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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-06-17

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-06-17

short ride cut into the country last
Friday, revealed to us the fact, that in
spite o. cod weather we are really IN the
midst Of summer The groves have assum-
ed their gayest robes, and were the crops a
little more forward, we should yet antic-
pate fruitful season. The finest locking
farm we have seen for long time, is the
seed farm Of Messrs Lambeth, few miles
west of the city. They have ia>t finished
their planting, and everything JiIs,uir for
a prosperous year. The clean appearance
Of everything around their place, and the
absence Of weeds, etc, omang their crops,
betoken an amount Of thrift and labor that
i commenduble
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-06-17
TANITcWQC PILOT.
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IHI-RS Y IL L l. IS-n
LAKE SROIgE DIVISION.

Express train leaves Nan O0a.m.A Ar. Nil 4 :5Aa m
Nil. $40 pm. ar. Man. % ?. IN
Mixed - =. Man. II % a. ~. Nil. 200 D. m
" Mi 1:a0a. IN. Man. 300 p. NJ
WESTERN DIVISION.
pIsn leaves Man. }: sop m. Ar Appleton 5.45 p m
Appleton 30 am. An Man. 1850 u III
Two RIVER. DIVISION.
EGpr. leaves "A 1870 pm, Ar Two Rivers - p m
- Two Rivers T:}J u m. Ar. tat VI. : 81 q. m
Mixed = Man. g:O0a.H. Ar.at Two Rivers 9 30 a m
Two Divers 1900 a III. Ar. Man. Il 30 a. IN
Mauitowoc $500 pm. Two Div 3 3Op III
- Two Rivers 4:l5p. III. Ar. Man. 40 pm
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-06-17
MANTTOWOC MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly by j. sc;luettc IIro s.
DEALERS N
GENERAL gGCE7aSDESE.
OFFICE OF TIE MASTTOwoC PuoT.
N
Retail Lumber Market

First Cleay Il a to inch. per N......... S45 90
Second 49, ........................... - 90
First Boards, iuCh...... ....... ..... 40 90
Second '' a. .... 1855. S25 OOll35 %
First 3" Flooring. .....-................. IS 90
Second " Z" Observation-Disclosures. - %
Common, = Observation-Disclosures. ~ 90
Wagon Box Boards II to Is inch, ........-.. % %
Stock Buard. 10 ans II inch. Sl3 0OUl4 90
Common Boards. ...................-..... u 90
Fence Observation-Disclosures. .....-. l. 90
Gull Z" Observation-Disclosures. go
Juist Stuff from l. to Is feet. ........ II %
/, T. ~ upwards. Sl4 o0ISis 90
Timber from IL to 20 feet. ........Sl2 0Grll3 %
~ to % f.et,......... @l4 Gp41s %
UeMlock Lsrber........ .......,.... So OO.ll2 10
Shingles Observation-Disclosures. s. 90. 80. ], 90
Lath per VI. feet 20
Pckets lat. Sl2 90. square ii Oh
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-06-17

The mosquito is at present the popu-
lar theme fer newspaper satire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
nrsprp ATE ArrEaPr TO ESCAPE ARREST

Officers O'Brien and Granger OF the Nine
centh Precinct Police were sent out about 1870 a. !"
Yesterday to arrest Thomas Duly and his broiher WIN
live in Forty-thrdst, between Second and Third-aVes
The police believe that these men belong to the gang WIN
robbed John Daley Of Twenty -rst-st and Thrda'e'
few days ago. The officers found the men. but seeing
that they would go without being compelled 10 10 So
Officer O ren hold OF Thomas Only ana began u
bring him along Duly's brother. however, assanltcd
OBrien and he Obliged TO release MS prisoner a
attend to his asssiant. Thomas Duly, Deing re-
leased, drew revolver and began nrlng at o W
O'Brien officer McEyeety also OF inc NIne
eenth Precinct Police, ran TO his comrades assls,nc
and was shot in the arm. officer OBrien drew Ms re-
yOlyer and shot Thomas Duly The ball entered Duly
left breast and wound was mfcted Wnch may cSuI
fatally Officer McEveety and Thomas Duly Were . as
sisted to the Fifty-nnths Police Station, wneie eey
were attended by DR.. Mcdonald who ordered pom lei
TO be sent to Bellevue Hospital. In the confusion Occa
stoned by the firing the brother OF Thomas Duly
escaped, and has not since been seem CAPT Mouu oI
dered his search for the fugitive ana arrest MN
as soon found.
Thomas Duy's wound Is fatal The bullet entered lust
below the nipple and passed through the lung just Deow
the apex of the heart. Thomas Duly was cher OF tne
Fort sebastopol" gang They are q baid OF tnevsS
who have long been the terror OF the Nineteenth Wau
Duly arrested last April charge OF robbery Oh tne
highway, but escaped without punishment Inc gahs
who inrs this section live around In the shantles on ,e
rocks These shanties serve hiding places ana 10 th
district booty is conveyed when the thieves are har
pressed By the police. Officer OBrien, also, was Dauy
bruised but was able to continue on duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
DEPARTURE OF PALESTINE EXPLORERS.

The second expedition to the regions of the
Jordan under the direction Of the American Palestine
Exploration Society," started from this city on Saturday
afternoon, on the steamer Celtic The object OF the ex
poraops under the auspices Of this Society to prepare
map and investigate the antiquities OF the region east
now being explored by English societies. The party
which sailed on Saturday consisted of Col j. e.
Lane OF Brooklyn, commanding the ekpedltl1'i,
J. Harvey Treat of Lawrence, Mass, and Pro!:
selah Merrill Of Andover Mass distinguished oriental
linguist and arcbaoogist. they will be joined m f
rope by Rudolph Meyer who has preceded the party To
make arrang onens. They took with them large sup
ply OF engineering Instruments OF American make and
to avoid Earring them the entire Journey to Beyrout VIII
be made by water. The expedition will remain two years
in Palestine TIE expenses being paid BY the subscriptions
Of the members and friends OF the Society number OF
gentlemen interested in the work assembled on Tue
steamer to bid farewell ~ the Travellers among others
the Rev Howard Crosby, ID. d., the Rev. W. ii. Ward,
ID. d., Prof A. L. Rawson of the Oriental TopogIapnica
oceanic Canal Company and Prof. j. A. Paine, arch&o
ogist OF tho first expedition sent ont by the Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A MURDEROUs HUSBAND.


a cASAL-BoAT CAPTAIN IN BROOKLYN SHOOTS HIS
WIFE AND THEN HiMsEIF--HER WOUND DAN
GERoUs AND HIS OWN sLiGHT-BIs wIFE's RE-
FusAL TO LIVE WITH HIM THE CAUSE OF THE
CRIME-TR HUSBAND ATTEMPTS ALSO TO
SHOOT POLICE CAPTAIN
Lucinda Watson was shot and dangerously
wounded with pistol in the hands OF her husband,
George Watson, about p. yesterday In Brooklyn
watson also attempted to Police DrillCaptan Jew
stt and then shot himself, though not seriously, in at
tempting to commit suicide.
Watson Is captain Of the canalboat J. II. Kane,
rcsdent OF Oswego and IS years Of His VIE was
born on Long Island, and they married III years
no. but have had no children Mrs. Watson who is 26
years OF age left husband last November and went
% live with her sister, Mrs. James Perrine OF No SO
rompkins-ave, Eeryet, Brooklyn because rs she
asserts abused her and failed TO give her adequate
support About three days ago Visited her and
urged her to return to live with him She told him to
come again In few days and she would give him her an
syer but she says had intention Of returning
30 him.
Watson visited his wife yesterday, to receive her
He sought private interview with her, put
her sisteS Insisted upon remaining in the ROOM Mrs
wson declined TO live with her husband again. ana ne
Immediately discharged revolver at her. The shot did
not take effect, however, and the woman fed, hcr
husband again dscharging the weapon without erect
Mrs Watson ran ont Of doors and around Dehlhu u'c
stoop Of an adjoining house, and moment later returned
to her sisters house, thinking that her huspanu
had gone in pursuit Of her. As -she was
ascending the stairway on her return, however,
her husband suddenly confronted her and fired thro
shot which penetrated her right side. DriliCaptan
xevett who had heard the shots rushed IN NJ TINS juno
ture and attempted 10 seize Watson, who aimed MS IT,
waiver at the CAPTAINS head and discharged it, captain
Jevett who fortunately escaped injury instantly Crap
MED with watson ard disarmed him, though not uhui
watson had managed to turn the pistol to"aro
nj. own body and shoot himself in the right MP
fnnictipg n severe nesh-wOund.
Mrs watson was meanwhile conveyed to bed by her
s,.ter and friends and Police Surgeon Lowensten was
summoned. The surgeon prObed her wound ana iounu
that the bullet passed through the lower part OF her
right lung and pursued downward course beyond the
reach OF the probe. considers the wound very dah
serous though perhaps not Of necessarily fatal charac
ter Watson was taken TO the Sixth s'uePrecihe'
Station House In Flushing ave, near BROADWAY
where his wound dressed Actns-Cap'alh
Buckholz found II cartridges in the pockets OF the prs
oncr who said that he had carried his seVea
years for protection against river thieves watson so
ssid tina. he had charge Of inddey to make against
mis- Wifi and that nnder an impulse caused by her refusal
And hnse He also declares that the shot fred al Sa
Jewett w:is int ded for himself The police dlsceuIl is
statement aud believe that lie visited his VIE Win muir
lerous ntp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

many particulars like that Of Mccormick who died
year ago hydrophOba and In whose brain were found
such interesting pathological changes the McCornick
case too the dog was st alive and apparently hean S
heen suddeny made angry by throwing stone at nv:
IN this case ,e Jog ia. SHOWN symptoms 81 homesick-
ness and excited by play when Mr. Jackson re-
cases. healed readily and did not reopen alter the
symptoms Of bydrophobia had act in II was considered
that the death of these bhonld have been
near the OF the year. Last year air.
Butler the dog fancier and Mr. Mccormick died OF by
drophoba in early Summer aud this beside the case
Of Mr. Jackson two other deaths from hydrophoba have
been reported In Brooklyn Mr.. Jackson lived longer
than persons attacked with hydrophoba usually do but
this Is deemed to have been due TO his excellent con-
sttuton and Dr. Reads sklful treatment and constant
attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

marsh. on the farm OF the late Jacob Morehouse. IL
weighs 4a pounds, being molar and s In good s,aS
OF preservation although the bone OF the jaw auacne
ia very much esayed Other teeth and some bones were
found at the time but the bones generally cruneeo
upon being touched. The remains were only rev iee'
under the surface.
wrsr uopoxrs-The bells OF st. Michaels Church, at
the were blessed by Prof Seton OF seton HAL
College Yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
TwEED's DOUBTFUL FUTURE.

TWEEDS DOUBTFUL FUTURE.
HE WILL PROBABLY NOT BIZ BROUGHT IRON Ihh
ISLAND BEFORE TUEsDAY-HIs FRIENDS FIND IL
DIFFICULT TO PROCURE BAIL
There is now a strong probability that WIN.
Tweed viii not be brought down from the Penitentary
before Tuesday His friends find 1t exceedingly dhcnt
t raise the large Of bail demanded for him peiore
hs release can be obtained 1t seems now likely that he
will not be able TO procure the $3ooo'ooo pail INC
amount Of hail demanded for the "a criminal indictments
the aggregate being than 25OOOO he will be able to
secure without much difficulty.
The 100000 required the civil suits his counsel
will ask the reduce to much lesser sum- on the
ground that It Ia excessive and amounts virtually 10 I'M
prisonment until trial. Until the question OF the pail on
the civil suits l. disposed Of Tweed VIII probably DE con
fined in Ludlow Jail. The date OF his trai on any
one OF the numerous indictments against him mas not
vet been fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

Walsh and Killilea, and which e In the once OF
the chief clerk The permission granted. superin-
tendent Wang therefore, In accordance with the reso
buttons OF the Board will begin Immediately the fnvosu-
cation into the testimony received by the Select Com
mttee OF the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
QUESTIONS OF CITY EXPENDITURE.
THE CONTROLLER OPPOSES THE NEW PARADE


GROUND PLAN.
The Controller at the meeting of the Board
Of Estimate and Apportionment Saturday said that
proceedipgs had again been taken have Commissioners
of Estimate and Assessment appointed by the Supreme
Court for the purpose OF providing for parade ground
In the upper part of the island He said that the plot OF
ground proposed, bordering on sherman's Creek was
not well adapted for the purpose. When 1t was
first selected IT deemed to be the most available
Since then the territory known as the Twenty third
and Twenty fourth Wards has been annexed and there
are several better plots OF ground which be obtained
at more reasonable price. He opposed to any e1
penditure of money at this time foI'such purpose lie
offered preamble and resolution, Of which the following
the more important:
Whereas, The present time is one OF great financial en-
barrassmcn causing depression IN business bearing
heavily upon the OF all classes OF the coinn
reducion OF rentals aud incomes from city property
making it imperative that all unnecessary nun S
avoided as far as possible the cost Of the propoed
rade ground il estinatedas follows: -, ooo ana
For lands consisting OF upward o 100 acres uoOOOV
For laying out and improving the same; 4oo;ooo
and the further OF $4,000 annually to be raised by
taxation for the maintenance OF SAID parade grounu]
Resoired That tie Department OF Public Parks be re-
said and thereupOn the Counsel To the Corporation be
ton for the appointment Of Commissioners Of Estimate
for the opening Of said proposed parade
ground and the supreme Court be respectfully requested
not 10 appoint commissioners for such purpose.
The Mayor said that although he might agree with the
sentiments expressed in the resolution he compelled
to rule II out order. The Controller moved that the
expense of the Board Of Assessors he reduced, on
the ground that the working force now employed
was unnecessary. This was also declared out
OF order. The Controller was authorized to
issue Revenue bonds TO the amount Of $7s5,000
for the Fourtavc. Improvement. and $ljO00O for the
erection Of the Third District Court House. The Con
troller moved reconsideration OF the resolution Endorsed
| 81 .faf2 fAr
evidence necessary in the prosecution of the Ring suits
The resolution was lost, the Mayor and Controller voting
in the Affirmative and Presidents Lewis and Wheeler in
the negative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-The Hon: b. H. Brlstow, oecr ere
tary the Treasury: Orlando NJ Poe, w. - army 1eI
George A. sheridan Orleans the Hen Reuben r. Fen
ton OF Jane and Galusha A. Grow OF fennssN"
MIA Hotel characterization Thepiann OF Germany ':;;
HouseProf F. v. Hayden, u 3 Geoog,Ss NAVY
NICHOLS IOfeI-Chief j. q A. Zeger y . Nasy
Ho,eMaior George A. Gordon VI . A a,,
HotetFrancisco Gonzales Errazuris Chan i"'
tar af Wash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

June 10, rain from H. 10 $40 M amount vi a"n,
SO inch June II, rain from 43O p M TO o3o p NJ, ~
~ wafer 81 inch June ls rain from n TO 1919 a. M
water SS inch Total amount OF water io tue
1.2j inch. ga ,oita.
Distance Travelled by the wind during the week. llo4 miles,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
tAnuOuRcementsl
BURNETT's Flav0ring Extracts sold everywhere.
DR.. LyON's TOOrH TABLETS.
Recommended BY Dentists generally
IAnnOuRcementSl

Prudently break up your cold by the timely
Dr. JAMES FXPFCTORA an ola remedy TOT Soie
Lungs Throats, and certain curative for Coughs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

II window or door of your house is opened
nv burglar while you asleep HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM
TEFGRA 81 Broadway will give you notice and alarm the
burglar No family can AFFORD To be without IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
THE CARE OF THE IMMIGRANT POOR
ANNUAL INSPECTION OF THE IMMIGRANTS Al
WARDS ISLAND BY THE IRISH EMIGRANT

ANNUAL INSPECTION OF THE IMMIGRANTS Al
WARDS ISLAND BY THE IRISH EhiGRANT
SOCIETY.
The officers and members of the Executive
Committee OF the Irish Emigrant Society made their an
nua visit OF inspection last Saturday TO the institutions
OH Wards Island in charge Of the Commissioners OF Emil
grafton The party left Castle Garden at noon. Among
the members and invited guests George j. Forrest
President of Board OF Commissioners OF Emigration;
James Lynch President OF Irish Emigrant Society;
Frederick Setback, President Of the German Society;
Daniel Mauger and George Starr, Commissioners OF En
grafton: and H. j. Jackson, jeremiah Dcvin, William
Won Sachs, +. RemseD L. Bayer, L. D. White, James H.
Floyd, William Lunmis. Eugene Kelly. James Beales
Joseph Fisher George NJ. Taylor John T. Develin and
Charles H. Patrick, members OF the visiting Society
The main building in which are the principal female
bospjta wards was first visited. In company with Dr.
George Flood ply stefan In chief The Kitchen bake
house and laundry inspected In order After Visit
ing the nursery where the children had assembled, the
party proceeded the hospital for the insane, where
under the direction of Dr. G. Mann. the visitors were
permitted close inspection OF the building and its in
mates AZ the females subject TO greater excite
meut when disturbed by visitors, tho party made oni!
short stay in their department. finding them in the large
yards which have recently been inclosed under Dr
Mann's suggestion This physician expressed the nenei
known as the convaescent ward could be furnished win
pictures hira and books and the patients surrounded
with similar home associations the result would De Dene
fetal beyond measure. He thought the public wond
gladly make gifts from their own homes II the mat
ter was brought To their notice ,,,,,,,
After inspection OF some OF the buildings OF less III
porance the company assembled for lunch at the COM
nssiOncrs house AZ It's close, President Lynch read
Daper showing the present standing OF the Emigration
Society and specifying OF the debt which now
crpples IT, These causes IA has been published were
nsa Of the Legislature TO the appropriate
money for the relief Of the Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUrS IN
BROADWAY
g. n, go. Noon 749. 3p m, 79'. hidni~nt co.
Highest during the day 1872 lowest 81.
Average, Gsls. Same day, 1874, 62%'
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ATTRACT OF REPORT FoR TIE WEEK ENDING AT r H.
JUNE 49, 1875
..pourua TuERxonETgR.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

Buy your HATS at KNOx's, PIP Broadway,
in The Fifth Avenue Hotel For perfection OF style =.
fort elegance his Alaska Cashmere has no equal wD'
his Straw Hats embraces many varieties that
impossible TO cnuncrate them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

UNHAPPINESS IN LIFE.
Continued pain however slight Is often the cause OF this
MANY people are Piles Old aud Ulcers who
might be with DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN EArRACIol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
LORD E. TAYLOR. Grand and Chrystie.

FUlIHEg REDUCTION IN CARPETS ~
Administers ~ 30 So Wilfons So 20 TO 81 90
Velyets ~. Boiy Brussels, IL 10 10 81 90
American Tapestries, 81 Threplys, 81 25 -
ngIsns ell zoe. worth ~. Mattings 20c upwsrd
Also Cottage Chamber Suits go upward; Walnut Chamber
Suits $55 upward Chairs Dining and Parlor Furniture &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
LONG ISLAND.

FLUsHING.-RO Canter, who about two
years ago John jenkins at Ncwtown, has been
rendered by his bondsmen and will appear before the
County Court, which at North Hampstead
to-day Burglars broke into the liquor saloon Mary
Hickey on LincOlnst., west OF Main-st., Saturday
night, and stole several bottles OF liquor and IS 30 in
mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

HoBOKEN.-William Dempsey, baker, doing
business Willowst, near fftlst arrested yes
terday Indictment charging him with murder Of
James Battery. who died In st. Marys Hospital from In
juries sustained In fight at saloon at Henderson and
hrteepthsts Jersey city, last New Years evening.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inquiry II being made with
regard old Revolutionary cannon that Tor many
years Kept In this city. At its last appearance In
public II discharged prenatrrry, and Two
nearly killed Since then IL has not been sen, and IL Ii
reported 10 have been given to the State Historical So
cty Mt Trenton. II 10 brass cannon, Fix FOUNDER,
and lie said have been In Russia captured by the
French then captured by the Engsh from whom II
taken VT one Of the battles along the Hudson River
MuIBURs.-The tooth Of n mastodon exhumod
June o. by George Deyore, while optnng 0 spring In
The Morning herald., 1875-09-23
BR REAKING UP Il HOUSE OF ILL.,
FAME,

REAkING UP H HOUSE OF ILL.,
FAME.
Some time since woman who gave her
name as Annie Dougherty, and stating that
her husband was boiler-maker at the P
W. q B. depot, applied to Mrs. Searls tor
the rent of her house, on Sew .nth street be-
tween King and French. Upon this repre-
sentation she was given the house, but sub
sequently Mrs. Searls discovered that Mrs.
Dougherty had no husband, and was carry
ing on a house of ill-fame, and that the
neighbors were up in arms at the disgusting
proceedings which were going on nightly
AT times drunken jewellers would mistake
neighboring houses for this bonanza, and
would call and apply for entrance and cause
unpleasant results.
Suit was brought on Tuesday before Es-
quire Frazer, and after careful hearing of
the case, Dougherty and her crowd of iewd
women were given notice to vacate, which
was done yesterday So that now the neipb-
borhood is once more at peace, thanks to
law and Esquire Frazer.