New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
NETWORK CITY.


Cappa musical festival. Brighton Beach.
NETWORK CITY.
The National Steamship Line yesterday. asked
Collector Hedden Tor permission 10 lahd It's pas
sengers at the company'h per hereafter.
J. X Loesch n storage passenger on the steam
snip RhynlaDd. which arrived from Antwerp yes,
tcrlav, committed suicide by jumping overheard
at sea Oh August IL.
MAILS FOR CHINA AM JAPAN.
The steamer CITY Of New York arryed at san
Francisco August ~ with mails from~China ana
Japan due 10 arrive ZIP New iOrL Tor hfst cAiIlers
deiivcry, Tuesday. September l.
The schedules OF Frank ;. Belton, petroleum
broker hed yesterday. nve his liabilities as 49,
2l5 00 nominal dsseta, Si7,O22 %; actual assets
$i,J96 "a
DID WITHOUT MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
Elizabeth McGhnn. a young dressmaker became
i'll suddenly at No 1876 Eloridge-st- yesterday ami
died without medical attendance; lhr p0hce sent
word TO a coroner to investigate her death.
CONTRIBUTION TO THE CONscifScr FUND.
Thomas G.. Acton, Assistant reasnrer OF the
Uuiedsstates, recently received Sy oU W1 Wash
ing on to the credit of the conscience fund.- lhe
letter and It's contents we're forwarded promptly.
BIDS FOR CITY WATER STICK.
The Civ Controller will to-day open bids Tor
81 600 900 additional water stock he principal
is payable on October i, lOo4 win interest ~ %
per cent per annum. IL il exempt from cny taxa
ton. Bids will 10 received ior tne slock III sums
Of 81 600 or more.
4 SCHOONER cAPsIzED nv A cATrLE-DoAT.
The ferryboat Newark which is used az cattle
boat, into schooner on the bhtlers apo ,ie
| D. m. yes crday, and struck her with surh Ioroo
on the arbOard side "a 10 capsule her. ne crew
of the schooner i've In all, were rescued ny tho
ferry boat
CANAL MEN TO ORGANIZE.
A meeting Of the permanent Executive Commit
tee appointed by the Canal Conference NJ uue9
will be held IN the r"ons of the Board oil trade ana
Transportation at No. 80 Ltberty-sIDekt " edhe'-
day treasurer will be elected. an address 10 nae
people issued, and plan Tor district organization
perfected.
DID NOT KNOW WHO SHOT MN.
The police Of the twelfth Precinct Yesterday
found Luciano DE Geolio. an Italian labnrer. age
| lwenty- hrce, suffering from serious shot wound
n his lett eye az ms nome ~ ,ma ve,.st lie
said he could not tell who shot hun, and The ponce
sent him to the Ninety-nInth Street Hospital
ANXIOUS PoR WORK.
A RaxtAr-gt shODkccper advertised Tor strong
| boy as porter with wages at % % per week, a
| number OF men of middle age called aud tred 10
get the place. They said they would accept work
| NJ almost any price. man who had once 0een
| bookkeeper with a salary Of $500 year IN TINS
| city was glad 10 earn % cents yesterday by put
ting IN ton OF coal.
HRw BuIIDINGs TO Nv ERECTED.
| Daniel i. McElroy, of No. 24G Lcxington-ave,
| Yesterday filed plans at the iureau OF Buildings
for seven-story aat-house a Nos. l,f24 aud l'426
Broadway which will be Ieproot and y sno c oSo
| eacb. are TO be built by Charles II. Lindsey IN
| seventy-eiqhth-st- between Ninth and Tenth ayes.
TO BE sENT BACK TO SWITZERLAND.
| Commissioner Osborn yesterday held Tor eI-
| Tradition George Vogeisangcr, who was formerly
| the town clerk at Beggln1en, Switzerland, and
was charged with forging mortsges and other docu-
| ments similar TO those intrustod to him. ne
| amount OF his alleged peculatious IL large ana no
has az times shown disposition 10 commit suicide
| rather than return 10 Switzerland.
GETTING THE CABLE ROAD READY.
The employees of the Tenth Avenue Gable Road
c %i5S 0" Which '' was laid on u" tuesday.
and getting 1t ready for operation. Inc
road was not ready tor tho trial last evehin s
| and Superintendent Robinson said that there are
still number of details to be made ready. IL u IN
tended 20 make the trial trip Friday or Saturday
so as to open the read 10 the public .on Monday IL
possible.
TUE MARQUIS DE MORE| CATTLE. go
| Six railway cars loaded with the Montana cattle
| sent by tue Marquis de Mores from Medora arrived
| at the stockyards yesterday. They were the hIst
| nstalment that has been sent TO Ncw-fork from
MedOra The lot was consigned to swift Brothers
n Company The shipments have been made here
tofore by the MARQUIS to Ghea f There were aaI
about the average of Texan beef. which is coarser
than Eastern beef The consignment brought from
5 TO cents pound.
JUDGE KrLLY's EAST SIDE EXCURSION,
The seventh complimentary excursion by Judge
Kelly given 10 the women and children of the East
Side will take place on September 3. The tickets
were printed Yesterday each admitting one mother
and three childred, aud were placed in the
hands of 100 residents of the East Side 10 be dIs-
trbuted -as they think fit. there will be seven
barQes and three steamers and NJ ~ expected that
10 900 people will be taken UP the Hudson TO
Alpine Grove TO enjoy themselves for the day.
AN INSTRUCTIVE PRESENT.
Tho museum department Of tho Maritime TX
| change received "A valuable contribution yesterday
consisting of ifo-savinR gun. such as IL used al
| the coast stations for passing lifeline 10 =
| stranded OF otherwise disabled vessel. The bolt
| and line vita all ingenious rack from which the
| line can pay out without becoming kmked or en-
| tangled together with books describing tho man.
| agement of the gun, accompanied the gilt. Inc
g1yer n Walter X. L. Jones' secretary OF the New
York Shipmasters' Association.
| SHALL RAGS LANDED FROM THE FiffPPoi
| The Quarantine Commissioners met yesterday u
consider the appeal of DoCastro IL 90. from Health
Officer Smiths decision refusing to permit cargo
| of rags 10 be landed from the bark Fiippo with
| out disIrfectiou. Briefs were submitted by Elm
| STEM Dyett & Co., counsel for DeCastro o. Co..
protesting against DIR. smiths decision. The mat
| trwas considered TO be one OF such great import
health Of the port, that the Commissioners post
! poned their decision till to-day.
THE DRAINAGE or BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
II was reported yesterday that twenty persons
1 employed as burscs and helpers In Bellevue Hos
, ptal were Ill from the effects of sewer gas whcl
has been permitted TO enter some Of the ward
' | In the building. Several Of the inmates were sat
4 10 be suffering from typhoid malarial fever. /
4 the offices of the Health Department 10 was sat
that no reports OF trouble from sewer gas in th
hospital had been received through official chan