The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
CITY AND STATE.
Notable Sayings and Doings Of
Noted Men.

Judge Lippincott win return from Mount
Holly 10 hold court Tuesday and that evening
wilIlease the city again
a letter from President John Feeney, of The
Police Board informs his friends that he is lav-
inz delightful time at Sharon Springs.
The Rev. John Atkinson is the author of the
famous hymn eve Shall Meet Beyond the
River BY aud BY This hymn is printed in
Moody and Sankey's Gospel Hymns and is
sung all over the world. The Doctor is also the
author Of The Garden of Sorrows, "The Glass
Leader, y 1.-THE History Of Methodsm IN New
Jersey and sThe Centennial History OF Amer
lean Methodisn"
4 Mr. c. c. Jewell and his wife started III a
| buggy last week to drive to Saratoga They
had delightful time. though somewhat warm
and dusty at the outset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gates and daughters. of
Van Reipen avenue, and Miss Mabel T. Wilson,
of Summit avenue, are guests at the Forest
House, Budd's Lake, New Jersey, for the month
of August.
County Physician Converse has not had a
vacation in so long time that he would require
dictionary to explain what it was, if rendered
| him by the Freeholders.
Colonel william Taylor, of this city, although
an ardent Republican, was appointed colonel on
the staff Of Governor Albeit in 1888 The colonel
married Miss Lizzie Negus. VINO some years ago
was the belle Of Jersey City society Colonel
Taylor has entire charge of the Colgate manu-
featuring plant.
Gilbert Collins in his early days was clerk at
the New York Custom House. when he deter
mined to study law. Much of Mr.. Collins sue
cess as a lawyer is due to the netbodical ira in
ing he received under the rule Of Uncle Sam.
Mr. .rd MIRO ! r o.,fao,,. ,a,.. nc. ro.,,r.ad
| from a trip to Buffalo. Niagara Falls and To-
rontc, Ontario
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month ~ s,,s,,st - sara.os,s
neips Owns 9A,VeV,Voo ~ real estate
far s5o mn tract ~ ls, = t,,s c,ts,,ts ~ +s
c,y ths cost Mn, con ooa = -
n, No., r,,vara, 5000 oo - 49, e ,s,s,
on,,os;ta ths fshnose ,a,.a.o,, ~ ,.l,;c,, 10
| ,,atd sao oao 4, 1890 -s''--'S-.'
"oessnoi Aopees mas appointed Eiii'i nam m
shl u faeefson' 10 eoilect STATISTICS relallVe 10
PRIMERS ofiekiayers, carpenters nasons, mousse
citv ,.ornensatio, :, no 60 no., ,,a,, o, o,t,,oI
/ exnansas
~ response 70 tne circular recently sent OUT py
governor Aopelt 10 'ne ofanu army posts
'iirousnous Inc seale IN reference 70 procuring
eenA'ons iol u" Veterans unuer 'ne i.1'e i'cs ..
Sonsress' sOo '1ppncatons nave Deem iof@afueu
- 'ne pension agent a Afensoh.
j p Mcdonnell has been invited by the Cen
tral Labor Union of Lancaster. Pa, as their
guest aoo speaAee on hapof Day ne mas re-
solved however 10 retialn IN Paterson on tnae
! aaS-
Edward Dudley, who ran on an independent
ticket for Senator in Camden three years ago
against Dick Herring and defeated him. thus
Preventing the election of Sewell to the United
States Senate, says he is candidate for the
regular Republican nomination this year and
must have It
John R. Stanton, of Pennington, caught a
German carp weighing eight pounds a few days
ago In the gills of the fish were found two
| hooks and two pieces of line. Freebooter Swal-
low declares that the tackle is his, that for two
successive seasons ne mas lost hooks oy TINS
saine e"fp' Gnu thut ne was alout 10 rie ms hne
again lor 'ne nsh "neh eir. stanton 'scoopeo
nm.
W. S. Cook. the alleged New York agent OF the
English cranberry syndicate, was sought for
high and low IN that city by the New YORK
Hsrata' out Il was Impossible to locate MN or
disclose ms identity Leading produce eommis-
sion merchants oil New YORK interested in the
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proved very uuprotitable.
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| isoo she vcas married 70 Robert ueatb ~ par.
nar,l.s torner, only one of her fo,r oti,,lr.,,
wi.layn If Iamnertvi,,e--is alive nm che has
Az. s,rardobi,a-e, .,,d sf.eer
dreu Her health is very good
COW ON tba farm, Of Ph,I,n Hainss raar
ruynnarton last ,ysal cave birth r., ,y,r eaI,ss
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1hev yvara MOTH daaa ami The cow bae s,,,a.
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