New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
NEW.YORK CITY.

The new Carmelite Church, in East Twenty -een'h
NJ. will be dedicated Sunday by Archbishop 'o'
rigan.
The committee which has been authorized to aScer-
tain the cause of the decline in the price OF memoer
,bip at the Produce Exchange has posted nouce
asking members to contribute their views on 'inS
subject The replies received will be submtteo oS
The committee to the Board OF Managers
The Park Commissioners opened bids yesterday LOT
,.nevinr the span on the McComb'S Dam bridge over
.he Harlem River. There four bids: W. H.
Morton S1s .497 L. G.. Preusch. $1s5oo' kopert ~.
Simmons SI7.s75; and the King Iron Company u u
Cleveland 50 200. The lastmentloned hrm wiz
get the contract if the securities are found 70 DC "n
tight.
Judre Andrews in the Supreme Court, yesterday
appoined Horao c. King receiver of the Metropolitan
transit Company, which has been for years trying
IN GET the right 10 build railroad under broadway
Ralph T. Cook held judgment against it for s2o'ooo'
money lent.
George F. Damon of Portcheser, n. y, doing
,r.,ness at No 400 Broadway in thread, made an
assignment yesterday William Keating Clare giving
preferences for his household debts to drygoodS
etc in this city and POrtchester and also ." george
a. Clarke d Brother the amounts not being men
toned.
Tho strike of the ,ongshoremen at Pier No. 80
has had little effect in delaying freight. new men
guarded by police handling without trouble the IN
coming or outgoing cargoes The strikers are looh-
ing for other places
large number Of homeless mothers and their
infants are sheltered in the NewYork Infant Asylum
Christmas gifts Of clothing food books or money can
he sent TO the receponhouse, sixty frstst ana
Tenth-ave to the Home at Mount Vernon, or 10 MIS-
Clark Bell, No. los West Forty fourth-st
A meeting of the Auxiliary Committee Of the Sat
urday and Sunday Hospital Fund of the Mercantile
Exchange was held yesterday, to make arrangements
for collecting the annual fund for the hospitals Wig
orous efforts will be made this year to head the list
Of Exchanges with the largest subscription.
Erastus wiman, Charles OConnor Hennessy, Charles
r. southard and others announced to speak at
Cooper Union tomorrow evening, respecting the plans
of The new Assured Building Loan Association.
Judge Fitzgerald lectured last evening to large
audience in the schoolhan attached to st. Josephs
Roman Catholic Church, sxth-ave. and Washington
place on "Cathocity and American Patriotism"
The proceeds will be applied to the church fund.
The general opinion among Irishmen in this city
is that the Cronin murdererS should either have been
hanged or acquitted.
The Ancient Order Of IIibernians has elected VIII
lam Malley as general president, Daniel McEvoy sec
resry, and Hugh oRelly general treasurer.
The officers of the German Hospital and Dspensary
will give a reception in the hospital, at Seventy tysev
enthst. and Fourthave.. for the benefit Of the in
mates, sunday at O'Clock.
The students of the Jesuit College of st. Francis
Xavier will bring out the mclodrama Guy Manner
ing" at their oolegehal No 80 West sixteenth-st..
December 26.
Wilson Bdrrett who has several times entertained
the members Of the New-York Press Club at the reg
nlar monthly receptions, will enjoy informal re
ception himself at p n. to-day at the clubrooms
No. 120 Nassau-st.
Schedules in the assignment Of Whitney & Co.. tho
nrVrO IN mpp 6ledC
The liabilities s5Ol ,647 %; nominal assets, $685.
6s4 SO; and actual assets, 1927 ,096 40
Albert Riddick. guard the Sixth-ave. elevated
road, of No. 1191 Thirdave., stopping down
between two TO couple the steam hose, which
in some way became uncOuped as the train was round
ing the Murray-st curve, when the closed on
him, fracturns his collar-bone. lie taken to
the Chambers street Hospital.
The next annual reunion of the Hamilton College
Alumni Association viii be held at the Hotel Bruins
''ck tomorrow evening. Addresses will be made
80 Rev. Henry Darling, president of the college
tler members Of the faculty, senator Joseph r.
q u y, Ellis ii. Roberts, Assistant United states
TIc-. rer Ii. B. silliman, who gave the silliman
lal' % the college John Jay Knox, Elihu Root
A. Miner Grswod and Charles II. Truax.
The holiday special" of The Journalist CONES
out with sixty pages Of interesting articles by many
wellknown newspaper men, There are, too. many
th'm handsome and some of them beautifully executed
Louis Noll. fifty seven years old, committed suicide
by shooting himself yesterday at his home, No. 26o
Broome-st, because he too i'll TO work.
William Chapman. age forty, a laboIer while walk
ing the track of the Hudson River Railroad near
McCOmb's Dam bridge al a. H. yesterday,
struck by train and killed His body was removed
10 his home, in Firstave., near Devoest.
President J. IL. V. Arnold, Of the Board of Alder
men, yesterday took the oath Of Office before the
Mayor.
The New-York stockholders Of the Canton Terminal
and Railroad Company met delegation Of stockholders
from Baltimore aj the office of Whltehouse a Co.
yesterday, and agreed to act with them in inducing
the directors to take action dispose Of the
assets of the company. The company is the owner
Of about 2400 acres OF land in the neghbOrhOOd Of
Baltimore and the stockholders wish this land sold
at percmptOry sale, in parcels of Onetenth at time
Two more complainants appeared in the Yorkve
Police Court yesterday against Arthur ZOlk who Is
charged with assaulting Dr. G. H. Delamater Of No.
3I5 MadisOn-aye. on Monday. Miss Helene Frank,
proprietor OF the Teachers Employment Bureau at
No. IL East scventecnthst., said that on Thursday
last Zolki, with whom she had been acquainted for
some time stole gold watch and 81 from her. Dr.
Clarence f. TaiIman, Of No. 329 West Twenty third
ST. complained that Thanksgiving Day Zolki stole
clothing worth 800 from his house.
The Grand Jury passed resolution yesterday ask
ing Police Captain Thompson, of the Eighth Precinct
to appear before them and explain why he allowed 4
" dive to exist at No IL Grand-st.
George Rogermonte age thlrty-fve, who says he
Is lawyer was arrested yesterday at No 81 Bowery
by Rogers. Mrs. Verdabal who lives
In the Dakota Flats, had complained TO Inspector
Byrnes that on Sunday RosermoDte called on her
With letter Of Introduction from French professor
with whom she was acquainted. Afer Rogermonte
lad gone Mrs. Verdabal missed valuable umbrella
md she thought ber visitor had taken 1t away The
prisoner was remanded yesterday.