New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
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ToBE Tried.
George Law ard Csstsvl A. co37sr lgt The listed s''
Ameriss.
The IL oing issnss have bsel framed All deSered
to the Hon James Roosevelt Uael States District Attorney
spp-u Court presents diff 'ut qdss-
oDs OF fact which ought to BE- lied y ury-Now thereto
It ordered that the quesions b. trial BY Jury
to be inpbnn' I'D at guar t3i, Court - wit:
Fns DID he complainant George Law deliver tutho
assent ac4uiesce n the dewey he United States
OF to- their o. tho bond g. be penalty Of seventy five
thousand dollars in the complaint men9ned without " being
also executed by Oliver Charo,s
Secona Did the complainant Just4yus A. Conovor ever
liver OF authorize assent to sq.ce ia the delivery Of
thu sid bond to the United state. of Amsh their
use without ben! executed by the 'iOiver Chsock
Third Did the said Georys Law prior 10 the Gh day Of
Nav 1870 know or believe, that the sad bond
bsi been delivered hli BY obzees for their
use without its having been executed By the sad Oliver Char
lock
da, OF May 1860 have to believe that the said
bond had BE-, delivered b. me dgvsaes or Or Their
use without having exeud y tue said o'f Chir
o.h!
finn Did the said George Law ond Gasavu' A conover
or either OF then, aud & did they, Tor the h's
time inform the Government the Ined States that they or
either of ,hen would BE- bound by the azores al bond unless
the said Charlock became cosudty therein with them
Srt1 Did the said George Law and Gusyus A Conovs or
either of them which and when Tor tue nss
time inform tine Of the United States that they or
either Of them would be bound BY ad bond in consequence
Of the said Oliver Cbsrok oming to become cosr'y with
theml
Seren Was Isaac " Fowler Deputy Postmaster ofthe City
Of at the time when said George Law and Gustavus
A. Conover executed sail bond deuter to the United states
Of America for in respect the moneys which ne had re-
ceyed az Deputy Postu sster, ard u in wins. amount
Eqht the said v Fowler, Postmaster at the City OF
New York at any time when said George Law iSerei
the delivery consented acquesced In the deV
cry said bond the United states 10 or for their Use de-
Un,ed States for In respect to the moneys "hca
he received Deputy Postmaster and Il 90 on Whist
amount!
Ninth Was the said Isaac Fowler Deputy Postmaster Of
the City NewYork any tine, when the said Gusavu' A.
Conoyer declared authorized consented to- acqosced
IN the delivering said bond b the United States TO or for
their USE dius United states Tor as in respect to the
moneys which had received Deputy Postmaster aud so
ony bat amount.
Tenth Did the said George Law any tiu when he
cued OF authorized ssseted TO, eqr IN the delivery
OF said bond to Ulited sue or for them,
have notice, ha7 reason 70 beve that The said
Isaac v Fowler d-fIUteT 10 tie Government Of ths
U tied Stats.
Etereph : Did the said Glstavus A. Conoyer at any time
when delivered authorized consented TO- or
acqn ed in delivery sail United states Of Amer
ia use know have notice hise to believe that
the taid v Fowler dei 70 the Government;
the United States.
Toeina Did Ire proper OFF OF the Post Office Depart
me, or the Iisd states IT, time when the said Geoge
Law xrcuttd Dond have notice thai the said Lease
v Fower desuter to tns Governments oil the oHted
states.
Thirteenth Did the proper officers Of the PostOce Depart
ment the United Stae any tune wnen the said George
Law authorized consented to or acq1i7ced n the
delivery of said boud .ha United States OF America to or
Tor their use know noi,e that aid ls " Fowler
defauter to the Government OF the UOi;ed States.
Fcu,esnh Did the proper officers Of the PostOhee Depart
ep OF Of the United states the time when the sid Gutr
yus A. Conoyer sa boHi notice hat the
said Isaac " Fow drfsu, tue GoyernDeu OF the
Tinted States
Fifteenth Did the proper officer Of the Post Office Depart
thu 7rf ad AT
Conoyer declared Authorized consented to, aqu
csc. IN the delivery this bond the United States Of Ane
Ca or 90 their know have notice that the said Isaac
v Fowler deaulter the Government Of the United
Staes.
SieeHh Is the bond forth in the compot Of George
Law and Guayus Conoyer tie deed OF GeoTg- Law, Of
the conpsinants above nsmei!
S.reateenh Il the bond forth in complaint of George
Law and ConoveT OF the conPsnan's above
aDcd.
BE1Ts Justi,a-The prepared fs1es being or
ect.d 10 oy either OF within parties ordered that y
upon the record dtd the Court to % tried in
The
H. W. Robin, 9n for plaintiff j. l. Roosevelt United States
District Attorney, ;or nted stste'
TIE GRAND JURY.
The pauel of Grand Jurors was alled and nineteen
being in attendance they worn James c. Cooper fore
man Judge Belts delivered rrief charge TO the fo owing
effect:
term heavy aud catalogue Of crimes from murder on the
high seas down petty larceny post office Tobbees and
United will require that tine Court should charge the
Jury specifically Of these oenses bat any din
Gully should in their minds the Court would ali taem
state Court with which Grand Jury doubtless anis
The Grand Jury then retired and the Court Adjourned Tor the
day.