New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29
NFW-YOUK CRY.

Joachim Kaspary, who calls himself the nrst toach-
er Of tho Religion of Cod" arragned before Judge
Cderslceve yesterday for preaching without permit
In Union Square on June II. He pleaded guilty and
was allowed to 60 under suspension Of sentence
James Marett age eighteen, an italian bootblack,
was sentenced yesterday by Judge MARITIME to thirteen
years In the State Prison He and companion wero
convicted O. highway robbery In assaultng sailor,
and stealing SO and watch.
The closing exercises in tho male department OF the
Academy of st Vincent dc Paul in West Twentyhird-
ST. were held yesterday afternoon.
NJ, p Breslin who was arrested at Queenstown
Tuesday, charged with smuggling seven pounds OF
cigars is cigar manufacturer OF isis CITY, HIS son
states that his father had intention of smuggling
Tho Irish Nationalist of the East Side working
hard to mako the testimonial to DR.. 0Dwyers family
a success 1t Will be at the Windsor Theatre Sunday
evening. Congressman Cox VIII speak
At the Electric Clubs meeting last night at the
club house. No 27 East Twoniy-secondst.. Professor
william A. Anthony read a paper on "overheaa
Wires, lie recouned the efforts to put the electric
wires underground and closed by stating that 1t was as
yet impossible to do so without possible damage to
the public convenience and prob4y greater danger
to life than experienced. The paper was thor
oughly discussed by the electricians present
onelegged veteran Of the war; named GotleiD
Stlegel, age ffty-three, a native OF Germany, WHO
served three years In the 10th Massachusetts VOL
ureers fell yesterday while leaning on his crutches
In front Of the Registers Office and fractured the
knee cap of the remaining leg. Ho was picked up by
Park Policeman O'Connor and carried to the City
Hall Police Station. His injuries attended to by
an ambulance surgeon, after which no was sent 10
the Chambers Street Hospital.
The closing exercises of the students attending the
La Sale Academy In East secondst. were held yes
to-day afternoon in presence OF large number Oh the
parents and friends of tho pupils Brother Moan,
The director Of the institute, delivered an address 10
the boys, after which came the awarding OF medals
and honors the successful students In the dnerent
branches. Then there were music, reeitations ana
speeches by the students themselves, The academy
is in charge OF the Christian Brothers.
The closing exercises Of Grammar School No. IL
I'm Madison-st were made more interesting yesterday
by tho presentation Of flags by Charles W. Dayton
Rcctations were given and national songs sung By the
scholars
The local Inspectors Of steam vessels decided yes
terday that Captain Onslow Ludlow, Of Commodore
Batenan's steam yacht Meteor was at fault for the
collision between the yacht and the steamer City OF
Kingston on June 5. Captain Ludlow was suspended
for ten days.
Three applicants for appointment as special PEN
sion examiners and many who desire to become
assistant examiners at tho Patcnt Ofice In washing
ton were examined yesterday BY United States Civil
Service examiners.
The Dock Commissioners yesterday granted per-
mission to the Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
to enlarge their ferry slips at Whitehallst.
Captain Husen, Of tho steamship India, which ar
rived at this port from Hamburg yesterday. reported
that on juno 26 he passed barkrigged steamer ap-
parenty disabled steering west In latitude 40 NORTH
and Longitude 660. Tho vessel was too far OIL for
her name to be ascertained
The new system of paying customs duties went into
operation yesterday
Comrade william Townsend has been elected Mar
shall of the United Veteran organization, and has
designated Comrade WILL c. Smith to be adjutant-
general and chief of staff Tho comrades of the Or
ganizaton Will start for Gettysburg on Saturday.
Cornelius Lenahan, of No. Sc Park Row, who was
stabbed by John Kenny at Pier No. North River on
Tuesday morning died yesterday in Bellevue Hospital
Kenny is under arrest. .. -. ,.