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New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
NEW JERSEY.

The Union County Board Of met AZ the conrt
honse In Elizabeth Monday County Collector Sheridan
reported the unpaid due the to he Elizabeth
81 500 73 Railway $2s2l 40 The valuations from The
various wards ana townships presented Summit
showed reduction o OOOO compared with last Ihe
total valuation for the county Real estate S22 33S 800
personal property. S3672425 liabilities $3.50 92j total.
S25 900 The county tax rate this will be Co.
against 90 last wear
ELIZABEThTcre was exciting election Tor directors OF
the Elizabeth aud Newark Horse Railroad on Monday The
death Of President Brown time produced vacancy
office which Clark has since nlet
Ell Congressman John kean and number of other heavy
ckhodcs desired that extensive should be
PIesden Clark favored opposite policy THIS brought
about lively contest Tor control U the board The ticket
he AIDED by Mr. Clark vctorou- by IA of 1907 To
AN The VICTORIOUS faction dinner Ia the evening 10
their supporters AT the sheridan House Much interest
attaches 10 the negotiations looking toward trac arrange
ment bewecn the Central Railroad and the Phila
dclpa and Reading and the Baltimore aud OHIO Companies
meeting OF the GENITAL directors been called for To day
and perhaps Important action viii be- taken Director
Kennedy having returned from Canada will be At the
1t well know fact that the the Cen
holding conferences with authorized representatives Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the latter being desous OF MAX
ing arrangements Ia run trains INTO Jersey city
day One Charles KIenberg age eight Of WillOwave
10y buys. The deep frightened him. and
leasing his hold Of boy he sank and the swift current
red him beyond the reach Of his companions The body
recovered The other boy Bernhard Woenburg age
of No Hudson st who fell into the tho FIFTH
street Pier Hls body cred
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
PHILADELPHIA MEN BEATEN.
FINE BASEBALL AT THE POLO GROUNDS

BRooKLYNs WIN EASILY AT HOME-Mhi"oroI'
TANs DrFEAT THE CHAMPIONS.
The New York and Philadelphia clubs played
the rst OF series Of four games that are 10 occur n
week at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Fully 3ooo peo'
pie present Judging from shout anu eAo''o-
the majority enjoyed the game hugely Inc con-
test like the Boston games was extremely "o p'yeu
and the whole attention OF tho spectators was riveted
the players from beginning to end Inc Playing was
sharp and to the point. brilliant maneu''os ponE hauo
with apparent edss. Keeie's pitching was greatly ad
mred, except by the Philadephis batters Ewing aod
ORourke are still lame and although both ala
good work. they would have done better
had tbey be.n IN good condition. Daley. whose curves
have 40 often proved engmas TO the local players was
put In to pitch by Manager Wright but the Ne~-1
mon managed to win. nevertheless. lrwin basuan'
Gerhardt and O'Rourke played finely. There was not
q dull inning during tho match In the eighth inning
tho excitement to high ptch when the PhiIadel'
pba PLAYERS scored their only In the ninth inning
people who begun leave tho grounds rushed back
p-ll-meli when Mulvey led of with three-baso hit
Koefe however regained his cunning and pitched tho
next three out az they came to the plate
Each nine In the first inning made two base nits.
but no runs scored. The second inuing was also
devoid OF runs In third inning the local players took
the Lead three through timely batting and
blunders of Mcclure aud Umpire YORK ORourko
reached first base a mufod third strike by Mcclure
Connor followed with hit To right neid Ewing forced
o. Rourke ont ana thea according Umpire York Coz
third, but everybody else thought that the
big player was out. Ewing went around TO third base
wild throw second by Mcclure. Connor scoring
on the error Ewing scored a hit To centre field ny
Ward Ward stole to second went to thrd on Glespies
sacrifice and scored scratch hit by D"rg,n Neither
side inning but In the fth the local
earned run by free batting. Connor ted OIL with
hit over the right picket fence Ior tnree Eases
and scored q force hit by Ward. Gillespie followed
with twobase hat but Dorgan and Esierbr0oK were
retired moro runs were made Tne run-maklng was
discontinued until the eighth inning when the QUAKER
civ player, made wo. Mcclure made hS ami Fer
guson wa. sent to r't on called balls EAcn was aa M
base "A passed ball and both scored on q nlt
to field by Wool. The score was as tolO"s:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
NFW-YORk CITY.

Tne cpstom, officers at the Barge Oce appeared yes
terday in their new uniforms
The second composers night will take place to-mor-
row evening at Neuendorf's Central Park Garden aud
"snllivan PROGRAMME" Will be given.
The irish World famine fund has recsy"a rrom ss sao
and from tho Michael ID witt branch, Ruthyen, lo"a'
per j. X. Brennan. S23 80
Richard Kenneth Lee of Kant. England, was married
at the Ciry Hall yesterday to Martha Ltebensein OF
chicago by Aiderman ONeil Tho couple started io'
Chicago after - ceremony.
A ponrly clad, mddle-aGei man. under the inluonco
OF aunr hired bed at the lodging house NO owery'
o. o Won5ar night lie gave the OF Miller Yester-
d,v morning he committed suicide by swallowing q
| payer OF Paris green IN water
The .cnedues In the Assignment of John Bremnrr.
wines No. 20 81. Marks-place, 90 George g. fCnScl,
show liabilities SslO2 10; nominal assets $500 81
and actual assets. S23lb 81
George b. Inns, tho ex-Mayor OF Poughkeepsie'
| charged with using three o. fifty railroad bonds In
trusted TO him by william s Williams. was held by JUS
ticr the Yorkyille Police Court yesterday lot
trial, bui parolcd TO ain bail
Mis-. Ro-enburg parents feared that she had
been drowned at Rocka way Beach at the time OF W. me
Twenty fourth st on Monday night On account o,
Sunday night
BROOKLYN.
william Del, nine died Monday at 81 Mary's Hos S'
n, 1 1"fqc of ov psto on Independence Day
| l. the fourth victim from a similar cause
ties and Correction yesterday remove with he
family 10 cleveland Ohio lie has child abont four yea
arrangement exhibit her as freak At coney Isan an % o
three week, keeping her mouth for half an hour Al
time until Monday when the Society for the prevention {"
Cruelty Children stopped the exhibition The source o
support for family Gruenwald determined Ia
Having 70
| for aid The matter s under investigation
The Pratt Company applied for reduquoa in The The
of It's property III the Eastern Dsct ad
Grrnpont portions OF the city which have been considerably
increased this year.
John If yand pleaded guilty the charge Of eiortnG
money people Prospect Park the Court OF Sessions
YESTERDAY a number OF uliiaDs who threaten
innoccnt persons unless they pay for release
demanded 80 cents nom Meyer torfOn who Sc
cured Ifvlands lie has sometimes stopped persons
driving In Parkway and demanded money from them
The Corncr@tonc the 81 Lnkes Protestant Episcopal
Bedford ave- replacing the chapel
buried winter laid yesterday The new building
| to cost alOut 10000
Mayor whitney Excise Commissioners fo,"wcd thrf re-
fnsa license last week 10 captain Lynch 10y dcch
u John Dyer To sell quor the
first lour RidgcSood Hail. broadway and Ralph ave- on
Of which religious services held every
SUNDAY refusing the application Commissioner Carroll
said Ne educate people upstans TO go 10
| heaven and downstairs io 20 To hell
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
DIRECT CABLE TO BRAZfL.

The offices Of the Pedro SegundO American
Telegraph Cable Company at No. Al Broadway were
opruei Yesterday. This company is organized Tor IN"
ostabshmrnt OF direct cable communication between
hero and Brazil. A contract has been made Tor me
cable and IL ia working order By January. The
following compose the Off and Board OF Directors
H. K Thurber. president; Edward K. Bacon. hr.t vice.
president; Charles K Flint. treasurer; De Borden VIII
mot. secretary; Joseph Edward simmons. Frsncis A.
Bssser Charles II. Ss dfOri John T. kednan ana
Henry W. Cannon. directors -
The cable will 20 from the United states 10 M hayti
thence to Curscoa and there along the Nrnrzean
cnast to Cayenne In French Guiana. From there the
cable will be continued to Para. where it wii conmun
cato with the Government land lines OF BrZi me
cable will connect two points with the land lines OF
Venrzusla. salvador de Mendonca. the brazilian Con
surnera presented 10 the company al the opening oi
the offices "A large oil portrait OF Dom Pedro. IL Iunx
the wall covered by the Brazilian AMI American nass
AuQuntO.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
wEsTCuEsTER COUNTY

YoSKRRsThe Board Of Managers Johns Riverside
Hospital AT their meeting Monday evening adopted
luton accepting the rcsgnatonH oi the meca stan Of that
institution those Of The consulting ply sicans take effect
Immediately aud those Of the vi.tng ply Hicians August
/. committee then appointed 10 make eng gage gemeDts
with competent ply ucan who should his entire
attention To the ne~is 1f The institution
TARRY1ows. Monday being day on tho Aqueduci
of the lsborf spent their freely
to1icat The carOusal resulted ia John Enrgit being shot
not dangerously ID u. head by coof-d AT SHAFT No
WHITE FLAss The members Of tho BUaid OF Trustees are
discussing the aivssby OF lighting the streets with electri.
lights Instead 0f The city a about
So and of The trustees think much better ser
might obtained with electric lights for lrss money
sIsG shs No OF tho aqucduct last evening
rock weighing fell nom the roof Of the tunnel
grhlo1 the back of Jacob Cotnege lAborer And
OF II fell his rght hand cruahlnE his fingers he
sent " bellevue A0spit~L
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
UONORS TO AN ITALIAN PATRIOT.


HIS REMAINS 10 BE TAKEN 10 ITALY.
@Piero Maroncclli" and United Italy " were
the watch ords last evening of the Italians of this
city ami its vicinity who gathered at aInfnany
Hall TO honor the remains of one OF the champions
of the freedom OF Italy. which aIc to bc carried
hack TO Italy There were 5000 people III and
around the hall. which WAS decorated with bunting
and draped III mourning; the coihn was IN the
centre of the room. The presidents OF the various
italian societies with the ikers sat the plat
the llustfious dead" Military aud civic companies
occupicd the Ioor. DR.. AessandrO Aldrna pre-
sided DR. /. ;. Verdi. delegate from Foll. was
tie principal speaker. He said that IN 1888 DE
into cores spondence with MaroncellI's widow, and
the munciIa al government OF Foll. with view
to transferring the to Fol- DE Casal died
and the speaker was appointed Dv the authorities
Roversi. Editor OF |rogroso Hoto 1mer'cdno, eulo
pi2ed the dead patriot and denounced Austrian tyr
amy aud oppression. especially It's maltfcatlent OF
| political prisoners Mr. Barberi and Dr.. AbruzzO
| were the other Italian speakers.
| Charles A. Dana. Editor of The Sun, was received
| with great enthusiasm. lie said that the illus
trious dead patriot was consiant advocate 10:
oanIy Of unity of Italy. but also of the unity Of
| humanity HIS democracy was of more cOustruc-
tive nature than s ordinarily iOnnd III politics In
| united Italy democracy is again his sepuchre.
General Daniel H. Slckles also spoke. There was
great ent thusasm and every mention OF MarOncelir
| name evoked loud cheers. AT the close of the
speeches the remains were carried 10 the hearse ty
| fonr members of the Italian Masonic Society The
| hear,e wa, drawn by four horses. aud was hankcd
bv veterans viii fought for the Liberation OF tay
The procession made of thirty societies. mIli
| tary and civic, and about 5000 were IN line
| The line of march was down broadway 10 Wall-st
where the procession disbaDded.
The coffin then escOIt ted To the steamer Archi-
medes by "a delegaii ion of distinguished Italians
The steamer will sail on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
A POOL.sELLFFS OLERK FINED

James B. Cook, Who was a clerk at No. Ia
East Fuurte-nthsL anu was arrested on June 10 on "a
charge Of pool -srng. appeared before Judge Glider
Court OF General Sessions and
pleaied guilty. Few charges OF pool selling have been
brough trial for two years and almost no convictions
nave beep obtained. Judge Gildersoevo said TO the
prisoner:
II rather distinction be singled out for punishment
for this offence There reputed be who carry
on this business extensively ana you are. am informed
e,rk AT se know why should be severely
nnnsLed while other tree from arrest
Judge Gilderse~vo hn-d Cook $50 and said subse-
ournily that no reflect upon tho Dstrct
ATTORNEY or The police that hi, sense Of Justice was
sucb that could mako an example OF poor clerk
while bis principal and the proprietnrs Of many such
plxces which were said rIlst remained unpunlshrd
In tue law tho arrest of any reasonable
on OF such offenders ho would 10 xlad To send
then ell to tho penitohtiary.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
Ridge POLICEMAN BADLY INJURED

Patrick Muligan, of the Bridge Police, was
badly Injured yesterday about y. III. He had just
come on duty and was coAing the yates oi The ears
a, the NewYork end OF the bridge. Beng unable to
get gate ute shut. ing to the nuDner of people
tue platform Of tho hs rode upon The srp outside
partially closed gate. aud on neaIn the end of the
station platform struck against some sca1Odng erect
ed Ihei e. and Knocked off. falling his head
the rOddtsd where tue wheels passed tho
toes OF bis eft foot He rolled down the carri4
where he struck the Usck b, The wheels OF
ing wagon. He received cODcussion OF tho brain
from the fall loss Of toe and the fracture of
others, and Inucn bruised. Chambers street
bul succ took hn Br"ukiy aud he the
ferrei 10 a ambulance from the Hon IpAthic HOspi-
ta III Cumbrrlxnd-sL MugAn Ia thlr v ive old.
and has been force May, 1888 His record
Ia Am excellent ono lie Ia married and has two chill
dreu, The Injuries Will probably not prove fatal
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
AN INQUEST nv MR.. OOUNsELL0RS CASE

Jeremiah Counsellor, of Newark, who Tell
dead Al tho Brooklyn Bridge Oh MoudAJ. spont iAt sun
DIV AT No lOI Clinton ave- Brooklyn. wh-ro Mr- Ann"
f. bennington, widow Of John Donnihgt"n oi Ne"sfH.
live, with h-r three daughters Mi Connsoliot was
frrou.nt ystor ami snsnt nearly osory SUNDAY al tho
house Miss Ursula DouniDgton the eldest dsughter:
who 10 a hne-looking woman. Win oIuo s'es xnu
hroun hair WAS sent for by Or knIght.
vno was with Mr. Counsellor WHOM he disi.
aud went at to the Bridge Police station whsrr .hs
hooy Law She said she Mr Counscllors adopted
daight~r and that he had been An Old friend oi hor
falhrr hs death had anaxoi MS estate Tor
,h.In lie was the best OF fathers to her. and had
shown himself true friend OF tho family ia many ways
He had been sunday AT tue house. nut hsn focoV
errd before starting for business On Monday MISS Don
ningon further stated that his NE was insured ior
$50 600 IL Ia said that he WAS wealthy ~ ono time
hut lost b, money Black Friday. Coroner M-uningrr
he'd formal inquest IN tue case resulting ~ vora'e;
of drsth from apuploxy Miss bennington told him o
Mr. Cuunsellor great affection for her aud declared
that he had adopted her Among the articles I'D Mr
nnIInI AInIi-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

folk, with mdse aud passengers to Old Dominion seam.h
II DimOck
Steamer wnkesbare. Gates Boston for Port johnson.
Bark Eugenie tB). Foley Boston. in ballast Bailey
Brs Daisy Boynron Murphy, Port Jefferson ballast q
sUNsET-wipda al Sandy Hook. light. W hazy A,c,,
Island light. NV clear.
Arrived yesterday
City Of Columbia wooihulI Charleston Jnly H.
shin Heic@n Annsbie Manila I22 days vim ana, .,
Ira Bur-ley q Co.; vessel 10 Vernon II Brown 90
sugar 10 order. vessel TO master. ''
CLEARED.
City Of Rome ,Brl. Munro Lverpoo-HenGerso,
Steamer vandyck tBr, Holt Liverpoo- Rnck 3 Tev.
steamer TIaye Ger. wuegesol Bremen soulhamp;on
steamer Alvo (Br). Williams. Kingston. car,hagenes
steamer 1marylis tBr, Black. Lisbon Port-raerenca
steamer Ludwig Hoberg tNor) Houge, Baraeoa Cuba.
steamer Ada tBr) Jarner Baltimore Nd simpson spence
steamer Nacoochse. Kemgroo ssaysnnah-menry yonge
Point va -Ohd Dominion ( < Go. ~ Wv
steamer Gaucns Berry Boston-n Dimock.
steamer Morgan CITY Byrne, NewOreans-John T Van
ship Thomas Hiyard tBr Jones, sydney-Rw W Cameron
BARK Lillian (Br). Dexter. Windsor Ns-J whi,neyA T.
Bark Az (Norj, Nielsen Copenhagen. Funch Eiyea
Brig Poamac (Br). Mussendcn. Maicria-Galway & ca.
schr Goiwin Sidney. sarnfori-stamicrd MAnaatur.
ing 60.
Schr Isabel Alberto Bishop II Augustine. Fla-A Dayton
Schr r : Znsev. Mack Norwich. Conn -R,ckett & Bro
Schr Charner Dabb savannah Evans BAH & Co.
SAILED
Lisbon. Wisconsin and -
Liverpool: Corona Irt Augustine Para Pedro II John
NIB Sacoochc. savannah. Wyanokc Norfolk.
ship Aniromcpa for Bremen
Bark ,hel Emery for BrenOs Ayrcs.
Brig Chas PurVis for Havana.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CoRg. July Is Arrived steamer shelley OBJ. Davidson
from New York Jny 8
AMSTERDAM July - Arrived steamer Ruperra (Br,
Hodge. Nrw fork July 3.
SgIiLY July 2n-ATived steamer RlYnand lIjelg. Jam.
son. on her wav Antwerp fand proceeded
IfUiI. Jnly lo~aoi, steamer Buffalo OBJ. Mact for
N@w York July ~.
teIu July i9-Auived steamer Harbinger (3rl Dabuer
New York Iuy !.
GiBVAirAR Tn,v i0-Passed Steamer Raphlei fRrl
Mediterranean ports or Philadelphia and Baltimore
July ~ Passed. steamer GendoWer (}r, from Calcutta
Jun - for New York.
July l3- Passe, steamer tlcsia lFr, valat from Nell
terrAncaI port, FOR New York.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
ACQUITTED OF OHARoE or RIOrrN0.

judge UI1ucrsIFcVe IN tht W"HVTdT otssIVHs
listened yesterday evidence In the case OF william
Rres Grorge ii. Metzger and Richard scheerip. who
accused OF rlong. but bo wzs SO little satisfied
with evidence for tho prosecution that he shvsed
the Jury to arqu. The men were pointed out to police
officers the who dragged truck In 'front.' oI
an Avenue Il at Thrtsentb-st. At the time OF the
strike OF the drivers and conductors. on June D. ih
truck nysteriously o.t wheel whs In the position oi
obstruction TO tho motion OF the oar, ana c"a
and other Oh .tacles also delayed its passage
Oliver g Kerr. tsrdrivrr. was tine only witness VINO
Identified tho prIs"n.rs Other witnesses testhd to
the fact OF the disturbance Many witnesses we're
present to contradict the testimony duplicating the ne
isndanis, but without oppOH from Assistant DIS
trct-AtOrney FitZgerald Judge Gilderseeve granted
motion made by the counsel for the defence Tor
direction acquit. Another Indictment against tue
three also dismissed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
SHIPPING NkWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. EsDAY JULY 90 1856
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. UEsDAY JULY 20 1870
ARRIVED
steamer Rhaeta (Gerl, Vogegesang, Hamburg July q,
with md passengers kunhardt Co Arrived A. ~
Steamer Weihavcn tNor sevald Barscoa. oh days WIN
o Gomez * Poarsal ~. ., .t.,s
with mutt 10 II DumOi-. NJ an ,.,s ,.,,h
Steamer rhcesina thrl. henythorhc fa'' - ""''' ~
Sirus, ivan tir new 23l7 tonsl, Cooper Harrow Jmy
T. with la order, vessel 10 Ohss o"'"no' " w.
a the nar at 30 O9m =, 49,. ,,,. Sv,,u.y
Steamer Anury tiir), Coz Barrow, 10 days wa SyW'y
& A. DAYS. with rocker Bros vessel 10 fuhoh '"S
q Go Arrived AT the bar at o y in -, .., ia. ,,,
a.sruser. 10 & ii Mallory 60. Arrived Al The ba a, ~
's,.a,,rr hureka Quick New orleans, days. win muse
and passengers 10 John I Van sickle ,, a ,., ,.,,,
steamer Regulator Doano Wilmington. u uayS Win
mdn. To W 4 Clyde & Co s..,, ,,iy Is
steamer city OF Augusta Nekerson' saV"nhA"' July '
with mdse passengers 10 NOnsc o, MA. .., Nor
steamer oaaose Couch. Richmond City foint ana No'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
WORK or THE IRIsH NATIONAL LEAGUE.

League met last in Justice keliys court ROOM
EIghtecnth-st. and Fourth-ave. John j. Delaney pre-
siding Tr-asurer Koderick j. Kennedy announced lha1
since the m-etins he had forwarded SloOO 10 the
Rev. DR.. o. Reilly, the National treasurer J A - r'r-
man wa. elected chairman of the rIecutv" com
mittee. Daniel R0rian, OF Branch No I'D. r~portrd
the lecture recently delivered ny ex-Ji idgr BKo
had resulted in the collection of 500. Delegate Ptl-
rick Criily OF ST. Cecilias brunch Brooklyn, an eh IN
$50 and said mass-ineetng would he h-h mex
sunday, and VI. J. Qu.gey OF bra lrh No. 2. 500 n
new OF bylaws submitted aud Adopted one
OF chapges made from the olt bylaws IL Important
Formerly no matter what amount OF money "A branch
could have than five delegates al the
council, now, "a delegate will be admitted for every
500 contributed.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
COUNTERFEIT SILtER DOLLARS

rhc officers of the Sub Treasury report that an
unusual numb client cOuneIfets Of the standard sl
car drar are dangerous counterfeit IL
made Iv splitting "A genuine dollar In half removing some Of
the ire metal filling the space with base metal welding
p,rts again AMI reming the rim III ~ no
hou however that the number of cOurtelts ~ ont or
yer dollar While counterfeit could Ia made prOtabe Dy
cost of about seventy nvr cents to
Iar five cents. leaving pront Of 20
ner cent the necessary plant would he extensive AMI the
of bullion dealers would bc attended
In such srutiny the risk is too great to attract the
craft q such a method.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
RUyNING A WAY FROM NOME 70 LOOK FOR W0iK
Mott-Havcn m ,urns the loss of four Of her

rising youths departed for parts unknown Ia
search OF work. William Futon william CORN tt Jos
eph Batey and william Collins, boys OF rom sixteen 10
years. residents OF the region about Que
forty-thlr.-sj. ami Thlriave. Tue boys
had been out OF for tine. aDd thereby drew
down on themselves the reproaches OF their families
This was much for them to bear. and on SATURDAY
as they left aud started to seek work either
on the hop pcEers 1hey overlooked tue
fnrnality of farewell their parents. am ac-
coriingly four Mott Haven households are devnured
with an xiey some OF the boys OF the nolghborhood
have we'd fron COihs and Fulton written AT
Trrnton n L. and stating that they the way To
The ChIef OF Police OF the latter city mas
been told to look out for the fustives.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

Maggie Thompson the daughter Of aborer at Sag Harbor
committed la the suffolk Naphank
three yea Recently her father child
should bc returned Ia him he able Tho
girl meantime lad been adopted by lady aud the
anshouse authorities refused her father Ilo
Intends Ia Institute legal pro e-dlngs gain possession
of hls child
COLLEGE POINT Another Of smallpox IL reported.
Some members Of the family Of Rudolph Schoenhed visited
the Wagner which there Of smallpox and
II SUPPOSED that the disease Tho child
down with tho ds@aso Is about six years old
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

James sheridan eight Of No 81 oxford drowned
in the Chemical Works yesterday The
boy playing In boat with and fell into
the water.
Willie Lang twelve of No 81 Van fell INTO
the Balboch Works Yesterday John Macfon
OF the works plunged into the water and
the child when he had sunk for t. third time This Is
he third rescue made by Macdonald
Cassidy aiOre who working In excavation
completely buried by the caving In Of the sides yesterday
went Instantly and after hours work
the mans uncovered He alive and conscious
half hours hard work rope passed around his
body and he finally dragged out No boDas broken
but his injuries are thought Ia bc serious