The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-05
HARDENED IN CRIME.
FRIGHTFUL SCENES IN SIGHT OF
THE GAItOWS.

A Day of Bioodshed IN New York Post
ponement OF an Execution by EIectrici-
ty- Riot I'm Little Italy Gotham Cos
sip In General.
NEW YORK BUREAU RICHMOND DAILY
Tfwr-. recemher 4i-Jn spise OF the fact
that the gallows is up for the immediate eA.
ccutions of murdercrs both in New York
and Brooklyn, there was another record of
blood today. One woman was killed and
two more badly Wounded IN fusisde on
James street. man Aas toHhd Walking
along the Bowery gished hideously in the
throat, benumbed with cold and unable to
account for his wound, and maniac shot
at man standing in his store in Sixth ave-
nue..
| AN AN''EIECTRocrTIoN"P POSTPONED.
ES-judge Curtis, counsel Tor Charles Nc
Eivaine, who was convicted Of the murder
Of Christian W. Luca, the Brooklyn grocer,
and who is now awaiting death by cleo
trcity at Sing Sing, has filed notice Of ap-
peal. The appeal STAYS the execution.
The prisoner was Sentenced to die at the
State prison, at Sing Sing. by electricity be-
tween December 9th and 10th.
The meeting Of the
WORLDS FAIR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Thi h was held to-day, was ole OF tie most
important held since its creation. The re-
port Of the committee on legislation was the
bill for the consideration Of Congress. II
provides primarily for Worlds Fair COM
pany with two incorporators from each
State, one front each Territory and one from
the District Of Columbia, all Of whom, as
soon as appointed, will act with the men,
bers of the committees on finance, perma-
nent organization, site. buildings and legis-
lation. Another section says that the duty of
this consolidated committee is to manage
the Exposition. Provision is made for the
committee 10 issue $50, 100000 Of sock. A
section says that the United States shall not
in any manner nor under any circumstances
become liable for any dobts or liabilities con-
tracted by the said Exposition. Ii is pro-
posed to submit this bill 10 Congress for that
| OtlN , ItAlDils anu W Ah't Gnu ''It'HV VI AAiN
bill will be Immediately forwarded to the
New York Congressman with the request
that they work in its behalf.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD EARN
fNGs.
There is an increase in the earnings of
the Norfolk and Western for the fourth week
in November Of Sl3, sos, and for the month Of
SIS, $50.
lBy United Press.
RIOT IN NEW YORK.
A demand for money due on long-stand-
ing bill. which was made in that part Of the
city known as Little Italy. resulted in a
riot this afternoon, in which one woman
was killed, and two others severely
wounded.
An italian woman, Asunda Boqueto, who
| lives at 90 James street, went into the
rooms occupied by Antonieta Narrill0, and,
with her husband and her father, demanded
the payment Of some money which they
said belonged 10 them.
4 refusal 10 pay the money led 10 a shoot
Ing afiray. The daughter Of the murdered
woman saws that on the refusal Of her mo
ther. Antonieta Narrillo, to pay the money,
the woman and two men opened tire with
| separate reyolyers, firing over ten shots.
Antometa Narrilo was killed instantly,
Maria Cerase was wounded in the arm,
and Petronilla Perces was hit in the
shoulder.
| The men then fed from the room down
the narrow stairs and out into the street.
The woman was arrested. Asunda Bo-
qcto. the woman who did the shooting,
was seen in the cell at the Oak-street Police
Court before she wss token TO the T0mbs.
She is a very large woman, and looks Ike
an American, but she can speak no Eng
| lish. She WAS sobbing cOnvusively. The
murdered mother was shot through the
heart.
THE GUARANTEE FUND.
The Worlds Fair guarantee fund now
amounts to s., 1885
The committee has agreed upon the meas
ure. which Congress will be asked to enact,
providing for the Exposition. The bill pro-
yides for the creation Of a corporation to be
styled "The United States International
Commissions" which shall direct the exhibit
ton. subject to the supervision and under
| th. au.nieas of tho | 'nifed STATES Govern