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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
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Choose a straight young plant;
tie it to slender stick; keep the
side shoots nippcd from the lower
part of the plant, but let all the
single leaves remain, also, the side
shoots on the upper portion. When
the flower buds form nip them off
multitude of young shoots vii
put out after this when they
have grown to be three or four in
cbes long few of them must be
selected, and the balance cut away
The number will depend on th(
size and strength Of the plant; GER
tainly not more than eight shou'C
be left, six would be better. They
must be equal distances apart, an'
should be trained to a small hool
supported at the proper height
The second flower buds may b
left on, but before they open a sec
ond hoop must be added to tn
trellis, and the branches secure'
symmeirically to it. Be careful tt
remove every flower before an.
seed pods have time to form, TIN
system Of pruning and training il
to be carried on in the course G
time the stems and branches vii
be,ome woody and the tree vii
bloom almost constantly.
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EAST BOUND.

.B.s.6P. p STEAMER leaves Cincinnati
daily.
n , NIL Runs daily except Saturday from
NO. Mall Hunt, gton to Richmond, dali.
Huntington to Miiliamson's. $780,.
IL 4 L-,,oao uns daily from Hunting
AZ p.E Leaves 0ordOLsyille daid,
NO. D Accom-. except sundly at ~ A.Si
and arrives at Richmond a. A. N.
II o.) MI Leaves stanton daily ex
NO. AZ NlAcu cept sunday at It's A. NJ
and arrives at Hlchaiond At 7.l5 r. NJ.
n 0e Nt;-od Leaves huntington dali
NO. ~ MlAcu except sWidayitt 80 Z
NJ. and arrives Cannelton 1000 Z. NJ
FOR Rates, Tickets, Baggage Checks, apply I
any Office Of Z. x y. Ry. or Depot or Iichet VI
ice OF any eOuneciius line.
CUNnAY K. HOWARD, a. P. & L. a
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1851.
KARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.
1851.

"s,udying the subject effectively and from the
educational point OF view seesil to provide that
which taken altogether, will be of the mos' ser vice
a, the largest number Il long az, &C cuded that,
II / could have but one work for pubic library,
would se ect a complete set Of Harper's Month
lv p-(,HARIYs FRANCIS ADAM. Jr.
Its contents are contributed by the most eminent
authors and artists of Europe and Amer:ca while
the long experience of its publ shers has made
them Thoroughly conversaut with the desires OF
the public, which they will spare no effort 70
crafty.
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The Scientiac American Is a large First-Class
Weeki, Newspaper Of sixteen Pages, printed In
the nest beautiful style. profusely illustrated
with splendid engrsvings, representing the
newest Invent ms aud the most recent Advances
in the Arts aud sciences; iociuiing New and In
teresting Facts IN agriculture, Horticuiturc, tho
Home, Health, iedict Prog esq. 'cial Science,
Natural History. Geology, Astronomy Inc most
yalua bic practical papers, by eminent writer's IN
all departments Of Science, sill be found IA the
scientific Aiueslcan.
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includes postage Disco unit 10 Agents. single
copies. ten cents. Sold b. all Newsdea lers. Be-
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81 Park ROW, New York.
loATENTC In connection Sith the scien-
IA EN =. tiac American. Messrs. MUSs
4 co are Solicitors Of American and Foreign
Patents have had 81 years experience, and now
have the largest establ shment in the world.
patents are obtained on the best terms. special
notice ia made IN the Scientific American Of all
Inventions patented through this Agency, With
the name aud residence Of the PateDtee By the
immense circulation thus given, public attention
Ia dh ected 10 the merits Of the new patent, and
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Any person who has made new discovery OF
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Wisdom is better than riches. WIS
dom guards thee, bat thou must guard
thy riches. Riches diminish in usingi
Int wisdom increases in the use OF it.
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SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER
the Oldest and Ablest Agricultural
Journal in the ..South,l Subscription,
s2,0O a year, Richmond, Va.
We Will furnish this excellent and
popular Agricultural Journal, with obi
paper one year for 81, so, Tor six months
10 $3.50. Every farmer should have it,.
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NJ Mil Runs daily except Sunday from
NO' WILL Richmond to Huntington, dAill
Williamson's to Huntington.
NO. 8 Express to- s-n na SS,lS from "'H''
NJ z leaves Richmond dali =
NO' y ACCOIil' except Sund,y, at 9 81
NJ, and arrives at Gordonsville att UP, NJ.
NJ u Md Leaves Charlottesville daily
ANO' 4 hlACu except sunday, at 80
NJ and and arrives at stanton & ~ Z. NJ.
az lI:I Leaves Cannelton daiiy
= U. ~ hlAcu. except sunday W A. NJ
and arrives Huntington ~ 25 A. II.
T., LAB. ). r. 4. TR ms run daily.
|. O.. b.. & Z. p. STEAMER leaves Huntington
daily.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

MY ontbankiul hearers" said a
bsckwoods preacher, "you air like Oni0
boos eatin' acorns. They never look
nm TO ace where the acorns come from"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

Every maiden can have a teller II
she has money to buy a sewiug'ma-
obius with all the modern attachments
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rcHEDULE II FERRY VALLEY BRANCH
- AZ. ~ -. II as.
Taking Effect Nov. 10. 1850
NORTH.
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EASTWARD NOTES,

EASTWARD NOTES,
No. 637 meets $40 at Summit Point at s.lo A. NJ
ic No ssI meets 6IS at New Market at S.4) A. VI
meats s4J at Middletown at ll.s6 A. NJ. meets GU
a. S,erh ens City a. l2.47 P NJ. and meets $50 At
snmm,t Point at 2.5O p. ST. Has Passenger car at
No ac5 meets $40 and 60 at Woodstock at l.5j
p nj and meets 6S6 at stephenson at 5.44 d.
~ el7 meets 6IO at yeyers Cave at AIS NJ.
BIAS passenger va's attached.
NO SO has passenger car sttachec.
NO, sSs must avoid 637
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

Mail, So1tisard, eonnsessat. oordousyiNe, with
Lhes. & OhiJ a.. K. last ana Wet AT Lyhch
uutg. connects witt Atlantic, Miss. Ohio Il. X
Orleans, Memphis, Lite .Ock and lexas-and a.
Dauylile with 4, chmOud * DtuyIlls Il. Is % SOUL
an southwest
Express >vutifwaf "A connects at 0ordousvilie t.
al points on NDes. hlJ AID u Dauylle, fol
al ,Oluis SOnth fast aud south.
MINED IKAI - for Maine Line leave Aiex4n-
diis date, except .uuday, 90 "A N aud u 90 IN.
. returning Arrive AT Aiexandria 90 p II aLo
z35 IN.
10, ii MASSES LINZ leave Washington ~ q
u and .iIexauaIlA 4 ~ daily, exces.t sugday.
arrive at otiasOurg at ~ ; 4 IL, connecting p iA
tne alley Road Last aud " est. Leave 81 aaOar b
81 p IA, ar.lvi.g at .,l.xaDd'Ia al - m
MIXED ikAiN Fox MANASSAS Dl'I7lcN
leaves Alexandra tuesday, rhursday aud >aiHr'
aay, at % m, anu retu. ~ Monday, "Wednesday
aud frIday. at IS pn.
For Siiddle0urg, daily connection at Pains STA
ton.
TOR Upper, lie, regular connection at D@lap.ale
Eor WAAhEN ION, leave Washington ut ~ :
II, daily. H.,
All trains make good connections, at Washing
ton, to ami from North aud West.
New Orleans .eeper Raves Washington al ~
a N rum ng through " thout chanse' ..,.
On Express train, leaving Washington at ~
. m, Marks Adjustable Reclining chair car Wiz
sxIr. charge olIy 81, ths OHgh--tO -DsRsiiis.
Pullman sleepiuu Cars between Washington
and savannah ia. witndut change, on. ~ 4, trail
through tickets very low 10 the South all
southwest, - 80 $500, - ~
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VIZ C. VIRG. MIDLAND & GREAT s. Il. R
w. JOHN ). BAkBJUD, Receiver.
Un and after SUNDAY, Dec. >, 1861 Passenger
trains Will ruu rs folOvs
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1881.
Harper's Nv eeAly
tIILUSTRA TED-
TIE GAZETTE,
BALTIMORE.

This periodical by its able and scholarly
discussions of the questions of the day, as
well as by its illustrations-which arc pre-
parel By the best artisls-has always exeTted
a mos, powerful an II beneficial influence up-
The weight Of its influence viii always be
found on the side Of morality, enlighten-
ment, and refinement ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
BREW!S.

Butter the bottom Of your sauce
pan and put some fresh milk IN IT.
The butter Will prevent the milk
from sticking. Bring to holland
season with salt and generous
piece of butter. Have the bread
broken into little bits, and as soon
as the butter milk is absorbed
Serve Immediately as longer cook
ing will make 1t sticky.
BREAD FRITTERS.
Slice the bread and cut of the
crust making the slices of uniform
shape. Soak these IN custard
made with a cup Of milk, one egg
and a little sugar and fayoring
Remove them before they get so
soft as to break. Dip each piece in
rolled bread crumbs, then in beat
en- egg, and then in bread crumbs
again. Fry in boiling lard TO a
a golden brown and serve with
LEMON SAUCE
Cream together a cup of sugar
and half a cup Of butter; stir in a
well beaten egg, halt the grated
peel and the juice Of one lemon and
= little grated nutmeg. Beat hard
then STIR in, gently and gradually
halt tea cup of water Do not
beat. Set in bowl on top of tie
boiling tea-kettlc, until it thickeos'
Stir occasionally, and don't let Ii
boil.
CUsTARD BREAD PUDDING.
Make a custard with pint OF
milk. three eggs, some sugar and
Aavoring: Put it into a neat Pud-
ding dish, and fit thin slices Of but
tered bread over the custard. Don't
lap the slices over each other. Crate
a little nutmeg over the top, and
bake in a moderate oven until the
custard is done, but not until II
turns to whey. Serve warm.
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EXTRAORDINARY Notice.
THE
BALTIMORE WEEKLY GAZETTE
FOR HE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

In order to place TIE WEEKLY
GAZETTE within the reach Of all who
desire sound political Information, all
The news. and interesting miscella-
neous reading matter, it will be fur
nisbed until December l, 1880 to
single subscribers or clubs, post
paid, for TWENTY-FIVE GENT =
and until the 4th of March, 1884,
postpaid, to single subscribers or
clubs, FIFTY CENT. Clubs raised
in the various election districts will
greatly aid the cause of reform and
hello TO secure the election OF Ham
cock and English. This is the way to
circulate the documents.
THE GAZETTE,
ct.s BALTIMORE.
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Railr0ad. Advertisements.
Dec. BID, 1850.
CHESAPEAKE q OHIO IL. II.
WEST BOUND.

Passenger Trains run and Connects as follows:
Steamer leaves Huntington on arrival Of No.
Exp ess.)
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Continued next Week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05
rrsLisnrp EVERY FRIDAY. At JAsrEn'
pUnols COUNTY, INDIANA, Br
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. is CouetEn BUILDING ON
Wrsr S,xrn STREET.

Pf;rcE or suEscKsrTio>.
single subscription, for flity Nos, 81 81
FOR six months, ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05

The Kansas City Journal says: The
history .of the human race does not fur.
nish single instance of q total abstinence
nation. You may 70 some extent regu.
late what people eat or drink, but all a.
tempts 70 absolutely prescribe Or totally
prohibit have been. and always will be
failures. The general condition and i'm
provement Of the people, and sound and
thorough government Ia the family cir
cles, will do al that can be done Tor the
temperance cause. There are more fan
Atics IN the prohibition movement than
n any other reform we know Of, aud
hey accomplish quite Is little.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05
If thou hast plucked : ilower

Il thou hast plucked flower
~ richest rarest ray.
And borne il from its garden bower
Thou knowcst II will fade away:
II thou hast gathered gold,
Cnrusted and refined.
That g'iftering horde Of wealth untoIi
Thou knowest the thief may lind.
There is plant that fears
NO adverse seasons strife.
But with an Unborn fragrance cheer,
The wintry eve Of life;
There Il wealth that foils
The robbers rowing eye,
The guerd0n Of the mind that tolls
For immortality.
q We, whose brows are bright
Whose bosoms feel no thorn:
Seek knowledge, BY the rosy light
Of youths unfolding morn;
With order uncontrolled,
Seek wisdom's love sublime,
And win the garland. and the gold
That cannot change with time.
-tSIGcURSEY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05

|ment 20 % all. We have not exhausted
this business yet, and IN the future va
intend 70 occasionally lift the bleeding
cusic'e Of this aspiring man. We shall
40 y fairly, honestly ana Justly, with.
oui any Of The spirit of revenge or iht
Ieast flavor Of malice. Let not Governor
Porter, nor any Of those who stand III
the sunshine Of his broad smiles. imagine
for one second that Captain johnson
either inspired or wrote one sentence oi
this article. He Is not the author OF nor
responsible for single syllable In ii.
Ana a Governor Porter withdraws hi t,
friendship from him under The cunning
assumption that he had anything to do
with il he will be even 4 more sonlIess
man than We now imagine him 10 be.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05

"A doubling mother placed some nitro
glycerine IN her daughters corset on the
evening her fellow Was coming. The
girl loaned them % the cook aud they
had % scrapo the old man OF the ceiling
70 get enough Of him together 70 hold 4
decent funeral over.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05
Three Chapters or Poll caI His,
tory.

Three important chapters ofthe histor,
of Senatorial campaign may be YER,
briefly written:
1. Attempt 70 bribe assembly b,
offer Of $1,000.
II. Attempt 20 bribe Asscmblyman b,
United States Marshalship.
Ill. bribery BY offer Of foreign mis-
sion. New York sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05

1his column ~ kinfnes> o. s proprietor of tie ia.
fff fnt rtNrrr> M The teachers n Dubois tpc. M
Iuric.i,pn y! dikeufson ~ sny " interest ~
'ne rnD'c schools which may arise. Every teacher.
ssnoe' q. cef and friend n education ID the county
ssrnestv requested - sid in sustaining this column
nnerniiy Communications FOR this co1ina Should be
sent 70 = - PLEASANT. JAss<n. hpixsA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05

Don't cook chicken IN a brass kettle
unless you want Z get poisoned. That's
whatt1ey did IL Decatur q NV, aud thirty
fve people came Lexr dyins.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05
lEENf0 WLW40n 10 sELLJHAT
s'ss HaaieD THRILLING BOOK
PROFESSIONAL I, A.p esusau,,,ss
THIEVES rnr DkIkGIlv u

M nss rInksrou, Tbe Greatest Living Detective frcu
t exeitinf experiences. The most intensely IN
sP,sok ~ork ever pnhliahed. profuseIy lllutfrstsd
n~oss snhI. send icr liberal tefma u msk,
rs,.h s1.s Sfts~rssr - Horss, 81. Leuis, ~.
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Each subsequent insertion, 20 cts.
Longer advertisements AZ the same rate
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Notices Of appointment Of adminis-
trators and legal notices Of like character
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ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
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July 9Th, 1851.
THIRD nAf- n0E<i~G SESSION.
Inc Conference met 81 3 o'clock !. ~.
VI = tsrim. y. F.. 10 the chair. The
Opening exercises were conducted w
John Ferguson. The minutes of III.
previous days meeting were read ana
approved. The Presiding Eide. Rev.
W u. Grim. reported the work on tbs
district 20 Be good. The religions work
being especially good-90U copver<;on~
being reported during the wear. The
financial condition OF the district Il verr
lair. The pastors, local elders. descous
and preachers who did not report ,a.-
terday, reported - day. Tie cbarnrser.
0f q. q. Cooper and IN j. Bradl.x ~
hun'lngburg Circuit were passed and
tneiF licenses renewed The next order
of business ~ the reports Of exhorters VS.
taken pp Their reports were heard ara
.neif cnaracters passed. T. J EnloU. or
funfing5urg Circuit, was granted cx-
horter's license. The district stewards.
sunday -schooI superintendent and c.ass-
leaders reported aud their reports were
The committee on examinations of
candidates for local preachers' license
reported favorably IN the cases OF n.
+. Loper, L. w. WinkIer and J S. Rar-
nett, and after due consideration thew
~. s. .ne. .'cense:
c--te1 sou."i.tso - n.snce reported tho
nouncements, the Conference adjourned.
ne Benediction being pronounced by D.
~
49,. r.-e. -sooS LISBON.
" = c.. I,ee - : ~ o'clock P.
a5,.ss;.,s .' |" =. = .'.n = !. ne cn9r. Inc
shs 49, .ss.k 1snk oelng tne oroer q
W W:E ' mn1ss es y "S,e neoe oy hev.-
q cr;.. =, - Iansey' ~
pe.asa1.:a =. -, s.c y - Wolie-
meie C.,,s.. 80 u: 1r5 ~ 80 Au~ re
va,S;.s .'1sl' .nu an1ans Asoury tni-
n.,s ssr.t5-;s- ssu ..oP.eu.
.s- -ar w. SEWN we're
pa~s = n:'.ss. P'@ees su.1@o.e " ho.a me
s,;.-h. a:Hs : Son.srsncr, and .s'er
=, ~ - ssn, Ss,-;o ~ rle Scn'erence decided
~. .s.s,..,.n. y 9. ~ !. oo.uty-
spn,ea "a go. ~ n:.. os - =
: sr,inss;on ~ -. a:.s @ 49, e.- ~ -
dafior III -. s-s-",:n ~. s:r 1en
rerorse5 ~. .s..s ~ q ~ n,u
Win ~ .ssca..r ~. "1cus'
nnsn;mo,,s ~. ds.:a's 80 = .en, .H ~
him III sdm;ss;o. u ~ 7. s-.-s,:. % rnu
\ nec,io" y ~, -'"''''o" = 'ne 'fAve''ns Con-
'.'vt'p,'s .Hc PaS8fam 49, ui@Ptu-~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05

\ Our chilnren are tar ~ 10 read. write.
land speak properly, VI great expense.
And YET we hear of many children that
they have forgotten what they knew.
do not wonder why. How many parents
encourage their children 10 oread bv keep
ling = paper or magazine, suited 10 their
wants and wishes. or BY presenting them
with . useful book? How MANY AZ
their children 10 keep some little &C.
count, Or give them sheet OF paper and
a stamp, II they wish 10 write letter \
How many take their boys from schoo.
~ thirteen, when they are lust commenc-
ling % Judge and learn bv themselves I?
Little children Of six should Be made
happy, not be thrust into dingv schcol-
room. Children Of thirteen should not
De the slaves of their parents. nor slaves
|of ignorance al the days Of their lives.
M. J. 4.
RECEIPT FOR MAKING CoMrcsrrrox
BLAcK-BoARDs on THE WALLS o. ScHoor.
Rooms. For 20 square yards Of wall
take pecks Of manson's putty: 3 ditto
of clean sand 5 ditto OF ground plaster !:
? lbs. lampblack, mixed with three cal
Ions OF alcohol. The alcohol and lainp-
black must Be mixed before Il Il put into
the plaster Now rapidly mix the ma
ierials and put them on as hard finish u
put on. a narrow trough should also Be
placed below the black board 10 receive
the chalk and wiper.
II was 20 natural for DR.. Watts to
speak 10 rhyme, that even at the very
time he wished 10 avoid II, re could moi.
His father was displeased at this propen-
sity, and threatened 70 whip him, II ne
did not leave or making verses. One
day, when his father was about 10 carry
his threat into execution, the child burst
IN 70 tears, and on his knees. said:
Please, father, do some pity take.
And will no more verses make.
w. w. Gullet Is soliciting subscrip-
tons 20 the Indiana school Journal.
The Journal could not be better repre- |
sentcd neither could the teachers sub
scribe through q more nrliablc agent. !
Besides Il 4 cheap two cigars day will
more than pay for IL In fortnight.
Some editors complain 81 having 10 /
throw great deal of matter in the !
wssie-basket, but IN this the editor of ne /
Educational Column ID happy.
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Some editors complain of having Ia
throw . great deal of matter in the
wssie-basket, but IN this the editor of the
educational Column Il happy.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
STARRED BY Unknown MEN.

Richard Burns, age eighteen. a boot-black and
messenger who has been employed for some time
in the detective Office at Police Headquarters. was
stabbed by an unknown Italian in Mott-st. and
wounded dangerously last evening. He was car
ried into Police Headquarters and was sent 10 the
New-YOrk Hospital III an ambulance The wounded
boy said that he was sitting on box i'll front OF
No 266 hottest, when the Italian came along and
stabbed him without cause. 1t was said by other
persons that the Italian had been prosecuted by
humber of boys in the neighborhood.
Buns lived at No. $50 Mott-st. His
wound was in the left side. and il
was thought that the knife blade had penetrated
the lung. The only person who admitted having
seen the stabbing was James Griffin youth, OF
No SO East Houston-st. He said that he could re-
Co0nize the Italian Burns did not know his asSall
ant by sight. The police of tine Fourteenth Pre-
ciuct were searching for the Italian last night.
They did not know his his name. but they were fur
nished description OF him by young Griffin.
John Mcnamara, age twenty-three, Of No 10
Pellst., was severely cut about the face and
head while fighting with an unknown man at Mott
and Chatnam-sts. yesterday. He went to the Null
bury Street Police Station and was sent TO the 81.
Vincent Hospital to have his wounds dressed. His
asSallant fled.