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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06
Gusiness DIRECTORY

I,ur. E0>iucSs 0Hd LocdtjOH Of the ic"d-
.,, Eu>iucSS H0Hx,~ IN ST. .JohH~bHtg.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
.,LlLl \ HASKELL. H"yt- Block. l.. X. st
.tpoih"ctrir~.
.rrl,.UAN rEoS No. : Bank Flock Main St
.N\p\LLN y >oN. Eandnll'S Block X. X. ST
attorneys at Law.
..,pfN : MAY. No. = Calcd"nian Ilk.. mp stairs.
D WILLARD Main st. over Hall & Fletchrrs
e.. l.,,i Estate !ir"k"r.
a, ri,E H,ra El""k. Main Street. Prompt and
.,..l .,ttrutiou given t" every kind OF legal
p.-'ra-
Book. aud Stationery.
..a. kl.uA HuWELl Calcd"nian BIN Nam 81.
Bakers and C"nfrcti"n"r-.
lt.r->A : MATHEWS Nam street
BARRIERS.
. a. hCK>iuN!:. Uui"n Block. Main Street
Bouts aud shoes.
.gA<rI> GALLAGHER W.tI- EIk K X. y.
Cin;hin.:. Hats ind Gaps.
.uu,, NlpuI:l : Bank Ei"ck. opposite II. J"hu>
uuy u,U-,. u,tlrr in l;'adS Made Clothing. Hats
and i,i- ,..aIs furnishing t.'"dS, "tc- vlc-
Clothing for iIcn and I;"N~.
Al TtIIENNKS \ GO. Fairbanks ill.,.,r
trockrry. Glass and stone Ware.
.,I lAlEHhNKS : ca. Fairbanks Village.
a.
TAIEHANkS \ co. Fairbanks Village
Dentists.
. l. rEEkLN~ Ca.lrlouian Block Man Street.
Be- ~ WARMER. Union Block Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
MAIuLW~ \ PETTENGil.I, Eastern Avenue.
Dry Go",l>. and Ladies' Fancy G"ods.
90 Il HALE Avenue Il"ch K i. street.
h. : l. FAIRBANKS y CO. Fairbanks Nilla.r
HAIL & FLETCHER Main Street
Flour aud Feed.
rFu ALDRICIl y co. Eastern Avenue
Furnitur" and Ca-Let~.
: HALL y BROTHER. Main Street
% u TISDAI.E Flandc, Block. up stairs
Family Groceric- and Fruits.
\ VI COOK 4 co. Eastern \ venue.
IA HARVEY Union Flock Man. street.
File Manufacturer.
- Iohushury File Works opp. Passenger Depot
Groceries and Housekeeping Goods.
+ Al FAIRBANKS : co, Fairbnnk. Village.
Harness. Robes and Bianket>.
II " COOK Eastern Avenue
Hotels.
Avenue HOUSE. X Il. st. q. C. Hall. IIopr.
Insurance. Life
. T. SARGENT. ChtnaJ Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machini~t.
LIKE EUZZELL. North end X X. street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
e. " SENIEI: Main street
WARD Wards Block l.: Il; Street
Merchant Tail"rs.
/ INDEEWuOD pauN ilc Block. Il. L. street.
tuG>LE A SIAS Onion Block. Main Street
Music Rooms.
J. ARLINGTON. SONS n co. L Il Street.
i'IiN N~i"ian> and Surgeons.
pE 4 HYDE E,sd,u nee and Office. tIs
Huoi >"ui. of North Church. Main Street
Or y - GI.EMAIN. north door of IL. l.aC"uT-'
GrocOr Na.u street Il Johnsbury VT. "---O-
photographs.
O. II ALpl:ICH BuruhIns Euildin-. Main 81
!. CLIFFORD Cal,d"nrm Block. Main Street
Printers and Publishers.
& VI >IoNE d 90. Cal-,Inuis,n Block Main -.
stoves and TIN Ware.
+ FLETCHER. Eastern \ Av"uuc.
Il g. s il. q. WpuDEJ II, Railroad Street
II COW derry Eastern Avenue.
Nntch,-. .!"w"lry and Toys.
a"NNED \ Row ELL. Calcd"nian 81 h. Main :
HuJGHIuN y CARPENTER; Railroad street.
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Rosy's Wedding Portion.



IN HARRIET PRESCOTT >f"ft"Rb.
She stond II the utt,. with her hat
on the back ot hcr neck and the morn-
inc >,,I, streaming owe, her bare hliuLt
Lr-,d ,yhil, SIN. sunk,. with ,h,. ,nnu,,
man WHO leaned across the rail and
,,,,l,I .,i h,.r. nut nf ., u,ir nt earnest
brown ewes. In one hand ,i,.. held the
brnL,u nus,. and suuI,t nf am old ,yarrI-
i,lu pot that She had inst ,;.rclcs-lv
ni,.>nd up. and neither she nor the tathcr
and mother " ho n;izcd at her from thc
litti,. sweet hIirr ,iI;lp, At laiand. knew
that Tx. held in her hand the greater
rait If her Nc,td!uy uuI;iuu.
II ct him have lii\ little clover bios
som - cried the. fathcI. augrilV. mot
h> 4 long shot Have been rrdIimy
hcr this twenty wears to throw her over
the fence ut last -
..Hut t;ltIicr
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t,.it,, in.,, b,. g, nam nr Ih,. solid earth.
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t3,an t;il,cr,n' :. kite. if h, asks me rnr
Ensy NNu.,-
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For the Caedonian
Where the Beautiful Dead Remain.
ALFRED i. HOUGH.

ALFRKD T. HOUGH.
lar down III the depths of the heart II spot
Lies scath"d not by passion on pain,
The love OF tn" living can touch it not
Where the beautiful dead remain.
And never Il bloom in that lovcres, dies
OI is snit 10y the hlighting years
FuI memory bends with her weeping eyes
To hrig ghIcn the tinte with her tears
They lie not ill toombs all darkrn'd and deep
7" muulder with Wondering clay:
Mid blossom aud bloom they vr fallen asleep
Like children grown weary of play.
y sweet sabbath noon hr"nde ovcI their rest
81 sanity and quiet it seems
y" ever rise To sci III the west:
They lie III the li.ht of their dreams
There, the boy who followed the val drums bea
How envy his Curious fate
He's lying down there in i slunh-r sweet
'On the tl;,g of his native state
Full many a day he slept all alone
I'LL the heart he had loved dear
With b"arin. ir- burden had weary grown.
Went and laid II his side last year.
ThrH-'s Alice. the babe with her golden huir
And. because she ovrr-wisc
The angels of God came and laid her there
T." sleep in the hearts paradise
Then mother grew silent and lost her rest
iii a shadow fell un her brain.
She sleeps to-day with the babe at her breast
Whrr, tn, beautiful dead remain.
And there th, f,ndly loved schoolfellow hes
" Ia" st early irll in the strife
With ia, dream still floating before his eyes
ct Il wonderful future litr
bright faces that came 1" the school theIe
Gan ca,- II Is meeting again.
All the problems solved in a silent prayer
Where the beautiful dead reluain
Old friend OF my chil,lhuod .cc thy face
With TN, smile 1t hen you ;old
NJ the end of faithful. well run
Their, Wis rest. and of gold
lhinkest thou thy counsel VAS forgot
Never dream IL WIS .iv-n in vain
tell tl, thou holdr-t a sacred spot
" hcr,. the br.rutifui dead remain
In thriI midst lies the hc.rdlr>s preacher but
Who,s. mission wit his brow
lie seemed like a phantom Of love aud joy
liuJ Ia, looks liac an angel now
Though his bright life suffered swift cchps.
1t left un his heart not Il stain.
And bcnv,Ii,ri"u falls from IN, lips
Where ia, 5,,t".f,, dead rclir.,ln
Walden
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Manufacturers OF
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Az. rNs- IRAN Measures, Bruoms and Brushes
ly -, iot stailes and Framing Pins kept constant
/, oTtaa nahdi Gage Lathe Turnin. generally done
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National Republican., 1873-06-27
PERSONAL.


General Sherman arrived at Cincinnati yester
day.
@. G. Snlfin, eAq., private secretary 10 IN,
President. was taken seriously III yesterday with
congestiye ohllls.
were lately appointed on the ciyli service exam.
lining board, have resigned. Their places will
not be nlled until the return OF Secretary Rich
ardson.
The following gaugers were appointed yester-
dAyi John J. Russell, district OF Nebraska, vice
=, II. Buttery, resigned. John II. Petty, Third
district Of Alabama.
Senator cAsserly starts for his home on the
Paclnc slope tomorrow. While In California
he will be occupied IN obtaining Information for
me use Of the committee on transportation to
the seaboard.
A colossal bronze equestrian statue Of Stone
wall Jackson, cast at Nuremberg Bavaria, Is to
be placed In the grounds OF tho Washington and
Lee university at Lexington, Va.
Harry Vanderbilt. appointment clerk OF the
Treasury, has made application TO himself and
had II granted for q leave Of absence for week,
He leaves the city tomorrow evening.
A LADY employed In the printing dIyialon OF the
Treasury was taken III yesterday from the con-
nned air In the rooms OF the once, And was re-
moved TO her home In carriage.
Col. W. W. Murray will be appointed in few
days United States district attorney for the
Memphis district, Tennessee, TO succeed Mason,
who died recently OF cholera. Col. Murray was
late election from the seventh Tennessee dis
tnot
Mr.. Chauncey II. snow will be married TO Miss
Mamie L. Stake, Of Georgetown, on Tuesday
next, Al p. IN. The ceremony will be performed
by hey, Father stonestroeb At Trinity church, in
National Republican., 1873-06-27
OUT OF TIIR DEPTHS.
Rescued from a Life or shame.

Rescued IRON n Life Of shame.
There is living in South Washington young
lady some sixteen years Of age, very respectfully
connected, endowed with many Of the graces Of
mind and person, and In large circle Of friends
warmly cherished. Happily for her she Ia to-day
within her home under her mothers roof and
under q mothers care.
clerk 10 the agricultural bureau. lie paid her
marked attention, visited her frequently, pre-
tended 70 be In love, and then under
PROMISE OF MARRiAoE sEpucED MA.
The poor girl waited In vain for him to marry
her as agreed, but he put her on with one ex-
ouse and another, she trusting him all the time.
This wretched villain OF a clerk. not yet satisfied
with the ruin he had wrought, induced the young
lady to leave her mothers house and live with
him, Infatuated, and afraid to seek advice, she
left her mothers house about week since, and
her family until yesterday.
Day before yesterday her mother,
aUsrEcTtHd FOUL PLAY,
presented ,s her herself At police headgsaIters and
signed 10 an experienced detective officer, whose
search for the young lady was rewarded yester-
DAY, she was found 10 house q lll.fanie in
had been there for three or four days-had been
taken there by her seducer, and had been told
oy him that he would not marry her, and that
she must make her living
BrAIIFE oR sHANR.
The gladness with which she received the on
Ger, and the readiness with which she consented
TO go with him to police headquarters, told only
too well that she fully realized the position Ia
which she had been placed and the dreadful ma
tnre OF the wrong inflicted upon her. Here the
proprietress Of the house comes In for q word Of
praise, for she advised tbs young lady to en-
brace the opportunity TO return home. Al the
police headquarters
suH AoAIN MET uER MOTHER,
and the scene that ensued was most affecting
Mother and daughter burst into tears. The
daughter fell on her kneos at her mothers feet,
and implored forgiveness and mercy. She pro-
tested that she had been led into sin by will
stronger than her own, but, God helping her.
she would go with her mother aud "sln no
more" Folding her to the breast that gave her
nounshment when Q babe, the mother, with
tears streaming down her cheeks, forgaye her
child, and called on heaven TO bless her, and
took her home again. The sad and touching
scene viii never be forgotten by those who wit
messed II.
WIFI oP SCORPIONS
ls already made for the Infamous scoundrel who
forced this young lady into an ante-chamber Of
hell and turned the key upon her. Earth has no
refuge where tho malodlctions OF the virtuous
will not reach him. As cruel as the grave and
terrible as remorse will be Judgment forever
setting hts forehead with tho crimson seal OF
the seducor,
National Republican., 1873-06-27
pIsPATCHRs IN pRIRF.

Tue Italian ministry have resigned, but will
remain In once until new Cabinet ID formed,
There were twenty-fOuT deaths from cholera
yesterday al Nashville, and seven at Memphis.
900 liabilities.
The track through the great tunnel Of the bal.
umore and Potomac railroad, at Baltimore, was
completed yesterday.
The Khan Of khiya has oapltulAted TO the
russian forcos, and that the capital OF the K1a-
nate 10 now occupied BY the CEArs troops.
The Western Associated Press concluded IL
session u SAndu1kY yesterday. II. N. Wa kor
was reelected president and q. y. Baker sters-
taIy.
National Republican., 1873-06-27

AwARDs.-The folio wing awards were made in
the Male Grammar school, taught BY Mr.. Lips
comb; Tho nrst honor, q gold medal, was
presented 10 X. ID. Sebastian, Il. B, Rouzee, @,
Becker, John X Payne, W. Craig, H. Goddard,
y. II. Bangs, j. W. Nordllnger, W. II. Collins, N.
McP; woodward, y. q; W, Mofatt Peter Wood.
and d. Mackall.
AHnAL TmkY.-A man giving his name as
MlchAel O'brien, q sneak-thief, was arrested
Yesterday ~ Onoer Banks, on the charge OF
In this city, and sent to Judge Smell.
Tm RiyHR-Arrived schooner Exchange,
from sAulsbury, Nd, with %, 900 feet OF lumber;
the hountAineer, from baltimore, with 10000
Win 10000 feet do; the Maid OF the MIST from
baltimore, with 10000 feet do; II. @. stanton,
from Norfolk, with $4,000 feet do. and 0,OO0
shinges; tho hober Healy, from Norfolk, with
10000 feet OF lumber and % 900 shlnRles; the
knoch Moore, with fertilizer.
National Republican., 1873-06-27
ST. cRCILIA's ACADEMY.
Finh Annual Commencement.


81. Peters hall was nlled TO repletion yester
day at q p. m. to witness the closing exercises
OF 81. Cecilias Academy. Among the dlstin
guished gentlemen present were Hon. samue
Randall, Rev. Fathers Boyle, Rabbla, San Mar
tino, and others.
The programme was most tastefuly arranged.
A very interesting drama entitled the "Princess
veraclty" was sprlnkled throughout during the
interiudes with the most choice music-lndeed
the musical talent displayed BY the entire school
ering. the ages OF the performers, really won.
derful.
The following IA the entire programme: En-
stienie. L. Miller, 8. Hitx. Chorus, senlor Vocal
Class. Piano, Miss u. stienle. Salutatory Ad-
dress, Mss !: polsean, Instrumental Trio, oes-
u. MsDonousb, K. Richards, y. Bonn. Essay,
Miss e Callaghan. Vocal Trio, Richards, Misses
D. Clah, X. McNally, X. Walters. Piano, Miss
A. castell. Prologue; Miss A. Castell.
characters were assumed by Misses L. Callaghan,
N. Walsh, A. McNantE, A. Randall, X. Williams,
7. Boan, 9. ClArkson, II. Gulick. y. Boyden, X.
bell, X. MoNally, l. Bolseau, A. Byrne,
A. Castell, A. Michel, X. Hickey, NJ. Nc
Donough, K. Walters, and A. McDermott.
Aci !, scene % = s9io. schubert Miss X; MeNally;
herold; Misses L. and r. stlenle, A. CGstell, s.
HltE. Scene Q, vocal duett (excellent,) Glover;
Misses d. CLARK, X. McNally; piano, Miss =. nltE;
tableau. scene Z, instrumental THO, DressleT;
Misses K. Richards, L. Jeniers, N. Thompson,
O. Miller, A. McCauley, N, Carroll. Act ., scene
!, overture, gGuillaume Tell) Rosslnl; Misses L.
Miller, s, Hitz, L. and Il. Stienle; solo and
chorus, junior Vocal Class; piano, Miss 4. Rich
ards; Instrumental Duet, WymAn; Misses L.
Miller, L. stlenle; solo and chorus, fAmbilOtte;
plano, Miss L. Stlenle; instrumental duett, Schu-
bert; Misses A. Byrne, K. Beers, N. McDonough,
X. Brandt.
that many OF the selections are In music, and
nothing better could have been selected. Where
all acquitted themselves so well Il would not
seem right to make special mention Of any, but
the prologue Of Miss A. Castell and the vocal
solos OF Misses X. Mentally and X. Williams were,
beyond dispute, the gems OF the evening. A
piano duet, by three little girls, was also loudly
appiauded. 0utside Of the musical and literary
department the young ladies' have won distlnc-
tion.
THE SKEpLK-woRK oE EXHIBITION,
consisting OF pictures, chairs, ottomAns, AfghAns,
tides and various articles too numerous TO men.
ton, was yCry elegant, and did the pupils much
credit. The Flight Into Egypt" by Miss L.
CAllAghan; "The Immaculate Conception" by
Miss A, Mitchell; "Anne Bollyen," BY Miss NJ.
McCanrey; "rhe Artist, by Miss A. McNaInara;
"The Finding Of Moses by Miss L. Beers; ssThe
lnne-teiier." by Mss X. Beane; easter
chair, by Miss N. Walsh; a beautiful wax cross,
BY Miss =. Boyden, deserve particular mention,
being well wrought and tastefully shaded.
Father Boyle presented the medals and pre-
mums, aud made few closing remarks, after
which the audience dispersed, with the satlsflc.
ton NJ having seen q most excellent thlng-the
commencement OF b. CeceliAs academy.
National Republican., 1873-06-27
NATIONAL a. 1873

skahln; premiums Of Improvement, Misses Han
nah Reagan, Lizzie Kealey, Kate walsh Kate
Barrett Ellen Drlscol, Kate Fitzgerald' Fourth
Ida summefsoales, Martha Fitzgerald; second
premiums, Misses Katie q. Fealy, Mary MON.
Nss sTSsr nas ms' kSso Aaa RS RaSsus ei Kate keSsS
Lynch, Emma sSfeli. Kate fealy, Annie whe-
Ian.
Premiums in arithmetic, algebra, book.keep-
ing, geography, astronomy and use OF globes:
First class-Flrst premiums, Misses Mary 10.
hanna Lynch, Johanna Fealy; second premiums,
elSss-First premiums, Mts Maggie Lyncb,
Nellie Kearon; second premiums, Misses Mary
%s Mss SSsf1Sn %Ss, Bs %asy Of 4 s,s
Misses veimS Peasiee, Mary shusrue, Mamie
psly second Premium Misses Annie ns Tehnner
Summerscaiee; premiums OF Improvement
Misses Riiza bailey, johanna Donegan, Lizzie
ReIse Ks,e Lynen las PGwnln EoTLn isss Rss
Lynch, Mary J.: Reilly, Annie DAILY, Jennie Glen
nan, Mary Mckenny; second premiums, Misses
LoTs Sensp; Anns & rygsrsd MasSs
Premiums Of improvement-Mlsses Maggie
sSn,ysP s1,N susie GSmeesIsnd MsgsIs Is, Kesns
Mamie white, kosa Taylor, Carrie Maher. Annie
Armstrong, julia Casey, kllen Ward, Julia
Brown, Annie Fitsge,slI, Kate Dsly. flith
Mary Mc0lnnlss; second premiums, Misses
Katie summencales, Loulle Koehler, Maggie
Dalton, Maggie Moriarty, Mary Shiel. Kate
Roche, Dole Doran; Misses Minnie Herd,
Mary Corridor, Mary Mccarthy, Maggie
straut, Annie Ss1ell, Mamie Noonan, Aurelia
Plant, Annie shannahan. Bllen Clark, Lizzie
Tobln, Mary Hughes, Maggie Barry, Julia Lynch,
Annie Barrett, MaryJ. Kenelly, Maggie Fallon.
Premiums In Musc--Mlsses MARY Ellen Fitz-
patrick, Mary X. MeCabe, Mary Power, Verona
Brandner, Nellie Kearon, Mamie DAILY, Tilie
lockie, Mary N. Herbert, Julia Casey.
" Premiums In Plain Sewing, Cotton and SIX
Embroidery and Gold work.First premiums,
Misses Mary \. Fitzpatrick, Mary Power, Mary
Plant, Mary Walsh, Nellie Kearon, Agnes Saulef,
Maggie Lynch, Mary Johanna Lynch, Agnes
ORellly, Johanna fealy, MAfy whelan, Katie
kealy; second premiums, Msaes Mary h. Welsh,
Carrie Larry, velma Peaslee, Lizzie Reiter, Ce-
| celia Clements, Annie Brown, Ida Downing. Julia
Brown, Annie Tanner, Martha Fitzgerald, Lizzie
Kealey, Ellen Ward, MARY Ann Dalton, Ellen
Fitzgerald, Emma eafell.
Premiums In tapestry and lace wofk-First
premiums, Misses tmily Johnston, Johanna
| Lynch, Mary N. McCabe, Eliza Bailey, Mary
| BresnahAn, Mary Kenelly, johanna Donegan.
second premiums, Misses Johanna Barry Mary
NJ. Herbert, Mary skahin, Lizzie Shea, Kate
| Lynch, Susie Cumberland, Mary DAILY, Verona
Bfandner. Premiums for Improvement, Misses
Lizzie summerscales, Mary shugrue, Mamie
Lynch
National Republican., 1873-06-27

trict to appolnt an additional number Of notary
publlcs. Approved June %, 1873
An act making an appropriation for paving
the debts Of the schools In the county Of Wash.
lngton, and 10 Issue bonds for the payment OF
the same. Approved June 20, 1873.
An act making an appropriation TO defray the
departments OF the government OF the District
OF Columbia, and prescribing the limits thereof
and nxlng the penalties for their violation.
An act 10 provide for DEFICIENCIES In the appro-
p !. alton for the ordinary and )ntlnaent xpense,
Of the government OF the District Of Columbia
ior the fiscal years ending June 90, 1879 and
National Republican., 1873-06-27

Most persons about to purchase jewelry,
silyerware or any other article In that line, labor
under the Impression that they must resort 10
the oldest established houses, where they pay
the highest prices, or they don't get as good or
who have yet their fortunes TO make; but 10 Ia q
mistake, and yeTy great one too, for the writer
asserts that he purchases with all the necessary
turers and Jobbers that the largest houses In the
country do, and the only difference that does
exist Ia In the profits aided TO the goods, for the
reputation equally as dear TO him and equally
cherished, for well does he know hat, as the i'm
mortal bard hath it, with his reputation lost his
occupation Ia gone. N. II. PRINCE,
National Republican., 1873-06-27
The ANIMAL Rerutt..

Yesterday afternoon the regatta Of the Potomac
Boat Club took place. II was gala day among
20 Jolly boatmen. There were ten boats and
forty three oars In the brilliant scene. Tue ship
ping along the wharves was gaiy decorated with
nags and streAmers, and hundreds OF spectators
cheered on the fun.
The course was from the buoy this side OF the
A race between married and single men fol-
lowed. The married men were Messrs. OttmAn
Miller and Jones. The single Messrs. Nesmlth,
CouHhlln and Derrick. The married men being
10 much better health than the single ones OF
course won the race.
National Republican., 1873-06-27
THE COUTS;rs.
Csurt-JsdEo Humphrey.


This court was engaged aS follows yesterday:
bponord Clark ". Brown A Son; two cases;
action for coal sold aud delivered; verdict for
plaintiff In tia,0lTs0 In both cases. Mohun a
Son vs. 0unta; Judgment confessed. CLARK W.
schlorbs; verdict for plaintiff In Ss,sip36. Barr
ys. Plant; Verdlat for plaintiff for tips.6i. Berry
until to-day. Adjourned.
CAsHa TODAY.
The following cases were assigned for trial to-
nyi NOS lea lsl, leO l09, loo, 49, 1871, aos, 900,
sii, sif, aih. aie, aiT, a2a, 2s4.
Criminal ceurt-JudEe DIaoArthur.
This court was engaged ~ follows yesterday,
Albert Folsom; charged with stealing coat,
Tue Jury were unable TO agree and were dis
charged.
John Donovan; charged with assault with In
tent 70 Kill Michael Bowling. He was found
guilty and sentenced 70 pay ine OF tib. Ad-
Journed.
Police Cssrt-JadHo smell.
hmor cases occupied this court yesterday.
National Republican., 1873-06-27
Hnddan nenIh.

Yesterday morning. at 1870 O'Clock, as q lady
named Miss Lucy Gloomer was returning home
from an exhibition at tho Metropolitan Preaby-
terAn church, Capitol Hill, Ahe was taken win
hemOrrhAge Of tho lungs and fell to tho pave
ment. OficeT O'lIAre assisted her to her sisters,
Mn. Freybold, No. 336 First street, when DR..
Ford was Immediately summoned, but life was
extinct before he could arrive.
National Republican., 1873-06-27
AOIn r,om Nv. Nv c.,o.,,,

A few weeks ago the yestry OF Ascension
church purchased site for the new church,
on tue northwest corner Of Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Twelfth street, at q cost OF $50 OOO Al a
meeting OF the Vestry held last Wednesday even
ing W. W. Corcoran, q member of the yestTy
who had subscribed 90, 900 for the new church,
substituted for this sum gift Of the entire lot.
The site Ia considered the finest In the city,