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FROM EARLVILLE
CALABOOSE.


Inc fact that a calsboose, erected bv the c;t;.
zens OF Earl some four months since, has beer
occupied but once. and then but single n;,b,
will give you an idea of the peaceable disposition
OF the denizens::of the place. A little poor wbis.
key, purchased, [ am happy to state, at another
town, was the cause
LEGAL VS.. MEDICAL.
In a trial of skill in the manly art betros,
celebrated NJ. D. and an eminent member Of tbe
legal profession, the result footed up pbvsicallv
tn favor of the lawyer. Pecuniarily the odd.
were for the physician
law suit, which promises to give some light
to the uninitiated, is to be commenced here tb;s
week. One of our leading lawyers sues an NJ
ID. and ex-legislator for services rendered in
writing out his life, speeches, Sc, DC, tn.
lawyer claiming quite large amount for said
work. The revelations made will give STRIKING
of the truth of the beautiful lines.
Birds In their little nests agree
And It's shameful sight
When Children OF one usepublcan) family
Fall out and chide and hight.
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democratic County convention.

The Democratic voters OF la Sale county, and all who
In favor OF etrcnchlent and reform, invited TO hold
cuSes their usual places OF meeting in each OF their several
townships This county saturday. sept. Sd.
A. n lS10 nominate delegate, the County Convention
which will send delegates the State Congressional and Sen
atoral Conventions and also Will nominate candidate for
Sheriff. Coroner and four Representatives TO the State Lecs
The different towns will be entitled to the number OF
-iN IN IL. lnllOMn LIST.
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The County Convention will be held at the Court House
the city of Ottawa on Tuesday. sept. 9th. at :
O'Clock NJ. BY order OF
THE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
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The Democratic Pyramid

Inc state elections of 1870 have already
formed fine pyramid of democratic states.
Look at it:
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ACCIDENT,

Iestesday a lady in the act of alighting from
the passenger train, was violently thrown
from the platform by sudden movement of the
car as to cause a fracture of the collar bone and
severe internal in uries
BASE BALL.
In game of base ball played at Paw Paw, the
Paw Paw club was beaten by the Shoe Flies of
Earl, by score Of 325 to IS.
KANSAS.
Ben. Armstrong and two other gentlemen took
the cars from this place TO Kansas, where they
intend TO make extensive purchases oY land
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surrogate UutchIngs-A Mcrited Tribute.
l-Li-.. ILLlaa

The Hon. Robert C. Hutchings Surrogate of
the city and county OF New York, close the FIRST
half OF tho FIRST year OF his term OF onice on the
lat inst and during this period OF time has disposed
OF an amount Of business which speaks well, not
only for his executive ability, but also showing
desire on his part as public omeer to contcicn-
tously discharge the trusts connded to him. On the
Mt OF January last, when he entered on the duties
N his position he found, "a usually the case,
large amount OF business still unfinished. Cases
which had been undispOsed of by his predecessor,
were let for him to conclude, and ~ rs always the
case In large ONCE of this kind, upon change Of
head matters generally were In confused state
This business has all been quietly setted within tie
pact six months while in addition, the ordinary rou
tine business OF the onico has been attended to In
such a manner Ms To win for the present incumbent
the regard OF the Bar and of the public. With the
conclusion Of tho Alexander crso last week the cal
endar OF Irrigated was entirely cleared and the
summer vacation of the Court entered upon with a
clean record. ~
During the six months past In addition to the fact
that some four hundred Wills have been admitted to
probate and letters of administration issued upon
over i've hundred estates, Judge Hutchings has dis
posed OF thrty-ive important contested cases. ~
nay be stated that on the part OF the Surrogate the
greatest patience has been exercise d, and iu lati
tude given TO the contendng parties TO present
their evidence. Courtesy IN counsel employed has
been distinguishing TRAIT OF the 'esidlg officer
and although the desire to exDedite business has
been eyinced the judicous display OF power on the
part OF the Surrogate has served TO render him
popular with all With whom no has been brought IN
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TUESDAY July l9.-FLoun AND MrAL.--rhc mar.
sCt fo5 Wcsiern and ie foSrs pa seeg ,grostyeH
grades, u the ia! wee,, ro:ia,,' HiarsS, was
ported p' es.SSacay fofy .h.srq Tsdc. w." ie oct oct
~, gIr NJ suo We ye and IyFa Moa, wa
t6e9 extra state Sc sG;ygt a US uat loon ONO,
,sSs . MS,srR Ssping W eyre
Western and 81 LOUIS winter wheat oxirls and double
t N,Si &c ig s SiI"i troa go az G
hla6ds, ti.;Oq.5 :; Southern shipping extras, 80
Rive -four, supornne and extra S6s.ti, Com meal
We tern, Jersey &c, toiosta.i5i Brandywnc, $50
,,GEocKRrEs-c Coffee duh and UNCHANGED no, 1850
e sn sfS C q e ca 1a' at ei H'fSGs
very dull Porto l:ico, Sis6E, and Sign, for Cuba
eoCS rsnSar % @s o I'd sEy rS lf5
for cuba Ol;g l9'e iol IoIio lcq aGd l9seslnsc or
ana iSsc. for beS' White.
GE.lN-whcel nas advanced Zoe. on the W, news,
day Wheat was 'css aciiye 6at RULED Grm sale. 900
nvh at Sl55i2T t1lcclei, sgring ~ ia%f 2 tog e 2
cssl o. Tor rod and amber winter AMI q 7Nas % Tor
%ig r nd sS IT,. ana '3y y,l '' g Rp ar
Selo%S. ssd siFfeo cr w,c NV Win roaad wow
l,lc@tl 1. Oats lc better, but quiet at 6dGDc. Tor
tus Canada IN bond sod AZ ELM wes,crn ana STATE
9Goted ~ Nl0@fl.i5 BARLEY nominal Canada malt
o;ifiovs~WithiR The rast week hog products,
am m fact most Siuds Of provision. hsvc shown an
To-day, PORK wa. nrncr but III, demand only mnder-
ss ,sG' OF Of NO soIs a. 81 "%Io - a or ms
and tor nOy dss 70 ed S IN at Sesr 'G dd sS
fierce hecf dull Cutmeats steady and u far dcr nj
fs 200 sd Ess' o b yf e, lo 4' nv c
pre-se hogs ngl GER, lis@l.c Tor city. Lara IN fair
omap1 and ySrc H id; ofs &C., At i5e 100 SS
tcs. At lG&c rel cr July and August
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THE WEST SIDE MURDER.

Desperate Stabbtug ARRAY between Negroes
A Man Fatally Stabbed seven Times
and Does Not Know 1.-THE story Of the
Dying Man.
just about o'clock yesterday morning David
Green (colorcd), while in a drunken hgh, will
George Freeman, also colored was stabbed seven
times by the latter with n Docket-knife. Green
belongs to a minstrel troupe OF colored men, four in
number, OF which Freeman Is the manager. They
frequent the hotels and other public places Green
Las a nae tenor voice, and on Monday night was
complimented several times on lis singing. Tnis
aroused FrecNab's Jealousy, and he shook his fist
Green, sayn., !" This hand Is going TO kill you to-
night" or words to that effect Tn. was in Broad
way, whence the whole party proceeded up seventh
avenue, taking several drinks on tie way. When
tley arrived at Twenty.nDth street, Green and
Freeman, who Ind lecome intoxicated, began fight
Ing but a policeman inierf-red, and they dessted
aud went on up Twenty nuIh street, toward Eighth
avenue.
suddenly Green called out that lie had been
stabbed yhorcgpon the Sloe party took to flight.
Green say that he did not feel tho knife at AL and
knew nothing about the stsbbin. until lie felt the
blood tricking down hls legs. The probability is
1 at he was too drunk to notice II. He was little
better last evening, hut the physicians say that there
Is little chance OF his recovery. The stabs In his
breast, side, and DacS. Freeman has escaped.
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A Trotting Treat-whicb are the Fastest
Trotters In the World 1.-THE Single and
Double Team Championship.

The enterpnsing managers OF the Prospect
Park Fair Grounds Association have prepared a
sporting feast for tomorrow and Friday the like OF
which has never before been dreamed Of 1t will
consist OF trotting for the championship by the
mstest single and double teams in the world, WITH
supplementary trots BY renowned horses. To.mor.
row Kirkwood and License will contend with Jessie
Wales End Darkness for the double team champion
ship and 1850. These teams have met twice. and
trotted ten heats TO decide the winners, the latter
team succeeding in 2:21it, the best timc record
trot for $4,000 will follow between Bashaw Lucy,
and George wilkes ON Friday Lady Thorn and
Gold, NTH Maid will settle a long standing dispute
as to which Ia entitled to he called the Queen Of tie
Turf Tor q premium of 5000 Lady Gnorn tiottCl
hui once this sprny. and won. She had mad l2;iSa.
and last year carried everything Ietore her. Gold.
smith Maid las started in eve races this wear, and
won them all. The second trot will be between
Western Girl Idol, ard J. j. Bradley. for $500.
The races will be all mile heais, best three in Eve,
and II is expected that the time will be the best ever
recorded.
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MIR. a. r. sTEwARrs RIDIC ULo Us
PICTURE.
How q Great Merchant May Make . Great
Feel OF Himself.

Feel OF HIMSELF
From Me Pus Correspondence Of the Tfbuns.
lie Monde Wusfrt OF last week, although not a
comic journal, devoted Its double page Illustration
TO that very iunny picture painted by M. Yyon for
Mr.. 4. T. Stewart Of New York. Isuppose Hvper's
ing, and therefore there Is need Of my describing
the picture, task that would sorey tax my powers
besides that 'aPpose' the Ams s an public VII
over the picture which oil Paris has been laughing at
for two months.
whole side OF one Of the largest rooms, and was
always being stared at by bewildered crowd. N.
WON is painter Of nlegory and OF historical sub
iees; and In bis particular oe had previously en-
joyed a good deal OF home renown.
Mr. Stewart, who knows absolutely nothing, anc.
for that matter. pretends TO know nothing, about
unfortunately, has undertaken OF late years TO make
collection Of pictures aud statues. went to NJ won
and ordered this picture as to a man who was rea-
sonnbly certain TO give him the worth OF his money.
A business man, and a shrewd one he thought he
he sss bonvbt os Of linen sheenr that proved to
be cotton, he could not have been worse cheated.
He has bought an enormous picturc-its dimen-
sons must be about ~ by 81 feet-which is OF less
artistic value and of course Of far less practical
value. than much OF the noor-cloth he has In his
shop at home Here, In Paris, where artists do not
disgrace themselves with,impunity by such perform.
anccs, | can assure you that WON has fallen into
such dsreputo on account Of this picture, that his
pupils have all LEFT his studio, refusing TO receive in
struction FROM such master. SO high has this good,
healthy feeling run that n few days ago paper was
nanoed round Tor signatures among uc stuuentt IN
the BeauI-Arts that on lvon's appearance they
would oil rise and leave the room IL was not done.
but showed the right spir, even TO think OF doing
H.
Tho engraving In lie Monde Wustre is, may say
In passing, q very good report OF the picture II
nothing extenuates nor sets down aught in malice.
And pretty hodge podge II IL, TO be sure. do not
know u Yyon really said 1t, but he is reported TO
have said to some one who demonstrated with him
on the subject "oh, tits good enough Tor the Anne
rcans ~ hope that when nv countrymen see the
picture they will prove TO NJ. lvon how much he Is
m
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TIE ING UIsITION IN NEW JERSEY.
A Police Captain ns Chief Inanisitor-Fling-
ing u STRIPPING into a Living Tomb-At-
tempting 10 Extort Confession-A Mon
strous Outrage.


On Monday morning Timothy and James Shee-
han and james and Joseph Dursan were discharged
from the Third Police Precinct police station IN Jer-
soy Cry, where they had been confined on q charge
OF stealing watch from an excommunicated priest
named Tuohey while he lay in druukeu stnpor IN
IN opeu lot on the hill IN Jersey city.
Their arrest was effected on Friday evening
While they set lay ~ the cells, Timothy Sheehan
and James ami Joseph Dorgan charged that James
Sheehan had committed the theft WIen Capt Robin.
son, having become acquainted with TINS tact, asked
steelan whether 1t was 20, he said mo" still his
companions persisted In their assertion. Capt. Rob
inson asked lin whether he would confess his guilt
lie said that he could not, that he was not guilty,
the Captain thereupon took him IRON the cell, and
opening a mediun-siZed safe which stands In the
rear ol the ONCE thrust the boy into H. The door was
trcn closed aud the boy confined After the lapse
Of ab0u, an hour the Captain opened the door and
asked the boy whether he was ready to confess. On
receiving the same response which ne had received
before, the Captain closed and locked the door
s.Duriug the next four hours the boy was shut M
100 the dungeon. where neither air nor light could
reach nim the door being occasionally opened that
the same quo-uon formerly put might be again pro.
pounded. Nor was II until signs OF exhaustion had
begun TO manifest themse!yes uumstakably that the
hoy WIs finally Jet oit
On the examination accorded the boys on Monday
morning, No PROOF Of guilt could be alduced aud
| they were all dlicnarge1
The TareNt' Of James Shechan intend, II is under
stood, 10 make Capt. Robinson smart for the out
rage perpetiated upon their son.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs MERE AND THERE BIZ THE
SUMS REPORTERS

Meeting Of the Jersey City Board Of Alder
men-s5O,OOO for the LAWYERS, s1,1OO
to y Committee, 81 8, 900 to n Water Conn
pany-Two Public Baths.
The extraordinary city officials Of the new con-
sodated city OF Jersey met yesterday. President
hcNulty and twenty members were present. Al.
dermsn sheenan appeared in a new suit Of blue
given him by one OF the swindling contractors The
champion buzzer OF the Board (Bumsted) was Tn
RENTING in his Efforts to push through certain
swndng Jobs OF which he is the father. resolu.
ton was passed granting A. J. c. Floyd OF Bergen
$4,000 for q lot for Hook and Ladder Co., No. l. OF
the old Bergen Fire Department, Which was offered
at private sale two weeks ago for 5000 The differ.
ence-t1 ,i0O-is TO 60 to the committee. A resolu-
ton was presented by Alderman Birdsall that
10000 be put In the tax levy TO contest the
right OF the Legislature to exempt certain corpora
lions, such the railroads and the like from taxes.
About $4,000 was appropriated 10 the American
Water Company for the laying OF water pipes, after
which the veto Of the Mayor on the building Of
public bath was called up. Alderman Brdsai
strongly urged adhering to the Mayors veto, which
was sustained, q voting in the affirmative, and in
the negative. The Committee on Public Health
WIS by 10 TO o. directed to advertise FOR proposals
for the erection OF two public baths. One to be pre-
pared within three weeks from the date OF the con-
tract, the other by the LIST OF May, 1870
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TUESDAY, July 19-P. M.-The gold market was
less active during the morning, and the fluctuations
within narrow range In the afternoon, however,
under the influence OF private cable despatches an.
nouncng heavy decline in consos and bonds in Lon.
don, the gold market rallied, and for q time be
came equal In activity to the best OF yesterdays trans
actions. The price carried up TO lllx, the highest
point yet attained since the present upward movement
commenced As yet to-day there IL DEFINITE nforma.
ton at hand except the fact that the London stock Ex
change Is paniCky. Soon alter this announcement pr.
vae dispatches affirmed that Bank OF France had
suspended spece payments and the eager purchasers
wce suddenly anxious sellers The price thus declined
to 49, closing at G;l5 T. NJ. at i22k bid.
The rates raid for having balances carried were
T. g. and p y cent. rcr annum and i-3l q cent. per
diem, which indicate very light short interest in tho
market The Silesin tailed to-day without specie The
total clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank amounted
to ti62 $4,000 the gold balances. s105O0 and cur.
reEcy balances, t3tsi,l55 The principal quotations
wee;
oioAM12aHsl2ox IN AN. l2lXtsor. Mas
iisi5 A. M......."i3Jl 5i.M...iS2S r. I..'i!2b bid
The report this morning that large amounts OF gold
had transferred from England to France md the
prospective advance IN the discount rates OF the BANK
Of England was reflected IN the foreign exchangcf,
leading drawers having advanced rates x cent. at
which double eagles can be shipped with rron nclud
ing war risks, all specie now Slipped being insured
Continental exchanges are Irregular. but vary strong
We annex approximate ratesi london prime bankers,
20 days, ll0k London prime bankers, sight, 1880
HOY LONDON, prime commercial, 1907. @i09xi Paris
bankers, long, 54h@5i51; Paris BANKERS. short
,,;llL@5loS Antwerp. 5ls@5.l3k Swiss. 5.i.@5.isf
az Bremen. Slds! Berlin. 1J917
The extra mail for Europe psr steamer Colorado viii
20 william street. At 1918 A. NJ the regular mail at the
Post once will close at $50 A. ".
The perspective large shipment Of tnecle tomorrow
has had the erect Of further hardening rates for money
and TODAY call loans rang at sal per cent the former
being the rat" on pledge Of government bn nda. Tic
late at Berlin isS. In the discount market the supply
OF paper oncrng mo ictdtc. prime commercial ac.
ccntnncca passing NJ 6d1 y cent. The cirrencv hn.
nn"c w The Treasury stan ls at }.t0l0n; the gold
lalrLco IN 0O0 90, Of which 81, 600 are m gold
Certifta IS.
Govcrum mt bonds opened hrn and fraction high
under 10 Improved tone OF t1a LOntol marict Thtic
was little disposition on the part Of the tor. n lanl
cts TO OICrae. on account OF IN" lack OF dispatches
fr3r thcr cltcsn1ndel's. In the aitctn9ou; when
-foci 4, ahanr. and decline In bonds 10 20 the low
20 Vet iouchcdp COS f"il on IA =. bat subsequently
encted. oslug sCedy.
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con,or,. of the ,yeeLiy SIM,

The WEEKLY SUN, published this morning, con
tNins the followingi
War In Furope-France Forces Prussia into a War
Formal Declaration sent 10 Prussia lam se ftcp
ATations In both Commissioning IN the Markes- ne
Strength OF the two Great Combat ants Congress Al
lonras er snnbbipg tho President The Cabinet 90
Bill Passed Grants Home At tho seas The RIOT OF Kim
Park Leading Articles on Matters Of INTEREST," sun,
beams, Mr. Thompbons Prodlgal-A ttory financial
and Agricultural Reports.
The Dollar SUN contains a complete epitome OF the
news OF the week from all parts Of the United states
and the American continent. Copies In Wrappers
ready for mailing to the old country may be hal at the
desk OF our publication ONCE Price three cents.
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The Escape Of Boa Constr'c;ur-A General
Fright.

A lyey stir vGs created early last evening in
frcnt Of f. Morrss bird store AT a. Chatham street,
by the escape OF boa constructor nearly fifteen feet
long, His snakeship glided TO the eide walk and
der a cellar door.
number OF people soon armed themselves with
chisels, axes, and clubs and went to work at the
IN onster The cellar door IVES forced open. and Mr..
Morris entered with large bag and n small pole. lie
tckled the snake with the latter and induced him to
crawl into the bag. He returned amid Il plaudits
OF the Dystandors.
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Geo. W. Blunt, Secretary to the Commits
sioners OF Pilots complained to tie Board OF Health
ye tcrday, that large numbers OF dead animals had
been thrown into the lower bay. lie requested
action thereon. +, L, Mccarthy, of 81 Waller
street, complained tlat such ORAL had Goated 10
Coney Island, and would doubtless cnsendor dis.
ease unless 1t was stopped II was understood that
this oaal came from the New YORK Rendering Com.
pany, who, having been prohibited from rendering
~ dad animals sent TO them, had thrown item
In IN no htrlor
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Kelly and Icons Good Little Boy Turns mp
Again.

On Wednesday the Durand Brothers sent from
their wine and lunch room, Park place, seven dol
lars to firm in Beaver street The money was in.
trusted to a bright little fellow, who came TO them
well recommended. The good little boy pocketed
the seven dollars, and made on with two boxes Of
cigars which lie had been directed deliver to Gen.
Grant At the Filth Avenue Hotel. II Is believed
that ills good little boy Is the good little fellow who
sWindled Kelly and Icons Ministries out OF good
little suit OF clothes and two weeks salary, after
singing Put me In my Little Bed" II Is thought
that tile good little boy Is looking for situation
under the good old man.
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A Forgcr's skili DISPLAYED In a Jersey City
Bank.

A forged check for $4,000 has been passed
through tie Second National Bank Of Jersey City.
The forger was also the deposition OF the check. He
first opened secount and deposited genuine
check on a New York bank for fi00. When he
was rca dy to play his game, lie deposited certified
check also on a New York bank for 5000, which
Was subsequently ascertained TO be a forgery both
In signature and ccrtifcation II was passed 10 his
credit, and he thereupon Immediately drew out
$1,000 in cash and disappeared.
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The Ellen Murp ny Divorce AnnuIied.

Ellen MuIrhy was sent to Blackw,ls Island in
May last fer drunkenness Tie arrest and ntoxi-
cation being, she alleges, at the in. tisation aud
by tie Procurement Of her husband, Robert Murphy
Willie sio was serving her sentence OF six months,
Robert sued for n divorce, claiming that she had
commit ed adultery with one James Sullivan, The
case went nl anst Ter BY default, she was unable
to employ counsel. Judge BarOour Yesterday. on
her aspiration, vacated the judgment Of divorce
thus procured.
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The New Jersey schuIzenfc.t.

The annual three days S'hu'zenicst Of the
New Jersey sehutzen Corps was begun yesterday in
Glcim's Mount Pleasant Park. Jersey City, Repre-
seh;atives from Newark New York, BROOKLYN, and
Charleston, 5. C., were presen. as invited guests
At an early Tour the Corps, with banners, music,
anu invited guests left Busch's Hotel Hoboken, in
carriages, and after passing through the principal
stree Is OF Hoboken and Jersey City, reached the
Park, where the rifle shooting was begun The
festivities are to be resumed to-day and to morrow.
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Three BOY. no, Allowed to 81, on Log.

Sir Last Sunday evening, as ! was passing
sitting on a log. policeman came along and or.
dered them away. Now l would like 70 know "
that was right when those boys were quietf II the
police want to be bOssy. let them talk TO those people
In The brown-stOne fronts opposite who laugh and
make three uInes ~ much noise.
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sisuiacaa, Demonstration in Ma drid.

h,DmD, July l9.-The workingmen made,
demonstration yesterday, marching through the
The people are dying or hungeri' In front OF 'he
Ministry o. the Interior and other public depart
penis they hated and demanded employment
hded without disturbance.
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rhc TrlnI Of lhe Trench ConspIralorr.

Pans, July lQ.-In the High Court Of Justice
81 Bol- yesterday, al the opening OF the proceed
irs, ArigO IO,e and moved that, In view OF The
bI Oaeh # war and the consequent agitation OF the
country, the trial of the persons accused OF consp
IcY Lo postponed, TIE Court, after consideration,
denied the motion, and the trial went on. Baron
no htchild, who was drawn as a member Of the
!ury Of the High Court, did not attend, aud has been
lDed 900 francs.