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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-20
IN GENERAL.

The United States store-ship Guard, with
articles for the Vienna Exposition will sail
March 1st The time for receiving applica-
tions for representation has been extended to
February goth.
"A project is on foot in Texas for the Leg
islatures OF Texas, Kansas and Missouri, to
meet at Denison, March LIST, and join in tre-
mendous excursion, to celebrate the compile
tion Of the new Texas railroad.
Burton N. Harrison, counsel for the Sam
ana Bay Company, says that hundreds of let
ters are received daily by parties desrous Of
emigrating to st. Domingo. The company in
tend to keep their matters private until after
the result of the election is known.
Orders have been issued TO the command
ant of the United States forces operating
against the sIodoc Indians, TO make such dis
position Of his forces ~ will tend to protect
the settlers and their property in the neigh
borhood, and suspend further hostile proceed
ings against the Indians, unless absolutely
necessary, until the arrival of q commission
recently appointed to investigate the causes
which led Captain Jack to wage war upon the
whites and the result of the investigation is
made known. .......-ss.,5..
The Census Of France and the United
States present a singular contrast in the
growth Of the two countries, very favorable to
America The population Of France, by re-
cent census, is IS. 1O2, ,921, a decrease Of 1885,
955, since 1866. This is attributed to small
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-20
ONT WE.SI,

The people of California and Oregon are
much incensed over the proposition to treat
with the Modocs.
The min..g canons in the Wasatch region
are snow blockaded, and much distress is ap-
pretended for want of food.
About two hundred Mormons have been
ordered as pioneers to the new settlement in
Arizona, near the 35th parallel railroad.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31
tickets Of id;mis.icr. So ia gold coin
TIE DATE CT esaSrXc.

4n o<tiGT 20 .nsGTe q full Ii-sxins. Il is deem
81 al. isabie 10y the Manager # the Nevada titf'
Cnnc.I' to postpnD" the finale distribution -
H.i-.s until WEDNESDAY. tll,' :}nth day OF July
BY veic, time sii the Tickets viii hay b Gu dis
&rF-h Of The drawing will therefore tx
Si@ce on
WEDNESDAY JYC.Y so, 1871.
1t Pi:,eE-s Or-rr House, Virginia city
Nevada.
IN N. Gale o. tickets and i'll making IL, il =
aims agents al! govern tEJIiis ives ascurtiIgl
Il. l. Ea.ANCUaE0. ciannrer.
NsI L., FARGO, ~ e.. t:ankers. vi:
mia City. Treasurer I'd
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31
Thur.i.y, the 18th day Of August,

A. H. 1875, between tne koss-S Of . O'Clock l. n.
sId 5 o'clock I. NJ. to- Wit: At O'Clock Z. IL,
81 satisfy the judgment inters St. costs AID &C
cr,,;ns costs afuressld all tie right title lnt 2
est aud claim. tie debtor has or had at The
time said Judgment was rendt rid or ut my time
thereafter Of, in and 20 the following ce.cr1bssi
real property, to wit: All that ca rtasn lot
niece or parcel Of eraund. situate, lying anG
i. ing II wins: is known NJ sears, THOMPSON ant.
5. ans subGivisi,a Ct p.Ition of the town q.
Carson City. OfIasby county. state OF Eevads
aud designated upon Mcbride and Rsrk. RS plat
III. rsuf as being lot numl er fcur 81 in block
nun .ber forty -tbsre t4S. together with sn ant.
singular the t.nemeats, hereditame hts and ap-
pur,eraaces ths-eunto belonging in any vi. {
sppeyfxining. ;. !. S~Afi,
sheriff
Carson, July I'D. 1873. 5y2a-tc
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31
axe Warning I!
.HrI T1. r. COMPANY Arr

= He T. {. T. x. Il. COSIt-A III R1kL
4 anxious e t.Sa due preca1:ion agaliisl &C
,,i,.its and loss of life Resulting troil ruiifin
If Their trains: snd they take this InetLoa %
warning Parents aId Grsrd;siS against 'hs
,.n.er, stteu,i;ng the tov ccnnGn prac.ice OF
Children pisyap. shout tEetr Gs-s and .,como-
siyes. ThoSc ExEiag in charge the business o.
lie Corapeny ind it Impossible u PERSUADE
boys who frequent the terinlni and st"print
and engines, AMI they will f.ti Themselves
obliged 10 resort to plore decided measures il
ti-se sarcyacces are continued. Recent scc;-
larts. which are wholly sscrlbzbic to tie care
essuess OF persons jumping On snd on the car
<hr., i, moticu. SHOULD be warning cnossR N
s.....ir,s n, n yERINGTcN,
0upuyyutends ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
CORONERs' OFFICE.

Thomas Merry, aged thirty, native OF Ireland
died at the Park Hospital yesterday from injuries
received last Monday on board the steamship
Rising star, lying at the foot OF Canal street, by
PLANK falling from the main deck through the hold
and striking him on the head, causing fracture
OF the skull Coroner Young Will hold an inquest.
Deputy Coroner Wooster Beach made q post
norton examination Yesterday on the body Of
Bridget CosgrOve, who died at her residence, NO.
SIG East Sixteenth street, on Wednesday, from
alleged violence at the hands of her husband. In
DR.. Beach's opinion death was caused by Brights
disease of the kidneys and alcoholism.
coroner keenan, will hold an inquest to-day IN
the case OF Sias w. Perry, aged twenty nine. who
died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday from injuries
received on the 1st inst at the hav pressing estab
lishnent, foot OF West Eleventh street, by running
FORK into his hip.
Daniel O'Keefe, of No. Ito William street, who
was arrested on Wednesday by Captain LOwery, OF
the Twenty seventh precinct, charged with having
stabbed Richard Hurley in the neck, on Sunday
last from the effects OF which he died at the Park
Hospital, was yesterday committed to the TOmbs
to await the action OF the Coroner. Another man,
named John Petty, was also held as witness. DR..
Wooster Beach made post-mortem examination
upon the deceased yesterday, but no report was
made OF 1t at the COrOners' ONCE.
Frank MOlitOr, q German, aged thirty, OF No. 256
Tenth avenue, while abOring under temporary
fit of insanity yesterday afternoon, committed
suicide by hanging himself in the basement OF
Perrine's pork store, No. 352 West Twenty -slXth
street. Coroner Young will hold an inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12


Steamship Frisia GER, Hochenhausen, Hamburg
Kunhardt Co.
Steamship Tybee Delaney, st Domngo-samana Bay
Co.
Steamship city of Merida, Zimmerman, Havana-F
Steamship Perit, Kelly, Hamilton (Bermuda-Lunt
Bros
Steamship Magnolia, Checseman, Savannah-W Gar
risOn.
Steamship Georgia, Crowcn, Charles ton-H Morgan 4
Co.
Steamship Hatteras. Lawrence, Norfolk-Old Dominion
Steamship Co -
steamship, Fanita, Doanc. Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson Portlapd-J Apes
steamship Glaucus. Bearse, Bostop-t DjmocE
ship Atmosphere OBJ, Costello, Liverpool-Tapscot
Bark Hugh Bourn Br, Dawson. London-Peabody,
Willis Co
Bark Gauss Ger. Kruse Bremen-H Koop 4 Co.
Bark Iedwg Siebe (Ger) knucken, Stettin-Funch,
Bark Embla Nor, Larsen, Havrc-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Capt dc Istria Aus Rismonde, Trieste-socovch
Brig Papina Mienano dtaD Martina, Cork for orders
Brig Canadezza Lauro dtaD, Lauro. Naples and Mar.
Brig Julia Blake Qr), Gavin, Port au rriace-J Whit
y, Brig Jhos rurull, Thompson, gayaguez-L W p Arm
Brig Machias Bartlett Elizabethport-J H Winchester
scfr AnconA tBr). Munson, st john Mp Nevius 4
schr Arthur, Eldridgc, Brazos santago-woodhouse
Rudd
Schr W II Jones' Line, Fernandina-A Abbott
Schr Cora Bush Noriolk-I X Staples
Schr Mary Wood, Arthur, Baltimore-W Chalmers.
schr Rightaway, ,rossley, Bang oraH Baker
Schr Pointer, Thrasher Bristo-h W Jackson Co.
Soop Fred Brown, Wilson, Bristol and Providcnce-H
wJackson 4 Co - r..,-,.
Steamer Sarah. Jones. philadelphia.
Steamer Frank Pierce, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
KATE sTODDARD ON HER DIGNITY.

The deputy keepers at the Raymond Street Jail
complain that the alleged murderess OF Charles
Goodrich Kate stoddard, is a very impertinent
prisoner. They say that her demands for attend
ance are very great, and much annoyance is,
therefore, occasioned her jailers, who anxious
to oplige her. Rev. DR.. Bass, a few days since,
accompanied by some ladies', called at the jail,
having some flowers and fruit for her. Deputy
Sheriff Stinson went up stairs to the debtors
room, in which she is confined, and informed her
that there were visitors who desired an audience
with her waiting below She replied that
she did not want to see them,
but upon learning that they had flowers and fruit
for her she sgntfed remarkable readiness to re-
ceive them. subsequently Stlnson again went to
the door OF her room to notify her that eXChief OF
Police Campbell desired an interview with her.
Finding the door tied on the inside the jaier cut
the strings and entered the apartment. Looking
angrily towards the intruder Kate seized a book In
a threatening manner and demanded what he
wanted. On being told, she replied "a don't care
TO see him. / want you to know that I'm q lady,
ana don't want any one TO come into my room
without first knocking and asking permission. II
you try that again I'll complain 70 the Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
BROOKLYN RAILROAD COMPANY CEN
SURED.

John Mullen a laborer, residing at No. ia Attain
tic avenue, attempted to get on car No. 81, oppo
posite his residence, on the morning OF August 81
bnt slipped and fell. The wheel Of the car passing
over both legs amputatlon at the hospital to which
he had been conveyed was found necessary. He
died the day owing the accident Daniel Flah-
ey, driver OF the car, was arrested but was SUISSE
quently discharged, as 1t was shown that he was
not 10 blame in the matter. Yesterday tine
Coroner's Jury found the following verdict in the
case 1--WE find that John Mullen came TO his
death from injuries received August n,
by having his legs crushed by the hind
wneels OF an Atlantic avenue car Whle
trying TO get on the 'front.' platform
while the car was In motion, and we, the jury CEN
sure TINS company Tor not stopping their car TO
take on passengers, and we strongly condemn the
use OF iront platforms on all cars for passengers in
getting and ofi.r
This railroad IL owned by Alderman Richardson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
THE SUSPENDED WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

Pursuant to the request OF the directors and
officers OF the New York Warehouse and Security
Company Tor the creditors OF the concern to meet
and grant them an extension, number Of these
gentlemen assembled yesterday at noon, at the
companys ONCE, No. 90 Pine street, for the pur-
pose OF considering the expediency of giving such
tune 10 the suspended company, In order to
reanze on their assets, and, II possible
continue the business. The meeting was held
with closed doors, the press and others
being excluded. About thirty gentlemen
attended the gathering, and IRON what could be
learned alter the meeting the deliberations were
were arrived At The meeting was presided over
by MI. w. III. jenkins, and Mr. Bell, Secretary Of
the company, was chosen to fill the same office for
the creditors assembly.
The AFFAIRS OF the company are in such a condi-
tion that no definite action could be had yeste rday
therefore committee was appointed to examine
the books OF the company, take into consideration
the application for an extension and report TO the
meeting, which is 10 be subject to the call of the
Chairman. The creditors then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

resolution offered yesterday designating Louis
vile, KY, as the place OF the next annual
Convention, came up, and alter some dis
cussion, in which an effort was made to have st.
Louis substituted Tor Louisville the resolution was
adopted
Mr.. CULBFRTsoN called attention to the resOlu-
ton adopted by the packers at their meeting last
evening excluding al but packers from the asso-
citation, and spoke briefly in It's favor The resou-
ton was opposed by Messrs. COunselman and Gro,
gin. OF Chicago; HOffand, OF New York, and Kaynv,
OF Cincinnati, and was finally tabled.
RESOLUTIONS OF THAMES
to various parties cOurtesles extended, and TO
the President and Secretary Tor their enicient
services, were adopted. President Davis, in a few
well-chosen words, returned his thanks to the
Convention for the manner In which they had per-
formed their duties and again thanked them for
the honor done him.
The Convention then adjourned to meet at
Louisville, KY. September 10, 1874.
This afternoon the delegates will visit the stock
yards and other places OF interest In the southern
part OF the city, and this evening will attend o
party and banquet at the Sherman House. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

scnr Anna Jacobs, Jones. Providence for New Yerk
York.
ss %s. Hen sns G css p FL ".
schr Tryphenis, Bennett Fall River for New York
schr Metter, Roberts, Calas for Brooklyn, with lum-
schr Minnie cronn, Collins BriageDcrt for New York.
schr 4 stevens Glen Cove for New YORK
Sche Reid, Arnold Connecticut River for Philadel-
schr Riehd Hin, Smith, Newport for New York.
schr Urbana. Allen, Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Peter Roberts (Br. Hunter, New York for Wind
'' scsf Iris m Baekard New York for 81 spbsp. NIB.
schr Goodspeed Gorham, Hoboken for Somerset
Schr William irish, Tyrren, New York for Provi-
scbr Neptune's Bride, weehswken for Providence.
schr Ontario, Barber, Elizabethport for Provdence
chr Gould Y6t S2 so S FAN River
schr starlight Blatchiora, Ney York ier Calais.
schr Sam Weller Brockway, South Amboy for Hart.
'0 schr Union, Norton, New York for Providence.
Schr Louisa Francis Winchester, New York for Provi-
scbr Watson BAKER, Watts New York for Newport
schr Ferry. Rainor, South Amloy for Providence.
sfs ed S
schr WIN McLoon, Heath, New York for Roekland
sh KIDS New E6 YORK for d rsssoer
sehr Old lack, Matthews, PortJohnson for Provl-
0cnce.
Schr Zcdonia Ball. Elizabethpor for Salem.
Schr N Shaler, Roberts. New York for SaybroOk.
Schr veranda, Pond, New York Tor Providence.
Schr Midnight, Hopkins, New York for Boston.
,schr Laura II Jones' Cozzcns New York for Provi-
dence.
schr R DAILY Berry, New York for Norwich.
Schr j Williamson, Hero, Port johnson for Ports.
mouth
Schr Hay, English, Newark for Providence.
Schr Chas III Northam, Hubbard, New York for Rock
port
schr Ritter Robinson, Elizabeinport for Boston.
Schr y Morrison, Dodd, New YORK for Bangor.
Schr James Boyle, Smith, New York for Taunton.
Schr Branard, Fisk Elizabethport for New Bed
ford.
Schr : Lind, Hubbard, New York for Greenport-
Schr Yosemite, Mott New York for Rosyn.
Schr Dreadnaught, Saunders, New YORK tor Westerly
schr Nelson BD, Wright New York for st John, NB.
via Saybrook.
Schr David Nelson, Ferris New orK for Stamford.
Steamer GGatca, Nye, New York tor PROVIDENCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
The Proceedings Yeste rday.

CHICAGO, Sept. ii, 1873.
The National Pork Packers Convention reassem-
bled at ten O'Clock this morning and was called to
order by President Davis. Pending the report OF
the Business Committee Mr.. Davenport, OF West
ern Virginia, offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
Resolved That delegates shall be admitted future
conventions who do not represent associations adopting
the rules Of this Convention.
CHARLES KAHN, rom the Committee on Business,
submitted report embodying the rules which
snail govern the business OF cutting and packing.
Ihey difer In no essential point from the old rules,
and the report was adopted.
At eleven O'Clock the special order being the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
SAILED.

Steamships Holland Orr, London; Frlsa Ger, Ham.
burg Steinmann tBelg Antwerp mot 10TH Lady Clare
tina, &c vicksburg Port Prince City OF Merida, Ha
yana: Tybee, st Domingo, &c; pcrit Hamilton (Bermu-
Bell Richmond, &c; HatteIas, Norfolk Fanita PhadeI
werp; sunny Region Br,, do; Ida Mahde GER, stet
TIM Ludwig Nor, Alexandria Harold Haararger (Nor)
Cork Casra Maritime QtaD. anu Zio (taD do
Or tslm9uth; Marco Polo Ger. Bremen; brigs Anna
QaD, Gibraltar Kossak, Marsees Carolus QtaD, Con.
sta ntinope schrs Louisa (Br, Maracaibo: Arthur,
Braz0s Santiago; A Chadwck, Jacksonville; L War.
rem, Beaufort; Helen. Baltimore.
Wind At sunset SSE, light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
THE PUBLIC BATHS.

Com missioner Van Mort reports the number OF
bathers at the two free floating baths from Sep
TENDER l to September o, when the baths were
closed at 49, sO4, of whom 1o,2s7 were females. The
total number of bathers during the season, which
commenced June 5, was GS5, 1865. The largest num-
Der OF bathers on any one day was ID, 452, on
July Is. The baths mad to be closed fully one
month earlier than usual on account OF the reduc-
ton made by the Board OF Apportionment IN the
propriation from $4,000 to $4,000 Last year the
season extended to OCTOBER %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS, J
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE ROOM 49, Cry HALL.
NEW YORK, Sept II, 1873
Hon WILLIAM +. HAvExEyER Mayor OF the city Of New
York
SrR-I herewith transmit to you petition signed by
majority OF the property owners and majority of the
owners OF the ineal feet fronting on broadway, from
Thirty second street to Fiity-ninth street
large portion OF such owners have been absent from
the Tor several months and their return
they express great hopes that all officials whose duties
required in this matter will act with all possible dis
patch, so that the improvement pettoned tor may be
FULLY carried out and completed this fall possible ma
The petition referred to being required by chapter $685.
section u.s. OF the act OF The Legislature passed April 80
1873.
street greatly impedes public travel and the traffic on
said street is reduced TO greatly nure the value OF
property in its immediate vicinity and adjacent thereto
with the property holders in their views OF the
great Importance having this matter acted upon by the
Common Council at the earliest practicable moment
and would therefore respectfully request that the
petition with the resolution and ordinance herewith
transm ted be submitted to the Common Council
at the earliest day with your recommendation In the
matter. Very respectfully, Gao. NJ. VAN MORT,
Commissioner OF Public Works
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.
steamship Columbia r), Higgins, Glasgow Aug r. via
Neville 2sh with mdse and las passengers to Henderson
TO- lat ~ "a, Ion 62 30 saw bark Ida of Var
mouth, NS) steering w.
Stearnsnip Old Dominion, Walker. Richmond. City
Point and Norfolk, with mdsean passengers TO the Old
Dominion Steamship Co -
snip John rutherford (of st John, Nb), -, syuney
CB, 10 days. in ballast TO order: -,
Bark stcraa or), Larsen Ivedcsrand ~ days, In bal
last TO Tetcns ockmann. - =.
Bark sarah toi Portland, Cheney Matanzas II days.
with SUGAR order; vessel to Miller Houghton -
Bark william (of Halifax) Harding, sydney, CB, with
coal 20 Bird Perkins job vessel 70 runch Edye 90
Schr Abbott Devereux (of Boston,, Keller, sydney, CB
9aays with coal to Swain Son; vessel to Loud
A IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
FIRE IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept II, 1873.
A fire occurred at Reddng, Ca this morning,
which destroyed entire block OF buildings. Loss
$4,000: Insurance $4,000. The Post once and
mails were TOTALLY consumed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
Passed Through He'll Gate.
ROUND sOuTH.

Steamship Nereus Bcarsc, Boston for New York with
mdse and passengers TO ii Dimock, -. -,
schr Corkum, Bailey, La Have ior new YORK; win
lumber 10 order 49,.
schr AImeda, Smith. Hlsboro, Ms, for New YORK,
days, with plaster " jed Frye a CO.:
Schr Senator Grimes, Grimes, Calais TOT new YORK,
with lumber 10 Simpson h Clapp -, -.
Schr Henry Hailook. Allen. Newport fer New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
THE BROADWAY IMPROVEMENT. =

Commissioner Van Mort, of the Department OF
Public Works. has written the following letter to
His Honor, the Mayor in relation to the improve
ment OF broadway, above Thlrty-fourth street, as
Wldenel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
SH PIPING NEWS S.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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SAILS. Destination.
SfedHT.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. II, 1873.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
PORK PACKERS CONVENTION.
Organization and Work of o Bust
ness Assembly.
Regulations for Traffic in Pork-A Pro-
posal to Exclude Dealers and Brokers
from Membership Defeated
Next Meeting To Be
Held in Louisville.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. II, 1878.
Upon the reassembing Of the National Pork
Packers Convention, yesterday afternoon, v. P.
Armstrong, from the Committee on Permanent
Organization, submitted the following report
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-30

the officers think that her disabled condi-
ton together with the very severe weather
of the past few days, will detain her for
several days longer. Captain Chandler, of
the navy yard, stated last evening that he
should not look for the coming of the Vir-
ginius before the middle ofnext week.
The first news communicated, to Com
mandcr Braine, on arriving, was the
death of his infant son in Brooklyn on
Friday.
THE OWNERSHIP OF THE vfRGfSiCs
John f. Patterson of this city has sent Il
letter to Secretary Fish, dated 26ih decar-
ing that he is the registered owner of the
steamer Virginius lie protests against the
opinion of the Attorney-Gcncril hy which
he is condemned unhear1 ON cx partc tes-
timony lie stales that the solicitor If the
treasury gave him bill Of sale of tie
steamer. thercupon he (Paticrson) truly
swmc that he was the owner and the gov
eminent gave her an American register
Any testimony charging perjury on his
part is false lie has hitherto kept silence
by the advice of his counsel and because he
has not been notified or called upon 10y the
government to testify or defend himself in
relation to the matter
lie requests that a copy of the evidence
upon which the Nirginus was condemned
by the Attorncy-Gencral be sent him and
that he he notified Of the time and place
for examination Of any other witnesses. \
copy of the letter has also been sent to the
Encouragement The United States dis
trict attorney, acting under instructions
from the general government was engaged
to-day in taking evidence in the BOza suit
for the condemnation of the Nirgnius for
violation of the neutrality laws and for the
criminal prosecution Of the person or per-
sons who obtained American papers for the
vessel by means of perjury