New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Edwin Stein n pitcher on the Brooklyn Base
ball Club was badly injured while riding his oic,cl
on Friday He riding near Lake success IN
Queens County. when he took header ana wa, was
severely bruised and shaken up. He was attendeu
by Or Wemmell. of No. 900 Atan'ic-aVe. rye
stitches taken in stems fcrehead ana a, ms ms
ether injuries We're dressed lie vas reio'eu " ''
home No. 218 Atlantic-ave
The Coroner has been requested to make an In
yestigator OF the death Of Lizzie j. Reilly twelve
years old who died at o'clock yesterday morning
a, her home No 233 Rockaway-avc. There have
recently been several deaths In the Reilly family,
the ca,ises OF which have not been understood. The
girl died suddenly before physician could De sum-
moncd.
Dr. Henry -. Mclean was appointed by Mayor
Wurster yesterday member Of the Board OF
Education IN place OF Or. Joseph II. Raymond DR..
Mclean has previously served on the Board for
four years. His home Is at No. lOl sixth-ave.
Frederick w Lewery was before Justice Tighe
Yesterday on a charge OF grand larceny. He is
accused of having deframded the Eagle Council
Of the Order OF United Friends. of which, he is
treasurer out Of sslA Lewery lives a: No. l.3
Fifth-ave He held for an investigation.
The new trolley line OF the Brooklyn Heights Rail-
road TO Flushing was formally opened yesterday.
President Rosslter set apart five cars including two
narlor cars the rest being the newest type Of pas
scngor cars, for the invited guests The party left
the City Hall at noon and made the trip to Flush
ing and return Refreshments were serVeo While on
the trip
The reopening services OF the Bethel ship Nor
wegiau Methodist Episcopal Church. No. 2s' Carroll
st. W i'll be held all day to-day. There will be love
feast at 930 led by the pastor. the Rev. SEVERN E.
slmonson. The morning sermon will be preached
by Bishop f. q. Andrews. There will be plat
form meeting in the afternoon. and in the evening
the Rev DR.. s. +. Upham. OF Drew Ineoogical e , s
Seminary, will preach a sermon There VIII also oe
short addresses The church has been thoroughly
renovated and rcdecorated. and new chapel pulit
on the rear all at n cost OF 5000
A reception will be held at the Methodist Epis-
oopal Home No. l034 Bedford-ave. near Lafayette.
on Tuesday October q, from until 10 q. m. when
gifts and supplies Will be gladly received
superstructure for well Just east OF where
the Hampstead branch of tho Long Island Rail-
road crosses the Aqueduct IS erected and prepara-
tions are almost completed for boring. Several
test wells have been sunk lately and an engineer
who recently examined the borinss says: the re-
suits corroborate the theories Of Elias Lewis. jr..
who claimed that the chief supply of water from
TIE island must cone from the annual rainfall.
About half the borlngs failed discover any con-
siderable deposits OF subterranean water near
enough to the TO ne va nrowe @
sy of the city going elsewhere for Its future supply
Of water"
The Central Literary Society Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will hold It's first public debate Of the season on
Saturday. October 81. at y. m. In the Y. NJ. c. A.
Building. and have designated 1t as Ladies'
Night" The question. Resolved. That We are op-
posed to the free and unlimited coinage Of silver
at a ratio Of 1G to Twill be discussed. and do
cslon rs TO the merits OF the debate will be made
by Charles T.. Teale. AS II Is desired TO make this
meeting informal possible. no seats will be
reserved or tickets received.
l. X. Funk. president OF the Prohibition League.
has issued call for the third antiRaincs hotel in
dignation meeting. which will take place at No. 55
Fulton-st this afternoon at o'clock. W. W.
Smith vii! make the principal address.