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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

Lewiston the Sd instant, Emily Ayars'
dau liter OF Samuel and Rachel Lewis
aged 10 year,, mon tbs and days.
This relatives and friends OF the family are
respec FULLY Invited to attend her funeral
ron the residence VI her parents. NO. l24i
Walnut street, at 3 O'Clock, on Friday after
neon. lntermeut al h!verview cemetery
M ArHEWS-iin tho 4th inst. AFTER q lin
gering illness, Willie H., sun OF RaLdolpf
and NJ srtha A. Matheus, aged ears anc
0 months
Services at tho house, 800 Lombard street
this (Thursdayl evening, 5.h inst at : O..
clock. Funeral private. interment In baiti
more.
pATTEkSON-on tbs An inst. Elizabeth
wife Of Edmund q. Patterson, In her oitl
year,
invited TO attend her funeral, from the resi-
depce Of her husband, Nc. HOS Walnut street
on Friday afterno n, at 9 O'Clock. Inter men
| 1T Biverview cemetery.
SAwYER-Suddenly. ON 81 inst, Georg
| " Sawyer, az cd ~ years
| Relatives and friends are respectfully In
| vited 70 attend the funeral from his late res
| dence bU2 Adau street, on FRIDAY, Ma1c
| 9Th, at II O'Clock, a. IN. To proceed TO Phils
delphia by l2<6 p. IN. train.
| BOUZARTH-On TIE 4th Instant, wilii.r
Bouzarth, aged 80
| Relatives and friends Of tie family 40
| members Of tho Weccacoe Fire 20. are n
| spectfu lily invited TO attend the funeral froi
his residence No. IA West Second street, 0
| Friday afternoon, At 8 O'Clock. services a
the house Iuterment at the Wilmingto
and Brandywins GENE cry.
| '0one tut not forgotten.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
steamer Launched.

The new steamer that is being built
for Jacob L. Ridseway, of Philsdel-
phia, by the jackson & Sharp Com
pany, was launched yesterday after
of Ice 4. viii to lowed 10 John Dialo'
gue's shipyard, at Kaighn's Point, n.
alter which it will return to the place
where it was built, to be finished. This
boat will run between Chestnut street
wharf, Philadelphia, and Ridgeway
Park, and will ie completed in tint
for the coming season. 1t has not ye
been named, but will probably be call
Ell after confidential clerk Of Mr.
Ridgeway's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
Asbnry .. 8. Annixersary.

The anniversary OF the Asbury NJ. f.
Sunday school was beld last night. The
church was packed to overlooking and
many went away without making any
lattempt TO enter. The decorations were
very attractive and the children gay
and happy. The exercises were com
menced by singing and prayer, which
were followed by a very happy address
of welcome by the pastor. A little
SPEECH was made by Emma wilkins
and Lily Jones, followed with a reeita-
tioL.
| Then came the following in order
Meta johnson" Only Baby Sinai"
| Lily Mcgowan, Recitation.
Gladly Records. =" Missionary Pen
MES"
Bessie b. johnson, Counting Ba-
by's toes"
Bertha Macklem, The Command.
ments in Verse"
Epola Wilson, p" Little Children,
Bring Your Pennies"
Singing by the school, " Hold up
the Gospel Banner
BY class. " Dialogue on Missions "
Singing by infant school.
Reba Townsend, Heather Chill
ldron.''
AuDie johnson, A Dolly Foul
Years Old"
Richard Swah, "The Little Chick.
ems"
Il Graham raegart, "A Little Soldier. ;
| Harvey Smith, " TIE Foes of Littl,
BOYS"
/ Walter Louien, Work and Play. ;
George McMuilin, "You cannot com,
in, Sir"
; Mary Dyer, 4" Beyond Worth"
, Anthem by the choir.
Q The report OF the year read by As
bury Burke showed the sch COL 70 be II
an exceedingly prosperous condition
and the collections TO be $50 in exces
, over the previous year.
E Joseph Pyle, Superintendent Of st
! Paufs NJ. K. Sunday school, made q
! very appropriate and practical address
The following members of the schoo
. we're announced as deceased during tn
I ear and suitable and impressive re
: marks were made by the pastor:
4 Miss kebecca Matlack, aged 10 years
Mr., Thomas Drein, aged 81 years; Mr.
I Zachariah Guthrie, aged "a years
Clara Mathews, aged - years Will
4 Ireland, aged II years ; Johnny Gal
d lagher, aged 7 years ; Murray Mathews
3 aged o years Mabel Brier, aged
iyears.
n Quite a large number Of bouquets an
other mementoes were presented to tn
IofhceTs and telvh hers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
FOURTH EDITION.

OTIS.
The Wilmington Board of Trade
meets this evening.
The officiary of Scott NJ. 4. church
have concluded to extend call on
Rev. N. NJ. Browne, of New Castle.
A resident on Adams street near Del
aware avenue complains that garbage
carts have not visited that street TO re-
move garbage for year.
Represen tation" will be the subject
of L. G. Bradford's lecture before the
Young Mems Republican club to-
morrow (Friday) evening.
The remains of George W. Sawyer,
the late postal route agent TO I.anden.
burg,:will be taken tomorrow to Phila.
phia To be inferred in the Odd Fellows'
cemetery.
A horse and cart tumbled over the
EN- blnkment on Monroe street, between
Eighth and Ninth, yesterday afternoon
but luckily they escaped without much
injury.
;. The Young Peoples Association OF st
| Pauls NJ. 4. church will render q
very interesting program Of music anc
sentiment this evening ia the church
The meetings OF this association hav'
been very beneficial aud interesting
No charge Is made for admission.
The practice exercise OF the mis-
sionAry class that will appear in full
, costume In the Missionary anniversary
of the u nion NJ. h. Sunday school thi
Ievening, was held last night. Tn
house will be full tonight to see tn
L ILLUSTRATION
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
A kihs of Peace

WAsHINGToN, March, The au
OF peace between the Penn Y lyanls n,
Administration aud Rsndal. muts,|
hourly. Last night Govrruo. Pats,
In a response to serenade from ~
Randall Association, said that the va,
name OF that organization Wa. an asa,.
ance OF a good national ada ins,rsdn
To night, after the Duck worth Club 4
Cincinnati, had serenadol 'ir Randi
Association nj the Riggs ilouss, Sup
Senator Humes, Who Is now the NJ
ognized spokcsn an Of ;l- palliscu AZ
ministration, responded on p-halfofth
Randall crowd. he coAg'a'ulated d,
Cincinnati Democrats OF lac ua,ias
victory aud declared tia = Rauti
had driven tho lobby i-i- RON IA
House, NJ would GrOt,, Cisveit
drive them from the city # washilt
ton.
There Is no little si2u ncArce 70 h
attached 10 these public u'terabs
which are only aD index 70 wha, ril
result in a reconciliaii1I Of the IN
most bitter antagonisIDs in the Pen
sy vania Democracy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

Hope ia a powerful influence for good
1t inspires US to courageous effort.
IL may be called the great motive pow
or OF all endeavor, OF all improvement,
OF all the worlds progress tor, If hope
could utterly die out Of the heart--wh.cl
happily is Impossible exertion OF every
kind would soon cease. And, 1t the
hopeful spirit depends upon the happy
disposition, every effort to Gu ltivaa
and preserve the latter must directly
tend to human welfare and the world,
advancement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
The Grant Retirement BIZ

WAsHIN GToN, ID. c., March 1t
Is not often that President OF the
United States, in the last four hours OF
his term, enjoys privilege sufficiei
To take of the pangs-the rough edge,
as 1t were--of re!inquishinR great
office for the position OF private citi-
zen. In the last moments of The session
of Congress that expired 70 day, the OPP
portunity was given President Ar
thur IT, send to the Senate the nomina-
ton OF Geuetal Grant, to be General in
the army, on tho retired list, with
full pay He had ridden to the Capitol
with his successor, and had taken pos
session of the room known as the Presl
dents room, on the Senate side Of the
Capitol. When no took his seat at the
table, a nun Der OF bills that had passed
both Houses were presented to him for
his signature.
He hastily scanned the memorand I'M
of the bills, and almost at the bot
tom of the list was the act giving
to the President of the United States
the right to appoint a genera. on the re.
tired list of the army of the y nited States
His face, in an instant, lightened up,
and, with happy smile, he said 10 the
members of his Cabinet who were seat
ed around him: AT last they have
given me the opportunity to do the mos
crafty ing act OF my Adminisira ton
They have passed the Edmunds bill q
retire General Grant"
He then signed the bill, and hardly
had he put the final flourish to his sig
nature, when he spoke TO his prtvat
secretary, telling him to make out fo
transmission to the Senate the nomina
ton OF U. s. Grant to be a General on
ths retired list of the army, and dicta
tel q letter OF five or six lines to th
President of that body, asking that tn
nomination be considered in open SCI
sion, and acted upon at once.
In ire minutes time the nominatio
was before the Senate, and ten minute
later. when the Committee of II
Senate appoip ted 20 inform Mr.. Arthu
that the time had arrived for him
visit the Senate and take part in t.
ceremonies attending the inauguratto
of his successor, entered the President
room, Mr.. James r. Young, the chi
executive clerk of the Senate, rushed
and, interrupting the committee, a
nounced that he was ordered by Ii
Senate to notify President Arthur
the usual offi cial way of the fact tn;
the Seuate had confirmed the nomin
ton OF Y. $. Grant to We General
tie army.
Mr.. Arthur took the paper and has
" signed it. Thus it was that the Ia
official act of Mr.. Arthur as preside
was the aft King of his name TO doc
.ment that placed his old friend wine
all his countrymen wanted TO See hi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

BUFFALO. March Flags have. been
floating all over the city t. day, and the
Federal salute OF thirty eight guns has
been fired at frequent interval, Tit
city officiais, Tel MY kDuoIicans
decided aginst any decotatcn OF The
City Hall. Mayor Seoyille, All ardent
Cleveland man, proposed 10 decorate
his own office, at any rate, and bought
a numb of flags for that purpose. The
janitor was sent to order him not TO pu
them up An unseemly quarrel ensued
in which the Mayor, JanitOr and 9
u um Der of other Off eials took part, ant
the Mayor refused to put up the flag,
when permission WAS at last given him
Sberif1 Koch was also prevented from
raising flag on the city prison.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
TElRD EDITION,
[conxUsIcATKD ]

During the past twelve or perhaps
twenty years the subject OF park bas
been discussed by our citizens and at
tempts have been made 10 secure TO
our beautiful city the only ground
really suitable for the purpose, and
which has been examined by experts
and declared TO be the best adapted in
every respect for park; not of course
TO be compared to those OF our large
cities for size, but second to none A.
regards its scenery and In other respects
running water, level lawn, groves,
forest, play grounds, walks, drives etc.
It 10 believed there are few who do
not think that We should have such an
addition 70 our city at some time or
other than comes tho question, will
We ever b In any better condition, or
be better prepared than now TO secure
the fec In the property necessary 10 be
purchased, and which it is understood
can be obtained for the sum which the
city agreed to pay Tor il some twelve
that effect is made within a reasonable
time.
Our citizens cannot expect that these
parties will hold this property year at
TER year paying taxes, loss of interest,
and then perhaps after many ears agres
to let the city have it without the aodi
ti0nal cost to cover these char yes: it !,
not human nature.
l do not pretend to offer any plaI
by which the purchase or how paymeu'
shall be made, but it occurs to me, tina
30 far as the latter is Concerned, VI
shall be in no bettor condition 10 pro
vide the meansr ten years hence ban a
the present time.
IL app-asb to me, however it ma,
strike <0thers, it is probably now o
nevak, for 1t Is more than possible b,
LII time or by Z he time the city may
be ready 10 do anything. that a larg
portion of these grounds will be ap
also being injured and destroyed b,
fires built against the trees, and tn
young growth by the burning Of til
leaves aronnd IL, which can only be pre-
vented by constant supervision, whicl
cannot now be given.
1t Is to be hoped that some favorabi
action on the part of our City Couuc
will be taken now. as | suppose We a
believe that Wilmiu zton Ia destined [
be a large and thickly populated city
and thar park in the future will be
physic necessity as put lie breathin
place away from the Loise and dust
the streets. and here our cbi,drel
particularly, can find apleasnre groun
without trespassipg on private prUpe
ty, as is the case now, and before tia
is snatched from them forever.
FRESH AIR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
RelnEned Home

The vast crowds that passed thug
this city on Monday anu TUESDAY NJ
on their way to Washington 10 Wins
the Inauguration are now pa'siug Naa
on their retura. and II SPEAKS vel W
the c'ai!rah's mana eDca: oil -
Pennsy lvania Railroad Company ID"
thus far not single accident has .
CURED whereby passenger was lblp
ed. Notwithstanding the vast nqnas
of trains that were moved, and tbe'g
precedented NUN Der of persons caIia'
there was not the slightest coniuse
aud everything worked Xix, CLOCK val
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

Every one who would rise must ki
thinker and a worker. Not chiefly y
study or reading will man becu.s
the first there is often much knowlap
with few ideas they are very eaHs
men without any grand thoughts 4
their own. Every one, Whatever b.
opportunities, can exerr bi-own meBa
powers upon what is neart1 him nj
this force Will increase s1Ih exetus
He can observe and compare ID
reason Tor himself and, though b
knowledge may he limited, his Nv
viii grow. There /. ~ -ievatiGF
humanity without toll, note HtN
active thought, feeling, and purps
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
Tho nsun a M uaeIiIIi.

The attractions at the Dime MuS -,
are of such nature that II Is u. !,
literally pa,ronized, and IT If ' a,hs
tention of the managers TO spare pe4 ~,
pains or expense to make II pOp'-
place of am uaenent. ,.,,
The very best order is preserV'ai, ~ !,
the performances, and tho u 1 -
which are especially for I"lIe enir,,
children, should be well pa'iuni
The perform al ces are all ms o'''
every respect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

DALLAS, Tex March 4.-Cleyeiand' \
civil service declarations are met VIII
Intense disfavor By Texas Democrats
The Dallas Timer, the orthodox organ
of Texas Democracy, says this after
noon t. win Texas senators and re
representatives. control the Texas patron
age ? Aye! The first time a Cabine
officer steps over ON that territory
which Senator Coke believes belongs II
him, then will come to us she signs
then, the thunder then, the crash OF i
storm of awful d imepsions."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

The notorious Sophia Ann Holiday,
VINO was discharged from New Castle
Jail Wednesday morning, having just
finished serving II term for drunken
uess, came TO rhis city and immediately
started on another rampage. Last
night she fell into the hands of officer
Kirby, who locked her up, and this
morning. Judge Sharpley imposed fine
OF 81 ana costs, which sent her back t,
New Castle this afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

Last evening two young men ss ~.
tho Dime Museum, and although 'le'
were plumber of places where v,
couid have obtained seats, pertisea !
standing At the door, blocking " ",
entrance. Officer Tibbitl REFUSES
them To move, aud upon their re'u''
to do 20, ordered then OUT, !
They passed outside, when ous A. \
them struck at the officer, ard a scum a.
ensued, which resulted in both Oei.,
lodged In the hall. This mGin.ii
Judge Snarpley imposed tine oi'i'''
costs Ia each case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
ADesuerase Character.

A few days since a man IalloI on ihs
ner, who IL employed as boss ~ =" dr.
b. Il p. Railroad, had oceaS ron T ~
charge one of the men named ,noonh b,
Maroney. On Wednesday 'i'uln nas d
came 10 the place " here Couhef T ,s,s,t
work, armed with a razor an or,np 10
eued 10 kill him, and last e'e hll,,anfdip,
nswed thu tbreats At Conner : Go osr Ne
house. He was arrested by ofiC ,ny Id
Kendr'ck, and will have q ne'
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
AFacf worth X Knowing.

Having been eured OF bad cough
ami cod with symptoms OF pneumonia,
by taking one % cent bottle OF the
Soudan Cough Syrup, purchased Of
Ware u Smith, Fifth and King streets,
icol it a duty to ny fellow men TO al
wise them 10 give it a trial when IKE
|afll icted. Very truly, j. MARSHALL
|TAGGAHT, Ashland, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
ATr,0 OF Drnphs

Last night John Bonner Vii ali druns
los aud John Gibbens, were o 'd vere
Mt the z. w. ". b STATION lara % tba
esc3rts6 TO the City Hall, @ inht I'd
spent The remainder OF the i n.f 70 70 Iuilss
morning they were Introduce ans Of Of sl'p'
Sharply, who imposed a hne u
cnsta in each case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
Beath OF Am ex-POl1ceKssan.

Yesterday morning ex-poIiceman
william Bouzarih died at his residence
No. ia West Second street, after d
short illness. A fter his retirement from
the police toIce he accepted position
=, perluts.Gett Of the stables a.
Snarp'- hotel, Front and Market streets
He was an old member OF the Weccaco'
steam Fire Engine Company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
oath
A,uos, FlOzs 10 beh

Alta late hour last luesu"WW Welsh d
officer Neatly discovered JOIN n@sIaT,r
Bancroft's BauAs lying ON ,;,,cu. 30
avenue In an insensibie comm .',n spd }
was taken to tho police sia''u aid ~
physician SUNNI ned, %ho tered ~
be was badly frozen, aud o'a Where w
removal 10 the almshouSe'
now lies seriously ~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
Isaac d, Bullock

Win NOV. .bou: the 20tL of March II
the corner of Ninth and Shipley street,
and before moving | bave lot oI
stoves l will sell cheap, and lot OF I'LL
ware at cost. Estimates furnished fo
tin roofing, and heater work done a
short notice by fret class mechanics
Bullock, Ninth and Orange. Agent TO
Orr Painters line of stoves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
Hog Cholera.

1t is reported that the cholera prevails ~.
ne,sb borhood OF Beaver Valley, Brandy
Wine Hundrtd. 1t is stated that The
wa, vat Of hogs appar emily healthy, wheI
nIansStered, has turned black in very
s sar,ons DISAPPOINTMENT as well as loss
No oause can be assigned for the Ole
eaap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

A magnificent sho - this week. Two and
a halt h 1uts % sp o dld ann ement. Every
afternoon and night tor week commend. Y
Monday, Mar,h2, REbM OND& CLIFTON.
COns0lidaj cd aggregation VI 10 artists, in
their rel Preventative specially and la person.
atlons, iutr duclDs cir LATEST success
Room IS. 'Un'l 'orcet. every Friday night
amateur night. hIa Gus wishing TO appear
APP " at box otfc' al o every lady and
LID attending m.tioce presented with full
set II useum freak caro- 2. Look out next
week Engagement ut great expense Of The
| Novelty Sketch Club. Tho hnest musIca
| extrayaRaEZl company nov travelling. Thi'
company having received The highest pres
encomlum Of every principal city 10 ~
United States ami Englanr whore tney bsy,
played. Admission 10 AID 70 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
Election of Omeers.

The following officers have beer
elected by f. Company D. V. M. Presi
dent. w. 8. Harkins; Vica President
II. j. Hayes Recording Secretary
William Flynn ; Financial Secretary
W E0Rlish Trustees, M. Holland, ID
| ". NJ Carthy, q. Frederick.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

DuRLIC 5 LEuF LIVERY SVCCK.-
i The unftfsigred, lLtcrdlng to discon
tnue the livery business, viii positively
dispose, at pubic SAFE on
SATURDAY, MAHCH u 1855,
at ~ o'clock. noon,
His entire stock Ct horses. car-iases, selg ~,
harness. etc, At NO. 100 N's. street, vii
mington, Del
The stock comprises cor driving no ses,
| suitable for ell kirds ~ wcfE as fplluwe
no /. Gray b1se Jen,s ears odd, o.
sound and Yood driver, sui a. 10y
/ all kinds of work.
| No 2 A good cart horte.
re. 3. hay mare Fanny, Iears cid ,souLd
and kind In all Lird Of h trness
MO- y horse Fr nix. ~ years old. l6I5
haaHs high warranted sound suia bio fra /
| kind Of work.
NO 3. ,iOli ust, years Old, tTo In four
| minutes, ] Jim Staley st"ck
No 8. Red Bird, noe style well bre ant a
good traveller
No 7. Miller years Oh. promises ee
work both double and sin1.e
| NO 5. Black borse Harry, years old, q
splendid drisor : nj good sA 4dle horfe
NO p. Ray mara Bessie, Yeas Old sound,
can trot mile In 81 re r. IN Montreal,
| Canada.
BuRgies. J acb. q Clayton wagons, New
Haven road cart, jump ssats, no top buggy
nearly new, for single aud duuhie driving ;
doctor wagon. - ess carriages were manu-
featured by such we'll known firms NJ 900 ing
II Bro, John w. hecye am uthcrs AlsO
| carts and harness. hay cutter 3 slsighs, good
as new sleigh bel E, fancy winter and sum
| mer robes; In fact everything belonging 20 a
hrst class liver, stable
/ TERMS An sums Of $50 and under, cash
over that amount credit OF months will
be given. + 7. STROUD.
l.. W. Stidhdm Son, Adct's. m52tweod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

L. w. Stidham & Son, auctioneers
sold ten horses at public sale on Wed
n.sday for Il. NJ. Gibson, and tealizec
he following prices $llS.50, S246
slS5, Sl55. S2O2, Sl86. S225, $40, Slo6
1850.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
MARRIAGEs.

the residence Of
the prids's mother. Mrs. Mary woodrow,
on NJ arch Alb, by ,ne Rev. q. v. Pretty
man. John ). Taliey and Mrs. sarah W
1asg3rt, both ofthis city. Chester County
papers lteass copy,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05

Barthalin Hammer mas 1ar store =, "
ma at his tobacco ana ses , in ites "
3ol Adams street that he H. is ssn
friends to call in and see, =, an artists
nicely gotten up, au"
niece of work,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-05
PIP -ss
FIT 7 H EDITION
A Railroad Conda,,o, -,

ihjassS
Last evening Benjamin y
q we'll known conductor on H. Tas
Il b. Railroad, was s+r,nnl Ie I'M
while In tho d discharge OF hi A. laltAl
Dennis left Washington ys,, uu vi
ternoon at 2 O'Clock, with h'I
loaded with excuIsioni.rs an w ~
turn from the inauguta,,on NAsiA
tbs train was about a quatl., W.
beyond Newport, and ,u,, a. ,sa4
rounding . curve, Mr.. DenrI, ~. =
out on the platform TO ses 'tl
signal lights were all neht ~ Y
missed his footing and tei 60
the RrOurd. a'Ss
At the time the train wa, ,,r.
. speed OF twenty i've miles an
and had proceeded some d i,,an"a I Me
he was missed. The train va. n.y., Jug
and . messenger sent back m s
for him, but returned wlibop, s.d
discovered any trace OF HIM a." H
! several trains had collected al III y.
1t continued on its way 70 TN. csvF a'
The injured man was ioupd K.
afterwSrds, and brough, on aar' s
train 10 this city, aud .mmdI'sa
taken TO his bone, Nc, ,C9l -
| ttree,, where he was attended ~ Y
Kane, the company's physiciap"
examination showed thai he bN
ceived a severe confused wound q, I
left side of his forehead, and ms, |
right arm and leg are badly inir,.
hut fortunately neither are b,0s,
When found his mouth wa. flled :,
dirt, and his clothes bad. torn
! 1t is probable that he WAS dn,,
some distance, and the only womb.
that he escaped instant death
suffered considerable pain at ina
toward midnight fell AS lsep. AMI :.
ed until a late hour this morning
Kane was unable 10 tel. iae ,1n
tent of his Injuries, bul viii N,
another examination 70 dgy, 10 A,
tain II he i, hurt iuternat,y