New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
NEWARK.
THE CITY HAS A PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF
PURE WATER.

ANOTHER PIPE LINE TO BE LAID-woRK OF THE
PARK COMMIssIoN-NoTEs AND GOSSIP.
The trip TO the watershed by the city officials
and Engineer Morris b. Sherrerd on Wednesday.
atisOed them that the of water supply
were undefed Engineer Sherrerd. who visited the
Pcquannock region for the first time on Wednes-
day. said he had never seen before large water
shed with 80 little possibility OF pollution Inc
capacy OF the storage reservoirs in Oak Ridge and
Clinton is lob 900 gallons. or enough for III days
OF drouth The intention Is to make an inspection
OF the pipe line II is probable that another pipe
line will be laid and the question Is whether the
city or the East Jersey Water Company shall pay
for It. Newark lawyers contend that II the supply
daily does OF reach the maximum volume. ac-
cording 10 contract. the company Is liable En-
gineer Hershell. Of the company. said on " cones cone,
day tina, the company could not be heid naeie
did when the pipe line laid by his company.
As the right Of way has been acquired and the
half what the present one cost
and people Living of the
residents II the lower part Of aspo:s sS
Sns See1 to N Join and
ave-, Harrison The expense OF such structure
would under the law be borne equally by me asorSI
by the Hudson County Freehoders but some time
resolution was passed oa ,He has as
yet taken no action. The bridge when buiit VIII
fGe errUTy IN Hssn and
prove a great convenience to the manufacturers
on both sides OF the river.
The Essex Park Commission. which is to spend M
$4,000 in establishing pubic parks m, has Boaas ' Of
first ~ ny erma 10 the ne Of
land formerly belonging 10 the old Aqueduct Board
wsh se sf lana a' M be SscnVs
mission. and it will probably be added 70 py s "a.
BY the Commission.
Controller Gibson has placed $4,000 OF the city
temporary loan bonds with Nall street rm n, al
Int
Wanted per cent The loan is made n antcIpa
on % taxes the usual IN going
TO the open market, Newark financial institutions
having had the preference at even hgher rates
PERSONAL NOTES OF NEWARK PEOPLE.
n B. Atha is at the Manhansett House. Shelter
Island
Mr.. and Mrs L. F. Bodin. are at the Kitta;nny.
Delaware Water Gap.
DR. Eleanor Haines and A. W. Rowland are at
Dr. Strong's Sanitarium. Saratoga Springs.
George B. Swain. Mrs Swain Miss Swain. Miss
Van Doren Miss JOY and George b. swain IT, are
at the Hotel Bresn. Lake Hopatcong
The Rev T. J. Lee pastor OF the First Reformed
Church. accompanied by his wife sailed for Europe
on Wednesday. They will remain away until Sep
tember
Mrs John G. Trusiell, wife OF Judge Trusdell OF
the First District Court left town this week Tor the
Trusdell country place. IN Deckertown Mrs. TITUS
dell has not recovered from ncr ". 'n''
winter and she will remain away until late In the
year. Judge Trusdel will spend part OF August ana
September with his wife.
James A. MacLauchlan the offlcai stenographer
OF the county courts has assumed the edtorshp OF
"The Metuchen Recorder" Independent weekly
published in that town. Mr.. MacIAuchlan retains
his place in the courts.
County Clerk Wrightson. Controller Hancock. ex.
Congressman Loudenslager and other officials and
ex-oficals are cruising In Chesapeake Bay IN
yacht.
Captain James Parker. OF West Point: cortlandt
Parker IT, and James f. Howell. Of this city. have
gone to Europe.
The engagement OF Nathan Weinberg and Miss
Hattie Sper. OF Goldboro. y. c.. Is announced
Miss Estele Bingham daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
W. X Bingham. OF No. 30 Wrght-st., and Edward
Davidson McCoom. superintendent OF schools. OF
West Orange. married at the home OF the
brides parents on Wednesday night. by the Rev.
L. r. Dyott, Of the Methodist Protestant Church
The maid Of honor Miss Cora Bingham sister
Of the bride. and the best man was Charles Robin
son, Of Orange. Mr. and Mrs McColom went on
wedding trip TO Maine. They will live In Orange.