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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
|ScHURz 70 THE GERMANS.

ucAeo Aug. II Senator Schurz addressed
ouniyyneu in German, last night, at Turner
* y many of the thousands a. could crowd
hat 1t other times, cap4cious edi6ce He
sSeomed not only by the masses Of the Ger
nadsuts, but by the most smiusnt leaders
bio countrymsu The eager thousands,
to hear the Senator, listened sttentlvely
G~sss made from the pLatforus on the
~ surrounding tina hall. aud transformed
sat into sort ot Jubiiss with lShts, music,
assnI
shurs ssys:-It IL now about one year
y aad the honor 70 address the 0srmsns Of
w. At that t,ms I announced for the tisst
Mas ior certsin reasons. II Cen. Grant should
nominated, coui not support hun. [Ap-
~ principal reason, - thsp alleged, was
AAa violated the Constitution OF the United
sad reelected hs would again violate It
'@punity At that time I stoed entirely
ow o-day Am glad to announce that l am
Voc .lApPlsuss. said at that time it was
~ aAs Republicans should thr w OF par
is' and hundreds and thousands have
70 tns conclusion that il 10 necessary in order
I've the country. (AppiAuss Thousands
a !" being blinded and led i,y the party
unasAnds have declared themselves lnds-
I ol party traumels, aud propose to Judge
isae. on their msrits.
~ UNJUST POLICY TOWARD THE SOUTH
va brought with it certain results in the
Mvery was abolished and tree labor wss
,0 y was certainly our duty TO main-
teuits Of the var, hut III which way
~ results be best secursdY 1t vas oul
~psos IN The hsnds Of the former slave the
one with which the Northern Iaborsr
MI. nv rights, The ballot lChs.rs II
.pectsd that the whites OF the Soutt,
so,.o." evsry neans to nuiiify aud defeat
~. u 80 nencs It was necessary that tbs
~. mould do ell In its power to secure
ass,.S ses'r rights But this power should
~ - soon a. the results had been oh.
hio". ~ sMei duty wAs to make this new or
ss.S,s eiactory to the people OF the South
MM. ~. Llen Copcsded that 1t was nsce.sary
n, s,s"S 'SS the franchtse, though they were
jus s..leogs :. OF political education, but was
In n ssasaois After tnis power had been
b, ynorsnt men to create an eQulli
Eag the opposition equal rights
~. sibn,.s: %sn not necessary, the moment We
Dntsss. DntSsa the biacks, that all laws that
Ws before az slaves should be abol.
nS,.ssnot not common sense that wheu uni.
=, .As mad hssA granted that universal
n R.ssSc Rss,c come aisof [Hrsat Cheering ]
~ xHoncan party oons up to the re-
- y. The situationY Did il restore to
nrtsi. n9hsf tCriss Of "No.r) It haa
n satsnded thsss rlghts grudgingly
a ~ tns Cincinnati sCouventicn va,
hr. It not until Il was dsngesou.
"a WtAhoa them did they concede
diu.s.' VA - msasure Of self preservation
M Chsefs ] have alluded to the
M 49, sts tnrea;snsd BY the ignorance ol
~. aaess d.sSsrs came under the rule
81 I$se. 1hass, netto vas s.plunoer -
~. people ofthe North know that th 4
N 49,. ~ south have ,hesn robbed during tbs
mn. !. and Il they knew the whole oi
m,s. asy would,te evSu lsss VII ing tl.an
~. " extend for tour ysan more siml.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
L.a.tss to the Democratic State
Convention.

NTH christiana- Robert q. Justice, John w.
klugors
EAi,s cay Creek w. McKsosn, BsuJ. Csulk,
= Robinson, W. M Hawthorne and Walter
tu,usr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

(W ~. Z ~ length fallen into the beaten
)u ~ :. astlo1s and has resolved to
|Arin- SsAves In Cuba and Porto Rico,
y q n.y. SsN 80 go. The precise con-
6nn,.Ns, smancipating movement have
y iSn' out enough Is known to enable
hi thS 70 congratulations upon the
lmsfc.ssss ssssackles are 10 be taken "a, and
'saisSsdi. ''Avsfy z y sps.sisfA l ss ssfEi'csy Y
~ a u. !. I, ~ ~ q. y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

lo.L tornsys heart Is evidently not very
4 4, .usspsi iu either the state or Presidential
Ibou .. it is reported that he leaves next week
| ,ro months trip on the Pacific coast.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
ALLY GAZETTE.

! !, mid Grant politicians sFs psy ~ dollar
4. sor ,,gnsrs to calls Tor Grant msstings in
~. of New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

NOTICE,
~ Aia special meeting Of the " s-bers OF III.
oakets nicn, he'd 10 tke,. hail. Thursd.y even.
.af HafGst 20: JACOB SzrcK was txr eiisd iron
Wy 9rd Or OF the members Of the Bsk.r.' Union
ausirSt }. BARELEY. Sec'y o, Road
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
Political.

THE SrkAluHTUUT UEMUCRAiIC va
EMS W DELAW ARE You are requested
!" meet IN your several cOuntiss Of Ihu Ssnts ~
such time and place ss will hest suit y"ur ronv..
n,sacs, i"r the puiposs Of siectios two lelss
TON esen c"uhts 10 represent yom in the Lnnis
ViiS National Democratic Convention. In h. RIA
~ mat place on September %. 1872 ''D
n, WM bEAN.
'"AA' s"s's IL tor De,swa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
TINE PEOPLES coLuu.

livery BRIEF LETTFRs GLADLY prcv,
ooAAuNtcAT,oNs Will NOT M rt,.rr,. 'VNo Wst'
AAE an Sowtss Responsible RON mn ~.
OF FoORREsPoNDHNVs1 AA VIEWS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

InE YELLOW FEVER AGAIN IN NEW YORK
HAKBOR
=, NEW YORK, August l2.-The Spa ram
Numaneia, Commander Edwardo Rivera. ar.
rived t. day, seven days from Havans, hay-
ing sixteen cases OF yellow fever on
goard She is detained in quarantine
The NunIsncia is of 1000 tons bnrden
draws % feet OF water, and carries 435 Oh
GERS aud crew. She lost four men BY vel
low fever during the passage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

CAUTION.
~ Al person, are hereby cautioned sss;pu
.SIins or payinE any moneys 70 JAcos S1rcr -
Director OF the sine "o longer
~ ordsr OF the Directors. J EAIKLEy,
100 ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

There are 1900 square miles Of coal 6eli in
which Pittsburg is interested, and $4,000 900 o,
Plttsburg Capital invested therein. Probably
tlnooo'Ooo more Is invested in transportation
and the totA OF all interests dependent upon these
co.i he'ds cannot fall short of the enormous SUN
Of 500 OOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
TIE BANKRUPT ERIE EXPRESS.

A meeting of the creditors of the New York
and Boston Express Company was held last Saturday
nOOn the office Of Barrett Redheid, No 20 Nassau
o. H. r. Archer representing the interests Of the
Eric Railway Company, which is the largest Creditor
was chosen Chairman and W. H. Morgan Secretary. John
H. Bacon Treasurer of the Express Company, gave de-
tailed statement of its liabilities and assets. The value OF
the property OF the Company according 10 the inventory
Is about sls6OO most OF which IL mortgaged 70 secure
bonds issued for the equipment OF the Company and
owned by the Erie Road to the amount OF tI7l.oo0
These bonds are held by II. v. Otis trustee. The
estimated actual value OF the assets If 60 cent less
than the inventory Indicates or about tsOOO and Ia
doubtful IL half this amount could be raised on
forced sale The general Indebtedness outside OF the
mortgage Is placed at S63OOO OF which soc is due TO
the Erie Road for transportation.
Some discussion followed the reading Of the
statement, 70 the best method OF settling
the affairs OF the Company. The proposition
that the Erie Railway Company should take the entire
concern, and make some compromise with the other
creditors seemed meet with favor and t probable
that 10 its interests, the Erie Company viii
he Obliged 10 adopt this Messrs. IngersOl Ship
man, and Hayman appointed q committee % con.
fer with the Erie Company this subject and report
next Wednesday The officers OF the bankrupt Express
Company Gustavus. A Fuller, President John H.
Bacon Treasurer, and +. W GuindOn, superintendent
The stockholders chiefly Erie directors or EN-
piOyes. whose the counsel FOR the Company de-
cned 10 give. A few months since the Erie managers
undertook force the concern upon another Express
Company. at a valuation OF S4,OOO,UU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
CHINA AND Japan.
A SEVERE wINTER-1m REVOLT N

SEVERE WINTER-1HE REVOLT IN MANILA
SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-The steamship
Great Republic, from Hong Kong Jan. 49, arrived here
to-day. She experienced terrific storm during the pas
sage. Near Ocean Island she what supposed 90
be portions OF the wreck of the United states steamer
Saginaw, lost there, floating at Tie Great Re-
public brings J. W. Harding ". H. Micawber, and
two Japanese for hewYor 5,l2 packages Of tea, 800
packages Of silk and 2SJ packages Of merchandise for
New-York and smaller ote for Hartford Boston, Pha-
dephia, Chicago, Montreal, and Toronto. she left at
Hong Kong the United States frigate Colorado, and at
Yokohama the United States steamers Alaska and
Idaho. Her sdyices states that the past Winter had
been the most experienced the coasts OK
China and Japan.
The steamer Suwanado was lost on the rocks near
Foochow All hands saved. There Is terrible suffering
In the flooded districts Tien-tsn. Many persons
were dying daily
Details OF the revolt OF the native troops In Cavite
Manila, show that the conspiracy general for a
rising throughout the island, and had not accident pre-
c1pated matters before the time arranged, few Euro
peans would have escaped The prisons are filed with
suspected persons, including many creoes. Every i'll
surgent taken was bayOneted OF shot.
The Japanese Government has assumed the liabilities
Of the deposed princes to foreigners tor loans ships
goods The persecution and deportation OF native Chris
tans continue. daily mail has been established be-
tween Yedo and Yokohama. The railroad Will DE
opened soon. The empire Is quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
ELLA II. ELIAS IN 4 TRAP.

In 1866. Moore & Warren, pagers, OF No. 60
Liberty ST. numbered tickets in the Sandy River ana
New-York Petroleum prize swindies for E. H. Elias, and
delivered them without obtaining payment In Sovem-
Der Of that year they sued ard recovered Judgment
against him. in the Marine Court, for tl6. 80 damages
and costs and issued execution for that amount TO the
Sheriff who failed collect. however Elias saying he
had 10 property. Last week Moore Warren placed the
matter in the hands OF Brn spelssy, lawyers OF NO.
u wllia-st who sent Marshalto the Geneva Watch
Company's" premises TO make levy The Marshal was
met by WIN. z. Elias, aud Informed that Z. H. Elias
had interest In and was IN no way con-
peeted with 10. Counsel immediately procured sup
Elementary order from Judge LOew, commanding Elias
to appear SATURDAY. evening before b n. Kent,
Referee 20 make discovery or his property but Eias
found convenient TO disobey as his connection WITH
the Geneva Watch Co." would have been fully sfted
and many OF his other nefarous transactons exposed
second order promptly obtained commanding
Elias appear and show why ne should not 10
punished TOR contempt In disregardn the order Of Judge
Lew 1t hoped In the interest Of justice that tins
rasca will be shown 10 the public IN his true coI0rs
through the medium OF these proceeding.
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AseE iIBLY.
FILE INrEopucLp.

Mr.. ALyoED-Io authorize the rebuilding OF
wharS and piers IN Brooklyn; also, providing regu,
lions concerning the Of the Auditor and state
Treasurer; a-o protect aud tra vel from
being unjnsty taxed Tor Of Railroads, limiting
the charges sU.hctDnL rate 20 Keep te rOSts m gOo
condition, aud to pay egls per cent div ldends, AMI
creates Commission consisting ~ the Lieut. Governor,
AtrOney General, and tnree Engineers, 10 examine tho
affairs OF the roads nj VI earnings Of the roads
above the amount provided iog 10 NC pad atO the state
Treasury.
Mr. Hustled called NJ the resol alton fixing the day OF
adjournment On the ION 81 April lie was In favor OF
adopting this resolution irr the raSot That tire senate
was In the habit Of hAing Gay ca which TIE Legislature
could not adjourn, ana the - l.ss knw AZ. Tue Vbe'
Of the pat the ns9Glty of extension
the House. he would IL ther, AL move u AL
jOurn the 9th.
Mr. FoRr thought the gentleman had given the beet Of
evidence that the resolution on. hi not - Dc lOped. 10
TACT that TIE Legislature 0Vud not adjourn On tho
day fixed.
Mr. ALyonD showed that they could adjonrn thu
the ls VI APRIL that they cold maze fools ~ them
selyes Mr.. AlyOrds ameuinen ~ adjourn on the lst
OF April was adopted. -
The HOa-o went Committee Of the Whole on tho
general bill for Incorporating ks aud driving parks,
and IL ordered 10 a third lns.
MIR. MAcKAY mtfOdUc ei a DIi amend the act rela-
tive powers VI CUln.1ssiUaur Emigration,
aud to regulate the Bsariie Ostai, wIich provides
that the comntatiJ u sag be ~ O. Or eSch Passenger
The bill authorizing the cOLhtuet IA VI works IN
Port Jerys orange County. was ordered 20 a third
ing; Alec, To charter the Actu Irst Company OF New.
lOrA. Adjourned uLaI A5aiay cye.IinS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
MEXICO.
FORCED LONESOME OF CORrINA's MEN CAMPED
IN TEXAS.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas March 22.-The follow
ing from Monterey, the 1871, has been received
here: Cen Trevin visited Sato for the purpose
of raising forced loan Of $4,000, and bis agents had
visited Monterey, where "a forced loan Of $4,000 Gas
levied The stores those who refused 70 pay were
broken and goods O the amount Of the tax imposed
taken hererOm. The store Of.a prOminentAm eri
can merchant mad been opened, and goods ~ large
amount fOrciby taken away.
Gen. Martinez is besiegfng San Louis PotOsi while
Guerna's army is confronting Rocha, near Zaeatecas
with part Of TrevinO- forces Fifty of COrtinas men
have formed "a camp at Zapata Ranch. above Roma,
Texas from whence they making raids into Mexico,
rObbi and ranches and returning 10 Texas with
their booty The authorities taking measures 70
arrest thcIu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25

rope combined, and those who well at bank will be

rope combined and those who well at bank will be
well at court.
rumor has been put afoat to the effect that the
Gcumenea Council IL to be shortly reconvoked; but
have aseertained that there likelihood any such
action being taken There place now convenient FOR
such reassembling more immediate matters have 20
se attended To- than word DC .ne xna OF few formal
these all satisfactorily resumed in the dogma OF In
fallibilty with which Plus TX. Is content Even the
Jesuifs allow that the Council remain at that point.
As sign OF the times, even they have been forced 10
cause little asOnishment by inducing the Pope TO al
low Catholic divlnes 10 discuss with Father Gavazz and
other evangelical ministers, the oftmOoted question
sion has taken place quietly; the stenOgraphc reports
are to be published and Of course both sides claim 10
OF dspuants shook hands but the litigation dill not end
TSa s according to Been Gy &
To bow 10 the ever1nereasing strength OF liberal opn
foundation Of the Catholic faith in tie old Citadel prom
Uses 10 have serious consequences.
here the organ Old Catholic called spsrancs
dc Rome 1t Is printed in French lac writes lead
TO the church is theoretical In Que OF his late issues al
hiding to tne attack made upon him by bis brother the
renniscences regard late Vatican Conn
ana at first took strong ground against the proposed
dogma he published book in opposition. and gave the
ioreseelng that Monseigneur would weaken when the
time for voting came-as many other preates then did,
1t. iSnce then both he and Dollinger have been
mathematical by the sorbonne as schismatcs yet he
which caused him. on the 18th July 1870, TO absent him
self from the counciha when the vote TAKEN along
with many other bishops who explained their absence
by address to the Pope. Since that day all the
pletes, with two three exceptions, have sent IA their
adhesion to Rome and the dogma Fdtaer H acnthe
states the OF the latter 10 be follows In
personal mpersOnal infabllty H. strongly
attached beneefUrth to the person OF the Pope that n de-
ponds upon timand the UtramOntaDe celebrate
IL daily q necessary triumph Of the principle Of
authority In the churchO decide the gravest questions
without tho assistance al least the Judgment % tho
EpscOpacy 1t Is sufficient foe him u declare definition
cathedral other words, sufficient for him to
be iufallibe IL Is nothing To that thls in
fability limited to Che domain Of faith aud morals
for these have ceased TO DC the most Intimate and
precious Ingredients OF our being OF Our daily hfe"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
WHY Is NOT WOOD ExpELLED

SIR: l take from the Albany correspondence
OF The Bag.il0 Commerce a 4icest,ser Ills item:
Senator wood "a rs scat ass eyen. and Is In
town tO-.y He will aNelt the astiJu o. tho senate.
The fact IL, that opinion n the pltO In div Gs on Ls
case aud the EXPRESSED majority hat otiou = tusi
there nothing ia The iesiuaJGy cDnDe resigaa-
ton or variant MS e1ga'slon Tho giess i- iazs,rul
that neither " tnese W.. lake psce, bat LIN viii
retain his seat"
Iquote this Dad grammar and all 20 provo that tia
"cpnion OF the majority" ito which, presume. he
fers), must be very queer "opp.on" indeed. Can ID
lie possible that "a the st8te viii sly that
the "loans to Mr. james Wool male by Messrs Tweed
Gould, based upon a1y GRAFTON ether than
hIs venal vote And II man cannot be expelled from
the Senate for accepting brides what crense shall no
commit In order to be expelled Ia ny opinion, Mr..
rerwilliser's oenseitscE srsGtwas yet email In
parsOn with that OF tLis 1anmaEy Erie Ssaator nom
Livingston COUNTY. Tie danger l., that ths public In
dgnatl0n asana this rascal, Which you have aroused.
NAV allD we'd 10 cool r. nysClf, tAil.
incumbent upon you 10 pursue t.s l. pibLoan until he
shall
a Be ~ his. iais. traitor who hates his ssaatry.
brlHded viLsn"
Let him DO expelled. Nothing les will s.;isfy tho
honest people OF the state. N
BH1a!0, ". =, March Il, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have arrived
a Rome
The Austrian Reiehsrath has adjourned until
the al VI MAJ
The Italian Chamber of Deputies, after approx
In Of Minister sslas financial scheme ADJOURNED until April ID
800. The propeller Daniel \. Miller reached POugh-
kerpe ytserdsy first boat the cold snap.
The manufacturing establishments at Halifax,
S. ssspsd swpssd worn, owing 10 The scarcity Of
coal
III. Baltimore Gasefie, the leading Democratic
Newspaper Mssnd been sold 70 wn. WssL ss proprietor
Pssiadepk and Henry Taylor and vs. H. Carnisr Of
Baltimore W. w. Grln retiring The change WI " sEssssesa ,,
ne 0as<th edsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25

TAkIR, March n l872.
Lord Lyons, the English ambassador to
France and sehor Olozago, the Spanish ambassador,
have had interview with Count dc Remusat, Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, relative TO the French commercial
policy II is stated that the Ministers expressed the
deep regret felt by their respective Governments at the
course pursued by France, aud that Senior Oozaga
further stated II duties collected in coutrayenton
OF the treaties which do not expire until 1871 Spain
woIld he forced to make reprisas.
A duel fought Yesterday between NJ ROgat Of the
Pays uewspaper) and NJ Rchardet of the Corsaire. The
latter wounded In the chest.
The Committee OF Initiative has reported unfavorably
to the Assembly the proposal to raise the state Of
siege in Paris. The taxes established within the last
few months have produced 5oOOOOOO francs, which
ceeds the estimates 9o0)o000 The Government Ia
disposed postpone the debate its proposition
10 tax raw materials until after the recess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
GRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-bY TELEGRAPH.

The boiler OF locomotive on the Michigan
Genital jrasi Lssvy szposi safasi! OsT Ne
engineer uJ-rce.
BY the falling Of high wall on the site Of
LAYS The Division lAegs ca S@SaS-ay sea men
isjussl Of then fatally.
.DR ". A. Hudson was convicted, at St. Louis,
ris, tAe second degrees iof
abortion n-s sea. AMI ss sessssssa ~ sAss
yesrS Imprisonment
The Coroner's Jury In the steamrbo ex-
ponou hat espesoa
oTerweshsd " prv,eat waning Of u
. the e1eineeF.
"A man named Clark In Cold Spring, near Otis.
aelaElsiy ed hts years. wsusl
her dauxteF cid Thai .sosssAs,
The ma heae shattered
The trains on the Belleville and Southern ILL.,
Railroad have aed lately sd The lives Of the passengers
endangered sosatrels
srd the aud stls beng searched h4rha
Of them Dire. ne sa stabbed him ndeins 10 sbs ss
vAeTeupca ne Marshal sAes he esspeysds 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS ENGLISH NEWS.
EARL GKANvILLE's SECOND NOTE-ADJOURN-
MENT OF PARLIAMENT-THE QUEEN EN-
ROUTE TO BERLIN.
LONDON, March ~, 1872.


MENT OF PARLIAMENT-THE QUEEN EN-
ROUTE TO BERLIN.
LONDON, March ~, 1872.
TIE London Observer says the second note of
Earl Granville in regard to the Alabama Claims is most
friendly sand eOneiiatory in tone, but states explicitly
that England is unable 10 submit the question Of the ad
instability Of the claims for indirect damages TO the
Board OF Arbitration at Geneva. The Observer describes
the dispatch very long.
The Right Honorable Robert Love- Chancellor Of the
Exchequer, will make his financial statement to the
House Commons to- morrow. Ii is expected that he
will propose reduction OF two per cent the income
tax.
The House OF Lords has adjourned over FOR the Easter
holidays, and Will reasonable until the sth OF April.
The House Of Commons win adjourn Tuesday next, TO
meet again on the sth prOx.
Her Majesty the Queen departed this morning for
Berlin Paris. dispatch from Cherbourg announces
Her Naiesty's arrival there this afternoon. special
train waiting which the Queen and suite en-
harked FOR Paris where it is expected the royal party
viii arrive at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning. The Queen
Will decline President Thiers, and continue her
journey 60 Berlin privately rs possible
meeting held at Cork, last night. to denOunce
the International Society The proceedings dsor
DERBY; there was some Fighting among the audience.
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sESATE ......ALBASr. saturday. March 20. iS71.
The Charter of the Committee of Seventy,
amended, reported. Tho bill made the
special order for Tuesday
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READrG.
To authorize the construction OF railroad through
Twenty Nmfhave., and Thirty iolrta AZ,
known tho Carey Dii and 10 authorize the FJtDi
Ferry anJ Boeckerst Railroad Company ~ extend Ia
tracks.
Bulls TvTRODUCED.
t. authorize the sDi of State IN srcctOr %
Cattle Buffalo; amt relation 20 trials IN actions
against carriers OF p.scr gers prohibiting
carriers from prading IN d. ense of ne gii-
the part " the plaintiff. bnt the pamr may recover
thn d"frndant D, proved guilty OF neghg .Hes.
Adjourned tO M0nday evening.