New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
NETWORK CITY.

Tiffany d Co., Union Square. will close their store
from Saturday noon July l. until Wednesday morning,
July 3.
A large quantity of naval supplies was sent from
the Navy Yard yesterday to the Worlds Fair Naval
Bureau and to Mare Island.
The Rev. Charles H. Tyndall will lecture on "Total
Abstinence at the Ovet Memorial Church, second-st
near Secondave, tomorrow evening.
Judge MARITIME, in General Sessions yesterday dis
charged his own recognizance Thomas ii. Iiris-
towe coored who was indicted the charge OF kill
Ing Ida L. Jackson. with whom he lived at No. lbs
Eai Ninety -eghth-st. Her skull was crushed with
cobblestone. Assistant DisIictAttorLcy Weeis SAID
that there no evidence on which to try BrlStowe
Charles W. Paul clerk In the Coanty Clerks Office.
was sentenced by Judge Cowing In General Sessions
yesterday for forging Judge Gegerchs name TO sew
eral notes. His punishment was fixed at four years
In State prison.
A conference with the Mayor was had yesterday by
Chief En- gineer Mclean, OF the Finance Department;
Joseph .. b. Webster engineer In charge of street
opening. and Mr. Wilson, OF the firm OF Thorn d
Wilson, architects of the Criminal Court Building,
the subject OF making the sidewalks on the Elm and
Centre sides OF the structure double width. Mayor
Gilroy decided against the PLAN He said that moth
Ing should be done lessen the usefulness OF these
streets.
The scheme widen the Mayors speedway at
ington and High bridges, was referred by the Park
Board yesterday to Engineer Kellogg for investigation
and report.
Public WORKS Commissioner DAY. accompanied by
Health Commissioner Edison, will start tomorrow
another tour OF the CrotOn watershed. Mr.. DAILY
Intends to inspect the territory he went over
two months ago, when he destroyed nulsances, and
marked others for the torch and axe alleged 10 be
deflng the clty's water supply. His present pur-
4 alf hn,a urisa haye been
absted.
The Park Board yesterday referred to Landscape
Architect vsux the question of site for the William
Cullen Bryant bronze bust. well the approval
Of the shrine in which 1t is 10 be placed.
A proposition from Alexis a. Julien for gliding the
heroglyphics OIL the obelisk In Central Park
ferred the meeting Of the Park Board yesterday to
Commissioner Dana, who expressed himself favOrably
about 1t.
Mrs. J. Coleman DraytOn. accompanied by Miss L.
NJ. Moore, will start for Europe today on the Ham
burg American steamer Fuerst Bismarck, bound for
Southampton and Hamburg.
On August l. 1891. Thomas McAvinney, q rounds
OF the Park police. received leave Of absence
10 go TO Ireland and make claim for fortune said
TO have been left to him. The leave subse
quently extended at various times until Jnne l. 1888
II out that he has been In NewYork for several
mOntNs and 1t Is supposed that he has got his for
tune The Park Board dismissed Linn yesterday Tor
absence without leave.
The session OF the East River Bridge Commission
yesterday was taken up with additional testimony
regarding the sections Of the proposed approaches
with the Manhattan elevated tracks. The Commission
will meet again TO morrow al = O'Clock.
The Naval Academy practice cruiser was foated
out Of the dry-dock at the Navy Yard yesterday.
Her 4s-hours' steam trial has been postponed
till July @. with the approval Of the Navy Depart
mcnt received yesterday.
The funeral Of Robert Morgan was held yesterday
afternoon at his house, No. go Watorst. The Rev.
Dr. Elliott, Of the Allen Street Presbyterian Church.
ohcisted.
The 81. Davd's Society Of the State Of New-York
will give a complimentary dinner to Anthony Howell,
the newly appointed United States Consul TO Cardiff.
South Wales. at Clark's. In West Twenty third-st..
this evening.
The Governing Committee OF the Stock Exchange
yesterday held Its last regular meeting the sum
mer season. An adjournment taken until the
second Wednesday In september.
There was a largely attended meeting at the close
OF business hours yesterday OF members OF the Produce
Exchange 10 take action the death Of Thomas
Dougherty the chief -four inspector, who died on
Tuesday morning from paralysis. Speeches were
made by Evan Thomas the president OF the Ex-
change; Charles McCucheon c. H. Warner and j. 7.
Blackman. \ committee OF thrty-fve Of the leading
members Of the f. change appointed to attend the
funeral this morning
The Charities Commissioners have awarded to
Hodcy Tourney the contract for furnishing 1000
bags Of -four. made from straight winter wheat, at
SO "a bag and to Austin Nichols d Co. the contract
for furnishing 5000 bags Of spring baker -four at
s. g.
The last meeting for the OF the New York
Psychical Society held last evening In Spencer
Hall, at No. ia Vest FourtecntL-st.