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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
DIED.

ALEXANDRE-On Friday evening" April 7. Frarcis Vietoc
of Francis Alexandra. In the 34th year OF his
Wiser respectfully invited attend the funeral
Francis Xaylers Church. Sixeenthst, fft.aye
Monday. April 10, at 10 a. III.
DAVISSudonly Oh Thursday. April James Davis aged
"a years.
Funeral held Monday, April TO- at r. H. at st
James, Church, Madison one
sxthst Cars leave Grand Central Depot At 2:3J y.
GARDSER-on Friday morning. April ], Augustus Kinsey
Relatives and friends invited his from
All souls Church Fourth and Twentieth On
Monday, April 10, at 10 n H.
Boston papers please copy.
KEYSER-On the 9Th inst Roxceanah widow Of the late
Ernest keyser aged So years.
The relatives frends OF the family respectfully Invited
seventh st. on Thursday, the 18th inst, At O'clock
without further in vitaon. Her viii taken 70
WOo,uawn for nterment.
LEE-In Philadelphia, the 9th Of April Mary Helen
youngest child oil Dr. Charies G. and Helen Lee aged 10
months
Baltimore papers please copy.
VAN SCHAICK-In savannah the 9Th INST, stephen d.
Van schac> Surrogate OF the County OF Newlork aged
"a
The funeral viii take place Church II the Mess ali
Thirty fourth e. and Park ave. Tuesday morning
o'clock. The remains iii be- conveyed 10 Albany
WALKER-On Friday evening 1th inst Louisa q. alkcr,
widow OF David Walker aud daught Of Thomas
Julia Ann Z. Adrance.
Funeral from Georges Church. stnyyesan square,
Tuesday, llth inst at 10 o'clock Reayes and trends
invited.
wHITE-At Orange N J, on the TN. Mrs A. WHITE aged
50
Funeral on Monday April 10 at p @ from Grace Church
ll2O m train foot Bsrcyst Friends 81 tue family ara
invited 20 attend.
wooLLEY-on saturday morning April g. At the residence
OF her soninlaw, W. H. SANFORD az Hauy,anse l. l. Maria
Woollcy. ia thr Goth year Of her age.
Hauplangc Church, Monday Ociock
D. NJ Trains iuiite,, Point O'Clock :. ~ for Cen
trail Isl p returning az 40 p.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

careful canvass of the. political views of
Nebraska politicians brings forth one or the following
three NrbTaskas probable choice for the presidency
Br.stOW, Blaine and COnkling.-l Omaha Bee UDd)
What matters it, so we reap the fruits OF
victory, whether Bayard, Tilden, ThuIman Hancock,
Hendricks or Davis succeeds Grant. To all others than
Themselves aud their special friends II is matter OF
little moneni.-[ Redmond Wing Dem)
A majority of the county Democratic papers
o. Ohio favor the nomination OF tie Hon Allen Thurman
for Presidency The editors OF these journals arc III
close communion with the Democratic people and gen
orally truly reflect their sentiments. Cleveland Plain
Dealer DEM
Now why should Grant not send TO the Sen
aye the name Theodore d. Wo0lsoy for Minister to Eu
gandi He is New highlander, knows something about
International law, and baS reputation abroad that
would cause him 10 be welcomed most heartily. Why
not round OF his by making him Minister to Eli
gland p Hartford Post RepD
Mr.. LongfellOw would be received with
especial enthusiasm nsland, where his name IS d
household word and his wCTks are III every library Is
evident public disappointment DO sides OF the
Atlantic only be appeaScd by the designation or
minister who shall least be the equal of Mr. Dana In
intellectual ability aud personal worth. I'm this and
In this way only, the insaketO call 1t ny no brsncr
the senate be retrlevod Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle tRep)
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STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET

HAVANA Arril s-Sugar-Demand far and market firm.
Nos d. 6aes. reals :, arFoba Nos 10 TO 20 ID -
7i4ds2 reals MOasses snGaTsNos 10 10 AZ
reals T. srroba Concentrated sugars fair % good quality
$4,000 reals arroba. Muscovaio sugars Common 10
ilsH,I, reals arTOba Fair 10 Good Rennina, os1
rs reals p srroNe; Centrifugal sugar.-N9 IL
797,, reals y arrobe stock III warehouse ut Havaui
and Matanzas sol 800 boxes and $4,000 hhds receipts o.
the week aud UOO hds exports 81 the "eek
1880 and l3,5OJ hhds, including ll5oO boxes AND
1000 the United STATES Nolasses quit; 30
polarization, 3la63's reals g0h teg Ba:on tttf
S.5 pei Butter sj.HS7S per qninh Tor AIer ,
ElOur S349S35 per Dbl for American Jer& Boef RI W
per arroba American Sugar Cured = 81 per qnna
Lard in tins s47 5OaS4S so y quinal Potatoes - oOds5
p bbl Empty hogshea IS 236st gold Lrmbsr nominal
reals Mossses hogshea 1919 reals White Navy Besns
n .622 reals T. srrobs Chewing IoDaeeo 1925 per
on,ntsl Corn 4all4 reals arrOba HOOPS haf Long
shaved S45dSis NJ Frcights steady at unchanged rates
Tobacco active ana firm. spanish gold, "a
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thereof for the purposes aforesaid: Provided how.
ever That he may, In his discretion. mako the
said bonds payable In not exceeding forty years
from the date thereof, and bearing such lower
rate Of interest may his Judgment be expedlent
SEC. That in order TO provide for any temporary de-
ciency OF currency In the Treasury TO meet the current
expenses Of the Government 1t shall and may be lawful
for the Secretary OF the Treasury TO make and ISSUE
from time to time may be needfu. Treasury notes
having not more than year to Iun and bearing such
rate Of annual Interest. not exceeding six per cct as
he may fix Provided however that the total amount OF
such Treasury notes outstanding at one time shall
not exceed S30, 100000.
SEC. t. That the Secretary OF the Trearury IL hereby
further authorized and empowered, whenever In his
Judgment the state OF the money market may I've fav0r
able exchange the bonds % the United states herein
before described by public der to the highest bidder
for the legal tender notes Of te United states Provided
always. That such exchange shall not exceed
in any quarter OF the year and The legaScr notes 80
received shall DO added tho gold reserve hereinbefore
provided for and not be icissued until after the rcsu
ton OF specie when the legaltcndor privilege
shall have ceased. 80 .
s. That all provisions Of law inconsistent with the
provisions Of this act hereby repealed; and to the
exteut Of the gold and egateDd noes accumulated IN
the Treasury IN accordance with the provisions OF ths
act the obligation TO purchase bonds for the sinking
fund Is hereby repealed.
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THE WHISKY TRIALS.

WASHINGTON, April 9.--William o. Avery.
convicted I'm st. Louis OF beng connected with tho
whisky frauds, last night arrested by the United
States Marshal
ST. LOUIS, April "a petition was put into
circulation yesterday afternoon and signed by many
leading citizcns asking President Grant TO pardon Con-
stantne Mcguire
CHICAGO, April 9.-In the Freisin8er and
seayerns whisky case yesterday evidence for the do
tense and in rebuttal was concluded.
ST.. LOUIS, April SIN the United states
Circuit Court Judge Dillon said that In the Ma2re case
the ocnses charged In each count were tho same and
passed sentence OF fine Of $4,000. the maximum pen
The minimum penalty Judge Dillon then asked \ W. o.:
Avery present and Judge Krm his cSanfe s,sea
that he could here account 81 not having mean
TO paw his expenses. The Court allowed until next
THURSDAY for Avery to appear VIM Mckee was then
called and motion for new trial In THIS case "as over
ruled
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DOM PEDRO'S VISIT.

A COMMITTEE OF PROMINENT CITIZENS TO DECIDE
WHAT ATTENTIONS SHALL BIZ PAID THE EN-
PEROR.
About 40 wel-knOwn citizens, including ex-
Gov f. ID. Morgan, william Caen Bryant, Cyrus
W. Field Royal Phelps. Vim. f. Dodge, Augustus schel
Chief Justice Charles p DAILY and Dr. Agnew, met 1T
Dlmonicos on Saturday 10 consult about reception to
the Brazilian Emperor Royal Phelps called the meeting
TO order and said that Friday the Brazilian Minister
lad received dispatch from the Emperor, dated Para,
stating his wish to visit the United States strictly as
private Citizen and the hope that he would be allowed to
land and proceed to hs hotel ike any private citizen
Mr. Phelps said evident, account OF tlis DIS
patch that they could do nothing toward giving the Err
peror a reception his arrival, but it was under
stood with His Majesty that he would give the
greater part OF his attention to schools libraries muse
INNS and civic institutions He thought committee.
without being oicious might assist the Emperor III Wis
ng these places, and might supply Information The
following Committee appointed to take the whole
matter in charge:
Gen John A. Dix. J. J, Aston; Justice DAILY, a T.
Johnston, william III. Nelson, Christopher Thomson,
Alexander Hamilton. Robert b. Minturn, Theodore
Roosevelt william Wood A. A. Low, J. +. Wood Dr. Az
new william VI. Eyarts, Edward Cook, Cyrus W Field
Lewis Rutherford, Charles O'Conor, Chester a. Arthif
Elliott C. Cowdin Benjamin II. Field. william a. Mlck'
ham John Carey. jr. john Jay, Jacob Adler, r. r. W.
Jones Charles VI. Fry, Charles Luing Gusayc AnsncE
J. r. Dusk. w W. Phpps, j. G.. Arnold VI. W. Bcckwith
Mosle, Robert l.. Kennedy. A. Oracle King, r X Lee
Peyster Francis Reeves John y Wright Samuel D. Bah
cock, Carkson " Potter, j. +. Morgan, william H. Apple
ton, Philip Schuyler, Charles ID. Dckc.
Royal Phelps appointed treasurer and subscrip
tons were made to meet expenses The subscription
paper was placed in the hands Of DE- Agncw The Com
mlttee will hold a meeting at DelmOnico's TOMORROW
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METHODIST CONFERENCES.

DISCUSSIONS or THE NEw-YORK, NEw-YoRK FAST,
AND THE GERMAN BODIES.
At the Saturday morning session of the New
York Methodist Episcopal Conference tie question o.
making the Office of presiding elder elective was taken
from the table and discussed at length The majority re-
port Of the Committee adverse t. the petition at last
accepted by vote OF SO to ST. The nomination AMI
election Of candilates for local daconspj succeeded
and the following candidates approved: George
H. smith, II. W. Byrnes, J. n. L. Hervey. Robert T. Els
den. Albert Osborn, William IL. Peters, william Green,
Albert Stevens, T. Il. Sherwood, and H. NJ. Little.
Dr.. Hurst, President Of the Drew Theological
SEMINARY, gave report Of Its condition.
Tia reported the seminary owning real estate valued
at 23OO00 free OF mortgage upon which the rus
tees have decided borrow preerrng to rely upon
subscriptions until the endowment lost through Mr..
Drew's failure shall have been restored by other gifts
DR.. Rust closed the session with report Of the work Of
the Freedmens Aid Society The sessions yesterday
devoted 10 various anniversary exercsea and to ser
topic, of especial interest and importance. At
. Il. III. the Conference Love-feast held
in the Thirty-fourth street Free Tabernacle, which
was followed by u sermon by Bishop X. s. Foster
At the conclusion OF the the candidates for the
daacOnshp accepted by the Conference Saturday
ordained Att p m the Five Points Mission school eel
ebrted its anniversary in the Mission House At M
in the Free tabernacle, and in the evening further
preaching and anniversary services were held In various
At the session Of the NewYork East Conference Sat
uray the Rev David McMullcn elected aud the Rev
j. = DOrsay continued descons OF the second class
and the Rev. McssrS John T. LaDglos, Thomas W. Bethel
George A. Darlington, Levi W. Holmes. and Charles f.
Miller, elected elders orders. The Rev. Aessrs
Henry Aston, Allen Nixon. A. II. Lathbury. and j. d.
Pierce admitted TO deacOns orders. The Rev NJ.
l.. Scudder ID. D,was elected the NTH delegate to the
General Conference.
At session of the East German Conference Sat
urday the Rev W. Freund gave account Of the con-
don Of his district. extending from Baltimore TO Dun
kirk aud from HobOken to Syracuse. The Rev John q.
Luby Of the NewYok District reported Oh the different
fields OF labor Scranton was selected as the place OF
meeting for 1877. Resolutions av0rng the election OF a
German bishop and the introduction Of lay delegation
into the annual conferences read. On Saturday
evening the Conference feast held and yester
day morning the Rev DIR. Liebhart OF Cincinnati
and Bishop James, assisted by the elders
daincd two German ministers ~ deacons and two AZ
elders.
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CURRENCY LEGISLATION.
TEXT OF MIR. HEwITT's ELL TO AMEND THE RE
SUMPTION ACT.

SlMPllON ACT.
WASHINGTON, April S.-The following is a
cory Of the hill 10 amend the Resumption introduced
in the House of Representatives u week ago by Mr.
Abram 6. Hewitt Of NcwYork, but OF which 10 notice
las heretofore published This bill is not under
stood 10 represent, by any means what Mr. Hewitt
thinks ought TO be DONE but it Il what he considers
step in tie direction of return TO sound currency p
ciplos and at the time not radical to fghten
away from its support all OF those Representatives who
have constituencies with initiation tendencies:
he enacted de- That the Secretary Of the Treasury
hereby authorized and required To accumulate IN the
Treasury of the United States from ana after the lt
day Of July next, less than r30oOOOCo annually, in
as nearly equal quarterly insIamcnts may be prac
cablo in gold gold bullion, and keep The same
as special fund, for the purpose OF rcdecnlng the
from all other money bullion in the Treasury,
Whenever. in his discretion, II may 10 eNpedleht
to redeem the said notes, after the gOid 50 ac-
cumulated shall amount IN the aggregate 10
so per ccn!um or the outstanding Irga-lcnder
notes and il shall be the duty of Tho Secretary Of the
Treasury al time In AIS discretion before the 9od
so accumulated shall exceed the amount Of outstanding
legaltender notes 10 give public notice that the $40
sentaOn Office Of the Assistant Treasurer IN the
City OF NewYork and after such notice the said notes
shall cease be legal tender for the payment OF debts,
except To the Government OF the United states.
SIC 2 That 10 enable the Secretary Of the Treasury ~
prepare and provide for the redempti0S OF the legal
tender In this act authorized and requir d. he is
hereby prohibited from selling any gold In mo Treasury
after The day OF July next except In eices5 OF the
annual reservation Of 100000 herein provided for;
and in order TO accumulate the gold fund herein pro-
yided for IL authorized TO use any surplus moneys
from time to time III the Treasury not otherwise appr
priaed and SO far may be necessary To ISSUE SELL
and dispose Of at not less than par IN gold CON- either
Of The descriptions of bonds described In the act I" which
this 10 q supplement- and w Use ING procec"S
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RICHlRD PATRICK'S BANK LOANS.
RELATIONS BETWEEN SMITH & GIRvAN AND TIE
BANK or THE STATE OF NETWORK.

RELATIONS BETWEEN SMITH d GIRvAN AND TIE
BANK or THE STATE OF NETWORK.
TO the EdstOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: In connection with the recent suspen-
sion Of the National Bank Of the State OF NewYor the
name Of our firm has been freely placed before the
public by those who have special interest In good
name We have not taken any notice Of remarks from
TO time published tending 10 our disparagement
honorable business house, knowing that
vindlcation would in due time appear.
The Transactions Of firm with the bank
have extended several years, have been large,
and II he's received property from us OF much
greater amount and value than the loans 1t has been
alleged III published statements that cur firm has re-
ceiyed large loans stock Of Tie United
states AttritOn Co, Limited and The New
YORK City Attin9n NH Co" This is a
mistake. These stocks represented large YalEe,
and were merely placed with the bank further col
aeIa In all the circumstances Of the case 1t IL due 10
any loss VIII be sustained by any interested in our al
lars depends on the Judicious action OF The holders OF
our property. Respectfully, SMITH * GIRYAN.
Aer York, April 5, 1876.
tMessrs Smith & Girvan are alone to blame, if
the facts Of their relations with Richard Patrick,
Vice-President and the Bank of the State of New
York were not clearly set forth They were applied
" for their statement several times, but declined
TO make any. The card Of Smith & Girvan will
hardly satisfy the stockholders of the bank who
find that in consequence of the operations of
Vice-Presdent Patrick with this firm ard
others their capital of Si2,OOO,OJO has been
reduced to 977S,OOO with no immediate prospect Of
recovering the S1,222,0 900 deficit. What is wanted
from Smith IL Giryan is "a clear and detailed state
ment Of their relations with Richard Patrick and
how it that they received loans Of 1919 200 on
security" OF such probematical value.-EdI
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Special Nu!lees.
fiOudN md SArkcN.

HITTtIUNINE
Noon service from ~ 60 O'Clock lay except SArCH
DAY, when II Is held Al Association Hal
Afternoon s-ryloe At 1 O'Clock III ESDAl "wednesday.
TIL [ ksDAl, and FRIDAY.
AGnnssl IN fes without tickets
EVERY NIGHT al o'clock IN Madison AveHae Hail. and
OVERFLOW MEETING AZ same hour Ia Fourth Aytnae
Hall.
Young mems meeting Fourth Avenue Hail. EVERY
NIGHT at . O'clock, and SATURDAY NIGHT meeting -
Association Hall, Twenty third ST. and Fourth ST
o'clock.
special tickets for the Evening Services OF Tuesday
Wednesday THURSDAY, and Friday viii De issued
churchgOcrs and 10 persons not yet entered Christian
life person Application At the ppodomo zach day from
10 . to 10 m. Entrance door marked p, In Twenty
sixth st., near FOurth-aye.
No service the HlppOdrome SATURDAY. and
meeting GU SUNDAY.
services clOse ON Apii ~.
numbe- Of articles have been found which
tain application.
MONEY MONT service viii be conducted by Ma
SANKEf.
Mr. MOODY will meet young converts and nQuirers oalA
In Asso jssion Hall every MONDAY MONT ct oc.ocR
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LATEST SHTP NEWS
rFo,. other ship yeus see Second Page.i

ARRIVED. SUNDAY, Aprll ~.
Steamship City a Richmond B Brooks Liverpool Jarcl
80 and Qneensto4 Sls win mise and pas 20 :, Il pne
Nes 7 Fam i iot @ Gia 62 and G6iaar i5th
with ruit to Pnelps Bros ~ 49,. n...o, rn, ,,,r, Ga
Win nish ase and ps.s. 20 " b. 5rssn
stsaa;R @ aa ais {oq ounT sSh'I ts9 sl
with III se. and pass. TO Henderson ro.,
folk With hdse and pass to Old Doilnioa ssams.p co
steamship Fraucona Bragg. Portatd With mdse and pass
steamship Neptune Berry, Boston, with ndse. and pass u
Slip AleOma Oi Hsl;aZ, n 81 Curry nyerPOOl "a days
s Ss j. as OF na7cS SIi esst day.
schr Sarah r. smith, Gutnn PASSPORT, with fish.
scar j. II Mandell. stur;es, GEORGES Banks with fish
sear soPi BeTan smith Hik ,i v wn oysters
SER G. Banks, townsend. Virginia. with oysters.
ser G. r IIubbar ISye,an yirSnii with pine wool
scIr Edwards chnc, jacksonville daya VITA
lumber .- ....,u .,.. .,....,.,
Katie J. Hoyt, Newport Lille U. Wells GreenpOrk
May Susan Fs@ucs eodTay
Z. fyiyeI h,T, wasnA schisr N SsR@
J. J. Merritt, Virginia D.s Miller: Virginia
Young Teaser, New. Bedford. Lhla Babcock Harwicn.
Game Cock Milestone Point N. f. Webb Nor"cI.
Elias Ross Providence. LILA hare. Providence.
Mar.oD Providence J. Terry, Providence.
WfSD-sGnset fresh, n: clear.
April lat 40 So long 81 IS Nellie T. Guest from
Antwerp for Philadelphia
QUEENSTOWN, April l0The Inman Line steamship CITY Of
W, April SGs HpsuEs As1ea MACH 81
rived here to-day.
BOSTON, April CARVED. steamships Marathon (Brl Ger.
rtt Lyerpcol NeIeus BoaIsc lgom New YORK.; scis
c. H. Low Howes, from Wilmington. ~ 81 Car, Hammond
B,LnaoEK: April s.-Arrysi steamships octorora Rey.
Ke zen wins p psr a rh.e bars Emmett from
Savannah
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BRUTAL ASSAULT BY A NEGRO.

The people of the little settlement known as
Lower Cross Roads four miles west Of Tarrytown, "
been thrown into great excitement by brutal as
sault upon young girl, and arc now securing the
woods after the guilty man On Thursday afternoon.
when Della Mcnamara was alone In the house OF
Mr. Lbar. negro attempted to enter but the girl was
frightened would unlock the doors After trying
tho windows the negro away. Della watched him
20 over the hill In the direction OF ravinc, through
which the road passes. AT this time Nette Many, age
49, u step-daughter Of Robert CIPHER who keeps
store at the Cross Roads, coming along this road
She saw the negro In the underbrush, but paid
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~. Goddard will play pianoforte concerto oy
NOVELTIES AT HAND.

tho better class of theaters the dullest OF 'he
dee' Yet at waacks Theater this is the time chosen
year ont an original new comedy, of local origin
ior Soos Theater for reviving Shakespeare grea'
sn. NAV OF Henry W This dull week, accoru-
nSy will not lack theatrical Importance ana
,Isnrv "" with Mr. George Risnod IN 'ne icaus %
in which he has almost natiohsl com.
DC ,,,s,,o,,.callod Twins" aud written by ME-
cay wheeler aud Mr. J. $. Macsaye-is assigned ios
night Mr. Matt Morgan has pan,ssd sc so inc
W@'hn"yr AIR J. r. Thomas has iuinisheu ~,
the seeneTh. ,r Walleck viii make his reentianIe
dp recess OF more than two weeks and VIII i ae' Fer
shef part These fresh attractions "nsTe Thcater and
r eo attractive will be in smooth working olue bey
he eradication OF piaygoers wnen u H,iT1
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BdBCOCK And WHITLEY.

TIE ISSUE QUESTION OF vERiCIrY-ir TuRFs
UPON THE NATURE OF THEIR RELATIONS BEFORE.
THE COMMISSION OF HE DURGLARY-WfIITLEY 5
CHANGE OF POLICY.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The main Issue at
present before the House Committee tho judiciary III
Whitley and Gen. Babcock as to tie cEarac-
commission of the safe burglary, each giving different
glary and Babcock declaring was for purposes per
months ago the jury, before whom Harrington was
the other parties After this Harrington made aI-
peal to the President asking that further legal pro-
coednss take place. pleading his inability to bear the
attendant expenses, and IL sng other considerations Ior
Executive nterpositiOn.
At the above mentioned trial. Michael says one OF tho
implicated persons who turned states evidence testified
that Whitley met him in Newlors, and sent him to
Washington to carry tho plan OF the burglary. Whit
ley contradcted Hayes st0y saying he was
in Boston at the time of the alleged interview,
ard produced several witnesses tending to show
that fact. Col. whitley. while the trial in
progress caused Mr. Hayes to be arrested for perjury
but Judge Humphrey the day dismissed the ease.
claiming that Col Whitley's act tampering In
terering with the trial for the purpose OF nmidang
witnesses and summoned before him tho clerk OF the
Police Court who issued the warrant for Mr. Hayes's
arrest and required him t. show why he should
rot be punished for contempt Cob Whitley i'll his
testimony before the Judiciary Committee, confirmed all
OF statements OF Michael Hayes, for which lie had
previously had been arrested for perjury.
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no attention 10 him IN he srrsng upon her and ooro
her into the bushes despite her screams. w9ce ne as
tempted to prevent by okiDg. She offered hm per
ewcry to lot her co. without avail AID tearing her
clothes to pieces lie over owered ter Inls attaek Dad
been seen from the attic window by Della Men aDsrsf
but was frightened to for assistance Tao nrss
that was Of ,Ie affair." therefore was when Sesns
was seen running ont OF the woods 10 the house OF r
Coornbs, where sle fsinted on the doorstops Ihc
farmers Of the whole ne ghborhood and the
were quickly and searching for the rI'
fan but he has not yet been discovered. The gu mas
now recovered somewhat from the outrage