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THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

Kearney's Case Continued - Federal
 Assistance for the Preservation of
 Peace.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-Dennis Rear ney's case was called to day, but was contin- ued until Saturday on motion of the prosecu- tion. The meeting at the sand lot to- day was very tame affair, and the assemblags was the smallest yet had.
 WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Government here is kept fully advised of the situation of affairs in San Francisco in order that prompt assistance can be rendered if needed. There is one war vessel at San Francisco under or ders to cooperate with the troops in case of necessity. There is also another war vessel in easy reach of the city. In addition the navy has about three hundred available fight ing men at the disposal of the commandant of the Mare Island navy yard. Altogether it is believed here that the Government has taken ample steps to aid the law-abiding citizens in suppressing any outbreak the agitators may inaugurate.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Personal.

George T. Newhall, the former carriage manufacturer, is critically ill.
 James 0. Woodward. an old merchant, has been confined to his home in Fair Haven for some time with heart disease.
 Henry Riddle, formerly superintendent of schools in New York, wiH lecture Sunday evening at Loomis' Temple of Music on ''The Spirit World"
 Mir. Lewis Sheldon, of the old firm of Goodwin $ Sheldon, on Pratt street, Hart ford, and subsequently, bookkeeper at Colts armory, died of heart disease in New York, Wednesday.
 The Rev. George s. Burrougha was formal.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAM fSs

NEW YoRK, March 12. Sailed, the sardin. ian for Glasgow, the Acapulco for Aspin- wall. Arrived, the Lepanto from Hull, the AL geria from Liverpool, the Suevia from Ham burg.
 Boston-Arrived, the Bulgarian from Liver pool. Sailed, the Iowa for Liverpool.
 Plymouth-Put in, the Othello from Hull. March 8, for New York, having been in col lision.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Lake Champaign from Portland, the Gallia and Montana from New York. Sailed the Brazilian for Boston.
 Queenstown-Sailed the Republic for New Vork
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thusiastic speeches were made by W. l.. Wall ing, Judge L. D. Thomas, ex-Governor Fitch and several others. The committee in execu- tive session decided to hold the convention in this city May 6, for the purpose of electing delegates to the National convention. Those who expressed their sentiments in regard to suitable person for President were about even ly divided between Thurman and Bayard.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

war Deparsmss Weather Observations. Baromster, S0s2O, 30.$s2. s0.465. Thermometer, 2s 38, 30. Wind, dtrection-N, NV, N. Velocity. in imun Thermonetsr, 3S degrees. Minimum Ther- naonneter, 21 degrees. Maximum Velocity of Wind, miles per hour. i, VIM. D. WRIGHT,
 Sergt. Signal Corps, D. g. Army.
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MaSSach USetts.

Fire in & Tenement-FataI Leap of a
 Man and His Daughter
 BOSTON, March 12.-A fire early this morn ing in the tenement house No. 9 North Mar tin street caused damage to the extent of $1, ,5OO. The fire soon cut of escape by the stairway, and Bernard McAlesr and his daughter, Mrs. Mary Douglass, became frightened, and were finally forced to drop from window about twenty feet, and both, it is feared, ara fatally injured. The other occupants escaped in their night clothes.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,, Bankers and Brokers,}
 No. r Wall street. New York,
 March 12, 1880.
 Opening prices giving inc stocks in the order of tivity, were follows: Erie, 45&; preferred, 70 : Lake Shore, 1o97S; Michigan Central, 92h; Western Union Telegraph, 111I; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 921< Delaware and Hudson, ss; New Jersey Central. ST; Reading, 69A Wabash-Pacifc, AK pre- ferred, 6954 Union Pacific 92; Missouri. Kansas and Texas 447S; Northwe.t. esx; St. Paul, s1A; Iron Mountain, 6i Pacific Mail, 547s; Ohio and Mississip pi, 3615, and Nashville and Chattanoogs, 9s.
 The Bond dNarket.-Govsrnment bonds were fairy active and barely steady tc-days The proposals for funding the hves and sxes into bonds at than four per cent interest caused large speculative purchases of bonds, which are drag the market because Congress makes no progress with funding bill.
 Stocks s
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MARRIAGES.

CURTTSS-sHINDLER-I Hoschkissville, March Sd, Charles J. Ourtiss and Miss Annie Shindler, both of Hotchkissvilie.
 MASON-GRAY-In Meriden, March list, Walter Mason and Miss Grace Gray, both of Mertden.
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FOR SALE. M ESIRABLE Building Lots centrally located, ten minutes walk from the post office. Also one Lot on Park street. 30xlOO feet few nice Lots near the proposed new Park (East Rock). Inquire of
 s. B. OVIATT, ia24 tfeod Room A. ST Church street
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THE SOUTH.
Louisiana.
Genera,Grant,s Return,

General Grants EGeturns
 NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-Captain Roche of the British steamship Chilian, from Vera Cruz, states positively that General Grant and party had secured passage on the steamship Haytian of the same line and the next steamer to follow the Chilian. She will leave Vera Cruz about next Saturday week.
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 For Sale or Kent. Chickering piano, almost new. Apply at A ms13 3ts 26S ORANGE STREET. FOR SALE CHEAP. AasA Furniture for sale and Room to rsnt cheap S fronting on Chapel street;very desirable. Apply B8A- at
 na13 2t* S9 UNION STREET
 FOR RENT. @NA A large House, partly furnished, centrally E8M located, containing modern Improvements the EsAA rent will be mostly taken in board. Apply through the postofice.
 mal5 3t* "o. B. L."
 For Sale or Rent. sSssS F1rSt-class House with modern Improvements; as& easy; only few minutes walk from poatoffice; possession the first of April; any time 4o Church Street, Room 5, Hoadley Building. ma13 3t~ L. F. OOMsTOOK.
 TO RENT. E%sA Second floor Of French-roof House 168 Marlin E2H street, with all the modern improvements. 4MAA FRANK s. PLATT, ma1S St 396 State Street.
 FOR SALE &s4A House No. 33 Pine street, Fair Haven. with #3fH barn; lot 69 feet front Also two adjoin- EzaA ing, each 30 feet. All for sale cheap on easy terms. FENJ. W. STONE, mal3 St 198 Chapel Street, room 6.
 FOR EXCHANGE. AkaA will exchange House on land 4O11O0 in ESN New Haven for lot in West Haven near the ~azR- shore. DAVID sTROUsE, Attorney,
 9 & II Hosdley Building, mal3 dtf New Haven. Conn.
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ADentl.t,s sJ.s os Cb1orosorm.

PARIS March 12.-Dr. Whitehead, dentist of this city, has been indicted by the grand jury on charge of malpractice, it being claimed that he caused the death of Mrs. James by administering chloroform in ex- tracting tooth. The damages are laid at &5 OOO
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New York City.

NEW YORK, March 12. The Dublin treasurers of the Irish National Land League have cablsd to J. E. Devlin &C., knowledging e22, ,3S5 for the Parnell relief fund from the United States to March 10 and 93, ,861 for the Land League organization fund.
 THE OLD WORLD.
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,

March 10th, 1880. 1 UPSTATE of CHARLES ATwATER, Iate of New E1 Haven in said district, deceased.
 Ordered-That the Executors exhibit their Adminis- traon account this court for adju,tment, at tho Probate Office New Haven the 18th day of March, 1880, at ten o'clock in the forenoon; and that persons interested in said Estate may ba notified thereof the executors will cause this order to be pub lished in newspaper printed in New Haven county and post copy thereof on the sgn-post i said town of New Haven, SAMUEL A. YORK, mal2 Hz Judge.
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TO CONTRACTORS

CITY SURvEYoR's OFFICE,
 ROOM No. 9, CITY HALL,
 NEW HAVEN, Oonn., March 11th, 1880. SSEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this - Office until K o'clock D. m., March 24th, 1880, for the construction Of a sewer in Whalley avenue from winthrop avenue to Norton street. The plans, specifications and contract can be seen at this office. Blank forms of proposal, with the Quired suretes bond attached, upon which all bids must be made, can be had upon application. No proposals will he received tier the time speci- fled, and all proposals not properly nIled ont will be rejected.
 The right to reject any all bids will be reserved By direction Of the Board of Road Comm mss1on me1S St CHARLES E. FOWLER. City Surveyor.
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EOR SALE.

FOR SALEs
 asnA MY residence No. 938 Orchard street, frs &MH house north of Wha1ley avenue lot 501150 feet Ekz& has a good driveway and ample room for barn. The house has been recently built, is in com pete repair throus bout, has thirteen roos Is ST. ranged for either one or two famies has gas from cellar to attic, bath room water closet, city water also has good well of water, has fruit, grapes and berries The Fair Haven and Westville horse cas run within one hundred and fifty feet O! said premises every twelve minutea About two-thirds of the pur- chase money can remain for term of years de- sired. For terms and particulars apply to
 EZRA B. DIBBLE, m9 6t4 Room No. 8, City Hall.
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AAhA FOUR ROOMS, connected and very desirable, EsiH on Park street. A new House on Beers street, MEknear Chapel, will bs completed about May 1st, and rented low to responsible persons. Another in the same location will be offered for sale rent June 1st. A. WHEELER
 ms6 If 1I5 Park Street.
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HORSES.

Notice of Copartnersh1p Dtssolu-
 ton.
 YTNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the N firm nsme of GRAHAM & COREY is this day dissolved by mutual consent. David Corey havin g withdrawn from the firm James Graham is alone authorized to settle all accounts of the late firm. Dated New Haven, March 1st 1880.
 JAMES GRAHAM,
 DAVID COREY. The BRASS FOUNDING BUSINESS will be con- tnued at the old stand under the firm of James Graham < Go. JAMES GRAHAM, ma13 It RICHARD GRAHAM.
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FOR RENT.

Store No. 100 Congress ave. 1; also, tenement No. 5S Congress ave. Inquire of
 R. M. BURWELLL
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mA1S If
1880 SPRING MILLTNERY. 1880

AH Rs. N. E. JACOBS, successor to Mrs. D. E.
 lYE Broohs, 168 Ohapet street. opposite the Elliott House invites ths ladies visis store and insp her dispiay of Spring Millinery Goods. shs hss 8 large assortment of the latest and mot approved styles of Hats Gaps, Bonnets Imported French Ohps Italian and English straws, etc., also speciality of Grape Goods ready made or to order Orders promptly attended to. Prices reasonably low. ma1s Ct
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Forty-Sixth Congress.
WASHINGTON, March


 sENArE.-Mr Williams, of Kentucky, pre- sented joint resolution of the Kentucky Legislature instructing the Senators from Kentucky to urge the passage of a bill re- ducing the salary of the President of the United States.
 The bill for the relief of the widow of Gen. eral Custer, which has been adversely reported from the Committee on Claims, was indefinite ly postponed.
 MT. Gordon's resolution about an inter ocean canal commission was referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations. The fertilization bill was taken up and the Appropriation Committee recommended an appropriation of $4OO,O0O instead of $225,- 900 for torpedo and for harbor defense. A lengthy debate ensued The amendment was agreed to and the bill as a whole was reported to the Senate and passed.
 Mir. Wallace moved that the Senate proceed to the consideration of House bill 4, 7sG to provide for deficiency in the Star mail ser vice. The motion was agreed to and the bill was taken up.
 Mir. Kellogg rose to personal explanation, and sent to the Secretary's desk and had read clipping from the Charleston News and Courier charging him with bringing Miss Ray mond on to Washington, and urging her to bring suit against Senator Ben Hill for sedue- tion. The srtiole further assigns as 8 reason that MT. Kellogg did this in order to secure favorable action by Hill on his pending con test for his seat in the Senate. Mr. Kellogg said that the article was published in New Orlsans paper, and was sent to several parts of the country. He had never noticed newspaper attacks upon himself before, but he believed on reliable information that the object of the article is to prejudice him in matter that would soon come before the Senate. He was justified in saying that the article, as far as it referred to him, was absolutely false. He knew nothing whatever of the article until he saw it in public print. He denounced 1t as false and the originator of it as 8 malicious and false calumn1ator characteristically stabbing a man in the back. He then offered resolution, which after reciting the charges made provided for the appointment of com mittee of five Senators to investigate into the truth of the charges
 Mir. Thurman-Has the Senate come to this that every newspaper article in reference to Senator requires an investigating committee Is it not time to stop this abuse of ourselves It is derogatory to our dignity and character to recognize such charges. He gave notice that when the resolution came up he would oppose 1t.
 At 4:45 the Senate adjourned till Monday
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TO RENT.

AEsA The elegant and commodious Residence no Kill Olive street, having all the modern improve MaaR- ments; rooms in suites water closets on two floors, Is rooms, fine gard en, etc. etc. Also the House 270 Grand street. Also the House 8 Prout street. And several fine tenements.
 CHARLES IVES, nca1S If l53 Church Street..
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VicG0riRss IndiaBs-HardShips of the PursaIt-Mem and Horses Worn Out With Hunger.
 WAsHNGToN, March 12.-General Hatch,
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TfA RRNT

@sA& HOUSE AND BARN in West Haven, corner &fssl Water and Msin street, with of land {;
 also Fine Place 64 Lafayette street, with every modern convenience; also several other Rents of dif ferent kinds Apply to W, o. ARMSTRONG,
 mas l2t Corner Water and State sts.
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Houses and Lots FOR, SALE

Asz4 Houses on Howard avenue, York street, #n George street, Liberty street, Orchard street, -MaA Minor street, Westville, Fair Haven and East Haven. 12 lots with water front, the best lots in West Haven, now is the time to buy them. Lots on Howard ayenue Kimberley avenue, etc., etc.
 Houses and TenementS to rent on Sylvan avenue, Asylum street. George street, Minor street, Liberty street, Lafayette street, Prospect street. Uni versity Place, and firSs.cIaSs Houses on Howe street.
 Money to loan city property.
 Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Ofice open evenings.
 ma13 L. F. COMSTOCK.
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DISSOLUTION

L YESRE firm of Beers and Munson is dissolved from \ this date. Mir. E. R. Munson will continue the business as heretofore at the old stsnd.
 BRADLEY BEERS,
 E. R MUNsON. East Haven, March 10, 1880. ml1 St
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Hiram Lodge, No. I, F. 6 A. M
 FUNERAL NOTICE.

IA The members of Hiram Lodge, No. l, F. & HHA. M., hereby notified to assemble in V\Masonic Temple on SUNDAY, the 14th inst, at 11 oei9ca P. I" pronpt .of me Pnrpose oI attend oANPBkLL. Burial at the old cemetery.
 Members of the Masonic fratsrnity generally particularly invited to attend with us.
 Per orSer W. Master. W. A. BEERS,
 mA1S 1t
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,

Dastr1et or New Haven ss. Frobate COurt,S
 March I0lh 1880. { UPSTATE of BENJAMIN RICHARDSON, late of EL Grange, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time will be debarred 6 recovery All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate nayment to
 MELANoTHON l.. CHESTER, ma12 2td1tws EIecutor,
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HoUsE.-After the House went into Com mittee of the Whole MT. McMahon explained the provisions of the deficiency appropriation bill. The Appropriation Committee had put on 5000, COG for the payment of marshals and deputy marshals, but they had appropriated nothing for special deputies. He denied that there was any authority of law to pay for these special deputies. Referring to the late decision of the Supreme Court in regard to the payment of the officers, he said it was 8 sort of g to decision. In that remark he made no imputations on the court, but in the different political schools can find excuses for the payment of money. MT. McMahon then turned his attention to the appropriation for the Govern ment printing office. Investigating this matter, the committee had visited the first auditors office, the registers office and the books of the Government printing office. He then went on to show as result of investiga ton that the Government printing office was extravagantly run. If all the money asked for by the Government printer was allowed, the printing office this year would cost over $2,OO0, ,OOO against an average of S1, 500, GOO in other years. He charged that the Government printing office as managed was an irresponsible concern. He denied that the extra session was responsible for the dsfi- ciency of $400, GOO. He believed it was too much to give, and he would move to reduce the amount at the proper time. He made comparisons to show that there was an in- creased expense during the past year.
 MT. Hiscock defended the Government printer and asserted that the office was we'll and economically managed.
 Mir. Finley, of Ohio, also charged sxtrava- gsnce in the Government printing office, and said that the books would not show the exact conditions of the efice.
 MT. Hawley, of Connecticut, was then rec ognized, and the committee rose. Pending further discussion the House adjourned till Monday.
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MARINE LIST.
4SsS
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

ARRIvED-MARCH 12 Sch Hurlbert, Crosby, New York, and sailed for Boston. Sch Elias Runyon, Campbell, York for Nor wich, with centerboard broke, will repair and sail ready.
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From the Proprietors of OAK HALL, BOSTON. G M SIMM0MS 2 SnM

Spring and Summer Samples already in the hands of our New England and Western Agents, and we taking crders for immediate delivery. At pre- sent, fill all orders in four days from receipt. Many of the styles will be quickly closed and ask early examination.
 If there is any city village which this paper reach where not at present represented correspon dence is invited, and suitable agent is found will at once place full line of samples on exhibition.
 This seasons line of Samples superior in style and quality any previously shown, and certain to attract great attention and command large trade instruct Agents to guarantee to each customer
 perfect t and to warrant the color and quality of every tample shown. We hold ourselves personally re- sponsible for exact fufment of every contract. The price of each article is plainly printed every sample card will be found to correspond with the prices asked place of business in Boston. Suits are sent with privilege of examining, and one is asked to keep anything that is not perfectly satisac
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DEATHS.

KERR-In this city, March l2th, Miss Eliza Kerr. Funeral st 8 D. m., Saturday, 18th, at St. Johns Church, corner State and Eld streets. POTTRR-In Hamden, March 12th, Almira Pierpont wife of the late JabeZ T. Potter, aged 79. Funeral from her late residence Sunday afternoon March 14th at o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. HALI-In Goshen, xarch 7th, Mrs. Hannah O. Hall, aged 7B years.
 JOHNSON-In WatsItown, March 10th, Harriet JohD- son, widow of the late Bryant Johnson, aged 79 years. ORTON-In Southbury, March 1st, Frederick O, Orton, aged 56 years.
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NOTICE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.-Taken by virtue of an execu- G0 ton to me directed, and will be gold at Public Vendue to the highest bidder at Room No. IA, Hoad- lsys Building, Church streft, on the 18th day of March, 1e8o as o'clock in tho afternoon to satisfy said execution and my fees thereon the following gcribed property, to wit Che Piano with stool and cover.
 Dated at New Haven, this 11th day of March. 1883.
 Attest WILLIAM B, CATLIN
 mal3 2t Deputy Sheriff.
, 1880-03-23
POLITICAL POINTS.

In truth, Mr. Washburne Ia Jettorsonian
Hepublioan ot the beat tstamp.-1ttllp9ukee 1Fh-
eor'atn tIstp.l,
:. It IL nip and tuck between the Davis and
me falmos boomt for tho rear Of tho procession.
S-!st'o Yot't Tribune Nlep.1.
Mr. Washburne stands bottor chance to
% our noxt President than any other man wo
no".-1oston HTald tlnd.},
Senator Voorhees, had better lock up his
s1oaut.tnvesttGat1ou shop, put up the shutters,
snq quit tho bustne2s.-DQston Herald tIAd.l,
Tue opposition to the nomination OF Gen.
9sant " not MmplY prefercnoe for anothor
1aaiont9. It 10 from cIplo.-Cs'ttt,'aatt
as to an dpatl1bt8 candidate, we arc not
saaa "ttaaa but our Judgment, considering reports
.spta aH quarters. leans to Mr, Wash0urnu,-
A9foTu ti&.) Beacon Nxp).
, There aremany American citizens who have
oeoa stieyod By tho familiarity Of ex-Pzesldent
s1saat With unworthy meu. Thers Il 10 prnof
tas ~ nav shaken them o1,-Tha Itep. DR.. Rankin
h cateaoo Aduance,
~ Is very likely that the imprudence OF re-
Illuminating Con. 6r0nt will fosce itself upon
seas1y az clauses Of Republicans beforo the
o"a HtFud tRcp.j.
A. The cand!daturo Of Gen. Grant Is precisely
W. ono which will not only not "unita the Ho-
papnean party" but u tho only one possible
~ haiGn r. laIoatons It's harmony and success Can
s'A' 1|spooucao purity afford to close It's eyes to
, 1880-03-23


bllsAEAroL1s, March as-Tlis city has
been wrestling with tbs social OWL problem fur
some time, and unusually severe reprosslye
action haa Just been taken. Three women
.1aye been on trial before tho District Court
some days on OH indictment for keeping
house OF ill-fa.ne. Lust week they were ail
convicted, and this afternoon they were
brought into Court. and, lnucl. to tllolr sur
prise, each sentenced to six months III prison
At hard labor. and renlantlel to tho custody
Of ns Sheriff to catry the settei!cs %ate nte t;,I,
' sentence would IT. Us e dcIayed untll tie M
Gec!sI9n ~ od oadt % a!s suptems o,,o, coHf. tHt
nolnt that pantshmant r!sI unsisr t,.a citv or OF.
d!nances Is 3 bar to conviction Of the same
otfense in the State Courts. The wonlen 70.
bs 1natIe in the Supreme Court to srcuro a
stay IT proceedings. The women were much
surprised, aud expressed themselves rs fear
ing . heavier sentence than liz nloMtl!s. The
nnmes OF the women are Nettle Cornell,
balie Campbell, and kate johnson. lhe
case Is considered important ~ furnishing
, 1880-03-23
SPORTING NEWS.


Some parties In Iost,u, have bccn making
j, ,,l'nIv ~ '.,,aos.o,v f".s rr ,,,o ..,,.,,,.,,'
~ t,nn,. ~. ,,,o ta aaa "'1a , I''o ;t.,n Ih"hu
.neht o. bea's ny 1ho e'1easo Clnb' e,aIn'nR
In 1871 he refused to re1prt for duty, thereby
mixing fttnsclf itnble 10 exn,tsjn, fnr non.
fwIf1if,nont NJ oontrant trb,. 1,,s.t,,, ,,oonIo
lu't'l'Mc'lt a. " ,'. ."nH"e. Nv noss"ll ps"Iao
aFgho that aItilongh INC League was nut IN
existence at the time Bcals retired from
basn+halt. It was nureetl. upon Ita formation
tlIot nil contract. tI,on existing lmtwec,,
n1,;,s ~ M, ~" ,.nrs ehnnm Ia rncmrEni.nI Il