, 1880-05-02
TIE COUNTY-BUILDNG.

| The County Treasurer Is redeemlng the Cool
| County pcr cent bonds, which fell due on tn
1st inst He has already redeemed about SEQ 90
worth, andis anxious to have the holders of thes
| bonds present them for payment at as early
date as possible.
THE County Committee on City Relations me
yesterday morning, and, for the twentieth time
looked over the claims Of the county against tn.
city, and Of the city against the county, some o.
them being three or four years old The balance
against the lutter is about $4,000, but the city
officials, who have time and again said they wanted
larly anxious to get the money. Clerk Nash wa:
directed to interview the Controller, and tlne
out when he could meet the Committee with 8
view to settlement.
THE Grand jury Of the April term closed it,
labors yesterday. During their existence they
heard ten complaints and 10 JUL and bail cases,
of which ninety-six resulted in true bills and
eighty four in no bills. John Murphy and Her
mann Limberg were indicted for the murder of
Anthony Warntmout and William W. McGarry
respectively. The matter in regard to the Camp
bell changc Of venue affidavit was fully consid-
erred and no indictment found. Abraham Baum
deck WIS indicted for receiving stolen goods.
WilliAm Pridgeon was indicted for bigatny. The
sharXe against J. }. Brown; The b Mads9n street
be was guilty Of Criminal negligence. ~ 4
large batch of tllegal-yoting indictments
were turned in, US also against a notorious
strAw-baiier. Patrick Condor, charged with the
robbery Of the Gas Company messenger, was In
dlcted. The Grand Jury heard the case Of those
IN 1M! down to later dnte than they have been
nearu 1or years working double sessions daily.
a report stating the Jail to be IN q satisfactory
condition was mule to the Court
SENTENCE DAY,
Yesterday WAS sentence ,1ay at tha Criminal
Court and prisoners wfre diaposed of n tha
Al better cgs.. The nrfsoncr's cn,nsei frst ,nade
u struv annt.ai FOR - nav tr;sl a,5 Gnnii, ~ .
reduction Of tho sentence ururinn fh1t ~ tha q
crime Of which s client 1vps fn1n} Tt1fx ,r.o h;a
first one and that ten years was ,indeE +ha liz
cuInstances. an extreme punishment Ia of.
cred, It the Court 9ranted new trial tn havc his
client nlfad s11iitT and uccent n ftva ~ ao, 80.
six or eirhf ye1rs: sentence b,t 9ha r,.,rt =
decided that he would not aircr tha tird;,'r ~
fte irr and acnorraraiu S sau,e .ue 4aag 4h ol
amer fu ten vnnrs IN thn pantontfor .r1 @ p4t pt!o
him thirty dnvs in which II, ti1 Eli ~ e s
tons IN the s.ase If :iohn Hacrntt onn;;ctd
of mayhe1n in ro1rfnr n,,t Odcar afoT;tp.'aa
eve. motion fr new 1rini ,yn1 t,ade ~, L.
c. H. Reed, who, with Mr.. Waterman The 9r;r;. n;
had been prcjndiccf by The cross ar i
to which Stafc.sAttornev Mio s,hia1tna LII.
when be was tcstffyinF in his own heh"lf Than H.,
cited CERTAIN n1es1iGns ,vhtch +he. h,5 1nGy ny
Mills had nit 10 tha nrsnner az ,faJ Hslu ar. =.
procure afdayits Of nersnns attnna r. ~ 70
court at the time SUPPORTING their ci,,,m ~ +haf
the questions were asked. but which +he Stata:at
Attorney denied. The court invited tben ~
produce the shorthand report of the case wh,c6 ~
that it had been lost in the court-room some
days previously. The Court rave fban, n6ro
late in the afternoon Mr. WuKemp,, ret,,red oat
reporting the the shorthand notes could mt be
found. The Court intimated protty pniniv thot