New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
NETWORK CITY.


A sn4sk,thief stole a coat belonging to Frederick
w. Beatiy yesterday from his Office at No lo9
Wirham-st. In the pocket OF the coat were sn'l2o
In bills and 1920 checks. The thief evidently fol-
lowed Mr.. Beatty from the bank
CaptainrKerr, of the Goth Regiment and his COM
pany VIII take part in the parade of frenchmcn 10
morrow in celebration of the fan of the BaStlle
Morris S. Wise who Will sail on the saale on
Wednesday, the representative of the Treasury DC
partnent and the New-York Board of Trade at the
International Congress which meets in Paris on
August 5, was entertained at a farewell dinner on
Friday afternoon the Cafe savarn. by some OF his
professional and business friends.
James.st lodging house offers " free drink Of
whiskey or beer each morning. as an inducemeht 10
secure weekly dodgers who Will pay 81 per week.
Msdison.st barroOm offers as an inducement 10 early
tmbihers cup of coffee and sandwich free IN the
mornings.
man. who registered at the Occidental Hotel late
on Thursday night Carl Myers. Of Goshen. was
found dead in his bed yesterday morning. An In
vestigahon made by Coroner MESSENGER showed that
he had died from apoploxy. lie was about ffty-fve
years old
General ,Tmmons Clark received yesterday from the
State Department the formal announcement Of his
appointment as United States Consul at Havre and
all the official documents relating thereto. He viii
prepare bond Monday, and Will at once forward
it 10 Washington for approval.
Chester W. Chaplin, of the schooncr-yacht Yampa,
which arrived yesterday from Havre. reports that
Yesterday the Tampa passed the wreck of schooner,
eighteen miles east by south from Sandy Hook Light
house.
Still another iceberg story reported yesterday.
This came from the steamer Nebraska which encoun-
tered an ceeld Monday latitude a. :o4, longitude
AZ 81. Two hours later an iceberg was sighted.
Alfred C. Lathrop, who removed from the
Office of Assistant Postal Note Agent at New-Hork on
Friday could not be yesterday. as he is travelling
in the South for his health. He received months
leave of absence on June g. which has been extended
another MONTH At present he is supposed 10 be in
VicksburS. Miss.
Among the songs which will be sung by Edison's
perfected pbonograph at the Battle Of Gettysburg
tomorrow will be The Girl With the Laughing Eyes
as sung with great throughout the West during
the last season by Miss Camille Cleveland. The phono-
ersph will also inquire vocally Where Did You Get
That Hat?'
There will be a special programme OF musical So
,ec+ions at the Eden Musec this afternoon and even
ing Figures Of sullivan and Kilran viii be placed
on exhibition this week. They viii be of hfe-si2e'
and viii be displayed in regulation prze-rng oeing
q correct reproduction of tie scene ar Richburg fom
sketches furnished to the Musec. The reduced raj"
of admission IS in force today.
Receipts for the use Of Croton water last week
Marshal. $50 collected. S1,o14 20.
]. T. Swift. graduate of Yale. who has recently
returned from TOXIC Japan where he has established
japanese Young Mems Christian Association. VIII
address young men in Association Hail. at twenty
third-st and Fourh-av this afternoon
The Ship Mcleod, which arrived yesterday from
Glasgow, reported that on June % I'm longitude a.,
She passed four large cebergs and one small one being
compelled 10 keep tho southeast for four hours to
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length.
INSPECTOR Alexander S. Williams returned yester-
day from his vacation most of which he spent in a
cruise on his yacht Eleanor to his former home in
Nova Scotia.
Engine Company No. So has been organized and
began work Yesterday No. 120 West Eighty -third-st
Michael j. Mcnamara IS foreman, and Patrick H.
O'Reilly assistant foreman
Louis Hall. of the sophomore class at Harvard
living Fordham came TO the city 20 rest after his
long bicycle ride from college to his homo. lie was
ten days on the way. having made several rests and
travelled $50 miles in all His greatest ride on any
one day was little over fifty miles.
Henry Loose, sxty-nine years DID, a German tailor,
living on the top floor OF the rear house No 6l9 East
Thirtecntst committed suicide yesterday by hanging
himself from transOm in his bedroom Loose was a
widower and lived alone. lie had been sick for the
last three months, and had become Respondent
The steamer Mccullough arrived in port yesterday.
II is announced that her VIII DO changed to sea
Lion and that she has been bought by agents Of
Legtme To- become part Of his navy. Charles
Preston the Haytan Consul, denies that this report
is true.
Colonel North, the South American nitrate king
and his party sailed for Europe yesterday on the
5ervia.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts
10 SAC 500 So
joseph Pickard for the last eight years district
superintendent in the Department OF Street Cleaning
was yesterday uroipoted TO the position of super
intendent of tugs and scOws, succeeding Captain
Charles W. Kennedy formerly Of the steamship Britain
MIC who resigned.