New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
NEWARK.
DISCUSSING THE QUESTION OF WOODEN
PAYMENTS.
WEDNESDAY LAST WAS \ GREAT DAY foi'
WEDDINGS-wHAT SMALLPOX HAS COST
|. INTEREST
NOTES or CENTRAL

Elias Ward who recently returned from Europe
maid specal attention. while abroad, TO the pave
ments of London and Paris and other large ann
well-goveIned municipalities Tie WAS mn'h HI
pressed by the enduring qualities OF the Wooa pave
mont in Paris and this week NE made an address
before the Board Of Trade in wh1'h he recommended
tho Same sty.e of pavement for Newark. Tne city
had an experiment with wooden paving some years
ago however which indispoecs the taxpayers !"
adopt Mr.. Wards suggestions. y pavement III
Eroad-st from William-st. the Canal Bridge soon
rotted In course of time the pavement became an
urssvorv nuisance and il taken mp me Dahk-
ruptcy Of the city of Elizabeth was caused by me
laying Of wooden pavements, wlnch proved L D III
ures \ contractor said to Tne' Tribune correspond
ent Yesterday that to get the Paris pavement W.
would have to import the Partisan method OF Ho"-
ing the contractor to the strict ietier OF MS con.
tract 4 wooden pavement in Paris Is one thing ana
a wooden pavement in an American citY something
altogether different
This fall the smallpox epidemic has cost the boar1
or Health about N7.ON There have been nneiy-iivc
cases of the disease reported and, on an average
each case has cos, the city 500 The Board mas
enpI Owed eighty mer to watch quarantined houses,
and 81. iao spent for vaccine virus mere were
5l4 persons under quarantine. the great huik OF
whom were Italians. When the epidemic started
the board was unpreparcd The force Of inspectors
had been cut down and the department was crippled.
Had the board been in condition 10 cope At ono"
with the disease would have been stamped out at
once and a large expense been avoided
AZ the House Of Prayer Wednesday evening
Miss Gertrude Thomas F ancisco. daughter Of VIII
lam Francisco. OF South-st.. was married 10 nd
ward Miller BRECKENRIDGE The Rev. John I.
Miller of the House of Prayer. read the marriage
service The maid of honor was Miss Charlotte
Hedenburgh of Philadelphia. The Misses Jessie Fran
cisco and Flossie Hicks Were hoNer-hearers. The
usherS were charles Cogger. Walter sutherland.
Henry McCully and Frank c. Eagles. and William
Shriber best
Miss Anna 4. Eiselc daughter Of Mrs. Gustav"
Eisee. of No. 81 Quitman-st. and Albert j. Jackie
OF jersey city. were married on Wednesday even
ing al the Court Street Evangelical Church. The
Rev. f. Ecsers performed the ceremony. assisted
by the Rev r. J. Wcissbaucr Of Jersey city. Tn"
bridesmaids were Miss Marie 4. and Miss Charlotte
A. Elsele sisters Of the bride and the maid Of
honor vas Mss AHA Eise." s,or o, vr. Mar
tina Willis married at her home, No 3'I sum
Of R 2n TSs R %s john Miller Of
House OF PRAYER Perormed ne CrTem1ny M,siss
and Miss Dolic Davdge was maid Of honor. The
best man was Martin DayidGe Of Brooklyn.
Srrase Of Em, Louisa c 9"hcr; F a%@Tn
ter OF Thomas b Cle'eiand; 10 Xonf gbt az NJ
house Of Mr. Cleveland. in 0rchardsi The cGre-
i il pastor Of the clinton Avenue Reformed church
Miss Mary Ramsey. Of Harmony. y J., wa n"
a. The SIKH Prcsbyto i'm church on Wednesday
ynns Gf95sr AbSr N Dp9@ on son :, q ihs se were
marri"d by the Rev DAVIS " Lusk. pastor Of ~,
SHg ss s EsTsrd Dunn R %4 %1s 15S M
II Zeger. sister OF the bride. was maid % honcI.
En- E Ea' iiobbi. AID Ed3ari Brcckhoyen.
Rchard L. sn MIC Torolap bv he Rrv raner
cody Of 81 James's Chn1cn assisted oy me he .,
Father Downes. Joseph L. Mui.in va best msh
and Miss Grace Mullin MAS bridesmaid
Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.
Bloomfield J. Miller and his sister. Mrs Theodore
+ Mercer. viii spend November i'm Bermuda.
Among arrivals home from Europ" this wNek
were Huntington ". Jackson and the Misses JuIH
All Thomas '? < McCartcr and his family have closed
their cottage AZ Elheron ard returned TO th"r CIV
Senator Jams smith IT, an er2arl ~: ! shan p
ley are eNqcf,ed +" aa' irGm nj. fam -
turned This week from their summer home at SAY
'' Ms A. + P Martin Ia, issued cards for t"o
at homes on october y and -
them haI home in Eas, Pafk ST. ncxt Hcck after
absence Of four month al Glensdg ,, raT W-,sb m
remain in Morris'own until January when they
VIII m9ke an fIssa1a Of }T wn IN j. c.
vistine at the home Of = Nolcott Jackson. in
y s. Crane and his family ard the Rey. l.. r.
Dyat left this week on trip To- ~" '9 3 H =,
Europe on the Frios land on october L. ard expect
70 The ie'I R@v on S Osborne and his family arriycl
home from Nova Scotia this weok Nj Osborne
cards are ont for Tho marriage Of Miss MAY +.
Smith daughter Of Mrs George r smith ana
Henry A. Strobell, Of the firm Of S'rohcll Bros.
florists to take place AT Poddc Memorial church
October II. 80 -.
The engagement IS announced Of Miss susie "
Wilbur. daughter % Mrs VI. Donman Nilhur. ol
Princeton. 20 the EeY; Charles a : I"lfhl. ot
EnglewOOd. Miss Nibur's family only recently
moved from Newark TO Princeton.
Ferdinand K Nismer PRESIDENT Of Tho Newark
German Building and Loan Association. was IN"
| recipient this week OF n solid silver tea set from
the members Of the association
! Deputy Inspector Rrcidcnbach. with pr Baker.
Inspector Brooks and Officers Bauer and Clarke.
made a raid the OH leather factory N Bergen
St near Bank-st. Yesterday. and found as
! ,lllNry in fun bnst Robert Clark ana Angus,
Spndt were arrested ard taken before nitei
States Commissioner John Whitehead While me
officers were busy. C1arK walked out or the ono"
and made his escape irlidt Nas committed 10 JAIL
! At special meeting yesterday OF the l-ainson
Consolidated S.Or service Company IN tn once
OF 4 . Kaasbcv 4 sons III" capital stock HaS
reduced from $4,000, 20 s. 1noD. and the par Valuc
from so s2j a ehaie
! Al The closing ss!on ~ tho Mon Veteran
! LEGION at caledoniau Park tho following officers
| ,crc elected for the ensuing year: National Com
| mander Corporal James Tanner. OF Encaippmcnt
| No 90 Washington. -. g.. senior Vice National
! Commander. John j. Callahan. o. Buffalo: Junior
! Vice National Commander John +. lJOnahoc, OF
| Wilmington. bel. Il was decided TO hold the next
! nncarnpnent at buffalo