New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
WHAT is GOING ON in NEW=JEl
ELIZABETH.
ITS TWO WELL-EQUIPPED PLAfiOUS Sis
TIL, STREET RAILWAY oUEsTIoN-c. y. FoWLEES
CANDIDACY FOR CoNGREss-THE NEW

THE STREET RAILWAY oUEsTIoN-c y. FowLEEs
CANDIDACY FOR coNGREss-THE NEW
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
nret,v wedding took place at the home of Mr.
| and Mrs stephen g. Smith, No. l6l Safest
I here wednesday night Their daughter MISS Ne'le
| Smith was united tc Alexander Steele oi r''S'
| ORANGE The house decorated WIN palms Po'-
] ted plants and flowers tastefuliy arranged The
ceremony took place In the parlor me brlde wore
cornnower blue bengalne silk trimmed win point
lace and velvet and carried bouquet OF PINK roses
She entered the room leaning on her fathers arm
They were preceded by the bridegroom ana his pest
| man, J. ~ Gilmore. of East orange me u'.ie''
were Joseph Donaldson, OK Elizabeth. ana G van
yliet of New-York The Rev. NJ Clemens OF IT.
ylnrton. ofecatel i supper followed the wedding
and the reception attended by over seventy -ii'e
guests from Elizabeth. Newark the Oranges. Bl''m-
field. Bayonnc. Nyack. Arlington, New-York' Mount
Vernon and Manhasset. l.. l. Mr.. ana MIS- ''ee'e
will make East Orange their home
Elizabeth has what it never cou.d boast VI
before-two handsome and well-equlppeu tlrd...,,,
Whether the city support bOih Is ID q'ri
~, igouse r,s, s,,Gn Of which the Prudential
Insurance Company furnished 10000 ana me pa
ance came from the stockholders. II cost S-'Vv 70
convert Library Hall into the pretty ana cosy ~
ccum Theatre The outward appear 0i 'n ~
latter furnishes no Indication as TO the beauty 81
The Interior II IS the Intention ~ the Library Hal.
Association to tear down the rom OF g AMI ein
|
CANT modern front.
DIR. KEMPsHALIIS RETURN.
TIE Rev DR. Kempshall the leader Of The crusade
against the New-Jerscy race,racks. Is In eNceN'h'
h,a,,h his recent TRIP TO Vancouver T. c. having
been ben fetal The clergyman was glad h'"e'.''
TO &; back home Dr Kempshall had hearty shake
of the hand f-r evc-y acquaintance ne me' Io' wv
days after his return.
The pope ~ this cy anx'ously waiting fr me
! Co7soliiaiei Traction Company 70 put Ito trolley
sys.en in;o operation. According - The terms OF
| ,ha contract between th@ company ana the b'fr'
~ FRI holders by which ih' franchise was awarie
the cars were 20 BE- running by electricity on June ~
| I. 3. n,w almost October ana from the looks of
sf7rs Il s doubtful u The system viii be IN opera
fi1, before salw Ges TIE citizens ar" not at az
u'eaesI with tbs deay or the condition IN "Hi'n
.bo -,r,o,s through when the road runs have ben
ier, f.r several months
with the introduction Of the trolley the question
arises what will bcron'. OF the Eliz1beh-st rail-.
way operated by horse-po%er Inc later roii
Is Err, ri't 9ro time 4" dine thcrc have been rlmors
OF its being sold 10 %" Traction company: ~. re-
Xii sI!I The plant 20 the Traction people II b" gets
his price and fl LOOKS as II In TIE enI ihis r2ad
IT, central portion 81 the city will be absorbed 10y
~" me WeIlns Of Mis Hnnah Potts. daughter Of
Captain James Potts. 90 pr John + REILLY ON Oc-
VIII take place IN ST rAtricNs Church There VIII
court %a"3 G6 Ge A SIhS ofafr OF h ann
versary a. NUNS hlll The pl1r. wa SF1wI,t
and the evenings entertainment consisted 81 music
singing. speech making and dincins.
MIR. FOWLER FOR CONGRESS.
Charles y Fowler who from present Indications
ea rl. 20 be- linton Coun,y's choice FOR the Kepub-
lean O. urrcssional nomination BE- man - striking
pc,onal appearance ami bears strong resemblance
g. Governor Mckinley Mr. Fowler Is an able AMI
polished speaker. ami a man Of good sound JUL
~. ID, a. sta. ffn IT, III
and declare that his selection would reflect credit
on the Republican party and that De wou.d prove
/ a sure winner Ills strongest advocate Is Mayor
Eankn who l. lnh,rlng carly AMI late In his behalf
t'nion County furnished three companies g. the
.ath Now jersey which h.d ia reunion here on
| on, in I.aiah"lI And aHothc. 10 tAStbrth 'apt an
TiIind''i aad present dr.,tor II Inc BOARD com
rnanl"l the company raised In that civ The ora,
ton of senator VOORHEES, when he weicom"d the ".i
soldiers On brati; ~ the people 81 Ez beth wa
able enor. On bis part ana as pairiou' as the
most fcrvent Grand Army man could cesr'.
Ncsoa9'ions have ben qH'eMy gong on ,o ,or
some I'm" ior the purchase oi ~" 1'ntral Nv
3 to have a strongly aggressive Democratic paper
IN Elizabeth. hut Tor some reason ne 'S V hsS
the owner u the paper. VIII sell Il FOR 500. and
the i. s .n IT, s' buy the pant
and have s2.eo left with which to help pay inc
G G@r5rm, g .e sial %ii sue" Tune '' ''
An unumal scene MAS presented a the opening sil.
Tho venerable Mrs John Kcan. The sister % III.
late Hamilton Fish ~ New YORK sat ID one OF
the private boxes. surrounded By her six children.
OK I. man , lS' mG' her MIN The thre
s M,l-da Kean +, Is the nrs, lime That SO many
members 81 tho family have ever been seen IN an
Elizabeth theatre. EN- Congressman Kean IL one
OF the principal stockholders In the new playhouse
THE NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY.
The new Mutual Telephone Company. hlvins So
cured over 30 subscribers here. IL almost ready
now to 20 ahead and build exchange. The
company wants to get 30 subscribers or $1,000
worth ~ stock taken I'm this city. but The managers
say It Is not necessary to have all this money to
build exchange
Police Justice Nelll who preslIrs at Police
Headquarters II the hardest worked AMI poorest
paid official In the employ Of the city government.
Justice Ncill gets only 500 year. or less than 81
a day after he pays his horsecar expenses. He has
TO work often froin to L. O'Clock trying cases
and drawing up warrants and commitments. His
Democratic predecessor had over 5000 year for
the same work. and movement is now on foot
to increase Justice Nelrs compensation
The congregation OF Grace Episcopal church are
greatly pleased with their new organ put in this
week II Is y fcs; vide by p hlrh ana fee lcep;
The Citizens and Taxpayers Associations OF
Ezabothport. are strongly avcrsc TO public school
80. being torn down and new ana costly stru'.
Is cool enough and with = fcw Sigh, improvements
It's sanitary. condition could be made perfect They
are opposed to heapIng more burdens On the tax
about $4,000 would relieve the pressure ON school
No. which Is overcrowiel. and also give accommo-
dation TO those children who cannot go 20 No. !;
Mayor Rankn's project Is 10 build big school
that would cost about 10000 How the contro-
vcrsy will end 1t Is hard to say. Meanwhile
800 Children are being deprived of school facilities
Speculation IL still rife to where the
station Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Is 10 b. erected
here, but far seems To- know Just what the
companys pans are In this respect. The work OF
grading and repavng the streets affected by the
Elevation Of the railroad tracks Is rapidly drawing
10 finish. and the next thing is 10 begin the build
ing Of the station EX-'Ongressman Amos Clark
nd In tha - tha
temporary station al on the anxious seat,
and eager 10 dispose OF their holdings AT n good
price to the railroad company for site. Mr. Clark
at time thought he to be the favored per-
son. but the company seems 10 have changed It's