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A DOCTORS wIFE's TROUBLES.

An examination was held in the Duegan abandon
ment case al Ftyscventh Street Court yesterday
II will remembered that tho complainant Is the
daughter Of Patrick Corr gan, Jr, we'll known resi-
dent OF Yorkvc, while the defendant Is prosperous
young who graduated some years ago ut Mary.
land college, and Is tho son OF the ato Doctor Bryan
Duagan, OF Second avenue
Mrs Susan Duggan testified as follows:-I am the
complainant and the lawful wife Of James A. Duggan
we wero married In April 1871; have no children
my husband lett the 18th OF September, 1873
and has lived with since; we were then living
at NO 25l East Forty ninth street; he said he was
going away and would not return Tor lew days. and
PROBABLY never; saw him the following Monday, and
he told me nc would never live another day with me-
but would give me what he could afford; he has not
contributed to my support since then; he has
since he lett me | have been living with
my father. and am still; my father has been my
nor profession, and would have nothing without nv
father's assistance; am in danger oil becoming bur-
den on the pubic; my husband is doctor, with a
good practice; when he lived with me his was
between S. 900 and So, 600 year believe has In
creased since; lived with my husband alter mar
rage about fifteen months IN our own homo; 1t
three story and basement brown stone front house;
It. was gwen to me by my father as present. lie paid
fl4 $40 IT, there mortgage OF IS, 900 on
il, and my husband ADVISED transfer II to my
father; SIX months before my husband leIt tue
interest camo que; he had no. the money,
him how he expected to get along that way ;
he said tho best way was TO give the house
to father: / received money Tor tho house,
but gave IL up save IL from being ruined do not
know why my husband lett me; | never told him to
leave; frequently saw him aiterward at his SISTERS
house; have gone out riding with hun; out
The evcDingof the carnival; we were friendly terms
18th Of March last he refused TO give money
when knew he had IL; | have often asked him Tor
money, but he has always refused TO give me any;
have not lived with ham since March Is on account OF
his nidelItes; live by working IN my fathers house
l have had but two dresses IN Six years; 1 am now
wiling to live with my husband.
Mrs. Cofrigan testified TO about same MS tho
above She asked Duegan why he gong and what
was the truuble he answered. There is no trouble
and my wife Is the best woman that livcdn
Mr. Corrigan SAID he would take OF ms dau ghtcr
II he able, but when the husband could support
her there reason why he should DO compelled
TO do so. Tho examination was here pos tponcd.
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THE NEW STEAMSHIP DEVONIA.

The steamship Devona recently built for the Anchor
ine thrown open Tor the inspection Of the public
yesterday afternoon The main saloon the second
deck Is q worry handsome apartment, extending from
wall TO wall, and has four tables placed fore aud aft
with comfortable revolving chairs for each passenger
The saloon Is lighted by largo opening through tho
first deck and above stained glass skylghL Tho
opening the FIRST deck is rallied around seats
with the ran for back and in the opening all kinds
Of beautiful flowers are suspended Yesterday good
string band was stationed on the first dock, TO
this opening and played during tho afternoon.
The statcr0oms range on tho corridors, one each
side of tho vessel, running lore ana att and are all
comfortably arranged. AIT of the ealoon on the first
deck is the ladies' saloon, elegantly furnished blue
Tho vessel Is furnished with all the newest appliances
such stcam winch Tor lifting ashes and throw
ing them ward steam steering apparatus, aud wro
rope instead OF hawsers The cooking stoves aud galley
on deck, aud comfortable smoking room has also
been fitted up Tor the accomm odntion Of the passen-
gcra The reception lasted Until 1--WE r. NJ. ana several
hundred people paid tho Devonia visit during that
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BROKERS' COMMISSIONS.

In the case OF Saiter l. Lovy against Solomon W.
Albro which has boon trial in the Marine Court
before Judge Sheridan, the jury yesterday morning
turned a verdict for the lu amount claimed by plain
liils. The important one, as It determines
the right OF estate brokers commission
on sale OF real estate Notwithstanding written
tract has been entered into between the proposed
vcnder and purchaser The facts in this are as
foows:-The plaintiffs, who real estate brokers in
this city, were employed in tho year 1875 to effect
sale OF three West Forty-oghth street, this
city, belonging to the defendant. They claim that in
pursuance Of such employ ment, they procured pur
chaser Tor. the lots NJ the price OF $3l, 900.
and that such purchaser ready, able
and Wiling aud offered TO purchase the for the
price asked for the The defendant, they claim
first acquicsced In the sale, but subsequently re-
fused into u written contract with tho pro-
posed purchaser Tor the sale OF the properly Tho de-
iendant denied tho employment and sale OF the prop
erty. and maintained ny his counsel, exJudge Van
Colt and George W. McAdam thar, con tract was
entered into IN writing no recovery could be had.
Tho plaintiffs the other hand, through their coun
sci, Messrs Jacobs and Sink main aimed that their
commissions wero earned soon tho purchaser, as
hcrenbcfore stated found, and that their right to
commissions did not depend upon the entering into
written conrac; between the parties The jury, alter
an absence OF several hours, entered VERDICT AS bc-
fore stated, Tor the plaintiffs
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VERY MUCH ARRESTED.

Holding tight to warrant for the arrest oil Thomas
r. Boone. Rochester merchant tailor, charged with
false prctcnccs. n policeman yesterday morning anx-
iously awaited tho arrival Of the early tran al Tho
Grand Central Depot In due time II arrived tho
unsuspcctng Mr. Boone pIacidly alightcJ only to DO
made prisoner. Al the Tombs Police Court yester-
day ais counsel (Mr. Howc) Enormously in
sisted that Boonc's alleged offence was a
purely legitimate business transaction, and that
The complanauts, Messrs H. III. Van Ingen 4 Co.
wool merchants, caused bis arrcs; the criminal
charge only 10 facilitate his arrest civil process
The counsel further claimed that the reprcsentato
upon which he purchased tho goods from the COM
plainants were strictly truthful.
Tho prisoner was held IN 81, 500 bail, which was
promptly furnished. As ho icit tho court room n
deputy sheriff stepped up and took him again IN Gus.
toby the civil suit, as predicted BY tho COUNSEL
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Judge Sutherland.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.

PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
George Harris and Samuel Pratt, oil No. IS Leroy
street, pleaded guilty to tho charge OF petit larceny,
having stolen two shirts from the store Of William
Kinney, No. 767 broadway, ON the 10th inst SIX
months each in the penitcntary.
George Wood committed a burglary ON tho premises
OF Jacob Storm DR., No. SO Bedford strsc the III
inst On tho following night he attempted to repeat
tho enterprise the premises Of g. W. Williams, No.
Is Morton street. The prisoner pleaded guilty and was
sent the State Prison for the torn OF ten years.
Thomas Phillips No Alb West Tairtieth street,
pleaded guilty. 10 grand larceny, having stolen n siik
Dress tho property OF Mrs Julia Laushn, oil No. 342
West Thrtclh street, and sent to the PcnicntIary
for eighteen months.
James Cassidy, Of No. 1z6 Delaney street. pleaded
guilty burglary having stolen $40 worth OF prop
cr,y from the premises oil Barhod Gusscy, mt No lle
Esscx street. Three years IN the State Prison.
John iioyt aud Charles DAILY, oil No l6U West Thir-
tccnth street. went INTO the store Of James H. Haulv,
nj No. 1871 Grand street. tho 18th OF May and nitro
duccd confederate OF theirs. who. they SAID. was y
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THE NEW CAB COMPANY.

In an interview had with Mr.. Kavanagh yesterday
morning that gentleman seemed Jubiant over the re-
ducton Of rates proposed by the cabmcn Of New York
"Tho people Of this city have the enterprise TO
thank Tor tho strange proposition Of the cabmen said
Mr. Kavanagh. "Do you think, for n moment, that
unless tho Manhattan Cab Company was nent
reality those men would make any such propo-
sition? or, TO continue tho intcrrogatory style,
How long do you suppose they would abide
by reduction IT tho company wero
not on hand TO continue tho fight? 1t Is no hardship
these men to make The reduction proposed Tor tho
increase IN business which IL viii bring will about
cQualizc The profits They may have To work little
harder perhaps under tho new system, out all their
hours OF labor will be amply compensated, and they
will make more money than most working do dur
ing tho day"
Mr.. Kavanagh regards tho by the cab
men ono OF tho strongest Indications OF tho favor
with which public opinion has received tho PROPOSE
tons oil the Manhattan Cab Company.
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

The reports OF tho Collectors and Surveyors Com
MISSIONS who are to guide the Collector in reducing
the force tho required twenty per cont, had been
finished yesterday. In fact Is doubtful whether
anything In the removal line will DO done until tho
last day OF this month, which is the limit by the
Secretary OF tho Treasury.
The Ninth division las been consolidated with The
Seventh and tho Tenth has been merged In tho Third
On tho 14th INST Inspector Chapman, at Castle Gar
dcn sezed lot OF stuff from +. Rothstein, stccrago
passenger arriving on tho steamer Hcrder which he
made the reporters believe amounted several thou
sand dollars The cheap stun was sent TO tho public
stores to be valued and yesterday Appraiser butcher
transmitted his apprasement TO the Collector, which
ioots up a total oil Sl36 ".
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CARELESS USE OF FIREARMS.

Lizzie Mccain, eighteen years OF age, a domestic In
the employ Mrs Shurragar OF No. 13l West Thirty
nth street, accidentally shot IN the right breast
yesterday afternoon by lad named Frank W. Glover,
who resides In the same house. Young Glover was in
the front basement talking TO Lizzie about two ocock
yesterday, ana was exhibiting TO hor small seven
chambcrcd revolver, which he had just purchased.
He playiully pointed the pistol In the direction of
where she standing, aud, unfortunately, thinking
not loadct, be pulled the trigger The girl attempt
ing 70 jump aside placed herself directly In front OF
tho barrel and received tho bullet in her breast.
Glover immediately went for a doctor, and also mott
fed tho Thirtieth stroct police station Lzze Mccain
was taken 10 the New York Hospital where she now
lies
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PROPOSALS.
DRor0sALs foK BONDS. s.


L. BuhaleiNa~ York and rio Railroad Company.
mortgage debt this company has
On ts entire property Ia 2jSDuD bonds &lEU
each payable at the National Bank Of CONNIE
1915 with interest ~ mi
payable In Now York. June ard December IN each year
The company has Issued EpsED of said bondsf
cced 4SUb OF Its old bonds leaving ,, tho Old
bonds maturing December I. 1877. landing with
l2D OF tho new bouis IN tho hands OF the
the
for tho pucharo OF these oa bouds proposals are
invited
The bonds offered Tor tho solo purpose Of retiring
like amount OF the old bonds and III not
tho present. indebtedness Of tho
Increased since the lease 10 tho Erie railroad
1851 - =
y the sale of these bonds nrst and only mortgage re
mains upon this valuable property, and there Is other
Indebtedness.
Interest payments upon the old bonds always been
promptly made. aud Their, why the bonds
issued IN their stead should high
I'll. list ot tho New York stock Excbansc
This Is old established road raversing the bc.
SECTIONS o the state 81 New York.
terminal facilities. and affords - tbs Ere Railroad
~ small cost Indispensable connection with the
Sealed proposals invited for o2 900 of
these bonds To II cock June 10 when the bids will
be opened and awards made No Ind under par and inter
est viii be considered and the company tho CHI
reject bid not aecmed satsfactory The old bands
December L. 1877. will be
Ia payment OF bids, ann all funds received viii DO
by Oh. trustee IN trust company, used solely
ing ol the old bonds.
Proposals may be sent TO Messrs. Latham Alexander
Co, Bankers No ~ Wall st., to the Mt the
Office OF tn. company. No. ~ Nassau
G. q. MILLER President
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STRAWBERRIES FOR THE SICK.

The request for donations OF strawberries and flowers
for tho 600 sufferers IN tho Charity Hospital yesterday
not responded TO with the usual generosity Of our
citizens. Dir. Marshall q. Roberts and Mrs. Owen
each sent crate OF berries. Two other crates were
sent. King about 100 quarts in ALL some unknown
donorscnt champagne basket oi flowers by express.
and several smaller quantities were sent 10. bona
lions OF irut and flowers Tor the 800 sufferers IN the
Homeopathic Hospital on Wards Island nre solicited
and all contributions will be received and forwarded
BY Dir. William X. Corwn, Of No. las Broadway he.
fore half past n Inc O'Clock on sat urday morning With
strawberries and flowers plentiful as they arc this
year the ladies Interested IN this most worthy mission
should be met with generous aid.
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EUIsOQ,E..

A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER rhiP 70 ErRUpn IN
Asmnl cNperienced party; expenses 900 gold Address
EUROPE. ~ West J5tb.
III ANOVtk-tOMfOkTAdLE HOME FOR ONE or
lltsO young ladies' In German family. con sisnr ~ n
occurs widow Anu hcr two daughters lessons
de whnted can 90 given IN tue house. Address Mr.
Dr DUNckkd. Henry IT. Hanover. 0ermsny.
JJOsSbs.-DEPOf FOX FOREIGN CONSIGNMENT
IIMcssrs W. \. FREEMAN. proprietors OF Aldriduos
- Martins lane have arranged with Mr. Warner the bro
prictor OF the welsh Harp iafn enon Lonaou for
asecs 81 sales OF foreign and CONTINENT
o. hvrres Tue arn u very conveniently situated within
lew miles OF London There Is ample accom- oJ
ton with unpitcd pasture Land aud water and l. sspc
eay ndaped Tor the reception OF orcigE aud
stock being In direct communication with all the railways
V hsndon station For fun particulars apply 10 Mcssrs
W = FREEMAN, Aidridg-s Horse Repository ST. Mar.
tins lane, London. made
hnrxeA from ARy posA -
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 20, 1877.
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following bust
transacted:-
No. 81. Oakley Vs. Tho Mayor Argument resumed
anu concluded
Nc. so. Peysor VS.. The Mayor, &c.-Argued by A.
X. Dyet for appellant and d. j. Dean for respondent
No. 34L McGuin VS. The Peoplo-Passod.
No. 81 Getty VS.. Devlin
No. 80. The Same va tho Same Argued as ono
by John L. Devin Tor appellant, and 4. H. Bangs
ami N. V. DIVINE tor respondents.
No. p. Stevenson vs. Lesoy-Argued by Richard
O'Gorman tor appellant and s. h. Lyman Tor respon-
dent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned.
CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar for Thursday June
81, IS77.-Nos "a, 205, So, So, 81, SIS, 70 ana 40.
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CLUBBED AND RUN OVER.

Patrick Gilman, OF No 81 First avenue, was run
over by car No. Is OF tho Twcnty-,hird and Cross
Town linc on Tuesday evening, and found lying
a,ross the track by an officer. Tho was cou-
vcyed TO Bellevue Hospital aud his injuries are likely
TO prove fatal. lie able TO state. however some.
thing OF tho strange affair He Was dubbed by /,
policeman the dock foot OF Thirteenth street and
while staggering aoout. eil the track. FIRST
avenue. The car drivcr, whose name IL Kane. told
tho to get out oil the way he would drive over
him. and, finding his threat without avail, at once
executed H. Tho case In the Fifty seventh Street
Court yesterday. Tho Justice referred IL 10 the
Coroner.
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A NOBLE APPEAL UNANSWERED.


That indcfatigabo litgant in the Supreme Court Of
which no designates himself a noble and honorcd
member was somewhat unexpectedly blocked in his
pursuit oil justice the Superior Court before Chief
Justice Curtis yesterday The suit was brought by the
Count himself as plaintiff against Neil McCuum 4
Bro Spruce street firm, for alleged legal services.
for which he wants $780, The Count made a nowery
opening then appealed to tho jury TO protect the
Bar In their rights. He then won't on the witness
stand and after very long speech as to his services,
and alter examined by Mr.. Peter Mchol,
the court officers demanded OF him, AS IS usual tn
Jury Ice OF ST. Tho Count informed the clerk that
be was short just them and the clerk said he would
call tho attention Of tho Court TO the matte r
II the ttstampsh wero not forthcoming at once.
The Count said he would do that himself,
and he rose and addressing tho Court SAID, that
Tor the last five court days he had come into Court
with the necessary jury fee In his pocket but untor
tunately this morning, he was without the necessary
number OF grcenbacks, and appealed to the Court TO
allow him to try the without being compelled to
pay up Mr. Mitchell remarked that, IN tins country,
the nobility were entitled to any greater rights
than the common people. Tho Judge seemed TO take
that of tho matter and informed the Count that
unless he paid the money at once the Court would d-
rect that juror be Withdrawn The Count thoreupon
turned the members OF the Bar, who almost
flied the spacious room, and asked II there was
no member oil the profession who would BIO chivai
rous enough To advance $l2 so The counsel smiled.
Juror then vii hdrawn, the case went over and
Count left tho precincts Of JUSTICE seemingly 1t
loss to reconcile the apparent smiles OF sympathy OF
his .brcthrer OF the BARI with their want oil pccu
mary appreciation of and response TO his chdllkc
and bland appeal Even the jurors wero sufficiently
hcarcss and unapprecative OF great public services
not TO volunteer their services without the statutory
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ANOTHER COAL SALE.

Tho Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company caused to be announced the sale
them, next Wednesday, OF 1885, 900 tons Of coal. NJ
their salesrooms IN Exchange place. No announce
mont has yet been made OF any sale by the Delaware
aud Hudson Company Notwithstanding tho rnmors 10
that effect simultaneously with tho announc emen ut
OF tho Lackawanna coal sale tho report OF another
large sale by the Reading Company was circulated.
THIS report, however, is not Official and may or may
not be reliable
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MIR. GoULDING's DIRECTORY.

At the meeting OF the Board OF Education yesterday
afternoon the committee appointed TO consider the
charges against Commissioner Gouiding, who. II viii
be remembered. was charged with certain .crookcd,
methods IN compiling and publishing a Directory.
moved 10 be discouraged IRON further consideration OF
the subject Afler sharp short fight tho request Of
the committee was granted, and the conduct OF tho
Commissioner remains without approval or rcprimand
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REAL ESTATE.
The following properties were sold a. the Exchange
salesrooms yesterday

The following properties we're sold Al the Exch,
salesrooms yesterday
NJ X. v HARxErr
reisrse-of hoase %i,t los ssxss 4sasxs4io
~ Msss as'h I'll n. = iot 10 w Of Ssh AZ 70 .,
~ sxnsAnp sxrrn
Supreme copr, foreclosure -ale-rranci. c; Bowen.
Sss No 435is Pear st. ". a. between Madison
and William Sta. TO John A. brown second mwt-
~ nlrrcxfa Asp sos $3.50
supreme Cour forsclosare sale cnsr,e. 2 Ly.
2?is on 10Th az. ". y. extending through TO
Mn hnssordge road. fla3 n n Of same to catha- /,
s,,. co.,, ny 4. H. scoLAy AID CO
eree-of the following city real estate :-one two
story aud basement frame house. with lots 35xloo.
the German savings bank Of New Y"rs. pi.inlif. 10
sim,,'r sale same reis,ee-of two lo,s each lTsx
same BUYERS. plaintiffs
Similar sne-samc reieree-of two lots each 2ox
Similar sale same referee -oi two lot. each 2ox
loo. on the n of l29fh st. and lie xington
sv.' same buyers plaintiffs.
Total sales for tho day ............... 49,. s35
- TRANSFERS.
West iith IT,. n. s.. 13ott. 81 Bleecker ST., 25x
lu32: NJ l'cdrigue 10 John Nicholson. .Si2
southern Bnnevatd H. W corner Locust av. laox
SIN St.. West Ne All Sarah wood to ohm Bran.
eeiE j.. fa. no 800 r Mueller aud wife to D. g
Sd av o. s.. between tsn and sa SIS. 25exioo
William T. lcnton and others to snsan Lcnaon
Psien execusor to William r Bache, ........... n
Ea, einiu and s Fl aa o. snn,s
@ and wife 10 CHARLES IL af a.t Ma
Ludwig keSsSard, and Vile !" IL Freacnnsi@ 20
isi Az. 5 w. corner OF i2th st.. aasxIoo; Elizabeth
DsnIam place IS esd ward 6. u. Raymond and
husband to j. ~ calvin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II. W " III.
Rothschid and vile 10 Mas Freand -. ,....... 4
Goth ST. a3 II. e. Of ith av., a1 axs2 q. deJa-
West ii.h st. n s. $50 t. e. Of Bleeckcr. a;xio2a;
w. q. Talmen texecutor) TO j. W. licrtze.
Jones. Luther. to c. y ws ss..ls of 2sd st. Of
Ryer, 3 b. and Wife, to T. R;er. $ e corner OF
18th av. aud ls3d 1t. years.
Bel'man, solomon and wife. New York I.i,o lnsu-
rance Company; e. $. OF Gocrck ST., n OF Delaney;
Same TO same. o. s. Gocrck ST., II. of Delaney;
Same same e. s. Of Goerck ST.. n Of Doancey:i
Same same. .. $ Of ioorci ST., n. Of Deianccy;i
Same to e. Of Gocrck ST., n Of DeIaucey;i
Same b. Krcscher. q s. Of Gocrci st., n Of Dean.
Same same, Q, s. OF Goerck IT, n. Of Deiancey;5
Same to same. 9. s. OF ,ioerck st., n OF Deianccy;5
Same to same, S. Of Goerck st.. n. Of Deiancey:5
Same to same, .. of Goerck ST.. n. OF Deiancey;5
risani Max 10 H. Rcth.child. OF 10Th av n. Of
Frsand Max to u. H. Rcth:cha. n ". corner Of
MArsn. James aud wife, ."A Ewaii 5. ). OF 5oth
st.. ". Of 9th av; months. l.
st. no AS &c sea .roop.' = : .. No.'a moore 10
Saul Matilda O.. to 4. L. Bush W. ). OF 10th av., n
sahm, Mary and husband to G. Sehr. $ g. Of 4id St.,
Murray. Mary K, 70 Emisran Industrial savings
Bank b. s. OF s7th St, W. OF NV. Is year.........
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JUNE 1 877-rR1PLE SHEET

where the relation Of the passenger exists Judge
Daily Ia charging the jury, held that not neces.
sary 10 make carrier liable thai the owner should
accompany his baggage, PROVIDED the contract OF
passage was made out. which has been doue In this
case BY purchase Of the ticket The jury rendered
. verdict for the plaintiff Tor the iul amount claimed
Mcssra Roo and Mackn appeared TOR plaintid and
Messrs. Butler, stilman and Hubbard for defendant
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member Of the firm o! Mcclellan Il Co, of Syracuse.
anc who purchased 1925 worth OF hats The goods
were ordered 10 be 10 the Hudson River depot.
but the fraud discovered time and the prison
arrested. Both pleaded guilty, and were
sentenced 10 years. Imprisonment