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New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
CHARGES AGIINSr yHE KANsAs PACIFIC.

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE COMPANY DEMANDED
AS PROTECTION TO TIE GOVERNMENT AND
VARIOUS BONDHoLDEHS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, March IA large delegation
Of stock and bOrdhoders Of the Kansas Pacific Railway
Company appeared before the judiciary Committee OF
the house to-day IN support OF the resolutions in-
troduccd in the House on lay last by Mr.
Hartrdge, calling for an investigation into the
affairs OF the ab0ve+named company Edward
Learned, Of Pttshed, Mass, and eX-COnTesSman
Meade of Ncw-Yorl, addressed The committee, claim
ing that unless suc an inyestIgatOn aud apprOp pirate
legislation IN cOnucctOr' herewith l. Rad not only
thcir own interests, but the Government iatcr.
tst- for million dollars ~ subsidy
bonds viii De literally Hnnihilated; that the Ill
rrctos of thc have by fraudulent contracts.
obtained $2OOOOOOO and brought The company to its
tTc-rut coalition Of apparent BANKRUPTCY; aud that
cou-vr foreclosure proceedings pending VIII leave
the first mortgage bUndhOdcrs only in possession and
ownership. ine charges were supported by Official
GO,imtLts. Tie committee expressed much interest
aud prom sci an carly report
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
MIR KELLY ON REDUCED SALARIES.


HE DOES NOT WELCOME THE DAILY MEASURE-HE
HOLDS THAT TIE GRADING OF SALARIES FOR
REDUCTION SHOULD DE DONE By THE CITY AU-
THORITIFS.
In regard to the reduction Of the salaries of
city officials Controller Kelly said, Yesterday that il
was measure which the times demanded, and which
the great OF citizens would expect BIT III making
reductions great should he taken 10 divide the
burden of reduction such to do full JUS
the quality and extent OF the service expected Of
different public officials. He thought such reduction
as Assenblyman Days resolution contemplaed-25
per ccut reduction on al salaries above $1,000,
amended aggregate OF % per cent reduction 6ala
rics above $2.0JOill-adviscd, and at variance with
Justice and what taught 10y the facts involved in the
present question.
Mir Kelly SAID that il would seem that the promoters
OF ths anmg to hit individuals, and con
eulng their feelings TataeT th3n figures. IL notice
able that they had omitted TO include school teachers
firemGn AM policemen III their scheme cf reductions
evidently fearing that il Ini{ht have bad lnfGcncc on
their political future If they should include tncn MI
Kelly SAID salaries ougt to he graded the time
and ability required Tor the proper discharge Of the
duties OF Office ought 10 have influence II dcernln
ing the OF reduction For instance the Tax Com
mi>SOncTs and CuIIiS uucTs Of Cnallies and COIicc
tOn received $J0OJ each aud the Police commissioners
S6OOO each. Their duties required all OF tn r lime ana
il II were expected TO ill thcT Offices with capable
ii wOuld htray he REASONABLE 10 ask them 10 wo for
- cent Uf the y C-cut Sali.S. NF. Kelly >ai tire
financial bli which the Controllers office had mt 10
Albany bad b'cu embodied ~ bill with certain OF
Mr.. Hayt> idea, added, aud the BAL, h th0u- h met
grading of the salaries FOR Ieduct should be left Tie
u e. & y.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
THIEVES AT WORK UPTOWN.

John T. Dcvclin, the lawyer, who lives in
undrcd-aud- thrty-eighthst., near the Hudson
River was awakened Thursday night, and saw II
bu-oIor in his room. Whom Mr. Devclin spoke. the
Thief seized pair Of trousers which contained Sl5, and
sprung from tue window MI. DcVtith tneh went
fbronch the house and found large quantity OF val
uahle property packed up Cor removal. The intruder
had entered through the coahole ana oOaheo access
10 the upper floors by the dumb walter $500
THO r. tsldcnce in Observation-Disclosures OF
William A. WLrelock president of tho Central National
iank was also entered 10y thieves Thursday night ana
about So worth OF property WAS stolen:
JOhn MPtzgI member Of IN" Icuth Avenue bihs'
was arrested yesterday, by Officer Hor0u while leaving
Hudson River freight car at West 5cventeth-st with
n.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
OTHER MERCANTILE ENBARRAsSNCNTS

4 petition in bankruptcy has been filed
allin.: Tap,ln g. car. liquor importers. at ~. L.
S,ut..t by five crcd.tor whose claims lGcrcg' TO-,
O0n Ya- Ilabulti-- OF thc lrih are >G31iO.
An application made, yesterday, to Ju,tc" Gil
h, uf tln Court. ia k!nG~ County, IN hrai; Il
.ofl, ti -.or, In'I- Tor prDrr tu SLOW ai-c Nlf
q receiver mon d NOT b- appointed i"t the loi-
l. and i:unucr Company, ana "a, affairs of tHr
,.uut,uy wound up. .ir ~.tut!ia,u, "LO ludur
ire rppicitinu, asserted thft &C. mhniscnrit
az the company h.d hc.n iti.r better dian sWlil-
die Instead Ot Iu'rEtg.-tS against Tie COMPANY 81"
- OOsa- IcpTo.'Ic1. thc true amount was F11.0ou
lie, dr hs indt btc!u.ss, there GuiDrr ol JUDI
urlt. at, int the company which had bacuIctGiut uu-
,ai-n executions were issued un tiaj ipi
yarioI. amounts and from sX To ton suits hai been
begun.
i,icnmcnts the benefit of creditors hcI y,s-
ttrdly by Eugene TInau o FIc crIc g.. Anderson and
, I,nu flauc. Joseph iiiiCa and GGrtttUa l.u;h ID
ilarl & -ols Pro,isijn-. - 1913 Edlis,-st Ia P,t"r
M..lcr, jr.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
STEAMERS FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

The steamships to sail for Europe, to-day,
will carry small saloon lists, with The exception Of thC
German.c OF The White star Line, which VIII sail oI
Liverpool with 1O5 cabin pass myers. IAe steamship
EI1n. OF The National Line, also VIII sail for Liverpool
the Anchor Line steamer Auchorta Tor GLASGOW; and
the North German L!oyds steamer Hermann, Ter Drc-
mon. The following are the saloon lists:
IIVERPOOI.-T1 Stetln7hfD GrrisGaic ". T.. Adams
Mr.. Adams, l. y. Asel NTs. Baldwin, Mrs. Thomas rar
Bailey lld aud maid, Dr. J. J. Crane, Nr7. Clar.
nnd mart J. r Calender. Colonel q 0rgc Esr,
Church, Alice VI. CorgcSa, Miss Cout.n rco GOoch
MI Goiirau. Cf3s Haly Mrs Day y l.. Bro" Ling a. H.
Miss Fursicuheim r.. If Frsinckel }. 4. Q GRAY " &c
GTeh A G.. GOOfal Francis II. GRAY. drs Cray Misc 81 9
GRAY, J.. :. Cray, incr. john H. HDigou, y SaO
Hawks 4ir~. Hawks. Ihos. II. Ho'eson, j. iiirsh W. H.
Kenrick James f. Keenan, Miss Kelly, H. JccIfO1 O. J. !.
Mfitlauc George Moore. Mrs. Moore 1hOs. McDUugd
NcIoueGll. George NcDOueall MIS- NcDnucdn. II. T.
Martiniic John NuHroe. George McrrlN. H. MooIhonsc
Mrs P!cktrng Mss :. Pcsering Edward Prrhlr ! = Par
ler Gu.t,yus Ran j. A Rogers Henry E9rGr Louis Solo
mon Mrs solomon Mr. ~cars MIS-. j. L. smith, A T. -tod
Ca:d, Ms Sodtirl. Mss Sofi Id. Joan Nch0!c' Mrs.
Narre Louis WALL Mis-. ahl Miss ant wochidr'n ard
nurse MIS-. Wkr aud cid Eu-t W,hnrk. EeJ Weld, Il.
Zbrov- servant. E'i"ti /hroNsk. Hoh~t Ear-
bour Den0s NClpu@lm. patrick O 'uhof. Pau ~"Z Ma
FOR GLNSGp"-Ia ScIhfit,g .inca .r'f-M4lcolm =.
Love William Murray. Thonis Tudd g.. H'cau Mar.
garet Greer T. g. Eier M.s rIrb.Ia Watson, John Ne
(OfaclV. 4 RoheTt,otI. john tn
70 BItFMEN-In coDshtD He,rp1uH.-The Rev. Mich.
BeIGiug HTmana Socbci. Mis- Stnrucr lud ii child
Icn g. kOc Mrs. ,ch, Emil HonanI, Nj u chaGd,
Dr. J. OTTO IT, otto and chlIru George Knob
LAUGH Dr. Flanz P~tocn. o. F. Bick otto less Miss Louise
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
TAMMANY'S OPPONENTS NOT UNITED
CONFERENCE OF HART-BIXBY AND EvLEErT HoUsi
COMMITTEES.

The committee of the Everett House branch
of the AuttTammaHy movement held long conference
last evening with the committee of the Har,-bAby or
gauizqtion. Both committees were fully represented
and only members admitted to the room. At the
outset, II stated bv the chairman OF the HaftBEuy
Committee that the overthrow OF Iammany Hall wa"
the object of the movement, and union would give
greater strength. To such union was the object
OF the conference. and an invitation was EXTENDED.
therefore, he Everett House organization to join the
other body la support OF the invitation II WAS stated
tlat tnisthc regular AntiI 'mmany orSanIat oD-Was
fully q. .0li2cG in every dl-,rc'.
louc discussion followed. ind il was finally decided nv
the Everett House Committee tnat under The resolution
recently adopcd-that II sIJd rot eject any orgauZ
tiuI mt ,ly obtain The names of those IN support oi
the movement, and aj II mass meeting vi these per
sons leave them all plans Tor oi:1uiz ~ NJ
il could not acce"t The invitation. The committee
stated that about 30 nad already been cured ~
support o the Everett House nrIrch aud Is s1"n a.
more obtalucd, meeting would h" ca l'd Iur
organization. When TINS decision Wa rendered, iIr
visiting committee withdrew. IL VIII report al re
meeting of the Executive Comuliitc" mkt ilui .tN
evening. al No. 2lO Fourth ave, or ia thcr Instructions
and il Understood there Will probably lie another con
III Friday evening"
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

and Quin v' charged with detailing fremen to
vote at the Third Ward Republican primary last Fal
without entering upOn the blOtter the absence OF the
men. Two ilremen testified that Duh ordered them TO
vote at the primary and gave them tckts 0f tat pur
pose Dan said hat IL acting under INSTRUCTIONS
from Edward kOlmeycr, then secretary Of tle DOalu
and kOilmeyer cOrrObOTated Du's statements Bolh
said they were working in the Interest or Benjamin
Lewis politician who "a candidate for nomination
Alderman of the Third Ward. Foreman Doyle peadcd
guilty to Omittiug the names of absent cinen rO he
hloiter hut the other charge, and Quinn pleaded
not guilty. The decision OF the Commissioners was re-
served
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
THE AUSTRIAN SITUATION.


Austria, in consequence of GermaDys conf
Dental representations, has abandoned the ldea
OF war; but would occupy Bosnia and Here
gov.na If Russia persists in her pretensons.
Count Andrassy has informed the spokesman
OF the delegations that vote Of credit is absolutely
necessary. He added that the Government w0nid be
satisfied If it was passed 10y a small majority
The nogOtiatons concerning the Conference proceed
slowly but AusiTas resolution 10 bring about Its meet
ing IL Ilnshaken.
telegram from Bucharest, received In Paris, states
that Austria is concentrating troops at Hermanstadt,
Iranrylyana.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
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3:45 a. m.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
TILE PROSPECTS OF PEACE.

THE IRONCLADs STILL CAUSING DELAYING MORE
IRONCLADs 10 ENTER The DARDANELLEs.
IOyDO., Saturday, March 2 1873
Reuters telegram from Constantinople says
II = probable that the British feet VIII be Withdrawn
from louza TO !smid the eastern extremity OF the Sea
Of MarmOra.
dispatch TO The Times from Gallipo, dated February
81 says:
4 telegram from the Turkish Minister OF War orders
the Governor OF the Dadanees 10 prevent any more
aen-Ofwar, whether British French or Austrian, nom
entering the sea OF Marm0ra.
Pera .eicgram The Times, dated February %,
says:
The Porte is fully prepared TO sign the treaty OF
peace except the clause concerning tue nOncihus OH
which Russia is unlikely 10 insist ana hence the sigma
ture OF the treaty is expected on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
| THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE POPE.
LONDON, Friday, March 2, 1873.

The Times has the following from Rome
"Tho Italian Government have warned the Vatican
authorities, through the Inspector OF Police, that
they could take 10 measures TO prevent pos
sibe disturbance at the P0pe's coronation, as
the Pope did recognize the King Of Italy. The Vat
indignant and IL has been decided that tue coro-
nation snail bc strictly private. An understanding be-
tween the papacy and Italy is as far off as ever"
1FOr other EoIeiln Neirs see FirA Fale.l
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
OBITUiRY.
AUGUSTUS W. GREENLEAF.
IBr TELEGRAPm TO THE TRIBuNEI

AUGUSTUS W. Greenloaf, of the firm of Green
leaf Norris * Coz baahcrs and brokers at Exchange
place and y w hcd Ihurslay. 1T his residence. No.
1G3 W,st Twcntyihird-st Mr. Grc,nleai was born
in Vermont and removed while young - Miwau-
kco, Wis, where he engaged IN 4 banking
house lie came 80 ths city about l~53 and when The
McTopolttu Bank OrCiuL Il. he took charge 0f the
uncll.rcut money spatiuent. From that place he
~ cashier - the private haukiug h0u-e uf Mr.. Thomp
son, now the PRESIDENT Of the CHa>e National Bns.
Aror hayu: Mr. Thompson. he went INTO business for
himself ~ broker, and subsequently formed
= partnership WIKI &. \. Meigs, bank
examiner. After the dissolution OF the
firm OF Meg IL Gr"cnl.af, he became The principal II
TIA. firm \. ". GTr"nlc.I & Co., and later the senior
partner % Gtcenicaf, Norris * Co. Mr.. Norris died
about two weeks I"ss thSn month ago both Mr..
Surris ard Mr.. GT"euirl! were good health. Mr..
Grcrueif took cold from exposure the time Of the
IWcniythIdsI. fire. February L, and atal illness fol-
lowed. IL nearly tiity-Jnp II He leaves
4 t0n O. member of tine lTnl and two dau sltcrs.
the Stnck Exchange appointed committee, yesterday
prepare suitable resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
POI ICE CHANGES AND METHODS.

The Board of Police, yesterday, accepted the
resignation of Garrett Waing, oi the Thirty
Precinct Mr.. Wdllng detective III tnc Tenth Pre-
cnct until within foT davs ago. when he was rcInanded
to pat ro dny fined twenty DAYS pay, ana iIahsercd
Directive Thorn OF the Central Onc' was G"hi d
pcrn-sIOu 10 receive reward Of 80 nom the (oani
kljowvrat. Captain McEwam, of The IWcl't1
PRECINCT called the attention of board 10 the merit
or:ous conduct of PatrOnan william Bidd}, III SAY nS
the fc ol George smith, wO had fallen into The East
River. Cipt.u Williams was given PERMISSION {" nc
com n .nLh medal from the Atllclc Cub.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
MR.. HoYDLow's UNExECUTED WILL.

The lawyer consulted by Sylvester HOnd-
low, in the FAN OF 1875 when Mr.. Hondlow contem-
plated making WILL found, yesterday to be O. d.
Newman, who has office III this CITY ana resides III
IrOoklyn. Mr. Newman said that he aud 9lr HondIow
had several consultations In reference TO the WILL ana
T HondOw stated bis plans for the disposition oI MS
property Mr.. Hondlow desired a complicated tfnst
@ 10 be drawn he wished to provide for the welfare
of his daughters by trusts Many Of bis ideas were I'M
practicable and the matter was put on from tino W
tme and the will was never drawn.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
THE poyLEsrowN cEYrESYIAL CELEBRATION

DoYLEsTowN, Penn. March 1.-The Doylcs-
town Centennial, being the Tooth anniversary OF the
order OF Continental Army To march to DOyestown
was celebrated here to-day with much enthusiasm.
There WAS grand parade a mile In length con-
si,tng OF companies representatives Of the
trades military and civic societies. At p. M, exercises
were held IN Lenape Hall. which was handsomely de-.
corated. There we're present among the numerous
visitors many Of the State officials, ex-senator simon
Cameron O. ". Childs Of Philadelphia, and Count
Dassi OF Italy, An address delivered by General
w. w. Ii. Davis and the orati0n BY tho How. Richard
Gatsou
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
4 HUSBANDS SPEEDY VENGEANCE.

LARAMIE CITY, Wyo, March Mrs. Lin
coin, wife OF Captain J. +. Lincoln, Of Cheyenne,
las been here for some tiiae, teaching music
and boarding at Wan Crout's hotel. This morn
Ing CrOut u-cd s0mc insulting language to her.
+ telegram cent to her hu band at Cheyenne. lie
up ire IRAN. aud confronted CrOut, revolver
IN hand. lie fired three shots, shooting Cr0ut through
both Thighs and one ankle. The wounds serious,
but not likely to prove fatal.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
REDUCTION or ASSESSMENTS.

The Board of Revision and Correction of
ssCsscnt. yesterday Cecidcd 10 return 10 Ga" Board
Of Assessors for reapporonncnt scVcra! lists ter tuc m
provenon Of the Eastern Boucyard The original aS-
-c.smcnt Was S29,43l 3d. and s by the action o! the
bngrG h4s brtg reduced SlOJ.oOO. For OucuudTt IL
;xtccuti It, between ANeHac-t and S'NitN. Il
Ieduc. of $4,000 is urdc c, irINin ID" 60 t Mt
nt ~l32S2G IL; in SrVcntY~CcONU--t, bet Wtcn AN'ug
aud tifill-aVc reduction Uf lIO.cCo lcWIHg lul =
100 30; in AyrnUc-A, bctwcru FMS -scV"DtH and
Ii.ny-sx th-sis rcucrion Ol $4,000 leaving the
n fncIc Stl2J. $50 81.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

heard he had been drinking H. some liquor store on
Third-ave. Mr. Pnckney said ~ he ii not think
his brother had been robbed or murdered d.,
cause he did not have more than 50
when he left tho Office None of his jewely was
TAX from hin. The police PM detectives on the case
last evening to see II any evidence could be obtained
that death caused from any quarrel They believe
that became ntOxicat d. and while wandering
along the streets fell the and struck ON
the back Of his head.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
ELOPENENT IN WESrCHESTER COUNTY.

The residents at Bedford Station, Westchcs-
ter County lave been unusually excited during the last
two or three days in consequence of the elopecn Of
young woman Of good social position, and twenty-five
years old with OF over atty, with hair white
snow. The young IS Miss Clarke, the only
daughter Of Aaron Clarke, wealthy farmer residing III
the township of Yorktown. About a week ago. Miss
Clarke went to visit friends AZ Bedford Station
where her father formerly lived Oh Tuesday
abe left the house Of her friends, with the
avOwcd purpose OF visiting some friends ut katonab
a few miles distant Although she failed TO retUln in
the evening. expected her absence stoned
casincsS. Ga the following dav her father visited
KatOnah 20 attend the funeral OF Dr. Shove and not
finding his daughter there he anticipated he bee
aarnc1, and solicited tc assistance Of WhcGon Fowler
a resident OF that village. Ur Fowler, after making
some inquiries, had his suspicious aroused to the
probable connection Of a dentist hy the name OF Towns
bur- q resident Of Bedford station, with Miss Carkcs
disappearance Proceeding 10 Mt klscO, he found DE-
Lowusbury and the young woman. VINO asserted that
they mad been married in the town OF North Castle the
previous Lownshury in order 10 avoid threat
encd chastsement by Mr.. Clarke, allowed TIE young
woman return to her home.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
SILVER COINAGE TO COMMENCE IN TWO WEEKS
PmLADELPmIA. March 1.-Snperintendcnt

Pollock, Of the Philadelphia sInt received instructions
this morning 10 make the necessary preparations for
ot silver dollars, and also informed that
the " Morgan design" had been selected. Tho mint
which, with ts present force about 100000 u
day. has at present very little bu lion hand but will
work goes on.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
pRNMINENT AHRIYALe.

rim Arenue Hotel-Senat0r Theodore +. Randolph,
OF Kew crsey state Senators g. " Pierce. Of Bunao; WI
liam W. Rockwell Glcns Ias aud lLren H. Sessions :;
Pnv Jewell iIarfi1r Professor o. H. Chenty oil baitsh
COLLEGE: rr fessnr Aiyr0n PEEK. oi Rochester; j. t. :.
Harrison IT indianapolis and John r. Raymond B'eroyTt
Milton =. Latham Of California 49,. " H"s0' .,"e-
Charles y. Eo-s ~ Auhuip. y ", M'tr'4e,Hh HSe ~
secretary Henry g. Kelsey and H. y tI m Now
Jersey aud .ens Ophis Lynde. Of Hermon, N -.
lca Judge Anasn j Parker and General = H. NAT
of HV'ei-fne l,ov. Dr. L. d. W.
BIilCm4n ~ Alblny-.....AStoT HouSe-Josah H. DRUM
nOnC, Portland. Me.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

Docs your tea suit you, Mr.. Spilkins p
asked the landlady at breakfast this morning. Not
exactly. Madame" huiy replied Leauder, putting down
Tux TRIBUNE with the account ol yesterdays Congress.
sional eulogy OF Jef Davis. Not exactly" /" Have
Madame" replied Splkius, grufdy, ats too sweet,
tlt1e too much soncilatiOn n I'm Y Commercial
Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
EXECUTIONS IN MISSOURI
DYING LIKE A SOLDIER"
Mo-, March John William

" NANEENSBCKG, MOO NIdTCTI I'-JUTT " IITIITH
Da s was hanged here today tor the murder OF jess
r. Miller. in February. 1877 and thousands of speria
tors gathered witness the scene. ON the scaho'd
Sheriff EmeIsOn said: Dy request OF the prisoner no
prayers or remarks will be hc wished the pcol
to understand tuat he lived like and viii die Ike
a soldier" Daniels convicted on circunstt tniidl
evidence. He nlred Miller with his team to 80 TO John-
son County which place they started on thc 2Oi 0
February, 1877. On the 2ith Daniels returned t. ho
home having in his Possession Mlllers team ana effects
which he claimed 10 nave bought from Miller, VINO iid
tIKrn sudden notion TO 90 to Colorado. Mlle's body
was subsequently found on the bank OF BIG Cedar Creek
miles from Sed lila his thioat cut, ana sEl '.'-
,rpu i'm several places The evidence showed that tAc
two men were together on the night OF tr 22 ana lat
on the morning OF The 23d, Daniels drove away from 'he
~ ,iu a.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MADAME REsrELL IN TWO COURTS.

MADAME RESELL IN TWO COURTS.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL BY JUSTICE KILBRETH-
TAKrN BEFORE JUDGE DoNOHUE on WRIT
or CEEuoRAm.
The examination OF Ann Lohman NIadame
Restc.D on charges OF selling drugs and implements fo
Immoral purposes preferred by Anthony Comstock the
speca agent the Society for the Suppression OF Vice
was continued before Justice Kilbreh, at tho jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning. The pris-
oner was accompanied BY her counsel. Ambrose
ii. Purdy and lr Macilnley. and by her grand
son. Madame ReStell looked anxious and worn ia spite
OF her gorgeous raiEent Mr.. Purdy said he should
call 40 wit csscs and make plea. TIc moved that
the prisoner be discharged on the ground that no offence
had ben committed. 1h. motion justice kiibreth DE-
ricd. TIE counsel th,n sad he hoped The poor Wo-
man would not he sent Immediately 10 the TOmbS, bnt
that she wOu!i be allowed 20 remain IN Tue sefPean
until at c,, 1919 by that tin she hoped 10 be
able 10 furnish the necessary bail which in TINS case
was very hard 70 get. To TINS thc justice assontCd
The hail was fixed al $4,000 Jou Lauritts OF the
b0ndsmen then stepped NJ dni asked the Justco ne
%ds 'hfD1%u VIZ Hvt' na-o a. ~ iI
alive and Lauritts left tho room immediately, loohiAg
much relieved. .
certOraIi retunabe before Judge DOnohue 1T cc0cS
The question of the disposal OF the prisoner during the
interval caused some discussion The counsel for the
prosecution wanted her sent to the Tombs, but her
counsel arged mat she should remain at the Police
Court until it was time TO go the supreme Court.
FINALLY ms "A sort of comprOmiSc. Madame Rcstc was
placed in the charge OF officer, who went with her
directly to the court house There she remained i'll
private room until o'clock -.-.
Before Judge DOnODue Mr.. Purdy moved the prison.
eis discharge the ground that offence had been
committed The Judge declined to hear any argument.
o'clock for hearing. Madame Resell was then placed
In the custody OF the sheriff and in charge OF deputy
drove To her house In Fifty-sccOndst-
The punishment for each of the two offences with
winch Madame Resell il charged l. hne of not less
than 800 and not more than 5000 ana Imprisonment
at hard labor for not less than three months and not
more than two years
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY Al DUDNUr's, NO
2lS BROADWAY.
sauS5'. Noon. SO. 80 NJ 43'. Midnirht ~
Hie.esi Gurirr tue dag. 43 Lowest ~
Average 37Ss Sa,ue day. 1871 400
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
~ Of OF Generatlon spee,iy ard radically
cured by WINCuESIEKS SPECIFIC PILL. Two to six
boxes are usually Price 81 per box boxes -.
hend for circular Prepared BY WINCHESTER d Co,
CheInss 80 John ST. New ior..
STRUCTURE, impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Gcncratve organs radically ani speedily cured Hours
nnd6to7 "a ENkY ADANlEL-, NJ d. lit lie
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
RESIGNED TO HIS FATE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 1.-The hanging % Richard
Green for tne murder OF Dcpuy-Mdrsha Hughes,
near Independence. No. February 10 1877. took place
here to-day. The doomed man faced death ctinN, aud
hstcned 10 the reading Of the death warrant without
ON yer of Il muscle. He appeared entirely resigned to
is fate and his last and only words wcre 81 die Tor NY
crime III faith Of my Lord and saviour Jesus Christ
Good shes TO all men,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
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