New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26
A uIRY LOCKED UP.

Recorder smyth yesterday gave to the jury tne
case against Charles II. Warren who was aceusou -
murder in killing Patrick III. Dwyer. Tue .eSc
mony showed that Warren was IN DIVERS nqhho ,r
store ut No. los Bowery on the night OF Septemoer
81, and had been drinking ana ptayinS g gepv
Dryer came into the store about lo 0cloch VIZ
much under the influence OF nqnoi anu Ht don 20
ensued between the two men over proposi1I0nh W
play a game of pool Dwyer drew pIstoi anu nlou
It, the shot taking effect in the floor The witnesss5
differed AS TO whether Dwyor retained ,ne pisr'
In his ossession. those tor the prosecution swear
ing that IL was taken from him by the DarhooPIp,,
An effort made to induce warren 20 Ieaso .h ho
rOom but he drew pistol and shot p"yer aS ,he
back as be was running toward the rear ., sno
store Dwycr died on the Gay after tine s .S, ~
The Recorder in his charge to the Jury saia VIE, no
verdict should be guilty OF MURDER IN 'n third or
foui tn degree, else not guilty lie oenheu nd
of the offences of which the prisoner mlght 10
guilty II the prisoner formed dellDers.o5 M ea
to take tire life of the deceased man and nsd no iGa
son to fear for his own life or person ne was 49,,
OF murder in the first degree III there weI9 iu;o
to kill without sufficient tune t1i s,nnJ degree
The Recorder charged that u was no io soi 49,
sury show. in setting up plea OF co re
that the person accused had no opportunity W W 20
tire before his adversary when MS sttenp' " CD
cape would expose him to danger r,. ,o,
The iury retired at about o'clock. Ihey SEM iot
instrnct,ons several times In the a'teI noun ana az
o'clock were allow ed to 90 to tiDner. They asked
for information to the width OF the c9uIi h t1
which the bartender must nave roacneu u no t;o
No evidence had been given on that point. a Dor
ton of the testimony was read over to the Jury at
half-past &, and at 10 O'Clock the heco,ut "'N'
home and the jurg was locked up Tor the nlght'
PROTEC TON OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
The first public meeting Of the New-York Assocla-
ton for the Protection Of American Industry 70 DC
held on February J. at Cooper Institute, promises
TO be interesting Peter Cooper viii preside ana
addresses will be made by William NJ. Evar g.
Dexter A. Hawkins and SIN tn Nj. Weed; In con-
a. 49, ar
noon one OF the mauagern OF the meeting shiu,!
This Is only the beginning OF movement "n rG
will shortly become vast popular aglta'I1n ~. III
labor unions that have recently been formed In tne
Congressional districts part OF the ORGANIZATIONS
Many of us BELONGED 10 the organization InaI aS,-
Ia ell for Civil Service Reform. we attaiheu an
object there and we vii attain n here IN tne same
way and by the same means. We desire the pro-
tecIion of industry, the dew lopnent OF the SNIP
png trade, aud the protection Of ne SooI pcs laid
down bv the Tariff Commission for the hrst oOJe't
as regar s the shipping trade, we SEEK TO devTr op
it, like France and Germa9y oy naKng II no have
eminent undertaking and tho third o.1ect We naso
In view the protection of the labor community We
hope to reach nv making it legal for the great cor
porations to pension their workmrnI rp AZ Tho
meeting III Coo er Institute circulars emOou5' ny
these views will be distributed"
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. LYNCH'S CHILD.
Tb.re WIS very simple funeral service yesterday
in the tenement house AT No. llS Mulbrrry-st,
where Mrs. Ellen Lynch bad mourned for four daHs
eside the body of her son. few neirhbofs ana
two or three relatives were present when the uody
was ia ken to Calvary Cemetery IN the a'teThooh.
Mrs Lynch went TO the cemetery and dld not return
10 her desolate rooms until late IN the cay. She
seemed nearly crazed by her greet. Her hnsoanui
who had stolen away her only living chid' did noV
90 to the house again. l.,
Mrs. Lynch will confront her nus
band In tn- TOmbs Ponc" Court before
Justice Power today. and Will endeaY"r 20 "Otan
noseson of her stolen child An officer OF the So
ciety for the Prevention ~ Cruelty TO Children has
been directed b. be In court To look after the inter-
ests of tho woman, VINO Ia TO poor to procure lesa
advice She SAYS that she cannot 1--we with hrr
husoan because he Is brutal aud dangerous Her
little son II sckly and needs her care, and sue Ieas
that while he ia in the custody Of his father he may
become III from mp Oper tire rtment: she Is w,ll,
ing o support herself and child. If her husband
vii not modest her