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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Anniversary Of the Jersey City Sunday
School Teachers, Associations.

The sixth anniversary of the Jersey City sun
day Schon Teacher Association took place on Wednes
dav evening at the First Presbyterian Church on
Washington large audience being present. Inc
President j. :. Howell. presided. The meeting wa,
opened by the singing of an anthem by the choir hd
prayer -, -, -,
The ANIMAL report Of the Secretary was then read
and from which TIE following is an abstract Number
OF Sunday School officers 60; number of teachers %
o32 number Of teachers. church members 100; mum
heT Of scholars church members l30 number Of con
versions for the year. 20 increase Of SCHOLARS over pre-
,ious year. f9l number OF volumes IN TIE Llbfaf,
I05 total amount of benevolent contributions g 3c5
Addresses were delivered by tire Rev. Mr.. Monroe
on the association and IFS work and by the Rev. Joe
Parker ID. D. Of Newark on the relation oil the SUI
davschoo 10 The Church The following officers wel'
elected for the ensuing year; President j. ;. Howell
Secretary III. Holt: Treasurer, 4. h. Dodge.
Daring the evening several hymns were sung by th'
chnir aHl iha meeling clOsed with honedictlon.
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The resolution was seconded by the Rev. JUSTIN DOC
LITTLE of China who confined himself principally 10
The cause Of Christianity in that country which he ssid
was making rapid and great strides he said the PEG
pic there were greedy TO obtain the Bloie ana The.
ihev possessed one il vas carefully read The subject
which YVES embraced in the eighth resolution was
RESPONDED 10 By the Rev. JACOB NJ NAMING OF l'os.
ton He paid a fitting tribute 10 the noble dead
of This war whose memories will last always. ne
said the bible had reformed untold good among the
soldiers in the army and that more of them would re-
turn better Christians than they were when the war
commenced The Rev. Dr. PIIER PARKER OF China
made few remarks upon the same resolution.
Moior.Gen CLINTON ;. FISK of 81. Louis delivered
an eoonep address upon the last resolution which was
seconded by the Rev. MRACuS SPRING. ID. ID. -
Althe resolutions were unanimously adopted Inc
f,ouirg resolution then offered by the Secretary
Of the Society, the Rev. Dr. TAYLOR, Tor adoption
R,,cd That the mbeIs Of tie American iibe society
er,d rer,s the assassination Of Abraham Ian
co ae President OF the United States, and that they here
their sense of the great loss which tie nation and
lie world have sustained in the deceae Of this usirou. ser
y-nt of tie people whose dvou reverence for the Noid
God characterized tie Presidential career, O. mcr,iul
os sud great ruler the breaker Of the bonds OF fOouo
peop aud worthy Of Washington Applause
Addresses in accordance with the spirit OF the rso
linton were made by DR.. TAYLOR. the Hon y. > u A.
|rnorCK. and tie Rev. Mr.. BURNS Of Canada Ate
which they were unanimously adopted, and The eAes
eiscs were closed with the benedietion.
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Imuortnut Buffer Inv,

The fraudulent marking of butter packages by
portion of the country dealers or producers has long
been evil which the city trade has been striving to
correct. While portion correctly tsred other
packages would be marked two TO five pounds heavier
than they really were. and SO VIGOROUSLY incorrect
were large number of diaries that in making pur
chase buyers would insist upon shipping certain
agreed upon number of packages and thus correct the
tares. In selling several diaries together half Of them
might be correct but it would involve too much Ia
Dor to strip the whole lot averaging them this way
made the Innocent suffer equally with the guilty After
years OF labor and many defeats, law has at length
been passed this State which secures the desired OBJ
ject and which went into effect May l. II is entitled
An ACT in relation to weights and marks casks and
packages containing butter passed Apnl a. ltt5, three
his being present
SECTION Every cooper of Manufacturer OF hrkins tubs
other vessels Of wood for the package of but
ter shall brand in sgIbe letters h characters upon every
Min. tub vessel uad1 Of wood by him manaiac
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ito intention 10 doso Tho President viii hoio
that mower Of hardening in his own HANDS 10 ON
bis dsGIson In I rSlrenGo 10 no tor Rebel
Who should be hanged as high as li". ma
,elaircd to own nine thousand bNes =, , u,'.
cotton. Our corresponding c9Hng ne ,rbcn t,cv
have been Rebels clean 70 the bit ana WIN VIZ !,
saw tiet the war was coming 20 esd ana inc ~ ny
iof sherman marching they c0mmenoeu 20 i@Dv' LIS
cotton TO Grinnell &c. Ills whole matter was I'.,
moturclv brought into this Chamber. lie onlecou 70
be words wthout siege" in the report feia'e 70 INC
capture OF Savannah. There was a siege; .a so;a
judge MARVIN in the strict sense Vi '.e "o'u' shu
there was rot "a siege, dtoV+"+"s ~ '' 49,
tions OF the word. ON. 80
Mr. GRnNlL after further remarks on the su'see' re-
mo Nj 10 law e whole subject on the table was
MIR. Low said the members Of TIE Committee are as
lovel aud uuimpeachahe as ans members oil the Chau
nov The Committee had no motive in bringing ihis
matter before the Chamber except the advancement o.
the canse Of Justice Justice is the same, ana justice
10 the rlen along tie scaboard and III the Interior
sbould be the same This rPnOTt presented IN tne
interest of the loyal men OF this city 10 whom money
was owed. lie held that the Chamber had more lid
portart suhCct before them. ,
Mr.. GRINNELL wOnld not ard did not qneslion ,'''
LOYALTY of the gentlemen the Committee brt ne nc
eved it TO be his duty ~ oppose the Adoption Vi 'o
report
eyactness OF the report relating to the siege oi o'''
Mr.. S. Il. Cu1TrN1Ry spoke Of the importance Of tho
matter and the light in winch IL was regarded oy gen
'-lemen with whom he had conferred
Gen WAIBRIDGE offered the following iesoiutoh
which was adopted thus finally disp0sIns u inc Nuts
tiOn; a.,
P,saed That the thanks Of this Chamber he gwen 70 M
eca Committee on the Cotton question ,o eii aoe ~,
iuors rcport submitted by them but that The recent M
era regulations adopted by the Gencal Uovemeni Tor uau
ia the recently rc,oed states, render the iuIthei tos1
Grafton Of the cotton question by TINS Ciuef uH'0'
sary. , -.
The debate was characterized by much per
sonal feeling and excited considerable interest. III
following committees were appointed, after which th'
Chamber adjourned. o,,
Committee on New Buildipg-MesSrs Geo, Opdyke
Wm +. Dodge, Jonathan SiurGes' John !. u.eSn Il,
r Nintnrn. james NJ Brown, A. I. Stewart, ).
Chttendcn John Taylor Johnston.
Delegates 10 Convention at Detroit, to consider CUES
iions Of commercial eharacter-MessIs. hiram u,
bridge $ ID w Rooacood w. s. Griffith, Charles
Hin Benz. Is. Sherman. w. Ill. Pogg Moses r. oaeil
James s. l. Stranahan, james X. Place, John AGslil
Stevens ir.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

REMAINING THE STREETS AND AvENUBs.-A
meeting of the Committee on Remaining and Re-num-
berng the Streets held at the Brooklyn City Hail.
lon Wednesday evening 10 hear remoDsrances. any,
OIL suggestions In ,relaon TO the remaining and re-
numbering such streets where two three have the
same name, or numerical designation. Alderman
Mclaughlin presided. large representation OF
Washington property holders was present and all
spoke against altering the name, contending that no
difficulty could arise from the fact that there was
Washin gtonst. Under the contemplated changes.
Washngtonaye. will be named Sheridan ave. should
the action OF the Committee be confirmed by the Com
mon Council Property holders on Clintonaye. TO be
changed If a change is made. sherman ave. were
also present and demonstrated against any change OF
name The Committee heard the opinions OF number
loi gentlemen q few other streets, all opposed 10
change when they adjourned.
The project Of the Common Council 10
rename the streets Of the Eastern District
meets with determined opposition from the old
inhabitants. They all seem TO admit that the street
nomenclature can be improved. but maintain that the
plan proposed by the Common Council wond cause con-
fusion and litigation All seem 10 agree that II tho
streets running parallel TO the river. as far up as Union
ave, changed 10 avenues. and their numerical
designation dropped, good opening for Improvement
would be but that If all the streets desig
mated present BY numerals were suddenly changed
10 tue names popular and ambitious citizens Il
would be difficult for old residents 10 ind the
new v named localities.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD OF CHOSEN
FnEEHoLDERs.--The Hudson County Board OF Chosen
Freeholders met at the Court House on ednesday
and organized for the ensuing year. The following
named officers elected:
Drector-The Hon. James Lynch.
Clerk Of the Bo,rd-tharles j. trol.
County Collec,or-E. NJ. Kinsslsnd
School Examiners essrs. Msbon and Dickinson.
Counsel 10 the Rosrd-saac W. Soudder
County Physicisn-Dr }. +. Finn
Observation-Disclosures of The Hudson County Democrdf ara
.i,acricdr Standard. .
Commissioner to Loan Lund-D. Van Nossand.
Jaer aud Keeper Pubic Grounds and Buidinss-Peter
y. Jones 80
The Director announced the following standing COM
mittees
County Farm-Messrs Comfy, Dewey and Sturges.
Public Grounds and Budiny-Nesrs. McGuigan, fla,t
aud Gardner . :, 49,,
Work House and Jail-Messrs Gaubrecht Van Nos'rand
Beamer and Duer 49,
Arsenal-Messrs. Hatfield 1ompsns and Vreesnd.
Luuafic Asyun-Acssrs Ncwkirk, Pollock and uaIubef
Fnarce-Messrs. Gross, Hague and Morris 81 H.,
Bidges. Wharves AMI Piers-Messrs. WILSON, van hot1
aud Hatfield -, r,
County neutrality-suspicious. Carley, smith ana io"P'
kns.
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lbs tOge'her Welyht,
oh kn tub vessel aforesaid rejecting fractions Of
p,ond and II cooper shall
such ku tub ~ vessel without such brand shall falsely
brand the same shall forfeit and pay to any who
shall prosec for the the OF twenty 1--we dollars r
every package disposed Of without being marked or with
false marx thereon be recovered BY eiy action in any
court having ur,dcon Of the person and subject natter
onehaf penalty TO 20 to the superintendent OF the
the county for the support OF the poor IN the county
where such acton shall be commenced
SEQ. 1t shall be lawful for any person knowingly to
sell and dispose OF butter packed OF placed IN any hrkn
such purpose in ths State unless such rkin tub or vessel
snail be correctly branded In the manner provided N the s
section Of this act and IL any person shah disregard this pro-
vision shall alter purposey deace the brand whichmsy
be made under the direction of this act every such person
shall forfeit and pay the of 25 for every package
marked 10 such person shall for the same to be
by civil action in court having Jurisdiction OF the
and subject such penalty 10 TO tie
of the Poor Of the County for the seaport Of
HE the where such action shall be commenced
but nothing shall prevent the ebrandng according
correct weights any hrSns, tubs vessels, after their
4 or ginal contents shall have been used
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Exhibition mt the Five Poimsss House oi
Industry.

On yesterday at . O'Clock p. M. the children
Of the school, connected with tie Five Poims House
If Industry gave exhibition for the bencf, Of the
In, tituton To large and interested audience Jn the
earl, part OF ISL the Five Points, OF NewYork was
unsnr assed in any city in The world as tie cesspool
Of rice poverty filth and disease II. in this year was
reeeneraed by the Rev. l.. NJ. Pease purged Of much
of IFS oats oneness. by his establishing on it's worst
locality House Of INDUSTRY. From to il lbs
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METROPOLITAN Il

METROPOLITAN HOTEL, NEw-YoaK, Msy IS, 1868.
To McrI c. X GARRISON, DUNCAN, SIBERIAN Co.,
ErGESE KELLY q Co., LEES WALLER, ALLAN
McLAsE HENRY w. BELLOWS, and pfhers
GESTLEMEN: Your favor of this day, inviting
me to deliver lecture upon the subject Of the mining
Of the Pacific State. and Tertories is before
IA. II will sford pleasure to impart any informs
ton may possess upon this very interesting suolec'
and I will name Tuesday evening, the 10th day Of
Nav at 8 O'Clock a, the Cooper Institute, tho time
place for the lecture Respectfully your obedent servant
VIZ NJ SrEwAlf.
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ARRIVED.
ship Edith Chids Fortress Monroe days in ballast y.
Cerow. n,
Brig Coronela (of Walton N 81 Card, s. John, T. n;
10th ul sugar Ac d. r. DeWolfA Co. Len brig Dawn ana
schooner Abbie both for New.loIs. ,c,. A.,
Pilot boat Moses H. Grinnell Morley, hofehesd City N.Y.
DAYS with orders and parosd officers from Lee and john
ston's armies. M, u,c,
Schr Helen Hastings (o s. John, ~ BIZ Hoid'rSardenAs
Q dave sugar, &C. T. l. Ne,ius sou. n
schr Chloe Wood Port Royal, D &, D days wood, o. ~
Nash.
wIND-At Sunset, Sc. with rain.
SAILED
MAY lI-seamers--Faco Commander
Shp.-IIiberns Plymouth Rock.
Bark Csthrina
Brig Fashion. -,
T.. w Isaac.
sloop Irene.
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CITY ITEMS.

NEGRO srFrRAGE.-A meeting OF the Amcri'
can Anti slavery Society will be held In Cooper In
stiute this driday) evening TO consider Negro cti
zenshp to be addressed by Wendell Phillips Geo's'
Thompson and Theodore Tton. esos.
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A CARD.-In behalf of the officers and managers
Coored Orphan Asylum would return sincere thanks
the propre,ors the Black Star LineSanuel Thompson
& Nephew No. 1872 Fuons-for the presentation OF fine
Gag Institution, and would be equally thankful to soo
other patriotic for instruments Of martial music
to interest these poor orphan boys.
Yours respectfully. JAS ). HALL SUPP.
WasaiHg,os Heights, May 9, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

COLUMBIA C,LLEGE Law ScHooL.-ihc
Alumni Association Of the Columbia College La"
School will hold It's regular annual meeting Mt NO. 81
lafayette place this evening and the annual dinner
will occur on Tuesday next
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.

AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR FOREIGN
at Irving Hall at 10 oc,ock "A. ~
Speakers the Rev Dr. King Of Athens Greece; n.
Rev T. $. Hastings of New-York, and the Rev X
Burns of Canada (probaby). Several other missiona
lies are expected to make addresses.
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ALLEGED ARsoN.-Celia Hedges was brought
before Justice Walsh yesterday the charge Of setting
hire TO the premises of v g. Han Buter.st The agent
OF the property detected accused striking light Tor
the purpose OF igniting some straw and paper. Tie
cose will be Investigated on Saturday.
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MoRmsTowN, n. j., elected Union charter Off
GERS OIL Monday ny about 100 average majority;
lj9 on Mayor
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IyAuGuRArroy OF Brsrs AT WARD school

lyAUGURATIoS or BrsTS AT WARD SCHOOL
No. 35-On Wednesday the pupils Of this School in
auguratcd the huss Of Washington and Lincoln by the
recitation Of appropriate exercises at the same time
adjoining their walls with large portraits Of Dix. Ander
son. Farraguf Grant ard o,hers-the beginning ~ O
collection about to be formed by the pnps II the school
TO &. Anderson was assigned the delivery of the adj
drcss which he gave in very creditable and pleasing
manner. j. w. Roosevelt and some other gentlemen
followed in few appropriate remarks upon tue happy
occasion not soon to be forgotten.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsrGs-At the a

NATIONAL ACADEMY OP DESIGN AT the an
nual meeting. on Wednesday, the following officers
were chosen for the year;
Prcsdosf-DAxIxL HuSIis0ToN
we Pre,idonL -iiESRr ffrxnsG GRAY.
6orfc,poadiag S'ersfary-i. ADDISON RICHARDS
R,oorsfag Sccrefgrv-J. Is SrE,RSs
T,oa'sre,.-J.xrsA sUrpAx t,ice I. \ Cummings, ie-
nsued).
Tie foregoing gentlemen. together with Messrs j. +.
kensett. Thomas Hicks j. q \. Ward, q. A. Baker.
Is X. Clifford and T. Lcu,le form the Council; and the
Council with Messrs. j. L. Weir and &. Ogclyc, are
the Committee OF Arrangements Tor the exhibition OF
sta
The following artists were elected associates: D. OBJ
lnman. James -. Smile and &. G. Coleman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

The COUNTY VOLUNTEER BUILDINGS RI
MovED-On Thur.day workmen were engaged IN re-
moving all that remains of the old Park barracks which
has been used for long time by the County voluD
teer Committee as a recruiting headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

The CHRISTIAN t'yToy AsSocrArroS.-Th'
anniversary meeting OF the Christian Union Association
has ngain been postponed ihr time until Sunday even
inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

CAUGHT II THE ACr.-Mrs. Anna Fitzgerald
residing at No. JOt Mercerst. on Wednesday evening"
returning her apartments found that the door had
been forced open in her absence by means of jimmy
which lay Oh the floor. Lookisg cautiously into the
room shc two men engaged 10 breaking open her
bureau. She procured the services Of officer Glynn of
the Eighth Precinct who arrested one of them named
James Dolan The other succeeded IN making his
cape by door Yesterday Justice Ledwith com.
mitted the prisoner for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

THE KOHYsTAMM CASE. - The civil suit
ainst solomon Kohnstamm which was commenced
by Col Oco in behalf of,the War Department. year
ago has at last been brought trial The number of
witnesses was ~ great that by consent ~ counsel II
was referred by the United States District Court 70
the Hon John 4. Hoffman. The claim Of the Govern.
ment is nearly $4,000. Messis William Fullerton
aud Hasey appear for the defense and Judge Pierre.
pont and John Sedgvick esq. for the United States
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Lecture on the Mineral Wealth or thc
Pacific COasf.


Hon. WILLIAM NJ STEWART, u. $. Senator from Nerada--
SENATOR: 4 strong desire pervades the country to
obtain information the subject Of the mineral
wealth OF the Pacific Coast. Il is true that all
less familiar with tho immense amount Of treasure has
contributed the Of the world FOR the last fifteen
years and none fail the great influence which tho
ch products Of M mines has exerted in stimulating the rapid
development of the industrial Of the entire county
securing its present condition of unsurpassed prosperity
Few have any knowledge Of the future
promise OF this prominent OF national wealth
Your intimate association with this important interest and
the thorough and practical knowledge which your active
participation in the leading mining enterprises OF the States
California and Nevada Ina. afforded you, has induced very
general desire that you should returning To your
uency deliver in this city public lecture upon the mines
and mineral resources Of the Pacific States and Territories
That such lecture would place before the public u
valuable information well assured and therefore
respectfully and earnestly request tha. you win designate
some evening pror your Departure most convenient to
yourself to comply with this popular wish.
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n have the honor, SIR 70 De your ooeoens scf'eh@
C. K Garrison r. w. BiyeIow,
Eugene Kelly Co.. j. w. Harsr,
VIM. T. Coleman L Co.. H. l. Joschimsen,
nv Geo. Plat. ATTY, James r. Tolles,
Randolnb NJ Cooley Co., j. X. Dearborn,
Allan McLsne }. W. hus~y'
Lees Waller, Frank Fnuer
John o. Earl Herman Camp.
John b. Fri.bie Robert III. Vance,
Duncsn. Sherman & Co., William A. smith,
William r. Garrison, s. b. Rooney,
Henry W. Bellows, J. H. hmkesd,
Mark Brun,ayin c. A. Crane,
Dewitt Kittle Co, J. j. wilkins,
John T.. Williams, J. Carmichael
Wells, Fargo Co., George BaTstow,
J. W. G.eene, +. o. Taylor,
Edwin A. sherman John s. Berry,
T. Derrick John &. fal,
A c. Bradford, W. p Deuckls,
Alexander Warheld Thomas II. Harris,
J. NJ. Cannon.
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Passengers Arrived.
Latest Ship News.

In brig Corones from 81 John z. RE. s Sheldon esq
and son.
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BROADWAY HOUSE THrgvEs.-Two voun.

BROADWAY HOUSE THIEvEs-Two young
men, who gave the names of james Wood and Char les
Edwards a few days since engaged board Mt No 81
81 Marx space. representing themselves az clerks in
the store of Lord TAYLOR. corner Of Broadway and
with them 500 worth of. lBhing. the property OF
George H. Allen and ChardSsh. Rogers. boarders in
the house, Yesterday Detectives toyle and Tcmann
visited the accused and In their apartments In Prince
ST., was found many Of the missing articles. The i'm.
pudent rnscals were nj the time Of their arrest
Ing some OF the stolen clothing. Justice Bowling com.
United the prisoners.
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-uE CEAnBKR OF ComMEr y,
The Cotton Question Debntc ,,.e Mo.
pOri.

A special meeting of The G. .,o,obor or Con,
meroe Was held yesterday to coz ler the Repo, Of III
Cotton Confseaiion Commit 90 A Low, nresiled
About forty members wer -. n,eso,t
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Police Report.

B. SHANNESsY, PRESIDING.
Nov. 23.-Richard Moore, gentleman of
color, was fined 50 and trimmings for carrying
concealed weapons.
A. G. Thompson, an alias for name not I'M
known to tame, paid S. and perquisites for
getting drunk and acting obstreporously.
Jack Corners, for plain drunk, was fined
81 and perquisites.
Martha Wright and Caroline Shaw, two col
ored ladies, for indulging in scratch-face and
pull.wool fight, were each fined So and extras
Eli johnson, initiated some white men by
carrying concealed weapons, for which imita-
ton he paid So aud concomitants.
DR.. Edm onds and Sam Tubbs got drunk and
disorderly, and paid So each and costs for the
privilege.
Ruben Blue, sold liquor without license, and
was sentenced TO pay $40 and the ti1ings
therefor. But Ruben said he couldn't see it.,
and he took an appeal to the court Of common
pleas.
George Robinson is the name of a colored
gentleman, who, not satisfied with calling q
black damsal ID son of o female canine,
gave an additional tinge to her black eye, and
was fined 81 and the extras.