New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
MORRISTOWN.

At the last meeting of the Morristown Improve
ment Association the question OF sewerage sys-
tenn was thoroughly discussed Henry w Miller
chairman OF the Committee on sanitation reported
at length as to the practcab!li,y or sewerng Mof-
rlstown, which the committee thought might ne
ACCOMPLISHED at comparatively moderate cost Ru-
,.olph Herring. of New-York city. recommends tho
system of intermittent filtration as the most prac-
tlcable for Morris;own and estimated taat Such
system would cost about slsScoo. The question was
laid over after considerable discussion. ana VIII
be taken up at the next meeting OF the society
when the public will be invited to discuss the
question. 49,. ,orsa, Sons Of N.
American Revolution In the Chancery CndIIlpets
on Friday last l. .. Stiles one Of me GATORS OF
The Jerseymann; Henry bNabion P!tney were
elected members. -. ,orr,s County
poard az Frenboders was held on Wednesday when
he newly appointed Road Committee was dis
Gn CHARGE ana fo ioS Mtssrs Tharp Mae Luna
Smith. BARLEY Cook and GUNNER. me spee C'n,y
tons for macadamizns the roads OF the county
desisnaed previous meetings were pTsss1iss
BY which %as r Segnens 20 10 Gnde
sfard the question OF good roads the whole mat
- Tbs series OF special services which began THIS
week in the First Presbyterian Churen are arssbS
pastor has preached sermon on sin every AZ,
iernoon this week The Rev Ford C. Ottml eycr Tt
afternoon and evening next week at $3.50 ana ''''
prhne' bills at Trenton permitting. the Board OF
Freehoders 10 provide material. II necessary 20
huld and maintain county roats allowlnS persons
living outside Of the city limits ana adJ4SS IL ~
them 20 apply TO the Common Councl ana ne -
mtted and appropriating $4,000 for the use OF 'ie
commissioners OF the State Hospitals with whlcn -
improve the present sanitary condition oi me TO-
ptal at Morris Plains. arrange for more compgse
and satisfactory water supply and also begin ne
construction of building for the use 81 c"'o"'S
dement's have become laws. ,., ? ,.,,, =,
AT the annual meeting Of the Epwortn l-e1su'-D "
the Methodist Episcopal Church "Wednesday eEen-
ing Stacey III. Brant. the newly elected ptes.HeinS
was Installed J. Harvey Genung was appeIA'ssa
literary department. and George G. smith E'''0'
Az the last meeting OF the Young Ladies MIS-
sion Rand OF the South street Presbyterian CAurcn
the folIowing officers were elected: President, MISS
carrie Hazeitne: vice-president. Miss Mary Cocn-
ran: secretary, Mss Jeanette SoN''a'' ""N ''S~-
rha sixth anniversary of the Market street MIS-
sion will be held In the South street Presoy te'iam
Cburch on Sunday. At the morning service an
address will be made by Or. Erdman, ana reports
all. 10 wade nv the secretary and treasurer Harry
n UoYman and by the superintendent Inoinas -.
Ironslde In the evening services viii be held IN
,,ho church when IL y expected that John +. Bar
clay superintendent OF the Marietta Street Mss!oh
atlanta Ca will speak Remarks Will also De
made by other speakers workers ana converts OF
me mission. which has come TO be looked upon ~
one of the useful religious institutions OF th's
city ,,, ...,. civ
tleth wedding anniversary Friday night by enter
talning q number OF friends and relatives. Amohs
the guests present were sixty-nve relatives lhciu,
ing twelve children, all married. and a NUMBER "a
grandchildren and Observation-Disclosures. N.Y. anu
Mrs Cole are both eighty years OF age