New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
NETWORK CITY.


Long Branch, and until the pier company has enough
aontb ~ water for tho safe handling of steamers
the Iron Steamboats, will not run. Probably 3,ooo
neono would have gone to Long Branch on inc
Fourth by these boats II they had been running.
cantaln Reilly. OF the Nineteenth Precinct, and his
family will 60 to Ulster County to-day for vaca
ton
The last section Of the Irish brigade contingent TO
Gettysburg returned to the city last evening
John J. Bean Is organizing Young Mems Cam
pagn Club to work for the Presidential nominees vi
the United Labor party.
Tho sale of tickets for the Goth Regiment pdcn'c'
Jones's Wood July 4, realized over $1,000.
Tho Executive Committee Of the Normal College
Trustees held its first meeting and was organized yes
,crdav The committee consists Of Trustees Wood,
pnrdy. Galloway, sclgman, Guggenbeimer, Mrs
Agnew. Crazy Holt and President Hunter.
Hiram II. Warren, the Philadelphia lettercarrer
who surronderd himself TO the police OK this Guy on
Wednesday, was taken before commissioner hch'
cocl, Yesterday. lie acknowledged that he was the
man who was arrested in Philadelphia on charge OF
stealing from the mails and who escaped from inc
officer who was taking him to jail. Judge Brown
granted a warrant Of removal, and warren was 'aHeh
TO Philadelphia in the afternoon.
John F. Norton age forty a member OF the NVlth
Assembly District Tammany Hall Commiaee, dicd
on Wednesday night at his home. No. 2O2 Last I"eh-
tieth-st
Annie Ward an immigrant who arrived here from
Glasgow on tho Anchor Line steamer Furneesa, vi
June o5 having through ticket to Philaheiphla' IN
which city she has relatives, Is missing
Dcputy Collector McClennand. who is In charge OF
the Custom House during the Collectors absence Ill
Wasbington yesterday received from President Ccve
land personal check for $50 for the widow OF Johh
II tvbt
lives of several and children on the schooner
James Foori on June g.
f. r. Powers, superintendent OF tho Cotton hx-
ch,noe Yesterday received a dispatch from Hamil-
ton a. Co., of Albany, Georgia, that they hah
ebjpped by express the first bale of cotton received
from this seasons crop.
About os 900 people were taken to Coney Island
on Wednesday by the Iron Steamboats,
Policeman Charles b. Wisely, OF the East E'ghty-
echthst Squad, dismissed from the force Tor IN
toxication Yesterday. POLICEMAN Lincoln T. Chanee
who was guilty of cruelty to a cripple boy recently
vas fined ten days pay and transferred from The
Thirteenth to the Eighth Precinct
At the Southwestern Texas immigration Agency,
No 40 Foulth-ave-, there are on exhibition sperF
mems of stalks OF corn wheat and cotton growing In
the same field at the same tme received ifoni i~ W.
Gregory of san Antonio
reception and dinner will be given at Demonlcos
TO- morrow night in honor Of DR.. Don Antonio Flores
President of Ecuador
James Mccormack the lad accused OF nr1ng the shot
which killed Edward Turner, OF No. 90 west Fifty
srst.st on Wednesday, was remandcd to the care OF
the Coroner BY Justice O'Rely in the Yorkvne Court
| yesterday.
BROOKLYN.
Harrison and Morton Club has been organized
nv the coored voters Of the Eleventh Ward Inc
| officers are: 7. D. Kennedy, president; l. +. Mar
shall vice president: Pierre Henry, secretary; John
A Palmer treasurer; John Irwin, sergeant al arms
General T. T. Tracy had sufficiently recovered yes
| terday TO sit up. .
The Rev Dr. Archibald McCuagh Will spend the
| summer at Lake Waramaug
J. c. D. Rhinehart, father OF Sheriff c. ID. Rhinehart
died on Tuesday. at No OIL Ainsliest at the age OF
seventy four. lie had lived in brooklyn ior thir'y
years. His wife died year ago. Ile LETT son ana
a daughter The funeral Will take place to-day.
Several of the large dry goods houses VIII observe
| the Saturday half-holiday tomorrow.
Bishop Loughn has brought an action to restrain
the city from collecting an assessment OF T"oo Oh inc
property IN SXtl-ayc., near sterling place, "hcre
! work has beer begun new edihce Tor 81. Angus
lines Roman Catholic Church II IS claimed that the
ground had been purchased for ecclesiastical uses be-
fore tho asses smont levied and the ground had
been broken.
A number Of prominent Eastern District Republi
cans called at the Mayors office yesterday TO urge Tho
rcappointmcnt OF Police Justice Naehcr in the Third
| District As the Mayor had not returned from hi
Fourth of July outing, they could not set forth thc
views. number Of Democrats are seeking the place