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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
In the United States Supreme Court the following
cases wero argued to-day


In the United States Supreme Court the following
cases wcro argued to-day
No. 126. Forsyth vs. KimbalL-Appeal from the Cir
cult Court for the Northern District OF llinos-rhis
was bill asking that an amount due 10 the Mutual In
set OF by an Indebtedness by the company to him, ON
which the assignee of the bankrupt corporation was
about 70 sue. The decision against the complain
ant on the ground that the Indebtedness to the COM
pany was not wholly his, but, in fact fell upon three
OF his brothers, who were mutually bound with him 10
pay, and that II could not therefore, be made avoid
able by way OF set on and II here cOntended that the
Court erred in its findings and conclusions Submitted
OF pointed briefs. W. G. Candy for appellant; j. L.
Thompson for appellee
No. 654 Townsend VS.. Todd ct al.-Appeal from the
Circuit Court for tho District Of Connecticut was
proceeding by tho appellants as assisnees In bank.
ruptcy OF Newhal to have set aside certain deed
made TO the appellant The Court below declared the
deed TO be void because In violation of the spirit ana
policy the laws Connecticut and because 1t was
constructive fraud upon creditors and the instruments
being void against creditors at the time OF hing the
bill in bankruptcy, IL Is void against the assignee
This ruling is assigned here, whore the cause
is submitted on the printed nonts. John Beach for
appellant; s T. Baldwin for appellee
No. S92. Williams United States-Appeal from
the District Court for California.-This claim FOR
place called "Arroyo de Ia Laguna y in California,
which successful in the District Court. Subse-
qucntly petition was filed asking that mistake In the
decree, occasoncd by transating tho word "Stio"
give tho petitioner whatever and-even II than
square league in quantity might be found within the
boundaries Of the place. The petition denied, and
the question here is whether tho mistake be cor
reced in the way asked The government submits
that 10 effect Ii Is asking for rehcaring The COM
correctly f. 5. Gould Tor claimants; Solicitor General
Phillips for government
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION
WARDS ISLAND INMATEs-IMPosING UPON GER
MAN EMIGRANTS.

WARDS ISLAND INMATEs-IMPosING UPON GER
MAN EMIGRANTs.
The Commissioners of Emigration held regular
meeting yesterday afternoon at Castle Garden ihcro
being present Commissioners Forrest (President),
Setback, Maujcr Hurlbut. Starr Quintard and Lynch.
But little business transacted and that mostly OF
an unimportant nature. Three four minor appoint
ments OF assistant and hopers in the several
departments Wards Island made, whilo others
recommended for like positions, referred, with
power, to the committee In charge From tho report
or Superin tendent Krohbeil, there the following
inmates or the State Emigrant Refuge and Hospital
Wards Island, the 10Th inst:-Hospital, 1913 men,
100 women, 81 children; Asylum, 81 men, Il women,
child; Refuge (malel l42 men, 20 boys refuge fc-
mae), Al women; Nursery, % women, rs children,
making total of 826 OF which 4l6 wero men, pa
women and 166 children
Commissioner Sohack presented to the Board tho
particulars OF which, he neld warranted action
OF some kind II was system of false representation
practised by an agent doing business OH Greenwich
street, this city, upon poor German emigrants This
individual had employed such to work In the coal
mines of Pennsylvania. promising thcm steady jobs at
S3 or 81 day In addition, no had assured them that
their travelling expenses would be paid that while
the road TO ther destination and until safely sheltered
IN company house meals would be furnished rcgu-
larly and without CHARGE tho ront would be free and
each family would be given abo, chairs stove and
bedstead, and that the garden which would be found
attached 10 every dwelling could be used by them so
long they remained In the employ Of the company.
Because of these representations, said Mr. Setback,
many emgrants induced TO accept the offered sit
uatons, and after starting from this city found out
only late that they had been terribly imposed upon.
Much prvaton and suffering had thus been caused and
1t was about time to stop such work If possible The
Commissioners listened with much interest to Mr..
Sohack's statement and will look into The matter
body Adjourned.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Judge GildersIcevc.
UNFORTUNATE INDIANS.


Jacob Phillips aged sixteen and Thomas Stacey
alias Aionsa Tononiana aged eighteen, Canadian In
dian lads we're arraigned charge Of stealing $40
from tho pockets of a fellow Indian named Francis
Donny while the three were occupying one bed at No
% Thompson street, the night OF November 20 Tho
accused pieaded guilty and in answer TO the usual
questions, answered pathctically, "No work: no
home" They were each sent TO the State Prison for
one year.
pocKETBooK sNATcHING.
Thomas MoGarry, youth living at No. s3s West
Thirty-sxth street. convicted OF snatching
poekebook and an account book containing tl3 from
the hands OF Cecilia Lee young lady who teaches the
uso Of the sewing machine in the Wheeler Wilson
tablshmcnL At the request OF his counsel sentence
was deferred till Friday next
PLRAs AND SENTENCES.
Edward Barrett and John Hunter, who broke open
the coaholc the sidewalk front Of the premises OF
william T. Churchill, No 70 Warren street, the
night OF November 9. admitted their guilt and
each sent to state Prison Tor two years.
william McElwain, who embezzled $50 from Anna
Iandou Of Boulevard and Sixty ninth street, sent
20 the Pcnitcntary for six months.
John Maloney aged twentyt two OF No 90 Cherry
street admitted that he broke into the liquor OF
Joseph David No 1877 South street and stole SIS worth
OF cigars and S26 in money. Two and half years In
State Prison was the penalty inflicted
Bertho Reese aged twenty 1--WE, OF No 90 Hester
street pleaded guilty stealing $22 worth Of dry goods
from the store OF Bernard Cohen No 5O4 Canal street.
and to State Prison for two years
John Williamson, who stole wearing apparel valued
nj S42 from Maria Bohn, OF No 81 Sixth avenue, on
October 81 the Penitentlary for one year
Mary Meyer, who stole a shawl and dress from Henry
Philips, OF No Rutgers street. the I'd OF January
was sent 10 tho Pcnitentary for six months.
Peter Ioden, alias Peter Iober aged eighteen, OF
East Twcnty-ninth street. sent 10 State Prison for
one year for stealing wagon worth 800 from John j.
Hughes East 139lh street, near Alexander avenue
on November FL
John McpaaI, or No. 25 Bayard street, who stole
thirty and half yards OF waterproof CLOTH valrod al
$50 so from David T.. Marshall, Of No. 2l3 Broome
atreot on December IS, pleaded guilty, and con-
demned 20 spend three months IN the Pententiary.
Thomas RYAN. f0r breaking into the club room AT Ma
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POLICE CHANGES.

LOBBYING BY CAPTAINS PROHIBITED NEW
RULES ADOPTED.
The Board OF Police met yesterday, General Smith
presiding
resolution was adopted employing three messcn.
gers for the service Of the Commissioners at an an
nual compensation Of 5000 and the doormen who have
cinct stations for duty.
Patrolmsn Mcbride, OF the Fourth precinct was per.
mitted TO receive silver medal from the Ife Saving
Benevolent Association as a reward for rescung from
drowning Patrick McCanrey.
Tho following rules were reported by Comm issioner
Erhardt Chairman OF the Committee on Rules and Dis.
cphnc and adopted
Resolved That rule 243 he amended by adding thereto
THE sergeant shall give dodgers and prisoners Transcript
such prisoners dodgers and shall such transcript
in a loud voice g them trom the desk
Trials members Of the force will be held Monday,
two o'clock and shall be had one or moro Of the
Commissioners, based written charges and specdea
tionsn
Police captains are instructed not to visit Police
Headquarters unless ordered there by one OF the Com
missoners the Chief Clerk Of the Board the Super
intondent Of Police or ono Of the Inspectors Of Police
unless immediate exigences require their presence
All reports which thoy required 10 present per-
sonay they viii hereafter forward through the regular
channel using roundsman patrolman as messen-
ser Applications for special or light duty, except by
reason Of sickness or necessity, will not hereafter be
permitted The opportunity Afforded by the records OF
tho foce Board s full enough enable suitable solec-
tons to be made in all cases where n becomes noccs-
sary 70 detail for light duties All applications for
Hanser must be addressed to the Board OF Police
IN the case OF captains the application will ba for.
warded through the inspector in charge Of Tho district
IN whlch the applicant is on duty, the supcrin.
their approval dsapprova Of the reouest with he
reasons for such approval or dsapprovaL
Applications or transfer for those below the rank OF
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THE LATE DIR. SAMUEL G. HOWES
WILL,
From the Boston rrnrnllor !

Tho will Of DR.. Samuel Grldley Howe was this morn
ing hled at the Probate odlce 1t is dated March H.
1867, and is witnessed by Herman J. Warner, Horatio
Woodman and Isabella N. Howard Thomas b. Wales
ofBoston, aad Francis V. Balch OF West Roxbury are
appointed trustees and Joint executors with nstruc
lions TO pay the income OF the trust funds TO Julia r.
Florence h, Laura 4. and Maude Howe daughters OF
the tostator who states preliminary 10 this that hts
vile, julia ward Howe, has ample means OF her
The trustees are given full powers In tho management
OF the property and In case OF vacancy the judge OF
probate " authorized to oil IT, the tcstaor recommend
ing the selection OF " Austin Parks for this position
a codcil which accompanies the VIII Is dated May
-, 1873 The first section relates TO the private be-
quests. The second reads as follows:-
~ direct my trustees 10 paw the interest OF So 900
annually TO tho Treasurer Of the Perkins Institution
and Massachusetts Asylum for the Bind for the bcnc
nt oi Laura Brdgman during her life, said sum TO be
deposited IN savings bank savings banks, and the
tnconnA whsiaver "A IA Maid afnrasaidLn
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr-cHAMBERs.

by Judge Barrett
Levson VS.. Falki Wood VS. Mitchcll-Refercnces
ordered
Ross VS. Rsss-Foowing Abbt N Y, 442, an
allowance of 25) awarded.
Smith Poud-Aotlon Denied $40 costs.
Island CITY Bank VS. Nxon-Notion denied.
Crouch VS.. Goldsmith; Dyckman VS.. Aandel; Keys
VS. McReynolds Foropaugh Bunkor; Fraser VS.
Barnes; Mackellar Barnaby; Weeks VS.. Noxon;
Gergrer VS.. OTIS; Dry Goods Bank VS. Adler; Mutual
Life Insurance Company VS. Fay; Buckhalter VS. Voor
Kingston National Bank vs. Thorp.-I nnd that the
AFFIDAVIT OF service is imperfect When that is cor
rected the plaintiff may take an attachment, return
able in twenty four hours, and bailablc in $500.
. Tho People, Sc ex rel Hagan vs. Monroo--wrIt
dismissed and prisoner rcmanded. Memorandum.
Walker Ekins.--Extra allowance OF five per cent
granted.
60 the appointment OF an attorney for first mortgage
They liable TOR deficiency.
Andrews vs. Tyng-Extra allowance OF Ave per cent
granted.
Enitod States Lifo Insurance Company Rowe--I
have objections to this order but upon final Judg
ment attention is called to the rule
Hendricks Tullock Order granted; allowance of
one and half per cont
Carson VS.. Conycr.-Extra allowance of hvc per cent
granted
Matter OF Hcrrora--ROierred to John n. Lewis to
report, &c
Fernandez VS. sonneborn; German Savings Bank vs.
Rogers; Piston VS. wentz-Rcierences ordered to
compute.
Matter OF Bearch Commission granted.
S0arlo Scare.-Motion denIed Memorandum.
United Stncs Lifo Insurance Company VS.. Rowe
AS TO reference sale attention is called TO the rule
Memorandum.
Bliss VS. Nehemiah. Motion denied with $40 costs
Memorandum
By Judge Davis
Bauendahl " Dennle Judgment in foreclosure
granted.
BY Judge Donohue.
Matter OF Chu0ch. Order granted
Rossnbach vs. Manufacturers and Builders Bank.--l
wish to counsel
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Donohue.
American National Life and Trust Company Will
rd--MotiOn for trial denied. Opinion
Dc Ruyter VS. acknowledgement for plaintiff.
Opinion
Richards sc, VS. Battcrshan ot aL-Decree and
Bindings signed.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Sanford
Van Hess King ct al-Reerce's report con-
Armed aud judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
By Judge Scdgwick
Mcdonald vs. Mcdonald; Harding VS.. Harding
Orders settled.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge J. L. DAILY.
crowell vs. CroweL L-Order granted.
BY Judge Van Hoescn.
Seary VS.. The Mayor, &c-Judgment for plaintiff for
500 CO. with interest from May 20, 1877,
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth
sHoPLIFTERs ARRESTED.

SHOPLWTERs ARRESTED.
Mary Clark, Ann Ryan and Caroline Curtis were
charged with stealing fifteen yards OF guipure lace
valued at Sll S5 from Simon Sultzberger's store NO
2el Eighth avenue The three women entered the
store and after time Ann Ryan purchased quar-
ter Of yard of lace. Sinclair swanson, an employe
not liking their actions leaving the store t on MS
hat and followed them up the avenue Alter gong
few blocks he Mary Clark take up somc stockings
from n mont OF Francis Rogers store No 4l3 Eighth
avenue Tic still followed them until he cav an officer,
when he caused their arrest While the officer was
making the arrest four pairs Of Stockings dropped
on tho sidewalk by one of the women. On being taken
10 the station house card Of lace found Mary
Clarks person. The prisoners held IN 5000 on
zach complaint Mr. Rogers having fully identified the
stockings, and Mr. Swanson the lace
A SNEAK THIEF.
John Murphy, 6f No 3l2 East Fifteenth street. was
held in 81 600 10 answer for stealing overcoat,
valued at $50 from the hallway Of No IL East Four
toenh street. the property of Michael Costello The
prisoner was arrested wearing the coat
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN CELL
On Monday evening young woman, named Louisa
Albert, locked up In the Fifteenth precinct station
house or noxication After few hours she tried to
hang herself with her handkerchief She rescued
and in court yesterday Judge Kilbreth fined her $40
On being taken TO tho female pen sho took out hand
kerchef and tied IL tightly around her neck In less
thar a moment she began to froth at the mouth and
the other prisoners gave the alarm Officers Furgnsen
and Brennan rushed in and were compelled TO cut the
handkerchief with their knives tight the Knot.
After dose OF cold water on her face tho woman re-
yived aud handcuiiod and sent TO the Tombs
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held
COURT CALF
Jun 81

SUPREME CoURT-CHAs 81
rett- Nos. 90, 81, go. y, '.o,~ 49,
100. lOe l2o, i9s, l3l l32 Call 1873 to
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcAL TERM-He IS Judge
s = Ss Iss qca La Law ass snc SS
255, 2OS 200, 270 27i 27S 274 275 27o 80, 27s 27e
2so' 2S5 2s6 2s7 9sS 2So 20a 2o4 2oo, 2,o 298 8oO
SUPREME CouRT-GESERAL TERM-Held b, Chief Jus.
tice Davis and Judges Brady and Daniels NOS 95, &C.
o6 1914, 106 HI l2e 12l 1885, i67, POI, 1l2 1SS, I62
supREME CouRr-CIncuIr-rar Held by Judge
Van vorst-Nos. oi, 974, 1887 16l 1851 s29, 6l 7S9
7ls, 1880 351 s76 AL, 1133 1921, 1908 7S7, 1891
Part 2-Hed by Judge Westbrook No 399l
2O77 oo7 1915 7s6 2lo6 1920 12O 224s 2275 H. 2OS5
64S, 2Ul4 2274 Ia, 6q5. 099, SIS, $685. 6j9 2229
sUrERron Counr-TRIAL TmM-Part l-hcd By Chief
Justice MoneL-Nos 1871, 1879 1743 S7s s63 7il
roo 500 76l, 967. S67, $50, 33l, 673 395 Part >
Held by Judge Speir Nos 6I2, 93O 966, 9GS 92S
436 1918 s62 s54 5sl 2e $50 95S, 7lS 9l0 1926 s2s
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEcuL TERM-Hcld by Judge
Sanford.-Nos IA, 25, 90
CoMMoN PLRAs-EQuITY TERS-Hed by Judge J. +.
Daly.-No 10
ConMos PrEAs-TnIAL TRRM-Part Held by Judge,
Van Hoesen Nos 573, 500, 1899, 1902, $50 1is1,
22sl 1880 22I7 67O 100, 1916, ST. 1895 4. 9S6 Part
2-Hcld by Judge Van Brunt-Nos 1902. 2l9 1870.
1908, ls7 l2i9 l44s l444 LAO 2cCo 1889 1850 1898
1865 14.sh l44e 1880, l45l, l453, l454 l4'S, 1856,
last, 1853. l459, 1lso
MARINE CoURr--.RIAL TFRN-Part Held by Chief
Justice Shcs.--Nns 1905 5a2i 1919, 35i6 3T33 1923
$50 22s2 S73 3I67 376s 37Io, 3sl4, 500 6045 Part
2-Held by Judge McAdam-Nos 1852, 4l65, 64l0 6343,
624S 6Z44, 62t5, 4225, 3lo9, zol4, 3TSj 3IS4, Joo
37S9 65i0 Part 3-Hcld by Judge Sherdan.-Nos
55iS $685. 1854 loo 4663 $685. 5467 jSTl 6223, 5i26
1880 45;0. 6520 577S, 51l3.
CouRr OF GnNsRAL SEssIoSs-Held by Judge Glider
sieove-The People VS.. John Mayer, rape: Same VS..
James Brady, iconious assault and battery; Saue
AndreY Mcg.ynn !s,on!cgs assault apa battery Same
VS. Edward Stein felonOus assault aud battery Same
vs George Price, felonous assault and battery; Same
vs Jefferson Saunders feonious assault and battery
Same William Mcdonald, feonious assault and bat
terry Same VS. Ncie Farrell, fclonious assault and
battery; Same John McQuade, felonious assault
and battery; Same w. Tunis Crowley and william
Hays burglary; Same John Buckley, burglary
Same James Suliysp AND Alfred English burglary
Same VS.. George Crawford, burglary Same VS.. Philip
Krull aud William Krull, burglary Same VS.. James
Harvey, burglary Same VS., John McAndrews, grand
larceny; Same VS.. George Hancs and Adoph II.
Sckles grand larceny; Same VS.. William Edwards,
grand larceny Same VS.. Lizzie Cutler grand larceny
Same VS. William Shannon and James Barlow, grand
larceny Same Edward II. Read grand larceny
Same VS. Thomas DevIe, grand larceny; Same VS..
Adolph Lewis false pretences; Same VS. Mack Roth,
false pretcnccs Joseph J. b. Wales, larceny
from the person Same vs. Frank Spencer felonous
assault and battery.
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THE WHITE STAR DOCK ROBBERY.

On the 9th OF December two cases Of silks for
brelas were stolen from the White Star dock, North
River. 4 portion OF the goods traced to W. d.
Woods store at No. Great Jones street Woods was
arrested and gave 81 600 bail for trial. Detective
oNeil found Thomas Robinson, the truckman who
carted away the goods Robinson said he took the
cases to William 0Day, who keeps junk shop the
corner OF West and Charles street The truckman
also said that December 0'Day sent the goods
Robert Richards IN Pearl street, with instructions to
sell them, and December 13 part OF the goods
sent TO Woods store He also said that other portions
Of the goods taken to Mrs. Mnrphy's at No l59
Perry street. where they were kept until removed by
Mrs Anora Richards on the Information OF the truck
other parties will be arrested Mrs. Murphy was
examined in court Yesterday and remanded
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ARREST OF ALBANY BURGLARS.

On Monday night detectives Dyer and Foster Of
Albany, called upon Captain McCuoch, OF tho Seven.
teenth precinct to assist them in arrcsting George
Williams and John smith, charged with burglary In
Al6any. They were S-res,ei In tho early part OF
December last burglary committed in the silk
warehouse Of j. NJ Crapo & Co. and SIC, 900 worth OF
silks and laces carried away. Suspicion pointed to
Williams and smith, but they had led the town and
could not be found. few days ago II was learned
taat both men were In this city, and the Albany detec
tives armed with warrants, came on for the purpose
Of arrcsting them The prisoners brought before
Superintendent Walng yesterday morning. amer which
tboy were taken 10 Albany.
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AVENGING HIS AUNT.

Henry Lawson, of Springfield, l.. l., who made the
attempt on Saturday afternoon to shoot Mr.. Thomas
Powell storekeeper and Postmaster at that place. for
alleged improper intimacy with his aunt was arrested
yesterday by 0nlcer Hamer, OF jamaica on warrant
issued by Justice Bennett, on the application Of Powell
charging him with assault with iptent to kill Ho was
subsequently, Srraigned before the Justice, at the
Jamaica Town Hall and hold for examination to
morrow bail being meantime refused. Judge Haynes
Of jamaica has been retained counsel by the pris
oner Meantime Powell, IL is said does not dare to
return 10 his home and place OF business he Is sp
prohcnsve Of violence the part OF the elder LAWSON
who is also very much inceBsed against him.
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THE CUSTODY or A CHILD.

John Ryder obtained divorce form his wife short
time since in this city By direction Of the Court the
custody oftwo children given TO the husband but
Mrs. Ryder refused TO gixe up the youngest inter
estlng little girl habeas corpus issued directing
her 10 deliver up tho child She failed to obey the
order OF the Court and was yesterday arrested by
Deputy sheriff Bullard and brought to the sherid's
office She there gave Information as TO whore the
child could be found when II sent for and handed
10 the caro- of Mr. Ryder The moi hers grief
being soparatedffom her daughtor was heartrending
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CORoNERS' CASES.

Michael McKenna, aged forty seven, porter in
store at No 234 Water street. taken with fits yes
crday morning and died before the ambulance arrived
Coroner Eickhon was notified
Yesterday morning Officer Rcgan brought to the Sew
enth precinct station house the body OF female infant
apparently about week old, found the basement of
No. 255 Division street The body was sent to the
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Walker street. on December 10, and stealing two
pairs Of indian clubs, worth Sl3 co. sent to State
Prison for two years
James Boyle, OF No 90 East Ninth street. who went
to the house OF Frederick b. Wendt, No. 80 West
Thirtysecond street. on December 13 in the absence
OF Mr. Wendt and obtained dress coat by represent
ing that he was sent for II by the Grm OF Colfax 4
0Ter0n, sent TO the Penltentiary for six months
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
DIsoRDERLY HOUSES.

DIsoRDERLY HOUSES.
Tho following persons held in $500 each for
keeping disorderyk s:-Mary Brewer of No. 1905
Canal street; Nary 100 Canal street. and
Horny Scheniger N 7treet
IARCEN
Peter Smith, of held
in 81 900 for stf
Joseph Kavonx, wi ~
ton.
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sUrREME COURT CALENDAR.

ALDANY, Jan. IS, ISI6.
Tho foowingi Is the day calendar, General Tcrm Su-
prone Court, for Wednesday January 10, lsT6;-Nos.
l2o as 80, o. 2s 2r, IS. AK, 60 60. 81. SO, n, "a
~ 81. 81. % and lO2
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JUVENILE DELINQUENTs.

Tho Society for tho Reformation Of Juvenile pelln-
quents have just held their aly frs, annual meeting
with the following selection OF ofhcers.-prcsidept
Edgar Ketchum; Vice Presidcnts--Iohn W e Lev.
eridge, Benjamin b. Attcrbury Edgar s Van Winklo
John A. Weeks Frederick W. Downcr James NJ Hat
ICONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.l
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-27

for this convention requests the Demo-
Gratis of the several counties to meet on
the Both inst. and give expression to their
opinions Of the presidential imbroglio.
The intention Is TO have the voice OF the
Democrats Of the land heard in demand
ing "true count of the votes In the
disputed states. This the Democrats
must have. They believe they have
elected Mr.. Tilden to the presidency, and
they DO not propose to be cheated ont Of
their victory by ballot-boN crushers like
the returning board members, and the
gentleman who occupies the place Of
chairman of the Republican national
committee. If "truc count shows
that Mr.. Hayes has been elected every
Democrat in the land will acquicsce in
his election, and would willingly shoulder
a muskct TO secure his Inauguration {; but
il such count Of the votes east in last
November shows that MIR. Tilden was
elected the Democrats propose to let the
people know the fact, and if the execu-
tive and the senate, In the face of the
facts, shall attempt to put down with the
bayonct the men who protest against the
outrage, the Democrats will have justice
on their side and, with a confident voice,
will call upon the people to smother the
conspirators with mountain of ballots,
and execrate them with general denun-
citation