New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-17
ESSEN COUNTY.
NEWARK.
COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE TINE REQUIRED
TO BUILD THE POSTOFFICE.

WEDDINGS or THE wEEK-socIAL AND PER.
soNAL NOTES
The work Of building a new postonice in Newark
begun in the last year of Harrisons Admins
traton. and it Will probably not be finished until
some time after the expiration of President cleve-
lands term. The building is OF ordinary size. and
much too small for the business OF the Newark
Office but It has taken longer to simply put II
under roof than was required 10 begin and finish
the massive Prudential Building. down the street
Business men cannot comprehend why there should
be this delay In erecting building that under pri-
vate management could be put up and occupied in
six months And they are unable to understand
the careless methods OF calculation by which the
new building has only slightly more floor space
than the building which ii replaces.
Miss Nellie Greason. only daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert GreasOn. and William Thompson
were married on Wednesday night In the Reformed
Episcopal Church. Halscy-st. The Rev Mr..
Savary assisted by the Rev. Mr.. MacNichol. per
formed the ceremony. Miss Florence Greason. of
Brooklyn the maid Of honor and Harry
Thompson the best man. Palms, ferns, chrysan-
theInuns and bows Of satin ribbon decorated the
interior of the church. The bride wore costume
of ivory white satin. trimmed with nousselne dc
sole and pearl passementerie. Her veil was Of
tulle secured with sprays of lilies Of the valley.
The maids wore white moussollne de sole trimmed
with gold passementerle and carried white chrysan-
themums The maid Of honor wore seafoam green
sk covered with white tule. and carried white
Chfysanthemums. y reception ana uinner ioi-
lowed the wedding.
Bishop Wigger. OF the Roman Catholic Diocese
OF Newark arrived at seton HAL from Europe
yesterday. The Bishop met at liOboken by
Nicar-Cieneral O'Connor ana the college faculty.
The Bishop Was in excellent health. y, ;he rail
road station in South Orange n" was received b.
the Seton Hail cadets. under command OF Lieu
tenant Lehman. their Instructor. At noon the
cadets we're drawn before the college. and salute
OF thirteen guns was fired In honor OF the Bshop.
While Ia Italy Bishop Wigger had an audience
with the Pope Tie had reception in Alumni Hal.
the college. last night
Miss Lillian " nch"ll and Theodore Nheteti were
married Wednesday evening by the Rev. Mi
LOOMS OF the Belcvie Avenue Congr'ga-
NO l. Taylor-st Miss Eva Whitfield was maid OF
honor The bride wore a gown OF magnolia satin
trimmed with point lace and clusters Of lilies OF
the valley The maid Of honor wore white crepe
de sole and carried mermet roses Miss Winchcl
High school and her class mates were among tn"
guests at the wedding supper, ,.,..,..-. IT..
Miss Susie b. Conoycr. OF No. a. Division Iidce
and James A. Romcyn OF Hackensack. were mar
RED by the Rev. ~ Frazer. at the bride homr
Hackensaok. where "A reception VIII be- held Oh NO.
Mr. and Mrs ". Campbell Clark have closed their
house at Elberon and returned to their city home
county physician Daniel Elliott. who goes out Of
Office in December. VIII probably spend IN" winter
Cortland parker the lawyer. although he has
reached the age OF seVcnty-siX. IL wonderfully VOL
preserved mentally and physically and his vitality
is said 10 due tho daily rides he takes In tn"
saddle He can be In the cary mornings can
tering along the roads IN the outskirts OF IN" city
win the seat Of a seasoned TROOPER ..,...
Both Il Wavne Parker the Congressman elect
and Edward ". Jackson the newly elected sure
gate are members Of tho Essex Troop; attached ="
Jones. one ~ the defeated Democratic Assembly
candidates Is also member u the troop