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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
The Alleged Unscaw0rthiness OF the
Mpfr0p0Ila Denied.

New York, Feb. 6.--Lunt Bros, part owners
OF the lost steamship Metropolis. deny the ac-
curacy. Of the statement .purporting to have
emanated from Capt. Ellis formerly OF the
Metropolis. The statement alluded to refers to
the unseaworthiness of the vessel, and says
that he had declined to command her because
of her. untitness for the business she was In
tended for.
H. P. Bartlett. purser of the lost vessel ar
rived IN this CITY last night. He was much sur
prised to find In the newspapers. q statement
purportng to have been made by him. alleging
the utter unseaworthiness of the vessel and
which he said that the vessel was rotten. or
that her timbers were only like punk, or that
she was ashore in splinters, ct only for kindling
every particular. and in conclusion said that
hi. best belief was, that the vessel was both
Lunt Bros. received to- day a letter from the
Board of Underwriters certifying to the sea-
worthiness of the vessel, they having ins pected
her before she left New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Debate In Parliament on the supple
mental Credit.

III S Esb bae se h bts Hogss sdep # qonona
that the strongest objection to the vote was that
1t would be misreprssented abroad.
Mr. Alex Hall member for the city Of Oxford.
protested against Eastern Europe being left to
Rlissian ambition. under the prete8t OF re-
Sir VIM Vernon Harcourt said If the govern
ment. ,as, might seem from Conservative cheers.
Indicated BY the last speaker, it meant war II
the government desired durable peace. the
basis Of their policy at the conference must be q
and Integrity Of the Ottoman empire had ceased.
He continued. 1T is too late for the govern
ment to rival and surpass Russia in the confer
tiles. The whole country would support such q
policy" He deprecated any support, Of AUS
trian Interests Il before the close OF ths de-;
peace which the Liberals could approve, they
would have an unanimous vote. o,
sr was at The q e
euntF fsp protested ePs % assfng 6ene driven to
eawe1 nstlonaes Tsn and h %
States, while maintaining a ds,apotism at home.
the hands Of The The Cover government at time when
every element Of mischief existed In Europe,
and England's influence was trembling In the
balance.
The debate was adjourned until Thursday.
In the course Of the disenssion in the House
OF Lords to- night Lord Derby stated that be
had tolerable confidence that England would
not find herself In an lated position at the
conference. He also said o transfer Of the
island of Crete to. Greece would be invalid, IN
| less sanctioned by the powers. Great excite
ment existed In Crete but 60 far there had been
no violence.
| Lord Derby, replying to deputation OF Greek
| residents to-day. said he much regretted the
| Invasion OF 'Thessaly. but he knew It had been
mands Of the people. He stated that he could
not exert the power OF Great Britain to prevent
| the bombardment OF the Greek seaboard. as he
would thereby be supporting the invasion o!
| Turkey. II, however, the war was not carried
on in accordance with modern civilization, Eng
| land and other powers would have to Inter
| fere His sympathfes had always been with
| the Greek race. He then read to the deputatipn
q dispatch dated July 6. 1877. declaring that
| ENGLAND always looked tn the welfare Uf Greece
Lord Derby further said he would endeavor tt
obtain guarantees for good government rf Tur-
keys Hellenic provinces, and would endeavor
at the conference, to prevent the predominance
of the Sclavs II the Greek army was with
drawn. arrangements for the heneflt OF the Hell
lenic provinces would be facilitated.
The European Congress to Sit mt Lau'
Same, Switzerland.
LONDON. Feb. 7.-Russia objects to the confer
ence being held In Vienna or. In any importan
capital. 1t is reported that tbs. conference viii
probably meet al Lausanne, Switzerland.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
The Bank Of North America Loses One
Hundred Thousand Dollars Through q
nefaultinx Teller.

vague rumors Of heavy defalcations in trust
company, and on inquiry 1t was ascertained
that the Bank of North America. a State insti-
tuition, had suffered to the extent of about
500 900 by defalcations on the part Of one of Its
tellers, extending over several years. The bank
has recently been examined by the bank depart
tomorrow.
The defalcation will not impair the sound
ness OF the bank, SO far as depositors are con-
impaired. The Bank Of North America was
chartered In 1851, and went into the national
system In 1854. but in 1869 was reorganized as q
among it's directors are numbered some promi-
nent merchants. The capital is 81 o0o, 600, and
the net profits are put down at $780, 500.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
senator Beck's Amendment to the silver
hill,

WAsH1raFoN, Feb. e-Etther Senator Beck or
fer an amendment to the silver bill, providing
that the present subsudiary coin in circulation
and all that mhy hereafter be put in circulation.
silver dollars and further. that $40 in silver coin
or any multiple thereof may be deposited with
the Treasurer Of the United States. or any SUBJ
treasurer or national depository, and the depos-
itor receive coin certificates therefor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
THE DARIEN SHIP CANAL EXPEDITION
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS.
A thorough Survey of the Panama H0ut,
to be Made The Expedition en-
Route for the Atlantic Coast.

PANAMA. Jan. 2s.---Lieut. Wyse, chief Of the
Darien Canal expedition and Mr.. Verhruggle,
one of his assistants, arrived at Panama from the
headwaters of the Tuyra on the eighteenth in
stant Lieut. Wyse reports th at the expedition
Ia in excellent health. and that satisfactory pro-
gress is .ng made in the great work under his
di, eetion,
On the twenty first instant Lieut.. Wye and a
small party made q reconnaissance of the Rio
Grande from point about fve miles from this
city. to which the tide extends to the mouth Of
the river The examination was made In order
to enable the chief to give instructions to the
engineer. who is soon to make a thorough sur
vey OF the Panama route for a shin canal.
Lieut.. Wyse expressed himself we'll pleased
character OF the rock is very hard. The expe1i-
tion left for Colon route for the Atlantic coast
Of Darien at Mt. Castle on the twenty fifty in
stant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
Fighting the silver Hill.

NEW York. Feb. e-The Chamber OF Com
merce will. at its meeting to-morrow, again
consider the Bland silver BILL and remoh-
strances against It's passage will be submitted
for adoption.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
The freight Rate war.

New YORK. Feb. "a gentleman intimately
connected with the Western freighting bust
ness states that the reports which have been IL
circulation for several days past of anothe
break in freight rates to the West via Boston
are based upon the fact that shinments were
continued up to Saturday night last ON old ant
unexpired contracts, which were msda previous
to the last convention. There has been no nev
cutting Of rates. by any Of the lines, and ne ney
contracts have been made.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
Aut,.si,yer Rill speeches.

NEw York. Feb. e.-The Posts Washington
special says. Tomorrow Mr.. Blaine will ad-
dress the Senate la opposition to the pending
measure. There are Indications that Mr.. Oonk-
ling has at last awakened. and will have some
ate. Some Of Conklings adherents have come
to the conclusion that tis necessary for his po-
litical future that he should not allow the pres
ent debate to close without making speech
against the pending bill.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-Indications for Thurs
day-lfor East Gulf States. warmer, cloudy ant
rainy weather, southeasterly winds and falling
barometer.
For West Gulf States colder, clearing weather
northwest winds, rising barometer preceded a
east stations by rain areas, southeasterly winds
and falling barometer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07

WAsHINaroN Feb e,-The Comrnittee ON Ac-
counts to- day 80 modified its resolution in rela-
signed to duty ON the various Investigating
committees, as to place their appointment Ia
the handle of the Committee on Rules instead OF
the Speaker, who positively refused to have
anything to do with the matter. II an opportu-
nifty presents itself, the resolutioneas modified,
will be reported to the House day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
GUAYAQUIL.


PANAMA, Jan. 2s-There ia nothing Of q po-
litical nature from this republic worth record
court martial in Quito to be executed. have not
as yet mad their sentence carried cut Yprez:
the head of the late revolution, has been hunted
for, but as yet the authorities have not found
him
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

fThe DEMOCRAT is responsible for none OF
the views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no communications will
be printed except from responsible partiesl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
shipplng Intelligence.

PANAMA, Jan. 2s-The United States steamer
Omaha sailed from Valparaiso, hom ew. rd
bound. on the second instant The United
at Oallao on the twelfth instant. and s ex pected
here next month. British steamer Fantome is
in mort.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
NOTES FROM SOUTH AMERICA
COLON RIA.
All Quiet-W0rk of the State Assem- bly,

MI ANIet-WOrK OF the Rtate AssemDly'
Correspondence National Associated Press.I
PANAMA. Jan. % Since the departure OF Gen
Julian Trusilo from this State for Buena Ven
tura, Panama has resumed her usual state oi
quetude.
close. During the sittings Of the Assembly
the different bills brought before that august
body have been purely Of local nature. and ol
no interest to outside communities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
waived EAamInatien. .

M1Dp1BnuRY Vt. Feb, Cd. Fl. Bachelor,
charged With raising notes from $4,000 to $4,000,
thereby defraudlng the Brandon National
Bank, to-day waived an examination and was
held in $12, 600 bail for trial.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
Protecting the Rights Of British Sub

PANAMA, Jan 2s-The British war steamer
Contest, from San Andreas. arrived at Colon on
the 25th inst. Her mission to that island was to
investigate the case of British subject who has
been unjustly imprisoned there. II is thought
that the Colombian government will settle the
claim bv paying all damages sustained by the
plaintiff.
The weather here for the past ten days has
been delightful,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
The Maine Legisla ture.

AUGUSTA. Feb. The Legislature to-day re-
fused to abolish the office of Insurance. commits
siunpr. Thsy also granted leava to Withdraw
petitions asking that the liauor traffic be eallet
felonious and also abolish the Office Of erier O.
courts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
EHfurts to Have the Pool selling ELL Mod
lNe1.

ALBANY. N Y. Feb e.--Efforts are being made
by the American Jockey Club to have the bill
for the prevention OF pool selling. modified.
August Belmont, Pierre Lorillard, George
Lorilard and other famous turfmen are taking
great interest In he matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
The Next Contest for the Centennial
Tr0DIsY.

New YORK, Feb The directors Of the M
tional Rifls Associa ion announce that the mex
contest for the Centennial trophy will take
place in September. and that all entries mus
be made before June /.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
cabinet Rumors-shers,ian to Retire.

New YoaK. Feb. ga dispatch dated WASH
ington SAYS it is currently reported, but not
verified. that Secretary Sherman will retire
from the Cabinet at an early day
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
Racing in California; $4,000 Purse

SACRAMENTO. CAL. Feb. 6.-The managers o
the Association track have decided to offer
purse OF $4,000 for d two mile heat race. open t,
all race horses this side OF the Rocky Noun
tatns aud an additional $1,000 II Mollie Mccarthy
and the famous racer jake will enter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
A small Fire.

BosroN Feb e,-At. West Chesterfield. Berk-
shire county, last night Higgins store, In
which was situated the postoffiee. was burned
Loss $4,000. The mails we're saved
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
investigating the coal combination.

TRENTON. N. j., Feb. e.-In. the House TO- day 6
miitee ON Corporations to hold sessions In til
city of New York and elsewhere, for the pur.
DOSE of { making thorough Investigation as re,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
PERU.
A Great storm.

PANAMA. Jan. GA phenomenon in the shape
of rain. thunuer and lightning visited Peru on
the thirty-first ultimo, which caused 80 much
alarm among the people as to make them De
neve that the day OF iudgment had arriyed;
prayed for q deliverance.
Expectation Of Nitrate or soda TO the
United states.
PANAMA. Jan. d. Some arranRements have
lately teen entered Into between the govern
ment and the house OF OlyphantA d Co, OF New
York, for the exportation Of nitrate OF soda TO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
The European Congress to Sit mt Lat
THE EASTERN WAR.
Rumor That the Russians Have Entered
C0nstRnfinDule.

LONDON. Feb. IA report from source which
renders 1t strongly probable. states that the Rus
SLAMS have entered Constantiaople.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
rhe Russian Occupation Of Constantine
ule Us1cnIaflr rmeA.

LONDON, Feb. s.-The reported occupation OF
Oonstantineple by the Russians Is unconf1rmed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07
Surrender of the Turkish war Vessels In
the Danube.

LONDON, r. b. CA dispatch from Bucharest
says the Turkish war ships Ia the Danube have
surrendered to the Russians.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07

The Greeks Evacuate Turkish Territory.
ATHENS Feb. 6.--Upon advice OF the repre-
sentatives Of the powers. the Greek troops
have evacuated Turkish territory.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-07

ContiAasd sa Last rage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME cou'r,CnAnnEIs ~, j. Nos ~ e. 3s
1873 199 2l 2O6 2l2 2l 2lG I'D 2ja zee 2Gl 21O al
27.. PSI, 257. 29l. 202. 293, 29s 300
GENERAL TER-DavS p j.. Brady and ingalls,, J. Nos
.3 p. 23i 2S6. Ill 3 no 1861 H. lS 1885, 40, l52, 2ls
222., lUs. 1856. so. 1873. no. 231.
SrF,IAL TERn-Lawtcnce. LAW and Faci.-Nos. 1856.
80. -, 80 80 81, o.. o. -, 10 1888 49, l l39 l43
1i5 Dl. "a, 7".l22. 1913, % H. 1873, l26. 1913. 49,
CIEculr-pARi I-Donohus, Nos r6I, sli, 2O3S, Isl.
705 I727, 1875 999 lOS 632 IOt 1851, 1879. % 96l
5J3i2. sos 80! 1876 1919 1899, 2,97 2;oi 1915, 1896,
1888 247a. 1905. l3t9lo22 1879 1850 1851 1882 1890,
1891. 1897. 1899. 1888. l7Oslg. 1874. 1888. ll3l.
PAgr Il3Xan Worst JaNos a5a 6lo; s52 702 400 p
1870 1885, 1887 Si 1873 POSI- 1856 1900 400 l22S 1865,
2o72. 1861. 1858. l4O 1869. 1901. 1867, 2o-7 275.
PAHI lfNan Hrunt. J.N0s. so. 1000 2tIS 1903, 934
SOS 239 1896 $50, ll2l ll34. 36S. 1874. 1872. 21V3
$751; 1901. 1904 5l2 1862. 1917 29sl 2es2. 29s3 SO
srPEn1oK corEr-srE'1AL fERM-Speir J-No day cal
cniar.
COMMON PLEAs-CHANBEHs- +. DAILY, J.-NO IL.
TRIAL FERN PALFs | AND III No day calendar.
GFNERAL SESSIONS -pAaT i-Suther4nd. J-Michael
Dch John Murphy floniOus assault aud battery Edward
Wilson. william Whit', grand larceny.
Pant II.sIiideTsi"rvs William q. Br1udonefa ICON
tiHuc1. grand sIceny John William YORK, Patnck
u tulane Thomas Mcclure, fconous assault Ind battery
James LeToy. james LiUy Michael D0wdci burglary David
startng Frank Mc10vtn. Mnry Z. hIcke grand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
IRRESPONSIBLE. %.

Supreme Comri--Chambers-B Jndae Donohue.-
Schrenk agt Willis-Granted. Pratt agt Ross-not on
Efanted Ilng5en AIT Rob wagen ordel shond stand "
iay The motion will granted Int without any the
cluse 10 GO on the short calendar Tor Friday
Graham agt. Moisson-EXp anston desired Cuppis agt
Jarete;-Moton granted on terms. May agt payis.Ihe
MED without and with leave 10 renew. See DenIola
DUN De Isveette Weldt-I reason Tor grant
ing the modification Of order which asked for Clement
agt Hastef there irr, aTes defects in the sum
mons the objection thereto must be made motion The ex
animation should proceed see memorandum Iona agt.
fed October 81. ts not sworn 10.
C.reut.FaTf HBy Judge Van vorst.-Folton aat Parke
Motion Tor extra allowance denied.
Sper'o Terr-By Judge Lawrence Bates agt sprnggate
The order presented by the psiafs council is correct and
Levy Willis ct al-Demurrer sustained schroeder agi:
complaint.
Saperior Courf-Speoal Te7n-By Judge Speir -
Burner ac American spiral spring Butt and Hinge Manufac
turing CompaDyAoon to stay proceedings denied lot an
Motion 10 consolidate the two actons denied Ioaners Bank
above notice: oricr be settled agt
berg.-Eoton granted with vOhen ag.. MaaA-The
defenan motion to dismiss the complaint mnss be denied
In The OF the petition of Henry
to jury trial, and in ease II elnnot be speedily
had the papers IN defendants hands should be delivered TO
OF the Defendants claim or as much thereof as shall 90 re-
covered ace memorandum Society Of the Nsw-rork Hos
the special calendar for trial tho February Torn aud
that the plsniin serve tho PROPOSED supplemented
Hpryi.os as New nafaer aenySs Motion 10 sub
stitute in place Of Defendant Reilly. Jaggr Iron
Works sSt. Walker-ord'r granting plaintiff extra
Pagan agt DukesOrdered day calendar February
kuemmeberg aCt knemmcbrr2 Order settled Grosyenor
agt the Mayer ec-veDGrnium. Hoffman aRL New ork
Central and Hudson River railroad Co-ibo motion to lie
security fDT costs s denied
by Jadge sedgwick.-Amy agt. stein; az, same
Orders tiled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
enatc then. at AIS p. m. adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
In the House to. day among others, the foIloy

In the House to-day among others, the follow
ing bills were introduced and referred:
BY Mr. HENDEE Rep.. Vtl-Authorizng the Post
master General to extend the money order system.
BY Mr.. MORSE Dem, Hass,-Prov.iing pensions for
Lieutenant Commanders in the United states Navy:
Ey M McCOOK Qsep., n. ", by rcquest-For the re-
BY Mr.. HART Diem n. Y.)-AmendDg the laws relat-
By Mr. BUNDY (Rep, s. Y.)-Authorizine the estab-
shmen OF mail steamship service between the uhited
BY Mr. BROGDEN rep. n. C.)-securing to all the
States equal measure OF patronage In the civil service
BY Mr. LEONARD Rep., La.)-Fixing the number of
Representatives in Congress at 100 r. oo..,.o ,,.,
due to employ OF railroads engaged In inter-
BY Mr. ATKINS (Den Tenn. - Making the disclosure
of private kilograms misdemeanor in the District OF
by Mr. RIDDLE Dem, Tenn) Providing that in the
collection Of distilled spirits the only allowance
to the manufacturer shall be oneaf gallon mi wasts2e
BY Mr.. LATHROP rep, U)-Ameptng the act au-
thorzng the reiunding Of the National debt and pro-
viding for the issuing of 4 per cent bonds.
circulation of the National Banks and to substitute
By Mr. GLOVER (Dcu., No ITO improve and reform
the Civil Service.
the repeal of the Resumption Act and the remonetiza-
BY Mr. BANNING (Dem. Oho)-To reorganize the
army and consolidate the staff departments
AT the expiration Of the morning hour the Speaker
laid before the House number OF executive and other
communications, which were referred among them one
from Columbus Alexander OF Washington making GER
tain charges against the Attorney General and Solicitor
General.
Mr.. YEATEs Dem. n. c. presented resolutions OF IL
meeting of citizens OF North Carolina, denying the
charges made against that state by Lieutenant Wadron
regard to the wreck of the steamship Huron Reier
red.
Mr. WILLIS Dem, " " presented the memorial OF
JOHN Roach * Son. concerning the establishment of "a
direct line OF steamships between the United states and
Brazil Referred.
Mr. BAKER 0iep., Ind moved to suspend the rules
adopt resolution declaring that in the judgment
of the House, subsidies in money. bonds public lands
Endorsements or by pledge OF public credit should bc
granted renewed by Congress associations or COR
pOraOnS engaged in, proposing to engage In public
private enterprises but that all appropriations Ouet
tn be limited H. such amount and purposes only us snail
be iilperdtively demanded by the public service.
Mr. LUTTRELL dem, Call moved TO adjourn, but
aftcrwaidi withdrew the motion, when IL was renewed
by Mr.. BUTLER rep. Mass)
The House refused to adjourn by vote OF Yeas "a
nays go.
The resolution then adopted-ieas ia nays 50.
The following is the vote in dstal lRepublieanS III
Roman; Democrats i'll itdiicl:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Joseph Slattery, for an attempt to force an
entrance into John Lynch's siO0n on Chrlstmas Eve,
was sent by Judge sutherland 10 State Prison for egl
teen months, yesterday.
John A. Grow, indicted for fraudulently at
tempting tO obtain interest Government DOlds.
tcrdav gave for his appearance the term Of
ia. United States Circuit Court.
George Wcyman. alias California George"
accused ~ killug William j. Gould, and Indicted for
murder IN The second degree. arrigcd IN the Court
of General SESSIONS YESTERDAY, ana pic AIDED not
guilty" No duy fixed for lnstIia
Annie Walker, negro woman, convicted i'll
February 1870 Of robbery and sentenced to fifteen year
IN state Prison, paidonoi ont after serving two
years OF her sentence She sru yesterday, on CON
ision Of larceny for Tour years 70 the penitt uary.
The trial of William &. Brandon accused of
being one OF the principals H. tIc thcft Of the ur
0f McKendrcc W Jones, continued yesterday before
judge Gil crsiCcv, c CJurt Of &c neral SESSIONS, but
was mol udcd The will 20 10 the jury to-day.
At Essex Market Police Court, Yesterday,
Saiah Paul Of No o ic-ierst was brought up com
palut Of Lena Levy. o No. 100 DlVisIO Tor assault
Ing Joseph Levy. nSc sixteen months, hy throwing him
against not stove on saturday, banning The hidc of Ia
face severely. She detained III dctaUt Of 900 ball
4 domestic quarrel led 10 the assault on the child.