New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
NETWORK CITY.

was found dead Yesterday morning IN the lodBlI6-
house at No. 80 Madlson-st.
F. T. Klein a laborcr in the mineral works ut NO.
40 GanSevoort-st., fell dead while at WORK yeSOer-
day.
The City of Richmond VIII begin making regular
trips to the Ocean Pier at Long Branch on lhuIsudy'
June22
The exterior of Mr.. Vanderbilts house has had its
ottractiyencss increased by decorations of growing
plants and flowers Oh the abutments WHICH h'hh
the windows.
NEW TEXAS WHEAT AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
A carload OF new Texas wheat, tho first Sblpped
North consigned 10 Samuel JacObv was sold on he
Produce Exchange yesterday: George '. HeckeT
was the purchaser. at i 30 bushel, which Is ABOUT
cents above the price of other grades.
FINED FOR CLIMBING TRETs IN CENTRAL PARK
Francis Fox James DuGan, Thomas Clifford and
Richard Donohne al OF East roTbySec%G"U 1rsrc
arrested Yesterday Justice OucrbOurg fined them
81 each in the YorkyilIe Police Conrt'
LAST HoNoRs TO JOSEPH A. LYONS.
Tho funeral Of deputy Tax Commissioner Joseph
A. LYONS was held yesterday at the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception, at Fourtcenth-st. ana
Avenue a. II was largely, attended by ms asSocl-
ates in the Tax Office and his political friends.
STRENGTHENING AN ELEVATED ROAD.
The work Of strength enlng the saperstruclure
of the Sixth Avenue Elevated Road by means OF
Orders, is now in progress between Eighth and
Fourtecnth-sts
TRUSTEES FOR AN INSURANCE FIND.
The committee appointed to select trustees of the
Insurance Fund of the Produce Exchange, NtslrI-
day sent in the following nominations; Forrest II.
Parker. Alexander Mum. Robert :. Holt, Gustav
Schwa6, Z. F. Randolph, John Sinclair, Isaac 1.
Frost H. H. Lambccr aud ;. = MARBLES.
A NEW CHAPEL IL TENTH-AVE.
The Rroadwav Tabernacle Society Is to erect
chapel az Nos 49,, 457 and 450 Tenth-ave 1t is TO
hove frontage of n feet and depth of 100 feet.
II is TO he constructed of brick with erra-cotta and
stone trimmings The cost is not given. j. l.. Ter
hume is the architect
TIE LAST or TIE yICTTMs FROM TIE NEMESIS.
n. tglt h..r lyaN al
in the Emigrants Hospital on Ward Island on sun,
day In reporting the death tothe Registrar OF Nital
Statistics yesterday the attending physician wfole
tho following foot-note: " The last OF the victims
who came from the steamship Nemesis
FLOWERS FOR TIE POOR.
The East Side Flower Mission last week distrib-
among the tenement houses. The managers nave
facilities for distributing flowers among the sick
and poor in all parts of the city, and solicit floral
gifts from the friends in the country who have con-
tributcd so generously the last fourteen years.
MR.. KtILY's LIKENESS TO MICHAEL ANGELO.
Two Irishmcn on SUNDAY afternoon were ad-
mring the new front OF eX Governor IlldenS house
in Gramercv Park FAX, Pat" SAID one OF
them. pointing to the head OF Michael Angelo over
one of the doors, is that a likeness OF Misther
Tilden ?" NO replied his companion, lilden
amt so gOOd-ooking as that he's thln man-has
no wlnskers. ThAtS john Kelly"
DOORS FROM A CEss-POOL.
An old Quaker Church IN Twenty seventh h ST., be-
tween Broadway and SiXth-ave., was demolished re-
Gently 10 make room for an observation-disclosures. and
the workmen who were eXcavatlng the cellar broke
into ccSs-pool in the rear Yesterday n complaint
was made by a citizen that tho od0rs from the exca
walton were likely to breed pesilence 1t was said
at the Sanitary Bureau that measures would he
taken to have the nuisance abated.
THE CASE or JOIN JOHNSON
John johnson. the immigrant accused Of assault
on board the Lvdian Monarch, was taken again be-
fore Commissioner Osborn yesterday and was re-
mandcd till tomorrow for examination rs 10 ms
sanity Ivy he Commissioners of Charities and Cor
rcction. The ship. surgeon expressed the opinion,
which concnrred IN by the Commissioner: that
the act performed by johnson Wu'c suffering
from temporary mania produced by intoXication.
FUNERAL or RINALDo NJ. wATERs.
The funeral Of bdnaldG NJ. WATERS the banker
place yesterday in Trinity Chapel, in West
TWeuty-ffil-s. There was a large attendance Of
Mr. Watcrs5 business associates The services
we're conducted by the R,y. Or. /. NJ. Peters
assisted by the Rev. Dr. G. +. Swope. James Tai
cot. :. j.. Drake, Il. NJ. White, NJ. j., Fielding
5 VI. Parker ana y. ;. walker acted ~ pail
THE ERrE's NEW RMGEANr AGENT.
John VI. ROEaIue has been appointed IMMIGRANT
Agent Of the Erie Railroad Company IN place Of
ext ongIcssman Nicholas Muller. Colonel Romano
has been Is cnjy years III the service OF the com
pauv, and hls long experience IN the passenger de
paIment has fitted linn Cor hcdutics Of the position
To which he has now been appointed. HIS promo
ton is recognition Of ong and faithful service
The Erie cmigrant Office has been removed to No.
Battery place.
TIE r:ISY BREAKING ".
The Steamship Pliny which was ashore below
Gardncrs Brook at deal beach, \. J., some time
ago ha, broken in two Just forward of her waist
The furccastlc is the only part of her bow end vis
bic above the water. The sInokestack and nam
mast are still standing. The afcr-rabin on deck is
in shaly condition. The vessel has swung around
50 that her is toward the north and II Is eX
pecfcd that the irst castcrly or mothcastcry gale
will break her NJ. The Coast NIccklug Company
has abandoned her.
OPENING OF TIE SEA BEACH ROUTE.
The third season of the Ncw-Ior6 and ;, a Beach
Railroad has opened under favorable circumstances
BE- the steamers Sylvan Dell and Twilight, which
leave Pier No. q, North River, hourly from a: NJ
10 : p. ~, and connect with the Railroad at Bay
Ridge the tIip to Couey Island takes only half au
hour On sundays tie trips are made ha1-hourly
alter H. IN. Excursion tickets Tor return trips are
sold al all stations the elevated roads for fifty
cents The Sea Beach Palace Hotel, with 100 we'll
ventilated rooms. has been thoroughly renovated
Special rates are made to families and there Is
good restaurant 1t popular prices.
CHILDREN AT THr SUMMER HOME AT BATH.
The summer Home OF the Chdrcu's Aid Society
was opened yesterday Tor the reception of the poor
children who attend the industrial schools. Two
hundred and twenty-five gathered on the pier at the
foot of MOuis-st. AZ | a. H., and were conveyed
TO Bath by the steamer Shady SIDE some of the
little girls III the parry had never been before away
from the streets of the city THIS was their first
SIGHT OF the green fields Their delight upon their
arrival at Bath was unbOunded. Last year nearly
1000 children were received at the Home H. the
PERIOD 1t was open. Each party remains week az
the Home, which Is under the superintendent CT
Mr. and Mrs. Charles k. Fry.
IL FAVOR OF A KEAL-ESTATF EXCHANGE.
In regard to the proposed new Heal Estate EX-
change IA this city, members OF sew TaI prominent
rea-ostatc firms s5id yesterday that the plan had
been suggested, but WAS - YET only III al embryo
state. Gao OF Ihe firm of l.. H. Ludlow * Co., in
P.ne-st said that If such a scheme were effected
realIy necessary and useful institution would be
the outcome Of 1t. II would be appreciated. he
believed, by BOTH buyers and sellers. The impress
sion IS tIat dcrte steps VIII 10 taken next fall to
provide such exchange aud that 10 viii be 0peT-
ated on substantially the same baskS rs The stock
and Produce Exchanges several brokers' "ho
l.
plan.
KENTUCKY TOBACCO GOING TO ITALY.
There l. still much uuelslnes, felt by the various
steamship companies because Of tho small amount
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