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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE

COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE
cu.rGFs OF rNPRoFFssIoVAL CoyprCT.
TIE twentieth lnua convention Of the American In
stituts Of Architrt eDeA yesterday 1t 10 m ~ the
directors OF the NewYork Mutual Liio i"sura"e-
Comrany's huilling Mass AM Cellar SITS. This IL the
mrs, convention which inst &c has held In this city
for seren years Promocst architects from rurt
Of the canutry were present There about forty
DELEGATES. Among them vera Alfred stonr. OF frovi
dence teoree A. Proirrck. OF Baltimore; stcpIea G.
Earl Of Bos o., W. Il. Brsrs. ~ Bri gei ort; Grorse G.
Mason O. Newport; Howard HoDpu. of rrovitrDc-; F
". Robinson, VI New-UaveD; Gl'nD Brown, Of wash
nston; C. A. wallnsford OF udi oil 8; Joan Nos
OF Alabama: 4. II. Kendall, CIares W. Clinton. ~
Iebrun H. NJ COngI0n, ia es Ken lick, =. I. LiItell
ami o. r. Halhtld OF L Is citv The venerable Thomas
T. Wat.r iosi lent OF tue Ins'it IT, oeeup the chair
lie OF eneI to invention with address tbs
progress u icbiteoturs iur ng tAs ysar.
The trustees report which ss Rotary A. j. Bloor rra \.
announced that hat been started 10 e-abi sh
charters IN Piitshurg and Indian lis and ropO
commented favorabIy tho work dOas by committee
from the Iasttute and mttee from The Western
Association OF Archie,t' All oDrd to regulate and IN
urov- Federal architecture
emu BroSu rad pal or on Trap oyphona e." ami
A. frederieks read one oo Ethics Of Archlte l.
uraI Practice" Tue qu' siion of tie customs ard
eses the prDFs On had not been toueur On at
In meeting Mr. Ere rrick nnd to created u
ltti- 10y ikius general charge % unpt0fe Sc
sioua cod et tie pc OF certain IN IN "rrs of Tue pro
fr.-.o. w. on he would not nanr. liz sad that tn-
Op,ect of .h- Ihttnte was 70 e-ahlish profession
Nusintss-iko basis In every line business tuere
vas A cert .lu professional courtesy. and architect,
should never forget that they werc uorthe art St.
tie sid int hr knew inst ,brr arclrrt
had drswu mp pians for church Tor hail rates bee
he meirter of tnat ch He cited An IL STAN .
Ill. wic lie di WORK for corporation" for hve Ter cent.
by the PRECEDENT OF the corporation that
another rcDii,ct king Tor lrss than that cOsns
sion az there are men I'll OF The inSt'nt vac sre
In the .bIt doing Thu, said Mr. Ere rrU is In con-
cldsion am IN of kee ping out. II there
members of the in-tttr who are guilty OF M,
pro e.sonsI Conduct say turn then Out lArpsUse
Severn members Jumped their feet and moved that
"A comm tee OF Investigation be appOiuleJ. Bat Mi
Fredercks would not any charges The motion
put ia. AMI carrie aud lie char was sskeI to
apI out a Committee rte following Were appointed: c.
L. wailinpfrd, James u. ruter and John Moser.
In the enng number ~ the architects, through the
courtesy Professor Ware. of columbia College, visited
tue Architectural Department OF the college and cx-
amined collection of drawings executed
by students
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
METHODS or EMBEzzLEa BLA cKsr0yE.

Boston, Dec. (SpectaD.-A dispatch from Portland,
Me- to he Journal concerning the $4,000 embezzle-
ment by Blackstone says Like the late cashier OF tho
First National Bank Blackstone has occupied promi-
nent position in religious circles ard has never hada
breath OF suspicion upon his character but has been
considered person in whom the fullest confidence could
be placed Almost any person whose note Blackstone
said was all right had difficulty In obtaining DISCOUNTS
How man who handles money can steal money Is tho
question the directors the Canal Bank are trying to
solve"
man who acted broker for Blackstone In years
past says: One peculiar transaction OF Blackstones
was the depositing amount or money belonging I'd
himself another mans account without the knowledge
Of the person whose used subsequently ne l-
formed the requesting that nothing be said about IT,
and later asked him draw his check for the amount
that he might obtain 1t from the bank For this favor
Blackstone always paid we'll and IL was a safe tram
saction for the interested No questions were
asked regarding his object in thus keeping from tho
officers of the Canal Bank ali knowledge that he had any
money there on deposit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
ARRESTED FOR RAILROAD THIEvERY.

ErMIRA, Dec (SpeciaD-For some time the Delaware,
Lackawanna aud Western and the Lehish Valley Rail-
road officials at Wayerly have been annoyed by series
petty offerings which have gradually increased In
bodness and frequency Detective G. A Burns, OF Tow
anda and Detective W. Lobenstein Of Buffalo, went to
waverly on Monday night and procured the arrest OF
Percy Minnick, Frank Kelly and Michael Murray for
pac ing instructions the tracks, and Henry Rockwell
and william Brown for robbing the cars Brown pleaded
guilty TO the charge OF trespass IN sleeping In Lehgh box
cnrs at sayre weeks and OF stealing coal
re was sent Bradford County Jail, az Towanda-
For want Of sufficient evidence Rockwell was not held
The others held for trial The obstruction which
they placed ON tue track old wagon II might
have caused bad wreck had it not been discovered by
the track walker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
COTTON uAuKgr,-aY rsLEuRApa.

LIVERPOOL Dec. l-l2:30 y. mCotton quiet with fair
inquiry Midiilny Upl4aus. Och. ,o. Oroans . oloeL
uaes laolu Ina Loo bales Tor speculaIon
ana export Receipts-zOvO bales Including l9-oo Apert
>x..u..- .,....
December delivery 2osd; December and January lie
livery oL; and February delivery od; DO FEB
ruary and MARCIA delivery iot do Marea AM Alri de
nv,ry 2o4,L Apri and May delivery, 4oid do May
auu delivery. o0ldi Ito June snd juv dcu'efy.
v-oid., do. > uly and August delivery. , llotL
tenders tot DELIVERIES Al To-Day ciesfinSs
2p- rho sales Of tue dy included I1cV bales Awets
-, j, ,..... AL,
Middling Uplands 5ist; DO Orleans, SD Futures dn-
dudling clause, December delivery. ozoso-
sellers 40 January dcii'oiy o. sene.s
January February delivery oil sellers 40 .'
24d Sellers do. Apii aud May ueiivery ,os AMI
do May aud delivery, b toti buyers. w. s,ss1x
July delivery. o6td SELLERS do July All" A~s"'' ''
o ll.6fL sellers. 1917 ,rola,,. Low Midi.
line clause December Aenyery SOtd sellers y" s.e
an, Ian ioli Aiss.S cly,ry.
ruary asy cry od buyers do. February anu a .i,r
lal yau,s. do March ApTii den'eiy. ~
ia April Nay delivery DAD so' MI Imy delyvry.
y'oiL ,uyeis; do JUL and August dei''e'' 'A
sellers. An. .,,,tnny Mid
ding = 3 ordinary, ISi nos
.,s ,.ls s.l, Is Al stoek- xU-oto o~e ma, .na
NOnfOLK DoA l.-CL.ton quiet Mh,ana. n, : lales.
er,,, ,.I,s o. 500 Dalus exports eoas'"iso' -'oi' ~
saio, l. los bales stock $3.50. BALES ,, sais, Low
SAVANNAH. boo cotton 94iee , .a russ recslps&
Mluilns D 81 Good ordinary, nes 49, -. 70 the
O. u.s exports Urest Britain tooo os.s $50 uasss
tinsnl 4,3g6 Oa,as coastwise. l, 100 o~'ss '~
| siocs. 1871 800 baleA 49, s.. m,aduuE sll.lei
Low Middg zIv Good Ordinary It ses rrlisiX Sj
bales gross 23l balesi exports ~ S,ss k20o bAAA
| haies 70 ths Continent, 2.6tO psesi ooAss"''~
ssiss, 5000 bales stock. aso7li eAis~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
THE TRIALS OF THE ATLANTA.



rEPEND-OVrR-UHATi d MACHINERY.
WASHINGTON Dec 1.-seeretary Whitney to-day made
public the official reports Of the results OF the three Trial
trips Of tie cruiser Atlanta made August D. Sc pemoer
% to 80 aud November 10 to 25, respectively The
Secretary says that the contract for the construction OF
the Atlanta provides that upon trial ner machinery shali
for six hours collective indicated horsepower
of $500 aud there nothing in the contract relating to
speed 1t is this horsepower upon which her speed do
perds that she has now tried three times to attain,
and II will be two or three months before the vessel can
be ready tor another trial The nrst trial "TRIP was
made i'm Long Island Soani Aucst LAST under the
SUI OF Captain Mccain, ChleI Lngiheef henner-
ton aud Commander Cro"ninshield They report US
follows;
continuous air hour possible in consequence Of
blowing the wa!sr .1ys on5 q tns rn mih vp
The necesstated SOP Gnt vas ,S Uy os
r., Ice aown but the heating such extent
as 10 10 any injury KesArng the nre.rooms Their ar
For III reasons siatcd the revolutions OF te engines
rot g ysan rG = o hour
allowance Tor tide We are Of the o o ,na1 by
that ora which Continuous service aud experience
iu the ms N agomeDt OF Inc machinery Will uring.
R.3rus the second trip the report concludes a. ioows:
We arc unable maintain succe ssiuy III, COLLECTIVE
INDICATED hS S Sy me eO SaSs o
OBTAINED fom indicator CARTS %.s aSoV Oh I'm
st the nsSs. making
u e sssnmpT the Increase of power equal all
three cylinders with ths increased nnpe OF re
Snld collective horse power al -oOu, Maintained
loI a feW Minutes
The commander up the result Of the third trip as
follows:
rnring the whole trip OF six DAYS wero able but
ons day 10 run for six hours at the maximum at
tYable speed on tho 18Th, and leak IN the furnace
~ IN \ boiler prevented making high speed
or developing great that day As on the
iu utes the engine dev eloped ccllec
rive pow or of 1904 Tie highest speed attained for any one
hour l47 knots on the 20 sVtn, WIN a., an
svsra1e revolutons 3d. per mnute fresh wind ait
20 ming of The boilers trouble caused by u with
ts water waves perhaps the inability Of the water valves
20 ,sks ca,e OF the passing tho Under from
~ In ming of The boilers constant trouble when
tns an myt Was made ~ a maximum speed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

TIM COMPANY THAT WANTS TO PIT TRACES j

THE COMPANY THAT WANTS TO P'f rhA'So j."
rwrx,yR,GuTY AND Tw ~TY.NiNTH RFFT~
Tho Twrrty-eighth and Twenty ninth Streets Rail
road COMPANY, which has just secured i's irahs".'e
over the Mnvcr's veto, originally knew as the
Tweptv al nth md Thirueth Streets Railroad Con-
many This secured it, chatter April -, 1885,. The
capital stuck was s500.0O0 in 5000 shares he
nresidept yas s. H. Hurd, tba secretary ana surerin-
ta,d.pt Frederick A. Bartlett and the directors were
Messrs. Hurd and Bartlett, f. N. Nichols Nathan
Seely. George H. SseIy. W. H. Ritter and .. l.
Harrison. the last named being tho attorney OF the
c,rroration The name Of the was changed
IN liza present one June % lsSJ when the pror0se
route between First and Ninth AYES. ia Ihirts .nst
was laid out Twenty -niuih-st The general scheme
of the road is.o u,'ze Twenty eighth and ! wenty
nirth Sta to the city and connect the Twenty
third, Thity.foarsh and torty see md ais. ferries.
The president OF the 0rati,n how is joHstan Ii.
Crane. creta-y treasurer OF the Manhatah Brass
Company, LARGE owner along the E0st River; ~
secretary MIR. Bartlett who las heen active IN pro
noting the road. and the treasurer Is ar. Iarrson.
The office OF the company Is IN .euIpe Court. Tie
directors Jonathan A. Crane, Edward - Beach,
Samuel III. Hufd, Gilbert NJ. Sper, IT,, Jared L.
Harrison, ew-Rochrle; John W. Mercereaa. jr.. and
Frederick A. Bartlett
According TO the c0mrany's report 20 the GailI DAD
Commissioners, The right OF way cost 81 80 and the
company saws it has acquired consents representing
$4,000. 900 The total cost OF the ro7d reported
TO the Commissioners up 10 Scptem or L. 1850 was
$3.50 30. the balance OF 1857 being set down a.
cash realized"
director OF the company denied cmphatcay ycs
tcrday that ANYTHING hid been paid 10 the Aldermen
for the franchise 1t though. that last year they
wanted ~somethipg," but this was refused and the
franchise q had not cost cent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
MANY STORES COMBINED uNpER OWE RooE

Another Of New Yorks leading dry goods houses has fol
lowed the plan extending It's into other channels and
congegating number Of different stores each
complete In s The which has attended the
career Of the firm John Daniel No 759 Broadway,
has year by enlarge their premises until
they large stores Broadway in Eighth
IT. and two in histhsL all communicate each
otheG re'u forming commodous aud well arranged
establishment for the attractive display which 1t contans
The de3a include dry goods millinery. boots and
shoes ana wrap youths ready clothing pictures
stationery. periumery, mems furnishings. eiverware.
cutlery aud jeweIry lamps and brca-brac. the whole
forming through which IL Is pleasure
and In which Il 10 economy 10 buy.
addition 10 large stock OF tine
goO the fashionable and newly arrived combna
consisting OF Mka iostrped velvets.
plain and fncy plush stripes OF
shade In tho cOored silks there unusually hand
rhAdames all and exquisite
brooches satin backgrounds suitable Tor evening
Paris robes specially OF this house and the opportunity
black Ks ana ssns are the black
vovets with plush stripes and panels
Nueh attention paid by Daniel 20 dress trimnn
The UNUSUALLY tne the jet
beautiful pearl net drapery intended for evening
shown. selling at $lS rs yard Pearl frnges made
material IN VIII " aud helOtrope The cOorod
and descept ale also well worth areul
buckles stock OF ribbons de
voted themselves The millinery department contains
Of escaicf plush and silk asfkane flowers and
piusbes tho latest he.,otrope and paeiolc unts.
The imported hats and bOunes make fine show and skul
nngor order Smiles Of desired shape
The eaek department contains aud sea plush
great variety The iAyofite styles beng the Archduchess
Victoria with short backs long tabs
frxe and dofn large CLOTH
Dewmarkes and iagzns anord choice
suit any TASTE or come within the Limits OF almost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF vEY-YoRk DEALrNGa


In spite of heavy deliveries in wheat made yesterday tbs
option market displayed considerable strength Cash lots
were bat only 660 bushels taken by
erporters foreign adyees lighter Northwestern
cepts ard an expectation Of continued good export
ment strengthening influences in the speculation
The fluctuations tendency upward and the close
was gains OF y for December at s7a for January
1884, and cent for February At soS May 94s and
June at 95 CENTS easier with
export inquiry The options opened firm later fell
OF shade but closed trim at recovery and up s0t cops
as follows AN, January 4sae February 4"A
NAV 81 "a cents better aud the options
Improved 81 and cent for January as
81 and February at 35S May being unchanged At S6'
CENTS increased demand for lar Tor export
and the speculation with gains OF COS points
follows December So AZ January 50 Az February 50 %,
March 81 g. A pril So 49, and May 81 IL
The receipts OF grain and noir Yesterday az Newnors'
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and Boston as follows "heA~
1888 1917 5l3 bushels, oats 1902 busnes
total grain 369 1891 Oushels Hour "a 7o2 barrels Ch
Louis tho arrivals were: wheat.
2l677s bushels oats 100 800 bushels
total grain, ass, A62 bushels; Hour. 40,O3O barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Van Brnt in the Supreme Court chambers yeser
reserved his decision motion continue the inunc
obtained by Mrs Helen A. French restraining Walter
B. Duffy the Brunswick Bake tolienter Company AMI
Mortgages hei by them IN the nx
Frenchs Hotel placed there by the essees MIS-
French claims that these fixtures y the terms o. ne lease
the realty they were placed In the
building .. ..-
An order 10 show next Tuesday why the Seven
sutherland should BOT be- restrained from exhlDt
ing hair In the windows OF the r-t moor OF No ~
Advertisements for HAIR encoufaS
ing yesterday by Justice Nanlrnnti In
The supreme Chambers n WAS oSkoi for ny william
Elias who sells stationery IN the basement or the ae
building business Is likely 10 DC injured Oy The
show which attracts obstructing crowds
An order issued by Justice ingrslam OF ths spe,er
Court committing John H. Mctoo 10 the county
jail for OF court In failing TO pay 40 week snohi
q foe OF $3.50 TO Margaret Mccoe penins hef
sut limited divorce o. tho ground cruelty and sban
donnent Mcf'oo who IL building contrsetor - saa 70
left the State. IN the complaint IN alleged va ny
his several while he was inoxcstee
and tailed 10 support her and her child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
WORK AND PLAY OF ME0HAyIcAL ENGINEERS

WORK AND PLAY OF MEOHAYI CiL EY0INEERS
The Mechanical Engineers sim have been holding
their annual con here for few days went TO
Newark yesterday the steamer Pleasant Valley
They stopped at Bellows Island IN inspected the
St.tue OF Liberty reaching NeS,rk about After
uurheon at tue Arsena they vs.ted HeweS Ilipss
iron works. OF tue UbiIcd states Electric lldn-
n.IIng Coup my aud several otur places OF interest
Returning they reached this CITY after i,fk.
They LeId business last Ing At the hall o!
The Academy of Medicine at sb!cu pdp-rs Is
cussed The ST by 'er.in smith vi Tbs Intra-
ss value OF special iOpla ." tie Other Capt Us
seed Of Hi.hiri LaDor" by W. + Partridge.
Several MIXERS TOOK Fart IN discussing these sab CO.
The COZ vrution will to-day In tho stevens In tt
tute Hoboken, n luucrron and reception wall Us
siyen the MON prrs by President Henry Morton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
1ARD WORK FOE IRELAND 70 BE RESUMED

In view Of condition affairs In Ireland and
the threat by Government that the policy the late
Chief Secretary Forster viii be INTRODUCED namely I'm
prisonax people trial and suppressng pubio
tngs police think they ought 70 he suppressed
being made BY all the Irish oranizatsns here
to collect money and send to ireland This resolve hs'
been decided by National League organization IN
SECULAR the appeal issued yesterday " tn
National John Fitzgerald In the
ODuioB many members OF The Hon
House onitce OF winch Eugene Kelly is cisiin man
that will also tho Work coectIns
In tho begiaBiIg VI this this committee Raised
SltUVOU moLtLs 81 which than sOO.DUO u SUI
81 hand zrdod Ireland when the need shall De-
ce usSvnt The opinions eXiesed by leaDg Irish Amer
lcxns " an whom ikbgkb 0kod Iart evening
.s yfo11vy ts lat rbt which will have 10 DO made
Robert Wash of sresmans j. urnal
lroxA. Who u ~ ths country .le
about the conition ol the Irsh eoplo, the rs m
1fusbd aliouxb Unable 70 d. GOV.
10 oppression al lesl glad
other uaIsvls could 10 las Prosecution
continued dOg ~ w FOR IL The aJournnost VI The
trial --sah.sr Al the request Heaiy
counsel toienk- Lows plainly that this ToiJ
GoyeFuBient already t>t IL nadea DiuDitr ~isl
voxy mush Tue iofy reIs nse@d VI scnuns General
hedvers Kerry special autocrat hat
this country 10 test Americat
1seing OF giving Home Rue 10 Ireland
IL tusut better; Tor uDtl ARRIVAL here
00ud beS - k>t The and the people were %
Sn0ntmously In favsi z fra liberty As they are"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
CALENDARS Toby.

SUPREME Court COMMUNICATIONS Van Brun, J.-Ssc.-
rs 81 1913, 249, ga, 257, 231. 292.
PiEyR COURT-sPEclAL TERN-PARr H.-Before Dono
hue J.-NO calendar to-day.
syRRoGATEs cOURT-Bef0re Rollins S.-Nlh oil hose HAN
Ion "a a IN Joseph Buckley l3O pm
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEcI1L TRRN-Bcforo Ingraham. j.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-Before Bookstaver. j.
No ,ay calendar =. ,,u .
CRY COURT-GESKRAL TERN-Before Hyatt Hall ant
Ehrlich. ]. J.-Aijourned for the term.
Dist Aftor Ftzgerall.-Adourned until December ..
COURT or GENERAL SRssloNs-PAHr l.-DciOto hecoruor
smyth aud Dist AttOr. Martne-Nos. l.
COUNT or GENERAL SRssIoSs-PARr D.-Beore Jul<5
Cowing and Assistant DistrictAttorney BeiforL-Ad
ourn for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
COMPOSING TO MURDER on TRIAL.

TRENTON Dec lon the night OF August last, while
Stephen saltese Stephen Schneider and Julius Koros-
kenye drinking in GROCERY in Chambersburg. tho
last named was killed. The men were all Hungariana
saltese aud Schneider charged with the murder and
their trial was begun to-day They confessed in court to
said that Koroskenye had him down and choking.
kicking and threatening TO Kill him, when he seized q
assaant's body Ssltese Is nineteen He had given no
previous iltimatiOn OF his guilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
AN INTERPRETING SNEAK THIEF.

WASHINGTON, Dec. (sp,eiaD.-in the Washington Po-
lice Court this morning Officer Maddox was In attendance
"a witness He had occasion to step Into another room
and left his pistol and billy on table In 'front.' OF the
udees desk When he returned his property had dsap
rad An epterprisng sneak thief, relying the fact
at Justice il blnd picked Up the articesand carried
them away with him. This Is the FIRST robbery OF po-
can In some time but the local newspapers daily pub
sh long lists OF robberies Of private houses and hotels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
THE COuRT OF APPEALa /.

albany Dec LIN tho Court oi Appeals today the FOL.
lowing causes argued:
No i2OIra May Morse aGmnisrairx, appellant. e. th'
New. York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
respondent ...,- ....,... 49,.
No l2l-Sarah McCollm administering respondent ast
the Long Islann Railroad company, appellant -.
No lO9-Erancs Johnson administrator fespohdehIaBs
Andres b Stone. impos;.ed appellant
Thefolowng Court OF Appeals day CALENDAR Tor DO
oember2:
Nos 1872 los III. II ie5. 900, is7. i2s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
TINTED STATE. sUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, 1.-The following business was trans
acted IN the Supreme Court OF the United states today
No i26l-John Hayes plaintiff in AIT tho state Of
Missouri On motion G. Boone Of defendant IN error al
vsnced assigned argument January Snert at tho
head OF the call
No 6S-Roswe Rason and others trustees etc. sppc!
liant agt Thomas r. CrtendoD. Governor etc. and Others
No 2l3-ThoDas CItenden Governor, ETC., and Others
appellant Roswell q Rast0n and others trustees etc
Argument begun by John Dillon for Ralston aad others
and continued DeaInond and John Henderson for
Crttenden and others.
Adjourned until tomorrow at 12 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
ACQUITTED OF A CHARGE OF MURDER.

OwEGo, Dec. tSpeeieD. Augustus Miller, who was
indicted with Frederick Short, Uri Short and " Mat
Kent for the murder OF j. J. Powers on the night OF
October H. 1888 was acquitted to-day This ends the
third trial for murder Toga County The only hanging
in the history the cou.y that OF Daniel Searies,
negro, Tor killing Eblldge hewey IN newark 'ahe1'
searles was hanged On January II, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

worcd wistsn contract to live together man and wife,
and both Mgned IT, Clerk Harrington then attached his
signatuye ~ n00ry public. The signed his mama
Is Milford Woo, and the woman Martha Campbell
Mrs. Wood put tine contract In her pocket and both de-
pnrtod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
PROVIDING FOR A MONUMENT TO SOLDIER

KINGSTON Dec. t>peeiaD.-A committee OF Grand
Army men Pratt and Grant posts appeared before
the Board OF Supervisors last night urge the raising of
q monument to the Ulster County soldiers who died In
the war The proposed monument Is 10 cost from
70 $40 OOO and the place front Oi the City Hall Is the
site selected. The Board special order tonight
made an appropriation 5000, subject to vote OF the
neon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

UNIIED ~ MARRIAGE WITHOUT A CEREMONY
good looking young couple entered Justice Rhine
harris court in Bioo yesterday afternoon and inquired
where the Justice could be found. rs they wanted
to TIC married Upon being told that he would not DO back
until late the young man drew from MA pocket weA