New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
ELI/A BETH.
MANY PRIVATE AND PUBLIC LENTEN
ENTERTAINMENTS

COMMUNICATION WITH NEWARK BY TROLLEY
AssuRED-pERsoNAL AND SOCIAL ITEMS.
Company G. Phil Kearny Guard. gave the frs;
of a series Of receptions on Friday night IN the as
sanhlv-room Of brakes opera House The soldier
bows had made arrangements for pleasant time
and efficient committees were appointed 10 see "'dt
the affair off successfully. Th' Kecep'i"'
Committee consisted Of Major w. H. Dehar'' com
mandor Of the guards; Lieutenant +. ~ Bickei.
Sergeant J. j. Franklin. Corporal G. ~ Hurt anu
Private f r. Pearsall. Dancing began at p m
and continued until O'Clock. ScrGean, r j.
Schneider was chairman Of the General Committee
and Private G. L. spc:tlehouse OF the Floor Com
mttee.
Livingston Council. American Legion Of Honor,
had pleasant tirie OH Monday night. when II had
as guests Wilson Council No is. Of Newark Com
mander Mcleod of Livingston Council presided
and after the business meeting dinner was serve"
and social session held Speeches were MADE
by members of the Newark Council songs We're
sung. and il was midnight before the out-oi-toWh
guests started for home. mt -, 81.
new weekly newspaper ontitlsd lh ne 1'aS"'1
is edited by William Evans. formerly connected
with The Elizabeth Herald ana Is largey d ef
city officials. Even the Mayor does not escape
criticism The paper is said 10 be backed up ny a
syndicate Of prominent Democrats. one OF whom
has had the Mayordlity bee in mis- bonnet f0T vars
ana %nwark being Connected by a trolley system.
The work to have been completed by June ~
two cities bt a number o: annoying delays arose.
the most formidable Of which was the failure 10
Township. which lies between the TWO cities, 10
the trolley the boulevard. This obstacle ma,
the rails ana erecting the po.ea Is actively under
way and the people OF Elizabeth hope TO see the
along the line who nave been disguised at the
condition Of the streets ana applied 10 the Gourt
for relief from the annoyance are p9aSea 10 ry' 81, n
the condition of affairs and that rapa transit be-,
ha -tt., s-.i u
Joseph Zieg.er. Of Morris-ave. was visited n.y. a
INK his forty-s!x;h birthday. An address - con,
graduation was made by William Woodruff, Gnd
This was followed by singing by MI ana Mrs
A fine supper was served at midnight. which was
followed by dancing. Nj Z.eclcr was the recipient
OF many pretty and useful gifts ,..
Beautiful stained glass windows for ST Patrick
shipped carly his week OF tho Steamship Fulda
FOR this country The windows $20o1. ana
mos, of them are being PAID for BY private SUP
gave one window that Cos' $50
William j. Whelan. the woll-known amateur
baseball manager who mas been S'r'ousI\ III WIZ
pneumonia. has just returned from a Trip 10 GA
Point Comfort. whore he went 70 recup'ra'e MS
health. It is now almost completely restored. -,
! delightful entertainment was given IN West
minister Hop Chapel on Thursday night. The pro
gramme consisted Of music Rotations CLUB swing
r. az II p Humphrey. the wel-known Veterinary
surgeon who stricken with apopleNy some
time ago IN Newark and taken 10 s. BaInfb1s .
Hospital was abe to return home on Wednesday
The Rev. j Madison Hare. formerly pastor Of The
East Baptist Church here. was on Tuesday elected
an Excise Commissioner FOR burlington.
An examination will be held on March 30 under
select clerk and letter-carrer for the posiofiice
in this city. ,...,.,,-. ,.....,, -,,, ,,,,, an
Aunt Jemima tea party this evening in IN" Hongh
St. james James, Methods, Episcopal church on
March 2s.