New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-09
NETWORK CITY.

Iohn O,Connor who shot and killed jeremiah
Cronin at Sixty -third-st and Frstavo on WEDNESDAY
night was arraigned before Justice Mcmahon at the
Yorkville Police Court yesterday morning.
and committed without bail to await inc
action of the Grand Jury. John Spriggins' Johh
j. Cough and Joseph Murphy, who were present "hen
Cronin was shot, sent to the House Oh De'enuon
Is witnesses In default of 81 900 bail each.
Johann Esau, a German, age twenty-five, landed al
Castle Garden yesterday from the Hamburg steamer
sueva. lie has just completed term Oh 'hioo
years service on the German man-ofwar oiga' anu
was on her in the harbor of samoa during inc great
storm of last March,
The examination IN the case OF Horace L. BUR
roughs the Hunters Point lumberdealer VINO Is
charged with obtaining money under false pretences
by Donald S. 1. Lee of the firm of Middleton d Co.,
bankers and commission merchants at NO. oo new
81, was adjourned yesterday until November H.
Tho examination in the cases Of Henry Koch and
Max Lpschus, the two men who were arrested soilo
weeks ago charge of having set fire to the mousse
No rs Norfolk-st. was closed in the hsseA MarhoO
Police Court yesterday afternoon. Justice Duny hei'
The prisoners 10 await the action of the Grand jury
Tbe soop-of.war Kearsarge left the Navy Yard yes
terday, with the Lancaster in tow, + portsmouth,
n H.. where the latter is to he repaired. When the
Kea,sarre returns she Will be put into dry-dock for
repairs.
The r,,nboat Yorktown one of the "squadron OF
Eyolutiops went down to the Lower Bay yesterday
10 adjust her compaSses prior 10 her start 1or cruise
10 Europe.
The Bowery Mission and Young Mems Home viii
celebrate its ninth anniversary at NO. 90 bO"eiy w.
morrow afternoon and evening
The sBattle of Getty sburg,' with It's warrins
legons and its fierce charges and counter-charges'
continues 10 attract crowds from the city and country
A concert in aid of the Hebrew sbelterug Guardian
Society Will bc given in Hardman Hall tomorrow
evening. Among the features will be the solos by
Julius r. witmaIk the boy baritone; selections nom
shakespeare, character duets, and humorous, quaint
Alnd original Sketches.
Every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon hereafter
a novel representation of the venerable Punch and
Judy show will DO given at the Eden Musee by j. W.
6tratton, deaf-mute, who is connected with the In
kttute for Deaf Mutes. lie Will Introduce many new
scenes into the comical performance
AT the regular meeting of the Board of Managers
of tho American Bible Society," held at the Bible House
ON Thursday, 1t was decided to make grants ana con-
signments Of books b. various correspondents in the
United States and foreign lands, the aggregate value
being about S6,476. funds to the amount of $1,000
were also granted for work in Siam. During the
month Of October the society issued II o63 copies OF
The Biblo.
One hundred dollars given by John King and other
subscriptions have increased the Washington Memorial
Arch Fund 10 SIS, $40 o..
The Fortnighhy Shakespeare Society held one of
its interesting and Instructive meetings at No SO
West Fifty ffth-st last evening. The Merchant of
Venice read and versl recitadons were given
b. members Of the society.
The report of the German Hospital, which has Just
Been issued shows that los new patients were received
during October, while 1856 were discharged. In the
d5spensaTy, 2,032 patients were treated. The hos
ittal is in prosperous condition. having received
several large donations.
The Caecilia Saengerbund. one of the wen-known
German clubs, has elected The following officers
President Phillip Frey; Scepresdent Carl Hart
mann secretary George GIIx treasurer, Carl Helder