New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-30
NETWORK CITY.

The White Star Line received permission yes'ei-
day to land passengers at their pier.
Two cases of prostration by the heat were re-
ported by the police in this city yesterday
John Horn Bohemian, committed suiciuo yes
tcrday at No 81 East Fifty fourth-st.
The United States steamer Swatara. COMMANDER
Wiltse. from Aspinwall, reach he'd here yesterday
She left Key West last Saturday.
The Beard of Ordnance met Yesterday u, I q, inc
Army Buiiding in West HOuston-st., 20 examine
Ueutenanfs OF the line who havo appiied ior u"As
far to the Ordnance Department.
Plans were filed ut the Bureau of Buildings yes
terday for dwelling which ogden NILS 70 and
erect the outheast corner Oh L ii'u-"No' ""O
Sixty -ninth-St. 10 cost SoO,OOO.
PROTESTING AGNN.T LIQUOR sHor; W.,
The Rey. Dr. Henry M'ttet, OF No; ~ H Mes.
Communion. has submitted protest TO the Board
of Excise against the granting OF license 10 NV
liquor shop at SiYth-aye. and lwenty-hrSt-S'' ihc
Board will give HIM hearing.
FEARFUL OVER SUPPOSED CHOLERA.
Louis Kansalblun. his wife Lena, thelr d;ingh,er
Sarah and Their nephew Francis Martin an nv inI
IN the tenement house No. os No''-s, s s,,,
on Tuesday night from the effects OF nnripe iiu, ,
and the mel sllbors thought that the cholera hah
broken out in the hous. An ambulance surgeon
said that the fears were grouudiess'
GroEGE T. HoPE BURIED
The funeral Of George I. HOPE, former prcsl-
dent of tbc Continental Insurance Company,
who died on Monday night took place YESTERDAY
HuIi mas. or Of the Grccnv God Baptist Church, of
,rhicb Wr iIone was a member conducted the ser
vices. A delegation from the Ncw-1oiH D'aiu VI
Underwriters was present.
MONEY FOR CUSTOM HOUSE EMPLOYEES.
Collector uedden SAID yesterday that he was III
negotiation with several firms downtown, among
of lers that Of Drexc Morgan ~ Co., 10 procure mn
advancement of the salaries OF the Cnstom House
employees on the risk 81 Congress reminding thc
money thus advanced but he had nothing hAed
definitely. and the statement that Drexcl. Morgan
x Co. had advanced me hccucu Iuhus P"oi'S"cu
Yesterday was untrue.
Nrw PIER OF THE sToNINGTOS IINf.
The eaborat.!y well-appointed pier OF the lninan
Steamship Line, block above CanaI-sI on '1 ~,
auothcr line for 500 900. has been secured by the
Stonington Steamboat Lane, which VIII take pos
session of IT on Monday ana oeglh Iunn 1n III
boats from there. The per IL new NO. 30. aud
lent TO all surface and elevated roads from
all parts OF the city.
FEDERAL Troops AND THE STATE cAur;.
Rcnnrts were published Yesterday that all the
Federal troops stationed in Newly ,rk state would
60 into camp at PrckskIl VIXEN the 22d Regiment
should return 10 New-YOrk. Inquiries about tho
truth of this report were made yesterday M N"v-
ernor's Island. II was learned that II IL proposed
that the companies stationed in Newly ork liarbor
should 60 to pccksll three at time; for rifle p9c-
ticr Nothing definite. however, has heen de-
tcrmincd Permission has been asked OF the state
authorities TO use the state camping grounds, but
no answer has been received.
FOLLOWING BrEGL,R FROM POUGnKrrrsIE.
The house of William Smile, a Wall street
banker at Poughke"psi' was entered on last sat
nrday night during the absence If the proprietor
and his family in Penusvvania. by Mason GRAY;
and iewerv wearing apparel etc. worth several
hundred dollars were stolen. Mason wa seen
leaving the place aud an officer chased him nine
miles along the railroad track hut he escaped.
Relieving that he came TO tins CITY the officer toll
lowed aud gave n description OF him To- pfhccr
Grosjean. Of the Fourteenth Precinct. On tuesday
nicht ON the Bowerv. the officer arrested him.
Forty pawn tickets were found for diamonds, etc
lie pleaded not gully Yesterday at the lomos but
was handed over to an oiic.r from Poughkecpsle by
Justice Smith.