New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
WORK OF THE GRAND JURY.

| WORK OF THE GRAND JURY.
! The Grand Jury was discharged for the term yes
cases during the term. There are less than twenty
cases to be disposed of.
| CUTTING THE VEINS IN HIS WRIST.
homeless man. named Charles Lyman. attempted
TO commit suicide last evening by cutting the veins
in his wrist with pOcket-knife in front of No. So
| West Broadway. He was taken to the Chambers
| Street Hospital.
| FOUND DROWNED IN TUE EAST RIVER.
Ell ne rs nude aody o. boy ABOUT sixteen wears Old
hair was found in the East River yesterday after
noon between Ninety bird aud Ninety fourth sts
| and was taken to the M0rgue.
SLIGHT EXPLOSION IN FIFTH AVENUE.
People living IN the ncghborhood fifty ffth-st.
and FIfth-aye. were awakened at a. m. yesterday
| by the sound of an explosion. Policeman Murtagh
discovered that an exp osion OF gas had taken Place
under the sidewalk at the place mentioned and had
displaced the tagging. Nobody was injured.
WORK OF THE CITY MISSION.
,, The Ncw-York City Mssi n, of No. so Bible
House. IN September held 800 gospel meetings. with
10000 tracts, papers and books obtained 135 tenn
psr"nee q dgss and aj6ed 600 families Recelpts
S3, l42 81 total indebtedness. $4,000 81
CALVARY CHAPEL FREE READING ROOM.
=, The tree rea ngroom of Calvary Chanel, in East
will reopen for the season Monday evening next.
:. he room is open from to 10 o'clock every even
lig except sunday. There may be found all the
daily morning and evening papers. weekly and
monthly periodicals and magazines and library of
wcIi-scected books.
Y.
George Euil, n German, twenty-five years old,
pleaded guilty in the Court of General Sessions yes
glary at the house, IN K ersla of Percy Rpm of
No. % Wall-st. The first offence committed on
n may ' b Tro1nd %n tn S last Jndge Cow
Tor each offence, ten years in all
HIGHWAY ROBBERS IN CUSTODY.
hrcc more OF the gang OF thieves which attacked
and robbed Felix Smith of his wages amounting to
: 6 50, on Monday evening, at Foriieth-st. and
FIrst-aye were arrested on Wednesday night; Their
al nf Nh Fast
xth-st. Peter Henry, of No. :,32 East Foriethst.
ana a Edward Gates of No. $50 East Forteth-st. In
fach committed without bail, or trial, by Justice
Patterson.
CHEATING HIS BOARDING MISTRESS
charles ID. WI lianis III Octobi +, 1880, gave Mrs.
Jane Bev2n. of No. 30 Great Jones-st., check for
$3.50 on the Second National Bank of New-yersey,
IN ~ ueucnt of u board bill amounting to $l7 The
check apparently had been market good at the
bank, anI Mrs. Bevan gave Williams 1918 in
II bore were found to he orgeres. In the Court of
General Sessions yesterday Williams pleaded guilty
and was sent to the State Prison or two years.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE RULES.
The Committee CIR iIn of the Produce EX-
change. Yesterday established IA schedule of fees
Ton mi" ami ont OF regular warehouses, also for
out>-iuspecton and superin ending at the place of
delivery of gram atioat 40 cents per thousand
bushcl>. The following were designated as "rrgu-
lar warehouses The Grain WHrehouSng Company
4 Mclean, Bartlett * Greene. f. f. Pinto and the
United STATES " arehouse Company. Tie Board of
Managers erected the Law ommittee 10 draw up
an ancndmru Do To the bylaws limitng the member
ship OF the Exchange to 5000.
PROPOSING A COURT OF ARBITRATION.
=, meeting Of the New-York Universal Peace
Union was held the Grand teutr Hotel on
Weun .sday. motion was offered by Colonel Mae
kaye thit the peace societies # the several coun-
tres AXE Steps Ia form Court of Admiration To
which natIons shall submit all points Of difference
VITA the understanding that its decisions shall be
Dlhdng. AZ an October meeting a plan will he
rescued to carry tins proposition into fleet ESQ
Iutiuhs OF -ympathy or MIS- Garfield AMI her fami-
No fH,l ,,,tft
arrange tor " Garfield In Mcmoriann in aid of the
Michigan sufferers, The committee consisted of
IA an f. Fuller Elizabeth UndcrbIil, Co.ouel Mac
KAY e, the Rev. W. o. Embury and Henry Nichols.
BROOKLYN
Nearly million dollars worth of redeemed bonds
wel" bnrne,i by the Kings Couuty Supervisors Com
mittcc on County Treasury, yesterday in the base
ment of the Court House.
The annual inspection aud muster OF the Second
DIVISION. National Guard, by Maior-General Jour
dan, b gan yesterday ut Prospect Park with the
9th brigade, BrRaJier-Gencral Christensen com
mandlnp II comprises The 18Th Regiment, Colonel
Austen; l3th Regiment Colonel Mclcer; and 18th
Sc aratc Company of Infantry, Flushing Canaan
Miller The l3tn and 18th Regucnts paraded
aDout 400 officers and men each and the Separate
Company 40.
In the Court of Sessions, yesterday, George Free
man, prominent member Of the Church AT
BfooAlyn, so-calIcd which il undenominational
ana somewhat primitive IN ITS views of Christianity
was lcd tor burglary IN the third degree and urand
larceny. jointly with john sullivan. / he men we're
arrested together about IA. IN. on July H. Sls.
pciou OF entering the shoe factory OF Miller a Co
III hWlhhett-st. SULLIVAN had sNeral skeleton KEYS
IN ms Docket and "A Gag with 36 pairs of shoes in
his hands. Freeman tried to escape. Both men de-
nigd any ieige OF the robbery but both were
found guilty. Pastor Mitchell, and others of thu
church testified IN treeman's behalf
JERSEY CITY.
child, about two months Old, richly dressed
was tound on Wednesday niglt on the stoop OF No
5o Brightest. "
Robert Connors age two, was found drowned yes
house, No. 253 Van II rnc-st.
james Iouguliu, of No. 100 EsScX-st the driver
or coal carl, ARA gurI beior. Police Justico
SilSlng Yesterday morning on II charge of cruelty
10 ANIMALS. Police Inspector Lame, who ar eSied
him, stated that Cougnlin had laslene / n chain
around his horses neck and, making il fast 10
ano her truck, hal endcavored to drag the horse M
n Stecp hill at Newark Jus ice Stlslng lined
the prisoner T3o.
james Ketney was sitting on his stoop at Bav
ald llendcrson-Sts. on Wednesday about % o'c,ock
when Il young man, who was under the influences of
liquor, staggered up and began to create "a disturb
ancr. keltney ordered hun away aud cook him bv
,hc arm 10 Illsn suiu, when The Young man draw ,
knife ami staoncd Keltney in the side and neck i'm
fctng two dangerous and painful wounds 4
crowu gathered around and in the excl ciueut the
young man succeeded III making his escape.
NEWARK
The Masons of this city will hold n LODGE of Sor
row at he Grand o. era House on Monday evening
Ill memory OF t"e late PIeSiuent.
The new building OF the Young Mems Christian
Association was taken possession of by the AS oca-
ton last evening. The building ia fitted M with
Ieading-rooms, "a hall, gymnasium, committee rooms
etc. large number OF members has been enrolled
r. a. Fraudt, brewer, at Sprngiield-ayo. and Mar-
noiia-s has failed, and ha, placed his affairs IN The
hiudS or MS creditors Tor II COMPROMISE At 4
meeting of the creditors statement was ed
showing liabilities S3S, 600 nominal assets S2I O0O
actuai ass Us % oooo. Inc real estate in
ciuicd. An offer was made to compromise at SO
cents on the dollar.
William blessing, an employee at Balbreh's smelling
works was drowned IN the Passaic ltiver fir m the
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