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THE RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.
Continued from First Page.

had the right Of way and che burden of respons
biity rested the train tat was following; the trains
at Boston, In the absence Of the superintendent,
the understanding that the Superintendent would take
care of the train that started after have made no
complaint OF being crowded for time never saw the
Pullman train before that night; my have been
eut several years and Of the Monitor PATTERN did
expect the express train would pass before my
rival AZ Beverly did not attempt to switch Off did not
think the train would Ovcrtakc me; IL the signal OF dan
ger were seen 10y engineer would consider him sole
" responsible knew Brown the engineer OF the express
train; never saw him intoxioated heard he was
an intcmperae man; never knew Inn TO use liquor have
not heard that he was under the influence OF liquor
AT this point the jury adjourned until tomorrow at
O'clock
MORE ABOUT THE VICTIMS
Two Of the three victims OF the disaster, sti at Re
we're. were identified to-day as John f. Kelley of East
Boston and Maurice Council of Charlesown. The third
woman apparently 2S years of age, remains unknown
William A. sefe Of Beverly, whose name was given
among the killed W. A. seee, was member OF the
hrm Of Royce Tuck & Co., merchants, No. 43 Milkst
Boston.
The number Of deaths is now stated TO be So
The following are additional names Of wounded:
Stephen o. Thayer printer, of Newton. badly scalded
Miss Lizzie Hatch OF Charlestown burned, not serl-
ously.
- Hickey, age 70, badly scalded.
Charles II. Stacker, South Salem, arm badly broken
also seriously scaded.
Edward Haley scalded on head and hands, and Grip
pied in feet and legs.
Frank b. Cotton, severely scalded about the face.
The remains OF Mr.. and Miss Foster Of Providence
were conveyed TO that city to-day.
The funeral the late Rev DR. Gannet will take place
tomorrow noon from the Arngton-st. Church.
II ia stated that suits for damages against the Eastern
Railroad Company for injuries received in the collision
on Saturday have already been filed TO the amount OF
$4,000
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BASEBALL.
CHICAGO VS.. MUTUAL-AN EXCITING CONTEST
THE WHITE STOCKINGS VICTORIOUS.

CHICAGO VS.. MUTUAL-AN EXCITING CONTEST
THE WHITE STOCKINGS VICTORIOUS.
Five thousand people crowded the Union
Ball Ground Brooklyn yesterday afternoon, in antcipa-
OF close and well played game on the occasion OF
the fourth meeting this in the championship
arena between the Mutual Club of this city and the
White Stockings Of Chicago. Those present were not
disappointed, the match proved very exciting and
generally credable to both mines. The field was not in
good condition owing the late heavy rains the left field
being quite soft aud OF very slippery. The Chi
began the contest ia fine condition for play, and
with the placed nine they have had the field this
Their opponents were not so well prepared, as
their catcher abored under the disadvantage OF
hand and they had to take Ferguson from
second base to, supply me plhcte, OF smt i
In spite of these drawbacks the betting class backed the
Mutuas odds Of 500 10 $50 and after the fourth in
nngs al still greater odds basng their calculations not
much the ability OF the Mutuals 10 win upon the
chances Of the White Stockings allowing the game To 90
contest on the occasion Of test game in Chicago. In
this instance, however, the betting men calculated
wrong the Muals losing the game by being outfeded
The match opened favoraby for Chicago by OF
TO O. and, the Chicago nine added single to their
the Mutuals NewYork stock began to decline. Inthe
next two innings hoTeyer the position OF affairs airs, was vas
total OF 3 TO IN favor OF New-York In the sixth
inning too, after again dsposing OF the White Stockings
for blanks they still further their position
by adding single to their score the Mutuals decidedly
ontbattng the Western nine The close of the seventh
inning left the total al 10 in favor of the Mutuals
and about this time anticipated anything but
victory for New-YOrk, aud the odds on the
rallied Wen at the bat and being assisted
bv mportan ding errors OF the Muuals added four
runs to their scorsposed OF their opponents for blanks
and finally of victorious by the totals OF six to
set the batting Of the Mutuas The umpring good
and the game was played in friendly spirit The
result leaves the Chicago nine OF the series
aud the head OF the list OF championship contestants
respect they having won three series 10 the Atm
LOT two +
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THE HALIFAX REGATTA.
TO-DAY's RACFs-THE CONTEST OF TOMORROW
THE ST. JOHN CREW wITHDRAWN--PROS-
PECTS OF THE AMERICANS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRBuNF.I

PECTS OF THE AMERICANS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBuNEI
HALIFAX, n. S., Aug. 2S.-The Halifax
aquatic carnival opens tomorrow with great number
of unmportant for fishing vessels yachts, whale
boats Gigs canoes and other crafts which excite only To-
cal interest The four-Oared mile championship race
comes of on Wednesday and promises to be an exciting
contest There entries for this races thIee
Nova Scotia crews, the Renforth Gyne) crew. the
Taylor-Wnshp Tyne crew, the Bglen New-York crew.
and the Paris Of ST. John, but this evening the 81
John crew withdrew claiming that there is swell in the
harbor 10 which they are unaccustOmed, and whlch
would lose them the The Renforth crew are in
dgnant at the nunking they call it, Of the ST. John
men, for they believe they could beat them although
they have lost RenfOrh and anxious To prove tt
they fell behind m The kenneDeceaals race d
champion Ill from The start instead OF pehe III goo
health up to the moment he dropped bis oar as the pdr
sans OF the Paris Crew assert. $500.
The Renforth crew have put their spare man. Bright,
in training Kelly taking the place of the dead champion
stroke As thus recognized the crew y sun loI
midable one. The race Is now DeheNed 20 lie DetNec
this crew, the Taylor-Winshp crew. and the american
crew with about equal prospects OF success Inc nrse
NovaScotia that entered are not Thought 10
any chance for the 5000 prize, and special prize
$3.50 offered by the Provincial Government for their
The American crew attract much attention and were
loudly cheered from the wharves on Saturday when
practicing upon the harbor This crew composed OF
Barnard Bicn, bow; Joseph Kaye, No. 2; john Bglh,
are from NcwYOrk and Coulter aud Kaye from Pitts
burgh AL have national reputation a. oarsInen ex-
won several local matches The crew are quartered IN
rryate house opposite the backward whore they keep
their boat They fly the stars and stripes from nag,
sta in front their quarters AL the other crews VIII
have an advantage them in the length OF time they
have been in training the Americans being newly or
gained who had less than months practice 20
geher before they arrived here while their adyersarles
have been In training all Summer.
Coulter IL not well to-day, having attack Of chis,
but he hopes all right by Wednesday. MI Elliott
the well-knOwn bOat-buder OF Greenpont, and Mr.
Donohue the oarmaker OF Newburgh, came on with the
Bign crew." as the Americans call Themselves, and
are engaged to-day in preparing their boat and oars Tor
the race Coulter is entered to in the single scul
race on Thursday against Kelly sader, and Bagna OF
the Tyne crews and five Nova Scoans. There 10 no
heavy betting yet on either race.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifh Avenue HOteL-SenatOr Frank p Blair
and James L. Blair OF Missouri the Hon. James H. Plat,
jr NJ c.. OF Virginia. Judges Hughes and Durell OF New
Orleans the Hon Allen MunrOe OF Syracuse, Commander
r. Is. Lowry, u. g. NAVY, and Capt. Thompson OF Lon
don 80 Albemarie HOtei-M. Lopez Roberts, the Span
ish Minister, and Capt. +. Bermndes OF Spain. ===
Westminster H0tel-Mr Garcia, Argentine Minister at
Washington === BT6pOOrt HOtIse-The Hon. III. A. Law
renee OF London and DR.. Rudder OF Philadelphia.
- Gilsey H0use-W. H. II. Terrell Assistant
Postmaster-Cienera; ID. NJ. Boyd of the POst-Ofiee
Department. and Gen. q. b. Williams OF
the Treasury Department. - sttrtecdnt Hotse-Mr:
de COrdOva - Coleman HOuse-(icn. T. b. Chaplin OF
Rhode Island. == Grand central HOtei-Judge y. j.
Avery OF Georgia, Major j. EckersOn, U. 8. A. and Col
]. b. stuart OF Washington. === ST. James H0tet-J.
Edgar Thomson President Of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company, and George Alfred Townsend, Wash
ingtnn 60 81 Nicholas HOteL-Gen. Ell s. Parker, late
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Gen j. Strange OF Mem.
phs ex-Mayor Wells of Chicago, Judge W. W Corney of
Richmond. and NJ. II. Waite OF Toledo == Ast0r House
Timothy Hurley OF South Carolina the Rev. g. W Hodge
Of philadelphia, and the Hon. John ID. Baldwin OF
Worcester, Mass
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United yesterday Henry BenaIe n .Ik ,voav.r 90.
Iouhd deah In his room at No u Mulbory-st Sunday
GREESyiLLE.-A scruhrace Of boats from New. yo,k
place to-day. In the ~ Frederick (4le sr,es,cb
Tor selling refreshments on Sunday, nonsn IN neon
granted on the ground tha he arrested under The
HoBoKEs.-The Gales OF lands for unpad assessna,,,
IN Patersonaye and secondst have been adjourned 10
oJtDeI - .nu ~ respectively The body Of roy re-
aVes New YORK, was found Sunday IA Pen Hon Crcek
UNION HILL-A warrant was issued yesterday for tho
HObOken, charged with attempting 10 XII Jaro5 Io9
merster. The assault gas made with a knife aud va,
witnessed by number OF persona
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TIE RARITAN RIVER TRAGEDY.

Coroner Paradne will hold an inquest at
New Brunswick to-day the bodies OF Capt. C. Thur
man, his two sons and his daughter who drowned
On the Rartan River last week. by the collision Of the
propeller Annie Of Wilmington, Del, with canal boat
owned by the Rartan and Delaware Bay Company The
bodies Of the capan aud of the children found
on Thursday near Perth Ambov and placed In the store
house the steamboat wharf IN this city The body
Of the sons WA the wreck OF
canal boat, and the remains OF the remaining victim
were found saturday, South River The conduct
Of the captain OF the propeller Ia severely criticized
most thorough invesga Of the circumstances attend
hAS The accident 10 promised.
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The SapphO wins the Newport Cup by minutes ana >
seconds The victor Cape May has thus again proved
herself fast, If not faster than many 81 her newer
rivals With this the cruise for the year ls close
and the fleet will AT disband. The Coluinoia th-
chantress, and Wanderer leave for Ncw-fork III the
morning and the Dauntless leaves for cruise mp Mar
ragansett Bay. race between the SADIE ana basWei
will Ice sailed tomorrow. but will elicit htte interest
on Wednesday should the wind be sufficiently strong,
the sapphO aud Dreadnaugh will again attempt 10 com
pete the race over the triangular course for the Lo-
lard
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NETWORK CITY.
in Tnmnkins-snnare at 5 p. m.

Music in Tompkins-square at p. m.
A Temperance grocery" at Lewis and
Houston-sts is a novelty the east side.
The Schlerbund held its Summernlghts
festival at Terrace Garden, last evening
Company b of the 18th Regiment, n. Gp ,.
n Y engaged in their annual sharpshooDg practice at
Bellevue Garden, yesterday
The congregation of Trinity Baptist Chapel
have purchased the Presbyterian Church in Fifty htthst
They used their chapel Sunday for the last tlme'
The Board of Assistant Aldermen passed.
Yesterday the resolution recently adopted by the Board
of Aldermen requiring the Mayor 70 take immediate
measures to recover for the Of the city the properly
unon which The Ner- York Times building stands
Assistant Alderman OBTien voted IN the negative.
The B'nai Birth Benevolent Society, one OF
the most important Hebrew organizations in the coun
try held its annual meeting in Masonic Hall, yesterday
s Waterman NJ D. President. in the chair and > Ham,
burger Secretary The Treasurer Isaac Lederer reported
as follows: Balance at the last report, Sg325 ~ re-
ceipts during the year, S,40 TO- Total s469o 49, tx
penditures 500 90. Balance hand siC,j'o % Lac
nnif We uua reelected.
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HOME NEWS.

HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
Long Branch Rooka. Battery snd
way ard Coney ID n. Y. Baths finishing L. Y
a. D.. m. a. m. m.
STA GB $50 G.O 8H 96
WEATHER PROSPECTS FOR THIS VICINITY.
Tee Fifth Page.l
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STATEN ISLAND.


STAPLEToN.-The Drainage Commissioners
have awarded the contract for draining the Second Dis
trct OF southaeld and building bridge on New-York
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-A new Council of the Order
of American Mechanics has been organized with the fol-
lowing officers George ]. Langworthy, Councillor; T.
F. Merseles, Vce-Councilor; A. Van Wrinkle, Recording
Secretary; Cornelius Vaudeville, Financial Secretary
Joel F. Feker. Treasurer six horses and three beer
wagons belonging to Mr.. Schabe Newark brewer, were
seized for debt yesterday in forkst by the Deputy
Sheriff Bernard Harvey held IN bail yesterday for
assauting Daniel McAghan, reporter Rose Falon,
threaenin g,to kill Mary Fallon Ann MITCHELL keeping
a disorierI6 house in MOrganst. Cory Ryan, assault
ing Frederick Fretag, and Hugh Hopkins resisting an
officer seyenytwo cars OF peaches arrived yesterday
49,. Six hundred Germann emigrants passed over the
New Jersey Railroad on Sunday, on their way 10 Omaha
River thieves stole from the warehouse OF the Cunard
and embroideres consigned to VIM. Lattimer OF Frank
Inst and ease Of goods as pscea
through 2tinch flooring No arrests. seven men,
who left Payona Ferry u au lGr Soat wen 10
their assistance and all were saved The board OF
fup TSe German Lnheixn Evangelical Church and the
Greenhorn Association held their annus pcncs yesep
day Henry Smith who lost his vile N .d arpd
that he has become deranged The ponce force VIII
granted by the Board Of Aldermen for the year endpg
July 81 1874 Eight licenses have Deen lssueu iot ho
Eighth Ward in which there are about 100 dram shops
Zion Conference and joined the Newark conference OF
the NJ L. Church. Seventy four deaths last
Ceorue Neiner was committed yesterday Tor steaiins
$50 George f. Holden fined for assault ana oat.
terry James Quail and Thomas Dolan were sentenced 10
;o toT three months Peter Walton, one year In the
State Prison for collecting money under false pretenses
oseer Bird who arrested Mrs Lake has been sus-
nende,i from me force and held TO ball 70 answer
charge OF assault and battery Charles iSsdsn anu
James Donney were comEatted Yesterday, 10, s.e a
articles from the stephens Condt Transportation Com
pany laborer probssiy fatally injured yester-
day by the caying in OF em0ankment IN LonDaruyS.
- Henry Fleming arrested yesterday Tor assault
ing John j. Conway; Charles Heaney, for assautnS
Mary Brown Ann Eliza Scott, colored, was arrestsu'
Yesterday for stealing 5000 from the Essex COUNTY Ma
tional Bank ON Sunday morning About 800 was re-
covered She was employed as charwoman oy the
bank The money found az the house OF Charles
Wykof In Elmst Railway Col. c. III Tay was buried
yesterday, a large number or officers being present.
PATERsoS.-Een Roach and james Rowan have been
committed Bridget Dolan held I'm ball for stealing
t3 from Mary Gsunt. Two Midland ksilway emPUyes
row-boat Sunday night Tho Rev John ~ steele mas
been elected Chaplain OF the Ladies' Hosptai Associa
ton . William Halliday, for sssauftipg his vile, and
John Mpnisas, for sssauiips Henry bnasns wesv eCan
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINS. - The August term of the
County Court and Court OF Sessions for Weschester
County opened yesterday, before the Hon. Robert
Cochran, County Judge and the Justices OF Sessions
The following impaneled Grand Jurors for the
term Gilbert s. Lyon, foreman; Benjamin A. Brdsal,
Nathan Burcha Frederick A. Bach, Charles ~ Boomer
Charles r. Dusenbury, James Morgan. James NJ. Stead
man. John Westervelt, John Bussng, George W. Smith,
David w Miller Franklin w. Gley, William Lockwood,
j. G. Sheldon James Dusenbury, stephen A. Marshall
Walter Sands and John F. Rice. Judge Cochran in his
charge 10 the Grand Jury commented upon the neglect
OF Supervisors in making out the lists OF persons liable
TO jury duty.
Mort HAvRN-Mrs. Emma Purdy, resident OF Mott
st. was knocked down and severely injured yesterday
morning by cart belonging 10 j. Baus, butcher OF
Observation-Disclosures y-secOndst., Harlem. The cart
was driven oft by boy at rapid rate, but two officers
after long and exciting chase caught the young onen-
der. and locked him up.
AITURAs.-The Hon. :. p. Ransom, the Rev. W. c. Van
Meter the Rev. George ii. Hick Oliver Dyer Prof Ora
ham OF Edinburgh and others will address temperance
meeting on Thursday.
PORTcHEsTER.-Charles Covert, formerly Coroner Of
Westchester County died suddenly yesterday, OF apo
pleXy, at Weiss Hotel.
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STERLING SILVER Forks and Spoons, whict
cost h. ~ oi r r-f with three Ilta nsf.ts
al SQrIREs y FultOnst. DiaSOSDs S sPECiALrT.
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fAnE0uneements
BURNETr's CoLoGyE-Best in America.
THE New DrsrNFEcrANr, BRoxo CnLoF. .

DURNEITb COLOGEE-Bcst IN America.
THE NEW DIsTNFEcTANT, BRoMo CHLOF. IM
sdapted all conditions where .romp ieoorg dror An,
necessary. IL entirely odorless AMI harns 10 Az
being largely diluted when cheaper than other se yJ
only by TrIDzs Co. No I78 wMan,, Se-Yors sdt,p,s,
gss generally.
Brooks SEMINARY FOR Young LADIES cor
and Harsoom Pogghsepse Io,.t, .,.,,s
groubds ample and retired vel furnished ,nd y,st AID ran
rooms With DO, and eeb rse piano. ,sd spp,aas
AyEsy, LID and otbsrs A limited number Of pars Ah..
hiRr JoHSsoS Pine pal ltd Proprietor
Any lady may have beautiful complexion
and so SKIN by ming HAGANs NAGNOLA Bars II . sartar
Pmpes hohaehes ETC. and render aiY lie envy Bot
IL shses the haf 10 from falling Or iarrp s
The BEST OF AUTUMN WATERING Places
Tbs RrAs Vapop BArH Nos % and p FoarLt ne
most agreeable refreshing, ani luxurious cty Isuocs -
baihers take them daily and eoomm'nt ten highly.
The three cars destroyed by kerosene. near
Boston on S1iuria would have beetayei The mys @ 'or.t
DESsLOS BUsHs SAFETY" On
Gray hairs prevented, dandrutf removed, the
set and tie hair grow By the ~ HA
VEGETABLE SICLIAs HAIR RESZgEK
STERLING SILVER Forks and Spoons, which
cost 10 manufacture sold ar r-f with three fG,.fa
al SQuIREs ~ Fnlton-st DiAsONDs s 'PEciALrT.
HEAT YOUR HOUSE, Save yOur FGel T.
Send FOR Circulars Cab and eT'Hae NAkDS 1odblssD
.r
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Clubs let "a. d. lth. 5ih. 9Th. It'll 9Th 9Th Totals
s salssslo...... : Q o 3 o-a
Cub. l,t "a. 81. iih 'tb eth 7tb. sth 9Th TOTALS
s ssssaso,...., Q o
unpMr Young Olympic Club Time Of hours and
" minutes First bare by errorsChcago tines Mutual umes
1oa tediug srror,-Jh.eAgo g. Mutual, H.
The Athletics of Philadelphia defeated the
Forest ys Of Rockford Yesterday bya score of II to
~, In innings, giving the series 90 the Athletics
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HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your FGel =
Circulars. Gail and examine EDWARDS CONFINED
RANGE AND FURNACE ~ Wserst SAAL HoiklSs
DIANOS.-BACON a. KARR (late of the fra
L Of RAVEN BACON, 30 Grsene-st. near Egtust
SUNDAY -SCHqQL BOOKS, ,,,.u
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BROOKLYN.

The Westiield Relief Fund amounts to S5j2 90.
The Park Commissioners have dismissed 200
workmen from Prospect Park. Several young deer will
be placed in the Park next MONTH
District Attorney Tracey has begun suit for
the recovery of four diamonds worth 5000 lately snug
gled from Brazil and addressed TO IL. r. Moore.
Street Commissioner Furey gave notice, yes
terday Council that he had apprsed the
Corporation Counsel for his action of the fact that the
Union Ferry Company, in building their new Ferry Ouse
had encroached Is feet on the city property NJ futoh
Ferry.
The Common Council received, yesterday,
from Mayor Kalbheisch, veto Of appropriation Of
$500 for providing furniture and stationery for the office
NJ tbe REGISTER Of Taxes The Mayor contends that IL ia IL
legal TO eXpend than sOOfor any object without
advertising for proposals Tor dOlhs the "oiA Vi i"'
''e Wv ''''' LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CrTY-Mr. CroftOn OF No. 35l
Fifth-ave New-York while walking down Ferry-st on
Sunday with two bouquets in his hands was rudely ac
costed by a rowdy who seized the flowers. Other row"
dies TOOK mart i'm fe assault and Mr. Croon thrown
10 ground His first assaant attempted tobe MS race
and another struck him in the eye, No arrests.
Augustus g. Griffin OF Brooklyn testified last night in
the Hoffman lunacy case. He had known Mrs. Hoffman
a years; her faculties have remained unlnpared she
is prudent in management OF her business she nad
talked nationally with the witness on business matters
guite recently and had said that she was afraid that
Cant COPELAND would get her money; she seemed per
fectly able to take OF her property Inc witness
for the defense number Of medical experts will be
examined before the trial is closed.
ORrEsr.-George Mumford had narrow escape from
drowning Sunday during the gale. After his boat
capszed he swan to a small island, but washed of
four times before he effected landing. schooner at
anchor in the bay sent boat 10 his rescue
NEwTowN.-J Howe and A. Murphy Of the Fourteenth
Ward Brooklyn, were capsized IN yacht in NewtOwn
Creek sunday, but chung to the bottom Oi the DOdt
until they rescued
HEMPsTEAD.-CitiZens refusing to perform highway
labor assigned them, to pay Communication, will he
sued by the Street Commissioner under direction OF the
Village Trustees.
BARREN IsLAND.-A fishing smack arrived Sunday
with the body of entirely naked and badly scared
the breast which had been found floating IN the water
WHITEsTOSE-The family OF Charles Smith were
poisoned by eating buefsh Sunday, but recovered
under medical treatment.
GLEN CovE.-BshOp Loughlin administered cOntirma-
ton and preached ia ST. Domincks r. c. Church on
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Gray hairs prevented, dandruff removed, th'
scalp clean sd and the hair mate thick By the q IA
VEGETABLE SICILiAs HAIR RESggHN
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The three cars destroyed by kerosene. near
Boston, SATURDAY would beeaayed The nYs out4l,.
DESsLOS d BUsHs SAyErIr Or
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The Rev. DR.. Gannett was on hs way 10 swampso0tt
20 exchange with the Rev. DR.. ware OF Baltimore VINO
has been preaching In SwampscOt during tne ounuer
His body was not recognized until about O'CLOCK, when
young man who washing the blood from Ine race
al one Of the deceased thought be looked IKE DR. Gan
nett, and on examining his wstchpooket the name II.
y. GanDett" was found His relatives In Boston were
immediately informed Of the sad Oss they had met With
and The body was removed during the afternoon, HIS
death was probably caused by inhang the steam as hs
BODY wss very nfte dsngured His left hand nnintured.