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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15
East Charlie 5:on.
A son was born to Dan Ii. Moultor
aud wife September IL.

A son was born to Dan Il. Moulton
and wife September IL.
Mrs. Annie Rohy aud son Milo were
called home from Lynn, Mass, 10y the
serious Hines, of the formers sister, Mrs.
+. Louis.
George hickman and Kit Hudson,
.Ir., joined an excursion TO the North
West for the harvesting.
A. c. Gallup sold his personal prop
erty at auction September 5.
}. A. Cloud and Henry Roberts are
attending county court at Newport as
petit jurors.
The subject chosen 10y Rev. l.. A..
Wilson for next Sunday morning is
'.CleanlineSs.'
Stephen Nichols is seriously i'll at his
home near ills village.
c. J. Sanders has moved from W. +.
TRIMS tenement at Echo Pond to New
port.
Tuesday, September 10, will occur
the annual harvest dinner, served 10y
the United Workers at noon. Follow
Ing dluurr there will he meeting with
DR.. Merrill to decide upon the hiring OF
minister for the coming year.
j. Lester Blake, former resident
now of Manchester, \. H., visited hi'
sister aud other friends here the pas
/ week.
About fifty of She friends aud neigh
, hois of Mrs George Kline made her
surprise visit last Saturday evening
: reminding her that it was her birthday
Ice cream aud cake were served and
t pleasant evening spent.
+ The Island Pond team scored a we
. won victory here last Saturday. TIN
: score was } to o. The boys from tn
Pond are gentlemen as well As goo
: ball players aud it is "A pleasure to pla
with Them said one of the players
: Tuesday, September 10 the conterenc
/. of the Orleans County Ministerial Ass,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15
The Yellow Peril.

Probably nine tenthS of the people OF
this country during the past two years
have had words of praise for the little
Japs. IN the great struggle, ended we
trust by the Treaty of Portsmouth, we
have witnessed bravery never sur.
passed; skill seldom if ever equaIled;
loyalty worthy of the highest clviIlza'
ton Of modern times; and an obedience
to purpose which has seemed supreme
We have praised the Japs and laughed
at their Russian foes. The masses
have pooh-poohed at the cry from some
sources of "The Yellow Peril" We
have been informed that the Japanese
character was entitled to our fullest
confidence, and able to accomplish a
wonderful moral and commercial de
velopment of this people i'll the next
generation. The American view has
seemed to us to be a onesided one, or
rather near aud far one. The Jap has
been in the foreground and magnitied
the Russian has been in the distance
and minimized We have not been sc
optimistic as to the results to the world
of sweeping japanese victory and
ascendency in the far East The present
outbreak in Tokyo and throughout the
empire over the new treaty entered into
by the wisest and MOST conservative and
far seeing of her statesmen, is but al
outburst of the mostly unknown charac
ter of this not much understood people
We doubt not the uprising will be
quickly quelled by the strong arm o
the government. We shall later be
informed of its extent and its probable
effects upon the relations of Japan t
America and other nations. We thinl
the time will come when the great
Yellow Race embracing one-third OF
the population of the earth, will
under the lead Of japanese thrift, skill
and loyalty, have in its absolute contro
the commercial life of the Eastern
world. No other nation can compete
with the new Japan in the markets o
the Orient, when her capital and skill
shall have been developed to its possible
extent. We may as a nation, at some
later day have different idea of "Th'
Open Door," and "The yellow Peril"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15

STAT VERMONT. DISTRICT uP ESSEN, -.
In Probate Court. held at Guildhall in
aud tor said District. on the 9Th day OF
September. 4. u 1905. a. {. Fuller. admins
traitor of the estate Of Ruth u. Noycs. late of
Bloomhe d in said District. deceased, makes
Application 10 said Court, in which all the
neirS OF aid dcCea-ed Join, for license to sell
all the real estate OF said deceased, situated
ia Bl"omhCll aforesaid, to wit: Lot No. ~,
Range 9, with buildings thereon. represent
ing that the sale will he be eficll to tho
heirs OF said dccs Il and those interested in
her estate.
Whercupou, il is ordered by said Court
that said application he referred to a session
thereof to he held at the Probate Office ia
Guildhall the 3Oth day of September, a. u T.,
! l qOJ. for hearing and decision thereon; an |
! il is further ordered that all persons inter
cstcd he notified hereof by publication Ci
notice of said application aul order thereon
/ three weeks successfully in the Essex Count 5
/ Herald, "A newspaper published ut Island
/ Pona in this State. and which CirculatcS in the
! ucighborhood OF those interested. before said
! time OF hearing, that they may appear al
/ said time and place, and, il they see cause, oh
! ,cct thereto.
BY the Court.-AtteSt.
/ Sept 10 ROBERT Gil hSE. IUnGE
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15
Centennial Day at Montpelier.

On October 4th the people of Mont
pelier will celebrate the Tooth anniver
sary of the location of the capital.
Great interest has been shown on all
sides, the city voting an appropriation
Of $4,000 to defray the expenses, and
there is no doubt but that this will be
an event of Importance not only to the
Capital but to the entire State.
A committee representing the conf
mercia!, professional and industrial
phases of life in the city have charge of
this work, assisted by several sub-com-
mittees, all working together to make
this celebration one that shall be worthy
of the city and the event it commence
rates.
Among the many features of TIE day
will be an immense parade, in which
will be the LIST Vermont regiment, the
artillery and cavalry from Fort Ethan
Allen, knlghts OF 1emplars, some 1000
in number, and other organizations
both military and civic. In the morn
ing the children from the public schools
will meet at the state house and sing
patriotic songs. An address will be
given some time during the afternoon,
and later in the evening there will be a
grand display of fireworks.
Merchants have shown their willing
ness to decorate, and great deal of
attention is to be given to the decora-
ton of public buildings especially the
state house which is to be ablaze with
electric lights. From the preparations
made by the entertaining committee all
who attend may feel assured of good
dinner, and the railroads have made
their plans to handle the crowd.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15
Clement.

The expected hut not feared. has
hammered. Percival ". Clement has
announced to the Republicans Of Yer
mont that he will I've candidate Tor
Governor before the reXt convention.
Many have supposed that Percy was out
of politics. Others guessed that as
long as he lived his ambition would
continue TO make its demands. Tie
next issue of the story should contain
summary of the benefits which have
accrued to Vermont through his unset
fish and sacrificing efforts. Let rs heat
of his public service aud his be"eiac
tiouS
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15
Canaan.

Come to the Canaan Fair Just the
same as though you see it advertised.
We hope our school superintendent
will be able to recommend some changes
for the better in the way some of our
schools are managed.
Mrs. +. G.. Edmonds came home from
the Sherbrooke hospital last week.
Mrs. N. .. Harvey is teaching school
at Beecher Falls.
III. w. Lund met with an accident
Sunday morning. As he was driving
out of his yard his horse took fright,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15
ESrATE OF GEORGE w. NIL.

The undersigned, having been appointed 10y
the Hon. Probate Court for the District ut
Essex. Commissioners. t. receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per
sons against the estate of George ". Hill,
late OF Luaenburg. in said District, deceased
and all claims exhibited in offset thereto
hereby give notice that we will meet tor the
purposes aforesaid at the late residence Of
the deccas d in Luncnhurg, on the 9TH day
OF October aud 2lst day OF February,
next. from one O'Clock T.. N. until hyc
O'Clock J.. Nj. each pf SAID days, and that SiN
months from the 22nd day of August \.
u. 1905. is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to
rs for examination and allowance.
Dated at Luneuhurg this ilth day OF Sep
tcmher 4. u 1908. l7-l1
lanes Phelps, ,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15
ESTATE or LrTmER II. SAWYER.

ESTATE OF Luther ~. SAWYER.
STATE 90 VERMONT. DISTRICT az EssEN,ss.
In Probate Court held at Guildhall, in and
for said District On the 9Th day Of September
\. u. 1905. Rose l. SAWYER. Administrators
Of the estate at Luther II. Sawyer, late OF
Brighton ia said District. makes apple ttiou
to said Court. In which application all the
heirs Of said deceased Join, tor license t. sen
all of the real estate of said deceased, sltu-
ated ia brighton aforesaid. To wit Lot No.
I ia Sri division, III acres with buildings
thereon east half Of No. n, list division,
and Southwest half OF No. ~, division .
representing that the sale would Ice hcnehciai
to the hrirs OF said deceased aud those inter
estcd g. his estate.
Whcrcupou. IL - ordered by said Court
that said application he referred to q session
thereof. to be held at the Probate once ~
GuildhaH. the 3Oth day OF September, \ L.
1908. Tor hearing and decision thereon; ana
IL j. further ordered. that all persons interest
I ed be notified hereof. by publication OF notice
/ of said application and order thereon, thrt'
weeks >ucCcssivclN m the Essex County Tier
ald. published at Island Pond, before sal,
/ time of hearing. that they may appear at
said time aud place, and II they see cause
| object thereto.
by the Court.-A test.
| Sept. IL ROBERT CHASE. JuDGE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15
aGu,H,xrErp CURE roR PILES,

Itching, Blind, bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles. Druggists refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails TO cure any
ease, no matter of how long standing IN
& to II days. First application gives
ease aud rest. soc. Ii your druggist
hasn't it send soc in stamps aud 1t will
he forwarded postpaid by Paris hedi'
cine CO., st. Louis, No.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15

citation will he held at the Church here.
Among others, Dr. {. u. Merrill Of ~.
.Iohnsl,ury aud Rev. VI. ". Farmau OF
Westiirld will H. present. The evening
session will he open aud everybody l.
invited to attend
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-15

freed itself from the buggy, aud kicked
Mr.. Lund ia the lsg. The latter i
confined IA the house.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeW-AOrk. January II, 1910
BEEvEs-Receipts were so cars. or 1907 head includ
ing 40 cars for saughtsrers and "a for the Wa5k & MAJ M
ceipt and active prices strong good
selling at log29c higher and the medium grades 9rn @ 70
cows advanced lOc while thin quoted lower at
The yards Medium choice native steers
sTs sa at s. Co: % COWS at at 81 55ass s. extra fat cow
Dressed beef firm at yesterdays quotations Liverpool
shipments today included 500 quarters Of beef in the
The West Indies Inc latter shipped by A E outer
ass s 8 3 Ssr sofGS o6 s. d % oa s % at 49, S M Il S
s. as DO 1880 n S 5o Is DO l167 ~ $ 30.
$5 S p Ke9geky nc DO I5s M N at s. 20 lg @ Mghigs5n gan do
j g s 70 DC chi? Re 1873 s o. m q tssd9 s nj &c &C. l4s s
a al S 50 o 9 n fps ~ en- M ana b 40 q5 S'g N a. So 90 o
i479 NJ at sa 20 DO 2l@ n s. at o g q de 3 20 200 y r. a. al
az Sc "a 81 4 DO $50 h. at 81 IS do 925 H. at s. a5 do
rn5as Sa ss M % at q IS dssS S % % at 3 s: ~
ID Mcpserson % % Co % II KentackS steers 1910 S at s S
iS " Western bulls 1893 81 n al S s. o: ly stats DO go b
At 50 To- cows 800 10 At 81 so p do 800 800 n at 81 s. "a
10 DO l94o NJ at e5 do ll2o b. at s. e5 81 do 1870
Sas5@ae 4 ys5 e @ he & Sa OS n at io s. 80 o. at
81 o. ID o a h 0g m 81 S So r p at eSs 50 s 80 ID so a. @ So e & s'
95I n at 81 10 DO es5 70, at 81 So 60 80 h at 81 90
n s. '' dS 5 sp o at su y % G hslr @ n 8 r. a9 8 o.
! 40 81: 3 cows 1l3O 50 10 92O 10.
At s. So do $50 10 at 50 25 do 800 n al 50; DO:
al 60; IL S3S n 81 so 500 10. at
So do SEQ n. So do. $40 10. 81 IS: do 75o
n. 81 60
Andrew Mullen: 2 COWS. $50 10, at So 25.
w r. Hume: l bull. $50 n. at 50: COW. 200 10. at
81 20.
MILCH COw6-Receipts were I23 head including e3
head for the market Most Of
disposed Of until late
in prices Among the sales
were inferior choice cows calf Included which were
sold bv ] q. ,urtis a. a 10 head.
CALVES Receipts 500 head including 100 fer
butchers market: and counting the calves
held over yesterday 7e@ SALE including
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
Steamboats,.

cars o. Westerns Tsss were in good demand and fun
] Cnn 10 c6oics sIs sold sI gSSa 1 1d,
10 little calves s3GS4 80; yearlings and common barnyar
calves strong AZ 99l4e per for city dressed veals and
e @ M e @ for county m dressed Dressed 6aTnyaFd calves firm
sales at siztsth;st-Andrsw Mullen: ~ vsals l42
do. 125 n, s. so; do. 155 s.: / do 50 ~
H. H, Hollis: 80 veas I4O n. at 50 50; 7e do. 127
81 81 5o a. " small calf o9 20 m at IT, sd a. . o. 40 % ID at
6 curtis Son; 80 yeals. 70! u at 50 50: p do
127 n, at 50 % So do 1876 H. at So % do l25 70, at
do 127 n at 81 Il do, los 70, a S.: 1s do s5 10
W R Hume; % veais. 150 n. at SO: 80 do 1ss n.
at s. 15 do l55 ~ at Sc 55 II do SO N. at s.; Al
b W Otis & Co: Is yesis. $50 70. at 50 50; 2 do
Tsson: % Western tern, calves % AZ n pt 8 50
n at % at S. $ n, S. ysarinss' 40
$a9dsr vsa 1s + ssr6v:2 at Sd esI2., % lso IN p
EaERP A4FrPE52H RSB xfa & were 27 cars or
Gs'2 & agEe a tSe latter at Jersey City with the excep
tion af half car sheP rud % & arm WIN N @ ISPP heRt T
pens we're cleared Common TO good sheep sold at $50
& &c &C. PT lambs boo at nj 81 ds o' With one deck tery 6ose
at s. 9o % Sls "a aS 30 at i2e country dressed hot
house lambs at S5aS9 ~ Eer areas in - -, s,.
IS seS 81 Ser 100 S m 10 ' g n | at % DO s. n
at ans s. 81 g n 20 at s - s5as sheep g r. at 56 Is %
30 % o aarsiagdon ia rim is ofo lambs Is ~ S So 2s
western rs 10. at - 20 2l+ do % n a. s. @o 2l$
do 81 n at 1G Ohio sheep III II. at s. so: Is
Buffalo ia 10 at So
M Is % 21S ss 2lT do. GO n. at 81 % "a
Kentucky DO 60 Kentucky sheep, ISl n. at
S co: 176 do 100 =. ar s. so; go DO. o. n at 50
r Gibson 4 Co.. AL Buffalo lambs 20 ~ IS %:
2e5 30. n o. at IS C5. 22s do = 70. at s. o.
shssP 11fa 40 fo '1 at So a. Do is n sas lis n
a SO 80
Tob!n & shannon 0ate yesterday: 10 Pennsylvania
lambs sS; n PennsyS anta sheep % H. at S5I9
r Il Pennsylvania lambs. tS n. at 81 so
Pennsylvania yearngs. % 10 ot So 80 sheep. 100 n.
AZ S5 / buck. 100 70. at 81
buck f7O n. nj 81.
about FOR the market Steady fo- al weights
Good and STATE hogs sold s. . 100
N, Country dressed hogs unchanged 506lsc per 70
Tor heavy weights; rough hogs selling at 404lc
Sales-S Sanders: 23 Pennsylvania pigs, 50 u average
AT IS = per n; State hogs. 100 70. s. .: 2
roughs. 315 70. AT - %
Tobin & Shannon Cate yesterday: 10 Pennsylvania
pigs 96 10. az 50 y; roughs. 12T n. al 81 =
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
HAVE SWORN OFF $5,OOo,OOo ALREADY
sutrOller Grout Among Those Who Turn
in Assessment Slips.

if The first time since he has been a city Of
"a controller GrOut yesterday discovered that
hsS assessed for $4,000 personal property
llFDleF
- IA commissioners We're impartial in their
So % The Controllers Office. Deputy Controller
,~.slson ano oliver l.. Stanton, clerk Of the de-
ah - '--N ''oi9 '4-49 s0aL AOt sAO'0VO
re hundred yellow slips. bearing the names
- - 6ad women who received notices from the
-. lnent that they mad been assessed for at
s,is-g.y9 each, We're turned IN yesterday by the
,s&o4i-si IN nearly every the holder swearing
- - ehure amount. ET-Alderman Robert Muh,
Z. 1--eh 1eh o. ne Board OF Assessors, was among
4 shesf-o1f-' Ee on the books for SIS 900.
ne ts.lnated that about &O00O0 OF the personal
1snhg ~ 'o--- ~ ~ S--'
a, -. = elf,aTc Nelson. secretary Of the new Acad-
f5ol salslc corporation IN Brooklyn, had 5000 90
~ lvi4 tle personal TAX assessment books IN
- tse4toush; The first call for payments from
- trasltIs mas just been issued, so the corpora
.-eeges IN asseEsnent hY only a few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
NEW CIRCUS VENTURE.
TBom pson & DuHdy Road ShO10 to
Include HippOdrOme Features.

.-.,,nson 4 Dundy's new venture, travelling
,,rnosroue and circus is the owners assert. 10 be
,bs lsrrest tented show in existence and 10 be a
s..isss departure from the usual circus. It will
,.ss .be road about May ! It viii take hundred
os-, 10 transport this huge show, which will in
ol,ss all the acrobatc, serial and equestrian ef-
sa,s ~ the circus as well the electric light and
,oior soeotacie TO be shown al their hippodrome
:. Siv-h-sve and Forty-third-st.
Psn-sssutarives OF Thompson & Dundy went 10
columbus ohio 10 look over the outfit Of the Fore
psugh and Sells Brothers crcuses, sold al auction
l,st Tuesday. To their mind the condition and age
n The outfit did not warrant its purchase, and
they did not hid on IT,
Some Of the statistics O. the new enterprise were
rven out last night by Fred Thompson. He said:
Eighteen wagons and a force OF half hundred
see;rtcsns viii De carried 10 manipulate the cleo
fnesl apparatus The boilers, engines and uynaInos
VII BE- directly connected ana mounted II units OF
ID kIo-Warts each. The engines Wlu De OF the
ieferr rotary rype and The generators VIII furnlSh
mounted on q separate truck. There viii De DvVO
rrendescert lights FOR decorative ana interior puf-
uses and arc. spot and food lights for producing
ise various effects. Sectional iron piping on I'M
f6ense frames viii be utilized for the wiring.
The order for our main tent calls for siK-centfe
ne shelter 600 feet by 40 feet II viii comfortably
scc0nuodate l5 600 persons In seating and interior
sTrangements IL VIII be a departure from All circus
practice.
Ths cir,cus business Is now a trust. We feel that
utertEirrnents denied the people who never get TO
me business centres, and our road show VIII be
in al possible vital details replica OF the hippo
drone production. with q nenagerie added
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
SAY HE DIsREGARDED SIGNAL.
Subway Officials Declare Motorman Ran bv
Caution" Causing Wreck,

Responsibility for the taccident at the Wor+h ..
station OF the subway early yesterday in which
two local trains crashed together. njuring several
persons rests on the motorman OF the rear train
who deliberately ran his train into the red lights
or the train ahead, according to the subway Of
ncials. The block signals set at Caution
and his train running slowly Why he did not
stop is a mystery TO Frank Hedley the general
manager. the Inotorman. Pound. was an experi-
enced mar- good record. II was said that
II was understood he had disappeared. but that he
could be found when he was wanted and that no
criminal charge could be made against him.
The collision demonstrated tho advantage of tho
non-telescope platforms with which the subway
cars are built, say the officials, undoubtedlv
many passengers would have been injured. perhaps
killed, II the cars had telescoped.
The local tracks not equipped with the "trip'
arrangement which automatically stops a train
about 20 run into a closed block.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

TPOVISTONS-I-nder OF live hogs.
Chicago and 100000 at all interior
nonts the provision sold OF to-day with packers
anerng products effort to deDress prices. Weak
from shorts then everything rallied giving the market
steady close City receipts 49, 600 Omaha
q 100 and expected 10000 hogs Thursday.
POTK-cuiet Quoted: Mess S12 15GS13 % family SAC
s14 30. short clear s19 5oaS16. BEEF-Steody Quoted
Mess s9ass so; family slG$l2 packet $40 5egsl1 extra
india mess. Sl4 50QSl6 so BEEF HAMs-Quet: quoted
af s23 20 DRESSED, HoGS-Steady. Quoted: Bacons,
S,ITT MFiATS-Plckisd bellies steady. Quoted Smoking
&c. 10 10 &c: &C. l. 70. SAC. Picked shoulders
nominal. ouoted 6lse. Pickled quiet; quoted
81 f9c TAI.IOw-Quiet. City, 4ssc: 44 G47sc-
IARJ-Easy: quoted TO5c City lard quoted at
85sc Refined easy Quoted South America. doe;
Continent, 7.10c; Brazil kegs e5c Compound quiet;
1toted al 4TsQ5Zc. STEARINEi-Quie:. Quoted: OleO.
sITGAR-DemRnd for refined sugar quite active
with full unchanged list prices quoted and refiners
sre making Prices quoted net less
cent FOR loaf and crushed. 6G5c; mould A.
SOC: cubes. SOC: powdered 6l0c: powdered. coarse
ana fruit powdered 6O5c: Eagle confectoners grann
lated. 62oc; Eagle and extra hne granulaed
csc Eagle 70 cartons. 10 bags and 10 bags OF fine
lated and diamond A. 05e; oonfectoners A. soc; No
J. 6Oe Nos and g. 555c; No J. Abe; No g. 54Oc; no
a 4 No :. BOO: No o. 515c. No 10.
51Oc: No IL 5o No r. 405c; No 13. s5c Nos IA and
4 Soc London there reaction OF 80 on the
bees but the market active
and February down TO los Iiac Ipe
position az the local market hrm ever. and
primary markets continue show good deal OF
strength The duty paid prices sti based on
centrifugal 4+ec for 50 test nusco
vado SO test molasses sugar.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
naE 10 SETTLE S. / FERRY DISPUTE.

a. commissioners Of the Sinking Fund yester-
- 'eierred 70 Controller Grout a communication
,- le Dock Commissioner on the Staten Island
Co. weston. The Dock Commissioner and the
hs-@ now practically agree as 20 the price TO
s,,. - 10Y the ferry terminals. Mr. Grout said he
tbs, - 20 report At the next meeting Of the board
r..e - Whole subject was settled.
Ia, ihe city receives from the contractors the
ss,-.. The present company viii operate the
F1r ~ psglng the city a rental for the terminals
sasut y.S6S' 'ea Sland terminals the city viii pay
lssed se ago the Board Of Supervisors OF Kings
eEt uSc,ls ne State what Is known as the Fiat
ls tern q 4slanc) State Hospital for the Insane.
lis ,esr' sith lts renewals expires in October OF
.tge.sed ne sinking Fund Commissioners have
hsa6s ~ many letters from persons who have
sfolosj,iII me asylum asking them 10 oppose any
selirolisr- 70 remove the institution up the State.
. obfsi-. trout SAID he thought legislation could
1s lsrI 81 which would enable the city 10 release
.sut1f5c, % - make arrangements by which the
fa '1A could be removed TO the Jamaica dis
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
STEALS $500, 900 FROM FLOATS.
Gang Has Taken That Amount in Merehan-
disc from N. Y, N. II. and H. Cars.

Everard TURNER. of No. 75s East One-hundred
d-thirty-hfth-st and John Sherwood Of No s57
East one-hundred-a and-thirty-seventh-st Manhat-
tan. were held in the First Criminal Court Jersey
City, yesterday fugitives from justice They had
been employed by the New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. They were arrested
the night before when they arrived at Jersey CITY
on one OF the company's floats. George Simpson of
the law firm Of Levy & Unger, appeared for the
ralroad company. He said that the prisoners were
accused OF being members OF gang that for many
months has been stealing merchandise from freight
cars while in transit floats between Jersey Cit1
ano Mott Haven. Mr.. Simpson said that bout
S1oOOOO worth OF goods had been stolen this way
Inc men VIII have an examination on Saturday
next. - ~'