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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-30
COMING HOME.
The oVauons on the Return OF the
PresIdentIaI Party.

The oVarons on the Return OF the
Presidential Party.
1 ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, September 29.-The
was received at st. Joseph, No.,
by local committee from the City Coun-
Gil headed BY the Mayor and committee
Of business men from the Board of trade.
Notwithstanding the city had but few
hours notice Of the coming Of the party,
an immense crowd had assembled Is vel.
come him. As he alighted from the train,
by Mrs. Hayes and
General Sherman, the party was
greeted by the firing OF guns,
the ringing OF bells and the blowing OF
whistles. There was, II possible, beside
this little more than the usual amount
Of cheering and public clamor. Carriages
were provided and the party were con-
veyed TO Tootle's Opera House, where
some speaking was done by the President
and General Sherman alter the address OF
welcome had been delivered. The Opera
House was crowded with people, among
whom were many women and children.
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Been ReadInE the aokaionas states, /,

Iowa CRY, IA, September ga man
named Rising, who halls from Tennessee,
andwho, without provocadon, shot Cash
Bell (colored) in this city Saturday night,
was committed to jail In default Of 500
bond. He also attempted to shoot the
policeman whoRrrested him. When he was
being taken to jail he said, that "old Abe
Lincoln had freed seventeen negroes from
his father and that he meant 10 kill the
d-d nigger and he hoped he would die
that he had killed several niggers down
South and nothing was said about It
Bell Is quite popular here and there 4
much feeling against the prisoner. Hi
recovery is doubtful.
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WASHINGTON.
iHThe cold supply and Demand.

The Gold supply and Demand.
WASHINGTON, September 2s.-There is
in the Treasury but about s8,179,OOO in
soldin denominations less than $50, an
amount not sufficient to meet any active
demand upon the Treasury for small coin.
ITO supply this deficiency 1t is understood
10 be the intention Of the Treasury De.
partment to recoin most OF the foreign
gold received at the New York assay Office
into Eve and ten dollar pieces. In recoin.
ing foreign gold nothing less than five
dollar pieces will be turned out, as It is the
desire TO get as large o number Of stand,
ard silver dollars as possible into circula,
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DETROIT, MICH, September 29.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Morris, Of volinia township,
oass county, were murdered last night.
The murder is supposed to have been COM
mitted with the object Of obtaining the
money received from large sale Of wheat
made recently by Mr.. Morris. The body
Of Morris was found on the back steps Of
his house, this morning, with two bullet
holes through his neck, and that of his
wife in q bedroom closet, shot four times
In the breast. No clue 70 the perpetrators
OF the deed as vet.
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Providence, Sept 99.-Mrs. Sprague's
trustee was refused admission to Ca.
nonchet to-day by Ex-Governor sprague,
although he was accompanied by Mr..
Chatee, trustee for sprague's estate. The
object Of the visit was TO make an invent
9ry OF the property in the house that Mrs.
Sprague might indicate what she claimed
as her personal property.
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NEw oaLEANs. September 29.-Just be-
fore reaching the landing at Canal street,
the cotton on the new Natchez took fire.
The passengers were landed and three
hundred bales Of burning cotton thrown
over board. The boat was slightly damas.
ed and the cargo damaged So, 700.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-30

THE iron market continues in IN excited
condition, and the nail men Of Wheeling
naturally apprehend drouth in ore. The
Belmont Furnace has purchased 800 tons
Of ore imported from spainl Think Of
importing IRON ore to West Virginia,
whose mountains are filed with It and
only awaiting capital for It's development
and utilizaton.-PRginia Free Prea.
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ON Account OF a Horse Race.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 29.-Moore,
Of Crab Orchard, shot Col. Louis Clark,
Jr., President Of the Louisville Jockey
Club, at the Gait House, this evening. It
is not thought that Col. Clark's wound is
fatal.
The trouble had It's origin at the Jockey
Club ground this afternoon. Moore had
two horses entered for the first race, but as
he was indebted to the club association
for forfeits. The President refused 10
allow them TO start, with the above result.
The two men met about 8 P. N. and
Moore in an angry manner protested
against Clark's ruling. The President in
formed Moore that the rules OF the as.
soCiation governed his conduct in the
premises and he could not violate them,
that the rules required him to do rs he
had..done. M
Colonel Clark then went to his Office in
the hotel, and In few moments was fol-
lowed by Moore, who, on arriving at the
door Of the office began shooting. One
ball struck Col. Clark in the right breast
and glanced around under the shoulder.
The affair causes much excitement
among the citizens, as Clark. Is esteemed
as an enterpriaing, go,ahead man, one
that Louisville cannot afford TO lose.
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The Huntington CommsrcialsaYs; "But
two hundred men were employed two
months ago in the Ave iron furnaces along
the line oEthe Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, and now there are over twelve
hundred employed" This Is but one Of
the many indications Of reyiving business
all over the country, and especially in the
iron aud coal districts Of Virginia and
West Virginia.
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INDIA.

LONDON, September 29.-The viceroy Of
India telegraphes that the cholera is pre-
valent only on theroute from Rawulpindee
to Jamrood: There had been few cases
at All Musiid. As the troops advance be-
yond Jamrood they lose the cholera in
nnenca. -
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
A Letter from the Chairman orthe Com.
mIttee.
QuMcY, ILl., september 20, ls7s.

QUINCY, Ill, September 20, 1879.
Editors IntslHgsnsor
Relying upon the national importance
Of the River Improvement Convention,
and trusting that you are interested in It's
success, we enclose herewith circular
stating It's objects, and hope that you will
give 1t space in your columns, as well as
such editorial mention as you may deem
proper.
You will please excuse personal letter,
such as we would like to write did not
lack Of time prohibit It.
Very truly yours,
CHARLIE F. Cox
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TIE healthy growth Of the baby Is de.
pendent upon is freedom from the PERM.
cions effects OF opium. Dr.. Bulls Baby
Syrup Is the best remedy known for the
diseases Of early childhood.
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oRnLEdEA, September 20.-The scull-
ing match to-day for $3.50, between Fred.
Plaisted and Jake Gaudaur, three miles,
was won by Plaisted in 2l.2O.
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A Mastery speech from General Gar.
. field. r.r

Be-
DELAWARE, O., September 27.-The con-
tinuous ovation which General Garfield
has received throughout his present cam
paign tour was still further increased by
the rousing reception which he was &C.
corded here to-day. No such mass meet
ing has been held in this vicinity for
years. Upon General Garfield's arrival,
early this morning, he was met by Gen.
]. S. Jones, Hon. II. N. Carper, and Capt.
Amos Glover, who at once conducted him
10 the chapel OF the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
verSity. His appearance here drew out
round after round OF applause, and the
General responded in an earnest and
thoughtful non-political speech. At 2
o'clock in the afternoon a grand mass
meeting was held at Williams Opera
House. Notwithstanding the rumor in
this vicinity that his engagement here
would be cancelled owing to a sore throat,
the hall was crowded to It's utmost capacity
with an audience whose enthusiasm was
only equalled by those at the close OF the
war. The General made one OF his mas.
terly speeches, reviewing the records OF
the two parties, and showing in what a
pitabIe plight the Democracy had been
PLACED by their attitude upon the financial
and other questions. Gen. Garfield paid
aglowing tribute TO President Hayes, who
was born here in Delaware, for his con
duct during the late session OF Congress.
His remarks were wildly applauded. His
appeal to the young men in his audience
was made with telling effect. At the close
Of his speech Of nearly two hours, during
which he was listened to with unbroken
interest, the audience dispersed with
cheers, After the meetinga reception was
rendered Gen. Garfield at the Loan Exhi.
bition, and large number OF citizens call
ed upon him.
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BAlrlAORE & onlO sold yesterday at l4o
and l4l. The following Is It's traffic state.
ment for the month Of August:
, August 1873. islS. Increase;
EE3TalH ss! go q sIsss Z s!sS5s g :. 2
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GARyiEtD aud Blaine both make
speeches to-day at Jefferson, .Ashtabula'
county, Ohio.
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Nst...........-s7Oa ll9sl ISI89l9 70 ss6, 90 u
Increase in net earnings eleven months,
October, 1873, to August, 1879, $3.50, ,4e5 n.
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At Cleveland yesterday-ol -olevelands, l
Cincinnati, 1873 innings. nv
At Providence yesterday-Providen
s. Bostons, 1.
At Buffalo -Bufalos 5, chicagos 8.
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Wash yourself with Ivory Soap,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
MR.. TALMAGE ON TRIAL.
CONCLUSION OF HIS TESTIMONY.

CONCLUSION OF HIS TESTIMONY.
MORE QUESTIONS CONCERNING TnE CHRISTIAN AT
WORK MATrER-TBE WITNESSES MEMORY FIRE.
orFNr1v DEFECrIvE-DEcuNISG TO ANSWER
MANY QUESTIONS.
Mr.. Talmage was dismissed from the witness
stand at the adjournment of the Brooklyn Presby-
tery yesterday after undergoing examination Tor
The greater part of four days. Mr. Crosby asked
many ingenious and elaborate questions. but failed
to involve the witness in any marked inconsls-
tencies Mr. Talmage lost his temper once, and
angrily told his qucstioner that he was gnIi'y OF
falsehooi and decent. At his counsePs suggestion ne
replied To series Of questions occupying several
njputes. Il decline to answer" Considerable
amusement was caused by his making this answer
before the questions were cOmpetedn many cases
During much of the day he lounged back listessly
in his chair. with one arm thrown over the bacK'
and spoke in mechanical way. He paid little at
tention to the questions, and frequently sald !:
"What was that ~ please repeat the question:
and " That is SO long that can't keep 1t IN my
mind"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
CALrvpAK. mn, DAY.

srpPrNE CorrT-CHAunERs- -Bafrctt J.-Nos 90 21. 10.
g. a. . s. ~ -, s. = ~, W. - iIS, Ily laa se.
tlses NOs -. 2 -, g. = lU' 4oi. Lo5 t6 a. 100.
Is 5g iiS i ~! "a i2 BE- ~! " H. 'i Il' ~ llH 49, I- H.
GEsEaAL TENi-AGJoEnrd sine .ie.
SPECIAL IEGM-Nan Worst, J.-4a" and Iac'-Nos e1I
Cmcur-P,RT Ivan Byunt. J.-,'o-. 33+i 1909, 3295
1908 Sao Io7o 2U75 800. 4ss7 5J55 $3.50 s557 a5jJ
Pan Ii-Donohuo J.-Yos; fGif 8los. t2M a5ll 3:o7.
4G5l 2l~2. 81 ,. .~+@. ~ p So ' .ti T. tu2 1870
2l74 1921 al53 3til 54aj. 3i57 ol6J 1882 49, 8i'l
2i56 $50 l764 -Cgl 3422 aoji 3i5l, 3ii, 5loo 5alo
PAsI nI-Iqwrcnce- J;-Nos. f915; 2llli l22.; $i59
55o5 555 700 '''' '- 49, ''' ''' -O-' '-' -''''
sUfEeoa corRr-GESrr>L TFn,-AdioaEnod sine de.
SPECIAL Tsnl-scitwics. J.-No Gay calendar. .-.
TRIAL IlN,f-IAkf I-FtctGuIal. J.No-. JNl. 40 90,
427. 5s2 y tii o-i 40 1000. 1i' $780, 4iO 2i2 5y)
rAET I.-Adiourned toy ina TORN, -.. 49,. ,,o ,.o
III. lsu. l19, 800 1G. 5~j. Q ), G2j.
CcvWoN PtY4s-GFSrRAL TFlV-A5Curued for tuc term.
FqIrY TEGi-IarIemlre J-Nos. a 3; @. TO- l3, H. -,
1913 gO5 7o2, sJ5 IOli. 95s 5lj So. @J5j @O2J 1885,
go ss y17, 022, 1888. 1881 -l49. 1900, lOiA lvao
5j9j 57il 5I45 56a DOLL. 300. 5l4o 57o' Jdso "7t5
577S 57I4. 5776 $40 5io2 - 49, -
G205 j6s 50GJ 1884, 12Oj J66s, o225 56oJ JU'62 i15
PiLf 'iiI-shea JCas. on No. Nicholson agt
GFSfa,l eE.sioSs-PAGr I-Cow1ur 1.-The People sgt,
Edward HctherotL ieoni0us .ssanll AID 9aief D,1.l
shelby John Rogan, Our2arF tiedel'c@ lt'ti, E1."J G
eey Victor Abel eon9G' .osau.9 ~ ~" HctI5d y.Sg yr %
Dabut x and iaTcony Mary "aito5s John S"la Nnin ,
Robinson illam Abbott larceny foi tls person u. Il
dercgor lonn " tsh John French james Le-aI, Erand
larceny James Reilly, larceny nom tie person.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
NAVY LATELLlGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Secretary Sherman
has ordered Captain George W Bailey, commanding the
United States revenue steamer Rush. 10 take on board
sufficient supplies for i've mOutLs' cruise, leave san
Francisco 10, later than Nay uoIi and proceed TO
mo wators Alaska for ths purpose OF enforcing She
proy sons OF law and for the protection OF lie Interests
OF the Government the seal islands the sea- the
otter hunting grounds. and Of Alaska generally Lieu
tenant Wilsn H. Turner has boen detached from duty
az the Signal once aud ordered ~ the Portsmouth Navy
Yard Lieutenant Charles Seymour has been detached
from the Portsmouth Navy Yard and ordered 10 duty
the Asste Station.
Moyenens Of United States ships AT homo and abroad
lave been reported The NaNv Department % follows:
The Tallap0Oss Will leave BO-tOn IOday for Portsmouth.
y H. The Vandlia sailed from Norfolk the 10Th
inst for Aspnva She viii toCch Oh ber way back, ~
Klngstan aud Key west snd rvtuTn 10 Hampton Roads
I5coudcToKa was At huurO.Ia on March 10. COmmO-
tory in dspute brtresu the British aud LbtTan Gov
eruueuls where arrangements had been made for re-
union o' the Boundary Commission. Tho Trenton. Di-
uatcb and ysbuTg were at Genoa Apui Z All on
board were well. The JOINING arrived ~ AeIsndIia
Ou M.ron s. and gong thence 10 Athena Ihe Al
lance arrived Naples Api j, nd tho Enterprise AZ
Vile Pr1nohs Apul l. The Qulnnebsue Wa at Malaga
March -.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
MRS. HEgEILHS PECULT4RIT!RS.

4 great many Of the personal pccuilartieS
in the testimony given TUESDAY IN tho contest OF her
VIII before sure. .ts Gavin. Irs Elizabeth Mitchell
au intelligent ard g00dnagurci Cg.Orri woman testl-
Aad ta1t -, alton ed upon Mrs. Merrill nurs, FOR
several years Her mi-t eSs, she ssd, accustomed
to keep her rooms N great disorder. Her dress vas
very peculiar, unk. SIC costumes ot any other women
Oc day whe bathing sIrs Merrill asked tho witness to
uit her iYt- the b-sh. 81 IsboIh SAID she too
heavy "Vely we'll" answered MIRA. Merrl " II hsro
20 get a man 10 10 H." she 1Jded that lorenzo. he-
former Italian courier. used away. TO sirI5 Ter and
wash her s1crI ncht lie bdgghs all her s,oihes.
When she received = ls,ter from Lorenzo she would
cover IL ~ith nsseg. prcss Is 80 Ler bOeor and say.
"Heyea lc:tor from ny dear Lorauro snd he cus
Mamma" Mrs Merrill would 90 to ecd az IN the
evening anG riss az | m thr morniug. iussting upon
her scrVSnr and Others 10 tlo house doing The
Tha surprised Oh several occasions by Ars
ArutPs throwing her arms arourd ncr srd kissing her
Ahbo Grosr. a yuuns cnlOrud Lardr ser, tcsi ihed
that frtquanjly dressed Mif MATHIS hair the
slurte,Ans nou.e. Tho witness ne. "a Ter make tho
-txtemruts concerning IA0 courier tLsI NJ =.
Mtchrs Old Children COugrrGtrd Hround her car
Uaae look aI no. when she drove cGt. Nrs Merrill
Stid 10 the Winrrs ono day that sno liked mon bsttvr
than voucn. There wOuid be- fewer had men M the
she Thought her relations OuiJ cared her
account of her money.
M Parsons read the testimony. taken Nv commission.
Mrs. Jane H. G. Hawkins. tho wife oe General
Ha~ bln- OF the United otalcs Army, now liylDg IN
Omaha, Srb.
Yesterday George r. Puiney cashier OF the RossmoTo
Hotter hnd Mgs. Emma iishur, haIbermaid, tosunOd
about hrs Meruil's eeceutrcitles.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
PRErIyG ON A CREDULOUS PUBLIC.


ARREST OF A MELL-kNONN ~ BOGUS COMMISSION
MAN"
Detectives Fields and OCOnnOr, Of the Dis
tric1Attorueys oGice. yesterday afternoon arrested
Andrew J. MelIen, OF No. 1l3 MacdOu gal-sf, on the
charge of fraud preferred by william NJ. Randall. The
detectives assert that Men Is one Of the worst OF the
class of thieves known as bogus commission" men.
and that he is an associate Of L. y. SOutnwick and
smith s. Bellows, OF No. 81 Parkrow, and also OF
Josiah CARPENTER against whom indictments for
fraud are now pending IN the Dstrct-Attorneys Of
fee The practice OF the band has been 10 advertise
FOR clerks having small amounts to invest in business
Randall answered Of these advertisements the re-
ouircment OF which that the applicant should
have 81 so to invest III lh6 business He was directed
10 apply to Melen at No AZ Washingon-place and on
going there met the prisoner. He was employed by
him at a salary OF S25 week. but was obliged to de-
post 81 80 as security with his employer He was paid
his salary at the end Of the fist week, but on Monday
last persons who represented themselves as officers OF
the law having dspOssess warrant put helen out OF
the building. Then the latter told Randall he had
failed IN business, and was unable elthcr 10 continue
him in hts employ or refund the security money Kan
dan then placed IN the hands OF the authori-
tcs and they discovered that after getting rd OF MS
dune Mellon rented tho large fOur-sory Drlck budn4'
No ~ UuverstyPace, IN which no Opehed an once Oh
Tuesday morning go -, =,
flee al No Uu,yersity-ylace some time agO, a. was
arrested Tor procuring 81 900 from william J. Powell
by a fraud similar 10 that with which he j. now
charged. Powell drew Sl2J a. salary when his en-
ployer .fsed" Mcllen arrested. and after being
locked I'D months in Ludlow street J Wa. au-
Inltfed to bail. At another time, when his hoadquS!-
teIs were No. 23l Wasuln sOn-St, ne swhultu Ed-
ward ". wade, OF Long Island out OF $500 il the sho
ma
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
THE BUILDING DGpARTuEyr INQUIRY.
SUPERINTENDENT DUDLEY SILL UNDER ExAMI-
ELTIOK-HIs EXPLANATIONS.

sUPHRINrEEDENT DUDLEY SILL UNDER EXAhI-
RlIIOK-HIS EXPLANATIONS.
The examination of Henry J. Dudley, Super
ipterd~,.t OF tao Building Department, resumed
TUESDAY afternoon IN the Supreme Court, before
Judee Barrett. he said / have no personal kuOwl
edge OF the property the titles 10 which were e1 1imned
nv Mr. small The reports addressed 10 me, bUt are
uade 10 Mr. Webster. the Chief Clerk OF the Depart
ueut. Too duty VI personal inspection deyoyc@ upon
The local Inspector 0f whom there ere about twenty
four directed Ar. Smau TO make search against
the proper, Oh Fiiy-thlrG-st between Fifth and sixth
aves. (the Tsunlu property There we're violations
OF law The wells being constructed with the
thickness required and extra story waa being con
sruced without permission Ir Busteed thcn SAID he
wished TO withdraw from the petition AID record tho
entire charge, contained IN the eighteenth article
against Mr. II. HsimSrdinFer.
ON the twentieth specification concerning The build
iues or Oh. ssuta side Of ccnth-
at 25O feet west Of Pirstsve Nr. Dudley SAID be had
not visited the AID knew nothing OF their coudi
tjou s denied most positively that he told local III
spetor thai the application for thesS buidngs had been
dsapproVed by tie Board bus hat ho might 20 On Vile
Sn4c0,,tfon No. 2I vss next taken mp, IN regard
to an appicsUOn for The construction oi twelve Dnll-
iugs beginning al tue northwest corner OF Ouehundred-
'ecntif and F1ftH-aVe. The witness said that
on March petition was ned ssslnB fCT an adGI1ShA
nste y,I should be tSelvs luc. es in thickness. A
charSe 4de that the fOuuG~ ION WAiIs "cIe HOI
beng properly constructed ana lha. t9sy "o rtuus &
violation Of tho Building law aud 10 IL aoe 'hs O"Aef
tear tho building down. -, - -
tuued yesterdav alsO IN the Supreme Court, General
Term Room. Mr. Dudley testified that he had been
Iepuy SUD .rfntendent IN the Departments nom april
lS73 until September 1873. and THAI he had never
given any money Mr.. Adams then superintendent
ofce lie also testified that his appoint nmeBt as
hs rad never levied o. known 0i ~LS
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TIE TWO TURNER'S OF KENTUCKY MAXI A PG
snNAL. LxPLLNAllDN.

Tlik TWO TUNNELS OF hENllthI hkhh Fl~h-
sONAL ExPLLSAuoN.
In the House to-day personal explanation
was mads BY Mr. .. TUESEI. tD.m. Kyl. comp'ailn 2
oi q nowspaper rapport which represented him *
hi5iting great eIcitoea ia he drbstS of the prcccd
,nrdly ns prs.uued t.st s, was his eoet quo or.
l. Turuorj who meant, but he hoped that In the
future newspapsr esrrespoudents voud recocet that
there uoro two Turner's from Kentucky, bOth Dem
ocrat. aud would ndics, watch Turner they referred
10.
Thereupon Mr.. T. TURNER (Dem KY rosa and
remarked that when bis colleague and nanesate had
had tie samo experience himself 10 would not show
~ much scnsuyeners In regard 10 the structures OF
uewspaper c0rrcs saCndents IL admitted that ho Was
hc furuer alluded 10 IN tho rrcspoudcuce Of The
Neto- York Hsraid Ir also complained the core
sp0udrnrr M IN, LOlis Gi0be Democrat tho same
subject and editorial tne Is.ur. urN n
e presumedD by shave ihrad prt editor of that
sheet, who had recently served term In the Penion
tiary for dcfraudIpg the Government lie dcnied thai
(s- alleged In thr 81. LouS paUcfi, lie had called Sir
Burroughs d liar" II that bad been however. be
would rather be the denOunccr than tho pOlirOun who
submitted 10 H. Laughter.l He complnired. also. OF
ke structures him tst sess'on contained IL the
respOnde1ce OF 1nE NLwlOKk lRIEUsL, and said that
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
THE COURTS.
sLX SENTENCES FOR CEr,E.

In the Court of General Sessions yesi rGay,
Patrick Mulyey alias Gcasor, was convicted of .c. ing
"A number ~ copper ngots from the Manhattan Brass
Works on March 25. Judge Cowipg sentenced Lim to
State prison for four Gears.
Charles Arnold. alias Cro-by. arrested by officer
Thomas J. Crystal April l3 with four oycrc)ais in
bis possession. pleaded guilty 10 burglary Sc 'crlay
and was sentenced TO state prison for SIX ana lalf
years
Katherine White and Girado Limbauo, convicted Of
2 fe onous assault uoOn James Coucarn0n, were sem
fenced Yesterday ~ the Court 0 General Sessions. Lam
banO sent To State prison Tor thio years ana the
woman 10 the +, nicntIaIy iOr one year
James Purcell. barber, on Ann. resisted OWtrr
James tOley of the TWcufy-Ylntl Precinct, VINO At
pied arrest hin for drunkenness. In tho struggle
Purcell stabbed the officer two places IN ihe arh
with knife In the Court Of General ssOns yesier-
day, ne pleaded guilty, and was sent % State p.ou or
two years
on November 80 1878, received sentence Of tIrre