New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
NEWS FROM The SUBURBS.
WAS HE MURDERED MONTHS AGO

WAS HE MURDElsED MON no N'N
Coroner Cronn resumed tho inquest last evening oyer
the skeleton Of the found IN the woods near Noy
strean l. H. by Engineer ParcS Dover or inc bHdy
q steel watchchan with nickel-pated wnsto ad
small gold basket with miniature AVA ce
as . Charm; one small gold sleeve Duu.oi o"0 e''N
lar button and the following certlncale: -. nrr
This ccrtifes that Mr. Jeremiah BUCKLEY sss 70
one chance in the allotment OF house and lot 10 DC %
the 30ih day OF September lS'9 AZ poodwav New.
Y Yors." ''iAna LOT Company AVE- i.o
Tho certificate signed by Alfred Num- az manager asHn
There was also fonnd letter 2 3mty dated
the County Clerks office. Suffolk County from
William White Wilson attorney-at-law. and one al
dressed Mrs jeremiah Buckley IL is lmpossDio "
Gpn sa number OF similar letters were
found the body. Tho body was clothe, III S S es
black diagonal cloth, and near IL was iounu N' y
There were no marks on the clothing. He had on a
white linen shirt and collar and black SCARF wnlcn WI"
tied into bow. gun shot wound was iound 10 nave
penetrate tho skull Two of his front teeth are mlssg
A careful search made by Coroner CrOnin lof u Eu
or any other weapon, but nothing could De iouh1
This the Coroner thinks dispels the theory OF
and makes IL look like a murder. The piece OF unue
brush in which the body found Is almost ihpsh,v
trablc Doctors who have examined the Douy sn icht
months Coroner CrOIn will Try TO have the leI'ei uo
ciphered,
A BARBER BOYCOTTED BY WHOLE NlLLAuh'
Orient is a little cluster OF houses annexed TO the re
village of Greenport II polls big prohibitloh Vo.o IL
proportion TO its population Both orient and Greenpor
are in the town OF southold which has elected Board
hSt GO Sst no ao PhP Sewer
went to Orient aud opened barber shop wHich T
extremely popular with the men and boys OF NV
The good women Of Orient suddenly learned why ther
husbands found necessary 10 visit the barber SHOP
often. The barber shop was only pima, "hIIo III
little back liquors sold The evidence was 80
strong that on ten different occasions the barber was
indicted He found violating The law too expensive, anu
determined to apply for license. Ills I'M
the surprise of the village people, was granted lne
villagers felt so indignant that they called meeting
and, with only one dissenting voice, they agFeeu 10
boycott Newert. The movement was a strong one an
the farmers sorekeepers aud large majority Oh the
citizens joined ii. , 4.
Nowert finds himself In queer position, ana is
obliged TO send to NowYork for all his supplies. J"hh
Burns Newport grOceTyman, sympathizel with New,
cft and Oh the sly sold him groceries Inc people oi
Orient learned OF this, aud informed Burns tnas
unless be stopped selling Things 10 Nowcrt lie wOuIu
have to stop selling to them TOW DAYS ago NeWert
short OF coal and tried TO buy some from TWO YES
sells unloading the wharf, but was refused Chares
Conkin, farmer living ont OF the village bought oau
of coal for his family, he sail, ana dumped IL III
NowtTts yard Then when he returned TO the NesseI
get another load which lie honestly intended 10 TAKE
home he was surprised when his request was reluseu
He made several other vain attempts to get coal III OnG
parts of the village. The villagers say that they VIII
drive Newert from the VILLAGE II II taxes year W
accomplish IT, Newert equally determined, ana says
that he Orient t. stay and he WILL DO So ana
that there enough people IN the town o S0uthou
freeze him out" The village cXpTessman refuses 10
deliver any goods Ncwert. who Is compelled 10 Drlng
wheebarrOw into 20 get his goods nome from tue
railroad