New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12
IN THE ORANGES.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF TIE COM
MON COUNCIL

MON COUNCIL
THE pUNN-wALIds wEpDING-FUN AHEAD FOR
MARSHAL BRUNER- SOCIAL ANp
PERSONAL NOTES
The Orange Common Council on Monday evening
transacted large amount OF business oi unusual
interest TO the community The ordinance hhh'"s
I, lawful 10 drive across the Military Common al
the recently created driveway opposite Hlckory-
at was passed despite the protests OF some OF the
adjacent property -owners. who are threatening 10
take the matter into the courts The ordlhh"ce
granting TO the Suburban Traction Company the
right TO extend It's tracks to connection with inc
South Orange and Maplewood road through Scot
land and Morris SITS. pushed through 10 us
second reading and the Council Is favorable to its
passage The New-York and New-Jersey Telephone
Company has applied for franchise for the right
to lay underground condui;s In the city OF orange
and agrees TO pu, all Its wires underground II the
franchise granted This Will relieve the streets
OF the unsg Chilly pole lines and by the burial OF the
lines the Interference with the service caused by
induction from the electric light and trolley wires
will be done away with. II Is probable that the
ordinance will pass with title opposition.
For the first tine In the history Of the city Of
Orange. the Police Department has been properly
organized The old Democratic regime has gone
along with a happy-go lucky kind or manage
ment and ii was reserved for the Republicans to
find out tha; there were TO grades legally recog-
med In the department except those OF marshal
and patroman. The ordinance passed Monday
nigh, rectines this, and properly classihes the de-
partment into chief OF police, sergeants, rounds
men, patrolmen and chancemen.
one Of the charming weddings of the season was
that OF Miss Eme.ine Wallron Wallis daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Wallis OF Prospect-st.. East
orange. to James Carr Dunn. Of London. England.
II took place in the home OF the bride. on Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock and soemnized by the
Rev Dr. Henry F. Hickoh the venerable pastor
emeritus OF the Brick Presbyterian Church. The
best man Arthur G. Zimmerman and the maid
OF honor Miss Elena Dunn. sister Of the
bridegroom. There four bridesmaids. Miss Nir-
glna Wilson and Miss Helen Todd. Of New-York;
Miss Hattie Fowler, OF Amherst, Mass, and Miss
Gertrude Dewey. OF East Orange. The ushers were
Or. j. Minor MaGhee, OF East Orange; Harry c.
White. OF Nea-York. and the two brothers OF the
BRIDE 4. Hamilton Wallis, the Yale football player
and Nathaniel W Wallis. At the reception that
followed the ceremony there a perfect jam.
the bride being OF the most popular young
women OF East Orange. and all the best society peo-
pie turning out In force to offer their congratuia-
lions. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn started early In the even
ing for their wedding trip OF about two weeks. ana
VIII sail for London whore they will make their
home, in the latter part Of the month.
Invitations out for series of three subscrip-
ton dances 10 ne given In Berkeley Hall. East
Orange. during the winter The dates have been
fixed for December &C. February % and April s.
About 25 prominent young people are in the coterie
and the patronesses OF the dances are to be Mrs
Sylvester Beard. Mrs Frank H. Dyckman. Mrs l.
Remsen Lane, Mrs. Richard Russell and Mrs. o.
Herbert Richards.
The success Of the suit OF Spencer G. Ewing against
Marshal Bruner. OF Nailsburs for false impr!son-
ment In arresting him without a warrant while
has aroused great doa; Of interest as on it de-
pended the right OF the Orange authorities to dis
pose of the night soil in this manner. one OF the
curious features Of the case was that the dividing
line between Orange and Nailsburg runs through
South Orange-ave, and that the man was not in
Naisburg when the arrest was made nor had h.
been there. The ruling ~ Judge chill in directing
a verdict for the plaintiff in the case settled The
principle that the marshal had no jurisdiction over
these cases and that they came under the control OF
the Board Of Health. There were four of these
and the verdict in the one case is the key
sum of &,2|2 TO pay for his amusement.
The L'cweyn socials OF Orange held their first
anniyersary reception and dance IN Their hall In
a large attendance and the affair a pleasant
one.
The first annual ball OF Branch No. 6, District
in Empire Hall. South orange. on Monday evening
About hundred and ninety couples were in
, manager, and his assistants We're William p
sullivan and Peter F. Gregan. The affair did not
break up til late hour In the morning.
The Mountain Side Pleasure Club has invitations
out for supper and dance at CoH's Hotel on
Eagle ROCK on iuesda! evening next iafse
Oranges belong to the club and enjoyable time
Is expected.
The Rev Hamilton Schuyler. the son OF the Rev
Or Anthony Schuyler for over twenty-five years
the rector OF Grace Church. Orange, has received
a call To the Cathedral Church. Of Davenport. Iowa
and VIII soon enter on his duties there Mr.. schuy-
Ter has been FOR the last year the assistant to the
rector of Trinity Church. Newport.
The new Swedish Free Congregational Church on
Ashland-ave East Orange. viii be dedicated to-
morrow afternoon with appropriate exercises. This
no
is an onshoot OF Trinity Congregational Church.
Miss Margaret c. Barkalew. OF Chestnut-st.. East
Orange. married on Thursday evening to Her.
bert e. Rleecker of Steubcn-st The ceremony
took place in the First Baptist Church and was
performed by the Rev. Or. J. \. Chambliss pastor
Of the church.
Miss Mary Sheridan married TO Michae
Callan in the Church OF ST Mary, Help OF Chris
tlans East Orange. on Wednesday afternoon. The
Rev John p Caaghan. pastor Of the church, Of
nclated.