New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
ELIZABETH.
LIVELY COMPETITION FOR MILITARY
HONORS
WEDDING LATE IN THE sEAsoN-iiI"' VI
INTEREST ABOUT THE TowN-PER'

A
INTEREST ABOUT THE TowN-PER'
soNAL NOTES.
An election for Major OF the 81 New-Jersey Regi-
ment to take the place made vacant by the resis-
nation OF Major Alr,rom. OF Long Branch VIII De
held In the rcgmen,al headquarters In TINS city
next Wednesday night. by order OF Coonei Lee
There Is n lively competition for the place. the cam
d.dates being Captain Benjamin King. OF company
r. Railway Captain Joseph Kay, OF company -
New brunswick; Captain @. s. Cook OF company
H. Somerville Captain Charles Irwin. OF Eihape'h'
and Captain Morris. OF Long branch 'hp'"'"
Morris is the senior OF the asplrants In point OF
service, but Captain King Is thought 10 oe III ''
lead Just for the vacancy
A pretty home wedding took place on Mon""y
afternoon n. the home OF Mr.. and MIS-. Eo""'"
BonneIl No 1873 Jcferson-ave. Inc CONTRACTING
nertIes were Miss Belle Bonnell, their ua"sh.e' ;
and Charles Sergeant Hobson. assistant "cAe'
agent OF the Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY ~
this CITY The house was tastefuIy decorated win
Mains and flowers and the ceremony took place IN
a floral alcove The bride wore a gown OF creme
,aneta silk en- train, and trimmed WIN 'ace' one
carried white roses. and wore diamond or""'ne''''
The ushers were Charles Roth ana Ed"aro pIo"'
Miss whitney played the bridal march from I.o-
bo,ern'. as the couple entered the parior. Inc
Rev Dr. Kcmpshall performed the ceremony anu !"
rocont,on and dinner followed There was large
arr,v ~ a,fts. Mr. and Mrs Hobson nave gone
on a wedding tour.
The controversy between Father ressne'' VI %,
Patrick's Church. and the young men "'".'
Mathew Temperance Society. which resulted IN mo
priest issuing edict 90 the soc'sV 'an' "'"'"'
n ashland will now be carried. Il IL said. before
49, 1-vocr,,vo poard Of the National Temperance
1-rion NJ North America. The Father Mathew so
cety Is one OF the pioneer members OF th's u"'o"'
and has not the slightest intention OF Allowing
Father Gessncr to thus summarily wipe the society
out OF existence The society Is one OF inc o'ues'
temperance organizations In New-Jersey, ana many
OF the leading citizens and business men OIL r'~a-
bath bava NJ one time or another belonged 10 II.
II has members on Its roll who helped 10 found II
twcnty-nine years ago and although 70 ionker
Young men they take as deep an interest," SUI IN
the soclcty's welfare as they displayed a quarter
OF a century ago
The question OF stone arches or girder bridges ~
one that is now greatly aeitating the property
owners In those streets which are TO be depresscn
under the New-Jersey Central Railroad The prop
erty-ovners want the arches, but the railroad
company thinks It Will be almost Ian engineering
inpossibity to eon:truct the arches. and wants 10
put up iron girder bridges
Richard V. Lintnbury the wel-known lawyer
Of this city and a prospective Democratic candl-
date for GoyrrnpI Is spS 70 70 emaE Mr. Linda
bury has a fine estate In Somerset county ana
has already gone there to live
The stock and fixtures OF the Arthur h,l cup
house wer, sold AT auction by Receiver John j.
Matthews on July H. and brought fair prices. The
boathouse on the kills at Ellzabethport. together
with It's contents will he sold this Afternoon NJ
auction by Receiver Matthews.
The Plug Hat Association Of Ellzabethport. which
is composed 81 business men. VIII hold IT'S nfteenh
annual clambakc July - AT Renders Grove. IN
Union Township, and expects 10 nave Mayor Kan
kin and humber OF city officials at the feast as
Invited guests.
The Knights and Ladies Of Honor 81 Good Will
Lodge had delightful outing Wednesday last
at Boynton Beach where the day was spent N
bathing dancing running matches and amusing
games.
The Americas Association ls making arrange
ments for It's annual outing. which. this year VIII
be Rye Beach. y. Y.
The nrst outing OF the season under the auspices
OF the Fresh-Ar Fund took place yesterday on inc
steamer Pauline 20 Boynton Beach. Liberal giits OF
provisions were made by charitable people OF This
city.
The horses attached 10 big delivery wagon be-
longing 10 Henry RosenDaun. shirt maniiac-
turer ran away yesterday and smashed IN" wagon
by running into a tree and telegraph pole. Inc
driver was thrown out and severely bruised me
horses were knocked down and Injured. and tho
harness WAS torn shrcds. The runaway nap
pened In East Jerssy-st.. and fort time Dlockei
horsecar travel on the street
Patrick CottreH a conductor for years on the
Central Railroad and veteran o! the civil war.
died Yesterday at his home. No. l53 South Park-si
Ellzabethport He charter member OF Jud-
son Fitzpatrick Post. g. a. r.. and leaves a whe
and several children.