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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
AT11cH FH0M BOS1oy FoR NIX. BhEcHER'
,,r,,nnt n. or MS AppREss OF GENERAL CRANE

A MEMORIAL or HIS ADDRESS on GENERAL ""NN''
The watch which the authorities OF boston
determined to bcsow upon Mr. Beecher after MS PocAe'
was picked Of his $500 gold chronometer on erection
day WAS formally presented to him at Ills hoiho III
Brooklyn yesterday Two OF the committee AIuernien
Curtis and Taylor WHO had charge OF the Grant memo
rial services Boston. at which Mr. Beecher spoke
brought the gift TO Brooklyn. They were welcomed V
Mr. Beecher, and Nr. Curtis made brlci SPEECH i"
which he said that The gt small memorial OF tue
great service Beeoher had rendered TO Boston III MS
eulogy upon OF the greatest generals who ever lived
The CITY of Boston would long remember him ana MS
oratou and the watch token OF the love ana
esteem In which he held in that city. The speaker
ended With wishes OF good health and long lifo to Mr.
The plymouth pastor responded with a teeitous
speech. in which he said ,Gentemem; Ipsp TO-
than did Mr.. Garrison when he was presenteHH
with a gold watch after the -war. He took the Tatcn
and. shifting 1t from hand to the other sara .
had been a rotten egg should know what 10 90 WIN
IT, Gentlemen receive this watch with very great
with the Of General Grant'nd the occasion Wncn
communicates IL Will be accepaoe aSo as st
from the civic government OF Boston, Guy wnSn sun
its position among the great cities OF tue a
hold it as an heirloom TO- hand down 20 my children
The presentation OF this watch makes me part ol .o
name will appear tho records OF your city govern
menL It viii also. gentlemen. be matter OF great
office OF presentation gentlemen so agreeable to me ana
we'll htted for SO honGaes task he a thGh ss Se
would look at tho watch 1t Is a Howard tune,
piece, and is valued with the gold chalh
and anchor attached at $3.50. on the
outside Of the case is Mr. Beeehers monogram and on
the inside the following inscription;
PRESENTED THE
REV HENRY WARD BEECHER
lBI OF BOSTON, ,,--.-..
In commemOratlOn OF his euOgy General Gra uo'eIu
IN Boston. october -. fsSJ.
This the third watch presented to the pastor .,
Plymouth Church since his loss me order OF ERs VI
this CITY gave him one and the Waterbury Watch Com
pany tho second. Mr. Boechcr preached In stamford,
tonn on Tuesday evening the 23Oth anniversary OF
the church OF which his sonin-aw, the Rev. Samuel
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsniNO1oN. Wednesday, Dec. 49, 1885.
MRS GRANTS PEasIoN.It is said that the President
will sign the bill granting pension 10 MS Grant In
tine Tor tina measure 10 becore law before Christmas
Day.
THE STORY COSFRMED.-Adjutant-G General Drum to
day received a telegram from Gt5efa Crook confirming
press of the aIDbLScddinS Of Lieutenant
Fountain force by the Indians
THE SUB-TREAsURY.-JOhu A. Blgclow, tho newly
appointed Assistant Treasurer at New-YOrk, was
Officially informed Today of his appointment. aud
requested 10 file bond IN the sum Of 100000 for the
faithful discharge OF the duties Of that Office. Ii Is
peced that Mr.. BgelOw Will relieve Nj. Acton, the
present incumbent. on January l. Arrangements are
now being made the Treasury Department Tor trans
office, which will include count OF the moneys
anG securities stored IN the sub Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
NEAT OFT FROM CHINESE SCHOLARS

The Chinese Sunday school scholars of Jersey
City have given each of their Christian teachers large
Chinese sacred lantern, mahogany and glass beautifully
painted. Upon Of the lanterns is card attached
thanking the recipients for their kindness during the
year. The the following good-natured senu
luents
"Ths is sacred lantern. the glory OF Eastern gods
When III with Christian candle 1t will she'd forth ia
soft Oriental light But, teacher behold It's dim and
Pickering light at your hours of leisure and compare II
TO the powerful lights Of civilization IL Will
refresh ard zeal to DO for those who need
u better light"
Mayor Coll also got a lantern,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
LJrELy PRIMARY N rRoNPEcE

The committee of twcnty-thrcc appointed by
Tammany to pass on the validity OF the selection Of
inspectors Of the primary to be held In the AAlN ID
Assembly District on December 30 has reported IN favor
OF the INSPECTORS namcdoy Colonel J.. T. Wood. This
was To be expected, Colonel wood Is solid with
tho dominant faction In the Hal. Ths probably settles
the complexion OF the delegation from that district,
the rule In Tammauy politics that whoever mas
the inspectors win" The opposition faction
headed by Ioscph kuutZ tho Well-kuoWu brewer, and
eK-Aldrrman fullgrJn, say that they Will beat the
wood ticket OF sight, ana that II any attempts made
to monkey with the ballot" there VIII be good
chance for Inspectors of primary election To see
the state Prison There are al the elements Of
"A "HrstcIass row " in prospect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
THE CLAIM OF COLONEL McLEAN's WIDOW.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The Second Con-
troer of the Treasury taken adverse action on an
application for reference OF the claim OF the widow oil
Nathaniel Mclean, Leutenant-C Colonel I. $ A, FOR
arrears OF pay the Attorney General for an opinion
The dead resigned his commission as MAJOR IN
1864 and received the full pay and allowances due him
IN that time Under authority OF an act ot Congress Of
March g. 1870 the President renstated HMM the Army
with the rank of Northumberland, and Immediately
placed him on the retired list He continued there ur
the time Of his DEATH June -, 1881 and received the
pay and emoluments OF the office. His WIDOW no"
claims that Ter sband entitled u compensation
during eleven which interviewed between LIZ
resignation IN SEA ana his rcsppou tmeut IA ~p ana
REQUESTS question OF her husbands right to such
compensation be submitted 10 the AuOrney-Gehri4 ior
an opinion The second Controller says he thks snth
reference unnecessary and az not likely to produce bene
fetal results inasmuch the United states supreme
Court and the Court OF Claims have repeatedly decided
against the allowance Of cOnpens ttlon IN such c@'e
and the accounting officers would feel bound To follow
these decisions whatever view lho Attorney -Hehel"'
might have or the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
BITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

Isaac Marks who injured in the collision lt
Hdnters Polt SeptcmOr II. 1888 ami suel the l.
nj Railroad Company 100000, yesterday recovered
fluUuO the Court VI COumOn Peas. judge laTre
ed extra allO 81 cont and deaird motion
for trial mace IL behalf u. the utnuG The lums II
tho twcutyune other persons injured The disaster aud OF
the representatives Of The three keI Lave been settled "
the Railroad Company.
An attachment against the property in this city OF Jos phi
r. Palmer OF New iTuusNlcA. y. granted yesterday
by Justice Dnohue In The Court chambers a. te
suit o. John D. Maoauiay. The plant claims that IA 8
h. ana his partner Jauts \. MacaGl, since dead made
contract with Mr. Palmer by Whc the latter was a. sell lr
them 49, b9"s OF cotton worth ei5OOuO FOR commission ~
- percent aud that he collected entire m-n
toned and apprOprlatod II y his own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
DRExEL. MORGAN & 60. KEEP THE BONDS.

Chief Judge Scdgwlck, IN the superior Court,
yesterday directed the ury IN the suit Of Miss Ellen
King against Drexel. Morgan Co.. in which she clsmel
two Sl 900 United states per cent coupon bonds which
had into their possession, and which had been
stolen her In ISIS to bring In verdict for the
PENDANTS. The Judge said The evidence shows that
the defendants obtained the bonds rom firm In Lon
don who had bought them bona hde for value. uul
therefore the defendants entitled TO keep preseason
OF the bonds and the plaintiff cannot recover. You viii
nud FOR the lefeudauts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
ForRru-cLAss PosrMAsrERs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Ihe Postmaster
General to-day appointed among others the following
fOurth-class postmdsters
Tenasylrdnfa-At Gratz j. :. Kinger; Jenncrs Cross
Roads Josiah Franz AOraVa, >. H. Nc onibV ftn-buIs
Henry A. kneule Stovesiown VII an r.; HmW' NAN NJ.
AT lodCcye VILLAIN H. sHJh, ST., " cl-
ham Miss X. NJ Kayanagl - , ...... ,
Nec Vol Al Nlma. harles 4. Wyvcl. Avcr.l Park.
John A. Bri-Joi SITngs Ffedorck Is Holcomn tn-
once Centre H. Ny Lldfed RoDeIt k"lsO; fihc'r
Frederick bergman Kammvl.le, W. H. H. Ransom :; It.d
House. Frank J.. MCCaOc; south DAYTON ;rhe nan.
Stone Ridge Abran koder; Nanlaa, john :. GLsstpe
Wales Centre. Eldr1ge o. Kent Nnhcld Junction AVIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
FIVE THOUSAND cIGIRS FOUND ~ THE coAh

Customs Inspectors Don0huc, Brown, Van
Horn and McCOr four the oldest IN the service
not favortcs among sailors aud renen because OF their
faculty Of pryins around the blses bac OF bulkheads
and oher Oht-Otho-wIY places for smugglcd goods On
Tuesday they visited the coal buukcIs ot tie steamer
Santiago ana with lanterns and trying rods Logan feel
ing through the coal for boxes or cigars when they
cano out hOur later their noses. cars mouths aud
clothes filled with coal dust. and their arms bur
boKrG-j $50 hidden under the coal and ycstcr-
day the cigars piled up IN The sczdrr room al tie
Custom House. The steamer arrived On Monday nom
the Bahama Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
rRornLE oArSED BY 4 "LOADED" cIGAE.

complainant III the Clly lidll romeo OOuit
In Brooky yesterday Noah Rcdick, colorcd, VINO
alleged that Joseph H. Hosarh also coiorcd had caused
an INJURY 10 his hand by giving mia loaded Cigar
which exploded, burning his fingers. warrant WIS
Issued for HOgarth, arrest. lie and ReldcK menu
bcr- of William Lloyd Garrison PO.t a.. \ r., and after
a recent meeting l;cddick asked Hoyarth tor a cigar
ogarth responded with our which he sid he hal been
saving Tor himself. bar Insisted on kcddcks taking
The latter was enjoying IL when IL exploded. As Red
dick dd have IL IN ms mouth. only his Ringers were
injured Tie refused To accept The profuse Apologies Of
OgSrth who denied any knowledge Of TIE nature ut tuc
cigar and declared that he would resort to the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
SoHoo1.ouILDREY FRIGHTENED BY a DOC.

panic occurred among the pupils III the
yard Of the public school IN North Frsst, brooklyn at
the morning recess yesterday. boy opened the gate
and q hunted cur rushed H. Instantly the cry
Mad dog % was raised and the children rushed pr
neil out yard until the dog. which had tried to get
out with them IN vain vas loft possession. 1ht ami
NAL showed no signs 81 rabies, aud finding mat lie
could get out cTOuched Ia corner There no was
round by policeman whom some 81 the boys summoned
by the Information mat mad dog was IN the school
yard While the policeman getting aim al him with
lie revolver OF tho OOya opened the gate leang 10
street TO the end Of the animal and the hunted
Z ur dashed before he could be stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
nEHcrEn ERON 4 AINAIN0 TrG.

The tug John r. Pratt, with the sChOOners
Lille ana Lulu ia Ow started up tue East River toward
Long Island sound on Wednesday afternoon. Going
through He. Gate and when opposite Flood Rock the
how lines Of schOoucrs were parted by the strong
sweeping current, 0nd the sobpOncrs spreading like
wings from the tux tie latter rolled and sunk
The CAPTAIN OF the tug. Lps f. BlOodgood. picked
up by Inc Ambition and the rest Of the
Tic ,ch0onrrs. Captain BOOdgOOd had not been
board of the Ambition but a few minutes when small
sheet Of tho boiler blown out and cut his face
severely. lie was taken 10 his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN TICTORIOUS.
THROWING OFF TIE SOPHOMORE YOKE AND KEEP
ING THE Rig CANE.

THROWING OFF TIE SOPHOMORE YOKE AND KEEP
ING THE Rig CANE.
The quiet of a" Castle Solitude" as the build
ing of tho University of the City Of NewYork has been
well named, was sadly disturbed yesterday. little
before noon the structure taken with internal CON
WILSON'S OF serious Confused cries OF Eighty
eight" and "EIghtynine, the rush OF many feet ana
the humping many heads striking upon an unusually
hard floor Issued from tho doors, and struggling
mass OF sophomores and freshmen did likewise
It was not riot. but simply the usual cane rush which
opens tho holiday festivities for the students o. this
venerable institution As the end Of the rsttorm draws
near tho university freshman wakes greatly In I'M
portance, according to his measurement. lie has
become thoroughly conversant with university ways and
customs has learned to guy the profs PatroniAe the
seniors and longs of the sophomore yoke Hence
the men Of 80 gathered In Washington Square yester
day morning with burning desire to achieve freedom
In their hearts and miscellaneous assortment OF canes
In their hands The sophomorcs wero taken unawarcs
the won't into chapel with thclr owners anu
from there to rccitatOus and only few fell ny the way
side. but when the owcIcltS-ihen came down dI'tr
had massct their forces IN
the hall ana the usual " buttiug match began. lie
~ men proved themselves tho more pushing crowd,
and slowly, inch by inch. the sOphomores were thrust
along tho entire 9Th OF the hall and hred out OF
the door into the strret Here neutral power lu le
shape ~ q stray policeman appeared aud there was
general scpmpcrns IN all directions But lhr hig cane
with "-0" carved upon 1t remained safe IN freshman
hands.
harrington, scibert, McKelyey. Justin, Invero and
MARTIN ,vere among tho mighty mon OF -, Will"
Adams Matthew Wolf and klAmroth, OF -, plucked
ory from defeat hy developing the grcatert possible
efficiency as human battcriuH rams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
SHE WOULDN'T TESTIFY AGAINST HER HUSBAND.
William Linkermann. short. sight Old man


with gray WHISPERS, CHARGED with shooting his wfr
right breast their houc No 800 West Weuty
siKtL.t December ]. Mrs. Llpkrrn1nu, who Il ten
years younger than her husband and about twice -
large WAS called To the Witnessstand when the was
put trial yesterday before Judge Gidrfs ecNe.
Assistant Dstrict-Attorncy Fellows said that severe
wound had been nhietcd aud that the woman had ac-
oused her husband ~ having fred the pistol wfuy. lie,
however Informed thar Mrs. dpAcrm would not
~ 10 the deliberate shoe ir- Tho witness said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
RELEASED FROM THE INSANE PAVILION.

Louis Stemmel was taken to Bellevue Hos
ital and confined in the insane pavilion several days
ago lie came from Lynohburg, Va is eighty years old
and since has been in the pavilion he has constantly
that he was insane. He word bis
Brother Louis stemmel, who lie in business at Lynch
burg to come to NewYork and take to
Lis release His brother came, and Tuesday obtained
q habeas corpus from Justice Donohue to secure
the discharge OF his brother In the adavit made by
that he has plenty Of money TO take care OF
him and that he 10 only inrm from age justice Dono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
THE GAS COMMITTEE cLoSWG rP IT'S woRK

The only evidence taken yesterday by the
Senate Gas Committee OF an unimportant character
d rtninng rather to corrections and explanations Of
previous testimony. The greater part OF the day was
occupied hy the Senators IN executive session lholT
labofs are about finished, no more Important tcst-
mOny Is expected to be taken.
General Eoome at his office for short time yes
terlay lie has somewhat recovered from his transient
illness OF Tuesday, but slill seems Tar from we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
TILE MuRDERER oF SUPERVISOR CASEY.

TROY, Dec. % (SpecidD.-JOhn Corners, who
on May "a $780, shot and killed Supervisor Casey, Of
this city, is working on a rancho Albuquerque,
n NJ according to letter received here Corners has
been sought for I've years, and up 10 the receipt OF this
letter no definite of him obtained In his os-
cane from Troy lie aided by the notorious safe
breaker Bob" Magee, now serving a term In Dame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
HEIR OF WILLIAM MOREHEAD.

Troy. Dec. % (SpeciaD.-It is believed here
that an heir to the estate Of william Morehoad who died
recently in san Francisco leaving large fortune, has
been found in this city. Moreland brother OF Mrs
william Hdreth Of Troy, who has communicated with
LAWYERS i'm San Franc the effort to establish her
relationship He was an eccentric man and when he
Lett Troy In he said that under circumstances
would he ever write TO his relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Speaker Carlisle
will remain in Washington during he recess OF Con-
gress and devote his time TO the preparation Of the
committee list He said tonight TO an Associated Press
reporter that the list will not De made public uDt it IA
Officially announced the House, which viii DC Oh the
day OF the reasseGnOlng OF Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
GOLD 10 ~ SIiIpprD TO.DlI

The shipments of gold to-day will be
5000 600 by Brown Brothers and CO.. by the steamship
Adriatc ana 100000 BY shuttle ~ Ruckgaber by the
Sucvil The gold WAS removed from the Assay Ohlse
yesterday. Excepting 800. 300 packed for }. Kennedy
Tod * Co.. which VIII be forwarded probably By the
Alaska on Tnc.day the Assay Ollce had received no
orders for other shipments. The rates Ut foreign eX
chluge somewhat easier yesterday IN consequences
II wa, sAId. ~ ntle better supply of bills. The actual
rltos. however. dd not fail much below the specie
cNuortiu, point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Licutcnant- Com
mander Charles H. Davis has been ordered TO ordnance
instruction, Washington Navy Yard; Passed Assistant
Paymaster A X. Mchlcr to the TallapOos1; Lieutenant
Commander w. T. Burwen has been detached from he
Naval Academy ana ordered 70 the Junlaa Lieutenant
Samuel Bedcn from the Junata and placed Oh waiting
npHa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
rRrDERIcK q. DALE nil.

Ia the contest over the will of Frederick G.
Dale by which the bulk OF his estate valued at about
$4,000, left to his friend, Miss Olga de Bittari.
surrogate RoAiu, yesterday ruled put tho testimony
offered 20 the effect that the te,tator had signed he
document IN tho presence Of two Witnesses without tell
ing them what II ws The only question, be SAID was
whether the paper presented Wa, published as the last
VIII OF Nr. Dale. Ifit was not so published that ended
the controversy. He woJlt admit testimony on this
point only. John T. Dos PssSos counsel for the viii,
who not present claims that the evidence already
taken is sufficient 10 Justify its admission 20 probate.
The Surrogate said lie would hear argument this
nOlnl ON JAunArY D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-MajOr i. >. Mickey,
Surgeon L. g. A., has been relieved from duty In the
Department Of the Columbia and ordered TO repair TO
Washington and report the surgeonGenera for duty
in connection with the Army and Navy Hospital at Hot
Springs ARK. The leave Of absence OF captain
George f. Price, 9TH Cavalry, has been extended two
months that OF Captain f. ID. NrJomc, 81 Cavalry,
has hren eXtondeu one month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
cuRIsTMAs Oh NE ADMINIsTRATION.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 23.-The President will
spend Christmas day quietly at the White House lie
will have no company. but VIII eat his Christmas din
ner with Miss Cleveland.
Assistant secretary Smith and Second-Controilcr
MAYNARD have gone 70 Their homes in TO spend
the holidays and First Controller Durham has gone 10
his home in Kentucky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
TIE COURT OF APPEALs.
ALBANY, Dee. 23.-In the Court of Arpe is

tO-ulN tNt IOUOWIug busIueSs was transaCtcd:
Nos i3~ 439 and ll0-The People rel the New York
and Harlem abroad company r"sponce a. AIT the Comms
O Taxes and Assessments for New YORK Cty ami
County. ape aus Argued by Dean Tor appellants u
IL Anderson Or respondents
No, idi-cathenne Wis., respondent, agt the Phoenix
Fire CompanV OF Hartford appellant Argued 10y
Mr. Preston Tor resi- oudent, submitJef Tor appellant
No. AZ Emlue B'Kdrdus. appellant, agt tho NewIOrS
Life Insurance COMPANY. respondent. Argued by Tracy
FOR appellant " uOrAbiOwCr Tor respondent.
The Court adjourned for the term.
The years work is summed MP as follows: Causes
calendar $40. against 500 in ISL disposed
of I'm l-Sj, SOS. against 500 IN 1851 The above Is ex
elusive OF the motions, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
FOUND HAN:WG ~ A cor CELLAR

The restaurant OF Justus Wolf, mt No. 24
Churcn.st. was rlosed YESTERDAY morning when the
proprietor went there 10 begin business and his assist
ant William Meyer who expected to sleep in the
place aal Opcu TAO doors at daybTe4k, missing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
40 ARMS cARRIhD on THE err Of MEXICO

The steamer City of Mexico recently SAID to
be nttiug with aud ammunition FOR Honduras
aid "A revolution there. sailed for PrOge7so Xicp,
Tuesday. sixty Of arms which the agents
were warned take have been shipped GA hoard Of
the steamer Andes or the Atlas Lac, for knsFton ia
Inaica. aud that vessel will sail to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

hue reserved his decision until Mr. stemmeis mental
condition examined by- Drs. Hardy and fItch. Co
missioncrs OF LunaCy Yesterday Mr.. Stemhci N"s
turned the custody OF his brother who sirto"
with him for Lynchburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
TACHTS PREPARING FOR WINTER CRTISE&
The Yacht Montauk is lying at Twenty third

st.. Brooklyn preparing for winter cruise A;t,r the
holidays she will sail for tho West indies, touching at
Bermuda and Nassau.
Captain Carter who commanded the Gcncsta in her
races FOR tho Americas cup last summer has taken
command OF SIR Richard SuttOn's schooner Yacht
EiIuu, lying AT Caves Isle OF Wlght and vii sail
Cor winter cruise In the Mediterranean IN Tow days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

tba, she had been shot but she did not know ny wT
ghe haJ not seem the PTS ol fTcd although Sho -h'
husband were alonc tie apartment She orilo 80
n rrr hu snand dil the shooting IL was accheniH I'D
Giiacr,eeve diIrctcd acluttal ANA the '"I"lI ~.
gud his larse Nfo Oat 0f the courtroom I"se'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
ROBBING A JEWELKY STORE.

JAMESTOWN. Penn. Dee. 2J.-Burglars entered L. G..
Prices eSey store here last ulght and blew opou tho
safe. They secured property wOrth over 200,