The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06
GREENvILLE BANGS.

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Mr.. and Mrs. T. Schultz are summer
ing at Fort Plain, y. Y.
The Rev. Dr. George has declined the
professorsaip offered him in the William
Taylor University al Fort Wayne. Ind..
The Rev Mr.. Mooney, who has been
visiting DR.. George, has gone 70 Ocean
Grove.
Captain John Smith IS out OF danger.
His many friends will rejoice at this an
nouncement and evil aoers viii quake in
their boots.
Judge Chapman aned Benjamin Vree-
land. Jr., SI.50 and Walter Coon s. for
cruelty to'an old horse. Case appealed to
the District Court for trial Judge Chap
man In announcing his decision said:-
'.Only for tie tender age of tine defen-
dauts | would find them 500, but do not
desire to infiict any disgrace and pain on
their parents. desire it to be known
that the rich and the poor will have jus
tice administered alike in this court, and
| will do my duty if che heavens fall. ?
Henry Smith. driver, and Thomas
Evans, conductor, of Greenvilie car 32l !,
deserve meritorious mention for heroic
action on July at seven o'clock D. M
The team of the car became frightened
and broke away from the car They
dragged Smith quite a distance, but he
held on like a Trojan and Evans grabbed
the horses heads and held on Tor dear
life. The women in the car screamed and
the men did all they could to pacify the
terror stricken team. The horses were
finally qnieted, and resumed the jour-
ney.
Five new cars will be placed on the
Greenville line as soon as the new stables
on Grand street are finished. Cars will
then be run at an interval of seven
minutes.
The Knoblach Chowder party addressed
Sergeant Woflleben as captain on July
18th. at their picnic at the Atlantic Gar
den.
We hope some time in coming years to
address all the sergeants of the Fifth
precinct by the honorable title Of cap
tain-when, in reality, they shall wear
the shoulder straps. IRE PIRATE.
MIR. Reuben Simpson is having grand
time revisitlng the scenes of his boyhood
lin England.
The Rev. W. p. Bruce, of the Green
vile Reformed Church, and wife will
summer in New York State.
MIR. Il. J. Harvey. president of the
Sixth District Improvement Association,
is the great New York clothier OF that
name. He is an outspoken man and a
hustler for improvements.
To Mr.. George BoutOn is due great
credit for the decision of the Board of
Education to locate the new school in the
Woodlawn section Mr. Bouton Erst
SQksSGoteAt 6l0 HctS 5CBOUl. MI. DVubOu IS
bending his energies now TO secure gas
for that beautiful, but much neglected,
section
Peter Henderson's grounds at Airing
ton anu Ocean avenues are an ornament
to the city. There are thousands Of vari-
hued geraniums in the plot, and their
odor is delightful
The New York Bay Cemetery presents
a pleasing landscape The grounds have
recently been improved and thousands OF
ported plants set out.
The Turn Verein hereafter will make
headquarters at Metropolitan Hall. on
Ocean avenue, near Danforth avenue
The Greenvilie Z III. G. A. is in very
prosperous condition The association
has a eommodious room, first-rate read
ments which are attended by Greenvilleis
best young folks. President Burger and
Secretary Duhme give much time and
labor III behalf of the organization.