Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - February 5, 1884, Trenton, New Jersey jr NO know it told only two Hw about me day so I'll have to give it a vote First IN A PASSION to In t me Peaceful s Morning Youngblood boiled over last night Jtr the time this sevion The seeding of hit had confined itself to private and internal exhibitions until iie to on Governor Abbett lift night lie into the Chambers as calm as a hearing in hand an olive brunch in the shape of the he introduced Kst wook in accordance the suggestion of the Governor's special wage on the Cemetery matter later he out wrath like a around his brow anger from his eyes and mge to drive the of madness out of the open of bin not diminutive in the Executive probably never be known Governor says that the Senator told him t didn't know what he was talking about Senator that the told him if ha couldn't bring a better hill than there he had better not conte at all All that public can know about it is came up in the Senate last night Senator took occasion to a few very bitter somewhat the of which was he had been speaking ked out of the Governor's office that he In't and didn't whether the t satisfied with the and that Senator who went to see the Governor Titl to be insulted The trouble to have over a provision in the that it Bhall not apply to cemeteries by Senator things that the State has no right to in- I fere in the management of such cemeteries Governor thinks man ought right to be buried in In the While the hill wan up Senator Stainsby took to speak vigorously in its favor made the that in no place in except the Catholic cemetery jmd the -.rotter's could a colored be TO SHUi OFF In the House thin morning Mr Rich from the table his amending the rules so that no member should be to explain vote after the call of the roll had been Mr Cole characterized tbe R aiming at a gifi law and Mr added that it looked if the lution wan to be put through by the cratic Mr Rich said the only object of the to improper debate over a bi after roll cril has The amendment would prevent members from giving an unfair presentation when there was no opportunity to answer them The amendment was adopted 32 to 26 The House immediately afterwards tabled a lution that it a vote to carry the previous When Cole's for taxation of real Mate of corporations came up Mr Clarke moved a call of the House Mr A was the Mr moved that the be laid over till Mr Armitage be Mr Cole opposed on the ground that if Mr Armitage wanted to neglect his duty or shirk a vote on the that was no reason for the other fifty-nine members to allow the business of the Houst to be delayed The motion to lay over prevailed the Sergeant-at-Arms was directed to hunt the absent member A PASSAGE AT IN THE SENATE There was a little at arms in the Senate this morning over the Vail tional When it came up for passage Senator Gardner to have it laid over until morning Senator Vail on the ground that there was no son why the Senators not vote on it now list intelligently PS to-morrow morning The motion to lay over carried by the Owing vote Applegate Cochian lardner Hires Nichols Pancoast Stainsby Vanderbilt and Youngblood 12 Nays Brinkerhoff Carpenter Doughty W B Miller and 5 voting Criggs and 2 ab- sent K Miller and Smith 2 vote is an notice that the railroads fight the amendment Senator Stainsby in explaining his vote said that he heartily in favor of the resolution but voted aye out of respect to Senator Gardner The civil service reform wai adversely this in the Senate the Special on including for 207 Mr Scott providing for of voters in of 208 Mr providing in counties of the first the compensation of and inspectors of election 209 Mr aughlin making the number of morgues three to be located in of over 210 Mr Mclaughlin lien on propel ty for the Amount of 211 Mr Fish providing that three notice must be given before ate dispossessed 212 Mr Fish providing that to county shall be there aad nowhere else 213 Mr Mills authorizing to change time for holding annual 214 Mr Cole regulating election of Association 215 Mr Savage declaring any poison A ho dodges toll on toll roads a disorderly person 216 Mr a Jersey City charter BY I HE OF EDMUND t the to Man to Whom He Has A Colony of la Jadge and the The held a quiet session night v to the About the only debate over a fui fill me to pay Mr the hut logic Neighbour several other prevailed old Mr Wildrick arose to protest against the y of the act He had been a constable in WiTen county for years and found nothing short of a fw of induce some delinquents to pay np their JIM tfl too poor to pay had ever suffered The discretion in selecting who Able to pay the long HAI of df The hill failed receiving only in the affirmative A extending the public school to schools of a hundred children pi Mj opposed it on the that expense to the State not by an adequate benefit The repealer if Dunn act was defeated The Dunn act that applicants for ad minion to the not be required to give specified ber of to preTions study Senate No 61 which passed the Senate night said to have a mute inglorious something or other concealed about it ia to prevent town city opening through depot Tne Senate hw cleared calends at it held Winter It Is now improbable either Miller or Senator ipy their mts this Winter is a great f Private Secretary Semple always keeps ia the universal opinion that Secretary the Prison Committee looked Weller's he made out his little to the State It is probable he charging for the time and n getting the members of tbe Senate have pasted a revolution S EUtf cot respondent of the t Ilk should be debarred from the a picture of IA day all In when a ere not looking 4 al for their Hid on to tbe t -I of tl OB the floor of the fit ai v will 1 H A A- and Have Been Doing MONDAY February 4 SENATE Mr Grigga presented a petition in favor of the abolition of contract prison labor The following bills were 103 Mr authorizing townships aging inhabitants to the square mile where water is furnished for public use to construct sewers and drains 104 Mr Merrill requiring City Solicitor in of the second chw to be elected by the people 105 Gardner authorizing to con- ct and maintain public parts Mr restoring Edmund Teel of Warren county to the rights of citizenship Mr fnv oiling of vacancies in the offices of Judge or Inspector of Election on registry day 103 Mr Brinkerhoff regarding elections in counties of the first claw 109 Mr Brinkerhoff authorising the discharge of claims against one or more of several joint or 110 requiring plaintiffs out of State to give if required bonds to da fendants for costs 111 Mr Vail giving to Boards of license in cities of the second class power to fix the amount of license fees 112 Mr litres making term of Chosen holder three years 113 Mr Carpenter authorizing collection of tolls on certain bridges 114 Mr Stainsby providing that where the amount Of appropriate the bonded debt of vy city shall prove cient the Board of Finance shall order another assessment The following bills were S 1 forbidding lading out of streets through depot platforms S 56 amending Hackensack detective act S 11 and 12 extending the time of the completion of certain railroads S 35 fixing size and style of election tickets lost 8 75 it lawful for cities to offset claims held by tax papers against taxes due recommitted A Battle In which Figured John Martin Happy Charley is the name of the leader of the Salvation Army forces in this city In lust weekly to the War of the work done in Trenton he The paraded streets and invited people to join our meeting shouting like auctioneer But oh how mad it made the devil Thousands of people thronged the sidewalk and followed us up When the devil could it no longer he gi a lot of his lowers to us with snow and ice but it did no more than to smash some of onr ners give tbe L a black eye On Sunday we were at it again by seven o'clock getting our swords sharpened ibr the day's fighting and we needed it too devil ready for the fight We forced the fighting all day and had the faction at lart of seeing the devil ron like a coward At he meetings now held at Harmony Hall the CaptAin a song about blood that is rendered to the air of Boo It is quite popular with the boyo who enter into the chorus with spirit Capt Charley is a bo liever to the degree in emotional religion Sunday afternoon he announced a giund Sunday night very grand time Monday and oh such a grand time night John of the notorious Martin family WM one of the auditors lie was intoxicated and insisted on speaking He promised to re- form The assemblage much moved Yesterday morning Martin in the again The Good Win's war About fifty gentlemen assisted in the bration of the eightieth of the Good Will Fire at Brooke's ant on North Greene street last night The celebration consisted of a banquet followed by speeches and The of fare com- prised all the delicacies and the toasts as Our Moore Active by H McGuire The Fire Do by Frank H Taylor The Trans by Megill Old by David Campbell The committee of ments James Klias K Leslie Edward C Thomas and George N JAMAICA L I February 4 The examination of Edmund T held on confession as an accessory to the murder of and at Brookville in ber last was continued before Justice Betts in the town here this morning B Frost to whom the wm the first witness culled district A showed him two five dollar bills which witness said were given to him by on the road leading from Norwich to Oyster Baj after confession bad and Who Tappan the bills he said Here I have got the money you had better take it It was the ten dollars re- to in the confession Jadge Wron By Press to THE NEW AUK February 4 J dge Dixon this morning granted a certiorari in the case of the and Lieutenants of Police to talte the case to the Court for argument on the He that he did so not so because he was satisfied of the invalidity of the ordinance but because there should be a decision of the Court in the matter The case is to be argued in that court during tins month A Colony of By Associated Press to THE NEW A London special says that the Chronicle asserts that arr of dynamiters exists in Paris among the families resident in that city its members include adherents of uhe Gallagher Ford factions and the col- ony derives a large part of its support from Con- gressman O'Donnell Vengeance Fund GROUNDS The m Bobbery Counsellor Barton made application in cer Court to day for a re of the cm against Augustus Knoblauch Lenton Lovett who were convicted wook of bing Otto Filberg of He made plication on a number of of were that the general panel of only thirty-six jurors when the statute re- quires forty-eight at terms where are tiled BO copy nor of the jurors w served on the defense that the defendants did not waive their right to any of requirements nnd finally that an important witness Mrs Martha Severs had been unable through to attend the nist trial summed np his objection to points on the ground that hould have been raised before the trial According to the practice they are all cured by the dict Mr Barton replied that was a point to be argued He thought he was able to produce authority that the jints merr acquiescence in the at a trial does not imply Lis consent to any irregularity and that he the tight to ob- ject Judge it a question and he fix Friday fa hearing the H 161 providing for of tax sale bonds H 135 to tax personal property where it found H sup to tax act H 121 New H lot requiring publication of comity quarterly H 156 aiding enforcement of H 173 fixing salary of ant Clerks at H 110 sup to Elizabeth charter H 174 providing that real estate shall be without deduction for indebtedness H 153 for protecting the health of persons employed in factories H 139 si to school accommodation in II 163 preventing insolvent preferring Iff tU t of ateam FI 172 for the inent of free public in cities were dered to a third reading H 191 repealing the Dunn attorney's act had enacting clauio stricken ont H applying the school library act to schools of 100 H 100 providing for the taxation of property found K 149 in Jersey City H 28 thing for ment of lout Ine following bills were i tit rod need Vr providing for fixing of for by vute of the ple 200 Mr Clarke providing for Ailing of in of alderman MF prot for of In of 802 i rep iog lection of to of wirg providing mal lit TV A a a the of gwd t that It to be Mr of the Police Officer Miner from the Chambersburg force The Borough Council by mg Henry Vannest Tne only other at the meeting the reporting of tees and the usual routine MARRIAGE 113 Mow Devotees of Different Act at the Attar From the Chicago News I think I can tell with tolerable accuracy whether a marriage will be happy or not ply by studying the expressions of those who walk up to the license said a middle aged man who the Cook County Clerk's office in countenances look sad as if their owners hadn't quite made up their minds or were about to do something their will Others and I am happy to say the majority are so fall of joy that their faces fairly beam with it their their lips are pretty with smiles a pink blush their cheeks This apples to both sexes Ho w do the yonng men act They usually look very sheepish They are really the moat diffident applicants that come here If any one is near they glance at him atid seem to wish they were some one boots In nine cases out often they forget the girl's name or age and they often have to think a own The middle-aged appli into are the most com- posed and busing liko hut the widows are the best posted of all became they have been there before Old age and titters and never more so than when a couple whose gate ige is 101 are preparing to the TMR There heavy tue The Winter began at Monti tal Prew to Mass February 4 The full com- of operatives is working under the re- duction at the Atlantic Mills to-day and there are no fears of a striker The reduction in male w ages averages three per cent A Post Bobbed By Associated Press to THE TIM KM ANNAPOLIS Md February 4 The post office at was broken alld the safe robbed places his loss at about in stamps and iu money Professional evidently did the work pRi are that Carlisle be fur Senator from Kentucky The of in Paris de Credit do and the Credit bankrupt The health of Mr the Haiti it tt He on Tho at Annapolin broken into Sunday night find the nfe robbed at about In the icn on the Hudson day at Tn tbe Jack beat the Icicle ane A is iir Uon at the of te to pen loo of ts i In the of oeo in to the of Portland and Delaney Lawyer Barton Charged timt he Con- victs Persons Nothing disturbs the equanimity of cutor Mercer Beasley so much M the insinua tion occasionally thrown out by counsel for the defense at Mercer Court that he prisoners for the purpose of conviction irrespective of their guilt or innocence He has more than once been attacked in this di- rection and has never failed to defending Walter thin Counselor Barton after passing a high eulogium on the skill and ability of the Prosecutor added that these same qualities were not cause for felicitation on part of who came up for trial They resulted in the conviction sometimes of cent persons Prosecutor Beasley could hardly contain himself till Mr Barton concluded Then ad- dressing the Court and jury he said with much feeling that during his term of service he had never once turned to a jury in inal and either urged or asked the con- viction of any person unless he felt sure of his guilt According to his ideas the proper duty of the Prosecutor was to find out the truth in and to present all the dence no matter whether it is against or for the prisoner He conld not how counsel should make a statement reflecting so seriously not only on himself but also on Court and Judge Stewart in the course of his charge also referred to the matter He not do so he saul only that MB silence might construed The statement made by counsel in the defendant's acquittal not pass unnoticed Speaking for and his he added that during a five 111 tile no had ever been convicted to his edge There is a saying that certain courts are organized to convict but thut could not be of this court So far as it was concerned the Conit would not willingly or knowingly permit the conviction of any prisoner the evidence insufficient Stew Bit believed also that in every cane lie had the of the jurors for a fair Interesting One or ai Le is Not entirely report current on the this morning that the lease of the power bank to the Philadelphia and Heading road at last consummated Further it was stated that negotiations were pending for the purchase fron Civic Brothers of the erty which they recently at the northwest corner of Warren aud West ver streets and which would be the site of a the Philadelphia and Beading Company to the first ol the Water Power Company told a re- that there bad nothing new tive to the lease and that negotiations had been in stood now just where they were six months There was more bottom to the second report relative io the Clark Brothers Tne members of the firm after several minutes conference thA nothing in reply to the inquiries on the subject would not deny however that they had been approached They simply declined to speak and left the questioner to draw his own ence TWO Second SAM'S CHARGES IN U.S DISTRICT Ine Various Indictments by nnd The following defendants Acre morning in the United John of for liquors without license on October He pleaded not guilty Trial place John Harper City for packed in old boxes and ents for selling not properly and boxed He pleaded not Feb 12th James Kean of for A counterfeit on December pleaded not guilty Trial Tuesday 12th Doughty for having in his tt aid attempting to paw a counterfeit dollar 20th not lust Abraham Wright for entering the f H Office at N in April 1881 with intent to steal pleaded guilty The dt and convicted by State courts lor the same offense and in prison three for it therefore sentenced the prisoner to t of BIX months John C Doughty of Jersey CHj for if saul ting and wounding a letter easier guilty stating that the carrier he several words and that he wr under struck the carrier who was fa Judge upon of the ds until J day to tilth glow at a point not over 100 lu in a at rid tint ft 10 of 7 3 In the ability ami integrity of the would not auk a conviction where there was a of guilt remarks the was dropped and the erne proof edid No at the Travelers Rest Women dogs and men in a sort of friendly row that enlivened the Sabbath of West yesterday and evening The disturbance not con- bat broke ont in It entered at Patrick O'Neill's which in an entt of the himself tbe principal in the He Waiter Ed O'Neill -ere Anally by nuy in the lockup awaiting a hearing Chief ordered the to 1 such of tbe they Ai the r lull John Mull and brought in -nd the held for a The VftU the Central Williamson of counsel for the defense in the of tht Vail against the Central and Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Companion filed a petition Court of to day for the re of the to the United State Circuit Court As a reason it is represented that the Reading Company is a corporation existing under the laws of Pennsylvania and that other individual also reside outside of Ncn Jeisey The petitioners offer a jw required by law A decision on the will be given by the Chancellor later Grand Hill At the Grand Central Theatre this week the programme includes the favorite Irish dians Kennedy and Magee B Cereni and Ada Page ia a new original satire in a J fan songs and etc Miss Alice Newton tbe vocalist John N will conclude with the burlesque opera sketch entitled Opera The Baby's The infant son of John of 147 Fair street was oo badly while playing by the open stove a fortnight since died the effect of the injuries ing The child a year and eleven months old THE On June 3d 1883 Jacob W of Clinton N J brought an of against the New York Sun for alleged account of Jt Somerset county and at Junction and Lebanon in Hunterdon stated that Gebhardt had engaged to a young lady at of the above-mentioned places that he ried the young lady at whereupon the father of ad in New York for seducing Oebhardt was released shortly after a suit in the Supreme State against the Sun On 1883 the action removed by the ant to the United States this J A Beecher of Gebhardt made a motion before Judge to remand the ove again to the State con- V Mr A Q of counsel for the dt fendants objected on the ground plaintiff's wao iw York V Beecher in reply said that the V t he ewe to the United the defendants was to toVe the on to the United States Supreme Court also brought affidavits to prove dence New Jerney The Coni l HIT the The Standard Fire Insurance Company Wm Dolton F W Boehling Vi A John Taylor K H Moore A V Manning John Hosts Adam A H Holcombe John H Stewart K Wilson Thomas F A Gr Kichey P W Crozer H Stokes enry 8 Wm H Brokaw Charles Swan N R A C Parker The Trenton Banking Company elected he following Caleb S Green Albert J Whittaker Joseph H Jonathan Steward Abn B Chambers Wm S Striker 8 Wm H Skirm F Groen The bed quilt on which a been realized was pre- sented to Rev Y Dobbins ana wlft the anniversary exercises of the Woman's For- eign Missionary Society State Street M E Church last night Win S Harris read As I have in style It is a Mrs Dr the speaker of the evening and wan listened to nt About annual meeting of the Trenton trin Ball Association will be held this evening The Cleveland club has to play on April 8th Nick Bradley is going to A o upon the fair sex of fa yiV He captain the Billy Crowley says ne is going to people of Boston that he in good a player M he WM The Wilmington Quicksteps have mtA their season to the number of 100 atf 19 each to it cure McDonald a C earner It i said he will go to Hugh the popular last Anthracite is very ill To idA tl his troubles he recently his only child A benefit ir to be given Philadelphia Wise ai Williamson are in and unable to get home union CITY S The Board of meet Jacob who had been drank re lit id from custody The Mercer County Medical Society in sion at tbe City The Board of Health failed to to the lack of a on the night lii about weu on m and John were by for thirty I Five and ten annual of the -A 8 Moore Molt t Honell the con The for Organising will hold Its monthly in of this of an aU son's ou drawn one third of next season's mlar A letter from 0 r ball club organized here ever here No interest taken in tlie players in the city No to Saudusky at the No bull any here except ball Cleveland are still insisting that Harkins pi with him dated September one and have been promulgated and promulgation is no doubt but next of the Unlit i sA In tbe this
