The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1877, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1877.—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. / ‘Totai amount payable from sinkiug fund, Ot whieh the sinking fund bold... +++. Amount not in the sinking fund Title of Stocks and Bonds Payable from Assessments. When Due. Laws Authorizing lesue, ‘Amounts Held by Sinking Fund. told him that he Was not boss of the hou! she would not go out; be then grabbed her by the neck; I then told my father to go to sleep and let other people sleep; he then ran into the bedrooin and came out witb a pistol and a_ knife; —— 1 Amounts Amounts | z | : eisabe Held. by . CLASS It. Title of Bonds and When Title of Bonds and! wren Due, 4 Laws Authorizing Issue, the Com, Temporary Delt. When Stocks Payable from | When Due, Issued; Iesued in Ane] Outstand- : ? 22,371,40) 00 Coie: : | -——— — -— — | a a SaaS) pei wrt 5 Dec, 28, 1876.| 300, Do, ‘s " pA im |e Do. Now 1, 250, Chap. 213. taws 1871 bape iene | : a 1877.| 400,009] Do, © | monde Sail ndalaieentenee settee bo: ists | 7 De. Nov, 15 Liwo! 1,380¢000 Do, We) ee - an 30 18rE, $00,000)" Do. : current @ of the city yovernim 6.106.944 51 | 1873 | 7 Do. Nov, 1, 1900] "408,000 Chap. 593, laws 1872. =| ise | pe Feb. 15, 1877,| 400,000] Do, Total bonded GeUtersssesescrrs> 148,107,597 79 | 187374] 7 Do. Nov 1, 1900] 578,000] 8,926,000/Chap, 865, laws 1874, de { Feb. 15, 1877} 500.000) Do +t, a eeemematnen a 1,200,000 oo | ETLITa| S:. oreied Mok Petite eas, 6 tae) Sa Boon | ive fa De Feb: 36, 1877} $00,000!» Bo, . - 1871’74] 6 |Pab, >cb. . St'k| Nov, | iMare T| 400,000] Do > =: | e y 871 — | 18m 4 Do. March 15, 187 ¥ Comptroller Kelly’s Communication to) ra slid Sivo.no7.a7 70 | ISTE) O (Chiy Parks tmp. F. st"kjJan 1, 02) | Bo2.900 chap. 290, laws 1 uous fee tt Maren 13,1837] o0.00n Po, Seroml—"As near wscan be conveniently e ecrrained the | 1505 °°) 7 Do. Dee 23, 1901] '200'00 Do. — | 1876 | 6 Do, April & ul bir Spee on j the State Senate. By the boeat ms aR POE ee eee | Eemeeel © bo. epi. 1902] 685,000 ies fies * cea 9.00 | ise | 8 be. May 15, 18%7] 270,000 no, - tefidivere co uncersaia | tang | d De sche; 3! 1903] ¢vorcon! ap. 200, inwa 1871 = hise |5 De. ane 1s, 1877! 60,0u0) be. n . pproximately" reported, | A. Inrze Ista 74 H Do. July 1, 1903] 54,000 Chap. 756, laws 187: 584,000 | 1878 | 4 Do. Dec, 15, 1876| 11,500 ces 1“ number of old elatmy are in litigation running through w | y6cy °°) 7 Do, July 1; 1903) 446.000 Do. — |. 004.8001 aps). tnwe 1872. and ‘of yea indefinite fr a : DETAILS OF INDEBTEDNESS. | yeivet.nmlmjny sino fic which af nt i tui, fo | TSE4°79 @ be. saly ty twnd| 323'00n (chap: gue! awa 18% e000 | tera’ .|1a fmovemue bonds of 1871|Sov. 1 1877 1,893] "chap, 608, Inws 1873. + | large sums of money; but many of them are considered | 1875 '76] 6 Do. July 1, , ip. 608, 260.000 | 1876 S De. Deco. 11877 29,500/Chap. 169, iaws 1876, fraudulent or illegal, and the xetual liability of the-eity on | ys7g | 5 Do, July 1, 2904] 260,000] — 5,585,000 Do. : 5! Chapa 275 and 300, laws| see oil en Dattnnan eee oF cindees: jn titaations eee Cane tee en ne = jas [5 Do. nov, 3, 1877 3.916] 1976, report o! claim) % x ad - bates deal Mica i So nee e tne micas | wt |* [omnes Men an hie) Ve chek. 06m ts =I a oe 4 % + r unt of such el f jaws 1871, * Sed ee Contested Claims, Ten Mill- | Batoon sation tun. ote a ie | 6 Rae rl reeged eae 444, awe, $00,005 | —————!—- ssh arpa saree * hy sinking Tund consists, - i" Nev. 1) 955, 000} 10. * - J ions of Dollars. A a engined went re itt i \ De sosseae one tie. i ih09 2331.90 RONDED INDEBTEDNESS OP THR CITY OF NEW YORK, DECKMHER 31, 1876, —noxps “Axo STOCKS. ho ete A ay " Pisa ve mtg 1874) 7 [Consolidated stock, C../Dec. 1, 1996) 2,047,200 | Pe Glass 1. —Funded debt payubie from sinking fund. Phe cre 2 Schedule A als hibits the facts in detail cal for mt ble from tax.tion, .. under? Ne vated iause ofthe rexotation, ce aaa we 6 |Consolidated stock, D..| lay 1, 1926] 1,496 625 Funded debt payal : tug 31 ats 28 " lowing ism summary statement o ; % ae ible from assessments... : " A Full Statement of Interest- fund or the redemption ef the ity debt," awwexision st | gr6/ g |congotidated atock, R..|Mtay 1, 016] 121,824 Qtass 11.—Temporary debt pay le from nesesements rele Ay Ke is mets SINKING FUND. 7 . 1,82 | errr gd Bearing Bonds. Bonds snd stocks of Claas, 1876] 5 |Consolidated atock, F..)May "1, 1916) 146,600 RO eh GE Ry Be i as oo cola lhl va Caen . eign my casa 1824208 ES 16,300,049}Chap. 220, » | The bonded dh gxbladhans ‘of the annexed towns of Westchester county, for which the city ot New SEES bo Sat Soe ani Si a 2 TTaamanak CS York 18 Hable, AMOUnts 10. ....-.seee errors eens seetsersesesresseeeerene 1,250, —— 828,010,758 28 1 Rs 1882} 162,000} Do, 162,000 ‘ 1876 nor . OCKS OF THE GITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, ._ | Bonds of Class 111....... sacheee 5} | 28a TAS |fewor repair. ott Sai) gato00 Do. 78,000 | SECURITIES IN TI SIN ae oe sinking {und for che redemption Of {he City WaDtrses-s 80,980,408 36 Advances on Contracts and Public | rorat amount in sinking fund #28.179,102 79 1875) 6 Do. 1830] 25.000) 0c oe 25,000 | Glass I1,—Fanded debt provided for {iy taxation at inaturity.. é Teese %4 : ee eee ens atthe: aineiug made ete 1 cama Bar deusiene OFAIA ATL bas P Class 111, —-Revenue bonds issued 1p anticipation of taxes... ‘ : : Improvements. redeimpiiou af wich the rereunes ee nae er ibe 76 pace kaa May 1, zo0 120.000 Chap. 990, laws W671, 2555. Eee Tota) amount, sa ae a SA cesscceccecesccsercecssonces $28,179,103 79 city are speetiienlly pledyod 1873-76} 6 Da, ay 1, 1903 . R : CKS POR WHICH THE SINKING FUND IS PLEUGKD, dehedt A al hibits of bonds and oO J sa sche gaatana Deca nonting tothe sumet | 1876} 5 |Bondsfor Ifquidation of fi bli ora eigean CAMERA He B8eIO8 00 wrth clause ot the resolut «iu 7 o 4 Chap, 756, laws 1873. 10,000 | Amoun [ < . 21,430,563. 36 HOW OLD DEBTS ARE PAID. | #1x55, Claims and judgm'ts}tuly 1, 187), 10,000 he veeee . Total amount payable trom sinking fund. + 21,489, Firth -*-The outstandi: essments upon real estate un = «[iuly 1, 1877] 101,050} Do. 101,650 i paid bat comstivucinie subsisting. Neos. upon. the prove haan St rel Tuly 1 18%8] 25000 Do, 25,000 oo pmliting 1876} 6 Do, Li Tuy 1, 1878] 150,000 Do. _ SCHEDULE B. Comptrotier Kelly yesterday transinitted to the State | > th ution, ix cri be Mae bel eed Muck 556,150|Chap. 756, laws 1873,...... — | stareaaxt snowixa THR IMPORTANT WORKS IN PROGRESS, AS AUTHORIZRD DY LAW TO UE PAID PROM MONDE Senate complete tabular statements showing all the de- fee LRU 1sts| 6 |Bonds for 3d av. im saga {Chap. Bip, laws 187 and 11,060 : U5 hates hana Maenoraca cee hate an Di eae ALIN AMES tails of the issucs of bonds and stocks outstanding i i ae res Sgt ich nee i Bold provement, 23d ward/Nov, 1, 1877} 4 chap. 329, laws 1874,... a a me Amounts \Amounts Au- which constitute tho bonded indebtedness ot the city; | iuensain prozress. lor whic assesstients can be herentter 1s74] 7 Do. ric tia ng ibooeh alice ay Ye | bac ay Mate tM — | Works tn Progress or Author-|” acts of Legistature Already + | thor teed yet Remarks. , the securities held by the pba! Fund for ane Te- dee the sixth elause of the rerelution the amount of tie aa an ara 147 and 304, laws \ p71 (es eereee oe IL, RON Oc “ ee —_—— —. demption of the city debt; the important work’ now | advances on contructs and on public improvements now in onda for tt eeeeeeeeee uscums of Art and Nataral i an progress or authorized by law to be paid from bonds | Pree Si wOLONO the amon oe po utawin Asely, east 2 fund degoiency..... N 389,919 i or on as ee Chap. 200, Laws of 1871. $785,000 00} $215,000 00 other than assessment bonds, by whicn the city debt aay abeete eae tain toners eth 7 Do. es 5.249 | “and addition ..|Chap, 280, Laws of 1870,| 3,468,000 00] Untimited. .. canbe further increased, together with the amounts jem is ue uo Acquiring |: ra ot bonds which have been issued and which are author- ria ipa Ora-tisd, Crteeedie aioanemelenenn th venioaeer ; De 49 on ied ey ethan i pt ized still to be issued for such works, with othor state- | bonds, the expense ot whitch cannot be legally assensed ; De. 449 Duro and wholesome. water ments relating to the finances of tho city deeply inter- | oer ets Peninations of property being. fusumieienteo | 1874) 7 we 949 | [or thecity of Now York....|Chaps, 50 and 328, Laws : : esting to all tnxpayers, | pay the 1874. He &5 | cieuouernuasa Guan of 1871.. +++{ 780,000 00] 1,000,000 00]Annnally, : The following is the communication of Comptroller | vriy paved, the cost of which cannot be lozally xseas Pa 8,809,497 of Now York....--.....++-.|Chap. 477, Laws of 1875.| 500,000 00] 1,000,000 00| Issue limited to $500,000 an- Kelly to tho Senate accompanying these financial 90 Frnt io mers oe Dene tty, SaceK ieee 1862] 6 |N. ¥. Co. C’t Hse st 1, 1876] | 2,000] Chap. 167, laws 1862... — nually, statements:— veuthk"What important works are now in progress of | 2862-03| 6 Do. 1877] 100,000) Do. 10,000 | pnira District Court House...|Chaps, 55 and 292, Laws! Crry or 3 nuthorized by law, the expense of which is paid or author. 1863] 6 JN. Y. County hapter’ 167, ‘Li 1862| of 1871; chap. 200, Fixaxce Department oF Coxrrnont ig 8 ized to be pald pn banda. and paces UR ers, ‘eal Monae alndty No. 1. apt are |, Laws 3, Laws of 1876..........] 330,000 00) 70,000 00) ; TE gee dew York, Feb. 1, ‘ progressing, and what xpproximntel, a - ‘A largo part of ry To. tux Hoxonssix rue Sexatk oF Tun Stare oF New | “umount reqiuired to complete them 2) A ieag sz 8 Do. Do, | 420,000 : : f willbe needed to pay (0 ONK: 4 ed + ‘New York County Court House|Chap. 382, Laws of 1870.| 100,000 00, 500,000 00; reasury for advance: it h ~ hel th lution, as to works now e 0 erat inqulries embinedd in the annexe revolution idopted | In-prosrensor authorized by Tay ; deal o Do. Ros 100.000 | New York County Cours Houso| chap. 683, Laws of 1871.| 78,001 07| 671,008 951) on account of which by your honorable body. January 2 (St, f8 follows Some acts authorize issues of bonds for certain 1803 § po, Bo. 00,00 f the seu fying In detail each. Issue. separately, and with reforones to her amounts required act 18641 6 Do. Chapter. 242, Laws 1864. 34,000 | New York and Brooklyn ench crass, giving the dste of issue, ¢ further amonnt required to comple: 1864] 6 Do. Do. 48,000 Bri Chap. 839, Laws of 1867; which issied, the amount outstanding, the due date, the progress and authorized by law cannot bo. stated, 1ses] 6 Do. Do 49,000 ri ass Cadets chute sacs es fOROK rf Tate of interest, and for which of the classes of bonds | therefor ept as to existing contracts on file in this de- fH i Do. 37°50 chap. 26, Laws of 1869; tted to $1,000,000 specitied the revenues or sinking fund of the city are | partment, as follows :— ait Baie’ PH H poe Do. 5,000 chap. 300, Laws of 1475. 2,281,400 00] 1,885,266 00| ree ae 0 $1,000, pledyed.” 5 . ‘ e d, exhibits ip detail all the facts re- to Complete the 865] 6 Do. Do 69,700 7 | Scliedule, A, annexed, exhibits 1p datall all tho f sehen Contin 1865] 6 Bo. re eile a ro0v0o0 | $17, Parks fuprovermeat Chap. 608, Laws of 1875.) 485,000 00! 90,000 00] ded Indebtedne Hussein of Art oo | 1865-66] 6 Do, Nov. 1, 1892] 100,000) Do, 300 «|Chap, 534, Laws of 1871: the close oF Barat) 1,602,000 1 rise ‘820, Laws of1874.| 80,000 00| Unlimited. apeulatte ger ic : 1863) 6 |N,_Y¥. County Conrt Docks, piers, bulkheads, &c..|Chap. 383, Laws ot 1870; ie Funded or Permanent Delt, Honse stock, No. 2..|Nov. 1, 1877] 160,000 Chapter 854, Laws 1868. 1,000 chap. 574, Laws of 1871.| 5,415,000 00] 3,000,000 00) Annually, Bonds payable trom tax. 1868} 6 Do. Nov. 1, 1878} 160,000 Do, = | Establishment acd equipment; ation. Ajenahx 08,191,749 92 ats, comet he? jt it 1865] 6 Do. 1, 1879] 160,000) Do. 85,000 ‘ot building for the purposes Bonds Haye rm i a 50.569 90 rapereaa et rita maa 1808) 6 be ¥,1sio] 100,00 Bo, =| Sta'musedin ot vacua ti: niet A —8119,031,313 28 JOHN KELLY, Comptroller. 1868] 6 Do. Nov. 1, 1881] 160,000] pea Do, | tory.. sa «|Chap. 356, Laws of 1875.]None issucd,| 200,000 00 _——_—— ; : : 1870) 7 |N. ¥. County Court i “New York city stocks and bonds have been issued SCHEDULE A. House stock, No, 3..|Nov. 1, 1884] 120,000] Chapter 875, Laws 1860. _ | COMPTROLLER KELLY's che ninieatanla paki eats peeve ei eeaees Statement of tho bonded indebtedness of thecity of New York, showing tn detail each {ssue of bonds and 1871| 7 Re ped fed bee ee - The following statement for the month of January | for Croton Water Work: stocks separately, with reference to cach class, the dato of issue, the laws under which Issued, the date when aan i ong Nov, 1 iae7| 120,000 Be = | was reer, issued by Compote Kolly:— Docks aud slips, due, the rate of interest and the amount outstanding December 31, 1876, together with the amount of the sink as7i] 7 Do. Nov. 1, 1838] 120,009 Peas Do. \ a en tee can niake City parks improvements. ing fund, specifying the securities of which such sinking fund consists and the details thereof, and also the | 4-4! 6 |x ¥ Go, c. H. stock, 4.|Nov, 1,184) 100/000)Chap. 882, Laws 1670... 100,000 | MB fund... vig, 9119,031,313 | $120,048,221 Landy akan se ne senate ' amount and classes of bonds of the city not already in the sinking fund, for the redemption of which tho reve, 1870] 5 Co, C. H. stock, 6.|Nov. 1, 189 Chap. 68%, Laws 1871... aho00 Bie eh ‘ita yap ola Old claims and judgments. nues or sinking fund of the city are specifically pledged, in response to a resolution of the Senato of tho State | 1872-14) 6 Do. OSes 78,001 43 3, pecsements oe. 22,260,400 | Ar tienes ipl spring ot New York adopted January 22, 1877. i 1875] 6 | Assessment fund stock|March 6, 1877 C, 565, L. 1865, & 804, L. 1874] evenue bonds (xp 5u8, 344 New York Coanty Court I if crass 1 : isi! 7 Do. July, 1877 IChap.'565, Laws 1865...... Revenue Boudbvie7y 3.21000 | Asscesment bonds for Rive 5 ; . ' o - 1875) 6 Do. *¢ March 6, 1878 C. 505,1 phrase ¢ be yire improvement Gees FUNDED DENT PROVIDED FOR BY SINKING FOND FoR it egw OF THE CITY DEBT OUTSTANDING DECEM. peeves ed Da. Noy, 1 sil pricey Chap. ee Laws 1865, 813,400 | Revenue bonds, 1877 1016-700" -“p.ovenue tonde—-setanve Board 6 riemesin Lakin rear 5 — 1872] 7 Do. 10. HOM... .serrevecvere : — 5 BOUL cst scenes ences $149,698, 165 Se te) Title of Bonds ana Amits Held 1874] 6 Do, Do. 156,100 | duct sinking fund 23.3921'794 | Revenue vonds—current expenses. rr Stocks, Payable from i Joy Sinking | 1873-74] 7 Do, Do. pene ike brpntemten beste : ct Sinking Fund. When Due. Laws Authorizing Issue, Fund. 1875] 6 ‘Do. Nov, IC, 665, L, 1865, & 804, L. 1874 364,850 $119.811.810 $121.370.971 Total amount of bonds jssued......+06 $2,612,503 aii ee fa Balance..... $19,811,310 $121,376,371 Total payments by warrants in January, — $308,083 Water stock.. Nov. 1, 1870. $555) Act of Legislature passed 1884] 6 |Soldiers’ Bty. Fd, bonds|Nov, Act of Leg., psd Feb., 1864 93,000 | Cash in City Treasury 70,994, The Comptroller’s statement transmitted to the 840, oe 1864] 6 Do. Nov. Do. 93,000 | Cash in sinking fund: , Legislature does not include the month of January. De oor Tiers 1,00] Do. Aprit ragten ade 4 Ney. be 254/000 = SSS et. 1, 187 » 1854. 64 10. Nov. 5 K Do. Nov, 1, 17%} $230,000 * [Do. Maren 12, 1849. isedl 6 Do. Nov, Do, ; THE KRICH HOMICIDE, PARK DEPARTMENT. is Nov, 1, 1876} Br 0KT 67,00! Do. March 8, 1866. 85,000 feos ee ed ed "Bec or er _——$ — 10. be ew eeeenee 0, ‘ov. 1. o 1 Do, Nov. 1, 1880. 2,147,000|D bar Oy 1841, and June 2, is se iz H Do. Nov, 4,000,000 Do. 265,700 | A SON HELD FOR CAUSING HIS FATHER’S | FURTHER REDUCTIONS OF SALARIES—CLERKS 2 eee seee esc eee 5 DEATH BY BLOWS WITH A HATCHET. DISMISSED. Nov. 1,1902| 88,000) Chapter 383 Laws of 1870. 25,000 By. iNew. 1, 1805] 151,000 * TA. of Leg., pd. Feb. 5 : Po. CARER cord ed Beeb) ¢ [Bolddlorss By Fee Oe Tere 1, TA86l © 481.006 4. Of Leg. pa. Feb. 10,1865) 5.090 | The Krich homicide, which bas engrossed so much | Tho Park Commissioners hold a special meeting yes: el 500,000 f tiny: seeeeees sd 1865] 7 Do. Nov, 1, 1897] 193 200 e Do. of public attention for the last week or two, was in | terday afternoon, and additional reductions were made 3860-69) 6 |Croton water stock....|Nov. 1, 1883. 1,900, 000, rear Tetisent Anguer deel 4. laahaneotd ag rom Raeoe Ajit eer Act of Leg., pd. Feb. 8, 1865] Part settled yesterday by Coroner Woltman’s inquiry. | in the salaries of employés of the department as fol- 1560, and October 4, 1860.| 1,449,400 1so4| &. [Soldiers 8 By, R. bds,[Nov. 1, 1876 10,000| Act of Leg., pd. Feb. 8, 1864 ‘Tho homicide, or parricide as people may be disposed to | lows:— Do, Feb, 1, 1890.) 900,000 Do, May 13, 1845......0.. 654,200 1864] 6 {Soldiera’ S, Rif. R. bds.|Nov. 1, 1880) 500,000! Do, 123,500 | call him, was sont tothe Tombs by the Coroner in default Superintending gardener from $6 per day to $5 50; - Do Feb. 1, 1890.| 100,00 pian OR pie Meee: ‘eo 1864] 6 Do. Nov. 1, 1881] 446,700 dis: Do. 120,000 | of $3,000 bail, and the verdict, which is given below, | division gardener from $2 50 to $2; ordinary gardenert Now Aqueduct stock..|Aug. 1, 1884, | 250,00 |Do. April 27, 1865... °. 150,600 1864| 6 [Riot Damages. R. bds.|Nov. 1, 1877| 600,000 Do. 8,000 | was sadly against him. At the inquest several wit- | trom to $2; carpenters from §3 to $2 75; ‘Additional new Croton August 1, 1900] 42,000 { 42,000 1864) 6 Do. Nov. — 1, 1879} 500,000) re eH Do. 27,000 | nesses were examined—Jobn Daly, Caroline Kahl, Dr, | paintors trom $3 to $2 75; plumbers from $3 to $2 75; Aqueduct stock...... % Chap. 23, Laws 1870, 5 ‘ soaeoeserm IM Cushman, who made the autopsy, and the prisoner. | cartmen (teams) trom $3-30 to $3; skilled laborers, in 2 1900] 2,421,500 151,700 | 1864 . bds.|Nov. 1, 1882) 855,204 Do. 563,006 ; Do. jugast _ ree beaten ne 1 2,151,7 1964-73 $ beter Damages ley. fee ha 4 tT +: ab0s000 + lchap. 815, Laws 1860...... 10,000 iihon these statements the jury found the following setae yesray messeaters &e., who fotmerly ale PESO ats --= " 468, 1s00-7y) 7 JAccumulated — debt,) verdict :— ranged from $3 to 25 por day, were 1865-65] 6 |Croton Reserv’r bonds.| August 1, 1907] 200,060 Chap. 95, Laws 1863. 180,060 Nov, 1, 1885) 1,200,000 Chap. 875, Laws 1869, “We find that Nicholas Krich came to his death | Feduced to $1 60. .A few ot these, whose positions are ‘1szul 6 Do. August 1, 1911] 125,000 Chap. 784, Laws 1869, 4 126,000 | 1869-70] 7 Nov. 1, 1888] 1,200,000} Do son, George Krich, on the morning of the 14th of Jan- | trict tho recuctions were:—R. Cruse, [rom $5,000 per Da, August 1, 1912] 54,500 . "11 64,500 N.Y. county repairs tol _ ween” 000} 10,000 | yary, and we considor that the said George Krich was | Year to $4,000; C. R Schott, from $2,500 to $2,200; Do. August i, bt 3 i | Peet’ 6 waiee stock. Ni 1, 1884; — 20,000) ee rt men 8, 20,000 | not justified in inflicting tho satd injuri Se bos Abeer Rr woiees? ire “ teen Do. August 1, 1915) Out . o 6 ol ‘This 1s the prisoner’s statement :— . Grieifenberg, from 5 J 94 4, 2d. allie Pea g a nveecpnoninenntniunl temensisemenent 965,637 | Chap. 285, Laws 1869, 6 Do. 20,000 George rich, being duly sworn, said:—I reside at | Vin, from $1,200 to $1,000; F. W. Brown, clerk in the Croton Aqueduct b’nds,| August 1, 1907} 100,000 Chap. 784; Laws 1869. ( 100.000 6 Do, 20,000 | No, 121 Forsyth street; 1 came home on Saturday | topographical ongincers’ ‘office, from $2 50a day to Do. August 1, 1908] 100,000) 100,000 6 Do. 20,000 | night, January 13; as icame in the house my father | $00 per month, Five or six clerks in this department D August 2, 1909] 100,000; 100,000 Do. 20,000 | was sitting on achair, drunk; he was very noisy; 1 | Were dismissed. In regard to the drainage of tho an- I ‘August 1, 1910 { 130,000 Ind the meat on tho table that I haa brought home | Bexed district, which had been orderod by tho Do. August 1, 1911 Act of Leg. July 21, 1853. 60,000 chester counties, 30,000/Chap. 534, Laws of 1871. 30,000 | jor dinner; 1 then went into bea with Joon Dal; Board of Health and Common Council, a pian was sub- Ra —— Do, Feb. 13, 1857. New York county a ater being in bed about fifteen minutes my father | mitted to the Commissioners yesterday and partially Cont, Park Fund'stock.|Nov. 1, 1887 Do, — July 21, 1853, 88,971 solidated stock... 1, 1901 8,885,500|Coap. 428, Laws of 1871. went out saying he was going to seo about a cat | considered. The particular district to be drained lies Do. July 1, 1498 Do. 1 39,500 Do. 1, 1826] 805,500 }C. 323, L.1871, & 444. L, 1872] that he killed with a poker; Caroline Kabi said that | between Pelham avonue and Fordham avenue, west of Do. aly 1, 1898) Do, § 2,000 Do. 1, 1896) 874,700) . 328, L, of 1871 father bad loaded a pistol that attornoon; i asked her | the Southern boulevard. The further consideration of NAD { Do. Pp j, 1857. ——-——| of 1872, & 756, where it 3 she said he bad pat it under his the matter will be resumed at tho next meeting, tho Cent. Pk Imp. F’ds’ek,|Nov. 1,18 aa tice rg mere rary pilow; 1.sent Daly ‘to find it, but he could nov; | Postpouement being lor the purpose of giving nose Do. j August 1, 1887| { Do, Feb, 10, 1865, Potaledss sss eves $98,191,749 $19,424,249 | os soon as father came in he heard | Property owners taking an interest in the improvo- Do. Jane 1, 1 t te psi la, 1600, RS Aw what sue hed oa and Re told her it abe did not dike mee beh geting Enitaere wilt Ee eo bee Fioat’g D't Fund stock.| May 1, 18 " CLASS It. what ho said she could go out of the house, a 5 — aR cast ROXDS PROVIDED FOR NY ASSESSMENTS, IN WHOLE OR IY PART, OUTSTANDING DFOEMBHR 31, 1876, | abused and ordered her to go out of tho hou hero riper eg one. eebadagy pede yy ails time past, but now that the salaries have been deil- nitely fixed so as to come within tne year’s appro- priation work will probably be resumed at once, In wddition to the foregoing reductions the pay of the engineer of the Hariem Bridge was changed from $2 50 N.Y, & B. Bridge bonds, See, laws 1867, & chap. 26, Inws 1866 man then went out into a yard and took off his outer clothing and appeared to be in great pain trom the of the occurrence, at once gave directions to have the earth removed and all day yesterday superintended one 7 . Ov NDIN BER 31, L . — — —- us ho was cocking tho pistol 1 firea a a si tS hott dle lowansmcale itineraries mnntinia tacit he Fmamair 3 [Assessment bonds.....|Mar. 15, 1877.} $200,000 aps. 756 Laws 1873, 307 — | blank ‘shot to scaro him; tho revolver I bad was | Per day to $3, Title of Bonds and Amounts Sel 0 Laws 1852, 580 Laws 1872, — | loaded with blank cartridges; be then pomted his BURIED ALIVE, When Stocks, Payable from | When Due, Outstand- thorizing 1 Sinking Do. May 82,000] Do. — | pistol atime; I gratbed Ms arin and the shot went ie Issued er anak ing. OE ANOTNe ieneaee! Do. 5 115,00¢ Do. = | down to the'tloor; 1 saw that. 1 could do nothing, and - un * Do — | [took the hatchet and struck him two or three times; | 4, STAN hi <omsaisine: — —_— i — i Do. - | Lthen sent Jonn Daly to tell my sister, and wheu eho rating torr N caltiet oa AReae bec Bai NP 18%] 5 |stocks for Docks and i Do Do. = | camo I wont to the station house and told the sergeant OUT OF A WELL UNLESS PAID IT. slipe .. ct 1, 1875 —| $200) Act Log., pad. June 20, "51. Do, Do. — | tn commana what I had douse, and gave myself up; my Mr. Jncob Keisler, of Midillo Village, Long Island, Dock bonds 1, 1901 Ch, 674, seo. 6, Laws 1 Do. i Do. =} tather’ often threatened to take my life; he said ‘that * i a io. 1, 1901 Ch. 383, sec, 42, Laws 1870, Do. Do = | he had one bullot for me and one tor my mother; my | 04 Thursday morning employed John Seigler, a well 1, 190% sec, 6, Laws 1871, $250,000 Do. Do. — | father often beaut my sarbee Iwas under the belief | digger of thirty years’ experience, to clean tho well on 1 1903 ae 976,000 Do. Do. — | tat my lite was In danger; 1am nineteen years old. | nis farm, near Flushing. Seidler reached the farm 1 1904] 348,800 Do, fh ba > SWINDLER: about nine o’cluck and descended to the bottom of the 1, 1905 yd te na Do. Nov. Do. ya caer well, The work of cleaning occupied fye hours, and ba 1’ 1908] 130,000 Do. 150,000 ie hed Be ‘The Contral OMice detectives last night wero put on | between one and two o'clock P. M. he sent up hig im- Do. 1 1907] 97,000} i | bo. Nov. Do, the track of a gang of notorious swindlers who write | Piements and began to ascend. When within Aftcen a save eae bit saad Assessment Fund b'ds.| Nov. 7,000} chap. 579, Laws of 1853, Jotters under tho rignature of C. A. Miller, with tho | {et of the top tho carth commenced to cave in from 1867! 7 [Market stock 1, pop Soe ee avout f ——-—| $11,249,000] and 756,’ Laws of 1873. — | address of No. 785 Broadway attached to 11.’ Their Int- | the top, the stone lining tumbling in and completely 1s68} 7 | at ‘ bt sees shai i jAssessm’nt Fund bonds) Nov. 1, 1873) 300,000} |enap. vi, ame of 1853. & tle game did not work this time. covering the unfortunate man from sight. Seldier’s ? 0. + 1897 5 chap. saws of 187 - pis sae Do. 181,200 " m "Toy — helper became frightened and some time elapsed be- City Comelrz loci |Nor, 1; 1806] | £20,000 a0 bacon 922 be bo. Novi Tinto! 4on.000 be. ar AN ASTONISHING STORY. fore ho gave an alan. A party was asgerabled and. at 4 t9ay] 461,200 “be cy seit, Qo. Nov. 1, 1880] 300.000] soo Do. —| cnoron om, a ee cmazy | Pine ie Wark was stypended anit "even: 4 Do. 66, 806) iC, 920, L.'69, and 822 L, "71. i i Street Imp. Fund vonds|Nov. 1, 1879} 197,000} a, Chap, 756, Laws of 1873, & MAN TRIES TO SHOOT HIS FATHER, 1) eanwhile Coroner icks, of Flushing, 7 ni Nov. 1, 1802) 3,029,400 Do. a m ; chap. 91, Laws. of 1893 = {From thie Sedalra (3f0:) Baxoo.) md cootinued until: taldaigne when te well gente 4 Pa aye 180, ere aretl tay 1, 192e] 188,830] Do, te Now dasis| 9sitoo0 Do. =| A young man named Silas Cunningham, aged | meneed again to cave and tho work was suspended 1876] 6 jDo., ‘redeemabio’ alter H Cy Nov, 1° 38v#1 842100) Do. = | twenty-two, isthe son of @ citizen of Sedalia named | until yostertay morning and continued throughout tho November, 1806.....|May 1, 1921 4 Io, 1 isi] 00 goo Do, = | Rovort Cunningham, The younz man isa member of | Sith vopnrentiy’ as niuch more: to be Femoged bere Street opening and 1m- Dane re jo 1 Tes Ser pal id | the Christian church and treasurer of tho Sabbath | {he botvom 19 Feached. Nearly one hour utter the cee | +P pe eh re eat I ow, 1,180] 250,000 —|cnap.858, See.2, laws 1868, 4 y rt pest he = | school, Ho was deeply in love with a young lady. and | dent the well rope, one end of which with tho bucket t Do. Nov. 1 196s 250,000) poate i bo. 1) 1876 6,000] Do. — | appears to“have been repulsed by her, and this fact, | *#* wering’ beet Ue erlacs that? pit ae oe i Do, Nov, 1, 1882 p o 4 ™ ! | ——-1 3,061,900) 11 ag his jealousy of a favored rival, appears to alive ' a od sk |Nov. 1, 1900 thap. 865, laws 1 { cs a i saat as well as iy , appe still alive, It seems hardly possible as the well is . re bees. 1, 300 chap. 477, laws 18 SRT ae tol ta eae rn oak Laws OF taaui have driven him crany. He went to church on Sun- | forty-eight feet deep, and trom appearances has caved 35 6 Do. Nov. 1, 1000) Bop Oo ieee & chap. 736, Laws of 1873, — | day might and there saw tho girl be loved in company | tothe vottour It however may be that the stoves in 1874776] 6 Do. Nov. 1, 1900 a ee ee 6 Do. Nov. 1, 1876] 600,00¢ Tro. = | with another fellow. Ho returned home Very nc eee ae eee ee ae Calera be may yor bo 1869) 6 City Lunatic As, stock. | August 1, 18.4 esse cal nat a ap 6 Do. Nov. 1, 1880] 400,000 Do. = | excited and took 4 heavy dose of croton oll, and after | Tescued as was the case of the colored man Thompson, ; 1siu| 7 Do. August 1, 1889) * . " —--—| 1,240,000 walking up and dowa the room whore tho family | Viitcg of dumaicn some. three well in the 700,000) Chap, 120, laws 1870....%. 7 [Department of Parks— Was he nad some conversation with his father | viii %e ewcund unhurt after having bese ento ee 1860] 6 [Fire Dept. stock, No. 1|Nov. 1, ite Chap, 876, ec. 7, laws 1860 Improvement bonds. July Do. — | and mother, He remarked that ie had taken | thirty-six hours, Soldier. waa fAity-feven. yeate aide “4 rite Dept. atock, No, z|Nov. 1, 1800 Mt ios D = | poison, His father started to leave the room for as- ; nye ae , 1870] 6 JFire Dep 621, 62fUnap. 383, Kee, 7, laws 1870) H be. Nov. Do X | Ristance, wien the sou drew a large navy revolver aug | S84 had a wile and seven ehitdren residing at Middle 1870} 6 [Fire Tel. bonds, No. 3..)Nov. 1, 1854 Chap, 383, sec, 8, laws 1870 7 Do. Nov. Do, — | bade his father **balt,’? saying tnat if he attempted to Pe say. fon Wali Go ei ie hd en spoken to, ree 1873] 6 Nov, 1, 1884 iy YE z a7] 6 Do. Nov. 1, 1879 Do. — | leave the room he would kill him. His father tried to | AMT Ue du vibore ansombiod. ret nate tan out, 507, B60} Chap. 486, laws 387 1874] 7 Do, Nov. 1, 1879 Do. =| sip out, when the son sent a bullet crashing aftor | Md the neighbors assembled relused to work unless 3860] 7 Be A ny oe Fen, oe 1875] 6 Do, Nov. 1, 1880 Do. =| him, fortunately missing him, Ho then bade his | {Ney Were pald tor their services, Mrs. Seidler was 1870} 7 D Nov. 1, 18] 4. ine % i “tafe Shwe scoeed younger brother, Robert, go tor the young lady ho Hitt wardiah 4 well eo de as inability to pay. Mr, H —-| 5,767,001 9, laws 1870 1874] 7 |tmprovoment bonds,..|Nov. 1, 1879] ui Do. = | loved, to have her see the tragedy through, | He told | simp anda (aR Bhd Aaa 0 arte, residing at Black Croton Water Pipe bis,|Nov. 1, ag + aetloin 450, 000) jaws 1869 Mad ‘thie him He would shoot him if he dia not go. Tho mad- p he unfortunate man, houring IN. ¥. &B. Bridgo bds..|Nov. 1, 1908] 1,500,000 é 7 he workmen, Who wore joined by a Jur; rT edeom. ater July, 1506) May 1. 1926 ste hn idan 1,252,000 operation of the croton oil. He rolled on the ground | " ied_by a large volunteer | 6 [Do ater Nov., $90... May 1, 1926 CLASS IIT. Te'the wlusny snow and crawled on bis hunds and pte Rretie bpm aly several parties to whom hs bie a 2,281, 400 Do. REVENUE NONDS, ISSUED IN ANTICPATION OF TAXES OUTSTANDING DECEMBER 31, 1876, Knees, drinking the slush ravenously to appease | sated that ho was ¢ boul to cloan the well to wait until 7 [Accumulated Debt bis. Nov. 1, 1884) chap, 876, laws 1869...... —o his pain, By this time crowds of people | 11,14 tithe. of Abe bd ground, as the undertaking at ete Do. Nov. 1, 1885 Do, & Amounts | had gather2d, but nove dared to enter the | Worgmen were still seeaceaat eee muely dangerous, aeee-70i | Do. Nov. 1, 1586 Lag When | 2 |Tille of Bonds and) wren Due. Amounts | pars Authorizing Ieeue, | Held, by | yard,” becauso as fast ns they attempted | jyoremen were still ougaged ata late hour last evon. 1869-70) 7 Do Nov. 11887 Do. Issued.| 3 | Stocks, Issued in An- Outstand- the Com. | to approach him he levelled his navy revolver, and | J0e (mremoving the deuris irom the well, and had not ate oe Do. Nov, 1, 188s 2 | ticipation of Taxes, ing. of S. BF hea they came too close tired at them, All kinds of | ®¥eceedod mn renching the buried man, ba 4 —|— et | ms i ER + de SE RGLRTINE TEE Mea RE bterfages and strate; ctised to capture the arene ce, 5, laws 1860 183 | 6 [Revenue bonds, spo. madmate but to'no occ. Tt was resolved ty turn the MURDER OR ACCIDENT? 1869-70] 6 street Improve. vonds.|Nov. 1,155 VpNow. 1, 1801 328, laws 1871 cial, payable by baild- " waterworks hose on him, and so knock hit down while \ibectaiat i y sie] § Jad. Crovoa Water Ms om 1, 1801 Fletvevescesesees|Suly 1, 1874, $2,004 | hap. 625, laws 1871, $2,004 | ho erowd charged upon’ iim.” Before this wan done | ‘The police of the Fifi-precinet iat night found Wwil-70) “{ Nov. 1,189) 1876 5 540,000) Chap, 335, sec, 105, laws the hour of twelve o'clock urrived, and he placed the | ait jody of ay ght found the : ay! ‘Tences Bo, 1876 | 4 [Revenue bonds, 4th a pistol to his breast and fired. The'buliet did not make tbody of a young man in tho cellar of No. 10 Ri ’ Family 22,000] Act of Legislature, passed inprovement., «.++..|Dee 90, 1876.| $26,000 Chap. 402, laws 1875, 26,000 | f'morial wound, but. the shock Knocked iim down, | Thomas streot. On examination it was found that the 1805] 7 [Vol Soldiers’ Te Nov, 1, 1876 oe Bare ©, 3888, soe 1875-76) 436 Do. Dec. 31, 1876.4 197,000 Do. 105,000 | He nad firod severai shots at porsons who hind tried to | neck was broken and the skull fractured, It is supe and Fund art H. bus, [Now © 1,1890] 142,000) Chaps, 55 and 292, laws 1871 142,000 | 1875 4 Do, Dee. 31, 1870.| 300,000 ereop in apon him from various points, bat fortunately | posed that death was caused by falling through the 4s74-76 & |rhird Dis Vor Nov, 1,180] 158,000 Do. 188,000 ——| 623,00 Do Iniased allot thet. The wild boy has recovered trom | hatchway. Decensed was idontilied nx Theodore Pngle ty! 39 bi aera 1 43;| Revenue bonds of 1876.|Daq 6, 1876.) 1,000 Chap. 835, gee. 115, laws "73 the poison, and is not xeriously iDjared, Wo says he | agod sixtoon years, who Lvl au Ne tl ween CourtHf. hda Nov. 1,1890 ~-| — 800,000/Chap. 44, laws 1871 ...... 1 8 Do, Dec, 28, 1876. goon Vo. will kill hiinselt ag soon as ho can got an opportunity, | ihe Coronur Was wotiled aud will hold an inquest 1871) F [Mint ao & lin. bds.|Nov. 1,1879] 250,000 bap, 869, wee, 2, laws 1868) \ ‘ Do, Wee ze s870l a0. De [the aifair caused she wildest excitement in Sedalia ' to dav.