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New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
ENGLEWOOD.

Readers OF The Tribune surprised and
pleased Sunday to get hold OF their papers sew
eral hours earlier than usual. The Sunday papers
had formerly been brought to Engewood by wagon,
but arrangements have been made by which they
can be taken from the West Shore trains at West
Englewood. and hereafter this will be done
Many Englewood people were present at the 'air
for the benefit OF the Daisy Fields Home for Grip
pied Children. held at the Waldorf on Saturday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Herbert b. Turner OF this place
Is president or the society which supports the home.
There has been exceleat skating the ponds
for several days. and Saturday the stretch OF
ice the Field Club thronged with young
people.
william A. Rooth who was for many years
president OF the NewYork Third National Bank
IL lying seriously Ill AZ his home In Engle-st. He
Is over ninety years old
There was large attendance yesterday after
noon at the meeting OF the Womens Missionary
Society, in the Presby yterian Church The meeting
was addressed by Mrs. Horton. OF the Reformed
Church.
Cards out for the marriage OF Samuel d. g.
Tonic. OF this place. to Miss Annie IL. Greenawalt
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
A BURGLAR CAUGHT REDHANDED.

Passa!c Dec. Is (SpeciaD.-Wh!le Mrs. George
Aldous. wife of G.. ii. Adous, a plumber was visit
ing next door this afternoon thief entered her
home. No. AZ Howard-s, and proceeded 10 gather
up all the valuable articles in sight. When Mrs.
Adous returned she startled TO hnd the man
in upstairs room. She Immediately across
the open lots toward Frankn-avo. shouting for
help. Frank Williamson, a weknown real estate
dealer. Of PassAic Bridge. passing on an electric
car at the time and the lady running across
the fields. He got OFF and went TO her assistance.
Without waiting he rushed into the house ana
grabbed the burglar before he had time TO offer any
resistance. \ struggle took place but Mr.. VIII
iamson who is an athlete. easily subiued his cap
tive and took him 10 his office. In Westervet
Place. where he and his clerk, Kenneth j. Ree'
stood guard until the police arrived
The burglar is now locked up in the police sta.
ton. He refuses to give his name He Is about
twenty hve years old and poorly dressed His APP
pearance talles with that OF several OF the burelas
seen during the recent reign OF burglaries here
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

will have track and training grounds ana al ''e
opnointments of a frst-clasS clubhouse
Yantacaw Lake was crowded yesterday atterhoo"
with skaters. ,,.od h,,
better ire-alarm system IS ne pens tbod Is nrac-
tiCally useless. -, ,,..r5 ~
The course Of lectures arranged by tne Win
Education Of Franklin Township IS NEE W. W..
The hearty approval OF the c!tizens ne civan
py , Thredav night in the auditorium OF the farh
school was the first of the series.
Reckless shooting by gunners Is causing nSaareed
pat some OF the gInners not particular %na
thev shoot at and barnyard fowls are sas
LiIjed and carried off by them DWeliin rrou,
have been peppered with shot, and several haiio"
escapes from injury have occurred,
Red Men are trying to form tribe III 4>u''e'
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
DEATH on A TROLLEY-CAR.
A TRACK-wALKER THROWN AND KILLED NEAR
KINGSr..ND


Martin Kalipka and his brother. OF Kingsland.
spent part OF Sunday in Passaic in the evening at
tending service at a Catholic church there. They
soarded a car the NewJersey Electric Railway
late in the evening intending to ride to Rutherford
and then walk TO Kingsand. Kalipka. who had a
good-sized bundle of clothes under one arm stood
on the platform, but his brother sat inside.
As the car swung around the sharp turn at Schil-
ler-st tust I'm front OF McCarthys Hotel. Martin
Kalipka who was leaning against the back plat
form, was thrown forward with tremendous force.
He failed to regain his balance. and shot head first
10 the road Blood streamei from his nosrils, and
ne died inside OF fifteen minutes. ~
The conductor of the car called to kal.pkas
brother who. rushing out, saw the BODY In the
roadway one or TWO residents in the neighbor-
ho,d hurried to the spot doctor was called, ana
the electric railway men, leaving light by the body,
took their car on TO HObOken Coroner OIlmann VIII
hhi inquest. . ,,,
Kampka was forty-fve years old native OF Hun
gary ana was employed as a trackwaker on the
delaware Iackawanna and Western Railroad lie
leaves a wife and children in Hungary.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
GANG OF THIEVES rNEARTHED.

Trenton. Dec. l6 tSpeclaD.-The Trenton police
think they have accidentally stumbled onto a band
Of sneak thieves. Too much hllariy In No. els Cen
esee-st caused Captain Hartman TO make a raid
the place After the sluad had secured the prison
ers. a search made and much plumber
found I'm the attic
For months the residents Of the vicinity have
been annoyed by petty pllferng. To-day some of
the goods found identified the property OF
eX-Assemblyman : j. Hutchinson. whose house
robbed Thanksgiving night. Others whose
houses have been visited by thieves during the last
few months Will examine the remainder Of the plum
der in the possession OF the police Tie court to-
day held Mrs. Sarah Reading. Annie Patterson,
Polly O'Hara. Thomas Burke. Edward Mccoy and
Jack Williams upon charges OF breaking and enter
ing and grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
THE PACIFIC CABLE COMPANY.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE HAWAIIAN
LINE FILED IN TRENTON.


LINE FILED IN TRENTON.
Trenton Dec ls (SpeciaD.-Artcles OF incorpora-
,ion Of the Pacific Gable Company with capitai
OF NOO0OoO fully paid IT, were filed In the ONCE
NJ the Secretary Of State this afternoon
The company will construct MAINTAIN anu
operate an electric submarine cable for the trans
mission of messages from San Francisco to the
Hawaiian Island Republic. The stock Is olVded
into 10 600 shares of the par value OF SlVO each
The shareholders and incorporators are: hX-
Mayor Ablam S. Hewitt, Of New-York l,oW shares;
Colonel Fred Grant, New-York. 1000 shares; o. NJ.
Dodge 1000 shares; ID. O. Mills. 1900 shares; Wager
Swayne so shares; James J. Hill OF 81. Paui'
800 shares T. S. Spauldng. San Francisco. 100
shares; John H. Browning. Of Tenafy, \. j.. l.~
shares: Mason w. Tyler. Jersey City. loo shares
The articles state that the principal ONCE OF me
company will be located in San Francisco and the
main Office in this State Will be in Jersey City.
The suppOston is that the Cooper Hewitt "
co.'s works in this city Will make the cable for
the new company. At present the works are not
running as steadily as formerly, only ABOUT one
half the old force being employed
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
POLICE CRITIC OF TABLE MANNERS.
SERGEANT KELLY OF JERSEY CITY TRIES TO
ENFORCE HIS CODE OF ETHICS IN A RES
TAI-RANT AND Is SUSPENDED

"A
SERGEANT KELLY. OF JERSEY CITY. TRIES TO
ENFORCE HIS CODE OF ETHICS IN RES
TArRANT AND Is SUSPENDED.
Police Sergeant Kelly. OF Jersey city, was sus-
assault on two citizens and arresting them. Kelly
and Patrolman Dunn were in restaurant oppo-
site the GreenviIle car-shed OF the Traction Com
pany at O'Clock yesterday morning. Three em-
ployes Of the Traction Company were taking their
breakfast at an adjoining table. John kiernan a
motorman. entered and. addressing motorman
named Joshua Thorn. jocosely said
Don't you know it is impolitc TO eat with your
hat on?'
Immediately Sergeant Kelly. IT is alleged inter
fercd and said to Herman: What business is 1t of
yours If a man sits at a table with his hat on?'
Before the astonshed moorman could reply the
sergeant il is charged. added: You're a loafer
This angered Herman, who retorted; ihere are
others. -. - 49,. 49,
Kelly jumped up and ordered Herman to leave the
place Herman refused. and the police sergeant be-
ean TO pail kiernan's mustacne and threatened 10
hit him Mr. Chase, the proprietor or the re2tdG-
rant endeaVOred 10 act as pearelnaker' uut h'hS
put <iernan under II X said that on the Wy
he began to pumme his prisoner WHO retaliated:
and they had a but short mill: The Trends OF
tempted to stop Kelly from assaultng his prisoner,
received a prod with the Sergednts club ana was
dragged back by Patrolman Dunn .-
Herman and Murphy were Locked up on charses
paroled the accused men, who desired to enter com.
plaints of assault and battery against sergeant
Kelly. Chief Of Police Murphy was notified, ana ne
directed Inspector Lange 10 make an Investigation.
When the Inspector submitted his report the chief
issued the order suspending Sergeant Kelly. and d.
rected that charges be preferred against him.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
A REAR-END COLLISION.
FATAL TRAIN-WRECk NEAR DIVER
A1R-BRAKEs OF D.. L. AND W. ffEi'hi FAIL
To WORK-A CHICAGO MAN kll.LED-'Ai lhr'
SHEEP AND HOGS SLAIN AND OTHERS

.,yppAKrs OF A D.. L. AND W. FREIGHT FAIL
To voRK-A CHICAGO MAN KILLED-CATTLE'
SHEEP AND HOGS SLAIN. AND OTHERS.
LIBERATED. TAKE TO THE WOODS
Dover. n J.. Dec 16 (specaD.-One OF the worst
wrecks the Delaware, Lackawanna ana western
Railway has ever known occurred just above the
Dover drawbrdge about 1890 o'clock last night.
The railroad crosses the Morris Canal at this point,
and east and west bound trains are run over on II
stncle Track. Freight train known regular 23i,
bound east, loaded with cattle sheep ana hogs' que
boro at q.i5 was a little late and the signals were
co, AGAINST IT, as Fast Line No. II from New-fork
was due and had the right of way across the draw.
rho freight train stopped and il is said, flag was
cont out but its extra, from Port Morris, with a
mixed train Of coal and freight came rushing down
tho grades behind II and, with hardly a moment
warning crashed into the rear or the regular az
the air-hrakes would not work - A., ,
The engineer says that all the men III the caDoose
esrancd with the exception of William r. caldwell,
OF No 21s Water-st, Chicago. who was ishIg a car car
load of poultry New-Nork CaldwelIs Skull was
rr1,ehcd open and his brains were Knocked out; ms
face was mass Of cuts and bruises and his left les
,tas Lroken at the ankle. He died instantly.
The engine ploughed its way through a half dozen
cars and smashed them into sinail P,eSGes PS @
tning was confusion. Cattle. sheep ana hoss Were
We're completely blocked. Tho animals that were
uninlured took to the woods. Numbers were injured
so that it was Impossible for them 10 move anu
others were pinned under the wreck;
SUPERINTENDENT Baker. of the car shops, took i'm
mediate charge, and by 1880 the west-bound track
was clear The cas-bound track was ready lor tral-
nc by $50 O'Clock this morning. This was quick
work considering the fact that the track was srewn
with wreckage for distance OF 600 feet.
way bills vet Assistant Superintendent Griihth and
Teiective Hanson arrived on the scene about the
middle of the morning and found that some OF the
the wreck win cost the company about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
NTTTIEY.

The final shoot OF the season by the Yantacaw
Gun Club, for the club cup took place the
Washngton-ave. grounds Saturday afternoon.
W. J. Berg. DR.. Edwin r. De Wolfe and Lieutenant
Ernest Il. Tl.ton tied with OF TO- on the
shoot-off De Wolfe scored H. Berg II and Tlton 9.
In the finals DR.. De Wolfe scored and Berg g.
De Wolfe winning the cup. The members have
completed arrangements for their annual dinner
which will be he'd at the clubhouse on Saturday
evening. December -
The Franklin Athletic Association has under
sderation plans for "A clubhouse on the grounds
In Centre-st. The building Is TO be 9OxiO feet, and
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
A NEW SI,GAR REFINING COMPANY.

Trenton n j., Dec. I6.-The United States Sugar
Refining Company filed papers OF incorporation here
to-day Branches OF the business, according to
the articles be established in Camden. Phila-
delphia New York and Boston. and the capital
stock is 100000 one-haf Of which is to be pre-
ferred and entitled TO per cent dividend an
nuay and more. The objects Of the company
are set forth to be the purchase. manufacture. re-
hning and sale OF sugar. molasses and kindred
products Business is 10 be begun with $4,000 paid
In. The corporators are Thomas w. Synott, of
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

New Brunswick. Dec ls CSpecaD.-The United
States torpedo-boat Gushing passed through the
Delaware and Rartan Canal at New -Brunswick
10 O'Clock this morning, on her way from the
Brooklyn Navy Yard 10 Washington. 1t had been
originally MANNED for the Gushing to leave Brook
lyn on saturday and pass through the city on
Sunday. but she did not leave Brooklyn until 8
O'Clock this morning The boat made her way
without difficulty through the Raritan River and
the canal in spite of the fact that books of ice
were abundant The boat Is expected 10 reach
Washington Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
HE TALKED BACK TO THE WRONG MAN.

Dr. Samuel A Hefer of the Hoboken Board OF
Health Yesterday found fault with an ashman. in
Gecond-st. Hoboken, for the bungling manner in
which he emptied a barrel Of ashes into his cart.
The driver promptly told the doctor in vigorous
English 10 mind his business, Whereulon
Uefer told the man that he was liable TO arrest for
Violating city ordinance. Tne threat dld not
worry the driver at all and he continued his abuse
DIR Helfer was about TO place the man under arrest
when a friend OF the driver explained that the
flnctionarv who had been addressing him was a
J{falfh commissioner. The garbage collector
nearly tainted but summoned courage 10 apologize
and promise 10 be more careful in the future.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

Trenton Dec. Is (SpeciaD D-Six-year-o Nellie
yates was burned to death at her parents home.
No 10 Emer-st.. to-day. The mother of the child
left her IN charge of younger sister while she went
10 the store. The children began TO amuse them
selves by burning paper in the CRATE and Nellie S
clothes caught fire Before help could arrive the lit
lie one was terribly burned all over the body, and
she died in few hours. The younger sister was
unframed
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
SUICIDE BEFORE SENTENCE.

Long Branch. Dec. 16-Philip Fretz, proprietor Of
the Continental Hotel, in Ocean-ave. cut his throat
this morning in an attempt at suicide which was
not successful. Fretz was indicted last summer
for selling liquor on Sunday. His indictment has
worried him greatly. and for several days he has
been despondent. lie was TO have gone TO Free
hold to-day for sentence He is wealthy, and owns
considerable property. both here and in Brooklyn
lie is a German. fifty years old. and has wife
and three children.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
A WOMAN KILLED AT 4 CROSSING.

Mrs. Bridget Morris. fftytwo years old. a WIDOW
who kept a boarding house at No l2l Commerce
ST., was killed at the Lawrence-st. crossing OF tho
Central Railroad In Newark last night, The woman
attempted to cross the track. when she was struck
by detached engine. She died in the ambulance
on the way to the hospital The gateman said
that the gates had been lowered when the engine
passed the crossing, but boy named Kennel
Greenhall OF No. l2l Prince-st, who witnessed the
accident says that the gates were not iowered
The woman leaves grown children. AT the same
crossing two men were recently killed
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
p1o1,s FIRE IN EGG HARBoR CITY.

Egg Harbor City. Dec 1s (SpeciaD.-About 4
O'clock this morning the community was aroused
BY fire in the wine vaults and cottage owned
by +. A. Schmidt. real estate broker Noiun-
teers fought bravey with their fire apparatus. but
the flames were already beyond control when the
fre alarm was sounded. over twenty thousand
The valuable machinery The entire household ef-
fects also perished. The origin Is a mystery. as II
started in the vaults. The loss. including both
buildings aggregates fully $4,000. partly covered
by Insurance. OIL paintings valued at 5000 were
oNg sI
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
sUNDAY-LAw vIoI.AToRs FINED.

Freehold Dec 1G.-About twenty hotel-keepers OF
Long Branch were arraigned In court to-day on
charges OF having violated the excise law By selling
Liquor on sunday. There A great many more
charged with the offence but only those who
pleaded guilty 10 the charge were arra.gned o.
day They were fined so EACH and the Prosecutor
was directed by the Court to take steps TO have
their licenses revoked.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
FROM JAIL TO SEE HIS DYING WIFE

George Tarbox. of the men who was arrested
In the poolroom raid at the Hermitage Hotel Two
weeks ago. was taken from the Hackensack jail
to Rutherford yesterday by Constable Van Wag
to his wifi. who is dying from pneu-
monia. Tarbox s seventy years old, and his wife
is three years his senior. While Mrs. Tarbox has
been Ill her only attendant has been n little grand
son. aided by a family who live in the same house.
TarbOx was acting as bartender when the raid
made. Efforts being made TO secure bail for
when dea comes
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
DIFFICULT TO SECURE A LAWYER
DR.. HENRYs SUIT FOR DIVORCE IN cAMDEN-AN
ATroRNEY CORRESPONDENT

DR.. HENRYs SUIT FOR DIVORCE IN cAMDEN-AN
ATTORNEY CORRESPONDENT.
Camden, Dec. 16 (5peciaD.-The trial Of the divorce
suit OF Dr. George W. Henry. in which Francis D.
Weaver lawyer Is named correspondent, was
begun before V.ce-Chancellor Pitney. in Chambers,
this afternoon. DR.. Henry Is one OF the bes-known
physicians in the city, was a member OF the AS
sembly In 1892, and Coroner for three years Mr..
Weaver IL a well-known and successful member OF
the bar. and strenuously denies every charge made
against him in the complaint. He says he simply
acted as attorney for Mrs. Henry in proceedings
which she brought to retain some property over
which she ard her husband had dispute. Owing
the absence OF his chief counsel. Jonas 5 Miller
who is Prosecutor OF the Pleas Of Cape May COun-
ty and is engaged there. DR.. Henry sought post
ponement but the v:ce-chancel.or sad there were
plenty of good lawyers to be had.
But" said DR.. Henry. "it has been almost I'M
possible to a lawyer to take case involving
another attorney" M
IF that is true" said the vlce-chancellor ut 10
to the shame OF Camden
1t was finally decided to proceed with the case
with ex-Judge Hugg representing DR.. Henry Mrs
Elizabeth HILL who was Mr.. Weaver's housekeeper
last summer. the only witness sworn The case
will be taken up again In the morning.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
FUNERAL. OF 4 WEALTHY ITALIAN

New-Brunswick. Dec. l6 (SpeciaD.-G!usepps Es
posito known in Brunswick as King of the
Italian Colony" was buried to-day with ,grcat
pomp. His body at his home viewed all day
by many sorrowful counirymen. At o'clock Il
was borne TO the Sacred Heart Church in hearse
drawn by four horses. following which came a
New-York band Of fourteen Italian musicians AMI
tom the procession circled twice around the block
before it entered the church, where the funeral
was supposed 10 be wealthy.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
THEIR TRIAL BEGINS on WEDNESDAY,.

Morrstown, Dec. Is (SpeciaD. Henry Conve.y ana
William Mack. who were indicted by the last Grand
Jury for murder in the first degree will come up
for trial Wednesday before Judges Magic ana
Cutler. Convery and Mack were attendants al the
State Asylum and caught kicking ana pouno-
ing a patient named Dofuz. who died from the ~.
juries on October l2 last They will be defehde"
by Thomas j. OBrien
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
MARIE LANCE MAY TELL.

rumor was current about the Hudson County
Courthouse that Marie LANCE the sexuagenarian lot
terry policy agent. has threatened TO tell who the
packers are who employed her to take plays
sac IS a veteran in the business and when arrested
In Hobokan tried TO chew and swallow the plays
fhe had received She was sentenced TO term or
eix months in the penitentary. A vigorous effort
IS being made have her released. because OF her
ADVANCED age.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
CHILD HELD AS A HOSTAGE.
A VERONA WOMAN REFUSES TO LET MOTHER
HAVE HER BOY UNTIL HIS BOARD
BILL. Is PAID.

strange case OF a woman Withholding five
vear-old bov from his mother as a hostage for the
pavment of board mas to light in Montclair
through Justice Ilaley's court. May Satchwell
od-looking young woman. visited the Justice
few days ago and told him that about two years
ago she took her child to the home OF Mrs; j. II.
smith in Verona. To be kept for her until she was
able to care for him herself, The mother agreed
10 nav $40 month board. Mrs. Satchwel having
become able to care for the child called upon Mrs.
smith and demanded the boy. Mrs smith refused
10 comply and would not even let Mrs. Satchwel
See him When Justice Haley heard the facts he
wrote letter 10 Mrs. Smith to produce the child
In his court The woman did not comply with the
request but instead sent the Justice a letter. IN
which she said that Mrs Satchwell owed her s5D
hoard and until that was paid she would not give
up the boy Justice Haley says he Will have a
constable sent TO Verona for the child
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

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the regular New-lork city cditioh' pi"s III
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Every days Tribune Is what IL busy man
wants. a history of the human race for one
day complete in half an hour. Merchants
will find the great "COuntry Produce MAR
Lef', I'm every Wednesday's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
A FIRE IN MORRISTOWN.

Morrstown, Dec. IS (SpeciaD.-Charles Headlnger
a baker In Stirling. n J.. burned this
morning at II o'clock Some OF the neghbors dis
covered the fire and gave the alarm. A bucket
brigade was formed. and after a haIf-hOur's hard
work the fire under control The damage
about $500 fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
TWO YOUNG MEN DROWNED.

Belvidere. Dec. l6-Frank Wood ten years o'~
and George Carpenter. nineteen years old. We''
drowned In the Delaware River at Columbus war.
rem County. this afternoon. They were nshinS on n
the ice when the section OF tee gave way, Anu
both went under. The bodies not recovered.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

PREPARATIONS FOR THE INAUGURATION.
Trenton Dec l6 (SpeciaD.-It was estimated this
evening by expos master Alex c. Yard, secre-
tary of the General Inaugural Committee, from
answers received TO the letters cent out inviting
the Republican clubs throughout the State to take
part In the parade the occasion OF the inausurt-
ton of Governor-elect John W. Gr!ggs that tnero
would be about 5000 men In line.
Secretary Yard directed his communications 10
the various Republican County Committees ana
they cordially received. Every county in the
State Will be represented in the parade. The prln-
cipa clubs expected from Essex. Mercer, Hud,
son. Passac, Union, Camden Sussex. Atlantic and
Somerset counties. Counties not sending clubs VIII
be represented by committees.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

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