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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. SIN the Court OF Appeals
to-day present the Hon. Charles j. Folger. c. j., and
associates. The following business WAS transacted;
No 3s9-Walter = Church appellant. agt william WHIT
beck others respondents argued Oy saueI haHu lo
appellant ana Martin l. on nsend Tor respondents.
10 39l-SinOn Guitennan Others respondents, aXl
the Liverpool York and Philadelphia steamship Com
paDy appellant argued by A j. NaldefPoe lor "pPc""s
NJ. W. Dvlue FOR Respondents -
calendar Tor the Court OF Appears tor
December 8. 1880 IS follows: Nos 90 oo' sob OH
1875, I3O, 37l and 337
NOIICE-It ordered. that this Court adjourn on Thurs
23 1850 that IL convene on hohty
the January. ISL 80 O'Clock M AT the coutt
room in Old Capitol at AlDsRy that new Calendar De
that term, when the clerk WIZ pace ony
causes notices argument with proof Of services lO
hat term are filed with hun the Sd ot Jan
uary. 1851 -, -, -. ,,....,,o. g.,
That and after Monday the 2Cth day OF December LOT
the OF the term now running no dtf eIenaai m ~
be called beginning on tlA uAv
with the first order OF general calondar nuHOer nJ
before tha disposed or and the last paragraph Oh hus
- wa ~ 81 ned. r.. o. PERRIN Clerk
from Rule shall be regular
y called argument and oher disposition shan be made
thereof appeal shall o. dismissed WITHOUT COSTS anu az
order shall be entered accordingly ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
MpS THOMpSON,S DENIAL.

The Commonwealth a paper published at Topeka,
Kan recently charged Mis-. Elizabeth Thompson,
the known Dhilanthroplst, with having allowed
r Blrpun whom she employed IN connection
with many Of her phiianthropic enterprises TO adj
vance various sums of money which she never re-
Maid TO him. and for which she took the credit.
The paper adds that " III this way he lBarnum) was
kept poor so much so that in his last sickness he
actually suffered for delicacies his situation DE,
maDded After his death Mrs. Thompson agreed
TO be at the expense of his burial,
and at her suggestion a hgh-proed burial lot was
nnTcha@cd. Tor which she refused tn pay. After
promising TO be at the expense Of the burial and
after arrangements were made she refused to pay
dollar and his widow bad TO depend upon the
E;nJncss of friends to furnish the means to bury
him." ,r... .u
yesterday She said that she had no desire 10 70
charges but that the article in question bore on
its face the stamp OF fasehood and that she was
who had known her longer than either Mr.. Barnum
or his so-called friends.
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TFsTIFylNG AGAINST HIS FATHER.

Considerable interest was manifested IN the tTia
nf Ouofr,o MOuCanO, the It4IOn indicted LOT lhe
nremedltated Killing Of his wife on june Z. 1850
which was continued Yesterday III the C0ufl OF over
and IeIniner. There was STR ~ expectancy III
the courtroom whcn Mr.. Bell called Antonio Mon
gano the twve-years-Old OF the prisoner to the
witness stand. lie answered all the questions pun
TO him promptly and III a manner which impressed
every one wi the truth of his statements lie icIt
his hone lie said about hait-past SIX ocl0ck Oh me
morning OF the day his mother vas found dead, Tor
school About noon. while he was at play IN the
had called for him. HIS father tod MN
that his mother was not AZ nome,
and asked him to "coine nome ana
knock on the door and if yOur mother VII
sneak to voa" He did as his father asked him. but
nobody answered his knock. Then Mrs Clhord,
the landlady, sa.d TO MIN, "1Ony, your motner Is
asleep on the floor" His father sad - on, she IS
dead and went for policeman. VINE he was
away some one unlocked the door and the boy en-
tered His mother was dead on the floor. Her race
was bloody and there was blood over the HoOr.
When his father returned the boy SAID to ann :
dead The father replied 10 him: " dIdnt 40 IL.
You must say Michael Cingarelli did IT, 1ou
Inusnt say did il. You keep still about 1t; say II
wasn't me- o-D.
VInceitio Ponanassa barber at No. G7 Park-st.,
said that the prisoner came 10 his place aDont .
o'clock the morning the woman was 1omId eeHu.
HIS fac was besmeared with blood. Wneh ne
called his attention to it the prisoner saId that his
wife had scratched his face ...
Fraucis Boanticanti, partner OF the previous VIII
ness corroborated his testimony:
Agidio SCefauo, foreman III j: u SHAW a 70. .
testified thai on the day on which the woman was
found dead. Cingarelli was IN the factory from
sbortv after o'clock until late in the afternoon.
This closed the case for the prosecution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
BATTLING WITH STORMS At SEA,
SLOW VOYAGES Across THE ArLANTIc-sTEhMsHlPs
Still, uVtRDUK.


Tho fcur Furopean steams il, s-RheOla, Rialto
Switzerland and CIrcassia-whch arrived yesteT-
daV all had tempestuOus voyages Inc ,IC"ns'"
: opnetsit Mavilc TO take passengers, ana was ue
tanned seven hours on Novem9el 20 ny u Sufere
afferward Wien The vessel made less than lOV
miles, The seas became very high aud gtea' ucai
Of water was silpp d below decks by The bulsliNg
IN of two of tne eangway doors. Two ol me me-
Ioats we're partly DESTROYED. Several steamers GO
ing westward were slghted during the voNagt oul
as they were passed at mght the slthais couId ho'
be Distinguished -. e.
Card f. ana rom November q 10 26 met tcnlilc
gales. increasing to hnrri ane on November T.
wien the barometer fell to % 10. Great seas bI
over the vessel demOlisnng one lie-Doat ana JAM
aging others sn fling the main steam pine. aud car
rylug away about twenty feet Of TIE man ran. Inc
bad wratlier continued until Monday last
The switzerland also had very teaonI N"yapc,
aud the 43i steerage passengers concluded 10 max
a anIpaInt of the food urnisaed thein; we i"hue
Quate sleeping apartments, ana me aiiegcu ptu
talIty of the boatswnn; During three d'ySoi 'hc
voyage tie vessel vas h0vc-tO
The prig L. f. Munsou arrived from Lisbon yes
terdav naying had very severe weather. Oh tues
day off FIRE Island, the brig was IN collision WIN
The shls Emily Reed. ana lost ncr top sail SaIu dn
anchor aud her buiWarks were crushed.
Jhe following steamers are stu overdue, Dnt no
one of fhep Is given upas lost aihoug some appie-
tensions are BEGINNING 10 b. fit aS 20 the sie. OF
the Volmer anu Victoria: N0l,ner from HaVFr, dHe
November % Victoria, from London; tie I huiri'
flom West IL lrtlepool, due November 20; the
Faraday from Lpnuou, and Freq, from ildVre, que
November 2s: h Marcngo rom Hui. due NO
ycnbei so: Use Viola. from shields ana NoIlhaI'
Mouaicb, Que December 2 the RjtierLa d ti2h
Rotterdam. and Eun from Liverpool. Que Deceinpei
4: tue somerset, from Bristol, ana HIoD, from
Newcastle due December D. The Harold on her
last voyage from New-lOTk made q long passlee,
and was Obliged TO wheat and petroleum lniNcd
as fuel. lh' agedts OF The NOlmcr ana Ncto4li ut
eyr that the vessels have been delayed by accidents
| ia tupIr machinery.
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A COOKING EXTRA.
othe EDITOR OF TIE Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Will you not soon favor your regular
readers with an Extra OF the excellent recipes you
have been giving your Sunday edition They would
be very valuable to many OF when issued IN that
form. / speak for several ladies. MRS. H. D. A.
chicago. III, Dec. A. 1880.
"A handsome pamphlet containing the best
recipes gwen IN 1HE SUNDAY TRIBUNE will be pub
lished about the New-Year. These recipes are un-
dergoipg careful revision aud classification, and
will appear in a compact and convenient form. This
publication will b unique in providing series OF
menus which are easily adapted either to luxurious
OF moderate METEOROLOGICAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srpTg,r coue CHAMBERS s ies .; ogan, a. a.,
Ivy I ~ =" 3s $5 ~ AZ IL l7e l7 ~ IS 3; is
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GFSEsi1 qnts nessm aI, 10 O. ,o.,o
n1r ~ Nos 5ol co. issues OF Law Fact-Nos
~, SIS, 7sl 52 ~ Ci 5z2 az ~ 80 VA
So s5s $50 $50 SOL So, So, s6i 500 $685. oO ts oJ5
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Held .enerai ,erm on.-No,. ~ 2 25,2. -S0' 81 :
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igt9 80 ~ 49,, $50 335j 25Ji 2I9s 1893 40 "a
R J5 Psa s 5 i iS!5 S 5 s7 a os % s
5 5765 1896 1876 1855 iSis ~ 1870 saG i5, 23C2 1885,
- ureE i to 5 -H adjourned sine Ge
s sf5 ca5d AZ ii nNo. g. o sS - ~
sA s loJes NoG17 d a M
PART H. Sper J-Soar! oP1as a. =. q el T. 59 @ 5
S37 Sal - 5ij 5l6, 547 5s. 55l 05S o5i 55o 900 511
PlgT III Freedman Jcaurt opens at u m-No..
244 sg. 2S6, %, 80, 75l % 81 300 ~ -eI 81 20
800 $50, IOo 49, 297 43i Seo S9' Slo Soo' 't' 80
COMMON P.gAs-GGxaRAL rzRN-Aaounel for the term.
,.Eci4I rEsSi-Van iIcesen. j, at Il a.
Case on-KIapp agt. Vose, and No. D. ,,
EQUIN IRI-C F. Daly C.J.-CourI opens at II a. H.
GRa iFRM-PARr I-Larremore J.-Court opens At II a.
m-Nos. Isl. 800. so ae5. .oo 0 500 oO' 4O ''5 is
Cys 90 X i 3gS 20 % 5 no. ,S Benz At II A. mvo.
-dt %. ito ~ 4Ia $50 gu SIS j97 7Ss 10 7gl
6I0 SIS s9l s9j 500 sJ7 s9j 90 9O2 903 20 9o1 900
MARINg COUgr-TMAL rEKA-PAGTs II aud llI-Ad
iOurned sine tie - , 60 -.
s.ESERAL Sfssloxs-PART f-Smyth, R.-The Peocle agt
William flaming, robbery Samu islscs John bl1naeg'
burglary Mich eel Blchafn Peter Frey. William Brennsh
grand larceny TurneI, larceny from the person as
Smith Ellen Willard pett larceny; Henry Brenkheimer'
assault ud Ma TIN Brine, cons piracy
PAIR iI-Cowlne. J-rne People agt Thomas GRANGE
feonicus assault and battery Dennis MURPHY James
hurgiary James KaIy graUd All ca Plcptts, rat
Iick Kane larceny the person Dora ScHDker aOuue
tion john Center Edward Th0mpsOn Peter Muller mchaei
Murphy, lottery -. ..,. ,.,r a -,
The Peopie All OnOfr1o Mangano Homicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
THE COURTS.
SEEKING THE CUSTODY OF HER CHILDREN.

SEEKING THE CUSTODY OF HER CHILDREN.
Evidence was given yesterday in the SUI
preme Court IN Brooklyn. In the hearing regard
writ of habeas corpus obtained by Mrs. Jessie G.
Lothian requiring her husband produce their three
children IN Court. Mrs. Lothian LEFT her husband on
account of cruel aud niggardy treatment Of her. and
with the children went to live with Der sister in Fort
Dodge, Iowa. While she gone TO Omaha TO see
about a situation in the Ian Ollie. her husband
brought the children from Fort Dodge TO Brooklyn.
Mr.. LOTHIAN. WHO broker IN Burning
slp, this city, denied that be had crney used
hts wife or neglected furnish her with sufficient money
The three children ages ell vcn six aud four rcspec.
tyey were ~ Court and judge COORe called the eldest,
jesse, 10 his side She il pretty girl win Dlle
eyes and abundan brown BAR. SDbpIng Violently she
tod the Judge AMI her nile DrOtber aD1 ais er
wanted to live with their mother. Judge Cooke re-
mauded children the place father mad
boarded them, the mother beng allowed 10 see them
" Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
GUARDING BASE BALL INTERESTS.

The annual meeting of the Board of Directors OF
the National League Of Professional Baseball
Clubs was held at the ST. James Hotel yesterday
morning. Chicago Boston, Buffalo and Cleveland
Clubs represented. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas Re peated applications have been made by OF
on behalf OF James A. Devln, George Hail. W; II
Crayer aud A. d. Nichols 10 this Board or 10 meuDefs
thereof for the removal of their disabilities resulting
from expulsion from the League for dishonest Dali
playing, he u IL, So \,
esored That notice 10 hereby served on their friends
and apoogsts that the Board OF Directors oil
this league will never remit the penalties Inflicted on
such persons, will they hereafter entertain any ap
peal from them or in their behalf.
The National League met IN the afternoon ihe
meeting was called TO order by w. A. Hubert, OF
the Chicago Club, president OF the League. The
Detroit Base Ball club admitted TO membership,
and several alterations made III the constltu-
tiOD The Deeting will be cOntinued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
COMMERCIAL INTERESTS DISCUSSED.

At the meeting OF the Boaro OF Trade aud Trans,
portanon Yesterday 4. b. Miller, OF The Canal
CommIttee called attention to the increased move
mrnt of freight ou the canals during $50 and read
many figures showing the canal tTaitc. IDe Efforts
OF anada TO compete GOr the gram trade OF the
West made II necessary 10 take luftici
Steps to improve the canals of TINS state. IAe
locks on the Ere Canal, at an expense OF no more
than 81 600, 600. mi ht be improved so that DDaS
might carr fly pr cent more freight and save
half tue liIne now spent IN " locking" resolution
in favor OF enarg!ng the locks WAS adopted. R-so-
lutons were also at opted approving ne recommend
atioUs OF tie President III favor OF liberal eXpeudi
f1res for harDors rivers and canals declaring that
the success of Eads's jetties at the mouth OF the
MissIssIpU Is source OF national honor ana pros
neriTv. reones ing that Congress take action with
out DELAY look Nc TO the distrbuti OF the Geneva
AWARD among those who have suffered actual loss
bv tine drpredaiions Of Confederate cruisers, anu III
favor OF The use OF automatic signals at sea to pre-
vent collisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
INTERFERENCE WITH TIE OPERA.

MIR MAPLESONs OPINION OF MIR. GERhNS ACTION
EIbndge T. OerIy, president OF he society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to ChIluIcn, llocuftn u
warrant for the arrest of j. ii. Mapiesnn. manager
of urr Nai.9J IS Opera Company, on ineSnaf, anu
threatened 10 luprlsOI him II the Ballet "ahced ny
culdreu wa, no omIi led from the presentation ol
'Aicf-foieie' in the evening. 10 aNOid ahh"yhhcc
Mr. Man ,son Vltndrew The children. and the ballet
was danced without them. TRIBUNE reporter
called upun Nj. MaDIesO. YES cTday, Nhrn thc lol-
loving Conversation took place: ., -.
80 yOu were nOi arrested last hEh'' Mt' 'lt'!lC-
son 2"
wei. no. l thought ii prudent 10 withdraw the
the caildlen. though II injured the opera, huiil
could luuu Re INFO the matter. Beng nagl 'tfate
ard Justice OF the Peace my sell. 40 NOT WISH 10
violate ihe laws IN any way. L nave carciuily iGan
tle Act of Apil II. 1876 and really cannot as
Gov that / can De prosecuted under 1t as IL were
an Italian padione -,
''What do you propose 10 dor
"Wcl can hardy t"ii you, as the emil rem nave
been 50 trOu ed al TINS treatment thal IhrN HdNe
been IL Tears ever since ANA dread my returning
Them 10 England. Many OF them, you must KNOW,
nave been IN nav employment Tor more tndn I'VE
wears Ii Nil Gerry society would pay some Ten
non 10 the unsclIes OF the niue newspaper boys,
and engage 10 other good WOrk OF t1at sort, L
would become one OF the Largest suDser oers 10 II.
ing careful to yOid glYng oiIcnct last year H.
YIteu Mr.. Gerry 10 come 10 The Academy, Wneff
had the cnlidrcn perform the dance iron AIDA
for Ills bench. lie expressed uis appioNdl anu
after Ouest IOnlng the children and hnaing that tS
W, re properly cared Tor, he made no urier Oh G.
ton, No 81 eIHtIOu whatever DdS Decn mace III inc
dance SINCE tueB and not single par OF music mas
beeu "A ded rs my stage mana eel, bale, mas cr aId
Slgnor Aruiti eau testify. 1et the pirSicchl III
forms me that il has been reported to hlm mat
yaTiuus steps have been added ana tHat u was sli-
pv a matter OF courtesy tnat lie dlo not airesi me
last year before went t. Boston. | am astonlshed
nj his action ana snail at once ascertain ii cannot
prevent his interference with my performances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
A VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.

Michael j. Baunon sued the city i'll the Su-
p7eme Court 10 recover $4,000 damages alleged 10
have been caused by The negligence OF the in
charge Of tue work Of regulating AID grading Ninety
sixih-st. from Secondave. g. Fiith-aye Mr.. BaDDon
the for the work and he aVerred max
when the grade of the street canced the surveyor
failed 10 give him the new grade promptly. The CITY de-
Tended by showing that the change OF grade under the
act of the l. gsature pan ~ and notorious OF
which The ola utf nOu I'd take notice. IN jury
on the trial. before Jusilce Lawrence, YESTERDAY ve
the plaintiff a verde for sc 900. 9 hiieF and & r.
Higgins for the plainilf; Assistant CofpOaton Cou.se
La onbe and Allison for the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Ibe Following ouSi-
ness was By the supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
No l23-The Royal Insurance Company, OF Liverpool;
MIA M ia ror William b. Snson argument cohinu
by r. for defendant error and concluded oy Cha
T. Russell Tor plaintiff IN error. -. , - ,h.
No l25 JOSIAH d Whitney, plantn IN error sgL ane
IN error
Conrt of Vermont argued y. Davenport for pntu III
error and T.. j. Phelps for defendant In error. ,x
No I16 : me County of Mosile. appellant aRt Seth "
Kimba aPassed unul Monday next at foot OF day car
l2s-James " Ogden piantiftn error at me county
of In error 10 Circuit Court OF the United oate
for the Western District OF Missouri argument
Meryman for panfin IN error ana commune" w W"
lard y. Hail for defendant IN error. - ,,.,, "
l3OAlfred g. Mulett plaintiff In error agt ttshA IL
Fenwick- Dism ssed each party 70 pay Its own costs
Adjourned noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
SECRETARY SHERMAN IN THE CITY.

Secretary Sherman in the city yesterday and
visited The sub reasury where he remained long
time in consultation with General Hilnouse, the as
sistant treasurer The Secretary did not visit the
Custom House. II is understood that the principal
purpose his VISIT was to attend IA meeung Of the
Board of Directors OF the Plttsbarg. Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company Of which lie is a
transacted I; plans IOr providing additional equip
ment for the road were discussed. Mr.. lllden, who
is also director of the company, was present. IL
fusion made at the meeting was OF the entrance OF
one of the Philadelphia directors somewhat after
the appointed hour de excused his delay WIN me
remark that since the election ORC fairfield the trains
on the Pennsy lvania Railroad had been behind time.
The Secretary left the city last night for Washing
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of years. But we don't have power 10 uaks

n term OF years. But we don't have power b mako
such contract 80 -
Senator sirahan-Then the short way out OF the DIM
Guilty would be for tue Legislature 10 authorize tDe
Board OF Police TO make such a cont act
Mr. Nichols-Yes. II yOu VIII also give the Board OF
Police power 10 rccind the contract when ~ DOT iu-
llr. But THINK New-York's best reliance Is the sea
In that Won viii nave buy large steam sc0Ws
WITH hopper bottoms; vessels that can be sent lar 70
sea IN ali weather.
The Investigation viii he contnu d to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
A NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

ALBANY, Dec. S.-Articles Incorporating the
Mutual District Telegraph Company. win the principal
office In New-York. to-day filed with the Secretary
OF State The capital stock placed at S250OoO with
power TO increase TO 81 600 OOO Lanes wire will be
run from NewYurk through all the oties ~ tho State
aud tho Transmission will be by teepaonio signals and
messages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-09
LIGHTING THE STREETS BY ELECTRICITY.
BROADWAY, FOR A MILE, 10 HAVE ELECTRIC LIGHTS
on OR BEFORE CHRISTMAS EVE.


The Brn,h Electric Light Company some time ago
was asked to sign contract 10 heht The sfecIs ID
Che souare mile OF terrtury included between our
teent and ThIrty-iourCl-sis ana Third and EIghtl-
ayes Before agreeing to tno proposition tGe com
many tbougt II best to determine bV pracUcai tcS'
how m,py lamps would be required. WIN lhi- o.
iect In Wow, p omission was Lptaneu recently tIoH
ihe Gas & ,mmssOn o hghi Broadway IIOm fOur-
teeutn-st to Thirty fouTth-St ava Work was HeIun,
Aceutral station was selected az Nos. l3o ana Loo
West Iwen. y-ifth-st. CotiiSS enghe mas peoh
mt m place there by winch hNe dNhalho-cltctI Z
machincs viii b. driven. The lamp-poSts 10 be used
are of ron ami are abOuf twenty icet hl"h. One
IamD Will bs placed at oh dock. ana twenty-five
of them viii bc erected for the experimental TEST.
Each lamp, 10 Is expected, Wl give hSat equai 10
20GO candles. ru
A. A. HAYES. IT,. who is managing the AFFAIRS OF the
compa,iy III New York. sad Yesterday 10 RiBO NE
repnrteI; " Ills is not an experiment 10 dferhiht
the pfaeficablhty Of lighting the street WITH Inc
Brush Ight. OF the worth Oi the light ltseii. we
have more than 1000 lamps ~ use "a TINS country
TO-DAY. IN Cleveland the streets nave Deeh iIthi ed
for "A long time III Just the way We propose 10 lsnt
broadway The Brush Company has successfully
lchted the water front OF Montreal since jay
under a contract STIMULATING that tho light shall be
suicienfly powerful to cna bic TO read brewer
tvpe az n distance of 175 fcet. Tie experiment we
are about 10 make is purely an economic one oeIofe
closing with "a contract 70 lgAt square lmie OF
territory think that every hing VIII D. icadl Ior
the test on or before Christmas Eve. we nave al
ready received applications to light large nunoer
OF buildings in the district we propose to operate H.
have consented to put lights III one private mousse,
but | 90 not think there can be any economy III
rsing such lights i'll dwellings,"