New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY
| There will be music Mt the Mall In Central Park
| to-day at y. III.
| Preparations for laying the foundation stones OF
| the obcli.k will be completed by Tomorrow.
The broad stone railing on the north side OF the
Post Office serves bed for several DOotpIachs'
Two Arizona Indians. with their long black mar
! hanging in many braids, attracted attention OH Il
Fulton fcrry-boat Yesterday.
| FATALLY IXHJRED BY STICK or WOOD. >,
! Anton Kokcs, age thirty-nne. of No. go Last
| Third-st.. struck in the abdomen. on August 81
| by stick of wood flung ont from n circular saw
| lie died yesterday from his Injuries.
DEATH OF A CONVICT.
| Information was sent from BlackwePs Island to
! Police Headquarter. last evening, that Henry How
ard alias Louis dc Laurie, a prisoner ar the Pen,
| teniary, had died during the afternoon. Howard
| had been sent to prison Tor THEFT.
| CAUSING THE DEATH OF CHILD.
Edward Boldra. a lad OF thirteen years living nj
| No. ! OH SccOnd-avc.. arrested yesterday by
order of Coroner Brady. charged with causing the
death Of Antonio Nebsky, four yclrsold child, by
assaulting him.
AppRopRIArrxG HIS EMPLOYEES MONEY.
James Welsh, collecting clerk for the grocery
! firm OF Hill 81 Cameron of No. ISL Nnth-ave.. was
held for trial Ia the Yorkye Police Court yester-
day for appropratng to his own use %, ms
balled him.
| oUInBO APPO's son DISCHARGED.
| final examination was had Yesterday before
Justice Smith, at the Jefferson Market Police Court
charged with feloniously assaulting John Collins,
of No Pike-st. Apo testified IN his own behah
and discharged by the Justice.
FATAL RESULT or AN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.
| The body of a boy found recently in the North
River off West Twenty third-s., was identified yes
terday as hat of William l.. Spauiding, age seven
| teen q SAILOR on the United states training snip
| Minnesota. He drowned while trying TO e5-
cape from the vessel on August 20.
CITY FINANCES
The monthly report Of Controller Kelly for An
| gust shows that during the month warrants
! amounting to $95S. S3l 81 were drawn against the
! Ciiy Treasury The city debt as represented in
Si22.3l5.I Isl G3, with funds in the City Treasury
amounting to -, 30S5l1 OF. The debt of the an
nexed district Is $JGs,395 60
| THRrATGNING TO THROW vITnIOL.
Officer McSally Yesterday arrested and brought
before Justice Smith AT the Jefferson Market Police
| COnrt Young woman NAMED Della stiner' OF NO.
! 100 East Eieycnt-,;.. charged with using abusive
! language 10 Emma May, of No. 10 Chnton-pace,
! and threatening 20 throw yItriol over her. Miss
May SAID that Della Stiner was jealous OF her nus
! band. and had made frequent threats toward her.
The prisoner sent 20 the isYid tor SIX months
THE WHITE PLAINS BURGLARS.
John Stluf'ri and William Christie, who were
| charged with the commission OF several buIglares
at " hito Plans during the last month, were again
before Justice Smith, at tho Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court yesterday. and were turned over to the
custody of ID putty Nhe"iii OF Nhiie Rams Inc
prisoners were hanGcutted together and Ia ken ut
once TO The Grand Central Depot. There are half u
dozen cOmpla,nants against the accused men;
among them being Leonard MilIcr, PRESIDENT and
William II. bro cashier Of the Central Bank OF
White Plains; Or. O. Il. Willis. of the Military
Academy, and Nh Cromwell, County Treasurer OF
White Plains ,,,,,
The last concert of the present season will be given
in Prospec; Park thus afternoon.
The balance OF moneys now IN the hands of CITY
Treasurer Mitchell Is SNS1,3J0 Oh
The police have been instructed that wagons
loaded with olal are no 20 DO allowed in the streets
except from 10 j.. H. until I'D a. IN.
The funeral Of Timothy Bannon. the first Alder
man of the Twelfth Ward took place yesterday ut his
house. No. 242 Graud-aye. Mr.. Damon sixty
two years DID, ana Ia, lived in Brooklyn since 1886.
Corporation Counsel Dewitt decides that under
the law the ousted heads of departments, whose
Successors were provided tor by the last legislature
can draw their salaries up to the expiration OF their
legal term of office.
There was n slight delay upon the Prospect Park
and COncy Island Railroad. near Parkyiilc at late
hour Thursday night OWING 10 the Dreakage OF the
cOnuecting-rYd OF Gn engine No one was hurt, save
the hIenan, VINO jumped on me engine Tor fear OF
AN accident. and was badly bruised.
The examination of Antonio ToSoriero upon the
charge OF obtaining over $4,000 from Mrs. Cathe-
rinc shaelfer upon false p7eteuces, before Justice
Courtney in thc ihirj DiStpct Court yesterday, re-
suited in his d.SoharN. on the ground tn@t obtain
ing money nEder promise OF marriage was not
penal offence.
Annie Mn,tha. the girl of fourteen who was re-
Gently held tor the action Of the Grand Jury upon
charge OF bHrg,ry, wa, before Jus ice Bloom yes
tcIday charged with grand larceny III taking jewcry
Pacitic-st She pleaded not guilty, but was held for
the Grand jury.
JERSEY CITY.
Patrick Quinn, age fifty, living at Twelfth and
RrunswIcl-sts.. was run over and instantly killed
a 1 O'Clock yesterday morning At the Branswlck-st
cro ssing e the NcW-IOrk. Lake Erie and Western
Railroad. His remains were taken 10 the InOrgue.
He leaves a wife and five children
NEW-JERSEY
PArEEsON-Wliam Thomas FarrOn. age about
fifteen. cinpioved at the Dolphin Mills in Paterson
tried Ihursday evening 10 lOdrd passing coal
train Oh the De aware, LIckawanna aud Western
Railroad. but, falling beneath the whecls, had both
his legs cHt ell lie has since died.
BERGEN PoINT.-The body OF a wcl-dressed man
was foand IN the water near Blysway Creek yes
teriay morning Il had hrep IN the water few
days. and answers the description of Anthony Clay
ton, OF GrccDpoint, h. l., who was drowned at Eliz
abethport ON "Wednesday morning.
STATEN ISLAND.
CAsTLETOT.-Cyrus H. White has rendered his
resignation rs Supervisor of the town Of CaStlet0n.
CLFToN.-Ihe Staten Island SchGctzen corps will
hold It's annual festival at Clifton On Thursday
night.
SrAPLEToN.-Nr. Gracf and Mr.. Schnacken, of
StapletOn, went IN bathing oft Stapleton on
Wednesday evening. Schn !cKen diyed into the
water closely followed by his companion. As Graef
struck the water >chuackcn coming to the sur
face al tie same spot and their heads struck to-
gctier with considerable force. Schnackon's head
proved the harder he escaped with slight injury
while his companion suffered severe scalp wounds.