New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
NETWORK CITY.

William +. klnt2ng, Dy MS VIII hIu n 80
left his property to his widow. Rachel B Knit
zing ., .
General George II. Sharpe, Ex-Governor heyh@oiuS @
and Secretary Curtiss. of the South American oohl
mission will go TO Philadelphia to-day 10 take 'es
tmOny.
Russell Sage has secured twenty-one years lease
of dwelling on the west side of fiith-ave, north
of Forty-secOnd-st at an annual rental Vi %o,o''
The baseball parade tonight promises to be an an
interesting display. The start VIII he maze at
Fifty-ninth-st. and Eighth-ave at o'clock.
The remaining days ofregistration are Friday and
Saturday of this week The places OF registry VIII
be open from a. IN. to p III.
The Pilot Commissioners yesterday decided that
the duty of protecting the harbor from deterioia-
ton and to preserve its navigation, should DC Us
sumed by the Federal Government.
PETER GOMFZ CONVICTED or PIRACY;
The sealed verdict of the jury which tired fe'cr
| Gomez The steward of the Julia Baker tor piracy
was opened in the United States Circuit Court yes
terday and was found to be verdict OF guilty; ana
| Gomez was remanded for sentence. Inc penaiiy ID
| $4,000 fine ten years imprisonment or oo'h.
| TIIR = MEMBERS OF "wHYO" CoNVICIEn
john Riley, James Brown and John Belncid, s
members of the Whyo gang were ssaaas aras Court
| charged ih robbng Henry stanley, an '-nsiism n
man. of $2G at the liquor store, No. Pell-st. on
| October 2. They were convicted ana ren'an''u
for sentence.
CAUGHT INSTEAD or THE THIEF.
John Burns alias McGrath," of No. LOG Last
Seventh-st was taken to the Iomps f3lice Cou,e e
| escape of thief who had stolen a SILVER walcn'
| in Bowng Green. on Monday night. Bai' was IT,
qurcd in S2,OOO.
| KILLING HIMSELF BECAUSE HE HAD no WORK
| Francis SaInsen. a young German brrsh-lnakcr
killed himself with pistol in the hotel at No 2Os
| Bowery Yesterday, because be had been dischargru
| from tne factory at No. 1O3 East lOnston-st ne
left note rencsting the hotel clerk to inform his
| brother, Augustus Samsen with whom he had
| boarded at No. % Sprng-st.
| II, tRs or BUSINESS MopIriED.
i in hau ~
| Yesterday modified their hours Of business 50 10
| conform Nl those of the Chicago Board oi 'fauen @ :
Instead Of continuing business from ~ O. H. w
| ~ ~, they will hparaiier adjourn at 2!l0 T. NJ iut
| lunch. and resuinine AT o'clock will continue ti'l
| $3.50 y. N,
RAILROAD rihtctohs chostN
Tho tnlInWjun insn Yesterday were elected uiloc-
tois uf the Central raih, North aud lasl hitel
RAILROAD Company u, Iiilioh hctihtriI AUGUSTUS
| l., brown DAVID bows, lieptv w hmith' }"1n y
Terry, iiuhef Il, iiishup charles Dana hrhs
more Wymul tieoige r. Hart Thomas lillhohss,
Henry Il, sheldon, Thomas e. Acton ahd 1a'hes W.
| hebbihs,
| MoRf iIGHr NfFnfp ron Hfit GAff,
The members of the Lighthouse Hoard who VII
messed the test OF the electric lighi al lihllr'ih
Point, lie Gate are enthusiastic over lue s'iru'ss
of the light, They say, however, ihal III ol"et 10
complete the illumination of Hell tale so as 10
make it perfectly sale for navigation at nlsht u
will be necessary 10 establish TWO more eieouo
lights at adjacent points on the coast
| SEVEN YEARS IN PRISON FOR ROBBFRY.
| Michael Dempsey age twenty-five, was yes'er-
| day sentenced to State Prison lOr seven years iu
| the Court of General Sessions, for Tobbng the ll
| of John DevInes liquor store NO. l,oJo lhiuaNc'i
| of Sl5 on the night of October = Dempsey han
| been EMPLOYED as a bartendcrby Michael L. Coyie
| and had borne good reputation up september
| 10, when he robbed his employer OF 800.
| APpRrCIATING THE WORK OF FIREMfN
| w II Colwell a. Son, lumber merchants at hlId-
ave and One-hundred- and-twenty-e ST., yes
| Ierdav sent to the Fire Department Sloo as a con
| trIbufion to the Firenen's Relief Fund. Inc Sllt
wa intended as an acknowledgment of the elect
i've work of the fremcn in preventing the destruc-
| ton of the firms property on October 10 ana Is.
| MorNT yERNoN's POSTMASTER ARRESTED.
| Andrew Bridgeman, postmaster at mount vernon,
| was taker before Commissioner Smeld. yesterday
| bv United state Marshal Bible charged ny lnspec-
| tor RasSett with appropriatIng $l36 92 of the
| moneys of the United states from the mohcy-or
| DEPARTMENT Of HIS Office The deficiency mas Deen
| made good by his bondsmen. He was held to bail
| in 81 900 for examination on OctoDer 3o.
DoNxEII, LAWSON & SIMPSON To RESUME:
| The banking house of DOnnell, Lawson ~ Slmp-
| son which suspended payment III the May panic,
will resume business this morning. IL mas paid It's
debts IN full and has still large capital, which al
| the time OF the panic was locked up III securities
| nor then saleabe. Officers OF some o1 tne lnosI
the firm and OF the manner III WHICH IL h"' AWAY
| conducted It's business
| sUCCFs>FUI. WORK OF THE MALL MISSION.
| At a meeting of the New-York Auxiliary OF the
| McAll Association of France, the lecture-room OF
the Broadway tabernacle yesterday was hiied
| William w. Newell, formerly OF the west Presby,
terian Church, in FortysecOnd-st., was introduced
| by the president Mrs. j. Warren Goddard and
gave an interesting account of the progress Of the
der its teachings since 1872" he said. 100000
| people The work of the mission is gradually but
surely beginning to assert itself and influence pub
| lie opinion III Parls"