The daily Pittsburgh gazette., October 27, 1865, Image 4

CU Pittsburgli Swift.
PRIDLY, ODTOBER 27, 1862
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eiTit AND SUBURBAN
.ICIIIg. POISONING CA.SEg.
Trial of Mn. Martha Grinder for the Murder
of Dim Mary Caroline Caruthers.
Court of Oyer and Terminer.
Tetawnier, Vet. ItC.—Bzfore Jadges Bterrtri.
sad Stowe.
Court met et mice o'clock, at which hour the
prisoner wao broagh.: Mend accommodated with
an armchair.
1111STEML Ca THE SMITEI FAMILY
2.lo;jetataret Smith wax again called to the
stand, not having concluded her testimony on
Wedieiday evening.
Medicine WIZ administered, and myself and
family recovered. The next morning I came
down stairs, and the children got along slowly.
In going back and forward to Mrs. Carutbera
home. I always san Mrs. Grinder there. She
either was there or came directly. Have seen
her there as early as Fcx In the morn
ing.
rtes. 0111,41,.:11
/110I't CARUTIIER,. 111 VINO
MONET.
Dortsg the last illness of Sirs. Carcr.siers
Mn. Grinder made remarks touching their hav
ing money. She asked me if I thought Mrs.
Caruthers had money: she mentioned Mr. Cann.
there' alao. These remarks were very frequent
duriagthelr Bikes. 84e said she believed they
bag Money and plenty of It. She asked if
Mrs.. Caruthers ever spoke to me of baying a
house. I told her that she (Mrs. C ) did so
ones. • Mrs. Grinder said that Mrs. Caruthers
had told:her that she would buy a house if she
could gei one to ann.
YES. DIMMER ENDEAVORS TO GOT RID OP INTER
PESIENCE IN HER RUMNESS.
Ilfer.Ceittideetvreelth offered to prove that lkirs.
... Grinder °Wedeln Ike witness (Mrs. Smith)
attending - upon stre. Caruthers, and endeavored
to prevent her from so doing. in order that she
might have sole control of the deceased. That
Mrs. Grinder :epresetedthat Mrs. Caruthers did
not wisfildra. Smith to attend noon her, and
that she had so said. '
Mr. Ma:shall —We object, Ist. The state
ment may be tree, but is incapable of c.uttra
diction. 2d. It was not evidente In any respect.
The Court—As the propoidlon stands. we
think It is not evidence. •
Mr. Kirkpatrick then amended the offer to
prove that Misstatement of. Mrs - . Grinder to Mrs.
thriLh was untrue, and that the relations be
tween Mra. Smith and Mrs. Caruthers were of
the meat kindly character.
Mr. Marshall withdrew his objection.
Witness proceeded :—Mrs. Grinder very often
told me that Mrs. Caruthers did not like me;
every day, nearly. she told ma this. I said I
could not believe it, 'because Mrs. Caruthers had
been kind tome, wouldsell methlngs 'heist:mid
not tell Mrs. Grinder, and alataYe wanted me to
stay with bee. Never-.bad the least dill;
Of ever, aim tinkled feeling tesrerd Mrs. Car
• tigers.;
was. rims rmnritz. , .. A noir OF l'EA—lnts.
ottumszaDT.PpekED.
- eckdiectitte enornind funeral of Mrs.
Carathere; 'l.b:tnught -cttl of ten to Mr.
Caruthers. Mrs. Grinder saw as I was going
In the - gate, and said "Mrs. Smith what arc you
goingto do with .thiar ' I replied it was some
tea for Mr; Caruthers.' This was about' Svc
o'ciriektithe'evening' She saldtr had no need
of dekorit,...aaahc intended to furnish the break
fast forkir. Caruthers. I took the .tea In, and
Yrs:Grinder went one. Saw her dlreCtly after,
and
t fletlid not seen at ail pleased about the
.
mat .
A 35011, =VINO • - ontr--mxs. Inman INTER,
MaliMasi , coneersaGen...with Grinder .
about the-Cartatinre.getting • hired girt. before
the death of Mal.'t &ahem. Mre. Grinder mum
intro:ay house, think it was lathe morning, sad
Mid me that Mrs. Cirritheri had been speaking
to her about getting ► hired girl. She (Mrs.
G.) said she had a good girl, and that she ( Mrs.
G;) woul4 wait upon Mrs. Cambers until
Mrs. Phillips her mother. came. She said she
had so told Mrs. Caruthers. Had but one con
eerultion,with Mrs. Grinder upon this.subject.
This 'eras airing 'Mrs. Caruther'a last illness.
ture.mans' C*.llll7trATlCrs Gargpra
FOILEIS DEATH.
Eta a =Motion with Mrs. Grinder about •
em.sultation of physicalism over Mrs. Caruthers'
ease. it Iris ther,inonsiop beitan ?Ire._ G's
death, and after the doqit..reaett. 1 . he waver
nationYt'd in Yall• Patnthers'. yttd; at the br
dnuitt-sfie called ECM to the Settee, "and said the
two doctors had tap there, andtalkud of hold
ing ilk consultation the'in apemen. She said
Vic:v.BBgal be.. no use of U. kn. cr. rut h e ,4 , c4 „14
to dead before that Owe Mtlk Carothers did die,
s a little beforttcrueßeiocitla the
ousnriVergitac - noN vzfcrirtb.
I watt here whinvehtftedit7tylng. 2.14. Gran.
der w* Standing...by my Ilde at the betiand we
:wete toatang at her dying.,l 4 lrlVPri*ler called
:me *eyeing "Mrs. Smith/ omno, she.ls a dy,
*lug, n6w! Ehe was, as I thought, dying m , Ind I
'-was there not more. than tea or Mew inutes
when ohe diddle. Mrs. Caruthers was drawing
her botiath eery lan.wl, said she mu. bends, , „
roiled inthe bed, and was In dreadful agony;
she wOuld Vac her hand 10 her trust, breathe
hard, awd say "oh! barmy, oh ! burnusg." Slut
was in,lremenduoue °gong, tossing her head
abonl.` , :fretir soon she duty her bast breath.
was.,4Mtarrena AMI intmsenm's mentors.
Atted—She death I aw • Mrs. Grinder in the
posseeshol of areclei teionattg to Mrs. (la.
rutherm3 One, • bonnet; (which she said Mrs.
Thlllip•- gave her.) • .molasses Jar a wooden
herwl, and; a chambeiL: (Molasses jar shown.)
That Om Of MutarGCles. Mrsi Grinder made
• wawa ofit to;toe,-".1- asked WU It was
Mrs. Caruthers, and she said it . was; that Mrs.
Phillips- bad zaide i •prtnest - 'of It her. Mrs.
Grinder said she had frigulaPy mark it a present
to .Afro. Cootteten. I, tow It In Mrs. Carnations
.-.. possetalon. and saw
some tudlt at the hydrant
't ben:weber last =en ime. lira. Grinder
,f said first Ant ell 44 boogbt the wooden bowl,
, g and alldnelotle,Ahat. e itre.RbLUlps had givealt
L. to bar: The otbed ettlele spentioadt she, S tir,.
r i 111.) lambed thr,mgh the fence, and itald.Mrs.
f !Smith there's a chamber -for yon." DAL not
nitwit she ittetlt.
stas. , malit 'cirOsikraimrtn.t
. .
cool toff whoa Ake cowyouptiou *bent "de
Ilerellia-idelteedr4 Place, .11 via ibgiog Mo.
VatittherkPa glut*, at thetiese Mrs. Orieller
had A lierraii_e •ealliesb. `Mrs. ,i4nder
httemita..l...mhihol, sod I &homed she
acted , as' hl vie Mew would dotw i r diken
tbevibAlertKoo co eackothot, oat tothostil. i
xn‘teidetles dgbot retmat nay 'one to stay
sits
-otarberieileitheith-bed. iiihe'dld nowt my
( h o guter . r . ataywith her Oahe. day.
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btriMlareeilred—i dio gi v e t h e
,• . lantieVoAdt 46 0 0 4 . .dUct.4 l _F (Km Can
2',
Cori :t es am=d,aa =urge ,
.24 , allsas m etramou i ;Ought her
.‘, • Mend an Wed% NOMP-proseated the
rl ia
• . ..er to. Wit..T dada iii= b rid her
A 1 a iti,vatto f.ei.,o-limes- of
'IV itookotofas Amy: _Nome gave ere
TI 4r.' r nth" —4beiwg-vi nit
:i... asughtet... l 2lclogala Irele ber ma** be.
side eho-b. %.eirolettfowilepi,"Vehleh ).
did not thbolt.sllWLlMetaklost,bleert9a _I
her some tweet Jeui t 'alitile totteeldd. - _
Crow-tootf9lod--1 sold lie V low
. tins led ,
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la them. Articies that were dirty after the
death. I desired her to set washed. but did one
tell be r where to get them washed ; she ea ,
proper to remove them. / do sot remember of
giving Mrs. Grinderl servant girl any articles
from the Barrett. I told Mrs. Grinder she mirht
Lore sane rags, witch were of ao use to
me. Cave same paper bores sari plerarrs to
Mrs. Grinder's little girl.
THE vra.silEitWONt ,'s lii LL.
Two treat alter my daughter's death I ea-ne
to the err, and staid all night with Mrs, Grin
eer, at her request. I took away some of the
eothing that had been washed, and she told me
;tat the remainder esattid be had when called
lo'. Mr. Grinder aid the washerwoman want
ed thee dollars for her work.
JAN/EBY/TEL ON TIM STANT>.
Jane Smith, sworn—l am the daughter of Mrs,
Smith who was on the stand. Knew Mrs, Caru
thers In her Ilfetlmo. Know the prisoner. Re
collect of the last Illness of Mrs. Caruthers;
wafted upon her, as a neighbor. Mrs. Grind.:
.IMo there every time I went In, .d often saw
leer administering meat, drink and medicine.
Recollect the circumstance of my tf r lui,sl a g i :
Caruthers some milk on the day of
Dr. Herron said Mrs. Caruthers' medicine must
be taken In sweet milk, a tea r.1` , ..." 1 of medi
cine to a table spoonful of milk', and afterwards
some-milk if desired.
TILWT swr.ET WILK A LAI - S- 31 GRINDEri MrEn
poSCS.
lit,....n,k,,ltmwr:.sca.t.ohc.urtmacerdekni.oe'c.loschke
re on m A ar n o n'uts d
to t
me that it was Me best drink she had tasted for a
la+ g Ow. 613ceLaltl "oh, Janie, give me some
more of it.'' Mrs. Grinder was at the foot of
the bed and etaiti, "Don't glee her any lam milk,
if vela' kitNier." 1 gave her a drink of it.. Mrs.
Grinder said to me, "Matte, ra tithe. this and
put it in my Ice box in my cellar," and she did
so, going away With it. I sat down by the bed
and (maned hire. Caruthera. .She was not sick
after taking the milk.
DRS. ilintliON . AN6 31ABINC.LLLED IN.
Mrs. Grinder earns back. There was a knock
at the parlor door, and she let in Dr. Herron
and, I think, Mr. Carr, and Dr. Mahon. I was
not drimised (had on a calico wrapper) and went
home. Mrs. Grinder, I believe, was talking to
the doctor In the kitchen as I went down the
steps and ran home.' Mrs. Catnthers' medicine
was to be given every two hours. I was there
vi hen it was given. I think at 1.1 o'clOck.
PnEDICTICS Or DKATLI REPEATED.
Mrs. Grinder came to the hydrant, after the
Doctor hadgene, and said to me "Jane, the
DOcto:s say they are going t' hold
Mon over Mrs. Caruthers at 61x o'clock," and
sled said that she tcon/ti is dead tons ter, th a t
She tiled a few minutes tome.
11EINDr.r. Gn't.s TOE lIEDICME—TESIIIIILE
EFEICT9 , FOLLoW.
Direr. Grinder, at eleven o'clotx, came in with
I a tumbler of milk, which she had taken Irvin
the ice-box, and out of which I had given the
milk in the mcre,ng. When the medicine was
taken,9l:s.:Carutbers ea: d Oh • :WI tat Lng:yar '"
Err breath was most gone mut She took it. I
was sitting fanniug her. When I gave her the
medicine and milk, she said, Oh, that tastes so
nice At eleven o'clock, after unclog the
medicine frt m Mrs. Grinder, she vomited, and
complained of iter roman burning up. Can't
tell now It affected ter. It was the most heart
ndering thing i ever saw, to see how she roll.
ed in the bed. Mrs. Grinder was there ateet all
the tinie.
Tin Flrcr, IT tint NVtAK--A. rinrvn Or WATtil
itErt , ED Itel: vicvm.
Mrs. Carothers' breath was very than; she
said "Janie, will you get me a drink 1" Abs.
Grinder weanil not Itt me, She said Mrs. Caruth
ers had act her ash' serest. I said •'Mrs. Ca.
rathers do sou know ato Mrs. Grinder was
sitting. In the rocking chair in the same room.
Mrs. (Umbers said she did know me: asked her
my name; she said u .Taulermith." Mrs.
r said she Cid Lot kt ow her. Mrs. Caruthers
said .• Oh lee, I do know you; you are Mrs. Grin
ds ."
Afti.r this Mrs. Grinder went nut of the room,
and remained out abtalt fifteen minutes. She
10, "Janie, come Into my house, I want
see % on. — Mrs. Caruthers asked melt' I was
going to the spring for water. Mrs. Grinder an
swered her, and said-ale was. I went into Mrs.
Grinder's house, along with Mr.. Gander, tear
ing Mrs. Phillips; and Mrs. Kennedy
in Mrs. Caruthers room. Ain. Grinder had the
dinner set. I ate something: do not know what
It Tyre. Some person came after me, and I went
back to Mrs. Caruthers', going up stairs, and
again Eat down and fanned Mrs. Caruthers.
Altar me Mrs. Grinder came in, and said to me
" ie here alien you are''' didn't answer
her.
our. GIIM: DER ,CES VEIL PREDICT lON TE1:11717.D
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Mrs. CernMere was tossing in the bed
for woor. She said "Let me get out of the bed,
I'll pets drink from toy pap's spring !" Dann
think she was altogether right at that time. She
was going on dreadfully about the blister, how
It was burning her. She said "Will you pray
for me "' I think they sent after the Minister
then. Mrs. Grinder went out of the room.
I also went out. leaning Mrs. Phillips fan
ning MI, Caruthers. I went into my father's
hopse. Standing at Mrs. Caruthers' back gate,
Mrs. Grinder said, "Mrs. Caruthers is nearly
gore '" and she (Mrs. Grinder) was laughing.
ohe then came to our hydrant. sad calling Ma
But. said "Mrs. Caruthers is pretty near
dead"' I ran Ott and wens ❑p
stairs, and found Mrs. Caruthers pretty
near gone. She wan lying on her aide. roElthg
het head. She said "oh oh I" Could notlook
at her. she was In so mach .agony. She turned
arts* on her back. Her mother was sitting an
the bed, and Mr. Caruthers lying alone-side of
her In the bed very sick. Mrs. Caruthers died.
EISGLI-A.R slaraues - r Or sans. ORIN1)811-3811
!...LTS OCT THE tOBPSZ.
Mr. Carothers got out 'of the bed and went
Into the back room. Mn. Grinder sold: r.lanle,
Sirs. Carathers - told me a week -ago that eke
wanted you and me to lay her out when eke was
dead'!" I looked at Mrs. Grinder astonished.
Mrs. Caruthers hid never mentiooed dying to
me, osly In title way, "if you don't give me
some water PI:Idle." Agnes Benner-Outplayed
at Cart's drug store) came Into the room, and
asked her If aka would help Mn.s
Grinder and myself to hay out the body. Mrs.
Grinder sold "No," that Mrs. Caruthers had
told her that she-sranted me ( witness) end her
(Mrs. G - .) to ray herout when site died. Mrs.
Grinder washed Mrs. Caruthers' face and hands.
I dldist stay in the room. Came 'beet: sviuni
Mrs. Grinder wee pitting the petticoat ou the
body, and at her request A assisted her.
• OD Monday, before el, died, Mrs. Caruthers
,aid to my moitier, "ean't either you or ionic
stay with me today . Frequently heard her
aik my mother to stay with her, always spoke
kindly to her and wanted her to slay.
muss SICKSECS Or DECT-V,ED APT= I.:LIVIVS-
I=l
Was at the supper on the Saturday afternoon
that Mrs. Cainthers returned from New Castle.
Mrs. Grinder prepared the suppsr, Mrs. Grl odor
said to me "It is Just ready," and was pouring
out coffee. She went to the stairs and called
Mrs. Caruthers down. Raw Mrs. Grinder kind
ling the fire in the stove, to get the supper.
Mns.. Grinder, Mrs. Caruthers and myself
eat down at the table, Mrs. Caruthers
complained of a nasty taste in the aios, and
asked me to taste it. Mrs. Grinder ha, ha'd
ttla arstllsbahed. Ido not drink coffee, tasted It at
riginest of lira. Camthersi It tatted lice cop
ra, i•Zirew the month like a copper oeni.
lira: Catothea - had.- teen drinking of it
brit took no more,' and after that I
tankel-hir. Caruthers called her up stairs.
Cseressy whether I as. Mrs. Csrutkers drink
any of the coffee or not. I went up stairs and
found her Mt the back of the bed, sitting up and
romiting. r Cann telt she complained of .any
thing else or not.
6 ',11,11Z" TAKES SIM.
I took Met and Mrs. Grinder went to Mr.
Melinde to-get him to go 107 Dr. 171513. I WIS
vomiting, burning at the stomsch, and very
LldralLY. I had not been vomiting orevicasly.
Before e rloPer Mrs, Cawthers was well; had Just
come from New Castle, and looked well. She
said she felt like a new woman. I SO very
sick that I went home. Mrs. Grinder wits tip
stain whlbr /- was atek.--.-
EZIEZIEM!
The tl?3 , before she died Caruihbrd
ed me to stay with for. ,Idp, Grinder was pot
In at the time, but rank In and bald, "Janie,
are Inn zallaj:r to Mai with Mx,
said,
day 'I” . Told her I was. She said, "now'
c u an ail jo n ll ;Il lin dllY be T t r i h n ort
h yi N
n6r. EL. Grinder'wm itibacist t ar=ttl_
wands all the time. She earacin niter nine o'clock .
In ttio morning, _Opt wak ed, . too, to KO 'PAO her
home after w il e . She went:bon:m.4nd came
beckon/is:ld Pcome-In mrhonso,lhe pogrom
fot ermatfor_ you! ?,„ ; went and. Look of the Ice
cream, Went back to Min: Canalize, MO found
ri--Menucdj fanning .AfofaScra-,
ncr was down stairs. iltald:to gri' c ; w lrO l t s
."I feel so bad! ” " went- d
and went .. to- A ldra., ,Mailawki • 4. -Tcan"
Red there &tinnily. 1 iirasaciWasit tkieT Kid
to go hoelennagOSOhedi. , ll l ePtAbOutindopttrs
:when Mrs. Kennedy, came in ald &aid Mrs. Dr
nithers wanted auk Ektertandaded me tergmt tip
and I would feel bettor. ixtmt,toMrs. Cargth
en and found Mrs. Grinder than: inutiukakiet
If I felt better; -; AOC - ,b _ 1.1 dtdi3Ant
or,
- was so weak, The wad in - the
'afternoon. I remained -,1110 JIM
Canithers until two o'crock the next morning'
before abe died. Mn. Grinder'ffas
all the time. Mrs. Kennedy was also In, Vein.
At two o'clock I told Mrs. - ,' Canard - Om
I would go home. Keforqolegllrent tt , K r Il•
Grinder's and got acme milkl molt to my sis
ter, think It was 'boot:Gine Ihr2:Mrs. Carothers
to take ber medicine:
nicsaseblirielliditi /mama.
waa - al ComaeSW MU; Mr. Penile came.
'101.4/thida whs Om also. Una
ChwutheltlDOXlirsa Oa recognize hoc father's
foosito. Fatelisal4, Valk, thorei I
ran doww-Althio• without • light, Earl
Amid ge r pinips, at Qs dom., Ho went
0141040 Carl:fliers watched,
out h6t 11•111112C"Olt rap, la that me,
,-;
d., trmlf ••••• warCl" ' tA, e
ti r!cp lie replied , ••;)aldaagaLar, gnuvrl.l
to WeiCenciti:i alias a walla to to home*"
Recollect Monday,
exar. .10• 17.4-
. 211 , 11 T Remeirk. They eat of vi sop
give.
the 17th of July, wheu our
to mother by Mrs. Carothers. All of the family
were sick but myoelf. I iook hope of the soup.
I threw the soup out carelessly IS the yard, a
tore with it.
DOO rOIEOSCP DT TIII:
• - -
Saw Aire. White's dog in the yard, gnawing a t
the bone. Saw the dog afterwards vomiting
drawifbiy, and ran after biro. White up stairs
law Ow house, and continued vomiting under
the b e d. yrs. Grinder teas there, and carried the
&admen noire At this time I thought my M
oe brother Harry was dead: the doctor said ho
war pniseless for four hours. Dr. Wallsee,
speaking of the sickness said. "Mrs. Smith. thin
acts like poison!" hfis. Gliwice said to me, in
a low tone, "n al donor Is a fool!"
Court took a recess for dinner.
ANTEHNOON SESSION.
Court assembled at two o•clock. The room,
both bride and outside the bar, was densely
packed, and amend the mess were a consid
erable numter of ladles, the majority of whom
remained standing - daring the alteration sassloa,
it being impossible to provide scam for them.
Thu counsel tibia, the repo:tart, and even the
Court were encroached neon by the crowd, and
It was with difficulty that strict order and deco
rum was preserved. In the many exclaim trials
ihat have taken place in our Court within a few
years, we never saw in attendance so limb
crowd as on Thursday afternooar not even upon
the occasion of the trial of Charlotte Jones and
her confederates, Fife and Stewart.
Janie Smith, on the stand at the hour of re
m Be, wee oct cross-examiner:L. Her evidence-M
-ellor. was given la an Intelligent, modest way,
which added much to the strong impression it
must have made opoe the miads of all who heard
cf the guilt of tne prisoner.
Dd re. Mary A. White, residing in the Diamond,
ffittebrugh, was called sod corroborated the tea-.
timocy ea to her aog having been poisoned by
the veal thrown into ffmitit'a yard. The canine
sufferer gat! court, 14,4 attracted Some atteo
tiff,
711IPOIBONTS0 or SUSS lICNNITII
Miss Agee& Benner, sworn—Was acquainted
with Mrs, Caruthers in her life-time. Was at
her house several times Swing her last sickness.
Met Mrs. Grinder every time I was there. She
either came, or was there when I came. She
seemed to be making herself generally useful.
I sew her In the act of administering medicine
to Mrs. Caruthers on the day before she fired;
thing I went out as she was dropping the medi
cine In a spoon, Before she went to New Castle
I called to - See Mrs. Caruthers, when she was
tires sick. Called to sec her alter she came back,
when she wee sick again. Saw her before she
to oh sick after coming from Now Castle.
She came into Cerr's store on a Saturday after
neon. Never saw her look better;she was In
very good spirits, laughing and taling." I.aext
saw her, after this, on the Friday following.
when she was very 111. She was vomiting and
complaining of a great burning In the stomach,
end of being very thirsty. Mrs. Grinder was
there that day. I remained about three hours.
I left Mrs. Candler* In about the same Condi
tion as I found her. Heard mention of a blister.
She said to me "Aggy, oh my blister!" putting
her band where it was. She said ` 6 lt'a burning
me tip !" 'Next new her on the 31st of July, the
day before she died. I went down to spend the
better part of the day. Mrs. Grinder Caine in
and went to Mrs. Fhillip's room. She came In
to MM. Caruther's morals about five minutes.
She bade teemed moraingand asked It I wan ro
lls to May all day. I told her I was gulag to stay
until nearly four o'clock. She made no reply.
I got Mauer that day at Mr. Caruther's, Mrs.
Grinder wee up and down :stales Jo Mrs. Cs
rutbel'e mom till dinner time. She was In she
kitchen several times before dinner, I cooked
my own dinner; the articles of which I got din
ner were In the cupboard and closet; neither
were iceked, any permed could have gotten to
them, I fried a little beefsteak. had a cup of
tea, eomebread and butter, and some stewed
pinny. I brought the meat with me Iron mar
ket. Mrs. Grinder was out and in while the
meat was waking. I pit It on the top 'of the
Move. back part, while waiting on the eick.
Gave the sick folks some beef tea. I ate
my dinner, and became very 11l in about
half an hour. I bade nauseam sanitation, Tom-
Meg, pain in my bead, felt very weak ; can't
say whether I had burning or not. The Imme
diate effects lasted until about four o'clock, when
I felt a little better, took the car and went home
to Fayette Street, in this city. I laid dowa,
feeling very weak as I went up stairs. I could
not coax Mrs. Caruthers to eat but a few months
fed; she said she didn't feel like elides any
thing. I felt better next morning and went to
Mr. Carr's store, A little after twelve o'clock
• little girl came up, stating that Mrs. Caruthers
was dying, I went to see her immediately, and
foned,ber deed. Mrs. Grinder was there. Janie
Smith requested me to assist to help laying out
the corpse. Mrs. Grinder came to the door, and
said "Oh no, Janie, you[bnowethat Mrs. Cere
ment requested you and Ito lay her nut," I
told her by all means to do as Mrs. Caruthers
had requested.
Janie Smith turned round and looked very as
Wedged. I went Into the next room and attar
wards dressed Mra. Caruthers' hair, It was very
long. I matt off. It was as pretty a bead of
hair ask err saw. Mrs. Grinder said, nut
morning, that by the request of Mrs. Caruthers,
mars awed a 1 , 1: before the died, she had done
up Clothes In which ebb was to he
buried. A week before she died, Mrs.
Caruthers was on bee feet, tout not very
well. lam certain of ibis, She never said any
thing to me about dying, but this: "The
thought/ was dying; I was very sick." She
never spoke unitedly of Mrs. Smith, but very
kindly; never heard her request Mrs. Smith to
stay with bee. I gave Mrs. Caruthers some Ice
*Mir male morning 01 her death. She told
me that the water did got taste good, and asked
in if I mould bring up fresh water, I
Old. rinsing out the pitcher, and gate
het a drink of Ice water. She took It witnOta
object/ 0 4e Balls g "that's batter, It tastes good."
She did not vomit after taking that drink. I
was present in the MOM where Mrs. Caruthers
lay dead. Mrs. Grinder and Janie Smith VITO
there. efaide and Mrs. Smith were very much
affected. Every one was weeping Mac% Mre.
Grinder, din did notattel a tear !
Cross-examined—La going up stairs to Mrs.
Caruthers' house, It wins necessary to go Into
the kitchen. When I prepared ice water for
Sirs. Caruthers, I got the ice from Mrs. Grinder.
♦ LIZ CLIIICIIDD-MBD. 011IXDIER A TELIET
James S. Caruthers recalled—{
pitcher 'hewn.) This is my pitcher. I bought
it on Saturday afternoon. July 2."a1. My wife
was with me. After my wife's death I missed
a great many articles, and found a portion of
them In the possession of the prisoner. Called
upon the prisonerand made inquiry and demand
for Omni, think on Friday, the 11th of August.
She said she knew nothing about them, that she ,
had cot seen them. I did not do any thing further
at that time. Eventually I not a search warrant
nod went With the officers whets the teach was
made. The result of this was the ending of a
Delo table cloth and stair oil cloth in Mrs. Ode
der's house. On a second search found a dust.
Mg brush, piece of carpet, flannel skirt, night
cap. two pillow BUDD, !towels. five chins plates,
cup and saucer, bowl and glass dish with cover,
also in hira. Grinder% house. Alm articles are
Mine; did tot give them to him. Grinder. The
fiance skirt and night cap belonged to my wife.
The Wolf slips and towel I think are mine.
[The articles (rare exhibited.] Other' articles
were found which I recognized as my prop.
6ros s-examitiel—Wheo my mother anti tab
er-1424ew most° take dip, attic iny wife's death,
they stopped at Mrs. (kinder's. i disposed of
ecerythlog I had, except one eloek. I did pot
tell him, Grinder She could ham the artleles left
in MY house. There %to a keg of pickles IA the
cellar, which' said*mliths hare.
ATTEYM.TQ DRIFE A4VL6 1317-ixt,LN
Annie Salmi milled—ktra. Grinder gave
no tome aetielea Whith she maid had belonged
tO him Cs:valeta. Bite gaste me thle embrotd
eft& black, ellk apron (ahowlog Ike also
gave mo+awred• winter teat which she mild
elle 1 / 1 14 /gild leg tali two
to twee days. UR It la the basket in am.
thinder'spulor, and did name It afterwards.
It vs am a large, handsome mart, with broths
around the selvage. hfre. Grinder maid
Caruthers bad an aproh salted its guessed Ur
would ham ao vac Ibr. She went In and got tt
and Said,- "indeed. le ft no U. Sbe never
gave me ter.bleg else. •
t7rotilircumined-6he gave ma this saran
'vbU,l♦trs. Capillary, was at New Castle.
ZnE Arnop IDENTIFIED
Kr. Carothers ritollad—[The avows shown.]
That Waged to my wife. lily Ittothsr4w4alfr
as soy Nth told me, tarnis hed the silk, I for ,
wished the irtmailogs,wrid . m 7 wile UM" tt
wife. had a hole aQl fetlao 'web or 11Oly`f, of
red . elibeciere, with s litoctia border. Kaye riot
slew-Aha matt lbws sty wife'. death. I aster
gime It away to osy
Tits pzioctromio axioms,
JapleklitClelland, sworn—i sip a drOgglit
urofosidda. I am frf mei:toter ottieortte
A. tab vivezr,or, Wart arid IvederSdkreet3;.
Allegheny. lierb_gga
_Stow. W 96.
i t em berth hisuy's . mom Oxon tea what.
brow; br the-lbw awl was them
1 e t4r" th . hge) statieuv . add
John C. ItaidibW, 4ioza7l. ad let the employ
of Dr. J. B. Thrown, In e Arty; store, corder of'
Loco& it edsredeca. eszeetee —Recognize Annie:
.Think , I , barn Merl atria BrOWlelt-
ThdiklfaniVilnr,it yrns!birinvired -an
timony thart - r told her; generally tinieentswdrih..
Don't 'mow that I trove ever seen the persohar
howessiehiedeiy aitalnlj that An
tt/RIM* was the gel to whom I sold anti
144AofonTIPOOPROnieldeotMen
rged lb Grinder.
ICBSCOWPMIN..I/CB..%PAF V 1 34 - 7 ", I
Wllltde, swore —Kemp' WWI
• pci0n46011.11616 10141410
emtt'mes in her last sickness. Mrs. Grinder
wee almost always there, and was mostly wis
hes medictte and preparing lee water for Dire.
Cumbers. She wu always siont, doing 1.01115-
Lhthir or other. Had a conversation with Mrs.
Grinder, or rather she with me, shout the Cs.
ruthers , saving money. She Bald she thought
they (Aught to got a girl to do their work; that
ehe was tired waittzg on them; that they were
able to pay a girl as they both had money.
This concereatkn icas frequent, particularly on
the Sunday before Mrs. Caruthers' dusts,.
Cross-examined—On the Sands, before Mrs .
Caruteers' death, Mrs. Grinder talked about the
girl and the money. She talked often about the
mosey ; but once about the girl, I thlsk.
Mr. Marshall—There Is no kindly feeling
towards Mrs. Grinder in your neighborlmod'
W,tneu—lto! She don't deserve It. I have
no kindly feeling for her. Mrs. Grinder often
raid the Caruthers' had money put them; told
me this In my home and at her own. Daring
Mrs. Caruthers' first illness she spoke of It.
Cat't remember the all conreraadoa.
Rodlrect—She spoke once about the girl a t
the first sickness of Mrs. Caruthers , mid once •
her second sickness. She was talking about
Mrs. Caruthers' furniture and other things she
had in the house, and said they both had money.
To Mr. Marshall—Believer did say that Mn.
Grinder ought to have been paid for her tremble;
abe appeared so kind.
rasuct - hens or MRS. essanest'e Annear.
John Gerson, sworn—l em one of the Maros . '
police. I had • warrant for the arrest of Mee.
Grinder, Issued on the 24th of Augast, for lar
ceny. Arrestea her for poleosing on the 25th.
Went over to her house on the morning of the
?sth; alto was not there; it was between eight
and nine o'clock. I remained till ehe came.
The servant girl was there, and en intelligent
little girl which I supposed was Mrs. Grinder's
daughter. Mr. Grinder came in; told_ him ,
I bed • warrant for ids arrest and to take a seat
till Mre. (insider came in. Officer Mentor came
to the home, and I gave Mr. Grinder Into his
charge; they left for the city. A short time al
tar Sire. Grinder mote in. She had a little bat
In her hand for her little girl; put it on the girl,
and was about to go ont, when / told I. had a
warrant for her. She said "I have been at the
Mayor's oilier, mo and.rey attendee, and have
got that matter all fixed right. Said "I
couldn't ace it," Told her she would have to go
to the office. She t aid, "I suppose have to
go to Joel in that case, as I can't enter ball." I
had nut mentloned wrest the case was. Arrest
ed bcr sod took hie to the Mayor's office. 81.0
;atilt hold of the and was going rite. , ;at of
oho hence.
Cross-examined—She said she had born at
the office of Mr. Jones and Mr. Marshall, and
was In the back office a hch the officers were
It tinting her.
Annie Sullivan recalled- I was in the house
when officer Herron cams. Mrs. Grinder e,e me
into the yard whine I was. She didn't spook to
me. Mas In the house when Mrs. Grinder want
out In the matting. She told me to have the
child dressed at least at half past eleven, and
that if the could cad on she would take the child
up to her mother-In-lan's that night.
Cross-, xamined—She left is the morning
a' out eight o'clock. She was arrested the /that - -
neon before,
"DE COVVONWELLTII CL-.St
At this time. n (teen minutes after four o'clork
31r. Elikostriek, the Distric: Attorney eabl
"May It please the court, the cum for the com
monweallb is closed.
TEE DETERS!! OTTER NO EVIDENCE.
Mr. Marshall laid that not havirur been able
tr. Secure witnesses 'killed In the matter of pole
one, and this being the only kind of evidence
that would be of any service to the defense, they
therefore had none to offer. They had ere:tressed
a desire to submit the case to the Court, but
counsel for the proeecutiou were unwilling. He
(Mr. hi.) would submit s few propositions on
too question of circumstantial evidence, and
hatever remarks he would make would be coed:
to the Cruet.
A3I.IIINOLIVENTS or COC,Nr..
It was then arranged that Mr. Haler woald
first address the Jary for' the prosecution, to bt.
followed flrrt by Mr. Janes and next by Mr.
Marshall far the defense, Mr. illrkpatrilk to
credo the clestng speech.
1111. M.ll-IXII . II SLICTICH.
At about haltpast tour o'clock Mr. Miller be
gan hie speech. He congratulated the Jury at the
near approach of the end or the case, and from
what had been said In their hearing they might
tat e comfort In the fact that their patience was
not likely to Je tired out by long speeches. He
would glee his views as he lid., 1 matur
urtd them, and after a few opening observations
hastily summed up the testimony, advertion In
forcible language to the prominent features of
the ease. He said the more secret the crime
the greater the necessity for Its &teeth:mi.
Murder by poison was the most detesta
ble crime in the calendar. The chain Of dr.
rums:andel evidence which had been presented
was the most conclusive and Irrefraglble he had
ever heard of, and nothing more demonstrative
of Mrs. grinder's guilt could he rre,epted, ex.
cept her own confession. As to motive, it we.
not noCessl, for the Commonwcaltb to
show one. The procurntion of poison ba , l
been proven. That it had been adminis•
tered to Mrs. Caruthers, the chemical analysis
had established beyond doubt. Af ter the simple
but eloquent description et the death-noose try
Janie tioalth, In col:mention with the narrative
of Mr. Caruthers, end the many oth
er circumstances detailed, no one could
doubt that the eecret pardoner was Mrs.
Grinder. Ste had been the most per
sistent, obstrusively kind WIC= be had ever
heard of, and was not even suspected by
her many victims until after Mrs. Ca
rothers had lidded ay her young life end
been consigned to the grave for soma three
weeks, la Holy Writ Ills said Ole 'sot Over
Rignteous," and the reason for this lejanctloa
given. Might It not be ss , d "Besot eirerldnd,"
and tench as Itits.Grlnde, regent with ample! an.
The only snylanatiott be oath] give of the pets.
tuner's conduct, was that "the tender mercies of,
the wicked are cruel." Mr. Miller's speech oc
cupied en hour, and after he had concluded the
Court adjourned till nine o'clock this morning.
Stock Exhibition at Oaitlawl Park.
Major Vanvoorkes, tare of the 18th
viola Cavalry, has twanged for a grand estalbi-
Mos of fast and thoroughbred clock, at Oakland
?stir, commencing can Tuesday next, and ;coo •
tinning thftrughOut the week. Entries have been
made from PhLiadelpitta, Cincinnati, Packers
berg and other places, and the exhibition prom-
Ws to be one of the best ever given here.
There will be • trotting and pacing meta each
day of the Week, and also a trial of thorough
breds. The Ilst of premiums included 8100 for
three minute trotting horses; 8100 for 2,55; 1100
for 2:50; 1100 for 2:40. and a inagrjaweeirttaket.
For pacers 8100; three minute pacers; $lOO for
2.50 s.d 8100 for 2:40, with a concluding sweep
wakes of three hundred dollars.
Comfortable ranges of seats extending along
220 feet of =Owed abets and stables. watt ca
. Dimity to eat 1000 persons, are erected. They
tommand a toll view of the whole track, and all
the stammeding country. The course is reached
to twenty minutes by the horse ears. blij, Vs:t
rot:4ms' hotel and:stables have ample' sccommo.
dations for all vUltore. Ile has considerable
One stock of his own. During the week his
stallions "Ft, venue," the "American Star" and
"Bob Cunningham," will be catered. Tun
•'American &tar" will go:against a half-brother,
lot Debt on from rbilndelphis. 8o let all dere
lict. of the turf gti ready fur a pleasant and ex
citing time.
ETEETEITM!
Tots nest and comfortable hotel. recently
erectrd at the corner of Canal and Liberty
stre.te, adjacent to the new Railroad depot, Is
now ores for the aceommodalloo of the {Parol
ing public. The building ts of brtck, handsome
ly painted, 120 by 50 feet, three erodes high. and
fatailtbcd In the newest and Most elaborate
atyle, the black walnut furniture, carpet!, oil
Cloths, golf - Pore and wall finish being equal to the
but In the city. The stone work, pu•exeeuted
by Mr. J. L. L. Knox, brick•and carpenter work
haldarshall .t Kerr, painting by Taylor & Broth
er, plastering and paper hanging by Jae. Logan,
fmnitnoe by Mitre' & Bon. and upholstery by
4mandson 6: Bon. TllO ROIL Hone to man
aged on the Etiropean plan, Oat fate ala cane
and pays independently for each night's lodging.
The eating saloon comfortably accommq - lates
one 'hundred and.ilfty persons at a sitting. The
bar has ecerytaltig choice that a gent gm wish
to imbibe, Eyet7 luxurious edible of the 'mon
Is teased a all hours night, and day, and with
the -utmost promptness. Mr. Bush kan tear
getic and popular landlord, and Ms house la
largely patronized, es It 4csarTed W be.
The County Pear Fenn
The Grano Jury visited the County dome, In
Scott township, yesterday, hteotnpany .tvith a
few Invited 'guests. 'The Board of Directors
were stunt, and, under the escort cf Mr. Mc-
Elroy, theaecomplished Steward, theparty were
escorted'over the farm, and through the build-
Ina. The Outbuilding's. fences; stock and crops
were all examined. The Inmates sat down to
diner, while the 'visitors looked on. Everything
was clean and treat ; • the food was well cooked,
wholesothe and almndabt. The echool 'room
wan alp* visited. and the little unfortunate pu.
Ills r a piece before their Visitant, very crag.
ititblyc` the Institution b One of which
therpeciPle of the tasanty , may feel proud. Un
bitten:X.6, suffering 7ththanity Istiere. taken In
'Ca cared for, physitally thorilly. , The
farm, ander the mune Board, and with the
• *sent officers, speC/Cul voltibust of Mins for
theft adridnistrallmt: The Grand' Jury Will
,doubilthd Mane* Ihq Instiwtion 2n•thcalire-
lasnating: .tuillesAt•thes Vais.—lnforms.
tam wismsat of the NaresAllerojins /mom
yof
toma:aloha A. si l l .
, a*ainsalhouwa andthi at
ret seam iNte
1)90 s.ar
the Now !wk: Molt= Fibs_COlN% cos
dlsorderty cpudnett by .Sblaibula , an.
7 They see men* os habit fAiknisa4 is tpola rh
on Wednesday. two tespeatams bawled win.
Smith was ursebod and 10404 opJa3ho tombs ,
admit at ball. • saw, DlAirr.. 4 5 04 1."1 . *
ISA bat fos Now Torlao I t
t rotpoirtont • ottoto..l) • Aitortier Slrt- -
,psktirk riqueatis to OlOtti Aka tiottio Grinder
4Olsoto it cut ittir proStitrti 421)UtInkid
I 01 4 _0f:rat natio, - Ito =OWN riatte:Ot
!OM* roOttott4Weltati OtiattiotAC in
taro of delta lll*lllFouti,Wiar Benito their:
Mit
AlLegtmoy County Nals--Adaitiona7 List
EAMES
'lle following Is an additional lie of D.plo.
mai awarded er.hibitors at the fair, this week.
Best Durham cow. over 3 years James
MrKelvy. diploma.
Beet Durham cow. 3 years old, lobs Hodgson,
diploma.
Beat Durham Mal, 1 years old, Mathew Hall,
diploma.
Brat Durham bull, 2 years old, John McKel
vey, diploma.
Hest Durham cow, over 3 years old. James
McKelvey, diploma.
Bert Durham bull, over 16 months old, H Mc•
Dowell, diploma.
Two best Durham cows. 3 years old, EL Mc-
Dowell, diploma.
miss NO. 6—nplarrers
Beat pare blood Alderney cow and heiter../ B
Guthrie, diploma.
cuss No 7—simoNs, ac.
Best Demon bull, 3 years old, J F McCombs,
diploma.
But grade mw. S years old, FF J Linn. diplo-
ma.
Best grade Devon aisd Durham cow, 3 years
old, O W Evens. diploma,
Best Devon heifer, 2 years old, If B Brown,
diploma.
Best grade Devon and Durham cow, M. B
Brows, diploma.
mass xo. 3.—TLT cirrus. ac.
Best let steer, H Riehardson, diploma.
Best fat cow, Jas McKelvey, diploma.
Best yoke of oxen, II Richardson. diploma.
CLASS NO. 9—FLVE WOOLED
Best yearileg Saxony buck, and best spring
lamb. J ailffllaa, diploma.
cuss No. 1 I--corscrotos.
Best two ewe Cotswolds; boat two yearling
ewes. best yearling butt, and best ewe and
lamb, Robert McKean; at diploma for eta.
CLASS NO. 1.2— . . C/31111191111 GOATS.
Beet male goat, J H licHalL diploma.
Beat two ebe goata, J H Mcßsll, dirLoma.
Best three kids; J H McHall, diploma.
mass NO. 15—rwira VEAL, SPICES, &c,
Best Misplay of spiees4C Boitizt S Jo., diplo-
ECK.
Best barrel of floor, J Shaw. diploma..
°Le's NO. 16 —or.rig.
Bcel eflsortipent of grain, John
I=l
11(st display of vegetables, Jacob Kelbelser
d:0011111.
ISC•SI. Buckeye potato., Jacob Melheimer,
ploms.
I° —rnr IT, MTVILi, tte.
Display of wines. Mrs It Johnson, diploma.
Display of wines, Mrs C Drayoqdiploina.
Display of wines, Mrs E Miitou . , diploma.
C1.L , 5 NO. 19-11.1 ,, EILS Astr'pESIGVS.
Best collection of dowers In bloom, and as
tortment of rases in pots, J It .t d Murdoch
diploma for each.
Dcst collection of dahlias. J Knox;diploma.
1.99 20—et 1 F1..0,% - EnSk
Beet collection of roeee, fumbles, Ililanthroi,
amaranthine and pennies, J t A Murdoch,
alplome for each.
Best bloket of dowers, A Murdoch,
alp!. ma.
Fatal A ccident.—An accident of a fatal
pious*,
Best sttspend.:d race, .1 11 A. A Al ardoch, d 1
character occurred on Saturday afternoon at
'
Bust pair round bani boitiete, J II A. A Mar-
Alesers. Keeling A: Co's. coal works, in East
den, •iploms.
Birmingham. A train of empty cars were about
weeding the inclined railway, when one of the
But 111 band tr , ;uet, J 11 and A Mardorh,
employee . ,
named Frank Hoffman, Jumped upon
Best bridal bc.,urlE, J It and A Murdoch, di-
the foremost car. Before he had succeeded In
plr ma.
securing a foodng, however, the train started,
and he was th rown upon the track, the wheels
Best coll e ction of peignews, Annie bond, .
picma. „
.peesieg over his legit, crashing themis m
.In a
S'o ntyr CA ?CaL9. bit manner. He was carried to hie residence In
'
the vicinity, and medical aid summoned. Amon-
Bi et wool blankets and coverlet,. Mrs. E lie•
ores.ce diploma. - tation of the laitued blobs was decided upon,.
but death intervened on Sunday: The deceased
Beet quilt. Mrs. E. Eyre, diploma.
1T1.21-I.OWERS, was illty peen of age, and leases a wife and
13f St orsemestal bead work, Miss tt /tundra, family.
d'plow a. I Change of Time.—On and after Monday,
Kest shell work and wax fruit, Mary Even., p, l obrr 11415, the mail train ou the Pitts
d' plcms. Larch and Conuelleville Railroad, will leave
oat worsted embroidery, lire. J. Barnett, pitt.iburnh AI 7:17 a. ii., instead of ,:7,5
plena. at present, stopping at no station between
Best wen werk, Mrs, J. Burnett, diploma. l'Ati-burgb end Braddock',, except limlewood
Beet display of heir work, Nancy D. (1--mid, A r t , Icvc lug Braddo ae, ,h, thin wilt stop ei
epeciel notice and diploma.
,L,53 NO 0001,.. C Aft 1•27. 1 ,, •. .
best display of cotton batting, F. Hyde. d
plotors.
Elegant display of earpetinfia, CteiM'Farlana,
Collins 6: Co. diploma.
Brat fixture. for window blinds. curtains.
fixtures, &e, McFarland. Collins Co, di
ploma.
r use vo criesanczp FRI IT, /CLUE,. a .
Bent bonny, S. A. %Infield, diploma.
Bect apple butler, Mrs.. Draw. diploma.
Best dipLey of preserved frtilm, Mrs, Drava,
diplema.
Best six pounds of better, Mrs. %Vet. IN:ally
diploma.
Dispfay of cakes, Nfrs. Drum, diploma.
Display of cakes, Mnr. Jobascru, diploma.
nAirress, coons sus amts.
Enspiry of boots and oboes, Mahaffey L Nee
ly. diploma.
8.-at pitt.•nl grate and strive for Idirnin[
'Jou: mole, 2"..1. Dipl.3nla.
14,1 reg - nlac.ni.; air g-Tat. , .10111.1
IP •.
petrolenui vapor store, J. B. Williams
Dip.oma.
• -
Best off hand flourishing N. Shaffer, Diploma.
Best card marking, IC Shaffer, Diploma.
Beat display of photographic albums, James
Kennedy, Diploma.
Best specimens of drawing, 11. F Gengamlire.
Diploma.
Read plain penmanship, A. Cowley, Diploma.
Beat pen drawing, A. Cowles, Diploma.
But off Laud pcuman.ship, A. Coney
ma.
(LAOS ax, FINZ
Ilest plain photographs, W. H. Whitehead
Di lone. dm
ma.
wi.4
and colored litlincraphs, 11. I'.
bengembrc, Diploma.
Best lain sad colored photographic roloia
tares, B. L Dobbs, Diploma.
Best artificial tceth, and tooth powder, I. W.
ti.pencer, Diploma.
Beet out door photopraphic ricers,
Cargo, Diploma.
NO. 3t, snctrt,nt r
Best Implements for for boring olt wens, .ten.
nietot el Co., Diploma.
But store msebtoe, C. G. Dibble, ISIF.oma.
cuss ?o, :41, scesso stscm,os.
Dem. sevrtn& s maeldne for:g-encral
brover Ot Baker, A. F. Chatoney Agcnt, Diplo-
Bat eeiring meehine for manufacturtu; par.
poses, litorer & Baker, .L F. (hatoory agent,
I.lplotna.
Lest Anltilne msehlne, button hole machine,
and button fastener, Wheeler & Wilson, E. P.
Carpenter agent, Diploma. -
el..ssa NO. ST—MISCEI.LANTOVII.
MAINEMMI
Real fertilleera for soil, J Knox, diploma and
special notice.
Bet lightning rode, .1 Knox, diploma.
Butkhorn footstool, Wen Espy, diploma.
Propeller wheel. B Reed, diploma.
Unit sugar evaporator, Beckham Jt Long, di
toms and ,pedal notice.
Best corn mill, Beckham tt. Long, diploma.
ilot display of atop ladders, J Knox, diploma.
Best fruit gathering ladders, J Knox, diploma.
Beat the irons and stand, Logan .4 Grog& dl•
ph ma.
Best stomach and Stoughton bitters, C C Sooty,
d:slotas.
- Best store trucks, Forsyth, Taylor et Co, dl
y!cron.
This ends the Bat of diplotou for this week.
It will he teen that the awards coodict with
those made hot week. This wises from the fact,
that this week's fair was considered separate and
apart Irom that of last weeks the articles were
entered anew, and new committees appointed.
fo award, were made for articles entered last
Net rk, tinkle re-entered this week.
Supreme Court
Tn 111111 , A T Oct. 26.--Pmsenl, Chief Justice
Woodward, and Judges Thompson, Meng,
Read and &UMW.
The following opinions were delivered:
I Woodland, C. J.—Boughton vs. Joronseay;
Caviler& Indgment affirmed.
Lewis vs. Dilworth; Allegheny. Affirmed.
llamilton vs. Atlaitle and Great Western
P.allway Company; Crawford. Affirmed.
Victoiwars, I.—Blystone va. Blystone;
Crawford. Judgment Maimed, and ,mire a,
ecto awarded.
M'Lean's Executtes - Vs. Wade and wife;
Orawford. - Affirened.
Bg Agrusw. J. —King et. al. vs. Marsln et. al.
Erie. Judgment racer.od end a new trial awar
ded. Tager Strong and Road dissent from the
second - Irm&
aof the opinion.
Rime vs. Sharp; Erin. Affirmed.
lirGl Appeal{: Allegheny. 0. C. Argued by
Hamilton and Acheson for Appellant, and by
Lowrie for Appellee&
Hughes et. al. APPeoll AllesalenY, G. C.
Argued by Purslane,' for appellants, and by
• Woo& indthirsa contra.
Tile: Lite . pidn, Casc.—The.
"Myer
‘Queeti,o , forth° timing of width 'William C.
.Chstnpligis nob !alai:was thawed forltdoggi.
I D the following otnetas EMU. dis.oool
- judo; and., ClUzena',
(Inman was own account, or"
$2,006111 the 'Oath Ineurioce Compairt. M-the
crime' is ,follrcollftind.. the couttauilegr
havea-villd detente WADI; coy cilium on-,the
part of .lhe comer& Champlin, alleges th at
rauson IC fired the !kat vru becaoh hie Part
' nen, Churchill, limbeita and Moot, rattled ft,'
advance the &oda necrinagto pay
of Rabinsou, Itea &CO.; 316tharal &Bro.. anal
other of oar manufacturers Who taut asabstadin
, .
Rail AwSY• = Lat. eTenlOg,, A littte , flee ,
dad one Ode ham= who attend tht arrif:
• a dthq 0141, RAU( holies stateilitc, to tits
street, whUC he .Wen 4 b4 l l','S • 4 1 4 11 inti to la
ddak_Mit was obOu% reed time **the tid y
team 'She,' sada foe Ist , inti at tall
rant against's' telipaft, polo in s fraigitit the'
Ittati tator; sueeiteW beeskrtigthe, tAngctet
of the earflap, 'maths bunt ye: VI @telt ha*
at the same time. one was dalrutpd;
Something Worth Seeing
There is now on exhibition at the dry goods
• ore of hi mersilliellaby S Bangle]Market street,
a beautiful "Bee Hive." presented by the Fire
men of Philadelphia to the Vigilant Firs Com.
rang of this city, on the occasion of their late
r len to that city. The Hive is modeled after the
ofd style, but Is moot tastefully arranged. In
height It Is about three feet, the bass consisting
of rich blue anon looped up with silver tassels,
and trimoupd w ith ailver fringe. Upon this the
i•losts, which is covered with some eight
tbcnsear.d silver leaves, around the batons of
which is entwined a beautiful wreath of red and
w hi te sowers, with silver leaves. CM the front
part or entrance to the hive is a large number
of natural bees. on silver tbreads. The tOP of
the hive Is seirtoonnted by an elegant wreath or
bevies., containing red and white dowers, grain;
&c. The design is indeed exquisite, and relecta •
vast , credit on the manufacturers. Aa this en
clone and elegant/lee Hive will only be on exhi
bition for one week, our readers should sot fall
to call and examine It, and es the same time
they can step tato the boxy "hive" of Messrs.
Sheliaby & Beckley, and examine:Abe immeese
etcek o f g oods of ovary description there dia
.
Played.
"Amtincieraz.
Purrsurson THEave.w.-31r. Adams contin
ues to fill the old Pittsburgh theatre with appre
ciative audiences, and will keep It filled as long
as he remain.. There are lOTOTS enough of the
legitimate drama In this city to fill a house twice
as large. Last night he appeared as Macbeth,
in n bleb part he was well sustained by the ment
hols of the company. To-night the play end
t led the Scrf or Love loVols All, will presented,
Mr. Adams =staining the principal character.
The best way to secare a seat is to get It in the
day time.
Snare.irs Mntsvant.S.—Theso delineators
of negro character as It appears In plantation
'life still continua to fill Mountie Ball to Its ut, •
most capacity. In fact, there has not oven been
unending room left since they hsve opened.
These Minstrels have always been popular :, ena,
and deservedly so. Their mullet an d in
strumental, Is excellent, and, their Jokes and
farces are original and mew. Go by all means
it tau wish te en!roy yourselves, and see the
trod residing with his brother-ha-
Mr. John Stork, Fifth ward, was found
teal .oeater closet attached to the pr , mi s.
s yesterday morning. The deceased has tern
subject to convulsions for some two years.
Wednesday night he retired to hod in his tooth:
good health hut arose without awakening any
of the members of the family. About three
o'clock a gentleman observed the deceased lying
on tb.• door, and after arousing the family found
that he was dead, having broken his neck by a
fall. It It suppcscd he was attacked %data con
riiision, and was unable to call for assistance.
Ile was about twenty years el' age. Alderman
Donaldson hold an Inquest, and the Juryrender
od a verdict lu 30:03,131:1CC with the facts given
Per lons A celdent.— We learn that Mr. Belts
It r, sr., ■ well-known realdent of East Liberty
w>s run ever over by a bury, in the vicinity o.
his resitience in" t ev,ntng, rewiring inch InJurlet
as it was thought wentd re•nit in his death, hay
ing bin and alas one of hiA limbs fractured-
B a in..- I t COMMCDCV.I to tn. sliglit:AbOnt
and from appclrs:,, es W e are zo
g 1 ,, Lai, asli.e more sr es st oaths, If it Kill
unly rainjanticlent ru-e ri,•, we 5h.,11
rsnls much.
Its 11 anie.—Tbe came of the rear Hotel
erected kty the Penaaflvaol• railroad elegem,
Is • Colon &mice)." The name has been pett
ed In hloia lettere iraesedlttell ander the spread
eagle which enrmonet• the Iron' of the hot Id-
ROBINSON MaCLEAN & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
NO. 15 rOurtb, Sfreet.Pltisbargil
Dealers to all klods of Government Securities.
o,ld, Stlver, Uncurrt of Hank Notes, Foreign and
Domestic. Eiettmge, h.., &c.
Leeneette &Medved to PAR FUNDS and C CIt
RENUT.
Iv terest allowed on time deposits. Colleettons
made In all ports of the united State, on most
favorable terms
ores, • executed with dispatch for everythl Jaz
the b Admen at the Rostov, New York, Pail,
delphls and Pittsburgh Broker.' Boards •triotty
on commladoit.
Era • on A_ CLEWS k New York. JAY
tttKE k 00 , Philadelphia; divests. C. L. ULM)
& T IL PERKINS. Rostra.
FINANCE AND TRADE
SP °KERS AND RANKERS BOARD
(00.120TELD ■r •oeiteos, U . CLILAIN tt 004
Twrrtsu.r, Oct. 21. I M.
Opersd. fisted.
111213131
0.10 . 5, 50
lIIMMRSEM
raw=
E==MMI
A. - • • •-- . .
liritheny Cp. 72 60
Pittsburgh Pa_.— 63 03
l'annells " vtlle R. R. Bonds--..
IM=IMM
EgiMniSIMMI
I'llleen4 Bank. ..... ...... 84 03
Exchange Ni?.. .E4ank.—....--. 8.3 CO —.—
Iron 1 It r w
Peoples at tonal FA • -
Nat lonnl Rank crf Conarncrce—. IXI 00
()m° cane y ............ -....-.... 27
17 , 5 ,1 / 4 Creek ..
... .........
Palston ...... 160 — lloritingniwiii Ploutiir 25
There w a. uo %tic, eine. in our 1.51 .105 . 1. nior.
Lei to- lap s Is We were unable to beat of • altlgle
1,3:1•Ffi , I11 . 11 110/0 IS the is itne In New
I oil., "lr tun: 51 115 luetng Si 0000 5t
114 ,
k , 4 •are prrft-ct!y do-m.O , an , ' x, hat is
owst lons at preso.n . not look
et, crag mg fur rtny tomolintr !alp:vs ement,
?,Is is again 011 the hack track, a 1.11.0, lot
otter, t r .day at Ca, without ending taker. There
arc 1.1,, , y of 1 ul rt. krr this stock, but they arc
hole.tog octal prrseut untlut the kuvesslou that
, ,acrd.
It was. riatiored oa the street today that the
Tat t , tery s l'herr) lion Lin tin had made a
re ry handsome st rike an t heir i'herry Run prop
city, but Inc rumor. we ate sorry to say, is not
well at.thenlisated. A 118.1i/itch from l'lutner this
et mann states "that rio stritier hate been heard
of Imre lately.'t so that the report is dant-ties.
premature or may have been manulact tit ed for a
ape, the (tttrl'esr."
llts stated that the rittibureh rs New York
Ott I 'omprit y irt,l declare a thi Wend to-day of tiro
t , er .ent —which will Ie the newt lit ldcml ti et
Llecla ted by n Green Co. Company.
We have Intelligente of a atrike at Parker , .
I.anding, on the Allegheny flyer, eleven ml:e•
nionor Brady'• Bend. The well at I actounts
was noviang from ten to bittern barrchi per day,
and as this Is the first - Strike made In this locality,
it has cceasloned conalderable excitement In that
particular section of the country,
It ts reported thnt the Ralston Co. of tht...ity
' hot made Iwo more Witt+, nankrur, three In all
within a very short time,
The following Is the eotnpsrstive statement
or the export. I ey.rtusl ve cf sprrtet tr,•m the port
or Nett York. to foreign putts tot the week ending
Or, and 01000 1.
tats 1564. tSak
vet thr wrelz {4,lc. 179 11,,T2 , 4 51 , 1 $5,00,,G '2
Prev. reported.. .199,93.15.707 - 177,"27,101 127,V13,107
i•lnre Jan. I $14444046 lithtba,o7B 131,Z91,7 , 4
Price of gold.— 146 =ls 116
—The New York Think etatidient for the past
week although Indi:.9ns by Ito Allures the recent
stringency, Oas mole favorable than It was gen
erally aupposed it Would be. The decrease of
1mr,040 is deposits is .mainly: traceable to the
withdravialc orCurrency Tor Arrummlision west
werd southward,, and to the drafts of the.
Treasury' uPori S l k turitunal banks. The, cote- .
prreetlirelifigidriebr4scliT gi;li9y,Uo,lh the Aevgt.
,tender liawtenewlog CO tain - tioelpti TrObithe'4o-
TreestAttre' i( . feirithit tetnpaittrf
—lt is . ttltnAlkj;lluti,'Jttiizitt, , lttlll tot ihe:yleid`of
col Otsteictistlatuttlawni . o , tito.ttitinend beater.
'daily. Now p tlntittOttiltinituNair .111111 seed hoe*
grog of old lAVAlkiieve itilikeihrtia;re doubled
the prtal4cl ,. . O-41traligraj.ing, strikes nee re
terldott-§yet Greek. Inthe. tnropbtn.chatti.
‘lhicki4tit-.4l4etti place Arr ' the oil i nterest, Wolf
ViglittaltaicolittLiernblustistrattough, ittustml,
ibtelllgence (rota that region MA... unreliable
: than from even other oil suarteri. Much of t h e
now yield , in the Burair,theorts district o
tainfidltiwtnlgr d eeper
gat there is
a ' irtron.
patty In fitvor of err extension' Or the , tutt9As
•uh.trur erstem, and eeollserialli c l e rVip._ .
imou - d
. sF ruggcy read,' PM I ' 9 ';
'chewCongress,euumely, Wen lam rnn gnm
The whole cltt4anto,antrelgtitinallitotrtnu,
ors■ orit vat apporubott_ =4 "subscribed for
Tome timiao4llo Northern 6ti4cs being aliened
to sheorb almost the entire 15C1*1...11. OTIPlag t, •
....it t he part of the Tr, ssury 0•11,1, that ths
.Soutl.r.r. States would not be to a con...it:en to
call for their quota fors long time to come, and
that the banks of the Northern States yrould not
apply tor the maxtrounk of the currency te which
their capital entitled them. The consequence is
that the State. of Illichigan, Whwonsin sad r ows
c not received more than one-third a: their
quoit, nod that the South haa received almost
none. The hank. of the Northern State., which
were authorized on large ortplt3N4 under the mis
apprehension that they would not demand all tho
currency which their capital entitled them to, n.e
calling for the full amount, and hence the Trea.
lazy finds itself Inn quandary. Applications from
the Southern States are earning in rapidly. and
the Secretary of the Treasurys to satisfy those
most clamorous, and meet the exigencies of the
situation, ia occasionally forced to authorise one
ace,r e
t i r n u etxngs . t of
C he n gr a e u ss th o ot yaMolletlOenrtasil bythe
tattoo.
Review of the New NorlGroner/ Market.
[Fran the Commercial Lilt of Oct. 23.1
CoiTeelllo continues In fair request, and the
mlaketaz steady at prealonaratain sales 4000 bags
per St. Urania, at Oc gold; and and. 1200 do eer
Untie° en term. we did /earn: and,
bass Rio Dere, and UM do to Baltimore. The
ether We. are IM:trail:di (IfOrbage) government
Java, to arrive from Bramen,'On4rivate term s;
'and CO bids and o bag. Jamaica, '4 c gold.
Sugar—Bolder, of raarare genera lyprettl
but the demand la light, and with a slack' market',
prices must he written onethcht of a' cent tower."
Moat of the business was done yetterday, that of
Saturday and Monday belni c :lnstipalllcant. We
quote fair refining Cuba, 131 • rood. dn,14@14%;
fair to good grocery, 1.1 . 54“1 ,• and No t 2 Das, 14%,
4 me s. Refined la dull, and prices favor buyers;
bard, 20;cooft white, 1aya1934, Bc. .The stock
yesterday was about 31.0 M hhds, 3806 bxs,III,ISO
bags .ugar, and 61 hhde Melado,
Iheiewes-nlhere it do change to nolle4 In the
market, which, though not active, re"aalns stead",
end entre= at preview! rates: The sales" we 64
hhdePorto Rico at .161,063 220 hods and 2 ins
razed Cuba Muscovado and Centafagal, 4410di
Cargo of cdr•hhdi nude? tea Cuba Illuscovadoirive
tour, Ed; Zia khda do, ha lota, 05f/55.,11 mast Ile. s i:
• Barbadoes, on terms not made 'labile. • ,
Splces—A movement In pepper
nearly all the available stock nere, r• _
duty parl. and enoo do In bond, Inca" ba r .
the bas.
due oi the Tarquin , . cargo, 9c,
Other kinds are quioti6o casot . ..„„6 . ot 7 /
task. No nutmegs. 6 9.,P 1 Uptdo bagtPlmento and
io Caere uutmega, on P4ante terms.'
MARKETS 137 ZELEGILIPH,
P•ETIOLEUM STOCKS IS XCW YORK
Spcdal Diepatch to Press.
; I7Llf Irma. Oct.'!., U 355.
There tvesmotasittirtYla Null? Civtic fizatei,
but the balls:mot tbottit was quiet.. Bodkrann,
35; Cincinnati, 11; ito &alp* It; Buchanan
t 5. 22i . Wadley, 1.25; Oh em sun, VI; Excel
tier. so; vereti e, ItGf Dinollattan, 25; Batllcon, 80;
llenneholt, 14,50; Bergen, 15; First National, 43;
McClintock, 7; McKinley, - 2,60; 011 Creek, 1,65;
l'ltbele Creak, .75.
NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARN:F:T.
Special Lispatch to Wmitern PrCl2.
New Yong, Oct. 20, Mt.
Petroleum 111 dull and eager; calm of 1,000 obis
( nude, on the pot, at,a6(atke, and for Sorember
at 31c, and 60 bide Retinal at 58(Pdc, la hone, and
a me email lot. at 75firne for Free.
retroleuta Wan quoted at 7a 104 in tbo Liver
pool market on Lae everting of October It.
New York Market.
Neu - Tong, Octoblit I.6.—CorrOl—Firmer with
a fair business at enaige for middling,
ioc n—Du,l and We lower at $8,1008,2.1 for ex.
tra State, ir1,75g8 for Superwestern, 117.20ed,25 for
common to extra western, and $9,160)tc,50 for
trade brand.; the market closing heavy.
WHINHY—DuIIi western at 11,130.1,35.
0 ICA IN—Wheat ope;el firmer and quiet at it ,71
g 1,90 for spring and Milwaukee club, gi,ii for
common white wr stent. ftve quiet. Barley with.
out decided change. Corn Jaze better at 650061
for unsound, sad trieS9a for amid mixed western.
Oats are In moderate request at 43400 c for um.
sound, and MGM for itound. Hire quiet.
Otuc•entn—Cotfee quiet and firm. Sugar quint;
Cuba Muscovado at 14;i4g14M, Molasses quiet
but firm at Otidd,:e for Cuba Muscovado, 13013334
for Sarbadoss, and sei,o for Porto Rico.
PUT...ECM—DuII at 'Aare for Crude, Edggenc
for Funned In Bond, and. Wane de Free.
PROVlblove—Poric !navy at 5.340331,2 for men,
ebrairg at 234 cash; prime ls seminal; UB=9 for
prime mess, glee 3,250 bbls men for November old
December at tellers' - and buyers' °pilau al SU*
01,50. Beef quiet and steady at ttlel4 for plain
meal, and $14017 for extra men. Beef hams quiet.
Cut meats dull and nominal. Lard heavy at 2403
18 , 4 e. Butter to demand at 33033 a for Onto,
Cieeae Sam at lien,
New York Stork and bloney Market.
NEW YoalL Oct. 49.-Hooey active and firm at 7
per acct. on call loana. Sterling Exchange more
wady at 109W0OS, go Id. American Gold nosey
m d kwer, opening at 1 6 151 i. ea-Honing total:4, and
c g to lee'L.
rerrment Stocks a shade outer.
Frely,bda to Liverpool dull and Id. lower for
Coro.
Storks Miner,
6-M Oooponn, now !New York Central 9 , 4
_ lune_ Er a. hi h.
EeieieTtattles...— 94.rialianaentral.. Ire
U. S. 62 37 I C. . Ar.D. 0 V
Tennenen Slier.- R!". ) 8 th .117 4
0. &M. neatilleazes dtdielllan ou ern 6
Canton....
Cumberland pfd- .. 43 !O. k. T......_._..... 1 ~
Ltulakatirer.—... . 48%41 & ELI 107),
h odson ---- 166:4 i_
- - ..
Plllladelptib Market.
P 1111,1.1. 1 .111.1., Oct. del.—Psn - ncuccu dull and
10. es; Crude Uttar., Bennet* in Bead SeNtalc. Free
l'corra—Very very dull and quotations 'Owen
0 scuts—t
40. dulls New Red 4;15%240; Old
do, It tner-,40. Rye vanced 111. W. Cote dull;
plot. 5e11g.544.
L a anc-2.8),019e.
Ora...ma.— Coffee unchanged. 'upar an
h al ed ...LT—Stead, at r2.1.502,-r,
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, October Se
1 ecru—Wheat dull; No. lammed at 81,3•1%. cad
cued at Corm—No.l quiet at Wyo . ; No.
Item u 11.134 e, Ua a dull at e.611.c for No. I..sad 2‘c
for No. 2.
astoura—Fhwu Coin, Ile; Wheat, Italia to
Buffalo.
•
rauvlsioss—Dud.
Bump:fa-4.U8 Ma/ Flour, 49,...113 DU Wheat,
13,000 bU Corn, 13,000 bu OILIS
SrUpUS3T9-1,1100 'DMA flour, :32,000 bu Wheat,
ukotil Cora, 16,100 bu Oats.
Dutra° Market.
BV7/A1.0,_004. 21.-.41.01112.-01141.
G amn—Whear quiet; No. 1 laltlaato $1,53, No.
MdwouXos Sp!IDS VA& Cora quiet at 030 for
o. I llama. Oat. atuL Barley 0014 at t,t2 tot
Canada, State *l.ll. Rye ootolaal at (Weak.
Vrantxr—rtrzn at s2:l4,f' jr2,91.
Yrtortarosit—Pork. dal
Montreal Market.
MOS THE• 4. 004. SUPOI4O4 extra,
11 , - 4 4 NO, _• extra, 0,000,54 tangy, 47@7,14 trellson
Vana1,115;1066,22 Nat Canada Wtetat s6,'O 3 D;
Winters 06,200.4 d.
W nay r—Ca4ada 114 . 25131,30.
Toronto Market. '
CE:=E:I
Toaorro. Oct. 23.—inotris—Double Egli. Sap
as o: extra. r,5007,60; supettor.ll6o6,n.
. o . 4 m—Wilevt. 111.46e1,4; apring 11,b3/1
425. Batley 6612r15e.. sad lover. Bye 60c ecul nom
lcaL Ptaa lover at Canc. Oats e3230c.,
MWEI
Onvego alarket
Overran, October :f.—Ftatra—tlachalaged, at Fe
for No. t-SPrllta, Ottlta far Red Winter, 41L,50 (or
White, =1;11,00 far Double Extra.
GRAIN-it beat lira but dull; Bill Fraultee dab.
at .t.se i,ia. Vora dull and nOzataal. Barley steady;
t.,aria.qe, 41,01. Peas dull sod nominal.
New Orleans Market. •
N nor G11.13A35. Get. —Carron quiet; mien of
2.1 Ist balsa Middling st fia@►tc.
Dross—Fine; fully Isis
Taciturn—Looking up, Co,ton, to New York,
1 i , iSic%s.
unnic Coccus on Sew York 2%c discount.
I),,a,nr, Oct. 24 —Fruits—=Apples are ateatfy •4
s.3,topiat per barrel. Store rate for round lots 14
Dried command lelll2e per lb. Ornaber.
nes, 111 per bid. Quinces, 33 per bushel. ; ropes,
from store, tielttc for Isabellas, and 14gateo for
cat
Flour—Market without decided chenze. Sales
300 Ufa uninspected amber al $5; and '4W barrel's
high
h e e x a t t— ra Th ' e 3 m arket lo opened at a decided ad
vance, and closed at an uniform advance of toe
own Saturday's rates for No 1 white, No do,
and Not amber. Sales before report, I ear re
jected white at Loa; 1 car 2 amber at 101.70; 1 car
amber at 111,110; 1 cat white at 31,M; I 4 care at
$1,84 and I car do 5081,85. Foe 7,000 bu NO2 white
31,90 was offered, anti 1:409 was offered rot a like
quantitty of No 1. After report, r.,07 was offered
for all the No 1 white on the market, 31,0 for all
the No 2 do, 31,90 for all the No i amber, and 01,46
N
for all the o 1 amber.
. • _
Porn—tee la bus, for large or truth lota.
• Oats—Very aenree,'. nod tc-day tte would renCiy
be hate on the street.
Itsrlern,lsol., per tro lbs, beln4 the current
range en the street, lirime bring resully talCen at
outside flgurc.
st 7.1 , •)r, rrtlit cm - 14 ,. ,ht
tnc•.
lIH PURLS II V RAILROAD.
PTTTOllo¢effl, FOOT WAYNE 114 OulolGo R. IL.
t yet. rs.—t can wheat, DWallace; 25 dozen wash
Ooarda, Guelrenhelnier & Bre; 10 do do, Jos Bore ;
le do do, slffl ver h,Lazear; I dodo, w Ilona.
Icy; 5 dodo et EmartA col 10 bbls apples, bbl
e j tzlei . Smlt b 80 do ° tiour
ara aiTvee.,
& co` ale cartmnOrl 3 tarbollr &, no;
In bags buckwheat !tour, .1 'Porterfield; - boles
cheese N Braden.; 39 ;So do,ll .Iliddle; 00 bbls
apples: J 11 Canfield; 177 bag, intsifileek lk
strong; 100 bbls flour, Shomaker & Lang; 131 Obis
bbla apples, .1 Schlbdt; 19 his checae, Potter,
ken & Shepard; 140 bbla apples,' 'Walter &Gael - 59
bble noun, W Ltshart,• 3 cars oats, Wm Bingham;
2 cars wheat, CulnA Shepard, 1 car potatoes, J S
Alc Pherson; 'Ni zkabarley, IS lid oats, Aaron - .
pkgz butter, 1 do eggs, Graff & Reiter; 300 barrels
Hour, Culp Ss Shepard; 100A° do, Pattcnon & 40t.
mon; 1 car barley. John Gangivlch; 100 bbl. flour,
D'Wollacel l ear wheat, liitchcoelc, - blettrerry &
CO i car oats, j . & W raffl
raffle', 200-D dour, irons
' & McKee; I car ostii, L H VolgtS to; =5 pigs lead.
Jll,Cantield. .
'•" • —•
OLXTELAND mn> Pr2lBlltriefl R. B. Ock.M.l.
10 aks flaxseed, 1 bbl 471411 naliell; 158 bbl, op
plea, Campbell & Mutchlutort; 1 car onto, Abra
hams; 28 eke do, Jffonkle; I rolls leather.
rap
Tolley; 80 bbls flour. T C Jeakluai s ples mg. 15 .
, feather., McCullough, Smith R co; 6 Ohl, tools.
ses, Lang& Miler-000 oil barrels, J cumeta;
'lB dor brcorna, 0 hilcbOld; is hale., cottou, 11o . lmes
NY. 11011; 100 bbls Poke; Shotnaltor Lehi ; la NI,
.abeep aims, Eterozati t . < . B.NZT7 3 TAT , il l e g;
cOi 4 do barler: 74o v • 114
lienzle tar 100 bb spotatoel, 0 oor
PM pea troth iloortlhea.4 1 600 3 10 k. 14,
' Falrley; pl/6•8 me% sl. need,
•
IDIPORTS' BY RIVER.
L o ins—pot litivaiSa..-4 bit -litt goods, 1
awing machine atattil, , Ptei Christ; 10 ..latUs dry
&nit. YeIIIS B. R. V- bble , scrap iron, I tot do do.
Graff, Sennett
Ph cllllp bcil2o bblieo; tire cloy, CoUlos;
it do do, Beck. 10 eke scrap Reel, GO
itn o nun. Shiva% Pamlck it co; to do d.O, Semi
:„... 1 1906 aidesipapp,Balter et co; :woolen&
cell, Moses, Moberg; 461 empty oil Obis, tr.Prliti,
pa; l empty tif bblo,b do bbls. Joshua Ithodeil; I
cDII lime, I bbl antidttes, fl . Stitetioim; t
ba CopOti rhelailitoCiillYs'4s o .:? Mt! cheep
Ttk,'WILPFULCCIII*!?I I .? '
inizoreZ
°tuber erzai jii lip_a ThaiCuttie t 1 de
gtyT glide a ea - 171 ` - ` l ' s'•
_
PlaTaandr, Mt. 00, 1944".
-
Me general prelucti, market elnlinults mod
erately
active and deal, but without 0111110taltie
change in price , . s'.
GRA, TN —W he at is flr,p mid In fair demand but
,D 'tl3 gee.; sale of I crs4 No 1 Chieago Sprlng at
also. an
more settal4tid steady; sale of t asr
•t Cc; I do do at tun s dtpivered; I do do at Mar,
',,, bush In store. at 1W:41 :id small sales at Wit&
Bar‘ey is selling from arajO , l.t Pei.o. 64 ' "-
I. bushels Ear tern skittle.
i S r e!l . ..rs 4 fro t el E mZ wi s h torre fo t r 472 l ;o i r r WW/ t 7°lrain ' t.:l
brands. Rye.
Hoar la Belling in acm way at svoiamo, amt.
Corn Neal at al 10 par tithed.
PROVISIONA--Pateej I, quiet ands ocbsuecti
but little wanted and 04 stock is almost entirely'
extended. Small nib ot Lard at 20W:A for
prime city. and issg t s*lets Pork.
FOTATOF23--Yeacb ere in derma and
2 , 11712 22 22,2, 22 " "War et. Said of Sweet* at
XPPLE I4- Are in Wry freely find while
the market la well a ppiled. pri are 'not quor4l
bly lower, ranging fromlS,Slto c 117,10 per bbl, sLA re,
quality.
OitiONS--..81ay be gpacted flrel 'II 113,774)4 per
barrel. ..
ORLINTIERRIE3-4.,ht, et and aneke. 2 - e d, 22 1 22
at ilialM bt p l. -Th'ademanl. as yet le light-
We notaaalesof Belau (ne,,x ...!..2„) at 2 , per
lb. and Apples (old crep t ) a!„ lac k
b303-tym - lioattealad higher, with aaleg ris•
- ported at i * ...s ~
ORES . al 'if too bash at taper both
ti t
-considered - an . I:en ' fqcori.' -
BUTTES- , gala 01 - tblagood'aoll- Butter at
pVnaep limei` t4 . 1 % 111 .a 4 31, 46c. Z.f* Eicicheat .
foe l3 :eunbeenusati a for Goshen. - • - .„, ...„
~......aleal of klds Seed at V.A . OruAto. rid
""`"`',.. andlcir Clem orSimothy Seed. • • -
: • .ALT-4. quoted sip oeprooks ip i ttildtrored;
and asp In a retail nosy.
HOMINY-14 arldild at I eta per tb. . .
HAT-blay be quotgd at $lO to eta per ton-41te
letter - figure onlY far Prlisto=lothr• •-• ''' -
PITTSBUfIGHP OLEI3II MARKET
O n(
.
, Tscissine, Oct. *a, tat&
CRUDE-The Crudti, market wan again mrld.2'
matey - active and thteto.day, but prieargenerally',
ruled a shade lower, ssd both buyers and: milers'
are Impressed with tb4bellef, that for tho Fesant
.
at least, the Market ;11611 tot:ldled bodied. We
tentiatieto quota at 20',025,1n bulk, and Ms ta•
turned; and 4630, bblx included., Sales of 700, to
bulk, at 24; 1100 .i 2.414 WO at 44; 100 at 24, W.,
returned; 400 at 24; lotlat g.; and e 0 et bbls In.
eluded, The receipts-; are beginning to fall or
*gala, and as Ltieliferi getting altallOW 60 1111.
;movement in th is respect cannot betook:4 for.
REFINED-There sits not a single transaction
o-
In bonded oil to-day tbia we Could hear of and tho
market la dull, with triit little inquirjand little Or
tone offering. Quotatforla may be talrlygiven at
ec€,at eenta, free on boded can here; iantti 00.4191,
deb ',tree In Philadelpl;la. Free 01.1 11 quiet
steady, with sales of „prime white at 74. It is
thought that there setll, be an increased demand
for Free Oil before 10*2 as the Western and South.
western markets art, reported almost entirely
bare. 1 . 1 .
Detroit Market.
T.IAR'gI,T a
PIT NE.s..lllAi
• •
KAPTTIA AND IMTDZIIISTI-Ttinte tr late
or no &mend for liettOuum, and the lest gale re
ported war at $5,:r40,10, whtea figures seem to
be helots-the view. OC '
most holders. Naptha
quiet and unehaned.!:,
HECElPTS—Thefollowlog Is a partial report
of the arrivals of ertile by the Allegheny River
during the twenty-Tatt hours ending Ulla eve
ning:
D. Hnafincll.. a'-'
Ina.
'l7te. John 8enn.......
101323233
CENTRAL Lll7O STOCK MARKET.
1. cooled tot the Flush Gazette.
" L e Lrazwee, Oct. 20, MO.
CATTLE—There been no material charge
in the Cattle market dA these yards since our fast
report. 'The trarmactliMa,although Large for thisseason of the year, a eV - hardly up to the •etandaral
of the pant two or ttora months, and stoekbuyera
appear to be getting fewer In - number exalt week.
Prime fat cattle motif:Me_ to meet. with a very
good demand at about last Week's quotations,
while stock Cattle arßdttll and neglected with a
droopiog tendency. S - Mppers are operating with
great caution, in conaluence of the uncertainty
of the eastern market& while holder' Of good cat
tle appear Indifferent about realizing, feeling sat
baled that If they ecNnot get their price here,
they can in Philadelphts, flew York, or perhaps
Baltimore. The beet glades of fatsteers and heif
ers sold this ore& at Aom 734.22 8, and small
bunches of extra wou'd, command 15 7 h. Stockers
sold at 4t04 jf, fortlnferior to strictly prime •
stock' steer..
SHEP.--Market flrlo and, wither demand fully
up to the supply, pride) advanced at lead 25 cents
Der 100 lba, astomparad with last week. As will
be seen by reference tMthe sale_s, quotations may
be fairly given iit 1548"405-?', for falrlo medirim, and
0f31.y„ for good to steel y prime fat mutton sheep,
aceraging from 90 to 193 pounds. But few stock
sheep comlng in, and ft:Le same can be sold in re
ford to Lambs.
HOGS—The mariretr Hop been more active,
end a shade firmer di o the week which has
just closed, but we kr eno materiel. change to
make in quotations, which ranged. froth 22 to 13a
for good to cairn areflges, and 10 to 11 ceata for
CO/1221106.
a A . X 4 2 or ncas;
Steller. ' No. doge. Prfae
Caastlber y....... 90 270 9M 91
..1301%etst 43 ZOO Oct Si
Wylie— Gilell 41 215 12 5
011ebeelat 97 299 13 01
61 ns 400
if 117 10 00
I,mirteo__ ....Stoat e:e aCo 250 L 9 75
hryst..— & Imhoff ft 220 12 30
Sinae4 tc Ration". 42 9 mo 12 To
LW roan.-- —l9leat3 --. 111 WO 12 10
Ward GllcirMixt--. 270 2 240 I 2 90
hS c Mullin- • .Emettic 110 2 12 72
Singer
ton_..
lotholf.Eracrk 3t 1 10 0 12 71
.Stn lc lmhofL 64 200 It 23
Henderson Giletweist & Co. 67 240 it 92
Henderson Leak. ..-...—. 84 219 It 03
Swigard 47 WO 12 IS'
Has iihouser .... 7 ZBI 13 113
Mccartly..— „Wattirson 93 249 12 25
Grady... ..... --.Watfirson -- 104 220 13 00
Shields.lt2l 232 n 22
Smootz— .--73Lagee & Imhor. 98 250 13 00
Blackireed....--.Glickeist.--. 53 241 12 73
Metter— 15 223 11 22
Clark . . ..... 55 234 13 03
somata, or slicer.
Senn, Boyer. Na doge. Price.'
Vdiet au sox Rhea!
L0ge5....._._.-Rawl3. ... . . 184 91 • 5
Cepman .... 1.03 928 90 •
Keller • 58 ti
•' 190 - 57 490'
Holmes Heasr4--.... t . 452 90 1115 4
Scott—._ 345 03 640 ..
Anderson _Resat;..._..., Ha GT 0
175 07 50
.... 190 Pt • 9 25. 7 '
Shepard....— Renate —... 100 80 15.40
flatzell, 163 82 5 711
Deltrieb •Deltrfah —.-..... 17 - 95 ' 6 50'
Aleoart Waterloo 677 63 3 52 .
armee. 030 91 631
Leppo..-- 519 10; 6 67
C A 'TLC.
Diet rich to Duffy - 421'41-ml gbod cock steers,arer. • '
aging Nu,
- TM &Co. to DorlyV bead mixed cattle at GX,
a verse: g intro.
Voter sold for H Pdeffer ad held of
fait i>b roars and ho rs, averaging SA to rut.
beirarr, at
Voter sold for Hnlar4s &Pander Znkead of good
stork sierra avers hg 4C7, - at ny.f; sold to L . '
Kroft. •
Voter sold furrosto4.llolmes go head Gnomon
cows andhelfers, averliging 780, at 81,94 told to
7•Zlzer. •
Voter for Joshua Waive. 21 head of fairish In
dians stock steers, etliraglng, 823, at dli; sold to
Johnston.
Huff td Codherst siatead stock tattle, averaging
Hurtaillusselmanp head good stock cattle,
Ti r YtNorliagu a" Ne,o. tOf head of fait Indiana
steers, a triaging iloO E nt
frSLes to :Matter Xe 7 heakl pretty goal stock.
cattle al I,N•
Arialgnn to 11.sumt ...4.' hes 4, weighing 3),44.5 lbs
t :',.%. .•e'
MATE,' to Ilunebbe..ger !o hest, weighing 13, al
t 6c.
•
iiol,,n to Rambo aifead, .weighing 3t,?30:1, at 5-71
—, Al i i t ai good
tio.to st :rio n t L 4e to heid of Illinois steers,
weighir.g•Te e 75, at Otte,. •
Olilligan to Reed head, weightingl44:s, con...
moon
stocker*, at
Roienthal I& Co. Frank hel;„ . weighing'.
67,1.1.41, cow.men be.
("oilman to MattesAlliead, weighing fair
stocker., at..5,6e.
Shieldi to Montagiq 72 head good Indians ateera,
weighing gt,ieS, et T', some to same Z.-3 head,
welgg:flag 10,000.
bead of fat cows, weighing
41,7,5, at 01.1 e. 4 ,
& Co. to ilinfible & Co. ti hood, weighing ,
SO 000--goon enttle—i3
Garber to Elliott "ficalairva,'• weighiag.,
Y'S,' it •
Weis:, to boater 4:: head, weighing 73,523 lag,
at biler to Earinnaza,i, '.htad, weighing 2 , 3,030.1 ot
Game to-same, ti,th head, Weighing 61,3,3 ihs,_
Hint( INTELLIGENCE,
•
.Ner •
tolligton.
' h
leaner._ Potter .. St. Louis. •
ASS IRATII , O TO.DAY.
Minnie...4llW Cincinnati.
itrogukWnsounn. oto. •
• The rich still coksinued to tecede yesterday, 1 1
and tact eight at Milk there was about three' feet
ten in the Laanncl by the Monougaseta
lner matim. The daykras very pleammt,ent cloudy
andindlcated riloand last night about eight
o'clock -it commonest aprinkling.
paperthat the Finan-
Mt noticed la yealerdaY l
vier ballet for CidPisuctl. She is still here, how
es.ei detained by.triter, and will
and'
leave
until there if .rtOlt. the Myer, and lta she is •
loaded she will learr4 in the n JIM water. •
The America and •lNevadboth of whica fmat4
-have been iturticartg at Mutat:l;ton for some
t . ,,i,kaptist, hive a trigtharrived at our binding.
Their wilt found In anotheridsee.
• The Cleaner left SL Louis yesterday, with
geode • load, asl'ilhe,kauld pike nut; on the .
The ittuicita, leave CMS Mein- •
ln; for Cincinnati. ;kola of - irety lishAdzaft Lunt
nt Ihrour t h whereVer it La aghtly.damtCASO•
cureyoursta toMPS'eariy this moraing,cir =sine
you will be ob I;edre occupy. No. lr ion the ' -
The Nevado me the korktown „et. OMOW•
(seek, all safe and Acund, arid on het way doWn:
•• • "I ,n 4l l :e .arm i n ultn e
het return tea P for krint point.
Nevada, Capt. Enlist etc .
:loadingform,
for St. Louts, • •
and-wi n;
On WSW. water.: • •
The Leonidas is die at the ;loading this morn.. 1
frocalineinnath ;:, ,•4
The Leal Leon isc•ltian'Auttl boat due from be.
The.-piles which 'Im be seem,
re Mien in the - etiarmel of
'therieektittring therftliall. or theetenbenvillowlM , :
Midge have not yeOlo ,Aurvildr. • etalrigation •
t!7 I'be2llaOoel
R, rendered - Stile BA= rOUS•
_ Medleys that the stenmee
Piclator has been - 190 , tgat Kmesk,- tied q p by
- .era theSheriff.-4te there two Riehmonds'in.:
thefield, *elf AmUllitilttra - the - TeickatOr doing
r.
•
gititc:ntoe th rlc.%='. w
sOme ait": rttur d te a
tYot
Th. liii.
nth.bwavt wteb r
taut twelve inches:if water On NerPeth MO W& - I ' l •