New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
NEW-JERSEY NEWS NOTES.
JERSEY CITY.
TWO MINISTER'S WHO HAVE RESIGNED
THEIR PASTORATES.
~v-,-,o,xcs RECEPTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENTS
"A CHURCH MORTGAGE TO BE BURNED
NOTES OF INTEREST.

NOTES OF INTEREST
Tuo re,l-known ministers of Jersey City have re-
e,cned tbs week one IS the Rev. David Mitcheil
pastor Of the Scotch Presbyterian Church VINO -
Obliged to seek rest and health. greatly 10 '"e "
greet of the people In whose service ne mas So.
old and gray. Mr. Mitchell has been pasto' Oh 'is
church since It was built about forty years ago '''
has raised the narsh from a small beginning u o"c
of the largest in the city. The Rev. John I. new"
lett rector OF Christ Protestant Episcopal C''
in the Claremont section of the city mas a.So u
fered his resignation The trouble mere Is Sa'u ~
a divided church. part Of which wshed 10 80
Mr. Hewetts services. while the other part uiu n''
Mr. Hewlett settled the matter by resignng' ihis
is denied. however, by Thomas l.. smith, e'n'''
warden and Henry A. Thomas. clerk OIL t"e Fes'iS,
who say that the relations between chur'" '"N
pastor were Of the most harmonious ha'uIe'
Mixes Ida E. Hollingshead and Robert II MoN''a'"
were married on Thursday night at the nom
Of tho brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
lam p Hollingshead. No 20 Griilth-s'' Inc
Rev c. s Wright offciated, assisted by the f'e'
Hervey Wood. Miss Annie Hoiiingshead was maui
Of honor. and Miss f. Davidson bridesmaid George
II Iolngshead was best man. After Inc recep'ioh
the Young couple left for the South: Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. r. ~ MoNhann, MI anu
Mrs J. F. Zimmerman. Mr. and Mrs CnarieS Da''u-
SON Mr. and Mrs. Van Iderstein. Miss Louise Mok-
ham Mr. and Mrs. q. Hardenbergh. Mrs. sarah
Maple. Miss Maple. Miss Helen Zimmerman Nr
and Mrs c. w. Loveridge. Mrs Hervey WOOD. Mrs
c. s. Wright. W. Cheston and A. Leverage
A pretty wedding took place on Monday night at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murray NO
800 Union-st, when Miss Annie Sage. Mrs Mur-
ray's niece became the wife of Henry Murray
The Rev. John Atkinson. pastor OF west sue
Methodist Episcopal Church. offciated MISS lara
Hobbs bridesmaid and MI Arthur Tba hriide
was attred in green velvet deliberately trimmed S
wore cream-coored silk trimmed with lace and
carried pink roses Among ne guests XIV vel Con
Franz ss Mrs fs%Gs Mr Mr. aPd a md Mrs
Dean. Misses Katie Aladns and g. Beioyi M; ,s anu
SON and ar Mr. and Mrs H. White. The wedding
trip includes visit to Washington ana tour Vi
Ewing gave mHsca ea at Se5 home me
music. vocal and Instrumental, was furnished by
George F. Stehl Burgemes'er r and rnev and
Bu nT ne'P cras and Mrs J. GabbsTy TIE
T Ws %r, NJ ~ vS sTns' Mrs J. Edwards
george Wsy5 F Ns MISS w HHa' Hines
H. Luer Mrs. yosburgh and Mrs JGhn Ew,ng
the hostess. The parlors were beautifully decorated
y" Wam r sherman Council No: 1870 Royal a, Ar i,s
fourth anniversary Tuesday There was an en
tertanment in Arcanum Hal s among OF ib tne General
who made brief speech and bs 10 enc
those present were Mr.. and Mrs; George W Irot-
Thomas M and e. p Mrf Mf And r S @ st.
Mrs Romel. George Boxer, Henry Hsllner: Mr. and n
Mrs JacSS yreeand F Hsnsr s assnv reeand
Mamie Croft Hannah Feick. Mary Feick, Addie
Fichte. Mr.. and Mrs Walter C. Bates Mr. Mros and
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred A. English. MI and Mrs
and Mrs. Charles johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ian
John McGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton 4 Van Dyne'
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warburton and Mr.. and Mrs
There will be an interesting ceremony in Trinity
Methodist Episcopa; Church to,mo row, wnen
for several years will be cremsted by the Rev
John Krantz; pastor of the church o...,,...
rs The R s0hp he o2 an and aST @
sixty other tourists of the town, the Rev, John j.
Lester Wells. assistant pastor OF ;he Tabernacle
church, showing the course OF the Fries, land and
all the points of interest. which will be Inspected
by the voyagers Naturally. these entertainments
Ex-Polce Sergeant Caleb June died Yesterday at
the force in April 1871, by the Republican Police
Commission. then first Instituted. When the Demo
Gratis acquired control Of the force IN 49, Sergeant
June was removed for political reasons. In 1882 he
was reappOntad the Republicans having again ac-
oured control % the city. but in 1885 he was again
dismissed, having reached the limit OF sixty
private Waterman, and his death was the result OF
debility, consequent upon exposure.
self Jersey City Heights on February 2S. died
at Christ Hospital on THURSDAY night. He refused
that the due 10 grief at the death of Thoma
Ellaby. his inseparable c9mpanion who was buried
years old attempted to take his own life.
Judge Lippinc0tt in speaking yesterday Of the
case OF Cottfried Wabsum. one OF the Guttenburg
"B,g Four" said that Mr.. Walbaum was practically
sentenced when his associates were and that his
sentence now would be a mere Formally. In order
to comply with the legal reouremen's Of the :, case
this morning. hear his sentence. and give bail