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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
RoWEv,sM RAMPANT IN NEWARK.
A Twelfth Ward Ku Klux Kiun Set Loos

A Twelfth Ward Ku hiux kiun Set Loose
Smashed Heads ana Picked Pockets.
Newark has again been the scene OF a dlsgraceful
cropping out OF rowdyfsm, which might be emu
lated By the leading disordery spirits Of Mackcrel-
vile in the metropolis. On Tuesday night, while a
respectable German, named Christian Rauscher
was proceeding to his home in Bowery street. Twelfth
ward, he was assaulted by gang OF ruifans knocked
down and beaten In most brutal manner. A Mr.
o'Conner in company with a lady, witnessed the
outrage, and consequently sprang TO his assistance.
He too, was not only terribly beaten, but had his
pocket picked. The police were Informed Of the
NATTER and by midnight had three OF the ruflans in
custody. Yesterday TWO more were captured. The
na,aes or the prisoners are James QUINN, James
Fleming, James II. Clarke, Thomas Osborne and
Daniel Bergen. They were fully committed for
trial.
J I'm Mcknight. aged eleven. and VILLAIN Knapp
aged fourteen, from New York, were found in New
ark Yesterday near TIE railroad depot. In state OF
peasily drunkenness. They were lodged IN the sta
tiol house.
James Moran, another Newark rowdy, managed
TO escape from a constable while being removed
from tie Court House to the Jail The court chould
appoint some live constabes and not wooden ones.
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ug.TED STATES CIRCUIT c0JlT.

In this court a suit has been commenced bv VIII
Ham b. Lawrence, OF Rhode Island, vs. Leonard w.
Jerome, Margaret Allerton ana the Spuyten Duyvl
Railroad Company. The plaintiff claims $1,000
damages for having been, as he alleges, elected from
his real estate In Fordham.
Alleged Fraudulent Bapltru p:ey.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United SAFES as. j. Mdnassas.-The de-
fendant who Is charged with having committed
fraudulent bankruptcy, was held In $1,000 tail by
Commissioner Osborn,
The Income Tax.
The suit OF Daniel c. Bobblns vs.. Collector Free
land, in the United States Circuit Court, which case
has reference to the validity OF the income tax, has
created considerable degree OF interest in the pub
lie mind. A motion for an injunction to compel the
Collector not to impose the tax has been denied,
and the payment Of the impost has been made, ac-
conpanled with protest against its legality. u Is
understood that the cause win be appealed to the
supreme Court OF the United States where the whole
question VIII be fully ventilated and argued upon
the points relied upon by the appellant
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CogaT CT GENERAL sssslosS.
Before Recorder Hackets.

Yesterday, In this Court, George WatersoB pleaded
guilty To carrying burglars implements under
plcIous circumstances, and was sentenced 10 the
renueniiary for one year.
Thomas Marshall, who was charged with stealing
some clothing from Louisa Wilmington "a colored
washerwomaul, ON the 10th OF May, was acquitted.
Joseph Olmslead was tried upon charge Of steal
ing gold watch and cham from John Sowden OH
the 27tn Of December last. One female witness posi-
lively Identified the accused the who brought
Mr. Sowden nome. the latter being unable TO idenfiiy
HIM Witnesses Tor the defence proved the excellent
character oi Olnstead, and hrs sister established the
fact that nj the time the larceny was committed he
was at home. Mr.. Fellows virtually abandoned the
case as he always does when lie is mol convinced OF
the guilt or o prisoner aud the Jury rendered YER
diet o: not guilty without leaving their seats.
Adelaide Sands was convicted oil stealing a shawl
and Dress valued ai $40. on the 25tn or May, from
Mrs. Eliza Ludlow, and seat 10 the State Prison
Tor three years.
ALLEGED PURCHASES or STOLEN BONDs.
The case OF william Lampert, Jr., charged with
buying United States bonds knowing them 10 have
been stolen, Is appointed for trial ut the Court OF
General Sessions this morning Bankers and brokers
rom Wall street have been summoned on the part
OF the defence IN legi0ns the accused cOntcndIng
through his counsel that the purchases IN respect OF
watch he IL Indicted, were mace m the ordinary
course OF sucn transactions. IL Ia asserted that
come OF the detectives OF New York VIII appear
rather prominently ID Sse trial. aDl that some VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

In accordance with the law, the NUMBER Of en-
listed men belonging 10 the Army Of the United
states Will be reduced alter the 30th inst. to the
standard Of 80, 900 men, A large number OF appli-
cations for discharges have recently Deen received
at the department by privates in the army asking
TO be discharged when the reduction takes place..
Department commanders have received the neces-
sary instructions regarding the reduction Of ans
surplus Eumber Of men which may be in the service
June 80, and the object In doing VIII he 10 dis
charge as far IS possible all Indifferent soldiers
VINO ought to be discharged for the good OF the
vice. Instructions have been given TO recruiting
officers TO diminish the number recruits enlisted
by raising the standard OF height and other Quali.
cations with the view to improving the character
OF the rank and file OF the army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
VAN WINK e FESTIVAL.

Yesterday afternoon and evening grand festivaI
was held at Terrace Garden for the benefit OF Mrs
Van Winkie widow or J. 4. Van winKlc, Supcrinten.
dent OF Station Post ONCE. Of Yorkvilie Douglass
JcrrodS celebrated play OF "Rent Day. was per-
formed 10 an overlooking and apprecatve house by
the Burton Dramatic Association. under the direction
OF Mr.. Faulkner, OF the Commercial Advertiser.
This was followed by grand BALI at which the e,e
OF the East side participated entering into the spirit
or the benevolent object with their we'll known
kindness Of heart. The well managed arrange
ineDts were under fhe supervision or Theodore
karner. Sunerintcndent OF Branch II, Post once,
ae sisted by Mcssrs. John vanderv0ort John 81.
Kirwan, Alfred Rockwell and Henry WOolly.
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Wire VERSUS HEMP.
Trial OF Their Relative Strength for STROUD
Rigging.

Trial of Their Relative Strength for shr0ud
Rigging.
Yesterday afternoon trla; OF the relative strength
or wire and hemp cordage. such as il made for
shrold rigging for yachts, pilot boats and going
vessels. took place at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, In
the receiving store, In the presence or Cap
tain ID. L. Broine, United States Navy, chief
OF the supply bureau Of this station; Mr..
Marshall, OF the firm Of Waterbury q Co.,
manufacturers or the patent cordage tested and
a few other gentlemen Interested In the competitive
merits of wire and hemp rope. The first test was
made With a three-inch hemp rope. which was
stretched upon hydraulic jack aud bore u strain
OF as tons, equal 10 S,665ss lbs before 1t parted
fournch four strand hemp rope next trl ID bear.
ing the enormous tension OF "a TONS equal to 49, 500
lbs. a 1ve-lnch hemp rope stood the strain up to
10s TONS equal To q 900 lbs The galvanized ..char-
coa' wire rope OF Garnock, Bbby AZ Co. was
next placed on the jack. with the following RESULT
Two and hair inches strands, wire, TONS equal
TO $4,000 pounds; 1h-nch, strands, wire, 81 TONS
equal 10 1900 pounds; 1ls-inch, 6 strands, no
record. The gauge OF the hydraulic jack out Of
order and failed 20 indicate any star under two
tOns which would show that each rope would really
record two tons more than the above figures. Tho
propretors vi the nemp cordage claim That their
rope IS equally as cheap as the wire and greater
StrenEth.
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COURT OF coaa9s pL:As-TaIsL TEaM-pAaT |.
The So. Adams Churci, Controversy.
BEFORE Inloa I0senh Z QalY and q InrY.

The So. Adams Church Controversy.
Before Judge Joseph F. DAILY and Jury.
ElizG S. Constant Us. the Rector, Wardeils ana
VestTV or ST. 46dn's.-This interesting case, some
OF the particulars OF which appeared in the HERALD
Of yesterday, was resumed yesterday morning,
when the testimony for the defence was proceeded
with. Rev. Mr. Morrill,, rector of 81. Adams, fatty
contradieted Mrs Constants testimony as to his
solicitation Of her to take charge OF the fair and
Substantially denied her statements as 10 any ar
rangement by which she was TO be rccompcnsed TOR
any outlay she might make In the purchase Of
articles for the iair &C. The testimony
OF the other witnesses for the defence
tended TO corroborate the view taken by Mr.. Mer-
rili. DEFENDANTS counsel moved to dismiss the com.
plant on the ground that III view Of the statute
creating the corporation OF st. Adams church
there should have been the sanction oil majority OF
the wardens and vestryrnen OF the church TO the
arrangements alleged 10y her to have been made for
carrying on the fair: that the arrangement she
alleged to have been made was, il made at ALL
talked over only In an informal manner at u
social meeting at the house OF Mr. Albertis, and
person clothed with any authority In connection
with the church was present on the occasion. The
Court denied the motion and allowed the case to go
10 the JURY, WHO found a verdict Tor the plaintiff
S4,4S0 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
THE FOURTH OF JULY II 8a0JxLYR.

The Fourth OF July promises to be celebrated by
the citizens OF Brooklyn with considerable enthu-
siasm but the arrangements for display by the city
authorities very :neagrc, as usual Noiwth-
standing The fact that the population OF the
city mas neariy doubled, and more than doubled
In wealth, the usual approximation OF former
years Tor fireworks mas been made tnis year. The
total amount 10 he expended IN pyrotechnlcs IS
50 100. This ~ to be divided as follows:--r ort
Green, s7Oo; Eastern District, 500: Carroll Park
5000 and Iruaut Home $500. In addition 10 TINS
500 be paid for lring sa,utes. $3.50 for music
and 1925 Tor ags Tor lbe CITY Hall. There Will be
thirtvtliree pieces OF fireworks set oil or Fort
Green fifteen pieces the Satellite ground IN the
Eastern District, and fourteen pieces al Carroll
Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
A VETO FROM THE KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISOR AT LARGE.

The Kings county supervisor some time since re.
ceived BIZ for $4,000 from Messrs Munden h
Tukritz Tor furnishing plans for the erection OF n
new jail for Kings county. They had authorized the
plans TO be drawn on the scale OF 500 900 building
and the architects charged the usual rates
without including the amounts which they
had paid for the travelling expenses
OF the committees Of the Board all over the country
TO view other prisons. The plans were accepted;
but some oil the members OF the Board became in
dgnans at the price and refused to agree to the pay.
ment OF the nd special committee was up.
pointed Tor the purpose or ascertainng whether
this Did IN question was excessive. Tney satisfied.
themselves That IL was not, and reported to the
Board. They also ascertatned that the architects
could sue the county aud recover the amount
OF tine bill. Finding no oophoe TO get out or the
board resolved TO pas the bill and avoid any ltga-
ton IN the matter.
Yesterday the Supervisor at Large. william J. o.
born, who Is about as much use IN his position as
the nth wheel Of coach, vetoed the resolution.
He takes the ground that the charge Is excessive
and that the Board IS not bound to pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
He COURTS.
Collision suits-Alleged Ejectmcnt az Fordham-
Important Case-charge Of Fraud in Bank
ruptcy-The St. Adams Church Gen.
trovarsy-D ecisions-Rusinsss in
the General Sessions.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Fraudulent Preference.
Before Judge Blaichford.


Richard lrar,'ea, Assignee rs. Tenth National
BdnIs-Ths Is an action TO set aside an execution
and Judgment obtained by the defendants against
j.. 7. Sanger & Co., hankrupts ulder which the
sum OF $500 was collected, as beng fraudulent
preference. A motion was made to appoint Com
missioner Osborn as special examiner TO take
the testimony. The defendants opposed the
motion upon the ground that the action
although being IN equitable one IN FORM was not so
In 1act. ana that they ought TO have Jury trial.
was 10 set aside the execution as CO the assignee,
and that all that Ii was necessary to determine
whether the defendants, at the time OF the levy or
before, nad reasonable cause to believe Sanger Co.
insovent, which was IN great measure question or
law to be deducca from the circumstances OF the
case. The Judgment having been obtained by de-
fault upon unpaid cheeks deposited In the Tenth
National Bank. &c time when the bankrupts were
In tact nsovent. there could be scarcely any qucs
ton but that defendants had reasonable cause 10
believe i. i. Sanger g. Co. hankrupts. The motion
was granted. A. Blumenthel Tor the assignee;
II. L. Tremain for the defendants.
Collision Suits.
In the case or Nicolas dc Las Casas va. the steamer
Alabama and the steamtug Gamecock the cxcep-
lions fled by owen Nash h Gray, counsel for the
Alabama, have been dsallowed by Judge Blatch-
fora, who confirms the second report or COmms.
sioner Osborn.
IN the caseof Cunningham Vs. the steamboat Elm
City the exceptions flied by owen Nash y Gray Tor
the Elm City have been disallowed by Judge Batch
ford, who confirms the report OF Commissioner
Belts.
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COURT or CoMmca pLEAs-spsclsL TEAM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Larrelnore.
Douglass u.s. DougtGSs.-Reierence ordered TO
take proof as to defendants means and ability TO
comply with the order.
N0yes u.s. M0T'yGa.-Order granted.
CassactG u.s. Cuaes.-aioton denied; costs to abide
the event
Eizel rs. ,Uaendo1Jay.-Orde for Judgment and
that writ OF inquiry Issue.
Erd3A;etssrtn rs. iho,nas.-Motion granted.
cities rs. RlS,e1--tseference ordered.
FoQg rs. acknowledgements sustained, with leave
to renew.
Hogle rs. Observation-Disclosures ordered.
Hso5dfu u. dt.-Reerence ordered.
LyOn as Trustee, Us. Observation-Disclosures or
dered
Barnes Us. ne Ptser.-Motion to strike Out
amended. Complaint Denied
Not0e rs. bsTrg.-Denylng motion to vacate order
OF arrest.
IN the Natter or ne Petition Of Stephen II. o,ira,
Gc.-hppllcaiion DENIED.
In me Mau47 Of J0nis Netison. Directing assign.
ments ana order d!scharging debtor.
Me- Istts Ell u.s. Erdnn RtsSeli. -Dlvorce granted.
Custody Of child awarded TO plaintiff.
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the COAL SALES YESTERDAY.

The regular monthly sale OF coal by the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company was
held at the companys room at twelve O'Clock yester
day. The attendance Of buyers was large great
number OF dealers, manufacturers ana steamboat
men from the East being among the buyers. From
the large quantity put up-l20,oo0 tons--it was
Thought that the prices would range far below those
OF The last sale. These anticpations were not iuy
realized. for although the prices Of the several
e,zes of coal were below those OF the June SALE yet
the decline was not great as was anticipated.
The following are the prices realized yesterday, as
well as the figures winch were Obtained at the sale a
month ago.
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CITY COURT.
Tho Class Murder.
Before Judge McCue.

BGIOro Judge MCCuc.
The trial Of Jonn Connors, indicted on the charge
Of having murdered John Gass In the Eastern Dis.
rrlct in day last was concluded yesterday. mum.
Der OF witnesses gave the prisoner q good charac-
ter The jury, after being out tor some time, an
nounced that there Was no possibility OF their
agreeing upon q verdict. They were thereupon dis
charged by the Court. This case has heretofore
been fully reported IN the HERALD.
Rlaus!nu giiter.
John Eelly, who was indicted for Killing William
]. Gray during an ARRAY at Perrepont stores, Fur.
man street, where both were employed as laborers,
pleaded guilty To mansaugnter in the third degree.
Ine Plea was accepted ana the prisoner was SEN
fenced 10 The state Prison, at hard labor, for the
term OF i've years.
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COURT csLEaoaaS-rHis DAY.

SUPREME COuRT-CENERAL TERn.-Nos. 237, 242,
go, $40 $780, 25l 252 253, 255, 256, 25s, $780, 26l,
263 264, 2G5 2G 2o7, 26S, 900 go, $50, 27l, 272,
273
SUPREME CoURr-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Observation-Disclosures To the 18th inst.
CIRCUIT CoURT--part 2-Case on.
COMMON pLEAs--rRIAL TERM Part o.-Hed by
Judge Day.--NOs. 73, Sl, Z.
CoMMoN PLEAs-Part Mos. o., s43. 1872. COT,
915, 4S2. Remaining causes on yesterdays caen-
Oar called first week IN October, and retain their
relative positions on the calendar.
MARINE CoURT-Part 3--Hed by Judge NJ. G.
Gross. Nos. 10 3, 6C25, 67SS, 69ol, t9o5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29

Juvenile Tkievcs-Attemptcd Burglary in a
Liquor store.
Before Judge Hogan.
Mr.. Charles L. Custer, or No. 80 Marion street,
charged three boys named James Cavanagh, James
Mooney and John Moiiat. OF burglariously entering
his premises and stealing wearing apparel worth
Sol. The prisoners were committed TO answer.
Peter Wynne was brought IN on complaint OF Mr..
Patrick Campbell, who charged that he and three
others not yet III custody attempted 10 rob his srore
III Mulberry street on Monday night. Wynnc prom
lsed 10 turn States evidence with view TO saving
himself. lie was held over.
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SUPREME COuaT-cHAM3sns.
Decisions.
BY Judge Ingraham.

Sarah Van carat cs. Joseph TofTev Ell. dI.-Order
granted confirming report and directing dstrL
button.
II. D. Cone Us. e. c. Bro,rn.-Memoranda for
counsel.
h. -, Ellison rs. John Z. Bond.-Motion granted.
with Sl0cos
Ply Judge Barnard.
Taylor yS. RudfOrd.-hlouon denied.
EtstOa Cs. ACCOMPLISHMENTS for counsel
special Notice.
Notes Of issue FOR the first Monday July, molten
calendar must all be He'd with the clerk at Cham
beers on.or before Friday, June 90, a; three p. M.
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TWEED BANNER RAISING.

The Fourth Ward Tweed Association under the
presidency Of Mr.. James oliver, VIII have grand
banner raising this evening at No. 35l Pearl street,
FRANKLIN square. President Conan, or the Board OF
Aldermen, Will preside. and addresses will be made
by Mcssrs. Richard OGprman, J. X. Fellows, Judge
Kane, II. Ny. y. Oliver, Agernon 5. sullivan,
General Tweed and Others, From preparations
already made ~ may be said that the aIlalr Will be
more than ordinarily grand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
III IRVING ASSOCIATION.

The James Irving Association OF this city, named
after Detective Irving held their annual reunion yes
teruay at Elm Park. There were fully two thousand
persons present during the day. Among others
were Detective Irving Inspector Walinq Detectives
Farley and Dusenbury, and many other notabIcs OF
this city. The party returned TO the city on the
steamer UndeThlll ID the evening.
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being satisfied with the verdict OF the Jury and these
expressed their belief that Reid should have been
punished Counsel for the people were District AT.
torney owen, +. Larkin and J. ID. Little. Counsel
for the accused were c. Frost .. Close and A.
RYDER.
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EnoGALYY COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The I3oeart Case.

The Bosart Case.
Before Judge Benedict.
Some time since motion was made for new
trial of the civil suit against Robert Bogart, the
alleged aefaulting paymaster's clerk. On the first
trial verdict in the sum OF $4,000 was rendered
against the defendants; but subsequently the amount
was reduced to $4,000. HIS counsel, however,
moved for D new trial. and yesterday Judge Bene.
dlct rendered a decision denying the motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
MARINE C0UaT-paaT 3.
Deci.iOus.
RV lu,iUe tsrQgg

Cannon Us. B,'atnpdgen.-Decision reserved.
Rasen as. Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff for
$3.50 81 and ccsts and $2j allowance.
srcheu a.. observation-disclosures for The plain
tin for $50 81 and costs and $50 allowance.
Heddtey rs. Hdirtss.--Judgment Tor plaintiff for
$40 81, costs and $50 allowance.
MdgJtn u.s. NufGntorr.--Judgmeni FOR plaintiff for
$3.50 IA, costs and S25 allowance.
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NORWICH, Conn. ,

NORWICH, Conn.,, June q, 1871.
The village OF FitchvlIlc, with mills, water power,
&C., were sold to-day 70 Henry Waterman OF Provi-
VIII be established there,.
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roMDs POLICE COURT.

them make more money by extortion from "put NJ
Jo1sn than 10y the detection OF guilt
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
wAsnINGroN, Dec. IL, 1871.
BILLS REFERRED.

BILLS REFKRBeD.
Under tho call OF States bills and joint resolutions
introduced and referred A. follows:-
By Mr. PETERS, rep) OF Me.-In regard the discharge
OF poor Also, the In relation
removal Of from State to the United States Court
Also regulating the compensation of ccrs the United
States Court.
By Mr. LYNCH (rep) OF MeTo authorize the remission
OF collected from coas,ing vessels.
BY Mr.. POLAND, repJ Of W.-Making appropriation
ioF M sns M RgrpisTos m cp Of Mafo p1po bas
ing at Fail River Mass, post onlce house, 10
ne By Il ' o 20 . 9n
into effect the thirteenth article OF amendment OF the CON
citizens IN foreign countries Also for colossal bronze
By Mr. KELLOGG, Grep1 Of conn-For continuing the i'm.
OF the harbor Of New Haven and of the Housa
By Mr. WnrrLsn, uep.) Of N Y-Rclave to the Central
By T Mr. WILLIAMS. tdem) of N. Y.-ro reorganire tho
ing o temporary buildings for the State and Army Depart
BY Mr. DuELL, (rep) of N y.FOr the holding of Uni
'' b. Mr Cox, tdem.) Of n. Y.-For general amnesty,
NJ lHssun: !rsp2 Of p. To repeal all law. CIV
from % three e persons in south csrolina.
Several Sa % q t ssA sss :G
BY Mr.. kILLIseER uep1 Of Pa-Io fsolhta!e water
nS m p q e. Tns
The Si drawn on the ba.. Of general national isw
whole country gives the State jarisdiction OF
der ciliIeDs guards individual interest. IN the
N q 59ss s9EpR @ ssG .Sd Sa
da.,ons tending TO ssn,rsfson. metre taken .s the
%sisSs na seonomcs on fop cheap Sswsys also conempa
Bureau OF National Railroads, ...,~ ,.n..
IN solosrs and sajors OF the late war
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NJ KLUx TRIALS.
COLUMBIA, s. o.,

COLUMBIA, s. O., Dec. II, 1871.
The United states Court, when nsentcnces tns
prisoners who pleaded guilty, VIII render oec'soh
~ Y which section Of the ku A'uA Jaw nAss INC
punishment
On the case OF Avery ard others cnaraeu WIN
murder the defense moved TO quash the indictment.
IL "a expected that this case will 60 to the supreme
Conrt unou the division OF the Circuit Conrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-25

"SATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PASf Or TIE UNITED STATES OF
Amt R!tA The aunUal meeting of the stoc khoI /.
ers OF the National Lie Insurance Com psny OF the
Unied States OF America will be held AZ the OH .
~ $40 company. IN the Banking house OF Jay
Cooke Co, l5,h strtet, in the city of Washing
ton on The SEGOND To EsDAY being the Mn
ahy W Mach. lEl at 10 O'Clock in the foreaoon,
for lie choice Of Director, tor the ensring year ana
ter the transaction Of such other business as may
lawfully cone before il.
W PEET, secretary.
Nf>HlNWGtN. ". -. FEB. =. ISL. fe22 lDf