New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

The steamship Hammonia landed ,033 mmi grants
at Castle Garden yesterday, the Elbe LISP, and
the Egyptian Monarch ia.
CAPTURED WITH JIMMY AND REVOLVER.
John Collins, of No. 415 East Ninety list
broke into Mr. Wcchenans apartments at No.
1922 Second-ave. on Saturday night but was DIS,
by Justice Murray in the Yorkvie Police Court
yesterday. Ajimmy and revolver were found in
the prisoners possession.
THOUGHT TO BE A SOCIALIST.
An immigrant named lgnatS Garczynski arrived
at Castle Garden yesterday on TIE steamer Eide,
and Immediately left the place. After lie was gone
a pocketboOk belonging to him was found. 1t con-
tanned no money, but many papers some OF wh!ch
were covered with hierOglyphic inscriptions. IL is
thought that he ls a Socialist.
COMMISSIONER FRENCH DISTURBED.
Acting Inspector Thone remained IN an inner
room at Police Headquarters yesterday afternoon
and divided his time between the persons VINO
came to see him on business, and Commissioner
French. who wandered through the building, going
from room to room, with the look of man stricken
by some great misfortune, or as one oppressed by
some appalling dread. Inc Roosevelt committee
will meet again this morning.
CALLING NAMES NOT BREACH OF THE PEACE
Alice Deegan an Irish woman, age thirty hye yes
terday applied 10 Policeman McCaufey OF the Nine
teenth Precinct, several opproblous eplihets' lor
which he dragged her to tho statlon-houBe, ana
preferred charge OF disoTdeTiy conduct agslhs i
her Captain Mount decided, however, thaI CAL
Inc policeman vile names was not DTeach-o1 the
peace, and discharged the prisoner.
TRANSFERRED AT SEA
on Saturday. there had been woman, a steeTage
passenger, whose husband died on the voyage: She
was heart broken, and wished to returnto England;
Before reaching port the Adrlatlc was s,ghteu anu
and CAPTAIN Bence of the Baltic, sigualled for her
10 stOp She did so, and the widow was trans
ferred TO the Adriatic and sent back TO England.
SHOT BECAUSE HE WOULD NOT MOVE ON.
As Joseph A. Pllkngton, age thrty-three, an
awning-maker of No. 1875 Fra kim St, was stand
ing IN front of No. 135 iiudsQn-st., the home OF
William Nevins last evening, the latter opened q
window and orc cred him away. As PllkihG Ton dlu
not move Immediately, NevIns 1re9 piston at hili
three times one of the shots breaking the bone OF
PiIkiuptol's arm. The Injured man was taken 10
the Chambers Street Hospital, and NeNlns was
locked up IN the Fifth Precinct station House. Inc
two men had quaTTelIed over pusIheS9 i""'U'''
ARRESTED IN THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
An employe of the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Satur-
day evening saw James Scott, a dentst, PiaGGlng
his hand in the pocket OF n coat hanging III lc pil
lard ROOM and had hun arrested. EcOtt Ma taInou
and lOudly proclaimed his innocence ana louPh'
hard against being conducted 10 the lock up Con
siderable excitement prevailed for time DuL He
was fuallv Obliged 10 submit to arrest. In the Jei-
fersou Market Police Court yesterday on n charge
Of disorderly conduct Justice Patterson fined Inn
$40 and IN default OF payment sent HIM to prison.
Robbery ON sTRKFT CAR.
While Otto SchnitthaueT, OF No. lO3 Nlnth-aVe.
was standing on the rear platform OF Il Forty
town on saturday night lac felt tug AT ms "hich
and Immediately noticed that a man. VINO was III
front of him. left the car. lie jumped OH Llo cal
and canQbt The thief IN liquor shop. Inc maj
rad a sluup-shOt in his possession. before
'Jnstice Gonnan Yesterday at the Els ex Market 70
lice Court he was held for exanlhatioh III uoi"u''
OF ~, 900 bail. .,..o.
THREE MFN SAVED FROM DROWNING, ,,
email rowboat IN which were Edward OlODs
Herman Stern and Charles Helms, whose MONIES 1r'
st No SO tirst-aye., was upset yesterday o! VI.
foot of East Eighty -niDth-st Inc CRIES OF 'o ' ~
M drew the attention of l.. M. 1efoion~n' "A'