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Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Fish in the Delaware

The fish commissioners OF Ne" ~, tis
sey, have accomplished consi'elllV"'' ~
work this year. They have pa1eu p',"s
900, 900 young shad, and |, 800, Vvysy,,s y,,s
California Salmon in the D'al Lin
river, and about 100000 young sr'% as.
the Raritan river. They also la'',D ,hs
tributed 100000 brook trout " .,o' n Of
streams through the northern poF'ibnm bars "a
the state, while young black bass nso and
been literally placed in the ri'e'''
lakes.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Sons of Veterans.

The elective and appointed officers Of
the Sons of Veterans are rs follows:
Colonel, John II. Harkins; Lieuten
ant Colonel, NJ. l.. NanIIorn; Major
K. Fl. Brown; Chaplain, j, w. Thigh.
man; Surgeon, DR., |. W. Hazlett
Counsellor Of Administration, George
y. Stout; Adiutant, +. Z. Richie,
Camp !; Quarterm lster, c. G. Laws,
Camp ); Inspector, William &. Bark,
Camp :; Mastering officer, George W.
Porter; Judge Advocate, Jos Hunter.
The delegates recently appointed To
attend the meeting in New York. are
M"SSrs. NJ. l. NanRoru, G. G, Laws
a0d j. H Harkips, who will lcav" this
city OIL next Monday for the above
place.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
The Delaware Saenv.r,,,

me harvest festival Of the D.,,u,
Saengcr1nni AT the SrLru,z,r "n W.
yesterday was grand >ucrr,, and .
participating enjoyed th"rusprss J
their hearts content, At two,,IonL II
splendid music from EIlIupsr,. v
chestra electrified the heel, and "
of those who were fond of ,s.
choriau exercises aud soon njmbs y
kept tim" with E'liuger's mo,t J@ru
walt2es and polkas. The dapciny .a
singing by the society were ken, IN NJ,
Ill 8 O'Clock, Al which hour larye aD.'
Titles of apples, peaches. gram, i nsa
ana other lrGit We're distribur,i fr..
Al! lnH''"n.ance, The most pprtrct o,,J
was observed, and though al, vs,
lively and iovol rhc4c wa, no ir0rX
cation. Tlr following We're ,br Co~
mittee Of arran.uncnts; j ,prb NJ
floor manager; Dai.irl Mayrr Hrr
Miller, Charles N'ttpr, George l. Ns
uer, Conrad Mani ana Itorup s,ab
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
NEW ADVERTISER eNTs.
DUBIIC SALE
L OF
LIVERY STABLE AND FIXTURES.

The subscriber intending to quit the business
will sell at hts stable, corner of Sixth and
French streets, on Saturday, September 10th,
1881, at II o'clock, sharp, his entire stock
consisting as follows: Four horses:
No. |. Black horse. Bill, years old, sound
and kind in all harness, is a good saddle
horse.
No 2. Bay mare. Lady, years old, sound
and Kind in all harness, ndmber one driver.
Nc. 8. Daisy. gray mare, sired by IN
old lronsides, years old. sound and ~
kind in single and double harness, can uUt in
2 80 without handling.
No 4. Bay mare Kate, sound and kind in
single and double har4ess, years old and a
fast traveller.
Carriages-l Jump seat, in good order !
ro.kaway, buggy, sets of harness, in good
orde, ! lady's saddle and bride, l gents
saddle and bride, horse blankets, lap robes,
lap Sheets whips, halters.
TrRMs ALI sums less than $25 cash. all
oVer that amount. the purchaser can have 70
days by giving bankable note with an ap-
proved endorser, or per cent. of for cash.
sept6 h. +. MONEY.
l.. W. STIDHAM h Son, Auctrs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Fingers Mashed,

This morning as a boy named McKin|
ney was assisting another lad to card
"A roller mould from the REpyBLlCAJ
office to the building OF james a Wvbbl
they acc!dentIy let ii fall opposite hi
store OF Mr.. Bradford, when II struck !
one ot MCKtnney's hands with sQl
torce rs TO crush two or three Of tlisfng|
ers so badly that it was deemed lees||
sary TO send him to the Office Of Dbl
Maull To have The wounds propetl}
dressed. He is now doing as well q
could be expected, and feels that il
CASE Of any other accident of the kind
he will be more careful Of his fingers.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
'sJust TOO Lovely for AnythtnS,' >

and like expressions are used bv the
ladies when looking at those elegant
new style ribbons, displayed in the win.
dow of Mrs Il. ). Kirby, No. 2o2 King
street, who has just opened her new fall
stock, OF the latest :,nd best shapes OF
hats; new and magnilcentlinc OF shaded
anu tiger pushes, plush ribbons, new
styles watered ribbons, handsome
flowers and ostrich plUmeS, and all the
leading novelties in millinery.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Another Regatta.

A regatta will be given on II, the oo"r,s l'rs
on Sunday, the 1lth inst lhe ha,i vv "a
will be from Fourth street whal' ,hs ~
Chester Island buoy and return '" ,o.in. in
starting point. Boats Will carr! t,,, alios.
sail and jib only, and no scl'I'ns"E IN.
ed. There will be two CLASSES. ., uill ll
trance fee 81. G'he winning oD;s ;vl. "a
get two.thirds, the secoud, one MN The
be sailed in s hours or no race.
boatS will start at 10 o'clock, o. ILL.,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
DEAIlIh.
.he i,h tnst

EITNIIiE.-Dn the Oh inst Annie NJ, wife
OF Edwin A. Richie. aged 20 years
kelhuvas and irieLus are r.spec fully in.
vitcl 70 after d tie funeral from the resi-.
lence Of her father. l. G. Gaityn8. No. 10.
East Thirteenth street, On lhurs-ay after.
Il, on. al o clUCh
FARRA "un the 5th inst. JOAN NJ. Farra, in
the tatb ear Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the faIri are
invited to attend the funeral f ON iIs late
residence, No. 6l7 FTeLch street. on rhgrSdsy
sept sth, at ~. IL. luterlucnt a, RtTeyio "
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
FOURTH edition.
FOR LONG BRANCH.
The President Passes thrOux h VII.
miuxtOn ON His Way to Lung
krAuCh.

bf0uCns
by the time the REPUBLICAN reaches
its readers President Garfield will be
safely and comfortably, il is to be
hoped, enjoying the comforts of his new
home at Elberon, Long Branch The
train bearing the President away from
Washington and from the poisonous
miasma of the Potomac swamps passed
through this city at precisely five min.
utes before 10 o'clock The train con-
sisted Of II locomotive that bore Itself
proudly rs if conscious OF the preciory
burthea it was drawing, Next tu tie
locomotive came baggage car, and
following was the car formerly Col.
Scott's family and business car Behlnd
tLis was n Pullman car containing the
ladies Of the Presidents ) household the
Cabinet and others specially invited.
Though every neck was craucl 10 get "a
sight OF the President or the bed where
on he lay, nothing could be seen but
the hnc Giuzy curtains spread over
them ON the inside, and "A towel which
huhg III close proximity To one Of the
windows, ami t'ere we're those stand
ing by Who recognized the well known
physiugnomies ol Secretary Blame and
Attorney-Gencra McNrigh. The train
came around the curve from Newport
at very rapid rateuf speed, brt on APP
the West End yard, where
there are 80 many crossings and tracks
II slowed GOWN and proceeded through
this city at the rate OF ali Dui ten miles
al hour.
The train ran a> If every part of il
was muiiied, and Vas uulsricss and
gently ulluiating AS II resting Qu sen.
-tiv. Sp,raI springs. \ burule was
thrown ont ~ the train passed, but i,
, ntlin,d Only a private business Lot,
10 y ntleinan al the depot.
Hundreds ot people lined the side
walks 10 stt The tram pass, some hiv.
NJ come al an early LUnr determined |
. stay all day, rather than miss the
l.ht. No uemun,rfatlun hnt tina |
II the mosl diguiiied AID silent |,
aspect was made, ln>nuctiycS may
ias were .l.tcd and IDS bowed III !
IunuT OF the nalI ne nation Iuven, and
vho Is hEhilng brav~Iy the battle
.gainst death, aud AS Ions a. any part
i the passing train was visible every
yc turned towards 1t. Ii Is said tllat
he President hur. the ride Well, aud
vas well pleased with tn "trip.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Aeyerely burned.

Yesterday morning wllIe Mi' nh. went
O'Brien was preparing dinner, ,,sr sne Gr~ fror
to remove pan of rice puaottus t.am brr
the stove, when it slipped lrU," H"roiug
hands, and fell upon her 100, o"' Ths
her feet and ankles, severely. next
burn was dressed b. lady Ii'ins ia rr was
door, and last evening the pan, Pn,Rr;su
somewhat alleviated. Mrs y Div
lives ut No. 10l4 Chestnut 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Seizure by the Marsh

Marshal McMullin left this city
early Mond " morning, aud proceeded
TO LeWes where he boarded the Tucka.
hoe ard seized tie wrtcking apparatus
OF Mcdonald, Lowe Il Cumm,ns The
suit was instituted by a. ID. Woods Il
Company OF Philadelphia, to receive n
a debt OF $1,000. This proceeding will
stop for the present, the removal of the
wret ks at the Breakwater.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Acting kuspiciOusIy.

James Stevenson was charged hy
Milton johnson, with acting in a sus-
piciouS mauner and annoying ladies'
III the vicinity Of the Forty acre. There
were several witnesses who testified to
the fact Of ladies having been insu.ted
in that vicinity, bur there was no evil
ience TO prove that the prisoner was
the man that bad committed the offence.
The Mayor consequently dismissed the
case
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
A. d. q, w.

This evening Industry Lodge NO y, n,s, o,%
the Ancient Order OF Urltea W Market
" i'll meet at their hall No. 5o4 M" ;Hrton
street. IL is expected that " nTIrend.
Lodge No. l, of this city, ana will
ship Lodge NO 3, Of New Cas''ei M,ster
participate. Deputy Grand arrises M
will be present anu eAo ad
of special interest will he presen''"'
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
- - -
Atlantic Garden-!2f King street,

Lunch served i'll the best style every
day; hot lunch on Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Also the finest games going
ten pin alley, shuttle boards, poo
table, shooting gallery and quoits. The
propretors are accommodating and
make every body feel doubiy welcome.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
RarANllAI.

Misses Mary and Martha keeey, o1
Philadelphia, who have been visiting
the dau shters OF Mr., kIctt, Of the Wiz
mlngton CIothing House, Tor the ps'|
ten Jays, return TO their homes 10 a'y
much pleased with our beautiful CITY,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Art EshbrOt tlepy.

Mrs. +. NJ C.wthorne, teacher in Art
Elm hroidery, is al Mrs Fagel.'s, NJ.
''O2 Market street, a. 4 invites ,he ladies
OF Wilmington and vicinity 10 call and
see her work and patterns \ course Of
thee .tSsOLS 81 80
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
LLNhi.

Was lost this morning on Second
street between Tatnall aui Orange, a
section medal Of the American Rides.
The finder will te suitably rewarded on
re1nrh!ng sam" tote room of the Co.,
in Opera House
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Man h tnd's FavOYite pills,

LII. Simms Vegetable Liver Pills ts,s6sr
coated) move the bowels easy by acting di.
rectiy on the liver, restore the los, cner.!es
by promoting TIE healthy action Of the liver ;
10 doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the right or left side or through the hmbs,
Indigestion, costlTenesa, SICK stomach. weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, bi!lioususss, general
weakness and othe, bodily innrMitIes are
cured. They positively operate withou
grlp!nR, hcken,n., Weakening Or leaving the
bowels costl'e A splendid, easy, purgative
and liver cure. rs cel's and 81 box N ain
Depot. Fourth and King streets. Ptladel
pnia, oO2 Arch street. Sold Ivy dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
n. EOuntatn,

the popular barber, cor six,h "d " TO all
ket street is prepared 10 a..enn nnd hair.
those in want OF a good shave a'" N the
cut. He is polite and attentive ~
wants of all his patrons.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Boston CiOtntox Ilouss

Commencing this (Monday) evening
the Boston One Price Clothing House
VIII be open everv evening throughout
the season. V. L. HOLMES, Prop.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
For sale.

MI. Janney, 3O3 King streeI, , ns city,
for sala one of best counters IN DC ,n v,xs ss
also other stora fixtures. "a" .hav will
he has no use for them, anu 'n''
be sold cheap. ...
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
y EGlSTER'S ORDER.
REGlSTER'S OFFICE.


| NBw CASTLE tou SrY, Aug 29. 1881
Upon the application Of Sarah &. England,
fXecutrix of linlley VI. England, late Of
Wilmington Hd.. in said county, deceased
II is ordered and directed by the Register
that the ENo'utriN aforesaid give notice
OF granting of Letters Tcstamentary upon
the estate OF the deceased. with the date Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements
to be p.sted within forty days from the date
OF sncl Letters in six cf the mcSt public pla-
ces Of the county Of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate TO
present the same. or abide by an Act Of As
semhly in such case made and provided and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in TIE DELAWARE REPUBliCAu,
newspaper published In Wilmington and 10
be continued therein three weeks. te.o-d).
Given under the hand and seal Of
IL.s. Once Of the Register aforesaid at
- Wilmington. in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written
sc. BltiiS. Register
NVr1CE.-All persons havl my claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same. duly attcsted to the EXecutrix. on
or before August %, lsS2, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
SARAH G.. ENGLAND, Exscutriy
Address :-Wilntugton. Del. aug25
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
.
A Cool Resort.

John Manz's Wilmington SUNNI er gar
den il the incest and coolest piac" for 10.
freshnen's.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
NOTICE-I. PATRICK HENEY, Dt

NOTICE-l. PATRICK HENEY, DO
~ hereby give notice that l shall apply
to the Hor oracle the Judges of the Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail De
livery Of the state of Delaware, in and tor
New Castle county, on Monday, the 18Th day
OF September, A. D., 1881, being the first day
of the September term of said court, for a IL
cense to keep an inn or tavern, at the n. Z,
corner of Seventh avenue and Brown street,
in the Eleventt Ward Of the city Of VII
mington, New Castle county. State ot Uea
ware, and to sell Intoxicating liquors in lud'l.
titles less than enc quart, To be drank On,tlc
premises. and the following spectacle citi-
zens. residents Of the said Ward recommend
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
invitation.

W. s;4sosefs' sats seo?ga 2;,;;s about ut
make them comfortable and
instructive. Your parcels are
checked; a waiting-room is
provided, where you may
rest with ladies aud children;
guides conduct you through
the house, or you Wander at
will there are many things
OF interest to see, and you
are sure of a welcome.
Drop in while waiting for
a train, or stop over If you
IAN afford the time.
JOHN WANiNiXER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth, Market and Juni
per Streets, Philad'a
Accessible by horse cars trolR everywhere,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06

r OST BOOK A TIME b ,Dk WAS
IL lost this morning on Fourth street, be.
seen Madison and BroOmc streets. contain
ing Il mon;Hly ticket on the rai,ro Il and
c eral cards. The finder VIII he suitably re,
warded on retu ming tie sane to X. ).
Smiths office. lg3 French street. sept6lt+
ANTHONY MuLLlN,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
l O'Clock Prices.

The o'clock stock quotations Of the New
York and fhilaueI lelia Stock Exchange, re-
received over the private wire of Elliott John
son d 60. stock brokers at Sixth an MaIhe.
streets, are rs follows
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Irish Jauntlng Car. (Continued. !
L 4 MU ELL RR,

NO. IL EAST FOURTH STREET
le2s Wilmington. De.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-11-25

County Mutual Insurance Co., the
court affirmed judgment of the lower
court, holding that the suit had not
been brought early enough, nor in the
name of the right parties. In Lowell
ct al. VS.. n. w. French's estate, judg-
ment of county court was affirmed.
Among the Caledonia county cases
the case of State VS.. Peabody, convict
ed of forgery at the June term, 1879,
came up, and bonds were forfeited.
The bail was $1,000, and there were 20
bondsmen. Peabody chose rather to
forfeit his bonds than to stand trial.
In Penniman VS.. Town of st. Johnsbu-
~, the judgment of lower court affirm
ed, the court holding that petition for
commissioners to allow damages was
not the proper form of action. In
State VS.. Intoxicating liquor, Geo. b.
Walker, claimant, judgment in favor
of state affirmed. In State VS.. George
Hannett, arson, verdict set aside and
new trial granted. In Durham VS..
Jenness, verdict of lower court affirm
ed. In j. L. C.. COrliss VS.. Town of
Sutton, Judgment affirmed. First Ma
tiOnal Bank of st. JOhnsbury VS.. Bur
rell ct al, decree of court of chancery
in favor of bank affirmed. Farrar VS..
L. F. Edwards, and Hunt and wife VS..
A. S. Mcleod, judgments in favor of
plaintiffs affirmed. Gle VS.. Frye,
judgment affirmed. Other cases in
this county that were heard were not
decided. Seven or eight other cases
were put over till May. Washington
county cases were not touched, except
that of Mrs. Meaker.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-11-25
Vermont News.

The Champlain Valley Poultry As
ISOLATION hold their fourth annual ex-
hibition at Burlington, December Goth
Odd. Entries close at noon of the
first day.
The GrotOn Lumber COmpany's
mills are shut down, owing, it is said,
to inefficient management.
The Randolph normal school opened
its winter term with an attendance of
las, 26 more than during any previous
winter quarter.
Thomas Lyon of Bennington gets
5000 fine and thirty days in the Rut-
land wOrkhouse for selling rum.
A Castleton man, 80 years old, is
teaching a class of students in Greek.
He is well versed in Greek, Latin and
other languages.
James Laguire's dwelling at North
Ferrisburg was burned the 10th, and
two of his children who were left alone,
persisted in the flames.
Eugene Blackmer shot himself in the
abdomen with a revolver at Benning-
ton the other evening. He cannot re-
cover. Disappointment in love is said
to be the cause.
John Ryan, 20 years old, was found
dead in his barn at Fair Haven recent
ly, where he had gone with a gun to
shoot cat. When found, his clothes
were on fire and the charge of the gun
was buried in his breast. He was sit
ting on a box, with his shoulders
against the side of the barn, and it il
supposed the gun went off accidental
ly.-Patrickl Roach fell into a quar-
~ while at work, and was instantly
killed.
The private class of the medical de
partment of Vermont university mum.
beers about so, nearly double that OF
last year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-11-25

The Frontier SchOOlmastern is
the title of II very readable volume by
L. Thomas, now being introduced to
the people of st. Johnsbury. 1t is the
autobiography of teacher, who sets
forth in this book his experiences in
school life in Vermont and Canada
frontier towns, and points out in a
very interesting narrative some of the
evils i'll the management of our public
schools. Many of those who read the
book will recognize the truthfulness of
the scenes portrayed therein, and,
from what we know of the book our
selves, and from what other persons
have testified concerning it, we are not
afraid to recommend it. Mr.. Thomas
is introducing the book himself, in a
gentlemanly way, and we bespeak for
him respectful hearing. The book
has been endorsed by many as equal to
EgglestOn's "HOosier SchOolmaster, y
which has been so popular.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-11-25

The next entertainment in the Y.
NJ. c. A. course will be given by the
celebrated Park Musical Family, and
Miss Jessie Couthoui as elocutionist.
1t promises to be a choice affair, if we
can judge from the following from the
Cambridge (Mass.) Chronicle of No
vember, 1879. 'Miss Jessie Couthoui
appeared before the Cambridge lecture
going public, which is considered the
most critical of any in the country, as
on trial. She first read 'Surly Tins
Troubles wherein her passages of di-
vine imploratiOn were almost sublime.
Her medley was a capital thing. The
'Bootblack Story made every one
laugh. and so did the 'Deacon's Con-
fession.' She exhibited her ability in
the Scene from King john but in
Christmas at the Quarters she so ex-
cited their risibilities that they gave
themselves up to uprOariOus laughter
and she left the stage amid tumultuous
| Cheers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-11-25
SUIllInerViIIe.

Joe. Clukey has taken a big lumber
ing contract of parties in this town who
own a large tract of land in CRANKY
and thereabOuts. He started for the
place of operation about two o'clock on
Tuesday morning, with thirty five men,
eight span of horses, and six yoke of
oxen. They will go into camp imme-
diately. 1t is proposed to get out two
and one-half million feet this winter.
Carlton Felch had one of his eyes
quite seriously injured at the scale
shops "A few days since.
VIM. Stafford, one of the foremen at
the hoe and fork works, has been away
for several days on business for the
company. Mr.. Stafford is capable
man, and one well liked in this com
munity.
Calvin Stebbins, while at Newport
Centre laying stone for bridge on
Monday, had his left hand quite badly
smashed by falling stone.
E. L. Hovey is intending to do con-
siderable at Lunenburg again this win
ter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-11-25

One mill in Wallingford has made
5000 bushels of apples into cider.
Newbury's one hotel has been clos
ed.
Master Earl Kingsley, son of c. S.
Kingsley of the Burlington Clipper,
who was a messenger in the Vermont
house last year, has secured through
Senator Edmunds, the appointment of
page in the U. S. Senate and he will be
the youngest ever appointed to that
position.
Rufus E. Brown, a young Burlington
lawyer, has absconded, leaving many
unpaid debts.
Work at the st. Adams rolling mill
ing rolled for a portion of the S. S.
& c. road, to be laid in the spring.
The annual convention of Episcopal
church chOirs in Vermont was begun
at Montpelier last Thursday afternoon,
with an address by Rev. C. H Hutch
ms, of Medford, Mass, on sacred mu-
sic. The paper was interesting and
contained many valuable suggestions.
In the evening short addresses were
made by Revs. F. w. Bartlett of North
field, NJ. P. Stickney of Bethel and L..
Waterman of TiltOn, n. H. At both
services the music was rendered by a
choir of about 20 members. After the
evening service a pleasant reception
was given at the residence of Hon:
Charles Dewey.
A farm house and two barns in Stowe
were burned the other morning. Three
horses, five cows, three hogs and a
large lot of hay, farm tools and wagons
were also destroyed. Loss heavy,
with but little insurance.
The st. Adams home for destitute
children is a settled thing, and the fol
lowing are the officers of the ladies'
committee having the matter in charge :
President, Mrs. j. G. Smith vice pres
ident, Mrs. E. A. Fuller secretary,
Mrs. J. H. Watson treasurer, Mrs. F
S. Stranahan. Mrs. NJ. H. Warren was
elected matrOn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-11-25
West Concord.

At the town meeting last Saturday
the town voted to raise Sl.0O on the
dollar of the Grand List to pay the ex-
penses of the current year.
William McGregOr died Nov. IL,
aged 81 years. He was one of our
elder tOwnsmen, and had been Mason
some 80 years, having been a member
of "White Stone Lodge" that was or
ganized in this town previous to the
"anti-masOn excitement" and was
buried Sunday under the auspices of
Moose River Lodge.
Emmett Hill was arrested Monday
for assault upon Geo. N. Gilbert, and
bound up to county court under $500
bonds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-11-25
The Supreme Court.

The general term of the Supreme
Court at Montpelier took a recess ON
Saturday until May next In the case
of Mrs. Meaker, convicted of a cold
blOOded murder at Waterbury. with
the particulars of which our readers
are familiar, the petition for a new
trial was denied, and the prisoner SEN
fenced to be hung on the last Friday
in March, 1883. She received the SEN
tence with stolid indifference.
Decisions were rendered in but
three cases in Essex county. In VIM.
Darling VS.. ii. e. Woodward, the judg-
ment of the lower court was reversed.
and Judgment rendered for plaintiff to
recover amount of verdict against the
defendant. In Higgins VS.. Windsor