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stree, sprlnRIing-To the public.

We would announce that we are ready IA
sprlSle the streets this yeur ~ we did lust,
Having understood TINT other parties were
about TO take the coniroclt who have moth
Ing but n well to draw water from, we would
state that we have the only facilities for do
Ing the work, having Che use Of the Texas
and Pacific railway tank, ut foot Of Pacific
avenue, with the use Of steam engine for
give entire satisfaction. Mr., Duane VIII call
on the citizens In n few days IN reierouce to
the matter. DuANE& IENNESSEY,
49dOt
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The TnIeIIIgenl NompoAilar

Who frequently undertakes 10 edit our
manuscript made us say In our weekly,
"looal transient for "looll treasure'
and nobody "drow nearn for nobody
"knew them,p AZ the same embryo
Greeley also sci NJ hshball year for
fiscal year, quite recently, II Is safe 10
conclude that his mind was wander
ing In search of the nutrment his
stomach craved,
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Combination Corpse prcseryer.

Combination Corpse Prcscryer.
have just received one OF the above
Preservers I'm which bodies can be kept
as long as ~ desired, In any weather,
by the use of ice, and the charge for
which viii be mode reasonable. Bodics
that IL is desired to Keep are placed In
the Preserver, and remain there until
ready for burial, and are then taken
out and pIacedtin the coffin or burial
case. A. w. MORTON,
37dlw City Sexton.
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WEEKLY.

Per square Of ten ines,-sl so TO,
frst insertion, and one dollar for each
subsequent insertion. One month, 81.
tioo months, 81 three months, $40; si1
moths, SIG; t,ceire months, s25.
Notice under head Of "Gu Business,
-~tJteen cents per line each inse,1;oo
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
DAILY.

FFre dnes-FUty cents for first inser-
ION, and Twenty-Five cents for each sub
sequent daily Insertion. fhiy1v unrJ,
make fire lines. 0' ''
Fer square Of ten Hncs,-One dollar
Jor me first insertion, and ffty cents fo,.
edch Subsequent insertion. Fire H1ea
One month, s.; t,oo months, SIS.
three months, $40. ~
one square, Of ten Haes-One month
81, ttco months, Sl2; three months, sl5
Notices under head Of City Business
insertion, 10 cents per line; each
subsequent insertion ten cents per line
Jor nonpdrea tUpe, loaded. II in fM.
Jace yPe, me space occupied charged
for at The ADORE rate. ~"
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Thnmnsnn,s Theater.

The performance given at the above
theater tonight will be varied by the
distribution of presents, in the shape
of sacks OF flour, hams, ETC., among the
audience. AS by announcement in
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WALL PAPER

and window shades, The lmrg-
est, cheapest and most beAuti-
iul designs In tlIe city. We
have the exclusive sale Of The
Philadelphia Rustic shade, the
only rustic that IL gifted and
frosted also In plain COIOrs,
cheaper and better Than all
others. A large stock Of wall
paper OftIe newest patterns.
PIERCE AZ LYLE,
6O7 Main street.
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CHEAP.

4 ann offering to the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro-
ceries, provisions and produce.
at the very lowest prices, and
make u speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery to ac-
commOdate customers. Please
give us a trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MENCZER.
Grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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Those Canes---ThOse elegant
walking canes are at Frank
Inns, 5O4 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-10

The finest pocket cutlery i'm
Dallas may be found nj Frank
Inns book store, 5Ot Main
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-10

Books and Badges for Bands
Of Hope at Franklin's book
store. 5O4 Main street.
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From four to ten dollars saved by
consulting A. d. Johnson before SELL
ing or buying your railroad tickets.
Office under San Jaclnto hotel.
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For Sale.

Dallas Odd Fellows joint stock company'S
stock, paying two per cent monthly divi-
dend. AUNSPAUGH Il FARRAR,
f}d2t Brokers.
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our advertising columns, II will be
soen that only the best ialent Is en-
gagged, The orchestra at this thealer
Is an excellent one and win compare
fayorably with any In The state,
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For CrOgUets OF the latest
styles and finest finish, go tn
Frankiin's book store, 50t
Main street.
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Law Blanks OF every description fer sale
and printed to order at this once.
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CITY BUSIN ESs.


A Anenew 30 horse power engine ana boiler
and two superior sets OF burrslones, with a
complete outhl OF mill machinery AL new
aud In perfect running order, offered for sale
NJ great bargain, fora few days only, by
w. w. Lyle 4 co., No. 100 Lamar street,
iDllw
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Mabie, Todd al Co.'s gold pens
nj Franislin's book store, 50t
Main street.
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NOTICE.

The stockholders of the Dallas Bridge
Company are hereby notified 10 attend
"A called meeting, TO be held at the
Office of Messrs. CASTOR Il Thomas,
north side Of public square, city of Dal-
las, Texas, on Saturday, the 18th inst,
at2 O'clock p. NJ.
BY order Of the board.
4Gdld JAMES THOMAS, Sec'y.
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ALAItGE FRONT ROOM,

We'll furnished, AT Mrs, Nowlon's Private
Boarding House, Immediately behind the
poslofdce Capt. BryanS resIdonco), suitable
for man and wife, or four gentlemen, with
board. Apply 10 Mrs, Nowlen, on the prem
lges. lGdlw
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The Installations,

Below will be found n note from his
honor, General Cabell, in reference to
the installation of the new city officers.
The HERALD hopes that there will be
u large attendance of citizens to wit
ness the inauguration:
MAYORS orFIoE, CITY OF DALLAS, |
april Q, 1875.
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald:
BY resolution of the city council,
the newly elected city officers will be
installed tomorrow, the 10th, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, w. L. CABELL, Mayor.
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Pure soda water at
42d2w HOSKINS & HOWEII,S
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"MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO
SOOTHE THE SAVAGE
RREAST.,.

A fine stock Ofyioiins, guitars,
flutes, banj0s. accOrtieons, har-
mOnicas, and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma
pies string in the city.
PIERCE NLYLE.
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"NemrII.,

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia,
Wdly II. q. HOsklNs, Agent Tor Dallas,
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City Serin

city Scrip
Taken in trade, at S. LoEBACo,s
<ouim COZ Elm street.
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FOR SALE.

The lot on which | reside-one OF the most
beautiful and desirable in the city.
iid3t. HAY WOOD SHEPHERD.
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Puroline at Hoskins & Howells. lgdlw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-04
DR.. M. s. JONES.

YNORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
Il has located In Los Angeles. where
kR he will give his special attention to
diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. f.z..e..ss..
OFFIcE Spring st., opposite Temple Block.
feb25tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-04
Or. L, Dexter Lyford /,

3 DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON = OFFICE,
No. IL, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California ONCE hours--s to II An; to .
and to p. II. apZ-u-z
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LINES OF TRAv Ell.
Los ANGELES DIVISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

Ia. seE 4; 57tEg51 q:
80 sfze
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pRs. CHASE & LYONS,

lyURGEONS AND PRACTITIONERS OF Ho-
- meopathy. Oihce and residence, Back
man House. Night calls promptly attended;
women and children. oct9u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-04
NOTICE..

rT,HE FIRM HERETOFORE KNOWN AS
i Signoret & LIE Prince is by mutual con.
sent this day dissolved. The business Will
hereafter be conducted by r. Signoret, who
will receive all debts due the nrm ana Will
pay oil demands against the same.
, i''''u '"''''' y i''" A. LIE PRINCE.
ia7 Inn +. SIGNORET.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

NYOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Common Council of the city of Los AM
geles will receive proposals at its meeting of
February 4, 1875, for the construction of sewer
according to the following specifications:
M. KREMER,
Clerk of Com. Council. 1
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y T Il A M e n y.
IMPORTANT CHANGES.
LEAVES LOS ANGELES:

"oN STEAMER DAYs.n
Time of trains between Los Angeles and Will
rnngtnn will be varied SO as TO connect WITH
steamer.
The time of Fisher & Thatcher 81 Main
street, has been adopted by this company.
ap23-tf-lO e. f. HEWITT. Supt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-04

Clerk OF Com. Council.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR SEWER ON NEW HIGH.
The sewer on New High street, from Short
street TO the junction with the sewer In Main,
corner OF Turner street, to be l4xl4 inches IN
the clear, inside to be built of Pinch clear red
wood, the sides to be laid lengthways of the
sewer and the top and bottom to be laid cross
ways the length of the sewer, the whole TO
joints and connections to be made light, and
all joints of side pieces to be covered with strip
of 2x6 redwood.
The sewer on New High street from the hill
in front of DIR. Bush's property TO lis Junction
with the sewer on New High street ana Tur-
ner street to be l0x 10 inches in the clear inside
to be built of Pinch clear redwood, the sides
to be laid lengthways of the sewer ana the top
and bottom to be laid crossways OF the length
of the sewer, the whole TO be properly nailed
with 40 penny nails and all joints ana connec-
tious TO be made tight, and all lolnts OF side
pieces to be covered with strap OF 2x6 red wood.
The sewer to be placed not less than feet be-
low the surface of the street. kk
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-04
Dr. Joseph kurtz,
pHXSICIA m

ahove the Drug Store of G. II. Henzeman
co. will give particular attention TO EYE
and EAR DISEASES. Office hours From
to II A. M, from to p. NJ, and from 10 W
M. Residence: Buenavlsta street. augio
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-04
j. 4. MCKEE, NJ. D..

nHYSICIAN Il y u X GEON N = OFFICE,
No. Spring street, Opposite Temples
Rank REsIDENCE-- First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrlS-tf-z
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-04
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Notice.
Los Angeles Chapter No. 80, r.: A.. M.

Stated convocations on I'd
; Z; 4 !
4 AHA HMONDAY of each month at
NX MN IA r. NJ. at Masonic Hall. So
VA J3M jotirning companions in good
MM/A standing cordially invited. By
N)N order of the III. r.
w. Ii. A. KIDD,
IL Secretary. -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
rhe Kcuney Iurcaiisatlon.

CAUSE FOR TRIAL by THE CoNTERENCE pisCoV-
Erred, AND suspETstoN oKDEEED.
The committee of nine, who for almost two
weeks past have been investigating the character
of the charges which Mrs. VGMMster has pre-
ferred against Rev. L. 7. Eenuey, tiniahed their
Iabors on Thursday, at the Madison street NJ T.
church, Chester. The committee finds there IL
sufficient foundation in tho charges for an ocH!e-
siastical trial and they have agreed upon re-
port certifying tie case to the Philadelphia Com
ference Meanwhile, Mr.. ke,ney is suspended
from his ministerial relations, and some other
provision will be mtdo for tbs iiilng OF his pnl-
pit until ths meeting a sltc Conference ia Tue
spring.
IL il scarcely necessary for lis to say that such
n conclusion was not anticipated. IL was great
surprise to both Mr. kenney and his fiiends,w WHO
had confidently expected Dismissal OF the
| charges. Prior to the investigation, the state
ments told were so conflicting that the whole
| story became invested with an air OF lnprnbsDn'
ity, which, il has leaked ont the examination Of
the witnesses, who were not put on oath, did
not remove. The Committee deilberated on
their report for two days, and the impression Ii
that as they could not agree the case WAS cesti-
fed TO the higher tribunal, not OIL account OF a
conviction of guilt, but simply to relieve the
committee from its embarrassment. As we IN
dorstand it. tho Committees failure TO agree Is
not 30 much in the doubt of Mr.. Benucys guilt
or innocensc, as in its disiuclinatiop TO accept
the responsibility Of finally settling the case.
In view of this, it s quite probable that MIR. hen'
ney has himself recommended this course, vol
unfairly taking upon himself the pain of a s'ls-
]
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4 Bloody Shirt.

IT'S CONNECTION WITH A MURDER--A PROBABLE
MEANS OF PROVING A BoYs INNOCENCE.
Last May, moat shocking murder occurred
in Montgomery county, Pa, some eight or ten
miles above Norrstown, and not far from
phnnixyille, the victim being Miss Whitby
The particulars were published in the CoMNER.
CIAL at tho time. A hired boy, living in the
family, named Thomas Il. Curley was arrested
on suspicion of killing her, and has since been
in Norristown jail. lie denies the crime and
says he was out in tho field planting corn
with ono OF the neghbors all day.
When ho went to dinner at noon
there was tramper at the house wanting
meal which he got. On going back in the even
ing the boy found the dead body of Miss Whtby
by and ran back TO the iield to give the
alarm. He described the tramp and it is said
man corresponding TO the description WAS traced
from the house nearly TO West Chester. On
Monday before the murder, Mrs. Nelson
Stephens, of West Chester, gave trampor who
called at her house, q shirt and on Wednesday
of last week, this shirt was found in JOS. q.
Sharpless's orchard, East Goshen. The shirt
sleeves were all over blood stains and the shirt
was torn. After leaving this shirt, tho tramp
came to tho house and asked Mrs. Sharpless for
a shirt. The description of this man is said TO
be identical with that given by the boy in re-
gard to the murderer, and Mrs Sharploss has
been subpmned rs witness in the case. The
boys counsel is sanguine that the prisoners in
noCcnce will be proved.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

REPLY TO THE GARD OF THE HUSBAND ny THF
WIPES BROTHER.

REPLY TO THE GARD OF THE HUSBAND ny rIfE
WIPES BROTHER.
In tie Heading newspapers, Fred Eden.
brother of Mrs. ljissinger, who drowned herself
and three children, publishes a card in answer to
that of the husband, Il resume of whi,h was Civ.
en- in Wednesdays COMMERCIAL. Eden insists
that Bissinger neglected his wife and followed
another woman, and seems to have tho facts In
back the charge,
The card asserts that Bissingcr got lila hnsi-
ness from his mother in law, and then forbid her
to visit his wife THAT tho chdrCu had to steal
away to visit their grandmother, ard to Keep the
father in ignorance of their whereabouts that
'as carly US iS70hG gave her the blessed privilege
of accepting separate apartments from him, and
| forcibly gave her to understand that that was
| hs desre," &c, NC.
| Eden rays lo has letter dated in April, 1870
| in which Blssnger says lie las become differ
! cnt man, that ho had returned to the woman who
! had come between him and his wifo all
! her gifts and presents, and had received his
! FROM her. He also insists tho charge that
BiasinGer attempted to raise money enough to
! huy his wife to leave him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
The Delaware ssibic Society.

THE kSSuAL MLETrsa THuEsDhY-JLrcT1oS or
erFIcERs.
Tho sixty third annual neatins of tho Dela-
....- ILL s-..iaty vas Eets T1ussdes ba tafses
NJ. e. Church, with t!la Isov. Juserr nrsEssr'
occupying the chair aS1temporaiy President IT
having been made vacant by Che death of Hon.
Willard Hall. The meeting was opened with
religious exercises by ftev. Mr.. Sheldon. Rev
Geo. A. Latimer WAS then elected Secretary, pro
tenn.
The usual report of the managers sltOwod that
but little had boon accomplished during the past
year, and that they had failed to inaugurate
cooperative plan of action between tue different
societies. A more thorough work was demand-
ed in New Castle county. si30i.36 had been re-
cciyed from churches, and 1A2 Bibles and Sc
Ieh.aments had been sold by the Blbio DEPOSIT
tory. The resolutions Of respect to the mems-
~ of Hon. Willard Hall ware adopted and Oh
dercl to be spread upon tile minutes.
The annual report and proceedings Of tho so
clety were ordered to be published.
| A communication from Rev. J. l.. Falianding-
ham inviting the society to hold Its next annual
meeting in Newark was regerrad 10 tGe mana
| gars.
EvESISG MREIINm
| In the evening very small audience wns pres
ent and the exercises weru Opeaca by singing
and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Duyall.
Tie society proceeding to tic election OF Of
icols when tie following were etccI0d ::
President, Hon. Daniel NJ. Bales Secretary,
Rev. 4. f. plummer Treasurer. +. l. Taylor
Managers, all the ministers OF churthus III pelt-
ware and the following lay membors
Dr. L. z. Bush. Hon. q. S. layton, Potor y
Causey s. NJ. Curtis, DR.. ". L. Collins. William
$. Ililes, j. +. williamson, Daniel Il, Dnnnng,
Gregg Chandler, O. w. Rowland, Alex. Nclley,
Dr. Ii r. Porter, Geo. W Sparks, Il. A. ltOus'
ton James Morrow, john Il. lcFee, Dr. T. L.
Jump, James 7. Bird, Geo. Il. Bates, J. Taylor
| Cause Dr. William Cummins, W. d. Clark. An
thony NJ Higgins, william y. WaPles.
Aitor tho transaction Of scmc items OF uninl-
poltant business. Rev. George i. Kramer ad-
dressed tic audience with an analysis of the
different names of the Blhio aud explaining
and giving definition of the word "lHbc'-tLe
0racles-tEe Word.
Dr.. Sheldon, Superintendent OF tho Now Jer-
sey and Delaware branch of tho American Bbo
Society,g gave brief outline of the cdUinss of that
branch. He referred to tho recent vO5s on the
amendments to the Constitution Of New Jersey
in which the Amendments in favor of free edu
cation and against appropriations for sectartai
purposes were stienuOusly opposed by the Cath
olics He said the New Jorsoy yeOniamy bo
coming alarmed ut the opposition TO these tw
beneficial amendments turned ont III force an
carried them by tremendous majortios.
Rev. j. NJ. Z. OTIS Was the third speaker, an
briefly spoke OF the advantages OF the America
Biblo Society. This, hc said, was Nh iustitntio
, not ruptured by the recent civil war, for durin
i, the hottest OF the struggle Bihl0a were ailoNe
: to be sent from one section 10 the othsr Nthor
interruption.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
REIGHB0RiNC NEWS.
The Horse Disease.
T. CONTINUED PRESENCE ABOUT SMYRNA, nuT INA
hnIDEl FORM.

TT- CONTINUED PRESENCE ABOUT SMYRNA, but IN A
Mli.DRR FORM.
[From The Smyrna Times, sh.l
Flom forty to fifty horses have died in Thor
oushfaro and RaYmond's Nooks since Tuesday
Of last week, of the staggers, or cerebro spinal
meningitis, and new cases are daily reported,
but fatality is not so frequent. The cessation
Of tho rains for over q week have somewhat
checked the spread of the epidemic, however,
and this, with the enforced caution of the farm
ers, may terminate the calamity The assertion
is made in some quarters that the disease has
been caused in not a few instances by over work
and lack of proper food. Proyender IL
short and many farmers have had moth
ing much but grass to feed with. Even under
favorable circumstances this could not have com
tiuued long without some disadvantage; but
when We take the wateiy, vapid condition of the
grass into the account the fatality is not 20 re-
markable after all. OF course, Il number of
wel-fed horses have died, but the majority have
been OF the other sort, we are told. Young
horses have suffered far more than old ones, and
when the disease gets fast hold 1t is beyond all
remedies we arc told Such ia sn,,~-ienee. Rent
etiies ~ p(sNr.sefcus ioNever, soa Y geailcinsli
frrrrr'5 d5 rrrv Liza by-+v-.rrr
"1his disease generally prevails during tho
months of August, September and October. As
soon as it is known that the disease is blind
staggers, take pork brine and rub it over the
heat of the disease will soon dry it in then APP
ply il two or three times, rub it well with tho
hand. This have tried number of times and
never failed to cure From the pen Of one OF
ysur most aged subscribers, purely FOR the pub
liz g,T
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE W. IL s.--NEw CARS
AND MACHINE SHOPS FOR The EASTERN SHORE
co.
Some Of the bondholders of the Worcester &
Somerset Il. Il. are dssiroua of leasing and OK
tending the road to the seashore, and to this end
meeting was held, the other day, but nothing
definite was reached. The proposition il TO OK
tend il on from Newtown to Swansgut, and erect
pier some distance into the bay, in order to al
low the transfer of oysters direct from the boats
into the cars Of tho company, thus acquiring
better facilities than the Old Dominion Steani'
ship 90. has for New York, and virtually con-
trolling the oyster trade. The estimated cost OF
the extension is $4,000. Swansgut is nino miles
from Newtowp, opposite Chincoteague Island.
! Tho Eastern Shore H. II. has purchased three
new cars-two passenger end one mail-whieh
will be put on tho road Oct list. Each car cost
about $1,000. The company arc also erecting
large machine shop at Princess Anne, near tao
| engine hnnse.
James Shea, tho engineer on the Queen Ann',
OF the Queen Anne's Il. r., has resigned on ac-
count of i'll health and MIR. richardson, Of New
! England succeeds him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

4 YouSd MAN yAuLTEp iSTo THE AIR AND FATALLY
IHJCRED.

YOUSu MAN yAuLrED INTO THE AIR AND FATALLY
iGiJCRED.
On Friday Iast Elias, IS years of age, son OF
Rlias T Booth, near Pennington, met with Il
terrible accident which resulted i'll death in less
than twenty-four hours lie was hauling, says
the Milford Ar,es, q heavy log from the woods
swinging under two pair of wheels when the
fore wheels fell into deep rit, from which the
team cOui not eXtrtate them. To aid IN eXtri-
eating, the fOro wheels were detached from the
hind ones and the team hitchad to the felloe OF
ono of the fore wheels while the young man held
down the tongue Of the cart. Tho weight of the
log swinging on tho wheels caused the topgne to
act as lever, which possibly two or three men
might have managed, but which Elias was not
able to do, and when the team started the
tongue ilew up carrying him high in the air. He
came down striking his side heavily scross tho
log. His back did not appear to be broken bnt
he was 70 severely injured internally that lie
/ died on SATURDAY in great agony.