New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07

with two bullet holes in the head. Detective Camp.
per- brother OF the missing man. stated yesterday
Ihai the desert pton Of the body sent him by frends
does not correspond with that of his brother Ths
oyercoat aud hat of the man found were like those
worn by hrs brother. The dead man was registered
~ the Rockville Hotel on April 10 while Mr. Camp
bell did not leave Brooklyn until two DAYS later
heIatlyes OF the misdng man have gone. however,
to Rockville to view the body.
Before the war, stephen Knowlton owned .
| Southern plantation worth Sl,00O,O0O. The war
| beggared blIn. some time ago he engaged board
with Samuel Foss, of No. 402 Adep hi-st Foss
| gave HIM notice 10 leave last week but Kuowlton
| refused A quarrel resulted and Foss st,noi
] Knowlton. Yesterday FOss arrested. and L.
Tee Walsh held him to appear for examination.
| Both men are about slxty-iye years Of age.
Henry Middleton, deputy sheriff. on Thnrsda1
went TO Charles Daydsons liquor store, in Boerum-
place, near Livings0n-st.. 10 levy on the properly
on the foreclosure of mortgage Davidson, Mid
! dletOn says, attacked him with a knife, and wa,
! knocked down. Middleton went for his pistol and
on his return was again attacked The litle finger
| OF his night hand was laid open to the bone by the
| knife lie beat Davidson on the head with his
pistol TIL ne was senseless, and then removed the
property.
The last lecture of the course on "Stories and
| Story Iellers" which has been given during the
| winter IN the Second Unitarian Church wall be de-
| liver this evening by the minister OF the church.
| the Rev. John W. Chadwick. Ills subject i,
" GeOrLe Eliot" Lectures on the first Sunday even.
| ing of each month have been feature IN TN,
church for many years. The conrse this season has
been very snccessfu. OF the eight lectures all but
|
| church has been crowded on every OCCASION
JERSEY CITY.
The coroner's jury III the case Of Owen Donnellan
| the Old man who was found dead III the house Il
| James IverS No 33S Barr0w-st., on Monday last
rendered a verdict Yesterday that the deceased man
! came to his death from congestion Of the lungs
| James Iyers and his George who were arrested
| on suspicion Ot having caused DonneIlans DEATH
I We're discharged by Justice Sulslng
A committee Of about twenty taxpayers waited
upOn Mayor Iaussig al his office IN the City Hail
| Yesterday, and urged him 10 veto the ordinances
| passed by the Board OF Aldermen recently. giving
| the pennsy vania Railroad aud other corporations
permission 10 lay tracks IN several street, OF the
| city. The Mayor said that he wOnd giyethe matter
careful consideration.
man Informed Kenneth Dingwall Lafayette
| builder, on Friday night, that about 200 boys
| grls and women were engaged In tearing down a
| twC-s,ory frame building belonging TO nun m
! Grand-st. MT Dngwall welt 10 the place aud
found that the house. which had been unoccupied
J for some tluie htd been Literally Quilted. star
! cases. floors aud everything moSeabie had been
/ carried away. He informed The police, and John
! Nal .dy, Il fourteen year-old boy, resed on
suspicion of being one of the vandals. lie Is neid.
NEWARK.
Owen H,nrctty plastorcr, fell from scafioh
| on s. BcDcdict's Roman Catholic Church, yeSter-
day, while at work. and VS. seriously INJURED.
Another workman also tell WIN lhc scdloIu, DuV
escaped with slight INJURY.
STATEN ISLAND.
| JouNsov SrATIoS-.Iames Mckinney, sailor on
the ,rbnoner Charles Wodey, bound for Baltimore,
was killed iv falling from the masthead Whth 'hss
vessel was off Barhegat lis D"ly was ttl' l,ton
~ ing and was placed yesterday IN the Stapieoh
Morgue.
S,Aptrrov-A meeting Of the staten Island Ferry
p,f,r,, / en- rlc was he'd last evening at lynans
I'm 10 consider further the question OF cheaper
frr;age IA tins cit- j. o. Wood>. president 81 no
Ieo,nIr stated that the owners OF the tlorrlsana
hts Nouid run twO boats. making three trips
every morning and evening, II go mp Wouin 10
ruaronfeed Several piers nave been oirIrd i3r anu
inc ia.rposes and one man mad promised - Dnlu
slim and Others had promised 10 pay certain sum II
money q week to MAINTAIN . new line 81 Dott' uh-
III they should br seIt-aupporthgi Al "as .H," u'
ci1ed fo make an effort 10 secure m" new boats ana
a lari-e number OF pledges to paironiAe them "oic
handed III.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
! poPr CHgsrFR-Dr G.. Trompeter physician
Of Port hester. after huTryuE L." me Ia WIZ '''
tioo i'm thar N age t. take a tram 700 N,N-i'.h
! Yesterday morning dropped he"l o. '''o P,,D ~
| I'h IIu vas thiIfy-twO years Old and nad o"sh
raident NJ Port Chester for about ten mouths
only. 49,, -. r,,
| WrsrcursTER-Justice J. c. Dylman ha' rem;
d.red a ACCESSION to the effect that vacancy 'Hi,0t
| in the Office of Justice OF the ira'o ',I u 'n''
! Thomas Wilson Was legally e-e1leu 70 iii a." "
cancy.
LONG ISLAND.
,uvxrcocK.-The relatives o. Francis !. Brewer,
4bo Iu,lan who was found dead on luesnay iho'h-
mo N 2 ,ornrrib ut ShlUnecock. claim mat he wa,
III victim of foul play. They have asked DlstIlct
| Attorney Petty 10 invest gate the matter
LONG ISLAND CITY-Ihe STANDARD Ammonia
Works. one of the worst >tene IL hiceuin@ piaSVS ~
| Lone Island has been removed from Long lStaNu
| Tity7 Thr works on the NewtOwn Creek have De en-
razrd To- he ground. and the company Has 'ahoh 40
| property to New-JeTSeY.