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Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
xEW ADHERrISEXEyTS
Herman w elisch.
 CHARLESTON, ARIZONA,

HEALER IN GENERAL MERCHAN-
 disc. All transactions strictly cash. No bad debts to be made up on custom CTS. The dollar Of the one goes as far as th at of the other. Miners and prospectors will find 1t to advantage to inspect my well assorted stock Of everything before purchasing elsewhere. Quick sales, small profit and no blowing. fl 3m
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Indian War Prevented.

The Scourge at Memphis
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25

DEVELOPMENT of silver veins in the Whetstone mountains, is proving them much richer than assays showed them to be on the top about year ago The top ore assayed only about $50 per ton, and now at comparatively little depth, assays S90. The veins are but four miles from the line of the rail. way, and hence of great prospective value.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25

LORD & WILLIAMS, Maln and Congress Sts., TUCSON. DEALERS N General Merchandise. Gold Dust and Bullion Bought
 and Sold. Cash Advances made on Wool, Hides, Metal Ores, or Coun- try Produce of any Kind. We endeavor to keep on hand a Full Stock of Goods, Wares
 and Merchandise Required in this Section of the Country
 We especially invite the ATTENTION Of MINERS to our assortment of Hardware.
 consisting Of Picks, Shovels, Steel, Axes, and Handles, Crow Bars,
 Wheelbarrows, Powder Fuse, Sledges, Anvils,
 Bellows, etc.,
 together with - Blacksmith and Carpenters
 tools in full assortment. We have made arrangements to keep on hand full and complete stock Of Giant and Vulcan Powders.
 together with Caps, etc. these goods we are prepared to deliver 10 Country Merchants and Min
 ing Companles
 at rates that will make it To their interest to Buy of us instead of the San Francisco market. Our Stock of Groceries, Staple
 and Fancy,
 including canned goods, Is Unrivaled in Arizona. All that a Long Experience in the local trade together with unequalled oppor- tunities can do, In catering to the wants Of our customers. is done. Liquors, Tobaccos and Cigars
 Our stock of- Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
 and Shoes, Is unrivalled both as to quantity and quality, this side of San Francisco. Arrangements have been made, whereby we will he enabled to open upR New and Fresh Stock Twice
 Every Month. A Member Of the firm will hereafter re- main in New York. SO that we will be able to avail ourselves Of all ad- vantages offered by fluctuations
 Ithe market.
 LORD d WILLIAMS.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Dairy for Rent.

WITH l6O ACRES OF GOOD LAND
 W plenty of running water the wear around, dwelling and outhouses in fair condition. Inquire at ". O. SulIivan,s corner Of stone avenue and McCormtck streets Mays3-d&w
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
DIED.

Tn Tucson. this afternoon July l9l. at about 2 o'clock, Mrs. MRrildR B. Jones, aged 2S years.
 Deceased was sister Of Mfr. Oscar Buck. alew. She has been a long and patient sufferer with consumption. She was highly respected by all who who knew her. Funeral services will be held to- morrow evening at o'clock at the rooms recently occupied by Rev. J. E.. Anderson, in Buckalew's Block. The invitation to attend is geDeraI.-ED.l
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
A. P. K. sAFFoRD, JOHN wASsoN, JAMES II. POOLE, CHAS. HUDSON STAFFORD, HUDSON & O.,
 BANKERS,

TUCSON, {: ARIZONA.
 Deposit accounts received in Currency or Coin, subject to Check at sight.
 Certificates Of Deposit issued, payable on demand, or at 0 fixed date, bearing in- tereSt.
 Exchange drawn, in sums to suit, on New York, St. Louis, Chicago and San Francisco; or transfer of funds made by Telegraph. Deposits made with our Cor respondents will be credited 10 parties here. upon receipt by us Of advice Of the same.
 Will purchase or make advances on Gold or Silver Bullion. Territorial and County Bonds and Warrants, approved Commercial Paper, etc.
 Orders or requests by mail, or otherwise, will receive strict attention, and by a prompt and faithful execution Of our cor respOndents' wishes we will aim to merit their esteem and confidence.
 Correspondents: Anglo Californian Bank. San Francisco. ]. X w. Seligman & Co.,, New York. Central National Bank, Philadelphia. Massachusetts National Bank, Boston. Bank Of Commerce, St. Louis. Merchants Savings, Loan and Trust Co.,.
 Chicago.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
AppoGnans Water Sehzer Water,
 Blue Lick Water,
 Betbseda Water.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.

We would cnil the attention Of conoois. SUITS to our very select stock Of WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS, the quality Of which will equal anything supplied by irst-class houses in San Francisco or East ern Giles
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
California and Prescott Lumber,
Miners and Teamsters Sup
 plies. Etc., Etc.

All goods consigned to their care will receive the utmost attention and care and prom ptness of despatch. Having had several years experience in the general freighting business in Arizona. New Mexico. Colorado and California, they feel confident that they have facilI- ties for the forwarding Of goods that no other firm can possibly have. Es-Mark all goods and address all com to
 BUCKALEW & OCHOA,
 Maricopaville, 4. T. VIII refer to: Zeckendorf & Staab, l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,, l.. N. Jacobs & CO., Lord & Williams.
 Tucson. A. T.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25

CALIFORNIA is to receive the full benefit of a grand total eclipse of the sun, which will occur on the l1th of January next
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
THOMAS PRICES ASSAY OFFICE.
 CHEMICAL LABORATORY
 and MINING OFFICE, 524 SAC ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

Assays and Analyses of Ores Sampler and purchaser of all kinds of ores. Bullion melted, analysed and refined and re- turns made in coin, currency, certified checks or certificates of deposit to any part of the country. Particular attention paid to base bullion.
 Ably
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE.
A N emoriaI Hall and nm Art Gallery 20 be
BuIit-Comn meat Exercises.

TROY, June 2s.-The faculty OF Williams
College have purchased the Wilder collection Of
mineral and natural specimens which Is con-
sidered the most elaborate in America. requr
ing forty years for completion. and valued at
$50 900. 1t was owned by Mr.. Wilder OF Hoo
sick Falls. The means arc provided to trans
fer it to tho college. and 100000 have been
pledged by the alumni to construct memorial
hall to contain the group. The new building
will also contain an art gallery. apartments for
college literary societies. and a library and
lecture rooms
Tho graduating ceremonies OF the class Of 70
opened to- night with the preliminary speaking
for the intercollegiate rhetorical candidates.
Tho alumni have selected for trustee A. L.. Hop
kins manager OF the Wabash hallway. Of To-
leslo. OF the class OF 1868
Tomorrow President Chadbourne will de-
liver tho baccalaureate sermon. On Monday
evening the Hon. Charles Francis Adams will
deliver AN address before the Adelphic Union
Society. on Tuesday morning there will be u
meeting OF the Alumni Society and reunion OF
the claRscs Of 1929 1889 and 1919. In tho even
ing. q reception will bo given TO tho faculty.
and a rhetorical contest for tho Graves prize.
On Wednesday morning there will be class ex-
ercises and the closing ceremonies The Presi-
dents final reception will be held In the even
ing. The graduating class numbers forty.
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man has shot my hps6snd." SiH Rfter@WSr4. ward Lees Les
Gays, Blair went 'to Armstrong and said,
TO shoot lower down" Armstrong. who was
Iees s rYo You rufi,S9. Log rIfllan. you murdered
lots. and she ought to bo arrested heard her
Say & In the Sreseince Of score Of people that
~h Sc nn np @ % the pSn
m2uth, for he was running the business.
p,,,s,e AZ tho reporter was talking With Justice
70 So JSsoe viii 9SSny GoS sSTSr %Sns 'd I'D
night and arrange for Armstrong's funeral,
and will toach you lesson for letting Blair 60"
ONCE. whore he became very abusive. and said (:
Over two hundred men will turn out tonight.
and well string you up 4 you don't act fair.
rich man who shot poor coachman like dog"
:. Justice Pillsbury sprang TO his feet and said:
Il you insult me again III lock you up"
The man ran down stairs. but he afterward
said he meant no harm.
When the application for a writ Of habeas
Newark. Court House yesterday, Mr. Weeks
said that counsel desired 10 have the facts laid
before the Court In full. and moved that the
writ bo held without service until after tho In
quest The motion was granted.
Al o'clock yesterday afternoon Constable
William Acken .1 secured the I89llloEinS named
L. d. Hall. Q. 9. Corby, John N. Layand. L. s.
u So ceSs sS Of MSe SSsr TRRsy Rsyy s wsS SS
strong's body In Coroner Woodrutf's morguo
in Newark, last evening. The inquest will be
begun on Tuesday morning. either In Newark
or in Montclair. Two young men called at the
morRue last evening. and said they knew Arm
strong but they nade no explanation. No
that Armstrong has no relatives In this
country.
gialr's place, temporarily in the MSc6anics'
National Bank yesterday.
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AYouas Frenehmau'. Suicide.

Pierre Cheverton. handsome FrenchmAn.
about 81 years OF age, to this city Havre in
the French steamer LAmerque on Thursday, having
purchased railway ticket to San Francisco 1t Is said
that he agent for nrm In ranS Two OF his
trunks were seized because they contained several hun
drcd dollars worth ofrwclry that said he at
tempting IN Smugylc He went TO small hotel at O3i
Washington street aud engaged third story room He
did not what his business but seemed greatly
troubled about the detention of his trunNs lie went to
his room on Friday evening. and Yesterday morning his
body was found there lie had cut deep cash In the
calf OF his usht lex and throwing himself backward on
the bed with hts tect the floor BLEED death lie used
table knifc belonging 10 the hotel when he found
the right leg Of his trousers rolled up To- the knee
and tfc knife las the table. In his pockets
found silver watch, 81 In mono receipt for the
steamship passage money, and an emigrant railway
ticket 10 san Francisco Around his waist a beA
containing $40 in gold.
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AGAINST MIR. BAY1RD.
Another Movement TO Oust Him from the n
nance Committee Chairmanship.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-There are public
intimations to-day that the extreme silver
men " in the Senate are still unrcconclled to
the retention OF Senator Bsyard rs Chairman OF
the Finance Committee. and claim that further
caucus action will be necessary to settle the
question. Eighteen OF the Democratic Senators
have signed q paper urging Mr.. Bayard to
withdraw his resignation. but on tho contrary
sixteen other Democratic Senators declined to
sign 1t. namely: Messrs. Beck. Cockrell. Coke.
Garland, Grover. Hereford Houston. Jonas,
Maxey,, Morgan. Pendleton. Slater. Vest. voor:
hoes. Walker. and Williams. The pronounced
silver men who signed the paper are Miessrs.
Wallace Thurman, Mcdonald. Ransom. Vance.
Jones tFln,) Call. Hill tGa.l. Harris. and Bailey.
Tho remaining eight signatures are those OF
Senators In accord. more or less thoroughly
with Mr.. Bayard's financial views. or tho
seven Democratic Senators absent when tho
paper was In circulation. II IL conceded that
i've. namely. Mossrs. Gordon. Lamar. Ran
dolph, Mcpherson. and Farley would have
united In tho request to Mr.. Bayard to retain
his chnirmanshp. but II is said that the other
two. Messrs. Johnston and Withers. would have
refused to sign It, In tho event OF any con-
slderahlo prolongation Of the session Mr..
Bayard's opponents intend TO revive the con-
troversy by calling another caucus.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Lord BeAeOnsheld has severe attack Of gout
The House passed yesterday the bill passed recently
BY the senate changing tho name OF the erybOa James
Fisk, Jr to the Passaic
Base ball yestcrday-In Albany; AbanyS 3; Nationals
2. In Providence; Haryards. o. IAles 4 In Chicago;
Chioagos 3, Cincnnaus, l.
Gen Banco has personally dictated tie most encrgete
measures ior the determination Of TWO parties Of bandits
In the jurisdiction OF Colon Cuba.
The Belgian Government has submitted to the Cham.
Der Of Representatives bills taxing the cultivation Of
home and the importation OF foreign tobacco
The breaking mp Of the od Arctic exploring ship Reso'
ute will be begun Monday the British Admiralty hAY.
Ing refused TO preserve hor asa training ship
Tho Chapel Street Cotton Minis In the AncOas District
OF Manchester England one NJ the largest IN the city
have been burned The damage 10 estimated at $50 0O0
The French Chamber NJ Deputies Yesterday concluded
general debate the Educational bill and decided by
vote VI 500 20 $50 10 proceed TO e discussion OF It's clauses
william Parker, alias Charles Duncan colored on trial
for the murder OF Mrs Foster Memphis, In january
last was yesterday convicted oi murder In the FIRST de-
gree.
An application WAS made before Jalee Barnard, at
Pouhkcepsie yesterday Tor an injunction RESTRAINING the
Brooklyn, flatbus and COney Island Railroad nom
ming their cars into Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn The de.
clsion Is reserved
Justice Westbrook yesterday appointed Henry rler.
SON Charles Hilton, ami Gen, Selden H. Marvin CommiS
Oners 10 determine the dispute between the Troy and
Boston Railroad and the Boston. HDOsac Tunnel and
Western Railroad relative 10 the latter road crossing the
uAeks.of the FORMER.
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SUFFERING FROM THE HEAT.
Muititudes Seeking Shore Resorts-Cases OF
sua.troke In this City and Brookiyn.


suu.troke In this CITY and Brookiyu.
The excessive heat Of yesterday drove
multitudes OF persons to seaside resorts. and
caused the streets at midday to present an un-
usually quiet appearance. The limos Of travel
leading to presumably cool places In the vicinity
were we'll patronized. Temporary facilities for
selling alleged cooling beverages had been pre-
pared at frequent Intervals along the thorough
fares where persons were sure to be passing.
and they did a good business till their Ice melt
cd and left nothing but topid colored water 10
tempt the thirsty.
Every car moving In the direction OF Coney
Island through Brooklyn. yesterday. was
crowded to its utmost capacity. Extra cars
we're put upon the horse railroad route to
land TO accommodate the throngs thut desired
70 go that way because OF the cheap fare and
the pleasant ride. The different Coney Island
railroad depots were filled with pushing
throngs Of men and women, struggling for tho
best places Mt tho gates and dashinR for the end
Several casos Of prostratlon by tho hont were
reported. Julius Schapold. AZ years OF age.
living at $40 West Fifty second street. was sun
struck IN Tenth avenue. q.
Brooklyn. was overcome by the heat at Atlantic
and SCHENECTADY avenues, Brooklyn.
John q. Schmetzer. aged 40. a German, wns
street brooklyn. and was removed to the City
Christian Sloan, aged 4s. was overcome by
gen street Brooklyn. and was taken to tho City
John Mckay agOd 50. OF 70 North Elliott
while at work at Harbcck's stores. aud was
taken to the Long Island College Hospital:
AZ Hudnuts Pharmacy at A. NJ, 77'; o. 15o;
IA NJ. 75s,' y" o. l. NJ w. o. S''' I" W.
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ACCUSED BY HER AUNT.
An Orphan Girl who showed n Fondness for
Rowing aud bareback Hiding.

Jennie Wilson. n fresh-faced girl OF IS.
dressed in limp and faded clothes. before Justice
Elliott, In Brooklyn. yesterday accused by her aunt
Mrs Ann johnson Of 40 Van Co avenue Grecnpoint OF
being dsorlerly person. The girl. her said, hal
a tendency To be wild and disobedent She had gone
rowing on Newtown Greek with some young This
Mrs johnson Thought was Mighty improper. The girl
hal also mounted barrbacked horse and galopcd the
animal about Before the Justice. tcw days ago the
was settled by Arrangement under which Jennie
Wilson 10 live with Bella Wilson the wife OF
her brother Geonsc and learn how to make flowers
She from this place. and FRIDAY night
found IN the Bethlehem Mission under the proto ction OF
Mr. Isaac carhaf the Supcrintcn nhent and his wife,
jennie Wilson claimed 10 have been converted and
have found Christian friends who were going To ala her
and secure for her employment She would go
home. and on her brother complaint she arrested
She is orphan grl sui all Of her relatives agreed In
tsi ing ihe Justice that there doing ANYTHING
with her Mr. Carhart avcrrrd that the gir had been
unsindly treated by her relatives aud that she only
needed Kind Christian friendship
The Justice permitted Jennie Wilson's brother 10 take
ne home.
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THE ALLEGHENY BANK ROBBERY.
One OF the burglars Capturedin In WheelinG-A
boast that Led 10 his Detection.

FALLS CITY June Interesting devel-
opments were made to-day in the robbery OF
the WorkinGmen's Savings Bank of Allegheny
which attracted so much attention at tho time.
March 80. from the boldness Of the scheme and
the bravery Of Cashier Walters. This afternoon
Detective Jerry Smith returned from Wheeling
with Charles DnIloy. ono Of tho robbers. Dali
ley is thc son Of the iailer OF the Wheeling iail
who acquired notoriety by releasing from Jail
a well-known thicf 1t is known that the robbery
was planned by tiye we-knOwn thieves and
was fixed for March 20. Two OF the men backed
out and three came 20 this city to carry i out.
On tho Goth tho three lowered around the bank
but two detectives happened accidentally TO bo
IN that neighborhood and frightened theu
away. The robbery wns committed the next
day. The men got their hands on $4,000 but
were obliged TO drop most OF II under the rapid
firing OF Cashier Waters. The thieves got
away with about 81 800 Tho detectives got a
clue from Dailoy's boasting Of n scalp, p,wound
from a pistol ball, which ho said he got in n
scrimmasa up in Pittsburgh. Tho detectives
know the names Of the other two thieves. but
thcir Whereabouts is unknown.
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SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING.
Stringent Orders Issued to the Police TO See
that the Law 10 Enforced.

Capts Ward, Washburn, Williams, Ryan,
and Berghod last evening read an order sent to
to them by Inspector Dilkes OF the Second In
spoctlon District. calling attention to stringent
resolutions adopted by the Police Board. The
resolutions are in substance as follows:
That should any liquor saloon. lager beer
saloon. restaurant hotel. or other place be found
selling liquor. beer. or any malt or intoxicating
LIQUORS. in violation OF the Excise and Sunday
laws the police In tho precincts where the yio-
lntion occurs will be held strictly accountable.
The order is to be strictly understood as mean
ing to cover any slde doors, or places whero
liauor beer malt. or any intoxicating liquors
shall be sold or given on any premises whatever.
This order. 1t is said. 10 more strict than any
order ssued in 1866, in which year police, ON;
GERS and sergents and detectives were ordered
10 20 in plain clothes and force an entrance into
saloons where 1t was suspected that liquor was
sold A delegation OF saloon keepers and AL
dermen II is said, late last night called on sew;
eral OF the police magistrates. who promised
them that should 1t be- necessary the Police
Courts would be held open day and night
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My.,er,ou. Murder ora Woman.

ST LOUIS. juno 2s.-Mrs. Agnes Dieckmann.
wife OF william Dieckmann a farmer living at
BiuG Ridge. St Louis County. about twenty
miles from this city mystcrinusly
William DiCkcrman left home at about OcUck ycster
day morning ANA came to st Louis TO sell farm pruucc
leaving his wife IN bed, and Jos,ph Stockh
neighhor. who had helped him to prepare for market
in the morning, Mt his house. Some three hours later
At the house, whore he found Stockh and negro.
named Lyle who were going to cut wheat for DickmRun
Not finding his sister up, he and StOcki went 10 her
room and found her dead IN bed with bullet hole in
her forehead and another Just behind the lett ear aud
still another in the neck.
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Suicide In Front Of the o,r.sy House.

Detective Charles Heidelberg. shortly before
midnight ran the Thireth street police station and
said Sergeant westerve PLEASE send at once for
doctor. man has cut his throat outside the GilseY
House" Detective Heidelberg had hardly done
speaking. than four policemen followed by a
grrAt thr0ng NJ people, entered the station carrying
a man from whose neck blood was flowing The man
was Vernon II Harris OF 80 East Broadway lie scemed
insane aud from lrtor found IN his pocket II l. ev mt
he contemplated suicide. gentleman who saw the
affair said
WAS standing At the door NJ the Gsey House when
the by lie stood still for moment, then be
San gosucuatng amt flashed the razor from his pocket
His actions caused crowd 10 assesnhle Wheirtfrsud
denly kEet down and deliberately drew the razor across
his throat"
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Arrn,rp.a for rol.onlns her Husband.

SALEM N. Y. juno 2s.-Frances E. Barnes OF
shushan was Arragned IN the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner this morning indictment charging her with
murder In the nrs degree for the poisoning Of her hus
band BENJAMIN Barnes, farmer at shushan, In March
last She pleaded not guilty and the date trial will be
determined next week The deceased iarmer was his
wife : ~ nor bY many years Dying under mysterious
cirouIstAnces, an investigation was had, and post
murtefn revealed the fact that death caused by
seuc barnes proved To have purchased poison
a lew days before her husbands death, and admitted
that she did She claimed however, that she lost the
drug OF her home.
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A Woman Murdered and Deeapltatsd.

MONTREAL. June 2s.-At late hour last night
the muulapd body OF woman named Mccormack alias
Conway was found In house ON william street Grfnn
town The hcuse, which Is In low part OF the city Is
occupied by Mr. and Mrs Myers and Is frequented by
dispated characters when The police visited the place
ut midnight horrible spectscle was presented. The
body the lying IN pool Of b.OWl aud her
head severed from the body was In bucket close by
IN which also found her right hand. drunkken
braw had been going uurng the early part Ol the
day ami 1t supposed the murder was committed m tho
afternoon Mrs Myers has been arrested, all the cir.
cnmlsianoes SO far nonlng 10 her rs the mnrdeTess
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LOUISVILLE. June 27.-The excitement In
Kentucky over the year-od and under rot to take
place place on the 10Th Of July at Louisville, grows out
Of the fact that crack SO and Trim
ke-hAvo accented the handicap Of year and the race
Is believed IN be between them.
SO SO is working we'll She rotted quarter ms season
IN 80 seconds and her endurance ana seadless nave
been estai she'd Trinket rotrd last fall In her three
yoarold form quarter in the same TIME J!secondS anu
II belle we'd that she has more speed than 30 30
The are without doubt the crack ryeArods III tho
world Each hily has its pArtsana nni backcrt anu M
the tho contest approaches, the excitement IN.
cTeaoa II promises to be the most exciting race ever
Notted In Kentucky
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Convicted ana Ansrwnra discharged.

William II. Bartlett and George W. Martin.
who were convicted year ago Of highway rob.
berry In knocking down Warren II Lane, Cashier OF the
Planet Mills In front OF the school house at uoyt and
President streets, Brooklyn, and robbng him Of $3.50
were yesterday discharged by Justice Moore OF the
Kings County Court OF Sessions on their own recog.
nlance. The prisoners stoutly maintained their nnO.
cence In spite Of the positive idenuhcaiions Of numbS
witnesses and appealed from the verdict IL ting
them and the General Term In the Judgment
and ordering new TRIAL expressed an opinion that the
testimony IN the not sufficient for conviction.
AG evidence could be produced against the pTis-
oners IL was thought useless to have new tfAl.