New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-28
NEY-YORK CITY.

The body of an unknown laborer abont thirty
five years Old was found III Tie Norih hINcl n''i
Bank-5t. Yesterday.
The testimony against George ;. Walsh, for
shooting Mrs. Laura II. Thorp last March, was
closed yesterday.
David Dudley Field has given Mrs. Laura B.
Field the widow of his son, lie lease Oh the
dwelling No. 50 Irving place
The Police Commissioners will consult Win
MAYOR Edison on Monday regarding tine classiica-
tons to be made i'll the civil service eAail"'ionS'
NO COMPLAINTS OF A LOST MAI. 80
No complaints have been mac at the iOsI OHlce
of the detention of mail matter ihat woulu lu'ce
the loss of an entire mail from NnWauhee' as il"s
been announced i'll telegrapmc patchesHom 'h"'
city.
CONDITION OF WILLIAM A. BEACH,.
telegram from Tarrytown, where William 4.
Reach lies dangerously i'll, was recoiyeda MS mousse
in This city Yesterday, announcing that his condl-
ton was slightly improved.
wuoIrsoNENFss or CANNED GOODS.
The committee on canned goods OF the cream
tile Exchange has sent a le ter to the Board OF
Health asking for a thorough lnVeStigatlon py,
analysis Of the OF me me Pmchad
cases of poisoning resultlngfrom Their consumption
RUNNING INTO A LIGHTsHlP.
Captain McMaher. of the schooner Alaska, Wmch
arrived at this port YESTERDAY from bowd0,nn3 IN,
Pollock Rip lightShlp The schoohers ny lhE-JiQ-
boom and head gear were carried away Inc hsn'-
ship was uninlurod.
BROWNING OF FALSE RUMOPS.
The New-York Petroleum Exchange has adopted
as a part of its constitution clause pr9VldihE pei
alties against any OF ITS members VINO citiu.dtc un
founded reports affecting the credit OF other mem
bers or of 06her corporations Institutions rhs Vi
individual.
WORK OF THE CITY MISSION N JUNE,
The CITY Mission of No 30 Bible House, reports
for June CITY missionaries 13 meetings, 263 AT
tendance. 46119 tracts and books, 4sGl3 visits
SIG pledges Isl families 80 re IG yea Z'o IT,
celpts. 81, 1Ss 80; payments, -, 100 So
THE PUNISHMENT FOR WIFE SHOOTING.
Charles LYONS, of 40. 516 East Twenty-seyenth-
ST.. pleaded guilty yesterday in the Court OF Cen
erol sessions to charge Of shooting his wife, and
was sentenced to five years in the state Prison.
LYONS aeged that his vito had made his nome uil-
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AssAULTING HIS WIFE WEEK AFTER MARRIAGE.
John Quirk, who was arrested on June 10 for
irving to cut bis wife with tabe-knite, was taken
before Justice White yesterday, and committed for
trial in default OF $500 bail. Mrs Quirk
held as a witness in default of $500 bail. She said
that she had been married only weeF when the
assault occurred.
NEw-TRsTY AND BROOKLYS TO RE INVADED.
Brother John Barton Gibbs. of the Manhattan
Temperance Association, at the head OF the Temper
ance Company-C. O. ID. 18th Regiment-will storm
DR. Fulton's Temple in Brooklyn sunday afternoon
attacking about o'clock. should they prove sue
ccssful they will invade New-Jcrsey. provided no
United States marshals cheek them III tlclr attack
friendly power.
DRAKE AND RIIINELANDFR.
John Drake, the lawyer who was shot by William
c. Rhineiander. slowly improving but Is not yet
Roosevelt Hospital. Rhinelander received no vsi-
tors at the tombs yesterday except his wife and his
counsel both of whom spent the afternoon with
him. Under the advice of counsel lac declined to
talk about the case.
THE AURLNIA TO SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL TO-DAY.
Vernon Ii. Brown agent of the Cuuard Line, said
Yesterday: " The AuTanIa will sail from Liverpool
tomorrow. She was delayed by slight accident on
her passage over when she touched on the rocks off
Bulls Head Dursey Island. There was dense fog
prevaillngat the time. On reaching Liver DOL the
Aurania was placed III dock. On examination she
was found to be only slightly injured"
Mr.. FISH AGAIN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Assistant United States District-AttOmey Foster
announced to Judge Benedict, yesterday, that the
counsel for James ID. Fish had written to the Dis
trict Attorney continuing the plea of not guilty.
Mr. Fish when arragned on the charge of misap-
propriating the funds of the Marine National
Bank pleaded not guilty, with leave to amend the
plea an time before June u.
HIGHwAYMEN CAPTURED,
Bench warrants were issued several weeks ago
from the Court Of General Sessions for the arrest
Of William Walsh and John lhalen, who were in
dicted for assaultlng Michael McCarty, in
Washin gton-st, on May 8, aud rohbng him of
small sum OF money. Detective Won Gerichten
found the men in the Ninth Ward last night, and
arrested them. They held i'll 81 900 bail each.