The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

Edward p Burgess, Massaehusetts liafiie w
Hathaway, New Jersey; Jacob d. Ililiegass,
Pennsylvania; George !. shearer, California;
\ James D. Voorhees,. New Jersey; G B. Williams,
New York; John H. Yeakle. Pennsylvania.
These men are all entitled to honorary orations
on commencement days.
Vice Chancellor Pitney has dissolved the tenn
perary injunction against the Lamson Consol
sdated Stone Service Company, which was
| granted few days ago ct the suit of I4aselle J.
Hayden. q New Jersey stakeholder The Vice
Chancellor held that the plaintiff had not estab-
lislied his allegation Of Illegal action on the
part OF the directors lie also commented on
the fact that MIR Hayden owned eleven shares
out of $4,000 and had brought suit four days
aftea he bought them,
james Il. English, a weli=known lawyer, has
been chosen presidentof the linden Park Blood
Horse Association, 10 succeed General Lloyd
Aspnwan-
Five doctors will sit in Camden's new City
Council
Temperance reform workers at Cape May
claim that they have evidence that thirty votes
were east last Tuesday against the anti-saoon
ticket having been purchased at 81 each. They
say that the man who did the buying Of votes,
II
land win be required to give an account in a.
court Of iustiee
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Elizabeth, New York, Laredo, Tex and New
secoho Lisusenanp shel aahn NAIiloa' VI
company T. Iorpert 0uaras, lh'iu ne" Jersey
teshnent OF hiizapetn' WIZ OF prohoseu -
ele coininano OIL 'he coilipany' ~ lA sne
seeahcy caused Dy 'he re'iteAiisH0 VI eep't'in
Sonh =. Lecas
Electric lights CLEANED fer the first time ia
Haddonfleld last night
second hand gathering bows at Warrck's
Window Glass works. GassBoro. struck for 81
per week from the firm They are paid by the
blowers on piece work, but thought they were
not getting enough. The firm claims that the
boys should look to the blowers for an IN
crease.
When Dr. II. c. II. Herold, Of Newark went
to Europe last fall he became acquainted at
Munich, Bavaria, with twelve medical students
attached to the local medical university The
acquaintance ripened into friendship, and when
the doctor ieft the city the Students IN fegalla'
accompanies nm 10 liie ueto' anu "ssoA M
auleu. tnree Gays ago a mar oArrei q Deer "os
asalssfea y express ~ Tue aootors n0V'se ~
oo1islsss sWee' = Oofe ioie'sn ss4l.'ps ''l1
sf,,r7.,, -, a,rsl 80 co. o,,.
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bas baen ,,laas,, 81 Afnanc,enar b,ftrasr IL
xs,vo,.l, ~ -, 7f,en,.bsnar hofhras, bocl.
rb.. aT,s,c, r,sa,eoI stnents had e,xro,ted n ne
present 70 the doctor DR.. HeroId called to-
gefher the aIanatee Club and the book was
tapped at the club house on Congress street In
the glass it was very red and sparkling and
looked like wine. Assemblyman Trier presided
at the meeting, and there we're half dozen city
officials and about thirty Of the members Of the
club at the tables. Most Of them went home
last night.
One Of the most successful REVEALS ever held
at seabright closed last night in the Methodist
Church. Over ninety persons were converted.
Nine Joined on prohation last sunday
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ra,,- ..e,,, 80
present from Newark, New Brunswick, Long
Branch. Asbary Park and other places. No for
NAL organization was effected
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Inc Paterson Tax. Assessors want Slsoo COM
pensasion ana si'Voo clerk. many taxpayers
oppose the scheme because they say the asses