New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
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THE TRACTION COMPANY TO DO ITS OWN
INSURING.
FIGHTING THE GRANTING OF A LICENSE-S20O
FOR a THUMB-PERSONAL NOTES
OF INTEREST

FOR A THUMB-PERsoNAL NOTES
OF INTEREST
The Consolidated Traction Company yesterday
opened an accident and insurance department ana
the company will hereafter be liable for all damages
from accidents on It's lines. These damages have
heretofore been assumed by the Guarantee lndem-
nifty Company Of Philadelphia. and the contract
between the consolidated and the indemnity COM
panies expired yesterday. 1t IL understood that the
indemnity company not anxious to renew the
contract as many suits have been brought against
the consolidated company, and more verdicts Tor
damages have already been given against It,
The Christian Citizenship Union has Informed the
Board OF Excise Commissioners that the unions
counsel will apply to the supreme Court to-day
for a writ of certiorari to review the Judgment OF
the board in the matter of granting license to
Peter Molloy and permitting 1t TO be transferred
The union some time ago petitioned the board to
have the license revoked on the ground that Moloy
K xSRsa a d's0rdery house ne incense was "''
Bishop James Walker. Of the New-Jersey Confer
Church. presided yesterday AZ the Conference SEES
ports was one by the Temperance Committee recon-
mending that the members of the Conference alb
choc drinks After discussion the Conference
adopted the recommendation. The committee on the
bishops. two having died. thirty-four conference
$50 ministers. 4l562 enrolled Led members i3i5 sun
The church property is worth S3.2s37i6.
4atUn Spay r the os
in a trolley-car accident Las; December. She named
her damages, a slo,is' So The jury yesterday
LOUIS j. Menser. Of Bloomfield and Miss Bcssle
Rice were welded Wednesday night at the home
OF the bride No. 2GS South SiXth-st. Miss Ella Ro
Phaaapha a,eH HSs Ee brdesr6om and the
were Frederick Rice and Harry 4 Menscr The
Rev r. NJ. Aylesworth. Of Bloomfield. performed
the ceremony. $780,.
Dr, and Mrs. Bethuel l. podd have issued I'd. invi,
Ch hhrls f Bspts church &ewYOrk ne ceremony
N VII De NO ioI IsS IVES, Eigh,yrstst Ncw-York
The Newark Tennis Club has elected Tor president
j. Il. Boreuer vicc-prcs!deni. DudleX isobeItS.
William T. Meeker stephen Miller Clarence smith
j b. Pointer Herbert Palmer. Harry l.arter ana
Harry Bigeow were elected members OF the board
The Rev, Walter c. Kinsey the new pastor Of
Dashie Memorial Methodist Ep,scopal SnGTc h;
the church on Thursday night at the parsonage
No 800 New-York- ave. ~, .,,
Mir and Mrs James T Fall and Miss Ball VIII
snend the summer in Europe They VIII spend the
early summer the Beechwood; summit -
Mrs j H. Paten will sail for Europe Nay NV TO-
The Rev DR. Henry Baker. OF ST. fnuls Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Will 20 ahToah WIN III"
ia AIRS e G. Drake and her daughters Will spend
the summer at their country place In Mendhaih;
Mr. and Mrs. Wck.ine purand VIII Close thr.r
High-st house and. with their daughters VIII ~
move to Glensde Park May 49,, 49,, ,rssos
Mr. and Mrs Albert O. Headiey and the Uses
Headley will sail for Europe on WEDNESDAY May l.
y Miss Bessie Jones. daughter Of MI and Mrs
Henry T. Jones. Of Lincoln Park VIII spehu inc
summer rsXen G, hT9uEh nvG EgrV % sail for
on May !. for a prolonged absence. H.. 5..,,,a-,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Lang will sail for Germany
Mr. and Mrs Wendom Miller OF Lafayette-st
celebrated their silver wedding on Wednesday