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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07
French Hid Gloves.

Messrs. W. NJ. Kennard & Co., 62l
Market street, carry very large stock
of French Kid Gloves, in 2, 3, and 4
buttons, at $1.25, $50, SLIGO, and in
white, opera and colors. Any one wish
ing a fine Kid Glove may rest assured
of being suited out of their stock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07
Hats Hats ! !

Spring style silk hats, fine Derby
hats, nobby soft hats, boys soft and
stiff hats, children's spring style hats,
silk and cashmere caps, umbrellas, &c.
New goods. Low prices. RuNFoRD
Bros, 404 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07

Elastic hard rubber and many other varie-
ties ofnbdominal supporters correctly adjusted
at Ladies' Department of Belt the druggist
corner 9Th and Market streets. Private en-.
trance for ladies No. W. Sixth street. Lady
attendant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07
III J.PYLE,
GuNSMITH, LOCKSMlTH, AND
BELL HANGER

(Will remove on March Is, to ia Market ST.
Rollers put on wringing machines. Um.
brellas and Parasols recovered and repaired,
Tailor's and Barber's shears sharl,ened. All
Kinds OF light machine work. Gums, Pistols
and Ammunition, and variety of sporting,
goods Tor sale. Shells loaded to order AL
work guaranteed and at prices to suit the,
times
NO. rs M A kET STREET,
dcb-3nd
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rHILDREN'S CARRIAGES AND En-
~ press Wagons neatly painted, also
Cnairs, III W. Seventh street. ieb6-tf
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The Contract Given Up.

The contract entered into by Messes
John Peoples, s. and T. McClary and
DR.. D.. r. Tanturn, all well known Giti-
Gems CT this city, with the MEXICAN
Government, for the construction 90 a
railroad from Vera Cruz to Alvarxdo,
Mexico, will probably be given W by
the contractors. The government had
pledged themselves to indemnify the
contractors against any loss. Tn. lat
ter have cause to fear that the promise
would not be fulfilled, and consequent
ly wih give up the contract. The sur
veying engineers, Messrs. Canby and
Tamaal, also Of this city, have been
telegraphed to come home. Ex-U.
S. Marshal John M. Dunn, superinten-
deut .ef the road, is now in this city.
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Il i'EN1'.

n III KENT.
No l22l Tatnaii street.
Hoo
zoos -
s35 :.
go Maii,on street.
il3 Jefferson street
80l Gilpin avenue.
hlt
81 w. Sixth street.
6oi w. Fith street.
blS II. Seventh street.
sos Il. Tenth street.
1908 Lombard street.
AND many Others large and small.
STORE PROPERTIES,
40. III Market street.
" Sly "
- W. corner Seventh and Spruce streets,
q others.
40 IL Market street.
EVANS PENNINGTON,
ieblhi cor. Eighth and Market SITS.
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PAINTS. OILS, &c.
TAMES BRADFORD.

! AM EsS 6RADFORD, 49, -
MANUFACTURER Or
PURE COLORS, WHITE LEAD, 2INCS
PAINTS. POGO BROWN AND PUTTY,
BRADFORDS
READY MIXED COTTAGE COT.DRS
DIES, VARNISH AND TURPENT NE.
WINDOW GLASS, ETC, ETC,
NOS. AND = Il. THIRD = ser
WILAllNGT -. DEL
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r AM rs Il BRO,

JAMES, BRO.
lmporters and dealers r.
Il A RDWARB AND 'TT!rr Y"
PAINTS. OIL. GLASS AMI "EEIllT.
NO. 2Ol MARKET STafET, q
WILMINGTON. NPI VALE
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TUBLlC SALE,

l.. w. Stdham & Son. will sell four yooda
milch cows and two calves in front of their
auction rooms on Saturday, March Sth'at To-
o'c Ock. narS.5t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07
American Securities In German


The American Consul at Frankfort,
Germany, has written to the State De-
partment that United States per cents
will soon find market in Germany.
At present the German 4 per cents
have preference, as they can be
bought at96, with no cost in collecting
the coupons. State and municipal
bonds from the United States are meet
ing with brisk sale, having advanced
fully temper cent. since resumption.
Railway shares also are in demand.
But for the prospective loans to he offer.
ed by the German Government Ameri.
can securities would be taken in large
quantities by the German capitalists.
A deficit Of SIT, 800, 900 exists in the
Exrhequer on account of railway ex
ptnditures and excess of current eX-
pens-s.
Assistant Engineer, Mr.. Francis Welch
Of the Baltimore Fire Department, so
severely spraned his back at a recent
fire that he WIS unable to get up after
sitting down. A few applications OF
keiler's Roman Liniment cured him,
A gooc investment is bottle Of DR..
Bulls cough s. rop, for It never disap,
points. % cents per bottle, large size sc
cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07

Poor old Tilden He is being over
whelmed with denials, denunciations,
and excavations, by respectable South
ern men, whe challenge him to prove
what he has sworn to, and who boldly
assert that ho has sworn falsely. Moth
ing can exceed the indignation aroused
in the South by the recklessness with
which Tildeu sought to create the i'm.
preston that during the electoral count
returning boards had been purchased
like sheep in the shambles. 1t has
been already clearly shown that the
only atteapts at purchase were by Til
denis OWE friends, ana when these were
indignantly repulssS, then Tilden at
fected 10 be indignant that they had
been made, and sought to create the
impression that they had only been
made because Republicans were at
tempting the same thing. Now we
have the true story, which plainly
shows that Tildtn's whole testimony
was a tissue Of falsehoods and perjury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07
kReeches BY tho Great Americans
In I.egisIaiive BSSiies.

s&eeches by tho Great Amerieans
In I.egisIative Bsdies.
Jefferson was lawyer, learned in
his profession and at one time in q
large practice; he did not think very
highly, however, of lawyers and law.
makers. III the present Congress, !"
said hs in 1872, "-rriu too mach talk
ing, how can it be otherwise in . body
to which the people send one hundred
and fifty lawyers, whose trade is Ia
question everything, yield nothing, and
talk by the hour!" Even the Confed-
crate Congress in 1888, he says though
"little numerous" was every conten-
tious." Day after day was wasted on
the most unimportant matters, and
jefferson wonders "Whether Ben aparte's
dumb Legislature, which said nothing
and did much, may rot be preferab
to one that talks ,nnch and does moth.
ingf' He then goes on to say, Observed
with General Washington in the Leg
islsture OF Virginia before the Rsvolu-
ton, and during 1t with DR.. Franklin
in Congress. | never heard them speak
ten minutes at a time, nor say anything
but the main point, which was to decide
the question. They laid their shoulders to
the great points knowing that the lit
tie ones would follow Of themselves"
No Catastrophe 20 ear Globe in 1881.
In spite of Mother Ship,ons prophe-
cy an astronomical writer,says: There
will be no catastrophe in 1881. The
conjunction Of the four great planets
at perihelion is not going to take place.
1t is an idle scare. 1t is true that the
longitude Of the perihelion of three of
these planets viii bring them somewhat
nearer each other. Jupiter will be in
perihelion, about 1881. Saturn will
be in conjun ction near that time, and
Neptune will not be near enough to
help produce any mischief that may
be feared, while the position of the
Uranus in the heavens in 1881 will be
about 1850 r. A.
Every hundred years we have five
conjunctions of Jupiter and Saturn,
and always have had-without the
least damage thus far. Being in con-
junction so near to Jupiter's perihelion
may possibly produce higher tides than
Jupiter's position will be
%, 900, 600 Of miles nearer the sun and
the earth than he Is at his mean dis
lance. Let us not deluds ourselves,
nor be frightened by chimeras.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07
LNORSALE.

House No. 9O2 Delaware Avcnae.
House No. 1915 delaware Avenue.
House No. 1909 Jefferson street.
House on VanBuren street. between Eighth
Pnd Ninth.
House No. 3l6 East Second street.
House No. 623 Jefferson street.
House No. 22 Maryland Avenue.
House No. llO6 Walnut street.
Apply to WIN. MCCAULLEY,
sos Market street,
stS3m. Wilmington, Del.
LTDR RENT-A Truck Farm OF s acres,
Il two miles from Wilmington on the New
|CaRue road.
A farm Of 45 acres in Brandywinc Hundred
|on the Concord Pike, miles from Whining
Hon.
A truck farm of 70 acres within the limits
El Wilmington with q good house and barn.
Two houses, Nos. ll3 and III West Ninth
'teet, Wilmington, Delaware.
yGe house, No. l4l6 Delaware Avenue.
)ne house, No. 804 Spruce street.
One house, No. ia Spruce street.
Vhe house, \ o. 500 East Fourth street.
Tine house, No. 222 Maryland Avenue.
Also number OF small houses In different
paris Of the city.
also a good stable property on Windsor
Fueet, between Eighth and Ninth.
Apply to VIM. McCAULAEY.
608 Market street,
FeOt3m, Wilmington, Del.
ENOR SALE CHEAP.-Tw good Stores in
L good location, two new three story nine
pom Houses, and two new room houses, all
sIth hot and cold water, gas, bath, washpaye
Ey't and In yard, Ave room Houses with
Mc'Osed sheds. Also other houses Persons
u want of a cheap house 1t would be to their
~ aatagc to see these hOuscg, MS they are all
'eH built and OF good materials. Prices from
tINO and up. Terms very easy to suit the
ss,hee, Hill take rs part pay first mortgage on
EsMer property aud tive years mortgage on
1c house sold. Apply to
q. II. lINDALL \ SONS,
MI 70, French nuh 80 u. Ninth Sts.
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PUBLIC SALES,
NfARSHAL'S SALE.

7 WI ?
BY virtue ola writ of venditioai exponas
h-uad out OF the District Court OF the United.
states for the District Of Delaware, at the
adit of George Z. Ward, to me directed, / win
xpnse ts public sale and Will sell fs- cash
on the Custom House steps, in the city of VIII
lLi'gton, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL, 1879,
AT ii O'Clock, IN the forenoon, -
the Steam Dredge Starbhck, " her engines:
tackle, apparel, furniture, &c, now lying In .
M Mahon River, near Little Creek Landing,
Kent county, Delaware. ''I3N
HENRY H. MCMULLEN,
U. S. Marshal District of Delaware,
Marshal's Office. March /. lS7s.-ts
PUBLIC SALE
The Subsc,iber intending to quit business
will sell at Stanton, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE STH DAY OF MATCH, A, D., I6Tgs
at 2 o'clock p. m.
The balance OF his stock of groceries and.
store hxtures. 5. Il. GAMBLE.
J. BRACKIN, Acct. marl.6t.
DEBLIC SALES.-On the premises with.
l. out postponement, withdrawal orunder--
bidding on Saturdays of March. April. May
ana June. The indications are decidedly
good for better prices in 1s7a
J. 7. HFALD, Clay ton House building.
mar33, 5,Swed sat-tf ,
PUBLIC SALE
l.. w. Stidham & Son. will sell four goods
milch cows and two calves in front of their
auction rooms on Saturday, March sthat To-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07

rOING TO MOVE
" BARGAINS BARGAINS
l am selling the entire stock Of Heaters
Ranges, Stoves and Tinware.
LAMPS A n b HOUSEFuRNISH1NG
GOODS.
at great reduction. Come early to the
=. W. CORNER
TESTH AND MARKET STS..
u. PICKLES, Agent
7 lME LIME! LIME
-. An excellent Schuylkill builduR lime AZ
81 'Sh" per bushel. Also, the celebrated
WI shtsville Lime, superior to any lime i'm.
II market, "a cents per busnel,
Also, Goal and sand at the Lowest mark
rates. far' NJ loot of West street, Wilmin
Ton. lOEN W. GRIFFITH
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TNDWIN HIRST.
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER

NO. 7l2 MARKET STREET, WHINING
TON, DELAWARE.
CLotis, WATCHES,
JEwELRY, SrECrACl Es, ETC,
Special attention given to Repairing. All
kinds of MUSICAL instruments REPAIRED,
BS-Prices to suit the times. mh5-lm,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07

NOR SALE.-The thrse-stoTy brick dwell
ins, No. ms Madison street. Possession
rivsn March Is. Terms easy. Inquire al No.
70 Z. Sixth street. between Market and King
,reets. tebl4-tf
INJR RENT. -Thrse-story brick Houses, so0
b and eli Tatnsll ~. Stalls IN Club stable,
ninth and Orange streets, very low 70 per
nsnsnt teDants Apply TOD. NORRELL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07

NOR RENT.-House 300 Spruce street, and
L several houses In same block above eth
Ereet, rooms each.
GO. VAN KLEBCK,
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NOR RENT.-A good dairy farm OF about
liz % acres Ia Brandywine Hundred, six
miles IRON ,WIlinsnyton. Inquire OF
JOHN w. DAY.
marl.3td.2tw Talleyville.
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DENTS Collected AMa properties
II Carefully Managed.
ted. HEALD d 3D.,
Clayton HOuse Building

NOR A Si.SO LOAD OF RICHARDSON'S
i K1NDLLN9 WOOD, leave orders at
Every Evening ONCE, 9TH aHd Market; Capelle
Bro., I'd and Market; J. ratnall d Co., Front
and Orange; and A. N. Quinbys, Front ana
Madison. feb14-f
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by virtue ola writ Of vcnditioni expona
me directed, will he exposed to public sa {
the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07

TNDR SALE ON KENT.--House, Outbuild-
L ings and large lot, In the city limits, On
the andywIne. Good location for Ice Cream
Garden, etc. win be sold cheap or rented ct
bargain. EVANS PENNINGTON.
mh3-3t cod. Eighth and Market Sts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07

NOR RENT OR SALE.-A three Story
L brick store and dwelling, centre ofDx.
!ord, Pa, used o. dry goods stand for IL
business. A small i0faune
made. Best reasons for quitting. Address,
BOX a. oxford. Pa. feb20 6td-ltw<
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nor RENT.-Threest story brick house cor
Z ner of Washington and Thirteenth Sts.,
Al modern Improvements. Also twO-story
houses, nine rooms, with all modern improve
Hents. Beautiful location and cheap rent.
Also other houses On different locations.
JOHN GREEN,
fb7.tf Second and French.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07

MOB RENr.-StsrS Houss No. ". Fourth
street ressession ktyen q once.
II. L. llCHTENSTEN,
jnstimd 49, Secretary.
~EiRABLE RkBlDENCEFO FOR RENT,
That large and desirable property
iormsrIy occupied BY r. H.. 0rimth with 10
snes Of Groubd situated on Front street pear
Uaion avenue. Inquire Of
DIX. l.. p. BUSH,
fsbs u Or GEO. W. BUSH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-07

NOR RENT.-.Special Terms-StOre and
Z Dwelling, ). Z. corner jackson aad Elm
tieets. HEALD l. Co.
mh46S Clayton House Building.
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r AND FOR sALL.-A properly contain
ing about rs acres, In Brandywine
hlndred Inquire of EDW. LECARPEN-
(IlEK. Rockiand. Dol. dol0-WdAst0td&8tw
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NOR SALE OR TRADE.-A Small Farm
T OF a acres, Ia Lancaster county, Virginia.
Good buildings, good soil and the luxury Of
the salt water Oysters. fish, Hard and soft
crabs and wild game. THOMAS STARR,
1910 King street, Wilmington Del.
ha vtnl
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NOR RENT.-lbestrsble mUuern house Of
nine rooms, three.story brick, frst-class
aeghb0rhood and central location. Twenty
eight dollars per month. or thirty.slx dollars
furnished. Address N. y. j." this once,
in28tf
The New York herald., 1879-09-16
A MID-AIR ENTERPRISE.

The sound OF hammers piled on hard material
sounded from the unoccupied sugar house at No.
ia King street yesterday morning. and Officer
ONe of the Eighth precinct. whose 1t reached.
made inquiries IL repairs going on within. No
one had heard of any. and an examination showed
open window near the ground from which tho
sash had been forced inward and fallen the floor.
ONcil summoned officer Gilgar and the pair crept
through the opening and stealthily assembled the
stairs Az they mounted higher the noise became
audible. and at length after climbing nine
stories. they found II the roof. When the
tie was raised they came suddenly upon quite
busy scene. Four boys, armed with crowbars
and hammers, were tearing up the copper plates
that covered the housetop and then rolling them
into In corner big pilo of the metal
was D accd and there every evidence that they
had worked long and hard. 3ilgar took up his post
ut the scuttle, while O'Neil showed himself above.
At there scamper and quite exciting
chase began. The young scamps He'd up and down
over the spacious OF the roof dodgng tho
officer adroitly and keeping clear OF the treacherous
scutte. The sight of revo.vcr brought them to
terms. however. and the whole party were marched
TO the Jefferson Market Police Court Their names
were John Canary. Michael Mahoncy, Ed ward Brown
and John McCabe They all committed to
await the appearance of the sugar house owners.
The New York herald., 1879-09-16
SPORTING NOTES.

The members of the Far Rockaway Gun Club will
shoot for cup at that place tomorrow at four p NJ.
The first of a series Of special contests by men,,
bers Of the Fountain Gun Club will be held at the
Brooklyn Driving Park tomorrow at two p. NJ.
The Smith-Mor race ut Halifax. n s.. is set for
this afternoon. Smith was suffering from a bad
cold his chest yesterday. and may not be able to
to-day.
The amateur sihRle-scull race Of two miles with
turn for the championship Of Canada. postponed
Saturday last took place ut Toronto. Ont. yes
terisy. and was won by Laing, Of Montreal. Phil
lips of Toronto, was second. and Reardon. Of Ham,
ilton. third. Time OF winner. Ism. 55s.
collar and elbow wrestling match, alternate
heats in jacket and harness, between Nat Hutchins
of Marlboro. Mass. and Lyman Lovejoy. of Cold
water Mich, for $3.50 q side and the light weight
championship OF America took place at Boston last
night, and was won by Hutchins. who gained tho
first, fourth and fifth falls.
The New York herald., 1879-09-16
THE TORPEDO STATION.

To THE EpIroR THE HERALp:-
have just read in the HERALD of the 10th your in
teresting account of the Torpedo school of the
United states Engineer corps at wiletts Point.
M ght the Engineer corps of the United States Army
(which is close corporation) bo asked why tho
officers OF the artillery. which are stationed the
seaboard, not sent to Wllets Point fer nstruc-
tion In laying down submarine mines and ground
and buoyant torpedoes? Also why, when naval
officers stationed ut the Torpedo School at Newport
visited Wilctts Point for Information, which IN as
useful to the navy as the Engineer corps. they were
put Off with excuses, and Major Abbott gone to
Washngton2' In of need to defend our har-
bors with defensive torpedoos the Engineer corps
would need the cooperation of the artillery and
navy also, and would 10 glad to get their assistance
NAVY.
The New York herald., 1879-09-16
THE NORWICH REGATTA.
THE PROFESSIONAL RACE LIKELY TO BE A
STUBBORN CONTEST.

THE PROFESSIONAL RACE LIKELY TO BE
STUBBORN CONTEST.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORWICH. Conn.,. Sept. Is. 1879.
Tho professional sculling here on Tues
day promises to be of the best ever
rowed in the United States. Wallace Ross
arrived tonight and Is in fne trim. with
weather beaten countensnce that would
betoken an old sailor. George W. Lee rowed
the course to-day and pronounced it OF the finest
he had yet seen. The water smooth glass ALI
tho oarsmen admit that better water be found
In the States than the Thames affords In regard
to tho tomorrow Lee says he shall
pull Ross for al he is worth, and several
OF his hackers are confident of his victory.
He Is In excellent trim. Wallace Ross said to the
HKRALD reporter tonight that he had never met Ice
in n race bat he confident of winning that he
would bet $500 81 900 ON the result Brayley, of
Halifax is here aud will but he is not considered
in good condition to pull. being fatgued frouI his
long ride and not altogether enjoying the best of
health.
In the amateur race nearly all have arrived. fve
coming In with their boats on the trains tonight.
Tim Murphy and Handay are the favorites In this
race with pool men tonight. Brown, Of Boston,
met with slight accident to-day, knocking off the
stem OF his boat but the damage has been repaired
sufficiently to row.
The New York herald., 1879-09-16
COLUMBIA RANGE.

WEST END. N j.. Sept. is. 1879.
Remarkable scores were made in the match Tor the
Sharp's midrange rifle shot to-day ut the range of
the Colu umbia Rife Association In the last compe-
tltion A. q. Hocombe. Of Brooklyn, made the best
score on record-lg9 out of a possible 200 The
conditions of the match 500 yards 10 shots. any
riHe any position. military rhos allowed FIVE points
sporting rifles. The winners of the two for
mer competitions were Dr. Dudley and Mr. Rathbone.
Eighteen entered for to-day match. The contest
lay between Mr. Rathbone and the last winner. q.
Holcombe In the first round Rathbonc and Hol-
combe each scored 10 straight bulls eyes. Falco
AZ, Green AZ and Turner 81. The match then
rowed down to Rathbone aud IL lcombe. Rathbone
again made ten consecutive bulls eyes Holcombe
kent his string good until his tenth shot, when he
made a centre. The competition and prize
given to Mr.. Rathbone. The best scores were
follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-16
THE COURTS.
A FoRGEa SENTENCED.

James d. Walters. who said he was forty-two years
OF age and had no home was arragned in the Court
OF General Sessions yesterday by Assistant Districs
Attorney Rollins. three indictments for forgery.
walters, who is man of superior intelligence.
swindied his victims by ordering sets of harness to
be sent to various addresses, meeting the messen-
gers there and paying for the goods ordered with
worthless checks. In this way he procured harness
from Samuel w Mcdonald. 62 Warren street; II.
Aschenbach t3 Warren street. aud Shackleford Co..
SO Barclay paying Tor them in worthless checks on
the National Park Bank. The prisoner pleaded
guilty to one offence and attempted to mitigate his
offence by clubbing about the grade OF his crimet
under the law. His smartness however. was of no
effect. and Judge Cowing sentenced him to four
years in State Prison at hard labor stating that the
other two indictments would be held over him in
the event OF misconduct in the future.