New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-25
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Howard, Sanger & Co. have opened an
Office at No J6 Broadway and prepared to transact
/ business a usual.
| 4 lecture on "Paris and the French People
will be delivered next Monday evening by Mrs Anna
| Jewell, at Chickerng Hal.
A female child, about six days old, was
found on the steps OF the Mount Sinai Hospital last
night II was sent TO the Founding Asylum.
The steamship Partha, from Liverpool,
| and the steamship Gcllort. from Hamburg, both due
here Wednesday last, had not arrived at midnight
! last night.
1t was stated yesterday in semi official cir
clos that the members OF the -Four Per Cent Syndicate
have agreed 10 divide the profits on the sales in London
in tour equal parts.
Neil Lamont, for nearly twelve years
passenger agent OF the Anchor Line Of steamships who
died on Wednesday morning after bief illness was
buried Yesterday at Greenwood.
The following steamships Of the Unicorn
Line are now loading Al the NewYcrk Central Railroad
elevators: The Cosmopolitan. for Liverpool: tie
Nellie, for Hamburg. and The Gienbervis for London
Richard -. Barnes was arrested yesterday
Tor attempting To pass counterfeit silver dimes nli
her winch onrd in his possession he was he'd
by United states Commissioners Deuel. under 500 BAN
FOR examination.
At the inquest held at the CorOncr5 Office
yesterday in the case of Fireman Irving, Of Engine
Company 80. 20. who Killed by falling wall a; The
YES, lire January tine jury rendered verdict Of
accidental death. Tie testimony failed TO throw any
nLht AT on the origin OF ibe fire.
The testimony taken in the action brought
for IA" removal Of justice Pncncy brought before
the General Term of the supreme Court yesterday by
Referee Bucl. \ motion made by the counsel Of
Justice Pnckney 10 have the case Ir"pened for the
taking OF further te. imIny, and the argument upon
tdis viii he heard Oh MoucaY.
Two girls from S0uthbridgc. Mass, were
arrested in tins city yesterday charge OF robbery in
that place Their names were Lena Reid and Annie
Maxwell. both seventeen years Old. They were asiou-
aby dressed ana pleaded innocence They held at
the Central Police station The GriS say hey are Or
! hans from Il convent
4 circrlar has been sent TO each of the
charitable institutions in this city asking whether
share in the supple. of the charities collection is de-
sired number OF questions asked as 10 the nature
Of Tic articles which each ins'idton could use 10 adj
vantage. Tne aruc cs will he distributed early next
week. About forty societies have applied thu' FAR Tor
help.
| The Coast Wrccking Company sent tug
boat TO Ncw-Iondop yesterday TO bring the schooner
Eliza A. Hooper to staten Island The schooner sailed
from philadelphia for Pawu 'ket, X. l.. December -
She was Aoated on by the Wreckmg Company. She went
! ashore curing gale, ON Block Island, was noated
/ again ami taken TO New-iondpn.
The annual festival of the Lord Industrial
School was held Thursay afternoon ut the school build
ing No 13j Grpcnvchst. The exercises consisted Of
srgnc and recitati0ns. Addresses were made by the
Hon. HoopcrC Van Worst, George DeForest Lord and
/ H.. l..
among whom wcie J. T. Graud Foster, John G. Crane:
| u. :. Egleaton, C. L. Brace W. Bayard Cutting and
! Others.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Mr. Chgrd OF the Society the Prevention OF Cruelty
fo Children, charged James Sheehan, OF No. $40 East
Thireen;h-st who formerly lived at No Az East Sew
! cutcentl-st with hahitua intOxcaOn and cruelty to
his Patrick Surchan, nine years, at whom lie
threw knife on Thursday night Toundimg him on he
forehead ShCehan sent 10 Backwells Island for
| three months.
| The Association of Exempt FIemcn of the
City OF EcW-YOrk held It's annual mcctDgOn Tuesday
evening. Janurry ~, 1879 The following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing Zophar Mile, president
David Ni!lkcn, first vice-prcsdent; John II. Plat,
second Nieci resident c. ". Wheeler, recording sccre
tary Fancs IIasadoIn. financial secretary James Y
watkins j. treasurer Inc trustees have on their Ist
pass year In various deeds OF charity S3713G II
William l.. Palmer, who shot Police Officer
! Asa II. Eurniss, arraigned before Judge Glider
sleeve The Court OF General Sessions yesterday 10
plead 10 the indictment; OF murder in the first degree
Council who we're chosen pnt in special plea Of in
sanity, ard the prisoner rcnandcd TO await the re-
suit of the examination OF the committee composed Of
! Dr. John Ordronlaux. John r. Fellows ana CHARLES C.
Waitc when will begin today. The conduct Of Palmer
! IN courtroom was singular. He refused TO rccog-
nze bis counsel and Used strange expressions III adj
! blessing Tie Court.
BROOKLYN
/ United States Marshal :. II. Harlow has
entered upon his third term in that office. HIS bond.
which Is for $40 600. has Just been forwarded 10 Wash
ngton the sureiics Deius H. Cornell White and Felix
! Campbell
! A Unitarian conference will he opened next
Tuesday evening in the Church of the Saviour, at
! Pcircpont st. and Monroe-place. with sermon by
Jane. Freeman Clarke. GA Wednesday the Rev. A. D.
Mayo will READ an cssay on Reyiyals and that and
other topics VIII he discussed
Patrick Riley, OF No. - Dean-st who
pleaded guilty to laughter in the second degree in
causing the death of ms wife by throwing her from
window Of their house September :. 1873
fenced Judge Moore yesterday to years
| p:isuninen; III the PcnItentIaIy.
John alias "ShOrn," Rogers, a member of
the shorty Lent gang Of burglars, who recently
convicted OF burglary the second degree. was sen
fenced 20 ten years in the Pcnitentaly yesterday by
Judge Moore. Patrick HcancN, another member OF the
| gang, received a sentence OF five years.
Mary Myers was tried III the Court of Ses-
s;ons Yesterday charge OF arson. She
in December on the suspicion that set fire TO the
house OF Joseph Thaycr No l37 ST. Jancs-pac in Ie-
vengc for having been discharged. The defence was
! that Fanny Bennett who vas employed az nurse in
! the house on ire The jury failed to agree.
The Aldermcn'S Committee on Salaries has
decided recommend the transfer Of 81 900 from the
contingent fund 10 the account of the auditor, Mr. Am
nenan having asked for 81 800 on tie ground Of the
smalucss of the appropriation for tIat once. Alder
man Hacker refused to for the transfer the
ground that Mr. Ammcrnan was aware what the ap-
preparation would he wnen lie accepted the nomination.
| Many complaints have been made of defec-
| tive plumbing in the Municipal Department Building,
aud an Inspection made recently by the Board Of
Health Yesterday gas escaped in such quaint
Ties i'm the occupied by the Beard OF Assessors
hat the persons employed there compelled TO
away. The occurrence Is explained the fact that
steam from the boilers blown INTO the sewer, and
The gis forced back thereby ana escaped through
| sink III the Assessors Department.
| 4 GJSFXPLOSIONINE IGHTEENTH-S1RE
At No. 219 East Eighteentb-st., Few
doors "a At of Thirlayc stands old frame house