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Evening star., 1869-09-04

SIIzuRR OF DRY GooDs II ST. LOUIS TO
four boxes and eleven bales of dry goods in
transit for Ottawa, were seized In st. LOUIS
yesterday BY the sheriff, under an attachment
by the First National Bank Of this city against
The goods were purchased IN New York.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

HEALTH AND WEALTH.-Health depends
upon Keeping our systems in proper tone.
We often need the aid OF tonics 10 do so.
Speer's standard Wine Bitters," according to
the opinion Of our best and most successful
medical practitioners, are the desideratam so
long sought after by the profession. Try them
and be convinced. Sold BY druggists. S&W
Evening star., 1869-09-04
SCOTCH "TARrANn PLAID SUITS,

SCOTCH "TARTAN" Plaid SUITS,
Scotch ssBanncckburn,"
Fall Oyercoats,
Boys Clothing,
Childrens' Garibaldi's,
and a large and varied stock Of the latest styles
OF piece goods for custom department at the
popular Oak Hall Clothing and Customer Tail
oring House, 400 7th street, opposite Post
Office.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

RysIeSKp-Nr. ID H. Houston has res,en.s
RS position - pcs Al clerk fhe New Yo-k
nd WsstiT -iOE TOu'e ~ accept position IN
re Treasury department.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

UNIvRRsALIsT PREACHING at Metzerott Hell
Tomorrow at IL Il. m. and * p. m, by Rev.
Mr.. Campbell, Of New York. See advertise.
ment.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

TIE CORPORATION FUNDs.-Collec.or Bos.
well has distributed the receipts of his once
for August for general taxes (sti7.3s) TO the
several Corporation funds.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

A. O. q F.-Me' srs. A. L. l. Keese Frank
Grant. and w. A. Bradley. grand represen-
tativss from this District 10 the Grand Lodge
Of the UBited States. Ancient Order of Good
Fellows leave to-day for CinciuRati, Ohio
where the Grand Lodge ASSEMBLIES ON the lOtn
instant,
Evening star., 1869-09-04
CITY ITEMS,

PRICES --s
One Dollar Jewelry Store
receives new styles every day. No. &36 Penna.
avenue, between and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

TRo1TING MATCH.-Arrangementsa are being
mace for q trotting match, best three in five, TO
wagons, at the National course, ON Monday,
the 18th inst, between W. H. Lees b. m.
Blanche and J. +. q. Earlys S. m. Idaho, Both
animals are of good stock. Blanche was
raised BY Gov. Bowie, OF Maryland, and stands
high for beauty and speed. Idaho II q FRANK
Pierce colt, and q ha sister OF the Chad wick
horse that SOLD not long since for $4,000.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

FoR LIBERIA.-The Board of Managers of
the American COlonIza,.on Society d sign
despatching their ship 6olconda from Baiti.
more about the 18th of October, to touch at
Savennah, aud sail thence about tina Ist of
November. Several hundred eroigrants have
already applied for passage. She will carry
out colored people from Maine. Pennsylvania
Virginia, North Carolina. Soutn Carolina,
q: orgia, Alabama, Mississippi, louisiana
and Tennessee. Complaint is made that in ali
the Southern States emigration is greatly i'm.
peded by politician, who desire to reta,n tae
males IN the country in order to secure their
votes.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

MUST WIN-rNo Use Denying he Fdct"-
Stevens, Proprietor of the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle OF selling Tea thst must
Ni's, being sound and corrc . in every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought a
thousand.
6,l7 "HoNe," 536 7th street.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

Now THAT THE fuBLIe SCHOOLS are re-
opening, parents should attend the reconstruc-
ton Of the wearing apparel of the Boys, their
young ideas will shoot better IL they are clothed
in the stylish Fall Suits sold at Oak Hall, AGO
1th street, opposite Post Once.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

RUBBER SHRKTINe and Nursery Cloth, Air
Pillows, &c.
SILL: ADAMsON's, SOC 9Th street.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

@. w. Galloupe, OF Boston. have recently pre.
sented handsome silver Communion Ieryice
and baptismal font to the Oonereeational m
preaching completion. one tower ana the AZ.
ternal walls being flushed, and the inside
work and the second tower win be com nIeted
in sixty days.
Evening star., 1869-09-04
DBoP0sALs FOB BUILDINGS.

DB0POSALS FOB BUILDINGS.
HRApouARrHRs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIcr,l
Qfex Chg Qraytumast,,
RfehnqoHd, Va. August Is. 1859.
eealed Proposals lin friplicstel will Be resolved
% this once until ~ m OF SATURDAY. SeDte0.
Der IS, 1869. for the purchase from the United
States o. the WOODEN BulLpIH 0s lately occu-
pied by the Qusrtermssters DEPARTMENT AZ kich
'"RiPAiR SHOPS" o. sAs O.nal, below 18th
SOR3CI HOUSE, ?, ct the Booklets.
Proposals. may be msde fer the whole or any of
the buildinas and further infor Astisn g to size
Of the buildings spd manner Of sale can be OBJ.
tsiped ON aopIicstion at thts Office.
. The envelopes containing proposals to be en-
dolsee !" Prcpossls for Bandinss," aad forwarded
Ry order OF the Qusrtermsster General U. a
army. J. @ CaANBLEe
Brevet Ooi-. Quar- q rmaster u a Armv
ar27-6t ChisfQ NJ. lst Military Dissrict.
TNITKD STATES PATTNr OFFICE,
~ ASKING SION. ID. q August Q, lo6o.
On the petition Of Nil HORTON, OF windsor
Locks Conn, ersying for the extension OF . pat
eni granted TO him on the 18th day Of November.
Bh, f'r an improvements In Lathe Chuck:
Is ordered thst said petttion De heard at
this Once on the ?ssh day Of Vc obsr next Apy
person may oppose this extension. ObiectiOnr
tbs Once tweL.y Gays before the day of hesrinR
SAMUEL FISHER.
"1H ~s" SonAmissi> csr OF atente.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

HUMBOLDT CBLBBRATIoN.-A meeting of
delegates from the different g Ger-nan societies
OF this city assembled last night 10 devi.s a
progIamn for the approaching Humooidt
cels bration, A. Hart. Esq, Ia the chair. The
meeting was called to order about O'Clock by
rns rIesloenI, VINO, as enanIna OF the ar
was accepted and approved: That the celebra-
tior v i'll take place on the lith day of Septem-
her. in Carroll Hail. on q sire at, that the Ger
maria Rand has bs en- engaged for the occ Ision
also, that a Pre- gramme hss been prepared
which will ts published in the CITY PAGERS
at The proper umei also, that the tcn. '. 1iiau
Connor has consented to dehv ? the giish
Grafton, and Mr.. Theodore Schoeppe will de-
liver the German address.
The chairman also announced the receipt OF
letter sud poem from Mrs. A. l.. X. Ddfour,
OF this city. The poem was composed by this
lady ten years ago, upon the following oecl-
sion The Hon. Y Wright American M'ns-
OF celebrating the 22d day Of February, as Gen.
George Washington's birthday, invited all
Americans then in Berlin 10 De pre- sent. The
ron Alexander Won Humboldt, then nearly
ninety years old. A great many tossts
were offered, one Of them as follows:-
Wnole shoe DG a,rinss no mo- kings @ ar are ns, Wortny
enough 70 unite" A letter Of those pro-
ceedings wsA sent to New York paper,
sud republished in this city in the National
EntelligeRcer. After readlng the CORE spon.
dence, Mrs Dufour composed the poem, copy
Of which was sent TO Baron HumPoldt, and
found him on his death bed; it was, however,
read 10 him, and he expressed his sorrow at
not being able to answer the be lutiful lines
Baron Gerolt, the Prussian Ambassador, how.
ever, was requested to tender the thanks Of the
dying sage TO the lady, which daty he dis.
charged very creditably to himself. The poem
was real by Mr.. Hart, and listened to In pro.
found silence, after which q motion was made
and adopted to reque Mrs. Dufour 70 be pres
ent at the celebration and read the beautiful
star xas to the audience.
MT. Helms then made a motion, which was
unanimously adopted, to present to the Smith.
sonian Institution the marble bust Of Hum.
boldt, that is to be crowned on the celebration
day; adopted.
The committee was then ordered TO send the
necessary advertisements to the various papers
of this city, as well to the Baltimore and
Philadelphia journats; aiso TO carry out the
adopted programme. Adjourned SINE die.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

KNIeHrs OF PYfHIAs PIC-NIc.-We would
remind members Of the order and their friends
that the picnic Of Caianthe Lodge, No. IL,
knlgnts Of Pythias, comes Off at Abner's Sew.
entn Street PARK on Tuesday next. All who
desire little pleasant recreafion should 70. a.
good time may b expected. The Knights
generaIiy 90 mp in style all they undertake in
the way OF social enteRtalnments
Evening star., 1869-09-04
DR0POSALS FOB SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFICE CHIEF COHNIssARY OF SCBsIsrERcE,1
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
RICHMOND, VA, August e6, 1859
Sealed proposals tin duplicated will be recei .ed
at this offce until = m MONDAY, Septen,.
Der 21;ie69, Tor supplying the following ar
l0a barrels Extra Flour.
Ahaif barrel "Fanily" Flour
1910 pom 1ds Salt,
so pounds Adamantine Candles
Conditions, &c, as heretofore.
Bvt. Ma & Chief Comnnissary suosistence,
aus ot First Military District.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

w EST sTREET AOADEaY,
JULIUS soPsR. <. n, PRiic1pAL.
The fourth annual session of this Acaiemy will
commence on MONDAY, September 6, 1859.
OALTIMORE FINALE INsTITuTI,
a ilhsT ESk SkHss Heusa sSAERlSe ERbfGs. SCHOOL
Situated on Charles street avenue. Baltimore, Md.
isesS ss. ssa sSs %
ep0ob 1uTthfs 5 Rs1 ,SSSi1s Si Rev
ineton, D. e., or Of he Prineipsl, ' :" '
.,u.a.,.va Rev. J. J.A.LIPPLaC0rTi,
j for Young Ladies and Children, No. 331 New
York avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets west,
3 fss fss % s,S9
te Mrs ANGELO JACKSON, Principal, or at
ss,sn 5 s. on 'h ;ssis' az :Sin %s:a
= Oslitei Ain, NO: I; DuddinSton Piece, Ist st.
sE7 ssd Kiss bSssGY hsSins .eeSfss AZ .s
cn s Of
THE MOUNT ysnG5aGSH ysGaHH PLACE SELECT
Mis-. H. P. Tis22Hn, THsRSi Principal.
81 ss s 'ss & SS s ss resumed
tween Mas. avenue ana ID S0 street rect ii'n street De-
Tuition IN the ordi nary Enslish branches and
siO. Tuition in the higher RneIi.S Branches and
French Language, SIS.
Circulars at the priacipal bookstores. asi-eo9t.
TOWsONTOwN FINALE SEMINARY.-A
HONE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIKs.-MRs M
X SCh1NCk. PRINCIPAL. The sixth annual term
o1 this IN stftutiou will commence on MONDAY,
september 3, S69. For terms. references. &c.
apply to the Principal. Towscntown, Baltimore
coCnty, mo. au30 cost
HuEGAEAY INSTITUTE, ,saT and I,sas
~ Spruce street. PHILADELPHIA, Pa
English and French, for young Ladies and
Misses Boarding and Day school. will reopen on
the family, and 10 constantly spoken in the In
Vs-ecsm MADAME d HERvILLY. Print.
ER1DERICK FINALE SEMINARY,
fBEDBRIC Nd,
. Possessing full collegiate poyers. will Commence
september. "
For Catslseuss, containing view of buildings,
&c, address
REV. THOMAS n. CANH. A. NJ,
y 3 I'm President.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

THE RocKvILLs FAIR.-The fair Of the
Montgomery county Agricultural Society
closed last evening with q grand bail ltwas,
in many respects, one Of the most successful
county fairs ever held in this section of the
country. The programme for the third and
last day included q tournament for saddle
and bricle valued at $50, In which quite a
number of young men entered. The riding
was excellent and great interest was taken in
the "tourney." Mr.. r. Trunnell was the win
ner of the prize. In the afternoon large as
semblage was on the ground to witness a game
OF base ball for set of bats and balls, between
the Jamestown and Rockville clubs and the
latter came of victorious. At night the grand
hall TOOK ploce, which WIS attended by large
number Of persons, including rDany young
men and ladies from this city "nd Geroge-
town, and until this morning the floor
was occupied Coy dancers-the Clarksburg
band occupying the music stand.
The premium Tor the best display of agricul-
tural implements (S95) was awarded to Mr.. J.
A. Baker, of this city, who also carried off the
premiums for the best tnree-horse. two.horse
and shovel pIows, wheat fan, straw cnttsr and
harrow. Mr.. Baker made this part Of the fair
a success. having on the grounds four four.
horse loads OF implements from his warehouse
ring the three days Of the fair, attended in
quite large numbers, and many of them bore
off premiums, among them Mr.. Hoyle for MS
stallion yoltaire, Mr.. George Seitz for his
sty lish horse, MIR. T. l.. Hume for his beautiful
and fast black mares. VINO, however. when on
the track. in consequence Of the shouting of the
crowd, did not do IS we'll as was expected.
Col. e. NJ. Alexander's team attracted not a
little attention.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

THR JEWISH NEW YRAR.-On to- morrow, at
sunset, is the commencement of the Jewish
Civil year, and a two days feast is observed by
all Israelites The festival is called Rosh Ha
Shena, and is one OF the most strictly observed
of all the holy days in the Jewish Calendar.
The year of the Hebrews is composed of twelve
and occasionally of thirteen lunar months, OF
thirty and twenty-nine days alternately. The
year begins in autumn, as to the Civil year,
and in the spring as 10 the Sacred year. The
first month OF the Sacred year, the seventh
month Of the Owl year, answers generally to
the moon OF March and April. The first Of the
Civil year, wnich'is to be observed on Monday
and Tuesday, includes the Fe3st of the Trum.
pets. All the synagegues will be opened dur
ing the two days Of the festival, and among the
Hebrews the days will be strictly observed by
a total suspension Of business and strict atten.
tion to the religious duties enjOined by the
Rabbis. The services at the Synagogue on
Eighth street will take place as follows: At 6
p. H., on Sunday, A. NJ, 12 M, and M.
on Monday; and A. M :, ON Tue sday. At A.
M. and II M. on Monday. Rabbi S. Caro-, late
Of New York, will officiate; when the onicers
whe participate will be robed in pure white.
The cornet (or rams horny will be blown in
commenCration OF the sacrifice Of Isaac, when
the ram was providentiaily provided as sac.
Tifice IN his stead
Evening star., 1869-09-04

THIS rs TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo b.
Wilson 4 20. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, as Cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star 7,H
Evening star., 1869-09-04

RED, WHITE AND BLUE BLANKETS, Bed
Comforts, Sheets, &c
Sill ADAMeON's, SOC 9th stfeet
Evening star., 1869-09-04

APFAIRs AT TIE NAVY YARD-On THUS.
day last, Admiral Dshlgren, by direction OF
be sent to each head Of dep artmeut in the ward
fnat the employers at this yard and station on
per diem paw shall hereafter be paid their
wages twice month, viz: on the 10th and 25th
OF e9en month, except when these days fall on
Sundays or holiday, in which case payment
VIII be made on the next working day follow w.
ing. This change has been made in all the
navy yards at the solicitation Of the working.
men, who have urged upon ne Scr ,tarv -
me Navy that 1t will be for II best in. crest of
the men employed.
Capt. Thomas H. Patterson. exc cutiye officer
OF the yard, returned to the city ye ,rdav, and
will to-day r 'ume the duties OF his position.
which, during his ab-ence on furlcugb, have
been dis LIAR . by Capt. John Davis.
Evening star., 1869-09-04
DROPOsALs FOB Fuel AND TORAGE.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTgRMAsrER,
FIBsr MILITARY DISTRICT. )
RICHMOND, VA, August IL, 1862
Sealed Proposals in triplicstel viii be received
18th day Of September. 1859, for the delivery Of
WOOD, OATS. AND Hay, 20 the Post Quarter
as may be requirse from Donth 20 month. for the
ervics Of thas Post during the period ending June
separate proposals. are required: For Woed, to be
dry, hard, and free from small or crooked limbs;
than 81 pcu.ds g the bg.hsl; for bay, 70 bs well
amounts snd oonditiSns Of delivery, can be OBJ.
t.ined g the ofice Of the Rost Qusrtsrmasssr st
BY order q th0 Commapdfng General First Mi.
tary District J. q. oHANDLBk. -.
Brevet Colonel, QuartaI master o. 3. Army,
Ohief QaArtsrDastsr lst Military Dtstriss
Evening star., 1869-09-04

w AsHINGToN
CITY OIsPENSARY.
No. 26S, NoyfSsresf Corner Ia aud M Snssfs,
medical sdyice and surgical opsr alton TO the
eoor free Of charge.
O.fce hours: 91o II Q. n, to7p.m.
u. n. TAYLOR, u. D.. E.W. LAuMHI, n. ID,
Evening star., 1869-09-04

CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, BuniOns, Enlarged Jeints, and other dis
easeS OF the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. i2l Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
Hours from q. m. to p. m. Calls made at
residences between and 8 p. m. No charge
tor consulate on at office. Established 1861.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

CURTAIN DAMAsK and Shade Linens.
ADAMsoN's, SOC 9th street,
Sill: next to Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1869-09-04
EDUCATIONAL.

w EST ETREET AOADESY
0EOR9ETUWN, ID C.
JULIUS eOP1R. A. M, PRINCIPAL
The fourth annual session of this Acaiemy Gill
commence on MONDAY, September 6, 1869
Lar
Evening star., 1869-09-04

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
~ BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
WAsHINsToN. D O August IS, 1859
NOTICE.
POsTPONEMENT OF OPBHING OP BIDS FOR
NAVAL HOSPITAL, ANNAPOLIS, MARY-
Proposals fer Naval Hospital, Annapolis, Nd,
Will be opened in the presence Of tee bidders. ct
the Navy DepAr-mept. at noon Of WBDN ESDAY
September s, e69, instead Of the list Instant.
WM II WOOD,
aus l0t Chf5f of Bureau.
~THE DATE OF OPENING THE BIOS
above referred to is fuI Their postponed ntil noon
of "WEDNESDAY, September Is, 1861.
WIN. M. WOOD,
au5l Ohfef of Rureau.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

THR GREAT SHow-LCok out on Tuesday
next the procession Of John Robin son q
great .rtUs and menagerie, which is the most
extenslte t!aNeltng snow In me country. Thy
will ex xhibit here three days. The press, where-
ever they have been, is loud in praise of the
Dareblck riding Of Miss Cordelia, said to be-
perhaps, the bs It ever wItnC ssed IN the United
States; the performance of Mons. Franconi
upop his dancing horse: the equit"tion of
Mile FIancis, rom Tue Cirque Imperiale. and
Master Frank 1T bis treble equestrian somer.
sault act, &c. &c. The menagere of sixteen
cages OF wild animals and tropical birds is the
rarcst, choicest, and most carefully selected in
the country, embracing many novelties never
seen here before.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

ASSAULT WITH INTENT 70 Kttr.-Yester.
day, John N. Gates Ht'ackg 4 Lewis Wills on
and Alice Harris, in b. "a a AN strea, e,,t
ana he was arrCs Csttd by Officer Clements and
taKen 10 the Eighth Precinct station.hcuse,
Woere 'ne ces@ ives hs ard by Justice Schmidt.
IL appeared from the evidence that the com.
plainants, rho are c0iored, were passing the
store of the accus and were invited In, and he
first knoo ksd Wilson down. and then drew a
pistol, with the butt end OF which he knocked
the woman down and kicked her in the
stomach. and, as she alleges, she (being in a
delicate state) was seriously injured. Justice
Schmidt held him 10 bail fer court to answer
the charge of an assault and battery on Wilson,
and also TO answer a charge Of assault aud bat.
terry with intent 70 kill the woman.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

COIIefe Station,
an 3 2H Prince George County, Nd
1NRk BOYS EEGLIsH AND CLASSICAL
= HIGH SCHOOL
viii resume its duties SEPTBhBER 6rH In tha
Church The Principal may he addressed throueh
the Post once; or, after the ~ instant he nav
De seen It the kch0ol Room from to 6 m
Circulars te be had ct the Bookstores
au A-2v' J. ". HUNT, A. NJ Principal
Evening star., 1869-09-04
TBE OoLUnBiAN slMTNARY-
SELRCT SCHOOL FOB BOYS
- TWkLFTH STREET WEST,

INN Bst.esn < and L streets North.
s. JNO. THen nS0N-lste PRINCIPAL OF ale
Grammar School First Distrfct-wiil open tn
shove School on MONDAY, September 9th 1850
st 500 l2th street, bet. and &. au2I-2w
Evening star., 1869-09-04

DiskIssosS sSsHRIisLe. HSILneR RssNSyLYsyIa.
The FALL THRA OF this Institut,on will begin
September ID. Il. Il. DAeHIGLL,
az lagfn Prei1ept.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-01

WaoIEsoHs 1Dvfcs.-Some Of th1
printers belonging to the Typographi.
cal Union have d" stfsek," because col.
ored men sfe employed in the Govern.
meut Printing Office in washing,on.
Alluding to the strike, the New York
Tribune of the 22d ult. says:
The country will receive with resig-
nation the news that printers in the
Government Offices have been resign
ing II, instead of the three who yes
terday abandoned their pleasant situa-
tons rather than degrade themselves
BY 90 working with a Niger" there had
been thirty, We doubt whether the Gov
eminent would have been seriously the
loser. Go ahead gentlemen. If there
are any more of you who don't like
Government service, the occasion is an
excellent one for throwing up your
places. The Government goes on the
principle of defending the rights of la
Dor. Time was when your Unions were
to have the same object We
lon't propose yet to believe that they
nave changed it but if any of you
hink that the rights of labor should not
De defended, by all means quit aud let
better men take your places.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-01
LATEST TELEGRAPHlc NEWS.

LOxDoH, June 2S.-The Times ha.
M articles reviewing the policy Of the
United States Government in dealing
With the Indisns. Il praises its pa
thence and forbesrance in the past, bu,
believes the Government will now be
driven to adopt harsh measures. No
terms of peace, continues the Times.
are practicable with unmitigated and i,
for the most part, irreclaimable savages
They must disappear or the American
nation will be checked in its growth
aud progress.
PARIS, June 2S--Editorial articles an
pear in the Moniteur and PAYS, to-day, on
sale of the Danish West India Islands to
the United States. Both journals concur in
declaring that honor and selfinterest alike
demand of the American Government the
faithful execution of the treaty concluded
with Denmark.
MADRID, June 2s,h.-Thy Republicans
in the Cortes propose to move a vote of CEN
sure against Sagosta and Senior Herrera for |
their recent tyrannic conduct.
BREsr. June 2S.-Up to last evening the
Great Eastern had made CTS knots from
Brest and put out It's knots of cable. There
had been no fault in the cable The inter
ruption noted few days ago, it is now ascer-
tanned was owing to imperfect land connec-
ton. The signals are perfect and all is
veil
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-01

A CoRREsPoNDEST of the Sacramento
Union at Rocklin, writes June 81, as
follows:
Harry Harrison, a native of Norway.
aged about 40 years, while engaged in
sinking well yesterday afternoon at
this place, in which be was blasting.
attempting to go down before the smoke
and gas caused by a recent bias, had
had time to clear ou., became stiaed or
stupeted and fell from the bucket TO
The bottom, 10 or 20 feet, striking on
his head, and remaining some 80 minutes
before il was possible fer any one to
get to ms assistance, although repeated
Efforts were made 10 let some one down
Not until bellows and hose were
fought into rsqaIsstIou, could the bad
air be blown out sufh ciel,Iy to allow of
any one going to his relief. HIS Iabnrad
breathing could he heard from the ton
al TIE time. After being brought NJ,
in A. inseusi5ie condition, be survived
b At i few moments.