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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
NEWARK SUICIDES

Last Saturday Rev. J. Marshall, b, +st clergyman,
left Now York, for Europe. The following evening,
Sunday, Miss Clara Marshall his daughter, residing
with her brother, Mr.. Philip Marshal at No IA Freng-
huysen avenue, Newark, N. j., took large dose Of
laudanum For some three years her health had been
very poor, TO render her life miserable. After
taking the poison her friends found her in
condition. sent for physician and vainly tried
to her She died subsequently. leaving lcttcr
behind in which she mentioned her WEAKNESS Of v-
ing wrcchedy and her confidence IN forgiveness and
salvation.
A MIRA schurcman threw herself into cistern dur
ing nc OF temporary nganity on Thursday, aud would
have drowned but Tor the prompt Efforts Of friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
SUICIDE IN CENTRAL
PARK.

As Mr.. L. Ferst and Charles Mltzc were walking In
Central Park, north OF the Museum, last Thursday
night, they came upon man lying the pathway
suffering apparently from poison. 0ncer Flock was
called and the man was taken to tho station house
the arsenal His name found to be Karl Lemke, .
native of Germany, aged hfty years. and that he had
taken Paris green He was sent to Mount Sinai Hos
pta In his possession were found loaded pistol,
box OF powder, balls caps and razor, which he SAID
he had intended to II poison should take effect
He has lately become citizen OF the United States his
papers having been made in Elizabeth. N. J. Hc
said that his vile and child dead and that he had
nothing moro to live for Yesterday his recovery was
despalred Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
ELEVATED RAILROAD.

The Board Of Directors Of the Elevated Railroad mot
yesterday afternoon at No Broadway and elected for
President John r. Tracy, Of the Rock Island Railroad
and Milton Courtwrght, Vice President and Chief En-
gineer.
The ironwork is being rapidly completed at the
Passac Rolling MIL The upright posts put to-
gether at the shop, well tho Orders, and for
wardcd TO New York ready 10 be up. All that has
TO be done here making the foundations and supply
ing the rails and crosses Trains laden with material
for the mill arrive almost daily and tine work in
fair way of being completed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

The Central Presbyterian church, which was formerly
situated in Broome sseeet, will to-day. half-past
three o'clock lay the stone OF its edGce in
Thirty street, Broadway. There will DO
largo attendance Of representatives from sister
churches Of all denominations, and appropriate adj
dresses will be made by tho pastor tho Row. James D.
wilson, Rev. Drs. Hail. Ormiston, Payson, King,
ArmitaRe Tying Jr. and others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.


LouIsvIILx KY, May "a, 1874
The Baptists OF Kentucky celebrated yesterday tho
Tooth anniversary Of the first Baptist preached
In this state with interesting ceremonies the Walnut
street church in this city. Rev William Hickman was
tho first Baptist preacher here, and hts nrst
was delivered near Barrodsburp, MAY u.s. liza
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
SUICIDE OF A JUNK DEALER.

Yesterday afternoon tho body Of John Kock, Ger
man junk dealer, OF Clinton street, Brooklyn, was
yesterday by his wife hanging from rafter
OF his stable He unfortunate In business OF late
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

hpsToN, Monday, May 70, s,6
BUTTER There Is little sieader tendency. but II Is moi
26en, " n for good io choice New York and Vernon
There has been fa demard At these figures but re,ein
i not sqiy d H. a t s s '"ss 10 "a, Mex
allow their consgnients Ia accumulate and II they find
found nuyer Know III and operSie cSl,toa.iy IVY
CutEsE-fh The market continues dull and wenk, Held.
for most oi the slok here would not he refused The HIGH
he outside pee sers ilie can , BE- % at over ~ and
ifom that Gown @ Oe Is 70. range Tor NEST Of ihg sales
Common cheese can be bought al se a H. and viii pro
nKISs~ choice medium. .cn at $40 D bg.hsl. Pea
Tor Western and sln0l@ Tor N9rhern, but y 30 Is an
extreme price yellow Eyes selling In h small Al
Otel i but would Ice hard To place large lot at sle,
The -- in-terl cinnoi be quoted over sc
Northern are selling at r and Western at lec " dozen Ia
f0fAfors -o~ Ing To the demand for planting Earl,
od higher han The sales have ranged at l5fi0
u bisie but only The best kind Of either will
viii he IN les request Peerless and ohrl varieties range al
MALE sTGAR AND sYnrr-The sugar trade seem.
70 have dropped OIL nnd hni II hard to get reliable
ana N tabs and ai. 5ea.e i range syrup Is -'inp
aS 81 $50 % IT, lg r. sk's, and .set|s or small,
NAV ANb STRAW. There + hiiner feeling Tor hay
prize huNevrr mud insi OF liz sales sti range at setg
n ton. There continue, 90 be demand for export unl
this, win the home trade, keeps receipts well sid p.
straw Is IA ~ " demand at ssse1ae q ton.
iNNNN NltllH~ continue 70 DE llur busy. and
prices well slstanel Clover selling ~ sGlq a NJ
Ia nbbng lots 1nnoiiN y hfmef, win sales siGai Il
hu.hrl hei top l. easter selling al ,J25ed1lA ~ bag.
WOOiA lot of 70 900 ~ uf New Hampshire fes,ts sold
Al 81 q N, bui ts outside pfcc fuf this diesel ptnn
OHIO and frnsyYau nes have hfu sallu. tfff
iuf 1, t.e g. for and i1e tbc lot medium amt NyN
Michigan aud Wisconsin nfece- dun liffli r. "a n
with sails. mostly al aS. Iuiubng and deair sees
neglected, the large manufactures being well supplied
he Kentucky clip viii soon be arriving hui pnifahy
viii bring iedTic II ba large falling from
opening prices of last year New California wool now
arriving quite freely, aud sells At lsei26r ~ N, Ia quality
and condition hnyers appear 10 be- cunnun that prizes
will continue to rule quite low.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17


The unprecedented rains oi lasi week, together
with the large quantity II snow In the woods
caused a serious overflow Of the streams IN many
sections The principal damage occurring upon the
Connecticut river. During the latter pant Of last
week this river rose TO a dangerous height. and
caused considerable destruction of property The
Fassumpiic railroad appears TO have been heavy
sufferer II Is estimated that rs losses will nearly
equal those Of the iamou. ffcshot " iSin over
three miles cfdump washed out between Wells
River and Newhuy. AZ lassnmpsic aloui eight
or ten ruds Of @ twcuty-ioot dump and irestlo are
gone They lose also heavily In other places
along tho line, and their passenger. were iuiccd
To take some other route be carried several miles
10y stage, or be delayed for two or three days
The Portland Ogdonsburg road has also lost
several hundred feet ofdump ON the Moose river,
east Of st. Johnsbury and ha. a heavy washout
at lunenburg The highways have also suffered
much damage. and there WIS general suspension
Of travel All the lowlands and meadows north
OF White River Junction TO Barnet were under
water, aud wrecks Of buildings, wood bark. hay,
etc. were constantly passing down.
Considerable fears were entertained at one time
for the safety Of Wells River village owing to a
fear that the dam Of Dnmnt & Adams. just west
Of the village would breal, away, and suhmerge
the village. Luckily however no damage ofany
account WAS done.
The Montpelier Wells River road suffered a
washout Of about six rods, near piyold's Hat ia
'roton but suffered detention only one day the
tr.ns running regularly the next day
There was great fear at one time that the new
min Of H. J.. Peabody at Mclndoes, would be
carried OF, but. luckily, this danger was aycrted
Mr. Peabody lost about one hundred thousand
feet of lumber in his boom, but can probably sell
IL 10 PARTIES further down the river Most OF his
logs were in Blooms in the tributaries " the river
and were saved Most Of the bridges acros. the
Connecticut river bordering ON this state were
washed away, which entails heavy lass npon the
towns interested
We hear of damage done la various other sec
tions, hut not 10 any alarming extent Take it
an in sll. every one has occasion TO congratulate
himself that the case 3. no worse We hear Of
bat one case Of death-that Of q man In Brad
ford, Thompson By name, who was capsiycd and
Ir,vuaI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
Cart Before the Horse.

An editorial appeared in the Globe April t. headed
Kentucky and Vermont" which copied In several Of
the state papers. In which mention Is made Of nenamn H.
Brsiow candidate for President and Luke +. Poland
for vcePricni. Why should The Gio6e propose or even
submit to such classification why Poland Prcsi-
dent and Brslow for Vice President shoud be thought
ndisIensahly neccssarg Ia take him from his position
secretary of the Treasury, post whch
well ed for the present at least From what stand point
has Giobe made classification Can Vermont from
what she knows OF the men, mil alology adopt
ing IL lrirr Poland b distinguished Of Vermont
whom the people hit to honor and Whose abilities they
appreciate In his record on the bench and In The council.
OF the nation the state feels just p,ls The people know
himi they know his political prnelp~ the, iHuw that he
believes In government whois government mot he i,rts
but thing substantive" never Ia h. rcni In twain
Judge Poland Republican, whose hfuine-- aud ntes-
uy unduuhcd at home and abrad. hi- official posi-
ton or series OF years past qualities him fully under
stand the present status Of our government, The sensitive
Of the people several states and Ia fully con
prehend the wants and necessities Of the nation. By hts
Official he has proved himself hnriuunixer Of the d.
uTbed elements which be brought into one harmonic
whole before the ship OF state viii glide safely on her
course, re om the dangers with which jealousy ma, sur
round her
Vermont also knows Mr. Brsiow to Ice distinguished
and citizen either by birth adoption. of Kentucky
that he holds the oor Of Secretary the Treasury
and is discharging the duties Of hi. office with ability and
energy and II would that ths any other admins
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

lhHDwICK The heavy storm Of Wednesday
night last, and the rapidly melting snow in the
highlands, caused a very rapid rise in the river
here, amounting to almost " first-class" freshet
For time Thursday morning fears were enter
tanned for the safety of the upper mill dam in
this village, but by the prompt efforts Of our
citizens, what must have been a serious diaster
was ayerted The meadows below here along the
u'er were mostly covered with water. The water
was so deep in the road each side Of Pinney's
Awmi as to ohstruct travel. The railroad noaI
'ates crossing three miles west Of here, was COW
cred so as tot prevent the safe passage of trains
thursday evening and Friday morning. The
mixed train being west Of the break mails, pas
sengers, etc, were conveniently transferred The
roads were damaged considerably in many places
The law business seems 10 he quito prominent
mere this spring Sessions Of court were almost
'ohtnuous through the past week. Several APP
peal cases, from the decision Of the commission
us oil Adophus Ilolton's estate, were heard be
lure arbitrators-two before Judge Rodgers, Of
Nheelock, and two Others before d. A. Rodgers
isqr OF Wells River. Lawyers are happy, and
plenty, only six being counted here on Friday.
henry Bndgman, our nuTseryman, is making his
spring distribution Of fruit trees The hard times
w not prevent people from buying trees the fruit
VI which may hereafter tickle their palates
"ndgman reports sales for spring setting aggre-
S"tlhg about seven thousand, which includes many
s'"pe vines and ehce-y trees that are propagated
elsewhere We regret to announce the serious
uihess Of Captain Williams niyis merchant at
'As' iiardwick. The disease Is said to he erysip-
''as OF very malignant type, and the chances for
hEriIEi--Mr Gilman, who was struck heavy
o'ow by MIR, StclSney, while in court before Jus
wee brooks in this town, month ago has not yet
recovered from his injuries and has been most OF
''' tme since confined 10 his house.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
AVN nRALEl,s EsTATE.

Ia Probate Court hid Al MeniIaler. in said blslci, ca
Tho egih day OF April 4, u. kti
MARY NJ RraicS aud Deone nIaley Execution Of the -.
ERASED pre.ent he administration aenuii for ckamna'
tan and allowance, and make Application TOT sfee %
datrhuOn and partition ni tho sait
Mherenpoh, u ordered BY said Court, that said account
and saLf Application be- eieuri to session thereof 10 b.
held tho ffoiaie once In said Montpelier. the liii
day VI May A. ~ irlb. Tor haafins and l~sou thereon
And l. fnrilcf uiirp that notl1e hereof BE- given all
pcn.on interested, ~ publication OF the sane three weeks
succes-ively IN the Vermont Mnchnan state Journal
new spaper published AZ Montpelier, previous said
appointed lot hearing. that they may appear at SAID time
and place, and show cause, they may have, Why said
account should not be allowed and such dscrse made.
Nv the tonrt.-Attaaf,
sssi iiARvfY rILDEN. Judsr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

CHELSEA. The spring term Of the village school
taught by Mr. Cummings, closed ON Friday last
with the usual examination. Rhetorical exercises
were also presented In the afternoon. The exam
nation passed off very creditably, and many OF
the scholars were nearly perfect In their different
studies. In the evening leyee was given by the
young people OF the different schools IN the
vicinity, at which they enjoyed themselves until a
late hour The centennial elm WIS set out on
the north common the other day. The boys were
somewhat yexed at first fearing that It would in
terfere with their games Of base hail. but finding
that il did not they have concluded to letthe tree
stand. The jail still continues with but two In
mates-frederick Woodworth, for larceny, and C.
W Ogiatt, for that other naughty caper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

WNrnWm 49, Sunday, the body Of a man was
seen in the edge Of the water By the river side.
near the village the legs fastened Ia the sand
u was pulled up by pike pole and found a.
he the remains Of joel Wheeler, who lived near
the fails opposite Ridley station. and has been
missing since the last Of December Ills wife
died in the fall and he wandered away from home
No trace could be- found Of him farther than
Middleses, where he probably broke through the
ice into the river. %. one hundred and two per.
sons signed the pledge at the meeting last Tues
lay night, aud about ;he same number signed on
the following evening after listening to the adj
dresses Of Mossrs Frost and Durant The sgnen
met on Saturday night and organized o Reform
tlub-Willian r. Dillingham;. President, Curt.
Wells Secretary. Addresses were delivered D.,
George W Kennedy and William T. Dillingham;.
after which the meeting adjourned until next
dday, 20 hold regular Temperance meeting at
Village Hall. A glee will be sung under the lead
orship OF Prof = r. ober. and several short ad-
dresses will De delivered .. The sale of the foun-
dry and other real estate by the assignee Of D.
Adams was adjourned from Saturday until som,
future time a. J. Scott, the cweer Of this
place, has bought two building lots near the VII.
hge Hall, from the land belonging 10 the ludg,
Carpenter place. lie intends to build a hous,
there. Mr.. Stranshan, the tailor, has tomat,
plant on which large ripe tomatoes are hanging
And this I. a last years plant lie cut off som,
stalks just above the surface Of the ground and
stuck them down in a box OF earth, which he kept
IN the house during the winter. The plants rooted
aud have grown to be large and vigorous, with an
abundance Of fruit. The ground has not been
80 saturated with water for several years MOI
have we seen such muddy roads. The spring
work will be delayed, but grass looks well
Al the annual communication Of WinoosN Lodge
No 40, T. and 4. NJ, held at Masonic Hall
May "a, the following officers were elected
and installed W. NJ, f. A. Newcomb; 5 W
Milon Wilson; J. W, j. 5 Batchelder; Treasurer,
Curtis Wells Secretary, T. W. Huntley; 5. D.,
t. II Wells D., Alpha W. Davis Chaplain
Key. Walter Underwood, ID. D. Marshall, II. NJ
bruce, ;. S, Arthur Demeritt; j 5, Janus Cros-
set; Tyler, Emory Town. Last Friday the Pas
sumpsc riyer-Boston 4 New York-mai was
brought to Waterbury with teams, by way OF
stowe, on account Of the high water in the Con-
necticut valley. Batter sold from twenty lone to
iwenty-three cents on Monday. The Advent
church, lately sold to the Catholic society, is to be
enlarged by an addition Of thirty feet on the
south end. The chum excitement has not
abated And now comes Mr.. Abner W Davis,
with n box churn with a santing roof, on rockers
and rollers, and in which the cream is turned bot
tom side up by curves made by slaves at the end
OF the box. This is wonderful year for ehurns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

eiAlt OF VERMONT, District Of Washington, -,
In Probate Court held nj Montpelier n sail District,
the SIN day at MAY, A.p. lsini
Horace fairs Administrator IT the estate OF Caleb
Thompson, late OF Nnieinury, m said Distract, do
ceased presents hs administration noolnt for exam
nailnn and allowance and makes Application Tor a
des'fee ~ distribution Rud partition ~ tho estate nf
SAID decreased WiefeNton, II Is ufrred by -ad Cont
session hrcu 10 be held NJ the ffuhaie oe In said Mont
IT0r, the 18Th dnY 81 Junc, \. H. lrlb Tor bearing
and decision theroui And, further ordered, that
Notice hereof be- glenio all persons Interested, by puhioa-
hii 90 lie tines prrks Succ~sriy IN the Vermont
Mhirhuian and State journal, newspaper Published
Montpelier. previous 10 said time appointed for hearing.
that they may aplHAr NJ sail time ani place and show
cause, " amy neS may have why said aeennn should not
la allowed, and such fufnre made.
mp iitEVFY rIinTN judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

IN Probate Court held 1T Montpelier m said DsrUi. on
the lith day OF May, A. H. 1876.
joel FOSTER, Jr,, Administrator of the estate Charles
Malug, late Of Noihned, IN said District decreased, PIE
sehis HI administration ncrunni for examination and allow
ancg aud makes application Ion deefee ~ isirhuun and
partition of tie estate of said deceased Nheieupon II Is
derni by said Court that said account and -h application Ia
referred 70 session ilept 10 b. heid nj the rriais oc.
IN said Montpelier. the 9Th day Of June A. u. lrsh.
Tor hearing ad decision thereon And II Is further ordered.
that notice hereof be- given To all persons Interested by put
lnn NJ the three weeks 4IircesiNel, in the Vermont
Waterman a State Journal a newspaper puhlshed At
Mont eer, previous 70 said time appointed Tor hearing, that
they may appear at said time AMI place and show cause n
any they may why nrnnnt should not be- allowed,
and such decrts made h3 the ourt-Autrt,
dl-Ji \. A. CHASE Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

- The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court tot the District uf Randolph commissioner
tn reve, eNafne, andadust all claims and demands all
lFrsous against The estate Of Jeleiiai :, Allen late
btuukhei, IN said District, decreased, aud All claims ex
tied IN Offset thereto, hereby gye notice that will
for the purposes aforesaid, the dwelling house y, a..
bigow on the sth day Of June and 18th day October
next, trum nine O'Clock, until four O'Clock NJ each
81 sl days, and that six months fnn he Nth DAY Of Man
A. D. 1876, "a the time lnliel By fnl Court for -a cred
tors 10 present their claims 10 ~ Tor examination aud al
low aiiee.
Dated NJ Rfookhcld this 10Th day Of May, A u. l,ss
a-l t. ~ HiCHARbsnN Commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
nSkvfS TILpES, Judge,


Y
In Probate Court htld AZ Montpelier n sah District on
the IA daN OF May, A. ID. 1870
iiany bnikley Administrator q DC estate II John e.
Cr--et, late u nuNhufy IN sid District, dcears l,Ts
his administration accOunt aud allow
Rnre and makes application tot dccrre dsirhuon and
partition of the estate u sni1 deceased Mhrfrnpon Il
ordered by said Court that said acoani and said appca
ton be- referred TO session Thereof bee held the Pm
bate uiice, IN said Monilel the 2jl ay nf MAY
~ ISIS for henrine and decision ihereon And,u further
ordered that notice hereof be given ali persons
hy publication OF The hrce weeks suesssey HI the
Vermont Maltmnan a state Journal a spapsr pnh
-he NJ Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointed Tor
hraing that they may appear al sai time and place, ana
show " any they may have, why said account should
not h. allowed, amt such decree made.
liy the Court-Auesf,
r9-al HARVEY TILDfN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
IIon,cr 2. HAMsprhi.s ESTATE.

H. inlr,ie ooufi ieid az Monil~iicr Ia @hi Dsific
on the 18Th day Of May. 4. u. 1875
thure. i.ams.l Adnin'lril o BE- estate ~ lloracc
~ I,an.leil, late uf Nofthnel in -sh District, decreased,
prsns hi- administration account for examination and al
hwunee, and makes application Toe deee u distribution
and partition OF the estate VI said dpeuass. MlgIrulnn
u orei4i by SALT c0nr ihai -aii account aud said
Application Bee referred 60 sf-stun thereof, 10 be-
hrld NJ r irulaie Ofilcs In said Montpelier the
lth day ~ June, \, d. lsih, hearing and decision
tlrisnni amt H. further ordered that noie irituf
given "a al persons Interested, Y publication Vt the ssuH
three weeks successfully Ia the vermont Matrfan stale
journal. sapef published Al Montpelier, previous
sll tune appointed fnr hennng, that they may aprFar
said time place. AMI show any they nt
why said assodt should not be- allowed and such decree
made. rs tile uft.-Att-t.
lt-n HARVEY TIInFN. Jndge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
All the Worlds u stage.
Mariages.

Marriages and Bedfhs inserted gratis; Obituary
Notices fre cents per line, iHrdridbiV
ln Montpelier, MAY 10, bv Rev. ~ newton alagier.
GEORGE ROGERS. ~ Cabot. AMI MARY BANCROFT. of
Montpelier.
In Ro.hnry, MAY ~ by Rev. A. GAnld GEORGE NOR
GAN and Lucy 4. srALDiNG, both Of Roxhury.
In burlington. May n, by REV. George u Stafford. T. 4
RICE, Of Granny, and LEONOBA D. BARkLEl, of Bur