New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06
TAYLOR the Rev. Graham Taylor, Cornehns yam
Santvoord. Samuel 5. stafford ana isaac :. y;oI
The body was taken to Albany last nght Ior puiiai

TAYLOR the Rev. Graham Taylor, Corhshms 1an
SaStyoord. Samuel 5. Stafford and Isaac = Taylor
The body was taken to Albany last night ior p"iii
BREAKING CAR WINDOW.
Wesley II. Bronson, broker at No. S3 Cedar-st.,
Yesterday morning at the Elevated Railway station
nj Forty-second-st. and Third-aTe., endeavored 10
oct on train the gates of which had been closed.
The brakeman James Sheridan, of No. IL East
Ninctieth-st., pushed him back, and WINDOW
was broken and lady slightly cut. Bronson was
arrested and before Justice G0rman at Jenersoh
Market Police Court was nned %.
SAYING lie DID IT IN sELF-DFFENcE; ,
Francis J. COutant janltOr OF the Mechanics
National Bank, who was shot by bflhkerhon; ln9
night Waterman, on Wednesday night, Iemaiii9 ~
at the Chambers Street Hospital yesterday. lie
was suffering severely from his wound, but Il was
thought that he would recover norn% was
bandage about his head over a wound which he
SAID Coutant had inflicted. He pleaded SELL
defence, and was committed without pall'
PRESIDENT WINSTON REELECTED. ,
AT the annual election of officers of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company yesterday Frederic =.
Winston reelected presldent ana freqcric
Cromwell made treasurer, this office having been
created by the trustees. The trustees elected are
William 7. Dixon. j. Hobart Herrlck, LuclllS
Robinson, F. Ratchiord starr, Oilver harri piil
Charles r. Henderson and Rufus w. Peckham'
ENDING COUNCIL WITH DINNER. >.
The New-YOrk State Council OF the Catholic
Knights of America closed their session az irving
Hall Yesterday James VI. McNearney, OF brooklyn,
was elected president for two years 1t was de-
cided TO edualize the assessments between the ages
of fifty and iifty-fve. The council Will meet IN
Elmira in June 1856. A dinner was gwen by inc
New-York members TO visiting delegates last nlght
M the Cafe Angais in Invent y-eighth-St.
ASSISTED IRISH IMMIGRANTS.
There arrived at Castle Garden on the steamship
Furnessia of the Anchor Line, from Glasgow, yes
terdav 800 assisted immigrants from County
Kerry Ireland they were taken oil to the uriies-
STA on a Government vessel as the steamship was
passing Valencia Bay. They had sums of money
varying III amount from 81 to fl0 and had trends
or relatives in this country 10 whom they were
bound. Julia Sullivan. on old woman OF seventy
was the only one who had been IN the pOorhouse'
Five OF the immigrants concerning whom tncre
was some doubt If they could support themselves
were detained at Castle Garden until the question
could he settled
LUNCHEON on BOARD THF HFkIA.
G. C. Manager agent of the Ihngvaiia Line,
gave n luncheon on board the new steamer Iickia,
of that line now living III lOb0kcn Yesterday. JUS
tice (;eduev Superintendent Jackson, of Castle
Garden. the rev. Father RloIdan, D. Schultz ANA
various Others interested in steuns Ups were pres
emf The lekla is the flagship of the line ana TINS
j. her first VOYAGE. She was built ny John @cott ~
o. of Grcenock, scotland. Her dimensions are as
follows: Length, $40 feet; breadth, ~ ieel dePlh
OF hold. 80 feet inches; dlSpacemehi' o''ou lo,S,
and carving capacity 1000 tons. rhc carries w
cabin II intermediate aud 2O2 storage pas sengels.
She Is built with especial reference 70 hrst-class
passenger traffic, and is elegantly nited up She
averaged thirteen knots an hour coming over