New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
NEWARK.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Essen
BICYCLE CLUB.
THEY REQUEST THAT STREETS BE sPhiNALro
WHEN wHEELMEN ARE NOT USING THEM
AND THAT BICYCLE PATHS BE BUILT IN
THE PRINCIPAL UNPAvED STREETS
PRINCETON CLUB BANoUE'

THE PRINCIPAL UNPAvED STREETS
PRINCETON CLUB BANQUET.
,,,a, meeting OF the kindergarten Club
., 40 home Of Miss Hayes in Clinton ave on
Wednesday, plans for a large public meeting 10 DC
sa,a t. March. were discussed and committees were
annojn,ed Committees reported upon the kinder
car;ens already established in Newark, ana also
upon the kindergarten classes in the public SCHOOLS
N,ss Merry read a paper on the Natural Method OF
Education" Mrs. Frances a. P!ckereH ioiio"eu
with a paper the same subject
Tho fourteenth anniversary exercises of the u NJ
@ will be held in the North Reformed Church
this evening" beginning at $50 O'Clock. The Rev Dr.
u sage Mackay will deliver the Anniversary ad-
dress \ brief report Of the work OF the last year
will also be read by Secretary CozZens.
Battalion drills Will be held by the Is, Regiment
this wcsk The Second Battalion. composed OF
COMPANIES H. |. l. and VI, Will drill tomorrow night.
The First Battalion. Companies d. u. { and +, VIII
drill on Thursday night and the Third BATTALION
Companies A. L. G. and *, will drill Friday night.
At the annual meeting of the Essex Bicycle Ciup'
held on Thursday night in Achtel Stettere parIors'
tho following officers elected: President, Her
her, Knght: vice president, Theodore keer; Secre-
tary and treasurer, George Murdoch; Road commit
tee Edward Beliman, Wilson Burnett and NJ. John
son; Board OF Governors, W. Il. kghter' r. D.
Kcor and S II. Sargent: delegates TO the A. C. [.
or Eow-Jersoy George T.. O. Chase. Clarence refers
r.
increased over 200 per cent The club now has over
eIohtv active members. Two resolutions addressed
IN the Board Of street and Water Commissioners
were adopted ono requests that the asphalt anu
other pavements in the city be sprinked at hours
when wheelmen not going to business or return
ING TO their homes. The other asked mat pains
about three feet wide be constructed OF sIiootn
stone or asphalt the principal streets sim 10 ne
paved the paths to be six feet from the cur mn
a dinner was served after the meeting. Mayor
Lehkuecher delivered brief address; ,
The Princeton Club held its annual meeting an an
BANQUET in Dlvis's parlors on Thursday eVeiilhs;
About thirty members were present Inc eieI,ionx VI
ofiicers resulted as follows: President. CZal H. NC
Garter; vica-presllents. the Rev pr DAVl ,,, H.
Frazer Eugene Vanderpool and Chandler w. Riker /:
secretary ard treasurer Henry Young jr;; members
of Executive Committee Or. Thomas w haINHgts;;
Phiiip ~ jackson. Frederick Evans. jr.. Benedleet
prieth and Arthur -. Ball. Addresses were msde
hv Thomas ~ McCarter. the retiring president Oh
the club: Uzal H. McCarter The new presliem1 WIZ
Wa POSTMASTER; Charles y. Davis. Chandler, W.
Hiker walter : Nichols. John r. Hardin rmHp
X Jackson Horace y Conger and otherr.
In the rooms 81 Kcarny Post, q. \. r.. on nutS,
dav a stand OF cOlOrs was presented 70 the Admiral
Irgcs Naval Veteran Association OF the Port OF
Newark Fsrra.ut Naval Veteran Association; OF
Tew-Y York, the Farragut Naval Cadets. of Brooklyn
and Inc Monitor Naval Veteran Aseociat0n 81
Rrooklyn took part In the exercises Al me oWreiS
an the uuarier-deck well as the tirs preseh II,
were in Uniform. The coors were presented ny fIos
sic Van Houten. granddaughter or captain van
Houien. ,, . a.. Ie.ov C.i,h
lat evening In honor ~ the newly elected JUICES
Of the First and Second District Courts OF newark
Thomas y Mccarter. IT.. and Frederick =. pullu.
Covers were laid for twelve guests me new
Judges assume their judicial duties on April !.