New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20
NETWORK CITY.

Mayor Hewitt's plan OF campaign IN alo Oh " W.
HART the boycotted foreman, went on with "ohuer
f,l success yesterday. The amount received SO lar
Is 81 81 90
Tho output OF copper from nine Lake Superior mines
for the first half Of this year was 24,531 TONS equa
TO 3775O,OoO pounds Of refined copper
william W. Evans, superintendent OF the Grant 10
comotive Works, at Paterson, y. j., said yeseruiS
that the statements attributed to him that the wors
would probably shut down for good, and that thcy
could not longer continue against ruinous comPttion
wcre incorrect He said that such had been inc
opinion among some and that It was entirely gra'u
tous and probably grew out OF tho fact that inc
COMPANY have had in contemplation for some time
tho removal OF the works, probably to the "est'
The funeral of John Jacobus took place yesterday
at his home, No 20 st. Marks place, anu was a"
tended by largo number Of friends Tho service was
conducted by the Rev. Or. George Alexander Oh INC
University Place Presbyterian Church.
Tho military organization known the First New
York Uussars is commanded by Horace j. Brooches,
with H. s. Iselln and Frank Halpin as first ana
second eutenans, respectively. The lieutenants arc
new officers OF the organization
Le poutilllcr Brothers. Of Twenty thirdst., in adj
diton TO closing on Saturdays at l p m until Sep
iembcr 2 VIII also close their store on other week
days at p. m.
The liabilities OF Seligman. May & Co.. merchant
talors at 40. $40 Broadway. who recently mado IN
assignment TO Richard s Newcombe, were fled yes
terday The liabilities are 1870 81 Qnclndins con-
tinrent liabilities Of SGO.s67 So, the nominal assets
are s4o3719 - and the actual assets, s34s g.
Tho managers Of the santarum for Hebrew Chill
dren have received subscriptions amounting to So3''
An excursion Is TO be given on July o. the expenses
Of which arc to be betrayed by lady who has borne
the expense OF similar excursions for several years.
and who does not wish her name known
Lineman George Reed Of Police Headquarters, who
saved a bow from drowning at Pier A, North River
lately received silver medal from the Life saving
Benevolent Association yesterday.
F. V, Newark, and Ely Ward, IT,, Drooklyn-
Answers correct
Henry r. Simmons, the New-York bookkeeper who
was arrested in Philadelphia on Wednesday, on
charge of cmbezzemcnt. VIII be brought back to this
city as soon as the requlsiion papers be procured
simmons was formerly in tho employ Of Thomas
Hoops a butcher, who lives at the Chelsea apartment
bouse in West Tweny-t hird-s lie had charge Of the
store POOLS.
Deputy Coroner O'Meagher made an autopsy yester-
day on tho body of John Bowman Cummings, the
former civil engineer, who died in Bowcry lodging
house on wednesday like miserable outcast The
fact was established that Cummings died Of consump-
ton.
Nelson H. Coylcndau, fa;her-inaw Of the abscond'
ing book keeper, Van Loan. of the Second National
Bank yesterday gave up all hope of getting ball. and
to Jail
Leopold Klingsteln driver for the F. & NJ schaefer
Brewing Company, of NewYork, was so severely
beaten by Andrew Brogan, truckman, on WedneS-
day. in a quarrel that he may die. Brogan was
arrested and IS held await the result OF hlingstenS
injuries