New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
NE WARK.
THE CITY AND WATER COMPANY DIsPUT-
ING OVER EXPENSES.
| NOTES OF INTEREST FROM THE CHIEF TOWN OF


ESSEX COUNTY.
In letter to the Board of WORKS from Engineer
Herschel of the East Jersey Water Company, the
claim for compensation to the company Tor the
excess of water used over the limit OF 31.,W1O
gallons daily. by the city, is renewed Mr.. Herschel
takes occasion to remind the board that the CITY
has failed do It's share of the work contemplated
I'm the contract for the water supply by enlarSihS
the capacity OF the receiving and distributing reser
voirs and to place a reservoir at higher eleva-
ior or TO build "A second pipe line for which the
company has a right OF way The contention OF
the city has been that II Is under no sort OF oblga-
ton to provide storage room for water or to build
another pipe line the terms OF the contract making
1t obligatory the water company to deliver a
stipulated amount Of water at both the high and
low service reservoirs in Newark According TO
this Interpretation OF the contract. new storage
reservoir or second pre line must be PAID Tor
putc will bc taken to the courts FOR a decision
In the Chancery Court in the case Of the proposed
dis.nfocting station and sterilizng plant IN Clinton
CITY To- tho bill Of complaint that the complainant
had remedy a. law, and alleging want OF equity.
Mrs. David Acker. OF Akron. ohio, who says she
is one of the heirs Of Margaret Hunter, the &c
Sl2e0 has arrived In Newark. bringing with her
genealogy of the family. She Is grand-niece OF
At the seventh annual meeting Of the Womans
Home Missionary SOCIETY," Of the Presoyttery OF
Mrs. !. II. PoIhemnss. Ms PAU Ba6c2ek, Mss J.
Whney Allen Mr. N"ErnS wb MsETsog Hrs Nh :
Huntington: Mrs. IL ~ Elder; corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Marion Darlington; recording secretary,
Miss julia s Halsey; secretary Of literature. Mrs.
Edmund Hopper secretary Of young peoples WORK
Mrs. Edward Colborn; treasurer MRS. }. H. Hunt
William y. Bnrrlnger. super ..ndent Of Public
Of Ed1ca,ion. recently adiressi MS question to
the principals Of tho Guy sch what has been
punishment" Four principa. rerllsd That r they
had noticed an IMPROVEMENT IN school d,sGipi me-
noiicei any change. and twenty principals sad
that in 81 h~ rue HGy ha nAI prnG t
pals thought that corporal punishment was n'c"s-
ssry to insure asGpG 9na for in
corrlghles was recommended 10y twenty principals
and weak teachers should 10 dropped. that princ-
pals only should BE- authorized - lnhct punish.
m m f law yH1r foriS pro1 tn @ spcrncnden
Barringer himself Is in favor Of removing incorrg
bles to reformatory school under teachers Of the
The question whether Essex County shalt embark
on the comprehensive scheme Of public parks pro-
vfel IN BIN just passed. by the legislature yih b.
voted on ~ the elections IN April The sentiment
81 the pubic g 50 well pronounced In iavor OF The
scheme m 10 10 likely 10 get large majority. I'M
ies' land ula,ors compromise II by their sreed
Comm..soHcrs Of. Pubic WORKS %lli be ""otc1 Tor
As no board has All ne mos, .mpor'la' powers
Co-.rl interest chiefly centres IN the election y
mo commandments Ali'ffueU Will Dc elected, Also
IN al the wards The council is now Democratic
AMI g - "a forcgoue conclusion that the Coun-
eli wili he largely Republican.
ur Leslie Or Ward and Elias Ward have
started frt California o. Do absent at0u, Ave weeks
Dr Ward Is vlce-presl'ef ~ the Prudential lnsur-
anco Company. and E.l1s IL greslen: & the Newark
ami South Orange Electric Railroad.
Many NcwaEkcr- are preparing - x abroad in tho
spring : ! kclshey ana MS daughter hnv" al
ree ~ sailed Tor the Mediterranean. 10 be absent
The GARFIELD cab has arranged f1r seres Of
wseky entertainments IN Thursday nights at the
dubious"
Alderman William Stain-hy, who served three
years In tho stat" senate and many years In tho
Common Council. is candidate f0r the Republican
Nomination flr Commissioner Of Public Works.