The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01

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to the erection Of the new Chimney Rock Chap
ell, the Roman Catholic Church Of St Joseph aud
the African Evangelical Church.
The "a 20 claimed nv c,hnIzfpv T,econey for the
gum boots which figured ia MS famous trial at
Camden. was paid the farmer by Prosecutor Jen-
kins on May "a.
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a cat owned by George N. Conklin, OF Middle-
town, recently found nest OF five young RAD
olts and nllrsed them until they were able 10
BURGLARS or some kind OF prowlers are making
things lively at Eiizabethport on the nights of
May % and 26 they entered about dozen resi-
dences on Franklin, Marshall and South Front
streets
The people of Pleasantvfiie are excited over
the discovery of what thew believe to be a silver
nine The supposed silver minA is about three
miles above Pieasantyille on the line of the
Reading Railroad The land was recently pur-
chased by Mrs. Charles McGlade and Mrs, ~. a.
RIDDLE OF inns city; Experts VINO nave assayeu
samples have SAID it contains suiiiclent quaint
ties OF silver ore TO pay for the working OF the
mine A shaft has been sunk about twenty eight
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The contract for the completion Of the Oceanic
draw bridge has been awarded to Dean q West
brooks OF New y ork. The price rs $29.so5.
The fifty men who struck at the new race
course at Gloucester have returned to work
their demanded increase from Sl2o TO Sl.50 per
cay having been granted
New York syndicate has made nrouosftion
TO Maynr liver Of Rahwav ff Iav horsecar track
through the city. It is estimated that $4,000
will build a road through the main streets
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to walk. She was splendiiiy educated and
possessed a remarkable intellect. and from an
humble start in life accumulated d fortune ssti-
mated at from $50 900 to $4,000 Although a
cripple for life she displayed wonderful business
tact, and was bright and most entertaining
conversationaiist
Timothy A. Morse of Plainfield. is the Oldest
Free Mason in New Jersey. He celebrated the
eighty-ninth anniversary of his birth on Sunday.
Masons from different parts Of the State called
upon their brother in Masonry and rendered him
the congratulations OF the day. MIR. Morse is in
good health riding or walking out every day.
The charges of gross extravagance and mis-
management made against the directors of the
Warren county Poorhouse have resulted in the
Board OF Freeholders ousting the directors and
putting The institution IN charge Oh a special
Aims Committee
Bridgeton's G. A. r. men complained SO bif-
terIy because the Y NJ G. A. intended to hold
field sports on Memorial Day that the young
men will postpone their athletics a week.
The Elizabeth Casiight Company Is wagfue a
vigorous war on IT'S new rival the AIetropolifan
Gas Company. The old company's directors on
Tuesday decided to lower the price OF gas on
july from 9lf5 per Thousand feet to 81 30
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which the Metropolit;n COMPANY has its mans
laid An application for an Injunction when
the Elizabeth COMPANY had made against its
rival TO restrain it from doing business Is now be-
fore the Court of Errors and Appeals
President Gates, of the State Agricultural Col
leee saws that no applicants under sixtes,l wears
Of age viii be received for competitive examina
ton for free scholarships.
Read e Ioyatt nrorpi1,ent firm, Of siiir
throwsters at Paterson. have decided to enlarge
THAR annex at Waafherl, and fat,n. ~ Il.