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New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House the bill relative to the removal
OF cases from Safe to Federal COuIts came up in the
morning hour; pending question being second
ing the previous question
Mr.. WOOD (Dein., y. ~ appealed TO Mr.. Townsend
Dem HI, who has charge of the bill. TO permit ITS
reference or recommittal not to have II bOckad
ing the business OF all other comm tees.
Mr. TOWNSEND Dem. ILL., said he regarded 1t as
his duty TO press for action on the bill.
The Republicans then resorted 10 the policy o. with
holding their votes, and this rendered necessary call
OF the House.
The call OF The House was followed by q roll call on
potion TO dispense with further proceedings, ana ihe
morning hour having expired the Di went over without
House then proceeded to the consideration Of the
bill to prevent the introduction OF contaSlouS or nec
tOn diseases INTO the United Safes The Senate G IN
relation subject having been substituted for the
House bill OF ike character.
1r. MCGOWAN (fIep., MichJ spoke IL favor OF the
bin. lie said that RUE, local quarantine is fall
II l1New-Aork Is an exception u only proves llc
rule state Quarantine and state health laws can never
be effective IN preventing ana STAYING oontaglons.
Mr. MANNING dem, Miss.D spoke IN favor Of the
BILL 10 prove Its cOnstlutIonally. lie would
advocate such measure even II 1t we're stronger tbau
Mr.. RICE (Rep.. Mass.l opposed the bil aud argued
that the United States has authority 20 establish
Quarantine laws He said II had been admitted IN the
discussion that great City OF hcwIOrk mas already
succeeded IL establishing quarantine laws that are sur
stautalIy a protection against tho Iu,louGcLOh Oh EOu
tagious diseases. II Is 50 with tho CIty OF Bos-
cities Of the North They have already at great ex
pense thrown around themselves the protection Of laws
cannot break lie believed 1t tie right, privilege and
prerogatye OF tne states TO make these regulations
and they should not be brOk. down by less
rienced aud general efforts Of the United States
Government.
Nj. YOUNG Dem, Tenn) asked HIM how Tennessee
was keep out yellow fever II II existed In NeNOr-
leans.
Mr.. RICE replied that It should do as the towns in
Massachusetts did when there smallpox III the ad
Iaoent towns
Nj. NOUSG-By what authority
Mr.. RICE-By the authority OF the State.
Mr.. YOUNGHas the state Of tennessee any authority
TO stop steamboat railroad train passing through
It's territory having contagious diseases board
Mr. RICE-MOst undoubtedly II has authority 10 stop
steamboat railroad train when IL reaches the state
llue.
Dr. YOUNG-But then we are open 70 the disease.
Mr.. RICE-SO Is the Nation open 10 IL.
Mr. YOUNG-But we want the Nation TO close the
door against u.
Mr.. MCGOWAN Rep,, Mich)-As incident 10 the
power OF tue General Government over commerce, has
IL the power TO regulate manufactures and to en-
courage agriculture3
MIR. RICE-To 4 certain extent. undoubtedly.
MIR. MCGOWAE-Then may II not have the same power
(as incident the regulation OF c0nmeroe) with refer
euce to health aud sanitary measuresf
Mr.. RICEt has attempted TO exercise that power by
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
COTRT OF APPEALS.

AIBASY, May 27.-In the Court of Appeals, to-
tly-yr,,ruf sanford Church C.J assOCi
br following decisions handed
Conner ag Cunnn CHAM. Nahans Hope-Judgment
affirmed " IA costs
The National Trust Company Of NewY0rk agt Gleason
nout reversed and tla granted costs 10 abide the
Morris agt. People and seller agt the Peoplo-JIdg
ment affirmed.
smith agi. Frankfed-order affirmed and Judgment absO
Lutte for the defendant on stipulation with costs.
OGara hearnry-Orders Of tne GoneIal and Special
Terms reversed, with costs.
U"nrrauin agt Ciew,-Orders General Special
Terms reversed and 10 order Of granted
with costs
Phean the AT antc and Cult Railroad Company and
auothcr-A ppcal dismissed. with costs
The People DuscnOury agt Sper-MOtion denied
without prejudice application Tor restitution "a the
court below, without costs OF notion
ScuIy agt. sanoorsAoon FOR rcargument denied, with
$40
The West side savings Bank agt Newton-MOti0n 20
gin. nd rsuiitiUr denied. without costs.
The Farmers aud Mechanics National Bank OF BufalO
ag Hazeunr- granted that the De put the
head OF calendar for juno .. loi9 without costs e
r..tffUu
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
PARTY WITH LIMITED ASSETS.
suIr OVER FURNITURE AT GBEENBAcK HEAD
QUARTERS.

Peter Cooper WAS present yesterday at the
tria % suit before Judge Van Hocsen, the Court o
Common Pleas for the recovery the value OF furn
tur8 used in the headquarters OF the Independent
Grpenbaca party No 10l East F0urtecnjhst du'ing
the Presidential campaign Of 1876. Charles W Baxter
sued James Marshall AMI William II. Craig the owners
OF the Dnldus who defended by alleging that on Septcm
Der 1876 Marcus IanIOn. acting the agent OF Wal
lace J.. Groom, leased the ROOMS for the Grecnback
party with guarantee that any damage should be- paid
Tor in addition the rent On srpemDcr9 p 1876 the
plaiuh, together with John trunp brought the luIn
lure and SAID that II was the property OF Mr Groom
November H. 1876, tine defendants demanded or the
plaintiff the agent OF Mr. Groom. S52 FOR the damage
the walls ana floor Because payment O! TINS was re-
fused the dofgudau had retained possession OF the iur
uiture The plaintiff testified that when he went after the
furniture M. Craig ordered hun away with oatns The
rooms were well aseh until after election day, the only
damage being the putting or picture nails IN TIE walls.
and fastening a transparency TO the outer walls For
several days following tue election the rooms were
hgoi-cd by many persons Dut little damage done.
Considerable acrmOuy shown IN the denial OF these
statements ara frequent illusions were made 10 thc
libel Mr. Groom against Peter Cooper tled III
Brooklyn .ast year. When a suggestion was made mat
Nj cooper had been listening 10 the case VIII ap-
parent interest. sbOuld be called witness Tor the
plaintiff, he quietly picked up his atr'ushi1n ana eit
The cUGrt-rOOm. 4 sealed verdict was directed.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
WORK or TWO EXCHANGES.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE PRODUCE AND COTTON
TRADES.


IMPROVEMENT IN THE PRODUCE AND COTTON
TRADES.
At the annual meetings of the Produce and
Exchanges yesterday reports Of the Boards
Managers and officers read. President Edison.
the Produce Exchange in his annual report referred
the importance having new Exchange building for
the 400 members lie expressed hope that as the mem
bers mad voted 10 adopt the GENITAL system' they
would give IL practical shape. The canals were
up at great length and alarm was expressed lest
might prevail No public works were ever more persist
entity abused by those who had derived inestima6le
bCrelis tnem. Mr. Ed on called attention 10 the
That the Speaker Of IN Assembly and the char
ot tie Canal Committee of the Senate had within
few days informed DELEGATION from the Exchange that
IL IT should come 70 quCston whether the csDas
snOud De abandoned or be supported by taxation they
better illustration could be presented han that d-
ing the 1873, mere carried uDon them
$500 800 bushels OF gram alone ana tue COpetlllOh
with the railroads forced reduction OF reght on the
ster II abont 30 per ceLt The receipts OF the Ex-
change during year 60,2OS H. and the eXpeI-
diIures $59I96 81 The surplus fund IS S471567 0S.
A. h. Orr add the Exchange iengtD on tue ne
cessity tor new building aud offered resolution that
president appoint CAV FOR tie menhers 10 dec1e
y ballot whether the surplus fnnd shall used in that
way After speeches The resolution was passed WIN
Iie B5ard f N Iagsrs Of the Cotton Exchange in the
annual report congratulated the members on the signs
Of returning prosperity tn;Ougb0ut the country IN al
kinds OF business. bat more particularly ln cotton Inc
ilu @ d1.nd Tor Smerican cottor
goods fOr export China, India, south America, ana
even Great Britain aud the Continent; the HARVESTING
OF the largest cotton crop ever grown IN the Jnltcd
states and the planting under lr condition of crop
PROMISES 10 he equally large, l. NOT greater Inc
business o. the Exchange IN future contracts con-
tinucd 10 lncrcusc and the transactions in spot
cotton showed 10 falling on 1ne sales for spinning
dIlTL the year amounted TO 2l0.l29 Daies all other
sales lO2,G52 bales. The sales Or intuIeS "
since May y, 1873, amounted to 2O6IS.OOO Ddles,
aud deliveries on To 206,Z0O bales Inc mem
ber,hp now 800 The defeat ot the bill m the
Irgisaturc placing All cotton sold IN this state
ws also cause OF congralulaton, and II vas recon-
mendsd that the Natona f0ard take steps 10 nave "a
General fare applicable 10 all markets. The total re-
CENT, were S37i ibs 81 disbursements, Soss02 - 4;
balance on huud from year previous, ,153 20. The
annual due3 increased 10 40.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
ATrEMPTED FIFE MURDER.

John MCGmy, living at No. 1s9 Morgan
St. Jersey Ciy, attacked his wife with carving knife
At l a. m yesterday morning aad stabbed her several
times lust above the heart. Mr. furey, lawyer who
tives in the same house, heard the wOmau's cries
aud summoned the police. AcGary was arrested
while attempting 10 commit suicide. physician
who examined MS wounds pronounced them not danger
ous The physlcians who attended Mrs McGafy, stated
that she would i've until TINS morning lie drauk
and both were QuargclsOmc.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
In a primary school. not very long ago, the

In a primary school, not very long ago, the
teacher undertook convey her pupils idea of the
use of the hyphen she wrote the blackboard Birds
nest" and pointing 10 the byphen, asked the school
What u that for IL After ehOrt pause. young son
OF the Emerald Ise piped out, Place, maam, for the
burd rOOsht on ~
In little town in Missouri a lady teacher
was exercising class OF juveniles la mental arithmetic
she commenced the question: IL you buy for $40
when up came a little hand. What Il 10. johnny T.
why. you can't buy kind OF COW for SO Father
sold one for 500 the other day. and she regular old
scrub nj that"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
CAPrAIY EADS TO BE PAID.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-At the Cabinet
meeting to-day the Attorney General gave an opinion
in relation 90 the Eads jettics, 10 the effect
that Captain Eads is entitled TO the payment Of the
S5UO 900 claimed he due HIS contract notwith-
standing slight ring OF the river above the iettes,
and tue ecrcay OF War has ordered tue payment 10 be
made
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

WIEN TAKEY.-Lady to rheumatic old
woinaul am sorry Won should suffer so-you should
try galyanIsm. Od Woman: Thank you kindly, mum {;
be L TO swaller IL or 10 ruo II III !-lFun.
I'm the course Of case which was recently
tried thg public prosecutor asked OF the Witnesses,
"A Young girl. to what religion she belonged. The girl
beslttrd 10 answer when her mother who wGs seated
among the spectators out "oEe's mixture your
honor: her father. Catholic and Pm Protestant"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

got Sureties rejected Bond eedirRs
nisnissed National Bank agt wslling-M0ton grant
Ell for June 49, Thuber CafDenter-Deau opened on
isrms Merceron agt Fowlor-rhe Common Pleas General
right costs by the ORDER o ds
mssa The clerk amount and his taxa
will be affirmed Vogtits Green-Ihe decision or
this the result OF the original notion IN e
Common Pleas Bote-OTder vacatsh without
Clerke anizsn granted nniess Defendant
appear. ana submits examination June at 10 a. I
Reed agt Jordan Default. Dernedt agt onel
AppeDy agt. Crosby Stukcr agt. Green same agt
Wilson Neals agt Deugan Morton agt Speckels; Mar
cbaHd agt. ODron BslfOur agt Sht acknowledgements
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
TIE Lns.E, Al BuFFALO.

BUFFALO, May 27.-I'he loss by the fire OF
last night follows: NOye d Sons S1O.OOO; H.
suranee on buildings, S4O.9j0; contents, SS3,J5I %
The following other g. Dudley Barr, S2OOUo
insured for $500. The BuiaiO Boot and Shoe Com
pduy loses 1000: insured.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
sllnatlons siIaIes

NOACHMAN.-B BY thoroughly. competent
X single young man stylish driver and groom Of long
e1eTenee y acsi1t o n Is G9SG Sac or ETG9 aI Box
l95 Tribune Uptown Once L255 Broad"ay,
COACHMAN and GR00M.-By a respectable
viii Be found Wiling ana obeng foar years reeTencS
iron ias employer Address L. H. Tribune Uptown Office
1235 Broadway. -------------
/yOACHNAN and GROOM.-By a reliable
u SOBER good. careful driver and drstcass groom
TGTe4 Tas g Sa IL or ISi adire., IT, is West l5hst
COACUNiAN and GROOM-By a first-cass
y German is driver. steady, reliable ana particular
g1ce gRas1. n%dtess as PHii5 BREy ss SkaPcP city "
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By a German
married onag Ian age 81 NJ Ss1 Of horses 'n0I aSa
carriages Sci nrstcass driver IN 9ty or country sc S
0aice. LBS BToadwsy.
NOACHMAN and GROOM:-By an intelligent
~ Protestant young man single; taoronshy i nnder
stands his business VIII be ioand Use Useful aIa SoSiIE
broadway.
COACHAAN and GROOM.-By young man,
u married thoroughly understands the proper care Of
horses garbage and IS @ siS a9G Ia I
CoACHMGN, cSPiti $50 Elst 4Gti,st.
NOACHMAN aud GROOM.-By an active re-
pereSse IN Engisnd wiling ana obgnS viii oase him.
eigencray useful syes ere sG,SnG9 @ iron o l @ o
address NJ. LEE. Hempsead, L. l.
NOACHMAN. GARDENER and USEFUL
- MANLY man thoroughly comEetent and hgAly re-
commented. Apply at CDELLS, lO0 Weat 3ith-st.
CROOM, SEA- first-class groom and coach
O man; NOrh GERMANY Protestant: singie good refer
euces city country. Address IL b., 20 West l3thst
VANITOR-By a man and wife, no children,
~ French Hats business house private residence
will willing and Obging the best VI city reference
Call or address JANlFOE. 80 West o4thsL
NEAN and WIFE, lately landed, want sit
" uaton cU gentcm4n's farmers place the country.
under stand farming perfectly not 80 much object
: steady place Apply at Office No Broadway
VALET or NURSE. Sc.. to an invalid
gentleman; years hrsIclas city reference Address
A. b., 80 west 2dth.st.
WAITER, &c.-A respectable English Prot
ness all branches has three years city reference Ap
ply at BEDELLS, o+J 4th.aye.
Gelp iOanleo.
rV'O FOREMAN MACHINISTS.
4 WANTED-fn one Of the Middle states, Foreman
Machnist. Must be OF energy. with nowodge Of
improved machinery capable Of getting ont work
choaply competent 10 desgu improve ana adapt machinery
10 special purposes, and a good dlaught,Ean
state experience Tor last few years, ana salary re-
DELrA," Boz 3,l27, p. o., Boston. Mass.
NANTED--ln II private family, French
w cook: thoroughly cOmpctenti Protestant To
quirrt Address. with references and terms Post Oc0 Box
80. 34S springfield, Mass
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
5ituanons Uaulso-- maIe5.


DVTLER. or as tirst-class WAlTER.-by an
ke Fugshuian: 1 wears, reference and hglD u, i, ~
menJei Tor sObnety tfus wovthiness sc Address D. -
BOX 80 Tribune Uptown once, l-3s hroadNay
COACHMAN.-A respectable coored man
that Thoroughly understands ms busiDcSsi formerly
Newport, II. l. Addrcss AALlNE. ltl ohaye ---
EOACHMAN.-By a SINGLE man as STn SoagTn-
man; best city reference Address r D.. Box ia i'r
buue 1 ptown Once. 23e Broadway
COACHMAN.-By a single young man ean nr
" care a small garden. be generally ustlu a. ~ m
country little driving R required u'ens. mace
tue month. Address o. Box l9i, InOane Np''"" w.
l,2SS BToaGway.
COACHMAN, &c.-By IA middIe-ageI man, mI,
~ without any eHcumhrance, ~ codfhnah
his bu -noss all ia DrAEches. tastls core hoiN ,an
reference. mo OhjecNDns = 10 irsd.
Address q. NJ, BOX lCS, Tribune Uptown ohi'e ''-'' NV
way.
IOACHNAN.-A frst-claSs c0achman u. ., q
- good family splendid reference good app al
thorn N hol seinan ana 4hOrse drivers cary or eou"'
or address THOMAS. ~ West 5oth'sL --L----
COACHMAN.-By u firSt-class single man an
who thorou ghy understands tho care Of hos'e % bes,
riages wiling and obheng strictly o R Tribape Up
city and country references. Address L. " p' '''
town Onnoe. l,23s Broadway
COACuMAN-By competent man, thOfougnH
~ bis business several years fem
this country England neat appear n, syery
neTate clty references win be highly bana
respect Address J. l., Box llt L2ss bfosaN" i
Uptown OMcA
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

NURSE, &c.-By a respectable North Ger
- man Protestant as nurse aId seamSils, 20 Ef.S on
does all kinds OF family sewing worSs different mactes
clty references. fj 6thays; please ring bell twice.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

\ ADY'S- -MAID.-By young girl rs lady's-
maid or nurse and seamstress understands har'rts%
ing three years reference. Apply at DIBBLHEs ~ iih
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

uOUSEWORK. - Respectable young girl,
lately landed Tor general houscwOrk IN respectable
ilnlr 40 MN-f llIhsf
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By young girl
y auxons 10 make home IN family perfect seanstrsss
and good nurse OF references 5J6 6hAYe near -'d
81 lsI door.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

uOIJSEKEEPER, &c.-An educated person
Of middle housekoeper Or the charge Of growing
children or young persons IL excellent nurse. ApuY 10
the Rev Dr HuUGlIrON, 29hst, bet. oh ana Madison
F,rM Mrs l. + Z.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

nOUSEWORK. or Cook, Wash and lroner.-
Ry an English Protestant 1rl understands al kinds Of
coosine best references city county SG5 Cthye
near 23dst, first floor
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

NURSE-A Scotch Protestant woman as
u nurse capable Of taxing fu charge Of an infant iom
its birth; very good with bottle baO SJ0l
good city reference city Or country No 100 Ot''e IN mo
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BANKERS AND BR0KgRs.

Paid ~ Capitai......-.si0, 900, 900 Geld
Reserve ". y. Bsnds). zee. $500, ,0s0- Geld
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NEv YoRx BANKKns-The Bank OF New York,
N. u. Al American Exchange National Bank.
LonDos BArKxss Messrs. smith. Payne a
Smiths the Union Bank of London. lu
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CAPrAiN REEcE OF THE NAN.
TELPlECE.


TELriIcE.
v,ox viz nan n.IIAp.
OF ali N. ships upon the blue,
No ship contained better erev
Than thst Of worthy Captain Rseee,
Commanding Of the NAnislpisee.
us vss .ior-d by ali hls men.
For worthy Captain Reecs, n NJ
mi All thst lay Within him To
Promote the comfort Of his ervv.
Ifsver they we're dull or sAd.
The Captain danced 10 thsn Ike msi,
or told, TO maks the tins pass BY.
Droli legends Of his infancy.
a feather b-d hsd every man.
warm slippsrs and hot water can;
brown windsor. IRON the Captains store.
A valet. too. 10 every four.
Did they With thir-t In Summer burn,
10 seltkogenes 81 every turn;
And on ell very sultry days,
Cream Ices. handed round on trays.
Thsn eursnt win. and ginger pops
stood hanaily on all the tops:
And, also, with amusement rife,
A Zrlrop, or Wheel of Llfe.
x.v xo,rm.. ram. .ero.. m. SEA
r,an N,-I.- M.,Iie'. lib,.rr@s
The Ty.,. AMI Slfsy,kIy R,g,>,g
Be.ui,.d the I.l-ure ol the crew.
Kind hearted CAPTAIN Reese. II. ",
wss ouits devoted 10 hi. men.
In point Of met. good Captain neees'
Bssnnsd the Mantelpisos.
FIN. s,mme ave Al half ps-t ten.
lie aid Isdire.sip, all the men):
Z. Come. tell me. please. what eau do
To please and sraiify my erewf
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DirectoRst

DirecsoRst
10. Hampton, W. u. Patton,
ID. d. Lyman, z. y. kdfidge,
J. b. Nallon, W. d. Bender,
Interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sums Of 81 and upward.
Loans made on approved real estate. bonds,
stocks, etc. stocks, currency and silver bought
and sold.
21tf z. n. RLDRID0E. BecretAFy
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EXCHANGE

This Bank has special Facilities Dor
Dealing In Buliisn.
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On the principal cities throughout ths United
States. Europe. Japan. China and ths hast
Indies. tue Australian Colonies and New Zsa-
land, and on Honolulu lHawaii).
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BANK Of CALIFORNIA.
40 EhoY;
GOLD HILL ii NEVADA.

nKposIrs ofcorN OR BULLION received.
IL either on open account or 10 issue CIR.
T1PlCATRs therefor, payable (at the option Of
the holder) In Gold HID or San Francisco; to
MAKE collections, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San Francisco;
soils Bills Of Exchange, and transacts General
Ranking Business.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18

charge from prison to wear oonvict'i
jacket as badge Of his crime for six
months longer.
State vs.. John Dover, larceny of foul
bushels Of wheat from Montgomery
Gray. Mr.. Gray testified that Dovel
took from him this wheat from q pile
on the threshing floor, and be after.
wards confessed that he had taken the
wheat.
Dover being asked II he had any
questions to ask the witness instead Of
asking questions he told how he had
worked for Mr.. Gray but could never
get any money out of him and his wife
being sick he had to have something to
live on.
Mahlon Baton, said he was a miller,
that Dover had brought the wheat to
his mill in two different grists. and the
wheat being wet he asked Dover where
he got it, when he said from Mr.. Gray.
John +. Leach testified to Dover max
ing full confession in the 'Squire's
Office Of taking the wheat, and that he
offered to pay Mr.. Gray for the wheat,
but the Squire said sit was too late
now."
John McCalvary being called by Do
yer corroborated the latter in regard to
Gray being bad pay, and he did not see
how anybody that worked for him got
along without stealing. He had worked
for Gray and had great trouble to get
his money.
Dover then addressed a jury not de-
nying that he was guilty but show
ing that Gray's meanness and refusal
to pay what he owed him compelled him
to do what he did. "Why," said he,
81 worked two weeks for him and had a
sick wife at home, and all the money |
got from him was one dollar"
Deputy Attorney General Cooper, ad-
dressing the jury said that if all these
little subterfuges were to be regarded
then the administration of justice must
become farce. twas not for the jury
to consider Why Dover took wheat, it
was enough to know that he took it,and
all the jury had to do was to render a
verdict of guilty if they believe he took
the wheat "It is nonsense" said Mr..
Cooper, "for a jury to consider these
little bubbles"
The Jury then retired and in about
twenty minutes returned with ver-
dict of guilty. The Judge sentenced
Dover to pay the costs, "a restitution
money to Mr.. Gray, and on Saturday
next, to be whipped with 20 lashes, to
be imprisoned six mouths, and to wear
convict's jacket for six months longer.
Charlotte Short was sentenced to
pay costs, pay so cents restitution mo-
ney, and to be imprisoned three months.
The Jury in the case of Edward Gal
lagher, was still out at 6.15 P. M,
when the Juries were discharged, and
the Court took recess.