New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
by one "Dink' Davis, upon which he issued


Upon the evidence submitted we are fully convinced
the issue Of the warrant by an attache
of the Tombs Police Court, and. while We
Individual. yet do not hesitate TO affirm our belief
that the clerk of the court was an active agent in con
vcying the warning.
The foregoing was unanimously adopted
HENRY NJ: TABER. Foreman.
Grand Jury Room, April !, 1S02.
The two presentments were handed TO Recorder
Smyth. and with them third one III the form Of Il
resolution. which was not read aloud. Thi, was
follows
The Grand Jury Of the County of New-Yorll present
the following resOluN)n
Information having been laid before Us by the Dis
trct Attorney showing the number Of indictments ana
complaints, amounting TO several thousand cases which
pending In his office for fecncs m-demeauOf>.
and in particular for violation of the excise gambling
and disOIdely house laws. in all OF which IN, defend.
ants at large and on bail. and it appearing that
this accumulation has arisen because of the lack OF cOur
facilities In which to dispose of them therefore.
Resolved, That the Legislature be and they are
hereby recommended TO make suitable provision for al
dtiona facilities for the d>pO>in Of these ndct
mens and complaints, the IN, thod oaccomplish this >uC-
gc>ed by the Grand Jury beng substantially follow,
That the Mayor Of the city of New York shall des gnA
time to time from among the judges Of the special
Sessions one or more judges, 10 be known rs asSo-
cate trial judges any other appropriate name that
such associate judges shall in addition to the dutlc,
which devolve them judgcs of the Court special
sessions have jurisdiction to try such causes com
plants and indictments rs may be assigned 10 them fo
trial by any Judge of the Court of General Sessions OF
by the Recorder of the city of New ork with the
power including trial by jury and with like force and
effect though such cause were tried before Judge of
the Court of General sessions.
"Nou have disposed of all your business ?" asked the
Recorder. when the papers were handed up.
Yes. sir" replied the foreman.
And you. understand, desire to be discharged !"
Yes. sir"
The Recorder then said
have handed up 10 the court, and it will
require some consideration the part Of the
rptp into srgfx ror1t
marks. They cover a large amount Of ground. In
addition to that labor | find. by memorandum handed
upon 1913 Of persons who We're brought bcfor,
you for investigation have found III bills, and
Grand Jury In the City Of NewIork II composed of
the best class of citizens. and are certainly entitled
any stand made by them Is entitled 10 consideration
all of which YOU receive ut my hands. You ar,
certainly entitled TO the thanks Of the community and
in which you have discharged your duties imposed
upon You. You are discharged from further attend
ance with thanks.
The Grand Jury consisted of the following Henry
VI. Taber, cotton, No AZ West Twefthst.: David l..
Enstein, merchant No. 30 West Hhy-seventh-st {,
James Williams, retired. No. Az East Fifty seventh
ST.. Nathaniel Fernbscker. restaurant. No. 81 East
Twentethst.; George Hsrral. retired, NO. West
Thirty sixth ST. William Lautherback. manufacturer,
No 60 East sixty sxth-st Thomas j. Davis. merchant
No. IL East sixty secondst.: Robert Mctafiery.
architect No. 754 Parkave.: James Il. Boomineriac,
drygoods. No. IL East Sixty-seventhst.: Albert e..
HYDE merchant, No II East Forty ST.. Giles f.
Taintor broker. No. l2s West Fihy-seventll-St :,
Andrew J. Fly. retired. Barrett House r. Lcvi sler
man, retired, No. los West one hundred and Thirty
frst-st.; Robert Rutter. bookbnder. No. 133 West
Thirteenth Girard Foster. coal. No. - Fifuave
Edward &. IOgeert, restaurant. NJ. lie Fast Thirty
ninth-st. Jonathan l.. HYDE. lewccr. NO 1914 West
Forty fourth t.. james W. raprn importer. No 33'
Fifth-ave. Charles r. Merrill president. No. ;I37 Lex
ingtOn-sve. william Mor jcwellcr No. West
Twentieth It: George HollbrOok. auctoncr, WALTON
ave- and Cheever Place Frederick Mead ir. trca
No. ! West Fifty SIXTH and William II. Marsl0n,
broker, No 1l2 West Forty -fourth-st