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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
DTPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
III OIL Nsll-s. fl, l. l. -, -.
ais our,nv having csps Of sOoo paid In oash aso
yey prepared 70 insure Against los and damage ~
nrc, ~ favorable terma -, .-s-. ;.,....- n
Ihe this eomPsn, pIodes that AFTER ayas nisfe
the sioeAOdes the Of cent per annnIn
the sns be divided among tine Gsto IN i
hesng ttrs xhh sin "a - be nnste In cash wheseyer
the sceumglsieA profit. and caphal anonnt 20 sleooc
TRUSTEES
Snephen MhsneJ. Regbcn Niiher Robert % Mrnt1fh
fcNl A. G. Gray James Warren George r. Adee.
Daniel +. Fearing. A-thrf Iesrv Samuel Y. Holman.
William II. Russen John J. As'Of Jr
Augustus G Downing De- mig Dse. Frederick A Deano
GasswAy r. LsmAE lehr sts..rd Jr James C. Bell
W kggs Avsrd & Center Daniel Drake 3ratA-
IN. Butler Duncan ye,.b Oskrs Frederick O. POSER.
Charles III. Russell Josh .0lsrd Ir Peles Hall
Isaac Townsend JsraSN Xsterhury. Robert : Hens.
{ Giraud Poster. GeofNCu-,i.
DUNCAN r. CURRY sccretsS RORERT s HONE. Prezdent
H'HE RUTGERS FIhINsURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL S@te9-lhe Nuts Of this Company sll sab
da. or ss5IsnSe The EagIs B.aI 70 SIS Erosds IN
MONDAY iph Of October ms. On MONDAY The l0h Of
oeioss1 MI. the cOmpssy al, ocs ID nv OSes. the
sse application. insurance on th favorable terms
JOHN W. SErcHAN, yeeS 'rH'Stpf
SccrfsrN Jam
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CUPREME COURT.-CharIes STIRLING and John
- Walton .ssns, Thomas crunIey John G nley C.n.rne
For Rsiisf-(Com. serl-TO CATHARINE ChuMLEf and
ELLEN cRUhLEY-foa are hereby sna % -
the Cerk City and County Of Hew'Yors at ne City Hall
he aid CON plant the subscriber h ONCE NO m bfosws
In the City sswYort within twenty days amer ths ssrves o. TINS
.a mons On you Of she day u such s~fves and yo
nj 10 answer the within the TINS Aforesaid the Pan
ns will apply tho Cour of tns fehef
IN. ~ SJ Ia,sxWsa H. GOODMAN Plaintiff Attorney.
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IhhH, Most sac heap and hkuabIe Hol's T5J1'
- October Arrangement
ALBANY and NETWORK INLAND ROUTE
"A RAILROAD-Three DAILY Tans-OEe odAtsoo irsa
Al A N and two daily Express Trans, a. and - -
connecting Albany With CenEa Line 81 kareaa =. 10
With lines North SArstoa spunxA whitehall and
The trains with Western and Hudson and beaafs AL
r..d a. On -Four fer Lebanon Spcn VI sd AL
Nopda, Oct the depot corner Of " hs cn tno
through tickets Be procAed Ane
checked Albany Schenectady Utica Syracuse ksees ana
bunso
,o received Broone-t snd B"wery AID Shs Aaa
th-sy sfafl0nA
The sbove trains land and receive p1ssenssn OILY - Cf's
Az other trains VIII lesvs City Hall sOu corner Of rry'nr'~
a., IA ~ N sLOAT. superintendent
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d. = HOVGH AnCuOneeT
Il AEGE SALE of SECOND-HAN DFURNITURE

lI-THIs DAY It 10, A. NJ No 20 North AND No. 2zl old
William e. near Cbsb6n embracing Sofas Bureaus Chairs Rock
ar, Tables Bedsteada Mattresses Beds Pillows Paintings, En-
suyirss Lounfs A. &c. sale positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

An EIpre Trim OF Psenser will .ye savannah ever
TUESDAY AID SATURDAY )! O'clock PN- seE the srTiVa
the steamships C0umb1s the
ma oeock and into Aorfros-ry he day y PM-ony
q hour, from savannah Morgoeryskins l! hours les an
travel than By other route
Fare from NsvYork TO savannah. ..-......... IS 20
Fare from Savannah 70 N1nisouery IL -
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NpEAT PEREMIlOhI GALIl AZ hOOilOAN VI
INEVITABLE NEWTOWN L0TS.-ALBERl n: NlC0LAf
OTslen TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THuksDA 4 Oct y
l6 g5 a. II 4 E each day, on the ground 900 oesatul
1891 Ios and Y Sites in tho Village Of SegtoTn kgowp as
y. fsds Farm and adjoining the property Of tho Wet tushns
n.,sp n mes from City Of NewYork, forming the hand
.eion ever rcd for sale Ions Island 10 natural ed
being situated on the line OF the Ne"-fork
-Fhins Railroad the depot and commanding az extensive
% on The Neyvtown Plank road and Junction6v Ia the I'M
20 Churches, Stores Marietta &c
a. unsurpassed for natural beauty and proFeToa Tor
commanding extensive view oil the surrounding
having supply and being covered
.fh ,rea, variety OF fruit and ornamental trees
m, kwYok and ushng Railroad now in process Of conrle-
s under contract 70 be completed the st pectoe
vii through this gllage e.u
a. will nm on this road hour OF the ds from A. NJ
nil 10 o,clook NJ OF not than 80
a.n The Of the CITY of Wiemsburgh on the
yeuns of Monday II passed resolutions giving PERMISSION 70
A. Railroad Company bring the through the city TO the
tries II
Ag dnf the day rendering Of the upper wards
sths which will be from 90 10 100
ret will be opened and graded the best manner at the e
.,p,e of present who feel warranted IN saying that thus
for PURPOSES suburban residences sdysn
rfes 10 BE- NJ With IN no other direction
The sale this property will take place on the ground that s
ssras NAV b. examined in order to be appreciated
sale per the auciioaces fees a. the time and
pks 20 per the 9TH Nov 1885, balance can remain
% three FIVE cent Title un-
abstract OF which viii be furnished TO every
purchaser
esus nsertodn every title win protect the purchaser
sfaDs the Of buildings Of Objectionable character
full information kc application be
had A H. NICOLAY, No a. Wsllst.
HO0LE Co. No; 2os Broadway, cor Fulionst
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- Merritt Jams Dsmpsey hS
none d. on ITO JAMESDEMPsEY.
hereby summoned and required 20 answer
complaint this action which was fled In the omSs o, 3s
Of Of Newfork az tho CITY Hall
IN The CIV OF NewYor the ID day o. sepsmbsr Inst and
copy Of answer 20 the said compliant on ne
sncrib. heir No ~ Chsfhsmst In said cry, wthn
twenty r tbs service Of this summons on oa sresA,e Ct
the d.y OF and fail ths sid complaint
will the Aforesaid the PLAINTIFF will taxi jadsn mt ~ Ne
ann OH ssh hundred and Eve dollars with Interest from The ns
az eight hundred and besde tho cos
81 H. ACTON Dated NewYork. sept Z, 1888 -
dIaUsWeds PENNEY POsTLkf. Pisintihs Auospsy
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J. HOOLE & Co, No. 208 Broadway, cor. Fulton
A NJ TAYLOR, No 243 and 2ij CentIe-s'., aud u
WILLIAM RANDALL on tn. preuiises.


dANANA NIVAhS.-W ILLIhM INV I4NV W VU'i
Aueoneers viii so at suction WEDNESDAY Oct st
.,oth sales No Pine st. Broadway by or
Of the oouenees pay advances so goo Novresss 0 Ar
Dsnebay $1,000 Jenny Lind Nno Baltimore Club
Gil HAS GaAhees CsbsDs Punuadse Crys al Palace feruzss
NgcsurAs and other brsndsTegaa
The above Cigars will positively he sold without
advances Country merchants the trade hotels and
wind this opportunity purchase fine aTiele at
TemsFour months approved udor'ed notes for al
rnde amO cAsh
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STATE OF NETWORK.
SEcRgrAsy's OFFICE.


have compared the preceding with -
original resolution Gle this office and do certify that The sns
correct heTeoan aud OF the whole OF said original
Given under my ses Of Office the City % Aesay
H. 81 the pth Of June M III. Of our Lord isa
- HENRY ). RANDALL, Secretary Of s<sts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

STATE OF Nsw.NosK IN sEssrs June ~ sN
The ofthe Constitution 81 hs se
this ssueed TO by majority OF All tie INC
Senate. By order ofthe Senate ; r. thikth rresao~W
Attest. iu p. BARsgs, Clers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

CIRIC lit fals anAmmAtory and Chronic
kneunsism Neuralsi. Lunssso Tic DoloareaI Chdblana
Crmps and Pans the Limbs and ali knds OF spralns
and BTuises -. -. p.o.1...,.
For sale Charles II Rnrs corner Of Johnst and
80 D. Crumbie No B0wery and No ehl Bro.d~syj
GakaEdsn Conde No Sth-ay and No 81 Say and Me-
~. No 75 Fztonst B. Circulars VIVA esrtln-
c.s fun the hoty the tnted sszt can be nsd oy
10 4uus6 slofes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE. No Il Asrcerss7 Z For the
Of Chrome Disease the application Of his Body
Brsee. Brace Spinal Props br.ee faes psy
GiS IL sun and Travelling Companion for the Of 'o
81 Digestive neryou. spinal and Female Comp nts
nd Tor Epre. Dropping Lanssor also for The support Of
nd dur nz cont
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OtVhft NJ HHIc HVFIIIN''
ASraosy J BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
pEREMPTORY SALE Of 60 CHOICE BUILD
j ING LOTS -
On GATES and RALPH-ANS,
snS on Quncyt DivoD.ny Ia the City Of Brooklyn ct
ssston- BLEEC KER win sell At suction, THURSDAY,
W." AT the MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NY,
the following Real Estate. VIZ;
BROOKLYN PROPERTN-6O desirable Building Lots, beauti
My immediate mpro ement situated Ostes and
pha ard Quucyst and forming nearly the entire block OF
o. whole icing the immediate vicinity of D idonsv and the
keus and grounds Mills Esq, well the Private Park
each full size being . feet front and by 100 feet
depth The ground lies handsome overlooking nearly the
Whole of Biookl,n Wansbugh the soil eIceedingy fine
md the property The immediate eghborhoOd OF sestimproye
p,rts and The land level and the aud
Uuss are feet wide is o. the best pieces OF prop
offered for sale In the City Of Bookyn and accessible
NV the brooklyn and WDlsmsbursh
City of New which makes the above property
desirable the merchant and capitalist well 40 the meohAn
ktfv@kn smsn doing business IN the City of NewYoTk
The terms will be be al TO the purchasers and the sae
VIII be positive. The title Is perfectly objectionable.
Mars describing the above property and further Paon can %
had 81 The Auctioneer, No. I Broad-st n. Y
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ian internal remedy certain for tns distressing CON
plant Of The tonns cures ca ,se9sd see r,n %
II. % gratis Of tho Popre, AZ ia Medical ones va
eors sdse all d.s@sesl No @I 4tsst ID door hem
b. heL.r RoEerY and bIOedNaI.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09
Mrs. Lasselle's Book.

The enterprising book of Mrs. Lasselle,
of the Metropolitan, is really quite enter
tanning and instructive. 1t contains few
slight inaccuracies, which We presume will
be corrected in the next edition; but, as a
whole, it is book of interest. Its pictures
of Southern life are we'll drawn, its des-
criptions of certain scenes in Washington
and vicinity are quite life-like, and well
calculated to counterfeit some of the carica-
lures and misrepresentation of such works
as "Uncle Toms Cabin" We undertand
that cheap edition of Mrs. Lasselle's vol
nme will soon be issued Glad to hear it,
and hope to learn speedily that it has been
literally patronized by the people.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09
Messrs. Coyle's Planning Works

We are truly happy to learn that our en-
terprlsing neighbors, Messrs Fitzhugh and
Andrew Coyle, of 9TH street, have nearly
completed all their arrangements for putting
into operation Beardslee's Patent Planning.
Tongueing and Growing Machine. They
have a fine steam engine, from the estab-
h>hment of Messrs., Woodruff Beach, Hart.
ford, Connecticut, now about ready to be
got under way. Their works are favorably
located for business, and they will soon be
ready to meet all orders
The Beardslee machines are really extra
ordinary things of the kind. They have now
been genera ly introduced in various DOR
tons of the United States More than thir-
ty are now i'll successful practical operation
in the State Of New York. As an iIlustra.
ton of the extent of work which they are
capable OF performing with unrivalled per
lection, it is sufficient to state that within
the last SIX mouths aud half, over fve mz-
"ons OF feet of flooring have been planned,
tongued and grooved by one of the machines
never running to exceed ten hours day.
The Messrs. Coyle have secured the exclu-
slve right to these machines for the District
OF Columbia. We hope they will meet the
encouragement they deserve. Everything
that is calculated to increase the industry
and manufactures of the Capitol City should
receive the cordial appreciation Of our citi.
zens at large.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09
GREAT PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT

We again congratulate our readers on the
probable construction of the METROPOLITAN
railroad. Ii promises to be great advan
tage to Washington and Georgetown, and
will undoubtedly be built at once.
One able contemporary, the Baltimore
Clipper says the work will no doubt be com
menced at the District of Columbia, and be
con inued to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, or, perhaps, to Frederick; but farther
than that it will hardly go. The object of
the projectors of the road is to connect with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Travellers
from the West, designing to visit the District,
Will, 1t is supposed, take the Metropolitan
road at its Junction with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and produce may be conveyed
III the same way.
The work will be commenced at once, as
the money will be forthcoming.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09

New AND ELEGANT SToRE.-Tbo..
greater evidence of the growing pro,
of Washington than the many improv.
that are continually being made q.
none more SO than the splendid Sion.
now erecting. Among them is John
ander's, on Pennsylvania avenue no.
corner Of 18th street. 1t is a mac,t
store, being twenty five feet wide nv
in depth, with a height of three stor,
is intend exclusively for paper hanrir
upholstering business, and is well Woo
a visit by our citizens, for the nror
will make it a point to please all VII
give him a call.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09
PROFESSIONAL GAMING.

we regret to learn from the Boston Bee
that there is very large amount of gamb-
ling practised in that city at the present
time. Within three years, by estimate, it
is found to have increased at least 100 per
cent. Nor is this all. The evil has increa sed
In degree-the vice is doubly vicious. The
gamblers have become as bold, as keen, as
reckless, snd as unprincipled and criminal.
as can be found anywhere. During a wear
past, some half dozen cases have come to
hight, where young men have been swindled
out of sums varying from $1,000 to $4,000
IN single night. Where one case comes to
night, there are hundreds which are onlv
known to the unfortunate victims and their
punderers. The midnight is gared by the
light of hundred saloons, in lofty stories
where the gambler resorts, and where his
fresh victims are seduced and inundated
The streets throng, at times, with these
well dressed villain folks-dashed out in
the splendor of wardrobes and ornaments
the profits of their ill gotten purses.
Ihere are other vices which becurse man
and society; there are other crimes which
ruin and sink their subjects; but we know
of none that so thoroughly DESTROYS all who
engage IN 1t, as this one of GAMBLING
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS.

We noticed with pleasure this morning a
large iron car on its way to the works of
the Coal and Iron Company at Cumberland,
Md. 1t was from the mandatory of
Messrs. Smith & Perkins, Alexandria, Va,
who, We are informed, have contracted to
build twenty cars for the same company
twelve for coal and eight for iron. The
whole contract will amount to some eighteen
thousand dollars. The same firm has re-
Gently sent large engine to the Point of
Rocks, in Maryland, for the use of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
They are constantly turning out work Of
this kind, and deserve to be favorably no.
ticed by the press.
While on this subject, we cannot forbear
calling attention to thy establishment re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. McKinstry, on Ohio
avenue. The lamented decease of that gen.
tleman has caused it to be closed: but it is
SO situated that it could be reopened and
prosecuted to advantage with small outlay
of active capital. Messrs. Eutwisle and
Moore, two worthy and industrious young
mechanics OF Alexandria are anxious to
start the McAlnstry works again and we
really wish some capitalists could be found
who would aid them in the good undertake
ing.
washington possesses every advantage
tor carrying on such manufacturers IN od
vantage. Let them be improved.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09
Handsome Present to our Gallant Firemen


We are highly gratltied to be able to an
nounce, that in addition to the liberal dona-
ton made by Mrs. Pendleton, of this CITY.
to the Columbia Fire Company, Mrs. P.
has presented the same Company with y
splendid and costly national volume, the
Gallery Of Mustrious americans.
The following dedication was on the flv-
leaf of this elegant work:
$40 the members of the Columbia Fire
Company. this book is presented as a tribute
to their merit, as deserved by the disin-
terestedness with which they serve the pub
lie, and In the hope that the example of the
great men whose portra it's it contains NAV
not be lost upon them, but that some of
them may illustrate in their own lives, that
intellect ual greatness belongs of right to no
fav ored class and no particular pursuit"
Subsequent to the reception of this valua-
BILE present, the following proceedings took
place:
Hall ofthe Columbia Fire COMPANY. At a
stated meeting of the Columbia Fire Cum
pany held on Friday, May 9th, 1868, the
annexed resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this Compa-
ny be rendered to Edward H. Pendleton.
esq, for his valuable gift to the the Colum-
bia Library, of magnifcently embossed
aud richly decorated copy of the Gallery of
Uustrious Americans
Jos. A. TAFT, President.
JAMES McDERMoTT, Secretary.
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X SCHEEL. 0rganist and Teacher q
vi and Vocal Music. having been engsc,
capacity for the last tive We years in Wa,hir
Alexandria. wishes to employ the remain
time Gas he has one or two spare evening, in
in teaching SINGING CLASS.
Mr.. SJIIEEL has in his possession tp..
from patrons Of the highest standing ackno
his skill and ability to impart musical instr
the latest and mo improved classical styir
submitted to his care may rest assured %
an easy execution ana elegancy Of truth AZ
Those Gentle men and Ladies who feel 10
join said class will please leave their rae
residence on 18th street, between F and e. d
n sufficient number shall have been obtainG
ments rs 10 time and place will be made
Terms moderate y, -
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ss To Strangers and CHI

I"omps"ns D'3ae'1eofypes are unsurpas>,,
for boldness Of execution and beauty of art.
His aSsiduous efforts TO est.bli, a first cla
in this city, and his coutinnd .ndcayors
visiters and p irons. have not been unrewar
examination of his pictures recently made i,
larry solicited. lie is prepared TO take n
every size and style, at reasonable prices.
Gallery, North side of Penna. avenue. be-.
and 9th streets, Lane & fuckers building.
feb 25-
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ENORMOUS SHARK.-The San Francisco
Times and Transcript of the 1st of April.
has curious fish story, as follows:
GA day or two since an enormous shark
about % feet long, entered an inlet about
one mile below the wreck of the Aberdeen
and became stranded by the tide going out.
His mouth was four inches wide. He was
killed, and over three barrels of oil were
procured from his liver, which portion of
his body filled six barrels"
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By e. N, sTRATTON- An,

(Pennsyivania avenue, south side, near lui
VERY CHOICE AND RARE NURSERY
Y AT AUCrIoN.-0n TUESDAY ATE
Nav 18th, at AZ O'Clock, at nv Auction
shall sell an assortment or splendid FRUIT
and PLANTS. from the private nursery of NJ
in Ger rgetown, ID c., viz:
% Lemon and Citron Trees. in blossom M.
Also, Pomegranites, Luistinas, Geraniu1
Jesmines, Running Myrtles, 0.eanlr-,
Terms cash. mg-
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EThOse no yyishDa-uerr.,

taken in the highest perfection Of the ar,
Course, call on NHIrEnURSr, he being the r,
the highest premium awarded TO Dscuarr..
the late Faic of the Metropolitan uechapi
tute.
His gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue. p
and-a-h If street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N

M Il call attention to a new article of H.
w with parabola lenses. which ar. ns.
acco darce with the principles If nature.
cu'iarly mdaptet t the eve thev cnaLir =
great rang" of vision without changing To-
of The head
m re - II act In nHny hcr-tofo"c majr al
the annoyance "f di-arrancine the hair. 81
The above. with n large ass rtm"ut Of r.
DIES ripti m of sprcinri" and Eyc Glass, i
the lowest p ssihl -airs.
VI. W IiLT & DO. JrWe.'
Sign Of thu yollen Eag,e. frnn a.
mq between 9Th and Let
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TIE LATE RAILROAD SLAUGHTER!

The New York papers of Saturday are
filled with details of the recent terrible care
'essness on the New Haven Railroad, the
main facts in which have already been given
to our readers.
The cause of the accident is attributed
solely to the engineer, in failing to observe
that the signal was given that the bridge
was open, until too late to save the train
This would seem to countenance the re-
port that was current in Norwalk, to the
effect that at Stamford, the Conductor had
told the Engineer to drive like hell through
Norwalk, as two men wanted to get off
there, and he would see them damned first.
Pretty fellows these to be entrusted with
human life!
The Mrs. DR.. Lands, or Landers, an
nounced as from Baltimore, among the kill
ed, is now reported in some of the papers
rs from Boston; but the fact that a lady by
the name of Harley, who, in company with
Il child six months old, left there On Thurs
dap morning last to go to Somervilie, Mass,
after having procured a ticket in the name
OF Lands through the agency of a gentle
man OF that name who accompanied her to
The cars, has not since been heard of. leads
to the supposition that it is she who is lost
MIS-. Harley belonged to Baltimore, and.
since the first reports came to hand, her
friends IN Boston have been telegraphed to,
but iheir last response was that she ha not
arrived there
Mrs. Greene and son, the mother and
brother of David Greene, Of South Paca
street, Baltimore, are also dead.
The Connecticut Legislature Immediately
appointed special committee to investigate
the causes OF the disaster. The committee
consists Of Senator Hyatt, DR.. Beckwith.
MIR. Blssell and MIR. Halsey. They are in
structed to repair at once to the scene of
disaster, to collect facts and report official.
ly. bill was also introduced, imposing
me OF SlO,O0O on every railroad company
Tor each person killed upon their road, and
'J P~""''Aeo ioA I'LL aCCiueutS proved TO
have. arisen from carelessness. A thorough
investigation Of this affair is to be had. tt
was also resolved to appointa Board of Rail-
way Commissioners, with extensive powers
That is right We hope the same course
will be presented hereafter, in case of every
railroad murder: for say what you will, it
is murder, by wholesale, and nothing else.
In addition to the above, the following
reached US this morning:
ANOTHER RAILROAD Acc1DENr!-The
passenger train from New Bedford near
Taunton, Saturday was thrown off the track
by the breaking Of the axle tree-tbe bap-
gage and passenger car were precipitated
down the embankment 80 feet. There were
twenty five passengers in the cars who were
much bruised and two severely hurt! The
cars were smashed to pieces.
When are these outrages to be stopped
Not until the people rise up and demand it.
1t is asserted that large majority of
these shameless assaults Oh human life
these fiendish butcheries on railroads
be traced directly to the drunkenness IF
engineers, and others concerned. Cau4his
be so?