New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
According to Commissioner Gilroy's report TO the
Mayor Yesterday. during the quarter ending Juno 30
the Department Of Public Works expended 1881
665 o.
Henry D. Albert, under tho sentence imposes BY
Recorder SMITH IN General Sessions yesterday, must
serve n term Of two years and half in State Prison
for killing Charles Fuchs on Mny 10. Albert was
attacked by Fuchs and stabbed him. A jury found
Albert guilty OF granddaughter in the second degree
Recorder smyth in General Sessions yesterday sem
fenced Charles Reilly, who had been conE1cteA OF
murder In the second degree to imprisonment for life
on June IT, 1902. the prisoner killed James Kelly De-
cause he refused to so on strike
Parent. Amy boy, between fourteen ana seven
teen yeArs OF ago. having the consent OF snd beng 40
oompanied by his parents guardian II no Of robust
frame into GENT Of sound and healthy CONSTITUTION
free from ply scai defects maformation, not SUD-
,ect 20 fits able b read and write, and OF 5000 char
ucter may 30 enlisted an apprentice boy on any
Of tho training ships The trainlngship Minnesota Is
now at West Fifteth ST.. this city
Presbyterian funeral services we're held over the
boy Of Colonel Samuel j. storrs In the Church OF the
Covenant Park ave- and Thirty hnh st. at AS O'Clock
Yesterday forenoon by the Rev. W. X. Vincent By
request OF the fnmily there no honorary pail
hearers or noral offerings. The burial vas In Green
wood Cemetery.
The Rev benjamin l.. Herr, son Of the Rev. DR..
lIerr formerly pastor OF the Central Baptist Church
OF this city, Will preach In that church on Sunday.
Jnly 30 The Rev. Mr.. Herr is graduate OF Brown.
49, and Rochester so For i've years he filled the
pulpit Of the Baptist Church Of Tarryown. and last
November was called 70 tho church In Binghamon,
in the western part Of this state. This church has
now 900 members and is continually growing Re
Gently the cdace thoroughly renovated. Mr.. Herr
is an able and finished speaker.
A shabblly dressed man, who Looked Ike one who
had seen happier days walked Into the Occidental
Hotel at Broone ST. and the lBowsry lae on Tuesday
night and asked for room. He registered Bruno
Ilirsch Of Long I'm. Conn. AZ IL o'clock yesterday
morning the hotel porter noticed . strong smell Of
gus In the corridor Just outside IIlrschs rom. The
door Of the room locked. and when 1t broken
open IIlrsch was lying fully dressed on the bed and
unconscious. The t,nnsom and the windows were
lightly closed. and the gasburncr had been turned
full on. lIIrsch taken 10 st. Vincents Hospital
and an hour later was dead.
The funeral Of samuel s. Sands took place at 10
O'Clock Yesterday forenoon ut Grace Church. Tho
service wns conducted by the Rev. DR.. Huntington
assisted by the Rev DR.. Hamilton, OF Wapplnger's
Falls. He buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
Two brothers Of Charles Reilly. who was killed by
Policeman Walsh Monday night. called on District
Attorney Nicol yesterday and urged him to prosecute
sentative TO attend the Inquest. Until that was fin
ished he would do nothing further.
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