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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS,
MORNING SESSION.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Perkins-H. B. No. 1. 70 authorizn
Gallatin County Commissioners to issue
bonds. sell them, and take up the bonded
debt of the county. Referred to Commit
tee on Ways and Means. Fl. B. No. 5, TO
authorize Gallatin County Commissioners
to issue bonds not to exceed $4,000 to
Blu! Id court house. Referred to Com. on
Ways and Means. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
H. J. NJ. No. l. Asking Congress to an
propriate. $4,000 for * enses of session
was read the third time, passed. and hat.
agreed to.
Ii. j. r. No. 2, In reference to contract
ing for printing. put on final passage :;
ayes II, nays s. passed and title agreed to.
Report of committee on Governors Mes
sage presented and referred as reported.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23
AFTERNOON SESSION
COUNCII-Fffth DRy.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Parbery offered the certificate Of elec-
tion of Paul Mccormick us delegate from
Custer county. and moved that he be
granted the privilege OF the floor of the
Council. Agreed to.
On motion of Hyde. the Governors
Message was referred TO the Committee on
Printing. with instructions to print at Gov
eminent expense. Adjourned.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23
COCNCEL-FOurtN Day.
MORNING SESSION,

MUENINN SF.SbION.
The chief clerk read tho combinations of
N0taries Public. among which are Peter
Koch and Michael Harley, Gallatin county;
Alex. Carmichael. q. n. Smith and A. P.
Warren. Custer county.
Notice of various lspassed finally: II.
}. r.. Legalizing the action of the Gov
crnor in appointing officers for Custer
con ~. and legalizing the late election
he Id there. Passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After transacting business Of minor i'm
portance, adjourned.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23
SEs
HOUSE--V0urth Day.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
Consideration OF special order II. &. r
No. |. tor adjournment without delay.
Robinson moved the adoption of the res
olution. Put to vote. Ayes s. noes IS.
Committee on printing reported in favor
of the adoption Of G. e. X. No. ?.
Notice OF Bills. in relation to fees of
County Treasurers, County Clerks and
County Assessors.
By Perkins-A bill to enable Gallatin
county to provide tor its fiji dcd debt.
Robinson introduced II. j. NJ. No. /. re-
qnesting Congress to appropriate 81 900
to meet the deficiencies for printing and
other incidental expenses.
The Governors Message was postponed
until 3p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Motion carried authorizing the judiciary
and Ways and Means Committees of each
House to employ two clerks to each
House. to assist Committees.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Governors Message. While,
was considered in detail, and its several
heads referred to appropriate committees.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23

On Monday. the 18th inst. the eleventh
Legislative Assembly convened in Helena
in accordance with provisions of law.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23

Communication received, land read
from publishers Of Herald, also from pub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
DECISIONS-Drc. 10.

Supreme Cowi-Chdmbos-B Judge Brady
Merchants and Planters National Rank ag lsaacssee
memorandum. Wcch at Winterbnin see meinoisluuIn
strauss ag Ilman-Presen report and papers Grace agt
show In the matter o. NOelpel
Tucker agt. IGckei.-Gtanted
SaDcTior Comt-Spccidl Tcrm-By Chef-Justice
Cniti--IabOr Van Ts-s, et al-PropOse1 case and
amendments settled and ordered On He .
TvJgagc Spcr- Chambers agG Appleton % al+ Munscil
yrt FiOJd-Oricis signed. Munsc art FiOjd.AuoNance
of -i5O Collins agf. Gutter ct a-OIdcT Tor commission
Bouke ag Heicnstere a-Orer granted and udert KING
approved agt Spencer ct al.oricr hitting John
Mex Mccarthy. esq receiver etc. Doyle aet; Curey-
granted. FarbroOS COripva the PARK Nat ual
Bank Wmn Joseph ast Maegregor Neville OCT CHRIS.
tic agi Savage SOnona valley VINE ana Bianiy
Company agt. sax Berry agt Bonon-Orcers granted.
scnrrTe Watenburg-Commission returned iiom MUIR
emLefc. Bavaria. ,.
Marine Court-Gcnerdl Tc,m-By Chiei-Justlce
AK. Jgdscs Goopp and SAcIidaniIumah ana another
ag WesJudgmen reversed new riai ordered Win costs
q abide the event. .
CIsGmbcrs-By Judge sinnott-AlwOod agt Taylor. Mo-
granted. Robinson als the Howe MACHINE COMPANY
denied without Dodge ag Mellcn-BOnd APP
proved on Justification. Dalton agi. Otorkc-Moon grant
dismissed with costs. Cuisine AIT Laton.-
Motion granted, defendant allowed 10 supplemental an
swer Graves agt. Cameron. Motion granted; proceedings
Iy Judge Goepp-sacla agt Decker.-Case settled aud
filed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.

SUPREME Cornr-cHAMnFRs-va Worst. Court opens
"o GhSaaaI TrRu-AdIourned until December 30.
SPECIAL ITEM-Barrett. J.-Conft opens al lO:30 a. M
16s as 81 ao Law and s ISL sS ? 5 o o.
BTg6t Court opens so at 1880 a. m
lSS 1877 qS 5dg 1871 ISL i 81 s i as 1879
iciS, 1870. 1875, laio, aa6, 1866. ,o.,o -.
l F as I2S.i@s ?gsP, {. 1898 SS
M ls ST. &C., l5of sd si "a l0'g ii' 1854
PART III-Donohue, J.-SourI opens at 1880 q M Cal
fg e fsd 81 .T So 7G c Zoo isGS 9is 1871
?S7e 227 1889 9,s S7 i ,l5 ~. i%s l i7 ?S
i75s 7G 56i iiai, lili 1862, 1915, 1855 lGOl. s97
81 srrl@ S cGraIGnsFn4l 1EaMAGoTIapea line de
Sr csd a, fTTTspeF xa GCE GRe g. g ~ d. H.
IRILIEGMPAGI icdls Court opens At y 1c g. no M;
SS Isl. 100. 49, i67s, 1878 1914. 1915 1915
P,rr IL Adjourned until December To- 81, =, >,o.
4 nA ass s& s2 so s "p S 49, S r. SS
SS3 %1sS, 1S or he I'm M
EQUITY TEnMc p paly. J.-co1rt opens at IL a m
S gs9 49, I ss Sga crf i@ at ibS
IaGo. 1904 1914, 1915. 1887. liiG.
1875 is ZOO, III i2ss 1924 llis' 1868 1901. 1868
Ma # oona y E 4ss a toss s 'cou''
10, SAsE f H. IS sc0ui' opens at 10 D. HN0'
oi o 7so 10 cg.n ga a e 49, g. s5 Ss
500 81, 90. 4Ol. 1888, i75.
GENERAL SHsslOSs-PART flowing. 1.-The People agt
Josepn VOikmer Mary N0kmer. administering poison
lanes Deunedy, James IcGl lin. homicide -
II-t;iierslecve.J People agt Patrick Fah
erty John burglary jacob Chrlstmau homicide
MAY GRAY George Henry. larceny Haac Movers
receiving goods Morris Bass Henry Snelback obscene
literature. - ,,
uYLE AND TERMNEE.- Daniels, 1.-The People agt William
Kelly. burglary. .
NrfFD STAfFs DIsIRICT COURT-IN AnhIRAtTl-Choa j.
NO 1861. \. Janss agt j. l. Tucker No lO1-J ~ jan
ssen agi. Butler Stllman and Hubbard No. l4s-Bunge
fl al agf steamship Utopia; No lig G.. /csmcr aRt
steamship Utopia; NO.,2IO-A. d. sldracud agt g. Mapes
Of ScullV "A No. &c tiTum
w. r. Frost: 81. g. Unnevchr age steamship Hndoo
No LTD. W. ManwauDg agt. bark Carrie Dclap No
I5-W A. Pascal agt. schooner f. H. GIlkey; No l5l-J
Crossan AIT steamtug T. a. Packer; No l2j-J Duny agt
n H. Williams No lOj-I. FaTvcll steamboat j. II.
-arin No ll5-G. A. Thorndlke sgt steamboat j. IT, Star
in: No 73-W. A. Ducll agt steamboat Niagara No 10
George Maiol agt. steamtug A. r. Preston; No l25-T.
crsn act steamship Crescent CITY No lbOJ. Casey agt
brig Nile NO I6i-W Andrews agt. steamboat SARATOGA
No Il7-IsernarJ Kane Penny et al; No l29P ]. "
s al steamship Crescent city. No. l5O-Middiesex
Quartz Company vt. schooner A. Mason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
PRAYER AND ITS ANSWER.

To the Editor OF me Tri6HHs.
SIR: | have read in your paper The letter of
O. H. g. asking instance OF an answer to prayer thas
can be proved the result Of Divine interference by
change Of natural laws shall not refer him TO ito
Apostles though far better witnesses than myself and
to my self satisfactory. But II the existence power and
tender affection Cod for sufficiently displayed
IN the institution OF the Gospel TO commend It TO tho
obedien, confidence Of and If IFS fleets since upon
the world have co:rObo atcG ITS claim TO be CT God 90
all CHRISTIANS must assume have right to demand
m raclc. He who asks for violation Of wisely
lshed laws must be unwse and every humble, not n-
solcmt prayer may be answered without the violation
oflaw Prayer brings us into harmony with God. Ills
laws His providence His grace, and raises us from tbs
bitter experience of life OF Ignorance and pain. IN
hope to q life pure, peaceful and endless. Why should
= miracle he performed for the benefit OF one man
Every would have an equal right TO
chaos Tie multiplicity or miracles would de-
stroy their efficiency. and the demand for them
is ms 10 Is irrpycrent. The proposition of
O. r. = that belief in God has the same effect up05 the
believer whether lie exists or not Is not true IL a.
sumes death OF the believer dcncs the hand
purposes IL denies that God ~ with and II COM
palcs "A nasy telegram for ruthluness 10 the 2rrat
facts of The Gospel. which IN the tribunal OF human un
Outstanding have stood the scrutiny Oi eighteen centb
rlcs So
believing In God, and 10y prayer rcp0sngin Him, see
in sucety for ne and knowing that lie j. absolutely
good and needs further Precipitation, see that lie
works or the universal good. u.
DcSkiey ohio, Nov. so. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
A STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.
he Ed,fOr orThe TrtGune.


SIR: In to-day's TRIBUNE YOU say that iii
there Is any sound why the United states Is not
entitled to statute OF limitations. well az the rest OF
mankind this wOn,d NJ 20 be good tine To state H.
The princpal reason why maYaauI is entitled To q
statute of Limitations IS that people generally DO not
take or preserve receipts. reduce their rans2c
lions to writing But the United states does take re-
ceipts every dollar paid out, reduces all its contracts
and transactions to writing, and carefully preserves all
these papers in reproof buildings. Il is from Us mania
for reducing everything 10 writing ami record that va
get the terms red tape and " circumocuion Office"
Another reason for such statute for mankind Is to
prevent plaintiffs from delaying their suits untn the
witnesses defence have died. forgotten the facts
or gone to parts This reason can apply OF
course, Only 10 adversary trials, wherein under
the rules of evidence, tho party wins whose
evidence preponderacs, bo T. weak or strong
Ru; eycept IN the Court OF Claims, where
statute OF limitations already exists. oil GoverS-
mont claims are settled on eX partc evidence adj
duced by the claimant. lie does not neIe pre-
pOuderancc OF evidence. In the courts but must
prove all facts necessary 10 make out legal CLAIM "
The fil satisfaction vi officers in the pay 81 the Ced
States aud n those officers suspect any possible de-
fence they cast on the claimant the burden III proving
the noueystencc OF such defence. Therefore whatc'cr
dsadyantage results from loss of witnesses or evidence
by lapse OF time falls the claimant ana not on thc
United states. -.
AuotLer reason for statute FOR individuals Is 20
prevent dead claims from rising mp to disturb sete
mems made by testators among chiiuIen. i"is VI
course has no application 10 the U1itcd states
A fourth reason why the United states should nov
have statute oflimat0ns against the citizen, is mat
the citizen has not Of limitations against the
United States In conclusion MAJ not suggest iiat TX
auy sound reason why the United states - en-
titled TO statute of limitations this would sSem 10 0e
good time 10 state 10 j. W. sNith'
Washington, ID. O., Dec. D. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
N4VAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-LieutenantC Com
mandcr Henry Gloss aud Lieutenant T. 3 Phelps have
been detached from duty at san Francisco and placed
on waiting orders. Lieutenant A. NJ Thackara has been
ordered ordnance duty at the Washington Navy YARD;
Medical Inspector A. c. Gorgas has been ordered duty
at the Naval Academy. January .; Passed Assistant
Surgeon Howard Smith to temporary duty at the Navy
Yard ard Hospital az Pensacola Fi sistantsirgeon
Richard Ashbrdgc TO duty on board the iron cads III
the James River. Va: Chief Engineer H. H. MOVES 70
hold Einse.f In readiness for sea SCI wee Gunner j. X
Wilson to duiy az the Naval Magazine. Portsmouth
n. IL; CARPENTER j. G. Tilden 20 the receiyingship
Franklin; Medical Director Charles Martin Is detached
from the Nayal Hospital Norfolk and ordered to duty
az the Norfolk Navy YARD Medical Director L. GnioD.
from duty Mt The Naval Academy aud ordered to duty
at tue Norfolk Naval Hospital Surgeon g. . Beardsey.
from the New-York Navy Yard and placed o. waiting
orders Acknowledgment G.. Il. Lumsden from duiy on
waiting orders.
Tie Uniicd States steamers Talapoosa and Alliance
have arrived At NewpOrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
WA. f. CHANDLER AND JOHN SIBERIAN.

WA. r.. CHANDLER AND JUN
WHAT THE SECRETARY REALLY SAID ABOUT BEING
CONTROLLED BY DEMOCRATS
To the EdifOr OF The Tribune
SIR: Mr.. William T.. Chandler in letter re-
Gently published Ill TGE TRIBUNE, used the follow
ing language
For myself may say, that while now as In 1876 an
ardent advocate for Mr. Blalncs nOmlnatiOh lh'thk I"
second choice for senator COnk.ing; coHceiving The
selection OF Secretary Sherman, who publicly announce
nluisrlf a candidate IN "A letter 10 D;in'cth. anu
promises IL elected TO be controlled by DemOcrats' rs
utterly dstastefu u me-" etc, ETC
The only published letter of Mr.. sherman's was
written in MAY last to the Hon. John II. HasSin,
Union Democrat and an old personal friend. All
he said in relation to his candidacy was rs follows
What would aspire "a In ease pnhlic opinion shoull
decide make n candid ne for me Preside
he To unite IN cooperation with the Republican laIF
all National elements Of the country that contribution TO-
aided any TIC sncccssIu N!ndleallni Oh AZ"
tlons authority during tie war
You that NY general ideas would lcad me 10 ctn
greatly upon the War Democrats and soldiers 10 tIc ser
vic. have been influenced by political tHrn'a SINCE
The true issue for $50 is. National supremacy ~
National matters. honest money, and an honest doiar
Wherc is the promise " to be controlled by Dem
ocrats" as wrongfuy charged ,r. Chandler
should not suff his personal hostility To MI Shef-
man TO 20 far as TO Put an unwaffanted anu,
therefore a false construction on the meaning OF
letter containing sentiments entitled 10 universal
approval lie is unjust to himself rs well a to Mr.
Sherman and should take the first occasion 10 place
himself III lis proper attitude before the public.
Washington u. C., Dec. 6, 1879 N.Y..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
MISS PARNELLS LETTERS.

To TIE EditOr or The Tribune
SIR: The sister of Mr.. Charles ). Parnell,
NJ r. would have caught the cacGtes Scritcndi
very yiruleny indeed aud it IL only to be regretted
that her logic and sweet reasOnabeness do not keep
pace with voubillty Any person who Is, like the
writer, intimately acquainted with the character OF the
nish peasanry and the condition Of Ireland must Lc
very blind or very stupid he fail TO apprehend the most
fatal and disastrous consequences from agitation such
as Mr. Parnell has insgatcd am In great sympathy
with my couu;rymen; know that they have tangible
grievances but also know that when men-ycnal and
gtators many Of then-str M the passions
of the peasanry by al captandum speeches aud Gillette
rIllyingcrles they doug more tban any BRUSH Coy
eminent con do 20 rrtarj the progress ana eventual
pcace OF the country. Mr. Giadstones Land nil cii
much for the tenant farmers Gradual amendments are
VET feasible nay inevitable But men 81 the intellectual
caIibrc and unphosophicli and unstatesmanike att-
tudc OF Mr. Pal nell aud hs associates can 30 nothing
INT evil Miss Parnell TO the contrary Notwithstanding
am Fir, faithfully yours, FEDERAL FRESHMAN.
Netc York Dec. g, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
GILMORE'S NATIONAL SONG.
Curious TALK WITH THE COMPOSER.

CURIOUS 1AI1k " II IT II he CVNIf OST1N.
ysIF REMARK ABLE ORIGIN OF THE ANTHEM--A Pr
CUIIARLy FANClFUL wEDDlNG-MR GILMoREs
BOUNDIEss ENTHUSIASM OVER HIS ANTHEM
HIS PLANS FOR PRESENTING 1T.
p. :. Gilmore, so well known as the organizer Of
"Jubileesn and the conductor of (iIlmoIc's Band,
recently published a " National anthem" called
Columbia and as such productions not
events of everyday occurrence, TRIBUNE reporter
sought a chat with Mr., Gilmore upon the subject of
the composition. Friday morning tire reporter
called at his residence No. 81 West Twelfthst. and
was cordially welcomed by Mr.. Gilmore. who con-
vcrscd freely in regard to his anthem. He was very
enthusiastic rs to its merits, aud confident OF its re-
ception In the course of the Interview he recited
the poem with great show of feeling and Mrs Gil-
more. who seems scarcely to share her husbands
enthusiasm to the full. played the music of the
piece upon the piauofOrtc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
ATRICMPHAL PROGRESS.
TO the EGifor Of rae Tr.ibWne.

SIR: About December / comes upon The
conndiug luhhc the annual deluse OF prospectuses.
Unaware OF any danger the natural thing 10 do
is to strip FOR bath usually read these advertise
ments of tic magazines and newspapers with curious
Interest and like true lover OF poetry, believe It oil.
Tie andrrtow Is certain 10 lay hold Of snch reader
Some publications that appeal especially TO his tastes
and views, s,raglwny begin TO drag nj him, ant II s
lucky at this sort OF monster can be appeasc. rs
In. oldss honas ones could not hc, by lew dollars In
money. TIE TRIBUNE and The ArGhNc are most likely
my principa capors; hut instead OF caYihg that
am Ihonf he siraugci IN Oi slus!y rradng.
think mys, rather az IN sort Of sea chariot, VITA
these two In harness, and about 10 ride In triumph
during another year. along the current o. the most
honest and graceful iii scussiOn OF tie tine X.
PERM December g. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
THE ADvENTIsTs DEFENDED.

SIR: Whether the sect in Russia called the
Calysty should held accountable for the OF the
LEADER referred 10 In to-days tribune, cannot say,
not knowing anything Of the teachings OF the sect but
do know injustice done to Adveutis,s In
the statement that referred TO bid fair 10 rival
American Adventsts IN their zeal AID taste for human
sacrifices"
There IL no of regionists that regard the idea OF
buean sacrifices with more adherence than Adycn,ss,
and II is hardly fair sgmaiiz the whole body fer the
insane act OF one member. wh0 under mistaken sense
Of duty, killed his Own child
III Au,.Dtists were large and influential body
such compa wJud hardly bc d., bat am eei-
Iiu tlnt THE TRIBUNE would not wilfuliv do injustice
10 auy body OF protested Christians however small or
unpopular IL night be. Respectfully yours.
GRO. X CARROLL
M - HLLis.sL Neic- York. Dec. .. lssv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
QUESTIONS OF FINANCE ANSWERED..

SIR: IL was stated in your A. Il. {. papers
on Finance that IN the early settlement OF this country
worthless paper was forced the people b7 law, and
that as n consequence -four went NJ to 500 barre.
ard sat to $50 n bushe and that 1t was aiterward
funded at enc cent on the dollar Where Is the history
OF this How can prove II
In later paper figures are given showing that Only
small portion OF rcrfona property Is taxed. Why 10
this Are the people ALI roges or do the assessors pu
all az per cent? A. f. MUEinY'
Atkinson, H., Nov. Il. 1870.
THE first issue of Continental currency was made
June %. 1875. and was apporticned among the
States according TO population. Rhode Island
speedily declared any person public enemy who
refused to take the notes. and other States soon fol-
lowed with laws of the same purport Another
issue followed in that year. and on January IL,
177G Congress passed a resolution declaring that
ANY person who shall hereafter be lost to all
virtue and regard for his country al to refuse to
receive SAID bills i'll payment. or obsruct and dis
courage the circulation thereof, and shall be duly
convicted by the committee of the city, county or
district or in case Of appeal from their decision by
the Assembly. convention. council or committee Of
safety of the Colony where he shall reside, such
person shall be deemed, published and treated as an
enemy Of his country, and procluded from all trade
or intercourse with the inhabitants of these
Colonies" From that time the records of early days
are full of acts resolutions and declarations aimed
at people who refused to take the Continental cur
rency, which sank to value of only onefth OF one
cent on the dollar, though S16s ,2s0,2l9 of that
currency was finally funded, aud the holders re-
ceived one cent on the dollar. or 81 $50, 500.
Personal, property is not fully taxed because
there are a great many men who like Mr. Tilden
when the income tax was in force do not correctly
return the value of their property. Very much OF
such property the keenest assessors are unable to
trace, and public opinion recoils from the iDquis
torial methods which would be necessary TO detect
| it,-Ldl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Albert Gilbert. Assistant-A Appraiser OF the
NewYOi Custom HCuse. arrested Tor accepting brb' T.
wns Yesterday evening admitted TO bal III, son
Albert Gilbert ire merchant OF jamestown, " u, De-
came his bondsInan Ia $4,000.
Detective Mcknight, of the Central Office.
arrested Charles Roth Einst. Tuesday afternoon,
for forgery. complaint of Edwin H. Hail. Of Boston.
On being arrGigncd yesterday at the TOnbs, Eoh ex
pressed himself willing To 20 TO Boston without formal
requsitiOn.
In the case of Edward Reinhardt, the con-
denmed wife murderer. before tie Supreme Court,
expected that decision VIII be rendered until
March, and should tho be carried 10 the Court Of
Appeals, Is said that the COur. would not DE able 10
give decision until October.
Pcpc Rosaies. a cigar manufacturer, OF No.
so Hcnly-si. arrested yesterday mnung on CHAT
hat-s by officers of Special Revenue Agent Brookss
department. for having in his possession i've boxes oil
cigars which the requisite stamps were not attached
The cigars were If superior quality aud TIE boxes
were branded TO indicate that they had been iul-
ported. United States Commissioner Osborn held the
prisoner In $500 bail.
Special Agent Nevins of the Treasury De-
partment. yesterday arrested Robert Mckinney, fire
man on board the steamship BotLna. and David Wood,
hardware merchant. OF No. IL Br0wnell-st. sapleOi,
S.atcn Island, charge Of smuggling i've gross OF
pcggingaws and forty yak gross 81 braG-1wIs united
states Commissioner Shields held both prisoners ia
II 900 BAN examination. Wood gave Dal Dut Nc
Brney was committed To Ludlow street JAN.