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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
s,,ypRy CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

BptparroRr- Fannie Woodruff age soV.
cnty.thrcc fell down lliglt Of stairs YESTERDAY Nv
the house Of her son-in-liw, charles h' h'nR""''
breaking her collar-bonc.
NonwA william A. Sconcld. who was polish
inp a hntter's shell on m emery whrcl ~ '3,,hii
machine shop. was injured. probably fatally ny We .
bursting of the wheel u portion of when struck hls
skull fracturing IT, lis still lies UNCONSCIOUS hho
cannot. In the opinion of Drs. Baldwin, birch anu
Hitchcock, recover
STAMFoRD.-Samue Waterbury went black-iiHi-
inr i'm The hnrbor on Thursday and caught sixteen
nsR which Inc nut on u string and allowed To iran
i'm tbe water. As he was rowing toward poft
large shark snapped fourteen fish on the slrllls'
waited and adorned, and new organ placed III IT,
will he reopened to-day.
SOurH NoRwAIK.-Thc cellars of the Rev. Homer
y. Cunning and H. X. Fitch were enteiel Py
burglars on "Wednesday night and everything IN
the wav of food was carried of, except ham when
the clergyman's wife had secreted. ms was I'll
yIded between the families after the then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
nrr,vIv IRVING RIKER,s ISLAND.

Controller Grant said yesterday that the amount
nj money TO be paid to Queens County aud Long
Iland div for tie transfer of Rkcrs Island to tins
CITY lad not been agreed upon. lie added: The
Legislature passed an act TO- set on the lIIahI IRON
Cueens County and transfer it 10 Newly OK foI us
nurchase and to pay necessary expenses $1,000
Vas authorized to be paid, The PIN provides thar
Gneens and Long Island City as exists, W hen the
Tritory Shall be annexed, over and above the value
of theirproperty as shall proportion9ey be payable
,IonT shaii he paid by Ncw-York The superyi sors
OF Queens County the Treasurer Of Long Island City
and Controller othls city are gwen power TO SCI te
fLe matter Corporation. Counsel Lacombe.says that
since the asset, of Queens County and Long Island
CITY more than equal their obligations New oTlS
sh0uld pay nothing for the transfer. ne super
sbonh pay about $4,000. If no conclusion IS
reached the case will be settled 10y the courts Inc
consent of the owners of the property has already
haeu lal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
NEmS FRON nm SuRNRgS.
EXCITING CAPTURE or A BURGLAR,

Loud cries of " Help hclp" sounded IN the quiet
&C The carly morning hours in the village of Flat
Insb. l.. J., Yesterday. Alexander Mcdonald,
coacRman of William f. A. Brown, superintendent
of the Williamsburg Brewing Company, OF brook
lyn had reached home about . a. N. and he found
a burglar in the laundry OF Mr. Browns house in
Tatbush-aye. lie promptly entered the house and
having no weapon hurled heavy Jar az the lhtru-
lie pursued the burglar and caught
him. They had a severe struggle, The
win tLe screw driver with which he had forced
omen the window. Mcdonald was badly scratched
in the face by the gravel in which he, was thrown
down in the struggle; lis CRIES lor hep were heaIN
The burglar was carried of TO the police station in
the Town Hal. Hcgavc the name of Paul JcifrieS,
ace thirty. but pretended to be unable 10 speak
Tnolish He had emptiod the contents OF several
drawers and closet, on the floor before he was dis
covered Several arrests of burglars have recently
been made by the village police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
THOUGHT he WAS JOHN /. SULLIVAN.

A man whose general appearance was that Of a
clerk on a regular Fourth Oh july outing WIS uIs-
Covered clincinc 10 one the pillars at the entrance
OF the Madison square Garden last evening. Inc
discovercr was one of Captain William cops. =.
SWhat are YOU doing heIcE inquired the ponce
man. H.. ..,,o
"What's the matterf .r
Whazler maIlerl I'm CT zick man. tel yer.
II We doa believe il, gimme doctor, an !! prove
II NolLir I'm not or ordinary drunk ! IN mex.
"t;uc,s YOU better come with me. >ald the oIhcci,
and he proceeded 10 dIstugagc the mans entWlhmg
Zee here" whispered the stranger IN the half
confidential tone OF man WHO has GrEnI t Mca
futh an .nothin but ther truth Know who ami
Can't Say that do, sad the policeman as he
proceeded to lead his victim down the street a,..
"Tll tell vcr I'm John l.. sullivan lezZir an
Tim zick send for "a doctor an III prove IT, lelAI'
thaSh me, John l. sullivan ,,:.
grin and was heard to say IS hc turned the corner
- Il right } ohm. We ought 20 have locked you ny
the other night. bat as we dldh 90 H. why 'oHs'
will do as we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

MAT\wAN.-Weslcy Saltwater, abjut fifteen
wears old spent Friday afternoon cunning, 40 he
was crossing fence. using his gun as a cane, the
trigger caught in bush and the gun was dis
charged. The charge entered the palm of his
hand and passed to the shoulder.
ORANGr.-The Republican voters will meet to-
morrow evening for organization. ..... The West
Orange Republican Campaign Club Will meet on
Orange andcrcrs bicycle club, had picnic
Yesterday 1T Little Mr. Mix, Of washing
fon-st.. with his wife and three children visited
Philadephla to remain over the Fourth. The
younpest child. age fifteen months was taken i'll
with cholera infantum ami it Vas decided to return
home Yesterday. On the way TO Orange ~ horse
car the child grew rapidly worse and died III the
ear before Orange was reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
NEWARK.

Charles f. 'Shreft, who attempted 20 commit
suicide four weeks ago at No. los Ohvcr-st, died
on FRIDAY Of blood poisoning.
The examination Of Fisk Il Hatch in the con
tempt proceedings against the managers of the
Newark Savings Institution will be begun on
July II, in New-Yolk.
Governor Albeit. Judge McCartcr, Alderman
Smith. Gotfried Kruger and Alderman Connolly
will start for Chicago this morning.
The golden wedding of Mr.. r. p. y. Eners and
wife was celebrated on Friday at their house, No.
rs Bo.tou-st Mr.. EflcT5 is elghty-lye and has
good health. go
Frederick Frclnghuvseu has been chosen to fiji
fine vacancy in the7 sinking Fund Commissioners
cnn.ed hy ihe death Of Beach NanderP DOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
INCREASE N THE CITY's MORTALITY.

There was sudden increase last week III NOR
taltv caused bV the effect Of heat on persons sur
frrinc from diarIhu al diseases On Tuesday Ia
certificates of death were received at the Bn1eau OF
Vital statistics, and on Friday the number was
ia The total number of deaths reported last
week was 900. more than 200 greater than for any
previous week of this year. About two-tmTdS OF
The persons who died we're children under five years
of age and many Of them died from diarrhgal
troubles. No deaths from cholera morbus were re-
ported Contagious diseases have not prevailed
much in the city recently, the most prevalent OF
gons diseases for last week was as follows Iyphus
fever 3; typhoid fever q; scarlet fever q; &c,
rebro-spinal meningitis, 3; diphtheria' II, ana
measles 1916. There has not been case OF small
box in the city for several months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

A man in red flannel shirt sleeves, with dilaPi-
dated trousers and q shOckingly battered hat, LAY
JlorH office not long after noon yesterday. ne was
overcome by the heat--Of some LIQUID refresh,
ments" that lie had taken. A vicious boy pih1od
"a niece of paper on q conspicuous portion OF ~.
elotbing on which were written the wOfdsi
Delegate 70 Chicago The crowd that SURROUNDED
him was soon parted In the middle, ana Polce-
man after persuasion in tho form OF cluD.taps
on The soes of the mans Shoes, induced the way
fnrer 10 rise aud "mOve on"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
4 SLOOP SUNK BY THE ST JOINS.

As the steamer St. Johns, which runs from
PIER no to Sandy Hook the Bay route 10 Long
Branch was proceeding down the bay on her SPecIai
Ariel snail trading vessel which was on her way TO
Newport in ballast. The captain OF ne 81. JON Ps
renorred that when he oil KoDDln n.y.
besaw sloop and schooner ahead near together lie
r4ut across the bows OF the schooner ana uhler INC
Item of The sloop which proved he the Ariel lealh2
the latter on his port Just he cleared the stern OF e
Ariel ale came about and ACROSS his bows lhe co'
U.on was then he saws unavoidable. The sioOp was
struck amidshPs John Beardsley and one man, VINO
he crew of The CAPTAINS gig on the Ariel were rescued
Ily a boat from the st. Johns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
CARPENTER SENTENCED TO DEATH
RECORDER sMYrH FINES AUGUST ~ A. IIlE DALI
pE TtIr HANGING.


Recorder Smvth Yesterday pronounced the death
sentence IN the ease of John Carpenter, VINO on
Tuesday was convicted OF murder III inc HISt
degree lie killed his wife, Mary CailGhleE on
NAV 90 nj Tluul-uVc ana Twenty -siNtlEsi" ~
striking her repeatedly with n shocmnk'rR knlI'
that had b,ol cirrfuly sherpcncd for the orcn'lon
The evidence ON the trial showed mat 'hp',lf
had cherished for several years the purpose oi kll
irp hi. wife. ia 1870 he was stnt 70 III! FInt'
took for his vifc Al the time of thc assault 9n hls
wife hc stabbed lis sister ln-IhW ~ lhc menu RHo
also inflicted slight wounds on hnn"il ne lio'
made tvn ut 10 itloI attempts nj suicide since M
Inutitnninput IN the 1umha lila counsel set mp u
defcucc of insanity. When brought INTO Coull
Yesterday Carpenter looked brighter mn Hl my
Time since the beginning of his trul. lie was H7
usual silent and motpsc, ANA o4N lrluin.d 1uIM
" Yps tu the observations on ~" weather I''i Nv
Captain Curry. oi ne 'onli Elu"L WY ~ in
ptiauuor m charge. When III" Recorder had taN'u
liz ernt an tho hrurh. Assistant Di-tUCt-AttuiurA
Vincent moved lot sentence, 'Utpouiti N" P.nv'u
nt the bar brtVoou Cnpiph 'nih ana N'H'oI i',oI
hontnnn aud chief Clul Jolm spark. Who hHi
hrnfd trutouco pronounced un every couNlti'd
murderer IN this county tot twenty-five N'Wl'
unkcd Cmponicr whether ho h9d hni luhR 70 n,E,
=. ~ Blake, tutprnlcrh counsel moved Tor n'W
tInI ON thr grounds that the verdict was hE1luhi
The weight of evidence, that t"9of tie juror ma
been allowed 10 servo after challenge ana lhh IN
correct mlupa had been made, he motion was
denied Recorder Smyth then Hnd; ''aiprhl'I,
do you wish 10 say anything = lh' prisoner H"""N
his head,
Recorder smyth-I il mnece -sary for ne 10 refer e.
The facts disclosed by the evidence They ARE ur'n N
TcrDllcrt HE ttlIlilr uIrtlu' WIZ
couyirtcd The crime Won committed was Il most HlIo-
ciou. one and is Justly punishable by death II IL nsnt
for ne 10 say that in this think there is liuc Ica
son 10 expect that the judgment of THIS court VIII be
affected by the decisions Of Other tribunals ana recon-
mend therefore that y0u apply yourself to me neeuin
,renaons for yOur end The sentence Of the court II
thai YOU be taken hence to the prison IN wcn You aayc
cS confined end that you there be kept IN safe custody
until Friday the 29ih OF August and that on that dsN
Won be hane ed by the neck until you he dead ana may
/ The Lord have mercy on your soul
The Recorders voice tremblcd as he uttered the
last sentence Carpenter is the third murderer OF
whom Recorder Smyth has pronounced sentence o.
death. The prisoner made no movement OF hlEh o.
The custody of the Sheriff. Under Sheriff steXtn
receiving the commitment Carpenter was thei
| taken again 70 the IOmbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

mari, IN crime You made daring sscap. from inc prs
"nrr. non I'm hls courtroom and the chief officer u Gu
sd "a mnch credit Tor rearfeAtlng You ana mus pe
venting tho removal OF the man by Whose ncgs scp
vour cscap, was rendered possible Immediately Mic'
ur c,rapo van comuitted the crime Of petty nfceuy
rbe sentrncc Of tho court IL that you bc imprisoned w
the penentlary for i've years
Captain Curry. who iearrcstcd bfown niao, i n,s
The court room the boy with some companions had
cone to work robbing tlls aud cndcavorlng 70 ,s-
cape by the aid of u confederate VINO pefSoha'co l"
unlioc oniCrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
aTA1rN ISLAND.

WEST BmGHrov.-Ihc Rev Pascal Narrower, Of
Gtaco Church Middletowu. y. J., has accepted
call 10 the Church Of tho Ascension.
SILVER LART.-Jamca aims "Badgcf" Langton
WA granted new triah The Supreme Court after
having boon scidenccd 10 Sing Singior hitccn years
for highway robbery. Distrlct-AtlOrncy Gallagher
has carried the cnsc 10 the Court Of Appeals.
srArrtoN The body of an unknown man IL
living At the m0fpuo waiting idcniihcaton. IL was
picked up ~ the Lower Bny 10y Captain MortiInan,
md IA thut of man about forty years OF age, poo.
Frank Frean. nephew VI School COmuissionor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
LONG ISLAND.

FLATBrsr.-Tcephonic connection with Brook
lyn HEADQUARTERS has been made......WOrk upon
the addition 10 the Methodist EpisCopal church IN
Diamond ST has so far advanced that the frame of
the sprc s raised. Miss NJ. Brigham who has
had charge of the Western Union Telegraph Com
viii he filled by Miss VI. T. Harrington The
funeral of Edward +. YOunps, who died on
wednesday IN West Clarkson-st., ngc soycnty-
eight will take place to-day lie lived In the
town for fort -thrcc years. deaths in Juno
were 1Gi blrths / ! marriages u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

Mr. Grcatheart was passing down Fulton-st.
with ms wife and daughter The other cVcnngn BiO9ky H.
when he called his iamllys attention to pacard ~
dug store reading "Ice cold soda cents per gaSs
- an Won tell me why that piacard Is like callcorh-
US !" ne qucrl'd. 80
"Wlly oi course not" chofuscl the females. ,,
because n IL sign Of sOiy-act was Tue Pauy|HE
resunuxc. our society journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
HANGING HIMSELF IN A FACTORY.

Webcr's friedrich factory at No. G4l East
Fiftccnth-st was closed Oh the Fourth. When
found the lifcless body Of August Newman, Ger
man age twenty three. hanging in one Of the store
rooms He had committed suicide with rope III
The night The cause of Newman's desperation was
said 10 be family trouble. He came TO this country
about year ago after bctrying young woman.
She followed him and he was Obliged to marry hcI.
Ncwmnn's father, who keeps a laR'I-bcer shop III
Inst FiltL-st took charge Of the young mans body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
KILLED on TIE ELEVATED TRACK.

George AuRneycr, night ticket agent of the down
trnck elevated railroad station ut Ninth-aye' ana
Iiphty-frst-,t.. was relieved ~ usual at q. ~.
Yesterday. lie started across the tracks 20 SAlcl
nm mn train Ills home was nj one hundfcdand-
nintIi.st and the Boulevard lie saw n train APP
preaching but thought he could cross ahead OF T.
lis foot slipped the wet stlnRpeco ana ne I'll;
A moment later tho locomotive struck him ana
Killed him instantly. huRmcycr wne q Gcfmah'
Gify-Gye years old and ho was wei liked 10y hia
uelphbOrB ~ The ljoominRdnl" district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
rntnl G.os2 sn215ta7s 7OI sll5 l05,4ss

An examination of the mortgages placed upon inc
property which has changed hands shows an III
crease from last year of only $50 i,l9i the mum
statement when the real estate sales are larger ny
S23 OOO, 900 and when part of the SIX months WaS
marked by severe financial disturbances IN W an
Street is considered highly encouraging by real
estate dealers and owners. The mortgage 0bhga-
tons compare as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
,.52l sG3,soG,s34

Building operations as shown by the number o.
plous filed. were nearly equal in extent last month
10 the same month in lss3 But an anal NSls OF tnc
plaus shows that the activity is confined manly TO
localities where actual needs are to be SATISFIED ann
NOT to those parts of the city where large operations
would necessarily be almost wholly speculative ID
character At the same time builders are ahlc 10
nr0icct and carry on large works where the march
Of Inproyemcut will probably Oyertallc them soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
INTERESTS or REAL ESTATE.
A DULL pur SOUND MknKEt-CoMrANiHoNS w
1Hr uAfi-yEAL


rHr uALr-yEAh
Summer dulncss rcirns IN the real estate lnn,hor
and nothing more than the usual hot weather ''lu-
inc cau bc expected ioi couple oi months w t"oi
The exodus OF people from the city ana inc un."'"'
indispositon of capitalists 10 do anything nl"' mn
is absolutely necessary combine 10 reduce t Wv w.
mand for realty aud 90 dispose owners Nl'o 'u"un
want 10 scll their property 10 Try TO carry y oor
until autumn The auction sales luHi WIN w." nnt
few in number aud the property diAposou W H,'S , ,
important The transactions ~ piN"l' n"' M
ann and no notable feature demands IcmHlk. w
occnrrcnrc of Two HOLIDAYS for yesterday lounu lew
rcoi estate men at their Oilces tended hatuiaA W
rcIuce the volume of ordinary business let Prlccss
hold firm i'm the face of summer lnaciNHS, nI'u
tbcro is every indication of health III the haIh,l'
The improvcment IN the stock maj ket mas cauHou
hettcr feeling in real estate circles: Dealers hH
tbc- while il is true that an exhausted STOCK Spcu
iation diverts considerable amount OF lunds mo
the channels of realty, capital is necessarily tnnu
in every sort of operations when gloom ana oepless
sion control the financial mai ets keal estate, IL
is claimed suffers lightly from tue collapse Oh Iottoh
railroad enterprises that need liquidation OF lo
organization, but will always he bchchleG py5"
substitution of heathful quiet appreciation LOT l
reasoning and excessive depreciation Oh goou sccuIl
ties along with bad. ,. :; Loaf
The improvement of the real estate market is pest
indicated by the comparison OF the hguIeS loI tnc
FIRST six months of 1854 with the same period IN
IsS3 prepared by The Loc0d and G".fe MOI ohly
has there been an increase of 9G2 in the member OF
conyevauces recorded this hIllyear, but the con-
sideration EXPRESSED shows gain of S23,5l llo.
The convcyances compare rs follows LOT lhe tiilcs
indicated:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
FrEERAL or DIR. JOHN C. ADAMS.

Dr. John G. Adams, who died IN Liverpool on juno
10. was buried yesterday al Greenwood. lis BODY
was brought to This city on the Anchor Line steam
snip Catalonia. which arrived on Thursday, and
was taken to the Brick Church, at Flth-aye ana
TLirty-scvcnth-st. The funeral was held there, the
Rev. j. o. Murray. of Princeton COLLEGE, officiating.
The coffin was of oak and bore on its I'D fern leaf;
4 large number of the older members OF The Inedcdl
profession. contemporary with DR.. Adams, were N
attendance, amOugthcm being Drs. Jared Llnsly; ).
NJ. Carnochan, G. r.. Agnew Samuel /; uMbbard' :
: Purple w lliam T. White George u. " hcyiock'
Ellsworth Eliot Alfred c. Post, and the Rev. DR.. :.
lrcumus Prime number of the younger mem
bcrs of the profession were also present among mem
Dr. Willard Parker r. Dr. Adams left no family,
and his sister Mrs. Ralph Wells, was the only near
relative present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
LOOKING FoR A MISSING WoMAN.

Police superintendent Campbell, OF Brooklyn,
was requested Yesterday find the wife OF New ioh
pubshcr living in Caro-st who had been missed IRON
her home since Wednesday noon, when sue 81 Iru ~ @
i,non friend in Nostrand-avc she did not reacn her
friends house and no trace of her could he found sue -
thry-fvc years old. short stature, blonde WIN ualh
h,r and owes and wore black suit. She nad pccn an III
valid for several years. and it IL feared the heat affected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
srrlLLYG KArcHES WORTH $1,000.

the charge ~ robbing his employers Carey ~ Dorm,
jewelers. Of 40 S3s Fulton.st, Brooklyn, OF Watches
worth II 900 Osborne wa engaged a. CLERK last WIN
fer and soon gained the confidence of his employers VINO
allovcd him 10 secp in the store. e improved the OPP
portuuitv to steal their best goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
vopx DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, lssiTwELvE PAGES

rrean. while "skylarkingr IN tho, truck house
Yesterday fell and broke his leg, Tho bone pro
irudcd through the skin Charles Crp TrSos
nigS, md robbe1 of 2 900 cigars twenty not
lcs of brandy, twenty five bottles OF porter ana
sum OF mOncY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
TIE PLUMBERS WAR ENDED.

Tho plnmborS war which threatened 20 break
out affesh, was officially declared ended yostci-
day. The master plumbcIs met ct No ~ uhiohh
Eauare and tho arbitration committee reporter
lie lockout ard strike over. Tho trouble ~
Journeys shop was settled by Leddy, the WON
man who gave rise " the stfke, gong " oIk ioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman Congressman Pleasant -;
TuIly Of California and Governor watson slnic, W
rctt OF baltimore. st Jouues Hoteinoencral Ahs3h
si.prr of Chicago .... ram AreHUs HOtci-Coohei =.
pennynarker Gilsrg House Commander Lewis GA X
$500. Iibcmaric Hotcl-L. g. Boggs u, =. Navy. AsDr
H,use-W william H. Thompson, SupL Railway Mai scr
vice. and iuHpectOr \. q. sharp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

Thomas ]. Byrne, AZ No. 2b3 Tourth-aye' no no
master plumbers say that tho principle Tor WIN ,s
Chatting men nj their own wll-wns conceded ny
the iOurntympD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
prpGL4RS ryTER 4 CHTRCH

Tho Woync II. RcfOrmcd ChurCh OF dorsey
City was entered Yesterday by burglars VINO were c'
DENLY I'm search OF valuable silver communion service
which Is kept In the church. They failed to una H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
nov VINO HAS MADE A MARK IN CRIME

John Br0wd, bright hhd Ro0d -loohlnR pY o,
tLriren yenra was brought 80 the bar OF the Court
of General fcssions yesterday to receive sentence
undor a plea Of guilty of larceny. Recorder hmyth
iu sentencing him said;
rougl, YOU are no young you have already made your
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

MIvtArURE AhhANAN
sunriqel ~ sets 80 Neon sett BIZ dejf1 Ath'h J."
mon WATER IO-DAL
4 u sandy uaat q O2 doV 1annl, 0i} Hell az. w
= y Sau0y aooA 20 GOV lsini 7Ol HeH Shth DIV
tDUETGN SIElUERC DUE 4 I rms POhJ