New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
NETWORK CITY.

NO MUSIC IN CENTRAL PARK TO-DAY.
There will be no music IN Central Park tnls AZ
ternoon but by direction OF the Park Commission,
ers, on petition from numerous cltizeus' 'h0 D"N"
will play on Sunday hereafter
A PRODUCE FxCtLANGE COMPOSER.
Theodore Wenzlik. dooHeeper at the Produce
Exchange has composed galop when ne ca.is une
Produce Exchange" II is dedicated 10 hiayu r
Edison. The music is bright ana . mVeiy, ~ ~,
WenZlik is also the composer OF tho oliver Mig
Waltz"
FALSE STATEMENT ABOUT GILMOREs BAND:
p S. Gilmore denies the truth of an adv
ment IN he Hcrdld stating that his band VIII pay
at Rockaway Reach tomorrow. lie says that the
band is engaged for the season at Manhattan
Beach, and will play nowhere else
FUNERAL or CAPTAIN F. II. MEYER.
CAPTAIN +. X. Meyer, formerly of the packet snip
Yorktown was buried yesterday at Greenwood.
The body was brought from Clifton Springs III the
morning and taken to the Church OF the Ascen54n,
at Tenth-st and Fifth-aye, where the new john
f. STEM assistant rector, held the funeral SERVICES
FRANK HARTMAN STILL MISSING.
No traces have been discovered of Frank hart
man the Socialist who it il supposed, committed
suicide on wednesday by jumping into the Harlem
River. HIS brother, Leonard who lives at NO Io3
Orchard-st. does not believe that he has GonIni'Ied
suicide On Thursday German VISITED ieoharu
and told him that the body of Frank had DcGh
found at the foot of Observation-Disclosures
ST.. but it proved to he that of another man.
THE PLUMBERS TROUBLE NOT ENDED
The difficulty between the masters and the Jour
neymon plumbers said yesterday to be s;ill I'M
settled. a, noisy meeting Of the JomF9SSymeA
Plumbers Union was util llui 'i''S
ionrneyman said last night: There may be no
more trouble at all, but it can't be said yet Ihcre
won't be much work done on SATURDAY, a4u
whether there is TO he any more trouble VIII oe
settled on Monday"
EACH SAYS THE OTHER ASSAULTED MN,
For some time feeling Of i'll will has eXlste be-
tween Godfrcd Gardiner, "a truckndn ,ol NO. =
Extra place, and William A. Carey, nlghl Wdlch-
man for a boarding house IN l'lrSi-'t, VINO ives az
No Il Extra place. They met early Yesterday ana
Gardiner complains that he was baily dubbed on
the head and body by Carey. and had ms hrad
swathcd m bandigcs at the Essex Market P0llcc
Court. Carey alleges that in the quarrel ne was
stabbed IN the arms and body by Gardiner
THE ST. JOHN's GUILD FLOATING HOSPITAL 70.
The first excursion Of the ilOaing hospital or ~
Johns Guild will be given on Tuesday treasurer
Charles Schwacofcr No. G3 Wal-st., has recclYch
Tin" following contributions john W. " eed, if
fanv n Goa Samuel H. Platt and A. C. klngsand'
$50 each DR.. T. c. Scgnin, +. oc,9eTmahn ~ W
tsclin, NccScr d Co.. sawyer Wells, H. ~ VI
Rurkc and f. Alexandra a sons 10 each James
McGcc $50: Coudcrt Brothers, James tonhor
Sons Arson Phelps stokes and Robert Mayer
Co. $40 each Mrs Pauline Morgan, ). /. Gordon
Miss Miller and + LcschhOrn " Co., - each
STEALING CLOTHING FROM \ 1Rt Nk.
Solomon llcym1n keeps storage warehouse at
No 97I Third-avc. Theodore Mayors. of East
Flfty-iftl-st went to Georgia recently, AMI lett
trunk containing clothing worth 600 on storage
at llcyman's. A few days ago he requested the
frunk 10 he sent 10 Georgia II arrived filled with
straw and blocks OF wood. fleyman had his truck
driver Herman j. Kesslcr, of No 30 East tlli{,
sIxth-St. and his porter, Max Iaryehs. Ol No. "a
Third-aVc arrested In the lorkNllic fOllce
Court Yesterday, they pleaded guilty OF stealing
the clothing, which was recovered.