The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-29
PERSONAL AND NOTABLE

The organized silk workers of Paterson are
earnestly endeavoring to establish an eight hour
workday, and to that end have issued q circular
to all the prominent ribbon manufacturers, ask
ing for shorter hours. The circular is signed by
the Passaic County Trades Assembly.
The iron foundry of the Cooke Locomotive
down In sections, and will be remoyed to the new
works at South Paterson.
The managers of the Elizabeth Hospital, July
"a, completed the purchase of q valuable tract
of land on Reid street, a part of the Buchanan
estate, on which it Is understood the work OF
erecting a new hospital will shortly be begun.
The wives of John Hartman and EDWARD Hunt,
of Lambertville, who disappeared from the ir
homes about a week ago, have returned home.
They took their baggage with them when they
vent away, and visited New Brunswick, Phila-
delphia, Trenton and other cities, where they
spent all their money. Hunt received his Wife
with open arms, but Hartman refused to have
anything to do with his truant wife, and she has
been compelled to seek shelter with friends.
The George T. Blake Manufacturing Company
has filed an amended certificate OF Incorporation.
The place of business Is Montclair. The places
Of business out OF the State are New York and
various cities in other States. The objects of the
company are the manufacture of pumps, water
metres and water works. The capital Is 81. 0OO.-
600 and the company begin business with $4,000.
The incorporates are:-George II. Slower,
Charles I. Broadbent, Marcus Slime and Fred
erick NJ. Wheeler.
A fete champetre will be given under the aus
pices of the Englewood Field Club, Thursday
evening, July 81. The Reception Committee are
Mesdames w. T. Booth, e. ID. Foster, George
Coppell, Sheppard Romans and G. E.. Thorburn.
The number of tickets is limited, and the affair
will be very select and enjoyable.
At the meeting OF the Camden Board of Trade
Wiili NIL y ssweii, Wilbur E. Rose. George Bar
rett, John A. Dialogue, Walter Wood, Charles
Stockham, John Griffee, Samuel Garwood and
7; B. Harmed, Was appointed to consult with
vania Railroad Company, and TO find out what
improvements the Government is going to make,
anu to find out Camden's needs in the way Of
river front improvements, and then present a
memorial to the Government Engineer.
Grand Chancellor De Witt c.. Bolton. of the
Knights of .Pythias of New Jersey, has APP
pointed Past Chancellor Leslie S. Menger, of
Fabiola Lodge No. 90, of Paterson, grand keeper
OF records and seals pro tenn, in place of Eugene
N. Lorton, deceased.
The annual meeting Of the American Associa ia
ton of Flint and Lime Glass Manufacturers was
held Friday at the Coleman House, Asbury
Park Daniel G. Ripley of Pittsburg was elected
president. The association endorsed the Nc
kinley bill. A committee from the jobbers asked
the manufacturers to make no charge for pack
ing cases, as it increases the cost OF the glass
goods. The association refused to grant the
request.
The Passaic City Ne,os ~says:-Senator Win
tons Bergen County Democrat names Sheriff
Cadmus as the Democratic candidate for Con
gress, in opposition to ex-Mayor Beckwith, the
present incumbent. Sheriff Cadmus would be
mDCn StIDUKcI tudA lN0bl0u DdTucIls Dub VIC lttl
confident that he would stand no show against
the peoples own Charlie"
Linz Garrison, brother of Judge Garrison, of
Camden, will be a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Senator In Camden county.
Mr. G, Zabriskie, of Jersey City, has purchased
the whole batch Of PASSAGES City Park Bonds,
being the highest bidder. In fact he has pur-
chased all the bonds sold by that city for many
bonds in the United States. He sells and buys
the bonds OF all the cities In a radius OF a hun
dred miles of New York.
Ex-Mayor Brown, Of Loug Branch, was driv-
ing one Of his teams of thoroughbreds Monday
morning, and when opposite the Lady Star OF
the Sea Church one OF the pole straps broke.
The horses became frightened and SHE'D quickly
N one w s,Se i6 orsr1at To fSs s rrou eadlrl Sas for time ss-
ly escaped with. a few slight bruises. Several
passers by caught the horses, hence the damage
10 the vehicle was slight. This is the third time
Mr.. Brown has had a like accident and escaped
severe injury.
Judge Ashbel Green has presented to the
Presbyterian church OF Tenafiy an elegant
memorial to his wife in the form OF a magnih-
cent stone parsonage, which will be the equal of
any structure of its size in Englewood. The
house will BIZ built of the native sandstone, and
will be finished in hard wood. The estimated
cost is Ss5, 200. It is said that 1t will be the most
costly parsonage in the State.
A New Kind of Insurance.
| has been put In operation by the manu-
cture OF III. Flerce's meulclnes. his
Golden Medical Discovery" and Flavor
ite Prescription are sold by druggists
under the manufacturers' posltiue quar-
antee. Either benefit or q complete cure
is thus attained, or money paid for these
medicines is returned. The certificate of
guarantee given in connection with sale
OF these medicines is equivalent to a
cal Discovery cures all humors and
blood taints, from whatever cause aris-
ing, skin and scalp diseases, scrofulous
sores and swellings. The "Favorite Pre-
scription" cures all those arrangements
and weaknesses peculiar to N
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