New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JUNE is 1888
April "a for felonious assault firing four sno1s az
Leo Genovese, has become dangerous Iun"'i0 ""0
will be sent to the County Insane Asylum.

Leo GenOvese, has become uausoiOus ton"
will be sent to the County Insane Asylum.
motion was made before Judge Pratt yesterday
for change of venue from New-York to Brookiyn'
in the suit of Therese l.. Sattg, by her guaruan,
against Joseph Keppler the carieasnriss 70 rsGoveb
by the defendant In front of her house IN lnwoou'
Judge Pratt reserved his decision.
monument to Colonel j. Fl. Perry, OF tho N 4stn
New-York Volunteers, who was killed IN tno " ~,
will be unveiled 10 Cypress Hills Cemetery on Mon-
day afternoon. Mayor Low will preside ana ine
Rev. DR.. J. o. Peck will speak. In sno eyeHhtns
services will be held in the Hanson PIaee n Mesnoa nos
dist Episcopal Church. of which colonel rerry was
pastor at the outbreak OF the war.
petition is being circulated for signatures asking
Mayor Low to appoint commission 10 lay oue .
rapdranst route from the Bridge an9 SSo,ntsS aSsess
such commission last year to assess tne uslago3
to owners the route of the East River br'dge anu
COney Island Steam Transit Company p9t !. newt
acted, the company could not secure the coiiS0n
OF tho Supreme Court to Its route.
An order was made yesterday by Judge Cullen
requiring cause to be shown why referee snoula III
not be appointed to determine what c0mpensatl on
NJ. E. Sawyer should receive for services as ia"ygr
for the plaintiff In the suit of Miss Mary Alice AS
mont Livingston against Fleming for Dreacn aved 0i
$500 The plaintiff has offered to settle for
$4,000 and thinks So 900 would be enough Al, iot u
her lawyers, but they are not satsheu WIN 'na'
amount
JERSEY CITY.
The Supreme Court at Trenton yesterday affirmed
the decision of the Hudson County Court OF ueherai
Sessions in the case of John Haliard who was the
president of the Mechanics and Laborers savings
Bank of pcrsev City at the time of its failure III N
November 1873. The failure was que 10 iauu % i Va
mismanagement on the part OF Hilliard ana tne u.-
rectOrs of tho bank. and indictments Oh eonspaUS p
TO defraud the depositors found against tne.
HallIard was sentenced to eighteen months III otac
Prison.
Frank J. Meehan. who on Saturday last resigned
his position as warden of the Hudson County zen.
itentary the Supreme Court having DECIDED InaO
his election was Illegal and who. on Wednesuay,
was convicted in the Court OF General sessions o.
charge of allowing prisoner to escape IN conSiu-
Grafton of a bribe of $40. sentenced yesterday
by Judge MoGill to nine months IN state fTlsoII.
Many OF Meehans political friends had PLEADED WIN
the Court his behalf, and TO them tue sen'enee
was great surprise. Meehan, almost crying WaH
| taken to the County jail where he will remain un-
| til his removal to the State Prison.
NEWARK.
John Kabor. age six years, was drowned IN the
Passalc near Centre Street Bridge last evening" Ihe
body was recovered.
NEW-JERSEY.
ORANGE-George Kneeboe, mason, was struc
by train near the joyce Street StatiOn or Tue
Deaware Lackawanna and western 1sd hsrOI e as
yesterday morning and instantly killed. he WIS
intoxicated He leaves wife.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YoNKERs.-The Salvation Army is waging wal
upon the sinners of Ionkers.
ARDsLEyThe name of Ashford small village u
the line oil the New Ofk ClIy anu A"A
road. has been changed to Ardsey.
MOUNT VERNoN.-As train of the Harlem Rail
road of which Frederick Slack is conductor was
passing Yesterday, William Batz, age ttteen
Threw a stone at one of the windows and hit one oi
| The passengers. He was lined SO and committed
10 the County Jail for ten days.-..The people ol
WashlngtOnyille town of East Chester, have pre-
sented a petition to the Board of Trustees TO annex
them.
LONG ISLAND.
SPEoNK.-Joel Tuthlll had valuable horse
poisoned TO death on Thursday night. Dy some un-
known person. and another horse is not expected u
| live.
LONG ISLAND CTTY.-The Water Board has de-
| clded TO invite ex-POlice Commissioner Williams
TO testify before special committee of the body re-
| gardng number OF bonds he purchased from ex'
Mavor DE Bevoise that the Department declares are
| Illegal.
| JANlICA-Horace Smith, the negro, who married
Stella sinclair, white girl at Greenp0rt some three
weeks ago. 10 is alleged was married on Juiy ~
1873 to Emma Gibson, colored, by the Rev. y. W.
| Emshaw pastor of the Greenport Pres0y terlan
| Church. They were never divorced,
| RIvrRHRAD.-SufIolk County has long been noted
| for the longevity of its inhabitants In the past
week three residents have died whose united ages
| are 2s3 years Mrs. Cynthia Hayens. who died al
Shelter Island on Wednesday, had passed her ninety
| fifth year Mrs. Sarah Gray who died at Rverhead
| on Tuesday, age ninety-twO, had been married hye
| times and had eleven children, nine OF whom at
tended the funeral Mrs. Sarah Bunce, OF East Neck
| died on Wednesday IN her nlnety-sixth year.