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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

T,IMOTHv SEED-Prime article of Timothy
Seed, for sale bv JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TORN Shelters, Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes,
~ Scoops; for sale by JAS. LAW HOOFF.
TEMENT and Sand, prime lot of Seasoned
" T.ath, for saIe by JAS. LAW HOOFF.
LIME assortment of Csrniag md Riding Whips,
i for sale by JAS. LAW: HOoFF
nRILLS and G nos, Tor sale by
~ August 4, 1874. JAS. LAW. HOOFF,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit C"urt of .Jcfsrso" County,
IEcst Virginia.:
JAMES W. BURR. tuse of 1Iinorl
Hu"stl Plaintiff,
IN CuANCERY.
Defendants,
(E.rt. f"0ne Decree rendered lime 1871, 1878.
Sc ( ND this cause is referred tn ST. Geo. T.
~ Brooke, Commissioner of this Court
with instructions to ascertain tie quantity the
:enthl and sieable value of the lands owned I,y
Sam'l NJ ore IN his lifetime and which descend
ed to iiIs heirs; and also. to convene the other
credi5"-'s of Sam1 Moore. decreased, if any, and
of the pat" And for tins purpose said Com
missioner rs instructed to give notice, by publi-
cation according to law, to all parties inter
estcd."
A COpy-Teste
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Ou Thursday
last, a. W. Mcdonald. special commissioner,
sold one fifth interest in the farm of S. G.
Kneller, containing 104 acres, toll w. Wall
raven, of Jefferson county. at sl25.
Clarke Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

1MPALED.-The novel spectacle of a
swallow impaled upon the point of lightning
rod, has been observable during the week
past at the residence of Mr.. David Howell,
in this place.
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NOTICE

Notice is ercbv gwen that I will execute the
Of D. B. Lucas. in Ca :lesiowr, West va. on
Thursday, the Goth dav of August, 1874
ST. GEO. 7. BROOKE,
.JmlN 2S. 1874 Al. Commissioners
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and will there manu- faeture Woo len SUOds
increased sca e-hAving greater facilities and more
Improved MAchigery. besides full corps Of conIPe
tent Workmen. Every article hereto fOIe mar uiacS
tured under my suporVisionwill, in my present
and will compare avorabIy with the beat fabrics.
lam 10 the market for Wool. aud will purchase
at the Factory. and through my Agcnts in Chs rIes-
town Messrs. Duke G AIlG hers flowing the high
est market price. II more convenient for my old
CUSTOMERS who may desire TO exchange Wool for
GOods to deliver the Wool in ChArlesIown, M"srrs'
Duke h GallAher are authorized to receive and
receipt for the came.
Information As to prices. &C., may be had hy
ChRrleSIown
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended me, trust TO merit. by careful at
tention TO Business, the manufacture Of superior
goods and by moderate charges, continuance Of
TIM good will and custom of old friends and IiRl
by new ones. A. McCARRELL, in.
May 90, 1874.
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IEoy the Spirit OF Jefferson.
no MISS s**s*
SELECTED.

Not the bee upon the blossom.
In the pride o sinny noon;
Not the little sporting fairy,
All beneath the simmer moon;
Not the poet In the moment
Fancy 1lgltens on his ee,
Kens the pleasure, feels the rapture
That thy presence gives to me.
fS1I-p1;v
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

ERRATA.-In the article on our first page,
from the N. Y. Ne'rs, in the thirty-sixth line
of the paragraph commencing GA leg gal tens
DER" &c. after the words '.interest in gold"
SHOULD read, ''fOr which they paid but forty
cents in poid''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

CAMP MEEr1NG.-The Camp Meeting for
Charlest"wu Station, NJ. +. Church South,
will he held in the woods of Mr.. Richard B.
Washington, about the Goth of August. All
persons intending to tent and the friends of
the cause will meet with the Committee at the
ground August 18th, for the purpose of pro-
curing sites, preparing stands, seats &c BY
order of COMMITTEE.
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The Old John Robinson
Q 4 II Q u =

OF famous renOwn, which in times past exhibit
ted in CharlestOwn to the ent'Ie satisfaction of
all IFS patrons. proposes to again exhibit in
CharleStOwn on or about
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

GrANAHANl.-Th recently discovered
natural suaDo, as will be seen by ADVERTISE
ment elsewhere, is now being introduced into
this county by the Guanahan Guano Com
pany, through Maj. Jas. Law. Hooff, sole
agent in this place. The Lynchburg RepuO,
lean, in referring to the analysis of this guano,
says: This analysis, made by the leading
chemist of the State of Georgia. after the
most thorough tests, furnishes undoubted proof
that the & uauahani is most superior ferti>
lizer, and that with the exception of the
Peruvian Governments Guanape, it stands at
the head of all the fertilizers now offered to
the public. The intelligent farmer will find
the analysis referred to full of interest, and
we bespeak for it an attentive and careful
perusal. The "Guanahani'' is being intro>
duced very largely in all of this section, and we
doubt not it will prove to be all that is claimed
for it,"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mr. r. Roderick
has again placed us under obligations for a
treat of fine Cantaloupes-which, with Water
Melons, he keeps constantly on hand-for
which he will accept thanks
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

THE FLEtSe HoRsEs have been amusing our
youngsters, catching their half dimes for sew.
erAl days past
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PatapscO AmmOniated Soluble
PHO PH "a "E.

A 4AA SCSSs
Manufactured Especially for the Wheat Crop.
HAVING introduced this fertilizer INFO Jeffer-
IL son county very generally Isst season. and
gotten it into the hands of our best farmers are
now prepared to offer it upon its merits Alone ard
will give the best county references in
value as a Wheat Producer. 1t is a article of the
highest standard. thoroughly manipulated. and
drills well. We have the most favorable reports
from The crops that have been threshed. and feel
warranted in saying it can not be excelIed
s-Our prices are lower than last season and ihers
discounts will be made IN favor of large orders
Send in orders earlv.
WASHINGTON & LIPPITT. Ag'ts.
For Jefferson, Clarke and Frederick Counties.
July IS, 1874.
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Change of Location.
WOoLRN GOODS.
SHANNONDALE FACTORY.

THE undersigned respectfully informs HE for
4 mer customers AID the public generally that
he hna 1anSad 4ha
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

A IL persons knowing themselves TO bo indebted
n 70 the late firm Of HiIIeHry. wiIlson John
son. are requested 90 make immediate settlement,
as the bpsiness 81 the firm must DO closed. AIlper.
sons having claims against them requested TO
present them % Settlement Either Oithe late 6rn
will settle accounts Of the hra,,
JNo. j. HILLEARy,
W. N, q. WILSON.
- - III, A. JOHNSON.
Summit Point, March rs, is75-3m
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TO TIE
Nervous 81 DebIlItafed
OF BOTH SEXES.
No Chorqe for 4Adeice and Consultation.

Da.J. b Dvorr. graduate of Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, be consulted all diseases of the Sex
ual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made an es-
PcoiAi study,) either lie female. NO matter
from what cause originating OF how long stand
ing. Praeticee Of so ycars enables him to treat
diseases with sucetss. Cures guaranteed. Charges
reasonable. Those alta distance can forward letter
describing symptoms and enc losing stamp to pre-.
pay postage.
Send for the Guide to Heath. Price lO-ceuts.
J.B. DYOTT, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, lOI Duane ST.,
January 90, lST4-Iy. New York
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CoMPLETED.-The contractors, Messrs.
Holmes 4 Rust, have completed the new Pas
seuger Depot at Harrisonburg, Va, and the
work, it is said. gives entire satisfaction. The
job was done four days inside of contract time,
and that notwithstanding the fact that the
firm at the same time had in progress the
Courthouse at Harrisonburg and large
amount of other work
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

TouaxAMESr PosTPoxED.-THe Tournament and
Picnic at Ripon. announced for last Saturday, is
postponed until Saturday next. the 18th inst;
der Same arrangements previously published.
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NOTICE.

T DIES SHA wis,
IL LADIES' HAIR RRAIDs.
LADIES' KID GLOvF7-
all coIors; everything worn by ladies' can found
at Goldsmith's Twin Fronts. Best material, intes,
style and lowest prices.
October Z. 1873
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LAND SALE.-The "home place" Of the
late Major Thomas Bri<cOe, near Chariestown.
was sold at public auction on Tuesday last, by
Edward Tearney, Administrator, &c, at ssh
per acre The tract contains about 24O acres,
and was purchased by Mrs Ellen Waters, of
Montgomery county, Nd This land was
sold several years since at SS1 per acre
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~ w LTTTLEJoHN, at Goldsmith's Twin
~. Fronts, 10 & 81. will cell Suit of Clothes and
throw in a splendid Overcoat. This is no humbug
The public are cordially invited to examine our
stock and learn our prices. Respectfully.
October :, 1873. J. GOLDSMITH
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MAsoNIC GRIP. for mepding China. Porcelain
is1 Marble, Wood. Leather, Furniture and in
short. every thing that can be broken every fam
lily should have a bottle, for sale by
February 10, 1874. C. E. BELLER.
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FULTZ SEED wREAT.-I am prepared to fur
Il nish the above variety of Wheat for Seed.
August u, 1879 JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
6 Fed Oats. Hungarian Grass and Corn. for sale
- by JAS. LAW. HO0FF.
March O,lS74
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
NEW JERSEY.

The number OF deaths in Hudson county for
the past 1--WE months were as follows:-July, 4s7 (;
August, 45o; September, Ss4; October, 355 I;
November, 311. Total, 1.e4e. or tho deaths in
November, $50 were IN Jersey City, 81 In HobOken
and SO In the remainder OF the county There
were lat males and l64 females The number OF
suicides and fatal accidents in November was Al.
Tne Delaware and Lackawanna Company can
not interfere with the construction Of the Hudson
River tunnel till they obtain q judgment In the
Supreme Court, and this cannot be had for some
months. Judge Bedles order lot the appolnrnen mt
OF commissioners to condemn lands and assess
damages was q victory Tor the tunnel men. In
the meantime the work II progressing rapidly and
satisfactorily.
Ma or Traphagen, OF Jersey City, positively re-
fuses sign the warrants for salaries judges Of
election Of those persons who hold other of1ices
under the city government. star OF such
Judges, holding cerkships and other offices, were
In the nabit OF bleeding the city In this way, con-
trary to the charter, till ex-Mayor O'Neill discov-
present Mayor taxes similar view.
An incendiary lre consumed the frame dwelling
house OF Mr.. John Rouse, on Palsade avenue,
near the Paterson plank road Jersey City, yester-
day morning aDout four O'Clock. The house was
unOccupied at the time, Mr.. Rouse an his family
being away, 1t Is su posed. Oh a visit The un.
seas0nabeness Of the hour and the long distance
from fire company combined to give the fire
such headway that the building with Its con.
tents, was entirely destroyed. There was abundant
loss on house and furniture was $1,000; insured
mr.
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
STATEN ISLAND.

Coroner Lea, Of Stapleton, held an inquest yes
terday upon the body OF George Pritchard, who
was found dead In bed on Wednesday, about
twelve O'Clock. at his residence on ST. Jnnn's ave.
nue., Ciiiton. the jury found that ne DIED OF heart
disease.
An examination OF the books OF the Town assess
ors BY the Supervisors OF Richmon county reveals
numerous apparent irregularities and inconsistent
cics in the manner OF making the assessments,
and 1t Is probable that some, II not all, OF the
books will be sent back Tor correction.
Since the recent desperate ngnt with burglars
at Bay Ridge tho people Of Staten Island are TAX
Ing all necessary precautions to protect their
houses and goods In case oil similar lncur6ons.
During the last few days number OF well dressed
men have been seen about the outskirts Of Clifton
ana Port Richmond villages. in some cases making
inquiries OF children and servants as to the resi-
dents IN the vicinity. All sucn occurrences are
now regarded as suspicious.
ON Monday last well dressed man, who said no
was IRON New YORK, hired horse and wagon at
william Noble's livery stable, at Clifton landing,
with the express purpose OF going to Richmond
and returning the same day. That was the last
heard OF the team until yesterday, wncn IL was
ascertaincd that the man drove to Tottenville that
night, and offered $40 TO get over TO Amboy after
the ferry boat had ceased running. lie did not
Cross however, until the next morning.: but there
all trace OF him was lost.
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
WESTCHESTER.

After transacting some important business yes
terlay the Board Of Supervisors again adjourned
until next week.
A fierce hight took place between two convicts
emplcyed In the shoe shop at Sing Sing Prison
day or two since, during which one OF the san
culinary jail birGs plunged shoe knie INTO Tue
others abdomen. innictng n wound which may
be attended with fatal results.
Through the vigilance OF night watchman
plot to burn down the cabinet snop at Sing Sing
Prison was frustrated night or two ago. lot Of
comoustible material, which had evidently been
arranged Dy some Of the convicts. was lounu
ignited and snonldering shortly after the jail
1t is Understood upon good authority that
should the friends OF Edward 8. Stokes fail to OBJ
tain pardon for him from Governor DIX they
will at oucc inaugurate energetic efforts TO ha-
beas corpus his nnal release from Slug Sing on
by Ia " for good conduct covers the period or his
Incarceration IN the Tolnbs ana thai ON tnls con-
struction oi the statute he Is entitled to a dis-
charge.
Apprehensive OF an unusual amount OF destitu-
ton in the county during tue approaching winter
months, the Superintendents Of the Poor, In their
Tor an appropriate on OF S22, ,00a being $1,000 in
excess OF the SUN appropriated last year. For
some son not explained, however, the commit.
tee to whom the matter was referred reported IN
favor OF allowing only 0,0oO, and 1t was 50 Or
dereu by the Board. 1t Is understood that the
cutting OF OF the annexed towns is the reason
assigned Tor this sweeping curtailment OF the
provision Tor the poor, although the towns fndt-
Gated have heretofore sent less paupers 10 the
Almshouse than any others In the county.
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
POLICE TRIALS.

SYMPATHETIC MR. DIssEIL AND THE CIRCUS
RIDING EoUNDssfAN-oFF1CER DEvLIN's DE-
FEcT1vE KSowLED0E OF GOLD HILL, New
The trials OF charges made by citizens against
policemen were conducted by Commissioner voor
his yesterday afternoon. During their progress
there were several very interesting and humorous
occurrences.
Patrolman Charles A. F. Heyn, OF the Thirty nrst
precinct, was charged by Henry Zeiger. OF NO.
1896 Third avenue, with having arrested and
falsely charged MIN with being swindler. Mr..
Zeger says he ts an agent OF the German-A american
Fire Insurance Company. Oiicer Heyn, be swore,
entered . lager beer saloon. ana, calling
him o swtndier, arrested him. At the sra.
tion house the policeman charged that
Zeiger had swindled o number OF people by repre-.
ss;;s;Ss s.;sss9!f a. the agea. OF the above men.
toned company. He could produce no proof Of
his charges, and 30 Sergeant Delamatcr dismissed
Mr.. Zeiger. In his defence Heyn said that he
could prove that Zeiger was not an agent oi the
German-American Company; that the Superin-
tendent OF the company would testify in his be.
half II the case were adjourned for q week. Com
missioner WORMS therefore adjourned the trial.
0fficer william d. Dark, OF the Twenty first pre-
cinct, was charged by Stephen English, editor OF
the Insurance Times, with having reused to
arrest the dr unken driver OF veEder's wagon,
who had run MS fiery steed recklessly up Broad.
way and against Mr. English TO the slignt injury
oil tnat gentleman. Omcer DARK Denied that he
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
NEW YORK CITY.

Tho several Masonic lodges OF the city and
vicinity are holding their annual elections OF
officers for the year 1876.
A SPECIAL meeting OF the Seamen's Protective
Association will be held at three O'Clock thus
afternoon in Botanic Hail. No. 6s East Broadway.
will lecture this evening, before the Young Mems
Christian Association, at Association Aan. Sub
ject, PREHISTORIC Man in America"
Judge Donohue has confirmed the report OF the
Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment in
the matter Of laying oui. widening and straight
ening K1ngsbridge road, from 155th street to
Harlem River.
Mrs Sarah A. Wright the authoress. elocutonist
and reader, who met with such signal success at
De Garmo Hall on "Wednesday evening. Will give
series OF readings ddrlng the winter In most OF
the prominent clues OF the South.
The American Express Company very kindly
denver all Christmas gifts to the "House Of the
Good Snepherd,n Rockland county, free Of charge.
WI sson sena 20 mSeey
to Anthony B. Mcdonald, Treasurer, No. SO Wall
street, New York.
All the goods remaining from the fair OF the
Church OF the Strangers Will be sold at auction at
Mme Demorest's, No. S3s Broadway, tnis evening,
commencing at haipast seven O'Clock. This Will
afford an excellent opportunity for securing artt-
cles Tor holiday gifts and at tue same time aiding
q worthy cause.
At the annual meeting OF the Columbia Yacht
Club, he'd at their rooms on Tuesday evening
last, the following of1cers were elected for the
suing year:-R. McWhinney. Commodore; f. Fl.
Osborn, Vice Commodore; James A. Smith, Secre-
tary; Robert Wilson, Treasurer; William Copper
smith, Measurer; ]. r. Smith, Steward.
The DOCK Commissioners met yesterday after.
noon. The Auditing Committee reported that they
had examined all the bills submitted and iound
them correct The total amount of the bills was
SAL 100 As. communication was received from
the Houston street Ferry Company accepting the
terms Of the lease as fixed by the Board at their
last meeting,
The Executive Committee (Bowery branch) OF
the Young Mems Christian Association have re-
duced the price OF meal tickets from $40 to IS per
10O In order to afford business men the oppOrtu-
nifty OF relieving applicants without giving them
money. Tickets may be purchased at no. 13l
Bowery, or Association Hail, corner Of Twenty
third street and Fourth avenue.
A laaies' bazaar win be opened TO-DAY and for
the balance OF the month in Trenor's new hall.
NO. l. 26e Broadway, for the beneft Of the Indus
trial Home. This iDsttution IL not incorporated.
but depends for its support upon the largesses OF
the charitable. To iurtner this end lair wall be
held at Irenor's new hail. Nos. 1885 and 1888
BROADWAY, IRON this day to the 31st OF December.
The object OF the charity is to afford temporary
shelter Tor homeless women ana girls. There are
no limitations imposed as to age, religion nation
atty or color fhrea hundred and ciRhtv-nine per-
sons We received and cared for daring the year
1873 SO generous charity deserves the helping
hand OF all disposed to perform good works.
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
COURT OF APPEALS.


No. 129. The Ontario Bank, appellant. We. The
New Jersey Steamboat Company, respondent =
Argued by W. II. Arnoux, oil counsel for appellants,
and by Charles Jones lor respondent.
No. $50. The People, &c.. pialntns In error, vs..
Charles Dohrlng, defendant In errOf.-Argued by
Ru.us w. PecEham OF counsel tor appellant, aud
submitted Tor defendant in error.
No. 124. Margaret COrcOran, appellant. VS.. Ed
win w. HOlbroOk ct al, respondents argued by
r. A. Parmener, OF counsel for appe liant and by
Irving Browne for respondents
No. lag. The second National Bank, OF watkins.
appellant, vs. Gabrielle Miller, respondent.-
Passed.
No. lat. The waverley Paper Mills appellant, vs..
Wheeler II. Bristol ct a respondents.-On motion
OF Charles T.. Parker, oil counsel Tor respondent,
judgment was affirmcd py de.ault.
No. 149. Daniel Lowrcy, respondent, VS.. The
Western Union Telegraph Company, appellant
Argued by George w. S0ren OF counsel for ap.
appellant and by r. A. McCombic for respondent.
Adjourned to Friday.
Ordered that the term of this Court for the year
1875 be held at the Capitol In the city OF Albany
commencing Tuesday, the 18th day oil January, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, and that calendar be made for
that term upon which snail he placed only such
causes as snail be noticed for argument az said
term, and In which notice oil argument, with due
proof OF service tbere0i. shali De ned with the
clerk OF the Court on or before the 5th day OF
January next
Tne following is the day calendar OF the Court OF
Appeals TOR Friday, December 1s:-Nos. $50, l52,
153 1855, 155, 157, 1885, ljg
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
BROOKLYN.

Judge Moore, In the Court Of Sessions yester-
dsy. sentenced George Ambrose, for indecent as.
sauIt. to the Pcnltentlary for four years ana ten
months.
Mrs. Perrin, OF No. 43s Fulton street, was robbed
OF set OF diamond earrings, valued at $500, yes
tcrday. The rogue effected an entrance to her
apartments during her temporary absence.
Last evening fair In aid Of the House OF the
Good Shepherd, East New YORK, was opened at
the Academy OF Music. The receipts will be de.
voted te ward iiQuda ting the cost oil the newly
erected building of that most Charitable OF Cnrls-
tian orders.
rne Commissioners OF Charities will on Monday
next commence the distribution oi supplies TO
the poor from each OF the 1ve stor ehouses estab-
lsned. Tne orders gwen wall De iOr 81 and 81 50
worth oi groceries, according 10 the requirements
OF the applicants Tor relief
There n quite o contest going on IN the City
Court lust now between the democratic managers
over the appointment OF chief clerk IN that Court
"a n,l the vacancy caused BY the death OF Mr..
Stepncn J. Colanln. Ex-kegister Mclaughlin ID
urging the appointment OF ex-ConRressman
Wililam r. Robinson, and Judge hcvue iavors the
selection OF Mr.. Charles }. Lowery, clerk In the
Dime savings BANK
Argument on m appeal from the order OF Judge
Pratt vas nsa, d In the cases Of Royal and Ru-
dolph sammis indicted for murder In the second
degree, before Justices Barnard, Tappen ana
Donuhte yesterday. Judge Prutt, it will be re.
msmbered, denied the motion OF the counsel Tor
oeIence Tor Q change OF venu. IL was claimed
that ialr trial could not be had In suffolk county,
the applicant Is strong. The Court reserved its