New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11

was Know TO tie members of the BrC yvSG
family. No, one could be o lonnc W vep
he knew how the murderers entered the mouse no"
they assaulted the woman ana also the lact s Cn"e
nothing had been taken from the IONS seni Hy''
thorough search had been made 0y re ianiiyi 49,;
Justice kleeker said that be thoueht ehVuen 80 80
dence rad been produced 10 snow lhat tneIe n"S
pro able cause for believing that Inc prlsohels n"
CON lllted the crime. He then nelu the t"o pio'i'
TO await the action OF Che L. ana jury ..,;o,,
Mr. Hoffman SAID AT the close OF the eXauiha.Ion
that he would have The prisoners CUT OF Jai' vi
wr,t of habeas corpus in less than two weeks.
TIE WHITE HOUSE DINNER SERVICE
A a,nlcote AUTOGRAPH set # the White House
rorcelain service made by iiaV'and e" w. "a
Limoges. for the Executive Manl.h h r. ~ ~
IL HSr.lav.st The set comprises 135 peccs dec
Grated with designs by Theodore H. DAVIS hlus''"'-
ing cxcus vcly American fauna anu nora - a.,
f. the oyster plates the coorS are laid upon ,ic
china clay under the glaze, both beng hTtu AT ne
sane time Five Biue Point oyster smells cover We
rr,ucinal norton of the plate, beyond when IL
rInster of the raccOOn oysters OF the SouIherh
States surrounded by seawced on background rep
yesent,np the ocean. The sOup-plaes arc shaped IKE
a ten-sIded angular bowl. the contour CONCERNING
to the base aud edges OF the anrei uoWeT' an ~
dian sitting on the verge of cataract the palmetto
cabbage the harvest moon shlulhg upon n hcIE OF
Indiau com aud pumpkins. mountain cabin
with tomatoes placed on board To ripcn III 'he
SIM green turtle craving between the iIpS o. an
Old wreck FLORIDA reel, clth-oahe II12
.itting on a stone IN n summer shower ana an ID
faeuoncd open fireplace ana swinging crane Oh
New-En land home are among the designs OF VIC
nnunlates The fish, platter is rectangular IN form,
H,,b The corners rolled aud enriched with gold.
The design represents huge shad struggling 10
free itself from the meshes oil Q hel: Eacn plaiS
gives a spirited representation Vi u1i0i'"' N "a
iisli in the water. -, ,;so.
turkey standing proudly out upon me snow aSai!isl
plates which are coupe IN form with narrow rim,
are the mayfower, bear which has disturbed Il
hive OF wild bees while his mate enjoys the situation
from underneath the trees. buffalo dying IN n
blizzard" surrounded by hungry coyotes,
coon hunt by torchlight, the collarcd peccary Of
Texas, deer startled and gazing at a JackIght,
and the "cranes' walk around" The game platter
offers canvas back duck floating about and pluck
ing wild celery. Several kinds OF game birds, from
be grouse and ptarmigan 10 the rice bTd are repre-
sented. .. , ... .s.
ing the fruit plates is a design showing New-Eng-
land sugar camp and another OF bears reyeillpe ID
nails of huckleberries, the owners or whicn nave
been frightened away. The artists studio Oh the sea
shore at Asbury Park is also shown Inc form o.
the coffee cup is derived from joint oil bamboo,
sprout springing from the eye Stimulating
the handle The handle OF the teacHp wnGn hs rs
fhe stem of n tea plant, the leaves decorating the
outside. the interior is delicate green the saucer
and outside beng enriched WIN ueau g9lu an III
dependent butter plate represents the leaf OF the
white water lily. upon which is a drop OF water.
KEPT A PRISONER FOR FIVE MONTHS.
Canaan Clnchey, of the Eighteenth Precinct
YESTERDAY arrested Annie liaunz, alias Annie llar
ysson The keeper OF disOrderly house at No. "A
Fast Twenty socond-st., on warrant issued by
Justice Bixbv on the affidavit OF Mary +. Ceilings
worth of White Mills, Penn, who was found III the
house by the police Wednesday night. On Wednes-
day Superintendent Walling received letter from
the father of the girl who rs employed In a glass.
blowing factory in White Mills, winch stated mat
FIVE months ago bis daughter had been lured from
her home and that he had information that she was
forcibly detained in house IN East lwehy-secOnd-
q
CAPTAIN Clinchey, giving him photograph OF the
yonng woman. The Captain. accompanied by De-
iectives Carey and Mulyy went to q NUMBER per OF
houses in Twenty secOnd-st., and at No. la found
the object of their search. On seeing them the
younr woman burst into tears. and SAID that she
had boen confined within doors for five months and
strictly guarded. On Thursday Mary was taken
before Justice Bxby IN the lOrkyille Police Court
where she made al affidavit against Annie HauIitZ
Tor keeping q disordcry house. The arrest fol-
lowed According to Mays story she was On visit
10 some friends in Brooklyn when she was lurcd
away. She had not been ylowed TO write to her
friends or 90 out of doors while there. Annie
Uaurjtz was held IN 81 900 bail for tIla and the
young woman sent to the House OF Detention.
HOW GENERAL GRANT SPENT ONE EVENING
General Grant was present at the entertainments
given by two churches last night. During the first
part of the evening he attended the fifth annual tea
party aud concert of the Sixtyhst Street Methodist
say Parker is pastor. and later he visited
the fair of the Madison Avenue Congregational
Church. At the concert Mis-. Florence Rice
Knox was singing solo when General and Mrs.
Grant entered and took the seats which had been
reserved for them in the middle aisle. Mrs. Rice
KNOX was heartily appiaudcd, and sang " Mrs.
ofty IN response After the concert refreshments
we're served at seventeen tables. presided over by
Nrs r. IIaulcnbeck Mrs. L. b. Kelley. Mrs J. Rud
dell. Mrs. Danks. Mrs X. Layery Mrs: Charles
mer Mrs j. Hlscock. Mrs. LoweTre. Mrs Fitzpatrick,
Miss Morrison. Mrs. j. Mackey, Mrs. A. Fowler. Mrs
NJ Roberts and Mrs Umbericld.
General Grant and Mrs. Grant arrived at the Madi-
son Avenue Church FAIR at 10 p. m When the ex-
President appeared he was greeted with enthus-
astic applause and the waving OF hats and handkeT-
chiefs. Taking position III the centre OF the hall
the General shook hands with many of those
present, slaiwart policemen keeping tho people
in line The fair viii remain open until next We'd