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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

DT virttie of the above described
ID writ, to tie directed by I'll.
Clerk of said Court, will expose to
Public Sale. to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, before the Court
House door of said county of Madi
son, State of Mississippi, in the cit
OF Canton, on
MONDAY, the 9th DAY OF sEPTEM-
Der, 1881.
between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described real
estate, to-wit: The interest OF ID.
p, Montgomery III west half south
west quarter. section 4; 100 acres in
southwest quarter east Of ditch, and
west half northeast quarter and
west half east half northeast quar-
ter, section 5; northeast quarter
lying east of q st l. and n . II r:
section 10; north half section 20,
west half northwest quarter section
Il, all in township 7, range 2 east.
Northwest quarter aud west halt
northeast quarter and east hall
southeast quarter and southwest
quarter less 4G acres in s"utheas'
corner section 81, township s, range
3 east. Two acres Off SUI Invest
corner east half northwest quarter,
section %: southwest quarter, sec
ton 20; southeast quarter, section
%; 5S acres of north end north
west quarter, section 30; 20 acres
off north end east half northeast
quarter, section 3i, all in township
IL, range east. Levied upon as
the property of said defendant ID
p. Montgomery and will be sold to
satisfy the above styled judgement
interest, and Ill costs.
j. L. PRIEsTLEY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Canton, Miss Aug
n.h, 1881. au513
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

rEsrrnoxuALs FROM THE PEOPLE.
Judge Buchanan, Lawyer, Toleco, o.,
says:
Zone ofProf, Guilmettes French Kid
iiey Pads cured me of LumbagO i'll three
" eek time. My case had been given up
BY the best Doctors as incurable. During
ail time l suffered untold agony and paid
cut large sums of money"
George Vetter, J. Z. Toledo, Ohio
says:
Il suffered for three years with Sciatica
and Kidney diseases, and often had to go
about on crutrhes, was entirely and per
mancntly cured after wearing Prof. Gull
mct.e's French Kidney Pad four weeks
Squire n. G.. Scott, Sylvania, Ohio.
writes:
Il have been n great sufferer for 10
years with Bright's Disease of the KID
neys. Four weeks at a time was unable
to get out of bed; took barrels Of med
Icinc, but they gave me only Temporary
relief | wore two of Prof. Guilmeete $
kidney Pads six weeks, and | know know
| am entirely we'll.
Mrs. HclIen Jerome, Toledo. Ohio.
writes:
For years have been confined, a
great part of the time to my ned, with
LucorI hoe and female weakness. l wore
one of Guilmctte's Liver Pads and was
,.urel in one month";"
ii. Is. Grccn, SrOccT, ihulas, Ohio'
writes:
Il suffered for twenty-five years with
lame back and in three weeks was per
u,ancntly cured by we airing one ct Prof.
G,riimctte's Kidney Pads
Is. +. Keesling, NJ. D.,Druggrst, Logans-
port, Ind when sending In an order for
kidney Pads, writes:
II wore one of the first ones we had
und received more benefit from than
any thing | ever used. In fact the Pad
gives better satisfaction generally than
any Kidney remedy we.eve sold.'
Ray Il Shoe maker, Druggist, Iiannlba',
No.
eve are woskins up lively t.ade il
your Pads, and we are hearing OF good
results from them every day"
PROF. GUiLMETTES FRENCH LIVER PAD
Will positively enre Fever and Asue
Dumb Ague, Ague Cake, Biili"us Fever
Dyspepsia, and all diseases of The Liver
stomach and Blood. Price 81 30 by mail
Send tor Prof. G,lilmctte's Treatise on the
Kidneys and Liver, free by mail Adj
dress
FRENCH PAD CO., Toledo, Ohio.
ty Guilmettc's Kidney Pad sold il
Canton by Phillips and Jones
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20
A New Kind of Csc.

New because it Is only within the las,
few years that it has been improved ana
brought within the reach of every one; oil
in principle because the first invention wad
made and the first patent taken ont nearly
twenty years ago, and cases made at
that time and worn ever since axe nearly
as good as new. Read the following which
is only one of the many hundreds; your
Jewellers can tell yO uof similar ones:
MANSFIELD Pa, May % 1873
| have Il customer who has carried one
of Boss Patent eases fifteen years and IT
knew it two years before he got it, and
now appears good for ten years longer:
X. r. OLNEY.
Remember that JAS Boss is the AMY
patent case made OF two plates of sold
gold Tone outside and one inside) covering
every part exposed to wear or sight, the
great advantage of these plates over cleo.
tro-Siiding is apparent to e ieiy one Boss
is the only patent case with which there
is given IL written warrant of which the
following is Il fac simile:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

DON'T fret and worry about the
condition of the corn and cotton.
Do mot allow yourself to he hard
ened into selfishness. Others are
harder pinched than yourself. You
may have TO dispense with luxuries,
they will have hard struggle to
get bread. 1t is our daty TO be
cheerful, trust God, and to be trans
quill in His almighty keeping. 1t
does man good to fight hard
battle with adverse circumstances.
The crops may fail; our faith must
not, for Elijali's God still lives and
,eigns. AS friend suggests, he
failure of our crops will prove "A
blessing in disguise, no doubt. We
want something 10 shake us up and
.uAke us better people. We have
had toU much prospcrlty-Mem>
ph.s Avalanche.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

WITH profound sorrow We chron-
i,-.e the de tn of Col. Feet Cooper,
-.iIFor OF tire Jackson Comet, which
occurred on the 18th inst. at his
sidence, in the city OF jackson.
tins we learn as we ara going to
t,.rss. In Our next issue we will
present an appropriate notice of his
lite and services as a journalist.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20
Candid and Fraternal.
Christian Advocate,

Christian Advocate,
The following from the London
Methodist Recorder breathes aspirit
that should he the practice and
privilege of CEristendOm. A new
Methodist Chapel vas opened in
East DOreham. Addresses were
made by Mr.. Jensan, the President
OF tho Conference, and others,
among them Mr.. r. T. GurdoD, n.
p. a member of the Church of Eng
land. For breadth Of Christian
sympathy, hearty recognition Of the
godly labors wrought by another
denomination. and freedom from all
sectariln selfshness, his remarks
are exceedingly refreshing and a;c
hereby commended to his fellows
churchmen on this side of the sea.
Here is what the Recorder says:
Mr.. r. Z. Gurdon, Nj. p. who
was loudly cheered. assured the
meeting that 1t was with a very
great deal of pleasure that he was
able to accept the invitation of their
Indefatigable treasurer, Mr.. Cos
sons. He liked to be present at
any gatherings of his neighbors,
especially when it was on behalf of
such a goUd cause as that. He was
very glad 20 be present to congrat~
ulate them on the great success of
their effOrts-a success showing
what few earnest and able men
could do in great cause. He was
also glad to be present as Il Liberal
Churchman, and many other l.. beral
Churchmen sympathized with and
could congratulate them OIL their
present success without one atom
of jealousy. He never could under
stand Why men who worshipped the
same God, and hoped to meet in the
same heaven hereafter, should not
walk in the path of this life in a
spirit OF unity and a bond of peace.
He never could understand what
their foIefathers could have been
about when they allowed so great a
man as John Wesley to escape from
the folds of the church. Laughter. !
The church never made a greater
mistake than that. But since they
had made that great mistake, and
since, as he was afraid, they would
never be able to get his followers
back again TO the church, he
thought that the least thing they
couId do was for Churchmen to hold
out the right hand of sympathy to
them. [Cheers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

DIED-At the residence of her
mother, near Central Academy. Oh
Thursday night 1llh inst, after an
illness OF ten days, Mrs. NORA.
wife CT Mr. Chas. James and third
daughter of Mrs. Gus Coleman,
aged about 20 years.
These whom the Gods love die
young. We tender our sympathies
to her sorrowing mother and hus-
band.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

DIT Don tue 18th inst at her
residence, in Yazoo City, Mrs.
NETTIE, beloved wife of DR.. w. I
Martin, formerly CT this county.
Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the north
winds breath;
But thou hast for thine own
All seasons. ., Death,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

TIE question has been asked
au.i repeated, times without num-
rrr, why didH's Hayes write let
t,r Of coincidence or sympathy or
something to Mrs. GA field or to the
President. His ex-fraudulency can
have the floor TO explain.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

en- the newspaper reporters
are around, Sitting Bull smokes "A
great deal and talks but little. Sen.
e.o.e Sitting Bull.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

TIE last reports from the Ex>
ac,liive Mansiou report the Presi>
,ient in most critical condition.
For the past week the reports have
Jc,u any thing but Encouraging, and
il would not surprise US to hear OF
Mr.. Garfie.d's death at any mo-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

Hartmann. the NihiIist, has
gone to Canada, not deeming him
self safe la the United States should
lie Russian authorities make de.
.uand for him.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20
TUE Washington monument

TUE Washington monument at
tIie capital of the Republic will be
conpluted, perhaps, in a couple of
M idred Years more. The latest
Contribution il a 'sstone from the
King of Siam." We hope that, to
:, 'iige Us, the King has not robbed
Ia. uuself.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20
For Coroner and Ranger,
j. IL. CHEATHAM.

The defeated candidates can now
-xclaim. 1--WE have met the enemy
snl they are Our-no, we are
theirs ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20
MANHOOD

A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or
Spermatorrhoea. induced by Self Abuse
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner-
vous Debility, and Impediments to mar
riagc generally; Consumption. Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical 1ncapacity.
&c-By ROBERT J. CUIVERWELL
NJ. d., author of the Green Book" etc.
The world -rcfowned author in this adj
mrable Lecture, clearly proves from his
! own experience that the awful conse-
quenccs of Sclf-Abuse may be effectually
removed without dangerous surgical OPP
crations, bougies, Instruments, rings. or
cor,,ials: pointing ont mode of cure at
cncc certain and effectual, by which every
| sufferer, no MATTER hat his condition
| may be, may cure himself cheaply, pri-
vately and radically.
sssy- This Lecture will prove {, boon Ito
thousands and thousands.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope
to any ad,lro IS OIL receipt of six cents,
two postage STAMPS. He have also
sure cure for Tape Worm, Address
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co
Al Ann St., New York, N. Y; Post Office
Box, 1886.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20
SIlcriG7S sale.

NJ. J. Jones VS.. ID. z. Montgomery
Fl Fa.
To September Term, 1881. Madison
Circuit Court, MISS; Judgment
April u, 1877, for $I51 SO,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

''oolJTI,TY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Sheriff.
J. I. rRIESTLEY.
Ear Representatives,
Il. G. POSTELL.
NM. BASKINS.
JOIN I. CkATIN.
For Treasurer.
j. VI. ANDERSON, SR.
For Cotton Weigher
S. q. DIVINE.
For Assessor.
JOHN MHCON.
For Surveyor.
j. L. BELL.
FIr Coroner and Ranger,
j.. II. CHEATHAM.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20
LAME b ACK
YOU CAN BE CURED
Pa)q, GUILNHHr'y

French Kidney PAD.
WHICH CURES BIZ ABSORPTION:
Ask your druggist for Prof. Guilmetts
French Kidney Pad, and tax other.
If he has not got it, send $500 and you
will receive the Pad by return mail.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20
STATE TICKET.

For Governor.
ROBT. LOWRY.
col observation-disclosures,
-. ID. STANDS.
For Secretary Estate,
Il. T.. MYERS.
For State Treasurer,
w. <. uEMI -'GWAY.
For Auditor,
S. GWIN.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
I. c. CATCHINGS.
! Superintendent of Education
CygUrnrY
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-20

Fer Superintendent of Education,
j. A. SMITH.
, 1881-09-04

because first, he is not an American CITIZEN,
and secondly; because he knows nothing
about the science His theory is that sea-
sous like history repeat themselves, and That
the climatic changes Of this yoar IRE merely
rcpc1itl0ls Of similar ones two-or three years
ago. lie claims to lc able TO- forctcll what
will occur III the Weat1er a mouth ahead.
1t is
THE NASKEsr KIND OF NONSENSE,
as 10 man can determine what will happen
III the future further than the end OF Ills
nose. We have kilograms to the number Ut
LOO daily from a1l parts Of the country
giving detailed tacts regarding tue wea tier
at the different points. We then are able to
tell where lt vi u rain. Ur blow, or shine tho
next day. should nothing unexpected inter-
venc.. This Il NIL WE s:lalm nr have Il right
To claim. Should 1t ralu i'll Pftlsburg today,
aud should the Winds be favorable and
travelling in the. proper direction, we are al
most sure that it will rain in New York to-
morrow, but further than that
WE KNOW ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. 3.
The best Instance OF this which happened
lately Is tile cyclone which visited the West
Indies some days before it struck Cuba. We
had advised the authorities that it was OIL IFS
way. We received Il dispatch from St.
Thomas, and we followed 1t. In this way
we can prevent much destructionOf property
and life. Do you mean to say that VennOr
could have done this:' How could he, rs he
is not Informed, receives no adEiceS from
any part of the country, and the wlloie fou:l-
Gatloil OF his reputation Is made up OF It's
Sue Uf lucky gIeSSWUrk"'
, 1881-09-04

A NEW OPERA.

Gilbert and Sltlliyan's new opc:a,
.*I'atcncc," shortly tn be produced at the
Standard Theatre ir New York; Is doomed
IL have Il s,nall succcss. Anybody who sllal
read the llbrctto can sce Willy. 1t is i: parot,
Of estllclcism, wl,cE. is not known on thi:
si.lr tile water; and i,uw taif Il E:tv.,ty su.-
Gce.t until the original is Known tiUwutu
Paul, the l.oilhon m:lnnccr, now visiting in
New York, sail il: this connection to Il re
porter Of the NU,itl:
As furas TAN learn, ynu have not seen the
esthetics yat. and confess do i1.,t exactly see
hDw ouc tan ialsa ut 1t clriralurc wlicll tho,s
haNc not sccu the thtn ~ tslrcltured. III En-
gland. Tuhct, or rather tu Mnl1rirr, h:.S crctsel
school or cliltle nf these people, aud nl.lti':
them familiar fu every utl9. 81 "fltirnec,"
which il Il -bttrcst,uc on theta. lakes euortnuus-
IT, The piece ftsci( Is charming, Int, Us it Ii
Nothing without tho cStfieltc caticature, am
utruid that III 4an,crtcA. wbere people have not
seen tue original, it will be cAyilre 10 the gem
eral. However. Wc snail sec. Thls csthcr;c
business Is now tho groundwork Of almost every
novelty in L''}nloA. Osc Df the snt>t SUCCESSFUL
pieces of the 'se:tsun is -'Ihe Culu1Isi.'' 1t Is
nothing mare. .1u you k.luw, than uur Oil friend
+'1lc Serious Eunli:y. with lhu 1laW,corns busi-
,scss turned into cs1hCticSnl, uIld tho 1ri>htuuu
fitadc into att Amcricau C0loHGl. And by tho
way, this piece has started lit Ut slang heard
HOW all over LoIldn'1- The fcH{.tHe4 say; NIL tho
time. why, ccrl'nly"; and everybody III Lnn-
don is saying, Why, .cor'niy." WAtu first
heard it i could not imagine whit the people
were laughing ut. 1t did uut strike INC 80, but
they think II very funny.
, 1881-09-04
Europe. he Immediately teiegrnphed his venera.
lie mother st Saratoga as follows; .psalms

; Europe. he Immediately telegrnphed his venera-
lie mother 1t Saratoga as follows: "pgalms
1ty1Ii, H. -.
Tile son OF Gen. Egbert Vicle, Of New York
has carried CT several ho1o7s In the distr1bpt;cn
i prizes Ut the College Stanislus. Paris.
Mr.: Gladstone is reading the revised New
Testament. in connection with the Greek ,eft
in order to satisfy himself to the work Of .bo
uanslators
The Duke Of Sutherland is ut the head of
seosnpany Of Englishnlcn with E2,5U0.t00. WIN
hare bnl9ht sixty square miles Of thu St p,Iy
ind Onuha Kai|lpad. sixty miles east or Sid.7t
CIls. for colony, Price. SlG;.Jtl - {:
Mrs Hathaway, of Wisconsin, who re<1 i
doe paper uu Scho2cnhaucE 1t :'t1e csocoEl "
School. is i young German wt>niil,,: ~:puse hls-
hand Is prairie ttrtncr and ,,ocf, all1 has just
published H. ynlnMe in,e;. 9! rotsc Untitled Thu
Susie Hayden, who becarE unconscious
drrue religious excitement 1T New Bedford.
vsss, lyo months ago. bus since remplned Inn
nupor. though she now showSkiSns of return
r1 intelligence. Prayer circles are held
,round her he'd every dHy- /
DTitiSi, taSnaycr, III al article published
N The London Echo. estimates Queen yictor1a.s
fortune NJ SSAA)],tGJ Hcrhnnual income from
,he Government aud from he profits or her IN
rested capital amounts to about $3.50 900, over
hsff Of which sh" saves.
.rbarlcs O'Conor slxlyears ago VAS eiycn
u ty hs doctors. who idft his belsidc md pro-
Uouaccd him past hope and recovery: but the
Old .oan Of II rallied, even after tho r]osinr
ye. n( the churrh iaalhceu performed and ,hc !
ccnsccr.:es! wafer Placed In his mouth. aud |
.7,llci for wha; he lii: !nng hccu begging y !
rear. ate H. sul is M'i,e to-day.
Joseph +: 1lulistt, genuine Mormon |
"s:in.." lccturc.! thu other day ut Philadelphia.
, 1881-09-04
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arcnd Kuniy~> should be the reliance
OF the physician in al those cases Of debility in
which prompt Improvement Ut tue general tnno
is Imperative ktin,yss Is the blnnlest and most
easily di.rstcu food, and Us such the best nour-
tsh1ncNt for Il weak stomach: 1T the same time,
through the process Of fermentation which
AHfllysS underKoeS, medicinal qualities are de-
selopcd which We v.lnly look FOR in ,nnteria
1uedicl. IN nausca, vomiting, extreme cusrS Of
relieving nl the distressing symptoms Of such
cases. When tho stt'lnlch rejects ult else,
kuIhyss Is retained u1ld assuilntcd, nf{orling
the p1tlout nourishucnt, strength, u1ld comfort.
and as logical consequence, nervousness ceases
AMI refreshing: sleep follows. III scurlet jntermit-
te:lt, sNs{llc. and fyphuid fever, kumyss is the
best sct II snislcs thirst und hunger and allays
the fever. kunlyss has considerably tho all
vantage over aru4E, iE that it never CHI tlo
hnrm ID desc I'LL irritable stomach with drugs
Is All nbsurtii;y which M Intelligent physician
attempts in this *luy. hut not Only in ex,re,l,u
casc$ should kumyss lie rtsuvtctt 10: 1t shoultl be
tile chlct rcuicly fDr !; weak stomach under NIL
circumstances. The dyspcpt!t ur,In-workcr
with few glasses Ut kunIyss day will improve
his digestion and hi. ncrv,. forct:. L,.ieS would
bc leSs nervous, ulorc vigorous. ailu healthier
looking il they would add to their daily diet
few ElsScs uf ktnyss.'
Scud for treatise on kusnyss. Beware Of imi-
tattNHs.
Arcnd's % knmyss is not sold to tho trade, but
\. .trctd, chrn1ist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue
So, To S25.ODO used jutliciouxly in
Ertn dealing yields large profits. For pamphlet
uno electric prn reports write to W. r. Sou1e s.
TO-, Brokers. 1jD La Sa!le-st., Chicago.
, 1881-09-04
ARTIFICIAL ICE MACHINERY.

Is all evidence of tile growth and impor-
tance VI the manufacture in Chicago Of ina
ehinery designed for especial PURPOSES, We
/ 1ote the fact that the "rhilip Best Erewing
Company Of Milwaukee have lately coll-
tfacted with the Boyle lee Machine Com
pany, No. 10 North jefferson street, Chicago,
manufacturers Of machinery for the prt-
1uc1ion of ice artitic1ally, and for producing
and maintaining, without tile usc Of Ice. low
md regular temperatures III tlie rn0ms in
bEeweries and packiny-touses usually cooled
os ice, for the necessary machinery and cool
ing surfaces for refrlgerating. by meanS of
shat is commonly known rs the ammonia
Process" nil Of the storage anu fcrmenting
rooms in their Empire Brewery tile
largest and most prominent establishment in
This c"un;ry for tile brewing of lager-beer
1UI domestic llse and for eNport.
This contract, which is the most extern
flse and important one ever given by
any establishment for machinery Of this
kind. was determined upon after Il test nf
the :. 1}oyle K.friscratins Machine, extcnt-
Ing through the past two summers, they har-
Ing had III operation III their - Empire Brew
ery'' since May. les0. one Of these machines.
.Ehcl las given entire satisfaction. and
which has kept at lower, more resu1ar and
Mrre satisfactory temperatures than had ever
been obtnined by tue use OF ice. beer storage
"tlu lcIIHtutlIr tNuiu5 VI tUliA GskpttE4l3 u
ssO.U0u cubic feet.
III order to enable one to form, fair esti-
nate Of the magnitude Of tiliS cuntract. we
would state that the cubical contents OF the
beer storage and fcr!nenting rooms to be
cooled by tile machinery included in this or
der amount tn over 400 900 cubic feet: that to
transport the machinery and niI Of its coil
Aer1loi1s. exclusive Of steam huilcrs. will re-
4ulre ut least twenty freight-cars: and that
tie contract price for the machinery COLL
p!eted amt III operation amounts IL SS0. 0cD.
The fact that Il contract Of this magnitude
mas been intrustea to 4 Chicago tilnl Is 4
forcibfe recognition Of the inherent xalrc to
tie b,rwi1H. trade Of the *'Eoyle felri@er-
ating Machine" and all earliest and practical
assurance OIL the bart of the Philip. De5t
Brewing Company both OF the it:>irability OF
machinery manufactured III Chicago and Of
their willingness to eXpcnd large sllns Of
money III city where their product has such
adeseryed popularity
The invariah!c high quality Of their beer
needs no comment or Endorsement. and with
this latest Improvement for nlaihtul:ing The
Low and regular temperatures necessary Tor
Tue production Of q prime article, they PROM
;se their patrons beer of a quality even supe-
.lor to that which they have heretofore fur
nished.
As the use Of this machinery is intended to
entirely do away with the use OF lee, It's cc1.-
orally applied to cooling purposes. VIC Shall
await with interest tile completion of this
contract, and shnlf, SO soon rs the machinery
s!!al have been put III oUeration, present our +!
readers with i full account VI the process |
anQ system used ard OF the results obtained. |
, 1881-09-04

nrt.. S,txe mud rFssr,r.,x~r Va
the n,ips an" 'a'sh3ps "t DAF@
john As'lcE q painter employed at No. I'll
Randolph street. Yesterday mon accidental:
fill If 4 roof iu tie rear Of thai n,,n,,rr ari
e,-;ti,,1 twenty fat halou. ,x.e ea,.or,,, -;
s".n'.s 1s>1,;'. s"s. oe]'"' ""s oe'e1e's Ill"
]afa' lhlef"a''s.
At II a. III. yesterday, while Thomas
soaa!dnc, OF NJ. 13ll State street Il bridge
}mi.ler hy oarrnari,n was o,,,i,,..,, ~, :,
.1a,, sa ,i,,,,r~ s'p'",," 49,, w Il
sa'lo'u "''ils S"'.'e "otk III Lie Pullman
shops, lie was pr'c'p'tateA 10 the ground. Il
distance Of thirty feet, h:ca}zin. llis leg In
IND places. Dr. 4. t.. Rankin, snrgtol, Mt
Pullman, attended hinl, and pronounced his
injuries striuus.
Thomas rnIicl5, :, l'o|anlcr. 30 wears Md.
was ilatiIy cut about the head nj f;:aj last
erelsiny by Somt bricks 1allin. from c,,iln-
ney of !, house, wh;cl. was A.,,.e moved uast
No. 4>a Morgan s,r,el. Tile chimney was
uppIed over hy telegraph wire, Which lie
h0.>e-,uoyer il:ltl failed to remove.
Albert Giles, s YEARS olsi. whose parents
live 1T the corner IT liulhur! street and
Hoync avenue and Nicliolas Hayden, q wears
old. living 1T No :.0l<t Fulton street. went to
the North Pier yesterday afternoon to battle
ND fish. Together with some ttI!er bows