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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-05
OVER 81 900
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
.Gs!A! REDUCTION N prices,
ONLY &:8 30 a SA w.

The attention Of Cotton Factors and Planter
Z cea f. re- npe as merits bas o. the LIZ
the Standard Cotton Gins, far ahead Of all 9th
ers In workmanship and durability. and makea
o. cotton wh ha Na brings me hE
change paid thirty cents pound for bale OF
cotton einned On The Eagle tton Gin, and sent
the bale to the Centennial Exhibition as the best
bale of cotton ever brought to this market. The
st. Louis Fair has awarded $1,000 premium to
bale OF cotton ginnsd On the Eagle Cotton Gin
cided the Eagle Gin was far superior to all
others.
TO any gin in the world than have been awarded
to the EAGLE, 1t having received, In one in
the bgh prize Of saSP IT, gold 10y the
pston open to al IN
The manufactured OF the Eagle Cotton Gin
commenced In 1888. since which time nearly
argest planters of the Mississippi Valley have
always given the Eagle, Gin the preference
TRs fnPg hsya sTfy7 r Mos fP
| Feet SATISFACTION. All who use the Eagle
Cotton Gin will certify to the fact that when their
y 70 u as wa
produce finer or better sample OF cotton than
| the Eagle Cotton Gin.
| entirely. of the merits of the machines them
selves. the manufacturers never having expend
ed any money In setting forth their merits in
| logues. with long array OF CO tificates. much
| pIef-rring that each purchaser shall be the sole
Judge Of ths merits Of the machine he has Dur-
chased.
| The prices Of the Eagle Gin having been re-
duced to So so a saw. makes them the cheapest
as well as the best gin In the market. All the
saws Of the Eagle Gin are IL inches .,s IL diane
| ter, making them equal to one-ffth more "a
pacity than other gins OF only 1oinch saws
The Eagle Gins Of 50 saws are equal to 2 60
saw gin Of 1o-inch cylt1 der; g. saw EsRle
Gin Is equal to an SD saw gin of other
makSs-.thus being the cheapest cotton gin In
The undersigned has now had the Agency Of
the, EAGLE Cotton Gin Company for ~ years.
md during this long period has never bad an
ever made of their working. These facts prove
that in purchasing an Eagle sIon Gin the
TO TRY AN EXPERIMENT OF INTRoDUC-
ING, AN UNTRIED ON. but obtains in The
Eagle Cotton Gin the best gin-stand in the
market-one that has stood the test for forty
ive years. and is considered at the press mt time
! the most reliable and perfect gin made.
WILLIAM L. CUSHING, Agent,
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-05
THE COURTS.
United States Circui

United States C1TcuIt COurt.
suit has been instituted against the Union
National Bank for the recovery silno, amount 81
The nstition alleges that the bank declined to
nav the check on the ground that Huger had no
money to his credit on he books OF the inst1tu,
-ann. II ia further alleged that Hnger did have
Il balance OF an amount sufficient to cover the
oha
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WANT EDDY A RESPECTABLE COL
w ored woman q situation as cook, washe r
and ironer for small family. Address COOK.
thta office se5 At
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
spec,al notice to shippers by the y'cks-

special Notice to shippers by the vIcks-
burg. Shreveport and Texas Ra1lrcad-Tte
steamer PARIS O. BROWN. leaving TO NOR.
ROW tSatul day. September G. at Q. m will
take freight for all stations on the above rail
road to Trenton and Monroe, va Delta. and
through bills ladlng will be signed BY
- W. b. BROGKETT Agent,
se5 2t No SO Magazine street.
ONCE Of tine Chief superintendent Of
pnhie Schools New orleans, La. August 30.
1s7o-By d resolution OF the Board OF Directors
the Public Schools Of this city will be opened ON
MONDAY September Is.
A GO uPETITIVE EXAMINATION OF ap-
nlicants for teacherships in the Pu lie Schools
viii be- hold in the Franklin school House. st.
Charles street. between Julia and Gtrod com
mencDg MONDAY. September 8. at a M
Thi- examination Is open to male applicants
for vacant principalships for grammar schools
and to other sppl Giants for primary or gram.
mar grade certificates.
Applicants are requested to send to this Office
IN writing, on or before SATURDAY, Septem-
Der g. their names. residence, experience as
teachers, and the grade for which thy wish to
be examined VIM. O. ROGERS,
sea BIT Chief supt Public Schools. N. o.
No ,tce-Neither the captain. owners nor
the undersigned agents Of the British steam
ship WARRIOR. Capt. Jones. from the West
indies, will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew of said vessel.
se4 81 LUCAS e. MOORE Il 90.
the WOman's Christian Union wlli
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month. at II a.. M. at the Oarondelet street
Methodist Church.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-05
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Wan DUARTKxNI,
E,anal Service. United States Army.
-, noateor0IoQicaj record for the eight hours
psndfng at ii D. M. Thursday. September4.
nhnarvetiOns taken at .ne same momeht OF
Vp0o1 time at all stationsI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

TnE DATE or BRonEEIcK' s DEATH.
The Sacramento Record UaioH ofrecent
date, in reply to quorist, stated that
d. G. BroGerck died on the 2l-t day
Of September, 1853. Frank W. Young
Of this place. whokcpt a diaryo passing
events at that time, thought the Hecoyd-
Union in error and wrote to the editor
sayiue il was his impression that
Brodericlt died ON .he lGth." Iu the
Record Union Of ;he 25th instant the
editor, after copying Mr. Young's letter,
says: We gave you the correct an
swer," thus leaving tho imnre ssior that
the DIST was tho correct date. Being
appealed to in the matter, we have gone
back to the Gles OF TIE TRlSIrY Joua-
NAL and in the issue olSept. 17th, 1889,
find the following teIcgruphic dispatch
undor date Of san Francisco, Sept. l3.h,
1850:
Hon. D, c. Broloricb, with Hon. j..
c. Mckibbin aud Con. Cotton, a. sec
ond-, and David . TORY, with Calhoun
Benham aHd Dr.. AYlettc, ~ seconds.
met about one mIln from the Lpao
House, at Ga O'Clock, this morning. -
The principals took their places the
rules OF the fight beipg to fire between
tho words "One - and "Two." Brod-
erick fired first, the ball striking TIC
ground in front Of Terry. The ball
iro'l TaIry's pistol entered Bruierick's S
night breast, breaking the bone and
lodging under the left nipple. Mr.. B..
fell, and Terry was conducted from the
ground by hi, seconds. At last accents
Mf. i. was suffering intensely
The above is followed by second dis
patch dated " San Fpncisco, Sept. is,
1P.M.," ! as follows 5ic. Broderich
died at . o'c,och THIS ntoning." In the
JouRSAL OF the following week is louad
extracts from the eulogy delivered by
Col. f. d. Bo&or, and number oI
opinions os .he press on tho duel and
its sad termination. Among the lattel
is sketch ot the life oflIon. u. G. Brod
orcl,, condensed from Lrief biography
published IN tie Sacramento Union o
Sept. l1th. From the showing Of thi.
printed testimony We are certain the
HecoId Union is in error, and that I'll,
dato Of l}roderiek's 5 death was September
l6,h, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01
EDITORIAL JCTTGNG9.

THE NEXT ELECTIoN.-From present
indications it appears that there will be
no lack Of material for State Officers in
the hands of the nominating conven-
tions when they meet next summer
Tho San Francisco Spirit oj tie Times
mentions the following names and says
the list is daily increasing.
For Governors .Republca n, Hon. T..
c.. Phelps, Of san M,teo Hon Horace
Davis, Gen. John 7. Miller, Hon. Gee.
c. Perkins and Hon.J. Ne. NJ. Shaner,
ag san francisco Hon. w. G. Bslcher
Hon. J. II. Jewelt, OF Yuba Hon. A.
z. Cmlin, Of Sacramento Gen. Geo.
s. Evans, Of San Ju oQuin. Democrats
Gov. VIM. Irwin, OF Sistiyou, aud
Hon. Jas. A. johnson, Of Marin;
For Secretary Of ate.-Republcan-
D. NJ. Burns, Of Yolo. Democrats
Hon. Thomas Beck, Of Santa Cruz and
Hon. Paul Shirley, of Contra Costa.
For ControIler.-D. NJ. Kenfeld, Of
Tuolumne, Republican, and w. B. c..
Brown, OF Sacramento, Democrat.
For Attorney General. Democrats--
Hon. J. Hamilton, Of Placer, AID Hon.
T. p Ryan, OF San Francisco,
For State Troasurer-H J. u.
E-tudi'o, Of San Lui, Obispo, Democrat.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court-Giant
l. Taggat, Of Alameda, Republican,
and D. 3. Wolf, Of san Francisco,
Democrat.
For Congress, 1st District.-David
Mcclure, Republican, and Robert Fer
rail-, Dsmocrat.
Second Di.tlict.-Rcpub licans-H. Z
Page, Of El Dorado; James Il. Hale,
Of Placer; A. c. Henry, Of Alameda /;
T. B. Mcfarland, Of sacramento.-
Democrats-J. b. Lamar, Of Alameda
Third District Benz. ShurtleG, Of
Napa Chas Il. Reed Of Yolo; j. j.
Dc Haven, Of Humboldt; Jos. McKenua,
OF Solano, D-moerats-J. *. Lullro,l
and Barclay Honley, Of Sonoma.
Fourth District Republican Rom
ualdo Pacheco, Of San Luis Obispo;
Jas. G. Eastman, OF Los Angeles and
S. O. lIough,on, Of Santa Clara. Dem
ocrat-P. D. Wigginton, OF Merccd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

POSTAL CARDs.-lt seems that postal
cards give rise to peculiar troubles. A
Rochester \. " lumber dealer mailed
ore to a discharged clerk, accusing linn
of swindIinR, and the clerk has obtained
verdict ofSl50 damages, based on the
publicity Of the charge while passing
through the mails. Another case is on
trial in Pittsburg, the plaintiff being n
musical instrument agent, to whom his
employer addressed an accusation of i'm
properly retaining money. An Omaha
clergyman conplains that he frequently
receives wine and liquo2 advertisements
al ps.tal cards, and az be is n total ab-
ftainer, the impression may be wr3ng-
iully created that lac is tho purchaser of
such luXuries. A Boston laudady send.
bills on roslai cards to former boarders,
accompanied by urgent request for settle
ment. Ore OF the recipients commenced
suit for libel, but withdrew il ON taa
advice OF his lawyer that tue communi
cation was simple request TO pay just
debt, and that he had no legal grievance.
A Kansas City girl Tilted her lover, and
he retalatcd by writing her amorous
letters oil psstal cards. She did not IN.
woke the law, bat put TaNAidq in her
pocket, lay in wait for tho annoyer and
gave him a sound thrashing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

DIseRACFFUL-Th Sacramento Bee
thus describes q "scene' at the meeting
of the California safe Agricultural So
cietr, held in that city on the 18th ofJanu-
ary: "Confusion and disorder followed,
the President declared the nominations
closed and announced the names Of can
didates for Directors. A motion was
made to adjourn till 10 o'clock Wednes-
day morning, which called forth a loud
vote Of ayes and noes, md the Chairman
declared the motion lc-t. a storm Of
yells shouts and calcalls greeted the de-
cision, and from all parts of the hall came
up cries .or division" in vain did the
President try to preserve order, the gave
WAS raped necessarily to no effect, and
motion efter motion was made and sec
ofded with the same stormy termination
Confusion worse confounded reigaod su.
preme the surgirg crowd forced IT, way
10 the platform, din ard uproar similar
10 that with which Pandemomum is
credited preyGilsd. In the midst Of the
scene tho gas was turned Of, which had
the effect TO temporarily si,crce the excit-
e1 gathering. No sooner was j. lighted,
However, than tho din and confusion was
renewed with redoublod energy. Motions
10 adjourn were made and voted upon (;
divisions were called for; twenty or thirty
endeavorcd to obtain the A5orl In vain
did the moro cool headed Of those present
urge upon the excited gatL.ng not to con
duet themselves after the manner Of those
who assembled on the sand lot, in San
Francisco ; in vain was moderation and
patience demanded; the opposing fnctions
yelled, and shouted, ard hooted at the
speakers and would not be qaetcd. For
nearly three hours did this di.gracefl
scene prevail, many leaving the ball dur.
ing its progress, and finally from sheer
exhaustion on the part Of the disturbera
did the excitement subsiGe.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

THE House Of Representatives has
fashioned and approved the first nail to
be driven into the Chinese question, and
has sent it to the Senate TO be examined
and approved. This is the bill framed
in the House Committee on Education
aad Labor which provides that no master
of vessel owned by any citizen OF the
United States shall take on board at any
foreign poet any number Of Chinese ex-
cceding fifteen, with the intent 10 bring
them to the United States, under pen
atty Of 500 for each such passenger in
excess OF ten, such penalty to become a
lien on the vssscI.-Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

RAILROAD CASE DECIDED Tho case
ofthe Union Pacific Railroad Company
against tho United States, appealed from
the Courtof Claims, and known as the
five per cent. case, was decided BY the
United States Supreme Count Jannary
9th. / is held that tie road was com
pleted III November 1863. As the GOV
ernmeEt maintained thutall The ordinary
aud usual expenditures for repairs and
improvements be deducted from the gross
receipts IN computing the net earnings,
but not the interest on ils bonded indebt-
edness, except, chat on the first mortgage
bonds, to which the Government yolun
iafly subordinated Its c,aim cut Of the
net earnings ofesch year since 1860, The
company, it 10 held, must first pay the
interest on It's first mortgage bonds. If,
after so doing, surplus remain, That
surplus, so iaras 1t will 90, is properly
SUBJECT 10 the I've per cent. claim Of the
United States, and must BE- so applied.
justices Suonz and Harlan dissent from
The opinion as topriority TO be given 10
the intereslon The FIST mousar@ hands
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

THREE THOUSAND FEET OF SIDE.
WALK.-Dayid McAdam has Just com
pleied the contract for laying 1900 feet
ofsidewailC from DR.. Clark. The new
walk Is laid along the east side Of Cali
iornia street, from Clark to Trinity
streets, distance of ten blocks. It win
be 4 great cony ience to tie res idents
along the route, and they are Increasing
all the time. The enterprise is credtable
to Dir. Clark, Who is continually giving
evidence orthe public spirit which ne
Feels IN connection with city improve
ments' and more particularly in connec-
WIN his Addition and Enlargement Of
The same which is already surveyed far
lAlo The tlmber.- West CoQst ,SigaaI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

THG REPUBLICANS CANrAGGN.-The
dast move il tAe political Arena for 1879
was made 10y the Executive Committee
at IL meeting held Ia San Francisco last
week, at which IL call was ordered for Il
meeting Of the fall State Comlni.tee at
tho Palace Hotel, Wednesday, March
5th, 1879, at o'clock p. NJ. At this
meeting it is likely arrangements viii he
made for the approaching campaign.-
Tho Executive Committee was unani-
mousiy II favor Of straight Republican
nominations throughout the State, and it
Is claimed that the Republicans OF Cali
Iomia were never moro united and com
pact than now. 1t i. probable that at the
meeting OF March 5th n call will be j..
sued for State Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

AT the last meeting Of the Centcnnia
Commission in Philadelphia report was
made showing lhat the largest sum re-
ceiyed from concessions during the Ex-
hibItjon was from restaurants, $72. 400. l..
The next largest sum received, $39,0SG
% was from the Centennial Catalogue
Company, and the next. S21 600, from
tobacco md cigars. Soda water paid
100000 and rolling chairs $4,000. The
smallest sum received Tor cessions, $3.50,
was from tho American District Tele-
graph Company. The total amount re-
csiyod from concess ,ons was $50 ,030 0G.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

MODIFICATION OF THE 3URLINGAHE
TREATY.-The President has received a
memorial signed by all Of the mem bers
of the California State Constitutional
Convention, in session at Sacramento,
asking Of the President or the treaty
making power such ection as will efectu-
ally prevent the further immigration OF
Chinese into American ports of the Pa
cGc coast. The President has already
directed the Secretary Of State to opOn
negotiations with the Chinese Govern
ment, looking towards modification Of
the Burlingame treaty. He will not send
q message to Congress on the subject
until after the results Of the negotiations
are known.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

TnE gifted Ingersoll spoke Of James
G. Blaine marching down the halls Of
Congress, and tearing tile mask Of De
mocracy from the lideous face Of Re-
helliou. II Blaine would only como 10
our Constitutional Convention, ho would
not have chafce to tear single mask,
for they have thrown away the masks and
Rebellion iiself, in al its nahcdness,
stalks through the oises, md struts, AID
fumes, and bell5ws forth Tie Old rebel
declrine. Thore arc mru thsre who
stopped growing, both in mind and body,
in 1861, and even one Of JJve's thunder
bolts could not force new iiea into their
koads. Hiborn gave them the only
answer which can be given them--lor it
is useless to reason with them when be
said that the issue Of right and wrong, OF
law and lawelssncss Of the right to SO.
cede or tho duty TO remain united, was
never settled by any Court, but was de
cided 10y General Ulysses Grant at Ap-
pomataX Court House, and from that do
tision the American people win never
allow an appeal. Nice Constitution
f, makers, these men, who do not believe
in the Constitution Of this Unioz, who dc
not recognize il as tho charter Of our lib
critics, who do not believe that this is n
nation, who are eudeayoring to make
laws for portion ola Government which
they aim 1st openly splM!- Sacramento
Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

Will RrsUm.-Tho publication OF
the Copper City Pioneer, suspended tor
want Of population and patronage in 1865,
will be resumed ut Copper City, SHASTA
county, on or about March 10th, 1879, by
w. i. Carter 81 Co. Tho ney issue will
take up tha old number and y0lumo and
90 right along just as though nothing
had happened during the interim of oyel
thirteen years. This will give Shasta
county four newspapers, whei cas- for 4
number of years one sulliccd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

CHINESE CoAPErIrIoN.-B British and
American shipmastcrs are discussing the
question whether the Chinese are likely
to own and run steamers to America and
England. ri cir rapid acquisition of the
carrying trade in Chinese waters, leads
prominent mere hants to believe that only
the low rates now prevents the Chinese
entering into competition with foreigners
m ocean rying. In the event of n
rise the Mong)lians arc likely TO enter
the market.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

NEW PosToFFrcE At san FRANCISCO.
.sar.ent's bill to provide new Pestohco
Tor San Fanci,co leaves the selection Of
y lite to the Secretary Of the Treasury,
and appropriates 100000 fer the pur-
chaso ola site and commencement of the
building. The total is not to exceed
So ,00O Geo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

The doughlaced action Of the Consti-
tutlonal Convention in defeating the Sd
section Of the Bin Of Righcs, which de
.lared unqmIifedIy and uaequivocally
against the right of State to secede,
merits the contempt Of every citizen of
Juis State who has intelligence enough to
count the stars OH our National bsnner.-
1laVAnMe lppeNL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

RuENEHs from Sitting Bul have arriy-
ed atSlanding Rock Agency, bearing n
distinct proposition from that Chief 10
return and surrender his guns and ponies.
iie says ispeople are hungry and cold,
ana his spirit is broken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

ILrUsrRATlNG the sweet uses of nd
yersity, Beccher recently remarked that
Buoysn would probably have never
written his " Pilgrims Progress ="
had he not been Gagged in Bedford jail. 1t
seems pity then that so many men of
talent are out -Sacyumc,to Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

SHARON AND THE CrNrtAL PAGrlc
RALEoAp.-The New York Uorid'8
Wellington core. poudeut says: Sharon
made his maiden speech in the Senate
Friday. lIo asked lhe Senate 20 pass a
bin embolyiug the legislation prayed Tor
in Tie memorial Of the Legislature OF
Nevada, to prevent discrimination oxcr-
cisod by the Central Pacific Railroad in
matters Of froish,s and passenger fares in
favor Of California against the State oil
Nevada. The corporation lie complains
ofrofdsa. TO deliver freight shipped cast
Of tho Missouri river to any place in
Nevada until after the sumo has been
carried to the terminus Of the road ia
California and brought bacl, to the place
Of delivery, exnct,ng regular rates for the
unnecessary transportation. Tha Cont
RAJ Pacific Railroad, according to the
memorial, also declines 20 soil tickets il
travellers covering the distance intended
to be Travelled. A traveller going to any
point cast of the Missouri river ia com
PEELED to pay tie same fare as if ho start
cd from San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

X. G. DUN's mercantile circular gives
California population Of 100000, and
places the number in business tat lI058.
1t shows that in 1878 there were 532 TAIL.
nres, OF whieh - occurred in San Fran
cisco, and $40 ia other parts Of The State.
The Liabilities were n San Francis
GO, S47O0,d0l; in other puts OF the
state, sd,s99 $50, making total Of 5ll,-
600, ,l30. Ia 1871 the liabilities amount
Cd IA the Hgg ogato sll,1od.-1j.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

II has been discovered that the act pro-
vidine for u Constitutional Convention
states That the Great Register Of 1877
only, will be used in the next election
and that no one whose name is not on the
printed register is entitled 10 vote. The
Of this matter is OF great in
forest to those who have arrived in the
State siace 1877, ard to those who have
changod their residence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

Col. Bee and number of Cinnamon
were interviewed at San Francisco ON the
passage of the anti Chinese bill. They
say they are much pleased as tho China
men now here will receive better wages
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

VERY TnlN.-The patriotism of the
California Constitutional Convertion has
hedn given utterance in Section 3 of the
Bin Of Rights which was adopted, as
folow': The Constitution Of the
United States is the supreme law CT the
lnnI y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

A Mr.. MuRRY, formerly Of New YorL
State, recently sold, st his ranch in
South Africa, sixty ostriches for g37, 600.
ard pound OF feathers for $500 or ss n
feather. This item suggests the faasibiI-
i = of ostrich raising in Arizona, in some
parts Of which the climate and surround
'gs'usbtto be especially adapted to the
business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

Iris oNePed that the wife of the late
Lieutenant Derby, author of "Phnnix-
mna,' is threatened with Insanity from
the loss ofhor property through real
estate agent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

PEDrsTUANIs& At NEW York
Annie Baiteil, who is to walk, 1900 miles
ln 5000 quarter hours, Beldon 1000 half
miles mas many consecutive twenty min
utes, and Vanncss, :, ,o0G half miles in the
samenumber Of halt hours, continue their
tratnD
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

THE HegjSte, says the cost Of maintain
ing the Napa Insane Asylum is now in
the ncighboIhood Of $4,000 a month
the servico pay roll calling for 81, 500 per
monch, the remainder being paid for
PROV isious, coil and wearing apparel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

TUE Convention has adopted Il section
which provides that" the Governor shall
not during his term Of office lie elected TO
the Senate Of the United States"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-01

THG late Grand Jury in Shasta county
found nine true bills ofindictmeRt-mur-
der, forgery, altering marks and misde-
meanor ono each, and ayo for grand lar
CpUV