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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-26
INDEBTEDNESS.

To Balance due on School
Houses built, including
outbuildings.. .......$ 3,139 10
To balance due School
House purchased and
repaired. 2,G4O 90
i" Loans to pay Teach
cTS.., lUjSoo w
Bond s. CO., for Books
and Stationery. -. 1855 96
/" Cushing 81 Medairy,
-. fortBooks and Station
A..-aliu - 1 107 0a
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-10-09
Carriage, Wagon,

aud, in fact, everything in his line of bu-
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
Oh the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint
cd in the best style of the art.
Having frst-class material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also a Blacksmith Shop, where
superior work men will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call and ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE kAUTZ.
September l9, lS67.-G
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-10-09
MANUFACTURED BY
WsLEzA Es0LE.ENsEsElD,

All other is countcrfirit Sec HAT the
name Of WM H0LLINSHEAD is on each
package aud bay NJ oIhor. Warranted 10
give satisfaction or ne m"ney refunded
Nov 10, '6S WM. HOLLINSHEAD
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-10-09
i A.RIWt HR 8,
NOW Is THE TIME TO USE
EOUass's Condition Powder.

In the Fall and Winter when your cows
give hut little milk this pow der is sure to
increase he quantity and improve the quail
Iiy. For horses. it increases the appetite.
promotes digestion. eXhilerates the spirits.
renders the coat soft and shining. For Hogs
one package in your swIil barrel wall hasten
the fatteung process at least leo per cent.
This powder has proved an excellent article
for sheep. Be sure ynn get the
Genuine YOuatt'S Condition Powder,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-10-09
Chance to make Money!

One Hundred Dollars from One Dollar.
a sUrc Thin. and no Deception.
Every person owning HORSES, CAT
TIE, SHEEP and HOGS are guaranteed
to make One Hundred Dollars by usinq
One Dollar Package of
"YOUATT'S CONDITION POWDER.
manufactured by WILLIAM HoLLINsHEAp.
Stroudsburg. Ii you have never used II trv
Package and if it does not benefit your
stock to he amount of one hundred dollars,
in your estimation, call at the store and get
your money refunded
HORSES.-lt will give them good ap-
petite, keep their skin loose aud renders the
coat soft and shining, keeping them in good
CONDITION with one-half the feed, being there
by saving of one half the money
COWS.-lt makes them give more milk
with one-halt the feed, and if they give more
milk OF course you make more BUTTER,
and the more butler the more money
have so much confidence in The Cattle
Powder That ] make the aboge offer. know.
ing well that it will do all that is claimed
for it.
WIN. HOLLINSHEAD.
" Ask 10 see The Great Tobacco An.
iidoie.
March 4, ls69.--tf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
coMPARAuHE COTTON STATEMENT
NEW YORK, March Z.
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

-Vlcp-Presldent Wilson Ia to lecture OF
Cooper Institute, New York, on the 2lst In
stsnt, In aid of the fund tor the erection OF the
statue 10 Father Matthew 10 Central ParK:
Both houses of the New Jersey Legieia-
ture have adjourned Without taking nnai &C
tlon on the Two general railroad bills Which
nave been before them.
Lewis Wagner Shoals, the portsmouth
murderer, has been arrested at Boston: ol
bong carried back to Portsmouth 1t was found
necessary to have force OF clarines TO guard
hic. from the citizens.
Alta meeting of The New York Republican
general committee resolutions were passed
disappearing the conduct Of the adminiatra,
ton In regard 10 Louisiana, and the action OF
Congress In Increasing the salary OF Its MEM
bers.
-Cyrille Dion has challenged Maurice Daily
10 match game of billiards for The champion
ship cue and FIVE hundred dollars aide, or TO
q game for twenty-five hundred dollars side,
Irrespective OF The championship.
Five thousand dollars worth OF smng&led
silks aud kid gloves were seized yesterday on
the steamer Frlsca, at New York. Twenty
five hundred dollars worth Of laces we're
seized on another vessel on Thursday, and
lady passenger arrested.
"A fire 10 Wuburn Centre, near Boston,
Mass, burned six or seven dwellings,, one
store and two churches-one OF The latter,
however, only partially. Insurance. ABOUT
eiahly-seven thousand dollars. The hre origl-
mated vita kerosene lamp In photograph
gallery,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
REAL ESTATE SALES.
To TgE EnIroRs OF THE NEWS,

The following sales of real estate were made
on Thursday:
BY j. Fraser Mathewee: Lot and building
No. 100 Meellng street, for $500; one-half
cash, balance in one and two years.
By Wardlaw & Carew: Lot, with buildings
on the north side OF Bee street, for $7O0; one
third cash, balance In one and two years.
By Lowndes d Grimbal: Lot, with oniIo-
ings, on the north side OF Vanderhorst street.
for $3.50; one-half cash, balance IN one ana
two years.
By Il. H. DeLeon: Lot, with ouiluings'
nineteen by ninety-avs feet, on the west siae
of Meeting street, in Ward A, for s522S; iot IN
the same locality, twenty-lhree by one hun
dred and forty.four feet, with buildings for
$1,000; lot fifteen by ninety feet on the east
aide of State street, for s310. Terms In each
case e one-thlrd cash; balance In two years.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
.Jor11yas ABoUT THE STATE.

The dellnunent tax list for 1872, 10 Lex.
lngton County, will amount to about $500.
DIR. W. T. Brogdon, of Sumter, died on The
26lh ulimo, of paralysis. . =.
-SubscrI pLions for The Baptist Cnurca OF
Abbeville are rapidly Increasing ,
Mr.. Abraham Wicker, oil NeWberry Coun
ty, died suddenly on the Sd inst. - -.
james silks, of Greenwood, died last
week. aged fifty years.
The Young America Eogine Company, OF
Orangeburg, parsded on The 4th instant.
-Rabon Csnley, little colored girl, was
burned to death In Kershaw ast week.
-oraugeburg's new postoh1ce mas oeen
finished. .,,
In Camden, on ssles-day, the only sale
was that OF the Elias store for $sOo. ,...
Judge Cooke and the residents Oh Apoe'
Vile are on very friendly terms.
The Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company,
OF Columbia, give ball on he 22d instant.
Two male lunatics were sent from sumter
last week to the Columbia Asylum.
-Abbevle County has population OF 81,
l29; oil these l0,9l6 are white, 2O,2l3 colored,
and 81 are foreign born:
College, lectured In Newoerry, isst evening,
on "Tne Frenchman In America"
The cilizens OF Fort Pickens, AbbeVllle
County. are ornsmenting their yards with
beautiful shrubbery.
"A very earnest effort Is being made to or
ganIze a company and start cotton lac
tory at Erwin's mills, In Atbeville County.
"A bogus detective, Driscoll by name, inat-
tempting 10 ply his profession In Sumter,
was detected and sent 10 the county iail.
Josiah Delk, young man In the employ
of the Slate road, was fearfully crusned py q
train on Monday night.
Mrs. Cockrolt died very suddenly at Pros
perlty, Newberry County. on the Sd lnstant'
aged seventy-three. .,,..,
-Wylle Graham, freedman, was accident
ally shot and killed by lItle son OF Mr.. ). L.
Lowry, In Yorkvllle, on the 26th ultlmo.
-Chesler's appeal for street lamps is about
to be answered, these convenlences having
already b.en ordered.
Mrs. Melissa Secrest, OF Chester, died on
the 9th ullimo. Mrs. Catherine G. Brice, vile
of Chas. G. Brice, Of the same place, dled on
the I'd Instant.
The train on the Abbeville branch OF Inc
Greenvile and Columbia Railroad was de.
taIned Tuesday night by the bursting Oh
steam chest on the engine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
GOSSIP FROM TIE CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON, March z.


The Senate to-day ratlhed the treaty Tor
continuance of the Mexican mixed cummls
sion Tor the adjustment oil claims OF citz.ns
on the Mexican frontier. The aclion OF the
Mexican Government is yet required:
The President To day sent In the following
nominations to The Senate: 8. B Packard,
United States marshal for the District OF
Louisiana; A. G. Mallory, United States mar
ehal ior the Western District OF Texas; A. D..
Hughes, Unlted States attorney tor tue Dis
trict Of Middle Tennessee, and Johu N. G.
Parker, surveyor IF customs Tor the port oil
New Orleans. Rev. Nj. Newman was reap.
popted chaplain of the Senale, and George
4. spencer (Repubcal) WAS sworn In as sen-
ator from Alabama. Senator West presented
the credentials OF General Mcmillan, elected
senator by the McEnery Legislature oil Lou
islana, and they were ordered 10 oe prntsnc ooo
The lie eavIng stations for which SlO0,0U
was appropriated in the harbor appropriate Ion
bill are confined TO lGe Atlantic coast north OF
Cape Hatteras.
AZ the request of the chief signal officer oil
the army, Professor Tyudall, now In Europe,
has consented 10 superlnlend The device aud
construction oil an electrical Instrument 10 be
used al the signal stations of the army Tor
making regular and simultaneous obserVa-
tlons OF the FL, ctrical condition OF the aLmos.
phere. It Is hoped, from The Immense rapidly
with which electric changes manifest them
selves. that system oil electric observations
of approaching storms far In advance ot auy
hitherto made, may be established.
Secretary Belknap has agreed, upon the
application OF the internal revenue depart
ment, to send sufficient number OF troops 10
North and South Carolina, and Georgia. TO
enforce the revenue laws. Siuce the moiety
has been taken of and the assessors have
been discharged, the Illicit dislillers and
liuuor dealers have become 80 bold 10 break
ing the law that this course Is represented 10
be absolutely necessary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
CATCHING Il TARTAR.

A few days ago Mr. L. W. spralt memue'
of the law firm of Brewster, spralt q BURKE
was summoned to eft upon jury OF Inquest.
Mr.. spratt claimed the right OF exemption
from ,ury duty on the Inquest, by virtue Of bis
profession. The coroner, however, refused
to excuse him, and he was compelled to
serve. Yesterday warrant was issued by
Trial Justice Levy, at Mr.. Spratt's request,
Ior the arrest of the coroner aud his two depu-
Ties, Burke & Miller, for trial on the charge OF
unlawful detention of an attorney at law. The
coroner is at present absent from The city, so
that the case cannot be examined until bis re-
turn. 1t Is proposed to make the case test
one, and 1t therefore promises to be lnter-
esting.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
THE CITY AND THE ORPHANS.
A Reply from Alderman Gage-fhe
Question Considered from an Eeonom-
Leal Point OF View.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE NEWS.


Ieal Point OF View.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE NEWS.
The article in your issue Of the 9Th, signed
"a Catholic" attempts TO reiute the state
ment made In my protest, namely, that Coun-
ell would save lwo-Lnirds OF the Six thousand
dollars annually appropriated to the Catholic
orphanhouses by withholding the same. This
statement propose to verify
In February, 1869, visited, In company With
two other commissioners OF the City Orphan
house, the Catholic Orphanhcuse for girls, and
found the Sisters were faithfully caring for
llty-eight girls. We also, the same day.
visited The Catholic Orphanhouse for boys, To-
ca,ed In Cannon street, which had been but
short time in operation, and which sup
porled ten ys-sixty-eight In oil, as nearly
10 can remember. This was more than q
year prior to their receiving any aid from The
city treasury.
These orphans were we'll cared for from the
resources of Lhe members Oh the Catnoiic DE-
nomination, combined with the contributions
of outsiders, through the happy facilities the
good Sisters have of collecting such donations.
Throuyh The Improved condition oil the busl-
nsss men of ,hpir denomination, who ore a.
wavs ready 10 contribute lioerally 10 such
work. IL is probable that the number OF or
nhnns cared for would have steadily Increased
Without corporation aid.
For three years previous to the present
thew have epjoyrd their annual donation OF
AK Thousand dollars from City Council. With
the addition of this sum to their resources,
the Sisters now report that the humber is To-
creased to one hundred and ten, forty.twO
more Than they maintained before receiving
civ aid. We will suppose this number trans
iprred to the City Orphan -Honse-open TO
aIiEwhat will be the cost? Simply the cost OF
their subsistence and clothing, not dollar
more.
bouse made carefully prepared report of the
coat of snbslsting and clothing each child per
annum. in response to clrcnlar addressed to
them by City Council inquiring If any re-
trenchment could be made in the expenses of
the InelitulIon. This report gives the cost of
snhsstlng and clothing each child per annum
IA s37 66. Add TO this thirty per cent. as tue
difference In cost of provisions and clolhing
hetWeen that time and the present, and we
have The annual cost s4s s6. This Gum multi.
nlied by torLE-two gives s2056 80, which would
be The increased cost 10 The city of maintain.
inc the orphans now cared for by the isis
ters" through the donation OF six Thousand
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
4 HUMAN PILLAR OF FIRE.
BALTIMORE, March

BALTIMORE, March Z.
A frightful scene occurred here this morn
Ing, caused by the careless use OF coal oil. A
colored woman employed at the boarding
house OF Mrs. Duval, poured coal oil into
stove to start The fire, wnen the stove Instant
ly exploded. The unfortunate woman, en-
veloped Ia flames. rushed into the street, Ill.
orally pillar OF fire, The fllmes mounting far
above her head, and her ecregms being heard
for several squares. In short time several
hundred persons had been attracted 10 The
spot. Several gentlemen threw their over
coats around her, attempting TO quench the
flames, which, however, was not accomplished
until every particle oil clothing, except email
handful about the waist, had been consumed.
The entire body was horribly roasted, and the
Injuries are necessarily fatal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
TIRGINIA STATE FINANCES.
RICHMOND, March 7,

RICHMOND, March Z.
The General Assembly has passed all act
providing tor the payment Of four per cent.
interest for the years l872i'73 on cnnsols, and
on two thirds of the unfnnded bonds. For
the remaining two per cent, non-interest
bearing certificates, payable at the pleasure
Of the State, are to be given. No special pro-
vision is made for matured coupons, but IL is
calculated that the above amounts can be paid
even II half of The said coupons reach The
treasury this year in the way of taxes. The
committee of five to investigate the charges
of mismanagement against the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association. The charge is unauthor.
lied speculation upon visilers to The tomb Of
Washington.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
THE MODOCS DEFIANT.
THE OYERTURES OF THE PEACE COM
MISSIONERS REJECTED.
The Commission an Acknowledged Fall
ure-Moro Troops Forwarded to tho
naIo

ure-Moro Troops Forwarded to the
Lava Beds.
SAN FRANCISCO, March Z.
The following dispatch has been sent to
Washington:
HEADQUARTERS PEACE COMMISSIONERS,
FAIRoH1LDs. March 4.
To Hon. Columbus Delano, Secretary Interior,
Washington:
The Modocs emphatlcally reject all offers and
propositions. They propose to meet ID lull
orce Meacham and Appelgate, with slx
unarmed men In the lava beds. Ihls, nndonol-
edly, means treachery. We are SILL willing
to meet them In conference, but not upon
their terms. They have an accession OF
tWenty-four warriors, not Modocs. We will
send a message of protection to all who come
out. Commission Is failure. Let instructlcus
come. Time Is of vast Importance. The
isirnedl A. G. MEAoHAM.
Further Freaks OF the savages.
A dispatch from Fort Benton, Montana,
says that war party of Piegan Indians killed
Hiram Cook and Chas. Randolph few days
az above Eagle Creek on the Missouri River.
The bodies ofthe murdered men were horribly
mutilated.
A dispatch from Snake River, Idaho, re-
ports the cattle there as dying In large num-
bers In consequence of the severe cold.
Orders have been given for the soldiers to
prepare to march to the Lava Beds, and three
hundred we're to start Immediately. The
commanding officer is now determined on the
acceptance of no termr but unconditional sur
render, and nothing but fight vii: satisfy
Captain Jack.
The Victoria Colonlst has the fu-oSing:
"The steamer George 8. Wright is close ashore
near the village of the Kuerguforth Indians, q
fierce tribe. The Indians who brought this
news to Victoria remained four days encamped
on The beach, but saw no signs of boats or
people from the wreck. The Indians from the
village, who are usually very cautious about
such matters, did not come near the spot. 1t
ls thought now that part or all of the crew
may be prisoners In the hands Of these sava-
ges, who are the worst In British Columbia"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
dollars annually, very nearly agreeing With
the statement made In my protest to City

The usefulness of the Catholic religion, as
compared with other religions, or The merlls
of Catholic schools, as compared with the
schools established on q model imported from
New England, are subjects not alluded to In
my protest. and do not intend TO be drawn
into newspaper controversy on the merits
OF either.
The place Of my nativity, 60 flippanlly al
luded to by your correspondent, ia an event
In my lie which need not concern "a CaLho.
lic," as 1t is subject of ne Importance to The
Catholic Church or to the community at large.
Having given your correspondent all the at.
tentlon be can reasonably ask of me, bid
final adlau to the subject.
Very truly yours. ALVA GAGE.
Alderman Ward No. 8.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08

General G. q. Fry, chief paymaster of the
military division of the Pacific, died at San
Francisco on Thursday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08


But the popular sentiment on the subject is
undoubtedly strong. Breakfast a. Welckere Z.
where the tde of business is already rising,
and thenct by hack 10 the Capitol. On this
day. M apparently, the authorized ta,iff of vehicle
charges Is ab:ogated, for the hackman pro-
poses 10 charge S. for the conveyance OF lntee
of us; and, what is more, like an astute maine
malician, proves his proposition.
THE STRUGGLE FOR ADMISSION.
There is no admission through any OF the
authorized entrances TO the Capitol until
much later hour. But my cicerone, evidently
person who has been there, drags me with
him down innumerabe flights OF steps, and
finally marches me into the bowels Of the
earth, Without impeachment, through mystic
rlous door labelled "Healing and Ventilating
Department" Then passing by enormous
iron pipes and tubes and whlrling fywheels,
steamed propelled, we make our way onward
New-York tribune., 1873-04-08
RING PARTNERSHIP.
rgE CHANGES AGAINST YOUNG-A CRITICAL ExAArIS-
ALTON OF TIE WARRANTS.

T4H CHANGES AGAINST YoUNG-A CRITICAL ExAArIN-
ALTON or TIE WARRANTS.
The investigation Of the charges against
Joseph B Young continued Yesterday morning be-
fore the Committee Civil Courts Of the Board Of
Supervisors The examination OF Heury Taintor clerk
in the Cuntro1er's Office was resumed. AIr TAintor
stated that be bed examined the LIST sf fraudulent
rants deposited In the Broadway Bank. sufficiently 20
detect done with the proceeds Of the wArrans
Counsel then stated that with the Of the Com
ittee proposed show that list Of frandn-
lent warrants drawn In favor OF different persons
deposited In the Broadway Bank the amount being i'm
mediately drawn and certain percentage paid 70
Woodward and others He stated that by this list be
proposed 70 prove the fraudulent manner in which
Woodward obtained the money from the City Treasury
with which he subsequently, enumerated Mr.. Young.
Air Tantor then read long list Of warrants deposited
by Ingerson Co., and Others account Of adjusted
CLAIMS. in the Broadway Bank showing the time Of de-
post and the withdrawal The following serve a. an
Illustration Of the whole On July 1899. warrants NOS
26s4 26Ss, issued 70 G. ;. Miller amounting 10
1924 75 deposited in the Broadway Bank; aud on
the day, s4,372 50 WIS paid 70 l. A
Woodward. being percentage Of g. $40. on Jay 10,
warrant No. 27O6 issued Ingerso Co.. for SS4OSs l.
was deposi ted Z. A. Woodward receiving on the same
day s3sO95 o. percentage Of 81 $40. On July @ war
rants Nos 2792 and 2793, issued 70 Geo. ;. Miller Tor
Sal s 10 were deposited Woodward receiving that day
assn a. or Tio per cent On oct. p warrant No
1896 issued 10 W DAVIS for S20i i6 was deposited
tnat day Woodward receiving s2057 a. % 3l0 per
cent and also 81 g7g 90 being 9-lo per cent.
At the conclusion OF the reading OF these DanS ac-
counts number OF warrants and vouchers we're pro-
duced the Afdavts attached TO the vouchers bearing
tie signature of Joseph B. Young, Commissioner OF
Deeds In every case the name OF the person making
the AFFIDAVIT omitted before the words being duly
swOrn" Eo this fact rendering each affidavit null ana
v0ld IN court Of law. Among the warrants prOduced
were No Ig4 70 C Miller for A.576 80, bearing date
Dec a. 1870 3247. party for $3.50 2s same
date: No 6030 70 A. j. Garvey fur S5ae6t S. daied
Dee 20 1870; No 6l64. 20 A g. Miller for tsl6s l5 Dec
j. 1870: ana 30 6IO9 - A J. Smth, Tor Ssl8 s. dAeu
Dec. "A. 1870
Rufus Andrews crOss-exanined MI. IasntOf Who tes-
tifed thut trst began examination Of the cry
frauds in uecem lS-1 he made lnYestlgat III
the Broadway Bank February he nld not send any
information IN relation Young 20 THE TRIBUNE ne
maze the lnvesrgatOn OF his own accord. obtained
uOrnaron al the Shoe and Leather Bank declined 70
answer where Kept ms bank account couid ho
wear that the checks drawn 20 Young Dy NoodW ard
were a part the identical money stolen from tAe
County treasury believed they were as much - ne
believed the Legislature be IN session al Albany
The Committee adjourned - Friday al p u
New-York tribune., 1873-04-08

after the ship put about at O'Clock commenced
10 clear two fires that We would he able 70 keep
sharper steam from p. m I'm midnight she was
going a little faster than she had been when we put
about at midnight turned IN wing my suDordinstes
o duty. 49,.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Richie Tho fourth and nth
engineers were duty the time OF the 8ccdont:
thev were on duty II o'clock the NTH engineer
was Lost slJ tons Of coal put on board at Liver
poo there we're 100 tons board from the previous
voyage making the total 967 tons; We used about 20
tons before starting the voyage our average COD
sumption was 90 tons day; We had beTh II
davs ont when bore up fm Hahlah
the consumption was greater than usual, De
the Goa was mixed English and Welshi TINS W.
my 18th VOYAGE in the Atlantic; 0ined Der "a thlru
engineer ana was raised THIS my second VOl ASS
chief We consumed about the same quantty OF cosi
this time on the on that voyage Ne na
larger quantity than this time probably 40 or
l0o tons; we're - DAYS aud had ls IONS Whe ~
reached NevYork 10 All pat IN Tor the uss o SDo
ship the highest rate Of speed the Atlantic coul aAo
IN favorable weather l2i and 3 knots an houI VIII
out sail her rate Of speed rom the uine ~
bore up FOR IA ax lOs IL knOts previous 70 le
last two voyages had all Welsh coal on the pasees
20 Aev-York heard the chief engineer say the aver
age consumption 50 60 tons per dayi AhON ~
was less than when used mixed coal.
The Court adjourned at Il o'clock until tomorrow
at 4. when the chief and fourth officers viii be
recalled by the Collector.