New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
engaged in another direction, which, il is ruinoreu'
promises further disclosures.
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engaged in another direction, which, it is rumored'
promises further disclosures.
The answer to the bill of Receiver Frelinghuyscn,
of tho Mechanics National Bank, will be fled by
the counsel of @. Nugent 81 Co. this week. District
Attorney Keasbey said yesterday that he had from
the first believed Cashier Baldwns statement th2t
nearly all the banksfunds had been absorbed IN the
! Nugent business. Baldwin had excepted poO,OOO
| stolen by Marchbank, and another amount OF
| $4,000 which Baldwin accounted for. 1t had not
| been proven. he said, that Baldwin lost money In
| Wall Street speculatiOns. As regarded ihe0dore
| Baldwin, the teller the investigation had shown
| 1t suspected, but not definitely known, that
| this was the banks money.
LONG ISLAND.
| WEsTBURY-Mrs Ann Titus of Westbury, re-
| Gently bought some cows in New-Iork. After she
had received them 1t was discovered that they were
| afflicted with pleuro pneumonia. Inc tarih mas
| been quarantined and Mrs. Titus prevented from
| selling milk.
| JAMAICA-LOng Island farmers who put away
quantities of celery and spinach, in anticipation OF
freezing weather, have found indications OF rot ana
will be compelled to dispose Of them quickly t me
! recent rams have had a damaging elect upon the
| lettuce grown III hot houses.
| HEMPs rEAD.-Dauiel Thomas, Of Hampstead,
| miser who went about half naked and picked up
pieces OF wood rags aud old iron in the streets, was
! sentenced 10 SIX months on Barnum lsanl on Ell,
| day as a yagrant. His house was searched and
| 1891 found concealed under some rubbish.
DIX HHIs.-PIatt Smith; age sixty Of Dix Hills,
| Green avn Hotel About midnight he started TO
return home In backing his horse lroin under the
wagon she'd he was thrown from his WAGON and
struck his head on the ground with such ioIcc as
To Kill him almost Instantly.
SouHToWN. Henry Jones' n woodchopper Ey-
ing i'm q small cabin in the woods near his Work NJ
SmithtOwn, on Monday last hired a strange man 20
help him. Yesterday morning Jones did not AJAX
until nearly 10 clock, and ne ict as IL NE llad
been overcome by chlorotorn., lie found that hi3
best suit Of clothes silver watch, P4O IN money ana
u
STATEN ISLAND.
-DoRP.-AudIcw Doyle son OF Justice Doyle,
of Clifton, while cunning IN the woods, near new
Dorp,, on Thursday, accl ntalysdlschargcd Dot9
limb may have 90 be amputatod.
-BRIGHTON. A person passing EraStns
Wiman5 house at Ncw-DrIght0n THURSDAY evening,
through window blaze in one of the upper
rooms masquerade party was being held IN the
distinguished with slight damage. The fire was
caused by the window curtain igmting from a gas
jet.
CMrroY.-Thomas Miller and John Kelenls, cap
tainS Of sand schoOneTs, were aTralgned Yesterday
before Justice Vaughn ut Clifton, charged ~ me
Highway Commissioners Of Southicld with stealing
sand from the beach. The commissioners alleged
that th. prisoners M removing the sand endangered
III: new bou cyari running along the beach. me
prisoners were committed to jail III default oi 10
INV " WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MERRTTs CORNERs.-A pOst-Oitcc has been es-
tabished at Merrit's Corners, IN the town OF New
castle. and named Pocan,ico.
PErKsKlLL-Eugenc Psinge, an empoye Of the
Union stove Works at Pceksk!ll, fell dead while
returning home Friday evening. lie was q
prominent Odd Fellow and a member Of the Grand
Army of the Republic. lie leaves a wife, but no
children Tho cause Of his death heart disease.
WHITE PLAIys.-At the opening Of the Court of
Over and Terminer, at White Plans Yesterday |
District Attorney Biker moved that sentence be
passed upon Onolcrio Mangano, who was found
guilty of murder in ;hc first degree ON Wednesday
NIGHT in having killed Charles llllams, fellow
convict in the state Prison at Sing sing, on De- |
cember o. The counsel for the prisoner opposed the
motion on the ground that the proper uoc" N such
cases had not been given as required by the new |
Code and further they had moved for new trial |
on several grounds. Judge Dykmdn said that he |
was unwilling to pass sentence Of death upon any |
one until the matter had been reviewed By the |
General Term. The argument on the motion LOT |
new trial was pos. p0ncd until Saturday next.