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, 1875-03-21

II. Petite has rented the dwealng No. GO Nortt
Dearborn street, for 81, 400 year, Tor turee
! years; the dwelling No. 413 North DeaIooff
street for 81 coo year, for three years bousf
At lie coroer of Wood and Congress streets. fol
$500 rear: and the haaernent l55 Washington
street. for 5000
BUILDING PERMITS.
March II, Sam Shoeman, two-stoy stons front
40x5c feet, 1892 Indiana avenue
Mascb L. Sarah Martin, thtee-story stont
front, 223&x4o feet on North Lssals, neaz Aaple
street.
March u, Hall Mccormack L Co., three-stor,
stone front, 221<14o feet, Oh North LasalIa neal
Maple street.
March L. George Il. Drew, two-storv ant
basement brick, 6o13S feet, Nos II to 81. In
clusise, on Campbell ayenue.
March II, G. Ebcrlein, two story and baserneu1
brick, 22xs0 foer Ut No. 419 Oak street
March Is. i. ?. Anderson. three~ssory ant
bxsement brick. 23150 feet, No. 204 South Parl
avenue
Mach 10, Heury Sweet, two-storY and base
menr brick, 4s14S feet Nos. and Aaiwauke&
avenue.
March IS, J. n. Jewett, three-story brick, 2e1
16 feet, No 412 Mouth Dearborn street.
March 13, Raeplcr j. Wincklar. four-ssory pr1ck'
4qz12i feet Fort Dearborn Addition and op
Michigan aYeu1o.
March Is, C. ". Geming, tWo-sto5y aad y base. =.
men. e'oDe trons, osnso 'ee"' 1'"@'
clnslse, tfaTie ascn4es w. tros+,rv r;c1 eo.34
Malch -, Mnnam a,'a lls't hstuesn Eoneress and
1eet on ceu1la a'ea0e' oe'"e4
Harrison q a1ree,s zr;,,a- txo.storv brick. 27x62
mated 70: - 2; ~. 9nl.toT' n;|t,, straat
teet No. Soz ano., ~ he e~sctad he
nne ooes cor,or nj Soutn Payk
nc "a. ca,:a,,+i, strae+s The niaua. prepared
a., anu ~ 80, a1c,,;tect aro aira.dy completed
g " h,os IL - ~ hn;lt ~ nnena Vista stone in
~ lne npaso se,r Tne1;sh stv1e Tie main house ia
.o9 ~ b1 x 1saf rsith an + q by 10 feet, There
~, ~ ~ IL ~ G.sanant two stnries. and root There
- =. a larca halt With rovuas On either side,
Isp;nc.ronms library. billiara-roorn, consefva-
tn', tsrc;noshail ctc The interior Of the
s'a,,sa vii he finished in hard wood. The house
Iii ha he,tsd hy steam aud cost about $40, 900.
W. =. ,r.. ~ ,.v rp.xo1sco rE.r,
TIE BONANZA ny .r.re ~
,;,,
The San francisco ta5o"fese sa5S 1ao a't1~
lon21res OF the Con5toca afe oe5tnAt"H ~ oPo"
their eyes to the fact tnae Guy properly 1uo
next be6t thing to bonaaza' ma. as IL sno"o ~ y
the records ire qu'o1'y 1nsesopR poluon ~ "
their surplus meahs IN oossness ptope1y' ,uo
vicinity OF Montgomery and f'ne ls Tue locality
around which thay centre. Jim keene has al
wava been reported as ayerse to real-estato
speculation needluS all his capital OF S5.utu.- =
, 1875-03-21
IRON WORKS.
THE CHATTANOOGA
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
woRKS7
Mining and Manufacturing Company
Late Webster L Marks and Tlo& webster,

sss gsss sa:it ?s$ Z Z: s's i
sss r pTst s,st e 70 .a.re. Of
81 :iss {. sssts. fl r s5s::
Weo.tss M.rf,. vi Known : Taoms. Wss,ss.'
Il f Foanois Meeo.niesi II aud sss assssns
Ia. La 'ss sn 'es esaes:s ~
Of Il e bs T.
eligible position for oaang Il! kinda ot cAsnEs and
5 shs
ssss Il = %
carried
I'd vi ess IS:
& s SF h s
L tay equipped viii 10 bes: sad nvdsra npfovsd
..o's Il as' ST. . ap
as 9S Id 3 se for *. I saa
~s;aa: eS i i nd
70 5 IL. ~ as s
s ID as11 .f
as sssa: q III s'B
fas We2s Viii b. to the now comp.a, t
as
sss; s::f :ss t's$ " 4 =; = ~
sharss Of $lDp each fully paid up.
Tho a.ttmate which this sum H based from care
fuIIy mads Taluat1on Of freehold lan4 buildings
chinefy. p(aut patterns fixtures, sdtug and good will
Tbs Dlrsctor. and ocera Of this Company will he
pointed 1T tho first OF sa stoekholdss. a' which
due notice will be gifeu.
Prospectus copy charter fons oteppcatons for
tho OFFICES Of tbs COMPANY, At the "ntks>
Each application teF shares must y accompanied hya
payment of Sl1 Per shase application.
Snould a}anI1ent to mA1s, tda deposit Will b. IT,
[Horo follows lbs Ch1rtep which ts VERY f1 IN it,
grant OF Manufacturing and Mining ts4aohtsos.l
OPINION or COUNSEL UPON VALIDITY OF
CHARTER.
CRATr4SoouA. Tcon.. Jaa. 1o. 1575.
THOMAS WEBSTER: sir: VIZ hAve examined tbs &C.
coup.nyiux- copy Of ehnster Of. tTha Ch.tsanoosa
foundry sud Machue Works, Mining md M7uutactuE
Ing Company" with view to sscartatn ifs validity. &C..
and hAve como conelpsiau that the charter
regularly Obtained and is legal undtr It the Comp2ny
Corporation s4feiy sad invest thsr money
charter ara Consistent WITH e Constitution o United
States and Of tho Stats of Tonnnsas2 and th:1 will be
enforced ia ho Courts OF ths country In isw aad in equity
i'a''TSRaESWtrrr 'TSREWtrrr. GSS9tt GxSKtt ! rnEwH1r. Att,,.
, 1875-03-21
ALSO the following, without CON parsona:


Withdrawn from store On Friday Tor city cog
sumption ss4 hu wheat, soas ha corn, SIS bu oats,
1oa bu rye. 1893 bu barley.
Tho following grain w.a inspected Into store on
Saturday morn ug: cars No. spring. G. cars No.
do, 10 No. do. cara rejected do (aa wheat
l6 cars high mixed corn, 3. No. do, q
jected do 20 corn I'll new; car whits oats, cars
No. do, car rejected do; no rye; car No. bar
ley car No. y d. rejected do Total lG0 cars,
or $1,000 bu. Inspected out: 1885 bu whest, 8l5a
bu corn, LII bu oats, To bu rye, 6.2oa bu harley.
The following ware ha receipts and shipments Of
breaasua and live sto@k at this point during ths past
week, and far tha corresponding weska ending ~
datea:
tAreh 2ON'rh Il, Nth q
, 1875-03-21
Theasrtcals ut London and Paris.

Tbe theatrical censor in London made itt1o
t.'eeeh recently, in which he stated that his Ut
most efforts bad been pns forth to keep OF sbe
English stage "all the Fsench filth imported
from Faris, "a k,nd provieepce having aided
him. Paris theEeupon took up the gauntlet, aud
replied substantially rs foilovs: lyon p1ay
pieces which our public would hiss for the rest,
It IL rather cu,iouA thAt, when Your Prince Of
Wales and Lords. "a we'll u aI other foreign
Pttuces, vialt Freace. the f'st III ng they think
OF is to Telegraph for hoxss In ctr smalles.
theatre"
, 1875-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS

Ths honse and stors agents haTs been basJ
during thu week, and report that tbs search Oh
tho Part Of tsuanta for Dew quarters. hss fai1lJ
begun Thete azs 10 new facts to give with r.
gard to rent The z1tss Of reduction We h1vs
a3<~& hotora bold good in naont transactions.
, 1875-03-21
PROVISIONS.

HOG PRoDUCTs-Wers again scdgo, xnd excised
the speculative articles, though live hogs were
casier With sather larger supply than had been count
Cd upon Tor Saturday. Tbs trading VIA chiefly Vest
er aud under Western influences, the,e being par
tleu,ar encouragement In the toue Of sdeces from,
other points, till the atea. New York dispatch quoted
lard higher. There was, however, rather general
feeling that the produce Of the city is concentrating
into few strong hands, and the shors rushed In 10
ILL, while few anxious to 60 long IN what they
thought to be good company.
sH1pNFsts-The com7nereial Report gives the fol-
lowfpg the shipments of provisions from this point
for the week ending March 49, 1876 and sincs Noy
1S14, together with Comparisons:
, 1875-03-21

manufacture Of domestic distilled Spirits .tarih. gaps
susar and ssup fesding purposes IN I'LL e1es o. ae
couutry have made bcavF drafts upon tn3 crop. 70
oat crop was &c. 1000 bu short Of tee average, tns
deficiency Of which must be neatly hled " corr.
The visible supply Is about 7400 oo0 gu, inctad-
ing 0cU stock In New York, aglinst 69t3'o+ W
sihle supply including SCI 4s7 hu stock N New lorS
ut the corFmponding date In 1874 Tue casisJ crop
will he absorbed for brewing purposes. and hn4Fea
aInount only can be utilized for feeding purposes.
WAeat H. Plentiful and cheap but IL dsarr than maize
per pound aDd it, tor feeding snin1a}S except tho
touring oa is not to any considerable extent practi-
cal With the usual consumption and export there ts
evidently deficiency Of aboat 100 GOO b. Of nearly
pu9-efghth Of the crop OF 1871.
The crop il the commercial Statea about 469
900 bu in 1874 ~ GO BIZ In 1874a deficiency Of
$1,000 QUO bu.
II wAs said Of the aize crop ot 1875 that there
no Site IN which the crop ia Of my general import
.nce which reports the yield Of 1879. The crop Of
l4 not only less than aSeraga but Il ts less than
the previous one, with old Of consequence 10
supplement- 1t. Corn In South Csrolina and Louisiana
IN per bu; In Mississippi, s1ol, and 10 most Of
the New England 8t2tes IL held at SLID IL For bu
IN kansas where corn WIS WORTH IN 1875 sc Dec
81, it in December lat worth Sic and fn Mis-
souri,, whlrh was afflicted with drought the price OF
III, and in Naoraasa where the asop cnt
OF BY gr4sshoppers. 74e WIS the uaua1 priee. MIS-
souri,, K4nsa. and Nebraska will have drawn, and will
continue to draw large5 tha 49, t3Q1vu Of aRgEe-
gate crop il the commercial Slater.
, 1875-03-21

TREASURY DEPARTaIENT.
CFT1CE or CO1fTrEoLIEE or TIE EuRnkHCy1
WARRINGTON, Feb. I, LIS.
Not CO + her;b5 fvon t. az persons rho nay bare
csEo" H. that the aams must ba presented to A. II.
Duriay Aeceisar With the legal prcof thereof within
JOHN JAY KNOX.
lInrnptrulfsr nf CTurrenrv.
, 1875-03-21
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the receipts and shipnents Of
the Leading articles ct produce in this city during the
twenty-four hours ending at o'clock on Saturday
morning, and far the corresponding date enc yesr
Eros
, 1875-03-21

SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS FOR TIE WEEK.
Tbs following Is the total Rmouat Of city and
suburban transfers within q radlus OF Z miles
from the Court House filed for record curing tho
week ending Saturday, March 20: Citv sales, 66:
consideration, 800, 500. North OF city llnits-
Sales, s; consideration. e4,T25. South Of city
city liu1ts-Sales, l consideration, $2, 600. To-
tai s2ies1 81; total consideration, Sa05, 5,050.
, 1875-03-21
!! 1871 | 1875.

Saturday, March 90:
Forrest ~, 149ft n>of TbiTry-tn1rd 81, IT. a0I
la E}-100 t. dated Marsa l9..-........-.-S Aboo
Tho pceniees Nos, IA aud 241 Cottage Grore
~, also Nos. 81 aud J3 Broadway Nv. dated
March 70 Christian sehAsnaozst to Hasbert,
Richards & Co., }.-...-.. .>.....-.. ......-.! 400o
Fremont st, l:o r Ct sophia st. vi, ;o115 IN
pa;tan aasa si @ssfe - ii willow st. 2..iax
Il, with buildingH, dated March 2)....,..... 2+5M
Grant plaee, 40 ii Of Larrabee St, n, 4Sx124
T., d4ted March 20. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Brouaer ct, sos It u Of Chicago ~, II, a2sao #,
dated MA1rh l3-......... ........-...--..-. 1,45<
BurIing st, uB Clio It 8 of Beldan At, ut, Az
Ia It, dated March H., ...-.......-..... 1,4oQ
Duraug It, i57 Il > OF Re!dsn AZ, ef, 4axi2S #,
Bufling ST, 155 II . OF Bslden ~, I, 121125 It,
dzte1 March 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,030
Warren At, n o{ Leasitt st, ST. 6oxl2A It,
dated March 10 Observation-Disclosures. $500
Tue premises No. 761 We.t Monzoe 81, dated
March 70 -.-..-....-.-..........--.. 7.5o0
Nora AZ, 4 cor Of Dtyson st, y I. 5ox1-84 #,
GATED Marth 16 Observation-Disclosures 1,7So
Harding av, ITS It Of Vest Ohio st, v t, Ok
l25 7-lo feet i1ted Aarch 16. .-..-..--+.-..- 76D
ss4lo It, with buildings, dated March - :. 1,2o0
Mlwaukee as, IS IL y Of Auguata st, 8 vi, Is
x12j II, dated March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. &,50o
Langley ~, Of Thirty Ut. " I, 22110
it, with building. dated March 17...-...... $500
SOUTH or CITY LEnrs, WITHIN RAnICa or MYI4xx
TRoA TIE COURTHOUSE.
Grove parkway. 30} feet q Of Brook st. " 1.
Jefferson st, Is It 8 Of Fffty-second st, vi,
c5xico #, dated July 5, ,184..............- 5000
Blue Island nv, l2o!< II Of For1y~third st, =
+, 24x126 40 IT. dated Feb. 1.......,..,.-,.. $50
, 1875-03-21
--LATEST.

SpseiaI DfspateA - III CRien5e 4f1tas-
NEv YoRK, March cQ.---Ns1l xtrest markets
, 1875-03-21
lprk, L.sya, 1aesa< saes'drs. ,.tlhadle'

Iork, E4sya, }SHasas SAoa1d7s, ,flfa32es
1rk. te,. a'. ~. ~.
Hesk endinsf
Same woek ls74. 1.G 4l6 73H 2i7, lBj 4B6s, ,68i
Since Nor. /. ~ lO H. 66sf H. 77d' 'i53 US tJ
SAIns time 9cs 81 7 81 f94a 5t7
, 1875-03-21

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
Dxpats foot ef Lakest, jadixna-as. a~d 1seenfA-k,
a~d Cara! aud sztseath&s- fsckss QHe~s, ~ c1srks,
and at d-ocfS.
, 1875-03-21


fiaeludsa ali cat osts. except shoulders and s. P.
haans
The following ware The shipments for the week end
lug March II, 1875: PORK 7.2, brl2; Lard, 5ol7 tcs
s. r. hams, 3l6s tcs green hams, asst PCS ahoul-
sfrss PoSsrWss veTy ae,Te sud Advanced ssa .oe
Per br1 beyond ths highest gureA Of Fr.d ". There
were good many buying orders On the market from
good dea1 Of tho buying doQs to I'll shorts, but
there also greater dspoaittou to take hold.
pecaly on tho long futures, A. shown In ths unueul
surprising tho oldest operators. stoeks are vary
large and the demand for consumption Il falling OF
yet the market Is buoyant s,les we1e reEortsd as
1850 brls seller april at sly.72h o.1U; 1880 tsls
seller MaJ at s. a152o 40: 1iev oria seller June at
Total 81 So brls Tue marks. closed at sa!:o cash
s. '2E G52nO5 for April $.o.auS 0.32B for May. and
sal553M.5719 for June.
so5 for clear, 7a@i7oj for prime meas, and s13is
Isao-was relatively quiet, but 24o PEI 100 ns
changed but New York wss drruee ut tie close. Tie
comparative weakness in lard recently has pzobsblJ
been partially due to falling on in the butter arkes
the high prices Of which checked consumption 10
much under present business dulluess a. to bring
about reaction. 5tles of lard reported
April * sla7s ai377X, 10 tcs seer Ny u slsy2X
esla37 30oo tcs seller June Ut sll1o 9l4-15. Total
1850 tcs. The market closed 1t sl3.1o31s.75 caah
xJ7a313.'7H seller Apral; $l3+95@1j.97H for May;
md $14.l2EGaI4.15 for June.
alkA1s--Were in yery good demand, and r1n At full
previous prices, the trading being ce6y in large lots
several Of which turned over" at tue current
difference. Sales we're reported OF 3oo,oo ns should
crs, seller Nay at 7s<c; 100 tcs aweet picked hsnaa
"a m Al ltc 75o oSo bs snort RIBS At 1o5sc tor May,
and lot5c Country for April; 80 hoxes do at lie,
cash: 1000 Q Its short clears, seller May, at 11c;
5000 r4a long clears At 1ot.o caah. The market
closed 1t TO foE shoulders, cash or ee'lcr
March: 7Hc do seller April: i7lc do SELLER May;
long cisar Iv<o cash s=l;ar March do SELLER Apf
1925: do seller Nag, l0hc short ribs, casA
sees March DO seller April, iot<e; DO dallez Msy,
,ozac: short clea.s, cash or seller March, l0lo;
do seller April 1o;io; do seller May 11tc. Boxed
meats 1c higher than loose Sweet picked hams,
Is hy average, Ut litS11kc. Bacon meats quoted At
t:at4c fur hams, sHc Ter shoudezs ll5So for abort
rius, aul l.c for abort clearH-au packed
GnEAsE-Was qriat ut 79l1c.
BEEF pRODUCTS-Were quiet and nona:ns1y un-
chang d. 1T $825 for maas $.45 for extts ass, and
S4i.',~a - .t.h for hama
TA1Low-Quoted 1t 8k@s<tc.
, 1875-03-21

C'tca6o, MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL R4llR0An
Urion Dero Madison and Canaf-4.s. Te<t 0Mc4
81 South C1ra< spposits Sherman Hoass. and Depoe
, 1875-03-21

h0"d'. hh. asked.
Chicago Cit, . Ct bonds. 101st int 1ooM int
Chicago CftF q ct. sewerage l01 int lb2x ktnt
Chicago City q ct water loan 10lX irt HOAX kint
Chicago City . Ct certificates 18s 4 in. .....
Chicago City q Ct. certidcatea IS }
Cook County y ct. bonda~. l01X int 1pqx int
Weat Pzrk = c. bonas. t......,l IS dint.
, 1875-03-21

ILLINOIS CENTRAL aA:lH59n.
Depot fso* a Ltest. md foes If Tx<xt 7sks
ttJdce l2l R1hdolph-ts., Clark.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
The DefalcatiOn in New Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 1.-The morning
papers, without an exception, have made
mistake in speaking of Mr.. sooy's letter as
a resignation. 1t is a mere abandonment of
the office. He has ceased to discharge the
functions of his office, and the interests of
the State are suffering as much as if he had
died or resigned. His resignation can only
be accepted by the Legislature. That body
is not now in session, and it can be convened
only at great expense. The office must be
filled until the meeting of the next Legisla-
turc, the members of which have not yet
been chosen. Governor Bedlc has, therefore
after advice from the best legal talent in the
State, decided to appoint Treasu rcr ad ia
terin. His name will be announced to- NOR
row. It will BE- either Hon. A. M. Reynolds
of Newark, or Ex-State Treasurer McMich-
ael of Burlington. The latter has been in
consultation with his friends to-day,
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
Board Of Trade.

New YORK. Sept. 1.-The memb ers of
the importers and Grocers Board Of Trade,
held meeting Friday for the purpose of
having the report Of M.ssrs. J. B. Thurbcr
and John Chavenaugh, the Delegates to the
meeting of the National Board of Trade,
held in Philadelphia, on June 18th last.
The report of the Delegates revived the
doings of the. National Convention. Its
most important features were that the pro-
ceeding to ask congress to establish Bu-
'feau of Internatil improvement was laid on
the table, and that the question of improv-
ing the Mississippi Levees was indefinitely
postponed. The report further atated that
resolution was adopted asking Congress
toreturn the rates of postage to the old
standard. Another resolution prevailed to
ask, Congress to establish a Bureau or
Commission to take charge of all mat ters
relative to transportation. The report was
ordered to be placed on file after which the
Board adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
A Fatal Mistake.

CINCINNATI, Sept. IA dispatch from
Indianapolis says some days ago man
famed Peterson, residing in this place, en-
need away from her home the daughter of
farmer named Trustys, and brought her
to this city. The father of the girl, learn
ing of her whereabouts on Monday last, in
duced her to return home with him. Pc
terson followed them, making threats of
violence against the old man, and last night
he approached Trustys' house. Mr.. Trus-
tys, enraged at the persistence of the fellow
in his attempts to accomplish the ruin Of
the girl, took down his shotgun, intending
to shoot him on sight. Trustys' son, aged
eighteen years, learning of his fathers de-
sign, ran up to dissuadc him, and Trustys,
mistaking the boy for Peterson, fired, Kill
ling him instantly.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
MAYOR SIMNS IN READING.

Mayor Simms has become so much at
tached to Reading that he has been in
duccd to remain few days longer. He was
visiting places Of interest, and attended the
Democratic County convention on Monday.
On Monday evening he was the guest of the
City Council He was shown every atten-
ton, and at o'clock the Mayor was usher
ed into reserved seat at the entertainment
at the Academy Of Music. The Eagle says
that our blusbing bachelor Mayor did not
approve of occupying private box for fear
present might annihilate him. The Eagle
thinks that should tie Mayor remain there
much longer he may be captured ID one of
Readings many beautiful ladies', and then
he may set Mayor Evans wholesome ex-
ample
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
Pets of the Turf at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Sept. About five thousand
people were in attendance to-day at the
Charter Oak Park, to witness the second
days racing. Among those present were
noticeable on the Judges stand, Mr.. Arthur
Benson, of Prospect Park, Brooklyn, who
acted as time keeper, and George Sturgis, Ct
Philadelphia. The first race the 3.31 class;
purse $4,000, brought out six starters, viz :
Unknown, Lady Smell, Honest Harry. Bate
man, Nellie Walton, Lady Thurpin, Rich
ard and jeremiah. Unknown was the fa-
vorite against the field, at two to one. The
first heat was one by Lady Smell, Honest
Harry second, Batcman third, Nellie Walton
fourth, Lady Thurpin fifth, and Unknown
sixth. Time 2.24N. The second heat was
won by Lady Smell, Nellie Walton second,
Unknown third, Bateman fourth, Thurpin
fifth and Harry sixth. Time 2.23N. The
third and final heat was also won by Lady
Smell, Walton second, Bateman third, Un-
known sixth. Time 2.24. Lady Smell took
first money $1,000, Nellie Walton second
money $3.50, Honest Harry third money $3.50
and Bateman fourth money $500. =.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
Mr.. GibsOn's RascaIity.

TopEKAKs, Sep. 1.-THE investigation of
the charges against Gibson, at the Usage
Indian agency, has been conducted so far as
the lacking of oral testimony has been con-
cerned, and the committee have adjourned
to Lawrence to examine certain documents
and make up their report. 1t is stated that
the evidence against Gibson is very damag-
ing, and this removal will probably be re-
commended. 1t is known that he has made
practice of having vouchers signed in
blank, and then filling them op with larger
sum than he actually paid, also that he was
in the habit CT buying vouchers at heavy
discount and pocketing the profits. The
Chief of the Usage Tribe was the principal
complaint, and an attempt to stem the scope
of the investigation, so as to include certain
charges of irregulating against Hoag was
made, but it failed, mainly because the wit
ness kopt out of reoch, or declined to testify.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
STRUCK BY An EXPRESS TRAIN.

A PHILADELPHIA KILLED AT HOLLY OAK
HIS BODY BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
Last evening, as the south bound Wash.
isgton sxpress was leaving Holly Oak sta
tion, just above this city, gentleman who
had been standing on the other track stepped
to avoid New York peach train coming
north, and was struck by the en-.
gine on the express train
and thrown some distance clear of the track.
The train was instantly stopped, but the un-
fortunate man had been instaitly killed,
having been struck on the head.
The victim was a Philadelphian, Herman
Payne, who was formerly connected with the.
Swimming School OF Harman & Bros, on
Broad Street below Locust, and was gen.
tleman Of considerable means having re-,
tired from business some time since.
He had come dowut to Holly Oak ,on Tues
day, for weeks cunning, and at the time
of the accident was just coming up from
the boat-house near the station, and proba-
bly, had his back to the express and saw
nothing but the peach train coming on the
other track.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
New York's Criminal Record.

New YOrk'S Criminal Record.
.NEw YORK, Sep. 1.-Patrick Dean of 52H
Carmine Street, last night, entered saloon
for beer and was set upon by five men who
beat him in most brutal manner and
robbed him of his watch and chain.
Arthur Ryesdorf, of New Jersey, while
walking through Thompson Street, last
night, was robbed of over 5000 by, two
women.
To-day, Mary Dusenberry stabbed Flor
ence Franklin four times with pen-knife,
inficting serious wounds.
Brien McDonough is lying at the point of
death in the Chambers Street Hospital from
the effects of a beating received at the hands
of Alfred Warren, last Saturday.
The Coroner held an inquest to-day on the
body of James Langdon, who was shot in
lumber yard, August 81. The jury found a
verdict that Langdon came to his death from
pistol shot received at the hands of some
unknown person.
The Police. Courts are kept unusually busy
and numerous criminals are on trial.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
No Prospect for Terms.

LONDON, Sept. 1st.-the Times special
says, after the recent appointment of Mahard
Pasha as Grand Vizier, of Turkey, there is
less hope than ever of the 1nsurgent coming
to terms. Mahard is regarded as the cham
pion of absolute government, and his very
presence in the. Cabinet is calculated to
make the insurgent desperate. His ap-
ro.ntment, unless mere caprice is proof,
that the sultan is determined to maintain
the system which has pro luced the out
break.