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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-09
TuStee's Sale.

ON WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81. 1sss. In
" ont OF the entrance to the Planter In.
surance Building, No. Al Madi on street
Memphis, Tennessee tnOw the Taxing Ms
trict OF Shelby County, 1enns ssel. / viii ali
for cash to the highst bidder, ,theone vndividrd
halt intsi est w the following lot or parcsl !, 4
land lying and being in heiby county .Taxinr
district Of Shelby County, Tennessee heinz
lot No. (4l four in black NJ. (S2) tLirty-tyo. an
the south side OF Vance street, Beeinpine
1851 feet from the intersection tf the soutk
llue Of Vance street with the west lima of
Hernando street, running thepcs We,tWardlE
with Nanse s.reet tOrty-fVe feet six aud
three qu uter inches, thence iouthVardly
one hundred and fifty feet at tight angles
with Vance street., thence eastward ~ and,
parall with Vance street forty FIVE feet II X
Nd ihre-quartsr inches, thenoo norht-.
Nardly AM at nsht, auEles with Yanea
street one hundred and fifty feet 10 the 81 !.
ginning, it being lot four (ll on a plat of tl,a
Allen property, recorded IN Rook rs, n AZ
Registers office Of Shelby county, aud bein
one Of the lots set apart TO @ S Allen bv de-
cree Of he Chaneery Court Of Shelby ooi1nfv
re oided Va said book, I'D A-46. -
sell by autht rlty Of a deed Of trugt exe-
cured 10 ms as trustee on the frst day Of
July, 1852 Y Mrs Willie Diggs, TO secure 10
Joseph n Thompson the sum Of money
n med therein stated. said deed being re-
corded In the Registers Office OF Sheihv
CO ny. Tennessee, in Bsok No li2, pafe 6sS.
Al equity OF 7 demption, dover and home
steal l. eXi ressy y waived In said deed, The
title Is believed ,e be good. sell, ,Wevsn
only rs tiu,tee.
CIV IEI ,KELL, Trus.es.
Jatuay o, 1873. =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-09

GENERAL Lee, cf Mississippi, has
been lecturiDg on the battle Of Chan
cellorsville in Southern cities, and has
been invited to repeat the lecture in
several New England cities Just as
delivered to Southern audiences. Ii
is understood that he has accepted
and will lecture through the Ncrth. A
nephew Of Senator Hamlin, of Maine
has written General Lee very con.
slderate letter concerning the delivery
of the lecture before New Euglant
audiences. in which he plainly states
that the war is over, so FIR as New
England is concerned, and that SC
valuable contribution to history a.
General Lees personal knowledge Of
the battle of Charlottesville should
be presented entirely in accordance
with his own views, regardless oi
Yankee sectional prejudices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-09

A SURPRISING special dispatch from
Fort Worth reports that Treasurer
Polk passed through that city yester
day and is presumably seeking to reach
Mexico by way of III paso. Ifhcgets
through that way the railroad will
carry him much nearer the silver
mine in which the State Of Tennessee
unconsciously acquired such a large
interest than if he had crossed at
Laredo. His release from arrest at
San Antonio gave him confidence 10
his own superior address and in the
good nature Of Texas officials, if not
in the loosness of the laws. 1t
would seem that he is on a mere
pleasure excursion and is having an
easy exit. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-09

generous hearted Senator so deeply
that Represented his young friend with
S25, telling him, also, that If he wished
to get into business in Memphis he
would give him lucrative position in
his store. Perhaps no other suffraeist
ever before came SO near making two
opposing candidates happy.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CEEICE MANHATTAN BANK OF MEuPHIs,l
Memphis, Tenn January 2, 1888.
n held this day, dividend Of Five per
cent, payable in cash on demand, was de-
clared on the Capital Stock out Of the net
earnings for the pas six months.
lOq MAlJRIDE MAAS. Acting Cashier.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0FYIcs OF PHGNIS FiRR & MARNE INe. Co. |
~ Memphis, Tenn, January |, 1883. !
"A held this date a DlVIDEND OF FIVE
per cent upon the capital stock Of this Com
pany was declared and ordered credited on
the stock nLt.s. II. NJ. NEELY, Pre't.
JOINS JOHNSON, Secretary. 103 III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-09


MAJOR r WALPoLE, for several
years past editor and proprietor OF the
YazoO City Herald, has sold his inter.
est to MIR. A. NJ. Roach, of that city,
and retired, on account of i'll health.
Colonel j. L. McCullum, long con
nectei with the paper, remains as
chief editor, and Major Walpole, who
has not been able to do active duty for
ayear or SO, will go to Florida. 1t is
to be sincerely hoped that be will
regain health and strength, and be
spared for many years of usefulness
and prosperity. The Herald has for
some time past been one Of the best
edited and most influential weeklies in
the State Of Mississippi, and under
the new management its former high
standard is likely to be sustained.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-09
POLK ON THE BACK TRACK
Seeking Mexico via Ell Faso.

NASHVILLE January IA private
dispa Oh from Fort Worth says Polk
passed there yesterday, which would
indicate he had reversed his route
and was now seeking entrance into
Mexico by way Of El Paso, ~.
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DIVIDEND N0TlCE.

0rFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Memphis, January 2, 1881.
A Ta meeting Of the Directors Of the Com.
= pany, held this day. cash Dividend Of
Six l6l per cent was declared out Of the net
carnings Of the pa't six months, payable on
demand JOHN 0VERT0N, Vice Prest
u ID. AINF, Secretary l6i ita
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Another OF Lord Cavendlsh,s
nafI Murderers. ~.

RocHEsTER, N. Y, January "a
man who wentby the name Of Patrick
O'Rcilly has confessed to hcing ono Of
tie participants in the murder Of
lord Oavendish and Under Secretary
Burke, in Dublin last May. He con
fesod as Hugh O'Donnell HALEY,
Orleans county and is nov ia jaiI at
Albion,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-09

Hand bills of all sizes, from the
smallest to three sheet poster, done
with neatness and dispatch, at the
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office.
Prices as low as the lowest.
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Clerks RuIIdlnn and SaYlnns ASSN

association will be held WEDNESDAY,
January i0lss3.at the Office Of the secretary,
No. 26i econi, corner oil Court street, at ~
o'olooR. p. m. Fines will BE- rleidly enforced Il
duos and interest ere not punotualy paid.
BY order Of the Board.
i0ilt0 tP. b. JONES, see'y.
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state Tennessee, County Of Shelby-ss: ,
l, W. @. Mcclure, Cashier of the aboye.
named bank, do sOlemnly swear that Inc
aooye, statement Is true to the bes6of INV
knowledge and belief -
w. C. MCCLURE. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day Of Janua'y. 1883. -
HuNsD0NCARY, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JENNY,
LOUIS HANAUER.
X. H. VANCE,
0iraNkoxs
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A Bully OuIete,I.

LEWISTON, MINI. January o.
Hank Flick killed local bully named
Jim McHugh in a drunken quarrel
to day. ali
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no Be retired.

WASHINGTON January 9.-Commo.
dore William @. Hopkins will be re.
tired tomorrow. i
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HECHANVCS

Building and Savings Association
ID OCULAR monthly otingWEDNESDAY
IN evening, Jan, 10. at ~ o'clock Dues and
interest may be paid to 2 b Jones, 26i Second
street. during busihess hours,
los ll0 q. v. RAMbAUT, President
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Dividand Notica.

0Tfcs HEnSAND0 Issuance Co
Memphis January 8, 1883.
A \ q meeting Of the Board OF. Directors,
~ he'll this day, Cash Dividend of t6l SIX
per cent was declared out Of the net earning
OF the past six months, payabl on dematd,
..-r r s. u. DUNSC0MB, Pres't.
J.S. DuNsooMB, Seo'y. 100 ia
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c. 1. HOIST ( BEO...
DIVIDEND.

OPPicg on Peoples Insurance Co., !
lH MEMPHIS, TRNN. January leS3.
A I meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
n the Company. held this day, a dividend
of five per cent wasdeclNtd, payable in cash
on demand. l..l.llll
W. NJ HARRINGTON Pres't.
CARRtNaTON MASON, Sec'y, Ill
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DISSOLUTION.

711R firm Of Poston. Hill 4 Peston, IL dis
i day disgo yed by mutual JnEeHt. All
unfinished business will receive our joint
attention. tff
Aenrl i. January 8. 1883,
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We have this dag flrmed a eopsrtaey.h,,
for the Drec ice Of Law 10 State ami tHaifsa
Stat,s Cosrts ai Msmphls. Tenn. Uales IN
Ma .on street
nm ar's.isl DB PosrON.
.,., "a. X. TOgrON,
lV' iS !. +. PISTON.
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-oF rHE-
State National Bank
AZ Mgmphis IN the State of Tennessee, at the
e'ose ot business December 80. 1882.
RESOURCES

Loans and discOunts.............. s5I7 oat >,
uNeluIits .,......,.. ................. III 9s6 IA
VI. ). bonds TO secure circuIrtion 05a ooo dS
Uthor stocks, bonds and morteagas q S9, M M
Due from approved re- 49, w
serve agents......... n g7I 90
Due from other National Ia.
Due from State Banks Banks i''S'0 70
ana bankels,.............. e. .1Q5 az -1oe Aso %
Real estate, furniture and TT -
. nAtufes.. ...........,.. II 600 90
Exchanges for clearing ''V'V %
house....;....; ..........,... 5Q20l a.
blusot other hanka,,o,.,. 42,f25 90
e.'si I,l2l %
NsdemPtlen fund with U. S. treas. =
"'' Vper cent OF circulationl.. 1850 90
To'ai''.'"',,..,......,,........,..sl,i72,5a ,i72,5a 81
- ea LIABILITIES. f1
Capital stock paid in. s9so oan oo
1ua H., HUI il ......--,..- 20,O00 90
47,l52 08-67 ,lh2 OS
4 Divdepds Oann nnn h9tes outstanding., 222,sOO W
individual deposits sub W
/ Joot 70 check.a.....a.. b60 R9s 81
nfmSsd oertifcateSH Of fgf a.l fla
Due . other National tii 'S'iO' % ia1.7
n ban t;....,.,,-....... ... AHA az
Dye 20 State Banks and ralr
O'pAef'''r'~' r'''''''.'v.. lS.o7l 9l-e22,S2 81
ii''ei''''''...'..',..,.o".,...G ..G.-S1, I72,52I 81.
State ofTonneasee, County Of shelby-ss:7 d
l. !. A., Hayes, Jr, Cashier of the above.
hsIneu oank, do sOlemnly swear that the
aoeye statement Is true 10 the hest az M /,
knowledge and belief,
J. A. HAYES, Jr., Cashier.
See5cTloed and sworn TO before me this Oh
co,..., N. \; TRszEvANT. Nota.y Public
NfTFTL III 2, z. HUNT,
......T y. L. MCGOWAN,
A. ID. GWYNNE.
! ... Dirpotors
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Ruilding and i.onn Ass!

Building and Loan Association.
DEGULAR Monthly meeting Of this Asso
~ citation will ke h I'D at the Office No. 3di
Second. corner % Court street, TUESDAY,
January 9. at Ik o'clock, PIN. Dues aud
Byorder Of the Board.
80. "A s, LlNERM0RE, President.
?. D. JcsIs, Secretary. ios lOs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-09

moi p. BOO saal li ia.a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-09

DR., Porter, Senator from Memphis,
hrst pledged his vote to young VIII
liams for Assistant Sergeant alarms,
who received a bare majority Of one.
Pending the ballot little Charlie Nc
Lin, OF West Tennessee, went to the
Doctor, with tears in his eyes, 10
solicit his vote, and when told that he
had applied too late the little fellow,
seeing the prize SO nea and yet so far,
broke down, complet ly overcome by
bis emo ions Th touched The
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-03-29

widA and four inches thick, Straw is
mixed with the mortar when they are
moulded, and after being dried in the
sun they are ready to go into the wall.
Mortar is used in building as with or
binary bricks, but between the do6gs
small fragments OF broken stone are
scattered. When the mortar SITS the
whole wall is solid, but could be easily
dug through with pick. 1t has three
windows on each side, brick floor, is
seated with peat chairs and lighted ny
two small chandeliers and some 81 g
lamps Ii has ul5o low, open pulpit
neatly oRrpoted and painted The walls,
Inside and ont, are plustered and whites
WISHED. Inside there is some very neat
frcsco work in the form Of borders and
coruiee. Tue ceiling is of cloth, smooth
ly stretched aud neatly frescoed. Cloth
Is almost universally used for ceilings II
this country. The earthquakes mot
shake it down, and ii IL much cheaper
than wood. Are these DOLBY houses sub
antla you ask. Yes, wIen Of the
thickness of two bricks, as is often the
case they are quite 80, aud i'll "A country
where there is no freezing und thawiug
they last many years-Our Mexican
brother preached the sermon from l
Peter, IS, "Ta also as lively stones are
built up Il spiritual house, Ne" H.
dwell upon the fact that the soul is
Gods temple, and not houses built with
hands, That WAS very bud Ramanism.
The native trustees gave away the house
and Fro. MacDonell 4 dcatld it. AT
three o'clock in the evening the com,
munion was administered to about thirty
members, and four children were hap
tised So ended the day What kind
OF christians arc the Mtxicans? Wei,
they have turned away from Rome, but
many Of them are not fully turned to
Christ. Many evidences OF the blight
ing effects OF their ancestral filth, or
want Of faith, is still upon them.-It
will take much patience and many years
OF teaching, perhaps many generations,
to make OF them what they ought TO be.
The same, rcmm Ks are true OF the preach
ers among them. | close this long l. tier
with an account of the dinner we had at
Tulyahunco. After the morning service
we went bNck to tue house of our hest.
At two and u half dinrer WAS ready.
Most MeXicaus sit flat on the ground
when they eat, but at this house they
put the dinner on q table. First they
bring US eqch plate of rice, when We
haye enough rice they take the plates
away and bring us each plate OF beef
$ eak, plates are changed again md we
get tmky aud gravy last. We had
t0rilis ttorilgt) for ead.-This is a
peculiar kind of Mexican corn cake which
| cannot stop TO describe now. We had
brass spoons for our rice, but no knives
or forks for our meat, so We, ladies' and
9ll, took our fingers. 1t WIS an inter-
esting meal, relished by hungry mis-
s.ouarics, and seasoned with the kindest
Of MoXicun hospitality, eimple and
genuine if not elegant. Our friends fol,
lowed lis down to the boat and We bid
them goo l-bye, rs do for time the
readers Of the Methodist.
City Of Mexico, Feb. Il, SO
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-03-29

Haytng been afflicted for ten years, ut intervels
with that distressing malGdy, The piles, and hfter
use, commenced a short time ago to use yonr Pile
Omtmcnt. Inexperienced immediate relief From
the rtIlet experienced in my case, well as from
inc Teputn. on so rapidly acquired by your Ointment
IN THIS vicinity, have no hesitation In expressing
tho opinion that IL ia the most efficient remedy for
plieScTeI invented. .. a. BULL,
InlfraDrn Ga
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Election Notice,

In pursuance of an Ordinance of the
City Council, adopted at Il regular meet
ing Of the Board of Mayor and Selectmen
OF the City of Aberdeen, held on Wednes-
day March Ii, 1888, providing for the
submission to the legal voters of the city
of Aberdeen, the question AS to whether
the city shall donate Ten Thousand (5lO,-
OoO) dollars, or SO much thereof as NAV
be necessary to the. Canton, Aberdeen
and Nashville Railroad Company, pay
able iii bonds, and in three equal annual
instruments, on the first day of January,
1884, 1885 and 1886, to be used in procuring
the right of way for said Railroad Com
pany to and through said City, and
grounds for the Depot and Machine
Shops, in said City, notice is hereby
given that special election will be held
in said CITY on
Friieay. april Glh, 1883
submitting said question to the legal
voters of said City, at which those voting
for said donation viii use Il ticket with
the words For Donation to Railroad
Company upon it, and those voting
against the donation, will use a ticket
with the words Against the Donation to
lsal'ruat Company upon it.
Notice is also given, that on the same
DAY and at the same place, I'm Election
VIII be held for one Seleclman to repre-
sent the Third Ward OF said CITY. there
being uow q vacancy on the Board of
Seieoimeu TO be filed by a member from
that Ward
W. & LOVE, Mayor.
March lG, 1853.
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This Is 70 certify that have used Pryors Pile
Ointment and say that It Is. In my opinion, the
best remedy for piles ever presented to the public
say this from positive application of She remedy
on 10Y own person. THOS b. MORGAN,
Ebr sale BY all dealers IN medicine. Pic, FYFTY
CENTS PER BON. Scntd By mail on receipt 81 price
DIR. nRADFGELD, Atlanta, Gin.
For sale cvGJrOhere.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-03-29

Have you seen Tho nobbT HATS of
ELkIN & sYKES,g
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-03-29

By tho ndvica Of Mr.. Wynn used your Pile
Ing for eight years with most aggravated case OF
piles. she improved from the very first day's use
OF your Ointment, and before using the box ehe
was entirely recovered. g. w. FOSTER,
lNuannal Ia
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-03-29
|! MY19'S ESERss Z
J A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE FOR

Shgd or Bleeding Piles, Hteao7rhoids, Sores.
Ulcers, Guo,OrS, Itching of the Parts F;s-
tula' and al Kindred Diseases; aiso Of
Burns, COINS, Felons. Ferer Sores,
Scala Head, letter, Sore
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-03-29

THIS Is to certify that used Pryor's Ointmen.
IN u case OF severe burn, and that in n very few
days It WINS entirely relieved OF all inflammation.
ana healed rapidly. a Iter the first application OF
the ointment, the patient suffered no pain what
ever. Il. J. MORGAN Ia(,ranpa Ga
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-03-29
A Lettey From Mexico.
From the Honstou, Texas, Methodist
and pnhlished by request.

new southern Methodist Church. Thu
company consisted Of Rev. W. NacDon
nell, p. e Of The Valley Of Mexico, anl
four other gentlemen one Of whom wa'
M,xican preacher, brother Agilar
whom you probably met last May0t thC
General Conference. - -Four ladies alsC
accompanied rs, Two Of whom were mis-
sion0rics. Tho mode OF conveyance wa!
n canal boat. When | say canal boat
bnn sh from your MUD the vision of (
huge, high-decked, woil-huilt boa
drawn by mules Mt the rate OF ten miles
al hour. That would have hetn luEurJ
and rapid transit MS compared with &
M,xican canal boat. We went to the
storting place at seven o'clock aturday
evening. Some Catholic fanatics OF
botrd tried to induce the boat owner tc
refuse rs passage, bat Macdonald, vhc
has thp complexion and solid OF true
S'otohmau, cpu.d not be defeated in that
way, and We took orr places. The canal
begins in the outskirts Of the city and
runs info lake Chaioo, &c oss winch lays
the Indian village TO which we were
going. All nlon8 the canal are the 20
called floating gardens. ii they ever
hoated they are very securely grounded
upon terra frma uow.-They are irrigat-
ed by mum rous little canals which run
out from he main canal
The boat We travelled in was tlat hot
toned, about seven feet wide and thirty
feet long. and IFS deep rs the width OF
the gluvae, abou. eighteen inches. It
was propelled with polls in the hands OF
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New Advertise
OF ANOTHER Age.
Gra2BaLly- SupPiaBted by 81 Bet
ter AE&iGie certain Old Things
krc Rome An.ky

IN the general reception room OF the western
Union Telegraph building on. Broadway, New
YOik, arc exhibited the cour.c, crude and
clumsy instrumental OF the INFANCY Of the tele
graph. They are only relies now. More perfect
machinery has su perseded them,
Yea s ago what is now styled the old fashion
porous plas'er did some good service There
was hen nothi g better of the kind. Now all
that is changed. Science and study have gone
deeper into the secrets OF med cine and pro-
duced BENSoN'S CAPcINE POROUS PLAS-
TER, which emGOdics all the excelloncies thus
far pos bic il an external remedy. The old
pl STEERS were slo~-thc Capcine s rapid; they
were unceriai-the Capcine is sure. Cheaper
artit ts bear similar Names Re careful. there
for ,tha' soHe Thrifty druggist does not deceive
vcu. IN tho centre OF The genuine IL cut the
word "a PINE. Price 25 cents.
Solbury aud johnson, Oh, mists, New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-28
Michigan.
A Frfghtful Crash-A Locomotive Driven Full Force Into a Sleeper-Several Per- sons Killed and Injured

A Frfghtful Crash-A Locomotive Driven
 Full Force Into Sleeper-Several Per-
 sons Killed and Injured.
 DETROIT, April PA terrible collision oc cured at o'clock this morning on the Chi cago and Grand Trunk railway about one mile west of Oivet station. The night ex- press going west had passed and the west bound freight at the siding at West Charlotte was proceeding on the way on the schedule time or nearly so. The express train vas stopped by the breakage of the pipe of the air brake. About ten minutes later the freight train came laundering along and crashed into the rear of the disabled express, the engine going half way through the rear sleeper and shattering freight train tells reporter that he had only before him, but he was on a heavy down grade with train of over thirty cars behind him and he could not stop his train, though his brakemen answered his call for brakes nobly and stuck to their work, screwing down the brakes with all possible despatch. His engine was badly wrecked, but neither he nor his fireman WAS much hurt. The ground was strewn for rods with debris, one Pullman car being shattered to atoms. The dead and injured were taken to Battle Greek. The following is 8 list of the dead: H. Frye, Englewood, N. J., conductor; P. J. Wall of Montreal, J. w. Higgins of Detroit, conner cial traveller. He died some time after the accident and his last words were "Tell my wife I died thinking of her The wounded, ten in number, are at the Sanitarium and are receiving every attention. Several others are slightly injured.