New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

st. James Roman Catholic Church in Jamesst,
has been renovated at cost of $4,000.
A new Catholic church. to cost $4,000 and to be
completed in two months, will be begun this week
at Twenty nnth-st and First-ave for the new parish
that has been cut out of ST. stephens
Archbishop Corrigan administered the sacrament OF
confirmation in the Church OF st. Benedict the MOOR
for colored Catholics, last evening.
A temporary wooden fence has been erected az the
platform of the City Hall elevated station to prevent
crowds striving TO catch a glimpse of the parade
Patrick Carroll who arrested last Tuesday for
making leap into the East River from the Brooklyn
Bridge was held for trial at the Tombs Police Court
yesterday in default of 81 900 bail
w T. Garlic of Oak Springs, N. c., IS anxious
to find his brother Alex andcr Garlic. who has dark
hair and dark eyes, and weighs 200 pounds Any
one knowing him VIII confer favor and be rewarded
by sending his address to ". T. Garlic.
Thirty two colorcd converts of the Zion Methodist
Episcopal Church were baptized by immersion In the
East River at One-hundrcG and sixteenthst yesterday
afternoon by the Rev. Alex Walters, the pastor
About 900 people assembled on the bank
During a fight at Blocker and Crosby SITS. yesterday
morning Joseph Laird. of No. eco Fulton-st., Brook
lvn WAS knocked down and had his skull fractured
by Canpomenos Baptist Laird was taken to 81.
Vincents Hospital and Baptist was locked up IN the
Mulberry-st station
The bark Zabina Goudy. of Yarmouth. Nova Scotia
ffty-hree days from Rio Janero, dropped anchor at
Quarantine yesterday with her flag at halfmast She
reported having lost her master, Captain Sanderson
who died February %, while the vessel lay In
port As yellow fever RACED IN the city at the time.
Captain sandcrsons death was supposed to be due
10 that cause On April - sailor John Barr, age
twenty-three native OF Bristol. also died and was
buried at sea- Captain Sandcrsons home was at
Yarmouth
The steamer La Bourgogne brought from Havn
2,o6s. GIG francs in specie yesterday
Among the passengers on the French steamer La
Bourgogne were Mr.. and Mrs. William Astor, MI and
Mrs. s. A. Church, Hugh Campbell, Henry LIE Comte
and Captain and Mrs. York
A. W. Favre a member Of Company A. OF the Louis
VILE Legion, had his broken in five places satuf-
day afternoon on New-YoIk Central train near Al
bany while on his way to this city. He put his
hand out of window to If the rain had ceased,
and post struck It. When he arrived In New-Yori
he was taken to st. Lukcs Hospital, where his arm
will be amputated.
Mrs Alice J. Shaw, the we'll known whistler. is
expected In NcwYork this week She VIII remain
here until May 90 when she will sail for London and
begin a wo-years tour Of the European capitals.
Tho nineteenth anniversary OF the McClintock AS
ISOLATION held at st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church, in Forty frstst. last night. Tho aim ol
the association IS 10 provide 1unuS IOr pOor sout
men who study for the ministry. The meeting was
addressed by General Clinton B. Fisk Bishop An
drews and DR.. Mlley, of Drew Theological Seminary
The meeting of the Central Labor Union In Clarendon
Hall yesterday was lively one there being war Of
words between r. p Davis, Philip Kelly and William
Hotchhiss delegates resolution to bar out any
| member of the Central Labor Union who identified
| himself prominently with any political party. II
last discovered that the fighting delegates wer
| vct mberS ~ no Cont anor Union Henry
Collins presided and used hi, influence to pass the
resolution, but failed signally.