New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-28
IN. Regsters once are or tne opinion that this
new venture Of the New-York Title Company.
pENoUNcING A MAYOR AS A CRIMINAL.

DENOIJNCING A MAYOR AS A CRIMINAL.
Mayor Timkeu and President Kaufman. OF the
Common Council of Boboken, arc NJ presens gu vn
gagged in q bitter quarrel. few weeks ago .ne
sioner Dennis Sullivan accusing him OF fraud and
perjury, No examination on the charge OF perjury
has yet been held, but committee Oh ;In ga
onerated the Street Commissioner. This was dis,
pleasing to Mayor Thinker and he declared that
a view Of whitewashing the Street Commits
sioner President Kaufman submitted
written statement to the Council on Tues
f AZ by ssyns While the present Judge
was prosecutor II. L. Timken was q criminal before
the bar of justice, was defended by aole counse,,
found guilty and sentenced. Is he the. man TO day
that his superlors in honesty and integrity per-
uredf leave il for tho community at large 20
say" The statement was ordered entered in tue
When Mayor Timken's attention was called to
the statement he expressed his indignation. lie re-
terated his former statement that the inyestga-
ting committee was not appointed in good faith.
In regard to the charge that he had been indicted,
convicted and sentenced, the Mayor SAID It was 2
matter which affected his personal honor and that
t had long since been settled to the satisfaction OF
every body.
TWO SAILORS MUTINY IN PORT.
The British steamship Peconic, which is an,
chored at the Wail-st stores, BROOKLYN; has PAD
crew. They showed discomfort during the voyage
from England, but no outbreak occurred until after
the vessel arrived here. Thomas CHI ara George
Burroughs, fremen. the leading sps.a oa
day Captain Jenkins was told by the second oficer
that the men wanted to see him on deck Inc cap
tain found them drawn up in the middle OF tns aeck
They demanded their money or tneif ontrset
papers stated that they should be discharged 10 tns
United Kingdom. Gill shouted, Meyer mind the
nor 1n1 Roth leaders, moved to attack
the captain but were prevented by the cnlet omcer
and second engineer The captain went to his cabin
but later wac compelled to go on deck again, as the
trouble had broken ont afresh. Gill repeated his
demand and renewed his threats. On recelyinga
second refusal he Knocked the captain down with
blow on the forehead and one on the mouth
Burroughs was abOut to strike when an oincer or
the Second Precinct sprarg on board ana AZ tue
captains request arrested the riotous nrenan.
Justice Walsh sentenced each TO pay hse OF Slo'
or go 10 Jail for fifteen days. They went TO lall.
The ship is to sail on Monday and the mutlneers
will probably be left here without their pay ana
without means.
JOHN CHISHOLM DECLARED MURDERER.
The Coroners inquest on the murder OF Mrs.
Lottie Chisholm by her husband, John Cblshonn,
was concluded at Newark yesterday Samuei
Macomber, the father of the murdered woman, YES
tined that Chisholm caused frequent disturbances
in his house aud extoried money from his wife by
threats to take her life. lie had objected to ms
dSashte marriage 6ad Wf fine wtUesses We're Of the
opinion that the murderer was not intoxicated at
the time the shooting took place. The Jury re-
death by gunshot wound deliberately inflicted by
her husband, who was guilty OF murder
GOVERNORS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The C;oyernjug Committee OF the Stock Exchange
held Yesterday its last regular meeting for the
summer The session was long Que, but most OF
the time was spent in considering the numerous
applications for the listing OF railroad securities
An effort TO close the Exchange an hour earlier than
usual on Saturdays during the next three months
was unsuccessful II was voted that on July the
Exchange should not be opened until III o'clock
The Committee Of Arrangements was anthorlzed 10
renew tie contract with the Gold and stock Lele-
graph Company from mouth 20 month until turther
action by the Governing Committee.
BREAKING HIS ARM IN SAVING A CHILD.
John Monahan, the driver OF a one-horse street
car plying between Jersey City and lioboken, was
passing through Groye-st, Jersey City. yesterday
Afternoon when little girl directly IN front OF
his car IL was late TO stop the car so honanan
pulling the horse side leaned over the dash
board aud pushed the child off the track, thus
saving us life. In doing 80, however he lost MS
balance and fell over toe dashboard ne wheels
ran over his right arm and broke IT, lie was taken
TO ST. Mary's Hospital IN Hoboken.