New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
HOMER NEWS.
NETWORK CITY


A poorly dressed young man, who was drunk ana
dripping wet, entered the East Eighty eighhst police
station early yesterday morning and SAID he had tried
to drown himself at East Eighty ninth-St, but ha1
failed lie couldn't sink after jumping into the river
he said. His name was Rudolph Scholtz and he had
no home. The police locked him up
Frederick 0ttner who had a shoe shop at No. 504
Fifth-st. shot himself yesterday with cheap revolver
For several years he had suffered from consumption
and physicians recently told him that he could not
live much longer His business was falling, TOO, ana
he worried about the future Of his wife and SIX emil
dren lie belonged 10 several German benevolent 30
cieties and his life was insured for $1,000.
Mrs. Marie Lutz, who was shot by her husband be
fore he killed himself at No. Do Clntonst. on Friday
was getting along surprisingly well in bellevue nos
pital Yesterday and the surgeons said she might pos
siblv recover. Her daughter Rosa and her baby
Emily Pauline. were with her. Arrangements were
made by the Hungarian society 10 bury the body OF
Lutz.
Prince Kaneklci, the japanese juggler. and ian'
Hoe the magician, furnishing light and pleasing
| programme at the Eden Musce, which Is one OF the
few amusement resorts now open in the city.
The seventeenth Ward branch Of the st. PatrcNs
Alliance of America had its annual picnic ana enter
tainment YESTERDAY afternoon in Suffers Harlem River
Park one hundred and-twcnty scventh-st ana second
ave.
The funeral of Thomas b. Tappcn, president OF the
Harlem savings Bank took place yesterday afternoon
at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. in East one
hundred and GhtcenthSt. The body VIII be burleo 10
day in Greenwood Cemetery.
The West side Fishing Club held no meeting last
night II was learned from member Of the or
anizatior that there was some talk of holding meet
ing next Thursday but that certain time had been
fixed.
samuel Kreiser, the auconcer, sailed on the French
Line steamship La Bourgognc yesterday. lie VIII
make an extended tour through Europe.
The proceeds of the annual games Of the Goth Res
ment on Independence Day amounted to more thah
~ 200 and Will be applied to the kcgimcntal Fund
The Missionary sisters of the sacred Heart have
houcht from the Jesuits their property at West Park
~ w. where they Will establish an orphan asylum an"
industrial school for italian children.
The members of the reEimental band of the 60th
Regiment presented yesterday their leader Professor
William Baync a silver claronet with gold Keys as a
token of their esteem for him.
The captain of the sailing ship Lansing which came
into port yesterday, reported passing loo enormous
lcebergs the trip out from Dundee
Captain Nisbett of the Newlork Bicycle Club, has
called a clubIun TO Long Branch and Red Bank for
July 10.
The United States Labor Inspectors at the Barge
Onicc are keeping d close watch on the arriving I'M
migrants Just now 10 see that no cloaknakers uhoer
contract 10 work here are allowed 10 land.
The new elevated passagcWay built acioss Westst'
NJ Rcctor-st by the Central Railroad of NcwJcrsey
will enable passengers 10 cross the street without thc
Inconvenience and danger hitherto attending them.
The headquarters Of the Children's Library Assoca
ton is at No. $50 Seventhave. The address OF inc
secretary, VI. o. Ezekiel, Is No. 1@' East Esh'I -So'
entlst.
report published yesterday afternoon mat TIC
bic tug International Of the Rcd star Line from Pha
dcInhia tn BOSTON, with two barGcs in tow. had been
in collision OF Barnegat with tramp steamer ana
that the tug and its crew Of seventeen men had prob
ably been lost. This not true Is tho tug passed
Chatham yesterday morning.