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The New York herald., 1877-10-20
WANTED AT HOME.

LIST OF PERSONS REPORTED AT POLICE HEAD
QUARTERS AS MISSING.
The total number of persons reported At Police
missing is thirty-onc. or those have been
.ound' or returned home leaving still to
bc heard FROM It the opinion OF the police authori-
tes that II large number OF the still missing onos
mtssing" deliberately for private reasons, and that
many Of them are boys running away from homo and
school. Tho following Is complete list VI those still
OCTOBER 2-Pair,ck McKeiver, aged eighteen years.
OF No. 60S Wcst Twenty -eighth street.
October A-Edward y. Waddy, aged stxtccn years,
October a-James Frame, agod twenty-eight yoara
OF No. 3OS Fourth street, Brooklyn. Il. ID.
October 0-Michael Riordan, aged sovonty-six,
years, oil No 1928 Pearl street.
October 10.--Alcxander Quian, aged sixteen years,
October lo--Alice Nlklovicz, ased swenty-nine
years, Of sing Sinp, y. r..
October l2.-Elizaboh Fox, aged forty-six years. OF
No. 3 Jones street
UcloUer David OImstoad, agod fvo years, Of
No. 2l5 West Nineteenth street
October l6.-James Carey, agcd thrty-two years, Of
No. 2SG Spring street.
October l5.--water ii. Meade aged sixteen years. OF
No. 90 south Commerce street, Lynn Mass.
October lT.-Frank Irwin, agod eight yoars, OF NO.
OIL Park street
October l7-IIcrfnann Faroret, aged twenty-five
years, OF No. 15l Thompson street.
october lL-Aco Schmidt, agod forty years, OF NO.
3G2 Garden street, HobokoI, N. ).
october lS-John o. Lougnlin, agcd ton years. OF NO.
432 Pearl street.
October ls.-John scully, aged twenty-cight years,
OF No. 2eD Front street, Brooklyn.
October Is. William Marson, aged thrty-tnrec
years, Of No. Is West Third street.
october 10 -rhomas Murphy, aged twenty-two
years, OF No 307 West Thirteenth street
October 19.--Mary Kcdnan, ngod seventeen years,
OF No 70 Tallman street. Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

Nearly all the refined petroleum that Is sold either
In this or other markets is controlled by . hugo
nopoy and the limited number Of rc1ners have bcon
badgered 10 such extent that they othor tcon
compelled TO sell OUT bo crushed. Somo interest
was created yesterday among the operators In oil In
consequence Tho transfer and sale Of tho Empire
OIL Transportation Line to tho Ponnsylvania Railroad
Company. Numbers Of tho oil mon state that
tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company allowed
drawbacks to this particular oil company
not accorded 10 othcra The aggrievcd parties have
protested TO the managers of the company and APP
pointed u committee TO proceed 10 Philadelphia for
tho purpose Of eiiccting arrangement which Will
place all tho oil operators on an equal footing Tne
charge Is that the railroad officials stock
holders the monopoly refining corporation and in
cinod 10 favor thom accordingly.
the grain held meeting yesterday afternoon,
at which some OF the rules wero materially amended
Rule operation from to-day, prov ides that ION
saes OF graded grain the Of elevator receipts
Of The grade sold, having ireo delivery ahoa shall
constitute delivery Of tho grain between solors
and buyers (exccpt the last day OF each month
time coutracts) the same torms which govern the
delivered under railroad guaranteed certificates; but
in addition tho lay days a1oa., provided In rule
rules OF the raiiroad companies tor graded
gram at the port Of Now York. buyer shall DO
titled the day OF tender, and In addition thereto 70
any unexpired portion OF term of storage"
Rule a. section 3, provides that dovcrics sales
OF cash grain the afternoon call shall be madc before
thrce O'Clock p III. oi the same day"
Hereafter the afternoon call tor the grain trade will
bo made IN tho committee rooms No 33 poarl street.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
DEPRAvITY AND DEATH.

SEASON OF ACCUMULATED HoHEoRs-IIFE
DIsREGARpED AND CRIME RASPANr-MoRAL
SUICIDE FOLLOWED By POISON.
Mary A. Buuer. OF No 527 Canal street, where her
father keeps small fancy store took dose OF Paris
green yesterday, while in disrcputaole house IN
Greene street. which tho physicians state will surely
result In death She went paint store In Canal
and purchased Paris green, stating that II
was intended 10 xiii reaches Proceeding toa house in
Greene street, whore she had friend, she asked Tor
glass OF water ana going into back room swallowed
both tho and the poison. She then wakod into
the front and laying down o letter, said
to nor companion, Mary E. Clarke. an inmate oi Inc
house, "Goodby Mary you may never see me again"
The girl then walked into the Eighth precinct station
house and said TO Sergeant Randall ~ have taken
Paris grecn pecauAe am tirod OF living" An amou-
lance telcgraphed for and the girl taken 10 the
Chambers Street Hospital Tho physicians there state
that she cannot live. The following Is copy OF her
letter.
al am sorry for what have DONE got tired OF
leading bad lie. could not do any better, as my
father has turned his back on me. Now ! have got
one. SO goodbY NIL
"MARY ANN BUTLER, No SGT Canal street."
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
CREDIT AND DISCkEDIT.

In June, 1875, a well appearing man OF thirty-nve
called upon jacob Rupert at his brewery on Third
avenue Ninetysccond street, and said that no
the proprietor OF two large saloons, at
the Of Front and Dover streets, tho IN
Blsecker street. noar the Bowery. He wanted 10 buy
boer long credit Mr.. Rupert pleased with
the stranger, and directed his manager Mr. Enge to
take his order six hundred dollars worth Of lager
purchased and note given which bore Tho signature
OF Owen DonnelL When the notc matured the sigrcr
tained that tho beer had been retallcd to
other dealers at price below tho mar
ket value. Last April Mr.. Rupert ascertained
that Donnell lying IN Ludlow Street Jail under
III. name Of W. 4. Dopion, where he had been incar
coratcd civil process ior deiraudng George Ring
ler u Co., browers OF East Ninety-second street Mr.
Rupert thereupon obtained warrant from Justice
Flarnmer Tor Donneli, whose said TO be
Christopher O'DonnelL Officer Bennett, OF tho Har-
lem Court squad took tho document and has bcen ay-
ing for has Tor months past. O'Donnell was
discharged yesterday from Ludlow strcot and ut
rearrested and before Justice Kasmire, in tho
Harlem Police Court, ana held tor examination he
SAID TO bo an adrot swindler and has confined lis
operations TO browors, who have lost large sums
through him.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
NOT MAKING HIS MARK.

Recently Marks Cohen obtained In tho Marine Court
\ Judgment against Jacob Sapro for $l6l u In Ma
rino Court, Chambers, yesterday, before Judge Nc
Adam, Mr. N. s. Levy. counsel for the defendant
made motion to opcn the Judgment In support Of
his motion counsel road affidavit made by Asher
Bapro father Of his oent tho age Of the
latter After this affidavit had been read Mr. H. Fox.
counsel for tho plaintiff, taking tho adavit In his
hand and pointing 10 the signature OF tho aihant as-
sorted that he had never made IL
.Inat man. said Mr. Fox, '.was q client OF mine
nane and Is compelled TO make his mark. there
fore boldly assert here open court that
he did not write his name to that affidavit,
and II he will into court aud write
his like that Will agree 20 give my check Tor
bhe amount of the judgment
- cannot vouch," said Mr.. Levy, the opposing
eounsei ''ior the signature, as tho affidavit not
Ngned In my presence"
s.Hand Mr. Fox tho Bible, " said Judge McAdam
msnt and opposing counsel SAID he would send Tor the
witness have investigation. Later IN the day
the witness appeared court and In the presence OF
the Judge aud the respective counsel, made
an autograph on paeco VI paDer which
was The exact counterpart OF his sigma
turc to the affidavit THIS staggered
seor Fox somewhat but he rallied explana-
tion, which was 10 tho effect that whon the witness
his client he pretended to be able "
name and in lieu thereof maze his mark This made
everything clear TO The Court and Judge McAdam
good faith. al this point hr. Lovy whispered some-
lhng In the ear Of Counsellor Fox about hls promised
eheck or the amount OF tho Judgment. but the
aid not seem 10 hear with that car.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
OIL CLIO! OIL CLOi

James Haggerty, clothes peder, Of No. 72 Now
Chambers street, brought before Judge Bxby, at
the Jefferson Market Court yesterday afternoon, by
Detective McConneli, OF the Central Ohcc, charged
with constructive larceny. Tho complainant was
Oscar J. Hubble. merchant, from Central America at
prcsen stopping at the Hotel Brunswick. Mr.. Hubble
having a quantity OF od clothes to dispose OF,
asked his tailors, Brokaw Brothers, TO recon-
mend him dealer. james Haggerty came there tho
the next morning and bought the old colhca An
hour after his departure Mr. Hubble remembered that
thore $2 the pocket OF An old pair OF pantaoons
he had sold 10 Haggorty, and went Out 10 look
Tor tnat individual Being unsuccessful IN his search
the case was placed the hands of Detective McCon-
nell, who yesterday arrested Hnggerty The prisoner
admitted buying Tho clothes from Mr. Hubble, but
that there any money In tncm and said he
paid as much ana more than they were worth. Tho
evidence proving insufficient Haggerty was discharged
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
GENERAL SESSIUNS-PART 2.
Before Judge Gidersecve.
THE RILEY MURDER CASE.

THE RILEY MURDER CASE.
At the opening OF the Court Assistant District At
torney Russell announced hts readiness TO proceed
with The trial OF John Dougherly who Is jointly
d,ctsd with Frank Mccormick. John Daniels. James
Daily and James Ly nch charged with tho murder Of
Frank Riley, in Goerck street, The 4th OF March
last by stabbing him 10 death with knife. Daily and
Lynch have already bson convicted and sentenced
Ssate Prison. the facts OF the case have already
beon fully published Upon tho prisoner being placed
q the bar Ills counsel, Mr. William y. kiatxng, sad
tho prisoner desired 70 interpose plea OF guilty
Of maaslaughter in tho third degree In passing
sentence Judge Gdersieove said he was very tamil.
lar with the facts OF The having yresued
upon the trials OF Daily and Lynch Daily Was con-
vcted OF murder in the second degree and sentenced
tor lie " State Prison, while Inc jury convicted
Lynch OF manslaughtcr IN ,he third degree, and ho
was sont TO State Prison for tour years. Hc fully
concurred with the District Attorney IN tho pro-
prety Of accepting the plea In consideration Of tho
action the jury the OF Lynch. Win regard u
tho punishment, the Judge folt that all the mercy
that the prisoner could expect had boon shown
ceptDg plea oil mansaughter. and under tho cir
cunsances he ie 4 to be his duty TO innct the fall
extcnt OF punishment under that degree, which
four years IN Stale Prison. Tho prisoner was then
removed. Frank Mccormack ana John Daniels still
rcniain TO DO tried.
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.
Charles +. Clark and Charles Wingarsen, who
convicted OF robbery The lrss degree Thursday,
having the 10th OF May last assaulted and taken
from tho person OF Thomas Murray the OF ST. in
Lafayette place, called up Tor sentence Judge
G,idcrslecve said that OF their youth aud the
taci They had previously been arrested for any
crime, would inhict the scvcro sentence which
SO grave an Offence deserved. In view OF all tho cir
cumstances the sentence OF the Court was that the
prisoners be confined In the state Prison each tho
term OF SIX years.
AIDING AN ESCAPE.
On tho 9th inst, whic James wooicott = messen-
ger employed at No. 4. Lspcnard street, looking
through . window Of picture storo ON broadway
thief snatched his watch and cham and made OF with
II. Wooicott pursued him, but his progress i'm
peded Ny tha prisoner who got In hs way. The thief
caught, but the prisoner aided his escape. was
claimed both acted In concert The prisoner said
he thought the complainant and thief were nghilng
and separated them. The jury found tho prisoner
lRrY Tor two wears.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Register Dayton has received q warrant In nvolun-
tnry bankruptcy against George Z. White, dealer In
Fertilizers Mt No. 150 Front street. who has boon adu
dcated bankrupt on tho petition OF his creditors,
and meeting OF creditors has been set down Tor No.
vcmber 20 to prove debts aud cleo. assignee In bank
ruptcy. HIS liabilities estimated at about $50, O00
but the value Of tho has not bcen asccrtancd
Six creditors unite in tho petition, the largest being
tho United States government which has claim Tor
balance due account Of transportation bonds, and
for which Judgment has been obtained. Tho original
amount bonds wus s52 1S4 20 cents gold whlcn
been reduced the payment OF 10 $40 Sl 90
tho latter bong the of tho government CLAIM,
exclusive Of ntorosI The CLAIMS Of the other petition
5000 rs; Sylvester /. woodhouse, S67o 20; Louisa
w. Ginterinan $519 20; Edward Clark. $277 81; John
II. Boynton, $275 II.
No IS Broadway the agont Of the Pacinc Steam Navl
cation Company, was hed yesterday AZ Tho office Of
Register Little, Tor The purpose Of provlog dcbs ahd
electiug IN assignee in bankruptcy. The schedules
presented showed aggregate liabilities Of S75OOO but
as follows William p. Arnold s57O IL Benjamin
Spencer Il Co., $500 Mr. George W. Thatcher was
elected assignee in bankruptcy.
The creditors OF George w. Cross papcr dealer, met
ut the Office OF Register Little yesterday and elected
John K Purdy assignee IN bankrapcy His liabilities
aggregate $45000 but ocly claim for $675 AZ WIS
proved by Joseph W. Cinch.
In the matter OF the application Of Louis Druckcr for
his discharge from bankruptcy, boiore Regisea Dwight
no CREDITORS appeared opposition discharge
and his application Will DO granted
Frederick LOWS has been appointed receiver In the
matter OF Charles Devlin the estate OF John L.
Brown, IN SUIT brought TO recover $50, 900. An In
Junction has been Issued restraining Dir. Waterbury
from paying 10 tho executors OF tho estate tho
proceeds o 500 00O claim against the city, claimed
by Mr. DovIin 70 belong 10 tho Brown estate. and
Judge DonOhuo appointed Mr. Lewis receiver OF this
fund agnlnst the city.
Franklin Ailan, grandson Of tho late Commodore
Vanderbilt, who has been In BANKRUPTCY for several
mouths before Register Little discharged ycster-
DAY. He owed $780, OUO and his creditors did not re-
cevc q cent The opposition, represented BY q. p.
Andrews, G.. L. Hastings, h Spclman and Sterling IL
Waldron has boon long continued, owing 10 tho bank
rupt's connection and prospective wealth, out MS
attorney Mr.. Theodore c. Leeds succeeded IN gaining
every point and securing his discharge.
The assignment OF Charles Kaufman, for the benefit
OF his creditors, which published In the HERALD
on October H. does not refer to Charles Kaufman.
importer OF Nos IS and n Duane street. but TO Charles
Kaufman wholesale butcher, OF No. 6l6 West Fortcth
street, the particulars Of which published in the
on Octuber n.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
THE COURTS.
A Child Abductor in the
Meshes of the Law.
ATTACHMENTS BY THE SHERIFF.
Legal Troubles Entailed Through Com
posing an Opera.
DERELIoT LIQUOR SELLERS.

A woman named Jane Mclaughlin, Of decidedly
unprepossessing appearance, was arraigned 81 the
Court OF General Sessions yesterday, bsore Recorder
Hackett charged with abducting Ann Costello, little
srl six years old oicer Duggan OF tho Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children, stated that,
having learned that child was being matreatod IN
q basement At No. ~ Grand street. no went there 70
Investigate the case aud found the child, WHO pro-
sen,cd unmistakabo evidence OF having been beaten
In irahtful Tho PRISONER tod the omcor
tha, she WAS the grandmother OF the child who was
halt orphan and had been living there three monlhs
She subsequently, stated, however, that she was tho
eh,ld,s mother rho officer arrested her, and tho
ch,ld was cared for. The little girls iathcr,
Jamea Costello testified that she disappeared
from her homo in Seventy second street tnIoe
months before the officer discovered ner WIN Mfs. .
Mclaughlin, who he said, was perfect Stranger 70
him photograph OF the child taken aIter Inc OH
Ger rescued her, showing Toe cuts and bruises on her
face was exhibited to the jury, and was strongly cor
roooralve OF the o1icers testimony In her own oo-
hall the prisoner stated that she madc her living ny
peddIug Some time June last shc was disposing
Of nor wares in Second The child followed her
and she could got rid Of her. Az last she spoke 20
some pussers-by, when several persons, inciuang y
police officer ADVISED her TO keep the child Accord
inely her home, washed and clothed hsr anu
subsequently made an effort 70 hnd the iather, pat
without success The witness further testified that
she never beat the child, but that II was her
aughtcr-in-law. Nell McLoughlin, who had
mal,reated her On crossexaminaiion tho wit
ness said tho child had run away from nor
i've times and had been taken back oy hcr
from among the lost chdren Ut Poiicc HeadQuartera
The little girl then called as witness On her
way TO the stand Mrs. Mclaughlin, and quickly
ran away from her, crying with fear Sho was toia.
however that tho prisoner would not DO allowed 10
hurt her and she quoted down. Recorder Hackett ih
torrognted her 70 her knowledge OF tho RESPONSE
hity oil oath, but her answers we're unlntesiDie,
and again bcginnng 10 cry shc was not iurther OK
Amined. Frederick Luenberg, one Of the oMcers OF
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
testified that had been able to learn from the
child what nor experience wniio she was living
with Mrs Mclaughlin. Her memory seemed 10 be
confused us to the scenes through which she had
passed The hearing OF tho was adjourned
until Monday
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
RECREATIvE ROBBERS.

lansic avenue, Brooklyn invited by two friends,
Joseph Wright and ono Darlington, who proposed 10
take u drive the Conoy Island plank road. On tho
way Dppen was persuaded 10 take tho roma When
the party reached lonely part OF tho road Dippen
suddenly felt iron grasp upon his throat and pair
OF hands Ia hts pockets; at the moment sponge
saturated with chioroform was pressed tightly over
his mouth nostriis. He struggled ana succeeded
irecing himself from his assaiiants, who thercupon
tumucd him out OF the wagon and drove oil. Yos-
ter,ay morning Brooklyn policeman accompanied
by Oticor Kavunagh, arrested Wright as he was get
ting bed his aunts residence ut No l24 East
ll2th street, Harlem. Justice kasmre. III the Harlem
Brooklyn detective. Ho wall bc arragned before JUS
tice Wush this morning.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
MORE uNyoRTuNATEs.

frederick Mathews OF No. 2,3l0 FIRST avenue, was
rowing In the Sound yesterday morning when no saw
dark object In tho water between Rker's and North
Brothers' Island. II was found TO be the body OF
woman clad IN a brown alpaca drcss and with long
auburn hair. Mathews drew tho body 10 shore and
notified the police ol the Twelfth precinct, who lur1sh
the following description Of tho drowned woman =
about twenty-cght years old, nvo feet In height,
brown dress, hat" Tho TACO was SO decomposeu as
to bo beyond recognition
The body Of drowned woman, about thirty years
of age with dark hair aud dark complexion, was
found floating in the river Martins DOCK Brooklyn,
yesterday morning Tho deceased was atttred IN
pink calico Dress black sash, Balmorai SKIRT gray
stockings laced shoes. The body was taken TO tho
Morgue 10 await Identification.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
CORONERS' CASES.

A Coroner's Jury yesterday returned svordict Of
accidental death In the following cases-
Frank Malion, who. on October II, fell from his
truck on the cornor Of 134th street Third avenue.
aud was SO sevory injured that no dod the following
day.
John Hughes, who was run down by the Hobokon
ferry The 18th inst, while rowin
IN skin at me loot Of Barclay stroeL
Frank Roso, who on the samo day fell from o win
dow on the upper story OF No. IS Thompson street..
James Itho VINO foil iron the platform 0! tho Ele-
vatcd Railroad at tho corner oil Houston and Groen-
wich streets, and was instantly killed
Rose Ann Shepherd, o child, who was burned ~
death in house OF hor parents at 155th and
Elton avenue, by tho covering OF the bed she was
asieep IN catching fire.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
A FAMILY FIoHT.

Thomas and William Brown, twin brothers. residing
at No. 1855 Dean street, Brooklyn, wcrc visited on
Thursday evoning by their cousin. Charles Brown,
who resides Ut No. 634 tho adjoining house. Liquor
was drank during the evening by Thomas and Charles,
which mud the effect, at nrst OF making them good
hunored, and, naaily, quarrelsomc. Not bong sat.
isned with angry words they induged In
blows During The fight which ended in the street,
Charles secured q brick and struck Thomas on the
right temple with IT, Iracturng the frontal bono Of tho
skull. He also assaulted tho wife Of Thomas with Q
STICK cutting her head shocking manner. Charles
was arrested two charges or ieoni0us assault and
William tor street lighting. Thomas WAS worry III yes
tcruay. and thero is somc doubt OF his recovery.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Tweed investigation will be resumed At tho City
Hall at eleven o'clock this morning.
I, was again rumored ycstorday that Mayor Ely
would send IN for the vacant Police and Park
Commsslonerships tho Board OF Aldermen ON Tues
day next.
Aiaermen Kerr and Ferguson and Councilman
Mancr OF Portland, N. b. cailod al the Mayors Office
yestorday. .They visit Now York tor the purpose Of
examining our roiormaiory institutions and abattoir
system. -,
Tho books for real estate owners In this city VIII
be opened ON Iuokday noxk
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
CASUALTIES.

child named Philip Max Herdt, OF No. 16D Fulton
avenue died yesterday from the effects OF hall from
q baby coach on tho 17th inst
Cornelius Mulder. two years OF age, was burned By
his clothes catching flro the 17th inst. On Thurs
day evening no died at No. l44 Thompson street.
A COLLISION took piacc yesterday morning betwoon
Greenpoint 202 and the coke wagon OF Bernard
Caragur OF Nc. 205 Gold street, Brooklyn, At tho
corner OF Division and Myrtle The
cuss,on great that Caragar was thrown 10 the
ground, having OF his ribs fractured and being
acyerely injured otherwise.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
THE TRAMPS' ASYLUM.

Ten scedy looking vagrants appeared In tho Tombs
Police Court yesterday, and hutnDy nsked Tor wintcr
quarterg on tho Island Said one, whose baro elbows
shone through OF his tattored coat and whose
dlrt-begrimed aud sunkcn cheeks denoted ttmes u
usually hard ssI'm sick of livin am. lellor's got
no show those times. No man get within half q
mile oil a farm house without some biarsted dog or
trap springs up and spoils ALL want to go to the
work'us Tor the winter, l do" Jusuco Flanmcr
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
ENTLi.PkISING JOE.

Joseph Farrell, alias Rcd joe on the night Of tho
17th inst. IS alleged to have stolen S4s and pawn
ticket ior a watcn worth $40 from James Gillespie,
sailor, who was drinking with him. lie ia charged
with having stolen clothing worth $29 from follow
Doarders NJ No. 403 West Twcnty-nlntu street on tho
same day, ana also with having tired pistol at a
saloon Keeper IN Tenth avenue aud Forty-so
street upon refusal 10 give MIN glass Of beer. Ho
was hod In $4,000 Ia tue Fiitysevonth Street Court
ypQtu
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
SING SING is HIS HOME.

henry A. Wood, whom tho police designate as q
professional sneak thicf whose permanent country
residence Is on the banks OF tho Hudson and whose
temporary quarters only In tho metrop polls was
charged the romDs Police Court yesterday with
stealing SIS worth OF brnd from tho oil H. ID.
Claim N Co. Hc was held IN default oi bail, and
seemed TO view proceedings emincntly proper.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
AN ITALIAN DESPERADO.

spirited debate took place early yesterday morn.
Ing in beer shop OF Michael La Sasso Italian
No. 81 Mulberry street, tho participants being the
prielor and customer named Daniel Sullivan. In
tue heat o tue dispute La Sasso seized knile and
plunged 1t into the OF his antagonist The police
appeared on the scone ami La Sass0 was lodged
In jaL A, the rombs Police Court yesterday he was
held Al 600 bail