New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

nri.oners at large are John Lowery, William Beli
James Nugent. John Hughes, Henry King ana

James Nugent. John Hughes, Henry King ana
Charles Rooney.
A committee of Baptist ministers. appointed 20
hear the testimony in the case of the Rev. George
Guirey Of Paterson, n met YESTERDAY 1;rev 81 rov
did not appear and j. simonds. his counsel, said
that tho committee had shown disposition to:deai
unfairly with the defence and 1t was determ;peaf 80
twenty ministers from different dcn9plnatlons.
Mr. G1irey said to TRIBUNE reporter: Il am con
fident can bring witnesses to prove my innU no,
cence in every calrge. and can afford to walt my
time"
PUNISHED FOR RoDBtYG A NTwsBoY.
Recorder Smyth and the court officials smied d
Yesterday as the boys whose heads scarcely reacneu
10 the top of the railing called to plead IN the
Court of General Sessions to indictments Ior nIgI
way robbery. John Devine. an unusually inr ymslr
newsbOy said his mother had given him Q dollar
with which to buy papers, but as hs was apGon aS
purchase them at a. M. John Ford ana frnns
Moat the two prIsoneEs SS and took % away the
money. The recorder accepted plea oi aasS, aa,tt
and sent Ford to the House of Refuge and Sionat'
TO the Catholic ProtectOry.
YOUNG MR. sECoR MUST SUPPORT HIS WIFE,
william w. SecOr. son of Katharine Secor, OF NO no.
91s Lexington-ave., who in September 1857 Deiote
he was twenty years old, married susie grwood's
cause she was q common working girl was or, or,
nST derTa yeyserSaV oy to pay her 81 out Of the 2
week which he earns in Moorehouse's grocery as
Duane-st and West Broadway ooa me Young grd a% iof
mother gave bond on her $50, 900 house ahd i3t
In Iexipgton-aye as surety for the payment OF the
alimOny.
MONEY FOR THE IRISH MEMBERS OF PARLiitMfEnr; NJ s
Aspecial meeting of the Municipal C9uncli Oh me
Irish National League held yesterday N Judge
KeIv;s court-room Mt Eghtccnth-st. and Fourth
ave Joseph =. Ryan explained that the League
now meant to begin in earnest the work OF reorganl
zation and TO raise at once the fund for tho pay
ment of Irish Members of Parliament. letter was
! read from Mr. Harrington. n. r. Dublin, APPROX
II, pipy tha Lang
solution of Parliament would soon occur and that
then the men who would then be found readiest 10
support Mr.. Parnell are those most IN need OF
pecuniary aid.
SUGAR FOR A CENT POUND ,
Dr. Peter Collier, of Washington, will talk to the
Ncw-York Chamber Of Commerce on Thursday. at
/ D. m. on the possibility of making sugar for
cent n pound from sorghum. He was for several
wears chemist IN the Agricultural Bureau III wash
ingt.n and during that time gave especial atten-
ton to the sorghum question. IL was he who nls
covered the varieties of Northern cane best sliteu
to the production of sugar, aud, by ascertainihg
how the saccharine matter in sorghum Juice couiu
best be crystallized. solved tho chief problem IN
this industry. Since then sorghum sugar mas Deeh
manufactured on commercial basls-a thlng wmcn n
had not previously been practicable. Dr CoIiler
wishes to make his address IA informal as possible,
and has requested that any one W no may be pres
ent will question him. no matter how searchingiy,
upon the subject He feels aole to give reasons for
| the faith that Is IN him.
ARTICLES WRITTEN by LADIES.
The Rev Phebe A. lanaford, presided at IN, the
| monthly meeting of Sorosis yesterday at Der
| monlcos The yearly journal contained about forty
pages of manuscript original articles. that were
read by the contrb butors, among the writers were
Hester NJ Poole A. b. Scofcld. Helen NJ. Cooke,
r. :. Capp. Caroline A. Merlghi Charlotte j. Boil,
Mary f. 0rmsby, Sarah c. 0strom, Marion Booth,
| Mary Bergholz. lmogene q. Fales and H. W. Farms
ton" " Beethoven "Womens Thoughts Abou,
Women" several sketches and some poems and
art articles by Mrs. H. NJ; Poole In me piospecMts M
by Helen Cooke, the editor the question ior dls-
c1sson was That the detailed record of crimes
and outrages published IN our newspapers are de.
morallzing In its influence, nnd dangerous in ~
resultsU The questions Of freedom of the press;
the lack OF feminine quality in our journals, and
other points were enlarged upon.