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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

BARNEY MCCUE.-Sheriff Mehaiy OF
Williamsport, received al order from the
Governor, to take Barney McCcue 10 the
Eastern Penitentiary. where he is to be in
carcerated during the remainder of his
life The sheriff has not yet set time for
his departure with the prisoner. but when
he does 20 Mr.. Patrick McFadden will ac-
company him as deputy. If Pat fails to
make Rome how'll around the centennial
grounds it won't be for want of the right
material 10 secure such q result.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

THE whole issue Of fractional currency
does not exceed S42. 100000, of which sew
eral millions may be set down and as de-
stroyed or lost, SO that it is perfectly feast
bic to substitute silver for these rags If the
money kings would once let up on the pre-
mium. 1t had been the hope that We
might get rid Of the fractional currency by
the time the world came TO see us At the
Centennial. But the Democratic attempt
90 get up a new imitation furorc has set
everything back again.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

waukee Iron Company are in blast. making
about 500 tons OF Bessemer steel per week.
One will shortly be blown out, until the
opening of navigation, for want Of Lake
superior Ore. The Minerva Furna ce, al
Milwaukee, has been idle for two years.
Both blast furnaces at Iron Ridge are idle,
IS are also both at Appleton. OF the
saur blast furnaces Mt Depere, but one is
in blast. The Bar Mill of the Milwaukee
Iron Company runs about two third time,
double turn. The rail mill about half
time. The blast furnace at Ironton is
idle
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

Our dancing masters should not be above
getting IA point from the KY, NegS
Young man, if you will waltz, and wish to
do it in the highest style Of the art, do il
thus!y Place your right arm around her
waist about two inches above her pin back,
throw your left arm under her fin, then
stick your nose in her right ear, and whirl.
DO this, and you have got the thing down
TO q fiDeness.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

The Stale Legislature has very scnsibly
refused the request made by the old would
be watchdog" OF the State Treasury,
Vic. Piollet, who has for some time been
iaborinS TO secure an appropriation ofs50-
900 for the purpose OF erecting huge
Granger boarding house, on the Centen-
nial grounds. The proposition WAS ridicu-
sous, to favor any secret organization in
the manner requested.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

CONGRESS is still lighting over the re-
sumption question. The Democratic eau
Gus finance committee have exhausted
their endeayor to perfect financial mea-
sure, and now turn to the committee on
Ways aud Means. and on Banking and
Currency, to extricate their party from
its sad plight.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

Col. !. w. FORNEY arrived home from
Europe, on Tuesday last, and was receiv-
ed by hearty welcome from his friends
and neighbors in Philadelphia. lie has
been abroad long time, and done more
than any other person to place the Cenlen-
NAL enterprise in the right light before the
people of Europe. lie deserves ;he thanks
of every patriotic American.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

THE National Democratic Convention to
nominate candidate sor President will
meet ut 81. Louis on June 9th. The Re
publican National Convention as hereto
fore announced meets at Cincinnati on
June 14th.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

OUR State Legislature has at last com
menced its work. Several bills were pass
ed this week, but the most important busi.
ness before it will probably be pOstponed
Cor a period, so as TO have an excuse for
holding over fifty days longer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

Madison township, Clarion county brags
of a schOomaster who can thrash sixteen
boys in twcnty-seven minutes without get
ting pain in the back or pat on the pit
with an ink bottle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03
Correspondence.
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

HOW THE POoR LIvE-THE PROFITS OF
TENEMENT PROPEkTY-BEECHER-
GOULD - RELIGIOUS - THE MARTHA
WASHINGTON RECEPTIoN--BUsINEss
FOREIGN PICTURES-FOR THE GIRLS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

Travelling in the interior of Brazila a gen
lleman put up for a night at a farmhouse
furnished iu the primitive style OF the coun'
try ; but on the table, in company with
long tallow candle, was placed handsome
pair of plated suut,ers and its stand, which
the owner had received as a present from
Rio-Janeiro. "What conyenieDces you III
vent in Europe!'' said the Brazilian &c
his guest. Before received this present
used, on taking off the candle-snufi, to
throw IT on the door-perchance on the
bench where was sitting, or over my
clothes but now mark the difference" Sc
saving, be pinched off the long snuff be
tween his thumb and finger, put it careful
ly into the snufTers, and held them up with
n look of triumph at his highly amused
spectator.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03
STOCK OF TEAS,

the finest goods ever offered in this vicinity,
are selling for CASH at greatly reduced rat
The public are respectfully invited 10 cal
examine our goods and prices.
AT. HAZELTlNE &
sunbury, Jan. 90, 1906 mos.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

TERN OF OFFIcE.-The following act OF
Assembly, passed March 10, 1870, will
be of interest a. this time TO our readers:
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted, dc, That ali
member. OF Councils. and ali other city,
ward, borough and township officers, ex-
cepting school directors, TO DC elected on
the third Tuesday of February nex:, or in
apy year thereafter, whose term or Office
would under existing laws, expire prior
to the first Monday of April, shall continue
in office from the date al which said term
would otherwise expire, until the lirst Mon
dav of April next ensuing thereto; ana
the term of their successors shall begin on
the first Monday of April, and shall con
TIME for the period now fixed for the
duration thereof by existing laws III cach
particular case, and hereafter all elections
for offices which will be vacant, on the hrsl
Monday of April shall be held on the third
Tuesday of February next preceding there
to-
1t will be seen by said act that borough
and township officers elected last year
with the exception of school directors, hold
over till the first Monday in April next.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-03

TIE Miners youThol cougratulates the
people of Schuylkill county upon the work
oi the last year. which it briefly stated as ::
Conviction Of dishonest county officials,
the arrest and conviction of number oi
the blondthirsty Molly Mcguire band, and
tbc investigation and reconstruction OF the
business of the townships which had
proved the most serious burden to the
taxpayers of the county. The checking ot
the members Of the Molly Mcguire assas-
sins is a thing over which not only Schuyl-
kill county, but the whole State, has reason
to rejoice. They have been the terror OF
the law abiding for many years, for much
greater length of time than was consistent
with our boast Of enforcing the law and
Furnishing those who violate il, but We are
heartily glad that the end has come, and
! that the murder of peaceable citizens Is
likely TO cease. for time at least.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
pnlk Isl1rh
MoNnAY. Jnnn lN-r. NJ.


The week opens will an irregular market at the
Stock Exchange, stocks which have heretofore
been considered valuable exhibiting great weak
ness while others. of which the prbic have not APP
pa,eatly entertained an exalted opinion, have
shown remarkable strength and advancing quota
iious. The continued manipulation NJ the Granger
stocks was of the prominent features of the day,
each stock showing still nr,hnr rise from the ad-
vance ot last week. ST. Paul Common opened al
liSs and after selling at I2l2 and reactiug to -
rlo-,l ~ the best price o,ithc day, while the Pre-
fcrrrd stock, af er selling at 72aT2as exhibited mo
mentary weakness at q, but rallied to 12l at tlr
close. IL reply to the query of correspondent who
lSks. Is it trn" chat onc-half the dividend said to
have been earned on the St. Paul Preferred stoc&
for 1879 came from re luction If supplies r. We
have to say that per cent on the preferred stock Of
the Company in question amounts to SS59.l9O. and
that the Cbmpanys reports show the supplies
hand Dee. 81, 1874 to have been S7Ol l}2, ard
that Oh Dee. 81, 1879, they were S23G,Dl3 redHc-
tion of S!6l.5l9, or more than onchalf the sum re-
quired to pay one years dividend on the prc-
fcrrcd stock but the rca lers OF THE Tan
uNE must remember that tho dividend was
paid in the Conpany's : per cent bonds
aud not IN "snpplies.' Northwest Preferred came
to the front with quite active DEALINGS for this
stock. and advanced from l2 to 55's and after u
setback to G5. again advanced 10 G5l2 GGj's, while
the common stock. which probably is the "ohject-
i've of the party who have slept with t for year
or more went from l2os l3 is4I23i. Ii is needless
To say that the movements IN the four stocks named
attract considerable attention from the professional
operators, but it 10 he more from curiosity
than from any real vested interest In the securi-
! ties Rock Island, although good stock is beng
used as sort of godfather to the Northwest
speculation. and its price was moved mp TO loo0s'
with an unusual amount of trading. Lake Shore'
which opened at 547s could not hut feel the ill.,
uence OF the rm tone given to the "grangeis, which
for the nonce superseded its local trafiic, anu IL
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
nTCIslONS- -.IrNr 10.

Suprrmr Copri-Ciambers- Bv Judge barrett
Ic art IquitaHl" Iif@ hs4urauC" Society 'i"iun
cr.uieI m 4nd denied FOO hGf costs, iuirar
rar.iu of ire notice o. no ion liir- at Egf
NE HE as.rrlucr ~o'efy.-N""n rrtri,h 10 'ar and
dcrnd in ra't cost iuG ti gn , margin Of tie
notice nf motion
Nppcrlor Couri-SpociGl Tcrm-Hv .Iulrc S"dnwicl
Rrs ard. act cou',i a ~ ton or1-f'd vitf0I CtSt
mnfporrnGg. fr,uy = A. a"L ~" CbsUc Ngiip n 3d. E
moi sci n, any defense "luti to lie the
event NArplerson IunUcr Motion denied Win $40
costs Klr Vol. .0n.-In MI 'as would like to hrr
tbr lirRs u counsel Bt Z rfpnn"r. NcnumndIm
Cniinrian ag Cunningham fifty 20 iHIs 1owanrc itr
counsel aud r'rryiue Oh ih' action Ntd ag
ngt Mn ocl-T rpu nj -irned smith 1gt RYAN. Euor'l
apf Thr Enos Couutv FIRE Cifa'v. and Iai eft
II a art Glrvey.-heui tift'r> h'd j. nch az. Prre.
Cas- ordered Sc. Moore agt. Gi r~ervc.Ord rc1
si,r, cal,idis. Cohen ac Cogghl Amer ai. E"r-
I lss, ocranc Steam Navi'nt"1 COMPANY Nchnriss
sgt. Rice e. al. ami CUmron ag Scot-OricIs gfaut-i
Marine C0prf-f fhGsbcra-Iv .ludgr NcA law.-
Rom ncv agi. duey HI attick 40" 'fn"Ofiifs Sled
Roma Don own e3. udpf- ~ t
on paafs BIerfIs at. Eipc Easiu- Powder Icuf1ny;
To,gus,nd at CROW NJ granted. tOl.u agt Mos.s
T,Iar Holrs I6rGau. Motions 'rn ~. tr.o 80 nI
COM Bgrtc t. Moi0i granted cmitt D. Nv Nckil
lev l. Referred 10 \. e. Atirr, t-g tOlrn agt.
IichbachtD v. BT"a esd. lppoi1iei receiver. Ilcuh
CouEty III ordered 10 pay m"nera Morris agi
Benson Jui"mcnt or isno - answer oIcn aHi Mps'.
order IN pc frr contempt Lied KeDuy a-t Waf rg;
Vitc aat lNfchcDs4 Kelly agt Ncaol: Meyer agt. Itch
Motions Granted. ~c'tipf act Wl fns.-Noull 10 vacate
arrest granted IlnauX aCt. NeverOr i"T - s'fii a.
~ Judge GOepp.-M aEtccrc agt Lttle.-OplHion;
settled.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1870 1870

sor,h sydney C. b sth steam punp, on ppa, @ "
he- al at ~hi 60 on 'ho h"'"' ~
l9i for repaifa
June 1s 50 nics Five Farhem Ligni, pg sos m
Va. ,r ,yrisa 90 Nyy T. t)r hamp ., ,rom
sJ.r "a Ia 30 . Ien1 81 25 W. BARK Bbsy, iiei"' ~
far Phiiaieiphia ,a-t Brown.
fr,si B N for QTeenstoTn -, ,,.,,so, c,usoe Rob
lane IL LAT. II 40, long. JS 80 barr hophs'n ''uo' ~
i,,son tr m Boston Jnh 4. for q Isttwn.
FOREIGN PORTS. ,, so,
,,sro, Tune The Great Western Lac steamship oon
,eW-Ntk June Z ffliHr' IoI y
" "otIprNsfowy Jupe lJ-The American Line steanSn,p m
IN M, Cars from Ph.adeipiii Juue s. ioi L'efp'o| q"
movif,p lnLe 10 The Anchor Line steamship Sihlh @
i.yis iru New YORK Jane D. tor Glasgow, ~il'o" h'i'
to-day. -. ,,o,r-
pORJ ROYAL. = g., June ld-AIll'on sea"i'"P wv W
ID D., = fupM Ne;vi1rk ,-ouoo N i.,s,, sco.
,.rrl irI n filDucsster; We IA 40 tussL i'm pnhn
briss Annie InQram AshwOOd st. ] lhns, r. H. MagnMs,
T,aftn I1hI ION eDub1c rseT, nIyinai SGhrs. necn %
a. <ing Bradv Fortune Islant; Il. q 10 'n'li per VI
pifatrlp,ua Clease Falken. ChrlNehseh loI va"
IN e tauue Anderson, for 'lurcnstO n or faInouh.
B0SroN JnIo l9-ATTiys1 steamships orKsi fsnrI'n H.
and Rom n t3r4w Pbladrlp "a Gen Whlhey' nc.
ict N,w.York John iopAins HaietL bauIiofo' s'hi'
loan II. ConsCrs", Ia amer IA ;ui' -
ffor Lalssf ShtF Aers see f'Hh PhGe.i
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
CIVIL, NOTES.

Al-crnon g. Sullivan has begun . sut AGAINST the
city lGG 60 With inter - from Ian J. l971 b.inF 'r
amount 30 uc from HI s1ary o. u 1Oop Assistant Dis
Attorney from Jru 30 Dec. b. 07l IN lcr"r'aucr
with raso the Board ~ App'rfinu at Il MAY lI
ISL Dr,ur te salaries an cuplovts & t'e r'y nld
"a for uuu4 IFr au. hurN lr such
action ssprpsoi 10 hr coarrfri rroI Nr ig'rt q" so
,,r ,nmer Under an iass'd Am @, 1871, hut 90
i,var II saisT o officers conn 'rci with
the lmiu Of justice h|s been u"ff0I 10 "'r"
cases. the adWiu~ia lutCe IL the higher courts bthg
a Sti;" sud not a local mdItvr
The formal JUDGMENT in the suit Of tho female
Academy The Sacred II against the city was entered
ye.er lay Clerks once anuu the tnvrs 'or
veaIs On The Acaarr'. PROPERTY amounting t'1OD and
euoiuin collect hs the city "n il- lh"
plrtT conprci tract ~ about 30 acres above ON"
siyh.-f winch II hR -r oll 1uuIU"H
win n1r Ind, improved rt- uss' tr Ch""l-
frli favai on lois lcc'"d v oIls ans
tre Tax Commits allow %. cy'pt 1hpn ln a'F Tire
10 ilr General Term. w itI tfl'ffl
,r me whole - uertv r order e.
ne cisntpt Coprt ~ Appeals cun'l rne1t gyon by
Jafga Lawrence iu acc0uituH' rfih O. at icci-.On
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
NEWPORT.

DON pTDRo-THE POLO GROUNDs-AERiVAlS-
GOSSIP.
IFpoN An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oP THE TRhuNE.l
NE,yPo,T. Il. l., June 19.-DOm Pedro took
drye about the city early yesterday, ana ~ "cIoeh
attended the Catholic church. At noon he Visit'd the
torredo station lie expressed hu-ef as hghb pleased
wifi everything be saw, but Gd not admit that tno Bra
zi,ian Government WAS behind in this branch OF the
service on his way 10 WEXFORD this morning, he waS
honoFd with submarine salute Of % torpedGes fired in
rapid succession from the shore, by tho order q" capt
Breeze Col jerome Napoleon Bonaparte was pas en-
ger ON the steamer that brought Do P"b" 1" THIS cy
but was not introduced tie Emperor oC"louc ha-
taken possession OF his Summer residence On Bar
MS nave.
The ten acre lot recently leased oy Tie Polo Clnh Of
NeyYork is being arranged Tor the seasons sport at s
being closcd with high fence The President ol tne
Club Mr. Beuuct Of NewYork, and the NieoPcSiGcnt'
william f. Douglass Of New-Yor6 VIII arrive during he
week and fake possession of their cottages several o.
the other officers oi the CinD reside mere eur 'E ia @
mer months Two games week "li DO pay ana
eome iufcrestnC matches VIII take pace.
Ibe ConfcSs DE Pol one aud tasiiy have arrived 1t
IN, Aolidn cs House pend Ing the Oreiag of TIRE Oc'
RIehsrd 4 McCnriy Of NcW-Yoik has decided tn sprmd
Summer hero. a'd h1s Itn t th- ~ 10 V i''i -,
OF the present {. +. Gregory Of JcFel Ciy hs
again rtutd tie T"upkins cot age on tat",i,l2rsi.
The Countess Eaunelos and family have arrived from
Eadr anI MI Mr. A. Bourne of Boston mothcr Of
Inc Countess iss ,rfivrd nj tie Snluou', cottage OD
Rroaaway; -. " Phcuix of Ncw-Yorb A'sN arrived ri te
horn villa on Haiilioa II HIS brother, Lloyd PIchiN
will sDend d po tou of me Sdmmcr with hm. Fi0i
Ss,ssiz of & nbi &c, Mass aui bis hrciutf-in-iaw
1npcv Shaw o; BO-tOi have arrived nt 'e rc"iiaEcs
on Castle Hill Thomas Mlndns oI BuN.1''c bi's also
occui led villa near tie sdnc pace 1N'i ~, "
OF New York has ntcd the villa oi Dr. bruIF & P"ttF
u ID of Grace & .nlcn. -Iolk. oB CihcIJn-St.
R,cnurti NJ StdZZ of Boston, William /. Elrhafds "i
Pbila cilhi. a1d jun Ia Fargo OF Nc"-lci bi,'S
have arrived 1T ti'I own Summer resi"rr- MiF "".
GainIell dau zLitr 81 me Ltc RprH H. yes @" fio'i
denca Is AZ Ter vida the tihs lirt s0iI' T.. IL J.
<an!mell viii OccifpJ tlc residence Oi his granbathcf
Miss Cthciipe J. Noiie Of N"s York h ~ AeE s!d.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
sold up to 5o,. but subsequently returned to 54ys

sold up TO 55io bnt subsequently returned to 54so
55is In Erie nothing OF moment was done, the few
sales made being at 135s0l37s. Central and EIud-
son sold ex-dividend of per cent at 1J6i20 l0720
1O7 The coal carriers continued weak and still
further declined. New-Jersey Central sold from
77'h@7S to 717sa75A@75l2 When THE TRrBUNs
last April first called attention to the fact that thI
Company was paying mors money for divioen than
1t mad earned the price of the stock was los Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western declined from
l06t to 1913, railying TO 1851, and Della
ware and Hudson from 106 to lO5. West
ern Union, after opening at 6Ss., declined
to 6Sl4 but later was bought up to- e996s7s
the buyers probably expecting that the price will
look cheap TO other buyers" when the lia per
cent for dividend is taken off Tomorrow. The re-
manler Of the list requires no further comment
than is furnished in the subjoined table. The adj
yances in the final sales the closing prices Of
Saturday were in st. Joseph, Michigan Central
Lake Shore and North Western. each Is st. Pau
preferred and Western Union each Il Ohio and
Mississippi, 3; ; New-York Central, Rock Island. and
Union Pacific, each %; Northwestern Preferred
o. ST. Paul Common, 7s, and Missouri Pacific per
cent. Wabash and Pacific Mail each declined is;
G.. G.. G. & L. |: Delaware, Lackawanna, and West
ern III: New-.Jerscy Central, ll2, and Panama,2
per cent The marke5 closed firm. The following
table shows the
ave- npJ
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
Pred. D. Philips.
THE COUR7,S.
BLACK FRIDAY TRANSACTIONS.

SUIT OF KEADE AGAINST sPEYrRs DISMISSED
In the suit of William Reade against Albert
sppyers and Others tried IN the Conrt Of Common PEAS
Judge Robinson Yesterday dismissed the compliant lhc
suit was In form for damages against the defendants INC
CHIEF of whom were smith Gonld Martin, for lng !"
return a call loan for Sl43OOO. or which 100000 gold
was pledgsd. IL was % Black FRIDAY transaction III
which sneyers claimed TO have acted for the principal
defendants 1t was not pretended that any actual GOA
or cash had acu llly passed, but merely that apeye
and Reade had arranged the loan bona de transac
ton to he settled through the Clearing house ana that
when Geale demanded his $4,000 the defendants
declined TO pay him The plaintiff adm tied th''
when he demanded tie money he had n''
the gold in actual possession, but ca'meh
that he could have obtained It at II his loan had
been repaid The defense claimed that Inc Wh"i',
TRANSACTION merely cover ior brt on me Ict
the gold and that the lantf was hound 10y tc Torn o
hi That ayeFrrd loan on pledge ana thr hl'lh
tf therefore bound to keen the pledge mia u OF w
least ready with its equivalent when nc drnHo'u
the return of his money As he had LOST nOtnt va Itt
sisted upon valid Judge Robinson hcli tiat ~ u"
actual loss was shown. an the pani1. wh N he Wade
bis demand was not in condt IT, r'uIn tn nlcd-e1
gpid he could not aud dismiss d III" comp i,t
AlgpIn"n :. Sullivan aud john Il. Parsons apimafl ior
plaintiff; Thomas g. SHearDan and "ldam A. beac" Ior
1eicndauis ., CT,
& Martin also growing out Of Black Friday ihn.actoh
when the plaintiff gave power 81 attorney to w Con
u prosecute his claim ana take % i"f cent OF thc -
suit AMI subs"q iently dSTuStug hln de'iici 20 = zee
the suit in charge of Sewe Perce ~ cnun" JnH+e
sedCwck decided that tie pla utih the suit being ~
hs name "A clear right tO transfer ne mtha-rh'nt
of his sut To attorneys trust, subject Of cjur "a
the claims of his former aitOlneNataW-in TIE present
case nuneanl to any action 'or damages ms "ttoic' h
ict may hereafter bring under thclf asTcin NJ IL H.
Sew, appeared the notion j. IL. Chodie IN oppoS-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
ExERcrsEs AT cmARLIEK INSTITUTE.

A large audience assembled last evening in
the chapel of Cnarlier Institute FIfty-mnh-st
near Sixthaye To witness the exercises
of the institution Seated the platform were the
Marl,lis Dc ROchsmbeau, Prof Lcvasseur. Deiz MOniB
and oer members the French Centennial Commission
Chancellor Howard Crosby and William Wood President
OF the Board OF Education After the Introductory
cises and tie address by Prot Chare the French
guess introduced 10 the aud eOCe, and several "
Ibepl made short addresses Chancellor Crosby after
ward made q Lew remarks, pointing out especially 70
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
TRIAL OF GEORGE KNIGHT roR HOMICIDE.

George Knight, CHARGED with killing Joseph
Bennett by s.abbng hin with a knife during quarrel
at No 265 Stantou-si, Aprii -, convicted yes
crliy Of mansaushtcr in the fourth decree IN TIE Court
Of General Sessions Knicnt indicted Tor murder ~
the second degree brt Assistant District Attorney Russell
stated In opening tie case that tn" "tcn-r came "itn
the definition Of nanslaughter in the thrd drGre "a
given by the sta;ute Tie testimony TO the eiieci
that g,uu,it was drunk AM puareisonc and h"d 90,
Sautrl IA prisoner previous occ' 'srh Al tr "hr
be met his he hal been particularly Nl'i'hl an"
,bi.fye an had struck Ku glt Serrrr blow, when The
lattcrstahhrd him At.Ign hour dchrf ii"u lhr 'ulF
returned vrrlct oi auEHtr iu TIE .oulih 1r-r e.
Eui VAS sentenced 10 years iGip.is IAAent ~ tde
; al L Prison.