New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
NETWORK CITY.

The Massachusetts, Press Association, on their way
to Asbury Park, will make the Broadway Central
Hotel their headquarters tomorrow, and the New
York Press Association on Monday.
The Young Mems Institute will have outing on
July al Navesnk Highlands
The Rev Dr. Palmer S Hubert will speak at the
Young Mems Institute. No. 222 Bowery. at p. m
tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. James Chambers. OF Calvary
Presbyterian Church. in West Observation-Disclosures
feminist. Will preach tomorrow morning on "Ofi-
c.al Corruption in New-York."
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. r. Alfred, who was
recently detached from the trainng-ship Minnesota
al this port. and ordered to the Pinta, at sitka
Alaska. has had his orders modified and secured a
months ,eave Of absence.
T. V Powder.y Will discuss at Prohibition Park
Staten Island. at p. m. tomorrow the subject OF
Labor and Some Of Its Deadest Foes" in which
he will give his views the recent great Goa.
strike in PENNSYLVANIA, and the Pullman car and
railroad strike in Chicago and the West.
Arthur McMul.in. clerk OF the Board OF Educa-
ton has received a cable dispatch from Lieutenant
Commander ". L. Field, dated Gibraltar. June 28
saying that the schooshD ST. Marys had arrived
there. and tina; everybody on board was well.
The O!d Dominion steamer Guyandotte grounded
on the Romer Shoals yesterday morning, as she
was coming in through the Swash Channe.. She
pier.
Among the passengers on the steamer Cienfuegos,
which arrived here last evening from Nassau, y. P,
were Sir Ambrose Shea. Governor OF the Bahamas
and his wife. They are on their way England
A. Neville Chamberlain, son OF Joseph Chamber
lain. was also board
The mate and nine seamen OF the Norwegian bark
Osteraa. which wrecked on reef off Caicos on
June T. came to port last evening on the steamer
Tirl Isla nd
in their own boat. The captain. L. Larsen. re-
NAMED at Turks Island. and sent the crew 10 New
York by way Of Nassau. The Oseraa Was laden
with logwood, and was bound from Cape Hayti to
Riga. Russia.
The New-York Letter Carriers Association. to the
number Of 500 with its band, paraded in Broad
way yesterday afternoon. after which the band
serenaded Postmaster Dayton in the Postoffce
Building He responded with A short speech
William spooner. thirteen years cd, Of No. 3i3
East Northumberland fourteenth-st, and Ernest
Buckner thirteen years old. Of No 1877 East One
hundred and fourteenth-s. yesterday given TO
the care Of the Gerry society. pending an inquest
on the death Of Samuel Costrello, little boy whom
they are charged with having pushed into the East
River and drowned last Monday.
The steamers OF the Morgan Line. running be-
tween this port and NewOrleans. have been sent to
Cuban ports in the last week after cargoes OF sugar
Stephen V. Moers. wine commission merchant at
No l08 Broad-s:.. while cleaning his windows yes
erday afternoon fell 10 the street and was instantly
killed. Moes was a German. sixty-fve years old.
The Rev. DR.. Peter Stryker viii. by request. preach
a sermon in the Thir,y-fourth Street Reformed
Church tomorrow morning, answering the ques-
ton: What Can We Do for the Protection of
American Inst!tutionsT
The fourth annual excursion OF the Boys Quo.
No l25 St. Marks Place 10 Sylvan Beach. Will be
held on July 8.