New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-01
NEW-YORK CITY.

The KenscO and Bronx River aqueduct is ap-
preaching completion.
The lace factory now in process of erection at
Williamsbridge will be running Within sixty days.
To-day being the Feast Of All Saints will be cele-
brated in all the Catholic churches OF this diocese.
William Horn, age eight. of No. 800 East Thirty
ffth-st., was Killed by SecOnuaVe car at lHut5
| hfth-st. last night.
new church is to be built in place of the Catho-
lie Church Of st. Anthony on Sullvan-st. In order
to raise funds fair was opened yesterday In the
basement
The house on the northeast corner of Fifth-ave.
and Ninth-st for some years occupied by offices of
the Northern Pacific Railroad is being transformed
into flats.
A. NJ Powell the wel-knOwn Prohibitionst and
Editor of The National Temperance .4drocde who has
been in Europe for two months, is expected home
this week.
NORTH NEw-YoRK's MED OF sCnoOLHOUsE.
The School Board of the Twenty third Ward has
applied TO the Commissioners of Education for the
erection of a new school building Ill North New
York.
KILLED by \ FALL.
William SOdeuman, n Trainer employed on the new
building at 1hird-ave. and One-hundredan thirty
sxth-st was killed instantly by fall from the
fifth story yesterday.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
BY the accidental discharge of a pistol in the
liQnor store at No. 81 Cherryst. yesterday, Philip
Hughes, of No. 161 Cherry-st., was severely
wounded in the breast. The police sent him to the
Chambers Street Hospital.
A HOME FOR THE CATHEDRAL PRIESTS.
The marble house for the Vicar-General and
priests of the Catholic Cathedral is nearing com
pleion Ii resembles the residence of the Cardinal.
which is close by, but the latter has handsome
chapel on the third floor, while the priests house
Will contain none.
LECTURING ON THE TONIC soI-FA SYSTEM.
Miss l. Welchnan, of Boston. spoke before the
Kindergarten Association at No. 100 West Fifty
fourth-st.. yesterday on the Tonic Sofia system,
illustrating it by the use of the blackboard. She
will repeat her lecture in Brooklyn and staten
Island.
A CRIMINAL ASSAULT on WOMAN.
Mrs. Lizzie Okeefe. of Brooklyn, complained in
the Tombs Police Court yesterday that she had
been crminally assaulted on Catherine-st. by Hugh
Donnelly, a truck-driver. Donnelly was
mtted in default Of $500 bail for trial in the
Court of General Sessions.
CARE FOR THE BODY OF A. NJ PERROTTEIL'
A telegram received at Police Headquarters
Yesterday from Acknowledgement A. G. Drum, at
Bamog5 Ieg@eSa4g fa de Goq{ S OF H. NJ he
Hotel, should be kept by Coroner Kennedy until
to-day, when n Hersher will arrive i'll this city 10
take charge of it.
SCHOOLS FOR TEACHING TEMPERANCE.
The WOmen's Christian Temperance Union failing
to secure the introduction of temperance books into
the public schools, is considering the adyisabity
of establishing Temperance schools Ill this city and
BROOKLYN. One has already been opened in lOnk-
els. The school meets on Fridays, and is attended
by several hundred children
THROWN FROM 4 WAGON.
While Edward E. Conlin, of No. LIB Madison
ave. was driving Ill Tenth-aye. at One-hundrcd-
and-sxy irstst., on Tuesday, his horse took fright
at a steam drill, and upset the wagon In falling
upon the pavement Mr. COnlin disocatcd his right
shoulder. He was removed to his home after Dr.
Goodrich, of West One-hudred-and-h fty -ninth-st
had attended him,
TIE CASE OF HEBER NEWTON.
Episcopal clergymen who have paid much atten-
tentoD to the matter say that they believe that
notice will be taken by the new Assistant Bishop
H. Heber Newton, which aroused SO much feeling
few months ago. The movement in the diocese
against Mr.. Newton seems to have died out and it
is not expected that IT will be revived.
EMBEZZIING HIS EMPLOYERS MONEY.
Joseph NJ. McEnla1cy,, arrested for embezzing
moneys belonging to the Jersey City steel Works
was yesterday taken to the TOmbs Police Court
The charge of grand larceny preferred against him
for the theft of 800 which was paid him for the
He gave bail i'll the sum Of 81 600 for his ap
pcarance
ANNIVERSARY OF TIE GERMAN EMIGRANT HOUSE.
The tenth anniversary of the German Emigrant
superintendent of the house, W. Berkemer, read
report showing that in the ten years of its exist
euce the house had furnished lodgings and food TO
69,9S9 people Contributions for the Emigrant
House have amounted to 1924 49, for the poor,
$3.50 90 for emigrant missions, $j,0Ss 80. and
the care of emigrants, S|ZZl ".
DANCING SOCIETY INCORPORATED.
Articles of incorporation of the American Society
of Professors of Dancing were filed in the County
Clerks Office Yesterday steO IN behalf behalf Of w. p DE
and J. T. Martin. The object of the organization
is stated TO DC TO 1.-THE advancement of the
art of dancing" TO correct and remedy. certain
able music and to promote social intercourse among
the members OF the society.
ADVOCATING THE sAwMILL RIVER ROUTE.
The Aqueduct Commissioners listened Yesterday
TO Alexander Hamilton. He said that lie owned
property near Irvington-on- the Hudson. This
would be niuriOusly affected by the new aaueduct
if the Hudson River route was agreed upon If the
Sawmill River route was selected he would be will
ing TO give the city the land needed on his property
Il. q Ill Ill, ID
decided on the question of land damages would be
a serious one. He believed that it was better for
the city 70 acquire the land In fee rather than
mere easement.
SALE or FLANNEIs
A Perenptory package sale of fannels by order of
Faulkner, Page IL Co. took place at the store of
Wilmerdng, Hoguet & Co., in White-st yesterday.
The attendance was large and the prices realized
were satisfactory. Among those present were
representatives of II. i. Clahn & Co., Bates, Reed
q Cooley, Teft, Weller * Co, and Durham,
Buckley 81 Co, of this city; ID. Holiday & Co..
Hurst, Purne u Co.. Strauss Bros. and Daniel
Miller & Co, of Baltimore; and Hood, Bonbright
q Co., of Philadelphia. Of the $500 packages
sold 100 were of wooen ilannels and 100 of
Cantvh ilanncls.
ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY.
detective from Paterson, y. j. appeared before
Justice Gardner, in the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday with }. Ross Fitzgerald whom he
had arrested on board steamer bound for Savan-
nah. The officer was accompanied by two women
each Of whom claimed to be the wife of Mr.. Fitz-
gerald. The first marriage occurred in this city
several years ago, and the second in Paterson re-
Gently Fitzgerald was arrested on a warrant OBJ
tanned at Paterson by his first wife. The prisoner
said he would accompany the detective without Il /
IequisitiOn. The officer departed with his prisoner
for Paterson
CALLED 10 SAVE AMERICA.
A letter recently arrived from Copenhagen adj |
dressed in Danish Pastor Anderson, New-York |
or vicinity" 1t proved to De intended |
for the Rev. X. Anderson, a Castle Garden mis- /
siOnaTy. The message it contained was as peculiar
as the address. The writer announced thai he was
a sort of second edition of the Apostle Paul con-
verted under exactly similar and call
ed TO save America, al Denmark was lost any how,
and with the rest Of Europe would shortly be |
given up 10 lire and destruction. To enable him TO