New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
NEW YORK CITY.

shnbonc Alley. a tncniy-foot thoroughiare which
runs ziezag from Bond-st. TO Bleecker. east OF
Broadway Is private property. ani Is use1 ny
wholesale houses whose premises border on u Ut
receiving and delivering goods. The alley has Dc
come n sort O. storeyard FOR hroken-dowa trucks
and other vehicles. and for depostins ashes and
o,her refuse Commissioner Waring made an IN
spect,on Of tre alley yesterday. and found il h'hy
beyond description. he said siN inches d"Hp WIN
ashes and etrewed with dead cats. broken glaSs on
boxes and barrels and other refuse. lie said mat
he would make report OF the coniltioh oil 9"'"-
bone Alley u the Board of Health.
The Sick Children's Mission OF the Chidren's Ala
Society has begun lts summer work o. furnishing
medical attendance. medicine and norFirhns 'o'd
70 the sick children os the poor. Ten experienced
uhyscians have been assigned 10 districts covering
the entire city south 81 One-hunirei-and-i"eni
nt,h-st Personal applications for medical attend
ance may be made daily fiom q a. m. and from
6 to p m at No - East Broadway Ap7Nca-
tons by mail addressed 10 George calder -n'erin-
tendent. viii receive immediate attention.
Tho Sinking Fund Commission -teriay awarded
the contract ,or the work necessary - make the
changes IN tho new Criminal Courts building
There were six BIDS submitted and that of H"ors"
Teller OF Permont. Rockland County. y J. be-
ing the lowest E52ss. he 'e'ur'f n" contract ''f
the work The other hils were. T. X laniry.
ys:no. Thomas DWyer. iis0 James r + kc'ly
g. Co. 81 40. John + Johnson. ii.ci ard Mirh'"l
j. Mahoney 2.2'o
In the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church on
Sunday ut II q m the Rev Dr. Davies All preach
on 'Ilfes Great Purpose" In "a" evening al
o'clock a chiiren's day service .il De held. al
which addresses wlll be made by the pastor AMI
the Rev Or Worien. secretary of the Hoard ~
Publication.
The Good Government, cub ~ the XlX,h A..
semDly District viii hol dinner this evening n'
: o.c,ock Al the Sherman Square Hotel Am~'cr-
dam-ave and Seventy -frs'-si.. 20 which all Nom
bers are invited Short addresses VII Doe mad"
Charles Stewart Dawson representing The GOOD
Government clubs of this city. has written 70 Gov
ernor Morton. asking for The names "i 'h' men
uho have neen recommended - him ~ appoint
mont as members ~ the Greater Ncw-Nork Com
,nissIon Th. reason for seeking the Information
s declared 10 be desire to advise the Governor
as 10 the fitness Of some OF the men "no have been
recommended 20 him.
The first meeting - the Board % Managers %
the Produce Exchange sine" the annual election
was held Yesterday. The following appointments
were made: + II. Andrews. secretary. L. B. Howe.
suuerintendcnt: Joseph II. Bcall assistant snpern-
/ tendent
Tho Clearing House yesterday unanimously
adopted the report Of ts special committee which
! prepared plan for protecting banks against forged
and raised checks and drafts received through
country banks The new plan has been printed and
will go into effect July J.
Af.r a long series OF delays. the plans for tho
now building OF the New-York Athlete club. at
Central Park and Frny-ninth-st. on the east side
Of Sixth-ave have at length been filed. The archi-
tect is William A. Gable. OF No 6s Broad-st. The
plan originally contemplated called for nine
story building but qucksands and running water
a. the founda lions made 1t necessary to lessen the
proposed height OF the structure. The plans now
! call for n sevcn-story brick and iron building. The
first story Is 10 be finished In stone. Terra Gotta
will enter largely into the facade and the Sixth
ave frontage The cost OF construction will be
close 10 SDDC0 The clubhouse will have frontage
OF lOD5 feet in Ffty-ninth-s and 100 feet In sixth
ave and there will be n twcnty-foot extension in
Fifty-eighth-s The work OF laying the founda-
tions s now In progress.