New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
NETWORK CITY.


The first dance Of the season at Long Beach Hotel
will be given next saturday night As Long beach
and Point Lookout are nearly full of guests there VIII
probably be a large attendance. Dances Will be gwen
every saturday night
The tenth annual exhibition Of oil paintings az ule
art saleric, of the Eden Musee will open on July To-
A number of retail grocers called on Mayor Grant
Yesterday and protested against the signing OF the
ordnance passed by the Board of Aldermen, allowing
procerlcs sold from trucks in the street between
Thirty eighth and Forty second SIS. This is called
sPaady's Market"
yldgc Mart n in General Sessions Court sentenced
YESTERDAY George Is. Bourne formerly doormah Oh
the Forty sevcnthst police station Ia one year III the
penitentiary and pay fine of 500 for tSSauItihg
Mamie TeaIc, ffteen-year-old prisoner
The trial of Henry Rockefeller, first assistant EN-
cinecr of the steamship City of Washington. before
judge benedict. in the United States Circuit Court
for causing the death of ReinholG Sanger, coal
passer on the steamer, was continued yesterday
william Anderson testified for the prosecution ME-
Rockefeller testified IN his behalf The case
Will probably go to the jury today.
street Cleaning Commissioner Beatties squad OF blue
coated made arrests yesterday of
persons who Uttered the streets Ihey were aNen ~
court and fined small sums each.
The Board of Revision and Correction Of Assessments
met Yesterday and after considerable discussion con
red the Tax Assessors report in favor Of spending
S375,77l IL for the Brookavc. sewer.
The Columbia College library seems to be sort
of Mecca for students. Young men from the Uni
versty Of the CITY of NewlOrk, and from the college,
of the City of New-York well as Columbia students
may be found there almost every afternoon III the
summer.
Captain j. +. Hitchcock complained to the Pilot
Commissioners yesterday that the ferryboat Pavonn
deliberately crossed the bows of his sloop yacht on
June % in such way as 10 throw the yacht off her
course and endanger the lives Of her passengers
Captain Hitchcock said that the sloop cleared the
ferI.vboat by only two feet. The complaint was re
ferred TO the local inspectors
At a meeting of the Lincoln League held on Monday
night resolutions in favor OF the Lodge Elecuoh OH
were passed unanimously.
Inspectors Brown and DonOhue seized from Gustav
Stein a passenger on the Fulda which arrived here
Yesterday lot of jewels. The articles seized com
prSed two diamond brooches, two diamond SCARF
pins. one pair Of bracelets. garnet brooch, one
pair OF garnet earrings and garnet necklace.
Quarantine Commissioner George W. Anderson ap-
peaTed at the Tombs Court yesterday morning as com
plsinant against John Gibson broker, of No. ZIP
Broad-st Gibson acted his agent in the charterng
of several barces and he says that while acting as
such Gibson collected $50 and appropriated it TO
his own Gibson put IN general denial ana
was remanded until today
The Board Of Health yesterday amended section
100 of the sanitary Code follows: 80 carts or
wagons shall DC loaded with manure excepting within
the premises and not upon the sidewalk The carts
must be tightly covered and shall not be opened or
unoaded within the city limits excepting by permit
from the Board Of Health"
The Passenger Committee Of the Trunk Line As
ISOLATION will meet Friday and discuss the trouble In
the immigrant clearing house pool
Dr. F. r. Houghton, assistant physician at the
Barge Office. has passed the examination for the
place Of surgeon in the United states Marine Hospital
service
The Board of Education will hold its last session
to-day for the All the routine business OF
the year will be acted and contracts for repairs
in the schools will be approved.
The physicians of the summer corps" last week
visited GOOSE families living in 2,7O3 tenement
houses and prescribed for $50 sick children whose
parents were too poor to provide other medical aid
The Police Board yesterday received letter from
the secretary of the Cotton Exchange complaining
that river thieves have been permitted to steal too
much cotton from lighters lately Inspector Byrnes
will try 10 catch the thieves.
The steamer Finance arrived Yesterday at Sandy
Hook in days and eighteen hours from St. Thomas
which is a remarkably fast trip.
The annual election Of officers for the Godey
Literary society Will take place on Friday at No.
West FOurteenth-st
H. c. Du Val Will sail for Europe to-day on the
City OF Chicago.
The painting Of the main room Of the Cotton En-
change has begun and the thousands Of feet Of scaiold
ing make the place look like the inside Of a huge
cage.
The planting II beans this year exceeds any pre-
vously known, and the crop is reported in prosper
Gus condition. The increased acreage is due 10 The
possible TAX on the foreign grown product
An open air service will be held this evening al
Mot m II. Washington
SQUARE East. AT O'Clock Bishop ThOrbuIS, o
India will preach in the Church at O'Clock.
Patrick Mccain in the Eighth Judicial District
Court Yesterday TO answer 10 charge preferred by
his cN head water at Mount II. Vincent for month
wages Mccain said that he had discharged The
waiter for drunkenness, after offering to pay hin
for the few days he had worked. Decision In tn
case was reserved.