New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
E'SSEIX.
NEWARK.
COMPREHENSIVE PLANS FOR TROLLEY
EXTENSION.
THE NEW CONTAGIOUS DISEASES HoSi'i ~"
FEDERATED woMEN's CLUBS TO hoi'D
A MEETING -BKrEF NOTES ON

FEDERATED wOMEN's clt bs ~ "''''
A MEETING BRIEF NOTES on
OTHER TOPICS.
The trolley system is being pushed a'o"s "a 49,,
tneton-aye above Beevile. ana from
down. so that the connection TO complete 'ne ,'"e
from Newark to Passaic will be complete "eio'e
,,,o sna ~ tho year There will then be a trolley
route from the Jersey City ferries which VIII take
a nerson TO Newark and thence to Belevile, FRANK
lin Passaic Paterson and Little Falis VIII" eo'"e.
tions 10 Rutherford. Hackensack ana o'"e' PC
I'm Bergen and Passaic counties, whc" ga" ~ "
reached by trolley across the IIackensack meado"s
from Jersey City. In stil other directions ,ne "o'
lev now reaches Elizabeth the Oranges Miiio"f"
Room6eld and Clinton Township. and VIII soon De
extended from Newark to Plainfield, ana p'aoeS !"
Union and Middlesex counties
4 mass-meetIns Of the Christian Citizenship de-
nartment OF the Essex County Christian EhneaVor
Union will be held next Wednesday night !" AS
sociatlon Hall and be addressed by the Kew DE-
Wilson OF New-York and other speakers Inc ell
forcement OF the sunday laws will be discussed
Tho nrope sed new hospital for contagious dis
on sses to he erected by the city In the tract puI-
chased In Clinton Township will consist OF zen pu.o
hnidiues @ a. follows: The administration building
iSx4s feet and one-haf stories high y %,I "a "a an
two stories each four wards 2Sx4o feet. one story
each stable and morinary ward lsunary an anu ssc
trin ups,s and bells and viii be heated by indirect
steam. Air will be brought into the building py ~,
fam which forces fresh air over steam coiis me
administration building will contain recepuoh anu
board room examining room patnoogeSr snd
accommodations for superintendent and house stan
The cost will be about Nc,oO
At the convention OF the Federated Womens
club OF New-Jersey, to be held at rhs Bellevills
Avenue Congregational Church next THURSDAY ana
come oae' the delegates and Mrs Mary Mumford OF
the General Federation will give the greeting from r
es RsH Osay spown y Mrs.
Howe Hall. Miss Mary Philbrook, Mrs. Marie Hey
Williamson Mrs. Mary Virginia Terhune, Miss
Adaline Sterling Miss Clara woodward Greene,
Hanaford' Dr. Emma W Edward. and Miss Annie
Besston Five directors Will be elected and n ,hsre
what aims TO ciub-life are most beneficial
The Society Auxiliary OF the Home for Incurabes
gage on the home The usual teas Will be held dur
ing the winter. The society has elected officers as
caT f,enia. second dTectress: Miss NJ. Cornea
Brown, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Anson Car
urer.
Miss Virginia Ream Spencer daughter of Lyman
married on Wednesday night to Albert Theodore
Bass OF San Domingo. The ceremony was per.
the brides parents. Miss Ruth Spencer. sister OF
the bride: was bridesmaid and BENJAMIN Bass
Mary Mccullough and Edgar J: Ehmsn were mar
red by Father Mccarthy Miss Loretta McCui-
Tough. sister Of the bride. was bridesmaid. ana Cor
neus Ehman was best man.
While the jury being called yesterday in
the Quarter Sessions Court in the case of Martin
Norwalk accused OF incendiarisn, William G. Mil
Ter one OF the jurors In reply TO question by the
Prosecutor. said that he had been approached
about the case by In the courthouse. He
did not know the mans nam4. He WAS excused
from duty and Judge Kirkpatrick remarked upon
the crminay OF attempting TO influence a juror
A meeting of colored men was held last night at
the Bethany Baptist Church Bank-st.. TO ex
press sympathy for John J.. Waller. formerly Con-
sui IN Madagascar. now serving a twenty years
sentence in French prison.
The Tax Board Is looking up the assessed vau-
atons OF the corporations and expects 10 make con-
siderable additions. Bank buildings are TO be as
sessed separately, and a valuation placed on
gas company property correspond more nearly
10 the value at which Il is held by the owners