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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-29

Richmond has contributed over So.
600 to the yellow fever sufferers.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-29

All the collieries in the Schuylkill re-
gion are at work again.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-29

DUBLIC SALE OF A FARM ON CHRIS.
i TIAN'S CREEK.-Under q decree of the
circuit court of Augusta county, entered on 22nd
ofNovember, 1876. in the suit of Fisher and
wife vs.. TrOtter," the Undersigned Commission
er will proceed, in front of the Court house of
Augusta county, on -
Monday, the 18th day Of October, 1878.
10 sell at public auction, to the highest bidder
that valuable farm on Christians Creek about
miles east of StauntOn containing $40 acres
at present owned and occupied by James ii.
Trotter, and which was purchased by him al
Commissioners sale in this suit, and Is now re-
sold at his risk for non-payment Of purchase
money. This land is comfortably improved
and lies In good neighborhood, convenient 10
churches and schools. This land will be shown
to purchasers by Mr., James H. TrOtter who re-
sides on the land, or Mr.. Thornton Berry who
resides adioiningit
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash to pay costs of the sale
and the rule against Trotter, and the balance
upon credits OF six, eighteen and thirty months
from the day Of sale, bearing interest," for which
bonds with good personal security will DO re-
qu1red. and the legal title retained as Intimate
security, AaSale at IL O'Clock.
oeti'tds II. M. BELL. Com'r.
P0:tponement.-The above sale is post
pOned until - - = F"
Ff1day. iNeeesa0er 1st, 1878.
oct@ H. M. BELL, Com'r.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-29

The Democratic maioritity on joint
ballot in the Indiana Legislature is six.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-29

A TRIBUTE TO NORTHERN GENE
Ros1TF.-T democrats of the sixth
district of Tennessee have renominated
Hon. John HI. House for Congress. Mr..
House, in speech acknowledging the
compliment said:
'In the next contest between the two
great parties they will divide upon gov
ernmental policy and without sectional
animosity. Sectional hatred will be
eliminated from the contest. So far as
the South is concerned, / am certain
that such is the case. I cannot find it
in my heart to indulge in feelings of
malice towards the people of the North
when witness their magnanimous and
generous conduct towards the Southern
people. l feel like pulling off my hat
and standing uncovered in their pres
ence. Oh, grander than the victory of
the Appomattox Is the victory won by
the people of the North in their noble
en- and suffering South. Upon that
fated field the South surrendered her
sword. Within the shadow of the dark
wing of pestilence, beside the new made
graves of her heroic sons and daughters,
with bowed head and fearful eyes, she
extends her hands and surrenders her
heart to the generous and magnanimous
North. Gods own hand has bridged
the bloody chasm. Let not the ambi-
ton of man seek to reopen the wounds,
and to rekindle the embers of sectional
strife. Let US go into this great contest
of 1880 without any of these elements
of sectional bitterness Of course, we
will be divided as to questions of gov
ernmental policy, but with that element
eliminated from the contest, representa-
tives of the South can stand upon the
floor of Congress as the peer Of any
from the Northern States, and can look
to the material development of his own
section, to the enlargement of CONNER
cial relations, and make the Southern
people more prosperous. With frater-
nifty and harmony restored, this great
country can march on to more glori-
GUS and illustrious future than has been
in the past.o
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-29

SPEC!AL NOTICEEAn persons know
~ Ing themselves indebted to the late Arm OF
S Sa.1 q Shun are requested to settle by Novem-
placed IN The hands of collector for collection
.,-o Very respectfully,
ocslo-oG CHAS. W. SNUFF.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Au ner-
"a sons having claims against the estate Of
geo. w. Crobarger. decd, are hereby notified To
present. Them, properly authenticated for SET
s.ement, and all owing the estate will come for
NJ. r. COALTER.
octIo'St Admir- of g. W. Crobarger, decd,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-29

James Gordon Bennett has gone to
Europe again.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-29
LAND SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable Grazing and Farming Lands in

GREENBRLER COUNTY, w. Va.
PURSUANT to decree of the circuit court OF
Greenbr1er county, rendered at the May term
tween H. r. Beard, Ppff, and Matthew Arb1sc,Ie
and others, Defendants, the undersigned com
se1 s appointed for the purpose will re-
front of the Hotel of w. w. Moore in the town
OF LeW1sburg, on
Saturday, the 26th day of October, 1873,
the following. valuable tracts of land, as the
property of said ArbuckIe, viz:
LIST. tract of 34S% acres. more or less
known as the Dotson place.
md Two tracts adjacent to each other. and
the first Joining the said Dotson place, said to
contain 500 acres, but which will be sold by
the acre, and the exact quantity ascertained by
3rd. tract ofz3L acres, more orl less. known
as the Price land, and joining the second of the
two tracts last above named
as that part of the Byrd place not sold to O. II
Hares and wife; the said 277 acres consist of
seven se small tracts Of 20 l24A. r. 1914 6, H. and
er, except the said 20 acres lie together and will
all be sold as one tract.
9Th. A tract of 279% acres, more or less.
small tracts of 43, AZ, 8, I4 Sc, and so acres. re-
spectively-the Sc and 80 acres being bound for
unpaid purchase money, will be sold separate
ly.
These lands have long been known as among
tne DeSt II not the very best, in this county
and offer fine opportunity either for invest
lands will be exhibited at the sale,
TERMS OF SALE.-The said lands will be sold
1or enough cash in hand to pay the proportion
ate part of the costs of suitand expenses of SALE
balance upon credit of 6, IL and Is months
from day of sale, with interest thereon from
said date; bonds with approved personal secu-
rtty will he required for the deferred pay
ments. and the title will be retained as further
security until all the purchase money is paid.
JNO. W. HARRIS,
octl-4t Prs fee $4,000. Commissioner.
r AND SALE.-Under decree of March
y Term. Circuit Court, in Miller's Admir- VS..
refers, will offer at auction, in front of the
Cohrt-hOuse, In Staunton, on
Tuesday, November 5tt. 1878,
the George Peters tract, of 70 acres, in the
possession of Thomas j. Walker with dwell
ing. outbuildings and appurtenances.
This is q desirable little farm, lying near the
route Of the s. v. Railroad, about mile East of
&c.
TERMs:--About sl3O in cash. and balance in
three bonds at 6. IL and Is months, with securi-
", and bearing interest.-or terms to suit par
ties If q larger cash payment is made.
THOMAS d. RANSOM,
octS-4t Commissioner.
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NEW ADVERTISEHENTS,

AND SALE.-By virtue of decree of the
IL circuit court of Augusta county, rendered
on the 10Th day of June, 1878 in the suit of Hem
dren, &C., Trustees, VS.. A. c. Hartman and al,
we will, as commissioners, sell at public auc,
ton, in front of the Courthouse in Staunton.
on Saturday, the 18th day of Nepten,ber. 1878.
valuable tract of land, containing 1874 acres.
situated in Augusta county on the NorthWest
side of the Valley Turnpike, about one and q
half miles Northeast of Staunton. This is q
valuable and desirable tract of land. with q
comfortable dwelling-h house upon 1t. and would
make pleasant home for q person wishing to
live near Staunton. -
TERMS OF SCARBOROUGH in cash to nav the
costs OF suit and sale, and the residue III three
equal annual payments, bearing interest from
the day of sale, for which the purchaser will be
required to execute bonds with approved per-
sonal security. and the title to be retained as
q. M. COCHRAN, JR.,
r. p. BELL.
auN-tds Commissioners.
POSTPONEMENT.-Th above sale is post
poned until
Monday, the 18th day of October, 1878,
(Court-day.) g. M. COCHRAN.
r. p. BELL,
0ctl-tds Commissioners.
Further POstpOnement.-The above sale
Is further postponed uuntil
Friday. November 1st 1878.
G. NJ. COCHRAN, JR,
r. p. BELL, - I'D
oct29-tds Commissioners.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-29

NIkGlNIA,-IN VACATIoN-In the Clerk, q
" Office Circuit Court, Augusta comfy
October 4th, 1875 O"A'''
A. P. Wilkerson, .,.p PLAINTIFF
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-29

NIRGINIA.-In the Clerks Office of the cir.
1878: o"''' o0'' ''n'
E. s. Jaffray & Co........... .Plaintifs
A. +. Ackerman and j. Edward Bird survive
man. decd. lately partners in business under
tne nrm name of Alderman & Co., and who
are now trading under the said name of Acker-
imam " CO.... Defe ndants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
EyCuRsIONs.
ROCK. Every DAP

A. PLYMOUTH kook A' -.
/ Delightful daily family excursions and
down beautiful Il pdson River.
ROMANTIC The KLINE OF AMERlCA.
In arrett a Palmer's superb palace steames
PLYMOUTH ROCK. CAPITA sam Martini
stoppins y good while &C
WEST POINT AND kEWBuRG.o
SAIL where the scenery Is at its graIdest Up
portuny given for visiting the unitea
states Military Academy or Washinesont
FINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
DAILY, MARINE BAND, GLEE CLUS. xiLO
PHONE, BENT; the great cornet playsrs
lCHIMES, &C.. &c.
KEFECTORY On BOARD.
FARE. entire grand excursion so CENTS
INCLUDING Children. IS cents.
BOAT LEAVES every morning unciu6
Ing SUNDAYs) from pier lat the bst
tery), North River, at 9:l5 O'CLOCK. ant
foot OF I'D ST. North River. at 8 10 o'clock
SUNDAYS. BROOKLYN PASStNGkRS will taxa
ANNEX boat at Fulton ST., o05 A NJ
NO EXTRA CHARGE for transfer ethics
/
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A.$l so; EXCURSION rO SARATOGA. ~ 90 bEsT
ROuTE TO TROY. SARATOGA, LAKE GE0hGs AND
CITY OF TROY and sAkAroGA sayns EyE tikE c coN
NECTlOSB WITH EARLY TRAINS. Berths, zoe. state.
81 and S2 through tickets and statsrooI.s ~
ivn Free transfer and from JEWELS wharf, brookyn
ny Erie Annex boat
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS--C vibbAnDi
Hand DANIEL DREW leave vsstry street pier ~ 20
ferry West Point. Newburg PoughEsepsie, khineoeek
Catskiii and Hudson Connects At west rons
viii Carre Ward Cold Spring aud CORNWALL
To West Point Nswbug. returning by down oon. ~
Trar yfer boat leaving nrookyn
A M. connecting at Albany with trains north anu
Special trains to and from Saratoga maxim; CLOSE
connections stopping only Mschantcsvie, Round Lake
and Balston Tickets bouts Baggage checked houna
trip excursion rates
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EACCKSIUNSe
A MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
completed to Greenpoint opposite 23d ST.. East River.
Summer time liable, to take effect
- sunday June 10. 1873, week days aud sundavs
The elegant steamer kLIZA HANUDX, commencing -
above, will daring the from ~ I'D st.
East river direct to Companys depot Creenpoin
Ing cIose CONNECTIONS going and returnng with
trains and from Manhattan Beach
Boat leaves 25d st. pier ss3 40 1O:to ~ 80 A. NJ
~ 4j. 80. :t5, $50 40 800 and u 40 4. ".
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for New Yorx via Green
point NJ I'D 10 II A. ". add ~ :iu L. go. 3:lO.
bO. sp5 Z, s5, and 10 NJ Time from Green point,
~ minutes Trans connect East New YORK with Rapid
Tranii trains on Atlantic av Brcokiyn; also with Os0~r
ale and kockaway Beach Railroad
Via Bay Ridge.
Tho elegant steamers Thomas Cciyer and ID. r. Martin
leave
I'D st.N. r.. Leroy st., y. r. Piers. r.
8. 10. H. II A. NJ, 0iU. lOD II 10 92l. lu2J, IL rs
aud IL y 3. a. 81. l2nO 40 A. M. ~ rs. 10
8and7 Il. VI. 2iO. 3:1D 4:iO 2.lJ. 3s.o. 4.sJ.
5:iO, 6hO sad 5a25. 6:25 and
r,, 7iO r. 40 r. a.
Trains leave Manhattan Bay Ridge at T. ~ 40
II tOA NJ ana l2ii 80. 2:f5 $40. 4;ao, 5:s5 Gao
74D, 40 anos 80 r. ~
Grcenpoint, 90 cents
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Commissioner Campbell and Chief Engineer Camp
bell OF ths Department OF Public Works. have ieit the
city the parpose Of making Typographical examina-
toas of the country In the Northern part OF the State
and also in Connecticut They propose 10 ascertain
II t is possible 10 lay immense main 70 connect
with The Hoosaionc River as TO supply the inhao-
itants OF the rwenty-thrd and Twenty-ionrtn wards
with a sufficient quantity oil pure and wholesome
water.
Mayor Ely will be absent from his City Hall duties,
brief vacation, until Monday next
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Last SD ST..
S:15 A. ". and l 40 T. ".
South 5th st. Wllmsb'g.
8 30 a. NJ. and | 10 +. NJ.
Broome ST., n. Y,
8: As A. NJ. and l $50 r. NJ.
JEWELS Will, Brookl'n.
800 An and l ~ T. NJ,
Staau, .pa taaua Rsfek
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-A-ROCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.

LEAVES DAILY
w. oath ST. 10 900 A. N.
W. 10Th ST.. lO:l5 A. N.
Pier 2. N. r.. 40 A. NJ.
JEWELS Dock, B'Klyn,
IL A NJ.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
UorSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

The Committee on Appropriations reported,
by Mr. DURHAM Dem, KyJ. the Military Academy
Appropriation f,l. uhc bill appropnatcs s272 I5j)
blade The special order for Tuesday next
Mr. SPRINGER Dem. H., ,fr the Election Commit
tee presented the majority report Of that committee in
regard 10 tho contested election for the vth Dis
cratic contestant, Peter d. Wigginton, entitled To the
seat
submitted the minority report declaring the contcsirc,
EninudO PachccO, entitled 10 the seat. Printed and re-
committed.
MIR MILLS tDcm., Texas introduced bill giving
lands 60 The several states ana Ierforcs which may
provide colleges iOg the education of rls Referred
The SPEAKER proceeded 10 call committees for re
ports OF private nature, under which call number of
private bills were referred 10 the Commitiec OF thu
whole The House nj il5 y. ~ went into Commit tee
Of the Whole, Mr. Caldwell tD"n., fcnnJ IN the Chair,
on the Private Calendar. the iFa b oG the calendar
w:is one for the relief o ". H. Newman, properly
dr4trO, 81 duiing the war, at Alexandra, Va.
Mr. JONES Q;rp.. Ohio said he opposed al that class
0 claims, and sent up Ia the clerks desk. ana had read,
a letter OF Samuel J. Tn!cn during the Presidential
c1iI ana stated That he should be elected ne should
deem duty vci0 any bills Tor ha. payment Of
incurred during thc war lie called attention 10
the fact thai this The fist time that II ooiutteo OF
the had opened TIE door 10 that large class OF
claims.
Mr SPRINGER said that Mr.. Tlden had referred TO
claims arising from acts caused by tue while the
ease IN question had hing 10 do with tile Operations Of
Tie war.
Wirnout action on the bin, the committee rose and
Mr. HANNA fRep, lnd caci up the Senate resoiitiOns
IA regard to the death oil senator Oliver T. Morton.
Enlpgc. of The Lfc and public services Of the dead
Senator werB pronounced by M"ssrs Hanna, Browne,
Hunter and Cnikins, Of Indiana, Wilson. West Viz
gntl IIar,lcnbcrgh OF New Jersey, Garfield of Ohio
DuIncll OF Minnesota. and Williams and IIazeiton OF
WISCONSIN TIE resolutions Were adopted and the
House. at $50, adjourned iili houday.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
CIVIL NOTES.

Letters of administration were issued by the
surrogate yesterday TO Mrs Eliza Marshall. the per
soua estate her late john f. Marshall. Mr. Mar
shall was one ot the prOpricors of the Mallsonaye
line oi stages, and leaves personal property valued at
sl50,0o0.
In the divorce suit of Juliette Taylor against
John W Taylor in which the plaintiff asked the Coui OF
Common Pleas tor order 10 publish the summons
agninst her husband. lac being in Richmond, Va,
serving out sentence, Judge j. L. DAILY has refused
the order marking the papers no Jurisdiction
In the suit of Olive A. Dilcber against the
Home Life Insurance Company, tried for the second
time before Judge Van Brunt the Jury yesterday found
a verdict for the plaintiff. The suit was on $1,000
Motley on the life OF Thomas Dilleber and In applying
FOR U he said he had nevet hemorrhage Of the lungs
The company show ID TINT months before the app
en- lon no had had very severe heiDorrhAges and the
aues:ion was whether tho hemoyrhage consumptvc
or not The verdict for S7.OSO A. William Z.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
TRYING 70 REcDYER HIS cHILn.

The application OF Hermann Schmitt 10 70
cover ms daus scr L1usR from hts bro' ern-law. Fred
oric Woke. was again before judge Barrett yesterday
An ampllcd rrtdrn pu Ia by W"e. avrTring as be
oIo that the father mad .os autay given mp ell care
of the child and unG To take charge oi the child Il
wa. ALLEGED that he wa, very RytrrioUs aud had de
prvc b., other cllr,n of the necessities OF NE AMI
ha caused the death o. tgo ia that way.
Mg Srhmitts counsel was Inclined to make no answer
except the appearance of Mr.. Sclmit HIMSELF and the
smiling. wr-fcd. welci0thed appearance OF iiiS w'ie
and targhrr thirteen years Of age who sat hl him
bat "A formal denial PM In and the matter was re-
fcr.cI to Charles Price 10 take evidence MEANWHILE
the child Uf eleven whom tue contest
/, wngcd ana who has hardly her father for wear
wa, sobiug bitterly at the idea Of returning 10 HIN.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
FIGHTING THE SALOONS.
THE TABLES TURNED IN STAMFORD

THE TABLES TURNED IN STAMFORD.
ARREsIING TIE ACCUSERs on CHAEGES OF con
SPIRACY.
The excitement in Stamford about the en-
forccmcni the License Law continues to be very
great, but disturbance OF the peace IL feared.
The liquor-seers have given notice OF appeal whenever
the decision Of tire Justice has been against thcn and
they feel confident that jury viii ccDyct them. But
the Temperance people equally confident Of success
Examinations were continued the iowa Hail ycsier-
day The actors them longer upon the stage,
surrounded with theatrical accessories likely 10 IN
spre the rural mind with The Justice sat
In the body Of the hail. aud the stage curtain nailed
down. great many had crowded around the legal
by any one however except when the opposing counsel
abused each other number OF oicnder were brought
ill., but examination waived in nearly each case, and
after the Justice had announced the nc notice vi appeal
was gsen The names and the totals OF the fines
as follows: C. W. Smith, Justice OF ihc Peace, Si20
John Connolly grocer $40 A. T. Lines. grocer $40
G.. Il. Parker, landlord at the Stamford House. l2O and
W. II. Parker. druggist, $40.
II decided 20 try the second complaiIt ngans d.
b. MorehOuse the proprietor OF the Union Hotel upon
It's merits, the quordeaers hopeug thereby 10 obtain
an understanding Of their opponents method OF pro-
cedurc j. N. Frss, the New York detective said lie
drank liquor at the Union Hotel December 81, January
and g. MOrehousc. the proprietor, denied tie allcy;,
ton, scOrned the who made Ii. and brought unn-
tied witnesses to support MS own testimony Justice
Bell had the hardest time aud alternately abused
instructed and eesticulaed by the opposing
Don't you read authorities at me-" exclaimed the
happy man, one Of you Will make me out right and tho
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
DECJsIONs-.JAN. 19.

Supreme Courf-Chnmb0s-By Judge Donollue.-
agt Nichols spalcr agt Tone-'lranted In the
matter Ueath-MOtion deniet without costs
By Judge Davs-DavidsOn Schefcn.-Order settled.
Heissenhute e al. agt R0gersThe plaintiffs entitled to
Judgment rpon this motion,
superior Coayt--Spccal Term BY Judge Sedg-
cI.Schuyer af. Denger et a-Judgment signed. Hin
a Ryder I o the opinion that there should
b. Allowance under section 3O9 memorandum. Ber
wick ag Wesh.-M0iion for trial denied Beecker art
knahci rtche default should be opened payment Of
so aud dsbnrs ents o The term when Judgment taken
Oraniim. The National state Bank OF Nowa aet
Boyan cc.-Jhcment for plaintiff on the demurrer :
memorandum Keysfr etc agt. McDOnad.-Iberc is no
application should not be made al Special
Term np0a notice.
BY JUDGE Cooper act. Lanyworth et aOrier dr.
charging samuel H. Lanswort from imprisonment Bar
hooune Northumberland day calendar for January
-. McGOwan. etc, AIT. newman, etc. Rogers agf.
Rcrnemcr 4 al-Krcrence ordered Mckevcy agL LcWis
Unncrakngs approved Pee khan agt Russell doman ss'
EleFs e. aOrler denying motion. Low 3gt hpri1Son
Rome agt schmidt Notions denied. NcGOwan agi Newman
eaRop0rt o referee confirmed and judgment oil foreclosure
ard ordered Chadwick Lalovreito: stevens AL
Baldnin Westerman Remington Loans Bank agt
No.irsnd Hoan agt. N0strand Grim sgt
Gnn.--0r'eTs grated.
Common PIras-Ch -ChambTs-Bv judge j. +. DAILY
The Exchange Fire Co. agt. EaySale ana JnhR
it'll order OF reference ASIDE FOR irregua see
Ouiui
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
JURORS COMPLAINING OF INSULT.

The jurors of the December term of the Es-
County Court held meeting yesterday to take ac
tion the Of the charges made in open Court
against the panel oi jurors iy County Prosecutor g. "
Abul. They resolved that they felt compelled to
sent. In public manner. the insult cast upon us by
the action and language of sud officer; that many of
said jurors served the capacity acceptaby for years
before the said Abul was known heard Of aud
think a3 much OF their oath and character the sad
Prosecutor does 81 his" They announced thelf
Willingness to submit their verdlcts to pub
lie ul-mcnf The resolutions concluded: g We
have 10 douit that convictions would
have been he'd the Pro, had properly understood
and prepared hts cases before submitting them to jury
And We do not feel ~ II ouyilt 10 he hold re-
sponsihlc for nckccf inability, which IL properly
crhlc elsewhere" The panel oi Jurors was DIS
charged 10y Juhgr Drpue yc-;cr'IaF ancrnoon.
Thr County Prosecutor stated last evening that IN
cig tried before tins panel Oi Jurors In al of
witch clscs there convincing proofs OcililiGnd IN
some conlcssous Of principals nnd acronirc~, YER
drs of not gully rendered. TIE Court. on one or
two cAoS. hnd spoken % the extraordinary charac.
ter % the vrr,licis rendered. In rrusng 10 r' the
seven remaining before the panel he only cX-
ercsiug u prrrurl'ivc Win which tne law invested hin
S.ncr tie acGuta Justice John Op, two complaints
made tnc Pros cu'or AGAINST NE Justice Tor
cxtoriiJn. which would prohaby be brought before the
IONt Grand july