New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
NETWORK CITY.

for the family Of John Williams, to be called for at
this office. 49,,
The United States Circuit Court yesterday denleid
n new trial to Antonio Grovanni Aucarola, the la
ian padrone. This il the first conviction under the
padrone act, and is looked upon as important
The British steamer Plainmcer from Middles-
boro arrived here yesterday. ne yeSfe, rnano
in OF which Captain Ford, anatlVc Oh Meipouo'
Australia, was lost overheard.
The following assignments for the benefit OF cred
itOrs were flied Yesterday: Joseph Oppenhelmer 10
Moses Stern with preferences for T1,49o; william
Bury to Robert l.. Gilbert, wltn preferences LUZ
$500: Franz Riegert to William l.. Van Duser.
Tho bodv of J. ID. Westcott. eX-ti0yernOr OF
Florida who died on January 10. at Montreal. ar
rived I'm tins cifv by Adams Express yesterday ana
was taken to the house of j. d. Iladley: at Madison
ave and F0rty-eightI-st. 1t VIII be lor"ar"eu W
Tallahassee, Fla. for inerment.
Tn tercment-hou brawl at No. 232 Mott-st,
Sunday night. Maria Martach was Dadiy klGNen III
the stomach by Francisco Garamom, an li i,inn
musician She is now IN precaruus coh"itlun'
Garamom was arrested. and was helu 10 await onc
result of the injuries inflicted, by justice hiiDre'h
yesterday at the l0mDs. .
The steam pilot boat Hercules arrived as Per No
Q North River Yesterday, with broken shaft. IL
is claimed that the shaft was weakened Dy tAl,aa-
ordinary Efforts to avoid collision on January -,
with the sailing pilot boat No. 81. The crew OF the
Hercules Yesterday filed aiidayits throwing Ohe
responsibility of the collision of the saiilng o2at'
claiming that it made malicious attempt 10 as
able the steamer
(atbarine Purcell aged eighty years, was so
badly beaten by her son. John Purcell. at No, %
Washngton-st. on Saturday AFTERNOON, mat IL was
found necessary to send her to the ChanherS street
Uo nitoI She was thence transferred 10 Bellevue;
Her face and head were marked by abIaslons' anu
her nervous system il badly slakcn. ne son was
| taken before Justice KibIeth Yesterday AT the
| Tombs and committed for examination.
The case of the simplctou Potts, who wanted to
make money easily and thereby lost 1000 by taxing
| thc advice of "A stranger who taught hun 70 play
! faro was brought up again in the Jefferson Marker
| Police Court yesterday. Justice Otterbourg SAID
that he should lave to- od hcid me aGo9 Leo an
| delihcTae perjury somewhere IN the case ana that
inry should decide which side was guilty Of 1t.
John Browlcy. who lives at Atlanfic-ave and
! Uicks.st Brooklyn. drew nearly all his savings
from a hank Yesterday with thc intention OF invest
! nc them IN a canal boat, and on the way pack 10
Brooklyn took stage az bleeek'I ST. II WAS
crowded and be was compelled 10 stand Ills money
| S7G2 in blls-was folded in tie bank BOOK, me
| end of which protruded from under his vest lie
| had not gone very far before the money ana poVh
| were stolen by pckpockct
Jerome Vermilyca. aged twenty years. and John
| brennan boon companions, entered D"Wlings ale
vaults nj No. Blcecker-s;., Last evening hoih I'M
! der the Influence OF liqHr IhcN paved oii!iatus
ana drank freely, apd ended by pushing e"cn other
about the room. Suddenly Brennan ran ont. and
Vo,nilvr, cried " am -tahbcd.n lie had received
| a deep knife-cnt IN his abdomen, and vas taken to
| his nome AT No 1913 Eo-t wcniy-righth-st liren-
nan, who escaped, lives at Fourth-aye aud Iweiith-
! 81.
Iohn Perkins. Of Boston, who was arrested Satur-
dav morning In the ferry-house OF the Liberty
street Ferry while on his way 10 bury ls cllld nj
| Ro.cc, y. j.. was taken IN CUSTODY ny Dtpu'y-
/ sheriff West on warrant issncd some months ago
! i'm thc Superior Court IN evil silt ar. ferkins
gave bail m Court for his appearance ana was re-
| leased. The body q th' ciliI men Vas taten 20
The Morguo by order Of tho Board OF Health. was
! gwen back to the father. The child died many
Iorn Conphou and Charlea J. Fox the two boys
| under the control of the Rev. Edward Cowley III
| thc shepherds Fold. WHO wore not delivered MP
with the other children, were put INTO the hands {"
| iii. sheriff Yesterday. Justice Donohue dTocied
! that they should De cared for pcndng the lnVeNu-
glton. a. the other children had been bY the oii-
GERS of the Secretly for the Prevention oil CTuely 10
Children. Tho lnvcsng tlon 81 "a" in"HaS'nieu' "l
| thc Fold Will be- resumed fore Justice DOhoIue ~
! 10 O'Clock this morning.
There wa. large and enthusiastic ga'hcrirg Of
/ Srotchmcu last evening IN the Cnl"donlnn lialI.
| Horatlo-st.. to celebrate the anniversary 81 me
| national poet. Robert Burns. II was the occasion
! also of ihr formal opening 9i lhe new haI' "i 'nc
! cIub. T. rs o. spacious and airy Iolm' tapi'l' q!
holding 600 OF 700 people. On fhr lcit as one enters
! is the banner OF the clnb. inclosed ll handsome
/ frame and above the platform opposite an excellent
| pciir. of Burns. Both wcr" gi}ly f'>t'on'i with
! nag. and other decorations. About 300 p oplc sat
| down to supper. Addresses were mace - john
! Young and others.
Tine Methodist Episcopal Church Extension and
! MISSIONARY Society met IN the Free tabernacle IN
| 1hir,y-fourth-st. last evening, Address were
! made by the Rev. VI. :. Terry the Rev. w. Hum
mond. the Rev. stephen Merritt. and W. II. FaI-
conrr The officers for The ensuing year are: l'tesl-
! dent John g. CORNELL first vIcc-prcsldent Bishop
|
! Tictclior the Rev VI. :. Terry. Or Beach. General
| CLINTON b. Fisk Bowlcs Colglt" ard Anderson Fow-
! Ter: spending secretary the ErV, j. J. NrW-
man; recording secretary james II. FELTON,; assist
ant recording secretary, James i. seaman; treas
urrr WI liam II. Faiconcr; assistant treasurer
! Thomas Croker.
singular sncak-thief robbery was committed
last saturday M the residence of DR.. }. !. Deyo,
| No 2I5 Sevcnth-avc. DR.. Dcyo SAYS that the tibet
obtained entrance To the office by telling the serv-
ant that be had seen tn" doctor on the street ana
| v,oull IN him the Otlcc IN rev minutes.
! The stranger was left alone for short time, ana
,,hcn thc servant returned she found all The doors
wide open. The thief had broken open he drawers
in the doctors Office and stol,n valuable surgical
instruments. TG3 IN money, valned trinkeis ana
| ouantIty of clothing from wardro'c. Iha entire
loss was $3.50 The police of the Iwenty-nnth
! Precinct were informed OF the robbery
John Cole, who ON August 10. escaped with
another PeniientiAy convict named buihs from Inc
| ouard boat on the East River, WAS rearfc,ted yes
| tcr1ov bv Detective Corey, of the Twentv-sccond
| Precinct Cole found ut work in his brother
in-aws factory in Icnth-aye. lite wac taken before
| Iusfice Patterson in the Yorhyiilc Police Court,
who ordered him sent back on the Island to serve
ont the remainder of his term Of a year and six
| months which lac received for breaking into n shoe
store in the Bowcry near Canal street. He has
| been IN New-Ierscy. he SAID. the most Of his time
lie was betrayed Ivy one OF his companions lie
said he thought Barns was in Philadelphia
Several sneak thief robberics which have occurred
uptown recently were attributed to German OF
Crutlrmqnly manners and appearance. He was
generally well dressed, parted his barr IN the mid
die. and hau MS blOnu lllHi'l' Nd&tN anu cllIltN
beautifully 4 detective of The Nineteenth Pre-
| cinct kept a close watch Tor him. Oh Saturday last
he met u young man IN Thir,l-avenuc who answered
the description oi the timer IN every detail ana ar
rested hin. He gave his name as Frederick Thomp-
| son aud his occupation that 81 clerk. He was post
tiyely identified 10y Mrs. Emily l.. Powell. Of No.
no East Fortv-seveuth-st.. who testified that on
| Jauuary y he entered her rooms and stole T. guam
tity of jcwclry. He WAS held Tor tGial.
BROOKLYN.
! One-horsc cars are to be- placed on the Flushing
/ e a. R,..,1 l. l...i ID 4 ~
pany.
During quarrel in George Fliso's saloon, No. 81
WVthC-aVe.. yesterday afternoon, Elise shot Ter
cncc Mack aye nineteen, Of No. - Ciymer-st. i'm
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