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HAVANA MARKETS.

Sugar active and In good demand full prices, Noa
10 20 Y Dutch standard iSA lSH reals per arrobe Nos
lOK lls< reals Muscovado sugar-imerior to common
i3A tair TO good reclining, l33S 1874 reals grocery
holessss-clsyed and muscoyado, % Havana, ~ reals
cwt Bntter. superior American SIS per ouiniaL
Flour * sse 81 per Dbl Ham ~ An sugar
SSinsst Potatoes, Sss IS - per bSI fsi allow
42A SIS per Quintal Onions, - % 50
per Dbl. kmpty hogshoads - 90 Lumber dull;
white pine. $ts a 500 per M pitch pine, $50 S5a
mai long shaved. SIS a SsO per n: Freights quiet;
for the United States per box OF sugar 81 q i2; in
steamers, 81 49, per hOgshead OF sugar. - - l2s:
port: the north coast 70 talnolth and orders aS
causing much demand tor qrope market closing with
active demand; cigars uli. Exchange hrm; on the
sight, q % premium; 90 days. gold, los lU7 premium;
MUM.
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.dms ESs in r but as prize, too low
a.e i s .s ch ssss il ss :'s,.
tor ss No on the spo, ana to arrive ::
Sashss st 0sn s ni or ixsa snS sc Tor
srs dull put pG% 81 %
S sta Inferior , quality 81 O. Rye was dun and nOm
FnEIcmrs-The market for berth freights continued
% but no
grain trade but ,or other purposes there but 1.-THE
gascments were TO LIVERPOOL BY steam 1900 bushels
Ssss so ssi ssals at y
e. cSss as pn sax AT e. vn 4S
;s,ss barn e on nsn s:ns: e
Areclpo ana return with sugar at Aee and molasscs ct
'% with %"5s
MoL1ssrs--rhs market remained about tho same
quiet , and e:I Ss.. SS ~ s ;sss IN
within our Quoted o,sngs follows quot:
3d. d. sSocsss sss 4sc Porto kise soc &C., Eng En-;
A %4s.l sSosssaos 6Ssnss o DAY the IN %arke. for
hear: snq q : er%
s,s yesterday OF .uV bills 81 vie 4Oc ana Iss New
was inactive ana aomnaily nnshsnssd quoted a. s. 10
81 Ss seGs po Il hs s.r Va: a :ss
s g S :aq IN eSse oas ss e Of Washington at
marie; io. :sAnsd W.. quiet, but
nrmer, Closing nominal &c lIsSc i2Hc. Lat9 yoster
esya a% sss :s s. ya:
ss s S;:ssdsS s s'lt ::'s
sh %ss u .Sf Ely ans
nal Refined quoted 9, asc tor early February DE-;
isi.::: Ssiiss, isS:s:, s' :S';!
ages. ss ss .s ssi es sai
SIS packages: cut meats ssIS o. lard H. 4U bbis and
aSasra's ss:yS ssFs III
q short clear az ISKs: OsS H. Dressed gs: were
ns CITY m.rsss eon.nasd sals. ana
s%osnns pelss pr,oss '0 sSla c car
AL extra
pn been %r g ed ::
tssS Beet hams There 10 change in the market,
sal sa Cut msats. Tho market was quiet but values
s niss SS hams 70 nSsi ss:
So9 iisre sa 81 ham. a; he HG 0 Ss Q, PEELED
esn Mn. but compsrsavsiy quiet; head
eSrusry az and DO Tor isasS I: sS CITY
A s aS' ec%Dnss TO .u.ssnEh. marts. ss.
ys. ss sSS s III
kico good common to iaM refining at INs:. shSwina 2
e c'saa iS
Ss
trade, At gzc: . eNc: tor =, and Iokc iostc; Tor
mon, 6,ic 7Hc do ,alr to sood'isir, re. g. do
sSSa e S%s .'Ssssy sSSS ms
s soa s0Sss . m nc do S Sosss
Dutch Standard "a Sos; IS, g se q 90 x g
Ay,Sc. do, sto 20. Ioxc. l03fc white. st<c ioYc
ror'o Rico. Rennins comWcn 70 Prtms' sHo s,5c;;
stsnisrd Soa SO ii. IKE asc Jsvs~Duich standard,
spp:rieE iHa SiKa. New Oiissns-ksdhins Grades,
!: ..: ss - v: I! s:s, ~ 81
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T0taS... oy LUZ LOU
5ssS low %ads ssi :as sas
l0 bales ut is 93lc. February Coz at l5k. April
40 at is Assc: Total lOo bales Yesterday's closing
is IL iSc August i65Ic is Bile. September lSxc
nominal Market quiet ana steady. To-day up to one
Hss s 1sssS 5 'r1s' Ss' 100 az s. 10
is iSiBc. lou Isc Nay 100 at l6c, 400 at 10 bS.c
iS SSns foss 5o.. Sssad SSS
li,aO bales Receipts at the ports we're as toiows;-
ssysnnsh, An; chs5ie;ton, 3y7t NCTfok 90: BATH
Saies Tossl Si% Th: day sss week $50 TSis day
last year. SS8 Cotton freghts to foreign ports quoted
thus;cf9 Havrs' by steam ~ TD HAMBURG ~ seam,
~" ccr;xr -Xoihins Of Special interest can he noted
holders remain 1rm In lneir views, but business
In jobbing way few lots changed hanas put
business was reeS:ssd We ausss rio osIinary "
do, is1c. q loc; prime DO, .okc. axe; extreme
range Ior lots, ls1c: 2oNs; Java, geyernment bags
&c Oeyon. nc $50 Iaracaibo, Doc. SSc Laauay-
70, 20c. &c. Jamaica. l9Tc. 2lkc. St domingo,
l7c. l84c. Porto Rico, l9c 2c. Costa Rtca, l9c.
pc: Mexican, 2Oc IKE. Angostura zoe. Sc; Sa
vanilla &c. &c.; Curacoa &c. 4o%c.. gold, sixty
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-Four. s,oss bbls wheat,
CT bushels: corn, s9.u0O do meal, IS bba and
y; ssass hi S SS xne for ~
bushcis corn ~ 2s5 do corn meal 2s6 bbls and 26I
bags oats 26J bushels barley. sOj do rye Jdo.
Flour was dull, but prices were nominay the
noou ,hs rr,ces onosad Wa o"i' safes
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The following is an.offcial statement Of the
United States currency outstanding at this date:-

Total $427, 627, 1877 ID
The amount OF bonas held by the United States
Treasurer as security for national bank circula-
ton Is 1854, 34s. $50. and for deposits OF public
moneys $1e.4s2,2Co. National bank notes out.
standing this date, S346, 562,3 sea-
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These were active and higher, the nnal quota.
tons being close upon the best OF the week. For
eian and nome bankers, individual capitalists and
institutions nave been liberal purchasers OF this
class OF securities, and, In OF the additional
privileges given to banks to increase circulation,
1t IL not likely that the demand Will be materially
checked Tor some time 10 come. 1t Ia o noteworthy
1act however, that most OF the applications for
the increased circulation emanate from the North
ern ana Eastern States and not from the West.
THIS Is contrary to the predictions Of Morton,
Logan ana their followers.
RAILROAD BONDS
These have generally been we'll held, especially
the Pacific issues. Exceptionally, some OF the
Western bonds have suffered from the strong an
tagonism that has recently grown up between rival
corporations. aud has resulted In the cutting
down or rates between Important trade centres.
Ii business were more prosperous warfare OF this
character might be excusable, but It does not
seem prudent At time like the present, when de-
preston 90 generally exists, TO MAINTAIN q contest
that can only end In still further reduction OF
earnings, losses 20 stocknoloerD, appreciation OF
the value OF securities and bitter fght among
spectators In Wall street. at the expense Of the
several bellgerent corporations.
STATE BONDS.
Owing to political as well as financial compiler
tions these have not occupied o very prominent
place In the market. Among the recent reports
by Southern Governors to their respective Leaisla-
lures those OF Georgia and Missouri are perhaps
the most encouraging. Florida, likewise. by the
adoption Of system OF rigid economy. bids fair TO
get her DEBT within easy control. In North Carolina
the finances are stu In . middle, and thus lar no
EFFORTS at compromise have been successful be.
tween debtors and creditors. In south Caroline
the pr ocess Of funding IL gong on and when com.
pleted the total debt will be less than $4,000, 0Oo
interest on which IL TO DO secured BY specific tax
and by the receipt OF coupons in payment OF
taxes. 1t IL stated that the consolidation OF the
whole debt will be virtually completed before the
end OF this year. tennessee 10 more unfortunate,
and her bonds IN this market have declined sev-
era per cent from causes already described In
this column.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON IN DEMAND AND TmM-F1ouR DULL
AND UNcHANoED--wHEAT DULL AND EAsY-
CORN YmMER-oArs sTEADY-Poax r1RxrR-
LARD FnxzR-oRocxRrRs ounT-rRzroHrs
DuLI-PErRoIEuM yrnMER-sprlTs ruR-
PENTME DzARER-RosN srEADx-wHnxxx
LOWER.
SATURDAY, Jan. 9o-e p. NJ.
The week last past developed few now features
beneficial to trade; yet there were accommodating
indications Of q revival OF business In many
branches OF trace at o not distant Ieriod. The
depression In the markets for some OF the more
prominent articles OF merchandise, heretofore
mentioned, still continued, and there was com.
psrativeiy little at the close Of the week on which
to base nope OF increased activity the coming
week. In dry goods and hardware there was
more Stir ana the promise Of Increased business
~ - cary dsss. uut The Assnal usnsasttsxA
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though larger by considerable than during the
previous week. were still less than had
been hoped. But the innux OF buyers
from the Western and Southern cities was
noticeable. and much is hoped from this TACT, In
connection with Others such as the well known
paucty OF supplies. the plethora Of money. &C. As
CARDS brcadsuffs, the continued unfavora advces
lower than they are In our market tend prohibit
free movement hence thar. spite Of the innann-
of the receip the market ruled In buyers favor
until to-day. when there was q break and sales were
made at lower prices for export. Corn was
lively firm during the most the week. though during
the first prices lower The receipts fair.
but the market closed frm to-day at improving prices
nnder isif dsmsnd 10, sonsumpton and sh,pmsnt
the week and barley an. rye were dull and nominal
nothing Of importance being done pcrk Friday.
when good demand set ~ ana prices advanced maze,
market ,slaSsins into the former dun today
were yget the wsSa and prices or the most part "a
S the week. but s ae the
DAY crSSsries were hr%es ow"E 10 ancipsed tariff
let which closed today WITH . isir inquiry ana 0rm.
al soaS %se
PVT se1nansa nr ana toSsy small sales were maGe at
ana the market closed strong, paruculsry Tor spirits
oolros:.Exportcrs were in the marxet chiefly for
strict good ordinary 70 low mdclng, for which they
not wns at
IN numerous cases upon
nss sr T sa:
ness, Spinners were not IN the market. except
small tots with which to replensh working supplies
present required Receipts ut the ports chow
Ing the Increase generally expected contributed to
Chsnss Of next weeks receipts have been materlaly
low 90 l bales while looo bales appears TO be the
policy
parties evidently acung IN concert and holding
ter or conjecture. 1o-Jav,s hrmness part
70 short recctpts and effort the part OF the
shorts TO cover the high ruling Of gold being Offset by
dearer freight enRaeemcnts per sail made at 32l. asst
rnnsl. although exchanye was favorable to an export
port busine.s was done afer the Change report was
paid, We would warrant higher quotations
Than the xed aithSsgh the sales wsrS reported on
iowiag quotations :Fsbgusry, lice Neicn Is Side;
il iS.sc. a. is U:ssc August, lie; September,
standard Of classicstion IN orce ssptemHsr Isi and
upland cotton IN store running In quality not
than half grade above or below the grade quoted =
binary. IlXc.; low middng. iszc: midding. iSTc.:
good middlins, i7c Quotations based on american
stauda I'd of classihcation.)
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Saturday, January
Harlem, New York city, by Rev. J. A. Ramsay,
JAMES b. HALLwo0D. Jr., OF st. Louis MO-, TO KATE
MoLLENHAGEN-HBwEs.- tue 2Oth OF January,
1876, by Rev. John Chambers, Of Philadelphia. Mr..
JULIUS MOLLENHAGEN, OF BROOKLYN, TO MISS LILLE
N. HRwEs, or Philadelphia. No cards.
RIKER-LUCAs.-In Jersey City, on Sunday,
January 81, by Rev. @. b. Wilcox. SAMUEL RIKER,
Of Elmira. to AMANDA M. LUCAS, OF New York. No
cards.
TRIpLER-DAvIs.-On Thursday, January g. 1875
at st. Michael's church. Ninety ninth street and
Broadway, by the Rev. DR.. Osgood, CHARLES E
TRrrLER to ISABEL 8. DAVIS, oil OF this city.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence. II. l.. jan 80. 1875
The market during the past week has been almost
light There IS considerable inquiry 6xc for best
6lx6A the market closnR nrm at that price.
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FINANCIAL.

daily On Sn Send Sr
"A Wan street pures.sc and sell Stock PrIyileses
S thirty declining @srisi Put FriVisses
s BY S have ps s ter Se
lee win secure the sdvancs for ts thirty days
pfiess Co., ana ba aSssHa
Wall street, New Yors.
1ys s. sS! sR SS sSssS g
s. oa Fss S from
A -srocK PRIVILEGES ON ALL TIE ACTIVE
Stocks negotiated at the lowest rates In the market;
$50 to 500 Puts or c.us sao for double Privileges
call any stock gives the holder many advantages
though he had made purchase Of the stock
yet there no liability beyond the amount paid for the
@ thirty aas Rsz and the stock con-
The system; syst, Ur SSpsretng = tuy explained IN pam
.So%ss pay large pro pHSass ' cent
Tree SsS ssi1's ;'Sss.
A MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE;
faEnltaSs Hs :oia Sy saet,o1 n sTkysSsoS. 1 1s
$40 @ @ oasS PEI e.
wall wv S1 w sad ssst.r n broadway
n hAlEb-MONEI
a Endowasnt In.utance Policies Morgagsss and
SssT aass 81 wh
A BANKING HOUSE REQUIRES FIRST MORTGAGES
a in New ORR or Brooklyn to the amount Of 900
s4d 81 i %
A -sA.NyrGAL STOCK POOL, ON THE PARIS
a. R5Ss psd ds .x Ss or S o Es
York Post once box S7Sa -"
ANY AMOUNT, FROM $1,000 TO $4,000 TO LOAN
on improved or nnimproved Real Estate IN this
city or III e. yfass ThSS s SSas
ExEcUr9as SyNDs OF ss{ 900 TO LOAN. ON
property; Also iund: % buy SECOND ana sssehoa 2ofk
cages Apply TO Attorney. y Pine street, room Is
e.s ssOs Il ~ %1 Sos %
aoSe ~
MONEY TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE. IN
an On S " address aSre AZ grDSi
rooms 10 and u. EQUITABLE Building.
OFFICE OF THR ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
The Trustees. in conformity 70 the sSsrsr q he com
gany submit the following statement Of its affairs on the
FIs%,am: marine from list
nary 1874 ............-............. 24ssEs 10
Total amount Of marine premiums ... Sa0ss, 81 %
nor upon nre rsks disconnected with marine
Prsmiums marked Of from la January. is7'. :. -.
Losses paid during the same Pc: $500.
R ;rod =;
un:d sss,ss sna 'S0w s% o
s::| :::': a. Gas: 4;
s::; s;;:S;'! ;:: s (
SIX per cent interest on the outstanding Of
profits VIII De paid to the holders thereo or their legal
paid e. % s;sss O. @
representatives. on and after TUESDAY the "a Of Eebru
sss n'1 Fl. ds ali al Ss w ~
payment and cancelled Upon csrtincates which were
tcr god premiums tho payment Of interest and
divdsnd q . per- cent declared on the net earned
the ri ss sa w sPds s :: c
and Afssr Tuesday, the ssn OF April next
rsS;sIhkSSsH CHAPMAN Secretary.
!. D. Jones' doraon ". Burnhan.
chi5sa pSan uni. c{sdssies Gan n,Sny.
Henry Colt Francis skiddy.
Charles csw cp IT, Russell. GS Ssss T. Mss.na
Lowell HolbrOoE Georgs W. Lane.
J.ms, sfyc:s Jane, g pS f S's:s
william stursis harles B.. LsvsricS.
Henry X Bogert JOSIAH o. Low.
William 4. lodge Adoph lemoyne.
! ssss t a:'Rl:rd sr. so%.' fsa sosns.
John y. HEWLETT Edmund W. Corliea
William H. WeDb Shepherd Knapp
sa4s1fas : Ss SsShis WEE sssiF! sSss.s'd.ns
W. II. n. MOORE, second Vice President
WANTED IxMRD!ArkLY-saoo FoR POUR
u.r 0sn a. n.r eonrs SSO Or mere and
lie q insured xddrss. asTsT, box IL Herald snso:.
k(l RE1 okEr 0AN ?! sAvED Do iNvEsTINo- II
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OPENING, nf0HRsr AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY
The following table shows the opening, highest
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- per cent interest annum; references rst GLASS;
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OU 6ianss1;i 70 s. so1 q S.s sfvaasss a a. sass
n SsaalwAs. ssaak xYyssvsx TIA
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NUMBER ;. -

public. The s.rangest part of this evidence,
moreover, has been furnished by Mr. Beech
er himself. He has depicted the affection
which subsisted between himself and a
female member of his flock as so remarkably
warm that IL is not surprising it should
have been misunderstood By the lady's hus-
band. Mr.. Beecher, it is well known. has
very strong way Of expressing himself in
the pulpit. and be describes himself as car
rying the same warmth of Imagination into
the regions of social intercourse. 1t is not
surprising that jury should have been un-
able TO come to a conclusion respecting
him, for his own counsel could only explain
some of his letters TO Mr.. 1ilton on the
ground that his habits OF expression were
so singulsrly vehement that no ordinary
Interpretation could be placed upon them.
But Mr.. Beecher was not alone in this re-
markable series of revelations. Mr. TiitOn
and Mr.. MOulton, with whom he had long
been on terms of similarly superhuman
friendship, exhibited not less extraordinary
characteristics, and nothing 50 unaecounia-
BILE, on any customary srpposltlOn, as the
relations OF these three persOnages has ever
been seen, even in America. The society,
in fact, amid which Mr.. Beeeher moved in
Plymouth Church. is evidently one OF those
eccentr;cities of humanity which may be
quite harmless in country with 50 many
safety-valves as America: but which woaid
rup considerable risks, IN this cOuntry. %.
offending against the practical view we
take OF one or two Of the simple command
ments, as well as OF the customary pro-
prieties Of life.
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An OLD snlFNAsTER TO RECEIvEjO, COO FRANCS
FOR SAVING 4 FRENCH LADY FROM Drown
ING NEARLY HALF \ CENTURY AGO
\ letter from Spring Lake, Mich, @, tie
Detroit T. ibune conveys the follow ins:
On the corner Of jackson and >ta.e
streets in this decidedly unr0mantIc village,
stand, little. old, unOecupled building.
with an equally ancient residence IN the
rear. The sole occupant Is a eorpuicnt.
little old sailor, named Hiram \. Reed.
iamiliar!y known a. - Squire For thirty
wears previous t. the first administration OF
Grant he was Justice of the Peace. and
held court and dispensed justice IN the
building mentioned above. With Grants
election. the chief spirit VI jackson street
went into retirement, and the town grew
over him. as 1t were. During the summer
OF 1881, iorty-iOur years ago, tins little OLD
man, then a sprightly sailor ot tweniy-slx.
had command OF the schooner Ontario,
eighty tons burden. (large vessel for those
days,) belonging to Walton Il Wlllet, OF
Osweg0, Y. Y, and sailing between that
port and Ontario. Canada On TIP, IN
July or August of that year, Capt. Reed
had two passengers, young frenehman
and his wife named GOlah. There were no
upon a certain quiet day on the waters,
when all hands were below az dinner. save
the man at the helm and the Young French
woman. and Just AS the Captain was de-
scending into the cabin, be beard splash
near the main chains, and hurryIng TO the
side of the vessel discovered that the lady
had fallen overheard. Qaickly seizlng the
end OF a coil ofrope, the other end Oi which
was fast to Delaying pin, he jumped over
board. and as the vessel had scarcely steer
age way, easily rescued the lady. Her
gratitude, and that Of her husband. knew
no bounds. aud upon the arrival OF the YES
sci at Toronto they tried TO induce the Cap
tain to accep. a present OF gold watch.
This be refused and only upon earnest solle-
itation, accepted gold hali-eagle from the
lady The circumstances of the event had
gone entirely from the old mans memory,
when d lew days ago he received a letter
from the American Consul, at Paris, for
warded from his old address. Adams, Jefer-
son County, n. Y, announcing that u GER
tain wealthy Frenchman had Just died. and
that a provision in his will left 10000
francs to - one Hiram A. Reed, who was
master Of the schooner Ontario in the SUR
mer of 1881, and who once saved the life OF
his wife," OF the crew of six on board the
vessel that summer. Mr.. Reed has positive
knowledge of the death OF four. and knows
the whereabouts Of but one OF the two
others-his brother, Asa Reed. lie has
sent to the custom-house officers at O>wego,
and also to Washington, for copies OF his
papers. and expects by this means to esta5-
Ish his identity and secure the legacy.
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that diploma since you gave it to your at
torney? A. gave it to him Saturday.
Mr.. Barnes know you gave it to hin
on Saturday. That Is not my question
Have you not seen that diploma since Sat
urday? Have You not had it in your pos
session since then? A. No.
q. Have you not got it in your possession
now? i. Why, Of course not. The las
time | saw it was on Saturday last.
Mr.. Barnes (very appealingly, and witt
look Of generosity Now Doc, look here
We don't want to push you too far. 1t vii
be better for you if you come out with thai
diploma. You know you didn't get it from
that college, or any other college, did you
\. very faint) No.
z. Well, haven't You got it in youi
pocket, Doc. ? Say, now, come, out with it
do. \. I've got nothing more to say about
it dye hear nothing.
Colonel Barnes asked an order from The
court that the witness should be searched.
judge Loudeback directed the clairvoyan;
10 expose the contents Of his pocket The
witness reached round to his coat-tail pocket
and extracted bunch Of letters and deposit
them on the bench
Mr.. Morgan, the attorney, sprang up ex-
eitedly, and declared that those letters had
been with the diploma in his desk.
Colonel Barnes said "Yes, and he's got
the diploma in his pocket, too, haven't you,
Doc - The witness reached around to his
pocket again, and slowly drew out the parch-
ment, which was rolled up into a small bun
die. As he handed it Il the attorney his
face was deathly pale, and his hand shook
as if it were afflicted with palsy. The scene
created excitement in the courtroom. and
Colonel Barnes was surrounded bv a large
crowd anxious to catch a glimpse of the di-
ploma. It was 50 old that the printing and
writing were partly obliterated. Ii was
plain. however, that the date OF the diploma
had been arased with a knife and another
date and name inserted. The disgraced wit
ness was asked numerous other question BY
the, attorney but he refused to answer at all
and kept his eyes bent on the ground
The prosecuting attorney addressing the
court) In view of what has taken place. it
becomes my duty to move the court to hold
this person TO answer for perjury.
The cOurt-lt Is 50 ordered
The prosecuting attorney now move
that he be given into custody
IN officer then approached the witness
stand, took "Dr." Hatch, the great Eng
ish physician, by the shoulder. and amidst
! scene that Will not be easily forgotten by
those who witnessed it. conveyed him to the
els below, where he now awaits his trial
And the libel sui, acaint the newspaper
was dismissed