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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
Edward carswelI's Third Lecture

The third lecture of Edward Carswell,
Esq, the temperance advocate aud lee
turer, drew a very good audience at Mozart
Hall last night, and the distinguished
speaker maintained and added to his repu-
tation as one OF the most effective and
energetic workers IN the great cause in the
country. The lecture last night was CON-
plete MOSAIC work of humor and pathos, In
which was blended the most convincing
logic and stubborn argument, in which the
speaker irresistibly drew his interested and
attentive audience to conclusions in favor
of the righteousness, truth, justice and
necessity of temperance reforms.
His illustrations in the way of
facts and anecdotes were told in inimitable
STYLE and drew forth rounds of applause or
thrilled the audience as the speaker passed
from the gay to grave, froLa lively to severe.
His positions were all maintained, and we
doubt IL there was one in the audience how
ever preiudiced against the Temperance
movement, who was not convinced that the
cause had right, justice, humanity and the
public coed npoa its side. We believe that
the effects of these lectures will be good,
for we cannot see how the positions ST well
sustained can be successfully disputed.
The last lecture of the series will be given
at Mozart Hall on Sunday afternoon, when,
If the weather is favorable, we trust to see
a general turnout and grand rally Of tenn
perance folk.
On Monday night, Mr.. Carswell gives
his celebrated lecture on Laugh
ing" which is not strictly a
temperance lecture, and in which that sub
jeot is only incidentally alluded to. The
price Of admission has been fixed at the
small sum OF fifty cents half tickets
twenty-five cents; the proceedssof which
will be devoted to the expenses OF the
course.
we would advise all who wish to enjoy a
pleasant evening in rational recreation to
fail not IN securing tickets.
The music over which Mr.. Bates and Mr..
Solomons are the presiding geniuses, added
much to the interest of the occasion last
evening, the singing being very good.
Mr.. Carswell will leave on Tuesday morn
ing for Sandersville, which is his next APP
pointment in the State of Georgia, and
which offers an inviting field for temperance
effort
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At EstfII,s TODAY. 2IN RnII Sfreet

at Estfli's To-Day. 2I1k Bull Street.
Savannah Morning News, Savannah Week
" News, Harper's Weekly, Leslie's Weekly,
Puck, Chic, Clipper, Appleton's Journal for
April, Revue de la Mode for April, Atlantic
Monthly for April, Detroit Free Press,
Demorest's Monthly for April, Leslieis Once
Month for April, New York Daily
Herald, World, Times, Sun, Tribune,
Graphic, Truth, Star, philadelphia Times,
Baltimore Sun, Chicago Tribune and Boston
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Sudden Termination of the Golden
Case,


1t will be seen by the proceedings OF the
Superior Court, that further hearing in the
case of the State VS.. Tom Golden, charged
with murder, was postponed at half-past
seven o'clock last night until 10 a. m. to-
day. The jury then retired to their room
and the Sheriff ordered supper for
them. About halfzpast eight O'Clock,
Just as the supper was being served, Mr..
John w. Ehlers, one of the jury, became
suddenly Frustrated with commissions and
DR.. c. c. schley was promptly summoned.
After an examination DR.. Schley pronounced
MIR. Ehlers seriously i'll, aud stated
that it vas necessary he should be
conveyed to his home. Information was
sent to the Judge, the lawyers for the State
and defense were summoned, and the eleven
Jurors were brought into the court. The
matter was explained to the Judge, but as
neither side would consent to 60 on with
the trial with but eleven jurors, the Judge,
on the motion of the Solicitor General,
ordered Mr.. Ehlers 10 be withdrawn and
mistrial declared It Is not probable, now,
that the case viii be brought on trial this
term.
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HORsBoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

have used Horsford's Acid Phosphate to
considerable extent in practice during the
past three years, and have found it a Valga-
bic remedy in Nervous Debility aad tonic
Dyspepsia.
s. FL. CHAPMAN, AM, MD.
Physician to the New Haven Hospital.
Physician to the New Haven DispensarY.
Lecturer on Throat Diseases, Yale College.
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sa.fIaI aatitts.


10 - Liver oil ami Line Lime has aad r Sa.
& Gfss NJ sP &c fpissP,Fs Isls
e 81 .,l 51 pure S:S 81 flss4
= .-5s-i 3. Pr; " lG' Of Consumption
d the ' 5se Lungs Lung It can be TAKEN AIKEN
s . 9 ss; .5 + s% @i1h oa f fiss.
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le9l se rsss a'' Hals-New straws.
Wednesday, March 9.h. at
- mh4ff
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, ISL
TIme of CIosing 1he nam

Northern mail via Savannah and Charleston
Charleston, 2 Pm 0''0 r ~
Port Royal Railroad 2 Pm
and 6.30P OA"' A. n.
Florida mail via Savannah, Florida ana West
ern Railway, 3 Pm 80 sA''o Fl" co.
Inomasvllle and other points west Of Dupont
BPM S0eOA LUZ OnIs
Dar1en and Brunswick, BIN.
Savannah river, Tuesday spM
MilledgevilIe and Fato-scs g 80
once open for delivery Of mail on Sunday
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Coal
Over , 200 DrUggI.1-


trss as o. the United States have
s,4.r-s-5 following Endorsement, the
s,ss. " =, Nnieh may be seen at 81 Platt
s,l7s s-r5 ---lALIS-Eor the past few wears we
-> brands Of porous pIasters.
rs pa2Jc prefer Bensan's
Isle. u, '"sJsrs 10 all Others. We
-,-o-- q the very few reliable
Z. t......- s'1--.len' physicians have spoken
S-l taIs article, commencing
-,-1s Ps- seFms. BensOn's Capelne
sly ev.- Is without doubt the best
-, s.l----- 1'-sed for lame and weak
s1.. s-s 1l4~as, kidney aud spinal
-.s, ~. --i a.I local aches and pains.
- AL V,4t locally cautioned against
---tg 7.--ess p-asters having similar
se- Pg-5-. D. - accept only Benson's
- P-..s s. raster. Sold by all drug
i, mh16 d&w2w
: e'ireiS i ei. 6s Cider on draught at
q, JOS noy4Th, S&TItf
rJ,' - !, Cider, in barrels snd
la't I, s5Il,5!ath q Co.'s.
Ivy 5e rssS- - -Hats-New Straws,
Wednesday, March 9sh, at
Fh- mh4-tf
: n s.ess .oS o o.D, Weight Derby,
aasH ~ Pearl color, At LaFar's.
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A.fir.i5 ! ~, ~ Cider on drsught at
Co-'s- nov+Th ,S&TIItf
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Inder to Ne,v AhrerrIaemanta.

Sanitary notice.. T. Mcfarland.
Damaged hay az auction.
Uufuruished room wanted.
COiored woman wanted.
Timoer mules for sale
Position as travelling salesman wanted.
Scribner for April.
Oranges, etc, at Gardntr's.
NOtice-A. A. Wood.
Grand opening st Jacob Cohen's.
Pointer pup lost.
Messenger boy wanted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

Yesterday afternoon William Washing
ton. a colored man, had his left hand very
painfully injured by being caught in the
machinery At the cotton seed oil mill, on
Untcbers3nis Island, where he is employed.
He came over to the city to have It dressed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

The height of the river at Augusta at l
O'Clock p. IN. yesterday was thirty-two feet
two inches, rise OF three feet eight inches
during the preceding twenty four hours.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19
Weather Rennri

Indications for the South Atlantic States
to day: Northeast to southeast winds, cloudy
weather with rain, nearly stationary tenn
perature and generally lower barometer.
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NotIce.

To avoid delay all letters and orders should
be addressed to the proprietor, or to the
MoRSNG News, and not to any attache or
employe OF the Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

twenty-five barrels Cheek & Whitlock
Flour, for sale low by Jas. McGrath & Co.
noY4Th, S&Tutf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

May be entirely prevented by the use of
Burnett's Cocaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtain
ing Burnett's Flavoring Extracts. They are
the best. mh12-S, Tu, Th6Sw4t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

Twenty-Five boxes choice Lemons, for
sale low by Jas McGrath s co.
nova Th,e&Tutf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

Choice Beef Tongues, 80 cents each, at
Jas. McGrath & Co.'s. nov4-Th, S&Tutf
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COIored Sh1rts-SeparaGe Cuffs.
A fine assortment Of neat patterns at La
Fairs. mh4-a
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100 ToNiSbt
Notice

captain nor Conssignees OF the
vsah.r 2. rf..-i..,'..' viii be response
y-es1ll as.r-. contracted by the crew OF
y vessel II FRASER GRANT & CO.
COusignees.
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New Flat Scar1s aud Windsor Ties.
In spring patterns, at LaFar's. mh4 tt
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Bouayenture.

r---grs-n Cemetery Company" have
u burial lots in Bonaven-
thy offer az reasonable prices.
s--s.- a.5-mation apply to
MA. COHEN,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Bay street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

Solomon himself would be puzzled II
called upon to decide which is the more ex-
Violet, West End Bouquet, or
stephanotis OF .. 8 z. Atkinson.
mel6- W&S2t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

LaEar Keeps the Hest Assortment
o. Collars end cuas, mhs-tt
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

Imperial GI0as-EFaf Polish
For polishing Silk Hats, Soft Hats and
Derby Hats, rs cents bottle, at LaEar's.
mh4u
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WEEKLY LETTER SHEET PR.
CES CURRENT.

Our Weekly Prices Current. publ,sbed th,s
morning, VIII be Issued in letter sheet form
at 10 O'Clock.
Business cards of merchants win be inserted
in all orders for twenty-five copies, or more,
without extra charge.
oPl9S '....-.............S1 90
~ ooPieS .--....--..-....... l 20
IOO copies ................... 8 90
J. II. EsTuL, 3 Whitaker street.
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[o,Irc 10 Tax Payers.

Notice 90 Tax Payers
CRY TEEAsURER's OFFICE,
s.rtystH. Ca, March /, 1881.
#T. returns are now due and re-
-by ori.r lnce-
rs E-l-e i-7- ,ss,
mas Notes and Solvent Debts, 1881.
MS steamboats,, Tugs and Sailing
f-'s-.sl- JAMES r. COPE,
City Treasurer.
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Gentlemen's Gloves, Hosiery and Ties.
mh4-tf
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CENTRAL AND GEORGIA.
AN OPEN RAILROAD SECRET AND
AN OPEN QUESTION.

Can the Central Lease Ihe Georgia
Railroad l-Palpable Plans and
Evident 0vertures--Guara
Eight Per Cent-.ObJects of the
Lease BY Those Who Favor It,
Opposition from the City OF Au.
gus1a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19

Comparative statement OF Temperature It
Savannah, taken FROM the Signal Service
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And upwards. Samples snown and orders
taken at LaFaF's- mh4-tf
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6raferies.
A. HIRSCHMAN.

81 Barnard Street, Formerly ). 3. Reedys Store,
es TO announce that he receiving every steamer the
choicest GROCERIES to keen
full line of these goods always His prices win be
very o In tact as low rst-class York.
with which market he will compete Ladies will give
quality
attention to the following goods Just COFFEE
SIAN SARDdNES. NEUFCHATEL CHEZ sc, SWISS CHEESE
COSHER SAUSAGES. COSHER MEAT.
IMPORTED BRANDIES FINE
mh5n A. HIRSCHMAN 81 BARNARD Straot
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Suits TO Order. by Devlfn & Co..
&I5 90
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-18

It would seem that the Oregon
Short Liue is to be built as straight
as it is possible to build road in this
country.
We are informed that east of Po-
catella there is one place where the
Portneuf is crossed nineteen times in
FIVE and half miles. At this place.
however, channel will be dug
Strengthening the river so that only
six bridges will be required. At an
other point the grade crosses the same
stream forty-four times in distance
of four miles. This number will be
considerably lessened by turning the
river into new channel.
The grade is completed from Gran
ger to the tunnel forty-five miles, and
the track laid as far as Cokeville, thir.
ty-five miles. A large number Of men
and teams are working between Soda
Springs and Pocatella, and If the cold
weather holds off well the entire grade
will be finished to the river. Black
foot Register,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-18

Rev. S. +. Crow is teaching the
public school for the Yankee Fork dis
trict. He has twenty-five pupils en-
rolled.-[ Herald.
Reports from all the mines being de
yeloped are very favorable. and a good
many bonanzas are in sight in this
district.-ib.
A petition has been circulated and
signed by all the prominent citizens o.
Bonanza asking that James Clyde, ESQ
be appointed Postmaster for this
|place.-ib.
Henry KNAPP and B. F. Rapp have re-
turned from Stanley. They report nc
game in the mountains. They were
on wild goose chase. I'D.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-18

lier ~ cook ssbsing ths tssiss ii !
Methodist preacher proposed h slay
ths veiitabis ysIlo le8eed chicksn
fUr dinner provided w would stay III
ling. Unable 70 do this ~ bads the
boys .nd me cock good bye snd came
On md outot ons d ths prettisst gsr:
deps of earth Had We tins w should
like to speak Of tho social. agriculfu.
raj, milling and even mineral enter.
prises and advantages u this wonder.
fnl valley on the top IF the mountains,
But we must go on back 10 Placer
vile and best PIP congregation y
three men and more than - many
|agaip ladies to whom ! sermon may
be preached, and then We are away ii
the wings Of the stage line for Quartz
burg where another good and intslIi
gent congregation Is met. Services
being over we found ourselves settles
for the night 10 the ceny and hospita
Bile home Of VIM. A. Cunghanour ane
wife Of the Gold Hill Mining Comps
my. A nights refreshing sleep,
good warm breakfast has been en-
ljoyed and we are rolling away owe
the frozen ground for home iD til,
grey of the early morning, reaching
which our trip is ended.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-18

Bellevue has . literary club, and no
doubt Haley will follow suit ~ soon
as she has the time to spare. The
club is feature Of dull times, and
cannot, consequently, be taken up by
HALEY for some time yet. She has
too much business, is too busy making
permanent improvements. identifying
aud getting herself housed in comfor-
table winter quarters, to interest her.
self in the matter Of killing time, on
such questions as (Which are most
destructive to human life, doctors or
wars?" or (which is the toughest, the
jaw. bone Of your mother-in-law or the
conscience of Bellevue l2wyer?" or
(which will explore further into the
realms of Ketchumite's Rnappeasa-
BILE cavities, egg-nog or nog without
the egg!" just wait till Haley finds
time to trot out her Websteronian Or
alors and displays her sagebrush elo-
quence! She'll lead 10 this as in eve
rything else.
Mr.. George Robinson and wife, and
Mr.. D. B. Kimmel left to-day by pri-
vate conveyance for Idaho City. Mr..
Robinson will leave Mrs. r. with her
parents and return to HALEY. Mr..
| Kimmel Joins his family in Idaho City,
and will either winter in that place or
Boise. Mr.. Kimmel will return in
March and reopen his business here.
Parties from the upper country for
the purpose of obtaining supplies, af-
ter visiting all the towns. say HALEY
merchants sell cheaper than those Of
other places. Score another point for
HALEY.
! Col. Agnew will work force of IL
men on the Grand Prize, East fork OF
Salmon, during the winter Comfort
able quarters have been erected and
abundant supplies on hand.
| Burns Buchanan, charged with the
murder Of Ed. Hiyer, was teld under
50, 500 bonds to await the action oi
the next grand jury.
j Hay is very scarce in the Sawtooti
and Galena country. What little ia fol
sale in that section brings 500 pei
ton. and will no doubt reach 5000 BY
spring.
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se,,yi. aVffklv agorId.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1881,
Postomce Hours.

lnrinp week o.,ys Until further notice.
~ postoffice will be lept open from seven
a M. until nine 2. A
SUNDAYS from haif-Jast twelve to one,
and from ioni until 81 + A.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
the Money Order Office will not be
.,encd vt all ON Sundays; and no Money
order business will be transacted On Sat
urtsys after four O'clock A.
). q. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec :, 1878. Postmaster.
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Coffin 4 Kennalv

Are shipping large stock Of the cele
6rated skinner Plows, and Furst & Brad.
lev Sulky and Gang Plows which will be
scild at very low figures. They also have
N stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
Flows at reduced prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-18
LOCAL IN ewS-

LOCAL IlSVvS-
Tx Basin stage came in yesterday
on runners.
Snow came down thick and fast q
few hours yesterday.
THERE are seven saw mills on Wood
river. Lumber sells at $45 per thou
sand, delivered.
Prof. BUTLER requests Us to state
that school will be opened again next
Monday morning.
DAN ROBERTSON and George Stuck
arrived here Tuesday from HALEY.
Dan will probably return to that place
in few days.
THE Robertson Bros. did big bus
mess at Haley this season. Their
mill turned out half million feet Of
lumber, which was disposed Of as fast
as sawed
The Bucna Vista Bar company is
putting up two fumes. one across
main Elk, and the other over North
Elk. to take the place Of those that
were blown down last spring.
5. T. STACEY was mp the other day
from Willow creek. Eastern Oregon,
with load of chickens and eggs.
de says there are big improvements
going on iu his section and on Low
Of Payette. a great deal Of land is
being reclaimed, aud good many
buildings going up.
The boys are talking of getting ur
little dance for Thanksgiving night
The lovers of the "mazy" of this place
haven't belted the puncheons with theil
light fantastic clodlioppers, for severa
months, and little hop to the delic
'ous strains produced by drawing 8
section Of the equinc's tail over til.
feline intestine would be enjoyed i'm
mensely.
GEo. STUCK tells US that about al
VINO are now on Wood river will win
'er there. A good many have left fo
more congenial cline, but not 81
many emigrated as was expected woul'
pull out. The letting of tie con
tracts kept one hundred and twenty
I'VE men there who would not other
wise have remained. The price to b,
pa'c Tor ties is twenty cents each, de
"Vered at the bank of the river. Mos
81 those who winter at the. Galen
0elt can find employment.
MATT GRAHAM. in his letter from Al
'anta to the New York Mining Rec
''a says: "Some specimens 0
stSstalized gold have been found il
Tue Last Chance Of exceeding rict
1sas' and not infrequentIy pound 9
0te has produced FIVE and six ounce
VI go'd." That crystalized stuff ough
q run way up above ordinary gold
scarcity increases value, and as n
''aer mine has turned out that kline
w apprchend the owners of the Las
ea4nce have a compound double
breasted bonanza.
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SUMMONS.

u
In The District Court, Of ne Second ~
dicial District Of The TERRITORY Of
idaho, IN and for he county Of BOiss.
John q. Walt Plaintiff
xunics s. wait Defendant.
To EunIce s. wait:
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE or THE
/ United States, Of the Territory u Idaho Won
are hereby notified that thsre Il now on ala
in the offics OF the tsle.k Of the bis
trtct Court OF the Second Judicia District ef Mia
Territory, IN Idaho ity. count Of 5oise the rom.
plant OF John g. Wait. this abs We named nlaiutid
demanding 1uA yment against you, that tie bonda
OF ma rimony heretofore existing between plaint q
and defendant be dissolved upon hs grourds 81
deseru Nor one ysar, and wing g paintt0 ~
care aud custody Of Eta Naif. daughter Vi IL,
parties. and tor general relief The facts being
more fully Get forth in his plant ON le here
in copy OF witIch is hereb served; aud thai nm
less You appear and ans~ to said omplaint win.
in ten days after the service hereof il served with
In Boise county. and within twenty days II served
out OF said county. bnt within said Judicial Dis
trict. and within forty days if served out OF said
District exclnsive Of theday Of service plaintiff
VIII apply to the Court for the relief sought for in
his complaint
(-1 IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF l. A. T. Rich
}sea ardson, Clerk Of said District Court
~ have hereunto set m, hand and afIxe6
the seal of said Court. ct Idaho City, thia 18th lav
| OF November, A. D. 1881.
A. l. RICHARDSON, cisrk.
BY IsIDoR SNIrH. Deputy.
November lSmi
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All notes and accounts owing to NJ must be SET
t,ed in thirty days without fail n mo- settled BY
tbat time they will be placed In the hands OF "a at
sorney Tor collection. COFFIN 4 KENNALY.
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MR.J H. BATES, Newspaper Advertis
ing Agent, Al Park Row Times Building),
New York, is authorized to contract fol
advertisements in the World at our best
rates.
, 1881-08-10

One MINI Killed and Two Injured,

One Mnn Killed and Two injured
John Ainlvnney, u vuars Of nge. was nlmost
Instantly killed at 4::D 'yrstcrdny Rftornoon Mt
Robert Laws coal-yarl at tho west and Of
Eighteenth sttoot hrldxo. At tho satno limo
Andrew Howard. =! yenrs old, living Mt No. :sE!s
1.owe nvonuc was bully cut ind bruised about
tho heat, ailu Ltlcllls j. FNnton, 10 yenrs
old, living Mt No. vi Italstcd street, td his lott
arm hr0kcn between tile elbow and sho!lldur.
All three men were ut wnrk unloading coal from
tho schooner John Keegllt. when tw.' nall paies,
ton Or twelve Inches In diameter, tn which tho
tncsEa wns nt,acocd, suddenly slapped ,n two.
The d6br[s fell directly upon tho three men,
who wcro standing upon tho platform usod
by tho tuat-wherlcrs. stulyaney was ku0Gkcd
oil. and, striking on tho dock thirty feat below.
nqI b. kn 1sH rn srsd H. IT, fsess eGy
long after, nd why taken to tie home oi nis
s's The two @ injuroi mon wars attsndcG ~
Dr; D. a: \. stee!c, WHO .hinks they
tlotrf,on,es, tho ano by Mr.. t.Hw and tho nthor
w tue police patrol. John Murphy, q No. l5
NJ. IL Nluir streDt, W!&Na4scil tho RcGldent.+