New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-IORh CIII.
Seven years In prison was the sentence entered
against Frank Sullivan in Judge Co~ings court yes
terdav' for stabbing Lille Farrell on July G. The
nssoner neaded guilty to assault in the first degree
Tho Grand Jury made Visit to Blackwclfs Island
rastordav IN inspect and report the condition OF
the public institutions there.
Judge Cowing yesterday sentenced Michael Ahensky
and Natusus wuaunsche TO four years In the State
Prison for swindlng Franz Matulis All Immigrants
who arrived here May IA from Bremen
Seven lads under the age OF nineteen were SEN
tsrced Yesterday for burglary by Judge COwing to
terms of various lengths IN the Emira Reiormatory
House of Refuge and the Catholic Protectory'
william A. Edwards, manager of Jacobss Third
Avenue Theatre, was fined $40 yesterday by judge
Cowtnc for permitting a coloIed boy known as Baby
Asbory to dance his stage on June H. Inc com-
plaint was made by Mr.. CeTy's society
,rb. rrbune has received for the Johnstown Relief
Erd s1G6 from the First Reformed Church at Jamaica
l. 7 which IS contributed follows: The WORKERS
in His Names $50; "Thc Hollis Mission Band S2o
and The steady GleanersF S25. The Reformed Church
at Docyman's also sends $32 "a.
TIL. TrIhune has received for the Chldrcn's Aid
society 800 from &c. T. r." and Sl5 from Friends
S. D."
Annlicaton for admission any OF the free classes
of the Cooper Union may be mado by writing 10 OF
calling upon L. C. L. Jordan' the ASSISTANT s''''''
between now and september
The Drevet Manufacturing Company, with capital
~ 800 OOO and the Marchand Institute. with cap
,aa, 80 e1o 600 have been incorporated by Ernest
rrcvet Charles Marchand Lawrence Joseph Mcnamara
and Julius BIeyer. who the trustees OF both Or
CARNATIONS The first Will manufacture chehcdl di'"
medical preparations, and the other Will ensae' IL
medical and curative business"
cortrouer Myers received letter from President
Howell of the Brooklyn Bridge Trustees, YESTERDAY
saving that 1t would not be necessary to await tne
action of the Board TO decide about proVdlhs du'l
tonal seats for the Bridge promenade Mr.. Howell
thinks that he possesses the required authority, ana
Will order that setteeS be provided
Tho funeral NJ Edwin Hcrzog Of the firm of Herzos
g. Rosenbeim of No. 80 Ncw-st., who was drowned
at Larchmont Manor Sunday, was held yesterday
morning at his home, No. 90 West FortS-seVcnths.'
The Rev. Joseph silverman of the Temple EMANUEL
conducted the services. The burial was at Salem
Fields Cemetery.
The question of turning the old burylng-ground In
C1arlsop-st into public park Will be presented De-
fore the Board Of Street Opening tomorrow CiuzohS
of the Ninth Ward urgently favor the project and
Alderman walker will call the attention of the Board
to the favorable action of the Common Council regard
ing It
Manager P T. Turner OF the Juvenile Pinafore COM
many who was summoned to the Jefferson Mafhe'
Court at the request of Mr. Gerry's society charged
with having two boys under sixteen years old In inc
performance, was discharged by Judge German YES
terdav The society did not press the complaint, as
Mr. Turner had taken the boys, John W. Parr and
Charles Hecner. off the stage. The company Is now
dsbanded.
The body of John McEvoy, eight years old, VI NO.
1o6 Madison.st. who drowned on Tuesday, was
found at Pier No. AZ, East River, yesterday morning
by his father. who had searched all night
The semi annual meeting Of the Eastern Associa~
ton of Glass Manufacturers. William brookeld, pre$-
dent will be held at the Windsor Hotel at ~ O'CLOCK
this morning.
Tho funeral of George Thesis. proprietor OF the
Alhambra Concert Hall, held yesterday at his
home No. 6s East Eighy-third-st The services were
conducted by the Rev. George Francis Nelsona OF
Grace Chapel and the burial was In Greenwood
Moses Williams was among the Storage passengers
who sailed yesterday on the City of Chicago of the
Inman Line. Moses is the baby who was born when
the city of Johnstown swept away. lie is stout
and lusty baby. His father and mother are welsh
and are going back t. Wales
Morris S. Wise, the representative of the United
States Treasury Department and the Sew-fork Board
of Trade at the Paris Exposition, sailed for Bremen
Yesterday the Saale, Of the North German Lloyd
Line. on his way to Paris.
The Austrian man-of-war salda sailed yesterday for
Boston.
Commodore slaven, president of the American Con-
tracing and Dredging Company, which has executed
some large contracts on the Panama Canal sailed yes
terlay for Europe by the steamer Saale. He will visit
Paris to arrange a final contract with the Panama
Canal Company for the completion Of the big ditch.
Catherine Gaifney. who, after half century's ser
vice as domestic servant in different famlliesJ
expectedly inherited of 100000 from her elder
brother Patrick, died on Tuesday at the Fordham
Home for Incuables having survived her good fortune
only twelve months She had passed her eightysixtb
year.
George and Christina Downie, ages respectively six
and seven years the children of Dr. James Downe,
now I'm Jail on the charge OF numbering his wife,
yes terday sent back Glasgow, their native city.
under tho auspices Of the Brooklyn Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children.
The published statement that Miss Emily Barry,
saloswOman formerly employed in O'Neills drygoodS
store, who died Bellevue Hospital on Monday, had
been refused burial I'm Calvary Cemetery because sho
died from delrium uemens denied yesterday.
she received the last rites Of the Catholic Church
her DEATH and nothing further required
Treasurer Stewart has SAG, 627 So for the Wash
ngton Memorial Arch Fund.
A LIVELY CHASE FOR 4 BURGLAR.
John Whitman, youth employed by Austin
& Cn he VIII nka I'm the