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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
snERIFF's SALE.


TIE STATE Or IOWA,
Scorr CoUHrY.
In-ths Dislrie. Court Of Scott county. State OF
lows.
By virtue Of . special execution issued from
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Scott county, Sts.s Of Iowa. 10 favor Of Smith
=. Myers. and against Henry II. Hurlburt. dated
November 1Sth, 1855, and to me directed, sem
oasding me shst Of the real .estats hereinafter
described. ofths said henry H. Hurlburt, make
or cause to b. nads che sum Of Seven Hundred
and Ninsty-sevsn sud 34-loo (e7s7.3O De,lsss,
with interest and costs, llevisd upon the follow.
ing described real estate. lying and bsisg stu.
atsd in the Csssty Of Scott, STATE Of lowe, VIZ /:
The south twenty [2o) feet Of Lot No. one III. Of
Block No. two (2). in the old town Of Elizabeth
CITY (now Princeton). being twenty (se) feet on
Cauasehs and Second Street, and one husdrsd
and thirty i've tlss) feet On Filnsrs Street (more
er lsss) also, the south SIXTY (eo) feet Of Blsck
No. one QD In the old tswa Of Prinsster. said fet
lying between Csmsnehe Street and the Missis-
sippi river. aad being directly east Of Lot three
Wiu Bloek..sevsn ~ in saidi Town plat
And hereby give public notice that shall
oasr for sale = public cutlery, ct The Court Hsuse
desr in The City Of Davenport. County Of Scott
and State Of love-. On Saturday, the Ind day Of
Jsnusry. 1859, between the hours Of . o'clock
A. H., and o'clock P. -, Of said asy, sale 70
ssmmsncs 1.-THE hour sf9 o'crk. ~. Of said de-,
asd will cell TO the highest and best bidder,
therefor, IN cash. the shove described property,
or su0eient thereof to satisfy the above DEBT,
with intsrest and costs.
Dess1 this Lot DAY Of December, 1853.
GUSrAvuS eOHNIf0BR,
dssi-N Sheriff q 0estt Csssty, love-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToS, Dec. 2.-Gsn. Grant arrived a,
the st. james Hotel this morning. He took
the hstel carriage at the depot, none ether
being in waiting.
During the forenoon . committee of the
City Council formally called on him. This
afternoon the General visits the Waltham
watshwsrks BY invitation. accompanied BY
the Mayor and members Of the City Gov
eminent.
The New England Temperance Convsn.
ten met o-day and organised. Ex.Gsv.
Bucaiegham, Of Connecticut, vas chosen
President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
sHERIFr's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Tns esAfa OF Iowa,
Scott County.
In the Dstric. Court Of Sect County, State d
Ievs.
By virtue Of . special execution issued frsm
the Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court d
Scott County, State Of lsws, in favor si
Mary McCabe and sgsinst Isabel J. Lindlsy,
J. r. T. Lindlsy, John n. Msisnsr, and Jeshua
kurr dated November 2ssh, 1858. and 70 ne ii.
rsetsd, commanding ne that Of the real estate
hereafter described Of the said Isabel J. LinA.
Icy. make. or cause to ~ made, The sun si
eleven hundred IN 81 three 40 100 (ol. les 90
dsli0s, with Interests end costs. levied upsu
the following described Rsal Estate. lyisg and
being situated in the Ceunty Of scs,t and Stats
Of lowe. viz: Lot Ne. six (s) IN Bleck "A" q
Numbered aud described - the recorded pla,
Of Abe town Of LsClairo.
And hereby give public ssties..that shall
shsr fer sale a public cutlery st the Court
Reuss deer in the City q Davenport, County
Of Scott and State Of lows, On Saturday the 1sd
day Of January, 1859. bstwssa The hsurs d
. s'eiock .. m. aud o'clock p. m. Of said Day,
sole to commence at the hour Of tve o'clock,
?. N. Of said day, and will sell to the high
cot aad best bidder therefor. in cash, The sbovs
describsd property Or su0eieut thereof 10 satis.
II the above debt. with interest asd costs.
Dated this LIST day Of December 1853.
GUSTAvUs SCHNlTGER.
aecl-d3t Sheriff Of 4cott County Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

Tax lots in North Davenport and Is in Rast
Davenport. cheap ~ dirt; good - aere farm in
Pleasant Valley, only $4,000, and, lets Of other
bargains. Wild land BY the cart load.
ELsRIpGG b BRo..
Lad and Insurance Agsats.
40 Brady otreet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
PENNSYLVANIA.

PIrrsBrRo, Dec. 2.-Waltsr Brown, th,
Champion earsman. Left here Yesterday
neon 70 row . scull beat T. Cincinnati. SOC
miles, in eight consecutive days, sunrise t.
sunset, on . wager Of 81 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

SHER1Fr'S SALE.
THE STATE or IOWA.
In ths District Court Of Sect. County, State Of
Iowa.
Dy virtue Of General Execution. issued from
the osice Of the CLERK Of the District Court Of
Scott County, State Of lows, in favor of David
vaanest and against Nelson Ulry, dated Nsvem-
Der 9sth, 1858 and to me directed. com mandine
me that Of the goods, chattels, stock or interest
in snv company. debts due, property in the
hands Of third persons, lands and teusments
(Which are not exempt BY law from executionJ
Of the said Nelson Ulry, make Or cause 10 b
made the sum Of one hundred seventy six So 100
dollars. with interest aud costs, levied upon
the following described Real Estate, lying and
being situate in the County Of Sect and State .
Iowa. Wis The west half % Of northeast quar-
ter % Of Section ave ~. Township No. ssvss-
ty-sios 90. Range enc ~. east.
Add hereby give public notice that I shall
offer for sale At public oatery. at thsyCouft
House door in The City Of Davenport, County Of
Scott cad Stets Of lowe, On Saturday, the lad
day Of January, 1869, between the hours Of
o'clock A. N. and I O'Clock p. y. Of ssi1 day,
sale to commence ct the hour 81 two o'clock
n. efsaid day. and will ell 10 che highest and
best bidder ,hsrsfsr. in cssh, the shove dsscrib-
I'd property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy the
above debt, with iaterest oud costs.
Dated this lst Of December, 1863.
0USrAvUS OC0N1T0DR.
oscl st Sheriff Of Scott County, lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
COMMERCIAL.
sBnveDpOra Markes IN report.

NOV. Zss ASoo.
Flsua-wholsaais, &c ~; retail, Z. .ee.
wnsA.-Ns. l. q IL. No. 2. toc,
pARLEr-No l.el. 20Ql.1o.
OArs- $50 40cts.
RYD-No receipts.
CeaN-Nsw, SO Old, SIC
Onions No receipts.
PerA roas-No market.
srrrsp-S7Xe. per 2.
Boss-3Os.
GaasH APrrRs-t1.75 per buahsl.
hAY--aood Timethv ti3. eeAtlS %. per ton
Prairie &lleo per ton. Slough. 81. n6AS No..
CsAL-S Soft at yard. lie y bnshsl; delivered
ls12oe.
AxrHaAsrrs At yard &l7. 30 per ten
Noep-es -. per Csrd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

LoSpon. Dec. 2.-It 10 reported that Mr..
Disraeli has gene to Windsor 70 tender bic
resignation Of the Ministry.
Coax, Dec. 2.-Nr. Sullivan, whs was
struck from the Commission Of the Peace
for alleged sympathy With Fenianism, has
been elected Mayor Of this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

0RAnvYixo IxssLLiesscs. - From every par
u the country where. sloan's Ointment and
Cenditios Powders have bssa introduced, the
propristors have received the most gratifying
atslligsues Of their remarkable effect and pop
slarity In multitude Of instances thev have
tsssuphsd over diseases that have bafisd the
shill eeesls brats6 Parriers. end we're csnsiA.
seod iasurabls. TAsss asdAsisss havs gaised .
sUpueaaies which staads useqalled il this
oooutfy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

Usssrl AZ Al SEASONS -AI0HLER'0 HERB
BlrfERS-as means Of pssmstis9 perfect d.
gsssisp, an even and natural nev Of bile. and .
healthy s,ditieu Of the bowels an1 skis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

Csercs lows Ca.awba Wine. at 81 90 per dss-
On bottles also full stock 81 other nstivs
and foreign wines at the wine house OF
LAssvsLDr, TsoDs 1 Co.
OF Wat Secon6 Rtroot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

CoLLixawooD. Dec About three feet
Of snow fell last night and ts-dsy it il still
showing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

wsAs others have done you msy DO. one
gentieaan says, my doctors bills for Eve years
averaged one hundred and df.y dollars per year
Three years ego procured one Of DR.. Hum
phreys' cssss Of homeopathic Specifies, and
sisce that time ny dsctors' bills have averaged
nfsesn dollars pr year. and ws have enjoyed al
nest uninterrupted health. Price 10. sent BY
express On receipt Of the price. Address Hum
phrsys' Spsci he Houosopsthie Medicine Co.
HunrnRsr's SPECIFIC HoxGopAsmc MspIcus Co.
ss2 Broadway. N. Y.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
BY telegraph Dec. 3.
Flsur-Firm and unchanged.
Whsat-Quet At .13l40l.l3l1.
Oats-Stsady at Al.
Corn-New quiet and steady at So.
RYE Quiet At 1l3 l,l3k.
Barley-Dull at Leo.
Prsvisions--Firmer.
Pork-Salss Of mess at % SO.
Lard-l4dl4k.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
By Telegraph. Dec.a.
Hogs. receipts TO morn thirteen Thousand,
market active 10 $40 cents higher for common
70 iaia 1901 40, and 7.50Q7.s5 for COED to
choice. few fancy lots sold for 7s4@s.
Csttle, Steady and quiet. tnir 70 medium 4 go
as p choice 5.7596.s5; extra steers scarce
aud nominal ct /. 90,
New York N10rGOt.
by Telegraph. Nsw Yoax, Dee. ..
Flsur-Quiet and steady.
Wheat-Quist and steady; No. 2 spring IS
01.49.
Corn Quiet and STEADY, LII.
Oats-Active at "a
Perk-Dull and heavy, - T502oce.
Beef Quiet.
Cut ussts-Lower
Lard-Bestsr stlSsl0ls1i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

Tns REASON var 20 MANY Die wnn Coz
susr.ios, 10 because they neglect 10 use the
props, remedy in season When the system il
IRE. attscked with q cough. oppression Of the
chest, or seated pains in the breast. AILss's Luse
BAIsIu will cause the phlsgm 10 raise. heal the
irritatea psrts and the system 70 health.
For sale BY oil Dealers il Family Aedicissi
generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

with its gloomy attendants,-low spirits, Dc.
pesssien, Involuntary emissions. Ices Of semen.
sPssusterrhoa, loss Of power. dllsy head, less
Of memory. asd threatened impotence and in
becilisy, 6nd sovsrissn cure in Huuphreys'
Homeopathic Specific. No. 70. Composed Of
the most valuable. mild end potent Curatives,
they strike u encs ~ the root Of the matter.
tone mp the system. arrest the discharges, and
impart v,gor and energy. life and vitality to
he entirn man. They have cured thcrsands
efcsses. Price IS Per package OF siA boxes,
snd vial. or 81 per single box. Sold y Drug
sists. and sent BY mail on receipt Of price. Al
drsss Humphrey Specific Homeopathic Medi-
cine Co., 500 Yroadway, New York. :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

irritatsa parts and the system 70 health.
For sale by ell Dealers il Family Nedicisss
generally.
PuinoxAaY AFFECTIONS are the scourgs Of New
England; but with the use Of White Pine Com
pound, moot Of the suiIessne incident to these
diseases can BE- removed. For sale by oil Drsg-
sists.
Sss Buxca ~ 0aspss. smother cslumn,
sfsPEERs STANDARD WINE BlTTERS. II
10 highl. recommended by physicians for dvs-
pepties. o. acc,unt Of its tsn,e propristiss. it,
purity and IL delicious fsvoss.
JAuss =. KisK 1 Co. 6ns staple aad sassy
Toilet ssaps. comprising German Matted. Olive
star. improved Chemical. Pain. &c. Bold BY
oil grscsss ssd sassy goods dealers.
rss Pass, Aup sv.srsss oes Lsn On II TN
~orld. Manufactured non ffssA. healthy livsrs up
On The go shore II 10 perfectly puss sad swss
Patissts Who have oacs taksa Il can take ne other
Ask for Hazard . CaswslIs Cod Liver OIL. mann
sactursd BY CAswsLI, HAxAso = Co.. successors =
Caswsll. Mack . Co.. New York. osld By al drus
gists. tAu&est1weoW
HoLLowAY1 OssrnRr - 0appuratiAe Sores.-
Thousands 70 down 10 their graves suffering from
chronic ulcers which few pets Of Holeway's Oint
meut would have healed. II 10 . skin-. deep RENE
dy. that drives h the poison Of . sore. Ito eject
to elimisaas the poisonous slsmeat and Ito work Q
psriAcatisn may b. accelerated and perfected Il
| many cases BY taking occasional doses Of Holls
ways Pills. which Improve the condition OF III
blood. and thereby promote the formation Of health
tissues. Sold by all Druggists.
90 TO sns Dss.-0o 10 the Bryant D Stfatto
Iowa State Business College 70 get thorough psa'
teal business education For circulaSs papers. at
| dress. enclosing stamp) 1.-THE Bryant 3 strasso
| Commercial College, Daven port. Iowa.
Kssnsr's Hair Dye, Natural. Durable Bsauttf
Bss. and Cheapest in the World. Sold by all Drug
| ism aad Csuntry storekeepers. JOHN J. KROMEB
sole Proprietor. 4o1 Chestnut 81. Philadelphia.
TRY"GILT EDGE
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. The beat Tobacc
| n America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

Renne's Pain HiliingMagic Oil 10 jast the ar
tiele to keep in the hosse to relieve asy kiad Of
paiU. to cure cold or Group, o. ssrs Threat. Or
chshc pains. crsmps, aad Harnesses Of ~ kiad.
Try II. reader. and you wsa't ~ without II u
- ID vour fe0ily.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
EXTRACTD. COlOGNR0.
POMADEO, FINE SOAPS

Nv goods can b equaled, but shall not b sur.
posed BY thoee Of any her 0anafscauresS,-
and obtained at most Of Druggists and Bancy l3oods
Doale0o nov77-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

Ksensr's Hair Dye, Natural. Dursble. Bsauttfu
Bss, and Cheapest IN the World. sold by all Drug
Ists aad Csuntry storekeepers. JOHN J. KRONER
sole Proprietor. 4oI Chestnut st.. Pniiadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

TRY "GILT EDGE"
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. The beat Tobacce
n America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

90 TO sns Dss.-0o to the Bryant D Strattou
Iowa State Business College 70 get thorough prac
teal business education For circulars papers. 3D.
dress, enclosing stamp) 1.-THE Bryant 3 strasson
Commercial College, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

= Ran Lu.trals Hair Rsstorer. Ran Divine Do "
nus, Peesiaa Of Chinsee Powder, Vegetable Liquid
h Dye. Curling Fluid. Kaiharion. Dspilitory
Comp ands. Lily white. 10 10. this valuable Oint-
menS il chicacieus In softening and whitening the
skis. and removing pin pies from the fscs, Bsfenies
for eleansin9 and promoting the growth ofths Hair
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r. r. r.
r. r. r.
A GREAT SENSATION.
A GOOD SENSATION.
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT.

In 7 the great grand principle Of stopping the most ex
circulating pain In instant without employing snch dan
agents choroform, opium, morp hine, Aconite
ether, &c, was first made known In
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
This remedy accomplished this wonderful and delightful
desderatum In all cases Of external and internal In
an instant afforded relief; the moment applied To
the parts o. the body where Inflammation pain existed e.
al relieved the patient of the violent and excrc
sensation Of and comfort.
Every PAIN whether rheumatism Neuralgia Innu-
Sore Throat Nervous Headache, Toohache Pains
the Chest Side Lungs Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys Spine,
Legs Arms Feet one application was sufficient to kin
Taken Internally 20 drops n teaspoonful diluted, woud
cure and will cure Fever and Ague Chs and Fever Bilious
Collie Inflammation OF the Bowels, Cramps, SPANS, Dar-
rha Dysentey and every pain that exist IN the inside
OF man, woman child. This Railways Ready Relief
in 1868
painstricken sick distressed and crippled OF all
throughout the world today IL IL used
and reyered household necessity in the palaces
tans Emperors, Kamos Kings High Priests Nooles well
the OF the aboring classes
the face of the EARTH
Sold by druggists everywhere at 80 cents bottle
No 81 Maiden lane.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

was IL not little singular that the grand demon
stration OF the bhoys In blue In Philadelphia should
be held on the last day for the registration OF votersf
II half the reports Of democratic frauds alleged by
the radicals be true, the democrats will cary not
only Pennsylvania, but sweep Ohio and Indiana like
whirwind. II seems according to radical authority
that these gigantic frauds consist in naturalizing
foreigners Illegally and In colonzing Pennsylvania
with Maryland democratic voters. who can be readily
spared from their state, and doing the same In Ohio
and Indiana with Kentucky voters, who can
readily be spared from the 100000 punging
democratic majority In that state. on
the other hand Governor Boutwell, stated
few days ago at meeting IN Ohio that whatever
the of the state would show before the cleo
tion II would afterwards he found that the republi.
can vote would be largely increased and the demo-
cratic correspondingy reduced. so there ~ mo
telling who win be Governor til after election" But
city radical paper admits the possibility Of loss
of two Congressman In ONO.
How IN 10 that the subject VI impeachment has
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S Ely M OUR .


behold at last his position, Generalln- Cnei OF tne
army with pay Of about twenty thousanu uonais
r year-an Office for life without drungery, anu
being held in honor by all men. NOW, genuemen,
She people OF this country do not require miltaIy
man. strategst, at this time at the mead OF It's az
fairs-we are not at war, and what me county
requires proper statesman ike Horatfo seymour,
who has for years been IN pubic lille and made
She great interests OF this republic his stndy Does
II not require statesman instead Of military tnef
70 direct the nation at this Hnie wi.n IL great EN-
barrassmens Of debt and .ne disturbances in the
Southern states growiIg out Of the late unhappy
war; what educ9,ion, permit me to ask, has
General Grant Which should DC him for the most
FyiIg and dir cult position 10 which he aspires III
Is because ne was educated at West PointY lis il be-
cause he was once tanner I II because he has heen
aiarmerS In what has he shown himself great except
NJ q military many And because he has achieved
military success as that, and that alone, sufficient
reason 10 make him Presidents am free to confess
snai II the business OF the President OF the United
otates ior the next four years was 10 be confined
2mply 70 Hghtlng General Grant would be my can
didate; but as amlfor The condition OF peace not
wal, am mere TO oppose HIM. Mr.. Hackett then
proceeded 10 discuss Tie reconstruction laws which
Ae denounced as unc constitutional and tending 10
separate WIDER the air eady too much divided people
o. tne North and Sou Mr.. Hackett was frequent ~
apRiauued througno' III his speech.
Inc olher speak srs who were to have spoke n
rom TINS stand reU ained on the platform consid-
eIauie tine out as there appeared 10 be no oppor.
Suhiy OF delivering themselves before the small
hours OF the moiJ ling they took their departure.
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been virtually ignored by the speakers on both sides
during the pending campaign La 1t two-edged
swordf
Some OF the western papers are describing Col
fax's speech at Lafayette Ind as his first gun o.
the campaign II they mean popgun, all rtxkht =
General A. 8. Williams United States mIhstef q
San salvador, is out for Grant, witch means fur.
Their lease Of his ONCE -, a. 3 I, q g
AA0 -.vllulk journal, referring to Dana's nom'naf
On in Ben Buffers district, says Dana Is ''msre
respectable man than Butler; but as far as pontics
go his election would be swapping the devil ior .
WITCH" Yes-and q CARLOAD OF Hecate's mfernos
caudrons thrown in.
General Forrest has inst returned to Memphis affer
practical reconstruction campaign on the line OF
the proposed Memphis and Selma!R Railroads. project
that Is meeting with success.
The double harness team OF Governor Baker and
match against time in Indiana.
Judge w. Y. Gholson, OF Ohio, delivered long
address on financial issues In Avondale on the %
inst He came to the conclusion that the principal
OF all the bonds constituting the funded or perma-
nent debt Of the United States including what are
commonly called the ve-twentes, is payable in coin.
grand democratic mass meeting is to take place
OF Lebanon, Ohio, on the It'll inst. Senators Doc
little General Thomas Ewing, Hon. @. l.. Val.
landigham and General Thomas Powell are an.
nounced as the speakers.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says General fitzpatrick
Is going to KIN Grant.
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CASUALTIES AND AssAULrs.-Demies Kisard, boy
residing at No. Broadway, was last night run over
by cart No. 6s97 Broadway on the corner Of Beaver
street and Broadway, and slightly wounded. He was
taken to hts home. Henry Rometz, aged forty, re-
siding at No. 8 West Eleventh street. was taken to
the New York Hospital last night suffering from q
fit. woman named Ann Sogent. living at NO. ~
Lewis street, while standing on fire escape at tna
above number, was precipitated from the 1ourth
story to the sidewalk and was seriously injured An
drew O'Brien Of No. "a Front street. while loading
machinery last evening at pier No. ~ East river had
his foot badly crushed and was taken 70 bellevue
Hospital. Emil Ballbuch, aged nine years, nvng az
No. 511 East Sixteenth street, was Iasc,
night run over by coal cart and slightly 1nJured.i
He was taken to his residence Daniel SEYMOUR
living In Greenwich street. near Watts street. while az
work yesterday In sugar hous9, NO. ~ Leonard
street, was caught in the machinery and nad MA
right arm cut from his body. He was taken 70 inc
City Hospital In q critical condition. Last nigng
Cornelius Anderson was run over by car NO. lt
Of the Sixth avenue line at the corner OF VarcH
and Carlson streets and was seriously injured. The
wounded man was taken to Bellevue Hospital
and the driver John Farrell arrested and !0cke0
up at the Twenty-eighth precinct station nouset
An unknown man, dressed In dark clothes wearing
light mustache was found on the Bowery, near
Spring street, last night, in an nsens1De c0ndton
from dangerous wound IN the head innicted 10
is not known by whom. The wounded man was
taken to Bellevue Hospital by an o1cer OF the Fours
teenth precinct after his wounds had been dressed
by DR.. Armstrong, Of the Central ONCE.