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morning ard shc ga no. live bu. :, oc,ck In rasssa
to mcye rhe appeared tcbe fond Of hm. and they ssssd
n rurh living separate 20 be friendly terms. The
circumstance cf lie having given bond to psy her %
week has been adducei molveit VIII be remembered
,ia, the yes- for which the bond had been given hh
nearly run out and the last payment msae upon a.
ii-or the motive have been splrit OF resent
lingering IN bis breast since unc last the period Il
which she caused him De arrested for sbandonmeat-
but the death cruel one and be that al thess
motives could have been sufficient 10 hsve csasei any
person having the feelings Of man 20 have committee
'-she was literally burn-she stated that she felt -
she was all IN fame and burning 10 her ears-,e
vas death horrible 10 think Of The Judge here pase1
moment and remarked 10 the Jury that the branch
The supreme Court Is weak sne-sor himself he he's
neither the taste nor the capacity for trial such - this
1--we beeve tnere were many present who have witnessed
the Of Judge Roosevelt the trial Of capital
ihs' woud nor sInclie IN The latter part o! HI: renrt
~ incapaciaies Judge in such fom acaxI sal
he hoped he would be called upon to cit on trial o
the kind ain. The Jury viii weigh the circ
end decide.
Mr. Spencer then asked the Judge to charge that cir.
cums;anal evidence must be weighed with great ean.i,n
&c. that in Of substantial evidence good char.
acer is entitled to great consideration and that where
doubt exists the prisoner Is entitled to the benefit Of H.
&C. The Judge charged fully the latter; in regard
to eircums antia evidence they will weigh ii in connes
ton with wcll-grounded probability, &C.
Tie Jury then retired being about hsfpsst O'Clock.
In about two hours the Jury returned with verdict 81
GUILTY OF MURDER, with Recommendation 70
mercy handing written paper. stating that the recon-
merdaion was the ground that the evidence Of Mn.
Campbell is the only direct testimony AMI also in consd-
Grafton Of his previous good character.
The Judge said the Court had discretion in the mat
ter but he would transmit the recommendation 30 he
Governor who no doubt, would treat il with proper re-
spect The prisoner was then remanded for sentence.
The Court adjourned TO Wednesday next
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Advertisement;
If the majestic figure Of Washington had never beer

painted Tumbu her eminent artist the OF
tie. ouueunce which the guardian angel OF each family
under The shield ~ liberty would have passed Fher
advise ell the word they wish 10 leave - poery vivid
Roof No 56j Broadway
they procure their DACUsRsEcrYPE PoR
executed striking that one Ia New FORK
unless pos DasueTrcoype OF himself and
friends -oLe By RoOT.
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SUPERIOR couRr-Bstore Judge sLosso,.

By passenger in Th-av ear 10 recover damages Ter
injury By sicn with Harlem RAosd already reued TO-
Verdict for plaintiff. $Sc.
Hannah Hannah Noel Philip Van Rensssissr
of the Metropolitan Hotel TO recover damage
Mleney stock and Establishment OF pisintfs
n Of the first said bane in Consequence
Of the defendant constructing Ia the bemeat under ts store
Laundry with seadr,ng apparatus the hois aud non
Which alleged and also FROM liquid which Into their p:~.
ie hcy greatly damaged They bring suit damages laid =
+i5oCo Liability denied. The case on
Before Judge DUgs
Efuyn A. Deunc-fown Co
tn hack certificate OF leo shares Of Schenectady Rsse
Verdict for plaintiff Sl6, vsise
stock and ga 10 damages detenton In all <ffsn
and
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fAGyer.iserlent
THE PERFORMANCES AT BsRNI-NS.-Thc perform

Museum To viz: DoN CESAR bAz, in
AID other popular pieces In the evening should
attention. Such enterprise merits reward There
he lack Of wholesome and pleasing entertainments while
Be.Iufa's s open.
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BROOKLYN coUST OF SESSIONS

BeoIe Judge N0ORE snd Jnsfces aud sTaYKts
John Sheldon, indicted the charge OF grand larceny,
was tried and acquitted.
Narzart Smith indicted o. similar charge. convetsd
indf charge Of burglary preferred by Lyco
Isaac Of Fort Hamilton. tried aud acquitted.
Shnork indicted Tor gfsnd larceny Pssded guilty
petit larceny sud sentenced % the Pentens for four moes
"s 1 sSs " me .eepd S s s Ss su
Of John Nsdset father ef
ecs upon Mecbascs bssk
o. NlIsB.iuIgh The still
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BROOKLY wv ITEMS.

PHRESoLooY BRooKLrS.-Prof. o. ;. Fowler = TO
of six lectures this popular science
in Aheneum Hall Of Clinton and Ataniie-sts
Monday evening next.
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fe
step manufactured by defendant lss that Of ss
bis patent that plaintiffs invention
new. sc. Judgment reserved
COURT OF GENERAL ssssIoSS-Friary-Besor the NJ
rnE ELECTION FRAUD IN TnE TWENTIETH wARp-sW-
DAY.
Attbo ononinr of the Court Mr.. Doscher, one Of the
Jury p this BE- excused his danger
% S S r he sS%P 6a $ Be- Is ss:Sa ~
the absence Ct sb nv, SS' sS young were sworn and
ea ts. at Che last seSe,s ,Ion S'y I,eS m the f 70"
The case for the people then closed. The whole mum
Witnesses who had sworn TO having voted tho
there was some doabt .
Counsel for the defense then opened the case for his
mec appointed BY the board Of Aldermen 20 Investigate n:
s,s sa Ts% Essa' 81 NJ
Of 'i s Ms ~ Blunt a%ea the s. &c rs
tickets Committee decided there no other rachs
% to E' a Sf MI 'S :'s
Daniel iakeit sworn~ssd he was present the
question heard ,oss9 isd sDoS S Tn'ss 9ss'
Tucker this they had the ticket, all sorted ou' did not
Hugh Chitty sworn-was one OF tho poll clerks, tho
Other Mr. homs We. present At the OF ss easSs
them inspectors; positive whether Mr.
Tune Or N Moore gs me ~ o Ss ser
be credited, when this ticket called outside The eoua
ouht TO be credited Tor nmngs Tucker; Holmes ash d he
'ASG keep 6 ct ss a1e Ts sssi as s s.
Wm. Graft sworn-was at the canvass of the Charter
called
by u the nspecfoscsnno which picked mp wo
them immediately stfer the boxes uIset some
S.cd % es 1 S 20 Ss S driver but
Cr0xsmnedWas Bo Ia the 6gh there several boyin
VI; heard Mr. Holmes call G. Tucker" aid "C HI
NJ Holmes said No" the ballot boxes carried cannot
i' u Ts ils ''S s Ss''%
threw them
I,Gae Vernayea sworn said-I met Mr.. Mooney tho
morning ar The election aud ssked him about the ercton Of
MfCorksy b. told The NUMBER and showed e. Tucker
number p0led, told him
thoug ht they would be counted 10 Tucker
}. Reilly deposod that he present at the canvass,
ed hoard he {. Tucker" ticket spoken o.
Robert Meteorological 10 the same fact
Five other witnesses examined Ia prove the exist
a q {. Tucker" tirke, the day u election.
Mr.. shepard, OF tho Counsel, stated that he had
dspos. the good character of Mr.
called and character
he def, ndant Hugh Mooney snd " m. Turner.
Mr.. shepard summed up IN behalf OF Mr.. Murray. aud
Mr. MKeon bhsf Of The other defendants The VA tbsS
given 10 me JBsy.
Al lOi O'Clock z. NJ. the Jury returned verdict VI
NOT GULLY, and the Court adjourned for the torm
following sentenced they having previously
cousct.a Philip Werth g. Layoly Prison,
VIM huy passing money Sts,ss Prison aud
fined -lese which they rad Samuel suJdam, Mss Hsm~
1hGyeT who pleaded
gsmb houses arrsigned a the bar.
Judge Bsebs the
lite heY had been Pgrsanz heecins strangers 10 The CITY sns
oile fined 800 each which puaish
did trouble then much they handed over the
ey and thea In tie Court
TIM ORaVD came with ahoat 100 indictments mostly fr
aht oftE aAd having iAhed fhe business dischsssl
With The thanks oftbe Ceun.
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Advertisement
IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE UNITED STATES

kIEsrsEL,HNG VALIDITY BLAEE PATENT FIRE
Poor PANT In Of the sboye decision torns tie
'rto the hands Of the Iaenlee atead q, leas1g
price, many would he reducing materially a. b. can
Manufacture larger much cheaper than small
ho buys the FIRE PRO0s PANT
BLKEs W b. posecud Tie genuine stcie haad AZ
DEPOT No 10 Pa New York office VI the P.tentse
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Iiyerpool Provision Market.

Gardner Co report husins prices steady i'm
poers More inquiry fc foRK but business not
BACON AZ lower sales pressed; IL
good cousurnptye denand but purchasers look further
1ucion in fair demand. ,sis slowly LARD
again holders pressing; American sold q
Q526 the spot and 10 arrive. TALLOw heavy at o. a1 C.
GRTAsI inquired
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8IHTTIs.

BEypERsoN-MsyI n. Ms Hsrds'on the LADY Of Hesy asa
derson Of DsrcBrlh 49,. "a. =, n. ..i.. ~. L.
DIUcHTLh ~. -
"scoTrMsy s Ms Scott gis Of TAsodoEs Scott. ofs sos
WIsENAN-Isy ~. AIs Wseman the lady Of william Wss
I'LL
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In come branches rather doing since ruesday @ The
cresng srugency the Money moSei and present difficulties
the Greek houses limit business materially %.
There is 10 marked depression department OF Dusne O
all how o want Of eciyny.
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Frrigs to the United had rather declined during
rrR Steease TO ewNork ~ u so
tsd wei h n M fine goods Is 0I6 hardware j. u eaithn'
ware H. To New Orleans, dead weight. 80 lS5i.
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REMEMBER thar {

REMEMBER that great sale az public auction. by
LEEDs Co. OF DO French Piste Pr Oval sud Mantle
modern European OF PAINTING, BY Hart Cisv
MoSDsY and TrFsDsy, I'd sud sd May a. III
&c No iO5 Nilsm-s We recommend
reader VIII n such articles 20 attend the sse
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Liverpool Produce Market.

Dennsoun Co. report AsHEs dul asa orPO g Pea
REsIA-only sale reported 0O bis as cw American SfiErs
IURrEATINE declined 49, Rather more business IN PAM On;
01O inns on ai70 ti8 Little doing la SEAL
On duh, previous DYEwooDs-A tuns Nicaragua
rood, $40 l. o. parcel Janaica Fn.'lc, t6 10.
RcE-No in demand and prices again rather weri
sales chiefly of Fast India
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London Metals Market

Barring Brothers report COrPER good demand prices %
le o,ign Offering end holders az higher prices lRoNsco'
Pts further anc,d quoted s. mixed tbde Rais a. o
A7l5 Bars A8aR85 board Wales brisk demand Tor
Sheet Ioop very limited stock ot Swedish LE.D-Demaud
rather fallen OF prices slightly essefi common PIG AZ Il c@t
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Glasgow Markets.

GLASGOW Friday Evening May John AAya Co report good
n,umIi,e WHEAT and FLoIR Ataie quotations
so.ns steady: INDIAN CORN pressed al lower rates
unohAug 40; BEEF steady aud firm IoSh nnsAe
BE; LARD pressed at 81.
No sales of ASHES
Common Rus slow t5,5; SPIRITS TURrsNrINE dull
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fAdverisenen.l
WOOnS DRAWING ACADEMY. No. I-3 BROAD

wAyPurs this institution making advancement IN the
NAruSE By his novel and fecna;n; system
that really extraordinary lie will receive pupils
To DAY aud MoSDAY AL persons Il asst AID OF ed
VIII 90 well 10 give him call Ills heauiiui gallery -
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Prpsr,DIve Cam TO >TrAL FROM HER P,REyrs.-

PTRsVADING 4 CHILD TO >TfAL FROM HER PARENTS
sHAM s named Eliza RAey dushsr OF NJ Peter Riley re-
EAs, Thirty gh'hst. Yesterday ed
=a6 from the house OF her father sh
fru,h charge and stated that named Am
Ke had persuaded her 70 sea tle sud gse II 10 her The
this searched and the found
cotfes-d The She with h- child taken before justice
Oak Who committed them 20 Prism
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Another NEW CBURoH.-The yestry Of the Church
the Redsme lEpseopaJ have recently purchased plot
ground the north Psch and and
forthwith preparatory church lecture
chs 81 feet BY IS vhich be completed BY the 6
July The ground Fourhay and rs feet
Pacific thu leaving ample for noble building oEs zPOs
- ~
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ANVtfT % m u 7
N,rrc<AI TIM ,TrR Those that Ia

NATIONAL TnEATER.-ThOse that have not seen
drama Of the lee at tn NATIONAL must To-
this will be the last ntation Of IL THE BLACK
AkTwEEP will also be peTfDmd. On MONDAY MIGHT
M T. r. Taylor aid Master Conv. with their Trained
this house. Nile Eyeinc
the accomplished Dsnse will also appear for the first Time 10 this
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Advert 'ernent.
ONE CENT RFWAR WILL BE PAID Fl

scared Lion At CosrARs hoesa and Retail RAT
CocXEoAcn &c ExrERNSAToR. and CosIAas PERSIAN NsEcr
the anLihlstion o. Bedbue NOh, Fea &C. the
he Magnetic that "a sold for p Ony ~ GEMS
Isoktee Depot No. as Broadway New York
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SUSPICIOUS DEATH.-A Mrs. Crawey i.cd Yesterday at
her residence No Manhsan-psce under circumstances
which have excited suspicion a she had been fcuy dealt
with She i said have II her possession aboa; 500.
concerning which there aeontcn;oa among her relatives
The Coroner viii investigate the case to-day.
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The Rev Joseph Fargher wife and family, arrived from
Liverpool yesterday, in the ship Jacob A. Westerve
Mr. Fnrgher has to take charge Of the Pas;orsp Of
the Primitive Methodist Church, Brdge-st., Brooklyn.
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GAS GAS. GAS CHANDELIERS and GAS FIX

TUES Of uod.rn antique designs vii BE- found h.
dep6t Of AEcHEk WAsNER Co. No J7o B!oa1
W. The srsest stock n America
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The wonderful srfREo-copic PlcrrRrs, taken by

Roor sre becoming the popular works Of OF the day
ony Al kinds Il pictures
weather the World FaT Premium Gallery.
NJ. cCj y. adWss.
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Thee returns embrace ii Is believed, all the savings
Institutions in the City with the exception OF the Emigrah'
Industrial Savings Bank, in ChambeTs-st
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Me. Anna Cora hcwat takes her farewell leave Of tie
snge tonight siblos, when she viii pcrsoaae Of
her bet charsoters-IolaHie TIE blind girl in King
Renes Daughter. aud JHiiGua in The HoncyM0oa.'
Tho house viii not hold 1.-THE Of t!ose who would be -lsl
70 witnoss Ter lat nppearanoe.
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tAdverii.e mentl
rx-pnrsIpryr FiILMoRE AT BRADY's.-A

PoRTRAT OF TX PRTsIDENT FILLMORE exhibition 40 BRADYs
No Broadway THIS gallery the finest
collection PokTRAITs Of DISTINGUISHED INDIVIDUALS ia
AmlIla-
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d n smcsn srecuiaior. have token 72o sud ~
? I'm - ~ hale. Of al kinal 20 the t-ade.
import he tim. iss2 bales Of which III 80 are
L,pditu ..,... 1910,
Paw AiiddinE Ordinary
Hew-ohear.......... 6d 57,isd- 90 to ~
Mobile ................ eld. Sd 3'i 20 IA
O. Atlsnsc.............. GA 65-iea s.d 70 "a
consumTtca ifj IS ~ bsgs; 1851 Oiiaj do
fo,si oi export sc,u 1901 400 bss; 1855 es5 90
American. Brazil. EsyT'n. l. iudis. W. l. Total.
t1.1j8 2lJ6H 2ti1 slys5if
srr tins t5J ls8 90 COS ass Iiee58 fli3 1900
Ia Manchester the business been large confined
ssy Vans other articles beinr the ec.ed The
eeGives ske a. Preston Ia a. nxfh ceased
GRAIN kas maintained se well under The la .e i'm
pts sghi decline only bsns bic the qualities
pile for parcels Of WHEAT aud FLOUR Quotations ha
tslly ADVANCED with good five DEMAND INDIAN COzs
seeble at a decline Of 2 10 3 y qaaftcr.
AsHrs-Sa.. 100 bLls - Tor Pot, aud y 70.
Peri
lIcEat CsIoiina REALIZED from ~ 81 y CIV fr J.. to
rod rnddlins.
LAND i.d u. ~ sole 81 10 q p
h n limited demand 81
SPsITs have declined 10 - 4
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CHARoIs OF LARcESY RECEIVING SroLrS
GOoDs-A boy William F. Riley yeerdsy arrested
charged with stealing gold wstch, valued AZ 49, the properly
guilt tbs he sold ibe watch 20 named
Isr.s B. Blown for only received Ill thar
charged with feonio receiving The
properly and held bali By Justice Clark 70 anyeF the charge
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. best assortment Of FINE Teas will be

ITNs.-I Tt UttI VI IfsfS WIZ DO
found Of the CANTO> II. COsp.NY No Us Chatham
Pearl and Ro1-eyeiis Th- oldest Tea establishment
tn civ We readers that the, DO better than else
her. either wholesale PETAL They have tfzlch
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Advertisement
TR.sS SPRING TRUsSES .--BISJANfSi BRASS


spsrSe Tsrss - Beesmsns fro
radical than al other T,sses IL hs
rsd hh dOes ueh injury the spine SIX days TIA!
sfvru
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Secure your PORTRAIT before en-


your cheek the youthful fire from
DAstEsREoTyFEs in every stye al Sc SO au - Broadway
BRADY.
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Ii thing il worth doing at all. it is worth doing
RooT DaGvrRsEorYrsr, No 5s5 Broadway. PfcrUaEs
taken sny weather.
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

CRIcKTT CLUn.-The Wiiam.burgh Cricket Cab viii
psy o'clock Monday I'd heir grounds
near yckof's Wood in Bs-hwek
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IAdFerlefnenf
RICH PLAID AND STRIPED SUMNER SILKS.-CBs

prt PsrRsoS LAKE Broadway opsn raornin.
the above ys manufactured for the Paris market
tu.l ~ I,r cent less than the importation.
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~ jail lie whole number Of con ere bsns ten. an
six viii Lave been disposed Of tlh week.
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Liverpool Timber Market,
Manchester Market.

-Four ves. have from b. X A. Provinces during week
fieir csreoe. ar held by importers.
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r,bid dog was killed yesterday in South srths' near

PoLIoE CouPI-Bsfre Justice Bosr>V, ye.i<rdss ~
N.n Fury chxsed with attempting stsa osSA ION Fu'
School No 2 the PeEEeEtisry SO dsya -.
Frederick Oberreir clerk fund guilty o.
fcr- bis employer Mr.. Bennett sersence ress'Fe1'' -'
2
Charles Richardson colored detected IN r,anz nonsy s
err Sor-h sixths 81 ae Psni'ensry ~ a-s
Psr.eA PAitsn. assault officer Cs-h'ah "'A ~
Peun 3 day.
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DEPOSITS N SAVINGS BAsKs.-Iae Corr'eT complies
the following table showing the amount Of none! on de-
pos in tie So, ing Institutions in this City at the open
r -
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London Money Market.


MONEY in demsndi Consols ItHVe on b'iat's Do
"a; Dollars 5 g Eagles 1oi
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e taken before Justice Wood and fnei IS, which
um b. sd and yras aovod tn depart in peace He L.
pie. being drunk ard 'y- that the end Of the cas- "a
not vet.
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RorryaY-Yesterisy forenoon sDout II eIoyA, :
vcn.u entered the L0ue Of M shsdon 70 rsen r s sc
- t-sbn, ana othe, articles valued 90 sue -
80 10 cave tie hue the goods bot Was not sopeea 'A
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L CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge BErrs
M-ill.a,., IA Hnrt az Inhn Sf.nhensnn

To recover damages for alleged Infringement OF patent,
obtained in 1881 Tor an Improvement omnbus.e BY means q
protected omnibus step whh while u Keeps the ssps
the boys from standing upon H. &c la deeasr
by defendant like that OF psi,
Infringement bis patent that pantifs invention
Ne &c judgment reserved.
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Tho proceedings Of the Board Of Councilman last night
were no, remarkably important though large number Of
minor matters put forward Among the more note
worthy resolution 70 pay carncn employed in paw
ing streets 80 so per day voting $4,000 for ih Of july
celebrations and complimentary resolutions in regard
Capt. Fitch and crew.
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TT. stephens Church, in Twenty-eishih-st' WIZ oe
dedicated on Sunday morning at 10. CLOCK Areno'H'
Hu.bos will preach the sermon
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16
Obcd't Scrv't,
WIN. E.. KITTREDGE.

MONTPELIEK.-E +. WALTON, jr. "a men,
Der of the House last year, was defeated on
the 27th ballot. The loss will be greater to
the State than to Mr.. Walton. 1t will be no
di.paragcmcnt to other member. Of the House
last year If We sag that, in usefulness, ability,
and all the varied requirements necessary to
make an accomplished legislator, Mr. Walton
vas eacellsd by none of his compccrs.
a. Mn. SMALLEY, Gen. picrcc's COllcc-
tor OF Customs and Grand Marshal of the
Nebraska forces in Vermont. made flaming
Nebraska speech in Burlington night or
two before the election, on the occasion Of the
nomination Of NJ. Palmer for town Repre-
sentative. Ills speech was nearly two hours
in length. Mr.. Palmer obtained lSc out Of
the Gl3 votes given for Representative. 1t
is thought that il Smalley had spoken an hour
longer Palmer would have received 100 less.
Edmunds, nominated at the regular Anti-.Ad-
miniStration caucus, was chosen on the first
ballot by 233 majority. Well done Burling-
ton. This will atone for some past dclin-
qucncics.
ca The valuable Horse. belonging to the
Estate Of Levi +. Brigham, of this town, and
known as the Young Morgan, died on the 9th
instant, Of congestion Of the lungs. Though
remarkably kind, he killed his master about
two months ago in a fit OF n.a'.nc:S. A short
time since an. Cs!cr of : 80 for the animal was
sciuscd
a The Floral Concert, on THURSDAY even
irg Of last week, passci.ch very pleasantly.
The children, dressed uniformly III white,
with wrraths about their heads, ard the
stage, decorated with yarlands of evcryrcens
and flowers, fcrmcd scene pleasing in the
extreme. The exact training of the children,
and the eloquent resl.rinys of the Band are
praised by all who hear, them.
Our COUNTY FAIH-it will he seen bv
the announcement in another column that
Caledonia County Agricultural Fair will be
held at Danville on the Twcnty-scvcnth and
Twcnty-eishth days Of September. The Fair
promises to he Of considerable interest, and
although the drouth has cut short some crops.
and the dred-up pastures in some localities
have iesscncd the supply Of food for stock
we yet hope to see large DELEGATION from
all parts of the County.
GAVE IT tr-jn'!-r l,on.las ma,i. no at
scamp, 10 sieiA At Ci', ~ u. Monday.