New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-28
NETWORK CITY.

Chinese laundry on Third-ave near iW MI =;
@. has been closed by the sheriff for debt; This Is
s s. Grst Instance of the kind heard of in New
York.
The little chimpanzee which was to be com,
panIon for Mr. crowley, died yesterday III Cen,la
Park, having been in tAe menascl'o on'' i'"'
hours. -
SPENT HIs MONEY AND BECAME DEsPoNDENr.
Joseph Schaiffler came to this country as steer
age passenger on the City OF Rome on nen nv he
he had 200 marks having spent this SUM- ne oei
came despondeui and at a. M YESTERDAY Juiip er
off the Castle Garden pier into the Noltn h'ei'
He was tshed out and is now IN the hoSpi'"''
CHANGES IN THE GLEN ISLAND TRIPS.
Reg;nninp Tomorrow the Glen Island steamers
will make landings at Jewers Whaii, Droohlyn, ="
addition to the landings at Cortlandt-st Dr9olic
st. and Thirty thlrd-st. The steamers VIII ieaTe
Jewsl's Wharf at 9:25 1923 and ll:2o a. M, l:lo'
1856, 2:55 and 1855 p. H.
NEW OFFICERS OF THE Ia FARCE CoMPANY.
Referee John +. Ward listened to the testimony
of Miss Hiiinghast the La Fargo case. yes,esi c
day. Since the granting of the inluncllon Oh .nc
execution of previous Judgment against t9e com
pany officers have been elected. noho VI
who had previously served being eiec'eu
TRUSTEES OF A MARINE ASSOCIATIONS.
The Marine Mutual Reserve fnnd Association
has been Incorporated for the beneht OF tne hiem-
bers and for assistance III case OF tIe loss y, %
ace of vessels or cargoes by voluntary eontrlbu-
tons RI meet exigcncies. The trustees are William
ii. GuIon, jr, Russell l.: Engs. George Ii. oco''' DE
S. MengIs and Sinclair Myers
srEKRAGE RATES INCREASED.
Tho following steamship companies, forming the
Continental conference decided yesterday to raise
steerage rates out So. and return ~ oV - nno
Uamburp American Packet the North herman
Lioyd TO Boston and to Thu city, the Ken Sar ana
the Rotterdam. This makes the rates ~ Do ana
$23.
ARRANGING FOR TUE HANLAN-lE ME ts hAoE; ,lo
y + Ualleck business manager OF Hanlan, tnc
oarsman has spent the last few days inspecting tnc
course at Sheepshead Bay and reports IayoiaoIy
upon 1t. the possibility OF race between ral an
and Teemer before August 10 over that course ~
merging into a probability though no DEFINITE con-
cluslon has been reached.
TO TEST THE RIGHT OF GYrsIEs TO LAND.
The Chateau Steamship Line Will probably test
in court to-day the question whether tns gypsies
brought over in one OF their vessels shaii oo scn'
back in accordance with the orders OF the ton-
missiouers of Emigration. An injunction con-
neIl1np the commissioner to allow the gypscs 10
land Irrespective of a bond from the company that
they shall not become paupers, will be applied Tor
CITY MISSION WORK FOR JULY.
The CITY Mission of No. 80 Bible House. reports
for July as CITY missionaries POI Gospel meetings,
with an aggregate attendance OF 41,sll persons
46.lIs tracts books and papers dis,Ilnu.eu' sI
visits 291 temperance pledges. 25s families re-
lieyed. and many persons sent into the country
Receipts, 1897 O5; payments @3'z'o %"
PROBABLY CASE OF SUICIDE.
Cantoin Franklin of the soop Rex, found row.
boat adrift Fort Schuyler YESTERDAY and look
it on the soop at Broome.st. Inc post was Oh
tine seats In il were white SHIRT and par OF
trousers memorandum book, marked James ga
McGil member of the Operative flasteieIs So-
ciety" was III one of the pockets.
OVER TwFNrY SUDDEN DEATHS EEroETFD
Augustus Oelinger. German baker, age twenty
nine. dropped dead in his home. at No. l16 Essox-
ST.. Yesterday. Gustavc Libas, a cigarnaker OF
middle age fell IN fit while working III the rae
tory at No 43O East ifty.ninth-st., and died IN a
few moments Bernard Cunningham, age hity-
eight died suddenly while sitting on char at ms
home No 100 CharltoH-st Eighteen other SUD
den deaths were reported 10 the Coroner.
STREET CARS FOR QUEENSLAND.
In front of n car factory in East Iwenty-sxtl-s 81.
vesterday a IgIBr ~ reporter noticed a new style
Of strect-car in process of completion, on winch
fbe strange name Woollengabba" attracted
his attention Inc full inscription was Wo"llcn-
gabba stanley-st.. Quecn-si above, ana BITS
h.ne Tramwaysn below. The number was 10. In
onirv of The Workmen elected the fact that the
cars are TO 90 to Queensland. Australia. HE cars
rtIn mn TO a peak instead OF being iiattopped, as III
this country and the roof Is double and hollow 70
secure bet ter ventilation and protection from the
heat
INCIDENTS OF SECOND AVENUE TRAVEL.
There is something decidedly pleasant. If one can
take that view of IL, about riding IN the DOWN
town trains of the Sccond-ave Elevated road. On
their approach to the SIxty-ifth-st. lay up
station the fireman, IN his anxiety TO get away as
soon as possible open the furnace door ana srS up
the fire to deaden It, The white ashes ana clndcis
are driven out by the back draft and they ny IN
the windows and opens do0rways 10 Iodge III inc
ewes of the passengers and upon their garments
Of course the passengers do not mind TINS Httle
ANNOYANCE and then il looks 30 much bctt er to
have your clothing sprlnkied with hne white
ashes.