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


NETWORK CITY.
r. H. Macy Co. will close their store at noon
on Saturdays during July and August.
large number Of awards the bids for Indian
supplies have been made but It Will probably be
fortnight before all the bids acted upon. The
awards have been made for wagons, crocRery ana
lamps, saddles and harness hats and caps, boots
and Shoes groceries. beef pork, wheat oats and hard
broad.
Colonel Locke W. Winchester who has been serious
ly Ill and confined to his bed for fortnight past
with rheumatism, Is slowly Improving.
One of the artificial figures placed in the fore
ground OF Phlppeteauxs Battle of Gettysburg be-
came looscned In some way yesterday and rolled
down incline at time when there were numOeT
Of spectators in tho Cyclorama This unexpected
movement of the apparently dead body OF Union
soldier was nothing short of startling and many OF
the ladies among the spectators, already wrought
up to a high pitch by the realism of the scenes de-
pcted by Phlippotcaux's brush, screamed loudly.
Lyman II. Low, librarian of tho American Nums-
matte and Archaeological Society, sailed for Europe
on Saturday the Aurania, In his absence he Will
attend tho great coin collection sale at London, be-
ginning on Juno IT, and also sale to BIO held at
Frankfort
Tho Board of Managers OF the Produce Exchange
yesterday suspended Leon Margules for thirty days
for making contracts the representative Of W. NJ.
Tewkesbury after notice had been given that Mr..
TewkeSbury had representative the floor OF the
Exchange
The popularity OF the Vcnncso lady fenceS at the
Eden Musee has induced the management to extend
their engagement for short time such brilliant
fencing has rarely been In this country as Is
done by the pretty Viennese. The Musee Is par
ticularly pleasant at this season of the year.
The voting on the question of the Saturday half
holiday in the Produce Exchange resulted in
majority Of 3l2 ballots in favor Of tho holiday out
of a total of 946 cast
The Wclsbach Incandescent Light Company gave
exhibition OF its new lighting system to representa-
tves of the press yesterday afternoon at No IL West
Twenty -seventh-st
Prince Roland Bonaparto and his secretary Colonel
Beauvoir called at Mayor Hewtts office yesterday.
The Mayor out.
Tho Barnard Literary Association Of Columbia Col
lego will hold a graduate meeting In Hamilton Hall
to- morrow night. Addresses will be delivered by
some of the founders Of the association.
Twenty more students matriculated at Columbia
College yesterday, making a total Of 1875 who have
applied for admission to the School Of Arts far
this week.
The examination Of candidates for admission to the
Normal College Will end to-day. There are 1,loO
Candidates this year, increase Of nearly 100
June IS.
The property on the south side Of Seventy seventh
st., east Of Ninthave., l0o.4xl10lO. was sold
yesterday by George ]. Cohen to Bernard S. Levy
for 100000.
The schoolship St. Mary's, which recently sailed
from Newport on her summer cruise, arrived sun
day at Southampton, her In good health.
Collector Masone has referred to Washington the
question whether DR.. j. b. Healy, of New-Havcn,
pay duty the steam yaeht Nautilus, which
he purchased In Canada The vessel, which once
belonged to the Marquis Of Lorne, was seized at
Whitehall, n. Y, and now lies at Brooklyn pier
A boy living in Thlrd-st, near Avenue B. and
two women from one house in Henryst were re-
moved yesterday to North Brother Island, sick with
smallpox.
Jacob Gabc, driver Of brewery wagon. was re-
manded by Justice Murray, in the Yorkvne Police
Court yesterday morning, On suspicion OF being the
man whose vehicle ran over and killed Isaac Hills.
age six, Of No. o26 Vest sixty-scvcnthst, at Sixty
third-st and Tenth-ave., Monday
Michael ]. Kecler, who said he was an architect.
and at one time A. T. Stewards secretary, and who
was arrested Monday night for breaking window In
cab, was yesterday held in the Tombs Court on a
charge of malicious mischief
James Shea, known around the City Hall as the
Adcrmens boothlack held In 81 500 bail yester-
day Jefferson Market Court the charge of steal
Ing silk worth 5000 from express wagon during
the Italian parade on Monday.
Dispatches received from Jay Gould yesterday
stated that he would spend day two at Manitou
Springs before leaving Colorado for homo. His
heath was represented to be much improved by his
trip.
The funeral OF Dudley NJ. Mills, who died last
Saturday, took place yesterday at his home, No. $50
Grandst The burial was at Springfield, n. J.