New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
NETWORK CITY.

The body of an unknown man, age about thirty
five, found In tie last River, al INC iooV VI S
feminist, yesterday.
The body of Michael Fahey, who committed sui
eide on April 81, was recovered from the Harlem
River at the foot of Onehundred-a yes
teTday.
The commencement exercises of the graduating
class of iss4 of the Mount Sinai Training School
will take place at No S52 LeXington-ave' to-inor
row evening.
TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF DIsH-RAGs. .
Four fre-engines and platoon of twenty ponce
men answereda fire call last evening but were unaoie
to save few dish-rags which burned up IN Nash
Crooks kitchen.
COIORED CATHOLICS CONFIRMED.
Archbishop CoTrigan, assisted by Fathers BURKE
O'Keefe and Farley, confirmed about nifty colored
persons in the church of ST. Benedict the MOOR, III
Bleecker-st., near DOwning-st., last evening
ALEXANDER TAYLOR, JR., IMPROVING.
Alexander Taylor, jr, was better yesterday when
He is still confined to his room however, anu Dr'
Watts is in constant attendance upon HIM.
PAPER FOR THE SOLDIER.
The GudrdsmldR, journal devoted to the interests
of the American soldier to be published once
week at No. 20 Park Row, made its first appear
ance on Saturday 1t issued by the Military Puo-
FISHING Company, and is edited by Colonel Gouver-
neur Carr.
TOO EARLY APPEARANCE OF STRAW HATS.
1t was forlorn hope which, led by few over
confident promenaders, on the great Bridge yester-
day attempted to force the season by dOnnng straw
hats. Most of them were foreigners from SUMMER
cimes, and the brief CLEAN OF sunshine betrayed
them to their undolng
AN INDIAN VILLAGE IN THE CITY.
A company of Sioux Indians that has been exhlb-
fling at Harlem Hall during the winter has en-
camped for the summer In a vacant Iot al one
hundred and -siIteenth-st. and Second-ave. The
red men enjoy their return to savage customs
hugely and are contemplating their first big fire.
water treat with anticipatlons OF great JOY.
HANGING HIMSELF IN HIS CELL.
John b. Bomack, age hfty-seven, was sentenced
on Saturday to one months Imprisonment for DIS
orderly conduct He was confined IN cell OF the
Second District Prison at Jefferson Market with
come other prisoners and yesterday morning qlo 1f
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INSTALLING ELDERS AND DEACONs.
At the Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church,
last evening the elders, W. II. Christie, Edward A.
Grldley, Il. II. Holgate and NJ. f. Winch, and the
deacons, Louis X. Bell, Jonas Fletcher ". IT, Bur,
nett and A. Myers, who were elected at the annual
meeting of the church on MAY q, were installed.
The Rev. DR.. WOrrall preached an appropriate
sermon.
CATCHING A RUNAWAY EMBEZZLER.
Robert g. Blood of One hundred-and-itty-se second
ST. aud the West Boulevard, was employed for
some time as bookkeeper for the Union Bottling
Company, Of No. 240 East Twentieth-st In April
Marcus c. Moran, president of the company, dis
covered that Blood had Incorporated about
$4,000 belonging TO the firm. Blood was arrested
his bail, however. and disappeared from the city,
Yesterday Court Officer Gardner of Jefferson
Market arrested Mr.. Blood at his home, and took
him before Justice White He was held under
$4,000 bail for examination.
THE JOE BRADY DEMONSTRATION.
The committee of arrangements for the public
meeting of Irish NatiOnaISts, to be held at Cooper
Union, on Wednesday evening, reported TO the Joe
Brady Emergency Club last night At its meeting at
No. 475 PeaTl-st. DR.. Hamilton Williams, of Will
lamsburg. will preside, and addresses will be made
by Professor Henry Appleton. of Providence, *. L.;
Peter A. Tarpey John 4. Mcguire. NJ. I. OCrowley
and Frank Byrne. The hall will be drapcd with
American and Irish flags and with mourning for
together with notices expressive of the anti-Eng
lish feeling, part of the Goth Regiment, the
Dewitt Rifles. of Jersey City: the HIbernian Rifles,
OF this city, and he Irish Choral Society and other
organizations will be present.