New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
ESSEX,
NEWARK.
RIGHT OF STREETCARs TO CARR
FREIGHT QUESTIONED.
THE NEWARK TELEPHONE COMPANY ASKS r0"
SUBWAY FRANCHIsE-A MODEL POLICE
SrA TON NI-MrRnI,e WEDDINGS.

A SUBWAY FRANCHIsE-A MODEL foLi~T
srArroN-NuMERous WEDDINGS.
Whether the traction companies have the right
under their charters to do freight business II
questioned by tne Newark Board OF Works. Al me
asst meeting OF the Board President Van Duyhe
said: II want TO ask the City Counsel lot 'os'
opinion regarding the rights OF the electric ri',osu
conn anles to Use the tracks for running tresn'
cars have seen frequent mention OF TINS matter
in the publc prints and have seen the cars on the
streets too. and ] thought II might be well 10 "''
lega opinion the matter Mi van puS"e -.
spoke OF the loading Of long freight car VIZ
ashes at a point opposite the Market-st station ana
he offered two resolutions the hrst Gaining "po" ."
Rikar for an opinion AZ the running OF the ires
cars and the other directing superintendent NUM-
10 take such action would prevent the oau"e
b,g cara m the street, The Consolidated Irac''''
Company Is having a number OF cars Du' " ga
light freight the United States Express COMPANY ~
have the control OF this branch Of the business p
public objection ls made TO converting the s"e''
railroads into freight railroads.
THE Newark Telephone Company. rva. OF INC
New-York and New-Jersey Telephone Co''p''''
has asked the Board OF Works to designate s'
for a new conduit system. and an ordnance ma no
been prepared by the complnys .awyer ueSs"S
inc princpa, streets Of the city. Under Ia" PAST.
three years ago the Board has no option pu' ~
comply \ franchise for subway system wa
given 10 the old telephone company TWO years "s''
which constructed a subway on Broad-s" - ',
new company gets franchise too the sun. 49,,
be torn UP for two parallel suoways' anu -
telegraph and electric light companies wan, ~
Mace their wires underground there can w -.
md rou- subway -vstems. The ordinance VIII W
acted upon next week. but 1t VIII propap'y oe -
over 70 get an expression OF pubic opiiloi
Legislature will be asked in January 10 repeai vi"
law and enact new one to give the CRY 'o'''
subways.
The new Second Police Station IL 'he Ms a..
tenn, o, Newark TO give architectural enec' 10 Us
-,o ,a.to,s The building T. a handsome one Oh
hri,r trimmed with stone Trenton pressed prlcN'
with Belleville brownstone, has been nseu
interior finishing on the first ana seco'u mo- ~,
natural light pine. with open PLUMBING "o'N'
heating Is by the hot-water system anu III. ~ 80.
tarv and lighting arrangements are OF 'he pes'
rnoderp s,v,e The flooring Of the cellar, prison
and stable are OF imitation stone. The en''re t"nn
.,orv will be used az a drll.room An arched uo0i
way on Summer-ave. Is the nam eh"a"'e 90
opens directly into the business-rOom On 'e'e",H-
ave there IL side entrance, ana mere ,bs surgeon
main entrance to the courtroom anu W, dve bv
mrivate room The business-room Is twehtSS nv,
twenty feet and the ron for the Judge
twenty-five feet. with private TON, nrvate room
and clerk on the eft is the clptains pI,as Cor the
ana pusntv-nne by seventeen feet The frontage
On Suuner-ave. is forty-hve Feet ant on
ave sixty-fve feet. for the main ou'iu"s' ..,.-
rack Of this is a two-sory EXTENSION. tmem ,,y
san ,aet on Seventh-ave.. which Includes ths su'
Ions room Office for the driver ana sta p feet
and prison with sixteen cells eson ~ fur,
@@rovied Win every modern improvement,
ther extension Of twenty-five ieet On the stable
WIZ - oriInery horse stalls. one box stan aI'
wagon-room 30 by . fee, Gpe" ihs entire build
varI on the second floor. covering tne tyo hath
ing III feet are two @ ,b men clos
rooms and closets ninety IocRers tOr dormitory
storeroom and stable loit , - ,va,rss-
Az the Rosevlre Presbyterian Churcn on spShfer
dav Miss ADELAIDE Marie Griffith younges
oS SoIomor Griffith. OF the Delaware, l.a' NI pri
ana Western RailToad Tas MARI F. Grifth
o. the bride acted maid OF hong Ps An Or Haley
Deyoe Dsv he Ta aTem Del, There were guests
4. .ha church Of the Redeemer Miss Lillian Roo-
ertson and Ogden W. Tunison ~ere ma ,be cere.
sruesGay the Rev. DR.. Grove perlor"i''s wv
3nonv The wedding was simple 49, >.,A
Caroline schmuck daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs S Micn,
oa schmuck. OF Ridge-st wa naT rhoiSc church
on Tnesdsy There celebration OF n nup.laI
high by the Ps st sps Bridesmaid and John
Schmuck the brides brother was uesi ns eouer
Misses clara and Annie Them ac'eu d. No"'
rha sunerintendent OF the hre-aarm Telegraph
s1stsm has been instructed 10 secure suitaps nji
n the bell tower with fire telegraph head9uarteas
and TO cause the hours 10 De struct 49, snlta
bic arrangements sound general alarm Ths wiI
should be deemed necessary al any ,l.'e hsan cur
Keep up tne for many years. and which many
Citizens we're unwilling to have abolished.
Dr George w Harmon and Mrs. Eta BAH were
married on wednesday at o'clock at the home OF
he brides brother William II Ball NO bi Ilh ps
ave 4 brother-n-aw OF the bridegroom. tne re-
George W Miller Of ST. Andrews Metnodls ysr mp,S
,rta bouse was decorated with plants ana MOVERS,
and an orchestra furnished music. only Immediate
relatives present
Mics Ioretta r. Hauser daughter OF Mrs Leopold
Hauser. ana Jacob Lowenstein were m @p,sni
w, Tnwens,sin was best man and Miss Rose llauser
maid OF honor About $50 guests attended the re-
ceptOn.