New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
NEW ARK.
4 RESTRICTIVE FRANCHISE FOR THE NEW
TELEPHONE SUBWAY.

THREE WEDDINGS LAST wEEK-rHE DRYDEN
MusicAI-REPoRT or THE KRUGER HOME.
Miss Eva X. Dawson daughter Of A. F. Dawson
was married Monday night at $50 o'clock at her
parents home. No IS Grant-st.. TO Wilbur Bauvei'
Terhune, of Hackensack- The Rev r. s. Huisar'
of Pttston PENN uncle OF the bride, performed the
ceremony. Miss Florence Wilson, Of Brooklyn "as
bridesmaid and Frank A. Dawson best man.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Alice Boylan. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Hester A Boylan. of No an Summer
ave. to Augustus Fremont Eggers. OF Rosevihe
took place at the North Reformed Church. Wednes-
day, at $50 p. m. The ceremony was performed D!
the brides uncle Bishop Fitzgerald assisted py 'he
Rev /. V. W. Schenck Of the Christ Reformed
Church. Three cousins Of the bride. Charles A YER
miye. of New-York Dr. Paul Fitzgerald and Gerald
Fitzgerald. of Newark ushers. The other hVe
ushers were the Rev Arthur Wilson Wilde, Henry
Gennert Condit Narick. Walter II. Jamoeneau
and William c. Pearson. Edward Schickhaus was
best man. The church was decorated with palms
and chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids were the
Misses Grace Fitzgerald and Lila Gordon. cousins
of the bride
Miss Eleanor c. Graf married to Charles
McCausand OF Kingston. y. Y. at the house OF the
brides uncle. Peter Pefer. No % Gould-ave.' on
Wednesday The ceremony was performed by the
Rev George Schambach, of the First German Lu'h-
Gran Church. The bride attended by the Misses
A. and NJ Peiffer as flower girls Friends and rela-
tives were present from Brooklyn Kingston n y
and this city.
A committee Of delegates from the Newark Fire
Department, from each company. has presented
Assemblyman David Z. Benedict With diamond
stud worth $500
The annual renort Of the Kruger Home shows
that at the close Of last twentythree men and
sixteen women at the home. In the course OF
the year four men and seven women were aoihit,eu
and there were two deaths and three discharges 80
that present the number OF inmates Is forty-hVe
The financial report showed: Receipts. NooS; ex-
penditures ssl22 80; balance, 1896 10 The officers
are: President, John Otto; vice-presdent Philip
Mayer recording secretary. Louis FruechinSfeld;
treasurer Julius Stapr; Board OF Directors. Johh
otto LOWS Fruechinsfeld. f. f. Adler. Philip Mayer
John Gegle Henry l.. Jung.
A matinee musical was given by the Dryden Lit
erary and Musical Society at their ball In the Pru-
Dental Building on Wednesday. Frank f. Drake
PLAYED Invitation a la Danse" The March OF the
Dwarfs," by Grieg and Spring Dawn Mazurka-
by Mr.. Mason. encored. Miss koehler sang
Because Love You. Dear" by Hawey and i've
Something Sweet to Tell You" Richard Strfnger
sang Those Fairest Angels" and The Arinorers
Song" from Robin Hood. He concluded the pro-
gramme with Molley's Three Merry Men"
The Board of Works will act on the ordinance for
a new telephone subway at its meeting next Tues
day night II it is passed the company VIII be re-
quired TO furnish satisfactory indemnity BOND IN
the OF x25VpD before tearing UP tne suects AM
has agreed TO furnish bond 10 the court In case II
should be enjoned that the telephone service fur
nished might not cease he impaired. Will also
be provided that II the company should cease using
or should abandon any OF its conduits for period Of
three months the conduits shall become the
properly OF the city. and that the franchise be
granted for a Of fifty years. and at the end Of
that period revert TO the city. General Manager
Atkinson says that first the new company will
furnish no long-distance service, but confne tse:
solely TO Essex County. In Section Of the ordl-
nance President Van Duyne secured the Insertion
Of clauses providing that not more than so feet Or
any street shall be opened TT one time. and that
where the streets reaid and cleared up with
in a reasonable time, the general superintendent OF
the Board shall have power 10 issue a twenty-four
hours notice. and II this is not complied with he
may proceed and have the work done at the ex-
pense of the company A clause was also incorpo-
rated in the ordinance making 1t obligatory upon the
company to place in operation at least 20 tele-
phones each year for three years after the granting
OF the franchise or 21O0 telephones in all.
A bazaar and chrysanthemum show will be held
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. for the benefit
of the Young Women's Christian Association and
the New-Je:sey Womens Indian Association. The
display of chrysanthemums will be unusually fine.
Many new varieties will be shown as well az those
already known There will be splendid specimens or
beautiful colorng and enormous size. among others.
the renowned Sam Weller" The Lyceum VIII be
months OF the year Will be especially attractive
An English Maypole gypsy camp. and many nov
elites will combine to make the bazaar well worth a
visit Supper will be served from to O'CLOCK