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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26
New Boots and Shoes.

Van. BoLe, 161 Main Street, Wheeling,
opening the his Fall and Winter stYUx
OF Boots and Shoes, which embraces every styo and
quality in tho shoe trade, for ladies', misses cdreus
wcar Gents boys and youths boots shoes To desg.
nate the variety would be lengthy advertise.
@ This stock is exclusively New York and Philadelphia
make the latest style and best and Workmanship
both cities; Is warranted and guaranteed both by
kcrs and the undersigned Particular attention called to
the article ladies travelling boots. w.H BoLR.
.-r|l--E.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

E.O GOODMAN &5 co.
WHOLESALE pEALERsIx
Paper, Cards, Gard Boards Ink
Pearl Street, CINCINNATI o.
R PfA be tho su nIrss AM
Printing Paper, ali sizes Eng Gamer Tissue Psper,
cora; Msdiumts D,blo Med EHGftiins EIGiti@ss ::
Plate Lithorraph ' Marble :.
T5i IIs5aWsfs EsI%s paTsr sISfsa sIos and Gilt ::
Tea sen BOX RGSGns Snnrs1a4sS rSPsr' prepared and
n4ge Dfg Goods TU5aI1d T%5aprng PAPER. all sizes.
p,u,, ' u sSARpsspe' s!a RasipS:sp''0''' &c &C.
Also Agent for Lghbodys suPrRroR PRST,s M oars Ss
Book, AND CoLoRED INK, Sc. INK
EXTRA PEARL FAcrD CARDS
EXTRA PEorLR's
| PRINTERS
PORCELAIN
Sxa1x SaT,x SURFACED cARD BoAHDs.
| 5.1 SATIN ENAMELED
The above and Card Boards are
aIess Tor and are ola most beautiful and
lower rate any Cards heretofore offered in bi ,
ket and as low as they can be purchased in East
pecny invited to examine stock An our goods are
sell as low If not T oy. which enables us to
Gs-Paper made to order.
| -1uE~A-tl'
MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE
of Cincinnnti-ssession of IS52-53
NHE regular of Medical Lectures in this instftu
S5a four @onhs
Rev C. ELLloTT 1G15D s. % Sr President FrgsTEEs ors. ,r
9: NJ LANGpoNX, 81 g., secretary si y inc i'"'f'
Hon c. D. COFFIN.
Hon, JOIN BuRGoYNE
Z Hon N; GEO !salHo HoApLEY, load ia.
r. GEn ~ %REETGKE' %REn1KKEf' Es2.
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentIemen
r. D. MnssEr, 81 d. Professor of Descriptive and oper.
JP J1Dkiss, N; D., Professor of Anatomy.
JoHN r. WnirE, NJ. D. Professor Of Theory and Prac
GEO NESDESHALL, ~ D., Professor OF Obstetrics aud
Diseases OF Women and1 hildren.
nna M Of Maera Meea
U. e. CoSEGYs, NJ D., Professor OF Institutes ofMed.
JoHs LOCKE, JR. NJ. D., Lecturer on Chemistry
COURSE OF Lectures upon some important
month Of These lsees viii be ee duspg sta
S Roo W dndt4 this s.
Inc Professor of Anatomy will be opened
FEEs for the full s1o5 Matriculaton Ticket So
Dissecting Ticket $40, Graduation Fee s25
), ~ - j. p. JUpKlNs, NJ. d..
u Dean Of the Faculty.
..sT Sole Leather.
I00 SIDES of Hemlock tanned sole leather the bcst
,s t that has ever been brought to the Wheeling
aagsl BERGER& & HOFFMAN. 40. hainst
WAL PAPER.
1NHE Subscriber has on hand good spply of yauFa
per ard BORDERS which he will sell reduced Prices
.oe..i JOHN FISHER, !.
.~ euseotz : -----A. No. t35, Main at. 4
ooo od lbSESt Logwood. Cbest1 bbls White Mia1Td;
Inttore and for sale low by - 4~SS-' r
noyg - -L---LLs z n II LOGAN a- t'n.
Cloaks. :,
FEW fashionable style French cloth CJoaks ~ 100
q Main st. edeeel JoHNsToN's &C
December 1852! 2
w INTER BoSNETS-Fur and Felt gonnetsa at II
JoHNSTON'S. ICE Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26
Co-PartnerShip.

THE undersigned have this day formed eo.partner
ship under the name and style ol s. G. Baker d Co. an
will continue the Steamboat agency and Boat Store bust
ness at the old stand, No. % Water street.
S. c. BAKER,
jAn3f ' " JOHN LIST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26
DRUGS. MEDICINES.

Chemicals, Perfumeryy i&c.,&c.
IN. CRUMRAOKEFs would announce to his
nicnds and the public generally that having purchas
ed the interest of the senior partner business lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbacker & Son. he
Will continue the same the old stand No. 15, Main
and would respectfully solicit merit contin
nee OF the patronage literally bestowed old
He has Just returned from the Eastern Cities is
opening extensive and well selected Drugs ami
Chemicals PeTiamery Fancy articles, &c all of which
were purchased eer strict personal inspection and with
scrupuous regard purity quality and are now offered
10 the public on tho most reasonable terms Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26

CITY BUSINESS,
COPPER, TIN, s. SHEET, IRON 3yyARI
Man113a otaru ~

IAdIl iC GOI y. . -.Io-----
= THANKFUL, for the liberal patronage heretofoi,
@ bestowed ppon him the subscriber would
Acontinues to manufacture the above named articles In
al variety Of which he has always OH ad good az
sortment for Wholesale and retail very low prcest
lie also keeps hand cooking stoves OF the most al,
proved patterns for coal and wood. a ~ t;tet ~
JOB work will continue TO receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptness and in style that will
please the most fastidious. ~
aug2i '---' S'' f'E7 F. VIRNIY no g. Min AZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26
To Country Merchants.

4 y Sou1GT y Ih6IChdnCS.
MR. SIS; KNOX having withdrawn from the firm OF
VI McClallen, Knox S Co.. the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox Cbrother OF s.
s. Knox long and favorably known in trading public
assuming the style ofMcClallens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers CwhO
have long and literally sustained them) all other deal.
in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be ariv
ing from the 10Th to the last OF September.
Hoving been selected with and bought
for cash. they fnter themselves that their Fa Stock OF
Boots and Shoes they hold out inducements in quality
and prices superior to any offered in the market tn
Country Merchants their east they would be pleas
ed TO exhibit their stock and post them nprceS earlessy
challengnga comparison with the markets Baltimore
Philadelphia. sep3l MCCLALLENS & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership between the subscribers under the
firm of @. Baker Co is this day dissolved By muua
consent The business Of the late firm will be settled BY
by L. P. Woods at their office on Water street.
s. c. BAKER.
JAM 81, 1853. ttr L. 2. WOODS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26
TRANSPORTATION.
CLEVELAND AND pIrrsRupc
-.a ~. ROAD,

Al...sA Es5E-s ES2sst ssss.a n n
sssts=a fsszss- fs5 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26
GEORGE MENDEI,!. !.
No 1874, NUnin Street. -s5

WHEELING VA. i- ii1. ay!.a'
I now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETs,RUGS
j. MATS AND MATING. Aso Table and Floor Ole
cloths OF all widths and keeps constantly hand lag
assortment of FurnauTe OF every descriptions Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates Ventam
and Transparent Window Blinds, Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. Haircoth, Curied Hair
Spring Sackng Bottoms Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
ec all ofwhich will be sold at the lowest prices. augo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26
Here it is,

TT. HAS Just arrived-THE WHEELING BRIpGI
l. POLKA, composed by John Fiekeison and only OH
hundred copies, for sale at the Music Store Mai
street. Chb9l JOHN FICREISoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26


sirest.- (febsl JOHN FICREIsoN.
Mourning Dress Goods.
SUPINs& & Theim& MaiEands Bombazines, Alpaca Bonn.
y baIines, Silk Warp Mnusln Do Laines, SIX Warn
Thibet Cloths. Black French MeIiloes and Cashneres
Plain Black Wool De LANES, Just received at
oct25 o w HRIsKELL6 Co.
X BBLS, Alcohol for which The Diploma was aIyaTd.
lJ ed at the late Fhir, in store and for sale by
novs ,1H KILLS & CALDWELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26

------- OIUdh TO3ULHS.
w would call particular attention our stock of La.
" oes French Cloak Cloths, warranted fast oolors.
Olive Brown Green, Lead Black Citron.
Cloths We're imported by Jas Beck & Co. their
tetaH trade we have trimmings to match the Cloths
JSst reeeivedat W HE1sKELL & CO.'S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26

F1annels. at
1G00 YARDS Kinsey,s Red and Yellow Merino Wool
1I~OO F1annels, warranted not TO shrink ~
sh WEIGH PlaDnels Salisbury and otheT descriptions
White, Red, Yellow and Brown Flannels.
% and 81 Plaid Flaunels, Childreni also ono
piece Errnine Flannel extra SUPER just received
-ostSo ~ ~ % w HEISKELL d cos
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26
STEAM MARBLE Works,

SfcubcnvilIe TRe End.
WE ARE prepared uTnish any tiantity, Steul,eI
w Vile White Lead, warrap1 equt, If not superior
KRIi & CALDWELL
11nts for fhuuE,cturcrS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26

1TGLY EFFIE, by c. Lee Hentzi and more OF NV Nov
~ el cd parD by Buwer. This latter work can now
febie J.H. McMECHEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-26

The New Depot Ahead!
TUST RECEIVED n
Glcaso,rs Pictorial for this werk-prise Gt cts
EarEuIi's illustrated News do do
ana all the Eastern weekly and daily papers, and new
looks and Papers received every day arrival OF
The Pet Beauty;
The confessional the black Peritents or the Italian
auventuTes OF Capt Blakeat the New Depot Main st.
opposite the Northwestern Bank. -
iebt2 ~ RIrSH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-05
The Celebration In Jersey city.

In the noIning, yesterday, national salute was
fred ard the different church bells in the city ruug
No private associations were out except the Irish
Benevolent accompanied with the Montgomery
Guards which formed Washington street, and after
Iaiadrg the principal streets of the city, visited New
York city At and down sautes fred, and
at BALI past O'Clock the display Of Fireworks under the
objection Of Edge Co, took place on Van voorsts
square, ard to wtness which heee about ten thon
eard persons.
than ordinary share Of powder was consumed,
and several accidents occurredone, boy named
Tom Tonrelly had his thumb blowr or and his right
feaIiuly shattered by the premature discharge Of a
kiIgs arm musset. Another had his face badly burned
by pistol explosion Two negroes about three O'Clock
in the sfteIrcop, nwderousy ssssiei each other with
knives the plank road and OF them, Young Bob"
wss deeply cut in The Abdomen and probably will not re-
covsr.
AT Communipau fair held. and an Grafton dsliv
cred A large plumber from Jersey City were present
Bergen Hill literally covered with New Workers
About .ix o'clock, party of four Dutchmen were de-
scendiDg the hill in . carriage, when the horses took
fright and against the store wall dangerously nur
ing three of them and breaking the leg OF the -four tn
They all conveyed to house near and medical
sistaDce provided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-05
THE CELEBRATION IN TARRYToWN.

The Monument 10 the Capsoss of Major An
dIc-l.ny Ing OF the Corner Stonc-OratiOn by
James n, Brady, EsG, OF the New York Eur
-Gnand Civic nnd Military Procession, &c.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The citizens OF Tarrytown, assisted by their breth-
rcD from the neighborng villages and counties ofthe
State OF New York celebrated the Seventy seventh
Anniversary Of our National Independence in man
ner peculiarly interesting.
1t is known to every American almost to all the
people in the world-that at at a spot about half
mile distant from this romantcally situated and fast
thriving village, and upon the old Albany post road
three young militia men of our State did, upon the
23d day Of September, 17s0. capture, within the
American lines, Major John Andre the Adjutant
General Of the British army, and take from
his person several important military docu-
ments, which the spy had obtained from
the foul taitor, Benedict Arnold, with view Of
putting the Kings siroops into the possession Of th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-05
SIARITININ INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived yesterday.
Steamship Roanoke, cssendy. Richmond, TO LuGan
Ship Isaac Bell (pkt, Johustone, Havre, May 2s with
sos passengers, TO Livingston.
Ship Carack (of Tbomaston), Fsles Havre, MAY g.
with 3O2 pa sergers, to Nesmith & Son.
Bark Martha Ann (of Newport), Bubeak. Hsvsnas
Bark Midas (of Thomaston) Jordan. New 0reana, e
Brig Ernen lNor), Lawson, Newcastle. +, II days. -
Barclay Il Livingston.
pass engers to Logan & Collins. June 20, Caass
Rsrks spoke fishing schr Bonita Of Halifax.
schr julia Ann (of City. hC), Sinmens, st Bart's,
l3 deys to Hoppook Greenwood june 90, lat S2 46,
Ion rs 49, spoke brig Eliza Denton of New York from
81 Mays, Ga for Martinique.
schr John White Dyer, Baracoa, 10 days. to Mahsm
& Stow.
schr Tweed (Br), Petty, Eeuthora, days, to ords-
Schr Mary Yates, Calais, 10 days.
Arrived This Day.
Steamship lorida, Woodruff, Savsnnah. Sc hours "
BAR spoke brig Belle Povle, bound s. Sd, at IS Pm,
BateIss light bearing NV, exchanged signals with
steamship Augusta, hence for savannah; time
phia for Cha -estcn Monday 4th at IL AM lat 81 35
lon "a 20, exchanged signals with ship bound n sho
ing blue ienal with white square.
sroford, Beston 4 Co. July 3, at PM 20 miles =
Hatteras Shoals pnsfed steamship Osprey from PhfA-
deEha for Charleston, and steamship Augusta, hsncs
ship Southerrer hsnce for ChaIeston
Ship Jessie, Cobb. New Orleans, % days to Eszle &
Hazard June 80, of Frying Pan Shoals, exchanged sig
Sheldon
Brig Etns (Br), Richie, Hulsboroush, NIB, II day.
sobr Union, Barnaby, Para, Brazil, June IL, to
Bshop Co. June 90, LAT SO So lon 6S AZ saw isrya
man Of var steamer steering NJ July 2 lat 3S &C. Lon
10 az, passed Swedish brig Julia, steering ENE
schr Emily (Br) johnson, Nassau 10 days. to Eaas
Hutchns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-05
Died,

On Monday, July 4, after painful illness, Roanr
WASHINGTON only eon of Charlotte Ann and Michael a.
Bo ~yer sgsd years and months
The friends of the family, are respectfully invited !,
after the funeral this Afternoon at three ocock
No. Is Greenwich avenue His remains will be inferred
iu Green wood Cemetery.
On Monday July A. KATE BRsBANE, only child of iWm.
and Lizzie Dick eyed year months and ~ days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
invited to attend her funeral from the residence of hr
parents No SO Troy street, Wednesday morning al
nine o'clock without further invitation
Hudson Columbia county, papers please copy.
On Sunday evening" July 3, after lingering Illness
Mrs MARY AUGUSTA wife OF John Clspp and youngest
daughter of Alexander Ca caden ESQ., Of the State Of New
York in the 30th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of ~
sisters, Mrs L. Aeer, II. M Soue, o. Hutchingsop W.
Gregory and her mother Mrs A. Cascaden, repeot
fully invited to attend her funeral Wednesday eer-
noon. at O'Clock, from her late residence ef
Grove street and Prospect place jersey City Her re-
mains will be takeR TO Greenwood Cemetery Stages o.
the left Of the ferry Will convey friends to the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-05
The Day In BTOOkly1,

TIE day observed in this city with more than
usual spirit ard passed off with but very few accidents
considering the continual discha ges Of various Kinds of
fireworks. The streets thronged during the whole
day. and every public building, liberty pole the ferry
boats and shipping along the wharvss decorated
with fsgs presenting gay and holiday like sppeara
The stores were mostly closed by noon thus giving those
employed therein opportunity to celebrate the day in
common with their friends ard acqusntances AT
rise national salute Of thirty guns fred from
Fort Green, by Major POWELL which sepeated at
and again at night. At o'clock, A. NJ, the Fifth
Brigade, under command Of Brig General Duryea, formed
Hicks street. and marching through Hicks Pierrepont
Fulton and eroemon, reviewed at the City Hail. by
Nsy Lambert. The Common Council had not been In
vied to participate in the hocor here being misunder
standing between the military and that honor able body
md Nassau, where it dismissed, and the Napier
Tandy Light Artillery, Capt. Hogan; Williamsburg
isS ip regiment; cal jesse smith and staff and por.
ton of the 18th regiment proceeded to Williamsburg,
review before the Mayor and Common Coupcl Of that
salute from Fort Greene The bgand comprises the 10th
regiment COrse) 1S,h 14h, and 72d regiments, Gnfan
try) all Of which well represented. They marched
well ard elected the of the people generally
by their correct department and solderlike conduct
In the evening there fine display of fireworks
from Fort Green under direction Of the Common Council
The Brooklyn cerDe band envened the intervals bet seen
the various discharges with excellent music about ten
O'Clock tie last piece fired, and the assembly, esti
mated at about &c COO in number quietly dispersed to
| their respective homes.
The day remarkably orderly, and very few arrests
| made BY the police for ruLkenness
Thee was but one alarm Of fire daring the evening aud
caused bT the burning Of the roof of No sc Pa
ctc street occupied by Mrs Doyle which occasoned
by fire ciscksrs. The damage done slight.
ACCIDENTS.
| The accidents rom gunpowder very few,
though, unfortunately, those that did of q
Ia her seroue nature.
Mr. F,encis Ray a resident of No 206 Mulberry street.
New York, while riding up Fulton street stage beog
ebtsd with others the top, shot in the leg by
nuiket fred frcm upper window Of house No. 284
Fpltos The wound is considered TO be dangerous
He attended TO at the Office Of Dr. Heath and last
| evening taken 10 his residence
DO, named Edward Hart residing ct the corner Of
Yolk and Charles streets bad two OF the fingers of his
| Iight hhbd blown on by the explosion OF pistol
raued Hanegan while firing pistol in Kent
emu bad thee fingers blown o, In consequence Of
tie explosion tf the barrel Amputation of tho hand it
| is feared will ba necesgsrY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-05

The military display contained features of parti
cusr interest the march Of the troops delay ed
but why know not, far beyond the appointed hour
Fortunately, the day not excessively warm, the
storm Of the preceding Sunday night having cooled the
atmosphere and the torrents OF rain that fell during the
same having rendered. the abors of the s,avengers
completely superogatory. Theses circumstances cons
Joined with the coudnsss Of the skies which prevsnted
Pbnbus from darting the rays Of July upa1
their devoted beads render march through
the streets OF city much less psome to the military
than II would otherwise have bseu Notwith standing
the extraordinary fs OF rse tie streets we're in tole
raby good coalition Broadway il particular that the
march dry pavement sud yet uSaccompaned
with dust This alone must hsve been gr eat boon for
cannot conceive any thing ucendurable than
march through the hot dusty streets Of New York under
q scorchvg July sun.
The lire Of march was round Union square to Seven
teenth street through Seve Irving place
through Irving place street. through Four
teenh street the Third avenue Sn the Third
to Tenth street. through Tenth street TO Broadway down
Broadway Chambers street through Chambers street
and Centre street to the east gate OF ihe Park.
Al the troops passed through the Park they saluted the
Mayor snc Comm on Council who vsrs present in front
of the CITY Hall for the rucpose Of passing them In
view, accom- panied by many visitor. The above the
only episode in the events Of the review dersns of
tice Ire troops, Tfo wete reviewed conslbten OF tue
First Division Of tbs New York State Militia, usder the
command of Major General Charles W. 5andford, aud
amounted TO eleven regiments IL expected that
there would have been another regiment present n,mey
that which has been lately sanar ubosr the commsnd
ofT Mesgher Esq. the ii,urtrnus uphoder OF . civic
force but belecs that tnsir urt,-us res3y
in time to allow Of the II be above ree
The advance guard compo "a Of troop of tue Ma
tonai Guards Who preceded the Get er Of Division aud
his StGI followed by
Horse Artillery and Garmsn D. agoons
Empire Band
1st Regiment, composed of American Rifles
Band
2nd Regiment compose OF the stat Guard Hsblander
German Pinles ana Cyuti oenLals
Band.
3D. Regime Mt composed Of Ge, ssrs Ist % and
81 squ.dron and Csrabt GERS.
-4th Regiment, poed Of New York uussars and Ger
man Dragon Guards.
Park Of Arullsry.
5tb Regiment Jsfsrson Rides.
Sheltnn's Bard.
9th Regiment consiftag OF Gooyerpeur Guards and Rifle
Compenite.
7th Regiment consialrg of Washngt VA Guards
Adkins Band
Sth Regiment, consisting ot state Fencbies
yerohsnt Pad,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-05
The Celebration I'm Williamsburg.

Tie day usheIed in by national salute OF thirty
two guIs fred at daylight by Captain Tafts company Of
Liz Artillery, which repeated at and seven P.
81. In tie forenoon there fine parade Of the mill
tary attached to the Fifth Brigade New York State
Militia under conuxud Of Brigader General II. b.
Duyea In the evening grand display Of fireworks took
place in Union avenue under the direction Of J. W. Had
fed Esq.
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS.
In the afternoon row occurred la Mr. Schneider gar
Gen. in School street between Even and Graham streets
Officers Cox and Schneider in attempting to que the
dturbsnce surrounded by thirty or forty Of
the party. and before assistance arrived were very
yuuehIy used Officers Luther. Hentz Kehl ard Adams,
finally arrived and succeeded in disper sing the mob
Officers Cor over Patson, Brady, and Rabdigan, by
their United exeryons succeeded in quebng several dis
trInapces during the afternoon the OF North
Secor street and Union avenue
On Saturday night, man named Manning, residing in
Battle row, 10 North First street. Union avenue,
vas krccl cd down by large stone, thrown by man
tmsd Jirkham and very dangerously injured
Some friends Of the assaulted man in turn knocked
The saiIant down. but for the Interference OF
teversl citizens would have bea. him severely
A your msn named John Roach residing in Maspeth,
place loaded pistol in his coat pocket and In taking 1t
out the lock became entanged causing premature dis
charge inaictirg sev,re wound on his thigh He was
tter ded by d. pcs nson.
A boy named William AdgersoR, residing in North
nd street had his LIFT blown out by carele
IN tbe ue Of fire crackers.
A man aesidipg ia Even street named Philip Wei e.
man lost three fingers en- his right hand, bJ the ex-
Ilosion OF pistol.
woman named Lucretia Swanson, residng ia ths
swamp was considerably buried about the lower part Of
her body p equepce of her clothes taking fire from
a reck Of lighted rccrsckers.