New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE STARRING OF GILHOOLY.

FOR BURGLAR. o,,a
About s o'clock on Saturday evening kicharu
Gllhooy, show-card maker, of No. 222 bo"cr!.
was endeavoring to serve a Supreme Court VIII
unon John Jones' at No. $40 Pcarl-st.. when lie IT,
.a,ved several severe stab wounds, from The effects
NJ vvhi,h he will probably die. Gilhooly undertook
the serving of the summons at the request oi an nc
ouaintance and made several attempts on frHav
md Saturday to serve il upon Jones' bnt wl'hon'
succcss ON SATURDAY. evening he GOT into JoheSs
lcuse on the representation that he desired TO rent
,be basement In room in the basement he saw
Jones' who Is blind. man named Bowman' an" a
woman. He stepped quickly across the rOoin s'uVA
The writ inside the blind mans vest. and turned 10
leave the room. when the two men followed him.
The door at the end of the hall was osed ana mere
Bowman and Jones caught him by the arms anu
the latter stabbed him three times. lie rushed
back TO the room he had just left. fastened 'he
door belind him. and erred murder az the top OF
bis voice Officer Martin Cooper, of the tour'h
Precinct forced the outer door ana 'h'ereu
through the hall. which was then shpp,iS W.. ~
blood 10 his assistance. lie Was ialn'li'S lio. US .
nj b ood and Cooper carried him g. oruk s,uI'.
ond aftcrwarl removed him 10 thc ChanhtIs SIiSS'
Hospital Officer Arrstiong who entered VIZ
Cooper. found the bind man armed VIII All Vtu
cavalry sword. aud had some ohcN " III S,s S: a
ilito custody lie said the officer had 10 business
there without warrant. ana resisted nm 81 i3.t
he was abb. Tie sword ana Two KNIVES WSio mn ~
possession of by the police, but none OF 'uein -
blood Stains, and tie instrument with winch the
wounds upon GllAooiy were lnihc1ed mas ho' oeo'
At the hospital Gilhooly was found to be suffer
iug from "A wound IN the abdomen. Ptltuhl'hs
tle muscular tissues but not 10 the andonlhal
cavity: a wound IN the middle of the rlght thlgh,
one and "A half inches III length. penetrating 70 tne
bone and scveI,ng an important VeIi' siu III J 'S
rcht side of the breast straight cut "hlSn naI
oi'telcd the lower lobe Of the right lung. Inc ast
A. thonght to be very dangerous and so precailous
Nas the condition of the wounded man mat al hal-
1 nfS
stnt for to take his deposition.
After describing how he served the paper upon
Jones he states: " then made Tor the door a.
quickly as could. heard fellow of the name oi
TJoc' body servant of Jones, call out, catch MN.
] ran through the long. narrow Lallwayi the uooI
was closed. thought they dld not fec@ehlf ny
position. II being dark. But joe caught hoiu 1i
Inc and pnioncd my arms. and the 0d man got holI
q, one of my arms hen le called Tor MS p'stoi
and took something from his pocket aud with his
teeth he opened tnc clasp. 1 saw the ,butt end "I
fha knife and felt him strike me, ana cOhuuOeu
4 ,f ,yns stabbed. at last rushed Into the room
y here | bad served the summons. fortunately INC
key was in the door. held on Ia the door ana cileI
murder They evidently wanted to nnlsh me, ahu
tncy pretended that they mstOOk me lOr burgiaT
They aSked where the other fellow was, so they
knew il was who served the summons"
Ipon this statement Joseph Bowman was also
stcd, and the two prisoners were yesterday
morning brought up az the lombs ionce NouIl ana
formally rcmandcd. Jones i brother oi eN-Iui-
eles,man Morgan Jones, and Is comparatively well
OF. lie lost las sight wutn "a boy tiiough an *
plosi0n of gunpowder lie was IN partnership WY II
Two carried on business ~ uacilnsts Tor some
ytaIs. but eventually The partnership Wss dissolved
aud several law suits have been the result. III Is
SAID that the summons winch WAS attempted 20 ne
served upon him by GIlhoOly al the suit OF tins
brother. Bowman i forty years Of age, ana wire
Wokef 10y trade. hut ol late he has done lltilc tA-
cent go ait rVou tnc bind man. since his arr s.,
Jonc- Ia, stated that when Gllhooiy entered the
lCoin he believed min Ia be a bulE ElaI.
1T. M4lhin vino Aa- the wounded man IN Chaige,
stated las night thar his cond ton i Nuli critical
lut .Aould pneumonia not sct IN, Oi which there
Nc4c grave fears, lac might recover
sEBIOCS QUARREL BErN ELN TWO WOMEN.
rIOvBiE ABOUT A CoW-ME~. Sims Is SHOT By
MIS-. vOGtIsON.
Two married women of Hampstead, l.. J., named
respectively Esther Seins and Lena Nogelson, have
for five or six years lived neghbors near the les
,rvoir of the BROOKLYN Water Works. They have
bad frequent QuaIrcis. and generally II is under
stood nave been on bad terms. On Saturday after
noon in the absence of their husbands they 60, into
an alteration about a COW which ended IN per-
sounl encounter in the course of which Mrs Nogcl-
son fired hve shots from revolver at her antagO-
mist two of he shots taking Eject in the head AID
abdomen. Brs. Buck and f.un were nmmeGIate' "
,ol'ed and concluding that fhc wounds would prove
fatal did not probe thcr'. Tie wound in the abdo-
mrn was believed TO have cut some OF the II tes-
times.
Nogci,on, a. alleged, drove into Mrs. ScluEe
fa,turc-lot Tlcy had some very hot words, and
Charles Hart, hoy oI ten wears oi age WI" va"
watching the COW, saws that Ms SENS struck Ms.
Nnrcl~on on tho head with a stone and then beat
her with a club. Mrs. N0gcson told hlm 10 20
into the house and ret pistol, which nc did and
Landed il 10 her. and he saw her shoot Mis- SENS.
ILe two then .lrappled together, aud Mrs. SciI.s
wresod thc rcyolvcr from her Antagonist aud rtruc
her over the head with II before she ItII To the
ground.
After the alarm was given Mrs. Nogc son made an
pttemp; % escape on tie southern Railroad tram at
Ioclyiiie Centre. but she arrived at tie station too
lafe and wa,oNcTtaken and arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Coueiys. She VS. subsequently, arTa encd
before Justice Cloves, ia Hemp tead Village, and
nd for examination Size alleged that the shoot
irr wa. in fcli-d fence.
st last acc llnts the wounded woman lay in a
romatoso state and was said 10 he ~ dying con-
dltlOn.
YELLOW FEVER AT QUARANTINE.
/. Smdccat and Neil Petersen, sailors from the