New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
NrW-yORK CITY.

Field. sag iarbof, scuds 81, A.. .--..
1herc viii be concerts at the Eden MUSES. every
evening ot this week. .. -. A.. ,,..,.
bsiIsfb Athletic Cdbs Rink, Eigh'y-sixth-'t. and
fiphih-dtc. ,o...u.o..,., .,o,,as,. 80,
| ia,hbY YHS IN g,tiy lidisia{ ....., u..,
nmiIiiua b,let' tNe iut,t8 fA bf6WNtt 8ttBh t'bt
t.Iplln IN, Wl,Es N t'itf ,a1i bB4tis E,i1 "
EWEbiFt y Nt ABthiesi b3 jhiee G'ldef-
slE' & ,ron,,e ,be epgA.ei W the f8efh ~
ul,uln dllap'i GpllNp tlal vs. ,gNNfA Y ,iYt.
| lt,mtt 0i 4 lulI,.age " llle lNWN,W NNN s'H0f
| lils had hefn ehuNn w he nfffFa4in
nut Iohnston. OF Water aud Washnglpn 81.
| v' 'rinrlrI i, flle Justice iNnf,nfi lfa'l'N'l
via crucIIy kiehlns aud beating ~ N"'"'' '''
| seventy eight ,i,.,o,, i,ild-
ina nj Court and ,culseu Hts Nt0ltluHl ~ an 80
| time Securities ropr, ,onling Tl1WWpn'u },r
| moved into It's massive Ndul'Hllo" W" w"
| rooms III lullon-sl' ,,,,.rs
| Ano'itinn siprel bv one hundred pIonlnon, cn'
zons viii be submitted tn iho loald ~ ono NM to
today, asking Tor an appropriation OF fLY" n', in
| tenement house districts ..,.
| prorrsrI>0 AGAINST \ Ntw prNPlN1 iNH,,iior
The Hoard q calth yc,i,t%hS on be-
haIf Of The citizens of that place agAins ,e NJ
hshmcnt of u dumping plac" Tor studio '''"'0 w
the foot OF East Ninety-nilll-S''
"G A." a,kshow the title OF the opera SUI nn
ro,nic" ~ pronounced. With FIVE 'yi"n's, uu
crmting the first aud third syilnoi"s 10, ike
short and so is the final c. whichs pronounce" ''"'
| the npcn
TELEGRAPH coMrrrlTIoY At NASnyWiikF,r
President Hatca OF the Baltimore and Ohlo i cIr
cro nh Company received dispatch ioi i % an a
ostcrlav saving that the Baltimore ana ONO 1'n' ~
yeS'raus o"SSncJ for business which started on
nav" ' hoom Hates will be reduced below Western
| Union figures.
| ursy DAYS ron THE ALDERMEN . -,
Tb. Aldermen decided yesterday TO hold dally
,setiurs until January |, with the exception "
WbristInas DAY and Sunday. Mr. kirk sad tnat
he had received copy OF IN injunction
,no Roard from granting Il franchise 10 construct
and operate railroad Ill Lexngtoh-a'e
GIFTS FOR POOR CHILDREN
Mrs Fanny barrow ackhow ,,as of TOYS
thc receipt of four boxes and packages W 10Y y
hooks clothing and Christmas cards sent ah 3n
nonsly; also eighteen beautifully dressed H1is
from Miss Sidney Cowell, and two doliais iio'" ''
Maude Inez Park. for poor niue chliuieh'
ApAIR or DEMOCRATIC BuMocKs.
| Uost Vircinian farmer, named Woodiord, rel
alive of General stewart H. Noodlulu, I"Iiocks
lie called them Cleveland ana liendllcke. III ~
combined weight was 800 pounds. IL was lhe
| opmion of the butchers Oh JciscS wy '
| land was the bigger Deel'
rxCl1FMTNT IN A CANDY STORE.
| brief excitement was caused yesterday at tb -
p M in front of the flith venue iiHtT y" cS,rdv
s,em, VI crowd nmckv collected and an alarm was
&iycn. Before he iircmcn, arrived, however an
danger over: Inc christmas 9Iee' s1on
| Gilcd with smoke and the greens were promptly
Torn down and extingushed on the marble noor'
srrKtyG THE BrNFFITs OF PRoTEc1IoN.
| p w Conuer n nottingham lace manufacturer
! arrived YESTERDAY on the Aurania with Ia Young
men and women, who were rccG op in eWpttnpha,S
hcaso thc hus css was improbable, and he has
| come to this country to resume his manufactures
! That ne NAV have the benefit Of protective 'rin.
! Dr,t- r.. |.
PARTY " here he intends To start factory
BERTHA xArHAV DISCHARGED.
Bertha Nathan. also known rs Bertha Berger VINO
has served term of Imprisonment Tor malptaCl,'
| l., tbc r,se of Cora Sammis. ana VINO was illcu p
- ,c, ~ similar charge of causing the death
| Gf me- vile of Keeper White of The Norgn". vas
! Larorn Indcr GildcrslceVc yesterday win her
connsel Who asked tor her discharge The inry OF
tb" t,ial stood eich' to iour w favor of aclnittaL
The motion for disch"rge was granted.
p,.x,eurp ron ewiNpIiNG sraytN1s.
! rdootd ruuar aee tvcnt y-"ght plead ~
| c,ilv yesterday tn rharue Of petty larceny, ana
| vos sentenced ~ jude Gi1cr'lerIo w imptson-
n!rn ior nnr yraF ,it W1i 'sc,,.st Oils III
| t,tnd r,t.t nj io visa Gas hiit @tvaut anal Wnnlh
| ,ntp M, Woman in uah IS h9iel We N9nn ih"n
EEri Ia vjstni il, rsr immediately anb Wrnll
tw,,oe W ihe s1ttNni, Whm ~ ipit ~ thp ,Ah
! wk,is las WtNi Nb Ga hNel ~ would Hs,AW V,
aNNihpi NHNn ANl lrhte w Nn'r' NnhNh his
i.,g .Ud ,l,p sitaNt without hri mN'wt
an tlNAAN0n eNnni ifiNfiWf WV,
FatliDb haNaUseh what charged WIN b'llN@
his vii, al Ao, b3i fusi-s', sea- h'WeWhp' ~ was
Ulacrd nu t,ial Yesterday hriup hrrWhe' hnN IA,
ia tha (ouTt oi lieuoial rtA7nua, hn indlpimon'
rh.rnrl murtrr iu the lils drgtve hut ihu instruct
Attorney only asked TOT a CuhNltiinhul ndnslaugh
Ter ia lie second degree lhe shot was tired while
| kaVauagh aud his wife were alone to-cihcr IN -
room he alleges that the pistol was accidentally
discharged Witness Door testified that after the
shot was fired, the wife came into ms room aud
cred out that her husband had shot her. kaNa-
naph followed his wife into the room and said ::
You know | did not mean to shoot yon.' She
said : No but YOU ought not to have done It,"
She died soon after. Testimony was introduced To
show that the couple had been quarrelsomc. The
trial will be continued to-day.