New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

Thomas STANLEY and John McAvoy alias Mckenzie
who were arrested for burgiry on Friday, were ar
ralgned in the Adams Street Police Court yesterday
and their examination set down for tomorrow
The charges against them Of burglary In the third
degree and grand larceny in the second degree It is
believed that large number Of robberes can be traced
to them. In shanley's stable, in schenck-st. Q
quantity Of undressed furs, stolen from Mrs Sarah
Anderson, Of Westinghouse. and Malbonest., were
bund.
A report yesterday Of the wholesale discharge Of
employees Of the Brooklyn City Railroad Company al
the Greenwood stables grew out of the transfer Of
number Of other departments and the discharge
Of q few incapable men.
The City Works Department has contracted with
John Morrison to extend the sewer at the end Of North
Twelths through to the pier Of the Pratt Astral OIL
Company to tidewater
The members of Winchester Post, G. A. R., and some
of their friends numbering about 800, started yesterday
on a three days excursion to Gettysburg, Pen Mar
Harper's Ferry and Washington They took the Annex
.ferryboat for Jersey City early In the day.
The Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association, 100
strong paraded in front Of the City Hall yesterday, and
with their Old handengne started for Niagara Falls
They will return on Wednesday, after stays at Buffalo
and Albany.
The funeral Of Mrs. Katharine II. Tilney will take
place at No. 70 Hcks-st tomorrow at p. m, DIR.
Lyman Abbott will conduct the services
DR.. R. R. Meredith resumes preaching IN the Temp
kns Avenue Congregational Church to-day.
John Golden, of No. 1870 Bushwick-ave., when
ordered to pay fine of Gil so or go to jail for ten
days on a charge of intoxicaton yesterday in the
Gates Avenue Police Court, said that his wife would
pay the fine, as she had his handbook, watch and
chain and diamond ring She answered "TI do
nothing OF the kind. You spend the ten days in
ja and learn lesson.n She charged him with assault
in the third degree also.
mechanics lien has been fled in the suit Of Earl
A. Gillespie against the Brooklyn Baseball Club. the
Ridgewood Land and Improvement Company and
Charles L. Ward for 81 0e1 o5 for putting up fence at
Eastern Park
The interstate handicap Y. NJ. c. A. games, which
were to take place at the Brooklyn Grounds yester
day, have been postponed Due notice will be given
of the new date.
A notice was served on Acting Mayor Pickering yes
terday that the Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad
Company would apply to the General Term on Sep
tember 16 for the appointment of commission TO take
testimony regard the trolley electric system and
to give consent in lieu Of property-owners.
Governor Hill and Hugh Mclaughlin had con.
ference yesterday the political situation What was
the result of this interview will say. The
Register when seen by Tribune reporter at Wlllough
by-st late yesterday afternoon, maintained absolute
silence. and would not admit that he had had
interview with the Governor, notwithstanding that his
| friends said the two men had met.
All Souls Unlversalist Church, in South Ninti-st
after having been closed for the summer months. will
open to-day. The pastor, the Rev. Dr.. Adams. will
occupy the pulpit.