New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

Grand Jury are Charles Devlin Enoch Dean llste
President Of the BOwery Bank, and Fitzpatrick the
assignee of Devns contract when the latter specimen
Of virtue undertook to be Mayor Woods Street Com
missioner Beside these there are two City Survey
ors and two Deputy Collectors of Assessments.
TIE Jews HosPIrAL-A banquet and bsll in all
of the funds of this Hospital will BE- given next Thurs
day, the 2sh inst, at Niblos Saloon, at g o'clock
precisely.
THE Jews Hospital was opened Scr the reception
of patients on the sh of June, 1888, since which date
AZ patients have been admitted, Of which number OIL
have been treated gratuitously.
The benefits Of the institution have been enjoyed by
the sick and unfortunate of all creods and OF all nations
without any aid from the State or Municipal Govern
ment. Its usefulness, however, has been increased
and the sphere Of its operations enlarged. The funds
being no~ exhausted, the Directors compelled to
call upon their friends and supporters for contributions
that It's mission of charity and benevolencc may be
continued.
Their former appeals 70. aid and assistance have
been responded to with much cheerfuness and lib
crafty, that they rely with confidence upon n Ike
result the present time. To you, therefore, hiehts
ard associates they commit the pleasing task of reah
zg such expectation. This institution is under the
sanction Of the best-known members OF tie Jewish
persuasion in this city.
DIscHARCEo.--Gecrge Foster, who arrested on
Saturday Oh 9 complaint made by John Murray of
aiding prisoners to escape, yesterday honorasly
discharged by Justice Brennan, 70 evidence appear
Ing to sustain the complaint
NEwsyoYs-we have before IA the annual state
me ut just made by Mr.. C. Wiegaad, Superintendent OF
the Newsboys' Lodging House. 1t is interesting,
especially in showing how far such an institution
can be made sef-supporting Out of the u, sOo ex-
penses, nearly 81 coo have been paid by the boys
themselves, while tie 1900 have been contributed by
the Children's Aid Society. considerable proportion
ofthe expenses have been for permanent improvement
II should be stated that the Lodging House has be
come sort of general resort for friendess boys,
and is not exclusively used for newsboys. The price
of the tickets of admission is six cents and we would
be glad if our friends would buy these tickets aud give
them to poor boys who apply to them for charity.
They can be obtained at tho oiice of the Chlirens
Aid Society Clinton Hail. or at the Lodging House,
| Nc. 1913 Fulton street.
AnnrGl Statement Of NsS-'
Total number Of Lodsen TO- oys LoSgiriq. Hou'e.
ll.oo' year ............,........l33 S
SOS have Seen et 5BRRf "a a9 9hr2 een''
= 3 have been sent from Station. Houses.
266 have been On credit (snother Rame for Jreel.
r.,., n...i iS.5s o., :,
$50 s. Of which wa. from odter.
~ u OF heh was from ticket sales.
q z 81 Of Of w .sc5 wa. from from el2.st reut
80 Of which was from fues
28l % OF which was from Donations
aLo29 n
There.have been 1881 individuals TO lodge in the
place. constant is the change going on. If a single
teed Of good has found Judgment in the hearts of one
tenth of that number the place has not been useless
is 1t extravagant or poetica to hope that such has
been the case.
Expenses have been 81, go 81. A good deal was
spent in charging our facilities which have been in
creased ~ per cent upon previous times Such heavy
expenses need not recur but still the cost of such an
institution must necessarily be- great.
| A JUDIcIoUs DRUG CLERK.-On Sunday evening"
about eight O'Clock, young man, named Blanchard
Is years Of sge, called at the drug store corner Of
Broadway and Thirty-second street. and asked for q
dose Of corrosive sublimate. The clerk refused to
give him the poison unless he would fret tell him
what he intended TO make Of il. Blanchard, find
ing himself thwarted in HE purpose iaaly confessed
that he was out of money and employment that his
friends in the city had deserted him, and finally that
he had resolved to Kill himself The desperate youth
taken to the Station House by Officer Wheeler Of
the Twenty-r Precinct where he stated that he had
relatives in Massachusetts, and expressed strong
desire to go to them. Capt. speght accordingly sent
him East by the New-lIaven cars.
ARREST OF Az ALLEGED BURGLAR. - Yesterday
morning David Barr, young Hibernan, was arrest
ed BY Officer Hanifen Of the Ninth Precinct charged
with having broken into the store No. 9 Carmine
street. and stealing therefrom pocket knives worth
els. Barr formerly employed in the store, and
managed to gain admission TO the cellar ascending
pair Of stairs and bursting open inner door. The
accused was taken before Justice Kelly, and COM
mitted to prison for trial. in defant Of bail.
while passing the corner Of Broad and Wall streets,
on Sunday evening, violently assaulted BY two
ruans, who, without provocation, struck him on the
head with some sharp instrument, thereby splitting
and nearly severing one Of bis ears. The cowariy
villains escaped before the Police could reach them.
After Dr. Van Lier dressed tho wounds Sullivan was
conveyed home by direction Of Capt. Silvay.
ARRIVAL OF FRUT.-There have been several ar
rivals since Friday last of vessels from Sicily and
Spain, with cargoes composed almost exclusively of
rsisns and almonds of the new crops. Quite num-
Der Of other vessels are daily expected from the
ports, also laden with fruit.
NEw-YoRX HosPITAL.-Weekly report to Oct. q,
Surgical Medical Total
Remaining Oe.- 22.............. III n %
Admitted TO Oct 22............ le Ia u
Discharged, cured or relieved. n 10
Died .................... %