New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

DANGER TO SCHOOL-CHILDREN FROM
TROLLEY-CARS.

NOMINATIONS FOR CITY oFFiCEs-LocAL ITEMS
or INTEREST.
A. the las, meeting % the Board OF Education n
resolution was passed asking the Common Council
10 prot.ct the rcho0l-ch.llren from unwarranted
danger from troNey-cirs. Complaint has been made
- tn board that the proposed extension OF the
trolley line in Fourth-st AMI Arlingion-ave, around
Il corner on which IL a public school is menace 10
tho goo children VINO pass 4 the gates on each OF
,h.s. treo,s AMI "a a high board fence on Airing
ton.ay. prevents a clear Wow ~ the car tracks II
,s f,r.l that incauilous children might rush into
danger.
Tho Common Council ~ rs February meeting
transacted much important business. The Board OF
Health reported 81 inspections during the year and
30 deaths lucluling seventy people above seventy
,e,rs oil There were ninety marriages ana Ti
births In the year. Mayor Alexander Gilbert maze
the following nominations ~ city officials: corpora
t,u Counsel craig y Marsh. street commissioner
r. g. Meeker: Overseer OF the Poor y Nand'ro'rN'
CIV Physician. Dr. NJ : simpson; chief Engineer
rir. pooartmcnt. = o. Doane: first assistant. J. \.
Martin: second assistant. j. W. Murray; Board Of
Ue,lth. George W. Rockfenow and H. OTIS New
man. P1undkeeper. Fred Wenzel
ON Wednesday evening Mrs. Elizabeth fo"e'
Bond Dean OF Swnrthmore College. delivered lee
,,,re In the FRIENDS mectins-touse. taking for her
,,,,ec. ..rhe Youth ~ some Eminent Americans
Mr. Josephine Ins,io. mother of Or. Heglio' died
,hi, v,..l ~ the age % sevcnty-three years she
was a native Of switzerland.
ON Monday afternoon several hundred women OF
plalnned assembled In the Seventh Day baptist
church. and listened 10 An Hour With Faust
nm entertainment prepared by the Monday After
noon club This consisted OF readings by George
Riddle assisted by Professor TAFT, brooklyn or
ganist.
Tho wedding OF Miss Anna Wright Corlles' or
Plainneld To William Cooper Delaney or New
York took place Tuesday afternoon at Roadend-
ing the home OF the brides mother. IN 'enTai-
ave Tho house was crowded with Plaintield, New
York and Philadelphia people. and the ceremony
was one OF the prettcst which has peen seen III
| this city for many days. The Rev. DIR. j. wesley
Brown. OF St Thomas's church, New-Nork OF
ncatcd and the Grace Church boy choir furnished
the music. The ushers were Howard Eorh i , .,
Dunbar Wright and Mr.. Gilbert Of New-lork; The
bridesmaids were Miss johnson. Miss Mamie Lock,
wood. OF Philadelphia: Miss Lucy Talmadge ana
Miss Bessie CHINA. The best man was tdWard
DELANEY "A brother of the bridegroom. the bride
was given away by her grandfather. j. howard
Wright. Among the prominent guests VINO were
Mr. and Mrs. j. Parker Mason, Mrs. ROBERT l.,
Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Herring. Mr. and
Mrs. Irving II. Brown, NJ and Mrs Henry a. a.
William b. Lowe Mrs. Evarts Tracy, Mrs: VIII,
lam T. Smith. Mrs. Henry =. Talmadge Mr. anc
Mrs. Henry {. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney, 0i
Warlng. Mrs Walter T. Stewart. Miss Stewart
Ms. Marion $ Ackcrman Mrs II M ~ s W%l
J. Roome, Mr.. and Mrs. l. q. Timpson, Dr. an, ano
Mrs. Kimbal. Mrs. Moore Mrs Adams, MISS john
| son Miss Grace Cooley. Miss Wilton. Miss Maudt
Van Boskerck. Miss Lizzie Van BoskerGk MIS- MIS-
ME Wood, the Misses Holly Mrs. Munger MI anc
Mrs: Walker. clifford Mccee j. St2weli An frn
Alexander Hudnut. Howard Coolidge. Benjamor
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