New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26
NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY &C. 1883

fourth-st., last evening, upon the subject, Does
| Protection Protect ~ Everett P. Wheeler presided.
Among those pr sent were Jackson ). Schultz; CAB
| tain John Goldman Charles w. DAYTON and Horace
| White The first part of Mr.. Shearman's argument
was devoted to discussion of blankets. ProteeS
tion he asserted, wa the enemy OIL blankets; II
woman and child in the United states wouId 1orIh-
with be able to provide themselves with this lux
ury Mr. Sherman denounceo tn late Iarih COM
mission us body of dl honest and Dlgoted men'
BROOKLYN.
A Danish Sailors Mission Will he opened in Ninth
st., near Third-ave., the first week in February
hall has been hired and services will be held tore
noon and evening according to the rltnaI OF INC
Evangelical Lutheran Church. There is no Other
Danish Church anywhere III New-forK OF brooA-
Ign.
NEWARK.
The Rev. William ]. Roberts was formally in;
stalled as 0 st. Sos sarsy
was preached by the Rev. DR.. Russell, OF Paterson
The jury in the case of Edward Marks. who was
tried for manslau0hter in killing George beureV,
his foreman in the Celluloid Brush Factory, ronld
not agree, and we're discharged yesterday AFTER
noon.
The jury in the case of Edward Marks, on trial
for manslaugher after being out allnght. returned
INTO court yesterday afternoon and announced thaJ
they could not agree. and were thereupon DIS
charged. Tho jury stood eight to four Tor conVlc-
ton.
The trial of Ernest and August Fredrieks for
granddaughter, in causing the death OF EDWARD
Schilling, by beating and kicking him on the nlgut
of December g. 1892, was begun IN the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer yesterday.
The symptoms yesterday OF John Wilkinson, the
horse-car driver, who was at one time thought to
have the hydrophOphiI. were more favorable, hut
az noon, after awaking from a sleep, his mail
ady become worse and he became violent. iils
physician was confirmed in his opinion that the
case was one of SIMPLE insanity.
LONG ISLAND.
ATLANTIcvILLE-Aexander Bvler, a well-to-do
farmer was married on Wednesday by the Rev. j.
Robinson, of Good Ground, to Miss Eliza EDWARDS
The groom Is IN his eighteth year and tue bride III
her seventy-ninth.
LONG ISLAND CTTY.-The Executive COMMITTEE
IF the Law and Order Society have passed re 0lu-
tons cOndemning the conduct OF D1srlcf-Attorney
Downing and County Judge John j. Armstrong OF
Queens County. the suits against the lquor-deal-
ers of Long Island CITY. begun by the Society some
time ago. At the last term of the County Court,
Judge Armstrong presiding, Dlsrict-Attornev
Downing allowed he cases to be dismls Ell for the
reason that he did not have sufficient evidence, Ill
his opinion, TO secure convictions.
STATEN ISLAND.
DECENTRALIZATION Island sound 10 entirely
frozen over. The steamer Oriental, raining be-
tween South AmbOy and this city, stopping at Tot
tenvIlle and ROssve, ). l.. has been COM yelled TO
abandon the route for the present. | be steamer
Chancellor, running from EiZabe'hpOrt, N. j.. to
this city, makes trips only aC intervals, owing o
the ice around the corner stake IN Newark lay.
Some OF tue ght triOs on the Staten Island Rail-
way Ferry have been discount ued for the present.