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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CouRT-cH CHAMBERS.


BY Judge pykman.
Edeston vs. Shandley and Standardization for
receiver denied, without costs
SUPERIOR CoURT--spEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge scdgwck.
Rogers Rowe; Graham VS.. The Washington Lilo
Insurance Company, aud Hcssc VS.. Bruckel ct al
References ordered
Graham VS.. Liddy.--Defaut opened.
Treacy Hcckcr ct l--Intcrlocuory decree signed
and filed.
Trcacy VS.. Hecker ct al-Findngs signed and fled
Raynor ct al. Strew Ordered special calen-
dar for the first Monday of June
Saltor The Ebcrdalc Coal Company.-Motion de-
MED, with $40 costs TO abide event,
Raynor Martn.-Ordercd calendar for first
Monday of June
Pollenz vs. Eberspackcr complaint dis
missed conditionaliy.
Chalk vs. Riss.-Extra allowance to the plaintiff
Stevenson vs.. Hegeman CT aL-Order for Judgment.
Stevenson Hegeman ct al Order striking out
the name of defendant, John BROWN IRON the sum
mons and complaint In this case.
ny Judge Speir.
Moore ct al Vs. Belloni Jr.-Bil OF exceptions or
dered on file
COMMON pLEAs--CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Van Brunt
Matthews Va IRISH and Dodgc-Motion granted,
upon payment OF $40 costs defendants stipuating TO
try cause in second week OF the Juno term, unless
they can show good grounds for postponemcnt Sup
Elemental answer 10 be served in five days
Richards vs.. Phppany.-Moton 70 continue nJunc-
ton granted with $40 costs to abide event
COMMON pLEAs-EQUITY TERM.
by Judge Van BrunL
Sage Va. vcrmilye.-Scc memorandum.
MARINE coURT-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Whitcside VS.. Smith. Security ordered.
Wyman VS.. Newhaus-Fvc per cent allowance
granted
Strauss VS.. Koesting.-Julius Caesar Langbein up.
pointed receiver
Woods VS.. Burns two cascsl --Motions denied.
Hoffman Robbins Default opened
Graf VS.. Brown.--Attachmcnt for contempt ordered
Stafford VS.. Ashlcy.-Motion to punish denied.
Wheeler VS.. Frouchtuecht Default opened on
terms.
Palmer Van Winklc.-Judgment for plaintiff.
Pcttcrs vs. Ftzpatrck.-Thrd parties ordered to pay
moneys.
Hasbrock VS.. Stoken; Meyers vs. Flynn; Meyers W.
Lambert; Lozano vs.. Dooling; Macy vs. Ulman:
Wheeler VI. Freuchnicht; Buialnar VS. Hirsch.-Mo.
tons granted.
Adams Keveny.-Deiault noted.
Carroll VS. Culien.-Bond approved.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
SENTENCES.

Judge Benedict yesterday rendered decisions In the
cases Of Howard the "sawdust' swndIcr, and d. *.
oncy Winter the cmbezziing Post Once clerk. With
regard to Howard in whose behalf motion Tor arrest
OF judgment made. the Judge stated that the in.
dictment was properly framed and the defendant was
within the construction Of the statute and the convc-
ton must be sustained. After General Foster had
moved for sentence, Mr. A. II. Purdy, How
ards counsel, asked that sentence 10 alto
rcthcr suspended the punishment mitgatcd,
on the ground that The witnesses IN the
case had committed wlul perjury, ~ tesiiiying that
they had come here detect the counerfeiters when,
in reality their intention was to purchase and
tcrfcit money. There had been fraud Tor counter
felt money is nothing, and, therefore, cannot be
bought and Howard had given them something's
sawdust box--or thck money. Has Honor said that
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SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

John McGuckn, first mate OF the American bark
Emma c. LitchhcId, was examined before United
States Commissioner Osborn yesterday, Charles An
dcrson second mate OF the vessel having charged
hun with repeated cruelty during voyage OF the
sell The evidence tended TO snow that Anderson
an in competent oficer and McGuckin, having extra
labor to perform in consequence, revenged himself
upon Anderson by beating anu clubbing him. The
complaint dismissed by tie Commissioner, but
The viii probably be taken before the Grand Jury
The challenge to the United States Grand Jury nlcd
In the United states Circuit Court by Philip H. Iuska,
defendant the charge of dealing in crooked
whiskey, and as cvdcfendant with Henry Ely. John
X. Ely and Louis Kaufman charge of conspiracy,
up yesterday before Judge Benedict General
Foster, Assistant District Attorney flied objection
10 the challenge and asked that the objection tie
tanned. Mr. Il. I. Wood attorney for Tuska, withdrew
his plea 20 the conspiracy indictment from this
in order TO remove II TO Brooklyn The argument on
the objection TO the challenge set down for Thurs
day next
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THE FREE COLLEGE.

The examination Of students attending the College
OF the CITY OF New York began yesterday morning.
There are In the Institution, exclusive OF tho 500
admitted yesterday, cse young men, Of which number
forty-thrce in the class. sixtyone IN tho
JUNIOR sovcntyour in the sophomore lis In the fresh
man and 400 IN the Introductory department Tho
subjects taken up yesterday BY tho Seniors were Latn
Greek and astronomy; by tho Juniors, physics; By
the sophomores, modern history; by the Freshmen,
shscs shadows and perspective. and ny tho Introduce
tory Department, English ana chemistry. In most
the questions gwen upon printed slips 70
which answers required IN writing This gave the
same questions 10 ALL and great care was taken 10
prevent any kind OF collision, the result viii probably
DO perfectly just cach Student standing on his own
inertia
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
At tho meeting OF the Board Of Health yesterday the
following report received from the Deputy Regis

At tho meeting OF the board OF Health yesterday the
following report received IRON the Deputy Regis
trar Of vital Statstics:--
week ending Saturday. May q, being decrease
compared with The preceding week ana % less than were
The actual nImbsr Of aosshs which occurred during the
death rate Of 800 per 1000 persons living the population
There was decrease in the number OF deaths reported
last week compared with the wee. prviogs Of 40 from
measles scariatna ~ oil dphtheria oof
Group q whsSpns cough o. pnod iey,r eanssI
iuLercular mcnn,is IS deaths in institutions and IA
g, rem S%s Diseases @ @ om q o
o ypnu ro from paesps a from
heart from and scrona iron. diseases Of the
The total number Of deaths reported during the week
eladsd from smallpox IS rom dpnshe.is q from seara-
branons Group. from ,nalaral levers ! from cereLro
"i and sH o under ~ ye as
aud = Of 20 ysS,s o. i H. hSS,es
families aud less. z IA institutions IN hotels and board
deaths we're reported ioor, the inst
M or the ssee %, q on the ,hr = -, ." the fourth on
age Of those s w,G died o. from smalpoS was
year, years months "a days. y scasana years
month 10 DAYS: o. dph.sfi; years months y DAYS;
ing cough \ months 70 days; Of malar.l ieyer 80 years:
months ine distribution d The mortality BY wards during
the week ending May 70 i follows VIZ rrs, Second
Eighth 20: Ninth, y; TentN g; Eleventh y; twelfth
teen.h, ~; sesenseensh. 90 Eighteenth 81 NineeniL
o. Twentieth, AZ Tvenyhrst, 20 Twenty second. 50;
Twentythird %; Iwenty-fourth a. The mean
Tor the week bl7 degrees. Fahrenheit; the meaa
humidity G6 saiuraon being 100 the reading 81
the barometer 29u32 inches. with rainfall of ~
inchc and the number OF miles travelled by the
LIB reported ny d. Draper. director Of Meteorological
Observatory Mt Central Park.
The annual deash rate o0 Of tho estimated emu
populations from tile weekly of
Boston ~ 20. brooklyn. AlJ0; Philadelphia. 1892;
Richmond 1868, Chicago, 1867: Washington. 1890:
Cleveland 20 ~ 81. Louis 1894 baltimore D:s Nash.
VILE ~ 10, London 2Is liverpool so5; Edinburgh. -;
Glasgow. Dublin. ~; Belfast %; Calcutta 20
bay, glU; Madras, 31s; Paris, 21 Bnsss 23 Anser-
dam. ISL Rotterdam. 3u Cop nhagen. 2us stockholm,
~ Chr stiania. 269 Berlin no Eresau "a Munich
"a; Budapesth tlI Rome, 3l.4: Naples, 34.i; Turin.
23.S; Alexandria, 3n2.
The following is comparative statement OF or
diseases reported ut this bureau TOR the
weeks ending May ~, lS7C:-
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recommending the licensing Of houses Of prostitution,
addressed by District Attorney Phelps ~ most
com ELEMENTARY terms He thanked them Tor the
fidelity judgment and discrimination they had cxer-
c ed In dsposng Of the immense quantity OF business
with which they were confronted the beginning or
the term. The District Attorneys remarks were
emphasized by Judge Sutherland, who then dismissed
the grand and petit jurors for the term.
SOME PETTY CASES
William Reed and William Perry, convicted on Thurs
day completely in forgery, were sentenced ycster
day to the State Prison. the former for two years and
the latter for ono aud halt.
James O'Ne. jointly indicted with James Scott for
picking the pocket OF Robert Brown IN Broadway on
Apr Is was convicted OF larceny from the person and
sent to State Prison Tor three years.
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this reasoning very ingenious, but he must ser
cnce Howard 10 thirteen months imprls onuent In
Kings County Pcnttentiary and to pay hne Of $500
In the case Of u. X olney Winter. motion for an ar
rest OF judgment denied, and the prisoner
sentenced 10 sing Sing for eighteen months.
August Kline who pleaded guilty 10 impersonating
pensloncr and drawing his pension sentenced TO
the Kings County Pcnentary Tor tour and pay
fine OF 81.
In the Of William II. Burchard formerly Post
master at Florida Orange county who was convicted
Tor unlawtuy OBTAINING letters. counsel moved that
Inc punishment he reduced 10 tine and that sentence
be suspended until Burchard could pay the fine, he
having been promised employment In Newark. N. }.
General Foster consented TO postpone his motion Tor
sentence until the last day OF the term.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE BATHERs.

Yesterday one OF the FREQ baths OF tho city was
brought IRON Gownnus and moorcd for the summer
season the foot Of East Fifth street, and to-day the
other Will be placed at the foot Of Eleventh street.
North River ON Monday the baths viii be open "a
tho public under the old regulations Both baths have
been rcpanted and repaired. They cost the city
$4,000 per annum over s00,00O awaited thcmsclvcs
Of using the baths last year. aud this number would
have been augmented had there been other baths Tho
uptown residents are also complaining that they have
no facility for enjoying a free bath
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THE SUNDAY QUESTION.

Efforts still being made by the Temperance
brotherhood and its agent, Oliver Cottcr, suppress
the sale Of liquor sundays In Brooklyn and other
cities During the past week Mr.. Cotcr has been visit
ing the different towns and cities along the Hudson
River far up a. Ncwburg He reports thai he snc-
ccedcd In inducing scycnytwo saloon keepers sign
his pledge not keep their places OF business open
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FIRE BUGS ACTIVE.

Various acts OF nccndiarism which have occurred In
tho village Jamaica recently have caused great deal
OF alarm among the residents as although the amount
Of property thus far destroyed comparatively SMALL
tho fear Is that unless taken TO put
stop to the lawcssness. there may DO serious
coniagration. half dozen small fires, every
OF which evidently caused by design, have Tor
tunately been cxtinguishcd with small loss within
few months The Board Of Trustees some time ago
offered reward Tor the detection o. the nccndiaries
but IL appears 10 have had thc desired effect and
they urged 10 employ the services Of skiliul
detective. which they will probably do.
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SABBATH OBSERVANCE.

Al regular meeting Of the Board OF Managers Of the
New York Bible Society, held yesterday, tho following
res outons we're adopted
Whereas efforts made by His Honor the Mayor
aud the acting with him. accord with the prin
by the Word " God which II Is the special
province this circulate therefore be IL
Resolved That Board Of Managcrs OF the Kew York
Bible Society extend to Ills Honor William VI. Wickhan
Mayor city Of New York. and TO the
ing with him. their and hearty Of the
recently Initiated tending
Of the Sabbath day In the closing Of the liquor
sa0o ms IN this cifyA
lie solved That the Secretary forward His Honor copy
.gst Ia. s,lutto
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THAT DRUGGISTS MISTAKE.

From the testimony given in the case OF Edna Elm
stem, who died from tho effects of medicine mixed
with laudanum through tho mistake OF a druggists
clerk on the 3lst ut, Coroner Elnger summoned the
parties to appear before him yesterday morning Tho
druggist, John Faber, held TO bail IN the sum Of
g. 600. and his son, who mixed the prescription,
held under 81 500 bail Mr. Henry Dadcl, OF No. 375
Third avenue appeared on their behalf and gave the
required bail when they dismissed.
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FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kilbrcth.
MARRIED, NOT MATE.

MARRIED. NOT MATED.
An old gentleman named Louis Warszaur, who lives
at No 1888 Lexington avenue, held for trial Mt
the General Sessions q charge OF assault
and battery preferred by his wife Rose. The
wife claims that her husband is habitua drunkard,
and that he continually abuses and beats her That he
now ana then gets under the 'infuence" even his
counsel admitted in court. His counsel, however,
claimed that the wife trying to get possession OF all
the old mans remaining wealth, about 5000, 900 in
cash and real estate, IN addition TO two houses which
she has already obtained from him by assignment and
$40 in cash. The houses no assigned 10 her about
two years ago. but 10 discontinue suit which she had
commenced in tho Supreme Court to have him declared
an habiiual drunkard. About year ago she had him
placed bonds TO keep the peace in this Court,
and fcw nights ago she removed two cart loads OF
furniture from their residence in Lexington avenue to
some place unknown. The defendant admitted to
hail
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BOARD OF POLICE.

AZ meeting OF tho Board Of Police yesterday rcso
luton was adopted changing the summer hats OF tho
police from the 10th inst Tho new style is high
crown black Derby, with three vcntiating holes
James A. Doian was appointed to a ccrkshp In the
Bureau OF vital statistics at yearly salary OF 500
The Chief Clerk directed forward 10 the Board
of Health legal opinion OF counsel the relation
ship existing between the two boards
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D0LAN'S WIFE ARRESTED.

Henry Moore, sailor, went INTO den in the Bowcry
ON Thursday night and fell cen IN chair, after
drinking considerable liquor. While no was asleep
Thomas Kaslah, OF Staten Island, young woman
stca 81 fiom Moorcs coat pocket. kcsah went out,
called an officer and had her arrested She gave hes
name Maggie smith, but proved 20 be Maggie Casey
who was married In the Tombs TO John l)o'nn, the
murderer OF Mr.. Noe previous to his execution. On
being arraigned before Justice Morgan, in The Essex
Market Police Court yesterday, she horriLed almost
cvcry ono In court by her blarphemous and obso0oe
uslefanleG sne ives committed Tor trial
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.


TIE WOEK OF TIE WAY IEaM.
The May term Of this corri, which ended yesterday,
was notable in respect Of amount Of business
Transacted than 400 having been disposed
Of In IT, on Wednesday last twentysi criminals we're
sent to the State Prison Peniteniary aud on Thurs
day forty three All the work was accomplished in
spite Of the that nearly onehAIf OF the term was
occupied exclusively with the trial and conviction Of
Charles williamson one the noted Roberts G cason
rang OF bond orgcrs The Grand Jury yesterday after
prosentlng the document which wo print elsewhere
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 2. 1875
No. 202 Dodge vs. Village OF Cntskill-Argucd by
Jacob Werner for appellant; James d. Olney Tor re-
sponuent
No. ISL. Fulton vs. Whitney-Argued by Samuel
Hand and f. O. sprague for appellant A. X. Potter for
respondent
No. Ia Miller We. Barbcr.-Argued by NJ NJ Waters
for appellant; George n. Kennedy tor respondent
Adjourned.
The following Is the
CALENDAR
for Monday, Juno 5:-Nos 100la, 2l6, 44s, 22S 102,
81 ~. 200
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JUNE TERM.

The June Term OF the Queens County Circuit Court
and Court of Oyer and Tcrminer will convene at the
Court House, North Hampstead, on Monday next Judge
Pratt presiding assisted by Justices Baxter and Chpp
There about eighty the civil calendar, and
there is considerable criminal business besides nclud
ing tho Of Fowler tho Ruigcr homcide and that Of
the Albersons, the North Side incendiarcs.
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INSANITY.

There were received into Bellevue Hospital during
the month Of May last y-four insane patients the
youngest OF whom was twelve years old tho oldest
ni,y-nne. or this number twenty-six were males,
twentyonc born IN ireland, eleven IN Germany,
nineteen IN the United states, In France and two
In Canada. In addition 10 these there were Eve
patients admitted who had attempted suicide and Who
now believed TO be insane, thus making total
number OF ultyninc insane persons admitted 10 this
ono Institution IN thirty one days or nearly two day
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PATRoLMEN ARRAlGNEp.

Three OF the Richmond county patroImen were
ragncd before Commissioners Marsh and Wright yes
efday, Tor using improper language for Officer
Tor being i've minutes behind time and the third
for being post without his pistol Decision was ro
served until meeting Of thc iull Board
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THE RUSSELL MURDER

John Hallman who struck William Russell on the
head with barrel stave, causing his DEATH in June
1871 was yesterday taken before Judge moore in tho
Kings county Court OF Sessions, aud motion made
by his counsel, ex-Judge Troy, he admitted TO bail
The amount fixed 81. 500, and Mr.. Quigey a resi-
dent this city, actcd bondsman Tor the prisoner
In Chicago and San Francisco. where Mailman has
worked since the homicide, he has gained many warm
friends who vouch tor his sobriey and steady habits
Mailman Is man about thirty years old aud has
villa uudou M child
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THE POMPTON BOND CASE.

In the OF the Cooper Institute against the nha.
ants OF the township OF Pompton, which has occupied
the attention the United States Circuit Court at Tren
ton. y. j., Mr. Barker Gunnmere summed up for The
plans to-day, and Judge strong, AFTER reviewing the
the paintl. which they did In the OF SIS I02 30
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FERRY CHANGES.

Mr. KreIscher, the new president OF the Staten
Island Railroad Company, Will make further changes
on the ferry Monday next The steamer Josephine
will make two direct morning trips the trans nj
Clifton landing, Leaving 1t twenty minutes 10 eight aud
nine O'Clock.
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Tho drought Is now severely felt at the east end Of
Staten Island The garden crops beginning sur
fer, and the roads are disagrccably dusty A heavy
shower passed over the west end on Monday last but
dad no great good
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FOREIGN NOTES.

HALIFAX, N. S., May 10.-The steamer Nova
scotan from Liverpool arrived at st. johns. ~ H., To-
day.
LONDON May 10.-Turner, Mott e. StroDgs
corn and provision merchants OF Belfast have suspended
with liabilities between 100000 and 100000
LONDON, May 1O.-The Morning Post says
that lOs members OF Parliament have already signed the
memorial asking for tho release OF the Fenan prisonsfa
HAVANA, May 10.-The Vos de Cuba says .
respectable house here has received telegram fr0m
Spain stating the country Will cover the dihclt m
the budget OF CUBA. steamer arrived here to-day frv
Santander with S72 troops Heavy rains have preVaso
here to-day.
POINT Dc CHENE, n. B., May 1O.-Naviga-
ton I'm the Straits to tho south may be consideScd
omen The ice blockade is slowly moving north. The
mersd aud three schooners from Prince edward Island
arrived this afternoon
LONDON. May 1O-The race for the Chester
Cup run to-day at Chester won by Tam O'shanters
with Freeman second and Gray Palmer third During
the racing Temporary stand ed for the OF The
spectators was SO crowded IL gave way Two persons
were killed and many seriously injured Ile wouHoS~
were removed TO an intir1nary.
HALIFAX. N. s., May 1O.-The Governments
steamers have not succeeded In communicating with
Sable Island for five months. The report made by ne
of an American ship, that the supnhes ~ tn0
ts,ud are short, causes uneasness. Ihe ON ehS
here however say that large supplies are always Ksps
on hand and dscreds the captains statement
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TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

ATLANTA, Ga. Nav l0-Patrick Lynch, police
man aceten,ay shot ard killed himself while eiosing The
door OF a cell IN the station house today
CHlc GO, May lO.-lhe whisky trials, which were
for today have been postponed until trday neat They
are tie cases Of Num- Wais north. aud Ward
PR WIDE NOV, MAY l0.-The game of base ball here
to-day between the Live Oaks Of Lynn and the brown
Universe Club By tie former By score OF Sto6
Bosros, May l0.-The Grand Camp Fire OF the
Department Of the and Army Of tho Rspuh
lie place tLnight Two thousand In linz,
with A bands and dozen mere drum corps.
WASHINGTON, Nav l0.-Tbe trottng meeting OF
the Wsshngto Driving aon which postponed on
account the weather further postponed on account
Of thunderstorm II expected That they WIZ cons
on
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POLITICAL NE WS.

BARNUM WINS IN CONNECTICUT.
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS NOMINATE WIN. II. BAR
NUN FOR L. s. sENArOR--soME EXCITEMENT
CAUSED BY SPEAKER wAILER's THREATS.
IBr IELEGRAPH To TIKI TRIBUsEI
HARTFORD May 10.-The caucus of the DEM
ocratc members the General Assembly met this even
ing for the nomination candidate for United states
SENATOR John Cotton Smith OF Sharon presided, and
Messrs Narden OF stamford and Mcneil Of Walcottville
were chosen secretaries. without the usual speeches
commcndatory OF "fayOritc sons" an Informal ballot
was taken resulting follows: VIM H. Barnum, 30 I;
lanes L. English, 7s; Gov. Chas. r. IngerSo, g. At
the conclusion OF the ballot, Judge Bronson moved
rlra roee informal vote. promising the result should
be- the same to move the nomination or MT.
Barnum by reclamation. long and somewhat
acrimonious debate followed the motion being supported
py Judge Bronson AMI Speaker Waller, and opposed by
Messrs Graves Seymour OF tchheld and stevens OF
Hartford Mr. Waller plainly declared that II the open
vote asked granted the friends of Senator English
would vote for him in the Legislature This declaration
was appauded by considerable number Of menbers He
further he would resign the speakershp and re-
turn 10 the floor. This created little excitement, and
the friends Of Mr.. Barnum yielded the point Mr. Waller
then withdrew his threat and made pleasant speech on
the restoration harmony The result Of the vote was
that Mr.. Barnum received 100 votes. Senator Engsh a.
and Gov Ingerson l. The nomination OF Mr.. Barnum
was then made unanimous, aud the caucus broke mp
with apparent good feeling. The nominee was born
Sept H. 1873 and after Giving pubc-schoo educa-
ton engaged in the manufacture OF IRON In 1912
le was "A member OF the state Legislature lie mas also
served In Congress continuously from inc ALIn WI
gress the present tliuc