New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-09
NETWORK CITY.


found last night in the yard of No. 12l East Broad
way.
The clubhouse of the Dalta Phi Club, at No.
East Twenty-seventh-st. Will be opened to-inorro"
! at . p. IN.
AN OPERA SINGER AT ROSTER AND BIALs.
Signor Campobello. baritone who has been con;
neced with the Abbott Company, is the musical
! attraction at Roster and Bias TINS week.
ARTISTS WHO WILL RfTURN To AMERICA.
! Mme Trebclh and VI. DIVIDE Musn were Passen-
gers the departing steamship Celtic last lhurs.
day. They will return IN september ana take part
in a concert company.
SUMNER EVENING ADJUSTMENTS.
| The Casino is proving a popular resort on the
| warm nights the roof garden having strong az.
traction because OF its breezy emiuence. "Falka "
is still played, and will hold the stage until the
preparations for The Little Duke" are COM
| pleted
| Defeating A BAPTIST CHURCH.
The new Baptist Church of the Redeemer at
One-hundred-an -thTty-irst-s and SeVenth-aye'
iyered Inv the Rev. DR.. X. $ Macarthur. A large
| audience was present. Inc altu WIS uecoi"'eu
| with flowers.
ALMOST sUFFOCATED BY GAS.
| C. W Drew of Boston went TO sleep in Cables
| Hotel in FultOn-st yesterday morning while under
the influence of liquor and left the gas escaping III
| his room. Some hours later he was discovered IN
! sensible IN bed and was sent TO the Chambers
| Street Hospital, where he recovered
PREPARING FOR THE SEASON AT LONG BEACH
| Southgate n Hammond, pTOprletorS OF the Long
! Beach Hotel, offer special inducements TO guests
this year and the demand for the 100 rooms prom
ses that they will be occupied throughout the
the season. 4 special car leaves Hunters Point at
ii o'clock III. daily Tor those wishing to look at
rooms.
A RECEPTION BY AMATEUR MUSICIANS.
The Metropolitan Musical Society is an organlZa-
ton of amateurs devoted to the cultivation OF sln-
strumenta music. IL gave ITS second reception AT
No 1872 Ihird,ave, on Frday, evening ana per
formed music by Strauss, Verdi, HaleYy, kOsslhl,
Soldermann and Keller Bella. DR.. A. Berghaus Is
president of the society, and {. Chrlstrup, conduc-
/ tor.
mr.
Starins Glen Island. the favorite day summer
resort at the lower end of Long Island Sound is to
! music, bathing accommodations and other attrac-
tons will be the same as last year. The paVliIons
and the boats have not only been made more at
tractive with new paint, but have been otherwise
improved since last season.
NO SYNDICATE OF GERMAN UNDERWRITERS.
The rumor which has been current III lire under
writing circles for several days to the effect that
syndicate of German fire insurance offices was
forming TO do business in the United States is ridl-
! culed by the managers of German lire insurance
companies already having United States branches
These companies are three in number, the North
! German of Hamburg, the Hamburg Bremen OF
| Hamburg and the Transatlantic OF hamburg
A FAST TRIP BY THE CITY OF ROME.
The steamship City of Rome, of the Anchor Line,
arrived at this port yesterday, days. 3 hours and
10 minutes out from Queenstown. She left Queens
town on the morning OF June l, and at noon OF the
following day was 424 miles ont Her daily runs
! 1893, 4l2 $50 410 and $50 miles. From the Banks
to Sandy Hook the ship was in dense log and she
!
3 she passed two large iccbergs.
DAMAGED IN A COLLISION.
The steamer Matawan, running on the Bay
Ridge and Manhattan Beach route. while entering
her Slip at the foot of Whtehallst. on her last trip
from Bay Ridge on Saturday night came into col
lsion with the tug b. +. Freeman. The bow of the
Matawan was stove in and her stem post was
broken The tug escaped with light damage. No
one was hurt. The steamer Pomona of the Staten
Island Ferry, YESTERDAY ran on the Bay Edge ronte
pairs. Both the Matawan and Freeman are owned
by Mr.. Starn.
NOT A CASE OF srICIDE.
Deputy Coroner Conway yesterday examined the
body of Charles c. Mish, whose sudden death at No
III Broadway on Saturday led to a suspicion that
Dr ConWaT that Mr. Mish had died from heart dis
ease. Albert 4. BOckins of No. 400 Greene-st.
Germantown. PENN s0n-L- aw of Mr. Mish, came
to the city yesterday and made preparations tor the
removal Of the body to Philadelphia. He told Cor
oner Kennedy that Mr.. MiSh had been troubled
with heart disease for twelve years and frequently
had been warned by his physician that ne was Ia
bic TO die suddenly.
A DRY GOODS CLERKS TRICK.
John I. Lilley, age twenty-three OF 40. 10 west
SixteemtlI-st.. arrested by Detective Price on
Saturday charged by James Skcpton, the manager
for Simpson, Crawford x simpson, with grand lar
cenv Before Justice German at Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday, Skipton explained that LII,
lev was a clerk in the mail order department. ana
that he would write letters to the firm as coming
from customers. ordering goods to abe sent TO GER
tain addresses, and then hc Leyl would go to the
place designated and receive them His last order
was for a gold watch valued at SlO7. Justice Cor
man remanded Lllley for examination.
FOUND DROWNED IL THE NORTH RIVER.
Men employed at the ChristOpheT-st. Ferry yes |
terday found the body of man IN the North klver.
The drowned man was about fifty years old and
decently dressed In his pockets were pair of spec
tacles eight dollars in bank notes and receipt for
one yalise which he had sent by the Adams Express
Company on Friday 30 Plttsfeld. Mass. The name |
of the sender written on the receipt as L. Chap
man and the valise had been sent TO Mrs. NJ A. |
Chapman. clerk in the express Office had written
fIa ffnr la HagIr ~ fnY al
" value asked but not given" The police thought |
that Mr.. Chapman had been drowned by accident |
His body was sent TO the Morgue and information |
of his death was sent TO Mrs Chapman.
sTAMN's EXCURSION FOR VETERANS TO-DAY |
The sixth annual complimentary excursion ten |
dered by John II. Starln to the Union veteran sol
ders and sailors and their families will take place
tomorrow. Seven thousand tickets have been is |
sued TO the different Grand Army Posts. The barges
for the conveyance of the Veterans will start fol
lows: The Nelson from Noblest. ,Greenpoint at
H.. South SNth-st, W udmSbuTg, at $50. ana Ful |
ton Ferry, Brooklyn, 0:l5; the Warren from foot |
of Morrsst., Jersey City, at G:l5 a. H.; the Sum
ner from West 1hirty-fourth-st., at : a. III. and
Franklin-st. at o "A. IN; the Arthur from West |
Tcutb-st. at q a. m; the Vanderbilt from Thirty
thrd-st T. r.. at : n. III. and Eighth-st.. T.. Re- at
$40; the Curry from Doancey-st l.. r., at a. H..
the headquarers boat the Sam Sloan, will start from
Corlandt st., " r., at . a. III. The music viii be
furnished by OILERS Military and Orchestral Band
BROOKLYN.
The l4th Regiment will go INTO camp at Peeks-
kill on June u.
The work of repairing the concrete pavements IN
the principal streets Is gong ON.
In the absence OF the Rev. Mr.. Talmage. at Nash |
Vile Tenn, his pulpit Yesterday was occupied by
his brother, the Rev. Gwin Ialmage
An 0u-of-door festival for the benefit OF the Shell
tering Arms Nursery, will take place upon the lawn
of 4. S. Barnes, at Clinton and Atlantic ayes, to-
night.