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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
DWELLING HOUsEs 10 LEI.

BARGAIv--wEsr asIu 81, NEAR sTH Av..
Aiour story brown stone, 10 rooms. rent sais0i West
50h yth four story b~~n stono. 10 ro.ns.
HvD; West iyih 9th three story brown
stry brown stone rccns rents 500 800 " 40;
kast 2sth ST. Madison story brown ~
rooms, f3.DD: tist 9th four story
brown ~ rent " 5vD Bnst sst 81. four
st0ry stone. 10 others ee
Ksnfly ufhl.hed. S72D 81 x5p WYCkOfF. 90 Pine st..
153 aud 1sT Bruadwsv. near 32d st.
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fS0NfaxEf0 -wxSfkD. < POSITION IN PROTEST.
liant choir sypAgogue. by Young lady; rcads per.
cctIy ct sight; held position for the last three years
In one or leading city churches Address CUNfkALTO
sIN1kk. Herald Uptown Office
T1R0AYa-sPLESDID $40 ORGANS ron 400: $500
Ofor 500, s27S tor SO 500 for $40; $40 fos xs and
8I8D tor fianoaSeoO Pnogiorte $x25: $500
500: $3.50 for $ls5; 500 for Si65 $3.50 ior $SS
yeas, In perfect order, warranted Grsat bar.
examine HORACE WATERS SONS. 20 Eass 1tsh st.
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nIUsIUAL

ISERNANDO6 DANCING ACADEMY. 65TIl ST.
corner 81 xv-By special request She receptions viii
continue every Thursdsy " May 40 commezcng o'clock
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A -~FUhNisHBD, no 2B~EAsr 5OrH 81. MAX
~ 18th av moderate rent immcdste possession. Apply
gu premises
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ROCKINGHAM PALACE.
ID 9th ST. Jar 9th Az.
Elite socabcs nightly opera bouie music three grand
parors coolest In the city.
cuLTaS plyAS. "a, sowERy.--tnANp pARMA1ps,
Dshow together WITH the takng hgure Open evenings
after O'clock Music by Bafcelo
1lANJO, GUITAR. VIOLIN, ACvVKDL0N AND ALL
Dslyles OF dancing taught j. GALkAR. 24l 9TH ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
THEATRICAL MANAGERS ENJoNED.

A temporary injunction has been obtained
by exJudge Dttenhoeter, restraining Messrs. Poole
DonneIy, the managers Of the Grand Opera House,
from producing the play Of "M'liss." The argu-
men for making thenjuuction permanent Will be made
IN the Supreme Court tomorrow The action is brought
by Miss Kate MAYHEM, California actress. who claims
he purchased the play after n composed
n wa drsmazed from Of Bret Hartes sketches by
after purchasIng the play u Is said Miss Mayhem
gagged Clay Greene engagements for her 10 act
me p ay IN the East He made arrangements for bring
ing u out at The Grand Opera House. John u. MELON
ough 70 play YuOa Bill and Miss Mayhem 70 play MISS
When iss Nayhew heard OF this arrdngem mt she re-
10 rafy IT, not wishing the play to be brought out
with any other one than herself an attraction"
When those who had the play In charge heard OF the
thew determined 60 with the piece. getting another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
BUSINESS EMBELLISHMENTS.

Judge ChOate has ordered Joseph BOchman
& Sons wholesale dealers in silverware at No.
Maiden-ane TO show cause on Tuesday next why they
should not be- adjudcated involuntary bankrupts. The
following claims are in the creditors petition Gorham
Manufacturing Company, S35, 391; Gus S. Neu $1,000
Abraham Backer, So 1000; Pollock Dreyfus. 1902
Caroline Bachman, 1925; Charles Ainzesheimer
81 400.
Register Little has received the petition OF VIM. Nc
Kenze whose liabilities amount TO $4,000, the prin
cipal creditors being Cornelius Van Aukin, $4,000 ;
John Leonard $500; A P. Van Tuyl, $1,000; d. p.
Ingraham 400. His assets consist OF 500 acres Of
land in Missouri, valued at 1925.
Kate CaxtOn's application for discharge from bank
rupcy came up before Register Fitch Tuesday, but
adjournment OF the proceedings for two months was
allowed by consent.
At meeting Of the creditors Of Pier Parker dealers
in hops formerly az No. 13 Whtehalst., held Tues
day. before Fitch. schedules were presented
showing liabilities OF $4,000, and Charles Watson was
elected assignee.
Register Little has had referred to him the petition OF
POtO LOmbardO, stock broker, who lost fortune III
stocks and estate, and who has liabilities TO the
amount $4,000. Among the creditors are Edward
Brandon $50 5l +. b. Wallace Co.. $4,000; Henry
Underhill IS 500; J. W. Andrews, $4,000 Joseph
Moore. $1,000; Vim. B. Whiteman, S6,44O; Mr. Ogie,
So 430 Daniel Banks. 81 1885, NcwYOrk STATE Insurance
Department Sl9SOS. His assets consist Of two BOue-
ward lots. mort gagged for 5000.
Alden B. StOcEwe, formerly president OF the Fac nc
Mail Steamship Company, applied 70 Register Allen for
mis- discharge from bankruptcy and the matter came up
TO his discharge and the REGISTER reported fayoraby On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
DR. sHlNE,s ASSAULT.

At the Tombs PoICe Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Duffy. Counsellor W. +. Howe appeared
with his client Dr. William shine. OF No II Safest
to demand the dismissal Of the charge against the latter
preferred by John Eunan OF No II Morrlsst, OF as
sault and battery Justice Duffy declined TO comply
with tho application uutl he Intercepted the com
painan when Mr. Howe said the Justice did not know
his business aud that political enemies at the back
Of these proceedings. The Justice replied that Dr.
SHINE had been already three times before him on slm
lar charges and called Mr. Howe 20 restrain himself
or be would be obliged commit him. Nunan was then
requested explain under what circumstances he hd
nfomised 10 withdraw the charge. He said that Dr.
Shine got him discharged FROM the steamer CITY OF
Washington Of the Havana line. and had stipulated
was abandoned He expressed desire not to withdraw
the charge TIL he had been secured IN MS situation Ine
examination proceeded and the accused committed
for Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
DECTsIONs-sEPr. IL.

Supreme COurt-Chambers-B Judge Potter
Elizabeth Garrison aqt James X. p. GarrsOn-DeOree OF
divorce granted 10 the plaintiff - a..
BY Judge LaWreDceAaholm agt the Peopio OF the SVo
OF New-York-Order granted -,
BY Judge misunderstanding agt Hastngs.-Order
Sober Darragh ct al mos l. z s. T. ana o.
Brandt agt. schappert.-Granted. ,,. o.
BY Judge Van BnL-AIsen agi. AmeS Weeks egt IOnes
In fhe matter Hanson Amsde agt Bagiey; hermann
ag KOrnemann Kahn Shafer In the matter OF knapp
-Orders granted Vail agt HamiltOn-Findngs settled
Randall SackeIt alNOtce OF motion not served pm
time executors Ledyard ag Campeel-order must ee
settled notice. Clute agt. Emmerioh stenogIaDheTs
minutes must be- furnished Meyer agt FeiSchhauer-In
pcafiOn postpone the aches IN making tls a
plcati0n, the motion should DO denied with costs
Special TeTR-By Judge Lawrence-W WAITS ana another
agt Duncan and Others-COmplaint dismissed; opinion
SRDeTiOr COurt-iSDecdI 16m-Bv Judge Sper.-
MOynaban agt observation-disclosures settled Claim et al ag
Mcclure ct aL-Case and exceptions settled. -.
BY ChiefJustce Curs-Mary 4. Earle agL John 5oOert
Eafle-RepOrt cOnrmed Judgment Tor divorce
plaintiffs Form II judgment 70 be settled on nouce
and contain the usual provisions prohibiting the uenuanb
from marrying again IL r. s. p lbl Ed Wehi agt StSrn
berger-Order OF discOnnuanee. Relners agL
claimant Of the surplus moLeys should show mat te
Meyer a-RepOrt Of referee confirmed and judgment OF
foreclosure sae ordered Larned agt GamaWe et al
Order OF dscontinuance Meeker agt Rocket OF alOrder
appointing George A. Halsey. esq, receiver etc.
Common PIeds-SDeciGI IeTm-BY Judge T.. L. DaIY.
Mcguire agt Stoeser-Must be order 10 show cause
MOrtOD-Must be resident suretles DemDg agh
McDermOtt-BOnd approved 0Meara agt Healy. ap
proved Getche agt Beas-ADpcaton TO file security Tor
costs granted,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
THE LEWIS Will CASE.
EVIDENCE TENDING TO PROVE THE ALLEGED MAR
RAGE CERTIFICATE FORGERY.

EVIDENCE TENDING TO PROVE THE ALLEGED MAR
RAGE CERTIFICATE A FORGERY
The hearing in the Lewis will case was re-
sumed Tuesday in Jersey City before MasternChaneery
Lee Judge Fullerton, Of this city, and Ex-Governor
Bede, Of EewJersey counsel for the alleged widow,
charge that detectives IN the employ OF the Govern
ment have been endeavorng to ntimidate the witness
called by the contestants of the WILL The first witness
sworn on the part OF defence John H. Kirk copper
plate printer Of this city He testified that he had never
seen marriage certificate like the produced by Mrs
Lewis and he did believe 1t printed In 1888, the
year it is dated. The witness had been print
ing marriage certificates for over thirty years,
and had used many plates, and was unable
to tell how many times he had changed his
designs He paid S25 for his services, and expected
TO receive MORE but had made regular agreement as
to the payments He claimed that the certificate was
printed in 1862 Francis Buttrle Of Ridgewood' N j.
who was formerly in the same business as Mr.. XIX,
testified that he formerly owned the plate from when
the alleged certificate printed and that II was not
used until 1862, aud he pronounced the cefuhedVe
forgery. -, -, n.
THE hearing was continued yesterday, with Mr. But
tre ON the stand He testified that the original eerh
cate plate altered between the years 1867 and 1877
IL not in his possession between the years he-
toned and when he again received H. u was IN us
present condition. The plate corresponds Win the
alleged marriage certificate, which he believes was not
printed IN 1858 The hearing suddenly Terminated
by the illness OF Mr.. Buttrie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
FOR HAMBURG AND LIVERPOOL.

The following are the lists of saloon passen-
gers sailing to-day by the Inman steamship City OF Mon
treal FOX Liverpool, and by tho Hamburg-American
steamship Leasing for Hamburg Among the passengers
Of the latter are the Hon Eugene Schuyler United States
Consul to Birmingham, England. aud his wife, The list
Of passengers by steamship Russia, which sailed for
Liverpool yesterday, il also appended;
FOR LIVERPOOI-By SieGHashfD Citg Of WontrealNIrs.
caches T. Heating Captain A. II. Linnel, Miss Elizabeth
Conner Mrs. w. c. Conner, W. q. Conner the Rev j. t.
Pierce Mrs Pierce three children, j. r. McMaster p l.
Mcconnell the Rev James l. FOwe, Mrs FOWe, the Rev q
c. Tracy Mrs. Tracy and two children Robert H. Lewis W.
Brook, James smith. -
Fugene schuyler MFs Eugene schuyler, Mrs. Henrietta
Hartmann and infant J.. n Ase BeL jamin Asiel A. b.
Strange w f. Marcus Charles r. Frasch Victor Ledetz
Freddy BuckhOrsL s. A. FluJsch, Dr. Robert Richter, r..
Kaufm2nu Hermann Kauth, August SchelhOn, George A.
Parker Brs Tschirner ami two children. Mrs Johanna
Ebenan Ebenan, Ida Ebenan Miss Emile Iimme MIS-
Gertrude gchaeht MT aud Mrs Martin TOmiOhro and three
children MI and Mis- Fritz Voss and child William Hu0el
Miss Henriette HubeL
Mr. Bsse H. f. BOardman, II. X bradbury, Miss Harriet
Captain r. K ChcOtt W. Cliff Mr.. Corna and party. ]. X
CUNNINGHAM, j.. l. Frame, William Gledhi O. w. Gregory,
MIS- IL uche Haydn and child Mrs Hearst Master Hearst
Madame rex Mr.. Kick, Eugene Lent Master Lent
Mrs lent Miss Lent Alfred Meakiu. j. Il. Moore, william
MurdDck. Madame Murphy, Madame k0nn W parkinson
child and servant Emerson Smith, Miss Susanbeth and
want AdOph SutO Mrs Truscott and infant Mrs Ion Iur
ner Charles Welter, H. s. g. WhianS' Miss Emily wynn
frederick Zele
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
THE GRAIN TRADE OF NETWORK.

The first meeting of the Board of Trade and
Transportation ITS Summer vacation was held yes
terday Simon sterne. who has recently returned from
Europe addressed the ard In answer TO Mr. Wander
bilps assertion that New-York roads have put this
city on au equality the most favored rival" Mr..
sterne sal It Wor ,eem that Mr.. Vanderbilt wished 10
have It understood that there difference in ocean
freigbs equivalent to from TO cents hundred TO
and from the West In favor Of NewYork. He had dis
covered that while there a difference OF cents
hundred in steamer freights in favor OF NewYOrk the
sailing vessels which carried 80 per cent Of the grain
from the United States, charge the same rates rom
New-York that they did from Philadelphia and Balt
more III we are to be placed upon an equality with
Philadelphia and Baltimore In the export trade" be
ead then the freight charges 10 the seaDOard rom the
West by rail, must he the same, and not from TO
oebts a hundred against New-YOTk." He advocated
revival OF the efforts establish Railroad COmmiS-
claim against the Union line for alleged overcharg
ing In violation a contract The h1e II was stated
had refused submit the matter to arbitration claim
ing thai the shipper knew what the freight charge
would be. letter was read from John j, Gilbert OF
Malone n " refusing TO reconsider his action deenn-
ing denomination 10 the Legislature, on account OF NJ
health He was thanked Tor his advocacy Of the Rail-
road Commission bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
A BURGLAR COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

Henry Degener, of No. 435 First-ave., on
Tuesday morning while lying with his trousers on In
his bed was awakened by feeling hand in his pocket
He Jumped up and caught William Monaghan, ago
twenty-six years No. 400 East Eigheenthst in the
act Of rObbiDg him. Monaghan had forced open the
shutters and window leading 20 Degener's room. and
had collected Sl2O worth OF clothing into n bundle
Monaghan broke from Degener and jumped through an
omen window head struck piece OF wood lying on
the ground beneath He was stunned when officer
Harding OF tho Eighteenth Precinct arrested him. The
prisoner was committed IN default OF 600 bail In the
Fjy-seyeuth street Court yesterday. He said he had
been drinking Monday aud could not remember any
thing that occurred after O'Clock In the afternoon OF
that day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
PxCEsSTvE CHARGEs on GRAIN.

The grain merchants Of this city feel very
indignant ct the recent action Of the BaalO elevstng
companies IN nearly doubling their rates for elevatng
The following statement Of Charles r. Hickox, OF
Hughes Hickox Co., Of tho largest grain dealing
firms IN this city comedies with others that were given
He said The action Of the Buffalo eeVating COM
panies IN increasing their rates Just at ths time, when
there Is very heavy movement OF grain the canals
81 an outrage upon the merchants Of this city tbs not
only violation OF the agreement made two years ago,
but when New-York merchants are straining every
nerve 20 induce the trade TO pass this way instead OF
through Baltimore and philadelphia Is violation OF
eoD6deuee Two years ago. when cur trade committees
Appeared before the Canal Board TO endeavor - nave
tolls reduced, Bunalo and New-lOfK agreed 20
fbeV were reduced 10 half cent busheL The Buial0
Companies September 3 increased the rates 10 seven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
CIVIL NOTES.

Chief-Justice Waite will be in the United
States Circuit Court tomorrow 10 render decisions
cases which were argued before him in juno.
A libel suit has been brought in behalf Of
the North German Loyds steamship Baltimore and her
master Albert do Lmon against the British steamer
Fire Queen for reasonable salvage In having towed the
latter vessel into New-York harbor from point $50
miles distant. Tho Fire Queen had broken her shaft
Susan Hanson, age fourteen, was in the SUI
preme Court Ia Brooklyn, yesterday on writ OF habeas
corpus The girls mother nrst appointed her guar
dian but was removed, as she became blind. giving
Mace 10 the girIs aunt Mrs. Bridget McGmnis. The
mother now claims that her daughters education Is
elected and that her aunt Is not RE0Pgr 10 nave
Mrs. Louisa r. McAdams brought q suit in
BROOKLYN for limited divorce from her husband, John
r. McAdams alleging that he had been guilty OF gross
abuse Of herself and her daughters After motion for
alimony granted tho defendant left the city
Yesterday the application OF tho OF tine parties
10 this snit Judge Pratt appointed Francis Crook Dr.
tico nquirendo inquire into the mental condition Of
Mrs McAdams.
Charles L. Herbert, whose father was killed
at the battle OF Gettysburg while member OF the 73d
Regiment OF New-York Volunteers, has made claim
before United States Commissioner Osborne that his
GUARDIAN Alexander H. McGearen has converted TO his
own use -, OO0, back pay aud pension money, which
belongs to him The guardian claims that he has paid
out portion OF the money for expenses incurred In the
sickness ana ueatn OF herDfTIb DFOtHtT, lne
support OF Herbert himself that S191 OF the penson Is
now IN his hands and this amount he IA ready and will
ing to pay whenever his accounts guardian shall
have been passed upon by the Surrogate.
Jacob d. Otis, recently broker in Broad
st., has been arrested in suit begun in the United
States Circuit Court in behalf Of the British Govern
ment for the recovery of $124oo The complaint al
leges that on July T. 1873 7400 OF the sOcalled
Toronto issue were stolen from the Office OF Alexander
Fraser at Toronto and that
these OF the value OF 400 IN United States
currency Before August 20 these into the
possession OF the defendant who, II Is alleged, with
full knowledge OF their charaetef, wronguY converted
them 10 his OTIS In default OF Sl2 400 ball. has
been committed to Ludlow street jail
Hetta Levschitz, Russian Pole, recently
brought suit for abandonment against William SAKE, be
fore Justice otterbourg claiming that abe his wife
that he had deserted her In Poland several years
and that he was living at present with another wife in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
SELLING IMPURE MILK.
A NUMBER OF DEALERS FINED BY THE COURT OF
SPECIAL SESSIONS.

A NUMBER OF DEALERS FINED BY THE COURT OF
SPECIAL SESSIONS.
In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday,
with Justices Bxby, Fammer and Duffy presiding the
ollow1ng named dealers In adulterated milk we're ar
raigned on complaint Of Assistant Sanitary Inspector
White to answer for violating tho law In various re-
spects:
George Becker OF No 54s Eighth-ave, for not having
MS cans marKed with Of the county where the
milk came from, was fined $40. BY section OF the
Sanitary Code this required when the milk is brought
from an outside county TO New-YOrk Counsellor Has
tngs stated that the object Of the law was to prevent
the sale OF impure milk.
Henry BOhnning Of No 127 GreeDwich-ave., for sell
ling milk from which the cream had been removed ana
which was also otherwise adulterated, was fined 500.
Thomas Falk Of No sos Nlntbaye., for selling MIX
aduterated with per cent OF water, was fined S25.
John Knote OF No. 400 Ninthave, for not having his
brands properly marked. was fined 80
Frederick Van Dohlen OF No. 34S West Thrty-sixth-
ST. charged with selling SKINNED milk pnIe and not
having his cans properly Marked was nned 30 on eacn
August Finck, of No. $40 East Thirteenthst, whole
dealer for selling milk adulterated Win per cent
Michael sugrue of No SO Cherry-st. selling milk with
IL per cent OF water fined 800.
Thomas RAY OF No. 404 West 1hrtvfrst-st, cans not
marked, milk aduterated There were some mitigating
features I'm this and the tue was only SO
Nathan ID. Woodruff, OF the firm OF Sanford q MOOu-
hull No % North MOore-st who arraRned on three
chargos-fOr not having his cans properly
marked for having skinned milk in not properly
branded and for selling SKINNED milk. For tne nrst OF
fine OF so was Imposed; on each OF the other
charges a fine OF S25 was imposed.
THIS closed the proceedings AGAINST dealers IN adu
X,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
TWo MASKED BuRGLARs SENTENCED.

Edward Cassidy, alias BERNARD Duly, was
tried in the Court OF General Sessions before Recorder
Hackett, yesterday, for robbery In the first degree
John Sullivan, OF his companions in the robbery,
pleaded guilty and gave evidence against the others
He testified that Cassidy Charles White, who was ~
Gently arrested and taken 20 HewJeTsey of the
Parvlew masked burglars, and himself went armed
and masked on August 30, to the sloop william p.
Hunt Threatening tho lives OF the two men board
u they resisted they ransacked the vessel and carried
away property valued OF several hundred dollars.
There no defence and the Jury rendered verdict Of
guilty after being out only i've minutes. Because
Sullivan had pleaded guilty the Recorder did not give
him the full penalty the law, but sentenced him 10
fifteen years IN the penitenary Cassidy, who Is only
twenty years OF age and OF respectable appearance
was sentenced TO twenty years imprisonment In the
qruf Prann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
DEFECTIVE PAvEMENTs.
NEEDLESS OBSTACLES To THE CLEANSING OF
eTREETS

NEEDLESS OBSTACLES To THE CLEANSING OF TIE
STREETS.
The following letter, sent by the Board OF
Police the Department of Public Works refers to the
1900 instances OF imperfect pavements reported last
week:
The Hon. ALLAN CAMPBELL, Commissioner Of Public
Works .
SIR: BY direction Of the Board OF Police. the chief
clerk has already forwarded you abstract OF re-
ports from the several Captains, showing the broken
condition of the street pavemeuts and OOsructOns III
the CUTTERS etc, IN tbeir respective precincts.
of Street Cleaning find In this condition OF
the street paVements OF the greatest obstacles TO
their fcient keeping the streets clean and In
perfectly healthy condition. and notwit hsanding the ex
fraOrdnary efforts tney making 20 do So thry almost
despair OF unless the necessary orders are issued
by your department TO place them IN proper repair
Very respectfully, SIDNEY T. NICHOLS
Chairman Of the Committee on Street Cleaning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
RECORDER HACKETTs WISH.

Recorder Hackett charged the jury Tues
day morning. In the OF Charles Gryner the German
tailor who tried for incest In debauching his three
young daughters The Court spoke OF tho enormlty of
the crime In the strongest terms "The counsel" no
said has tried 10 excite your sympathy for the pris
oner by pointing 10 the infamy and ruin that would
fasten upon him for his lifetime il he should be
vcted But, gentlemen, what do you think OF the char
aeter Of who would debauch hts own little girl,
sweet child given him by God 10 DO brought up In the
WAYS OF virtue; who would force her 10 submit 10 his
beasty usts and afterward share with her the money
earned by her prostitution The girl has told plain
story with evident reluctance, and " you believe her you
must convict the prisoner" The jury deberated only
a short Tune and returned to the courtroom with
DICT guilty The prisoner sentenced to ten years
IN the State Prison only WISH" said the Recorder
with vehemenee that 1t lay IN my power 70 sentence
Won DEATH"