New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
HE NETS THIS MORNING.

IhE Nh"S I'M" @~NN'-'AN'
FonrrGx.-Annual conference of English Con-
scrvatves Yesterday. - Rebels defeated near
Debben by Mudr of Dongola. --- The proposals
of the Panama Canal directors were adopted. --
Sir Laurence Peel is dead. -- Report Of English
cotton spiuner3 published. -- spanish steamer
Gilon and British steamer Laxham sunk in col
lison.
DoMESric-The Prohibition National Convention
heoan i, Pittsburg. -- Seruus storms occurred
I'm the Northwest. -- The Democratic state
Commit tee Of New-York met in Albany -= Fond
din Lac Bessie. Coral and Ghost were the
winners m Saratoga. - Amstrid tu, " L.. was
visited nv destructive hr'. " The Concord
School of Philosophy was opened for the season.
CITY AND SrnrRBAv-Ihe relations of Fisk Il
Hatch and the Newark Savings Bank were ex-
planned IN court yesterday Different views
rs to the outcome of the hrickIayers strike eS
pressed. -= test case TO decide the
rights Of paup'r immigrants begun.
80 Indian lacrosse players defeated the
Ncw-Yorl cah. -a The Brooklyn baseball
ninc beat the Alephenys. The Board Of e.
innate authorized the Controller 10 i4.ue $1,000
600 Of srhoul bonds Several questionable
liquor places received licenses. Gold value
of the legal tender silver d3lln Ni2a praius.
hl.s7 cents .a Stock opened a.uve and higher
continued to improve n prices and cio'ad strong.
TrF WFNnrG-lEIHrsr local observations in-
dictate cooler, fair and panty cloudy weather, with
chances Of light rain. Temperature ycstsrdayi
Highest. -. lovcst. 81 average. ia.
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HC eerdH posiaJr
The National D.mDuaif Committee meets
here to-day and the chances are that VI, W,
H. Bannm Will be- reelected 10 the chairman
ship. This Is "a position for which Mr. iitrnnm
il particularly we'll ittcd, owing e. his expert
enee in sending seven mule, 90 Indiana and
the Democrats will want all the " mules they
can get ont there this year in order To pull
either the head or the tail Of the ticket through.
Yet the question of the Craftsmanship cannot
be definitely settled, we understand, until MIR.
Hubert o. Thompson (the Nrv-York mcmber)
returns from Albany, where he has gone TO con-
suit Governor Cleveland.
The commissioners appointed to find out the
best way to preserve the forests of New York
are now in session at Saratoga, and they will
doubtless be able, sooner later, to hit upon
some plan that will accomplish tho object
sought Bat one o. the most serious obstacles
which is likely to be found in the way is the
lack of perfect typographical map of the
State, showing the exact situation of the
rivers, their watersheds, and the extent of the
forests which are to be protected No argu-
ment is needed to show how necessary such
map is in solving this problem; and yet Gov
ernor Cleveland last spring vetoed the bill
appropriating money for the State Survey.
The team Of the New York Lacrosse Club
made a plucky fight on the Polo Grounds
against the professional Indian payers yester-
day, and although they were beaten, the ex-
pericnce will doubtless make them more
skiIful hereafter. The general public, of
course cannot be expected 10 take great inter
est in a match in which the result is foregone
conclusion, as seems to be the case when the
Indians or Canadians play here; but still the
contests Of the present week will attract atten-
ton; and the games which the New York Club
expects TO arrange with the teams from Yale,
Harvard and other colleges within the ne4
few months will excite much interest.
That notorious woman known as "MOther
Mandelbaun." who has probably helped to dis
pose of more stolen property than any other
person in this city, is again in the meshes Of the
law and this time we hope she will not be able
TO slip through. Her relations with thieves are
well known to the police Yeti has been almost
impossible hitherto to secure evidence OF her
guilt. But now "a clear case seems 10 have been
made out against her, and the prospect OF lock
ing her up for a term Of years is good. Justice
Murray, before whom she was taken yesterday,
appears to understand the case thoroughly
now let the citys prosecuting officers watch il
carefully. Ii is sometimes suspected that Mira.
blandelbaum has political "mil0oonce " GER