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New York. July 70.

Tie Goodrich tragedy and the arrest
of Kate Stoddard, the woman whom he
so foully wronged, has been about the
sole topic of both this city and Brook
lyn to-day. All the details are canvas
qcd and read with the greatest avidity by
the whole public.
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Cattle Sheep lShotes IT'S FtHoos
Last week Ais s,5l8 a5o 80 I5,4e0
One year ago 2,5sj e,i49 100 400 ".fV
PRICES,
Beef per 100 lbs on total weight of hide,
talIow and dressed meats, extra, sS.O0e
1919; first quality, ss.OOGSo.50; second
quality, S6.O0GS7.J9; third quality, 5000
S5.25. 4 few choice single pairs, SO; some
OF the poorest. bulls. etc, S4.15.
Western cattle. live weight, choice steers,
best, 74@sAc; good, 7H@sc fair TO good'
7G72sc: light, 81 @7c. slim 4Ca6c.
Working oxen. S75GS250. Handy steers,
s75GSIOO, or much according to their val
ne as beef. S OF on last quotations for
Mich cows and calves, from s65 to $50;
extra, from SO 70 $50; farrow and dry
cows, from $40 to $50
Yearlings, S7.50GSlS; two year olds, SIG
SOS: three year olds, s2JGs45.
sheep per lib. live VT, 4E@5kc.; extra
6sTc.
sheep and lambs per neads IN Aolss CIV
spring lambs, 9@I5c per ID.
Fat Hogs per 10, 5g3 y G, per 10. live VT
ShOtes, wholesale, 7G9c. Retail, oSlie-
Pelts s2.00aS2, 70 each.
Veal calves, S6lGS9.
Hides, taIlow and skins-Brighton hides,
&c per ID country hides, Csc BI1ghton
tallOw, 6G6kc; country tallow, exc.
SheaPed sheep skins. 20ld3Oc each; lamb
skins, sl.O09S2.j0; calf skins, l6glsc per 10.
81 each-shorn, soc. Pelts, 81, 55aSl 70 each
Poultry-eXtra, Ice per ID; prime l5k@
l5Zc; good, l5Gl5kc; medium, IA @l4Hc;
poor TO medium, l4c.
REMARKS:
There is a little huctuation in prices to-
day. The weather is excessively hot and
| the supply does not exceed 2,4O0 head.
| Prices have kept steady. The Texas cat
/ tie numbered some Is cars Of fine quality,
which country butchers bought freely of.
/ The grade OF Western native cattle offered
were accepted by city butchers at full
/ prices. Scarcely any sales as high as &c
Something done at l-sc. live weight
/ Woodbridge & Cook sold p steers at l-Sc.
/ live weight % head TO j. Eaton at $50;
/ 10 to swift at 7c,; At 6Ac. Grass fed
country cattle at 4 a9c. on dressed weight
| Sheep and lambs are selling from 10
/ Ike. lower than last week. with stlll
| larger decline expected for the next six
/ weeks. o. T.. Taylor sold SO sheep at &c. TO
/ average 60 lbs; 20 at 4Ac. TO average "a
/ lbs j. /. Ferry sold 60 lambs TO average
/ so lbs at exc. L. w. Stearns sold los lambs
| at sc. to average 81 lbs. Hastings Cal
| bert sold AS lambs at nc. TO average 50
| lbs b. Long sold IOI lambs at exc, TO ay-
| eTage 81 lbs. sold AS good last week at lie.
| AZ old sheep to average 50 lbs. at &c.
! Mich cows sell dull. q. III, Dunley sold
| likely cows and calves at $40 per head.
| Houghton & Wilcox sold COWS and calves
! at S45 each.
| Veal calves at steady urices
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From Washington.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

WASHINGTON, July 16.
Y The receipts of internal revenue to-day
were $3.50, 500.
A WRONG DECISION.
It is stated that the Postmaster Cen
eral has decided that Postmaster Burt,
of Boston, made wrong decision in de-
clining to receive Treasury postage
stamps, and he has been instructed accor-
DINGHY
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Ely Atlantic Gable.
GEORGIA BONDS.

GEORGIA BONDS.
LONDON, July 16.
The interest on Georgia State bonds is
being paid here to-day.
ARRIVED.
LIVERPOOL, July 1G.
The steamship DoraH, from New York
has arrived.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET

For Week Ending Tuesday, July Is, ISIS.
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AMOUNT OF STOCK AT wATERTowN MARKET
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The natives of Alsace and Lorraine,
residents in this city and neighborhood,
celebrated yesterday by grand festival
theanniversary of their option for French
nationality.
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sionists; in fact, thought De Blanc
would be there; l had no other knoWl.
edge; / also had a letter stating that there
was going to be fight; 1t was written by
those men who said they were not intim.
idated this morning. am member Of
the Legislature Of Kellogg, though
the McEnery Legislature also scknOWl-
edged me. l saw In the affidavit that
Pachon, Meyers, and others were intim-
idated. They sent me letter 10 that
fact. The evidence for the prosecution
was now closed, and the counsel for
the defence, intimating that they could
not offer on their own behalf anything
stronger than had already been shown,
submitted the case, WhereupOu the COM
missioner said: In this case there Is no
proof to Justify the detention Of the pris-
oners. regret thatthere should be those
imbued with fears which impel them to
suggest 10 others the making Of afldavits
without Just cause. Those who engage
in this kind Of work would do better TO
be attending to their own business. To
be sure the defendants have been unjustly
put to the expense Of time aud money,
but this Is a sacrifice they must be con-
tent TO endure for the good Of the body
polite.
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The Desturbauce iIn Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, May 2G.-The Commits
sIoners appointed by Gov. Baxter, to en-
Quire into the alleged disturbances in
Hampstead county, have returned and
made a report TO the Gov. While the
report has not been given to the public 1t
Is understood that tho Commissioners
state that alter a session OF nearly two
weeks at Washington, the capital Of
Hampstead county, they were unable to
discover anything that partook Of the
nature Of a conspiracy against any official
that Judge Kingston presided over ses.
sion Of the Circuit court during the time
and not the slightest III feeling was mani.
tested by the members OF either political
party.
Col. Robert G. Newton was to-day
commissioned Brig. Gen. Of the militia,
that portion Of the State south Of the
Arkansas river will be under his COM
mAnd,
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preshvtnrinn General Assembly.

BALTIMORE, May 2G.-The tenth days
session OF the Presbyterian General As
sembly was opened with prayer by Ed
ward r. Leary, of Oregon. The report
OF the Committee on Narrative was sub
mitted and considered. II embraces the
whole field of the church, its progress and
condition, concluding with list Of min
IstCrs who have died during the past year.
After being read the Assembly engaged
in prayer, offered by the venerable Sam
uel Lawrence. The report was then
adopted. The special committee 10 whom
the report and accompanying resolutions
oil the Committee on q Book Of Prayer
was submitted, majority and minority,
reported that the first recommends
tion be adopted by the General Assembly,
OF the report and resolutions previouly
submitted. The minority recommending
the continuance of the Committee on
Book oil Praise for further consideration
OF the subject and recommended
It for adoption. Stated in briei that the
work had been completed by Rev. Jas. 7,
Deryea, Of New York, and the principal
accompanying the resolution was that
the committee be authorized to proceed
with the work, and that under direction
Of the Committee Board of Publication
stereotype and publish the same without
further submission of its points to the
Assembly. After considerable debate the
majority report was adopted. A resolu.
tion providing for the discontinuance Of
the Committee on Manses was adopted.
Reports were made from the Committee
on Bills and 0vertures on number Of
overtures from various Presbyterles rela.
tive to the transfer oil Churches, boundary
lines of Synods, and the care Of immi.
grants at New York, Baltimore and other
prominent ports.
An overture relative to union with the
General Synod Of the Reform Church was
reported, with a resolution that com.
mittee OF nine be appointed 10 meet sim.
liar committee from the General Synod Of
the Reformed Church, 10 confer on the
practicability and desirability Of union
between the two Churches and report at
the next General Assembly. Adopted.
Rev. Dr.. McGill, oil New Brunswick,
was proceeding to address the Assembly
on rotary elderships when the hour Of
noon arrived, and the Assembly adjourn
ed until 0 o'clock tomorrow morning.
This afternoon having been designated
Tor an excursion to Annapolis, nearly the
entire Assembly, accompanied by a large
number oil ladies, took boat for that
place,
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CHICAGO.
MysterOus Disappearance and Sup.
posed Murder.

CHICAGO, May 28.-Yesterdsy the
body Of q man was taken out OF the river
at Van Buren street, and although there
were several cuts about tho head, 1t was
supposed that they had been inflicted by
the wheel Of tug or propeller after the
man had accidentally fallen into the river.
To-day, however, 1t was identified as that
Of NJ. McLauren, mOulder, who disap-
peared on last Friday evening, and who
is now believed to have been murdered
and thrown into the river.
A singular case Of mysterious disap.
pearance was reported at police head
quarters to-day by son Of the missing
man. 1t appears that Richard B. Kent, a
dealer in theatrical goods at the Bowery,
N. Y, left home on the 14th, on business
trip TO the West. On Tuesday last, his
family received dispatch from this city
signed G. @. Benedict, stating that r. B.
Kent died hero on that day Of smallpox,
and would be buried the next day.
Young Kent arrived here yesterday, but
can find no trace Of his father or Of G. G..
Benedict, who is not known here.
The City Council tonight passed an or.
dinance fixing the hour for closing drink.
ing saloons at night at 12 o'clock.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, May 28-Judge Fancher
to-day formally dismissed the writ Of
haJedS corpus In the case Of Train. The
insanity investigation commences We'd
nesday.
The funeral Of James William Wall
aCk, actor, will take place tomorrow.
Only limited number Of the ten hour
carpenters left work this morning. The
eight hour men threatenen 10 force COM
pliance with the Central Committees or
der, however, the police have been in
siruCted toIdisperse the crowds and re-
press the attempts at disorder.
The office Of the Consulate OF Japan
was formally opened to-day by Temaska
TomCto, Vice Consul.
The Lumber Syndicate proposes 10 pay
10 per cent Of their indebtedness in six
months and 10 per cent every 90 days
thereafter until all liabilities arc paid.
D. Brown, who attempted TO kill Gas
Collector Murray, has been sentenced to
seven years in the State Prison.
Judge Blatchlord has denied the mo-
tion 10 Quash the indictment against
Frank L. Taintor, late cashier Of the de-
fuuct Atlantic National Bank, and on
Monday next will decide whether he will
be tried this or the next term.
During o thunder storm on Young
Island, Saturday, twelve laborers were
Frustrated by lightning at Fosters Mead
ows, and killed.
GiOyaune Arata, an Italian begger boy,
annoyed by some boys In Mulberry street,
last night, fatally stabbed one John Gold
enage.
The first case OF Sun stroke this season
occurred yesterday, Isaac Van Live was
found insensible in avenue D.
The time for putting special pleas Is 10
he the 10Th.
The new indictments against Tweed
have been extended until Wednesday,
for which day the trial Of the big indict'
ment Is set.
1t appears that cashier in bank in
the B0Wery has recently been discovered
using It's funds for private spCcuiAtions,
The deficiency was lonrd, and he simply
deposGd.
Chancellor Ferris, oI New Jersey, Is in
a critical condition from IN enlargement
Of the heart.
Roderlck, who shot his mother in
Brooklyn, and Corcoran, with whom he
was struggling at the time, pleaded not
guilty to the charge oihomicide and was
committed 10 Jail.
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Floods In KanIas.

TOPEKA, May 26.-A special from En-
poria says that the Neosha river over
flowed It's banks, causing extensive dam
age to the crops, and fences. The tralns
on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
are delayed at the bridge across Big John
creek, south Of Council Grove. The water
Is running around both ends Of the bridge
and destroying the embankments. Cot.
tonwOod Valley Is completely oveTaowed
and In some places the track Is entirely
inundated. The bridge at Cedar Grove
is gone. The damage TO the railroad and
farm property is Immense, In Topeka.
The storm Of Sunday was one OF the hard.
cat for years, Two churches were struck
by lightning.
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One of Friend & Fox's paper mills at
Lockland, Ohio, was burned Sunday
morning. The warehouse adjoining con-
tanning much valuable stock, was saved.
Loss about $4,000. Insurance $21 900.
$4,000 of which are in home companies.
The ice house of Williams & Terry,
at Sandusky, o., was destroyed by fire on
Saturday night. 1t Is supposed to be the
work oil an incendiary. Loss about $40.
600. Otto Groch, coal merchant, while
helping 10 pull down the walls was struck
by falling beam and instantly killed.
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shooting Affair In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 2O.-Mrs. Mckee,
Sao on the l4lh inst. made an unsuccess:
h, attempt to shoot her uncle, Oswald
AoACk, wholesale boot and shoe upper
manufacturer was more successful to-day
his morning she obtained q warrant TOR
As Attest Of her uncle, charging him with
'oiStve conduct, and accompanied the
,;aceF TO NOacks' place Of business, l46
Vet Bllumore street, to identity him.
@ they were coming down stairs, Mrs
Mckee drew double.barre! pistol from
tadeT her shawl, and discharged both
siiIeIs, one shot taking effect in Noacks,
.'ck the other In the cali OF his rign'
,g The wounds arc not necessarily
Ai!' MH, Mckee was arrested.
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Firc at East saEInaH.

DETROIT, MIcu., May 26-This morn.
ing at East Saginaw a fire broke out In
jackson Hale's block on Washington St.,
and communicating TO the adjoining
block owned by Col. Goge. 1t entirely
destroyed both blocks together with most
OF the stock Of A. W. Wheat & Co., mu.
sic cealers and Slisinger & Co, millinery,
the Singer Sewing Machine Co., W. A,
LYONS, boots and shoes. Loss 5O,00O
Insured probable two thirds OF the
nrnnnN
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Failure Of the Proposed ConSOIIda.
Ilon Of the st. Paul and Northwest.
eTn RaIlrOadS.

CHICAGO, May 28-Yeslerdsy's Mil
waukee NeioS says editorislly that rumors
are rife that the plan to pool the earnings
or effect virtual consolidation Of the St.
Paul and Northwestern Railroads Is ready
to fall through, or has fallen through. Al
least 1t has been presented, and the reso-
luton hangs fire. AS far as we can learn
the facts they are to the effect that subse-
quent to the railroad fight in the LegiSla.
ture last winter, the parties who have pre-.
viously bought common stock OF the
Northwestern road, and who are fighting
the st. Paul land grant proposition, went
into the market quietly and bought up
large quantities, If not nearly all, Of
the st. Paul common stock, with
view to the consolidation Of the roads.
As owners Of the stock they have had
sufficient influence with the Eastern d.
rectors of the st. Paul company to defeat
the acceptance of the land grant and 10
introduce o proposition for pooling the
earnings when they found that the laws
OF Wisconsin prohibited consultations.
Since then, the Netcs thinks, fear Of Rd.
verse legislation In this State, growing
out of the existing excitement against
railroads, and which has been greatly in
creased by the refusal 10 build the land
grant lines, have had an effect to defeat
The speculation after It had progressed
a considerable distance toward compile
ton.
A fire at Onorgs, ILL.,, yesterday, de-
stroyed the Onorga Touring mills, with
the ajoining warehouse, cribs, SC. Less
estimated at between $4,000 and $20,0OO.
No insurance.
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THE MoDoC CAMPAIGN.

Whereabouts OF Capt. Jack..Hc has
IS Warriors and Is Heading for the
"last Ditch"
san Francisco, May 2O-Reports
,Vm Fairchild's rancho say Capt. Jack
: north Of the Pitt river country with
Eenly.fve warriors, who, he says, will
ie with rifles in their hands. General
Davis has ordered troops in pursuit.
General Gillem has been ordered TO pro-
1ed to the headquarters Of his regiment.
Its thought there are half dozen Mo
.cs near camp waiting TO surrender.
The savages' force Is reported as broken
alo small bands, and future movements
\ the soldiers will he made accordingly.
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ST. LOUIS.
RETURN oF ExcURTIoNnrs.

ST. LOUIS, May 20-The Congressional
excurtionists arrived here early this morn.
ing and nearly oil Of them have already
gone to their homes.
Mambrino Temple, the famous stallion
owned by Colonel Norman ]. Coleman,
the publisher Of the Rural World, died on
Sunday. The animal was closely related
TO the finest stock in the country and was
valued at $4,000.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

The Coming Agricultural Congress.
Delegates to the National Agricultural
Congress, which convenes here on
Wednesday, have commenced arriving,
and nearly all States and territories will
be represented. Additional importance
Is claimed for this meeting by the rapid
spread Of the farmers movement. Il is
expected that the subject Of tranSpor-
tStion will DO tho most prominent In its
deliberatiOn.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 28.-The Minister OF
Foreign Affairs has sent circular 10 rep.
resentstives Of Spain abroad, giving an
official account OF the butchery and mutt.
lation Of prisoners by the Carlists, and re.
ouesting them TO convey information OF
these 0utrages to tho governments TO
which they arc respectively accredited.
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ALBANY.
Tho Alleged Land Grant Corruption
ssStokes.

ssStOkes.
ALBANY, May 26.-The New York
Central Railroad Company has COM
menced q suit against U. 5. Collector
Bailey to recover the scrip dividend tax
collected of 1t.
The Governor has appointed the fol-
loving commissioners under resolution
Of the Legislature 10 examine into the
condition Of the college land grant, so.
called: Horatio Seymour, VIM. A. Wheel
or and John D. Van Buren,.
The Stokes case was argued in the
Court Of Appeals to-day by Lyman Ire
maine for Stokes and B. K. Phelps, Dis
trict Attorney, for the people. The final
decision will be given, 1t Is believd, to-
morrow evening.
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Tragedy in Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, May 26.-A Lexington,
KY, dispatch says that yesterday on the
excursion train between that city and
Winchester, Jack Bradsiord shot John
Pearson, cut his head nearly of, and then
threw his dead body from the train.
Both were colored. Bradford was ar
rested at Mount Sterling and brought TO
Winchester for trial.
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ENGLAND.
eRRAT AsIArIo RA1LRoAp rRoJEcrEp.

GREAT AsIATIo RAILROAD PROJECTED.
LONDON, May 2G.-The Daily NetoJ this
morning publishes the correspondence be.
tween n. DeLeseps and General Ignlei,
the Russian Ambassador at Constantine
pie, regarding the building Of railroad
across Central Asia TO connect with the
Russian and Indian railway system.
A conference Of Mormons was held here
on Sunday, at which George A. Smith
was present.
The Tichborne claimant will soon sp-
peal to the public again TO raise money
for his defense.
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weather Report.
WAR D9PARTHENF,
OYPIuH OF FHE CHIKY SIGNAL 0PEIUIA.
WASHINGTON, D, O., May 26.-S09 P. 4.
PRoRABnITTIRA

PROHABuIITIhba
For the lakes; and thence to the Ohio
Valley, northeasterly and southeasterly
winds, veeriug TO the southwesterly and
northwesterly, warm, cloudy weather and
rain. For the Northwest and thence to
the Lower Missouri Valley, northerly and
Rorlhwesterly winds, falling temperature
high pressure, clearing weather, and oc-
casional rain. For the Gulf and South
Atlantic States and Tennessee, southwest
erly and southerly winds, partly cloudy
and clearing weather, with occasional
rain. For tho Middle States, southeast
erly winds, falling barometer, partly
cloudy weather, and rain in Virginia
West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Fol
Canada and New England, southeasterly
and northeasterly winds, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain.
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Arrest Of One OF the Bender MUIR
deFeTS.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 26.-A man,
supposed to be one Of the Bender family,
was arrested on Sunday at Ely Station,
Iowa. He islnow confined In the jail at
Cedar Rapids. Parties who knew the
family in independence, Kansas, are sure
of his identity.
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FaIIofnpln,rnrm nj Lowell.

LOWELL, May &c The breaking Of q
EEaIoim yesterday, in front Of the French
SNaoIic church, caused good deal Of
,,a9meni among the congregation. One
,iIalted persons were preCipitated to the
W. y, Walk a distance Of six feet, and many
'0e more or less bruised.
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Opening Of the Metropolitan Rail.
FOad,

BALTIMORE, May 2O.-The Metropoli-
tan branch Of the Baltimore s. Ohio rail-
road between Washington and the Point
Of Rocks was opened to passengers yester.
day. All through trains between Bslti.
more and the West now run via Wash
iDptOn,
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PITTSBURGH, May 26-River falling
gradually. The marks at six o'clock this
evening indicated scant four feet Of water
in The channel. The weather has been
warm and sultry during the day. A
light rain iell this afternoon.
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VIENNA.

ARRIVAL OF THE KIEo OF BELGIUM.
vienna, May 2B.-The King Of Bel
gium arrived and was received by the
Court With fitting ceremonies.
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'AelleY TO be Taken TO Havana.
inGtTASA, May 20.-Canl. General Piel.
8. ~ sH ordered thst 0'Kelly, now con-
s,H. ssS 10 Fort Santiago &c Cuba, be
"g'CS; 70 Havana.
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LIVERPOOL, May 2O.-The steamships
Rammonia and New York from N, Y,
and the 81. Patrick from Quebec, arrived
oCt.