New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-09
NFW-YORK CITY.

| Seeds.
A drunken man. Cornelius Carten, fell into a bon
! fire yes erdav morning In East Nmth-st lie was
! taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
INJURED BY FAILING FROM BICYCLE.
! William Hammond, of No I'D East lhTty-ninth-
ST.. fell from bicycle on SHAY afternoon Whlle
! riding in RIyerlale-ave. He was injured 50 Sc
rOusly thar be was taken to the Nnety-nnth
Street Hospital.
! NOT AWARE THAT HE IS TO BIZ REMOVED.
District Attorney WOodfOTd denied yesterday
that there was any ground far "a ne was INFORM
! ed, for the rumor that he was to be removed. lie
expressed his disbelief of the statements that had
| been made TO that effect.
| LAYING OUT THE COURSE OF AN INQUIRY.
| A meeting of the committee OF the Board OF Edu-
cation the course OF study ANA school books was
held yesterday afternoon 1t stated thar the
| Onl, thing done was TO make out the course to be
! pursued IN the mQury IN regard to overwork in the
schools. This will come up Tor consideration IN TWO
| weeks
CONDUCTOR ROOD RELEASED
| George +. Rood, the conductor on the New-llaven
! Railway who has been indicted for mansaughter
| in connection with he Fourth Avenue Tunnel dis
aster. and VINO has been for a few days in the
! lOmhs. gave BAH yesterday to the amount OF
! 81 600, aud was released.
THURLow WEED SLIGHTLY BETTER.
ThurlOw Weed cured early last evening, and
when TRIBUNE reporter cal ed al his house he was
sleeping easily. lie had passed que: day. feeling
| rather better than he did on Tuesday, but ne was
| too weak 10 see many friends or 10 talk much
THE PETROLEuM MARKET LESS EXCITED.
! The excitement in the petroleum market which
has so demorallzed tradmgowlng to the sudden and
extreme advances in the last three days. seemed To
have subsidized yesterday. The quotations 1iuctu-
atcd up and down without any signs OF finding
legitimate basis and, III consequence, only limited
! business was done.
STAT IN An EXCHANGE TO BE SOLD.
The Board OF MANAGERS OF the Cotton Exchange
| yesterday declared the membership of john w An
dr.on an end aud ordered his seat to he sold TOR
| the benefit Of his creditors saturday next. Mr.
Anderson failed some time -, and he asSentcd To
| the above action of the Board.
! VISITORS TO A CHRIS IAN ASSOCIATION.
The YOuug Mems Christian Association Building
! ut nty-thrd-s and Eourth-aye. was visited
last month by 2G,275 persons, The visitors to the
reading room numbered 1922, to the library
A leo. and 10 the gymnasium 1000. There were
enrolled IN the evening classes 723 students, ana
In the Bible classes and prayer meetings 2,l6O.
Four hundred ana nlnety-seYcn new meinOeIs NeIo
added during the month.
ESTABLISHING GRADES OF WHEAT.
After prolonged discussion by the grain trade OF
the Produce Exchange yesterday, II was resolved
that the grade oil No white wheat as established
by the Gram Committee, should remain as az pres
cat AID be rigiuly malntalned also that me Urdh
Committee should be requested 10 prepare sample
of extra white wintcrp wheat, which should III
clude tho large berrIcd wheat.
one LARGE RETAIL STORE WHICH WAS CLOSED.
When election day was made legal holiday,
many of the dry goods houses In this city closed
their places of business Last year reaction set
In. and nearly all were open ms year it was o.
served that the store of Arnold, Constable * Co
was the only large retail dry goods house when
was closed ali day.
ARREST OF MURDERER'S FRIEND.
porcelain mag representing "A Chinese
manGarln valued ut S5O, was stolen from the store
of Wilhelm X Graef at No. l, l4l broadway, on No.
vember /. On information furnished by NlIliam
McGrew, who saw II dlsreputaDle- looking mn
leaving the store with the figure, Detective
Sclmittbergcr on Tuesday morning arrested ff,q'
erck Baniield, OF No. IL Vest ioftiei I c, ne
ye,tcrda, aud held III 800 10 answer by Justice
| BlNby. In the prisoners possession was 12nnu
paw-t!cket for the stolen property. Baniield was
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ing sentence for the murder OF Louis lianler lie
was with MoGlOn when the latter pdwned tne
pistol with when lue uccu was cOHhlU'o'" IL" 10
an ex-conylct.
IYoUIRlNG AS TO A PoIIcEMAN's DEATH
Coroner herman yesterday began preliminary
inv esligauon IN regard 10 inc recent e 4eaVI ol
Koundsmau Gallagher, of the twenty NTH RE
ciuct which resulted from the effects OF blow on
the heal with stone, hurled mt MN on october ~
| while taking Henry Gerraty TO The station lOr as
sanltlng A German baker Gerraty, Henry Shea. or
no 443 East Onc-huuured-aud Twent hist; Will
| IAN 1 otter of Ninety-nlnth-st. and Second-ayej
! William Keegan of NO. 1867 Ihlrd-ave and
! thomas Kenny, all young men, were arTagned be-
fore the COroner VINO took their sworn statements.
| They all denied any knowledge OF the analr Ger-
raty said that he had no ire ads near at the lne,
! and that he saw no stones thrown O1ceI ho9s
| cav, if AS his opinion that Golfer was the guilty
| person Golfer had boosted that lie had laid out a
| cop" The Coroner committed all OF the men 10 the
! House of Detention
BROOKLYN.
When the steamer Australia, From Hamburg,
was locked in the Erie Basin ye sterday, the aead
| body of a stowaway was found under the Matches
Miss Kate Dunn, of No. l57 Presid 1T, while
| N ST. PAUL. Roman Ca hole Church, at Congress
n ID Court-sis., yesterday afternoon was robbed OF
a atche i'll which were god watcn anu 700 III
money.
| George Pool. well known business man. died
veseriay al his home, No. 3l3 residentst., at the
age of sxty-seven. lie left family Of adult ehu-
| dren. Ihe funeral take place tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. L. l.. Cuyler, who has received calls
10 the pu pts OF three churches has decided TO
| cept none OF them aud viii remain IN the Lafayette
! Avenue Presby terrain Church, where he has been
! Tor twenty-five years
JERSEY CITY
John Mcleod and Patrick 5. Devereux, sailors on
| the schooner Abble Il. Brown, lying IN the North
| IfIver near the Central Railroad Dock, got IN
! boat yesterday morning to row to the DOCK. The
! boat was upset III some way and DeyereuI was
! drowned. Mcleod, who chung to the BOTTOM of the
boat, was rescued by the crew OF a passing tug.
| DeyercuA was twenty seven years old and leaves
| widowed mother III Provlncetown, Mass
NEWARK.
! James Cornelius. a Newark jeweller, while gun
mug near MIbnrn n. D., on tuesday, had his lett
| hand blown OFT by the bursting of his gum
! Daniel Delauey, who has been employed in a car
penter shop dlcd on Tuesday from the effects o. u
/ tunes which he received IN light week ago with
/ some unknown lnen
NEW-JERSEY.
J PATERsoN.-Lizne Wheaton n girl of fourteen.
| who had been turned out of the boarding house
| where she lived, having been attacked with small
| pOx, went 10 the police station building 10 report
her TO the CITY physQ%m yesterday morning
Her condition was not noticed by the crowd OF pen
soners seeking Ieief from the poormaster. whose
Office Is IN the same bulGng, and she sat among
ia EN- ior an hour She then went away and met
| Assistant CITY Physician LEND who mai her re-
moved TO the City Hospital. seven other cases Of
smallpox have been reported within the last three
Gays.
! LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CTY.-The Long Island Railroad
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and paint SHOPS from Hunters Point TO jamaica, to
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