The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-10
~H0B0KEN'Ss JUNE WALK.
WHAT DEFE4FED THE ANNUAL
sUNDAYS CH0OL PARADE THERE?
Pastor Finley, of the Baptist Church,
Thinks that Such Parades Are Hurt
ful-Views of Other Pastors-The
News of HOboken.

II L I0leV Oh Inc NtAnII&L CnvTCll.
Tl,inLa that such parades re u,rt,
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:" June
news OF Hoboken.
Tboro 80 orsaonH d;4Yar
AHo oonslueraple uoup1 anu uiiei-
ence OF opinion as to the reason the Sun
day school children did not have their an
NAL .Tuna walk in uohoko, AZ NH
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nsneu IN saturdays NEWS the rev. MI.
Barnes, of the Methodist Church, said
sstbat oil tha otbar eb,rcbas oxoant the
1r...-, D.l-, ~
oni0eu Aespyuelian Nhureh reIuseu "
JOIN them. The Sunday school OF the
United PRESBYTERIAN Church is only q
small ono and if q roroda had
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0aAen place IL woula AVE Deen
given practically by the Methodist Church
! alone. / saw Mr.. barnes AGAIN Yesterday
"a rons,,lo+ion of ,ae1a.saa.a -
DonsuoH VI ouperihtehuen,s Was
neld, as Is usual" he said, and they adj
Journed to get a report from their re-
spective Sunday. schools. The re-
ports came, and each school pro
fessed not to care to walk with us this
year. The Baptist Church, the German
churches n the Presbyterian Church all
reported the same. The only reasons that
can De given are that they are tired OF
parading or they h AYE some objection to
.PASSOPNA nv
never combine with us" he said, but we
Y a very GOOD parade all the same"
MI. Pltts IS superintendent OF the
sunday school at the Methodist Church.
VI met Mr.. flndlay, OF the Baptist
h9rcn, along with other gentlemen, n
so far as our own personal feeling went,
we were quite ready to arrange for the
annual walk as soon as 5he various
schools nXed tne GATE" SAID Mr.. Pltts,
and, Iurthermore, arrangements were
Delng maze 10 entertain them all III the
Metnodlst Churcn as soon as the parade
II Is possible unat among n elder chill
uren Unere is a general distaste OF parad-
ing. me young chaps are, OF course,
ever ready Ior Uhe run, Dut bhlnk II the
matter were put 20 the vote the not
weather and dlslncllnation defeat
the pr1lec9;
MI. rindlay OF the baptlst Church, Is
a Wealthy man n always takes the ex-
pehse attached TO an excursion or the an
nual work upon his own shoulders. He
sald tnat ms hdre showed HOT the
Snghtest ana 70 Walk IN tins not
June weather. In fact," ne said, II
cannot be good for the little boys and
TThny q haatod and t fnIoie y an m u dai ioa
cream and ice water as. they can gorge,
n the results are very painful. There
Was no sllgnG ln1enaea 20 any OIL ene
pa ~ : W Tn usually Pare1eapaee, ~
o%eIicaI cb hlrJnu, ,y ~, 'h rs b @ernia ana hs sal1I
Ssyitb WY 70 g @n 9 ~
Sn nd schnnI IN rn ,Io nrIs Said +h mas
ommuay scnooi any pieasure, salu .nao
~ INV VIZ y ~ : ny nt
~ IaaJ - ~ go esa~d 0naJ oooA
tarto;n nc badnot ta;tad H. eaol;na
o oerI mH s nS, II lahon nof t iaasned me fh lee1 thg
walk was decIared off rs The Rsntist
wan Wdo- uCSlulCo III, az III bhpVloC
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1890 ~ aanHuLn ~ LILY an VII E4 opont uPouaee
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boriau - 90 w I ~ so9peh -
TbbaS cbildro ~ +be Notbodis+ Ch,,robs
vii 20 snn ny W. y n UI hes nratas ~ III
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Ia 'Ho onuAen "ONo 0unu"S.
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II "aiHihs oh"D ~ sne Nu.nies siate.
The N. Y. 1.B. waking CLUB selected
q new field for their closing tramp of the
snring se.son vastaraov Tbav vivitad tho
$500. =
INDUSTRIOUS little Nutmeg state, walking
al the way from the Harlem River to
Stamtord,. Conn; Punctuallty IS n OF
their distinguishing TRAITS. me . a. m.
Doat carried Ghem totne 1901 OF barclay
street, New YORK, and the Third avenue
Il road landed them at Inc Harlem
bridge, l5oth street, ata quarter past SIX
a. n.
Ihen they We're on IKE shot on their
long Journey oyer tne prlage' Iheh 10 t1e
T1ThT LnnVVn Ghh Snl1TnaTn HO11inUnRd a
Whlch o~lscounted Jersey Tor the quallty OF
It's mud Near west Farms they turned
into the Ola Boston Post 'Road, a direct
u through Conhectlcut; Az eight a.
n. they crossed tne Bronx River, the city
limit, into westminster county In rapid
Iney then passed through
Mouns Nerbon, tulouSn 6elIanl Mahor,
m mIo MM~amaronect Rye Neck Harrison
Rive and portchester where thew arrival