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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Racket.
ALLEGED HOMICIDE,


The trial q Maurice Iansssan. charged with the
der OF his wife at No l35k Washington street. the
26h OF March, was resumed yesterday Mr.. Bedford
called Kiernan johnson who being sworn, admitted
that BE had served term Of imprisonment In the New
Jersey State prison, bat had been pardoned Counsel
for prisoner demanded the production Of the docu-
men and AFTER considerable discussion the prosecuting
officer withdrew the witness.
DsYNcR.
Nh. Kintzing then opened the case for the Defence
woman died from causes supsrinduced by her intern
perate habits which, In connection with the good char
able that he would perpetrate such an offence - wss
charged AGAINST him.
~ the post norton examination were examined and
testified thai there slight bruises and abrasons all
well formed woman, the result as thew thought Of
falls II appeared that the doctors six OF whom were
present At the post morem, disagreed" upon vital
Shine and Whitehead were Of the opinion that 1t
not while the others arrived at different conclusion.
The only wound Of any consequence was upon the loft
number OF hypothetical questions were put TO the
doctors relative TO the duramater and the removing Of
the skull cap Dr. Shine considered that the laceraed
wound the head Of the woman had been recently In
nicted
Michael j. Ryan the employer OF tho defendant John
Cailaghan. John Hickey aud Patrick Kerrin were OK
amined upon the question OF character. They all tes-
tiled that the accused Of mild and notensive
disposition, aud bore excellent reputation In that part
OF the city where he was known
The prosecution did not produce rcbuttiug testimony,
and all the evidence bong in both sides, the
ming up was postponed TIL Monday morning
sKNrEScT.
The Recorder sentenced a number OF prisoners who
had been remanded.
Martin Dunn, James sweeny and William Grimm who
pleaded guilty 10 an attempt q burglary in the third de-
were each semitic the State Prison for two years
and sin months
James johnson. alias williams who pleaded guilty TO
breaking ai and Adolph Esner who pleaded TO forgery
the fourth degree were each sentenced TO the state
Prison for two years.
Jossph Riley, Who pleaded guilty TO An attempt
at grand larceny, vas scnt 70 the Sing sing prison for
one year.
John Lyons, Who pleaded guilty 10 . charge OF petty
iarc ny, SEM 70 the fcnentiary for SIX months
Mortx Meudeisohn, who was indicted charged with
pssty larceny. hsying pleaded guilty, discharged
his parole. His Honor gave him another chance evi.
dcnee having bseu furnished Of his previous excellent
shs
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TIE lsald stress TPaGedy-StagmlarC Onducf
sfthe Prisoner Skidmore.
Before Judge Barnard.
Judge Barnard having assigned hessrs Thomas X
peArsaIi and Bernard Hughes counsel TO defend VIII
liam 7. skdmorc, indicted Tor the murder Of william B.
Carr Who shot BY che prisoner with nr-gun IN
Gold street time sisce these gentlemen yesterday
afternoon visited him for the purpose OF making up
their previoss 10 the trial, which 10 sst down for
Monday seTt skidmors. who appeared 70 he more sui
len than usual sad that he would be ready BY Mon
day and expressed his dissemination that che trial shall
take place tast day. He recessed 70 consult with
counsel asserted that The be tried Mon
dsv nes, he wi ne, have say LAWYER 70 defend him.
would be unable 70 proceed while this stae OF Stairs
tinued. Messrs rssrali and Hughes appeared before
Judge barnard and asked 70 b relieved from any con
Judge Barnard replied BY directing counsel 10 inform
he could give very COCA reason The cour aided ,hss
counsel must attend 10 the and that N be fthe
prisoner refused 70 state bis deesce 10 them that they
must be on hand V se that proper jury Vas obtaned
and cross-examne she witnesses behalf Of the
prisoner Nc Hosor coald DOT counsel, and taey
Counsel thersupon returned 10 the ofsce OF District
Attorney Morris, whittier ssidmcre had been conveyed
from the RAYMOND street jail and communicated 70 hin
what the Court had told them.
rK,dmors maintained slencc and rama ned seated In
q chair looking At those about him ard then down 10 the
nooY Mr. PearsAii said 20 him that n he had any vii
10 be subpmnaed ha counsel would obtain sub
penas for them skidnore would only have 70 name
the parties
NJ Hughes--Tf you don't DO that u 10 10, our busi.
ness
The District A.somsy--xy oacsr also al yoar ser-
vice. and anything can DO " fscIisase you "a the rat
names Of my Witnesses tsll poo what propess 70 prove
and tell you svcrythiag 70 DO.
other understanding what DO you says TO stid-
more
skidmors speaking In . nrm tone-Juss ~ ! said b.
fore; that's my answer
Counsel, amer reassuring him that the case woud
positively como up Monday told skdmore that he
changed his mind In the meantime 70 send for them and
thew would do OIL they could for him.
The prisoner then removed back 10 Jail
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

DR.. Livingston, OF Lowell, Mass Judge Stephen Dil
lave OF syracuse; Chaa Mccoy of Baltimore and Colo
mel PRIDE OF the United States Army are stopping At the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Hfi &tat
" A. Goddard, Of Washingoa, 10 stopping ~ The
Clarendon Hotel. af.8s.r8
Captain Donalnn, Of ship Emily Flynn, is stopping ss
the Everett House.
W. B. Perot Of Bermuda Is stopping at the Brsvoort
House. t&
General Pierce Of the United States Army stopping
1t the Metropolitan Hotel
Ex-Governor Dennison, General c. II. Grosvepov, Of
Ohio; Dr. w. Paterson OF Chicago, and DR.. Temple,
Of st. Louis, stopping at the 81 Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Wallace Of the United States Army and B. b
Cheever, OF Washington, are stopping ~ the Aston
House.
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"rHE FOUR ANNIVERSARIES

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The Wheat market was dun and ncminaiy cents lower
S 0i q D. s @
sample was handsome, small kernel but plump IL was
fs Is Sssi
for wsrs bid for prime
s. s. California The excited
a Price: advanced sssssi prime
| %A and under psrsmpor, orders West %
sr s y
ia as ssss sSSs' ' for sai sa ass
FOR sightly damp new Western mixed; q 10 q Y
. * ana
wsn &c. "a. ss or oso
soc for Csnada West Rye was dul with small sales &
ana 1 ssSs. Z. c.nsSs West .ad "a duty S"
rs.si$:d s.y s,% :Sssss%sa.: Liv::;
sS:.on = s and per $50 Sss . cotton 4
s and M e
:nS 81 sss' ssS leaf %
s az SS s asS az . q e D.
The were-A Norwegian bark 70 direct port
Il sf:st..
= 70 S cn
70 nsmeae Loo bs'' ~, az on private ss.ms British
3D. Of and mot previously reported) Hamburg ship
prsss rs. ads ssserdias 10
AND s. kegs
q ~ s:'s;
ss for prime For future delivery We heard q no
:: OF ssss % in ~ sfTsad n. .sd .I. n .
s ss y ~ IL sS a. g sss s means n%
.sre IL moderate ter rsqs e and esd sss @ pkg =
steady sale; o so so.s. ne FER short sssr for
ribbed and Ike for long clear The lard market
Butter rra oSes. e.
.ys Pa sssSs .s. @ an,
fSS ss heAy :nS %
only o. go boil. gravity private terms
defined but a. the reduction there vas rather d
%.ss s Te Ss Ssasy &
s @ s do ds q g. ~ aS w shs a.
sp Ss or sye lover In a
ss si ssas % 90;
ds al buyers opSn 800 a. do Tor a as
Open pr prime 1 PSr At
srx.-caicusta lInsesd remained duh and nominal OH.
o kinda wsrs nngesssd and price. we're nominal
m The sass hsa ~ ncd sn1ss
is1 ss,1 ~ ss ENG. q leland sos rs s
active demand and arm.r standard quoted
s : e.. :sp: ;ss f :.
wsrs ss hsds % m @ ~ re a.
40. a noe, g 90 % iec Ia do. DO l6 81 do
Ill., Is do do 1855 at lac. lc 75 do Ohio Ugh
price, and $50 bales Havana NJ o5c. a2c.
woo.-For domestic heeces there was rather de-
contaminated though the market st called
%m.sis,s n.suassurs. TSsrs s ass :as
parent disposition the part Of holders dispose
doas,less fair eoooess.on would be granted 70
s se : sassa s s pss s
attended and the whole catalogue comprising 139 bales
ranging AZ from sc % Sc The sales made private
600 East India loc, 1900 lbs Mesxa 32c
27U ba Mexican lie and ZsOD lbs Cape ii ns4c The
sales OF neeces lbs At Soc 6 chiefly prices
ranging at from Bc. Soc, and including Xxx Ohio al
So rennsyvania a Sc oo bs conneeicu, river IS 900
nos private terms; also lza0o0 bs California 2sc
b. 2000 do. pulled at +shc b2c for super and extra
and 40c for lambs and 3p0O lbs. Texas At 1c sc and
bury at Ike. l0c
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BANKRUPT COURT.

The petition Of y. J. Kcppell yesterday dlcd in
the court by his counsel, Mr.. Edwin James.
The petition Of E. D. Hh OF Kingston Ulster county,
was sed and application Of counsel stay Of pro-
ceecngs granted under the against proceedings
Of plaintiffs In suit IN the State Courts against the
pet .loner
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toes SOC half peck peas 40c per half peck; ola
bees Sc. Toe .plece; common celery. Toe per bunch
caufowers, 75c. 81 apiece &C. Toe bunchi
cucumbers, lOc l5c apiece: asparagus 2oc ooc per
baach water crosses lac lee quartz coerape ioc &c
per bunch parsley and leeks 0 per bunch lettuce 20
&c. bunch tomatoes in Poe rhubarh &C. l0c per
bunch; salad, &c. &C. apiece.
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FLOUR GRAN-Recelps 4 1t3 bbls. flour, 800 do and
800 bags corn meal 60 bushels wheat 80 S do oats
ITO do 600 do. malt and s62 do The
market for State and Western -four duh and rreg
uar to-day and all grades l5c TO &c lower with some
almost unsaeable even At the reduced prices Cali
orna quiet but steady The sales ncludlng Calfor
nia about 800 bbs Rye -four dull and lower The
sales about $50 bbs quotations Canada -four
dull and pominal. Southern -four inactive, and
prices tended downward, IN sympathy with other kinds
The sales only about 100 bb at the annexed quota
TONS Corn meal active, but at steady prices.
The sales go bbs IS 10 for city and 81 70 So -
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Journal In the Country.
The wsxxLv HKRAnD for the present week, now ready
contains the concluding part OF The interesting story
entitled
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cOvAI oF AeefAls.

Albany, June II, 1861
The following 10 ths day calendar Of The coost u Ap
peas for June Is -Nee l2s l2s, 12o i2ok, 100, 49,
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Two O'Clock P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June ASP. NJ
COrToN-The market opened very quiet ut the advance
yesterday, and closed dun and scarcely firm,
though quotably lower The sales comprised
2,l0O bales. Subjoined are the closing quotations
t' Florida Mobile. N.O6.T.
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200 Tol, Wab 4 Wn preI e
n NJerseyCentral RI liz
" Pits, FL w &C RR 81:
100 Alt 4 Terra II RR.. 81
200 do. ..... ~
10 Chi. Bur &Quin RR lB
100 Chicago 4 Alton RR ITO
10 Mil K ST Paul RR.. 80
80 Nil 4 st Paul pref. 30
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: ..oryp.nr avn BALL CosruNER-A LAKdh
M and entirely ss.crn,ent Of gorgeous and historical
Costunes comprising All the nsss sy,cs sspscsy I'M.
E terms a, III Third avenue, between fonrcenh and rif-
tssnth areets Also Costumes made 20 oruer flnONl
wrrs AsBfAJ1 late ccstumer Of Rssors dramatic com
- nv and Craus Italian opers
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(yERMAN LfBDRRxRANz.

OF TIIE GERMAN LfE6ERKnANz
VIII take place At the ACADEMY or MUSIC,
THURSDAY, MARCH y, lSI. - ,s,..
Ticket. sS each, admitting one genem.a%n % nno wo
Kspp, No Wall street; Eug solp hrehssnge ~ plhsce
y. W. Ueync. Bcavcr street: ~ OucndorIo oI
street; C a. Gnnthcr Ul Broadway ~ yrsshof ~ Platt
street; VIM Stenwny, n East rouItsehsn Sroso s
teen,h and Fourth avenue y ksmmsre ~ 20 waksr
0rsssc 35o urccnwich street; pr 9. Lemap, y East
Fourth siree,; Chas Hauselt ssprss stree, ssrreI.
p'Aee' anu o'"es ~ IL. Q. =. KOCH, Secretary.
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DEHNsYLvANIA STATE LOAN. 80
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF sss,Ooo,ooo.

create the redemption OF the overdue
Whereas The Of tho Commonwealth certain
ncaes Of indebtedness amounting to soooso have been
whereas Is Desirable shs, the same should be paid
o s Of
erl Assembly met hereby by authority
q the Tha, The AUDITOR General and State
oa faith Of the In such amounts
" FOR sss
a1a @ ns a q s
. ra,o moi eAesea a M SIX PEE cenn Per ann payahe
city 6adelph which eeriises a Of f loan G. bsns
Fl %sss i4rs @ ssssS',
SS: P.'as At %e az as ar @ and ~a @ M
y iss ScysrSos aaS STATE 1ad
Aud.or General snS 70 ss bic The books q zig
Bank % rhiadepha the proceeds tha whole OF which
an es n
Es,snGsa q o. n. 1
eernca.s hereby authorized be ssuod shall Negotiated
for e's 'fn Is Sps. pss x xsSs Ss and ID
nes. now over due shall receivable IN "a, men, the
s1 he s S q %
Or bonds
dana sssn or as@r .s"n. Eaa
Ing ~ hduciary capacity bond. cetac OF indebted
for hereby authorised be ssned and
dor bonds certificates held by
q making :usn BID and 70 ece'. the bonds authorized :.
ssa ANY person or persons standing in the hducary
dcsre 70 money their hands for the benefit OF the
trust without an order OF court invest the smc 10 the
SS %lS% 10 s~snsy SsS osnium ' pre-
III: n snS as s. q "a % u at % ss
ssc J. That ali loans Of this Commonwealth not ye. duo
b S% s r ono Or e .sS
hundred and sixty. shall have been paid.
SIC Tha. Al sns.lng laws. portions thereof incon.
'a'en' nerswh' arc DersoS repea'en John p. GLASS.
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatives.
Speaker Of the Senate
Approved ths second day Of Fcbrus tnoas.nd eight
In aocorsnce with the provisions Of tho above act OF As
semb sealed proposals VIII be received at odce OF the
until II o'clock ~ Of the Isl dy Of April D. is5 70 be
endorsed follows" Proposals for Pennsy yania State
Loan Treasury Department. Harrisburg Pa United States
Bids be for S. ooo0o reimbursable 10 Ave
years and payable n ten years esO00w einbursable IN
bursabc Ia fifteen and payable In twenty i've years.
the OF interest to be either Ave six cent
most advantageous the State win be accepted: No bid
for less than par Will be considered The bonds will be
The loaners 10 be free from State local and municipal
taxes
The over due bond. the OF Pcnnsylys
mia will be received at in payment Of this ioan but bid
ders whether they intend cash In the
overdue loans aforesaid.
No distinction viii b made between bidders paying in
JOHN W. GEARY,
Governor OF Pennsylvania
JOHN y. HARTRANFT,
". II. KRMBLE,
State Treasurer.
N B-No newspaper publishing tho above unless ausho-
nzed will recelve pay.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE sARsFIELD VOLUNTEER
Cfrelc, B., viii be held ct l59 Crosby street. Thurs
oAy evening March a. 1857 All members requested to
aseod. ~ business Of importance VIII be tssnsacted
HscysAxL 0kYnOR, Treasurer. JOHN DOYLE Centre
JouN ROONEY, 0ecretary. 1871 k8 FFF-f
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IMPORTANT INVENTIONS
A. HrIu

gentleman who will attend the Paris Exposition In an
eMcal capacity will end opportunity 20 represent In Europe
such interests entrusted 10 hs charge Apply 70
- sddrsys Messra 6tssrs Allen Bnsnesrs 70 william
Street. New YORK
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3alto. o.. Anioll.
TOWSONTOwN, MD.
sATURDAY, APRIL 18TH. 1897.
Tho Election.

According TO the programme laid down by the
late Legislature, an election was held In this
State on Wednesday last, to decide whether our
present Constitution should remain In force as
the fundamental law Of Maryland, or whether
n new one should be adopted more in cOnsonanCe
with the views Of the thousands ofrcturned rebel
soldiers and their sympalhizers now located
within our borders. In getting up this law, Its
trainers probably had an eye to the farmers vote
They doubtless thought that this class might We
TO their little scheme OF " reconstruction" and
therefore fixed the day Of election at thus when
farmers were at the height Of their Spring work,
when nothing but the dircsi necessity could in.
duce them TO leave their fields for an hour. In
consequence Of this, the vote has been very light
all over the State, probably not over one-ihird
Of those registered exercising their right OF suf-
frago. The Convention bill is carried Else
where We give all the returns that have been re-
ccived. When this body meets their action
should be unanimous, for their will not be Union
man among their number. Nowhere In the
State did the opponents OF the measure run u
ticket. and consequently the Convention will be
unanimously Copperhead.
Hundreds Of Union men purposciy absen,ed
themselves from the polls, ms they though, ihi,
Convention would be the hes, thing that could
hapren Maryland We think they acted unwisc.
~ ; they should have. at least, given all their
aid in defeating this mons,rous wrong, and lei
all the blame Of coming trouble rest upon oui
opponents
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Connecticut.

our Copperhcad friends find grain OF CON-
fort in the fact that Connecticut. ~ it, recent
election, wen; Democratic. cleciiug Governor
and three OF the four Congressman Of tia, per-
suasion. They have gone nearly crazy in their
manifestations OF delight over this grca, even, in
their history. Il has been SO long since they
have carried Northern State. or any impor.
tan, election, that they have turned nearly wild
with JOY because Connecticut has elected a war
democrat instead 6. a republican as Governor Of
the State. Big roosie, cuts that have remained
long hidden away in oas-oi-,hc-way places. have
been brought out 20 adoFu copperhcad ncwspa.
Pers, and glazing capitals aud fall.iaced type an-
noguees that the nutmeg state has gone for
the democrats 10y 500 or ZOO majority llipi
hip hurrah Don democrats feel good about
10 They see another chance 'of the insertion o.
their willing fingers into the publ, crib and as
they have grown lean. laak aad hungry IN wait.
iag. no wonder they rejoice VIXEN they see an
opportunity for them 10 receive = slice Of public
patronage.
We regret that Connecticut las gone over TO
the democracy. and ascrihc iis loss 10 the Repub-
lean cause more the fault Of the party 10 tina,
state than TO any increased vote % the copper
heads. Agy party thar dominates as iis canii-
late for Congress such a nan a. Phineas T Bar
ngin deserves 10 b. beaten. The time has gone
b. when party drill can fois, such men upon the
pcople lis whole life has been one long. and
generally successful. attempt 70 humbu. the
leop.e and bis name. from association with tie
Fcclcc Mermaid. joice Heath. the Wool
D. lioEse, aal such moasiso..,.e.. has become
As familiar as household words and whenever
Baruum name Is mentioned in connection with
public office people begin 20 think whether
there is not a clever piece o. 'Ficher, connected
aith il. aud the whole thing farce The Re-
pao.ican Candidate FOR Governor u Connecticut
Mr. lIawlcy. il an able rntn ami was brave SOL
iicr Ia the late tor the Union. aud should
have hcen eieclei. bat iiainum was too much Tor
him-too great 4 drag upon the party-and tine
consequence Of nominating such a man i a COP
I'crhead victory.
Why don these coPTefhead Fapcts give the
returns q elections recently held in ohio. Nilsson.
ri and Colorado WIZ don they announce the
resu, q these elections ia big type and headed
with rooster cuts Cincinnati has jus, increased
hsr usual Republican majority by 1900 votes
over loabie the number by which the copper.
heads base carried Connecticut The charter
elections ia Missouri have all been carried by the
sepablieans by overwhelming maoriiies Why
arc no, these given m 80 honorable mention
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Circuit Court for Baltimore Co.

Hon u. q. n. Emory Juasr I.hn r g,,.., s,,,..
Auprney John ~ iensnecker Clerk John X liar
vey, sheriff
a.. fnibAY. Apfii o
aiaie " lsAac a. reidirorl Indicted f1r Assault and
battery, twu Tfirsl some days srr and eouVirt
isr defendant
STATE - samuel Wells Indicted mr. assault Ani bat
tsrytwo eases Tried some time sincr and convicted
drf-rrr - ~"
Laura Howard. culorri, oonseic 81 larceny va. zen
encsd T. h. confined thfsf nSnths in the rrfii.ntiar,
Israel u. lieacprk " Thomas ". BarihoiaIneW Al
pal from Jasiice slack Tried i~frc the fouFt Juds
nene anFmed hieh Grason for appellant Y W
uEhsFiy for algeliec
usofge " CasiaAn Johu A. Pficc aud James Pie.
1adEn,ent - efauit fpf tl2T fiparman for painilu
hanaolish " Evans and others, Sarah Guishafsl
AMI oshefaaian ~ eis-tnisnt Mnfian fsr new TRIAL
h's'i nest TUESDAY hasi ilr aFnumsnt Baaraan and
!" ieii"u ior piainiin, Whyts aud Grason for dsfts
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Eloution Returns.

BALuxoAE CoUsrS. -Firsi DiHrici, g. uiajori-
lty against Convention Second Disirici, 81 una
jorily agains, Third Disiriet, As majority for 7;
SsrsaiA District, - majority against; Eighth
Disiriei, % majority against; Ninth D,sirioi,
IS majority for Ttnh District, majority
against Trei'h District, so majority for
Baltimore city gives a majority OF l,seO vo,cs
for Convention, and a majority l,s93 in favor
Of allowing street ears To rua on Sunday.
Western Maryland has given large majority
against the Convention, bu, lower Maryland and
the Eastern Shore counties are almost unanimous
for 1t, and the Convention bill Is, OF course
adopted