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THE BeUKoFsKY CASE.
The Hearing before Judge Pyper
Yesterday.

The case Of Nelson Boukofsky, charged
with disturbing the peace of Juns
Payne. was up before Judge Piper yes
terday afternoon, and dragged along
through nearly three hours, without
any conclusion being arrived At. in con-
sequence of the inability Of the DEF, nse
70 md one witness, Mr.. NJ. Livingstone,
whom they considered important for
their side. The case was accordingly
put OF until 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
The hearing of the evidence drawn
from the witnesses for the PROSECUTION.
The girl. Julia Payne, and Mrs Lever
ldge. indicated that Boukofsky visited
the house wherein the Paynes and Mrs.
Leverage lived, and inquired IUr the
last named. She not being ut home.
and the girl being alone. he made ad-
vanees TO the plaintiff; called her IA nice
looking or goOd-looking girl; gave her
hlty cent piece: asked her II shr
wouldn't take buggy ride with him u
Sunday; told her that If she " ould Xix, to
meet him he had finely furnished
rooms NJ the Walker House; threw his
arms around her and kissed her TWO
Or three times; all of which the gIrl (w no
is nearing her fourteenth year, repealed
as best she could. Julia tried To call
her father, who was in the rear. but
being hOarse and her father very deal,
she was not heard by him.
Mas. CHARLOTTE LEvERIDGE testified
TO the girls telling her the story Of tie
advances made by Boukofsky 10 her.
during her absence; OF her reception Of
him when he called later in the evening;
how she charged him with the indecent
assault upon the child, and how. when
she so charged him and he denied il.
she called :he girl when he broke from
her and she grabbed him. struck him on
tine muse, and called again; she graph
ically told Of his fight, then, 70 the gate.
where she overlook him and again
struck him, saying, I'm teach you to
come here and insult children when
they're alone" at which BOukoisky
said: IN have no job put up on me
I've got gun and III shoot you" She
charged him with kissing the girl,
roughly handling her, trying TO get her
of TO his room and TO take buggy ride
The defense, conducted by Mr.. Lewis,
introduced DR.. Nesblt, Ed. Gilman,
John Robinson and Boukofsky. The
chief object appeared TO be the impeach-
ing OF the testimony of Mrs. Leveridge.
The story told by the defendant differed
very little from hat Of Mrs. Leye idge,
and being narrated in the Teutonic dia-
lect, created some little merIiment in
the court loom, particularly whs n
speaking of the beating ne rc'iyed
from his infuriAtsd asSailant. he said,
1T vos no choke, 1 can tell you"
What the important testimony OF Mr..
Livingstone will bring out will be
developed this afternoon.
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Somewhat Remarkable.

Receiver Bancroft was indignant q. the
ridiculous chArge in sunday HERALD that
Mr.. BsrTows was dropped from his proposed
joint agency Of he railroads here because
he expressed himself as friendly TO Gov
ernor Murray Mr.. Bancroft Is himself a
a. least half the say. Mr.. Shelby is also OF
the same mind. and II friendship for the
Governor ha1 counted. ii would have stood
Mr.. Barows in hand 10 be as friendly as
words could express But that was not
the determining point in the choice
Tribune.
How far this paragraph is authorized
By MessTs. Bancroft and Shelby We are
unable TO say. but both gentlemen are
awareitis the merest rot Mr.. Barrows'
Friendship" for Governor Murray no
one would object TO, but his declaration
that ''he regretted he had not arrived
sooner TO give the Governor the benefit
of his influence" and the other remarks
relative TO making his influence" and
power felt here, were such asinine
assumptions Of dignity that they could
hardly be passed over, and both Messrs.
Bancroft and Shelby know that il was
mainly the printing OF these utterances
In The HERALD which did Mr.. Barrow
little business. as the railroads were
perfectly right in desiring some entirely
bipartisan and unprejudIced person to
have charge Of their Joint Offices. Mr..
shelby himself is authority for the
statement that he asked Barrows
fool utterance" as that printed in TEE
HERALD. whether or not he is now "also
of the same mind" with Mr.. Bancroft.
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Criminal and Civil Business.

Judge Zane yesterday announced that
the criminal calendar would be set
shortly. and that trials under it would
rot commence until a week from next
Monday. The following civil cases were
set.
APRIL 10.
Sd. B. Brinton VS.. W. S. Hullinger,
147-Mat Metcalf VS.. George F. Ad-
kins ct al.
APRIL 20.
I2s-Elias Asper VS.. Eliza Saxton.
2Ol-George II. Knowlden ct al. vs..
Henry J. Hayward ct al.
226-Isasc L. Lyons vs.. j. II. Stolliugs
ct al.
APRIL p.
2sl-S. C. Pancake vs.. Charlotte
Smith.
232-A. J. Burt vs.. z. 4. Ireland.
2SS-James Marshall vs. John Arid
ct a..
APRIL 81
2sI- J. W. Farrell ct al.vs- Hattie vii.
hanson ct al.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

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New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
THE CIRCUS OPENED AT LAST.
SOME OF TIE MANY AMUSING AND BEwiLDERING
THINGS TO SEN.

SOME OF The MANY AMUSING AND BEWlLDERlNN
THINGS TO sem.
After ccstan vcxatOus delays which have
already been enlarged upon band began to play at
Madison Square Garden yesterday the elephant went
around and across lots ard circus fairly opened
rhe fact was announced to the outside world by the
spectacle Of sixteen small boys arranged before as many
,not- holes in the Garden wall The proprietary inter
est in the si knot holes having been pur haed at
expenditure Of old jack knives and mottled agates.
Inside the Garden there all the od-me ranbowei
gorgeousncss OF the circus. The clio on haud as
usual, In fact about dozen OF them were on hand
III there is pensive sadness about the clown His
glory has departed The Jokes tnat knew him once,
know hm lie no longer has speaking part
Tor II he did self acting speaking trumpet would be
necessary part OF his equipment. After the procession
OF living wonders" had trudged around the el >"
the is only an insignificant component OF the
monster show-the many simultaneous performances
began and from that time on 1t was nip am tuck among
the four exhibitions IN the three Rags and on the stage
The astonishing contortion act" OF II. Wentworth,
The man whose abdomen Is minus qantiiy and whose
Joints all double acting amused the spectators II
end, while four about town in evening aress
their dress coats and jumped down each other
throas at The other extreme OF tile arena Paf dozen
of the fat women strolled III from the menasere and
were provided with three chairs each by the kind
hearted management, w!c the thirteen giants led on
over % one SoRe heads adj in their aec see the show
sylvester and his two feminine friends Zoo and Zola
hOited and twisted ana tarhel about In the air In "a
really wonderful manner. But matter how many
double omersaults they turned In flying from trarcze 10
tIapcZe tNtl always CONNECTIONS Srtl 10
he half as badly scared about n as the bohOlders did
Ahdallah Ben Saids rOupe OF knotty haired Arabs dill
all D imposs te things with Old muskets and Roam
swords and the "quadruplc brother and lofty ladder
oiginaes covered themselves with glory until even
the vocabulary OF the programme lacked aJectyes 10
exrress tho popular feelings Conrad led In his t
trick eler han and sat him down in an arm char b?r
rC wed from the boss tai woman, and then the ee
rhant sat Conrad down upon the floor. There was
bareback riding that was perhaps little better than
usual, and great many w"ndelu tblDgs done py lg
ljmped athletes Mss Adelaide Cadona rode four hOI sc
with bewtchine success in tho face of the old adaee
about the Epossiby % riding even two. The building
was lied with the usual hafhewdered crowd AMI the
seventy odd performances w-nt of without hitch.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
RROOFINN.

Deaths last week, 30l; births, 2o9; marriages GS
Professor Robert Ellis Thou pson, Of PhilaGe phia will
sncak nefore the Brooklyn Revenue Reform Club this
evening Art Association iiaiI, No. la Montasuc-s,
OH Inc PROMISES cl Free Trade.
Inward OF ono hundred drivers secured licenses
yt.torlay The zee is ~. 70 accommodate them the
Cly Clerks office was open rom to 9 T. ln
The Park Commissioners yesterday directed that con-
tracts made with vi! IAN Ndnse, % laihush 10 DuHd
tie in the CoucOurso iaDds al CoLoy Island
for 900 and house Gu the Parade Ground Tor
S3,495.
supervisor s;-Large Quiutard yesterday vetoed the
resouon the superS iSors accepting the new ga lna
Battery Arnory The ground Tor mis- is that an uhsa
fsd,d mechsuics IA lien rests against the structure
The Nsvy Yard employees numbering som@ 600, who
suspended last week were set At WORK aShD yes
appropriation o $4,000 Tor April for the Construction
Department
A libel 10 recover $4,000 damages fled in the
United States Court yesterday against the steamer
Pate Navigation Company. 1t Is alleged that the
Meamsr into aud sank the steamship GarreK In the
Platte River in June. 1850
In recent complaint made BY Henry Bergh In regard
t. the garbage boiling establishment at RtdgewOOi,
l. L. the Inference is drawn that Brookyns water sup
pIy is contaminated The fact - that these establish
ali 6eow tho level OF tho bottom oi inc reser
vor which Is watetight. and there is no source OF
water supply within two miles and half At the pump
ing station below the reservoir the water comes from the
conduit.
TIE alterations last year in the Ninth Street Bridge
over the GOwauus Cana impeded travel on the Jay.
em,t ana Ninth street lnc OF sireecars and enough
passengers diverted to other roads to lessen the
Income OF the company that two hsyeary dividends
have not been paid 1t is now reganiDg Its former
patronage
Edward H. Heard, who accused OF having access
TO the examination questions In advance or tho eI-
animation. appointed yesterday TO the position Of
veterinary surgeon IN the Fire Department He
second on the list Tue Civ Service Commissioners de-
cided that the charge against him was baseless
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02

THE SEA STILL RUNNING 100 HIGH TO ALLOW THi
CARGO TO DE REMOVED.
Twenty sailors comprising the crew of the steamer
Europa which wrecked at Quogue, l.. J., on Tues
day hight came to this city yesterday The captain
and the other officers will reuain at Quogue Until 1t
can be definitely asccrained whether the vessel can be
foated She lies high and dry the bsr, three hun
dred wards from the shore with her bow buried in the
sand At low tide is not than three feet OF
water at her bow and at the stern the water averages
from ten to fifteen feet All night Wednesday aud all
day Yesterday the waves broke over her stern ana he
is undoubtedly full of water. When the crew lett her
she was leaking and at that time had hvc ieet oi
water in her hold The only signs OF life visible arc
three doqs which the chief mate bringing IRON
Europe, and when ne ~ao unaole u t"Ao AWAY ""i'
the ship with him.
1he ting Rescue Of the Merritt Wrecking Company.
with n wiecking lighter are anchored outside the bal
being unable to approach the STeck owing to tn
heavy sea As soon the weather mod ana tne
wind changes the Rescue will proceed to unload TIE
stranded vessel in order If possible, TO pun her on tne
bar CAPTAIN Merrtts agent. who Is at pdogue
thinks that the vcsss be foated safely. captain
Kessa will go out to thesteamcr as soon AZ u aa goes
down sufficiently for boat to be launcf ed from the
shore Tue heavy wind OF "Wednesday night does moi
seem TO have Injured the vessel and the only fear Is
that storm may Occui before she cal be noatcl
Mr. Van Praag q representative oi Phelps & Co. thc
copsigness of the Er rOpas cargo said TO areporter
was afraid that the storm OF Wednesday n-i "oulo
do seroas damage TO tie Europa. spent the greater
part of Wednesday night on the shore watching her
and was rraticd her hold together As ;orn a
possibe will 90 aboard her and will make arr lngc
mcmts to have the cargo removed. Her posi'ion Is
favorable TO having her removed" Captain Merritt.
OF the Wrccklng Company, will go to Quosue to-day TO
inspect the wreck
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

Morriss w. Cummings, PASSENGER on the n City OF
Alexandria, which arrived ycstcrdSy from h"'"i'"'
died from consumption ON wednesday.
The steam tug LOUIS Pulvcr, formerly. used at
Castle Garden, has been sold to the American
Dredging Company and viii be sent to Colon
The Tsmmany Hall Paruel Committee handed in
Yesterday at the Office of the irish Parliamentary
Tnnd Associaiion No. 20 Nassau-st., fourth CON
trlbutlOn of S1,9S9 o.
General Webb, president of the College OF TIE
CITY of New-York continues TO Improve sieadly:
He Is now able to walk about his room httlo anu
TO see a few fIlenus.
At a meeting of the Civil Service Examining
Board at the Custom House yesterday was deciuoo
to hold competitive examinations neXt WeeA ioi
promotion IN the Naval Othce
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 70
Children yesterday reported me m'esll"dlon VI
1S3 eases Of cruelty. of which 156 were prosecuted
1hI convictions we're obtained and homes were
procured for 300 children.
The Harlem Whecmen filed articles Of incorpor-
stGn yesfrdbsy r. LAY raaf me wam Dntcher George $
Curtis Clinton IL. Leggett and Edwin {. Parker
The first lecture in the Ely course OF ne Upon
theological Seminary was deiiveied Dy .n1 ta hev'
DR.. Srnce of Glasgow, last evening IN the ehape.
His subject was Miracles III Relation to Theories
of the Universe"
At DAVIS Theatre Yesterday morning Mr.. Stod-
dard closed his series OF natBees with MS lecture
on Switzerland before an audience inat hiied the
theatre. He Will begin new series al INC sanlc
place on Aprl ~. .
Controller Ioew yesterday sent letter TO Mr.
Hendricks, chairman of the senate C"mnittee on
Affairs Of Cities calling his attention 10 Assembly
bill No. 5l2. which will permit market wagons 20
obstruct downtown streets ana prevent the re-
moval of West Washington Market men to The pro-
posed Ganscvoort Market The Con roller say $
that it Is pernlcous legslatonand should not pass
Henri Grevie will begin her series of lectures IN
the University Club Theatre Tomorrow at 2:3O
p III. She will speak in French Her first spDJecJ, J,
will be The Personal Git of French Authors. ,
On "Wednesday her topic will be French Life IN
tho Provinces" Later she viii speak OF " The
Hussian Authors Toursencn and Toistoi" aud OF
"Parslap Ilfe.p
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
FREDERICK GoEBFERD ACQUITTED.
TIE JUDGE wITHpEAws THREE CHARGES From

TIE JUDGE WITHpHAWs Jh"tf Chhhu'o rI'"-'
THE CoxsIpERAuOS or THE JURY.
The last day of the trial of Frederick Go sbferd
on a charge of murder III the first ccarte was begin
YESTERDAY by visit If the jury to the " House OF
flazes" No. 140 Mulborry-st., TO WOW the scene OK
the killing OF Ellen Palhbs on the night OF Jahu-
ory 81 lhev f1uni wIctched set of rooms such
as have been described IN the testimony.
john Lynch, halter az Honstnn-,l, ,,.,o near ear
place and bought hat OF tue nornn? alter me
killing He left Derby hat with blue iining
saying =: " got into a row last night ana lost my
own hat =,
Ueputv Coroner Herold. vino made the autopsy on
the dead woman, wa. called IN Iebuttai 70 contra
diet GoebfeTd whO swOre that he fle the shot from
the street. into the hallway where Ellen PhlOOs
was, but where he said that lie thought an as
sallant of his had taken refuge. DE- lierold sald
that he found that there were marks of powder on
tLe dead vOngn's facr and on her clothing near
where the fatai wound VAS. -
Tnomas j. DOlan. tne General Sessions Court ON
GER y no takes part In al the mtciha'lolaI rue
AIMS. He testified that the p'sto pall whlch
Killed Ellen Ihipps of No 3s calibre. lie was
asked several questions Is to the probability OF the
scattering Of pcWd T when 2 ball DCcd loosely III
the plso from which 1t Was fred. Captain seldtn
A Day of the Unitou States Amy, also called as
an expert tesIbcd that from W hat he Etd hcard IN
tlc les, IuOny Of DIR. HerOld Of the marks OF gum
novder rbe srot that killed Ellen Phpps musf
have been fired from within three or 1Our Icct o.
her. ., p,
III thero was , proof OF any intent to xiii or of
any malice. lie would therefore withdraw the
charges Of murder III the first ana second degrees
end usaucl ter IN +hc first degree from tho cou-
sd ration OF inc u', as he would direct new
trI 4 if the defendant found guilty OF any of
those degrees of be Cnclde lie SAID hat the killing
was either II. nslaughter ia second degree or Jusil'
fable homicide.
Tie jury after a snort absence acquitted the pris
ol.er and Judge 9. leTsecVc said that tine Netd ct
was not improper thougn under the prisoners own
statement IT wss doubtful whether he bad right
10 shoot as caroieSsiy as Le dG.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
NEWS FROM Iah SUBURBS
SHE LOVES JOHN. AND JOHN LOVES II

SHE LOVES JOHN. AND JOHN LOVES HER.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Hogan. OF Nyack. returned home
Yesterday after several days ABSENCE ami found on thc
table this note:
DEAR MOTHER, have gone to get married and hope you
and IA will make the best OF IT. 'O"N
On Saturday. Immediately after the departure OF nor
parents Julia proceeded the Presbyterian psrsonsge
with John Kiiterer young German. aud was marrieI
Julia is nineteen; Kl,terer. twenty ono A Few TeeAs
ago kitterer asked Mr. Hogan IL be could marry Jut
Mr Hogan aughingy told tue love sick John 10 Wal'
until he made than SS week. Hogan Is III con-
Portable and Is welkrOwn boss painter
OF Nyack. Julia left in charge OF the honsn an1
Younger brothers and sisters. Kitterer secNou
boarding paeo for himself and his wife, IL Is said
at 81 O week for both Mr.. and nrs. Hogan say thI'
they have and will dsnhorit their daughter
Julia carief away with her all her clothing and PERSONA
effects She says that loves Joha aud John loves
her. Julia Is folr feet two inches tall