New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
ESSEN COUNTY.
NEWARK.
4 DAILY PAPER SUSPENDS fCbLlCAil'N'

CLOSE OF THE DOLL FAIR-NoTES ABOUT fEo-
PLE-INCIDENTs IN NEWARK.
IN announcing the suspension of The Newark
Times" an Independent morning paper inc manage
ment stated in the last number Of the paper issued
Yesterday that Thomas g. Barr. the owner. had
sunk 500 oo In the property in the three years OF
the papers existence. an average OF near! S''""
each wear This includes from SEQ" 10 N''"p lot
the plant The paper was started in smalI way
when Mr. Barr was president Of the Essex Passcn-
Ger Railway Company. and he gradually enlarged
il and became involved in II until he pui III nun
equipment Of a newspaper Office and combined me
daily with the SUNDAY paper. The latter mas pa'"
cxrenscs and viii he continued. This makes the
third morning paper that has collapsed In Newark
since 1857.
Eldrdge G. E!dcout forty -four years old. real
estate promoter. was arrested IN Jersey 'ltY ~
Newark detective yesterday and taken to Ne"a'A
on a charge Of obtaining money under false pre-
tences Rldoout has been agent for th"'c'r f"rN
Investment Company. owning land IN Babylon 'o""-
ship Suffolk COUNTY l.. 49, 49,
The doll fair a. Essex Lyceum closed on Ncln mes
day. TIE dolls disposed Of ~ Good lIlC'S gnu
a satisfactory amount was raised on Wcdn"siay
evening the members Of ~, Newark AuN'ld'N ~
ciety gave a dinner IN the han 400 T.,
Patent-lesthor manufacturers IN Newark are m
tcrcs,cd in the utilization Of new solution dlssGN
when DISTILLED Yields gelatinous ebony paste re
from olor. is waterproof and susceptible" ~ " hiSn
spreaG in any desired thickness and preserve ana
toughens lc1hcr - that Il may be stamped "I GOV
cred NTH fancy figures. Is possible tnat tn'' neN
substance viii rcvo.utionzc ra'en leather making
General and Mr.. John Watts kearny ana MES
Kearny have returned from Erfopo TO- ihelT cry
nous in East Fify-f [, HeNiy9rk ,,,,eh-
,ci Of Mr. and Mrs Edward l. Aline 10 Harry
Il. Atha son OF BENJAMIN Ahd. has heen an 70
cards have been received FOR reception for
Miss Huhbell. daughter OF Nj. ami Mrs. George
". Hubbcll on next W"dn'~ tdy rom untH
O'Clock. at 80. p E.st Kinney st. th' nome OF
The Bachelors couions viii not be continued
this winter. and instead series OF assemblies WI
be given Edward n IurNcc has been selected
make arrangements for thc balls
Announcement is made Of IA" cngagen'nt 81 L.
Chaunccy Runyon. son Of Ambassador knny@n
ana Mss Mamie Bosardus. o. knsston-on-'he-
lir and Mrs Challe. Mortimer Remington gave
tween { and 10 T. m. 1T the house of colonel j u
Mukcn Mrs hcminsfons father 10. - clinton
ave Mrs Bennington wa assisted in I"'".ln;
10y her mother and her slN hril"sm 1iif Itrs.ding
al the tables We're Mr. Nac'uichcon. Mrs spur
and Mrs Edwin Young Amons me callers %.''
Mrs Walter prakc Mrs J. - osborne. Mr.
N,r;in MI James H1lra. Nj. Thomas - Allen
Mrs belong. Ais RICHTER Mrs. Frederick at
hun Ml.s Jo.c?hn" = BALDWIN Mrr. j.. vvp.ns,ri
Nre + . Pcrson MIR Tau' h"r Miss IN
ger Mr. Clarenc" llhnsNotth VI .s"s sInil. -
Mrs smilhc. Mr.. George T. IN. Ms swain ,,,,
Mrs Will am Gleason. Mn =. - Ward. Nrt
Chaupcnois. Miss paw son. Niir bfr1ii spA"ih
Mrs ornsn Wrist Mis. ronef Ma =, l I.i,lD
Mrs John ana Robert iinnrvoIih. MI.- rrancie
and Mr. Hydecker. Mrs william Paul ,ils-
Plume Ma. f. % Gaid- TO- Ena Hlln"~. Ar
daughters Mrs Forrest DRYDEN. Mr.. Robert
stou,cn brrgh ami ST.. Matthias Plum