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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

An Ass-HAssIN. - The Irish Republic
says We have seen it reported in the New
York Tribune that chap named "Hassiu, -
who signs himself " \ Representative of the
Fenians," promises PENNSYLVANIA to Sey-
mour and Blair by fifteen or twenty thousand.
HaSsin Is a strange name to be worn by re-
preventative Of the Fenians. We have never
met the name in "The IIibernian Nights"
II figures, we believe, in the ARABIAN
Nights" in connection, however, with the
Forty Thieves. The Arabian Hassin got
" quartered" for medding in other peoples
business, and this Ha>Sin, of Philadelphia.
expects to get well quartered in some
snug berth, provided he can keep his word on
tine majority question. But as the Republic
ans are sure to sweep PENNSYLVANIA, Hassin
can expect no quarters" In the language
Of the play, we exclaim, Hassin, you're an
ASS Hassin.'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

REMARKABLE ADVENTURE OF A Car
The Patterson IN. j. Press SAYS; A family
Of this city had very aged cat, diseased and
blind which had been for fifteen years or
more a meu.btr Of their household. he
creature had become dirrv and offensive. aud
most of the family desired Ia be rid Of her,
and yet none liked To order the de>trucii u
Of - venerable aud faithful a retainer. F.u-
ally servant girl determined to dispose Of
the animal, a she supposed in an otfeCtusl
way. She tied its legs together, and then
enclosing it in bag, She tied the mouth Of
the bag up, aud dropped it INTO a car OF an
empty coal train going west on the Erie rail
wAv, which runs BY The house. An interval
of ten day elapsed, when behold, early one
morning the cat appeared IN her usual
place. OF course no one Can tell how far
she Travelled. how she WAS released or what
adventures befel her on the way. But, from
the time which elapsed between her bani>h-
nent and return, II Is reasonable to sup
pp>e that she must have been carried u long
distance. probably hundreds of miles, posi-
bly, entireIy Ia the coal region and back.
| he instinct is truly Wonderful that could
guiIr this aged. fec bic and blind creature
back 10 her old home, over such a distance,
and after such loEg time. For the abso-
lutte truth Of this story We can vouch.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

DESPERATE EFFORT TO PRrvEST \ MAR
kIAGE.-Ghe Toledo Commercial says One
IT our city churches, on Wednesday night
last, was the scene Of strange and unpiea>aut
event II seems that the daughter Of citi-
In had, against her fathers Wishes made
arrangements for marrying a respectable and
industrious young man, also a resident !; and
al the time named they repaired to the
church, where they met the pastor, who was
about to tie the knot" when the father in
terposed to - forbid the bans" and, the
more eiectualiv to say the proceedings in
the case, he pulled out vial of ,irriul which
ne threw upon the person and dress Of his
daughter, destroying the latter, and burning
the face and hands in places. Al this the
pair Withdrew and visited another clergyman.
At his residence, who, under the protest of
the father, declined to marry them. Not to
he beaten in that way, they then abandoned
- the cloth, repairing to a magistrate, they
finally became lone" and are now in the
hey dey of the honey moon.
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ST EC1GLlTItS.
PRICE AID GUARANTEE.


u wing ger e IN Lut don arl rAria VIC iutrc,ius,
u" nrN - los t. sau Frtrprp sihuitan, au.l,
wuh th"i appearance ir New lurk.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

{ OUg STATE PRIsoN.-Through the polite
: ess Of Lieutenant Governor Siinserlaud we
! ad all opportunity "n Thursday Of making i
45oraugl examination of the State Prison
81 cuttings and grounds, and we venture the
TsserllIn thLt 40 cpHNIcts in the world are
More comfnrtihle or safe from outside inter
&-reEce than ours in the new, cSmm0dlOu>
Cad substantial stone bU tlding erected under
Pc present Management. The cells are
1aomy and well vtn'ilated the stnrcroo,l,
itchen, dining hail, laundry, and in fact
5very touI IN the building Is kept a. neat As
4 parior, and through the inventive genius
u: Governor >lInReranI variety OF very in
*enloU- catch or safety lacks, bolts, etc
ave been attached to the doors, which wouiC
Binder the ettJrtS Of any number OF desperate
Characters to escape by assault upon the
uards futile. In the tirst or main hall, the
4ooTs OF the ceils on each side are so ar
fs6ged that when the prisoner steps in and
Poses the door after tin It fastens itseli
Euh heavy iron bar, 50 that escape is i'm
IossIbie. a guard accompanies the prison
rs into the hail and comptls each one to Z
Ea,o has ell and pull the door TO after him.
6hich secures him as fast as the lock itself, |
hale guards at the same time stand at the |
ki.side grating with guns drawn up in readi- /,
less. The single guard can then lei>urely !
h n 4.i VIC u'ots "Asi4'4- tNdt VI dSnd Oit III
Pc hail back of this is a single tier Of cells |
p one side; prisoners pass into these and |
be door IF each cell is secured at the same
me by lever in the ether hall. connecting
4 18th all the cell doors by means Of heavy
ion bar. In this operation the guard Is also
se.ttetly Sair-ha,lug heavy iron door,
|hich separates the halls, between himself
nd the pri,lineTs. Passing into the store
pom, which opens into the kitchen, the guard
IMPLY yuches a lever and the iron grating
thind nim is fastened so that no prisoner
hn follow after and assault him. All these
Iits, bars. catches, levers and loenS ne.e liz
eutei By the Lieutenant Governor m-elf,
I'd nearly all the work upon them was done
i.h his own hands-for Mr.. Slingeriand is
. excellent black NTH. Ine prisoners are
b, at all DrrrTUrktd, III fact, they appear to
Ike things very easy; and the bill of fare
is ted Il o in the HI chen, aud the cans, boxes,
).;ies, barrels and sacks in the Stnreroom .
nuld add aitractiver css to many hotels. ,
here are twenty c0nvicts now in the !
risen-three for life. One of the latter Is a
hiusman, who is chief cook, another is a I
Irpenter, and the third life member is en-
.ged in tie manipulation of stone. Rattle
.aSe D!cH. tine gentleman from Storey
as pealing away lazily upon block of
ante. There are but three or four hang
x looking fellows among the lot, and sew
al of the prisoners look like men of well
gulated minds.-Irespass.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

BIO DAVIS OF WooD.-We find the fol
owing telegram from Empire City To the Sac
}amento Urion, under date Of Sept, 3 81
s'augenhein Of san Francisco has just fin
'ished hi> drive from the upper Carson, aud
as landed in the 5nom at this place about
teen thousand cords Of choice pine wood
Ais is the largest drive of WOOD ever brought
aOwn the Carson. F k,yes has the con-
Fact for ttking the wood Gu, OF the river and
pas erected hosting works for that purpose
The drive Of Van Gctder K Co. is on it,
pay from Geuua, and another DIVE is still
ia rear Of it--a.l for this place.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

THEATER HALL, CARsoN.-Moore &
Parker, of the Carson Thea,er, have one OF
the best saloons at the Capital, comfortable,
Eoony, and stocked with the finest brands Of
liquors, and the handsome jim Grey and
Johnny Moore (Gille>pie's great sensation
" Retainer preside over the GestInies of
the institution, than whom there are no
more scientific or gentlpmanly mixoiogist,.
BE sure and call at the Theater when You 20
to Carson.-IrespasS.
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LUKE LATTER.
AFTER HOOD.

Luke Lather was a barber, sirs,
And lived at Islingtnn;
He used TO SOAP hi. customers,
And laid it thickly on.
And vet, he was no fa'terer,
For often he would carp
At what they said, and, being blunt,
He took them up quite sharp.
Twas very strange man so pert
Could so ex1ertty shave;
But, though no one could better scrape,
He never learned to save.
His circumstances being strait,
All things with him went wry;
His find- were low, no doubt because
He held his head 81 high.
For it was fonnd bv all who crossed
The tire >hhnld of his door,
The more h. took heir boards away,
He bearded them the more.
And so his customers fell OH,
Because hi tongue ran on.
And since n folks came in his shop
He found his income gone.
He tried to borrow, bat his friends
Had % uHhiendlv grown
They Jeff him IT, himself, and yet
He could not get loan.
Hethoueht, "How cold this cruel world"
On itS wlic waste adrift;
And went and pawned has shirt, for he
Was pu, 10 such SHIFT.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

THERE will be preaching this evening at
he Colored Schoolhouse at q o'clock BY the
Rev. r. A. Kicker.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

ABSENT.-From some unexplained cause
DO San Francisco mail was delivered here
yesterday. Scarcely any exch ,ngcs, no
Faces, japanese, Conventions, fires, new
POLITICAL developments, distinguished visitors,
70 Eastern telegram.->o EDITOR. De
siltdiy dull day for printers
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

REL GIors SERVICES are expected at the
'resbyteriar Church TO day at IL A. NJ, Rev.
W. Anterior, pastor.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

4 RETURNED. - Secretary Notenare and
Register Lnckha have returned from a visit
pr several weeks duration in the Humboldt
legion. They have been on business, we be-
sieve, connected with the Lind Office.
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ST. PErEK's CHURCH.-Norning PRAYER
Rrith an address to the children, at 10 O'clock.
i.itany and communion service with sermon
at ii o'clock. No service in the evening.
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ID Ts.sI CTEesS
-JI-
OR Ms BY COUNTY!

T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A
l CANDIDATE FOR TIE OFFICE OF CoUN.
rY CL%RK, subject to the Republican Union
county Convention, and respectfully solicit the
patronage Of every Union man.
/. J. EDwARps.
August 80, 1865.
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BORN

At spooner's Station, Lake Bigler Road, Sep
|nbsr lth, ls5S, to the wife OF John Locke, .
Pnshter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-06
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

STEALING GLovEs.-A youth OF eighteen years
named Thomas McMullen was yesterday arrested
by officer sullivan, Of the Third precinct on the
charge OF stealing twelve pairs OF gloves from the
possession OF Mr.. Samuel Minister, lle Chambers
street. The stolen property was found ia posses.
sion Of the accused, and Justice Bowling committed
him TO the Tombs for trial in default OF bail.
AN INCoRRIGIBLE CRIMiNAI.-Charles Blnnan was
yesterday brought before Judge STANDBY OF the Es
sex Market Police Court, charged with stealing 81
in money, jacket and some cigars and tobacco from
the liquor store of John P. Hamilton, No i'll Bowery
portion OF the stolen property was found in his
possession. About three weeks ago he was sent to
1ackwell's Island for two months for robbery, but
escaped by swimming from the island to the city.
The Judge committed him on the last charge, and II
il probable that he will have to serve out his uncom
pleed term Of Imprisonment.
THE WALL STREET BOND RoBBERY.-Georae
Boyce and Henry wilmot charged with stealing In
July last s21 900 in United states government bonds
nom the banking house OF Thomas Morris, No. 10
wall street as heretofore reported in the HERALD,
were brought up yesterday Tor examination before
Justice shandley al the Essex Market Police Court
IL was charged that sergeant Slater, who arrested
them, attempted TO blacknall them and from tieir
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LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

LARGE HAUL OF FISH.-Spanish mackerel, il is
said, have made their appearance in Jamaica Bay
Large Numbers have already been caught there.
These fish are more numerous than ever before in
the waters OF Long Island.
AN EXTENSIVE OYSTER BED.-A new and extern
sive bed OF oysters has recently been discovered in
Long Island Sound, opposite Bridgeport. The restric
nectcut for planting expired the 1st inst and on
that day one hundred and thirty vessels were engaged
in the business this bed, and the catch for the day
amounted to over thirty thousand bushels. A large
number OF the Inhabitants on Long Island opposite
that place are engaged in taxing this bvalve which Is
proving very remuneratve. The right OF the general
public TO take oysters from the beds al City Island
has been decided aflirmativey by the Jury empa.
neied TO try case where such right was contested.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday, September
- oy the key. a. Mclean THERON =. ATwArER, OF
NO. AZ "htehali street, to Miss ELMrRA NJ. DON
BAonFuR-DE sMoYD.--In this city, on Thursday
August 0, 10y the Rev. James AlilIet RUDOLPH j.
BACHEUR, OF Havana, to Miss MARIAN DEsMoNp, OF
Jersey City. ' -
BRUcE-WRiGHT.-- Thursday September g. at
81 johns church. Naperyille, H.. by The Right Kov
IL. DE- Mnitenouse, Bishop Of Illinois, assisted by the
cago, and the Rev. James TAYLOR Chambers rector
OF tle parish, THOMAS BRUCE ESQ., of Liverpool
Englanu, 10 SARAH b. eldest daughter OF James g.
Mright, OF napeivie, ILL.,, aud niece of william y.
Wright, or this city.
GlIBEE-BEALRs.-On Thn-adov eon,ay,her a nv
the Most Rev. the Archbishop of New YORK, JAMES
GiLBEE, Jr, OF Ponce, Porto Rico, to SARAH LANG.
WORTHY bEALEs, daughter of Dr. 4. G.. Beaies, Of
New YORK. " " '
:, MITcncocK,n,CEcn.-on Monday, August 81, by
nes. .aiss h'ie ~ MS residence, MALACHI HITCH
COCK TO ELIZA AMELIA daughter OF the late DR. WIN.
X. Cecil, all OF this city. - Wv
HorsE-RoBiNsoN.-0 Tuesday September l. at
the residence OF the brides parents Creenwich
So9n.' oy the KEY: Mm. +. Hatfield, WM. 5. HOUSE,
nj. o., OF spring Valley, n. y, To Miss NELLIE b,
ROBINSON Of Greenwich, Conn.
PHELrs-fA0E.-On Tuesday September l. at the
residence OF the brides father H. NJ Page py the
Rev. John l. liermance JAMES 7. puELPs 10 XIMY
PACE, all OF this city. =" 49,
PuRCBLL--HAsKiN.-On Monday eento,,her I nj
Fort schuyler, New YORK harbor by me Rev uiah
+. Cutlery, Doctor JAMES j. PURCELL to S,LLIE
SLADE, second daughter of Bricadier General l. A,
IlasSin, L. =. A. No Cards.
PEARsoN-OwENs.--Un Saturday, September 5, in
Jersey City, by Rev. q. N. Whitney p ssutp psAK.
SON of Jersey City, to Miss SOPHIA D. OWENS also OF
Jersey City,
observation-disclosures Wednesday. septem.
Der z, at CHRIST church, Brooklyn by the rev Dr. r.
D. browne, j. III ShANBkeuLR, OF Williamsport, Pa,
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refusing to comply with his demands took them In
custody. As the Sergeant refused to give any testl
m0ny against them, and no other testimony was
offered TO show their criminality, they were dis
charged
BRUTAL AssAULT.-A rather singular case OF
aggravated assault and battery came up for exam
ination before Justice Downing at the Tombs yes
terday afternoon Eugene p Mahon, living at No.
A1O Pearl street, was accosted by man giving his
name as Edward Brown, and asked If he would do
job Of carpenter work for him. Mahon consented
and wentwith Brown TO an upper part OF premises,
No. 9S Bayard street, when the latter seized club
and dealt the unsuspectng carpenter several power
ful blows on the head. INJECTING severe injuries.
Mahon managed to escape from the murderous
assault and ran into the street crying for help,
which resulted in Browns arrest. The accused was
taken before the magistrate and fully committed to
the Tombs for trial.
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Tx SHOOTING OF HARRY LYON.
Investigation Before Coroner X eena

investigation Before Coroner keenan,.
After the death of Mr.. Henry G. Lyon at his place
of business, No. 81 South street, Saturday night,
by being shot by heavily loaded pistol in the hands
Of Robert W. Hopson, halter, employed at No. $40
Broadway, as reported in yesterdays HERALD, COro
ner keenan,, who was called upon by the friends OF
deceased, gave permission for the removal Of the
remains to his late residence, No. 102 West Fifteth
street. Yesterday afternoon the Coroner empan-
elled a jury, and, after viewing the body,
the inquisihon was adjourned till two O'Clock
this Sunday afternoon, at the Twenty-secOnd pre-
cinct police station, Fortyseventh street, west OF
Eighth avenue. Most Of the persons present III the
saloon at the time OF the fatal ARRAY have been sum.
moned to appear before the Coroner at the time
named above, and testify as to what they heard and
saw which eliminated IN tue shooting Of Mr.. Lyon.
The deceased was gentleman well acquainted IN
the lower part OF the city, and by close application
to business had accumulated handsome property.
He owned handsome place in New Jersey and
another IN Westchester county. Mr.. Lyon owned a
team Of horses and almost any pleasant afternoon
might be seen driving in the Park.
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CARING ROBBERY At GRASSY POINT. ny.

daring robbery was committed at three O'Clock
yesterday morning. At the time named six men
broke into the house Of Mr.. p Butler, while the oc.
cupants were asleep, and ascending to an upper
room took Herring safe and threw IL to the
ground. The men then carried the safe to the dock
where they stole boat, and placing the safe into Il
rowed to Croton Point. The safe was then taken
from the boat and the latter set adrift. The safe
and checks cannot be found and is supposed that
the robbers broke II open and then threw 1t into the
river. six men were seen to enter the Hudson River
train at Croton about seven O'Clock this morning
and 1t IL supposed that they are the men who com.
mitted the robbery. Four OF the men left the tram
at scarboro, and the other two came on to thus city
and lett the train at 1921 street.
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WgSTcHeSTen INTELLIGENCE.

SAcRrIrGIoUs.-The Reformed church OF Fordham,
located near the southeast entrance to the Jerome
PARK, was broken open few nights ago and robbed
Of the carpets, mating, &C.
PoLITIcAL.-A Democratic Convention will be held
in westchester Thursday next, the 10th inst. to
nominate candidate for member OF Assembly to re-
present the First district of Westchester county.
NEW CHURCH-The corner stone of house for a
house OF worship for the African Methodist Episco
pal Society, OF Merose Will be laid at the corner Of
Springfield street ana Washington avenue on Tues
day evening NEXT.
SENTENcEs.-ln the County Sessions of westches-
ter county Peter Hollis and r. Livingston indicted
for grand larceny were sentenced to three years.
imprisonment Charles Weber, for grand larceny,
was Tor several good reasons treated with mercy and
Ohly senteneed TO one year In the state Prison.
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FIRE IN BARCLAY STREET.

Loss Estimated ut About $4,000.
Shortly after one O'Clock this morning fire broke
out in the basement Of No. 20 Barclay street. occu-
pied by julius II. Kuck, jobber in glassware and
manufacturer OF kerosene lamps. The firemen were
very prompt, and soon brought to bear several pow
erful streams which they directed into the basement
and sub-cellar, but from the extreme depth of the
store, 1t being over one hundred feet, the
firemen were unable for some time to touch the fire,
owing TO the dense smoke and the body OF the fire
being evidently at the rear part OF the premises.
Mr. Kuck occupies the first floor, as well as the base.
ment and sub-cellar. His stock Is estimated
at about $25,0o0 on which he has an in
surance Of $4,000 in the following com
panies:-Firemens Fund, Western OF Buffalo,
Mutual Of Buffalo, Enterprise Of Cincinnati and
Albany City. The loss on stock may be
estimated about $4,000. The whole OF the upper
floors are occupied by Terhune Brett manufac-
aged by smoke and water to the amount Of
about 5000, said to be fully covered by in
surance The building is owned by Mr.. Bees
The store No. u, adjoining occupied by Wei Bros.
4 Co., was broken open by the firemen and line OF
hose taken through it to the rear. Their stock Of
chinaware will be slightly damaged by water and
smoke.
The origin Of the fire is at present unknown
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8RD0AaYN ISTEfLigEyCE.

ARRESTS DURING THE WEEK.-There were 800
arrests made by the police in the various precincts
OF Brooklyn during the past week.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40 bills ON the Mutual
National Bank of Troy were put in circulation last
evening. They were accepted by number OF store
keepers on Myrtle avenue before their character
was discovered.
A HORSE CAsE.-A young man named Theodore
Madnussen taken into custody last night on the
complaint OF +. c. Hougard, of No. 5lS Columbia
street, who charges HIM with constructive larceny.
The accused as alleged retained possession of q
horse which the complainant had purchased from
him. The case will be examined by Justice Demar.
ABOUT TO REGAIN HIS FREEDoM.-Ex-D Deputy Col
lectOr John s. Allen of the Third Collection district
who convicted and sentenced to the Kings
County Pententiary in May last for defrauding the
government, Is ABOUT 10 regain his liberty. $1,000
The amount OF line imposed by the United States
Court was pad yesterday morning, and his par
don, 1t Is expected, will come to hand this week.
SEVERE ACCIpENT.-About hafpast two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon q bank beneath which a Ia.
borer named John McCue was at work engaged in
making sewer connection in front Of No. 81 State
street, caved in, burying him and causing dsloca
ton OF the shoulder blade and other injuries Of an
the hospital by officers Flnnegan and McDermott Of
the Forty-iirst precinct.
SURRoGATEs OFFIcE.-In the Kings County Sur
rogate's Court during the past week letters OF
administration were granted in the estates OF the
following deceased persons:-Zebuon NJ. p. Black,
OF New Lofts; Thomas c. Willis, OF Boonton Morris
county, y. j.. John Schieref John Lawler, and Mar
garet suydam all OF Brooklyn. Letters of guardian.
ship OF James Gien. Mary Gilen and Amelia Gilen
were granted to James McCluskey; OF Annie Garigan
to chae Gfeather; Of Marietta Lelferts to Thomas
jenkins, all of brooklyn.
CHARGED WITH FoRGERY.-Robert Cameron,
about twenty-seven years Of age, was arrested by
detectives Corwin and Frost yesterday on charge of
having passed q forged check for SIS on Thomas
Prescott, butcher, dong business in Atlantic Mar
ket. The check purported to have been drawn by
j. M wallace Co., IN favor OF the prisoner and
was presented in payment OF bill OF $l2 due the
complainant. The balance, 3d. was paid Cameron,
and shortly thereafter the spurious nature of the
check was asceralned The accused was commit
ted Tor examination.
ACcIDENTs.-Wiam Conner, boy thirteen years
age had the fingers Of his right hand badly crushed
yesterday afternoon by getting them caught in the
machinery at paper factory in Van Brunt street
| He was taken to his home in Dikeman street.
Michael Murray, boy ten years OF age got his
arm caught III the machinery at Torrey's box factory
in Segdwck street, near Columbia, yesterday after.
| noon, and had 1t badly cut. He was taken to his
| home.
Adam Moran an expressman, was thrown from
| his wagon at the corner Of York and Hudson ave-
nues last evening and seriously injured, He was
| taken to his home IN Hudson avenue.