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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
r EVILS +. WOOD. AUCTIoNEER,
IL will sell, :,

TUESDAY, June ~,
at O'Clock p M on the premises the beautiful private
Residence with three Lots, Wiley street, near bergen
avenue Jersey City Heights The house contains u rooms
the grounds hney with choice fruit trees
Jersey City ferries day and night only @ feet Also after
the above two adjoining For particulars apply 20 Mr.
Il, NATHAN No. Gisey buildings, Cortlandt street New
York or to Auconeer, 7s Montgomery street, Jersey
City,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
JIENRY b. HERTS. AUCTIONEEI
Ill EXECUTRlX SALE OF
HANDSOME hot SEHOLD FURNITURE.
On TEukSDAy, JuNE ~, Az u OCLOlk,


Ill EXECUTRIX SALE OF
HANDSOME not SEHOLD FURNITURE.
on THURSDAY, JUNE "a AT IL O'CLOCK,
AT NO 10 HAMILTON Park,
NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND,
COMPRISING THE ENTIRE ELEGANT FURNITURE
OF THE ABOVE MANSION.
To be sold without to close the estate The Furn
braces rosewood Parior Chamber, Library
Dining Room SUITS; Stemway Sons Upright Piano. cost
$3.50; Heings Paor Safe rich Clocks, Bronzes India
China Vases, fine Oil Paintings, China, Glass and Silver
Ware, Beds, Bedding pure Har Mattresses, Velvet and
Carpets together with the Kitchen Furniture and
Utensils with which the sale will commence. Those wishing
attend the sale take the New Brighton boat from pier
will be ready Wednesday, at the Office Of the succneer
BJ6 and s0o BROADWAY
r g. wEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
day. l0H O'Clock at u Bowery. -four elegant walnut
Paror SUITS reps Feather Beds and Pillows, Brussels and
Ingram Carpets, Cocks two English Force Pumps gentle
mems Half Hose &c.
r s. wEINBFRGER, AUCrIoNEER, SELLS THIS
L. day. at 1915 O'Clock, ut IL Bowery variety of Mer-
tho late Custom House SALE such 30 bales
OF best English Hops bales OF Leaf Tobacco $500 IN
ported Havana Cigars, $40 Punam's Monthly Magazines
Engravngs 10 bundles of Mating casks OF Beet Seeds
Personal Effects Clothing, Dresses and various other goods
too numerous to mention.
r s. wEINBERGER. AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
TO pay storage and advances for account OF whom
soncern 20 re Gold and Silver Watches Gold and Silver
Chains Gold Sleeve Buttons, Scarf Pms Diamond Studs
ami Pins Opera Glasses dc, DC. Also, same day at IL
o'clock, Furniture fine Sewing Machines, Clocks, Carpets
Wardroles. bureaus, Mattnsr, &c.
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PROPOSALS.
COLONIAL sEosErAsy's OFFICE, MAY %,

COLONIAL sECRETARY's OFFICE, MAY %, 1871.
" NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Tho government OF Prince Edward Island Will until 18th
July next receive tenders for the construction equip
ment or railway OF feet inches gauge from
TO Georgetown, distance of ABOUT 100 miles.
Payment will be made In Prince Edward Island govern.
ment deoentures bearing SIX interest," payable half
yearly, redcemable ia 80 years.
Specifications and forms Of tender and other
Information obtained the Government Engineer Office,
Charottetown after Goth June next.
No will be recognized unless made on the printed
form
Tho government bind themselves accept low.
est or any teader T. II. HAvILAND, Colonial Secretary
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DY NJ. DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER.
I'D This day, at IL O'Clock the saesrooms 70 Nassau
street. continuation by order of the MarshaIouschod
Furniture Pier Mirrors several Carpets large assortment
of Cured Hair Mattresses Counters ONCE Furniture Gas
Chandeliers Lace Curtains, China, Crockey. Cooking and
Office Stoves All to be peremptoriy fod, and worthy the
attention OF dealers Other5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
pY JOHN A. DUNN, ArCTIONEEE.
ID JOHN A. DUNN 4 Co,

Sslesro0m, 2o3 Eowery,
viii sell tomorrow Weinesiay), at wv O'Clock, at goo
Ninth avenue FOrythrd street. all and entire the
Stock and Fixtures Horse and Wagon of that large
Grocery and Tea Store The stock Is fresh and IN fine
Candles Pickles Preserves Prepared and Family Flour to-
gehcr with the Fixtures, which frat class This Is OF
the groceries that has been offered for sale In
time, all Of which must be positively closed out to sn pur
chasers. Can be bought cheap II applied for this day.
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TlY r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID Large sale Of Household furniture Pianos, Mirrors
Parlor SUITS, 80 30 Carpets Curtains Paintings China
and Glassware Kitchen Goods &c. r. COTTON will sell to-
Wednesday. June 81 at l0 O'Clock, Mt the auction
No IS East Thirteenth street. Broadway quite
large and of new and secondhand Furn
ture, comprising in part of three rosewood Piano.
fotes six French plate Pier and Mante Mirrors
brocate and other Curtains four five Paror Suits,
OF them really good aud of medium quality; Extension
Dining Tables Centre and Gard do Pressing Bureaus
Wardrobes Bookcases best Hair 20 30 cotton,
md wool do 50 40 Carpets, cut Glassware China
Kitchen Furniture, &C. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

A MERWIN. AUCTlONEER- BANGS. MERWTN q
a Co. vii sell by order Of sedswisk, assignee, the
second street consstng Of Paints, Color OILS, varnshes
&C also, Machinery store Oce Furniture Trucks,
Gaia osues give fun particulars Sale al 10 O'Clock this
Tuesday, morning. June %
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RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
n ONCE 50 Nassau street, opposite Post once.
BY JOHNSTON & VAN TASSEII,
no. lie and LA East Thirteenth street. FoAr tn
Regular sale OF Horses and Carriages THIS DAY Tues
day. at II o'clock.
For tul description under head Of Horse and Car
rages.
n. B.-Weather never Inerferes with our sales
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DYMAx BAyERsnoRvER. AucrIoNEER,

DY MAX BAYERSnORFER, AUCTIONEER,
ID viii sell this day, commencing at 10M O'Clock,
all the eenteel Household Furniture contained in private
residence lA West Twcntysixth street, Sixth
VIZ :-Brliant and powerful toned ~ rosewood
Pianoore rich Paor Suits In brocate silk reps,
Paintings Bronzes Lace Curtains, Centre Tables Turkish
Chairs Etag'res Bookcase Mirrors Brusels Carpets. Din
Ing Room Furniture, Bullet Extension Table, Chairs, fate
China, Glassware, Cutlery, &c.
Bedroom Suits in rosewood and walnut.
Single and double Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstanes Com
modes Wardrobes Lounges, Clocks, spring and hair Mat.
trcssss Pillows Eoster Bedding, &c. also Kitchen and
Basement al 500 lots of useful House hold Fur
niture. MAX BAYERSDOkFER CO., Auctlonocrs,
296 Broadway.
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DY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEE
ID JOHN A. DUNN & CO.,

win sell this day. at II o'clock at No 80 acks street. South
Brooklyn few doors from Hamilton ferry, all and entire
the first Fixtures Stock, dc Of that Liquor Store,
positively, in lots to suit purchasers, consisting.
MAGNIFICENT four pull sverpated rosewood English Beer
Pump one magnificent black walnut Counter mined with
ahd Silver Ware together with NIL the Stock and all other
goods contained In said store To be removed Immediately
after the sale.
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CLOTiiING.

5. MISi'S, 1877 THIRD AyENUE-LADIES AND
"A gentlemen can receive the highest price for castof
Iloshng aud Carpets by calm. addressing Ladies at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

THE NEW STORE 81 SIXTH AVENUE, THIRD
"A store above Waveey place, ladies and gentlemen
positively obtain the for their Clothing
Car cts furniture Jewery. Diam onds, &C.. as we have 4
great these articles TO supply Southern
Western markets. To satisfy yourselves please call or
address Mr. MIRA H. HARRIS, 81 Sixth avenue where you
will be dealt with to your satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

BAKERY, STORE AND FLOORS TO LET-NEW
ID buildings complete. with all improvements ID and
12s4 Third avenue Seventy first street. Apply pre-
YntE
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-OLD ESTABLISHED AND
- well located in the city Of New York
years lease low rent handsomely hued well stocked and
doing GOOD business win be sold low TO cash
or on easy terms to Responsible party has carried
FOR tho by the widow VI the proprietor.
For permit ply TO THOS. STARR, Of Nlh avenas
and Twenty eighth street.
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At II SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN WASHINGTON
"A aud Waverlev paces.Lades iand gentlemen win be
asonshed u the prices f. HARRIS pays Caston Cloth
ing, Carpets Furniture and Jewery. AS we have fill
large will 20 per cent than any dealer In
7. Harris Ladies' attended 10 by Mrs. Harris Please
particularly the No. H. next door Greenwich Savings Bsnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

A UCTI0N NOTICE.-CIIlNA, GLASS, CROCKERY,
II Plated Ware and Fancy Goods.
HARRINGTON 4 SEIXAS, AucoDeers. viii sell this day
at tceir sacsroom, No. 90 Barclay street, assert
ment Of the above Goods from the shelves in lots to suit CIV
and country retail trade also stock retailer decnin
business which the sale will commence with. Goods care
fully pacKed for shipping free of charge.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30

Power like France, that has large army,
while Italy has only a small one.
We have free tickets and free quarters
openly offered to all who wish to swell the
welcomers of the miserable King of Italy
on tomorrow.
It is the last desperate move on the
board, and my opinion is that he will be
elf forced to come to Rome, he comes for
his own and his Ministers ruin" The
already made are miserable /;
one cannot help feeling they would be bet
ter nDdone. 1t sounds very grand to hear
of garlands of myrtle, laurel, ETC., being
suspended along the Corso, but when one
sees the miserable piece of rope half COW
cred with withered green leaves, the illu-
sion gives place to absolute pity for the
unfortunate monarch at whose triumphal
nt1y post Of honor is especially reserved
for the Freethinkers, whose political hat
red to him as king is second only to that
of their hatred for religion and the Holy
Father as it's Head.
Eight thousand pounds sterling not being
sufficient to produce fetes worthy of Rome
as capital of Italy, the Municipality have
given unlimited credit, and issued invita-
lions right and left to the municipalities,
syndics, national guards, etc., of half the
towns in Italy.
If the Romans had only the good sense
as well as honesty to abstain from flying
Torionia do, even the most bigoted anti
Papa1ini could not misrepresent the feel
ings of the people, but when men like
Duke Salviati give the example by fiaunt-
ing one of the largest banners that can be
had from his palace in the Corso, one can
only shrug their shoulders, and say " Alb
uno disco omnes !"-London Register.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30
M1scELLANEous IRISH NEWS.
THE RAID FOR ARMS AT MALLow

THE RAID FOX ARMS AL MALLoWs
On Saturday morning the investigation
into the charge against the eleven men ar
rested in connection with this occurrence
was resumed before Captain Coote and Mr..
Eaton, RMS, at the County Court. The
prisoners names are as follows: Robert
O'Sullivan, Cornelius P. O'Sullivan, Daniel
Mccarthy, Patrick Stack. James Coleman,
Stephen Murphy, Timothy. Doyle, David
O'Brien, James Barrett, John Mantle and
Edmund McNamara. The only further evil
dence given WAS that of Mrs. kenefick, in
whose house Daniel Mccarthy lodged for
some time, and who proved that he owned
the box in which the three TASKS of powder
were found. Mr.. Ross proved that he is
sued q number of tickets for Mallow by the
mail train on Saturday night, the 18th of
June. Constable Spencer, of Mallow, then
deposed that the man Keeffe, who, it will
be recollected, was described on last day
as an important witness, could not be
found at his own house or anywhere else.
Mr.. S. Gilman, on the part of the Grown,
then asked for the committal OF the whole
of the prisoners for trial. After a lengthy
discussion between the Court, Mr.. Blake
and Mr.. Gilman, Mantle and Mcnamara
were discharged. O'Brien, Doyle and Bar
rett were remanded till Tuesday, being
allowed out on bail, themselves i'll t3O and
two securities of els each. The other six
were remanded for trial, Murphy and Cash
selves in f40 and two securities of EGO.
The bench refused to entertain the ques-
ton of bail in regard to G. Z. OSulliVan,
r. O'Sullivan, d. Mccarthy or Stack, till
Tuesday, when they would all be brought
before them. The court was crowded du-
ring the hearing of the cases. The investi-
tigation was resumed on Tuesday. Mr..
Gilman Crown Solicitor, stated that Keffe,
an important witness, who had been keep
ing out of the way, had been found that
day by the police. A further adjournment
was applied for, Mr.. Gilman not being
prepared to go on with the case, The
magistrates postponed the investigation till
Saturday, again admitting the Eve prison
ers to bail.-DubEin Nation, July 8.
THE aIULLAGH EXTERMINATIoN.
A meeting attended by upward of 90, 900
people, was held at the hill of Mullagh on
The both June, to protest against the evic-
ton, by Mr.. Kenna, of a number of solvent
| and industrious tenants whose case has
now been for some time before tho public.
It appears that every effort has been made
by people of various creeds and conditions
to induce this person to surrender his,
"pound of flesh for the sake of Christian
charity, but without the least avail. The
chair was taken by the Rev. Mr.. Duncan
PIP. Trim, who in the course of telling
speech reminded the audience that Kenns
was not one of the hereditary landlords o.
the country, but one who had risen from
the present class who 30 frequently become
oppressors when they are possessed o
means to which they have been unaccus
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30
MIR. BUTT, AND MoNAGHAN,

We have authority for stating that Mr.
Butt has definitely declined to contest the
represen tation of Monaghan. The only
candidates who have addressed the consti-
t1ency are Mr.. Lewis aud Mr.. Leslie
Dublin Freeman,
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NUMBER 26.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS.

On Wednesday an explosion occurred in
frework mandatory. at Maidstone. The
building was blown high into the air, do
moiishing several small buildings adjoin-
ing: Mr.: Stoneatreet, the owner, received
rightful injuries, and bis son lies in hope
less seate.-Gairay Vindicasor, July 8.
THE POLITICAL PRISONERS.
MIR. Martin, NJ. p. for Meath, has given
the following notice or motion TO movo
for return Of the names, the date Of the,
TIL ais, and sentences of all the Irish politi-
cal convicts still remaining in confinement
or under penal treatment in Eugland or
elsewhere -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30

A2psovslV tie Most Rss. Lrsxblsasys
We approve Of the Aforesaid uais-
taking, and commend it to the CaehoAu
Of our Diocese.
i'm. ARcHBIsHor OF New oR1xAra.
Dsssns1sr ~, 1857.
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Morninsstar and Catholic Messenss,

THE MoRNlNo Star has besz sanEfe9
with tho approval of the ecslssiastaa-
authority of the Diocese, to supply IN
admitted want in New Orleans, ana /
mainly devoted to the interests les ma
Catholic Church.
To prevent all failure, and TO GnArsnAsa
the permanenoy OF the undertaking. Il -
based on Q joint stock company, he oapl
dollars, in 1--WE thousand shares, oftwmt1
dollars each.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30

1srm-rour Dollars Per Aanun, in Aa,....
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pusie.tion osaes-Ho. ls4 carondelet street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-31
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Fall Of a Grain Warehouse in Louisville
Three Men Killed.

LOUISVILLE, ,August3O.-This morn
ing, little after 10 O'Clock, the upper
floor Of Whitney, Brown d Co.'s four
story grain warehouse broke through,
and the first and second stories gave
way under the weight offs large guam
tity Of sacked wheat and loose oats
and grain and the wreck of floor, and
went down crushing through the
floors beneath into the cellar, and
carrying with il three men, Lawrence
Graft, q white porter in the establish
meDt, and two cOlOreG men who were
working on the second floor. The
bodies of the white man and one of the
colOred men were soon recovered, an
active search being made for them.
Neither of the men recovered were
mangled, it IS probable they were
stunned then suffOcated in the i'm
mense pile Of grain in (which they
were buried. 1t is reported that two
prominent merchants had Just
stepped out of the building when the
crash occurred, and were thrown into
the street by the conclusion, which
also burst BOWS building and shat
tered the glass in the windows,
Yesterday morning Eli Carr was
crushed TO death under q freight car
at the Ohio Falls car works. The
wOrkmen were jaeking up a car to
put trucks under it, when one of the
Jacks slipped and the car came down.
All escaped but the man named. He
was from Cleveland.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-31
CORRUPTION AD EAUsEUM.
The Dirty Work Of Louisiana and New Or
leans 0ficlals-An0thsr Chap
ter Of Radicalism.

New ORLEANS, August 30.-GOv-
ernor Warmoth yesterday Issued
an order suspending George E.
Bovee, Secretary Of State, and ap-
pointing +. J. Heron, formerly
United States Marshal, to discharge
the duties of the Office until the Legis-
lature acts OH the subject.
BOvee's offence, the Governor
charges, was in prOmulgating know
ingly, wilfully, unlaWfuily, and with
the purpose of imposing upon the
people Of the Stale as a law that
which he knows has not become a
lava bill passed by the last Legisla-
ture known as the Crescent City
WaterwOrks Bill"
BOvee refusing to surrender the Of
fee, was fOrcibly elected by Metro
pOlitan police, and Heron placed in
possession.
BOvee claims that he acted with the
advice of the Attorney General Of the
State.
While BOvee was being Ousted from
his Office in the Mechanics Institute,
q still more disgraceful scene was Oc-
curing at the City Hall
At their last meeting the council
passed an ordinance authorizing the
extension Of the city waterworks on
the Holly plan, and authorizing the
issue of two and half millions of
bonds for that purpose. An ordinance
was also introduced TO lease the water.
works to the City Waterworks Com
pany for twenty-five years, authOriz.
ing the parties to mortgage the works
for two millions. Discussing the
measure to lease the works, Admins
traitor Delassize {eolored) produced a
certificate for one thousand shares at
one hundred dollars each. The stock
was issued to John Lockwood and
indOrsed by Lockwood. Mr.. Delas-
size stated that they had been given
him to secure his vote for the meas
ure. Mayor Flanders stated that
every member Of the council had been
He had seen a hundred
thousand dollars worth of stock Of
fered to one of them. Administrator
Walton stated that he had been Of
fered a sum which would make him
Independent for life, to support the
measure. The impression prevails
that the scheme will eventually pass
the council, and the city will not only
be fieeced out of its waterworks, but
out Of two millions Of dollars addi-
tiOnal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-31
SPORT.
The Halifax REGATTA.

HALIFAX, August 3O.-The weather
has been fine and cool, with a breeze
hardly sufficient for yachts. There
was only one entry for the first race,
for provincial coasting or fishing YES
sells Of fifty tons. For the second race,
for the same class of vessels, from
twenty to fifty tons, there were eleven
vessels entered. They started about
O'Clock. There were five races in all
for the above kind of vessels. To-day
the races are of a local character, and
possess little interest. The city is
crowded. The Paris crew have backed
out Of the great four-Oared race, which
takes place tomorrow, having con-
cluded that the water is unsuitable
for their boat. Their entry was made
by telegraph. They will be required
to pay the entrance fee of $500. They
now propose to challenge the winners
to a contest in smooth water.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-31
THE eREAT RAILR0AD nlsAsTER
The investigation Of the Horror Continued

BOSTON, August SO.-The Ccroner's
inquest on the Eastern railroad disas-
ter was continued to-day. A. s.
Brown, engineer on the Pullman
train, was called, but was excused
until tomorrow, on account OF the
stenographic reporter being absent.
Charles g. Converse was sworn:
My occupation is engineer on the
Eastern railroad have been employed
as engineer six years next April; was
on the road on the night Of the 26th
of August; started from Boston at
thirteen minutes to Z O'Clock, with a
spare engine, for Salem; met the
Sangus branch train at Everett;
stopped at Everett twenty minutes;
another train came behind me; It was
the Sangus branch train; was waiting
for the train 70 come of the branch;
do not know but what it was more
than twenty minutes; the Beverly
accommodation train came behind
me; was asked to hitch on my engine
TO run to Salem to help them on; ex-
pected the Pullman train; wanted to
keep out Of the way of it; coupled on
and first stopped at Everett; stopped
there one minute; stopped next at
Chelsea One-half minute; next at Re-
we're, not more than a minute; got
signal to start and then heard
whistle; had not made more than one
turn of the wheel when the crash came;
looked at my watch; It was twenty
eight minutes past eight O'Clock; did
not see the express train; ufd NOT
have any fears of it running into us;
it was very foggy; started on my own
time; no one gave me directions to
start to Boston; was to run to Boston
and return to Salem with the engine
only; stopped at Prison Point; got
my orders from Mr.. Prescott at New |
burypOrt; had no directions in regard |
to time; did not know what. trains |
there were on the road; started to |
return; stopped at Everett; was over |
taken by the Beverly branch train;
my engine to the Beverly |
train; had no conversation with the |
engineer of the Beverly train; the |
Pullman train was attended to by |
Conductor NeWland, who said that |
they would have to run slow to keep |
out of the way; thought the Pullman
train was behind, and stopped; New
land said that the Pullman train /
was behind, and that they
would have to run slow |
to Chelsea and then we could ret out
Of their way; think the conductor
should have left notice at the station
for the Pullman train; understood the
NeWland, to say that the
Pullman train was behind. There
was no inquiry made at Sangus
branch If I had a red light. 1 had
red light, and my object in hitching
On my engine was to help them
along, and fastened speed on a
straight track so as not to bother the
Pullman train; am acquainted with
Brown, the engineer on the Pullman
rain; have known him six years;
Knew him to be man of good moral
and never knew him to
Use liquor; had an impression that 1
must hurry up from what l heard
Newland say, and acted upon that.
James Coney, the fireman, was next
His evidence cOrroborated
hat Of the engineer, and the inquest
adjourned until tomorrow