New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

tion OF and medals OF the Britsh Einpl,sr VIII
| take place on the afternoons of Monday ana lnes
! " next at the store of Bangs * Co., No. I3o
a; Broadway
A concert for the benefit of the Camp Mission
Will he given this evening at No. 20 East twenty
ninth-sf Messrs Harrison Millard. Herman lrost
| n sarony CASTOR Bav, DE Cordova, ana others,
| will take part in the entertainments
II was not Henry Davis. of the firm OF Davis,
| Wednesday last of his watch. valued at T30o An
other gentleman of the same name, having oihces
| in the same building, was the victim.
The Third Avenue Railroad Company. upon the
! withdrawal of the open cars in which smoking was
| permitted, have made change IN me arrange
ncnts Every Efth Yorkvile and Harlem car has
| bee converted into II emoklng car, ana Is markeu
| by conspicuous signs TO that effect.
| Narparet Gleason age nineteen years. native OF
Ireland arrived ~ Castle Garden with her husband
on the steamship Nevada. from Liycrnool. Novem;
Ia her g. Thev went to board at No. 26 Westst., and
two davs afterwaTd her husband diSappetrcd, ana
she believes ne has deserted her. His name is John
Gleason and he il a tailor. Superintendent Jackson
sent her TO Wards Island Hospital until arrange
ments can be made to send her back to her parents
The following persons were reported to the police
Yesterday as missing from their honest Thomas
| Ialpjn age seventy-seven years, from No $40
First-ave; Emil Rosenberg. age twenty-iye wears.
from No. 35i East Tenth-st; George w. W. WhItiofn'
| age thirteen years, from No. 3l0 East Seventy
seycnth-st. Thomas Murray. age ten years, non
No coo Tenth-ave.; John Padre, age nine years,
from -eghty-SiXtl-st ana irhtn-
ave; Henry Heinecke, age four years. from No. 20
| East Housi0n-st.
The United States flagship Powhatan. of the
North Atlantic sgnadr n arrived a. the N navy ara
as flagship hy the Tennessee. which, IT i expected
will be ready TO 60 into commission IN about .
week when the officers now on the POwhatan VIII
be transferred TO her. The Tennessee VIII sail on
the customary annual Winter cruise about Decem-
/ her l. The POwhatan will receive n lew repairs
and he continued in speciai service her DESIGNATED
| cruise being on a special mission in the Pacitc.
Mrs. Mary Willin of No. 431 East Fourtecnth-st;,
went yesterday to the Tombs To see her husband.
1 Al q tl,.r.. ninVer of ln
had with her her daughter julia. three years ol'',
and Alice Hennessy, age seven years, ana when en-
terinG the prison LEFT them IN cnarge & ar Snhge
she returned all three had gone. The mot her re-
ported their disappearance to the police Mrs WI
| lin was unable tO describe the woman. The chill
drcn had with them small white poodle.
r. J. Donolass a f0ur merchant at No. State-st..
celebrated the wedding of his daughter NJ his bone
| IN Yonkers on Tuesday night. While the family
and guests were at the supper table tmet mace
his way into the parlor and stole those or the pres
ents received by the bride which he ionnh mere as
follows: Fifteen silver teaspoons. SIX tahlcsp4ons
! and eleven slver-plated forks marked = H. T.; d.
| twelve silver teaspoons marked y. g. d., one
silver pickle-fork, two dessert spoons, one black
silk dress trimmed with point lace, and a gold
| breastpin with ruby settings.
The steam pilot-hcat Hercules. over the use of
which there is n controversy between the pilots,
the Pilot Commissioners and the steamship owners,
lett the dry-dock Yesterday and went 20 PER NO
IL East River, to take in coal and provisions pre-
paratory 10 beginning her new duties She was 10
90 down the bay last night aud take her station on
| ihe liqht-ship. to await the incoming steamers,
when her piots will he furnished them. The
| IIerculcs is commanded by Captain j. b. Parks,
who was the first captain 70 20 sea in tOw-boat,
in 1872 to meet incoming crafts.
On election night Thomas Duegan Of One-hnn-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and FOnrth-ave.. renewed a
quarrel he had had year previously with an ac-
duaintance named Christopher MozZacm. The af-
FRAY occurred IN Patrick DOnahue'- liquor store at
Observation-Disclosures hist. and Thir'l-ave.
Several Others were in the place at the time among
them being Patrick Moran, friend OF Mozzachl.
~ pp he
hui II was taken from him. He then went TO the
sidewalk and threw stones through the window OF
the store. Subsequently he regaincd possession of
his revolver. and inserting the mnZzlc between the
Stats of the swinging door at the entrance fired at
Moran who standing at the counter Two OF
the three shots discharged took effect one of them
causing serious wound in the back, which stiil
confines Moran To the hospital. Duggan escaped at
the time, but he was arrested on Wednesday. ana
was Yesterday held for rlal IN the Harlem Court.
BROOKLYN.
There were in BROOKLYN last week 221 deaths. 100
births and 50 marriages.
The case of a child one year old. which died from
gangrcnc caused by having its ears pierced. was
reported TO The Health Department yesterday. The
name was not disclosed
Emily Vogcl. ace twcEty-nine. while temporarily
insane last evening, jumped out of a sccond-story
window nc No. 10 Stockton-st She received
concnssion OF the spine and severe internal injuries
Thieves AZ work Clothing valued at SIS was
stolen on "Wednesday evening from the rooms OF
Mrs Esther Cornell. NJ No. III Frauklin-st......
4 sneak thief sto'c 500 in money and coat worth
S21 from MIS-. tofneld Sdnt's OF No. 'O- UIa-
ham-lvc on "Wednesday.
George Schwab a saloon Keeper at No. GS Gra-
ham-aye.. was arrested YESTERDAY on the complaint
Of Jacob Getting. of No 81 Grahan-2ve. he
charge ~ that on saturday night Sehwab beat Get
ting on the head with bccr-glaSs, iuilicing dan
qerons wound. Schwab denies the charge.
Felix Campbell. captain Of The caual-hoat Mary
Anna. living IT the foot of East Seventy-fourh-st.
Nrw-lo k. and two members of his crew. Peter
Clark aud John Mctinirr, were arrested last night
on a warrant charging Them with stealing sail
Va ID rf iTDm D1ui. MC(aTiN lives
in Columba-st.
The horses attached to q coach owned by Robert
Jones' OF No. 156 Bridge-st.. and driven by John j:
Johnson. became unnlgnagcahle near The plaza ot
Prospect Park. vest, rdlV afternoon and ran away.
The driver wa- thrown from the hcx and the coach
was unset IN i.incpiu-p place, near EIguth-ave. Inc
occupanis, four woman. were thrown out, but es-
capcd with slight injuries. The driver was locked
nm m the sixth Avenue Police Station Tor iutOXica-
ton.
woman. whose name was found to be Mary
Gardner, threw herself on the railroad track IN
front oi an approaching tram at East New-foTk
Wednesday, but-a spec' ator drew her from the
Track before the tram reached Ter. The woman
was taken yesterday before Justice Gcrum. who
sent her TO the PenitcntlaTy with instructions that
ehr should be examined by the county, physician as
TO her sanity She is iiftyfour years OF age, aud
native of Virginia.
A fire occurred last Friday night in Bernard Gavi-
gan's saloon, No. 40 ilamilton-aVe. tiavigan and
his wife were absent at the time. and it was
taned that the fire bad started IN two distinct
n,ces IN the building This gave rise 10 suspicion
| and the Fire Marshal caused Gavigan's arrest on
! "wednesday Ii has been learned that while his
stock i'm trade was small. he had insurance polices
for 81 200 upon his property. fire occurred under
slmilar circumstances III GaNlgans saloon last May
| but little damage was caused.
suit under the Civil Damage Act was tried in
the CITY Court yesterday before Judge McCuc
| The piaIntIif Catherine keyes aud the defend
| ant John Is. Reilly, we-known liquor dealer at
Jay aud Futon-sts., and also at Gold aud Plymouth
| Sis Mrs. Keycs alleged that Reilly peTsstently
sold LIQUOR her husband, Patrick Reyes, in spite
of her protests and entreaes, aud that her husband
thereby became an habltual drunkard and failed to
| supporr his family. She claimed ~. 900 damages
| rnnnrul denial srund verdict