The Sunday morning news., 1889-11-24
OF INTEREST TO ALL.
Items Personal and Pertinent
Cleaned Through the
State and City.

"Hullo,' said Chief Ranger Bonell of Court
Bergen, A. o. F. to Chief Ranger O'Meallia, Of
Court Jersey City, in down town restaurant
few days ago. 1t was the first time the two
Foresters had met since their recent little con-
troversy over the international split of the order.
"Hulo,' responded O'Meallia cheerfully. "Too
mad to drink with fellow, chr" asked Bonell,
who had Just ordered wine. II will buy with
you, sell with you, talk with you, walk with
you, said O'Meallia, with an amusing attempt
to mimic Shylock; 'butI will not drink-yes, |
guess l will drink with you.' zone thing is GER
tain, said Bone,i good humoredy, ''if We can't
agree on Forestry matters, we can at least drink
together as good Democrats"
Miss Lulu Farrant. who graduated with high
est honors from the High School last June, and
whose prize essay, entitled Newspapers, - writ
ten before her graduation, was published in THE
SUNDAY MORNING NEWS last spring, is now
student at Columbia College, New York.
Judge Hoffman has his necktes imported, and,
beyond question, they are the most elegant that
are worn at the Court House.
When Mr. Lorenzo Jaquins, of THE JERSEY
CRY NEWS staff, visited the top floor of the
building No. 70 Montgomery street last Sunday
morning after the fire, he found in one room
every evidence of comfort. The fire was burning
briskly in the stove and the tea kettle was sing
ing its enticing music inviting all to the break
fast table, which was already set. There was
breakfast eaten in that room that morning, how.
ever
''Well, young man. it's long time since saw
you; what paper are you on:' said Judge Beach
to q newspaper man whom he met in store
fat,
CITY News" the young man replied 'T'm glad
TO hear it. my boy,n said the Judge. Its the
pest paper IN the county
Rev. Charles Moldencke. pastor of st. Johns
Lutheran, Church, at Summit avenue and North
street, is one OF tle nardest workers IN Inc local
hlinistfy' During 'ne lour years Oh ms pase"ra'e
the congregation anu ounuay scnooi nave more
'nah uouoieu III NUMBER ana the lat.er Is now
one OF tae largest III Huoson county. Ihe churcn
euihce mas peeh greatly ehiarsed' anu suppi'eu
WIN ne" FURNITURE including grana organ ana
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great assistance to tbe or,an;zation
Carl Cuttheis. of Newark avenue snbscr;bed
$50 for the WORLDS Fair at Mavor Grant,s of,,ca
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Henry George says ne VIII print as large an
EDITION OF Progress and Poverty as ne can sell
Tor Sluooo at tair pront. de VIII distribute
TINS IN compliance Win the Terms Oh Farmer
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Dr. Nohdy mas returned from orief excursion
TO southern FLORIDA IN improved health. he re-
ports the iishing at New smyrna as splendid. y
Muiiet' bass ana sheepshead pite with avidity.
Chief En- gneer Farrier has received from Mr.
Keary twenty three novels for the use of the
men in the department They constitute very
acceptable gift, and will be appreciated by the
fire laddies. .Ia
Jersey citv wos ranresanted at tho oq,o,nhor
Of Commerce dinner at Dslmonico,s ON Tuesd,1
night, by E. r, C. Young, president of the First
National Bank, and John A. Walker, secretary
of the Dixon Crucible Company.
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give the latest magazine news on these subjects.
The members from the faculty are Professors
Fine, Magic, Thompson Reid and Miller. The
fellows are Neher, Nudge, Warren, Brooks and
Dodd. The club will meet once in every two
weeks.
new water company was Incorporated at
Long Branch yesterday, to be known as the
Monmouth County Water Company. Its head
quarters will be at Ashury Park. The capital
stock is 5000 in shares of 500 each. The in
corporators are Governor Robert g. Green, of
New Jersey; IT, Hilton Scrloner, OF New York.
Shepard Romans, William Elakie and r. H.
Rochester. of Engtewood. Each Of these have
subscribed for nfty shares OF stock, and Cover
nor Green has been chosen as president OF the
company. The company intends to supply with