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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01
Nebraska a for ItInine.

OMAHA, Jan. 31.-The Evening Necs
made a canvass among the Nebraska
newspapers on the republican presi-
dental preferences, which resulted as
follows: Counties for Blaine 10, Grant
8, papers for Blaine II, Grant 7, Sher-
man l. OF 110 Omaha business men
interviewed SO were for Blaine, "a for
Grant, for Sherman, rest scattering.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01
Another Historical Finger Post.

Washington, Jan. 31.-New Hamp-
shire, Vermont and Massachusetts, hav-
ing raised forty thousand dollars for
monumentin commemoration of John
Stark's victory at Bennington, VT.
over the British under Gen. Baum, on
the 10th of August, 1777, have sent a
petition to congress for national recog-
milton and an appropriation of $4,000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01
Inalnn Annronrin,lon nill.

Washington, Jan. 31.-The Indian
appropriation bill appropriates in the
aggregate "a, ,493, ,645, which is S219, 9,533
less than the appropriations of last
year. The principal items of the de-
crease are for Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail Sioux, $4,000 less than last year;
Yankton Sioux, $4,000; industrial
schools, $4,000; expenses of Indian
commissioner, 81. 500,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.


Chicago: Wheat unsettled; 1.19i for
cash. Corn 36ac.
Brussels: Paul De Vaux, Belgian
politician, is dead; aged 10.
London: The empress of Russia left
Cannes OH Saturday for st. Petersburg.
Boston: The wool market during the
week was much excited and prices
again advanced.
New York: Henry J. Dudley, super.
intendent of buildings, has been indict-
ed for receiving bribe.
New York: In the chess contest for
the championship of America, Capt.
Mackenzie defeated Grandy.
London: The empress of Austria
starts tomorrow for Summer Hill, Ire
land, to participate in fox hunting.
London: A violent storm has ragged
in the Mediterranean for two days past.
Disasters to the shipping are feared.
New York: The republican state con-
vention, to choose delegates to the Chi
cago convention is called to meet in
Utica February ,25.
Boston: A dispatch from Mount
Washington says severe storm OF
wind ragged there last night. the wind
blowing 1872 miles per hour.
Berne: The Swiss federal council has
ordered the staff to draw up report
on the strength and condition Of the
Notifications on the frontiers.
Boston: The committee in charge of
the southern exodus ask for clothing
and money to help the colored people
leave the south for other parts of the
country.
London: The steamer Bengore, Goa
laden, from Penarth for Gibraltar
foundered when two days from port
Thirteen of the crew were drowned ant
six saved.
London: In anticipation of the stat'
ceremonial OF February S, when tht
queen will open parliament, arrange
ments. are perfecting for a royal pro
cesson to'and from Westminster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01

London, Jan. 30.-There have been
three deaths this week from starvation
near Parsonstown, county Louth, Ire.
land.
Boston, Jan. 31.-Parnell had great
reception to night at Cambridge.
London, Jan. 31.-The German press
makes very particular and extended
reference to the distress in Ireland.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01
Notice.

To Annie E. Simmons-Take notice
that Peter Simmons has filed his bill of
complaint on the Chancery side of the
District Conrt of the First Judicial
District of Wyoming Territory, in, and
for Laramie County, the object and
prayer of which is to obtain decree
dissolving the marriage relations exist
ing between you and him. You are
required to answer said bill of COM
plaint on or before March 22d, 1880.
]. S. SPAUN,
j30-1aw.6w Complainant's Solicitor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01
Fiends In the GuIse OF Men.

London, Jan. 81. The Gibraltar
ouardian says; The Moors at Fez,
Morocco. have attacked the Jews and
wounded several. They covered an old
man, over 20 years of age, with petro-
ieum and burned him alive, amidst
shouts of joy. Two of the wounded
jews are French subjects.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01

Chicago Jan. 31.-Prominent demo.
Gratis of the west held consultation
with Chicago members of the party
to-day and decided to make vigorous
effort to secure the democratic national
convention for Chicago, and intimated
that the prospect of success was excel
Liant
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01
A Hundred Ton Gun Tried.

Rome, Jan. 31.-A hundred ton gun
has been tried at Spezzia with results
which surpassed expectations. 1t
attained a range of 10000 metres with
a charge Of 22O kilogrammes
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01

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Don't be persuaded to take any other
preparation. Everyone who has tried
it recommends it. For sale by all drug
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01
Twenty-Five Indictments Against the
tFtta Rev. COwIey.

New York, Jan. 31.-The grand jury
to-day presented twenty-five indict-
ments against Rev. Edward Cowley,
manager of the shepherds Fold, {"
charging him with starving, beating,
and cruelty ill-treating children in the
fold. Cowley was arrested, and in de-
fault of $4,000 bail was committed to
the Tombs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-01
100, 900 Envelopes.

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Boston, Jan. 31.--Hanlan, the Cana
dian oarsman, writes here accepting
the proposition that Riley starts against
him for the sc, 900 purse.
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London: In anticipation of the state
ceremonial OF February s, when the
queen will open parliament, arrange
ments. are perfecting for royal pro-
cession to'and from Westminster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
NOT 4 MEDICAL GRADUATE.

The trial of Hermann W. Gcdckc for criminal
malpractice was concluded yesterday at Newark.
Gcdicle had testified that he had STUDIED unucr d..
HertZog ui Newark, and thar ctlt iic1te frGm ;hc
College of PhvNciaus and Surgeons of Newly ork.
which was produced III cydencc, belonged 10 non
and bad been granted him by tie COLLEGE auju0rI-
ties. Mrs. Hcrlz0g, wIdow of DR.. Hertz0g, testified
mat GCd.cke never was pupil of her husbands
an never stuffed under INN.
b.. i;ou,Tt Staohln testified that be was eradu-
ate lrOm the College Of Physicians and surg Ons
and thought that he once loaned G'Glcke acrTlI-
cate OF graduation from lha college. The certificate
produced 10y Gcd exc IN hi, testimony was shown 10
The wItnc. and he said IL like the one he had
loaned 10 GcdICkc except that the name was want
lng at the bottom OF tie document
Professor Jane, W. Mclean. OF the College O!
Physicians and surgeons, lest fed 10 the rejection
OF GcdItkc's application Tor certificate of Lradu-
alOu. The certificate produces III evidence wa one
OF the blanks OF the college. Dnt the name of Tie
person TO whom II was issued had been torn of.
Dr. Ell worth Elliott, registrar Of the cOiieg" tost-
fed HAT Ge.Iche never had diploma d. Alex
3UdO DodGncrtv also tr,tl~d. ihr ease was ii jS-d
and Leon Abbott began tn sum up for tie def nee
The sickness Of one OF the JURORS, nuwcytr made an
a4JJurnIncut until this npliIJJ necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
MAYOR COOPER ON BRIBERY.

There have been rumOis within the last day or
two that large sum OF money mai been raised 10
cccrrr the couf .,uation by me Board Of Aldermen
Of persons named by the Mayor 10 Ill The vacancies
now EXISTING ~ tIe various branches OF the city
(,oVtTnmcnt or soon 10 occur. Mayor Cooper was
asked Yesterday # there was any truth III tnc
statement ilat he contemplated Withdrawing
several Of tic names WAIch hId been sent IN, ami
substituting hers preparatory 10 having them
conf .mcd 1T the SAN" tlmc with hls nominees
for Controller and Corp ration CoEnrcl. lie
was also informed # tie r.InOIs with reference
to the RAISING OF "a large sum oi IN ncy 10 secure The
confirmation OF his IHnccs. Mayor Cooper r.
y, cd:
Ii woald be mauiirsty absurd Tor any man. or
sci % men, 20 raise a sim OF money to procure Tie
coutir1ra ilon OF men wnOm thry do not know |
cer,alniy viii 40, send INTO the Board of Aldermen
Ior confirmation the name o! an, man VINO have
reason - believe Will ne G. cy or any other bnpe
10 secure his confirmation. WHAT course shah par
sue S. ih reference 10 the vacancies existing or VII cH
nav occur before the expiration OF NY Term al nilc'
| nave no. vet Gctornincd. One thug, LoWeyrf, !
can say tbat shall not be- deferred from dong what
| think Is 1ght by the allegation that money has
been raised 10 COUfii!u these nominations"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
rnE MYCLLEEn ANNIYrRsARY.

Tho seminal cuuai anniversary OF Nycliiic 5
translation OF the BiDlo INTO the English language
viii he celebrated December -, IN The Academy 81
iuslc under tny supervision OF the American Bible
Nocc.v. lui5 society issued an address di the be-
ginning Of tur present year. So. ing tidJ " womb
pLa.c the Board OF Ndu3-eIs TO learn that III
various aux.lar,, OF thc society wel" making ar
r3uuemcuts l. comm 'UDraic, III the manner which
lhond seem hest t. Themselves, the important SER
vicos rrudciod by " t4- Morning star oi trc Ecior-
nation" JouuWyciiH,, 10 All those VINO usoi hc Ing
.i,h tongue.
At the meeting IL the Academy the Rev. DR.. L. :.
Stor.s Of BroJAl n. VIII deliver an orltlon on he
Late and Nolh- of J1nn Nyclhc" The Kew: Dr
Albert - Hunt, the secretary ot the Board OF MAJ
a .,. Of the American Bible Society, apeaKI"E 20 Il
lEIBUNE reporter about tie matter, SAID that the
Arrangements Tor holding the ulNcr-alY hau been
almost cYmpoteI. large number of replies Dad
5ccu l,cciv,u to the invitations issued. Iic par
quettc OF the Academy oi Music Is 90 Dc Ho0ei over
and IL IS cAJccleu ,dt OF TINS ana on Inc "ligc one
Thousand persons VIII be seated. tickets OF adhls-
SON. when ar Tree. may be had IN the rooms oI thc
American b be Society, az tie Bible tiousc, on and
after November -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
A REWARD FOX DUHNE's ARREST.

D>irict-AitOrncy Calm. % Kings Comfy, vest r
day offered reward 81 5000 lOI thr arrest of James
Dam e, who II under an Indictment for al a-s1ult
with intent 10 XIII upon cX-Judec Samuel d. Nor
ils. Eyory possible cew has Oecu iolowcd IN The
effort 20 mod Dame, Dnt mus far without sue
sccrctod in Jersey City. detective was
sent thither yesterday TO make careful
search A former detective said Yesterday that he
saw Dune ~ Jersey Guy Saturday, ana asked him
why ne was there, where an indictment against him
for prze ii ght with Elliott in Hoboken was waiting
for him. and Dunno dec Jared that he would prefer
to stand trIa tor the old offence jersey than for
Nh. new one IN Brooklyn. Elliott Was sentenced to
TWO wears IN the State PrsoD for the fight. DUNES
friends ssy that he IS hidden IN safe place,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
STREETS IN mr. AYYlxGD DISTRICTS.

THEIR TERRIBLE CONDITION AND THE RESULTS OF IT.
The condition of the streets and avenues m tie
annexed districts has long been the cause 81 great
complaint from the residents OF thar part Oh thc ciY,
The having of the CrOt0n mains, the erection OF hfe-
LydrIuts and the leading OF the Watcr-pipcs lnio
stores and dwellings,, broke ND the streets ana
left them full Of Tuts and holes. The condition
o.. Thrd-aye. from One-hundrcd and-third 10 One
Observation-Disclosures has OF course been
Qlpatly improved by paving recently. Chtu Withm
a short time even this, the prlncpa! highway IN the
Twouty-'hird Ward, was in 50 mudd and neglected
a condition as 10 be dangerous 10 all
yehic es and killing TO all horses craving
heavy loads. As there are ninc PROVERBS
I'D this ward, much trausporatlon To me cty l. con-
stan-ly necessary, aud as The loads are heavy pow
erful horses must be used. Deaths among these
valuable animals from exhaustion ht,r DELL
ing fLs heavy wagons through the mud be-
came so frequent that The brewers loSt con
siderable money. Since Imrc-aye. mas DSeH
improved the loss oi horses ha, decreased; but
ire SIDE streets and avenues Oi Npt, maven, MOL
rOsa, AlorrstrIG, fremont and FoIdhdm are sun I'D
.o Wrctched "a condition n to lie dangerous NO one
street much worse than he Others; theY are All Dau
Eourtlaudt-lye.. IN MelTOse, street extending IRON
Observation-Disclosures NJ th--t aoout three-ourths
of mile ia DOrthwes eTly direction presents, per
hans, aS dreadful an aspect any. Malaria has
bean terribly prevalent throughout the entire an
nsxod district, ~ any PHI stefan PracLclng there
Wat httle has been done by the Department of
Public Works to improve this condition Of Things
has been IN Inc streets where the Weather people
1--we. ln Wills ana AcX1nder-aYes. IN Mott haven
these streets are IN good condition., buJ equal work
Gus AIT TO be dcae IN streets that, although not IN
habltrd by wealthy people yet have Tar moro
travel tuan those mentioned. Ii was the nope OF
the citizens OF the Iweuty-thlrd and Iwentytourth
Wards that with annexation the streets would
BE- improved instead of tbat - Is universally con-
ccded they are in far worse condition than before
tlie annexation took place. Captain Williams, IN
charge of the Strcet-Cieanng Bureau, on being
spoken to about the subject by TRIBUNE reporter
recently sad that IT was not the Guty OF his de-
partment to clean unpaved streets, but IL was the
duty of the D,par tment of Public Works. lie only
cleaned InIrd-aye., he said, which was IN good
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
THE COMPLIANT OF JOYS AND WOES.


A WOMAN WHO WHITES LETTERS FOR ANYBODY or
ANY SUBJECT FOR IwESTY-FIvE CENTS.
woman whose occupation is the writing of let
tiers for persons unable unwilling to conduct cor
respOndcnce for themselves lives IN small Drlck
house III Third-ave. She was visited yesterdao ny
a tribune reporter. Over the door ia plain black
and white sign inscribed, Letters written by a
lady," with no name attached Ringing the oc!, ne
was told TO walk up" In a room on the thlfd
floor ne met by woman fashionaDly nressgd'
who manfred his business, with al engaging smile.
% believe You write letters, do you not I l saw
an advertisement to that effect, said the reporter
seating himself. ~
look rs if you might have enough education vonr-
self" SAID the woman, eJcing the reporter du-
biously.
II wish you to write an invitation for me to a
young lady to 60 to Days Tomorrow night"
In less than five minutes the following note was
ready. written IN bold, clear and somewhat law
yeT-lIKe hand:
DEAR Miss R: It would give great p!easure TO
Lay YIN at cnd VIII me- the performance OF dvc,nr inn
Yonrs respectfully. -'
"Will that do r. quericd the writer handing 1t to
the reporter. generally pat ~ more tOuchlhg
REMARKS, bat a. you did not ask for them nave
omitted them" .,
That Will do very WELL What IS tho charger
"TWcnty-iive cents; ana you can have letter OF
any reasonable length written Tor the same price;
DO YOU hud the business lucrative al suCn
small prlce = inquired tho reporter.
"lt is small, but then have a great many 10 40.
| assure You / nave not taken mp this business as
amusement ! was lett a widow without any means.
bus, having a good education, thought iGIs was
the occupation IA when there was tie least cpnlpt-
tiuon. / sometimes aid fortune-teilng to my Irt-
ter-wrlnC, but thd does not pay 50 Wen, ar pcop5
are gradually gettIug over their super>titlous.
generally average from four to five letters da'
aIu nave had a. many as twelve. thoughno Oficu.
"Ol What class &c. orally are }Cur customers .
"Niusi Of NY business Is Gonc win women OF
G. .ifnal OF l.sl nationality, although IT quentiY
nave customer. Who C0'ac ~ carriages. ana are
dressed III the height of ilshOu-prr50nS whose
cdGcauon has ben neglected, aHd VINO nave sud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
NEw.YuRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1880

tendents Of tho Poor have been dlscnss'hs , the
legality of the action Of tho authOrileS VI ~ ~
Sailors Snug HarbOr in Hing inmates llo La
institution for misconduct. by when inc eHPouD"
pers0ns are made charge on tho county Nv pe'T T
inp either inmates Of the p0orhouse or the Jh'
Snpprintendents are of the opinion that Stops av'
be taken TO have the trustees OF inc lhs. u''"n
vested with power to build PRISON on tne p c,a .
i'm which 10 confno all those who refuse 10 Co"''iJ
with the rules of the institution.
JERSEY CITY.
John Drum an ex. convict, was arr"sted last eYcn
ing for boarding the tugboat Andrew CpttreIi VIE
at the ,ctanton Coal Docks, aud stealing ci'tH'"s
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
YONKERs-John Orden was committed Yes'erIlE
to the County Jail at White Plains, by CIV jug
NJ n. Ellis of Y0nkers. on charge OF haVlng st"Iril
a row-boat aud other articles valued at SiO3, th'
property of Thomas w. CrippoD, at Orahd Fio"'
R0ckland County, November IL.
HARRIS IsLAND.-COrOner Hyler, Of Port CHESTER
was allied to hold an inquest Sunday, at hartS IS
land upon rhe body OF Sylvester FLORENCE, "a clerk
who bad been accdenty drowned. The deceased
man ami four other men visited City Island TO VOie
on election day. On their way back by some plo-
MANAGEMENT of the boat. Il was capszrl ana the oc-
cnpants were thrown into the water. Florence Tas
drowned, hut his companions were reScuen. no
body OF Florence was not recovered until 9aiurudy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
rIErErN YEARS FOR BrRGLALY.

Dr. Erskinc = Bates. of 40. 30 East Thirticth-
st. on the night OF October - found Thomas Foster
i'm n room on the tari floor Of his house, rOubing Il
bureau Foster had entered the house hy opening
fine front door with "a false key. When he was
s.rpriscd Poster drew revolver. and placing il at
Dr. EatcSs head. threatened to Kill him If he in
trrfcrcd to prrScu his escape. The doctor, how
ever struck the luig.ar's arm up. and rdspcd him.
A struggle cn-UcI IN the room, III which Foster
hnapped the hammer of the revolver twice without
dI.charpiug II The bErgiur succeeded IN freeing
himself and was making his vay downstairs when
Zee WAS met by two women who lived IN the house
They attempted 10 stop him. Int Lee displayed the
revolver again. and pointing az them, made another
uusuc, cs. lu attempt 10 Discharge IT, ia the Court
OF General Sessions yesterday, Foster pleaded
guilty to burglary in the hI,t degree. JUICE
CoNinu sentenced him to the Sjatc Prison Tor fifteen
year. The pli,on.r. vino claims 10 be q Canadian,
Is thiTtv-thlcr gears Ola and has already serve
term OF 1--WE years IN state Prison for robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
ONE Held AND ONE DkCHAEGED.

The two prisoners vino haze been ID Inspector
Bvrncs's charge since Saturday night were brought
before Justice smith, at the Jefferson Market Ponce
Court. yesterday, charged with the robbery OF the
MIddlctown Conn, Bank IN June last OF ; 900 IN
cash and bonds. On the day Of the robbery four
men hired a buggy IN Hartford. and driving 10
MtGllctown. three of the men app cached he bank
one engaged the attention OF the cashier aud
d. other talked with the teller, while the thlTi
e.oaked behind tie desk and took a I'm box from
the sale containing the money and securities.
hc men thcn lett the building and the robbery
wa, not discovered until The men had made tlc'r
ESCAPE. The manner of the robbery led tie police
70 believe IT TO be the work OF Rufus VI nor aud his
eaug. Saturday evening inspector BVtues saw
Minor and john JouTdaH tVbo Is brother OF the
well known Maggie Jourdan, who ASSISTED the nuI-
dercr Sharkey escapel, coming cut OK liaceYs
iGnor store. at Iwen, y-ninjbst. and broadway.
AID bee io owed lie men until he net OIlcel Nlevn,
aud theg were then taken into custody ihe prison
or, were held by h. Inspector until the cashier Of the
MiGdlctown Bank arrived 10 ldcnufy them. Nucn
confronted with the prisoners IN court yesterday
the cashier failed TO identify Minor and the LATTER
was DISCHARGED. JOuroan was Temanded TO await a
IcOul~ non from the Governor OF Connecticut.
J. IS beilcved by the police that Minor ana his
gang were engaged IN the robbery % securities from
Merritt Irim1e. whose bonds were pleCged by
Elijah Aliger. MT. lunbie was in court and sad
that While hc was morally certain that Minor WIS
I c man vino was speaking to INN at the time h"
was robbed he was unwilling to take IA cath to
that eflec;. Minor IS well-knOwn BANK thlei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
NATIONAL ACADEMY or SCIENCES.

The National Academy OF Sciences wal mold ITS
scmI-anhual session for November 1850, at COiuuI-
bia College. this week, beginning n II O'cock to-
dtV ana All GrninG from daY 10 day. Inc meciina :
aio for TIE pIccLtatipn Of scientific papers cXclu-
sYc,y and ar open to the pubic. In the aD-cncc OF
the president, Professor ". Is. Rogers. Of Boston,
Tie yce-presidcnt, Professor .. G. Marsh, Of New
Hayeu, will occupy tine char
HE National Academy of Sciences was cstabl shed
by act Of Congress, III Marcu. 1868 with power to
frame las own cOnbituiI0n select Ita own IcmbeIs,
and provide ia otber Respects Tor ITS continuance
aud success al operation.
The OuJsc; OF the Academy Is to advance science.
and especially TO investigate. examine, experiment
ana report O any subject OF science or art whenever
called upon by a.Y DEPARTMENT of tie Government.
The members have all been selected for t.er orig-
nat researches III science. They represent within
Their ranks nearly every department Of knowledge.
and tier services, III accordance wItn the charter
If the Academy, aTe always ut the disposal OF the
OOXernInent, without COImnclshtIOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
rArE OF 4 ONO OF roRGERs.

Andrew Gllipan. vino was jointly indicted for for
g.ry with ChaIl,s lhockway, Charles farrOw. VIII
!an Ogc. Ia4cs Williams. alias" Big hcntu- H. and
George lIaycl WAS brought 10 the bar of the Court
OF General sessions Yesterday AMI on motion OF his
counsel. Peter Mitchell. was with the consent of
the Distnct-AttoTucy. discharged from custody,
there not beng sUlnclcnt evidence To secure his
co,:vi.tinn TIE tourt also directed that James
Williams ALA " Big kcniuck.' who has been de-
tanned rs % witness in tuc House OF Detention,
should he discharged. lir0ckwav and O@lc were
taken to Prov .dcncc and on charge of robbery
were there sentenced t. the state Prison. the
former for term OF eight years and The latter for
tnier years. larIOw was discharged some time ago,
ana iIaycil was not arrested. They we're all i'm
picatcd in the forgery Of the name Of the firm OF
Purss u Young, brokers' OF Wall-st. toa number Of
checks on the rhcnlx Bank, of this cIty.