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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

sArPLEs.-Over fifty car loads of apples
passed through Rutland over the Rens-
selaer and Saratoga and Rutland Rail-
roads last week for Boston. They were
purchased in Wayne county, New York,
and will yield to the enterprising shipper
profit of $3.50 per barrel when delivered
in Boston
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

lAhofLLr VALLEY RAILROAD. The
line Of road from g. Johnsbafy 10 swan
ION is about 80 miles long. Two SOC.
iiona. % about sixty miles, have been
located from b. JoLnsbury b. Hard wiak
aud from Cambridge b. bwaston. Tho
intermediate saeiion, between Hard wick
and Cambridge. which Is tho easiest 500
,ion " construct, will DO Lyeatad aud CON
itae,sd early ia Tho spring, and will prob
ably DO completed aog. ~ The ends. on
rhjaL 10 The bwar aud beayis, wwk.
The contracts fm grading the western
division arc not closed yst, bat Tho sssop.
tive committee have been In session and
tho contracts will DO awarded before many
days Meanwhile, Engioeer Early, with
his party. arc improving tho surveyed
line bs,waon ~. Jobosbury and DsDyills,
and Engineer Bigoornsy IL pushing the
survey ~ tho middle section iron Hard.
wick W Csmbridpo). whilo the SNOW holds
IN, 40 that that section also may DO H., In
tbs early spring
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

Tn GIANT We are very much
afraid the Cardiff giant is the biggest
bumbng ~ tho season The arohmolo-
gists are beginning "a sling stones Al him
lively
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

Oou1r 1xrKnxns.-Ths following h
Assnsent Fsosivsd n saoh sousty IN
ths Gtsts 5oe actions sntsrsd foa Sep
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

RoEngny AZ sorTn suArT6nURY--
Friday evening last boy about IL years
Of age, stranger. called nj q. Haatinys'
hotel In South Shaftsbnry and wanted
lodging, which was given him. he being
assigned quarters for the night
with ono Of tho boardors Of tho
house. Sometime during the night
tho boy awoke and "wont through" the
pants pockets Of his room mate,
taking therefrom some $22 in money,
after which he deoamped, taking the road
to North Bennington. He was pursued
upon discovery Of the theft and captured
in one Of the Railroad wool sheds at
North Bennington, where he Lad secreted
himself. He was brought back TO South
Shaftsbury, and all but about SO OF tho
stolen money found on hi. person He re-
fuses to give his name or state whence he
came.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

olossl - lssl1ro 1Rnm =
hnst dew TT -
velp - - SUsstsst nn11Gt3 -
sAGpsl sqrf<pun 0sDD Hs40EgurE
wnis 1sgi Aa1M Kma plshns1a
161H - = IlIs6s-9 . -
~ 1saahss r. 4gyiaox1e spgRs" -
A9svsy - pslitlsy szuSs1ss II what
4 114estlsaADpa tAea1 lnuan1s q nsn
Esnd vouAsa Who t1no1G - lsturs room
. ksar her pei. sush niRsprsssnta-
tieas lsll with heaviest weight upon their
author.
But Hr. Dewey reaches the climax
When b ssya 'Ist woman suffrage be
adopted and al love between the ssxss
viii b forever sxtinguishsd, and the
earth would be entirely depopulatsd in .
single generation" Such sublime faith
ia God and his handiwork needs no COM
msnt. No more beautiful scenes Of love
and forgiveness could be enacted in the
drama of his own household!
Does he remember that time was when
the proposal to allow women to learn to
read was considered an equally dangerous
innovation That, too, was "reform
against nature" Putting steamers upon
rivers was by the ignorant believed to be
dangerous and impracticable because op-
posed to nature Every stage of the
worlds progress has been preceded by
representations Of evil, and yet is nature
triumphant and God not dethroned
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

PEnsosAL-Hon. Justin 8. Morrill, has
arrived at Washington, and has taken
quarters ut 800 "Cn street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

List for state taxes, $5,O64.67
MENDoS.-The following arc the sta
tistics OF the births, marriages and
deaths in the town of Mondon, in 1867,
population, G33.
Births.-Number, males 4, females y,
10; parentage, American 10, foreign 4,
unknown T.
Ma,riogrs Number. 4
Deaths Number males | i.n,alsa 81.
4 /; ages given four aggregate age. e0a
average age. 5075; percentage, %
TnE Next LECTURE .-Wsndell Phil.
lips. il will be remembered, IL to deliver
the next lecture Ia tho oourse bsf,re tho
Young Mems Christian Association, at tho
Rutland Opera House. on Thursday even
ing II this week subject. street La. in
Europe" THO ia onc Of Wr thili,ps'
most interesting and entertaining lectures
and will not fail 10 draw full houss
Tn. lecturer. worldwide reputation ms
an orator aud scholar, together with his
position M Il man Of progressive ideas,
need no commentator from ~ Tickets
30 cents 10 all parts Of the house Re-
the lecture ut n " Brooks music store.
To accommodate persons from out Of town
who desire to hear the lecture, arrange
inents have been made 50 hat tickets can
be purchased for half fare on the Rutland
Railroad north as far as Middlebury, and
south AZ far as Ludlow on the Rutland
& Washington Railroad to and from
Poultney, and on the Bennington i Rut-
land Railroad TO and from Manchester
and intermediate points.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09
Records Of the Late Rebellion.

An effort is now being made by the
Vermont Historical Society to secure and
preserve as much as possible the history
and incidents connected with the slave
holders rebellion, and have succeeded in
getting nearly full files of Southern pa
pers and other important documents
printed during the war. These are now
being nicely bound by Messrs. futile IL
Co, Rutland, and are to be placed in the
library of the Society in the State House
at Montpelier. Should any one have
copies Of Southern papers. autograph let
ters Of Importance, or anything which,
they wish to present TO the society TO
be preserved that will add TO the his
tory of those times that tried men. 10y
atty, they will confer a favor by sending
them at once to the editor Of the HERALD
that they may be bound and thus pre-
served for future reference and uss,
State papers will please make notice Of
the above.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

DANBY.-The following is an abstract
of the grand list Of the town of Dandy for
1859:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

| CnrsrrH "A few months ngo joel g.
Watkins who lived In one Of the upper
yards Of this place domised Josls life
had been darkly shaded with law suits
whiskcy aud domestic contention. and !,
was Thought BY many that HE most r..
| luotant farewell was given to his United
States bonds Of which he was supposed to
possess some $4,000 worth As he died
intestate and OF lingering mnlady. it
| was understood that bis wife had been
Intentionally cut off For long time sid
bonds could not be accounted for Last
week, however, a very thorough eSamiua-
ton Of the promises occupied by decea-ud'-
sister, Miss priscilla Watkins, was made,
resulting in finding $1,000 in barrel
sum in trunk The supposed balance,
$4,000, more or less, was found 10 be in the
private Bank of a certain gentleman Of
this place who had evidently played that
little game Of "Hot and Cold" 20 common
in little evening parties, for not until the
ransacking party almost got their hands
on the pictures did said gentlemlu "pass
Ia the checks then las abandoned a trust
eoDfided 10 him by woman Aunt
Druoiiia seems 10 be ia an embarrassing
position, and the widow stands fair
chance ~ obi aiming partial eompensa-
ton for walking IA somewhat tharny
matrimonial pathway The affair creates
quite stir here and feeds g1ssiping
tongues with dainty mofsel
The winter tern II Chester Academy
commenced with fair attendance issl
Tuesday The Principal, M ~ J,
Parker, promises unusual attractions 10
students i1t The apfiap term Iie will
inaugufAta fret alasa lectures, a,ba and
sserai soois,ias such no afs connected
viii, many ~ The leading institutions ~
learning. aud which MOI only give leat
and naym ~ lhs study course, bat fraisfs
ni>e he atudsnis and strengthen their
social attnHhmsmsnis Mr. Parker IL d..
torminad ~ introduce novelties without
relaxing diaoiplins ~ diye,tinp thorough
study
josh Billings Is engaged ~ lecture
hsrs on Dee. 3Ist iIandbiil will duly
snnU,noe tho spbisot, with all other DO.
tails.
A Rum HIoTs- W. arc satisfied that
blood will not oeass ~ flow until msn
ooaHs h, drink. A riot, the impslling
eaass u which WA liquor. occurred In
tho liquor store u Thomas Denohus, Ia
New Yesk. yesterday afternoon, In which
Fiorsaos bnannslI, = noted politician. and
candidate for sidsrmss, was MORALLY
Wounded, deosgs johnson was also
fstslIy s.ot and Joseph Martin snd Tho..
Dohahus tAdly injured, but will rsooysr.
f3esnssIrs brother. John, h supposed 10
have shst Johnstya, snd Dsnohus IL bs.
iisvsd " hsvs shot BsAnnsll. All present
snd unweusdsd are u,.dsr susss
LgDIIow> - sew ssisnes hiss bssn intro.
Asssl lntS ths SCHOOLS In our tDws. Last
BstssAeyt = ~ worthy principal wss cut
HlviA0 1DDllu11loAA II sksling. and mi
1u1as 60 Agal11 ADsaSAts IN calculating
the stssaDlnese - - vasy whiIs hass
almtssA I - taSns - NJ sssossuI
- 4n1nQ(a ~ - rDbdC111ts1 bsssssh
- 1Ap4 $3.50 ~ nAsA n ~ ~
- o1nn6wl - 4ep111nls ~
<1kLSn Hs~-..n = 49, ~ - = 49,.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

BENsoE.-The Rev. Mr. Holmes Of
Union Village, N. Y, has accepted call
from the Congregational Church to be-
come their pastor, at a salary Of 81 300
and the parsonage, and is soon to enter
upon his duties.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09

xAsoS - = ; = = -
fsst, No. 8. q. - - = 9n11lsesss
wsds~aay svsnhG - = 1elueswng
omssrs vsrs dssos1 - - snGa1n6 - !:
Il z. Taylor, O. = 49, ~. q;
\ os.ss Asksenaa, 4. " q: TX
Ousrsss, Alt. 0so. ! Dsilsdk, @ = /,
0. B. DeaOlAsA OAaP. Julias Wh1lnsy,
Q. II g.; Fred Z. Root, s. Nj. NSw>so
PAnlipa o. D.; 4 y. LAAd, o. q.
The Record says: Z
The Springfield Bspublican's Brattle.
boro correspondent Gays in regard 10 The
Postmaster question OF this place, "the
knowing ones generally suspect tho suo-
ceesful candidate hes his oonniasion
already IN bis brooches pocket We do
not know who the penetrating few are,
but We are satisfied that no commission,
has ~ yet boon granted. Some moody
fellows get strange ideas in their heads
and promulgate them.
-Brattleboro's now Masonic Hall will
be dedicated on st. Johns day, Dec. q.
The New York herald., 1869-08-27
POLICE NTELLIGEN gs..

ROBBERY or JBwELRY.-A young mao named
Edward Charts yesterday arraieued before
Justice Kelly az YorsviIe Police Court. charged
win stealing slOs worth OF iewelry from the house
Of Mrs. Clarke, No. 433 Second avenue. The pro-
perty at least part OF Il round the posses-
sion ol "a other lads ho stated that they obtained
~ from Edward Charts The Justice held Charts To
answer the chefge.
LARCENY oY JEwELRy.-Char,es G.. Wehber, Of
No. 80 Font avenue, appeared before Justice Led
with the jefferson Marke, Police Court Yesterday
to complain OF James Smith, prisoner in charge OF
the Officers, whom he charged Win stealing tray
of jcwclry from bis store on "Wednesday evening
containing twelve watches an0 twenty gold rings
oil o the value uf $500. The prisoner Nas caught by
officer BunIcr, Oi The fifteenth precinct, with the
property IN his possession. lie was committed TO
answer.
LARCENY or LsAD--five ooys about fourteen
ycars OF age named respectively Frederick Dehn
Thomas Breslin william Selger, raward Dorsch
and Hugo Wicdenian were arruQned yesterday
before Alderman Miller, charged with stealing from
the houss No. 81 Stanton street quantity OF lead,
gas fixtures aud boiler valued at seventy dollars.
The complainant Edward Muller, OF NO. ii Third
street, testified that one George Bellows, OF No. "
stanton street. the ooFs removing the property,
ana Officer Wood, OF tHe Tenth precinct, stated that
upun the arrest OF tie prisoners tieF acknowledged
the iAelt. Tie pyis we're counittc1.
The New York herald., 1869-08-27
I,CEsi0us R,sk sOIg SWI,pLI.

New and Ingenious Dedse-fiuttcr ArscNg
Bark Observation-Disclosures Aien Resteu Out
Vf S5b,U0O-Thr Counterfeit u.itcd state,
Jjse..
Some months $40 y great nuiier "a. created 10
financial circles Of hr other cities by tho report
that counteries OF the "Dr series or United Statcs
Eve dollar Treasury notes tbs, 40 closely re.cmbled
the genuine ths experts we're nj TO de- eel he
difference were IN circulation, Specimens OF me
supposed countereits were SHOWN 10 Jay Cooke and
other experts, ant The generally accepted tncory
was tnat they had heen priuled from y genuine
plate stolen from The government.
II no secret among The detectives OF the fres.
snry Department that ronneries Of this series had
been prepared and weeks were devoted to the work
of defeating the counicrIclcrs ard securing their
plates. The or1eefs Of The government wer. unsuc-
ces-Iu IN securing the paies but tbe men engaged
10 tbs nclarous WORK becoming alarmed abandoned
tBo ldea OF putung them 10 ejaculation.
rBkIR bEHNIEE REssogf.
Beaten by The EFFORT OF Tie detectives the sharp
Gre bt npOn q novel mode 0f rembuIsiDg the m.
selves Jcg the money AMI tige expended IN pcriect
iDy the scheme i,at wa, The, iOualy h0p.i, iikcly
W pAcs wv kYt4sD tsW " tAfV p9NsssiVg,
The New York herald., 1869-08-27

1t had been made public that bills we're ,
In o 5' were az once
The idea OF profiting by this circumstance ana ~
proceeded to put new scheme INTO opera'o,,s ,
knowing the eagerness with which persons nos
posted in the habits of swindlers viii Jump at any
opportunity presented to realize sudden ior,ue'
they at once formed combination, Win ralnihc@
tos in financial circles, to carry their idea into sue,
cessful execution. Members of the gang ng~raua. ~
eao eoaaea enc 20 e% the
iIon that they had facilities for securing
any amount OF the impressions from these
and attentive. Their next move was to exhibit az q
sample some Of the letters OF plate 3 new series
American Bank Note Company, dated December Q.
1893. The extent Of this issue ~ only from NO.
80 96t 10 $4,000. ana the note Fixed upon is Irolf
course examined the sample and on comparing u
with the original could detect no difference. me
sum they required at fifty cents Oh the doiar assur.
inc then, that the notes would pass IN bank The
result ~ that the party upon whom they are opera
tiny becomes easy victim. -
The usual IractIce has been for the swlnders to
offer to dispose OF lots valued at from $1,000 10
sao09O stating that the buyer Will have an opporta-
nty Of counting the sum over before ne pays MS
money. This seems fair and honorable to the VIC
tim and day AMI place Is named for the transfer.
The place usually selected tor this purpose Is o
rsoln having two doors. Ihe money 10 DO pau py
the purchaser is first counted and Iound al rgn'
Al the moment the negotlatOrs are IN the act OF COM
mencip2 to count Tho Impressions rom the ailegeu
stolen plates a. knock Is hearJ NJ Vne
OF the doors, tic Swiuu'o. cNSio'ino 'nas
he has been watched, hurriedly SHOWS MS victim Out
of the si,tc door makes his exit tnrousu the otner
and disappears The victim Of the awindle hur.
rledy retires to his privacy, gloating over bis
success IN eecurlng $4,000 for $1,000 opens MS par.
eel and finds len dozen genuine nve dollar Dllls
and the balance brown paper. In some cases the
swlndler has q confederate IN the room during the
transfer, ana lie appears much alarmed, demands
that the transaction shall be closed al once. The
result in both cases IL the same, the man who Is
in hurry To get rich being most egregl0usly VIC
timZed.
1t Ia known TO the United States Ocers that fully
$50 600 dollars have already been realized by this
system OF sWndling. The names OF PrOminent
brokers and commercial men in this city, Phiadel-
phia Baltimore ana Washington who have been
would be improper to incorporate them here.
Among them s a Mr.. Monteagle. o wealthy brewer,
OF Philadelphia, who last week bought $40 600 IN
brown paper for So 900 in genuine funds. From this
exposure the public Will, for the hrst time, learn
how the experts were deceived regarding the
alleged couuterialts OF the "D' series.
The New York herald., 1869-08-27


term Of their Imprisonment by one-nfth OF that te
which they are condemned lmmeiia orders VIII
be given accordingly. aud those whose time Of I'M
pIsonment expires Dy tins concession viii be forth
There have been several frauds discovered by the
Custom House committee or merchants and the new
system is working exceedingly wen. The large reve-
nues collected even at this dun period OF the year.
proves the extraordinary extent of the eontraband
previously carried on Three of the Custom House
employees abandoned their posts and sael in the
last steamer for Spaiu declaring that they could not
i've In tins expensive country on their salaries
only
On the 18th inst. the Captain General ssued y
decree displacng the Board OF Directors or
the Havana Railroad. the administrator, the
boOkkeeper anu the committee for exafnu-
ing the accounts; declared ali the accounts kept
since September 30, 1851, null and void and named
other directors, administrator, accountant and
auditors, directing that new accounts be made from
1851 to the l7th inst All the displaced 0fica.s are
held responsible for their past acts The Board
is composed OF President Don Pedro Montalv0
Romero, Don jose Maria Morales. Don francisco Or,A
tSnplentes) DOn ID. Nicolas Guirerrez, Don Antonio
Kessel Don Julia Sagebien. lhe administrator
General Is hts Excellency Sehor General Don Rafael
ClayijO, ana the accountant Is Don Juan Bantis;a
CanterO. The old Board and officers are accused oi
negecting the interests OF the company and n'sal-
proprlating the funds.
The New York herald., 1869-08-27

determined to n the order and accordingly mad the
goods shipped as directed to Mott Bedell, l6 william
street, New York. IL IL in evidence tha: just about
that time the Wiam street moved TO Broad
way so that anxious inqurers from Lynn vino came
on to look after them were entirely In fault and Mott
Bedeu continued TO ornament the books OF the Lynn
frn The fun reports of the arrest Of the latter gen.
uemau and The oppose OF the doings OF ms
gang which appeared IN the HERALD OF Tuesday
and "Wednesday last, inspired Mr. Trask win SOME
hone ana he therefore lost no time in coming on 10
look aier his interests. He told our reporter yester
,iay that all he wanted tn get something OUT OF
the gang, add that he would not prosecute II any
OF tie parties acted right, lie was foolishy sollcl-
Os that no report of his case should appear think
ing that it would iDiure ms prospects, but he was
told chat the surest way aud much better plan
than compromising "a felony 10 make the rascals dis
gorge would be a full ventilation In the HERALD.
lie, however, refused 20 make an affidavit against
the prisoner. 49,,
Nj. Trask stated that the agents OF Bedell, the
parties whose names and antecedsnts have already
been published, Went down TO Massachu5etIs some
time since and swinlled the merchants and mahu-
facturers of that smart State out of $4,000 to 600
worth OF goods. IL il therefore evident that the mn
portauce OF the capture or Bcdoll by Sergeant
W. Dermott and officer Brennan was not cAag
gersted u the first report OF this extensive con-
aIi
The New York herald., 1869-08-27
E5CiTE Fa0M THE TONES.

M. N.. r,.,,. % f..,,,uv r,,,rocg,, n Huot
Hoie-A kurXiar Squcezrs Thr0usn u ex
Iuch Aperture. Scales Il Forty Foot Wall and
n',.. n,,,.s..,'. S...u ., D. un,.o,y,
TAXES Niiah'sh1 Stro" :" T"r's U"A"0""'
Sensational dramas abound In marvellous escapes
from marvelously high PRISONS for Bryant, Shaun
the Post for instance bursts asunder the bars of his
prison cell and does some tall climbing up an ivy
-. ,,r. ,, r, ,,. ,,o,, or. ,,,r,,ors 20
scenic h"9'ohs' u'e iac' NAV 'heJ ul0 iueions 10
,,o ro,, oxcnoas tno n,moot limit or tho dromat,c
WIG iS'' 'No' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -.
Tcmbs A burglar, tired OF lis ''durance ve," made
,, 81. , ~ nou on tho ,nnar ,,or NJ tho
n'' eN'' 'u' " ~ % NV -, ~
prison ana the most marvellous tnlng OF all maoe
this exis through an aperture ONLY SIX inches in
w,dth Wa uiye the facts as recited by the ylgilant
custodians OF the PRISON.
lanes Burns' arrested ON July % on charge OF
committrng q burglary Mt No. fs3 Bcokman street,
AZ reported IN i6e nGRAL1 al the time, and fully
General Sessions Was assigned to cell No 12l which
ia s,tuated on tha oIIrt or upper corridor at the
o,nthwesr corner OF me male nrjson He was here
woinw his trial owing 10 the mntipiicy of r5fsOn.
ers at nresent confined in the prison. which unusual
M t, a; the 10 rnmri cS General Sessnns n,inv tho
mast month. the RECORDER and CITY Judge being aD-
sent recruiting their e xhaustcd energies ut the sea-
snore scattering niaces Another prisoner VIM
Ranoban incarcerated on charge of netty larceny
was given anarters in the same cell in,s Ranahan
however nrofessea o he entirely i1norant of Brns,
npr,im;narrv nrenorat,ons for es,ann1 as also The
aaaca no itself saiement which as orr recital pro-
neas and assnmn" the facts ~ he trneWu seem
rather incrrdtoia In the first MACE then according
to the evidence now shown in the Warficn's ONCE
Burns tore his blanket into shreds which ne plated
feat Ionu Is npeniOnsy and strongly made 1t
would NOT PASS muster on O man-Of-war's deck,
but coilsd up on Oh the floor Moor Of. OF the e., war,
ordinary twoncIi rope. The next thing was to
reach the aperture IN the CELL About nine feet is the
height OF lie CELL and this aperture is the CELL
ipv Wrrpcniur from lts DlaCe the OpDOslte wall
The New York herald., 1869-08-27

:
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year
THE COAL SrRIgE.---YesIerday afternoon ar. W.
H. Storm agent In this city OF The Delaware, Lacsa
wanna and Western Railroad Company, announced
tbat he had received despatch thns the strike had
work on next Monday.
ACCIDENT AZ ronr wAsHTSGroS. The Thirty
second police precinct reports that ehhd, whose
name and residence ore mt aven while PLAYING on
thc road lear Fort Washington station yesterday,
was run over by team owned BY IA Nj. Dnnsn.
The child was severely injured, anh the ofcer was
directed to arrest the driver, James CARROT.
BYDRopHoetk.--N one O'Clock yesterday orneer
y. J. Davis, OF the Sixteenth precinct sho, q mad
dog corner OF Eleventh avenue ana Tsenty.third
street AFTER tue brnge had bI,ten cnd living ai B5s
West Twenty y-sixih street, ant another VINO Was
playing corner OF Eleventh aycaue and twenty
fourth street.
FATAL AcoipESr.--.Iohu O'Brlen boy nearly
seven year, OF ave, diod yesterday morning at lac
residence OF hrs pgreu.s i!ss street betw cen sixlh
and Seventh avenues. from tbe effects OF Injuries
lhe day previous tile ad nas euarayOnny 80 climb
s,I a cur In Seventh svcnue ioated with s'ones one
Of which feli across his Rp ionen, thereby ihfctiug
fstAl Injuries. Coroner Keenan, Hss mother, 10 hO.d
M inquest.
Arlkarr no A sSAssINsrE Cirf2EN.-Thre pass.
ing quietly along Que OF the east sde streets al our
o'clock Yesterday morning as ASSASSIN attempted 10
KIN Mr. Lawrence Hines OF No 55g FIRST avenue
Nr Hines had gonc up Second avcuue far a.
Twenty. .sc, eDtn street, when liugh Gilousey
whose rcsldcBee Is not known, sprung rom hti,hl
place aud dscharged tic coa5ens ~ one barrel OF !
revolver VI Hines. The Dali gidheA Tie rgh MP u
Hines, who escaped unhurt. lie gave t1e alarm, bu
no ofDcef arrived Ih iime 10 preveii tHe escape o
tliOuglfcy.
TER WILLIAM STREET SUicipg.-c Coroner kecn3r
yesterday held inquest a No. 2is william street
IN the case of Charles Mabtlgy, the p0andcr whc
committed suicide by taking p0ls on, az already re
ported. Uf5. Wooster, Beaan. Snluc and tushman
made q post moriem examination on the body aho
IN the stomach lonnf nnmistakabc Ipdleatons ~
mineral poison. In q trnoler non Nnich deceased
had drank was discovered quantity Oi arsenic, ano
swallowed the poisoD0Bs drsugDt With suicidal IN
teDt = verdict 10 that eject was rendered by the
Jury.