New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
NETWORK CITY.

Theodore Dcncher, employed by A. kleeman, q
market gardener, pleaded guilty yesterday In the
General sessions to taking revenge his employer
for dischsrgins him by setting fire to fence and
the covering OF dollhouse Judge MARITIME sem
fenced him to one year and seven months In the
state Prison.
The new managers Of tho Cotton Exchange held
their first meeting yesterday and appointed several
committees
Tho Rev. Dr. william N. Dunnell, the rector Of
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church. will deliver
the bacc alaureato sermon to the graduates of the
Rutgers Female College Ia st. Thomass Church, at
Fifth-avc and Fifty-thirdst.. at p. M. Sunday
There was giut Of Delaware and Maryland straw
berries In market yesterday Stock In primo condition
sold wholesale at 4 20 cents per quart They are
Likely to sell low from this onward New-Jersey
due.
California made fine display of fruit yesterday.
Dudley, Clapp & Doc, OF West Washington Market,
received ESQ cases black and ox-hoar cherries, and
cherry or GOOSE puns, ESQ cases apricots and $50
cases peaches. Tho white cherries were among the
finest ever seen here In quantity.
The June arrival of fresh mackerel not plenti-
full; they worth IS and 90 cents each or 10
cents per pound. Whole salmon down TO 25 cents a
pound, cuts 80 cents Connecticut River shad arc
feature of the fshstands. some buyers await
the arrival Of them account of traditional ex-
ceence Bucks worth 80 cents and roe 60
cents.
George Connolly, age five, was run over his
home, No. 4ls East SIXTY fourthst and seriously in
juIoi yesterday. The wagon was driven by Peter
Hart, of No. 500 East Eighty fourth-st.
The State of Georgia, by Its principal officers asks
for proposals for 81 900 COO new IL per cent bonds
with which to pay of the portion OF the public
debt which Will mature on January 1, 1850.
oDonovan Rosa has been robbed of gold watch
and chain. English cmlssaries," he says entered his
home in Brooklyn and " done the cced.'
The retiring managers Of the Produce Exchange
yesterday passed resolution to close the business OF
tho Exchange al 2 rs p from juno Is to septcm-
Der l5 and to begin business at IL a. ON Mondays
between those dates. The newly elected board also
me. and appointed Thomas P. White secretary and
l. B. Howe superintendent
The children in the primary department OF the Jack
Seminary will hold fair this afternoon and
evening for Tho Tribune Fresh-Air Fund.- a feature
Of which will be magic lantern exhibition by
Fletcher Spead The older pupils have already given
two entertainments for the fund.
The transfer by the Roman Catholic Church Of All
Saints of the property on the southeast corner Of
Madson-avc and One Observation-Disclosures nnth-st to
the Sisters of Charity Of St. Vincent do Paul for
$4,000 recorded yesterday.
The Second Avenue Railroad employees held their
picnic anu games At JoDes's WOOD yesterday alter
noon, over 500 people being present. Tho winners
David Dronan, j. Barry, J. Lawrence, D. Sulli-
van, 81 SAM Leo, Manhattan Athletic Club, and T. F.
Delaney
Patrick Egan, ex-presldent Of the Irish National
League Of America, has been In the city for the
few days. He came from Nebraska to meet Peter A.
White, Of Dublin, agent Of the Irish Woolen Manu-
factureFs' Association.
Thomas Martin has organized largo Irish-Amercan
anti Cleveland Club In the Nth Assembly District.
A cup, presented by Thomas II. Hall, to be contested
for by tho winners in the League and American Asso
Citations at the close of the season may be to-
day at No 200 East Thirty-seventh-st.
special meeting of tho Columbia College Chapter
of Phi Beta Kappa Will be held at Hamilton Hall,
Madisonave. and Forty ninth st., at o'clock to-day
for the purpose OF elccting new members
Lafayette Post, No. 140, Department Of New-York,
@. A. r., VIII present set ofhags to the College Of
the City Of New York at the Academy Of Music this
evening. Chadncey NJ. Dcpew Will make an address.