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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
BROOKLYN.

The dog pound will be opened on June 10
Mayor Beaugrand, of Montreal, called upon Mayor
Low.
synagogue is to be built by the Hebrews Oh INC
Seventeenth Ward.
1t is expected that work will bogin in July upon
the proposed cable Elevated Railroad from FatbuSh
to south Ferry.
Mlrich Lcata age three was scaldcd to death yescr-
day by pot of boiling water which fell over her at NO.
223 Twenty-sixth-st.
Eugene Uanway and Thomas Sullivan both members
of the " Whyo Gang" OF New-YOrk sent 10 the
Penitentary for six months each yesterday as Migrants
The annual tournament of the Brooklyn Archery Club.
which was post poned account Of the rain last Satr
day will take place to-day at Prospect Park II the
weather is fair.
John Haimer age sxty-eight, inmate OF the Sailors
Snug Harbor. on Staten Island. visited BROOKLYN on
and drank lemonade. His death followed In short
time.
supervisorat-Large Fritz who has to appoint two
adhering his determination 10 appoint kcpnOnc1h
and independent Democrat rather tuah TWO i'oPuo
| Leans.
Mamie Davis. age seven. ofN III Eleventhst, died
S nv Ser tnthcr Samuel r. Davis by mistake She
was in with scarlet fever The carbOlc acid had been
| used for disinfecting purposes
| Mrs Florence Wyc OF No. So Butler-st bought some
strawberries at dear price yesterday. pedler OF
fered her at 10 cents and she gave him II bill TO
change. lie went into liquor store to get change anu
made his exit by side door GLIDING Mrs Wyhe who u
| still waiting for her money.
James Lynch who fifteen days OF his twenty nine
days of imprisonment IN Raymond street Jan to
serve ESCAPED that institution yesterday He was
employed in the kitchen, and selling his opportunity
he came into the yard where several ladders were lay
Ing putting against the wall mounted 10 the OI
and droppcd outside The ladders had been uscd
| by workInen who making over the womens poitor
| of the Jail
| James Haggart who acted IA the decoy and drew Of
the attention OF the police while Odum took his fata
leap from the Bridge before Police Justice Walsl
Yesterday on Q charge OF misdemeanor in collecting
crowd and engaging I'm .eccuDaOn that endangered
human life. motion made 10 dismiss the charge
on the ground that IL had been shown that life wa
endangered by his action Any man, 10 was conended
had right TO alght on the roadway, and the accused
man was connected with O1lum only in a vague
manner. Justice Walsh prepared TO deny TIN
motion when time asked so that an appeal Nigh
% prepared decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
GRAIN BY the MILLION BUSHELA

Statistician Walker, of the Produce EX-
change yesterday completed interesting report on
the Grain markets the world, OF which the following
ia taken "For three months. ending March 81. Ger
many imported i3,444.479 bushels CT wheat un hour
and grais against 22S bushels 10 the correspond
ING perOd last year. Her annual Imports Of wheat
ran &c from 900 900 "a 100000 bushels France.
1g5 600 900 bushes I'm 1888. For nine months, ending
Anrl 20 her not imports OF wheat were 5,22o, 100
bushels against 2G.412,5G0 bushels for corresponding
perod Inc year before The imports OF wheat into the
United gdom from Baltic ports are between 100000
and 2O0O 900 bushels week, aud upon Tie opening OF
navgntlon al (ropstadt Will be about 10000 bushels
week During the week ending May % there passed the
Dardancles forty steamers and thirty SAILING vessels
with $500 900 bushels OF wheat.
'The estimated deficiency IN the wheat crop OF the
United Kingdom for the campaign Of lss5sG by Beer
bohm Ia 900 900 bushels; Germany, Holland and Bel.
gam ~ 900 900 bushels; South Prussia Hungary aud
snaIu II 600 900 bushels and France, 3OOOO,OOO
bnsheIs The Ciaefnnch Price Current estimates the
winter wheat crop Of tho United states for 1883 at
d 900 600 bushels spring wheat, 150,O0O.000 bush
els total, 36s,OO0,000 bushels, against 5l3,OOO,OOO
hns nell N 1854"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
SMOOrs ESCAPE FROM TIE BUFFALO,
EAro.a. IA I.erna SinInna

81 had fever and ager when l shot that
buffaler bulls tail off," exclaimed SDoot land | mad
just taken about half pound OF qunne and my hands
leetle shaky shot off that bulPs tail,
he turned and at me in hurry so made for the
nearest tree" ~
IL have had the same thing happen to me q billion
times reckon The bualer caught you on his horns,
and chucked you up in the tree didn't he interrupted
Dempsy who anxious TO head of the Impending lie,
which threatened TO be "a whOpper. -
ave had EN- do that TO me-" resumed Smoot, "but
this his horns six inches into the tree on both
sides OF me- and he couldn't get them out again Thar
pinned to the tree, and the bufaler warn
hurt bit, and the buffaler couldn't get away.
- was right slim and thin I'm them days, and gradi.
ally worked my way down from between them horns or
the dilemma, so TO speak patted the bufaler on the
head, and talked soft to him. and got him SO gentle
that IL he had been could have MIXED him. AT
last got out but 1t blank tight squeeze walked
off and left him thar, fast to the tree by his horns
" Is that stump-tailed bufaler standing thar yitf
asked Dempsy with evident chagrn at the supendous-
ness OF this lie.
/" reckon the coyotes ate him up all excepting the
horns for they thar yit saw them last year when
up thar but the had growed some, and them
horns fast in limb OF the tree moren sixty feet
from the ground-msybe 1t was only fifty nine feet;
can't afford ter lie. for as you said, L an old man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
THE SEIZURE or THE AMBROSE LIGHr.

Judge Addison Brown, of the United States
Circuit Court yesterday appointed Lieutenant Elliott
Arthur OF the retired list Of the United States Navy and
Robert d. Benedict prize commissioners In the OF
the brig Ambrose Light, which was seized near Garth
agena by direction OF Admiral JOuctt. having aided
the Colombian nsurrectiOniss One Of the prize
mssoners must by law, be retired officer OF the Navy
whose appointment Is approved Ivy the Secretary OF the
Navy Secretary Whitney approved the appointment
Lieutenant Arthur.
The commissioners held secret session yesterday at
Room lO6 in tho Federal Building. The law requires
them examine the papers aud witnesses taken at the
time the capture OF the vessel and to decide vheter
it shall be sold condemned to the OF the Govern.
ment Assistant United states District Attorney s. H.
Clarke represented the Government and Lieutenant
Wright the przemaster produced the documents which
were found In the vessel Gaspar Rodriguez the ca
tain and ID. SchoOncnof, the mate OF the vessel were
examined as witnesses Judge Brown had prepared
forty nterrogatoricr which put each OF the
witnesses. The examination will be continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
QUEER FREAKS OFIYSANITY.
RIDING WITH THE QUEEN-UPgRADiNd GLADSTONE
COMING MONEY

RIDING WITH THE QUEEN-UPBRAiDlNd GIADsi'Hh
COMING MONEY
Arthur Russell Clake, who was taken in 10
custodv nv Officer ONeill OF the steainpoa Squ., Oh
Thursdav night while about to step on inc Staten
stand Ferry nier into the river and who sho wing ynp-
toms of insanity, was taken TO bellevue anu
mnd IN the Insane Pavilion visited byfriends yester
h ho ted something OF hrs history He has been
o" clerk in the seegar steamship Companys once ior
90 East Thirteenth-st. He is laborinS under
the delusion that nc 80, oo,S steam m radiator and
caied r. ma and fondly caressed the iron pipes Inc
ROYAL carriage drove up and taxing inc ma s,vIhoro
n the carriage and after she had been care
fully tucked In with robes. ana hesvy Ioat u u.
he mounted the box and CALAMITY taking the reins
drove the Derby me ncc o. wa, not dis
msycd. He raised the carriage BODY upon o the
backs of six fiery steeds sTa 10 Windsor caste
For thus saving the Queens life he had many tes con-
ferred upon him, but that rnen ' ,hc omcens hand
of addinr fifteen feet height lie enlarged the roof
OF Pavilion to accommodate ms new rec ,,eam
or landed at the Morgue. filled with gold direct from inc
~ ybs Prince At his castle The Prince immediate
ly summoned Warden O,Rourko ana purc. ,s
the Hospital and grounds aud changed them IN
stamping the Queens image over the lace OF ueSrge
W., PrsC for three dsys because ho called her
and tickled her under the chin In inc meantime I .e
metod of making ducks OF sand and whales out OF
railroad iron The Prince Is most cIoquSht spehhoi'
and varies mis- expefments and trips with inc queen
with long harangues Parliament upon warlke SUD
sts When the queen goes out for walk the radiator
yoes duty for a number OF prominent men;
When Gladstone appears the Prince becomes iae anu
lectures him upon blood and gore inc iiInso
cun and new salve and when he got tired OF arsung
win Gladstone he amused himself by shooting on the
arms and legs OF all the people In the word ana lheh
fixing up the wounds with his new salve. go -,
The Prince will be examined to-day ana VIII ptppapS
he removed by his friends 10 private asylum ne mo-
been acting SO strangely for about two weeks az te
Mace whers he lived that the members OF the honseho
were afraid OF their lives He bias been in various
scrapcs around the city. He was arrested tuesday
night for trying kick the roof OF Ihlrd- ave- car III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
DO THE CITY FATHERS EXPECT FREE LUYonEsi

The Aldermen yesterday among other resO-
utons passed the Mayors veto allowing Peter
McKelye TO place stand for the sale OF rcres
at the Franklin statue I'm Printing House Square Il
gives him privilege for which tradesmcn In the neigh.
borhood TO annually In the way Of rentals from
$500 to 81 300.
Mr. DE Lacy offered resolution, which adopted,
proyidpg that mechanics and skilled and unskillcd
abores employed IN the various city departments ba al
lowed to close work at p oil Saturdays Mr. Jaehne
unlsss they had done tho work The Board took up
again the report OF the Committee Docks, directing
the Sinking Fund 70 set aside the lease
the ferry from Pier No East River to Bay Ridge and
Staten Island TO the Staten Island Rapid Transit Com
pany aud again put II up At public auction. VcePres
ident Jaehne said that the matter Ia now before tn,
courts and It would be better TO await the decision
JUDGE Van Worst Mr. Ceary thought IL better 20 Oh
and dispose OF the matter Finally It was decided I,
refer the natter TO the Committee on Railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
sIsCO sTRANGLED IN SIX MINUTES.
HANGED FOR KILLING ABRAM GURNEE-HIs LAST


NIGHT.
Sanford ssco, the colored youth who murdered
Abram Gurnee n we'll known stOrekecper at Park
Ridge n. D. the night OF December %, was hanged
In the corridor OF the Bergen County JAIL at Hacken-
sack, at 9:l3 a. M Yesterday Inc condemned man lay
aud for the first time since his sentence his sumDcrs
we're uneasy. At o'clock lie asked the sheriff TO join
him In prayer, and meeling down he offered up fer
vent pett0n "Don't be afrald Sheriff, and don't fear
for me-" said he. II know what Is before and
afraid will face my fate as brave as lion. Pray
10 At midnight siseo 1 taxed With several reporters
but declined to make any statement In
GeSaa drew nm nf IN ." the s sco to-
the window to the vehicle. but was gently drawn
away by Deputy Harr who thus prevented him from
seeing his stained wildwood coffin carried into the jail
yard lie seemed TO real Its arrival, however, for
shuddered violently az the undertaken and his assistant
stamped the hallway in depostinG the coffin be-
side the gallows At7l5 the Rev. Dana ). Wacott ar
rived and shown into the CELL BY this time several
persons had gathered outside tho JAIL but few remained
until about ffty1ve members OF Company G, "a
Battalion n. g. NJ j., under command OF Captain Abra
ham d. Campbell, drew up In mont OF the Jail with hIed
sisco. at 500 turned to Deputy Harrison and said
pOstpOnenent account OF the weather" The Sherin
then and read the death warrant. He entered
without nlnching. The condemned man the coolest
person present. He repeated prayer AFTER the Rev.
Mr. 1ilman. He then closed his eyes and said Amen
TO a prayer by the Rev. Mr. Ackron When asked II he
hal ANYTHING to say Sisco said " can only that
am guilty aud plead for mercy from God and man.
Paul said there mercy for the chieest or sinners
others who have been kind TO God bless you all
deserve suffer- but God has pucked out the sting OF
death. commend my soul TO God Had minded my
father would not have been here to-day but God
The moose was connected with the rope, the cap was
pulled down. and at 9l3 sisco shot upward The
slipped and Slsco strangled. Life extinct n
six minutes and twenty minutes later the body cut
down and given 10 his father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
NETWORK CITY.

The various departments of the city government
will close at noon to-day and on each Saturday nn-
til the end OF August
rho receipts of the American Bible Society last
month were 500 431 So, and 100, lOo voiumes
were issued from the Bible House.
The business failures in the last sever days, as
reported by X. g. Dun Co., number 1or inc
United States 1877 and for Canada ~.
The body of man about sixty years of age. evil
IDENTITY vagrant was 1ound yeSietaay i'll 'acan'
lot in Seventh-ave-, near fttV-Si&'h-s''
The body of an unknown drowned man ABOUT
ffty wears of age, dressed in black suit, was
found last evening in the East River at Pier NO. ~
he Primary Teachers Association will listen 1T, to
metlc.O in Grammar School No. AZ, on Monday at
4:30 p. IN.
OF the eight young men who recently passed the
physical examination for the west Polnt cadetshlp
only four passed in spelling, arithmetic and geog
rapby yesterday.
James Gilmore, of No. 1874 East Thirty -eighth-st.,
had his skull fractured yesterday by the breaking
of derrick IL the coal yard al the loot OF East
Thirty -sixth-st.
"SnbscriberD-A night ASS is male shorter than
fed or marine g ass IN order to make the locus
shooter, and with large eyeen to concentrate all
the light possible
An unknown man. who carried kit of GLACIERS
tools became iDsensible from the heat at Allen and
Hester SITS. Yesterday and was taken to the Cham
bers Street Hospital
Judge Van Hoesen yesterday gave permission to
Seig and Meyer Voitashovsky to drop the last
three 81 tables of Their name and hereafter they
Will DC known as Seilg ana meyer foIt
Raimund SchOrsch, formerly post administrator
at Hainspach Bohemia, held yesterday by
Commissioner Shields for extradition on O charge
Of cmDezzliDg public money.
large tree was blown down In front of No. All
West Twenty-third-st. yesterday and carried with
1t an electric light wIre Several persons who were
passing narrowly escaped injury.
Quarterly payments were begun on Thursday by
the Pension Agency at No 396 Canal at. The agent
Mr. Coster paid out during the first day $37 so "a.
The payments yesterday were about az much.
STEALING MONEY TO BET WITH AT JEROME PARK.
f. H. Halsiead coored youth, stole $S5 which
q grocers clerk at No. 1912 Eighth-ave. kept In
his trunk and went to Jerome Park, where he was
arrested. He returned $25 all that was left, and
was held in 81, 900 bail yesterday in the Harlem
Court.
JEWELLERS TO CLOSE EARLY ON SATURDAYS.
The NOV emeDt to close at ! o'clock on Saturdays
IN June July and August is rushing through the
1ewelry as we'll as other trades, with great enthu
tiasm. More than 800 wholesale and retail jewelry
manufacturers and dealers have already signed the
agrecmont.
ABS AND s0RAKIcHl TO MEET.
Another wrestling match has been arranged be
tween Carl Abs and Mateada Sorakichi. The mef
are to wrestle two falls Greco- Roman, two fall
Japanese style aud one fall catchas-catch-ean ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
RUMoRs ABOUT THE MATT oNAL LJNE.l
DENIAL OF TIE REPORT THAT Mr. HURST WAS TO
BE DERIVED OF THE AGENCY.

DENIAL OF TIE REPORT THAT Mr.. HURST WAS TO
BE DERIVED OF THE AGENCY.
MANY rumors of changes in the foreign steamship
line have been circulated since the agency OF the
Inman Line was transferred Ia Peter Wright sons
Yesterday y report was general on the Produce TX
change and in shipping circles that the agency VI the
National Line was 10 be transferred from r. W. d.
Hurst 10 Watson sumner & Co.. agents OF the SAINT
Steamship freight Line. at No. 63 Bcekman-st IL
was also said that i possible that Peter wright
Sons might secure the agency. What gave color 20
this report was that since John G.. Langlands the
general manager Of the line, and Donald Kennedy
Chairman the Board of Directors. arrived here from
Liycrpool on Sunday, they have been In amo.t con
tinued conference with Mr.. Hurst until late each Day
Mr. Hurst left the office early yesterday ntcrnooh now
ever and later went TO his home at lryingtan IL was
admitted at the Office that the reports bad been heou'
Int no one would or could confirm or deny thcin hr
Sumner was seen at his Office but he would only say
don't know anything about any changes having
heen made there nothing In 10 that know OIL
The Saint Line has two steamers. the konoha ana inc
ST Romans They are both fro ght vessels ana run We
tween this port and Liverpool The National Line 2
IL " months ago its Offices IRON No oo bIoua
wav 10 the Field Building. short time previous u
added TO the line the new iast steamship america
which cost in the ncghbornoOd OF million oil doiats
and which was fully paid for. This large e1PeLditI'
prevented the Payment OF the usual dividend ON u'
common stock but eight per cent was TIid tue pre-
ierred stock Since then the British Government ma
chartered transport service the following vessels th'
America Erin France, Denmark, Egypt, Italy and
The Queen This left the company practically
without rst-class passenger vessels and IFS business
has since been mostly freight.
Both Mr. Lauglands aud Mr.. Kennedy said last nigh
| that no change of agency was contemplated ihci
VISIT 10 America simply to look over the ahars
| the line, which "a done periodically.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Travelling of Pilgrim Statue. Central PARK, ?. IN.
American Jockey Club races, Jerome PARK 2'3o p H.
Iarchmont Yacht Club spring regatta - , 1,,.
New-York Phil adeDhia baseball match, POLO Orounus'
q y. IN. 80
Departure of Independent New YORK Schuetleh OOPs'
stsatnship Sueya, 11:3O a. m ,,-. -. ,o.ol
Parade OF 9TH Regiment veterans anu iunoH "' 0
Brunswick D p III. ,-,-.,. ,ao..sso match
Golden anniversary of Miss Writings connection Win
Grammar School No IA, 10 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
,rrsrcuEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE pr AISs-rhe amount OF damages AWARDED 10 w.
Coroner Leonard d. Tce by Justice Barnad ig FranT
mnpieooie and Anna Drumgoole was 5000 toge'h'i
with costs Of courts aggregating $972 %.
PoRrcHEsren- Smith, age nne1seh troUeh
tbe SeaS He was shirt folder IN West simm Wns
manufactory and boarded with MS ino' ,hi nau"e of
There nothing to indicate the cause VI
do love analr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06

of the Young Mems Christian Association for the pur
League mon partisan and non-sectaran for the sup
preston of the liquor traffic There were quite number
OF weLknown ministers present, who TOOK an active
interest in the proceedings The organization was eeS
ed and the League is in readiness to go 70 VOTE
The platform differs from the third partys in tnat u
recommends the abolition OF the liquor traffic by means
local option and selection Of such people to carry
out the temperance work will best serve the cause
But no part is to be taken in party organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
u,orwAY ROBBERs PUNISHED.

Leonard ID. Cross, a stranger in the CITY,
wandered the streets en- the East slde on sne
night OF MAY IL until he found himself In lumber yard
at xth and Lewis He there attacked Dy Ieur
men whom he afterw ard identified as John kennsdy'
They lassoed him with long rope, bound and gagged
him. and robbed him of $50 60. Kennedy and Dunn
were tried yesterday before Judge Giderseeye IN the
Court OF General Sessions and were convicted OF hg-
way robbery. They we're sentenced to twelve years
each in the State Prison. Mcmahon was taken DeLOro
Recorder smy in Part H. Of the same court and ne
also convicted Herman pleaded guilty ana no anu
Mcmahon remanded sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
NEW.JERsEY TONNE.

MoRRfsTowN.-Tbe managers OF the Morris Plains
Lnatic Asylum have decided TO receive patients.
There 538 patients the institution. thirty eight
than the nominal capacity. The limit has been
fixed at 1000.
ELIzABETH-John Mitchell, who committed q murder
GUS assault on Warden Breen in the County jail some
weeks ago. sentenced to six IN State Prison
By Judge Mccormack yesterday. James Moore colored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Metropolitan Hotel-Ex-G Governor X NJ I, blsm-
nm at ono Hotel B,uespics- Viscount de Brmone
y, y, pchester fIniyersty GilSey HCuse-Ex
man John l. Vance Of Ohio bode Ansme and LLOYD
lowudes of Maryland. Victoria Hotou1ener9a w.
~ Beiknap of Iowa. Windsor HoeLMay T 'pa-
DIR yedder OF Charleston, S. C..-Astor Ho"Se-o'a'c
Auditor Emil KiesewetteT, OF ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
AsKINo,FOR A NEW SOHooL.

A committee from the Citizens West Side
Improvement Association asked the Mayor yesterday
for new grammar school In tho district bounded by
Fttyninth and Cne-hundred andtcnth SITS, Eghth
and the North River The committee stated that the
district is being rapidly built mp and occupied by good
class people; that is the mo 10 site for
school; that there 10 school between Fifty-fourth
aud Eghty-Ihird SIS that the FftyfDurth-st school IL
new oyeror0 wded and the Eighty ihird-st Is too
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
WHY BAR-KEEPER KILLED HIMSELF.

William Troch, disslpated German, snOt
himself death yesterday in the liquor store at No. l7S
southst Ho formerly proprietor Of the place. 6nt
his habits OF intoxcatOn led 10 the loss or all MS
money The passed the hands OF Peter Boyer
who employed Troch as barkeeper The following note
was found In Trochs pocket Why should J. through
my drunkenness. ruin mans business, particularly
that OF a man who builds 1t up. Impossible. Let me
20, GOOd-by, W. TROClL'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

e...,onr Ioseph Kennedy age thirteen while no
inc near the railroad station on Thursday evening" saw
train approaching, and jumped just IN umo u NC '1
over and cut to pieces by the tram 49,.
,rropn-The Rev. Mr.. Brown, OF Boston, mas &C
ccnt@d a cali to the First Baptist Church. ana enter
nrnn his dntle, tomOrrOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
LONG ISLAND.

c,pnrs Crry-There was good attendance az ,he
Cathedral Yesterday. The sermon was preacheu 10y '
Rev Dr. L. W. Bancroft, OF Christ Churon, piooAy
- rho Rev T. b. French fell from a ladder
On Thursday evening and broke his collar bone
onrExr.-Henry s. Vail on Thursday celebrated hi'
niunty.afth birthday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
Jersey CITY,

Johu Smith and John j. Salter, who were convicted on
Wednesday in the Court OF General Sessions OF charge
conspiracy TO derand buying goods for which they
did not pay sentenced yesterday by Judge McGl
to years each In the State Prison.