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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July 49, 1873.
e GS0s s. Ha't soss Net ass' ssesp g
Ss9s ss SsspssSss !s 81 ssss sisss!aasy
sss s;ssS
sss Is; 'sso'ss Espof
Cotton dull and nominal low mddiings, I7c. Ike;
+ sssS g s' s:ssi sssfs
% Is ss Sssf az
.CHARIxsroS. July Is, 1873
Cotton quiet; mddlings ls%e ls.sc low middiipgs
ssssIs. sai:s Msss
Spirits upenne Su II s Ros Su aa sn s De-
Ginning 3: !. e, extra AS :: 2 q s Crude arpsn
virgin. Tar steady at ss S. :,
Flour steady and unchanged sales. Of 1900 Ibls
%n p %S Mo sng 81 for don5 Ssr W S
QUIET; sales q one car No Mlwsakes CLUB At 81 81
suss 81 @ BOY %.ss
s s s ssa pasnss ii s1S ii 1 ss s
s. S s
e e New York aoc aud e Albany SIC E s By
is%SSgI sns%sn is ,SsSsli.so bushels wheat
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty hours
Flour lO06O bbls wheat lO6 939 bushels corn 49, 1855
do oats IS 400 DO; barley. 500 do Canal shipments
RAN exports-Wheat IS 81 bushels com IT'S do. oats
Is 400 do barley, 1000 do Canal treighsWheat 10c
6 fSa amss IS 81 sp wins
as TspSEtsa
q 81 Chicago No Spring q SCI white Canada u ga
1900 bushels No dry at sc, $50 DO No at a5,c.
150O do. No. at 46c. Oats quiet; sales 5000 bushels
Chicago No at &c Rye nonlinay 7s,. PC Barley
Canada 81 TO- Rye malt held at &c. Other articles
changed.
CHICAGO, July 3, 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower;
No Spring 81 ad No de- sl;oA spot q July 81 ~,
and lower No mixed, SEC. spot; se,:c August; Sc.
at Tac spot; 26sc; August reieetSd, 2sc to 2shc.
Barley dull and nominal for spot; dull and lower Ior
sales No q FALL SEPTEMBER 8c. Sic. Whskey-
Advance asked but established Tic bid 92c asked
" ques and pG ar nem nshe e
changed; held at S. spot or August with p s7s bid;
changed nothing doing in either; prices nominal
Buffalo, SIC Receipts, 5000 bbs four a 600 bushels
wheat 1913 600 do. 5000 do oats Shipments 1000
bbis Hour 1900 bushels wheat 22S 900 do corn 5000
do aaf
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% 10 ~ 10 for good we OF sales Of 100 bSs Of
ana 50 Tar Sss a ssll but e ssS
naoss Cd, w ssady held ss
9MsLnseod fair oSSns re@Se ssu with prices
si se s %saS TOR es &
ESSe ssseE Ss wess auss
s ssss; ;1s IS e. Ss sSS
"a sS S 5 @ 81 tyr w pp%s
Y, %nts Isc and Spring and make
s msfss remained
r oHs
s sSs is sna fpT ne future months: bat
$SapStss nom,Ss is' for ws as
%'5as, W. IssSs1Ss sPs "
an 's a1 With PRICES nopinaly steady Refined held
1877 ssl.9ss %0nss meat. GOT packages. lard
ISs IBIS ana tisTsss 10 Tsss sSit sss
e S$s% ~ is
" Re 'Gs SSs sss
|sS saS aqsIsa
'G s ssn' {.
d. tlslcss ssS ssl; indis DO aerce.. ss W.
81 aa SS@ asS Is
shSSSsSs q 300 Ss s p as Ssss On On
ws Ssa ae e. But Closed
s ar as Asisd i cn q s0'' SIC
RIcK-Busness was fair in jobbing way with prices
~ SO 81 ~ &C
sssGs i is.S ss' se
and q : sR ss s 4 S
We quote notwithstanding. interior 70 common. 5c.a
sssss ss ~ ssn s:fn sds "a ssas!s
s&s %Osssss, SSds and boxes pkg 5Sc; ;%si.dc
Ike 7fc DO. to ~ ssC; ss5c; DO. Is 70 10 SIC
o White Ss y e. rsrsS a9 T. is e so%Soa
s. pI%eb ssnds ssGCfSS cs s' saose
riS sss ana extra snpsFFiSrs ~ 1c sc -
with prices entirely nominal; 5000 bags, slightly dam
aged were sold on private terms Clover was quiet but
ass'is'sa sss
about previous rates We Sesd Of sales ndry
a @ Now So don @ o a
yate terms cases Wisconsin crop private terms
400 bales Havana atsoc SIC, and 400 hhds Of Kentucky
Wmisxnr ~Receipts, 80 bills The market was nrm at
generally the same Manufacturers have been in town
g s w dsys sad s 3 ssy or
Texas California and ceces Advices state that prices
activity AZ tho moment We note Of 5000 lbs Of
m lbs oo sd h s6oe on on private
tterms, lA9% lbs Of Ohio on private terms 10000
2sc a Soc. 5000 lbs Fall d. on private terms 500 lbs
Spring DO On private terms 20 bales do At 2sc aOoo
s8ss
private terms sSo iSs Texas al sSc iSs: choice
In bond for Canada, at l7c, gold.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSDoS MONEY MARKKT-LosDoN, July p. +. M
Consols for money and the account, 9'ss VA. Erie
Losnos July rs. $50 p M-United States hve-twenty
bonds 1868 old 93X ten-fortIes, gos
Paris BouRsE-PARIs. July za-French rentes 56f 40e
M-shipments OF the new CROP not below mddling up
lands sold at sl1.i6d and delivery do at sgd The
stock bound this port $4,000 bales, including
5000 American. The market Is hrn and tending up
wards Middling upands SID. mddling Orleans, 81.
Sales 5000 bales including 300 for speculation and
o. s S Sdny Dsss were or
not below low middings deliverable August and Sep.
tember at skd and from the same ports. deliverable
September and October at 13l6d Sales Of cotton
shipped New Orleans, deliverable August and Sep
terber At SID The sales Of the week have been 1000
bales which 1000 taken for export and 1000 on
speculation The stock import is s9s 100 bales Including
7260 bales including $1,000 American. Actual export
TRApx AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, July 2s-S PM.-
The market for yarns end fabrics at Manchester Is
LivfnrooL BRrApsrrrrs MARxrr.-LxERrooI, July 2s-
lis 3D. per GENITAL Tor average California white los lod
lis 3D. for red Western Spring, and lis lOd Us for
red Winter Corn, Us id. per quarter Oats &c. ID per
bushei The receipts OF wheat for the three days
have been $4,000 quarters, including 1900 American
The receipts Of Tor the past three days have
1900 quarters, including 5000 American.
LIvERrooL Provisions MARKxr -LryRRroor, July rs
MCheese, SOS per cwt for the best grades Of Amer
LrvrRroot PRODUCE MARKxr.--LrvERroor, July Is
Evening. -Lnsced oil, f34 per ton. Common rosin o.
LoNpoS PHopucs MARxxr-LoTpoN July 25-Eveu
ng-whale oil, fs4 i5s f2s per ton.
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THE SMELLS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

to suppress them, and can only report their hlthi
ness to the Health Board. 1t appears from yes
effective stems nave as vet been taken on the sub
ject The Rendering Company persist IN S claiming MIN
that New York has no Jurisdiction over tnelT Doat
the river and declare they viii not move until re.
quired to- II they ore correct In their geography:
however thew must be within the jurisdiction OF
Jersey and probably that stanch little State
may object. At any rate the smells are
said to be distinctly "smellable In all their varied
fragrances at half mile.
The manure heap is becoming almost level with
the ground the wretched Contractor standing
nobIy to his contract, although manure" IS
s'downu and 'tirug In the market" As the
ancient heaps at the bottom come into view, IL is
confidently expected that some palaoz0ic relies
may be found among them.
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skies, N4x HAY; do skies, 1884, registered, 11sx
l1sx; do. do. do, coupon, ll9I l2O,.; do. five
twenties. registered. May and November, 116x q
III; do. do, 1851, coupon do. lit NIX; do. do
1854, do. do. 1l7X 117H; do. do, 1885, do. do, ll9
1l91s; 1s67's, registered, January and July, 116X
III; do. do 1866, coupon, do, 117% 1lS; do do,
1887 do. do, 1857 119; do. do 1865 do do, I1s,I
11sx; do. ten fortes, registered, ll4x; do. do.
coupon, l15k l15A do. hves OF 1881. coupon, 1863
1l5X.
TEE STOCK MARKET
was strong up to the reception Of the news OF the
Baltimore fire. Even then 1t did not yield mate
rally to the unfavorable tdings. owing to the
doubts surrounding the extent of the connagra-
ton. No figures were reported to the street, con-
sequently there was no basis to work upon, and
prices generally did not nuctuate more than they
might have done in response to any ordinary dis
turblng influence. Western Union again took its
place as a leader, opening at s1K, around which
figure 1t vibrated until one O'Clock. when there
was recession to Of, cox and 9Ok but there was
quick recovery to Elk ok e1h. with strong
close at ok. Equal interest was manifested in
Pacific Mail, which receded from 3sX to 37zs, but
at later hour reacted to 3sk 3sk 3sk, at which
figure 1t closed Erie opened at e1T, sold up to 49,
cash, and closed at 6lx regular. 1t is understood
that the majority of the transactions were confined
to the brokers representing the pool, and
were made simply to hold the market Early In
the day the difference between cash and regular
was from y to u per cent. Subsequently an active
demand for stock occurred, when the difference
was TX q ~ per cent In favor Of cash stock
Some $500 shares were bought In "under the rule"
at 6S 62H q 62X Northwest remains In the list
as an active stock, and depressing
influences continued to maintain Its hold upon the
market. There was On active trade in the stock
with sharp recovery from its lowest figure OF "
per cent. St. Paul declined from 523I to 51h, clos
ing 4 better. New York Central was comparatively
steady between 1O4al 104A. The same may be
said OF Lake Shore, which only showed the ex-
tremes OF "a 93K. Rock Island was firm at 11Ox
q 1lOA. Harlem improved to $50. Wabash opened
at "a but gradually fell Off to TN 71H. Ohio and
Mississippi closed at 39& Panama at 1854. OF the
rest OF the market 1t is scarcely necessary to COM
ment, the prices hereafter recorded conveying
detailed view Of the operations OF the day.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.


Transactions were made in new Tennessee skies
at 81; in old Tennessees at the same price; South
Carolina new skies sold for lax Is; Missouri
skies at 93h Q eax; Arkansas skies, funded act,
80. These constituted the chief business at the
Board. Prices we're quoted as follows:-Tennes.
see, ex coupon 81 a SIX; do., new, 81 as1k; vir-
.einia, ex coupon, a a A.; do. skies, consolidated
bonds, SIX 5sx; do. skies. deferred scrip l0k q
11x; Georgia skies, 10 . 10; do. sevens, 90 %;
North Carolina, ex coupon, q q %; do, funding.
1863, 1e 1s; do, do, 1885, Is IS; do, new, Is
II; do, special tax, IS o IA; Missouri SKIES 93k
esq; DO, Hannibal and st. Joseph % Q %; Louis
lana SKIES, As a so; Alabama nves, ~ a 81; do,
eights 70 49, South Carolina Sizes, % a IS; do,
new, January and July, Is q 1871; TO-. do, April
and October, 20 20; Arkansas skies, funded,
IS q 3S.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Beyond the frequently repeated statement that
United States bonds are strong and that the supply
Is unequal to the demand little remains to be said.
The business OF the day was comparatively slight,
prices being a. l9lows;-United States currency
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TWO SAD ACCIDENTS

On Thursday night, about seven O'CLOCK ntue
boy named O'Hara. whose parents reside on me
corner of Third street and Railroad avenue' mel
$50 was RIM over and killed by train on thaside
tract al MeIrose his body being cut In TWO.
Yesterday morning about haitpass SIX, 4 child
named Thomas Tlerney vent 70 ene stAtlon ~
haen Filled. while In the middle OF the track.
looking with childish curiosity at the blood Of his
switch TO make o coupling. He was standing near
tue stationary cars and did Qnt notice the APP
proach OF the backing train. The bcffors OF tho
two cars met against his tttle head and mashed
1t. causing lnstantaae0uav death.
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ACCIDENTS AND CASUALTIES.

Dennis Sullivan, Of West Twenty.seventh street,
was struck on the head yesterday with glass by
his wife.
william Padion, thirty-dve years Of age, OF 81
First avenue had his right ankle broken yesterday
during n fight with Martin Shultz and Terence
DunnIgan on the corner OF Eleventh avenue and
ThIrty-fourth street.
Joseph briggs, OF S44 West Forty.nrst street. fell
from the roof OF the building yesterday afternoon
and broke hts thigh.
on the sidewalk yesterday afternoon and cut her
head
Knocked down yesterday by runaway horse on
the corner OF Fifth avenue and FOrty-1fth street.
John Gallagher, OF 1853 Leonard street, fell out OF
O wagon yesterday in 'front.' OF MS residence and
received cut on the forehead.
six cases or sunstroke were reported BY the
police Yesterday.
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TONE OF TEE FOREIGN MARKET.
England the Chief Reservoir
of Gold.
MONEY I'M GOOD DEMAND.
Government, Railroad and South.
ern Bonds Firm.
Aas4 WALL STREET, /
FRIDAY. July 25-6 p. N, (

"
FRIDAY, July 26-6 p. NJ
IMPORTS.
The imports OF dry goods for the week amount to
$2756. 1857. The amount marketed was $2,447, 76e.
The estimated imports OF merchandise are
$4,150,O0O. The total imports, So zoe, 1857.
TIE MONEY MARKET.
No change has occurred In the money market
since our last report. The rates on call remain at
from to Az per cent. Mercantile paper maturing
not later than November commands 5h a 6k per
cent. Four and six months acceptances sell at 6k
q per cent. Time loans secured by nrst class
Stock Exchange collateral are quoted follows -
Thirty days. per cent; sixty days, ~ 81 per
cent; ninety days, per cent, and for the re-
mainder Of the year, per cent gold. Foreign ex-
change is unaltered, though dull the revised rates
being for prime bankers sixty day sterling bills on
London, 109x 10ok and for sight no. with con-
cesson Of u per cent for actual business; for cable
transfers, ITO and 110h. asassto tt r
GOLD 115% A 115H.
Gold was weaker to-day, without, however,
showing much speculative iuctuation. The mar
ket was active at times and indicative Of consider
able real business, based the possibilities OF the
future. The rates paid for carrying to-day were
2, az, per cent and nat. The prices in the Ex-
nh avnvoWo 6o1
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eRAssHopPERs IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

An army OF grasshoppers appeared In Long,
Island City late Thursday night. The ground waa,
literally covered with them IN places. They gath
cred on the street lamps and, for awhile. the city,
was almost wrapped In darkness. Many houses
we're flied with them to such an extent a. 70 oe
annoying to the sleepers. Az the Second precincs
station Sergeant Smith had to sweep them up,
several buckets being nlled. They had nearly Az
disappeared last night The theory Is that the hfes
on Long Island caused them to migrate
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POLICE MATTERS.

At meeting Of the Board Of Police. held yester.
day afternoon, the following resolutions were
passed.
Whereas unauthorized and irresponsible armed bodies
of men, accustomed to drill, and often acting under com
mand of desperate leaders, perpetual nuisance to
the legal authorities and that . not compatible with
public safety city nled with powerful dangerous
class. subject sudden excitement to allow armed
organizations to meet drill and attain the discipline OF
unless they organized under and by
virtue OF law and subectto proper and responsible COM
mand therefore,
Resolved THAT all parades Of such organizations be
Resolved That this Board win not grant permit to
any body OF men with arms TO parade in the
streets OF this city except the organizations excepted by
chapter 800 OF the Laws 1877 and other legally
ganlzed military bodies from other States.
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THE CANADA CREDIT MOB1LIER.

@. J. Bridges, OF the Grand Trunk Railway.
writes to the Montreal Herald OF wednesday de-
nying that he had any part In the Pacific Railroad
swindle. He thus contradicts Sir Hugh Allan
No amount OF stock was ever offered to me or
spoken Of at any Of the interviews which refer to,
or at any other time, and when Sir Hugh Allan
wrote to his associates, stating that my terms
would be "very high, ;" and subsequently mentioned
various sums OF stock to be allotted to me, he did
solely upon his own responsibility. and without
the slightest authority from me, either expressed,
INN Ind
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The balances in the United States Treasury at
the close Of business in Washington to-day, were:-
currency So, 100 900
Coin u, 25O, 600
Including coin certificates. .43, $3.50 900
The receipts from internal revenue amounted to
$4,000. The receipts from customs at the New
York ONCE were $4,000.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
London advices indicate an easy money market
ut III per cent below the bank rate at the Stock
Exchange. Discounts in open market ON three
months bills were u per cent below the bank rate.
Erie opened at 40, but subsequently receded to AN
a AK. The following are the latest quotations.
Consols for money, 92ss s2x do. for account, s2X
92al; fve-twenty bonds of 1896, "a; dve-twenty
bonds OF 1857, sax oszs; ten-forty bonds, Oh; new
nves, COZ; Erie Railway shares, AN a 47%; ILL.,
nois Central Railway shares, SO a "a; new French
Loan, 6X Z per cent premium.
The ease In the London money market Is said to
be due to the cessation Of the German demand for
gold, it being understood that the latter govern
ment will only coin the gold for the present which
they have received nom the Bank OF France. Still,
England is in the curious predicament OF being at
the mercy of two governments. Had the French
not paid in coin, money would have been dear and
prices oppressive. 1t s not to be forgotten, how
ever that England Is the chief accessible reservoir
Vi gOlu Ill tLe WOTIu, duu JuuJ JIc ucHduu upon III
will be almost incessant until the resumption Of
specie payments by France. While Germany re-
trains from drawing on the English accumulation
money will naturally remain easy in London.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Only tolerable business was done in railroad
bonds, but the prices were such as to indicate
great frmness and continued disposition on the
part OF permanent Investors to select this class of
securities New York Central skies of 1887 sold at
92X, Central Pacific gold bonds at 1907. Chicago,
Burlington and quincy Fights at ITO; Union Pacific
frsts Ut SO, Lake Shore dividend bonds at 95H,
Toledo and WABASH first, st. Louis division, at 90;
Quincy and Toledo at 91H, Cleveland and Pitts
burg at s5k, Toledo and Wabash first at 9SK, c., G.
and l. @. first at ssa4 ssX; Boston, Hartford and
Erie at s3X; Cedar Falls and Minnesota first at
79x, Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota first
at So; Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking
funds at o. The following are the bids as amended
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July 25 1873
Sugar-No IL Dutch standard. ii q az reals per
robe. Exchange quiet; on United States sixty days
currency 80 81 premium short sight, 81 IS premium;
FreightsLoadng at Havana for United States per hhd
of sugar 80 - So to Falmouth and orders SIS Cd 70s
loading other ports north coast, per hid of
moia sses. IS 20 O So; per hid of sugar, $40
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For future delivery there fair business at irregu
dency which resulted In decline OF 10 on the nearby
months This decline, however. was subsequently re-
lished on July and August which closed At ~
s-lGc and iyAc: respectively: We heard reports Of
up IS ollowssale last evening after oclock-uiy,
at 1859 lo at y 9l6c September 500 ct Is S2c;
October goo az u lSlGc Total !o bales Sales to-day
go .. 7iSc, 600 .t SO 100 e % LIS 200
100 81 e II 100 at lsc 2oS at l9 7l6c $500 at sc
40o ATS Lice, COG At y IA Loo ct ighc 100 ct
i slSc 100 AZ lS i SCI so0 go e 10 l
lsisc December, G S9 a, l7tso. Total 1s2oo bales
nsHTss;.ro Havrs, By steam L.; sail L. COMPRESSED
Liverpool 5l6d I'd. by steam, and 5l6d. IA by sail
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Wheat was DUH and lower, with few buyers even 81
!Ss sy sa for 81
Two y 81 s. Tor No sasi 8 for red winter 8
% ma s as sas Corn % at
&C. S % sc o rail wSs
@ G and &c. FOR Sh sr Rys Was se w S5
western held a. Soc in store Last 5000 bushels
'0q a. aT e va. accomplished to-
nc q berth ssh sq the RI, WAS
the insufficient supply Of tonnage ransacons were in
pge s'Ss week
mr. Il f bushels 81 So so oa for e @
sasse TO aa'ns So SSa . NnSs si
e g. of An to
Ksdo% sG o4,S grain a. IS d and
g SSp sS.
with privilege Of the Adriatic at 4sc and S. Cd swc
a asn Ss tsasiS
the United K,nsSom 800 bbs Of IS, renned do a. 81
s. rai an Austrian bark Hence @ Triesis bbs.
cba
e Tnc Sas 70 r cs & Sb
aos RD,. ats "a per ss nsu,M oO.. . s
do, ioc. aiOtc.i bags, lt,Sc. a i6c. u,.
HEMP AND JUrK. The market Tor hemp was generally
speaking quiet and unchanged 30 bales of manila sold
on private terms quoted lOxc, gold. Jute was quiet
but steady at2c. a nc, gold jute butts were In fair
request aud arm at lMc, currency cash. Sales since
last loo bales at that price, and 100 bales at2c ~
days
the general market quiet and easy az the appended
figures We quote Prime hay. SIS $50 per tom good
do S22 $2i; shipping, SIS $50; straw, SIS a si9
Iiops-1hc market remained very quiet with transac.
tons confined TO unimporaut lots. Dealers maintain
their nrmness and demand former prices we aucts -
l0c. California, tc SIC. Bavaran, +Oc +5c English
3Oc. 35c. Belgian, 25c. u SOC.
MoLAssRs.-fhere was some inquiry;for cargoes with
rumored saes,ibut unable TO authenticate them
The jobbing trade was very light but prices were NOT
essentially chsnged We quote NEW crop0ruba, cen.
trifugal and mixed, lSc &c. do clayed &c 2yc
do muscovado refining, 2Sc Sc. do do, grocery Sc
Porto Rico SOC soc. English Islands 2c Soc
New Orleans, Soc. q 55c.
NAVAL sIoKEs-For spirits Of turpentne the market
quiet but about steady at yesterdays closing prices
Late last evening 200 bbs were PLACED at @tc for SOUTH
sales OF 100 bbls Of mcrchantable at t3xc 81 bbs ~ do
&C. 100 New York bbls At 4hc. 45c closing at43c
&c for merchantabe. Rosin quiet but rather
easicri strained quoted at % % Us for common and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-26
KILLED IN A COAL YARD.

Paul Schmit, O German, forty-nve years OF age,
died yesterday IN Bellevue Hospital nom the enects
OF Injuries received on Thursday last by an upper
tramway carriage In the coal yard foot OF Tnlr-
teenth street falling on him.. cnrnner kessler was
notified.