New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
NETWORK CITY.


OF the Stock Exchange was announced yesterday
James Early, an habitual lodger at the
Twentieth Precinct Station house, brought there
Yesterday anparently intoxicated and was put INTO
cen i'm which he died in less thaA an 1Ouf' CVIoher
EckbOf will hold an inquest
Saul Adams. halter, at No. 3l9 Bleccker-st.,
who was pu, on trial on Monday upon the charge OF re-
oo,,c stolen goods was found guilty yesterday with
Recommendation for mercy. On motion OF MI nr""h x;
the prisoners counsel, sentence was deieIreu u'ii N
Monday.
Charles Strykcr, aged 81, resident OF
Rroolyn cnployed as messenger by the Old Dominion
steamship Company sent yesterday to the princl
pal Office the Company with $2a6 in cuIrenSy aho
81 go checks He has not Oeen seen slhce' anu '
police searching for him.
The pilots of the pilot-boat Flanagan re-
ported Yesterday having sighted the schooner sfae -
Merritt of Cape May The Merritt had been filed WIN
water and il was supposed the crew had Deen lost me
israel l. Merritt Is small schooner OF about 80 IONS
and is owned at Squau Beach, ~ j.
Joseph f. Franklin, agent, who was arrested
on March le charged with beng concerned IN the Re"
railroad bond fOrgerIes OF last August, and VINO mas
been confined in the Tombs since his arrest was az
united 10 bail yesterday in $4,000. Henry A. bn tuo %
No p East Fourteenthst became surety lof inc ac-
cused.
Julus Sarncr of the firm of Julius Sarner
& Brotners hatters at No. % Graudst. was arrested
Yesterday by the Fire Marshal upon the charge of per
i,ry He was taken 10 the District-Attorneys ounce
and committed 70 the TOm0s Subsequently LYMAN
sarner of No. 80 Eshthave became MS D1h1sh"h III
$4,000.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
by the President of the Produce Exchange as deega
ton 10 90 to Albany oppose the passage OF the Fund
ing bill now before the Legislature L. J. \: stark.
I@wis Roberts A. T. Orr A ; Jewell, l.. Iazetinc. ir.
= ID MouIton Il. F. Baker, 4. ID. Fiske, VIM. H. Philips.
Benz c. BogeIt
A solemn High Mass of Requiem will be
celebrated to-day at ST. stephens Church, in East
Twenty eighhs by the students Of the College Of the
PROPAGANDA in memory OF the late Cardinal Barnaho.
The Rev. Dr.. McGvnn will denver an ofi,OD, anu lhg
services which viii begin At ~ a. IN, Will be OF unusual
grandeur aud sOomnity.
a child, age years, the son OF Mrs. Ward,
charity pensioner, in front OF Third-ave car
near Ecventhst yesterday, and run over one leg
being badly manged The wounded boy was taken to
Bellevue Hospital and the surgeons say that his injuries
cuesi yesterdsy IN the case OF Michael Brennan,
years, who run over 10y q seCOnd-aNo car Inc
driver Of the car was eXOherated'
The question whether or not Mayor Have
never wall send In TO the Board Of Aldermen It's meet
ing to-day nomination for Police Commissioner was
scarcely discussed yesterday by the politicians .An
agreed that as the Police Board has settled its differ
ences ana reorganzed by the election OF President
Gardner IL makes little difference whether or not
fifth Commissioner is nominated and confirmed There
several names spoken In connection with the posi-
ton, but man Is prominently mentioned
The strikers at the Erie freight-houscs Long
Dock Jersey City, have yet complied with the terms
OF the Company aud still refuse To resume their work.
About O'Clock last evening the committee OF the labor
ers word to the general freight agent that the terms
stated in the ultimatum Of the Company could not be
agreed to- although few Of the singly expressed
desire TO reinter the Companya employ upon terms
offered. The OF the abOrcrS promised 10
turn fual answer by a. M, lay, II the Company
collisions occurred yesterday morning between the
strikers and the wOrkmen living IN Jersey City
the latter weIeigong to the Long Dock To begin work
but beyond few bruises no serious assaults took place.
On this side the river everything j. going On quietly
81 North River gradually wedding out the IncOmpe
tent men and hiring others in their places
The semi-aDnual trade sale of books and
stationery continued yesterday at the auction sales
rooms Of Leavitt & CO.. in Clinton Hall, AstOr-pace.
There was a attennance and uniformly larger
prices we're realized than on Tuesday. The following
short list Of some OF the books sold, with the amounts
paid FOR them: Five OF vols. each Knights EN-
gland 81 rs per volume retail price, SIS per set; Is
copies of 1.-THE Unity OF Natural Phenomena" 65 cents
can h n e ssns in & calf 6ndng e. a.
ers price. $50; copies of ogarth's Works., quarO,
cloth with fupage plates 81 40 per copy retail price,
50 50 sets of the centenary eoltion OF "Waverley
Novels" each containing y volumes, half morocco.
81 80 per copy, retail price, SIS per set sets of
'Dsraeli's Complete Works, each set consisting OF
per set TIE Complete Works OF Edgar A. Poe vol.
e ss 6s p o Or c SaS WoT Or o G % f
&. F. Adams, in 10 volumes, syo CLOTH >l 80 per SET
tail price $50 The Will days Ion. ger.
BROOKLYN.
Jacob Sissmund, whose skull was frac-
tured by stone thrown by Thomas Grove. boy aged
H. whom sgisInund had assaulted. died late Tuesday
night in the Long Island College Hospital An inquest
will he held.tO-day.
Deputy Marshal Reuz and several deputy
collectors OF United States collector Frcelands office,
while in search yesterday Of Illicit whisky stills, discOv
cred some barrels OF unstamped whisky concealed in
stable No. 139 CroOkes which 10 Is said belong TO
Philip Deylin The whisky seized and taken to the
United states Court Buildings.
Mrs. Conway, proprietor of the Brooklyn
Thester, has begun suit against Madame Janauschek,
the German actress for non-fnlnment Of her engage
men 10 play the plaintiff theater and has laid her
damages at $4,000. ExJudge Troy, counsel FOR the
plaintiff has drawn up the papers and viii serve them
where she j, sojourning at present
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-An adjourned term of the Queens
County Court Judge Moore OF Kings County presiding.
was held at the Town Hall yesterday In the OF
Peter Egon, James Coman, and Nicholas Phincy, con-
vlced at the Court for maintaining fat-boi
ing establishments Ward OF Long Island
down for argument at the General Term OF the su
prcme Court the second Monday IN Nay. The order
admitting James Larkins, ia 5000 ball. pending trial for
robbery vacated the prisOne" since his incarcera
tIon in the ia having made several attempts TO escape
In the matter OF Rose Langne, whose release was de
manded from the County jan writ of certiOrari she
having been committed on an Indictment for assault
with intent KILL application made TO test the
sttutondllty OF the Long Island city Court. II was
shown that the prisoner had been admitted 10 bail and
she not IN the custody OF the Sheriff the writ
dismissed. The Court adjourned TO meet at the Court
house, al North Hempstead, on April IL.
BABYLoN.-Severa suits have been brought this week
against the South Side Railroad by the holders OF its
fret mortgage bonds on account of the failure of the
company 70 redeem lts interest coupons March and
ltis probable that Others will follow. 1t is said Ia be-
baf OF the present management that the road will be
able as cary ms May next 10 pay of its entire interest
Indebtedness and II this be satisfactorily shown
il likely that the suits will be held In a5eyance.
STATEN ISLAND.