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DIED.

ABBoTT-At Milan Ohio, May Benz n Abbott Bora in
Rome Oneida County, Y April 7gI lie removed 10 nex
Of his late residence In the neighboood OF hn sDel
the year 1870 in which vicinity he continued to reside until hs
death.
dsy NAV 81 after illness Mr. John Coyns
IN the Ssh year Of his age
Noiiee ofthe funeral Ia to morrow mornings paper
EARI-At Hoboken May %, Eliza Earl
respectfully invited
neral from the house Vac Bosserok cor
Of F and Washns sonsts Hoboken, Thursday, June
O'Clock In the AFT rnoon. =, =. ~,
FARRINGTON--At Msnhsttanye on Weenesday May 81 Mr.
AID b, ny Harrington aged ~ years months and days
friends the family respectfully vtsd 70
sspd his funeral Friday June at 10 O'Clock A. NJ " ths
dec, ased's late residence IL ManhattAnvile
URASDIN-At Flushing L. May %, 1854, Mrs Ann Grandpa
Of her W Y. Grandn aged vi years and
months
Her funeral the Methodist Church Of that place
on FRIDAY morning 10 ocoot The conneeons and
fife nds OF the family are kindly invited u attend
MFRTON-OD the 57tb inst j. Dewitt Merton ssod years
is remains will inferred the Cemetery Of Ey.ursona
OTSIu this Wedne sday the 3 Nay Nr samuel W
OTIS only son Of Gaen OH En- Of Addison In the N'h
year Of hs sge. an a. o. ....-..-
Go.hen ,Bd Addi.on papers will please copy
Morrs0wn, y. r. May - Alphsnlo Rolns lafe
Professor OF Languages Delaware College Sewsk Del aged -
years died in peace. with cure hope Of joyfs resaf
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THE CONTRACTS FOR TREET-CLEANING.

In consequence of the injunction granted by one of our
Courts restricting Mr. Glazer the Commissioner OF Streets
and Lamps from making any contracts for the cleaning Of
the streets in the First Second Third and Fourth Districts
no contract has been given out in the remaining Districts
The accepted bidders having given the required security
in the Flint district the contract awarded to Mr. John
Stiles for Sill $780, in consequence of Bernard McCaerty,
bidder lower than Mr. S. having failed to answer when
his name was called. The Second District was awarded
to Patrick Coye for s6OOO the Third to A. g. Heckroot
for 1915; the Fourth to Patrick Coyle for 5000.
These four districts disputed by Mr. McCaferty who
claimed that he was the 10 vest bidder.
The following table shows the lowest bidder for the IN
d;snutad Wards.
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shifted pumps carried away. and the ship IN SINKING
condition; about 5 4. N. took on board Capt. Marshll
and crew 70 in ALL About hour ATE ward sw the BARK
20 down When they len her there was about eghi feet
If water in the hold
wRycEs ETc., RErorrED At QUEBEC.
The ship Robert Burns, with ii pssoageTs, and the brig
Ann Miller with Is passengers. saved from the wreck VI.
the chip Winchester OF Boston, arrived Al uS" on the
goth inst.
The Eagle Mabby ed a, Quebec a5,h had on board
part Of zee crews II the barAs Broom aud Yorkshire Lass
ben ,es~ ls having foundcred u; sea.
Capt nowcs Of the Princess Royal. reports: On the
18th April in lat ~ ion 5so experienced terrific gaze
from the n n. h.. lost the jibboom while lying TO. On
the .st April boarded the bark Beona Of Bdeford dis
ma.tod aud abandoned
The L. s. schooner Hassen Lieut. II. H. Seward Com
msnding. arrived at Key West on the 18th ult from
Cards Sound She sailed. in charge Of Capt. VIM Shaw
for New oTk the 2lst
The L. S. schooner Joseph Henry S. A. Wainwright,
Assistant Coast Survey, Commanding, arrived at Key
Wts, the Goth ult from Basin Ill., and sailed Tor Bsi-
more on the 2ist in charge of Capt Patrick
The L. : trnpsport - Lieut.. G.. w Meade Com
manding Typographical Engineers, arrived at Key West
10th ult from Phlndelphia.
The L. 5. surveying schooner ArAso Lieut. DeHavea
was in the stream at Galveston on the 18th ut.
The L. S. surveying schooner Franklin at st. Marks
on the goth ult.
The U. S. steamship Walker, attached to the Coast
Survey was spoken 2ls ult. at anchor between Misss
sippi and Biloxi Bar
The L. s. soop-oiwar St Msrys arrived at Callao 23d
April from Huaoho.
The following arc extracts from private letter written
by young board the U. S. sloop-,Tar Albany:
"PEssAcoLA, May 81, 1854.
8. We much in doubt 10 future Moth
ing Certain known will be- until some definite shape
if assumed by our relations with Spain.
"Our malnmast has been found 50 bad that we have
been obliged replace it, which is labor of considerable
difficulty the at this yard being very limited
for such undertaking.
Our captun thinks il not improbable that we shall lie
here during the approaching summer If 80, our term OF
service will be materially extended beyond what
uected or desired trust not however, for Il IL al most
equivalent 10 sentence death 10 onehaf OF US 10 re-
M in here during the sOkly of july and August
Yellow fever TO set in about those times, or II not,
some other epdtmic Our ship is in very bad plight for
service and extensive and thorough repairs before
she could be fitted TO meet an enemy"
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o been made for the race of

The Club consists of upward of two hundred and seventy
members. John c. Stevens is the Commodore, and VIM
Edgar Vice Commodore.
SAILING OF THE EUROPA.
The British mail steamship Europa Capt Shannon left
her wharf at Jersey City at 10 o'clock yesterday for Lv
erpoo with l2O passengers. She also carried full
freight and 5000, 900 in specie
THE WHEREABOUTS OF THE GRAPEsHoT
In TIE Nv Orleans Delta of the els inst in reference to
the report that the cpperbark Grapesho was operating
in the British channel read as follows
THAT our readers may not fall into the error that tns
is our Grnpeshot which has been lying time of the
mouth of the Mississippi, would state that the ~
doubtable little clipper, with her assorted hardware Is
st on hand and the splendid basso OF her gai
may be heard Sunday in the choir OF the Presbyterian
Church of this CITY, Our Grapeshot has no taste for
prvaeeng and her worthy captain, though not indeT-
sn TO the glory Of open warfare has no taste Tor
which approaches as near piracy the seizure of English
or Russian salt ships that have not had time to get home
after notification Of the declaration of war
Loss or BARK ALDrBARAs.
Capt Toogood of the Dauniless at Quebec 9th inst
reports tina. the bark Adebaran, Hunt, from Poole for
Quebec wss struck by the 18th April which car
red away the house and with it Capt Hunt and
seven of the crew. who were lost The mate of the A. fur
nishes the following particulars:
n" On the morning Of the 18th April about clock
Capt Hunt, lying 10 with gale of wind from the Nm W.
shipped heavy sea- which carried mizenmast, rudder
both round-houses, buwarks stancheons, both sides
broke in matches and half filed her with water, and
washed oyerboard Capt Hunt, John Blandford, William
Reid, John Killer, Thomas Tcole, John Turnage, Geo
White and John Seby, chief mate-al OF whom persisted
excep; the lasnamed he having saved himself by catch
ing bold Of loose rope, but very badly bruised
and otherwise injured in struggling amid the wreck The
survivors, after staying on the wreck hve days without
provisions water, were taken of by the sch 81 bTe
iade Capt Alexander Of Jersey, bound to ShiPpagan
Bay Chaleur board which George Apn died the same
night from exposure and starvation After being ON board
said schooner eighteen days the remaining nine were put
on board the Dauness Of Hull which arrived at Quebec
on the a6th May
Loss OF THE BARK LONDON.
Capt Young of the bark Evergreen, at Quebec aeh re-
uorta On the morning of the 10th April saw bark lying
to with signal Of Distress which proved to be the bark
London of Gloucester loaded with iron, with her cargo
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ALBERT II. EIcoL.Y. Aaetioneer.
DOSTTIVE SALE without reserve Of a HAND


Il SOME ITALIAN COTTAGE aud twelve LOTS Of GROUND,
cleo twenty BEAUTIFUL LOTS at EEW-bRIGHTOS staten
Is,pd within MINUTES wsk ofthe Steamboat Landing
VI NICOLAY will -,ll. a. aae ion FRIDAY, June
1874 e. octck the ground Brighton Sta'en land
nTN O-STORY ATTIC aud CELLAR FRAME COTTAGE, built
In he Italian STYLE architecture. and 70 LOTS Of LAND 2t
et ,j,rAed L. within five mnltes' walt
oo StaHlos Landing The house well finished and eonsns
On the first pGIo dining vcs'itu pantry large bail
with IzzGs front AID end second hooF three PED
rooms dressing rooIn bsh4oom. linen closet &e atc
iedioos coet and lunberroom; cellar kitchen roo
rvLu BEDROOM aniy closet large az a. Sc Inc
lous suiiuly SITUATED on elevation 81 fe bn%ea l-s
and diets fonr the Kills and commanding splendid view OF
Yoik Bay. Newark JewJeTsy Font hamilton s',o%s
end ,noug county In fac hrre be 10 more desirable
place for rrtmtr suburban residence Ths numerous s.Iie
dwell which cluster around oft he
with New fors city by oat
ALWAYS cAsaut nip tie annual cost as the ey a
o time Also p besurui aud de-
bl VACANT LOTS adjoining The above z'N0 feet each Ihe
lots level wi the grade and ready or
aud OF access Parties de1fons OF
take the NewBghton boat RON l oDt
Of Lib r.y.st ksvYork, OF st. % and II M - 81 ana
p NJ Brighton at n! 81, 81 and ll2o NJ l1' u
"A and go T. NJ.
TIKms-Io yer and snc;iOneers fec on the sy Of s
in thirty when full deet teoniaining tn
eause will be delivered and % per esn may re
main bond for three At cent Iite IN
diuuse steamboat ckeis TO attend the sale aud hh
srsr hic mnus car be obtained OIL application 70
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY AuctiOneeT, No Broad g. ~ T.
S-Sboud Friday June the sale Will not tsNe
,lsfe mil lime AT The ssme hour and place Q.<TD
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NIJPDEROUS ASSAULT.
animation.

Yesterday afternoon, man named Thomas Bodng' re-
,;n in Rrooklyn called the Porter Hou'e corner oil
si,bs and Hal-place and while there got into dispute
with Iou. Ringen the bartender who finally turned him
into the street. and there with club, beat him on the
."Na It'll ;nsensble He then attempted to escape, but
wa. by Officer, Long and Smith ofthe Seventeenth
Ward. and locked up by Justice Welsh VINO re'u'oa "
take bail for his appearance. The injured man wss con,
yeyed nsensble to the Police Station and thef.
v D Rudd after which he was taken to the New iork
Hosptsl. where be lies in q critical situation
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Nrw po.r Roury.-The Post-Offce Department have
s. IN. Broo,p and Coney Plank Road post route and
ssbl,hed rcsoe At Gr.enheld Of VII Hammond IA.
.rno,1,s Po.m.,t,r The name Of the once Cre~o
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
LAUNCH.

This Thursday afternoon, about o'clock, the Liver
pool packet-shp jeremiah Thompson to be launched
from Mr. Pattersons yard, foot ri North Sxthst She
is owned by Mr. Thompson & Ncphews, about 1880 tuns
measurement and is to be placed in the Black Star line
THE YACHT RACE
To-day if the weather admits, the Annual Regatta OF
the New.York Yacht Club will take place in Bay and
harbor Three prizes will be sailed for by the three classes
of yachts respectively each valued at sl25the course
being from off the Clubhouse at Hoboken, round the
buoy on the Southwest Spit and back to the starting
point On Friday the sailing ground will be from Robins
Reef Light, round the Light-ship off Sandy Hook and
bnck-the prizes being three, in like manner, each o"
500 value.
The following entries have been made for the of
this day:
rtIs d., OF r. and Allowance of time 40 seconds
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NEWJE'RSEY ITEMS
The DOMESTIC DR.NA-PLor AND COUNTER PLor-
TABLEAUx.
FIRST AcT.-Time, Monday eresi'

IABLEAux.
FIRST AcT.-Time, Monday eresiHg.
SCENE I-LelanG's Ho1se-John McAlvanah visitor,
sOloquising.
John Mel John McAlvanah, of Stockholm, Psssaie
County full twenty miles from Paterson an Iron factor
there am here in the rockingham, visitor hired
Leland when be was there work for mo, and now he's
here, I'm his CUES, wiener come this way Rosanna'
the wife, hes gone out and her lord has retired l. too,
feel sleepy My money to be safe and III! take
nap.
TAsLrAu-Guest asleep in the rocking chsir-hyirap
open-an right
scysE II-Reeorlsr's Court Tsesddy morH'sg-bn'
ter Leland in custody Of star" aud Accompanies v
his afflicted wife.
Roeorder-Whst s the complaint ,,
Awhile slept In this mans house N MS 'Os HAs
chair last evening he from his "a"'e'' ''A ~
lieved my pocket Of sai' Ia, .,,.
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sIPRFNF COURT-GFSERA TERa-Befors Judges MITCHELL,
and CLEKEE.
TAX on IIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The Mutual Life OF N,w York agt the Board OF
Supervisors of the City OF New York . . .
The Company taxed in 1853 on n valuation Oh
They claimed under the law Of the LeEaurs OF tna
wear limiting the Life Insurance Companies TO ths
The Supev considered that
the fore the law went Into effect aud 70
10 duce the made before tbs Special Tor
sSkins m,ndsmus 20 compel ths Sipes's 70
Judge tche
The aud appeal General rs The
meut on sppssl heard yesterday Decision reserved
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s.., pn,l.AelpiAia-WEDSEsDAT,M May 81.

g. IN r. rsibase 81 nessrs Try Lhonas
sfs $500 wmissseo \ y. no a9' :. J ana
esa i 100 d. - 100 Rssdius Set 100 do essh ss 100
erM,sd" a.ah Psnna l2li 10 Commercial bsnE ot
DO, % " Iss, 100 do b3 Ia
GImd s.Is Cospsy S. o. new. Is, 3d. 81 900 CITY
hesss 60 New Coal Co, 10 Commercial Bank eshs
81 70 do 81 .o c,., N g. p.. ID u ,.-.. o. s,o LIE.
s ~. 10 IS gi; lshsh Zinc, IL al Reading n n
ieWss Chester TO- 80 New Creek Coal Co . Penn
~ E,rrsr, Mech Bsnt 7of; - Mechsnss bsnh St -
nv scaTs-ss SO P,nas 81. S. sst 81 900 sehsyl ~ "a,
20 sas Lshsh Sc 70 yi; so Long ssnd Wv" w Hsss
60. R Ssi, xedo. Is. sol; isto. sdAys ST. - 80, IA
(ssss rsu o. %, sst BE xss s1Assi 90 49, -
4 81 ..l.s De- Bosa. 10 "a IA. ~ ..Ass, se ne e.
m IA 30 ..l,d Rairosd INT od ~ I'd Fl
N.ss. Canal "a, IA "a sshsd srhsyikn Nav =. -
s.S.s, DO s,os ea s sasS ss r,s'f ia 81 la ssss
0h~l ssns ia ssa i'll sseai Lssssh zsse ~ SS~'
csaL tel bli, iN s>AsA ssesev-
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DR. n F,rIp-AS AMUSING ISCIDENr.-Dnring the
tial Of the recent Of kidnappin. AT Jofersonve
Ind STAKEHOLDER Of Louisville IN attendance, and
very much concerned about the result Before IL com
r,eTc,S h. sddress,o Dr. Field thus "Why Doctor, If
..Vou hr,k UP this hsnesS Of catching negroes all our
slaves W n run Oh" "We, replied the Decor, we
have granted all the laws tina, You have ever asked
for IN enable you 10 rccapture them I'd yOu cannot
hold them without violating those laws and doing IN
Justice a. the free negroes YOU will have to set mp al
nigh; and watch them else make cages and lock them
"up This is all the consolation can give you. The
bv-sanders aud the STAKEHOLDER himself laughed heartily
Al the suggestion. indianapolis Free Democrat.
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disputed Wards
BOARD OF EXCISE.
THIRTEENTH wARD-SEcosD DAY.

Present Alderman Covert Councilmen Samms, Bel
den and FORBES During the day 50 licenses granted
the old form of license being usei in all casee the Coun-
Gilman Of The ThirtyfOurh District Samnis, granted 49,
Forbes Of he Thirty third issued . and Beden OF the
Thiry-ffh O. large number rejected at the sug-
gestior of the report of the Police Captain.
The otai number of licenses already granted is 20ss.
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SrABBISo Alphabetically afternoon an ARRAY took
place in the bakery at No - Baysri between aicase
McCrawley and Richard Code when the latter IS IS al
legged stabbed his adversary in the and neck with
dirk-knie infeting wounds lie was Immediately
arrested and locked up by Justice Bogar The wounded
man was taken to the y. Y Hospital The prisoner states
tina, he fr-t assaulted by McCrawley, and that the
sabbng was accidental.
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CASTLE GARDES CoNcERTs.-M. JULLIES's BESEru.-
A fair house greeted Mr.. Broughs complmenta benefit
Lest night Webers Model Overture, Enryaathe opened
the Entertainment followed b. the slow movement OF
Bristow last symphony This latter work Is elegantly
clear. harmonious. classicke and was warmly
received The other pieces net with accustomed success
Tonight is NJ. Juliens benefit. Frys new symphony,
CLde Harold among other things, will be given, for the
rst time AFTER aborous rehoarsals and tomorrow night
the closing Ball crowd may be looked for tonight,
and we would advise all amateurs take parting hear
ing of the great orchestra.
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CHlrsT OF ST,BBISG AND RoBBERr.-aich.el Conner.
be vito Ann ard Philip Brady wee yesterday s-roste
ehs-ei viii having assaulted AL robbed Goo AcKeever
OF Trenton N J. /, = ed ihai NoKeeycr wen. into
pore.hoss kept by Conner, when the prisoners locked
the door Conner stabbed him IN the len side, and his wife
beat him upon the head with drc-'Aorel; both then
robbed him Of hs wallet containing 81 o. and then
turned him into the street The accused were locked up
by Justice Bossri.
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JAMES COLE. AuctonoeT
DRIXATE SAIE.-29 large and beautiful BUILD-

II Il
i ING SECTIONS Of LAND at BATH. L. L. fronting the
New York Fort Hamilton and Ccney Island beng
nan of the Bath Property order Of the teIs Of the lac
" William Brown for dvisou-1AMES COLE SON wiz sen "a
THURSDAY u o'clock at the Merchants Exchange ~
Y, the following desirable property, viz:
ctin Of about each fronting the Bay aud
sections have water night aid pTsi
leses.
seciiors the opposite side OF tIAnklinav
section o 10th sides Of Birthplace.
7sec'ioI o Browns place. -,
orer occuIie by Mira Brown with stable eho7se &c
This decidedly the beer property offered for sale IN tne
S',t. of The location Is heahfu The ground sh
ard level running the shore wiki handsome terrace Of about
h f. 70 hEh II has all the advantages OF hathins
ns &c OF Sandy Hook the jersey shore and staten
leland easytw sOOd plans
roads Greenwood and the other from the Coney an
Ro,ds Faibush II II miles from the Ferry fort am
lion ard about miles by plank the Ferry from Hamilton
ay Brooklyn Further description deemed unnecessary Terms
e,.y For full particular apply to the agconeers NO -
Lni,n.t BroL.n and No. 8 Nas.au 81 NeH-l ork yo5I
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS

TBF WATER ELzcTIoS-SPgcIAL MEETING THE
COMMON CouscIL.-A special meeting of the Common
Council called at o'clock yesterday morning, at the
request members for the purpose OF taking into
consideration the propety Of postponing the water cleo
ton which is fixed for to-day the LIST of june The
son assigned for this movement 10 give the voters
more time examination into the merits of the ques
ton resolution pOstponng the election until the 18th
June was offered and adopted when doubts arising
in the minds Of OF those present as to its Legality the
Counsellor the Board consulted and he stated that
the resolution could not go into effect unless carried by
unanimous consent in time 10 reach the object intsnded
On motion the resolution then recOnsdered and re-
.onded and thus the matter rests The election takes
place to-day. The polls will be opened at sunrise and
close OF sunset.
The friends and opponents of the water plan held meet
ing on Tuesday nshthe Montague Hall and the latter
in the City shiny attended In Of tbs
perhaps 81 the want interest felt by the people IN Tue matter
FOURTH OF JuLY.-At the special meeting of the Com
Council YESTERDAY rs 1s
Of American Independence at an expense not exceeding *''
BOARD OF HEALrH-A meeting Of the Board Of Health
wa yesterday which number Of nuisanees principally On
Re ool Point qea pool Of COW sad s
to incur necessary expense Tor the Pspo;s o. ~
eT 1nd Tia. the e1pen.e be paid BY Controller the order Of
the Mayor contingent OF the city These
rs.. ia thai si,y recently some proved fatal
AcoUITryp-Jonathan ID. Hobrook, formerly CITY
If tried In the Court Of Sessions o
.ye. past on Indictment emberrns the school lds
which concluded yesterday by 'sdet Of
r1lty other indictments OF similar character
standing srsirst him which he 10 yet 10 be tried
NV Posr RoUrr-The Post-Oice Department have
mde the Brooklyn COney Island Plank ho.d post route and
,ssbhed pcsiofee Greenfield, Of VII Hammond his
been appointed Postmaster The OF the once Cfe>to
monument has been raised in Greenwood Cemetery IN
,,mbnne. Of the late Holmes formerly sspsrintend
,ut Of the Common Schools Of this Cay.
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MARRIED..

FALCoN-sUssMAN-on Wednesday, 3l.t Of May BY Judge
Green Mr. Anton Falcon Of Sheburn Falls Mas 20 Miss Joesn
nsh Sussn,sn Of his City.
sTEWART-TAYLOR-At New. Milford Conn. on "Wednesday
uorung Hs, 81 by the " w Taylor d. ID Of New Haven
IN Stewart Of NewYok to H. Allen, only daughter OF
TAYLOf-IEAIIGH-Iu Downievilie, Calornis, Monday
Ami "A by the Rev Bonner Robert Taylor oNewYofk 70
MARY Jsue Ieahigh Of Kentucky
VAL DYK-DIXON-In Brooklyn. N.y 30 ~ the Rev a
Fine noorf Dyk Esq Ms Mary A. daughter OF H.
pxon Esd
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F,fAt ANp rNRpirtX kNtlHoNp AccihkNr,-ini , rAs.
weeks rycri we published brief acoonnt Oh 40 ao' n.
IN the Columbia Railroad Sunday forenoon INC -ls'
met Tho particulars If the accident are THESE
wrsh and his wife who resided in the vicinity OF mrs
tsuS started IN foot for church s'l ~, no
n" he, hcs,d an umbrella and proceeded along, Mrs.
WriSh having hold Of he, husband arm. hs'nns Il.
trAn f cars approa hing they stepped over on e north
tr~l mover ksliag back, evidently supposng the train
sscn The south track The train the fast line for the
cliv ard was apprschn the pedestrians On the north
trS shout distance IN their rear AT tul speed Tue
xhst, WAS blown hut s the unconscious travellers con
ne their course the ck, not thinking that the Jaws
II ccSih were approaching chem al high ming speed Inc
engine Was reversed and she brakes put down. but too late
The rrrrc struck them with terrific force he cOwcachor
thrVwins both MIR. and Mis- Wright mp as high as the
suckc-ppc and landing them the front part of the To-
romctNe Mr.. Wright instantly killed one OF his
ss hroken and his head nearly severed from his
tSiy. Mrs. Wright injured internally and was taken
ppRppSrntly hfcless She uerwsrd somewhat recovered
hut sii fingers critical state Her recovery is doubt
ful
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ccubust,llo Quad The scvani woman spaAS ~ at IN
COW AMI un.,d into barn # RAIN wa'cr BY which her
hi, W.. ssvri although M is badly burned Tao door
s,raS closed S1of her aOd Ne daughters IA heT con
fusion, could not open q.
1ry n IN went h,,ugh The parcr aud Va. a. She hall
door 8rd,er about sNty yavds scrcaOng end enNeopcu
h, a,n,s that ccnrcvlv covered thor bodies aud eN
tcr =, least thrSc feet above their heads There and
rn.r l,,r some PERSONS game their assistance and en-
xlo,.s one IN blanket another in quilt aud another
Nv VII NJ hncn, and succeeded in oStngushIng the
ssn,,s Nai Il was 900 late a. save their hNes. t'om
Ns h,rs npw Ar they woyc burned horribly. The young
- , The n.xt moiung "a \ the neN, in axe a, H. AMI
6s ,l,.t at clock TUESDAY evening. Each retained
Nsf sc,s,s 10 IN, last and able ~ giva fall account
M he circumstance OF shc terrible affair.
Nin the public wait tur another horrible example Of the
At, t Am, sanc-Ql t,C awful danger attending its use
S~Esht ? cr sban ve have what comma" prudence de-
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