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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
PAINT, OIL AND PARRISH MEN DINE.
SPEECHES BY THE REV. DIR. H. S. MAcARrHUE
AID OTHERs


The Paint, OIL and vaInish Club he'd It's regular
b monthly dinner at the rooms Of the Down Io"n As
ISOLATION, No co Pnost., last evening. In the alb
sence OF the president Henry Men, II. p Rowe, OF
Brooklyn, presided, and about fifty members were
present. Meyers orchestra enlivencd the proceed
ngs and the Twilight Quartettc intervals success
fully drove duh away from the minds OF those
gathered around the tables The Rev. Dr. Il. = Mac
Arthur, who the guest Of tho evening, made a.
earnest ringing speech the subject OF Honest Com
petition In Trade Dr. Macarthur said that he was
delighted 10 be present among the dOwntown business
men, but was forcbiy reminded Of a s,ory told by
Robert Colgate, former pallsh.oncr, Who said thai
there was a certain man Of his acquaintance who was
devoted to HIS church. uptown, but rather loose in bis
practices further down, believing that the Lor would
take caro- Of him In tho former ncishborhOod but hst
he would have TO look for himself On tbs latter
In the same way, the speaker said. le
had fc.t little uncertainty about getting
toe far down town, but be ccr'aioy
felt amply Justified in having made tho experiment
Or Macarthur then spoke eloIucnuy upon the sound
prime pies OF hoaesty which should ac,uato men ia
heir business relations A. J. Brenig OF Allentown.
Penn AQuila Rich and Others followed with appropriate
remarks, aud then Tho business meeting VAS hcnL
\ communication from Che WhtN lead couOdcrs. Nt
the subject OF tho margin OF profits 90 lOhleis w.,
cusson Tie subject OF credits followed. which D.
suited IN the appntmont of y. D. Arnold. AghiA
plan for the establishment OF bureau OF information
IN regard TO tho business credit Of customers
comm tee for the nomination OF officers fr Tie year
was appointed and will report at The next regular
meeting. Among others present weo X. =. Rowe,
W. u. Templcton, David Prince NJ d. Eyer Andre"
q. Rogers kunyan iNatt, George ". Iortuelcr y. q.
Allen. Hadwia tloughon Gcorse T. swain, James Jane.
ngmuir, y T.. Montrosc G. NJ. june d. Leon Adlef'
Charles Iahach, Oiorlcs GltiNi' eau tAafics NetA
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DISCUSSING TIE wHIrEcH4PEL HORROR
Dr.. z, c. sPITzKA AND OTHERS BEFORE THE
SOCIETY or MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.

Dr.. =, c. eFITZKA AND OTHERS BEFORE THE
SOCIETY or MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
Tho first business that was transacted at the fifty
eighth regular meeting of the Society Of Medical Jurs
prudence which was hold last evening at the academy
vi Medicine, no. IL West Thiriy-Grs TO elect
officers, and TIC ucxt was the reading Of inter
csirg paper Tho Wllechapcl Numbers and Crimi-
nal Lunacy7 by Austin Abbott, OF the Ncw-Yorll bar
Amos G. Hun presided, and these officers were elected
President, Dr.. l. c. Gray; vice president, c. H..
Kitchell; recording secretary, Dr. T. C. spzka; CORE
Spending secretary, Dr. Jean I. Chauyeau; treasurer,
y. Mclean Shaw; trustees, Dr. n. L. Bril-. Dr. II. J.
Bo.dt, d. Edw. T. Brush, Dr. John \. Irwin, ". L.
Osborne, Z. I. Fairchid, \. G. Hun, j. II. HUI
TIC drift q Mr. Abbotts paper was thai the Wild
bc,s- propensity In man and tho wrctchcd condition
g.. the POOR people I'm the nj cradle quarter Of London
were both rrch as might bcgct horrible monster
rs 5aca to Ripper Dr T. e.. Splizla, n the course
O. an interesting criticism, said; Tho Marquis de
sa1c born in 1910 was a distinguished literary char
ac'cr aud some Of bis crimes were not unlike the
WlHcchapcl murders.
o. Ic. tclieve,7 he added, that the ten white
chapel murders arc the only acts OF the kind Of
wAcA tic unknown man has been guilty Either he
las performed similar acts the living IN deserted
iaces where his cunning and other favorable crcum
stances secured immunity, or else he has served an
apprenticeship dead body, be he butcher, medical
man or amateur. Il IS not all improbable that the
hard that committed tho Whitechapcl murders com
MittCd tie Texas murders. The man 10 OF herculcan
strength, OF great bodily agility a brutal jaw
and = strange weird expression OF the eyes. and he
may commit series OF murders IN some other country
before be Is caught There have been stranger freaks
In history than would be the fact that the Whitechapel
murderer may be sitting among us at this very mo
mcnt"
Dr. Isaac & QuImby and ex-Judgc Jones also contrib
uted 10 the debate. y supper was then served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
THE THrRrEEy CLUB AT DINNER.

The cghty-socond dinner OF the Thirteen Club wa
he,l last night 1T the Restaurant FIc-cati No. West
T,gcn,y-o chthsf. Judge McAdaul and Coroner Mo-
tc.r presided TIE tables, and among the guests Of the
club were Chailes A. Capla, ~ the lth Regiment ana
Iharauroa j. NcIatA Aicr dinner speeches were male
by Ju-tic, McA4an. Coroner Mcscmer ami others ana
songs and musical selections b. various members u the
club onliycned tho proceedings The business Of the club
last night was the nomination o. officers for 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

seventeent.st last FRIDAY night Allen released
from Sing Sing prison month ago. and he Is charged
with having committed several other robberes during
his four weeks OF freedom lie was rcmanded back
the Twenticth.st station house until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
uAnoNE - noLp1Na 1 sEcRnr covrrREvcr.

NAHONE MN HOLDING 4 SECRET CONFFREN CT
Petersburg Va, Dec 10 (Speciall-A conference
composed Of some forty Or more Of the prominent
representatives OF &c Malone wing OF the Republican
party in Virginia is being held in the top
floor Of the Albcmarle Hotel These representatives
cic from every quarter OF Inc State, ara quietly
Gid they here that but few outsiders knew that
q conference was TO BE- held. II is said that General
Malone Is hot in attendance upon The gathering
Those ia position 20 know dumb as 20 the Oh
iect OF The conference but It said 10 be to prepare
q paper Of some Kind be sent at 10 President
elect HARRISON, iudoising General Malone Tor Post
Iuasfer General aad laying before tie Prc,id me-
the status Of political affairs IN the state. This
3efecr. Hcs 1air ta ae long ono, ard VIII probably
lot adjourn before daylight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
MR.. SELLERS INSISTS UPON RES1GYIYG.
THE PRESIDENT AND Mr. GARLAND ANGRY AND
TALK ABOUT DISMIssING" THE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

Washington Dec. 13-Attorney-Goncrol Garland
to-day received telegram from United states Dis
trictAttorney Sellers at Indianapolis, declining to
withdraw his resignation and Insisting upon us &C
ccptance 1t in said that the President and the Al
torney General are much dissatisfied with Mr. Scllcrss
course In relinQuishing his Office just at ms pafLc9
lar time, when so many important matters are pend
ING in his Office and n T. intimated that no may be
dismissed Instead OF being allowed 10 resign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
RUSSELL UARRfsONs CALLERS.

There many prominent KeDubi. ans around the
corridors OF the Ffth Avenue Hotel and the Gis'Y
iIous, yesterday The presence OF Russell Harrison
at the Gllsey House served attract those who were
anxious catch glimpse OF General Harr'son's son
lie did not show himself much, however. and his box
II the onice contained cards that hal been eft there
~ callers EN-Geyerecr fostcs, OF Olio. flcn, some
dine In his room. bus dcelaici tina, liz visit bal 10
political Significance. Mr. Harrison also received .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

The jury which Uie1 ston.. jockey. murder
Of the bartender Miller, in Brooklyn retired 10 ;12
e. yesterday and at midnight had not agreed On
verdict. disagreement Is expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
COMPOSING An EXPRESS ROBBERY.

Waco, Tex, Dec. - (spcciaD.II. Z. Howe, the ex-
press robbcr made confession in writing to-day.
4, late hour tonight he was lodged in Jail, being
unable 20 give bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

TT VIII PROBABLY GET ANOTHER TERN
80 hony Alen. twcntY-our old. who has served
ten IN prison. alIagned Market
Police Court Yesterday morning, charged sssaUtng
ala lobbln2 Mary Dunn al her home. No. 423 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
MIscE11ANEous RA1LwAY 1Nrn1L1GENcE

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
Hartford, Conn, Dec. 19-Thc Housatonlc Eailroal
Company Will petition The Legislature Tor
Of capital The amount ST. 800 600, Will De used
Tor building branches and buying roads operated by
the company under lease.
50. Paul, Dec. 13-The Of the Chicago, Burng
and Quincy, and the Chicago, Milwaukee and Pou
Railroads against the Railway Commission and the A.
toney- General Of tine State OF trial
United States Circuit Court Other Interested roads age
represented by attorneys At the last session q the Iowa
Legislature the RaIoad Commissioners empowered
10 tx schedule railroad freight rates. They objected
Tie prevailing schedules, and prepared what they
siicrcl fair rate through and local business Tho
Burlington and Milwaukee roal3 objected, and fled BIZ
asking stay OF proceedings, which granted. Ship
pers continued complain OF oxorhaut rates and dis
crimnaton and the Railroad Commi prepared
second schedule, which they are now attempting TO en-
force. This forbidden by restraining order granted
in December and now The plaintiff roads are seeking
temporary Injunction.
Barre Vt, Dec 13.-The annual meeting OF the dlrec-
OF the Montpelier and White River Railroad. or
election officers, which have been held today
was adjourned Januay TO- 1850
ST. Paul MINI. Dec. 13-Ihl5 afternoon the Burng
ton and Northern officials SAIL that they would hereafter
nrstelass tickets Chicago 80 30 and the Omaha
Road Immediately did the The was caused by
discovery made by the officials OF these the
Wisconsin Central selling tickets through brokers'
Office in Minneapolis at the OF SO so. Tho other
roads viii mect the cut.
Of the Maine Central Railroad for tho ending Sep
TENDER 30 f. published. Tho gosi Gaming, Tor tho year
So 3s9O07 AS expenses. - igoS6l n income.
1193O45 81 decrease In net income. e3552 03; interest
and rentals 1925 COB Tho results arc nearly the
last showing surplus OF nearly $4,000
after tho payment o. al fixed charges operating expenses
and two xi-anuua dyld nds OF per cent each
Lle Rock, Dee. lJ (speciaN.-Advccs received from
Boobe Ark, to-day, ie effect Cat the bu ling or
the Kansas City, Arkansas and Aew-0rIcans Railway from
that point 20 Monroe La VIII Bee begun shortly. Tie
distance Between tAe places named Is two hunIiel miles
Tho company has Just secured loan OK g. 0CO COO fo
NcwYolk trust company.
Louisville. Ky, Dec. 10 (SpocaD The louisville
Southern Railroad, running from Louisville to Danyiilc
KY has been leased 20 Tho Louisville. Ncw-ADouy ana
Chicago for thirty years
Additional confirmation has been received O., tho icpor,
that General Maaac'r Ilaahir ~ thc Louisville ami
Nashville. has ic-grcl a'd positively stated .u ral.
road circles thai y. O.. Metea suucru l.n. ~ e
north ami s1uh DIV. ion OF thc Loll-Ve and Nashville
with hcalquarc' ~ Decatur Al. VIII succeed Iafha.
Chicago, Dec 1.-the passenger 4afn i.m Nl'cleo to
Kansas City went of 50 to-day, Bringing 10 down io g.
This malcs total reduction ~ - 20 800 te keals City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
DISCUSSING THE EAST TENNESSEE MATTER

DISCUSSING THE EAST TENNESSEE MATTER.
Philadelphia, Doc. IS (Spec.al.-fTcsdcnt KIM
ball. OF the Norfolk and Western Railway Company,
returned 10 this city to-day, tho conference with the
Richmond and Danyille people being for tho present
at an end a prominent stakeholder Of tho Norfolk
and Western says his company did not seek the
ference. 1t brought about entirely by outside
parties, and President Kimball, having stated his
position on the East Tennessee matter Is done Pres
dcnt Mman, It reported from New York to-day,
Is s'll comforting with influential persons the sub
Jet OF the lease. Another prominent railroad man
said: Sc The Norfolk and Western holds the winning
card In the game, and IT is believed that the Rich
mond Terminal VIII finally have 10 yield. The
minority stockholders Of the East Tennessee road,
who Won the suit en.oinng the lease OF the road TO
the Richmond and Danyilc, arc satisfied with the
as it now stands \ dispatch from Ncw-YorlI
received to-day says: Mr. kimball placed his p opo-
sition with The Richmond Terminal people and Went
home, stating that ne would return when De wos
needed by the action OF the Richmond Ieminal people
on his Proposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
INDIANA HOSPITALITY.
10 MAKE THE VISIT or MR. AND MRS.
MORTON A PLEASANT ONE.

MANY CALLS UPON THE GUESTS OF GENERAL
HARRISoN-GOVERNoR GRAY NEGLEcTs TO
DO THE HANDSOME THING ABOUT TIE
STATE HoUsE-THE REST OF THE
PEOPLE ARE KINDLY WITH
OFT REGARD TO PARTY.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. Thomas q. Allan and his son
Clyde left for Asbury Park on last Tues
day for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Parks have taken
rooms for the summer at 1885 l. street.
DR.. and Mrs Thomas Il. McArdle, who
left for Watkins Glenn and other north
ern points on their wedding trip, will
return to the city this week.
Mr.. Fred. Whtcomb left Thursday for
Delaware Water Gap, where he will pass
his vacation.
Mr.. John Gilmore of the Second Audit
or's Office, has just returned from a recent
fishing trip in the mountain streams of
Pennsylvania, well tanned by his rustic
life in the woods and greatly improved in
health.
Dr. Frank 7. MacLcan and sister are in
Chicago for visit of several weeks.
The death of Miss Mary Prescott at
Newburyport last week will be sad news
to large number of Washington
friends. Miss Prescott spent last winter
here, although she was Ill most of the
time. She was sister of Mrs. Harriet
Prescott Spoflord and was an authoress of
national repute.
Mr. Paul Miersch of Munich, who has
been in this city for nearly year is we'll
spoken of by musical critics rs the com.
ing violoncello player of this country.
He is painstaking and constant student
and entirely devoted to his chosen pro-
fessiOu
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
The Stock and Money Market

NEW NoRH, June 23.-Money closed
at IL per cent, the only rate for the
day. Exchange steady; posted rates,
4s74@4S0!; actual rates, iS7(0i37t for ID
days, and 459@4S9i for demand. Govern
mcnts closed steady; currency 6s, ll9
bid; As, coup, 12S bid; 4is, do, iO7b bid
Pacific Railroad bonds closed As lJl.
lows: Union iirsts, ia to III; land grants
102 to 1916; sinking funds, l20 to l22
The stock market this morning was ex-
tremely dull. The opening was strong at
lGnl advance on the leading stocks, no.
ticeably: Lac6awanna, Lake Shore,
Northwestern, Reading and Union Pa
cifiC. The highest prices were current at
IL o'clock, and as compared with those Of
last night showed advances Of to per
cent.
In the final hour to noon there was a
steady tagging of the list and at the close
the advance had not only been lost but
prices showed a fractional decline from
those of last night. The bank statement,
announced at 80, showed a decrease IN
the surplus reserve of 1894, ,3OO and helped
to weaken the list in last hour. The sales
for the day amounted TO rs, 400 shares.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
CAPITOL NOTES,
NARROWLY ESCAPED.
A Father who Brutally Assaulted ii
SON.


A Father who BrutalIy Assaulted His
Son.
John II. Crismond of300 NJ street south
east assaulted his l6-year-old son Neill in
such brutal manner last evening that his
life is despaired of About $50 o'clock a
crowd began to congregate in front of the
house, and the cries of the young man in
dicated that he was in terrible pain, and
the neighb0ks sent for the police and the
brutal parent was arrested. The physi-
clans who were called in thought the
youth was internally injured The in
iuries are alleged to have been caused by
the father who is heavy man, jumping on
the boys stomach with his knees. After
this he chased younger boy on the street
when neighbOr took him in and protected
him. A gentleman who lives in the
neighborhood stated at the Police Court
tins morning that fit had been known
last night how badly the boy was hurt
Mr., Crismond would nave been mobbed.
Mrs. Crismond, who gives music les
sons to support the family, was pros
trated with nervousness The boy was
unconscious until Q O'Clock, and at 8
O'Clock this morning the Providence Hos
ptal authorities stated that he was barely
conscious.
DR.. Carrier the family physician,
thinks that some of his intestines are rup-
turod.
In the Police Court to-day the charge
against Crsmond was continued indeh-
nitely to await the result Of the BOYS IN
MTICs
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
DEPARTMENT PERSONALS.

Land Commissioner Stockslager, who
Ias been in Indiana for the past week,
will return to his office on Monday.
John Hess of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing has returned to the office
.tfter short leave.
1 George w. Thomas of the Machine Di-
Vision, Bureau of Engraving and Print
lNg, is again back TO his duties in that
building.
John. II. keenan, of the Bureau Of En-
traying and Printing has returned from
short vacation.
Secretary Fairchild will not leave the
llty until next Tuesday, when he will
Jake his projected trip to Massachusetts,.
Samuel Hartnett of the State Depart
nent will leave shortly for his home in
Pennsylvania to spend few weeks.
Secretary Whitney returned last night
om Virginia.
Commodore Melvilleisin Philadelphia.
Second Comptroller Butler left this af-
hInoon for Boston to attend the Harvard
commencement.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
THE COURT RECORD.

CnIMINAL COURT-Justice Montgomery
John +. sullivan, manSlaughfer; motion tor
new trial denied, Thomas II. Lyons, cruelty
TO animals; motion for new trial denied,
James Mccarthy perjury; motion for new
trial granted. Albert Johnson, colored, lar
ceny from the pc son; plea not gully. Ihns.
Wales, colnred, housebreaNiugi pea hnl
guilty Albert Thornton and sandy Lewis,
both colored, grand larceny; plea not guilty
both, Moses Brent, cnlored, murder; plea
not guilty, Albert Dodson murder plea mot
James Johnson, manslnughter; motion for
new trial denied fine 800 and Jail 10 days
John L. sullivan, mansiayghter; motion lpr
new trial denied, Thos, II Lyons; motion lor
new tIlal denied; sentence Sl5 and costs.
EdW j. Hudson, assault 10 Kill; Albany two
years. Eliza Dascnhruck. unlicensed pari
sentenced 20 pay costs, VIM, Reagan, unit
ccnsed bar, sentenced Ca pl7 costs El",
scott assault; motion continued, VIM, Nos.
berg, larceny; motion continued
EQury CouUr-Justice Coz, Chief Justice
and Justice James .-GOssagc vs.. johnson.
reference % auditor ordered; Thomas ";
Thomas; r. ". Jones appointed guardian ad
litrm, MuCOuyey ". Gu1ryi auultprs re-
port confirmed, Miller ys. Bayicss, j. q.
Ryan appointed trustee, vice Mluer, Ear
mum vs. BaUUuW, commission appointed 20
get testimony of non re'ideut ordered % Is
Sue.
CmCT Cowr pWi.IoS No, 2-jUst.ec
Mrwick-As7 s7lgumeut Monday same assign
mcnt and liO,
CIRCUIT COURT, DIVISION 40. NN.l'
Iluguer.-Dye vs. Richmond and DtuNl..t
Railroad Company et al; verdict for pidihtut
Vs. Va, Midland co, for 10000 and ioI
defendant, EichmOud and DanyllIe Railroad
Company. lldmOustou vs., Boswell ant Nlanr
vs.. sauu' motions 90 Quo,n gianIeA' hN
peal. GalnelSys. Feuwick, demurrer over
rulcd. American Cloak and $. co. VS.. saAs,
gnmishcc; motion for continuance over
ruled, Johnson ys. Mortaui motion toi
Judgment oyeyruled. Wilmer VS. Fisher
| Judgment OF condemnation Dodge vs., Jud
| son, aud German American BanA vs. same
| order tho garuishee make further answer
Assignment Mouday-No,. 33l 10 3lt 2SJ
] 2s7, 2S5 259, 900 pol 202 aud 30,
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
GENERAL SUPPLIES.
The Lowest Bidders for the yariou
Glasses of Supplies.

The Lowest Bidders for the Various
Glasses of Supplies.
The bids for general supplies, printing,
etc, for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1889, have been scheduled, and the Com
missioners will award the contracts as
fast as they can consider bids. The fol-
lowing are the lowest bidders
Printing and blank forms, J. W. Meese
of Harrisburg, Pa, 81, 5g6.i0.
Boots and shoes, i. Rich Il Son.
Sl.269,9O.
Drugs, Scheller ~ Stevens, S000.0O.
Paints, etc., ID. Shanahan, $79O.0j.
Lumber, &. A, Sheehan, Sj,536.S5.
Forage, Meyers & Loving $ll, 1856.
Fresh meats, ETC., ). Auth, Sl,6ji,2J.
Bacon and ham, u. b. Bryan, $500
Lamp.posts and castings, George White
q Sons, S2,4S9.
Fuel, j. +. Chapman, $37, ,O73.59.
Dry goods, G.. ]. Jamison, 49, l4l.2O.
Telegraph and telephone supplies, L.
G. Wheeler, 81, ,5i9.2l.
Furniture, w. b. Moses and NJ. w.
Beveridge, lowest on various articles.
Hardware, i. z. May, So, 1855.
TinYare, NJ. w. Beverdge, S2Oj,39.
IL. q Gregory only bidder on some
articles.
School books, William Ballantyne ST.
$3.50.
Plumbing materials, Il. G. Wheeler
Robert Leitch Il Sons, and ii. NJ. Mo.
Shane Il Company are lowest on several
articles.
Groceries Frank Hume and j. b. Bryan
were the only bidders on all of the articles,
and Mr.. Bryan was the lower, $l3, 49S, 10.
Stationery, William Ballantyne & Son,
~ b-- ~
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
SENTENCED FOR KILLING.
John y. Sullivan Sent 10 Albany for
One Year.

one Year
Justice Montgomery to-day denied the
motion for o new trial of John f.. Sui
Ivan, convicted of mansloughter i'm kill
ing Harry T. Mpscomb. He was then
called for sentence His counsel "
Williams, asked the Court tina. ....H..H
be suspended or the lightest pU5sil seu.
tence be imposed, Sullivan luu s v.t.
and three children dependent uuuU HiffI
Sullivan said TO the Cour chat H.
wife had been insulted by Lip .uH u...
two years ago, and had threa e.Hf hru
before their encounter.
Judge Montgomery said 'ha. 30 was
clear that the man who wa killed had
gotten to be a besOtted loafer vet tHe fact
renamed that he, in a bru,B u,auue..
stamped the life out of him. Thor. na.I
no doubt that Iipscomb was an nlH lsr.
and ought to have been pit.HH| H#. of
doors. you kicked the lift 0u, UI ,u,s
miserable drunken wretch slII lp
Court "The testimony in lbs cas-. ,,B-
something horrible"
There was no especial laul. t0 lind wits
his conduct, except that he had lost gJH-
troll Of himself and his temper and arolme
almost demon. lie was sent to tine UauI-
tentiary for one year. His mother aud sis
ter both burst into tears at tIe announce
ment of the sentence
A comparison of the next case with that
VI Al allblNANNA ~ SUI lhllAf flNNh hlI
the twists and turns Of the law .ElW. D.
Hudson, young man who was convicted
ofassault withintent to Kill ON L.a brother
Mr.. Clagget had asked that sentence Nu .H..
pended in order TO give Hudson 90 chance
To start over in life without the stigma ofg
penitentiary sentence.
The law leaves no alternative between
a suspension of sentence and two years in
the penitentiary. Judgo Montgomery
said that hc was impressed that the de.
iendant had not been properly treated IN
all things, and that he would have re-
! ceiyed verdict of not guilty with some
| satisfaction, although he thought it
| would have been dangerous to- set him at
| liberty then. He therefore sentenced
! him to two years, expressing the hope
| that he would not be discouraged or feel
| that he was degraded. He would there
| have an opportunity to recover from hi5
| excesses and could begin anew
! II is remarkable fact that the law
| provides that manslaughter can be
| punished by sentence in Jail If the Court
| sees fit while in assault TO kill crime
| which is almost necessarily of a lighter
| grade, is bound to be visited by two years
| in the penitentiary.