The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-02
sales or stocks at Boston


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PHrLApnLrmA, Oct. /, 1915.
The wing meeting of last evening in Southwark, was
considered large one notw outstanding the
state of the weather Excellent speeches we're deliver
ed BY Joseph R. lngerso present member of Congress
from the city, Z. Joy Norris late member from the
county, and VIM. A. Crabhe State Senator.
The railroad accident mentioned in your evening edi.
river, about Mules this side Of south Amboy COW
ps,ns ishsened py the approach Of the locomotive,
ieaped IRON the bushes beside the road directly front
oil the train The engine and tender passed over re.
gaining their place she track but the body of the
COW was caught bcleR the Wheels of the first
tanning the forward deck passengers The engineer
deavored to stop che locomotive before he could
ceed the train had been ragged the bridge the
jar occasioned by the obstruction breaking the wheels
put while on the bridge other injury done. save
two crates OF merchandise being thrown the creek
After crossing the turned the slope
beside the road and the behind thrown of the
track The Mr. O'Brien no " as killed as well as the
others injured were all sta, aing upon the platforms
contrary 10 the rules OF the company The sud-
tons usually taken on such occasions.
NEw Castle, Del, Sept. 80, ls45.
The New Castle marriage brought before Judge
Miligan. this morning, by writ of habeas corpus,
awarded TO Mr. Barney against the Chief Justice to
him to bring into court the body of Elizabeth Bar
ney wife ofW C. Barney and daughter Of Chief Justice
Booth Quite an excitement created on the occa.
sion little before noon, Judge Milligan took his seat
the bench the floor below Chief Justice Booth
and his LADY, and Gov Stockton MIS- Barney and clerk
OF the court Miss Anna Booth and another clerk Of the
court the Secretary OF State and The exmember Of Con-
gress Opposite this formidable array sat MIR. Barney
the petitioner and his counsel Cha res ingersol Esq OF
Philadelphia. The summarily disposed of by
the learned judge who refused hear any argument by
Mr. y hiatt he onIy
entertain, would be the fact of actual restraint upon the
person of Barney WIFE who replied the Judge that
not restrained by her father and that wish
ed to reman with him. and the Judge then told her she
might go where she pleased. not surprised at the
OF proceedings at the answer made by Bar
neg wife who for three months past has been enter
tanned with scandaous stories OF her husbands
thiness
Scarce had the learned Judge given decision, and
while yet on the bench, Chief Justice Booth in fierce
manner accosed Mr. lngersoil and wished call him to
account tor language used by HIM to the Court and
Mr.. ingersol lett The Court he insulted by
brother OF the Chief Jusice who, however sheltered
himsei Il ON the uplifted umbrella OF MIR lugerso by
stating that he under bonus 10 keep the peace 1
Will endeavor to procure of the documents record
ed IN this and send them to you, am informed
i they are very curious
BosroS, Sept. 80, 1915.
The Rifle Rangers turned out with full ranks yester.
day afternoon, in citizens Dress and proceeded out of
town, target excursion. They looked remarkably
well.
a extended scale than formerly. These lectures
prove attractive than any tf the many hum.
bugs played of here every winter The audience listen
attentvely for couple of hours some pc dantic phi
losopher obtain superficial knowledge Of the subject
treated and depart wise =" in their own couceit >
The Common Council visit Spot Pond this afternoon
by invitation of certain SPECTATORS and will partake Of
cold CUT The water stion is agated lust now
with considerable vgor. II Spot Pond rs Long Pond;
and 1T is thought the Spot Pondi will carry the day
Meanwhile, the people make tea and coffee from intid
" fnRfr anita rnrrga thu
very penny wise and pound foolish" people
In thestricals there Is nothing doing Of particular in.
terest Our pious Common Council have granted the
manager OF the National license with conditions at
tached thereto strong enough to satisfy the pilgrim
der the management Of Mr. VIM. Ayling win open
shortly, snd shall the English and per.
haps the Italian operas There is to be a vaudeville
company attached, and number OF the best and most
popular artists have been engaged This will be FASH
4 ionable place Of amusement this winter.
The Convention for the better observance of the Lords
day hold its frat session at the fremont Temple this
! evening.
The money and stock markets are in a very healthy
condition. The recent advces from Europe, and the
news from Mexico, have doubtless contributed greatly
this result. Stocks have generally advanced the
past month now quote Long Island 6si; Wilmington
Railroad, 6E; Norwich and Worcester, TAI; Western
Railroad, 69i; Old Colony Railroad, 1925 Merchants
Bank, new stock lo5
quote Molasses a6l 26;; American dew roued
Hemp SCI 90 $50 per ton; Whiskey, % 24ic per
gallon
viii no doubt adjourn in regular row.
sales of stocks at Philattel phia.
FIRST BOARD, Oct 1900 State SIS III; 5000 do II:
Giiard Bk q. 20 @0r 5N ter, 90; l5e Wilmington RR,
l6s; 29l-s5 state - Nech Blk, &c; 575 Whining.
ton, l6f 500 Wilal4B, ~ 20, 69;.
BETWEEN BoAaps 5irard Bank cash 81; 900
imngton kR ~ 100 10 soods. l6S; 200 do cash. l61;
5000 Reading RR Bon Is 65i; 1000 County 6s, TO- 1861.
SECOND BoARp3e, Lehigh IS 45l5;7 rs do inter est
30l 800 Wilmington RI 6s 80, G93 100 do COL 800 Ches
Del Canal Loan, 7e;; 5000 State 6s Dds III; us Will
mnyton RR 5ds, II; i50 do 5ds III 20 do ads III 200
do rw, IL; 100 do DDS IL.
AFTER BoARps.-2oo Girard Bank, 5ds, 81;
| The Mormon WAR.-We have no later authen-
tic intelligence from the West relative TO the Nor
mon outrages.