The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-03

Jersey Association OF Union Ex-Prisoners OF
ver was held Friday in the rooms of Uzal Dodd
Post at Orange. The election Of officers resulted
as follows President General +. l. Hayes,
Glen Ridge; vice-president General ]. Madison
Drake, Elizabeth; recording secretary, J. A.
peloubet Bloomfield; corresponding secretary,
5. NJ Riker, Englewood; treasurer, $. NJ Long,
East orange delegates to the National Conven-
ton in Boston during tho encampment Of the
Grand Army, John e. Brundage, West Orange;
william Il Hall, Orange and George Shaw,
Hackettstown 1t was decided to hold the next
con vention at Morristown-
The State Board Of Health think Il typhoid
fever at Princeton is entirely under control.
There are only three cases now, and they are
not bad. Arrangements have already been
made by the people to have sewer system
established, and this win obviate all future
trouble.
DR.. Hunt Of the State Board of Health, says
that there is scarcely any pleuro.pneumonia
among the cattle Of the State The disease
seems to have been thoroughly mastered.
There are stili some cases Of tuberculosis, but
that disease is not prevailing to any alarming
extent, and is not epidemic
Ex-Assemnlyman George W Payne. Of Mil
VILE has been appointed superintendent Of the
Atlanta CGa- Glass Works for period Of three
years. This win settla vexed political ques-
tion, as Mr.. Payne, who lost the appointment of
postmaster, was slated for Assembly from the
Second District Of Cumberland county, to sue
coed Assemhlyman cheeseman.
Edward Dudley has announced that he will DO
q candidate for the Republican nomination for
Senator in Camden county nexs fail. Dudley
ran as an independent candidate three years
ago. with the result that Pfeiffer, Democratic
was able te defeat Richard N Herring the
regular Republican nominee.
The cost of taking the census Of the Second
Census District of New Jersey, including Hud-
son, HunteFdon. Middlesex, Somerset, Mercer
and Onion counties, win approximate $4,000.
There are seven candidates for the Keyport
post Office.
Madison has not yet succeeded in finding
single bidder for tho recently authorized issue
Of $4,000 worth of bonds at four per cent. The
rate Of interest has been increased to four and
half per cent, at which figure 1t is believed in
vestors viii be more ready to purchase,
One day recently Surrogate Crater, of Free
hold, and his brother-iaelaw, John W. Coombs,
caught 500 pounds of blue fish in very short
time off Mantoloking
The largest shark ever seen along the coast
was caught on Wednesday The fish was found
OF the shore at Deal Beach. 1t was ten feet
long and weighed 200 pounds.
The Paterson Savings Institution has decided
to erect at the corner of Market and Main
streets, first class brick and banking building
The structure viii be six stories high and sixty
by ninety feet in area The second floor will be
occupied by the Savings Institution
Mr., George s cee, the well known banker OF
New York, who has been resident OF Engle
wood for many years, has decided to write the
inside history of the financial difficulties that
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River will soon commence. The sum Of Ss0.oa0
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the Raritan- Some dangerous shoals are to be
removed and the channel widened.
seventy-two ribbon weavers EMPLOYED by
Clay & Groocock, at Paterson. are on strike for
higher wages. They say they receive less pay
than VIEWERS in other mills for the same class
of work The same firm had trouble a year
ago, when sixty weayers were locked out for
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