New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

| Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday Nos. Is
| Wooster-st. 151 Hudsou-st., 400 Eghth-ave., and
| 1l6 and lis FOurth-ave.
HARD WORK FOR PARK POLICEMEN.
The chestnut trees Of the city parks appear to be
| a great annoyance TO the park police, who spend
much time in trying TO drive the young IDEAS out of
the tOpof them.
MUTUAL IIFE-INsURANCE.
The new bylaw establishing Gratuity Fund IA
Efc-jnsurance syseml for the members of the New
York Mercantile Exchange was adopted yesterday
by a vote of 40 III favor against 10 opposed
A PENKNIFE AS A DANGEROUS WEAPON.
John Uaines was sentenced yesterday in the
Court of General Sessions to four years imprisOn-
ment for stabbing Mary Green with penknlfe at
No 1G5 WooSter-st. on September 80.
CONSERVING TO DEFRAUD THE GOVERNMENT.
George d. Bayoud and Gustav +. Peercnaud, of
M 60 Newest were indicted yesterday for renoy-
ing revenue distllery stamps and for consplrng to
defraud the Government. They were taken before
Commits sioner Shields and held for examination.
ANGLERS IN COUNCIL.
The final meeting OF the committee or arrange
ments for the Anglers Ionrname1t was heid leSieT-
dov nj tbe rooms of The Forest and Stream Publish
ing Company +. Matber presiding. Sub-comlnlt l.
tees were appointed to arrange programme for fly
casting and basscaSting and to complete ana assign
the list OF prizes.
BURGLARS HELD FOR TRIAL
Michael Thomas age thirty-two of No. 156 West
Twentv-six th-st and Charles Morris, age thirty
two salesman, arrested for burglary al Nos, So
and 50 Park place on Monday might. were held III
default of 50 900 bail each III the IOmOs Police
Court yesterday.
SENTENCED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Dennis Shea pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny yes
tcrday in the Court of General Sessions, and was
sentenced for five years On September 10 Daniel
| Noonan, the complainant, knocked down at
rty-fourth-st and Third-aYe. by the prisoner and
| some of his companions, and his gold watch and
| chain were stolen
A FRIEND IN VOLTS CLOTHING.
Martin Healy was sentenced Yesterday in the
Court of General Sessions to Imprisonment for four
wears and six months for stealing 800 from Henry
| Beall The prisoner met the complainant III
Wall-st on October and cautioned him TO he care
full about pickpOckes, and after gaining his conf
| dence, stole his money
BURIAL OF THE REV. PAUL MIGNARD.
The funeral services of the Rev Paul Mignard,
j. took place yesterday morning at the Church of
ST. Francis XAVIER IN West SIXeenth-st. He died
on sunday al st. Ninccnt's HOSPITAL. low mass
was celebrated by the Rev. Father Frsbie pastor of
the church The InteIment took place III the Gem
etcry of the Jesuit Noyitlatc, at West Park 0n the
Hudson.
ABOUT TO SAIL FOR THIS COUNTRY.
Messrs. Brooks x Dickson received the following
telegran from Charles Wyndham, the English
comedian Yesterday: We play next week in
Cork embaTking on sunday at Queenstown. just
compIeted the most brilliant engagement we have
| ever had in Dublin Mr.. Wyndham's engagement
In this country Is at the Union square Theatre alter
| Mi. Jeners0ns.
! A MYSTERIOUS CAVE FOUND.
The sudden caving ia OF the ground about twenty
feet III front OF the outer gate of Castle Garden dis
! closed suberTanean passage running down and IN
! toward the rOtuDda. Ii Is about two and half
feet in diameter 20 more than twelve feet In length.
IL was evident that originally ii protected with
cement and IL 10 believed that 1t was intended Tor