New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
NENN-YORK CITY.

Beginning to-day the Fall River Line steamers
will leave New-YOrk at $3.50 instead of p. H.
The Grant Monument Association received three
subscriptons amounting 10 81 30 Yesterday, max
ing the total amount received S03, S21 Co.
The tall apartment house known as the Evelyn,
at Ninth-ave and SevcDty-elghth-st., Is fast APP
proaching completion. Its cost Is nearly million
dollars
The Newport fast express train, which left the
Grand Central Depot at o'clock. has been with
drawn for the season. Passengers for Newport can
take the o'clock Shore Line express, connecting
at Wexford Junction, arriving III Newport at 1850
p. NJ
Superintendent D'Oench. of the Building Bureau,
yesterday directed the owners of the Mount Morris
1heatIe TO build q pr0sccnium wall and pace
suitable skylight III the stage roof
LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF 4 DEANHRY.
The cornerstone of the deanery Of the General
ave- was laid yesterday. Bishop Henry G. Potter
conducted the services. Bishops D9ane, of Albany,
aud Starkey, of Northern ew-JcTsey, and
number of clergymen were present.
BAIL FOR s. HASTINGS GRANT
Ex-Controller Seth Hastings Grant appeared at
the strictAttoruey's office Yesterday 70 answer
the indictment found against him on October Is
ON charge of violating Section 90 of the Penal
Code. Morris X Jesup, the banker, gave $1,000
bonds for Mir. Grants appearance
TIE BAIL OF PETER A. DALEY DISCHARGED.
Dstrict-Attorney MARITIME yesterday consented to
the discharge of the bail IN the case OF Peter A.
Daley, who was indicted with fltzpatrlck and Nor
ton who were acquitted ON the charge OF blowing
up with dynamite the windows OF Garry Brothers,
in Grand-st.
THREE cAsys OF SMALLPOX.
Three cases Of smallpox were reported In the
city yesterday. MIS- Tidy, one Of the patients. was
moved from No. 351 ThiTd-aye. John Foley was
found sick with the disease Mt No. 462 West
Fifty-second-st. The third patient man
who lived ut Ninth-ave and Fiftieth-st.
THE NOVEMBER GRAND JURY.
Juiius Catlln, jr., dry goods merchant, of No.
216 Churcl-st., was made foreman of the NOvem-
Der Grand Jury yesterday. Judge Cowing In
charging the Grand Jury sand that the number of
accused persons confined in jail VAS smaller than
usual.
iNJUR1NG HIMSELF WHILE INTOXICATED.
Samuel Peacock, q young man of incorporate
habits, who lived at No. AZ Greenwich-ave was
found on the sidewalk near bis home early yester-
day, insenslble from fracture Of the skull. The
police sent HIM TO 81. Vincents Hospital and OBJ
tanned proof that be had fallen and injured himself
while drunk.
vIslTATIoNs OF METHODIST BISHOPS.
Bishop Foster. of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preside over the next session of tic
Newark Conference IN Jersey City Bishop Hurst
over the New-York Conference IN this city, and
bishop Andrews over the New-York East Confer
ence In Brooklyn. Ali VIII meet ON APRIL.
TAKING IN A TEXAN.
John J.. Hurber, a Texan, came to this city a few
days ago, after completieG the sale of soue mus
tangs III philadelphia, for which he received
$4,000. VI this sum he sent 81 900 to his home al
Pearsalls. Tex, and carried the rest around for
safe keeping. On Sunday night In Bleecker-st. q
woman named Mary Wilson, alias d" Big Mol .
found himself at No. 80 West Third-sf., without q