New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

Mary Deyine age sixteen, of Princeton n. j.. was
reported missing. yesterday, since November -
She is supposed to have come to this city.
Michael White, age forty-fye, of One hundred
and-ffteenth-st., laborer. died suddenly yester-
day, while at work on the Riverside Drive.
sMoTIIERRD TO DEATH.
A female infant a week old was found lying dead
in front of No. % Jane-st yesterday pie pee 81
muslin was tied over its mouth. and the chld hau
apparei tly Ieen sinothered to death.
MEETING OF THE PRINCETON ALUMNI.
The Princeton Alumni Association, OF TINS city
will hold its first meeting OF the season az Dem9n,
co.'s, this evening at $50 O'Clock. An lsl.a.ioh
has been given TO all the alumni in the city to at
tend the exercises. The college gee clup Has din'
been invited to be present.
WANDERING NAKED IN THE STREET. g.
Michael Rohen, age forty, OF NO. 49, West oA
feminist. ran ont OF bis house III an a'Scn -, ~
delirlum tremens carly Yesterday, and az r p III
was found wandering at Tmrteehth-aVe. anu 1 nn
ty-second-s entirely nude. He was taken to Belle
vue Hospital in an ambulance.
DANGEROUS TO NAVIGATION.
CAPTAIN John Deacon, of the steamship CITY OF
Alexandria winch arrived from Havana on
Wednesday night. reports z snnkeh wreeh u The
three-mast schooner on Brlgantine shoals. me
wreck lies in nine fathOms of water with her Top
Inasts showing, and is almost in the centre OF the
channel
The following vessels had not arrived at Quaran-
tine ND TO snndOwn last night the Nebo, from Kio
Jancrio: the Gallia from Liverpool: the ASsyrlan
Monarch. from London; all due, on Monday last:
The Africa. from Hamburg and the Iorrento, from
Hull due on Saturday last; aud the wyoming
from Liverpool, due on Wednesday.
A loss OF TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
The CAPTAINS of several ocean steamships OF regu-
lar lines which reached Quarantine after shutdown
on Wednesday night and came to the city YESTERDAY
were surprised to learn that the Custom House was
not omen Yesterday al the usual morning hour on
holidays for the entrance OF vessels. They had 10
wait until this morning and lost one day to dis
charge cargo.
LOWERING BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH .
Mrs Annie Lewis who lived ut No ITO Chrystie-
ST. and who was shot in the rig lung on Wednes-
day evening by the eX-convict, William Eskert,
HOSPITAL The physicians III attendance sara that
She was doing as well as could be expected from
the nature of the wound, but that she was SUN III
critical condition.
DELEGATES TO Az IRISH CONVENTION;
A srccial meeting Of the Twentieth ward branch
Of the Irish National Land Leagne was hela Hesier-
dav TO elect delegates 10 TIA" convention OF freshmen,
10 be held in Chicago on November ~. .. Dterlng'
the president made Il short speech. in which he EN-,
deayored to show the importance OF having iull
representation at the convention. he delegates
chosen were j. j. Rodgers and John Lorney.
AN UNOFFENpIYG ITALIAN STABBED. =, o
Louis Deyargnc, age thirty, an Italian OF No 80
Nul!,erry-yt while in Twenty-seventh-st., between
Tcnth and Elcventh-aves, yesterday, at z a. ln.i
was attacked by three unknown rufbans ana
stabbed in the side, arm and abdomen. ms c LIES
nolicc took Devargne to the New-York Hospital,
where it was found that the wound III the abdomen
was OF dangerous character.
ESCAPING TaPFE SHOTS.
Charles Martin of No. 5Jl West Twenty-seveDth-
St. and jeremiah Hosgroye, "A hack driver, OF NO.
257 West Thirty iIst-st. were III liquor store III
Eghth-aVe. near Twenty st. about a. m yes
tcrdav and they became engaged in drunken
marrpi Martin pulled ont IA revolver ana hred
three shots at losgroye. Fortunately for the lat-
Ter Martins aim was unsteady that none OF tine
Lalls took effect Martin was aTraigued before JUS
flee Smith in the Jefferson Market Police Court,
and was held in 5 900 bail to answer
BROOKLYN.
Il IY,,r
Kestel, age thirty of Franklin-ave and Thirty
cipbt-st Yesterday upon the charge of abandoning
his wife and refusing to support her.
Louisa Stewart while under arrest in the Eleventh
! Precinct Station, tued to straugle herself WIN
rope made of strips of her dress yesterday morning
| She was prevented by the dO0rulan.
Michael Shcehan. aged fifteen, of No; 269 Pacific
ST. was arrested on "Wednesday night upon the
| charge of rape which it is alleged he committed
mon Julia Ldigau, aye thirteen, who lives at the
/ same number Ot the street.
| The lo,ss OF 81 900 in United States money was
reported by Mrs. Adeline Ahand OF NO. ll2 nlra-
i'm the same block, ana on her return found that the
money which she supposed to be IN her pocket was
| not there. She does not know now she lost II.
! While irving To hit wife with poker on Friday,
| Thomas Burke age thirty-fvc OF No. az Sullivan
ST struck his son. age three, III the mothers arms
and fractured the boys skull IL Is eApgclSl tnaU
the child will die The mother was also slightly IN
! jurcd Burke was drunk 1T the time. lie was ar
! rested yesterday morning.
! NEW-JERSEG.
| PATrPsON-JOhn Fosh, man employed at the
| Adams Mesquite Netting Mill while standing over
! tank filed with boiling water. yesterday. lost his
balance and fell into the tank. Several men stand
! ing near rescued him. hut not before he had sns-
tanned dangerous scald wounds all over his body.
III. was removed 10 the st. Joscphs Hospital, where
| his condition is said to be critical.
WESTCHESTEk COUNTY.
| NFw-RoCHELLF-Wllliam SchOfeid a shoemaker,
| 4 widowcr about sixty years old, who lived with
his sister in ROs,-St was found dead, III sitting
| poSitiop. i'm Bank-st Yesterday morning.