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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
NETWORK CITY.
"J.F. Nile did not vote.

4 ..
j. J. y liz ",N u' WV Ill
The Pos q lie clerks , n't look upon tlo H''I-
day s"d-oh with the joy 81 "'"'I '"'i'"i''
"Ihoo I'D SppputGl,. e. NOt IN the stflcJ
.o-s, of %" term
..u- y ~ ro,r.o',. ro,vtIrrcd carbonate OF
y" " IA ,..,,.,,r .Ti. latr ,yl. December :
'hI'"''" ''' ''' '''' ~, go t-i,
Tho WJtlnE-iuon' OF 'n' i'L'"-, 800, ,, mi
popular rs UJ stu- places LOT J"""B NY" an"
women.
Z he J1.auc," village WIZ p' A'P "P' ~
Christine Day ~ usual ~ It, III ~ - "''' W. ~
p. IA. and 90 10 p. IN.
I,,o.- Dane while working on the uniniShcl
b1,LIIup M Eighty. vt AID Iali-pu-1yr. yc--
,,,, f.'I tom i. ladder And fractured MS skull.
No., l,.r,.,., . tr,irl.ul.lf of No. nj seventh
- 60 k,l',I yr,.cldIy by falling from his
- ~, .y.,tv. ,.tutI,.st 9uI 1--WE ffh-lyc.
ga, " co. - ;.f...r. of c,r,cts and
I' m1l'i ''t.I' ''.' 1911 40, o,'cr,ncnt to
oIcl'th iu TINS CITY nav ''-. u az ,,J
close ihr.i p..'.- 'I n.','"i 90, 49, ,,d I,,uor,
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1homns buS'h' at' N'NI''u' wa" W "I iG 'n'
WIN 'i' ilH- = ''@ ~, I'--, -, .. -, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
DELANET INALUNATIC's CELL.

Sylvan dc Lanet seems TO feel as much at homo
at the ards Island Asylum as If lie had spent has
lifetime there and he follows the rules and rcgula-
lions without being told what TO do. To see him in
his waId one would hardly think that five years
had passed since bis escape from there. In the
clothing that he wore when arrested he was rattle
pTepossesslng III appearance, but in the Garb that
he is now compelled To wear he Is far from attract
ive-loOking lie is understood, with an extremely
low forehead. His nose might be considered shape
ly were II not that sometime il must have been
broken. lie is quiet and has little TO say, but sits
broOding over his difficulties In regard TO his
last trip TO America he saysi
81 was foolish 10 leave France, | know, and
now wish hadn't, but IL shows that had courage,
and it was display OF devotion to tine glr
loved. came over for the express purpose of nav
ing duel with Mr.. Witherbee and thus havo my
revenge"
lie has been placed in a ward with chronic luna
tics who are considered harmless. Dr. MacdOnaids
assistant says that there Is little or no probability
that De Lanet will ever be cured of his hallucina-
ton. When he found that he could not escape
being locked up he gave order dlsposng of all of
lis personal effects. Among his papers was found
an honorable DISCHARGE from the French army. He
was private in the 6Sth Infantry. There were
also papers which on their face indicate hat he is
a ViscOunt Many of the papers have the seals OF
French officials i'll high places aud appear to be
Authentic. In most instances ODE Lanct' is
spelled as Que word. history Of his wanderings
aud dOings written by himself, found. The
greater part of 1t was unintelliglDle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
rEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER "a 1853

shows the family to be entitled to shares IN aeon
Richard Towny estate, concerning wnlcn S IN New.
ments OF great Importance were ulsconc u,-or, qua
prtnswIck two weeks ago. DR.. Enhu H. ,liFcIs 80
the Van Pelt families arc also helrSi I.Ionta r.
Van Peit being named for Richard Lawrence VINO mar
ried Hannah Bovine at Flushing III III"
NEWARK.
Jus,Ice A. Edward Hageman OF Blooihie,,u, -, ,ba
arrested on capas Yesterday and arragntd pei"lo io
C,-f 10 arewCr an Indictment for einheZZieHcnt. -
sied that he collected $40 and failed to make pro-
per returns. lie pleaded not guilty.
LONG ISLAND.
Fl ,TDrsu-Byron ClarksOn OF Ocean-ave' ON me
annear M me family breakfast-tabe yesterday anu @
Grrd man was sent call him. He broke lhe oU III
and fnuud Mr. ClarksOn unconscious on 'N0 NV"
was revived by the aid D. Dr. LaDrsAe' go.
Long ISLAND CIrY-James Hogan, tramp wa
orr,icnrd before Justice Kavanagh yesterday ana
nIradrd in a pcntcnt manner for his Glschhlsc, S,m
that he would leave the city at once Inc han H.
hearted and discharged him. Tho tramp @ ~
Judge hastily left the courtroom, taxing VIII" ' '"o
Judges new silk hat ., ,. % frborles
doy evening. She was standing beside her mo.neI va
the piazzs Arrs Conkling thought That some OIL 70
try steal her pet dog, us she saw nun Ti,e
cat the dog she ordered HIM out OF nc ai' -
man drew a revolver and shot at her, but the pai
the little GIRL innctlng painful but not serious "o
WooDsBURG-C Charles A. Cheever o. Far ny
has begun negotiations for the purchase OF lh ~
OF land with the intention OF f0uhdlhs Inc" 0"
resort.
sutrrsupAD R,Y-A committee from the state Booru
of Land Commissioners visited SheepSheau btS $50
dy 10 look at certain sub Merged tracts on lnu,
for which has been applet Tor By the Mahh"''"i D
nnprovem mt Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
EX-SENATOR ECCLESINE CALLED LIAR
ALDERMAN JAEHNE LOSES HIS TEMPEI'-IEsIl-
MONY OF CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.

ALDERMAN JAENNE LOSEo MS lisNI'ti' i'-'4'
MONY OF CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.
Police CAPTAIN Williams went to the office of the
Board of Excise Yesterday to TESTIFY tAat on the
nghl of December - he arrested Hubert ". HcoVll
for gambling III the HOtel Brigntoh az broadway
and Forty-second-st. ecoyil had occupied room
On the second floor of the hotel. Forty packs OF
cards and yeT 1000 poker cans on wfTS ne I
sequently fined 500. Some weeks previous 10
the arrest Captain Williams had heard of gambling
in tho motel and had talked with Alexander Du-
ru,6, the proprietor on the subject The result OF
Tie talk was that ScOvil went TO see Captain Will
rams aud to make denial 6nt no only c"hhnr heG
been summoned before the Board to show cause
WHY his liquor license should not be revoked;
stouty denied that he knew OF the gambling until
the arrest was made. Scovil had boarded IN the
hotel for some time aud bad been visited at
night by his friends. but 1t was not
known that he was making his room a gaming den
Mr.. DuPuid admitted thar he had been warned 10y
Captain Williams. however, and the Board revoked
The Board continued the trial of Inspector
Stricken, who was accused of demanding and re-
ceiving $40 from Maurice Flondino, the Italian
who has adopted the American name iaIeG ,,,.
Virginia LabriOla, the Italians si'ter-ln law,
testified that she was present wien the 9IO
was paid to Stricker at No; % Sul,lyan-st
Stncker made general denial Daniel Strauss
said that he went with Strckcr to the ltalans
place at the time of the alleged bribery, and was
sure that no mOney was given to Sirlcker' Inc
trial was enivened by quarrel between eX Scna-
tor Ecccslne, who defended Strcker. and Alder
man Jaehne, who appeared as the Italian adviser.
w men inc AlucIl1dH IclIdihc', lCd4S, AIit
he was not lawyer MI EccleSihe SAID
to him: "YOu know more about the Broadway
franchise" Later when Police Captain Mcdonnell
and several other persons had testified 20 he good
reputation which Stricken had he'd, the following
dialogue occurred:
Jaehne--You could bring 500 witnesses TO give this
sort OF testimony.
Ecclesine-M5re than you could get if You in
GictCd for bribery.
Jaehue (hot,yl-YOu're a liar!
Ecclesine (swcet!y)-YOurc polite
Jaehne-Pm potter than you are.
loc in el-ar'
case and permit each side to file some afidavts
regarding alleged malice the part Of the Italian.
As the meeting broke up Alderman Jaehne lndulgod
in some remarks TO the legal standing oi the eX,
Senator. and Mr.. Ecc.esnc said signif! :auty:
never had to compromise for receiving Glen goods"
Alderman Jaehnc again called Mr. EccieSine IA liar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
NOME NJ rs.
Prominent ARRIVALS.

RIM ArcRue H0tel-ScnatOr Samuel Is.
unxGy and Representative James +. Miller, OF Texa'
william f. smith. Assistant seer ethy Oi le ltea9uiS
ul-, Charles Andrews, Of the NrW-Nork Court OF Ap
Trt.. John h. Alley, oi Boston, AM Ex-Governor VII
i,,, 4 Hamilton. OF Mr., ...... NuT0H mn H1ttI.
Cntcrurr David -. Hill o1Ddp HJUse- samuel
Done ,or. Goo.kecpI Of the United states Hon,T ." 81
C.urioh.tio y. Y......Ac'~- IOrt Hot>'-AugustHs
sch louuAher oil Kingston, y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

Sad 70 saw many good thing aains 70 nothing more man
n lair b. ginning the other hand t matter Tor COM
that the growth OF evil things NAV be lse
promptly trust large proportion OF the cases 81 s
most and fata o. diseases cOnsum2on ntVe
their reception in nasal Or Sages Carrh remedy
ia pleas nt soothing and cHectul. Try H. Ii has cued
thou sands. All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
MARINE INTELLlGENOE.
MINIATnRE ALMAN MO.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ern rises Tl9 sets s3l Moo res S;lf MOONS age a. 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
,r sorav Uook 9Ol Gov. island 945llIen GAIA ll.3i
p X-saidy Hook. 9ij Gov. Island IO;-J''te" ""'~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
ALONG THE SOUND.

REIpGrrogT.-The company formed to Introduce 10
the cit, puaic water rom NH River town OF Ias'Vn,
eAt nj - distant, VIII ask the coming Legislature o
nm act of iLcurpora' ion authorizing a cal ltaI OF
900 OUO The existing company viii hsht the project
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
sIOcK BKOKERs- CLAKkS nIsAprOINTED.

Tie stock Exchnngc viii not Ec closed on sat-
uIday. The Increment ID favor of the additional
holiday va, n strong one and nearly 200 of the
100 members Of tie Exchange signed the petit
non. The subject came before the Governing Com
m!ttce yesterday, and after full discus. on tie
motion 10 adjourn Saturday was defeated.
HE discussion long aud animated and Il
marked difference Of opinion ia the committee
developed. The details Of tho vote wrrc MOI made
known bur II Is understood that 1t was IA her
close. The acApu j. final. however for the Gov
ernIng Committee ~ supreme H. regard 10 adjourn
mcnts. The brokers' clerks who .c,i'gcd the cu-
trance to the StocE Exchange received the an
nouncemcnt with something AKIN 10 dlgnay. Their
opinions of the haid-hcaTtcdnc,s of the Governors
were plainly expressed
Arfomincnt member Of the Exchange who had
refused to put ms name 10 the petition. remarked
appIOyIugIy OF the decision: "Thats bushes. ]
would be very glad personally 10 have the add
tional holiday, but here might be one member to
whom the adjournment might 0e scrIous NEON
yeniencc and, PERHAPS, a great injury We have
no night to adjourn Oh other thaL legal holidays"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
WEsTCIrsTER COUNTY.

Wur1r Ptu<s-An attachment was issued Lest even
inc for the body Of william D. Smith, rclatlfe W
James r. T. Crane the abscOnding county clerk re 10
wanted 10 apprar before the Grand jury TO glVeeNFc
I'm the matter Cranes frgeres. He was snolu'nhe
TO ppcr before Grand Jury but he ialed To 40 30
Charles G. Banks preSiueh. y, w.
inrc who mas for fe years been the editor ami pro
nrror OF The Nr ROchcc Pioneer has sold Ms interest
rhnrle. g. Banks vino for years held the Oice OF regis
ter OF the county and the present time repesehts e
town in the Republican County ConmlltG, az" "a 30
HrnubIican Town Committee has informed cN-Coector
orrson of his resignation member Of the RepuD-
liclu Ouuty Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
ZINFANDEL.

TIE ATrEYTioV OF CONSUMERS or 4, [AB ~
pEff cHE NAM OF THE GRAF IRANASiPp!x>NE r m
FHHu Ui'NGA.Y TO CALF RNlAn W ~ 90 "
I'll ~ ~ From IiIECAIIFORNIA VINTAGE CO. ~
81 PARK PiACF CAN BIZ RELIED UP3N ~ R1IGGF'
TUREp AND PURE CHOICE liable "iN--
81 81 FOR 100 IT'LL. ,-.r c,rlrDRNIA
ALL VARIETIES OF TIE. bi-Si NAA-'-
WIN rs By TIE GALLON OR CASE,
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Announcements
Anr1cr TO MOTHERS.

Mrs whsle VS. SOOTHING should always be ued zoe
CUlTDEFN TKETNG IL sOOrHES the CHILD sol ~ nc
GUNS ALLAYs ALL PAIN CURES WIND Coc s - INC ''
RTWFpY ron pIARRHEA. Twenty-Five cents DOttle
Earl &, Wilson's f. e. w. brand of Mems
Collars and Guns are the best. sold every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
FUNERAL OF PROFESSOR DRAPER.

The Church of the TRANSPORTATION ia East
Twentv-nInth- ST. near Fiith-ayc was crowded at
| O'Clock Yesterday by the friends and pupils OF
Professor John &. Draper, whU had come to pay
their last tribute of respect to lhs memory. Ihe
members Of the faculties. and the students of both
the College of the CIty of New-lOrk and the
Medical Department of the University OF the CITY
of NcW-lOrk were among those present. Preceded
by the Rev Dr. George If. llOugAtOn, rector OF the
church, and his assistant the Key. Gilbert X.
l'nderhill the procession filed INTO the church, the
organist J. i. bod, playing ChOpin's funeral
Dr:-lcr, of Columbia College; DR.. Alfred &. Post,
ex. Mayor Smith Ely, d. Henry j.. Noyes DR.. :. o.
Vauderpoel, Edward l.. de Lancey, John :. Martin.
Dr. Francis Dclaheld. &. f. Smylc, Edward /. de
Peyster, Colonel Peter ). Niche and Nelson J.
Waterbury, The students from the CITY College
numbering nearly 200 seated together In the
right transept, while the 300 tuieuts from the
Medical College occupied seats on the lett side OF
the centre aisle DR.. lloughton read the Episcopal
burial service and made few remarks upon tie
life and character Of the deceased professor
The choir of twenty boys sang g Lord, let me
know mine end and the number of my days" and
atterwaTd . Cod, our help IN ages past William
Courtney sang two solos" Angels ever bright and
fair" and the close of the service the second
one, heard voice from Heaven" I he closing
anthem was o mother dear, Jerusalem" special
train took the body to W0OdlaHn Cemetery, the
burial beng in the family plot Among those at
the funeral were the Rev. Or. Howard Crosby, Or.
Charles |. Pardee Dr. William q. Thompson. Dr.
Edward ID. Fisher DR.. Alfred +; LOOMS. Dr.
Winters, DR.. +. K. :. Drake, Professor k. a. Whit
house. DR.. j. w. Wright. Dr. II. {. Cooper, Dr.
Henry &. litard Professor l.. A. Stmson,
Lawrence Johnston, Commodore g. I. Dickinson,
Dr. J. b. Knapp, and stephen 4. Walker president
of the Board of Education.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
NEEDED CHANGES N TIE ERIE CANAL.
TnE BOAIllEV 10 90 n InE LEGlsLtIIt@ Win
THIlE GNILNANlLs.

TIE BOAiMLN 10 90 - I'M i-'it0i- i''- wan
THEIR GRIEVANCES.
The report of the Erie Canal loitinCn, completed
yesterday complain, that the last ycm mas not peer
a prosperous one for them. Rates nave .'cCh
uuprcccd"ntedly low during the season, anu lAc
receipts of gram also show falling Oh oil "'p' go
bushels as compared with 1881. The report adds
The rivalry between the West Shore aud the NcwNo
Central latter obtained control OF the former
was bitter the roads naturally took what business
they could or an al any cost Ms "' cue" ,,
damaging to the b0stucu's prospects. Moreover IN"
latter we're also Dady hahiirdPpeu ~ Ie',pn ~ Guy
c"s-ive rminll charges at TINS port ana baIo "uCu'
which they have 50 repeatedly coMpI"Hrl. me g
va'or other imPosts stl remain prcucauy ~ tIe{
were, ami nave almost ilE'n a.aN AZ lIt l.pn-'
this hardy and deserving body OF men have been en d
to make. While the ratc Tor carrying grain ny noat ID
ls-O averaged about cents q Ter bHnHc, hl- (t'r u
re,ohe, only an average ot 50 cents Inc canal men,
however recall With pride the ihet idt hiLou-h ia. re
ceut, by canal have become reduced ihcy neVeftHe
les carried 10 ;ai. port daring the season ~ NAVIGATION
gODD.UOO bushels Of gram more thau an
the trunk lines ccrtrine ut this port c"n.nneh \
under which they have la3 red. -,
While the boatmen do not intend 70 show any less
o,tlvty uan In Sear III ondeavoring 10 eject
reduction IN 'crlua charges. tlry are resolve" ~ tAo
coming session 10 AK Tor elch LEGISLATION rs idLie
ON 10 make such practical imprOy encufs The, deem
Necessary. One Of these j. the long hrUlg NJ tHc lockr
n a, 10 uror we me and cuusp.t stem which
Melvin Decay. ihc slow Old mule AMI the tuublms
tow nat are fast falling llnl the age and just tho
steamer II consent system supcr.cded horse boats
and lumber rdie on the ILLINOIS, canal so Is u
exnrctcl 70 drive out the present cumbersome ocoo-
ton on the Erie. The serious obstacle however %
It's genera he want Of water and being compelled
uncUupe their boats at the locks ana lh@ Joss OF
time together with the present excessive elevator, ID
surauce and other ices. prove great obstacles IN te
march Of improvements go,
saved by adopting steam on the canal; II VIII save
the large amounts expended for Tcpalra on the
tow-path and other incidental items. meeting
OF the boatmcn IS 10 he hcld Al NO - 19uti-5t on
Tuesday, to coudsider what matters shall be placed
before the Legislature looking to the general
improvement OF the canals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
HENRY A. DANIELS. N. D.
NIP'T IN THE BUD.

ia Lexington.sve, between 2ptb ard 10th sts.
Hours to / 3 toll diseases OF the Nervous system.
OenitO Urinary Organs. Impotence and sterIity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

II was expected that the libel suit Of Robert g. Plume
against IhOna. Potter the wealthy contractor, would
be given TO the july yesterday, but W counsel occupied
the entire DAY IN summing up ana han not finished when
the court adjourned. Counsellor BOrchcrlug for The
plautIn Will finish his address this morning and Judge
Knapp will give the case TO the jury about noon.
Judge Knapp said yesterday that the trial Of George
H. Dsque. FOR the murder OF his 20 IN llODokon, would
positively begin next Monday
Morris Dillon. OF no 2j7 WOOdward-st was arrested
lass evening charged with TOcuut assault and battery
his wife lie struck her with Mrs. Dillon has
frequently caused her islands arrest and frequently
begged him on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
CENTRAL PARK TO BE IMPROVED.

This Park Department has prepared the maps for
which the mt TO be made for the High bridge
Park. The park extends along the Harlem River
from e-hundred-and-hfty-6ft nearly to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
NEM.ILEsEY ToWNs-

PAssAIC-John A. kllgOur, the president Of the XII
Blue stone COMPANY OF PdrkeE Glen Pike County
Pen has received word that By the death Of Peter XII
gour a relative. in Australia lie has fallen heir to
S750O00. The fortunate heir ruined by the panic
IN 1879 when his fortune Of 100000 was lost.
NEw-BRUNswICk.-JOhn Burton. Thomas Francisco
Susan FFaucscO, the cOlOrcd people who sunday
set fire to the house OF Frederick Morris near thls
CITY, Involving loss OF $1,000 taken into court on
Tuesday and first plead not guilty and afcrwlrd guilty
to the charge OF burglary and Yesterday Judge
COvenhOveu sentenced Burton to five years State
Prison the nrst charge aud nine years aud months
the second Francisco was sentenced To five years
the first charge and ten years for artOn the woman
was sentenced TO five years.
MoNTCLAIR--Ths place Is much worked up over tho
attempt upon the part Of tho temperance people pre-.
vent the granting OF license TO the proprietor OF tho
Mansion House which established In 1901 by Cap
tain Joseph Mum.
RAHwAY.-Am0ng the papers OF John r. Morss sr.,
who died recently, several pertaining Morss
family for number OF generations one document
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
A1ARKEr ROOM Desired FOR SHIPPING

The Dock Board has determined to take up the
oucstion Of the removal of W est Washington fiar-
Eet from it's present location, on the E"rth River
between Dey and Vcsey SITS. \ resolution was
passed in August, 1852, Teg.,ring the market space
10 be- vacated by JGn,dIy |, 1883 a year was
Qiycn tile occupaGts 70 make other arrangements,
Hut M It's termination 10 further action was taken
by the Dock Board. The 5arkct is occup'eda by
wholesale dealers meat, Suit and vegetables. LII
supplies Brooivn au6 Jersey Cry. The lesSees say
thai - 1ne West Market is removed II VIII
KIN Washington Market. The buildings are gem
crglIy of n rough temporary character but some
costly refrigerntors have been placed there by
swift & Co. and other butchers within n few
years. -, -, IL: -. ,o,, c,r
tine removal OF this wholesale traffic luliler np
town The GanscvOort-St water front adjoining
The Farmers Market has been vacated and ere
rarcd by the Dock Department for the West WASH
iurtou Mar and IS better lifted for such frame
than the prcsDnt place. The space now occupied Is
required ior general shipping Interests when are
c1aInned for room. lhV space now PR SCENTS an m
signify appearance and Is an lmpcdment to the
general Improvement Of the North River ir"n,.
Chief Engineer Green In his report 20 the Dock
Board SAYS that he filing which IS occupcd
bV the West Washington Market extends outside
OF the hu khcad line and is an obstruction t. the
flow cbh and of the tides By the removal OF the
market two or moro now piers could uc Oullt CIV
ing additional space that Is now much del y
resolution was passed by th" Board yesterday au-
thorl2mg the president and treasurer to examine
thc matter and consider tho aCvl-ahliiy 81 carry
ing out the resolution passed IN August, lSe2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

against James Maloney, tall. powerfully Pnilt
man with heavy shock of red HAIR and STUDY
g1oyytb of red beard. She said that she was stand
ing in front of a candy-store in Slxth-ave on the
afternoon of December TO- when she ie,t hahd n
conta,ninS 50. She turned AID accused the pris-
oDer. MRo stood behind her of taking the pocket
beck He denied until passor,Gy spoke to nm
and then ne put his hand in his rgh.-land pocket
and handed Il 10 Lcr, saying: Here il Is
II understand, !" said tho counsel for the defence
on cross-examnqiion, you accused hiln OF SIcm-
ing the pockctbook aud ie cook II nut OF your
right hand pocket and SAID Here til go,
The girl denied that version OF the story and Ma
loncy was instructed by his council to tell ms story
to the lury When the court officer offered MN
Bible be refused to take the oath, saying: III
make no sworn statement He was finally allowed
gave = version similar to that Of his counsel, but
moment after pleaded guilty. he said that he had
not been arrested before and lie was not ldentlhed
by the police though his face seemed familiar to
court officers. Judge GildeIslcevc sentenced nm
TO two years and xix months in the Stale Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
CHINESE HELP FOR GRANTS MONUMENT.

Mayor Grace sent to the Grant Monument Com
mittee yesterday the following letter rece we'd by
him from Thomas +. Bayard, Secretary of state:
place ia hands, chairman OF the association TO
receive funds for the erection OF monument IN New
York CITY to General Grant, the check OF Rigs 90.
the Bank Of America In New York CITY, TO my order and
ndOrsed 10 YOURS for 500 The letter On the Chinese
Minister here resident. copy OF when lbcOse, VIII
give you fully the history OF the remittance 10 testify
the international force OF human sympathy aud adnra
ton.
The letter from Cheng Tsao ia, the Chinese
Minister, Is as follows:
beg inform you that have just received cable
gram from NCerOy ii Of China desiring me To donate
for him through the kindness Of your Exceeucy the
OF $500 the monument TO he erected IN the city OF
New York In of MS old friend, Genera Grant.
For purpose desire also 70 add 500 IN my
name. take the liberty to incose cheek for the
amount OF 1900 and to ask that you will be kind enough
To forward It 10 tho proper quarter
The fund was increased yesterday to S1ll ,72S OIL.