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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-03
U1ALL:A AND WINTER ARRANaEMENr


II to the North, East and West, Ola the Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
carrying the United states mail twice daily Ele.
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs on all
trains:-The through trains on this road are now
run 9from the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
streets as follows "a geg.s .sgti
Richmond daily at HIS A. d., arriving in Wash
1ngton at s:4s p. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East and
/ The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached leaves Richmond daily lSundays except
ed) At Sis p. n, arriving In Washington At Sic
a. NJ, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North, East, and West.
( Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and all way-stations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets at $50 Z. n. Returning,
arrives at $50 A. II. ss-# Naa.
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
all principal points.
For further Information and through tickets,
apply at the Office OF the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets Shockoe Hfl, and At the ticket
Office corner Byrd ard Eighth streets.
{ > ~ -, j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
SkMIrRI, RUTH Superintendent. del
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CROCKERY. &c.
DISSOLUTIOMS. &c.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The concern 6 r of ,BuREEss & POWERS! was
dissolved on the lst OF February by reason OF Inc
death Of Mr.. James L. Powers. AL parties In, IN
mediate payment to facilitate us In winding up the
business. r,..at9t ~ JAMES ~, SUhahsSs
- ,~-,-I,,'* So ~. .rss Surviving partner.
.r.-.r,f9HqanrT NEW CONCERN. u&-2GHt
-JAMESE. BURRESS, LEWIS q. BLAIR and
GEORGE D. THAXTQN have formed q co-part-
nership to conduct the Wholesale White Goods,
Notion, Fancy Goods, Hosiery Business, as for
merly conducted by Rurress & Powers, and COR
daily invite both city and country merchants to an
examination Of their stock. N ~l7-
sBURREBs, BLAIR THIS XTON,
No. II Pearl street, Richmond.
N. 3. The books of Burress Il Powers will be
found with Burress, Blair j. 1haxton. The new
Concern wtll,scttethe accounts ~ fe l7-1m 3
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FDB RENT.

BOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND@
u COMMODIOUS STORE No. 164e, on the 2A
north side Of Main street near the Old Market 1sr-
merly occupied by L. Powers as grocery, com
mission, and feed store for whic 1t s wei suited
It will lie divided Into two nice stores parties
renting may wish. Possessionat once. Apply TO
- w. Eg. LYME Il BROTHER,
NIL knntinnaars and Real Estate 4 gents.
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HALL.
DINING-ROOM.

One very superior Hat-Rack, and Chairs,
One sofa. stair Carpets and Rods.
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BY A. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer

-. BY Thomas v. Keesee, Auctloneer,
'-i- No. 1917 Main street. "Ft
FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUG
IT. TONI will sell on THURSDAY MORN
ING, March 4th, commencing ut 10 O'Clock, at
No. 400 Franklin street, an assortment OF first
quality FUESLIURE: CONSISTING ID part OF tIy
MAHOGANY WARDROBES,
@#@ MARBLE-T0P CABINETS, JtEa h0E
.as.-# MARRLE-TOP WASHSTAEDS, .-r..
- MAHOGANY CHAIRS, ....-.. ~
1890 LOUNGE, S..f #-~ ---+' - ].
"tEIz ETAGERE aa- Ghr. -1" 1920
ID RA a and Stuck MATTRESSES, Y /
1-..E sHAT-RkCK, I*.&.n". sEF Ey.@gEA
.-Ea. Il OILCLOTH,s &C. .s..., -..., .rare E-e
: a.,,.ar sr.- ADDITIONAL. .. Il. .,e
PIANO FOR RENT.-At the same time VIII be
rented, by the month, good PIANO. Pig ftA
NH 3 THOMAS W +. KGESEE, Auctioneer,
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ONLY CSC. PER BOTTLE.
ONLY csc. PER BOTTLE.
ONLY csc. PER BOTTLE.

AT o. q. CHARLEY & CO.'S,
. Thirteenth street.
ALTO. H. cHALKLEY g. CO.'S,
------ Thirteenth street.
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EOR RENT, THREE-STORY BRICK GA
a. DWELLING, No. 400 west Grace street, EknA
containing eight rooms; kitchen, &C., with gas
and water. Possession had at -once.v,Apply TO
LYME & BROTHER,
NH 3-st rE sr-s 80 EE- Auctioneers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-03

MAKES THEM LOOK AS GOOD AS NEW.
MAKES THEM LOOK AS GOOD ks NEW.
MAKES THEM LOOK AS GOOD AS NEW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-03

EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE a BOTTLE.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE 4 BOTTLE.
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YNTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, ,FlFIY
w MEN, white and colored TO work on tae
Chesapeake and hio railroad. 10 tunnei aa t.s
good Stone Mason can be employ ed. transports
'ion 10 tne "'i~ ki''IKE KELLY MCMAHON, .ge
- Contractors.
Apply to JAMES l.. CAPsToE. agent; s2s
Franklin street. Hours, to 10 q. NJ; $40 ef' me-
. NH d
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For sale wholesale at manufacturers prices.
e27 r..t O. H. CHALKLEY & co.
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FOB TORACCONEsTs.

ETOR TOBACCONlSTS.- Oil, in
L. bottles and ON draught; Spices, Essential
Oils, &C., for flavoring; Machine Oils, Paste,
Glue, Gum Arabic, Varnish, Branding Paints
Branding Brushes, and all the other materials In
our lime. For sale low by
~ A. BODEKER 81 BROTHER,
q NH 2 .E... -'.' .-' Druggists.
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POLICE TRIALS.
Iptoxication in the Force-JeHersou Market
Court Strategy.

Iptoxication in the Force-JeHersou Market
Court Strategy.
Commissioners Brennan and B0sworth yesterday
heard evidence IN q number Of complaints against
officers, nearly all of which were for minor offences
william Daily, OF the Twenty. eighth precinct, was
charged with being In the station house in
an intoxicated condition. Sergeant Mcdonald
found him IN the sitting room; testified that
he appeared to be drunk; he smelt his
breath, which had .Giquorlsh" flavor; ordered
HIM TO bed, when he vomitod about the floor The
officer swOre that he was not drunk; that the night
IN question he entered liquor store In Garrison
street TO quel disturbance; was knocked down,
beaten with bottle, kicked and bruised badly so
that he spit BLOOD his prisoner was rescued but he
after which he reported SICK. He proved his
statements to be true by brother Oficer,
who found his cap In the saloon partially burned by
Q citizen who saw him beaten, and Dr. Gibson, who
attended him. Of course the complaint was dis
missed.
w. e. Anser, Sixteenth precinct was orraigned
on similar charge, the main witness for the prose-
cution being Sergeant Brush who testified tnat he
was intoxicated when he came into the station house
at half-past three A. NJ, 21st ut Anser proved by
his relief and the two officers who accompanied him
in the house that he was sober bat quite III.
O1icer Westerman, OF the Eighth precinct was
charged with improper conduct The complainant
was Abraham Brush laundryman No. 1857 Blocker
morning Of the 18TH ne was assaulted by OF his
customers, and called upon the oicer who arrested
his assallant. On the way to court the Offcer ad-
vised the man to prefer charge against witness
Justice Led with took the charge, held Brush. but
subsequently released MIN on condition that he
would withdraw the charge against his assailant
Az Brush was not present the hearing was adjourned
until q future day.
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Ak 0pHsa EATER.


Suicide in broadway by Taking Poison.
Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest &C
No. 536 Broadway on the body Of william Furness.
forty-fve years OF age, native OF Boston, who
committed suicide by taking poison. Nathaniel II.
Furness, brother OF deceased, living at Tarrytown.
testified that for some years past his brother had
been troubled with rheumatic govt, and was In the
ness.
Eighth street and Broadway, deposed that deceased
mad been very depressed in spirits and was suffering
Irom pecuniay embarrassment heard him say he
ne, Dr. Taylor, OF No. 5 Washington place, was
c caa 10 zee furness and found him dying from
wards. In the DOCTORS opinion death was canse,
pY some preparation OF opium and the jury accord
.ngy rendered verdict to that eject. Mr. Furneas
S a.a1 but from what cause nc became no
reduced did not appear. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
THE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION FRAUDS.

The examination in the contested election Of W.
c. Jones by w. w. Goodrich, both candidates for
Assembly in the Filth Assembly district OF Kings
county, VIII take place before his Honor Mayor
Kalbnesch to-day. Mr.. Jones, who Is q democrat
has already received the certificate Of election the
official canvass having decided in his FAVOR. On the
other hand, Mr.. Goodrich the republican and de-
Yeated aspirant for the Assemblymanship in that
district, has determined to avail himself OF the pr
yeges allowed by law In all cases wnere ground for
contestlng election exists. and engaged the ser.
vices OF counsel Assistant District Attorney Pearsal
and secured the right of investigation OF
the testimony which he Is ready to produce before
the Mayor, with o view towards submitting
the same for the action OF the State Legs-
lature. In the Third district OF the Twentieth
ward alone Mr. Goodrich has 200 highly respecta.
bic citizens wnO as witnesses, are declared ready to
that they voted for him at the polling place in
that district whereas the votes returned for him
were only $50. The Grand Jury are In session from
ten O'Clock IN the morning until ten In the evening
pursuing their search for knowledge with regard 20
indicting and securing the conviction Of the can
vassers and Others who were engaged In the nefa-
rious business OF tampering with the ballots and
returns OF the late election. There can no doubt
but that half dozen persons, at least, will be made
examples OF for their completely In the election
frauds. The testimony elicited Is, however, OF
course, unknown. but sutilcent has transplred to
warrant this assertion. The canvassers indicted
Will be tried before the December term Of the County
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Dealer
THE GAS COMPANIES.

DR.. Chandler, chemist read a long report upon
his Investigations in Europe as to the best mode OF
purifying gas. The report was decidedly in favor Of
the iron process. which he stated was the popular
system OF purifying in Europe. The Manhattan
Company use the dry lime process. which they are
improving continually, and he thinks they cannot
now be Justly complained OF. The New York Com
pany have been for some time using the iron pro-
cess. The Metropolitan company Is the one that has
never acceded to the demands OF the Board and use
the dry lime process. they make no attempt to
abate thenuisance, except to deposit the refuse lime
time to workmen who burrow into 1t. The report
was referred to the Sanitary Committee.
DUMPING GROUNDS.
DIR. Harris reported against permitting the street
cleaner to dump garbage at the foot OF East Seventy
fourth street, and recommended that pier between
Nneteth and sxtieh streets, East river be set apart
for this purpose
WASHINGTON MARKET EUIsANCEs.
DR.. Harris submitted number OF reports from
bis inspectors regarding stands In and around
They were referred to the attorney for orders.
THE NEW YORK RENDERING COMPANY.
Mr.. Carter, wee president OF the New York
dressed the Board regarding the revocation
ness at the foot Of West Thirty. eighth street.
He submitted petition asking for permit until
the 10Th OF March next and stated that the sppa.
ratus $3.50 600, which they could not outside
the city OF New York, as the patents were only ope
OF the permit at once, and offered resolution to
that effect DR.. Stone opposed It; stated that this
was rich company, who had contract with the
city and had just secured large bonus. He was In
favor OF making them adhere 20 the contract the
same az any other. The Board voted on the resolu-
ton OF Swinburne to grant the request, as fol-
lows
In favor OF the nuisance-Bosworth, Brennan.
Lincoln smith Henry) Swinburne.
Against the nuisance-Aanierrc, Crane, Stone,
The HOARD then adionrned.
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tNtiaSo .ouipciaeuio Jo5teiuhy.
Average temperature Tor corresponding date

Iast year Z8sa
FIRE CoMMIssI0NERs.-The Board OF Fire Com
missoners met yesterday morning. but transacted
no business OF public importance.
THE LATE ISAAC @. PRAY.--Tne funeral of the
late Mr.. Pray will take place at one O'Clock this
afternoon, from Rev. DR.. Gallaudet's church, West
Eighteenth street.
THE APrRAIsER's OFFIcE.-General George w.
Palmer the newly appointed Appraiser, took formal
possession OF his office yesterday afternoon. The
usual courteses took place between that gentleman
and nus predecessor, Mr.. McElrath.
THE CuBANs AwAKE.-The grand mass meeting OF
the cuban sympathlzers, which was to have taken
place on Friday evening OF this week, has been post
poned 10 Wednesday the Sth Inst. some OF the
most prominent speakers OF this city, whose ma mes
WIZ be announced In o few days, have promised to
assist at the meeting.
REMOVAL AT THE CUSTOM HoUsE.-Rufus King,
deputy Collector OF the Seventh division, has been
removed. Mr.. King was formerly United States
mn Minister at Rome He was also major general in
1e uniicd states volunteer service during the late
war, ana commanded o division OF the Army OF the
Potomac under Mcclellan.
TIE SuB-TREAsURy.-The counting OF the funds In
the SubTreasury will DO concluded to-day Last
evening the exhibit showed over $7oooo 900 already
counted, and Il L. estimated that there are about
S,nvvo,oyV yee 10 DC handled. The United States
Mint at Philadelphia IL represented nj the sinh Urea
Bury by NJ. A. Stef and William s. stse, two eY-
periehceu weghers sent by Director Pollock
ATTEMPTED suoIDE.-Mary Granam, an English
gifl, VINO has no home, yesterday attempted to CON-
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eLeCTR0-MsDICAl SCIENCE.

meeting OF persons Interested In the application
OF electricity to medical science was held last even.
ing in room No. "a Cooper Institute. The proceed.
ings were opened with prayer by the Rev. DIR. Joel
Parker. Professor A. G. steele then delivered an
address upon electricity, having more particular
relation to Its character as O curative principle
Mr.. Steele commended that In this connection cleo
Ticity was OF very great importance, and then re-
lated his experiences OF that power in curing many
acute diseases, a. well a. those OF nervous
character. The great difaculty which had been
experienced was to ind an electric cur
rent which was soothing, mild, pleasant and
free from shocks The speaker had spent many
years in endeavoring to obtain this, and had con-
suited with eminent electricians throughout this
Continent and Also In Parn and London. His en-
beavers had however, been fruitless, aud ct last,
after working for some years himself, he had pro-
duced an instrument which he judged supplied the
want Mr.. steele had some OF the instruments In
the room and number OF the audience received the
electric current from these instruments without feol
Ing the slightest shook The lecturer related num-
Der OF marvellous cures which mad been made by
electricity. and stated that he should form class
Tor che study Of electricity as curative principle.
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THE NEW YORK LIBERAL CLUB.

Corruption ut Electious-The Onondara
Giant-New Discovery of "Tin.,,
The seventh regular meeting Of this club was held
last night at their rooms, No. % Third avenue. The
subject OF discussion was the continuation OF Pro-
lessor Levson's suggestions on "The Means of Pre-
venting Corrupt Practices at Elections"
Mr.. d. R. Lyddy reopened the discussion and COM
mented on the fact that the ballot box might be a
blessing or curse, according to the manner in
which 1t was used. 1t was true republican
government afforded facilities TO place the
vicious and the Ignorant in power. Suffrage,
being national in Its influence and charac-
ter should be subject to national and not local. con.
troll, and the judges Of its pure administration
should be national TO secure imbartiality. Honest
results could only be attained by the employment OF
Mr. Lyddy quoted John Stuart MIlps remarks on rep
resentative government to the effect that people
might prefer free government but II, from indo-
lence, or careloSsneSs, or cowardice, or want
OF puolic spirit they were unequal to the exertions
necessary for preserving it-though might be for
they are unlikely Long to enjoy it. AS he had
sublime and limtless faith In popular government,
and as he believed our existence was an evidence
That the good was GREATER than the evil so 1t was
only necessary that virtuous majority OF the cit-
zens should be aroused to the importance Of fulfill
ing the obligations OF their political prerogatves as
they at present fulfilled the dutes OF their business
and social existences.
The subject was taken up aud discussed at some
length by several gentlemen most OF whom were
IN favor OF o 'virtuous representation" but none
OF whom pointed out any real practical means OF
arriving Al that result.
Captain Charles b. Dahlgren, son or the Admiral
and l.. j. Czapkay, United States Consul at Bucha-
rest, were elected corresponding members or the
club.
A letter was received and filed from Mr.. A. r.
Russler, United States Geooglst ut washington. on
tine "onondaga Giantr proving that 1t was not what
II was sought TO the public believe; 1t was but
O itlsls ndtlirG.
the same gentleman also sent.a long communica-
tlon on the discovery OF TIN at san Jaclnto San Ber-
nardino county, California.
After the TRANSACTION OIL some routine business the
Clue adjourned.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Fat Men Again Manipulate 1.-THE Ofal
Dock Secure a Permit-The Commissioners
Who Voted For and Against the Nuisance.
In this Board yesterday, which was attended by
all the Commissioners, very little business was
transacted. An opinion from the counsel was read,
in which 1t is proclaimed that section eight chapter
5s1 Of the law OF 1869 aoes not abrdge the power
the Board to enforce the erection Of fire escapes,
and that the Inspector Of Public Buildings ia ex-
pected to enforce the law, under the Board OF
Health.
EXPLOSIVE OILS.
The following report on oils was read and suits
ordered to be commenced
OILS BELOW STANDARD BOTH TESTS
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


This Board met yesterday pursuant to adjourn
ment, with the President, Alderman Conan, In the
chair. After the usual preliminaries had been dis
posed OF and number OF papers Of the usual style
had been introduced and laid referred to ap-
propriate committees resolutions were adopted as
Notwithstanding to the Presbyterian Hospital. to
ulate and grade several streets In the upper
part OF the city; to place gas lamps
In front OF the new school house OF PrE
mary School No. 10, in Downing street, to pave
with Belgian pavement l27th street. from Second to
Fourth avenue; to pay I. j. Neas 81, 500 for extra
services rendered In 1885, 1865 1867 1888 and 1885,
to allow John Mc1ranc an extension OF time on
contract for grading 80, io6tn street, to construct
q plank walk on both sides OF 10th street. from
Eighth avenue to Broadway. and to widen Broome
street on the south aide, from Laurens street TO
Thompson street, nine feet nine inches. The Board
M
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examined his pistol, found that It was full cooked
and put the hammer down; then saw That he was
wounded and went for surgeon. after which re-
ported the facts to Sergeant Brennan at the Fourth
street station.
VERDICT OF THE JURY.
The above testimony having been submitted 10 the
Jury they rendered the following verdict after brief
absence:-"We find that Robert Muir, the deceased,
came to his death by pistol shot fired by Oincer
Thomas Langan while In the discharge OF his duty
ana while his own life was mperllled, and we hereby
tern
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PIGEON SHOOTING

pigeon shooting match camo on at Hacksnsa OK
Junction yesterday between Messrs Ryan and Lind
ner, Of Hudson county, and van Rsiper and Town.
send. Of Bergen. The contestants accompanied By
many friends, assembled at Mr.. o. Donavan's.
Each individual had twenty birds. Ryan shot nfteen
Townsend fourteen, Lindner twelve and Van Reiper
9. At the close another match was shot, In which
Van Reipcr came OF victorious and the Bergen men
occasoned among the spectators who ustily cheered
their respective friends.
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COURT or COMMON pLsAS-:HAMBEas.


Decisions Rendered.
BY Judge Brady.
O'GOrnldn rs. KdnadE.-MotOn for attachment
denied, without prejudice.
Same ps. Same.-Defendant enjoined and receiver
appointed. (See opinion.)
Same us. SdTe.-Order granted.
In the Matter or AclAuke7l an InsOluent.-Pro-
ceedings discontinued.
IN the Matter Of Wtlliam Aela.-Order denying ais
charge settled
Opni0n.)
Sprau Us. Ntcholson.-Judgment Tor defendant on
demurrer.
AcGIotn rs. G0Od,ctn. Demurrer overruled.
Judgment for plaintiff, with liberty to defendant to
answer, &c.
Weiss Us. Bock.-Bail reduced to nfty dollars
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COURT CkifNDARS-IHis DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERH-Before Judge
,Barnard-Court opens at half-past 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Nos $50, 391, 256.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge In
graham-Call Of calendar at twelve O'Clock M.-Nos.
AGO. 175, 19S, 1879, 202 2l0, 215 129 POI, 200. Call
1872
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1--Before
Judge Aker-N0n-jury causes only.-Nos. 44o4, 1850,
1896, 1890, 436l, 4432, 1889, 4543, 4542 4545 1851
454s, 4549, 1885, 1854. Part 2-Before Judge Gross
Non-jury causes.-Nos 4119, 1925, 4527, 450s 450g,
4342 4345, 4349, 4364, s4SS, 4516, 1882 4553 $685.
lA14.
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SUPREME cOuaT-cl,snBshS.
Interesting Case Of fractice-Opiaisa o.
Judge Inxrnham.


A0Scrostlu8 CaSo Oh fractce-OpiHiV@ OF
Judge Inxraham.
rbcr,es w pouurd nc Ioby y p,ofr tbs Union
tucV1c htnr0ddet dts.-ohe Oh the deieneeAts John
,~nua ha vos o,,.nd,n, cour, IN onothar emit II.
tneretore moved 10 have th's service OF summons
,ov,no on,p,on.
inc defendant was served with sRmmons Whlle
IN whlcn ne was party ana witness iion ahotner
service ana nave the same SET as'ne as irregular.
Lon from arrest Wble atlenuIny court whether
tad re ha A. c,t,1en or resdent of tn,s
State on entering bis appearances; and n from q
foreign state, absolutely. Is \ H., 1856; j. Rep,
90 b,a ot otscnsancs hn uhi,n aop 80 ihe cnt
and returning houle, eondo ns0ra,lio et redeundo,
and applies these who attend either with with
out O subpoena. defendant vino WAS q resident
OF the State waS not privileged from having pro-
cess served on him II not arrested. When discharged
from arrest under the olJ system, it would be on
.nling common bail, and afterwards on entering
his appearance (Hopkins vs.. ooburne, l Wend.,
1927 In Norris vs.. beach, q foreign witness
attending court was arrested shu dlschargea
an snnearanee In Sanford va Chase ~ Conan ASA
1t was held that foreign witness was entitled to be
absolutely discharged Ihe Court says:-'rhe privi-
lege OF a witness shond be ABSOLUTE An arrest