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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
. CONVICT ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE.

The trial of the Italian, Onofrido Mangano, foT The
murder Of Charles Williams, coi0re1 a n rel,rm
convict In the State Prison at Sing sing, on DcceH
Der g. was begun in the Court of oyer ana l'rihu'I
al White Plains yesterday. Tha prisoner IS lhHICto
for murder IN the first degree The hrI wines as
a convict ut The state Prison IN sing o!hg ! IT,
cOgnize the prisoner one of the conVlctS 'hcIe.
On December 9 was in the kitchen adjoining the
dining room / saw the prisoner there about an
hour before dinner. | also saw ChaTleS NllIliiihs
thcrr difficulty arose between Williams ana
lame Italian convict named C2rnela We WIZ coz Fr
gagged in pecling potatoes. Nl,IIaiS StIurh ;
nea with a broom. After the ARRAY bad been gong
ON a few minutes ManganO passed me WIN K,.iiIIIo
and stabbed Williams with 1t III the neck. VIII
Jams had not assaulted Mangano ant was trying o
get out Of his wa when Mangano followed ana
struck the fatal blow. Manrano hen went pa1h
perling potatoes with the knife ne had iSe, III Sla
bling " .llIans' On being crOSS-rNamlncd tne VIII
ness said thai Corneta had made us OF 1olsFe
epi,h to Williams, who then slIu'A OulH'.d
with Il broom. CoTneta TOOK up 3"tth ll',' NJ
tackled Williams with it. Williams then ur"pp.d
TIE broom and took up n Stool WIN DntH
hands aud raised it up in ,ronl Oh ,I,Grne.a.
Jos" Crhurn tried to separate them. NlaiEano
and Williams had previously appeared 10 nc, on
friendly terms and Mangano ~ not assaulted OF
ru,u led by Williams on thc occasion.
Ai.cr Charles smith, ano her convict and Dr.
Hiram Batber the prison physician hau be.n tN-
ahmed, Leo Won HCrn who was discharged rom
the prison at Sing Sing on MouoaE laSL
fruk fine witness stand. H. said that hc
was In room atJ1lning the k'ch'h' "u'Ic III
could see what occurred. lie hoIgrd ti!t some,
lulhE very liNeN was bluE vi ~ W" Nll'l'''
ti.r perceived thai IL was a quarrel accom- panied
by blows i lame Italian, with piece ui board or
plank was striking Charles W ilauS, q negro.
Then Williams took his sci piece ol board, and
gave The lame Italian, Coructl, blow on The
head. " c the two were fig ting, MangHHo. VINO
wa, p,rllng potaO,s cd not appear 10 take any
uolIcc OF wn & was gont on, but en- the lame
Italian received blow fOn Williams Manc1uo
seized "A broom, and bo,h hc ana torncta went at
Williams. VINO, seeing the two arrIycd against
him, tried to Win raw, and stepped bacH
20 the arch opening to the dinint-room. lie WAS
pursued ny ia gluO armed with a stool or char
Tucu was taken from him by the steward. Man
-auo tucn took his knlf AMI sta bed Williams witA
it under The left ear. The negro sail not llus Wn"n
stabbed, but raj eel IN, han y hnmu dIItelE a,t'r
tie blow was struck .4aElauU WIpct the uIa4c ul
the knife on his sleeve. thca went back 10 his
work OF pcc.InC % dtOc5 with It.
The Court adjourned uutI TINS morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

aISGATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
SIM rses 7.2il Moon SETS. OS7 clock last. 2nO4s
SIM acts 80. I.4l Moon sOuthA GA hOOnsage, Gays, !
HfGu WATER TODAY. "
Sandy Hook i.li GOV. Island. ljS Hell Gate. 5f7
HiGH WATER today. Il.
sandy Hook l.iI GOV. Island 22i Hen Gate. Alb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28

crew of the Lfe-Savin- Station At Sandy Hook and
as she was found TO he leaking, was anchored III tue
Lower BaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
DIR. RiDWlrS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasteess elegantly coated for the cure OF all lis
orders Of tie stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache, constipation, cOStiyeness indigestion,
dyspepsia biOIsBess, bilious fever inflammation OF ta
bowels piles aud all arrangements Of the internal yscera
PRICE 2J CENTS PER ROX, sold by ell druggisss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
SAN FRANcIsco 27Arrived steamer City of Sydney
from Sydney NSW. via Auckland and Honolulu.

SAN Francisco. 27-Arrved steamer City of Sydney
from Sydney, NSW. via Auckland and Honolulu
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON Dec 25-Saed-26th inst Addie II Cam for
Charleston, Kadron. Mary Ll@ron. both for Baltimore
Arrved-2Oth inst Johan HsnseD Huova Virginia; 2lse
Ageroen Margherta: 23d inst Countess Of Derby;
oath inst Felix Innoceuts, Jens Brandt Goth inst Jose
phine Capt SMITH Sidaw. Texas Hth Inst Mary Capt
Alsxanderl. the latter OF DungenessL
LIVERPOOL Dec 25-Arrived bark Jams Nielsen mon,
Berg Wilmington.
CISCO
New.YOrk bsrks Ruth Palmer (Br, Good, Phlldelphia
ThsIassa NOR, Jansen, do.
21~Sailed ship Oneota (Br). owens, Philadelphia.
IFsr Lalsr ShipDIag YeosU sbL -, 6IZt PsJGi
Announcements
Beautiful teeth are priceless jewels; daily
brushing with Lyon $ Tooth Tablets viii do the work.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
l44 gton.aye near 23tI.st HOIrs Sd sntj soL
Attention TO G3lteneL
LUNDBoRG's PERFUME,
Marechal Mel Rose.
RUPrURE-Relieved and cured by Dr. J. A.
cpa office, 21l broadway Consultation iaY' d0l1a Tues
day and Saturday Branch ohca, 3O2 WanatsL, Phaiel-
pha Consultation days Wednesl lay Thursday AMI Friday
The ladies who sometime since were unable
out having taken Lydia T.. Pnkhans Vegetable Com
pound quite recovered ana have gone on Their way
jOcing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28

QUALIFYING A SWEEPING AssERTION.-SO-
pho after nearing about rrinAl: q. clare shall
not believe wurd man says 10 They're an LagbW
Beatrice For shame, bOphlcI sophie QcgretlIlyl
/" At least al the nice Ones aEe"-lPunGh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
Health of Body is Wealth Of Mind.
RAILWAYS SiRSAPiRILLIAI RESOLVENT

Pure sound hesh strong bone and clear skin
would flesh rm. bones sound, without
cafes and your complexion fair use RAILWAYS sAlL
SsPkRILLIAN RESOLYENT.
Remedy composed OF ingredients OF eIraordnsry medical
propertes rsoua purity heal repair and inyigoate tho
broken.own aud wasted bo1y-QUIC lex, PLEASANT, SAFE
and PERMANENT in its treatment and cure
No matter by what name the complaint may be designated.
whether cr0iua Consumption, syphilis Ulcers sores,
TtmOrs Bos Erysipolas at-Rheum diseases OF tho
Lungs Kidneys Bladder. Womb, SKIN, LIVER Stomich or
OSps either chronic constitutional the virus OF the
disease IL the BLOOD which supplies the waste and builds
and repairs these organs and wasted tissues OF the syso
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
RADWAY & CO, 80 Warren-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
WHAT THE SOCIALISTS PROPOSE TO DO

The Socialists Convention continued its sessions
yesterday at the Steuben House IN the Bowery; anu
at urn Hall in the evening :. NaldrOn. of PhIIa-
delp!na was the chairman. {. Stoddard and /: j.
Maguire were Re secretaries. Ii was stated that
the Socialists intend to start daily paper IN tins
CITY printed in English. which Will be called Tie
Standard The object Of the new paper "ill he - 70
advocate the rights Of labor, AM to disseminate the
theories of Socialism among the Engllsh.spedking
classes" Much time was consumed IN discussing
the plans in REGARD to the proposed paper The
COMPROMISE which the Socialists made win the
CrrenbacH party in 1880 the subject of cDnsld-
eTable discussion aud comment. At the evening
meeting the committees reported progress and the
usual harangues upon what the party intends To
do 70 amelorate the condition Of labor in the
fnture were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
sEoUELs OF THE SOUTH STREET FIRE.

At a.meeting of the Fire Underwriters yesterday
q committee consisting of Charles Hascy, Alfred
Peck DAVID Auee. L. r. Kennedy and George d..
Patterson was appointed to take charge of tine un-
identified property saved from the burned bonded
warehouse at Nos. Il and ~ South. ST. Another
committee was appointed TO take charge of the
property in Nos. 10 aud "a. The committee con-
sisted oil Charles Halsey, Samuel ID. Bldgleu, John
H. Oakley. Charles Sewell and George NJ. Colt.
The burned buildings were still smOuldeuug yesCr-
day biost of tie tobacco taken from the ware
bOnses was transferred to Nos. Z72 and Pa Water
st. by special order OF the Government authOritos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
Announcements.

Beautiful teeth are priceless jewels daily
brushing with Lyon Tooth Tablets viii do the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
144 Lexington. near 23tsL IO1TS, SD snl % L
Attention TO G3ltlensL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28

TRYING TO HAVE SHOWCASES REMOVED.
A resolution was presented in the Board OF Al
derIaen Yesterday recurring all persons 10 rem vc
show cases from the sidewalk N FOurteenth-st 10
a certain extent the owners are protected Al this
blockade by an ordinance passed in 1917, granting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
WANTING MORE MONEY FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

" Wv NI7111D N14tIAfl'
The Board of Estimate and AppOrtiOument yesteT-
day listened TO al garments by Commissioner IhOmp-
son of the Department OF Public Works. calculated
10 show that the various items he had asked To- are
needed TO benefit the city. lie was especially
anxious that an appropriation should be made for
The prevention OF waste OF Crot0n water; 10 in
crease the appTOp iation for repairing streets aud
avenues from f342, 900 10 Si1OOOO ana also TO in
crease the Appropriation Tor. laying Croton pipes
from S235. 62i 10 100000. Owing to the absence
of President Asten. OF the FAX Department the
Boarl could take no definite action on Commits
,innnr IhnmnAnnla rrnuest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
LUNDBoRG's PERFUME,
Aarechal Mel Rose.

The ladies who sometime since were unable
out having taken Lydia e. Pnkhans Vegetable CON-
pound quite recovered ana have gone on Their way re-
jOicing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28
STATEN ISLAND.

SrhpLrTON-The Rev. Father Lewis, OF CLItOn,
is having new chapel erected IN Broad-St, staple
ton Supervisor Bcchtcl IS 10 furnish the bell 1oT
the new cdlhCc.
RGcHMoND-Dr. Clarke physician of the Rich
mond County JAIl in his report TO the Board OF
SUPERVISORS suggests that some provision be maze
to have the youthful prisoners kept apart from
those of mature age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28

Thomas V.CatOr, VINO Was elected 10 the Assembly
from the lid District on Lhs Anu-AOLOUoLy ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-28

The suspension Of the standard Inwarc Com
pony OF No 81 Clli-st., and Of Fir-t-ayc. and /,
tirtb..t WAS announced Yesterday. The company
was incorporatrl IN January. 1850. with capital
.toc, of 900. The liabilities are currently re-
pnrtcI AT about 500. 600 4. NJ Jacobs a Brother,
ieoIcrs i'm clothing nj No. i9~ Buwcry aud No, 81
Lignih-ave.. made an assignment Yesterday 10
rIilip Bruiaun giving prefer noes a.. TlO,TOs 30.
The lIaMli.ir., for merchandise ana borrowed
ar. -''T 600.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-25
EScauSHas.
TIE SUN FOR 1881.

EvsEIbnar rad ne S-. In tks
Siii0Es iE1s EsSsRp-r ;hro-zkosf
he! sA- 70 e0=s sTsgto5T viii TAD
i Al the T0ri1's s<<,. 60 pre<HnA
IA; the reader viii g.: ihs greatest
Eozni Of icf9r=Ktioc Si:h ! le...
1pro1iAsls .Ip-ciita-s q! nzs a.A
sJt SIGHT TE< So lag aga dIscuured
he soltsn mean between red-,daEt
tslln-ss and ursaustseto.y t..Ii.y.
II Nzek oi tia: sort o. r.s. skieh
4tP<c6s less 1Pon its rtoozrizsS ir-
2ortAcee tkEn upon its i.t.rss4 q E..-
ard- Froa morning 10 .orr5rx IA
Sss psisis = eo8tIEzsd s.r-r If iks Eyes
,! real Dsn and T0.B@n AID a TIA,
dseds. PlE.s, lSTss. hates AL iroxk.A
his story l. Eors varied az zee a.
HrestfEs iEAn EEy g1EEss lkA. va
s7sE devised.
Ill Good writing N ever Gina
Ii fT-hpe% originality. tce-n1.-d
ieSeT11 u tie treatment Q! even szh
ct
". Hgaesi ec--sui. II. SKA,
sSb4i - to speak cat ts=.i.ssly sbyu.
o.n and iEiCgs.
'. EgUEl ezudor in i~sEIirz Nah .aeh
political parry. and equal rsAd!ress TO
:1.Esrd vtLi il pFsiSEorfky or 70
-rblke shat i b!sg sbls Il Denoer1, or
E~sp1JIela-
Vi. 4J-glg:s inispss5sre. Of p.rti-
IN organization, tat uuSASsring low
lily 70 tEae Democratic principles. Tls
Sza believe tia. tEs G.TsrEDsEt pkich
TIE Constitution gives I. IL = good crs
- keep. Is notion O! duty /. 10 rssss.
> it, 7tmnst power tie tEyfts Of -.n
~ the EsFab!Iean party 70 A.: -.
Iro;bsr form o: sovsrr tusu; II plEc Of
:sAt EE:eh eIIs;s- The year lSsl And
he years Im~tl-iil;sly !gll,viEg will
y:ObsHiy decide hi. suprsIn.ly Iupor-
au; contest. Tt,SzE BELIEVES that The
Uet0ry ul!l De N!;h tie people a. sgaip,i
he EiuE- for monopoly. nth Rings for
pluuter. and The nLgs Tor Imperial
p3vsT.
Oar terms are - i~g.lYys:
For the Daily SsH. a fouf page sheet
4 IN suty-sigEt colGuLs. The price by
nAil. pot paid, j. g cents = mouth. or
$50 a year or. IEC!ziIug the Sunday
2aPsr, al eight paE- sbesI % fity-siI
columns, the PI-e !s t5 esrts q month,
1910 = wear. p0siaE- psid.
The sunday edition q IL. SAG is also
furnished separately =; $40 = year.
p7srag= PAID.
The price Of The W,,E'y SEA. eight
PAr--. niiy III columns. !. a year.
oostage paii. For c!lbs q ten sending
10 Ne vIil send al eItTa copy free.
Address: !. ". ExoLIxD.
Publisher Of TEE SEX.
New York City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-25
otIce.

Land ONCE at Eureka, Nevada.
June Z, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention
to mike final proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register aud Receiver at Eureka, Nevada, on
TUESDAY. July ~, 1881. viz; Homestead APP
plichti0m No II. Nuunnu Wines. for the =.
Of y. T.. y, and Lots l and 2 Of Sec. z ZIP. ~
y. X. - l..
lie ma mes tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiya.
ton of said land, viz; j. II. Shoemaker oi
Eureka, Nevada. J. l.. Wines Of Eureka, New.
wly;uST.n nomdas OF hnDy Wv ""u
r. II. mNCKLEI. Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
CARING FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

Susan Wright, teacher in Ward school no o.
recently wrote to the Board Of Heath, complaining
of the cruel practice of dressing children III 100
abort clothes The letter referred TO the Society
FOR the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. festei-
dav President Gerry replied that II was impossible
for the society to interfere the general complaint
preferred by Miss Wright. but that II w4nlI act
promptly on evidence OF any SPECIFIC act OF %linl
dered that the rear tenementhouSe at No. rs wash
inetonst he vacated unit for want OF repairs TO
sarva as n dwelling for human beings. IL belongs
&C. ,ba 90 estste of Edward Burke. Forty cases OF
smallpox were treated i'll the RIver'.ue Hospital
last week Twenty.sIx new cases were reported.
The following cases OF CONTAGIOUS uisoa'cS "eio
ycnorted Last week to the Board OF Health:
Week Typhoid Scarlet Cerebro spinal Mea piph, siaa
ending Fever. Fever msni2s'us s "a nos I0s 70
Jap.29 l7O ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
STEAMER MovExENrs-roREraN PORTS.


LIVERPOOL Feb l-Arrtved strs AMOR (Br). Baker fron
Howes from Noodle; Guillermo QspanI Lazuragga roI
ANTWERP, Feb l-sailed str Iceland Bels Meyer. fol
NewYOrk.
CRooKHxvRN Feb Passed City Of Richmond, Leitch
from New. York for Liverpool via Queenstown
LARsE. Feb lSaled str state OF Nebrasks braes nom
Glasgow for NewY0rK. !,
HAVANA, Feb lArrived str City OF MEXICO heynods.ffom
Vera Cruz SewY0rk. .
HALIFAX Feb l-sailed str Newfoundland for st Johns
Nj
STEAMER MOVEMENTS-AhERICANP PORTS
BOSTON, Feb I-Arrved. Tarifa Roberts. Liverpool;
AmOre, Park sunderland Bassano, Moiman, Hull Aller
town 5wazey, Philadelphia
Cleared. str Palestine tBrl, Whiteway. Liverpool
Sailed, str Istrian.
pelow str Navigation Williams Mediterranean ports.
POgTIA9 Feb 1Arrived str Toronto Gibson, Liverpool,
DELAWARE BREAKwATER Feb l-Arrived str supposed "a
PiLADEIPiiIA Feb lArrved strs Ohio. Morrison. Liver
pool 49,, ,,.,..,
BALTIMORE Feb l-Cleared, stTs Cleopatra H3shman
Charleston: Saragossa, Hooper. savannah.
CHARLEsToy Feb 1-Arryed str City Of Atlanta. New
York
sailed air Win Lawrence, Baltimore.
NFwOELEANs Feb lat the Passes-saleG. sur WandereE
Cleared strs city Merida Vera Cruz Cuban Liverpool
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON Feb 1-Saed 10Th ult Assyra, Oinda 2s;h us
Pride Of the ocean RomOO 3rt ut Houtn The later
for N,w.YOrx (lwsenee: LIST inst. Norwegian. -.
Arriyed-2yth IL g. Architect. Nellie 4 Guest 3Lst UT
Morris GIen Monarch John Bunyan. III Morse Meho No
kicOTdo, Saranac.
FOR Later Ship Necs " anu sec FOt Pave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
THE MINES or IDAHO.

Judge T.. S. Anderson, of Idaho, delivered II
lee uc las evening Ool,rc tie bullion tlub on tao
g Interests of that Territory. H. stated that tho
crnl resources OF Idaho wore comparatively unknown
until within three years, and that some Ut Tho
richest " Ina bad nren discovered last June The
INNING belt was 300 miles IN width ana rKtcnGcl
from Sou htrn Idaho nUrthwuld through Monlana intO
the BRUSH Posse -siOrs.
in thr western part, lie fn'd gold wGs abundant. bu
the silver milne, were situated II iir eastern
part o. the Tcri.Or,. The first mines were almost
cuNv,y plac r." INT since he discOycIy tho veins
Of smcliuK and milling ore ~ the WOOD River Region
many mines had been dcvclOJed with ubu-u success
ana profit sdcring tie lack OF capital and nnuy Ia
cii ties. Tie difficulty OF trnntpurtnon, 0wG t" thelh
of raiirOa,is an. she iArk az thpl Iere tho Oh
staces TO the speedy develop mcn M Tho mineral wta
or the Territory MhnY ues hid been mar ted out aud
n Few OF L ese hau since worked. Int.i 40 tia nv
erarc yeld from {, OF silver varied from 100 4
So 800 and probabl &c S23O ton.
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foot of Second-st. Monday afternoon. and was In
stantly killed. He fell distance ofseVenty Iee''
NEWARK.

foot of Second-st. Monday afternoon. and was in
stantly killed. He fell distance OF seventy 1eet'
NEWARK.
So much privatiOn and distress has been cauSe.t
among the Door by the severity OF the WlnteI
steps have been taken to organize system OF re'iei
by soliciting subscriptions.
A scafold on which two carpenters were at worH
at No. 116 South Thrteenthst, fell 70 inc gr9mS t,
n distance of twenty feet Monday. OeOIRe Oi9'"
and Frederick Brown were both seriously lnJured'
Catherine Corners, of No. AT South Ienth-st.,
was arragned in the Police Court yesterday oh !"
charge of beating her husband and threatenlns ~
take his life COnners the husband, Is SIX leet tail
and his wife is nearly Of the same heght anu sVou'y
built.
The new Hook and Ladder house in Bergen-st.,
which was fully furnished and equipped WIN dp
pa-atus six weeks ago. has stood idle owing 70
difficulty in the Common Council Committee nav
ing charge of il TO agree upon tho selection OF ne
company. The Mayor has provided guaiu lod .tio
house until the committee makes the appointments
NEW-JERSEY.
ELIZABETH. the Court of Oyer and Terminer
of Union County, at Elizabeth, yesterday motloh
was made tor q new trial for James Johnson
cOiorcd man, who was convicted soiue IliV "so :"
murder in the first DEGREE III having Killed oamuel
Williams. at Plainticd, on the nlgho OF september
II, 1880. On the evening OF the killing Tue a tWV
men had quarrellod. Johnson drew pistol anu nieu
four times at Williams, one ball piercing The heart.
Judge Van Sickle, before whom the lnoiion, was
made, took the papers aud SAID that he wouiu give
his decision Monday.
LONG ISLAND.
HICKSVIILF.-WIthin the past week there nave
been over dozen deaths from dlphtherla anu pncu-
monia III Queens and suffolk Counties. Two Sons III
one family AZ Bsviledied at short intervals from
pneumonia.
Long ISLAND CITY.-The jury in the case of Cap
tam Smith who sued, in the Supreme Court, tne
Standard Oil Cor Dany for tue loss OF his caa Doat,
loaded with coal, which was sunk III Ne%t owl
the company vas responsible, Yesterday retuTheU /"
verdict giving Captain Smith o|,UOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
VIOLATING The LOTTERY LAW.

r 1911 -, the Yorkvle Police Court yeterday
ta Sns%rr charge Of selling policy sps Michael
VBren twenty three years of aye, OF NJ. 2io East
,,;J Nv 0Hiccr Cuff TO enter Keefes place aud
p p4cnase os 0 Ss lie sad that he saw Krre aud
told hun thai he wanted 70 Psy the n%mosI ri
naod Ia NANNY on tie shelf kecie denied the
api %ygG Wl;ren admitted that he had been
arrestet nt least SIX times aud keee was DISCHARGED
~ Ine c"mplaint of Thomas Manning, OF No. %
~ n vis,0rsi I hin UooC4 Nas required 10 procure
bonds IN $500 by Justice Wandell Yesterday at the
Tonba Tor dealing in Kentucky Lottery tickets al
M DOO Nlott-Si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
AIWryTY-FIVE MILE WALK.

The interior of thu American Institute Bulllih@
la, night presented scene, similar to tho'r seen
Gullug the late walking match. Inc occasion 'nat
injured over 800 persons to journey through the
bindlng silo " slori1 va, an intended t"chlN-nFr
mile walking lno ch for 81 900 and the champion
ship of Alcuca, bctwrcn l.: t. lioiSKt, oi .m ,,'
have good records as walkers. aud have beaten
thor opponents III numerous contests. ne MAX
brpan al TAB o'clock and at the second nlIr - '-
col missed Uoskc aud kept the lead until ll"l'ke
left Inc track at te fourth lap Of the wenty-'cconu
mile. DrlscO continued TO walk unill thG rri' re-
Thomas McEwen, stopped hin at the end OF Inc
twcnfv-thirl mile thinking II unnecessary Tor MN
"a conplotr the twenty-five miles. Dnsco!l beat tIc
hest American record tar As lie went.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
AID FOR THE wRECKING STATIONS.

The New-YorlS State Auxiliary of the Wonans
Nauonal Relief Association, acknowledges ,he re-
TO tbe Dol Regiment AImOry during the months Oh
December aud January:
Mrs. William A. Wueelock. $3.50; Miss s. Elz"oG ~
Cclcy Al Miss Agnes stOrrsVcidsr IL MI SpCr 81
Mas & over 81; A Friend 25". Mrs. A. L. [. NGN-
p0rt so An Establishments mite, ! MIS- t. Al; ,i'.,,
~ Nj. Lennox smith 50; MrWm Al ~ rmt'' TnV 1"
r'ouiug; Mr. j. w. Coe. piece bue hlun'l .n W., -
Mr.. Cue dozen blarAets; Mr.. Ahnrr o,oor;' pam
Go Am Bible SOC, bibles; MI H. i' , To-, and
Liaukefs: Mira Ucorge Keuck, bundle 81 cloIli,E nv"
3bi@nfe- Mr. stephen Cn',cr hurdl. 81 G'' Tntr.
Nra IorS wood bu.dle OF clio hn:i MIS- H. ID.
nndn nj ci"ln". MIS- Charles j. IIackley, 0unnIe OF
ci"hng through Mira Charles f. md
h,ulris NJ hlh,rT Summary, caIIihGerooc - ~
c0tung; srs. JOscpn Merks. bund 3l CIR ,,i ,t,r
H. o. ,oinr, box ~ stocking VI : ii' ti y, n,t
nm mudln Of clothing; Mrs. g. Kent Dn diF o, ru, -
inc . Mis-, I;u--cl hunGle OF clothnE; l"o rfVuuS'
bupde OF clothing and pair blaHkctS'
Thu. Now-Yo.k state Auxiliary has sent SIX DoH' 5
To Lifcsav1nr stations AMI has two nole leany 'o
SHINING. Gifts of blankets and wearing apparel as
we'll as money, are most acceptamc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
THE p,vN FIRTH CONVENTION.

The Grand District Lodge, No. !, independent
Order Bnai i rlth IcsulncG lts session at y. IA
C..,trrdov nj Fifty Gilh.st and Tmrd-avc. An APP
nj cation for a charter to lOdre about to hC "s'ab-
Ishrrl in PitiSicld, Mass, was granted. hr ease
nf Hrni,,uIn MAYER of Edward Everett Lodge. who
cn,uu, ftr1 suicdc i'll the Sing sing prison. was
then taken up. i resolution was passed dlirctihE
the Committee on ELGownenis to pay 9I'o,' 10 me
dent of the District Grand Lodge, No. to crnSr'
EDWARD Everett Ledge. No 81, lor It's laAIly III
carving ont the law Uf the order.
TGr mo I itnunrtant matter before the COnvcn.
tion was the question OF lOunciing Home Tor Aerl
and Inirn Hebrews. and several hours were spent
fnr thr Home. and TO use lots az YOnGcrs owned by
the society