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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14

districts of this city, the water OF which would
be kept cool by passing through pipes r"ckcd
with ice. This Is an excellent idea, ana wonld
be practical effort in behalf OF temperance
The poor, like their more fortunate brethren.
long for more refreshing drink than tepid
wafer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
LONG ISLAND.

EAST NEw-YoRK-Six members OF the Murphy
Musketeers of the Twelfth Ward of Brooklyn, VINO
VISITED East Now-York on Thursday. got into a row
which Sergeant Brophy attempted TO qnell. lie was
assaulted and badly beaten.
COMFY ISLAND.-A part Of the piazza OF the
Brighton Beach Hotel i To be enclosed with glass
and rooms for guests will he provided for winter
occupation. There is no winter seaside hotei east
of Atlantic City. and this experiment VIII be re-
gar,cd as an interesting one.
ROCKVILLE CESTRE.-Leonard Moore, the second
officer of the steamship Ninero, wrecked Oh the
coast of Sumaira in November 1883. has written
10 his uncle Captain James Moore, that, after ten
mont hs IN captivity 10y the savagcs the island,
he with ther members OF the crew have been Ilh-
Grated by the English and Dutch Governments.
He spcaks of the hardships endured III captivity.
and saws that some o. their number died. Several
times they attempted 10 escape, but were taken
hack at the point of the sword. He expects 10
reach his home about Christmas.
Long lsLA>D CITY.-Ihc Chinese laundryinen
have appealed to the police for protection from
numerous small boys, but receiving no aid there
they have applied 10 the Methodist Missionary So
ciety Al special meeting of the society last even
ing. Mrs Dcnnler suggested that a committee he
appointed to call on tic Police Commissioners and
request them to grant the necessary protection
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VARIOUS NEW-JIRsEY TOWNS.

PiArNItrIb.-Jom Anshoiough was committed
IA tbe ouutV JAIN Yesterday by Justice Nash, Tor
Threatening 10 shoot two young women, one oi
whom had refused To marry him.
PATERSON In Stralght-st. between Morton ana
C,sex a great deal of curiosity Is excited by the
buildIng of a board fence over twenty feet higli,
between the silk mil of George Frost d Son ana
tie house OF George Pontt. Mr. Porritt Is pultlhs
mn the fence 10 shut oil the hight from the englne
room of the mil. He had quaTelled with the mil
proprletors on account Of their steam whistle, and
hiring n surveyor he foand that the mil encroached
on his premises. He made them tear town the en-
croaching wall aud when the Frosts rebuilt 1t on
Their own land he began to put up the fence.
Mr. and Mrs 4. w. A. HenniSon, who have le"n
teacher and matron respectively, Mt the Orphan
Asylum foI nearly eleven years have offered their
an
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
RAILROAD coNpuoroRs IN TROUBLE.

IT.
Tot some time l,e Long leland ltailfo"n om ,,a
hnvr hcrn suspicious OF the honesty ", m'. 49,. w
tLs, oldest conductors. aud nbgut monSn w ~
(rciives wcte NOT long IN discovering conspiracy
10 roll tho company. During The sptnE s Ss w s,
sue, seor nt io,e ~ pcd(lcts from this city WEI"
s"eustoned 10 take the train NJ Iona lnni'u MY
sof Tho mort station, The Ticket erheinlf '"a',ua
about Nftoen cents, would admit Them through w.
ante, When the iiain left tho depot thr oonunsim
Sould take tho ticket aud the pradlri won'n, W.
sorm The conductor thai he was going 10 naf INV,
hor The peddler would then give ,hr cuhnnt'u'
Al so which tho latter a. alleged Woulm p"..n@"',
he making al 30 and the peddlef saving ~ ~ Nv
1he oporaiion. The officers of the f"au o'p,"so""
number at pinkert0ns men, aud dressing tno", w
ms peJdlers started them On The i1au. he , nis,
Inv they paid two cond uctors al each anu uiu not
receive the duplex ticket, as required ny lno so''
pany To he issued 10 passengers paying Ineii ars
In the conductor The officials were then satisheu
ihat they lad been robbed, and that too ny men
most trusted employees. watch was placer on
The long trip conductors. and three more were 9e-
;ccted. On Thursday superintendent barton III.
formed the following conductors that their services
were no longer required, Michael Ryan; VINO mas
been in the employ of the company Tor twehN
wears /; H. l.. Roberts for fifteen years panIo,
rohurst, for twelve years John Dumont ahu
William Stcarns who have also worked LOT me
company a number of years. +: L. stones another
old employe resigned on thursday but the ofhclals
saw that he Is also implicated with the dischaIgomi
conductors The company will proceed against all
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
HPEIKING TP A NOTS SUIP.
from m, Hhn,hau E,rt,w.


Tn tlc ROYAL Albert, which last week orcrch Dy
fine Admiralty Ia he broken mp, one or Inc Desrrihe-
brrcd vessels of tho Black Sea squadron passes mo he
hands of The shbrcalcrs. and loses ~ place III the st
of old hnlks which o Interest only III serving I'D Keep
alive the records Of the past Many naval "hlccrs VIII
nu doubt remember the ceremony in connection win the
launching Of the Royal Albert and her subsequent com
mission for service in the war against En-sa As nag
shin of that brilliant sauan the late lod Lyons she
PLAYED II prominent part in The naval operations
against Spbaslolol, and was LATER on me leau-
ing lnr-oi-bHllc snip III NV ~ y !" ~ -
Knburn when she carried the mandcr oi the forces
sir Augustus Spencer, and the ldh Regiment 10 thc
scene of action Her captain in those day was the pres
emf Sir william Mcnd> for many years Director oi Naval
Trans sports After the trimcin war IN" ls1Nhl AlpeIi
went o the Mediterranean flagship 90 Lord Lyons, ana
was similarly employed IN the Channel squadron Wlcn
the late Sir Charles Frcmanic hat the command ms
was her la employ lpIt ai the close OF ncr
co,nni--io she condemned ~ unnt Tor lnrtnef SET
vice. and passed into ordinary among thc oD1ocu
sailing shins aud other brokcnown vessels of the past
which nh the haIbur of IIanlua/c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
SHOULD YOU SAY TH1T-

From 7he LOndOa man,
Crane shot ought TO be made from mlsket-
tells ~, -,, ,,h
catchup GctchuW!
Tailors are particularly subject to iitS ! 49,.
The seasons nowadays not only alternate Dnt aier-
ndfUr well , go, ,..,....;..oo.
cmncy-swecp is always contcntcd with his business
because il SCOTS him
The best way Ia make your coat last is to make your
trousers and wai>cOat first
You are over head and in debt because you maven
maid Nuur halter
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STATEN ISLAND.

POpT RICENOND.-Henry Berlan Is now showing
his neighbOrs some large strawberries, q second
crop on his vines spray of the berries, both ripe
and green, sent yesterday 20 the American
Institute Fair.
WEST NEw-BEIGHTON. - john u. Madden was
taken i'll two week. ago with an affection Of the
stomach. An operation was performed revealing
AN abscess that had been caused by grape-seeds
lodging there After they were removed the patient
began TO recover rapidly.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BgIDGEp0Rr-E. b. Goodsel died at his country
house in Brookiield yesterday, age sixty,elght nc
held the position of postmaster here during tne
ADMINISTRATIONS Of Pierce and Buchanan, and was
MAYOR in 1871 ~ and 49,. The Historic Asso
citation lie O meeting last night.
,he new BAPTIST Church nearly completed, sub.
scr,bed on condition that 1t should not be paid W
the end of two years, has been banded TO the
LEAR Tor opening the church for service nearly
..llar of debt.
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HE UNDERSTOOD THE SUBJECT.

Prom The Iaitddephfn CdU.
Reporter" What are your views on the tar
H. Mr. Cleveland"
Cleveland" The tar what"
"Jhe tar1f-tar-iff"
"Well The fact is I don't know much about zoology;
never had no time look into IT, you see. Been TO busy
You are in favor Of extending American commerce,
/ supposed" go. -, Al. - A,
ayes stree; but I'd veto any bill to lower tos on the
Erie Canal" .. -, -.
"Do you think American manufactures need proiec-
tom" 80 49,. -,
'em are pretty well insured now but still don't inini
signing bills for bro companies II the people want
IN
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races Jerome PARK, l',O J, ~,
Executive Committee Of Academy OF MUSIC oi'o''''''
Meeting of Special Committee OF Brooklyn Bridge
Executive Committee Of National Association OF ANA
tour Oarsmcn, Gilscy House. evening.
Meeting of American Yacht Club.
italian murder inquest before Coroner levy. , ,
XIXth Assembly District Irish American Blame an"
Jopan (1u, No 3 IL vest Fifty-scvcnth-st II. H.
Meeting of Ncw.York Yacht Cluh. evening.
Lacrosse match. Prospect Park. y. ~ ,.,
MctropolitanSt. Louis baseball natch Iolo piouii"s'
2.3O II.
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IMPORTANT TO GENERAL GORDON,
Fem T,xds SUrings.

KosciuskO Murphy is not a very wcll-n-
formed Young man, he misses opportunity
of having his say and he frequently puts his foot into IT,
few days ago two Austin gentlemen were talking In
ii hardly think General woseley will get over the
cataractsJ said one OF them.
As understand H. the cataracts arc TO DO removed"
responded the other gentleman.
"'rbcn he will get over IT," interrupted Murphy, who
was sitting At "a table close by 81 had an uncio who
had two cataracts removed. and ho got over IT,"
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THE ma AND THE Ian,

A lug and Jar which found themselves ON Hho'f 10
geIher began ~ plume themselves on their merits
=. cost thirty eight cents" observed Tue jug
And my owner walked ten miles 10 secure me- 10
Piled the Jar.
- hold two gallons Of water"
" And | a,n nearly always nled with milk"
MY master takes me TO the hay Held ana gives mo
the sbadicst spot" -,
And the women carry IN their arms up and down
the cellar stairs IT, III,
They were still dspuing when the Peasants wife
entered the room and said to herself: ,
nv husband having brought home new I'm pan, J
can now the old jug and Jar out OF the back door
MORAL.
Onr merits are best known 10 ourselves our faults TO
4 ip
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NIM ARK

Kate taulcihach. aged -. of NJ. us sussex
,tr waa found ,ltnwnrd in tho canal yesterday hy
lot mother. II Ia believed that the drowning was
accidental , a., .. .....,,.
In tho convention Of The Womcn'a thtiHtian
'Iomtrtanpn lnuia nl tie state Yesterday, drlrs
pntoa wcio elected 10 tho National Convention -
~ Louis on nrtnhri ~
ha tlfaud jury h,h he Sun another ihVehtteh ion
uf ,he murder 1T rArho iaulin, The 'thhd jury
last winter INA le an nNoaigation bat did hot iihd
any indictment,
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Mr. KIsCo-The Westminster County Womans
Christian Temperance Union held ITS twcnty-sec-
Cnd meeting in the Presbyterian Church Oh lhuIs-
day ana yesterday.
Mr. VrRyoS.-1be women Of the Christian Union
have paid 5000 toward 81 900 for the lot recently
purchased by them.
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MONEY PAID BY CARDINAL MCLOsKEY
Ca,iinal McCloskey in 1880 executed his bond TO
Julia flanagan for tno tb %,
1890 1891 ~ the money delivered mortgage to her
py ;nh sbe assigned to Lizzie Sylvester by an IN
ILL. rccoreI Yesterday IN the -ReasteSS ONCE
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Jersey CITY.

Robert H. Ramsgae. the Boston bieamst, was
,alled for sentence yesterday in the Court of Ses-
sions. His counsel asked that he he peinlltten 10
Withdraw hls plea of guilty. The Court refused
Che application, and sentence was postponed untii
Monday.
I" John Doe" who stabbed Policeman Loddick
about three weeks ago. and who has not spoken
since his arrest was sentenced yesterday to three
Arars in Stato Hfsnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

,hn u,esert holder ~ The mortgage agknowleurru
the payincnt Of III 900 by tho Cardinal Oh sep'e"'
Tyr l. A.. ,ni..,.,
,i,hc Eione aud Marble Company conveys 10
Messrp. .sloHmnnd H. Asher AMI lsaae ! "SlNh,r
oil NJ its 1ettcrspatcnt ana ''nlrpvc,c' on. ~ \"
make. usc aud seli tho inventions 81 the COMPANY
and II IL 20 receive 20 per cent of the net Pf"hs''
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4 UOMANS WONDERFUL NOSE.

From tn, burlington Free Prsss
The keen instinct VI women is so often alluded
TO- that We cannot forbear giving tho following usra
lion: Mira NonI Of Macon. Ga. lost her COW. Seeing
.Omc dressed beef passing wagon she declared that
she recognized by the looks and smell as the rcnans 0
her cow and caused the arrest of two man On -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

nom me j,sffou NEE frsss. -,
A number Of Sharks once Gathered ~ Con-
,ruiIuu ~ Dlsnups tho Question shall SAILOR Ve
nteu Head or Feet IistF athry were about EYually
jjvlrd IN thr Discussion Wiangle soon esll,ou nna
nam engt, wos they began 10 Hattie VIII eanh o!her
AMI man, Hard knoohs were given ani Neoriye,'
Whale lnav male HE Appcntnnoe ail Conlia'ieu 'no
tlow ~ cease, phd when oidet HAL been es'"'e" wv
Anid 1890, 49,. ~...
Why ileht over how sailor shoult be Eaten whsn
none ~ you have sighted sup foi mo isse H''
months ~
Mpn,t
steal your Melon, before yon draw oli fot lho us
goat
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~ ose IA feet inchea IN height, white se weighs oyeE
Teen stone Her i., ore Of a enormous .nce,mnv
"ai" tn, he, IA pniih hhr u the dnurrro willow ~
auiurut ,iirumalancea, aud Il highly accomplished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
INITIATING TIE EXAMPLE SIT IiER HCS-
BAND

When Mrs Barry on September -. went ont Of
her house at No. 1906 West Elghteenth-st., she LETT
KITTY Meyers. domestic who had been in her ser,
vice two weeks, III the house; when she returned
she fol nd nothing of Kitty except her old clothes.
Kitty had donncd a silk dress belonging 10 her mis-
tress and had also taken a gold watch, chain and
locLet pair of opera glasses. two rings. and some
Undertaking. She was arrested on Wednesday
while wearing the dress. but she drunk and The
dress was covered with mud. At the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday she was held III ~ 900
bail The jewelry was recovered. but the dress was
given to the prisoner by its owner. Mrs. Hannen is
KITTY Meyers's real name. Her husband IS engaged
in The Department Of Public Orks. She has already
served six months in the penitentiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

Miss Strom, who was hurt by tramp on the
ittauning Pike Thought 10 be- at Norwegian BIRTH
Her brother l. of course the wclknown Mac-sti"hl-
M lIrnmiNln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
Mil e Al

YOU feel cold coming always use sntons Caarrh cure
:,Ihe Ony Real Medicinal Preparation for Caafrh'
For Catarrh Cold In the Hcld has MOI al equal
NV VIE has been ail ted with 'a'affh or himner OF
without finding Sho induced 10 eSe sutton
taarrh Cure which abe has derived great dement, an
pronoun"ng II ~" best medicine sue mas
ever tried III ". Lambert. stamford Conn. -
have Sutton's taJrth cure WIN -itre satiSfar
tion and consider II To any other - char 90 e.
Drooks win Klous & Co, ll3 Mtcer.st., New-lork
w~s Il, cents Al Druggists Mailed receipt Of price
l.. II. SUTTON,
Proprietor Ncv-C nam. Conn.
u W poRIVSON & son, " hOlcsIle Agen,s, 10 Green
wich.st., New> Ork.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
suur.e- sol ,cJs5 u,or ri li2I MoJnsags Is p
uiGIG wsrEG TODAY.
.u-Saudv Hook, O:|3 Grv. IN'1l iOl leli Gate 2'10
En.-sanlN Hook. l:nI Nev. I-.nd III ueIl gate 3l0
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GETTING RID OF TIE aWHY o. GANG.

When the twelve members of the Why . gang.
who were arrested on Thursday night were taken to
the Tombs yesterday. Justice Dufy committed
James Reilly for trial IN default OF $4,000 BAN.
Penalties ranging from one to six months each were
imposed on all the other prisoners with one excep.
fini
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

Genuine IIons Malt Extract has signature
and Moz Eisneron OF bottle Endorsed ny
all ply scians for general debility. Beware OF limitations
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REMARK ABLE YOUNG LADY.

from The Western Ddny Xereury lHymoum, Eae9
There is now living in village in Leices-
terolre oiluu lad. Who although only fourteen years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
Illit)OkI.NN

Crotpr krnfdon was Honlunecd 20 tho l'chitrh.
tia,y Tor ten years Yesterday fog aiding IN the es'
saul, npnn aud robbery oi john J johnson thHh'
irr at tho hoSnton saw hnd lil9 '9,npahS i'""
when ~ 900 wnH stolen la broad daylight
Ia tho action begun by Mrn Mary H. Graves aud
other against John Del,ilng aud uthctn a. rcroNor
Uos,e,,lon OF Iclie,ln Park, ia tho Twenty third
Ward, Judge Cullen IN the supreme 'ohii HuHlhlnod
yesterday the demurrer al the dol'n,lah'H ana ulA
MISSED the complaint, on the ground "l II" cause
Oi action,
Daniel Shuqruc the persistent lover of Ella Lara
bee, the girl burglar, has paid her a Vlsii ~ the
Kings County pcntentlaIN. where she WIZ hWen
Tor three Years and half The girl refused 10 MS
ten TO his moralizng but said that she would marry
hiin if he would get her out OF prison soon.
Charles Hammond, age eighteen son 'oi the de-
fanltng postmaster OF Iatchogue l.. l.. W IA" disap
reared n few weeks ago. sent To Raymond
street jail yesterday by United states Commits
sioner Allen. upon a charge of opening IegistcIel
letters in his fathers office and apllOprlatlhg lhe
contents since July 10. 1888. Young Hammond
SAYS lie was frightened into IT by young Trend
who with him bought Il bicycle with the proceeds
OF the rObbcres.
Mrs Laura Hopper. of No. I5l Thirdayc.. has
twice attempted to kill herself th, ewek. The first
time she took laudanum, but told her hu blnd ana
a doctor saved her. On Thursday she cut a ragged
cash in her throat with Il piece OF Il pewter coil'e
pot. 1t is thought that she Is insane from over
work and worry. Her friends are watching her
carefully
Miss Jennie Sherman. who ran away from her
home in Syracuse, y. Y, mouth ago. and whose
father traced her 10 brooklyn, was found Yesterday
by him upon the Bridge. as she was walking To her
work fin a shoe factory in New-Y0rk. she accom-
panied him IL Police Headquarters. and agreed there
that she would go to her home in Syracuse
The corner stone Of the bull ling of the Young
Mems Christian Association, now beng put M al
Fulton and Bond sts., will he lad at / p. III. 10
day Mcssrs Moody and Sankey Will take part
in the exercises. together with prominent clergy,
men. 4 mecIing of business men. 70 be addressed
Inv tho cyangclists and at which Mayor Low will
preside will be held in the evening in the Academy
Of Music.
Moody and Sankcy will Holt Christ ian Conven-
tion in the Lafayette Avenue Frcsbterian Church
On Monday and Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

BED Bros. flies, reaches, ants, rats, mice,
cleared ont by Rough on Rats" 15c.
" Bnc hr paiba " Great Kidney and Urinary cure.
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SOuE AMERICAN FABLEa

having sorp A. The nest dry thu COW was diseo'efeu,
alive and well, In a nelphborlnp swamp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
NETWORK CITY.

The police of the Second Precinct on Thursday
captured Xty-nlne stray cows
The Fire Comm ssoners Yesterday awarded q
contract to James Duffy TO hmld truck honse IN
Sixty-seventh-st., between Third and Lexington
aves to cost $780,
A general alarm yesterday directed the police 10
arrest James Farley, age ten. and Thomas horn,
age nine" who had run away from the BROOKLYN
Orphan Asylum"
Three workmen were injured yesterday by the
fall of a scaiold from the front of the New-lolk
Athletic Club building at sixth-ave' ana f"'S-
ffth-st
RELEASE OF MR.. PEAsE
Joseph NJ Poase, the fruit merchant, who was de-
tanned on charges OF ions@,y a o 1e II s
TO have him sent to the Mddetown Insane Asylum.
NO NEWS FROM A MISSING MAN:
No trace had been found Yesterday of Henry d.
Thomas, who disappeared from ms nome III E ~
Ienth-st last Saturday. Fears arc entertained that
he may have become insane through oNeiwork anu
worry.
"Docronr WERNER COMMITTED FOR TRIAL:
"Doc Werner, of 10. II StantOn-st., was
charged Yesterday at the Jefferson Marhet Court
with grand larceny OH the complaint, of William
Keller of No. 1s7 Atlantic-st., BROOKLYN. whose
found in Werners possession. The prisoner was
committed for trial. bail beng fixed at $1,000.
PUNISHMENT ENOUGH TO CAREY sucn WATCH.
M nco AeHf nae With s
in from fellow workman two nlckel watcheS'
one of which he sold for IL cents. man who
a
sufficiently punished" said Judge Cowlng to the
prisoner lyon may 60"
TWO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MERCHANTS.
Two merchants. whose free trade procllvitles eVl-
DENLY caused them to believe that the GoVcrn-
had no right to collect duties upon imported goods,
and that they were justified i'll smuggling them
ashore suddenly becoming converted To honesty
and to the Republican idea Of protection, yesterday
sent to Collector Robertson the money they had re-
tanned. In one parcel $40 and in the other SlO.
RESP -CTABIIlrY DOES NOT COUNT
William Roberts who stole a watch FROM Eugene
f. Castles of No. 314 East Fifty -third-st pleaded
through his counsel Yesterday, before Judge COW
ing that he had always been - respcc. able man"
and was the father of three children whose mother
was SICK Judge Cowing said " respectable man
has no more icense to commit crime than any other
man lou are sentenced To two years ahdsiX months
in the State Prison"
VALUE OF LANDS FOR The NIAGARA PARK.
A meeting of the Commissioners of the state
Reservation n. Niagara was held Yesterday alter
noon nj their office No. PA Broadway. The Com
IN siuners present were Congressman I,olshein,i
Ur Martin II. Anderson. of Rochester. Andrew ~.
,,reon and state Senator !. Hampton Robb. m
slew Wilcox. of Buffalo one of the counsel oi lhe
COMMISSIONS presented u copy uf the report oi the
commissioners who were appointed last lchilihiN
to apptiiae the lands laid out for The state Park.
lao valuation All vpd hv them to the lands Ia De
taken ht the state amounted To ~ III, NV 90