The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19
New York, July Is.
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

Wednesday. Subsequently the boat was
found bottom up, but the party have not
been heard from.
THE ALDERMEN.
Rumor has it that Comptroller Green has
decided not to pay the salaries of the
Aldermen for the present month, on the
ground that they were not entitled to pay
during their vacation.
THE wALwoRTH CASH BEARING ITS FRUITS.
An infatuated son attempted to shoot his
father yesterday, a Ia Walworth, corner
Broadway and John streets, but was pre-
vented by the crowd, his pistol Icing
knocked from his hand.
LEGAL ADVICE.
1t is understood the directors of the Ps-
cific mail steamship company have been
advised by their counsel, Edwards Pierre
pont, not to sue cx-President Stockwell, as
requested by Aaron Freeman.
RELEASED.
OF the forty -four passengers landed yes
terday from the quarantine yellow fever
ship, City of Merida, nearly all proceed
Immediately to Saratoga or Europe. They
were detained in all nine days in the
lower bay.
DEATH on THE RAIL.
The body of Henry Welman, aged
twenty-nine, was found this morning be-
side the railroad track at Providence, with
his head crushed and an arm broken. 1t is
supposed he fell asleep on the track, and
was killed by passing train.
SEVERELY INJURED.
During experiments with fire eXtin-
guisher it exploded while strapped to the
watchman's back, and severely injured
him.
APPOINTMENT.
Col James McLeer to-day received
notice of an appointment rs United States
| pension agent in Brooklyn.
REPORT DENIED.
United States District Attorney Bliss de-
MES that any suit has been instituted against
Messrs Plat & Boyd, or even so re-
ported.
HEAVY SUIT.
Special agent Jayne says the suit against
Duden, Frcires Il Co., is for the sum of
| 100000
Paul Dahlgrenson, late Admiral, and re-
Gently appointed Consul General at Rome,
| will sail to morrow III the steamer Ahv-
| synia.
| Bernard Seabriskie was arrested on a
charge of arson, and in connection with
the burning of his fathers store at Nor
risana.
no COMMISSION FOR INFoRMERs.
Judge Blatchford has decided that in
formers in the Internal Revenue cases who
have not had since the list of last August
any legal claims to fixed mOieties of the
proceeds of the seizures in cases on which
they have given information.
KATE sToDDARD.
Kate Stoddard was very melancholy and
detected yesterday. inquiring anxiously for
her father, who was expected. She con-
tinues to receive large number of anony-
nous letters. The writer of one yesterday
said she had passed through similar sad ex-
periences, and entreated Kate to put her
trust in God and not commit suicide, ever
though she were convicted and sentenced
to be hanged. Kate furnished this fol
publication. A letter from her birthplace
says she spent much of her time when {
school girl corresponding with soldiers
through personal columns
AIMING THE POLICE.
1t has been finally decided to arm thu
police. and a requisition was signed b!
Mayor Havemayer over q week ago TO
eight hundred breech loading rifles, on
hundred and fifty swords, etc. The polic'
commissioners, to whom the matter wa
referred for consideration, have made
report stating that the calling out of til
National Guard is not only foolish and eX
9 pensivc, but increases rather than sup
presses tumult, and recommending tn
arming and drilling of five hundred polio
: as military brigade. They referred t
0 the drilled companies in the city as ire
a sponsible armed military bodies, accui
h toned to drill and acting under comman
: of desperate men. Furthermore, as pei
;, petual menace to legal authorities and
formidable source of danger to society.
MURDRRKRs SENTENCED.
/ Lorenzo Erhardt, sentenced to state prise
3 at White Plains yesterday, for six year
= for killing John Morrison and Matthe
/ Fitzpatrick, for numbering his wife, sci
) fenced to five years, he having pleade
1t guilty to manslaughter in the second d
d gree
&c CONTESTED TAXES.
:" The contest between the Mayor and Il
special committee of the Board of Supe
y visors over the tax books of the Twelftl
a Nineteenth and Twenty-second wards HI
!. ended by the Mayor consenting that sp
" cal committee shall make an examination
- The investigation of the alleged excessi'
:, taxation of those wards will commen
next week.
n LIBEL SUIT.
rs Alphonso Brett, the President of q
e Brett Lithographic company, has arrest
T. for libel, Albert Day, a Hudson City, Nc
Jersey, lawyer, charging that the latt
wrote letter asserting that he (BretD W
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