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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 3, 1872.

PUBLIC LEDGER OfFICE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 3, lS72.J
Some of the banks to-day report
money matters easier from increased
sales of cotton, and the general report
varys but little from that given during
the week. The line of deposits has been
running moderately low in the aggre-
gate, and the dull season having fairly
opened, it will probably be considera-
BILE length of time before we can report
any material surplus seeking invest
ment. The banks are amply supplied
with funds to meet the requirements of
customers and others in possession of
No. l paper can place it with private
tenders at about the bank rate, which is
lO@12 q cent.
EXCHANGE
is in fair supply, and shipments Of cur
rency have for the time been stopped
In buying the rates are parole pre-
MUM, and in selling ic premium is
charged on Eastern points, and on New
Orleans the buying rate is 9c discount.
GOLD
transactions involving $500 at ll34.
The New York rate is ll4s.
LOCAL INVESTMENTS
are dull, the only item worthy Of notice
to-day being the offering of $4,000 Ar
kansas levees at 26c, and the probabili-
ty of its being taken in at that price by
a shrewd dealer before the close of bus
mess. Other stocks are nominal as fol-
lows
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-03
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer c. B. Church, New Orleans.
" Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point
" Colorado, Vicksbnrg.
p" ST. Francis, Wittsburg.
Shannon, Cincinnati.
A. j. White, Chicot City.
Pauline Carroll, New Orleans.
" t. Dean, New Orleans.
" Belle Memphis, ST. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer c. B. Church, Cincinnati
" Belle St. Louis, Vicksburg.
Z" Grand Tower, st. Louis.
Colorado, st. Louis.
" Pauline Carroll, St. Louis.
(" 7. Dean, st. Louis.
4" Shannon, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Phil Allin, St. Francis, Belle Memphis,
A. ]. White.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
st. Louis Belle Memphis p. IN
Nieksburg. ........5 p. IN
Arkansas river. Thos. II. Allen ............5 IN
The rise and fall at other points since our
last issue, as reported by the Signal Service
Bureau, is as follows:
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Buy your wood from c H. John
son, III Poplar street. 2t
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Hight of water above &
low water mark. L.
Stations.

eBelow high water mark of 1871.
Blank (......) indicates no report; cipher (0)
Ioaiciail s.w. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
By the above report it will be seeh that
the upper streams are all declining, save
at Omaha, St. Louis and Louisville. The
rise at the first named point cannot be
of long duration, while that at st. Louis
is from the side streams on the lower
Missouri, in which stream there is ten
feet of water to st. Joseph. 1t is time
the mountain rise from that stream was
on its way, and the rise g. oo::siiasiis. may
probably be from that cause, but it is
doubtful, and even if it should be, there
is no danger apprehended, as the Missis-
sippi is declining at all points above St.
Louis. The Arkansas is bank full and
falling. White river is falling, with a
good boating stage to Batesville. The
weather is clear and red hot.
PORT NEWS.
Saturdays departing packets left
with good trips. Yesterday's boats
were moderately laden.........The Phil
Allin had fair passenger list.........The
Colorado had but little freight. The
st. Francis brought % bales cotton, 767
sacks cotton seed, and fair list of peo-
ple........The Shannon came down with
800 tons and laid here all night. The A.
J. White, from Chicot City, brought in
% bales cotton, 2l0 sacks seed and sun
dries to order.........The Pauline Carroll,
from New Orleans, passed up before day
light with a good trip.......The Belle
Memphis, from st. Louis, came in with
a fine cargo of grain and produce.........
The F. W. Curtis went up yesterday for
the upper Mississippi.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Shannons pilots quit her here
last night, and it was with some diff
Guilty others were found to fill their
places.
The towboat Condor came down from
the Ohio yesterday with four barges Of /
salt for Banksmith & Co.
Mr.. Z. d. Cobb, Southern agent Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and local
agent Of the Cincinnati and Memphis
and Dean Line Packer Company, backed
out yesterday for trip to the North and
East. Major Bradford attends to his
duties during his absence.
The bill before the Senate on Friday
last includes the following appropria-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-03

The old company sells gas at 50 20 per
1000. No charge for setting meters.
Office, 29l Second street. SGT
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RETRIGERAToRs, ice chests and beer
coolers at h. Wetter a Co.'S, 10 and 10
Monroe street. los
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LIVERPOOL. June B. II 80 a.m. - Cotton
opens quiet. Uplands. 1lss9ll19d; Orleans.
11Ad.
HID Orleans. -@ll;4d. Sales, 1900 bales,
of which 1000 were for export and speculation.
5p.m.-Cotton closed steady and unchanged.
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Play billiards on Phelan Il Collenders
beveled tables, at the Peabody. "a
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MNE DENoEEsT's Patterns, all kinds
styles and sizes, at 2l3 Main st. 1897
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, By Bar.
thOlOmew a Allen, 40 N. Court. 1OIt
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GRAVEL, or composition roofing, both
GENUINE, by e. C. Jones, 277l Second st.
QQk
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Mas. DR. GIBBs' Office and residence,
29s Poplar street. Cot
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GENUINE Pavilion and Congress
Springs water for sale, wholesale and
retail, by J. B. Hills, 2sl Main st. Ills
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srEAA-rrrrrse at 8l6 Second st. at

CoKE AND Coal Tar for sale at Gas
Company's Office, 29l Second st. Tot
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
ONCE; No. IL Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M Ell HIS.
Monday Evening, June 3, 1872.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-A COMFORTABLE HOUSE
Il with four rooms, stable, and a fine shade;
excellent water and plenty OF. fruit. Rent only
The place has rich garden. with every variety
of vegetables, that can be purchased very low:
Situated on Memphis and Charleston railroad
FIVE minutes walk from White Station. APP
Ply syl IS : TRUSS DNo''' "n''' ''''i0n'
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PHYSICIAN.

nR.J. M. ROGERS OFFICE REMOVED
IL to 2l7 Second street, just north Of Court
Square. Residence. first brick house north Of
railroad Second street. 61-92
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Estimated per wagons and other sources.

NEW 0RLEAss, June 3. II 80 a.m.-Cotton is
held higher. Sight exchange, &c premium.
Sterling. commercial, 24@241s. Mddling.
235<c; sales. 500 bales.
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nor RENT-A NEW TWO STORY RESI-
q dence, containing six rooms and one large
parlor, in South Memphis. two. squares from
terminus of Main street cars. Apply at No.
1856 Poplar street. 1888
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ID of March the terms of tho Whitem0re
House for regular boarders will be as fol-
lows: Single room. 81 per week; two occu;
plying same room, So per week, each; board
By the single week, SO; regular day board, s.
per week. These prices being as low as can
Be afforded are made payable strictly. in ad-
vance, unless we'll secured by responsible par
ties. Families accommodated on very Iea-
ennahle terms vi
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Memphis and Arkansas River Pack.
et Company U. y. Mail Line.
0NHE ELEGANT PASSENGER OATS OF
i this line leave Memrhir sor all points on
Arkansas river on Mondays and r rfdays
az la pm.
WI. KKNEEDAY, AT.
Once on Company's Wharf boat,
tt Foot Of Court street.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
BOARDING..

BOARDING TWO FAMILIES CAN FIND
ID nice, comfortable rooms and board in
one of the most pleasant and healthy local..
ties around the city, near street railroad, by
applying TO r. N. CAMPBELL,
f5-f No. 5 West Court street.
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EOR RENT-A COMM0DIOUS AND CON-
venient suburban residence. with fine
lawn, vegetable and flower garden. stable and
carriage house; only two miles from Court
Square. Apply to,
4R-t ENOOH TAYLOR, 4 Madison st.
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SPRING PASTURE-BARLEY, RYE AND
- grass fields now ready for grazing. at Mon.
Redford's pasture farm. Leave toritten orders
at Bracket Il Co.'S. 26t
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nor RENT-A BRICK HOUsE-HAS TEN
+ rooms, with every desirable convenience;
large cistern with plenty of the best water,
Situated No. Mulberry street, within one
minutes walk of street cars to any part of the
city. Possession Immediately. Apply to. JOS;
ALDEN, No. 10 Mulberry street, before
n,clnck IN or after Z D. m. 76-f
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WANTED. - SECONDHAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and household goods
Of all kinds bought at 2S2 Second street.
10t II. r. SINNOTT.
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nor RENT-STeRE NO. IS JEFFERSON
4 street, nice rooms above. Also, first-hoor
B-l0l W. A. WHEATLEY, $50 Main st.
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FOR SALE.
NOR E-BEAUTIFULL LOT ON ADAM
L street, 45xl4S1a. G64-t] j. r. WRAY.

NOR sALE-GAS FROM THE OLD COM
Il pany at 50 20 per 1000. No charge for set
ting meters. Office. 29l Second street. Col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20
THE EANNiE'S FAILURE.
More Particulars About the Nisnianagcd
Cuban Expedition.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July :, 1877?
Among the different rnncrs concerning the state
OF tic instruction In this district, ami which from
time TO time have been reported and spread
throughout this city, that which had more versions
and widely different ones related to the burning OF
the steamer Fannie and the capture OF the unfortu
nate expedition she brought to tbs island But the
arrival of the Spanish war steamer francisco de
Borja at this port, with the greater part of the
the column OF Colonel Valera, has dispe!lod
all hopes of those cuban sympathizcrs who were
inclined TO dlsbelieve the Spanish official reports,
ana trusted that the greater part OF the expedi-
tioniss, together with large amount OF the arms
and ammunition, had safely joined the insurgents
in the mountains. 1t appears, moreover, that two
days previous to the grounding OF the vessel she
had been seen from Baracoa, and that from her
suspicious manpuvres IL was evident that her pilot
was unacqualnted with that part OF the coast OF
Cuba, dangerous to even the most ght-draughted
vessels, perfect wilderness and far removed from
towards the Sagua de Tanamo River but grounded
at Cebolla with the results already known TO your
readers.
Colonel Valera, who commanded the Spanish
troops in that Jurisdiction and who discovered the
expcditI0niss and the cargo arrived here on the 4th
inst, and OF course was made lion OF. on the 9Th
he was the object Of official visit OF c0ngratua-
ton from the diferent army and volunteer officers,
who In body called upon him to compliment him
On his recent services. In the evening q seranade
was rendered him. lie reports officially that the
complete cargo had been discovered. with only the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20
POLICE TRIALS.

number OF delinquent policemen were tried by
Judge Bosworth yesterday morning. The first
case called was that OF James Donovan, OF the
mounted squad, who is an ardent admirer OF the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
Judge Bosworth, however, awarded him two
days pay for brushing the flies or mis-
horse Quinn and Hughes, OF the Thrty-Hrst
precinct, got two days each for tete-i-tete on a
street corner, near Elm Park. Onlcer Gordon OF
the Eighteenth precinct took a sn0oze OF eight
hours duration on the 10th inst, that yesterday
cost nun couple OF days. pay. Minte, OF the Fiji
teentn precinct, told the Commissioner he travelled
his post solemnly. Judge Bosw0rth advised him
not to travel so solcmDy, but to do II little
IN the police style. 0ficer Barry, OF the
same precinct, was caught by roundsman taking
q drink OF brandy in q basement. In answer to the
charge he said he had been suffering with cramps.
Judge Bosw0rth remarked that cramps was
common complaint with policemen, and he was
afraid they were running II into the ground.
~ took drink Of good brandy and pepper" said
Barry
.was it pepper OF peppermint ?" asked the Com.
missioner.
Pepper, Your Honor"
'Well, suppose You were III, 70 we WON'T pepper
you this time. expect you have had SUFFICIENT
already to cure your
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20
ADMIRAL O'KRErE.
The Young Tnrs o. the Schaolship Mer-
curry Subscribing to the Fonda Noble


The Young Tnrs o. the schoolsfip Ner-
curry Subscribing to the Fonda Noble
letter.
Perhaps no recent event has caused more genuine
interest and excitement among the boys OF the
nation than the success of the little newsboy,
Johnny O'Kcefe, in the competitive examination
before the Citizens Committee in the hail Of the
New York Board OF Education, for the nomination
to q vacant cadetship in the Naval School at Anna
polls The happy idea CT Colonel Roberts In giving
an equal chance to all the schoolboys of the Fifth
Congressional district TO win tho honor and fame
cured by Master O'Kcefc has had many good results,
the most important Of which is wonderful I'M
petus To study and cOmmcndabl, ambition to
excel IN learning among the pupils oi all the public
academies, while another has been the develop
ment OF q powerful sympathetic feeling, arousing
the better emotions IA illustrated by the following
interesting letter, received yesterday by Police
Justice ShaIdley iron, the lads OF the schoolship
Mercury
'Bo.np SlsIr. July, 10 1872.
, si!,-Ihe boys OF me New York schoo,aip Mercury,
ter join Okcees praise desire 10 become q NON.
Der Of that branch 81 our cornss ser,e which il of The
abitysome giving iheir ALTO The iurd for his bcne
the sum total OF which is enclosed Ia Tie of order
on Mr.. George keilock OF the Department OF Charities
and Correction. 4 deep interest pcrvades the whole
ships company with regard this boy ami their best
animation at Annapolis conduct himself with proprinty
and industry during his course In the Academy and he
ladder Wv wy - way
This letter s signed by ffty.llvc Of the crew and
forwarded by Frank f. Gregory executive officer of
the ship. The order on MIR. kellock, which was for
$50, was duly honored, ana the money IL now in
possession OF the lTER,tn subject 80 the demand OF
Mr.. DUNE, principal of the grammar school from
which "Admirar' O'kcefc graduated.
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exception OF several Kegs OF p0W0ovs WHICH were
on the vessel When she burned
PRISONERS SHOT.
The tweDty.nine prisoners made BIZ Colonel Valera
have all been shot. The body Of General Julio Pc
rata, who killed In the hrst engagement, has
been identified, and the important correspondence
found on his person was forwarded to the Captain
General. Among the documents captured are q
number Of blank COMMISSIONS rs also quantity
OF stirring prociamatiOns, signed by Peralta. A
great many of the articles brought by the Francisco
lie Boga have been on public exhibition 1T the ar
tillery barracks, among them the two cannon
which attract the special attention OF the D0ns, rs
these pieces are Only about foot long, thus awak-
entng the hilarty and sarcasm OF the Apaniards
who consider them useless toys. Notwithstanding
they very effective KIND Of Held h0witzer, and
would have been very scryiceabc In the system OF
warfare carried on by the patriots.
The war news in this district Offers nothing inter
est;ng; number OF small rowing bands are still in
the mountains but the principal corps. commanded
by General Modesto DaZ, Is operating In combine
ton with other insurgcnt bands in the district Of
Los Tlnas and Holguin The apparent quiet In this
district foretei5 future activity by the insurgents
since The insurrection commenced the same has
occurred, and the Spaniards, decoyed into the be.
lief that the insurgents had completely abandoned
this district have been suddenly surprised by their
temperance, and suffered severely by the sudden
attacks Of the insurgents.
The agent Of the Spanish Bank mt Havana has
arrived for the purpose OF establishing branch OF
that Institution In this city. In general the estab
lishment OF this concern meets very little favor.
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CAN THIS BE TBUE7
Another Chance for g Wcstseld Jiorror--
The Ferrbyont Grcenpoiut.

INV IUHk, July IT, I512.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR-The fcrryboat Greenpoint, running from
the foot Of Tenth street, Il. r., to GrccnpoInt, Is
perhaps the rotteDest and most dilapdated of
tho many ferryboats plying between New York and
adjacent cities. Her engine bears date Of 1853
her hull IL rotten and her upper works disjointed
together at all. Such Is the w8teroggcd condition
or her hull that with an ordinary load her guards
ore almost In the water In Short the boat IL in
such condition that she should be Immediately
condemned Any house upon terra trina as old.
rotten and unsafe this Loaf would be OF once or
dercd " be pulled down. A PASSENGER.
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Accused OF Icm bexxIc,nent

An officer OF the Third precinct arrested John
whacn yesterday on the complaint Of Mr.. Thomas
Combs of II Barclay street, New York, who accuses
him Of collecting the sum Of 5514 and appropriating
the money to his own use
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Detective Riggs yesterday arrested Henry
Eldridge and William r. Jacobs. at No. IL Willow
place. They are charged wit Saving committed
robbery in Providence last week. Some property
supposed to have been stolen was found In their
possession.
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Thc water supplx for Rrooklyn.

Some complaints have been made about the
scarcity of water, and In order to give the public
knowledge OF the receipt and supply, the Com
mesOners resolved to prepare full statement,
and authorized Commissioner Whiting to prepare
and send in report ut ali early day.
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Fatal Accident.

Thomas Maloy, residing at 491 Baltic street, while
driving load of coal to 227 Baltic street, yesterday
afternoon, fell from the cart and the wheels passed
over his body He was taken to the Long Island
College Hospital and died shortly after.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


At twelve O'Clock yesterday morning fre broke
out IN the Averill Paint Works, in Water street.
causing loss OF $4,000. II originated from spon-
taneous mbustion In the chemical room. Insured
for $4,000.
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Attempted Suicide.

Frederick Gunther, In tho employ Of Jacob Berg,
butcher at O5 Fifth avenue, attempted to commit
eucldc yesterday by taking some arsenic. Az he
opened the paper containing the poison tho wind
blew some or ftaway. lie took the remainder, but
1t was not sufficient to cause DEATH ana only had
the effect Of making him feel very bad.
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TkC Soath brooklyn Rcughs Attempt Il
Murder nn officer.

The South Brooklyn gang Of rowdles attempted
to murder Oncer OBrien, of the Third precinct, in
Smith street, on Thursday night He attempted to
arrest one of party who were carousing ABOUT
the street corners and insulting citizens when the
friends Of the man made an attack on him, knock
ing him down and heating him until he was almost
insensibe. Yesterday william ana Edward Br2le-
rick were arrested on charge of being implicated
In the assault. They were held for trial.
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A baltimore Delegation Visit brooklyn
Ina Search or Information.

Yesterday three members OF the Baltimore City
Council Mcssrs. Hugh Clifford, J. $. SOnlmuloca and
j. L. Gcttier, accompanied by Dr.. Leas the Assistant
Commissioner Of Health OF that city, arrived Ia
Brooklyn In the pursuit Of knowledge concerning
sanitary affairs. The delegation were authorized
by the Mayor ana Board OF City Council OF Baltimore
to visit several cities ana make inquiries to the
disposition of ofal and garbage and whether or no
II was not used after passing through certain pro-
cess to fertze the soil In the suburbs Of the city
Tho delegation were cordially received by DR..
Cochran the Health 0ilicer OF BROOKLYN, who
endeaydTcd to make the gentlemen familiar with
bis department.. They obtained some valuable In
formation in regard TO the keeping o: the records
the arrangements being calculated by the clerk,
Mr.. Downcy. The gentlemen stated that they had
stopped ut Philadelphia but were unable to obtain
any Information which would be Of profit TO them,
as Philadelphia was even behind Baltimore in their
Health Department. The dc.eGa lion had also stop
ped at New York, but were Unable to gain any in
formation ~ regard tc tbs particular subject they
were ':--tous at Earning, that OF utilizing The night
without cndangering the health OF the people. In
this respect brooklyn was 10 farther advanced than
the other cities An attempt was made to de0dor-
Cer- mas not yet been perfected. The garbage like
al other cities is mixed with the ashes and
dumucd In vacant lots They have rendering ostab-
lismcnt IN Baltimore for using up the dead animals
the same as IN tits city, They made a visit 10 the
public institutions at Fatbush and c0nsldQred them
very perfect. The delegation LEFT for Boston ycster
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Yesterday the Board Of Health again made q
change Of olral contractors. The work has been
done for some time past by Mr.. Edward Clark for
nothing. Yesterday tho contract was given to
George Swift, son OF the former CONTRACTOR ut $40
per day. Mr.. Clark offered to DO the work and re-
move the oful 9nd animals by steam at $40 per
day. He says that he has been interIcred with by
Mr.. Swift AMI that Overtnrcs had been made to
him 10 give up the work. He refused $1,000,
and says he was told If he did not take the money
somebody would.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY TO-
Fulforf. of STANFORD JAN, who had argued tnaI ~

Fulford, Of STAFFORD JAIL who had argued tnat ~
was impossible 10 get on without logging in
corrigible insubordinates, said corporal punish
ment in prisons was hitting man when he was
down. She went on 10 remark that a man nogged
for brutay treating women would only be made
more brutal; and II he had dishonored himself by
violence and crime II was wrong 20 dslionor him
further. Instead of standing holoro the cell door
OF a prisoner and telling him he was brute she
would tell him he wls God'sThid
In addition Ia the Interchange % opinions NJ the
Congress there is an active Interchange OF litcra-
tnrc going on.