New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-17
NEW-YORK CITY.
NEW-YOKk VII
A crecn turtle weighing eoo pouhuS 10 u"

A green turtle WeiSh'"S
exhibition at Broadway MOTEL Az "A
Anno Konke. n German servant nj NO. al
-, d,ea Yesterday from the effects OF
overdose OF oxaic aclh, tihen o'e wy
intention OF committing su'o'o' - - - bon,
Edward A. Caswell, the Secretary pro telh'
49, C,omotiop Society announces that persons de-
,ro,s NJ beinp enrolled "a members may sehu tncir
names 10 hun through PostOmce Dox 2'3io
John O'Neil. known during the Fenian trou-
h,os ss GEN oNe who is SAID be engaged In colonz-
ing part OF Nebraska was arrested YESTERDAY IN thS
city on writ OF ne eTe for debt OF 500 due 10 d. f.
Davenport q promssory note due MAY 4, ls69'
Capt. Anthony Allaire of the Twenty-frst
Precinct presented last evening" at the East Thry
hth-st Police Station. WITH gold shield bya number
was made 10y Major Willard Billiard. Among Others
present were Police Commissioners Gardner and Russell
Messrs John w. Mcclure of Manchester,
James Balch OF Glasgow, and George Cockburn oil Law
erpoo committee representing the English stockhold-
es of the Great Western Railway OF Canada, arrived nj
the BrevOort House yesterday, from Canaia, WHERE
they have been examining the Company ant Iney
Will Europe Wednesday neAtin the steamship
Russia.
The annual dinner in honor Of Thomas JET
ierson given last night by the officers OF the otn
Regiment, National Guard, at the Germania Assembly
Rooms. Leut-Col. Kroeger presided Among others
present were Gen. shaler and stan, AlDert StelhNH
fx-Col of the eta Regiment, exCOl Lux OF the llth
| Regimen and Major Halen. The hall was tastetnib
decorated with flags aud military einoienS, zen ers
Ter delivered the address OF the evening, ana severe"
| tOasts given and responded 10.
Pairolman Michael Hogan of the Sixth Pre-
cnct was tried yesterday by President Gardner OF the
Police Board the charge OF clubbing Thomas smith OF
| No 3 Mottst. The complainant stated that he was
standing with some friends at Mott and Worths;s when
| ParOlman Hogan came up ana ordered them away
They walked Of and as they were GONG .rheu 70 sec
II the Policeman following them: ne called them
loafes, ana struck OF the party ad Oh ~ Years on
| The tblgn and Smith the arm. Inc oHcer denied
striking them admitted that he pushed the young
men with bis club HIS case was referred 10 Tue lui
| Board.
An inuuest was held yesterday in the case
OF Michael Cayanagh, who stabbed on April S
! in Tenthave. and died few DAYS afterward at
Bellevue Hospital 1t shown at the inquest that
| the deceased lad been drinking in barroom with
John Geary few moments before the staDDlng, ana
soon after bleeding and CARRYING the kniie WIN
directly duplicating Geary, and the jury found verdict
OF death rom stab wounds by some person nkho"h'
Geary, who has been IN the IODs slnee INC St'ppHs'
| was then discharged.
The Republican Central Committee having
ordered that new reorganization should be made in
the With Assembly District, primary election was
held at the district headquarters No S3i Grands last
evening for officers Of the Distrst Association and de-
to heL Central Cor At t9e sGss 81 b 5ne
19 votes had been cast Ilere was only one cket-tho
fOlowng-tud the election, therefore unanimous
For President, Robert M0Ore FIRST Eice-Pres.deht.
Thomas c. Place second Nice-Presldent JoAh oe3int'
Secretary, James o. Elery; treasurer EneIs hHlOlG
For Delegates 10 Central Commltee-Danei r. crowley
| Henry. A. Smith, Michael smith, Henry IueOholu'
Frederick Sinner. For Inspectors Of keclon-lhonds
| IL. Kip, William G. Cole. DOorkeeper, John Dyer
A paragraph having appeared IN Boston
| newspaper that there was organized movement to
| bring about the immediate recognition OF the Cuban
Republic by the United States, and that the scheme,
"having been quietly worked mp in high Administration
and Congressional circles would be sprung upon Con
cress in few days" reporter OF THE TRIBUNE called
| yesterday several leading Cubans in this city 70
ascertain what basis there for the rumOr. The
special agent of the Cubans knew nothing of
adopted AT the mass meeting hod In cooper
Union during December last, and requesting such ac
lion. Other prominent Cubans asserted their entire
Ignorance OF such movement having been planned
or contemplated, but added that Washington news
paper had published Monday last editorial recon-
pending such "a They thought II possible mat
| the Government party mght make such movement In
the hope promoting the Of imitation but with
| no real desire of helping Cuba. When difficulty, IL
vns an for politicians OF all countries
TO create an excitement for purpose OF uniting all
parties popular question, ald while the excite
men lasted carry out their own special plans with
out attracting any particular attention. Had any such
movement been intended the CubaDs did not think II
| would nave been made public.
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