New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
GENERAL NOTES.

mayor hinS, of Philadelphia, having demon
sfsted on the Fourth OF July that the law agait ,h
se " fireworks can be enforced, now proposes 10 put a
scp to the carrying Of concealed weapons IN TIA, ~
Inc Mayor says; "We cannot arrest a man o. sus,cson
or carrying pistol, but when ne IS apprehena.s On
o'her charge and search discoscs "a deadly veans, D.,
shall be subjected to the faes: penalty The ordinance
against fireworks protected By STRIKING !, M, :,
the folntSinhead, the manufacturers Let this cas- Ia
parallel Gunsniihs ana dealers in Firearms should
nor DC permiited 10 sell deadly weapons indser,,-
the authority waeh the law e! s'seiEcy applying
receive hc thanks Of every citizen Who lIas sens ~, -
Is one OF ihe most prolific sources OF crime - ~ '
The trial of Midhat Pacha and his fellow
PRISONERS TOR ire murder OF the saltan Abdul Aziz was
heid in sor OF tent mproyiscd for the occasion A.,
open space had been surrounded and rooted win ,,
al one end OF which as placed = raised ,la.eov :, e..
form ~ "a horseshoe, with bench covered win -,
D1lz" running around it. In the centre were ,.,r
glided chairs for the judges. To the LEFT were sea, Tor
me secretaries, and on the right was chair Tor M n,
lie pross ,Gtor. Immediately IN front of Tie h,, 80,
separated from the public, WAS large excavato, ",
iee deep IN which the prisoners were placed n, "a
lex OF the presiding judge, a table below lie h.rcb
were seated the prisoners advocates five II, ,,t,,,
SeveI' or ne accused betrayed much uneasiaoss ard
aiea' ut ad.at I.cha entered the CONT With ,r@u
writes thai entire imIariiaii.y chaiac;erized ~ ~
S'ctuGS. Inc prisoners were allowed eyer, cr.,s, =
,hsnaSe ana 40 attempt TO interrupt their Statement
Was made by the Judges. ~ 9'''' 1'i'-'s
Through the proposition of Harvard COLLEGE,
L" ih"hc q pufc park or the Arnold Alior,fnFo ,.,,
certain conditions Boston has rare chance n socur,
beautiful pleasure ground at small expense The ar
ooreU0n grounds comprise l20 acres OF hill and d,,
through which flows a fino stream of v,t.r Tb. a.,
designed to furnish in actual growth at least one i
mon OF every tree which be raised upon their ,n
ihe proposition which Boston has the onnor,,,n .,
accept Is thai the city shall supplement the 100 ser H.
longing to Harvard College by the purchase a, fry,
eight additional adoining the arhoretan u,5s
81 dnerent poinis and that when the has
neen made the city shah bald through the eur -o,
cray carriage road, the OF this road and The r
lection OF The grounds by fences otherwise 10 cns-
tute the Sole expense Of the city forever after
All the pefecng aud carrying az the afiorctun, "a.
suc ana The condition OF the grounds as a pullc nar
would fal TO the and xptnse OF the cnecr tho ,
parties being bound mutually 10 perform their rsec
i've trusts The Boston Journal fears that the rr,ros,
non OF the Harvard authorities. being associated Win
Scliea park scheme the magiius.e which ca,scs 80.
poson on me part OF many " he fear lavish *
pchuiturc OF the public funds, cvcntuailg Iva
thS1d 10y the rnling of the various srings couoaer
ing one park project with another In that even,
me Journal Boston WIZ lose golden opportunity
"lch viii never ne presented again. Tier, 4, a.. an
4tner city IN The Union but would gladly avail ilf -
.ne opportunity 10 eecJc arbOrctiul Bat Daston
s'alids alone Ia beng able TO secure one"