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RELEASED UPON HABEAs CoRPus.-Messrs.
David and Isaac Deckman, who have been in jail
here since Friday, April 18th, in default of securi
~ for the payment of $50 fine each, for damages
by an alleged trespass upon the lands of John
Daugherty, near Dublin, were on Monday releas-
ed from Jail on writ ofhabeas corpus. The case
came up before Judge Waters. Awrit ofcertiora.
ri having been previously issued returnable the
next term of court, Judge Walters decided that
the writ was in the nature of an appeal, and
therefore ordered the release of the Deckmans.
The Judge held that an appeal might have been
taken at the time the parties were committed,
but as that was not done the writ of certiorari,
with Its accompanying bond, would serve as an
appeal to the higher court, where the case will
be reviewed Messrs. Henry W. Archer, VIM.
Young and Judge Price appeared for Mr..
Daugherty, Col Stump for David and Isaac
Deckman, while the State, In the habras corpus
branch of the case, was represented by George
Y. Maynader, Esq, States Attorney.
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nlhlT

EXAMINERS' NOTECE.-The undersigned
Il Examiners. appointed by the County Com
missioners of Hartford county. to locate public
road in the Fifth District beginning at Lochary :
Ford to the public road near Thomas Il. Smith S
blacksmith shop, and running thence through the
lands of Johns IL. Janney and d. ID. Spaulding,
hereby give notice that they will meet upon the
ground on
TUESDAY. MAY 23d. 1882,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose above desig-
natyd. JOHN II. STREErT.
THOS. LOt!HARY, JR.,
THOS II, CATHCARr.
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DOR SALE.

"a A Horse six years old, good for wagon
11xfM or carriage work; sound and GENTLE
E%Jl Will be sold for want of use. at The
VgJs~N-i curt House. in Bel Air, WEDNES-
DAY next, May Sd, at II o'clock. NJ.
j. S. RICHARDSON,
apes Auctioneer.
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FARMERS WAREHOUSE CoMPANY.-The
stockholders of the Farmers Mutual Wharf and
Warehouse Company met on the 18th instant
and unanimously reelected the former officers,
as follows: President-Andrew Boyle. Vice
Presidcnt-Samuel Davis. Treasurer-O c..
Quincy secreary-Wm. N Day. Directors
A. H. Scarborough, Jas. r Whteford, Isaac
Morris, James Karr, Geo. w. Day and John
Allen.
The warehouse, which is situated on the Tide
Water Canal, near Line Bridge, is under the
management of Thomas Lane. 1t is used for
the storage of fertilizers, store goods and other
freghts received by canal, as well rs for canned
goods from seven or eight canning houses in the
nelghborhood. The business of the warehouse
last year paid dividend of per cent. upon the
capital stock, and this year promises to be large
ly in excess of last year. The warehouse is a
decidedly useful institution in the neighborhood
The new bridge at the wharf is nearly COM
pletcd and the road leading to the river in good
order
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FIRE lNsURANCE.-We direct attention to the
card of Messrs. W. S. Wilkinson Il Harlan, gen.
eral agents for ten fire insurance companies, re-
presenting over S65, 900 600 of capital They
insure dwellings, farm building and contents.
and make specially ofinsuring canning houses
against loss by fire and live stock against light
ming. The large amount of capital invested in the
canning business in this county and the conse-
qnent danger of great loss by fire, should induce
every Gamer to insure his buildings to the full
amount of their value. The experience of Messrs.
Wilkinson 81 Harlan In the insurance business
gives them superior advantages in selecting the
best companies Their office is In the Mary
land building, corner of Postoffice avenue and
Second street. Baltimore
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAW
RELATING TO HARTFORD COUNTY.
ENACTED JANUARY SESSION, 1882.

PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
AN ACT to authorize the County Commissioners
of Hartford county TO levy annually a sum of
money for the relief of Henry Macatee, of Syl-
vester, of said county. r.
SECTION BE 1t enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland. that the County CDmmis-
sioners of Hartford county be and they are hereby
authorized in their discretion to levy and pay an
nualy to Henry Macatee, of Sylvester. sum of
money not exceeding one hundred dc,lars.
SECTIoN2.-And be it enacted that his act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
We herein CERTIFY that the aforegoing is correct
copy Of an A ct of the General Assembly of Ma
ryand. passed January sessi n. 1882. ~
Approved February nth. 1882, ga
JOSEPH B SETH,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
j. NJ. MILLER,
lap Secretary of the Senate.
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These are the only money premiums which
will be offered, and this feature of the meet.
ing will doubtless be exceedingly attractive
On the last day of the meeting a public
auction of machinery and implements will be
made. This will be free of expense to exhibit
tors, except small fee to the auctioneer.
AT the meeting on Friday the restaurant
privileges were awarded to Messrs. G. A.
MARYLAND and T, Benton Daugherty, at a
bid of 1925 The flying horses will be on
the ground, as usual, for the amusement of
the juveniles.
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAW
RELATING TO HARTFORD COUNTY.
ENACTED JANUARY SESSION, 1889.
punIIsuFn RY AuTHnRIrY-

AN ACT to repeal Section 40 of Article So Of the
Code of Public General Laws, title "Sherfs,"
subtitle collection of Officers Fees" so far
as the same relate to Hartford county.
SECTION 1.-Be it enacted by the General As
semby Of Maryland, that Section 40 of Article SO
Of the Code of Public General Laws, title "Sher-
ifs" tub-tite "Colloction of Officers Fees" so
far as the same relates 10 Hartford county, be and
the same ia hereby repealed.
SECTION 2.-And be 1t enacted that this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is a correct
COPY of an Act of the General Assembly OF Mary
land. passed January session, 1882. r7
Approved March 21st 1889.
JOSEPH Ii SETH,
Chief Clerk of the House of d lpgates.
..t..r.. r-Er j. M MILLER,
lap Secretary of the Senate.
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4 FU AUX ES VF h1NNU.
LlS with TWO DWELLING HOUSES
estS1ThEss& upon it. Situated about one mile
~ ITlTT from Railroad Station at Conowingo
ezA asa@Cecil Co., Md, near Pilotown, Dor
dering on Conowingo Creek. Good site for can
ming business. Land mostly cleared. Quarries
of Precious Serpentne, Fine SOapstone and
Fedspar can be opened on the property. Will be
sold low and on easy terms. .
JOSHUA HUSBAND,
mhlT Dublin, Hartford Co., Nd.
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CPECIALN OTICE.-Persons indebted to the
- Coach Company, will please settle their ac-
counts as soon as possible, rs wish to settle my
accounts with the company, on account of Il
change Of agents. MIR. f. l.. SiZer will receive
and pay all bills against the company. Thanking
the public for their past favors. and hoping con-
tinuance of the same, Respectfully.
j. II. X FINER.
Late Agent of the Cooperative Mail and Trans
portation Co.
Hap +. l.. STEER, Agent.
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ITO THE FARMERS AND GAMERS OF
i HARTFORD COUNrG.--The Schooner
JEANETTE, being lately repaired and now
in flrst-cass condition. is ready to receive freghts
for Baltimore. leaving Romney Creek and touch-
ing at all the landings from there to Swan Creek,
at the Old Bay or wherever she may be wanted
The patronage of the farmers and Gamers Of
Hartford is respectfully solicited. Persons wish
ing to ship to or from Baltimore will apply at the
Captains residence, Swan Creek Landing, or o
Bav & Getty. Nos. 30 and Al South Frederick
street. Baltimore.
l0mh-3ms w. A. BYRD, Captain.
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FINE BEEF.-Mr. George N. Flack, Balti-
more beef butcher, last week bought from Mr..
William +. Hays. who lives near Churchville, a
heifer three years old, which weighed 1,46s lbs.
Mr.. Flack pronounced it the finest beef he ever
handled. A roast of 1t will be served for dinner
at the Changers Hotel, Bel Air, next Monda,
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nFINTERESr To CANNERS.-Ofice of
" s. NJ. Sindall & Co., dealers in Canning outfits
of all kinds Nos. and West Pratt street, Balti-
more.
BALTIMORE, April s, 1882
MEssRs. s. NJ SINDAJL d Co.
In reply to your inquiry as to whether the fire
at my fathers, Mr.. James NJ. Everist. was caused
by any fault of your Gasoline Fire Pot, would
state that what caused the fire was In attempting
to change burner without turning the valve in
the upright pipe which shuts off the supply of
gasoline; in other words 10 was through hurry of
work of the day. and would have occurred with
other gasoline frepots with same treatment.
Very respect ully,
2Ien GEORGE r. EVEREST.
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DOR TOWN COM MISSIONER.--Pleas
Il announce p. E CARROLL as q candidate for
Commissioner of the Town Of Bel Air, at the
election on the LIST day of May. 1882
apes MANY CITIZENS.
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KICKED BY CoLT.-Last Saturday afternoon
about six o'clock, as Mr.. Thomas NJ. Poole of
the Hickory, was driving colt and sulky past
Mr.. P. G. Hunters blacksmith shop, at Foun.
tain Green, the colt became frightened at some
flying chickens and in endeavoring to escape
broke the shafts Of the sulky. Mr.. Poole fell 10
the ground behind the horses heels, and be-
sides being bruised received q severe kick on
his right leg, below the knee, cutting cash
four inches long, reaching to the bone. He was
taken into Mr.. Hunters house, where Dr. Mum
nikhuysen dressed his wounds He was remov-
ed to his home Oh Sunday afternoon, and is still
suffering severely from the accident.
THE NARRow-Gauge RAILRoAD.-The Balti.
more and Delta, for the first week of its opera.
ton between Baltimore and Towsontown, car.
red l, 500 passengers, exclusive of commuters.
The Sunday business was quite satisfactory. A
change of schedule was made yesterday, the
result of the weeks experience. There are now
six trains day, including an II. 40 P. NJ. the.
atre train from North avenue Station, and three
trains will be run on Sundays. The company
has purchased 20 new gondola cars, of which 8
have arrived, from the Billmyer It Small works
York, Pa. Phosphates, coal, mill feed and Other
freight is going over the road. Adams Express
is arranging for service on the line, and Postmas
ter Adreon has ordered n letter box at North
auenue station --.Sun
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COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENTION.-The
Executive Committee of the Hartford County
Sunday School Suciety met at the Methodist
Protestant parsonage, Bel Air, last Monday, and
fixed upon Dublin as the place, and the LIST and
I'd of August as the time for holding the next
County Sunday School Convention. Revs. W.
T. L Kiefier, B. \. Benson, y. V. Leech, J. w.
Smith and A. lewis Hyde, ESQ were appointed
committee to arrange the programme. The
members of the committee present were Mr.. A.
8. Upton, chairman. and Messrs. G. A. Cairnes.
J. N. Scarboro, and R. j. Gilbert. Revs. B. F.
Benson and ]. W. Steele were also present and
acted as advisory members.
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The Spring Meeting OF the Agricultural
Society.

The Directors of the Hartford County Agri-
cultural Society met in Bel Air, last Friday,
for the purpose of making arrangements for
the approaching spring meeting, which will
take place at the fair grounds, near Bel Air,
on the Gath, 25th and Goth of next May. AS
consist chiefly of agricultural machinery and
stock horses, all of which may be exhibited
free of charge. A large number of dealers in
agricultural implements, &c, have signified
their intention of entering their articles, and
the occasion will probably be the largest dis
play of agricultural machinery ever witnessed
in this county.
A novel and interesting feature of the
meeting will be trial of speed between
traction engines. For this Mr.. G. B. Upton
of Jarrettsville, hns entered the Peerless, and
Messrs Linton & Lamotte, of Baltimore, the
Aultman & Taylor traction engine. Other
engines may also be entered before the meet
ing. \ trial of strength between these iron
clad giants is also promised.
4 communication from MIR. d. E. Wiley,
OF Norrisville, was read, expressing the wish
of number of tournament riders that a tour
nament be held during the meeting. The
matter was considered by the board, and it
was determined to hold tournament on the
FIRST day, Wednesday, May Gath. Handsome
prizes will be offered and the successful
knights will also enjoy the pleasure ofcrown.
ing the ladies whom they esteem the fairest
on the grounds In this contest married men
are excluded, but nothing in the regulations
car be construed to prevent young men con-
templating matrimony from entering the
lists.
On Thursday, May 25th, there will be a
trotting race for four.year old horses, for a
purse Of $50, and race of horses of the 50
class, for which purse of $3.50 is offered.
On Friday race of Hartford county horses
for purse of $3.50 will take place, and also
free forall race, in which the winning horse
will receive 800 and the second, third and
fourth proportionate amounts, the purse be-
ing 5000.
Since the presence Of the fair sex is neces-
sary to make the meeting a perfect success,
premiums will be offered for display of
flowers, as follows:
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SALE
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSES,
ON CAROLINE AND SPRING SITS, ABOVE
BIDDLE ST.. BALTIMORE.

In virtue of decree III Chancery, the subscri-
Der, as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, the
premises, on
Thursday, the 18th Day of May, 1882,
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apes
AND ORGANS.

nzzv- The undersigned. agent for the
Qr-=-J-l q sale of WIN. kNABE Il cos GEL
TTn u EBRATED PIANOS. is prepared to
v uattend to Tuning and Repairing
throughout the county.
PROF. THEODORE ASCHERFELD,
2lap3m Havre de Grace, Md.
TOURNAMENT AT BEL. AIR.-Knights
desiring to participate in the Tournament at
the Spring Meeting of the Hartford County Agri-
cultural Society, at Bel Air, May 24th, should
send their names. titles and entrance fee of 81 to
+ W. BAK Err Bel Air, on or before May l5th.-
The lists will be closed rs soon rs fifteen names
ar. received. Knights are required to appear in
costume. Handsome Prizes to the successful
knights. GAHRETT AMOSS.
CHAS. ". STREET.,
+. w. BAKE
ap2S Committee.
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TOURING MY ABSENCE IN LOUIS
IL lama any onierS left at my store viii I'D
promptly attended 10 by my foreman. William
schncile. -'h'-Hf GG19 OSCAR rEELEY,
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PERSONAL. NJ ENTlON.
Vlsitnrs In the city md Whccllnsl

Visitors In the City md Whccllnslt ties
lE Abroad. ftai Y; ~ r r.
Sol Woodward has gone back to Wheeling,
Alabama. ~ 'eI ,i''- 81, III
Harry IIanes, well known New Yorker,
is in the city. ~ ~, g.fl
Mr.. S. o. Edison and wife Of Cleveland,
we're at the Mcclure House yesterday. !.
Ed. o. Russell, OF Washington, D. G., will
visit Wheeling about the first ofnext month
Mrs 6. s. Kisner will have her opening on
Friday and Saturday October Goth and 2lst.
Mr.'W. D. Turner, a well known theatrical
CARDS, 49,. 80 ~. ~.
W. Holiday, Of Wheeling. is visiting his
son, Col: J. W; Holiday, in thi, ci.y.-Steu.
Mr. N: Lewis, OF Evansville. accompa.
by bis sisters. Misses Allie and Stella, was
in the city while yesterday. w
Mr.. George Parks, recently prominent
citizen Of this city, now in business = at
Chicago, is among his old Wheeling friends.
John R. Davenport has gone 10 ,Woodsfield
10 attend the wedding Of bis sister.in law,
Miss Mooney, daughter OF S. L.. Mooney, Esq.
E. NJ. Pearson, Esq, manager OF the pot
terry, and wife; harereturned from Fhiladel.
phia, Where they spent n few days with Mrs,
Pearson's parents. .'i22i t3'4.sl, Ftii! t
We are in receipt Of "a note from Mr.
Eddy,edtor Of the New York Sunday. Courier,
announcing that Miss bertha Welby will an.
pear In the famous play, Zone ,Womanis
life" at the Opera House, November 4. -. ;5I
]. E. B.. Mcdonald Esq and Miss Deborah
Holloway,o of Bridgeport will DO married this
m9rning at 10 o'clock at the residence Of the
brides father, Nr, WV. Holloway, at Kirk.
wood. They 50 south on. wedding trip. {
We had a call yesterday from Squire Manner
Jenkins, OF Piedmont, who il in the city as
representative inthe Grand Lodge, of9Lafay-
cite Lodge No. 8, X. OF p, Of his city.G The
Squire was also among the representatives in
attendAneeet the Supreme Lodgeat DetEoi.
this year, LeVtH(S . '.@'f .5!,T!tt, I, " II
.: We were favored with a call to-day from
Hon. r. d. UpdegrahT Of Cleveland, who is
on his return home from a weeks visit to Ills
father, Hon. J: T. Updegraff, at Mt. Pleasant
He reports his father asimprovins, aud he
hopes soon 70 9 bable to be- about again.
Seubenrille Herald. 5' ':''': ~ &, -,
Major J. G. Deyine, after very successful
summers work here In the line OF farming,
left yesterday morning for Wheeling, West
Virginia, for. Il few months visit. John Is
host OF company within himself, and all viii!
be glad when he returnG asain.-Gnnd Rap
ids (Dakotd) Journal. - r.2iI i.Gf:stitlhn.ti
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Ciudcr DNnk Fire.

"a few, days since'it was discovered that the
bank q the creek just west Of the Crescent
Iron Works. and on WHICH is built the gal
yanizing tank OF the Chicago Oar Roofing
Co. was on fire. The ground on which this
tank Is built Is largely made ground, cinder,
limestone and the general. debris, from the
mill and mine having been dumped there
for years. In some mysterious manner this
cindcr-caught fire about Is feet below the
SURFACE, % Hear us can be Judged, and has
been burning away Hntil now it can
beitelton the surface. Yesterlay tho Hope
reel was taken over and Foreman Armstrong,
0fthe Hook and Ladder, detailed to assist
the company. An attachment was made to
aplug and going down the bank several feet
they commenced working in with water and
picks IN order to dampen down the fire from
shove. The tanl: sefsrEpd 10 is quite slruct.
ure, being constructed Of lire bilck and iron
plateshnd Is calculated to hold thirteen tons
OF molten metal. This IL being emptied
now in order 10 allow OF rGpaira thut may be.
come necessary owing 10 the fire. 1t IL quite
an Inconvenience 10 the firm and Is q biz
piece Of work quenching the blaze.
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g. Che ! !: Q::1'atlFe'|'t|liaet)t;ear,
- F.Fl'H - 70 2. = 80 ~ Is =
New Advertisements.

,Oaice: hos. ~ n1,d ~ Fourteenth Street
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I 4 4 Work Of Art for tho Library.
ilItbE lntalIlgeucar,' - y t!'.S:s *

II has been suggested by Gomez persons in
private conversation that I'LL appropriate &C
ton for the Board OF Education to take would
DO 10 purchase Of the artist, .. a. Faris, the
pain ting Of "lhe Last Siege OF Fort Henry
exhibited at the last State Fair, and give It q
permanent place in tina Public Library. The
appropriateness of having such WORK of AIT
in library belonging TO the city is appar.
ent. Its historical character makes it pecul.
iarly valuable for such o place. where the
young people Of the city congresate and the
writer, with many Others, Is oi'the opinion
that It should be procured by some means, II
Possible. No doubt Mr.. Farls would dispose
Of il for such n purpaso on very reasonable
terms, and there Gun be no doubt that the
public would appreciate the action OF tho
Board in buying 1t for their benefit. C. /
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Locomotive Engineers In Council.
/. LOUISVILLE, October ls,1The regular an
n nual session Of the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers convened in the council
chamber;at City Hall this morning. The
hall was handsomely decorated and there
y, were about two hundred delegates present.
me III session was taken up;in Organization.
The only business Of 4 public nature was
the acceptance of tlIeiinyitation Of the y.
MIC. A:.!to visit the! Mammoth Cave.
Grand Chief r. NJ. Arthur presided. The
meeting at the Opera House, hisaiternnoon,
was open 10 all and had a large ATTENDANCE.
The exercises consisted Of m address OF
welcome by Mayor Jacob and a response
by Mr.. Arthur, singing, &C. Ii 3'iil, TIL" !
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A Fool ana n Revolver Again

+; RALs'en,HN: c., October ls.-1niorma
ton is received here Of a fatal shooin,
case at Major l.ynch's school at High
Point. 81 Fred Mobley was engaged in ex:
amining self.cocking revolver, and D. r.
Routon, q brother student, standingin FROM
oi5hlm, asked, '"What would you do now il
arobber should approach your" Mobley
pointed the pistol at HIM rand forgetting
the peculiarly OF weapon, put his finger OH
the trigger. Routon fell, shot through,
the body, and lived a: few hours in prca.
agony. Mobley, it is feared, will lose his
mind from prief. lli .GiNA l'ltlM .NlaI.EI1
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Sons OF Veterans,

d PlTTsnuRGH, Pa, October ls.-The flrsl
rationale convention oi'the Sons Of Veterans
assembled hero to-day: v Henry Rowlcyy', d
this city,icom,nandcr.in.chief Of the order
presided. The States Of Pennsylyania'
New York, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana Mis-
souri,, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Kansas,
New Hampshire, Rhode, Island and Min.
neseta were Teptesented ~ delegates The
sessions to-day were taken up entirely
with routine business. g Tomorrow tho
election ADMINISTRATION Of officers will bo
held. The organization, although almost
in its infancy,.is In flourishing condition,
and : it. ID the Intention. to hold these
national conventions annually, hereafter.
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70 the case there certainly does not appear to
be anything 80 very, unreasonable about the

. +. q %
i iYurxhpAY morning when the worImen at
the Etna Mill weat to work they found a
man lying on the ash pile, near the g. & p.
railroad track, In state OF seml.urconslous.
ness. lie was taken up and cared for, aud
found to be Peter Ferring, OF Martins Ferry,
and was taken. 10 his sons residence In that
city, and, ~ enough Of bis case was learned
u lead TO the supposition that tho lntetrain
OH the @. K Z. railroal had struck him the
night before, the surgeon OF the road. DR.
N. TODD. was sent for. The Doctor answered
the SUMMONS and on examination found an
extensive gasl, OIL the head, barring the skull
for several inches, md other injuries about
the hcsd. Ills right thigh Is severely hurt,
but probably not fractured. Taken alto.
gether his condition IL critical. Just how he
came o.be hurt Is not known. lie can give
no account OF It himself, and II IL only Con-
jectured that he was carelessly walking on
the track and was struck by . passing train.