New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
NETWORK CITY.

Tho poerd ~ Harbor Lines gave final hearing yes
teriay morning to the riparian owners along 'o OOi
munipaw and Greenville shores OF New-iorh bay !"
consider plans for the improvement OF the jersey
large number of members Of lodges OF Free Masons
81 this city and Brooklyn will leave the Grand Cen'a
st.non nj rs O'Clock tonight for Utica, TO be present
=. the LAYING Of the cornerstone Of the new Masonic
Home tomorrow
The animal election Of the Cotton Exchange VIII take
nace on June l. and the annual meeting Oh the frou
nee Exchange on May 90. The election VIII take place
later.
The clerks OF the STRENGTHENING Department have
rascd 300 for the family OF John Jefferson the drVer
who was killed on Monday by falling under MS sweep
ing machine.
President Alexander Meakim sent to the Boaro OF i
innate his annual requsition for the expenses Oh o
Exc,se department during the fiscal year ending June
1900 The sum Of S142, s75 is asked for. Inc aP
propriation for the current year was Sl3o'ooo'
The Aldermen yesterday granted the petition OF inc
tt.r Curriers', Association for permission to place ue
statns Of Samuel s. Cox in the open space Opposite 'e
Mercantile Library.
TIL. tavoite Hudson River steamer Mary Powell VIII
begn her regular trips for the season (ounu"! "a
centei) making all usual landings tomorrow" ohe VIII
leave Dcsbrosscss pier at rs p m except on os'ui
DAYS when the hour will be 40 p "'' aiu A"'"''
second-st. fifteen minutes later.
Mathews and mother of Miss Denie D. Mathe"s'
,cacber in Grammar School No. 81, died from pncu
r,on,o n, her homo No. 81 East ne-hundred ana
twenty. thirdst. on Monday The mneral serViocH
will be held at O'Clock this evening
John Harris the janitor OF the 1athouse No. 70 west
Onebund red and twenty eighth-st, VINO on April -
b,,,ed his son BY striking him with piece OF "oou
pleaded guilty to manslaugher In the socoho oeeeo III
General sessions yesterday He was remanded ior SEN
tence.
rrcde-c r. Coudert and John T. Agnew apponted
o. ,ec, the names OF citizens liable to jury duty from
which the struck jury" in the case OF oBren oarh
AGAINST the city Is to DO drawn, nave seiec'e' loS
eight persons who Will be summoned TO appear Oelorc
Judge IngraHam In the supreme Court, at ~ H. H. OH
Monday.
DR. Guiteras for some time surgeon at the barge
ONCE has been transferred to San Francisco lie Is
succeeded by DR.. Toner.
General A. B. Nettleton, Assistant Secretary OF 'ne
Treasury spent several hours at the Barge once yes
,ardav investigating the workings Of the place lie
will spend several days here
A recept,on was given by the congregation OF inc
First Reformed Presbyterian Church last night In honor
NJ It's now pastor the Rev. James D. Steele VINO was
Installed April 10. Addresses were maze by the heN'
nr s r. W. Mcleod the Rev. James Y Boice' tho
Rev John Graham, the Rev. James a. heio inc h.N
Jobn T. Carson, the Rev. Thomas Walters ana py tie
pastor.
Naval Constructors W. II. Varney and John r. Haus'
com. who are making inspection OF the gunooa'
bennington at the Navy Yard were in consultation yes
t.rday with n F. Palmer William Rowland ana otnei
enrsentipg the contractors In reference to some shgh
sacoe IN he made before her final acceptance by the
Government.
,r Ar,.r,can Institute of Electrical Engineers held
,. tight its annual meeting and election at the IN
snute headquarters. No. IL West Thirty-firstst. a
.nn.ro, meeting will be held to-day and tomorrow at
the headquarters.
RearAdmiral Bancroft Gherardi went to Phiiaael
nba Yesterday morning TO attend the funeral Oh ms
former aide Lieutenant Allan g. Paul, which TOOK pce
In the afternoon.
The young people Of the Lexington Avenue Bap,LS'
om,1. Vt a,d,s Cantatan tomorrow evening and
also serve a supper.