New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
NETWORK CITY.

The steamship Strasburg Is expected 10 ar
rive within dav or two from Hamburg with 600 Men
nOnitcs on board.
The Manhattan Clubs reception to Speaker
Randall will be hcd at the clubhouse No SO FhhaVe7
on Tuesday, July p at Q pm
Henry Kattewe, age fifty-scven, a SWISS re-
siding at No 1920 Trd-ave attempted to take his own
e Yesterday afternoon by shooting himself in The abdo
with pistol The wound probably VIII prove lala'
Richard Butler age twenty-fOur, of No. Ala
West Fortethst. in small row-boat on the North
River at the foot Of FOrtietn-s yesterday when his
craft run down ana upset Dy passing S'"00"'''
Butler was drowned.
The launch of the steamer c. II. NOrtham,
Of the New.Hayen Line will take place ut $50 o. M To-
day, from the yard Of John Engls Son. Greenpoint'
Her length 325 feet; width over ALL go feet IT IS ex
pcced She viii be- completed and take her pace Oh e
Inc about August 10.
The Fall River Line is now running special
express train at 6 a. from ITS wharf al ran h'cI'
arriving at Newport at G:35 a. m. This arrangcmen'
affords passengers from NewY3rk ruiz niSnS fTS at
Newport at an early hour.
In pursuance of orders from the war De-
parment the headquarters OF the Military DIVISION Oh
the Atlantic and of the Department OF the East VII
rents and Communication for offices ana quarters III 'u
city. account OF these headquarters VIII cease o
that day. -,
New-Yorkers intending to visit any OF the
NewEngland seashore resorts north Of Boston will be
interested in the arrangements Of the Eastern Railroad
for Summer travel This company runs convenient trains
connecting with all the Sound anu Ta mes yet"tcm
New-NUrk and Boston. IL mas dmPIe Ilo'i'''" ''1
White Mountain travel
The Austrian bark Marie, which ran into
the bark Liberia with Liberau emgrants on board on
Sunday last. during dense fog arrived yesterday
The Liberia her Dowspr aud jiboou anu receiver
pairs arriving here Thursday. The Marie received
shgnt damages To her starbuard bow
The Board of Police yesterday transferred
the following membcrs o. the forces Sergeant Charles
r. BudIncton from the Twentgcighth Precinct 10 inc
Seventeenth; Sergeant Jacob WIlsing from me seven
tccufn To Tie Twcrtrcighth ROundsmlu T. j. tru1en
from the Fourth to the Seventeenth; Ruundslih il Sh
f. Byrnc~ from The Einth to the Eighteenth l'ounis,
Eighteenth; Rouudsmau Ernest Lndcman from the
Seventeenth To- tho Ninth.
The following additional contributions have
been made recently toward the Arctic expedition OF the
TtbCu: From James Gordon Bennett loan Of scientific
insfri cut. valued at $500; ChietJustce DAILY draw
INK ius.umcnt' a1i material nom ltn.e.,'' D. i
,prt thermometers from Lieutenant Neyrrecht, 81
the Imperial Austrian Navy, and late comm nieI "I me
Austrian Arctic ENara, lou, oo'e7 Oh A''uo "'''''
nom several persons, 30 ln money
The Armory Commissioners have been en-
ga-cd tn Tie Controllers office Tor several days in the
Of claims presented for httnH mp ana FUR
nibug armoros end drill rooms. ont ~ claims amount
M 10 500 -- ~, they allowed ,iu4oJ ~ AmohE me
most Important ALLOWANCE were HJ.--l - 70 jane
.'- O. tgu 40
ION tr,y Troop: $500 for the GA Regiment O." M.'-
lUcwspn d. Frcy; ~5.Gj2 80 for tie "a Erin .ht 70
FREDERICK Jocks 200 for inc I'm IL slIeht ana
Washington Ggr} Troop to Daniel lily.
BROOKLYN
William Coopcr, age forty-two, has been
missing from his ,,d.ucc No O. NiaL-st T. D., since
june 3. he l, said 20 uc partially Insane.
John McN,cly, a homeless boy, fifteen years
OF age was drowned yesterday morning while bathing
Ina pond 40 B-dford-avc. and MouiEom 'ry--t.
Complaiuts against twenty-five physicians
for falling 10 report births required by law were re-
rcrrcd by the Board Of Health yesterday o7 counsel
for prosecution.
The Board of City Works yesterday dis
missed Timothy ward who Ha been engineer oi the cry
Han for seventeen years The duties VIII hereafter be
performed by John D,Iauv, the assistant engineer.
The members of the Gcthscmane Baptist
Church on Wl.ols hby-aye, near EioldwAy on Thurs
day night gave reception to their new pastor, the
Rev A. H. Birmingham, recently OF Paterson, y. j.
AdJr.-srs OF welcome were made by tas Rev. \. =.
Lawson, and the Rev. Dr-. Jor'ry and Fulton.
The Rev. Samuel w. King died on Thursday
al his residence No. 637 Greene IN the sNtysiNth
year OF his age. lie joined the New-No'k Methodist
Fpecopa Conference ia 1896 and subsequently became
me rhrT OF tic NcWIutk East turlc cuce. Al various
times be served rs pastor oi many NJ the Methodist
Churches IN Brooklyn. He VIII be buried tomorrow.