Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1873, Page 2

2 _— THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDA , NOVEMBER 2§, 1873, THE COURTS. Verdict in the North State Stréet Con~ demnation Cascs, The Tax-Figfiters Sustain Another Defeat. A Shocking Case of Medical Mal- practice. Heavy Judgmoni Against the Douglas Heirs, Suits for Personal Injury---Bankruptoy Proccedings. Judge Jameson has heon for the past month ongaged in trylug tho question of damagos to bo asacasod against tho city for widening North Btato sircot, from Chicago avenuo to Sobiller stroot. 'Cho portion to bo condomued ia about twolve blocks long, and varring from about 80 to 40 foot in width, somotimes to bo taken from the enst side of Stato atreot and somotimes from {ho weat side, 5o ns to mako tho stroct straight and of an unvarying width, Tho vordict {s com- prised in thirtoen very large follo pages, includ~ ing abont fitty ssparato tracts or parcols of land, and about thirty-five buildings, either private houses or storos, and algo a fow barng, and two brewerles, ono ownod by Iuck, whoso dam- ngos aro assessed ot $54,400, tho other of Doyle, who is adjudged to bo ontitled to $36,706.10. Tho sum total is $415.- 482,67, 'Tho land is nescesed ab from about 382 up to §125 per front foot. Mr, Tuloy consldors tho amount as very much too high, and, immedi- atoly after tho randition of the vordict, entered & motion for o new trial, THE TAX-APPEAL CAGES. Judgo Williams was engagod yostorday morn- ing in hearlug an argument to dissolvo tho in- junction granted in about twenty-fivo casca of tax-appeals from the judgmentof tho County Cour, involving about $00,000. Tho cases are all similar, reciting tho rondition of tho judg- mont by the county, the pondency of & potition for mondamus in tho Su- promo Court, snd tho fear that the County Collector will eoll unloss an injunc- tion is framed to restrain him, and injunctions wero readily granted by & Master in Chancery without any notico to the city. Answers wore filod by Mr. Tuley for tho city, and the case camg up on a motion to dissolve the injunction. The counsel for complainants allego that the Constitution of tho State guarantood an appeal from sll lower courts to tha Supreme Court of the Btate. That tho provision of Bec. 10 of the Jaw of Lho 28th of March, 1873, on which judg- mont was obtained, was unconstitutional and vold, because it roquired a property-holder to doposit with tho County Calloctor the amount of tho taxes befors tho appeal could bo allowed. Tho record showed that tho County Judge ap- proved tho bonds which wore filed, which was in the ordinary form, The Court declined to liear anything from tho city in reply, and sald ho would admit that the Constitution guarantoed an appoal, but ho know of no particular way in which it was guaran- teed. Tho Constitution was silont as to the mode, that whilo .the practice had beon to allow an appeal on fling o bond in double the smount of the judgment, no authority had been pro- dnced and noue could bo found. Tho Legista- ture could proscribo the torms, and in this oase they had imposed the condition of dopositing tho moncy, and he saw no reason why sucha law could not bo mado under the Constitniion. Tho decision of the Supreme Court, which was clted, in the caso growing out of the same judg- mont where they rofusoed to allow a suporsedens, was, o thought, an intimation of the Courf that the limitatiousin tho Iaw as ton supersodeas boing allowed would be also applicablo as to an appeal being granted. Tho injunction was die- golved. Complainants thon moved for an appeal from the decisicn of tho Court on tho ground that it wne o final order, and as suoh could be ap- pealod from. Tho Court, however, held that tho uniform practice had boen torofure an® appoal from an intorlocuory ordor dissolving an injunction; that it was nob n fnal order, and the appeal must be refused. Counsel for com- plainant alleged that be wia taken by surprise, and wished until this morning to determine what courge he should take, whother toobtain leave to dismiss the bill without prejudice, or allow a decroe against them. ‘Tho case was, therofore, oontinued until this morning. It is _not likely that any suits will bo taken into tho Superior “Court, as tho practice ihoro i to give notico whon an injunction is asked, and this would start o contest nt the very commoncomont. It is o gratifying thing_ that tho validity of tho tax assessments bas been sustaned, a8 by our col- umus to-day will be seen there is an abundant way opened to use overy dollar that may bo lovied, und it is woll known, having beon oponly slated, that many of the cases arc morely bowng appealed and contested to give timo. Monoy is worth far moro than 6 per cont now, and thut is ihe utmost’ that ean bo charged ou n judgmont, aud the giving of & bond is o much eaier way to Huram\- moacy than giving o wortgago or trust- ced. A $10,000 rRESPASS BUIT. Willinm Harris, ou Mouday, filed an aflidavit for o capias, in the Circuit Court, against Richerd Greer, Tho suit was supprossed onc day in order to effect Rervico. Ilarris states that about the 15th of Auguet last he, bLoing in ill-houlth, applied to Dr, Greor, of No. 492 West Madison n[;cnl, for trontment. Greor #aid he could ensily curo him ; that ho nover promisod a euro unless lie knew bo could effect it, and hae would onty chargo $20, Harris then paid $10, and agrood to puy the remainder at tho cnd of & month, and received » bottlo of modiciuo, which he was di- rected to take at bed-timo. He did so, and suffered intonso pain_ thoreby during tho night aud tho next two days. As goon o8 ho was sufliciently Dealed, hio went to Greer agnin, aud was cooly informed thas ho did not tike cuough of tho medicine ; that ho had o monster in him which must be bavisked, Tho next timo, accordingly, ho took moro, ‘Tho efect was torrible. 1o wus prostrated, und suffored such intenso pain for feveral daya thoroafter s to render him uncon- geious at intorvals, and his lifo was despaired of. Bome of the medicine was submitled to soveral chemists, « who pro- nounced it potroloum, a violent poiron whon taken jntornally, Ilarris states that his physl- ciavg have informed him that the lining mem- brane of his stomach_and bowels have beou fere- triovably ruined, sud that ho wiil nover recoyer Lis health. His strength and powor of digestion aro gouo, and Lo has beon told that when tho sores oansod by tho peoling off of tho mucous membrano aro houled, tho mtestines will prob- ably. contract 80 mnch as to_terminato liis life, Afifant states ho s poor, and hay n family de- peudont on i, and by tujs sicknasy Lo Is foravor obarred from ' guining his ncoustomed liveli- bood. o thinks ho hus sustained $10,000 dam- azos, and that whatover judgment he may ob- taju will bo in dangoer of “Leing lost unless Greer Lo urrested and held to bail. A eaplas was issued on fihwog a hond in the sum of 20,000, A 230,000 BUIT YO PALSE INPRISONMENT. Judgo Booth wns engaged youturd:g in hearing tho caso of Abram Keldor ugaiust Dano, Waste lake, & Covert, nnd Willinm 11, Whitehend, Lrought to recover £30,000 slleged dam- nges for fulso imprisonmont, Koldor siates that defondants linving recovored a judgmont agaiust Lim and his partner, Fertle, for 135,81, Focnrod o eapias o bo issncd agalust him on lio Gts of June, 1871, on tho ground that ho Tnd fraudulently conveyed nwoy somo of his property. Ho was arrested and {mprisoned for poyenicen duya, whon ho was bronght bolore tho Court on u hnbeas corpun and_ dischargod, Do- fondants clnim that Keldor had offered sottlo- ment, and_statod that ho did nob blamo tho conrsa that hind been pursued toward liim, UEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINKT TIE DOUGLAH MEMS, In July lust, Busun W. Harria_commenced nn aclion i nuunm\:slt aguinst Robort 3. aud Suophon A, Douglus, Adelo Willlams, f e, Douglny, aud ot presont Lmsband, Bo AWillinm, and Daniel 2, Rhodes, olnlmiug 525,000, Shio aflcges that tho lato Htophon A, Dougl In 1553 mude throe notew, sgiogating 310,848.70, of which notes, by wubsequout indoisemonts, oo Docame tho Bolder, When Douglus diod thoy woro ntiftunpaid. Tio owned at tho tmo of Dis deotis lnrgre tinet of Jund in the southorn poition of tho ety and in lyde I'ack, then worth littlo, but sinco bocome vory valuable, Plaintift olafmod that tho szoantors and ol wero liablo for the amount of the notos, and _voslcn]n‘? in tho Superior Court n judgmon‘ WoR rondared fn hor favor for “the handsome sum of 9211060.”. “The cso was dismissod ns to Robert :wolln;:‘\! nmll Igm;]lnl l'.klxklmduu[i and judgment vod ngainst the widow and -the Tiobort i Btophon, L) . A WARD POLITICIAN IN TROUBLE, .Tnle,n . Roynolds, sometimos callad Conch- shell Iluybaldu,a'n!turdn filed o doclaration in treapnsa against Clomens I*, Poriolat, Roynolds complalns that on tho dth dny of Ootobor last bo was nttonding n public maoting of the citi- zong of Oook County, and dobating on affaire crucorning tho publle good, boing ono_of the prl\'ilq‘ed fow on_the rostrum, whon he was suddenly nttncked by tho dofondant and knoclcod down, pushod off the platform, and thoroby his clothes, which must have been vory costly, as he _vnlues thom a4 8300, woro torn_nnd rulned. Ho was, conse- Guontly, prevented from giving bls voto in be- half of tho publio good aforosaid, and clnima to bavo sustained damngea to tho nmount of 10,~ 000, not including tho loss to the county by tho failure to voto, A 85,000 LInEL SUTT, Morrls Mitcholl filed his doclaration yesterday In tho Circult Court ngainat Lounis Timby, com Infuing that, in a littla altorcation, defondant ad called him o ** damnod Jow, chieat, swindlor, and roguo,” and othor sundry litt oxpressions., Not content with this, ho appiied manual forco, ond compelled him to go to & polico oftico, whero ho was unwarrantably imprisoned for two doys. It wasnotto bo supposed that such treatmont could bo calmly eudured, and ho asks for bis pound of flesh in the shapo of 85,000 damagos. DANKRUPTOY TTEMS, An attnchmont was fssued against Charlos Po- tors for’failing to make schedules ns required. The samo ordor was mado in the case of Jo- soph A, Morrls. acob A Overholtzor was granted five doys more in which to filo schedules. Tho order of_adjudication horotofors ontered in tha caso of Joscph Bickorton ot. al,, was sob asido by ngrocment, Jacob A. Rothachild, T.ows Schroodor, and Lambert Lliel flod a potition against *Adolph Minche, represonting that ho owes them $812.78, duo 08 blanco on Lo notes ond an opon et count, and alloging that Mischo allowed judg- monts to bo ontered and execations Ioviod ngainat his property. A rule to show causo was oenterad, returnablo Dec, 16, 1878, TIE GRIMISAL COURT, John Kerrigan pleaded guilty to grand lar- cony. August Lundborth was tried for larcony and found not guilty, but on socond charge tound guilty and romanded. Datrick Iickoy, was tried and found guilty of larcony. Llizabeth Melon ou n chargo of larceny was sentonced to four yoors at Joliot. Charlos Hertzog wng iried for larceny and ac- quitted. ) CIRCUIT COURT IN BRIEF, Willinm D. Pahlman commenced an action in assumpait against the Phawnix lnyurance Com- pany of Drooklyn, for $4,000, and anothor against the Exchango Insurance Company, of ow Yorlk, for a }ko sum. Bonjamin G. Gill and A, H. Androws, on Mon- doy rocovered n judgmont by contession against Jolwu Gregory, for §1,709,20, and yestordny filed an aflidavit for garnishoo procoss ngeinst the Chicago Tug Association. Joln W, DMatthows brought suit against Joseph E, Young to rocovor £3,000, Johann and Wilkelminn Krause filed o prmcipo in trespass against Max Hormann for 85,000, A verdict was rendored in tho Circuit Court in favor of Albon H. Holdon, James B. Taacott, and Marcus Simpson agaiuat’ Oliver O. Houson for $1,083, In tho Suparior Court, Nathsn I\, Morrill com- plainad of I, Parker Plorco in o plon of assump- slt, claiming $9,000, THE OALL. Judge Gary's call is tho same 88 yesterdsy, with the addition of No. 138. Judge Zauo will eall all cases whore motions for notv trial aro pending, Judgo Rogers' cull in 1,456 to 1,479, except 1,468 nud 1,469, Judge Booth's call is 168 to 180. Judgo Treo is ongaged with 414, noxt caso, ,905. BISHOP CUMMINS. Another Circular from Hlime=A NMcote ing to e Ecld to Organize an Epine copal Church on the Basis of the Prayer-iBoolk of 1785, NEw Yonw, Nov. 15, 1873, Dear Broraen: Tho following eirculur-luttor bas been prepared in consultation with a fow friends, hke-minded with myself, who aro now, or haye been, ministors and laymen in the Prot- cstant Episcopal Church. It iu sont to you for your carnoat consideration. 1 approvad by you, Ploago sign your uamo to it nnd thus give your consent to the travsfer of your namo tojthe orig- inal documont for publication, aud more_ geu- eral circulation. Your brothor in the Lord, Gronox DAvID CUMAINS. Address meat No, 11 Bnst Fifty-sovouth streot, New Yorl, aud telegraph your roply if agrocabls to you, . New Yonr, Nov, 13, 1873, Dear Broruen: Tho Lord has pub into the Llieartu of some of his sorvants who aro, or have beon, in tho Protestant Episcopal Church, the purpose of restoring the old paths of their fathers, and of roturning to the o of tho Pray- or-Boolk of 1785, st forth by tho General Con-~ vention of that year, under tho special guidanco of the venerable William White, D. D., after- wards the first Bishop of tho same Church in this country, The chief fentures of that Prayer-Book, ns distingnished from tho one now in uso, are tho following : First—Tho word “pricst” does not appear in the Bool, and thero is no countenanco whatever to the orrors of sncerdotalism, Second—Tho Baptismal Oilicos, the Confirma- tion Oftico, the Catechism, nnd tho Order for the Administration of, the Lord’s Supper, contain no sanction of tho errors of baptismal 1egoneration, tho real prosence of tha body mlfi blood of Christ iu tho clements of (he Communion, and «‘?[ ntmcrillcu offered by o priest in that sacrod onat, ‘I'lhese nro tho main features that rondet the Prayer-Baok of 1765 o thoronghly Seripturnl Lit- urgy, such ns oli Bvangelical Chviatians who de- siro Liturgical worahip cau uso with o good con- selenco, 0O Tucsday, the 2d day of Decomber, 1873, o meoting will be hold in Association Ilall, eorner of Twenty-third strcot nud Yourth uyenuo, in tho City of New Yorlk, at 10 o'clock a, m., to or- fuuize nn Episcopal Chureh on the basis ‘of tho Prayer-Book of 1765 o Lusis broad enough to embrago il who hold “ tha fuith ouco dolivered to the snints,” ag that faith is maintained by tho Teformed Churches of Christendom; with no exclusive and unchurehing dogmas towards Chyistian brothron who diffor from thom in their viows of polity and church-ovdor, T'his meoting you aro cordially and affection- atoly invited to” attend. T'ho purposo of the meoting is to organize, and not to disouss the expedioney of veganizing, A verbntim yeprint of the rayer-Book of 1785 is jn press, aud will be issued during tne mouth of Docawmber, Mey tho Lord guide you rud us by Hig Holy Spirit, Gronak Davip Cun.aIxg, T'he Bishop Whito PrayorsiZoolt, Irony the Cleveland Herald, ‘Tho *Bishop Whilo Prayer-look” which Bishop Cumming pnr{msns ndnrlm(.z s tho vor- Viee book of his **Old Episcopalinn ™ party will neod somo_rovision if it is to bo free from tho taint of Iigh Churchism. In the ordor for tho Vieitation of tho Sick the rubwic of tho Iingliuh Book of Common Prayer iu retained, which suys: #1foro #hall the sick porson bo moved to walko » special confession of his kin, it ho fcal his conscience troublod with any wolght{ mattor, Aftor which Conlession, tho Priost ui:nll absolve him (i he humbly and hoartily dosiro it)” - — A Forcign Prince’s Hunting fxcurs sion, From the New Yorz Tribune, Duke Ernest of Saxe-Coburg-Ctothn, who ia ahout to_visit this country, wns su intimato friend of Frodoricl: Gerstucelor, tho travelor and novelint, who lived for many yeurs in tho United States, vand who urged Duke Lruost Lo coma to {ho Now World and geatify thoro hin passion for adventure and hunting, which is hiy ruling chataotoristic, 'Lha Dukie, who will loavo Bromon for Now York on tho 22d of Jauuary, will bo accompanied by lis nid-de-camp, Capt, von. Rochow, nnd by four sorvauty, ono of whom, Michael Dehor, “is fmmoun as o hunter of wild bonva in ‘Churingla, ‘'ho Duko will ramain only o short time in Now York, aud then proceed to Washiugton, whoro ho witl puy his respeots to tho Prosident of tha Unitod "Statos, -~ TFrom Washinglon tue Duke will at oucs procced to Nobruska and hunt builaloey for n month or six woeks, Ho will thon go to Toxus and Sfexlco, whero ho will romain throo months, Roturning to the Unitod 8tates in May, ho Will visit the Northwestorn States, and then go to Califoruln, From Californln ho will go to the Bandwich Istands und Australls, und roturn by way of Javn, Sumatra, aud gypt to Luropo. Tt I Guti maled st Gotha that” Lhis voyago will cost the Duoul oxchequor about §100,000, —_—, WASHINGTON. Curront Community Crimes === Tho Gosg-Udderzook Case. Negro Murderers at the Capital A Social Gehonnu. From Our Own Correapondent, WastNaTox, Nov. 11, 1873, Tho Associated Pross hiave given you daily ac- counts of tho romerkablo crime of one Udder- zook, n Baltlmoro mechaule bailing from Ponn- sylvania, upon tho body of a small suburban manufacturer of Daltimore by tho nnme of Goss, Tho peeulinrity of this orlme was, that its ‘victim waa n follow-criminal with his murdorer, and, whilo hiding fn an obscure part of tho country, undor an aliag, whoro his identity was lost, was the provoker of o second crimo, Ho Lad insured Lis lifo, and burned his promlsea afterwards, consuming thore a resurroctod corpso which Lis family and his confodorato posgod oft for his own. Tho fnsurance pooplo rosistod tho paymont of tho polioy, and tho incondiary hid himsolf away in an obsours tavern in Ponnsylvania, under tho name of Wilson, accompanied only by Udderzook, who was acquainted in that country, Growing weary of his chiargo, nnd wishing to ox~ pedito tho ecttlomont of the {nsurance, Udder- zool concluded to take advantago of the folly of Gogs, and drovo him into a woods ono night, and ‘beat him to denth, and burned snd buried bis gormonts and part of his romains. +The body was discovorod by tho dotoctives of “tho alr, tho clerically-dressed birds, and Wilson was traced up to Goss by sharp insurance-polico, and Goss was Inid to tho door ot Udderzook, whick is the gallowa-door, Nothing in this orime Ia like the country char- actor of it,—tho compounding of duop, ignorant plots of blood for smallamounts, The thousnnd dollars in your haud is tho prize of murdor in o thousand such hearts. Nothing ia liko tho cheap- ness of crime. You buy your purloiner high, and you murderor low. 'This leads mo to give o fow chapters of Wash- Ingloncity erimes, TOM WRIGHT AND TIE PEDDLER, Ono of tho most brutal murders over ansctod in Washington was that of Tom Wright, o do- praved typo of young negro buck and a pure Axrican, with unusually bright oyes, but a hond that showed o dispoeition toward idiocy. He drifted into Washington soon atter the oponing of tho War, and led a lifo botweon streot-fight- ing and tho police-stations, He is bolioved to havo killod two or threo porsons and to have escaped dotection, but the murder for which ho suffered was of an imbrated kind. Wright had taken up his quartors at the houss of a buxom mulatto woman much his- senior, and he ob- tained such control over hor fears or affections, or both, that ho cuffod her childron promis- cously, and oven threatened to kill his enter- talnor. Ono morning, tho body of & strolling Jowish peddler was found on a lot of ground near this ‘mulntto woman's houso, and tho general viciouiness of Tom Wright led to an carly acarch ovor Lier promises, in which Wright assisted tho officers, glggling and vivacious, Nothing being found in the houso, soarch was mado in other quarters, but, all proving incfTeotual, tho oficers roturned o socond timo, aud extorted from the woman the coufesgion that the peddler had boon kuocked on thio head whilo displaying bis wares, whon o camo u{ appointment o tho cabin, and, attor killing him, Wright sccreted his body in a cup- board until dark, and thon lazily gripped it up ou his shoulders by the poddior's pack-straps, and, removing it ton fot closo at hand, throw it amougst somo carts collected there. The pack meantime ho picked over, and then buried it undor o pilo of rubbish’ in the bnck yard. Everything was found 8s 1ndicated to tho oflicors, and Wright noxt attempted to make a principal of tho woman, o _was triod, lowover, and sentonced to be havged.., Juat bo- foro his oxecution he meditatod resistanco or es- cape, whon ho was suddeuly confrontod by tho Prison Deputy and his assistants, made to strip, and was thon’ beavily ironed and put In o dark coll, whoro ho could do himself no injury, Ho got litule sloep aftor tho wmurder, exccptlgx day- Time, boing disturbod with visions of bis viotim. o died nt last, although n pugilist aud a des- porata follow, in abject physical and mental cowardice. TIE DROVER'S MURDER. ‘Whilo tho public wore in the midst of the pan- ic resulting from tho poddior’s murder and éwo or threo othor crimes, o drover who carriod horses and catile betweon Aloxandrin nud Balti- moro was found on o part of the Smithsonian Iuotituto _grounds, suffering from dreadful wounds, which, on inspection, were found to bavo 'boon jullicied by & slung-shot of load wrapped in n_loathor boto- liniug. Porsons had gouo past the placo whero tho body way l"ing ou tho provious night, but thieso grounds have long borne o distoputablo churnctor in Washington, intorcepting all pas- songers botwoon thelighted Avenuo and the fash- 1ouablo parts aud tho quarter ealled #ihe TIsland,” on tho river side, Whon tho body was found, it was remembored that the droyor in question had boan scen in the company of a yol- low tollow who somotimes accompanied him to tho borso-markot at Baltimoro, ‘Lho samo. mit- Intto bad been scen directing tho intoxicated drover, on the night of tho murdor, to o tavern in this quarter, atd porsons Lad soon tho nogro presuing his nose against tho glasa window to follow tho movaments of tho man, who wag drinling within, Tinally, tho negro’ had been ‘soon taliug tho victim into the darkened grounda of u:‘a Swithsonian, und saying, **Como this way. Amongst tho drover IIahm's effects was a check on o bosk fu Alexandvin, This check had beon presented _in Aloxaudria o day or two aftor tho tnurder, folon hotween Wasghington and Aloxsndria, tho officers camo to a louely tavern on the Vieginia ghoro, at tho termination of the Long Bridyo. ‘This tavern goes by the name of Jacksou City ouse, butitis still tho only louko in the snid city, aithongh Gon, Jnckson, in his lifotime, hid tho cornor-stunc of the place. The propriotor was able to remember that, some timo 2fior nud- night following the murder, » yollow fellow, who wia walking, bad pounded on tho tavern-door, and requosted the landlord to come down and give him n drink, ‘I'his boiug the landlord's business,—and landlords in those parla aro accommodating,—tbe man descended tho stairs, mnd, leaning _over his bar, by tho 'light of o inmp ho saw tho chook iu question, which Lhe negro took out of u pocket-book and showed (o hiu, snying, at tho samo time, *Thal's all right, ain't it 7" By this cluo tho nogro was followed fo Aloxandria, and thoro arrestod i o low prostituto’s don, whore o Liad Leen sheltored sinco the crime. Mo was Dronght up to Washington, contined with Tom Wilght, and is now undor ‘condemnation ta tho wamo punishment. 1o rocently made o lying and oxtennating confession. BLATLR KILLY HUSSEY, Washivgton has fow placos of vpen-uir amuse- mont, and tho rouglier wiites aro in the habit of fiom({ to tho beer-gardens in tho ouvirons to oldl thelr dances aud whip tho inoffensive Crar- wany, Sundays woro formorly celobrated for thoso cauncless combaty, in which Amoricans, nativo hiere, were gonerally the nggrossors, 'The Ingt murdor of this kind took place at the garden of tho highest repute, viz.: tho Schuotzon-Park of tho intluental Behuotzon-Veroin of thin town, It hne been tha hubit, porbaps inovitable, to malo no great serutiny of tho evaracter of per- sous who nttond the crowded annual fotes at this handsomo park, Hore is o monumentnl marblo bust of Jjaron Stenben, which was dodicated by Carl Schurz with o fino oratlon 3 and tho lights, Iinlls, booths, ornamontation, ete., are not ox- celled by those of nuy Gorman ussembly in the vountyy. o tho” lnst Hebuotzen-Fost, ono Hlater, & man of monns nud n contiactor on tho public works of Washe ington, camo armed with o oruol wonpon in the ahape of n double-cdged kuife-blado of flue steel, attached to a hundle gimlot-rashion, so thas the hand could clasp the hundlo, winlo' the biado extrudod through tho fingors, and thus a man who roemed to Lu striking unothor with his flut would in reulity be stabbing him to the lieart, Slator, tho posicsor of this woapon, was the son of & slave-trador, who fornerly kope o pon in Dultimore and porformod tho' ruther agnoblo busiuoss of buylng human beings and sending thom to tho Bouth, Duriug ho cvening in question, u[‘youug man numed ussey, who hud heon drmbKing, liko all tho vost in the party, made nowo remark to Slator, who had rison 20 o nway wilh u coupla of lodso givls, e ro- tuark was joeutur in ity oxprossion, nlthough the wards would warrant, if woriously intorprotod, wn offonsive intorprotation, ‘The 1owark was this W1f you gzo away yow'ro mo thorougr i i Tollowing over tlie routesof such a- onn butt your bralus out” Hlator drew his wdapon and held it in the manner prosoribod, and in o minute stabbod Hussoy, ‘Uhe murderer wag triod, but, heforc being sentouced, hin monns aud influance wore at worl to soourc him nnow-trial, Tho Judgo alko hold that, in tho afray, the act of killing waa littlo moro than munnataughtor, Anothor trial s, thereforo, pend- ing in this orime, and tho tpeuc I8 atill somowhat doubtful, for tho !uunlbllltfim of this community Liavo boon o ofton outraged by the carrying of wonpons doliboratoly Iutonded to tako lifo in n cowardly way, that ‘many jurymon will accord 10 oxcuse Lo h:u man-slayor, THE MOARTIY MUNDER. No murdor over tonched tho sonsibilltios of gamblors and sporting-men fn Woshington like that of Jack MoCarthy by Donnis Dardou, about threo yoars ago. Washington has always boon o favorito place of rosort tor professional gmn- Dblors, Thoso gontry long ago broke up tho Lorae-racing at the famous old track on Four- toonth stroct, by sproading their swoat-cloths and imploments of deviltry on tho opon groen amongst tho earringes. ~Their dons on Bixth atreot, E stroot, and in other localitics adjacont to tho great hotols, havo ofton beou uhiowy and oxtensive, They used to cluster undor tho old hotols near the Capitol gato oxclusively, but aro now a8 far weat as Willard's, In tho palny days of Southorn Congronsmen, fighting the tigor waa o modorato ovening rocreation ; and, as Into ay 1870, Mr, Morrisgoy backed & gamo fn'tho bulld- iug now accupled by tho Statlstical Buroau, and genorally came down from bis sost In Congrosy With four or five colleaguos to luncliat Lis gam- Dbling-houso, T'hese lails of chanco had somo exultod patronago; but Judgo Fishor, tho Dis- triot Attornoy, and his Assistant, Richard Ilar- rington, completoly wiped out thoso gamiug- Liousos ' two yonrs ngo; ac_ prosont thoy haye Just rosumed In force, but thero are said to bo no Lonost or ®squaro® games played in this city. 'he londing gomblors have gono to Baiti- more and Richmond, whence they camo, and tho prosont driviug spirit, Goorgo Parker,—n little, short iman, pock-marked, with » blncl mustache,—is n very small loador compared to Lils prodecossors. Jack McCarthy was s handsome, companion-~ abla, worthloss fellow, who came to Washington trom Now York City, whore ho bLnd quarroled with the sporting mon genorally, aud their ill-will followed him to the Cupital. ‘ttero hio did little to recover tho regard of thoso stern oporators, and ho made his chief busluess tho support of o bagnio whero tho landlady was his partner aud mistress, BloCarthy was always drossod in tho most elaborate fashion, snd ho kept rooms in tho lending hotel of the city, whero un- suspecting strangers, and ovon Sunators, foll in~ with him, not Lunowing his truo vocation, As timo progrossed, the othor gamblors sot tho pollco upon McCarthy, on the obirge that ho had docoyed mon to tho bage nio, and kopt thom there drunlk, and rotased thom liquor in thelr extromities of thirab until they would sign bank-checks for him and the inmates to got money upon. On this chargo McCarthy was sont to prison, but got out on bail, and ho now sot to work industriously to have tho polico petform his ravenge by olosiilg up tho gamivg- housos. He pro{))m'ud tha afliduvits, according to ono account. Donnis Darden, ono of theso Enmblcm was a sileut, thick-sot, burly man, and im McCarthy sclected as the champion on the othor gide, ‘I'hoy mot ous evomng, & fow stops from the Avenue, and MoCarthy oponed the bat- tlo with au effective display of ilsticuffs, IIo was a_sllled pugilist, and was gotting tho ndvantage of ~ Lis autagonist, when tho _latter ulled out o pistol and shot McCarthy dord. This led to quito o com- motion botweon the brothols and the gnmhlhu}:- housos, Dardon was tried, and supplied by his nagsocintes with ablo counsol, while additionnl counsel woro put in by the berenved mistress on tho othor side. Dardon boat his hoad againab the sido of his cell, and criod, **Ohl why was I solected to do that doed ?” Tinally ho nffccted to have lost his reason, and was sont to tho Insauo Asylum of the Distriot, but in duo timo got his rolease, aud is now in Mobilo. Anothor thoory is, that _McCarthy had becomo & roformed man, and was killed by tho gamblors, who chose lots for him. Ho wasat onotimon Washington lobbyist snd a liquor-sutler in tho army. “Atmongat the town-charsctors who wero formot- Iy giving the potico sud the public constant ox- orcigo was IORATIO DOLSTER, ono of th dwollora i the low eribs and hivos In that port of tho city callod Drabs' Division. olster was o stalwaré_soldior, of low instiuces and bullying propensitios, who cams from Con- necticut s & voluntoer soldior, aud_soon undor- took b0 have a prizo-Aight in Virginia with ono McGlade, but was knooked all to piocos; and, after thet oxploit, pursued the moro congenial and easy business of Deating the unfortunato women who wore subject tohis capricss, e had beou arrested twonty or thirty times, but ho one day astonished tho com- munity by an mct of murder, A gamblor, *Souny " Jamos, with whom he lad tsvo or three times been embroiled, and who worsted him ovory time, mado a Inst attack upon Bolstor, on “TRum Row," in T stroet, nosr the sito of Mc- Carthy's fato, Bolstor took his chastisomont, aud tiion slipped off to theneighboriug drinking= shop of Reduy Welcls, and horrowed a gnn, with which ho repaired; to tha scenc and shob tho gawbler dond. Mis Piliful aspook at the trinl, aud the sbrong appeal ho mado that his rotous charactor should not prejudicohim totho jury,had, singularly onough, tho efeckto gothimnmodorate verdict and a_short sontenco, Ilo recontly re- turnod from tho Penitentiary to this city, and 18 still at largo hero, although ho has as yob com- mitted no violent nction. THE GUADY LIURDER. Acontemptiblo murder, in charactor on Murdor Bay, bapponed on tho prociuets of that locality lesiy’ than two yours ago, when ono Grady, & brutal Irishman, Whose passious wero stoeped in bad drink, premeditated and executed arape upon o vory aged, poor, aud lonely womau, in her littlo cabin, Sho was found strangled, and her venerablo hairs stained with hor little romaining blood. ‘T'he wroteh suffered for his crimo on tho gallows, in tho rear of tho littlo old baltle- mented prison of tho city. TUE O'BRIEN SIUNDLR. O'Drien was & policeman who had been o TFederal soldior under Ben Butler, and for a timo a private attached to Gon. Chrant's person. lle strovo to seduco o respoctable woman in Gaorgetowy whom it was bis businoss as a polica- man _to protect. When he ropoated tha vilo solicitation, sho told her huaband, who mildly romonstrated. The rufilan clubbod tho husband with lis locust, until the Sergeaut of Polico ordored him awny. In a few minutes ho re- turned and shot” the innocent husband dead. O'Brien was condomued to death, but Gen, Graut pardoned uim, and aroused great indig- nation thorofor, Gan, R e ‘Threo Jon Enter o Orowded Store, Tio Wp ALl ¥resenty, and % Go ‘T'hrough »? the Eutablishmont. From the Millerton (Cal,) Expositor, Nov. 13, Ou Xoadaysveniug last u most daring robbery was committod at Jones' £toro, two wmiies below Millortou, on tho north sido ‘of San Jonquin. About 6 o'clock in the ovening, whou some ten or a dozen mon were congrogatod in tha storo, smokung ond playing cardy, tho front and rout doors were simultancously oponed and threo men walked in at each, with reyolvers drawn and cocled, ‘lho wenpons wero pointed at tho heads ot differont ones, and thoy woro biddon by the loader to lic down and keep quiot at tho poril of lifs. Of course, tho order was oboyed, aud thewr hands wero thou tied. Hmith Norris, the clotk, was then malo to opon tho snfe, aud tho bandits helpod them- solves to what was thoroin, ‘Cho band thon pro- ceaded, at tho order of thoir chiof, to holp thom- solves to whatevor clothing thoy dosived, all the fireasms in tho Lonso, and a now eaddlo oach, “Ihoy utayed iutho houso nearly an hour and o lielf, and’ thon doparted, loaving the mon all tied, Jones' ntoro ig situated on tho muin road at tho forry of tho eamo name. ‘Lhoro arc no Tiouses noar oxcopt tho hotol in tho rear. In tho Inttor, Col. Jones, tho proprictor, was soated during the oceurronco, but did not luow what was trouspiving, Its isolated posl- tion offured u vory fluo chance for tho oporations of theseoutiaws, Among those in the store woro J, L. Bugg, T, CGilmore, Capt. E. D, Fisber, Bmith Nowws, Jack Mazlott, iI, Koohnan, Johu TFuqun, Hugh Clavk, Waltor Brown, Johu Lorry, and Bob Erambull, All of tholr pockats wero searohed, Who old Chinn cook, who was lying nonr My, Fishor, untied him, and ho m turn rolensod tho otltors, Capt, Tisher brought iuformation of tho ovent to tho town iminodiatoly, arriving hero at abont Linlf-past 3, and Shoriff’ Ashman ub onco sot about organizing & posgo to go in pursuit, ‘Fhe parly sot out on "Puesday morning, ‘Iho robbers obtiined goady and monoy {o the valuo of 131,000, T'rom tho no- cont of tho leador's volee, it {4 thought tho band wore all Mexicavs, and tholr numbor, modo of proceduvo, &e,, point to Liburelo Vasques, or o romuant of his bund, i e TheIloosne Tunnel, Trom the loston Journal, A lottor from 3r, Waltor Bhauley, undor dato af tho 18th inut,, states that tho 1luosae 'Lummel will probably bo aponod through on the28thinst. Tho Shanloys iavo until Hopt, 4, 1874, to com- ploto tho enlurgemont and grnding of the tunnol, nnd the laylag throngh 1t of ona line of track, und the ramoval of all mutoril, &o. Ti iy prob- ublo, howvaver, that the tunuol will be opaned fortravel on tho dth of July noxt, that beinyg Goy. Washburn's dosive, o do this, it will bo nocossary to thwbor tho tuunol ut cortain points whore demoralized rack was oncountered in bor~ ing, na o tomporary oxpediont, loaving tho por- manont brick arohiug of thoso placos to bo done atior tho oponing, It is the cholos of tho on- gincora to dolay the opening until this pormn- nont nrching ia complotod, but it is uncertain which course will bo adoptod, LOVE, MURDER, AND SUICIDE. A Young NMan, Quarrels with Ilis Swocthonrt, Kills llory, and Then Kills Bimsolf. Providence, It 1. (A\'av.l!l). Disnateh to the New York erald. A frightful trn¥d oceurrod in & anloon on Tigh streot [n this olty lnat night, by which o jotung Gorman girl, namod ary Doso, lont lor ifo at thio hands of hor desporato lover, Frodor- }l!l't ,’%auhlo, who 1 turn shot himsolf, probably atally, T'ritz Poohlo, 88 lio Is commonly ealled, is n froseo paintor, aged 25, nud had takon his moals for somo tima at tho snloon whoro tho aad affair occurrod. Homado tho acquaintanco of Mary Bono, a falr Gorman oreaturo, 17 years of ago in tho spring of this year, tho girl having resided with her mothor, a widow, and soon love ripenad into intimacy, Pochlo being mout dovotod in his attontions, which uho raturnod apparontly with mutunl fondness, Choso who kuow tho "young cunglu Delieved thatb thoir relations wero undin- turbed by suy'disagreomont. ‘Flo couplo visitod tho aaloon nonrly oyery night, and took rofrosh- monts togothor. Poohle took his suppor ns usual Inst nlght, aftor which ho eallod for Miss Boso at hor house, and accompanied by hor re- ontered tho aloon, Soating tliomsolves at o tablo in ono of tho utalls, Paohlo called for somo oystors, and tho saloon-keopor promptly waited npon them, and for tho spago of twenty minutes tho coupla ato and chatted, and nothing uniusugl was noticed about their appearance or manner, The couverantion was carriod on in & low tono, aud aftor tho oysters Lind boon disposed of, Toohlo called for n cigar, Whon the proprictor of tho saloon brought him tho cignr, Fritz ro- marked to him that * Mary ys v s going to Now York on tho 11 o'clock train to-night to onter a convont.” . Tho saloon-kooper said something in roply and thon rotired to busy himsolf about the sliop, not thinking that tho contomplatod ne- tlon of tho girl would lend to auy gorious consoquoncen botwoen _them ; but ton minutea lad hardly elapsed hoforo iho tho proprictor and othors in tho saloon woro startlod by tho crios of tho woman, and, quickl proceoding o tho stall, thay found pho Lad fal- on to tho floor, shot by Pooble, and was bleed- ing freoly from hor wounds, Poohlo ran out of tho shop by n roar door aftor firing tho shots, but was quickly pursucd by s policoman and others, 1lo had not procceded far boforo ha fell, shot by himsolf with tho samo weapon Le biad used upon the young woman—a sovon-bar- rolod rovolver. o was carried back to tho #a- Joon and & surgoon was summoned, but tho woman died when lo arrived, It was found, upon oxamination, thatsho was shot twico— ouco in the hand and ngain in tho bresst at o Pchxt abovo tho heart—tho lattor wound caus- ng tho fatal result. At tho momout she was dying Poolilo was lying upon tho floor in a somi- conscious state, and, suddenly recovering him- solf, o arose and ran out agafn. 1lo was soon overtaken and brought back ngain, and, with a wild oxpression in his face, he cried out in Corman for his Mary, and when in- formed that gho was dead ho snid: *I shot her. Sho wanted to go into a convout, but I didn't want hor to,”" Shortly aftor Pochle was convoyed to tho Rhiode Island HusPl!nl, whero ho liow atb resent in a critical condition, Fivo ahots wero card altogethor in tho stall, aund whon tho ro- volver was found the sovou chambors wore ompty. 1’0 aftair is anothier story of n lover's quarrel, Both wero noticoably at times in the habit of teasing or * ohafling " cach other; but this was deemed nothiug unusual, and it is supposed nt the timo of their talk ot tho table Pochls was endeavoring to perguado hor from tho course sho had determinoed upon, and upon her stead- fastly rofusing. to yield to his wishes anger took possession of him leading him to commit the torrible deed which lmd Mary & corpso on the floor and wounded himself vory probably beyond rogoyery. Miss Bose, it appears, made up lier mind woek ago last Sntul'dn.{ t0 culor tho convent, and Poohlo was ko strongly opposed to 1 oh n stap that ho remarked to tha_saloon-keeper on ono oceasion, *‘sho never will go to a convent ns lon os I nm alive,” and in connection with thoir conrtship and fatal quarrel a curious story is told. Mary mado Fritz several progents on’ his birthday, which accurrod rocontly, and among thom was & protty cross of flowers, and this presont was shown to tho saloon-keepor, who was sn intimato friond of Poolila's, and when he snw it ho romarked very strangely, “I don't want to soo tho oross ; it is o coflin; it is a sigu of death;” whoreupon Fritz replicd, in o quict, Inughivg wey, © Well, if T dio, you can put 1t ou my coflin.” " Tho saloon-keeper appeared very ‘much affacted by this incidont, but the matior was givon no further notice, and the presout wag carofully troasured by Fritz in his room. Taoblo is auid by Lis frionds (o be n steady, in- dustrious mav, and was ao catimablo membor of soveral German sacietios in this city; but it is statod by & fow that Lo has Lad sometling to do with another lover's quarrol previously, and that ho mado an unsuceesstul attompt at killing the object of his hatrod and roveugo on tha oc- carion, Latrn.—Fritz Poolle, who last evening shot and killod Mary Roso and thon shot himsols, died this ovening at tho Rhodo Islond Hoapital of hig solf-inflicted wounds. 'Chie girl was abous to go to Olio, with tho oxpostation of marrying o mun there, rud the Lnowlodgo of this Tact probubly caused tho tragody. TWEED. After the Sentence, From the New York Herald, Nor. 23, This morning, at 1 o'clock, Mr. Tweed passed through tho ivon gates of the Wombs, where bhe wai tomporarily committed until his yornoval 1o (ko Ponitontinry on Blackwell's Island, Ho way uccompanied to the prisou by Doputy-Shorill Bhiclds and Michuol Cabill, with soversl Doputy- SheritTs ps nssistants, and also Gon. William 5L, “Pweod, Mr, ichard Lweod (brothor of tho pris- onor), Mr. Fostep Dewoy, and Alr, Metiutuuess (son-in-law of Mr. Uweed). Lho doors of the ‘L'ombuy woro thrown open on tho arival of the carriages by tho- watchmun, whom M, U'woed greotod in hisusual genial way, and said, # Well, Jolw, Low nre you? I nover oxpectod to meoat you here, like (his.” “Johm,"” with ovidont sincority and considérablo foeling, said, #Yus, Mr, Tyweod, I am sorry to have to meot you liko thiw,” 'This littlo incidout over, the Prisouor pagsed o littlo way iuto tho corridor, and had a short, conlidentinl conversation with Mr. Shiclds, who quiotly tcimated to sho pris- ouor that all was roady, aud ho passad within the inclosure, with his son, Mr, Deway, nnd Mr, Baioldy, to tho comvt-yard, and was placad in No. 6 cell, whichs is on tho lower tior of tho privon. A'shiort time was spent In making tho Kmpnmtinnu for-tho night, and his friends, who ad nccompanied him, bado him *good-by,” and left him with manifest evidonces of sorrow, to speud his first nigat in prison, Lo tho last momoné Mr. wead kopt up his avernge flow of spivit, and assumod that bravado aud horoie air for whick lio lus beon so romnrkably distin- guished throughont his oxtraordiary ciraer, T'ho evening was wpeut by Alr. Twood, his counsel, und sovoral of his frionds, in the privato room of Shorift Brennan's office. 'Thid wuy cauged by tho unavoidablo doluy in making out tho commitmont papors by tho Clork of the Court, Mr, Sparks, 'Iheso docimonts wore very longlly, ns tho sontonco in all its dotails had to Lo sot forth with all the datail of logal minute~ ‘I'ho timo way whiled away by 'I'weod with il liis counsel and tho partaking of suppor, which has sent over from Delmon- ico's, Inreferonco to his sontonca, AMr, Twood romarked to tho roporzor of tho Zierald thut he thought tho Judgo was *protly sovoro ® upon him, nndin tho sontenco showod constdorablo faoling, and aceazionnlly almost passion, ntriking tho bonoh with his 113t to onforca tho oaustionods of hisromarks, lothoughtJudzo Davis wont ont of his wny to ninkto ou uuiiscoesnty and untrathful romark when ho saud, I snt in £ho court duing tho whola of tho triaf, up to tho timo of tho vor= hn look of doflance upon my f: said My, Twoed, I ean't holp my lookw, X lmow I didnt oty; bub I never fols deflant, ud whoh tho Judgo olnrges mo with . thuuking that (ho corruption of Iiysolf ov my friawds would bring mo out all right ho states that which was uttorly untruo, 1 must say, howevor, that Daviais & “very smnes foltow, smart agw etoel-trap; but ho allowed s feoling to mayter lim, o had no businoss to keop me standing all tho time to bo leoturad ; his duby was to pase sentenes, and no mora.” in roply to an inquiry wstowhat ho thousht of tho sontonco, ALY, I'vod nid, direotly o bogan to put tho ¢ounts into groupa of four, 1 thought what Lo was go- inge to do, and I_was not nustekon, 1fa hnpriu- oned nu> on the Keyser county and fined mo on tho others,” */ Did you expect twelvo yoars, thon " fnquired the ropottor, ** No; I thought lio would liave stopped st the ton ; but T ruoss ho atumblod on the twvo add county, and so mude it twalye,” Turthor couvorsntion of ALy, Tweod a4 to thie sontonce, ovidontly showed that ho Las still faith that Lo cmnipotenes of the intrieaclon und uncettaintios of the law witl save him tho dogradution of & vieit to tho Denl:entiery, nud that it will not Lo lons bofora ho will be i com- parativoly freo mun, 'Lho portraits of prominont political mon, all of whom wore friends of Mr, Twoed, that woro suspondod on tha walls, natus rally orlginnted conversation in the dircotion of Polu.lca, and it was positively astonishing to ionr tho *' ox-Boss " talk of mon and thingy, with tho old ring of power in his nentoncos, and with ovidont forgotfulness that ho wns no longor tho great ruling {muum spltit of tho™ dny, and only a convict on hia way to tho Ponitentinry.” Ilo was asked what lo thoupsht of Ingorsoll's chances noxt wock, and . hio sald vory coufldontly that Lo cowld not be convioted. * 1To lind, iowover, n vory difforont Judgmont as to_another prominoat politiclun, who will follow Ingorsoll as o prisonor in tha Court of Oyor and ‘Torminor, Allusion was made to “Diok Connolly,” “Al," gaid Mr, T'weed, ‘' Dick Is living in clovor in Buropo on 30,000 o vear, and ho 15 tha cnuso of all this troublo and ought to bo whoro I am.” In con- vorgation like this the hours whiled nway nu thoy woro struck out on tho silvor lines of Shoriff Brennan's timopioco. About 10 his conngol Joft him, ‘and shortly after thoir de- parture Mr., Fveed took n sound sleop on tho couch in tho Shorift's little snuggery adjolaing hin privato oflico, IIo wan woke up when tho earringe camo to talo him to tha Tombs, and, whnking bimsolf from his slaop, ho mada 1itld olio about going to prison so carly in tho mora- ng. = 2 CHICAGO DRY G0ODS MARKET. Tuzspay Evestsa, Nov, 25, In comparison with any of tho huif-lozen proceding wooka,thera s substantial improvement in tho vitnation of tho'markot for domeallo dry goods, An inereaned attondancs of interior morchanta s moticeable, and th masi-ordor business nlso showa o respectabio in- creaso, and thera i no doubt that the aggregato distel- butlon for the weok wna Inrgor thon for the corres spoudlng porlod of 1872, Prices linyo becomo moro #ottled and uniform, colleotfons nre much improved, and tlo fecling of déspondoncy nnd gloom no long per- Yading tho wrkot fa rapidly dissppoaring, nud in b nco are cheerfulness and confdenco, Btocks, wille complets in polnt of aporlmont, aro modersto u aize, and with tho prospect of o continnously good derhand far into tho' winter all staplo tcxlilcs, and soweonablo ool gonerslly, ara boing bold with'a good degreo of flemness, Sinco our Inst roview, pritta havo been dropped_ anothor ¥@le, with which cxcoptions the chatiges in values kiava beon unimportant, ‘Tho cors 1ok trado continucs stoadlly fatr, both on local and in- tortor accounts, . prices iae varying materialy fzom thoso_outront 'earllor in the sosson, Manufacturors havo not allerod tlioir price-Jiats, and, although amon {ublers tezo is moro ar lens cntting, tio mnriat mus e quoted unchanged, Tho Now York Jonrnal of Commerce says of tio forolgn goods trado ¢ Lo mar- Kot for importad fabrica Lus oxhibited no now fenturea of finportunco, Tho business of tho eason Is rapidly drawing to a ciose, and all yartles intoreated aro press- ing o thelr remafning aupplios of sich goods aa 0ro [artcularly adaplod to onrzont (rado uo fist us posl- o, for tho purpose of rediicing tholr stock to tho low eat igures boforo ths closo of 1ho year, Tho domand for oven tho most desirablo praductions from frst hands lias boon rostricted to small lola_required to froshen aatortmenta and facilltato tho dlstribution of genoral atock ;the sales havo consequently boen moder- ato in tha sggregato amount, Tho auction Lrms hav Deen mostly omployed in tho sslo of broken and frreg~ allar Tots (o cloke involces, Tho eales huve gonorally Boen well attonded, and tlisy realized as bigh prices us could ressonably bavo been cxpested In tho rescut condition of trade.” DROWN coTTONS. e[Naslvilio, 30 tn . 3¢ \Groat Falls E, 4-4. L1 Atlantio P, 4-4. Indfan Head, 4-4. Lasronco, L I, Indian 1fead; 3 Agawam T, 44 Stark A, 4-4, Shawmut, LT, Gardner A, 4- Switt River Michigan A, Utica G, Nashville, 8 fn Granito, Medford, & nowNs, Nushua E, 40-in Tndian Oretined, W, Noshua R, 30-in Dwight Btar, 4-4. Nashua O, 33-1n : Continental ' Tepporell E, 40-in.. Pepporell &, #i-in Pepperell O, 3xin Fapporall X, 301 Indian Orchiard, A. Indisu Orchard, O Indlan Orchard, B] Merrimso W, Pink, Mallory Purplo, Manchicstor, CONSET JEALS. Nonmkeng satteens, .13 c| Amoslioag. o Paquot enttcens 2 1 [Tudisn O 1 |ganos, chmnics, Gurner Flat.... G3ge| Munville Paper, Washimgton. 8¢ [Masonville, .. Slater's Papor. 8" |Garner, igh colors, 1'cént oxtra, DLEACHED COTTONS, Lonsdale cambrio,...20 c[Blackstone, AA Now York il Oabol Dwight Siar. ‘Wamsutta,. oo eodTH Pride of the West,..,20 |Gem of the Spindle...13), Langden, GB. 18 Tarri Fruit of the Lonsdala., .. otis, Sethiuen, AA, Willow Bools, No, Manbattan, Mingehahia, 4-4.. Minnehaia, 7-3, Amoskeag, ACALLLL Amoskeagy Auves Amoskeng, 15, Atinnchaha, 6-3, Amoskeag, 60, v1s 13- Uncasville, A .13 Uncasville, U4, L5 Standard white, Ttockford, UUU. Reaper City.. 7. & T, Coates’, BT WART. Pecrless...ouie B0 Live, colored Clnzoncesse. yo . Brightn, Crossley's, Harlford, extru$ 142 aritord, I, 133 Ingraina, Smith's tapostry. . 1.2 Lowell oxtra, ......$515 Itartford ozt VLI0 “Towelisuperiine.. . Lb Iariford med W03 (Gommon wool....63@70 © Bolgeado, .. # 1Uilon.... 80560 e, Common plain.234@27 u/Twilled and ex, pi'n..34 o JMulting, English cocan, hest Amgrican coniniol Amorlcan buat, Ted and w! Tted und wh, 5 ¢ Oliina matting 44 Gt mastiug 54 China matiing 0-4. 3 [Rod and whs, el TER Spaol thread, grain bags, otc., 30 days, or 1 per cont oft 10 daya, Damestic, cottonades, Kontucky jeans, ete., 1 por ceut oif 30, 2 por cout off 10 days, Iognlar depactmont groods; 4 por cont off 69, & per cent off 30, 6 per cent olf 10 doys, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. For :n Maritets, Lavenroot, Nov, ~Flour, 283@03, Wheal—Winicy, 118 100@138 20; spring,’ 118 @124 63 33 33 Olub, 138 d@lds 6d, Gorn, d, 103 61, Reeoipls of whent 5, 10,000 Amoviean ; corn, 4,000 5—1:30 8, m,—Droxdstuils s 20@135 41, Rést unchanged Laviiroor, n—Coton firm 31y ling upland,'8%@8kd; w, 87405 males, 19,000 adas 3 Amorbea, 0,500; 'speculation and export, 2,000 ; colton to arrive closed frmor, Treadatufts steady ; Califoriila whito wheat, averago auality, T 813140 3 Tod winter, Tia10dG1d 2. Tlour, 2333203, Corn, 3 0], (HICL‘HL" Gds, Cume berland middlos, 483, 'Short ribs, 43¢, Lozxvox, Nov,'%3- n,—Tiho tmount of bullion gouo into {hy Hank ot £452,000, _Consols for niwnay, U273 ; on secotnt, UI@U4, United Btates socurftios: 6-203 of 05, 93! do of 7, 903; 1 10-403, VL( now O3, VLK, Erlo, S04, Wallow, 4033l a1, Nov, 23,—Rentes, 63¢ 6770, | 15, lust thiea days, 33,000 qv ary, 2,000 Awmerican, Livknroor, No stoudy 3 whito wh The Live-Stock Haricets. NE Youk, New Yo, Nov, 25,—Swr: Doga moderately nctlva at $7;@44c, With 18 cars rald atfea( 5 dronsed hogs fiem it Gl oxtrema wolghts showing a slight advanco on light, 1 ccolpts, 5,850, Livo "BAsT TANRIY, TA East Linenry, ,—UA sELE—Arrivals, 83 cars, Aedinm, $4,00@4, ‘cmnmon, §3,8034,00 5 wtock- orw, $0.008 i 0,00, Hoak—Ari o Bost Phliadolphis, $1.20G 4,303 Yorkers, $1.00¢ 110, Sirtiv—Arrivals, 15 cavs, Tost, $1.70@0,007 me- J5@1,00 ; common, $2,00(g8.00, DULTALO, Dueram, Nov, 23.—Oxvrii—ceclple, dnclu roported urtlvala, 1,700 Lead, Hupply fof tho v 8,535, Fhe muvkot’ was slowy s dull § buyor o sellers nro 1@ 'io nflarl, owners belling at strong lust woek’s ¥atos, and buyers hauglung off for o douli Thero s not suilielent trado to esiablivh quotable prices, H:xzu;lhluln 14 micers, 3 i ! O¥ G Ohlo st t H 1y, ub 34,00 AND Lastns—Raocipts, dncludlug reyort total for tho weul, 4,639, ‘Wi rizit fwuctive wile it vocolpts, ut'List woolda prisas, Nearly oll nfteviigs wevo disposod af, Hlous—Lueeipty, includivie Tonoried arrivals, 4.200 total for tha weck, 20,303, agatnat 16,900 for n: Innt waek, Tho tarket s nclive, nt tfifafi‘fifu‘:‘m Yorkorn, ny 10 10 000 10§ §4.0034,25 20 il 200 1bs § $4.00@4.25 for liosvy hogs, ‘The Wool Trade, ool firnor and higher, Obin, Tanmylvaniz. and i xtra and ubove, 483003 oxtra, 43@480; ' modiim, A5@470; conrso, 43@430) Now Yark, Michigan, Todiaun, and Weatern, tine, 0@4les madfiun, 44@30e; coarse, 41@430; combing, washed: 5T@60c; comblng, unwanticd, 37@J0c; Canada, comb ing, 603; fine, unwashed, JU@3le; conrso mid mo. alum, washed, 31@33c; tab-waskod, 45@603; extra * and iuorino, pulled, 95@400; No.1 and suporfine, pullod, $5@406. New York Dry €ioods Tiaricots Nrw Yonx, Nov, 93.—Comminston houscs continus qulof, but Jobling branches nro moro active, Tho mackot for cotton gooda is. qnict, but stesdy. Coiton flunnels nro fn falr requost, Woolena ara mora actlive, and wool flauuels in incressed roquost : biankots fins proving, sud rulo steady ; prints fairly active, The Daily Jitelletin suya a largo offering of hoslory and knite 018 Va3 madoat auction o-asy, and rerlized falf 1vlces, H 'fhe Produce flarkets. NEW YORK, ¢ New Yonw, Nov, 23,—Corrox—In and ighor ; miduing uplund, 1630 ; sirong, BrEApsTUrra~—Tlor more activo and highor; re- celpte, 21,000 brls s mupering Westorn sod State, $5.60 @0.00; common lo good oxta, §0.90@0.75; good fo cnolee, $0.807.60 ¢ whits whisat cxtra, $7.60@8.10 § Olilo extra, $0.40@8.25; St, Louls, §6,03G10.76, Tya flonr tending higuer, nt §5, 60, Gorn meal more 0d demand utures closed uetive, anid navancing; Weaiorn, 83.4330.75, Wheat openod highor, closed "quiot, and vnruul! a0 firm; No. 2 Clileno, Sl 5@ 1435 dowa spring, 51.40@1.47 ving, $L47 4 No, 2 Milwaukee, $1.43G1.49 nket, 51,633 winter red Wostorn, fu alore, 165, Jtyo senved nd very fiim, ot 02:GS1.00, Barly firmer ¢ Cannda West, SLI6@L77, Malt qulot and firm, Corn fu falr demand, nd- higlior ; raceipts, 93,000 bu 3 mixcd Wostorn, ‘aflont, 703@12e s do i slore, 61 @le; Win aried, G0@GGs : damaged, in ntorc, G0¢,’ Oats flrmer; rocclpta, 30,000 bu's wmixed Western, nfloat, 53@3Ge } whlta Western, 63@500; do in loro, 62@54c. Eaas—Yitm ; Wostorn, 286293, 11AY AND Hors—Unchinged. Grooruzs—Coffeo firm; Iio, 104@%0. qulct, Alolasscs unchnuged, _ Rico quiot, PrToLzas—Dull; Orudo, o reflucd, 130, unreNTINE—Quict ot 40c. Dnovisioxn—bori quict ind sleady now mers, $14.60, ‘apot; $14,75 Febrnary : $16,00 Maroh, Deef #oady, Outincataquiot, Middles stcady ; long clear, 0. Tard firmer ; Westorn sicam, BI(c, pot ; 8Y@. 86100 Fobrunry, : BuTren Anp Onzran—Quict, Wintsx—Lower ot Y25 (s 0ic. 8T, LOUIS, 87, Louts, Nov, 35,—Bneavsruers—Flour dull and unchunged { owly an order trade, Wheat firmers gomo_salcs "higlior ; No. 3 spring, $1.04; No,3 re full, SLWMLIL; No.3 do, $.EI@LEG, Corn moro actiyo bt lower § No, 2, 41@43¢, on east track ; 4330 for Topy Oatwnctive and hlghor ; No, 3, S@ife, clomnggat 17c, Darloy quict sud unchanged. Tyo Righer, ot 712752, Winsy—Liigher, at 870, ProvisioNs—Lork held firmly; mo ealos, Bulk ‘moats und bacon, notbing doing, Greon meats activo; ehoutdors, 40 ; clear rib, GY@3}c. Hams, Tc; swook plekled hiams 'firtu ot 8¢, seller January, Lard steady und fitm ; steam, 7c, soller December, up country, Ttinbor, o $3.65G4.10 ; recolpts, 5,935, Catrir—Dull } Toxans rangont 1x@dc; good to pritmo natives, 35@4e. GINCINNATL EADSTURPS—Tlonr qnick . _Whoat fiiw at $140G143, 1@520; rhelled,50c, Ttyo stcady d oats quiet and unchanged. TrovisioNs—Pork frm ot $1A5GIG0, spot. Lard firm; steam, TaGTice; kottle, 73j@se, Dull meats firm; 'sales nhouldors at Gie: cleas wib ot Gi¢@03c. acon firm: ehoulders, Gife: clear rib, 0%(@70 5 wides hold 3(c highor at the closo, Greon micats sfrong, with light offeringa ; shoulders sold at 419@4250; clear rib, GG 0! 1iumis, T@8)¢c. WinssY—Teuding up; salea at 81@H3C, chlefly at e Tioas—Tirm, with o good packing domand, at $4.0 451 moutly " $4.60, Receipta, GALG § s’mmcuue, TOLEDO, Totrno, Nov. 25, — BIEADSTUFFS — Flonr firm, Whost in fafr domand and firm; No. 3 whito Wabn $1.45; No, 1 whito Miculgan, SLE1@153 ; amber Michs igan, $143@1.44 cash 3 SLAB@IAAY Decembor ; $1.47 (@148 January, Corn'firni ; bigh mixed, 60c cash ; 40 Docembor ; 51@51c ganunry ; 631¢@543¢c February; new high snixed, 470 cash 3 47)¢GeA0}g0 Jantiary ; low mixed, 4850 caslt; uew do, 4Gic, Oala steady ; No, 1,41c} No. 2, 30z ensh ; 400 Decoruber, ‘Dnesst Hoas—$4.90., Rroutrrs—Flour, nomo; wheat, 8,000 buj corn, 13,600 i ; oats, 4,000 L rasla No, 1 Milwa Bugay OrorNsaTt, Nov. & Buipseiry—Flour, 200 brla; wheat, 2,000 bu 3 corn, 4,000 bu § oats, 700 by, MILWAUKEE, Mirwavrez, N and unchange $L07, cas —BReApsTUPFs—Ilonr quiot firm ; No, 1, $1.103¢; No, 2, 3, Decembor; $107%, Jantary, Corn’ steadys; No, '3 4c, Ryo dull aud a shado Tower ; No, 1, 73)¢c, Dats dull aud a shude loer ; Bo, & aajsd, rloy dull aud unsoitied; No. 3, FnrtonTs—To Duialo, 12c, 4,000 ‘brls; whoat, 83,000 bn 4,000 bris : wheat, 62,000 bu, Reoztrrs—Flour, SuraeNTs—Flou CI CLevELAND, Nov. 9, and htcady Hight recelp PrrnoneuM—stead; y, firm, and unchanged, DETROI' —UREADS: Drrrort, Noy, 23 rs—Flour quiet and unchange sleady; ostr, $1.63: No 1, S1B3C awber, $1.48,' Corn sleady at Gligo, (5 Quts in goud domand at B9@10c, LOUISY: 1LLE. Loutsvittr, Fov. 35,—ladaria—Steady st 10 Drrzansturra~Flour active ; extra family, $5.75, fuir domand and fivm, Pork, 19,35, ulle shouldera, b3ge ; eloar 1ib, 6 elear, B3¢, Lard—In tiorces, Greon meals shoulders, 43¢c ; elcar Tib, 6 ; clear, Gige, Iumy, 7i 15, Activo nnd higher ; best held ot $£,00@4.60; 8,390 Lead, Firm of 86@67e, BUFFATO, —BreADsTURER—TWheat negleets iing SL4¢ for No 2 Milwatikeo, 03 1,000 Lu” So. 2 In car Jots at 62§ 6ls for samiple, Oaf dull; firm ; cales 2,000 bu No, Wostorn ut &de.” Rye stronger o 850 tor No. 3 Weatern, BLENPUIS, —~Corrox—itxeiled and higlor ; Tow middiing, 143¢@13c, Bueaparolis—rlour dull sud uotisal, Corn meal fiener at £3,95, Oorn scarcoand fiem ub Gio, Oath ecaroa and firm ot G2, Branactivo al SILG0, Uav—Quict, Provistoxs—Bulk shoulders, Gi6c; sides ot 0X@T0 DIULADELFIIIA, Nov, 26, — DREADITUPFS —Flour ngod, Wheat firn § rad, SLG0 Gorn_quict und ‘reaks I 2 hite, 62@3oe; wized, 48 Ttye dull. ¥—Quict and sterdy at 94ge, BALTIMORE, Buzabiruers—Flour quiot and unclius af active and unehauged, Corn aulet ; w ealern, 03je, Oats dull § mixed Weatern, 46@47e. Ryw quict, b3 Drravo, Nov, Loldera trm Mearrins, Nov, gond oxdinary, 1, DHILADELLIILA, BarTivons, N Thov: Buerw 3 03, Wansix—La goul dand 18 954@00. ADyTUPFE—Wheat _firm; en tivm b €25, Barlsy NEW ORLEANS, Jew Ouuzoxs, Nov, 3.~ BALiDSTOrTS—Corn quict a e, L PaviuioNs—Lard gcarco and frmer ; torco, Biga; ey, 0%i¢, $busu—TIn falr domand ; Inforior, 4¢@50; come oty By good uli 1o Sally fals, TGTHa; priane, @I foLARizI—Tn good demans 4334005 primo (o slrict prime, 4842 . Ottier nrtielos Corras—Sror 00d_ordinary jow niddiing to strict low middllug, 154 @155 mlddling to stelet middling, 10451701 Hood middlive, Tabice, for cirreny ¢ i, 3,910 w0 oxport atack, A enrrency, 101 G101, ocks, Stosling, L Oawzgo, Nov, 25, oo 1 ilwaulees, $1. ul, common, 400; falr, choice, 6 Bangod, sales 5,800 bales; pricen advaneed ; 0 atrict good ordidary, 141@LGY0 sight, 1614 premiuin fo 118 for cvcls, ———— Xleroie Women, Tho Tondon Zimes montions that tvo remarks ablo cases of conrngo and prosenca of mind on the rl\rt n[f:uls bave just beon brought Lefora ibo Rtoyal Humano Society, 'ho fitkt’ enso was that of Mins Olivin Goorgina D, Maudo. Sha caved the lifo of n girl nuwmoed Adelo CGreaven, who sank whilo bathing ot Sea l'olnt, Monks- town, under tho folluwing elrcumstances : Miss Aaudo and her sister, who had themselves beon bathing, woro drossed and sitling on the racks watching tho other bathors, whoi thel: attontion was wronsed hy an alurming outery—a givl bhad dixappeared in deop water, No assistance wag ab linud, no boat or ropos, and evon tho usual nttendants wero absont or otherwiso engnged. Tho child roso to the surface, but, unable to awim, sanl again, Sho roso & secondl tinio, nad (o bystandors snd bathing womon, lhuranghl y alarmod and orying for assistanee, wore shooked st * perceiving that tho childa batbing dress hed got over her fnco and head, and “that hor avms wore entanglod init. At this momont Mivs Maude fonped-into thio doop watcr, drasmod. ni sho s, without evon tuking timo to remove her wateh, caught tho ohild ws sho was disappearing the third timo, and took her safoly to shore, The oihor caso 'was tht of Miss Maty Kortidgo, wha saved w Iad of 15, namod Btewart, who sunlk whi o bathiing nt Wontworth, Now Scuth Wales, ‘I'ho hoy liad gone with & companion to batho in the liver Datliug, und was enrvled by u strong curreub into deep water, Noithor lio nor his compuiou conld kwim, and bo erlod loudly for help, - Migs Kemddze way about 100 ysrds off, nudI hearing tho boy's orlos, ran ns fust ag sho conlit 1o the spot, plunged into the river with all hor clothea ou, nnd caught the Ind as ho roso the third timo, Alter vonsidorabla diflioulty, owing to the apidily of Lio cusront, having only ous haud at Liberty, and hor offorts being imnoded by the weight of her olothas, sho nlcimately muvs enedod ju placing the Ind in wafety, 'Cho Roval Luanuoe Roeloty beutowed meduls forsaving lifo, with suitablo tostimonials, on cach of tho young 104,