New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TWO PUBLISHING COMPANIES INCORPORATED
MINOR NEWS NOTES

TWO PUBLISHING COMPANIES INCORPORATED
MINOR NEWS NOTES.
A new choir has beer formed to sing in the First
Reformed Churc, under the leadership OF Isaac y.
Enyard of the Rutgers College Glee club The
choir Is a double quartet made up as foiIows; so
pranos Misses Clara Ross ana Corncha Pcwelson;
altos Misses Helen Butler and Adelinc Fisher
tenors Lester Rightmre and Isaac y. Enyard;
bassos Charles NJ. Dixon and j. Edgar Ioweson
A private reading for the benefit Of the Florence
Mission took place last Friday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mrs u. +. r. Runyon on Livingston-avc.
Professor Edward l.. Barbour. Evolutionary IN
structor at Rutgers College. read David Garrck.
Solos were rendered by Misses Lille Runyon and
Lucy Boicc and +. l.. Wickes gave a cello solo. A
considerable sum was realized for the treasury Of
the Mission.
Chief Justice Beasley has granted to Willard =.
Voorhees, counsel for the United States Rubber
Company a rule compelling the counsel Of William
Sour 70 show cause why new trial should not be
allowed in the latters against the company.
Sour was terribly injured by an explosion at the
company's plant in December, 1893 and recovered
q 100 damages in a trial before the Chief Justice.
Two publishing companies to be conducted as
stock concerns and including in their purposes the
iucfen. have this week filed articles Of inoorpora-
ton in the Mddlesex County Clerks office The
controls The Metuchen Recorder' has as its in
Wiher iaroe and James s. Wight Of Perth Amboy.
The jncorporatOrs Of the kempson Publishing Com
nany which controls THE Middesex County Her
aIdI and "The Democrat" Of Perth Amboy, are
Helen s. Kempson Neils Hanson. ST. George Kemp
son and Andrew r. Femmerfelt, OF Perth Amboy.
and i B Eccesne, OF NewYork. Each company
has a capital stock OF $4,000. -
The annual Teachers institute of Mifdesex
County convened in New,Brgnswick on THURSDAY
and Friday of this week, holding its session in the
IIvngstone Avenue High School building. All the
nIblic schools OF the county c.osed, TO allow
the attendance of the teachers at the institute and
fully POO were present. The sessions were presided
over by County Superintendent y. Brewster Wills
Addresses were made by prominent educators In
New-Jersey.
The annual inspection Of Company d. 81 Regi-
ment National Guard OF New-Jersey, took place at
the armory In New Brunswick Thursday even
ing The Inspecting officer was Colonel Murphy, OF
Camden, and he found every man In the company
present. This is Company DIS record now. for the
sixth consecutive annual Inspection, a record said
TO be excel,ed by and equaed by on.y one
other company OF a State National Guard In the
United States
The MIddiesex County Christian Endeavor Union
held It's quarterly meeting In the First Reformed
Church OF this city Friday evening. The next
quarterly meeting will be held at the Livingstone
Avenue Baptist Church.
johnson & Johnson Thursday morning enter
tanned at their plant In New Brunswick a delega-
ton OF seventy-fve members OF the senior class OF
the Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy.
A census Of New Brunswick, which has Just been
concluded shows that the ctys population In little
over 10000: the exact number however. Will not
be known until the report In made to the Common
Council. When the census was taken In 1880 the
population was considerably less than 1900.