New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06

AN IMPROVEMENT NEEDED N TIE CITY'S
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS.
COMPLAINT ABOUT OPEN TROLLEY CAEs-"TH.;
ADVFRTISE2'' To MOVE-ITEa;S OF SOCIAL
pEKSON. -. M l,fr.ST.


ADVERTISER" TO MovE-ITEMs or SOCIAL
AND Personal INTEREST
Some time ago the Newark Eoari Of Trade ap
pointed a committee to con slider plans Tor first;
! class hotel in Newark The coIarittcc made a
report to thc board. showing that hotel Of this
kind would pay handsomely as an investment
| while IL would prov great benefit to the city
| Unfortunately. The report did not indicate the
! capitalists who would put IN the necessary cash
and that a fret requisite tho matter
| dropped. II G. Miner. who built handsome the
atrc in Market-st. proposes TO erect n sub
stantial hotel the property adjoining the the
| atre. to have about two hundred rooms. This IS
not what the Board of Trade proposed. but the
success of Mr.. Miners theatre viii it is thought
encourage capitalists to put money into first
class family hote. suitably located.
The Crazy Jane Society is an auxiliary OF the
Womans Charitable Aid Society. composed Of thu
leading society women OF Newark The Crazy
James meet once a week or onener. and do cutting
and sewing garments for the soCietys wards
and for the poor generally. a wardrobe for the
IS established at No &1 Iialsey-st. an the pro
coelS being for the relief OF the poor. The society
has done vast amount Of good in an unob-
trusive way since it's creation.
p The NeNark division of the New-Jersey Na6yal
cass of young men. al of whom have had *
perlonce on the water in Yachting or boating or
the most eicient Yet orsanz d. 1t viii meet for
drIil in uniform next Monday night ,....,.....
from he southeast corner Of Broad and Market
few doors below. in Broadst. viii be like the OBJ
Iteration Of an oil landmark. as us 6uil1ins
ark Will probably disappear. together with the
adjoining buildings in Market-st. and give place
to a lofty Office building
The Consolidated Traction Company continues to
run open ears on most Of its lines. without regard
behind the windows at the front. stand the
back platform. to avoid the damp night air and
the open cars are to be run unil November T. al
though they should have ben taken OF hctorc &C.
crease in pneumonia and lung disease last week.
which is partly attributable to exposure on the
Bowling has begun to take the place Of outdoor
sPGT "n sa h Ee cGI ar" has IN Srr S as Clubs
the square mile than any Other city % th' Union.
hnh hS c1 is n M Of ,GT ' eb ANA
some OF the members are expert BOWERS
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs Theodore Runyon wife Of the Ambassador
Germany. with her daughters Julie and Helen
and Miss Dryden. sailed the Fuerst bismarck
for Berlin on Thursday. large party Of Newark
General Runyon returned TO Berlin about six weeks
ago. after a vacation OF over a month.
daughter Of Archibald Parkhurs,. and Eugene
\. Bradley. Of Goody,ars. Cayuga County. y. Y,
ST, on Wednesday evening The Rev. Lyman Whit
ney Allen. Of South Park Church. performed the
ceremony only the immediate relatives Of The
couple were present There Mas a profuson Of
flowers. Supper followed the wedding. and MI and
Mrs. Parkhurst thcn departed for Lakewood.
The Essex Troop Will report for outdoor dri
Ais to-day the Riding Academy. The dril Will
be repeated every Saturday.
Mrs Emma Bourne. president Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, conducted conN"n-
lions during the week in Camden. Mercer. Glouces-
ter and Morris counties.
Professor David Bcsscr. the general Instructor Of
the Turnyerein Norwarts. has resigned. and he VIII
Ne general superintendent and Instructor Of the
Turner's society In Reading, Penn.
MIR. and Mrs Washington Cort celebrated their
silver wedding at their house no. 2l2 South sixth
st, Monday evening
The wedding OF Thomas Newton Of the Catholic
Institute Dramatic Association. and Miss Margaret
Kane will take place at So. MchaeIs Church on
October y.
Colonel John +. Kruger entertained the Sketch
club at the Brewery on Belmontavc. Tuesday
night.
Cards are ont for the marriage Of Miss Emma
Louisa Cleveland to Robert :. Dunham at the
home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Cleveland. 30 ls9 Orchard
ST. next Wednesday evening MIR. Durham Is son
OF Vice President H. II. Durham, Of ,hc Flremen's
Insurance Company.
A. O. Keasbcy and his family will remain in
Norristown for the winter. His home in Clinton !
ave. viii be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. George VI I
Kcdsbey
Mrs John a. Nichols and her daughters return !
70 the city next week after spending the summer /
at Mcndham