New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tho members of the Produce Exchange Yesterday
passed resolutions in reference the death of Will
lam IL. Popham.
ment to Francis W. Lestrade. Michael Sullivan
made an assignment to John Swanton.
The wholesale grocers have decided to close their
places of business on Saturday, and give their en-
plOy6s holiday from Friday night until Tuesday
morning.
. The exports of grain to Europe on Monday from
this port the largest record for any one dav
3S4201 bushels
CARELESS WORKMAN AND AN INDIGNANT POLICE
John Sullivan, painter on the Second Avenue
Elevated Railroad, at ElGbty-fth-st., was fined
$40 yesterday by Justice Morgan for handling his
brush in such careless manner that he spattcrcd
pant upon the uniform Of Officer Whalen. of the
Mounted squad, as he was riding past.
~ CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER.
=. Mchael SlatteTy was convicted yesterday in the
Court of General Sessions of mansaughter in the
fourth degree. On April % he kicked his wife down
she ied-subsequently-fro her injuries. Re-
Gordcr Smytho sentenced the prisoner to the State
frlson Tor ono year and six months.
-. =, THE NEwSBoYs' EXCURSION.
John II. Starin will take 1000 newsboys and
bootbl9Gks on free excursion to his Alpine Grove
on the Hudson, tomorrow, furnishing music and a
liberal lunch, besides boats and grounds. The tick
ets nave been placed IN tho hands Of Mr.. OConnor
The viii start Psr Sorb Rver
10ot OF Cortlandt-st mt 8 n. m., sharp.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS.
assignments
ne benefit of creditors were filed Yesterday the
Court Of Common Pleas. In the assGnmont of Her
$2,1S1,612; nominal assets, 50. .29O, 500 %; real
assets Ssc $5G22 / L. :, In tho assgnmcnt Of Frank
liabilities are $71,421 SO; nominal assets
$39, 100 1 l.; real assets, $22540 II. In the as.
the a5eS are EoSR fs7Tff @ a. Ma
nal assets, $2S,473 So real assets, $7,45O
rLa hEHyiMG naS ITS 9UA4F1EHHs 4 H N TIE CITY HALL
To fIn
Marine Court. The Sinking Fund Commissioners
EcsteFFday Fi hah Under confederation proposal to
Shamners-s for five years. at :Pl2 900 year. Pea
3I 919y LGU Weimore m the owner PROMISED to expend
Tor tho use of the Department. Tho matter was re-
TERED to tho Commissioning of Public Works to de-
the Corporation Counsel as to the advisablity of
making the lease on the terms proposed.
BROOKLYN.
There were IA deaths in BROOKLYN last vcek-
an increase of 1S7 over the week preceding.
- Tho certificate of incorporation of the Brooklyn
Cooperative Colonization Society was filed with
tho County Clerk yesterday
Police Commissioners LEIGH and Pybnrn trans
acted routine business in the rooms of tho Police
the Board was not present
The Rev. IIoyt T. Hunt. of No. 374 East Seven
teenth-st; who was charged with asSaultng his
in the Court OF Sessions yesterday. lie was ac-
quilted.
George Sweet. nGc tlfty-cigh sailor Of the shin
St. fcil from thrd-stnrY window. AnG received a
fatal 1njuty of the EplnO. He was taken to ST
GATHERINGS Hospital, where he soon died.
The funeral of Cornelius Mayer, who was mur-
dcrcd Sunday morning in North Eghth-st. was nj
tended Yesterday in the Church of the AnnuncIa.
ton of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in North Fifth.st.
near Sevcnth-st, The police arrested Yesterday
Henry Foster age twenty, suspcc of being mpli.
Gated in the murder.
The proceedings to set aside decree ajiudQnp
Matthew DAILY to be IA unatc wero ended ycstorinv
by an agreement between the parties ia the caSS
whereby the property put III charge of tho Brook
lyn Trust Company which authorized to nav
81 200 year for the support of insane daughter
Of Mr. DAILY; tho REMAINDER of the income will 20 To
Mr. DAILY. ~ "
JERSEY CITY.
The trial of John Dwyer, ox-Town Treasurer ar
Guttenburg, on n charge of forgery. which was be-
gun two weeks ago in the Hudson County Court of
Quarter Sessi'ns, ended yesterday in % verdict OF
guilty. "
Mrs. Bridget MOnahan, of No. 1893 Bay.st. VOC
terdaX poured sourc Kerosene OIL on a fire The cnn
exploded and she ran into tho yard enyelopcd i'm
IlalnrS Mrs. Emma Simmons, neiyhhOr and
George Z; Smith, painter. OF No. :}ii Henderson
st., pulled the burning clothing Oft of the woman.
but she was fatally burncd The clothing of Mrs
Simmons caught fire and before the ilafnrs were rX
tlngulshcd she was badly burned about tho face
ard arms. Mr.. Smith was severely burned about
the arml.