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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-05
THE SEA
The Partition of Turkey Proceeds
Greece Has Her Grievance.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH CRETE?

WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH CRETE?
BERLIN, July Sat the sitting Of Con-
gress yesterday the English Plepipoten-
tiaries advocated the independence of Crete
as being preferable to her annexation to
Greece NJ. Waddington who was sup
ported by NJ Corti, the Italian Representa-
tive, proposed the annexation of Epirus to
Greece in place of Crete. The question re-
garding Russia's claim to Batoum was dis
cussed, but no conclusion was arrived at.
During the discussion Prince Bismarck
strongly urged Lord Beaconstield to support
Russia's acquisition of Batoum.
FEARS OF TURKEY.
LONDON. July 5.-A dispatch from Berlin
says it is feared that Turkey will refuse to
sign the Congress treaty when completed.
WITH A SOLEMN UNDERSTANDING.
LONDON, July 5.-A dispatch from Berlin
says at the last moment the Turkish Pleni-
potentiaries informed Congress that they
accepted Austrian occupation OF Bosnia and
Herzegovina, but with the solemn under
standing that it was not to degenerate into
annexation The Porte and Austria are
privately arranging the details.
GREECE NOT SATISFIED.
A dispatch from Athens says there is in
tense excitement throughout owing to the
unfavorable treatment she has received at
the hands of Congress.
ENaLAND's PRoTEcToRATE.
The report is again revived, and with
some strength of probability, that England
will undertake the protectorate of Armenia.
AN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
LONDON, July 5.-There will be a grand
international exhibition held at Melbourne
in 1880.
SICK RUSSIANS.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
there are thirty-tive thousand Russians
sick around Constantinople.
ENTERTAINING sAssULITcH.
PARIS, July 5.-A number of the Com
munists including Henri Rochefort, enter
tanned Vera Sassulitch at a grand banquet
in Geneva yesterday.
RESERVATIONS WITHDRAWN.
ATHENS, July 5.-The Ministry have at
the request of the King withdrawn their
designations, with the exception of the Min
lister of War.
THE woRKINGMEN.
PARIS, July 5.-A Workingmen's Inter-
national Socialist Conference will be held
here September I'd.
PLEDGED TO NOT FoRTIFY.
LONDON, July ga dispatch from Berlin
says Russia and Roumania have pledged
not to fortify the mouths of the Danube.
The early resignation of the Roumanian
Minister is probable.
STILL DISAGREED.
1t is believed that England and Russia
are still disagreed respecting the disposition
OF Batoum, and there is but small prospects
of a compromise.
AUsTRIA's RESERVES.
A dispatch from Vienna says Austria is
mobilizing her reserves.
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A DANGEROUS YOUTH.

Joseph Schreiberger was shot on West
Side yesterday afternoon by Chas. Schu-
bert, aged fourteen the ball entering his
left side and inficting dangerous and per-
haps fatal wound. The wounded man says
Schubert threatened to shoot him, and, as
the latter is not to be found, the crime is
thought to have been premediated.
HUMAN TARGET.
dentally shot by Harry Farwell at a shoot.
penetrated the left side of the face, and the
victim will lose his eye if not his life.
RANDOM SHOT.
At ball match yesterday afternoon Heat
Harman was struck by stray ball from an
unknown quarter in the right leg, inticting
bad wound
Augustus Bernard hung himself at his
home on Twenty-second street yesterday
afternoon. Cause, family trouble.
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
CHICAGO, July 5.-By an explosion of a
lard tank in the packing-house of Arnold
Brothers last night Henry Hendeschiesher,
the engineer was killed.
The body of R. Goodman, aged thirty
four years, late of Cleveland, was recovered
from the Lake yesterday morning. He was
drowned from the tug Hickey on Monday.
SUICIDE IN HOTEL.
J. c. Eaton, young man of twenty-five
years of age, shot and killed himself in his
room at the Parker House last evening
DROWNED IN THE LAKE.
Herman Adolph, of this city, was
drowned at South Chicago yesterday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-05

NOR RENT-COTTAGE-A fine brick cottage,
L front and rear yards, No 430 Freeman street,
above Everett Inquire within 2-3t
TNOR RENT-HOUSE-Fin brick of 10 rooms,
Il 81 West Eighth street; rent low Apply at 162
West Fourth street. dental rooms. 2-3t
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.


MURDERED ON THE HIGHWAY.
RICHMOND, IND, July 5.-Two country
men, named Andrew Russell and Budd
Tindell, got into quarrel yesterday even
ing on the public road which resulted in
Tindell cutting Russell's throat, causing in
slant DEATH Quite number witnessed the
murder.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-H0UsE-Of rooms, No. AZ sher-
Il man avenue. Inquire on the premises.
jy2-2tH
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MANIFESTATIONS

VIZ MANIFESTATIONS do up stairs work
w and help with the washing and ironing. Call
at 337 Ninth street. 2-3t
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J. L.eBoQtlllier Bro,
104 and 106 W. 4th St.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

HDUSEK
Look to your interest, and call at MORRISON'S
81 w. Sixth street, between Main and Walnut
where you get S5-lb feather bed for s6; larg,
5lb pillows 81 each, full size bolsters 81; feathers
15c per ID. e20lm
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NTANTED - SITUATION - By middle aged
w woman, either in city or country; small
wages good references Apply at 1868 W. Eighth
street 2-3C
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wv NTANTED-SITU ATION-By young girl to
w do light houscwork in small family. Inquire
at 249 West Third street 2-3t
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NIANTED-SITU ALTON As barkeeper by q
w young man q years OF age. Well experienced,
active, not afraid Of work. Address A. W. s., 553
Vine street 2-3t
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
THE SILVER LAKE HORROR.

The refusal OF Postmaster DAle OF Stapston, 8. l.,
10 make known tho Bridgeport detectives the name
Of the lessee OF letter box No. 154 has hampcrod
Ihose officials considerably their efforts discover
Tho identity OF Mrs Aioxandcrs supposed
sn several citizens said yesterday that they con.
sdsrcd tho action Of the postmaster vory III advised
~ NO harm could result from the disclosure oi
honest persons iu connection with the rental Of
the box, while II the lessee were y person Of bad
character tho fact should not IN the Interests ot jus
tce, DO con coued. There nothing new yesterday
at tue Town Hall, West Brighton. During the day
Corouer Dempsey visited this CITY on private busl-
ness Hc expects some new deveiopmsnts within the
present weak. August ksymai, whom taken TO
Browne street, failed 70 ident,iy the man wnom ho
cla med TO nave seen digging near silver Lake The
latter was, therefore, not arrested IL IL understood
tnat he Will testify before the Coroner this week.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
SALVADOR DE MENDoNCA,
Brazilian Consul General
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE AND
PUBLIC w0RK5-DIRECrORY OF PUBLIC
XORKS.


by order Of His Exccenay the Minister Of this depart
ment s advertised this Directory receives
Ice ut the ctpital
mpirc In tho and conditions below specified
rirst The Will be presented III closed letter.
three oc.o.k in the afternoon OF the LIST De-
cember OF the this city ~ the Directory
don. Paris aud Washington at the respective brazilian
lcg gatiOns.
second The must present outside VI the
veopos that shalt contain the proposals. documents shat
10 contract
Trird--N concur without having previously de-
posted In the National Treasury In the deegAcy OF tho
same Treasury I1nion iu eithoe OF the lcga
tous above Indicated caution In bonds OF
pnUc uebt OF the Empire. SJuooU or corresponding
anount III foreign money E5,ooU. l25,uUU francs
25.uvU In gold).
Fourth The Ject of tho will be only the
u furnishing cuJc metrs OF aud the term Of
other clauses OF tue contract. excepting whatever be
transory Will be, without discre modnca
ton those proposedby tie government In the yencr se
cicaons anu conditions which will bc distributed sepa
raey IN the Directory Of the Public Works and the above
mentioned LEI ations.
Fifth-All the proposals will be opened in this city in
I'd ot January, 1875 aud the government will de-
clare ON them within 10 days of that date
SixtWhen the choice OF the proposal Is madc Tho
tract will be considered concludes ueiug necessary or tho
preferred Sign only tho mentioned
ditons, which will be In u OF the
Department. vi For greater facility each
In this city aud with aptecedence somebody
with power OF attorney to sign the general conditions In
case the prsterence tails on him.
seventh The who, after having received com
muncaton OF the acceptance his refuses TO
sn the referred condons viii forfeit the caution Ia the
benefit OF the National Treasury.
rfgh he government re serves the right snnul tho
competition within period hxsd clause to decide
upon the proposals that weie presented
DIRECTORY o. PUBLIC WORKS, Rio de Janeifo, July ~.
n. suARoUk DIX MACEDo, Chief Of the Dirsctsry.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
STABBED WITH A BARREL sTAvE.

Thomas Il. Muiady, Keeper in the House Of Refuge
RandaiPs Island, had OCCASION few weeks ago 10
report two OF the inmates, Michael Donohue and
James Bingham, Tor misconduct The prisoners. who
are both nineteen years Of age, were much put out
and brooded revenge. Donohue, with much ingenuity
ana patient labor, fashioned sharp pointed instru-
ment from barrel stave and FRIDAY night he and
Bingham put their long cherished plan into opera
ton. Mullady was quietly pacing the main hallway.
when Donohue stole softly behind him and plunged
the weapon above described INTO his back. Mallady
fell, with the blood flowing from wound
Two inches deep. Assistant Superintendent Clay hur-
ried 70 hts assistance, aud learning the facts in
Twelfth precinct, who took Douohus xnd Bingham TO
tie station house East l26th street. In the Aar-
lem Police Court yesterday the prisoners admitted
having formed a union 10 put end TO the fc OF Mr.
Muliady. Judge Kasmire committed both tor trial
at the Court Of General Sessions Hts Homer refused
accept BAIL Muliady Is badly Injured, but his lie
10 not considered IN danger
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
A NOVEL DEFENCE.

Henry Wimorc. German. aged forty, residing on
Jersey CITY Heights, was yesterday brought before
Judge Davis IN the Gregory Street Police Court charged
with attempting the life oil Mr.. Thomas Wend, OF No.
b1l Bergen avenue. Mr.. wend alleged that while
teri0e the gates ut the Pavona Terry wimorc up
benind him and discharged a revolver close 10 his
head. WiImore In hts statement SAID that his
Gus systsm was sadly deranged, and when the system
runs uOwn be Is obliged to discharge q revolver TO
restore the circulation of hts blood He Is supposed
10 DO insane. aud Judge Davis held him until an cx.
animation can b. made into his sAkily.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
FIGHTING AT A WAKE.

Mrs. Mary Delaney held wake on Friday night at
her residence corner of Tenth avenue and 124th
street Among the guests john Conroy. q
neighbor who during the evening arose and in loud
proclaimed his ability to t.whip the entire CON-
pany." John Delaney, son Of the hostess ordered
Conroy TO behave himself The latter staggered to-
ward Delaney, and catching him round the neck bit
his nose on Delauey's agonZing cries brought
Officer Mitchell TO the see Conroy was lock ed up
for tho night and taken yesterday before Judge Kas-
mire In the Harlem Police Court. He was committed
In default OF 81, 900 bail
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
"VICKY" CONNEAS' DEATH.
HER MOTHER DISCHARGED PROM PRIsoN-DR.
BAKER BAILED.

HGB MOTHEB DISCHARGED fBOM PRISON-DB.
BAKER BAILED.
Nra Mary J. Connsrs, alleged TO have been impli-
cased In the death, by malpractice, OF her daughter
Sarah Victoria Connors was yesterday morning
brought into supreme Court. Chambers, pursuant 10
writ Of habsas corpus, sued out by Mr.. William r.
Howe, her counsel. A large ana motley crowd In
attendance, drawn there by the singular surround
ings the case. Mrs. Connsrs looked very pale aud
carewsrn. and previous TO tho hearing In the
talked with great earnestnsss with her counsel.
As soon The called by Judge Donohuo
Mr. Howe moved for the release Of Mira Connsrs ON
her recognizance until tomorrow. As the basis
oi such application ne stated that BY that time Judge
Kbre,h would make a return to the writ OF osrtio-
rar. dc then narrated the circumstances under
which Mrs. Conners was committed, and ssid that
while he was in honor bouno 10 say that Judge Kill
fairness aud imparIiaty vet there sufficient
testimony 10 warrant the detention OF The prisoner
Assistant District Attorney Lsary urged IN reply
that r.. Conusrs have been privy tho crime
from the TACT tnat the deceased was brought 10 nsr
house a COACH wrapped IN blankets, and put to bed
by three doctors; that she aied three weeks after
aud that then tue mother snd tho cause of death
consumption.
Mr. Howe replied tha: tho instincts OF maternity
pr0mped that iaudabis iasehood p order to conceal
her dsuRhtsr's shame. Ihe prisoner, he said, had
suffered enough by the loss OF her daughter without
the degradation Of unJustihable imprisonment. lie
bssought HIS Honor u discuargc Mrs. Csnners and
place her In his custody until the termination VI tho
case. Assistant District Attorney Leary sirenuousIy
opposed ihs course aud claimed Inxt the accused
aparIy TO the crime.
Alter q somewhat protracted hearing Judge Dono-
hue decided 10 release MIS- Conners ana placed her IN
the custody OF Mr. Howc until tomorrow, when q
further hearing wtl be nad.
DRs BRADFORD AND BAKxR.
In the case OF DR. Bradford, claimed to bo one oil
ths principal Offenders Ia the alleged malpractice,
Judge Donohue postponed tus hoating until TO.
row. and, IN the meantime, he was remandsd to
prison, whore he 10 s connnod In default oil So 900
bail
Dr. Clarence N. Baker, OF No: 81 Eas. ron,h
street, who was hold BY Judgo kOretn on Thurs
day, charged with completely tue case, ycs-
tsrday baiied IN $4,000 by Albert L. Rawson, Of No.
~ Bond street.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER 8a-QUNTUPLE SHEET
SPECIAL NOTICES.

How TO DEoDkkIzE COAL OIL FOX APPLYING
20 bald heats. sent receior OF ST. Address B. box
oD Herald up; own Branch onice.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

by order of Brazilian Legation at Washin the
makes public that the Imperial government
calls for proposal illuminate ion of kio ia
neiro the present contract expiring In March Tho
proposals. 10 the Envoy Extraordinary aud Min
lister Plcnipoteniary OF raz until three
o'clock afternoon OF the first day OF December
TO the brazilian Consulate GeEcrai. AZ broadway, New
York. where copies OF the general conditions snd spccidca
tions referred to la the fourth clause be obtained
we'll any info stion Ia rel alton TO this matter
49, Va. g.. ,o-a
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
RELIGIOUs NOTICES.

1T harvard ROOMS 6IH Az. AID Sf-EDITH
IA O'Gormaa will speak this Sunday evening uast
timel. She leaves Now York Manday. Mass ceremonies
miracles
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
CIGAR MAKING IN TLNEMENTs.

meeting OF cigarrnakcrs and manufacturers
was held yesterday afternoon in the Germania AS
semoly Room, Bowery, to protest against what is
rho meeting was we'll attended, about nvo hundred
cigarmakcrs small manuincturcrs being present.
Mr.. l.. Beriiner was elected chairman, W. G. Wismar
aud q. G. Blato Secretaries Tho chairman, In open
ing the meeting, said that the present system Of
making cigars IN tenemonts was disgracc.ui and q
inOckcry rcpuo lean INSTITUTIONS. Tho system,
said, not only shameful account Of Its gen.
sanitary evils, but also on account oi It's moral
infiuenccS.
MIR. S. Gombers O mcmber OF tho Cigarmakers'
Union, next addressed the meeting. Hc strongly do.
nounced tho tenement house systcm rs not ouy being
detrimental 10 the government, but also 10 the cui-
ployefs aud employed IL caused sickness anu death
and terrible trial to young girls. IL also caused
hundreds Of ciparnakers 10 WANDER about the coun-
try LOOKING tor employment ana their condition was
times bad that they were on the very verge OF
starvation. Tho speaker then read the following
resolutions, preiaced BY long preamble, which wero
adopted:-
Resolved That we, te cigarmakcrs and
assembled In meeting, protest against the cOntnu
ton of tho tenement house cigar factories.
Resolved That tho bonding whole block OF houses
factory direct violation OF the decision OF the
missionor that room shall constitute factory.
kcsovod. That tho furthoi toeratipn OF the tenement
house factories Is in direct opposition To the principles OF
bcnshting lev TO the detrimont OF tho
many.
this evil without delay.
Resolved That invite all cgarmakers and manunc-
turcrs in the United States TO join In Efforts
crash tho tenement house system out OF existence.
Resolved. lhat this meeting shall OIL ct committee o:
Ave. whose duty 1t shall DO u forward those resolutions to
the Revenue Commi issioner III Washington.
The meeting was also addressed by John Stramcr,
president OF tnc International Union; Mr.. Bundcr, OF
tho Bohemian Union, aud others.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
DELAYING PIN SOUP"

On ono side OF the Jefferson Market Police Court
men, whose iaces were blood stained, pastered and
pale, and whose heads were bandaged with dirty
linen cloths; tho other stood half dozen
sailors Ia prisoners row. The former complain
ants-tho latter defendants. All OF them had
been arrested early In the morning board the State
line steamship state OF Pcnns yivania Tor light ing
aud making tremendous uprvar IN the tween decks
forward.
''Aa namo Is Robcr, Rowe. AIM nremon aboord
The state % Pennsyivany and WI thae ither nremen
Esan VITA 10 a saiormon y tn ship, yc Kcu, ganged
ashore o. thae iihcr chaps, nnd ha'en gotten
thersens droonk cam aboard ship an cam 10 oor
sldo O. t'heose an kicked up schen dol o. a row.
tic caw'd ock hero all sorten names, aud bsnk In
door, an then brOcht a. his lren's an ptcned nt a.
honds. Hc cut ma heed WI uns' knoile ana kicked
"a lace nearly oicn Jock. Then Bryan Gallagher,
JOCK W bite and a. thegithcr o. the saormen makit
sicbcn bloody row, an' bate US a. WI oiayn' Plus
an tho Ioike I'LL ye speer Tor ycrsen jst how
badly We wor cut up!"
"weil. Gallagher" quoth Judge otterbourg TO ono
OF tie prisoners s.W nat have you TO say Tor your
self ?D
II haze nought to say, yer Wasshup. nought TO
say. A ken aboOt this throube ~ tDat a hnc got
Ecu mickIc IDair 10 complain 90 map initner chops
Look al ina heed. Que % thac hremen struck mo
theer WI blayin' pm suinnuS ncavy A struck
back, ov coorse, and wor rested VII tn rest.n
WELL III have 10 lock up you sailors, VINO were
Undoubtedly tho asgrcssors. You are each hciu IN
900 to answer al the Court of General Scssions.'
"A mum hao a turuey, Judge. Dye ken nun hao
u iturnoyfr said Gallagher.
"Wei, SO you eau have a lawyer just toll tho
messenger there 10 get you one."
Gudo be thanklt mon Gamma gang the gait WI
thac lawyer chaps wPout a 'turney TO piIot niin."
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
RACHEL O'NEILL SET FREE.

"Summon Rachel O'Nei from the prison ana
bring her before me-" said Judge Otlcrpourg at the
Jefferson MarKet Police Court yesterday.
Tho girl brought by an oinccr, and mounted
tho stand IN front OF the Bench. Her mother ana .
lady dressed In black were called and stood beside
her.
"Now, Rnche," said the Judge, II am going to SGT
you Tree. This lady and your mother will takc you
homo and give you employment feel that can
do this with safety and justice In your case, be-
cause my Investigations nave shown mo that you
tho clemency OF the Court, and have spoken
the ruth. Your complaint anu the action oi THIS
upon done incalcuable service 10 girls
Of your class. who desire to reform. Thcy need no
longer fear oppression any Of tho institutions 10
the future for them reform and be projected whilo
they trying to do so. Rachel. have found ON.
ploy ment TOR you with this good lady at No. ll9 Mac.
dougal street, anu satisfied that SO long as you
strive well sho Will befrend you Will you be .
good pirlr
Il wiiI, Judge, with the help OF Godi" forvently
exclaimed RacnoL with caspcu hands and trembling
lips .
$50 long you keep In tho path OF honesty Will
be glad aid you myself and will always iston ~
your appeals Tor auvice or help Now tncn, Rachel,
60 with your mother, whose tears are tnosc OF
Joy at oil her penteut daughter, and come
the difficulty between you und tho Magdalen Asylum
will finally sottea before me. You arc released ON
your own recoguzanco because am satisfied you
ought TO be trec.'
Mother and daughter loft tho court shedding tears
of gratitude aud Joy.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
A SIDEWALK WANTED.

TO TnE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Now that the Catholic lair Is a liked fact and likely
to provo successful, Will you kindly agate the adj
Visibility OF spending few hundred dollars In laying
some Kind OF sidewalk on tho property bounded by
Fiiicth and Fifty streets and Fourth and Fifih
avcpucsp Its present condition IL simply Disgrace
iui. From Madison TO Fiiln avenue IN Fiity-nrst
street. 1t - really dangerous TO lie ana limD. On
Tuesday night many ladies tfnyscf among tue num-
ber) were placed IA tho attitude OF Devotion WITHOUT
ut ali intending H. barking our shins and rufuing our
tempcrs IN a painful manner. surely thc aforesaid
properly was obtained cheap enough TO warrant the
pubic In demanding that saIo pathwa DC provided
Tor h err BY complying with the abovo
request you viii earn tue gratitude OF number of
side ladles who ~ present ioel "vory sorc on
the suhiccL lady.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
OLD ACQUAlNTANCES.

On Friday evening last Miss Bertha Cohen, dark
compile xioned German Jcwess, OF considerable por.
sona attractions, occupied box in tho rvolt Thea
ire, and watched with keen intorost tho performance
OF a cannon ball tossor. named julius Friguet. She
had known Juus In Germany years ago, and SO dc.
lighted was sno at seeing him again that she sons
word behind tho that she would bc pleased 10
have him visit tho box. IIo did 80. aud after tho
theatre closed called coupe and escorted tho lair
Bertha to her homo at No $50 Mott street. They
spent pleasant hour together, ana us Jeiius was
auout 10 Icgvo Bertha discovered that Two SluO uls
were missing from her buro u drawer. Sho remcms
bcrod that Jultus mad offered TO assist her but
moment before while sne was searching LOT
something in the bureau, aud though ioath
TO mislrust her friend she did accuse him OF having
opriated the missing 5000 Tho fair Jewcss fur-
tner alleges that wncn sue did 80 accuse Juius no
drew IRON his pocket a small kniio and intimated
that the accusation had better DO withdrawn. Fer
suuded for tho time she allowed him To depart, and
on Saturday morning related her experiences oil the
night before at Police Headquarters. Detective Will
hanson was Instructed TO look alter julius, and ar.
rested him on SATURDAY evening whIlo no was gong
IRON his lodgings No. III East Eleventh street. on
his was to inc theatre. Yesterday morning Bertha
appeared at tho ombs Court, where Juiius was ar.
raipncd before Judge Murray Ho was hclu In 81 900
bail tor examination this afternoon.