New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
NEW-YOR X CITY.


Do,tbs last week. 236; marriages. rs, births, 1S9.
Permits have been grantee TO DO sloloAeeP0
the sale of fireworks. -
The Grand Jury yesterday found an lndlctnion'
against Helen Leonard for shooting Mrs. SINFUL
The manufacturing fur and wool hat trade ha SW
agreed to close their stores lron uiu"'' ~
until Thursday, July D.
Second-ave. car ran into truck IN MaIel-s ~,
Yesterday morning, and nearly al INC "in"'"' va
one side of the car were broken
FINDING THE BODY OF DROWNED BOY.
The body of Michael McAyOy, age twelve, VINO
was drowned on Monday in the North RIVER, WAS
found yesterday morning at the toot OF Nese Ny
rst-st., and taken to the home OF his PacnOS ' I'VE
422 West Fiftysecond-st.
FIVE YEARS IN SING SING. .-.
James COCney, age twenty-sl&, iRu I ioh @
ing and interfering with Oihcer Delaney, Vas CUu d
ylcted in Recorder Smyth's Court YESTERDAY ana anu
sentenced 70 five years imprisonment III the olato
prison and TO pay fine OF $l'ooo'
THE WRECK OF TIR NANXIN TO DE RAISED
A letter was received by the Pilot commissioners
Yesterday from j. G.. Parke. Acting Cniei Oh Fig
neers ut Washington, stating that the government
would raise the wrecked steamship Nankln WHICH
was sunk in the Swash Channel year ago
A DgCoMPosED BODY FOUND IN THE EAST RlVER,
The body of an unknown man was t0und IN tne
East River near Wards Island, yesterday. III WAS
SO much dec0mpOsed as 10 be past recognition. Ino
clothing consisted of black 0vercOat' CdruIgdn
Jacket dark waistcoat and trousers, heavy under
clothing and boots.
REFUSING TO TILL WHO GHoT HIM.
While party of boys were skylarklnS AZ Wen'y,
ninth-st and Tcnth-avc. yesterday one OF then IN
play pointed pistol at John DuIiy, age tf teeI' VI
No 304 Eeventh-aye. Tire pistol went on lhdic u
ing severe wound In Duhy,s tnlgh. lie reluseu "
tell the police who had shot HIN.
ABoY RUN OVER AND KILLED. =,
While Matthew Parkinson, ten years old' was
playing near the Grand Central Depot yesterday ne
y as run over and killed by truck driven by James
Kearney The body of the boy was taken To the
homo of his parents at No, 2O3 East Forty
ST. kearncy was arrested.
ADVERTISING FOR PROPOSALS AGAIN.
w A koebng, engineer OF the brooklyn Driuge,
has adyeTtIsed that proposals Will be received uhtl
tuesday July 3, for constructing warehouses; III
the arches OF the bridge. These were adveLtsieu
once before but the formal opening OF the Bridgs
DELAYED the examination OF the proposals, and IL
was deemed best to advertise anew.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE COMMITTEES.
The following committees were appoih.cn az 'i ~
Produce Exchange yesterday: On canals-E' H.
Livcrmore a. II. Gray H. ID. McGordi l.; ). N
Stark, Edward AMMAN. l.. Hazeltne, ". NJ 0naeF-
r. Uincken. Paul Babcock, IT,. &. W. StTachaD, H.
5. Holt, I. Kmball and L. F. Randolph.
INCREASING ITS CAPITAL STOCK,
The stockholders OF the NeW-lork and Cuba Mail
Steamshlp Company 1.-THE Ward Linel at special
meeting yesterday voted TO increase the capltSl
IRON ~. 100000 to $25OO,OOO. Tue new STOCK
was Ken by the present stockholders. The OBJECT
of the increase provide for the purchase OF new
ships required by tine increase OF the company 3
business
ASHES AND GARBAGE IL THE STREETS.
Commissioner Coleman sent two letter 10 oeneiti
Shaler IN regard to the reports OF sanitary lnspec-
for, about ashes and garbage found III certain
streets in the lower part OF the CITY III soue cses
he stated the inspectors have noticed garbage III
the streets before the hour for collection. soon al
ter the inspectors left the streets the ashes ana
garbage were removed
rorscs cr THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS
| This Excise Commissioners yesterday heard testi-
nony against twenty-eight liquor dealers VINO were
accused of violating The condliHns Oh thcir Ne 81
The licences held by Albert Nlllmers, OF no VI
Bowery, and Jacob Myer, OF No. 10 Stahtoh-sL'
were revoked The other complaints were dis
missed. Four applications for licences were re-
| iectcd by the Commissioners.
THY CONFLICT OF POLICEMEN TO DE LOOKED INTO.
The Police Commissioners yesterday directed
| SUPERINTENDENT Walling to investigate the puO-
| shed charges against PatrOlinan lhOlnaS byInes,
of the Eighth Precinct, and to arTagn MN LOT trlal
| il the evidence warranted such course Ihey also
directed hun to ascertain If he could the name OF
| the.policeman who was SAID TO nave ciuDDeo ueai
| mute near tue Fulton Ferry on Sunday.
MR.. STRIKERS BODY BROUGHT To TIE CITY.
The body of Joseph NJ. l.. Striker. the young man
| who was drowned while bathing IN Saratoga Lake
ON Monday arrived III this city yesterday afternoon
| by the New York Central Railroad. Inc remains
| were accompanied by Mrs. Striker ana Glsw9rIn II
Striker a brother OF the deceased man. lhe luhtIal
services will DO held tomorrow at y. NJ III tue
| Striker Homestead, at Eleyenth-aVe. ana fnty-
| second-st The remains will be buried III ltlhlty
Cemetery.
THE ESCORT FOR THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
| Companies A, G. and X of the 7lst Regiment have
| been detailed, under command OF captain John /;
| Leo. of Company 4, 10 escort INC NouI'uSh'
| Guards of Newt Orleans tomorrow morning. from
| the NeW-YOrk Hotel to the depot OF the fennsyl-
yanta RAILWAY at the foot of Cortlandt-st whence
the Guards will start for Philadelphia The VISITORS
and their escort will leave the hotel ut $40 O'Clock
and march down Broadway TO COrtlandt-st' anu
| thence to the Terry.
A CONTRACT NOT TO BE RENEWED. :.
+ Alexandra x Sons. owners OF the west lnules
and Mexican Steamship Line, have concluded not
10 renew the contract with the British snip owners
| ComnaEy OF Liverpool for the British Empire
which took the place of the City OF Vera Cruz When
that vessel was wrecked three years ago. She Is
expected TO arrive here to-day and after being aus
In. steaInsbp City of Mexico will take the place OF
the British Empire in the line.
ADULrERATED TEA REJECTED.
| Tea Inspector James X. Davies made his report
| To Collector Robertson yesterday on tne cargo Oh
tcas brought TO this country by the Fiintshire. lie
| had rejected g. 100 packages worth about W. 600,
| On acconnt of adniteration. The teas had been
fonnd 10 be mixed with sand, gravel, dirt and paste
| rolled into pellets Tho proportion lot impurities
had been determined to be from 10 to 13l2 per cent,
About 800 packages of Japanese dust were also re-
| iected because OF adulteratlon.
| pryoKISG THE LICENSE OF LoDGING-HoUsE.
| Tho Hoard of Health yesterday revoked the
| license for the lodging house at No. 4GS Pearlst,
kent by Charles Osborne, and called the attention
OF the police to the premises. Sanitary Inspector
Vermiye reported that he had relnspected the place
| recently and had found that II was the resort OF
| number of the most degraded class" that tramps
and beggars Of both sexes congregated III the rear
ward and that lights and indecent actions were VIII
| messed there al all hours of the day and night