New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
NENN.YORK CITY

Plans for six-story brick factory at Nos 20 and
81 hottest to cost $50 00O were filed In the Build
ings Bureau yesterday
The Reformed Church Sunday school, of Hudson,
N. Y. sends to this Office $21 for the family Of
Joseph A. Seeds; " f.. H." sends So.
The condition of Samuel c. Courtney did not ma
terially change yesterday. He rested well during
the day, sleeping most OF the Time.
CRUSHED BETWEEN TWO TUGBOATS.
John H. Mclaughlin. 9 young deck hand OH the
tugboat Clyde was crushed BADLY yesterday. He
was caught between the Clyde and the tugboat
Louise at Pier No. "a. North River lie was re-
moved to the Chambers Street Hospital.
ABANK CAVES IN UPON LABORER.
While Antonio Ontiano. an ltanan, of No G2
Morrisanla yesterday. bank caved in upon him.
He was injured seriously that the police sent him
TO the Ninety-nnth Street Hospital III an ambu-
lance.
UNDER BONDS FOR $4,000.
George d. Bayaud and Gustave h. Perrenoud, who
were arrested in civil suIt by the United States 10
recover penalties for unpaid duties on spirits gave
$40 600 bail e,ch yesterday before Commissioning
Osborn Each of them is now under 1000 bonds
in the three cases against them.
MR.. COSwAY's DEPARTURE.
Thomas j. Conway, manager OF tue SILK depart
ineut OF the late firm OF A. l. Stewart d Co., sails
spring supplies of silk goods, novelties. ETC., for the
rev concerns of GroocOck, Sylvester Il Hilton and
L. j. DenDing ~ Co.
MAJoNE's CONVICTION AFFIRMED.
The conviction of Pasquale Malone for the murder
of his wife and his mother-in-aw, Maria V. Salta.
in December last, was affirmed yesterday by the
General Term Of the supreme Court Malone shot
Mrs. Salta and was tried III the Court Of General
sessions and convicted and sentenced to be hanged,
AN oRCHEs IRA BNJOINED.
Justice Douohue III the Supreme court, Chambers,
Yesterday granted temporary injunction IL favor of
Karo,y Binnger restraining the hungarian National
Orchestra from giving performances IN tins state
except under the management of Mr. Blringer, who
saws that he has contract with the defendants to
per orm under his management
REPORTS OF BUILDING EXAMINERS
An examiner of the Buildings bureau yesterday
reported mat the rear and casterly gable OF her-
man hoehleI's brewery and malt mouse. nos. 344
ami SAC East Thirtleth-st., was unsafe. Oruers
we're issued 10 have the building repaired. Tue
dwelling house at NO. 2l5 WesC Elghteenth-st. was
reported uusaie and needing repairs.
THANKING tx -GovERNoR SEYMOUR
The Free Cana Union met at the Chamber of
Commerce ye5te day and passed resolutions thank.
ing Ex-Governor seymour Tor his untrlng efforts
during the ign to secure tho success Of the
! free canal amendments. The resolutions will be
elabOrately engrossed, amt copy Will he sent To
| Governor-elect Cleveland and to Ex-Governor Sey.
mOur
BONES AND SKULLS IN GREAT NUMBERS.
| The workmen employed at tne Old Dutch Church
| in Nassau-st. found yesterday under the floor OF
| the church q vault which was filled VIII bones and
skulls The sexton, who has charge of removing tbt
| bones began work early In the Jay, and sixteen
skuiis ana live boxes OF bones were removed IRON
| the vault The pit was only dug about two feet
down. Ii is thought that many more skeletons vii
| be found there.
| ssA BITING HIS WIFE Arm.
| Hugh Bradley, of No. LIZA SecOnd-ave., oil
Thursday night visited his wife Annabella, who Ina,
been obi ged leave HIM on account OF his dissOlu h
| paDus Mrs Bradley told him to leave the nUu &c
| aud he retaliated by knocking her down. kickinj
her in tho abdomen and biting her arm. lie AZ
res ed and Was yesterday aig led in The YordNli
| Police Court, when Justice Power committed hin
| for trial.
| EXAMINING THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
| Dennis j. Sweenie Chief of the Chicago Fire De
parIment III thus city yesterday, inspecting IA