New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
ELIZABETH.
DIR. KEMPsHALL AND THE BOARD of
PARDONS.
HE WILL NOT ALLOW THE "BIG FOUR To Els
CAPE WITHOUT FIGHT-PERsoNAL AND


CAPE WITHOUT a FIGHT-PERsoNAL AND
SOCIAL GOSSIP.
The Rev Dr. Kempsha the fearless ana 'i'aJe'', ,-
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church VINO Sooh
such conspicuous part In the SUCCESSFUL ns"' u
drive the racetr1ck gamblers out or New-Jerse''
is preparing for vigorous address before the Co"r
of Pardons next Tuesday against pardoning OF
parong the self-confessed big Four OF Gutteh-
burg who have been sentenced to year I'M
prisonment In the penitentiary. Dr. hempspd"
thinks II would be grave error should these men
escape going to Jail through the influence OF po-
ltical pull" and Intends doing all he can TO have
the Court of Plrlons keep its hands of the mat
ter. 1t Is well known that the men VIII strain
every point and exhaust every expedient rather
than go to prison. and would give up thousands VI
dollars 10 escape this ignominy. Money Is no OBJ
ject with the gang Ii they can only remain az
liberty. For this reason there Is ample ground
for believing thAt at the earliest possible moment
the Court Of Pardons will be appealed to on tneir
be brought to bear to save them Inc Slt,zs ms
League however intends TO have word or t Two
matter and pr Kempshall. as IFS president. Will
ask the board in plain language why these notorious
offenders should not pay the penalty OIL 'he' "i''-
4 pretty wedding took place in the Westmins ter
contracting parties being Edmund Putnam Edwards
Kings of New York. and Miss blanche Graham, OF
this city. The church was tastefuily decordteu
with palms and plants; The bridesmaids were Mss Mss
meGn bo and Mss M sTa s qso r al sister Of
the bride There we're two flower girls, Mamie and
We're" GSss WHO o fs HS 15' Hs %
and Charles W. Mersereau all OF New 11rk' ana
mony was performed by the Rev. woodward Hal
sey, OF New-York relative Of the bridegroom,
home q the brides parents r and Mrs nr oscar
New S@T Te" HrcoEyn. SeSbGrg BunaIo Toed9'
Orange Sh'cagp MSTarE NGw-Bruns"cK N'"sS
The first Of the wheelmen's trophy races for the
championship Of non county ~ g sse p SSsr S
The distance gin be ten miles With turn at az
SPnsfa are TN The fSGs i9 WhSes a the aned
Crcscents the Union County Roadsters, OF Railway;
S W n of c Es' Sa Aag cy'' Inc entries
business /. brisk al the shipyara Of Thomas mas
yassns Under w"y and contracts for others From
rs TO i5 have steady employment at the yard;
THIS 'p industry GS ' is hailed with delight by the
chants and shopkeepers OF Elizabethport I'm -.
brae his evening at Mitchell Hall IN aPpropri;
ate manner the nm Anniversary Of the birth OF
John p sutton. OF Nebraska: NJ. ? Gallagher and I'd
MILAN 6o y%S Of phg and T atH nf
and a supper VII follow The entertainmen,t: The
Michael connoy. John J. Gardner, DANIEL Fson,
Daniel Mccarthy. Michael Keelan. Michael o'Brien.
The DnIntess Athletic club VIII pr, baseball
graduates from tho Pirgry academy.
The last informal dance OF the season by the
Aicyone Boat club given Monday night at
the clubhouse. The guests numbered over one
hundred. and music furnished by Lehmans
Orchestra. Dancing kent up until after mid
night.
The Elizabeth Chess and Whist club has Just
taken up its headquarters In tho now kean Build
INK in Morris-ave. where rooms on the first floor
have been fitted ny.
The hrst wedding in the new Shiloh Church was
celebrated Wednesday evening The contracting
parties Joseph Bingham and Miss Ellen
Burll
Tho Junior Christian Endeavor Society OF the
East Baptist church will hold its third annual
anniversary celebration on Monday night the
church. The Rev. William T.. Staub will deliver
the address.
Tho Staten Island and Elizabeth Ferry Company
filed articles ~ Incorporation here yesterday with
tn" County clerk. and proposes TO start an oppo-
slton ferry 10 the company which was incorporated
month ago. with $1,000 capital The new COM
psny's capital is placed AT SAoO and II Will be
chiefly controlled by Richmond County men The
incorporates David j. Farmer. OF Elizabeth.
Edward l. Doyle OF Port Richmond. :. | sterling
+. Hayward. OF Nev-York. D. Howard Zclufr and
James w Merscreau. OF Mariners Harbor : l.
Jus,us Pease. father Of Principal Pease OF Pub
lie school No .. L. lying IN n critical condition 1t
his sons home. and on account OF his great age
his recovery Is not expected. He was born in
1872 ana Is probably the Oldest male inhabitant OF
Elizabeth.