New-York tribune., 1882-09-28


execution. Reynolds charges that on eepleaaDcr acr
~ without the slightest provocation, tlle oliccr
struck him on the head with bis club ana t"lco U"
| the shoulder
AN INSANE YOUNG FRESHMAN.
A wel-drcssed young man, who gave inc name Oh
John Kennedy, age twenty-sevcn was taken peiole ~
Conrt. BY Officer Haley. of The Fourth Precinct. on
charge Of having attempted to drown himself NJ to
Catharine Ferry. lie talked III an incoheTent man
ner of being concerned i'll murder IN lf1ialu anu
emnhatcally protested his innocence of the crime.
He said he came from Waterford, but had been e-
por.d i'm business in Clonme Ireland lie was
committed to the of the ConlnlSs0ncrSot Nhai-
Itles and Correction on a charge OF INSANITY
| PROPERLY CONVEYED TO ST. GEcILIAs ChukLm. nntG
| Cardinal John Nee oskey and the kcy. f2ln9r 9
William L. Flanney have separately, by TWO ueeuS
recorded in the Registers Office YESTERDAY trans
| fcued to the Roman Catholic Church, OF ST. Cecina
considerable properly the cosiGron era t rardina IN gT Is
| situated on the north side of One-hundred-and-
fth-st 100 feet east of Second-ave., ana - IoOX
| 100 Father Flannely's conveyance consists OF
side of One-hundrcd-and-sXth- 100 feet east OF
Fourth-ave., and two other adjacent lots
m MANsLAUGHTER IN TIE SECOND I;s5dlmfroor- DEGREE;
old boy VINO killed his stepmOther at No. ~ James
ST.. on May 49, was finished Yesterday III the Court
of General Sessions. Recorder Smyth occupied tho t
morning session in the delivery of he charge to the
| jury The glvon 10 the jury at oci1chS
! and after Absence of three hours ana nan
they returned viii verdict of guilty OF man
! slaughter in the second degTee. McEabe was re-
manded for sentence. The punishment for the
crime of which the prisoner was convicted Is from
four 10 seven years imprisonment.
CITY PROPERTY DAMAGED BY TIE STORM.
A communication from the superintendent OF
Parks was read at he meeting OF the Pals C0nhls,
sonerS Yesterday reporting great damage 10 Cchtrai
Park and portions of he wcnty-thi and twenty
fourth Wards by the recent storm. Inc report II
regard to Central Park was referred to the ActlhE
Engineer Of Construction to make IN estimate OF
tnc amount of damage done Ii was dccieu 10
appropriate $40 900 from uneXpelideh D3anGes 10
was granted to Frederick Mather to hold an
anglers tournament in the lake at One-hundred-
and-tenth-st. ~
There were 2s3 deaths, 30 marriages and 1876
births last week.
The trla of James Warren for nanslaugherin in
causing the dea.h Of his wife in June last, resulted
in disagreement by the jury, SIX stahdlhS ior ac-
quittal aud six for conviction.
Michael Duggan, forty years of age. who claims
to be a clergyman III jersey CITY, was before JuSle
Walsh yesterday charged with beng drunk on me
previous night lie was sentenced to one day Ill
jall.
William r. Burke age twenty three, of No. 33l
Dean-st., died yesterday from Jaw, supposed 10
have resulted from injuries t. his hand, caus,d Oy
the eX plo5iOn OF a cap while he was regulating d
gun.
United states Marshal Harlow has received funds
TO nav the election maIshals tor their services III
1880 He viii begin By paying those from nc Ht5I
twelve wards tomorrow, and on saturday ana
thereafter those frOl tnc other wards ana County
towns.
Richard Cook. age sixty-six. of No 3S7 Adelph-
ST. was knocked down by horse driven by Thomas
Phillips, eighteen years OF age Il dIlNcr ol Dunn
express in Fultpn-s yesterday. The horse stepped
on Cooks ace, tearing away bis eyelid ana 1ractur-
ing his lower jaw Philips Tas arrested 1or c4ifes5
driving, and COOK was VaAch 10 Iho HoiB i'i""
| College Hospital.
4 vouu6 pirl named Christina Festman died at
| the Elatbush Hospital Tuesday night, from IN
| uries received from terrible beating inflicted Dy
i've men who assaulted her on Il lonely ROAD Wlliic
|
| lover over a week ago. Ihe man, Henry, VEN
rcirh wa. knocked down, but got uD and led when
the attack was made by The men. VINO had followed
| the par for some distance. The Rrl was thrown
| down and brutaIly beaten and kicked. Nenrelch
| was arrested, but could not tell VINO assaulted
| them. John Wclch aud Peicr Geuss have been AZ
| rested, and admit having been III the party
The weekly report of President Murphy Of the
East River Bridge, states that the late heaVy storm
ntcrfcIcd seriously with the work, Dut 10 DAMAGE
10 the structure was caused either pS ram QI M.;
All the trusSes are virtually complete 10 palcl
NO. 20. aud their weight Is transferred IIon INC
suspeuders and cables 10 the OycrlOof stays, thus
! bringing nearly 10 grade the portions Oh tne
| roadway further out than the towers Ihe pant
ing of the roadway Is llnsheS ana o nln1l pI aIo
| now eng ged on the roadway bridge OF the brook
| lvn approach. All the material for ihe FrahAiln
| Suuai, bridge is On fine ground, although W0rA
| ther, has oecn delayed by the storm. From Ldgr-
| moor VGO1O pounds OF steel have been received III
| the last week.
WESTCIIESTER COUNTY.
| PEEKsKILL-Edward Woodward a carpenter OF
| about o'clock on TUESDAY evening was STRUCK
and killed by train No. q OF the Aew-lork Central
| ana Hudson River Railroad.
| w-kOCHELLE.-An indignation meeting will
| be held Ia she town hall tO-mOrTOw evening to give
expression TO the views OF the people IN regard To
! the present management of the Now-fork New
| haven and Hartford railroad
| WHITE PLAlNS.-JOhn Cody of New-Rochee.
was tried IL the CourC of Sessions Yesterday and
| found guilty of having committed an outrage upon
| Ga herne folz, on May 10 1882 lie was
| t.Na af Ia -sFlN
'''''''''' JERSEY CITY
| The m:lk-deaers have determined to raise the
price of milk to 10 cents quart.
NEWARK.
William II. Warner who shot his wife and his
landlord. a lr. Brown and against whom there are
| indlctmpnts for intent to Kill. pleaded non Yult
yesterday. He will be sentenced next Monday.
Judge Depue yesterday granted application
for an order To have the testimony rulings OF the
court and other proceedings al the trlal oi James d.
Graves, convicted of murder, presented for review
! by the supreme Court III November
LONG ISLAND.
| NINrOIN-Ihe second day of the Queens County
| Fair was not largely attended. The flllingon Is
attributed TO the price OF admission for the second
| and thIrd days beng increased from % cents 10 90
cents he trOttlug track was the centc OF aitrac-
! non during the day. There were several Well-cOn-
tested trots. Several trots are announced for to-
day one or premium OF $500. for which there
| are ten entries.
| LoNG ISLAND CIrY.-The booksellers resumed
opcraf ions at Hunters Point yesterday. The rooms
| we're thrown open for business shortly after
| O'Clock and the employees were busily engaged for
some time in arranging the paraphernaij Of their
| trade At - O'Clock IN the afternoon p, Ople began
| to arrive III Hunters Point IN large numbers, aud
at o'clock the four rooms III winch pools were sold
were well filled. The Attendance was not so large,
! however as was customary before the dens were
closed. rherIh Mrlgh fail d to put III an appear
ance IN Long Island City at ANY .lmc during the
| day Police Captain Woods patrOlled IN front of
MIlier's HQe during he eaIy paIt OF the afternoon
| and when his attention waScaled to the poO-seling
| then in progress he said he had closed the pool
rooms once and the newspapers had gwen she rh
| Wright the credit OF the work. lie would not IN
terfere again. but nteHded to let the sheriff take