New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
NEWNORK CITY.

Asa Stevens was unanimously elected member
of the Board Of Manag, r. Of tho Produce Exchange
yesterday.
The Row. L. c. Taylor. of Providence. r. /. has
been called 20 the pastoratc OF the Mount MOTIFS
Baptist Church.
william A. Boyd. Corporation-Attorncy.p paid 70
the Controller yesterday, Sl77 10 IN penalties col
lcctei in October Tor violations of city ordinances.
The Attorney General yesterday retained District
Attorney Rollins III bchll' OF the Federal Govern
u.cut Ia prosecute Guedu, the murderer Of Prcsi-
dent Garfield.
pEuwNTp II THE EAST RIVER.
Tho body of a drowned man, dressed ~ hllc
flannel suit was found in the East River yesterday
nv "A policeman of the Eleventh Precinct 1t was
taken to the Morguc.
MURDER IN THE SECOND DFGRFF.
The trial o. Michael ii ickctt, formerly park
noIiccman for the murder of his WIFE ended ycster-
dny i'm the Court of General Sessions, IN yerdlct OF
murder lin the second degree. He was remanded
until Wednesday next Tor sentence
An INJUNCTION CONTINUED.
judge Blatchford yesterday handed down de-
ci.iou in the suit brought by James VI. Wilkinson
against Samuel j. Tdcn. continuing the Injunction
5raf,ird in NAV last preventing the defendant from
dispo-inr Of tho stock he holds in the New York
Iron Mine Company until the termination OF the
4 Nrw OCEAN STEAMER.
The new steamer ELAN, of the Nctherland- Amcri-
can cam Navigation Company, when has line
ni steamers between Ncw-lork and ROTTERDAM, Is
nn,y an her first voyage to this port. The vessel has
good accommodations for first and second class
PISS myers and immigrants, and large freight ca
paclty. - $500, go, mn, ,,,.,s
Several Of the steamers of the Canada Shipping
Company OF Montreal. are to be transferred To TINS
port when navigation closes on the -. Lawrence;
Heretofore they have run between Portland and
Liverpool IN the winter but they VIII san between
thi, port and Liverpool during the coming winter,
oyyi,,r to the greater amount al traffic.
AN EXCEEDINGLY Observation-Disclosures YOUNG
Man.
peoulc who live in Srycntccnth-st., between
Eilth and Siytl-aycs., have for 4 n"ighhor an eX-
rccdiuply musical y-inclined young man who - Try
inc 10 learn 10 ply the cornct. There has been talk
ON the part of the nclghbors OF putting rope
9Tonrd the young mans neck and dragging him
through the street
EXPELLED FROM THE EXCHANGE.
At special mcctngoi the GovGrlnL Commlttee OF
the stock Exchange on Wednesday, Seba Mliogart
wna declared Ia be no longer member OF the Board
and hi, expulsion was announced Yesterday. Mr.. 30
"nrt was found guilty of violations of the rules
Tcp,n ting commissions, and the report Of the sub
committee 10 which the matter WAS referred was
adopted after full discussion.
RACES TOR THE AMERICA cur.
The extension of time asked by the Bay of
Ouintc Yacht Club OF BclIrvile, Ont, to race for
thr America Cup with the Canadian yacht Alta
ianta. was granted by the New-i0rk Yacht Club
y"st@riay. The Regatta Committee was authorized
ia make the necessary arrangements for the races,
wIiich. il is understood. viii take place Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday OF next week.
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION WORK.
The Young Mems Christian Association exhibits
thc following record for October: 40 new mem
hers added, ~ enrolled III inc aggregate IN me
q CoS I'm the library $50 in tho reading-r1Om,
200 in the gymnasium, 1900 at the religious
meetings and Bible classes. Large acccSsions have
been made to the library within few months
CLOTHES on PIER WITHOUT AN OWNER
A brown OyeTcoat, a dress coat aud Derby hat
were found lying ON the pier at the foot of West
man Robinson, of the Thirty second Precinct. The
owner was nowhere to be found, and II was thought
that he had Jumped INFO the river, IN Tue pockets
position that the owner was james Il. Lewis of No.
30 Fran,in-st., New-ilayen Conn. or Bristol II. l.
THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRIME
The annual meeting of the society for the Proven
ton of Crime was held yesterday afternoon ut No.
East FOurth-st. The following Board of Di-
rectOrs was elected: Howard Crosby Benjamin n
Martin, william +. Mott, Benjamin latham, David
]. Whitney, ). lren@us Prime, Alonzo Follett John
r. Voorhis, William 4. Harding, Charles Partridge
Lewis T. Iibbas j. Noble Stearns, George G. Whee.
lock and Samuel I. Gordon. The society elected as
president Howard Crosby.
COLLEGE BOYS AT LOGGERHrADs.
At a meeting of the Freshman Class of Columbia
College yesterday the following were elected ot-
GERS: T.. III. MapeS, president; w. Williams vice
president; B.. Shaw. secretary; H. l.. Burrll, troa-
surer. While the meeting, was in progress the
Sophomores locked the Freshmen in and baTrcaded
every exit with wooden beams. After considerable
delay the Freshmen gained the outside through
classes took place. The Freshmen gained the vic,
| tory at the end OF twenty minutes.
FURTHER ADDITIONS TO THE WATER SUPPLY
| There IL now little cause for apprehension of
failure OF the water supply. 1t was learned at the
Department OF Public Works, yesterday, that the
water in the Croton Lake had risen another inch in
| twenty-fOur hours. From o'clock ON Monday to
the same honr on Tuesday there was rise of four
inches in the two storage reservoirs The total rain
fall in the CrOtOn Valley estimated at about three
inches. There was also slight rain in the Croton
| region yesterday. The gates at Central Park were
said to be opened just as they were before the
| drouth, making the pressure the same as usual
| LIBELLIHG STEAMBOATS,.
The steamboat City OF Hartford, of the Hartford
| and NewYOrk Steamboat Company, which was pre-
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