New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
The final doys oC reqisiiUtjon IN mis- city uW be FRI
! day, OctO6o' 20, and saturday. Octobcr "a
| James Langley age two. was kil.e yesterday by
| falling from tfth-St0ry 1re-escape al No. 800
! Tcnth-aVe.
Patrick Walsh. who was at work in Shaft No. 20
! of the new Aquc luct fell from scaiiold Yesterday
! aud was injured 50 seriously that the ponce Sent
/ him TO the hospital
! The trustees of the Academy of Music have been
! directed by Superintendent ID DOench, of the Build
! ings Bureau, TO construct automatic sllding SKY
! lights ii the roof over the stage.
T1e wreck of the steamship Nanllin, which has
| been Il serious Obstruction 10 the navigation OF
! SwaSh Channel for three years has Oecn ehtlfely
removed.
! Plans were filed at the Bureau of Buildings yes
! tcrday for five dwellings at MaCis9l-lN%r. % ana
! Seventy-e ghth-st., which are to cost TlJo Ooo.
A bind man. seated on tnre'-lC gyel stool, in
Cor'laudi-st. yesterday did thriving business by
/ making fans from block Of piuc wool about
! foot square with lacE-kulc.
The Young mcn of st. Paul tas Apostles Parish,
! at Nmth-avc. and Fifty-umth-St., nave organized
! the Spaiding Literary Union, OF wlich tno keV.
! john j. Hughes Is director,
SUNDAY NOvember22, which Will be the feast oi
| st. terelia has been appointed aS the DIV tcr tue
solemn lSecratlon Of the venerable Church OF 81
/ Peter. III BaTcay-St.
! The Electrical subway Commissioners were in
/ executive session yesterday two hours. An expert
/ electrician s to bs cuC9g'd before they select q
| plan for the placing Of wires underground.
Tae funeral OF ieha Mills was held in the lee
]
| Church Yesterday, the 'ey. Dr. Booth conducting
the services. he burial was in Greenwood.
! Walter l.. Cutting was buried yesterday, at
/ Greenwood Cemetery. THc funeral was held ~
! Grace Church. bishop Henry G. Potter and the
kcy. DR.. Huntington conducted the services
FIRE DESTROYS \ PoLLING-PLACR
Flames Ina wing destroyed the p 'lhng-plice at No.
| lis HeSteI-st. the Board of Police yesterday Sc
lectcd No III CanaSt as tie polling, pace Tor ilc
/ second election district of the With Assembly
/ Dist rict.
] 7rTTr
| The work OF covering the obcllsk in Central Park
! with parafliuc 4 order 10 preserve 1t from trost
and storms has been confined 10 small part oi
| the base. COMMISSIONER Borden has inll power
! from the Park Board to oversee tins WORK.
STATE FISHERY COMMISSION.
The State Fishery Commission held "A meeting at
the Office of Robert B. Roosevelt. III Nass1u-st.,
Yesterday. The state appropriation of 9ZJ,lOo
was app0rtlon"d among the different hatcherics,
excepting $500, which was lett as a reserve
SHE FOUND HtR NIECE
Mrs Ward, who lives near Railway, y. D.. went
to the Labor Bureau at Castle Garden yesterday To
engage a servant AmonI the applicants for en-
nI1yment was a comely scotch girl VINO arrived on
the steamship Wyoming. Mrs Ward recognized
her as a niece and took her to her home
A MASS FOR THE CARDINAL
A memorial requiem mass in honor of the Cardi-
! nal will Le Lcld IN the Church OF the Holy IN
nOceuts, Broadway ana ThTty ty-seyen;h-Si to-l'r-
been connected with tho chuTcn Will be present
Ihe discourse Will be delivered by Father McQulrk,
| Of 81. PauPs Church Harlem
| IVA\GEIISTlC SERVICES ~ AfLEN-~I.
The Allen street Methodist Episcopal Church, be-
| tween RIvngton and Delaney sts., Of when the
! REV. :. II. Smith Is pastor, IS one OF the Oldest
! churches of that determination N this city Tie
! Rev B. NJ NJ Adams, presiding elder Of the New
! York District, will conduct cvangchsuc services
| there every evening this week.
THE lev. MAJOR SMITHS FAREWELL ADDRESS;
The Rev Major Smith. Of tie British Army, dele
! gate from the Preachers Association OF London 10
The National Local Preachers society of the United
States who sails for Eu2land on Friday, wiil give
fara -pl u.ll ,JG
! tonight.
SEVENTEEN BEDs FOUND N SMALL ROOM.
| Angus McMnllcns license for the lodgng-h9usc
! No. 400 Water-st. was revoked by the Board OF
! Health yesterday upon tie recommendation Of Dr.
Morcau Morris In room winch was large enough
for only eight dodgers the SANITARY police hld touni
! seventeen beds and McMullen was suspected Of be-
ing engaged il a colonization scheme.
| PROFESSOR ALONzO CLARK BACK IN THF CITY.
Professor Alouzo Clark, cx-president of the Col
| lcge of Physicians and Surgeons ard consulting
physician Of Bellevue Hospital, has returned from
his country seat a. Darien, tonn., where he spent
| the sumner, to his city house lhe dDctor Is
closely approaching his eightieth year, but enjoys
| excellent health
ATTRACTIVE JOURNAL or FAIR
A journal nnder the auspices of the Executive
Committee of the IT. Vincent Ferrer's Fair held in
| the Lexington Avenue Opera House from October
| l3 to 81, has Just besu published, IN whch the
features and attractions of the place described.
! 1t is a thirty-page paper, printed Ou fine white
paper. a full history Is gwen OF -. Vincent Fer
rcr's Church by the Rev stephen Byrne. The fair
is held in aid of the erection of the new school
house connected with the church.
FINED FOR KEEPING 4 GAMBLING HOUSE.
Captain Frank Wells who was arrested on June
| 27 bv SUPERINTENDENT Murray for keeping gam
bling house at No. ,S07 lhITd-ayc. pleaded guilty
! IN Special Sessions COur, yesterday, and was fined
| $3.50 Police Captain Sanders was tired for not
radmg the place and iucd thirty days pay. David
! Filand, the banker of the cstab lshment, on II
| similar plea, fined 500 and Thomas. Ray
mond who acted dealer also fined 500.
Edward Oern, one of the defendants, pleaded rot
guilty and was acquitted.