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New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
YrW.YORK EAR DISPENSABY.
OF TIE TRUSTEES - NUMBLR OF. PA1IENIt
TREATED.

REVIEW OF a SUCCESSFUL YEARS WoRh-REPoHI
or TIE TRUSTEES NUMBLR OF Patients
TREATED.
The eighth annual report OF the NeW-lo ork
Tar Dispensary has just been issued in pamphlet iorm'
The trustees state that the experiences o! the year IuS
uasscd have made II manifest that 1t was an error 10
exclude throat affections from the benefits OF the dis
,cns.rv and bcv have therefore only rejstabhed
that branch but have also added Dental Department.
large part OF the report OF the trustees devoted to
q discussion OF tGc hest method of lnsructnH party
deaf pupls IN the public schools. While they do nOtrecom-
mend the entire separation OF the partly deaf from tho
ordinary pupils they do think that The very dear should
have some Instructions If all, gwen them apart
from others Many partly deaf children they say Tor
lack of classification, are not seated sufficiently near the
teacher to hear anything said by him, and therefore
learn under great disadvantages and also become a
Nindrance 10 Others To Obvate this difficulty the fol
lowing method il recommended 10 teachers for ascer-
flaming the decree of tins defect and the trustees urge
the importance Of its application TO every pupl
Place the scholar nj the furthcst OF seats from the
Instructors desk, with his face turned from Iln Inc
teacher should then, in the voice Usual In conducting
exercises require the pupil 10 repeat aller nm
sentences ANY pupil dan OF hearing Is 10 VAIN toward
the teacher uniI able 70 near Gs'LrS. ,S - M' ,
rate he shond be sred sentences lc,l im con- Gou-
soGant sounds should be used, such as B'r"s UuIung
s1T,e roort further sqvs: Attacks o. inflammation
Of the ear freduenty from scatirg chdlen too
near a stove other source OF neat or permitting tne
10 he 1poscd TO ddugh 0f cold air rcara window or
door; the former rendered very sensitive 10 Colds
thereby and an caT-ache with purent discharge from
inc ear fredueutly follows. This source Of Huf disease
Cod be greatly csscued by better system II heating
ana vcna,iou" The trustees also deem Il important
That the propcr authorities should give greater atten
ton to the hvgicnic condition OF the schools. - i.
'Cbe report oi samuel Sexton, NJ. d. tho HurCeon1n-
Charge states that during the year the numhcr OF pa
tents treated was $40. From the classification tables
,ycH accompany DR.. SeXOD's report, II appears tnhC
S7 persons treated for diseases or the tynpanum
and p for disorders OF the external mcatuS.
The trcasurea report shows that during the year lhe
recepts ucud ng the balance on hand al the close OF
~ amOnutcd 10 100 81. and the eXptndituIcs. m
cludg the amount advanced Ia cover the dehct NlSt
ing December 81 1877, - Oj7 30 leaving balance Oh
hand az kIOS -.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
DAVID PENDER IN SING SING.

In order to prevent any possible attempt
ON the part Of his friends 10 rcscue David PcudcF
sentenced TO twenty years in state Prison, 10y Judge
Gildcre,evc on Tuesday, for stealing diamond car
ring from Mrs De Bary. TftE-iye., it was decided TO
remove HIM from the Tombs To sing sing az an early
lonr YESTERDAY morning. To handcufl,i TO deaf
and dumb burglar named Leroy Peters. and with four
other plsoucTs placed nthc van ana quickly driven
10 the Grand Central Depot, where the party took the
a. H. train for sing Elu- under the guard OF heavily
armed sher,fs. During his tourney Ponder remarked
that however Just his sentence might appear TO the
,ubc II was hard 10 think that he shOnld be deprived
Of his liberty rIwenty years, while others who have
stolen thousands ~ dollars, and even committed hom
eide should escape witha comparatively light sentence
lie said be had been induced 40 commit t'c crime ~
liyun who lad planned and aided iie execution
On reaching The prison De was at once lurnilhFd ny
Keeper Bign as an old inmate, ana although he ~
ir, soutly denied The recognition he acIward acknoW-
Jsdcrd ha iu served Of two and half years In
Sing sing and linton prisons under the name OF Ifacis
Uartuct petit larCCncN. Inc usual d sclpHNc ISl
Of Pender made ont and hled, ms lar cropped
close prison suit given TO hn. and ne then began MS
twenty years l'ir lu prison.
The trial of Flynn who - II charged was the
active manager ia tue robbery OF MI-. d. B.uls
diamond earrings not brought or yesterday I5 III
Will be tTitd carly next month
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
FOG AND ICE on TIE RIvERs

The snow storm OF tuesday was followed
Tuesday night by fog. which the pilots OF The s"nnd
steamers and fcrryhoas claim the heaviest of tie
season II did not break away before a. ~. yesterday
Durng rs prevalence the noise Of whistles ioG-hOrns
and bells along the fronts and III the stream
drafcning The North River fcrryboats made hcl: trips
AT irregular and intervals and the result that
the frrybOuscs the Jersey City side were crowded
with anxious men, wlO dd not reach their places Of
busincss in this city until an lour later
than usual The Last River ferries, especially those
Oh short lines ran Vth more regularity but the RoO>e-
vclt-St and Hunters Point boats were considerably Dc
I9yed The Sound steamers were all detained al For
Scnvler and consequently were from one to two hours
behind time III reaching this Cty. The rail River
steamer O,d Colony. which LETT Newport on Tuesday
evening met with slight accident 10 her machinery
aud obliged 10 return 10 Newport. Ant repairing
she continued kcI trip, and reached NeN-1Ork about
1 N \ .lELlaN.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
1pOV Opr FrOu AIGITPS.

The British iron steamship Delwcni"aicr ar
lived at PcIjl Amhoy y J., ou Monday having laid on
hardv Hook since Saturday, Tying pilot flag. several
,lot- refused 10 talk, te vessel 10 Perth Amhoy on M;
ground that vessel, of such heavy dausut could not md
tuiiccut channel Vator Captain Robertson persisted in
b,,1uc his charter and invoice and he steamed into
Perth Alnoy with l- pilot signal sun nyug. toilector
lioucl;ou said that tho pilots refused 10 handle The
Nttsl u the hope of forcing the captain 10 change us
dcstuaiion 20 NDw-lurh and hc thinks that the attn
non Of TIC P,0t Commissioners VIII he called 70 inc
Roma Iglrrs with cNr,o OF 400 tons OF Mcdterra-
mean iron ore. The cargo consigned 10 BoWrlng
Archibald. OF Peall-s use at the BrthlchrW Pcnu
Iron Works; and % il The FIRST vessel OF "A meet Of
steamers which W bring and other pr0d lets nom
The McditrTr and spanish ports to Penn AmbOy
'r.e steamers viii return with grain Hh1 IIoYtlcns
Collector HoueAtOn states that there y sufficient wafer
~ PORN AInh0y To float vessels drawing 22 feet, and
that the DrrWrutHtcT only drew j. lccl Inc Gre ne
claims can BE- loaded cars more c3oaIy aud shipped
l1rr direct from Perth AWDoy TO the Bethlehem WORKS
~ =. from NeW-N OIE
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
CONTICTED or ARSON.

CLOSE or TIE TRIAL OF FIREMAN AND BERNSTEIN
SENTENCE DEFERRED UNIIL TOMORROW.
The trial of Abraham ID. Freeman and
Charles Bernstein, the who are alleged to have
been associates with Pcretcn IA systematic Of
ipctndlaIi.n, ended last night at half past o'clock
with their conviction The particular trial was for set
ing e 10 ROOMS in the tenement house No. Ludlow
November 10 1873 pre- vious information
Fire Commissioner Percy had detailed his and
Mr. Dcmpseyto watch the three men, They were thereafter
watched with the utmost care Tor about twenty days
the detectives aseunIu. disuiscs when necessary. The
watch had been 30 successful tnGt notice to
fine Fire Druarncnt look ont for hyc in No IL Lud
lowest on the night Of November 10. on that night
iwo Of the ,lucc-ihc third remaining outsde-en-
tered the house Pcricy followed them passed Them
saw them enter the rooms OF Levy where the fire
WAS xprctcd saw them out and followed two OF
the three while Dempsey, who had been also the
watch foowed the third. This was the story
told by tho l:oa, cuion and hy Perley aud
Dempsey. The defence was simply alibi.
Freeman had deferred the celebration OF his
child's birthday, according TO bis witnesses. from
October 9G 20 November TO- and several witnesses
tiH,d that they met him on that evening in d social
Gathering which extended beyond the hours IN which
the fire took place. Bernstcns hllbi vas equally com
plec several persons testified that al the time ques-
ton he was his fathers house, was his custom
every Hebrew sunday.
.he prosecution and defence very fully, ana that
there must he either wim perjury or very gross error
ON the part Of the chief witnesses for the prose cOn,
or .ome error on the part OF the witnesses
for the defence. An albi must be received, a.
any other defence, without prejudice but with careful
examinations aud essential Quc-"h ~ II that of
time Auudng 10 the former trial OF the case whcrc
eleven uryncn for conviction and one stood per
s.tcuty for a,Quittal. the judge sad Every jury
lnnu /, utitlcd 10 h- opinion and il bound To follow IT,
vet the law requires uu1Almy Ol Ju kmcnt in all Of
ynu Y,r you are 20 consider that justice Is to he
obstrctcd by any OF y0u except oH his SOLID judg
prut based on convection not by yielding 10 camOr
10 caprice or lcilrrtua incidence That cOuyic-
ton must hc based on the evidence
After some further charges the larry went ont AZ $50
r. M and retained three hours later with full verdict
~ guilty.
The prisoner who are ordinary looking pGsons, re-
ctIvcd the verdict calmly but III" wife of them
ttnfrd ana Afterwards became hyst'Tlcal that her
husband was compelled 10 speak sharply To her Their
counsel Mr. Fox, after some rCr-st, nee, Obtained an
adjournment Of the sentence until tomorrow. One Of
the Jurors IN conversation stated That from tho first
they had been ~ accord on IN" points. aud hnG
uuy remained dls PARTS OF the cy yidcurc
bat he believed all w0uld join Ia recommendation
mercy.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
Plans OF n1NIGER H4RhING

THE CHANGES WHICH III PROPOSES IN 1HE ~
lIuoR or THE rum AVENUE THEATRE.
For the double reason that lhr0' the
DalL TIC new play by steele MacBaye, IS not IN e
thorough state OF preparation. and that " II. NJ ?.
Plraforc" " ptIu draws pairing houses, tho bin r.
the Iirh Avenue Theatre viii probably not
be changed next week. On Saturday night
an important change will bc made IN the interior "i TIE
theatre The Partisan boxes placed IN the rear Of The
,rchcs,ra chairs win be removed These long ago
voted nuisance bv the managers, but they were PUT
ia al rbe expense, were mo only boxes oI tLe
klUd in the city, aud the Gilscy Brothers, who
own TIC ,dIicc, were 10th to sucilucc them.
Thcy do not aiorih very good place for hearing the
u ny diken the rehr aisle of the OTchctl ana
dc.froy the value OF much standing room. Mt. Harkins
recently got the pTOpTieos 10 agree tnt next summer
The death warrant ~ tho Partsinn boxes should bo
Signed " lie asked IL neat summer why nos
at Oucc" TIE plea va, that there "Oud
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27

speakiuc OF the water supply, the ConuisSlo"e'
saws that throughout the year difficulty was eh
nericnced In getting sun water 10 keep the 'luo
apct filled 10 its utmost capacity aud for short perlous
only in Julv August and october. was 1t necessary "
drav unon tbe stored water when 794,7OOOOO gallons
,rc 5-aUn from the reservoir at BOyds ColDets III"
zoe 400 oOO from Lake MahOpac. The new storage
oro,r on the middle branch Of the CrOton River was
oo,nietcd in October at cost OF SGjG'OOJ ~ WIN
bs new reservoir the one at Boyds Corners ana tue
natural lakes the storage capacity in the Croton Naey
ts O zoo 600 600 caIons-suflcens 10 insure Wl'
sprnlv AZ all times for the present aque-
duct The Commissioner SAYS that Tor three oc"''
he has asked the Board Of Estimate ana
for mode rate increase hey ohu thc uNu'. ,ato in
an order that more rapid progress mlghI ne ulIo I'
a. abscluelv necessary renafs. Bat IN lN'S no az
lo,rance WAS made, and for 1879 tho boiIu aoMNN"
only S5 O0O of the II = 900 asked lie thlnhS lhe %
Tor 100 srfnus t1 hc pUt OF IN this way ana SAYS nc VII
he conveed 70 azk additional means rom some ot"c %
fund or appropriation. The additional high @ @stI, U
works Whic The department was lately AhthoTl%cu "a
constr,lct will be built the ground atelN occup'tu
~ th, n.sourv a0urduct, between Ninety seN nth ah
Ninrtv-eIehth sts contract Tor the rACaNa'Ious ~
foundations has already been made, ana me renldul
ZION NJ INC works will require about one year II
viii le of amDe capacy TO furnish, In coubttnu WIZ
the present nigh service worksa inH supp! az - ~ 80
points Ia tho upper part oi me clN az "nCm w." INV f
sure from the ordinary service u now dtl'Vl!t, ~ ..
Streets and avenues were repayed during the year 20
me cTtent Of so $50 square yards of stoue poch
Inent and 1856 square yards OF MacaaaT panEncia
The total myth of gas mains III the CIV 81,
1s-s was - miles Of which there were lald during
Inc wear ISIS eghty-fye and haIf miles Ihr aver
age number Of lamps burning curing NV INC u'rnan ~
Iamu. and Gas was S19s. sol 80. The CominlssloAcT
snOgests an increase Of 33l3 cent IN the NE Oi
burners after May which Won COSY lnt Coy f1s he
Tile lighting and eXtiugmsn!ng OF lY S'Ic0' i'"'f'' '
links
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
ATSTRALASIAN NEWS.

SEVERE HURRIC .NE-WAssACRE ny SANACEs
SYDNEY, y. s. W, Feb. 2G.-The statue of
CAPTAIN Cook was unveiled here yesterday IN the
presence or 10000 persons.
SAN FKANCIsco, Feb. 2G-rhe steamer Zralandia from
Sydney New South Wales, January So for TINS port.
brings the following news Norfolk Island has been
visited hy severe hurricane doing serious damage TO
plantations.
The Victoria expedition 20 New-Gu'nea has been
,lccimated by disease hardships nnt conflicts with the
pltiycs Tie men we're All struck down with sickness
and were unable Ia work the slip.
Mr. lnghain, aud the crew Of the steamer fourna,
NJ Brooke's 1slini, were attacked by natives, aud
Jn,lam. master and owner. Isles engineer one Euro
pe.u and two Cinnamon, on board, were massacrrd
The natives have seized all the which n the
poss-HIOn of gBn ana Eedlick and ii Is now danger
GUS TO approach them.
lFOr Ofier f0rSfGn VIC. Firs' Page
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
SHIP NEWS.
RRINED
PORT OF NEW.YORK. .

PORT OF NEW.YORK. ..........Fsb 20.
str Howick Rr. Johnson Caana Jan 10 Mssna I; m -
StFo;aeo cBr1 Ellis santos Feb and Rio Janeiro 9.
STR %ps (Br Williams Portau Prince Jan 20 sayanilla
SIR titv 3 RIO Jalero Wer Rio J9uero Feb .. Bahia
Penabuco To- 10. and ST Thomas Il. to Cha' Nal
Sir saratoga sundhere Havana Feb p 10 Ward Go Go
Ro Grande Boger Galveston req ~ ana hey West d.
SIR Asiand. llunter Fernandna lays 10 Is rs ltoDeI
str CITY Atlanta Woodruff Charleston Feb 2S to James
Sir FaDita smith Philadelphia 10 James Hand.
str Fraucona Bragg. Portland. Me to Ames
snip ROY Edward lBr, FrOdln calcutta l54 days with
mdse Ia order. vessel 10 Vernon II Brown O. ,o-
ship sumner Il 'ade ol Bostonl Dixon Hong Kong l27
days with tea, etc. 10 A Low g Bro -,
IN ballast % Boyd 8 iiurken. ~, ,- --,.-
10 %5s 625r 9Tes vessel taF to Fnnc Eye "
Bark scottish FAIRY to Liverpool, Twoze London IS days
Bars Freya (Nor Pau Rochester 80 days IN ballast to
Bark HGlt (of windsor 81 Mcbride Antwerp 40 days
in hal last 10 & w BertauX. ,
ars Essex Peterson Aeppy Nov22 with mdse to Arnold
Blrk sarah Kingsburv ot Boston, ran. cane OF Good
Hope and Helena Dec 23 with md5e to vernon IL
Bark Caledonia (Nor Nsen SO days in ballast
GaiS Liberia Reed, sierra Leone Jan II and Barbados
E'hG with hidc4 etc. to Yates < pOrteTted.
BARK Mustang lN0r BarKeian DuOLn 90 days. IN ballast
BaTE sarah Chambers (of DOrchestr Ruthcford London
33 DAYS in ballast 10 Funch. Edve & co. - , . ,,,-.
Bark Euro Aust HreglIch HavTe G8 days, in ballast to
Bar Aladdin tNor) Petersen Bordeaux 43 days in ballast
BARK Bs Rird of windsor VS. Mchcncr Caen Nov II
via bermuda Feb 10 with iron ore to order vessel TO
BARK Van Berg Ger schneider Bremen SO days In ballast
Bark II ihoruiykc of Boston richardson Zanzibar
Dec TO- with mdse - Arnold Hines 4 CO.. -
and moiasscs to order: vessel 10 Waydell CO
vessel to r u Berceau e co.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
prprnrIcAy pIPrLRrycrs OF OPINION.

The XIth Assembly District Republican AssOcia-
tion "a, d it's regular u.outhy meeting last evening.
Hugh Reilly on,rcd - resolution approving of the
uon oi the United States Senators IN their continuation
of Collector Merritt.
Nj Bliss-And move a. NJ amendment IN the nature
Of substitute that without expressing any opinion In
regard 10 the nomination 81 Mr.. Merritt, this association
regret, that the Administration WAS unable 10 obtain
the confirmation except by Democratic votes.
George wilson then exclaimed, eNcitedly: Pm
IIGyrsitr and 1 move that that amendment De with
drawn
Mr. Blis4 rrkcd to put hts amendment in writing
Whcn fOnnailg submitted II read as follows:
EtsCirsd That lLasuucA 10 ngJ JrtJ uf the Eopubl
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
CHICKENS STOLEN BY THOUSANDS.

During the past four months burglalies and
robbcries Of hen ro0sts have been Of almost nightly
currcnce in the several towns of Queens County, L. l.
John Buchlor living near MueOa, Informed the officers
last Thursday that few nights before man driving
large bay horse attached 70 spring wagon, had stabbed
his horse in the barn and gone away He returned IN
the morning about o'clock. harncsed his horse and
drove Of taking with him blanket, the property
of Nil Bdrhlcr Ih~ HcCiHt" description Of the horse
ivru by Mr. Buehler enabled the officers 10 track tho
thieves t0 .tnhl" iu Eldrdg"s, tl- city, whore thcy
arrested Frederick ImInius. Mnc arrested the Iris
oner rave the name o. the pcr7Ou who with him.
ToscIh Fink and he arrested on the following day
Both tho prisoners locked in the Queens
Comfy Jnl, ana yesterday were taken before Justice
Lawrence, Of Flushing, for examination.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
TROUBLE BETWEEN TWO CODIFIERs.
SOME FACTS ABOUT THE RELATIONS or ELLIOTT T
ANn J.. H. slIAEER.

SOME FACTS ABOUT The RELATIONS OF ELLIOTT l.
SHEPARD AND I. b. slIAFER.
At the last hearing before the Aldcrmcn's
Law Committee TO take testimony about the work OF
Elliott f. Shepard and T. B. Shafcr in codfyng the or
dinances Mr.. Shafer made "A violent attack upon Mr.
shepard declaring that the latter bad made offers TO
pas him certain give up lis claims to the CODE
but that had refused Mr. Shepard denied that he had
authorized any such offers. morning paper In nllud-
ing TO the matter said that the offer OF MI shepard was
neither honorable nor cXcusablc"
The following facts about the matter, given by one
who is well informed about the relations Of the two
Commissioners "Mr. Shepard was originally op-
pointed TO codify the ordinances, hut aftcrvard
Mr. ehafer was added. They worked together for some
time arranging tho materials. At last n rough draft
was made under Mr.. sbcpard's supervision. This Mr..
ShatcT carried 90 his h"use 10 WORK over buJ lhorGh
repeatedly asked to return he never dd rO At last
IN February 1873, lac gathered up these rough maes
rials aud sent them 10 the Common Cpun-
cl as his code or course, III such a
state, the work was not accepted Then
The aldermen scd Mr. shepard 10 prepare his drait Of
united hs code. When it was shown tnat difficulty
would result from the conflict OF the two codes Mr..
Sbepard his ccTkn Mr. Shafcr to ascertain
what deemed his part OF the work TO he WORTH III or
der that all trouble might be removed MI Siaier re-
fused H. make any arrangement. The clerk asked him
~ 81 900 would compensate him. He sad no. When
asked II - 900 would be enough lie responded, 80,
want the whole thing At this tUnc a. now, 30 regular
appropriation nad been maze for The work
In hearings before The committee ME ShateI Las
INDUCED IN the widest dcuunciation OF MI shepard
hut tho latter has made no retaliation other than to
state the facts III TIE case
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
IyDTGNATION AMONG MILLER&

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26.-Thc excitement and in
dlgnation among the millers here against GOV
eruor Sanard. for compromising his suit re-
ported yesterday, continued unahatod to-day.
and ran 80 high that the Missouri State
Nilcrs' Association unanimously adopted rcsolu-
lions eApcng l.. o. stanard Co. and j. b..
Kchlor Il CO., who al'o have settled with the
Cochrano party fom ihc association for breach Of faith
IN coupronIsing tho suit- Of the American Mlddlmgs
puriirr Co4upIuy against their firms. Nj. Ntdnad -
yIcr-uirsd,nt ~ the National MlIcrs AsHorat"n, and
threats or expulsion from that organization are made
uualust hun.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27

NOT he time Mr. HsrLins escorted the theatre earpu @
Ter "a he box es and said that Saturday bRbt te
wonld he removed and the space properly u1,
nv Monday night The carpenter repeu na' ne ,anI
Mr. Uorktns has invited his friends 10 an lhlofna re-
ccntio At the sturIeyant House on Sa'uruat 81
Rroadwoy entrance 10 the theatre snd y !. rhlosSn
hot rms Sr mi he ready in timc TO u-hcr IN
u T.'s new entrance will be made ont OF the TWO
store rooms about mdW ~ between ihe ehtIanv @ 10 uT
,,tre ~ the San Francisco MinstTcls ana me corner
~ TwcntyrIghth-,t The well-shcteTed entrance on
Twenty y-siehth-s Will continue To bc the host coh
ysnirut place to nlight from carriages
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27

can members OF the Senate voted agaDst the connra
ton OF the present Collector, this ASSOCIATION does NO.
feel called upon TO censure their action. . 49,,
Mr. Wilson moved that the amendment be lsld on on Tue
Hayesite forever. The President. he said was only
elected for years aud was better u get aohg
harmopiously while he continued In ONCE Ine motion
defeated ., WV. a.
special meeting Of the Republicans OF the XVth A..
semby District was held Tuesday night at No. 332 West
Thirfthst TO decide upon the time tor holding the
primary election The Central Commit has ordered
election In this district. resolution was paSsou
Calling inr nrlnnry for ErLnay nrxt.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
DOM PIATT KNOCKED DOWN.

M'GAEEAHAS MEETs mM ~ TllE LOBBY on IuE
SENATE AND GIVES HIM 4 EEAIING.
rBY TrLEGEtH 10 ThE IRHuSE.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. GA personal cncOun-
ter took place about 10 oclork this evening. IN the
lobby Of tho Senate Chamber between "Bhly %
McGarr3han, the claimant, to the AcN-ldrla mining
property, and Colonel Dom Piat, Editor of a
Sunday paper IN this city McGarrahan accused
Piatt Of publishing articles which we're personally
rbusiyc, and after few words hid passed, kuurEod
MN down. when Iiau rose, his assaiiant
knocRed hlm down q second umc and then sicIrd him
~ tho collar aud struck HIN several severe
Blows IN the face. The were tncn revarHtcd
McGarrnhan walking away miujured. While Iidtt Was
cared for By his friends and escorted home.