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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
FOREIGN.

A case is coming before the Correze Assizes
which exceeds in horror any Satanic device as YET MT
Bajoex. assisted by her mother, Marianne Fentrene,
are accused Of having put newborn living infant INTO
soup pot, with cabbagcs and -four Having boiled the
child, they gave 1t to their pigs to devour.
A singular discovery has just been made mt
Chagny (saoneet Lorel by workmen engaged in digging
nine meters in asratum Of sandy clay and ferTuginous
oxides, remains of proboscdians elephants rnoeeroses
and formidable tusk in large fragments, which, on be
ing put together constituted length OF seven feet Inc
depth at which TINS was found was s SIX meters hgner
than the level Of the most considerable nundaons OF the
Dheuhe aud IN an uhdsturned 20 Ia 5ntre
nothing absolutely extraordinary; 1ut VINO NOud nave
thought Of finding underneath the bed containing these
FOSSILS OF the tertiary period an aqnednct OF te ost
primitive kind and Of human workmanship Yet sucn
the case the only instance OF the kind on record IL
N explained by NJ Tremaux, who relates the elreunl-
stance by suppOslng what seems Indeed 10 nave Deeh
the fact that the tertiary fragments above alluded 10
have been washed into the trench by violent inunda
ton and thus filed mp the aqueduct The latter abous
80 eenmeters in depth, GO eentmeers broad az the no
not easy TO account for tins principle OF making the con
dut at the top than at the botOm ut al events
the small dimensions OF the cavity were evidently caused
by the want of proper tools
The Paris correspondent of The london
Morning star complains bitterly OF the social dullness
which Overspreads the usually gay capital. There has
not been given he says single Jete dinner OF pan ny
season Few indeed, OF these have come UP TO town u
less compelled 10 do so in consequence OF the meeting or
the Senate and the Corps Legslatf Nice ca rerdnete,
is fuller than has been for many years The Ministerial
receptions literally the only gaetiesf such formal
sources can come uLucr lnaJ CaSS-tndJ nave
the surface Of Paris society. Princess dAdiOn, however,
has returned and promises 10 astonsh the great wOrd
by the magnifcencc of her plate, toilette etc. single
dress having cost $4,000 it being mass of jewels en-
broidery, and lace. Prince and Pcess Metterneh gave
dinner Saturday TO their lawyer Maitre Nicolet 70
whose eloQueuce her EXceency the verdict given
in her favor the case of Metternch agt Courier dc
Paris The object OF the DINNER was to do the honors OF
OF the celebrated JOhannisberg grown on the
Princes estate and of the vintage OF 1882 famous IN the
annals of vntages for flavor and peculiar bouquet Com
fesse Waewsky and Madame Drown de Lhuys receive
every Monday; Madame CODueau on Wednesdays For
The latter and in honor of her husbands recent promo
ton the rank of Senator GOun0d has composed an eX
quisite melody entitled "Prntemps." which Will rival
Baroness R0thscmlds "Je nose pas" in popularity at
every musical party this season.
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Corporation Saotitts.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NO
~ TlcE hereby given The occupant
thereby, that tie slcwss have completed
lodged the Office Of the board Of Assessors for
iTo building sewer I3oth-st between and ehennc.
Por paving With stone blocks 4sstree from zdsVenue 10 tho
SPor paving I'D street. from ID TO haveuue stone blocks
-For paving shayenu Shstreet sith bo
GFOr paving from Canal TO Shvenue with sioso
hFor paving with Yool,On Pavement Pess,eei from Wall 10
Beekmsn-
shfor building ohaieuus and Msssstreei between
Little West 2h and Gansevoc street IN bhsyenue bsss
Jane and West 18th Streets and In Hudson 'ee between rsf @
Hammond. n.,----,,....-
and ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
-Both sides Of 10th street bet 5t and es,enues also mo
2-Boih sides Of ishsree from ysnue TO The East River 10 mo
extent Of half the block on the interesting avenues -, 4,
3-Both sides ia street from 81 5haeau 10 the eui
half the block the Rtsrseeting avenues. 4.
4-Both sides Of from M to isre tie extent or
oth o l2 streets TO the extent OF
half the block either the irierseeinS Streets .
the block the interesting Streets also the ncn
side Of cnae and the south side Of Spring street fom Hudson
sides Of Grove Bedford to Hudson streets also oo.
sides the streets nterseeg busea ana w.,
2h aud Jane streets from srsysnue 70 uesnseh s'i,e. ss
sides Horo and West 18th and West ih street" H
oth sides Of Wan Beeimspstree 10 tho
.a ss Soss sssr rom q 70 70 the %
half the block the interesting aveIIes A., o..... a.
West IstSstrers also both sides oh 70
10th ss Of s s. T saas @s m
An persons whose affected by the aboenamed Asses
%'n and rGs ere sRS Sr s o1KIsY
ard Of the undersigned tier once
No. % Chsmbers street Basement New Courthouse within thirty d.s
from the date Of this notice - - o,,xrv
iSSsP 3 q STHy Board Of Assessors
OFFICE BOARD AssEsso1 New Court iious December 81 1901
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Y.oaI gutins.
OFFICE OF rgE UNITED STATS LIVE Insurance Co, !
IN THz CTR OF NEw-ioKK, No. 40 WALTZ
NEw-YORK November ., 1867. }
az, IIEDEDX CINEN fhnf ~

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
~ Meeting the Board Of Directors OF this Company duly convened
TO-DAY the following resolutions increasing tue uar.nise
Capital stock Of this and directing the time and mode o. sub
sbus paying including tie closing and opening Of
the stock transfer books, unanimously adopted;
Gnaraaee Capital StO. OF this Company Be
dollars and that Subscriptions for
.se In shares Of m dollars shall the oGee this
COMPANY Wall street she City ofHew-fork on sATtkDAf
Febrnay between the hours ten ocok
each succeeding between the
business days thereafter onless the subsepptoa
shall Oiled and the sSne OF are bring my
dollars hereby required De pad in 10 cash. In unt OF ten collars "
share AZ the time OF making such sSept0ss ard the oaAoe
do share within business from and amer the ~
hereby declared TO have tie preference In such subscriptions
Resorsd That Notice Of the intention 20 increase the Capital Stock OF
papers published in the city OF New-York
Resolved That the transfer books Of this Company BE- ard
hereby directed 10 be closed ard from Wednesday he the
until Wednesday the fourth dsy OF March
next a By order. NICHOLAS DEGRooT seeretary.
CUPREME COURT = City and County OF
- New-York--CHARLES h. HAWKES. Plaintiff against GEORGE
T. BUELL. Deendant-SummonsFor money demand Contract
Defendant: Yoa hereby summoned ard
SSsd IN tie once Of he cleri II the City ard County
New-York, the City Hall, in the CITY Of Sewiosk,
hers At their oce Waist city twenty ahs
the Of this exclusive OF The day 81 such
fail the said complaint within the time sfoie
sun Of Ave thousand dollars With DAY yals
eight hundrd and bcse the costs and
busenenis Of this aeion-Daed New oIh Asg 20 asL
Dis law6ww Plaintiffs Attorneys No. II wals,
TO THB DEFENDANT GEORGE Il. BUELL-Tske notice LIS
this action. Of which the foregoing sad ~
this daily Sled IN the oee Of the CLERK oss
City Counts 81 Newiork the Cg Hail. 10 the City OF Mes
''''' w ''' DrMocK WHITNEY
Dee IT, 1867. Plaintiffs Attorneys, No II Waist
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EORTIETH THOUSAND!

THE TEMPLE CHOIR pew Collection Of Sacred and Seciar
Music for Choirs SINGING schools by THO SEWARD Low.
ELL MASON. and WILLIAM b. BRADBURY which Was bfs laO
hshed n September lsst has ALREADY
REACHED ITS FORTETH THOUSAND
Better evidences accepby the public that pease those
be Afforded 1T is lNQUESIiONABLI III
MOST POPULAR MUSIC BOOK PUBLISHED IN THIS COUNTRY
FOR MANY YEARS.
by It's authors vel other Of
most popular such variety been included
Singing Department is fol- and completes
number Ofuew Gees OT Choir practice etc II
Is attractive IN its Anthem department.
published book which seemed % universal
lat.saeAoR 3si large octave pages Price ~ So .uo
MASON BROTHERS,
No 500 Broadway, New-Yofk
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITEI
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the

third day Of Jsn0rry A. ID. 1888 Warrant Bantrp'cy
Issued sgains, the Estate Of FAYBrTB GRiDLbl OF
Beverly Ia the Of Burlington aad State Of Nessey,
who has been sdutged Bankrupt bis Petition that ne pay
ment oany Debts and Delivery property belonging such BANK
him. for his and the Transfer OF Property By h arc
forbidden by Law; that Meeting the Creditors tie Bankrupt
their Debts aud 10 Choose ASgne Of lis hste
will be held Court Bankruptcy State
street Trenton N~Jeey before Whitfield johnson Register
the third day Of February d. 1903 II O'Clock DATED jan
1863 BENAJAH DEACON, q. \ Marshal as Messenger
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From The Evening Post. -


that whatever documentary information could
available anybody open Gen. Baaus Inspections that
he has the the best officers the that the
preparation maps assistance to be procured in the
Engineer department Of the service and in awod that he has had all
the facilities any could have for his work
thoroughly by excellent judge OF
Grant ir aes evidence that he had apt
for his task"
Booksellers should without delay order that there
may be no delay in supplying their orders
Single copies sent free by mail on receipt Of price.
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ID. APPLETON &c COMPANY,
Nos 443 AND AS BROADWAY,
Publish This Day.
THE MILITARY HISTORY
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
FROM APRIL 1851, TO APRIL 1868.


BY ADAM BApRAU,
Colonel and AddeCanp tie Chief Brevet Bhgade Gene
Ts United States Army.
Volume With Portrait and Maps 600 pages Pne 81
FROM THE PREFACE.
1.-THE fact that became member Of Gen Grants personal haf
Of the armies Of the United State and that
have remained with him. the voucher that Offer for the
this history fact unless
under observation has been told by the
General Of the Army, bis important officers unless know
from Official papers When dee from this rule make the des
ton
The correspondence egphc and written Of the headquarters Of
the armies accessible have also been allowed to examine all
papers under the Of the War Departments and te
Rebel archives in the possession Of the Government have
the original reports made by The Rebel Generals ofevey battle but two
which attempted describe Those Corh and luka at
neither Of which Gen Grant present The original Rebel
field also closely examined By No statement Of
Rebel strength made in this volume unless taken from
these sources; or If otherwise, tie source is named
Gems Sherman Sheridan Ord and Wilson and the officers Of Cen
Grants staff well Admiral Porter have afforded much valuable
information and gwen all the assistance In their that have
Edwin NJ has furnished with in
formation which could not otherwise have obtained"
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From The PHILADELPHIA Press.

Gen Badeau who Of letters before his patriotism fung b."
into tile late war where his placed Gen Grants
still he'd has written the military history OF bis
unusual personal opportunities Of being not only accurately
fully informed lie writes clear aud graphic MANNER but
far beyond style reliability Of his work.
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NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
mo- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 10
COMMANDING JUNE J. lssL
Passenger Station In kevrort Tventyvsutst and n
ave- Entrance on TWENTY seveDhsl

Passenger biAon Nevrort
ave- Entrance on TweniT.sereDih.sk
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
erEevHavsn and Bridgeport, 100 soo (ErL iw i3D
sfI.) 500 (trl, a4S, 4 % and 90 (Er) D. N
Tor hnoe ssaliord Fairfield Southport and wes'po TOO iL~
Por EorwsL 100 400 r 500 Ol nj iels 9th 400 (sIl
For Daien 100, 900, H. a m 3S, 40 A3op
tor Stamford 100 AGO (En 500 lI3Oa klS 9Th AIS 400
CRrl 345. 40 (EI J, 40, SO q 30, 500 (Erl D. NJ
For Greenwich and niermsaGe saOpa 100 500 lL0A n A
49, 40. SO, go .. N.
Fer Boston, via Springfield 500 A. EI), 900 (Erl toopn-
For Boston, Shore Liae, l2lS (EI !, 400 D. n
For Hartford and Springfield. soo (EI llis 400 (RLL 500
,. m.
For connecleu. River Railroad eooL RLl i'isp Men
For Hartford Provdnes sad FAin Railroad 400 CBI) AIS
p N.
l2l5, 800, 800 IN.
For Canal Railroad, H. D. m. 10 Northampton
For Honsatonic Railroad, boo m, 3On p.
For ksugagek Railroad, AGO. NJ. 400
For Dantary and Norwak Railroad 100. 500 a LHaa
JAMES Il. H0YT Sapt
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WE STORY OF NY CHILDHOOD.
LITTLE. BROWN & Co. Boston,
HAVE JUST Published:
THE. STORY OF MY CHILDHOOD;
ny NNR J. MECHELET.

l2no Cloth 81 IS
h,-rirg and s. sad narrative ehds life wit
Ten snd admirably we'll done into good bit not too
Egqh Eass retaining Preach oms bat certain delicate
gn favor that keeping the essentially foreign atmosphere
of Boston Advertiser
which could scarcely
have supposed be eIee relation Of the incidents and
e1perenee heartily end u equally
vel adapted the pe Of young and Old Corner
jdys and the struggles and dsSp.
tnmut varied experiences GIL the early Of
H. are skefched fails reach nAginA
Of description -" Boston Journal
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SOuTHsIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WIN-

NOUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN-
~ TER ARRANGBMENTS)
Lcsye Jsmesesp. N at via Railroad 10 jamaica Tor
Babylon and all ~systsionG
Leave Frankinaye Brookn at sos via Brooklyn Central
Railroad, TO Jamaica. for Babylon and all waystatons.
Leave JameSSslp ~ Y, at via L. l. Railroad, 10 Jamaica
for Babylon and all way stations
Leave Frinknave Brooklyn at 75S via Brooklyn Central
Railroad, TO Jamaica, for Babylon aud all Say-sAtons
Leave Babylon 1875 for Jamaica and all ~aystatons connect
Ing With Of j. l. Railroad, arriving az Janesssp At 10 m
Leave Babylon 1888 for James aud all wayststcns eonneet
Ing With train Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving FrAnknsve
Brooklyn, at 10 m.
BABY l20 for Jamhles and all stations con
meeting with Of L. Railroad arriving at Jamesssp al IN
Leave Blby Ion 1880 for Jamaica aud all way stations COZ
neng with Of BROOKLYN Central Railroad arriving al Franklin
Brooklyn at connecting also with the horeears Of
the East NewYok and Jamaica Railroad which lsVe Jamaiea every
10 minutes X. WHITE. Superintendent
To take eject Nov T. 1861
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Ttb Qualifications.
THE GREAT BOOK FOR 1868.
GEN. GRANTS LIFE.

We kneo Gt later the ritr could APPEAR and re
late the tle story We hare not had long to a r he vork
Tho tie we hare dorm ADORE honest able and accurate 10 de-
0ree-lWashmgOn Chronicle
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Autitts of Sankruuttu.


IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
u STATES DISTRICT Of SOUTH CAR0IISA-In thd
matter OF FERDINAND CHRISTIAN. Bankrupt By whom Pot
A. d. 1867. in said CouS BANKRuPTCY-THIS IS TO GNH
NOTICE That day Of December, A. 1851 Warrant "
Bankruptcy issued against the Estate Of FERDINAND CHRIST
MAN District Carolina has
Bankrupt upon Petition that the payment Of
Deliver By him forbidden b. Law that
meeting Creditors Of the said Bankrupt Prove their Debts
Asnee Of b.. Estate will be held At Court
Bsnkruptcy holden 50 Boadst Charleston c. bsfI
b. Carpenter Rese the 2h day Of January, D. l2 al J.
O'Clock j. ?. NJ EPPING u 5 MaIahs as Messenger.
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the DISTRICT Of SOUTH CAR0LlNAn the mat,
ADAM zOLER Bankrupt by whom petition for aadeato7
banknpy 2si day Of December A. d. 1867 in ssi
Cou-Is BAsKRUPrCY-TIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, that ths
against ADAM ZoLLER OF Charleston District aud State
Csrona who has been suged bankrupt bis e
Of debts delivery property belong
bankrupt TO him for bis and the transfer Of
said bankrupt prove their Debts and choose asneef
estate s be held Court Of Bankruptcy t. be holden No
SO Boad Charleston s. c. before Csrpener Register thu
Goth day Of January A. d. 1869, az u O'Clock NJ.
J.. ?. NJ EPPING u s. Marshal as MESSENGER
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAR0LSA-In the matt
A. W. SUDER BankuPs-By whom Petition for Aeudiea
said CourIS BlNKRUPrcI-THIS Il TO GIVE NOTICE Tha, cd
Goth day Of December A. d. 1867 Warrant In Bankruptcy VA
against SUDBR Of e Town Sumter u Sunt
District and Of South Carolina who has been aduds Bank
belonging said Bankrupt 20 him or for hs use u
by him forbidden by Law; that meet
Ing Creditors Of said Bankrupt their Debts and 70 choose
Asguee Of his Estate, viii be held a. Coa OF
O'clock M j. r. NJ. EPPlNG,
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY.

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Gtatbtrs.

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/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
raneenen,-Change Of Tnue-LeaVe Jamessip Mail
GeenPo and all Saysous ieonneciuz Mnoa with
Cove and Hampstead IA Syos passenger
all stations o. Express iraia for River esi
S,os.e. anl Glen passenger train and al waystatona H.
Hampstead passenger sn and for North so Satu
DAYS only.
sunday Train leaves Hunters Point s5 al
Hunter Poal $40 y. To take effect Nov 1851.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE; . v.,,
sTEAMSiIPs DErwEEs EEw.YoKk AND HAvRE' CALLING
TIE spsadd new vessel. -
.ai from Pier No. 80. North River. follows
NAPOLEON ILL., .MTURDAr January IL
VILE pS PARIS F.Ss.5y
PRICE OF PASSAGE N god Gacndias wnsi
TO BR(sr OR HAvRE
fH''C-Ii' $ no 'r 2lRIss '.0'a'
AiS'6t s i5l" lss st' ssc ,'i' css so
1hs, GSss no -. o.. s oes. a''' p''""
AHsne veer, going 70 OF returning rom we en.ns o. h1ope
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CITY 9 9E a. j jsS@, iva H''
CITY or sATIusDM Isss.Iy Is Is a., Nut,
Ard each ,uses.ng SATURDAY. and strus TUEsDAi
IRON Pier No. % Norm KAT RATES OF PASSAGE
by the mall steamer sailing every saturday -
FIRST GOLD $40 RACE" coH".sct 81
To London rs To To london Pog.
Passage BY the TUESDAY seamersFn Cabin 90. gohi Steer
Rae, p,sSsse from Ss"Yoi HAAr-cabn tloi se,ge,
Passengers forwarded H. Hamburg Bremen, he, mod
Ts.. can {. bought By psr,os, sending
Dor 'N'' '"' i0s g. 6aIi assS 4: S fe.dvNr
SAFETY SPEED, and COMFORT: ~.
~ FURTHER REDUCTION IN PAhSANk RATBS
The hyorre passenger steamers 81
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with passengers for LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. and DERRY
BRITANNIA, Lard January H.
hlBbkNIA Muhio.. IlhDAl, yanaaTY ~
EUROPA, ..sAllkDAl, January ~
Per No q, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY,
To LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW DERRY Cabin, go and s7s,
eoidlnE 10 location.
E a..i., .'ls s good .,i 70. Il months @lS
Prepaid Certificates nom these ports. f15
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further Information .ppy at the companys oc No Rowing
green, New Yort. HENDERSON BROTHERS, AgeniS
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this Company does not employ runners
fI'HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
i Stesmanip DEUTSCHLAND, H. Vessels. master,
carrying The United States mall wilt call from Vie Bremen pier bot Of
THURSDAY Jsnusya
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TAKING PASSENGERS TO
London Havr Southampton the following rates payable
In goa:
second Nabin''''''''.'''''''''''''' (""u
fs followed the ueamship BREMEN H. A. Neynaber
master. Thsrsisy, January Is.
stesrsge, from Bremen. gold
For height apply oELRlCHs Co. No. % Brsad
A MEXICAN CITIZENS going to EUROPE
IA their PASSPORTS from JOHN LANdTREk Coun-
seor Law and Passport Agent - Centre The City Hall
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-18

psA. The oil-cloth works of Messrs.
Virolet and Bruen, in the Eighth ward
are the most extensive of any in the
country, perhaps in the world. AL
though there is less cloth manufactured
here than formerly, yet employment is
given large number of hands. Sew
eral new boilers are being put up, in
tended to heat the buildings during the
winter months. There seems to be
considerable activity at these factories
at present-a number of orders having
recently been received from some of
the Southern cities.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-18

BGa The work of paving Jefferson
avenue was completed yesterday after
noon-the employees being handsome
ly treated to collation., by Gen. Will
liam H. Adams, contractor of the work.
A drive over the avenue-now great
place of resort-shows that considera-
BILE care has been bestowed, and few
finer paved streets can be found any
where. We must join with the proper
ty holders along the avenue, in giving
General Adams the credit which his en-
terprise and honesty so justly merits.
Our devil hopes that he may live long,
and enjoy many such fat takes"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-18

Boy BURNED TO DEATH.-A little son
Of Mr.. Peter Gilooly, aged three years,
residing near Sixth street, in the Third
ward, while warming himself at a fire
in front of the house yesterday after
noon was badly burned about the face
and chest. 1t appears, as his mother
this morning informed us, that he was
standing near fire built by some boys
in the street, when his apron canght
fire by the flames, quickly enveloping
the little fellow, who at once cried ont
in most lusty manner. His mother
hearing his agonizing appeals, ran to
his assistance, and with wonderful pr, s.
ence of mind, attempted to extinguish
the flames by tearing the clothing from
his person, but he was SO badly burned
that medical aid was of no avail-the
little fellow expiring early in the even
ing, after suffering in most terrible
manner
Mrs. Gillooly had her arms and right
hand badly burned while endeavoring
to save her little one.