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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10
RiPTYST ANNIVERSARIES.

THE Election or OFFICERS III TIE SEVERAL
SOCIETIES At PROvIDLNCE-THE BATE~ SUB
sCEIPrION.
Providence, T.. l., Oct. o.--The Free Bap-
nat anniversaries were continued ~ Onr1 sliic Tn,
annual meeting az the Ldpcat0n >Iccif vas 1Gd ssrl
NV President cheney. of Bates COLLEGE, Hnl The Row C.
A. Bccsiold. of Ncw-lIuup>hlc. IEe following Ollie
were elected Pre>i nj. Professor MiirIn IT, Bowen
yicc-presdent the Rev. q. A Brrs 'rl; srrfriarv T.
NJ Fernnld President Cheney -ai tnat ;hc B,e, sub
scription 10 his college would b. paid notwiis anding
the uDfavorable showing al the estate.
The Foreign Mission Society elected officers. as fol-
lows: President. J. Rand; vicc-prcsldents VI. Phil
Inns. H. Cooley, q. II. Ball. J. ". kayser and l.. NJ
Pare corresponding sccrctaty. the Rev. C. :. Perkins
recording secretary, A. c. Hogben treasurer. sas
Curtis.
The remueranoe Union addressed by tho Rev G.
T. Cate Of New ilaup sho. the Rev. L. ". Porter. OF
MASSACHUSETTS, and Mrs FItzgcrald. OF Dover y. IT,.
anAeiected officers follows President, the Row A.
/. Gensh; yice-presdents. the Rev. Meesrs: o. L.
Baker and c. L. Penney; secretary, H. r. MOodi treas
urer, A. A. Harrington.
The wOmcns Missionary Society reelected Mrs. l. L.
Buriugame. Of Providence. president; William j.
Lowell Of Danvilie, n H., corresponding secretary
Mrs. H. f. Hayes, of Lewiston, Me-. home secretary
with "A large board of managers. representing every
yearly meeting OF the denomination
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Fow1yc on TIE H4RLEN.

The third annual Fall regatta OF the Ilar-
lem REGATTA Association was held yesterday on the
Harlem River the being rowed on the mile course
betwecn McComb's Dam bridge and point short dis
tance below he Columbia boljhousc. In the forenoon
trial heats FOR Junior ard Senior single souls were
rov.d The winners Of the heats FOR single scns were
I n O'Connel Of the Gramcrcy Bont Club. Charles
Gonl Of the Olympic Boat Club OF Albany, and j. j.
Beam OF the Nautilus Boat Club OConnell and Goul
only took part in the nnal heat, OConncu winning in
q min 42lt see. George Gni,ol ~ tHo Creamery
Cub and T.. G. Ackeruan. 81 the Manhattan Cun, won
c triai heats for SINGLE souls Gaiscl took
Inc final neat In d min. liza sec
The nnir-oaTed shell race was won by I. j. German
ond II T. German. Of the Olympic Club. or Albany. m
r min and 4i1s sec. ove- L. \. Lcycn and william
On Id II the Nautilus Club.
I'm me six-oared ag race crews from the Institute
Rat club ~ Newark. the Arei Cuh, and the Nonpa-
81 club competed. the ARIEL crew winning In = min,
All, sec The Nonpa!ic were thret-qudi-
t,rs of "A length behind The foui-oarcd shell race
was . wa kuver for the olympic crew. the Columbia
crew failing to appear owing TO the illness # it, stroke
mo closing event was race Tor pair-oared gigs, IN
vvhch SIX competed They wcrr the llanuiics~,
VIKING. Nonparie. Gramercv. Highland and Paiisad'.
and flushed "a the ordered named. The tune 81 thr
yinrtnc crew was min, 39l4 see. Tie day was Inc
ard The attendance was FAIR.
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Suprfae Corri-f hqmbcr,- By judge Rlrreff.-
F..rlnt Inlu,Iii Bank IroIArn-l cnunof
81 this fund bo absorbed
contemplated IA inrAaunl clark Hcf LANCE Mp.iu
over III evidence aud i-,lncd 90 agrec with
OF the magstIac all rg cuts j. jIcg-
iuout for bali. o1ara aCt kearucyA the pantin alone
appeals iom the taxation and te costs than the
deien1ant ,ntilT e.. tue De- airue. Cold
stein agt Ogden-1e defendant NAV have opportunity la
missed cf-ts OF motion Union Dime savings
In.uutiou All. clark tinongs 6-el memorandum.
in o Nc Donald Application granted bond Ned
and referee appointed VENT Auft-j Judgment cam
complaint dismissed with costs Of motion lee agt Webb
RcpIrt Of Her4uk AR CObe.-(iuArian al
Item appointed. Acknowledgment ifncc
order granted Lee Biaek-Moon drIo without
MARITIME scranton. Motion granted FOR thic Friday
FaTro agt Board Oi Police: Mckenna aKt Board OF
Receiver d.scarKed. Metmore aEt Lockwood Refer &C
poiuied. aydei agt NAydel aud ~r.-rpOlt
hrfaed Knox Campbell-Judgment granted. Wotton
AIT CLARK Department Of Pubic buildings Rgt. Cooper
nuiIdngs AIT Cooper Motlons grantet
By Judgc Van N aginnss and others AIT Carroll.
j Judgment iu partition granted
Super.0r Conrf-SDao,al Ierm-Bv Judge Freedman.
The Trustees OF Columbia College ai. Lynch ei A-find
ngs The Bank OF New YORK. etc. agt NeayerMo
ton denied with $40 costs Nennequin 81 al agt Clews et
and subsequent proceedings vacated with SO
costs memorandum Doyle agt Curley.-M0uon denied
with 10 costs memorandum Henderson ag. savage
ct a-Motion granted with $40 costs memorandum
FI n Brinkerhod Orlar granted Miller act Galway.
ordered In the matter VI Levy.-oruer Ap
irrss Publishing Company restoring cause 90 Gallon
Newborv et A. Wall 81 aorier - Substitution
Feccr Weber. otc-Hemitur fled and Judgment AZ
rlncd Benund agt SeycnA-OTder OF disosnnuahee Pol
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I pfEA or THE "ScRArcHEES."

The Executive Committee of the "lnde-
ueI.ri Republicans" sent letter explaining the po-
ltr afadr Of That oleariza''on ." the Union League
,., ,.fcra,v In tn. !crer the, ask the member. of
,., ,uh 10 ia.n tscn their Efforts to defeat
.,,o o. me candidates oi az" Republican party.
Mr.. C,ireI aud Nr. >ouc. i"r state ohices In
istifriun of joir coarse. iA Independents SAY tLey
ape rnabI. 90 discover ~ what ground otner iaan at
fbc mandate oi packed convention they are asked "a
s,pport MI Curn.l. They thcn rritiose MI Corneif-
administration Of thr Custom House, MS man
oy,,o.nt Of his private affairs. and h' di-
,,,.,o, ~ The Republican state Committee. In
,,,nrf ~ the criticism, Custom House management
ouoisfon- are made from "ci@l c'ter, OF President
n1v.. and Secretary Sherman. Nr. Snnlcs work
e,n,er on the canals Is criticised. IRE committee say
nm conclusion that they should regard tbe national
success az the Democratic party, aud particularly of Dir
Tiden IA misfortune not To he exacceratcd but that
nevertheless they opposed TO the election or Mr.
Cornell md Mr.. sOnlt.
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cALENpAk- I'M. Day.

SUPREME COURT Cn,WHrEs-Isarrett. J-Nos 90 IO2,
IA is5 49, ~. ,5 is5 80 lsl. 2s. az 22i y
2s5. 2sG. 30. 2e3 29l. 30. 90 SO, S02 SJG
GENEfAL IIl1f-Daf- Z. j. aud Brady and ingalls,. JJ-
No. D. 49, % A. D. Is q. 30 SO SO. - %. 90 81.
IO5 ia ia. y l25 100 Isl. i55. ] 10
SffcfAL ItkM-NaY N0rst. Law and Faci--N0s 207.
2i 80 1886 90 li3, rs, z5 2i 2i5 @iJ z57, 20. 49,
riFcilr-PAR5 I-Donoaue. J.-sioTt Causos-Sos. lCss
1875 1901 1858. 1912 Ils7. 2035. Zl2- 1872. 2IO7
Part II-fswr.Hoe. J.-~h0ft C4l-o.-NOs lJO-, 1854,
1901, 1879. 1860 ZJ5s. 1885, l-l5, 1880.
Part Ill-Nau Brnt J.-SDori ca Nos 2ll6, 1928.
>IrFRI0R COrET-OEyIRAL If4n--At oafnoi sine ale.
~PftlAL lEMF re'nau, J.-ls-ucs OF fac-Nos 81, %,
imiL IHas-p,G i-seirwct. J-Nos PSI. S0s GDi.
BIS go. t7 ~ - 523 5l7 5.l 80 500 DO 5tt 90,
ae- 90 j7O on, j12 .l5. ga 5s5 J't 81 Oh. SHs.
P,T l-.per J-Nos e72. 2as sia 800. sss. 40. 81.
pig, ga ~. as 5is 90 5o ')' o''' 99o ocZ' 'o''
- PART IIl-Cuif- C. J.-Ca-e o. 296.-Fuulss agt Tho
Co,lr0s Plf,.--rFclA. Tkgsi- Roacl, J-Nos Z 2
TTiW nav Pan -fislv a. J.-Nos Pas, 2223 1859.
rs lI2i 49,, ll-G, 1874 1923 i-o 49, 49, 1885,
PAi IL Iar,uorc J. Nos 1889 los0. i1oj, 1893 $40.
no 49, jig llL7 lii-rlIa 1855 10 III Il--.
MAsAE CorEf. ImA il.SN rAhi Se9'1, eti ~
10 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50. sGOI. sslf 1872.
PAkrII-Aaieurucl natal Mon iay ncxt go -
PAET II --henian, l--lofi Can.cs.- Nos ~. ll3'
49, 42i 7 5O 5Jg2. SOL s30o. SftO ay-S $40, Dol.
,fSfssL srssioss-PARr I-Coving The People ayt.
Joseph ouroy Carries Rafferty,. John j. JORDAN hnucd'
Henry Waters frIuinu, assault ain battery Joseph aTlfF
ThoIa. White Terrence CarE Alfred pyie burglary lss.
Murphy lsrreLf from lhe person d1h Sh-iidan IttsAg
PAN We ~ re i,nrIe aar Thouss g. Tre.
isn hnmicile Eawafa Bowd Charles DIoflnsH. 81
Wolf samuel Johnson. ffcieTek lluaeV, Inouls. ~u mar
e onions Assault ana battery Ml..li h A9epr .clss
Elcr u.-. IUF %. saith, IcnfiNa ifowsi, grand
l.r. t.y .c4ae. sA-lntu Hcnud Dheee petit laice.y
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GENERAL GEORGE yICKERS.

General George VicI.cIs, who died at Giles
terown Nd tho stu inst, was born in Chesiertown
November 10. 1901. lie first served I'm the County
Clerks Office and admitted 20 the bar I'm 1882,
practising at Chc-tcrtcwn. He delegate TO tie
Whie National Convention az Baltimore I'm 1852 An
appointment as judge rendered nina by Governors Hicks
and Bradford Dee deced L. ls6l ne was appointed a.
Mator-G General Of the Maryland militia. lie was Pres
tleutal olecor on the Mcclellan uckrt IN 1894 ne-
h.r az ne state senate Of Nnryland IN 1896 ma 1867
aud was one Of the residents OF the Union Con-
venon held at philadelphia IA lsBs lie served IL tie
I,od -fnte. senate from March g. 1865. 90 March 2.
1,T3 hong elected Conservative -DemocTn 10 hll
fnc vacancy caused by the rejection OF Philip +.
rhoDlas General Nckers was opposed 10 secession.
and during tue war stauncl Union man.
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SENTENCES FOR STEALING.

Patrick Haynes stole a roll OF carpet from
the delivery wagon of Lewis Hafdennur- q Co. whia %
was staudu- in Worih-s on the afternoon OF OcloD.r
3. IIc pleaded guilty aud w., sentenced Dos Judge Gle
der,ccyc 20 state Prison Tor three years aud halt
Two men entered The ieweiry STORE oi AoXaudef New
burger 20 5SI SXth-F., about noon on september
and white one cnsIecItle attention %. the proprietor
b, bargaining for a. watch tie other stole diamonds
valued 40 500. Both men escaped at the time NAie
the theft was i'm prorre- Oicer Riggs, OF the Twenty
ninth Precinct observed James Robin pacing un and
down the sidewalk front ~ the store, and suhso-
qucuiv ne Wa iaenfi, hy au Li-ltuayr. pa0ubrohcs
n. nan VINO uad pllcsd DOB pawn with Linn ST az r.
ulo,d icwclry Jnr diamonds were identified uy Ir.
Now burger portion of those stolen nl iAc Two men,
aue l,niusnn .gus nrrestd Hc pleaded guilty yest T.
DIV Judge tfIiitI-.pFc sentenced Linn 20 STAKE
Prison for three years aud a hail.
Mulr William Forbes standing ar fhe lar or "a
fnunr Store in the ElWcrf Drtopef J. Thomas j. ucu
matched 80 iu bills from MS hand and ran on. lie was
aqleutly arrested ahd yesterday Dreaded guilty.
Judge Gi,Islccyc sent LIN % state Prison Tor Two
years.
samuel Lees, AGE twoniyniue while employed ar
tween June l3 and October collected about $50,
which he failed accom-; i1r Tie pleaded guilty 60 an
Indictment charging him with embczklCtucnt, aud was
sent To the E.mira l. 0fDrmAt0ry.
Charles pcgier. a clerk employed by John Daniel, or
~. 7Jg broadway. yesterday pleaded Eully 10 three
Indictments -n- Aiu with stealing lods from H.
employer on three different occasions. lie WIS cen
fenced months A.EsouAcLt ou cach Indictment,
eighteen months ia a!-
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4 HARD SENTENCE Ar WEsr POINT

WHAT An APPETITE FoR DRINK AND LACK OF
srLF-coN1RoL HAVE BEOUGHr MILITARY
CLERK TO.
WEST POINT n. T., Oct. 9.-At last even
nc's parade OF court martial was read 70
the corps Of cadets.
Charles A. Paybey WAS general service clerk in the
Office Of Colonel william n. Wlclry, AdJutantGeue.al
Of West Point For year more he had been addicted
10 drink In his sober moments Colonel Nherry expos
tulated with him and underworld los kind treat
ment to sin him tack 10 sobrcty. re would
listen and promise. and then broak his prom
Use whenever oppor Hnl'y offered Finally the
A1intan'-General warned Plybey for the last
time. The warning was UNDECIDED and I'm the latter
Part Of August. C,onc. NhcrrY Informed MN he Wa
going 10 scharce him ami gave Am ten days 20 get
hi- work ~ shane. and alter tnnf -ay' nn i've da -
fur ourh Tor lis fnlnt. I"' hey wrote Co
one of TIE c'Grts asking lim io write HIM let
~ -o however. Doe found fl.' Colonel Nhefrv really
a,rt what he said Then hr wrote auo her letter %
IN cadet referred 70 md HON he iad arcd.i met On
laor 80 innu Highland Falls under thn influence of
i6nnr mnuded ~ 900 Of M as he plce 81 encr.
Tie cadet al once TOOK lue ltlfi. 20 20" L.I H,l1
and explained the situation. ana on september 10
Tavhcy was arrested on the CD" 80 o. attempting TO
trial lasted several DAYS, when he was declared
guilty ana sentenced 20 be dishonoray discharged
from TIE service forfeit ell pay ana allowance due.
and 10 be confined two years I'D military prison;
War directed that Pay1ey should e sent Fort Ifayon
worth. Last evening Lielicnan' limerick ana pLNai,
let forthat lnc" WIN the if'on'i 'hehunE 70 "'N"
cu w man more f'.. ordinarily educated ant
oss. frf1 his infsfurera habits Dee smart well
k.d when th. war broke out he enlisted 10 NtSsl-
chuscts cgincn ana Iid no, i.tc ne volunteer srr-
clerk I'm the NcwYurs Pot Oic' and then enlisted n
90 r,lnr sr1iv aud came To West Point and nad been
sv,nnor ~ Is expressed for his VIE and two children
fir ,re extrr1nrlr destitute. she has highly re-
sre,ted relatives 10 NewNort and BROOKLYN. hut they
,, Tne officer. In the department viii look alter her
f..r &c IN - = n--I .
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4 MoYUMENr 10 DEADLOCK.
TIL LAND GRANTTD FOR THE PUErosE-A sIGHTL


TN LAND GRANTED FOR THE PUEposE-A SLIGHTLY
sPO1.
pmLADELPuIA, Oct. 9.--An offer has just
been na c a. IA, Rev. T. T. Kaen pcrger, OF PAadcl-
rhl4 ~ three acres OF land 10 be used site for a
monument 10 -DO British aud American soldiers who
were slaughtered on the 9th day Of july 1888. by the
French and Iudlans The grant embraces tue famous
.Dnnbars Camp" located about twenty-five miles from
the bloody ncld and - near Braddocks grave. It's
alttade is about 900 feet above udewater. The view
from the top about four miles from Unioniown Penn,
Is one ~ surpasing loveness extending In one direc
ton Al least thirty miles.
Nj Ralensperger has recently visited the Locality and
A. now III POSSESSION Of sundry valuable relies with
winch Ia Illustrate address on Braddock's March
Among these is what by many is believed 10 be the iden-
tc sword Of BraddOck, fine state Of preservation.
For more than one hundred years Il lay under the sod
IL now the property of Daniel FCOoptrOf JhioniOwn'
Penn and has BEEN kindly loaned 10 Mr. kaheusperger
for he purpose stated =, ,-.
r has been asked 10 deliver his lecture
in behalf the monument ana thcfc are ts"se Mio pre-
diet Tlat 600 be raised Tor the object IN Eng
land aud America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10
ELEGINr COSTUMES ~ GRAED-sE

An opening at the Grand-st. store Of
Edward Ridley a. SON. is always OF especial iuteres; 80
the Last SIDE population OF New-Yors, and indeed I
draws many West Side shoppers as well. NAAuffJ -
one Of tho great features the he-e ad 90 no otner
pace I'm the city there large stock OF nltrimmcl
hats and b0nnets to Doe found.
Ia the handsomely decorated department set aside ior
the display of trimmed goods the recent opcang DAYS
showed an almost uumberc-s variety OF hats and bon-
nets ia the leading aud move. shapes. pretty Parole"
bonnet of white hrocafe ytivot bee tn hrlm surrounded
by baud ~ white ostrich feathers. White ostrich APPS
fal0yor the crown. held hv large Bird Tie back OF
the bonnet and the lace Strings are finished WITH vie
silk cord fringe. An evening bonnet a. pale hin' cut
velvet has the nirng SIDE lined with pulling 81 pae
blue satin and trimmed vita band of b.us ostfich
frlthers 4 similar baud Surrounds fhe crown, lid
two pa.e blue ostrich feathers TAIL over tue front.
The mourn ny bonnefs at t1is house are worldly of
special mention A poke bonact for second mourning
has ,hc hrm covered With tiny folds oi lr. --cru TX
and SATIN. The cd-e is finished VIII ioi.. e." Of b ana
aiua willow plume tipped wliA let iai. nom O. ua"h,
hr.dcd by t'1foH. i-e ionS sin.I- "l o.. ''.,
I6c s,ii department on the third n.of contains only
grain slA made wan double lfrirI- nI -afn mel
elo--rin edged win JET posseHfnfrIe ana ii4' Zee;
Ne,' .i ,'tn. a i isi Win ,- I'm ft .bot
aklt VI striped ycye wish SHIRE. furcr uf stiu q
'... 10. eel ...,.' tr,.- .tr', it,.i,
fringe, Asmnated pocket l- formed Dos te fhiiili on
tle right Side o. tc ,hl dinner aIe- "i -..'i' al
i- made Win double scarf drpery ~ -iIA ai" ,. q
-red on The lcft idc a. Llrm $685. d.n.i. liet, lhe
kmferieating a. silk headed ny shells -oi SATIN. 10
A'fhon.n no imported dresses were shown @ number
Of imported coah- walking jacket, end outside glr-
mcuts OK go! descriptions were on '''oA in"iAli 40
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END ora fE0I1IEsS INvES1IGATIoy.

ruE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE IN KANSAS AID
JoURNs 10 MEET IN wAsM>GTON.
TOPEKA, Kan. Oct. 9.-The Subcommittee
toinyesgate the charges against Senator ingalls, con
Its labors yesterday James s. Merritt testified
aud explained every charge Of attempt at bribery maae
against him. J. c. Wilson was sworn aud denied most
empbstioay that he had used offered any money or
,top 70 any member for . vote for Senator ingalls,.
y H. Purcell ard 4. II. Brown not answering 70 ,heir
names ana having oeen subp1Daed. were announced As
IN coleuut AL 80 d. the committee adlouTnu 10
meet M Washington ia December. Several State omceIs
and Attorneys left yesterday Tor Denver.
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THE INTERNATIONAL caIcKET HITCH

The great match game Of cricket which 10
% becin at Philadelphia to-day. ana VIII col-
tnue until the 18th, between Dlfts team OF EngIsh
professionals and picked team Of fifteen players
selected from the various cricket cuo- OF Philadelphia,
wI without doubt be tie greatest contest that .as
been played ln number OF seasons. The following team
hi- been selected. and includes e OF the players
WHO recently defeated fAc Ir-l fcan lH Une ntiu-:
Brewster. 4. Caldwell j. lal crlYc.. $. Law d. Ilaf
ff. j Large. ". Clark Charles 4. NsNitl -. p ~ y-
hail. IT, =. Nrwusu. q. NJ Lail. a. San su. sflI-r.
r. H.rgrelyc-, H. Brown aud IT, a.. B4iclrl. int Wit
ore VIII present tn tDiowlr- Team; q. Datt oartr,
e. Pndfr. A Shrfw sburv. " Barnes h. LfcAv o1f. e..
Ulyett. =. Emmett 81. Bates A. saw, +. Aol.cy. W.
O.sroft AID j. -elhy.
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FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.
TRIAL OF MARTIN NcoNAN FOR The MURDER OF
JAMES CARROLL

FOUND GUILTY OF MAN>LAUGHlER.
TRIAL OF MARTIN NooNAN FOR The MURDER OF
JANIS CARROLL
The trial of Martin NOOnan for the murder
OF James Carroll, No. I3s Essexst, opened yes
''rday at Jersey CITY, in the Hudson County Court oi
Uycr and Term'ner. The first witness ~ importance
was Or John r. Neon. He testified that he was called
10 attend Carroll The night Of August H. and fonnh
that his skull was badly fractured He was present
when Nocnan taken 70 the wounded mans bedside
aud Carroll said, a." That il the man whodd it, Noonan
was badly frightened and said Now, Jim, don't
give ne away" Carroll died September . aud IN The
opinion ~ witness death can-od by the fracture
of the skull. Dfs. Theodore X. Nauck, william Ndrltk,
and Jn.epb L. Culver testified 10 fhe same n 81.
Miss Catherine Norton who lives tn the huu-e where
Carroll assaulted testified that Carroll ano Aoonan
duarfclicd early In tine ming 0f August L. she saw
no blows struck hut Gale Downstairs ana found
that CAROLS head had nccn cut open Hii Dflra lhr
injured man told her he struck hr brick thrown
by NoOuau. Michael Uennc-~ey. ts.tl1 n That Dee saw
Carroll standing thu door Of the iqnor saloon 100
which he was employed and th9i Noonau walked up
and threw something at nm. while the phy-iciahs
had cracked CAROLS skull with brick, and n % did
not XIII him he wOuld finish hun win another This
testimony also c0rrohoTaied by Other Witnesses.
The prosecution closed early Ia the afternoon. NJ
Hoffman, counsel FOR the defence held short con
ference with Presiding Judge Knapp ana District
Attorney McGll. Eo stated thar e willing % ac-
ccpi verdict guilty OF man slaughter. Afirr short
absence the jury rendered verdict OF guilty ~ man
slaughter m The first degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10
A TRAIN ROBBED BY MASKED MEN.

KANSAS City. Mo-, Oct. 9.-The Chicago
and Alton train which left this city at GAO p last
night was robbed of its express money ut Glendale.
fifteen miles city. The train stopped by
about twenty masked men who kept up a continual
firing while the messengers safe was robbed the
ossenger was knock ed down but not seriously hurt
Fifty the estimated loss The agent
al Glendale is missing.
Laisr-ticneral Man ger Mullin will In tomorrow
papers Onsr reward Of 900 for the arrest Of the
robbers.
Auditor Bridges, who was Mt the station when the
aair occurred phcd here To cfute the
ton that the station agent nj Glendale Mcintyre, was
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lard Bradv.Orfer restoring calendar
Hchar - a art. tn Nohresicr0 National IHfuianeo
Clufanr le Home Insurance Company Same
agi. The Fircneus Insurance Company Hovey ' 3D. act
Observation-Disclosures 81 substitution Fisher agt Matthews
street Railway
--Oricrrd on General calendar.
H. jude Van NorsfMcDOWcii' q al 0gi cray 90 aMO.
tor dpu "a.
Common Picds-Sgceai Tym-Ey Judgc Beech
schulz AIT ffoag fud MOTION denied flDIf
Pei AT Sauderson. An order b. rrtei ecs
opinion file. Patrick agt .0iluEer--prifr -ffted
Tqnfy Br Jul InTffuoTr.Cox ~ a. agi. rihRsb
and auOtncr-Iutr Ilot ufOry judgment.
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NrwBURYP0BT, Mass, oct. ga memorial
service t0thc late Caleb CusnnS was held yosterav IN
the CITY Han whch was drapcd m0uining. !. fcar
was nlled with past and present members OF the MY
Government. che ,eectmen 90 salisbury and Newoury.
tie Cushing Guard, members OF tlc Es.oI Bar As.o-
cfafon aud others The services consisted Df music v
the s. riaria Orchesfr prayer los flr Rev. Nj Newell,
~ the cd SOUTH Cuufch; ANA au anthem 10y chorus
uf forty voices. oIiuaI sonnet trofs- Lu-t
read hymn by the Rev ID. iao.. of Ncnl tx. W.s
ur. ior Ir delivered un .alr.sa. Many a.-lI-
Aulsled people were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10
1rvI : srOCKWELL.

Lew s. Stockwcll, ex-Paymustcr United
states Navy. who is to be buried today from his late
residence In this city. entered the Navy IN Noyember
1851 as AesstantPa ymaster. He served with credit
throughout the war its close his resignation was
occepted in November. 1860 He was made paymaser
with the rank Of Lcuteuani Commander Since the war
h. has been connected with the Howe sewing Machine
Tomnarv a. Treasurer committee nom the Military
Orirr II the the Loyal legion, OF which lac was mem
per. Will attend his funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10

was deliberately trimmed with jet fringe and passemen
ere with lang square train in fans OF satin
and with double panier trimmed with jet fringe ana
passemontero The silk department Of this house has
long been in favor among ladies both for the qnaty OF
the silks kept and for their cheapness. All he gesl
brands are shown black ana coi0red SILKS Tue
colnred silks are unusually handsome this year owing
To the great variety the Ins. The evening shades
are particularly beautiful and comprise All me ueica,c
hues of last wear with TINS new this season. Oasi
mercs and all black goods speoialies OF TINS mousse
An extensive trimming department occupies inc brOad
yVuye side nj the