New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-14
NF{--YOPE CITY.

NonCenor Camel occupied seat on the bench
Yesterday Wi-h Justice Dug at the IomO5 IoIce
Court
The Chamber Of Commerce Yesterday reelected.
rs Pilot Commissioners, Samuel Harding ann AN
bT1Sc snow.
TIVE YEARS HTWsONMTNT
James Rogers of First-avc. and Eghtcenth-st..
WIS one Of seven mon who attacked and lobueG
paul ,Juchatz. private of Company II, 9th
United States Artillery. on March D lie was con-
yicicI in the Court of General sessions and was
sentenced yesterday. hy judge OlldcrsiceNr 10 iNe
years in the State Prison.
TO ArPTAL FROM LIFE sENrENcr.
John DAILY, age twcuty-siN. WHO was converted" i
murder in the second degree M IoII ana sentenced
10 Imprisonment Tor life, has been brought 10 the
Tomb, from the Auhuln Prison and VIII appeal 10
the Supreme Court for revision OF hi- sentence
II is commended that his crime should have beoh
classified Is manslaughtcr.
TAXING THE wroNG MEDICINE.
Felix Hart, lawyer living at 70. '2' west
Forty f0urth--t., was taken 10 thamnrFS street
Hospital Yesterday morning SUFFERING ron me
effect. Ola do,coi corrosive sUhm1te which he sad
Ac had taken by mistake ioI cough mixture iha'
be VS. using. DR.. power- used the stomach pump
on him, and he Is in fair way TO recover.
FIRE INSURANCE PREMIUMS.
statement inst i,.ucd by IN" NcW-Iork Board
Of Fire Underwriters shows the premium receipts IN
Ncw-l or, CITY OF Che ire Insurance com 'anies, i9f
Tie six months ending December 81. 1853. 10 Ice
- 800 1913. The l0cai companies received Sl219,-
4~1: the Agency companies TiSj, 100, and the
foreign companies TS31,OI0.
COMING INTO FORT LEAKING
The Dutch ship J." \. y We arrived mere leStcI-
daC from Manila in sinking condition. ON March
g. after battling with succession Of westerly "a les
several heavy seas broke over her, stove in her
bulwdrk, on the port bow, and started the de- *
seams. From that time until reg hing mort the
pumps were constantly worked to- keep the vessel
ahodt.
EoBBIvG 4 BURNING GroCND.
Charles Mcrers and Emil RoIenburger were
arrested on WedI csday night by tie night watch
man of tho Trinity buyug grounds in lenth-ayc.
Ih.,v were lu the act ut ronOying parts Of the IHl
ing from 4 grave. The grounds nave beeh robbed
in his way before the thieves selling the Tslilngs
for ID metal They were Acld IN default Of > 900
haI'.
THE STRIKE Al STRAITON 4 STORMS.
Straitou 4 storms striking cigarEa&eIs met yes
to-day morning in Bohemian Han ~ Flith-st. Inc
strike committee reported that the outlook was
favorable Resolutions Of sympathy with The Cm-
cinnati cgarnakers ShO are loci Jed ont were unani
muusiy passed. a bail viii be gwen al Irving Hall
on saturday night for tie benefit Of the strikers.
The Progressive Union has issued circular giving
Isi If the names If STATION n storms goods and
asking the public not 20 bay them.
MAYOR FDsoV joins TIE THIRTEEN CLrB.
The Thirteen Club ate its tweniy seventh dinner
at KuickrThOcker Cottage last night. Chief Ruler
O. Henry Williams presided. A letter of regret was
read from ;. = Cox who bad been invited and was
expected to deliver an Grafton. Mayor Edison ac-
cepted membership Richard j. McGOwan, of Chi
capo apphcd for hints as 10 the Clubs formation,
organization and subsequent conduct. ~ III the name
of thirteen citizens vi Chicago who Intend TO form
such IA society.
IL COLLISION WITH sIREtI-CAR.
As Broadway car No. % turned from Worcester
into Canal-st yesterday afternoon, ahcavlly loaded
truck struck il and smashed III all the windows on
one side Of the car. Broken glass and window
kashes flew in all directions, and dozen passengers