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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Charities street, on June &c. stood as fol.
lows: At A. NJ, sOo; at 2 P. M. s3o; at 6
P. M. 800. Lowest point during the night
of June %, 74o. Rain at 2. NJ. June
26. one tenth of an inch.
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RAILROADS.
THE MOBILE LINE.

FIlHE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May q trains win arrive and depart
from the depot, foot of Canal street. as follows:
DEPART.
SUNDAY. at 1918 p. NJ .
Express and mail daily, at .......... = 4. ~.
Through night express, daily. at.... 3:aO Z. W.
ARRIVE.
SUNDAY. .1O:O5 4, NJ.
Express and m all daily at ...... 3:55 r. Nj /.
Through night express, daily. at ...1 $50 II vi
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville. Cincin.
natl, Lynchburg. Virginia Springs and Baltimore
without change.
Office corner Of Cana: and Common streets. op.
pOsite City Hotel.
my23 D. B. ROBINSON Syuparin:ende-'
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AUCTION SALES TO.Nr0RRow.
Local Intelligence,

FREEDMANs BANK-Good Ne,rs for De-
posttors.-We are reliably informed that the
commissioners of the late Freedman's
Savings and Trust Company will soon make
payment OF twenty per cent to de
positors. Mr. James D. Kennedy of +h;s
city, has opened an office at No. I24
Carondelet street, for the collection of
these claims. where be- can be consulted
between the hours of ten and three o'clock.
All information will be given.
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perfect bricl

a Child GoREp BY A Cow.-Yes.erday
frankie Cope. only four years old, was
g0red by = COW near the corner Of Galvez
and Banks streets. The horn tore the poor
little girls cheek from mouth to ear. mark.
ing her Tor lite.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office of t1ississippt and Mexican Gulf
Ship Canal Company. No. AZ Camp street, New Or.
leans June d, l875.-The annual meeting Of the
stock holders Of the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Ship Canal Company for the election Of nine di.
rectors will be held at the office Of the Company.
No. a Camp street, on SATURDAY. July TO- 1875. at
twelve O'Clock VI.
je22 jylO s. ID. MOODY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27

TAXES AND LICENSES Mr.. Pilsbury.
administrator of Finance, last week col,
!ected the neat sum of $3.50. 476 50 for CITY
taxes; for licenses, 1899.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27

NOticc,-Otfice OF the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, New orleans. June 20. l815.-The stock.
holders of this corporation are hereby notified
that the stock books of this company will be
closed on the thirtieth dag OF June. 1875. aud
no transfers of stock allowed after that date until
after the dividend is declared. By order Of the
board. II. PERALTA. Secretary.
je20 Is 80
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THE GREAT PICNIC.-Perseverance No
Us and No. "a will to-day add another
chapter TO their pleasant histories. Il is
the occasion of their joint picnic on the
Fair Grounds. and il all who participate do
not have right jolly time it will be the
fault OF anybody but the aforesaid mem
bers. An interesting programme has been
mapped out by experienced heads. and an
abundant supply Of cars will convey pas.
sengeys cheaply and speedily.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27

Osgood & Co. have published book
called zone SUMMER" but it does not
make swallow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27

Mechanics end Traders Bank. New
Orleans, June Il. l875.--A general meeting of the
stockholders of this bank will be held at the Of1cs
of said bank No. % Carondeet street, on MONDAY.
twenty-sixth July next. between the hours of 10
A. NJ and P. NJ, to vote npon an amendment to
article two section one OF the charter. az adopted
by a unanimous vote OF ;h. directors.
iel9 BOT MOSES HARRIS. Cashier
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OFFICIAL NOTIUE.

UFFlVIAL NVTIVEe
Y1NHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AZ.
Il pointed by his excellency Governor ". r.
Kellogg, May 5, 1875 inspector of Weights ana
Measures for the Fourth and sixth Districts.
parish Of Orleans, would respectfully state shts
citz OF those districts that his Ofcs is :Oe ate1
at No. 49, Magazine street. neat Eighth. Yh.yS
he can b. fOund daily from . A. NJ. to r u.
All business persons who use weights and msass
ures. from the apot het a-y 70 the charcoal mabs
who have not had them lawfully inspected. are
requested TO call a, his bfiice to have them in.
spected. ALI de!inQuents W il be prosecuted ac.
c0rding to law.
ROCHUM CRASyO. Inspector.
New Orleans. Jun. 90 1873.
P.S.--Citv press please copy. ie213a
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The Catholic Church and the Public
schools.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
TO TAX COLLECTORS.

STATE OF Iorn1aNa.f
Auditors Office. ,
New Orleans. June 5. ISIS. }
Tax collectors are reminded of the necessity to
enforce the payment Of ali delinanent and pro
rata Of current faxes during the present month
and prior to theis quarterly settlement due Juiy1
proximo.
You are required to enforce al! suci collection ae
once. and to this end sou will vigorously psocee1
under the provisions of act M 4. Of 1873.
Under instructions heretofore issued in circuiss
No. = you will continue to collect de hqu faxea
without penalties up Ia and including Juno ~.
From and after that date await further ;nstruc.
tions. pending the receipt Of which you will cease
to collect as above WI thOut penalties
CHARLES CLINTON.
ie6 jvi Up Auditor.
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Mete0rOiORicaI Report.
and rivers a, 343p.M. local time. to-day:

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New Orleans, June rs, 1873. J
le following is the report Of the weather
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SPLENDID CHANCE

SPLENDID CHANCE
A FORTUNE.
rHB LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
WILL GIVE OF
SATURDAY, DECEMBER rs. 1879,
A GRAND GOLDEN DRAWING
Capital Prize 100000:
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY SIX TICKETS.
$3.50 PRIZES.
IN ALL AMOUNTING IN THE AGGREGATE TO
OVER
HALF A MILLION IN GOLD!
The Drawing vii; positively commence at TEN
O'CLOCK on the morning Of SATURDAY. Decem.
Der Is 1875 at of the largest theatres in the
city. 1t will be conducted Witha
| GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
For which the best musical talent available in
the country will be eng aged. and to which every
| holder Of q COUPON TICKET will be entitled to
FREE ADMISSION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27

ANOTHER CENTURY PLANT IN BLOOM
Mr.. Eastman. who has = nhe place on
Metairie ridge about . mile beyond the
Mstairie cemetery has a century plant of
the yariegated kind in blossom, and were it
NO. for the fact that it is SO far from the
travelled route hundreds of people would
he glad to visit it. The plant i, rare one
and the first of the kind ever known TO
blossom in Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes At $500. 500, 900
90 Approximation Prizes at 800. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at $7j.. $500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27

Q rangers, they are liable to be 'taken in by
some Of the many incompetent NJ. D,'s who
practice here. Many Of the doctors are also
interested in the drug stores. and every
time you 60 to SEQ them they will! give a
new prescription. written in characters
that are understood only at that one store.
In that way they force you into a very
large unnecessary expense foe medicine.
We have case Of that kind in this house.
The physicians having the greatest repu;a-
ton here. are Almon Brooks, Lawrence and
Buchanan. There are doubtless others
equally as good. but of these three. hear
nothing but praise. The former. I often
hear spoken Of as the great DIR. rocks.
and our DIR. Brooks. He is certainly one Of
the most pleasing men it has ever been my
good fortune to meet, and the manner in
which he goes about hi. work and the
rapid progress of his patients speak very
highly for him as professional man.
We have not been disappointed in our
rain. for since this was commenced. we
have had splendid shower. The air is de.
usntIuls COO! anu OdliuJ, pus tuc uisthnI
muttering of thunder portends more rain.
Judge this has been gala day at III.
park; we have park in this city. l ha ve
seen crowds of people going on. there. The
street cars have been crowded. Atou. as
much regard is paid to Sunday here as in
New Orleans. have just learned that the
principal attractions there were drinking
lager beer and foot race agains: time !:
some man was to run fifty miles in sew en-
and half hours, and jump thousa nd
hurdles. At the expiration of five hou re-
and half he lad run forty miles.
Bishop PieIYIs officisted in the Episcop al
Church to-da.
There are commencing about mile and .
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For which the best musical talent available in
the country will be eng aged. and to which every
holder Of q COUPON TICKET will b entitled to
FREE ADMISSION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
r1.rcr-ApIrs ANn TrFrrs.

r. F. Baker Of No g Broadway. while On his way
to hs place THURSDAY snnoyed hy the per
ss.oc, VITA which humber OF nowadays aud o'oiaeks al
tempted 20 se h Ycr black his boots Aitr hc reached
h oce d. found he had been robbed OF 500, which had
been .hstrirrtd from L.. vest p0rsrt
guild Nalcu valued al 80 vas stolen 0a Ihurm.l at
r1u ana hrIad lIu Nnaui - cf1 o.. ~" do arm
st. Ph.lIlei. nla.
IL...s elt rad o. william shccklrr, az No 53i
Vet uary i-ts, p4 ldrh-y, AID shaw Ahi coat "a"
tlrda carried
john 0. SO 30 ronayr ported az The Police
Crutli Office yet riN that On Dec - usfoi J"''i
smith. ftOic Too rom ulul. o..
Az lie AasllIon Itce FOlic' Court, }tsi uai, John MOI
ran held ilr rubr4@ins $40 n1i ais employ co. f"roA
LelIliLs q ,.o 4siI 'I0ilHJy
Perr nru as h,d "a. &c Washington place Police Court
ye-terfi NJ carpet .. go nom ihc mousse %
vlI.. MrIfrafH aI Cd lsriiiy -lLtI--t.
Saa.- talieI "a o. s'ocu r"4 SLOW window ~
fufhsInrr & 80 lOt Court s., LIoia yeafrfiGY
A n4itttcT a.
the dy goods Frederick LOescr Fulton between
Hillary yctila, slini se 90 n"ttne
~
her lcrou -. 40.
PllArluA siole rairh yesterday morning a-d itIt ti
Lore L. aneuI Christmas HrUOks with rcnd. Amer her
arrival here she gr-usIci ol inc tlrff.
Hdret O-hay arrested while attempting 10 leave TITO
s.sce smith, No 100 ashibs oh-si, h@ukrn
y after collecting MONEY aud irwery 'aue a over 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE BROOKLYN RING CHARGES.

ANSWERS OF THE DEFENDANTS NOT F1sIsHTp-sD-
OPTIONAL SUITS ExPHCTED-EFFoRT TO CHANGE
THE VENUE TO KINGS COUNTY.
Since the serving of the papers in the Brook
Ign Ring suits this week little has been done by either
party that has reached pubc,knowedge The lawyers oi
the defendants preparing their answers 10 TIE eoh
plants in the Hampstead Reservoir and Third Avenue
Sewer cases. but they have twenty DAYS IN when 70
complete them 1t supposed that they will not be made
public several days least Mr. Parsons said yes
teIday that he had from anybody IN
relation the SUITS and that suits would DE DE-
gun this week. II is probable that other suits VIII De en-
tered upon next week. The lawyers for the
people state that they receiving great
number of communications from citizens Of Brooklyn in
to the acts OF the Ring and that az fast as they
can find opportunity they will examine those OF the most
importance and magnitude. Their instructions from Az
torney General Pratt they say, eonne their powers -
eases of considerable magnitude. They think II prom"
bic that win be brought 10 cover e" class "'
alleged oGenses wherever there large number oil the
kndas for instance in the ease oi sewers 2usr
Ing and grading new streets, paving and renaring
~ ets etc. There arc also several special cases III
instance Prospect Park, the East River Bridge dhd Ihe
Wallabout improvements IN relation to an OF winch III"
merOus complaints have been made by ctzens
Roger A. Pryor, the counsel Of William A. Fowler, fcr
terday served upon Mr. Parsons demand it hs cl ~.
I've tried in Kings County the ground that Section -
of the Code requires that punl' oHlcer Wen - a.,
an act done by virtue OF MS once stil De ti' J
county where the OF action arises Tns demand
vanue sever .Its and fs s4rylre was know lodged
MIR. Parsons. IL IL claimed behalf OF me De eA'Ih,
thai the law this point Is clear, and tat ne he MANI
be successfully pressed aithon strong oppostin ) an
cipated from Mr. Parsons. H. at tue end 0f 70 daSH'
his demand was not acceded 10, cen Pryor wi ma
motion before tie NeWXork supreme Court Tor TIE te-
m0yal 81 the suits 20 BIOOk IN.
10 is thought likely that this movement on the part on
defendant viii cause brief delay IN the tral OF te
suits stated that II the point raised by MI fo"e
counsel is sustained noe oroseqt must be entered III
Mr. FOWers and ne must b. sued separately or eh
all OF the defendants implicated with Mr.. Fowler
must be tried IA Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
RI.lNEss TR0rBLEs.

An assignment for the benefit of creditors
was riled Yesterday in the County Clerks Office ~ john
Barry his assignee being Daniel Buckley The schedule
OF oodknd Brothers lied with the County Cork states
their liabilities At $4,000, and their real assets at
SlJ 900. Their assignee is required 10 give bond IN
$4,000.
The creditors OF stephen Hyatt. dealer in shoes met
yeste riay 40. 322 Broadway and Aaron Carln me
assignee presented bis report showing mat the assets
would warrau: a dividend of 100 per cent.
The irI l. llYer * Co.. importers, at No $50
Broadway which failed in October made an Offer u
compr1mse creditors the basis OF IL per cent
The assignee Frederick j. Lewis, gives tie t0tu casa
value OK lne assets ut P7i,l3l 30 while the amount o
unsecured liabilities is S42sjJI -. As tine majority OF
the creditors reside IA Europe 70 VIII be considerable
time before the result of negotiations VAL De known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
THE CUBAN RESURRECTION.


STATEMENTS or CUBANS A. TO REPORTED SPANISH
RECRUITING OF ITALIANS IN THIS cITY-rHE
ITALIAN CONSUL DIsBFLIEvEs THE STORY.
A TRIBUNE reporter yesterday made inquiries
among the Cutans in this city with regard TO the re
ported enlistment Italians the Spanish army
in Cuba Col L. Queralla the Cuban army said he be
heved there Spanish agency for that purpose in
the city, but the business being carried on with such
secrecy that had been possible 10 ifs exist
Several Italians had called him. and offered TO
enlist in the Cuban ranks IL large bounty was given
them. Many OF these men had served in the wars
in Italy under Garibdidi The Spanish agents
Col Queraa thought had probably offered them alarger
bounty than the CubaLs could afford Many OF the ita
ians in NewYork in destitute circumstances and
others had led adventurous lives since the dsbanding OF
Gsrbadi's army, and willing 10 serve under any
flag. seor de Albania sad he had heard many reports
about the enlistment OF Italians. and believed them
though positive proof could be obtained Another
Cuban resident in this city there Italian by
the Of soli, who had promised employment in Viz
gina 10 Italians, charging commission OF y per head
conditions. and we're embarked on steamer
which sailed on Nov II, NO new 90, oI
the speaker believed that they were taken 10 Cuba and
then persuaded or forced TO enlist. Another Italian
named Beruabo. according 20 the information iurnisned
the reporter has lately several Italians t0 Cuba,
after representing them thar much money could %,
Ie Cuban who furnished this nfouna ton aud o1erei
20 procure him large number " Italians Tor the Cuha
agents, stated, off red bounty o. $50 pc heal
for Italians He did not think that there was regular
Span sh agency this city, but within the past few
months about 500 Italians had lct Tor cuba. \ Iepur'
that Spanish recruiting !0r Italians had been
opened in Northumberland thsC near ThTd-aye,
could not he sub-iantiatcd.
Chevaer de ucca the Italian Consul yesterday stated
that ne bad no knowledge that the spanish Government
was ensng Italians in tl5 city 20 recruit tc spanish
army In Cuba Moreover, did not believe 10, ~ the
comrnOrsense view take Of the matter against
such proceeding account Of the recent reported
Complications, the tendency Of the Spanish Governments
would naturally h. to scTpu.Gusy avoid any course
which would give just grounds OF oflense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
A CORRECTION OF A CRUEL ERROR.

The following item appeared in THE TEIB-
UyE yesterday:
OF all the things 10 steal porous plasters arc
the srangest yet A. H. Kennedy OF NJ. -ixth-ave got
himself detained at the Washington Place Police Court
yesterday f0r Just this THEFT
OF all the provoking the publication Of the com
painant az the thief IL about the most annoying aud
least excusable a reporter. Mr. Kennedy is Young
man who appeared the to represent his employer
c. " Crittenton-with whom he has been IA honorable
service for ID years-as complainant against julius
srasser who had obtained the pasters under false pre-
tences Of being the employment OF A. Otto, druggist
la Justice 10 the young man. who might have been seri-
ously injured in reputation by the slip of careless pen
the following letter OF Mr. Crittenton IL published:
10 the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Evidently through error, your reporter has
done OF my clerks great injustice by repairing hh
(Mr. A. H. Kennedy a being Led AZ the " washington
Place Police Court for stealing porous pilstcrs ne
facts OF the matter follows; one julius >trasscl
formerly tie employ OF A. Otto, druggist, IN Tenth
ave came different times with Mr.. Ctto's
business cards having Endorsed Oh thc rack OF nc orer
porous pascrs" and other articles and, oy repre-
senfig thai the goods for Ir otto, obtained them
Finding that Mr. -trass-r had been discharged by Hr
OTTO. had hun arrested lis attempting 10 gct the
third lot " goods from ne Mr. Kennedy appeared At
court testify against im. tr-t you viii contra
diet the statement published IN your rlper oi s date
ana Ohlige. Respectfully. &c, {. y. CEiTTLNroS.
Aeo- York, Dec. II. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
srAxDERMAxv REMOVED TO SING SING.

Jacob Standermann, the convicted murderer,
was removed yesterday sing sing prison, in accordance
with the official communication received by Sheriff Con
ner from Gov Tilden. which contains the following:
Therefore. know ye. that have ccmmuted and by
these presents do commute the punishment n the said
sandenann Imprisonment IN the state Priscn az SinS
sing N the County OF Wcs,cesteT, a. hard labor, duII-
MS natural life and the sheriff Ol the County o New
York is hereby commanded and directed 10 deliver the
said Jacob S,andcrAann % Ae keeper OF the sd prs
without DELAY and the said keeper hereby commander
and directed 10 receive Tie said Jlrob ettndeudun, nd
keep him Imprisoned at hard bO- ia the said prison,
during his natural life.
Deputy shesiGs Daily and Conkn called NJ the Tombs
yesterday afternoon and took the prisoner in charge
They left on the $50 p. train FOR sing Sing StaIde-
mann was in merry mood. and INDUCED 10 many ex-
ressons ~ JOY taking leave of his late keepers for
lie quarters at sing Sing He gave his kit OF shoe
ras t0ols tJ bis brother and offered 10 make DEPUTY
den Finley pair ~ shoes IF he Should Dee assigned 10
work az his trade "a the prison lie change mat has
come him IN appearance and c.efrfnfs5 si-ce Tie
Communication OF his sentence il very great.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
HENRY c. BOWENS LIBEL SUIT.
A VERDICT AGAINST THE BROOKLYN EAGLE FOR
81 600

The libel suit of Henry c. Bowen against
The BROOKLYN Eagle FOR 100000 was finished
yesterday by verdict FOR the plaintiff OF
$1,000 At few minutes after 10 A. M
Judge Reynolds, in the Brooklyn City Court, sent
for the jury. which hal been out since 40 p. m on
Thursday The Judge stated that he mad been Informed
that the jurors could agreed, and added that as II
was an action for damages and matter OF calculation
it was the dnty Of jurors 70 make concessions
70 other and 20 adhere 70 individual opinions
IA 90 the amount. Juror answered that the only
question was the amount OF damages and there lit
lie probability of agreement. Judsc Reynolds sent
the jury back for further deihcriion. Al ll) r. IN c
iIrv returned and asked jude REYNOLDS how he nal
charged in regard 10 Mr.. Knsellas knowledge OF the
publication OF the article upon " lich me -uli was
brought Tie that Mr. kln-rllt knew OF tAe
preparation Of the article and directions about ~
whatever the verdict might be- must be against Dot
Defendants. The Jury again RETIRED and m : p H. re-
turned with verdict Oh $1,000 for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A WIFE.
FAMILY QUARREL II A rENEMENT-HoUsE' WITT
PROBABLY FATAL Results.

~
PROBABLY FATAL Results.
About a. m. yesterday Officer Poppe of the
Ninth Precinct Police arrested James smith coal car
rier ON charge o. attempting % murder his WIFE, Mar
garet smith and his wife live IN the tenement az No
$50 West Touth-st The neghbors say that smith has
been the habit OF beating his wife whenever he re-
turns home drunk. Early Yesterday morning smith came
home in a drunken condition, and quarreed with his
WIFE The sleep OF the other occupants OF the building
Was disturbed by the noise, but IA Ii Wa.
not an unusual occurrence, notice vas t2Aen
Tie noise soon afterward ceased, but about
four hours afterward Catherine Brand. who lives in
room opposite, went 10 Smiths rooms. As she 0Pehed
the Mrs. smith lylne on tAe AouIt covered
with blood and apparently frId MIS- Brand, screams
soon brought other neshb0rs 70 the room. ON
Ger Miller of the Ninth Precinct was called IN AMI
the woman WAS taken q tAc Charles street Police ST.
ton. Her head terribly cut evidently by the blows
OF club. Three OF her ribs broken. ana Tue rac-
rd ends had entered her lungs. These inl rlcs tle
police believed were caused by kicks with heavy boots.
Mrs. smith showed signs Of returning conscious
ness AMI taken 20 Bellevue Hospital II 10 Thought
that her injuries will result fatally.
A search was made fOr the husband, and when ar
rested, c wand rln- aiIlcssiy II tC streets ZIG
was still under the influence OF liquor ana was unable 10
give clear account NJ his movements. He denied any
knOW edge OF hIs Wes Injuries and declared Lldt ne
had not been to his home that night The nelsEDors
said tnat they distinctly recognized smiths voice while
the alteration IN progress. 10 Vas DeAHA up 10
await tie result OF his wifc'- injuries.