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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-14


 BOA California Street, San Francisco, Cal. Corner Main and First Streets, Yuma, A. T. Corner Levee and Second Streets, Ehren- berg, A. T. James M. Barney, Successor to Vim. B. Hooper & Co)
 Importer and Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Forwarding and Commission Agent San Francisco, Cal, Yuma, Arizona Territory.
 The attention of Merchants, Miners, Station Keepers. Liquor Dealers,
 Ranchers, Transporters
 and Freighters Is asked and invited to my late importa-
 tions of
 General Merchandise Embracing as they do, everything required by everybody, comprising, in part: Groceries and Provisions, DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, LIQUOR, TOBACCO and CIGARS, HATS, DRUGS,
 HARDWARE, MINING
 IMPLEMENTS, DRILL
 STEEL, POWDER,
 ANvILS, BELLOWS ETC. All of which are offered at San Francisco prices, freight and charges only add ed. My facilities for purchasing
 enable me to boldly make
 this offer to any and all.
 Special Orders Carefully and promptly filled by my San Francisco Branch office, and entire satis- faction guaranteed, both as to selection and price paid. In this my motto is
 EXCELSIOR" Commission and Forwarding.A Every attention will be paid to forward ing consignments of Merchandise, Machin- cry, Ores, Hides, etc., either 10 or from the interior.
 Sales Of Ores, Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, will be made at highest possible rates for account of owners. My long experience and con- nection with buyers in the different mar kets give me very decided advantage over any one in the Territory in makin0 sJIph
, 1877-01-03
CRIMINAL.

-, Y. oh.,,,, ,-.-. ,,rturnd 7
Mrs. Lyons ana Jailc shouKs VETO eaptu!e'
yesterday afternoon In the net Of ruflotnlhH
roo,,s from, thu boston Store on atata street.
rSs., ,1a... .x.s ,o,t,o,, -, =, ,ho Madison
Fred llcnps "as ioeHeo up ~ '"e 'iui'soa na
street Stat'oh enhteeu VIII iAPo s'i" 'o''"et1 |
,,npn thc uerson Of Lou Howard, q woman of
~ t,r, NJ Nj. N l1nion street. The nlnount
-. .ao ,ts",..,. s,, a. not, ryrt,h ~, .oy. wo.
austrscted from hrr stocking.
1,u,tc, sc,,,,v vcs,er,,ar hr1t TIM following:
,". Is,'s"a. ,,.s..,', san -. t,nr ,nontH.
ocu9se vo"''eo', 'as'n ~ w.. ns
, 1877-01-03

The meeting Of tho managers OF tue Home
for tho FrIcnales. will he held At tho Homo at
10 o'clock this morning.
The Hannibal Guards will hold tl1cir regular
monthly business meeting this evening at their
rcntlozyasis, No. $40 Clark street. Every men-
bcr Ia expected to attend.
Prof. William g. Sumner, Of Yato College,
lectures at farwcl1 llnll Thursday evening oil
"Rcvcuue Reform, md rree-Tralc." T'Ickcta
are for sale at Jansen, MeClurg j. Co.'s The
lecture Is under the management OK Tho Illinois
Frcc-TTadc League.
The Nurserymcn anl Trcc-pianters' Protect,
i've Association VI Chicago md vicinity will hold
Ito llrst annual meeting At tho oillco OF ulc
l!t.tern Farm. Journal, No. lD Washington
street, Tuesday, Ut 10 u. III, The order Of busl
ness Will include papers on various nursery III
fcrcsts. followed ~ discussions on floral a,t
landscape knrtcnuE, anu the election oi olnccft
for tho ensuing year.
, 1877-01-03

Tho Treasurer yesterday received from the
Water Department $s.8.".
Tho moneys collected in December on special
assessments amounted To t32, ,0d3.@n
The Committee on Streets ami Alleys Of the
Nc.s Division Is called to meet this afternoon at
2 O'Clock IN thc Citr Clerks office. Tho Council
meets at j:30 o'clock.
The city ernplnyrs nrc in confederation. They
lntt expected in be pail their December salaries
thfs wrrt1, hut they Will have to walt till about
thc 10Th OK tile taunth.
Building. e.supcrlntcnllcnt Ciearelhnd wa. at
his ore Yesterday afternoon. having ret'arhe;
many buildings, and has gained great deal OF
valuable Information aad experience.
The license books show that tho new year
opc,.s with 1857 licensed fatoons, hS3 butchers,
ii auc tIonccrs, 1U7 billiard and bowling safoons
Il pawnbrokcr shupa, LES pc11lcrs, 70 night
scaycngers, and 10 secondhand dealers.
Tho various offices about tho rnuncipnl build
}ng arc hcng put In order for cvcRlng work, 1t
having been found that IL will lie necessary for
the clerks to work In tho evening Ia order that
the annual reports, estimates ctc.s may DO OH
hand. .-....-
for last week shows total of 11s deaths; an ~ 10.
crease Of 70 over so' Rtsessn,e VICE. son4n !ne
:s' II i;vs1 sss3R ;' Il sissFi5 o. q ssny
| ID: pneumonia, II. There wcru 10 under
wear. At tho conclusion Of the Statistics, the
Commissioner OF Health makes the following
| remarks:
There IL quite marked increase In death. the
| past week. Hronchtls four more than tho pscced'
Ing week. dlphthessa one more, conyulslons thFct
more consumption tc9 more .nInr c1rh Gsh
more. Group eleven Less. II Ii truly aatonlshln'
That scarlet fever should be = rife and fatal f.
rfous with ,uany comt,llcationa. would Nrxo tia
, 1877-01-03
nnDOKE HEREFORD.

BROOKE 11E1tFOkU.
A Last wonp ABOUT rnoF. sWlH0 AND THE
REVIVAL.
A little ores week ngo The TR1nUNn pub
lIshctl ore Of brooke licsforl's sermons, In
yhcl, l,e referred to tho revival anil Prof.
SWINGS attitude towarh II; md Sunday It
copied from the. Alliance Prof. swinr's reply.
At tho conclusion of Mr. 1fcsforst's Sunday
evening lecture, IN "Tllo Perseverance, OF atf-
mrs IA We'll rs saints," l,u ended tbs su'ject
thus:
And now, friend. antl hearers, ! havo done;
Week by week tor The paft two muntha have tried
to rct hcfore such m cared t fear-ana. tisnk. TO
a,c* Of The s9o' - rae I. =; H.. .nnc 10
iruth ii Chrl.t these great subjects which ass
eone up IL l< rovIyal. y has l,een .a.k wh'ch ,
the 'S 'oar. Ai' !! .'s"Siy psin'st Wien tat moxe
ent T. hot eret 'nd snsstey tssks ss
nlnny OF those With whom at ntllcr tsnics has
enjoyed some measure of friendship and cn.orsr @
s'aniine alone, for. ami sueh TINT. a' hon: bog:
:tsnains ss s" .1ons nne tos w0'se; tse rey
time wnen they most need 70 be uttered = ,ho time
sss Ssgns Ts r e aot
aong with a,1y Theological tyrtcn" .loen not make
It tic iess nece.,ary 70 uphold them. i Is sery
judgment 10 say .itl,.t The hundreds Of clcrgJmcn
espousiny" hIs doctrines. Men. must judge for
themselves on that n,attgr Let Nj. swing femen..
called forth by hs taking .ac courte le thought
right, but by going uut OF ht1 way to ccnsnf1 thuse
Who woro Il anxioan a. h!ntctf to do their simple
lnty; but wlso could NOT rcs their duty 1ta a. he
who ntlod tho revival, rs he has donp, thereby
.'espouacd" its doctrines. What did Wy '., Wns
md claimed by Tho press That !. the 4, f'act,
which Is too notorious to he denied, and WHICH
made me- for ono. feel It necessary to take openly
very different ground hayc taEen that GROUND
the tovI7al is closing: md hare ta what felt !
upon ma to any. nn would cIoeo by the ea'no Wort
With which, two months ngv, bcgan. these leg,
turcs Of homes. admiration iof tue goo there s II
tliiH work ani ~ tho men who havo Ican 'rndli3,:
II. 1only hope that 1t may have tio better result
that they have wished for, md mt tiiosc wnish M
earncs. longing tn slr weaS S., end rnfnl ,n m,
prayers with those which Will rlso this night to t
great Father nf all, that all whom u has teachc,
| anu touched may al,idc In that ucw life to Wh!cl
they have turned, and that beginning With tho per
seycrnuco Of sinners, they may cnd with the per
sHyctanCE Of kaiQts,
, 1877-01-03
EVENING MEETING.
NN. hAwYEN.

The men's mcetinC Ut Farwell Hall lat night
.s. ,,o,i stt.nd.5. nn1. t,,aotnv fr,m tbe larce
"a9 "o'' ass'l, ~ .s..;u s' :. 49,. aIe.s or,,t
hummer OF Hau'9ssa ~ l"o ei'se' k'sas
spiritual success. Ihe absenco Of conouetor
ind had eject on the singing, which has ce1-
e'a! ~ essn.sr,s ,s,s 49,. ,nso,,no After thn ,,ma1
MI oa"5es Nv NV ~ .,...n. tro1,
preliminary exercises Ao rcaa 10" setscs rum
now m and then to impress thu truth Of tho words
~ ~. hc,rcr, In a tcr.c. vigorous st5lc, he
" .1'' nea't 49,. ~ .s'.,.' -, ~. nosra, .nd
tnch e1nla'1iea tae ''cautlce o. .ho ooaps', .,4
urCcd all present to immediately accept tnc
Sayior, aia 80 insure happiness Ia this
world. as well a. l!fo Htcrra!' ar.
, 1877-01-03
DENIS I}AYNIt.

MoLLAHN HELD FOR NAnaLAUuTTER.
Coroner Dietzscl resumed tho inquest upon
Denis Bayne, who died By tho hand aud knitcof
Mnusico uollarn ia a saloon brasil at No. l6
West Lake street Saturday lust, at 10 u'clock
yesterday afternoon in the Madison Street Sta
tiou. The witnesses had all sobcred of, but
failed to present mosu attractive appearance
than upon tho day Of the occurrence. Thv frs.
witness called was Henry LcarJ, son Of tho pro-
p1tetor Of the grog-slsop In whose place Tho
murder VIA committed. lie stated In a
pialn, straightforward way that Jack
Eamhbcll, 0ne of the NItnesses, lad been
in tho sa Don drinking al the earlier portion OF
the daY. ralslng rows with whoever would quar-
rcl with him. Besidcs HIN there were thu other
witnesses and Maurice uol!aEn and Denis Bayne.
1Ie came in shortly before noon anA found Ills
father quaErellng with campbell. ~! sGoso-
Ills crippled f2tLer's interest and threatened to
nut Campbell out uu!csa hc belavsl himself.
bloEs wcgc struck Oil both sides, anA HAyle bc.
tss@ %nfa % xh aree e to 'i e is
pleased, e1rlalmtng, " Let tlctn light It out"
This engendered q new light, and one struck the
other, but whether Bayne or Maurlce strack ths
ffst blow H!tnesa could not state. sumo ONT
fell To tho f}uor, but he could not tell which ona
II wis, as hp ran upstairs about that time.
When 10 returned bis fa.l1rr was holding a1su'
rice, but presently, Maurice stepped back afcN
PAGES with drawn kalfs in laid, and then rush
Cd upon Bayne, who was standing in the cG1uel
brushing u h!s hat Witness WAS particular,
emphatic In stating that
NAYNK WAS NOT IN FIGHTING ATTITUDE
ut this time OF this assault. nor VIA lit even look
Ing toward lfollarn: the hsnt having hetn up
pafcns!y ended Y ths knoSk1lo"n a., 'n ths n", 5sa
whom was Patrick Sweeney, tried to prevent sh
murdsrous assault, but without a1aii THIN h
leard bzynu e1clailn twice, 'tI'n stabbed" bu
did not actually see tho stabbing done. Bayn
rushed fot the rear door II u 70 Eet Up stair,
and when Eesshing the top pulled ID hts coal
vest, and shirt, looked at tha wounds onee, an
fell .enseleas upon tho door, dying within thse
minutes: Msuflse followed bayns out u the ,. aoe
anl up the s'saway thytt dtstxtce, ana thsl
.ahat Ae ought 10 skip out, which he dtl !nin
4lisse)y. The oniy remark TINT be heard Asur!s
make VA. whcu hs xss about To stab bayn
when b. WA heard to say, y 4 usan who bltt
no once Will ncyeE live 70 DO y aXs1u." =,
Jxk Campbell, the rough Who oecasioned u
disturbance. was next called, but he kne
1 nothing about the occurrence, being elthes !!
:, dsAuk 10 Eeeo!lect u tQo much <nz4asaed IN u
, 1877-01-03

The stockholders OF the Hide and Leather
Bank Of Chicago held thclr annual ciecttoa Of
otiicers yesterday, With tho following feault:
Frt1lieat-C Charles r. Grey,
JTct-frssldsat--J. Y. Taylor.
(a3Atfr--liYsun L. Hua!th,
dtsi.fuat tuth,sr-T. l.. Forrest.
Uirttfors-J. Y. Taylor, !. N Arnold. ". y.
Kay. II. l.. Grey. A. L. Dueat. u. Z. .rtllinghaet
4. ii. Morse. &. 7. Grey. j. ". Oakley, Z. &.
llolton, ". II. Adsuls.
Tho only change Of note IL At tho head Of tho
bank, whc1e Sir. Grey resumes tho Presidency
after trip to Europe for his health, Ar. Kay
retiring With honor from positton which be
has held during tho abscucs VI the former aud
present President. .......-.-,.-
.AkRclIANTs' SAYING, LOAN ! TRusT coAPAAr
| The Stockholders oE this Merchants saving
Loan T. Trust Company elected the following
| Trustees yesterday: tieos.e Armour. Char!ss
| +. Kellogg, Peter l.. yoe, Solomon 4: s'nith
1. X. Rogers, T.. Blavkmau. T.. l.: Watkins
John Tyrruli. a. II. Bnr!ey. II. II. Maggie, Aar
,ball Field. These Trustees then met aat
ticcted as officers u the company for the ensu
liz year tho following:
Pr<st1<at-Sol /. smith.
Ntt-Frs*l3<at-Joha TJsEsA
, 1877-01-03
nIEDICAks
sohenok's Pulmonio Syrup, eea~Wecd Tonic
and Mandrake Pills,
MEDICAL.

These deservcdy celebrated and popular rcdletne
have effected = revolution IN tho healing srt. ma
proved the fafacy Of several ma1tMs which ltvr fo'
many yeAp ohsrucsed tic rroRren OF medical ectnro
The false supposfon that ''Consumpt.oa II ncurHb,oS
deferred phytctans from attempting 10 nnd rcmcdc
for that disease, and patients AFFLICTED With Il recon
cilcd Themselves to death wtthous making effort II
escape fruM doom which theY supposed 10 be TN
aro!dablc. It Is Proved howerer thtt coufusng-
tton he cured and that It has been cured In sc13
great number pf Cases fono Of them apparcniJ dca.
pcTate ones By Echcnek's Pumnnfc Syrup alone; and
in other BY the sac medicine In connection wlh
Schcncks a.Wccd Toutu and Mandrake plts ouo or
ooth. according to the requirements of tho case.
Ds. schcnck himself. who enjoyed uninterrupted
good health for more ,tsn forty Year.. wa suppo'ed
At one time 10 o thu very gate of death. his phJsf.
isns hatnF pyenoanccd b. case oPsie,t and sGan;
medicines and, aincc hts recovery. nanJ tiouiands
similarly aectsd hare used Dt. schrncks preparations
with tfn sane remarkable f,tCCces.
Faliaircctlons acconp.ny each. nax.nE Il not aeo.
pat!en, M. the|r la1sa e3amtnsd I'D fSI til. ps:
kisth an1 Atssn Ir!l.ae!Ph. s, 4. sseIT Monday.
6chtncks medicines nfc sod By all ituSs!ste.
, 1877-01-03

Judge Tspton's ases'Gna1'on""'state c"Al,t"'
hin 1nbt1tnt!ohs'--iFoAs"sy osAteu0'
State Hoard Of Agriculture.
,.s... ~ ~ o Iu1ro Tbonns,
1lTtolt " L"e "-1'can e'tus Sc''s' ~
ggessmat-elcct, has resigned as Judge, to lake
effect Feb a3 Thu Governor has accepted the
rc,trnatlou. md ordered a special election fur
Mors,' ! ~ mi tbc vacancy.
Mafen 70 ~ ~ ,. sa.1 3 ,,,,o,
III the United states coatt souaS nlo.'9,'
was made to quash the indctmc'!t against =.
j. Cummings, charged will. ronapirary TO buy
and hare In possession counterfeit money.
Abaut j o'clock tl!s morning brilliant
mctenr waa observed i1crc, les brilliant than
the last. and there WAS no slIock or sounu os
explosion.
'rho total amount Of tho applications for tho
stats charitable institutions t9r nprroprla,,
tiuns for the next two ytnsa Is el,soo,a4o. etNl
tho btate Board of Charities rcco'nncilds u
Total Of 1@a.,s5200, being a reduction hclov INC
applications ut $lb3.9f0. II the "ho!c amount
, 1877-01-03
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1877.
and spiritual evidence, Of tho whole truth OF tho

Billie.
4 t.,rvcrt os IN hours 1taniling gave ont tho
massage, Without the shcItiing OF blootl there
tau hc no remission of sin.h
Willie numerous othtrs quoted mt texts,
tail young fclnw said he hasl found pa:.nge
In newspaprr,-tI.ct ue .cc thc faults VI ntl',
rra anil ;cct MIR own.'-wl,frl, ln commended
10 The consideration Of the meeting.
X ,lwtur'a confession that ekcrtfcism and
prlsto hal been wlrrl out OF him, and That he
had acccptl,l Ehfist week nGt,, was received
with great satisfaction, jr. Sawyer having bceti
prnving for that l,Itssc,i result Tor some TING.
H!turtly before the close IT the meeting Air.
Willard ant,l fow words OF cnro1;raec cmcnt TO
young converts aul others scekin, Christ.
, 1877-01-03

THE DEATH w AOL- AoAA~
The investigation into tho cause OF tho death
of Col James s. 1rull at tho Ncrtl,crn 1nsanc
Asylum rus to havc commenced yesterday At
Etglu. but was postponed until Tucs,lay at 10
o'clock In tho morning, on account OF filncsa IN
tho family Of Dr.. corb!ss, ono Of the members
OF tho State Board of Charities. As CoE1m!s.
stoncr Corbss is a mctlical gentleman, he desires
c6ncyia1ly 10 hear tho evidence and ba present.
All tho facts connected With tho ease will bc dc"
yc,orcd at Eign, anil the testimony Ut experts
taken at tho Grand Pacific 1fotcl In this e'ty.
| The lcadins facts In regard 10 Col llnll's
deuth wcre rcpurtcd In THH THinUSE, and arc
| still fresh In tile minds of its readers How
| ever,
shows TINT Col. Hull was admitted to the In
Rtttntion on tho 1st IT pcccm le', when % be Tas s
suffering from gtsat ha1tbr 1ac .. %t lad
splendid constitution. The ttst syntom,es ,.s.s. o.
iuaAulty appeared in III ineos,cEcnt letter
written 10 his son 'n this s' nt,1Ia %n1,s tn9 a. n
Philadelphia. lie l,ad "n1y hcen insane
Ho.nttal. lie WIS 81 q ncrvo-sanguine tc.nrcr-
anen, un wounded IN the sp'1o r,9 a. ao o,,s nas.f ~
the n,nt,[a. When llr WAS atln,lttcti, us eon,
WHO had brought him, slated that tflc degea:sa
was Whimsical, md at tilncs dangerous; y! thc
icts Of the ca.e ~ my WI @ DC ,, nesttol;Gu, ;,rc
When Col. Hull had his leg broken anu bcca1ae
no terribly vlplcrt, 1t was necessary 70 put
him under the influence "f narcoties ~ order ~! 70
perform snrcirnl operation upon him. HIS
tasc wat l,otl, n sad as,tl desperate uIc: .r,,
Dr. Dewey, ~ whose rhnrGc Dr.. +. 4. XII.
bour1,, tl,s Superintendent. lett him, "a not 2
1acrc tYro, but. III experienced pnssssiaa anu
e,lrgcoi wllo Ind made tho subject VI nervous
tIseascs aud insanity special study. For lnar
wears a,nl half he flas bccn l}r. ktlbournh tlfst
assistant Il thc Hospital. During thc fra'lvo'
, 1877-01-03

:
LyMAS-nASA-in noston,, Dec. 27. a'3
FrancIs u:icn Lyman, Of C!tcacn. anl Nusl fh,r-
lotto. 'anrt+r cf Rlei,arl H. liam. Jr.. nj hoato.
riltLiils--A!lRiAN--In th[4 city, Der. ~. b;
the Kcr. v. IT, Ryder. II. D., Mt NtosGc j. fhl.
lips and Mies Minnie i. Atlrian.
RMAtt--nArrtttHEY- ercntn1, Ian.
2, by the Rev. Robcrt 1ntlyer. Mr.. r. :. Small.
OF flnsfnn, and Mist leila uanphIno3. Of Lhtea2o.
No cards.
, 1877-01-03
WASHINGTON.

The Debt statctnent-JudEc BOND, OF Chtca-
70, Offcrul tho oPatont-CnmsnisstonersI
Special Dfspaseh to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Ja1. 4.-Tlie fncrenso IN
tho public deb. during tho month Of December
Of upwards Of 73,G00 COO has been calecd by IN
unprecedented decline in the receipts ut The
Custom Houses duriug tho month. The national
debt fs, nevertheless, over $6,SN,oU) smaller
ttlar It was ut tic commencement OF tho present
fiscal wear on the lst OF July Inst.
The lawyers and clatn,.agcnts who have CON
tingcnt interests In further distribution Ut tho
Alabama award, arc becoming quito desperate,
aud II IS evident that their hopes OF suceo's arc
growing small by degrees nu1 beautifully ,css.
An investigation into the pccuniary nsannge-
mcnt OF the Centennial ID talked Of, rs tile !1.di-
cations aru that no Atcu,pt will be n,hde to re-
ray the Hoycrnn,cnt loan, whtle tho buildings
ilaYe been bid III by rhiladclphtans al snail
fraction Of their value.
Tlcro Is a report tonight that Judge Bond, of
tho firm Of West s: llond, patent t-attorncys,
Chicago, has been offered tho Coansnlssloncrship
OF patonLs.
10 tho Nttf<rn Assaciatd Jrsss.
WASHINGTON, D. G., .,ail. Thu following
taIle givca tic condition Of tho public debt,
| jail Ii
, 1877-01-03

ALL OWNERS

OF old Wheeler h WILSON sewing -nsrhnes should
call ut tho otacc, 1o3 Stata street Tbs Company
a1s prepared 10 exchange with all the old Gus
toners On very reasonable terms. sua gare them
uew machine still bettes than the old, snd TAI u
sdyanca Of any other.
, 1877-01-03
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
Talking Over a Variety Of Matters
Of Public Interest.

OF FuDNE aIltdg6Sls
Limiting tho pardoniug Power Of the
Executlye-.- -taubcrnatorial
J.cniency.
The Citfzcns1 Association held mcettn1 last |
evening IN their rooms IN the Merchants Bu1ld"
Ing, corner OF I.aSalle anh Washington streets, |
Murry Sc1sou, Etq., In tbs chair. There were
vtrF few members In attendance, 1t being tno
first "gencrat gathcrfn' for so,nc time. Tho
Cl,al man said t'.s meeting hail been cnllc'i at
thu suggestion of nne oF two members VINO
thought II was time tho monthly sessions were
| resumed. Several reasons werc given. pnrttc-
ulatly that each ono might l,nvc m opportunity
| to cunfcr With the Executive Committee anu
give tllcm tho beuct Of his views upon all q'lcs"
lions likely to come hciore tho Association,
especially in regard to the legislative de-
n,aud4 Ut tue city nntl county now being
| considered By tic Committee and delegations
on tho 1,nrt Of tho city ami county. It. Ind been
noticed perhaps IN thc ncwspa tcra what had
been doing In the past two weeks. While
seemingly not much had been acconpl ishetl, In
reality great deal had been dono. Tho mcn'-
| bcrs Of tho county delegation to tho LcGlslatuFo
dbccn brought together morc cl"ely tllan ever
before. nnti hal become acqua1ntcd with one all
otl,cr, and learned that the Association was mot
| partisan organization, but was working Tor
the best Interests Of tho clty.-to secure an eco.
no,ntcal administration Of the City aud Coiaty
t;uvcrrmel,ts, q complete and careful lection
ssx}s ixs vtn MI ns ~ X ns o.
lects ull intcntlons of Tue Assocatu'I AMI WITH
a disposition tn ce-operatc Will 1t IN nb-
thinning tl,e best legislation possible. II could
mt te expected that tic various BILLS discussed
| could be nit IN form 30 al to be taken alnnE;
that wns nnt even hoped for; but progress
had been Inatlo In rcearl to = rcvsnac law, aud
! an agreement arrived 1T by tho different inter
css. Ali were agreed rs to tho proper courss
to ho pursued, and would act i1arn,oniously
together. Thc b!ll could mol. hc prepared in a
80 30 large and Varied: There were legal oblec-
sis actiy riglt, aud much iaber MD tma would %
'sre r te sm1e1s t VIZ
helcsfter bo l,cld on te rst Tuesday 81 every
mnnth. So. j.. ~. oo..,,.,,,on otr,.r.s
at I. proyfoua meeting by Mr.. Balltnan, wns then
takcti up and adopted. II trct1uccs ttte non'nat-
Ing o. Central Commistec to ten authorizes M sho
uld oycr until their successors arc chosen, and
txcs tlr iasn Of TIC annual meeting and report
] IN IN tic Inst Tuesday in October. %
Til. Chairman isq1kad sanq!t r1Te' e felt encouraged
rs thv courts sccnlctl to he little moro favor
b nbly incllllcd toward tho Association y, The
was not directly proscrtI,.g tho ease, members
~ Il werc. mi they had been SUCCESS
III nr.nst Evans lie thought the
.s,,rtrv r,eu,hrra Of tho Legislature
rn,ii In hrou1yht around. Their opposition t0
t;nicaro ti n,t arIro from pycjutlicc,-fronl any
dcs,rs to Icpryo tic cty of iust icglslation,-
tlicy seemed 10 bu laborlne under mssappsc
= Ind heard of tt,c opposition OF tho country
n members for tho last thirty years, but hal moi
, 1877-01-03
caro- Of two badly punched eyes which Lesry had
prcscntea him with shortly before tho stah1'lnE'
WiIiisn smith Has also discharged, having seen

care Of tvo badly punched eyes which Ltary had
presented him with shortly before tho stahnlnE'
William Smith was Also discharged, having seen
Richard i.ears, proprietor Of the gln-n'lll, was
next called, but had nothing to relate c1cen;
what lis son had already spoken, taFe no" anu
then little ancc1fotc about h'f o"n gt'osa enm, ~
pervcrsc, and no threats which The. Coroner
rould makt could induce him I" change nus
statement. The son had stated TINT HI: 'atner
had held saasscs back from ths S:sa1, i, W., wtn
claiming he lid not sec the stabhtnE;
,JnU,cs Cnlcman, another sailor WHO was too
drunk to know what occurrcd, was also SCI Al
liberty. ,u.u, ...,., ,A.t
white sitting tchtni the stove Maurice Ind
struck him without any pEoroeatlon. Alter
wauls saw Dayne pass through tue rcaf roomt
cxclairning, "Oht I'm ttabbcd." and directly
Ts ;.x .n Msn's' s,sH tn sat0ass aSs ooeo
III iatrek @ Sweeney, laborcr, rc.id! !1g At No e?s
Unf0n street, saw Maurice make TIC assault
with the knife, and rlacd in l'ctwcen ths CON.
aeht. tiot!arR In hts rngc struck him
With the knife. tnf7letlng a wound upon
his right e1h0w, causing w!tneas tD release nts
grasp Saw The stabbnc done ~ Aollarn. IN
Intelligent than his looks betrayed, eo'FoboFated
the story VI Tic younger 1.cary.
John Du1fE
testified that, after tho frat rough:and-tuMble
tight between Ilollarn and Bayne, he saw Ao!
iarn gct up OIL the floor, sntt blood from HI!
mouth, mud sag ti,a: he was bitten. Then saw
| him draw n l,ntte from his puckct, unclNsp T.
and then, as witness was aboMt to R!ve tlt
/ alarm, he saw Ilnlarn nut Il back Into III
snw Bnync rush out stabbed. Witness bellcvct
tho cutting to have ,tceu prcmcdltatctt.
| Dr. Hoiticn, County Physician. testified thu
death was sanscd By one Ut four Wo'ti.is. on u,
| at The Mf,lrib, o,c On tic stctnn,n, q acrntel
Dycr the heart, nnd fourth aud fatal one pcnc
tratsng tic left ling md the left vcntrtelo Q
tic heart, causing the life blood io empty int
tic pcrtcardtun,. Alter a RhoTt session, ~
Jury returned a verdict OF death aecors!lfg :
that llollarn be held to the GRIND jury Tor mas
| slaughter.