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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
Its OF LI.i,AL y E.WS.

A motion was argued before judge Andrews in tn,
,,prcme Court yesterday allow Sidney S. Jacqueln'
guardian In lorna iauptrs in his suit for libel
against STYLES & Cash. Young JacQuclin waT flesh
man I'm June 1892, and cba.g,d with obtaining adj
vance Copies Of tho examination papers from STYLES Cash
rlntrs lie denied charge but expelled from the
COLLEGE.
Judge Day Of the Court Of Common Pleas has granted
an absolute divorce To William T.. McCrcdy his
wife LILLIAN " McCrcdy. MIR. and Mis-. McCrdy sepa
rated 1891. and Mrs. McCrcdy received siCo week
r. IN her husband She was not satisfied with this s""
and brought suit for divorce Mr.. McCrdy then brought
a coun.i.rsuit. To case TO Richard NJ Henry.
No. Nossaust. referee. and the testimony vas tok
In private.
An action brought by Mrs. Margaret lllns. No. I5C
Nadisou.st to recover II 800 Herbs, Wcrthcln
g. shncr cigar manufacturers wa, tried before Judge
rruoS in the Supreme Court Yesterday. The money Is
half Of piirc drawn by ticket Of the Louisiana Lottery
Company in August. 1891. Ms. Collins says that sht
and h,r sister Mrs. Nellie Cnger. bought the ticket
together paying Aty cents apiece Mr.. and MIS- unsi
saw that II was another ticket that drew the plzc
The ticket given U Herbs. wcrtheim a. Schiller u
collect.
idcn & Co. manufacturers and dealers gas fixtures
obtained verdict 81 1885 o. against Oscar Iancrstin in
the Superior Court yesterday.
Bridget Ryan. admlnstIatriX OF Peter Riggs. 81 &c.
cutter, who Killed by falling into excavation
siAtht and Avenue In 1890. secured vcriic,
80 900 damages against the city yesterday IN the SUI
prenc Court.
Louise Eaudct. the actress. yesterday received
dict Of s2II0 81 for salary by default in tho Supreme
Court against James c. Dun. the theatrical
Judge Andrews. Of the Supreme Curt. heard further
argument yesterday the application Of the Durand Land
improvement company for a writ Of maDdamus directing
Judge Jcooman OF the Eighth District Cunt
proceedings brought by the Dnrand company dlsposss
the Th0m.on. !iOustn Electric Company IT. tnal g. for
the non-paymcnt Of rent.
Judge Andrews yesterday dcrltd motion made some
time BY Edwin =. Thornc To restron william Calder
from dsposinr Ct the receipts Of the play Tho Span
Life" running at the Columbus Theatre.
MIS-. Catherine A. Hurley the witness stand
again yesterday In the suit brought by her son. William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
VILUABLE CONCESSIONS SECURED.
AMERICAN CAPITAL TO BE INVESTED IN sANTo
DOMINGO IMPROVEMENTS.

Tho SantO Domingo Improvement Company was
organized abont year ago. smith NJ weed u
president, Charles W. Wells, vice-prcsident, ana
Willard brown, treasurer. Among the directors are
ex-senator Warner Miller. General John Newton
Frank S. Smith, Everett p. Wheeler and John w
Taylor. The object OF the company Is the develop
ment through the Introduction OF American capital
OF the Republic O! santo Domingo. The area OF the
country IS about equal, In square miles, 10 the
States o. Vermont and Ncw-Iiampshrc combined.
The population Is about $4,000. but The SOIL Is
remarkably fertile, ard population OF at least
5000 coo. II Is said could be supported on the
products. The transportation facilities OF the coun
try have long been inadequate. and chiefly confined
10 beasts Of burden. Tobacco coffee, chocolate ana
mahogany are among the principal products.
Early in the present year some OF the parties
interested In the company chartered the Red ID
steamer Valencia, which boarded at Fcrnandina,
Fla. Frederick w. Hollis Of NewIOrk, accompanied
the party, having been retained by the company
as a specialist in private international law. speak
Ing yesterday of the trip and the mission OF himself
and associates, Mr.. Hollis said
"When arrived In Santo Domingo there was
an impression that We were on political GRAND,
but We soon allayed that suspicion. We dealt
directly with the President and Cabinet, and have
secured rights which must prove of great advantage
both to that country and TO our company. We
secured the right OF having voice In the appoint
mcnt Of all customs officials, by winch shueehhS
will be stopped and the revenues brought to ABOUT
$4,000 a month There no taxes III sah'o
Domingo and all the income CT the Government
comes from the customs duties. In consideration
Of the right TO collect these duties we have s'araI'-
teed to the Government the monthly sum OF Soo'ooo'
and have also undertaken to convert the ehurc
debt f the country into r'w per cent god Do'iS'
which will be issued Immediately and for which we
1cicve we will find II ready market. We have also
made contract for the construction Of railroad the
first section of which will extend from Porto Pate
to santo Domingo, a distance Of about forty miles
OF this about eleven miles are In operation. Inc
lCad when extended TO las Vegas, VIII be ABOUT
Mr.. Hollis adds that there has been secret fear
that this country still desired the annexation W
The island and that fact has tended to postpone the
completion Of arrangements for the establishment VI
n United States cOaling station on Samaha Bay
Those fears have been aaycd, however. by the
United States Minister John 5. Durham, ana There
is now prospect Of satisfactory understanding Oh
silieCt.
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HAYES ICCCSED or TRlING DhiDH"i'
, CHARGE THAT HE OFFERED TO BUY OFF TIE
COMPLAINNNT

, CHARGE THAT HE OFFERED TO BUY OFF LIE
COMPLAINNNT
Tho second trial Of Colonel W. h i's'' ~
ncriury has not been merely the threNhhs Oh o'u
s,row Yesterdays session was marked Nv so"'o
testimony of uncommon interest. lhe oe''"''
l. accused Of making a false affidavit Ill coni'' uo
with a suit for 81 900 which Miss Anna NJ h'"""o
broupht against him. Samud rser real eS'''o
,roker Of No 2ss East Eighty hrst-st gave c'iucn'o
wnIch reflected severely on Hayes. lie said mat
h. met IInycs on saturday. January -. TWO uaNS
,fter tho first trial ended In n barroom VI NV
pottcr Bu1ding lie knew Hayes ana MISS he"u"e
from having seen, them In court HayC' "Sho" nm
II he would see Miss Heating for him at the hS'or
Uousc. and tell hce that he loved her Us mu'n 40
ever. Hayes wished her to know that he uesrcu
an interview with her. ~
81 went TO the hotel % see Miss keatlh-' r'So'
went on. land at IL 80 o'clock that evening ihc'
Iioves at tho elevated road station at lhrN ''''u
T. and .iNth-ave. I told lin that MISS he''ins
would So, him. lie insisted on our gong 10 INC
>stor House at once. We did, but ala not sec "o'
met Ilavcs again the next morning ana chi'ci Oh
Miss Heating She refused to see liaycS' JIG '',u
me that he would gave $1,000 or FLOW 10 SUM
the suit about the note. she. however, ocVi"ou
that She would not accept 100000
Tx,Iudcc Curtis closely cross examined the witness
and got him TO admit that the proposed pay nc"'
~ the money Wa, to settle the civil suit alone ana
had mn connection with the criminal charge A>sHt,
ami U,.t,irt Attorney Week. knocked this Inc OF
iuauiry I'm the heal by aSAlug why liNtH S"""I' ~
Wiling 10 give 10000 to sctu" sut Tor $1.oVo'
trrvicw~ lctwern Hayes aud l1,'r 49,, ,,.,
EN-Judgc curtis Olcncd lhr tt.r IVF W" u0'''N''
An adjournment was taken until Monday
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TO AMEND THE POLICE PENSION Law.
1T IS PROPOSED TO TAX THE SALARIES OF TIE
MEN EACH MONTH.

MEN EACH MONIH
The necessity Of amending the Police Pension law,
t which The Tribune called attention yesterday morn
ing was discussed by the Police Commissioners at
their meeting In the afternoon, when superintendent
Rvrnes WIS called to q conference with them. Their
talk was In executive session, but 1t was said later
that several plans 10 prevent the pension fund from
becoming a burden the public were spoken Of with
view Of asking the Legislature 10 carry into effect
the plan which would be- likely to meet general
apnrova Any plan to decrease the pensions or to
lengthen the necessary Of service In the force
would meet strong opposition 1t was sald. Ihc most
feasible way TO strengthen the pension nind would
be- II was believed, 10 induce the police TO co'lsch
IN sma4 monthly tax on the salaries II the consent
81 all the members OF the force could be obtained
Il was s,id the Legislature might pass an Amendment
10 the lay. by which per cent OF the salaries cou
be turned into the pension fund each month The
sentiment OF the majority OF the force was SAID 10 I've
in favor OF that plan. The sum raised each year "
such deductions from salaries would b" ABOUT Too"'
After the meeting Of the Commissioners IL was
rumcred that superintendent Byrnes had been chargeo
with the task OF learning II the consent OF the lorcc
to the troposcd deductions from the salaries wooM Dr.
,1ven. II was also said that Commissioner Mclean
w>uld draw up an amendment TO be Submitted TO the
Legislature.
The roundsmen and doOrmen OF the force rec@h'il
asked the Commissioners for permission To nave "il
sent 10 the Legislature 10 increase the sailrles Va
ronndsmen and doormen In this city; iTesioem'
Martin Yesterday offered resolution, Whcn Wv In
missioners carried unanimously. ucclarihs va. Nv m
crease In the salaries of the members OF tle oIce WI"
deemed necessary at the present tinie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
, NEW STEAMER FOR THE MORGAN LINE.

The hard, ono now Morgan Line steamer III RIO
arrived here yesterday morning In ballast from
vcvnot; News The FL Rio Is the largest ais
steamer now nader the American flag. ana the hr''
.,c.l -toamc. built f)r the Morgan Line. she VIII
uly between Mi, city ani Ncw-orleanS, Is expected
o develop ,ldcfahc speed and 70 lower the record
bwccn the two irts Her length Is 400 feet breadth
%, hram A. feet and she has gross tonnage oi
1000. one II the features OF the steamer II h'r
,t.,, co,l-carrving capacity IN comparison With her
,.u-,uti.n Tn. coal hnkrrs viii hold 900 tons
I'D "a" u. consumption will not exceed sixty ton,
day she vii De- able 10 make tn" round lrp WITHOUT
,ornnlue and have -OJ tons left Il reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY LITIGATION

bridgeport. Conn. Feb l0-ln the superior Court
To day before Judge Thaycr, the Of the Adams EN
pres Company against Clnpp spooncr was argued on
a demurrer OF the defendant. The hearing Is an Is
SIZE Of the case originally brought by the COMPANY
against Mr. SpCcncr formerly lis viccp9'-lient. In
which it sought 10 recover part Of The proceeds
rom the sale o. the Ncwliavcn and Boston Dispatch
Company and the Knsl"y Express Company. Th'
company time amended lis complaint b.
asalng equitable relief and also that Mr.. sp'onrr
ic compelled 10 furnish a compete report giving TIA.
details Of the Transactions. Attorneys Tor Nr. pnoncT
demur 10 this. holding that III" vccprsident never Wa
required TO keep account Of such transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11

will be Colonel Robert g. lngersoh, oAaus
nonor SECRETARY of fhe Treasury, Charles Foster
ord In,tcd states Senators walcott, Of Colorado ana
Carey, OF Wyoming.
The souvenir this year will equal IN beauty anu
interest that OF last year. which was IL me e'c"s
OF a profile likeness of Mr.. Lincoln, from a photo'
graph taken few weeks before his ASSASSINATION.
This year there will be distributed neatly ooIh h
hnoI, containing some Of the most familiar OF thc
many noble and inspiring sentences IN Mr. Lincoln ;
pubIc addresses and stat, papers ~ Is eXPeceu ,na'
pp"arlv 400 peOple will sit down TO the dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
CLOSING SESSION OF TIE METHODIST BOOK coz
NTTTEI

Chicago. Feb. 1O.-The Book Committee OF me
Methodist Church OF the United states finished ~
session 10 day. and adjourned - meet year hencs
at Cincinnati where fine new building VIII be ded.
Gated. Caudus o. Spencer was chosen editor
The Rocky Mountain Christian Advocate publishes
at Denver Reports Of the book agents showed thas
the sales in the East last year aggregated Slo'4''
a, Increase Of $4,000 over the previous year. Gem
s,uteb,kcr was chosen chairman OF the Western SEQ
,icn in place OF Dr. Whtlock resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
NOT SUBJECT TO TIE INHERITANCE TAX.

The Court OF Appeals yesterday reversed the de-.
csIon recently elvrn by III" General Term of The III
prcmr Court which held that cqucsts under the will
OF Catherine L0r,ard Wolfe subject to the col
lateral inheritance tax and that the executors We"
personally Liable. TIE lcqur SIS In question one
.! 500 $50 ,hur, O.. AM another ~ SJp.OOu
10 the Metropolitan Museum Of Art Surrogate Iol.
Inns decided october o. 1--7. shortly after Miss
Wolfe's denth. that these bcquest not subject
TO tax and the trustees paid over the amounts In
fIll. Surrogate Ransom nftcrward decided that the
tax must be plid. The taken 10 the supreme
Court and Judge Van Irnt gave opinion that.
under the laws they existed M the lime the will
prOlatcd, the requests were subject 10 the tax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
FOR THE FRESH. AR FUND.

seven little girls In Brooklyn have been greatly
nterc ,ted In the work The Tribune has been DONG
for the MOOR children OF the city, through the Fresh
Air Fund For months they have been busy laying
nlans and making articles to sell at fair. when they
decided TO hold for the benefit Of the FUND Inc air
,ros held a few DAYS ago. ut No. As south OXford'st,
ir1o,Ivn and the profit, amounted 10 $50. the rc
ccIpt of which The Tribune gladly acknowledges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
CLAVERACK ALUMNI TO DINE.

The fourth annual dinner OF the alumni OF Ciaverac
College and Hudson River Institute will take place at
Clarks, No. 90 West Twenty third ST. on Tuesday even.
ing next. at O'Clock. II Is the wish Of the com.
mittee to make this the largest and most enjoyable
gathering yet held Tickets may be- obtained by mail
from the treasurer. DIR. Charles f. Adams. Iackensck,
~ j. by personal application the secretary DIR.
D. V. Tompkins, No. 90 West Sixty -nrstt. There
viii be a business meeting at @ 30 O'Clock at which
Il Is desired that many possible will he present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
4 NETWORK SHIP LONG OVERDUE.

Tile American ship T. T. Cakes which sailed from
his port on August 30 for san Francisco. has not
vet arrived at her destination She Is now l75 days
out. and was only spoken once, on November 20. In
latitude so SOUTH longitude 65 30 since sailing. She Is
commanded by Captain f. W. Reed. Her dimensions
are Tonnage S07 length. 254 feet breadth. AZ feet
depth 235 feet The Cakes Is built OF r0r. and halls
from this city, She IL owned by william H. Starbuck
Her agent Is ID. -. Dearborn, OF No. 90 Beaverst
She l. loaded with pig iron. rosn. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
DR. GRryyELL no LONGER A POLICE SURGEON

The resignation OF Di. Morton Grinnell as mem
bcr OF the Beard OF Police Surgeons was received ny
the Police Board yesterday. 1t was said mat pf.
Grinnelrs mohcr.in-law. who Is an Invalid ana
wealthy, desires bis attendance on h'r curing "'p
- A., co,,,h and IN t,,ropc The family VIII leave
The city on Wcdnesday In Il special car Tor floiida'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
r. MARION CRAWFORD TO De ITS GUEST

The Lotos Club dinner for F. Marion Crawford TO-
night promises to be exceedingly interesting. a large
number Of members have engaged seats. Especial
pains have been spent In getting up artistic
Frank Il. Lawrence will preside and among those who
have accepted invitations 10 moot Mr. Crawford are
Bishop Potter General Horace Porter cx-Judec Henry
f. Rowland, Richard H. Stoddarj, II. Clair McKclway,
Nurat Hals,ead, William H. McElr0y, george f.
seward, ex Minister 10 China: Paul Dana, ex-Judge
George NJ Van HOcscn and Iarhe Goodwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
ODD NAMES OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS.

The "Ncw.York City Labor Directory" for 1893 has
lust been published by James p Archibald the orator
OF the Central Labor Union. The directory gives the
names and addresses Of than 800 labor organiza-
tons and much miscellaneous Information. The list
OF labor Organizations contains the Of several
peculiar associations the existence Of which Is not
generally known. In the clothing trade there are a
score OF unions. among which ne the Bushelers'
Unlon the Beehive Association Of Underwear Cnt'
ters Nevcr.Rip Pants Makers Union and the Fur
NnIIers' Union. BESIDES there are the Church Organ
Builders Union Central Park Hackmcn's Union, Pr
vate Coachmcn's Union. Ship Scrnpers' Union dron
sdcs), Hog Butchers Union, Journcymen Prelzcl
Bakers. Masters Union. Egg Testers Unlon United
Basket Makers Union.
Perfect roacbed. four tracks. fine cars quick time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11

The officers Of the alumni association are Jacob r
Miller. president: Arthur II. Flack, vice-presidei.
Charles +. Adams. treasurer; Byron V. Tompklns. sec
rotary executive committee. jacob +. Miller. Henry H.
Heath. Charles II. Flockcn John J. Grlfths Charles
L. Adams and b. V. TOmpkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11

Tile Madison Square rank recovered n verdict OF
S4,lOi against Mrs. Helen Cmunccy Cryder
and william wctmore Crydcr, yesterday In
the Supreme Court. The amount the
Lalancc due on "A number Of promiasOry notes ag-
grcgating ai7 900. executed by Mr.. Cryder Il
power OF attorney from his wife when Mr. Crydcr
president OF the bank
Mrs. Crydcr gave "A trust deed 10 the State Trust
Company OF her property at Tuxedo TO the
bank for advances made to her and her husband.
When the bank sued TO recover the value Of the
notes, Mrs. Crydcr dcn,.d that her husband had
authority make the notes. The pI ucrty at Tan edo
was sold to satisfy the claims Of tie bank but II
balance Of "a, lOi remained Cue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
THE COURTS.
Tile COURT OF APPEALS.
MANY DECI'IoNs RENDEEED-THE COURT Az
JoURXs FOR TWO WEEKS.

MANY DECIsIoNS KENDEEED-TIE COUNT AZ
JoURXs FOR TWO WEEKS.
Albany, Feb. 1O.-Thc Court Of Appeals hahu'u
down the following decisions tbs morning. prior ~
taking two weeks recess: pn,o
People act. Bruno W. Go,tschalk, appellant feopie
aet. Michaci r. >lncS. appellant I""i"S "N'' "'''
" Miller. gpp"ant- Imdsmrn, I nnilr nd Company OF
Broohiyn appellant Jennie 1. Glhln agt' t''' ~, I'D
Mohawk Railroad Company. appellant CEar ,n mU0r
appellant. ag. William Mitchell ana Others nnnant
Frances McCaifcry President etc. M
Hudson Canal Company appeant ~ iTaIroad ap
ngt. Lake shore and Michigan southern ryadcrjck
piant william Nelson appellant, agt lTea'i nri
iHockwann. treasurer. etc: Henry u; M,ii1 %
s,oinonr 81 NJ opp@llnmts agt Moses ,traus ct oil.
Conrad -pne and another ag Alfred lsha, IAN
pclant: Charles Gorham Allen 1o aS' sebastian smith
appnIlnnt nci the New.York Central and Hudson Hudson
River Railroad Company George ae' wiz ,o" W selye
agt Frederick Ummer appellant: Harry S i,d' c"m,
others agt New-York and New-Engahd hn'g ~ siinn
b bi apppcIlant: Magnolia AnFrclion Metal CON I'm
pany aei. Samuel singlcy. apprllnh, ,an, sarah
o'i e,m mans adminisiiatrx etc. agt. Ncwlork cen
iral and Hudson River Railroad COMPANY: appe,'am
Michael Doyc and another aGt br,ho on Hddie L.
Hobby appellant Judgment aiirisH wn IN
VILLAGE Of Edgcwater-Appcal dismissed Win costs;
James W. Covnr appellant ag' John W. johnston
In r application Of Frederick Wood for peremp,ory
vrii' etc.: John Charles Anderson hgi: Maucr -
Carr ct al, appcllans-Order airnco mr, W., The New
Nathan Bmmenthal, executor. etc, ae' wv wv
York Elevated Railroad Company ana nholn'r, up
prilnnts-Iuigmcnt modified by strlmhs oue 'N''"
aunwonco and as modified affirmed WIN c'S''.
In re estate Of Catherine L. Woic, aece sS'u,
rider of General Term and deere Oh nu' 49,,
reversed. and application OF D'''ii''"''''
with costs In all courts. n u,,o,,o, and
Elizabeth WadJ ag. James " Iineit V nm, ann
hnrs cyrcutors etc. app Giants: Mary y. NarilaN'
odmlnstrairx etc. agt. the Mayor, etc, Ut NV IN
Work. northumberland reversed nc" H'"'
Granted costs 70 abide event
The following cases were argllel
y Wchcr art. Gilbert r. Jones. MS treasurer
- The Ncw-York Times" appcllant-.lrSica .!
T. f. Einstcin for appellant. ;. Is. i"" tut IT.
Elizabeth d. Delaney aet. Henry ieeras. hP
pellant John Hunter. implicated, rcsponuHh' VT ,
iy George 4. black for appellant waiter ~ f'''''"
and John Hunter IT,. for respondents , -
The Court took recess until Mohuay' feoruh'y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11

,yn,,or AGAINST Jacob Miles as executor OF her hus
h,nds c,,ate Her testimony in corroborauon OF w..
81 her son in regard to the accounting and management
tv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
TIE CONVICTION OF sLINEY AFFIRMED


Albany, Feb. IO.-Thc Court Of Appeals today
affirmed the judgment Of the lower court IN 'n'
case Of the People u.s. Michael T. Slncy appellant
This was an appeal from judgment OF the Ne"
York Court of Oyer and Termlncr. entered upon
the verdict of a Jury convctlng Slincy OF the crime
~ murder I'm the first degree. Judge tray "rOu
Tho opinion on which the conviction was anrhcu'
all the Judges Of the court cOncuIrhS'
District Attorney Nicol said Yesterday that ne WOMB
consult With Judge Incraham in dav or two abou'
the rcsentcncc Of sIney. who is at sing sing. Inc
murder was committed on November 70 le"i'
Robert LYONS worked in his fathers butcher shop
NO. 15o Chcrryst. Mont p. IN. On The day cf 'he
killing Mrs LYONS heard her son " Bob ana ShhcS
ouarreng In the shop. 4 little later Lyons was
fond diving on the floor. his head having been
spll, opcn with n clcavcr. He accused Mickey
slincv of the crime. Sllncr arrested. but ne
made out such n good abi that he was acquitted
by the c0r0ncr's jury. lie was locked up III 'hr
Tombs however and indicted. II Is likely that
he would never have been convicted had b" n''
talked too mach. He made three confessions, 40
iva Of them alike In one he sab that Bob
Lyon,'s brother Jim dealt the fatal blow; In
another that he had committed the murder himself.
Jim wa, arrested hut he has been discharged, -,
there was no evidence against him.
SneV was tried before jung" lnsrhhhn III me
Court II oyer and Tcrminrr. and convicted OF MURDER
In The first degree. II" was sentenced To- nc pll ~
death In the week of august II. but his counsel
took an appeal. Assistant District -Ntiorncy Wcli,
man who prosecuted him. especially grhtihei
the decision Of the Court Of Appeals, i0r d" has
never vet lost In the higher cour. capital case IN
which he secured conviction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
Catarrh in Children

m-erabc a OF Cltarrh The discharge from the
nose was large and very offensive Her eyes
became lnamcd the lids swollen and painful Aftcr
trying various remedies. gave her s. +. s. The first
io,tc seemed aggra,at the disease but the symptoms
soon alatcd, and in a short time she cured.
DIT. L. Il. RITCuEY. Maekey Ind.
Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases nailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
~ CELEBRATION or LIycoLy's BIRTHDAY

The Republican Club. OF Ncw-York. will to night
celebrate by dinner ut Dclmoncos, the anniversary
Of the birthday Of Abraham Lincoln. which really
falls on Sunday. John Sabine Smith. president OF
the club will preside at the dinner The speaker,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITEl

Is the best appointed passenger train In the World
It leaves New York every day at high and ar
rives In Chicago next midday. =.