The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-06
PERSONAL AND NOTABLE

nomination of grocer Daniel E. Cieary for Al
derman.
Ahorse railroad is proposed from Asbury Park
to Belmar.
DR.. Newell. of New Brunswick, has received a
his recently invented lifeline carrying project
lie.
1t is said that the managers of the Hotel Bres-
lin, at Lake Hopatcong, threw out about one
hundred and fifty tons of ice last fall. If they
had this ice now it would be worth about 81 800.
Chancellor McGill has decided that when a
Master in Chancery recommends the sale Of prop
erty by an auctioneer, the Master must give up a
part OF his fee or cry off the property himself.
Camden cannot increase its electric street
lighting because the company having the con-
tract has reached the limit of its present sup
plying power. Engines and boilers are being
added.
Twenty recruits for the army of the United
States left Paterson yesterday, the result of the
visit of a recruiting officer to that city last week.
The members of st. Mary's Church, Newark
will gather in st. Mary's Hall on William street,
this evening, to give the Ri. Rev. Abbot
Pfraengle a s'send off" He will sail for Europe
on Saturday in the steamship Fulda, and he will
remain abroad for three months. The members
of the parish intend to show the abbott how
much they respect and love him.
While City Marshall senft, of Egg Harbor,
/ was patroliing the streets with a sharp eye for
the thieves who have been operating there. a
clothes line in his-own back yard was stripped of
freshly washed clothes.
Mays Landing Republicans. departing from
an old Gust ON of joining with the Democrats in
naming a union town ticket, will make a ticket
Of their own
The Camden Board of Education on Monday
night appointed a COMMITTEES to consider the adj
visibility of establishing a manual training and
a normal school in that city.
Prosecutor J. Kearney Rice, of New Bruins
wick, who was recovering from a severe illness,
was seized with a serious relapse at his office
Monday afternoon, and was taken to his home
unconscious.
Reports are coming in stating that English
snipe have been seen on the meadows near New
Durham, N. J. One man flushed a large number
during the month of january and they have
been coming and going all winter.-Foaest and
Stream
The season for trout does not open until the
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;sla+rra lost CO. pa.sona urho 49, - 80
ashin. 1900 ~ e.st - $50 r.an4s IN 49,.
70 noaks tro,,hle for tharosslass rhar. is ! IN
in the Legislature opening the season on the first
of March, but the bill has not vet been repor ted
from the committee.
At a meeting OF the Paterson Turn verein,
bald Mmdav evening H. was votad IN go on Of
once with the erection OF the new building of
the association; 81 5000 has been subscribed and
a structure costing $35,000 is to be erected.
Work will be begun at once on half the building,
the rest to be erected when more money is re-
ceived. The ediHce will be one of the handsom-
est in the city, and will console the residents of
the Sixth Ward for the loss Of the Postof1ice and
Government building.
The Committee on Public Buildings at Wash.
ington Tuesday reported fayorably the following
among other bills for the construction az nnblic
buiidings;-At Hoboken, extending the appro-
priation $4,000; at Paterson, increasing the ap-
preparation OF $4,000.
The Newark Yacht Club coutemplates running
a steam launch daily from Newark to the new
club house which is being built near Bergen
Point.
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one Auauuc Sity notary PUBIC mas protested
lou OF tne notes OF Mrs. Lipp'ncott.
Camden beneficial societies have taken steps
ior 'he iornaation Oh q protective ana iraternai
union.
The Paterson Consolidated Brewing Company
comprising all the brewers in that city except
the Hirchliffe and Graham Spring Brewery, filed
a certificate Of Incorporation with the County
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niennei, Low Christan braun' 100; Louis r
Braun, too' James a. 1raham' l'Wo. Inc COM
p'na.ion was decided on as soon as the failure OF
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a mover wager was iaid ana won by George
ieep'e' Oh riainneiu' yesterday. hicnaru Eiiiot
came 70 town WITH eggs to sell. He ran across
leepie' VINO renaskeu that once upon a Time lie
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