The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-17
THE SKATING.

Resumption OF the spsrt-Ths Psnds An
Open ro-day-0rsnd Skating Match en-
che Fifth Avenue Pond, re.
Tho cold snap which commenced on Thursday nsht
suddenly revived Tho hopes Of the lovers Of the exhas
Ing art OF skating and made glad the hearts Of the pro-
prietors Of the several ponds where the has
boon practisod with much during The pest few
%ou'h s,a The seas. sss:cn for skating . =. dwns %
naming days OF the prcsont season while the Ice lasa
THE PARK LAKBs.
II was fondiy hoped by the skating lovers Of
lakes OPEN bo. a. Ii: edges q the po.ds ~ers shswsd
10 great extent the Commissioners In their wisdom
ssw sssi tho ice IN The ssn're hows, urn could not
ice In good condition tho ball up and thousands Of sassn
enjoying themselves
rHE rrvrH AVENUE POM.
Major oatman u far sssine proprietor Wen swsrs
that the last break mot the hnas Of the season he
has had hs pond carefully attended 70 sach day. thss
fore The gentismsns prize shading match, which has
been looked forward 70 with such interest," win come %
s x: e: Sss .' sssS s si By:
ono Of The greatest Of The season The match
open % al ecms and me Prise YIN b evsa V ne
on The pond yesterday.
SYLVAN LAKE,. HoBoExx.
me me zee nsrs . N rod conditioa Mr. Linford , 10
VII, SEE eyssySnE IN ars. eis order and no nm
SKATING N BnooKLYu.
This old and Avonts resort IN the Rsssss psss,ss \
efnn IN ~ glory: Yesterday the Loo vas smooth and
Garins and looked IKE an Immense shsss q peabed
gass To-day viii Be In splendid condition and epsn
Tor all ccmera Harry Lssle the famous ght-rops PER
former who created such Juror a Niagara ias1 sum-
tho public exhibition Of ski In his particular Ina
band Of music viii be on the pond 70 make merry the
n nsr :, The skater nsh there Vim Be sz'sd
- cArTolNE LAKM
Mossrs Weed Decker, ths proprssoss Of shs caps
rich treat In the shape Of good ice rood music and rood
cheer. Tho Fulton avenue run dirscs V The pond
w.,,,r,to, ro,r r, ~. so'ss., rosp -
ynitss In sood condition yesterday and visited
throulhou The day and evening BY gay and fashionable
not be bind his contemporaries in fnrnIshne amuss-
ment for his patrons daring the balance Of The sasoa
Trial for Manslsughter I'm New Jersey.
10 the Hudson County Court yesterday sfssmoos,
Michael Buckley placed upon trial for mansaughter
Tor killing German, named Daniel Smith, Of avenue A
New YORK. at wcehawken, In septembss, 1904 me
prisoner indicted for murder BY the Grand Jury|
nj the fall term In 1904, and was tried 81 the|
same term; but the Jury were unable 10 agree.
on bail Under the circumstances District AttorneyI
hcClesnd concluded that the State would not underI
axe Wy me prisoner for murder but for msnslaush-
YET IN uc nrst degree The circumstances Of the CASE
are as folcws:--On sunday, the 18th of septemberl
1884 perty 81 Gcrmans--male and fcmalc-wcpt owed
70 wecnawken for the purpose 81 holding . pcn'cl
snorty ner arriving there Philip Smith, brother o4
deceased accompanied by young woman, cSosssd Owed
fence Into adjoining lot when Buckley, who was 4
constale came rushing up with club IN HIS hand AL
suhed and drove them on and then ran away Shortly
sitcr huiklcy and tho two brothers had seme world
scross TIC fence when Bnkley raised HE club sovsr6
ncccsscf and fhiiip caught up soue and hurried Al
nin Aocut half an hour latcr Buckley returned sgaii
r wwn W Dole and two others ard attempted 70 tsf
fhllp Smith into custody, which resulted n q neh1
during which pistol was dschsrcd. stones wcr{
thrown and ~ y alleged Buckley struck fccrascd Il
.ae head " IN club which caused HE death that Rh1
lhs case win probably bs concluded Vu Monday.