New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
NETWORK CITY.

Thomas Wilson, age thirty-thrco, sailor, was
found dead in his berth ON the steamship OIlhooo
on Sunday.
A"wIFE" OF JESSE JANIS. -
The so-called wife of Jesse James is acting inc
part of bandit queen in Boyery museum Gonn
Sceptical spectators say that she mas never "''"
nearer Missouri than Hobokeh
| ARRIVAL OF sIuPwRECKED sTAMFN.
The steamship Niagara arrived yesterday ron ron
Havana, having on board nineteen I,SSIa
! German and Norwegian soamen, whose yesselS
were lost several weeks ago on the coast OF MeAloo
REDUCING THE CITY DIET.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund mGt yes
terday and agreed to devote T1oOOpo TOWARD p'{ 70
ing of the principal Of the city debt ana aI," u
cancel 81 900 of the bonds in the Sinking fund,
making total of ~ G6l 500 reduction OF the Guy
| debt.
DRrAB.rUfIs HIGHER FROM WAR RJMoE@'
! Runners were circulated in the Produce Exchange
Yesterday upon the probability OF irnuuI'H pclH,'
Germany aud Russ a. and resulted IN RIlei"' "uI
| vance Of tie markets, Principally IN WI''l |iu
| corn which were from one 20 one and MAJ! Genus
Lushcl higher at the close than at the opening
SUICIDE or 4 PRINTER
Francis NcGloin disspatcd composition, who
/ occupied furnished room al No. Is ChambcIs-sit.,
hung himself with towel ON sunday nIghi; iiis
dead body was discovered in the room yesterday
morning His suiridr was the result of dependency
/ caused by recent sickness.
AutIrpING CONDEMNED.
Inspector E,teIbrook issued notice Yesterday,
/ unsafe and directing that IL be r,paIrcd mmcdl-
atcly. The building an old, tour-7t'ry structure
D ngyn cd Il.
! W. n GiisWOid of 40. 81 broadway, is the agent
CITY MISSION WORK.
The City Mission, Of No. 30 Bible House, reports
/ for October: 43 city missionaries, 3Ol meetings,
40 SCI persons in attendance 5l,25l tracts, 3,'ul
visit, 2Uj pledges, 323 families relieved. The re-
ccpt- were S-,I53 o}, AND thc expenditures "eIc
$3,Is3 90.
sfNlr>,Ep FOR -lyIN WARS AID NAY,
Wiliau Ros, was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Gildcr-lrcye % seven Years aud SIX months m tho
| State Prison. He had been convicted oil burglary
i'm entering the house of Joseph brrhri' OF No. lpt
$l75. " y
Urrp TOR PERJURY.
WilliamA. Ford, Who gave bonds IN 5000 TOT
! the appearance OF T. T. Naloncy. and was arrested
on a charge Of having p.uur"I himself M swearing
/ that he owned t"o house, IN last Onr-hIndird-
aud-fourth-,t.. waived examination IA ne nart'm
Police Court yesterday aud was htid ia F''uoV Dali
by Justice Morgan Tor trial
rI.Iu-AyE. PROPERTY EOUGuT.
Twelve lots on the west side OF min AFchuc
roab oyicn1ag i from on ff3gaqt ' sad IN
Fifty-nuth-st. about 20 fcct-hayc been bought
by John f. Phyfe and James Campbell for 800
900. Mr. and Mrs. john Charles Anderson, OF NcW-
Haven, the Wautors in the transaction, have ac-
ccptcd mortgage Of $4,000 as portion oil the
purchase price
LIQUOR DEALERS BATCH OF voT g.
In Chatham-,t. is cheap all-night liquor So
loon. where for years dozen, Of men have nightly
lodged in chairs or slept on the Hoor IN the BACK
roolu The keeper is an influential Democratic
ward politician. The newspaper, last year t.
corded the fact that several voters registered Civ
ing the saloon number ~ their place OF residence
The same Trick j, being played ths year.
RACE DTcGAKTD or.
The race between Charles l.. Courtney aud Wal
lace Ross the oarsmcn, the final arrangements Tor
which were to have been made Yesterday ~ OF.
James Keenan,, the hacker of Courtney, and James
Pilkingon, the hacker Of Ross met yesterday AZ
tIuoon at The CHyycr office 90 make the final a.
Tangcmcnt aud put up the last deposit. There was
long dispute about the course over which the race
was to be rowcd. No49grcemcnt was reached and
the result was the Withdrawing oi the stakes, ana
the race was declared OIL
EVACUATION DAY CTrFBRATIOV.
The Executive Committee Of the Joint Committee
! nm Evacuation Day met N the Chamber of Com
Incrcc Yesterday and directed the secretary 10
certain from Mayor Edison hIs intentions with r.
gard to the application and disbursement OF the
! $40 900 authorized by the Common Council 10 be
expended under tho direction Of the Mayor The
object of the request Is the guidance of tho Joint
Committee in its arrangements for the proper rcccp-
| tion of invited guests both civil and military.
Mr. West, the British Minister has been invited To
| attend the Evacuation Day banquet lie will be
| asked to respond 10 Il toast 10 the Queen.
CHARGES or MALPRACTICE DESTROYED
Coroner Martin yesterday made an examination
! into the deaths of Rosa Y. Burns, and
! Sarah j. CoHigan, who died several months
! ago, il was supposed from malpractice aud
| poisoning The results of tho autopsics Of the
microscopic examinations and Of the analyses Of the
remains were submitted. The iury's verdict i'm the
! case of Miss Burns was that she died from the ef-
fccts of cancer In the stomach. In the of Miss
Corriqan the jury found that death was caused by
/
! taChed TO her medical adylsrB
| MEETING or TIE TWENTY-sECOND REGIMENT.
! The Veteran Battalion Of the 22d Regiment met
| here Last evening I'm the armory on Fourtccnth-st
and elected the following officers for the ensuing
| year: Colonel, George w. Laird; Licutcnant-Col-
! oncl II. Henncbergcr; Major Simon Schaferi Ad-
! utant, j. G. McMuuay; Quartcrmastcr, ID. ID.
| Comes. The battalion resolved 10 participate IN
! the parade Oh Evacuation Day. A committee was
| appointed in conjunction with like committee
! from the regiment to make the necessary arrange
mCnts fora grand ball 20 be giyCn in tho New Metro
| pOiitan Opera House some time in next January.
| CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION WEEK or PRAYER.
The week Of prayer under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Associations throughout the
! world will begin on the second Sunday in NoycTn-
| Der. The growth of this organization has been re-
markablc and il now numbers 200 societies IN
! various countries, all of whom will observe the
week. Special efforts will be made for the welfare
of the 10000 college students, the 100000 com
/ mcrcal travellers, the 500, 900 Gcrman-spcakng
young men and the million young men engaged on
various railroads. The young men engaged on
! newspapers Will also be praycriully remembered
TROUBLE IN THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
Lieutenant Hubert Lyon has been elected Cap
tain of Company b, II th Regiment Nluchinte
! is manifested in this command over the probable
| action of the Adjutant-Gcncral In regard TO the
difference between the Colonel and Adjutant. Cap
| tain George A. Miller counsel for the latter, pro-
poses to take action against The Times for the gruss
mi statement of facts in Sundays edition of that
paper. He charactcrzes the proceeding which gave
rise TO that statement unOlliccTlike attempt
the part Of "A superior 10 humiliatc and degrade
II commissioned officer Of the National Guard. The
affair will be subject Of inquiry before the mill
| tary court applied for.
MART" ALLEN CONVICTED.
Martin Allen was convicted yesterday in the Court
Of General Sessions of burglary in the third degree
! He has been convicted twice before in the same
| court of the same offence. The testimony of two
servant girls showed that he in the yard of the
| house of Joseph w. Cummins in East Seycnty-irst-
| ST., between 1880 and II a. August %. jew
! elry and money worth 1873 missed from Mr.
| Cumminss house. The defence sought to prove an
abb by showing that Allen was ut an auction sale
! between 0:45 and 10: . Of the same morning. The
bcOlored messenger of the Distric-Attorney's office
called by the prosecution to prove that he had
! gone from the auctOn-rOOm where the witnesses
testified that Allen had been to the place of the rob-
| berry in 20 minutes and 40 seconds. Allen may be
! imprisoned for ten years.
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