New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
NETWORK CITY.

Arrests last week, 1,4O5; births, $40; deaths
5S3; marriages, 23l.
Michael Burke, laborer of South BROOKLYN. fell
into the East River at Seyenty-thlrd-St yesterday.
but was saved from drowning
Amount received for Croton water rents last
week. S29,S43; the Mayors Marshal issued 22o
licenses ana received therefor 1886 10.
John Devlin, one of the sufferers from trichinosiS
was taken 10 the Presbyterian Hospital yesterday
from his room at No. Ia Greene-st
"E.P.C.n-You should give full name aud adj
dress. We do not advertise places OF business In
this column.
The Trustees of the Bridge have transferred the
plot on the southwest corner OF FranktorE ana
Pearl sts to Ambrose K. Ely for S16,651.
The Rev. George c. Needham, the evangelist,
will preach in Masonic Temple this evening, ana
IN the Union Tabernacle the other evenings OF the
week.
The steamship State of Alabama whic h went
ashore on the Upper Middle Shoal in fog on FRI
day was hauled off by tugs at a. NJ yesterday un'
injured.
In shaft No. II of the new aqueduct rock fell
Yesterday from the roof, striking Richard Skewsa
miner, breaking his nose and jaw and knocking out
four teeth
Professor Draper's observations in Central Park
show that last week the wind travelled "a
miles; the Thermometer ranged from $50 to 21'j
and there were l. 80 inches of rain and snow.
AN OLD MAN HELD FOR TRIAL.
On complaint of William a. harrington, counsel
of the Comfy Medical Society. Despnrgeon telrig,
age eighty five, held for trial yesterday IN the
Essex Market Court for practising medicine AZ NO:
81 EdIidge-st. without registering at the once OF
the County Clerk.
SERVICE FOR DEAF-MUTEs.
The Rev. A. w. Mann. who has charge OF church
work among deaf-mutes in the ce1tral Western
States and Northwest, will conduct service
for deaf-mutes at st. AIMS Church, in West
Elghteenth-st., to-day at 2:i5 IN. p.
NEW PENNSYLVANIA EXPRESS TRAIN
The Pennsylvania Railroad Will run fast eT
press tram every day, except sunday, TO fnladet
phla, leaving tins city at $50 p III. III WIN Teacn
ton and Germantown Junction.
INCORPORATING a TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The Standard Telegraph and conduit Company has
been incorporated by Frederick Homer. Frederick
C.. Dolman. Alexander ii. SiegeI. Richard ii.
Spencer and julius Hirshfeld. The capital 10
So. 300 900. 1t is proposed to run wires through
this state New-Jersey and PennsY lyania and place
them underground il necessary.
TO BE ORDAINED BY BISHOP HENRY c. POTTER.
At It. Thomas's Church this morning Bishop
Henry c. Potter VIII Ordan to the Episcopal
ministry the Rev N. X. SchcrmerhOrn, formerly
pastor of the Unitarian Church at Newport; the
Rev. Mr.. Lott, formerly pastor Of the Reformed
lessor DIisleT, OF Columbia College.
An INVENTORY OF WESTERN UNION PROPERTY.
Under Sheriff Aarons and his men continued yes
terday the work of making an inventory OF the
properly OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany at No. 1913 Broadway. This is done premi-
nary to advertising for sale much of the property
as will satisfy the Judgment of $4,000 for State
taxes aud Sheriff fees. The inventory VIII be ill.,
ished tomorrow or tuesday.
ELECTION INSPECTORS TO BIZ PAID TOMORROW.
Controller Loew announces that Tomorrow he
will begin paying the inspectors and pO-clerks
who served at the recent election, and the land
lords where places were rented for registration AID
election. Payments Will be made at the office ~
the Daymaster No. 80 Reade-s. there are 2,SfS
inspectors, ,42i pO-clerks and 7l2 landlords, and
the amount required is S42, 800.