New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
NEW-YORK CITY

There will be music on the Mall to-day at p. III,
{. A. Cappa, director.
4 bow believed o be Thomas Hyatt,eleyen years
ol fell into the Harlem RlVer at SecOhu-aNe yes
terCIy and was drowned.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos. 1872
ana 1874 ESseX-,t, 13i and 1856 Jaue-St, $50
Eroomc. St. ami | West IWenty-sevcath-st (rcaTl.
The Rev Dr. T. Courtney Professor W. +. War
rem. General Hazard and Captain ID. :. Babcock
came IN yesterday on the hte Siar steamer Celtic
Edward Honlcy. laborer, of No. 81 East For
ty->lxrh-st. fell out OF a fourth-siQry window OF
his house Yesterday and was injured fatally.
FERRYBoAIs CAUSING a NUISANCE
AT loT tide the Fulton Ferry boats str up the
bottom of the RIVER IN the NeNYOrk slip until the
vicinity is afflicted Will an odOr that TlVais the lam
Gus smells of Hunters Point.
Az INVESTIGATION 10 BE RESUMED.
A meeting Of TIE senate Insurance COMMITTEE VIII
be held at senator Russclis Office, No. 81 William
S on Wednesday al 1890 a. III. The affairs of the
Iec1vershp Of The National Trust Company Will
be taken up.
DRAFTING AN APPEAL TO I'll. PEOPLE.
The Executive Committee OF the Free Canal
Union met al the Chamber If Commerce yesterday
and drafted an appeal to the people of the State to
support the proposed amendments To the Consttu-
ton to abolish canal Tolls.
BREAKING A WINpOW WITH HIS FIST.
Horny G.. NcIsshardt. an insane German, who
liYeA at No. 10 Delancryst, broke the plate glass
snow Window of llegcman's drug store, No. 100
broadway, wlth ms INST yesterday. lis hands were
cat badly. The police sent hun to the Aew-Yorle
Hospital
KILLED BY Az ENGINE.
John Kennedy, a laborer of FOuTth-ave. and One
y-secOnd-st while working ycSIcT-
day OH the railroad track at FOurth-ayc. aad One
huudIcd-aud- forty -nlni-.t, was struck 10y lOcOmO-
tive No. - Di the New-lOIk CcnUal Railroad and
Killed Instantly.
PINES COLLECTED At THE POLICE COURTS.
George ". CicgIcr. secretary of the Board OF Po-
lie, Justices has made the following returns OF
fines collected IN the NaIlOus police courts III the
month OF Aul-lsG: special Sessions, $685. First
District Court, Tl,5I4; Second District Court,
j. 100; hirI Di~ ret Court zoos; curtin DIstnc.
Court, SOC; tliin District Court, Sll1; ana sixth
District Court ~.
RELEASED OK EASY BAIL.
Francisco Gallo and Antonio ALLEGRO. the two
lIrLeh.ncn who were arrested ia a brokers Office
Ndii-st., on Thursday, by detective Scrgcdnts
Sewn ana OConnOT, Oh Il charge If oWinuung a
per cent bonds, were arrdgncd in the Jefferson
MarAct Ponce Court yesterday. Justice Bikby re-
leased ALLEGRO ou parole, ana hclo l 600 bond,
winch was round on Gallo a- security Tor his al-
pcaIaucc .Or examination tomorrow.
TRANSFERS OF REAL IsrArE.
{. A. Peabody. j., has aj "a cost OF 100000 ac-
Quirtd flom Francs l.. smith and hcny Ll.ls slN
pieces of properly, - lcct ny 100 irct situated III
liits-scYcIll-st. and extending thousn 10 Fifty
g.iI-si.. bciNcc Eighth oid NMth-aNc7. seven
los on the north side OF Onc-hudItd IOuith-
st. three lot, cast of ~ccohddVc. aud three others ia
Charles ". BJhlinan 10 Philip BracndcI, II c0nsid-
Grafton OF ia sum OF Sl3IOOO
NEw OFFICER FOR ST. JOINS COLLEGE.
Tie LcY. Henry kaydnagh thr pastor oil Inc
Chuich OF oar Lady OF Ne cy, near ST. Johns Coz
icgc. forihdln having refined nom That position, the
jesuit Provincial the Rev. KODort Futon, has ap-
pointcd a. his successor the Rev. Samuel Cahil,
lac oI LOyOla College ana IT. lgnatlu- Church IN
Baltimore. Father CHiiil viii also act a vice
president OF 81. Johns College, thus making Il