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New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
TERDICTS IN TWO MURDER 1RIILS.

The trial of Bernard Fitzpatrick. the ex-police-
man, who was charged with The killing Of Policeman
Norton. ended yesterday III the Court of General
Sessions in "a verdict of mduslaughtrr in the third
degree. At the opening OF the Court Assistant
District-AttOTney OByne said that he would not
ask for a verdict of greater gravity than murder in
the second degree. The prisoners counsel then ad-
dressed the jury in behalf of the prisoner. lie con
tended thai the killing was justiGabe homicide and
that the accused man should b. acquitted The
jury retired at 1880 p. and came into Court at ,
p for further instruction reference TO the diff
ference between murder in thu second degree and
manslaughter in the third degree. Judge Glider
sleeve went over the ground again and the jury
once moro retired TLree-qIarter. of an hour la-er
the jury returned a verdict Of mlnsaughter il the
third degree Fitzpatrick was reuanded until Mon
daXfor sentence.
Francis McHenna, who placed on trial in the
Court OF General Sessions Oh Tuesday last charged
with tic murder Of ". Z. Wise on september
=. 1e7s, acquitted yesterday. In January,
1879, McKenna was tried on this charge, convicted
of mansIaughter in the third degree and .eutenced
10 four years imprisonment IN the State Prison.
The findings of the Court were approved on appeal
To the supreme Court but were reversed before the
Court OF Appeals which or cred the trial that
ended yesterday The jury was out tor nine hours.
McKeunI was discharged from custody.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18

may obscrv, that there good TO think that
driven 10 cKtrcmes, Guacma ght cede her terrific
ra right IN dispute to some European Power In view
or Tie anxiety which several OF these nave shown OF ate
70 gain some footing however slight, on the Paclhc
Goa Oi the sthmus this IL contingency not to he over
locked III any dispasaiOnate consideration OF the ques
tiCu.
TIE correspondence on this subject continued during
the succeeding The tth inst. the Guatema
Ian Minister, Mr. Ubico. wrote to Secretary Freling
huysen as follows:
The Government Of Guateuall bring actuatcd by n
f@-'c 70 terminate the prpsen. dispute haa informed the
Mexican Government tnG II rauounees tts rights TO the
territories of ClspIs ard Soconu-c0 aHd hat ita ela
ratOn 70 hat effect Is contained In y draft o. dehni-
tive treaty SniJh pres rted 10 The Mexican Govern
ment hv the diplomatic rtatiye of Guatemala on
the l4th day OF January. Io32.
IEe press b1h American and foreign, In commenting
upon certpin nrfciaI documents which have recently
been published SEEKS 70 that reasons have arisen
i3r ehn ging the foreign policy % the United states ana
this Is an error which very generally prevails The
puDhcao1 OF these new documents WI cJnhrm The siOre
s1u error say error because AN cunY nceC ma u
mas Oeen designed merely 20 change the form ana man
ner OF carrying out the nationa policy toward he Ma
tlons on the Pacific coast.
To prevent any erroneous Interpretation. Mr. Cbico
requested Mr. Frellnghuysen send suitable expana-
leo On the 9th inst Mr Frel!a ghuyseu wrote to Min
lister Morgan follows:
d, net share in Nr Ubcos fear that the dispatches
or pOhcy 0t our Government will DE misunderstood As
announcement Of n treaty between Guatemala
and Mexico 1t Is weU ~ observe that the lie OF the
preSentaton Of he dr II Of the treaty clearly evlnces
tha no such misrepresentation or the policy OF our Gov
not give Inc copy Of the project, nor synop5s OF ts
~ 80, nor even Ge'1iru tc4 vrn ~sn
orally that the President will look with favor on any
thing tending to restore harmony ana good VIII between
the two Governments, and expects you 20 use, with
Judgment and discretion, yGuy bes powers to advance
aay hing that, in your OpHicn VIII tend 20 That emu
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
HcR3ASISG ITS CAPITAL STocE.

The American District Telegraph Company
has given notice to the stock Exchange Of Its intention to
1nerea capital stock from S2OOO,OOO TO S3,O0OOOO,
and 70 change the par value from e25 to SlOO The rc
son for the not known but IN tho letter 10 the
Stock EAchange IL wac stated to De the purpose Of the
increase bug materials pr perry rights, franchises
aid patents necessary the business Of The company.
No little curiosity about the matter shown IN
Wall Street yesterday, but definite information could
be Obtanedfrom officers Of the company director OF
The company said last evening: " / say nothing
4tort The proposed increase OF stock cannot cay
whether II to be issued par distributed scrip
0NdeEd IL Is sad that u Is intended 10 absorb other
uistTlct messenger companies bat details /
give no Information. The Mutual srct Company Will
perhaps but really cannot say. / am sure OF one
shg however, and that is that the Western Union is
@&sy " derive al advantage from ii. There u
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18

DASIELson Friday February II, Carrie wilson. daugs-
ySa.1t I Of GSer aGS ,S !esS. l. Gas =, s sSsS u
berrS-st, brooklyn. on Monday February 20. at p m
ne e cory .%S Eg s 1 Ma; sy c ic
Re arves and ieHd Of ne family invited 70 attend e
Monday February iS1 la 20 at Ii:so a N.
FERRIs-on Friday February H. Josiah s. Ferris In tas
F69sIa &, ;sr'iss, 2S.s at the residence
Trains leave foot of Liberty 81 .t p ~.
GREENE-9n weiae.day FeG.sary IS. is'? s clifton
PARK frnllng Aegany Co, Nd. Hon Albert C. Gfeen-.
BGr.a at Portsmouth 4 +. Saturday. lsuh inst
GREVES-At summit y j. Friday. February H. 1882.
Funeral private
G6Ls5As ETH 6, n% 2 y r TeSr'd1y sy'uDg gsS,
Of the late James H. Lo.ing aged a years
KIP-On Wednesday February l5 l.32 FiiHahe,h Rtp.
Reatves and friends ac yr 10 tiieni the fnerai rom
her late redsuce 80 575 Lexington saturday tho
Friends arsf requested not to send aowcr,
M9kBoW.At south Orange n j. sriiay. February II.
PINGRY At Elizabeth X j. on Wednesday February is.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited the
No as Westuiq.eTavc Elsseh y j. Friday T'hsz. aizr.
Interaent on saiGriay at Eosedile cometery orange
Newburyport, Mas. papers please copy.
3r1 6.P = .c N GS9g & & On ,cI d Fob
Relatives and TREND, respectfully invited 70 attend
on saIardsy, February l., at O'clock p n
IN A. "a, Saraosa @ 5PTas' eeruary a. isa2 Nara
NcwJerley
SCHIEFFELIN-At Newark. v. J.. February Il, 1884,
Harriet A., wife " Sidney \. SCheBen, aud ghter
Of the la.c Aren't II. SCHUYLER
Funeral Christ Church, ye " j., Monday
Train leaves 2$d iiI5 and chamDer,,t 1890 Newark
branch Ere Il. r.
TAFT-On Friday morning FEBRUARY H. James r. youngest
son If Caroline f. and the late Azarah H. TAFT, aged ~
years ami mouths
Funeral the residence of mother Gates.
ave. Brooklyn. on Monday February 20. at p.
VAIL-At his residence in NOrth salem. Thursday
February Is. william Val. IN the - year Of his
The tri DGs Of the family invited attend his
his late residence on sunday. az D. m.
WARD-At san Francisco February :. Sylvanus ~eeIy
ward son Of iona aud Harriet y Ward OF Brooklyn Ia
the 18th yrar Uf Lis age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WFYLEN At Pierm0ni. Y. Y Wednesday February l5
lSs2, Robert r. Weylen, W the i9th % MS
Funeral Will be held
uriay. the 18th inst. NJ O'CLOCK
Relatives and trends OF the family respectfully invited 20
attend.
WHIrE-At Bloomfield " j. after short Illness. Lon A.
beloved wife Of Charles H. White and daughter OF the late
A. W. Mcdowell. NJ. ID.
Funeral the First Presbyterian Church. Bloom
field. n j, al II O'Clock On saturday. February Is
Carriages will be Ia waiting Ihe D. l. & " r. r. Depot
upon the arrival Of the $40 n train from New-fork
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
ANTI-JFWISH OUTRAGES.

LONDON, Feb 17-Advices from St Peters
burg confirm the statement of outrages by peasants
upon Jews on the 5th nst in village near kichenef
when ten were nearly beaten TO death 1t appears that
Jewish maiden ran away with Christian lover TO get
married and be baptized In the orthodox faith The
Jews of her village. being angered at THIS accused the
maiden before tie authorities OF robbery, charge that
vas not suDstaatiated They aftcTvard attempted 10
canture her, but the peasants drove them on The
Jewess was subsequently baptized and married IRE
breaking out IN the village during the ceremony was
attributed TO Jewish revenge and hence the attack upon
those Of that faith. .
IONDON Feb IA Vienna dispatch TO The Daily
TegrnDh SAYS that fresh antJewsh disturbances are
reported in the Government OF keh. Inc MN airy
Covern0r-(feneral Count TOteben, declined 10 lrer
fere without special instructions from St Petersburc'
refusal which las produced painful impression among
the enrlar L. NM
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
4 Bail AT MR. TANDERBILTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Vanderbilt gave a
ball in their new house in Fifti-ave. last evening. II
was very largely attended The rooms were opened and
being used for dnncng The floral decorations
consisted mainly OF the choicest varieties Of
roses disDosed in vases about the rooms.
Mrs Vanderbilt had the assistance OF her daughters,
Mrs Webb, Mrs Shepard. Mrs. sloane and HRS rwom-
bly, in receiving her guests Refreshments served
by Delnonico music was furnished by Bernstein and
the Go-al work done by [Under In the german
which was led by Delaney Kane end Mrs. Webb the
fsvors Used were unusually costly There were 100
tambourines with satin panels, which painted
characters from Patience and other designs. There
also small palm leaf fans, 70 which tied clus
tcrs Of roses with satin ribbons.
Several hundred persOns were present. Among the
Ward McAlis-er Miss Louise McAlister Mrs
Paran stevens. Miss Parsons Mr aud Mrs. F. Wander
but Mr.. and Mrs " X. Vanderbilt. General and Mrs.
Alexander :. Webb. the Misses Webb. Creighton Webb
Walter Webb, Mr. and Mrs D. Robinson jr., Mr. aud
Mrs. Austin Flint. jr Mrs. Maturin Livingston Miss
Livingston, Mr and Mrs. u. G. Haven, Mr. and Mrs. F..
sheldon. Mr. and Mrs sedgwick, George II. Warren.
Miss Warren, Robert g. Remsen. the Misses Rensen,
Mrs. Charles Liver,nore, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clews,
Jcmes NJ. Varnu;n. Mr. and Mrs. ". r. Travers. Miss
Lucy Work. Mr. and Mrs. Henry TunbuN, william
Turnbul, Miss Turnbull Miss seward, Nr. ard Mrs Ed
ward Moran Miss Johnston. Philip Miller Colonel and
Mrs. Delaney Kane. Mr.. and Mrs, Adrian lselin smith
Gift, Miss CHIT, Miss Leroy, Mss kernochan,
Mr. and Mrs. Burke-ROche, W. r. stewart
Miss stewart Mr. and Miss Anthon. Miss Morgan
Robert Ray Hamilton T. j. Oakley khinsandcr Miss
Marie, Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Burden John Lowry, Mr
and Mrs. Walter SuyG N, Mr. Prescott, y. NJ Beckwth
IoSars n Islee g Iohnon Iansr Miss Gan!er wam
Wetmorc Mr. Parsons, Miss de Ruyter Mise carroll Mr.
Cirswcld LeCrand 3. Cannon, Mr. and Mr.. E. n.
Taller, j. A. Hamilton, Miss Hamilton and J0aA Hone.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Friday. Z.

LONDON. Friday. Feb T. 1882.
Al ameetng Of the Balloon Society to-day o resolution
was drawn up appealing scientific societies and the
public for aid the Leigh Smith expedition II
Is estimated that the total OF the proposed exped
tion will be $4,000
The Russian commissioners have gone to confer with
the Chinese in regard to the transfer Of
the III Territory China which 1t is expected will be
effected on the sd inst.
one hundred and destitute cOlonists from the
Marquis Gel Rays colony al Port Breton, who
res ned By a Spanish steamer, have been Landed a
MasBeilcs.
dispatch from Madrid says the collectors have lad
no difficulty in obtaining payments ol The new taxes
The remains Of BerthOld Auerb-cu, tle German poet
and novelist who died last week Il Cannes France,
have been inferred at NOrdstet,en, Lis birthplace.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
CONDENSED SOCIETY NEWS.

Mrs. James J. HigginsOD and Miss Elizabeth
Grace ogden held q reception last evening
Mrs Horace NJ RugCies entertained her friends at a
party the Van COrear in West Fifty-seve nth-st.
Mrs Henry Leavitt'S reception was largely attended.
Mrs c. II. Lcwerrc received her friends at her home
in West Fty-thiTd-st., from 10 H. last evening.
Sernstair's orchestra played.
,Mr. and Mrs. john EnG!is held large reception at
their house IN Grecnpollt.
Mrs \. y Beadlest0n and Mrs Philip Sands had chill
lren's parties at their houses.
Ms. william Moser, Mrs. Nash Mrs. Edward e Chase
and Mrs r l.. Hewitt held rece ptiOns.
Mrs. Lawrence Turnure gave dinner to gentlemen.
Dinner parties given By Miss Rhinclander; Mrs
Humbart Warren, Eihngham Townsend, Mrs Robert
q EeniseD ard Mrs William OotlUut
Company D. til Regiment. held reception.
Those who unable to seats for the Chill
drens Carnival Monday evening may have another Op-
p0rtuuity this pretty spectacle at the matinee
performance the Academy Of Music to-day at l:3O p
III. The proceeds vii 20 before To tho Western Dis
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18

talk abou; uniting the district telegraph service with
the Western Union. AMI II s very likely that under GER
tain circumstances such combination might be made
II s possible that this may be the
purpose OF the present Increase Of stock: Eow
VIII the stock be s0teit I cannot say, hut repeat
that the Western Union will gain some advantage by the
transaction There is contract between the two
companies by which the Western Union pays for
The receipt and delivery OF messages 1t would
be proper that this contract should be made
practically permanent. do say that such ia
the intention, but throw IL out merely as suggestion"
Does not the Western Union already a coutrol-
ing interest In the stOcki"
OF The books OF the company, and then rghi not
be able to answer the question properly say that
the proposed increase in the interest Of the Western
Union"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
UNIDENTIFIED At 4 HOSPITAL.

The body of a girl are sixteen, who gave before
her death the of Jessie Fremont, of Ienth-aye.
Hospital awaiting Identification. She WAS found by
a policeman. on Wednesday afternoon, at Catherine
and Water-sJs She was apparently very sick, and
was taken first to the police sta iOu and atterward
TO the hospital She died on Thursday night of gas
trits Efforts were made by the hospital author
tiles TO find her friends the address given. but no
one could be found who knew her. Several parsons
called ut the hospital last evening 20 view the body.
but she not identified. She was hye feet three
inches in height. with brown hair; dark complexion
and gray eyes. She had on DARK brown dress.
with black SKIRT white lace tie red woUll-n stock
inEs buttoned shoes velvet hat and black cloth
sack She IS believed to be Of colored or Italian
la
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
HOBBLNG MS SISTER.

Robert and LYDIA Waef. brother ana sister came
10 rnis city from switzerland, N January. They
took apari.ucuts at 40. 2Ol Brooluc-st. Ly la Op-
famed situation as scr,a ant bnt Robert made 10
effort To secure employment lie occupied the
rooms IN BrJOme-st., tor which his sister paid the
rent She also gave Ler brother money. tie To-
turned her Kindness by stealing her Iewelry and
wearing apparel ana paTulug them. lie also went
10 Ias,le Garden and obtained Ler trunk and bed
ding which he sod. LYDIA reported her lose 10 the
poIce Oh Thursday, and IA the evening Officer
beirei, berger arrested Robert III liquor store. lie
was charged with larceny n the Jefferson Market
Police Court, yesterday, aud pleading guilty, Was
bs,d for trlAI IL Ia default u $500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
AMAR.L1KE RUSSIAN SPEECH.

PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE Journal de France
says: General skobelef receiving some scrvtan SIN
dents said that Russia had hitherto been held in check
by certain foreign influence. namely that OF Germany
The sword he said the only means the Russians had
OF rddng themselves OF the incubus He declared that
struggle between the SlavE and the TeutonR was newt
able and would be long saugunary and terrible
but that the Slavs would triumph General SkObelef
concluded as follows II anyone attempts 10 mOlcst
Eates recognized treaties thank heaven you will not
be alone II fare decides, shah meet again Cn the
battlefield side by side against The common foe
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
,nsroyr AND HOME RULE.


,o~Dox Feb. lin explaining last eNoh-
eve 1Jo,ss OF Commons. his recent uttorano'
ms =, tron,a Rule Mr. Gladstone said ne heu VI Vs.
aras,,on OF local government very clear % anu - h
rr,,,ons though it was unlikely tAat he ',., mat
oau,d 10 take action upon them nc .oraira al
INSTRUMENTATION OF Parliament s"''i = .o,rcs of
mia NJ nolicv that local institutions -. = ,-.n
raa, strength and that the only lini' ~ T,r tho
cple ia necessary them, IS adSq" ,I achieved that
.,1prcuacv Of the central AUTHORITY -. ~ ,,r hr,rc
suPieN''' -, ~ ~ meeting the demand Tor orlng
the T.s e. We more under Irish coho' ,, ratber ~
gard it as drs step .b. change TO forxuate the
sranfees ihey proposed to give rcryse o am aaeGaate
Parliament He had neIer ,t, on THIS peint
"a .sfisfactory explanation un 'niS P0
I'll" OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
r,.s declares that such paper guarantees. even II
Ten would be useless. II considers thAt MT u"u
80 hv admitting Home Rule TO be ut subject o' d'
.i abandoas the strongest part OF the case against
=. F,nernents in decentralization shouIu Ho' oe
,houcht OF Cor moment .,.
IH nii Ns,rs maintans that Mr. Gladstone has been
pers,ste1n n9onnor Power member Of Parliament for
CnnIv Nave writes TO The FTeemdHs JoWnH ~ CON CON
.;o, with the Home Rule League neellng IN puoin
n-cuOH ~ Mr. t;ladstone's declaration tustihes the
pnion that this appropriate time Ter pressing n
question Of Home Rne ie rnGeF Se sncsnSe OF
nj In tbe Honse of Lords this evening the Government
,rorgIv onno,ed a motion of the Earl OF Donoughmore
Tor tbe APPOINTMENT OF select Committee 70 inquire In
- the working OF the recent legislation in reference to
land in ireland. Lord Selborne, Lord High
Chancellor spoke against the motion, -, aLd IA
sad be would continue TO oppose It throughout the
Session, He maintained that any interruption IN
the working Of the Land Act would be unwse ana mis-
cbeviols The Earl OF DOnoughmOrc's motion was car
ried by q vote OF 90 TO 53. -, . -
In the House OF Commons this evening the report on
the address was adopted by a vote OF l29 70 IA -,
Tbe Sfr1H0rT SAWS 10 believes that Mr.. Mccarthy Will
at later nerlod OF the session. frame motion on he
subject OF home rule which viii embody the demands OF
the Irish people,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
SAFE 0FJoHN MEEGSS PICTURES

Al Kirby's auction rooms, No SIS Broadway, a
t. John Meeks The bidding vas spirited About
200 persons we're present ald The receipts amounted
to about 200: Among the pictures, sold We're
Ghost Stores' by l.. Vomer, for 500 Little
Music before the Cardinal by l.. Alvarez. for 500;
The Young Family by w. Schutze. for $50 :;
a Hungarian Girl by Brucks LaJos, for S49O :;
The Fish Market Of Trepcrt by Ernest Layraud
$40, The Rehearsal by Pho Ricci, 1923; " The
EnbarkatIon," BY G.. Cervi. 500; "A Senouta.'
by f.. L. Garrido, S32j, and The COurtship" by
T,-uban $40.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
NO TREATY SENT TO zANACONA.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Two Mexican mails
brought by the New-York aud New-OroIus steamers.
having reached Washing on to-day, Senior ZamacOna
again questioned TO whether he had received
any news about the treaty with Guatemala
lately spoken of He said that his correspondence con-
tained Hothing the subject Rcf 10 the fact hat
the SIP 'aSs Cf cessOn O territory, lie said he
does consider n probable that McN,c, haa acceD ed
treaty that shape stnce she does not acknOw ledge
that GastemalA has any claim whatever upon the
districts OF Chapas and SorOnusco He added that be-
sides the other titles which Mexico CLAIMS, the popula
tion those districts adnitted without by
highly respectable citizens uf Guatemala living in ills
country To DE Mexican IN character and sentiment.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
DRESSED IN 4 NAYS CLOTHES IN THE
BOUERY

BEFORE Justice Smith yesterday, at the Tombs Po-
r1irued for dlsorderly cOndlct IN walking in the
B1werv dressed in male attire She wore dag
onal undercoat, an overooat Of dark gray, blue
Ler If Letters and advertisements in her possession,
and She gave her address as at NJ. l05 BOwerY.
The Justice committed her 10 che WorkhouSe for
six months IN default OF $500 bail. The woman
sIii she found work more easily in mans attire.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
TaPPAN REEVE.

Tappan Reeve, a well known contractor and
builder died yesterday at No AIS MoIrcest Brooklyn,
at the age Of 70 years He bor LOug Island and
came TO BROOKLYN while young man After he became
q master builder he constructed the Brooklyn Academy
of Music, Plymouth Church, the former Hanson Place
Methodist Episcopal Church. and other pub lc buildings
together with hundreds Of houses ID Brooklyn Lis last
work was addition to the suffolk County Ja Al River
head L. l. Mr. Reeve leay es willow And several chill
drcn lie viii De buried al Monday at Upper Aque-
hoclIe l. |
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
Mr.. POTTER GIVES Bail.

Orlando B. Potter. the owner Of the old Word
Ruilding which was destroyed by fire, went 10 lh"
Coroner's Office Yesterday. accompanied by his
counsel. John D. Townsend and gave bail 10
81. 900 to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Coroner Herman accepted Mr.. Pottcrs wn bond 10
to the amount OF the bail. The Coroner sad that
he would require Mr.. Weir. the carpenter employed
bv Mr.. Potter, 70 furnish bail also. District
Attorney Mckeon Yesterday wrote a letter to the
Coroner, office asking that the record of the in
vestigatiOn of the ire should be Transmitted 20 Lm
II is bis intention to place the matter before the
Grand jury
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
H4TERHILL BURNING.

BosTCN, Feb. lit is reported here to-
night that a large fire Is raging at Hayerhill.
Mass. Lawrence has been called upon for
assistance, and engines have been sent by
train Ths fire started Ia the business portion
Of tb. town. and spread with great ripdiy. The small
fire department was unable 20 cope with the flames
which soon got beyond the control Of the hreme!-
The town AT mis- hOur-lJJ-Secms % be all ablaLe.
aud the business portion viii undoubtedly be destroyed
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
TIE Use or PIzR no /.

The Aldermen's Committee or Docks continued
,stard - the examination OF witnesses IN regard 10
III. lease of Pier No. and ts use for concerts and
for tine sale %. intoxicating liquors. Commissioner
V11rhis sand Engineer Greene, Of the Dock Depart
mont te,tIeG as 70 the 10 and occupancy Of the
ri-r John H. PeTley. III Inspector OF excise testl-
trn that he had recon 1eRGcI that thlrd grade
Lot.l license should be granted 20 the occupants OF
The MIR The hearing a. adjourned until tuesday,
when lie directors OF tie Iron steamboat Company
,,,t1I b. -vqmlnpl.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
J. K. GLENN,

J. X. Glenn, formerly Of Cincinnati died
al hs house No. l30 East Fiftynnth-s, Thursday IN
the seventfeth year Of his age He at time owned
and successfully managed the Cincinnati Female Semin
arv lie was president of several banks and held many
positions OF trust After coming East TO live he was
connected with NJ A Hoppock in the wholesale grocery
trade He was also interested with e1Presdent Hayes
in lands South West. He leaves vile and one
RED daughter Ms. George G. HammlH The body
win be taken 70 Fremont, Ohle. FOR DurlaL
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18

TRmUNE OFFICE, Feb. 1s, g. m.-The barometer rose
rapidly yesterday Cloudy weather. with light rains,
followed during the second quarter by ar aud clear
weather and at night by falling temperatures. The tenn
perature ranged between 239 and 4j7, the average
t355s being 6lio higher than the pOndng day
lat year and 80 lever than on Thursday.
Colder and fair clear weather may be expected to-
day IN tais city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
STARTING IN CRIME EARLY.

James Gallagher. the anitor If the public school
at Eiglty->eyeuti->J near tO4rtG-aVe.' was com
nj Iiulut ia the Harlem I-bct CoTt yesterday
Az, nine. and Patrick tdpples, Jge elgnt. whom De
charged vita the tAef VI closA irqA the closet oi
one 6s the teachers, Mss Mary Douglas NFaiy an
Coie,nar Acknowledged their gIIlt 40, were nrld
for rrlal. C4ppiss VINO pa ned the clock 4Or them,
yvl. DISCHARGED.