New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
NEW-GORK.

George Law has returned from visit to China
and Japan.
S Hastings Grant recently resigned as
dent and director of the United states Natl0naI
Bank. The board of directors voted MN d quar-
teI's salary as mark OF esteem
The police Yesterday found the body OF Michael
Hanley. of No. 62l rhrd-ave.. IN the East hlNeII
al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lie was uro""o''
on October y.
4 commotion was caused III the tcnement-h2u
No. Congress place Yesterday ny INC Ia, am :" 81
the second-StOry window.
A premature explosion of blast at Olc-4undrcd;
and-Slxty- secoud-st and the hlnESbiIdge rod3
frightened several workmcn yesterday anu
William L. Calhgan had his hands torh Dddiy.
Commissioners Albert T. Whiting aud ". W.
Osborne Superintendent Cyrus small and ChlcI
ment spent several hours at Police Headquarters
YESTERDAY studying tie New-IorK police system
EXPLOSION Of A KEGOsENF LAMP.
A kerosene OIL lamp fell on the h1oro Mlch$eI
Brugge's sittlug-room, m the tenem"nt-honNe No.
20 Nlu bcuv-st yesterday, and set IRE TO '1e oal-
pet. Mrs Bmggc helped to cXtinguish the flames,
but she burned her hands seriously
INCREASING IMMIGRANT FARES.
The Hamburg inc has raise ITS INN grant rates
from S23 outward 10 80, aud prepaid from - %
to T2J. The North German Lloyd mas raised ln'
price to 800 for slow steamers ana ~ lof li't'
The thercontinental lines have increased rates on
the same basis.
MILK INSPECTOR WHITE SLIGHTLY INJURED.
Milk Inspector J. Il. Wme was riding a!ohR
IulTi-aNe, on Wednesday AFTERNOON N'''' 49,
horse took fright az elevated tram ana ran away
The driver was thrown out OF the wagon ana III,
jurcd seriously. Dr. Wmte ,SPrang 10 the EII1n,d
was run over by the hght vehicle. ms injuries
were not serious.
MIN NoT NEEDED AFTER ELECTION DAY.
One of The result, of the local election vas the
suspension yesterday by Comm: SSi3nrr squire "l u
good port OF the laborers employed by the DrpAil-
mcut of Public Work.. The nominal cause was
lack of funds but II is undcr,t 'Od that all tie
bureaus have been filled up with extra men IN
preparation for election day, and now the i"icr
Will be a skeleton until the funds Tor the new year
are available.
RECRUITING THE MORMON RANKS.
The steamship Nevada which was detained a.
Quarantine owing to suspicious sickness on board
came tIp 10 the CITY yesterday morning. HE ca'r
moved 70 he measles. The Nevada brought 30
Mormon prosclytes and twenty-five returning ms
sionares. The converts had been gathered mostly
from England and Scandinavia. There were Wen
provided with clothes and money ana went West
last night.
A NEW MEMBER oN TIE STOCK EXCHANGE ILooR'
William NJ Robinson, a newly elected member
of the stock Exchange ma c his first appearance
on the floor yesterday. His father, who dicd scE-
eral wears ago, was member OF the hTm "I picArl
Morgan d Co., and the son received MS bus'hc',
traimIugm the Offices of DreXcl. Morgan 4 Co., OF
Phila lcipha. and Drexcl, Hnres ~ Co, Paris He
paid So 800 for his seat III the Exchange
CoUNTEuFEIING GCArI MALAN BoNDs.
Edward Hall n noted forgcr and Isaac Lawrence
who has reputation as (cn'ial American gam
bier, were arTaIgncd yesterday before Judge h'hr-
tencc They were convicted of conspiracy to
dofraud by preparing counterfeit Gnaiema ian
bonds They were detected when they had nearly
completed the bonds. They were sentenced 10
eighteen months each in the Ludlow street All
Tie igItest penalty is two years, and they have
already been imprisoned for several months.
SUICIDE or SEA CAPTAIN.
The captain of bark recently AT Key west sent
word to {. Tobias IL Co., of Beaver-st yesterday
that the captain Of the British brig EastTard haj
hanged himself ut sea on October 10 The bark was
bearded at Sc hya part Of the of the Eastward
who reported the suicide of their captain. HIS
name was James SabestOn. He was abont forty
two wears old and ScOtchman. After the captain
committed suicide the mate was unable to nayl-
gate the brig so the captain OF the bark sent his
mate TO navigate the vessel.
A LAWYER ARRESTED UNDER MISAPPREIIENSIoN.
The case of Mrs. Sarah l.. FnllcT against Herbert
H. Walker q lawyer at No. 19S Broadway, who
was arrested and taken before Police Justice smith
on charge of taking Unauthorized possession OF
some papers and clothing belonging to Mrs. Fuller,
was dismissed as soon as Justice Smith had m
Ulred INTO It, and Mr.. Walker was hOnOrably dis
charged. Mr.. Walker had formerly been Mrs. Full
ler's attorney, and his course was entirely JUST
fled. The warrant for his arrest was granted on "A
misapprehenson of the true state of the case.