New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
NEW-YORK CITY.

Philip Kavanagb, q labOTeT, disappeared from
his residence, No COL Elevenhaye., on November 10,
and has not been since His wife makes daily visits
to tie MoIgues NewYork Brooklyn and Jersey City,
and the faces OF the unknown dead. She
states Lat her husband man Of regular habits, and
she foars tnat he has met with foul play.
In a Broadway store are displayed some
curious gifts for the Pope from converted Indians Of tho
Mission Of St. Ignacc, in Michigan. There miniature
implements OF war and hunting, small canoe, richly
ornamcnted and bearing the legend, The Ottawa IN
dians to Plus IN suoW-shoeS' mocc"sins ana httie
cradle! The gifts VIII soon be forwarded TO Rome.
At a meeting of employees of the Eighth
Avenue Railroad Company, whose wages have been re-
daccd recently reported that further reduction
would De made on tie Third Avenue Railroad. On
inquiry the empoyt. Of the latter road said that they
had not been informed Of further decrease in their
paw, and that II would be resisted by general strike
OF the drivers and conductors.
Thomas johnson, the pool seller, drove out
10 High Bridge last week with friend whose weight
equaIed his Together they made load Of about
400 pounds. but their small horse carried them at a
spanking pace ana passed everything the road. On
their HE speed seemed to increase when suddenly
the Point View Cottage, lie fell in heap, aud the
Two shot over the dashboard squai ely his
back The little horse had evidently been coked by
tight rein upon him, but he recovered shortly. The
heayy-wei2hts were badly bruised
At a dance in Glass Hall, formerly Egyptian
Hail. at No. 214 East Thirty-fourthst., Saturday
night young plasterer John Draddy, struck girl in
De Witt intorfcred ana general fight took place. A
pistol was fred knives were drawn, and DE Witt was
shot in the left hand and stabbed in the right John
Draddy, Peter and Robert De Wit and Michael Hasset
terday Draddy was hed in loo, and the others were
hned SO each The police say the place Is resort for
young iutians, who make night hldeOus
BROOKLYN.
At No. 81 Smith-st., the Association for I'm
proving the Condition Of the Poor has established de
pot for the distribution Of provisions and clothing
The far of the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church will open today and through the week.
The Lay College and the church have been joined The
former being used as a restaurant.
At Prospect Park, on Saturday, a large num-
Der OF persons witnessed the last game between the
teur star and Excelsior Clubs The playing of both
brilliant the star Club winning by the close score OF
Governor Robinson has pardOned Mary
Tute who sentenced, in 1857, TO imprisonment for
life I'm the Kings County Pcnentiary for the murder Of
her iegitimate child she viii be set AT liberty this
week.
Two dead bodies were found in the river
Yesterday. One is that OF about fifty years old
five feet seven inches height and dressed in darn
clothes the other, about fortyhye years old, also
dressed III BLACK.
Nicholas Ryan, grocer, of No. 4S6 Hicks
st. while walking with two friends COurt-st.. las
evening seized with hemorrhage Of the lungs tho
blood squirting in n stream from his mouth. lie wa'
helped into Wilson's drug store, were he expired in few
moments.
Gustave Brooday, of Maiden-lane, recently
sent to Brooklyn a young Englishman named JOIN
Thompson, with $40. which he was ordered to deliver
with sacque He took the money and evidently intend
ed 10 use 1t for his passage 10 England, but Defective
Frost arrested him Boston, saturday and he vii
be brought 10 Brooklyn to-day,
An action |as begun on Saturday to deter
mine che sanity Of George b. Fletcher. Of Bay Ridge