New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-22

NETWORK CITY.
Officer Julius A. Collie shot and kllIed inau uos
in front Of No. 80 Great Jones-S'' a' II Dr. LIE
terday.
A. Castle Garden Yesterday the steamer EIDE
LANDED / 2O3 immigrants the Donau 900 and tne
Castor GA The baggage of the immiGrants ar NV
inc AT the Garden yesterday was more IMAM was
ever received before in a single day.
DEATH CAUSED DY CARRYING COAL on ms HAD.
Scott Miner. colored age forty-three, died III INC
Hall Mansions in One hundreds and thirty HIST
st. between Fifth and Sixth-aves., on SATURDAY. OF
cerebro- spinal-meningitis, produced by carrying
ccal on his head"
STABBED IN QUARREL IN LIQUOR STORE: NJ
A dispute occurted between John Coleman ~ ~
SO Avenue-A, age twenty-five and Jeremiah rhot.
gan, in the liquor store kept 10y the latter III hont
ham-st near the elevated Railroad i station Was
3 o'clock yesterday morning HartlSnnd that
stabbed in the add omen, receiving Md 70
will probably prove fatal. lie was nrrostnS Jus
Bellevue Hospital and Coleman was aTresleu,
tice Gardner yesterday at the lohio' ''
Coleman without bail.
THREE BURGLARS ARRESTED -,
Officer Maynard. of the fouIten'h ,ho iomhs
before Justice Gardner yesterday AZ lne Ioll,S
Police Cont, John McI)Onald. age tweh'S-,M w., %
No 1919 Elizabeth-st John Sweeny, age sexch'ecn,
seventeen. of No. SO East Horston-st for attempt
ing to fierce entrance INTO the prov iso SUI az
No ~ Spring-S. on Saturday nlght. Oncol tne tIIo
Onefs was caught on the roof OF the mouse aitSl
lot pursuit They were each held for trlal III ueh-
cTal Sessions without BALL
MAN WITH MONEY STARVED TO DEATH. =,
died at the German Hospital yesterday; lie was
taken there on Saturday from No. lUi EhSt I Ht6
tOn-st The Coroner was informed tnat MS eoao
was possibly due to starvation Al ms nome IL was
sand last night that Meyer had plenty OF money
lie had been growing weak from inability 10 ea',
and was sent 20 the hospital as last resort. he9"
was unmarried and has no friends III the city,
yorNG MEMS ArCn-DtOCEsAN UNION.
4 meeting Of delegates fTom twelve Young Mems
Catholic Societies was held at No. AZ Henly-s ST.,
Yesterday afternoon, for the purpose oil FORMING az
trcb-pocesan Union. The Rev. Father James l.
Barry presided. and spoke OF the Vaue on suc. d
Union after which constitution anu ~ 70 S,r
were adop:cd. The object OF the Union Is 10 !9I-
uisb basis upon which to further the organization
of other societies, and also to promote socdpinty
among the Catholic young men OF INC o1oooSo'
DRIVING HIS CAR OVER BOY.
Richard Heating, a driver OF a Sccond-ave car
was taken before justice Qtterbourg YESTERDAY iot
running over boy ChaI les Oet1er asG tWGiHV os
No I'D East Sixty -sccond st, and causing INJURIES
which resulted in ms death me acciIeht occ'uieI
late on Saturday night at slxty-thiri-sl. ana .na
Secoud-ave the wheels of the car passing over Tue
BOYS back. The little fellow fingered untu r. M
when lie died. Heating stated that the BOY uarteu
between the horses and the board aEH was iun
over before the could be stopped Inc justice
reInandcd the prisoner 10 await the CoroheTs ac-
ton.
BROOKLYN.
small house at Court and LorFainc-sts., owned
ly Luke Collins which had been raised on jack
screws for removal topped over yesterday ana "en'
o. pieces Mrs. Collins, who was III H. was SOlhe-
what injured.
4 kerosene lamp was upset and exploded last
evening in the roo1s of Conrad Friday, at No; 81
Hope-st. Both Friday and his wife we're drunk at
the time and they were badly burned before ASSIST
auce rendered thcu
Harvey RockafellOw, age slXty-nine OF NO. 81 y
Mouror.si committed suicide at his home yestcr-
day. He was found dead, hanging, by the neck
from rope which he had suspended from the Top OF
window-shuttcr III his room.
Nathan Morrell of No. POI Bergen-st., ives ar
rested on Saturday upon charge, made 10y j. w.
Morrell of No. 32l Iiar;-st., OF stealing iHrnture
worth SITS on May lG. from the house OF the COIN
planant. The furniture was recovered.
JERSEY CITY.
T. j. Collins age Gfty. who says that ne is an IN
sprtnce agent. was arrested by Detective Dove
Yesterday evening on a charge OF passing forged
check on James i. SangSeT, proprietor oil the
Windsor Hotel. The check was signed by CuTtsl l..
North who Is Collinss brOther-n-aw, and was
drawn on the First National Bank of Elizabeth.
North is the man who has been swlndling banks
and private individuals in Paterson and ElIzaDeth
with bogus checks aud drafts signed by Collins q
Co.
William S. Thompson who was struck by Penn
sylvauia Railroad train AT the JerSeyave crossing
OF Saturday night. died OF hs injuries Yesterday
NEWARK.
The body OF Robert PI3 son, OF No. 20 Cabinet-St,
who disappeared a week ago, was found yesterday
in the canal, not far from his home The dead man
was slXty-cight years cid.
Peter Bauer, age forty-six, living in Arlington;
st walked 10 Irvingt0n Yesterday with several
friends In ClntGaye he aecdrnlaiy o SnO} h He
sell III the stomach. making a htIlOuS NOuhu' liz
was taken to the German Hospital
LONG ISLAND.
NoRTmPcRT--The Rev. Gdam Fawcett of Bay
port has received aud accepted call TO the Bap-
list Church at NOrthpOrt.
HUNTINGTON-Thc congrt cation of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church has decided TO cal the Kew.
Is Van Welt Putnam to the pastorate of that
church. Mr.. Putnam recently graduated from
Auburn Theological Seminary.
STATEN ISLAND.
BRIGHTON IiEIGHTs.-The Sunday school of the
Reformed Church yesterday celebrated its fifty
nth anniversary. Among those who made adj
dresses were the Rev. w. W. Clark, the pastor and
fhe Rl.X l. L Pitcher of this city.