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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

IRisHMEy AT H0Mg AND ABRo,p.-Whiie a few
sons of Erin in New York hold meetings TO express
sympathy with the Sepoys, Irishmen at home are
volunteering in large numbers for service in India
The Roscommon Militia recently requested their
commanding officer, Colonel Caufeld, to forward to
the War Department their offer to volunteer in a
body for India.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

BEAR KnLgp--John Peer of Stanton. Va. ono
day last week. kien bear in the North Noun,
tain, near Buffalo Gap. The animal WAS securely
lodged, with two Of her cubs, in tree. Though
in bad order, the weight is supposed to be 200 lbs
and had it been fat, it is thought it would have
weighed between or 100 lbs. The foot measured
about seven inches and weighed one H. Pretty
good for Augusta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
The Fair Grounds will he opened to the public tbi,
morning Heretofore, on this day only privileged
parties were allowed ingress within the enclosure,
which procedure kept many back who were dcsi'
rous OF paying them early visit All who go
VIII hnd plenty of interesting objects to claim
their attention. In addition TO the other attrac.
tions, the admirable music Of the Armory Band
VIII prove source of pleasure TO all Tho Fair
VIII be opened at Ii o'clock with an invocation to
the throne ofGrace by Rev. Peterkn, of this city.
The vacancies in the Farmers Assembly Caused by
the failure OF some counties to elect delegates will
oe ~ hlIed Dy an election on the Pair Grounds. The
Assembly meets at o'clock this evening. In the
Hall of the Hsuss of Delegates =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
MEETING OF THE AsRrcULTURaL Soc1

ETr.-A preliminary meeting of the Virginia State
Agricultural Society was held last night at the AZ
re m Church. The meeting called to order by
the President. Edmund Ruf1in, sen. The Secrets-
ry, c. u. Williams. then read list of committees
f'r the award of premiums, and vacancies were
filed by the Executive Committee. After this bu-
siness was disposed of. an interesting converse
tiOnal discussion took place, subjects connected
with practical agriculture, in which several gentle
men participated.
The Farmers Assembly will meet this afternoon.
at O'clock, in the hall OF the House of Delegates
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

OPTICAL VISIT TO TIE FoRrIRIcATIoN.-Hon John
b. Floyd, Secretary of War, is now on a visit to N
YORK city for the purpose of examining into the
condition of forts in and about tho harbor and as
certanng what farther provisions are necessary
for our defence. Friday he left tho city for Fort
Richmond. accompanied by Lieutenant Gen. Scott
and stan, Gen: lotion. Major Barnard, and Lieut.
McFurston. The party intended to visit Fort Ham
Hamilton next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

THE M,RYL Nd AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Tbe receipts
OF the late fair and'cattle show of the MARYLAND
State Agricultural Society fell far short of these OF
the preceding year, and will not be more than
suihclent to pay all the premiums The whole re-
ceipts are about S7lS0, of which amount 1890
we're for administrations; $l,050 for premium en-.
trance lees 81 400 for memberships and 81 900 for
the rent o ( the refreshment saloons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

SERIOUS AFFRAT.-An affray took place in Mem
nhis, Tenn, Wednesday, between u. Cockrell, of
the Commercial Hotel, and DR.. j. W. Hooks The
latter gentleman received pistol shot wound In
his left side, near or through the lungs, which
there is ground to fear may prove fatal Both re-
ceived severe injuries about their heads from canes
and pistols used in the affray
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
ADVANTAGE ORA Coon CHARACTER.

Henry, a slave, the property of Mary Quarles was
found by the police on Sunday mixed up with an
unlawful assembly nt disreputable house above
Brook Ayenue, and taken into custody, in spite of
his asseverations that he went in for protection
against the rain. When arragned before the
Mayor, Henry proved that his character was aboys
reproach, and his honor felt bound to believe his
story 60 he was permitted to travel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

THE IiAYTI CtPTIvEs.-The brig Anglo Saxon has
been dispatched from Boston to Port-auPrince with
documentary evidence which, it is hoped, will fully
exonerate Captain Mayo, and all accused. from the
charge of any completely with the introduction of
counterfeit paper money into the lIaytien domin-
ions 1t is shown that Haytien subject had
quantity of bills printed in Boston, and went pas
senger in Capt Mayos vessel, but escaped from her
at Cape Hayten in an open boat, and from this the
charge may have had its origin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

PErITI FOR THE REMOVAL or Gov MAKER
The st. -ouis Democrat says;-lt is rumored in the
city that the officers in the army stationed in Kan
sas have peitioned the Pre- ,ident for the removal
ofGovernor Walker. on account of his interference
with the troops TO induce them TO vote at the late
election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

FIRE AND EXPLOSION AT CISCINyATI--0n Friday
evening an explosion took place in the fifth story
OF the sugar refinery of Messrs Kilbreath, McKen-
vie Co.. on the north side of Pearl street, in Gin
cinnati. A. the same time portion of the front
wall was blown away, and huge volume of flame
almost Immediately burst forth. The establish
ment consisted of three brick buildings one of five
stories, another of three stories, and one of
story, the whole fronting $50 feet Pearl street
The entire concern was soon entirely consumed
The Commercial says.
The building, stock, material and machinery of
the refinery is supposed to be a total loss. The
value of the building and machinery is estimated
at $4,000. There were about $50 hOgshcads of
gar on hand, valued at $4,000, and about the
same amount of syrup was consumed. The pro-
perty is insured for 100000, which will more than
cover the loss, the stock of sugar on hand at the
present time being unusually light, in consequence
of the material from the crops not being ready.
Out Of IS men ususualiy employed, only 30were
engaged about the premises. The maDuiactory was
one OF the most extensive in the country, and we
understand, manufactured upwards of 1000 hogs
heads of sugar annually. Of the 500 900 of insn-
rance above mentioned, $1,000 WAS in the State Mu
tuai, at Harrisburg Pa; $1,000 in the Phoenix, at
Hartford. Conn, and $4,000 in the Franklin, at
Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

GoLD--col. Benton used to talk about gold now-
ing up the Missouri river, but il Is now coming
dawn. Nearly one hundred thousand dollars ar
rived at St. Louis on the steamer Col. Crossman Oh
Monday, 10 pay old bills and purchase goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

THgCESfRA AMERICA :REuIf FUNp.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the Central America relief fund,
IN New York, have decided upon distributing
among the captain and crew OF the brig Marine Of
Boston, $780, also 10 present TO Capt Burt gold
watch, and te each Of his officers silver medal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

/ sEsr iohr.-About fifty persons, male and fe-
male, french Canadians, who were thrown out of
employment by the stoppage OF cotton mill at
Pntnam, Conn, were last week sent home to Cana
da by the authorities OF Putnam, The town wise
ly thought II cheaper to pay their passage home
than 70 support them during the winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
INTERESTING LEcTURr-Oiiyer p RS

INTERESTING LECTURE.-Oiiver p Bald
win, ESQ, will deliver lecture before the Young
Mems Christian Association. on Fridav next. Sub.
iect-"EIoqueace and Speech Making" Those who
have enjoyed the pleasure of hearing Mr.. Baldwin,
first lecture on the above subject, will not require
persuasion to induce their attendance on Friday
evening. We expect overflowing audience Of
the beauty and intelligence of the city. The cause
aud the speaker well deserve the patronage and
attention of the entire community,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

MILL BURSr-We learn from the Houston Miss.
Petrol, that the valuable Touring mills near Bu.
ena Vista, owned by Mr.. J. B. Gladney, were burnt
on the I'd INST. Loss estimated at $4,000,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

ROLLING MHLs.--Among our iron works for diff
ferent purposes, the Crescent, Missouri La Belle,
Virginia. and Washington mills are In operation !;
and the Bellemont, which has been undergoing re.
pair, Is expected to resume on Monday Wheeling
Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

PosToFFcE AFPAIRs.-At Anandale Fairfax CONN.,
ty Va John II. Garges is appointed postmaster,
&C William c. Garges, resigned. At Metompkins
Accomac county, Va. John W. Taylor is appointed
postmaster, vice j. l.. snead, resigned. Tho offices
Mt 0atlands, Loudoun county, Va. and Pleasant
Gap. Pittsylyania county. Va. are diacnntinned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

CRAWFORD, the American sculptor, is probably ere
this more. Letters from his family, dated the
Sth and 9th instants. express the opinion that he
would not live more than day or two. Though
utterly prostrated by weakness. Mr.. Crawford re-
tanned his consciousness unimpaired, and bore his
suffcrngs, which are believed TO be acute. with
true Christian forttude 1t is feared that the next
steamer will bring intelligence of the death of
our gifted countryman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

CHASING HIS WIRE.-The Mayor yes
terday held Stephen Franklin TO bail, for his good
behavior, for getting drunk Sunday night, acting
disorderly, and chasing his wife in the street.
Watchman Davis arrested him in the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

STEAMBOAT BURSED.-The steam ferry boat New,
port Belle, plying between Cincinnati aad New
port, was burned to the waters eige on Friday
last. The lossis $4,000, partially insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

WARNING TO PAREsTs.-ln Columbus, Ga, on
Tuesday last, little daughter OF Mr.. Perry Spencer,
aged six years was burned to death. Her clothes
caught fire from the ignitng of some matches,
with which she was playing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

METROPOLITAN HaLL.-Wyman, the
magician, will reopen his volume Of wonders to-
night, and We venture to assert that all who visit
Metropolitan Hall will be surprised and delighted
Ventrloquism and magic constitute Wyman's eie-
ment and he always eontriyes 10 impart to his au-
enees n aIaEe of his own rnnd hrfmnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

BIRCH's MIxsTRELs.--The renowned
" Billy Birch,' who was miraculonsy rescued from
death when the Central America lost, appears
at Odd Fellows Hall to-right, with his band of
Ethiopian MInstreis Music and mirth are their
staple commodities, and no company in the country
sustains better reputation
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DRlVATE INSTRUCTION.

DRlVATE INSTRUCTION. sub
scTibcr offers his services Ia his friends and the
public generally, AS PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR in
the ANGi kNT and MODERN LANGU AGES, and in
any Of the ENGLISH BRANCHES OF EDUCATION
lie will teach single Pupils Glasses, at any hour Mt
their residence. at his room. corner Of 10Th
ane Bank streets lie will be glad 10 see any who
may wish 10 pursue revise their English Classi-
cal studies. y. III. MONTAGUE,
&C Y-dlm~ Corner Of 10th and Bank sts.
MRS. A. b. s. COLE will resume he1
VA class in yOcalization Singing, and the Piano,
on the 10Th of October Instant.
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classical AND MATHEMATICAL

~ SCHO0L-The undersigned WILL on the first Of
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such course of instruction AS
will ft youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes, either of classical scientific institu-
tuns They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner OF oth aud Clay streets upon which they are
now having erected their school room. Their TERMS
will be Us follows, tPtYABLE sEMI-ANSUALLY IN AD.
vASCE.)
Latin Greek and Mathematics ........ $50
Latin or Greek, and do. ..........,...,....... 20
English Branches. .....................,...... 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

The FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT of the municipal az.
fairs OF New York appears to be at loose ends A
report has Just been made TO the Council which
shows that nearly eight millions of dollars are due
to the City Treasurer, which ought to have been
paid long ago. On assessments unpaid there ia the
sum OF siI59,OO0, and Of unpaid taxes s. 1886, COO
IL Is strongly suspected that these amounts have
been intercepted ON their way from the tax payers
to the Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

Can MINISTER MARRY A DIVORCED WoNlS?-Rey'
Sir. Shields. of Iowa, having been silenced by the
Presbytery of Des Mones for marrying woman
who had been divorced by the laws of Iowa, ap-
pealed to the Synod, and his appeal WAS sustained
The Synod expresses its opinion that the action of
the presbytery was correct in form. and suggested
by laudabe zeal in the service of the church: and
although sustaining Mr. Shields, does not approve
OF his marriage, as is shown by the following re-
solution:
Rrsolced, That in restoring Rev. J. H. Shields TO
his former position in the gospel ministry, the Sy-
nod should not be understood as approving the
contracting of marriage, especially by ministers of
the gOspel with persons divorced for whatever
cause, believing that such marriages impair use
fulness, influence and standing. and bring into
question the purity and wisdom of the parties
thereto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

PUSIsHED.-John, slave of Hiram Dick.
nson, was punished yesterday by the Mayors
order, for being 'out of track" Lewis slave of T
& s. Hardgrove, caught ont without pass and
sentenced in like manner John johnson. the pro-
perty of Dunlop, Moncure & Co, was also punished
for drunkenness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

CARRYING CoNcIALEB WEAroNs.--A
free negro James Roberts. was lodged Ia the cage
yesterday by officer chalkley, on warrant charging
him with carrying concealed weapons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

OfFioiAL VOTE PoR GOVERNOR OF TENNgssgg.-Th
oliicial vote for Governor was declared In Conyen
tlon OF the two Houses to be for l. O. Harris TIIIS
for Robert llatton 59,s07. Majority for Harris IL;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The
judges of this Court have heard the arguments in
tine cases of Livingston, Bull and Tanner, on ap-
peal from the Circuit Court of this city. The
are now under adyisement. The court is engaged
In calling its civil docket at this time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

MILLS BuRsr.-Thc -four mills near Buena Vista,
Chicksaw county. Miss. belonging 10 Mr. j. B
Giaaney, were destroyed BY Gre on the night of
the I'd ifist. Loss estimated at $4,000,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
INcENDrARrsM.-The FIRE SUNDAY :,

lNcENDIARIsM.--The FIRE Sunday at
Mr- Geo s. Palmer's tenement. on 10th street. (oc.
cupied by Baker, Peasants 4 Frayser.) was ua-
doubtedy the work of an ineendiary. Had the fire
been discovered ten minutes Iataf than II was the
whole building and much adjacent property
would have been totally destroyed. The FIRE was
communicated to the lower steps, and such Was
the drat that all the steps leading to four stories
are charred and nesriy burned through. The in
tention was evidently thus to destroy all means of
reaching the upper part of the house. good
deal OF the flooring &C.. near the steps was badly
charred. The damage to the building and contents
VIII amount to several thousand dollars IL is sur-
missed that the place was set on fire by a negro as
one was seen TO enter the shed door on Franklin
street, which leads into the premises aud did not
come out that way again. This door Is said 10
nave ocen LETT open oil day Sunday. AS Baker,
Pieasante Frayser are still carrying on business.
and some of the other factories are not, and the
negroes employed at these walking about do
ing nothing, 1t has been suggested that one of
their own hands did it in erder to get not other
wise obtainable holiday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
JUsTIFIABLE STABBING.-A man named

JIhIIF IhDLE NTABBINtT.-h HIIII UHUItU
John Kenton was taken in custody on last Friday
in ienrico county. by constable Wade for stabbing
A. $. Padgett at Hungary Water Station on the pre-
vious day. The wound was inflicted in the right
arm and side by knife Kenton taken before
Justice Sheppard for an examination when it ap
pearing that the parties had bad fight, and that
Nenton had been very roughly handled by Padgett
in the encounter, he was discharged on the grounds
of self defiance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

HENRICo CIRCUIT CoURr.-This iribu
nal: Judge John D. Clopton, presiding commenced
ITS Fan term in the State Court House. yesterday
The grand jury assembled and presented true bills
against Watson Newman for stabbing; f. o. Jones
tor larceny and VIM s. Bankenship for larceny
The witnesses against NJ. y. Day, were recognized
10 appear at the next term. No one was arraicned
Yesterday. The trial of Newman will come oil at
ten o'clock to-day.
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CoMM1rrEp ro JAIL.-A denrayed white

women named Frances Loving, was picked up in
a state of drunken insensibiiy, on Sunday morn
ing, by two negro men, and conveyed in wheel
barrow to the lower station house. The Mayor
considering her altogether beyond the reach of
moral suasion, committed her to Jail yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

LARcENY.-George. slave of Betsy
Broaddus was sent down for 80 stripes, yesterday.
having been convicted of stealing lot of clothing
from Elijah Kersey, free negro. Two other ne
groes, named Ned Cooper and Stephney. included
in the warrant. were discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

CoNTINUED.-A youth, named Thomas
Wilkinson. arraigned yesterday on n charge Of
stealing clothes from Robert Reid, but the Mayor
deferred the investigation until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

AN ENGLISH TRIBUTE TO CAPT. llERSDoN.-The Liv-
erpool Post pays the following tribute to the
bravery of our lamentcd countryman:
While the heart swells with pride at tie recital
OF deeds of heroism done by our countrymen in
India, it is no less grateful to see equally high
qualities manifested under difficulties by our kin
dred men beyond the Atlantic. The wreck of the
Central America, fatal and painful as it was, pre-
sents instances of composure, coolness considera-
iion and real herOism, which dignity humanity
The captain of the ill-fated vessel was truly Of
noble nature. He died in the discharge Of a duty
which he might have in part neglected with impu-
nifty; but in him the finest part of ancient Chi
yairy appeared
In the presence of peril the women and chill
dren were his first care. lie prepared to enforce
this intention. but it unnecessary. The pas
seDgers and crew were as resoute, determined and
humane as himself; they seconded him in every
thing, and even the women We're ready to do the
work Of men in aiding him. Some time ago, Cap
tain Hall, we think t WAS wrote the account of
two wrecks-an English aud a French vessel. The
conduct Of the Englishman contrasted finely with
the Frenchman; they were obedient and fearless
Captain HerndOn and his men behaved not less
nobly; and their conduct and the conduct of the
passengers speak irresistibly in favor of the high
tone of the American mind. Their country ought
to be proud of them; all Christendom will praise
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

MOUNT VERNON AssocIATIoN.-Rev j.
8. Burrows is expected to address the members ol
this Association, at II O'Clock next Thursday, at
the Fair Grounds, In the big tent Gen. Washing
toms tent, spy glass and cane, to be exhibited
at the same time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

BANK OF ESGLAsD-The telekrsphic report Of the
Enropas news enormously stated that there
an increase of bullion in the Bank OF England
The money article of the Times. Published in yes
terday mornings Journal, shows that there had
been decrease since the preceding return Of
SOLO 6,396-Er. paper.
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HERMETIcALLY SEALED FRUIT.--Mrs.
Tudor, of Henrieo is exhibiting at the Mechanics
Fair specimens of frut put up In glass jars, which
are as sweet and natural In flavor as when pluekel
from the vines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

TOBACCO GROWERS CoJyESTIoN.-Tho tobacco
growers of Connecticut to have a convention
at Hartford on the Sd of November. The Times of
that city says:
An enormous crop of tobacco sown last sum-
mer, of which perhaps two-thirds has been gather
Ell in good condition. 1t now hangs in the drying
houses, awaiting good opportunities for selling
Last year there many sales direct from the
producers at 25a2S cents. This season, owing to
the scarcity of money and other causes the prices
must be considerably lower. Some growers pro-
pose to hold their stock over until next year, un-
less they get fair offers In this state of
things would it not be well to devise some plan on
which all unite for the common benefit, and
get rid of their stocks at what, under the circum-
stances. may be called fair price, without trust
Ing to the chances of next year?
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~ ~ il.s..-...sEs..
PHILIP b. STANARD,

Il, ' bNTU y.
It gives me great pleasure to recommend the Class
Gal and Mathematical School of Messrs STANARD
d BARGAMlN. Messrs. :. Il b. are gradutes of this
Institution have been connected with il as Assistant
Professors and are entitled TO the fullest confidence
of the public for their high intellectual and moral
qualifications. FRANCIS ii. SMITH,
,, Superintendent V. MI.
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SURGEONS AUDIENCE OK FAST DAY-The London
Morning Star, speaking ofthe Rev. Mr. Spurgeons S
services before an audience of 24,000 persons ON
the national day for the events in India, saws
When all was over a loud clappine Of hands tes-
titled the approval of the hearers, and few min.
utes afterwards groups Ofpeople quaffing bot
tied stout within "A few feet of the pulpit Eating
aud drinking on the most extended scale were car,
red on all over the establishment; and many seem,
ed to think that fasting was not included in the
ceremonies of the day.
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DISTRESSING OccuRRESoE ON FRIDAY

NIOVH
afternoon last, little child Of Edward s. Napier.
was left alone in a room at the residence of G. w
H. Tyier, tied in chair as method of security,
"hen It's clothes were ignited by fire from the
CRATE and 1t was so shockingiy burned as to cause
Its death the next day. The screams of the little
sufferer attracted the attention of Mr. Tyler who
was lying sick in room adjacent. but assistance
was was rendered too late to he available. The child
was about seven months old.
rae statement made yesterday, that the victim
OF this accident was child of Mr.. Tyler was erro
neous. -