New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
NENV.YORK CITY.


ave will preach on The Evils Of Sew York CITY 10
morrow. The MORNINGS subject is cnt ted The Pres
emf Crusade against Evil in New-lork'; evening s"o
feet. shall This Church open saloon =
n. Altman & Co, of slxthave. AMI Nlncie nth ST.
begin the saturday early closing TO DAY al hooH i"S
will continue for the months OF june JhN' A"s"''
and September.
The Commissioners OF Accounts report OF their III
ves,Ication OF the Central Park "zoo' VIII be pr
en,ed IN the MAYOR on Monday Some spicy Criticisms
unon the MANAGEMENT OF the menagorc are fcpor'cn
10 be contained in the report as well rs recom'e''
tons for the dismissal OF several chip'oycs VIZ
names were not connected with the PARK Department
scandals.
John p Quinn an OK gambler from Chicago. VII give
an address to young men In Association HAM, i"en'N
third st. and Fourth ave, TO morrow afternoon III
o'clock He viii Illustrate his address with card''
exposing the trlckcry OF shnrpers'
The conviction Of Frank Mccormick OF manSlsnSh'er
In the first degree for causing the death OF hdW"ru
Gillespie ut THIRTY -cighths and seventh ave. by Sho'
inv him through the fol ehead has been affirmed by III"
General Term OF the supreme Cont In decision
handed down yesterday.
Movor Grant Yesterday received copy Of resolu
tons adopted by the Mechanics ana Traders Tx
change. thanking him for his aid in securing inc
passage OF the law creating the new Department of
Buildings. and for the appointment Of Thomas D.
Brady as Commissioner.
Recorder SMITH I'm General Sessions yesterday sen
fenced Andrew J. Mullen, hunchback to term OF
f)ur years in state Prison for shooting FREDERICK D.
William, ON on May Mullen was night clerk IN Tie
lodging house No. 6J6 Thiriavc, where the shoo''s
occurred.
Ellen sauer. who on April IS stole clothing worth
800 from Judge p Henry Dugro's hous", was sen
fenced to SIX months imprisonment III 'ic Pen'o"
uary Yesterday In General session..
tho boor nj OF
po,icf Find held on Wednesday. re- olnii)ns were
adopted Iesretting the death OF lie ,nard W. jerome
ard George Jones aud the resignation OF Isaac hc
Mcssrs Jerome and fcll became trustees upon the
original organization OF The funi In l-63
The steamships Gellcrt and st. Romans. which nr.
rived here Yesterday. rport mvns sighted i'ebcrsN OH
the Banks The 81 Romans passed on May 30 one
o0 feet high and 400 feet long. and came within
few hundred feet " IT, ON the same date HE ''eie
,,ss.d three the highest Of which stood 100 feet ont
Of the wafer.
Among the stceragc passengers on the steamship
Nevada, which arrived here on IhnrsdhN. was d TIL
strapping Irish woman. who said that she had como
over 10 Visit her SIX children who lived IN lhi' cS'
She gave the names and addresses OF the Children WI"
were informed Of their mothers arrival. >es'cid"
they wen, to Els Island and asked that their mother
lac prevented from landing. AL ging that she was OF
intempc:a,c habits. abusive b. Them. ana twelve years
ago after her second marriage had driven t'"h i'ni
home one Of he sons Roman "a hole piics'' "A'
the spokesman flr the party.
The funeral Of David Jald ne the well known n Chi
tec, took pllc, YESTERDAY morning Mt the br)adway
Tabernacle Thirty -f1urth.s and broadway. The ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. DIR. Armlingc Tie
bodv was taken 10 sleepy Hollow Cemetery for burial
The Tribune Yesterday received 81 81 frm the
University Place Church. Princeton through L. W.
Nudge for the Russian Famine Fund
Alexander orr twenty nine years old. was remover
from his home al no liG Vest 1went'-sevtntAst' %
North Brother Island yesterday, suffering hom small
pOx.
Tho mystery which surrounds the case Of John 5
Dooley, who found unconsc Gus IN Canal on
Thursday diving a few hours later In -. Vincent
UosuI,aI was not solved by the autopsy which wa
performed BIZ Coroner's Physician Weston yesterday
,ybo fouud that the man had del from opium poieon
inc There were no marks Of violence Oh any part OF
tho body.
at $ Nor,hport The Tribune las srarr
copies Of the paper containing the reports Of the d"i
rIots history OF the draft riots was published III
pamphlet form years ago, and good rcp'ris ~
those DAYS are published in Martha j. Lambs Ills
tory Of the city Of New York and In the History
Of tbe Police Force" published a few years ago.
The first performance Of the spectacle Egypt
through Centuries which was - take place at FL
dorado tonight. has been postponed until next
Wednesday night, because the lain Yesterday ailcr
noon intcrered with III. drs1 rehear al.
Daniel Browne. general manager OF the Food Manu-
facturers' Association, snd yesterday In an inter
view with President Harrison this morning he said T.
me that he wond be present and open the exposition
At Madison square Garden on october H.
The exhibition Of the work Of the students Of the
Department Of Architecture OF Columbia Col ese will be
continued This afternoon from To- 10 O'CLOCK ana
this evening from TO IL ocock.
An exhibit on OF tn. illustrated books and photo
graphs OF the Avery Architectural Library viii be
Owen TO day in the library OF Columbia College
A large number OF building lots on Mount Vernon
Heights formerly the powcrman ca'e, and easily a.
ccs,ible ~ the Mount Vernon station on the New-lorh
and NeyiIaven Railroad ana the proposed rapid transit
station at ialcr's Bridge Will be- sold at auction at
| D. m to day the premises by George w. Bard
The Columbus Committee OF One Hundred will meet
in the Governors Room In the cts Hall on Monday
for the purpose Of discussing the programme OF cx
ercl>cs prepared by the pan and scope committee.
In Fart Ill Of General :. ssoas yc.t dly Recorder
smyth postponed until June - TIA, trial Of Drs. Frank
ferruson John Armr Irwin and Irwin II. lance,
who made the autopsy on Washington Irving Bishop
when he died the Lambs Club on May H. 1889
Dr. Ferguson is In Minneapolis and Dr. llancc In tho
Adirondachs.
James McGrccry, a rivetcr. OF No. sos East Thr
feminist was arraIyncl In the Essex Market Court
Yesterday charged with having caused the death Of
Annie Benz with whom lie lived. by bcarng her. lie
pleaded not guilty and held The coroner. infer
an autopsy the woman's body, decided that she had
died from Brights disease.
More than 400 girls applied for admission 70 the
Normal College this year. The results Of the exam
nations will be announced in few days.
william Norris an EngShman who had been en-
pIoycd as a steward yacht and WAS staNl Ing TIM
poralily with friends In the iat lOusc No ia East
Forty rst,si fell through arshaft from the third
goor OF the house and was killed yesterday morning.
In the afternoon Carl Be kcr carpenter. was killed
by falling through a shaft from the fourth story vi
the new building No. II Macdougn,t.
A aerelict bark was passed BY the Wilson Line