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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-03
BLACK PRINCE lNSTALLS



The Public Present In Large Numbers.
Captain Dorsncr's Address.
The large lodge room OF Black Prince
Lodge No. 10. Knights Of PythIas. was
tho scene OF an interesting entertain
ment last night. which was witnessed by
large audience OF ladies and gentle
men. 1t was the semi annual installu-
ton, and after the regular business OF
the lodge had been transacted. doors
We're thrown open to the public and tho
many friends OF the members OF the or
der. filled the hall
The session began promptly Mt o'clock
and six candidates were initiated Into
the rank OF page. At the conclusion of
:hls Ceremony. the visitors. who had In
the meantime assembled In the auditor
ium, were invited up and the installa-
ton exercises began. Deputy Grand
Chancellor William J. Cook. pheSlded
and conducted the installation of the
newly elected officers In very impress
slve manner.
The officers Installed were: Past chan
clllor commander, W. II. Bowler: chan
cellOr commander, George Conrad: vice
chancellor commander. William Chani-
man; prclatc. Paul Falk: keeper OF re-
cords and seals, $. y. Hlrst; master OF
eSchequer, W. W. Irwin; master OF
work, ]. y. Thomas: master Mt arms, w.
c. Lobensteln: inner guard. C. Repke;
outer guard. George Mcnkemeller.
After the Installation Deputy Cook
made n neat address. after which Major
]. II. Lancaster took charge of affairs
and announced the Brownie Quartette.
which sang few selections, after which
Mr.. VIII Nesbitt sang solo. Major
Lancaster here introduced Captain .. 3.
Doven.r. who delivered an address on
the history OF Black Prince Lodge and
the objects OF the order. Captain
Dovcncr Is one Of the charter members
OF Black Prince. and was the first chan
cellor commander. a singular coincI-
dence Is the fact that Just twenty-three
years ago last night he was being in
stalled in the office and his reference to
1t last night was most interesting.
Following Captain Dnvener. II. J /.
Mcnkemellcr introduced n musical spec
ialty. Dave White q recitation entitled
Charley Burk's In Town." and Prof.
F. C. Meyer and Harry Ritter duet on
the banjo and mandolin.
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That Bridge Parnp-t.

After the Feeny switch matter had
been disposed OF by the Joint committee,
n meeting of the committee on strets,
alleys and grades was held for the pur-
pose OF acting on ithe application of
James A. Henry to remove a portion of
the parapet ut the western end OF the
Main street stone bridge. so that access
could be had to his new business build
ing. City Solicitor Boyce gave verbal
opinion that the city could not be held
for damages should the city decline TO
give the permission asked. He cited n
similar case that was recently tried in
kanawha county. In which the city OF
Charleston won.
y Mr.. Henry offered to remove the nil
lar and stone without expense to the
city. The committee took no action,
preferrtng to await n written opinion By
the solicitor. which will be prepared and
presented at another meeting OF the
committee to be held before the next
council meeting.
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MRS. rhode NOAH, OF this place.
was taken In the night with crampinR
She took half Il bottle OF blackberry
cordial, but got no relief. She then sent
10 me to see IL had anything that
would help her. l sent her bottle of
Chambcrlaln's Cole, Cholera and Dklr-
rhOen Remedy and the first dose re-
lIcvcd her. Another OF our ncIghbors
had been sick for about a week and had
tried different remedies for diurrhUca
but kept getting worse. ! sent him
this same remedy Only four doses OF
II were required 10 cure him. lie says
he owes his recovery 10 this wonderful
rcmody.-Alrs. Mary S!blcy, Sidney,
Mich
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A meeting OF the committee on retI-
lions and circumstances was held last
evening. Chairman Taylor presided
and the other committeeman present
were: Messrs. Haller, McKelvey. Britt
and Uselton. The petition OF S. y. Co
vert for n license TO conduct saloon at
1120 Market street. was recommended 20
council for favorable action.
The petition OF Heron 6 Carey to
conduct a; colorcd saloon and hotel ut
107 Market street, was next considered.
There was some objection by members
OF the committee on account OF the al
legged unsavory reputation OF both APP
plicants. It was said they ran dIsor-
derby establishment at S;eubenvIlle. The
committee postponed taking action until
Information as to the character Of the
applicants can be obtained.
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WARREN-River l foot. Clear and
warm.
OIL CITY-River foot inches and
falling. Clcnr and warm.
GREENSBORO-1tiver S feet and
falling. Cloudy and hot.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I feet {
inches and failing. Raining and very
warm.
Observation-Disclosures 4 feet and fall
Ing mt the dam. Weather party cloudy.
Threatening rain.
STEUBENVILLE-R 8 feet 6
inches and falling. Cloudy and warm.
uD-Lorcna, II. K. Bedford. Catherine
Davis. Down-Bcn Hur.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger, In the City aud Wheeling Folk,

Stranger. In the CITY aud Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
]. T. Hoover, of Toledo, was in the CITY
yesterday.
Andrew Hciskell IS home from school
In Andoyer.
M 1o,,cs w po,,o, b,, ro,o o.
z Cambridgeboro.
NJ o,J. ,,- ne .u,.o, ,., -
+o.tho rnorr,.irs "'''e SUM
II porror ~ Nov. vo-, .-om.
~ % -, - 1v,ns 49, LUZ n " ''"'ei''ns
- ~ ', ''u'
-ar ~, ,hn s.nrer nd ,os MN h,''c 'ooN sup
s pe, ~ ''.s o.'1'''' '''e "'e"''
Z. X Williams, OF Cincinnati, was In
'o"n seste' 'Is' ''' ous''
~ Ad1utant General j.. A. Holley. OF
& charleston, IS at theN"indsor.
ts&g Q. d. Ramey. OF Sistersrille, ,the oil
\ magnate, was in town yesterday.
H. S. Oliver. OF Pittsburgh, was q
{ guest at the Windsor yesterday
Frank Early left Wednesday night for
& a Visitto his home in indianapolis,
;9{eS Ar JnIji,a iIJorkbe,mor Iooyas .,,,
II morning with his family for 0nki,nd
{; Ieaaa,e sneJf;.I has rc,,,rned fro,, ,,,-
arcoviI,o1 : n r. where be baa hoan
q achooi = f,.!s'''. '' a.
-. =, r. :, c.,,,, -,
-. ad,,ater rn,tstoroI n, H.. Nj W.
,,nstnrdov - :
~ l,,,,,, 49,,
4YltMi IMAM Ia" iioon. VINO ha3 1cen
4 800 49,, vn ao p 'e'u' ''e'' III
( Wv
& captain Z; a. Hritchard. OF Manning
= toht wen hIioM" o'' HULL was Ut the
h1oren
~ p, Blum. OF New York, formerly or
Wheeling. DIE coat manufacturer, Is
: stopping at the McLurc.
4gS X. l.: Heiiih. OF Grafton. the general
supervisor OF the baltimore " Ohio
Y bridges, was IN town yesterday.
Mrs. James Bell and her nephew, Rob-
ert Anderson. OF East Wheeling, left for
Deep valley 10 spend TWO weeks
Mr.. William L. Ewing, who rcprc-
! scnts the Wheeling CorrugatIng Com
4 pany In st. Louis, Is home for few
days.
]. r. Knox and C. L. Mullln, Of Ran
Z dolph, N. Y, both of operators. were
+ among the arrivals Mt the Howell yes
Z .terday.
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AssIGNEE's SALE,


~ a-Tt....
liy virtue OF decd NJ trust, mad,
BY tho Wheeling Island Ferry e pacES
Company. II corporation. to the Ind.,
signed GFsIgnCc. dated May q, isg %''G sJ;
recorded In deed OF trust book No. a, t,.g''
-, OF tho records OF Ohio county, No,
virginia.. said assignee hereby ufIrrg n;
private snlO tho following property to.wI;'
4 certain Stcnm ferry boat, known ug N.
Charleston" now lying In the Ohio flys,
near tho west Gnl OF the steel hriiy,
owned by the Wheeling Bridge Compnfry
IN mo city OF Wheeling, county OF Ohlo
una stntG OF West Virginia, together MIN
MI OF tho machinery and other cQuIpmcGI,
una appliances belonging 10 the BaId Et,lto
Terry hoai' Also tho two floats lying n
salu river near the said ferry boat afi
recently used by tho said Wheeling IslnT5
Ferry ana PDcket Company In Opcrntln;
u ferry pcrosS tho Ohio river between ths
FOOT or Eleventh street extended In snH
city ana IN" foot Uf Ohio street In sali
city. thg snld property IN sold ut private
shlo u VIII no sold upon such terms and
conditions Ms the Snld assignee and tEs
purchaser may uErCG upon, ind IL Enld
property IL not kOOn sold Mt private saIs
Sald assignee Will offer said PROPERTY A,
bubble auction at the north front door Of
the court holilD OF Ohio county. Wcs,
Virginia. on satm day, juno n, isD6. n,
10 o'clock n. m, upon the following terms
and conditions. to-wit: OnC-thlrd OF iIn
purchase money cash on the dry or sals
md the balance In two equal Installmcnrq
payable In six and twelve months respect,
lively after date, tho purchaser giving nj,
notes with good security for tho said dc.
fcrrcd payments. with interest from date
with ibb privilege upon tho pnrt Of ih5
said purchaser OF paying all or amy mari
OF said deferred purchase money Mt any
time before the maturity OF snld notes.
WHEELING BLAND FERRY AND
PACKET, COMPANY. by.
ll Il. K. GlFFEN. Assignee,
J: c. liliRVEY, AuctIoncer.
May g.i1SgG my29.f
The, nltnvc sale Is postponed until Mon.
day. July G, 1876, at the same hour and
place. 2. u. X. GIFFES,
Assignee WhccllnH Island Ferry and
Packet Company je29mw&f
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YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. .LoRENA. . a. m.
Pittsburgh. II. K. BEDFORD, 4. m.
PArkcrshurg. ELAINE. ! II. IN.
PnrkersburI. LIBERTY. II a n.
Stcuhenvillc.. ENOS TAYLOR, go p. m.
ClarinGton...JE $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. 1 u. IN.
PnrkcrsburS. BEN HUR, II n, m.
Steubcnville.. ESOS TAYLOR. 80 p. m.
Clartngton...IEW 3:3U p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. X. BEDFORD. ca. m.
ParkersburS. LIBERTY. II a. m.
MntRmoras LEXINGTON. II n. m.
Stcubonville.. ESOS TAYLOR, 80 p. m.
Darlington. JEWEL. $3.50 p. N.
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The Virginia will leave at a. m. this
morning for Pittsburgh.
The w. G. Horner passed UP the river
last night at 10 o'clock. with cmptlcs.
The II. X. Bedford is the packet for
Charleston and Coal Valley Tomorrow.
The river marks last night indicated
6 feet inches and falling slowly. Tenn
perature, cloudy and threatening; trade
along the wharf fair.
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THE BENwooD SOUTHERN.


Work on the construction OF the Ben
wood Southern electric railroad is being
pushed as rapidly as possible with n
large force of workmen. The iron has
been laid to point below the Narrows.
1t Is thought the road will be operated
through to the Mound3vllle camp
grounds within two or three weeks. Al
ready there ARE indications that the
towns In Marshall county will meet with
favor for homes OF Wheeling people who
want to be in the suburbs.
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The Queen OF the Ohio" is the name
that has been applied to the Virginia.
She deserves 1t. Trip after trip goes by
and stlll she performs in n way that as
ton!shes and pleaseS the travelling pub
lie md her owners. On scant stage of
water the Virginia Is In her glory. She
arrived from Cincinnati this morning
at o'clock. remarkably good time on a
Slx-font stage OF water. She departed
turning she will be here for Cincinnati
at s a. m. Sunday.
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Sny- len
Votes Watts der nett Smith


1t will be noticed That General Watts
Is gaining In strength. Two Of the
four counties. Gilmcr and Pocahontns,
have instructed their delegates for
him. and he is credited with four OF
Calhoun's ten votes. Upshur Will give
her nine votes TO Judge Bennett II he Is
In the field for Keeps.
or the forty votes reported yesterday,
twenty-five 20 10 Watts. two to Ralph
snyder. nine 10 Bennett and four to
Smith.
In the event that Judge Bennett does
not remain In tlra race. 1t IL predicted
thnt Upshur's votes will be divided be-
tween Smith and Watts, with possibly
one for RalphSnydcr.
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TWENTY COUNTIES

Have Reported tho Preference or Their
Delegates TO tho Democratic state Can.
remtion ON tho Gnbernatorini Nomlnn.
tion-Waiis Leads.
Yesterday reports w4c received from
four counties. as TO the Eubernntorial
preference OF their delegates to tho
Democratic state nominating conven-
tIon, which meets in this city August
Il, making twenty counties that have
reported up to date. The table OF
Eubernn;orIal preferences now stands
this way:
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Grafton: ]. W. Wilson. slstcrsvlllc: IT..
=. linltay, Huntington: @. u. Meredith,
smlthneld: ]. +. Hall, sIStCrsvlllc.
NlossrS Andrew s. HIRE and J. How.
ard Wells OF the Natural Gas Company
OF West Virginia, wcru IN Pittsburgh
yesterday, attending the funeral Of Cap.
tain c. W. Batchelor, president OF the
company
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IT'S Just us cnsy to try Ono Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's cas-
Ter TO cure severe cough or cold with
IL. Let your next purchase for cough
icInc; better result. better Try il,
Charles i. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market4 streets: BowID & Company,
bridgeport; Peabody & Son, Dcnwood.
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CITY BUSINESS.
lhe..Allcy b switcl, Discussed Mt u
Committee Meeting.
MR.. ANTON REYMANN REFUSED
TO Change Ill. Present switch u, Had
Keen Prorosedto Him by Special Com.
m'tteo-Permlssion tor the Laying OF
Another Switch Up Alley u was Delayed
Until ltailroad Engineers Go. Over tho
Ground-saioon Applications.

a Joint meeting OF the. city council,
committees on railroads and streets, nl-
ieyS ana grades, wan held In tho police
department office last night. for the
purpose OF acting on the application OF
George S. Feeny for n switch IN Alley
y, from Sixteenth street. Chairman
Richards, Of the railroads committee,
presided. Those present were: Council.
men Mckelvey, DAVIDSON, Campbell and
BUTTS. Mr. Fecny and City Solicitor
Boyce also attended
II, The special subcommittee that had
been appointed to see whether certain
changes In the route Of the Reymann
switch, the right for which was recently
granted could be made. reported
Inc committee Ind met Messrs.
Anton Rcymann and Paul o.
Reymnnn. together with their
attorney. Mr.. Henry NJ. Russell, hut had
oecn unable to Induce them to make any
concession. Mr. Reynnnn said that he
had been liberal In the past, but In this
matter he could not afford to be liberal.
He knew. OF course, that the city could
take away the rights II had granted
him. His attention had been called to
the fact that the building had not been
erected ut once after the city had grant
cd the right to lay the switch, but this
was explained by the fact TINT he had
met with certain revrrscS which made
the speedy erection OF the building i'm
I possible.
The plan was, II Mr.. Reymann's con-
sent could be secured, to build the
switch up Alley B from Sixteenth street,
on the rear part OF the ReymHnn proper
y,hnt as his consent could not be secured
the proposition now Is to run the switch
up the alley proper. Mr. Feeny submit
ted plat. showing the proposed switch.
The committee. however. took no action,
as the. railroad had not been asked to
say whether the curve was practicable
Mr.. Feeny will have the Baltimore &
ONO engineers look Mt the ground and
then the matter will again come before
the committees. when privilege to lay
the switch Will probably be given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-03

Have you ever heard Of n medicine
with such record OF cures as Hoods
Sarsaparilla? Don't you know that
Hoods Sursnparllla, the One True
Blood Purifier, has proved. over and
over again, that It has power to cure.
even Rftcr all other remedies fail? II
you have impure blood You may take
Hoods Sarsaparilla with the UTMOST
confidence that 1t will do you good.
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SPECIAL. REL ESTATE BARGAINS |

SioO buys lot 25xl2O on Huron street, for
one week only at that price.
$50 buysIlot on South Broadway.
500 buySlot 30Xl2O on Ohio street
$50 buys lot 20NlH0 on Huron, near Zane
street: big snap.
.Chapline street residence, rooms. with
all convenicnces. cheap.
Fifteenth street property cheap.
Sweeney Foundry lots cheap.
Money to Loan on property.
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OPERA AT THE PARK.
Wheeling Park TO Have tho Lyric Com
pnny for Two Weeks.

Wheeling Park 10 Have tho Lyric Com
pnny for Two Weeks.
The directors OF the Wheeling Park
Association have succeeded in securing
nm attraction for the Casino and the
general public will congratulate itself
when 1t II learned that the attraction IL
one Of the finest that could possibly be
procured. II IL the Lyric Opera Com
pany OF New York. which has lately
been organized by the Frohmnns. md is
made up OF the highest class of comic
opera tnlent. The date set for the first
appearance OF the company Il Monday.
July IL. and the engagement will run for
two weeks. with performance every
night and several m1tlnces.
The prIma donna OF the company Is
Miss Vile Knox. who made such hit
In Della Fox's company last season. Tho
r n"rtOirr will include "MascOttc," Nil
kldo." Pirates OF Penzancc." Chimes
nj Normandy" bohemian Girl and
"Plnuforc." The prices will be reason
nhlc and as the company numbers
,hirty-dvc carefully selected people. the
engagement should prove successful
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HOODS PILLS assist digestion. .;
rpntg ...,.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

~ IO-9LN L.
Broom house on corner OF McColloch
ana Both ats, suitable for boarding house
SIS per month.
Broom. house No. 3oO7 Mccolloch st, 81
per month. - =
No. - 2itb St, rooms, S per month.
No. 81 @Stli.st.. . rooms and attic, Sc per
House. 4 toonis, corner OF 18th ST., and
Alley i, 50 Gu per month.
223G Alley L. 4 rooms 1st floor. 50 per
month.
223G Alley L, rooms I'd floor. $ per
month.
.i-room house Alley B, in rear OF ZIG
Main st.. s. per month
l0s 10Th st, 3 room. s. 90 per month.
w. Nth st., y room. S 80 per month.
q acres land for pasture at low rent.
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ROLF sc IANH,
ica1 nm 80 Fourteenth Street
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The, hltDvc sale Is postponed until Mon.
day, July 6, 1876, at the sane hour and
place. 2. X. X. GIFFES,
Assigned WhcclnS Island Ferry and
packet Company je29mw&f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-11
HERBERT TALKS on SEA POWER.
AN ADDRESS By THE SECRETARY Al IN"
NAVAL. WAR COLLEGE

Newport n. l., Aug. 1o.-Secretary Heroer.' u ~.
Navy Department, addressed the war Noe
day on the subject, THE Sea and sea To"e.
Factor In the History OF the United states' ~
address opened with the story OF the early Se'''.
OF this country. and their retreat from thelr nav.
land 10 secure religious liberty. lie SAID: lheS 'e
tied near the sea- and It was the sea- tne'e'o'. ~
which the American colonies were largely in''''eN
for the measure Of sef-government that 'ney GU"
loved even when not yet ready to assert 'hei ''''
pete Independence"
After review OF the achievements OF h"s''
sailors and American ships, from the kevoiu,'o" "
the War OF the Rebellion Mr.. Herbert saio'
Who shall estimate the value TO the uni,en s 49,
NJ the services OF its Navy, which isolated the Nvh
federacy Had the Confederacy, instead OF tns
United States, been able TO exercise oonnIon .er
the seas send its cotton abroad ana 10 pIi.s "a.
the supplies, IL Is not too mucn 10 say tua' VIZ
come OF the Civil War would have been reVe,sen.
The situation IL was during the CIVIL Mar nIay
he TO some extent, repeated In the future IN "ar
with a foreign naval power. The coast over
which the Confederacy ANNOYED ana attacke1
is still the coast OF the United states ana a"ue
10 that is the coast from Maine 10 cape fenry ana
from Puget Sound TO the Gulf OF California .An
this is assaiable in the future and all TINS u 10 %
defended by the United States II.
" at all likely that any foreign country cVu
with success invade the interior OF our country put
still vulnerable from the sea. our ports can
be bOckaded, commerce can be destroyed "o
can be isolated from the world. flag can be hu-
inflated and insulted unless we understand ana
appreciate the value OF sea power We must stand
integrity OF our country. Its honor and dignity AZ
hon and al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-11
HOBOKEN'S LONG LIST.

TWELVE PERSONS REPORTED AS HAVING DIED
FROM THE HEAT.
Through Hoboken undertakers It was learned
that twelve people died from the effects Of the heat
in that city on Sunday. OF this number only two
cases were reported TO the police or the coroner.
The victims
Richard Krieger thirty-nve yeas DID, OF No Jus
Madson-st ., -. oo,
Henry D. Meyer, forty -four years old. Of No 22s
Boomfeld-st -. oo
Thomas Larsen. forty-one years old Of No go
Clinton-st. >, ~.
August Tietjen. twenty eight years OLD. or no.
sos Willow-ave. died in St Marys Hospital.
Max Deutsch. fifty years old, or NO 81 Auaihs-
St: died in St. Marys Hospital
Prdy. of Madison and Grand SIS
Margaret Gately of No 2l7 Madson-st.
Jane Reilly. of No. l.232 Park-ave.
Margaret iawler of No 1856 Fourth St
Charles Fischer. Waterman, living In the
Henry j Duffy. three years old. Of No. 50 New
ark-st. -, ..a
found dead i'm bed Yesterday morning.
William Kelly of No Si7 Park-ave., died yester-
day from the effects of the heat
Charles Steinfort of No. PA River-st. was over
come by the heat while working on the Hamburg
pier Yesterday noon and was removed to ST. Mary $
Hospital ,-4 r1;,,
Iohn Kern Of No LOG Pasade-ave. Union lfiiI,
died on Sunday night from the heat .oo
George Sherry, forty-fve years old. OF NO 9"
Spring-st West Hoboken. found dead last
night sitting in a chair his home. IL Is believed
that ne is another victim of the heat.
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KNOCKED FROM 4 TROLLEY-CAR.

Passaic. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD-P. G. Runner, jr..
salesman. OF No. ~ Cortlandt-st.. New-iork, was
knocked from n trolley-car opposite the Erie sta
ton this afternoon. and received injuries which
may prove fatal
Young RUNNER. with companion, had just
called on City Surveyor Wise in reference to put
ting certain machinery IN new mill which MI
Wise Is erecting. They boarded the RED Line
car for Paterson. When they We're opposite the
station Runner attempted TO change his seat ana
stepped out the side step of the car.
His right shoulder struck tree and he was
thrown to the ground. His head struck large
stone innictng a painful wound. lie was picked
M unconscious and was taken to DR.. Stemmer-
mans pharmacy. The physician said that concus-
sion Of the brain may result. Runner was taken
TO his home in New-York this afternoon.