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WASHINGTON
Tie wIpihg ont OF the War Liquidation
to go ON Next SessIon Unless the Briga.
diers Hear sonIethlng Drop THIS Pall.

Tie wIpihg ont OF the war Legislation
10 go ON Next SessIon Unlcss the RrIgR
diers Hear Something Drop This Fall
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Post, til,
Democratic organ here, continues to insis
that the Democrats have not stopped wip
ing out the war legislation. In reply
to q suggestion that as the Democrats
have stopped Mr.. Blackburn should ex
plain how much war legislation has beer
destroyed, the Poa says: swell, Il MIR
Blackburn were accessible he would pro
bably explain, primarily, that the Demo,
Gratis have not stopped. The pOlitica!
contest has been temporarily transferred
from Congress to the people,, to be renew
ed iust as soopj as Congress shaIl meel
again."
For the rest the Post advises the critics
to wait till therecord OF this Congress Is
thoroughly made up.S
AN OPINION oS YELLOW FEVER.
WASHINGTON, July lO-Dr. Hamilton,
Supervising Surgeon General OF the Ma.
rine Hospital Service, does not apprehend
a repetition OF the yellow fever epidemic
Of last year in the Sonth. He thinks there
may be a sporadic cases, hut considers the
precautions taken will prevent any spread
Of the disease. The negro exodus may
carry considerable infected baggage into
Missouri and Kansas, and thus cause some
cases Of yellow fever in those States.
REDEMPTION OF CALLED BONDS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury requests
that the holders Of l0:40 called bonds to
forward them to the Department as soon
MS possible. He says that 1t will be physi.
cally impossible to redeem promptly on
the 18th and 2lst insts, very large
amounts then falling due. II sent for.
ward at once they will be remitted for
at maturity. nEH.
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baltimore t,ntiie ,InrLa,

BALTIMORE, July l0.-CArrLE-Markct gen.
orally quiet and HAItc OFT on common; yery
best y 14a61Sc; lirt quality 4Sta6ISc medium
3Ma4 Nc; ordinary 2kajkc; most sales at
SNa4Hc. Receipts SlG2 head; sales 2,O7l
head.
HoGs-supply about equal to The demand
Quotations 6a6Nc, Receipts G,OSShead.
snEEr-Receipts sheep and lambs, Il, ,4?tI
head, Quotations: sheep, 3Hac; lambs 4aIIc,
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CINCINNATI, July 1O.-During heavy
thunder storm this afternoon two coun.
trymen, on their way to the city with a
wagon loaded with green corn for market,
took refuge under a bridge near Califor.
mia, Ohio. Lightning struck the bridge
and killed both men and their horses,
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Tue steady and rapid growth OF our ex,
port trade in leather is an interesting
business sign. Itonly began as an exper.
iment ten years ago, butt has now reached
about twenty-five millions Of pounds q
year, valued at four millions Of dollars,
The amount sent abroad during the first
s1 months Of the present year was larger
than ever before by ovsr- million pounds,
and the business seems destined to grow
to still larger dimensions. ,s.s,,s u
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pRlyA:x sewers should never be made
with brick, for not only is there always
certain danger Of leakage, both Of fluids
and gaseous contents, but they can, be, eat
en- into and through by ratsSwho thus not
only carry the sewer soil into the houses,
but their runs form convenient exits for
sewer gas. .Ea 7gNT9 igr l..
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CrucAoo, July lo.-An official announce
ment Is made that hereafter the Western
Union Railroad and its branches will be
operated directly by the Chicago, Milwau.
kee & st. Paul, and will be known as the
Racine and South Western division OF that
line
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~ 49, 4@'S - - ~ S-'~- W ~
The Fetid Breath of the South
ern Pestilence
Again BIanchlng the Cheeks Of the
Southern People.
The POpulace of Memphis Panic
Stricken, and Fleeing the City.
The Last Reports Give a More En-
couraglng View Ofthe Situation.
viCksburg and New Orleans Establish
Strict Quarantine Against Memphis.
Terrible Powder Explosion at a
California Mine.
Proceedings Of Last Days Session
Of the Hebrew Council.
THE SAFFRON sCOURGE.

The Yellow Plague Again Strikes Mem.
phis With IT'S Polsonons Breath-The
People Panic Stricken and the Doctors
DumbfOnnded.
MEMPHIS, July l0.-'rhe Board Of Health
to-day issued the following order to the
people OF the City OF Memphis; We
would say quietly, remove your families
to place Of safety until we can at least
see whether the few cases OF yellow fever
will assume an epidemic. To the people
along the lines Of the different routes Of
travel, we say there can be no possible
danger Of infection for many days. Some
Eve now cases are reported this morning
and one death. A perfect stampede OF the
citizens Is in progress, the trains being
unable to carry away the hundreds who
are ready to leave.
LATER.
At this hour, r. NJ, there has been no
change in the situation. The great desire
OF everyone is TO leave before the fever
spreads. The physicians are dumbEound-
ell. The stampede OF the citizens has al
most assumed a panic form. There will
not be cars enough tonight to carry the
people away. Business is progressing as
usual, but in limited manner.
MORE HOPEFUL ACCOUNT.
Tonight more hopeful feeling exsists.
The panic OF the dsy has gradually sub.
sided and a thorough Investigation OF the
situation revealed the following condition
Of affairs: There are only two persons in
the whole city prostrated with the lever,
Judge Ray and his son. Two deaths have
occurred, Frank Mulbrandon as telegraphed
last night, and son of Judge Ray as
telegraphed at noon. OF the five new
cases reported to the Board of'Health, up.
on examination by President DR.. &. w.
Thornton, three Of them were declared
other diseases and three yellow fever.
Two ofthese cases Maurice B. Tobin and
wife, residing on Bradford street, were re.
ported by DR.. G. B. Henning. Tobin
died to-day, but experts say is was not
yellow fever, neither has his wife the
lever. ...
DR.. Henning, after giving wide circu.
lation to the reported illness OF this family
and advising every one to leave instanler
this afternoon himselfleft the city, leaving
his patients to the care OF other physi.
clans. The third case thrown out was
Boisons, who resides at the corner Of
Second and Keel streets, in Chelsea. Mr..
Boison had case OF bilious fever, but was
SO far convalescent that his physicians dis.
charged him on the 9th. Yet this was
one Of the FIVE cases reported to the Board
Of Health.
All trains leaving tonight we're crowd
ed, and hundreds will leave tomorrow.
The mere fact that two deaths have occur
red is sufficient lever to force the people
ont OF the city.
As one incident OF the panic to-day,
thirteen car drivers struck.
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Miners strike at Allentown.

ALLESrowS, Pa, July 10. The miners
at Resyer Brook, Eatonville, Harleigh and
Audenried struck this morning for an ad.
vance Of twenty per cent. The Jeansville
men stop tonight.
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A RECENT article in the Philadelphia Re.
cord give, twenty millions as the number
oIvarments manufactured in that city per
aunnm. Fifty thousand men and women
are employed in the business.
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LOUISVILLE, July 1O.-Thomas NJ. Logan.
tor, prominent Republican politician and
lawyer OF Winchester, died to-day at Lake
Minnetaka, MINI. He was visiting that
resort with his family. AT the late State
Convention Of his party he came within a
few votes Of receiving the nomination for
Lieutenant-G Governor,
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Amateur oarsmen in Convention,

SARATOGA, July l0.-The National Asso'
citation OF Amateur 0arsmen had meet.
ing this evening and elected ]. X, Stevens,
Of the Michigan Club, J. H. G. Watts, OIL
the UnIipe Rowing Club, Baltimore, O.
G. G. Peterson, Nassau Club, New York
members OF the Executive Committee fol
three years. A resolution making 1t op
tional for the Executive Committee to re.
hear applications from persons disquali
fed as amateurs for reinstatement, wa
adopted. Thirty CLUBS were represented
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Xlnetr.one In ihe shade.

MILWAUKEE, July 1O.-The weather was
ycry hot and sultry to-day, and the mercu.
nv reached OLE In the shade. Several cases
Of sunstroke are reported, one Of which
will probably result fatally,
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S~~-
SARATOGA REGATTA,


SARATOGA, July 1O.-The first event to-
day was the double scull race, which was
called at 10 A. NJ. and contested by crews
of tho Hartford, Wahwahsum, Saginaw,
New York Athletics, Minnesota, Wyan-
dotte and Quaker City Clubs, and was
won by the New York Athletics, with
Wahwahsums second; time 9:lS4.
The next race was the first heat OF the
Junior singles, between Brown, of Union
Springs; Reisel, OF Hartfords; Fields, oil
Monmouths; Seyfert, OF Nautilus; COTE,
OF the Pilots, and Leonard, OF Watkins. 1t
was won by Brown, with Seyfert second; !;
time 1925.
The next race wus the second heat ol
the junior single sculls, between Ball, oi
the Zephyrs; Murray, OF the Elizabethsi
Jackson, Of the Palisades; Rommel, OF the
Tritons, and Gear, OF the Longueils. il
was won by Murray, with Jackson second
time 1927.
The fourth event was the first heat o.
the iour.oared crews, between the Wah'
wahsums, Zephyrs, Hopes, Crescents,
Mutuals and Saugerties, which was won
by the Wahwahsums, OF Saginaw, with
Mutuals, Of Albany, second; time S:42l
The second heat Of four.oared crews, be-
tween the Showaecaemettes, Olympics
Lachines, Friendships, Michigans and
Elizabeths, was won by the Showaecae
mettoa, OF Monroe, Mich, with Elizaheths,
Of Portsmouth, Va, second; time, $3.50
The final event Of the day, the third
heat Of four.oared sGulls, between the At
alantas, Wyandottes, Watkins, St. John
Hillsdales and 0ohoes, was won by the
Hillsdales, Of Michigan, with the Atalan
tas, OF New York, second; time, 8;43.
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BALTIMORE, July 1O.-A Chicago firm
shipped from this port Yesterday for Liver.
pool ], 200 head ot live sheep, averaging
forty pounds each,
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LONDON, July lO,-A Paris dispatch
states that decree has been published
pardoning or reducing the punishment OF
1900 people, The Government has SUBJ
mitted bill to the Senate TO amnesty the
soldier and sailor deserters who have not
been tried and sentenced. This applies
to the exiled Communists who belonged
to the army. 1t is estimated that the
measure will affect 10000 persons.
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VickSburg Orders Quarantine Against
MemnhiE

VlcEsnURG, July 1o.-The Mayor has
issued a proclamation ordering a strict
quarantine against Memphis, by land and
water, No boats leaving that point, or
landing within fifty miles, will be allowed
to land here.
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That Remarkable Dispatch In Yester.
days IniciIIEencer.


Chicago Times Comments.
A telegram from Atlanta, Georgia,
brings the startling intelligence that on
Sunday last negro woman was admitted
to membership ofthc Presbyterian Church
at Decatur, in that State, and actually par
took OF the communion bread and wine
with the proud Caucasian brethren and
sisters. 1t is deemed worthy OF particular
mention that Senator Gordon and Con.
gressman Chandler were among the Cau-
casians who "took communion" with the
African convert The telegram adds that
"the affair created some talk, but was gen.
orally approved" From the tone OF the
telegram it is to be inferred that the
"aitair" was the first Of the kind that ever
occurred in that section OF country. Prob.
ably 1t has heretofore been an article OF
the Georgia Presbyterian creed that there
Is partition in heaven, and that the Cau-
Casian saints are accommodated with
thrones and harps on one side, and "nig.
ger" saints with low stools and banjoes on
the other.
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BULGARIA.
rIlR PRINCE SWORN IN,

FlRSovA, July l0.-Prince Alexander,
Of Bulgaria, yesterday took the oath OF
fidelity to the constitution and dissolved
the assembly.
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ICELAND is losing its people at last. Two
hundred and fifty emigrants from that
Jesolate island IRE on their way TO Mime
sofa, by way Of England, and more are
ming )r
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The Hard Money Orators Shy or Ewing

The Hard Money Orators Shy of Ewing.
CpLUMBus, July 9.-1t is stated on good
authority that Eastern statesmen and ora.
tors are exceedingly reluctant to come
to Ohio, and the committee are finding 1t
very difficult TO induce them to come out
to the pivotal State and advocate the
claims OF General Ewing, the apostle oi
paper money. Tho Eastern Democrats
have prediction for hard money, and
don't take kindly to Ewing.
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TnE wheat crop in this section gives
promise Of better yield than was hoped
for early in the spring. Whilst the crop
Till not be o heavy one, yet the quality Of
the wheat Is very good.-lforyanioea fost,
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gurlxopr & ONO stock qdotes at 1891
Central Ohio SO asked preferred 80 asked
and West virginiaceridcates6l bid:e
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TURKEY.
THE TOWERS DISSATISFIED WITH ALExo
pASIIA

THE TOWERS DISSATISFIED WITH ALExo
PAsIA.
CoSsrASrISoPLE, July l0.-There Is rea.
son to believe that the Great Powers will
disapprove OF the manner in which Aleko
Pasha, Governor General Of Roumelia, Is
acting. They probably would not refuse
70 assent 10 bis removal by ex parte. The
British military attache has drawn up q
report commenting uniavorably upon the
administration Of Aleko Pasha and his
nominees.
PULL POWERS DEMANDED FOR TEwFiE.
France and England demanded that the
Imperial hiatt, investing Tewfk Pashs
with the title Of the Khedive, shall giyt
him the right to conclude the treaties will
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SOUTH AMERICA.
REVOLUTION IN PARAGUAY,

BugSos AYREs, June l6.-It Is denied
that the President Of Paraguay has been
expelled by General Goday, the rebels on.
ly obtained possession OF Pillar and HUI
marta. The revolution seems to he abor.
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ALARuE number Of sheep have been
bopyht in Washington county, Pal iofex.
nOrt to Europe. ,----.---a-- --..-----------.--
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Ghe GtteIIigetrter.
ooIee, Sos. Is ana = s7YoaEtsslih H.rsst.

TmrnE was great excitement yesterday
oycr the outbreak Of the yellow lever ir
Memphis. There are sutl hopes, however
that il will not assume an epidemic FORM
yew orleans has passed a strict Quaran'
tine against Memphis ENH n
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Chicago-syracuse o, Chicagos7.
Cleveland-Cleveland, 9, Providence {
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He Nus. Have started q Papsy,
Iowa State Register.
= Tho 'deposedl Khedive Of Egypt owes
Sl0,0 900. He must have started q new
morning daily to till q long felt want.
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scARCITY or LAnoRERs.
IL John sherman Responsible for the
Present State of'Thlnss9 a,S7aI

II John sherman Responsible for the
Present state orThlngs9 0iI 7sl
A number Of railroad contractors are
advertising in every direction for more
hands, and offering 81 10 per day without
securing all they want. For instance,
Stanley Bros, Of Urichsville, contractors
for building twenty miles Of the Tuscars'
was Valley and Wheeling road, areIyery
much in want OF more laborers, and we
Judge that there Is not contractor on the
line who would not be glad to get addi-
1ional help. ="
Now we have been hearing great deal
from the Democratic papers about the ruin
that John Sherman wrought by carrying
out the law directing him to prepare for
specie payments. According to the Steu-
benville Gazette, and otherlike papers, Sher-
man has well nigh bankrupted the coun-
try. He even killed of a company Of
coffin makers out atSt. Clairsvile the other
.lay, just when they were so much wanted
this hot weather. And yet, strange to
say, the country is so full Of work, and so
many railroads are building, not only in
this immediate region hut all over the
country, Notwithstanding John sherman's
ravages, that an adequate supply Of labor
can not he had. =
Now it seems to us that II Sherman is
responsible for all the bad times that have
Occurred-(particularly those that hap
pened before he became Secretary Of the
Treasury on the 4th Of March, 1871 he
Should now be credited with bringing
about condition OF things whereby labor
is once more fully employed, and whereby
people are willing to spend their money
freely in building railroads.
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a rLuRRY ABOUT NornlNa.

A scene occurred in the House Of Com.
mons tonight. When the House went
into committee on the army discipline
bill, Mr.. Sullivan, the member from tile
South called attention to a person In the
strangers gallery. taking notes OF the re-
marks ~f individual members, and asked
by whose authority the person was there.
1t was rumored that the person was in
the gallery In view OF repressiye
measures against Irish obstructlves. Tie
Speaker having replaced the Chairman Of
the committee, replied that the person
was there on his authority. Hs explain.
ed that owing to the delay of the army
bill, the minutes Of the proceedings Of
members should be more ample, but the
notes taken would be wholly impartial.
The person having left the House, again
returned, when stormy discussion en-
sued, and the person finally Withdrew.
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.H#
The Chinese Raldlns on the Russian
Border.
General woolseley Arrives at
Cape Town.
Prince IerOme's Sudden Conversion
to Imperialism.
The Irretrlev4ble Injury Done to Eng
lish Crops.
ENGLAND.
nm lMrEnIAL pEAp.

LONDON, July l0.-On account OF the
removal Of tho body Of Prince Imperial
from the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich to
Chiselhurst, Saturday, the whole distance
will be trayersed at q walking pace, the
procession reaching the Camden House
about s o'clock. The whole OF WoolwiCh
garrison will proceed separately 10 Chisel.
hurst to participate in the funeral. Bells
will be tolled as the corpse leaves Wool
wich, The following are already at Wool.
wich TO attend the funeral: Duke and
DuchessoEMonchy, Prince Afurat, Rouher,
vile and daughter, and Princess OF Mos.
kowa. II Is probable that Prince Jerome
Bonaparte will be present.
GLOOMY OUTLOOK OF AGRIcuHURALMAT
John Joseph Mechi, noted scientific
agriculturalist writes to the Times as fol.
lows: Another week OF flooding storms and
low temperature has put q finishing stroke
to the agricultural disaster. It is too late
for the crops to recover, they are con-
siderably injured even on well formed and
drained lands, while on Informed and un-
drained lands they are simply rulnous.
Wheat will suffer less than spring crops.
Wedding Is hopeless, and unless we get
promised hot dry weather manyHrass and
clover crops and even peas will be un-
gathered,
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The New Law Firm at Wheeling-c. II.
Beall's Wool Ciip-Expense OF the Pa, :
peFs-The VIII OF Ezekiel Harker.
Daily globe., 1879-05-15
M,,,.iciINI Court.
before Judge Flint.
CRIMINAL.

The City VS.. Nick Schultz, assault and bat
terry; fine Of 5000 paid, and prisoner dis
charged.
The City, VS.. F. A. Pierce, nuisance; jury
drawn and trial set for May 18th.
The City, VS.. Christian johnson, drunken
ness; fine of 1886 paid, and prisoner dis
charged.
The City, VS.. William Horan, drunkenness;
discharged.
The City VS.. Charles Johnson; drunkenness.
Fine of So paid, and prisoner discharged.
The City Mary Denier; assault and
battery. Execution of sentence suspended.
The City VS.. John Allen; disorderly conduct.
Committed for fourteen days.
The City vs.. Easton Burgett; disurderly con-
duct Committed for thirty days.
The City vs. Emanuel Harris, Henry Miller
and Edward Wright, disorderly conduct; COM
mtted for fourteen days each.
The City VS.. James DAILY, assault and bat.
| terry; continued until to-day.
| Frederick j. Hoffman VS.. William J. Par
ker, action for restitution of premises. Motion
to dismiss signed and submitted.
John Ahern VS.. Maxfeld & Co., action to re
cover for goods alleged to have been sole
defendant. Trial continued by agreement ol
counsel to May %, 1879 at 2 p. NJ.
| John s. Prince va. Steel & Mcintyre, gar
nishee disclosure; continued to June 18, 1879, al
8 P. NJ, to be taken at Office of Comfort 4
Cary.
Daily globe., 1879-05-15

for revising the work of the stenographer.
Upon the 18th of October r.. b. Nixon and
three others were allowed $1l2 for OK
penses of a trip from Washington to st.
Louis, and only put in bill for $36 for
coming back Patterson and son remained
in st. Louis six days and made up hotel
bill. They put in bill of $40 for carriage
transportation through St. Louis, and the
bill was paid. Patterson and son also OK
pended (or said they dld) $115 for news
papers and telegraphing while in st. Louis.
The perfect muck Of thievery run by
Honest john in the closing days of
his Congressional career shows what he
must have done in South Carolina when
his opportunities were better.
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TOM ALLEN.


Probabit,ty Of HIS Coming Here to Fight
pager.
A dispatch from st. Louis says: SIT
is now more than probable that Tom
Allen, the renowned pugilist, who has all
along been the recognized champion of
America, will recross the Atlantic for the
purpose of contesting Dwyer's claim to the
title, in which event Tom will encounter the
only man in the world but Mace, who has a
ghost of chance to win. Johnny's initial
peri ormance in the orthodox circle with Ell
lott proved so satisfactory that he will have
no trouble in finding hackers, and Aliens
friends on this side of the Atlantic, as we'll
as Tom himself, would doubtless be pleased
to handle some of the Brooklyn boxers
stuff. Your correspondent yesterday called on
gentleman who has been behind Allen in
all of his American battles, to ascertain
whether any thing was being done
toward bringing about a mill. The party re-
ferred to state that a match between the
men, provided Dwyer would make it, was q
mere question of time. Johnny, who is
as gentlemanly boxer as ever pulled over
shirt, while popular with his own set, has
a great many enemies, especially in politi-
cal circles, and they will do their utmost to
have Allen come over, he being regarded as
the only man competent to ':down" Dwyer.
Aliens backer states that his brother is now
in England, and that there is hardly any
doubt that Tom will accompany him on his
return to America. Allen, unpopular as a
man, has host of sporting friends here
who admire his fighting capabilities, and
they are willing to make the match for as
much money as the opposition desire.
There is no doubt that Allen would like
| very much to return to this country, but
should he come he would have to pay some
$4,000 of forfeited bail money, besides
standing good chance of going to Jail fol
three or four months for fighting Goss.