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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW-JERSEY.

r,rreebolder Peter Barclay, OF Dayton. was
,ru,alv assaulted with an yesterday by swede
canned Sam Peterson. receiving a terrible wound In
the head Peterson fed. and was chased by some
,aruers about two miles through swamps and was
or.I,v captured. He was locked up In the New
pr,rswick ial to await the result OF barclays IN
,rr,.s Tho motive for the assault was revenge.
A lecture was delivered last night in the New
prrrswick Opera House by Sir Thomas EsmoDde. al
meeting of the Irishmen Of the city. at which Gov
amor Green presided. and Senator Mcpherson. e1-
oov.rnor Albeit and Mayor Cleveland made speeches
TWO unknown men. fishing from boat of Bacon's
rier Elizabeth, yesterday, were upset by the tug
Archer Crossman. which swung against their craft
Ono of the men was drowned and the other picked up
hv the tug A. B. Packer and carried to Ncw-York
A legal war was begun between the Commissioner
~ Adjustment uider the Martin Act which has beeu
adopted by all tho largest cities in the state and inc
commissioners of the Sewers Tho result VIII declde
,ha consfitutonalty Of the act, aud will also sho"
whether half tho delinquent taxes In the city must
be left unsolicited.
The second trial Of Barclay Peak at Mount Holly was
berin yesterday. Judge Frank Fort, Of Newark
moved to quash the array OF Tor the reason tha
no venlrs had been issued out OF the supreme court
The motion was overruled were other points as 10
Jurisdiction and time Of drawing the panel Of Jurors
DIFFICULTY was had in selecting jury, many Of those
summoned admitted strong prejudice against the
prisoner Most Of the panel drawn came from other
sections Of the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
BROOKLYN.

John Echman q tailor. OF No. 3o4 Flushing ave,
Is lying at the point OF death al ST. GATHERINGS Hos
pial from fracture of the skull On Sunday he
visited George Christ at No. 45 Humeoldst. An
argument arose between them which eliminated in
Christ striking his adversary over the left eye with
beer bottle. knocking him senseless. thirst was ar
rested and held for examination
James Lyon. of No. 800 Firstst. who was reported
missing, has returned home from PittsDurg, whittier
he went private business.
At memorial meeting In the Brooklyn Tabernacle
on Sunday evening Mayor Chaplin is to preside and
addresses will be made by General W. I. sherman.
ex-Msyor Low. DR.. TsmaEe and General .. l. Wood
ford.
Alfred Drlscol. ago twelve. Of No. l26 Baxter-st.
New-iork. = brother Of Dan Driscoll the " Whyo'
who was hanged recently. was before Police Justice
Walsh yesterday upon charge OF selling counterfeit
Bridge tickets. Nicholas f. soebcck. OF No. e19 West
Ono hundred snd.fourth-st. NewYork. was arrested
yesterday for selling Drisooll the tickss.
seven police ssrgosEts were appointed By Police
Commissioner Bell yesterday.
Tho Aldermen yesterday changed the names Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
BROOKLYy BROKER ACcUSED.

Eliphslet w. Sraton broker fftythree years DID,
living at No 900 Gatessvo. Brooklyn, locked up In
Jefferson Market default OF Si5Co bail yesterday
afternoon on warrant charging I'm with the larceny Oh
furniture valued at 81 500 the properly OF William H.
Rorane furniture dealer OF No AZ Union Square The
that straton had the furniture removed on
April Is 70 his place Of business No So East Thirteenth
st 1t was then taken frsm that place without the know
edge Of Mr.. Romsne. When accused the time. STRAIT
ton said he had sold 100 worth OF the furniture and
pleaded with Rsnsne disturb him about It, Court
ocer Wood executed warrant srsigned Straton
before Justice oRey Je1crson Market Court ycstef
day srstton was represented by Lawyer McAdsm. who
asked for en- adjournment which granted The case
viii be heard Thursday afternoon
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PUT ON TRIAL FOR PERJURY

Joseph oNeil, who testified for the defence on the
Trial Of Policeman Edward Ham, who was acquitted
Of the murder Of Captain JackD Hussey, was placed
on trial yesterday before Judge Cowng ON charge OF
perjury. In the attempt which was made to show
that Hussey not properly treated at the hospital,
O'Ncil was called and testified that he saw Hussey
standing in exposed position near window OF the
Gouverncur Hospital On cross-examination hc fixed
the day nc that on which he attended the excursion
of the Ahcarn Association. The excursion OF the
John j. Ahearn Association did not take place until
q month after Hussoy's death. +. B. House moved
10 dismiss the the opening address OF Deputy
Assistant District Attorney Goss on the ground that
the giving Of such testimony, oven II false was not
under the circumstances perjury. Tho motion was
denied. Tho trial will continue to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
GoOn VIEWS FsR TIE ALDERMEN.

The Railroad Committee reported to the Brooklyn
Board Of Aldermen yesterday that the rights OF the
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company to maintain and
operate its roads had apscd and the routes belong
to the city to dispose Of The Board adopted resol-
lions on the recommendations of the committee,
directing the Cooperation Counsel to enforce the city
rights In the matter, and requesting the Governor OF
the State to withhold his signature from the bill pend
ing before him, known Senate bill $40, providing
for the nonforfcure Of the charter Of certain surface
railroads. The Leng Island Railroad In Atlantic, ave
Brookiyn IS opspsted under lease from the Atlantic
Avenue Company which controls the streetcar lines
In Atlantic and Fifth ayes Westinghouse and
Butlerst., Vanderbilt and Ninth ayes and Beisens@
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n..x.o,.st IN windsor place. and Herkimer-st to
Brcvoort place. -
A anti HIS been brought In the Supreme Court Dy
Mrs Elizabeth Brown against the Brooklyn ana
brighton Beach Railroad Company to establish hor
title to strip Of land sixty-six icet VIDE on .onos
,,.,d which IL f. claimed runs under the Brighton
Beach Hotel a..
The Christian Union of tho Hanson Place METHODIST
rnscopsl Church celebrated the twenty-nrst annver
sary of its formation last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
THURSDAY. MAY "A.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF .EoNDAY. MAY 81, 1888
ARRIVED
town Il with Idse and l5s6 passengers F"' Hurst
Steamer Jersey city iBr) Govsr Bristol
g. passengers James Arke Co. Arrived
steamer fnids dsp Rlnek Bremen MAY u s'onsna|p.
steamer Euclid Jr Gla,spooc santo, Apr q. Rio
JarIro 30 ndse to Busk Jevons Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Barraeoua (Er n1bOara St Vincent MAY MAY
craft n't & Co. Arrived at the Bar at spm,
steamer Atnos ir Low Kin ston NAY Asnwa md.:
aud PIN. ForwOod Co. Arrived at tho Bar
steamer Rowan tBr Hutchinson Port spain 10 days, va
Newport wt sugar To az . bar p M
steamer (Nor Nygaard Baracoa days with fruit
Steamer Saratoga Curtis sagua April B. Havana day.
" wi the % RsT at an Pa' m 10 jas Z
steamer STATE Of Texas williams Fernandna Brunswick,
Port Royal days. with mdse and passengers TO
m d.sI and passengers to L Walker
steamer cha. Meyer. Hand Baltimore with coal to Con-
Steamer W Bruns Lewis Baltimore, with mdso to
steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with mdse to Horatlo
Steamer Herman Winter Hallett Boston. with md'' TO
steamer CAUCUS Coleman. with mdsc to II DIM
steamer wilkesbars, Gates Boston for Port Johnson
Steamer CITY OF Fchburg. Davis Fall slver a. a., ia.
ship Srn. s to rmsnn CO. DAYS Win
Bark Marie tNor z1eharla'en Hamburg 90 day" with
Bris Victoria Hammnnr barbados via Antigua with
Brig Scad, Gvan. Antigua IL days. with sugar to W
Armstrong.
sUNsETAt sandy Essk wind moderate. ssw; clear. Al
City Island. same
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Furno..a OBJ Hedd.rwick; GLASGOW MAY May 10.
steamer r.nnland (Bss WsysT Antwerp II days with
CLEARED
steamer Nevada tsr Cushing Liverpool via Queenstown
steamsr Ems GER Jungst. Bremen via southampton
steamer Alaska ODD RICHARDSON st Johns PR-Bowrins
steamer Newport Lima, wall-Pacldc Mail s. CO
Steamer Marmion (Brl. Watt. Newport News-w Hurl'
steamer Unita CSorl Christensen. BaracOa-o0moz 6
steamer Richmond Jenney. Newport News and West
WIN Woodward Young BalsImors1BN PSwre,
thip K.lot tBr,, McEay. Bo%sayCha, sumner 4 Co
BARK Mohawk (Br) Churchill. Yokohama via Philadelphia
| BARK Virgno della Guardia ntaD. Albano Cette. FIR
SAILED
Steamers Newport, for AspInwaIi Pomona Moncgo Bay
Barxs Gaera for Alexandria; Maria Luisa Rio Janero.
BELOW.
| Brig Geo Leckhart (Brl Olsen from Maracalbo
| THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ioypox. May 2o-Arrved steamer Tycho Brahc (Beg),
onsKssrows May 2O4ArrlvsA steamer Etruria (Brl
Cook from NerYorE on her to Liverpool land pro.
SOUTHAMPTON. MAY 2l-Arrivsd. steamer Vera (Ger).
Bussln from Network on her way to Bremen (and pro-
sailed Elbs tGor Meyer from Bremen hence
HULL May 9I-salled steamer Santiago (Brl Potter for
Bsow HEAD Nav l2-Pssed City OF Berlin (Br).
Land from on her way to Queenstown and Liver
LIZARD. Nay 2O.ra.,cd steamer Denmark tBr) Risby.
from New'Ysrt oa her way 10 London.
BREMEN May ls-Arrivsd. steamer Donau tGsrl Topser,
HAvRE. May 2l-Arrved. steamer La Gascogns tFr san
telli from New YORK.
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TO prsBAYD A DRAMATIC AsSOOI TIOE.

Theodore Moss Robert b Roosevelt John Gilbert and
majority Of tho trustees American Dramatic Fund
Association petition the Supreme Court asking Tor
voluntary dissolution OF the corporation state that there
has been great change In the method OF conducting
dramatic compaaies since the Association organized
ana that there are few resident members Only one new
member has Joined tho last five years Not more than
$50 40 apiece paid anDuans during the year end
ing in March 1857. They ask that the property and
securities of the Association amounting s55So3 81 be
distributed among those entitled share in It, Justice
Lawrence has appointed Elliott Sanford referee TO In
vestlgate the matter and report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
STATEN ISLAND.

late sunday night. while waiting for train at Rose
Bank. wore attacked BY party Of Clifton toughs'
A general fight ensued, and whom q policeman ap-
pcafed on the scene he was roughly handled. After
using his club ndiscrninstely. he managed to arrest
two Of the young men, who proved to be James
OConnor and Francis Mcclure. OF Now-York Yes
tcrday they wero held for examination. During tho
fight o considerable sum OF money was stolen from
tho ticket Office at Rose Rank. Miss Katie Hazard.
the agent being compelled to leave the ticket Office
for fear Of violence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
A COMPARATIVELY NAP OF NETWORK JUST OUT

Gaylord Watson, the map, chart and book publisher
has Just issued map this city and its vicinity The
man ia a inches By co. and finished In detail 1t shows
ell lines table Of routes and List Of armores
hoselA clubs hospitals theatres banks. once buildings
etc. csfored by wards all piers and locations Of
steamship and railroad lines and ferry
routes are Shown also. The distances are indicates
BIZ enc mile circles extending from City HALL The map
mas also the additional advantages Of complete street
directory inaexcd by wards Of this city, Brooklyn ana
Jersey CITY, by which the location Of any street
In either Of the cities can readily found The elevated
railroads Of this and Brooklyn and their stsens and
the open streets annexed district are shown BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
cUrrJyo 4 THROAT FOR FIpry CENTS

ference Reynolds an ex.eonvict twenty-eeht years
CID Of No 90 West Thirty. afth-st. was az Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday TO answer charge Of
felouous assault Reynolds had claimed that Morris Corr
swed him nifty cents Corr had denied the debt Rey
noids ssid he would have his e and with
large PAN Knife sashsd Gers throat HAD the cut bssn
dxtsenth Of m inch dsspsr II would have severed the
utx1plps Justice o'neiuy committed Reynolds br trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
AyAGED OPFEyDeR sTyrrycEp.

Michael Bren white headed man sixty. seven years
cid sentenced 70 States Prison for FIVE years by Re
eorder smyth yesterday Bren cted last Of
obtaining $1,000 worth Of from the Public Stores
under false pretences last December The Recorder
p,sxne sentence said regret 4 man OF your age
in your position your whole life has been checkered
You have always allowed yourself to DO the willing tool
Of such notorious criminals Andy Roberto and Gleason
WAC let you DO the dangerous while hey screened
themselves from the law"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
ALONG THE SOUND,

Harbor Master Captain John Mcneil, OF Bridgeport,
has returned from Washington and reports that tho
details OF the points In tho appropriation fer Bridge
port harbor satisfactorily arranged and the
sums called for will pass with the general bill.
Frank Durkn. who was brought to Bridgeport
from New-Milford Saturday with his throat cut.
afterward confessed by mods that he had attempted
suicide. He died yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
LONG ISLAND.

Many members OF Nev-York German singing
societies, who had agreed 10 tshe part the anni-
vsrssry exercises Of the Astoria hor refused
whom they found that the hall In which they 10
sing belonged to George Ehrot tho brewer They
sympathize with the striking brewers. but the festival
suffered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Jockey Club races Gravesend- 2:1S p m
Methodist General Conference. Metropolitan opera
House.
Stewart will case before Surrogate Ransom
Ccdarhust steepechasc races, Cedarhurst 40 D. m
Mayor Hewitts testimony before Coroner Lcvy In
Lincman Murray's case.
Auction sale OF Morris Estate, Real Estate Exchange
Investigation by Commissioners Of Accounts
State Civil Service Commission Examinations, cooper
Union 10 a.
Trial of Thomas B. Kerr before Judge Patterson
Funeral OF Frederick Marsden. No. 3lS west ono
hundred Ind twonty sixth-st,
Long Island Congregational Association, Patchogue.
Driving Club .rottng races. Fleetwood PARK, D. m
Special meeting OF College of the City OF New-York
Trustees y. M
Literary Society Of Y. M. c. A.. Association Hall.
p. m. ~.
Meeting OF IIId Assembly District Republican Club
Cooper Union D. m
Madison Avenue Baptist Church Sunday school ami
verssry, = 80 D. m.
Wilson zousves' reunion. No. 1872 Thirdsve.. D. m
Pink Tea party in aid Of St Philips Parish Home, No.
161 West Twenty afthsL, 30 D. M
Conference Of Catholic Clergy ST. Michaeps Church.
Meetings Of Police and Pilot Commissioners
Lecture by Professor IL. E. Holt Chapel OF the Cob
lege Of the City Of New-York, y. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
RAIIMAY.

william Boce, salesman at IL B. Clahn Co.'S,
was out driving OH Sunday accompanied by his wife.
At narrow point In tho road near Fetters Mills, they
were overtaken By Water Commissioner Johnson and
J. H. Bait. who In attempting to pass Mr. Boces rig
caught its rear wheel. Mr.. Boces buggy was up
set and Mrs Dolce thrown violently to the ground
breaking her In two places.
Luke Parsons, his wife and family were also driving
on Sunday when a driver attempted to pass them and
I'm doing so locked wheels. overurning Mr. Parscns
carriage throwing them all out. Mrs. Parsons had
two ribs broken and other serious bruises and cuts
The rest Of the party escaped injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
Sun rises 4Ss Sets 7,l2 Moon 256 Moons ara IL
HIGH WATER
A. M-sandy neoE t3l Gov Isld Alel He'll Cats. 6;Ss
p M-SaHdy Hosk 60l Gov IslL 6:22 He'll Gate, TAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
HOME NEWS.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Frederick y. Low OF
California BARTIIoLDI-General Il. r. Alexanaer'
president OF the Central Railroad OF Georgia BhoN
WICK-Colonei John Hay, OF Washington ana l.. o.
Letter of Chicago. FIFTH AVENUE-Ex senator war
ner Miller, Of Hcrkmer, N Y, and Charles Emory smn
OF Philadelphia. H0BFMAN-ward H. Lanion' OF Ooi'
orado and Philip u. Thompson IT,. OF Kentucky NEW
YORK;. d. c. Atkins Commissioner OF In1ian Anairs'
and j. j. s. IIassler Of the Interior Department sTU
TEV ANT-Commander Henry c. Taylor u 3. navy
WINDSOR-Ex Governor James English OF Connecticut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
JERSEY CITY.

project is on foot to build an elevated rallroaa
from tho New-Jersey Central Railroad Depot ut
Communipaw through johnson and Paramount ayes
IN West side-avo on the west side Of the hill. The
Central Railroad Company Is Interested In the
nroiect. and has given the right Of way over Its
property westward as far as the Brunswickst. line.
which Is nearly one-thrd Of the distance Garrett
Van Horn has also granted the right Of way through
bis estate and he Is stool holder In the new company
John Elinnsman. of No. IA Ocean ave-. died about
two months ago and was buried by his employer
John N Meyer. a grocer. 1t was supposed that
FlInnsman had no money. but yesterday $500 was
found in the pockets of old pair of trousers wch
onc NJ his former fellow clerks about to sell to
iunkman.
John W. BisseIl sued E. x. sequnc, until recently
bis partner In the law business with an ONCE az NO
254 washng tonst., Jersey City, to recover vi 20
The case was decided against the plaintiff in Judge
Dayton's Court yesterday, after 1t had occupied the
attention of the court and = jury for two days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
Rich, Fancy and Plain Silks.

Rich, Fancy and Plain Silks.
MES McCREERY & co.
Have placed OH sale 5000 yards
Of Rich Fancy Silks from S1.OO to
$3.50 a yard; and, at S1.OO per
yard, the qualities of COlOre d
Silks i'm satin effects, formerly
marked $1.25 and $3.50.
The advantages presented by
these reductions are respectfully
recommended to our customers.
JAMES McCR EERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
NEWARK.

writ OF attachment has been issued by tho UT
cult Court against Steele Mackays In suit to recover
on a promIssory note given by him to Christian Won
Hesse, Of Nsw-Yorh The attachment Is against tho
interest Of Mr. Mackays in a life insurance policy that
was taken cut In the namo of his father Mr. Mckay,
Of Newark. The debt amounts to s64s
Chancellor McGill yesterday granted an absolute
divorce to Pauline Wagner from her husband, Henry
Wagner, who is now in tho employ OF Billy
Moloncy on his yacht at Montreal Tho parties wero
married in 1885, and the womans father presented
her with check for g., 800 which Wagner got cashcd
a few days later and then left Newark The deserted
wife has waited three years to obtain divorce. In
lettor to his wifes counsel Wagner wrote from Mon
treal that he didn't have time to come to Newark to
appear in the suit that he was in the emplo! OF
man who had left homo under much the same cir
cumstances He added: So you SEQ have follow
feeling for him."
The fourteenth annual convention OF the Horse
shocrs National Union assembled In Isaac's Hall yes
tcrday, and Will continue In session during the week
The first anniversary celebration of the Law and
Order League held last night In the hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-03
Proposed Amendments to The Constitution
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No. 2, Proposing an
amendment to section one, article eight of the
constitution, by striking out the word " white"
Be resoired by The Legislature OF the State Of Kansas,
trords of the members elected 10 each house thereof
concurring therein:
SECTION l. The following proposition to amend
the constitution Of the state of Kansas is hereby
submitted the qualified electors of the state for
their approval or rejection, namely The constitu-
ton of the state of Kansas is hereby amended by
striking out the word white in section one article
eight relating to the militia OF the state that said
section amended shall read as follows Section l..
The militia shall be composed of all able-bOdied
male citizens between the ages OF twenty-one and
fortyhve years except such as are exempted by the
laws of the United States or of this state; but all
citizens of any religious denomination whatever
who from scruples OF conscience may he averse to
bearing arms shall be exempted therefrom upon
such conditions as may be prescribed by law.
SEC. 2. This proposition shall be submitted 10 the
electors of this state at the general election for the
election of representatives to the legislature in the
year A. D. eighteen hundred and lightweight, for
their approval or rejection Those voting in favor
of this proposition to amend the constitution shall
have written printed on their baf:ots, "For the
amendment to section one article eight OF the con-
stitution; those voting against the proposition to
amend the constitution shall have written printed
their ballots, against the amendment to section
one, article eight of the constitution" Said ballots
shall be received and said vote shall he taken,
counted, canvassed and returns thereof made, in
the same manner and in all respects as is provided
by law in cases of the election of representatives. in
the legislature.
SEC s. This resolution shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the statute
book.
Approved February %, 1887.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is true and
correct copy of the original enrolled resolution now
on file in my Office and that the same took effect by
publication in the statute book, June 20, 1887.
E. b. ALLEN, SecretaTy Of &ate,