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The sun., 1897-04-27
BRADLEY KEEPS HIS BEACH.
Gov. Griggs Disapproves the bill TO Let Asbury
Park Condemn II.

TRENTON. N. j.. April 26.-Gov. Griggs to-day
signed eight more bills. Among them is the
Gledhill Bicycle Baggage bill. which requires
the railroads to carry free the wheel of passen-
ger The wheelman is required to remove the
lamp from tho bicycle. The bell and cyolometer
may remain, but tho railroads are not to be re-
sponsible for damage to them during transporta
tion. The penalty for refusal 10 carry bicycle
il a fine of $40. The bicycle must be carried on
tho same train with its owner, II there 10 a
the free transportation OF bcycle across ferries
II goes into Immediate effect, but ite operation
has been anticipated by the Pennsylvana and
Erie companies, which two weeks ago issued no.
tce that bicycles would be carried free hereafter
The Governor has disapproyed the bill anth9r
beach front property OF ex-senator James A,
Bradley. Mr.. Bradley opposed the bill. and the
Governor objected to the provision for an un.
limited issue Of bonds to pay for the condemned
property,
The sun., 1897-04-27
Wiley-Qaiuby.

ORANGE, n. j., April 26.-In Trinity Congre
gatonal Church, East Orange, to-day, Miss Kate
Root Quinby. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
+. Quinby, was married to William o. Wiley.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Charles II. oliphant. pastor of the Congrega'
bride, assisted by the Rey. Dr. Fritz W. Bald:
win pastor OF Trinity Church. Tho maid OF
honor was Miss Cynthia p. Quinby, a sister Of
the bride, and the bridcsmaids were Miss Sara
King Wiley. a sister OF the bridegroom. and
brewster Wiley, a brother OF the bridegroom,
was the best man, and the ushers were NJ. l..
Earl OF Bryn Mawr, Pa; Alden Freeman. odgen
Kirkland. and John Wiley OF East Orange.
The sun., 1897-04-27
MAYOR PINSEL1 TURNED OUT:
Reatea Auer ~ YeaFs' Service ss Mayer Of
NsFih Bergen ToWnahiD.


Nsrih Bergen TownahiD.
After twenty seven years of service Mayor
Charles Pinnell OF tho township of North Bergen
was removed yesterday by the newly elected
Township Committee and replaced by Gustav
scholp. The office of Mayor Of the town is iden-
ticai with that Of Chairman Of the Township
Committee. The committeeman are elected
every two years, and they in turn elect the
Mayor. Mayor Pinnell, who 10 q Democrat. was
elected twenty-eight years ago. and with the
exception Of one year he has held tho office con-
tinuously.
committeeman John Harms of Secaucus and
Michael =. Moylan Of New Durham, were
elected. Both men are Democrats, and 1t was
therefore thought that there would be no oppo-
sition to Meyor pinnslls rSeieotion Su When tho
man seholp received ths majority Of the votes.
men had not properly qualified, and said that he
would not recognize their action The COM
ings, and elected Emil J. Foerch clerk. Cornelius
Greenleaf treasurer, and Alexander q. Young
attorney.
The sun., 1897-04-27
DTTD.

COLONIAL the home Of her mother. AIRS. @. Taylor,
lO3 West l4th st.. of consumption, Mrs. Elizabeth
Colon. aged SO years.
Funeral services at the house Wednesday even.
ing 1nterment on Thursday at 10 O'Clock.
FENTOH. April e5, Mary, beloved wife
OF Thomas Fenton.
Funeral services Wednesday, 2sth inst. at heE
late residence. sol West 1elst at. and Amster-
dam av. at 10 O'Clock; thence TO Church st. Cath
crime Of Genoa, where a solemn mass Of requiem
will be offered up for the repose Of her SOUL In
terment Calvary.
FOsDICK.-on Monday. April 2e. at his residence
81 West seth st.. Charles d. Fosdick, in the 7sd
year OF his age.
Funeral services will be held at the Church Of the
Incarnation on Thursday, the 29th. at 8 o'clock.
special train viii leave the Grand Central Depot
after the service for woodlawn Cemetery.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK THE Cry OF NEw
YoRK-At q special meeting of the Board of d.
rectors held this day the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. since the last meeting OF the Board of Dr.
Of this bank. Its members have been called
TO mourn the loss Of Its respected colleague, Mr..
Charles B. Fosd!ck. who had been member OF
this board for many years. and its President fog
the last three years; therefore. be It
Resolved That with high appreciation Of the ability
which our late associate brought to the discharge
OF every duty throughout the whole OF his career,
and with profound sorrow for his death. mingled
with reverence for his memory. hereby testify
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The sun., 1897-04-27

NEW ROCHELLE. n. ". April o8.-Richard 8.
Emmett OF the hrm Of Emmet s, Robinson. bro
kers In Wall street. and lineal descendant OF
the Irish martyr. Robert Emmet, Is critically
III OF pneumonia at his home on Pelham road
Mr. Emlnet, who Is in his 18th year, is grand
Assembly yman Richard s. Emmet. Jr., who died
at Albany in last February. His wife died In
daughter OF Capt. Robert Emmot Temple. Mr.
Emmets eldest daughter is the wife OF Suprene
Court Judge Martin J. keogh. The Other chill.
drcn are William Temple and Grenville Temple,
Elizabeth Loroy and ElinOr Temple.
The sun., 1897-04-27
HosoIen water supply Contract Renewed.

The IIoboken Board Of Water Commissioners
Yesterday adopted resolution renewing for
twenty-five years from next Nov. the contract
with the Hackensack Water Company. When
the board advertised several weeks ago for bids,
.he company offered a reduction of 10 per cent
sselow the old contract for renewal for twenty
n, nSs years. The II. A: Gillespie Water Company
asked permission on to OBJ present BIDS. and the board
sel ael next Friday as the day on which the propo-
hiions would DO considered,
counsel for the 7. A, Gillespie Company en-
Itiq protest last night against the board o
"a ssstloh IN accepting th6 Hackensack Company's
Sher' out his objection was not entertained.
The sun., 1897-04-27
PAnKHUnsr oHrNAxlx AnnEsrrn

No Told the OfnetatiuG Policeman That Coras
nissioper Moss wouia Esre-k N,zn.
Dong Fong, a Chinese member of the Park.
hurst society. who lives at 80 Bayard street,
was charged with disorderly conduct In Centre
Street Court yesterday. Ho was defended by
q law firm which has been associated with
Frank Moss In every trial in which the present
Police Commissioner has appeared as prose-
" He was fighting with q woman In Poll
street," charged Policeman McDermott Of the
Elizabeth street station, and when separated
them he tried 10 assault me On being taken TO the
station he said: I'll soc DIR. Parkhurst, and he
will 500 Commissioner Moss and you will b
broken for this nights work No attention was
paid to his threats, and he was locked up
Magistrate Brann adjourned the case until to
morrow, that both sides might get witnessed.
The sun., 1897-04-27
MARRI@D.

BUsH-LOW. --on Monday, April 20. at st. Bartholo-
news Church, by the Rev. David H. Greer. D. D.,
Edith westervelt Low. daughter OF G. Adolphe
Low, ESQ., to Donald Fairfax Bush.
DHEHAy-REYNOLDs,- Sunday, April 20,
1897 at st. Jamess Church. this city, by the Rev.
John J. Kean. pastor. Miss Margaret Reynolds to
Michael Shehan. both OF this city.
TUTTLE-GUERTIN.- On Monday, April 20. at 50,
Johns N. 3. Church. brooklyn, by the Rev. A J. ,.
Behrends. assisted by the Rev. d. g. Downey,
Frank Day Tuttie and Florence. daughter q
Pierre 4. Guertin, both Of Brooklyn.
The sun., 1897-04-27
ACTOR INJURED BIZ 4 CAB.

no Was Ran Down AFTER Alighting from .
broadway Cable Car.
A hanson in which Lyman L. Warren. a law
yer. of 81 Nassau street, was going home last
evening. got abreast Of an uptown Broadway
cable car near Thirty-fifth street. and, as tho
corner was reached, John b. Hollis. an actor.
alighted from the rear platform of the car
Hollis was knocked down by the horse attached
to the cab and his nose and lip were cut. He
was taken to tho New York Hospital in an
ambulance.
Daniel Reynolds, the driver OF the hanson, was
arrested He was bailed at the West Thirtieth
street station by Lawyer Warren.
The sun., 1897-04-27
KNOWS WHAT'S IN -FOUR PACKAGE
A swindIer Who Collects Fictitious Charges
small Imports.


Many complaints have been received recently
at the offices Of the French steamship line and
the North German Lloyd line regarding the
operations of an elderly man who has been
swindling persons by collecting money for
freight and other charges uron packages which
he says have just arrived from abroad for the
persons he approaches.
Sometimes he calls himself a Custom House
broker and at other times he pretends to be an
agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad or of one Of
tho steamship companies.
Ono woman who had been swindlsd out Of
ga ,0s made a complaint yesterday to Deputy
Collector Bergman at the Custom House. She
had been expecting q package from her husband
who Is In Europe, and the man WAS ablc TO give
a correct list OF things which she was expecting
would be In tho package. The swindler has
been able TO describe the contents OF other ex-
pected packages and this leads TO n belief that
he has some sources ol Information which no
about % each
The sun., 1897-04-27
MAPPING COLOMBIA.

Rsturn or N1r. sInons Of tho Regal GeoErapb-
teal Society.
Among tho passengers who arrived here last
evening on the Atlas line steamer Adirondack
was Frederick A. A. simons, F. X. q. s., who
has been engaged In verifying and correcting
the existing maps OF Colombia. He came direce
from Bogota. He says he has spent the past
four months almost continually on horseback,
and has made his exploration most thorough.
He Is on his way to London TO report TO the
GeoKraphtcal Society.
The sun., 1897-04-27
Died at His sons Grare.

TRENTON, n. j., April 28.--Isaac N. HouSsl, 90
years old, was found dead beside his sons grave
In Greenwood Cemetery this morning. He had
ridden to the cemetery to place fresh flowers
and BOW grass seed on tho grave. and having fin
ished the work attempted TO mount his bicycle
TO return home when he fell over and died.
Heart disease was the cause or death.
The sun., 1897-04-27

Freight Engine smasheS late Cab0Sss, but All
Escape but Oue.
freight engine crashed into q box car and
eaboose filled with railroad men in the freight
yard Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad on Fresling-
huysen avenue. Newark. last night. The car
and caboOse were telescoped and completely
Wrecked. All OF the men, including the crew Of
rows, fiagman, Of Perth Amboy. whose arm
snd leg were broken. Barrowg was taken to st.
the carelessness OF some OF the yardmen. Tho
engineer was Robert Ritcey of Perth Amboy.
The sun., 1897-04-27
PRICED JEWELRH; HAD ONLY 81.

Two Visitors TO Newark Jowelry Stores Ar
rested Suspicion.
Two young men who are suspected Of being
expert diamond thieves were arrested and locked
up in Newark yesterday at the suggestion Of
number Of retail jewellers and a jewelry manu-
featuring firm. They have been operating in
Newark for months, so it is alleged, without
buying anything and after pricing jewclry IN
several places yesterday it was discovered that
their cash capital was only 81. They gave the
names of Henry Nelson and Edward Sinclair
and said that they lived In this city. A number
Of pawn tickets were found in their pockets.
Strobell & Crane, manufacturers. missed two
lockets after visit by the prisoners on April l.
The sun., 1897-04-27

William H. Dean. aged 49 years, died on Sat
urday at bis home, 26l2 Atlantic avenue.
Brooklyn, of injuries received by being thrown
from cable car In front OF the Post Office on
April 49, He struck on his head. and at tho
Hudson Street Hospital IL was found that no
was suffering from conclusion OF the brain. He
The sun., 1897-04-27
Tornado wrecks n Circus at Ned Hank.

RED BANK, N. j., April 26.-LeOn Washburn's
two-ring circus gave u performance here to-day
and was to repeat the performance this evening
At about z O'Clock a tornado from the northwest
tcnt OF the chow. Several employees were badly
hurt. The evening performance was abandoned
The sun., 1897-04-27
EI.Reoeiver John g. short In Contempt.

John c. Short. formerly receiver OF the Ian
caster and Hamden Railroad Company of Ohio.
", was arrested yesterday by Deputy United States
MSnsEshals ~ McAviney and Hurley in his office at
90 90 line street, charged with contempt OF court
having neglected TO obey order requiring
nun raHIlo 10 luin over S3636.2o belonging 70 the
SSailtoad company TO the registry OF the United
Whln' IN He was released ON his own recognizance
Sntil Thursday by Judge Brown OF the United
arrest was based on mere technicality.
The sun., 1897-04-27

Rabbi Joseph Locke OF Brownsville was fined
Yesterday $40 by Police Justice Kramer Of
brook yn for assaultinR Mrs. RebeccA Neublock.
INC trouble occurred during controversy be-
tmeen them oyer the value OF q chicken, which
mo rabbi had killed In an unorthodox manner.
The sun., 1897-04-27

APriyed-MoSpAT. April 30.
IS veendam. stenger. Rotterdam April 10.
ss Berlin. Roberts, Southampton.
Ss Adirondack, SAMSON, Port Iimon.
30 Tergeste. Sutora, Palermo.
Ss Alfred Dumois, Weibust, Port Antonio.
SIS Newlyn. Bloss. Hamburg.
s. Curacao, Sukeforth, MAFacAibo.
6s Yumurt. Boyce. Havana.
Ss Barden Tower, Hiles Port Spain.
SIS Lord O'Neill, Ferris, Belfast
Sc Pretoria. Mckenzie. Barbados.
SIS Hesporia HafE, Genoa
IS Caracas, wUodrick, Curacao
Sc Roanoke Boar, Norfolk.
ia Olivette. Howre, Havana.
Ss FL Rio. Quick. New Orleans.
IS Louisiana. Kembie. New Orleans.
lFor later arrivals SEQ First Pagsl
The sun., 1897-04-27
a Csnsy Islana csseE yNhsrr WRECKED.

at the foot OF the Shell road. on Coney Island
Crock, collapsed yesterday morning, and six
horses which were caught In the wreck were
with difficulty rescued by the police and fire.
The sun., 1897-04-27
Harsor improvement at AIalAtlau.

MAzATLAS, Mexico. April 26.-Ths surveys
for the extensive harbor improvement here have
been completed and submitted To the Mexican
Government for approval. Tho contract for the
work has been lot hhd construction will be com.
The sun., 1897-04-27
MARINE IETELLIGE ENCB.

IMMATURE ALMAsAc-THD DAV.
Sun rises.. % Sun sets....o 0e Noon rises. 80
HioH wArER-THIs DAY.
sandy Hook. 4 20 Gov. .Island. ID Hell Gate. 7o5
The sun., 1897-04-27
Circusss The Lilo or . rows.

KANSAS CITY, April 26.-Alderman Hough has
prepared an ordinance reducing circus licenses
from $500 to $500 day. Mr. Hough says that
high license has kept circuses away from Kan
sas City, and that q town which will drive cir
cuscs away cannot expect to thrive. ,r
The sun., 1897-04-27
Sperial gotiess.


our HABITS tend TO kill the hair and turn Il gray
too early. Savs the color aud beauty your hair by
using PARKERS HAIR BALSAM
STEAM Carpet Cleansing; the c. IL. Brown Co.. in.
corporated, 2aI East 3sth ST. telephone, 1891 3Sth
ct. altering and relaying.
The sun., 1897-04-27
Business Antirfs.

Ielnnd's Ocean House. Newport, r. T.
season Of 1877 opens June 28th. -
s1rn WtnaIow,s Soothing Syrup for children teetl.
ing; softens the gums reduces Inflammation, allayo
pain, cures wind oolic. diarrh9a. 25c. n bottle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-26
y SPICY CIVIL SUIT.

Yesterday morning tic case of Harry
Goldberg VS.. S. Goodman, in a civil
suit for wages claimed by Goldberg.
came up in the Mayors Court. Gold
berg was represented by Mr.. Triton. from
Norfolk, and Goodman by Captain Hap
per. Goldberg made his statement.
which was denied by Goodman. who
produced books To show that the state
m2nt made by Goldberg was incorrect
Mr.. Triton then demanded Goodman's
cash book and ledger by which he said
he could prove that the account in the
book presented by Goodman had been
made up since tho warrant for the re-
coTcrN OF the money was issued. This
caused some sharp language between the
tWo attorneys. Mir. Titun finally con-
cluded to allow the Mayor to give ;udg-
mcnt fer Goodman on condition that he
would retain the books Of Goodman with
the statement in Il THAI he claimed was
forged until the case could bc heard in
the Hastings Court, rs he intended to
appeal.
This His Honor concluded to do anil
the matter was settled in that way.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-26
AFFAIRS IN GENERAL
(Coneluded from F.fth Page.l


&t:cct Friday night. Thieves, forced an
entrance through window, but were
frightened Oft before they cOu!d sue
coed in securing any booty.
NJ. j. c. Brinklcy, the VOL known
grocer OF the Scahoard Block, left this
morning for Richmond, accompanied by
Ills daughter. Mis-; Eta, who will enter
this session at the Womnns College, of
That city. for a course OF study.
gentleman who lost 4, number of
chickens. in Park View last week by dogs
or something else says that the dogs had
sense enough rot TO visit his place until
after he waa ahacn; from the city, be-
caur;e they knew he was 4 shooter.
Ernest itach was arrested yesterday
charged with breaking into The E>-::se 0f
a man named Williams. on Goodwin
street, about two months ago, and III a.,-
ing two coats. lie viii have 4 hea,. ing
on Monday. Il is said that he had one
of the coats on when arrested.
Friday Mrs. Calvert, wife Of Mr.. Geo.
Calvert, who lives on Fifth street, South
Portsmouth, hung he. husbands over
coat in the yard on the partition fence
10 Sc: the smell OF c2mphGr out of it.
During tho afternoon some one walked
into the ya:d and carried the coat Off
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-26
DOC. EAT DOG.

Yesterday morning t, man who gave
his name rs Samuel Craig, who was q
tramp. Sworc out a warrant against an
other tramp. charging MIN with having
stolen n suit Of clothes and pair of
shoes from him while he was asleep. 1t
seems that the two men, who were
strangers to each other. met At Rocky
Mount, y. c., both tramping and max
ing for this city, and concluded to come
along together, when they did. reach
ing this city Friday night about Q
O'Clock. ana went IL the Columbia
House for lodgings. Craig said he had
no money 10 spare. hut Robinson. which
was the name Of the other man. said he
would foot the bill, as he had 80 cents.
Mr.. Sykes said he could furnish them
room for 80 cents. but as they had but
10 cents he would let them stay, so they
went to bed. DICKINSON got up about 4
O'Clock in the morning and went to Nor
folk county. leaving Craig In bed. Craig
awOkc about . o'clock and claims that
his clothes and shoes were gone. He
got warrant for Robinson, found him
in Norfolk, where he WIS arrested and
Carried to the StatiOn-housc He was
made to take off his clothes and give
them to Craig and was then sent to
Portsmouth. On examination Robinson
proved that Craig did not own the
clothes or shoes. so Craig was made to
strip and give ROb,nSOn back his clothes
which he had taken off In Norfolk. which
he claimed were his. All who heard
the statement of the two men believe
Rcbnson's story instead of Craig's
whose object for the arrest seemed TO
be spite
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-26
.NEW G!LMERT0N ROAD
Report Of Commissioners Ready for Action
at Next Session CT Court.
WILL SHORTEN DISTANCE 0NE-HALF
TrRde OF Ew0>TnouSnu. People yTtii
10 Mnde Tributary yo Ports.
mouth Fine Prospect for InduN.
trial Development on tho South
ern Branch.
The report of the commissioners an.


The report OF the commissioners ap-
pointed by Judge Portiock to view the
proposed new road from Portsmouth to
Gilmerton is ready ana will probably
be acted upon at The next session OF
court This report shows that the cost
VIII not exceed 5000. The right Of way
is given free by the property owners
RMS extension Is hailed with delight by
the majority OF property owners in Nor
FOLK county, as its construction will
cause the development and Improvement
OF much land adjacent to Portsmouth,
and which now is reproductive because
OF the circu!tious rout, required TO reach
this city. This road when built. will
make direct route three and half miles
from here to G!lmerton, while by the
present road the distance Is six and hnlf
miles. At the various mills located nom
Gilmerton over 400 men are employed,
which. according TO the general aver
age, means that the trade of GOO nno-
pie will oe made directly tributarv IN
portsmouth.
The Portsmouth street railway IN,
Quilt to BurtCn's Po!nt and will in Tho
near future extend it's line one and hair
miles further to Gimarton. The mat
ter of having this new road constructed
has been in progress FOR over two wears
The right of way has been secured the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-26
POR>ESMOU<I> TIL [.

near Gnrlcrton, and as the Government
has been very liberal in improving roads
leading TO its buildings. with n little
effort when the report of the commis-
a.oncr5 Is received, an appropriation can
doubtless he secured from the Govern
Tsnt for its construction.
This is matter our Board of Trade
could easily regulate, and If statistics
OF population about Gilmcrton were
prepared by this body they would doubt
less be surprised at the number Of hands;
employed ut and about that point.
There is, however little doubt but ut
the next session OF court the cnmmis-
sionCr'S report Will be received without
opposition, and with the construction
Of this road Portsmouth VIII be greatly
benefited in trade and Norfolk county
VIII be amply repaid for any expenditure
made by increased property values
which bring more money in the shape of
taxes: greater production per acre be-
cause of being in closer proximity to
market, large acreage Of land and will.
no doubt, secure large number Of in
dustr.al plants on the west Bank Of
the Southern Branch. Just imagine how
values would increase and business
would h" stimulated if the west bank
Of this Southern iiranc:I would show
the same number OF Industrial plants as
are now located on its eastern shore
Crle of the factors 10 aid in such dcvo lOp-
.nent IS the construction of this road
The sooner i, is started the more
pleased everybody will be and row that
good lines are dawn:ng ON us and
Northern and Western capital is locking
this way for Investment is the time To
start the ball rolling.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-26
CARS TO COLUMBIA PARK.

y special car over the Portsmouth
street l1ilrcad LEFT here yesterday af-
tcrnoGn ut o'clock for Columbia Park,
and a number OF United guests, inclul-
Ing few OF the newspaper men. were
on board. superintendent Dickerson
was ever ready to furnish lnformadi ion
ior The party and q pleas SAINT trip was
mad. Arriving at the park the party
we're shown every feature and drawings
Of the buildings, which are OF superb
architecture. After sampling the water.
which was fine. they again boarded the
car and returned home. There was Il
large crowd out along the route.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-26
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Coz.
sumntiOn.

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