New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
NETWORK CITY.

Postmaster Van Colt when he returned from
Washington yesterday sad he was assured that the
appropriation for the Mail-st. sheds wouio go
through the Senate. and they would probably De
built after July l. The indications were ne saio'
that the New-York Postoffice would fare Huch pet
ter next year than had been expected.
Park Commissioner Moebus announced yesterday
that weekly concerts would be given this summer
in the parks north of the Harlem River each sun
day beginning June 10 and continuing each sue
cessive Sunday, at Bronx Park and 81 Mary
Park and on each Saturday. beginning June TO- III
Clarcmont. Cedar. Van Cortandt ana Cro'ona
parks. and continuing during the months OF June
July and August
The Western Union Gable Company announced
Yesterday that the Government restrictions on
climber and code messages TO Venezuela and Brazil
have been removed. The Commercial cable 'on-
many makes similar announcement concerning us
Brazil lines.
While Edward r Ryan. assistant foreman OF
Fire Engine Company No. s. was crossing Secohu-
ave at Fifty -ff;h-st. with his daughter Ance
eight years old yesterday afternoon both were
struck by a runaway horse They were Dady
bruised They We're taken home In an ambulance
chief Hazen OF the New-York United States
Secret Service Bureau said yesterday that so far
as he knew none OF the famous counterfeit a"
silver certificates which baaed the Secret service
officers of the Government year ago. and which
havn rcapoeared in ST Louis had reached New
York few had appeared In Philade'phla bnt
he did not believe that they could be passed In ms
city The counterfeits are probably the cleVeres'
ever made in this country.
DR.. W. r. Jackson. OF No 3ol West Thrty-frst-
ST, while riding his bicycle At Columbus ave. and
Eighty-eighth-st. yesterday afternoon was knocked
down by a cablc-car sustaining fracture OF
rib He was removed 10 the Manhattan Hospital
The Young woman who committed suicide at
Marrnion Place and Tremont-ave. on Sunday night
has becn Identified as Elizabeth Ford. twenjythrec
wears old Her brother n-aw, James Fox, lives
at the Hotel Avon. No l.76s Madison ave. The
woman bore excellent character. and the only
reason given by friends for her suicide Is that
she feared she would become burden 10 her rela-
lives as she was out OF employment.
The United States traning-shp New-Hampsh!re.
now lying off East Twenty eighth-st.. recently re-
ceyed lot Of Audemair field and marine glasses.
for use by the Naval Signal Reserve al points
along the Long Island coast. The Audemair glass.
imported by the Spencer Optical Manufacturing
Company NO Is Maiden Lane. is OF superior con
s;ruction. is strictly achromatic and has adjust
allie pupillary distances.
The central cable Office OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company announces that the Govern
ment has removed the restrictions as 10 code and
cipher messages for Venezuela and Brazil
The Postal Telegraph Gable Company messenger
boys appeared yesterday IN bright new uniforms Of
the same kind Of light blue cloth recently adopted
by the United States Army The boys caps are
OF the same color the uniform. which is far
more attractive one than the gray formerly worn
by the Postal messengers The boys yesterday
rad quite military APPEARANCE and seemed to be
proud Of IL.