New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
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THE PIONEER LADIES' CLUB HOLDS a
PLEASANT MEETING.

vAHIOCs ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST-INDUsTRfAL
NOTES
The Pioneer Ladies' Club had delightful meeting
on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Joseph
Zcgler at Morris and Nestheld ayes. II was Mrs
Zieglers birthday and she Is one OF the foremost
members OF the club. The exercises were interest
ing Music singing and dancing were also INDUCED
in and a fine supper served Mrs Alder. presi-
dent OF the Newark Pioneer Society, with twenty
five ladies from that place. We're among the guests,
Gs also were Robert Gensel. OF Chicago. and ms
wife, who are visiting friends In this city. fancy
sewing table presented by the society to Mrs
Zegler, the presentation being made by Mrs Jacoo
Chaser, president of the society.
Professor James +. riggs opened the University
Extension Society course on Thursday night with
lecture on Oliver Cromwell He Will deliver i've
more lectures English statesmen between now
and December H. This will complete the hrst series
DR.. Francis G. Van Dyke will deliver the second
series Of lectures from January to January b. on
Electricity The third series will be delivered ov
Joseph French Johnson Current Topics am
the fourth series. by William Hamilton GIBSON wiz
be on THE Mysteries Of the Flowers" The course
will end on April 10.
The Rev w II. Wyatt Klamath, OF RoseiIe reau
an interesting paper entitled Evolution IN heia
ron m the Doctrine OF Final Causes before the
New-Jerssy Club OF tic Review at It's mon'n'y
meeting on Monday night in the Drake opera
House The Rev. Mr.. Klamath has made this suo-
iect study for the last fifteen years. and his re-
marks were listened TO With close attention.
The New-York and New-Jersey Telephone Com
pany is engaged in taking down the poles III broau
and other streets that have been declared UNSAFE
and is replacing them with other poles that are
even larger than their predecessors
The Elizabeth Athletic Clubs bowling team VII
roll Its first game Of the sea season In the Athletic
James c. Ogden, one OF Elizabeths Oldest iu Ir
c ABOUT to .ee ee fSousa ne aos
worth will be sold at public auction next "ednes-
Cards are out for the wedding Of Robert w D-
vine and Miss Julia Moran. who for several years
R Mes eaa'ra ncn Tsegaph The wedding
will take place in st. Marys Catholic Church' on
The simue L. Moore G. Sons Company is building
large addition to the present foundry. and when
this IS finished will be able TO turn out as large ca
Try. The moulders at this place are stu out on
dry Out Of the hfty-t three moulders that orgnally
went strike on.y six have secured work There ~,
e egcte no between the men and their former en-
poyers.
were to remove from Newtown Creek. Long Island
to a point below Elizabethport on the Kills. VIII
f Sorss of % Lndsa To a raising
labaloo the threatened advent OF the plant, on
health Of the township. while the Elizabeth Health
Board Is also harpng on the same tnems td nsn
Ii learned by the people living near ->eWto"H
Creek that the big plant was likely TO go to Jer-
sey because OF the agitation stirred up oy them
against the odors emanating from II, and that It's
removal would mean the throwing cut Of work or
several hundreds OF Long islanders they began 10
was not such nuisance after all. AS result OF
their changed feelings efforts we're put forth TO
retain the plant where 1t is and now 1t Is stated
that these have proved successful. :. A.. ,,,o.
There hardly standing room In the Union
County Court House in this city yesterday when
Miss Esther F. Jacques. OF Westfeld, was arraigned
for sentence common scold. Mrs jacques,
Esther another daughter and Judge Mccormick
went into the private office Of the Judge shortly be-
fore II O'Clock. They remained in consultation a
short time and few minutes after II o'clock Judge
Mccormick opened court. and the woman was
called before the bar Judge Mccormick stated
that after the consultation with her mother ne had
decided to suspend sentence In the case OF Miss
jacques He then released her on her own recog-
nzance and said that II another complaint was
made against her he would be forced to sentence
her to some punishment.
court accompanied by her mother and sister. and
went to her home In Westled.