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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
THE M,KANE CONTEMPT CASE.
A Report that Justice barnard Has sent
His Decision to brooklyn.

His Decision to Brooklyn.
A report that Justice Barnard's decision In
the McKane contempt proceeding had been
fled yesterday in the County Clerks office In
BROOKLYN aroused keen interest among those
who heard it. Chief McHane and Lawyer Rod
erick were in close com unication with the
County Clerks office until 1t closed at o'clock.
but no papers had been received up to that
hour from Justice Barnard as far as they knew.
Lawyers Shepard. Lamb, and Weinberg,
who conducted the prosecution. werc seen ut
knowledge OF the decision. They were conf
dent. however. that had IL been received In the
County Clerks office they would have known
OF II. even IL it had been received after the
closing hour. Ex-Judge Troy and Gen. Catlin.
who were associated with Mr.. kOderck In tho
defence. also said they had no information as
to Justice Barnards action in the case
Chief Mckane, before his departure for
Gravesend at : late hour last night, said he
decision would be- hut that he expected to
know to-day. All the lawyers think that the
decision Is in the mails or on its way from
Poughkeepsie by messenger. and that ii will
be filed this morning.
The friends Of tho Grayesend chieftain have
an impression that It will be favorable to him,
but they will remain on the anxious seat until
the document Is forthcoming The prosecut-
ing lawyers seem to be confident that McKane
close observers OF the Proceedings. however,
think that the election offenders may escape
on u technically.
Tho dinner rendered to Justice Barnard by
the Brooklyn bar will take place o-night at
the Pouch mansion in Clinton avenue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
Activity at seabury.. Y.sh. Yards.

NrAcK. Dec l2-The yards of Charles L. ssAbury q
Co present rather busy for this time Of ysss
The nrm are building a nns and complete cruising
steam launch for W Il. Higgins Of New York city She
VIII be 80 feet ALL 27 feet inches water line and
feet inches draughL The cabin house and room
combined Will be Il feet long The forward cabin will
be feet long finished in mahogany. with plate-EAss
windows The after cabin Wall be q feet long There
will be deCk around the house from forward aft
with tinch hulwarks The iAAchiGsTy Will consist OF
a seabGTY patent safety wAteTtubs boiler Her speed
Is to be about nna miles hour and u IL thought IhAE
size viii Do the most eopste boat OF her size and style
aUUat
O. a Eyans's n foot twn.scrsw steam yacht HIroa-
dele Is beng lifted with two triple engines
IN Ulacc 4 N" compound engines nov IN her; me
change VII maze her much faster Capt. BeniAm8
JARVIS Is in command Of tue lliEOndele
pr ~, 4 Mandeylilss steam yAcht ZAyda IL bsiaS
heightened. a. well as having deck placed both
sides u her cAJtu house she will be made schooner
rugged.
Ilr nigh speed steam launch Palos owned by Jarvis
u. Bison ut Nrw York cry, viii DO ntlsd With anew
SAFETY tube boiler and her machinery will also
he eos rrNRH.eL The steam launch Imp Owned By J. L.
Hatch Hs0n Of New IoFA city. which IL duplicate Of
the ralos, Is $50 BENG OvtFAEuled,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
CHIC4GOS CARE OF HER POOR.
The Western city I. Plunged In the Work
OF Charity.

CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-Food and shelter will be
furnished to the poor by the city. Under the
direction OF the Finance Committee OF the
Council. lodgings will be rented In the threo
divisions OF the city as soon as suitable ones
can be found. and provisions will be made for
feeding the hungry. Money is to be raised by
public subscription. To this end Chief Of
Police Brennan was to-day instructed to
select and rent buildings at once.
the city Finance Committee to become
responsible for the expense. At the
same time the subscription list was
started BY Alderman Madden with check for
500. 1t was followed by a dozen city officials
Tor the same amount. 1t Is proposed to ask re-
lief societies. religious associations churches
the County Board, the City Council and In fact
every organized body of persons that can
assist the city to meet on certain date md
make contributions to the general fund which
will be placed In the hands OF the city Comp
troller. BY this means 1t is estimated that
more than half million dollars can be raised
in few days This would not interfere with
the private contributions from which 1t is ex-
pected like amount can be collected.
- At 3i6 and :i4S Wabash avenue last night
for covering. Early to-day they were given a
hearty breakfast and started out to look for
work. Again to night many OF them returned.
These quarters are furnished by Mary A.
Ahrens. President OF the Chicago Immediate
Aid Society. From three to five hundred OF
the homeless were sheltered In the City Hall
last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
Designer Watson Has Changed HI. View.
About SettInG Spinnakrrs

According to the Gourock correspondent OF
the Boston Herald. the feeling on the other
side seems to be that there will be no one to
challenge for tho Americas Cup until 1895.
In speaking OF this years contest for that CUP.
Designer Watson says he is sorry that the cup
was not brought away from America but ex-
treatment here,
A., to the spinnaker business on the last day
OF the race. Watson thinks 1t lost them the
blind to an advantage in \ large vessel in set
ting their splnnakers in stops in strong
breeze. Watson must have changed his Views
about setting splnnaksrs since he reached the
other side, for after the last race he told a SUN
reporter that, in his opinion, spinnakers
should be set a-fying. accident or no accident.
The NalkyEle's accident to her first sDinnaksr,
Designer Watson further says while being
unfortunate. is very rare indeed in EnghsE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
FINDS HER CHILD.
Herman jacobson. Its Father, Had Carried
Ii or to Elizabeth.

ELIZABETH. Dec. 12.-AIrs Herman Jacobson
OF 343 East Fifty-nrst street New York city.
asked the New York police on Thursday to
look for her husband and daughter. She said
she had reason to believe that her husband had
run away with another woman and that he had
taken their sevcn-year-old daughter DaRmar
with him. lie had induced her. she said. to go
to q dentist on Wednesday. She went and
was away from homo several hours. When
she returned both husband and chi id had dis
appeared. Yesterday she received an anony-
nous letter saying that her child was in
Elizabeth. This morning she found the child
at n boarding house kept by Mrs. James
II home
The boarding-ho keeper said the child
had been brought to her house last Friday by
the father. vino paid her a weeks board, and
SAID he would return at the end OF that time
and take ii away. 1t Ia said Jacobson Ia in
fatuated with u widow who lives near Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
coseer+ or tn. Manuscript Society.

The mem bers and friends OF the Manuscript
Society. Of which Mr. Gerrit Smith is Presl-
cent. filled Chickerinz Hall last evening when
the society gave It's first public concert. There
were eight numbers. all composed. as the rules
OF the organization require. by members OF
the club. and the Symphony Orchestra. led By
Mr.. Walter Damrosch, and several singers In
terpreted the programme. The society's OBJ
jeet is to encourage American musical compo-
sition and bring musicians together In social
relations.
Both these objects would seem to have been
accomplished by last nights concert. The
musical work throughout was on q plane that
must be encouraging to those who are inter
America and there was an undou bted personal
the evening. When one OF the numbers was
finished the audience did not cease applaud
Rs sns wth hS d
bowed his acknow Judgments to the audience.
The programme bore. moreover. reproduc;
tion OF the signature OF each composer, as well
as bar or two OF the imposition reproduced
from the original score. so that the personality
spicuousness during the evening.
An Overture BY c Converge called The
Msnso and tenor ssrensde ssmposed q
were numbers on the first half OF the pro-
9 moysmsnts H Tho ssepherd and f
by Max Muehlert. Each ofthese mum bers was
Received with enthusiasm by the audience.
lines that are creditable to the taste and tom
denotes OF the yonng com posers OF America
In the second part Of the programme were
By M5S H. B.aSh Of hv B1stG%n
Etheibert Nevin. called "RappelIe- Toi" was
admirably adapted to the richness and colo, of
Mrs. Clara Poole Kings voice. MT George W.
Ferguson, singer still comparatively newto
New York audiences. sang the second. which
was a Moorish serenade by Mr.. Reginald De
lightful baritone voice II 10 always a pleasure
to hear. and its freshness and beauty OF
The society announces a second concert for
Fab IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
ONLY REPUBLICASS WANTED.
The Philadelphia Union League Condemn,
CIsveInnd's Policy OF Infamy.

The Philadelphia Union League Con denim 9
CIsveInnd's Policy OF Infamy.
PHILADELPHIA. Dac. 1.-THE annual meet
Ing and election Of tho MON League was held
last night. Ex-Minister to China John Russell
Young was reelected President
The following resolution offered BY ex-
Judge Armstrong was adopted:
That it is the sense OF this League that 1t Is
a distinctivey Republican organization. and
that the directors ought not TO admit to mem
bership any applicant not politically affiliated
with the Republican party and In harmony
with its principle as recognized and supported
by the Union League"
In the report Of the Board OF Directors
American industry is said to be paralyZed
ruin is declared 10 he staring the country IN
the face. and the League is urged to resist tho
war tnat Is being made upon the homes and
happiness OF our people.
President Cleyeland's Hawaiian policy was
severely condemned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
toR THE FOURrH TIME.
Mayor Matthews OF Bortou Re.ciscted-N
License Towns Flop over.

Mayor Matthews OF Bo-ton Re.elscted-Nc
License Towns Flop over.
Dosrov, Mass. Dec. 10 Mayor Nathan Mat.
thews, Jr., was chosen to-day by Boston Demo
cratic voters to serve fourth term, by plu-
rality OF c. OO7 over Thomas n. Hart, an exc Re-
publican Mayor, and the Rev. A. A. Miner.
Prohibitionist. Last year Matthews's plural
fly was IL. 315, and the falling Off is accounted
for by the activity OF the Republicans and In
dependents.
License was victorious by plurality Of 10.-
600. which far exceeds that OF last year. Five
Democrats and i've Republicans are elected
Aldermen. the two remaining members Of the
Board being in doubt.
The Council is Democratic as usual. but the
mai ority had not been figured out at mid
Eight cities OF Massachusetts, held elections
to-day, and In eRch the surprise was the In
creased license vote several being carried for
last year went no liconse 10y 2s2 was carried
Quincy Wv was reelected NIayor without opposi.
ton and the city turned over for license by
Batchelder rep was elected Mayor, and the
Republicans carried both branches Of the city
In salem a big surprise was the defeat OF
and citizens candidato) by51G votes. The city
went no license by l73 Both branches OF the
city Rovernme were overwhelmingly Repub-
lican. the Democrats having but one represen-
tative on the Aldermanic Board.
Lynn was carried Tor license. big flop over
from last year, and Charles l. HARDWOOD tkep.)
was elected Mayor.
Cambridge. as customary voted no license.
reelected over the partisan candidates. Kelley
and Baker. by a small plurality
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
LoNGRIpoE's ou1s1nE DROP KEEL.

:, Can't Longriige Of the Patent Axle Box and
Foundry company. Limited Birminrham' M
2; one Of the ilrst in the Held with design, which
10 connected with movable centreboards
which seems feasible. This Is shown in the
accompanying illustration. from which ii will
be seen That the keel consists essentially Of q
pair OF plates or fins Al, hinged at their lower
ends to II lend bulb b Of suitable weight; their
upper ends are pinned to slide blocks c, which
are screwed 70 receive right and left hand
threaded spindies. The rotation OF the latter
IN, shanneii shared guides ~: securely bolted to
operated from the inside OF tho boat through =
dinerential mechanism b.. which a so drives a
drum upon which "A bronze cable is coiled thus
plates approach a horizontal position.
1t will be seen that the boat eel is unbrokeu
Ivy slot or wells. being pierced by two holes
only, for the passage OF the cable and driving
spindle. respectively. The travel OF the bulb
y In a vertical line upon either side OF which
ne other moving parts are syimmetrically dis
trIbuted. Resistance due to skin friction and
eddy currents Is not greater than that obtaln-
Ing with the usual form Of fixed bulb and
centrebonrd. while the space occupied BY the
mechanism in the boat Is small. The sub
merged parts should by preference be made of
malleable bronze to prevent corrosion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
J0TIINGs AMOUR TOWN
The Cotton Exchange

The Cotton Exchange will be closed Dec. - aud IN
Comptroller elsct Ashbel Fitch took tLs oath Of Of
fee yesterday before Justice lngrAhau-
The Police Commissioners have again refused 90 pay
Dr. dibler OF the PastcuT Institute $500 for
two Ogbtten pOcemsn. and a lawsuit Is threatened
r h. Jordon assistant cook on the steamship Persian
Monarch Hhlch arrived from London yesterday. com
united suicide BY Jumping overheard IN mid ocean on
Dec =
Frank simmons OF l6g Fast llbth street and job n
Palmer u ~ Pike street died Of smallpox At Sorlh
Brother Island yesterday Thomas Maid Of 90 Rut-
gers street vas seat 10 North Brother Is44nd
Judgments Of absolute divorce were granted ysstsr-
dAy ~ these ~ judge bischoH 60 Esther Al
belt from jacob Aluerts by Judge uugrO, 70 EllA p
40 nom eugene a. cole, and by Judge AeAdgm. 10
samuel Rosenberg from Esther Rosenberg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
AZ Al GUILTY."
with These Words Seheig. the AbseondIug
Teller. Directs Ais Father.

MISNEAPoLIs, Dec. l2-Philip scheig. alb
scondinG teller OF the Bank of Minneapolis. and
Frank Floyd. his companion in tho flight
across the Atlantic. arrived here this afternoon
at o'clock. When the train arrived at st.
Paul at 80 It was met by q number Of re-
porters and the father OF Philip Scheig The
meeting between father ana son was an affect
ing one.
The elder Scheig's greeting was; "Thil, my
boy" The young mans words were. 'Ich
bin schuldig, fader; ieh hin schuldig." II am
guilty father; am guiltY.l
To the reporters Scheig admitted his guilt
and said: For excuse. can only urge that [
was tempted and the temptation was too
much for me-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13

The United States Grand Jury was dis
charged by Judge Benedict yesterday. After
the discharge Assistant District Attorney
Mott admitted that the case against John G.
EnO had been lal1 before the Grand jury. but
Il had failed 10 bring IN an indictment against
him, Ar. Mott intimated that the Emo matter
would be brought 10 the attention Of the Dos
cembeT Grand jury. which meets to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
4 MURDERoUs CRANK IN MErucuEM
Made Threats Against tho Rev. Dr. Mason
and Judge Freeman and Was Arrested.

New BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Dec. 12.-Tho town of
Metuchen, near this city. was excited last
night by the arrest OF a crank who threatened
the lives OF two prominent citizens. Judge
Manning Freeman and the Rev. DR.. J. @.
Mason. The crank is Joseph Colbert, who was
formerly employed by Judge Freeman. He
has been out OF work nearly six months and
he attributed his idleness TO Judge Freeman
and Or. Mason.
In the Hotel Brunswick. last night Colbert
threatened to shoot both men on sight. Con-
stable Keenan, heard Of the threats and per-
suaded the clergyman to make a complaint
Tho warrant was sworn out before Justice
Wood Colbert left the hotel and went to
Robbins Hall, where there Was an entertain
ment. DR. Mason was expected 10 attend, and
Colbert evidently was aware OF Ii. ConstableS
SoPer and keenan, arrested him. lie had q
loaded bulldog revolver lie was brought to
this city last night, He said he bought the re-
volver a week ago in Metuchen; Everett Tap
pen Of Mstuchcn says he had hoard Colbert
threaten to burn out Judge Freeman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
Minor Business Troubles.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Dec. 12.-Jake Marx. the
leading cothisr here. was closed yesterday by
tho Sheriff on attachments secured by Eastern
creditors The liabilities secured by attach
ment exceed $4,000. Ten minutes after
granting the attachments a chattel mortgage
was led covering tho entire stock in favor OF
MARKS wife's brother and landlord.
DETROIT. Mich. Dee. 1.-THE FTeund House
Furnishings Company, doing business AT ~ 10
y Monroe avenue filed chattel mortgages to-
day aggregating $4,000 TO protect local cred
ttors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
JAMES CARPENTER MURDERED.
HIs son Arrsstsd-B-IIevsd 10 Have KnIe d
Him Tor His Wealth.

HARRIsBURG, Pa. Dee. 1.-THE body OF
James Carpenter, produce dealer who dsap-
peared on Sunday evening from his homo in
Port Royal was found this afternoon at the
mouth OF the Tuscarora Greek, which is not
far from his house. A knife wound In the
back OF tho neck and two gashes onIthe head
confirm the suspicion OF murGsT
James Carpenter son OF the murdered
man, was arrested this evening and lodged in
Jail at MlHln y await the action Of the COro-
ner's Jury. lie II believed Ia have committed
the crime to get possession VI his father
money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
wahI, Admitted to the Bar Association

The regular monthly meeting OF the Bar As
ISOLATION was held last evening. with Wheeler
IL Psckham presiding, The appointments OF
the different committees. preparatory to the
annual election, were made. The Committee
on Nominations consists Of Joseph Larocdue
John NJ. Bowers, William + Opdyke, George l..
Hs fhGI ~ Georga q. Holt and KobeTt Hars
rison. There were thirty-thrss new members
adm ittad among whom were Commissioned OF
AecOunts .har Is q. T. Wahle, Jr and ex-
Assemblyman Francis Farquhar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
sta.s Hoard OF Canvasssr. Meet. To-day

Albany Dec 1?.-At o o'clock this after
noon the Kings county returns had not ar
rived. but word was sent to Secretary Of State
Rice that they would be here In time for the
canvass tomorrow. The Secretary OF State
has therefore notified the Board OF State Can
Yasssrs to convene at his office at ii O'clock
to- morrow morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
+. II. Corey ror DEPUTY Corlee or.

There was every indication at the Custom
House yesterday that r. II. Corey will be the
deputy collector to succeed Charles A. Burr.
who retires on Friday, Sir Burr Is now head
OF the entry division. aud undoubtedly Mr..
Corey will start In there. Mr. oreY has the
endorsement Of members OF the Manhattan
Walter stanton Is one Of the leading spirits,
and the dOWn-toWn Cleveland business or
CARNATIONS. IL IS not known when Collector
Gano whose resignation also takes effect on
Friday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
In ,ne m.nrt OF nsa.Ias ~. Mother

Michael awless was sont 60 the Island FOR
six months from the Harlem Court Yesterday
for beating his aged mo'b"r ant driving her
out Of her n me a. l,b#a 1hirI avenue in hor
MIGHT clothes. within year law'ess has
serysi three terms on the Isltrt for muitreat-
ing mis- nI thor. lie finished inc asst term. mo
ofthree months. ON MONDAY. De- vent GlT, ely
he went out. ueTsiurBed ~ %. iiHiEht. dragged
his mother out Of bed. beat lrr. ard drove her
ont ~ tho house. lie IS ~ gtIIs old and his
mother Is % years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
CONTRAST THESE TWO PEyAL1IEs
For Stealing 81 900. 900. Five Years, for
Stealing "a Cent. senteneed for I.Ifc.

For Stealing eI.OOO,OOO. FIve HearsI for
Stealing a. Cent. Sentenced for Life.
OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. l2.-In the same Federal
court In Omaha In which Charles Mosher. who.
as President OF tho Capital National Bank OF
Lincoln. was sentenced to the penitentIary for
five years recently for stealing 81. OOO. 900. A.
NJ DefeTance. South Dakota cowboy, will this
week be sentenced to the penltentiary Tor
lie Tor having stolen single copper cent.
Two months ago Deierance got tired Of being
out OF work, and, concluding that Uncle Sam
had more to spare than others. rode into Chad
crime netted him one cent Ho was caught
and has pleaded guilty. The statutes provide
no. lesser penalty for his crime than life Inn
prisonment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
WON'T Work ON SATURDAY.
Seventh Day Advennsis Making Converts IL
PennsYivanIa,

BEILEFoNTE. Pa Dee. l2.-Seventh Day
Adventists arc making serious inroads on
the other churches hero One evangelical
minister has forsaken his noek and Joined
hands with the new movement Several Sun
day-school teachers have also taken up the
faith while n number of church members and
a Zig sprinkling Of outsiders help TO swell the
number
LRboring men are sacrificing good places In
preference to working on Saturday. and one
merchant sold his store that he might DO able
to observe properly the seventh day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
An Innocent Man III Prison for Five Year.

WINDSOR. Ont Dec. l2-Five years ago VIII
liam IIatton, an aged farmer OF this county.
was murdered for his money. A man named
Mcmahon was arrested, found guilty. and SEN
fenced to death, but bis sentence was after
w Nau es1pd tInt Mcmahon Is inmncsDt
man going under tho name Of Kennedy, found
guIIty OF iuans,auGhter in British Columbia
Inns confessed to leing liatton's murderer
An eli ri " n 10 made Immediately to secure
hcMahOn's release
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
SUNK IN A CALIFORNIA RIVlR.
Iasans PatIsars Saved. bat 400 Sheep Were
Drowasd.

SAN Francisco. Dec. 12.-The steamer Lead
or has been sunk near the town Of An
tIoch. Contra Costa county. on the JoA-
quin River. by the steamer J. ID. Peters.
The Leader left Stockton last night with
q load OF insane patients who were be-
ing TRANSFORMED from the state Asylum there
to the ono at Ukiah. Mendoeino county. All OF
the passengers were safely taken of by the
Peters, which afterward transferred them TO
the steamer Mary Garrett. The after vessel
brought the passengers to this city. and they
have besn forwarded 10 their destination.
-Four hundred sheep were drowned.
There were al so twelve horses on the Leader.
which were driven overheard and swan ashore:
Both steamers were under full head OF
steam when the collision occurred, for which
no satisfactory reason can be given. The
Leader had a gaping hole stove in her and
settled with great TapidiIy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
Department Clerks VIII Take the CIviI SER
vice ExnmIn IInn.

ALBANY. Dec. 12.-Althoush the Civil Service
law does not prevent state department Of
fetal from removing his SUI ordinates O.
tween fifteen and twenty Of the department
CLERKS have thought 10 tetter thor chances
for retention by taxing tho regular eNaTina-
Commission. Italia IoZrn 10: thu doUaTtmants
Will be represented Including -lN elerk from
tho Insurance Department. who have te"umo
frightened, although there viii DO no change
in the head Of thai department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
Fire Ia . Ks.dIas cOIlIsry.

louisville, Pa, Dec. l2-Fire started this
morning In the kohinocF eolliery at shsnan-
doah All the men working inside were taken
out unlniured. The IRE IL still raging fieresly
this afternoon. The kohhooF is one Of the
Reading Company's largest eollisEies. and sm-
pl0ys about 500 men aud bOYa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
Two Of AIBauy's Illegal Voters sent to
Prison.

AIBANY. Dec. H. Howard Clark, negro
from Richmond. and John IIaGsn In tho Court
OF Special Sessions this m .Tuing IlraIcd
guilty 10 Illegally victims Ia tn" Frst district
Uf the sixth ward. and We're sentenced to nIne
months imprisonment in the ALBANY peLl-
tertiary This was the extreme penalty,