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THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 8.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica
ton but as guarantee of good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
munications that are not used
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COMPLETE TREATMENT ST.

single dose Of sanford's Radical Cure in
stantly relieves the most violent Sneezlng Head
Colds, clears the Head as by magic, stops watery
discharges from the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ring
ing Noises in the Head, cures Nervous Headache,
and subdues Chills and Fever. In Chronic Catarrh
It cleanses the nasal passages Of foul mucus, re-
stores the of smell. taste and hearing when
affected frees The head throat, and bronchial tubes
Of offensive matter sweetens and purifes the breath
stops the cough and arrests the progress Of Catarrh
towards Consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and sanford's Inhaler, all in one package, Of all
druggists for 81. Ask for SANFoRD'S RADICAL
CURE. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. Co., Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03
ENTERTAINMENTS.
LAST WEEK!
FAIR AND ENTERTAINMENT.

VNTIE Sunday School connected with the Church
IL of the Messiah, will hold fair in their
Vestry Cor. Congress and India streets. ON
Wednesday and Thursday, Way and 3,
Afternoon and Evening. Useful and Fancy
articles will be on sale. Also Ice Cream and other
refreshments. Wednesday evening the members
Of the school, assisted by their friends will present
a pleasing entertainment. Thursday evening, mem-
bers of Congress Square Sunday School will render
the pleasing Drama, above the Clouds" Adnis-
sion Afternoon free. wednesday evening % cts.
Children 0 cents Thursday evening" 70, Chill
dren Is cents. may1d3t%
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European Travel.
The Continent.

In these days everybody wants to ego
abroad from fashionable ''Mrs. Gill" who
is so ssill'
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Dissolution Of charlottesville.

nj Office is hereby given that the co-partnership
IN heretofore existing between the undersiened
under the firm name Of Melaugh q cllnnineham,
was dissolved on the 9th day Of April, 1883.
WILLIAM MELAUGH.
O. CUNNINGHAM.
The business Will be continued by William Me-
laugh and all accounts OF the late firm will he sci.
tea py nm ap26dlws
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27
W. - OrriE,
Chairman.

THE MOST cIGASTIr COLLECTION oT
WONDERFUL Wild HEt-Is, INCLUDING q
AHIATIc AHD ArEIlAE ELEPHANTS, oN
tbs cosIlHEsr.-Adam ForePaugh,
whose great show 5. shortly % exhibit here,
[ has been most aalduausiy laboflng iar al
most quarter o' century to secure the
very beet and large, collection ot Fhfe
foreign animals and birds ever exhibited.
That tho veteran huI ambitious manager
hAs -lrCcedr3, The following let oi anlmh.sr
now on exhibition Ia biz yaal mcnhgerir,
con,lgsiyoiy dcmongtrA,cs IN addition 80
Tho lion, tigers polar h"ar.. - elephants %
ages. rlzes and s"1cf, hyeuhf, legparas, ole
t.chcs omcgsr Chfne.s, foA lions, manErys,
boar and huge JythuHs and anaconda,
there 81 60 Doe seen 10 10" huge mcrarorIr
pavilion, DO She most cra.e- number oi
yA.hitaI, Jlc'.reg4", msssiyc dout and Gag
es iho mos, magnificent living fi"aIW"nt
.' the African Gland, caribou, horned
tr-.r. female laagarun, Ag'I. iujns and
li0ucnrs, baby Iors, Cahla taghr rE CHAN,
Bengal rgors zebra, gnu s.u'h, Egsahn
reindeer, 0raHE olAng, caco,hh, lhnI,
white camel, African Wild boar, lrti gem
igrc zebra, and only m8r-'acei E0filh,
giraffe d. feet Iu height. sable antelope
rhinooc'l. the Ia,hei, or Fln bear, the
white pn.a: bear. The grizzly bear, The
black bear, :he YuuAh bear, The brown
hcsr. Easi lr3.a antelope, Cashmere goat,
syrian and Egyptian sheep, fppiie1 axle
deer, bison uf Colorado, American 'al.ow
d"or south American .araar, silver lion
ot California, striped and spai'ei hTcDas,
Peruvian alpaca, llama, or camel Of the
Ara"z puma, or American cougar
American buffalo, Virginia panther, Sene-
gal leopard. At'rA1a1 hArEaT"of, ih"uy
lion 0f kafrs, Artisan Wild toAr,
the shetland COW, rat kangaroo oi New
Io,hud, 'hc zohp, or OK nunda south AZ
rIcan oTyE. sacred ca'iie, fTaiiel ana blaek
tigcrs, African TareuTlncs, Ani-boars, bad
gers, beavers hui co"ns, Wild CATE io1e'r
Canada lynx, wrafois ard cly"' cate pee
carries and wamhai h.ack ugerf il.iTu'ian
COW, royal YAK, ha4A '"f h''I9o. genet
ichucumon, coyote, rrh'ri" wolf, hara vark,
Cagc,lcs, Japanese swine, monkey, apes
and bah"ons, Airicsn yacSaIs, hhbIrouf'a
and hedgehog, hAmalflh' hab"on' or non
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

We advise any one wishing TO see a
nigh type Of Centre county farming TO
visit the tuin farms Of Messrs. Joel and
Isaiah S,ruble, about a half mile south Of
Zion. u does ones eyes good to see the
white washed fences, the fine lawns and
country homes and especially the big
painted barns with their veil kept barn
yards. Evidently these gentlemen read,
in,elligcnuy, farm literature, and cultivate
on scientific principles. The field that they
are preparing for their Fall wheat, TO our
eyes, seemed from is mellowness 10 be
about perfect, and yet they we're drilling a
phosphate in with the secd. This is the
EARNING that will pay.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27
Now Rules OF Court.


1doptedJyH he comD,itfee from ne H,,ntiHg-
don bar far practtce IN entire eo.
That II any attorney shall collect mon
ey and not pay II over to his client, or no.
tiiy him Of it, collection for the space Of
ten years, hereafter be shall be privately
reprlmandcd, and in case the offence IL re-
peated the reprimand shall bs public in
open court
No judge shall be PERMITTED 20 hunt or
A-h more than three months during the
winter or six months in the summer.
During the Hrgucmcnt ol case not
more than Fi1 jurors will be allowed to
stick their boots over the front rail "a. the
same time.
That it shall be the duty and privilege
Of attorneys 10 protrhct all bu,iuc-s in
trusted - them indefinitely ro that all
benefits arising thcrcffom may be enjoyed
by their heirs and assigns r. well as by
themselves.
That in the settlement Of estates Of de-.
sedent there shall always be sufficient
sum allow 10 pay the ilncral expense.
The residue to be equally divided between
the executor or administrator and their
counsel.
Rambo apple, peanut and other fruit.
not 20 bc eaten during the fe-siou of the
court, except by the associate Judges and
the crier.
That no divorces be granted in this die
trict
That OH rulcs Of court shall bc Of 10 cf-
ict during the months Of July and AuguEt.
no Centre county lawyer having more
than - children or unable f. detect the
difference between "A wooden and a natural
duck shall be eligible 30 tho iudgFhip
BY order Of committee OF Huntingdon
county bar.
W. -. Orriz,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

We have in Bellefonte al last what is
much needed An oyster restsurant-where
ladies and gentleman can order and enjoy
the delicious bivalvos in sil shapes and
forms. and then without the feeling that
one has entered drinking saloon. j..
searfoss offers these advantages TO the pub
lie. Go and try him once The new bakery
cheap rates-everyIhing nice and clean
Then 60 into the back room aud order
your dinper or a stew II you lks. or ice
cream, and then you can see whether or
not the right step has been taken In the
rigkt direction.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

Aaron Williams reached the depot
one morning last week Just in time to see
the rear end Of the Snow Shoe bass. He
remarked 10 bystander that he bad for
gotten something and would have TO 60
up street. lie has tho largest vocabulary
Of Y. NJ. G. A. adjecIives Of any man In
town and he vented them ali on that
usnow Shoe train"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

-Wo give below TO our readers the re-
port of tho railroad committee appointed
TO interview President Roberts. We have
little faith in any promises of the Ponnsyl
vana Il. H. and We urge upon the commit
tee the necessity of perseverance, until the
ast rail is spiked down, and the enginecr's 3
whistle gives its first blow. Tho Z. X. II
beats Il canvassing ofIice-seeker in promises
THE REPORT.
Tho commtto appointed by the recent
railroad meeting in Centre Hall to urge
forward the completion Of the line through
Pennsvaloy have returned from Philadel-
phia and submit the following report Of
their work to those whom it may conccrns
10 the stockholders IN and o,rHers Of the
line Of The h., g. and S. &. Il. II. ut PctHs-
raiicy; The committee appointed by you
10 confer with tho Pennsylvania r. X.
Company respecting the completion Of the
road to Lcmont, visited Philadelphia and
had an interview with President Roberts
who inquired carefully in regard to all the
facts in the Gaze and promised to lay the
whole matter before tho directors Of the
Pennsylvania Il. L. Co. at their next meet
ing on Wednesday, September %, 1883,
and request them to appoint a meeting to
confer with "a. Tho committee feels as
sured that this meeting will result in a
speedy determination rs to whether the
Pennsylvania 4. L. Co. will or will not
complete tho road and wc have every
reason to trust that the decision will be
favorable 10 Us.
DASIEL GILLILAND,
FRED KURT,
J0uS TuoWrs0S,
LEONARD RuOSE,
WV. McFAELASE,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

Our entsrprising and good-nstured
friend, Reub. spangler, tried his hand At
writing an advertisement this week. He
says IL Is the arst literary production Of bis
life. This effort, the greatest Of bis life,
reduced his weight TO lsO pounds. lie
VOWS he will never attempt !. again. See
his card elsewhere.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

-"Dld you have your dinner" was the
question put TO every stranger IS be srriv-
ed on the ground by the farmers, their
wives and daughters. II you didn't, come
along with me, and of the hungry fellow
tsottsd 70 be fed on the fat Of the land,
and 70 have his dinner served 10 him by
the health and beauty Of Centre county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

Puck calls Connecticut "the land Of
uneonvicted murders" or some thing Of
that sort and pictures of grave yard
and a policeman on each grave, rack.
ing his brain over the "theory" While on
each tomb stone IL the name Of victim.
An excellent cartoon, one that should be
sown broadcast over "tho land Of steady
habits.n
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

Little Jim Lanes goat almost died
last night. II was found this morning in
: desperate condition, with part Of . copy
OF The Daily Nelss protruding from bis
mouth. The innocent animal, in search Of
chalky food, saw the Noes and thought Il
was an ordinary sheet, 90 he almost
chokcd 70 death on one Of Nevis jokes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

ASorUEE Bro WEEcE.-About mile
and half on the Tyrone side Of tho "Big
Fill" occurred ono Of the worst railroad
wrecks Of the year An eye witness, Nj.
Vim. McClclland, Of this place describes
the scene as ono Of horror. Steel rails
were ben, and twisted like wire; the ties
were scored and broken as II they were
matches big twenty-five ton cars were
piled on one another, three in a heap, or
else broken into splntcrs. Not ono Of the
twenty-five cars ,ha. is worth penny, all
dumped down tho mountain side. Strange
70 say, no ono was killed. When the mail
train came along its passengers had 70 be
transferred 70 another traiH-,hey walking
and crawling along the steep mountain
Jath, at considerable risk and trouble. Of
course no baggage could be transferred.
On Tuesday morning through communjca-
ton had not yet been established
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

When tho rosy checks q Wickitd
Gardner Illuminated our Anc,um lssi
week their owner dii not giyo Us The true
cause Of HE yjH. homcwarda Come, boy,
was tha, candid, TO your old friends and
editors No wonder you looked go hrigh,
and smiling and your checks 80 rosy. ],
does not occur too often In a fellows life
time, this thing Of getting married, and
when tho young lady s tho prc:,iss, girl
tn Clinton county, combined with the
virtues Of good housekeeping, Of course a
man has a right % look beami1g Mr..
Nathan Maurer Lawn at Hamburg looked
fairy like a. night, bright a. it was with
Chinese lanterns, and tho hundred guests,
composed Of friends and relations, were
very merry, and the refreshments whA, one
might expect a, the hospiablo mansion Of
the MAurer's In the mids, of al ,1sso
plcasurcs-WickiF Gardner and Laura
Maurcr were made ono by the aged pastor,
Nathan !. Mitchell
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

N0rEs AUoyT TowN.-That something
has struck Bellef5nte s certain II it isn't
boom, it is certainly something very
like il, one but need 20 to tho outskirts Of
the borough and look at tho structures, TO
see that some ono believes in Us and our fl-
turc, besides those who are stuck here
This latter view has been entertained by
the doubtful But now there is more
building than there has been for years On
the extreme eastern end OF Bishop street
towards tho Beaver farm, houses are going
up very fact the same ia true Of the Miles.
burg pike opposite the Nail works, and out
beyond the car works on the other side Of
the dam, there Is quite village there, all
practically part Of Bellcfonto. Harry
Lands Is erecting four houses near his own
property, Lynn street is rapidly pushing
into tho open fields. Ardell's handsome
cottage, j c. Harpors fine brick and now
Mr.. Armor's new house, all testify to this,
but Curtin street shows the greatest rush,
nine new houses this summer, al % them
ornamental, some Of wood, some Of brick
and one Of brown stone opposite Mr.. Stew.
art Lyon. We cannot particulariza all
the soperate improvements. We can men
tion the really handsome Sunday School
building of tho Presbyterian, and the very
large church Of the Roman Catholics, this
will be q grand one, judging by in founda'
.ion. Father NJ Ardle tells US that no def
mite date can be given as to when the
church will bo completed, but that it will
be ornamental We take for granied-they
dom do things in any other way. Hales
mill looms up like colosseum or sn i'm
mense fort. We must not forget our new
street, Beaver, is being laid out, and one
house going up already. For the addition
We can thank james M'Clain and Mr.,
Buck, Of the Nail works. II the town
grows, the young men must do IT, that is
certain. Our country is pre.eminently ma
ton Of young men, and We can just ascribe
Bellefonte's back wardness 20 tho absence
and lack of push that naturally comes from
the young men.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27
Che Geatte @fmutrat.
Thursday Morning, September 81, 1883.

CoRREsPoNpENCE, containing important news, solicit
ed from any part of the county. No communications
Inserted unless accompanied by the real name Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27
4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-In Tho

= Orphans CHrff of Centre dHuutr. fB the ratsif
q William Elair decreased Tho uuasfsiened. an
auditor Appointed g. make d.strihurau ~ the funds
e tho hands 0f n Hbif Trustee aEp.iutai a. arlI
tho real estate rf said dsrrnAfHt g. aus among
thute legally entitled Ca reate the tsr ard - bear
aud pass uran auy "a gtIaus whth may be hled t8
said Trustees account vlU meet tie parties inter.
sftei At bic nfios To Ealsfrute 90 Ws7nssdaY the
l|th day q oJtol.sr. =. H.. lssa, az Do aciock ~
&. y. HAr
gSgt. Audltaf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

Tho executive committee Of the Y.
NJ. &. a. desires 90 know the feeling of
tho community in regard TO having a
course Of lectures and Entertainments during
the coming winter. In order TO have a
successful course, It will be necessary 10
secure one hundred double season tickets at
SIS 90 or its equivalent in single tickets A.
So 90 each The course 10 consist Of six
entertainments must be arranged at once,
If st ALL All persons desiring 70 subscribe
TO such course will be kind enough TO
hand in their names Immediately, and the
number Of tickets desired, TO either Of the
entertainment committee, +. Potts Green,
John Rankin, or w. S. Zellers.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27
NOTTCF.-In L.

d. v Orphans Coufi q Centre county in TIE matter
q tlp estate of james McCaimout lsts 81 Marion
apd,ar Appaaiad ~ said Couft a. make sisiriutian
II the funds 90 tt.f La.sds - Wni. shortfdes and
other executors of sad deceased. % and among thass
legally entitled thereto wili meet Tie paffiss iu s
teres Al the Office 4 Alexander Rover IN nfltfnts
on THURSDAY, the ith day q Ociotsf, iss1 ai ~
O'Clock. Al. G. u. BOWER
a6-3t Auditaf.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

AT the wi;ohiog hour Of ayc, 4. NJ,
on Monday morning DR.. Augusiin Hihlor
and his wife were swoetly sleeping one
minute later that sleep had a swee; awak-
cning Waves Of heavenly music FLIED
the room. They rushed to the window to
behold the upturnod classic features Of
barber Beck playing "IIome, sweet Home
on the clarione,. The tune changed 10 the
"Old Folks At Home, and the Drs, aged
parents now graoed the scene. Beck, in.
spircd by this audience, then played "und-
bersda," and as the sun was lighting the
eastern bills ho played the "Sweoi Bye
and Bye, and tho tabloau dissolved. Yes,
the jolly Dr. and his pretty bride are at
their home The DR.. says he would like
to have had his trip last forever, but his
practice, which is immense, and bic duty
to the sick, have stronger claims than the
pleasure even Of a wedding journey.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

A SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Tho generally
peaceful office of the BrockerhoG House
witnessed shooting aiIray that ended in
smoke. Tho result of rivalry in the med
cal profession. DIR, Corbett, Of horse
reputation, and DR.. Levi, Il curcr Of corns,
had been matching dollars TO keep. They
disagreed met in the alley and succeeded
in knocking themselves both PROSTATE on
tho "bloody sands " Friends hero inter
fered They met again in the otIioe aforc-
said He Of the corns made rush at the
equine practitioner, while the latter drew
a revolver and fired a blank cartridc, (it is
saidl which results in both tho learned
gentlemen lAnguishing in Fort Dunklc
until some one may 60 their bail.
A WoNpEEFuL ISyESrIoS.-Eycry ad-
ditiona item Of news that leaks out con
ccrning the Henderson process Of making
steel shows that process to be all tho more
practical and wonderful. If it true it IS
simply revolution in steel manufacture,
that is all. Harry Lands has in his poe.
session chscl made out Of some Of the
steel given him by Mr.. Henderson Of the
finest temper, and the steel in the chiscl
was prepared by only one process, and out
Of some common wrought iron lying
around, Mr.. Lands prcmisos. Think Of
it, fine cutlery prepared in this cheap and
expeditions manner Now. business men
Of BcIiefonto, can you take few minute
time to look into this, or would you rather
have some enterprising yankee or o'f west
man try it ana make fortuue2 II there
is anything in i. there are millions in it.
4 factory could be established here that
would employ 800 hands
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

DEDICATGoN.-The new Nj. + church at
Rock, Pleasant Gap circuit, will be dedi-
Gated to the service of Almighty God, Oct.
21st, 1888. Rcv. j. III. McGarrah, tho
Presiding Elder of the Altoona district,
will have charge of the services. Rev. g..
ID. Pcnnepacker and Rev John G. Hewitt,
Rector of the Episcopal church, will be
present and assist in tho service. Preach
ing Saturday night, Sunday morning and
afternoon. j. A. MATTERs, Pastor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

DR.. w. /. Wilson died al the age of
ninety years at bic residence on Spring
street, Sat Sep. I'd, at Joan. He fun
ersl sermon was preached At tho Presby-
terian church, on Tuerday 2r. ~ We
shall give a Biographical sketch Of Dr..
Wilson In our next issue.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27
--WAETED.-A new II. Il. depot.

RAIL ROAD NEws.-Wo are not in re-
ceipt of anything now, just now, but we
promise everything colleetible next week.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27

We have jHst received olr nov Fall
and Winter Woo'cns CaIl md leave
your order
M0NTanMEHY & O. TnLLnrs-
The daily gazette., 1883-10-23
LOSSES by FIRES.


The flour mill of G. +. West, in Gutten-
burg, Iowa, was burned on Saturday night.
Loss, $4,000.
A fire in South Second street, st. Louis,
yesterday, damaged four stores, causing
loss of $50, 600. The principal loser was the
ST. Louis Quilting Company, $37 600.
The barns of the Grand Haven Lumber
Company, near Sheridan, Michigan, were
burned on Saturday, with IL horses, seven
oxen, $50 bushels of oats and 10 tons cf
hay.
One of James McDongall & Sons grain
and -four warehouses, in Montreal, was
burned yesterday, another being badly dam
aged. Loss, $4,000. falling wall
damaged an adjoining nail factory to The
extent OF $1,000.
A building in Mddlcville, Michigan,
owned and occupied by Sidney B. Smith,
was burned on Sunday. While trying TO
save property In an adjoining shed, Mr..
Smith. Charles Bundy and boy named
| Walsh were killed by falling wall. Two
others were injured, one of them, named
Silas Gear, perhaps fatally.
In st. Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday mid
night, the livery stable of Peter Barkey was
burned, and at the same time G. B. Thurs
ton d Sons carriage and farm implement
warehouse and salesrooms, In another part
| of the city, were destroyed, the adjoining
property being much damaged by water
Thurstons' loss is $4,000. Incendiarlsm /,
| suspected.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-23
THROuCM A BRIDGE.
Terrible Railway Accident in New York
Three Killed and q Number Wounded.

Terrible Railway Accident in New AOrk
Three Killed and Number wounded.
FORT EDWARD, Oct. GA train on the
Glen's Falls and Hudson Railroad went
through the bridge over the Glen's Falls
feeder TO the Champlain canal, about so
rods north of Fort Edward, to-day. The
engine crossed the bridge, but the baggage
and passenger cars went down into the water
and were totally wrecked. About 20 pas
sengers were on the train. The casualties
are as follows: Killed-Dallas CrippeD, Of
Glen's Falls; Mr.. Wincop, of Gloversville,
and Mrs. Michael Monohan, OF Glen's Falls.
Wounded-J. b. Thelse, fatally; Thomas
e. Connors, of Glen's Falls, leg broken;
Patrick Howard, fireman, badly hurt inter.
nally; Thomas Bradley, brakeman, leg
broke and hnrt internally; John Jenkins,
conductor, head badly cut; Edward Deal,
engineer, head cut; Mrs. THESE, of Fort
Edward, arm broken and head badly cut;
| Mrs j. NJ. Hamland, Of Fort Edward, head
and side injured; Mrs. Anna Tisdale OF
WHITEHALL slightly injured about the chest
Thomas Loomis, baggage man, shoulder
| sprained; G. Schefiers, eXpressmSn, shoulder
dislocated; Chas. Calestracke, head cut; JAS
Loomis, bruised and cut; James G. McIntire
leg broken and hurt internally; Abraham
Wirg, head cut; Mrs. G. W Carr, cut In
head; N. Goldstein, pack peddler, cut about
head; Jacob Goldstein, slightly injured
John Fl. Mesick, hotel proprietor, of Sara
toga, head and chest mildred; Mrs. FlorencI
StOddard, of Fort Edward, limbs and head
| injured; John Cashion, eff Glen's Falls, con
| cussion of spine, Every person on the trail
| was injured except a newsboy.