New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
..,.,,,,,,crS For MANsLAUGHTER.

SENTENCES FOR MANsLAUGHrER.
,sna,o,m,nts for murder in the first degree
xere disposed of YESTERDAY peiS Sos;ns Terence
sleeve in the Cont 81 pleaded guilty of man
oSVChtsT in the first degree and was He
to seven years in the r sta,e and One
was the morning OF 6ugndse
10 ,Uben some boys threw stones az nun mil how
fired bis pistol at them ana a.S the street on
am GRAND. Luigi Chicetti. who sIapS1u rorv 96
Gu saantarsieri in drunken quarrel on fe Tozzo
ss and was Jointly indicted sh s Mte Prison for two
cars nnder plea of manslaugn'ct I'm ar
third degree Tozzo had PREVIOUSLY soyrt suffering
quilted. The prisoner apPs,' vears Imprisonment
as also the punishment of Michael Coonne o De-
stabbed Joseph Cunningham III gg"iitv of man
cember o. ISL anu rd degree In the of Patrick
n Tarew. sailor, who PLEADED guiG y,dersleeye
slaughter in the fourth degree csrs Imprisonment
Tnposeo "a Skinned on board the yeSsel i.' on a.
Sncer and stabbed the mate Dn 'iina near Ellis's
ApIst a while the vessel was ~ Int 1o1ence
A aand The net was done partly i'll se-ueiehco
MIGHTY BATTLE FOR SINGLE CANE
Tho train winch left the Grand Central Deros
yesteru"i, a;iroad was crowded. The ordinary pas
senqers filed the coaches III the cenlo Va nacteS
~ hile an extraordinary noD Vi ooSs W.T. IT. Gnvs
W. The smoking car and the last coacn. Inc poys
into Tue ~ froc coats and sack coats, patent
leather tooth pick shoes ana ORDINARY i naS
many of them wore eyeglasses ana pietty S"e
49, This assembly was COMPOSED OF iresnuicn
a"d sonbomores from Columbia College on lhelr way way
fo n cane rush {" for the beer on INC NJ En-
Athletic Club Grounds AZ Mott LA, GU tb. Coming
young innocents reached the scene y, .nI LII 9ot
s,naole they arrayed themselves IN oVerails Ioou
ball shirts and other coarse put S'fos ~, tane and
The two opposing forces soon sloou law ~ ,.aa
my 1oi,nt Chances at each other. Inc referee
WHO was 10 decide the momentous contest was w.
n Eldrdee. e3. There were a an5 tSorSe Barnes
;SH S and two for the freshmen L. laner Oh, anu
q Rapallo 'SI. The captain OF the SKY s9pno
rn,res engaged in the disturbance was u H. Mapos
,d ,be chief the forty freshmen was u n. turner
Three stalwart freshmen held the caue' an ueS
locking bludgeOn ana were surroulluo99 s ny the
clos, nnalanx OF their fellows Al u Woru lio.i .Io
cd1 Sp I've onnosing su2homores swooped down
mon the freshmen and there 1OlloWcu d e1on . VI
brutal and uselers struggling wrencultS anu oV ,n
30 20 he seen nowhere on earth except among 'ne
adeor collage BOYS" Shirts were torn OH, ana IN
tve minutrs half of the stI dgg ing outns were hI
from the waist up. !her oacks VII 3i,oonad and
their Lps were cut. their noses were thpilpeu, anu
Two of Them were borne faintlng from the wIgglng
rabhle-all for tho cane, for glory anu ior pGei
The two who tainted were doSeu WIN so hs nS
that was profered from numerous PRIV ave iaobs' anu
tbev soon returned staggering twlVn eAhaustIonj
IN fbe fray The crowd of Junior ana senior spec
fators choered on the cUmbatants. anu an WehV Us
arriv AZ a Donny brook fair for fifteen minutes or
more when time called. The Judges anu tne
referee we're in doubt as to the result, anu Iese
of ten minutes was given. lhen Ihey weht d. "
oro,n with more cheerful reckessnts IS than BEFORE
aS Tti S,;,ne one voung fellow with fine inquire
was taken from the struggle as lllnp as rag anu
with a Evld face and body. Whlskey, dashes OF
cold water and brisk rubbing revived HIM, aad ne
rushed back to the fight like mad dog. When
"timen was called the contest was decided III favor
If The sophomOres After confused shouting ana
cheering that lasted for five or SIX minutes, tpe
dear boys" seemed to remember what they hau
been working for and they sent up the GnoriS song
q w. want s0me-b eer We-want-some-beer"
EXAMINING THE CUSTOM HOUSE WORK.
The ,nouiry into the cost Of collecting the Gus
toms reyenue at this port has not been begun Tor
maly Edward y. Graves o9e III rno bimsaIt
with the practical details OF the work, Accom-
nanied by Special Agent Brackett, another menu
Ter of the commission, lie visited the Auditor De,
,'ortment but did not complete the examination of
II He went from desk to desk to learn the duties
az the different clerks and the Value OF the WORK
they performed. This examination Is preliminary,
EnIroIer In the inquiry TO be made by the full
commissions which probably VIII not meet ior sew
eral DAYS Schedules of the employees win the
rate of conversation paid them, have been re-
,,ncsted and to complete them two or three days
Viii be required. The report or the commission
will have to be finished in tme Tor me Secretary OF
thn Treasnrv to include the results in his next
onnuaI estimates to Congress- On this account the
time allowed for the investigation Is limited
Mr. Grave, sad YESTERDAY Civ Seryce reforms
Tho ann OPERATIONS for the collection OF the Gus
toms revenue had been known rs permanent APP
preparations IN the phraseology OF '1e lTeasufy
ISL which devoted $500 200 annually &c tht
work the appropriation would remain the same,
en- IL Congress- should not meet for years. The
disnr sition of the money, Mr Graves said, de
n,nded entirely upon the Secretary, VINO nlght pay
any one man 81 ,0O000O year. II he chose pro
vided the aggregate expenditure ala not exceed the
INSTRUMENTATION The result of this wide power was
fhat the Secretary subject constantly to great
political pressure. The present movement III favor
of specific estimates was therefore, progress IN the
right dlrectloh'