New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12
ELIZABETH.
WORK on \ BIG STREET IMPRONEMENi
BEGUN.

DOCTORS HAVE A MEETING-RrsHTNG WORK NJ
THE surpyAnp-NorEs ABOUT TOWN
The Clinical Society of the Elizabeth General nos
pital he'd It's second annual meeting on l"es'a'
night DR. W A. NJ Mack was chosen presiue"''
Dr. J.. T. Mclean ice-pres!dent Dr. y. H. ""so"
secretary, and DR.. T. b. Green treasurer III.
Alonzo Petit the retiring president. entertainer
the society with dinner Russs par:ors anerward'
history OF the association was read by Dr. re'"'
and an original poem by Dr. n. j.. wilson
The work OF paving Che-ry-st with te.ford pave
ment begun this week. and when IL ~ hii's"e"
the street Will be a connecting link between Ran
way-ave and Morris-ave.. which. with Westnelu-
ave. are the principal roads I'm Union County Inc
cost Of the Improvement will be sl5.OW. ana oy ,ne
exertions OF Mayor Rankin $500 or over haif 'he
sum needed to pay for the job has been collected
from property-owners.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Marshall Street
PRESBYTERIAN Church on Tuesday night celebrated
It's tenth anniversary in the lecture-room or the
church. The Rev George Buckle presided ana the
REPORTS showed that during It's existence the SO
c,e,v had collected Al7l ~ and expended S'S' 20
leaving 1884 IA In the treasury THIS Is 10 De useu "
provide carpets. etc. for the new church.
Frank W Ieake married. on Wednesday AFTER
noon Mrs Lena Nedd daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Auo,et Tu,,een The ceremony took place at the
homo of the bride in Chelton-st and was witnessed
~, select number of guests including the farnies
of the contracting parties. The Kew ). a. owen'
pastor of St Jamess Methodist Episcopal Church'
officated. % o.,,,
The executors of the will OF Madame 1na mar ar
the fortune teller Of Roselle will have to maze o, On
or.,,,rting of the estate to the orphans Iourt
nexr week or an application viii be mace 10 1uus ~
WcC'orrsck for their remova. The executors are
Dr Ward OF Rochelle. and John H. Oridge; TI
elizabeth The matter has now been IN mn
hands two wears and the heirs OF the dead woilia"
think IL time a settlemen; was MADE OF the Ca'e'
The manager Of the Crescent Shipbuilding orks
faais confident OF getting the contract TO DlId oie
~ the new Government gunboats MT Nixon nov
has over 100 mon working at the shlpyalu, put
ith the increased orders for work when ne mas oo
ceived this number will be Increased 10 htaIay o Ell
Inv December l. and they will have STEADY "oih d"
winter. ,....o
Alderman John L. Brady had severe Oere -
mont during this week His only son dlel lLV Jii
TIbercular meningitis. ard this Is the th.h en-. ~
Of his to die from this complaint WITHIN the ia''
eighteen months. ,
The Young Peoples Society OF the Second trsps
tertan church gave enjoyable concert OF i""'"
day night at the church -
Or. scarborough, Episcopal Bishop OF Se cHTrcb
sew Will administer confirmation III "i"N'
on Sunday. November B. .ho
The water supply in Elizabeth Is low OWNS 10 rs
ro'"nged drouth and were II not for the supply re-
Po,,ed from the artesan wells at Nether"oou te,
yould he water famine in the city a mn!ion s"'
Ions Of water are obtained from me >s s ,hJs
wels while the remaining two mllllohs Iioi ~. ,ha
source 90 TO supply Planfied and the towns o" .o
i,re ~ tho New-Jersey Central between the wv