New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
NETWORK CITY.


the City Of New York. in addition to ITS oher assets
has inst deposcd with the Atlantic Trust Company OF
tlis CITY a fund ~ 800 900. guarantee 10 us
policy holder, Of the fulhlment of It's contracts.
The West side Republican Club Will give an I'm
auclral dinner at the clubhouse NO 1oo west sew
enty-frst- st.. st.G 80 p M tomorrow. a committee
of sixteen Is in charge Of the arrangements lor 'o
dinner
Tho ,cr.Ia,ion committee of the Aldermen will give
a hc;rins on the Pier bill. pending in tie Legs
lature IN Room 10 the City Hall at p. ~ today
* thc time Of the temporary organization of the
suanish- American Commercial Union has almost eN-
prca the board Of directors met Yesterday IN the once
Of tle Union, at No. 40 Wallst.. ana dlscusScd llo
odyisability of continuing the organization II was
decided to send circulars TO all the members 10 learn
what their wishes the subject are
Dr. Hermann NJ. BigSs will lecture to young men
only on Friday evening at s O'Clock in Association
1y.u Twenty third-s corner Of Fourth ave. subject,
Germs in Their Relation to Disease special
cymnastic display will he given by members OF tic
gymnasium, and an organ recital.
George stcnson. the teacher of Grammar School
No co. at Rector and Greenwich sts. who was charged
with striking one of his pupils. Donald c. Bow, with
bell was discharged in the Court of Special sessions
Yesterday 1t was shown that the boy accidentally
ran against the teacher while tho teacher'was ringing
the bell and thus received his wound
At the Club" Here's bid to the SIS Club; VINO
on earth are they1"
.Tbe seldom (hc) SOBER said the man whose hat
didn't ut him.
The Nova Scotia ship Marlborough arrived here
Yesterday with the of the schoonerNelllc Poer
Of Washington, y. c. The schooner was abandoned
nj sea in dismasted and waterlogged condition.
They were rescued March by the MARLBOROUGH
There were six men in the crew.
&C E. Pn-Two contracts now ip operation.
having been put in force in January, 1855 Tie wor"
is excavating rock through Dyokman's meadow. AS
sistant Engineer Doertinger is in charge lie Is STD
toned at Kingsbrdge and can give particulars
A number of Custom House brokers' all Democrats
but few presented TO special Deputy COLLECTOR Charies
p McCelland yesterday set of cngrossed resolutions,
which expressed their regard for him as an ohcal ana
a man. Mr. McClelland will retire from Office as soon
as secretary Window transmits the papers appointing
Joseph ]. Couch his successor.
General p j. Claassen has employed a. W. Tenney'
formerly United states DistrictAttorney in BROOKLYN
as additional counsel defend him on the charge OF
cmbezzing the funds of the Sixth National Bank MI
TeDney wished for an opportunity TO examine the teS
tjmoDy already given, and at his request the ex-
animation in Claassen's was adjourned yesterday
ty Commissioner Shields to next Monday.
ICELAND in History" will be the subject Of pop
Mar lecture By Professor G. s. Smith at Columbia Col
lcge this evening.
The Rev. Dr. F. c. Icchart the speaker at
sessions
st. Lulxc's Methodist Episcopal Church To-day the
Rev G. II. McGrcw will address the evening meeting
Alfred A. Ament, who had charge Of the walters at
the Arion bail at the Metropolitan Opera House on
the night Of February 81, indicted yesterday by
tie Grand Jury the charge OF selling liquor between
the hours of l and 4 O'Clock in the morning. Twelve
walters were asD accused but the Grand Jury dis
missed the complaints against them, as they acted
in the presence of Ament, who saw what was going
on Ament gave bail 10 the amount of 5000 to ap-
pear for trial.
The Corporation Counsel yesterday sent letter 10
the Dock Department, asking for an accurate descrp
ton of all property owned by and III the possession
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company IN the nesh'
borhood OF the Cortandt and Desbrosses sts ferries
The Dock Board will open bids for new pier at
West Forty fftl-st Oh March 20. The pier j. 10 be
500 feet long so feet wide. Its cost Is estimated
at upward Of 100000
Rubber-shoe manufacturers have shown active in
ourv for rubber owing 10 the continued advces from
RrazI Of decreased supply and the sales this week
have already amounted TO 100000 POUNDS OF Inc ana
coarse Para The price paid for 100000 pounds Of
fine WAS SO cents cash. The stock Of spot rubber has
been reduced 10 $4,000 pounds Of fine Para, there
being coarse Para
The Board of Emigration yesterday elected Gus
fave IL. schwab the new president OF the "eimah
Society member Of the Board, cX oico, In place OIL
the late Charles lIauselt.
John g. Christmas, Of No. 9S7 Myrtlcavc, Brook-
lyn was arrested by Bridge policeman, warren IT,
Foster at the entrance Of the Bridge YESTERDAY orecu
with assaulting the officer. In police court 1t was
shown that the officer had handled Christmas roughly
without cause, and the accused was discharged fo'-
ter was repTimanded by the justice
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund, with the ad-
dion of a subscription of 800 from Edward H. Cos
ter Aiken, 5. c., now amounts TO S'3,9'3 81
biographical memorial of DR.. Frank Hastings Ham
iton written by Dr. J. Wight HIS just been published
and forms highly interesting and instructive record
Of that noted surgeons life and work Professor
Ifamton's history as striking Illustration OF
what NAV be accomplished by ndomitable industry
energy and devotion 10 duty. The work Is one WHICH
every young ply stefan or surgeon VINO IS beginning "S
professional career might read with proht.
The regular monthly meeting of the homeopathic
Medical society OF the County Of Ncw-fork was held
last night but the recent trouble with Drs GUERNSEY
and Rankin did not serve TO call out any unusual
attendance and the only echo of the affair was heard
in the reading of extended minutes OF the last Two
meetings and in the making Of a few corrections ana
explanations
II was feared that the lilies, tulips and crocuscs
that had put their tender shoots out in anticipation
OF an early spring would be sadly npped by the frosS
~ last week Luckily, they covered with q
blanket of snow, and that that has melted inc
shoots look stronger and healthier than ever Ihcre
is every prospect of the park gardens being blaze
of color In few weeks
The next meeting Of the Business Mems Repub-
lcan Organization Of the nth Assembly DISTRICT VIII
be held March 90. The subject for discussion VIII
he .shall this organization take any further action
looking to the nomination of f. f. shepard for Mayor
The next OF the course Of entertainments at the
Harlem branch of the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton will occur this evening at O'Clock Professor
j. j. Hayes, the clocution teacher Of Harvard Uni
vcrsity, will give selected readings.
CARING FOR THE CHRONIC NfAIDS
The annual report Of the directors Of the Monehoe
Home for Chronic Invalids shows that 1872 persons