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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
u tha Eastern S hore Of MARYLAND. 10 wit !:

on the Eastern Shore Of Maryland, TO wit
All that Rail Roai churtered by Act Of General
Assembly OF Maryland on 2lst March 1857 number
of 1857. and called the Queen Anne's d Kent Rail
Road. together with all the Estate. Property.
franchises. Rights anu - tpilylleses auaehed' De
This road, built from Maassy's Junction. Kent
County. to Centreville. Qneen Anne's County, is.
hne running condition. is CONNECTED with Della
ware Bailrord at Townsend By Townsend Branch
W with h the the F. ". ( B. X K. at Wilmington. Del.
Massey's Junction is al SO u station on Bombay
Hook Railroad. cenhected on one hand With Vine
he other with Kent ailroad. now being extended
TO Chesapeake Bty. and to be connected with
baltimore Cityby steamers.
Ibis road is located in the midst of highly pro
ductive, rapidly improving. fruit growing and
grain. Cattle and timber bearing country.
charter, will connect it with Queenstown on. Ches-
ter River. opening up to 1t the Chesapeake Bay
and its TRIBUTARIES M iTee nGnts
Trains are daily running on the res!, with con-
stantly increasing trade and travel. In the hands
OF parties able to develop its resources it will be
a desirable pure hese and investment.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- fourth in cash on day
OF sale, residue in three equal lnstallments OF l. :
and years therefr0m, bearing per cent. interest
and secured by bonds or notes of purchasers. with
approved security.
timsted qusntty Of iron of best quality 900 ties
mostly white oak li2UO chairs 1882: lot OF srouna
AZ Centreville engln and depot houses. lots anu
depot houses at Canyiles, Prices Coxs. SudeTs-
Vile. Mnhngton and Masseys, one engine com
paratyelv new rlrn Table, Hat car: water tan !
and pump, tools, hand cars dinkeys frogs. switch
es, spikes, scales. sc.
Purchaser entitled TO possession on satisfactory
,nmpGauae with terms of sale.
RICHARD b. CARMICHAEL.
WASHINGTON FINLEY.
JOHN X. EMORY,
Trustees.
] B. BRowN, Attorney,
Ceutreyiile, queen Anne's Co. Md.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
Tho Rite of 3 aptism.
TWO PER oSs IMMERSED IN THE BRANDYwINF-
LANCE NUMBER Or SPECTATORS

TWO PEEsoSs IMMERSED IN THE BRANDYWINE-
LARGE NUMBER Or SPECTATORS
At II - o'clock, Z. NJ, yesterday, the rte of
Baptism was admin. tered to two persons, a lady
and gentleman, by Eev. T. NJ. Eastwood, the
recently ordained pastor OF the First Baptist
Chnr'h.
The lmlner,ion took place in the Brandy wine,
opposite Nainut strevt wharf, and as previous
announcement of The occurrence had been made
through the oIty papers, large CROWD was pres
cnt TO Wituess the affair. The Market st. bridge
was crowded. rs were also the balcony on the
water front OF the Water " orEs building, and ali
CONVENIENT Plirr9 OF observation III the imme-
date Yi'lHltI ot the spot where the baptism took
place. The choir ot the First Baptist Church was
pre- eni nnd the rites oi baptism We're administered
with an the impressive Jemmy that character
lles blrtlsmHi ceremonies IN the Baptist Church.
Pdhhe baptism in the Brandywna has, ot late
year been rare occurrence hence the attraction
III" event ui yesterday ctusrd. Ia the early history
of The caulch, hoWeyer nearly All the immersion
took pllr' there
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

PERsoNAL.- Bright, Esq, one of the yis-
iting committee for the Wilmington Conference
Academy from this city, (aey. Enoch Stubbs is
the other) went down to Dover this morning for
the purpose OF attending the commencement ex-
ercises ol this institution.
Congre 'man LELAND spent yesterday in this
city.
Col. A Ii. Grimshaw. Judge Wales and others
left this city Oh saturday on tho steamer Louise,
for Baltimore. The Louise will run between
Baltimore and West Point, the terminus of the
Richmond. ork River and Chesapeake Railroad.
John 7. Almond and james H. Beggs started
On Saturday afternoon tor Atlantic City.
President Grant, attended by party Of gentle
men, passed through this city on the way to Cape
May, on Saturday, 10 be present at the opening
OF Congress Hall. He returned to Washington
on Sunday night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
stray w aifs.

This is commencement::week at the Colleges.
Several private schools closed for the summer
vacation, Friday.
Pleasant weather and good Sleeping nights
continue to prevail
Temperance meeting will be leld, this ev-
eDing, in the lecture room of Hanover Church.
A paraso or sun shade bought at Frank ,5ll
Market street, is an etfectual preventative
against tan or sun burn.
The Strawberry Festival in the Christlana
NJ. +. Church, will come of on Thufs,tay even
ing, June 18th, and not June 2Sth a. previously
stated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

Two of the Virginia delegation in Congress had
the impertincuce on Friday to request President
Grant TO send troops TO Petersburg, on the plea
that the lives OF certaa officials there were III
danger A. the lasI election in Petersburg re-
suited in ousting the Radicals from power, the
animus of the appeal of Messrs Platt and 3towell
ia quite clearly apparent. All the other rginia
Csngressmen but one protested against any such
action 1t is proper TO say also that General Grant
promptly decided that it was none OF his business
to intcrposc in local disturbance, which 1t clearly
q mt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

THE NEW-TwENTY FAVE CENT NOTES.
The new twenty-five cents notes have been
issued and now in circulation. They are
similar to tho last issue, and contain a pic
ture OF Robt. j. Walker, who was Secretary
OF the Treasury under Polk $ administra. .
ton, This reminds us of Mr.. Walkers az
peaiance in this city in another form. Once,
during his term as Secretary, while passing
through Wilmington, ho WAS arrested On IA
capias, for an old debt, and narrowly es-
caped coniiement at New Castle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

Esq, is about making arrangements to tear
down the buildings on the 5. w. corner of
Third and King Streets in order to erect on
the site a market house. In the new market
house,ewlll be included the restaurant onThird
street the old hardware store on the corner
will permit of the erection of a commodious
structure over the market house will be q
large hail. which will be used probably for
business purposes
This will he a great Improvement and We
trust that the enterprise displayed will be
properly rewarded.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
Kr,stur.t.. Cboe o,ste Lo1enges.

Composed Of Pure Iron Chocolate and 0uRHr arc
a very convenient, effcaeous and palatabe form
tor administering Iron in general Debility and n
deficiency of coioring matter in the blood. These
Lozenges are valuable a. tonic tor imrartng
strength and healthy color to invalid particu,
IarIy adapted fe females and children. Prepared
by Il. BRlNGHU RSI X 90,
ApotheoaTies,
aprl Cor. s, xth and MARI ct Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

THE MCLEAR EsTATE.-Says correspon-
don't of the Republican: "From inquiries
recently made In regard to the McLear es-
tate, think 1t ls proper that the assignee
should state at an early day, the amount
that Will probably be realized Tor the credi-
tors. say this in View OF the TACT that
many interested parties are now out OF work
and some of them may be tempted to sell
their claims for less than their real worth
unless speedily enlightened in regard TO
this matter"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
.ouNd AMER IcAN START

his fast trottinz black Stallion, l5a4 a
hands high. got 10y Black Star, he oy NN
r. X. konklinss Old star, Will serve ~ ~
m.res nj Uare's Corner this season. com--S2k
msneins on the l5th of Al pril, ending August LIST.
TERMS -Thirty (s3000l to insure, Ten Dollars
Cash at the time OF service the balance rs soon ~
The mare is nscertAined to be with foAl. Twenty
Doliars sl OOl the season Five Dollars cash, the
balance at end OF season. ANY person partinE VIII
an insured mare before 1t y ascertalned Ehseaer M
or not she is with oai Will De heid io
amount Of insurance money. Mares tsAsh III
pAS'NAN b, C. PEARCE.
Hares Corner
apr2Sdkwam New Castie eounU' pei
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

MORE PRESENTS. The mon strawberry
Festival closed at the City Hall Saturday night,
after very successful continuance large
cake was presented to Rev. n ii Sanderson,
and three fine pictures were,presented TO Hiss
Sarah A. Pierson, Miss May hersey, anu Chei
6t Police Brady.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

RoBRERy,-Saturday night, some burglars
entered the residence of Wm. l.acklin, ESD,
No. Sl7 West Seventh Street, and look there
from quantity of iewelry, silver ware and
clothing, amounting in value to between $500
and 5000, The robbers left no Identifying clue
behind, but the police are hunting them sharp
ly. MIR. l.acklln has only recently taken a
life partner, and gone to housekeeping. and
this drawback at the very outset of his matri-
monial career is not very encouraging.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

RELIGIOUS QUARTERLY meeting was held at
Scott NJ. l.. Church, last evening, when the ser
yices were conduct sd By Rev j Is Merritt
Yesterday the negrpes held quarterly meeting
at Newport, and made the woods ring With their
shouts and praises. Quite = number from this
CITY were ia attendauce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
Special Notices.
Fond for The Rabies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive. be
strong and healthy, and become little model' Z"
youthful strength and childish beauty. apfldlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

DEcrAsEp.-Sadie Davis who was burnt SO
badly by her clothes taking fire while standing
before kitchen range on the cold Sunday in
February, died at the almshouse last Thursday,
having suffered exeruciating pain the greater
part Of tie time, a period OF nearly four months.
The wounds had not healed up entirely and the
shock to her nergous system was 30 great as to
render recovery impossible. Her remains were
inferred on Friday il River View Cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
Cha RanlS Sh Lns

Several kps of beautiful soft skins. suitable ioI
Gloves. WIndows, Carriages or other Purpose Ju'
received by f.. BkINHllUkSr K CO..
Corner Sixth and MARI ct .treeti.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

A SLAUGHTER or CANINEs.-l.ast night
some one inaugurated crusade against the
dogs in the neighb@hood of Eighth and Pine
streets and poisoned five. This morning five
Indignant owners were on the war path in
hot pursuit OF the perpetrators of these acts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

MEETING To-NIGHr-This evening at McDon.
nell's Hall, Sixth and Shipley streets, meeting
will be held for the purpose of organizing Coun.
ell of "Soveregns OF Industry Mr.. Jacob
Byrnes Pennsylvania State Deputy, will be pre-
sent and conduct the organization. Workingmen
and their friends, and particularly the ladies, are
invited to be present
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

EELARGEMENr.-Th The Episcopal church at
Claymont is being enlarged and refitted at
cost OF about Sll(0. 1t was erected some
twenty years ago aud Is neat, frame build
ing. the location OF several families from
Philadelphia, in the neighbornood. render
ed the enlargement necessary, Several lots
have also been sold in the vicinity, and
there Is prospect ot the erection of other
iine cottages by some CT the wealthy ones
OF Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

MORE SUNDAY Trains ASKED FoR-Dur-
the past few days petitions for presentation to
President Hinckley, have been in circulation
at the depot and elsewhere asking that add
tlonal facilities for Sunday travel be provided.
rhe petitioners recite the impossibility of reach
ing Philadelphia in the morning, and ask that
either a train OF cars or steam boat be put up
on one or other of the routes to supply this de-
dciency. The petitions which were numerous
ly signed, will be sent in day or two,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

EXCURSIONS The excursion oi .ais filbt Pres
byteran Church Sabbath Schools, to Fort Della
ware and Collins beach, Saturday, was very
pleasant affair, aud all the participants spent a
delightful day. Mr.. David Lemon, OF this city
was along, and with his accustomed liherality he
distributed large quantity Of candy among the
children.
This morning lhe ST Paul's Temperance Catho-
lie Beneficial Society made an excursion to Col
Inns Beach. The boat was we'll crowded
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
Carriage sponge.

A large supply OF sponge Of convenient re ana
shape we'll suited for was hing cArriaGef' @'' i"l
sale Wholesale and retail by -,,-, d. 80
S'''0 g. BRINGHURST ( CO.,
Corner Si xth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

STRAWBERRY FEsTINAL.-To-morrow evening
n strawberry festival under the auspices of the
Elm Street Baptist Church will open at the City
Hall. Among other attractions there will be mu-
SIC and singing every night. The atlAir should tie
literally patronized.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. y. MarEet
stree, respectny informs his friend and the public
in general tt at he Keeps hand all descriptions 3t
medicines, and that a competent person y ut an
times ready to prescribe for such sick a' c1 1t Ina
store and that charge is made exc IT the regular
price of the edi ,ines the same price rs they "od
lay anywhere else; but that ho one a. N''ited Az
hair esidneea
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

DELAY.-An accident to the mach inery Of our
steam engine caused delay OF two hours in our
issue to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

Of fine quality In large. medium and small l1
for sale, wholesale and retail by , f. ,
'N' H. BRINdHURSr co,
Corner Sixth and Martet streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WnNlaGroN. Del, juno Is. 1874.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Merriek
Jahnsori & co .s. n Cor. 9th and Market street
Wilmiugton, Del, ut Z. M. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

VISITING THE WATER WoRKs.-Being at
traeted To the Brandywine by the baptism
which took place yesterday, many persons
awaited themselves OF the opportunity, while
in the vicinity, to visit the Water Works.
They came il large numbers examined all the
machinery with interest and were loud in
their praises OF the general appearance of the
place. Notwithstanding the constant run of
visitors, the premises are ever kept neas and
clean, while all the machinery is kept in first
class condiditon and appearance. The City
Water Works are well worth visit and all
who have not yet seen them should walk out
there the first opportunity. They are pub
lie institution, open to the free inspection OF
all persons who will behave themselves and
not meddle " With the machinery
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

"MoRFoRD's AMERICAN TRAVELLER. Henry
Motiord, the well-known New YORK traveller and
novelist, author of 'Shoulder Straps, and other
Interesting novels, has issued paper under the
above caption, the tirst unmber OF which is now
before us AS its name implies it is to be devoted
to travel and to the information and amusement
of the travelling world 1t will keep its readers
posted in all alterations which are constantly
taking place in the leading lines OF travel, and
Will Prove valuable authority in all matters OF
interest To the travelling public. 1t Is published
for the low price OF iilty cents per annam at No.
- Broadway, New York, and Is neatly printed,
interesting naper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

A STORE WINpow ~ FLAMEa. Between :
and O'clock Saturday night, handsome show
window in Granville Worrells dry goods estab-
hshment. Nos. $40 and 81 Masonic Temple,
caught tre from sparks falling from piece OF
paper used for lighting the gas. The ignition
was almost instantaneous, and the window was
immediately III flames, but they were eXtinguished
without the AID OF water, although it was at hand
in great abundance. The damage is estimated at
about 500
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
otal thus far shipped,

Total thus far shipped. 529 .
The shipments are falling OF, "a numbers of
berries in the lower portion OF the State were de-
stroyed by the severe storm in the early part Of
laet week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
Pub liz Salts.
PUnhic ; -Ahf'
OF A RAILROAD.

BY VIRTUE of Decree of the Circuit Court for
OF ZEN ANNE'S Cohnty. in Equity, TO en- force the
ftst lien & Mortgage, the undersigned Trustees
viii sell at public auction in front of the Court
House in Centteville Queen Annes county, State
ofAaryland,
on TUESDAY the 14th day Of July
next 1874,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
STRAW 3 e r RtES.
FRIpAT's SHIPMENTS.

FRIpAT's SHIPMENTS.
10 jersey Clty, , cars.
To Philadelphia "
Total, 20 :.
Previous shipments, 493 "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
The i'cnnSrrov. Ferry,
A EoAr ~ lie pUr ON THE LINE WITHIN THREE
WEEKS

4 EoAr ~ lie PCr ON THE LINE WITHIN THREK
WEEKS.
Bet@een the 18th instant, aud July lst, Capt.
TAggart, OF i'hilldephia viii put the steamer
Pahsltie on the line between this city ana Penns-
progo, y. }. TWO trip5 Will be made each day
(mcluding sunday aud through the week con
nectlon will ba mlde at PenEsgroye with the
steamer 1r}ei, from Philadelphia to Collins
Beach.
The Palisaae i3 lJD feet in length, with a good
tonnage, and is a staunch boat. 1t has recently
been running on the Chesapeake Bay, and is III
a suryIceable condition. Freight aud passengers
Will be carried AT usual rates
Yesterday. u party Of " W,lmingtonians went to
Pennsgloye i steam tug and spent pleasant
day with Mr.. Richard French, proprietor OF PeuDs-
groves principal hotel. MIR. French tree.ed the
PATTY like iorGs, charged them not cent, and talk
ed ottha ferry project in vigorous style The
party renamed until evening and then returned
home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15

INAUGURATION OF COMMENCEMENT WEEP
SERMON BY REV. H. NEILI, D. D.
Especial to the Gazette
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-15
RAIL ROAD PROPERTY

between O'Clock P. NJ. the following desert
, 1874-07-06

One Of tho most londlsh and do1bernte plots
to destroy life aui propo,ty ever doyisod in this
city was exposed at TX o'clock yesterday morn
Ing by Officer Waters. ue discovered that tho
thtoe-story brick building. 1l9 Lake street. ono
door weBt OF Fifth avenue, was on fire on the Soc
ond and third floors, and promptly gaye an a!arm
from Box No. 10, on tho Briggs House, aud
while 30 doing heard two exploaioua in tho
burning building. Tho 1iromen we're soon on
the spot md oxt,nguiahcd lha flames. An iu-
vc6tlgation, subsequently, showed daGolical
plot to blow up tho ent,ro premises. On the
roof Of tho building cans arasl kegs
WAS found open, and acccss lad been had to the
floors below, the roof having been reached, owl
denty, fsom the adjoining buildings. On tito
second und third tiours about thlrty-nvo pounds
Of powder bud been placed, aud tlaiua
1aid to kcgs and small cans full Of
kercAeue oil. distributed about the roo1us.
oxpIoaives hnd ignitod, or eise tho damage @
would have been great, and tho ontiro building,
aud .porhaps adjoining. property, demolished.
As 1t wRs, the loss il comparatively light
amounting to about $4,000 or $1,000. Tile
SECOND aud third floors were occupied hy
G. waGonfaehr NJ egar,mauufactoly HIS
stock was damaged nloatly by water. liz
Dseoker l. Snnborn, dealers III leather ant. find
1ngn, occupied tha first door, 1heIr loss Nns
snail. ronoy t. Goilon used the basement as Il
lager beer saloou and restaurant. aud tIay we're
only dumagcd by "ater to q nominal amount.
Detectives hayo been detaited to investigate
the caHe, With view toward catching tie party
or parties who concerted the plot.
, 1874-07-06

Aid. IIldrath was not Tue "innocont causc 81
Of the row ut Holmroh para Oh tho Fourth, AZ
stated in tho Times. All the officers present
unite In sayins that lie ondcayorod to nsslst
them, and instead of leaving them during tho
fray, fought tho gang Of thieves, and cauAoa the
arrest Of Qua OF them. 0'Urien. H.ldroth had
biz watch-a $3.50 gold one-stolcn from him,
and IL positive that .O'Btan ia tho party who
took 1t, Two nj orc of tue hoolunls, Jack Fore
and lat Hare. wore urrested by horgeallt Silnon
0'Donnoll yesterday. and they nre now III
durA.ce.
Officer Boauhlen, who van 60 terribly beaten
during tha tg1t,,B improving. Owing to the
fact that thore was no physician present. to at-
eend to ILLS wounds, ho became very wesk FROM
the loss Of blood.
Those who wore Mt tho picnic represent tho
roughs ~ brutal ana lnunltng in The extreme.
Mon and their families aefe rn1cly jostloa about,
regard!oaB Of remonstranco 0r force. lho
rullians instituted all tho lights, With the oyidont
iutcntlon of robbing parties In The crowds.
Officer Reid roporta that during the progresa
Of tho picnic IL young woman named Bridget Mo-
lIngh, living on tho North Sido, was shot
through, tic check BY some party who was es!o-
brating viii, pistol. An unknown man waA also
shot, tho bull striking tho right breAat and lols
lug In the loft.
, 1874-07-06

Another cnse OF murlafoua shooting, which
vii! probably prove (ntal to ono man, occurred
In Bridgeport yesterday forenoon. At11 o'clock,
two snoE, nancd a. II. Cooley aud William Foley,
were in tho saloon OF John Sloan, No. 110 IIick-
osy atroot. They Ind soma talk with
soan., bal tho aableet Of it III
not known, ~ @ both men ussert That
At u! oye,!tp, slonu suddenly drew royoyor
md fired ut both mon, QUO shot taLng clect III
tho right lung Of Cooley, md another III the loft
log ol Folsy, aboyo Lilo ltueo. 4 crowd imnel,-
aiey assembled at tho place: sloall was avrobt.
OF, unl the wounded mon taken care OF by Drs.
DidweIl aud Higgins Neither Of the buIlota
could DO found after probing Tor then.
Cooleyts dangerously wounded. ,ntl 1t IL thought
that llo cnnnot recover. The oluncoB of lifo,
with hin, are certainly very slim. Lust midnight
there wnB IN improvement ot llH condition.
Fulsy's wound IL very Painful, hnt is not aeri~
oun,
Parties, who elu,1n to know, atate that tho
wo,,1,ded mon aud sloan have had trouble before,
anu that the stuotlng Of yestsrday wRs the ro-
suit Of N old grud20.
, 1874-07-06

The Fourth was generally celebrated at MRy-
wood. Few persons remnincd Mt Iona during
tho day, aud muny romaiHod away from home
during tho greater part Of the night.
Apa!ty consisting Of young folks retirol to
QUO Of tho nciyhborlng groves, whera they played
croquot and cilaitod uut!l about Q o'clock, whel,
they ato 4 sulnptuous dinuer, after which thoy
played croquot and chatted again. 4 purity Of
older aud married poraons aoloctod a place in
tho same grove. They enjoyed themselves after
tho manner Of young follIs. With a wonderful
doxtofity they caused the croqust balls to gam
bol oyor tho g.oou, and with zeat toasod tAom
from Que 10 anothor. They sang, too, like young
people, but did not make soloctioas similar to
tloso Which the lattor would probably hayo
nlato.
4 largo number of BtrnngcrH spout the day III
tho pntk. Artor dilllor llle Alaywoad Dfass Band
furnished the music, ulla th9 btrngore n'd
Of tho natives Did tic dancing. Iho Haywood
Park IN q boansiiul aud pieasant ono, ant tho
yiKsols soomed to enjoy tlc,!lyetv's amid its
ealca. III tic evening tho allule slIls1o beedlta
illuminated by Chinoso lautorns anu tire works.
Elum tho balcony Ut tho hotel u vocal and ill.,
htrumontal conco!t wab given, which, III spite Of
ita dullness, waH lstelleu to by larEo number Of
pursous wllo were determined to- oHjoy tholn-
Solves no matter whit tho cost to their pstAolia
uaturGH.
X gooly number da,coa until midnight III tho
new building west oG Fifth ascin'o oa South
First street.
So fur aB known tlloro woro only two accidents
during tho dny. Ohs OF thosc WAS uf u pecu-
liarly distressing cla,aotor, large nunpcr Vt
tho friends Of Dr. FrnoLnan woro witnessing at
llo had provided: DR.. Freeaan was holding Il
Roman oa,!dle, whcu tho loHor cnd OF 1t blew
out aud burned tho palm ot hts hand almost to
crisp. Uuder the lntonse pain ploauuod by