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

the lights to indulge In adjectiyes
which W not be found in any we'll regn-
lated keehism Some time ago the
good ffizens Of Lafayette were
continuity growing about the
poor cakeryice their section of the city
was colpelled TO endure. They COM
plainefChat when the cars reached La
fayctt4 oming down, they were SO crowd
ca thaf very one boarding them had 20
stand n, and that as bad a state OF af-
fairs eisted coming the other way. These
eofnpldnts led the company to place the
lafay4e Jiggers on the line aud time
tnem, p IS 70 run just ahead Of the
regulat cars. The result has been that
tne erofded condition OF the Hill car has
not bed changed, while there is always
plenty bf room il the iireers. PEOPLE
VIII stad on the street complacently and
see thel ah filled iigger glide by until the
ttili ca comes along. when they viii
crowd the car already filed to discon-
TORT WE over mems toes and make nui-
sances + themselves generally.
> JuselP Long Is back once more to his
store o. Pacific avenue very much dis
gusteo with his attempt to set up
1onnfa4 Of Justice IN Washington streef.
Inc JuElce firmly believes that Jersey
Clty's Ilprals are on the mend and that
lne elt5 especially the lower part, is far
Detter qkiag than it was when he opened
MS omq Oh Washington street and dis
peuseu psaee at the legal rates with an
lfnpartleiD which WAS admirable He
bases nj Dslief on cold facts. He says
that Juflcs Lane, his predecessor, did a
hue oQfness at the old stand issuing
warrant fer all sorts Of violations Of the
eommot and statute law, while for The
nfst te 7Sgseks that he was there ne had
70 lssP SO many warrants that
nc n4 to have two cons5aoies
20 ser4 them. After that things be-
came sqtuh that, fguratively speaking,
The gra4 gfew IN his prisoners box. How
can tnis2e accounted for, he asks, except
on the found that people are beeofniTly
better.
Lafayfte denizens have a new diver
sion, WI Yen appears to have a deep fasci-
nation Pr those who indulge in it. 1t
Simply 9nslsts IN standing on the Com
nunlpaE avenue bridge, which spans the
central railroads tracks, and watching
the TRAPS 90 wnirliug by. The cut at
tnat pop y called Dead Mans Clutch
by thos@Tho live in the uefgh borhood an
aecoun3f the many men who have been
caught here and killed while attempting
10 crost the tracks The trains come
Whlzzlnl BY there at rapid rate. and 81
Is seidot that the footwgy of the bridge
Is not fowded with people who seem
fascinaT by the spectacle.
GREHvILLE HOT WAVE.
Nh. Ckrles R. Burger, president Of the
Greenyib Y. NJ C. A., has returned
from Ifianapolis, where he presided
over thu deliberations Of the Amateur
Press C9ventioH.
TomolOw the merry Anglers. p
Greenvik's noted fishing club, viii
Leave II Forked River, \ J. Among
those wp will compose the happy COM
pany All Bob Hudspeth, DR.. Lignot.
Edward Echultz, George Kraus, Michael
knoegyQ. Jaceard, George Witt aud
Harry I4iendahl
The b4edcial effects of the Werts High
License W are seen in the fact that the
Abandon Garfield avenue, the idle
Hour" u the "Oid Hotel in the vicin-
ity Of thfdepot have been closed on Sun
day. LIP has never been known to oc-
cur befof IN this part Of the city.
Very w New Workers visit this de-
hghtfal kection on the Sabbath as in
other daf. For this reason our Sundays
are muezm0re quiet than Formerly.
Mrs, gram Decker no doubt has the
honor oFiaying paid the highest price
ever giyE for pound Of baking soda in
the cityk At recent fair held at the
Reforrn4 Church she paid 500 for a
pound ofhis cooking necessity.
1nIshedky the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mount pc Sanctuary viii be moved &c
the othesside Of the canal and q depot
will be 4ected on the present site OF the
saneturI 10y the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Mr. Hinger. Greenvilie1s champion
eanoeisthas won a mum Der of handsome
prizes a9egatfas this season.
The Fink H. kinmerly Association
will giv4ts annual picnic August "A, at
the Unid Hill Schulzen Park.
The billy Six, wide awake orgauf
cation ofhis place, VIII hold a picnic at
Ga utneE, August Il.
The bank II. Kimmerly Coaching
Club " have great time at the outing
to be ha& al Schuetzen Park. Union Hill
The cothes will start from The store OF
FreeholRr kimmerly at about nine
O'Clock nd will return some day. AL
the pros nent politicians in sown viii 81
with th3club