New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11

fioerators with Toe in order to test them. Inc oid
building, which still remains fell into tns ~ toor.
me y, dawn TO make room for the new building Will
be begun to-day.
ORGANIZING A TEMPERANCE LEAGUE.
The New York Temperance league was orgam nciou
Yesterday at O convention of Temperance hssQoa
nal Church. Chauncey Shaffsr was elected Presl-
dent, and among the vce-presldents were o. a.
= B, Gibbs, Of the Manhattan Temperance Union;
and Mrs c. Il. Buell.. of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Uuion.
BREWERS DINING At TIE B ,R tS;rS animal
About eighty brewers attended the tniru hn'h 40
dinner Of the NewYork and New,Jers 9t the
R Rots AsiSaG M Has, Presiding Speeches
were made by Judge r. B. Cowng, Henry Cia rers
IT,, Justice Andrew j. White and others. Ihe r
we We're also present D. G. Yuengling, George r.
Clausen, James EveraTd w. H. BeadissaoB yrnes
P. b. Olney, H. II. Reuter-, Ii. b. Scharmahn anu
A. l.. j. TOveY.
CoNCANNoN GETS HIS PUNIsHMESI ,ord
Joseph Concannon, who was charGsu w. W., TosSrt of
General Sessions and was sentenced py iho Stata
Smyth to seven years and six months IN te ~;
Prison ne was 1dcteG Tn sa e in the cabin of
the soop Eliza Dunn, at the tOOt OF Easi "a IN h,,
tenth the night of June z, was attacheh
six men, of whom COncannon was one, aho io'o''
of four dollars.
JUSTICE swAYNE TO BE BURIED TO-DAY. oo,,
Justice Swayne will be buried to-day at YAK nS
Hill Cemetery, Washington adjoining the graz on oi
attached to the cemetery, the Rev. Dr. W. A, faTes'
of the Church of the Epiphany, ofc'aiingi r Jn
tees Miller, Field and Bradley OF tine on nIcTI1
of the Cont, W. A. Manry, Assistant Attorney
General and Samuel T. Phillips, 80 TgGas
E qc5 f %b the body started for Wash
ingt0n last night
DELTA PHI CLUB ROOM.
The graduate members ofth several chapters; Oh
the Delta Phi Fraternity who, live III inc ciiy
opened club room at No. East Twenty-Seyenth-
st. last evening room has been set apart for the
meetings of the Columbia Chapter. The clun a.
are President, Bache McE. Whitock; wee
president, l.. Latin Kellogg treasurer Dr; L.. ION '
T h James msbers Of the fra
ternity and q dinner was served. Among ne ne
members are the Rev. Dr. Crosby, DIR 0at'erie0
NEW BUILDINGS AT NORTH BROTHER ISLAND.
The contract for constructing building 10 ne
attached to the Smallpox Hospital at North
Brother Island, and to be used for kltchen SI9le
house and gas-house, was awarded by the Doar1 VI
Health yesterday to Charles Jones, OF NO ~
Aexandor-ave., at $4,000. The building is 70 Oe
of brick and will consist of one story WIN r ~ D"I be
81 by IA feet. This building, together WIN in IN
administration building, Pavilion No. l. III w hlcH,
will be the hospital the bOer-hOusc ana employees
quarters, will be completed next fall mere h 5oe
also been 200 feet of sea wall constructed, and 2OO
feet more with pier are to be Dullt.
ORGANIZING REVENUE REFORM LEAGUE.
About 100 men met at No. 100 Broadway yester-
day to organize a New-YOrk State Revenue Reform
League. Erastus Brooks presided, but subsequently
surrendered the chair to General Diven, OF 1he-
mung County Speeches were made by Davld a;
Wells Graham McAdam, f.. j. Donnell General
Diven and a Mr.. Peters. constitution was vas
adopted and NJ. b. Anderson, president or me
Rochester University, elected president OF te
League, l.. =. Doyle secretary, and A. a. liealy
treasurer. Among the thirty-three vicepresldehts
and members of the executive committee CHOSEN
are Mr. Beecher, Everett =. Wheeler, George VIII
lam Curtis, Lucius Robinson, Thomas IT, smear
man and Arson Phelps Stokes.
BROOKLYN.
The trial OF a suit of Edward W. Edwards TO- re-
cover $500 for the alienation OF his wires
affections by Henry O. Nichols was begun ye5ter-
day in the Supreme Court
Health Commissioner Raymond yesterday diI,
rected the COW stables at No. lI9 Melr0se-st ana
at No. 1,Of7 Flushing-avc. to be vacated and de
stroyed at once, on account OF contiguous pleuro-
pneumonia among the cows
The body of a man was found yesterday hanging
TO a tree at Fifth-avc. and Fifty-htth-st, an I'M
built portion of the city He had hanged himself
with a clothes line. From papers In his pocket IL
is believed that he is William D. Weber, OF Enter
prise Ohio. or Lancaster, Penn. He was about
twenty-five years old.
Mrs Susan Michael, of No. 40 Fulton-St, in
testifying against her husband, John w. Mlchaels,
for i-treating her stated in the CITY Hall Police
Court yesterday that he whipped has other wives;
To the astonshed Court she explained that he had
three other wives-One in New-York, one in Brook
was the first and lawful wife. The case Will he