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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11
Alamo Bohemians.

Alamo bOncLldHs
At the meeting held y esterday evening, at
Turner hall, the following officers were cleo
ted
President-J. c. Cochran.
Vice-President-L. A. He'll.
SecretAry-R. J. Kendall.
Treasurer-R H. Rose.
The above officers are also ex-ofticio board
of directors. y,
Committee on bylaws: Col. J. w. Cart
w,ioh, +. A. He'll and Frank Caldwell.
Committee on Hail.. r. Notton' oeo' VI
Lester and L. A. He'll.
They were instructed to report at an ad'
iourned meeting, at o'clock, on nett Mon
day, at Turner hall.
Members hereafter will be admitted only by
ballot.
San Antonio Mechanics and Workingmen's
Union.
The ordinary meeting was held on last night
in Strives hall, the President Theron Vail,
occupying the chair and it was largely atten-
ted.
After some private business the representa-
tives of the various trades were elected as the
board of directors.
H. Ryder-Taylor was unanimously elected
as collector Vice J. T. Groark resigned The
meeting then adjourned.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
At the close of the regular meeting the
Board of Directors were called to order by
the President to elect their chairman for the
ensuing term. H. Ryder Taylor. S. M.
Billiard and A. McLane were nominated and
on the ballot being taken it was found that a
large majority of votes were in favor of Mr..
Ryder-Taylor who was declared duly elected
The new chairman thereon requested the
Board to attend a meeting to be held in
Strives hall on Wednesday evening next at
eight o'clock for the transaction of important
business: and, on motion, the meeting of the
directors was then adjourned.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11

WANTFD-A servant. Apply Immediately
at the residence of Capt. Bill Davis, east Of
the city. 8-7-n
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11

-Carter's Liver Bitters for the cure of dvs-
pepsia. liver complaint and all diseases caused
by malaria, are made by the makers of Car.
ter's Little Liver Pills, which guarantees the
goodness. Wholesale by A. Dreiss.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11

Brick, Sand and Lime for sale at Weber
West Commerce street. 6t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11

Ifor I1iant.i1 Bowel Complaints Morley's Univer.
sal Blackberry Bassm is prc. less in its effcac,ous
and gentle mode Of Bringing about a cure as cents,
at F. Kalteyer & Son
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11

There were twenty-five cases before the
recorder this morning, and fines amounting to
$I53 were imposed.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11

1mp1rt,nt to Railroad Men,
The best Jeans pants with spring bottoms
just received at A. Pancoast & Sons I'm.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11

Our entire stock of mems, youths and
boys clothing will be sold for less than cost;
all new and desirable goods. SCHRAM q Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-29
Cable clicks.

London, 28.-The Bank of Bengal has
reduced the rate of discount from TO 4.
The Rutland stakes at Newmarket
were won by ''Golden Farmer" beating
Lorillard's 'Comanche."
The Newmarket October handicap was
won by Wandering Nun, !" "Strelitz s"
second, "Koysterer" third. Six started
including ''Sutler."
''Sutler," ridden by Archer, was q
favorite of two against /.
The Grand Duke Michael stakes were
won by Garrett" Lorillsrd's ''Sschem"
second, js"Locksley" third. Keaue'S
"Romeo," the favorite, was unplsced,
The second nursery stakes were won
by "Elzsvier," "Witchcraft" second,
Lorillard's "Touchmenot''. third. Fiji
teen ran.
CottarO, 26.-Disturbances have broken
out among Montenegrins in Koiashin,
Governor Bazaar sent q body Of Niz4l, S
to occupy Turkish Kolasehin.
Constantinople, 28.-Five baitaliOns oil
troops have been dispatched to Hedjsz
Arabia, where an outbreak is reported
probsbly connected with the recent dis
position Of the grand shereef of Mecca.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-29
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.

THE PROPRIETORS TAKE PLEASURE
i in announcing to the public that they
have remoddled and reftted the Hotel.
The Dining Rooms are spacious and the best
Of Meals will be served night and day:
Single Meals, SOC.
Hot Lunches (as per card,) 25c.
Rooms and Board, $3.50 to 81 per day. $40 to
Sl2 per week.
Board, 81 per week.
Tie Bar has been removed to the north OF
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the accommodation of guests and is now
open. A, PODLECH & co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Political.

Baltimore, 2S.-Democrats of the
Third Congressional District nominated
f. u. Hoblitz, and in the Fourth nom
mated j. w. Furday.
Hartford, 28.-Republic2ns of the
First Congressional district nominated
John r. Burck.
Bridgetown, n. j., 2S.-Democrals Of
the First Congressional District nomin-
ated Thomas NJ. Terrell.
St. Louis, 28.-The republican conVen-
ton called By what is known IS the Fill
ley faction, nominated Judge Thomss J.
Daily. in the Eighth Congregational Dis
tricts this city.
Dover, n. r., 28.-Democrats OF the
First Congressional District nominated
George B. Chandler.
Boston. GA convention of temper
ancs organizations in this state In the in
terest of the constitutional prohibition
movement was held to-day. Rev. Julius
s. Seley, president, made an address OF
the necessity Of prohibition.
Seley was followed By Mrs. J. Z. Fc1
ter, OF lows, Mrs. Mary J. Livermore
and General John B. Swift. Recess I'll
afternoon.
Hastings, Neb., 2S.-Anti-monopolist
and Gresnbackers, yesterday. nominated
E. Ingersoil for govern OF; D P. Rey-
nolds, Acknowledgements; j. Kertley
secretary of state; p. d. Sturtevsnt
treasurer; EJohn Beattle, auditor; Johr
Barsid, public instruction; h. Q. Medley
commissioner OF public lands and build
ings, and John Bell, regent.
Republicans of the Second District
yesterday, nominated James A. Lair
for Congress.
Mitchell, OAK, 28.-The Democrat
territorial convention nominated w. r
Steele, Of DesdWood, for Congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-29
TO THE PEOPLE

The high tuition exacted by pro-
fessOrs of music has placed its ac-
quirement in the hands of compare
lively few, and beyond the reach of
many. Hundreds Of dollars are
sometimes spent in obtaining a
knowledge of music, and MANY
would be glad to continue lessons
having once made a good start. who
are prevented by circumstances.
The public demand a change. In
thelntereSt Of THE PEOPLE we have
arranged a system of classes for the
piano, organ and guitar, whereby
the youth of our city who have not
already engaged teachers. can have
an opportunity Of learning music.
with a fair prospect Of obtaining q
thorough course at much less ex-
pehse than by the old method of in.
dlvldual lessons. Those preferrin0
the latter can also be accommodated
at reasonable rates. We have noted
Win pleasure the good work of
brother Evan Stephens. His sue
cess should encourage us all to work
aUr we good OF the people at large.
The twenty-one pupils selected from
the Sabbath schools for one term on.
The organ gratis were to have com
menced this week, but owing 10 a
few Wards not reporting, those
classes viii delay until next Mon
oay, when it Is hoped all will be
ready. Our terms to additional
classes viii be 20 cents per lesson
lor eacn pupil on either instrument
piano, organ or guitar. Two les
soDs per week. A few moIe will he
received in THE TELEGRAPH CTAsS
at 10 cents per lesson. - LASS
Respectfully,
FLORA SHIP HILL.
III. H. J. HILL. Box 227.
,,, I lIst South, opposite Fourteenth
Wara Assembly Rooms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-29
secret Coronation.

London, ga Vienna newsp sper
publishes story in effect that the En-
peror and Empress of Russia were
secretly crowned during their recent visit
to Moscow. II the Emperor survives
till the public coronation the secret cere-
mony will be considered void; in the
event Of his death it will be made public
so as to avoid difficulty in proclaiming
the CzaroWitch Alexander the lawful
successor to q crowned monarch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-29

Makes Collections Renjttino D..
ceedS Promptly. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-29
AmRZOns,

New Orleans, 28.-This morning.Me-
LISA Powers and Addie johnson, young
women, fought with butcher knives
about young man who had been paying
attentions to both. The women were
frightfully cut about the face and all
parts of the tody. Powers received &
stab wound In the breast from which she
died almost instantly. Addie Johnson is
in aEcritical condition.
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MONETARY AND sTOCK,
New York. Seniemberl09 !,

New York, Septemberi28, 1882.
Money, closed 4; gov mentssunchanged;
stocks, weak; w. Union, S318; Quick
silver, 81; Pacific, A: Wells Fargo, l29;
N. 7. Central, 1885; Erie, 424; Panama,
167; Denver s. RIG, 5s7s; UnionI Pacific.
Ill; bonds, 1154; Central Pacific, 90;
bonds, 1l41z; Satro. u.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-29

SHILOH'S VITALIZERis what
you need for Constipation, Loss of
Appetite, Dizziness and all symp-
toms OF Dyspepsia. Price 1Oc. and
75c. per bottle. Sold by 2. G. MI
Drug Store N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-02
REFUSING TO REVEAL A NAME.

John Deyoy witness YESTERDAY in t hs tTa
Of tho charge against him of criminal libel IN pup
fishing article upon August gu fDa Fenian @%hs
mem s VI 1h ANIMATION proceeded with many ar
g gOOS Between Counsel until the
nation by Mr.. Mcfarland, Mr. Bemoh M otemenf
The LAWYER asked the witness rs to his staIelnenV
that me be had written the article in the
Of hi, duty as a committee appointed 70 secure .np
&,rd mat II was claimed Mr. Belmont had misuse,
iD "By whom were you appointed committee 7"
received notice of my appointment by letter."
From whom was that letter ,..,,.,oor,,
From the head of the Irish Revolutionary
party"
" What is his namefo
IL refuse to answer because it would be glylhfg
information to the English Government tha' wouiI
tend tc iniure the pere0n named and also because
would he committing perjury" ,.,o
He had taken an oath not to reveal the halnc' bo
Jndce Cowing decided that the question must DO
answered but Mr. Beach Of the OF the
fostmonV was nostp0ned until Monday the term ot
the court being continued for that purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-02
pOIrNCING UPON SILK THlEVES.

Inspector Bvrnes re,eutly learned that tho liquor
slo, Of Henry Casper at No. 354 Caaalst, was
fr queited by SUSPICIOUS persons ana Il J.; uei&.'eu
detectives 20 watch the place. lie doteclNes toOh
their alton IN a room directly opposite tne Iaiu
shop. and kept a careful lookout day ana n'Snt; vi
THURSDAY afternoon they saw enter me place 0Oe
Little alias HO Ea:d," Il thief cut OF prison Oly
sven weeks and Henry Bowen, alas Shtehy
Je- =" another well-kuOwn thief. The men carried
bundles In tu.ir arms. Inspector ByTAes' accom-
named By Detectives rleyIn, D0lan, y Lonnor ana
Trmck. went to the room opposite the liquor store
and y al ed for the appearance OF the suSpe3ted
I'm YES II was not until the store was opened
Yesterday morning that tn Inspector was rewarded
}or hi, visits. Then Little and Bowen ana man
who proved to BE- John Ryan, OF whom ire p9Iee
knew nothing, wore seen TO enter he place Inc
81 - was at once darkened aud Casper, the FRO
r1istOr sauntered to the door, evidently 10
ken watch. Inspector Bycnes and BIS mon
fastened across the street too rapidly Tor casper
4 give a warning to the men Inside,
md lie latter found themselves confronted with
pistols so promptly that tier slight SHOW OF resist
suct was soon ended. They threw mp their hahuH
an3 we're taken into custody lhey hid 1us' OooA
examining Twenty-Five bur lies of silS when was
scattered apo3t 0n pod Ia lies and chars. casper
wa arrested viii. he others The prisoners were
takcl 10 the Tomb. AMI were reminded 10 hcau-
o.arters, where they weae locked up.
Amilag a LLebiGg, neck-tie manufactures,
o. No. - Giand-st owned the silk, when was
tolcu from their place Of bus'Ie>s % lhursdsY,
" men thelr watchUal went home 10 ms thdiKs-
giving dinneI tbs thieves entered the store ana
carried ol the silk. which was valued al SZ,ooO.
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TIE NEW ST. FRANCIS XAvIER's.

The first step toward the dedication OF the new
CLrrcI, of ST. Francia Xavier, aside from the
nine DAYS preparation which was begun a week
ago last night tool; place yeSterdl ~ waen tho hVe
TEe ceremony took place at 100 Il. IN. in the pres
ence of several hundred parishlouess who were ad-
nit, Ell TO the reserved middle aisle of the church
Inv tickets The Archbishop bai the ass stance OF The
Rev s. H. ErisSee rec o. of the church and college,
and the Rev 49, OCoEnor, IS masters of ceTom1 MES
Tic litany Of the saints was said IN The new church.
Gvtes ,ooyod from the OIL 10 the new. carrying
tbp sacred relics which had been taken from the
affairs of the old church to he placed IN those OF the
new. The ritual payers were said and the al, ars
blessed after which the Archbishop celebrated low
mas The closing exercises of tre Novcna viii
take place in the Cd church to-niElt. and to-mor-
row, on tie feast Of 81 Francis AaVler, the new
cburch will DO dedicated. At a. H. there will be
n solemn blessing Ey the Cardinal followed by a
pontiiica mass aud sermon by Bishop O'FaTelI,
nf IInnfnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-02
FA1IURE IN THE METAL TRADE.

Charles flaming and LuciuS Hart comprising the
firm of Luclus Hart * Co.. metals, No. During
slpmade an assignment yesterday to J.L.itliI. Inc
house has been "a existence more than hIiy years.
AID is among the oldest in NeW-York. The members
OF the present firm are brotheTs-in-law. Their EN-,
bSrrassed condition IS owing 10 reduced capltdi
iDade0nate to The requirements Of the business, ana
this Inadequate capital dates back TO the with
,rawal of the capital of Lucus Hart deceased the
founder OF Jhe house. which occurred in February
ISL HIS share Of the capital was more than Two
thirds of the whole, and was pad oat 20 his heirs
within tIIee years after his death under prov $50
of his will From that ZINE Oh the credit OF the
firm has beed its capital rather than money
and this has ben used Tor the legitimate
i.u,iness of the house Bat by reason
of los,es and of fierce competition, by shnnkage on
merchandise and changes in business methods the
cash capital of the firm has become 50 impaired
that for the protection of its creditors 1t has mace
an assignment This step was decided on is soon as
lie firm learned that il had rea he'd Il conIlto on
of insolvency. which was only within day or two;
OF It's preferred creditors two are OF confidential
and trist nature and will be paid IN full. The other
preferred creditors comprise houses IN the metal
trsde who have demands against the firm, and for
th,ss the assets show not far from 80 per cent OF
the claims ire ass Il are estimated at about
81 70 800 and the liabilities at about 9loO,OOU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-02
REMOVING SNOW AND ICE.

The full force of the Street Cleaning Department
va ousy yesterday, after the ashes ana carriage
Zee ,i',.' snow and ICE Up to midnight on Thursday
abou 25OO0 cubic yards of sacw and ice had been
removed and dumped il tbe rivers. Commissioner
coleman thinks that by Daylight to-day
away. iopcriora n, seIylce there were goo horses
AND carts and 1000 men employed. The streets
leading D the downtown ferries are now In pretty
good condition. Broadway, from the Battery to
Ibuy-ioulth-st.. and Fourteenth and twenty
third-sts. from river 70 -lycr wiIl be Thoroughly
cleaned by TINS morning. The thaw of Yesterday
aiied the work. Mir. Coleman COMPLAINS that sec
Ion O. OF tie Sanitary Code Is not properly Cd
served Tnis section provides that all househOlders
AID occupants Of business houses must clean the
snow aud ice from the sidewalks III front CT their
promises aud open the guttoIs within two hours al
tel he cessation of "a snow storm. Down Town and
IN lnauy places el1ewhero this rule was neglected
on thursday, ANA the consequence was that Broad
NV and some OF The other streets which had been
cleaned received a cons derable quantity OF snow
from TIC sidewalks yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-02
HELD FOR KILLING HIS COMPANION.

Coroner Brady and juTy Yesterday investigated
The circumstances atten lag tie death OF the nqto-
r'ous confidence mah ana gambler, James l.. J0r-
dam, known as slim jim" Jordan was shot IL
CIV Hal Park Oh Sunday morning, November y
The bullet entered his lett groin and he died week
later. FC.Ecis kamsd-i. a. companion of Jordan,
was accused of shooting him Matthew kinney leStl
fiei hat 10 was in the company Of Ram'dcll and
Jordan when tie shooting occurred Runs ,ell tod
ma ~ the Tonbs that he had shot jordan but had
Inrs II IA sclf-defencc. RamsieIs lawyer, /. ).
Keller. then cross-exanined pr. Rgte. who, MADE
the autopsy Jordan before death stated that &c
L9t berr ga a two weeks debauch and was on the
yc;re of delirIum trcmens. Mr. Keller endeavored
TO show that the death resulted from the effects OF
hard GI1nkiBg but tie doctor DENIED tins ne Jury
rendered a verdict that Jordan came to his death
ny a pistol shot fred by Ramsdall, and Coroner
Brady committed him 10 the IOmbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-02
AN INCIDENT ABOUT HERBERT SPENCER

Mr. Bcecher gave a Thanksgiving talk in the Plym-
outh lecture room last evening In the course of IL he
recalled the fact that about twenty years ago
Herbert spencer was SICK and he rot
wealthy a number of Americans thought they
would Ike t. express their gratitude
TO him for the pleasure they had derived from MS
dcpu.cd to write to MI Spencer who lad forbid
den his friends t. help him. The letter set forth
that some hundreds of American friends who had
ne expectation of ever seeing Mr.. spencer, wished
10 express their of obligation to him, aud as
a pecuuIary expression was easily transmits. bic
and would help IN ms work they hoped
h. would accept it, With the letter some thou
sonas OF dollars were sent. In Mr. B-echcrs
phrase MI. Spencer came down and took it, and
he always thought more highly Ot hiIA fcI II than If
he had acraplcd and not taken 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-02
WORTHLESS BILLS IN HIS POSSESSION.

Justice Patterson, IN tie Essex Market Police
Court yesterday, conducted an examination n he
case Of Cna.les Smith. WAC was arrested on tues
worthless $40 Duls on the now deiunct Consoh-
dated Bank of Canada. julius Brsnd, lc"eher
amer nnrrh3scd two rings from hlm for ~, oier-
ING in payment three OF The Canadian Dilis. iOur
years ago nan known as Broker DICK" VINO
gave the same name a. the accused person IN TINS
case was convicted and sentenced BY Judge Snth-
eIland 20 two years imprisonment. eeYera' 81 tHe
bank officers were present at that trai ana ~
were Of new issue and lacked the signature neces-
sa-y. were stolen from the institution. Smith was
held for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-02

WILL ANYBODY TELL US THE ORIGIN or THAN
SUGGESTIVE If INELEGANT EXPRESSION SOME.
TINES USED TO DENOTE EARNEsrYEssi NOW
THAT PEOPLE HAVE HAD THEIR THANKsGIyISa
REST AND ARE BACK AT WORK, WE ARE PRE-
PARED TO TALK TURKEY" ABOUT MEys AND
BOYS WINTER WEARING APPAREL--A SUBJECT
YOU CANNOT DEFER CONSIDERING SERIOUSLY Iy
YOUR WARDROBE REQUIRES REPLENIsHINo.
WE FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT BUYERS OF cGoru.
ING CAN BE BETTER SERVED HERE THAN Ptsp
WHERE AND FOR THESE CoGENr REASONS,
FIRST. OUR BUSINESS METHODS FORBID ANY
CoNCEALMENT ABOUT GOODS. FOR wEAru To
IMPART A CORRECT KNOWLEDGE OF THE AsTr.
Gle SOLD. IF A FABRIC IS PART COTTON WE
DON'T CALL 1T ALL WOOL" WITH A MENTAL
RESERVATION. But SAY IN PLAIN ENGLISH
mot ALL WOOL" AND EVERY GARMENT u
CLASSIFIED AND LABELLED FOR THE INFORM.
ALTON OF Statesmen AND CUSTOMERS ALIKE.
SECONDLY, OUR WRITTEN GUARANTEE. GIVEN
WITH EVERY SALE. ENABLES YOU TO COME BACK
TO EXCHANGE GOODS OR HAVE MONEY RE.
FUNDED AS A MATTER OF RIGHT AND NOT Az
A FAVOR; AND LASTLY, THE STOCK OF GOODS WE
KEEP AND THE RELIABLE CHARACTER OF OUR
WORK IS NOWHERE QUESTIONED.
STORE OPEN TILL 10 O'CLOCK ToNIGHT.
PERSONS RESIDING ANYWHERE THROUGHOUT
THE STATES MAY SHOP HERE BY THE ASSIST
ANCE OF OUR BOOK OF DESCRIPTIONS AND
PRICES OF MEMS AND BOYS APPAREL, WHICH Is
MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
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HOME NEWS.
ppONINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brnswick-Senator Lafayette G GSor les
OF Oregon Fnh Are,ue ,bs Hon Wayne Mae
Eeash of H. drSyeRT
Ohio; j. Hubey Ashton OF Gnnlyc " Hooker ser
% Of the House OF e5d soe
man House-Count de FitJames, oil Wirdsor Hof,l-
RossH Wi6ans Of baltimore Gis.y Gars 5tei
man T. C. Pound, of Wisconsin; =, King Kakaua....
AISS"arc HocFrank thomson VcC Ggns HoieiDGcn
IcI i ~ Waitha of Mississippi GTdHd
CONGRESSMAN c. NJ Shelley OF W p,n,nsy
eyea Ho,s,- Elk Congressman Jonh oe''H" u
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dernen amended in defiance OF the court, 70 et INC
case 90 without entering the judgment.



case go without entering the Judgment.
JERSEY CITY.
George H. Newkirk, ago seventy-fve. of No. 4iS
Summit-ave. while on his way TO bed between ~
and IL o'clock on Thursday night, made mistake
and fell down n flight of stairs. His neck was
broken and death was instantaneous.
Simon Cunningham, canal boatman. who was
accused of having committed a brutal assault on
Emma Boice, age six years. was arralgned Delore
Justice Stilsng yesterday morning. Nel,npofa , o
child nor her father appeared in court. anu Oucer
Hopkins, who made the arrest, stated tnlt lns
chids father had settled the case for ~ oo ana
had gone to Norwalk, Conn. Cunningham was re-
manded until today.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMoND.-In the Richmond Comfy Court OF
Sessions Yesterday Francis Wog OH and Patrick
McElh my were remanded for sentence, the former
having pleaded guilty to assault and the latter nav
Ing been found guilty of incest.
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CITY.-Winchester Britton ana
j. A. Weinberg. counsel Tor Mayor DeDeVolse
him. went before Judge Armstrong, at the queens
County Court of Sessions yesterday, and moved 10
set aside the indictments Oh the ground tnaU tuo
Grand Jury which found them had no jursdlction
as twas an improperly constituted body MI Brlt-
ton declared that the names of persons eligible 10
serve az grand Jurors had not been properly pre-
sented to the Board of Supervisors and approved
before being submitted to the County C!crk. Dis-
Attorney Downing denied the allegations OF MI.
Britton and the JUICE said that on Monday ne
would hear evidence III regard to the matter---
4 here is danger of another stopPage of the water
supply Chief Engineer Spears, who has charge OF
tine water works, stated yesterday that there was
not coal enough a. the BushWlck station to lasC
over to-day. The Wafer Commissioners have made
10 provision to meet the emergency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-02
A RANKERs WARD IN TROUBLE.

George Dottzert proprietor Of the st. Marks
UOiel at Ihird-aye. aud Eighth-st, stcppea NJ
ti,,n on Thursday Five or Six boys gathered
erooud biin ana without pToyoc4uon 1egah peIlhs
h., with stones. One struck INN 6uch a violent
IL In ~. ace flat he 81 g-cieG aud fell, and
WI II, nrostlatt shower II stones VAS thfQwh at
;tn he 49, assisted h0.c and attended ny III;
K, ilirl OF No 49, West Icu ta-St. lie WAS iGuHd
q, tfsr,,,s from cOncussl ID II the BRAN john
WcGeyoep, aye eg4 teen OF No. 3l9 West fifteenth
st. vas arrested gu suspicion OF beng one "a tAe
sss,ilants lie was arraigned IN the Jehersoh
NS,tet Police Court Yesterday aud held by Jusnce
nirby 10 await the result OF Mir. UotzertS Injuries