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ARRIVED
ss.@hD Eyds (Br) C,myben Gi-sgo- PcS IA ,ui mo,ss
10Th. WITH ndss. and T., Hsaaersos Bros
lDtb Island 81 oSvooi s,
ferf and West lad, steamship 60
and pas 70 J,mes W. 9nntari 20
ss.map Alee@,s Kelly. Norfolk ssa uds and pass OH De-
SHIP woOaeatD of G-,.no's. B,asu c,u, Nov ;, .oa Ia
BARK Am. lsorl Nego Liverpool ~ lays, ~iss All
Bng sr.h fillmore Coz soston Staples Saga - i,ys -'h
Brig Corseso lot "nls N So. tasaer Curseio 10 i,J r,a
8ns C.prs,. lot soLt,u B.aob,a M.l,s, u I.y. s NO
lasss
DOMESTIC PORTS
America from Bumore bark Brothers IRON cnjoa si schr
NsvORLaAs,. FeD 27.-C,,red steamer G,sgs Cromwell
NvYOrk ship GAuihoj and bark Resuu. f,r HIyc Ausea
The ss' steamers City OF Dallas ard Western Metropolis, ron ssv
BiLrrsoss PED 27Ar,ed steamer, Blackstone from D,s,s.
1 5Sp'' Thomson '" Ne" '''' and H'' L. Gov '" F'''''
Ba.ror 27-Auvsi steamship b.rs
fw e rbons E',ngens oad Forest Prince ron Ces"esoai
AA. fsAscnoo Feb z6Th steamship COusunoon 'r7' iods
GAtvrsros Feb s7cs.rrt, bark yir 0r Liverpool. ArnrA
San Japts sad bars GREY M,Ddesom Liverpool
pSi,rp fi,, Tor Boston 5,ss sssnss @ H,rs .r p,s
King loE Nssfors, Cleared barA Dsdns. fS Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ess Tbeob.d sOhsnn Passa, Jonas n,aHs AMI Regina
Sss% 'e IRON bs s Uf s6 Si % On s A S
and seeas.or An'sd os from ihs CnS state. o' a.. @ b.
the United Thomas smsi Gos nssS,
nI 9assso% ia fsS s7T IN '' Lao. steamship Balls.
left at $3.50 o'clock ts afternoon ot Se~i1'E Iss iamsa
Line City Of Baltimore ao ,ad from ths 2ori 0v
Asss,.: ssS y Vi, HA,.E. F.S sss, r.s' nal o..
Ns~Yors arrived Pl,m, the 18th lie Cv o. Pea
ANA sailed Asp,n Esil for Nsw.Yok to-day.
H.vAsI FEB. 2rIe steamship CiOoO'.f. from Me- T"s "vA
here this afsraoou
Lo,pos Peb 27rhe Brush .nio John s.rssrr i-.y rvs.
Antwerp for Ph.dsIpO' h been "a collision aod W" d'''S'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
GOVERNHEVT WEATHER REPORT,

OyFTCR OF IHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, ID. C., Saturday. FEB 2S d. M
SyuoDsis for The past ~ hours.


The barometer has risen since Thursday
ntt i'm the 3liddc and Eastern states. lake region and
ONO Valley; II has fallen In the south west ana NORM
wast The temperature has risen in the South Atlantic
ana If states and the lower Missouri Valley; II has
fallen in the extreme northwest. 49,
Northwest winds aud clear weather prevail In the MD
die and Eastern States: south west winds ana partly
clouly weather in tue lake region south aud south
east winds prevail in the southern states, WITH cloudy
weather and IN the Southwest with cloud aud rain
falling barometer sOutheriy winds, ana cloudy weather
aro reported f.Ou oregon.
Ir0babiiihss.
For s,turd,y I'm The Middle ana Eastern States, alta
t,onary or rising barometer, northwest winds, and
clear weather 81, -, -. ant -,
FOR ne NifIds iHdnfie and South Atlantic Sdies, stu
ouarv md fanpg barometer, rindS ceerug 10 S0"h o"a
east piih increasing ctoUd,ncss.
For The Gull states rastery winds. cloudy and rainy
weather. , -. -, IL, j..
For tho Ohio Yaler northeast ana southeast ~ind'.
falling barometer cloudy weather, and possibly Light
rain. -, -, -. ,, ., ~
For the lower lake region. oith and west winds fal
inc or stationary barometer and partly cloudy weather
For the upper lakes stationary and rsng barometer
ives. 10 northwest winds, lower temperature ana
.loar or clearing weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
PRESENTATION TO NJ. THEIRS.

TESTIMONIAL FROM THE FRENCH CITIZENS or NEW.
YoRK-REPLY or NJ. THEIRS.
PARIS. Friday. Feb. II. 1874
ExPrcsidcnt Thiers was yesterday presented
with album sent by tho French residents OF New
York.
NJ Theirs. in rosponse 10 the spokesman OF the deega
Zion which brought the album. said: Thi, g IS strong
testimony OF tho esteem Ot Frenchmen residing in
era American ctes whom distance preserves the
political passions prevan: here. and who represent
the impartial Judgment of posterity. The noble
amplo Of Washington should 10 model for all Of us.
Those who France will he fortunate If. unitedy.
they sCoeed in accomplishing the work God gave Wash
ington to achieve alone. have hopes that you will
bear these words 10 your American cOmpatriOts."
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fIN HONOR or SUNNY.

TO fh Edttor Of rae TrtbHn.
SIR: After reading in this mornings rRB
usE the glowing tribute TO stumpv." hearts 70
spond with sympathetic feeling and caDnot resiss
addressing you on the subject. Had We known before
this OF tho existence OF ths faithfui snina,
we should have shown proper regard 70 .
friend OF our daily paper bayius failed tins. ~
nope 10 make MP for our apparent neglect In being
among the first and foremost ~ those who will uI-
doHDtedly subscribe to a monument destined 20 pre-
serve the memory aud virtues % feline friend E
spe0tfully yours a. q.
No 1866 Stdte st Bro0lfyr
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TELEGRAPuC NorK3

-. Tho coal strike in 1ioga County Penn. 10.
coded AID the companies agree to the miners' terms
THE State Agent Of the Indiana Cfrangers has
reports 81 the organization Of A50 Grsbg Inf.na
sixteen 10 each county.
LIN conformity with municipal order the
famous Paddock Elms 10 TeDontt, Boston dsss ssl
removed yesterfsy great otosj The
Sstsr History SOcey have iAsgss
pre.eryAos sborak the size ~ che largest Bnsrsh st
Hat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
s,oxrr,. H,ood and Liver eyrup Tor slrofal.

SrOylll's b'OOd ana Liver 10Y
Bripsg. Cont HeHrsa int Aila De''S Ehs 'st
mcne shch pcnestes ,sr'a'nJ " NJ
Ion lanhesd maahs ccnauoD AMI b. d.neiss
and TIE blood ts ScorLLs BLOOD ~.
number diseases JY inhAnallpTf ,ssS
in the blood much srr,r blns generally sac
nciuie disorders wl1 Irct no ~ SssA
he au Giles hG hksvie h '5
srsrVs ailments ~ which iemls, 's,sasDf sn9re
Pr, pefbo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
TILE nrIIu PENAL1Y.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Chrstopher Rafferty,, con-
ycted OF tho murder OF Policeman oMsrs In this city
about two years ago. hanged at ociock to-day IN
the ia At Waukegan, Ill. where his last trial ana con
yiotion took place. lie died without a struggle.
JAoKsoSynLg, Fla. Feb. 27-WIism kesne, the muir
derer Of Valentine hanged aii0:oo o'clock this morn
inr, lie acknowledged that he committed the murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
NAGAsAKr. Friday, Fob. 2
THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.

REPORTED REPUISE OF REPUBLICAN TRoops by
THx CARiIsTs BEFORE BILBAO.
BAYossE. Friday. Feb. ~. 1874
The Spanish army, under Gen. Moriones, has
made three attacks the Carlist force before Bilbao
and was repulsed each time.
MADRID. Friday. Fob. 81 1874.
The Government has withdrawn tho garrison from
Toiosa. in the Province OF GuipuzoOa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE INsuRRECTIoN IN Japan

THE lNSURRECTION IN JAPAN.
ADVANCE oY THE INSURGENTS TO THE Walls OF
SAGAsAKf-1HE roRrIoN RESIDENTS PROTECTED
BY WAR VESSELS.
NAGAsAKI. Friday. Fob. q. 1874.
Inc Insurgents have advanced to the walls of
Nagasski, and there has been some fighting with
what result is unknown
The foreign residents are safe under the protection
OF their Consuls aud meD-of-war in tho harbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
aws,t ought 60 be eon.,drrca ,leno,n, and I..s.I

Cola 2. Sc.st gold = so'i alloy n6. all se r-qurs~'.s
gold may considered honest gold u looks veil snd "~s
we'll All otter proportion. M ,sr prsieIohs anu 2oass 10
H. .nd cars nsy be tolerated tbey ss bs.oa pessss
nj rad with .b.., "Tls Book u Hall hsrts-
An scn. visiting Bagsnd sholI Mr. SrEEErsf, store .1s
Conduit st 40. is hsnion BhgiaI np~t ss
choice gold sSerr 6asl'h -s'e"' S''~
aai brosL.. Catalogue post fres-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
THE ASUANTEE WAr.

WHAT BROUGHT ABOUT TnE FIVE DAYS FIGHTING.
LONDON. Saturday Feb. g.
Advices from the Gold coast represent that
MP to the 29th Of January 1t doubtful whether the
Ashantees meant peace war.
News having been received that large fcrce OF the
enemy collecting in the OF the British advance.
reconnaissance made. this led to the series OF
battles previously reported which endcd'n the capture
of Coomasslo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
6usslal Notices

rS,t.-C. states Register, or kiae rw'Isifrs.
son h, q pisTURNKLL. II Soaih 6th o.. Fnhs =.
ikJA.-Nsw Railroad Map Of tse y III. Ms,eI fsa
,a,,..rS. na. sorsOe i .se MA s"'s s
ssruspIi fse ~ is7t ~u eio', :, ' =, 10 so o. ~
~ hSpa. ~ ~ a .na "a SATURDAY 81 ~ no ,.s - "A
Th. Tribpne Ah, any 'o' 1879
ALA NJ Hgw.ih hdsA, ~" y
TnK rNiBuhh yF'""
p,.. ~ ,~~t., toe al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
LIE LOCOMOTIVE ENGivEERs.

CLEVELAND, Feb. g7.-The Convention of
Locomotive Engineers Is stl Ia session. II Is rumored
that general strike has boon decided upon. aud that
the details are being arranged IL 10 also stated that
there - oOnsierabe opposition 20 tins oOurse hnd that
the non strikers 10 nos jsrrY their pont toY WI fotn
q scvslt.y ylxsDls.t.vu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

msnd for money In order that business may 20 on
"a IL ought 20 co. Is 80 earnest and emphao that tho
Member OF Congress who dserKards IL will favor
ably remembered In either section.( Richmond Eo-
qursr (Dein1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2,.-Capt. Clark ii. Wells
has been ordered as Executive at the Boston Navy
Yard First Assistant Engineer A. j. Kenyon has been
ordered the Mdhopac Capt Francis A Roe has been
detached from tho Navy Yardat Boston and ordered as
Executive at the Norfolk Nayy-Yard Lieut.. James NJ
Forsyth has been detached from the Philadelphia Navy
Yard and ordered the Powhatan: First Lieut. Samuel
T. Tlden OF tho Engineer Corps has been ordered to
report on the ist April next the Department OF the
Naval Observatory for duty in connection with the
obser ration OF the transit OF Venus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
NiTIL IHTELLIGENCE.

CLOsE OF TIE NAVAL DRILL AT FLORIDA BAY.
FLORIDA BAY. VIA KEY WEST, Fob. e.
The exercises finished here aud the fleet is now on
lis way to the Tortugas where the will be allowed
liberty shore. Monday Capt. Ransom will entertain
Admiral Case Commodore Parker, Capt. Jones OF the
British Legation az Washington. and the commanders
OF the vessels on the Colorado Afterward the Wabash
will 60 TO Havana and the remainder Of the feet to Key
West where monitor exercises will DO held The land
ing exercjes OF 200 sailors and marines will then take
place Tue principal vessels VIII go to Havana ia de-
tachmouts, aud then proceed 10 their stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

C,sxbs and CoIds.-Spsedy s8J HsavsAs-s
TolU sold by 5rIgssA % '>ss
haiti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

sct Such tncasur~, I've thought vas directly opposed
70 tnc principles OF that rsforD winch had boon ~
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
LATEST SNIP NEWS

PROM abASG0w--ir st.ap,spp fIyro psb ~ Mrs las<
Ma S,isle CsVt Hutcbsoa ar Jsbkos sEd Mr. Neoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

Ladies suffering from Rupture m'.su r,e,S .'i 's:.
cnrd kL,TiU 6S3 br0aisay PrFI> ..ooa 5s
ssj.n Meal prng hnssrpsfs ihr 'qoBg, pals not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

DECISION AGAINST A FRENCH PRETENDER.
PARIS. Friday Feb. g. 1874
The Court OF Appeals has dismissed tho
claim Of Haundorif. who styled himself Louis XVII.
pronouHCag the mau crafty advcnturer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
MiRRJGD.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Stsn.od. Con1., rpr-i.' Fss -
S7t D., Rev Smt. Doise Via. u Baeknia i,1eJs DA.s
10 L. EAm. ..axa.s Nma ss5 dss.fOrs DO '-'aA
Al Notices Of KAy7dgss must De 'a3orsef 1't NJ
agar aad aifress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

So 900 for Tract Society $4,000 each for the American
Mirsonery Aseoo,ation and the Sunday school Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
TEMPER ANOE.

=. PROGRESS OF THE CAUSE
o'' mm,,-rnmR SUCCESS MOI REMARKABLE AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

LONDON Peb 81 The Brush sniy John Bsrbsur. ivsr m
Antwerp Phalepbs has been collision ,ni VS. j,ns<si
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
Nsw- York, DC

REPORTED AGREEMENT BETWEEN TUE UNION AND
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANIES REGARD
ING FREIGHT AID PASSENGER BATES. ,
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Ihe Times this morning
says transpired that Sidney Dillon and Jay Could.
representing the Union Pacific Railroad Company met
at Denver few days ago. prominent officials Of ths
Kansas Pacific Railroad and entered into agreement
which specifies that the Union Pacific road shall here
after prOrae with the Kansas line all through freight
and passenger business and impose the same charges
from Omaha charged from Kansas City to Chey-
enne. 1t is also stipulated that the former shall Or
range the running OF It's time to enable the trains d
the latter Company make the proper connections fou
the quick transit OF their freight and passengers. All
these stipulatons to remain effect until do
this arrangement has been made 1t will destroy the
monopoly heretofore held by the Iowa lines and Will
nure greatly to the benefit OF the Chicago and Aton
Railroad, which has through line to kearney
junction. aud will 1t is said. put on through cars 81
THE REPORTS OF THE ROBBERY AND swINDLING OF
PASSENGERS on THE CENTRAL PACIFIC ROAD
SAID TO BE EXAGGERATED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-Mr. TOwne, the
General Passenger Agent the Central Pacific Railroad
declares that reports Of the robbery and swndlnl
of their passengers Dy short card and monte Sharpe
have much exaggerated, and says the officers do
all In their power prevent the success or gamblers
who are licensed by the State.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
A QUESTION OF STATES, RIGHTS.

CHICAGO, Oct 13.-Some weeks since Geo.
W. Smith was Kidnapped from Mass,c County. ILL.,. and
taken Tennessee, where is alleged, he Is under in
dic:ment for murder The attention OF Gov Beveridgs
WAS called TO the matter aud he demanded from Gov
Brown of Tennessee return Of Smith and the dehv.
cry to the Illinois authorities OF the kdnappers,
b. K Ward and NJ. L. Williams Gov. Brown has at lasa
replied to the demand He reviews tho facts In the
case admits that the action Of the Tennessee oicals
was without the warrant OF law but hopes that
much as Smith notoriousy guilty OF murder, and thas
there Intentional dsrespect shown to the au-
thores OF this State, Gov. Beverdge may fnd 1t CON-
pable with his sense OF duty TO let the matter re
as IL now stands. This Gov. Beverldge Is not WILLING
TO do but the contrary reuews his demand for the
return Of smith and for the arrest aud delivery to the
State authorities OF the kdnappers He says that the
guilt or innocence the accused - not In question
that the laws OF Illinois provide for the detention for
reasonable time OF person against whom there 70
evidence OF liability for crime in'snother state, and thae
the abductors had authority legal preteDse for
their act 1t Is said that the murder with which the
prisoner (5mith) Ia charged IL the killing OF man wns
attempted TO prevent his deseron from the Conedes
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
THE COTTON CROP.

REPORTS OF IT'S CONDITION ON THE FIRST DAY o.
OCTOBER.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The condition Of the
cotton crop indicated by tho following State averages
deduced October returns OF the Department o
Agriculture The crop OF Virginia is too small to innn
ence perceptiby the general result North Carolina a.
decline Of two per during September South Car
oina s3 decline of four per cent; Georgia. so an i'm
provement of three per cent Florida. 81 an improve
ment Of four per cent: Asbama 49, decline CT six pes
cent; Mississippi. "A, change; Louisiana. g. ne
change; Texas TO- an increase Of FIVE per cent Arkan
sas, OF eight cent Tennessee, So sa
of four cent The notes show that ON
the Atlantic coast the OF the decline were droutn
rust and excessive rains, in some cases accompanied
by beating winds. In the Gulf Coast States few
cases OF insect injuries added to the
above, but the weather was also very unfa
vorable to the development OF destructive
insect life In some cases continued drouth of three
months reported The top was dried up and the
middle crop greatly reduced The crop opens freely
and the picking generally was IN rapid progress. Ia
some cases the seed had sprouted In the ball. Along
the Of Texas heavy rains fell, accompanied by
gales lasting days In the inland States Arkan
sas several counties report Improvement
In the condition OF the growth though In one or two no
has fallen since May In others the drouth has NOS
been The above averages refer only TO the
condition Of the on the first day OF October In
cludng its state OF development vitality and heathfu
ness This is but element In the calculation OF the
yield in quantity, which has not yet been completed
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
THE BRIDGEPORT TRAGEDY.
A YOUNG GIRL MURDERED BY HER LOVER.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. 12.-There has been
great in this city for the past days over
q supposed murder On the morning OF Saturday, Oct.
8, the body Of Ellen Lucas. young GIRL found In
shallow brook three inches deep There marks
upon the body indicate the Of her DEATH and
postmortem examination showed that she did not die
from drowning. Suspicion exclted that murder
had been committed, and the lover OF the dead girl
James E. Latin age &C. arrested. The inquest has
been continued from day to day SINCE The verdict
dered on Saturday last charged Latin with the murder
OF the deceased who had. her family testified been
ruined by the prisoner Poison has been found hidden
an old shoe in the stables where Latin kent his
horses, and chemist Ia at work upon the stomach
the deceased to II traces OF 1t be dscov
cred there Everything advanced by Latin to prove an
abi has been disproved by good Witnesses and all the
evidence 10 strongly against him.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
THE CONFRATERNITY OF THE BLESSED
SACRAMENT
A CARD FROM THE RECTOR or ST. IGSArIUs.

A CARD FROM THE RECTOR OF ST. IGSATiUs.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In tO-day's TRIBUNE, under the title
OF Episcopal Policy" you speak Of the confraternty
of the Blessed Sacrament secret society. These
are times when very grave injustice is done by means
OF q single word. I The TRIBUNE Is far above
the desire the intention Of perpeuatng any SANDER
Will you kindly permit ne the chief officer OF tho
American branch OF the ConfraernitY Of tho Bessed
that Society has been secret society.
sorry be compelled, iD justice to the Contra
ternty that persistent efforts seem 20 have been
made TO cast Odium upon the C0nfraternity o the
Blessed Sacrament to start and encourage by "deD
ferrous untold false imagnIngs -
to what that Society may perhaps be and then 70
hang the CoDtraternty thus grieyousy sanGered as
dead weight upon the neck OF any candidate for Don
position with view to sinking him. The objects
Of the COnraernty have from the first been publ shed
to the world. There other objects than those
that published 1t Is quito unnecessary 70 restats
them; suffice 1t to say special means have long since
been taken place those objects and the three simple
rules OF the COnfraternty under the personal eye of
every bishop priest aud deacon the American Church
Tue work OF the Confraternty prayer II has never
has been charged min gled 10 church politics. IL
wholly averse ecclesiastical any other intrigue 70
has secret purposes TO further. It's members sro
scattered from Maine to California. It holds only one
meeting year. and that meeting sits with open doors
That there might be mistake about the matter the
the opening services. 10 remain during the session
NeU YORK, Oct. IL, 1874 +. e. LIVER.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14

xIIth Election District Of tho 4viifn Assembly
District During the investigation on Monday tho Com
mIs.ioners were Informed by Patrolmen Kiemey ana
Yennedv of the Seventh Precinct that d. M. Brown an
,nspector of the With Election District OF the Vth
Assembly District was absent from the registration Of
fee from 10 a. IN to p. m and aso 'na. Oh
os,on. ,hora vera only two of the other inspectors
present. the third inspector going out Tor dinner On
motion OF Commissioner voorhis the accused inspectors
we're summoned to appear before t"o oo"iu ~ -,
Yesterday and the trial Of Brown was postponea "a vi
The accused inspectors. william LEWIS, ~ eod tha, the
Payner were present. The officers .nae a. s 9
inspectors successivoly left the registration once no xs
dinner. one of tho inspectors being absent nours
The Election law has the following warning III oecon
81: ,...o, A :, ,,.t .h,ii vi,bout urrent
,ecessiv ab,en himself the pse OF regsson or e pou
,he ala district ppop any registration or election WHEREBY %
such election oistc sn DO
the hours election or canvass oil baot
shall upop adulged guilty OF ssa
shall be punhei BY the county not less aan W
dsy more than shall be fined NOT less than soOo nor
more than 81 0D0. or both . ...,o.,o,s a., ,ha
In the present case the accused Inspectors In the
onInjou OF the Police dd not oifer sum
cient excuse The inspectors accordingly removed
and the papers in the case were sent 10 the Dstric'
Attorney for presentation TO the Grand jury