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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
dor SALE CHEAP.

E,oR SALE.
Thirty acres Of ane River Bottom land, tuIh!s
for gardening, within Six miles Of city.
12oac1es OF land III Decatur county, lon, b
exchange for city property
W. v. HoGE d BRO.
telS 1900 Market Stte4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23

WEhaye Just received a new stock Of
Gold Spectaeles.
JACOB ". GRUBB, heJewcler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
~ruE v nEElIN1 STEEL WORKS

~ =
The new concern will be officially called
The nWheeling Steel Works" In addl-
ton to the owners al the three mills
named the LaBelle and Jefferson works
may also unite In the movement inwhich
case the capacity OF the works will nee
essarily be still further increased.
AS now contemplated, the steel plant
will have a daily capacity in the neighbor-
hood Of four hundred and fifty tons.
Should the other two mills come in bore:
alter, the works will be constructed TO
have a daily capacity OF over six hundred
tons OF steel nail plate.
Anapplication for q charter will be for
warsnd al once to the Secretary Of State
at Chariestoa, and the certificate Of incor-
poration will doubtless DO received this
week. FL. y
The machinery 60 far contracted for
will be taken off the Benwood company's
hands by the syndicate. The companies
interested in the project are in 9 measure
compelled to adopt thia pisp. They can
not compete with other mills which have
steel plants unless they are on the same
footing as to the material for nails. The
works when erected will be one Of the
largest Of the manufacturing concerns Of
this vicinity, and will be decided addi-
lion 70 the Industries Of the Ohio Valley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
Daltint,NoD,roN ohio,

FoR Buggies, Rhetons and Spring wag-
ans 90 to J. w. FERRRI's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
DUBLIC SAFE.

The administrations Of Jos. Harris, dcces,cl. vIlI
offer at Public Sale on the premlICS al NO5Sd;.
VILE. y. Va, Q large lot Of Green Hou,e piiSs.
consisting OF Orange, Lemon, Fig aud Japaa M.
Ammon Trees, alt bearing fruit Many othst
Plants will DO sold. Also his entire nOutCi0ld nd
Kitchen Furniture. isiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
Msshnas.
LrnTInR m

Il hereby given that at q Renesal meats.
ldOIs q the LatghlIn Nail CON SSSt y "
held q the principal office Of aid corr y p
laS Main street, Wheeling, ", Va. iSst ~ "a
a g;So a; y q resolution VIII 10 Offered IA
tne naner o. ssa ~ q one bundled doSs y.
90 that hereafter the authorized clpIt.i ~;
OF nid company ShAll consist Of 500 ISsSe. d SIk
par value Of stu each. IVY sA-sA q VI
!, ;, o.,.,,.,,,. ALEX 1AuGHtIS, rr,,
w. .GLIaSNER. see'y. MN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
GECoND.HAND CLOTHING
General auttees.
Eor sac.
SToCKs FOR SALE.

STooKs FOR SALE.
30 shares Junction Nall Mil,
Is Shares EtnR Iron Mil.
Shares Belmont Nail Mil.
% Shares Ohio Valley Bank.
10 Shares Standard lnkumpeoCo.
10 shaNs Wellsburg Gas Co,
% Shares Washington Hall Association.
]. IRWIN. Stock broker
te20 No. n TWHlrh N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
THE KENsINGToN,
ICOwELL HOUSE,
Webb Ave, bet, Central and Beach,
OCEAN GROVE, NJ.

7I OCEAN GROVE1 NJ -,
This popular house having been enlI e III Il
cinity, Bang supplied with ArieSiRn watel, nov n
cold tahS aid Other modern Improvements, N
cation unsurpassed, being but one blocE LST M
ocean. lake and bathing gTonnnt, ANY ~ mn
postoIIlco. VIII reopen Nay %, Ise3; n w ~ N
Gown, Nm. 8. A0isE, PfOpftetof' f'V' IVA
fny26 nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
2;otAent.
EoR RENT.

p.ooMs FOR RENT-IN EoeS-
~ brooks Block. Apply 70 ", v. TSa HN.
BIO. l4Q0 Market street. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23

Cheap nxeursioa 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WisuINGToS. Monday. Nov. %, 1885
Unsatisfactory Manning to-day directed tho
dismissal OF H. y. Ga 7.aWaJ, Assistant Chief OF tho
tcrual Revenue and Mercantile Marine Divisions, to
take effect November 30
PRoMoTIoS.-Tne Secretary OF the Treasury has pro-
NOTED Assistant Surgeon H. ". Yemans. OF the Marine
Hospital service the grade OF Passed Assistant sur
geon, to date from November ].
FLNCING IHL PUBLIC LANDs.-Advices have been ro-
ceived AT the Interior Department the that the
cattlcmcn In the Western Territories generally OBJ
serving the proclamation issued by tho President last
August directing the removal Of fences enclosing public
nnds In Wyoming, however, the owner OF cattle
rancho only refused To remove those fences al
ready con structcd, but has begun to extend them.
CNIERs AZ TIE WHITE HOUoE.-Among the Presi-
dents callers to-day Mr.. and Mrs Ulysses = Grant
Ir committee consisting Of Mcs-rs Toner, Garnet,
Hamilton aud Klcinscnmldt mad Interview with tho
President CARA 10 the Int irrational Medical Con-
grcs~
ORDER ny ALABAMA CLAIMS COURT The Court OF
Commits oncis of Alabama Claims Issued tho following
order to-day All motions Tor the rChcdrng OF CHuse
ana for introduction OF further evidence shall be-
presented on or before Wednesday, December . 1855,
and motions Tor rcherng OF causes or Tor The intro.
ducou OF further evidence viii De received after that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
wHTsKEY MEN JUBILANT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. % (Specidp.-The whis-
key men are ubilant the recommendation OF IN
terna Revenue ssoncr Miller In favor OF an I'M
limited extension of the bonded period and they have
begun already lay their plans for another campaign
I'm Congress in favor OF legislation to give
effect TO the recommendation. They argue that the Com
missioner would not have made it II he had not known
that it would receive tho approval OF the Secretary In his
report to Congress- and that with the Administration IN
favor the the prOp ct OF rs passage by Con
gIe-s is assured.
Under he operation Of Secretary McCulochs orders OF
January and D. which virtually extended the bonded
period seven mouths. the receipts ON account OF
The whiskcy tax fell or about S3,Ooo,oOO
I'm the nrid the date the order AMI August
Is vhtnr was revoked. That loss was wholly on ac-
count of distilled spirits bonded for export ana only
small mart OF which was actually exported " the rec
ome Ddhtious of Comm sioucr Miller should be adopted
bv Congress- It's effect uIou the revenues wouId ~ 'Dco
be felt although the roiuction o. whiskcy would I'M
doub.ely Increase moro rapidly than ever hcior, un
distllers found themselves unable longer 10 OoIo"
% Warehouse receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
oooD woRK orr DAY NURSERY.

The third annual report Of the West Side Day
Nursery Industrial SCHOOL, at No. 2O6 West FOrtet-
st., has lust issued THIS benehCcut association
winch durus tie day for children whose parents
work. and Oilers inatru tlOn IN sewing and
household duties school girls after school hours Is
managed by "a committee OF ladies, OF which Mrs. VIII
lam Amnry r. OF no - West Thirty -luthst, Is pros
den and Mrs J. a. Macdonald VI No. 3 Last Twelfth
H., Tho average number OF children re-
ceivod daily In tho nursery department for
tho year WA 81 In september and
October tho average 80 there are now 90
children Oh the rolls; 1882 meals have been served.
and tho expenses have been S2,7Os 80. The average
daily Attendance in the industrial department was 40
Tho girls admitted there expected 20 contribute
weekly cents each. library In this department Is
much needed The nursery and school supported by
voluntary contributions Gifts OF clothing may bo sent
the Nursery and money 10 the president or treasurer
MIRA H. A. Pratt, the natron, reports that Ilk lla-
UaE Fresh Fund has given opportunity TO all the emil
lren u both depaItnent for from two Ia four Maoks IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
D1SorSSlNG me ORELLSR.

At the meeting of the Academy of Sciences
in Columbia College last evening collection OF Ill err
ent kinds bricks and building stones occupied tue NJ.
tention OF those present Among these pieces a.. stone
were the tragmen taken from the 90 ilsk III
Central Park during recent treatment With paraue
Il. NJ Catlall who conducted that work, gave the
Academy account OF the treatment Professor DOre
mus read an extract from Commander GOrrnges work
on the Obck showing that the sh ~ WAS IN good con h
ton when 1t was placed IN tho Park few years ago
decay hau since. Professor Now berry, president Il
the Academy did not agree with this. lie believed
that the decay must already have begun long before m
ObeSk was rOught to this country, II WAS prODdb
mucn az tolerated by this climate. He urred ia the
use of paralue but thought that II would nave % he
rcnewe int rivals L. H. Dudley presented the rcsu
OF microscopic examination OF the forms o! vegetable
life which he had discovered In the mould underlying TIE
scales from the Obesk Mr. Cdila Saa that ABOUT $50
pounds OF stone had been removed from .tle mouoth
and sxyseyen pounds OF parafine had been absorbed
bv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
WIRES Dowv AYD cE1LlRs FLOODED.

The rain storm of Sunday aud yesterday was
"A severe in this region In part OF the country
II had its org IN Kansas. where II WAS rst detecteu Oh
saturday morning II swept along IN a northeaotcrV
direction, reaching -. Louis and CAIRO on SUNDAY
morning. II, centre yesterday at IL III. was Oh Inc
Atlantic coast at Cape Henry Al the slshal 9e''
station on top Of the Equitable BuIIdng, II was 'a''
last ulsh that It would on the coast during 1no
night and that today would be cooler aud clear. Inc
Irct az lg barometer been follower al 14JHs %
colder winds IA ms city ll9 inches oi ram ic IL
considerable quantity for short "A storm ~ tot
iuuuieter kept down standing a. about 40 aNi 'a!h-
lower as night came on. Tie maximum wiz ~
wind here thirty Wo-,ahu me N''h 80 =
i,riuc IA Storm WIS twenty four miles NeooJ Vi
ulf. three miles was reported from sandy Ho'A. ..
A. the Office uf the Weston luuu !cltSihpA No!t'dl
IL Ma, aid that business had been considerably u'Iy Si
v me .nrn ana that trouuc WIS reported hl al0E nc
~1u horn lines. From here 90 fhlltiel ma anu W.,
Al, f.,u Ba-tYu, l.i was about US" Iou "'"t"
and 10 many southern points % was a. inu'h ~ 'oul
L,ur- i,lud. The wires hal been blown doN w "a NAM
rtt.c. aud serious Iurouycaicu''' were 7'Htl'' ii
cuu-t fIcurr. o.. 49,, ..,. BAL.
lie Iulrnln. Tide Yesterday Was uE1-IilF lush ana q"
.,.. .r.. un t.c SoiIu i1ycr front su nearly Eve,
,tth tur u,r- I5uI ui the cellars Ga lAt 'oI." ""
,.t-t River, Hsr, NOO.cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
BIGAJrY CASES IN BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Katie BellOni known also under the
names of Krause, Moore and Gross. before Police
Justice Walsh In BROOKLYN yes ertay, on clarge of
bigamy she married Frank Be!loni, or No. IS laml.
ton.aye about three years ana aforwar paratd
from him. She then returned to her mothers home No.
IS Thauyplac and dirtation occurred between her
and Theodore krause, who worked IN % factory over
looking her house, Ou March "a, 1888. they went 70
Now York together and under threat or the woman TINT
sne would have him arrested kruse married her. TBey
went % No II Garedplace to live. She took two
children the house who called nor Mamma" aud sho
told her husband that she had been divorced from
her rst But he found her first husband and leugn'
Ing divorce had been secured separated nom
her and secured her arrest for bigamy.
NiohOus Bowling pleaded guilty ia he Brooklyn Court
Of Sessions serday to Dgamy He said that he h0hI9
be had right TO marry again because he had len MS
first wife IN Ireland. Each OF his wives has child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
TEiRS FOR RRR LOVER.

William Peck, who lives at No. 81 East Sew
entecnhst was arrested yesterday b. Detsotiye Price
and ARA gncd before Justice kOreth in the Jefferson
Market Police Court, charged with having abincteI
Sadie Gu!lOye, alias Alder young gr OF nfteen sc RS
The complaint made by william hingsley brother.
in-iaw ( the glI who lives IN Stamford Conn., Tie acfs
as pres. utCd IN court were a. follows; Peek, whose
father Is wcll-nOwn patent lawyer Ia this city. ives
at stamford and piOy ell sadie nurse girl Ihgre
young Peck her ana Oh Saturday she came 10 no
city and mot hn AZ the Grand Central station The pair
together all dag Oh sunday and In the eVeuloS her
Informed the police Of her d appearance
She was traced friends house. East
and thence Ouehuu reia udtllrtict where sho
was found By Agent stocking, OF the Society for The Pro-
yenton Cruelty . Children. In court the GIL uaiI
taiucd stOd and indifferent dcneanor and ss,rtei
that size al to NewloiR ot her own YOtUu. 5rys
era letter. written BY her Peck read and they
couced with her tale and gave Ia idea That her eope-
mlttcd without bail tho charge OF abduction, snd
broke down and wept bitterly An examination viii 30
held Pecs request Tomorrow, ana untu taen ne
young girl Will remain ia the custody Of the Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
BETTER PAY AND BETTER HOURS.

IMPROVEMENTS on THE LYNN AND BOSTON STREET
RAILROAD.
BosroN, Nov. % (SpeciaD.-The question of
wages on the Lynn Street Railroad has been
settled amicaby for all parties between the manage
ment Of the and the Executive Board Of the Knights
OF Labor The get Increase Of twenty-five cents
a day and drivers and conductors receive 81 day
hereafter ten hours work The most knOtty point OF
the aIran cement wao provide that the time which this
ten hours should be performed should be brought
within thirteen said that expert had figured
on this basis and result found that there would not
he man on the road work after O'Clock In the even
ing The final adjustment leaves this to be handled as
equitably possible by the railroad company ana the
tiine limit will be where about thrt fourteen
hours The increase involves the pay Of 300 men and
upward Of $4,000 additional for wages paid III the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
woULD-BE SUCCESSORS TO MAHoEE.
A HOT SCRAMBLE AMONG TIE BoURnoNs-IHf
rAvnnrrrs AND DARK HORsEs.

A HOT SCRAMBLE AMONG TIE BoCkHO"s-Ih'
FAvonnEs AND DARK HORSES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. % (Speci1D.-Ihe VIZ
guia LEGISLATURE will meet on December = ana 'hl0o
vcols from TOMORROW the first ballot viii be taken Zoe
the election OF United states Senator 10 fheceeu zen
eraI ihonc whose term Will expire on March D. Ioo"
II apparent that Bourbon scramble for the place
will vey and that however the contest may result
II VIII leave the party In discordant ana dsorgahi@eu
condition. At present II Is " the field against BARBOUR
who has been chairman OF tho state Comhh1too sho'
1883 and who deprecates any alluson 10 wAI ne syo
"the Danve occurrence" or that year. MS stronso'.
connection IS Congress man-elect John W. Daniel OF
Iv,rbbrrq whose Aowcry and fervld rhetoric
have earned for him among his admirers the
title OF "Virgnia's second PatF1cA hen'y'
There is a strong current OF opposition amouE 'no
younger element OF the Bourbon party against barbour
who Is stigmauzed "boss' ana representative VI
the aptl-progressive school OF Virginia politics. Inc
Bourbon newspapers In South-sde Virginia. IrOm
Petersburg TO ynchburg ATTACKING Barbour In tho
interest OF Daniel aud they arc reinforced Oy the
bourbon press in the southwestern ana some Ell tne
other counties where to be tho p0cy 10 push
Daniels candidacy, not 50 much with the e1pectnton
that he will win IN the hope that long ana oiter
dgnt between him and Barbour may result 10 lhe o!e
ton OF Judge W. r. staples who has cOnsierane loi
either Of the leading candidates Another man VINO Is
watching tho contest with eager IhtS S - STonId
man j. Randolph Tucker, who thinks mat NIHnia "oui
be the most ungrateful OF SomHHn"eaHlons s toI u
duos reward Win tue ccIhlnl
sin hrs long and frithful service In the House
of REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.. fuckers positive strength Is
not great but ne and friends have strong hopes thh
he NAV win provided the KIT between Harbour an1
Daniel can be made hot enough. Several Other 'hrh
morse, besides Staples and Tucker are IN training IOr
possible entry the aud II Is certain lhaI IAere
win be no lack Of candidates. A.,
II nndrrsood that Mr. BaTbOurs friends have tried
hard to convince Mr. Daniel that IL Will DO better TOT
him TO keep out the contest this year ana reserve
hiinaelf n candidate for Senator Rddlebergrrs scat
two wears hence. Mr.. Daniel does not take klndy 20
this Suggestion He remembers that MT klddieperHer
ar cannot take IA seat until $50, and he knows
tba from the day or his election Senator MahOncs sue
ccs,or viii De- the arm OF President Cleyelands A'min
istro in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
v,yyLY raYIYG TO ESCAPE JUSTICE.

p 81. L. Sheppard, for thtrty-hye years
cashier OF tho freight department OF the Ne" lo'
Central aud Hudson River Railroad at Bunao' p"S'Iu
through the city yesterday on his way 10 DuHn'U
charge Of ono Of Pnkertons detectives VINO haa
him I'm Florida Early in June. 1884 Sheppard suuuen'S
Iot Buffalo and It was ascertained that he hao
oed about 27 900 He was traced to Canada Ills ohen
not coming within the extraiitgn treaty the company
nab,e 70 arrest him. but close watch WA Kept on e e
,nnvoment. After remaining a sport uihe ~ -
"a rherlue's he removed Clifton. Ont Dub iate4 T.
20 Montreal and thence Winnipeg MANITOBA. a. -
sDendIng short time In the Northwest ne rS Jt'
Montreal and opened cigar store at NO y in I'm,
IL ol6 nut I'm kprl and left Montreal mystorOusy pu'
not before he had swlndled Moses e S0C While
"A cigar manufacturer, out OF THOo;;u a,oa ~
in Canada he had under tho snrVeliiianofp ~ va
pinkernn's National Detective Agency. Detec.Ee JUN
tnhsy hDnlly reported his Disappearance rom
and gave Information that led Pnktrtols Hfn w
Cor cine IN Shnppard AZ Sandy Till, y. \. From 0unS
mn tho detectives traced Sheppard 10 III,
BoSton and finally TO Waldo, small town IN ola ia
There he was found living With his WHO % soo &c
having purchased an orange grove 1pr5oS, o r.
re0uision was obtained from Governor hlll Iol - p
arrest The detective pretended that ne was III
at am arrange grove He made Shnppafds ncqnhh
under the ureteuce that he DESTROYS OF buy ing
grange grove Sheppard much SURPRISED 70 hn1
that mo bnd been discovered. Sheppard salo NC h''
been i'm constant fear OF arrest snce no had lelL
yould never forgive his crime he Will Do lnllS'ou Lo
day Mt Buffalo Is wife accompanied mn - iii hts
has recommended him ever slnce HIS HlSht III i' II
wsudrrngs Sheppard Is nearly sixty years oln, ,d
mad been trusted employe lie aud MS IahdV in'''
in the best circle OF S)clety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
MIsCELLANEoU, APPOINTMENTS.

WAsuINGTON, Nov. 23.-The President made
the following appointments to-day:
Andrew II. Ward. 10 be special examiner o. drugs.
luclcnc- and chemicals the district OF Boston ami
CnAfIc-tpwu. Mass.
William l. Beach 10 bc Collector Of Internal Revenue
for The + went -first ID strict Of NcW-Nork.
Bartlett Tupp, Of Guuktpu Dtt, 10 be Chict Justice
OF tle Supreme Court OF the Territory Oi Dakota.
George ". Miller OF Washington, Penn, to he Mar
shal o. tho United states for tho Western District OF
Tcmnsy lNauid
Elijah Gates Of StJo,cphto De Marshal OF the United
state, for The Western District OF Missouri
Gror 'c y. Baxter, ~ Farloauit MINI, 10 no Attorney
of the United - ttcs for the District OF Minnesota
Benjamin =. Lcdhctcr. OF Sunmcrhcld. lL 10 be sur
vcyol-Geucral Oi louisiana
Thomas J. Butler. Of l,neeod La. to be Register Of
the Land once at $rW-OUcau-, la.
Nny-A Andrew l.. X. Bcuhan, TO he commodore
George C. Remcy. TO Dee captain; Franklin Hauord, to
be- lieutenant commander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
TWO Po16R BEARS FOE GENITAL PACK.

TWO POLAR BEA Ms FOX CsNlHAH HA'4A'
Two fine young polar bears have Ju5U Deeu
received By the Park Department for the zooiogcal COZ
lection at the Arsenal For time 1t has been ueSi
secure some specimens the polar bear and II thesc at"
passed on favoraoy by Dr.. Conklin the supern'on1"
the Board will consider their purchase In the sprh
The bears are a little more than year old ana were
CAPTURED on the coast OF Norway last sP'I"s
by tho sailors OF scaling vessel one az, u
the sailors came upon the CUPS uEeApeoto"'5
They were then quito small and playful pu'
while he was endeavorinS to get hold OF theln tne a
proach OF the parents made 1t he cessary LOT MN ~
beat hasty retreat.
Subsequently, he returned with ten conpahohs'
orn,ed with muskets and knives The old bears were
Killed after fierce struggle and the young were 'N1u
secured without much Difficulty Ihey auo ~
good condition and growing rapldly thouRh ~ -
require several years for them to attain Iul - e,
They frequently reach length or more tn i H,inIs
and weight OF from twelve To fifteen hunureu polntS
Their disposition is fierce aud though playfnl "he W
gether these two young bears show tho TRAITS ol 'no
nature when approached by visitors - -, ,oor
The other animals IN the PARK nave az
placed In their quarters for tho Wlh,oi'
For several days the prairie dog colony has peSh rp
gagged Ia carrying largo quantities OF nay "noh ,tn
thrown into their to their hoIrs 10 llho ui
fr the winter Mr. Crowley, the chimpInzre' was aAe
Yesterday from hts reception room, where ne has
third wear It was found. weighing him that nc na
gained fifteen pounds during inc SUNNI
aud weighs nearly nty p UnnpIv
when standing up - he -, iheh h, q, urn
room OF the Arsenal durng the winter Tho chhhgo j.
not 10 NJ liking. lie has become a'cu@tpin' 70 ,rg
many. ana when left alono his cries could DC HGaIU
tnrOughout The building, like those OF spOIeI cAIlu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
coLoyr1 sprNceR REo0GyEzeD 1 JrRrNlN

The killing OK PasQuale Labarino, which oc-
years the sub Of trial bee
gun Yesterday before Cowng tho Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions. John McCarty, the prisoner has iuso
finished IA three-year term Ut imprisonment for bar,
gary AMI has been placed on trial ol eharNc OK
murder. LibarinO was one Of crowd OF Itstans who
were reading together letter rom italy IN Mott,
at, in front OF Police Headquarters, GA Novem'
Der %, 1851. McCarty. who had been drunk.
ing. brushed against the Itlllnns, and a disturb.
auce began In which AcCarty slightly
wounded. McCarty into 0butcher-sbop az No. 2SO
hottest. and seized carvtugknfe, with which h. at
tackled the group OF Italana. Three or four or the
were slightly wounded. ana Laberrno received injuries
from which he died on the way % the hospital,
Assistant District Attorney Bedford began the prose
cution or McCHrty There was little trouble IN securing
u jury. When william Wheeler OF The jury Gcl,
was called Colonel Spencer, the deicndn's counsel,
eyed him closely and askef: "ilaye you not served
before ON jury In case where tle punishment mGA'
be death T.
"Yes sir, in the OF Larry" said the witness
" Don't mean Leighton T.
eyes, SIR" said the Witness THAT was the nlme-a
cOlOred man."
~ know YOU" said Colonel Spencer. "You helped %
convict Of my clients or murder. and think WIZ
not 1--WE You a chance At another You are excused"
The examination OF witnesses VIII begin to-day.