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The morning call., 1890-06-08
Convicted of Manslauehter

MCM1NNvILLE tOregonl June THE jury in
the case of William. Scott charged with numbering
bis wife In February last, brought in a verdict
this mOrung OF manslaughter, alter being out all
night. The jury stood nine for murder in the
first degree and three for acquIttal. Tie verdict
gives general satisfaction.
motion for new trial was oyerruled and
Scott was sentenced TO ten years Imprisonment
In the State neniIanfIaIY.
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WRECKED BY "A HORSE.

Six Freight-cars of the Southern Pacific
Thrown From the Track.
SALEM, June IA north-bOund freight train
on the Southern Pacific was wrecked near here
to-day by running into two horses which had be-
come fastened In a cattle-guard. The train was
rounding curve when a cOupllng-llnk broke,
cutting the train into two sections. The engine
struck one OF the horses and carried u several
hundred yards on the cow-catcher. The other
horse attempted to cross the track, when The
second section OF the train came along and
struck it. Six cars we're thrown from the tack
aud The road torn up for some distance. Brake
man Charles Winston was slightly injured.
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Sanramentn Naws

SACRAMENTO June Edward Lucey, the
young man who had both legs crushed few
nights ago By a railroad-ear and who was not
expected 10 live, IS doing well and is likely to
recover.
The CaledonIan picnic and games to-day were
largely attended. A great many visitors came
from san Francisco and other places. The prize
winners were mostly San Franciscans.
Tonight the California Fruit Union shipped
one car of cherries and one of peaches and april
cots for the Eastern markets.
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McApn II. q. G1I.REpr-

"Cap" E. c. Gilbert, the veteran CON-
positor, died at st. Mary's Hospital on
Friday He was native of West Brook
field, Mass, and at the time of his death 66
years months and days old, and by
curious coincidence he died at o'clock on
the sixth day of the sixth month of the year.
His remains will be inferred in the printers
plat in Laurel Hill Cemetery to-day by the
side OF his lifelong friend, Harry Sherman,
another veteran who died in 1876. Gap"
was a frst-cass man at his trade, but pos
sessed one popularity that never changed,
always refusing to accept permanent situ-
alton and preferring to sub, as the work
of the substitute is known in printers par
lance. He came to this Coast in 1S49 on
board the whaling bark Palmetto. and
worked on the Alta during its palmy days.
At that time he earned 81 90 a thousand
ems, the ruling rate for composition.
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AMBIGUOUS STATUTES.
Charges Of Appropriating Money Against a
SnperYisor Dismissed.

VIsALIA, June 7.-TO-day the accusation
against Supervisor James BaI ton Sr., member
of the County Board, was heard IN the Superior
Court. TheAaecusation alleges that Barton had
flied Illegal claims against the county for services
as Road Commissioner and for mileage and
allowed improperly certified claims. His aecus-
ers prayed for Judgment iOr $500 and the depOs-
ing Of the Supervisor from office. he defense
admitted the acts alleged, but claimed they were
legal and were all done in good faith. After a
lengthy hearing tile Court dismissed the case.
holding That the technical irregularities OF The
board were due to an obscure ana ambiguous
meaning of the statutes
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views OF Germ my.

G. C. Bolton of New York lectured at
Metropolitan Temple last night on Re-
united Germany and Heroic Louise" The
lecture, which was the last OF the course.
was highly illustrated by stereopticon views
of faces, statnary, temples, palaces and
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Oregon Crups.

PORTLAND, June THE following dispatch
was teegraphed to-day by The Or egon Weather
Bureau TO the Chief Signal Service Oficer at
Washington relative to Oregon crops The
rain in the early part OF The week " as beneficial
aud more is needed. Hay ana spring wheat Will
Frost in Eastern Oregon did considerable dam
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Pr rast Presented

WASHINGTON. June 7-Representative Nor
row OF California Today presented In the House
the protest OF newspaper publishers of San
Francisco against The passage OF the bill provld-
Ing that sec0Bd- class matter, after IL has been
matted at secoud-raIe postage, shall, when re-
mailed or returned by mail to the publishers,
etc., be charged one cent for every four ounces
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California Pioneers and the Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO, June 7.--The California Pioneers
devoted their meeting to-day to the considera
tion Of the Worlds Fair. Harvey Sheldon. Sec
Tetary OF the State Association. explained the OBJ
nation by Pioneers OF an auxiliary. After a
lengthy discussion the association decided That
II could accomplish the necessary work in the
The morning call., 1890-06-08
PETER RoTHENBUsH.

Peter Rothenbush. wealthy tea mer-
chant of India. who had been spending the
winter with his cousin in Vallejo, died yes
terday in that town. His wife, native Of
Vallejo. died in India a few years ago,
since which time he made California his
home. He was an extensive importer of
tea from his own plantations. He died Of
lung troubles.
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Honor.b,y Acquitted.

In Department II of the Superior Court,
on last Thursday, John Farley was tried
and acquitted Of a charge of having re-
ceived g,eds which it was shown had been
stolen. 1t was shown that he was an inno-
cent purchaser of the articles and that dur
ing his long residence in this city he had
always borne an excellent reputation for
honesty and integrity.
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MOLDERs AIDED.

Some Facts About What the Strike Costs
the Union.
The stevedOres OF Portland sent the striking
molders 500 yesterday.
A remittance from the molders of Salem Falls,
N H., was accompanied with q letter, which
urged the molders to chang on" We will
stay with yos," said the writer, II we have TO
assess every man, woman and child in town."
The strike has now been in progress fourteen
weeks aud LAG men are out. II was learned last
night that II costs tile union $1,000 week 10 re-
main out, but this amount has been con tributed
thus far, and donations are increasing. The
moldefs felt very hopeful last night.
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DoNAHUE's PROPERTY.

The Santa Rosa Lots Ering About $4,000
Lytton Springs Not Sold.
SANTA Rosa, June 7.-The auction sale OF the
Donahue property IN this county this afternoon
by Unibsen e. Co. OF San francisco was the
largest sale OF the Kind ever had here
The iheater building contained over one thou
sand people, a large portion Of whom were from
San Francisco. Tbe aggregate amount OF the
were disposed OF as follows: Thee lots near the
center OF the city to l.. AIschul OF San Franci co
for 81 $50; seven lots to j. NJ Miller for $3.50;
a tWeniy-aere farm, Just north OF the city limits,
10 Captain Bulger for $4,000; eight lots near the
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s,ocktOn's PrcuOs.d ImurOv vemsnts.

STOCKTON, June 7.-StocEton will have an
election next Tuesday on the proposition to issue
bonds for S195, 900 for public Improvements.
large open-air meeting was held tonight, pre-
sided over by Mayor R-ibensten, and addresses
on the subject were made by business men. 1t
Is believed the bonds issue Will be carried.
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A Drunken cntt;ng Affrav

CHICO, June Two drunken ranchmen be-
came involved in row this morning. One,
named John johnson, cut the other very severely
with knife johnson was arrested aud charged
with assault 10 commit murder. 1 he injured
mans name Is PODmani. lie will recover.
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Sale of Sch col Bonds.

SPOKANE FALLS, June To-day $3.50, 1000
of school bonds were sold at auction Ferris
Leach & Co. OF New York purchased them
through their local agents. giving a premium of
S2S50 The bonds are 6 per cent and run
twenty wears.
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JOHN 8 MrRIGAN

John S. Merigan, an old resident Of this
city. died last Thursday night in ST. Mary's
Hospital. The deceased was stricken with
paralysis about two weeks ago, while on a
visit to Paso Robles Springs. He had been
a resident of the Coast for thirty years and
was well known.
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RAUMs ADMINISTRATION.
A Resolution Asking for an Investigation Of
the Pension Office

WASHINGTON, June t. Cooper OF Indiana
this morning introduced In the House a resou.
ton to investigate Green B. Ranm's admInIstra-
tion OF pension affairs. The resolution recltes
that Pension Commissioner Raum has been
charged with selling to his employees shares OF
stock In company OF which lie Is President
which company was organized for the purpose OF
Introducing an impractlcabe and worthless
patent refrigerator, and that in consideration OF
such purchase OF stock shares the pension clerks
are promoted in office. 1t also rectes that Raum
has been charged with partiality toward Pension
Attorney Lemon OF Washington.
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Crnn Ranort.

SACRAMENTO. June THE following signal
service weekly crop telegram was sent to the
Chief Signal Officer at Washington d. c.. by Ser
aeant Barwick Today: Weather favorable for
grain and fruits. There was light frost in the
foothills at Georgetown, but no damage was
The morning call., 1890-06-08
Sozodout.

This word, which has been staring everybody in
the lace or the past years, and is getting into
everybody's mouth is a preparation for cleansing
beautifying and preserving the teeth, sweetening
the BREATH and arresting the progress OF decay.
The morning call., 1890-06-08

centar of the eitv 10 Thomas Hopper. $4,000; 113
acres of land three miles west of town. 10 A.
Bpnster, 5000. The other pieces were mostly
small. Lytton Springs property, consisting OF
go acres and improvements, was not scid. the
highest bid being only $4,000. The property
cost the estate about 100000
The morning call., 1890-06-08

landscapes. The plan of the lecture and
others in the course is somewhat like the
Stoddard lectures. Last night fine views
of Munich and Berlin were given. also Of
Heidelberg. The palace of Frederick the
Great was an especially fine view.
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Hall a Million for Irrigation.

TULARE, June THE Tulare irrigation dis.
tricl voted half million dollars In bonds to-day
for building canals and reservoirs. The vote
was 34l III favor OF the bonds 10 80 against.
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A Deserter Arrested.

OAKLAND, June flames Houghran was ar.
rested here tonight a deserter fIOm the
United States Amy and delivered to United
States Army officer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I !, l;GG !; |ll;GGRRAAM!!
CHICAGO, June 2, 1890.

CH1CAUU, JUnt
NJ. j. FLAVIN & CO., San Francisco:
Purchased to-day from Henry w. King & Co., New
York and Chicago 400 Mems Cashmere Suits to sell at
81 Co. good value for $15 also 200 Slaters Blue Flan
mel Suits, to sell for IS, been selling for
S12 so; also 800 Boys An-WoOl High Button Suits, to
sell for 81 so, regular price So; also 100 Boys ALI
Wool Suits at So rs, good value for &c. Goods to
rive in about Ia days.
M. j. FLAViN.
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eEYERAL LINDsAY wALKER.

GEN ERAL 3. LINDSAY WALkEK.
A telegram received at Richmond. Va,
yesterday announces the death at Columbia,
Ilwanna County, of General b. Lindsay
Walker. He was a graduate of the Vir-
ginia Military Institute in the same class
with General Malone.
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c.r.,e..nes. Win Kerosene,

The upselting of coal-oil lamp in the
dwelling occupied by Mrs. Helen Thomp-
son, at 1919 Howard street, caused a small
blaze last night. An alarm from Box 146
was sounded and the patrol put out the fire.
The morning call., 1890-06-08
A Hot D,v at Los Aaeeles.

Los ANGELES, June To-day was the hottest
day of the season. The thermometer at the local
Signal Office reported 1859 IN the shade.
The morning call., 1890-06-08
ODD FELLOW CELEBRATION.
Patriarchs Militant to Compete for Valuable
Prizes at Chic On

IIlzes at Cnlc go.
CHICAGO June IA monster demoustra.
tlon OF Patriarchs Militant will take
place at the Odd Fellows celebration
August Sd to 10th; $4,000 In prizes has
been set apart for competing companies, Twaniy
thousand members from the Pacific SIope will
participate. One iirsLclass fare for a round trip.
admitting holder to drills, has been arranged
with the RAILWAYS.
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A SAN FRANCisCAN's DEATH.
Thomas Eimunds Thrown From His Horse

4lULIdo Z Ulu5 4LIU"u IIU1u 44Is 4AV4 sc
and Killed.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, June 7.-Tnomas EdmuDds,
alias O'Brien lett this place last night for his
claim. When not more than four miles away his
horse got unmanageabe and lie was thrown.
His skull was fractured and lie died in the County
Hospital shortly afterward. lie was a single
man, 80 years old. His mother Is supposed 10
1--we in san Francisco. Size formerly lived at %
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Arrested for tn Ukiah Stage Robbery.

UKIAH, June IA man, giving his name as
Almer Johnson, was arrested to-day at Hopland
tor the robbery OF the Little Lake stage yester-
daV.
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ENDED IN MURDER.
An Old Feud Between Two Men Has Fatal
Tn m rstiOn

BLocKsBURG, June John Cline and d. T.
Noodman got into dispute this afternoon over
a settlement, when Cline fired at Woodman, the
bullet passing through his coat. Woodman re-
turned Ihe nre, killing Cline. An old feud ex-
listed between Them. MIS-. WOodman was the
only witness. Inc deed done at Frank
Heuducks0ns house. Both were old residents
OF this place,
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He FELL NEVER
TO RISE AGAIN.
A Petty Quarrel Between a Con-
tractor and Teamster Ends
in Murder.
REFUSED TO TURN OVER A KEY.

A Washington Town Has Narrow
Escape From Destruction by
Fire-LiveIy Blaze at Fresno.
Explosion in the ChOIIar and
Potosi Mine - Freight Cars
Wrecked by Horse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

Supreme court OF 1ppcols.-Pricc
against Brewer. Appeal and supersodeas
allowed 10 decree pronounced by Circuit
Court of Rockingham county ON the 18th of
April, 1850.
Garrett against Hutchinson, sheriff. Al
gued by II. Il. Pollard. Esq, for plaintiff in
error, and Judge Roger Gregory for defend
ant in error, and submitted.
Crail0rd and ais. against Board of Super
visors of Warwick county. Argued bv
Judge George l.. Christian for appellants.
Ifusfin0S COurf.-1he Court disposed Of
the following cases yesterday. an the par
ties being charged with gambling: Henry
Shields fined $50 and ordered To jail for li-
teen days: Solomon Crystal, fined 500 and
jailed for ten days; Robert Lee, fined 500
and Jailed for ten days; Charles Flanagan.
fined 500 and Jailed for ten days; Rose
berry Mosby, lined 500 and Jailed for ten
days.
Jnifcd States CircNt CoNu.-Iho case
of the United states against a. =. Hooper,
charged with rOhhng the mails In ~ Rich
mond pOstOilicc. was called and postponed
until the LIST Of May. Hon. George ID. Wise,
counsel in the case. being unable % Doe pres
emit before that time The jury was adj
iOurnod until next Wednesday
circuit C0urf.-Charles ID. NJ. Cobb
against Clifford l.. Hewitt, Jury sworn.
and not being able TO agree. adjourned until
to-day at 10 O'Clock.
Suits instituted. Y. Hechler, Jr. a Bro.
against PAYNE a Co. Damages, 5000.
Davenport a Morris against same. Dam
ages $500.
>. II. Picker against j. r.. Craig. Action
of debt for 5000.
:. }. Hurt against NJ. W. Clcaton and +.
II. Cleaton. Action OF debt for Sl22.Ol.
&. +. Mitchell against National Mutual
Aid society Of Virginia. Damages, $500
Hcarico County Court.-rhe special
grand jury summoned Thursday will meet
to-day and find indictments.
POLICE CoNr.-Luther Johnson. trcspass-
ing ON the premises of Florence Davis and
assauiting and beating his wife. Emma
johnson. Case dismissed at request OF Mrs.
johnson.
A. l.. East. charged with being drunk and
trespassing on the premises # the Exchange
Hotel; also CHARGED with carving con-
ccaled weapons. Fined - for being drunk.
and $50 for carrying concealed weapons.
Rosa Vaughan (coiored), charged with
striking Lee 1owues, and also threatening
20 strike Maria TOwnes With Hat iron.
The accused being OF unsOund mind. she
was committed 10 JAM TO be examined by
commission of lunacy.
Willis Anne Martin (c0lored), CHARGED
with assaulting and beating Mary Scott.
Fined $3.50.
Beverly Lewis (coloTed), charged with
stealing one lot Of iron, the property OF toe
iredegar Company. sent % jail for sixty
days.
George Martin, charged with being drunk
and disorderly IN the street. Fined $500.
ch0Hcery Court: The following deeds
We're ordered 10 be entered by Judge 4. III.
fl,zhugh yesterday: Hardy. &C., against
Drew and others; Parrish against Black
ford, trustee, and others; Noll against Me
chanics' Building Company, No. 3. ANA
others, Tan ~ against Tanner and Others.
and Cohen against Ford. trustee.
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PERSONAL MENTION.



Captain Seth Foster, Of the Virginia oys-
Ter boat Chesapeake, was commissioned
Yesterday commandant Of that craft for the
next four years. ,.,.,.
Mr. John Oultman Lowell, assistant pay
master United states Navy, has heed ORDER
ed on duty for three years az the MONITOR
ncct lie reported fer duty on the 10Th
instant. Mr.. Lowell is one Of the most pop
ular officers in the service.
Information has been received Of the re-
cent death. Of yellow fever, in Brazil, OF
Rev. John ". Dabney. The deceased mar
ried daughter OF DR.. Thomas l.. Gregory,
OF Hanover. who survives him, with I'VE
children lie was also a nephew OF the dis
tinguisHed Rev. Dr. u. l.. Dabney.
Mrs. sarah Il. Ilaryic. rolict Of The late Co
lionel Lewis J.. Harvie. died yesterday morn
ING. AT Dykeland. IN the county Of Amelia.
Mrs. Haryie was widely known, and her
husband was a noted figure in state ailalr.
for over two scores Of years.
DIR. Horace 4. Milton was in ne city YES.
tcrdav. en- route for his hone in fluyanna
county. Or. Milton has iprst graduated with
distinction at the Baltimore Medical Col.
lcge.
Mr.. II. " Straley, a prominent member OF
the bar of1'rnceton, W. Va, is no llote
DOd~O0.
.ldrs. ". r. Powell proprietor Of the Rich
mond Theatre, is quite ILL.,
Mr.. Charles T. Workman. Jr., returned %
the city last night from Roanoke CITY.
DR.. Il. kiddor Taylcr. Of Iynchburg. is in
the city, visiting relatives.
Colonel William +. Tanner is in the city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space 10 Relate.


Parties who have the lists ofthcir property
left them by the Commissioner Of the Reye-
nue. would facilitate the business Of the
Commissioner and comply with the law. II
they would I'M out the same, and return
them % the Commissioner
Unless an parties who desire 10 take out
new license % sell liquor do so by the last
day Of this month, they viii have their
names presented 90 the grand jury OF the
Hastings Court 40 It's May term, and even
ifnOt fined. will be subjected 10 the costs iu-
yoyed Get your license from the City EX-
else Board 40 once.
Recently there has been an interval Of
three weeks between the Mozart musicales.
one was given last Monday. and in 0rncr 10
catch up another will De given next Mon
day. The May musicalos Will take place
May 9TH and 18Th.
The committee on fireworks display,
Messrs. Randolph and Cooke, after long
session Yesterday, awarded the contract for
fireworks 90 Frank J.. Burke. Who is the
representative of Detwiler a. Street, of this
city.
"sabott Hill" the home Of the late Hon.
James A. Seldom, was sold by auction Tor
Mr.. John rutherford, trustee, yesterday, 10
"A syndicate composed Of Mcssrs W. J..
Grant, William stokes, George Stokes ana
j. r. Anderson, Jr.. for S2O,20O.
Mayor Ellyson. with some friends, made
an official call on Commander Graham. of
the monitors. Yesterday afternoon. The
visit was very pleasant, Commander Graz
ham receiving and treating bis guests c0ur-
tcously aud Hospitality.
Several car loads of Chicago beef have
reached the city this week. Pending the
decision Of the courts, there is no inspection.
The Richmond College Club VIII play the
Nirginias at BOschens Park this afternoon
al 4.3D O'Clock
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Mr.. Chris Manner bias the reputation 10
being % very -hrcWd politician. hut Ae is
nOl shown. his -hreNdne.s Dy exciting Ile
luminosity of The Woman Club. llls views
as 90 the proper sphere of woman may or
may not DE -0 correct as they are ancient
but General Harrison would DE Justified n
SAYING t0 him as Mr. A. Ward remarked to
Che -ir0ng-minded woman who asked nim 10
DO was WUman's -phef. iO ne iue slave Ni %
i0miuoerIug man. ~DOu't spear me 10 you
ploaser Women cam control plenty oi votes.
even if they can cast none of their own; And
Mr Manner is not winning iOies for IBIS
chief lie should appoint Republican Woe
mer io take the place. OF ile discharged
women clerks. III he is fond Oi lighting,
there are plenty of factions boo tine Republic
can party Dl Illinois. Tie VIII MOI get amy
credit. and De viii win warm dislike by en-
gazing 300 controversy with the ruling SEES.
Whether on NOT his use Oi tue terrible eN-
preston "lady friend is sufficient Cor his
removal. is for General Harrison t0 cone
slider. We hope it is "a FIRST and last offence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
THE STREET CAR LINES.
Meeting of stockholders to Arrange ia
cancellations

Meeting of stockholders to Arrange the
Consolidation.
There was an adjourned meeting Of the
stockholders of the city street railways and
the electric light companies Of the city, held
in the Office of MIR. Joseph Bryan Yesterday
afternoon. The Richmond -niOn Passenger
Railway. the Richmond City Railway, and
the Marshall-stroet Railway, the Virginia
Electric Light and Power Company. the old
Dominion Electric Light and Power Conn
pany, and the Schuyler Electric Lighting
Company were the companies represented.
A previous meeting had been held. at
which sufficient stock had been subscribed 10
authorize the consolidation scheme; and six
directors elected. I'm the matter of details,
there were some infOrmaliiies that wcr0
overlooked. and these were corrected al the
meeting yesterday, and the action Of the
previous conference in other respects was
reafirmed. and the meeting adjourned 90
meet again on the 9th of May, at the office
Of the company, 900 Bank street. There
will be a meeting of the stockholders of the
Union Passenger Railway Company on the
18th of June. 10 authorize the transfer of
bonds and stock 10 the new concern.
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sir. :. 4. Hancock, of Manchester, owns
acow. Yesterday morning while he was In
Richmond. his wife sent the crumpled-horn
bovine, accompanied by Thomas Farrar, 10
this city 10 be sold. Instead of delivering
the animal a. directed, farrar drove per
up to the second Market, and tried % sell
her to Mr.. W. ,. Vaughan for $50. saying
thai his father. who lived IN Hanover cOun-
~. had sent ncr down here Tor him 10 sell.
Mr.. Vaughan offered him $40 for her, and
after hesitating a while he said lac would
take IL. Mr.. Vaughan, thinking that the
cow was stolen, told farrar ;O wait until De-
crmc back; that he would buy her. Mr..
Vaughan then went % the station-housc
aud got Sergeant Brooks and Private I'm
right, and when they asked Farar his
name he gave il a. William James, and u
finally leaked Out that IL was Mr.. Hancocks
cow. Mir. Hancock was then sent for. and
he identified the COW as his. and said ihat
he recognized the man as Thomas faTar.
farrar was then carried 10 the statlon-housc
L. appear before court to-day.
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