New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1OtIh I'll l.
John Pconnelly and Fred Russell two young
rufans, ages eghteens were yesterday sentenced !"
four years Imprisonment in the Penenhary Tor high
WOW robberv With them was Gan Timlock, eleven
,oars q balfnegro and halfChlnese who was sent
to the Catholic Protectory.
Another victim Of Liverpool jack came Yesterday
to Castle Garden. and added his testimony 10 ilI-
naticks "shanghaiing7 habits. This man Is GEORGE
Mtlen a German age twenty. Detective Oroueh, Oh
Castle Garden presented Mers testimony 10 the DIS
nictAttolney.
The indictments found by the Grand jury IN 1855
AGAINST James p Graham and W. f. Boyle for con
tac IN ordering the big strike Of the employees OF
the Third Avenue Railroad Company In that year.
we're ouasbed Yesterday because John c. Patterson
the principal Witness cannot now be iouhu
F4ede,ick schopp. r. the young man who caused
th death of Henry Eschen. ce-pedler. by knocking
him down on the sidewalk at t1ity-seVehh-s'' ana
Fleyenthave. on Saturday, surrendered hnseh 10
Coroner Levy yesterday. He said that the reason nc
struck Eschen because the latter was assuming
his father. schopp admitted TO Oaii IN 'ho sum
of SO 900 pending the inquest
Seven appraisers from different cities of the Union
mot 81 tho Appraser's Office in this city yesterday
for their regular quarterly conference. They VIII be
In session about two weeks
The annual sale of the q per cent revenue bonds.
receivable for taxes after the tax-bOoks have been
opened about October l. has been begun by CONTROLLER
Myers These bonds are issued In sums Oh Sooo OF
more nv buying these bonds, property -holders can
nav their taxes in advance and get interest on their
money as well as the rebate allowed by law
C. c. shayne and his family VIII leave the city
today for their country house near Saratoga springs
Nayor Grant was officially Informed yesterday that
he had been elected honorary president by the New
York Italian societies Of the celebration OF the nine
NJ
Rome 1t will be held in this city on September 70
The Tribune has received &c from Subscriber" and
60 from an b. IT, for Mrs. Mary HoltI the poor
woman who had tho fingers Of one of her hands cut on
in cordage factory in Elizabeth
The United Trainers Union has decided TO pay its
walking delegate S21 per week. and consequently at
the election on Sunday there were many candidates
for the place TO which George Hlte was electtd
The FIRST bale of 80 cotton sold the Cotton Ex-
change yesterday bought by Henry Clcws & Co
for 16 3 cents per pound 1t was shipped by Carter
G. Rroadley. Columbus, Ca. and grown by Primus
Jones Albany, Ga. c. b. Talntor sold 1t TO Cews ~
CO. 1t VIII be sent to Liverpool. The class Is
mlddling. and the weight is 800 pounds.
The amount received by ]. Edward Simmons treas
urer of the Conemaugh Valley Relief Fund on July
., and $1,317 40.
letter from Commander Crowninshield, OF the
| nautical schoolship ST. Mary's dated Fayas Azores
|
| well.
The police wcrc asked yesterday to search for Mrs
| Julictte Bacheette age thrty-one. the vile OF a
| French artist living at No. 1872 Bleeckerst Mrs
Bachelete disappeared early on Sunday morning
A horse drawing one of the Wheeler & Wilson Sow
| Ing Machine Company's wagons took fright at an
elevated train the BoweTy yesterday, and ran away
| Anthony Friedman, age twelve. newsboy, was run
| over but was not dangerously injured. Edward Nc
! Donnen. of no 80 Bowery, was also knocked down.
PhiIlips's well known elite directory for 1sso'9o
Is Just out and presents highly credltable appear
| ance.
Allen Forman, the Editor of The Journalist ar
rived from Europe yesterday by the Egyptian Monarch
nur,n bis stay Of several months abroad Mr. Forman
has sent much lively and entertaining matter to his
| paper
"Turtle soup on tap IS odd sign uptown.
The law in relation to the sale of cigarettes and
tobacco 10 boys under sixteen years old is not rgor
ouslv obeyed by dealers In many parts OF the city.
Young America can obtain a smoke or chew about as
easily as thirsty adult can get his drink on sunday
The new Church of ST. Catharine of Geneva, in West
One-hundred and fifty second-st, is nearly completed
| and Will be ready for dedication I'm few weeks 1t
will be one of the handsomest Catholic churches in
| the city.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
| to $4,000 o.
! The annual communication Of the Grand Lodge of
the Benevolent and Protective Order Of Elks will begin
! TO dav at Masonic Hail., and continue tomorrow and
| Thursday.
| John Richmond, age forty-scven 'lonGhoreman'
living AT No 273 Grecnwich-st., was found dead In
! bed last night. his arms tightly clutching rope
around his neck He had been I'm ill-heah for about
year. and the fact prcyed upon his mind. lie was
in fairly good circumstances, and leaves wife and
| SIX children.
| The With Assembly District Tammany organlza
ton gave reception last night to Henry J. Apple IT.
the newly appointed Assistant Corporation Attorney
The refreshments were apple pies, apple taris and
| a,nle cider.