New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-16
NEW.YoRK CITY.

NEW-YoRK CITY.
Adolph Friedman. who has wife and Children
and who ran away to Phladelpha with Fanny Wal
ZACH age fifteen, was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Cowing to two years and six months in the state
Prison.
Tho Manufacturing Furriers' Association eleotea
the following officers yesterday: z. r Lyon preSl-
dent: George H. sowden, first vice president; X. H.
silverrnan, second vice-presdent; Louis Clark jr'.
treasurer j. j. Prince secretary board OF directors.
L. Locwus A. Maerlender, A Piatky, L. ID. Green
Geld. NJ. Mayors and J. Simmons G. C. ehayne oe-
clned denomination for president OF the ASSOCIATION
The association viii give its annual dinner at the
Hoffman House on May 9.
The first number Of excellent paper called :" The
Amorlcaa Workman published in this city. has Just
appeared It will be devoted to the Interests OF all
workmen, professional and amateur, paying special
attention 10 the technical and practical education of
young men in skilled labor Each issue VIII be Illus
Srated with working skotches, diagrams and drawings
which will be useful to the mechanic, and all I'M
movements In tools and machinery VIII be fully re-
corded.
Lieutenant james B. Mammalian; Of Company e, Goth
Regiment was buried yesterday in Calvary Cemetery,
the funeral service being held at st. Stephens Roman
Catholic Church, In East Twenty-eighth-st.
"a Double Deception one-act farce, by Edmund
d. Gibbs yfll be presented for the benefit of the
Cosmopolitan Lodge Of Good Templars at Lyric Hall.
Forty second-st and sixth-aye.. this evening at
o'clock
The Baptist Ministers Conference decided yester-
day that before selecting permanent quarters their
sessions should be held in turn at each of these four
churches: the North Baptist the Tabernacle, the
Twenty third Street and the Emmanuel
The Rev. Daniel Van Pelt read paper on An
Anti-Irving View Of the Early Dutch coloniss be-
fore the Pastors Association Of the Reformed Church
yesterday.
The sale of the big Rockaway Hotel, which was
to take place at the Real Estate Exchange at noon
yesterday, was again postponed. and Is announced
for April "a at noon at tho Same place"
John L. Sullivan and jake Kilrain win probably
meet In the prize ring near New-oreans next July,
to battle for the heavyweight championship ana
$4,000 Sullivan met Kilrains representatives at
aThe Clipper Office yesterday. The man who VIII
hold the money and risk being sued for 1t is Az
crsdge, Of the bookmaking firm Of cridge Murray.
Rossnstiel Roseufeld, wholesale dealers in white
goods at No. IS walker-st, have failed and the Sheriff
has taken charge Of their store. Judgments Tor
about e4s2s we're entered against them In favor OF
four creditors Tho liabilities about $1,000, ana
assets $4,000
Henry a. shearman, who was Mayor Hewitts
stenogapher and has acted in the same capacity Tor
Mayor Grant since January. offered his resignation
yesterday. His place VIII be supplied BY the civil
Service BOARD The salary Is 1900 year.
A truck driven by Charles Msrhtcns yesterday ran
over and killed william Wolf. Eve years Old In front
of No $3.50 Ffrstaye. The driver was arrested
and held to await the action Of coroner The boys
parents live at No. 2,o42 Frst-sve.
The New.York Indian Association held meeting
yesterday at the house of Mrs. Theodore Irving NO
81 West Ihirty-second-st. TO discuss the means OIL
raising 81 900 to help establish mission among mo
California Indians.
the condition Of Gerald z. Routledge. who was In
turcd In a collision in Central Park last week. ne
vas thought to be out Of immediate danger, but the
lower portion Of his body is stIl partially paralyEed'
and It Is not yet possible to say what future COM
plicatons may arise.
Father GaIligan, pastor of Holy Name Church, has
contributed 500 TO the Parnen Defence Fund
The Gaelic Society VIII celebrate the Centennial by
. public meeting In steinway Hail. to be addressed
by prominent Irish orators.
Father Edwards, pastor Of the Church Of tho In
maculate Conception. is the only priest in the city
who has refused TO help organize branch OF the
Irish National League In his parish
william Ludwig and his Irish concert company,
from Dublin, VIII assist at the annual Feis Coel
Asus seanschas Of the Gaelic Society in steinway
ana Tammany halls Easter Tuesday.
Only one chinaman in the city drinks whisky,
and his fellow-countrymcn can him the whskey
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The Rev. Hugh J. Kelly, who succeeded Father
Riordan at the Castle Garden Mission. has returned
nom the South much improved In health.
CAPTAIN p H. McNamee, president Of the Irish
American Republican Club Of this city, returned from
washington yesterday. He was warmly received BY
The President with whom he had pleasant half
hours interview.
The students of st. Francis xayiers College vii
sye an exhibition on Easter Tuesday, showing a.
the scholars at work at the same time In Latin
One Of the latest innovations in New-York fats f
handsome uptown apartmehthouse, whose owne
calls particular attention IN his Advertisements 70 10
advantages for families with children
A new Easter eft this year is bird's-nest Of Gu
and frtnzed tissue paper Of any desired shade WIZ
cailow brood Of fedgellngs inside, defay MADE o
aufy cotton wool
stylish psrasoIs this year, in new and striking
eclors, WIN have white ostrich-feathers woven aion
the outside edge Of the shade
The latest wrinkle in stationary tubs Of porcelain
or sraniteware is to have row Of deep Wrinkle
up the slcping front Theso mako an admirable WASH
board
Tho German oil-tank steamship HATS, from Phia
delphis April 10 for Hamburg, put into this port yes
terday and sisnaiied for medical assistance On Sefi
IA At p. M. william Faikepburg. chief engineer o
The steamer. was testing damp ignalrocket, whei
ft exploded, tearing on his right hand at tho wris
and also one finger Of tho left hand The Wounds
man vss landed and tho vessel went on her voyage
Yesterday wss busy day at Castle Garden, tn
tmmigrsnts landed there reaching tho total of 1905
from 6ve stet mships. Over eco immigrants wer
detained pending an Investigation, rs they arc sus
pecte6 OF being paapcrs Among them were SIX MOI
who declared that they wcrc Americans. Mrs. Meiain
Levsens whose husband died on beard the steame
Il Champagne on her last voyage 70 this port Will
hs wa bringing his family TO America VIII be re
tnrpse 70 France siang with her four children.
Thsoe baiss Of cotton, sent % this city from III
cotton Exchanges Of Galveston. Atlanta and savannah
WIN be sold by Woodrow A Lewis, agcsicncels, >
mon to-day or the foor OF the Cotton Exchsngs
~ fhe benefit Of ths Confederate Soldiers Homo q
Apstfn Tex.