New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

panheeI Nuz,ato an italian bricklayer' OF NO A01
Hester-st. Manhattan. was arrested az MS mn
late on Thursday night by Detective James O@
son. OF Yonkers and New-York Ceh.iai o on-oe
man on a warrant issued by coroner 49, so, ~,
,,roe ago The Italian was charged with inuau Ns,.
-, Az 10 Tassev sister-in-law OF Nichoias
80, ,ybo IN July last shot and killed. h0ui'
Deena AT No l6s Willow-st. in hght' Az ."o 90
Quest the girl swore that Nuzia'o uie" =,
voIver from Epaski's hand and hred TWO s"os
was then that Coroner Miles issueu 'io " -
.rh. notice searched in vain for the man unu ihuls
dav when he returned to his nome ne '' 20,
81, no was AZ work in Jersey City and was ieIio
rant Of any warrant being out for his arres. INC
man was Indignant at his arrest "hicn nc
nounced as an outrage. His pretty SEVENTH; th him
The girl is American born, and DookkSeePei IA
occupation. She wept when C2ro ohe cTand Jury
and was released herself in 800 bail TO appear az Ser
witness The girl states that she anu ho anor above
Epaski on July T. but that her father did no1
see the shooting Bonds were pTompty o sken
t tS the thtet County it jail ,,o The
interpolation OF the principal thorSug
II; syeb a case [1 tbe companys attorney to
that the proposed grants would be relecteu WIZ 80 o
chise Great Indignation is expressed by both press
and public the Aldermens action III PISciii IN,
the franchise through Mayor Sutherland and Cliy
Attorney Hunt are strongly censured for their an
sence from such an important meeting. Both ON,
cials are on brief vacations, Mayor SutheIidliu
having left town early in the week The chlef o.
lection found by the public is in allowing ony y
twenty feet of roadway between the u tracks III
Yonkers-ave. IL is pointed out that this thoroush-
fare which is four miles long is one OF the mos!
important in Westminster County, being the dlrecI
connecting link between the Hudson Valley anu
points along the Sound. II is maintained that the
Aldermen should have voted 10 widen the thorough
fare into a boulevard Of seventy,hve feet. lts
originally intended width and compel the company
10 defray half the cost which would be &O.W
The Aldermen defend their action by saying that
the property owners refused 10 stand the assess
ment that would accrue by widening Yonkers- ave.
and also say that the monopoly OF the citys INES
by one concern means five cent fare to all points,
with a transfer privilege.
II was decided at a meeting OF the Parade and EX-
ecutiYe committees of the Fireman's Convention on
Thursday night that Chief James Mulcahey should
be the grand marshal of the State parade on
Friday August IS The committees also decided on
the line of march. which is to be as follows: Form
at Getty Square, proceed to Main-st. 10 Buena
Nista-ave., 10 Herriot-st 10 Rverdale-ave, TO
Prospect-st 10 South Broadway, to Nepperhan
Terrace, TO Nepperhan-aVe.. to Ashhurton-aVe. 10
North Broadway TO Irving Place TO Wood Place, 10
Cottage Place to Warburton-ave. to Point-st., to
Woodworth-ave.. 10 Wels-ave., to Warburton-ave.
10 Dock-st, to North Broadway. to South Broad
way, to Lawrence-st.. countermarch and return.