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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

Tonight the earth IL like a maid
Entfancod within a magic bower.
where she IN sleep u chnstely aid
Pure a. the nursing Of an hour,
OR like a sweet white half blown rose,
Lying securely IN Gods palm,
Waiting tor morning ere II blows
And yields him all its breath 81 balm.
SO Stiiii 80 purei 50 fair! 80 sweet
The thankful tears unbiddcn come.
MY heart lies patient nt Gods feet
Till he shall lift and take IL home.
Dear World Thou art indeed Gods rose
That lies half folded IN his hand;
He only can thy leaves uncioSe,
n All thy mysteries understand
-Hosrard Gigndon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

II love were what the rose is,
And | were like the leaf,
Onr lives would grow together
In sad or singing weather,
Blown fields or Powerful closes,
Green pleasure or gray grief:
II love werc what the rose Il,
And wcr like the leaf.
III I were what the words are,
And love were like the tune,
With double sound and single
Delight our lips would mingle.
With kisses glad as birds are
THAT get sweet rain nc noon;
III were what the words are
And love were like the tune.
-<rfnhssr 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

Rye and Indian Brsad.-2 quarts Of
Indian meal, scald II, add as much rye
hour, cup Of molasscs, 4 pint Of lively
yeast Sf the yeast Is not perfectly sweet
use . little soda) let 1t stand In d warm
place till quite light, then beat IL about
10 minutes, put II in the baking-dishcs,
lct y stand IS or 20 minutes; bake !
hours In a slow oven.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

The Yonkers Gazette says "the
most slavish and fawning Of all man
kind are the kerosene merchants--their
calling makes them serve ilc."
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
THOSE EXCESSIVE FEES.

A meeting OF the committee appointed by the Bar
Association Inst Tuesday evening to investigate the
subject alleged excessive charges the Offices Of
Register, Sheriff anu County Ciork, was held last
night tho rooms OF tho Bar Association, No. West
Twenty ninth street. The committee consisted OF
Augustus ii. Holmes, George Dc Forrest Lord,
Charles H. MacLean, Henry 4. Knox and J. Adrian ncs
Bush. Ii Is understood Inat MIR. Holmes the nrst
to move IN the egaton against The alleged cxtortops
great many complaints nave been received by
momuers OF tho COMMITTEES from members oi the legal
profession, communicated eIther personally or in
writiDg Air. Holmes said the IN ttee enter
SPECIFIC charges to two the officers named,
aud expects that presentations to INC Grand Jury
wiI be made ~ to the sheriff ana Register. Tue
minstra,ion OF the Office oil County Clerk no coz
siaers less offensive than that OF the otner Two.
Complaints have been received $40 all three OF the
officers. but the gruvest cuargcs were against tho
M mInistration OF The ShcriG's once.
The meeting was not pubic one, members OF tho
press being excluIcd. Mr. Holmes sald subsequently
that ne uiu not THINK II proper TO divuge the com
plants until ths charges were drawn up IN proper
form. He acted as Chairman and Mr. Bush as sccre-
hand, d In and several lawyers wero examined per-
sonaliy. The com IN ttee finally adjourned 10 meet
again next Monday evening.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
BOSTON CONFIDENCE.

From Boston Detectives Wood aud Virgins came
yesterday TO lake Anarea Bressant there. wno, wi
Paolo Giani, wore charged IN Jefferson Market Polce
Court with confidence operations. Nicholas Moons Is
a Franco Belgian who Keeps u shoe sloro at No. 26l
Rueglos street, Boston, On the LIST i,st called
AM asked If he mad any work give out. He had
rom Brazil, ne SAID, where hc In the shoe
business, and ucsifed to torn "a partnership with
Moens, at the same time showing nm large sum OF
money Tho shoe dealer accepted his oncr, ana they
agreed TO deposit as security 81, 100 each In The
Five Penny savings Bank. When they RED
there together they cnancei upon u foreigner
who seemed half crazy, aud exhibited valse fan OF
twenty dollar gold pieces which tie wanted 10 cx.
chal 60 bills Moeus new partner suggested that
they could make good penny by giving Their JOINT
capital the simple fellow for mucu wealth, aud
to tbis the otnor agrcod. The exchange was maze,
and Aoeps soon aitcr missed the y ir He had tho
valIse, though but tbat was littio consolation when
no found there was nothins bat lead IN IT, Tele-
grams were sent 10 Now York describing the swind-
icrs, ana Bressant and Giant were arrested b. Do
tcctivos Diiks and Handy. Gani was not ntined,
but Bressaut was, and mo Boston police taxing
them away wncn Counsellor Hummsl served writ OF
haboas corpus on thom requiring the prisoners pro-
duclion IN tho supreme Court on Saturday.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

TWO EXAMINERS TESTIFY BEFoBE THE WOOD
COMMITTEE THE QUESTION OF SPECIFIC
DUTIES CONSIDERED.
Tho examination OF witnesses In the Custom House
inquiry was resumed yesterday. before Nit. Fernando
Wood, the chairmaL OF tho House Committee on
Ways and Means. Mr.. John A. Bauch was the first
witness called. He said that no had charge Of tho
SIKH division, and that " included the examin alton
OF shawls, WOOL hemp ana other nbrous uactures.
He had three examiners associated with him, VINO
were experienced men and thoroughly understood
their duties He had tsen thirty eight years in tho
service OF the customs. He would prefer that ina
duties should DO spscihc, ana not ad valorem wool
and regulated according to the grade. He couid sug-
gess no Improvement In the collection of duties
human bair. Hc had been frequently CON-
PEELED TO raise the amount charged IN invoices.
That however, was moro frequently iu ior-
mcr years han NJ The present time. lie OF opln-
Ion tnat examiners should nave mercantile sduca-
ton. The present quartors OF tho division are In
Laight street and are nuch too small Tor tue
oil business transacted fhe declaration OF vSues on
consuIars' certlcates are never heedod 1t Was the
practice to send ono package 10 ten TO :he exaners
aud witness could not suggest any Improvement In
that practice. The utes now received were not as
large Ms when the moeIy laws were force, but ho
would not recommend their readoption without fur
consideration.
Mr. David G. Sturgo, assistant appraiser OF tho Tenth
divsion, was next called. He saia ne appointed
txamuer IN 1869 aud his department included the
animation OF conces, teas, oils groceries sugars.
Cigars apd tobacco we're examined Dy Mr.. Hammii,
man. Examiuers were not subject to
any examination before entering on thcr du-
ties because Congress had neglected to make
any appropriation IL an incompetent exam
iner wa. appointed TO witness DIVISION no
would endoavor TO have him removed to some o ther
department. As 10 tue charge OF Mr.. Jackson \.
Schultz that certain grease was app alscd al
vance OF twenty per ccptum, whereas but ten per
cent was the correct rate, witness sdid Mr.. Schunz
was IN error; thus Mr.. Schunz had admitted TO
ness; Mr. schultz atorward appealed TO the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury ana the appeal was sustained
and the advance liked at ten per centum 10 invoico
was ever hquidated by tue Collector unil alter tho
Appraisers examination aud report; lie dd not be-
Itcve IN spccinc duiies; lie preferred al vaoren,
th.y IL his judgment greatly augmented tho revenue,
and In wines, he thought, those dunes were
cause oil bettor class bsiug imported; he believed
that q duction VI tho ad valorem rates cigars
anu tobacco would increase the revenue not IN
teriere win tne domestic mabufacture; ho thought
consular certificates LED TO experimental attempts at
iraud by merchants aOrodd VINO cannot unuerstaad
that document SO solemn should DO accounted as
worthless here.
tho inquiry was adjourned until Tuesday next at
ten A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
TWO OF THEM.

Michael McDonough, a blacksmith, taKcn to
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday. Two
women in waiting there gazed upon him iondy ana
then giared at each other. Bolh small. There
was evidently drop OF tho milk o! human kindness
in one, while the other all vinegar and gall.
"Who are your" asked Judge WandslI, looking at
tho first iuqurinsly, and at loss 10 interpret the
scene.
"Catharino McDonough, the prisoners wife,. was
the answer.
.'And your to the more aggressive lady.
"Catharne McDonough, the prisoners wifo''
On March II, 1867, Michael, II seems married Cath.
arine No. and July %, 1876, Catharine No 2 be-
came his vile. Bolh were desirous of knowing to
whom the bury blacksmith really belonged. TO re-
solve this doubt Judge Wandc held exaniinat ION.
Catharlne tho first testified tnat had been married
in st. Petcr's Cnurcn, in Barclay street. Business
not nourishing with Michael then, ana lvo
months passed before they went to house esping
Michael went away aud Catharins returned to her
"mL" Tho cause OF trouble, botn man and woman
claim, was reciprocal InHdelity Ten years passed,
during which they met but twlce On both occasions
Michael offered TO take Catharne back but declined
His isolated state made known to the second
Catharine, to whom he offered place IN lis heart and
homo at No. 1851 Hudson street. Sno accepted, and
two years ago. July %, Michael took 10 himself sec
ond wife. Catharine the first knew OF this, but did
nothing at the time. Finally however, she stepped
in with lawyer aud warrant aud brought the M at
ter into court II was peculiar case, the Court ad
mitted. lhc first wife would listen TO ovcrturcs
from her alenated husband and knew Of his marriage
without preventing H. Tho second was OF his
staie before jonlng herself 10 him. To another
court Judge Wandeli referred the Gordlan knot,
TIL II shall there 10 united cut blchael put
under 81 800 ball. which third lady kindly supplied
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
SHOT BY HIS SON-IN-LAW.

THE RlvGRs-LEACH AFFAIR IN NEWARK
JEALOUSY AND BEER SUPPOSED 10 HAVE
LED 1T.
Charles r. Rivers, the young man OF No. So Park
hurst street, Newark, who, as already reported In
the HERALD shot his tather-in.law. William Leach,
Wednesday night. was ballet yesterday In the sum
OF $500. Alderman William Stainsby went his bail.
Leachs wound is not serious first
bed HIS story that told by his souin.law not
agree. lie says that Rivers angered him by Ill treat
ing aod abusing hts daughter. Rivers, on the other
hand declares that the iather abused Mrs. Rvers and
her mother, Mrs Leach. the ION alcs themselves
ment to the effect That time ago Mr. and Mrs.
Leach went to nve In Montclar Recently
Mrs. Leach returned aud went to reside with her
aughter at No. So Parkhurst street. Mr. Leach
also went to Newark, but boarded elsewhere, thero
not beng sufficient room Tor all "Wednesday night
1t IS said and quarrced with Rvsrs the result being
that ne was shoL kivers says tnat he acted purely
in sel-defence, as the oid man was beating him.
THB CREKS-KrED MONSTER.
Mrs. Rivers CHARLES wife, rs about twenty -lvo
years OF She bears Arks OF and suffer Dg.
Her sister says that her husband, who 10 salesman
ior ST. LOUIS lour house anu has
casion to be away from homs considerably, is
nercey but causeisssiy jealous OF his wife. In
the presence oi MS fath her-D-iaw ho dropped some
word rehccling on his (Rivers1 vile. This aroused
tho wiies faher and In his excioo state he struck
blow. fnon came the chase IRON one room TO
another finally The use by Charles, the pistol
ably connected. IL IS thought likely that Leach
Will proeecul his son-in-law.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
"QUACK! QUACK y

Part 2 OF the Court OF General Sessions
pied yesterday with tho trial OF parties charged with
violating the sanitary laws OF the Board oil Health,
section NO. 1917 OF which forth that live geese
ducks other fowls shall be Kept In any yard, area,
cellar coop, building other place within the built
portion OF the city OF New York, except in the pubic
markets, without permit writing from that de-
partmept. Messrs Prentice & Hastings, counsel TO
the Board OF Health, appeared the part OF the
prosecution. The first case tried that OF Maurice
Werner, who was charged with having twenty
geese in cellar at No 80 Essex street, the 25n OF
March last, without permit from the Board. The
proof adduced. however, DISCLOSED that the geese
were not in the collar, as alleged, but
the sidewalk in front Of tho premises
mentioned. The jury we're directed TO acquit the
prisoner the round OF variance between tho proof
and the Indictment he next csso on the calen u
was that OF Isaac Stah, who was also charged with
violating the 30 rd OF HealtE ordinance. From tno
evidence OF Mr Louis Brennan, assistant sanitary
inspector appeared that he visited the ecndan's
premises at No "a Forsyth street, on the 1lth OF
February last and thcro found dty ducks aud geese
for which hO had no permit. The accused, VINO Is q
butcher, testified that he did not deal In Rocso
ducks but that he had purchased those Ou hts prom
iscs for tho purpose OF celebrating the con alton
OF his daughter. Ihe jury returned a verdict oil
guilty. In the case OF Frederica SchwaZwader, VINO
was charged with keeping ifteen 1--we geese at No. 81
Bayard street without permit, the accused testified
that II not geese but cnicke that found
her premises ana that they were the property ot her
son. The accused was acquitted
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
CUSTOM HOUSE NOIES.

Henry ID. Wyncoop, assistant storckeeper at Castle
Garden, was yesterday dSmisscG by order Of CoIec-
tor Merritt Cnares Leopold was appointed In his
place.
Collector Merritt and Special Agent Curtis LETT for
Washington on Wednesday, taxing with them "a list
OF removals to be placed before tho secretary Of
Treasury Tor hs approval This is In accordance
with the Instructions oi secretary sherman reduce
the force n the Custom House. IL ~ said that there
Will 90 nitseu places maze vacant-two In tho
weigbers' department. two IN the gsugers' depart
mcnt, Two ia tne hquidating department. Two Va tho
scveLth dIvisoa, one III tne niEtn divisi0n Que Ia
the revenue marine service and the balance anon
the clerks In the Custom House. IL is the
OF the customs authorizes TO abolish the position OF
superintendent OF Revenue Marine, made vacant by
the resignation o. Rlcnard Grant Whte, aud aiso tho
ocrkshp In the law DIVISION held Oy tho late Colonel
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
CHARGED With CONSPIRACY.

Christopher Miller, oil No. 1852 Harrison avenue,
Brooklyn, was complainant yesterday before Judge
Kiibreth against William and Henry Zoimer, solomon
Stransky ana E. r. Robstsehek, whom he charged
with conspiracy TO deiraud him oi $l3, GOO The
alcgation is tnat last June Miller received a notice
from q lawyer named Kirches that tbsro was
good chance oil an Investment IN $l5,0U0
mortgage. He thefeupon called Mi. KIT
cuels and was introduced by him a
man calling himself samuel Zeimer, at No. 4gI
Broadway. THIS man SAID ne wanted 10 dispose oil a
mortgage which solomon Stransky he'd on property
on Dy him Is amue Zeimef) Houston sire el be-
tween avenues A aud b. Miner agreed to give SI3, 500
Tor the mortgage, and. his oner ooins
cep.ed, Tho money was handed over On
tae 17lh oi July last Ar. Miller com
menced proceedings TO ioreclosc the Origags
gne defence set up was usury, Mnior, was stated,
having bought the mortgage at a discount Further
thln that, the aeience endsavorcd to prove tbat IL
was Henry and not samuel Zeimer tDat made the as
sigument Of the mortgage 10 Solomon strsnsky,
aud tho mortgage Itself was void. Ju0ge
KilDroth exhausted nearly two days time examining
hnaliy came TO the conclusion tina, there
was probable cause TO noIJ tho two Zsmors, tBe no
tary, EoDctscnek. VINO Witnessed tho sIgDature oil
Sanuei Ieimer when ho khcw u was Hrnry's and
suioinon strapsky, tue lnortgagoe, wno Received no
consideration, us persons conspirng 10 deraud the
comp plaipanI
The New York herald., 1878-09-27

acknowledgements the residence OF the brides
parents, Rockheld, Westchester, n. Y, on WedEcs-
day, September 20, by The Rev. C. b. Wyatt, ID. D.,
rector OF ST. Peters Church, ALICE daughter OF John
M. Furman, 10 FRANK LAZARUS, OF New York.
hExTER-WoLF.-At tho residence Of the brides
parents. September 2, oy the Rev Dr. Gotthsi, Sol.
HExTER, 10 NErnE. eldest daughter OF simon A. and
LlZzie Wolf.
Denver Cincinnati and Atlanta papers please copy.
JoSEs-PUKDy --On "Wednesday, September 25. at
ST. Bartholomcw's Church. by Inc Rev. Or. Samuel
Cook, EDWARD p. JOKES and Miss ROSA VI. PURDY,
daughter OF Tue late JoDn Purdy, of New York.
RASscH--bAmILToN --On Wednesday, September 25,
az tue residence OF r. Lang, Esq, East New York,
by the Rev Joseph J. Elsegood, ID. D., BENZ ,Mis
RASsca. TO KATE GRACE, daughter of W. H. Hamilton,
oil this city.
SnAw--lLsLEr.-At Harlem, on Thursday, ssptem-
Der 20. ~ the Rev J. 5. Ramsay. Edmund +. SHAW
10 MAMIE A., daughter OF tho late Wiiiam isiey. Na
cards.
SMTH-FlTzHUGu.- On Saturday. June 20. by the
Rev william n. Dunnell, rector OF All Saints Prot
estant Episcopal Cnurch. FRANK II. SMITH, OF New
York, and HENRIETTA ~, daughter OF II. N. Filz-
hugn, OF Bay Cay. hice.
Bay City papers please copy
WLsoS-HELLwG.-O Wednesday, September 25,
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
jesse Thomas, FaANELiS IL. WILSON t0 AUGUSTA A I.
daughter or Theodore Heilwlg. all OF Brooklyn. No
cards.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN IN WILLIAMSBURG
AND RoRBED OF SIXTEEN HUNDRED DOL

A WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN IN WILLIAMSBURG
AND BoRBED OF SIXTEEN HUNDRED DOL
LARS.
Mrs. Amelia Holman, the wife OF f. Hollmann, q
veterinary surgeon at No. % Broadway, Wiliiams-
burg, was assaulted by four early hour yes.
terday morning North Eighth street, near Second
street, In that place. and robbed OF 81, ,600
Tho story as tola by Mrs. Holman substantially
as foilows:-On Wednesday morning went to New
town to visit some friends, taking with me 81 600 In
greenbacks, which carried about with mo Tor safe
keeping / returned IRON Newtown some time after
pightialI and went TO Mr. Schmdt's saloon. In First
street remained there some time and bought and
assisted in drinking several bottles OF wine. When
went OF the saloon started for home my head
was dizzy and lost my way. Tho next romember
was being surrounded by four men, who knocked me
down and robbed me OF my money screa med
loud as l could, but no one came to my assistance
until alter Tho men mad fed
MIR. Schmidt, proprietor OF the saloon where Mrs.
Holmann was drinking, says that sho entered his
house about haipast eleven O'CLOCK ordered two bot
Ties OF wine nnd when sue paid tor them pulled cut
large roll Of greenbacks iro pocket IN her undeI
skirt When sne started out OF tho house he noticed
that she was very much undor tho influence oil the
wine she had drank, and showing her offered to ss-
cort her home She refused say she ud take
OF herself. Nevertheless. he went win her TO the
corner OF Broadway, short distance IRON whore she
lived, when she became SO abusive that he lett her.
This was about hal past twclve O'Clock ana IRON
thai time two o'cock in tho morning neither Mrs
Holman nor amy one else seems TO know where sne
went. About ha!i-pasL TWO O'Clock Detective Shorl
and Ohiser Corcoran, OF the Filth precinct,
while In North Eighth street. heard tho cry OF
woman IN distress They had gono but a
short distance when man ran by them
the top OF his speed. They gavo chase, and
ut No. 55 North Eleventh street caught up to him
just as ne was turning into psssageway, where he
Was joined Dy another man. Both were taken 10 the
station mouse, aud gave their names MS james Kelly
aud James Hays. In the meantime TWO citizens mad
found Mrs. Holman lying on tho sidewalk in North
Eighth street. near Second IN an almost unconsc GUS
state and bleeding profuscly. She was taken the
East Side Hospital, where her wounds wcre dressed,
alter which she sent home. Detective Short aud
officer Corcoran took the two men whom they had
rested 10 Mrs. Homann's residence, where they
were at once Identified by her as two OF the who
had knocked her down and robbed her. She also
recogn zed handkerchief found ON James Hays
one that she had ut the time the assault was COM
mltted.
Yesterday morning the men were arraigned before
Juage Elliott and pleaded not guilty. The examina-
ton Will take place on Monday
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 26, 1873
The following business was transacted In the Court
OF Appeals to.day, present Hon. Sanford Z. Church,
Chiei Justice, ana associates:-
No. 80. Martin vs. Funk.-Argument resumed and
concluded.
No 90 Charles Ii. Blair, appellant, VS.. Oscar +.
B,rtlett, ,respondenL-Argued by Ii. V. Howland tor
appellant; William Porter for respondent
No. 90 Catnarine Fleming, administratrix, SC 4,
appellant. VS.. The Brooklyn City Railroad Company
responden,.-Araued by L. +. Wilder tor appellant;
Winchester Britt0n tor respondent
No. 40 Catherine JosucZ appellant, vs. William s.
Conner, Sheriff, &c, respondcnL-Argued by Il. T..
Wilder Tor appellant; II. W. Bookstaver for respond.
ent
CALENDAR
Tho following is the day calendar for Friday, Sep
tembcr 27, ls7S:-Nos. 81 93. &c. 367, III, 122 1913
and l25.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
CONVERTED 10 MORMONISM.

Tho steamship Wyoming arrived at this port
Wednesday, bringing 632 emgrants, OF which mum
Der coo were Mormons. Among tue latter was Mrs.
Morgaa and her two children, VINO had bcen sent for
by Henry Morgan, the busDsnc ana iatbeI The lat.
ter, VINO is miner by occupation, arrived IN TINS
country rom England a lew years ago, ana, having
saved sufcient money, determined 70 Dring his iany
TO PittsUurg, Pa, vuere ne was cnpoJed. lie
pected them on the Wyoming anu consequently LEFT
Putsburg 10 meet tncm On The way lac eithor Loaf or
rooved OF the money he had taken along tor ex.
penses ana was iOrced 10 telegraph lritnJ, named
James A. Bowen, at Pitisburg Tor some luuds. Tho
latter sent on $2S, and Morgan proceeded Joyfuly
to meet the wite aud ohiidrcu IRON whom he
had been separated 80 long. lie was received vosy
cordially, Dut when he proposes 10 the partner OF MA
bosom W start Tor his home AZ PittsUurg her dc.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
THE COURTS.
Alleged Brutality on Land
and Sea.
KNIGHTS OF THE RAZOR.
A Wide Awake Prisoner and His Sleepy
Guardians

Joseph Mcdonald an ordinary and apparently a
good naIured and inoGensive a. called on sort
OF general trading voyage IN the bark Eyvor. II
proved an unpleasant voyage to him. He says that
when lying In port at Java the Captain, E. p Little
held, and the irst mao, David G. Brush, assaulted
him, without just cause provocation that the Cap
tain struck him with mis- clcacned hst having heavy
ring on his finger, ont his lace, knocked him down
ana kicked nm with his boots. Again, while IN a port
oil PeTsis he was beaten In the way, and still
later, while on the hgn seas IL was renewed, the Cap
tain On that OCCASION using capstan bar
win which ho Knocked him and
shee kicked him while down On the arrival
OF the bark nj this port Mcdonald comm nced
through his attorneys, Messrs. Andrews x Smith,
q SUIT against both officers TO recover 81, 900 dam.
rges The Captain, VINO is alleged 10 hive been tho
principal transgrcssOr, escaped outside tho jursdc-
ton OF tho court before the could be served
on him. The mate was arrested and appeared alone
yesterday before Judge Sheridan, without jury 10
defend the action. Tho result was verdict against
him for 500.
In the same Court there also tried, before the
same Judge and against the same defendant, the
mate, suit on the part OF Emanuel Wright, a cabin
boy Of about twelve years, who rplaiaed that he
also had had his share OF kicking aud cuiiug. While
not appearing to have been seriously injured, yet tho
boy, III Judge Shcridan's view, mad been subjected
brutality without any just cause, ana he gave ad-
ditional judgment against the mate Tor S25 Tor shat
portion OF his Official seafaring amusemenls.