{"newspaper_name": "New-York daily tribune.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2573, "word_count": 456, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9666000008583069], "ccnet_perplexity": [1814.800048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
on Monday night the reservoir in the top ofthe ouda2
gave way and deluged the whole establishment Yeseg
day morning they found inches water on TIE foos
and many OF the goods spoiled The sale of fcourss was
postponed


l-5s- The Fifth Anniversary of the Irving Lyce.
nm IS celebrated at N5!os on Friday evening. The Sc
ci.ty We are glad 70 hear is in prosperous condition.
and is extending its sphere OF usefulness year By year


The programme OF exercises the occasion OF the Az
pversary Is an interesting sud We have reason to
hseye that the Society deserves the encouragement OF
every friend Of Literature and Science


- A public meeting. under tie direction OF ihs
t-i,r Committee OF the Board of Missions OF the Pro.
,..,s,, Episcopal Church was held Monday evening
in s B.r,holomews Church, corner OF Lafayette p!aes
snc C,es, Jones street The obcc; of the meeting was
TO raise funds for the Immediate necessities OF the Fo-
reign Missions o! the P E. Church. Dr. Tyns delivered
& Yery eloGuen, discourse.


TRIAL FOR MuRDEK.-William Harpe. was yes
erday put on his trial in the Court Of Oyer and Termi
ner. for the murder OF John c. Kempi The case wss
thus stated By tie D.stIc; Attorney Or.be evening OF
the a5,h october man named Eastwood rode !uto the
bsr.roo,, Of deceased and ordered He went.
but soon returned, with prisoner following hin. De
ceased again reuluu srsted when prisoner struck de-
ceased and rsn of He aitsrward came TO the house
win number Of others and began making noise IN
front OF the house Mrs X suggested thA deceased had
better 90 out and close the shutter. Wai!c dong SO,
ursoner struck deceased in the breast and while the a!
ter held out his hand TO ward of TIE blow prisoner
stabbed him with knife in tie stomach from the Effects
Of which he aiterward died After stabbins deceased,
the prisoner ran Up the avenue pursued oy M' East
wood and others and was arrested lie had previously
made threats s,sust deceased and ssd be would have
the Du,chmans life within three weeks Two Witnesses
were examined in the toreroon-the wife OF deceased
and the physician who called upon to attend him
In the afternoon The examination of Witnesses closed on
the part and the defence was opened
by Ny Belcher who contenLoi that The prisoner acted
in setdciencc AID that deceased had disobeyet the in
functions OF his physician, he would still have been
alive The taking OF testimony ihen commenced
and john Mason testified assault having been made
on the night Of the murder, by Kemp and bis wife upon
Harper. The Court then adjourned to this forenoon