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New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
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JERSEY AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

a BILL FOR PUBLIC BUILDING AT NEW
BRUNSWICK
Washington. Jan. 30 (SpecaD.-Representative tive
Howell introduced to-day bill for a public build
ing 81 New Brunswick. II provides for the pur-
chase OF site and the erection thereon OF a sulta-
bic structure. with space OF forty feet on each
SIDE Ii differs from the bill OF 1881 in appropr!at
ing 10000 instead Of si25Cco in calling for forty
feet space on each side and In omilting elevators
and the provision concerning the lesCng OF title
by cession from New-Jersey TO the United States.
Soon a,ter noon Mr.. Howell called from his
desk al Ino capitol 10 soItn AmDoy by dispatch
In Orn4ing MIN the crIucal Illness from pneu-
Il n.s DiOtnef.
Vice-Presiuent and Mrs. Hobart will start for
NcH-fOrk Tonight 10 stleid me cnarity Ddl IN
Ne~-NOrk tomorrow evening.
AttCrne. -1cneia al ana Mrs. GTiggs last night en-
ter aimed Lord Herscnell and small number Of in
vited guests.
The Nice-President anG Mrs. Hobart gave din
ner followed Dy a theatre party, on Sa,ulday ngnt
In honor OF MIS-. Meniniey guests. the Misses
Barber. Mckinley. SHEDS. McMiuIans and mar
ter. and Miss Griggs, James Barber James Mckin-
ley. Daniel Grlggs. Baron Reid. Frederick Evans
Mr.. Crawford. Mr.. ,hullz and Mrs Newton, who
Is visiting Mrs. Hobart
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
JUSTICE SMITH GETS THE PIN
A DECISION IN HIS FAVOR GIVEN BY sURRo
GATE PETTY OF SUFFOLK

DECISION IN HIS FAVOR GIVEN BY sURRo-
GATE PETTY OF SUFFOLK
Riverhead. Lons Island, Jan. 29-supreme Court
Justice Wilmot NJ. Smith to-day won his suit for
diamond stckpin. decision being given by Surro-
gate Nathan l.. Petty Of Suffolk County. The pin,
which IS worth about $500 left by Joseph W
Neeks wealthy resident Of Bayport 10 Justice
Smith. but he mad TO begin proceedings before the
Surrogate In oroer to secure possess Of f.
NLni -Jr. Meeks diec some time aGO, MS widow .
MIS- ,atharine I. Meeks, would not deliver tnc
estate She declared that her husbands bequest
to " Smith diamond stud As ne had none
sne suppose her husband Intended 10 xiv" Justice
Smith d lOd collar button which somewhat fe-
ser b ! q stud she sent him th.s but ne returned
ID was practically worthless.
ShD said that the pin. which sne OF ered ID e|l-
derce hao never been worn by her husband anu
that rely Justice Smith not 6ong - cialm t.
Dis .ct-AttOTney Walter JaycoX u SuHOlk, Coun-
" was witness before the Surrogate He was
on intimate terms with the late Mr.. Meeks, sno ne
testif d that Mr Metks on numerous occasions
told him that when he died The PIN which MIS-
Mceks had to 20 70 Justice Smith
Justice Smith said that he had represented M
Meeks in several legal transactions, and That Mr.
Meeks made the bequest of the diamond IN consld-
GRAFTON Of these services.
Mrs Meeks was not represented by counsel. and
she conducted her side herself She questioned the
Witnesses and al The close asked Tor an lmntdiaie
decision Surrogate Petty was inclined 70 reserve
mis- ACCESSION but decided In favor OF Justice Smith
when Mrs. 1leeks SAID she wanted the matter SET
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
,DrIpBI COLLEGE LECTURES.

Two Lectures by Edouard Rod Of Paris are an
- to he given under the auspices Of the
~, cb department OF Adephi College NJ Rod
COZ. - 10 this country as NJ Dounic came ihst year
- enc interests Of French instruction In
1-,,.ed States His first course Of lectures is
,,,o, a., cambridee before the students Of Harvard
1-n,,.,.-sitv. Immediately after these lectures ne
viii lecture in Adelphi The subjects and dates are
'.sh kespeare on France Monday MaTSn ~ sl :
On "a "Cyrauo de BeTkcraC. wednesday
gall,'b - A. - M Both of these Lectures VII be
t~ FJench and admission Is by c0mblifnendssfy t'rh
Ffs,nh fs m department. OF Adephi Coliesa & rseep,,
tlon viii be given for NJ roo roo az az t Inc Alliance
H. tt,,,rssnc,ise and Adelphi College Students
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
ENSIGN DUGAN RESIGNS.
HE LEAVES THE NAVAL RESERVES BECAUSE OF
PRESSURE OF BUSINESS.

HE LEAVES THE NAVAL RESERVES BECAUSE OF
PRESSURE OF BUSINESS
Il was unoficially reported on board the Ports
mouth the headquarters Of the Battalion OF the
East. Naval Reserves. at HobokeH, yesterday that
Ensign Daniel A Dugan, of the First DIVISION
had resigned He was OF the orlginators OF
the Naval Reserve movement in New-Jersey' ana
has been in the battalion since its organization
He served with the battalion on the auxiliary
cruiser Badger in the recent war He is CITY
Clerk Of Orange and his duties In connection with
that Office appear TO be the for his reslsna
tion. Wien seen by Tribune reporter yesterday
he said
have not been identified with any trouble in
the battalion. and / nave no Kick or grievance
- al, rl..u NY feSg-a-lOn was sent III IL pulelS
ousIness Ieaso 5 ] ma l cannot properly attehd
10 the busiress OF the city OF Oranee ana NaVa
Reserve affairs al the same time, ana 50 / nave
-.... .., &c., .4Iun..ssCn ~ the reserves. AN
an aGmirer Of Commander Irving, and nope me
pa tla.ion viii long nave tne adNarake oI M 9asl %
ness capacity. energy ana eXperience 10 iAa.aee
its affairs lie performed his duties IKE ma a.
on board The Badger had 10 apooeles 10 ouut lol
pertormins his duty, and proved ninselI Worthy
of the r. suect and confidence o. every man IN lIlt
battalion As in ne past believe the success .
the battalion largely depends on COnniahoer
irving remaining st its head
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
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SMALLPOX IN QUEENS.

AN Isolated CASE IN OZONE PARK CAUSES
WHOLESALE VACCINATION.
ozore Park had a vaccinating bee yesterday
af;erro r. and corps Of doctors spent the after
noon ,ud evening applying virus 10 the arms and
legs the residents The doctors were under
the direction Of o. l.. Lusk. Assistant Sanitary
superi ;endent for the Borough OF Queens.
The cause was the discovery OF case Of small
pox in The neighborhood The sufferer is Mrs
Alice Mansfield. twenty-slx years old. She and
her tvo children are being quarantihed IN mouse
in McI ormack-avt.. near Broadway. - MIS- Mans
folk, Va. she came al once TO ozone PARK MIN
her two chi dren One Of these Is one year oId
been living IN the house in which they are now
quaranlned. The womans husband is stlI IN
The existence Of the case discovered on sun
dav and the Borough Department OF Health was
the care OF immune nurse. and policeman now
guards the front and another the rear OF the
Nj Lusk after making an examination Of the
surroundings and learning that unit recently ths
sick woman had been about the streets. determined
TO sdopt vigorous measures IN handling the case
by DIS Mcdonald Barry. Herman. Conger,
Smit and Grady he made descent upon INC
village Fsch doctor had plenIiuI stock oi
virus. AT the station they were met by platoon
OF po ce VINO were prepared 10 see ha tney WIZ ne
not noestec: In the afterhooi ano evening N m
doctors applied The needles 10 every one IN @ @tme
height with the exception OF ,o
show that vaccination in their cases was recent ,
Mr.. LuSk refused 10 TAX aDOul tnt Ease al"
referred al inquiries 10 President Murphy of the
Health Board Some OF the other PHYSICIANS W re
not however bound by the rules Of the Heaith
Dcpar. .rlent They said the woman must have
contra cd the disease either In Norfolk or on
no; "A { the ship She had not been exposed 20
the disease since reaching New-lork, ana there
had bten no case Of the disease IN Ozone PARK
Thev fd not fear any spreading now thaf the
disease aad been .ocated There is one house ad-
ioininl and four others are IN the immediate neigh
horno. q The children are beins kept away from
the mother but will not he allowed out OF the
house as they had been with her alter the disease
became apparent
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
OBITUARY..
TEN EYCK sUTPHIN.

Ten Fvck Sutphin. a well-known citizen OF
TrookIvn died yesterday at his home. NO ~ Sec
oud Place lie was born In Springfield y y on
June 30 1916 He came 10 New-Nork from 1t hoy
y Y In 1s3s and established the drygoods house
~ su,nhin & Partridce o. No 81 Pine-st After
ward the firm manufactured wallpaper. Mr. SUIT
phin continued actively in business for thlrty-hve
years be became Brooklynite about ISL ana
was one of the founders Of the Reformed Church
on the Heights. He on the onlcial board OF
the Association for Improving tae Condition OF the
Poor. ,,s .ho,-
In 1890 Mr. and Mrs sutphin celebrated their their
golden wedding Mrs Sutph!n died IN lsl2 Ihere
sons is a lawyer IN Brooklyn. and the otner y
pastor OF the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church. oi
cleveland Ohio one OF the daughters is the wife
Of the Rev =. T. Kipp Of san Diego. Cal
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
SEVEN NEW GAS COMPANIES.
HoBoKEN AND THE NORTH HUDSON
TOWNS TO ENJOY COMPETITION.

TOWNS TO ENJOY COMPETITION.
A new enterprise. formed for the purpose OF
cutting down the price Of gas and competing with
the Hudson County Gas Light Company was
launched in Hoboken Yesterday by the organization
OF four gasight companies TO do business IN
Hoboken West Hoboken Union Hill and North
Bergen respectively The scheme will he perfected
to-day by the organization OF three more companies
for Cutie nb,rg weehawken and West New-York
and the seven companies will do business under
one general management and board OF Officers
The officers are Thomas Barr, Of Phila delphia
president: Colonel Anthony Kuser. treasurer, and
John Haggerty. OF Hoboken secretary
The incorporators OF the four companies formed
yesterday met in the Offices Of Marneli & Fallon
in the Second National Bank Building Hoooken
YESTERDAY when the plans were talked over and
the treasurer received several thousand dollars IN
cash from shareholdt.s among whom are citizens
>nd office holders In Hoboken and the North Hud-
son towns. The companies Will be capital
ized at $4,000 but the amount Of stock paid in so
far cannot be learned, owing to the reticence Of
those interested in the enterprise.
Thomas Barr. OF Phi adelpha. is said to be at
the head OF the scheme to organic gasltght com
pany 20 con9e,e with The HUDSON County Gas
iight Company. winch has long had ne moAopoiy
of furnishing all the gas CONSUMED IN Hohoken
ana the North Hudson towns. The present prce
is 81 q thousand cubic feet 1t is known mar Mr
Barr has been trylng 10 secure maJoily OF shattS
in this company ouerlng rs hign as $40 a share
huf he aid not meet with success. previous 20
this however. representatives Of the snaniey syn
dIcate which has been securing conuol Of eie.uic
ratway and electric hsht companies IN me noi IN
EN- part OF the state, were actively ensased ID
trying to buy w the majority Of stock OF ihe ih
Hudson County Gas Light Company Inen the
pan was adopted 10 form so-called people com
pany with small comp p4nies In edcn munIclp panty
The organizers will endeavor 70 make II interest
ing for the old company by cutting rates. ana en-
deavolng 10 gel stTeet-ighung colIdCls LIoH i4o-
Token and the different tOWis. 49,
Certificates Of Incorporation Of the Hooohen G4s
Light Company and sA other con9dnies Ha'"su
after the towns WILL be fled IN few djys.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
STUDY OF STAMPS A SCIENCE.
AN EXHIBITION TO BE GIVEN BY THE
PHILATELIC SECTION or THE
INSTITUTE

That ph!lately IS a SCIENCE worthy Of receiving
the serious though; and earnest support Of stu
dents is shown by H. recognition by the brooklyn
Institute ~ Arts and Sciences the first large scien
tAc Institution in the world TO organize special
department Of philately To commemorate the
recognition ard classification OF phately as q sci
ence the section Oh philately OF the Institute viii
give Il public exhibition Of postage and revenue
stamps and stamped envelopes IN the Art Rooms.
No II Montaguo-st.. from March is 10 March il,
inclusive.
The exhibition WI be open on week days from
10 a. r.. TO Il =. IN. and sundays from p IN 10
p m The formal opening of the exhibition VIII
take place Saturday evening, March Is, a.
which only members Of the section ana inVlteo
guests VIII be- present. al other days ana evenings
IviI he open 20 the public. a special day tSalhr
dav March 80 vii be- ee, aside for the school emil
be distributed and competent persons verse; N
the subject WIFI be present TO ialk ABOUT stamp
collecting and thus arouse among them an lnteIes,
IN this valuable pastlme- various aW','Ih duu
medals viii be offered for competition inlorhid-
ton concerning classes. awards rules and regula-
iions governing the exhibition. can be had nN aP-
plying to John -. CArherry. SECRETARY or the TX
hipition Committee. No. los Bush"lcK-a'e"
II has been decided that no fee shall be charged
TO- admission and .ll persons interested N tnis
fascinating pursuit a.e invi'cd TO view the eNhio-
The member of the section maintain nat PHI,
lately Is valuable study for b0ih the yOlns aliu
geoCraphv history and politica science as Is IN
dicated by acquisitions o. new territory. access0ls
~ soverelgns 20 power. changes IN the monetary
systems OF countries and other matters OF interest
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
THEY HAD ROBBED Gas METERS.

y Nrw WRINKLE N THEFT BY WHICH BOYS
HAD PUZZLED THE POLICE.
How did yez cit de- dough-"
Shot robin red breast"
This is question and answer that for some time
iss Interested the police Of Brooklyn IN the neigh
bornooa % East New-York Boys literally sup
Piled with rickes and quarters have spent their
money lavisaly, and laughed at the inquisitiveness
of the police
Shooting the robin red breast" the police have
learned. means roobing the cash gas meters, the
'rea breast being The red locks which are sup
posed % keep safely the money which the gas users
have dropped into the slot. Detectives Foster ana
Cream of me Central Office, have arrested Weldon
Goodbo6y Of 40. o55 Dean-st and Henry Scott
o. No iI Rockaway-ave. on a charge OF rooolng
meter a. No 2l7A Dean-st. An Inspector OF the
Brook II Unior Gas Company was the complainant
against the boys They were held IN SID pan Dy
for
some % the gas meters have been known to con-
lain as inucn sl1 in silver quarters.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
THE EMERALD BALL.
r,1AN.r SCENE AT THE ACADEMY OF
MUSIC.
,,yuopoRr PHILIP AND MEMBERS or HIS slAff
cr-t-sTs OF THE ASSOCIATION.

,,oropr PHILIP AND MEMBERS OF HIS Si"'i
cr-rsTs OF THE ASSOCIATION,
.,..,,,, dressed women. delightful music ana
DS,,, ~ decorations made the siXty-hrst an
~ r,,o-ald Ball. held at the Academy o. MuSlO
w Nc vo,.ine an occasion long 10 DC refnemoe'eu'
- rs In ald OF the Brooklyn Roman N"'ho'o
"A.r asvlums and the word orphans was o''i
ps,~c entrance 20 the foyer. formed IN whi'e
'H.or,.ues u. and resting against a background ol
iu~o' --ts ,,i.la~s OF the lobby were also twlneo
- -o,., OF green The name Emerald, III aP-
" .r,ate color. hung from the proscenium arcn
p'y'. ss supported on either si6e by emerald BAN
NJ ard the dates IS39-% Shannons lSd hesi-
-. orchcst-a was placed behind oa'nsuauo
.y.s - palms at the rcae OF the slage. '"V
80 wee draped with Georgia smilaN ana WIN
~ ~ ,be banners being continued about the gar
h@e1 Mile from an e.ectric star II The centre OF
isIesu'rg dcuended red. wnte and blue stleaint' =
he esi,ss i,essish display OF the Nationa. colors was
mace sains1nhcrs " cf his san Mrs. Phil7 and me
via o. ne stafl oficers. occupied Presi9den.
wives o. box Amons others there were President
3ward ST. Grout surrogate App9t,' 22ti1.ra pa,f
z. Aai e., rd + York Ilentenant- Governor Wood
-g -sg Nayor Van Wyck Bro , Coer s1-ISuse ,n p =
Augnsl~S T1ike ID Stapleton. William Wa.ton
Ac.eli' 'rs' Tnrreu Michael Coffee FRANCES )
Byrae,,. y IaTenpor.. Andrew Mclean, William
" --o~r,rev Felix Campbell, Major John -.
Colone, y" a NicCar;y Other boxes were taken
y. ~ ~ Countiau Club James CASSIDY ana +
eSSS eSeSoSSn5a5fo Pnp and his stat arrived al g;So
,lo~K s~d we've received with cordla gtlloi1su ~ 80
ocioSno. -eearo Soon after tae Caoet corps OF ~
Lo. LLosSs home Isl in number, marcnea III , az ne
Ssnus Narcairg home" This was taken up py
Som.~r,.esfra which played the chorus win nicss
tSso,ert tSs o,,cert ~ ZONE that permitted the hfe and
..e,rss of me cadet corns 10 be panly heaTa;
,.s~ G,s~ the drl The boys sang columbia ine |en
=. .se ocean" and huge nell of REQ "hlte eha
Siue was lowered from m staes sTen nont Sn1 a. %
sr e'-e signal hundreds OF small National Ii's
,sre6 down. and two doves, representing pea,'s
~ on from the bell. Then three uny Doys
1,essed as sailors from the e%as ,helr canaan
fearng ,hc name. ran from ne slass Si1.i IN -
- ryesi MIS- box and. raising q rlboon-tW.steo
isSdsr ~ 81 them held it whAe thifG eilfnpso IN s
,rese.tel 90 Mrs P1ilp .-,. ,.A,a,,
sH5-t concert preceded he grand ndIcn' "Nlcn
- e5 'f., President James j. Byrne, win Mss
SiIee Marin ana the nall aid not break up until
az early hour tlls morning -.,.. 49,. 49,, 1.,,,es
rhe GERS of tal Emerald Association are James
: Pvrnc president. William hentcr, lr. urst We
,,,tsiferf William o. Moran. second Vice-presldenI
Seorse j. : Bowling. recording secrelaIH; JUln m !
Breen financial secretary, a"o arthur N0"7'NiO'
,rea
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
THE PEI g + Sfnoys SERIOUSLY I'LL.

The Rev G r. Smons. pastor Of the WycKon
Street German Methodist. Episcopal Church. Is seti
ously ~ ~ his home No. iG3 Pacihc-si In anui-
ton % grip there are stomach complications ano
the doctors give little hope of recovery The MINIS
ters mind IS perfectly clear but ne l. 'oSiie
s,.ergtb every dav His Illness dates from the nig
snov,storrn Of November 81. Mr. Sinons Was caileo
out 10 attend one OF his parishloners ana look d
se,er. cold He was able to be about the mouse
rrtu Saturday. January q. when ne TOOK 10 M
bed. a.. ... ,...-. ia and has
-. Is, a. ministry for twcnty-cght years lie
was graduated from Berea College. ONO ana az
80, "@9 "a entered into mission work In Chicago
Erom there he went 10 Ca itorIia' ana then came
i.ae, IL has been IN Brooklyn for three years
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
ITALIAN THUG IN Wou4y's CLOTHES

Sadie Thornton. eighteen years Old the daughter
~ a widow who kee,s d small store a No. oS9
Orarra-st Newark was knocked senseless IN the
g ore last Wednesday afternoon by a customer she
.aid her as-si.ant was dressed a. = woman ,i' out
lool-ed Ike a man Yesterday Policeman Schu-
maraer saw an Italian woman Of stalwart DUN
walking vi h man. Suspectng mat botn we're
men ~ took them 20 the Second precinct ponce
sfstion where II was found that one OF them wore
a MS clothes under he fema.e garo. Ine ieIoW
80 no name OF Angelo TeOra anu said he liyec A.
e s3 C;arstde-st HIS companion was Louis saoe.-
tio VINO ives in the same house. Miss IhornsoQn
,~s artlv Identified he masquerader as ner assam
ant Both were locked up. =, 1900 l. -
Later the police learned that the masqu eraoer
v1s he man no on January cut on IN ear o.
Marta On 10 fourteen years old who refused 20
marry him IRE role had warrant FOR nm ana
had been looiinS for him
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
JERSEY CITIES AND TOWNS.
Jersey CITY.

Miss Mabel Hewetson, who eloped from Phlla-
delph!a with Horace Cornell. "a married man. was
surrendered to her mother yesterday. and she
taken home Cornell held. His abandoned wife
was in the police court and denounced him .
villain and liar.
The Hign Scnoo is overcrowded. There are now
eight hundred pupils enrolled. and the seating ca
pacty is Only four bundled
Public School No. 26 was opened yesterday Win
400 pupils / he new school relieved Schoo,s Nos.
and 6. which were overcrowded in the primary
depal tments,
struck at the Pavonla ave. crossing or the Erie
Railroad Yesterday. and the wagon was wrecked
but the driver escaped injury.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
Sg0OTTVG AFFPAY N CAMDEN

Camden Jan 80 (SpeciaD.-Harry Darr. colored
came over from Philadelphia tonight to see Ms
- u,bo has beer wing at No 729 Kaighns-ave
F1s Uas unable TO gain entrance az the front door,
and wen, tc the back. He was rapused there ou;
broke in the door and entered. He found his VIZ VIZ
with william Wreach, and after ieW "oius Da,s a.,
rnark and the two men clinohed Darr was ge.-
ting The worst OF the scuifie when ne DIohe aNay
srd ran downstairs. In the back yard lt Is AZ
ieced William Anderson handed Darr revolvsr
~ Ia fter returned to the house ana opened Ire
- Wreach hitting him in four places. Darr
I'D bur was captured ct tn Federal-st. rerry py
IIoGTi,e,nan Miller Vreach taken 70 cooper
HosnitaS He cannot survive his wounds
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
TWO DROWNED IN A uILLPOND.

Freehold Jan 80 (speciaD.-Ths afternoon at
Charles H. snyders mipond Emerson D. Pro
basco. twelve years old. and young son OF John
S. Rue the miller fell through hole in the ice
while skating Mr Rue. the miller went to thelr
rescue but fell in another hole and was drowned
An elder trother Of Emerson frooasco saved you"s
Rue but his own brother was drowned. MT hue
was thirty years old Mrs. hue was prostrdled al
the death OF her husband.
Ward Golden cf Freehold fell in hole In the ice
while skat Ting and sank three tines, but was M saVe9
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
,..pp p,I FACTORY DESTROYED

nor,me Ian so-The Fi;zsi3oon paper pail rae
,orv q, old Boonton was destroyed by nre this
evening. The flames were discovered at about e:so
o,clock The FIRE Is supposed to have originated
- ~. .oone-room There few means OF
an ~ ~ the rau.s and the buildings were totally
dsstroved The fire throws thirty hands out OF en-
Tifv,nsnt Edward Ftt7gthoon the owner, estl-
mates MS loss az about 1900 most OF whicn u On
mschInery ard stock The insurance IL small
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
( FTSHFRu4N DROWNED.

Asburv Park Jan. 9O--Eugene Pyle. OF Avon
while returning from the fish nets three miles OF
tha- place this afte noon, was drowned. Py-e an~
Walter Wright. Of Bradley Beach. were in smAl
surf boat fitted with sal Wh'n about hal me ols-
tanoe 10 the shore had Jeeu travtrsec the ooat VIE
cai,yh. bv a sudden southeast squau ana upset
Fred Van Note. one II ;he beachmen or me !i DuSh
cock Tifr-saV.ng Station witnessed the caps'ZlNs
and ar once gave the alarm. The life-s9vsTs r@I
out heir boat and pat of. They found NFisht I'm
ciroinc 70 the boat. but almost exhausted. Inc
life,sayers found Pyles body entangled In the gear
in such a way that he could not move 10 ald MN
eel lie was twenty-fye years Old and was mar
h IL tLree MONTH ago.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
suor1DrB DIsIocATED BY 4 PLAYMATE.

Florence the ten year-od daughter Of Patrolman
Patrick Tlerney OF the Bayonne police force -
dangerous y4in az St Luke's Hospital ID b"sonhe
- ,, result ~ . disiocatlon Of the shoulder Sew
raj a,ys ago she was walking along the street
,,ith some candy In her rieh, hand. when another
child ran up behind her and seized her arm Sns ns
% considerable pain Dus GA nos le.i ~.
s-..ncr for a dav or two Then IL was round ina,
,ba chila's right shoulder was disoca,td' anu
a,,icutar rheumatism set IN.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
BALKY HOSE CAUSES A DEATH.

Hackensack Jan 9O.-Lambert Hoitsma, en-
aloved al Mayhew's silk nil az Wortendyke was
KILLED by a train al Midland Park last night He
and John Kennedy the superintendent OF the mll!
were out driving, and crossed the SusquehaIna
Rallroad tracks at Midland Park just IN 'front.' OF
a train The no. ba kcd after GRO sing the tracks
rd hacked the carriaAe into the side OF the tram
The carriage was wrecked. Kennedy was unhurI,
bit his companion was killed.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
To KEEP TAB on STREET-CLEANERS

The Town Improvement Committee OF the Jersey
CIV Woman's club has undertaken 10 supervise
the cleaning OF streets. and II the contractor neg
lects his duty they will promptly send com mpaint
have A committee Of thi teen, one for each ward.
and q member at-larse, and to appoint sHo.com-
~ontractor's schedule Will be furnished 20 each
rnemher Of the committee and subcommittee 10
yforrn then, what days the contractors men are
due and II they fail 70 appear or the work Is rot
nronerlv done the precinct member OF the com
pp't,rree vII info m the Ward Committee. and the
niiv oaic,als will receive notice The plan is sim
liar 20 that adopted by the Womans Club of New