The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-10

injured for g. DO: Morris q Cummings Erase
soundsra, Who owned the building, 5000; il.
sured.
ANUsENESTs.
BARSuS'sA Lew feature VIII be aided At tie
morning performsnces neIt week, In the shape Of
a magnificent panorama painted by Hllard and
over 1000 feet in length, representing Guivers
Travels IN Iilhput. Deborah, or the Jewish Mad.
ems Wrongs will be performed in the afternoon,
aud Martin, the Pnvatesr In the evening. Tie
| Indians fat women, giants, &c, as usual.
A rrgsKSr ron EvrnYsoDY.--Tbe Office II the
Manufacturing Jewellers Association will reopen
on Monday, when tickets for the eighth and ninth
concerts will be sold, and present valued from 81
10 400 will 10 given with each Concerts on 2ith
and 3lst Of December.
APPROPRIATION This splendid Circus Is still ia
the ascendant. A new feature has been added III
the person Of Miss saekney, the beautiful eques-
,ricnne.
CANrBELI'R.-Tlere Ia no abatement In the audi
enccs here, because they get even more than tie
worth Of their money. A splendid bill next week
THE COURTS.
CortI ov GENErAL EEsroSs-TnE TInHErrs
CAsE-srSTESoE or MrRDEKER-Only two phs-
onars were sentenced yesterday, and tkc remain
der were remanded for sentence to-day, 10 give
time for the conclusion u the case OF the People
against Mr.. Luther c. Tibbeps. Mr. N. Hillari,
counsel fr Tho defence, addressed the 10 y at great
length, coniending that he hsd shown by credible
wit esscs that the act for which bis c.cul was be-
Gore the Court wos the act Of a man who was tenn
porarily insane, and that therefore he had commit
I d no crime Il which tAcy could take cogn.zauce
Nr A. Oakley Hal, for the People, pictured the
scene IN the Corn Exchange when the prisoner
Fiubhol the iauitor. NJ Nandcrl II, ari Policeman
Be'cme' - tic First Precinct, and sIii that II tc
jury falcd To convict on the present count, We
should feel IL duty that he owed tho public 10
rng The prisoner tO trial Tor stabiip-. Policeman
Beacmcr Judge Russcl deliver u 81 Hr,c wl IN
waH regarded as quite In favor q the pi1sonor AND
the jury retired and niics n rie. abser.e returned
with verdict Of Gu lty Il assault with In ger
Gus weapon, With intent to do ho1'ly aria" ny.
Orlando L. Stewart apIf sring tor g'r ict 81 rucy
Hail. sad that the prosecution ttOt prepare
TO move for sentence, and by agreement th.s last
act u WI At narrowly escaped Icing a Gagedy Mas
postponed until Friday, tho g3d INST sad Mr.. 7 b.
belts was required H. gave ~, 900 all 10 appear tor
sentence on that day. 1hs lie had air ,a1y gwen.
,...... Jane, Brannigau, tho blAcksn uth, who at
tho time .! the gtr.ses, on the 4th OF Aulst asst
| pursued one Of his fclow-workmcn Who had de-
Clinei h. become n str kCr, gud hc1l us saul m
| With hammer having plc,ded guilty oi m,n-
| eladRht,f IN the htis degree, Vas rent TO sttte
| P-.sOn for lie...,... Louis S'hwarl2. who had
Gun convicted 81 assault upon Ellen seine dec kcr,
wa fined so. This he pad.
Tue GALLOWAY CAss-Iu this case, referred to
by us fes days ago, judge rlerl @ ordered q re-
oroc to ascertain the truth OF tao allegations of
the respective parties. The platauH, Mrs. Gallo.
way, insists tina, her charges aga INST the husband
| oi cruel and inhliunn treatment true, and IN
support ~ her p'vtn cites the ti.al - the defend.
AM u o., Spco4a Sessions, te 81 tsy a. Dsgtin-
| hcr INST; for such treatment, "i.n, ~ size 7tate',
| he wss convicted AMI sentenced h. an nprison-
| meut OF thirty days IN the Guy i11eon.
PolIca IsqELmaEscg. --Fa'2 Result 81 lSi.'.
Idri'ng. The police reports Of yesterday said that
two young men in the employ Of Mr. q. l. God.
lard, Of Second and 22d stree. quarreled, and
that IN amer one threw fragment Of iron a, IN,
other, which struck the head and fractured tho
skull, causing death. An inquest In this case
which was held yesicrllnv by Coroner Co',r show.
TIA on wcincslay Timothy S.aulou, cd, NJ. 81
Bet 10Th street. and Adam Potts of NJ. lve Elst
a3d street, were sylarking with others 81 Their it
low workmcu In Mr.. Godiard's Mach ne Saon hc,
fore commencing tho labors OF the day, and that
Potts who had heen hit several times 10y iron sCral
which the mon were throwing at one another,
threw an iron collar which struck sssnlon's head
| The latter It'd no, at the time think himself SER
ously hurt Tut M hn.r later be ielt unwell aud
went hono, where he died On the evening Of tho
eth instant Officers Nermilyea and III iris, Of the
18th PrecncLarrcsted fotts for assault but ScsuLnn
having expired the prisoner WAS turned over to
! Coroner Collin. The Jury were unable 10 say
whether Potts threw the non ma'icious'y or other
WISE and upon their yer lict the Coroner required
the prisoner TO find $1,000 iall % resp nj :,
any indictment that the Grand Jury muy bring
Deceased was = native ui Ireland, aged IS years,
NM Potts Is a GcrniSn Of the saInt az.
Homicide ~ Ei,uenfh Agspw,. On Tuesday
evening two rival gangs Of boys ami halt-froS1
young men, who bad recently had several pt,Lc.
bat,les in 18th avenue !2d street, mci and re
summed THEN hit with stones, brck'Rts and clubs
aAd Patrick Al Doune, a youth OF L., WAS kuockc.
| to the pavement by stone. Hprnging To- his feet
he, AS charged, drew a revolver aud delivered it
conteIts ludSiug hall IN the left breast Of T. iwHr'
Watson, Of Nc. 32U Forty sixth street, youth o
years. Young Watson Giod before reaching home
, Mcdonnell escaped.
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