New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
NETWORK CITY.

The Mediterranean service Of the North German
Lloyd which will be continued throughout the year,
furnishes the most comfortable route BY which tray
oilers can reach the italian lakes switzerland and the
Tyrol, during the summer Genoa the terminus OF
the North German LLOYD Is within six hours ride by
railroad of switzerland. and inc Tyro can he reached
in comparatively short space Of time from Genoa
Ex- Supervisor Thomas COstieau. now clerk in the
With Judicial District Court. fell on the fey pave
ment in front of his home. No. All West Twenty
scventhst.. Friday morning and broke two of his
ribs. lie is confined to his room.
Recorder SMITH was not able 10 hold court yester-
day. being kept in his home by a bad cold which he
caught on Tuesday. While he was charging the jury
in murder case the fire in the stove went ont and
the courtroom became cold The Recorder expects u
be able 10 sit on the bench again TO-DAY.
J. Lowrie Bell. Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral called upon Postmaster Van Colt Yesterday, on
business connected with IN, postal service Mr. Bell
inquired especially about the appliance which is being
put on mail wagons TO prevent their being robbed IL
consists OF wire which runs from the doors 10 the
drivers seat. The wagon cannot be opened with 'ut
the drivers knowledge whec the vehicle is thus
equipped.
Commissioner Shields yesterday held Rody p Gcohc-
gan formerly foemdn at the Public stores No. 26'
Westst in 81 600 bail for the action Of the FEDERAL
Grand Jury He is charged with stealing an album ana
other articles from the stores.
Ex- Coroner Daniel Ianly and Edward licnhques,
chief clerk of the Markets Bureau. are beins pushed
by their friends for Superintendent Of MARKETS. 70 sue
coed the late ex Senator James DAILY EX County clerk
Patrick keenan, is advocating Mr. RanH. Mr. Hen
rques is said to be related by marriage to Controller
Myers who will make the appointment
The Aqucduct Commissioners decided Yesterday 10
follow the advice OF Corporation Counsel Clark and
Order the payment OF s0745 II TO Brown. Howard &"
Co.. contractors. the amount withheld from them on
sections =. g. 4 and ..
william Howard and his wife Elizabeth. quarrc.lei
in their home at No. 2.lO3 second ave- Yesterday
morning He pushed her in anger. >he fell on the
Moor and died. Howard arrested. but an aHtop-y
later showed that her death had been caused by heat
disease. and he was discharged.
WiiN,m T. g. Weymouth recovered n verdict for
o. 600 .om Jury before Chief Judge scdgwck In the
superior Court Yesterday. against the broadway and
seventh Avenue Railroad Company, Tor personal IN
turles which he received In october. lo7o' by DcihS
run over BY Of the cars OF the company.
| Miss Helen Dawes Brown read a paper on David
Grieve" yesterday afternoon at the house OF Mfh'
Frederick c. Brown. No. 673 Madisona ave. for the
benefit OF the Barnard College scholarship Fund.
President Henry d. purroy. Of the Fire Depart
mont IS opposed to the scheme. which numerous bnd-
ers contractors architects and properly holders favor
Of con -oda,inc all the city bureaus which have mt oil
over the construction Of buildings into Independent
department. Mr.. Purroy sent letter 10 Mayor Grant
Yesterday in which he gives vent u his reasons Tor
opposing the plan. The necessity for tiplicaic pans
Of proposed buildings be avoided he suggests, by
tran sferring the building bureaus Of the Health DC
paitmcnt to the Fire Department.
Mrs Violet Defries. the brilliant young drawing
room entertainer" has finished her first season In This
country and will return 10 England next week. sailing
on Wednesday on the city Of Chicago. The popularity
Of her rectatiOns ard music has been very great both
I'm this city and in Washington ard she takes with her
the kindc, membranes Of hosts Of admrinc friends
DR.. Fox VI. F.. who has been In this country nearly
year. acting as an agent Of the Parnclitcs I'm tn,
country sailed Yesterday for Ireland on the city Of
New York. During his stay here he did much TO or
ganze the Irish Federation Of America lie SAID that
he had met with much more success than he had an
tcipated
Frank p. Slavin. the boxer. was among the pasen-
gers sailing on the Inman Line steamer City OF New
York Yesterday.
Sir George Baden Powell was among the pa scngcrs
who sailed on the Inman Line steamer City OF New
York. for Liverpool, yesterday.