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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04

4 Centre Bridge Co.
Philadelphia Domestic So
cieiy.
l6 Bustleton and Smithfield
Turnpike road.
DOwn1ngtOwn, Ephrata,
and Harrisburg Turnpike
road
In the newspaper called lie Cour
rier oes Etats Unis."
Ill.
Loans appropriated to purchase fuel for Poor
white housekeepers and roomkeepers" In the
city of Phlladel phia:-
l certificate of loan Schuylkill Naviga-
cert ficaie Of loan Schuyfkili Nsviga S'''' %
tion Company. 1882. six per cent.
received for 1nterest............-....... 272 8S
ssS62 O5
Loans and cash comprising the legacy received
in part from estate OF Lawrence Todd, deceased,
of Illinois,
United states loan 1881, six per cent ST. OOOOO
City OF Philadelphia six per cent loan,
free OF TAX lO 10000
Balance in loan and cash. 49, 966 SO
The following account current exhibits q con-
densed statement of the cash account en-
bracing the amount of interest. dividends. rent
OF real estate and payments SDa made to various
Balance in the treasury Jan, l, 1S60"..$54 49l SO
Cash received for rent of @ real estate 2s8 1873
" " colilerles "... lO9 24l 46
real estate in
schuylkin county. nty........................ 295 90
Cash received, leases for cutting tim
39i788
Cash received from city loans for inte-
resi- 22.l57 S5
Cash received from United States five
twenty per cent. loan, interest....... 209I2
Cash received from United States ten
forty per cent. loan interest ...:...,. ,O99 90
Cash received from United States loan
1881, per cent. interest ................. 5S223
Cash received from Schuy kill Naviga-
tion boat loan. interest.;;:r...:.... II, 1868 A
Cash received from Schuy kill Naviga-
tion loan, interest .....~ .............. 4l9lO
Cash received from Insurance Compa-
ny State of Pennsylvania. dividend 48i.OO
Cash received from Philadelphia Ex-
change Company stock, dividend. 10000
Cash received from City Gas per cent.
loan, ...................... $1,000
Cash received from Germantown and
Perkiomen Turnpike Road Company % 90
Cash received from Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Company stock, di-
vidend ..";.:.......;." .............. 2.295OO
Cash received from damages for land
taken in vicinity Of League Island. 5.lS5 80
Cash received from taxes refunded In
schuylkil lO6OSO
Cash refunded by Realing Railroad
Company, weighmaster's charge... 900
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

CQRS-sales have been made at 5ae. The market
nvery firm.
OATS are scarce and indsnsad at sc. No Gales
rsported
HAY is lower and dull LAO bales aud one car On
track sold AZ 50 o. Later, one car sold on track
$500 ......t '"'f'''
PROVISIONS are very quiet and no changes 70 re-
por, 10 duo,a'ioss. Small sales only are made 10 all
orders 't'''''
CORN MEALS higher, and receipts are light.
small lots selling at quotations. f'''el - ~
BUTTER continues In large supply and the market
s heavy 10 pats choice southern Illinois sold ., 25c
u pks fair ditto AT 20 and sples at i,c. .sfaI
EGssure in fair supply and moderate demand with
sale OF II bores ~ i5c shippers count. III . ~,
PoULTRYis dull eoops old Chickens sold u
N75, one coop mixed ditto at 81 20 and tso COOP.
Spring Chickens Al e3oo .7' teib ~
VEGETABLES--Our market Is bountifuilv sup-
piled with all kinds Old Potatoes extremely dull
% sacks sold at 40 per bash, and 10 bbls at u 90.
bbls new sold ., % % per bbi .siuod
GROCERIES are Arm and IN fair demsnd FOR ~ d.
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

CArao, ILb. ydne 4, ieee. ;
The week opens on quiet market for Al Kinds 81
business with but few changes 10 note in quotations.
Receipts OF Corn and Oats very light and not equal
70 the daily wants Of the trade ea oTc5a %. sat
FLOUR has been in fair request for Spring Su-
persnes and Extras, md Prccs are stsa'iy.f sNSs
fours are dull and slov n ssle. Family Bonds In
moderate demand at previous rates. sales comprise
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80 bbs Superhne.. ,,....:..s..,o W
100 bbls X -
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The New York herald., 1869-10-19
TEE WILLIAMSBURG DISASTER.
Confirmation of the Coroner,s Inquest.

Confirmation of the C0roner's Inquest.
Coroner Whitehill last evening took further testi-
mony as TO the OF tho falling of the Peoples
Gas Light Company's works, Williamsburg, on the
18th INST, resulting in the death Of John Lotus and
william Nolan and the injurng OF five others. Mr..
WoodruH, who had charge of the .ron framework
for the Novelty iron Company, and who has been
under arrest since the accident, called TO the
witness stand and told straightforward story. Ills
testimony Will be found below. William Gallagher
was the first witness examined but nothing new was
developed by his testimony
william woodruff sworn, deposed-I reside at 40
Forsyth street. New York; was foreman OF the work
where the accident occurred; the day previous TO
the accident was AFRAID tnat the rateIs were 700
heavy for the guys that l had, and tod Mr..
Valentine that l should have to get more rope
or the hlp; ! told others the same thing;
more rope and asked Mr. Valentine. the superln-
lenaent over me, to send the rope; he SAID that the
mp would be received in the morning, and that If
he was me he would keep on with the work; dld
So and got mp three more raftefs That day with the
rope tnat had; the next day, wnen the accident
occurred got to the works very early TO II the
rain had effected any OF the guys, as l had TWO
pretty OLD ones; mat they were all right; then
tried TO borrow some rope, but falled J told the
draughtsnan OF the Novelty Works that needed
rope for ashngs and he told me TO 90 and get II;
went and ordered q coil Of rope and then returned
10 the works; about fifteen minutes before the
accident | observed one of the raiters bending
and Immediately called for rope TO steady IL; when
obtained line sent VIM. Gallagher to hitch 1t to
the side raIter and While he was doing SO saw the
structure tumble, ana Lotus and Nolan, VINO were
standing near me, were Killed and 1 slightly
struck on the head can only account for the acct
dent by one OF the guy ropes drying and stacking
causing another guy to break; believe that II
had more rope the accident would not have
occurred had frequently asked for the hip and
foot Tie rods fasten the rafters but could not get
them; If had these things it would nave been
impossible for the accident to have occurred II the
building had been mile long; was not under the
influence OF liquor on the morning or the accident
but did take liquor in the afternoon while suffering
with pam from my injuries.
George Judd was next examined, but no new
light was shed IN the matter and the inquest was
adjourned til Friday evening.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
PRESENTATION TG REV. FATHER QUINN

Among the Catholic clergymen OF this city there
are none who have labored SO zealously and so
successfully for the propagation of the Catholic
iaith the relief OF the poor and the enlightenment
OF all In need than Rev. William Quinn, who
for twenty years past has held the oner-
Gus position OF pastor OF ST. Peters church
in Barclay street. He took charge when the church
and It's belongings was almost drowned in debt and
by his constant labors, winning to his ald many
Influential ana earnest workers, has succeeded In
placing the church clear OF pecuniary responsibility,
its debts paid almost to the last 1arthng. The rev.
erend aud revered pastor being about TO depart for
Rome 10 attend the coming Ecumenical Council,
his parishioners thought OF no better way In
which to show their appreciation OF him than by
presenting him with something that would help him
TO maintain The dignity OF pastor OF the first and old
est Catholic church OF The metropolis or America.
parlshloners ana lew of his other friends
assembled at his residence, and presented
TO him a handsomely engrossed address,. IN
which his merits and good works were
set forth and the assurances Of their undyng regard
for him beautifully expressed Accompanying the
fled check for $4,000 The presentation was
made by MIR. John E. Deyelin on behalf
OF the committee, of which Congressman John
Fox was chairman. Father Quinn was sensibly I'M
pressed ana astonlshed by the mtnncent gilt, ana
returned his thanks best he could under the cr-
difficulties which had pressed on the church over
which he presided and assuring the gent emen tnat
but for the constant and or the people or the
parish his services would have been of little avail in
reclaimng the grand old edfce from the slough
Of despond" into which 1t was rapidly sinking
Many Of those present then bade farewell to their
kind and reverend Father, who Will sail from this
port early ON Thursday mornng.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
new YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER 49, l8s9-rRpLE SHEET

,, wm,cn wou,u ~ senu U'Donnenv soul 10 nel ~ .w9
turned round and threw the knife out OF my hand
ana said, ~ have stabbed BIN and you can DO what
back to see what his conTton was; l stabbed nam
twice; he struck me sew eral times; got SO excted
he got up from his seat ana he followed me about
Twelve feet; suppose l struck HIM very hard with
the knife.
Redirect-i had some talk with Kirwin atont
ODonnell; | said | never had any difficulty with
ham. but that he was sometimes pretty shoYt-teni-
pered
Keeroas-eSamined-I had some difficulties WITH
him before, and also with other parties.
The case was given 10 the jury about four O'Clock,
who retired To deliberate, and after Dre. absence
returned q verdict OF murder IN the first degree,
The prlsoner was reMlnded for sentence.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
WlsESHEsIEG COUNTY.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATloSs.-At Williamsbrldge
yesterday the republicans Of the First Assembly dis
trlct met In convention ana nominated Edward
Haight OF Westcnester, for member OF Assembly,
and George W. Tremper, OF lonkers, for School
Commissioner.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL stonecuttcr named
Timothy McAulifie was struck ana almost instantly
Killed by the locomotive OF an express Train on the
Harlem kaHroad, opposite Wllllamsbridge station,
yesterday morning. Deceased, who lived In Tucka-
hoe, and was employed at the Catholic Pro:ectory,
had 1nst agllted IRON a down train and was In tie
act OF crossing the up track, wnen he was struck
and carried some two hundred yards the loco
motive before being thrown OF corpse. Coroner
Bathgate held an inquest on the body, when verdict
IN accordance with the above facts was returned
the jury censufing the Harlem Railroad Company
"lor running their trains at such q high rate OF
speed past station where a faia from an opposite
direction was then due.n Deceased was forIy-seven
years ola ard leaves wife and nine children with
cut support.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
5 GyEL or A sTABBIyG CASE.
singular DeOth of n W0utnu.

About two weeks ago, as readers OF the HERALD
may remember, stabbng ARRAY occurred IN a New
burg, ~ w. saloon resulting In the scrious injury Of
a man named schaad by one Bodway, the parties
both being Germans. IL was also stated In the
account that there was "womap IN the case.u The
death OF the woman last week IN consequence as
y asserted ny her physicians. OF injuries inflicted by
schhed brings INTO prominence incidents regarded
a uuipofttnt az the time OF the account alluded to.
" heelHs thaL the woman, q German named
SCHWARTZ ABOUT lwenty-sX years OF age, aud re-
cehty aIIVeu III TINS country, Was engaged to be
lnariled to BodWaY. Schaad II the foreman OF the
ncWuuiR rant works anu ma a wife aud children.
lHe woman schwartz had done work for tins family
anu appHco 70 Schaad Ior the money due her A
dispute arose anu schaad a large, powerful man,
stuck .he pIl boW on tie side OF the head with
dis open paua oat Wlti such force as TO throw her
against wall, and she sank 70 her hands and
Knees. eng, however, managed TO reach the house
OF nlehd AZ Mlddlehope, four miles north OF New
burg, LOOK to her bed, and never rose again. The
medic& attendants detected Inflammation OF ihe
heart. ipngesuon Of the lungs superyened and
caused he's DEATH Dostmortem Examination
indicated thGt the LESSONS the heart were oi recent
date. Drs. .Deyo and Van Dyck OF Neyburp who
attended the girl In her Illness give IL az tneir
opinion that t.he Inflammation Of tho neart waa
caused through t,ee excessive fright INC nlrI exne
rIenced on receiving The bios, from schaad She nad
been healthy, ygoiSus giIi, with no symptoms or
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

schr VIM Thomas, Elliot, Providence for New York;
Eshr Ariadnc, Harding, rrovidencs for New York.
Scnr IN Henry Mehafey, Pr0yidence for New YORK.
Schr Angel, Baker Providence for New York
schr Forest Home, Thorne, Providence for Haversraw
Schr rheoe Elizabeth, Hill, New Haven for New York.
bchr bahmore johnson, New Haven for Eliznbethpoft
Sehr hdelia Felicia, Elliot, New Haven for Rondout
schr Nelson Hall, Stewart, Portland CT for Gowanns
Sehr Sam Weller Brockway, Portland, Ct for New York.
Sehr Maria iiearn, Merrill Stamford for Albany.
Schr gen, Mitchell, Morrill,, Stamford for Albany.
scnr Webb Walters Connecticut River for Rondout
Schr Yosemite, Mott, Rosiyn for New York
schr Asher Parker Carpenter, Glen Cove for New York
Schr sarah Ciark Gring, New Suffolk for Philadelphia
schr Ihos II Fales, West Farms for New York.
swan yaeht Sopha tnewl Robinson, Noank Tor new
YORK, to the New York Herald Establishment
BOUND EAsE
Brig Edwin, Allen, Newburg for Portland
SchrJ q Person. Fish, Elzabethport for Wnreham.
Schr Draper, Meady, klizabethport for Boston.
scbr Helen Searles, Hoboken for Providence.
schr l. Tolles, Day, HoDokcn for Norwalk.
Schr Michigan, Pickering Hoboken for Providence.
Schr w hite, White, Rondout for Providence.
schr Lindsey, Crockett, Rondout for Beverly.
Schr w Rumbai Crockett Rondout for Boston,
Schr Urbana, Allen, Hudson for Wnreham.
schr Independence, Smith, New York for Greenwich.
Schr Sarah Maria, Long, New York for Oyster Ray.
schr Long siand Gallagher, New York for Port asting
ton.
Schr s Smith. Bargiu, New York for New Haven.
Schr Evelyn, Burk. New ork for Stamford.
Schr Black Diamond Ferris, New YORK for Providence.
sclr Maria Elliot, Burwel New York for hartford.
Schr o II Perry, -, New York for Glen Cove
Scbr q Chamberlain, - FOR Boston.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
RRGeKLYN BOARD OF ALDE:lMEs.

The Lincoln Stntue-Cost Of Lighting The
Ssreess-Proposed Increase OF the Police
Force.
This Board met yesterday afternoon, Alderman
Bergen In the chair. communication was received
from the Committee OF Invitation behalf or the
War Fund Committee OF the city of Brooklyn
requesting the personal attendance OF the members
OF the Board OF Aldermen at the unyelllng OF the
statue OF Abraham Lincoln at the Grand Plaza OF
Prospect Park on Thursday the 2lst inst. The
monument is thOdesult OF dollar subscriptions made
throughout the city soon after the death Of the Pres
dent. The invitation was accepted.
The Mayor transmitted u communication calling
attention TO the fact that no adequate provision was
made 10 pay for the lighting OF street lamps. Al
though the amount raised for this purpose was
S4oo,000 or $4,000 more than was raised for the
same OBJECT in any previous year, the amount of
money In Tie treasury applicable tor this purpose IL
not sufficient. This Is owing to the enormous in-
crease IN the number Of lamps, which In some
The Mayor desires that the Aldermen devise the
means by which the difficulty which must inevitably
arise therefrom may bc provided for. The commun-
cation was aid on the table, and the Street Commits
instructed TO report the number OF lamps
IN the city and Their Increase during the past two
years
ON motion OF the Alderman OF the Fourteenth
Clerk In the once or The Collector OF Taxes, was
increased to $1,000 per annum. Alderman Fisher
onered resolution to the eiect That the south side
Railroad Company be notified to restore broadway
to proper condition on the line OF the track.
Carried.
resolution previously offered empowering the.
Metropolitan Police Commissioners 10 Increase the
patrol force OF the Western District to 800 men was
called up by Alderman HatlaWay lie moved tbat
the force be increased thlfty-two men
Considerable discussion was had upon the subject,
during which the Alderman Of the Tenth reraarKed
that IN the Fofy-thrd precinct there only nifty
policemen TO population OF 10000, ami that the
commissioners had always told him tat the force
should be increased IN Brooklyn. The matter was
eventually referred 10 committee Of five, and the
BOafa adjourned iof week.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19
THE BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.

NASHVILLE, Oct. Is, 1869.
The fall meeting OF the Blood Horse Association
opened to-day, with two races. The attendance was
large ana the start fine. Tne first race was for the
Young America stakes, for two year olds one mile;
entrance twenty-five dollars, play or pay, the asso-
citation adding $500. Thirty horses were entered;
Ciay's ch H. by Australian dam Madeline, beating
A. Buford's b. c. Lynchburg seeond), and George
Cadwallader's b. c. Hamburg, by Lexington. Time,
l:i5ta Hamburg was the fayorite, at ITO /. The
time was the fastest ever made on the Nashville
course.
The second race was for the City Belle stakes mile
heats for three year olds s25 entrance; $500 added
by the young ladies. Ten horses were entered and
tnree ran.
A. Buford's Versailles. I
A. O. Franklin's Luray. y.........................3 2
D
Time--1:471a, 1:50 Versailles was the favorlte,
selling in the pools at GO to 26 for Balfe.
The New York herald., 1869-10-19

unsoundness 0f the heart or lungs. They affirm tnat
cases OF this kind, though rare, ara not utterly un
known In medical jurisprudence The girl bore an
estimabie character, ana her case excited wide
spread sympathy. Two days after the stabbing
aifray referred to Schaad was arrested, at the
instance OF friends OF The girl ,on the charge Oh
assault and battery. Az at that time fatal Ter
was SIMPLY held TO BAN IN the sum Of $3.50 TO appear
al the Court OF Sessions. The authorities have as
vet taken no further action IN the case. After the
stabbing ARRAY, which occurred on the occasion OF
Bodway's first meeting Schaad after the assault by
the latter on the formers netrothed, Bodway made
his escape out of the CITY, pursued by the poce
but has not yet been captured.