New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-05

ran INTO the bark ana struck her on the stdrDOard
bow. 4 piece of one OF the upper spars OF the
Niagara, with flag attached to il, dropped on
board OF the bark. Beyond this the damage to the
steamer Is unknown as she proccede1 on her course
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Breroort Housc-.Iohn Quincy Adams and Charles
Eraaeis Ada@ IT. OF quincy Mac s ,ayo ms 49, er %
SPAN and Frau Matema run Aeerae Hotct-C1n-
OF Rochester y -. Hotl BrslcicsLrhe ltey Dr. r. j.
Neflh oil tome !. eS'"'.t.t 2 1Sp r1a I ~
Robert Laird Collier.
NETWORK CITY.
FOUND IN HE NORTH RIVER.
The body of an unknown man, apparently forty
five years Old 1--WE ieet, ten nchcStall, was found III
the North River oft West TwentIeth-st yesterday
morning.
WOUNDED BY A STRAY BULLET.
Francis Golden, age twenty-five, OF No. 30 west
Tenth-si., was shot IN the leg by some unknown
person while passing through Beeckcr-st. at Bar
rOwst., Yesterday afternoon, and received sl!gnt
wound. He was taken to the st. Nlncents Hospital.
SMALLPOX IN THE CITY.
Three cases of smallpox reported TO the
Health Department yesterday. Edward ) Burrell.
age twenty-five, one of the patients, walked into
the Onc-hundred-andtweuty- station dur
ing the forenoon. lie was removed TO BlackwelPs
Island
DEATH OF AN OLD PREssMAN.
Patrick DougheTty died at his home, No. oS I'LL
ary-St., Brooklyn on Saturday, age nifty years lie
for the last twenty years assistant foreman In
the press-room of The TRIBUNE. His wife and TWO
children were burned in the Brooklyn Theatre fire.
Mr.. Dougherty will be buried III Calvary Cemetery
to-day
A JUMP FROM CAR WHICH PROVED FATAL
Edward j. ". AudeTs, age tOrtv-hve, of No. 81
East Observation-Disclosures, died at the New
York Hospital yesterday from injuries received on
Nav lG from jumping off a SecOnd-ave. car III or
syth-st. between BroOmc and GrAnd-StS. AndeTs
broke mis- left leg at the time; Gangrene and
Bright's disease fastened the mans death
SERMON BY AN AUSTRALIAN PRIEST.
| The Very Rev. Father O'Byrne, Nicar-General Of
| the Diocese of Adelaide. Australia preached the
sermon during Solemn High Mass at st. Stephen's
Roman CathOHc Church. III East Iwenty-elght n-st,
yesterday morning. His subject was the " Blessed
Trinity"
RETURNING FROM ABROAD.
William H. Vanderbilt, J. II. Vanderbilt, G. w.
H. J. Nevin and X. Laird Collier, W. Ii: Bancroft,
wife and daughter. Professor Brazler j. Plerpont
Morgan Blocker Van Wagner, A. c. and Mrs.
Kingsland, +. c. and Mrs. Lawrence. and Charles
Lanler wife and daughter arrived from Liverpool
yesterday on the White Star steamship Britannia.
RECOVERING FROM A RUNAWAY. ACCIDENT.
Mrs. Charles Russell Leaycrait, of No. III East
Thrty-siXth-st., who was knocked of her runaway
horse by branch of tree while she was riding Ill
| Contra Park on Saturday afternoon was sad by
| her husband Yesterday to he recovering from her
shock. Hex injuries were not serious, though she
suffered from painful bruises Oh her face and body
ABLE TO RETURN HOME WITH HIS NINE.
James Gillespie the left fielder OF the Troy base
ball nine. who injured by coll ison with Cas-
sidy in the game at the Polo Grounds on saturday
was not 50 severely injured as was at first thought
he recovered sufficiently TO travel, and he left Tor
bany with the rest of the nine on Saturday night.
The physician cautioned Gillespie TO Keep quiet Tor
some time, us hc feared that cryspelas might yet
set III.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev Dr. ]. O. Peck has been commissioned as
| chaplain of the 14th Regiment.
Concerts will be given III Prospect Park during the
| summer by Eben's 23d Regiment band, on Satur-
day afternoons. The first concert viii be given on
| June II.
A etreet-car ran over and killed Lena Reinhardt.
age two and Il half years. OF No. 23s MOntroseave.,
at Bushwick and MOntrose-aves, on saturday alter
noon. The conductor, Lewis Mcneil ana the
| driver, John Law, were arrested.
| The condition of Port Warden Summers, who lies
in the Long Island College Hospital, suffering from
| a dislocatIOn and fracture OF the spine, was un-
changed Yesterday. His physicans give no hope of
ms recovery, but say that he may live for three or
| four days.
Bishop Llttlcjohn, of the Diocese of Long Island,
yesterday ordained Henry ). Bonnell as Il deacon
| and William HOwIand, j., and Ralph W: Kenyon
" the priesthood, al IT. Lukes Free Episcopal
Church, Cllnton-ave;, near Fglion-aye, brooklyn.
| The Rev George X. Van De Water, rector OF 81.
| Lukes, preached the sermon.
| An excursion was taken on a barge by Branch No.
| IL OF st. Iatnck's Mutual Alliance, Yesterday.
| IL was reported to the police that there had been
| several fights OH board, and squad OF patlOHncn
| was Oh hand when the barge landed at the lOOt OF
| Pacifc-st., about 81 .. III. Everything was quiet
| on board, but II was reported that two young
! men Jumped overheard opposite Fulton Ferry TO
| swim ashore 1t could not be learned whether they
| reached the shore or were drowned.
| While Andrew and John keaTmcr of No. l04
| Moore-st., standing III Ewen-st. yesterday
| morning three men came up TO thea and one OF
| tne.u, Charles Streby, sezod john kearmer by the
throat and threw him down HIS brother went to
| hi. aid and was stabbed i'll the neck and
back several times by Streby with pocket
knife. streby then endeavored to make
his escape. but pursued and captured by Police
man Williams. The injured man was taken home.
Ills wounds are not regarded as dangerous.
The police were informed yesterday by Axel IIy-
| Ian, Swede, that lie thought that Mrs. Bertha
| Olsen, who committed suicide Oh saturday, was
his wife, who left him and their daughter IN SWe-
den IN 1880 and came 10 tins country. lie had be
| gun divorce proceedings, but As bis wife could not
he found he came TO this country III search OF her.
lie had traced her TO Brooklyn. As her maiden
| name Bertha Olsen, he concluded learning
o. the suicide that the victim his missing wife.
| He was directed 10 the MOTgue bat on arriving
| there the body of Mis-. Olsen had been removed.
| HVlan, on being shown photograph Ol tue woman,
| SAID II did not represent his wife.
JERSEY CITY.
| william Mcmillan, an old man, fell down a flight
| of stairs in NewMan's building, in Second-st., Oh
| saturday night, and then cIaYled into clubhouse,
here hc A. found yes eTddy morning III uncOn-
| scIous condition. lie was bleeding from "a wound
| IN the head lie was removed To TIC Charity Hos
| pltal. 5000, 90, ,,-,
| SMIruTowN-George W. Halock. of Shutdown,
| lost a valuable flock of sheep Oh saturday. They
| were poisoned BY eating laurel
| Little NECK-The body Of Eugene Bouker, Of
| Lutte Neck, VINO was drowned Oh MONDAY iast W
the upseiting ot his boat, was recovered On satur-
| day evening.
| HUNTINGTON.-Ilenry Carol, age fifteen years
iu The employ vi Raymond SeIleck Of Huntington,