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The colored American., 1900-04-14
Rlec ton of Officers.

At the annual meeting Of the Metro
politan A. III. E. s. g. BoarG On last
Friday evening the following officers
were elected: DR.. w. II. Conner, Supt.
Miss J. E. Bush, 1st Asst. Supt; Mr.
r. W. Turner, I'd Asst. Supt.; Misses
E, r. Clark and Addie Hail, Secreta-
ries; Miss e. V. George, Treasurer; Mr
E. FL. Hunter, Librarian, with Miss
nj. E. Beckett, Mrs. w. B. cambridge,
Messrs. Roland Johnson and Roscoe
Orme, Asgts. Misses Anna Charity and
Mamie Chase, 2ianists; Miss Lottie r.
Crusor, Sups. of Primary Dept. The
following Library Reading COMMITTEES
was appointed: Mrs. Fannie Simms,
Misses Emma Patterson, e. r. CLARK,
l.. r. Sinclair and Mrs. Mollie Lewis.
The colored American., 1900-04-14

It's affairs. 1t will be issued monthly.
MI. Fowler used to live in Washington
where he still has host of friends.
Quite breeze was created in church
circles here by an article in the Broad
AK this week, attacking the Bishop of
the eolorsd churches. The Broad
AK deneunces certain Bishops and
preachers for prostituting their high
offices to furthering the interest of the
republican party. 1t is customary here
to hold political meetings In the
churches, Bethel and Quinn chapel be,
Tag particular offenders In this regard.
tits needless to say that the Bread AK
10 democratic. A. B. GEORGE.
The colored American., 1900-04-14
SHEH'S
D0GTOR

Gives the names of dead and living frinds
tells who and when you will marry also OF
health or anything you wish to know, no
matter what IL is. He can call up your spirit
frisnds and show them to you. Can make
them rap all around the room. he aAks &c
questions don't ask you to write names T
him. Don't try TO pump you In any wa out
tells yoa right OF. d e is thoroughly inuorsed
by leading sp1ritualists eN erywheTe, receiE ed
from them gold medal and special license
TO practice his wonderful powers; Ofcd6nI Iials
no one else cSeR show ca give the usands OF
references to both " hite ard colOred patrons
Twenty i've years praottce-seven in brOok.
lyn-wll show you that he can DO all he
OF. Can tell what business is best for you and
where, how TO win speedy marriage with the
one you love. How 10 be successful IN ell your
dOingg in Thort what Is best 10 do, 81 g Will
ton or no pay. Call and see. You will find ii
luck to consult this hr1stian gentleman.
he has medicine that win cure drunken
ness; can be given patients not knowing II.
Thousands through hin are now
RICH HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL
with all their undertakings, while those O
neglect his advice are still labOring agaiL
poverty. Through his perfect knowledge
chemistry he can impart TO you secret tha
Will overcome your enemies and win you
friends. HIS aid and advice has often been
solicited; the result has always beeE the ke-
curing OF speedy and happy marriages and
AZ your wishes. In love affairs he new er tails
He has the secret OF winning the affections Of
the opposite sex.
large cities there area class OF men and wo-
men who claim powers they do not possess.
They have neither gifts, credentials, nor ref
erences. surely the colOred people are not
so wanting In sense as to throw their time
and azoney away on such. DR.. Shea refers TO
the Hon, Charles Miller, capitalist, 2sSl Al
laHtic avenue: the Hon. William kenmore,
architect and builder, 47 Cleveland avenue,
and Mr.. Arthur Sewell, shin builder South
Brooklyn. All have kEown him for
the past ten years. He gives tree test of his
power TO all. The doctor has pracLtced five
years IN New Orleans, St Louis, Memphis
and Louisville, understands thoroughly the
diseases, spells or Influences the race is
su bject TO. He has now and always had large
patronage from them
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING:
Brooklyn, August, IS, 1S91-This letter is to
certify that came Ia New York from Alba
ny. l was a stranger In a strange city, out of
V0fk and out of money. l had no luck in
any thing | undertook. what TO do l did
not know. A tTieHd advised me to go and
see Dr. Ehea. l did. II g told me the cause
of my troubles; he took nae in and treated
me as brother. Through him l got gOOC
position that very week. l had besn to 9th
ers, they took my money and did me no
good. | bless the day 1 first met Dr. shea
| would advise all IN bad luck, sick or in
trouble to go to hiu a. once.
Sincerely, Albert Ayers,
29T Atlantic Avenue.
The colored American., 1900-04-14

Oeeded in oondensing into an half hours
talk all the information concerning the
methods used by South Carolina and
Mississippi In eliminating the Negro
vote, and was equally successful in
giving an outline Of the decisions Of
the Supreme Court on the consti
ututionality OF these acss. Mr.. An
Gers0n's conclusion was that there is but
poor chance that the Supreme Court
will ever decide any Of these questions
squsrely in favor OF the Nsgroes's man
hood, the 14th and 10th Amendments
TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
Mr.. Cyrus Fields Adams, editor of
the Appeal, was elected clerk of the
town OF South Chieago last Tuesday at
the Municipal election, MIR. Adams had
cards out among the people IN every
language, and announced that he could
sPsak French, Swedish German, Italian,
and English. The salary of the Office is
about s35Oe0O.
States Attorney Charles 8. Deneen
last week gave Mr.. F. L. Barnett charge
Of the famous Drsysr case before Judge
Dunno, Dieyer is the man who was
convicted three times Of withholding
$4,000 from the West Park Board; hsv-
Ing bsen sentenced to the penitentiary,
ns attorneys, the very best in this State f,
bought hsBsas corpus proceedings for
bis release. Judge Dunno has not as
Jet given his decision, but it was a great
compliment to Mr. Barnett's abilities
that case of suoh importance was
trusted to him alsns.
ia also rumored in political circles
mere that Mr.. Barnett will again preside
over the National Afro-Amerisan Bu-
t'su OF the republican campaign COM
nlItse. Mr.. Barnett does not know
anything about 1t; but others who have
osea to Washington are saying that il
hsO,
Rev r. @. Ransom of Bethel chur III,
FFs'idlng Elder George w. Gaines, Rev.
a j. Carey, of Quinn chapel and Pre-
aulng Elder Jason Bundy of the st.
raul District, have been chosen to rep
resent the Chicago District in the Gen.
Tai Conference Of the A. NJ. e. church
0Uolumbus nexs month.
Last Sunday, the Grace Presbyterian
visitor made It's first appearance. It Is
published by Mr.. Stuart D. Fowler, one
" 'naI ehurCh's most active workers,
And gives fund of information abeut
The colored American., 1900-04-14
MEDIUM,

Brooklyn, August Is, I891-Tkis letter is to
certify that my husband had gone away and
nad oeen absent two years. / mourned ter
MI night ana DAY. l gave hin up as dead
caring OF the wonderful things DIR, Shea
was doing resolved to consult him. Il e tsld
me that my husband was alive and Wen and
where he " as; told me he would coms hoIee q
ana when 70 my JOY tn CT 1t came txue.
he is nome now, came back like one rom
the deads also wish to say that this montza
lost $50. am a poor woman aaC / was
almost insane; went to Dr. shea and be
intensej oy l find 1t as he told me, I thsak
God there is a man so gifted In oar Heias,
do, Mrs. Mar Mile
South Plainfeld, N
SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-M1N1srER.s
STATEMENT
l wish to state that one OF my parIgbIon ers
was slcR and In trouble tor a IoF time. Mrs
Brown, 81 Gay street. No one sesm ed to Nh
deTstSnd her case, She had several 6<sosors
but none OF theHA seemed to kAsw what was
the matter. None conld do her any God II
was my duty IS her pastor to call and ss<
her. Hearing OF the wonderful work BEING
done by DR.; Shea the last few years. thought
would call 9 no see Dim my SELF fouAd hina
a sympathetic gentleman. he gave nae "a
wonderful test OF his powers, told me to eesd
I nln lock O. Ratients hair, which did by
matter and In q short time cured hsx souud
and well. d er family had seemingly been
unueE cloud. Now all is changed. Ali are
well and prosperous. / can truly sad hearty
recommend Or. shea, to all those In siosn ess
or distress OF any kind. Rev. William John
son, pastor Lebanon church, Brooklyn
Dr.. Shea can show thousands such as the
above,
DIR SHEA
has been carefully educated In the Homeopa-
bh1c and Electric Schools OF Medicine Efs
success is wonderful In curing uaralYsis
kheumat1sm, Asthma, Sore Eyes, Tumors
Cancers Constipation, Ague, 0yspspsta.
Tape Worms, Liver Cor plants, Deszssss
0ath<rh, DrOpsy, Plies, Nervous Debilfty'
heart diseases, Consumption, diseases OF
women and Children, Fits, kidney D4ssa a..
ana strange mysterious diseases which 9th
ers don't understand. All diseases ne matter
what they be. Nothing but hsnorable treat
ment, He can and will honestly tell you II
you can be cured. Has ali new rem sdies and
new success, Has an ample experiences la
public hospital and private cliAiCs No trl-
ming with human life Call at oEce, Do not
delay. Diplomas hang In paYlors.~ Is q reg
lstered physi new remedy 70 rhsn
u atism just discovered, not q lin meot.
Hopeless cases and those that others can not
cure solicited to call. Fat folks thin the
childleSs made parents. All letters nuEt
contain 3i .OR, two stamps. age, lock of hair
Charges for m6dics4 tTexatm enf only, Closed
Sundays. ffention this paper.
651 FULTON Street. Brooklyn. Ny.
The colored American., 1900-04-14

Mr.. Harry D. Nash conducts most
up to date wine and liquor establish.
ment at the corner of oh aud K streets,
8. ". He counts his friends by the
score. That he is friend to the colored
people Of his section was shown last
W eek when he took day off from his
business to investigate and strsighten
cut charges brought against young
col ored man in his employ whom he
tho ught was uDjustly accused and sY
rested. The yeupg man was acquitted
The colored American., 1900-04-14
EDITOR ADAMS ELECTED.

,,,,v,y Barnett in Great Legal Battle
Items on the Events.
chicago, Ills, Special.-One Of the
-. ,sners read before the Mems Sun
S.v @ Forum was that presented last Sun
S.r afternoon by Dir. Louise B. Ander-
- - Assistant County Attorney, on the
.~h;.cs "Bncroachments by Southern
oscillation on the l4th and 18TH
,r,andmsnts." Mr.. Anderson sue
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28

OF taiuk the Little Pig is hungry. Give it
ths hreaer'-for because % a notion in
trodu-ed bv the Mauchu women. very nice
Chinese women handage their breasts 50
ls 20 have none. these appendices being
Vulgar and OF use only for mental work,
which wet nurses can DO as well.
The servant who Is hidden 20 wash the
s on Bason or to Suckle the Lttle Pig a.
ouce picks up the baby and performs
these ofices for IT,
StranEe YOU fnink. for a mother 10 call
her little son such unpleasant names. II
not strange You would consider e.
very wise and proper II you were Chinese
end knew not AZ what moment an evil
spirit might Re- hiding under your very
cnalr waiting 90 seize your baby and
r.Ne 10 fatal illness or cross its eyes or
ROBSON i's lttls heart with wckodness
Therefore. the first one OF the several
rames "a Chiraman hears tn the course
~ his iife-for be has a baby name. a
school boy name ana an adult name-is
always AN opprohr.ous nickname or the
name OF something inan.m te. 20 be called
out So as 90 deceive the evil spirits Thus
Dc has happened millions upon millions %
times 90 China tfat a demon has been
ODD ready TO spring upon a baby when
o. has heard the child called a Dust Pan.
or some such thing. and has said. why.
that Is no baby al all, ] must go 10 a
house where they have babies ] have
been wazting precious time"
We have here obtained a mere glimpse
of the limitless superstition o. these peo-
Pile into which our missionaries vallantiy
persist In struggling 20 let the light OF
truth
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28

Jacksonville. Fla Nov 7.-Entered.
steamship fr0quois. Kemb.e. New York.
Cleared. schooner John ;. Deering.
Waldsboro Ne.
Key West Nov z7-Arrivei. steamer
Olvette. Port Tampa. and sailed for Ha-
vnna. Faulta. Thompson, Nuevitas;
schooner Vandalla. Fogarty. Cardenas.
Sailed. schooner Magic. Lowe. Nassau.
Charleston. a.. Noy. q Arrived
steamer Comanche. Pennington, Jackson
Vile
Feruandina. Fla. Nov. e. sailed.
schooner vs.. V. Converse. Lewis. New
YORK
Halumore. Nov z.-Arrived. steamer
Dorchester Savannah. 3. p. Marts.
Charleston.
sailed steamer I,asca, Savannah
New York Nov 27.-Sailed. steamer
Thomas Melville. Tampa
Philadelphia. Nov. 27.-Arrived. steamer
Or1uudale. Charleston.
sailed steamer BERKSHIRE. savannah.
Dunkirk. NOV % Arrived. steamer
Nnh. Pensacola and Norfolk via Havre.
Genoa. Soy g3-Arrived. steamer MANN.
savannah
Bremen. Nov 27.-Arrived. steamer Puri-
tan. savannah via Norfolk. Thornley,. sa-
vaunah via Havre.
Lisbon. Nov. 27-Arrived previously.
Liverpool. Nov. g7-Aruved, steamer
Nab. Charleston.
Jacksonville Fla. Nov. N.-Entered.
steamship Roanoke. JOY. Philadelphia.
British schooner Eme. Russell, Hope
Town, -. W T.
cleared. schooner Josephine. Ayres, Phil
adeiphia.
Pensacola Fla. Nov gT-Arrived.
steamship Pensacola. Simmons. Calves
tons bark Treuto Utal). Golusso. Mar
stIlcs
Smiled harks Gustavo Adolfo Ger1,
IIeiubcrs Glasgow. Hudson tNor), He'll
eson Rueuos Ayrcs, lila utall. Bernardo
Algisrs. Michele GtaiJ. Cahero. Bueno'
Ayrcs.
cleared. bark Eiilda utaD Chiefa. Lis
hon
Pora Tampa Fla. Nov. 26-SaNcd
steamer OHvette. Smith. Havana, via Key
/ west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28
CAMERAS A. DETEcroRs or CRIME
Unes to Which They Are Put In Lc-
gnl prnreedings

From tho New York Evening Post
Il is only within the past decade that
photography has been used 20 any consid-
cradle extent in legal proceedings For
d long time after their discovery photo
graphs were not permitted in the courts
as evidence: now. however. a photo graph
90 document Il vised by notary and
declared q true copy. mas almost the same
value as the original exhibit Many pho
tosrapnsr DO more or less legal work at
least. they photograph letters o. docu-
ments Tor the use Of lawyers.
The proprietor 81 shop on Futn
street however. IS the only photogra phcr
who confines his business entirely to this
class Of work. a look through the piles
OF NEGATIVES on his shelves gives on. a
pretty complete idea OF the uses to whi.h
lawyers have put photography Perhaps
the most common use b. in acct
dent eases. where the photographs
are introduced 10 show the spots where
catastrcphies took place. or The defects
Boa machinery or construction that were
responsible Some OF these pictures have
interesting histories In one case "A rail-
road train had run into a loaded coach az
a grade crossing. killing every one on
board ana carrying the bodies nearly a
tsstAaif..a h.fHs 1t utahthE an haste "a
photograph % the spot was obtained the
same day. Il showed that the Look out
FOR the engine sign was az one side OF
the road. surrounded hy shrubbery. and
scarcely 60 Doe seen from along the road
Before tAe next morning employees Of the
railroad had cleared away al the debris.
cut down the shrubbery and trees and
moved the sign into a conspicuous place.
The photograph was the most important
piece Of evidence ga a successful suit for
heavy damages against the company
Ia another ease. "a marbie-cutter had set
up monument tn a certain cemetery
When De- presented hts bin for the work
however Do was refused owing. he belicv-
I'D. 20 religious prejudice. and the owners
~ che plot alleged that the work was
miserahly done. that words were mis-
rpelled and she stone was full OF cracks.
The proprieiors o. tho cemetery appar-
entity I'm the deal" refused 20 grant per
mits for photosraphinR the stone. saying,
as an excuse. that che plot was 50 crowd
90 thai 81 was not possible 10 focus on
the stone with \ camera. At 3 O'Clock on
q winter afternoon the attorney for the
marole-cufter called on the photographer
ana asked nlm 70 try a sna p-shot. Cam
fr1 ana trirod are always packed in a
Na.ise re7fy for instant use but & was a
long drive 20 the cemetery and Il was
perilously near sunset before the GENE
terry WAS reached. Admission was re-
FUSED az the gsse. 50 the photographer
drove half mile along the wall, and at
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28
A GAMBLING ROOM RAIDED.
Drvotces Of opium Have No
trouble in New YORK.

New York nov. e7-someouc notified
me police tonight that gambling was go-
ing on in Park Row near the Brooklyn
bridge ana the police mode a raid on the
place capturing twenty-one men. two po-
kor table,, aud lot OF chips. Tho mon
in the room which was on tho third floor.
were not PLAYING. on another floor Of the
same building is said 20 be completely
equipped room for gambling. but the
rouuasmen who were N charge Of the OH
GERS that made the arrest declared they
found the door locked and "coynd not get
in" The room was seemingly FUN % peo-
pie ana thc lights We're burning brightly
The Herald viii say tomorrow:
"Devotecs OF opium have AZ present no
diniculiy in this city in satisfying the
craving Of their destructive appetltes
Persons living Ia East Twelfth street. 10
Seventh avenue and other sections Of the
city, complain that opium dens are being
run In their neiRhborhood with scarcely
an attempt 90 couceolmeut, and with an
ever increasing patronage.
Girls stlN o. their teens can BE seer
frcquentlus these places. Another alarm.
ing feature Of the spread OF vice r. that
many confirmed opium smokers have
adopted the practice Of seudlng small chll-
dreu. from to 80 years Of age. 10 thes,
shops Pitching a 25-cent piece on the
grlmy counter. one OF these little ones
gil ealua4y ask Tor a shell Of dope
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28

II ls a medicine FOR weak women u is
purely vegetable medicine and can pc
taken by the most delicate Kidney DIS
eases. nheamausm aad 400 diseases 81 ne
Blood. stomach and nerves soon slceamo
to its yyou8srfui Effects upon the human
system Thousands = people 10 Georgia
recommend it Price to0
QUAKER PATN BALM is the medicine
thar tho quaker Doctor made al. Of bis
wonderful quick cures with rs new
ana wonderful medicine for $eurh gia,
Toothache Backache. Rheumatism.
spra.rs Pain 90 Bowels in fact. all pain
can De- relieved by o. Price 25c ana aoc.
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP Is
medlca,ei soap Tor the skin soap ara
complexion. Price Joe "a cake.
QUAKER HEALING SAbNE vege-
table ointment Tor the cure 81 letter ec-
z.ma and eruptlous o. Che skin. Price
loc q box
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28

last. though a portly man. managed %
squeeze through the fence lie soon f5a-i
the monument. near which Haa
men. apparently grave-d.egers. vea
lettering The camera was ready Or
snapshot before the plan was detected
men rushed for g. and one Of them -
his spade ia the air % smash t h
the bulb was pressed. Then There was
race between a heavy nan with -.e ~
era and three others with spade THE
camera Was thrown over the fence ani
the picture was safe. Next daI ~.
court room the picture shawine
creditahle piece of stone work ISL ao
the mistake o. letter. was pa, ir Dt
after half a dozen witnesses had eH.FH
that the monument was a hoteh ar
% misspelled words The jury s
verdict for the stone cutter .u l.s.
live minutes. a case 10 viii H1e tH
era was strikingly useful for Tr
evidence until the forgery could
tectcd is that OF man who ai g
checks % which ne know Dol i"n
could be- genuine. He was eatir'i
loss 20 identify the forged ones ha. ht'
ing recourse 10 the Photographic @ |alN-
ed perfect images OF the wnli
ton and kept them until by haFin- iH-
greatly enlarged. certain individual
iaritics appeared and be was aalr - i.a.
out the bad from the ecod.
IL IS ln forgery cases that tAF ,i."
does some o. its most effective Worh
eus Of cases could bee cited whore aa.
writing enlarged twenty or tnirr
has shown Enthusiastically either iae
or innocence OF an alleged furg,f
ability of the camera 10 detect alicia.
not visible TO the naked eye -
generally known. a certain release
"a mortgage, Tor example. WINS nroae
the expert TO he photographed. There
pcarcd 10 be nothing suspicious t''..
The photograph, however. showed 81
font marks over one of the slenA'a.
Enlarged thirty times these MARKS ''
be connected to form p.Atu.y enc ii
sullivan" Suffice So to say, ta'
document was forgery. and mos. 30
names on IL were fictitious. Bogus
are often found out In this way. Au
dollar was bought hy collie. Tor Do
city. and appeared Co o. without H1"
4 photograph however showed p'lH
that the figure -" had been cut from
other coin and pasted on dollar
some time in the first decade OF t4r
fury, but not so valuable as Che rf'
''lSH issue
Much OF this work as can Dee lmagns
Is OF an extremely delicate nature anu
e. good deaf Of special apparatus use
Tho camera and the object 10 ho tIo..
gfaphcd are always placed 0r . 3.
wooden framework with diagonal am
cross-pcces. like miniature u.it
every part glued together and nerieei
rigid. This Is hung from the collins
that all vibration between camera anl or.
iect may be avoided The very fines. ~
has been done Of sunday. go avoid
shaking from tine traffic Of tho
one Of the lenses used can incluae
degrees in the picture. with ini-
wallis OF even the narrowcst passas
be photographed
II never was offered but one Jon ihA' '
couldn't do" said tho photograph
day. That was when man whn't+
10 take In one exposure all elk sid,H
fancy Chinese tca-caddy."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28
MnIIer MnI.r. a stntement.

Robert r. Waller the brother-iu-law o.
W o. Bowden Whose reap1earanee "a
Day or two caused such soasat on iu
Columbus. denies in the most positive and
emphatic manner that Doe know Mr Bow
den was alive until DIS unex ected return
home Nr. Waller accompanied Air. B5N-
den To Tyhec. and was with him 90 the
time OF hts reported drowning 20 bee
leved that Bowdcn was drowned much
a. believe ln Cod d. said. n tal
no idea that be would ever Turn up eenin.
l never was 80 absolutely a-touleucI iu
INV NE as whcu Eowdeu came back home
a day or two arO
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28

DeFunlak Breeze: W l.. Cawthon has
contracted for the entire syrup crop Of
" L. Parish. This Sc not an advertise
msns Tor either Perish or Cawthon, bu,
IS simply proof % what we have been
urging on our tarmeff FOR the past three
yenrs-that shert o. an active demand al
fancy prices for o SO ! article o. Flor
ida syrup. put 40 in attractive shape the
price for this being such as 20 net the
FroWcr about fo cents. ana with a yield
~ 90 gallons per acre-hgure i up and
see n there isn't money in Florida SYRUP.
But. mind you, u isn't filtered through a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28

Douglas Ca. Nov. e7-Douglas Is Just
now soinew nat aeitatcd over the election
for Justice ~ the peace which occurs on
next SATURDAY There are UP 20 date
three candidates 81 the field. John r.
RcIhan. Popuust. +. r. Hammond. Dem
orrut. and joe Moore. colored, Republican.
Tho office % the city district pays about
$50 per annum Within two weeks the
election Tor Mayor and Aldermen Tor the
city or Douglas comes on As yet there
are no new candidates out
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28

Pilot charts and an photographs infor-
nation viii b. furnished masters Of vcs-
sells free of charge in United States by
drocraphic office iu Custom House. Cap
taius are requested to call 80 the office.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
Tor transmission 10 the Navy Depart
fuouf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-28
WILD RIDE or AnIG TANK
sank In the MononEhaheIa where II
VIII Impede Navigation


VIII Impede Navigation.
pittshurs. Nov 27-One of tho remark
able Incidents % she food to-day was the
wild ride % an empty 5000 barrel metal
tank down the Mononrahola river Where
Dc came from has not set been discover
% bot the huge vessel came plunging
over the dam al Lock 80 ] an an eight
mllcs-an-hour gait ~ was lu the mid
de OF the channel and met no obstruc-
ton until Do came 10 the bridge ~ tho
Panhandle Railroad. Here 80 struck the
stone pier with q crash. retounded like "a
ball nnd repeated the operation several
times before 20 passed
10 finally wound 49, us career by sink
ing IN 3 feet of water az point opp
site the mouth 81 Ferry street aud just
where II vii impede navigation when tho
E river resumes iis norma stage All pilots
f have been notified OF the obstruction
The Tenth street bridge between the
I city proper and che south side VIII have
{ 20 De- rebuilt as result ~ tho aaad 10
has be in saaky condition for scma
time ana to-day was almost carried away