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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-14

Young man, you feel superiority
20 the whole human race, as you
stand ct the altar with your fair young
bride. You would not change places
with the President. Yet in few
short years, . few whiskings of broom
handles, an untimeIy stoppage or two
Of waited aat-irons, and your weary
body viii rest under the swaying will
low, while some young gallant will
bring your afflicted partner to the
graveyard on calm Sabbath evenings
and whisper love il her ear, IS togeth-
er they strew peanut shells over your
grave. "Oh. why should the spirit Of
mortal Be proudg"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-14

We stated in the CAPITAL Of Fri.
day last, thas the engineers Of the b.
& @. Railroad were taking soundings
in the Severn river to ascertain the
best site for crossing that river. This
was an error. The engineers taking
soundings belonged to the a. & B.
Short Line Company, who are still
hopeful of being able to build their
road In very short time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-14

Chief Of Police Small accidentally
fell over board yesterday afternoon,
we learn, while attempting to arrest .
colored man near Dorsey's oyster
house, foot Of City Dock. It was on.
" an accidental slip Of the Chief, and
be soon regained bis foOthold, and
carried off bis prize, who was not 80
fortunate in giving him the slip"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-14
State Finances.

Since the list Of January over
5000, 900 has been paid st the State
Treasury Department, in the redemp-
ton of the Maryland Hospital bonds.
The total bonds issued were $3.50 900.
The Comptroller retains 411 ,050 for
the sinking fund.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-14

The partitions, seroIl-work, &C.. for
the counting room Of the new store
for ]. ). a. Basil, was ii the freight
cars that we're thrown from the track
this morning, and got somewhat dam.
aged
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-14
ANNAPOIIs. Md WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY H. 1856

xxYANTED-A competent man % work
w alarre garden In this city. On shares.
Win a proper person liberal arrangements
iii - made. apply At this Office. jl0
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-14
FOR SALE
THREE VALUABLE
ixiHOUSES AHDLOTS@i
In the City Of Annapolis.

rrHE THREE LOTS on King George
street improved by three two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES. num-
hers 54, 50 and 50, adjoining each other,
viii be sold on easy terms--part cash and
balance in one and two years--either sep
araie or all three houses together. They
are located near the Naval Academy, and
also close TO the water. making it desirable
property for persons attached to the Naval
Academy and those following the water.
For further particulars apply to-
L. II. REIN, Agt..
fan .7tf. Cor. Main st. and Market Space.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
the TRADE IN CHICiGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. y (NpccidD.-Thc advance Of
over IL cents in year the thug on the floor
that oyershadowed everything else at tho opening to-
day This option IN thirty minutes sold up To An and
showed every Indication OF keeping on up The
yea" deal is getting near Its crisis rs
everybody knows. II thero la large shortage the
crisis will be the quchor ana there is no great amount
OF shortage thon tho engineers Of the deal Will
mud II colapsing The fall In the temperature and the
appearance Ia just what these people wanted IL
will check the receipts and affect the grading unfavorably
The best commission mln In the pif, and one who
successful corner ever Engineered said "1he
bull clique must bulge this corn up 10 about so
or lose money, otherwise they cant sell out
profit. II they had TO sell
the market wonld 20 To pieces Good management could
make great out Oi the squeeze. think that
the irm OF Mccormick KcnnVtt Il Co. must have
100000 bushels bought for December The receipts
OF course will be- large If the price Is advanced aui tue
shorts are allowed % hang on. 10 Will take sharp
squrrLe To Tighten the shorts H."
Wheat kept stcady at better figure than expect
ed. Al 2:3O o'clock & C close wdS January wheat IS y
cents MAY Oh cents: MAY oats closed at 81 %
Year dl3 cents, May 4Ol2 ceuts Januari pOr
50 Ola, February $40 O7Ia; January lard 80 l2l9
January short ribs ~ 90. puts" on May wheat sold
this afternoon at 937s cents; "cas" ~ o5i cents.
The anticipated receipts for Tomorrow ~ OF
wheat. l05 OF cora aud 20 or Tho receipts to-day
23O OF wheat. 500 OF corn. 1879 OF oats and
$4,000 hoAd Of hos On tho curb affar the news OF
Vanderbilts death there was weak feeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
MORE VICTIMS or yRICHIyOsLS

The members of the Weit2el family, at No
7S Kimgt other persons who ate of uutOoEed ham
IN tue house Thanksgiving Eve were no better yes
teroay than Monday. Dr. Cyrus Edison said That he
had no doubt that they suffering from ulcnoSl'
The persons seriously ~ were Hr. and Mrs. Wet
EEL Mr. lawson No. 81 M'oster-st, and Mrs Pierce
Moses siendg OF No 233 SulVan.st, went 10 the san
itary tor advice. Five persun-, whose names
were TO DR.. Edison on Monday were found III
from the trouble yesterday. Mrs. Elizabeth Der
nard and her laughter Lotto. of No 2ol Grecnes "LG
WcitZcls JHcN nave been I'LL
since last Tuesday. The girl worked at icys before
che taken III. Joseph Halwick, porter % No %
South Fift-ave has been sick for week John l)evin,
q printer, OF No. III Grecnc-st, IL recovering from
mild attack OF the trouble. Samuel Hes of No Z2s
WOOseTs did not eat any ham, although he was at tue
party. John Bagiey, blacksmith OF West T~eutleiA
st spariny Of the ham ANA suffered from mild at
tsca OF trlchiuOsS II was SAID that Laws0us pay had
been stopped during his Illness and the family we're
Nkey he in want In five yoars only three persons
Nave died In thus CITY from trichnOss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

srrogyy cogar i'N5tF, nefore noaoh1G J. SOS 8
2. - id ,. "a H.! AZ IL. i2 "a .1l q l3.
~tr,ivt totri--rs,iIiiL ilpi'I.u IT, Rotor. Reach.
g.. s., -. 49, o. t5. 10 Jo1. 10 IS. i3l ja@.
.-rictNr Soysr.~JcM rcgg-rArr lI-- ,loe, yan
aJs 81 49, 3'd $50 49, ' 900. i'I 4o2 TO-" tos sos.
s,.alF -, I ' ~ i' j., E'H w. 'aa
49,. I,A u.s. i477, l'-o, Ioid 5,j. $50 .45', liu,
>rrmNI CoIul-,Hctn rau lL-Eoore ,,rdress
81 'ol er9 Col o4j 7a5 lol. 81 43o So 1870, ga
surarur oocHr-Cmcrn-rLa III-Def"rc Lawrence, }.
errGrNr Cotnr CIRCUIT PAW Iv.-Leror Barrett J.
lsbl ls2 1855. Ii'G l05, t5" ~. rs. III lJGl
sdnaoa.Ir,7 ,9'gG- Before ,oios stsie Of Fr.nc,
y ,."J ir'JH ia NJ, 49, 2ec r." 80 ipii'r III
StrtiHog CCCgI-GENrRu lrtN :dournci
srrEmoR cQuEf-s'hciAt itni l;iorr rrnaI' Nos
surrplor CouRr-rluAL lEm-P9nr l.-BcIore scdgwick
s1rrcroa GouEf. Tm,r TrGN-r,a! II.ncforc Freed.
m-. o. ~ * - -; nt7 ''' '' ''''
srrtGioG CotHi-TriAL 1rnM-rAEr III.-Ecoro o'Gor
surhmor COURT rRiN. TrHM-PNr Lv.-Rcfore Insra
ham. J.Nos i5I5 l.3r l1"l "a l3'i; ~ ls91
ioo ~. stI. iii6, A.. IA. l2,s l3o, O(l 90.
CoMMoN PLEAS GENITAL lEU'l- Adjourned til December
GoMNos PLp,s-srgclAL 1lHN Before Van Hoescn, j.
'comnox PLrAs-EQrirY TERN Before Allen, J.-Nos %
Couuos PLa.s-TRI,L rRsu-PARi I-Ecioro Daily. c J.
-SO,. -. ID. 1855, Az, Ia" 29i. ll] 1910, 1910
CoaMos piils-TmAL 1rm-rART ll.-Retorc Iarremorc,
J.Not .3oI ll, 49, 1885, itoi -" 100 400, I3.p
iI54' H. A. IL - 1875 llO{ OIO5.
Coii,r or OYFa iSu TLrMXHB Before Judge Davis and
Assistant pi.tnc- ATTORNEY Fellows Adjourned.
CoUEI or GtNEGAL otssiuNs-PANt t.-b"torc Judge
'e% 'i'.' 7' 3 ioiI H. H. H. H. is H. IT, 10
Courr o. GPNs,L soNs rAM - 9iune,p,e J"dg'
2. 3. 4. :, D. 7.s. o. TO- H. H. IL. Ia 10. III. IT, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
lettings HERE AND THERE.

OGDENsBURG, Dec. < Speciah. The schooner
Bolivia while being lowed BY he tug ". l. Proctor.
struck on a rock yesterday afternoon four miles east of
king, ton she loaded with 10000 bushels OF cOru,
20 600 OF which damaged.
ALBANY, Dec. sA certificate Of incorporation was to-
DAY Med with the Secretary of state by socety styling
itself The AntLVaccinaton Society OF America. The
object OF the organization Investigate the benefits
or evils resulting from vaccination aud what protection
IL affords against smallpox There are htecn trustees
The principal office is to BE- In Ncw.NorN.
MEDINA. Dee. lSpecidb. Local officers
have failed utterly to procure evidence which will
I.h clew to the person who murdered Mr.. Miles and
to-day H. q. Julian, detective. arrived aud began "A
thorough invest gallon. Tho cOrou'rs Jury adjourned
one week to await the result uf his labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
NFUS FROu THE SrBrRBS.

A YOUNG WONAN's DEATH FROM MALpRACTGCE.
Coroner Burke was directed by Comfy Physician
Converse yesterday to iuNe saic the death OF Nile
Annc Koch. axe twcuiy-ouc WHO died two days aga %
the nome OF her parents, No l32 t'ui5al-atc ! fscy
CITY Heights Mis-. Koch was taken 90 lat Friday aud
Dr. Mcbride was summoned, bat found her beyond the
aid OF medical skill Ihf circImsiIuccs % GA" case
aroused the doctors suspicion and when Miss kHch
died he Informed County Physician Converse. Dr..
Converse aud Mcbride made a ppSt-Hor 'ctu
examination aud discovered indications OF malpractice
The yOun: au'- family IotiCcnt about the Affair."
but II learned that joseph CARY, age fU'utyri INT
travel ~ salesman Who lives at No.3il IHi-adetyc
had been paying attention 10 her for h"pt two year,
and haE He is wdow'r ht wife having
died three years ago. cary says that Er aud
Miss Koch were engaged To- be married AID
the wedding was fixed Tor Christmas I've.
About three months ago Garry came acqn aiuted i'm
Mr.. Van Aux. agent %. The y, trOpoau Lie Insur
ance COMPANY, had the young womms i.' insured for
the benefit Of her parents who are extremely poor
Carry denies all knowledge U The malpractice 1ud
that II he had known what was going 4" happen he would
have XII cd iiu-cI rather than II should happen.
DR.. Mcbride says the young woman COufes ed her
condition to him ia uly latt and tOl him that che had
ASKED lover 10 marry her, bust hc refused aud
threaeucd leave the country II She made any IoG
for him she begged OF the Ducto 10 give her drugs for
improper purpose, but he refused and nothing
more of her uHil he called IN last Friday. The In
quest will begin on Friday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
u IL Toby ARRESTED.

The United States Grand Jury was dis
charged Yesterday. The foreman presented new n
djtment which was replace defective count In the
previous indictment, against Ferdinand Ward Nlh9h
& Warner aud J. Henry Work. An indictment was also
presented intly accusing Ward ana Edward H. Toby
and bench warrant was ilue laicy issuel Tor io"e5
ID patty Ntr-hI Holmes Tobey In WlilaIn-Nt about
o'clock and arrested him. The accused man was taken
before COMMISSIONS Shields, and bail Was placed at
10000. TObey for his lawyer, Grace r D'miS,
who sent for a DOndsnan and at O'Clock lpbey WINS
released the bond having been signed By Michael :.
Coleman. a railroad contractor having house ~ No:
80 Fest sIxty-ninth- The indictment accuses ward
aud TOpey ~ abstractng, with intent 10 dcirdhd Inc
Marine Bank the funds OF the bank TO the amount oi
IS 900 Dy worthless check for that amount drawn by
Mard To IObcy's order on Nav ], ISL
Mr. Tobey lived at Portland Me, when boy, ana
was at one time connected with the Portland National
Bank lie went West, ana his return came 10 this
civ and was employed 1t the Windsor Hotel lie was
then considered poor. He was aierward cashier Tor
William r. Grace CO.. and left tine service of that irn
only a few weeks before the failure OF Grant Ward
He APPEARS the books of Grant Ward A. The loaher
OF large sums at cXOrbltan interest ana Ward declares
that T0bey cleared $4,000 by his operations. j. g.
Tobey brother Of the accused man. also appears a. a
lender 10 Grant Il Ward. Edward H. TObcy ha- re
Gently Office grain broker III the Produce LIZ
change he lives IN COngrcss-st., BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
THROUGH NEW- YORK STATE.
MITCHELL NOT TO GO TO YEw.JERsE,

MITCHELL NOT TO GO TO NEw.JERsEY.
ALBANY, Dec. S.-Governor Hill has refused
TO comply with the requson of the Governor oil New"
Jersey requesting the surrender OF Thomas MtcheH W
NegJersey authorities. The Governor .nys II is not
that Mitchell was present in Ncw.JeTsey AZ
the time the alleged offence committed IS CON
coded that ON that day he in our OWE State whc
he was and Is a resident II II not claimed that there
has been any actual fleeing from New Jersey There mas
been neither flight concealment shown All 'he ere
mcnts necessary to constitute the accused fugitive
from Justice within the meaning OF the autEoEi,,
ties seem to be lacking. snail
not lend my oficia sarctlOn TO DOC
triue which would permit q citizen OF Nsw-Nork, VINO
adj never been OF the state In his life. TO DO seIeo
and carried away Oregon any other state, TO ne
tried on indictment found against him In such state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
pERILs or VESSELS on me DEEP.

The Cunard steamship Aurania. due here on
Sunday morning. did not arrive TIL Monday night The
only OF delay continuous south ives! ana north
west gales throughout the voyage. ON Wednesday the
waves thirty or forty feet high. heavy sea tore
OF the large feb0ats from the port davits Another
swept two Beanen from their feet and injured them
considerably
Tho vessel which into the bark jose T. Moore Sun
Gay night eight miles southeast OF arnegst. tearing
her stem bOwsprit, the small iron British
steamer Pomona. which sailed from here sunday
morning In the collision she had her stsrbOard bow
stove In far ait u the collision bulkhead. The
steamer without waiting 70 learn the extent OF the dam
collision ut Quarantine.
The steam trading yacht Naikra, which was driven
ashore At Sandy Hook early Monday morning. was
hauled oil yesterday by the Coast Wreckng tug Rescue
without damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
THE TRIAL OF ARySrR0YG FOR McRDER.

The trial for murder in the first degree of
Thomas j. Armstrong, charged with killing Albert X
UerriCk his stepfathtr afternoon az August TO-
st No 339 Pearl.st, Brooklyn, begun IA the Kings
County Court Of Sessions yesterday. The murder
District Attorney RIdgwgy presented the case. and
General r. Tracy chief luse for the prisoner
n tok three hours TO secure the Jury The facts elat
ing 10 the crime which we're fully told at the time II
acquired were relearsed by Mrs Marlanna Franck. n
next door neghIOr who the murdered man stagGcr
out Of his door with candle In his han and hlood
flowing from his mouth; Dr.. Shepard who made the
autopsy and found that the bullet penetrated the heart
Mrs Ida A. sammis who man escaping from the
rear Herrick house after the murder bat coud not
identify him; BurgDneyer, who assisted ID picking
IN tie dead man. and Policeman ROddy. who was the
Ars prer and discovered the blood stains
The trial will % forward 20 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
ESTIMATES 4 THOUSAND PER CENT OUT
CONTRACTS FOR GRADING STREETS THAT COST M
MYNsELY MORE THAN EXPECTED.

CONTRACTS FOR GRADING STREETS THAT CoSl M
MKNsELY MORE THAN EXPECTED.
e The Gibbs Committee held another session
of the Morton House yesterday. commissioner OF
Accounts w. Z. Shearmau gave further evidence vi MS
industry by submitting mass OF ng1re7 plesCntlns ,
analys of the contra It's FOR regulating anu
Grad NO streets etc. between March 20, 1857, ana
February TO- 1885. They show that in that perio !
ninety eight let, out or which elghS Our
har been completed. IL was estimated u! lhe various
surveyors that eighty four contracts would cost
S69S,761 OF, bat their actual cost aDounieu 10
so06Qg3 81 including $202tS 23 as ices iOr Tue sur
yeyors whose estimates were ~ wide OF the marx Inc
excess OF the actual cost over estimated cost Is
5000 232 81, 20.s per cent In eighteen OF tncse
contracts the actual exceeded the estimated cost by
kl5i.554 %. The most glarng discrepancy DetWeen
estimated and actual cost was founa IN the coprac M
rradng Ninety tfth-st from Tenth ave 10 Riverside
Drive. II. X. Niec the surveyor and john Brady
the contractor Tho estimated cost was $780, - ana
the amount paid the contract was Sll7,393 Us,
difference OF $l0lS6 40, or G36 Dtr cent! Nor Is hs
ALL On September ii Bernard Brady assignee OF John
Brady served upon the Controller claim % TOZZo4 or
1883 cubic yards OF earth eIc3yated IN ADDITION 10 me
G67 previously certified II tGlS claim IL allowed tne
total the contract will be l79G59 o. an increase
OF SlG4 1872 40. or 1867 per cent MI Nlre VINO u
SON of General Vele. formerly Park Commissioning
resigned Saturday last. l. d j. sInef surveyor
sixty second ST. fIom Tenth TO Eleventh ayes, ana
estimated that 1t would cost - 633 TO- and n her
took the contract and made $1,000 Az our OF u, an
Increase OF $IO.tis 80, or 226 per cent -
of the eighty -four contracts forty Two were sur
yeyed by W. V. Smith. His esunae' Oh them 9tgIe-
gated Si36 $40 Co. and the actual cost was fBlOl4 ~
en- increase OF $247O3 30. or per cent H. - waters
surveyed twenty contracts his estimates footing M 10
S7sjiO 81 The actual cost fell shor' o. that amount
81 GO3 %. II. X. Neie Surveyed three contracts,
estimating them at S6i,03S 30 which proved 10 ne
SlO0323 ~ less than the actual cost; and II Bernard
Brady gets his claim the excess III the actdl over lue
Estimated cost will equal III Los -, OF 20 per ctnI
the Unbalanced bids on fntUe occasion. Olher
igures we're submitted bat not read ndicatns tnat an
Aonuednct Bureau aud In the Water PurvcyOrs Bureau
The Committee Will meet again 10 day at 10 a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
Ar4JR F0R THE DEArIrrrE ELIyp

The lair IN uld d he Home Tor thc Dts'l
tite Iiiud opened yc-crly af ~ the bal
of the Hotel Brunswick. tn" Home IS IN Fourteoutl-
st. and the accommodations aro not sufficient
for all those VINO apply FOR admission.
MANY pretty articles for sale, and during the A.
fcfiuon Mise XII r Berger Ut' Tard c either. and
Moutcnurc Isaac gave 1ugs.cr performance In the
evening the II Regiment Band played. Tie following
lalic IN charge: Al ho fancy tables. Mrs. Co,tcr,
Sir ADJUST Rc!uout. Mr.. Charles Berrt man, Mrs.
Leroy Jones, Mr.. king~liud. Ms. G.. licck,chor.
Mr.. William Calm. Mr.. T"mpkn' Mrs. ,simHn Bcu-
iuiu Mr.. Ten Brock Miss khOadcs Miss Pra.l Mrs.
Valentine Hail. Mrs Lc Roy ~Hlcrcr. Mr.. Admiral Le
Roy Mss kimblc ANA Mr.. A'ercrombc, Miss Under.
hill and Ms. Hoffman hal cnargc OF the refreshments,
and At the floral broth were Mrs j. Coleman Drayton.
Mira. hu u-t Belmont j., MrS Loiiiiaul spencer, )r..
Mrs AdUph Iidrnbhrg, the Misses HcCkschrr, Miss
Hall and Miss Beiry The fair viii continue today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
THE COUR1S.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

John MacDuff. the dlamOnd DIUhcI, MaU W., m,aS
X 40 Ixntopsve ami aftcrwar sneo b r ' l;YiSs
lUfs divorce on ground that she had huspaI - ~
wh she red him. IN the Supreme Syrt . phi,
forr Iusfice OOnnnHc Yesterday through his count
EatbaWsv onnosei an alton for $50 wee2 anoly
and e25G counsel fee her behalf by John d. FOWL
send The decision reserved ,.,.D chin
In the SUIT Amanda Dolphin ag INST jacob ~
he the la yer whom accused Of obtaining her 8ntuo
10 papers ,pOsing Of her coal ands &C rant r9s.
wha County West Virgn MIA 0y fraud ana It AZ
esterlaY decided Ia ler
U.rtert H. Mu1low his wife Jane pr1p.etor5 OF y
Colisrum ating Rink hundred and seven lh
etpnave wee yesteraT arrested on an hta.lono
by Justlca Andrews ~ the supreme court ly
i nttc netico DonoIue on motion 70 punish them icr
nj I'm disobtyiug order ana were renahueu
M. 4, oday. ,,-.,.,, ,,r r;rling on
samuel b. ooie colorcd sentenced for life Tor knhg O
Ger North, obtained stay Tor rory uys peuu"5 "lP'
from Justice DOnOhue yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
CRUSHED IN THE AQUEDUCT.
ANOTHER VICTIM ADDED TO THE LIST.
,,urs HARRINGTON KILLED IN THE TUNNEL OF


SHAFT NO. 4-ANoTHER SLIGHT ACCIDENT.
The terrible accident which occurred on Mon,
aay at Shaft No. Of the New AQueduct was ioio"Hu
yesterday IVY two others one OF whSn VIZ Shaft
No. A. only mile from No. and about TWO W T thes
shafts are within that portion OF the aqnedaot con-
tracted for By Brown & Howard In NO. the Sases
are already and tie men are no longer
trns their lives In the peTIOus buckets the shft Is
about 275 feet deep aud inc no,IzUn'' b1 aT,ioe
Tie work at the shaft is under the supervision
of Harry Stephens who has hat over twenty year, gn
perienco mining and tunneng IN all parts OF the
country The accident was caused by piece OF rock
weighing about 900 pounds, which became detached
from roof Of tue south heading ana eushed III s
Ian James Harrington who was standing directly DeIow'
a ric nrecanon is taken by the Contractors against
the occurrence OF similar accidents The soma cdi@.
of the rock and the archng OF the roof are @ e
sufficient safeguards. The piece or rock whch e yes
toiday conical III shape the apex OF SoSe "a On
the other was the dividing line between TWO STRATA STRATA
The combined action OF the ar ana tnS Tnvnrt
the clav and deprived the rock Of sunceht suppot;
There no regular inspection of the roof Oh the
to determine whether 1t IS perfectly SoIhu. M -,
enead miner can detect 10y the eye whom any portion OF
rock likely to fall IN case Vi uODi - ~ or
sounded with hand drll and II necessary prace uP U
faken down 10 said that the most c3Ie,ui ana =! IN
attic method OF inspection womb aN9sl it.'c az" i ~
only absolute safeguard against the t"le u ;h M
fim6er up the whole tunnel. piece OF rock Which ~
pears perfectly sound on inspection may IAN "llhin
Thrrneton was employed In the south tunnel His
py the miners lie sorted out the sharp ones
and prepared the dull ones TO be carried 10 Ihe si"0
and sGarpeneh stacking the drills he had CHOSEN
spot directly below the fatal rock which fell and about
Sno feet froin the centre shaft. There lie was
standing yesterday morning about Z 0c0ck when ,he
accident occurred. HIS body, which was mansSu PC
yond All recognition carried by the other wOrkneh
10 the surface the COr0ners Jury found Verdcl OF
death from unavoidable accidcni' ne was "To't'
twenty years old unmarried and lived at tlushe J." j.
The rock which Killed him not the hrst IraSheht
which had fallen in this tunnel but no hoed was 'Ao"
of the warning. 49,. .-.h. mn,
~ tba annaduct where smith & Brown are
carrying ont their contract TO build new
gate-hOuse. Joseph POWERS was onP, go oS
In handling the that carry the debris from the place
of excavation to edge of the dump The car as II
nassrd him Jumped track aud fragment OF rock lei
6non his foot crushing the toes lie was Drought 10 inc
city and sent TO ~. Frauciss Hospital.
Pnm"rs of fatal in tw other shafts were cur
rent ia Sing Sing yesterday afternoon but were without
f.rud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
GENTLEMEN'S
FULL DRESS SUITS.

HEnny ~ tac attempts which have bcCn Bia9c 30
intro,!urc -oiucIbiu. new in thc way OF ma even
iuu drc.,, bat 60 so purpose. GCntlcmeu of cuIti-
Vntei taste and manners will not accept fn"ths-
tie innovation, for the old standard s'ic OF dress
suit The material uNri this season - the West of
England Troudcio;h nHd IL new make OF fabric
kmovnn ~ Clay, Fine Wnlc Diagonai>. These
good. are soft, rich Gnish aud warranted NOT To
gloss. They arc present very popular among
the his.I-cIns~ trades an EoJGoM, aud are intended
10 take i,r place OF the oidsa~hioncd plain cloths
which have of late bcCOmc 10 cc anon among thc
Iow-CInss trades aud ready made clothing honSes
We have QuiIc drh,nud for these goods, and al
why's hn'c some garments nsadr zap To -io" our
patrons bctor" piuciuG their orders.
All goods 10 order nnd warranted az represented.
Oar prices arr - 80 81 per cent lower than the
fame, price GaiIor~ charge for same goods Hn"
worI.mnnsEip which cnm be verified by calling
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