New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,,, crvrrNCED TO BE HANGED.

LOCAL MISCELLANY
CONFETTI SENTENCED TO BE HANGED
srcclo Cornetti the Italian who was Of West
trial IN inc Sou' ~ =" White Plains "Wednesday
snon,np on an indictment cnars lns ". Ia the State
ING killed Daniel Cash, fellow al, was found
Prison az Sing Sing or pecemoef oI, of muir
cn,lty nj a late holr on Wednesuay 80 ont five
der in the first degree Inc lury g." beIeve that
ho,rs two of them being unwilling 10 wv. wv 80 ~
!nn bsJ been any generalization on me part VA
Cornetti in The commission OF the crime S 80 ~
morning Cornetti was taken INTO cJu th sentence
W death should not be pronounced upon IN. III en-
ni;ed that he had not Judge Barnard, oi .o ON
preme Court, theh seh'ehoou ii" w
fi The Isst man hanged at White Plains was Isaac
G. Buckont. who murdered his VIE anu iii0"O
who was spending Christmas Win INC nanny
-FOUR MEXICAN STEAMSHIP Line,
rur rp,rrxr announced several week ago .na'
the Mexican Government had coffrac,JhI Sshment of
talists of that country for the sN,.xcan norris
tour stcamshlp lines TO run between % N"r,b A.
and ports IN the Gulf of Mexico ana t T',ope The
lantc ports Of the United ths nexican flag and to be
commanded by Mexican captains; a a nvonosition
crews from that country me trsnsfer its vessels to
nlauv W ~; aag upon condition OF renewal % ne &c
mail Contracts for thirty years was t tbev did
.l' Or the AlcXandres acuon was tha ~ -
reason loi u confidence IN the Mexican naVlga-
t"rs Following this came an orSanizat IN CONT
Mexican Steam Nayiga,lOn and tPe Transatlantic
S.n"sb;n Cnnnauy under Mexican charters, Ool.
tracts for carrying mails covering thrtS yfH o'e or
,nade NV the Mexican Government with J@se W
sSoro ond Mr. d' Angel, OF the CITY OF heA'0o'
who represented these companies ,,o,. in the
Mr Wonasterio arrived here YESTERDAY III III
ME 10 MO"' S,,tv of Puebla lie will confer Win
S,h sppcrican and English shlpbulIders WIN
regard 10 the construction OF n 1fS'd yosIer
f. vii depend entirely upon the pIoposl-
tIons made where tacse steams Fps VII ,G, bniit
ed bnt we will probably have some ol tnGj;n Sons
nm the CLYDE and some OF them ny Nl"hp ;nd Of
"nd Koch a. sons Cur contracts cover peIlou "a
;h,rtv wears during which the Mexican nnn
will pay to the combined ineS uH"T ;oycrnncnt
for mail TRANSFORMATION. Inc MEXICAN No' a Lii
- sodcsirou OF encouraging nmnl grafton aIu &
nav certain percentage 10 the COMPANIES hae,'
immigrant landed by them Inc lnes 5 IA xicon
,ed unJer Mexican charters with Mexican
canltll only all of which mas peeh supsCi ,'d nv
our vessels viii be coininahueu 4n I'M, Vera Cruz
Mexicans Our first line Will De I' OH rs tonch-
ana havana 10 Galveston and New orleans, 'ouun
ing AZ other Gulf ports. Tins VIII oesih l Lns
about Janupry |, next. lhc Sccohu hllo' % ,S,
lii he lie n Transatlantic Company, 70 Degiil run
nlng about November, 1883 from yer" pCI ruH
Havana, thence to The Canary isi.numSL o foiowed
Spain france and Liverpool. lhls win NC 49, w.
afont - wear atterward by line from NeIa
CrnZ 10 Havana thence 10 Italy, SPAN an" +t
Ar the expiration of the present Mexican con VT
vim aInyandre's Line running between New lorh,
Havana. Progreso, Campeche anu Vera Cruz a III III
Septtm6er 1854, our fourth line VIII supo''0N0 ~
gong to the same ports"
THE MANAGEMENT OF A NEWARK BANh.
The snit of Mary A. DOvcll against receiver no
hart nj the FIRST National Bank OF Newark, 10 re-
cover property transferred by her anu heI son, T
Doyell to the banks directors, wac lcsu Ksrl9
terlav before e-Chanccll0r bro; at NeN"lh.
Dovell testified that when he lett the pdnh tno U'
accouut was $4,000 short. lie called DHectoIs
Dickerson Mc( egOr aud President COOK together
and told them of deficiency, when he couiu npe
account for. lie showed them his cash WIN tlie
checks and certain memoranda of rents. also one
for the money taken to pay for the st0ch ieiu uS
Cashier Hedden, On which he was electeu 'iIeo.oi'
The directors were told by him what the helnoraL-
da were that they had been placed tIieto 1t; -
mari of the " bolsterng" The directors told MN
mat thew knew this DOvell SAID that ne theh
agreed 10 transfer his property ana that ol MS
mother pendng an examination, expecting 10 seNLlu
oIrectors together because he had found that NED
den had taken a check for $500 OF the IeopeS
Ronk for his own use. lie knew that II was 4
fraud and told the directors 50. NOTWITHSTANDING
this TACT Hedden had contlyed 70 ne cashier, an M
the frauds In the bank continued alter witness lei
IL Nearly ALI the directors had known OF cheeks
being nut In the deposits TO increase them nctl-
tiously and il was talked about openly In inc
bank by them. 1t was understood that the panh
examiner was not to know OF TINS that III Was
nee sssary TO deceive him. If the directors had
made an examination when the witness asked lor IT,
the bank would have been saved: Ater 1910, III
TecSf McCreg + and The cashier threatened 10 urn
hismoher out of her house, and they iorced her 70
give n chattel mortgage on her property, and suit
was begun to dIspoSsess her. Witness Indliy WcIt
TO Hedden, and threatened TO expose Tue Whoie
thing at Washington If the proceedings We're not
stopped lie soon afterward received word lhat a
mistake had been made, and that the proceedings
would be discontinued =.
Receiver Hobart testified that there was nov IN
his possess OH property transferred by the Do'els
worth $4,000.