New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
NETWORK CITY.

:, c r sbou,d write TO the New-York Association
for ImprovlnR the Condition OF the Poor. Twenty
secondst. and Fourth-ave.. New-fork
Albert Best OF Best & CO.. Nos. 60 and 81 West
Twenty-third-st.. and his son. A. 5. Best were
among the passengers yesterday morning on the
New-York for Europe.
Edward Parmeee Jones. who was for a number OF
years one OF the chief hackers Of "greengoods
syindlers in this city. died from heart disease In
Boston a week ago His body was shipped TO Wood
lawn Cemetery and buried there on Sunday.
Job f. Hedges the Mayors secretary. will de-
liver an address at the presentation TO the city OF
the statue OF s. s. Cox Eghth-st. and Aston Place
today. Mayor Strong was invited to speak. but he
succeeded in getting Mr. Hedges TO take his place
Commissioner Brookfled said yesterday that he
had issued no order requiring employees Of the De-
partment Of Public Works 10 work to-day Only
those employed at the public baths must be on
duty.
The steam yacht Sapphire. owned by George D.
Wedener OF Philadelphia, passed Quarantine at
$50 o'clock yesterday afternoon. steering with a
jury rulder. She was not making speed and her
anchorage could not be learned.
The Grand Jury in the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday adjourned until Monday morning.
Abraham Ra,sky. eighteen years old. OF No 1928
Ful,on-st Brooklyn. held for examination in
the jefferson Market Court yesterday in 5000 ball.
charged
by his father the proprietor OF the Fulton Furni-
ture Company Of Brooklyn, took a bill which had
been rendered % his father by White Spate. or
No % West Thirty-thrd-st.. for 81 IS and paid II
with spurious check for s93. getting the difference
In change.
A competitive examination under the rules OF the
United States Clyl Service Commission OF appl!-
can;s for the grades OF clerks storekeepers gauger
and storekeeper gauger. in the classified Ipternal
L.. ~ ,~If uf1h h no
Ill posiofi,ce Building on August 3. 1895. at A. m
Applications must be made on United States Civil
Service Commission blanks. Form No. lOl Such
blanks can be obtained from Stanton Guion, secre
tary Of the Board OF Examiners. No. ia Nassau
st. Applications will not be accepted unless on file
before the hour OF closing business on July q.
In honor Of the Fourth OF July Manager Pain
has arranged an elaborate flrewOrk display FOR
Manhattan Beach tonight and 1t Will be given in
Pains out Ioor theatre Immediately after the spec
,aclc Of War" between China and Japan. The pro-
gramme promises display such as has not been
seen at the beach In years
Mrs Sarah Barron Anderson. contralto OF the
Marble Collegiate Church. sails for Paris today on
the Aurania. visit her daughter. who Is studying
there
John Thompson. twenty-eight years Old. a second
cabin passenger OF the White Star steamer leu
tonic died on Tuesday from heart failure. and was
buried at sea His wife Is also a passenger on the
steamer
Jacob Hess the supposed m!ser. who was found
starving 10 death on a heap OF rags Tuesday night
Mt No ~ Fourth ave. died IN Bellevue Hospital
yesterday afternoon.
The Rev Dr. John T Patey. rector OF st. Luke
Church. in Convent-ave is guest OF General and
Mrs Ferdinand =. Earle at their cottage. the Bar
racks. Normande. y. J. Or Patey preached last
Sunday at ST. Peters - In Gallee.