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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05
CLUBBED BY JERSEY CITY POLICEMAN

Thomas Smith, a chance man on the police force
OF jersey City, and attached TO the second precinct
has been suspended pending Investigation Of serious
charges made against him by George Price Smith
and Price live In the same house, No. Oswego-st,
and thoy also frequent a liquor store kept by J.
O'Neill, at No. bs6 Grand-st On Saturday Mrs.
O'Nclll asked Smith why he had threatened to as
sault her husband Smith denied the charge, and
asked for the Of her informant, and was told
that 1t was George Price. AS Price happened to
10 passing Just then he was called in, and finally
said that his wife had told him. Warm words en-
sued and Smith threatened Price. The latter started
to leave the place and he reached the
sidewalk Smith struck him the head with his club,
cutting a deep cash In his scalp Price, who is
much smaller than Smith, tried to get away, but
the policeman caught him and dubbed him brutally
Price then boarded a In order to make complaint
at police headquarters, and Smith got on the same
car when Price left the al Van VorStst., Smith
arrested him and took him TO the First Precinct
Station charging him with dsorlcrly conduct Price
was detained until his employer, c. A. Woolscy gave
ball for him. He then told his story TO CHEZ Mdrpby
and Smith promptly suspended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05
NEWARK

Under a law passed at the present session Of the
Legislature, the Republicans in Common Council pro-
pose TO divide two wards, the Sth and 18th, creating
two additional wards to be- represented by four new
al ermen These wards contain larger total popu-
alton than six other wards combined. The proposed
di,l-on will strengthen Republican representation In
tho city government
George a. Hasley and party will start FOR Florida
on the Vesbule train ON the Pennsylvania Railroad
to-day, for visit OF two weeks and partly In con-
sequence Of this fact the Legislative In estigation Of
the officers of Morris Plains Lunac Asylum, Of which
Mr. Halsey Is president OF the Board Of Managers,
viii be postponed until the Legislature adjourns.
A Government officer is expected in Newark to
select ground AMI plans for the post office enargcmct,
for which $4,000 has been appropriated by Cong ss.
The vacated property Of the First Baptist Church Is
directly in the rear of the post Office and this will pro-
he Durchased
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oLEARIyG Up 4 NYSrE RIouS n1s.pPrARAxcI

Among the recent Of mysterious disappearance
was that OF Dr. Park prominent physician Of jersey
CRY who vanished from the public view two or three
months ago. The excited much interest but the
fate OF the doctor remained mystery until day or two
ago when 1t discovered that he inmate St
VinceDt's Hospital IN this city. DR.. Moore the house
,bvslcan was seen az the hospital yesterday and at
arst was reluctant talk about the matter Then he
said that Dr. Park been quietly brought hos
ptal by some OF his intimate friends the day
di~aprearance from home. lie had relatives and
his mind was Affected lie private patient the
hospital during all the time the authorities search
ing for him and ia there yet
In reply to a question whether DR.. Park Is in immedi
danger Of dying, DIR. Moore said unfortunately
no. From this 1t appears that his mental disorder is In
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for all this The port, he said. should have It's
affairs in competent hands, clothed with full

for all this. The port he said. should have its
affairs in competent hands, clothed with 1ull
authority to make rules and carry them out.
sufficient number of steam launches shoulo oe
provided to keep the crowded waterways coh-
stantly patrolled. Once assured OF having us
orders obeyed, the directing authority couid pro-
coed rapidly toward snatcliing order out OF Tine
present confusion.
I'VE have only to look abroad he continued,
ito see the results of order and efficiency op'alhe"
bv such commissions The Thames at London,
compared to New-i ork harb'r, is Dut NIUE nolc
than q muddy ditch yet "a Vast commerce Is
there accommodated Such metnous as are EN-,
ployed at London, if brought to bear mere, wouiu
produce startling results, The directing authority
there is a commission known as The Thames Con
servancy Board all important interests OF the
river having representatives on H. Inc Con
serN ators on the part of the Corporation OF LONDON
are the Lord Mayor and SIN OF the Aldermen on
the part of the Admiralty, two admlrals OF the
ROYAL Navy; of the Board of Trade, two cltizens'
one of whom formerly captain OF White
Star steamship, and one OF the TRINITY HOUSE.
which has charge of lighthouses and other naViga-
ton interests. besides two captains, one OF thein
formerly in The East India Service In addition to
these the ship-owners of London are represented
by two sea captains; the owners OF passover
steamers by one member tie owners Oh a's"1T be
and tugs, by two the whartingers, by one. me
deputy chairman of the Board is an admral, the
secretary. q naval captain. The engineer on ohe
Board is civil engineer OF dlstlnctIoh' ana uheie
is finally, an assistant secretary 100
!" This Board, clothed in the beginning with con-
siderable powers, has given such satisfaction uur
inc tho last thirty wears that various addlt1onal
interests have fallen to its from time to time
until now it Is intrustcd with practically com,
pete authority over the affairs OF the port Oh
London and its approaches. The natural imper-
lection Of the harbor, the immense traffic whlcb
uses il with safety and comfort, are suincient
answers to any doubts as to its efficiency III
would SEEM therefore. that we could not do better
than to initiate English friends, and TO put
in practice the methods they have found sue
cnSsfuln
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

RoIlin NJ. Soure's application TO Supreme Court for
writ OF certiorart.
Funeral Of Garrett Roach St. Paul's Methodist Epsco
pal Church.
American Baseball Association meeting and banquet,
Clarendon Hall. Brooklyn.
Meeting Of Park Commissioners.
Meeting Of Columbia College trustees
Meeting OF Baptist Preachers 9Hd Reformed Pastors
New Rochelle Yacht Club election. Hotel brunswick.
evening.
Removal OF ID Battery into armory evening
Academy of Sciences Columbia College, y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05
TIVE K1ERyAYsULLIvAy 7RoUBLE RENEWED

Richard j. LOOMS OF No. 81 Pearl st.. ar'aignel
ves,erdsy at the Tombs Court charge OF burglary
Policeman Edwards said that Saturday ABOUT midnight
Loo,nis came to him and told him that safe had been
broken into at No Broad ~. Tie cer went there and
found that the safe IN Kiernsns agency had been
bolen omen The Office door had also been opened and
brace had been put against 1t to keep 1t closed lie
arrested Loomis suspicion, and on the way TO the sta
ton the latter confessed 10 having placed the brace
against the door At the JohL J. .les-
nan ana his mariner william r. Sullivan, present
Mr. Sullivan testified that the prisoner was not In his EN-
poy ana had no business In the Office
Ex-senator Kernan said that he assumed All RESPONSE
by for the prisoners action as he had sent Looms 70
ONCE to get the books for the purpose OF examining
them. Mr. Sullivan claimed that Mr.. kiersn hdd sOld
his Mayor Gleason OF Long lsahd
City and consequently had nothing more TO do with IT,
The prisoner Was held for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05
NETWORK CITY.

The White Cross league when now has member
ship of over 1000 in this city, held meeting yestcr
day afternoon at Association Hall, and listened TO
address 10y Dr. L. Bolton Bangs, on the subject Of
personal Purity"
"Emmct's Day will be duly honorcd this evening
by big demonstration In Cooper Union, gotten up by
the Clan-na Gael.
The Rev. Joseph H. Mcmahon, Of st. Patricks Cathe-
dra Is at present guest OIL DR.. Joseph COrrgan at
Antonio, Fla
The German steam Sorrento from Hamburg,
which arrived yesterday, had rough voyage. Twice
she was compelled heave-to In dangerous seas. On
tho 26th there was terrible blow and oil was poured
upol. the troubled waters with good effect
The CreeDpolnt Irshmen will celebrate the annlv
sary Of Robert Emmcts birthday by public meeting
this evening In St. Anthonys Parish Hall, Leonarst.
under the auspices Of the Celtic Association, Assis
tant District Attorney Fitzgerald, Of York, Will
deliver the Grafton
Father McHugh, of the Church Of the Holy Cross,
Flatbush, has been appointed by Bishop Loughiin,
pastor Of the Church Of St. Mary Star Of the Sea-
Court-st.
The Rev. DR.. Ward passed another comfortable day
from danger, gives cause for anxiety to his
ply scians or his friends.
Upward OF 800 persons visited the Cycorama OF
the Battle OF Gettysburg yesterday.
The fourth organ recital will be given at the First
Presbyterian Church. Fifth rave and Tweifth-st, to-
day, at 3 80 D. IN. Gerrit Smith, organist, will be
assisted by Mrs smith, soprano, and Francis Fisher
Powers, baritone
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M0HAiRS, CHALLiES AND INDIA SILKS

MoAAiRS, CHALLlES AND IADIA SILKS.
JAMES cry & co.
Have just received and on Mon
day, March 9TH, Will exhibit i'm the
Dress Goods Department, their
new impOrtatiOns of India Silks,
i'm a variety of new patterns, in
Guiding "RhOdOdendrOn" and
other large designs, light and
dark grounds.
French Challies, printed in fast
cOlOrs, i'm the small spray designs
so much i'm favor.
Raiah Cloth and Summer Hen
rietta in a full assortment OF new
cOlOrS.
A separate counter has been as
signed for the popular fabric,
"En~lish MOhair," which is shown
i'm white and cOlOrs; also in
stripes, checks, and beige effects,
i'm superior. lustrOus qualities.
LANES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth Street.
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JERSEY CITY.

Another case Of smallpox was discovered yesterday.
The patient, George Chamberlain, was removed from
bis home In Newark-ave, opposite the Court House,
to tho smallpox hospital at Snake Hill.
A freight train on the New-York, Lake Eric ana
western Railroad staining Just beyond the hudson
County limo run into ON Saturday night by an
east bound freight train and the locomotive and several
cars were badly wrecked. No one Injured
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4 CLEVER CoyvIors ArrEmPr TO ESCAPE.

While couple OF guards at the Sing Sing prison were
walking through the yard yesterday afternoon they saw
we'll dressed looking vscantly about the place
When questioned by the guards he said he was looking
dog that had under the gate The suspicion OF
the guards aroused. because. as the gate was
closed. it would have been impossible for dog to 60
through While the three In conversation another
guard happened along who recognized the man AZ prison
convict How he gained possession Of the clothes 10
mystery TO the Jail authoneA His escape was clevery
planned.
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NEWS FROM The SUBURBS
NEW ERSET.

John ONeil and Charles Vincent, two young mon
who were stopping at the house OF d. d H. McAlpln,
in Morrisown died yesterday from inhallng coal ga
on Thursday night, while sleeping In room In the
upper part OF the building in which coal fire was
burning
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HOME NEWS.
ppOutNpyT ARRIVALS

run hrenus Hofel-William G. Enhcof. Secretary OF
War General Adam Bsieau 90 nan H""s'-Wf-
Henry Bacon. Of Goshen, y. 'Asey House-ExCJ
gresham James NJ Marvin, OF Saratoga
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH o. 1883

curabIe Dr. Moore did to think that there was
ANYTHING unusual In profound secrecy which has oeen
observed In the case but said that IN BoomhRoae ana
other insane asyuns Information whatever would have
been youchsafed.
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wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

The taxpayers OF Wilamsbriage have decided to
build schOOlhOusc. to cost $4,000. The build
Ing Will be OF brick with brown stone trimmings.
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long ISLAND.

A temporary organization OF several labor assOcia-
tions. a ter tho model of the Central Labor Union.
OF New York. effected yesterday, III Long Island
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MAXINE IVf ELLIGENUE.
MINIATURE ALSIANAC.

MINIATURE ALIANAO
TO-DAY
sun rises "a SO Moon rises LIZ Moons sgs ~
WATER
,v-sandv HOOK liz tiov TsrI l:2l Hell Gate. 2lO
P'A,-Sandy Hook l:5l dow. Ispd zoo Hell oate ois9
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SHIPPING .VEWS.
PORT OF w.YoRK........sUNDAY. MARCH 4.
ARRIVED


PORT OF SUNDAY. MARCH 4. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer AuranIa tB Hams Liverpool FEB 2S onse1s
steamer Richmond Hin OBI: Hyde Lcnton Feb 10 With
steamer soPreso Ger, Muller Hamburg Feb 49, with
mde and 2S4 passengers Funch Edye Co Arrived at
the Steamer snr Liberia tNor Dane,on Mayagez Feb 49, with
mdse to funch. Edye Co Arrived at the Bar at
and passengerst ouerbridgo Co Arrived at the Bar
Steamer CITY Of Savannah smith, Savannah days, with
shswmSt Fuller Gays with mdse to
with mdse and passengcrsto Did Dominion So Co ,
nS eas o
steaacr Breakwater D.le. Newport Newsand NortoK'
steamer chas Mayer. Hand baltimore with coal to Con-
steamer Herman Winter, Haett Boston. with mdso to
Bark x%erc Armstrong. Barbados 25 days IN ballast to
sUNsEr,-At Sandy Hook, wind strong. NV; clear. At
CITY Island. Wind fresh wv clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer Ocean Prince tBr M!Iibr,n cionfuegos days.
Barr Bar at iI 10 p IN N. ''''' ''''' a,,n
Steamers Egyptian Monarch for London santiagG nni'
Ratap5a SsSSoTt News: Port Victor baltimore
Ships Fredlanier. for liverpool Anna, Hamburg.
Also snei-via Long Island sound-steamer Poria Tor
Halifax and st Johns NF.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEGI
FOREIGN PORTS.
orryysrowx Mar t-Arrved steamer Wyoming (Br),
Rgny NswYork Feb II on her to Liverpool land
Sale steamers Etrura Br Cook and Alaska Br) Muir
fror Liverpool hence for New York.
BRKNRS 3-saled steamer Werra (Ger) Bussius Tor
New.York. ,,-,, ,r.,u,
Buschmann, from NewYOrk -
HAvBE Mar 3-saied steamer La Ga1cosne (Ft santehL
for New-lork
HAVANA Mar s-saed. steamer Manhattan Stevens, from
Mexican ports hence tor New-YOrk
(For later shipping NeWs. u any, sss FJth PI5a)
Announcement.
SEND $40
10 C. C. eHAYvF Furrier for best quality london dyed
Alaska Sicque 40 inches long perfect fitting new
sfve and thereby All other lengths and sizes
IN SaQue Newmarkes and Paetots at propertonate
before storing Mink lined circulars ana
Plush marked way down. Can this week or write
FOR prlcos lOS Prnce-st
Beware OF slight irritation of the throat.
Brummclls Cough Drops give In ns Hate r,-t sold AZ
the rAlrO. and druggists everywhere
"GoGEBIC." f. & w. "GOGEDIC.'
NEW "GARROrE" COLLAR
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
$40 WEST l28rH.sr
Diseases Of tho Nervous svstsn Geno-Urtnary organs
Impotence and sterllitg Hours-Sto IL, toa
ITO MOTHERso
WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. for Chil Iran Ts,thirg
soffens gums reduces Inflammation. alys all paia
cures collie AMI iarrhes Tweayhve coats 0ott'
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3ID WEST l25rH-iE
OF the Nervous Gento-CrnarT organs
impotence and sterllltg Tours-s to II, to-
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BROOKLYN.

Tho funeral of John Clnz, only son of Rear Admiral
J. NJ Il. Citz, u b NJ, will take place to-day, al
No. 434 Gates He dol saturday, at tho ag,
of fortytve after weeks illness rom Inflammation
Of the brain the he served a mate In the
mcn-of-war Powhaian, Santiago do Cuba, Junata and
PenODscOt.
Six new members were received in Plymouth Church
yesterday by Dr. Lyman Abbott Tho bimonthly
communion followed the morning service.
Madamo lie Plongeon will lecture On Central America
In Ply mouth Church, Wednesday evening, Ia AID
Of tn, Willow Lace Tree kindergarten
The Democratic General Committee Will hold a
special meeting this evening to adopt resolutions In
honor OF the late Treasurer OF the body, Colonel
Thomas Carroll, whose funeral will bc held In st,
James's Roman Catholic Cathedral to-morrow, al
10 a m.
At the meeting Of the Executive Committee of the Re
publican General Committee tomorrow evening 1t Is
expected that Luther W. Emerson, Of the Seventh
Ward, will be chosen chairman.
The Rev. Henry A. Powell, pastor Of the Lee Avenue
Congregational Church, has accepted the ChaPaincy
of the Attn Regiment, N c. 5. n. Y, to succeed DR.,
Newland Maynard,
Burglars entered the tailor shop OF Morris Jacobs,
at No 5l3 Futon-st, yesterday morning. BY forcing
q door, and stole clothing worth $3.50
colorcd man named Julius W. Henry, ago thirty
seven, VI No sd GOldst was found unconscious
with a fractured skull at York and Main SITS, early
yesterday morning, and died before an ambulance
could reach the spot lie hal been seen walking near
Fulton Ferry a short time before and staggering as
Il drunk or dazed.
Henry Justus, OF No 554 Siyth-ave, was found In
an uncOnsc condition at the Pa kvLe station VI
the Prospect Park and COney Island Railroad late
saturday night on the arrival oil tho last train. lie
was conveyed to the Long Island College Hospital
suffering serious injuries No ono seems to know
how no hurt.
Edward Haas an iron mouder, In foundry at No.
200 Bushwick-ave, hal both legs broken at tho
thighs by a moulding machine falling upon him, late
SATURDAY. night uo was taken st. Catharines
Hospital.
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INCOMING STEAHERS.
TUESDAY. MACRH o
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY, MARCH u.

OUTGOING STEAMERS
TUESDAY MARCH Q.
Vessel
v.,,., zfn. For Mall. clo,a sails
WISCONSIN, Liverpool b:3O
Chateau LATTE, Bordeaux BordeanK.-.--
ri Calao, TleDaud. Ciudad- Boivar---- pm pm
WEDNESDAY. MARCH T.
Renuhlla White star. Liverpool 03O i3o m
Egypt National. Liverpool ...-.--....--... 4 pm
Barrlcouta, atlantic r WI. BTbaioes- am AZ AN
THURSDAY, MARGINS
state OF Alabama. State Glasgow..-.--... am
Rug HambA Amer. Ha nburg- EoOp I'D
I'raye y q Lioyd. Bremen q Stnmpnll am IN
Manhattan Alex'dre Havana &c.------ pm pm
VTyenca Red ~. Laguayra----.----.----li m 4 pm
Crlnoc Quebec, bermud pm pm
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r. H, MACY & CO.,
SIXTH AVE. 18TH ST. TO 18th ST.
IN OUR
81 SILK

DEPARTMENT WE ARE OFFERING THE FOLLOW
ING UNUSUALLY GREAT VALUES
1CAsEALL~sILK SATIN RHADAME 59c.
lease ALI~sILK SATIN MERvEILLEUX, $40.
lCAsE ALI~sILK DOUBLE WARP sURAH 100
/ CASE RICH wATERED SILK. $50.
30 PIECES ELEGANT QUALITY GRos GRAIN, 99c
HIGH CLASS NOVELTIES IN STRIPED AND
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10 PIECES EXTRA HEAVY 24.INCH MOURNING
SURAH 99c.
ESPECIAL GRADES FABLE FRANCHISE. 99c, 81 rs,
81 AZ
RICH SATIN LUXoN, $50, 81 % AND sl4
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,

"GoGEBIC." f. w. "GOGEDIc.'
OUR NEW "GARROrE" COLLAR
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Beware of slight irritation of the throat.
Brummclis Cough Drops give I'm ns tts r'l-t Soh AZ
The stations and dru SITS everywhere
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10 c. C. eHAY~F. Furrer. for best quality london dyed
Alaska Scaskin 40 inches long perfect fitting new
STYLE and thsreDy $50 All other lengths and yes
IN Seal Saque and Paetots al propertionate
reduction before storing away MAX lined Circulars and
Plush markell way down. Cal this week or write
FOR pricoA los Prnce-st
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The plan before Congress is looked upon by
many as the best solution of the harbor problem
vet presented. The proposed law, as explained
by IL, chIel advocate, Commander H. Y. Taylor,
Formerly Naval adviser TO Mayor Edson, provides
for the appointment by the OoNefhhleht Va d
Harbor Commission for New York. IL Is 10 De
composed Of an officer Of the Army Lnglneef corps
al officer of the Navy, ono of the Coast Survey,
o cit. zen Of Now-l DIRK, representing tic Chamber
of Commerce and other commercial bodies, ana one
citizen OF New-Jersey TO represent the interests
of that State in the harbOr. To these will be
added representatives, OF other interests from tine
~ time as deemed advisable, until the new DOoy
becomes like the " thames ConserVahcy Doafu, Vi
London, which has done 80 much Tor That famous
port and city. c,
III discussing this measure recently, COMMANDER
Gayl sad There appears never TO have been
AMI authoritative direction Of the affairs OF the
Upper Bay and the North and East Rivers. The
offices OF lIorbor Masters and Port Wardens have
been sonnet ines filed at other times vacant sun;
the presence or absence Of these officials has had
Bttie effect upon the prevailing confusion Prac-
t,cai and powerful management of harbOr analIs
The limits Of the anchorage grounds in the
rivers and the Upper Boy have been Defined but
Che lines were badly chosen, and were laid down
upon map entirely incorrect. Through the mldSt
of the North River anchorage long unwieldy tows
were permitted TO pass, to the discomfort and IN
their way down the river through the swarm of
vessels always in motion between New York ana
Jersey City. Vessels sunk in the rivers Law az
the bottom until they forgotten, and wrecks
Vere scattered throughout the harbor Much con-
fusion also exists In the navigation Of the harbor
waters. The Government rules Of the road are in
force and the Pilot Commissioners use excellent
Judgment in regard to the local rules but under
The present system Of administering affairs no
competent authority. In fact, although the neg
kct of the physical photographic features Of the
bort Il surprising, the chaotic condition Of the
wonder
THE THAMEs coMxIssToN A. MoDyr.
Mr.. Taylor then went on to speak Of the remedy