New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
NEW YORK CITY.

The nfty-second meeting and dinner OF the Paint,
oil and Varnish club will be held to morrow at
the S. Denis Broadway and Elcvcnth-st.. AZ $50
p m e. II. Patrick is president. II. r. Lucas Vice
president and w. u. Tompoton secretary and
treasurer The new president is expected to give
an interesting account Of his sojourn abroad.
Two baby nylshaus dndian antclopes) were born
in the Central Park Menagerie yesterday after
noon Tho dam, GcnevicVc. was reported TO bc do
ing we'll
Ralph Wells Will resume his supcrintendents and
teachers class. this afternoon 4 o'clock at No.
ll3 Fulton-st. \ large number OF Sunday
workers gather there every week during the fall
and winter and gain inspiration and help for the
coming Sunday.
man who gave his name as Harry +. Park.
publisher living at Nnety-cghth-st. and coum-
bus-avc was taken to the Hudson Street Hospital
from the Church-st station yesterday afternoon.
The diagnosis of his alcoholism. The
city directory gives the Henry r. Park.
publisher No. 10 Park Place residence. No l3l
West Ninety-elghth-st."
At the meeting Of the Park Commissioners yes
torday afternoon a rule adopted that here
after persons who are injured while riding bicycles
in the Park will not be compelled to pay 81 for
the care Of their bicycles by the police. has
been the rule heretofore. a resolution adopted
enacting that more heavy traffic should be
allowed the Cathedral Parkway. at One-hun-
drcd-and-tenth-st.. between Seventh and Eighth
The certificate OF Incorporation Of the Harlem
Board Of Commerce filed yesterday In the
County Clerks Office The directors for the nrst
year are William A. Martin Henry G. r. Koch
Edward r. Steers. David NJ Williams. William H.
Payne Charles Blandy. James NJ. Horton Isaac
\ Hopper. Charles b. Morris. John j. Sperry
Frank H. croft and David +. Porter.
John j. Dempsey. the discharged messenger OF
the Public Works Department has begun suit
In the Supreme Court against the city for 5000
damages for Illegal dismissal. naming code
PENDANTS Deputy Commissioner Wds and the chief
engineer Mr. Birdsa Mr.. Wilds says he dis
charged Dempsey because OF an absence OF three
months Dempsey alleges he i'll. and could
not bc legally dismissed.
Mayor strong yesterday appointed Joseph H.
Oliver. of No. 2oi Elm-s, and Rudolph T.. Schir
mer Of No 2i East sevcnteen,h-st.. school In
spectors for the Third and Twelfth Districts
spcctively.
The memorial altar which is being built for ST.
Thomns's Church. at Fifth-avc and Fifty-third-
st. 1t is expected will be finished about the middle
Of next month The architect for the altar is II.
W Gibson. OF No. IS Wall-st. II is 10 he
mortal Of the Rev. DR. William +. Morgan. who
was formerly the rector of the church.
New-York Commandery Of the Military order OF
the Loyal Legion Of the United States will have IA
meeting and dinner at Dcimonico's tomorrow
mander OF Illinois Commandery. will read a paper.
An amendment TO the bylaws will be acted upon
TO increase the admission fee from SIS to 80.
The Volunteer Life-Saving Corps Of the State OF
Scw-York, of which Colonel J. Wesley Jones. OF
Brooklyn IL president has voted a gold medal to
r. Conlcld who has saved nine persons from
drowning at Manhattan Beach this season. The
presentation of the medal will take place at the
city Hall Thursday at II a Mayor Strong
will make a speech ana present the medal. Colonel
Jones and other citizens connected with the Vol
unfeer Life-Saving Corps will also make addresses
explanatory OF the good work which the associa-
tion l. Icing.
Thl Rev Dr. Joseph T. Duryea. OF the Bedford
Avenue Reformed Church, Brooklyn, read paper
on The New Socialism before the ministers
meeting at No % East Twenty -second-st. yester-
day morning.
There WIN he series OF meetings under the
auspices the Southern New-York Baptist As
ISOLATION at the North Baptist Church, In West
Eeventh-st. between Waverley Place and Fourth