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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A CHRISTMAS MATCH AT CREEDMooR.
CONTEs1ING FOR 151 PRIzEs-THE TOTAL NUMBER
OF ENTRIES CO..

OF ENTRIES G6f.
Christmas prize rifle match was shot at Creed
moor Yesterday. The match was open 10 everybody.
Rifles were loaned without charge and ammunition
WIS furnished free. The distance was 2OD YARDS
There were 151 miscellaneous prizes, valued at
S475, including cash prizes IN golh amounting 10
300 The morning opened clear and cold. There
WIS httle wind. and except Tor the cold the day
promised 10 he an excellent one for shooting. shoe
ing began ~ o'clock ana up To noon mere were d2V
entries. The total number oil entrIrs was oOl,
representing abont 200 contestants: The shooting
ended at o'clock. From 3 to o'clock special
target was opened for boys. Wlo uSed wentY- wo-
calhrc rifle at 30 yards. In the afternoon the
weather was less ay rable. There was str ng
wind from the northwest. when annoyed the mn
men great deal. Ii was worry cold ana the two
bon-frrs and the tent on the grounds Afforded little
relief.
Tie prizes were hung upon "A largo tree greatly
resembiinC a Christmas tree, which Stood II the
northern room OF the club h"use. The money pr zes
were hidden in cornuccpas and fancy boxes OF
candy. As soon a. the shooting concluded the
contestan 8 crowded around the tree and mani
tested much eagerness 10 get NJ the prizes ne ch
tlren do at "a Suuday-schOOI Christmas ceebraion.
In other rcspec 3. however. the crowd dd not
suggest a Snnday-school gathering. lh, pIz IS were
distributed III novel manner. Each one Was num-
heTed, and from n bag containing 4 set 81 dnpnca e
numbers the successful contestants took turns IN
drawing The maker Of the highest aggregate
score was allowed to draw ten tickets calling t'r
lies the second uan got eight tickets. tJe thld
six the iourih i've and others three two ara ore
each. The last s!Tpuzes we're awarded 10 the boys
under fifteen years Of age who made The best score
Following are some of % winner; ". Robinson.
making SO out OF possible 50 J, :. >pmd-
inp 45 A. steele, l.. w. Prce. \. ODonn'il ana
L. j. Donaldson. each a; S. Clark J. X Gro man
f. Alder and G.. l.. Nor O. - j. Man am, w. ":
Babore, J. Cavanagh. \. D. Ward. W J. L .dcrwcoi
and j. Myers, ~. thirteen made 10. sX 81, ana 80
on. OF ire boys the winners w,re Henry over
baugh. % :: J. : Grnhmar % &. Pauldne. j., 20;
A. J. Sammis, 20 q. i. Brewer, 10. and q. Wingatc
~.
Colonel G. w. Wneaie drew the largest cash
prIze-%2O IN gold o her priZ IS drawn consisted OF
smaller gold pieces, oXcS OF cigars and tobacco. or
ders for cases of wiue furniture. silk RATS cake
baskets etc One man created considerable amuse-
ment by finding in his package three sable COMA
dolls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
WY THE AR WUSEUM IS COLD.

General Di Cesnoa said Yesterday to TRIBUNE
reporter IN reference 10 the sudden st0ppage OF the
water supply Ia the MetrJpOit, Museum of Art. in
Central Park, that the engineer employed at the
Museum Told him, on Tuesday at y. M, that the
supply OF water was diminishing rapidly.
IL added that the easiest way 10
remedy the evil would be to tap she large nam
wncn runs through the cellar. Without permit
from the COMMISSIONER of Puuhc Works, however.
he could not do ii.s
" / AT once wrote letter" General d Cesnola con
tiuued. " 10 The Commissioned, and told the en-
gneeT 90 with il early next morn
ing Wednesday afternoon the engineer,
who had delivered the letter early, returned with
ont a permit NJ v assistant nad already sent an
official communication 10 Park COMMISSIONS Con
over. informing INN OF wants W. did not
loose an eLtire d1y III informing the Park Depart
ment, but Only two three hours at most.
IL mad obtained permission to tap tue main pipe
II would not lave been nece-sa 10 put out the
fires. As 10 ~ now It VIII require Orty-clght hours
10 warm the building comfortably. From present
Appearances, II seems that the Museum Will not DO
opened until alter the holidays"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
TRYING TO KILL HER MorHER-IN-LAw.

Mrs, Cnuger Gudcr. German woman, Is AZ the
Memorial Hospital IN Orange, \. j., suffering from
wounds which she alleges were inflicted by her
daul hter-in-law, Inoresa Guider. Mrs. Guider IL
Sky wears OF age She stated that she came from
Germany recently and had $3.50 in her possession,
which she placed IN the care 0i a granddaughter.
THIS sine SAID, excited the jealousy OF her son
Charles and ms wlie Theresa ana ten days ago the
latter entrIed her room AT O'cO ck IN the morning
and tired to strngie her by placing hand over her
mouth and afterward wrapped the bed clothing
about her head and endeayOTed to suilocatc her.
Failing m this the woman alleges, Theresa beat and
kicked her. breaking three of her RIBS he de-
posltton OF Mrs. Guidcr was taken by Justice smith
anu Marshal COnroy FRIDAY. aud Friday night tine
daughter .in-law WAS arrested on a charge OF
attempted murder. She afterward released on
bail She does NOT DENY making the assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
A YOUNG HUSBANDS FAITHLESSNEss.

William III Dart. of No. 1908 SummIt-ave., jersey
CITY Heights, was arrested Yesterday and lockei up
III the police station al HobOhen On "haige Of
abandonment made by hs wife. who lives with her
Parents In Newark-st., nobckcn. Hobart was the
extra gateman of the Metropolitan Elevated hall-
road IN the Eighth Street Station, who eloprd sew
eral weeks ago with young German gIri named
Henrietta Bornsc ,ener Hobart was arrested whe
attempting TO leave his honsr by sec0ud-stUry
window. lie was married January u. 1879, but,
II IL alleged soon began Ia negec his VIE, and de
serted her in september OF thai year. IL HObari's
pockets were found two Letters addressed To Miss
Bornscncuor, who Is staying with friends III Allen
S.! Ihis city. The letters were filled with bad
spelling and expressions of undying Affection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE.

Charles Schneider, alias CHESS, o young German
mechanic was arrested last evening at O'Clock at
house in Hester-sr., by Detective Dessert, of the
Seventeenth Precinct. on charge of murder. The
prisoner in company with several other persons
who are now ID the custody Of the police. engaged
in a quarrel with Charles Knause at ball IN tne
Concordia Hall. last October. Hot words led TO
blows, and Knause finally received heavy blow
on the skull from the effects of which he died. A
warrant was Immediately issued for Schneiders ar
rest. but he succeeded in GLIDING the police until
Yesterday. He was taken before Coroner Brady
last evening and committed 10 the TOmbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
LIGHIlNG THE CITY.
REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE GAS COMPANIES ASK
EoR AN INCEKAsGD CAPITALIZATION.

Pepres M atves of all tine gas companies appeared
before, the Board of Estimate and AppOr'lonnent
Yesterday and asked Tor "a larger Appropriation for
lighting the streets and pu. hc buildings i0r the
conII, q wear. There were present Charles RoOme,
president of the Manhattan Gislghr COMPANY;
John Z. nnedy, president of the Mutual; Oscar
,,uftrT president of the Harlem: w. r. Bull. presl-
DEM II The Central: Treasurer c. ". D0ane. OF the
New-York: and Whey A. Brick, of The Northern.
al The present rate of $50 lamp. Tic amount ap-
prOpr afrd .Or the present yeac was T49O.OOO LOT
lamp, d "a. For tine co ulng year 9431,oOO is
nj ccd IA the provisional estm ties. The represent
atIvcs ol tne companies say that they cannon sup
ply gas Tor the cry ior the coming year Tor nus sum-
ana declare that they have lost MONEY III the IasS
var. Trey a>k Tor an increase suhcient 10 ply
from SIS to 500 30 lamp. his would reqhlie an
increased apprcpIia'Ion of about S1O.OO" Inc
Board promised TO take the matter INTO cOhsidera-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
IEIsHAMERICAN REPUBLICANS.

4 large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Itish- American Republican Association was held at
Coor.r Union last evening. vice-President Isaac J.
Macabe presided A resolution was adopted. thanking
Mr. Cakns OF Indiana for presenting IN the House OF
Representatives resolution Of sympathy for the people
OF Ireland committee WIS appointed TO make ar
arrangements for the association to visit Washington
March H. the purpose OF participating In the inaugu
ration of President Garfield Toe officers elected Tor
The ensuing year President, James G. Lyons; vice
PRESIDENTS Denis Burke and Isaac j. Macca6e treas
urer Janes Damerv secretaries Cornelius Donovan,
Thomas Il BaunrrIDan and Thomas F. O'Malley. Tae
association will hereafter al Clarendon Hail ON tho
eecOnd Monday OF each month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
A SUPPOSED sHOPLlFTER ARRESTED.

Detective Schmtberger OF the lh.rtieth Street
Police was called IN Altmans stor,. at SiXth-aye.
and NIneteenth-st., Friday, arrest a woman
whose movements led to the suspicion that she was
a shopiter She was taken into custody, and when
searched large quantity OF jewelry, perfumery and
women's wearing apparel was found III her posses
sion She was taken before Justice Morgan. at the
jefferson Market Police Court. yesterday, and SAID
her name was Mrs. CATHERINE King. and gave New
ark n j.. as her place of RESIDENCE whore she sad:
her husband Is IN business. Two lace shaws found
on her were identified by Mr. Boyer, of k. II. Macy
a. Co., as coming from their store Two SILK
mufiers were known TO be taken from Arnold, Con-
stable 81 Co. She also had IN her Possession silver
chateiaInc watch, lot of fancy bottles of prrfum-
cry, seven linen handkerchIefs silk parasOl and
underwear and hosiery Of every description When
asked what she had 10 say, MIR. King replied
Nothing. Judge if do will be cOntradicted but
God only knows how l got into this trouble" She
was held 10 answer in 5000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HAMBURG. Dec ls-Arrved str Cimbria from NewYork
IyRaP0oI Dec ls-sacd strs Pembroke and Pharos both
ouEsSsrowN Dec ls-Arrived str Abyss.nia OBI. rom
ST. JOINS NJ DC is-Aruvod Sandman. from Liver.
nAIlfAS Dec lsArrrved, Nova seotiaa tBr. IRON
Sailed. str sarInstian. for Liverpool VIA Neville
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE Doc Arrived. strs Liscard. Livorpoo' W
Whildin Philadelphia. VIM Crane. Boston.
Cleared. Tli1a6en. rh-dogAa Enn9ne L,yergoS;
tnariesion.
Bosro> De IS-Brio Brntford CITY West isr,lepoc
Cleared. stIs Bassano Hull hiyer;ale MONMOUTH Dock
Sailed. strs Nictona Liverpool Mlianese London Glen
CH,SEsroN Dec is~Afrved str Moro Castle New ior.
Caroi us pSonia SsSa opo AZ He's Clly o.
H Asai%ore. N0"''O'"' virginia '"'@'''p"''
NEw.ORtRANs Dec is-tleared str. General Whitney,
NewYork Cadiz Liverpool Historian Liverpool Wandeer,
,Trlvss II AglSSs S. Y, YORK n. ren.
PmLApK.rilA Dec is--Arived sus Rattesnake, L,nn;
Roading. NeSbnryporE Harrisburg B'sto~ L cav
Cleared. SITS Roman Boston; cathanne Winding. Provi'
dence Regulator. NewNOrk Ashiad Charleston saniee.
poilsyc Chei ca Acinies New0uryport sDurs Bal
tlnore Rwling, Baltimore MaiianoA v isbon ~.x.
YORK: CITY OF savannah. NewYorS AZ Iybee ctr Waite
Cleared strs CITY of Macon, NewNofN Juniaia I"~
sailed strs Geo Appold Baltimore. City OF Macon New
YORK; Juniana, Philadelphia
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LoNnN Dec lS-Salied-0h inst Edna Gregory. laches
Capt Mancno; 10Th nst Alkor the latter ior S.syeS.
Axesen the for Ciar e-i"'
q Penp Kate Cnn loved Magellan, Norien CAD. s,na
PTccIOsa Oth INST crstina lr laot Tor Chai
Amicia Augusta capt Hilmer Tor New lois'
Buscaan Maiil Anna Capt Langcl onyx l1th ns'
Abel Alfred the Great the alter for Pen sacoll Amor an
adne CAPT Hausen the etter Tor savannah ma er
nell Farce the Latter FOR New YORK; Gustav Auoi ~.
savannah Hugh for bee; John hasbrcuk hsion,
Lntue -tewNt NeDo the after New York saio Sao'
18th Acmle cent che latter for Pensacoai uisDl'
HienmeL oucnt capt sweolyl. the iatIor Tor F'"'"
IrdIO. ,s,..
ArrVeil 2tR lust Herlof Heilotsen Nuoyi Maft h'ta
liza inst Alliance Ansaatyr Aqua Enr.oa stee"a - NV
latter Vt Plymouth. Su.lana
for Later Satp NsiosV any. sec SereHis f'ias'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
LAuNcn rnAr wAs Nor 4 sUccEss.

Many persons went vest .rday TO Jacob 5. Elhs's
shIp-yard lottrnviIc ;. L. To Witness the launch
of The new Sandy Hook pliot-boa Jdmo5 /. Laubat.
he iaunca was announced Tor $3.50 q. IA. A. that
hOur, everything beng III readiness, the blocks
were knocked from under the vessel and she gided
down the Ways Before the bow. however slipped
off, the became stuck III the NUT, much TO the
surprise Of all, u was believed thai there WAS
enough water float her. Nj. Eliis announced
that pOniOons wOnld be placed each side of tue
sci. aud Cat she would be Heated III at bigh tide.
Inc LanbI Is sad To be largest boat ia .hc
vice. Her dimensions are follows: "a feet Keel,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
Rear Admir-,
.SH[PPLNG NEU.S.
PORT OF NEW.YORK ....DEC. ls. 1850.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
Str Hadi (Rr Crogel Humacoa Dec 3 Ponce INayaguei
6 ArecID0 = Johns PIX o. with uidse and passengcrs
-tr state Of Texas Nicserson. Galveston Key West
with ndse and passengers to c II Mallory & Co
passengers Geo onE-.
suAioemarle. Maeb Lewes. Del, with mdse TO Old Demn.
Str Geo Clyde. wlnne, Charleston days. with uls.
tranconla, Bragg. Portland Me- with ndss and pas
Bait Antonio sala Mitchell. Boston ballast To wood
Brig Ahce Staples Trnxi9 II DAYS with hides etc to EZ
Schr Il Glover. Inge. so. Brunswick Ga. days, vita
naval Douer Potter; vessel to Warren Ray
cocoanuts 10 James w Elwe q Co.
sUNsET-wIND-At Sandy Hook. fresh. NV clear. Al
CITY Island NJ clear crp,pEn
strs City OF Liverpool tBrl. stnar' London Thompson
Coz Norman Monar'3 is husSs oS' rsSD
son Co; Helveua (Br, Rogers. Liverpool W Hurst
De Rnyer tBelg, Meyer Anwerr Faneh Edye co. ar
GER Neynaber bremen via southaml ton oerchs & 90
Rio Crandc Pennington Galveston Rey West. IL MAI
lory & Co. Western Texas Hines Por: ROYAL JacksonviEs
and Fernandna, c II Mallory & Cos Old Dominion Wa9er
stream. Ingram, Wilmington c. WIN clyde Co: Nor
Wafer Halphers Norfolk. Old Dominion Nesorleln
Halscy NeyOreans Clark K Seaman Il Knight, Cblche>
asa Tessr"on Saysnnah old Domnion IS Co CharIesou
7ockwood Charleston W Quinard d Co. Neptune. Berry
ships Heiwig GGerl Minssen. Hermann Koop Co
BARK otoae cita Reveo Cork for orders Austin Bad
win & Coz Eyyiya N9Il Bernstein Hull tunen 1--we = GO
tNori Olsen. Falmouth for orders, Tobias Co. Fila
de0e Aqs POdragO G1rs for GTsr e G
schrs Cohassef. Finley Boston. + Heney; unioa Br
Bros Ida Bniiird small baltimore Brett son & Co
bIqSaT HUI GplGra con- \ R9ye PasSe M Ray
STANFORD Mfg TO; Gowans WI iams. amford STANFORD
vi o GG k Hay caF Western rancS V Van sun
WasnzIa r sarl4w io GE1nde TO SUI via R'eanSns Va
Y Bates, Charleston, Evans BAH x 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
CANDIDATES FOR WEST POINT.

The committee appointed by Waldo Hntchins
Representative III Congress from the Allth District,
consisting of the Rev. DIR. Wlldes. Of Rlyerdalc.
chairman, VI. l.. Cobb. of sing Sing, James i: SauD-
ders. of Yonkers. and Jonn Berry, vi Mount Vernon
Yesterday held an examination OF candidates Tor the
cadrtshIp at West Point at the disposal OF Mr.
Huichins. There were twenty applicants, three OF
whom were rejected-One for beng d nonresident
Of the Cong essional District. and two OH the
ground of beng under age. The remaining seven
teen underwent a rIgld examination of the various
branches OF study prescribed. Tie Board Of Exam
incrs viii meet at the Office of J. p. Saunders in
Yonkers, Wednesday morning, to name the success
fnl Candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
SUFFERING FROM SMALLPOX.

Four cases of small pOx reported to the Board
of HEALTH yesterday. Two OF the patients were
Italians, Of No. 8 Mulberry-st., where there nave
been several cases before one WAS patient IN the
Mount Sinai Hospital, anG the fourth was a
man living IN Chatnam-st. who reported his
sickness al the Eastern Dspenslry where the true
nature of his complaint was discovered. They were
all taken To the Riverside Hospital.
Thirty-two men and women were taken yesterday
from the steamship Italia, which IL injected VITA
smallpox. and removed 10 Hoffman Island. The
immigrants, beng placed in separate apartments,
underwent scrubblng aud washing with beneficial
resIIlfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
AIDING RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS.

The Rus~lan Benevolent society Of New York was
OrgaHiz.d last JaDu1ry to assist Russian lmmi-
grants IA need of aid, 60 find WOrh Tor the uncm-
plOyed to pu the sick hospital and 10 send back
IL Russia hose no wish 10 return. Inc russian
Consul Gener H. l.. de h1rtc cwsk ana The Rev. y.
BlrrrIng. nave been aciIve III Organizing ana con-
ducting The society, winch nOW "a great nccd of
funds. Subscriptions NAV be- sent 20 OBJ" Russian
Consulate General or 10 tie Russian OunudoX
Chapel at No. 9jl Scc0ud-avc. Ia, report of the
society u printed ~ the December issue Of Tie
Oriental Church MaaNElne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
APPEAL OF THE FLOWER MISSION.

The Indies OF the New-YOIk Flower Mission make
Their annual Christmas appeal for evergreen trim
mimgs anu other decorations for the cIiy hospitals
and bright pIcues for the Insane Asylum; also for
fruit, jeiiIes, bcei-tea, or any KIND OF groceries
suited tor distribution among SICK poor persons In
tenement houses. The Flower Mission rooms have
been removed to No. 800 FOurJh-ave., and will be
open for the reception OF ali contributions Monday
and Tuesday. All those Interested in the work
invited 20 asalst ia making up and distributing
Christmas trimmings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
AN IMPORTANT DISAPPOINTMENT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 18.-An application
for wit OF mandamus having been made ill the Circuit
Court 10 compel the Governor and the Secretary Of state
10 issue certificate OF election to Mr. Stewart Demo
crat member Of the Legislature from Polk and Bradley
Counties it came to-day. AMI the consideration OF II
was posi- Don ii until January ~ The postDonemept OF
this the effect of giving the Republicans the
orgauz tion and control of the House OF Representa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Vjud,or HoteI-1he Hon. Stanley Matthews, OF
Ohio Ed:on Keith OF chicago f fns HSny,
Congressman Floyd KING, OF L0usana fygt ne'0e
HotI-Congrt Nelson W. Ad1ch OF Rhode isiano''
Breroort H0use-Lieutenant Auick Palmer u o. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

SO feet over ALL 21 feet beam, feet depth of hold
draught of water III feet. The cabins ana state-
rooms are finished IN hard wood. The Laubat y
owned by Staten Island and New-fork pilots. anu
will take the place of pilot-boat No. 10. she - 10
be commanded by Captain Coniord: OF Brnoklyn'
The total cost of the vessel is about 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

GETTING OS.-DlOccsan Inspector; Why did
J0..a.. Dreauc ~ u 81 Julian. burn ne pOucS
II tie Prophets al BshI nurt Boz (whO has been
stuuyng elementary chemistry: To make phosphorus
sir l-iJddV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
MARINE INTELLIGE NCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rise. 72O sun sas.. -. 434 Clock slow 2tn. lSi
Moon III es.. 1874 sonths 2:43 Moons age iay-.l7
HIGH WATER To-DAY-A. If.
SANDY HOOK 92D Island. 1000 Isl Gate ..1li9
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. VI.
HOOK. 9i1 isa1i- 1923 Hell Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
MORE SOCIALISTS FROM GERMANY.

Five more Socialists who have taken al active
part IN the propagation OF taer poll iaitn IN
Germany, and VINO recently expelled from
Hamburg by The Government decree. arrived in
this CITY on the steamship SuVia laS Friday. They
are August Baumann and Carl GIeuenbclg. COM
pOsfOTs of the Suppressed revolutionary GGichfS
Zafnng, of Hamburg, Carl Bttcke and Johann
JoachInsen, cigar dealers. and Ciirsuan Haas,
tailor. All are married men and have been Obliged
leave their wives and families behind them IN "a
sad p ght. The wanderers were greeted On lhtf
arrivals by reception committee composed Of New
York Socialists and were then taken 10 Socialist
Headquarters at Firner's Hotol, III Santo1-ot.,
where Il Tepast had been prepared tor them.
The of the TWO cDmpOsIiors may he taken as
q far iustI alton of the bitterness with which the
fight is being carried on Oy the German Govern
men;. According to their statements To "A IEIHUSE
reporter, they at first intended remaining IN Ger
many after their expulsion from Hamburg, and
sought employment III other towns. GreieuheTg
obtained "a POSITION III Hanover by winch he en-
abed to support himself and his large family Bur
The police soon Informed j. = employer that ne had
been expelled from Hamburg for revolutionary
rendea ces and he was straghtway discharged. Tue
two compositors then went to MainZ but the same
fate awaited them there, and after trying several
Otner large towns, where they Jared 10 better they
at last determined 10 leave their tatherand. lheir
families are being cared for Oy the different Socialist
organ cations, which, though prosecuted by the Gov
eminent, are dong much charitable WORK IN secret.
/ o provide for the ever-Increasing stream ot re-
figees from Germany and even Russia. Il large So
called Voks-air was begun last eye"lng at tn Ger
maria Assembly Rooms IL the BOHeTy. For the
last few days numberess barrels OF beer. kegs Of
caeT and bOttles of had been sent IN 10y fer
emf cbautabIy disposed German brewers ANA liquor
merchants, and the assortment of drinks on sale
was cOnsc Quently varied. The FESTIVITIES, con
sisting of vocal and instrumental music. reclta
lions anu speeches. were prolonged TIL lar INTO the
ught. he profits of the far Will be partly devoted
to the wants OF INDECENT Socialist emigranis and
partly TO the founding OF local Socailsi Journal III
the Engish language, 1t being the intention OF the
Socialists 10 enroll the American working classes i'll
their cause If possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
APOOR YOUNG LAWYERS CRIME.
ARRESTED FOR Trying 10 OBTAIN SOS UNDER
FALSE PRE1ENCES.

Detective Riggs of the BIookyn Central Police
Oflire arrested yesterday irbomus :. Dickerson.
age twenty-one upon Il charge Of attempting to get
money by false prctcnces. DIeKersou. who l. q
LAWYER at No New-Cha mbers-st, this city. was
employed by sebastian Bcamer, Of Bfooklyn. as
counsel IN a suit to recover money from his en-
ployer William j. Loan. Recently LOGAN rcce we'd
a note stating that If he would meet Dick rson m
the snit could be settled. Logan leaned
from Beamer that he he'd not Authorized settle
ment and bet ctIye Il Ggs was employed to inyes-
tigate the matter. An appointment WIS made by
l. gan TO meet ckerSon 10 Troy, Office YESTERDAY
he young lawyer did not appear, Dut sent boy
with the following uOte and a release app renty
public:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

limb was arnputated. The schock was so great
That lie died FRIDAY.
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W. j. LOGAN. esq, care Hon. Jani = 4 ~ EtrlO~ed
Won Will hnu neral release ana consent OF DIS Ohtiu-
nance in case Oi Bcamer ar- Logan, ana II You accept
the terms of rel you will be- 80 kgd a. 20 gV' the
bearer your ch"ck layanc bearer To- the amount 81
Sos and thas av al the Necessity oi beng dent fed
Oud come IN person but ritV nicG h' arr's' OF
one of NV clients TREBoNICs DICKINSON.
The detective followed the mess niger " no took
the reply ana arIcs eel DickcrSou. The lawyer SAID
that he was compelled TO rasc money ~ some way
and had attempted hls method. The signature OF
Beamer and tie notary public in the articles Of re-
lease are tOrgcres,