The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-19
NEW YORK CITY.

Louis Seokers, residing at No. 442 East Houston
street had bis hand badly lacerated in planning
mill on Lewis street yesterday.
Edmund Modet, OF NO. I46 Wooster street, fell
from a ladder Yesterday ana received severe
Injuries. He was attended By Police Surgeon
Walker.
Labor and Health. the Ethics and Equity OF
Their Relations" formed the subject OF an address
last evening before the Liberal Club, at Plimpton
Hall, by MI. j. X. luRals.
portrait OF Mr.. Franklin Edison, the retiring
President or the Produce Exchange Is TO be
painted and hung up on 'Cnange as compliment
contributed by large NUMBER or mis- friends.
Mr.. John Brosnau, treasurer OF St. Paul's Con
ference, Acknowledges the receipt OF $500 from
Mr. Nicholas Muller as a dona ION 20 the parish
Charity funds OF ST. Peters church. IN Barclay
street.
The body OF an unknown colored man, about
forty years old, was found yesterday morning in
an clubhouse az No. 357 West Forty-sixtn street.
bv John Symes. OF No. $40 Ninth avenue. The
BODY was sent TO the Morgue, and Coroner Volt
man was notified 70 hold an inquest
Cardinal McCloskey administered the sacrament
OF confirmation TO about 300 children at St.
stephens Roman Catholic church. in East Twenty
eighth street. Rev. Dir. McGlynn, Rev. Charles
McCready, Rev. John Costigan and large num-
Der OF other cergymen were present.
An inquest was held yesterday afternoon BY
Coroner Eicknon at the Coroners' once, in the
case OF william Mcmahon, aged nine years, who
died from Injuries received by falling from the
roof OF water closet while AT plav In the yard OF
81. Tneresa'S Academy, at the corner OF Rutgers
and Henry streets. on the SIN inst. verdict was
rendered accordingly.
on the Ist day or August the Department or
Pubic Charities AMI Correction Will open a school
for nurses In the hospital on Blackwcil's Island,
under supervision OF DR.. Kitchen. chief OF the
medical stan. the great difficulty In taking care
OF sne patents az the hospital Is 70 obtain 0ooi
a n
aue to pay II rs said, w0at good nurses are
worth. The women TO be received IN The school
must be between the ages OF twenty ana thirty
I'VE years, and the course or instruction Will oc-
cupy two years. Lectures win begin on nursing,
food. ventilation, midwlferv. &c, and when ne
course or instruction is completed graduates will
receive diploma.
In addition TO the nightly line o. steamers fo-
Albany, the Peoples line win soon run an extra
boat on SATURDAY nights, starting at i've O'Clock
and calling on the way up at Ncwburg and
Poughkeepsie. return trip VIII be maze nom
Albany on sunday evenings. so that business men
can be promptly NJ their posts on Monday morn
fngs. The sunday trans between Albany and
SARATOGA are arranged with reference to the ar
rival and departure OF the beats and as usual the
cars will land and receive passengers alongside
OF the steamers. The 81 Jonn, newly furnished,
decorated and partially rebuilt, is TO resume &C
tive service about the LIST OF July, plying IN con-
junction with the Drew and Dean Richmond.
THOSE in need OF house servants or any other
kind OF female service will suit themselves and
advance tine interests ola worthy practical charity
by patronizing the Ladies' Protective Union ana
Directory. Broadway and Forty-nith street. Its
object is 10 1t women Tor women's work ana to
ana IL Tor them. Dressmakng sewing and COOK
ing are taught free OF charge. In onnecuon with
the cooking school q dining room mas been opened,
thus giving an opportunity Of cooking on = more
extended scale. some OF the ladies' are always on
duty even through the summer months, when
bread winners have the hardest battles TO light.
An annual subscription OF IS admits 10 member
ship and entities the subscriber 70 all the service
required, from a goyerness down 10 day
worker.