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oouI's.y
In the Virginia CnFofaee xnoe i~ s'a
hshmsns, commsnd us ior SURPRISING
stupidity TO that Of last evening. Inc
editor OF thai dsiectaois shsss sndea'ors
to throw upon the hsPuoiean majority
OF nj State Legislature the onus OF Tho
d~isgraosfui p~roesedings which occurred
In the Assembly chamber on the ias' a
Of the session. oy eniidisn anu
ridiculous suoesriuss' hs says IN snee'
that sAs hsPaonoan majority were 's''
annica'. Inn. 'ne 'PsA was ~
tent ana ahiail' ana 'na. 'a'.,' ~.
ninonJ haa NO 'u wa"
moo ia~' . 'n.' .A.'
pslisd 70 insn's no' 70
end dssifsd' ..' "' ' VI wv p
preparation BALL ano PSI e0n.equ.
IN extra ssssion. pseauss '0''
the speaker ruiso asA'hs' 'n'"' "n' Wv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-09

Commonwealth old Indian among
M laid up Last FAN . large stock Of pine
nuts. Keeping thsm c.refully hidden
until . few days since. whom he rssur.
rsctsd thsm. Having . monopoly Of
the article he disposed Of them at 81.
horbitant rates 10 his fellow aboriginals.
The idea Of submitting 10 the intolern-
bio monopoly became unbsarable to the
other Indians and accordingly they
made . raid on his storo and cleaned
him out; showing that communicate
ideas are mot confined 10 civilized peo-
ple.-RoD Crescent. March Ga.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-09

Mnrxo RzcoEnrn.-Yesterday. the
annual election for Mining Recorder Of
Ely District took place. Two candi-
dates were In the Geld, J. @. Henderson
and Mr.. J. L. Donohus. the former re-
csivine l66 and the latter l8S votes, be
ing . majority Of 2s3. Tho election
passed OF very quietly without unplsa.-
sntnsss Of any kind.-FsoeAe Record,
nurch ga.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-09

AsrscIAL dispatch TO the New York
TSibsps says thai the Latest runor aioai
al tho National Capitol Is. thai Attorney
General wiIliams.is 70 DO nominated -
Minister 70 Russia. and hat ex-senator
Csrpsutsr will bs made Attorney Gen.
srA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-09

ARTHUR HKLr. who has recently bo-
como celebrated a. tho editor OF the
Grsr2ls Memoirs. died in London yester-
dav. "a "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-09
LIMcoLN HOSE 90. NO.. 3.
LOST!

Nm MONDAY, MARCH sTH, BETWEEN
~ the Railroad DEPOT and Baliion Ravine,
Gold hin, Q GOLD ENAMBLRD EAR DROP.
The finder siii be puiasly rewarded by leav-
lng the came al Douchsy's hatcher Shop. Just
above the Railroad crossing. mho Sc
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MARRIED.

ELLISON -ROBERTs-in Virginia. March a.
BY the Right Iisy. bishop Whitaker, Hon. p.
n. Killson, Of Nyc county, to Miss Evelyn
l~ioserts, 81 thls city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-09
BORN.

DIGGISs-Ih vir6inia. March Q. to u. wife Of
Jerry Diggins. q daughter.
pRONsoN-ln viTtnIa. March 9, 10 tho wife
Of william BrsnSon, Q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-09
INDEPENDENT OF COMBINATIONS,
RELIABLE INDEMNITY,
HONORABLE DEALING

And rates graded according TO the burning
hazard of the risk as.uned.
, 1875-07-04
A Dogs SuEuCttYe

The London Times OF the 18th OF June says:
yesterday afternoon three boys and d little
girl, named Minnie Jordan, daughter OF q
brickla. CT living in Groat st. Andrew's street,
Seven Dials. were sitting upon tho parapet OF
the Thames embankrneat, between Waterloo
and Huugcrford bridges, when sudden gust OF
wind blew one Of the boys on to tue pavement
and the little girl into the river. A cry for help
WAS raised, aud d gentleman vino was passing
slipped the collar from his Newfoundland dog
lifted the animal up aud coolly dropped him into
the water. The child =: that moment rose to the
surface, and the sagacious brute turned his head
in her direction, seized her By the collar Of her
capo, and. directed BY his master, swam with mis-
little burden to tho adjacent stairs Tho gentle
man called cab, placed the child in it. and
drove OF to the Endell street baths, when the
girl was taken home little the worse for her
immersion. The owner of tue dog refused to
give hie name, but observed that the dogs name
uaa Ready"
, 1875-07-04

-"
20 ure or ine preceding year, oat. as the houses
ngre are az cheap one-stoFy frame buildings in
"nlcn BAMBOO poles and paper Partitions enter
'atkey hto 'ue CONSTRUCTION, tne damaRo IN
o9aa18 aao GEMS "as srahio9 compared with the
G1'caeo nle. IL IL ssio and PROBABLY with truth,
toat 90 mouse IN 9edo Is sure Of longer
e1lstence 1nan seven years. f1res and
20 wealth hefe. Iho temples ana public build
inee Ne 90 closely guarded. aud have such w1do
opon epaces ABOUT Them, that they escape IN Or
otnary eonaAsIat'pns- Apronos ct earthquakes,
. gentleman VINO mas long resided ~ ioko1ama
inIosms me that u the ono month OF MaJ,
low no less tnAn 70 distinct snoeks OF earth
4uaae Nere 1elt IN that city. out none OF them
were eevere enough to DO auT percsptblo dam
rvs: Iney are nor always SO slighs' u 1850,
teFlaole .eaftn4uake shook feoo to 1ts centre
kInnR 5o'oo0 or its inhabitants; ..
1he remark Is often made that ono Chinese
town 1ooss exactly like another. and this 6tate-
ment #ll equally apply to japan. NE hastily
arrive ut the conclusion that al the streets OF
1edo look exactly alike, as well as the houses
and the Inhabitants These first Impressions
upon the eye are doubtless erroneous. and few
years residence Wouldtglve the eye sufficient
training TO easily distinguish tho shades OF df-
ference. 1t IL said that the Shah OF Persia, as
1873 visited all the chief cties Of Europe, vas
1epnse t1Hs hs;x ~ ta1osat e!s4ss w.
itIno anu ous ne nao pssn unapae ~
t,;s ~ ah5 I.neleace W
LII" @nes @ll !ooAea eaacas aane, ,,
~ ~ aG s;tn 'AeAsesE "a ess,. nocsss - a.;,.5
,'a,o teaa a. VIZ srs % Saa W hi.ns,
,,a Wy 9iuas' . vspane'e w III ~ 49,
th;n, ~ ~, ~ ea;nst W e o.t.t;or oo .ro
t.,G ~ ,ea uH ntts = nsss1;na ha,sea
a.an ~ tI,a vas1tha sa,aon co,.a'e1 ~ n.nrs
49, ~. w 49,, ~ .e,oroe aias.a. ~,
vno 49,, -" sha1a
ny tmS e.np{ souuu Auos 1a aaa sat.s. aoose'
- hsnho ,.oo1 ~ ~ - hrsnaj
taa.n ~. ~ ,sus 49,, 49,, a;tI ~;
,und ~ t 1nthino 9th rnof ~ hasvr fla, ~
Tha bonsaa in Janan contain m <nrn;tnra Tha
Aoors NJ t,e roons .re cnrared with soft rn,tt;ne
. ;nchea Fiji m.i. ;nto aac,;ons ahont q inches
3,no snd inches w;da md honnd Win :. h}acl
hnrdar Thera ara NJ cna;ra heds s,oo,s sofoa
~ an1tbi,o ~ La m ~ at down nnnn aYcant
tha n3.ttine Far m1lows small wnpden hores
short ;nches ifsh ara msed The sidas n Tho
d;ffare1t Toom. .7a mnda into slid,nc % n,rt;tions
ahont faet h;ch. mnde Of fna wh;ta Wood
iat1;ca;3 in smr1i snn.res and coverad w;tb +h;n'
wh;ta a;~onc naner which resamh1a. narchmanr
Tha hast mint from which Yeio 1n.v Ia
eean is the ttaro Yama hi1I Thara are tvo
fI,sh3a of stean stopa stena which aecana thu mll
no ,,a;no ~ men ma +ba other ~ Eonan
, 1875-07-04

CONSULT DR. SMITH. or NEW FORK CITY,
free, on e7n and ear, chronic noryous, and female
diseases IN MASONIC Temple eosnos Randolph and Hal
, 1875-07-04

PHYSICIAN WHO ATTENDED,
j. D. khyfnuR. about the middle OF March last, will
confer grsat favor b. sending his address to D. l.
, 1875-07-04

Death to the Weed.
Three species Of insects have been named by
Dr.. Horn which feed upon tobacco and cigars,
and render them unit for use. They are all
beetles or known to science as the Cataro1na
simpler, Hyloteres. and Cal1ndra or.yzoe.
, 1875-07-04

pRoF. =; B. sMVTHE THK CELEBRATFD
French Natural Phssieian ceated At 81 and s. south
CtArkst, prepared all chronic diseases bJ ha
and -oeeesaf9s method called ths D5n1n:o Cure.
Rheunas1n PARALYSIS. neuralgia catarrh, asthma. ete.,
eerlGcates testify. Consultations free. Hours: .. m
to II m. Ind Ito 2. m.
, 1875-07-04

INFORMATION WANTED-OF MARY ST CLARE,
OF Hpral Centre Indiana; will hear Of something to
her advantage by leaving her address at South Des-
, 1875-07-04

nIvoRCKS-LRoALLY oBTANED-NoT FRAUD
- ulenty. Res altar Decree Ten ye14s practices h
so1zss af ohteazo. Address Post oaos Boz lou,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Michael Powers and James Campbell, charged
passage om Dmeara con.ntird yesterday by
Commissioned Oshon Tor ezamit alton to-day.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday.
A1rh oedei guilty n em1IEng letters from the Post
Oho snu cevaD pleaded guilty. Of selling unsamped cgar
M Tor Edward Woodwar charged
visa sos'''-s ar "a stolen from The mall acquitted
An appeal from the Judgment of the Court of
al NE ens Term Of the Sapr-me Court Walker indicted in
zoe Ou ~ neral Sessions Tor cruelty with which he
snsl ss' o"er machine When he asked
~ oe 70 tne Court u Special
ne now asks - that conviction aside ground
th 'h III mere a no proeon TO him future trial thu
reserved.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday before
JuAgr Robert hetat pleaded guilty bur
g e o Caspar No. go Bast Broadway
req l. as lu "as rcnaadel for James Kelly VIM
s ~ SIMILAR plea the complainant being George Ho OF
No hIaao ana the Il beng the 9th They
teHesa " Ie. IN the state Prsoa Haufori. siss Charles
NAY thirf PLEADED gltY three Indictments charging
him MIN rAna arc,aY and the Prison for
vas sentenced 10 years in the State Prison Valentine Dahren
charged VIA eonous assault battery john oman
guilty Anu Vas Sentenced TO the Penentary Samuel M
ne WI stealing 20 from Richard H. Bagott OF No l39
was d and acquitted Carrie Rogers the coored laun
No 80 with suaghJt tsd and claimed that she
her one vas convicted and sent TO Sat- Prison for years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
DECISIONS-MARcH 70.

Supreme COwt-Chambers--By Judge Lawrence.-
,OoaA proceed gner the heretofore granted agt
% b. m for H s9n Gs,1 s Gosis
ton denied with Pollock GwvuD-Defaut opened
Of receiver Is denied Without cost: vanis
Ba-Moon 10 yncte order Of arrest granted Lacey
vt Allen The v.sats order Of arrest IS denied with
deueT with 10 vaca's
TO vaea'e orier Of arrest denied. with $40 costs
Labertson AIT Van 20 vacte
Of rst deli vito Powell POweL-Thsre must be
porarv amony for fee statheckor 0skey
.reni. from cirsu peiusi Of IL. siaisys submitted il
m 70 me ye dou a whether The defendant was guilty OF any such
fraudulent rpseniAon 10 contracting the debt TO justify his ar
% AZ there eo9e Of evidence on tins point shall order
The plaintiff al to report .a evidence With bis opinion therein
irsch sat Hrseh-Report u reer is confirmed and decree
yol.e s.F,sd to psPnf schmidt. &C. as Lsyyrao order
aud notion IS restored the Chamber calendar for the 18Th inst at
& 1o~cr CON-, 'I n I s sos,, ds st seeuritT
lurans Company In this wSh to hear counsel s 10 the
power OF the court 10 grant Va Allowance
b. Jolse g White Mason as A1n,ro9 T
aMoton iele Veremo9iay a StschMotlo9 tenled
referee coadne. lnd Of divorce granted to PLAINTIFF
granted
se,l ermBv Jlire Van vOr'tKrcheh sgt schio'a -Jods
meh for DlsinuL-See opinion
b. Judge Van BrunHewon ro~nshend c,vo iagt Davis
At Se .,r,an St,5%. .gi Pal-rpamauer oyerrued
DE Wolf AT. Owen -siemOraniIm for counsel
Cfrcu-Pgrt HBY Judge Van Yorst-Haden agt COlensn-
Melton Tor rev trial granted.
Superior COHrt-SDecial Tern-By Judge Freedman
The the
amendments the stenOgaDher
required Rule 43 Of the rules and By Ruie IL of
this Court noer defect that the papers submitted contain too many
erau and inte-lnelaons
By J1dgs ag Davidson ,L-orer settled stan
Pronunciation gnte abide Of suit Pres
Of the Insurance Company OF North America Scott ct al
The att hon b. scc0rance with rule: application
y1pa, JfrGacs defendants Of ABIDE
Glow PlA-Motol amenl complaint granted
Of ~ trial nd costs N
posing rhAYer.hotOn granted Palk sgt
Kemgnouon acld complaint Of defendants
since notice Of tnsl irisl fee for FebmTs Term aud
opposing Nehle The BoweT SAVINGS Bank
Motion " sGbs..tlta def ndant granea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
CIVIL NOTES.

In the habeas corpus proceedings with ref
erence to Bridget Theresa McQuinlan, reported in THE
TRIBUNE OF Yesterday the girl brought into Supreme
was done Err uncle having IL was stated made no
oppos0n 10 departure from uuder his CONTROL when
the writ was served Oh hlm
On account OF the continued illness OF Judge
Woodruff, Judge Batchford yesterday again formally
opened and adjourned until next Tuesday the March
Term OF the United States Circuit Court, civil side.
Judge BatcnfOrd announced that IT. ny next tuesuay,
Judg 20 Woodruff well enough 10 attend ~ Was
certain other judge would proceed Win the
business IN his stead.
Judge Van Worst, at Supreme Court, Special
Term In the suit OF Alexander r. Kircheis against VIII
liam r schoss aud Others brought 10 set aside an
insovent has decided that the schedule or
creditors be paid, annexed 20 the assignment was
not igHed when assignment was Acknowledged ana
this left debtor sucn power over MS cIoutoIs as
70 make the deed fraudulent IN law ana Void.
In the SurrOgate's Court, before Surrogate
Hutchngs yesterday formal proof OF the execution OF
the will and oodic of William Hutchinson the sub
stance OF which given in yesterdays TRIBUNE, was
put H. The codicil. in which he Acknowledges his
his wife and children, Is contested Dy one
OF his and grandson, whose shares afe puruehc
by IL with more restraints alienation than those OF
the Others. Mr. Uaderh appeared for the proponents
and exJudge White for tie CONTESTANTS OF the oodlc
In the Superior Court, Part l.. yesterday, be-
fore Judge Mcneil, the OF John Courtney against
Frederick Baker and others. representing the her-
chants Steamship Company. WAS begun. lie Is an Old
case having tried twice before. IL arose from an
accident, bale OF cotton having fallen on the plain
TINS leg through the alleged negligence OF the delivery
Hand The defense c0ntributiVb negngehoo;
The rsi trial resulted "a n0nsllt, but the Gcnerai
Term reversed the decision. On the second trial the
plaintiff recovered anl this tDue the case went 10 Ihe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
THE SAVINGS BANKS.

REPORT OF THE BANK SUPERINTENDENT.
THE UNCLAIMED DEPosITs-sMALLNEss OF THEM
AMouNr-coNDITI0N OF THE BANKs-LAhuh
GAIN IN THE AMOUNT OF DEPOSITS AND IiiA
suRPLus-IARGE AMOUNT OF UNUSED Dhfo'ii'
OWING TO TIKI SCARCITY OF wELIrshCOHAD
LOANS. +,
IYRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rAi"o'h
Albany. March 15-The Superintendent OF
the Bank Department will make. TO morrow spee,ai
report on the amount Of the unclaimed aepOse - '~s
sns minis IN the state in reply the resolution OF
tna sanats Tbe report covers " the amount Of de-
pos,ts or balances IN the savings banks
which have remained unclaimed for period
Of 20 years and upwards Also the amount OF sucn de-
posts and balances which have remained unclaimed Tor
10 years and upwards. and less than :" years.
This report contains the following taouated state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16

Total........ 1916 656 90 S53S, l95 u S24667S16s
These figures show that the popular impression that
There are millions" this unclaimed deposit ac-
count is altogether wrong Three times has investga-
xon been made into subject by legislative direction.
and every time the result has been the discovery OF
smaller sum than was generally supposed to be lying
unclaimed in these Institutions In 1859 Legislative
Committee OF which the Hon. George Opdyke was
Chairman hastily investigated this matter. The Com
rrtee reported the approximate Of the unclaimed
oeposs which had been held for 10 years more at
s1so2o5 10; Of this amount s7O6O 80 had remained 20
wears and upward. Tue Committee examined banks In
NeE-York only but obtained estimates from the
banks In Rochester and Albany presumed to have IN
claimed deposits In 1862 Committee was appointed
Ly the Assembly to visit the banks and ascertain the
unel,tmed deposits in them. The examination was
hrorch and the report showed that the deposits which
had been held 20 years amounted 70 ss9227 0a; the
amount which had renamed 10 years and upward,
sGs7SC3 Il.
Tina large sum reported ia the above statement by the
Rank for Savings in New York deserves some explana-
go, The bank was the first organized In the state
having been organized in 1919 In 1859 1t had s6sS2 OF
,ocai ned deposits that had remained IN the bank 10
wears or more This will explain the large deposit now
reDorted-namely, S237,OOO-which has been held ~
years more
HOW THE FUNDS ARE INVESTED.
The annual report OF the superintendent Of the Bank
1),rartment will make a very favorable exhibit OF the
bapr affairs During the last year 10 banks were in
cornora.ed and we're organized The whole number
Of banks reporting jan l. 1885, was l5S which Is the
Jarpe.t number ever In operation in the State. The
,or,n.r,t,ve condition OF the banks Jan. l. 1874
and on Jan. l. 1915 is in the following table;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
A LIQUOR DEALERS APPEAL FROM PUNISH


Sigismund Schwab. who was convicted In
the Court of oyer and Termner OF selling liquor WIN
out license paid his of $780, and after serving haf
OF the time OF the imprisonment 10 which ne was sen
fenced appealed His appeal was argued yesteriay I'D
the Supreme Court. General Term. The evidence on
which he vas convicted was that Wendover' an Excise
Inspector called glass Of Rhine wiue got 1t from
schwab himself and paid ten cents for It, the prisoner
himself testified that what sold not Rhine wine
that cost TOO much, and he had not Kept tiOr years-ou
substitute known German cider, VINCE, though HI
c0bOlc. not Intoxicating 49, o.. -,
on TINS apeeal 1t urged Schvab'5 benaif that
the Indictment wrong several technical pnntsi
that the Indictment brought under the PROVISIONS
OF the act 1885, that that was ABOLISHED III 1902
and though III the OF 1870 1t atemp 81 20 revive
an act OF 1857 not described VIA Sufficient exact
ness TO intent; that tao Osnso OF not paying
a license complete until tbs Incense zee LOT
the particular house bad been fixed ana that Dad not
been DONE the Excise Commissioners having merely AZ
ranged sliding scale or license fees which was thlhg
they were not authorized TO do. IL WAS further urged
tn the no uOr sold did not come wtnu the dthnl'lOn
OF the 'sprituOus aud lntOAlc1 M liquors ana
wines" In reply it claimed that Gne all ;d tech
meal faults nad al drclucd to De no defect mar
mo law OF 1857 sufficiently designated D. the act ~
1s70 that the the Commissioners nh been il
ucdly approved the Legislature, ava mat all other
been properly submitted 10 aud pi-ssu on
V The Jury. Court reserved 8 decision. Disrlct
Alto PaetDs appeared lOr the people; a. OIkey
Ha for the def; ndant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
THE STRENGTH OF TIE BANKS.

The in the deposits - regarded gratifying,
vince demonstrates tue confidence OF depositOrs the
sevings banks spite OF the result of the panic
Size business Of the savings banks The In deposits
between July J. 1873. and Jan. l. 1874 barely made
~ by the gain from Jan l. 1874 TO July the
ht Of July 1874 the banks had about the amount
On deposit az on July But In other respects
banks had become stronger. This surplus mate
rally increased during the year named no bank
broken by the made upon II, and all OF them sat
fsd their depostors. They seem, therefore. 70 have
maintained the confidence OF depostors. II probable
hat much of the money received In the first month Of
Is74 was a redepost OF funds previously Withdrawn
tbs gain deposits during the last half OF 1874 must
b. chiefly nov deposits The increase IN the first six
about n 10000, and in the last six months
81 900 900 As the year marked by extraor
ciuary depression in (Which materially affected
abOr aud the class the gain OF the year
Is particularly significant and encouraging.
Tue increase in the the surplus OF the banks
j. more marked than that IN deposits The deposits
have gained little than SIX per cent on the
amount deposited jan l. 1874 but the surplus has In
creased over ten The actual increase IN the
Tor the improvement In the stock investments. which
were very much depressed the time the previous
reports we're made. After making reasonable allow
lnee Tor ths enhanced valuation OF the sOeks there is
some syraesse bsnkf m statistics the sa,eueut
AA.S'' Aefeioie. Be regarded . entirely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
THE COURTS.
RELEASE OF MILE. JUVIN.
THE FINE OF $4,000 EvADED THROUGH A TECHNl
CAL ERROR IN THE SENTENCE.

THE FINE OF $4,000 EvADED THROUGH TECfiSl-
CAL ERROR IN THE SENTENCE.
About four months ago Nile. Leonie Juvln'
Partisan millIner. was arrested on charge OF SNUG
Cling into this port gloves handkerchies Six dresses
and sashes Her arrest caused considerable e4cIenen
the upper circles Of society "a many prominent ads
were said to be consignees of the smugged goods I
WAS feared the seizure OF these goods woui result
in the implication of those ladies in the smuggling oper
aions OF Mile Juvin. Such however was not the case
Those for whose special benefit the mlner derauded
the Government were presented to the Grand jury
for Indictment. true bill found Against her
United States Circuit Court two months ago. she
pleaded guilty to the charge OF smuggihR'
and United States District ttorney Bliss recon-
mended her to mercy His recommendation
based. chiefly. the ground that by the connsS
ton OF her smuggled goods, sue had l0st ABOUT soD
that her business had been ruined ana tpat sue was
Paris In view OF facts Mr. Bliss Thought that Jus
tice would be satisfied II Mile. Juyf1 was "a
short time, and made to pay substantial nue. Juuso
Benedict acted upon this appeal FOR mercy. anu sou
fenced Mile. Juvin to two mouths lnOrsohnien III LII
low Street Jail, and to pay nne OF s1'oW 1. ~
hicting this sentence. Judge Benedict saiu tna'
he took into consideration inc great tInps ~ :,
her customers" Mile. Juvin had been sub
iected The OF her Imprisonment expired yester
chief deputy Of United States Marshal Fske, who de
manded payment Of the fne OF S2OCo. Mc itH Nc
piled that she unable to pay H. Then said ail
snnedy you can 20. for have no authority ~ hou
you longer under the commitment"
When Judge Benedict imposed the me ne ud not auu
ami stand com nitted unit paid" Unless such words
are added a sentence imposing both lmPrlsohment
and fine, when the term Of imprisonment xpres Tue
Marshal has NO authority detAn tue criminal ior IN
ability. even refusal II abe 10 pa. tne III 1. Ia a.
least is the Marshal takes OF IT, In TINS man
ner Mile Juvn has escaped the payment OF tho s4Ooo
and avoided staying IN jan mohIh Iongc[, 50, 50
IA TO be able Co take advantage Of the Poor C0nvct
law That law RENTS the line, provided Tue convicted
persons stays prison for 81 DAYS beyond inc ef OF
imprisonment. aud then maAes aliiaviE OF ina0hy 10
nav AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16

Court M Appeals tho General T1rm having reversed
tue yerdct, and the plaintiff carrying IL up Ssmue
Randall appears for the PLAINTIFF and Recorder Smith
and james X. Hill for she defense.
In the suit of Sigmund Peyser against the
city, tired Yesterday In tho Supreme Court, Circuit the
plaintiff sought Of es24 rs, paid
by him In 1859 He paid it In order to enable HIM TO OBJ
tain loan ON mortgage, which refused while the
assessiuent eouded the title Tie succeeded after
IN nIving the assessment vacated. Judge Lawronce,
beOre whom the tried decided that the pay
ment was voluntary and that the plaintiff could not
cover ara Greeted verdicG for the defendant A R.
Dyett appeared for the pdInuf d. j. Dean for defend