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AssORTED ColORED BOxLs. containing a co,npiete
os sa%ssy as rTaBGE mStixS
where.
HAT 20 direct to the manufacturer EsrE"'schih" ."
Nassau street
A.-Herring's Patent
CuAMrTON SAFES
2oi and 252 Broadway. corner OF murray ~. v0~
A.-HernId Branch Omcc, Brooklyn
corner Of pea raSn 1an aysnae NJ saa e.: sPera street.
ON Sunday from 3 TO 8 r. NJ. Y
s.., SALE % ooSa Entire
Must be closed before January u, 1873
RrenT fron ass slsSs sIb soRr se Ayfhsf aS oS oar
OF the store lately occupied by Bishop ltcisL
Ais Life Worth Fifty CentsI :.
out L. anS M aarS Sos sGHs Sa ss S III:
HOUND AND TAR, which viii in,medateIy relieve yosr
y ", rSis FIRrs TIC m2ss Sss s
For WEATHER STRIPS 60 I" RoKButk's, s aud CO
Fulton street, near oiin, same office for years
A Druggist Uptown Wanted-T0 Sell at
MS store ana ut on new Truss Address box ai Post
A.-For q First Glass Hat or Fine Fura
call on DoUGAN, los Nassau street, corner of Ann.
"Knnbo Piano. Is the most fash..
To- s"sss 6 had oy
A.-Roysl Havana Lostsry; Grand CIR .al Es-,
tnn%srdnary Drawing & ID MAaTiNEz s, Na o Gp s"user
Bachelors Hair Dye:-Is the Nest Ina
able wSra sas ''%s aha arasssi esasSss
Burkc's Holiday style Dress Hats
BURKE, Manufacturer, Zi0 broadway.
Chrustodoro's Hair Dyc.-This Splendid
Dye s the ooiy one that hasevcr peen anayzed an1
Is ssss s:s Holiday hGfss
No. Beckman street i
Dyspepsia.-Worst Cases Cured by DR..
NJ sllA Ips srECIrIc guaranteed intallible Depoe>
las Eighth street. New York
purchasing. BURKE. Manufacturer.
80 Broadway corner of Fulton street.
European plan iSs Tith avenue, between Twenty arss
nent an Transient guests A. il. CEANEY froDrictor.
Holiday Gifts-Knox Has . Fine
Stock Of seaiskn Caps suitable for presents for either
ams snS Goars to for sssmen Make
purchases at 22 Broadway under tho Fifth Av-
HOjer & Co., Painters, 97 Duane strect.-
Signs, Patent Net Banners and Engraved Metal signs
elrOmsCI0u6'-A WInteF ShOo uOr WcHA~
tlemcn and boys CANTRELL. JI Fourth avenue
NicOI, Davidson - Co., BS6 Broadway.
factory No Jones street Glasscutters and En-
gravers, Introducing new and fashionaie patterns
OF cut and engraved GLASS of pure crystal. GLASS;
order with Initials Cresta MOnograms &C. AtaD
China, Plated Ware and Gas Fixtures.
On MnrriaEc.-Happy RclieffOr Young
Men Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia. Pa.
RingwOrm, Salt Rheum. Cured by
rs Manufactured
WE'LL, HAZARD CO., New York.
Wedding and Ball Cards, Paris styles,
MONOaRAMS, fnc NOTE PAPERS J. EvERDELLA.
3O9 broadway. Established lSO
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A ssKnabc Piano. Is the most fash>
ionablc with which to adorn bolOs
To be had OF J. BAUER a Co. $50 broadway
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TWELVE VIEWS OF HEAVEN
L Anew book by twelve distinguished divnes just
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1870 POLE ON WHIST ,
lOl -. very remarkable and instructive huta
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CO.. Publishers, Madlso1 square. New York
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NicOI, Davidson - Co., BS6 Broadway.
factory No Great Jones street Glasscut'ers and En-
gravers, are Introducing and fashionable patterns
OF cut and engraved GLASS Of pure crystal. GLASS
made order with Initials Gresa Monograms, &c. AGsD
China, Plated Ware and Gas Fixtures.
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A.-FOr First Class Hut or Fine Fuva
call on DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street, corner Of Ann.
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Glcnham Hotel,
European plan 1856 Fifth avenue, between Twenty Arse
and TIVE nty strccs-Elcgant Rooms tor perins
nent an transient guests. A. ii. CRANEY, Proprietor
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On Mnrriagc.-Happy Rclieffor Young
Men Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia Pa,
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STORM IN EUROPE.
Prevalence Of the Destructive Gale on the
British Coast, but PrtmOnitiSn
Of Its Abatement.

eix Houses Swept from or Their Foundations in
London-strset Passengers Wounded by the
Wrecked Material-Detail Of Disaster ON
tho Deep and at the Dwellings,
Door-"An Hands Lost-Gas-
works Derangement in
Dangerous Locality.
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"A A.wThis g,. Cold Wind BrIngs Winter
ror WEATHER STRIIS go to ROEBuCKS, 5S and %
fuon street, near 0iin, office ten years
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Druggist Uptown Wanted-TO Sell at
his store and ut on anew Truss Address box att Posk
oil
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
23i and 252 Broadway, corner OF murray 81 yoe-
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Holiday Gifts-knOx Has Fine
Stock Of Scalskin Caps suitable for presents for either
ladies gentlemen extra quality together with Fur
Gauntlets and Collars to match for gentlemen Make
ann IIni.l
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ssIron.CIads',-A Winter Shoe for Gesas
tlemcn and boys CANTRELI. 3I Fourth avenue.
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| HOjer & Co., Painters, % Duane streets
Signs, Patent Net Banners and Engraved Metal signs
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Wedding and Ball Cards, Paris styles.
MONOaRAMS fnc NOTE PAPERS j. EvERDEIL.
.O1 Broadway, Established 1910.
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Ringworm, Salt Rheum. Cured by
using JUMPER TAR SOAP Manufactured by CAS-
WE'LL, HAZARD CO., New York.
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A.-Eerntd Branch Office, BROOKLYN
corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrutn street,
Open from A. N. to 4 p. NJ.
On Sunday from 3 to 8 T.. NJ
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I872-7S 4
THE LITTLE PEoPLE or THE SNOW.
BY william Cullen Byrant. Richly ana copously illus.
trats} by Algea FEseeress & Printed q ss, with = a.
'.The Little People of the Snow is Of tho most
magihaye and delght,ul q NJ Bry2nts poems; p inv
Volume Appeal siaoorasy ana exqasSy ns
no less striking than the poem itself beautifully
illustrated book has never appeared from the Americau
press.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-23
Passengers.

Fer steamship Champion, for New York
Mrs v b Gary and 2 ds1ghtsrs.J O'Nelil.S O'Neill,
@iss Mary ~ Le LIE! d,S,,1 MIS- s,o aelaine Heintze' 2
Per steamship Maryland, for Baltlmore-John
and J 8 McFall.
Per steamship james Adger, for New York
Mrs and Miss McCare, W L Jones. Miss A Oapers,
Tt Hay, J N Gray, r g Gray;J z Baker, ] SEEK,
T Smith, g L Butler, " Glllin. Miss N Locke, q
Schroeder, wife and children. Mr. O'Neill, Mias A
McCabe, Mollie Roberts. Kate Dorsey, Bessie Lo.
bin, Maggie Blake, luli McDermak, Miss uKasey,
gle Fitzpatrick, Kate Kory. Ann Thompson, Miss
V Garmore, A Larkins. ) X Brown, II Runkin.
P Westlall. $ Perryford, T stopfel, R Harlon, L
Dean, and 9 Storage.
CrOuter, Miss Z K:use, II A Randall and wife,
Miss Ruger, Ar Bonnetheau. Mss Bergman. Mrs
Mason and child, Mrs 4 thofp, J Coxson. J A
Orocker. q Angler and wife, w Tuxbury, Lizzie A
Tuxbury. W. Hykins, W " Wild; Mss A seovel.
Demorest, 8 Mordant Ida Messenger, Lille Brown.
Mrs N Joseph. O Ml,kin, W Kane, R Speec :. hiss
A Wilson, Mrs Wilson, Dr. Sayre and servant, Kew
W o Prentiss, and IL steerage,
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah. CA II
Salsno, ] Herts, Mra Humphreys, captain Giners.
] l. S:arck, Mrs Stack, Mrs Baker, Dr Mcdonnell,
J a. aIea = 2 i, ! pai 2 Msr MRS and 5a 81 or deco coIonei d L
Per steamer II 8 Alllson. from Edlstn. Enter.
prise, 6c.-Mesters 8 Whaley and F simmons,
Miss ] Ironmonger, J Edings, J NJ Baker, J X
We,coat, A Nort6rop, B Hills, v K Bates, @ Rich.
ards, D q Fowles, E Munday, Major O Berlin, P
Trsynor, @ Norman, 4 Leroy, e O whaley.
Per steamer Emile, from 0eorgetown-Miss
Verdter. Miss L LRHruce. Mss ] Ford. Colonel 3
Il Wilson aud wife, Miss Guyton, Colontl r Mes.
bir, ] P Hazard. Matters T Morgan, A Brown and
L Wallace, Mrs b snew, and 4 on deck.
Per steame: Pilot Boy, from savannah via
Beaufort, &c.-H O Anthony, Mo0lenuan, Pc
Langley. q r Kittoe. A MoUlannan. K Ward, Cap.
tain Batty, J GalIher, and Is IN deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-23
AFFAIRS IN
lFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
WATERFORD, 3. c., December 10.

WATERFORD, B.. u, DECEMBER la.
The freeze or the night Of the 10th instant
did considerable damage to the fruit and orna-
mental trees OF this pace, as well al to the forest
trees In the surrounding country, and so much
was this the case In tho uproosirg and breaking
down Of the limbs Of the latter that the highways
leading to and from the town for several days
were In q measure obstructed, and for the time
almost impossible. To-day we have It cloudy
and warm. Notwithstanding the inclemency or
liJ. weather last week the trade IN town was
lively, as might have been seen upon the streets
every conceivable description Of vehicle as means
OF conveying producer TO market. The cpl
Zootic has made its appearance amongst Us, but
marked as yet with no particular damaging Effect
upon our stock. It Is OF q mild type, and yields
readily to rest ard treatment. .5r.
the business pars of, the town. The store Of our
enterprising young merchant. W. b. Belingsr,
Esq, recently repaired, denotes Improvement In
trade, and Is characteristic Of the we l.known. en-.
ergy OF Mr.. BellInger. There iB quite q stir here In
anticipation of q tournament, which ID advertised
for the 26th Instant A gay { me Is expected. 1t
will, no doubt. be q great success under the ma8-
agement OF the courtly and urbane gentlemen,
the Messrs. J. N. Williams and L. B. O,BrJan, who
will leave nothing undone to make the occasion
one Of peculiar Interest and attraction. Iunder-
stand that these gentlemen, who comprise the
committee OF arrangements, have advertised for
competitors among the knightly lovers OF this
manly and truly chlvalrous sport from abroad.
Handsome aud O ,stly prizes will be awarded.
Extensive arrangements have been made lor .
the day. - go VIAToR.
siS Sogs
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Aarrie6.

TALBERT-HAUSgR.-At Sumter, December
Sd, by Bev. J. n. Carlisle, Nj, 7. W. TALBsRT to
Miss KATE B. aAUsER.
JONEs-HEWITT.-At Marion, December 18th,
by Rev. O. u. Rowel, Mr.. J. THohAs JONES to
Mrs. :. e. HEWITT.
MILLER-HIOKLlN.-At Yorkville, December
9th, by Rev. r. Latham, Mr.. W. J. B. MILLER to
Mss F. T. HIcKLIN.
KEE-GILLESpIE-At Yorkyille. December Sd,
by Rev. R. Cooper, Mr.. II. R. KEE to Miss EHxA
A. GILLESPIE.
JoHNSTONE-GAGE.-At Union, December 80.
by Rev. James q. Sage, Dr.. WIN. b.. !oHNsroNE
to Miss KATHLEEN GAGS.
Observation-Disclosures Gresnyille Conn
~ November Sd, by Rev. 8. T. Dbl, MI. W.. ID.
MooIpnsLL 10 Miss ANNA
eaRBERY-TooL-At Greenvllle County, No
vember 2lst, by Re.vS. T. I'LL, Nj. PhTER +. BAR
Berry to MlsS N. L TOOL.
RussY--WHITMORE.-At Greenville County.
November 2lst. by Rev. =. T. DILL, Rev. G. W.
BUSY 10 Miss EMMA WHIThoRE.
BAILEY sHACKELFORD. At Greenvile
County, by Rev. S. T. Dill, Mr.. JOHN BAILEY to
Miss MAGGIE SHAcKRLFoRD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Georgetown,
Decemoer 10Th, by Rev. A. GlenDie, Mr.. O. r.
| RICHARDsoN to Miss MARY O. SESSIONS.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The Boston aldermen have refused Mes.
danes Woodruff and Clanln permission to lecture
In the Hub
The weather In New York yesterday was the
most severe known for years. The thermometer
stood at twenty degrees below zero. and q mum.
Der OF persons had their ears and toes frozen.
The steamship Adriatic, from Liverpool
reached New York yesterday with three blades OIL
her propeller broken. She had experienced Vlo
lent westerly gales and heavy head seas for three
days.
One OF the greatest snow storms witnessed
lot many years passed over the Northwestern
States last Thursday and Friday.
died last Saturday from apoplexy, caused by
fall.
George Francis Train has been committed to
the omit for obscene publications In the Trair
| Ligue.
"A recount Of the Boston municipal vote give
tne election Of mayor to Pierce, Republican, b,
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JoF11NGs ABOUT THE STATE.

The epizootic is still In Union.
Mr.. George Lucien Butler, If GreenVnle, .WhC
killed q colored'man named Fair, Is In jail
Miss Margaret hia e. Sss q most ,n les est INA ved iaay
"A colored man smoked q pipe In 9 gin house
In Union County, near Jones vile, and IL cost the
proprietor OF the gin house $1,000.
Cavalry, have left YorkSile and Goue to New Or
The Colored Agricultural Society. OF Abbe.
Vile, will hold an annual fair on Christmas and
the two following days. ~. isEIas
The AbbevUe rress and Banner states that
the friends Of General MCGOWAN are actively can
wasting his claims for the Judgeship or the circuit
made vacant by the resignation OF Judge OFT.
1t appears from me verdict ssdE {, q LINE inc GO c9rS On 3
Carter, editor of the Lancaster Ledger, that the
deed was justi1able.
"A colored lad, named Johnson, was killed at
the railroad pump. at Gadsden, BY iaDipg from 8
mule and having his head caugh; between TWO
xslhe members Of the Fairfield bar have passed
complimentary resolutions 10 Judge ]. Mackey!
endorsing the ability, courtesy, impartislity and
patience exhibited by him in the discharge OF his
The editor Of the Chester Reporter. who visit
ed Charleston as q delegate to the communicated
Of the Grand Lodge Of south Carolina cal' atten'
Upon the Recommendation OF tue presidlng
Judge, Governor Moses has psrdoned Wade Price,
OF York, sentenced t. the penltenttary Tor grand
larceny. Price had served out thresfourths OF
his sentence.
The ball given in Sumter, on Wednesday
night last. BY the Town Council, In honor olthe
denIcation Of the new town hal, was 9 most en-
joyable AFFAIR. Amongst the guests was Mrs.
Governor Moses.
THE grand Jury OF Fairfield Ceqnty-com.
posed Or seven cololed and ten whites-have
sent a petition to the Legislature against the ex.
listing fence law OF the State. They report that
the value OF the stock In Fairfield County Is but
one hundred and nifty thousand dollars, whilst
the cost Of fencing Is one mill IN dollars.
MIR. N. E. Edwards, school commissioner OF
Richland County, publishes In The Columoia
Phoenix an Interesting communication, and he
states that In view OF the fact that a majority Il
the trustees OF the several school districts have
agree / to levy one mill for q special tax for edu'
oatloual purposes, aud as several boards have
failed to act he requests the auditor TO make an
assessment for Richland County. He reports the
condition OF educsi ionai purposes In Aichland
County to be on trial. aud deplore, the reslgna'
ton Of some OF the proficient school %tru>teas, In
Guiding Rev. DR.. Reynolds, q. ]. Carroll, O. D.
Lowndes, aud likewise Mr.. Weeks and Mr.. H W
Dixon, chairmen OF the sixth aud Seventh Dis
trtcts. He a go reports and deplores IN the Eighth
school District the irreparable loss occ isioned by
the death Of MIR. 7. ID. Lomas, and IN just eulogJ
OF the eminent merits OF State superintendent, Mr.
]. K. Jilson. hopes that this gent. eman will be
| retained IN office at least until he shall have per
| fected bis plan for carrying out the purposes Of
| the free common schools.
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OYER THE SEA.
PARIS, December 20.

PARIS, December 20.
The (t1onittee OF thirty have appointed
two su6.c0mmittees, which Is satisfactory to
members Of the committee, who express q great
desire 10 come to an agreement with the gov.
eminent mOnarchis g, and no longer insist on
conrning lhe action OF the committee to the re.
lations or the executive and the legislature. The
nrst subject taken In hand by the c 'mmittee Will
be- suspansnry veto cover. The Assembly to-day
unanimously voted supplies for 1873, 'ss estlna-
ted In the Budget OF the Minister OF Finance.
LONDON December 81.
1t Is feared that the steamship shannon, from
Montreal for Hull, has foundered. The Osprey,
from Quebec, has arrived with reports Of heavy
weather. The carpenter was washed overheard
The river Call Ia overlooked In the vicinity Of
Cambridge. Axswamp, Brookside and Eyresburp
are Hooded. The eslimated fall OF water was five
thousand IONS. The %breakwater at Wick, Scot
land, was seriously damaged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-23
OUR SOUTH ATLANTIC NEIGHBoRs,
Georgia.
The Savannah Jockey C:ub numbers one
,updrad and ehtrfy members.
Georgia..

Georgia.
The Savannah Jockey Cub numbers one
hundred and shirty members.
DIR. Col2y, OF Columbus, who was tried Ior
the murder of Charles Lyon, was acquitted.
Seven handsome prizes Will be commended for
In the tournament OF the savannah Sabre Club;
NO nrs orackers will be exploded In the
streets OF Macon this Christmas.
THE Georgia State Agricultural Society viii
meet in Augusta on the 1IIh OF February. 1879.
The Rev. Father Burke has been invited by
the Irish citizens Of Savannah to deliver an ad-
dress before them as soon as convenient.
1T Is rumored that OK Governor Brown ls golng
to Cuba on a mission from the government, &C.
companied by Secretary Delano.
Cal Wagner's Minstrel Troupe, which
plays here on Tuesday next, opened IN Augusta
10 q $700 houBe.
a pantomimic and panoramic show managed
exclusively by colored persons, has been exhibit
ing IN savannah.
6ne blooded stock for exhibition at the Savannah
lair, and 70 take part In the jocky club races IN
February.
The receipts Of cotton In Augusta for the
week ending on the goth instant were 77eS bales,
being 20l4 bales less than was received during
the same week last year.
Iii Is proposed to consolidate all the diner.
ent temperance organizations In Georgia, anu q
convention will be held at Macon January Stn 70
consider the matter.
Thomas Ragland, Esq, late editor Of the Co
lumbus Enquirer, died suddenly on the 18TH ~
slant at his residence IN Wynt0n. DE was tne
Oldest newspaper man In Georgia; was connected
with the business for f1fry years, and was seventy
Ave at the time of his death.
Tho Augusta papers announce the death OF
MI. Daniel Kirkpatrick. ST., which TOOK place on
the 2lst instant. Mr.. kirkpatrick was one OF tue
oldest and most esteemed citizens OF Richmond
County. He was q native OF South Carolina, DuI
has resided in Augus.a for upwards OF nifty years
being in his seventy.third year at Inc time OF nls
deatn.
H' E1nsfo
The services OF Father Beauchamp have beer
secured for the Catholic mission in Florida.
There are seyenty-fve guests at the ST. jamel
Hotsl In Jackson vile, many more than az tnH
! So Son last year.
I Large numbers OF people in Florida are 81
{ much dissatisfied with the election or Governor
Hart that they are making arrangements to emf
grste to some more favored locality where HART
are not the commanding trumps.
North Carolina.
Ice In Guilford County thres inches thick.
Eggs are forty.nve cents per dozen 10 VII
mingtOn. --
Five cases OF smallpox are reported In tn
neighborhood OF Rockingham.
Adam Williams, OF Johnston County, died OF
the 10th Instant, iu his one hundred and rltl
year. He leaves twenty seven living children.
"A beautiful monument OF Italian marb g ha!
been erected to the memory Of Hon. ThomY,
kutln, In the churchyard OF the Episcopal Church
in Hillsboro'.
The register OF deeds in the courthouse a
Wilmington reports that there are spirit trapping
nightly heard IN the courtroom above. III
spirits only perform az nights, when they all &C
In concert.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-23
ADAsEARDIY OUTRAGE.
xhe Rev. DR.. BUST Assaulted by a
49,, Eoot.Pad. -.

Tho Rev. DE-. BUST AssauALeu ny .
ol ~, Eoot.Pad.
The Rev. E. T. Buist, D. D., Of Greenvllle,
was attacked by a foot.pad on Saturday week,
but is, we are glad to say, rapi 'ly recovering
nom the injuries he received. The Mountalneer
eiyes the following account Of the outrage: @'s.
We regret to learn that on last Saturday night,
inst after dark, as Rev. E. T. Buist, D. D., was re-
turning to hi residence. which ia but a short
distance beyond the city limits. he was struck
DOWN BY q blow on the back Of his head, and re-
mainod insensible for SOME time. The reason for
this dastardly attack has . mystery connected
with 1t that cannot be solved. he was not
roboed, nor Is there any ground for believing that
he had an enemy that would desire to injure
him. 1t may, perhaps. be 70 that the Intention
OF the party who committed this atrocioHs deed
was robbery, and that the doctor, In receiving
tina blow. uttered 8 CRY that caused the villain 10
dee before accomplishing his purpose, fearing
That assistance would 5000 be at hand. We are
elad 20 be able to state that the doctor received
no very severe injury. though he was or9Ised by
the blow and also BY the consequent fall. IL Was
sIrarrow-escape from death. however, as the
Ben seemed to have been well aimed, and was
dealt win sur1oient force 70 cut through the rim
Of the hat DO wore. = q