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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
ONE nr,1ocnAr1C CONTESTANT WINS.

Washington, Feb. (speciap.-The House Commute"
on Elections to-day decided by vote Of 10 81 10
recommend the unsesting Of Mr.. stewart Republican,
OF the XXIvth Pennsy vana District ard the seating
OF Mr.. Craig the Democratic contestant. Two Re
publicans, Mcssrs. Haugeu, OF Wisconsin, and Doan,
Of ohio. voted with the majority. The negative votes
by Taylor Of Tennessee Johnson OF Indiana
and Clark. Of Wyoming. all Republicans The decision
In this turned the election laws Of Pennsylvania
interpreted by the highest judicial tribunal ~ That
state and not wholly unexpected. II the ,ime
principle is followed by the committee IN the contested
case Ut Noycs against Rockwell Of the Emlra District.
Colonel NOycs will he seated. To days decision ais
fore shadows In favor Of Mr.. Scul, the Republican
sitting member from the XXth Pennsylvania District,
whose seat is contested by Greevy, Democrat; and
ought 10 have bearing In favor OF Miller Republican,
who contests the election Of Elliott, Democrat, from
the With South Carolina District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
aruE SHORT SELLER AN ANARCHIST"

,yashing ZION Feb 5.-"The SHIRT seller Is to-day the
Anarchist OF America" said John Whitaker. large
nor packer OF 81. Louis. Mo-, AID Wichita, Kan. To-
dav In an address 10 the House Committee on Agri'
cunure In advocacy Of the AntOptons bill. Mr..
Whitaker said that unquesuonably the tendency OF
short selling was to deprss prices and to interfere with
legitimate trade Farmers, he said. were not com
peed 10 ma, hct their grain instead OF storing it but
the experience OF the last eight years had taught them
that holding wheat losing game, ana that
witt, this unlimited short selling, beating down the
prceS each year. the best time fer them TO sell grain
wos as soon as II harvested. Mr.. Whitaker said
that the wheat exported this year had probably aver
aged In price 05 cents bushel; and II this proposed
las had been In force he believed 1t would have
brought considerably mole than d bushel lie did
not believe the law would hurt owners OF real grain or
urovlslons because II fictitious offerings were dono
away with the market would be supplied with actual
grain or provisions and there being smaller quantity
offered prices would be better. Meat products last
year he thought would have been 10 10 20 per cent
higher II they had been competing with real products
Chairman Hatch has received a protest from the
New Orleans bankers against the AntOptons bill.
The bankers say that II the bill becomes law ~l
% immense damage 10 the business In cotton ana
main and hog products reduce stabntes Of values ana
work great injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06

washington. Feb. The House Committee on Rivers
and Uorbors gave herring this morning to a delega-
tion from the Western Waterways Convention, held in
Evansville Ind hast October, to urge upon Congress
large appropriations for the improvement Of the West
ern river Colonel o. W. Shanlin. the first speaker
spoke Of the varied manufactures which would find
their way By water craft to the "orius market under
II nroctical system Of Government aid which would
render the Ml,.sslpp River and It's tributaries navg
able ut all seasons Of the yenr.
william II. Miller. secretary OF the Missouri River
Improvement Association. next addressed the com
mittce in favor Of an application for the Mississippi
and Missouri river valleys.
Patrick Henry, OF Memphis. made brief statement
for the Mississippi River Commission. W. b. Rogers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06

Wall naners 90 Watches when not cssed in gold or
silver, and watch. movements, uncosed. w "a'erPp "
all classes uateiisls and dimensions e. wire iof ie'e
with the hooks. staples nails and the like appliances Tor
fastening tho same g. Yeast cake and baking pow1crs
0S Zine tin lead in sheets asbestos ana 1r'pN''
for roofing. l.,
1t is understood that the packages or coverings III
which the articles named in the foregoing schcuu "
imported shall be fee OF outy "eS sie "'
proper for the purpose.
sch.se r. rticles TO be admitted at so per cent re-
ducton Of the duty designated in the customs t'r now
On force. / Bacon ana bacon hams. ,. Bread ana
biscuit g. Butter. 4. Cheese. 3. Lard ana US COM
hounds o. Lumber OF pitch pine In rough OF prepared
o- bindings, 10 be reduced to shngs per looo ieee
Schedule C-Artcles to be admitted at % per cont re-
auction ~ the duty designated the customs tafh now In
force: ]. Beef sailed picked = Corn anu 'ns']e
q Cornmeal A. Oax 5. Petroleum and its products
crude or refined 6. Pork. sated or pckled q "hes|
And whereas the Secretary OF state has, by my
direction given the assurance 10 the Envoy EAuaor'
binary and Minister Plenipoentary Of Great Britain
nj Washington that this action of the Government OF
Great Britain in granting remissions and alterations
OF duties in the British colonies above mentioned IS
accepted as q due reciprocity for the action OF Coh
gress rs set forth In Section OF said ACT.
Now therefore, be IL known that l. BchIamih ha'
rison President OF the United states OF America nav
caused the above stated notifications OF ue t"r
aws OF the aforesaid British colonies TO be mace pup
lie for the information of the citizens OF the Om'eo
States OF America.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my haho
and caused the seal OF the United STATES TO be Affixed
Done at the city Of Washington. this first DAY Oh
February One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety
two and of tie Independence OF the United states OIL
America the ono Hundred and Sixteenth.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
By the Prcsideflt,
JAMES g. BLAINE. Secretary OF State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
KickhaIns.

The Executive Committee Of the National Cro's-Counry
Association VIII hold meeting the Arena Wednesday
newt.
Article, were signed YESTERDAY nv Arthur Lum.cy acting
s the representative Of tho olympic club. CT NewOrlean
and James by which the latter accepts the offer OF
the club o, as coo purse to meet the winner Of the
Ggh' two months after that contest In The
nyIpplc club and 10 nght o. a finish This will the
latter place In July Corbe:t also agreed TO
put Nd IL 600 10 guarantee bis appearance. Corbt sly,
afraid - meet Mitchell that II was the
Ingllshman who ng 'ked out
enthusiast meeting was held at the house OF A.
Pc,crclv No o. RcdSve. brooklyn, last night form
A new athletic club The meeting Wen attended. Tho
ans Of the organizers Of the association
corner house II possible nt IL up with billiard and pool
tables card reception, smoking reading rooms and lava.
tory and L., each member Of the organization, upOn
election subscribe for share Of stock OF the value OF
so In lieu the customary Initiation fee thus making
every actual sochhodcr the club and giving
the practical control Of the association TO the members
themselves and preventing one individual from ub.
tanning u controlling interest in the CIRCULATION.
A. a. Zimmerman, The bcyclc-r.lcr. viii sail the
>uronia for England to-day zimmerman Is the hero q
the recent silly manifesto issued by Chairman Atwacr Of
the League Of American wheelmcn. Mr.. Atwaer
said that Zimmerman was professional and that he was
disqualified Mr.. Atwa,er had no right 10 any.
thing Of kind. Zmmeman's standing
been In danger Ii Is said that Some English
racing authorities. however. not satisfied with Zm
ncrnan's amateur standing and the New.York \. {.
flyer may have trouble on the other side.
C. ID. fuliod. the champion wing shot writes fol-
lows:
This week | close up work and dsband for the
winter. Naturally. propose to shoot pigeon. wherever
lind to shoot at until start work again In the
sIrng. You know Of course. that at the request Of
friends | consented 10 shoot match with Mr. Klein.
man OF Chicago His friends seemed 10 think that all
my shooting here at the East has been farce, and
much that the matches have straight
and tina, the simply peppers Wen, / hope
they will keep thinking so long enough to put up $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
, NOVEL PLEA TO SAVE MURDERER.

Trenton. Feb (speclal-Charles j. PeshaI' Oh
Jersey CITY, applied to Judge Green, OF the IhtSd
states District Court tonight for writ OF haoeas
corpus in the case OF Edward liallinger, the nesO
wtte-murderer sentenced to be hanged next "eohes'
day in Jersey City. III making the notion MI
peshau raised the novel point that Halnger was not
convicted because no jury was called In u near MS
confession and no court determined the degree OF MS
guilt According To Mr. Pcshalrs reading OF the ooh'
suton Of the United states and the statutes OF Ne"'
Jersey u plea Of guilty By the defendant Is hV'
conviction Every defendant indicted for murier' 10
Contends has the right 10 trial by jury, aud cannos
waive that right. The proper proceeding III su'I
cos.s as Uallingcrs he holds, would have been o e'
in Jury hear his plea the court determining a'eF
ward the degree OF guilt.
Judge Green denied Mr.. Peshalrs application, ana
tomorrow the latter will appeal 10 the United states
Csrcu,t Court The appeal 10 be filed To morrow '''
not 10 argued I'LL the latter part OF March, ana III NC
mcnnwhlle The hangman will be idle 30 FAR as la
Ungcr is concerned. heretofore the pea OF gully mas
always been accepted without the presence OF Jury
and ihe courts have never fixed the degree OF suilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
TIE BALL TEAM I'd GO SOUTH.
MUSCLES MUST BE LIMBERED AND TEAM "oi'N


Tho 0rs, eunbatlc movement o. the NewYork Basebah
Club tovord getting ready for the fierce b"es on inc
dianond during the coming made yesterday ny
Manager Powers. lie told each player to report ae '
nond Va on March 20 and there 90 into uainih|'
whe rcby stiff Joints Will be mbered ana NoAeh ar'H>
thawcd out ,-. =.
IL was the original intention 10 take inc players J."
Aan, Ga hut after considering the feasibility OF s"ch
Trim wa, decided that the best interests Z" tne 'o
would be served by going 30 FAR South Inc diHer
between the climate Of NewYok and Richmond is ho' NJ
marked that IL VIII affect the men much
The team will stay a; Richmond until M'rch ~ un'
hen return home and open the season al the Poo "ouu'
on March 9l the Jaspcrs In oil probability no en-
blbon games VIII be played while as the only OBJ
ect Of the trip {, get the players on 10 the heid or
pracrc. among themselves AMI perfect tam work
Nothing has Yet been done about engaging " Long
rotn Reilly a. nrsthaseman Of the Giants although
such n movement is not among the impossibite' Mai
rr Power, considers him the best nr>basennn At present
available Buck Ewing. too. Is in favor ot Reilly as
he thinks that he Will b. abe to GO behind Tie Dat
Duck', idea H. he cannot catch TO bring OIsourko III
a. Boye'- hopuatc and place Reilly In left HELD "he
Buck himself VIII first lns' The local director
however do not look with favor this movement as '
think that ORourkes position should be In the outheid OF
possibly at first base
Tho friends star baip1yer are happy once more
For DAYS they have been brmolning him as lost but 'd
denly no comes to ne johnny" Ward IL the player.
He was expected hero weeks and I: was known
hat ne had started from tho south Bat not word was
beard from him uaut yesterday, WHOM President Byrlc
received letter from him saying that he would be back
able to begin making It's arrangements for the coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
mn, MR. SHAPE FOR MONITOR TrRRErs.

Wa.hington Feb. . tSpccial-Thcrc is contest
Going on among the Naval experts - the best 'ap'
:, be adopted Tor monitor turre's. III" H"n"l "i
r.ureou chief, Of Tie Navy Department 10 whom all
matters pertaining 10 Tie construction II ships are re
lrred. has recorded Itself Ia favor Of altering the
SHINE 81 the turrct, Oh Tie Monterey 10 return
T., nc old .tylc Of turrt. II the Board la, is way
tbc ton Of the approved turrci III present vertical
cylindrical FORM instead Of The lr"eTcd drh shape OF
the turrct planned fr the new ships Of "ar Tic nj
youta, Of the pres that II was OF less
weight than the monitor type Of nirc and that II wac
lc,. 81 a target. II seemed 10 give. N the minds 81
It's ficnds MI the protection that possible from the
old turrot, aud great .aVnE I'm weight a. to
meet at the time with approval. In the case Of the
Iatlc hip, the saving Of eight woad he my tons In
each turrct.
4 return 10 the old type now you'll be at th" eN
pense q the thlchuc-- ~ the afm1r which viii com
pos. tie turlct. not 10 maxi" necessary ~
iii ,tiibutou 81 weights. such sacrifice In the de-
fenslvc qualltc- of The urTc {, calculated To furnish
tho main objection 70 the change proposed by the
bureau chiefs The lncon,equcntial advantage result
ing from the alteration, that II aiIordlng more room In
the roof OF the turpt. does not influence those who
favor the detected urrct and who rcgird comfort
,ccondary to safety. The experts WHO have secured
"A consideration Of the matter by the bunau chiefs
represent that more {, actually needed in the
modern turIct than {, provided by the DETECTED ar
langemeut of the armor The experience with the
cnn, Of the Mianion0mCh ha5 shawn this necessity.
and the lirccl mechanism Of the great gun, OF that
vessel Ii found to require additional space. while The
,,col is said 10 De grcatrr than nj first apparent.
Another rca~ol j, tla the plate manufacturers
find the pattern, Of the detected plates difficult and
expensive to fllow They have urged Tho Depart
cvc,y way equal 10 Tie type planned for the new
vc,.- Ihs whole matter VII 70 9ciore inc seer,
uary. who WI BE- prepared 70 h,ar those who oppose
! the proposition OF the bureau Chcis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06

So have made all my arrangements TO 60 to England anu
Monte Carlo VIII see you In New-York next week o.
fore sail. Expect to be away until April 10 next"
Hugh Leonard the famous pupil OF william Mui1o'n'
has been appointed Instructor OF wrestling OF the Man.
painful accident.
professional boxing entertainment will take place In
the Manhattan Athletic Club gymnasium satu"sy'
+, briiary - at 5 80 p m. \ number OF inc crack
boxers OF NewYork and vicinity have been engaged
Each member will privileged to bring one friend win
him. Members ticket 81 guests ticket 81 can now
be had at the desk Will be sale until February IL
at o'clock The number Of tickets must necessarily %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
tn prvpDy THE uROCBLE on DEER ISLAND.

Boston, Feb 5-At a special session of the Board Oh
Aldermen held this afternoon the elimination Oh MS
Investigation into the recent golngs on among Eis
prIscner, and officers at Deer Island was made NAM
fest by Mayor Matthew who announced tie renio'a'
OF Dr. otis X. Newell nom the Commission OF fHohs
Institutions and the appointment Of Edwin L. Plsouy'
OF the Board Of Health. 10 his place. To MI thus
yacancy-sn the Health Board. Patrick J. Donovan was
appointed. Deputy superintendent Upton, OF the III
sttution ut Deer Island the clerk and three OF te
officers are also removed The Mayor in his message
SAWS the trouble had It's inception In discussions among
,,s under officers, caused mainly by the jealousy d
W. druuly srlperinendent, who desired prOnl0t0n
Tie dissensions in the Board and amons the on'eIs
became known to the prisoners and operated as an ia
pered the subject 10 a committee of the whole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
To AMEND THE NATIONAL BANK LAW
BETTER SECURITY FOR lNsilIClioN7
1xG LOANS TO THEIR OFflCLHS
AND AGENTS.

AND AGENTS.
u.,,iuc.or Feb ,SpecIal).-The House Coh'l"'''oo
on r,aplin, and Currency to-day agreed WIFI o'i' ~
dissenting votc-that Of Mr. Br'NiuS' Vi iu" r,,c
IN ,cnort a substitute for Mr. liarters p,ii " & 90
,.,n s,,,rit, for National banks in making Io'"s "
pct'e' 500, and ottcr employees. The bill IS under
STOOD TO have the approval, In It's mann aa.o
.,,r -, fine Currency. The text OF the measure
is as follows: ,, ossociotlon
shall make any loan to It's psSar agents servants
mr. other person, It's employ 'ntl wy ttor,ns aud
10 make such Loan stating the aio cem submitted in
secnriy offered therefor slall nave nooh ~ meeting
,itine hy the person desiring the same, 10
of the Board of Directors Of such Dnh'iS lizard II any
or Of the Executive Committee Oh S'u, irIv ~ those
and accepted ana approved by m a@yb meeting the
present constituting quorum. Ht not he present
Ee aid arcc5ancc and approval shall be mad D' II
resolution which resolution shall nc WV" ,hir names
n,..ont M such meeting. answering 20 ,nch -, nnd
pi'scit d, G - rrrord Of such vote shall be Kept ana
state separately the names OF All per9o nson y6tlng
49,, .,,ch resolution and of al pciNph' 100
,rst The sane and each Of such persons No'
In such proposition shaiI U and its vote
tLcrc1n shall be read At the n"Nt meeting Oh w." -
Of Directors ard entered at lengnb III a,Soclaon shall
hermit is president II, ca,Icr. or any 81 s crN
iellcr boohkccpcrS agent; ~ y, nv reason Of over
scS e Every president dyc9r cashier eEo,t fST
yloatcS Section Of this act, or who hnS OF " hu b
officer clerk agent IN any .ncm nd YAH hc punished
W. 4" Gnc 81 not more than 5000 or by imprisonment
not than five years or by nU.f National banking
ASSOCIATION made 10 the Controller OF the Currcnr ~
accordance with the provisions ol oha, exhbIt
en- scheiul, 10 be added thereto. under .uon h
lion, and IN such forms as tae ,.n, W. dh,s dmc
Wv :, become due to such association from e'lGh oi
#, directors and FROM It, ca-her or any o' other i p@r
cllcrs booklccpcr-. agents. servants or o'nr .,pPs
aus In n, employ a. principals. indor.efS' sur ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
ENTRIES FOR BOXING TOURNAMENT.

The professional boxing entertainment OF the Ne"'fors
Athletic Club 10 be the clubhouse tonight rro ss
OF the most interesting entertainments o' 0ne
Mind a,or oven In the city The entertainment Is
cusiyely for n y A. {. members and a limited numoer
OF their friends Butler and Michael Donovan
who have made regulations IN the prize rag have charge
OF entertainment and they have gathered IN spae"
from several cities.
The contests Will be- between w. Dunn OF Jersey CIV
and T. Butler Ph.iaasiphia: Jnha ". Clark. OF Phh~-
deiphia and William Young. OF Washington; Al. o'Bren
and Charies McCarty OF Philadelphia Eugene Hornbaeker
% this city and Walter Edgerton OF Philadelphia;
Chappe Moran OF Jersey City and John Finley OF his
city Patrick Burke, Of Hoboken and Fred. Woods 81
phiadelphia George Reynolds and Pat" MeCarty, or THIS
cuv John Grimm o, Boston and w. Murray OF New.
York; and William Davis, OF Philadelphia, and FRANK
Yrey generally known ~ the Harlem Coffee Cooler"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
POOR PRICES FOE POOR STOCK.

Lexington Feb. (SpeciaD. -lrottne horses were not
great demand to-day 70 Judg" by the auction sales
N. o,nr 200 people In Attendance ana with one
ue execution bidding dull and featureless There
was an attempt tie part Of the consgnor' To WORK OH
ot of moor animals. many OF them ia bad condition ana
some not even haltcrbrOkcn Nearly every man present
know something about horses and the breeders had to
sand hy and their youngsters sold and In many cases
FOR much less they paid for the service Zee 10 was
currently reported to-day that there i something mys
erou about tho sale OF constantine. knocked down Tues
day mornlng to Graham tolcy, OF the rar lIll Stock
r,rm for ~ 600 one Kentucky breeder who was bid
ding on the told Crawford he would mortgage TO
him his line grass farm until he paid for the animal
hut Crawford refused this and COnlcy finally the horse
oday slNy.elght head brought G2l $50 average S3iS
The i've hghcr.priccd ones were these: Gentry BLK H.
hy Director dam Minnie by kcarsarge; l.. Travis
Columbus Ohio. 800. Wilkes Girl blk. T.. 3. By
WILKES Boy dam Puss W, by onward Edward A.
linton Lexington 81 ,225. Wilkes View e. .2St). blk. H.
he Kentucky Wilkes, dam Abblc. by George Wilkes =
phuIps slO2j Bay colt, >, by Phallns, dam Lady
BY AZ crdccn w. H. Crawford sl4oo. Black colt .. by
Florida dan Patience by Young Jim; +. NJ. Jordan
Clinton 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
THE MAyllArrAN ATHLETIC CLUB As SECURITY
The following circular has been Issued 10 Hc"oc''
81 the Manhattan Athletic 'Inb py '"' '''''''' ~
...i,.,Dh ~ al .l.,.n ~ alnh scrIp.

TN. following circular has been issued to members
- the Manhattan Athletic club by the COMMITTEES "p
po,nted ,o dispose of club scrip
The committee appointed BY the club 10 solicit suO
cr,lou, for sIj7 900 ~ cub scrip has been meeting
with fair success. The amount subscribed up 10 wv
,,1 600 IL 1, expected. De raised "llhh we N.Y.
thcir .u..cuiions. "A, they should do. 20 enable the
cOmnttc. to compete IL wofk' .. 81. 4,
Jhc Manhattan Athletic club has property that j.
valued at Sl.oOOOoO. IL has ftVo'""V "a n'S
mOrtgacc bonds outstanding. Ti.,ntoo In second mort
gage h. nds outstanding and %l3.oVo IN CUBS s'HP
"Ii tandlnS the latter amount for scrip haNihS zen
iaIon la, April making total OF S5325p ms i
,lc entire debt ~ the club that IS secured by BONDS
and certificates. The rl31 900 In ~cnp That i M"
hr.ng Goacd by this committee h Tor the purpose ol
,il,,ng ont the floating indebtedness al Tie cub ne
rr after thi, &I37 900 scrip i spld has clear
emily I'm II, property of over quarter al II hl'lloh
dollar, which /, all the evidence that l. necessary 10
advance n, to the >oldy OF the club from hnanci
standpoint -, A.. Ill, a. al,
II The club. As an Investment the club ccsuhcatcs
,,, certainly a gilt edge security Tor the reasons :
Ir.ty the club has Income that i sIcicnt guirlh
ice A. 10 the payment ~ all hNed charge, In cphc ION
WITH the property and tho operation al me 'lHp .
snc,udlY the club each succeeding year viii increase
II, cdu in II, property through increase In Nilhc OF
rial cs?tc ard through surplus Income over cNpend
lure There l., the opinion OF this committee, no
s,fpr investment than these certificates, Tor tie above
reas sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
LITTLE COMFORT FOR JUDGE WOODS OPPONENT,

Il LIE =.
Wa.hinaron. Feb. 1.-The nomination Of Judge
Wood, wa. under consideration again before the senate
Judiciary Committee to-day. senator TuIp!c brought
lr,ore tc committee DifrictAttOrncy T.. T. Sellers
who cave a detailed statement Of Judge Woods, con
dDct during the Coy Dudley case Ills statement was
conservatives and Il Is said did not bear hard on
IuGpe Moods, There also In attendance Captain
Fly Ritter. who was employed by the Committee
of ono Hundred e. prosecute Coy and Dudley, and
Nathan Norrl. cX nitcd states commissioner, who
ais, concerned ln the Dudley case aud Issued the
urocess against Dudley, which was never enforced
Roth of these witnesses told Of their share In the
prosecution and Of Judge Woods connection with it.
chairman IIolr was abcnt on account Of Hines.
the committee did not undertake 10 reach decision
upon tie nomination to-day.
If l. learned that the general tenor Of the state
mcnts made by the witnesses before The committee
to-day was not calculated TO give much comfort to the
opn,ncnts Of Judge Woods confirmation. Mr. sellers,
although politically opposed to Judge Woods, did not
attempt TO censure him. and In fact, his statement
rather tended 10 acqut the Judge Of any Improperly
ia connection with the CDy Dudley case. SIR Morris
,l., admitted that he had consulted with Attorney
Genera, Garland In respect to tlc process issued by
him agnln.t Mr.. Dudley, ANA hhd Deem informed by
NJ Garland that the process was worthless and
i NOT hold good a1ainst any person. Thercupon
fnrther proceedings under the process were abandoned
and n did not appear from the whnc,s> statement
thn judge Woods had been Instrumental l. securing
/ this abandonment.