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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05
We have ready for sale n large md well

selected stock Of business every color
style also large lot Of Tamas with large lot OF vests Of
every quality pants of description Nassau Clothing
Store, l04 and LOG Nassau street. corner Of Ann
DOLAN THOMPSON.
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Mungarians Lament" words by James Smmonds sung by
nle Zerr at Juens concerts Price rs GENTS Published
4 of this
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
THE LECTURE SEASON.

CPIRITUALISM.-REv. THOs L. HARRIS WILL LEG.
- ture Sunday morning Mt 01s O'Clock, and In the
evening At o'clock in the Medical College Thirteenth
sprtuasts Conference every Tuesday evening in Dods
worths Hall, SOC Broadway adjoining Grace Church All
interested are cordially invited Seats free.
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Whatever Is Is Right $50 said Pope; SO
say the customers Of DRUMGoLp pR0cH No i2o Fulton
they Their clothing Is certainly not excelled by
other establishment, and equaled by few.
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ever made, may be bought without money by all Who
have skill in hand sewing, and good work The
plan proposed will enable such and full
wages and in short time become the Of sewing
machine For full information apply at the desk of
Office No. 323 Broadway. l. NJ SINGER Co.
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Boots and Sh0es.-The Best and Cheapest
place In the city 70 get really good article Of boo and
hoes IL at BROOKS t75 Broadway and 100 Fulton street.
Cork SOLE double SOLE waterproof boots
shoes of every description.
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On Exhibition. --Can be Seen for a few days
at COSTARS rat cockroach, &c, extermnator depot 8
chicken that stands and wake tly
also half cat and half rabbit. Admission exhibition
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Daguerreotypes.-Anson, $50 Broadway,
making those large in size AVID equal ia quality
S ~ aose snas o9s' ana % enewnere Lnree more
HON'S, $50 Broadway.
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every STYLE sleeved half seeved circle SENT circle
10 Cossack also paetots sacks vests and vestngs in
great yariet OF the rebes sorts 600 pair fancy cass
mere pants, "a to $40. $50 Broadway.
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London Cordial Gin, Warranted Free from
adulseraton from London direct and Of
&c., for sale by VIM H. UN DERHILL Masonic
Temple 40 Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Ladies' observation-disclosures House,
10 Broadway, West End.-MADDEN STEWART are now
opening of infants robes at So each Infants
rocks 81 81 eaoh Swiss and cambria embroidery
to SIS EACH these of the design and worthy
inspection from oonnoisseurs of needlework.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Port Wine.-One Hundred Dozen OF a SUI
porb old wne has been eight years in bottle full Of wing
and the only lot of the kind in the market imported by
two years since from tho London docks. For s,e by
EDMUND c. CHARLES, Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

nIPAINTINGS AT AUCTION. JOHN LEvIsON WILL
~ offer for sale this morning his sales M broadway
large lot Of hne oil paintings consisting Of fruit and flower
pieces landscapes figure pieces moonlsht snow scenes
French German and American artss The NEST Of them
rich gold frames and suitable TO adorn the
parlor boudoir saloon This Is fine collection and
thy the attention of connoisssurs and Others.
JOHN BIRLY, Auctioneer.
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Ehe Best Pianos In the World.-T. Gilbert
Co.. planes With iron frames and circular sealed
lunlity ald prce. large assortment 81 HORACE WA
saR6'S bSS Broadway, tho sole AGENT
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Undershirts and Drawers The UNDER
signed asks the ton of DESTROYS
the above articles to his assortment which will be sold
the lowest cash prices.
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New Muslc.--" Little Katy's Dying Bcd,'
the best song that subject; "Childh rods Dreams"
beautiful ballad Call me Home Agaiu :; willie Dear
and Deal Gently with the Motherless p just published by
BERRY, 29 broadway, agent for Hallet Davis Co %
superior e0liau pianos
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Good Boots, Good BOOts.-Watlxins, No. ia
Fulton street. makes first rate bosts any
kind of covering for the feet do ber than
At his establishment We speak from experience
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nner accompanies what no other preparation has
aoeVed IL suhseryes five viz those of
fastening loose hair causing the hair
ing dandruh and cngthenng and siren gthe ing the hair
House.
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SULPHUR Baths-Timolat's Medicated Sui

phur baths 20 oil aker street. near broadway
For rheumatism, colds fevers eruptions
the skin &C., highly recommended ~
physicians Drs Mott Bostwick, Nissan, Warren &e Also
me dicated vapor baths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

CsrPetings.-PetersOn & Humphrey, 378
arssdy.y have received and are now opening shetr fs
Ally trade eensistng Of rich Bouvse carpets lin entire
carpet medallion oonre and landscape border
sny carpet in This country medallion Velvet Roque
Amnscr tapestry and Brussels carpets and all grades Of
oths In great variety for sale ths NherseYms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

New Mourning StOre.-PatrOns OF the New
Mourning sor: are Parsou .ry desired to bear in mind
THOLONEW WEED, ISL broadway, between Lhe St.
Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels.
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Best Second Hand Pianos, Mt II. s. Berry's,
M Broadway agent for Haet, Davis 4 Co.'s superior
pianos, and Pitcher Simmons improved melodeons Also,
pianos to let Tho place where the finest music
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
IL Tuesday morning. Nov Sth, at tho stables of Theo.
dore Bessop Woostr street. above FourthOne OF
horses we'll matched sound good drivers
six and years old One bay colt Morgan stock i've
Confdel fine family carriage new and ono large
wagon suitable for feed express light trottag
wegor Of light fancy double harness set ok
heavy fancy double harness. all Tho above is the
property Of gentleman about to leave the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Mourning Cloaks-special Attention Is
called to the Of coaks Of des
rAble pattern and style, at BARTHOLOMEW WEEDS
New Mourning Store 6 Broadway between the st. Ncho
Metropolitan Hotels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Buckley's Fav0rite Songs.-
The Dying Words of Little Katy; and
Como w lille the Moonlight Beams
Published by HORACE WATERS, 1893 Broadway
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mse tsa offered AZ VIM H. psGRs s m
clothing warehouse, 81 and 50 Fulton street.
Fashionable Clothing.--Persons In want
q we'll aad fashionable clothing for tho coming cold
- Ss e aSp s1a s Of sa
FRED AUNRoE CO.. No. All Broadway. between Howard
sna 'iAn1 e's
James Little & Co., No ia Broadway,
merchant alors nave Of the best ready
clothing that can DO found in the city, goods
suit the most fastidious.
We have ready for sale n large and well
selected stock Of business and coats color and
style also large lot Of Tamss with large lot Of Of
Nassau ss street.
Fashionable Ready Made Clothing.-Tal
sy aa ss sSd
great psrss o. hs rsses sorts LOO pair fancy oa's
Whatever Is Is Right $50 said Pope; SO
the Of .s IL MADE 9
they say Their clothing Is serln not eAes'ed oS any
Undershirts and Drawers The UNDER
the above Articles to his which will be soid AZ
A. WHITLoCK, No. 100 Fulton street.
Silks silks THE Ladies' Will find the
ss' ana dsy Ss I
eS selling d best w nen too e. the
Centlemen's Three-ply Linen Collars.-We
Invite the attention of jobbers olothisrs and those
about purchasing for their to
embracing all sizes, wholesale rotal.
IRA PEREGO SON, 81 Nassau street.
New Mourning St0re.-PatrOns OF the New
Mourning store Parcul sry desired to bear in mind
SLOT SSa9n sPd @ & BAR
Nicholas and Metropolitan hotels.
Mourning CloaI<s.-Special Attention Is
called the Of mourning cloaks Of des
rAble pattern and style, at BARTHOLOMEW WEEDS
New Mourning Store 6 Broadway between the st. Nicho
las and Metropolitan Hotels
Mourning Dress GOods.-The Choicest
styles imported to this arket daily received and for
sale ut very low prices, by BARTHOLOMEW WEED,
New Mourning store, SOL Broadway, between the ST.
Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels.
Ladies' Advertiscment.-GIasg House.
10 Broadway, West End.-MADDEN Il TEWART are now
opening of infants robes at So each infants
rocks 81 30 eaoh Swiss and cambria embroidery
$6 EACH these of the design and worthy Of
inspection from connoisseurs of needlework
Boots and Shoes.-The Best and Cheapest
place in the city get really good article Of
noes IL at BROOKS t75 Broadway and 100 Fulton
shoes Of every description.
Good Boots, Good BOOts.-Watlxins, No. ia
FHton street. makes first rate bosts Those any
kind OF covering for the feet do better than
1T his establishment. Wespeak from experience.
Buckley's FavOrite SOngs:-
Tban ytu ode 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Mourning Dress Goods.-The Choicest
styles imported to this srkes daily received and for
New Mourning store, Sol Broadway, between the ST.
Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

NJOTICE.-L A. MILLS 4 J. CoRNLY, NO. 50 GREEN.
IN wich street, will sell this Saturday morning. at 10
O'clock large stock Of groceries, wines, teas, sesars
fruits, Ac, &o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

DuTcH BULBoys ROOTS, DOUBLE HYACINTHs,
this day. Saturday at 10Y O'Clock No Wall street. ave
cases "Vandershoot and Van Waveren Sonsn Hsrlem
flower roots in lots to suit purchasers in prime order
jutt landed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Window Shades, Lace, and Muslin Cur
a!ns SATIN de lainss gilt oorsioes loops and all kinds
ATERGUsoNS, No. 2s91h Broadway Save your time and
% directly there
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best stock of silk and other seasonabe dry goods tho
ut HITCHCOCK h LEADBEATER'S, 3l7 Broadway cor
of IL onad street and will get them too at the lowest
rates. They are selling best kid gloves at 80 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

r. Gilbert & Co.'S. Piano at the Crystal
cslacoThe public respectfully invited to a
and see the mate Of the splendid piano at the
HORACE WATERS aoIea
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Gated poudre subtitle for ppr citing hair low
heads any part the body liquid rouge lilv white
hair restorative the old established laboratory 81
Walker street, first store from Broadway.
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Unsightly Badness Shames the Human
erybody does know that Barkers cheyeuxto
Iique 10 unfang. Clearly inonenve badness
Only try IT, Price % cents Sold everywhere; principal
pot Barkers ladies' hairdressng establishment No 4s9
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MeiOdeOns.-S. ID & HI. w. Smiths cele.
sr.ted meodeons tuned tho equal The
nonthe only melodeons tuned and the
seSt HORACE WATERS, 32S Broadway, sole agent;
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GcnfIcmen's Three-p1y Linen COlIars.-Wc
Invite the attention of jobbors oloisrs and those
embracing all sizes, wholesale rota.
IRA PEREGO 4 SON, 81 Nassau street.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND HORSE.-wILLIAM
IL Irving Co.. auctoneers, will sell at auction Satur
day Nov Eth at 1917 ocloch the Pine street.
superb Wilton Brussels and ingram carpets mirrors
wood parlor and bedroom furniture superb suite enameed
and gilt marble top bedroom furniture dining and tables
bedstead bureaus wahsnnds dining tables Sofas hair
Der goods silver TO- Also at o'clock front
OF store Pine street. poney, between six and
years old hind in double single the
saddle Sold for fault. Aso. light wagon and lrness
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UCTION NOTICE-THos BELL 'AUCTIoNEER-
"A BY w.. s. ingraham- Large sale this day at l0,s
o'clock in the salesroom No. 10 North William street.
elegant furniture Of all descriptions the entire
ding ofa Chairs blankets bagateiie table lot Of gro
ceres two large ice chests and numerous other goods
ces, &c.
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WANTED-A MAN AND HIS WIFE WITHOUT
w cbildren)-Thc work in q garden and take
Of horse and Ac and make himself useful and
able bis wife to do the Homework Of the family Scotch
ony store, 81 vesey streeA
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n the city Is ROOTS No. 1853 Broadway. Persons who
wish to avod long and tedious journeys innumerable
Avo stvla
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The Gold Medal for the best Dagurreo.
lgpes exhibited has just been awarded to MEADE
DnOTnERS by the American Institute. We receiving
DleAdid goods every steamer for holiday gifts. 21
Broadway and Williamsburg. Particular attention GALL
q 70 pictures exhibition at the Crystal Palace
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A UCTION SALE OF A DRUG STORE, STOCK AND
"A fixtures without reserve, on Monday the 7th of No
vember at hAlfpast 10 o'clock at & South Sixth street
Williams burg, unavodably postponed from the 4th inst
JOHN CAMPBELL, Auctoneer, lis Grand street, Williams
hur0
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HENRY a. LEEDS, AUCTloNExR-oN sArURpA

HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTlONEER-ON SATURDAY,
II November 9th, at IL o'clock A. in their gallery,
Of store No. Wall street, elegant oil paintings silk,
taohsd to glass and on convex Sya and square copper
of which have been received from Paris superior
merit to before imported into this country They consist
DONNA Magdaen PAUL and Virgins. Holy Family and other
bens, Tasso, Ferrata Murro, Carlo Dole Poutsin Brig
ham, Salvador Ross and Others by the most
Midi Mattehieu Mgnon Van Muller Borquct Ii Downaut
merit and most eessnty framed The arc sstsn t
of and the public is respectfully called this
SALE braonAhe superior collection
oil pictures offered at auction this all of viii
warranted per catalogue and will be sold positively with
They will be exhibition from Thursday Sd
inst until day Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Ans0n's Daguerre0types.-L size for
s0e5sd and in nice sas twice the size Of any in
VAich % and 50 elsewhere Remember ANS0NS $50
Dxoadway, opposite the Metro poltan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

ToHN L. vANDEwATER, ACCOMMODATIONS
roots this day Saturday At II 9oloek At the auction
order consisting byacinths tulips narcssus &C., ia lots
to suit purchasers.
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yNANTED IMMEDIATELY-ANU NURSERY G0VEHEEss,
w to take charge Of three little girls IN vrgina Good
required Apply personally to Mrs Hicks l5 st.
Nicholas Eotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

COMMONWEALTH VS. MoNTAsUE.-We learn
from the Express that on Saturday afternoon,
in the Circuit Court of Petersburg, the veniri
summoned was called over, and only out of
gu were elected as fit jurors-making in all 16
select men from 100 veniri. The court re-.
marked that it was not likely that the requisite
number could be procured among the free.
holders of ofPetersburg, and that therefore it be.
came necessary to send elsewhere. Directions
were then given that orders should be sent to
the Sheriff of Chesterfield to procure the at
tendance of 30 veniri men, to be present in the
court on Tuesday at IL o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

SIMILARITY OF NAMEs.-Unpleasant sus.
picions are often aroused by similarity of
names. For insta nee: We announced, last
week, the arrest of one Charles E. Jones.
charged with robbing Mr.. Butler, of Louisa
county. There resides in Louisa county re-
spectacle gentleman named Charles s. Jones,
who writes us that some persons unacquaint.
ed with his fnmily have contour ded the names
and he is regarded in certain quarters as the
suspected individual. In order to remove this
impression we will state that there is no rela
ton in any form between the two PERSONS
The papers of this city are requested to notice
this fact.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

PETRiFiED MAN.-The Morris. Ill, Yeo-
man states, that not long since, while some
men were digging in coal bank, near the
canal, they exhumed a body of man in
a perfect state of petrifaction. From the
corduroy cloth in which the legs were en-.
cased, the cords and seams of which are per.
tecf!y defined, it is supposed to be the body OF
one OF the Irish laborers engaged in the con.
struction of the canal. The limbs are near
ly perfect, and are completely transformed to
stone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

MAYOR ON STRIKE.-Mr. Stubbs. mavor
OF Norfolk, consents TO become again a can.
dldate, with the express understanding. how
ever, that his salary must be raised to $4,000.
He quotes the price current of may ors in va.
rIous cities, and very properly determines that
ne cannot disparage his own qualifications by
taking less than the market raie.
Washinofon Re,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

No MORE BACHELORS Rrvrp,r. r,-
Charleston papers announce the nae. nc u,
Donald e. Mitchell, tMk..MaryeID) ,he on,bo, y,
OF the Reveries of Bachelor, and other noul
ular productions, TO Miss Mary F.. dan.b,sr p.
OF VIM. b. Pringle. Mr.. Mitchell was = ss-
days since appointed consul to Venice bv
President Pierce. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The trial of the unbap.
py Daniel t. Woodward is not yet conc luded,
his counsel having yet to examine more wit
nesses., The plea Of insanity appears TO be
tne only one sought TO be established in his
Unconstitutional Int, Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

= In New York, Margaret MsCarty, a
child two years old, while sitting at the dinner
table, pulled the table.cloth and upset tu.
reen of hot soup over her person, from the ef.
fecis of which she died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

We have heard Of grass growing in the
streets OF our populous cities, and now learn
from the Portsmouth, N. H., Chronicle that
two black snakes were killed near the Ci,v
Hotel IN that place on Sunday-male and fe.
male, and together eight feet long.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

To BE HUNa.--Thomas Newry and Patrick
5. Fitzgerald. the two men convicted oftbe
murder N OF their wives, are TO be hung in New
YORK on rlday next, the day fixed for the ex.
ssunon S Oh OF Arthur Spring, in Philadelphia
says he is willing to forgive his SON. "' "0"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Richmond. June =, 1853.

THE LATE CoNFLAGRATIoH IN CANADA
A correspondent of the Albany Evening Jour-
nal, in letter dated Montreal, May 81, states
that the late confagration in that province
was the most appalling and destructive which
has ever visited the Canadas. 1t swept, in its
mad career, through the towns of Wes,meath,
Ross, Bogot, Pembroke, Bromly, Norton,
Shear, and the Islands of Calumet and Les AL.
lumettes. The following brief description of
the FIRE is thrilling in the highest degree:
The flames were driven forward with great
impetuosity. Hundreds offamilies-men, wo.
men and children-had to flee before the de.
vouring element, with nothing of their properly
saved but their clothes;-and these were often
burned upon their backs. Fortunately, there
were but few lives lost-only one aged man
having, as far as learned, perished. Many cat
tie, however, hogs, &C., &C., were burned. -
Muliitudes had to take refuge in the Muskrat
river TO protect their bodies; and at one point,
small steamboat took on board number of
families to save them from perishing but the
boat barely escaped, so intense was the heat
of the burning forests on either side of the
river.
The country burned over extends 20 miles
by 4O, and more than five hundred families are
left entirly destitute. Even the seed saved for
planting is gone. Meetings are being held at
various points to relieve the sufferers. The
Town Council of this city has set apart ESQ,
and private subscriptions have already reached
t700. There never were more deserving OBJ.
jects ofchaiity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

T Joshua Goings is TO be hung at Char
lot.esville, on the 18th OF August, for the muir.
der of his daughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

FUN AND FAcT.-'Those sewing machines
are great Inventions said friend TO Old no
ger. Yes SIR said the little man readily,
SOW il seams IL appeared to be the opinion
all round.-B0ston Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

e A youth named Lewis r. Cheese"
brough, in Brooklyn, N. Y, was amusing
himself by blowing soap bubbles from third
story window, when, losing his balance, he
was precipitated to the pavement below, re-,
ceiving injuries which caused his death.