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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
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"lou hey hcrrn. gentlemen of the
jury. said an eloquent ad,o ,ocatc .'y"u
hey hccrn the witnc>, swar he saw the
prisoner raise hi> gun Nuu hey hccrn
him swan he SAW the flash aud hecr,l
the report: you hey hccrn him swan he
SAW the dog fall dead you hey hccrn
him swar hc dug tn. bullet out with his
.jackniir, and you hcv seen the bullet
produced in court; but whar. gcntlc-
men, whar, ask Won, is the man who
saw that bullet lit that do. :;
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

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q. HIEkE II &. ENIEs.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

McGillup "eaI> - pieces of CONT
plaster now. and smells like Il gar.ling
oil factory, and he thinks hr Will thy t."
worry through the rest of hi uig!.t~
without any oAl gen. FRANK Give.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21
THE COTRTR

CRIMINAL CoURT-JHige Humphreys.
To-day, Leanfer Clark, (appeal,) keeping a
bar room; fined sos. Dennis Burns, do; not
guilty.
SPECIAL TRRM-Judqs Wylie.
To-day, Tuohy agt. Gateley; order making
II. Peterson party defendant. Daily agt. Creecy;
judgment by confession. NailOr agt. Nailor;
order fixing penalty of bond. Webb ct al. agt.
Maaeh ct al order Tor appearance nc OF absent absent
for sale. Shreye ct al; decree hnsl ratlfyine
trustees sale. Strong agt. District OF Column
bis; order quashing d. ia. Tompkins sgt.
Tompkins; decree Of divorce. Adjourned to
Friday.
POLICE CouRT-Judge She'll
Yesterday, after our report closed, Eneline
Keatley, assault and battery on Anna MOssilio;
50. John Swartz, assault on Sarah Gross; con-
tnued. George NickeTs, assault; s.. John
COnstine and John COpely, riot and affray; -
and so days each. Osca Howard and Watson
johnson, assault; SIS. Walter Redmond, threats;
bonds. George Gotthardt, maintaining
nuisance, a slaughter house and hog pen on
sd street, between Nj and n; $50.
TO-DAY.
In the case Of August Bucknsr, charged W lth
selling liquor without license, the court. I'M
posed a fine of sos. Kate Connolly, pr diane:
50. X. W. bowman, charged with citing a
dangerous dog run at large; fined =. and dog
ordered to be killed. Clarence Mr.dd, Charles
Stevens, f. II. Wilmot and sever al others for
feited collateral Joseph B. Downs, profane;
IS. Anna Boone, loud and boisterous; SIS John
III. Clarke and Joshua Browne, profane; 50
tdCu. AHA MllcTs pTOetSIuUe ana Vagr ant,
was sent down for sixty days. Joseph Har-
baugh, selling liquor without license; Judgment
reserved Andrew Brown, assault and battery
| on Shadrack Williams; SO and costs. Charles
SpringEan, assault and battery on John Bell.
The former Is agent for Mr.. Knox, and the lat
| ter a driver of a truck. The ARRAY occurred in
Georgetown. Springman, after an alteration
with Bell, SHE'D a paving stone and knocked
him OFF his box, infiicting bad cut on his head
and other injuries about his person. The affair
| commenced about the loading Of a wagon. In
defense, it was shown that complainant melted
| the fight by calling defendant bad names; $50.
Chas. Thomas, ARRAY; So. Henrietta and Mary
Mahoney forfeited collateral tor an sffray-S5
each. John Thomas, colored, market thief, lar
| ceny of a pOcket-book and money from lady
| in the market house; six months in Jail. Sam
uel Brown, assault on Mary Rivers; $50. Jo-
hanna Robinson, assault and battery on Mar
celina Andersen; 81. Maria Schafer, assault
on Priscilla Galloway; SIS and costs. Sophia
Chinn, assault on her brother, Gilbert Chinn.
The latter, small boy, testified that accused
whipped and beat him because he remained at
bis service place; bonds to keep the peace and
fined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21
Wall street To-day,

NEW YORK, July 2-The p = sat.i.,,,
SAYS The wall street me- ;n. st' .cle
o. Gu ard T0feisn exchange are as yes sI 1isR
hi speculative shs,es are lower. ,erge nun
oeI vi ttCck exchange people are ont Of town, aud
tECse who remain have little encouragen,en 70 dasi
ono Az or the other. Outside of Wal, street busi
III - Sny ho1sraf ely active, On. the opinion Is
Sun Leiu tN Nhen the fall trade opens IL will de-
rp no msP Attude larger than for several
csiia7,, GCm crops are, on the whole, ex-
The ves.err q as large a crop as last year. In
az 80, states the yield of cereals will ex-
foTnasti year, SO that there is good
r. a. - for satisfactory fsl TRACE As
,yder nane5 market those most Competent to
y"ye i1oE for at least steady market during the
:, Jeirder Of the year. Within a fsw days we
dsii have the result OF the offer Of the Treasury e
the highest bidder Of the hundred and seventy mil
lions United States 5 per cent. fund. The prevail
ing impression Is that if the terms of the Tcessury
De a saccess. Money continues abundant at 2CG}
Tor call loans, sol for prime 60 days. mercantile pa
per, ano bGI for prime months. The stock mar
ket opeLe1 aGis lower than yesterday, aud duriug
prices began to improve. With Lake Shore lead
log, and as We write prices are near the
highest, with the tone of the market steady
Lake Shore has advanced because q meeting of the
executive committee OF the board of direct has
been called for tomorrow, at which the question OF
dividend and lease TO the New York Central, 1t is
SAID, will be entertained. Extreme sales have sen
as toliows: Lake Shore, 77s @H31a Telegraph, us
gH5s. Erie, 81 @32. Pacific Mai, 4Gi4i4 n orth-
west, 80 @E7t. St Paul, 347s ass. Reck Island,
go and 0hios, 25@25is. Government bonds firm.
RAILROAD bonds strong; investment dull and nomi
nal All ssles of gold have been at ll0Ik0x. On
gold loans the rates have been 292l4 per cent.
as quotations for business in prime bankers ster-
ling bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21
G E o e @ ETO WV.

SUDDEN DEATH.-AbOut 6 O'Clock yesterday
evening Mr.. Henry Reaver, son of the late JUS
with Mr. John II. Sis, in his (SisO grocery store,
at the corner of High and 1st streets, was taken
with an spoplectic lit, from which he died in a
snort time. DIR. Msckall was called, but too
late to render any assistance. Mr.. ReaTer was
In delicate health and suffered much from dys-
pepsia. His lungs were also very far gone with
consumption. His remains were sent to the
in Washington.
DELEGATES TO THE GRAND LoDGE.-Messrs.
w. Andlinger, A. Fisher, G.. Shlesinger, have
been elected delegates TO represent the Potomac
Lodge, No. 1G4, l. o. b. e., at the meeting of
the District Grand Lodge, No. 8, now in session
at Richmond, Va.
GRAIN MARKET.-There were no receipts or
sales OF graid to-day.
IHEFUNERAL the late DIT. H. Magruder will
take place at X O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
The members OF Potomac Lodge and Potomac
Chapter, Mssons, are requested to meet at 8 \
O'Clock. See ada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

Parental lEHUMANITY.-COl. g. 5. Spencer
brought into the Supreme Court on SATURDAY.
before Judge Lawrence handcuffed boy, who
have his name as Louis Clinton Hoff, and his
age as Il. he was in charge OF of the officers
I the schoolship OF the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction, and was taken to
court on writ of habess corpus, sued out by
his mother, who lives in Wyoming county,
Penn. The evidence taken before a referee
showed that the boy had fed to his mother after
being kicked into the street by his father; that
the father had by violence taken the children
girl and boy, from the mothers house at light,
but the mother had tracked the boy to the
scho0lship at Harris Island, and the return of
sent there at the fathers request, which the
latter denied. Counsel call the courts atten-
ton to the fact this boy, who was not even
handcuffed before the court. There being no
legal reason for holding the child the court dis
charged him, and he went away with his mother
and his fathers second WHEY. Y. Tribune,
2nfL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

ATTEMPT TO MURDER BY AN INTERNAL
MACHINE-On Saturday information was re-
ceived by the Philadelphia detectives that Mrs.
Charles q. Herring, wife OF q carpe. dealer in
that city, had received an Internal machine,
containing three pounds of powder. A note &C.
companied the box, stating that il contained a
newly patented article. The circumstance being
deemed suspicious, the box was carefully open.
ed without accident, the entire family standing
around at the time. The box was about twelve
inches long and eight inches wide, and filled
with powder on the TOP. Run through holes In
strip were about fifty matches, with the sads
arranged to almost touch a sliding door, which
was covered with sand paper. II the box had
have occurred, injuring, and probably causing
the death Of the entire family. Edward Wag-
ner, son-in-law, was arrested yesterday on
suspicion. Herring is father in-law of Shus-
terichter, who murdered his wife last fall and
then committed suicide,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

STILL ANOTHER WARNING As TO CARE
LEssNEss IN HANDLING FIRRARMs.-Abouti 10
O'Clock last night, during O playful scuffie be-
tween some young men at the corner of 10th
and streets, a small pocket pistol in the hands
of John n. Kr6uskoff was discharged, the ball
Young man PANIED John Doyle. He was taken
TO the residence of his father, No. 523 IIyh
street, and DR.. Buckley called in, who, after An
examination, pronounced the wound not of a
dangerous character. Subsequently Officer
Miller, OF the 5th precinct, arrested KrauskofY
on a charge Of assault and battery. Both the
young men assert that the shooting was purely
accidental.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21
THE WEATHER.

NAk UkrAE1MENr. OUI(e U thlU StfRaI UHtr,I
WARRINGTON, d. o., July 81, 1874, l0:sO a. "a Z
FROBABILIrIEs.-FOr New England aud the mia.
die states, partly cloudy weather and light aims will
prevail, it'll north or west winds no decided rise
Of ten peratute, AID stationary or rising barometer
For the south Atlantic and 1f states part
weather, light rain near the Florida aud gulf
coasts, east or south Winds slight changes in ten
persfuTe, and nigh barometer. For Tennessee and
the Ohio valley partly cloudy weather local raj ns
north Of Tennessee, slight changes in temperatures
wind shifting to easterIy and sOathery, aud fall ~
barometer Guring Tuesday night or Wednesday
For the lake region and the northwest, partly
cloudy weather and areas of rain, winds shifting TO
essterly or soUthery, with rising temperature and
falling barometer by W edDesday morning
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office OF THR
STAR Ranged TO-DAY 81 folows:-8 a.. m, 75; 10 M ,
so; u N 70, 2. m, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

DANGERS OF TaS ASVspT
The Pal Mall Gazette SAYS: s.At An i'm,
held In London on the body of a youn- baiy
" S..cc. sG,.ienly. few hours after Attending
an evening party, of apopieyy, the coroner re-
marked that X was q pity to say ANYTHING
against 80 healthful and pleasurable an eNer-
else as dancing, but 1t mos; certainly produced
apople1y in certain cases. The cases in viii n
death Is directly produced by dancing are hap
pity rare, but the seeds OF death are often sown
IN ball. room, not go much from dancing as
l.om eue circumstances under which II IL car
t' 80 VI ror distance, what can be more likely
~ ~ Piouace PpopieXy or some serious Hines than
sao. P-ctice of eating ices when thoroughly
ed by violent exercise? Again, the -
phere OF many BALI room rur,r.,, - e, :, 49,
c ~ wfn .aIee umes as many people a. H can
,.o;Snn contain, is enough ,f itselF IN
gUHvn any one not acclimatized 20 snfFacatisn
Az Ss pres.Uus sraning. The there are tSe srd
ladies. ins5fs cieptIv 1fature to which young
inc the heated no. clad, are exposed on leav-
tired, and Inv <c1s as they return home, over-
der which .recisely the same condition uu-
likely y zach changes of temperature are
10 " affect them if they have any tendon "
r -ng disease. The late hours also which are
-sressarily kept in the season cannot be other
Else than very preiudicIal TO the health OF both
young ard old, and probably cause many ILL
nessss that are unjustly credited 20 other
sources. There is, in truth, great need OF re-
for m in most of the social habits of the present
day. ana the wonder is not that ons Young lafy
is killed by dancing, but that any, save the
strongest, survive the amusements and dangers
OF a summer in London"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

~The temperance crusaders OF Portland
have abandoned their efforts.
= SGT greatest object of curiosity to a wo
man is the dress OF another woman.
~Oliver L. Frakes, a notorious desperate,
was hanged by vigilants near Nevada City,
Mo-, Saturday last.
egMasked burglars are quite busy at Long
Branch at present, aud several houses OF
wealthy people have been robbed.
~The old Duke of Monticello Is dead. He
was the son Of the famous Marshal Tanner.
who persisted on the field OF Essling, under the
nrst Napoleon.
g"Mother you mustn't whip me for running
away from school any more" "Why not?5
"Cos my schooibook Gays that anita are tina
! tru.antSn ~" s'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



cs9tdt,oRs Jarssshed BY Middleton q Co., baker.
=, IRE following were the price. bid and .kei At
tbe meeting Of rhs Washington Stock Exchange e.
day IU. = gold, 100 bid, O. 5. BJnds-issi's,
J, J.. ;ls4 asked; sos, 1875, nsis DID, Bark
siocss-Na.ionsl Bank Q, Republic, rs asked. Ma
uODal Metropolitan Bank, lilo bid. Second
hationai BsIk, 100 asked. City Passenger
hsr1 AetrDpolitsn stock, Is asked. sundry
biz; Masonic Temple Ponds, F. & A.,7pc gold 80
bid; 9shiu gtoH City Gas S,ock. 81 BID: Hsrip ,ss
ID md M's Co, 8, leeE@Ies bid dhe.spsake
sEd Ohio CaI a., preferred bonds, liz bid;
T. T., Alex, Wash, and Geo. s. %. sk, li9 .sked.
District securities, District of Columbia Perm.
1881, 5! bid, So asked; Market stO:k Sosds. ~,
J. J 1892, IS bid; Water Stock bonds, ~, y
J.. 1913, Is pia, :. :. shed, fwa;hinston, =. rive
Year Csr.ihcstss," SO, N. = A.. !as, 81 bid, 81
s. 3D. $ asked VIM. :.S.n so6.s, tLss.
6s g. n. N, 1914. 9lH bid, IS asked;
Board Of Public Works Certificates Gen.
eral improvement, s's, J. & J. 1874: s. bid, 90
s. nk.d do ISL, s. bid, 81 asked; do ISIS sis bid,
s67i asked; do Series, S. bid 90 asked; UeI' yer,
g. j., ls,t. 6 bid, 70 ssked; do 1875, 65< bid:
BID, 6 ask d; do ISIS, IS bid 81 asked; do series,
Cd bid, SO asked. Water Certificates, ss, ISL, 90
asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 81 Cotton dulI-low mid
dlings, l5h@l5. Flour dull and heavy-demsnd
light; Howard street and western superhne, Z. 50
pity Mills .pIernne, 25@5OO; do. extra, 525Ss IS
90. iamiiy, Z 75d9 10 Wheat weak, dull and lower
white choice, 4O@l AS fair to prime do, Ias9 IS;
choice amber, 1.401l As; good to prime red, Il SOC
las; common to fair do VI nal IS Ohio and Indi ana
do, lIGl IS; Pennsylvania do, l.l5@l SO. Corn
dull and nominal for southern; white southern, oD0
ga yellow southern, So; mixed western, firmer and
in improved demand, T1s@s Oats firmer-south-
e5n, ,0@l5: western mixed, ss@5i; do. white, 670a
20. Bye dull Hay unchanged. Provisions 1uiet
but firm Mess pork, 81. Bulk meats nominal
shoulders, 9; clear rib sides. i01a. Bacon, firm
shoulders, g. clear rib sides, llja; hams, unchanged
Lard, firm, ID. Western butter unchaagei Uoffse
quiet, lOaG @l0A
BALTnMokE, July 2l.-YIrginia skies, peelers 80:
Nirginia's, consolidated, So; West Virgiuis's, 10;
tax. bid to-day.
new YORk, July 2i-stocks dull. Money,
Cold 10. Exchange, Longs 4S n short, 400. Govern
ments strong.
NAV YORK, July Il Flour dull and declining
Whest quiet and heavy; Corn quiet and steady.
LONDON, July II, 1890 p. m--The weather
throughout England to-day IS fair. Oonso,s, 9lh 20
terrcd, 46.
LoNDox. July 2l,2 80 p. m.-Paris dispatches quote
90 traLcs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21
The New D,s,r,c, c,x.rrm.,,

The District Commissioners were in their Of
fee during the entire day yesterday, and trans
acted considerable routine business. confer
ence was held with the county school trustees
IN relation oihe building of q new school house
but 10 conclusions were reached: also a confer
ence with the Savage Square Market company
IN relation 10 permit to build the new mar
Mr. stanton. attorney for the District of CO.
iumbla, has returned to the city, and resumed
his duties.
Office Of Attorney Cook, has resigned his place
10 accept similar position TO DIR. Wood worth,
Chief OF the marine service, L. \. navy
MessTs. Charles y. johnson and John N. Nor
Ts have been appointed clerks in the controllers
Office TO assist in the preparation Of pay-rolIs for
the clerks and employees.
The Board OF Audit are receiving for exam
nation due bills issued by the late assessor o.
collector OF special improvement ,v,..,.i inu
'-' - ---..rence be.veen inc anonnts
dug ahu pad 10y them and the bonds rendered
ana received in payment. That Off GER having
10 cash with which &c pay the difference, issued
be received in PAYNE Mt Of special taxes.
TO-DAY.
The Commissioners and Lieut.. Hoxie have
been busy with routine work the entire day in
the iT Cfices.
Messrs. BOdfish, Danenhower. and Alexander.
assistant engineers, are engaged in remeasuriug
tee contract work now in progress, with the
continued. There viii probablybe some seven
" contracts continued.
MIR. VIM. L. Mott, in charge of the contract
vrice under the District Commissioners, ten
dersd his resignation to-day and it was ac-
cepted.
GOOD NRws FOR TIE EMPLOTEs.
In the Controllers Office the rolls of the Are
men and police have been completed, and the
payment OF the former will be commenced
forthwith. The question as to a red lction OF
twenty per cent on the pay of the police has
been settled by Controller sylor, who decides
that II is not 10 be deducted. This opinion is
cOncurred in by the Commissioners, Controller
Baker, and by Mr. Stanton, attorney for the
District. The pay rolls of the school teachers
have been completed, and the only thing now
In the way Of commencing payments on them
is the want of the blank ichecks which are not
vet completed. The work is being executed by
the bureau OF printing and engraving, Treasury
department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

TIRED OF LIFK.-About O'Clock this after
noon celored woman named Harriet jackson,
who has been living with q man named Thorn as
Henson, at 222 Temperance Hall alley, had a
quarre. with him, which so disguised her with
lie and its burdens that she seized a vial of
laudanum and drank large portion of its con-
tents before Henson could wrest il from her
Sergeant Acton heard of the affair and at once
called in DR.. McBlair, who succeeded in reilav-
ing the stomach OF the would-be suicide of the
deadly drug, and she still lives to make IN win
Henson or take part in another quarrel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

RoBBERY.-BetEesn / and 2 o'clock this
M rning or. cers Lewis and Auldri6ge took 70 the
1st precinct station house boxes cigars 10 bags
smoking tobacco, quantity chewing tobacco
? hams. ) cans preserved frait "a packages OF
pepper ard two large baskets, which tbey
captured fTeu some thieves but were not fortli-
nate CROUCH 70 catch tie TOgues. The goods
we're Identified at 8 O'Clock by Morris Hart veil
kes Per Of gTOseTy store III Limerick alIey a.
having been stolen. rhe thieves entered over
tie uaIsou OF H. decT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21
Foot surgery, &c.

at his rooms until Saturdy evening, July 18th,
after which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands Of persons who
18th street, opposite the Treasury department.
Washington, De- find that timely attention
to those important members, the feet, econo-
misses time, and conduces to health, comfort
and cheerfulness, and probably to length
OF life. DIR. White removes Corns without pain,
90 the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences
Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from a. IN. to 6. %. m
Fee, 81 per visit. Established in Washington,
ID. G.. 1861. e'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF LARCENY
Nessrs. Sargent and McElfresh arrested last
evening a young man named Henry Turner
charged with larceny Of SIS from Frederick
Heron. young man employed in Stephenson
& Netherlands express Office. Heron ~
rendered Turner the use OF his rooms, the latter
being ont Of employment, and his generosity
Vas repaid by the loss OF his money, abstrsct-d
from bureau drawer. Turner was held TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

MISS SALLrE CLARKE, the little daughter or
VIM. II. Clarke, agent of the American Press
Association in this city, sustained soma shst
serious injuries last Saturday. The family of
Mr.. Clarke is stopping at Springdsle, Loadoun
county, Va The little, girl, Of an adventurous
disposition. was sliding down the baunsters, and
by some means lost her balance, and fell TO the
floor below, n distance Of some twenty feet. The
injuries sustained were mostly Internal The
child If now doing well. 1t was fortunate no
bones were broken.
THB TBEATERs.-A very enjoyable perform.
anee was given at the National Theater last
night by the Howard Glenn company, com-
prising a fine olio entertainment and the sou b.
ern drama, "After the War;" just the sort of
bill for the warm weather. The scenery was
good, and the play went off we'll. The perform
ance will be repeated this evening.
Miss Kate Fisher as "MaZeppa" at the The
alter Cami9ae again To- niaht. with 80 va.
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