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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-09-06
ANINEANr IN TILE ONO RI,

AN INFANT IN THE OHIO RIVER
Returning on steamer from New Or
leans, We were especially interested in
one lady passenger-a widow with one
child-whose devotion to her child
was very touching. Tears stood in
the eyes of her black nurse, as she be-
sought her mistress not to love her
babe too much or the Lord would take
him away from her"
We passed through the canal at
Louisville, and stopped a few minutes
at the wharf. The nurse walked out
with the guard at the stern of the
boat, when by sudden effort the
child sprang from her arms into the
swift current that swept toward the
falls, and entirely disappeared.
The confusion which ensued attract
ed the attention of a gentleman who
hastily asked for some article of cloth
ing the child had worn. The nurse
give him tiny apron she had torn off
in trying to retain her hold. Turning
to a splendid Newfound dog that was
eagerly watching his countenance, he
pointed first to the apron, and then
the place where the child sank. In an
instant the noble dog leaped into the
rushing water and disappeared.
By this time the excitement was in
tense, aud some persons on shore, sup
posing the dog was lost as well as the
child, procured boat and started in
in search of the body. Just at this
moment the dog was seen far away
with something in his mouth. Brave
ly he struggled with the current, but it
was evident his strength was failing,
and more than one breast gave sigh
of relief as the boat reached him, and
it was announced that the child and
dog were still alive. They brought
the child and its preserver on shore.
With a single glance to satisfy her
self that her babe was really living,
she rushed forward, sinking beside the
dog, threw her arms around his neck,
and burst into tears. Not many could
view the sight unmoved; as she kissed
his shaggy head, she looked up at his
owner and said:
oh! sir, | must have this noble
dog! | am rich; take whatever you
will but give me my child's preserver."
The gentleman smiled, and, as he
patted his dogs head, said:
| am very glad, madam, that he
has been of service to you, but moth
ing in the world could induce me to
part with him"
The dog looked as if he perfectly
understood what they said, and, giving
his side shake, laid himself down
at his masters feet, with an expression
in his large eyes that said palmer than
words, " No, nothing shall part US. )"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-09-06

Sixth Division Of the Chancery Court.

Division, Hon. c. q. SMITH, presiding, Is
held at the following times and places:
HARTsvILLE, Trousdale county, LIST Mon
days of February and August.
Mondays of April and LIST Mondays of No
vember
GALLATIN, Sumner county, LIST Monday OF
June and 4th Monday of December.
LEBANON, Wilson county, End Monday
of April and End Monday of October.
SPRINGFIELD, Robertson county, 4th
Monday March and Srd Monday in Septem-
Der.
DOVER. Stewart county, End Monday In
February and 4th Monday in October.
ASHLAND CITY. Cheatham county, 3rd
Monday in January and End Monday in
August.
ARLINGTON. Houston county, 4th Mon
day in February and 4th Monday in August
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THE Gallatin Examiner is indebted
to Mr.. W. +. Douglass for the follow
ing notice to take dispositions" in
the handwriting of Gen. Andrew
Jackson in 1910, when he was practic-
ing law at the Gallatin bar: Mr..
WILLIAM EDWARDS Sir - Take
notice that en- Wednesday, the 18th
day of May next, will attend at the
house of Henry d. Downs, ESD, in
the county of Warren, Mississippi
Territory, to take the dispositions of
William Wright and Saml. Ferguson
to be read in evidence in the suit form
erly pending in the Supreme Court OF
law, for the district of Mississippi, and
now transformed to the Circuit Court
of the county of Sumner, wherein
Edward Williams is plaintiff and you
are Northumberland you may attend
and cross examine, if you please" |
am sir, with respect, yours,
EDWARD WILLIAMS,
By Andrew Jackson.
April DIST, 1910.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-09-06

SKETCH OF A GENTLEMAN.--MOder-
alton, decOrum, neatness distinguish
the gentleman. He isat all times affa
BILE, and studious to please. Intelli-
gent and polite, his behavior is pleas
ant and graceful.
When he enters the dwelling of an
inferior, he endeavors to hide if posi-
bic the difference between their rank
in life; ever willing to assist those
around him, he is neither unkind,
naughty, nor overbearing.
In the mansions of the great, the
correctness of his mind induces him
TO bend to etiquette, but not to stoop
to adulation; correct principle cautions
him to avoid the gaming table, inebrie-
ty, or any other foible that could oc-
casiOn him seft-reproach.
Pleased with the pleasures ofrefec-
ton he reioices to see the gaities of
society, and is fastidious upon no
point of little import.
Appear only to be a gentleman, and
its shadow will bring upon yOu con-
tempt; be gentleman, and its honor
will remain even after you are dead.
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Tenth Judicial Circuit.

The Circuit Court of this, the 10th Judi
cial Circuit. Hon. j. E. RICE presiding, are
held at the following times and places:
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county, on
Ist Mondays in January, May and Septem'
Der. c. ID. Bailey, clerk.
SPRINGFIELD, Robertson county, the Isl
Mondays in February, June and October
John Y. Hutchings. clerk.
ASHLAND CITY, Cheatham county, the
Bird Mondays in February, June and Octo'
Der. w. b. Nichols, clerk.
CHARLOTTE, Dickson county, the Bro
Mondays in March. July and November
j. A. Dodson, clerk.
WAvERLY, Humphreys county, the 4th
Mondays in March, July and November
II. NJ. Little, clerk.
DovkR, Stewart county, End Mondays in
April, August and December. w. ]. Hag'
Ter, clerk.
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Heavy Damage Suit.

New ORLEANS, Aug. Wv. w.
Howe, ex-Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of Louisiana, brought
suit against the Times for one hundred
thousand dollars damages for an article
published Aug. II, charging Howe and
others with absorbing from the State
treasury Sill 40, the amount received
for the sale of the States stock in the
Jackson Railroad.
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Masonic.

GAINESVILLE Lodge, No. SO, meets first
Monday night in every month.
GAINESVILLE Chapter meets first Thursday
after first Monday.
GAINESVILLE Council, meets second Thurs
day after first Monday.
The Commandery meets third Monday.
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We have been appointed agents for the
Diamond coal and Mining Co., and will
commence delivering Coal here about the
18th OF October. We intend TO supply a
good article OF Coal n as low a figure a.
win justify rs in handling IL, wfllfr to b.s
prompt and accommodating In every way-
but we must have the Cash for Coal when
delivered. Orders len at our ONCE. accom-
panied by the cash, win be promptly Allied
all others Will have the bill sent wifi,
them. We respectfully solicit a share on
the public patronage.
ANDERSON a BRFN6HIrRST
Sept. %. '72-tf
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i. o. O. f.

YOUNG ENcAMPMENT No. SO, meet
FIRST and THIRD THURSDAY in
each month.
PYTHAGoRAs LODGE No. %, meet
MONDAY EVENING of each week
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POSTAL RATES.

The recent Congressional legislation pro-
vides that "All laws and parts of laws per-
hitting the transmission by mail of any
free matter whatever, be, and the same are
hereby, repealed, from and after June 80,
1873" This cuts off the free exchange OF
newspapers between publishers, and the
free circulation of papers within the coun-
ties of publication. No changes in the rates
of postage have been made.
Newspapers sent by mail must be prepaid
by stamps, unless regularly issued and sent
to regular subscribers" by publishers oil
news-dealers, when the following rites are
charged, payablN quarterly in advance
either at the mailing or delivery Office.
Cants
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GRIST MILL.

have an excellent Grist Mil, in this
city near Lafayette Flour MIL. whefe am
tonIersNand guarantee the best Of meal
Grinding done every Saturday; viii also
nj orders for wood left with Mr.. Rexinger
at the post-office. N. ~, BELL.
Aug 22-lt.
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Good Templars.

Tuesday night.
Eureka Temple meets second and fourth
Thursdays of each month.
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County Criminal COurt

will De held on 4th Mondays of January
and April, and End Monday of November ,
by Judge C. w. Tyler, B. ID. Johnson At
torney General.
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Newspapers and circulars dropped into
the office for delivery must be prepaid at
the rate of l cent for two ounces, and an ad-
ditional rate for every additional two oun-
ces or fraction thereof; and periodicals
weighing more than two ounces are subject
to cents, prepaid at the letter-carriers Of
flee. The postage on regular papers, etc.,
must be prepaid in advance, either at the
place of delivery, TO the carrier, or at the
office. otherwise they will be chargeable at
transient rates.
BOOK MANUSCRIPT.
Book-manuscript passing between au-
thors and publishers requires prepayment,
at the rate OF l cent Tor each two ounces, or
fraction thereof. Manuscript intended for
publication m newspapers, magazines
pamphlets, ETC., is subject to letter rates o
postage.
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Cincnna frfa ExposfHo dngs
ntomea sbueh eoH LDun E Fomh
bMon list ekeu IN snuH, had nknnm anyof
adsb but wegves nhf gd
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Celebrated Chill Tonic /!

Our Prescription Department Is conduct
ed by Mr.. Warner Thomas, an accurate
and careful prescriptionist All orders
promptly attended To, day or night
McCAULEY d co.
Nov. A. lS7I-ff
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and everything else. Give us a call or send
in your orders, which win have prompt
attention.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-07

A disciple Of Bergh, in Augusta, rode
strange horse up to one Of the foun-
tains in that oity, for the purpose Of
giving him much needed drink. Tho
animal being blind, landed bis rider In
the fountain, and took in greater
amount of the fluid than was deemed
necessary. Moral: examine a horses
eyes before mounting.
SAD ACCIDENT -On Friday morning
lust, little hoy, about three years old,
sou of Mr.. George q. Cornwall. an ex.
press messenger, while playing with u
pistol ut his fathers residence, few
miles above Berzelia, Ga. accidentally
shot himself ia the head.
1t is related that tho editor of re.
ligious paper left to his heirs over 2, 100
shares of different kinds Of stocks, all OF
which nro not now worth 2,1OO cents.
llo also lett SIT 200 deposited in the
Union Trust Company.
Ner York Herald
a number Of clergy mon attending the
Evangelical Alliance in Now York,
passed through He'll Gate the other day.
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WTHtA1ISgT9N,, p 1's 'f Qot9ber 8.-Oo.ten
&c. ;css::Ss e 5s:css::, s1f s1ff5z:5 5S5ssssiss
LOUISVILLE, October 6-Flour quiet
sno unchanged asking higher prices
25(@b0 on arrival Corn firn, at 63@
% shelled and sacked. Provisions
quiet. Pork 1900. Bacon-shonlders
SA; clear sides 81; clear 9>6 packed.
Lard s4GsA; iisTcs 5x; keg g..
steam. Whiskey quiet. 90 currency.
CINCINNATI, October 6-Flour steady,
Ct 6.S5(96.87. Corn steady. at "a. Pro-
yisions in improved demand. Pork
steady. at IA. 75@l5 90. Lard frmer-
steam 8; kettle S1S@81. Bacon in fair
demand and steady; shoulders 83s@Sk;
clear sides 5000; cleer 81. Whiskey
in good demand. at 90. currency.
GALVESTON. October 6.-E,timated
net receipts cotton 500 bales; stock
1l.712.
MEMPHIS. October Cotton quiet
and frm-middling 161; receipts 1877
bales; shipments 536; stock 1851.
LONDON. October 6.-Oonsols 92Iaz
New 5s 9lzs. Eries 42I.
PARIS, October G.-Rentes buoyant, at
58f. $3.50.
LIVERPOOL, October 6-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton buoyant- uplands 9@91a; Orleans
9L@936; sales $500 bales; speculation
and export 5000; sales Of uplands, new
crop. shipment basis of good ordinary,
8 % l6; uplands, basis of good ordinary,
shipped October and November, 8Z;
ditto, November. aud December, 81;
deliverable October and November.
basis of low middling, 8; uplands. basis
of low middling, delivered in October.
815-16.
PARIS. October 6-Evening. Rentes
59f 4Oc.
LIVERPOOL. October 6-Evening.
Cotton sales include 1.007 bales of Ame-
ricau.
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Rev Gsifin, G. yJohnsop,ex.uaember
Of Ahe Legislature of .1aufan6 li&d on
me aih: Hp, was ,abous forty-fve years
old, and leaves wife and four children
Hhe deceased, served four years in the
Legislature. y ;,s..,& K - ! !.
By remarkable coincidence France
paid the heilast,instailment OF tho five mil
liards to Gsrmahy on the same day thas
Great Britain constmmated the nav
ment of the Alabama claims to the
United States. .i.t
DECIDED. .--Mrs. O'I,eary'a cow has
been honorably acquitted of ell blame
in the matter Of the Chicago csnHagrs-
ton. "Dem moralizstioH and drnnfan.
ness" did the job, according to the last
reports. Sor
The property OF Mr. Tweedy, Of ..Au-
gusta, Ga. one OF the s1reties of ex.Su-
perintendent Foster Blodgett-has been
levied upon by the sheriff and is to be
sold next sale-dsy.
The Buffalo Eapress thinks a member
of Congress can live in Washington at
from 5000 to $3.50. 900 per annam. ac.
cordiDg to the tastes of Mr.. and Mrs.
Congressman.
One of the Rothsohilds has turned de.
faulter and observation-disclosures Fried
rich, head of the Vienna, house of the
family-and great many poor people
have lost their all.
Mr.. John Siny, formerly weil.knowa
citizen Of Charleston, but for the last
thiTty-fve years a resident of Orange
burg, died in that town last week, aged
eighty-one.
Coroner's inqnests, on Sunday, were
held Oh the bodies OF John Garrett, in
st. Andrews Parish. and James Grant,
at the turnout place on the line OF the
North eastern Railroad.
A colored child, named Rosins Sin
g'eton, died in Charleston, on Sunday,
from drinking concentrated lie. a.. :,
Louisiana has just lost. one OF her Ra.
dlcal Congressmen--Sam Peters.
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The PUBLIC DEBT SrATEMENr.-Ac-
cording to the monthly debt statement
just published it appears that reduction
Of tho i,obt is still going on, though not
30 rapidly as heretofore. We are no
longer liquidating it at the rate of $780,
100000 TO 500, ,00O.O00 a yenr. Still,
the decrease for the month of Septem.
ber Of Sl.00l, 900 and fraction over is
gratifying. we havo always advocated
u steady, rather than rapid, reduction
OF tho debt rs the best policy, that being
less likely to disturb business and q less
strain upon the industry of the country.
The six per cent. coin interest debt is
81, 235. 600, 400, and the five per cent.
coin interest debt is S49S, SGT, 30O-in all
81, 723, 567, 500 The interest due on
this amounts to S31 ,5Sl ,O6O. The debt
bearing interest in lawful money is
fonr per cent. SG7S, 900, and navy pen
sion fund, at three per cent, Sl4 .000,-
0O0-in all S14 CTS, 900; the interest due
on this is SlO7. .620. The total interest
bearing debt, with interest due on it,
amounts, therefore, to Sl,769, 1926, $50.
The money in the Treasury is-ooin
$50, 246, 757; currency S3, 289, ,O32, and
special deposit for the redemption of
coin certificates Sl1, $50, 00O-in all S94,. :.
7S5 7S0. The demand upon or offset to
this Is S33, ,935, 400 coin certificates, and
the accrued interest on the whole debt
amounts to S3l 6S8. .GSO-in all S65, ga, :
OS0. If. then. there be nothing behind
or covered up in this statement, the
treasury has 500. 16l. 500 in money over
and above all claims upon it. The debt,
az it is called, bearing no interest-that
ls. tho legal tender and fractional our
rency circulating medium-amounts to
S4n2, 800, 1874. OF this 1856, ,079,742 is
III legal tenders aud old demand notes,
aud SIG. 229, 39l in fractional currency
La this statement the bonds of the
Pacific Railroad companies, guaranteed
by tho Government, and the interest
paid on them, are not taken into nc.
count. The debt Of these companies,
for which the Government is liable, is
principal outstanding S64. .623, 512; add.
ca to this is the interest paid and due to
tho Uuited States, Sl6.025. .874. The
nation il involved in debt for these
companies. then. $50, 642. 1856. and the
Indebtedness il increasing every year.
We review the figures just ns they are
giveu by the Treasury Department,
without entering into any critical analy-
sis OF the statement or the manner Of
making it mp.
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FAIRBANKS SoALEs.-Next to their
merit, the III ost substantial endorsement
Of Fairbanks scales is their use as the
standard weight in cases tried Before
courts. Besides their accuracy, their
adaptation to the standards of all ma
tions MAKES them the universal scale,
and they are ns staple an article of ex-
port ns flour or sewing machines. The
Fairbanks Works, in ST. Johnsbnry,
VT, are among the most interesting of
oil the manufactures in the country.
Co.. 000 scales, from the most sensitive
balance for druggists to the gigantic
railway scale, are sent out annually to do
their part in the commerce of almost
every city and town on the globe.
Aen York Sun, Sept. %, 1873.
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ONION SETS,
Red and White,
E; II E: JAcKsoN's DRUG STORE.
CAPTAIN JACKS GHOsT

WTERE 1t possible for It to return, would
" awaken terror among those who
ofliciated Mt his death; but cause the war
wheop to gain echo through the Lava Beds.
The Indian Girl, since having transformed
her already attractive quarters, and intro
duccd Cigars that 80 far surpass all brands
SEEN IN THE
hark.t, as to induce strangers to remark,
This Cigar at five cents beats any three for
twenty-five cents have mat in my travels"
dealers. but csused the countsnAnces Of
smokers to shine with satisfaction. As In
the 4.t &. fl( -.L y ~ 8 " .!.a- = ~
HALLS OF CONGRESS
A member pleads for the interest Of his con-
atitntnts, 30 this "Maid OF the Weed" de-
fends her customers from being compelled
to smoke and chew cheap goods At dear
ratoH. gal y ''. t- Oot7
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Notice to Farmers.

TN consequence Of tho striugeney,a money,
i all indebted to us for SUPPLIES fur
nlshcd tho present and previous years, are
Informed that Cotton will be received in pay
mcnt ut the highostnl ark ct rates, or shippe.
to responsible parties tov their account
Sept 27 HOPE 4 GTLES.
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Fertilizer Notice.

FeruIIZsr Notice.
A LII NO rES for Fertilizers. Phosphates
N and Guauos sold by us mature on let
November next, aud if not paid then, will be
placed u the hands OF an attorney for oolcc-
tion. Pay promptly and save expense.
COPELAND & BEARDEN,
Scp' Is 1mo Agents, Columbia, y. @.
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Strawberry Plants.

1tH"WO011y = 3UNtos
4 LARGE supply OF the celebrated WILL
n SONS ALBANY PURE, -n hand at my
garden. Plants sci out now Will bear q crop
in May next. Orders ACCOMPANIED WITH THE
CASH will be promptly. filled. Price 81 per
900. THOS. J. LAMOTTE.
Sent ~ t6
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Vocal and Instrume ntsl Music.
KTIsS dABNIELE FEININGER {now ct
IXl Hendrix Honse) wishes to inform her
friends aud former pupils that che will re-
sume hor instructions in VOCAL AND IN
STRUMEN AL MUSIC, October 6.
Oct a.
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Columbia Gas Light Oompany---Bills
for Month September. ID
CONSUMERS will please attend to the
~ payment OF their bills Notice Of amount
will be had at the Post Office.
Five per cent will be deducted II paid
within five days from date.
JACOB LEVIN, I,
Oct So Reo'y and Treas Gas Co.
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Gard.
DROFESSOR FABER offers his services
l. to the community as .Teaoher OF, An.
c1ent Languages and OF the following Modern
Languages: German, French. Spanish and
Italian. h. Oot tnthsm4
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100 Live Nice Wanted,
LNOR which Eve cents apiece will be paid
at the press room OF PHOENIX Office.
Oct7 :
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Columbia Division, No. g. s. OFT.
7NHE members Of this Division will zssem-
i BILE at sheir Hall. At O'Clock, THIS
EVENING, to proceed in body 10 Irwiu's
Hall, to attend the lecture OF DR.. A. 8. by
drick, by invitation OF Excelsior Lodge, No.
Z, l. o. CT. t"a '7f'
BY order: A. 81. MONTEITH, W.P,
II. E. BEARD, Il. 8. Oct7I
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-Four Room Cottage to Rent,
- CORNER OF Bull ard Richland streets.
-: Apply to >t7 r. HANNAN.s :.
Oct7 ,s M .,,.,.l-
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Ie-hSSiSneu. IL Is Understood that the
firm do not propose to call general
meeting of creditors. ns they have been
doing business III three different cities.
and their creditors are 40 scattered as to
render such meeting impracticable.
They will, however, address notes to
snch number of their creditors in the
threo cities as can be conveniently seen
from day to day at each point, and sub
NIT the papers With oral explanations.
Three different parties in this city hay.
filed papers to have the firm declared
bankrupt.
CINcISSATI, October 5.-There ,is
nothing very important here relative TO
the financial situation. Tue week
closed with improved confidence. The
number of hands thus fur DISCHARGED by
manufacturers has been ON account Of
the stringency in gold
New YoRK, October 5.-A cricket
match, at Hoboken, yesterday, resulted
in the st. George Club making l54
runs, with five wickets to spare, against
76 runs by the Germantown and Man.
haitian Clubs
Bankers shoe factory. in Jersey CITY.
| was closed to-day, for want Of currencv
to pay the hands. The shops of the
New Jersey Central Railroad Yesterday
discharged $50 hnnds.
:. A New Brunswick, New Jersey, car.
Is aompany suspended in consequence
OF y ~"ssessment upon. the stockholders
to covoP iohcits occasioned by President
Wadsworth and the dtfalcatlug cashier
of the State Bank.
New York. October 6.-Yester.lay
morning, portion of the nroh CT the
4th avenue tunnel gave way. filing the
tonnel with masonry and earth, The
Albany express train had passed only a
few minutes previously. and another
was due at the time of tho accident
Although 500 men were i'm mediately put
to work, it was $ O'Clock in the after
noon before trains could pass. This