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The New York herald., 1870-01-04
NEW YORK COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

stated meeting OF this institution was held last
evening at the rooms ~ ~ ~esoc'o'
- =, ---~- s-sg90, Foiifth
avenue, corner OF Twenty-thrd street. when DIR.
Meredltn Clymer read an interesting amer entitled
Some Points In the Chemical Hn,tory and pathous,y
OF Locomoter Ataxia." The ,cturer sad thai ihls
disease, though somewhat , are. was exceediiry
disastrous In its effects up9y. the human franc and
presented certain phep Jmena wnich in eariler
ages could hardly Ie satisfactorily accounted
iOr. The iccturer then reviewed the symptoms
OF tue disease. among which he especially
instanced loss o. power III the lower organs, with
At OF starting When asleep, awaking the unhappy
sleeper and Continuing at intervals, utterly pre-
ciuding tina hope OF satisfactory rest. Some symp-
toms were transient and others of permanent origin.
One OF the permanent symptoms was marked tail
IN the GENIAL organs and an uncomfortable stag
gcrlng gait The lecturer then reviewed the history
Of the malady and the various opinions Of learned
savans and patholoRsts with regard to Its treat
were rare The lecturer exhibited several excellent
diagrams indicative OF the various symptoms OF tho
maladv. The members OF the club were tnen in
vted TO discuss the subject, but accepted tire
invitation. The lecturer was then invited to speak
as to the treatment OF the disease after which tic
members were again invited to discuss the question
with the same result vote OF thanks was ac-
corded the lecturer for his paper, and II was
Cepted by the society.
petition to be presented to Congress praying
that proper rank ana privileges be accorded the
UeOns IN the navy, 1t tended TO the best In
terests OF the navy and tile country, was circulated
and submitted to the meeting, ana was extensively
signed and rbemeeting then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-01-04

vous cnaracJer as pos peen that OF I moral man
or an afIectonate husband; that while giving unre-
strained vent TO his own icenfons passions regard
entertained q settled feeling OF almost savage
jealousy towards his deceased wife. TO such
an extent did he carry this suspicion that
NO later than last summer be became jea-
lous Of his own brother and having driven him
rom the house chased ni'n lor some distance Win .
fratricldal intent by his ncighb0rs. For this, 1t is
said Buckhout was arrested and placed under bonds
70 keep the peace. Among other damaging reports
in connection with the accused mentioned the
circumstance OF Q. mother watching hts house
a'sni Ioodsd Ini gun 'J order MoA 20 take his
life for the seduction OF her daughter, child OF
tender years. Doubtless all those matters relating
TO previous character will be fully elucdated during
the examination ana trial OF the accused.
Charles Kendall remained in state or lfsenslOility,
with occasional delIrium, throughout yesterday his
death being hourly expected The charge OF snot
he received. In addition 70 blowing out the right
eye, 1t IL believed, came in contact with his BRAIN
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
THE SLEEPY HOLLOW MASSACRE

II tho Murderer Insane S-BnckAout Refsscs
FcDd, and Will Not Speak Even TO His
Counsei-Ho is Pronounced COmpos Mentis
Hy the Jail observation-disclosures Reports :
as the Prisoners Previous Character.
Since the incarceration of Isaac Van Wart Buck
heut IN White Plains Jail last saturday has pre-
served an almost unbroken silence, al attempts to
co1verse with him having signay failed. lie ~
mOsrly found lying with his face 70 the wall on
"a cot in ns cell, anu Will not answer any
scalls from acquaintances or Others, but remains
ms silent and motionlcss az II he were
1neless- On Sunday Backhout asked a fellow pris-
oDer for cup OF water. and after drinking it re-
marked, IL guess III be going home now" He
Dosl'veiy refuses food and, itii the exception of a
little soup on the day named, has not parlaken OF
any ndurishment in the JAIL Yesterday morning
the jail physician made q partial examination az
the accused, aud 1t Is understood pronounced his
mental faculties normal; 1t Is also the opinion of
Bnckhouts custodians that he Is feigning insanity.
Asno papers had been forwarded by tue Coroner
1he following warrant for BucKhout's arrest was
yesterday served on Sheriff Bussing:--
THE COMPLAINT AND WARRANT.
ssSr The .hsn o Tho county sse..ng -' any '0n''a
for for s ,n,v rsm n1a Pa "a. or ne Justices
town p 81 %ean ph sns tnra m @ nay q at the
War sneEsous DID fslonioas,y. wify %aics
loaded win powder ball, at one s1 Alfred psS sea
' faaA Van wa M bassaS" bs%issss ass ss
@ hss 70 1~ % hT se kssss e sas a gas ..
and he a q sou wsc s sa Alfred
the said Charles Kendall lies dangerous condition.
Therefore the people of OF New YORK
you forthwith apprefend the art Buck
hout nnd bring him before Jury room ln
the conrt House in the town OF White Pains said county
70 os dealt with accordng 10 law. Witness my hapd
1hird DAY OF January, 1870.
HIRAM PAULDIYG, Justice OF the Peace
Abeut twelve O'Clock the accused was brought
or rather Jed, as he appeared TO have scarcely any
powers Of Reconsideration the jail to the Grand
jury room wnere Efforts the par. or his coun
sel. j. B. Millard, and others present could extract
syllable from the enigmatcal prisoner, the utmost
symptom OF recognition on his part consisting only
Of q vacant stare at the party by whom he was ad-
dressed. Some OF the few persons present who
knew Buckhout smiled, shook their heads signi6-
cantiy and added aloud, sThat is playing it too
1ne." Justice paulding then read the war.
rant TO- the accused, who never moved
muscle nor changed feature, and when
asked II he pleaded guilty or NOT guilty to the
charge preserved the idiotc expression OF face
and would not utter word. The plea-of not guilty
was then entered by hts counsel, who subsequently
arranged with District Attorney Dykman for for.
mai examination OF the accused on Wednesday
morning.
PREvIoUsgcHARACrER or THE ACCUSED.
Wellfounded rumors state that Buckhoprs pre-.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Hammonia lNGl. Meier, Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg- Kunhartit Co.
Steamship Hatteras. Backwood, Norfok--Oid Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship Franconla, Bragg. Portlapd-J Ames.
Bark Farewell (NG), Neumann, odessa-Funch, Edge 4
Co.
Bark Kuyper tNG) Falck, Constannople- -Fabbr 4
Chauncey.
Brig Monarca del Mare tal), Gargioa Genoaslocovch
4 Co.
Brig Oliver (Br), Bonholm, cape Hayen via Bemuda-R
Murray
Brig Excelsior lBrl, Mayor, Bermuda.
Brig D Lincoln, Merrynsn, Boson-Lunt Bros.
Schr Paul Seavy. Lowel, Bathurst, WCA-Lunt Bros.
Schr Field, Emerson, Nasssu--G w Brown
schr E Pickering, Torrey, sagua-s I Merchant & Co.
Schr Carmel tBrl Webber, 81 Johns ME- Buley.
schr King Bird (Br), Munson, st John, MP Nevius
Sons.
Schr Lewis Lewis, Baltlmore-J Mckee.
schr M BraDard, Brooks, New Haven-Ferguson
Wood.
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
Shipping Notes.

The steamship Manhattan Captain Forsyth carrying the
United States mails w leave pier 43 North river O'Clock
wednesday, morning for Queenstown and Liver
pool. The mails viii close at the Post ONCE at AN the
5th inst.
The steamship Hammonia, Captain Meier, will sail from
Hoboken at Pm to-day for Plymouth, f, Cherbourg and
Hamburg.
The bark Restless 2ss tons built at Madison, Ct in 1854
belonging Mr. Jacob Sneed Boston, by
the larger the docks the foot Of Market
slip on last Tuesday, and after being stripped recaked and
rerncalied, was lowered on Thursday.
Tho bark Yumur $50 tons built in this city in 1857
raised by the dock Friday for examination She
lowered the same day.
The Ellen Terry eW tons. built in Whining
ton-o which port she beopgsin 1853, rascd by the
dock yesterday afternoon She have her bottom
painted.
The pilot boat Christian Bergh raised by the
dock last Thursday for the purpose Of having her
rudder repaired. She lowered on Saturday.
The pilot boat George Blunt sed by the smaller
dock Wednesday and lowered Thursday,
tims having hcr copper sheathing patched
The pilot boat Washington raised by this dock on
Thusday and aer her bottom cleaned she lowered
Saturday.
The pilot boat William Aspinwsll raised yesterday
morning and is having her copper shcaihng patched.
The bark Casco, 23 built In Scarborough In 1885,
raised by the great balance dry dock the foot of
Pike sip on Thursday nnd after having her yellow metal
sheathing patched whs lowered next day
The bark Mary Packer 7S7 tons, built in Mystic, Ct in
1866 mt present ths dock having her yellow metal
sheathing patched.
The bark James Brett 52 tons buff in Bangor, Ne, in
1858, the great sectional dry dock adjoining, being
stripped recalked and remetsled.
The schooner segun, 1863 ons built in BATH Me, in 1885,
wasaised by the smaller sectional dry dock adjoining
"Wednesday and lowered next day. after having her
der adjusted
The brig Mary Celeste tons built Parsboroush in
1851 taken up by the dock Thursday yet
on. She ia being stripped. reealked and remetaled.
The bark Rosaia 80 tons, built in Castelamare Italy IN
1866 and belonging to the port of Naples the sectional
dry At the foot Of Clinton street. having her yellow
metal sheathing patched.
Tho brig Helen M tons, the Peoples dry dock foot
OF Gouvsrnsur street, for slight repairs.
The schooner Matilda, ia toms built in Essex in 1850, WAS
lowered from tho Nelson Townsend dry dock, adjoining
the above Thursday after having her yellow metal sheath
ing patched.
Marine Disasters.
STEANER PEIHo from Hakodad Sept "a for -, anchor
ed In small bay Cape Inaboye Scpt3 owing to
leak the boilers, when she bcached and
discharged the water pumped and bacd out and the vessel
hauled back into On Oct the sea commenced
rolling heavily, preventing the coolies from working,
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A FLYING LEAp.--At four O'CLOCK yesterday after
noon Oficer Morgan. OF the Twentieth precinct, was
called upon by Mrs. Martha Richie, OF 424 seventh
avenue, to arrest her husband for beating her.
While the officer was attempting to arrest the atrec-
tonate husband he seized his wife IN his arms, and,
running to the fire escape on the second floor.
jumped with her to the pavement below, distance
Of TWENTY-FIVE feet severely lnjuring the woman
who was attended BY physician. Rltche made his
escape unhurt, but was subsequently arrested by
officer Osborne OF the same precinct, and Will he
arraigned before Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Mar
ket, this morning.
FATAL AccIDENT.--At three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Michael McCready. aged thirty y1ve years.
In the employ OF John Leonard, at the corner OF
Bank and West streets. went into the stable OF his
employer Tor the purpose OF htchinr up the horses
and was found about two hours afterwards jammed
against the stable door by one OF his fellow work
men, dead, with the blood running from his nose,
and is supposed TO have been Kicked by a horse.
HIS body was removed TO his residence in the rear
Of 1913 West Twenty-seyenth street and the Coroner
notIed The above arc the facts as far as they could
be cleaned from the lnntelligible telegrapnc
despatch Of sergeant OF the rwentyninrh precinct,
at F0iice headquarters last night.
A TRUE FISH SToRr.-The Gloucester (Mass.)
Ielegrdpa says that the following although hsny,
true:-Ihe captain Of coaster, who trades between
Cape Ann and New York. on u recent voyage spread
some goldfish on deck 10 dry and then went below to
give some directions to the men who were at work
there The vessel was lying at one OF the piers In
New York at the time. When he came on deck be
saw = Ainn Just lcdSiuk Will AiaTHc COQlSH IN edCu
nand and = policeman looking on. Tne captain
appealed TO the policeman, who asked Ii he
desired to have the thief arrested. TO which
the captain emphaticaly responded tnat he
did, and without delay. "My friepd,n said
the policeman, "you know not what y0u
ASK. am Sne only American connected with the
police In this vicinity, and II to arrest that
man probably both you and would be half mur-
dered and the thief rescued before we mad pro-
cecdcd hundred yards. That fellow Is great man
1t the polls pet with the judges and lawyers, and
though known TO be 8 notorious thief has never
been convicted. although frequently arrested by
VINO had him arrested always came to grief and o
would you and j. Therefore advise You TO let him
60 ana mink yourself fortunate IN getting on SO
easly.n The policeman said much more to the
same erect, which induced the captain to let the
thieJ &c.
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship Minnesota Price, Liverpool Dec 22 via Queens
Arrived on sandy Hook Midnight Jan d was detansd ont
ing no PILOT on Soa4d Dec 3d. q noon
seoss brig Joseph Crista bound 1; sls At 25 PM lsl
at 10 An o miles of Sandy Hooa spoke steamship CITY
Steamship Dc Soto, Morton View orean. Dec u.s. via Ha-
y.na 2sh, with mdse and to Livingstone Fox
s..msas Msrcss; ssTkey rsn.nd1, Dec 80 with
steamshp Manhattan, Woodhnl Charleston, Jan l, At
~. with mdse and passengers, to II Morgan Co.
Steamship Empire, Neson, Wilmington, NC, with navel
Steamship Rebecea Clyde TMl, Wilmington, NC Dec 81,
pa
s on ma hs nrsr side carrying about % feet Of
manmsa and shifted boiler brsasns ihe legs OF and the
a. s al as a aas
Nickerson from Boston for Philadelphia and brought
ss1sag l Riohmo1s G Point and
i sspss ss:es e. Gs s ]
ship Rebecca Clyde, from Wilmington, NC for New York,
bsv soy ms
rss as Sesw c Hss heSy NY weather m 5
?lst With salt to order Came the southern and
had moderate weather. Jan g. had heavy gale from Sc to
Bark stocker tos Bostonl Bbber, Matanzas, days
With s & as sfs Mss o Ges'sTo
ogwooa, Henry cordcys covessei to Small G''A
Brig Nuevitas Yrask Phiadephia for Bath Me- with TIM
iS sshE Isabella gf Esgss Ds Buri2 days
Of sar has'srss kvhn with shs a winds and esn'
days with cocoanuts to JOS Eneas ''- '"'' =
sehr Mary Lent or simmons, Dominique l5 days with
weather until inst; heavy gale from Sc to s
of n smith, E,um days. with
sa ssp 10 ree e re aad wsaer
eans, IL DAYS. with mdse to Elisha Crowel.
schr Mary Mankn, Tyler st Marys, Ga, days with yell
Ser warren Sawyer (of Boson, Cobb Savannah, days
VIII 2Ssr to the asn s.tsH and hHeSy Railroad Co
lumber. to Henley, Miller y fhonas, I1f'. - @'''
,mbs, sis Rob 9ssSs &sGsef savannah days. with
ssLr Moses grsmha Stout, Savannah, IL days, with
schr yraie lof Bridgeport NJ Mason Charleston, days.
with cotton and r,s1 Z %ss ! Nc sscrs.ay &s0
fasssN Trough Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Maitland Leighton, Portland for New York, with
heading TO Robinson Co tsee Disasersg al. a.,
sehr yerdae Brown. Gloucester for New York; with hsh
sclr Grinqng: origns. Portland, g, for New York
schr Phenix. Taylor New Haven for New York.
schr Little David, Blair, New Haven for New York
sehr PhsSs hz.beth ill., New ays1 aays "a sor Ne New York
BOUND EAST.
Brig Iris. Bunnell, New York for St John, NB
sehr Maslsone non Hirgnia for Boston Sos on pvs.
sehr WI Arihnr, Andrews, Baltimore for New Bedford
Schr Frank Herbert Crowe, baltimore for New Bedford
St
schr yenilia, Eaton; Baltimore tor Fan II. River
schr Effort -, Eilzsbe.hpor for New Haven:
hswson o os ssSrd
schr Bednbedec, Hicks, Rondout FOR Boston.
snow nesnssn New New yors 10 for s's ssism
schr NJ Hand. Gordon, New YORK for Orient
Wind at sunset SW
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the BooT AED SHOE CLERKS.

last evening very large and enthusiastic meet.
ing was held az Military Han, 1873 Bowery, under the
auspices OF The Boot and Shoe Clerks Early Closing
Association, to take steps Tor securing dlminution
OF the present hours OF labor This class of WORK.
men, IN addition 10 the fact that they are by NO
means the best paid craft in The CITY, work as rule
night during i've days OF the week and until twelve
O'CLOCK on Saturday nights, and they have now
taKen D polu STAND for what they Justly deem rea.
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY T. SHEET

sonablc hours. committee OF twenty-five, repre-
sentlng not less than 500 men, waited upon the
editors OF al the daily newspapers last evening anu
earnestly solicited their aid and support ana
through the press the conntenanse OF Tue pup'sc
Another meeting will be held Tonight
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
SHIPPING NE W s.
Almanac for Now Yerk-Tais Day
FORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 5, 1870.

" The once OF the HERALD xieam yachts JAMES and
JRANNETrE IL at Whitehall slip All communications from
and consnses TO the masters Of inward bound
sells will bo forwarded free OF charge.
The New York herald., 1870-01-04

STEAMER PE1Ho. from Hasodadl sept q for -, anchor.
ed In small bay near Cape Inaboye on Scpt3 owing to
leak In the boilers when she beached and some cargo
discharged the water pumped and bacd out and the vessel
hauled back into deep On Oct the sea commenced
rolling heavily preventing the coolies from working,
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.
/ Defamation.
Onc..

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THg
MONTH OF JANUARY.
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oBxT q A II =.
stephen 7. nIcGroarty.

Stephen J. McGroarty.
A telegram from Cincinnati announces the deatn
OF this well known gentleman. He was native OF
Ireland but came to this country when quite young
and settled In Cincinnati where he received good
education and studied law. Upon admission 70 the
bar ne went energcticallv to work and soon OBJ
tanned large and lucrative practice. Soon after
the outbreak OF the rebellion ne recruited ana Or
ganzed the Sixy-nrst regiment OF Ohio Volun'
teers, Of which he was appointed colonel
Under Generals Rosecrans and Mcclellan no
served with distinction in Western Virginia
and elsewhere, receiving several wounds,
some OF which were very severe. Throughout the
war he acted with distinguished gallantry. Az Get
tysburg his regiment afforded valuable assistance 70
General Sicklvs. which was subsequently nana-
somely acknowledged. On April "a, 1884, the friends
OF Colonel AcGr0arty availed themselves Of the op-
portunity presented by his presence IN New YORK
and presented him with nne sword, sash and belt,
the scabbard OF the sword inscribed with the names
OF the battles in whicn the colonel was engaged.
Towards tho close OF the war he was brevetted q
brgadier general Since 1866 General McGroarIy
has been residing In CINCINNATI, taking an active
and prominent part in the events OF the day and
adding TO the large number OF his friends. He VIII
be widely aud generally regretted.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

\ brutal murder was committed III Amherst
county, on Sunday, the oath OF July. co'or-
! cd man had for snlne time been jealous Of Ills
vile, anu un the day named, took the oppor-
tunity, while on the way TO Church, 10
murder her, cutting aud hacking her hCdy ID
most shocking and terrible manucr. The muir
derer fled alter the commission Of the bloody
deed.
Mr.. Thomas p. Atkins, late clerk OF the cir
! cult court OF Richmond, and Republican can
,lilatc Tor City Enpinacr hes Instituted suit
in Judge Wexford court against Peter Sulll'
van Tor false imprisonment Of himself AMI SIAN
der of his family. Mr.. Atkins claims So 600
damages.
A coorcd girl named lImelioc Walker, aged
II years, was tried at the last term OF theCounty
court OF Bedford on the charge of numbering a
white infant found guilty OF murder in the
second degree, and sentenced to the penlten-
tary Tor five years
The farm Of p D. Shepherd, near Castle
mans Ferry, in Clarke couuty, and containing
50 acres, was sold on Wednesday last by
rssiences in bankruptcy, to VIM. Ball of Lou
doun county, at $50 per acre.
1t is said that the present lncumbcnts OF the
municipal Offices in Richmond have no idea or
yielding to Judge Guigon's appointees, and it
is doubtful if the latter will take legal steps 10
gain possession.
Bishop White, Of the Episcopal church,
preached on Sunday in Albemarle county at
Buck Mountain Church, Earleysvie. On Mon
day, lie corsacrated ST. Pauts Churt at Ivy
Depot.
-Four men were killed and several injured at
Fortress Monroe yesterday by the explosion OF
ammunition whilst it was being handled. Sew
eral small buildings were set on fire and de-
stoyod.
The nrorrietors of tie Grcenbrier White
Sulphur Springs have made a. reduction of
board to IS per day, 500 per week ard $50
per month.
Geo. Il. Cecil Of Giles county, has been ap-
pointed Cadet to West Point, from tho 18th
Congressional District and has accepted the
appointment.
A fine COW belonging to Mr.. Henry IIough,
Of Lcesbnrg, and a steer belonging to Col. f.
Y. White were killed by the Gals on the A.,
H. 4 II. Railroad, on Thursday lnorniog last.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad company nre about 10 cOnstructa branch
road in Stafford county.
The l.yEchbarg Press PROPOSES Judre Alex
ander Rivcs As the Radical candidate lar Con
gress in that district.
Charles II. Porter aud j. Ii. Plat were
yc:;!crday nominated for - election 10 Con-
grrsS.
Mrs. Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston and her
family arr spending the summer at Big Lick. .
Great efforts continue to be made to induce
the President TO pardon the Fenian leader
General O'Neill, WHO was recently convicted
at Windsor, Vermont, {" violating the nc,l
.rality laws
The Rev Robert Spencer Vinton, one OF
tho oldest Methodist cereymcn of the Balti-
more Annual Conference. died III that city on
Sunday evening last ii Ills 18th year. His
disease waa dropsy.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
''7', .ho,o the very age ant Jodg of the 1asl@'

1t was discovered yesterday, upon cXamlnal.
ton Of the books OF the Paikcrsburg Branch
Railroad Company, in Baltimore, that an over
issue Of stock OF the Company TO the amount
of some $500 600 had been made. 1t is sup
nosed that the fraudulent stock has been hypo
thccatcd at New York. Mr.. John i. Craw
ford the Secretary of the Company. has
resigned his position.
Secretary Belknap has received the report
Of the Court Of Inquiry appointed to lnvcstl'
o,te the charge that the colored cadet ut West
Point had been badly treated. 1t will be made
public in few days 1t is understood that
tnc Court sentences several Of the cadets to be
reprimandcd by tho authorities.
Leavcnworlh City, Kansas, is an inviting
field for cut-throats and hlghwaymen. Mul-
ders are almost OF daily and nightly occurrence
there, and the police attempt little or DO inter,
ference. A local paper says that mo man,
be he stranger or citizen, Is sale on the streets
after mig htiall.
Itappears that the tea plant is now success
fully cultivated near Knoxville, Tennessee
The plant is said to Re hardy, and needs no
protection from frost, Good judges pronounce
the imported Young Hyson.
The practices ship Savannah, nowcrulsins Ia
European waters with the Midsblpmcn, from
the Annapolis Naval Academy on board, VIII
return to this country about The latter part ol
August or first OF September
The Acting Commissioner of Internal Keye
| nue. has decided that where bank declared
| dividend on the eleventh OF July, 1870, paya-
bic on the first Of August, 1870, the tax there
| on would be five per cent
A teacher 10 one of the Baltimore orphan
asylums was yesterday arrested for lnhuman'y
beatiag one of the orphan inmates OF the IN
stitutoo. 1t is time that this business o
merclcssy beating children was stopped.
Tho President has signified his intention o.
visiting Washington to day to consult with
members OF his Cubinct On various matter
requiring his attention,
j. Sca Martin, rolored, was yestsId ay nnr-
roio,cd Special Agent al Tie r"st ollct
| Department.
The North Carolina election takes place 10
| day
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EDUCATIONAL.
nHISS MARKS SEMINARY.

Tho duties of this Institute will DC resume!
on wednesday, tho 18th Of September. Aim.
ing moro ut useful and practica! than shows
education, the course Of instruction IN XII lii.
English branches will be thorough. IsrlIcHI.;
nlIiro moro time and cs1c than Ct any other pg.
rriod of life. Miss M. has been most ioEtun..
IN securing tho continued aid OF Miss JANE
and most favorably known to this community
Professors for Languages snd hnsic wlil be
employed to meet the e41S0i sppi S
pr;ncinsI at her residence IA King st., waa",
tho School room is most cligbIy si:"*'c'
mn 0-cotf