New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-02

Gated that they had been poisoned An ANALYSIS ef
the canned fruit shows that o poisonous say 40, ot
zinc was formed by the action OF Lne acia OF .ne
fruit upon the cover OF the jar. iho co'of ""s
Of plain zinc.
Gustaye Poetz. silyer-plater, of No. 579 Broad
wav who died on August 30, 1879, expressed D
wish that his body should be burned. IL was em
balmed and placed in vault In the Cemetery OF
The Eyergrcens until arrangements for the crema-
ton could be made. Yesterday permit top tne re-
moval of the body was obtained from lne DOalu az
Health it will be taken to the LIE hoyhe iuih"oo "
Washington, Penn.
Application was made to Judge Cooke, in BROOK
lyn, yesterday, to yacate the njuncfi0n r S
granted by Judge Gilbert, enj9inlng Jonn C GangS
of No. 374 Frankln-ave.. and his wife ana GauRn-
tsrs from receiving seventeen registered letters
which are in the Post Offices in this city and Bro nao
TG %S.b s M af we
have obtained by fraud from Eugene IelenKoI,
Russian nobleman The young men were traGed ~ :"
Naples where they were put under arrest 0uoSo
Cooke reserved his decision
In accordance with the orders of the Navy Depart
ment Commodore j. w. A. Nicholson, commanding
the Naval Station here whose term on tnIee ye re
lieved from command yesterday by ComInouuLo
George II. Cooper. Commodore Cooper G vas re-
ceived ut the LyCeum in the Navy Yard by Somm mo-
dore Nicholson and all the officers OF the yard ID Il
uniform. The other changes which have taken
place Executive Officer of the statlon Gap,aaWn
Lewis A. Kimberly, in place of Captain wafer w.
Queen, ordered to command the flagship Trenton
of the European squadron Medical Director Ma;
Cones in place of Medical Director Lewis =: Mn Mn
iams in charge of the Naval Laboratory. Mr. Mar
tin. private secretary to Commodore Nicholson, re-
tires to accept an important position II ciyl IRE
and Ruff Van Brunt was appointed to I'LL his place.
NEWJERSEY.
UNION Hnu.-A fair and festival of the United
Schiitzen Association will take place at Union Hill,
from June until June 20.
LONG ISLAND.
NEWTOwN.-The Reformed Church of Newtown
has made arrangements for the erection OF chapel
at Winfield, for missionary work.
WEST HAMPToN.-JOhn Martin, a blacksmith OF
West Hampton, left his home Oh April ~, ana the
supposition was that he had gone out TO call on
some of the neighbOrs. Nothing has Deen seen vi
heard OF him since.
RIvERHEAD-The Supervisors Of Suffolk County
have passed law furnishing by q inc OK roo any
person shooting wild geese or ducks in Shlnhecock
Bay between May 1 and October 30, and the same
fine Tor shooting geese and ducks in the BAY on
Tuesdays Thursdays or Saturdays during October
November. December, March and April
BAYsIDE.-COmclius Fowler, while attending TO
his fykc nets at Baysde, on Friday mOrnlnS, haq
his attention called to four children, the eldest not
ON the shore near Smiths Hotel, getting in and out
of q boat. When all were aboard the strong vino
blew the boat into the bay and drlfted II into the
fyke nets Fowler Immediately started to rescue
them When he reached the boat 1t was nearly
filled with water, and the children were lmmerseu
" ' STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-DORP.-An inspection and review OF the
nth Regiment will take place on May 20, at sea
Wow Park, New-Dorp.
WEST BRIGHTON 1t Is proposed to consolidate
the police forces of NeW-BrghtOn ard Port Rich
mond with headquarters on the Terrace midway
between tho business centres OF the TWO villages