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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21

W. ]. Martin and j. G.. White we're arrested at
Indianapolis last night forpassing counterfeit
money. SIX hundred dollars in counterfeit tens
on the Richmond National Bank, of Richmond,
Ind. were found upon them.
Sixteen Chinese women were sold at auction
in California the other day, only Chinese being
allowed to bid. Eight dollars the highest
price, and one sold for sixty five cents, her nose
being out of plumb.
The Prince of Wales will have Cashmere
shawl presented to MIN while he Is in India. 1t
is now being made at Srenuggur, and will cost
5000 rupees.
All the prisoners in the Jail at Upper Sandus-
dusky, Ohio, eight i'll number, escaped last night
by saving OF bars. Six OF them were burglars.
Fanny Elsslor, the famous danseuse, is living
at Bremen, the wife of n physician. and is q well
'spreseryed woman of seventy-one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
RniIroad Collision.

from Whitehall ran into each other near Me-
chanlcsville, N. ", yesterday afternoon. Both
engines were demplisned, but no persons were
injured. The engineers saw the danger III tlme-
reversed their engines, and saved themselves
by jumping off, IL is said the collision was
can-e by "a misunderstanding about the t.me
tYLle ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
s,atuary TOR Ea,rmonnl Park.

The Red Star steamer Nederland brought
to Philadel lphia, on her last trip. group of
brot 20 statuary entitled The Dying Lioness,
which was purchased in Munich for the Fair.
mount Park Art Association and will be erected
in the Park some time next month. The group
was cast in the famous Muller foundry, i'll
Munich and ia a duplicate of one owned by the
Emperor of Germany. The figures are about
double life SIZE. and consist of male lion
standing erect with open mouth, lioness, with
an arrow piercing her boiy, lying stretched on
the ground in the agony of death, and two cubs
playing about her body. Tho group was cast in
parts and has been erected into one piece. 1t is
spoken of in very high terms as a Work of art.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
The Albion Mills.

BURNED TO pAy-Loss COVERED BY INSURANCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.
The Albion Mills, at Conshohocken, Pa, were
entirely destroyed by fire, this A. M. The loss
is 1850 900, which is fully insured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
The statement that DIR. Helmboid was at Kirk
brides as, lum is denied.

bflue abN IuIn Is ubnItu,
Tho proprietor of the Chicago Staats Zeituug
nculces that his paper twill support Grant on
hard money platform against II clndidate OIL II
rag money platform Should two hatd money
candidates for the Presidency be nominated, it
will support the one opposing the Republican
party
The Mississippi river at Memphis fell rapidly,
yesterday, and all fears of further damage to
the crops were dispeled Estimates of the cot
ton estroved in the Memphis district vary from
90. 600 to s )040 baes. tho variance being caused
BY the fact that there is precedent for an
overflow of the cotton lands at this season of
the wear.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
New Auver,,-.n.poe T0-dEy-

Grif11ths Sentennial Bread
Lost-Set of instruments
ice clrd--Pus'y X hice
Foreign watche &C f Rudolph
Cark- nd IA ha Hall
Fuperal motto
Plummet's XGursl0n
Broo, Hall semtnary
Hlnw 'od collar evity
relicions linn, rs-Fullmer'S ETevify
Adair breviiy
Tatna liz brevity
den ormandi-' Is brevlty
Brevity-a lie kilh'
DO ah e's bravity
Dubei's br-ytty
Walnut furniure-Ent Mnf Co, breyity
Gouerts br witty
w bb's evity
For rent-t.ots Sc 1907 Jefferson street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
The rn,erior Department.

Hon. ]. Russell Jones, ,ex Minister to Belgium,
has been asked at Chicago if it was true that he
hai been offered the Secretaryship of the lnteri-
or To this Mr.. Jones has replied that matters
were IN such shape at present that he cohiu
not give Il definite answer"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
Financial.
PRroN OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRIoN OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, August al.
Odd opened, this morning at f1.1a1{.
Furnished by Cralge, johnson & Co., Bankers and
Brokers' 9Th and Market stsl
LONDON 10. 80 P. NJ, Aug. 81.
U. s. $40 of 1865, 81 O6s4 do of 'G7, coupon,
slOs1s; 1O-4O's, s1.O4]G, New 5's of 81, s1O54
Consols for money, 94}s@94A for account 9411s
@941l. Erie common shares IA. Preferred, 2914
N. Y. Central, 94. Market firm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
FIFTH EDITION.
South America.

ASSASSINATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF ECUADOR
LONDON, Aug. 81.
The correspondent of the Times telegraph
from Paris that tile Consul-deneral of Ecuador.
in that city, has received despatch from Pana-
ma. announcing the assassination of President
Moreno of Ecuador, but giving no details.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
The Siege of Trebogue.

KETUHTED
STILL ABOUT THE CITY.
LONDON, Aug. 81.
Reuters telegram from Vienna denies the
truth of the special report in the Daily Meas, of
yesterday, that the Turks had forced the Insnr-
gents to raise the siege of Trebogue.
The town is still surrounded by the Insur-
gents in large numbers, and the siege continues
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
Conn niercini Ikeports.

Commercial Ekeports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, August 81.
Flour dull but steady; Penna. family SC 500
725; high grades 7.T5(DS 30. Wheat active; old
red. 81 46@1.48; new do S1.35@1.40; amber,
81 486D1 So. Rye, 92D95c. Corn unchanged.
Oats Slow old white, 7OC072c; new 46@53 NIees
Pork, s22. Lard 14@l49sc. Whiskey $12i.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BAANDYwItiE MILLS Fob fIuUB
AND aRArs-ccRREorsD DAILY.
Family Flour. ur............... $1,000 800
Extra Flour. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. 6.75D $3.50
Superfne Flour. . 4.750 6.7h
Wheat t.......a.. 135
Corn, rr,,......... .4.. SIC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE
WARRINGTON. Aug. 81.
Probabilities: For Middle States, clear wealth
er, south to west winds, slight change OF tenn
nerature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
Work for the Coroner.

He GOES DOWN TIE STATE TO HOLD ONE INQUEST
AND IS DETAINED FOR THRGE-JURIEs Ell AT
TOWNSEND, CLAYTON AND KtRKwooD.
Yesterday morning, as has already been
stated, Coroner Groves went down to Townsend
to hold an inquest over the body of the tramp
who was murdered near that place by Pat
Ahearn, the evening previous. The inquest
developed some further facts than those printed
yesterday, to the effect that the killing did not
take place at the time of the wordy war between
the Senior Ahearn and the tramp but later in
the evening. After the labor of the day was con-
cluded, Patrick Ahearn aud another laborer with
him. Frank Maibelle, started from Blackblrd in
pursuit of the tramp, and overtaking him near
Townsend began the assault with stones with
the result already known. The assault seemed
from the evidence unprogoked. The name of
the tramp was unknown, and he buried at
the expense of the county. The verdict Of the
Jury was that 'The unknown man came to his
death by blows at the hands of Patrick Ahearn
aud his accomplice Frank Mabelle."
They are both in jail at New Castle.
A WILMINGTON ooLoRED MAN FATALLY SHOT AT
MIDDLEToWN.
On Thursday night colored man nomed Will :
liam Ferguson, said to reside in this city, WAS
fatally shot i'll a saloon at Middletown which ID
kept by r white man named Whitock. The
place is familiarly known aB Our House." is
said to be unlicensed, and is kept open in dis
regard of the plain mandates of the law, although
numerous complaints have been mado against
il.
Ferguson, with some of his friends were in
the saloon on the night stated, drinking freely
from three pints OF whiskey which they had
thore bought Az d result some of them became
noisy and disorderly under the influence of the
liquor, and danced about the room This the
proprietor ordered to cease, when he alleges
Ferguson profanely abused him, and he directed
his son John to shoot, which he did, the ball
lodging in the lower part of Ferguson's Is stomach.
Yesterday afternoon, it WAS concluded to remove
the wounded man to the Almshouse, and for
this purpose he was put on the afternoon train
north on the Delaware r. r but died before
reaching Kirkwood, and his body was put off at
that station.
Coroner Groves was notified and proceedn G
to Middletown he summoned jury, who came
quest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
AyoTHaR TRAMP KILLED.

A tramp, name unknown, was fatally wounded
at Brenfoid station, Delaware r. r., last night
having been crushed between the oars, and died
an hour or 80 afterwards at Clayton. One of the
peach trains was stalking out cars to be run
in upon the connection at that place, and as
they were backed up together the tramp, who it
is supposed WAS stealing ride, was caught be-
tween the bumpers. He was put upon the train
aud brought up far as Clayton, where he was
put off INTO the freight house and there died
soon after the tram left. The Coroner will hold
an inquest,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
Afmgpas.
PITNER,s CHICKEN POWDERS.

TfthLh " ShhoNAN SEhSs
TNARMERS AND ALL OTHERS WHO
IL are ainteres ed In he sue IS ull raising of Ponl-
try will not forge the tact tina PiTNEhS CHICK
EN Po DER IS comp TIE aud imu eliaie CURE
FOR CHI, IN CHOLERA. al admins ered to
healthy fowls Is a cell tain p eyentive trial Will
con ice til 1t 1t performs a til is claimed for it,
Caleb 2. Coo er, resid ng near New Gar n, Ches-
ter cou1 J, Penna says of 1t 80 II is the on
prepaia i'm have iri which viii do what It
claiirs able IN do, ani have ried every known
preparation beside 1t with ut succe s. VIZ. Shor%
ldge lie o tie. Pa. says:- our Chicken Po der
did well, The Chickens ne ovtlca ut ce. We
lave one chicken sick todd the first for tn ee
months send me more 1t is prepared onlv by
JOHN j. GALLAGHER, WHINING TON, D fLA-
WARE Pric. 25 Cen s per Pack ,ge. ASK your
dealer for it. "SAMtLE P,CkAGE SENT To
ANY ONE ON REC lPf OF so Cro.n api5-w6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21

T1RASK d STONE,
BANK ERs AND BROKERS,
NO. NEW STREET, NEW YoaK,
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUsIN ESs,
STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD ...
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION,
AND
CARRIED ON MARGINS,
DEPOSITS received and INTEREST ALLOWED
ACCOUNTS OF COUNTRY BANKS
And Bankers received on favorable terms.
feb24,6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21

DHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BAND
Il AGE Institute Ii North ninth ST., s-Egr1s,z.
d. c. ENERErWS Patent Graduating - 0GRJ
Pressure Truss has cured rupture of IS
years standing. Elastic abdominal supporters
Elastic stockings, Shoulder braces, Anus bandegcs
Suspensores, Clutches, DeforInity instruments 4t
years' ,xuerience. Lady attendant.
tR- Remember name and number. octS,Hf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21

MIE OFFER FOR SALE,
AT 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
$4,000
OF THE FIRsT-MORT,-AGE SFVEN-PER CENT.
COUPON BONDS OF THE
WEST END PASSENGER RAILWAY CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Due September I, 1908; Interest Coupon payable
March and september /. Free from all taxes.
THE PHILAD LPHIA TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT
AND INSURANCE. COMPANY
is the Mortgage Trustee for the bondhoders.
The West End Passenger Railway Company have
their entire tracks amo-t laid, and lts equipment
Will be completed In few weeks.
For circulars or further information apply to
MARIs Il SMITH,
BANKERS,
No. IS SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
ie25-tf,fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-21
SECOND EDITION.
The Peach Oiien m q.

ANOTHER MEETING OF GROWERS AT MIDDLEToWN,
LAST NIGHT--REpoRr OF THE coMMITTEE WHICH
Want TO PHILADELpHtA-MR HISoRLEY'B WE'VE
ON A REDUCTION IN FREIdHTs.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

All Sorts OF vnd rumors we're anoat In the City
Han yesterday a. 90 the removals OF neads OF de.
psrmebts. Its believed that before the end OF
tue sees there VII be nvsly commotion IN poll.
teal circles stnougn the Mayor Affects TO know
nosling about snat " gong 10 he done.
Toe statement Ca tne chamberlain was made as
foo~s yesterday s-bsiauce. FEBRUARY a.
tos-.s1l s.; feceipis. stss,s2s 70; payments
eS4S.aos "a. balance. February Ia t6s3.ls1 ".
Among toe callers on the MAJOR yesterday wefa
Hugh Hastings aud tlfee couples wno we're maj.
Tlrd % fne MAYOR according 10 law.
ne aperial committee on rapid transit OF the
poara Ol Adefmen VIA meet tomorrow 10 decide
upon the report tbey WILL maze 20 the Board on
isufsdss.
fGmorrow. a. Que y. NJ. the Law Committee
VIII begin their session 81 inquiry I3io the conduct
ol AR. Grccn - Comptroller.
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TAXING CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
AND CHURCHES.

Suit has been brought against the city by the
House OF Mercy, on Eighty-sixtn street, TO vacate
. tax imposed on Six lots owned by the insttu-
ton. There was an argument IN the case aud
submission Of the points yesterday In the Supreme
Court, Special Term, before Judge Van Worst. 1t
appeared from the papers that the six lots in
question were purchased by the Institution subse-
quent to the ten or1gual lots occupied by them.
the latter purchase, as alleged, being used ior
bleaching purposes in connection with their laun-
dry 1t was caimed ON 9eIalf o. the city that TINS
Is not q charitable institution within the meaning
OF the statute. On behalf OF the House OF Mercy 1t
was claimed that tue institution not only comes
within the statute referred 10, but that tie uses
70 w1lcn the lots in question are devoted are I'M
portant in carrying out It's work OF charity. Judge
Van Worst took the papers, reservlng his decision.
motion was made several days since In
Supreme Court. Chambers, BEFORE Judge Lawrence.
20 vacate assessment on four lots OF ground be-
longing to the Cnurch OF The Holy Sepuchre. It
was urged for the motion that the appraisers had
returned on their schedule the property as OF no
value, and marked the same exempt On this
state OF facts 1t insisted that assessors had
no right TO override tue return OF the appraisers
and impose tax on the property. Judge
Lawrence gave his decision yesterday IN favor OF
the plaintins, and directing the vacation OF the
assessment.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
Before Just ce Otterbourg.
ION THE STOOL OF REPENTANCE"

ION THE STOOL OF REPENTANCE.
John Curtis. o very stylishly dressed individual.
was brought INTO Court yesterday morning by ON
Ger Erskine OF the Twenty ninth precinct He was
accused OF stealing picture from the gallery OF the
Academy Of Design, at Twenty third street and
Fourth avenue For some time past great deal
OF annoyance has been caused by the repeated
thefts OF pictures aud other articles from this
building About twelve O'Clock yesterday Oficer
Erskine. who was patrvlllnR Twentvthlrd street,
eaw man go into the Academy OF Design, whose
altogether honest. The officer watched Tor his exit,
winch CURED in ABOUT malt an hour alter his
trance. He followed the man up Fourth ave-
nue., and, seeing something bulky prolrud-
proceeded to arrest him. The man with the ele-
gaut overcoat made q desperate resistance, how
ever, and struck the ofncsr two severe blows in
the iace, discoloring botn his eyes. Ocer Erskine,
alter a short struggle, overpowerea his assailant
and brought him TO the station house. In the pos
session OF the prisoner was found a water color
The painting was shown to Mr.. Moses B. Porter.
ned, the superintendent OF the Academy who
identified IL as picture which mad been on exhi-
bItI0n snort time before. The prisoner John
1000 bali TO answer at the General sessions, the
Judge remarKing at the time, ''Well, Curtis, so
YOU wanted stool OF repentance; well, VIII
supply you with one that will last you for some
tlme.'
FRUITLEss RAID.
Sunday night last Captain Mcdonnell. OF the
Eighth precinct, made raid on a house Kept by
one Lawrence H. Mccarthy, at No. 90 Bleecksr
street, and arrested some fifteen persons who
were engaged playing criDbage, euchre and other
games oil cards. Thew all arraiRncd before
Judge Otteroourg yesterday morning. but were
discharged TOR want OF any positive evidence th;.t
there Was gambling going on at the time OF the
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and BY the remarks, Ieers ana gestures Of audit.
ors. might tend 90 shock the pupils morals and
OF criminal Jurisprudence. ana which charge you
II within your province 70 consider upon all the
facts, 49, d,d this exhibition outrage deesncy and
nuisance to the community Did the prisoner. Tor
hts own pront, intend 70 give public exhibition
the disorderly, and outrage decency and shock
public moralst shall not go over the evidence:
decide and give the prisoner ' the bsneas Of any
reasonable douot arising upon your consideration
OF the evidence. Is there testimony here snow wing
formers. and suficiens in your estimation to
shock pubic uecency and encourage dlsorderf ls
coanr enapced such indecency ! In this regard
become important. Was the performance ds.
orderly onef was IL nuisancef can Illustrate
those questions oy reference to what learned
Judge satd In similar case TO the iury:-"It Is Tor
wanton, Indecent exposure OF persons for the PR.
vate gain OF the prisoner In such manner as to
onepd public dccenoy."
MON LAW OFFENCE,
on account, among other reasons, Of the evil in1u.
down 10 BSop Law oas whs
ever may be the precise extent to whicn the COM
mon law protects religion there s no question but
that this common law practically and publicly
fully cherisnes the public morals. and tho common
lsw punishes ~ crime every act which 1t deems
suficientiy evil and directly tending to impair the
pubic morals. and 90 early as Blackstone tsee
iour'h vol. Of CON-. p. oN an act OF gross lewd.
ness was deemed indIcfablc' This case, now
abont 10 ne submitted to your consideration and
determination. n one irsught with vital interest
20 the community. ana Involves serious question
Of morais and resnect 10 law and decency, the an
swcr 10 which devolves uoon your BODY At this
time the London press. London managers and
LONDON piavgoers. together with the licensing
oniclsls OF the Queens household, are all engaged
IN discussing. reprcncndinr; depressing and
regulating performances OF kind similar
TO the one on trial. I make this refer.
ence to show that sucn prosecution as this 10
not ISOLATE nor any result OF spasmodic virtue,
but undoubtedly due to gross product or current
time. both abroad ana At home. The verdict that
you shall return may be regarded a. the prevailing
sentiment OF our community as TO the prorricty or
the immortality. obssenity. lewdnees or nuisance
OF the performance which has invoked the action
OF the Grand Jury and ushered into existence the
Indictment under which the present trial IL had.
The Jury retired 1T half-uast three O'Clock to
deliberate upon their verdict and returned In Q
rev moments Tor further instruction as 10 what
constituted q dsordery house. HIS Honor an
swered the in'errogatory ana the Jury repaired to
their room. They had not agreed at late hour
last evening. and rhe Recorder locked them up
Ter the night. IL was rumored that there were
eleven jurors for conviction.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
A FATAL TENEMENT HOUSE FRI


Early yesterday morning a IRE was discovered
by patrolman OF the Eleventh precinct bursting
out from the rst noor OF tue Jour story brick tone
ment house No. CIT East Ninth street. He I'm.
medately sgnalled the alarm and sprung into the
house to rouse the sleeping inmates. Very soon
the fremen brought their engines and ladders and
the police reserves came under Captain klllalea.
BY their prompt and eficient exertiops all the
dodgers were safely rescued IRON the three lower
noors By means OF ladders placed against the
front several Of those who lived in the upper
story were also brought down. wrapped
in blankets and bed comforters, with
but small injuries Mr.. Wells occupied
the top floor with his family, and when the flame
and smoke made 1t Impossible Tor the brave res
cuers to enter the windows again IL was dis
covered that Mrs.. Wells and her dangrter Ella,
four years OF age, had been LETT behind. 1t was
Gated While eDdeavOrlDg to reach a place OF safety
and this conjecture was confirmed subseque ptly
by the finding or the dead bodies lying on the
noUr Neariy two hours elapsed before the fire.
men subdurd the flames. John Ekler, who occu-
pied the first moor as shoe store, lost ABOUT
$500 William Hebner, who lived on the second
noOr lost all MS III nture. valued at ST. 900. Mr.
Winkle or the third moor. lost $500, and Mr.. Welis
or the top moor. about 500. The building which
is owned by Loew Brothers, was damaged 10 the
extent OF $500. NO cause for the fire could De
asccrtained.
Coroner Echon being called, cmpan eed jury.
which, having viewed the Two bodies, burial
cerrihcae was granted and the investigation
postponed to o future day.
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filled with the products OF the entire univcrse,
Tor all the buildings Will he owned by tne sloek
holders" This pleasant argument, wh'ch was -
plausible as IL was strictly tiuthlui, hid th' &c
sired efYecr. The gentleman SAID ne would sunui'
the matter TO the drm which he representeu-s
very wealthy one-and had no DOUBT tnat tne,
would subscribe TO the STOCK. he lett his card
Blgler In q few days in connecuon with the suo'
Ject.
The local subscriptions are encouraging. con ID
ering these hard times, when even Mile. Jouy.ns
dresses fetched prices infinitely below Their value.
New YORK, as every one knows. must indeed oe
.'hard up' when her fashionable ladies' are slow 10
purchase beautiful dresses. Yesterday ex-Goyer.
nor Blger reported . subscription by New
Yorker OF $4,000, which is not at all bad Tor one
davis work.
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ANOTHER FREAK OF BERGH.

BE BERATEs THE GRAND JURY AND CHARGES
THAT THEY ARE IN SYMPATHY WITH DOG
AND COCK F1oHrNa-TH GRAND JURY Ap-
PEAL TO THE couRr-REcoRDER HAcxETr
TO SUMMON BERoH TO ANSWER ron CON-
TEMPT.
At the opening OF the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday, Recorder Hackett presiding, the
Grand Jury came into Court and HANDED IN
several presentments, the result: OF their deioera.
lions. Amongst these was communication from
that BODY calling the attention or the Court TO q
characteristic letter addressed to IL by Mr.. Henry
Bergh, In which that gentleman severely censures
the Grand Jury for their action In matter OF In
quiry into charge preferred by Mr.. Bergh agains,
parties found engaged IN dog light in Rlvington
street, in This city, on the 10th OF December last
The Grand Jury deemed IL It's duty to present the
matter to the Court Tor such acLion as the unwar.
ranted interference OF Mr.. Bergh in this Instance
demands and "In order 10 secure to future grand
jur.es the respect which is their DUE" The com.
municatio to the Court, Bergh's letter and Re.
' THE GRAND JURY's pREsExrxzNr.
His Honor Recorder HAcKzrT Presiding Judge OF Gen.
DEAR sia"The accompanying communication was re-
Of The Grand Jury consider the
uncaiied rejecting upon integrity as Grand
sfH
.sr da sd what spna may
Thinking that some action in the matter the
sS S:ss
Submitted not as
MR. BESGH's LETTER.
To c. DEIAvAx ESQ., Foreman OF the Grand Jury for
Der Of men engaged in dog fight IN back
dogs had been hghtlng moment before the arrival Of
s az The Ana .nS s
the time being covered with blood and the dogs terribly
OF the dogs and place where they Was u
se S S hs
sss ha through Sa s
iorbear to mention on MONDAY, the 9th inst. the
ns
@ a S
Sns ?ssS;sfa
aa 'y
ALREADY onerous duties Of this society and
sn ess ed has
sympathy exists in this community with their atrocous
! calling. HENRY bERGH.
Recorder Hackett, after reading the present
ment and letter,
ADDRESSED THE GRAND JURY
as fOllows:-M 18th reference to your presentment
about Mr. Bergh, the Improperly he has been
guilty OF, IN addressing q communication TO you.
demands the attention OF the Court. He will be
notified TO appear and make such excuses as ne
can to justify MS conduct. No man mas right 10
send a communication 10 any Grand Juror or re-
ceive any intimation OF q criminal Investigation
passing under the consideration OF that body.
Such persons guilty or contempt and dlsrespect
| to the Court.
The Grand Jury were then discharged for the
term.