New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
NETWORK CITY.

Ell a,-your question is answered in the COM
There will be music in Battery Park, this even
ing biz Bayne's Goth Regiment Dano.
7 aud two othcrs"-Albany money has
,o.n tnrned over 10 the Mayor OF Mew-1orh.
subscriber Rogersville, Tenn.-Charles ~; H.
Webster g. Co., OF this city. By supscrip'ion
only. w., attract
ing much attention from the many Visi'ois "' '""'
resort .n;z,r.
amounting to several tnousauu u'iii''
information was refused. - g.
surveyor Beattlc has recommended to the secT t,
4ayv of The Treasury the dismissal OF elg9t nign'
INSPECTORS, who receive SO day while on duty'
Clerks wrede and ONeil, who were RECEIVING eerSnn
S1 600 and 5000 respectively at Caste az. "araon'
SSnd 1;atekeeper Fawcett who received " day.
were dismissed yesterday.
DEPARTURE OF 4 MEXICAN EDITOR =,
se5or Antonio Villalobos the editor OF ~
Snc;aj;sta of the City of Mexico, one OF the1Me4ca
editors who have been travelling IN tnis Cou Ty
for several weeks, departed yesterday III
for his home In Mexico
SERIOUSLY BURNED BY An OIL LAMP
Kate Bahler. a girl living at No. Dey-st., triea
to move lamp from thc indhaei vi nn;ckv
GO, fire 10 her clothing. She was burned seiiouSiS
TAIORs GETTING READY FOR a CoNv,ES CONVEX. on.
At n meeting of the Custom Tailors last nlght
winch is ia be held at No 10 stantonsr on sunday
"A prepare Instructions for the deegates 70 ,ne
National Convention OF IaIors UNIONS III Dai'i
more next month
EXAGGERATED REPORTS OF YELLOW fhVEh.
Reports came from Havana week ago that yei-
low fever wa prevalent aud unusually fatal Cap
tain Rettig OF the steamer CITY OF washington,
which arrived yesterday said: Inc reports
about yellow fever at Havana are greatly e.h s.s
geratcd The city is freer OF me epaneni'0 '"''
season than ever knew 1t to be pe1ore'
sorTuERN MELODIES by SIDEWALK SINGER
A vounc colored woman astonlsned some oi inc
residents of Irving-place last night: She sang
seyeral old hloned Southern melodies with the
sidewalk for platform, piayeu al rn,voydaJ hv
rutar as an Accompaniment. ana was rewaIuou Wy
q shower of pennies at several points on her TOUR
DEATH AT ONE HUNDRED AND SIX
DR. w A. James, of No. 4l5 Grand-st yesterday
sent 10 the Bureau If VITAL statistics certlncae
Stating that Joseph SchGlum bad died on Wednes-
dav' at No. 50 Pitt-st.. at the age OF lO6 years.
SchuInm'e death was caused by dlarrlpi. lie was
a IiehTew born III Germany, and had ilved IN inns
city thirty -nne years.
MORE ENDOWED BEDS WANTED ,
Sixty beds at the Health Home OF the New iork
Ch;ldren's AID Society, at West Coney Island, are
Kent occupied with sick children too young 10 pe
sent from home without their mother. Every Mon
day and Wednesday morning an agent OF the
society takes parties OF tese c,, r nas
he made at the Sick Chdren's Mission" NO. ZId
Uenry-st Subscriptions should be sent TO the
office No "a st. Marks-pace.
FUNERAL OF JOSEPH 8. LowREY.
Tie funeral of Joseph 5, Lowrey, formerly presl-
ae,t Of ths Fifth Avenue Bank, was held yesterday
In the Vest PRESBYTERIAN Church In f0rty-second-
at. The Rev. DIR. Paxton, conducting the services
legations were present frem the Hanover fire
Insurance Company. the Missouri and Pacihc and
road Companies the Chamber OF Commerce, and
tSe fInion League Club. There were no pail
Hearers Tie body was taken to Newark fol
burial.