New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
NEWARK.
ENDEAvORERs SECURING SPEAKERS FOR
THE MONTHLY MEETINGS.


ANNIVERSARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ING OF THE voRwAERTs TURN VERElN
GRADUATION CT A CLASS OF THE
FIRST AID TO THE INJURED
The first fall meeting of the Essex County Union
Christian Endeavor will be held on Monday even
Ing September Il, IN the First Congregational
Church The session will be Washington rally.
end will be devoted to hearing reports of the re-
cent convention from eight of the local delegates
The committee appointed to secure speakers Tor
the regular monthly meetings is arranging to have
prominent Endeavor workers address the local
Endeavorers Among those who have accepted the
invitation are the Rev. DR.. Kerr Boyce Upper.
pastor Of the First Baptist Church Of Philadel-
phia; the Rev DR.. ]. Wilbur Chapman, the evangei-
ist and the Rev. Dr. Matbe d. Babcock, OF Bal
t,more Other speakers of equal prominence will
be secured.
Charles r. Scott secretary of the junior depart
ment Young Mems Christian Association. VIII lead
the mems meeting this afternoon at o'clock lie
will be assisted by Thomas Graham, who has just
returned from an evangelstic trip OF five months
The camp excursion of the association VIII
take place next Wednesday. Two trains Will leave
the Broad-st. station for Ocean Grove
The selection of Assistant Superintendent or
Public Schools will probably be settled by tho
Board OF Education without any recommendation
pose The committee has held six sessions. but the
members have not been able agree upon any
candidate and are as far from accomplishing the
object for which they were appointed as when they
began The three Republican members OF the COM
mttee, Messrs Gore Roden and Lewis are III
favor Of selecting educator OF well-estabshes
reputation outside of Newark The three Demo-
Gratis Messrs Puder Quinn and SAMSON. favor the
appointment OF Edwin Shepard principal OF the
Oliver School.
The summer schools closed Friday after a six
weeks term The season was successful in at
TIE director of the Germania Singing Society
Carl Riegg, began his duties at the rehearsal Oh the
society Wednesday night s 0h for neT the sI rt tine
After the rehearsal business meeting was heIu
elected The chairman named committee .,d 10
make arrangements for the anniversary celepratlol
OF the society To-day the Germaia %l ennerdphor
at Earrisburger's Hall. -
The Vorwaerts Turn verein celebrated its four
tenth anniversary and held housewarmihg EN- in
the new Turn Hall in Lang-st on MONDAY The
na e Non honse of The Verein is two-story frame
building. The basement comprises dressing rooms
rooms which viii be used for the turning exercises
The big hall room is on this floor and IS ntted
room occupies the greater part of the upper floor
Here the monthly meetings will be held ..
occupies No $ on the fourth f2or Of , the
London and Liverpool and Globe BUILDING Wh ere
Passac River from Paterson to salt water sn S0yr
Ing system of the whole district ano thclr
outlets into the river After the plans are elaborated
the Commission will decide by their Inspection
whether will be better construct trunk inter
cepting from Paterson to the sea for the DIS
posa Of all sewage. whether 1t Will be necessary
TO construct Isolated works along the river to as
pose of the solid matter Of sewage before II u
poured into tidewater
Class of the First Aid to the Injured was grad
uatcd on Thursday. night after an examination by
the State Medical Examiner, DR.. Elliott The grad
yates are Mrs. Israel r. Adams, Mrs; Anna Boyce
Miss Pauline Heath Miss Jennie Hill, Miss Eliza
beth Locke Miss Mary Quinlan, Miss Kate !"
Roberts Miss Jane Roberts, Mrs Helen Ney Miss Miss
Elizabeth Won der Sppe Miss Edith Lowrie Miss
Martha Palser Miss Henrietta Mangle Miss Bertha
Heath. Mrs. Julia F Starr II was decided to
class for the female employees of the Clark Thread
Works. 1t also decided TO have stretchers
placed in drug stores for use In emergencies.
As Dr. and Mrs. T. b. Hascall. of Newark. We're
driving between Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska.
on August 1s rattlesnake crossed the road just In
front of their horses. Their driver, John Van Allen.
pursued tho reptile though at great risk, among the
rocks and bushes and succeeded In killing ii. The
snake three feet long.