The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-10

IohoWed Dy Two hundred gallant Sportsmen, and
the rabbit little ahead.
The Governor has appointed the following to
be Commissioners on Gettysburg Monument =
William H. Corbin, of Mon county; General
Francis Price, Of Bergen, and Edward L. Shat
ton, of Gloucester. ~
Richard v. Breeze of ronv Rrancl has re-.
ceived the contract for building a hip I'm l,xhead
at Seabright for Washin zion e. Cannon The
contract price is s12o0oL
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tain Station, preceded by luncheon at .swalnut
Gate" the residence of Henry A. Page; wednes-
day November 20 half-past three u M Whip
pany; Saturday, November e3 half-past three
D. m Passaic; Thursday. November %. eleven
a. M, westfied; Saturday. November 80. half
past three p. M, Summit.
The annual meeting of the New Jersey SAM
tary Association viii be held at the State House
on November y and %.
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doftad bsra. a.. IL. $50 -,
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little gatherings of friends from the hotels in the
woods Such eparties are termed Adirondack
parties The number Is generally limited to
twenty-five Many prominent New York and
Brooklyn people are there, and Mayor Grant has
spent three Sundays here since the season began.
Secretary winans, of the State Prohibition
ton vote in many portions Of the State, but
they are not sufficiently complete to ascertain
whether or not Mr. LaMonte's vote for Cover
nor VIII be greater or less than that cast last
year tor Mr. FISK SO far It seems as II the vote
"ou,u " '''ou' 'ne saiue as ias' year - WINCH
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The Oranges are holding up their end OF the
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80 ~~O'oOo ,oi himself anu 9SoVOo ~ ao
eo1A.s :. - - -. - n,ay aiso 70 %
magnificent and remarkable exhibit will be the
display made by the inventions of Mr. Thomas
A. Edison. Mr.. Edison has subscribed s., 001 to
the ar Guarantee fund. B0utOn Bliss q Dali
lett, too have subscribed $1,000
Miss Lorena Colgate, daughter of Mr. Stephen
B. Colgate of Halsted street East Orange and
Mr. Edward G. Meeker. of Evergreen place, we're
married by the Rev. John ]. Bonner, of New
York, on Saturday. The couple had been en-
gagged for some time but their marriage was
surprise to their friends, as it was not expected
until some time in December, and it is under
stood that the parents on both sides did not OBJ
ject to the match. Miss Colgate is member of
the Hawthorne Lawn Tennis Club. and one of
the best lady PLAYERS in the Oranges. Mr..
Meeker is a clerk in the office of the Pullman
Palace Car Company in New York.
o.anaro, p,rd ", c,,a,,,o,. i. - ,,.o.o,,. $1,000.
with ,,r;ao+ M, a. sor ~. 49,
Enlistment of a savings bank and trust com
pany in Passaic. 1t is said that he ia meeting
with considerable announcement ba,t that ba
also finds some difficulties.
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building will be two stories high and will he
but Of brick and stone at an estimated cost of
SlOooo There will he bowling alIavs in tho
basement. On the flrst floor will he the billiard
dining and reception rooms and the librarv and
on the second floor there will be the ball room
and dressing rooms.