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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
sOr-TuEpN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan. Section steady middling l-l8e low
micdlng f-1Gc: good ordinary 4Ssc; net ana gross
receipts 5T42 bales: exports 10 Great britain l42li
bales: 10 France $3.50 bales coaswise. 10 bales; sales
93S bales: stock 273. iGJ bales. 49,
Norfolk. Jan. s-cotton steady; mdading onS' low
receipts bales exports TO Great Britain 10 paes
coastwise 637 bales: sales 442 bales s'ock ooe Da
savannah. Jan. s-Cotton steady; middling. DC; low
,nddng lliec good ordinary I-ioc: net receipts
IOI3 bales gross 1895 bales; exports coastwse Lava
bales. yales l. $50 bales: stock. 1898 bales "a,
Orleans jan SCotton steady: good mdding o1sc'
r,iddI,nc Lice: low mddng Rice good ordinary.
a-lGc: net receipts IL go bales. gross H. naIes
norris 70 Great Britain 1883 bales 10 France ozso oaes
- The contlnen 900 bales: coastwise 5SI3 bales saes
tCOO bales; stock. 361SI0 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

90 10 decine on futures Cash oats were inactive
70 &c sund. No . white 31iac asked. car se.Hns
a, asc on the Erie. track white loog push ,ad a.
nor,ed a, 3IG4ic BARI.EY-Market uuIl; q",se",arn
SSTCSc FOR No Milwaukee. and ungraae ,a ", ToGS
Ci1C. MAIT-Market dull; Western duo.su co., co *
&c syEDs-Market dull: clover quoted al Fy ILL.,,
and timothy AZ 81 .Ogs6 40 Bl ch hhM Haq,,
". give FOR comparison the closing prices OF uIe pre-
,tens d,y onI for tho corresponding date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
or,,r, u.pyETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,,,. , sCa.,le-Poceipts last - hours f,u hese ~;
total FOR week thus far $3.50 mead i"u 100 had "a New
y 80 head: on sale 40 head ina,sss S.,- 10
nd weak closed seady good cows - %" 20 .o1si. 81,
ece lsht steers So s5ast bulls steady At = = Isl:
~ II" Ioas-Vcceipts last hours. 10 hrsa' ,r.eh
FOR week thu. far head for same % .aie "a $50
2, $50 head: consigned through 41S d n, b6i0c de-
s'eaty about sold; good YSrlers ao@st as choice
packers $! 2os 3o good 20 oss 80 stass 5000 %
sbe and Receipts last ~ hours so hssa' Eek
Tor eek thus far 600 head FOR same urn yors
q, 40 head Consigned through 100 head 10 .,eady and
10 bad. n ale coo mead: market opened ,oNt -.
nm. cosed steady: all sold good lalns e. sa 30
% =, god 81 30 "a 81: cus and common >. 'op e e.
0s2 cus and common - 5'M ada lambs s. 500
as -: export ewes So 2jq>5 10; 'ahada '''"''' -
rnio, Stock Yards Chicago Jan ,tnn o h@rs
90 head Market for buchers' stock suyS tocssrs
e.adv COMMON extra s;e"rs - i1ts' e. ,oSs3 =.
fceae :: 23qsa - COWS Snd head Mars.i
Inv, nj heavy weight firm. Common ana Snt $50.
ieavv 81 3OaSI co: common 70 choice mNs co. 60 ~
choice assorted 81 54$i 20; n 49, Marset hrmer
ferior +, choice 81 5ods3 lambs. 81 22qs9 So ,,.,
81 Louis Jan s-Cattle Receipts 40" nea,, 49,
81 ,oast 80 cows s. i5Gs. - steers s3@s3 90
fors-ReceipI sis5 head. Market opened On lo "a ~
but At tn cor decline had been 90 enc
mar,et closed steady and arm. Heavy; 81 2oSN o.:
mxeJ 81 oaSl -: light 81 $685. 10 shecp-Recepts'
2sj head Market active and prices shade hshe'' NJ
tivo mixed. S2T$3 10. lambs 50 -
straIv at unchanged prices prime s5ps5 - good - sn
81 90 butchers 81 GGsi u. rough rat - b,m>3 l." aI
light steers 30Gk3 ~ light storers s. b,G >" ID ss
R.ceints glr; narke, ard lower: featN Pn'l-
dphss 81 1885, 30. medium phiadelplias - '1e*t 20
Sci 20 r,,ghs s3qsl Sheep-Receipts liberal extra.
s3Gs3 20 fair 81 coast c.; ,earngs. 81 spas%: best
lambs 50 70asi. to fair lambs. - loas3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
THE COURTS.
SUGAR PRODUCERS DEFEATED.
PAYMENT or EOUNTlES HELD TO BE INNO"Hii-
TI,TIONAI. by THE DISTRICT OF cOLUM-
RIA COURT OF APPEALS.


BA COURT OF APPEALS
Washington Jan. S.-The Court Of Appeals OF the
District Of Columbia, through Justice Shepaiu' w.
day delivered an opinion affirming the decision oi
Judge McComas. in the DisiTict CIRCUIT |0"I,
fuslng to grant the application Of the Mics T.'n'-
ing and ufacturng Company. OF Lou.s'Aidr. 90
n mandamuS oompei the secretary o. .i,e -,
urv and the Commissioner of Internal lseNetue ~
make an examination of the sugar plcluSsI "s 80.
company preliminary 10 the payment OF me aI'1 "
bounty for 1891. which Secretary Cariisic icata, ~
pay the ground that the new arm L" ~ ,,nst
the bounty provision OF the Mckinley act ne NUS
interesting feature of the courts opinion IS its ~ a.
teal declaration that the granting OF pouhtlcs -
Unconstitutional. Quoting the clause III we , neM
Tariff Jaw repeating the sugar bounty pION.sIo.,,
the court saws that this is not only direc lsp.ai
of that part of The act. but also an express P
ton of any further payment OF bounty. lhr lOHu.
OF Congress TO pay bountes in order 10 eicI.i;be
the manufacture or production OF any artlcie "a
never been passed upon by the courts pui me riit
ciple which underes the question ana Hpppn Mn,'
It's solution depends has. In the opinion OF me coul,
been time and again asserted ana applied IN Tue
court OF last resort in such cases, ptruculariy III
the celebrated opinion Of Justice Miller: honlns
that the Government cannot take property HUM
citizens to besiow it on favored individnals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. S. 3:a5 m.-Beef-ExtIa India mess
hrm at 72s ca: prime firm ut COS PorkPrr1e mess
al do medium STEADY at 5's IA
ia rYsshoft cut about IA TO u 10 42s Bacon
(umberlend cut about os 80 To- Arm AZ Bis Cd short
rh about % 10 firm 32s: long clear mddes, about 70
m firm al and short clear middles about % 10
frm at ShoudersAbout IL 20 Is NJ firm at lbs ga
me-can finest white and coored steady at 5s
Taow-Prne city. nominal Coonseed o-I-tverpool re-
fned easy at lSs Spirits turpenne steady AZ POS
"a. Rosn-Common steady az 3s "a Lard-Irirne west
ON sr,ot firm AT 35s WheatNo red winter steady
a. AZ ad No . red sprins steady at 5s ID Flonr-St
louis fancy winter steady at IS 90. Corn-Mixcd West
ern snct steady at "a: January steady at Is lad
rsbruay steady IS l%d March steady NJ Is ID Hops
AZ Iondon-Pacinc coast. firm at r. lcsdf3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

milk and 30 cans Of The total da,y mix and
been 10 of milk )tS cans oi ad ,or The sur
csns ~ cream The average price paio o'
Mus on the platforms been 81 20 can OF ~ or
rrbo Nilk Exchange price remains at ~ % 0'"' -
cents a quart net the shipper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
rEFEREEs APPOINTED.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


chicayo Jan. (sVeciaD.-Wheat to-day bulled carry,
I'm, did not hold The market not h'g one; the
range was only &c looked Il York tried To
make scsip here: buy early End 10 sell out iate'
Local rco.ie the opinion a. the close tlat he
,cain had not worked well May opened at o. cents
seif between 57 and 5S. and closed at .,sc Sri'ish
cables were lower but the French were higher Expott
cearances large. about 100 Wo bushels making 'e
exn5rts fo->wo days 10OOtso bushels Baltic snip
rehs .or the week .OtOvc bushels, inaklhs
the total European supplies for the week about sOooV
bushels A.. -. 80.
corn was affected by wheat: rather firm early brt
showed the advance lost az the close MAY opened ~
AN cents sold between 49, and z7.. and closed az
s7ie Receipts 554 cars; the estimate Tor TOMORROW
sSn cars Gables were lower on the other hand sea
hoard cesrances were liberal 2O00 bushels Ne"-forH
aid tho huying presumably covering shorts there was
in the cash demand. Jhcf" was very
largo covering hut that did not iaiy me
trice any Nav opened 3d. cents. sold between aps
and So7. and closed 302a The West predicts larger
movement A..
reduced fo- eas'bOuni shipments
seems 10 disappearing Central Traffic roads me" mere
soday and iryicad reducing rates openly proceeded
q, restore the secret cuts which had been made. -
Provisions for awhile. pork advancing l'c :
lard pic: ribs Tie Monday The market now
ever was too small hold although the general sen
rneni was huh May pork sol between 81 80 and ~
AMI closed at s1i O2n May lard between s. OF ana 50 ~
nd closed a; 81 o. May ribs. between SO o2 ana 81 -
and closed at There % ObJ hogs; the estimate
for was 4O.CH 1T.
D. on the puts May wheat were SC; calls
5sisc on May were iIi-c.; calls s'R'c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
THE IA1pLAw.sAGE SUIT AGAIN.

The third trial of the suit of William H. Laid
law for $4,000 damages against Russell Sage be-
gan yesterday morning in the Supreme court oe-
fore Judge Patterson. Judge Andrews dsinssed
the til,st suit and the General Term ordered Ui1
and on the second. before Judge Paterson ne
was also reversed by the General Term on n, t1e
Judges charge 10 the iury EN-Judce Moan DAVIS
and DR.. A. l. PncofTs appeared for Lad.aw. ana
Colonel James and Rush L. aggar, mo tSr r Sage
that Mr. Choate OF counsel Tor Iadlaw. was alb
sent in Washington trying case before me Sn-
would consent TO the impanelns of jury. and
This was proceeded with. Neither of the parties
10 the suit was in c0art when the case opened;
ONLY one Juror was obtained from the panei. ana
the case went over until to-day, when new
will be hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
The SUPREME COURT cALENDAK.

Washington. Jan. S.-The day call in the United
States Supreme Court tomorrow will he fol-
lows: Nos 1877. 729 (and 1922. H. l2. li5 lii. l4+
90 33. o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
STOCKS DULL BUT FIRM
ADVANCES MAINTAINED.
WAITING FoP SOMETHING FAVORABLE
TO HAPPEN.
1000 do S MINI Div.fi0
1000 Mil K ~ Dattl 10

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY {
nr,rINGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


Supreme Court-General rerm-Tef5re Van Brunt. T j..
oBren and iolle'' JJ1Nos &c. g. 81 1,.-o,, or,
opens at 1923 d. m Motion calendar called At Il a m
rs%s and fac, Tos i4s aS iedl 2ii l 3
s s T7 , l , !S.s s l6 ok si a clear
supreme court-Specal Tern-iari H-Nd''urned u"'"
supreme cour,,speciai Term-Part IlIBefore . J.
circuit o cou"raT BEFORE Patterson Jcauses to be
Cireui, CourPart II-Adjourned until Monday January
& cGgE c s:S 5s a ssS s45 1881 2s
.3Ss is96s l7l4 553s. o65s, $3.50 case unhnst. ed.
be ssn 5o Part III ,2F @ Sfs Duso No So
ce sr1er '2 Vs. 'f Buddenstet Clear.
Sunerior C'orrt-Iquty Tegr-Before Sedswick. C. J.
No o. Hirsch Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Co.
J"8cs 1871 ia45 las itoc io4s 1905. $50, 1892
Supericr 6oartGrrai T@rmi;ar, I-Befo-e Freedman
J%Hos no iis5 sos 1919 ee 1913 ioi@. 1900 l2i'
Superior coar,.Tral re1n-PaI, HI-Before McA4am
'Mos iS' i cogrt cfs fore Arnold sNo
94o viii Of Ezaeen III 4n at l9 Fade M sr w rhaaG
at 1879 a. IN. William a. liaidt. at ?. m
csse ' on, No. sss viii sarah A. pay 1890 a m
common Pieas-specia Term-before DAILY. c. MO
p,S~S rls and GSsfpc 81 81 e.
comm9n P Plea TIA ,la f4 rs! 5i 10 lSa
1927. 23G 997. 800 $50. 1902 lao 81" @i l0''' li'-
Common Peas-Triai Term-Par's II and Had
' ci,y cour,"SpecaI Term-Before Fi,zsmons JMo
tt3u=.
It, r, a Tsw' ct, l as ss, " 6 o H.
as 3d. ~ AZ Ga go So 3I 80, - 40 70; SO So
city Court-Trial Term aEt Il-i5.foIs ven "yeS 90
s sos 900 90 u.s. 55s go 6s la 100 ~ 81 81 27s ass
geNis lO22 1923 $40 500. 800 30. Clear.
Ciy Court-Tral Teim-Iart lII--Be.ore Con!an. j
Nos 9Sl 97S 600. 2077 10s. 7d'. $50 1899, 100 llJl
JiO2 1903 1104. 100 llO7. 1lOs 100. ITO 11lC'2
I'LL. 111o 1ll3 11l4. lll1. ZIG Ceai . -
civ Court-Triai Term-Pa-t IN-Before Mccarthy. j
Short causes Nos. $50 2347 29l3 2s2I. So93. 32O5
$3.50 2G5s. 3l59. 270s 1870 Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by Barrett j.
Reade vs. Iiarrison-Mitchell l.. Changer.
Adams vs. Clark-Robert l.. Refnold.
Matter Of Cowdfey-JOse1h 4. Thompson.
R;chanan vs. Foster-Wliam G. HOrnf.oUer.
Bertram vs. Weils-Edward ". E'nynge.
Common Pleas
BY DAILY. c. J.
Miller vs. AItieri-I.uoas L. Van Allen
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Barrett. J.
Superior Court.
By Ducro. j.
Albert l.. Parkes. jr Sarah NJ. Hsgons-heFinan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Jan s-There was fair attendance az NE
of grade woods to-day GOO bales were oHerei
Persia and China woods sold moderately we'll and some
Awassi wool fairly. There scarcely any com
pati,ion for white I<aradagh. khoTassan ana MOROCCO
woois and large portion Of the Madras wool was with.
drawn The sales and prices obtained were AZ iolows'
Persia 300 bales. a, 2izQ7d Turkestan and khoras-
san 900 bales 1isa5s4d: Madras 800 bales at 1851
North Africa 200 bales at 340Gisd: China sheep and
arnbs, 100 bales i'a44d: China cashnere, 80, $40
taes at 3znsd: China tcamelsha) COO bales a, sag
SiLd: South AUSTRALIA lMohai,l 4 bales. AZ 9dNls Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

81 75 No inquiry for the Western Tor
Monday calves dull and lower AZ ot,gior.,
city dressed veas: choice do lie; 6gyc i1r saj
dressed s15c for little calves; 4ao'zc Tor dresser "
and Western calves. N
Sales.--future Mullen: veals 1G2 10 average AT ~ ."
per 100 do 1872 10. at 81 %
Uallenbeck & HO lis ? veals. 100 n, at ~ ~ . -,
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Receipts IL cars or .ol. Isad
i butchers and cars for the markst'
Steady grades stock and prospects good LOT "
,norrows trade. Medium prime sheep sold az N5HsJ 80
nor 100 H. fair . prime lambs AZ 81 3IlspS4 %. 20
canadian lambs Dressed mutton steady az feuc
Nor III: dressed lambs firm at Gu7isc: extra do &C. -
Mcpherson ~ Co.: li5 Indiana sneep Ne"
ianbs1 IOT N average. at SO - per 100 ID. .o
Wilkerson a sherman: 2o2 Ohio lambs. - 10. at ~ w.
scytcn x Go. 21s Ohio lambs. ~ 10. at 81 %
II harrington: Ohio lambs - ID. at 81 10; sheep
12i ID ~ 81 oo ,.,.,.,. .hoo, q, n, ., G,
f,, 4 Mullen: los state lambs. II 10. at 81 20: lfS
do ~ H. 81 H. ~ do 20 10 at - O-'s 81 state she'p
10 III at 81 -: ~ do. 10 ID. AZ w. IN -. q. ,-y
ijasnbock & Hollis "a state lambs GO ~ NJ - SI.s
noes Pacepts 81 car, 6023 head. OF which 20 mead
on sal Market 2jc IN sympathy with me decline
-, 10 West and tho drop city dressed hogs quotations
ei lnsxi ~. for common heavy TO cnolcc light hos-'
Nos included Country dressed. 4c lower at o''c Tor eA-
irene weights. - -.. .,ns 900 n, averore at
81 90 per 100 10. -, on ~ NJ &. M
ifume g Mullen: ~ state hogs iof ~ a' -
rough do 80 10 at 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

Tin. rn,rke. ,or spo RIO fn'hc- HH..t w
,,i, 80 ~ ,le laf with tie pri0" n'nn"f 't 49,
,o- 10 Later ~ tho da'. ho"clff business '' -
AMI The lupr trfrent an Any ti'' Pr
,rtc.. :, i.ei-A.c ~ :. which ~n- hr hsN.c AZ W
Il, 30 Trnnsacticn- included $50 '.'k' II 80 :
go, iNt-c. bags santos. Elf V
yost.iyne ~ lGi. 'Do bags Santos y i't M'hl-
-, LII. ~ is-,c atp bag snnfor ~ g. r'i avon
81 In. market for mild coffee VS. n4.o me- go
-. -, s,esd, SAILS Included q" bags Mara
WIN W,..n -, ..,i.,n to- bass jamaica. ~ hagr
,ae n,rs tne washed Caracir. 800 bags Porto
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-30
GOV. WOODBURYSSPEECH.

Here is the full text of Gov. Wood
bury's recent speech at Atlanta:
vermont has not the honor Of hav-
ing had any troops in the great his
toric battles which were fought upon
the fields which we have met here to
dedicate, but her patriotic citizens de-
sire to participate in some small way
in these ceremonies. The Vermont
troops served on other fields with a
distinction uneXcelled by those of any
other state. believe that these cere-
monies will tend to dispel any ami
mostly that may still exist between
those people of the North and the
South as they mingle more and be-
come better acquainted with each
other. Because of their good qualities
ly. This meet of the blue and gray is
a sort of love feast in which the gray
are taken into full connection with
TIE Union church. No drawer soldiers
ever fought than those of the South,
and valor always excites admiration.
There is not in my section of the
country the least bitterness of unkind
feeling toward the people of the
South We of the North are willing
to admit that the South at the time
thought she was right, but we cannot
do otherwise than teach our children
that she was wrong. 1t is not often
that the results of war are Of equal
advantage to the vanquished and the
victors, but believe that the South
was as much benefited by the triumph
of the Union army as was the North.
We have now an undivided country,
which, since the close of the war, has
more than doubled in population, and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-30
State News items.

Capitalists have been at Saxton's
River during the past week, survey
ing for an electric road from there to
Bellows Falls. A charter was obtain
ed three years ago, but the matter has
been held in allegiance till now. It is
having substantial support outside
and the prospect is that the road will
be built and running before snow
comes. It's length will be five miles,
and it will greatly benefit both vii
lagos.
The annual meeting of the State
Teachers Association will be held at
st. Johnsbury on Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, December 5, 6, and 7.
The following prominent men from
out of the state will be present and
take part in the programme Of the
meeting: Professor A. E. Dolbear of
Tufts College, Massachusetts, one Of
the greatest scientists in this part Of
the country; DR.. G.. Stanley Hall of
Clark University, Worcester, Mass.
President E. B. Andrews of Brown
University, and President Merrill E.
Gates of Amherst College. The rest
of the progromme will be made up of
principals and teachers of schools in
Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-30
PROBATE COURT.

Il The following business was trans
hcted in probate court during the past
week:
H BENJAMIN l.. Knight Estate, Iras-
burgh. Appraisers inventory return
bd and accepted.
" Jonathan Dexter Estate, Glover. j.
NMarston, executor, settled his final
account. Decree of distribution made.
Betsey Newcomb Estate, Albany.
Will proved.
Warren Bowen minors, Troy. On
application of E. d. Bowen, uncle,
asking for appoint of guardian, cita-
Nion issued, to be served on Warren
Bowen, father, alleged to have desert
ed. Referred to October 9TH, 1895 at
Newport.
E. B. Hill, insane, Irasburgh. Geo.
X. Hill, guardian, made return under
Ehis license to sell real estate, and
settled his final account, ward having
deceased.
Geo. z. Burrows Estate, Browning
ton. Commissioners report returned
and accepted.
William P. Virgins Estate, Barton.
License granted administrator to sell
real estate.
Ann Bly, Estate, Charleston. E. F.
Johnson, administrator, settled his
final account.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-30
General News Items.

In connection with the celebrations
commemorative of the entering of the
Italians into Rome, King Humbert has
issued a decree iberating all political
except four of the leaders of the Sicil-
ian riots.
Divers have refused to examine the
wreck of the sunken Spanish warship
Sanchez" owing to the large num-
Der of sharks that infest the harbOr,
particularly in the vicinity Of the en-
trance where the vessel went down.
The funds used in the efforts to sup
press the insurrectiOn in Cuba have
hitherto been drawn from the Bank of
Spain, but the government has now
made arrangements with Partisan
bankers to open credit of 100000
for six months, renewable for another
six month at per cent interest. In
return for this credit the bankers are
to get part in Spanish Cuban loan
when the island shall have been paci-
fed.
a wonderful gold discovery has
been made in the mountains near
Jackfsh Bay, Lake Superior. The
vein or ledge has been traced for one
and one half miles, it having a width
from sixteen to twenty five feet, and
conservative estimates are that it car
ries from So to SO per ton in free
gold. In addition to this, in places.
vein quartz may be broken off, which
is literally spattered with gold, and
would easily go from twenty to thirty
thousand dollars per ton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-30

The extent to which the New York
Yacht Club courteously admits the
interference of excursion boats with
the racers, is shown by the condition
fixed in one of the new challenges,
that the races must be sailed where
such interference cannot be. The
truth is that there was not one half
the interference charged, and what
there was did not come mainly from
excursion steamers except in the one
case that worked directly against the
Defender. And in order to satisfy
the world of this let the club arrange
races when and where nobody but the
judges will witness them. We can
win in such races as we'll as any other.
Traveller.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-30
COUNTY COURT.

Lourt reassembled Tuesday morn
for the trial of the criminal cases.
The first case was that of State VS..
lliam Cook of Troy for assaulting
" h impeding officer Butterfield who
tempted to arrest him for intoxica-
b last April. The jury seemed to
blk that Cook did not resist very
Mnch for the verdict was mot
"ilty." o. S. Annis for the State,
hnk S. Rogers and E. A. Cook for
u respondent.
The next case was that Of State VS..
itsel Barrow, charged with perjury,
bimed to have been committed in
e trial of liquor case at Jay last
Nly. A great number of witnesses
bre improved. The verdict was 'not
"Lilty." o. S. Annis for the State,
A. Cook and F. S. Rogers for the
spondent.
The case of State VS.. Frank Morriel
as next trial. The respondent was
barged with grand larceny.
In June he went to the livery stable
one Adams at Coaticooke, P. O.,
ld hired team to go to Barnston,
bid no further; he was to return it
lie next day. The next morning
} appeared at Newport, where he
|fered the team for sale to to several
brties. He was arrested and bound
10 for grand larceny. He made no
'efence in county court, but his
|bunsel asked the court to direct a
'erdict of not guilty, on the ground
hat no crime had been shown to have
BEN committed in Canada. The court
|verruled the motion and the jury re-
|arned verdict of ''guilty."
o. S. Annis and w. w. Miles for the
hate, Cook and Redmond for the re-
Pondent.
Court then had a recess till next
Feek.
The case of State VS. William Lathe,
|harged with an assault with intent
b kill upon Mrs. Lena Barstow at
barton last December, will begin next
tuesday morning.
William Chase, who was wanted IN
he Holloway case was captured IN
berby near Rock Island last Wednes-
lay, and is now safely lodged in jail
il Newport. He will be jointly tried
With Mrs. Mary ID. Holloway at an
adjourned session of the court in No
Fember.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-30
DIE: ..

In Barto n, Sept. 25, Mrs. Sabra Tracy, widow
of the late Rev. A. P. Tracy, aged Ga years.
In Barton, Sept IS, Mary S., wife of Philip
Huntoon, aged e3 years, 5 months and Is days.
In Albany, Sept. 81, Emily Darling wife of
/. H. McClary, aged rs years and months.
In Irasburgh, at the home of A. G. Bryant,
Sept. %, Mrs. Bartlett Bryant of Derby, after
a long illness of cancer of the stomach.
In Monroe, N. H., Sept. II, Mrs. Ann (Smith)
wife of Jacob Sulham of Boltonville, aged S5
years, months and II days.
In Barton, Sept. %, Mary A., wife of Charles
Colby and daughter of w. G. Hawkins, aged
"A wears, months and days.
precious one from us has gone,
voice we loved is stilled;
A place IS vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
God IN His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love had given;
And though the body moulders here,
The soul is safe in Heaven.