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The daily gazette., 1876-06-24
KTURNED. DOWN PAGE.

There's a turned-down page. as some writer
says,
In eve. y human life
A hidden story Of happier days
OF peace amid the strife.
A folded leaf that the world knows not
A love dreem rudely crushed;
The eight OF a foe that Is not forgot.
AthO the voice be hushed.
The far distant sounds of a harp'5 90.
strings,
An echo on the Dir,
The hidden page may be full Of such things
OF things that once were fair,
There is q hidden page in each life. and name
A story might unfold,
But the END was sad OF dream divine
1t better rests untold.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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SALES AT AUCTION.


MORTGAGE sALE-IsIDoREs J. sWARZKoPF
Carpets Bedsteads Crockery Stoves Mirrors Clocks, on
private family. HAHN Attorney for Nortgagee.
MARsHAL's sALE.-THOs. J. MoGRATH, AUCTION
wi sells this day. 1O1s o'clock, at No l3 Cham
oers st. the Contents Of Barber shop, &c By order T.
Feeny City Marshal
DAwNBRoKBRs sALE.-THos J. McGRATH. AUci
Il tioneer. l5S Chatham Mulberry, will sell
Shaws Remnants. Quilts Beds. Bedding. Boots, shoes
&c also Coats Pants and Vests BY order Lang, O.
and L. Cohen. Canal st.
DlCHARD WALTERS SONS, AUCTIONEERS-GRo
III ceries Marshas sale-W sell this day "wednesday
at o O'Clock saesroom 81 East broadway. the Stock
and Fixtures Of Grocery Storevi Teas Conees Spices
Soap Starch Pickles Canned Goods Pals Crackers Glass
Cases Counters, lcebox, Shelving, &c L. LEUBUsCHER,
Marshal
CHERRIES SALE OF MILLINERY AND FANCY
- Goods, showcases. &cs. HERMAN. Sherifs Auction
sells this day Wednesday,, January - at II o'clock,
No 3 Bowery large and general assortment Of fine Mili
Goods consisting Of fine Bonnets Hoods Ribbons,
Laees Flowers, Feathers Ru ching Ruiing. Vaing Vel
fine Showcases, &c. Sale positive. Dealers invited -
WILLIAM c. CONNER, Sheriff.
TnoNAs DUNLAP. Jr., Deputy.
CHER1FF's SALE OF GROCERIES. FIXTURES.
- Horse Wagon, &c. S. HERMAN Sherf1s Auctioneer.
sells this day Wednesday, January H. 10 o'clock, at
northeast 57th st. and I'd the Stock and Fixtures
Of first class Grocery store consisting Of Teas Cohees,
Sugars Spices canned Fruits OILS. Sardnes Rice, Barley
Ice Box; also Horse, Wagon and Harness Sale positive
Dealers invited. WILLIAM o. CONNER, Sheriff.
y H. GALuGAN Deputy.
rrHoMAs GAFFNEY & SMITH, AUCTIoNEERS. II
Centre sell this day, IL O'Clock. the Stock, Lease
and Fixtures OF the old established hotel and
town Railroad depot Greenpont Sale positive, in one or
more lots.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A GENTLEMAN, or q. WOULD LIKE TO MEET A
F1ssioN, Herald ohes s-'" ''' y "'''A A'''s'' 00~'
DISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND
IL Surgical Cases a specially. HENRY A. DANIELS.
NJ D., i44 Lexington av near 2eth st. Office hours from
HAVANA LOrTERY.-NRXr DRAWING. JANUARY
III y, 1870 Highest prize 100000; whole amount Of
prizes $4,000 For particulars address B. MARTINEZ a..
once.
U CHRONIC cATARRH, DEAFNESS, NEURALGIA
sS9TO1sRy and cured BY Dr. ksek
ALSO PILES OR HEMoRRHolDs
cured in every case and no payment desired until complete
DR. HoYT, 2l West oath St, New York
u CHRONIC CATARRH, DEAFNEss-IMPROvED
~ method instantaneous relief Permanent cures,
DR. sToDDARD, No. West l4th st.
N KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
IN. grand distribution,
asINNoNs, DICKINSON co. Managers
$4,000 cash gifts. -
All prizes paid in full. without deduction.
Royal Havana Of Cuba Cuba draws January 2s-
$50 Broadway, or box o,272 Post Office.
NEW YORK. JANUARY 10, 1s76.-THE EXECUTIVE
Mount Sinai Hospital hereby tenders its heartfelt thanks
those Of our fellow who have noby aided US by
In the great number of donors It is hardly possible to sin
by the same humane impulses
The satisfaction OF having given soace and comfort to the
suffering will surely be their desired reward
E. b. HART Chairman Executive Committee
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.-A MEDICAL ESSAY,
Museum Of anatomy New York, the and Of
Premature Decline showing indsputaby how lost health
may be regained aordng synopsis Of the impedi
ments 70 marriage and the of and phys
cal debility being the result OF 20 years experience Price
residence 81 East 10Th St, New York
" MONDAY EVENING, January II, 1876.
Boxes may be had by applying 70 NJ CODY 2s3 Broad
Supper viii be furnished by A J. Dam Son. a, Union
Square Hotel.
RRAMNG 70 STATE LOT
80 g. A. So 81, 60 So T T. rs 81 - ,1a q 4e e7
a. O. 81 2s, 8, SIS, 81 !, a. Il, 4s. g..
% 10 So oArss s. esass % IL Eo e ~ A. 3 3
HENRY CLASS no. I6-JANuARY IL, 1876.
~ SO, IS, s., q, e7: 81, q. 81, a. !, 20
200 broadway or box 1,55e Post Office.
n SIMMONS, DICKINSON 4 CO.'S GRAND
~. monthly distribution the Havana plan to be drawn
airy Full information by applying addressing j.
CLUTE, 200 Broadway. or box 4,9es Post Office.
DoYAL SAXON LOTTERY
III Brunswick and Hamburg Lotteries
N'SA' WAchsM%N SlSsns aI.sf.TE Z CO., Bankers.
Post office box 3.3l6 70 and II Nassau ST.
RoYyAL HAyyANA LoTTERY.sNExT DRAINING
cashed, information furnished. Highest rates paid for
Spanish bills, governments, &c TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
SO00 000 WYOMING LOTTERY DRAWS JAN
cts 81; six So Circulars mailed hee. ALLEN CO.,
$540000 p.4y A vsSs DsAws M
free JOSEPH BATES, 2o2 Broadway, room s. box 22si.
ST. 100000 RSSAL sSa, nay4SA yanas9T LSTTERY
Circulars with full particulars sent free.
p. c. DEvLIN CO., Stationers General Agents.
30 Liberty ST., New York
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIps


N From piers Nos. q and q North River.
GREECE CE................. Wednesday Jan. ~ P. ".
rhAN FOR QUEENSTOWN 4SP rIyRFr56Li iiP % i A. NJ
TIE $50 s and M eulrsHey 2
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid
at the company ONCE % ''i'j W. HURST, Manager
CuNARD LINE-B xYy3cE AMD y A. r. NJ s. p. co.
with view to diminishing the chances Of collision, the
steamers Of this line take specific course Tor all seasons Of
on the outward passage from Queenstown New York
Boston crossing the meridian OF 50 at 43 latitude or moth
the homewad crossing the meridian of so at
FROM sew Y5EK YaIIsvIs F9S IsTGwI LIVERPOOL AND
We'd Jan y 4PyssINIA WsS Wed Feb FEB Is 5s
We'd ed Jam Jam 2S 5 RUSSIA Wed March
sS FsS MsSS SsSD IS
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passengers
continuation Return tickets on % favorable terms
seerage tickets 10 and from all parts Of Europe az very
low '"''' ''s'SD' cHSRIEs FRiSckIYS Agent
DAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP ALGERIA EMBARK
rS M %sdnsdy Sss nus Tsna s c.
FRANCKLYN No. Bowling Green New YORK.
NhAtr TO Sflasf BRIsT6L S1EAl 1ESGLANb, b5hfRsEcr.
N Sailing from pier ls East River. as follows
AnnASSVN symSns Wednesday January 2s
Cabin passage nts5%sdia:c s45 stoerags $50
Apply to W D. MORGAN, Agent, 10 South street.
ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS
MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND HAYRE, VIA PLYMOUTH.
The splendid vessels this favore for the Cont
being southery than any other) will sail
pier No. 80 North River, follows;
LABRADOR sanglier. Saturday. Jan %
PHicE OF PASSAGE III GOLD ncSdSs aa Sne 30 y
First Cabin SllO $l20 according accommodation;
Second, $72, Third Cabin, $40.
Return tickets at reduced rates.
Steerage $26 with superior modation including all
necessaries, without extra charge.
Steamers marked thus carry eerage passengers
LOUIS DE BEBIAN Agent, So Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Companys pier, foot of I'd st., Hoboken.
HERMANN Jan. Is AMERICA ......... Jan 20
HOHENSTAUFFEN.Jan. - ODER. .................Fob
Rates of passage from New York Southampton Havre
Bremen
First Cabin $780, gold: Second Cabin $50 gold Seerage
$50 currency.
Return tickets at reduced rates
Prepaid steerage certificates S32 currency.
For freight passage apply to
OELRICHS CO, No Bowling Green
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coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
L,oR NASSAU. N IRREGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP
Via Savannah. Ca jan is, Jan. IS and Feb Apply 10
MURRAY, FERRIS CO, Agents, 62 south street
- TNITED FEDS STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing regularly every month Watson's Wharf Brook
for PARA PERSAMBuco. BAfiiA and RIO JAxEIRo.
e1qS AZ 81 So Johns ,a5 Porto kso
JOHN BRAMALL- $500 tons February.
These steamers are perfectly with all the latest
provement having first class passenger accommodations
'' "''S"' '"f J. s rtcSER CO. AGENT. 54 Pine st.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL THE CROMWELL LINE.
NEW ORLEANS. Captain Dearborn;
-, from pier No North River.
points the Mississippi RIVER e'' y
Apply o CLARK / sEATHN s6 West st.
MoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
M for New Orleans and Texas
freight there Morgan Lousana and Texas RaiIroad for
Brashear thence per steamer Of Morgans l:ne 10 Texas
The ssss s.,S,dsS SET YoRS viii .s % North
Through bills OF adng signed to Mobile Galveston. and
70 all points on tue Gaveson Harrisburg Antonio
% and Pae and aa Great North
70 lndanola and san Ansono and all points the Gulf
pus Christi RoekpSTt s. M&a.y,s Mar and and Fulton,
for SD g. M se, Se F99 a. sns4 9neS SSl at SSpO
BraHos santiago at the and risk Of consisnee
terror must have consignee at Bragos Santiago.
Insurance be effected under open policy Of G. A Whit
ney Co, New Orleans From New York 70 New Orleans,
q cent from New York TO all Texas ports via New Or
leans. Il per cent
tion apply to -,,r,-,v, 10 -.
Pier SO North River
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
IN These first class steamships will sail a T. NJ from
pier 10 North River foot of Cedar street. for Havana direct
Is follows
CRESCENT CITY Thursday, Jan l3
Fr ferbt and massage having unsrrpassed accommoda
"V"' "pP''WM p. clyde 4 CO., No. Bowling Green
McKeller, Lulng Co., Agents In Havana
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMPANi.
" sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs.
days and NJ connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont AIR
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and with the
panys steam lines to interior points in North Carolina and
Virginia kewbern and Washington, n. G. via Norfolk,
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes. Dell Monday and Thursday at p NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through tickets and bills of adng 20 all points at
lowest Insurance Norfolk &c u per Freight
received daily pier 81 North River General Offices 1877
Greenwich street n. L. McCREADY President
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POST OFFICE NOTICE
nosT oFFIcE NOTICE.

The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday jam.
ay l5 1875. will close this Office Wednesday al 80
A. NJ for Europe steamer Algeria via Quecntown on
Thursday a n - A. NJ for Europe per steamer sueva
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg: on Saturday AT s
NJ for England Wales Ireland and France per steamer
Adatic via Queenstown and at A. NJ for Scotland direct
per steamer Anchoria via Glasgow. and N for
Europe, per steamer Hermann Southampton and Bre-
Malls for China Japan 4c will leave San Francisco Feb
ruary L. 1879.
Mails for Australia. New Zealand &c, will leave San
Francisco, February =, 1875
T. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
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PROPOSALS..

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
IN road, Engineers Office.
sealed proposals will be received at this Office
o'clock Tuesday. the 18th inst for furnishing the
terals for and constructing the foundations for ele
vator North River. near Goth st., In this city
Plans and specifications may be application
this Office. CHARLES HILTON,
Engineer. room 10. Grand Central depot.
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DOR NASSAU. n. IRREGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP
il lne-1he next three departures will be from New York
via Savannah. Ca Jan. Is Jan 25 and Feb Apply 10
MURRAY, FERRIS A CO., Agents, 90 South street
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GENTLEMAN. OF ~ WOULD LIKE TO MEET
n person who will teach him to waltz Address CON-
PASSION Herald Ohice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-05
EVENING STAR.
FRiDAY..................Nsy ), Isss.
EORTy-FOURTB CONGRESS.
Closing Proceedings Tesfepdav,

SENATE.-kfier our report closed
Mr.. Lord, on behalf OF the tnlpeacl n1ent
managers, replied 70 Mr.. Montgomery Blair's
srsument on the question OF juristict on .
after which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.-Afier our report cloSad-
a Oil was passed approDriating - O10 10
detTay The expenses OF the committee 40
pointed TO investigate the federal Offices in
Mr.: Blaine introduced a resolution direct
Ing the Committee on Ways aud Meas To
consider some measure for The relief OF the
country from the threatened scarcity of
fractional currency; and in the course OF the
discussion In regard 10 its references an
amusing colloQuy occurred between him aud
Mr.. Kelley, which seemed TO be much en-
Joyed by members on both sides.
A resolution accepting an invitation 20 at
tend the opening OF the Centennial exhibi-
ton was passed.
A message was laid before the House from
The President declining To furnish the In
formation as 10 bis various absences nom
Washington asked by the resolution OF Mr.
BLACKBURN, adopted some time since, ani il
was referred TO the Judiciary Committee and
ordered 10 be printed.
n resolution was adopted directing the
Louisiana committee To inquire into tha
rec' mt murder OF NJ. X. Twitchell aud David
hlrg. on Red river, Louisiana; and the
House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-05

y GRFAT CURIOSITY PROM MEXICO o. he
OF toe curiositieS To be exhibited ~ Phila
oelphia Is an aeTOiite weighing nearly ton.
which has been sent from Chihuahua. Mex
leo. by Mr.. Muller, a wealthy banker OF
mat city. IL was found by Mr. Muller I'm
100, In the process OF excavations ne had
caused 10 be made into the old Aztec ruiuS
M search OF specimens OF Aztec earthenware
Ihe aerolite had undoubtedly been regarded
as an object OF worship. There are IN Mexico.
according 10 correspondent OF the PniIa.
delphia Press, VINO gives these facts several
other remarkable aerOlitcS, perhaps "a many
"a I'VE, within 4 range OF sixty or seventy
miles, but the largest, and perhaps the
largest known In the world, is In the state OF
Chihuahua. in the deSeIi rear 10 Parria OF
immense size and weight, not less. 4 is sun
posed, than fifty tons. Mr.. Muller had a
license from the Mexican government 20
take either OF these from the country 10 the
Centennial If the large one could have been
removed, the public spirit OF Mr.. Muller aud
MS desire 10 add To the Interest of the Cen
tennial, would have Induced him 10 send N
on Cincinnati GOzOffs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-05

~ syracuse exchange says: at SAID
mat men are going about the country IA king
pictures OF children in public schools al
twenty-five cents apiece, oStensibly for exbi-
blllon al the centennial. Paw no Attention IN
snch travelling artists they are humbugsW
~ They were sitting together, ne ana She.
and he was arfuously thinking what 10 saw
FINALLY he burst out with, elm This Land ~
noble achievements and und wing glory uhv
u III lhal women do not come more 70 the
ioopG Why IL 10 that they DO not climb tire
ladder OF fame2" 81 suppose = said sine nnf-
ing her nnger In her mouth, cts All on ac-
count OF their pull-backs. Louis CSloSc-
Democrat.
A startling rumor comes from Paris
that long gloves reaching nearly 20 he elbow
and requiring twenty buttons will be essep-
Ilsl 10 the peace OF mind of every we'll
dressed lady this year, Also that without
court -plasteI patches no true toilet viii be
complete. Twenty buttons aud patcbesi
Ana this Is called an era OF reform? We real
~ nope the Cincinnati convention will take
decided action on this subject BOs,oa n an
ScTIpf.
EF-"When will Americans learn 10 econo-
mlze material?" writes a looker-on In ParIs
The yearly sum OF I'VE thousand francs Ts
PAID Dy one man here for the privilege of
laying clean, fresh straw over the 1oar of a
Dutter market, which, when removed Yields
back the butter which Is fingered and chewed
and TASTED and rejected through the day
lie straw Is thrown into hot water and f6e
butter rising 10 the top is purified and sold 10
pastry cooks. As IL is reasonable 10 Snnn,se
that the poorest butter is not swallowed bv
OF pie crust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-05
THE CUMBERLAND COAL rs.pF rxor.

BIEs--The dead lock between the coai com
psnies and the Cumberland aud Piedmont
railroad, on the question OF freight charges
stu remains. The New Central comparV
however, proposed 10 resume shipments yess-
ttrtay' they having large contracts 10 mn.
made before the present tnOubl began AMI
founded on the new rate OF two cents per ton
ireight These contracts they are comPel led
10 MI under pain OF forfeit. and hence their
attempted resumption OF work yesterday
Lne OonsoldstiOn company, which controls
Inc railroad, however, has refused 20 SUNNY
The New Central with cars unless the Isffer
company viii agree 20 pay the old rates M
- ssio by some parties that this movement
OF The New Central company was made Al
the suggestion OF the attorney general IN
have the Consolidation company do exactlv
what 10 has done-namely. refuse cars at the
rate fixed by law. All OF the other c0mpa,-
pies have contracts 10 q greater or less
amount TO filI, and are anxiously awaiting
The result o. the action OF the state authori-
ties. IL is probable, however, that they win
nave 10 90 20 work, 10 a limited extent st
east, IN short time. In order 90 al their
conusctS. As no legal solution of the aim
SSHity can he had before next October, the
damage 10 the coal trade and those engaged
IN ~ or dependent on 20 for their suf,f,ort
Gdcettc, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-05
YOU'VE hIDDLETSS ON r.,.,. .,,,,o,....

TRUsTEE's SALE OF A DESIRABLE COgH-
TRY PLACE Of 2I2 ACRES, With FINE
lMrkDNkMEkTs, WITHIN FIVE MILES
CT TIE CAPITOL.
as7 Under and by virtue Of q deed Of trust to me
- dated August 18th, a. ID l5z<, and duly record
Liber q b No. g. folio Ss7, ct SEQ, enc Of the
laid records for Prince George county. State on
Maryland, AID by direction OF the party secured
tteIebv viii sell, at u o'clock m ,on h URS-
DAY. the lin day OF May, A. ID. 1876, On the
p-suises, all that certain piece psrcel5f land
riIuate and lNtDg in the county OF Prt0ce George,
State OF MsIylspd, kno On aud described as follows
b finn ing for the ssrss at point on the new cut
dsth Mt SIS feet terly III the Intersection
OF said Toed vi the District lne, and opposite a
bite ak tree standing Jour feet within the line
Of fence on eait rosd; thence north ~ degrees Is
misutes east $50 feet along said road thence north
u degrees - minutes west s8 feet: thence south
dear es ~ minutes west 545x feet thence south
,si0 feet 70 tn place of begin ming, as
mo,e or Sc; the ssi5 pi &C Of land being psrt
Of trsct known as '.Cbilien C.stIe Manor" and
tie same laad convey ed ts Richard b. Mohua BY
Vim johnson In 1856
Terms Il sale: $500 IN cash, OF which a den 1sit
Of 2o will be QuirSd at the time of sxe and the
ealsrce In six. tselve and eighteen Dths secured
by deed Of irnst upon the property sold aud the
notes Of The purchaser: bsarinE Interest. All con.
veg anc'Ie At the purchasers coet IL the terms OF
sale are not implied VITA 10 fif!eea DAYS tbs
~ serves the right to reeeii the property at the
rish and cost & the as,suIfips purchaser.
ArnREW 9. bAApLEY. Trustee.
p.aS YOUNG 4 hlDpLETQN, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-05

EDITOR OR EDITREss.-It vauia ,,ak.
horace Oreeley turn over I'm his grave m l,e
could near the lows papers calling Mis-
- ett, oi lhe heoknk Consultation, an edi-
tre>s. We presume these same papers lool
upon her a. brilliant Young iournalisteSs
aEd understand that she will be her Own rus,
lue. msnageressl and We hope that she
viii succeed EQUALLY well as an eIft-sss
az publshereSs, az a moulderess OF pub-
Tic opinion. and predict that she Will be a
let fereSS In local literary circles a position
which her attachments as a scholareSs and
sHiiitN as wriicrcSS entitle her 20 take
EU5IEgf0u UUBrE Gnrg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-05

AN EXCITING EXPERIENCE.-Miu river
above The upper dam, AT Leeds, in Pam D.
SHIRE county, Mass, was the theater of an
exciting scene on Monday after noon last, in
wnlch Joseph Shearn, superintendent OF the
SILK mill, was star actor. He was Ia a boat
teaching his eight-year old boy To row, when
he discovered that his little girl OF three
years, who had been sitting I'm the stern, had
disappeared. He at once dived into the
water, and snatching the child swan 10 the
shore, although encumbered by an overcoat
and rubber boots. Arriving az the bank he
was compelled at once TO drop the girl, and
throw on extra clothing and swim after the
boat, which was drifting toward the dam.
seeing that he was not gaining on A. he
called TO two men coming down tue railroad
track TO save the boy. This they were able
10 do by the boats drifting within reach OF
the shore. By this time the father, who was
in the middle OF the river, was taken with
cramp, and would doubtless have persisted
but for the timely discovery of an upright
stake. 10 which he chung until rescued by the
men who had secured the boat aud boy.