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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-06-20
PATENTS.


r.. H. f. ID u Y
No. rs State Street, opposite Kilby Street 4iosfop
Secures patents in the United States alsa w
Great Britain, France and other foreign cOuntrp
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished
remitting one dollar. Assignments recorded .
Washington. No agency IN the United States p
sesSes superior facilities for obtaining Patent o.
GceTtdiIling the pGtentGbility of Intentions L. g.
EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most successH
and capable practitioners with whom L have bad
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents
Inventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy more capable of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent OF
tice."-EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of
Patents"
Boston, October 10, 1876
r. FL. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir you procured fl
me, in 1910, my first patent. Since then you hay-
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases and
procured many patents, reissues and extensigs
have occasionally employed the best agenel, in
New York, Philadelphia and WashingtoL, iui
still give yon almost the whole of my busine- "a
your line and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, Jan. 1, 1S79.-1y
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Petition for Discharge in BankruDte

In the District Court of the United States for Il
District of Vermont. In Re. WILLIAM T
NELSON, Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF VERMONT IS.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has be-,
filed in said Court, by William Ii. Nelson ~
St. Johnsbury, in said district duly declareda ban.
rupt under the Act of Congress of March ID IN;
for discharge and certificate thereof, from
his debts and other claims prOvable under ,,5
Act, and that the 5th day of Aug. 1873 at o'cl.S
A. M. before the Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER JuJ
of said Court, at the q. S. Court Room in the II
OF Burlington, is assigned for the hearing Of
same when and where all creditors who bs
proved their debts and other persons in inteIe.
may attend and show cause if any they have vii,
the pray er of said petition should not be granite
1851 b. b. SMALLEY, CLERK
Dated at Burlington, on the 9th day of June In
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Gstafes.
Z EVILS PIERCE,s ESTATE.

Il EVILS PlERCE'S ESTATE.
IL STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT
In Probate Court, held at the Probate offc,, 9s
Johnsbury in said district the 18th day If 10 St
A. ID. 1879. VI 'uhs
Abel A. Pierce, executor of the last will m,
lament of Lewis Pierce late of st. Johnsbnr 'e
said district deceased testate, makes applic:S,,
to said Court to extend the time heretofore aIl
him to pay the debts due from said deceased Ne
to render his administration account until ait
future day. SON.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court tb,.
application be referred to the 2Sth day Of ' sad
A. d. 1879, at the Probate office in St JobnsIul e
for hearing and decision thereon, and it is fogll
ordered that all persons interested be no, t5s
hereof by publication of notice of this applic.il7
and order thereon, three weeks successful
the Caledonian, newspaper published Of
Johnsbury, previous to said time appoiDtoJ
hearing, that they may appear at said tina =.
place and if they see cause object thereto Oh
By the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Regis,o.
A true COPY of recOrd.-Attest, '''
s5s7 HENRY FRENCH, Registo,
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j. G.. JOHNSON,
r. t. HALL,
JOHN g. HALE

Kew. l.. o. Brastow said he was not
sure but that all the propositions stated
or implied in the resolution submitted
oX committee might be accepted by
all and he was not sure but that it
might be desirable to guard in some
way against some possible misappre-
henslon or misapplication of the reso-
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BUILDING MATERIALS

For sale; timber joice, boards clapboards and
iaths, cedar and spruce shingle, doors, Windows
blinds, mOuldings, brackets, ladders hardware fol
building, lime: paints wall paper and everythin.
necessary for building. L will not be undersOld o.
underbid by any one that will pay 100 cents on tn
dollar. Give me your plans and let me a job an
you will not have any more trouble about it. Blind
in the white, or painted trimmed and hung to o.
der. For want of space, 1 will not name the bu.
dings that have built, being over so in numbrr
mostly dwelling houses. stores, and horse barn.
scattered all over this village. So my refercno,
are all the leading business men and the men
have built for in this town. L deliver lumberaf
material to all parts of the city.
Thanking my numerous friends for their liz
patronage, 1 am now prepared to do all XII,
work by the day or job, at prices to suit the t--
will furnish all the materials for building orlt
as desired by parties wishing to build. I take ir
from the bottom of the cellar to the top Of tlr
chimneys. Plans and specifications furnished whG
desired. By being prompt and attentive to bus.
ness, hope to merit continuance of your paSt
favOrs, and share of the public patronage
WANTED-Fifty Thousand feet OF clear, dry
spruce, bass and pine lumber.
Residence on Railroad street opposite Portland
street
st. Johnsbury, March, 1879.
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w. ]. BRAY, Contractor and
Builder.
JOBRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10.

Having worked at building for fourteen yea
and being a contractor and builder for the last
years, L have worked and built from the plans al
drawings of L. Packard, architect of this place
having built a good share of the best buildH.
outside of the Fairbanks in this place nv wos
and close attention to business has gained for u-
the reputation for doing the most and best work
any jObber and builder in this place. l can build
house in a shorter space of time than any othE
builder in the place, for 1 keep good carpenter,
masons and painters, so that can have the work
all going at once. am better prepared than ever
before, having all the appurtenances for hOisting
moving, repairing, re-mOdeling and erecting bull
dings of every description. As my business is in
creasing every year, am bound to give satsiaC-
h ss.sd TssiooS, do ~
building in this place.
keen all kinds of
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ST. LOUIS LEAD.

Warranted Pare, and all other Paint
ers Supplies for sale by
GEO. C. VAUGHAN, DRUGGIST, R. R. ST.
CALL AND GET PRICES.
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MacuIIar, Parker & Co.

of Boston, and are so well known throughout New
England that further comment is unnecessary.
We will simply say they equal in every re-
spect to custom made work and many TailOrs are
selling them in preference to manufacturing them.
Before purchasing you will do well to call and ex-
anime our stock.
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So. SO g. $500 PANTS

Has induced us to continue to manufacture them
to order for the present. These pants are
bargain. An Wool and well made.
No Shoddy.
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Furnishing Goods Department.

VI uiSiihY UUUuS DCpoi liiOhl.
We have added to our business a Large Line of
Mems Furnishing Goods, consisting of
All kinds of NeckUear, Linen and Pa
per Collars and Cuffs, White and Fancy
Shirts, Understands and Draavers, Linen
Cotton and Silk HandkerchiefS, MEMS
and Youths Suspenders, Cotton, MerinO,
SILK and Fancy Half Hose, White, Lisle
Thread, One and ItoO Button, Kid, Dog
Skin, Castor and SilUer Buck CLOVES
Macullar, Parker d. Co.'S Linen and
Mohair Busters, Umbrellas, OueralIs,
Jumpers, OuerShirts, dc.
These goods are all New and Fresh, and have
been marked to sell
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For Sale by #. f. Fletcher. Eastern Ayenn.
This Stove, with Patent Feed Door Oman ~
sents all the pleasant features of an omen pn ~
nre, and by inserting the Broiler (which aeeomna
most perfect arrangement for broilng ever ofraI
free from smoke dust grease or smell and ;s az
simple and effective in its operation thai If COS, 81
' W "i- 1891
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White Vest Department.

We have opened the best line of WHITE
VESTS ever shown in this town. These Vests
are made by
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HAVING

Thoroughly refitted my store,
and added largely to my stock in
trade, am prepared to sell Drugs, Pa
tent Medicines, and Toilet Articles
at very low prices.
GEO. c. VAUGHAN, Druggist, r. r. ST.
Physicians Prescriptions Specially.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AARnuus, June 2s-Sailcd, bark Soren Bsrnsr (Nor).
Psdersen New York mot as before reported
AMSTERDAM July 5Arrivsd bark BJorviken (Nor). Har
ris. New York
Sailed 7th. bark Archer. Wilder. Now York.
ANTWERP July s-.Arrved. steamers Trident t3r. Nun
roe New York; vadcrand tBeg,. Nichols Philadephia
ship Royal Charter (Br). Cain. New York
Sailed 9TH. ship Bvcrst ~ Churchill, New York; bark
Margaret Evans (Br. Robertson Pensacola; eth, bark
yasco de CANA tNor). Andrcasen Now York
BRISTOL, July s-Arrlved steamer Acadia Br). Montgom
ery, New York.
BERWICK, July 7-Arrived, bark Kepha Nor Torgesen.
New York.
Bnrxrx June s--Arrivcd. bark Joseph Hickman (Br).
Richardson. Baltimore.
Sailed 9th. ship Elizabeth ior) Hslbcrstadt, America
BARCELONA, July 5-Arrvcd, steamer karo u,r). Col
lugs New York; bark City Of Chariottetown (. Scott,
do.
CARpIrr, July sArrved, bark Africa tr. Murray. st
John. NIB.
Sailed sth, steamer Rheubina (Br). Canon. Now York.
CRoxsrADT. July 4-Arrivcd, barks Caroline tNor),
Josephscn Now York; Il v Amqvist tsw), Boden. do.
CApIz, July 3-Sailed, schr Martha Hail. Burgess,
Gloucester, Mass
FALxourn, July s--Arrved. bark Bryant, Nichols,
Pisagua.
HAascao. July s-Arrived. bark Frigga Nor) sorensen
New York
HAnlisexs, suiy 7Arvsd. bark Eliaor tNoD. johnson
Pensacola.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

wAsHINGToN. July 8. 1870.
DAN sIcKLEs FOR SECRETARY OF WAR.
General Daniel E. sickles arrived in Washington
yesterday and has been In consultation with ndm-
ber OF leading officials and politicians. 1t is under
stood that he has been proposed to the President
for appointment Secretary of War. to succeed Mr..
McCrary. when the latter tenders his resignation
from that Office. next month. Democratic gossips
say that the President IL quite favorable to the ap
pointment Of shrewd and skilful political man
ager as General Sickles. whose services would be
highly valuable in forwarding the interests of Sec
retary Sherman for the Presidential nomination.
MR.. GLOVER AND THE CUSTODY OF THE GLOVER
REPoRT--A QUESTION TOR THE LAWYERS.
Some Of the lawyer members Of Congress dis
cussing the question whether the retention Of pa
pers by the Chairman Of the Committee on Expen-
ditures in the Treasury Department of the last
Congress Is An offence. and whether the
reassembling Of Congress in December they
should not bring Mr.. Glover. tho ex-chairmsn re-
ferred TO, before them for contempt. The Clerk Of
the House says that 1t viii be his clear duty to bring
the matter to the notice Of the House in December.
The law is explicit. he says. that as
the right Of Mr. Glover to the custody
of tho paper arose from his official connection
with the committee as a member of Congress.
aud that connection ceased at twelve NJ.
the Ath day Of March. 1879. his right of
custody also ceased. and all papers, including
testimony taken in investigation should have been
forthwith transmitted to the Clerk of the House to
be kept in the file rooms in all other Mr..
Glover by negIecting to deliver the papers to the
clerks. makes square issue by admitting they are
in his custody.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09

Steamer Alger. tBr,. Watson. liverpool via Queens
Steamer Otheio tBr, Mitchell. Hull. E-sandsrson &
Son.
Steamer Tyrian tB,. Garvie Bristol Henderson Bros
Steamer Pereirs Er, D.ure H.vre-Louis de Bebisn;
samana. Cape haytien and Turks lsiand-wm Clyde
Steamer Wy anoks Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamer T. W Garrett. Foster. Bstimere-J Krems
Steamer Biddis Wallsce. Philsdephia-Wm
Stoamer Neptune, Berry, Boston-H r Dimock.
Ship Heinrich Tonic Ger. Fortmann. Brsmsn-Her-
Ship Bessie Crosby OBJ. Phillips. Amsserdam-Janes W
SHIP Imperial. Crosby. San rr.nc.sco-simonsoa
BARK Saga (Nor) svendssu, Hull. g-Funch. Edge Co.
Bark Emslie Aus) Thrsnich Cork for ordssSloeovich
Bark consssn.in Gen. Braun Cork Falmouth for
Bark Kong svcrrs CNor) Gut.srt ssettin-Funch Edye
Bark Flora tNorl, svanoe. neutrality-suspicious., Boys
Bark Brothers. Colson. Rio Jsneiro-Jsmss Ward d
Bark Hornet, Hopkins. Lasuayrs and Porto cabolo-
DAett. Boulton Co
Bark Reindeer. Decker. St Pierre MarsH Trowbridge's
Bark Thomas Brooks W augh. stJago and Guantanamo-
Bark Anina Ger. Tantssn. Richmond. va--Hormsnn
Koop SEQ.
Brig Morning Light. DILL Dsmsrsra-L W P Arm
Brig we.smorsland cBD. P.ckhaz Halifax. Ns-P
sehr Mary weober, Allen, Doner.ra-rs.as Staples.
Schr Stony Brook. Rudolf. Point Isabel (rexas,-B o
sehr Lille raulkenburg, Loveland, ssv.anah-slsght
seSr Charley woolsey Longstrsst. B.lsImors-slashs
seS2 Harvest. McD4v.d, Chester. Pa-Mas.er
Schr Van der WORT, Brown, Philadelphia-Csrt-
sshs Jenny Lind. Spencer. Braatford. cs-RAokets I
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
ALBERT WEBER'S WILL.

The will CT Albert Weber. the we'll known piano
manufacturer who died u few days ago. was filed in
the Surrogate's office yesterday. The document is
very bulky. and contains numerous bequests. The
deceased appoints his wife. Martha Weber.
and his son. Albert Weber. Jr.. his executors.
He gives to his wife his country residence At Port
chester. westchestcr county and all the household
property and goods in his dwelling house in West
Nineteenth street aud Ut Portchester. includ-
ing all the silver aud statuary. Ho then
appoints Frederick L. Mayer. A. p. Higgins
Frederick +. Weber. Martha Weber and Albert
Weber, trustees to hold the residue OF his estate
during the lifetime of his son. Albert Weber Jr 10
continue the business. and out OF the rents and
of the estate he directs that until his debts
paid his wife shall be paid annuity of 200.
and an annuity OF 81 0U In given to his two
daughters. After his debts paid he directs tho
from 100000 to be pau to his wife and tho
income x5O0OO to each OF his daughters. After
the payment of the legacies he directs the
trustees to convey the residue of the estate
10 his son. Albert Weber. Jr. in fee simple.
The active duties OF the trustecship he asks be
performed by Mr. Mayer his Albert aud Mr..
Higgins. and directs that II in any year there be u
loss $4,000 they shall Immediately wind up the
il to according to the laws of state Of
New York. Mr.. Mayer and MIR. Higgins are to be
paid for their services and also to receive addi-
tona reward OF $4,000 each IL the trust is faithfully
executed. codicl IL annexed to the will providing
for the distribution OF the $lU000 given his wife
upon her death, well as the f500O0 given each
OF his daughters upon their demise.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
ENCOUNTER WITH BURGLARS.

Mr.. George W. Bryant. who was defeated for Con-
gress last fall in the Harlem district. awakened
from sleep at early hour yesterday morning by .
peculiar noise in the lower part of his residence No.
ll3 East 111th street. Rising from his bed MIR. Bry
ant. without changing his dress. stood still In the
room and awaited further developments with .
loaded revolver in his hand. Pretty soon he heard
sound like heavy body crawling up the
stairs Slowly but surely it proceeded its tedious
ascent and finally stopped in front Of Mr.. Bryants
door. long and painful pause followed and Mr.
Bryant was beginning to think his Imagination had
betra yed him when, by the first streak OF early day
light tn rough the bedroom window. he the door.
which unlocked. slowly yield to an outside
pressure, and in moment after stood
revealed to Mr. Bryant. The moment the
intruder discovered Mr.. Bryant he rushed
forward with . suppressed oath and planted
a heavy iron jimmy which he carried in his hand
twice in the face of the half-robed gentleman.
Though bleeding and partially stunned Mr.. Bryant.
who broke away from him and rushed down stairs.
Mr.. Bryant followed. and. seeing two men in the
lower hall. he discharged his revolver at them.
cry at back my God, I'm
shotv' but the two men nevertheless hur-
ricd to the kitchen and passed into the
ya.d. Mr.. Bryant meanwhile threw open
window, and when the burglars came in sight he
quickly discharged his weapon twice In their direc-
ton, but this time without effect, for the thieves
traced their steps aud made good their escape by the
front basement door, Then Mr.. Bryant dressed,
and, going down stairs. discovered trail OF blood
leading from the kitchen tars to the and thence
through the hallway the street. where 1t lost.
An examination showed that the burglars had
tered the house from the yard by forcing the door
u water closet which communicated with the
kitchen How they gained admission to the yard
is unknown. The jimmy with which Mr. Bryant
had been assaulted was found in the parlor hallway.
1t Is ugly looking tool. about three feet long.
The Harlem police possess no Glow to the robbers.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
tons are issued for the information of the United


States exhibitors
Congress having made no appropriation for the
payment OF freight upon the goods sent to the Aus
traian Exhibition. and having assigned no govern
ment vessels to the duty of transportation. tho
United States Commission will assume no direction
whatever of the movement of goods either to or
from Australia. 1t il suggested however. that they
should be strongly boxed. distinctly marked and
shipped according to carefully prepared invoices or
which copies should be preserved by the shippers:
and ut least two copies in every instance be
the United States Commission.
Upon the delivery OF the goods within the Exhib-
tion Buildings at sydney Melbourne and the pay
ment OF all charges by the exhibitors. the United
States Commission will see that they are properly
assigned to the space allotted to the United States
and that they are catalogued
The expense OF installation must be borne by the
exhibitors, and the United States Commission VIII
not be responsible for expense OF any kind IN con-
nection with tho handng storage. or the loss or IN
Jury OF exhibits.
Exhibitors will be permitted to select agents TO
unpack have charge OF and watch and repack tneir
exhibits their authority to said agents to be nieu
with the United States Secretary of the Commission
their appointment to entail expense to the United
States and to be revocabe at any time by the United
States Secretary of the commission 49,
No agents shall be recognized i'll any way until
their authority shall have bsen filed with the CON-
mission.
1t has since been decided by the Execntive Com
missioner Of the sydney International ExhiDiton that
exhibits will be received closing In March, 1880
will be with the Victoria Commission to
ha We them In for the opening OF the Mel
bourne Exhibition In thnt year.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
schr Alsthea. Leek. Virginia.
Schr Q T Binns. Steelnlan, Virginia.

sehr 3 N TiIron. Til,On. Virsia,a.
Scnr I hmkwoea M s, uroekest, nirsinia x u.v..
sehr Ann Brown tof Dennisl, crewiey phadslphi,s ,
S a.s snd fS% to the split
mansal aud roresai inurng mate John sexton OF s"s
sioop Mary A Haywood. Dewaii. Virginia
Bark Templar tBr from Nswry which arrived 7th,
s% r. Let as q Ion 80 10 passed bark show
Progress Sor, from Nswy. which alehorsd IN the
lower bay for orders cams up to tho city sth, Pm
B- Bark Mavis CBr, from Londo donerry which arrived
7th was 81 days ON the before reported
ss- sehr jennie stubbs which arrived 7th is from
Rio Grande do Sui (not Rio Janoiro as incorrectly re-
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Tuie, Ewing New London Norwich for New
sehr + Nelson. Norwood Bangor for New York
sehr Clara Leavitt Lombard. Portland. Ne. for Now
schr Frank. Marsha,. riverton for Now York
Schr u clifford, Jones. Fsii River for New York.
sehr Ns.nanIs Holmes DOW Providsnes for Now York.
sehr Willard sauisbury. Handy. Providence tor New
sssr Ira M Bliss: Hudson; proyidsnes for New Yo,s
Schr New fegulus. Barber Pswtucket for Now YORK
Schr hawiey. Tylor, Port Jefferson for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Now York for Boston.
% Ss s wS
stone %,, p,.,u., v pus.
Brig para !Br; Lipsstt New York for Poipt a-PitrA
Selr FMInham. Kelly. New York for Bangor.
Schr Huntress Brown. Now York for Lubcc
Schr Mary Baker, Baker. New York for Boston.
s sss VIM S.syst s now Sart %
Schr Jsmes Alderdice Nickerson, Hohokon for Prov-
dence
Schr Sarah Purges, Lsle, Hoboksn for Newport.
ssSr 4 j,Bsnticy. Arnold. WsshsvIoa for Lynn
Schr Onrust Iewts, Weehaw ken for Provtdence.
Schr q French Knight, Rondout for Bath
schrJ = Bartlett; Kelly. Port Johnson for Boston
Sehr Cynthia Jane. Gardiner. Ambey for Providence
Schr A Predmore. Fitch, Amboy for Providence.
Schr VIM Burden Adams. Ainboy for Providence.
Sclr II Pray. CoIey. Amboy for New Haven.
Schr Twilight Robinson, Baltimore for New Haven.
Went AM. bark II Marstcrs tBr) Crossey. New
York for Londonderry (befors reported on HERALD Tee-
graph StutiOnl
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We under obligations Capt rarle of Hum
boldt, from Rio Janeiro. for polite attention.
CYPRUs Br, from Quebec for Liverpool which
towed back to Quebec July after being ashore Anti
Island soned Of her deck load before getting
OF. She will discharge and dock for repairs.
scnR PIAYrAIR Br from Ponce for Halifax. which pat
Newport. RI after collision with steamer Bristol
beforc repoc completed her repairs and resumed her
voyageJuly7 T.
SoHR DEAN Of Greenport. recently ashore Point
Judith and the marine railway 81 Newport.
damaged tho Of about $500 She will require
STEM % feet Of keel forward and small
piece aft with shooting the entire length Consider
able Of her plsnking Is also gone on the port bgo
LYDIA BUpp of Cape May) Sheppard. from Always
town. NJ from Atlantic City with Hour went ashore 9Th
the bar opposite Allan tic Oy. NJ but
got of and anchored in the hsrbor.
JOSEPH Ross (also reported Joseph Cook from
Taunton for New York arrived at Newport 9Th inst with
Of udder head and left 7h tor Fall River repair
LAuxcnxpAt Port Jefferson Long Island. July g. from
the yard Of John Mafher hrec mastcd double deckod
schooner namsd the George congdon OF the following
dimen Keel, i2O ieet boain ~ feet; lower hold,
feet inches decks feet and registering 457
tons owned by Captain Seish Brewster of Port
Jefferson lwho will command her,. John Mather and
Others and built to in Mcssrs Hurlburt /
Co's Georgetown and Port Harrelson, u line.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
THE CHAsTINE COX CERTIORARI.

The writ Of ccrtiorari taken out behalf OF Chas
tine Cox, the confessed murderer Of Ms. Dr. Hull.
was returnablo yesterday morning before Judge
Potter, the object of the writ being to obtain from
Coroner wotman the minutes of the autopsy. AZ
sistant District Attorney Leary stated that the
utes had not yet been filed. but would be as soon
M they had been put in proper shape. Mr..
William i. Howe. the prisoners counsel, said that
the trial had been set down for next Monday. and
autopsy, which he wished first to submit to phys-
clans. Judge Potter said that he certainly ent-
file the minutes.
copy OF tho plaster cast of Chasine Cox was sent
yesterday to the oco Of District Attorney Phelps by
tho phrenologist