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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-03

2. Robert Swamp Mounted Infan-
try, Capt. j. L. Bennett.
3. Orange Light Dragons, Cap t.
N. N. Hayden.
4. St. Matthews Mounted Rifles,
Capt. T. M. Wannamuker.
5. A new Company near Easter
Inns Mill, Capt. Jacob d. Fielder.
The Sampson Light Dragons,
Capt f. w. DantzIcr, had Oil GERS
commissioned on 3Oth August, 1877
aud Dean Swamp Mounted Rifles,
Capt. W. /. Ehney, had officers
commissioned on q September, 1877,
but they have never reported to Gen.
bamberg, and the latter Cow pany
he's never been heard from.
Very Respectfully,
A.C DlDHLE,
Assist. Adgt. Gen 2ni Brig. V. S. I.
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Pottcr's Investigating Comm ittce
Is st,ll stirring up the political filth
OF 1876, hidden by the Ele ctor n |
commission aud Returning Boards,
and, in the work, the Republica II
party has been made to blush for
shame on account of their low rick.
cry and evident dishonest ira ms ac-
ton. When Senator Matthews and
lew other j lustrious lights are
made to shine on The dark spots Of
that period, adeeper blush of shame
Will be made to ma ntle the CHI eeks of
the party OF great moral IDEAS"
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State Convention.

At IL o'clock M. on Thursday
Gen. ]. D. Kennedy, Chairman of
State Democratic Executive Com
mittee called the State Convention
together, and nominated Col j. S.
Cothran as temporary chairman who
was unanimously elected.
After prayer by Rev. Wm. Martin
Messrs. D. S. Henderson and. II. c.
CASTOR was elected temporary secrc-
taries.
Ia iesI''.;ns. vas adopted ,makings.
in all elections by the Convention 5
majority Of the votes cast nccessa-'
ry to a choice and taken vioa vocc
and. recorded, when but one candidate,
by acclamation.
Gen. j. D. Kennedy was unani-
mously elected President of the
Convention.
Messrs. S. w. Maurice, b. +.
Whitncr, w. B. Wilson, G l.. Bust,
and A. p. Butler were elected Vice
Presidents from their respective Con-
grcssional Districts.
Messrs -. S. Henderson and T. B
Murray were elected pcrmancn t
Secretaries
Mr.. w G Brown, ofAndcrson, was
elected Treasurer.
The rules Of the House Of Repre-
scntatives were adopted rs the rules
for the government Of the Convcn-
ton.
A motion was adopted to rai:c a
committee on platform and rcsolu-
tions, to be composed of one from
each county delegation and to be Sc
lccied by the respective delegations.
Resolutions were offered by various
members of the different delegations
looking to the policy to be adopted
in the present campaign, all Of which
were referred to the Committee on
platform.
Resolutions were adopted looking
TO a settlement Of the troubles grow
ing out Of the illicit distil,ng Of
whiskcy in our upper counties and
invoking President Hayes to extend
amnesty to all persons Yho have
violated the laws.
Resolutions were adopted endors-
ing the course pursued in the III tc
session ofCongrcss by Senator NJ. c..
Butler'and his Democratic colleagues
of the House.
Resolution were adopted 'unnani-
mo"sIy nominating Hampton and his
entire ticket Tor reelection. This
nomination was greeted with the
widest enthusiasm and uproarious
applause by the members and visitors,
and by the booming otcannon sta
toned under the State House win
dows which proclaimed the glad
tiding to thcoutside world.
On motion n Committee ofthrcc
was appointed to escort Gov. Hamp-
ton and the recently nominated State
officers into the hall. Their appear
ance was the signal Of renewed and
prolonged applause and artillery
salvos in the midst of which our
"'"r1ncihh 1end,r," Gov. Hampton,
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came forward and addressed the
Convention. Speeches. were also
made by the other nominees, all stir
ring and calling forth volumns of
prolonged applause from the audi
cnce.
After the appointment Of the State
Executive Committee the Convention
adjourned
We clip the following from the
Nc'cS an0 t,urirr:
Especial Dispatch 10 the Newsstand Couricrl
Coz UMEA, Thursday Ni,;nt, Au-
gust 1.-The spirit and tone of The
state Convention to-day were admi
rabie IN every respect. From the
hrst moment Of the session to the
last, there WAS a marked uelern,ipa-
ton to be broad, liberal and deter.
mined in all that was done. This
VAS evident in the selection Of Gen.
Kennedy us chairman, and in an
eminent degree in the character of
the platform. Every mention of the
platform Of 1876 was hailed with
cheers, and the platform Of 1873 is
thai identical platform, omitting
merely the reference to TiIlcn an d
Hendricks. -
i c~olulions were adopted as addi-
tons TO The latter plAllorm, lookin"
to the csta blishmcnt of Il bureau of
lmmlgrat ion and agriculture, TO the
modification of the revenue laws
and to obtaining an amnesty for H.
licit dstillers. Resolutions in favor
of II constitutional! convention AMI
proposing Il change OH the basis f
representation in fut ure conventions
were laid on the table.
The feature sf,he day, however,
was then unanimous rising vote for
the nomination Of Governor III amp-s
ton and the whole Of the present
State officers. AS the vote wa, aa-.
nounced, the boom of the gus OF
the Columbia Artillery was heard
and cheers filed the air, to be re-
doubled again and again when Hamp-
ton entered the hall. All the for.
mer candidates for Congress are also
renominatcd With the sane lead.
crs, the same candidates AMI the
same platform, and with greater ex-
perience and larger power, the Demo,
Gratis will score, next November,
grandcr victory than was won two
years ago. The party is united, and
it is so united because it has been
shown to-day that it will put down
any set of men who venture tor Oh.
t'Pose the pl'lndrFres 1,lfd ru.esvfafi>e4s-s-
ton of which Hampton and lis us
soclates are the exp ,nents and exem.
p!ars.
+. w. D..
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Organizatio
+. w. D..

We have in several previous is
sues of the TIMES taken occasiol to
write upon the above subject, and it
would seem scarcely necessary to re-
vert to it again; nor wou!d we do 50
If existing facts did not point to
Il ossiblc rupture in our ranks rs a
party in this county, as well rs other
low country counties having q major
ity of colorcd votes. There are men
here, as elsewhere, who manifest
already such an inordinate anxiety
for Office rs to lead one to the con
clusion that they will dare to hazlr.l
the success OF the patty for the sake
ofpolitical position, aud will unite
with the Radical party or any win,
Of it, caring nothing for Democracy
or the party, Of which they profess to
be members. II such unworthy aspira-
tons are to control men there is i'm
mincnt danger Of a split ani perhaps
Il runous division among the Demo
Gratis of our county.
AS to the political conli.ion Of Dr.
angcbnry County anterior to the
year 1876, or the humiliation of tn @
white man and the arrogance Of the
negro, or the submission ofthe one an d
oppression of the other, or the frauds
Of the controlling party and the COR
ruption OF its members mat
tcrs have become part of the histo :
ry Of great commonwcalth-pagcs
Of shame, the like of which may be
found unhappily i'll the history Of cv,
cry nation; yet the continuation Of
that. history must record the fact,
hat whatever relief tho South, and
particularly South Carolina, has ob
tanned from this oppressive admins
tration of our ail;lirs, has been
brought about by the Hcrcuean eff,
forts OF IL compactly organized Dem
ocratic party. Every candid mind
must equally admit that tho white
people, so largely in the minority
could have done nothing to restore a
good government to the State with
out organization; and the entire
South, to say nothing about our own
state, would have to-day been suf-
fering all the humiliation and de5re.
dation n corrupt party, and dishonest
official could have brought upon her.
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not ended, that to obtain permanent
relief we must yet put forth greater
efforts and make greater sacrifices.
The battle must 60 on with no abat
ment until the Democratic party is
restored to power in every county in
the State; until local self governm en c
doctrine dear to freemen, is &C
knowlcdged and established in every
common wealth; and until the rights
Of every man unler the constitution
arc recognized everywhere in the
union. To do this we must oppose Il
force not unlisciplinel or unskiile,l
but an organized body determine to
win even at the risk Of its very cxi5.
'encc. The R&fblican party at the
North and its. Radical wing at tn,
South are musteying all their forces
with the avows,Spurpose of driving
the campaigp70f 1878 and so to IL
successful isssA The Republicans
mean TO icenfsalizc the govcrnmcnI
at Washington and to place Grant
upon the throne, which properly il.-
tcrpreted signifies, that states are to
be made, de,proviilces with power for
t e North sahq bayoncts for the
South. The Radicals at tho South
mean Lo secure another lease OF pow
CT, another. season of plumber and
spoil and gr eHtcr humiliation for
white and colored Democrats. This
cannot must not be whilst there is
spark Of plucR or a sem blancc Of
honesty in tie Democracy of the
South. Is it patriotism then to talk
about splits Or division Of our party
in the face of,such an organized foe
If the stake, so.grcat, is worth c,n-
tending for byH part, it is worth the
unremitting efforts ofev ry Dam ,cra t
m the county. Ifto crush Us AMI to
.en*lavG our children demand this
marshaling of forces and cxpcndi
turc Of money on the part Of t'o,r op.
ponents, surely to defeat this dir /:
purpose demands every sacrifice Il
free people can make of self aul sell
fish aims.
Organization must oppose organi-
zation if we wish to achieve success.
Whcrs is the wisdom in di,bau lin.
an army on the eve OF battle anl
risking tie victory to Individual or
evehN battalion movements? The
best disciplined troops become a mob
IL ndcr'such circumstances. The sane
folly will CHI Aractorizc our ef,rts if
wcenter the esent campligr out.
s i 81 jzaLisn
There is principle in Ethics thlt
nothing can be accomplished BY Il
number of persons without orgaliA,
ton, and this pvinci pie h,ll god
wherever co.oper.ttioa is necessary.
We hold that it is absolutely in
possible for us to cont,nl successful
ly with the Eadical party Il: it is or
will be organized withouta CO npact
organization Oh our pa:t; AMI that
the political salvation Of til, state
and the material pr'52 ,rity OF oul
people depend upon the success Of
the Democracy of both state anil
county. How important then is i
to keep the party unit and in the
best possible condition to win success
Every principle of patriot sm and
hope Of self-protection appeals t. our
Democratic citizens not to comm
the folly of dismcmbering the party
tor any private aim or selfish ambi
ton.
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[For the Orangebu,g Times. ]
BAMBERG, S. c.,

10 the Editor OrangeJny Times:
Please announce for the informa-
tion Of all concerned, that the follow
ing Companies in Orangeburg County
belonging to the Second Brigade of
Volunteer State Troops, have re.
ported to Brigade Head Quarters
1. Bull Swamp Light Dragons
Capt. George w Danncrly.
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For the Orangeburg Times. ]
BAMBERG, July %, 1878.

BAMDERG, July %, 1878.
Mr.. Editor:
a meeting Of the Survivors Of the
Bambcrg Guards was held here to.
day.
Members present; d., w B Rice,
J S Bambcrg, j l. Copeland, S D
Guess, DR.. L y Wright, W Il Cope
land, ohm Harvey, Wesley Sandi-
fer, George BellingaF, Bslets z z ~
.and j w. Rice. 4
Appropriate remarks were made
by DIR. W. B Rice and j 5 Bamberg,
On the object of the meeting. Ga
motion OF DR.. Rice, resolution of
thanks was rendered Mrs. j S BAN
berg for the preservation of our ii ne
honored flag. The Secretary was
instructed to send her n copy Of the
resolution.
On motion of J S Bamborg, com :
mittee on correspondence was appoin.
ted, to consist Of Dr. l. 4 w right.
George Bellinger AMI Syve, ter
Guess, to obtain all inform .tion they
can i'll reference to the old company
On motion Of DR.. l. A Wright,
the following resolution was adopted:
Rcsolcc'l, That by unanim ,us con
sent OF the survivors Of the BAN berg
Guards, the flag, SO time-honored
be donated as relic and be reta ined
as such alone by the BAmbcrg Guards
in memory of the original orga MIA :
ton.
The Secretary was instructed to
send copies Of the minutes of this
meeting to the Barnwcll Sentinel, the
Ieoplc and the Orangc5urg TINES.
On motion the meeting adjourned
subject to the call of the President.
w. b. RICE, President.
j. W. RICE Secretary.
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For the Oranueh,lrr Tiulcs

lfor the branSeburg Timcs.
Nr. EItor
On the 9th ult., small boly Of
the citizcus Of Willow Township met
at the Democratic club gounds, it
being one Of the regular days ior the
club to meet After the usual busi-
ness was transacted Mr.. VIM. Easter
lin Of the Fork, by previous invita-
ton, delivered good, common sense
address, mixed with lively anecdotes 5
to tickle the fancy. His picture Of
the "officc-scekcr," (that being his
thence was awful, to which he had
many mods of approval from among
the audience.
The cInb then adjourned to meet
every two weeks. Before the crowd
had time to dispense. Mr. J ID Eel Ter
proposed to raise IL mounted vplun-
teer company; scarcely ten minutes
had passed bc!uro Tic ooiii,auy was
'ull. officcred aud the day appointed
[ o he mustered in
When we select y nam for the
company, | will write AMI give it to-
gether with those Of. the com
missioncd officers.
Our Townsh. p is aiive!o the impor.
tance ofagain having Hampton an d
Home rule.
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The Early Called.

on IIiE u EATu OF MISS PAULINE
MYERS, OF OEANGEBURG, S. e.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1878.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Thomas Brennan, eleven years old, of No. 247 East
Hin street. died yesterday from injuries by
beng over by AN ice wagon at ll2th street aud
second avenue.
Rutgers street. where Meyer Co. have their kndling
wood yarc and cigar box factory, destroyed 81, 5oO
worth oi property
The dead body Of a male cn;i1 was picked up yes
Railroad, near Nott Haven station. IL was enclosed
IN = wooden box, aud tue poics ihinK, was thrown
IRON The window Of passing tram.
Detectives Diks and Handy, oil the Central ofIce
last evening arrested Henry Haze. 81 No. 20 rhomp-
son street. Tor stealing caIneTs hair shawl, worth
$780, from the carriage oi Mrs. Dr. A. A. White whns
In iront ofths New York Hotel Tho property Was
recovered.
Pierce II. Butler, clerk formerly In the employ Of
D. r. F.cnior, No. l5z West twelfth street, was neld
10 answer IN 81 900 UaI at tue Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, charged vitn having utte Ia ptod
pass a forged check Tor 500 on the Mechanics Ex-
change National Bank, OF TINS city.
man nicknamed 'ked Nosei Barney was arr
rested, yesterday, on leaving the City OF New York
OF the Norw icu Iiue, Charged with having stolen the
poe cKetbook OF Caroline Biume, passenger. goid
watch aud chain, valued at $3.50, iound on MS
person Tnc watch bore the iuitals J. U.
Tho workingmsn's committee who ON Thursday
called upon the Comptrolnr ana tho Mayor. asking
Tor the continuing VI pubic works III the Pave
ment Department, yesterday had a conference w.th
Msssrs Kelly and Campbell Inc reeut 10 that to-
morrow tho Com ptroiler will apart ior the OF
the Department OF PuUlle Works $4,000, aud Com
missioner CaInpve Viii put the fourteen suspended
gangs ut work on tuesday morning.
Il. NJ Becler aud John :. Toner, republican super.
visors OF election, having, as alleged, nsglsclcd
lucir duty Ia not putting the isgai qnes-
tons TO voters Offering to register, tney we're
brought before Commissioner shields yesterday
rl ~ democratic and iorty repuUiicau s1pofvisors
Dosn removed Dy supcrvisor Davenport and
thousand Illegal NATURALIZATION papers have already
been returned.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13

Gamer Regulator. Doans. Wilmington. Nc-wilam
Steamer wyanoke, Couch. City Point and Richuond :
Old dominion Steamship "a.
steamer zansibar tB), Fox. Norfolk-Arken. Tufts r
steamer knight, Chichester, Georgetown. Dc-J
stsamer Josephine Thomson. Moore, Baitimore-J
steamer Ann Eliza Warren Phlaael lphia-James Hand.
Steamer Ee Fs.nsear ,,in sr.sg rosl-pd ni a%s'
Ship Neckar tNor), Sorensen. London-Fanch, Edye x
Ship shasspsrs tGe,, Meyerdeicks Bremen Hermann,
ship St Petersburg (sor. Hansen. Antwerp o Tobias
Ship $. stephen. DeuSass San Fransisco-suttea Co
BARK Concurrent NoD, CAspersen, hamourg-benhAm
Bark Agar tAus. Iyaneich, rrissts,Puneh. Edys Co.
Bark Ide sAas, Tomeien' Ms, Nc;
Bark conse Gex. ssapsry tAu. cosulich. Constantine
Bark Mnisteo Majorano dtap. Ajslo. cous.ansinopie
Marie ,I.sD. Lsuor Corfu i0r orde sLaur0, s'o
ksrs Mendo.A. whstemors. st Pierre, Msrt-Dwight
Platt.
brig WI IL Clements (Br). wiiber. DunkiFk Francs)-
Brig August. fswe, Hudt. Oporto-- -Funch, Edge Co
Prix Harry Aubrey (BD. Delano. Barb sdos-Dwighl
brig sarah Gilmore. Griffin. Matanzas-F Smith Co.
Brig Mathd4 Buck (BD. Buck. Rockiand. NB-P New
sehr Jennie Gllkey. Ghkey Mauritus for ordsrs-E
schr John Merrill. Huss. Rio Janeiro-rhomas Nor
ten & Co.
schr Annie D Merritt. Lewis. Cape Hayiien-Isaac
Staples .
schr Nina Reed. Allen, Port Spain t1rinidad)-
Swan 4 son.
Schr Psditro tB, Stanley. Gibara via Turks Island
I j owen son.
schr Frances tB, Bradley. Halifax Ns-scammell Bros
Schr Ben Bolt lBr) Drake. st Andrews and 81 George
NB-Jed Frye 20.
schr r Witherbee. Foster. Jacksonville Campbell
Gardner.
>chr Yosemite. Chase. Darien. Ga-Csrver Barnss
schr Nellie Potter. Howard, Washington NV lin
man Co. ,r,
Schr Zulstte Kenyon. Buckingham, Baltimore--Wiam
Chalmers.
schr George A Pierce Baker. .Salem-Wlis II Ropes
Schr jude Low, Smith. Weymouth, MAss-Charles
Twing
schr p Goodwin Williams. Bridgeport Manu-
featuring o..
sloop lane Eliza, Dclton. Bridgeport-G Walters
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER w.ynosss. from oasre,.Sp ,s &C. 70. Beseo
m.Sa %H and Boston
steamer Pioneer, Oct II.
Mosof g S% ns S1a9 sas
ricans. during which the steamers decks badly
ssn. carried ovsrsoard Tue master Capt asehs
Of as hna by bsn caught IN shs doors of
house sailor lost two fingers by having caught them
snIP HAUcEsUSD (Nor) Rasmussen. from Antwerp for
Nsx York Osss rsposs put sn into sp' sl, 80
. oh M rs aa S % viii. barn col
BARx GRATITUDE tBr). McDonad. from Bull River, SC.
for wsn s.rx0 =. : ~ Gsro K:
commenced discharging.
BRIG BKAUxANIoR tBr). from Havre for New York, be-
FIRE eported overdue was so.ay wrecked on the ssn Of
ianlsd at Queens.own octy.
scHR BKLLx BARsoUa tBr. wrecked at Csmpobello was
70. is.se ,.S% salmon A'''' ''' ''Nn WIN ''
scan FLORENCE N rowrR. prinkwater. from Kockpor.
York with lime put back into Camden last week
with her nre. She has probably been scutted
scHn JANE kxsox, Nav York for Key west which
ps. a.. 10 ss .pssa ns' cargo o''
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 1.-THE schr before reported ashore
fast aground
RAL..aonn. Oct IsThs .chr Ann Maria, Capt Del.no:
Chester Rive. with sss Han whSsn on shs g Ssnns s
sent Of goo ami v.s so~sd to thi. city for repairs.
DELAWARE BREAKwArER, Oct IL. ANA stR blow has
prevailed a. nigh ~ 20 ass1 so @
PRovIDESc.. Oct ll-Capt Millikcn. OF schr Henry X
this port from Alex andra. reports that
the 10Th about O'CLOCK lost overheard on Mon
tsuk his mate Mr. BENJAMIN Jefferson. who
of putting preventer hyn h. the clest
which the flying fast gave way,
Ing him 10 fai, Into the water and drown
QuEBEc Oct ll-Brg Abstross Is ashore at Fox River
No damase
RocxLANp Oct IL The schooner last built by Messrs
SNOW psarsons Co has named the Frank Pearsons
Capt A Oliver Is 30 comms and her
SAVANNAH Oct 1o-Schr Ward Parks, which dam
aged during the eQuinocal storm while anchor off
Tybee and ordered to DC discharged and WAS
demned sold her captain for S4OO
Thc scnr Fsrretta which also damaged but not
seriously SOLD to Captain Fitzgerald. well known
pilot, tor $3.50
sroSIycroY, Oct II Tug Alert with her barges
for lett 10th and put back, having broken
shau
The New York herald., 1878-10-13

and fairly shrieked, .Irs . lie; ne was murdered"
There quite sensation In the room.
The Amazon venturet to speak, but the
little blurlod out, That's enough. Ills
should have the word horc. am Morssco's vile.
lying tine house SICK could not stir with the
rheumalism. He left me 90 10 the yard. He had
drank only lttlo beer; but no didnt come
back. He stopped in another room down STAIRS.
What happened l cannot tell, but wnen
they brought him up stars all covered WIN
blood he said, Il killed A man came up behind
the yard and knocked me down; then ne
jumped on me md kicked me; I'm sore all over
asked him who II was bat he SAID he could not tel
t happend SO suddenly. He only knew that u was
bi. man. IL Is the trutn telling you, ST. Tnat
man lvl ny there was murdered y
Further inquiry revealed that Marasco had lain 10
the house tor time before he went TO the hosp-
tai HIS brother-in-law. Saveri Saviue, IN whose
rooms The corpse lay knew nte except that Narasco
cut about tho knees, breast aad face when he
found him, aud said that no was urdersd Most Of
the nelghbor OF The sano opinion, and give no
credit 10 tue Amszon's story. HE mad quarrel
with some other Italian, aud he finished him there.
Tnat Is the verdict OF York street and Elbow lane
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
SUBURBAs NOTES.

Thieves entered Sag HarDor, l. l., 10 boat on Fri-
day pgbt stole rggipg aud sails IL om several
boats ~ ing Al abcnor tbsre.
Tue Grand Jury oi the Kings County Court OF Ses-
sous yesterday indicted Jonn NJ. wright Tor the mor
der Vi Bernard Ferron, the toatmaD, Ia harCh last
The Committee ON Pubic Schools oi the city OF
Bayonne, ". j, have reported that the rhird ward
school DuIldug IL unsafe and liable 10 De consumed
by ire at any time.
Mira Elizabeth Brennan, OF NO. 244 Second street,
Jersey City, terribly beaten with club la tho
hands OF Jonu Donovan on FRIDAY nIght. she was
taken to the hospital aud Donovan committed.
Thomas Husson. iarmef residing at 4 ist Jamaica,
L. l., entered ms pig pen on FrIosy evening was
knocked by a vicious row. HIS ict leg Was bsuly
aeerated and large pIsco OF nssb bittoa OF the
limb
GiIper, stoney died Yesterday at his residence In
Butter avenue, East New YORK, IRON the ELECTS vi
injuries which he Received on FRIDAY last Wy falling
from the platform oi q car on tho Broaaway Rapia
1ranslt line.