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enL-on ,Thur.dsy,. August 4 Maitland. vifs Of
friends and relatives are respectfully requested 70
attend the funeral ~ the residence OF her sisters o9
DIVISION ava corner 9Th st. at half past O'Clock on
KANk.-On Friday. August s, Emsiine, youngest
dAughter Of William ana Caroline Kane.
The relatives and frends respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral rom the residence Of her parents,
KELLY On Thursday. August l. ssrg aret, wife Of
Thomas Kelly. In the nth year Of her age,
The friends and relatives respectfully requested
70 attend the funeral which will take place nom her
late residence, u Tslman St. BROOKLYN, sunday,
LE0NARD.--0n Friday. August s. Elisabeth, wife OF
John Leonard, Coal Island. county Tyrone, Ireland
The remains will be taken from her late residence, es
the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross for interment.
LYNAR-On Thursday, August 4, John Lynar, for
many years member OF the Police Department. aged
me relatives and friend. Of the family. also mem.
Der. Of the Police Department are respectfully invited
70 attend The funeral services at his late residence,
18th q between 10th and lith ava, on sunday, at
.AcLougHLIN-on Thursday. August l. Catherine
Mclonghin OF Rathowen. county Westmeath, ireland,
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectful
" requested 20 attend the funeral, nom her soun.
laws, Randall slack 81 Atlantic av., Brooklyn Sun
day afternoon, at O'Clock
QUlN.-On Thursday. August 4, at r. NJ, James
Qnin, in the 57th year of his age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral from his late residence. 100 East
s5th st., on sunday, ut p, NJ to Calvery Cemetery.
ssMirIl.-spdoenly. on Friday August 5. William 8.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Sunday, 7th inst, at ~ o'clock,
from his late residence, lIs Bowery
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DIED

pABCOCK. On Thursday, August 4, Eddie only son
OF Edmund ana FREDERICK Babcoct, sged IS months.
TIE relatives and friends invited 10 attend
neral foT ais late residence, ~ Cd It, BROOKLYN be
tween hoyt and Bond. This day Saturday, 9Th Inst,
BR0PHY.-On Friday August 8, Martin Br ophy, Of
Mountmellick, ireland, aged 81 years,
The funers will take place from his late residence,
2lt West S5tb st. on Sunday, August 7. at O'Clock.
DuSbAR-ln Brooklyn, on Friday, August s, James
Dunbar In the 10Th year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family invited TO
attenc i've funeral rom the Ainsle e. Presby
Church. corner II Anse and EVEN ss, on sunday I'm
inst, at y O'Clock u. ",
GALLON -ou Friday, August Richmond Gallon
son OF edward aud Jane L. Gallon. aged years.
months, and "a days. 49,
attend the funeral from the Pres byteran Church Rd
A.. psaI 9Th Av. on SUNDAY the 7th ARP "A.
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WITHOUT SPOT OR SEDInEST.-Phalon's Vitalis,
Salvation for the Hair has bad SMELL and does not
stain ne skin has no Ingredient that subsidies in the
In darkened bottles, The natural color Of the hair,
however completely II may have faded out Invariably
reproduced by the Vitalia-Adp
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Married.

ovERACKER-FowLRR.-o Wednesday Angus
icEeI, Of Poughkeepsie, 70 Mary Louis. Pearl Onl
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KEYsER.-In this city, on Friday, jane a. 1870, by
Judge George @. Barnari, Cellce Keyser from John
G0DwARD. In this city. on Tuesday, June %, 1870,
BY Judge Thomas W. CleTke Thomas Godward, JT.,
from Sarah H. 0odWATd
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activity than yesterday the feature being the Tennes
sees odd, which 10 g. the heing RIM al CO..
and Georgia - at ~. New North Caronas SOLD At 2gk
and Virsinas old OF Co. til nigh small bond sold
At ~ City bank shares were without sale. railroad
u onds were devoid OF interest and the Pacific mort
CAGES lower, Cenirals selling at sk0s5. and
mons hhNsla. The closing quotations OF Union
Pacific securites were as follows; Fhst mort
E5 age nonas sss%h Land s giant; Rt@S;
IRENE quotations, New York Central stock nuc
tuated between 32k and 49,, scrip. s1k gsN; Harlem
lslS Lrie SOt tell Re ading, SN@95 Lake Shore GOA
gA; wabash, tsl<@Ig; northwestern common, siHcs
- Paul, 5eAcL59A St Paul preferred, Jas76k and
Un,o ana Msaslssppi SysS fanahn decned 70 S1
selling at Investment securities though dull were
strong with sales Of Fort WAYNE at &c Delaware,
lackawanna and Western, los Columbus Chicago and
Indiana Central, i7t aud New York and New Haven
scrip % small lott at lao. Miscellaneous stocks shared
ne dullnsss OF the railways dealings being confined TO
Racine mali at aAGSsk, and hariposa preferred 10.
Express shares were steady. American selling RtD
IS United States. tst and Well. Fargo Co.'S scrip
IN. Closing quotations at r. N. were:
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New York Markets.

FRIDkY. Aug. 5.-FLoUR AND hEAL-western and
STATE nours shade easier as evidenced BY the sale OF
more active and hrn sales II 500 bbls at IS osss
for supernne ses e ~ for shipping ertrss and tits
Southern nour, STEADY al ss 50 Tor shippus and
Corn meal arm Western Is .ssss brandy VINE q &
uplands i9kc. Naval stores nruer with fair demand
spHts turpentine. S.lic. strained rosn, tLT21@tl IS
Petroleum lover rented nc. Tsow selling freely At
Hope quiet sssoc. WHISKY lower. & Si.oi TAI rad
q S s Ind 70 eo o
Tobacco dull for Kentucky leaf II 6hsiac but seed
leaf active for home use. Leather steady at the late
GRAs-wheat active, and closed nrmer for spring |;
sales 49, 90 pusb at u 81 Hssi IS for No. Chicago
S.1Ss for for E E.S siatsl 20 S @
o9 c aud 90 e, rss ss 4,
s2oSss Z. Tor state, snd 81 asi 70 ior Cssads osi,
seu ~, M. Love, RTsss se o, 81 800 bush a
ssfSSe for jersey nav Corn dull and lower tales
500 bush At S~esc for Western mixed 81 0sstis for
yellow. and u oo0eyl 10 for white.
atey sctiye sale, OF 400 bags sangoon at 7Sic and
very dull al icese. fof Porto eo Raw sugars IN good
demand fair good reclining ~ Sloc salee 800 hhds
At 9k@l0c Tor Cuba and 800 BIS Havana at loc; re.
nned fairly active At hc for best crushed and 5c for
son whiteA.
PRovisioss-Pork in fair demand and lower on mess
Tor prime mess Beef steady sales OF 20 6bs at tSGs
tlg for plain and mes Terce beef fairly acuve
and steady sales 100 tcs at ga for prime mess Cut
but nrm AZ l5Aai6e Dressed hogs steady at l2ss
for city, Lard dull and neayy sales $50 bbls at itc
also 500 cs August, at ieSc Buttsf steady Al Sssoe
for State and Orange county. and 2Sc. for Western
Cheese, ilsGlihcr with a steady export
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IL OperatesI like Magic.

MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teehing softens the gums, reduces Inflammation aays
all pain. Sure to regulate the bowels. Perfectly safe
In all cases az millions OF mothers can testify,
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How OuaHr To LIvB. AND WHAT 0u1HT TO Dol
These questions which can be answered fairly aud
satisfactorily, by . thorougly scientific ThrenooRbt,
such as NAV be found at $50 broadway the old pbrenol
cal once OF Fowler Wells-Adp
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CHEAP CARRIAGEs.-Wood Brothers Co. bnv
removed TO their new premises N0 Broadway, one doc
below Astor place and are selling carriages cheape
than Ado
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What Did Itt-Lyons Kathairon made my hair
soft, uxurant ana thick, and HAEans Magnolia Balm
changed that saow complexion into the marble beauty
you now see. This Is emphatcay the language OF all
who use these articles. fine head OF hair and renned
complexion are the greatest attractions woman can
possess. The Kathairon aud Magnolia Balm are Just
what will give them TO you. and nothing else will The
Balm IL the bloom Of youth II makes lady OF 30 sp
pear but 90 Both articles are entirely harmless, and
very pleasant They should be In every lsdys posses
ai0n
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THE RAcE-The excitement OF the yacht race Is
over. but when was II COMPARED with that IN which
KnoI has been engaged nearly all his life time and
still AheAd2 The one was the mere result OF chance
while the other engages the hateIs acknowledged taste
skin, and experience II the ohiceu OF the Cambria
want TO know what q Eentlemans hat should be, let
them call ct KnoIs, q? BToadway-Adp.
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MARINE ISTkLLIGE NCE.

MINIATURE ALhASAC-THIs nay.
sun risee OF Sun sets,.l 10 Moon sets. 70 %
nioH wATER-TuIs DAY
Sandy Hook. - Gov. Island. z Hell Gate. 81
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HelmboId's Buchu contains all the valuable
properties OF the plant in highly concentrated FORM
and much priced by the medical profession postips
remedial agent for diseases Immediately connected
with the bladder, kidneys, and urinary organs, well
as for organic weakness and extreme prostration
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Wtsifirtea.
CxRBOLIC sALvB.

HENRY's cARBoLIo sALvE.
There has been no medical preparation brought be.
fore the public for year. that has met with 90 decided
s,ucces. % the CARBoLIC sALvE 1. has found iu
family viii be without It.
For the sores incident to children 1t Ia an invaluable
remedy. and the rapdity with which 1t heals some
thing marvellous. II ha not only the testimony OF
sppreciatye public in It's favor. but hss invariably
ceivcd the appreciation of intelligent physicians
Grateful Acknowledgements Of the dement's derived
from Ia use accumulate almost daily, flew Of which
we herewith append,
S-AsfFSt BERLIN, Conn., juno 20, 1870.
John p. Henrv-DHAR SIR had an obstinate sore
the instep of my foot and used several different
kinds OF salve and ointment without benefit. Seeing
the CARBoLIc sALvE advertised in the New York
Tribune. l procured box, and happy to state II
effected cure in about ten days. Ihave recommended
It to others as the best ssve that know or
Respectfully,
CYRUS ROOT, JR
beg leave to say that your carboc ssve has inva.
riably relieved, and. think now, has permanently
cured me of that most aggravsting Of all disorders
" itching pilos." A. 8. KELLER,
eeo. the c. O. Clark Co..
New Haven, Con.
Ihavc been using your Csrbolic ssve for some time
in my mandatory. In using my large bowppe, which
gives intense heat burned my thumb nail to the quick
One application OF the salvc gave relief Have used 1t
In my family for bos and other sores and ind It the
best family salve in use. T. W. HoUCHIN
Morrisania y. V,
Proprietor Gas Lighters. &c.
sISSANAuoNISG, Penn. Jan. D, 1870.
Mn. JOHN F. HENRY
DEAR SIR wish you to send me two dozen boxes
OF your Carbollc saivc. Ihave obstinate sore on
my foot which has been running sore for over ten
years was sent one box or your save and found II
to do better on my loot than any other.
n. Is. BLERUM.
BROOKLYN v. Y, March o. 1870
MR. JOHN F. HENRY:
The Carbolc save not only healed the eruptlons
on my face but has soothed and aayed Inflammation.
AMANDA NELSON,
si1 sackeu street
PRICE sc PER box. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
JOHN F. HENRY, Sole Proprietor.
sCoIlege place. New York.
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Arrived-FRIpAY. Aug.

n
BARK Highland Mary, Newport +. via Queenstown,
IRON
prig Emma q Weber, st John. NIB. lumber
schr Carrie, Brazos Santiago. hides ana pass.
Aito. the usual river ana coastwise vcsseH.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
ouHKNsTowS. Aug. Grim New York.
GLASGOW, Aug, 5-Dacian, New YORK.
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RuEintss Notit,a.

II your child has lost It's Appetite, seems
and frefu and altogether In bad way, without
any particular disease manesting itself take for grant
ed It needs good tonic to inyigorate the system.
strengthen the stomach and bowels and bring back a
healthy appetite and then obtain DIR, JAynes Tonic
vermifuge, which, besides being one OF the gen
eral tonics. viii rout all Worms nom the system
and give your child chance for enjoying good health
Sold everywhere Small size, 81 cents double sile. 80
cente per bottle.
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NEw YORK, Friday, Aug. 6.-The receipts OF
beeyes today were lo. head There we're pesrly 100
lanlbs numbered &.7o6 head. The demand was DOT so
good as reported yesterday. Sheep sold at s6Ac
and lap b. elsl0kc., with culls at &c and
selected lot Of choice at lie. Dressed hogs brought
lltGl2hc. Receipts were ISL
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and Reading, with the g. Psuh n times, attracted
some attention. There were some sales OF wabash,
while Pscinc Mall vss more neglected than for many
weeks.
In the gold market the transactions have been Of
rinine smount. The early price i2ik, and ranged
during the Day from INN 10 12ih. Prices alter.
natey weak and strong, according the cable news
indicate advance decline In national securi
ties At the London Stock Exchange. There were evl.
dences this afternoon that the foreign banking arm.
who have lately been depressing gold and advancing
Government bonds purchasing gold. and this be.
lief prevented the price from declining below the quo
stons above recorded. The chief dealings, however,
have been In email amounts and the volume OF bust.
ness was even less than Yesterday. while there Il. q
strong undertone TO the market yet the Room opera
tors are satisfied with y and X cent. prons, and s
soon as the market shows slight improvement there
are NUMBER Of brokers Who are ready 10 take al.
vantage an Ne Of The trinins sdysnce: ,,,
rowing demand for delivery on short contfscn, and
Tie .ss@ssp s .. sSa S esns go g es
BAR @e. ss sps Clearing s a. hs 99 az +. cha &c
Ieney balances, s.sTssO. The. principal quotation,
iSO A. N.......i2iS sI6P M...SiS $50 ii iii, bid
Foreign exchange has seen dul and steady. The
through ' In6 ns BIZ. SsTs
. t 5 :f. to Otis &c Dollar fop oD Gn
me demand Tor. money II -dsy has been light. and
os cent stp G Sp 0s o Rs s cU
merelal paper auiet a. 6sl1 cont for choice &C
coin balance in The Treasury stands al toS0oo'e6 OF
which IS oo 700 are in GOLD certificates the currency
The Government bond market has been strong ana
noer c as on ~ sssed upon ro%o that
France and Prussia would be declared at an early day
buyers though beyond these purcss.es there ws .,e
oolng, s5tysevens at one time advanced TO 1oeh
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Spttial Notltts.

,s,.r,o cuo,r, X. X. II.
DYsENrERY,
CHOLERA MoRRUs
CURED AND PREVENTED A'0N -
,,..,-... BY Railways READY RELIEF.
"hh0 "A iieh NEURALGIA
DIPHrHERIA,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Looseness, dafrhga cholera morbus, or painful dis.
charges from the bowels sopned In fifteen twenty
minutes by taking Radways Ready Relief No conges
ton or Inflammation, no weakness or lassitudc will
follow the use Of the II. II. Rencf
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache whether sick or nervous; rheumatism,
lunhago. pains and weakness In the hack, shine, or
kidneys. pains around the liver, pleurfy svelnis OF
all Kinds. Railways Ready Relief will Afford immediate
ease and s continued use Tor few days effect per-
Sold by druggist and at 81 Maiden Lane Price 50 cts
JUST OUT.
sECLUsAVAL:
OR, THE ARTS OF kOMANISM.
thor OF Jsphthahs Daughter" &c, &C. This book -
that all Baptsts ana Protestants and OUGHT to
aid In the circulation Of as the great battle
log up u bet ween them and Romanism, The question
H. shall we idly fold hands and Papacy occupy
the land and yrannre over our children for general
limo. Plain Muslin 65s pages ....,...........ti 30
The trade supplied BY the American News Company,
l5 Nassau st. New York. or sent post paid by them on
receipt OF price.
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ease and its continued use Tor few days effect per-
Sold BY druggist and at 81 Maiden Lane. Price cts.
JUST OUT.
OR THE s AXIS ~ A5AAxrsM
,sSr sS0s e GSPs f M &C. G'{ sq
one ali Bapiiss ana Protestants can and ought
S!m q sas @ Sq'i fSe
re land and iyrsnniie children for genera
ismo. Plain Muslin ess page. ..................HD
TSs trade supplied SS The American XsSS; GG%Psny
receipt Of price VI ''H' posi- P"' oy '"e'H On
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
On SUNDAY, AUG, l. will be commenced in the
s fTSH%as q Ss sSS
nc, SLz&$F Rtf$ SiS '5{ SPHic F,r
Tse Of Love 10 inc DAYS Of the merry Monarch.
:. london Roekwocd; Inc sonth Sea Bubble, &c
DC I%GSE p q 'S sfcR fasi
q sS sSiY sSGs Torn"
1t WIN be comme nc; 81 Sunday Az, Avg =, IN the
FOR SALE BY EVERY NEws AGENT.
LING wAU, CHINESE PHYSICIAN,
20 East Fourteenth street.
by other physicians.
CRAMPS, collie, DIARRHEA, DYsEN-
proven srS Sy az
per So,;eD 0fPls dsSs
n, p,d HARD ,. RTBBE En- TnISs .E, 49,,
90 "a sHS . relay II. II ss:
..s soo GSdSS THE IF
you .An OOO' NO &ffiER Co. Union square.
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Qriruing.

ERANCIS a. LOUTREL, IS Maiden lane, solicit
! orders for Blank Books, Paper, stationery and
Printing Prices low.
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Terrific Hal Storm.

One OF the mos! terrific aud extended
hail storms occurred last Monday that
has been known in New Engla"d for
many years past, il ever cqualed before,
lis effects were iclt in Maine, Mas-achu-
sets, New Hampshire, Vermont and
New y ork. At Boston and vicinity great
damage was done to growiug crops,
aui greenhouses and windows stood no
show against the force OF the hail stones
some of which measured 10 inches in
Many buildings Were
struck by lightning during the storm,
The depo: Of the Manchester x Lawrence
railroad OF Salem was struck and entire
ly destroyed. In Waterbury, W. the
Adven; chur Ii was badly damaged. We
hear OF no lives being lost, but many
person, were knocked scn-el-ss by light
ning.
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Y e.n- II irisl. railroad w,rkmen met,
.3.,V,en Wm.ctit.H am.i Lancaster, some
ricarimrn with Il team. Tie Iri,h
beat tht Frcnchurn. cap urc,l their team
"a lit. Shrriii- Colby and Bcdrc of
l.r.4ra~,vr. with :: p.s-c OF coasts, bIas,
went ami secured the horse, and ;tttcupt-
ed to capture the offenders. Bedec'
horse witS shot in his carriage, and a> he
,prung rom his wagon lie was quickly
knocked down and beaten. All OF tie
other officers rushed to the a~-is. tncc .!
Bedcc. an ! were obliged 80 use firearms
in their "wm defence. One I'll tie irish
men was sho! dead through the ;.eart,
and others were wounded. y fresh ,rce
Of lrishmen arriving, the c!lirrr~ Were
cvcrpowerci and rcIrra:cd III go.,torier,
iirin4 as the. fell back.
Lat r-Inrcn-e excitement exists
throughout the viaiaity oil ia. FrencI
and Irish riot Of MunIly, aud NOR,
nloodshcd is feared. The trouble ori4i-
mated in Il Feuian dispute between Irish
and French railroad employees, but whel
Ulcers went 10 The scene of action III,
Irish and French joined hands III repeil-
ins the shcIitis and consiable-. Th,
fight took place near Johns river, in ia,
town of Dalton, II mile and a hast from
Whityticld village. The rae Of the RI
oicrS when one OF their number icil dca,
and others dropped wounded was very
treat, and as they used firearms it seem,
wonder tul how the officers escaped. TIL,
con>crvatorS OF The peace are.r>Portcd I,
nave been molly pursued almost To III,
rllianc OF Lancaster. Th" number 81
employ e. who engaged in the sAirmish
or who were within hailin. distance
was over three hundred. They lav,
vowc ,rngrncr n the oiiirer>. and il Is
feared that they Will attempt to take re
vcngr by going 70 Lancaster IN Il body
and committing dcprcd ,lion "il property
and parhHp, taklu" life. TEs arms ZEN
from Concord arrived Monday even.
| inc. and tie Lancaster Comp .ny al S.as,
| Militia were &, lie imuc,iiaiyiy put or
Guard. The railroad contractors feel "a.
coura.rl that lhry can control the ncr
| in Their .mploy. AMI that There viii b.
~ nor, noting, Th. pfr-rucc OF -
/ large body OF irresponsible, and cN
/ ,it.ble mn IN White.icjl ,au-cs con-
siderable auNicty y not also tool
: place anon ihr Irish at Littir,on. au'
lcvcral persons were seriously injured.
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4 FIjJiifjHI Dc0fh.

The Cincinnati Inquirer gives the fol
laWiu" particulars Of the terrible death Ola
workman engaged III stating the stecple
& the u'Y St. P;urS church il that
civ: y man nrmcI George Jayurs 4
slater Ia the employ Of Mcs-r> Dunn, x
" III, rooter-, OF Third street, was en-
2,-yd stating the northeastern stccplc.
About i~!, past ri4ht O'Clock H. was
swinging in his Iilllr basket ncug tLr
very apex oi the >pire, ca-a4e;l in his
IccarIuus work. The basket was sus-
pended by rope, which passed over Il
pulley ut the top Of the stceple-H trao-
lie cord indeed The man had Just re
received Il new supply OF slate, and was
swinging Oh the west side, VIXEN he rope
On one side Of his diminutivc co die
broke all Of sudden, and he was thrown
cut with his LETT side downward. Hewas 4
hundred and eighty feet removed from
the earth, and the nature OF the fail may
be imagined. in falling, lac struck
headlirst upon the cone OF lower turret.
nearly sevcnty-tivc feet below, and glanc-
ing off at Il tangent, aliehted upon the
Seventh street pavement, several feet
from the building. The irigh,ful scene
paralyzed every Witness for the instant,
and when his tellow-workmcn reached
him they found him lieless, mangled
corpse. His leg was broken, his neck
disiocated, one Of his arms broken, and