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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-09-20

Amt licenses not col. S 422 so
This committee also settled with
Fx-Treasurer NJ. G. Broussard,
ESQ he produced vouchers and
receipts from Isaac Wise, Esq,
Treasurer, for m'nies paid Wise
for the full account Of this COM
mitree against him.
We have carefully examined
the duplicate tax receipts on the
stump-book of NJ. G. Bronssari,
tax collector and 6nd that he has
collected from the tenth Of March
1879. to the first day Of July 1879,
as follows:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-09-20
Notice.

DR.. R. Sagrera is my authorized
agent to act in my stead in the
canacities Of Parish Treasurer and
Treasurer of the School funds eor
Vermiiion Parish.
ISAAC WISE,
Abbeville, June I'd 1879.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-09-20
NO. Is.

WtNI IN A LIMITED Num-
w lAA. J. LIZ bsr Of active, ener-
getic canvassers to engage in pleasant
nd profitable business. Good men will
find this rare chance
TO MAKE MONEY.
Such viii please answer this adsertise-
men by letter. enclosing stamp Cor reply,
stating what business they have teen en-
gagged in. None but those who mean
business need apply.
Address,
FINLEY, HARVEY & Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-09-20

Amt col. to lst July 5 2349 II
From the delinquent rolls of
1923 and 4 he has not made
any collections. although there re-
mains on the rolls Of 1923 4
and S a balance exceeding six
thousand dollars, great portion
of which is due by large and res
ponsible property holders. We
most respectfully suggest that the
Police Jury shall take prompt
means to have the assets of the
parish collected so as to meet the
claims continually accrning.
Accompanying this report is a
statement rendered this commit
tee Of the fines imposed on sundrv
individuals by the District Court
at its last special term, by Lastle
Broussard, clerk.
Hon. Police Jury will please
find list attached of the names of
persons who have not paid licenses
for the years 1851 & IS.
SOLOMON WISE,
A. VANsLYKE.
A. G.. MAXWELL.
Sect'y Of Committee.
Read, adopted and filed July
7th 1879.
A. LAcoUR clerk P. j.
Mr.. Wise, chairman of the com
mittee appointed to superintend
the repairs to be made to the
Abheyille bridge and other mat
ters connected Herewith. submit
ted the following report which
was read. adopted and ordered to
be spread upon the minutes and
published, viz
To the President and Members of
the Police Jury Of the Parish of
Vermilion /:
The undersigned committee ap-
pointed by your Hon. body to su
perintend the purchase Of mate
rials, and making repairs on
the draw bridge at Ahbeville.
would respectfully report as fol
lows: That an inspection Of the
bridge showed that the entire pier
| together with the draw had set
tied materially and in some places
more than others, thus throwing
the draw cut Of level and causing
it to strike on the connecting ends
that the pier would in all pro-
liability continue 10 settle and no
permanent structure could be
placed thereon. That the bridge
would be continually getting out
Of order unless the pier was made
more solid. This was not only a
necessary but an expensive and
troublesome work. an1constituted
| the expense and difficulty in ma
king the repairs. Twenty new
piles were driven in the founda-
tion making a row Of new piles
between each row Of old ones
These piles had to be spliced, be.
ing from 35 to 40 feet long and
we're driven about 80 feet in the
mud aud water and it is hoped
and believed by your committee,
that the foundation will not mate.
rally settle again and that the
draw will remain in good working
order until further repairs shall be
needed on girders. This piling
was heavy and expensive to haul,
besides the roads were then bad
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-09-20
POLICE JURY.

Monday, July, 7th 1879.
The Police Jury met this day at
tbe Court House, in regular
session.
Upon the roll being called, the
iol!owing members answered to
their names.
ls. district-Seyerien Primeaux,
9nd do-Josenb Trahan,
Sd do--Alonzo Vanslyke,
Ath do IreviIle Broussard,
5rh do-Howard Hofpauir,
sth do-Demcsthene N.onez,
7th do--Louis Thibeaux,
The minutes Of the previous
meeting, after being read, were
adopted.
Mr.. Wise. on behalf Of the
Finance Committee, presented
the following report which, after
being read, was adopted and Or
dered to spread upon the minutes
md published viz :.
10 the Hon. President and NJ en-
bers Of the Police of the Parish
Of Vermilion
Your Finance Committee res
pecfully submit the following re-
port:
S. Nunez, Esq, Ex-Tax Col
lector has made a full settlement
With this committee of taxes and
licenses collected by him during
the year 1873. He produced re-
1 ceipts from Ex-Treasurer, Minos
y ': Broussard, ESQ.,, and Isaac
Wise in fr!! liquidation of the ac-
count Of this committe against him.
The list Of licenses accompany
] ing this report he has failed to col
lect. Said licenses were tende, ed
nls committee by said j. s. NJ.
aez We did not feel ourselves
justified in receiving same and they
ie IN his hands.
Last Of licenses in the hands of
IS. Nuncz, uncollecied, viz:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-09-20

body, a ful! and complete report
OF all their proceedings had such
report to contain the names Of all
parties ordered out for road duty,
the mum er of days required of
them, together with the kind of
tools required to be brought by
such parties and in case Of carls
and teams. the number Of days
worked by said teams, and the
number of days allowed therefor.
Said report to also show, the names
of parties and number of days
worked, together with amount of
monies collected, and from whom
collected, and the disposition
made thereof.
Be it further resolved, that all
Road Overseers hereafter appoint
ed. as well as those whose terms
have just expired, shall be and are
hereby required to furnish said re-
ports to the Police Jury at its
first session after having caused
work to be done on the roads.
Resolved that copy of the
above resolution shall be served
on each Of the outgoing and in
coming Road Overseers Of this
parish.
Art. II Resolved that the Par
ish Treasurer be and he is hereby
authorized to pay Solomon Wise
out Of the : mill fund assessed and
levied to pay the expenses Of re
pairing the Abbeville Bridge, a.
fast as collected and paid in the
treasury and until the balance of
his claim against the parish shall
he fully reimbursed to him.
Art. IL Resolved that the Con-
stable Of this body be and he is
hereby authorized to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest
bidder, for cash, after fifteen days
advertisement in the official jour.
nal, the fence now around the
courthouse the proceeds of said
ale he shall pay over to the par
Ish Treasurer, taking his receil
therefor, and make due report OF
his doings at the next meeting Of
this body.
Art. I3 Resolved that Presi-
lent of this body appoint a COM
mittee Of three persons whose duty
t shall be to correspond with par
les in and out of the State on the
-uhject of having good jail built;
that said committee report at the
next meering of this body.
The President appointed on
said committee Messrs. Ambrose
La our, Alonzo VapsIyke and W.
w. Edwards.
The Jury took recess until 2
o'clock p. m, at the appointed
hour the Jury re-assembled-al al
he members present.
The following claims against
he parish were then allowed to
ne paid out of their respective
funds, to wit
Crir,'I p,oc fnnd 1870
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-09-20

ululculty In Retllng any one W
haul the timber and lumber for the
work. Your committee had con-
tracted on favorable terms with
Mr.. Thos. L. Ransom to get out
the piles and lumber at his saw
mill at Grosse-Isle, and he was
ready to deliver most of it early,
thereafter. but no one could he
found in the condition the roads
then were to haul it, and even as
high as $40 per thousand was ask
ed for hauling after the roads got
in good condition. The commit
tee was unwilling to pay such
prices as it would not allow them
to complete the work within the
limit of expense fixed by your
body, at the same time the public
and the business men of Abbeville
were setting up a howl because
the committee were making no
progress with the work. Under
these circumstances, one Of your
committee offered to haul the piles
and lumber from Crosse Isle at 81
per tho usanu which the committee
paid. Other lumber had to be
purchased in New Iberia which
cost laid down in Abbeville $50
per thousand being best kind OF
cypress. Your committee con-
tracted with Mr.. Thomas L. Ran
som to do the work for three hun-
dred and twenty five dollars, the
committee furnishing all materials
and the blacksmiths work. Some
additional work such as splicing
The piles, &c., amounting to $65
was paid for. Your committee
found many Of the timbers in the
bridge considerably decayed and
needing new timber, but did not
feel authorized to go to any more
expense in the repairs entrusted
to it. 1t is hoped that the bridge
will be safe and continue to work
well for Is months or two years,
hy which time it will probably
need extensive repairs, again, on
account of decay of its timbers
Many planks in the girders are
uhsound and by that time will re
quire taking out and putting in
new ones and the timbers in the
frame on which the girders rests
are decaying quite fast.
Annexed will be found a detail.
ed acct of expense incurred which
was paid for by drafts drawn of
Mr.. Solomon Wise under his
agreement with the Police Jury.
The cost of iron and blacksmiths
work done is $74 40. A small
amount of blocks and timber is
left on hand which might be sold
for the account of the parish.
The total expense Of said re-
pairs after deducting the amount
of timber taken back by Mr.. Wise
at cost is eight hundred and sixty
four dollars and seventeen cents.
All of which is respectfully sub
| mitted.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-09-20
ofacial Directory

District Ep. EuG. MouroN.
D'''''' J. 4. CHAReoIs.
clerk Of District Govt
O's'A LAsr1E BRoUssAnp.
representative: E p o,pnv.x
Parish Judge. r. 1vo,s
Parish Attorney, x
'' w. A. WHITE.
ou'' G. B. SHAW.
He'O' Leo PERRET.
Tax.Collector.
i'N NJ. G. BGoussARp,
Police Jury.
n. HoFFpAVlR, ffesloe',i M
s. PRINEAtlx, - 'os. go nan AN
"A. VAYsLyKE, ~ l. ohooeaAAD
D. NUSrz L.. ! AibhAOA'
Town Council.
J,nscg PERREr, Mayor.
Iasrrs BRoUssARD, = : = BADlE,
s. NEE, .. Do1 ANoE
III CABrRlGHr, Constable.
,Jn,tices of the Peace, Sd. Ward
F,B. PArrEs, W. B. WHITE
Surveyors
Wv. EDWARD. E. MoNrAGNh
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-09-20
W. W. EDWARDS,
SOLOMON w IsE,
A. 6. M MAXWELL.

"A. ". M aA w ELL.
Read and ADOPTED July Z, 1879
4. LACoUR, clerk F. j..
Art. lst Resolved, that the fol-
lowing named persons be, and
they are hereby appointed Com
missioners Of unbranded stock for
their respective districts for one
year, viz.
lst district--Severien Primeaux,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-09-20

Art 2nd Resolved that the fol-
lowing named persons be. and
they are hereby appointed road
overseers for their respective road
districts to serve for one year
from date, viz
Ist 1istrict.-M T. Ejdridge,
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Cruelty In Arrests,

Sometimes police officers are excus
able in being somewhat rough wher
they make arrests, but in many in
stances there is much unnecessary
severity exercised. One Of these latter
took place yesterday afternoon in the
vicinity of Third and Orange streets.
Officer Payne had a drunken man in
tow taking him to the station, and had
pair of old fashioned nippers around
his wrist dragging and pulling him
along while the skin was lacerated and
cut so badly that the blood trickled
down oyer his wrist and hand. One Of
number of gentleman who witnessed
the affair, went to the officer and gently
reconstructed against the unnecessary
pain he was causing the prisoner by
the cruel nippers, but his kind inter
cession was met by the officer with a
volley of oaths and threats that he
would arrest him too.
1t is said that the mans wrist was so
badly cut that after he was taken to
the hall, physician had to be called
in to dress his wounds. The citizen
who was so rndely repulsed by the Off
Ger, made complaint to Mayor Almond
who promised to investigate the matter
stating at the time that he would use
all his influence against unnecessary
cruelty in making arrests.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
special M ent1On.

D. Reed, I'd and King streets, keep
all kind of fresh fish, clans. &c.
Don't walk this hot weather whel
you can ride for 5 cents by buying ca
tickets from Danforth. the Druggist
End and Market SITS.
Country Drug Stores supplied with
the purest drugs in the market by Tay'
lor & Fullerton, Pharmacists, 3O2 King
street.
Holman's Liver Pads, Plasters and
Absorption Salts at the Ladies' Depart
ment of Belts Pharmacy. Entrance on
9Th street. Lady attendant.
To TOBACCO DEALERs.-Just received
from Richmond, Va, two thousand Tbs.
six inch twist, good smoke or chew, fol
sale cheap to the trade, at the great tc
bacco mart, Fourth and Ship!ey streets.
ChaDman.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
YesterdAy's Helt.

The temperature was unusually high
throughout the United States y-rterday,
the heat being pretty equally distribu-
ted North and South. Th. warmest
places were Augusta, Ga, 100 in tho
shade; Charleston, s. c., l03; Fort Glib
son, Indian Territory, 100; Jacksonville,
Fla, lOl; Savannah, Ga, l0l; Spring.
field, ILL.,, 100; St. Louis, 100. Tenn
peratures OF 100 in the shade and over.
we're also reported at Yuma, California;
Carson City, Nevada, and Eagle Pass,
Texas. All the above figures, except St.
Louis, are those Of the comparatively
cool signal stations. Five sunstrokes,
one fatal, were reported in St. Louis
yesterday. One fatal sunstroke was
reported in Milwaukee.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
TNNTERPRlSE,-lIu uusn and pluck v,u

ENrERPRlSE.-il push and pluck, VIVA
then Charlie Kyle. the ice cream and confec.
tlonery man, at the Second street market
mouse, shSuld be successful man. Charlie ID
succeeding III pleasing the people and he is
rapl lily building up arge trade. His bust
ness Is Increasing 20 rapidly that he Is com
pelled to remodel his stand at the corner
OF Sixth ana bran streets. He has fitted
the stort up in iirst-class style. Charlie has
been AT hii stand for the past twenty-five
years.an1 Lis many customers will, no doubt,
be pleased with the new alterations made
He sos p lies pi mics, excursions and pri-
vate iani with ice cream at all hours of
the day, and at prices to suit the times. jel9
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
One Word Covers the AdyIce

Which should be given to nervous, slender
and debilitated persons-Invigorate Seda-
tives, opiates, appetizers, are comparatively
useless. The system must be built up with .
genuine tonic in order to the recovery of v,gor
and tranquility by the nerves. A course, sys-
tematically pursued, OF the leading invigo-
rant, Hestetter's Stomach Bitters, should be
resort d to by those who suffer from weak
nerves and general debility. The stomach,
always more or less dyspeptic in cases OF ner-
vousness and loss OF vitality, is toned and reg
with precision akin to that OF a stead v going
piece OF mechanism. Complete digestion and
assimnila:on are, through the influence ofthe
Bitters, Toll wed by gain OF vigor and flesh,
and the disappearance Of Diiousness and ir-
rognlari of the bowels. where such exist, as
t'ey usually do. Appetite and sleep are then
,gtLed,
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

George W. Stone, &3l 0l; W. Morrow, $40 IS
] l.. Brown, &l2 81, Pusey, Jones 4 60, %
Helsler. Nc Bride & Co, zoe; Beckey Morris
-; Thomas Todd, ~; Lobdell Oar Wheel Co.
%; q. H. I. simmons l. Bro, 9sc; W, s.
Bullock, 81; Oardwell Il Wall, VI ~; W. &N.
4. H., u 81; X. r. Stewart. S25; Ferris and
Garrett, 20c, Louisa Meyers, us; p. u. Furry,
el2 50; James M. Bryan, $s 25; james Brad.
ford, VI 48; Wilmington Coal Gas CompA6y,
1873; Andrew Maguire, $35 75; John Maiden,
$6O 8O; John +. Beesnn, ~ 10; Robert smith,
$40 ~; Stot'enbur6 Foundry Company, $50 ";
James & RIs., $l0.75; VIM. \. Bullock, 25c:
Milton j Simpers, u 10; Delaware steam
Fire Engine Company .$3; John Brooks. 50 20;
Patrick McMenamin, 3il2 10; Hilles, Jones &
Co., ~ u; Homer Barry. IS IS; Samuel Croth-
ers, 80 90; John W. Griffith, u 10; Washing
ton Club Stables, SIS; Dennis Bulger; $64 63;
W. W. Curry, $3.50; p. U. Furry, 81 50; b. +.
Martin Keogh. SS7 10; Solomon Coos, IL 70;
Robert Smith, "a 90; Fanny McKeewn, $S6 75;
Fanny Mckeown, $50 u; Alexander Cum
minis, $2z 50; Neal Duff, ,$07 81; George Duffy,
$e5 II; Csxe 4 Allen, $95 ~; Hughes L Walk
or, $27s %; James Murray, $22 40; Isaac V.
Lloyd, $73 81; James H. Beggs, $500 10; James
MscKsndrlca' NICK. ~ 81 James Murray ssss o.;
FIRST h Ailmsnd, 50 IS; Davidson l. Bro VI.
"; Miller l. Co.,, as O3; Chapman Valve Co.,
$s3 20; Beliah + Quigley. 40c; y. P. Jshnson,
" 81; Coke Allen,$12 56;G' W. Bright,s2 Is;
NJ. Gambril 4 Bro, $40 Of; Speakmsn & Bro,
$2S 10; y. +. Thomas 4 Co.. % 90; John Shan.
7. non, ~ q 50; John Brady; % %; A. NJ. 9uinhy,
az Is; G'atts h Eckei, US 90; Porter Co.,
81 rs; Ferris h Bro., $3.50; Francis Vincent,
SIS 25 f. $. X. Butler, % 70; y. +. Thomas L
Co., $25 Is; James Il Wsbb. $3i II; Every Eve.
ming Publishing Company, Is 75; Q. P. John.
son. ss4 80; George UByrne 4 20 sos l6; ..
Maxwell, IS; P. Carberry, a4O II; Boughman,
Thomas l. Co, - 5s; Wilmington Coal Gas
Company, IS 20; Eliza J. Frazer, Is; Adams l. |
Bro. $2S 81; w. H. Lee, $40 rs; Wilmington
Goal Gas Company, .slS 40; B. +. Townsend,
sl3 80; Speakman 4 Bro, 81 90; James h Bro,
s3 "; John Guthrie. a 10; f. A. Robinson,
sl8 6O; Lobdeil Gar Wheel Company. IS II;
NJ. J. McCloskey, 50; John Hart, 80; Howard
Ugle, M. D., II; 5. W. Ware, $685..
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
IHpOrtant to Mothers.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup is the oniy
cf lldren. 1t corrects acidity 0fthe stomach,
CT res wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to ,,utIler and
child. During the process of teethin1 Its value
Is incalculable. 1t sottens the guns, reduces
Inflammation and aliays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Pain SpArCtp or

1t is wonderful how full Or. Simms' counter
was ,fPAlN SEARCHER, this morning,
yet the Doctor says he is hurried all the time
to supply the demand. So much for a good
and reliable remedy. All dealers in medicine
find it very profitable remedy to keep, as 1t
has ready and extensive sale v herever it ia
known. 1t is certainly wonderful Pain,
Cramp and Rheumatism remedy. The Do'-
tors main Depot is at Fourth and King SITS,
In Philadelphia at 602 Arch Street. where
dealers can be supplied. jel4-lu
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Wesleyan Female College.

We have been presented by Presi
dent Williams with catalogue of thu
Wesleyan Female College for 1879
1880. 1t is very handsomely printed
by James & Webb, on tinted paper anG
OH the frontispiecs is handome sngrav
ing of the college buildings. The col
lege, under the charge Of President
Williams, has been quite a success as
the list of IS students will show. The
fall term of the college will commence
Thursday, September 4th, and close
Decembep 5th; the winter term will
commence December Sth and close
March 10Th, 1880, and the spring term
will commence March End and close
June 18th. The following compose the
faculty of the college:
Rev. J. NJ. Williams, President,
Christian evidences, Logic and German.
Mrs. J. M. Williams, Governess.
Miss Mary D. Emory, Preceptress,
Mental Science and Belles-L -Lettres.
Miss Mary l.. Hull, Latin and Geome-
try.
Miss Salli- @. Stevenson, Mathemat-
les and English.
Rev. Alfred T. Scott, Drawing and
Painting.
Prof. J. B. Steigler, Musical Director.
Miss Clara J. Pearne, Instrumental
and Vocal music and French.
Miss Josephine NJ. r. White, Chem
istry and Lecture on Physiology.
Miss Florence Bonsall, Elocution.
Revs. J. H. Caldwell, J. A. McCaul-
ey, W. J. Stevenson, l.. Marks, DR..
Phnbus, l.. R. Dunn and. Prof. Wiley
have been engaged for special lectures.
The prospects Of the college are
promising for the next term, and no
doubt many more will avail themselves
of the advantages of an education at
this noted college. The terms are low.
A catalogue containing all desirable
information will be sent free upon ap-
plication to Rev. J. M. Williams the
President of the college.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
THE YELLOW FEVER,
Its Spread In Memphfs-Precau.
lions axainst the Spread In Other
Cities.

lions axainst the spread In Oshe
Cities.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 10.-Tle Boar
OF health this morning issued the fol
lowing order: "To the people of tn
City Of Msmphis:-Ws would say
quietly remove your families to . plac'
of safety, until We can at least see
whether the few cases Of yellow fsvel
will assume an epidemic form. To the
people along the lines of the diferen,
routes of travel, We say there can bt
no possible danger of infection for many
days to come.
Five new cases were reported this
morning, and one death, an infant OF
Judge J. E. R. Ray, of the Criminal
Court, who, together with an another
son, is prostrated with the disease. A
perfect stampede of citizens is in pro-
gress, trains being unable to carry
away the hundreds who are ready to
leave.
2P. MAT this hour there has been
no change in the situation. Th- great
desire Of every one is to leave the city
before the fever spreads. The ply
sicisns are hopeful as to the future, but
the stampede Of citizens has almost as
sumed panic form. There will not
be cars enough tonight to carry the
people away. Business is progressing
as usual but in limited manner.
The latest.-To-night a more hope
full feeling exists. The panic of the day
has gradually subsided, and thor
ougb investigation of the situation re-
vesls the following condition of affairs
There are only two persons in the whole
city prostrated with the fever Judge
Ray and his son. Two deaths have
occurred-FraLk Mulbrandon, as tele-
graphed last night, and son of Judge
Ray, as telsgraphed at noon.
OF the five new cases reported to the
Board of Health upon examination by
the President, DR.. G. B. Thornton,
three of these we're declared other dis.
cases taan yellow fever. Two of these
cases, Maurice B. Tobin and wife, resi-
ding on Bradford street, were reported
by DR.. G. b. Henning. Tobin died
to-day, but experts say it was not
yellow fever, neither has his wife the
fever. DR.. Henning, after giving wide
to the reported illness of
this family and advising every one to
leave instanter, this afternoon himself
left the city, leaving his patients to
the care of other physicians.
The third case thrown out was Mr..
Boison, who resides at the corner of
Second and Keel streets, in Chelsea.
Mr.. Boison had a case of bilious fever,
but is now SO far c0nvalescent that his
physician discharged him on the 9th,
yet his was one OF tho five cases reported
@ the Board of Health. All trains
eaving toni ght were crowded and hun
ireds will leave tomorrow. The mere 6
act that two deaths have occurred is
sufficient to force people out Of the ETY..
AT ameeting of the Louisiana Board
IT Health last evening; resolutions were I
ldopted declaring New Orleans entirely ,
rec from yellow fever, and "remarka- /
'ly free from all kinds of disease" and a
lirecting the establishment of a rigid y
uarantine against Memphis. v
The Mayor of Vicksburg has issued ?
proclamation establishing strict !
uarantine against Memphis. a
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Cramps.

Jesse Ferrell while engaged at work
atthe Rolling mill of Seidell & Hast
ings on Thursday, was attacked with
cramp in the legs, from which he suf-
fered so badly that he fell on Ninth
street below Church, and, being unable
to rise again, a carriage was procured
in which he was conveyed to his home.