New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
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phenomenon. CoIey's constituents VII u'tl"SEocS
10 the City Hall TO the greatness thrust upon hm'
william J. Gaynor sailed for Europe last week OIL
the TeuOnic. Mr. Gaynor Is rapidly becoming one OF
the leading members of the bar Of the city, ana his
services are called for in many important cases lie
Is among the ten twelve Brooklyn lawyers whose
income from their practice Is represented by more tha
four figures. Mr. Gaynor began his professional
career 40 a reporter on 1.-THE Brooklyn Argus
Among the officers Of the state Leagne OF Kepuo;;
the Broollyn Young Republican Club, and Georgc
Kenneth elpresidcnt OF the Federal Republican Club
They will both attend the meeting OF the state League
expected that some effective measures VIII DC tin
% ad In f1e election of Kepnbcar Congressman ana
Asscmblymen. n
4 prominent resident Of the city suggests mat the
influence which Acting superintendent Aneurlh Jones
exercises over the Park ;soBers and Others who
come in contact with him and who are seeking 70
whitcwash his badly backened reputation !, hEphotr
and that he has simply hypnotized those who see Only
good In his actions and indulge in cxtravagan adula
lion OF him laudation OF what he has done IN Pros
pect Park. where the rural character Of the plac. Is
largely destroyed already By the absurd effort to make
Keep little children from the turf aud the free ana I'M
restricted OF the Park to which people have been
regulations. Meanwhile Jones sits serene In his
castle and calmly says that he never reads The news
The stoppage Of the supply OF brick win have. a
disa ,trous effect upon the building operations IN VIZ
cIty and II l. estimated that from 10000 to 10000
men will be ont Of work II no brick Il furnished Tor
week. \ large number o. new buildings are going up
representing the expenditure Of millions OF dollars
The dry goods store Of 5. Wcchslcr Brother. the Ger
mania Rank building the Real Estate Exchange. the
new Tahernaclc, and the Riding aud Driving cub
house some Of the more IMPORTANT a doL. y
churches are building or being RENTED HUNDREDS OF
houses and hats going up ana great hiiiOcFs VI
permits for new structure are granted weekly Inc
lack Of brick would far more discomfort ana an
noyance I'm BROOKLYN than the tieup Of the Vanderbilt
railroad system.
Michael j. Dady, formerly superintendent OF Federal
buildings delegate Ia Republican National aud state
conventions and one OF the most active Republicans
I'm the Fourth Ward has removed t. the Third warn
and has been admitted 70 membership IN Tue ihru
Ward Republican Association. lie VIII probably play
All important part In the political actviueS OF uS
par. 81 TIE city. . ,.
Grant Post g. 4. r.. has presented 10 the directors
of the Union Ferry Company a Handsomely engrOsHed
memorial In recognition Of the courtesy OF the company
In supplying free transportation BY ferryboat u mo
member, Of fhc post from BROOKLYN 20 riverside on
Decoration Day each year on Nhy 10 last UoVTInvr
tlgcr and Governor TN iiIe guests nj the Post
and accompanied the members % General Grant tonO'
since tho company gave the OF boat o. the veter
ans ne management has entirely changed, ana INC
directors who received the memorial ana accompanying
resolutions had nothing 10 do with the matter 81 SHOW
ing flvoS b. the POST. The members OF The tost arc
aux l0us that General Grants BODY shOd not Dc "
moved nom New. York. - . o,,.n
DR. storrs who Il spending the summer az sheHcr
Island Heights. where he IN. cottage 70 ~ one VI
Thursday OF the 250ih anniversary OF the settle
nlcnt Of tho town. DR.. SOrrS has MY been scIect
ed for this pleasing duty. as his great srAi!oiater
the Rev John StOrra. was pastor ~ soh,lola
I'm the last century DR.. Sorrs IS the fourth In drcc
lnc OF Congregational ministers: ana the nitu Drais
The name Of Richard Sater. lie has no son. Dnt
son ln-law IN the ministry. A., ~, q, .
The twentieth Ward Republican Association Iad u,
week by ninety nine and there were hfty ak appca
tlons for admission Resolutions IN hohor o. c
General Iohn C. Fremont offered by tinted Str,'
District Attorney Johnson. and UNANIMOUSLY '""i'eu