The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-03
City Intelligence.

ThE BTsHop WAINWRIGHT MEMORIAL CnuRCI.-As will ba
seen by the following letter from Of the managers Il
this enterprise, the ladies who undertook to raise
monument to the memory of the late Bishop Vain wright
In the shape Cf free church. have purchased eahcs
which will be opened on Sunday next, with approprias
houe, OF Ilins is. will be among the officiating clergy,
and we hope to see q full cong ,egaton:--
ing ned Of sss 70 o.
q ,nng hs for plans wsrs not yet sure q being
you what have been our opportunities and how have i'm
You have perhaps hesrd that purchased church.
The man ayers feel that their and the public
already crested rather han build one tSessVss our eo
n T io 10 e
closs Of cur aboss We At first thought walt and non
church @ .s % our s; ,s.'s and feeling you'd sie,ae
tor w r whs p NO o % aoo
xssS TsnsssSs Owed vas sssS
ng and which ready numbers about one humid conmuh
rest determination and oeyocn OF the people their rector.
epSS "a the them . to keen ,,. ,ois,hsT 50 long
waver ey place snd Hsmmond street was named to ua It
. neai and suosantal 10 excslsni large SoO1
% osnn " or school snS e.
than wond require purchase ground and
bope ss e
thews At this ne offered another nducemen tor US anA
oOportunIy thus afforded gospel be pre.:
unanimously in favor of the have
may Be The ssai
which VII be bed there dInog period when tacugnt
hps to rent and in the o'her to establish school
We ~ork making changes interior q
Ss are SSs 3. s ana
eer The tsme In are T. be placed within and up
die ,Sa! The, thai their memorial ne
II Rhop Wainwright shall fail through the contrary,
glory Sns S
kncwledge Of Him.
~ sse Ss S % : as sa
esSry tor on is Devoted
tray ing the expenses incurred in moSng the church III.
rusors and al who feel an interest in the Memorial and IN
there win also be service in the afternoon half ree.
when The h r. Rev. ssh;u S Whshouss T. espeetsd e pyssc
viii preach The collection these ssons will be to help
SERIOUS ACADEMIA man named John Reid employed
mail driver the Long Island Railroad seriously
Injured yesterday afternoon, while driving through
Front street, Maiden lane. He was thrown from
his cart by another vehicle coming in c,lpn with it.
and before he could regain his feet over. One
OF his is severely bruised serious wound In
fctsd on his head he was taken to the City Hospital
by officer Philip of the Second ward police where his
injuries received immediate attention.
DEATH OF AN ATrAcHE. young lad named Valentine
T. Maud, stepping the threshold OF manhood, has
been cut down at the early age of eighteen years. after
. short but painful illness. He WAS fr some time en-
ployed az clerk in the HERALD establishment and By
his unassumirg department and gentsness OF manner,
well by his faithful attention to his du,ies ha
ingratiated himself into the affections Of his associates
MILITARY vIsT.--The Columbian Rifles Capt G. ?.
Mclean of Philadsphia, TO to this city the
18th nst and during their stay will be the guests OF
the Tompkins Blues Several of the staff officers belong
ing to the Third Brigade to which the Columbians
attached, will accompany them.
FIRE EIGHTEENTH STREEr.-Shorty after O'Clock lass
evening fire took place in the dwelling house No. los
East Eighteenth street. occupied by Mrs. Barns caused
by defect in the gas ppe in the ceiling Damage about
$3.50. Loss covered by Insurance. The house owned
by Jacob Van Pet and insured in the Citizens Insurance
Company.
CHIMNEY ON FRE-Between 10 and IL O'Clock last
night the alarm caused by the burning Of ohimnev
at the corner of Thompson and Prince straAta.