New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
NETWORK CITY.

horse belonging to an Italian eXpressmah zen
at Broad and Wall SITS. yesterday afternoon ara
broke his leg. He lay there for over hNe hours
when TO end his sufcrings. he shot by an OIL
cial OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Animals
The New-York CITY Building Trades Directory for
$50, 81 has appeared 1t contains "A complete d.
rectory of all branches OF trades engaged in build
ing with the laws. rules and regulations governing
the erection and alteration OF structures etc. Win
explanations OF the sanitary and plumbing laws
The National Institute Of Music. No. l19 East
Sixty-fourth-st. has opened the season with seV-
eral new features which sure to prove at
tractive Among the special announcements Tor
the coming year arc the engagements of the Swed-
ish musician and composer. j. lsidor Moqu'S' AZ
cuin Blum and Nine. Blum born Human. TX
animation OF pupils desiring to enter the institute
are held every Wednesday and Saturday from !
to D. m
The Garbage Commissioners held an executive
session yesterday. and decided TO visit various
cities 70 insnect the methods employed in the dis
posal Of refuse
The ferryboat Middletown OF the Staten Island
Ferry became disabled yesterday morning whlle
on her 40 O'Clock trip from ST. George by 'he
breaking OF her main rod strap NO one OF the
messengers on board knew that an accident hau
haopened and the boat made her slip at Nhlte-
hall-s all right. tug toWed her 10 'hi'o"' "'''e
the damage will be repaired
The North German Lloyd steamer Lain had n
rough time crossing the North Atlantic. She evil
IDENTIFY encountered a portion Of the lost cyclone
As she was off the Grand Banks a big wave boarded
her and smashed her starboard hfehoat
The tucboat W J. McCaldn sunk at her pier In
South Brooklyn yesterday morning. The tug was
IA have gone out about dayhreak TO tow Ny a ship
No one was on board except the fireman shorty
before davbreak he attached one end OF "A hose 10
tn. hvtlrant on the pier and. putting the oth'r ehd
I'm the tugs tank. turned on the water. ih'h IL
went 10 sleep The hose filed the tank ana theh
II filed the tug. and the tug sank W men u fhhA
the fireman disappeared up the pier. The chapman
Wrecking Company raised the lus "'''''"' w
Guilty in the afternoon.
A stated meeting OF the New-York Academy OF
Medicine was held last night a 80 q West Forty
third-st Or. j. Il. St John Roosa was III inc
chair There was a small attendance A paper
ON Climate in Therapcutics' was read by Ut. -
Favette Taylor. and discussion OF II followed
DR. Baruch and DR. r. c. VI. Page opened the
discussion
| The regular weekly meetings OF the Manhattan
Liberal club will be resumed at 80 221 East Fly
feminist this evening with a lecture on Mary
Wollstonecran the Apostle Of Equal Rights by
yollairine Dc Cheyre. The public is invited
The state Lunacy Commission continued its in
oury into the alleged abuses AT Wards ana Kan
dalTs islands at the Park Avenue Hotel yesterday
he
exnended i'm the care % the patients. The hearing
/ was adjourned to October j.
The Rev Or. J. l.. Campbell, pastor OF Lexington
Avenue Baptist Church. will preach series of
sermons on the Lights and Shadows OF New
York" on the following sunday evenings: October
/ THE Increase Of Crime; October II. Municipal
/ Corruptlon": October a. Romanism and the a +.
| A.; October 2S IF Christ Came TO New ork
! and November g. "Thc Duty Of Christians DR.
l Parkhurst will speak in the church on October H.
The last Of the volumes Of the second part OF u''
UeDnessy library will be sold this afternoon AZ VIZ
rooms OF Bangs & CO.. 40. ISs Broad"ay' :"
sale Yesterday attracted the usual crown % "o"
BUYERS and the prices realized were ialr
The Dock Commissioners yesterday offered III
bridge r Gerry $4,000 for piece o. whttr-lr"n
he owns near Elevcnth-st. on the North i'N''' =
the offer Is accepted the plot VIII De aug o"' ~"
bg piers built there it is thought Tor the accom-
mediation Of the White Star Line. The land mas
frontage OF 80 fe,t In West-st. ls ieet III III"
teepth-ave and 400 feet In Bethune ST.