New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
NEWARK.

,., o,..,,, ~ tho city with the East Jersey
Water Company for the sale to tae city % Wv ,.,
ouonnock water supply calls for the use ny ~"
at tho present time OF 27,50O.eOo gallons OIL "a'e,
daily all excess OF this amount TO be pa'o io' ~
. snacl6ed rate for each million gallons. IN re-
mr.. n the BOARD OF Works. Engineer Hersnei' OF
tho c,ater COMPANY presents figures showing '"d'
tho city has been using as high as Sioo'" sa'o"S
In a day and that consequently the cry Is hueo'e'
for the excess the water company JoseP" -
Cou.t the lawyer who drew up the contract WIZ"
the water company stated yesterday that the com
pary's claim was untenable. The city having Pano
about half for the plant, was inc OWL, % -;
he p STnnag price Of soso is paid the city is to
take full possession and have supply o, v now
going to waste and 1T is not diverted from any
uses OF the water company Mr. Coult hois ud
the city cannot be charged for it. There IS also
heef that the engineer is mistaken in his figure
AZ the amount of water consumed. given ~ MN; ~
ceeds the consumption per capita by about iour
Miss Ka,herna Heath Woodruff, daughter Of ihe
late Cephas Woodruff. was married on THURSDAY
night 20 Edward II. l.um. of CHATHAM, \. , j., al
the house OF her aunt Mrs, S. r.. ". Heath. B,oad-
st. Tie Rev Dr. Frazer ref rmed the ceren my as
sisted by the Rev; Dr. Gardner OF chatham; Mr.
T,z pm Of GareG c ~ r. M Oes nan
maid OF honor The bride wore white satin ana ola
rhc Teachers Institute comprising the publ
school teachers OF Essex County, will hid session
and in Addresses reese made d on cdIeatona tooc The In
siiiute has been productive Of great good IN pro
new IDEAS a. applied 10 educational methods.
The suggestion has been made tina; the city come
10 some Lnders standing with tho First 'hurcn So
,,rtv IN regard the old buryln2 ground property
This valuable tract is situated In the heart OF the
business centre. and faces on Broad Market ana
Ualssy SITS II originally granted by cary set
Tiers To the town and church for buryin2 etounl
and other pubic purposes. An act OF tae .eg!s-
lsture some years cleared the tile 10 the I'm
proved froniages by vestlng the ownership In the
church society. In recent decision OF the Ap-
pe,,ate Court the legislative act Was sustained The
ei,y j. however OF the interior tract whence
the bodies We're taken and buried elsewhere about
four years ago. The ciiy property Is entirely I'M
improved. and has frontage except Two lots
nov occupied by engine and truck company
The city property II sod to private parties you'd
be Improved and pay taxes or II tin city could get
possession OF the frontage property the whole could
hn utilized CITY Counsel Rkcr has expressed the
opnion that another sui; for possession OF this
frontage might b. successfully prosecuted II an
Arrangement should be- effected all titles would be
made good. and there would be no further huga-
The LEGISLATURE having passed the bill for a new
high school building for Newark the money 10 BE-
raised hy bonds. the work VII probably b. begun
this year \ building has been sreaty needed
for a long time. The present high school IL a
small od-idshiOnci building. totally inadequate IN
its accommodations ana poorly constructed. rs
there are over thousand pupils the Board o.
Education has had 70 use aDncxcs in the neigh5or-
hood nus dividing UP the schoo.. The build
The Technical School also. long ago outgrew its
quarters The trustees have raised about 10000 as
A fund ior a building al from private sub
scrpilon and the fund 10 gradually Increasing The
trustee, own good site on which new school
house Will be built