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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

HoLYoKE, MASS.
Parsons Paper Co. Whiting Paper Co.
HolyOke Paper Co, Union Paper 20.
Valley Paper Co. Albion Paper Co..
Massassot Paper Co. BeebS & n ns. OK
Riverside Paper Co. Franklin Paper CO.
Newton Paper Co. Excelsior Paper Co.
DALTON MASS.
Carson Brown Paper Co. Byron Weston
SOUTH ADAMS, SASS.
l. L. Brown Paper Co. Adams Paper Co.
Keith pop.r co. CohSEH' 'A't Mo mas Paper Co.
MrrNEAGgE, MASS. o,..
Worthy Paper Co. Chaiiee * Calender, Glen
Ch Gip Could, RUSSELL dale, Mass. .. ~,
n%Ti5at Paper Co, South ley Pals r5S,I %
PHILADELPHIA
W. G. Hamilton Son. Mesarse Bros
p Adams, adams & Bishopl.
skaneateIes Paper CO., sEaneatSles' N T.
KnJwltOn Bros watertown N. Y.
j. b. Sheffield Son, saugerties' n I.
Diamond Paper Co., hilburn, NJ j.
Claremont Manufacturing Co, Claremont, N. IL
East Hartford Paper Co., Burnside, Conn.
Case Bros, south Manchester, Conn.
Piatner & Porter, UuiOnyile, Conn.
Moore & Az "a, Bellows Falls, W.
Rock River Paper Co., BelOit, Wis.,
In addition 20 the above, In connection with the
rangement are the mills owned and managed
by the Russels OF Lawrence Mass. and also manufao
turers Of glazed papers, papetries, &c.
It'll difficult 10 estimate closely the paper product Of
the country nj present, the amount that will be re-
0ulred by WO0lwOFth K Graham for the foreign trade
In 1872 the product was 3l7637 tons, or little over
1000 tons day the total value being f66505s25 OF
which So 552 l46 paid TO 2Oi0 operatives, which
tho business supported or the total product Massach
setts made S1s934,925 worth, or about onc-thhd.
Under the pending contract Woolworth & Graham will
be able TO command at least as much paper rs the
surplus product OF the country, should they find
q sale for that amount abroad. The styles OF paper
included in the above consignment very numer-
GUS. The principal writing, ledger. bank
note, bond, printing, plate, cover mana, and straw
papers and binders and press boards. The posi-
ton occupied by the house Ia Of peculiar RESPONSE
btity. The contract IL matter OF trust and confidence
on tho part OF the manufacturers In the character and
ability OF the house. But the manufacturers have made
the trust absolute, and the consignment Is at the dis
erection of the house substantially without limit as 10
price ana terms.
That the effect OF this contract viii be to create per
Dauent foreign demand for tho better qualities OF Amer
lean papers there be doubt, provided American
manufacturers lot alone by the Government, and are
permitted build up their industry They now supply
the home hrke; Yith paper Of better quality than can
be bought abroad in almoss gyory line, and at as low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

s. H. Eckinan OF SAVANNAH, whose Office Is at No.
Thonas-st acknowledges the receipt of the following
CONTRIBUTIONS calling attention 70 the fact that the sab
scription OF Si0O which has been acknowledged
ing from j. L. Brewer Brothers Co snOnld have been
credited to ]. l.. BrlInsr, brothers Co.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
THE coLoRED MANS cENTENNrAL YEAR.

Nep- YORK., Sept. is, 1876.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
Clat9. Miniature Poster.

Mr.. j. DeWolf, 80 Market street, has
opened full stock of spring goods for
children, youths and men.
The recent shower of flesh in Bath
county, Kentucky, has provoked quite
religious revival among the colored popnla-
tfon there. They seat themselves about in
little groups, with their faces turned up
ward, as if the heavens were full of mutton
chops, and sing: ,
Kun set yere on the groun',
De Lawd he am gW1ne
Tofrow de vitta1s down."
IF. Adair, Fourth and King streets.
Beds renovated.
"Here, father, take care of your hair
dye," remarked an irreverent Brooklyn
youth as he handed a suspicious looking
blue bottle to his paternal relative, at a
party the other evening. 1t is supposed
thatthe old gentleman had previously re-
fused to honor some pecuniary demands,
and that this was corner on revenge. -
Nsw York Commercial 4advertiser.
"Punctuality is the hinge of business !"
In families where Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
is kept; there is never case of absence
from school or business on account of
Coughs Colds or Sore Throat.
"This is nice late hour to be coming
home, SIR" remarked Mrs. Spilkins, from
the head of the stairs, as Leander let him
self in with night key at l A. NJ. "C'rect,
again." mumbled Leander, hanging his hat
on the gas burner, 'but you mus mem
ber, lovey, fits nice late hour, this's mice
late case, you know.-New York Commer-
cial Advertiser.
Brussels, Three Ply, Ingram, Extra,
saperior rag, and cottage carpets, very
cheap at McBride's, 72s Market street.
Spartan virtue still exists, and the prin-
ciple of modesty is not thing of the past.
If you don't believe this, just see what a
Penn Yam damsel, who is witness in the
Crozier murder trial, says: l am nearly
twenty-one years old. never stood neeaaff neeaf q q.
married man, because I think it is against
the rules Of propriety.-Rochester Chron-
iele. >,>
As the Base Ball season is how at hand
go to Ryan's Centennial News Office, 607
Market street.
Herr Bilse, the leader of monstrous
orchestra in Berlin, is one of the few men
who want to see our Centennial prove a
failure. When it was announced that Bilse
was coming to our celebration, nearly all
our newspapers, in spelling his name, got
the ''e" before the "s'-and that is enough
to make any man feel ore.-Norristop,s
Herald.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The fruit growers of Iowa report pros
poets good for apples and cherries.
In Baltimore yesterday, young man was
struck in the head with shovel and seri-
ously injured. His assailant escaped.
At Toronto, Ont, yesterday, fire de-
stroyed the house of Mr.. g. Ward. Mrs.
Ward was burned. Foul play is suspedted.
At San Francisco, yesterday, O'Cleary,
the pedestrian completed 299 miles at S:55
o'clock, the last mile being made in IA
minutes,
A meeting of the managers of the leading
Western Railroads was held in Chicago,
yesterday, but adjourned, to meet in Gin
cinnati to-day.
A commission Of experts including E'ngi-
geer VIM. J. McAbie, Of the New Yorh
State Water Works, and others, a. nov
\ making investigations for the cause "tt Ser
te;ent disaster at Lynne Brook rgsgrC I. -1s
~ ,yestigation is being conducted seeiesty.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
Political Morality Of Women at q
Low Ebb.
From the Nation.]

FROM the Nation.
Mr.. T. W. Higginson, in recent number
of the Wemen's Journal, gives an interest
ing account of his submission of the Belk-
nap case to five ladies of his acquaintance,
one of them person "whose moral stand
ard is rather exacting, and whose absolute
directness and truthfulness would drive
Charles Reade to despair" This last one
saw nothing wrong in Belknap's perform
ances, and argued the matter with Mr.. Big
ginson. Of the other four, only one looked
at it as an honorable man would look at a
case of bribery the others denounced the
ex-Secretary and his wife solely on philan-
thropic grounds. e., because they raised
prices of the suffers goods to the soldiers.
The conclusion Mr.. Higginson draws from
this state of things (Which he deeply de-
plores) is that the loose views of these la
ties on the subject of public morality were
Iur not to their sex, but to the habit of
her sex,-that is, to their remoteness fron,n1
public affairs, and their want of samili-
arity with them; and he comyssrres omyysres their no.
tions about bribery teo'those Of a recluse OF
III dniWoi s ia1y man-to those, for instance, OF
Charles Lamb, who humorously approved
of smuggling. As matter Of fact, we think
Mr.. Higginson greatly undertakes the politi-
cal morality of recluse and unworldly males.
We have never happened to come across one
who, in his retirement, was not much more
sensitive and exacting on the matter of Of
fetal purity than "those more actively en-
gagged
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07

N1OTICE.-I. Philip 6. Plunkett, do
N Aereby give notice that on Monday,
the 9Th day of May, A. D. 1876 I intend to
apply in writing to the Court Of G neral
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware, in and for New Cas-
tie county. for a license to sell intoxica-
ting liquors in quantities not less than
one-half gallon, not to be drunk on the pre-
misses. and who is u licen ed retailer of
goods, wares and merchandise, at NO. 2O7
Wes Front street, in the First Ward, of
tho city Of Wilmington, Delaware, the ag-
gregate cost value Of whose stock resp Ct
vely, constantly Rert on hand for sale, Is
not less than five hundred DO lars, that he
Is OF full age. man of Sobriety and good
moral characl er, that sush sale ofintOxi-
eating l1quo at said place is necessary to
accommodate the public, and the names of
the following freehOlders of said Ward, rec.
ommend the said application, to wit:
Thomas ]. Bennett John c. Crosby
Joseph Niedermaier A. O. Perkins
George H. MARBLE Jacob Kienle
Dennis Bradley Joseph Mccain
Caleb Miller Daniel McCusker
James McKenna Frederick We'll
William Huber Patrick Holland
Joseph Fout Henry Bradley
Fred'k Hubers John Ahrens
Julius l. unther Patrick Lally
Tn, mas Johnson Christian StrObel
Thomas Walsh Thomas Mccormick
Thomas Curley
ap4.3t PHILIP G.. PLUNkETT.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07

NIOTICE.-I,C Charles O'Donnell, do here
N by give notice that I shall apply t6
the Judges OF the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State
of Delaware, in and for the County Of New
Castle, on Monday. the Sth day Of May next
being the first day of the May Term, A. D..
1876, for a license 10 keep an Inn or Iavorn
at the Rising sun Hotel, No. J, at Rising
Sun School Districts Nos % and 75 Chris
tiana Hundred, County of New Castle, In
the State OF Delaware, and to sell intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart to be drunk on the premises, and Tho
following freeholders recommend til Is said
application, to wit:
Alex Montgomery Hugh Reed
mark
Witness-R w Reid
Paul Began Alexander Boyd
John Reed James Toner
John Dugan, Jr James Toy
his
Owen \ Mccallion Themas McHugh
mark
Witness-Jas ] Conner
John Dougherty Robert Lynn
mark
Witness-JOhn Lynn
James Blessington Samuel Davis
John McCann
ap5-3t CHARLES O'DONNELL.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
Centennial Hotel Rates.

The Grand Central, the largest hotel in
New York, has been recently reftted, re-
furnished and redecorated in elegant style,
in view of the approaching Centennial.
The new designs in fresco work, especially
adorLs the halls, parlors, dining rooms
and exchanges are the richest and most ex-
quisite in the country.
While other hotels will probably adhere
to their present rates, the Grand Central
justified by its immense capacity TO accom-
modate 1900 guests comfortably, will make
popular reduction, and schedule it's rates
from So 90 to 81 90 per day. Ranking In
every respect with the finest hotels il
America, this liberal reduction cannot fail
TO mact with popular approval.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
WILLIAM BAXTER.

N1OTICE.-I, William Reese do hereby
~ give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the csunty of New
Castle, on Monday, the Sth day of May
next, being the first day of the May Term
A. u. 1876, for a license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, at the Mount Pleasant Hotel,
Schonl District. Ho.A Mill Creek Hundred,
County of New Castle, state f Delaware,
and 10 sell Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart. to be drunk on
the prem iscs, and the following freeholders
recommend this applicant, tc wit:
his
Samuel Graves Daniel Lynch
ma X
Wit-Jeremiall Whiteman
fhomas Hopes Christi n Sesterhenn
William FO.te Richard & Fisher
John Taylor Lewis Miller
Peter COnnell John Faust
John Lafferty Frank Whiteman
ape st WILLIAM REESE.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
'l.x0i1i11f7l!fyj.
Li.Aele1lss

Ths Union Square Theatrs Company Of
New sYsrk city, will present this beautiful
drahka from the French ofla, Tsntatasion,
and adopted by Dion Boucicault, with Q
new cast Of characters, and brilliant cos
tunes, at the Grand Opera House this
evening. Tickets, rs and SO, and IS cents.
Reserved seats can n6w he procured At
Boughman, Thomas & Co. pi
Ts0iljght
is the subject of Rev J. F. Wares discourse
for next Wednesday evening, which will be
delivered in the First Unitarian church,
West street, above Eighth. Mr.. Ware IL
quite popular az lecturer, snd is pleas
ing and Interesting speaker.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07

NJ OTICE.-I, John Elliott, do hereby give
IN notice that shall ap2ly TO the Judges
Of the Court Of General Sessions cf the
aware, in and for the county of New Castle
on Monday, the sth day of May next, being
the first day of the May Term, A. d.. 1875,
for license to keep an Inn or Tavern at
Aliens Corner, in the village OF Chrstiana,
White Clay Creek Hundred, county Of New
Castle, IN the State of Delaware, School
District No. A. to sell mi oxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and the following
freehOlders recommend this said applica-
ton viz:
William q Caulk VIM B Currinder
Robert McCarter John Lewden
W Humphries VIM Smaley .
her John Wayne
Ann n Simpson James Bolton
mark William Campbell
Josiah Lewden
ape-St+ JOHN ELL4QTI
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

|N0fioE@i; John -Dohefty, do. hereby
judges Of the Court Of General Eessions OF
the Peace and Jaii Delivery Of the state Of
Delaware, in and for the county Of New
Castle, ON Monday the 6th day Of May
next, being the first day Of the May Term,
A. ", 1876, for license to keep an Inn or
Tavern at No. 900 Walnut street, being the
N. e. corner of Eighth and Walnut streets,
in the sixth Ward Of the city Of Whining
ton, Delaware, county and State aforesaid,
and to sell intoxicating liquors, in less
quantities. than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises. and the following freeholders
recon mend the said application, to wit:
A Murine Daniel Fritz
n Jenny, Jr, = John McRride
Thomas Cory Edward FentOn
John Schade John Gallagher
Thomas Shi-r Wilhelm Schneider
David b Ridgway Henry Schneider
VIM Cummins Michael Danahee
Thomas Curry John Sayers
A McHugh VIM H Bacon
Joseph Hendel John H Dickinson
Joseph McKowen Frederick Wuhl
John Holland John Worth
ap 6-3t JOHN DOHERTY
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
A Present of Old WhisKey for Gen.
Grant.

From the Lexington Press
We saw at the express office few days
since a package addressed to Gen. U. ).
Grant at Washington, and learned on in
quiry that it was case OF old Lexington
Club whiskey, shipped him by Messrs.
jackson & Reed of this city. Both of these
gentlemen were formerly rebel soldiers, but
concluding that nepotism and Belknapping
sprang rather from the character Of whis-
key he drank than from his innate vicious
ness, determined to correct the evils of the
Administration to some extent by sending
the President some good old fashioned Bour-
bon, such as he never drank before.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07

NOTICE.-I. James A. Wilson, do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply. to 1he
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery ofthe State OF
Delaware, !" and for the county OF New
ca tle,on Monday, the Sth day of May next
being the first day of the May Ternf, A. D.,
1876. for O license to keep an Ian or Tavern,
at No. ITO West Front street, in the Firsi
Ward, of the city of Wilmington, Delaware
county and State aforesaid aud to Sell in.
toXicat1ng liquors in less quantities tha,
one quart, to be drunk the premises, and
the following freeholders recommend this
said application, to wit:
James MCGOWAN Joseph FOut
Henry Bradley Thomas ] Bennett
Francis Kelley Frederick We'll
Robert w Birnie Julius Guenther
Dennis Bradley August Aschenbach
George ii MARBLE Joseph Neidermaie
Philip q Pinnkett David Weolman
Henry Bleyer Geo Steinicken
VIM Clavey Jacob kienle
Patrick Holland Thomas Johnson
Alfred Walton AOPerkins
VIM Huber Caleb Miller
Daniel McCusker
ap6-3tH JAM S A. WILSON.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
WASHINGTON.
xLxv CoMGREss.
~ American Press Association.

~ American Pres Association.
WASHINGTON, April 9, 1875.
"a 6ENATE.-The, bill fixing the rate Of
postage On third class matter was discussed
Ill day BY the Senate, and besides passing
che House bill amending section 1044 of the
Revised Statutes In reference to Limitations
IN criminal cases and the amendments re-
ported by the Judiciary Committee, no
work Of Importance was transacted by the
Senate.
t HOUSE.-The House passed the Senate
bill fixing the pay ofthe President at $780,
GOO, after March 4th next.
An investigation into expenditures here.
tofore made by the Supervisory Architect
ofthe Treasury Department, the committee
to sit during the recess Of Congress was
ordered.
The House was in committee Of the
whole on the Judiciary and Legislative ap-
propriation bill until late hour tonight.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
Ai2tOT Locals.

The street railway is being regarded In
the vicinitvre ef sDaJ>,s4 IT ""ats. s4e..x. an.
home and are being fed at public expense
! There uere six hundred --:'"" m
By Mills & Combs new patent wagon,
coal is delivered directly into the cellar.
Workmen are making preparations to
erect Mr.. Harkness' new school house, at
Tenth and Market street.
A special meeting of the Mechanics Loan
Association will be held this evenind at
Third and Market street.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
LICENsE APPLICATIONS

NoTiCE..I, Mary Mocann, do hereby
cation In writing to the Court Of Geappdd, app !,
sessions Of the Peace and jail Deliyervvr liyrvraf 81
the State Of Delaware. which meets at New W
Castle, on Monday. the 9Th day of Msv 'eW
D., 1875, for license to keep an Inn or Ia a.
ern at No. 428 West Front street. in ~ ~
First Ward of the city Of Wilmington .ns ,as
to sell intoxicating liquors in less on ouantil aia
ties than one quart, to be drunk On tha
premises and the names Of the freehnla .ne ule
of the said ward recommending the s.is
application are as follows; '"'o
Patrick Holland joseph Font
Alfred Walton Philip G. PIunlro+
Henry Bradley Francis Kelley
Joseph Niedermaier A Fischer
Daniel Nc Cusker Patrick La'lv
Fredei lex Hubers Henry Graham
Dennis Bradley Michael Hesson
Charles Mullen James Karrigan
James McKenna p Plunket
James Corrigan Thos Mccormick
John Riley William Price
Jacob Kien!e Julius Gunther
August Aschenbach Michael Connell
ap6-3t* MARY MCCAIN
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
I.1s ns1vs rsplss.. I

4 clergyman IN Robertsoa, sKsntucky.
chose his brothers wife with -whon TO
slops. e'fA
A girl employed IN paper mill in West,
field Mass, suffered . severe attack OF
lockjaw last week, in which the laws were
locked for nearly two hours. The doctor
said the trouble was from an inveterate
habit of chewing gum. "~s o..
The Rev. Joseph M. Berry has been
tried by his church in Ashville, N. c., and
found guilty of lying, drunkenness and
adultery. On the morning after his ex-
pulsion flag was found flying from flag
staff on the church building, inscribed,
ministers may go to the devil, but God
viii save the people," tasfAf :
"Generap' Morris, the negro who caused
all the trouble in Burke and the adjacent
counties, Ca, few months ago, has been
tried and convicted in the court OF the for
mer county for carrying concealed deadly
weapons. He was sentenced to twelve
months at hard labor in the chain gang, and
fine of $50.
A year-old son of Mr.. Adams, Of
Somers Centre, New York, while playing
in barn on Sunday, with number ofhis
companions, put halter round bis neck
and was strangled before help arrived.
Forty-twe Japanese lads passed over the
Fort Wayne Railroad on Monday night, on
their way to Philadelphia, where they are
to attend school.
O'Leary, the Chicago pedestrian, began
walk of 500 miles in 40 hours at A.
NJ, on Monday, in San Francisco, and at
ten P. M, had walked 70 miles.
Masked burglars made an attempt to
blow open the safe in the general freight
office Of the Boston and Albany Railroad
at East Albany, on Monday night, after
binding and gagging the watchman, but
were frightened off by boy.
The striking miners in the Pennsylvania
coal region went to work yesterday.
The House Committee on Pensions yes
terday agreed to report favorably the bill
providing for the purchase Of artificial
limbs for disabled soldiers.
Burglars attempted to enter the residence
of farmer named Treiberger, living near
Callicoon depot, Sullivan county, New
York, the other night, but were frightened
away by large watch dog, who, in the en-
counter, was nearly killed. He had re-
ceived 1880 during the day, which fact
no doubt was known by the burglars.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMEN

Lost-Checks.
Lecture-Prof. LAMBERT
Base Ball-Ryan's COZ Mark ct st.
License App,lcation-P. O'DonnelL
Reception-Buffalo Library Assoc n, -
License Application-L. Waischmh.
Spring Goods-DeWolf 80 Market st.
License Application.-He Mellon.
License Application-CharlesD Dever.
License Application Bradley.
Oil Cloths-McBride, No. 723 Market st.
License Applicat on.-Jobn McCafterty.
License Application-John p Donahoe.
License seAppllca,ion-Wm. H. Robinson
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
A Presbyterian Winter the Best.

A communication passenger on one Of our
suburban trains got himself into difficulty
by innocently remarking that, for bis part,
he liked healthy, positive, straight-up-and
dow Presbyterian winter, like the last, did
not suit him. He tried to explain, as best
he could through the choking, that Con-
gregational winters were good for some
Constitutions, but was only let off on pro-
mise to be more temperatureate in his COM
parisons hereafter.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07

NJ OTICE.-I. John McClafferty, of the
~ Fourth Ward, of the city Of Whining
ton, Delaware, a licensed retailer Of goods,
wares and merchandise, do hereby give
notice that shall apply to the Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail De.
livery Of the State Of Delaware, in and for
the county of New Castle, on Monday, the
8th day of May next, A. D, 1876, 1t being
the first day of the next May Term of the
said Court, for license to sell Intoxicating
liquors in quantities not less than one-haif
gallon, as provided for licensed retailer
of goods, wares and merchandise, in Sec
ton g. chapter 4lS of vol. IA, of the Laws of
Delaware, at No. 527 East Fifth street, in
the Fourth Ward, in the city of Whining
ton county and State aforesaid. The fol-
lowing substantial freeholders, residing in
said ward. recommend the said applfca-
tion, to wit:
John Dougherty Francois X JacQuot
FREDERICK Meyer Thomas Fox
Daniel Regan John Flanagan
Hugh Hagan lib Lapierre
Alexander Hart Dennis McMenamin
his Thos B Eaton
David n McCullin George H Fox
mark Bernard Bonner
Wit-D w McCullin Francis Kelly
Gottlieb Mammele John H Saville
Richard Keenan, John DOordOn
John Calhoun James Hart
Alex 6aville James w McAlister
Thomas B. Kelley James Curran
ap7-St* JOHN McCAGFERTY
The Morning herald., 1876-04-07
rhe Right Tribunal to Try Beecher

From the Methodist.
Every day renders 1t more doubtful
whether there is anybody free enough from
bias to impartially investigate the Beecher
scandal. Why not admit the national i'm
portance of the case and have it arbitrated
by Catholic, Methodist, an Episcopali-
an, Presbyterian, and Baptist? We
will agree to designate Methodist bishop,
who would decide the ease, 40 far as his
vote would 60 upon the facts presented at
the trial.