The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23
CITY AND STATE.
Notable Sayings and Doings of
Noted Men.

Ex-Judge Allan L. McDermott is said to be the
hardest worked man in Hudson county Mid
night always finds him with his books and
papers, and yet he is prepared for his breakfast
at seven O'Clock in the morning
Ex-sheriff and Mrs. Heintze and daughter and
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Gallery and their niece. Miss
LANCE viii sail for Germany the latter part Of
April or first week in May for a few weeks visit
to relatives and friends
Miss Edith williamson, of No 1is vroon
street, is visiting relatives in Canada
Incorporation Counsel William A. Lewis is
having the old homestead on the magnificent
farm on the Shrewsbury river renovated and re-
built and he will pass the summer there The
estate was inherited by him and he worked for
years on it as farmer boy.
Friends have been informed that Prosecutor
Charles H. Winfield and his bride are enjoying
themselves very much in Florida where they
arrived few days ago.
The youngest captain employed on the Penn
sylyania ferryboats is Charles j. Carroll. His
father is also q captain in the company's EN-
ploy and under him Charles learned his business.
It would be difficult to flnd a more courteous
gentleman in this State than Superintendent
Jackson, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The hnmblest employee is treated by him with
the same consideration that a stockholder in
the company is He is always busy but always
has time to listen to any petition or request
from the employees
About fifty protests of forged paper, the name
of Edwin Lippineott and Mary A. Haines, have
been received by their attorney. On eleven of
these suits were begun, but five of these have
already been withdrawn. and it is not likely all
the others will be prosecuted The suits with
drawn were three by the National State Bank,
Camden; one by the Philadelphia safe Deposit
and Trust Co., and one by Mount Holly bank
Other paper not yet due is known to be out
standing.
The trustees of the Paterson General Hospital
Association are in predicament about the site
for the proposed hospital. They had
bought a tract that suited them in the suburbs,
but Jacob S. Rogers, locomotive manufacturer,
owns small wedge-like strip which is needed.
mr. Rogers does not want hospital put up near
his property, and he refuses 10 sell the strip to
the association.
A postofice is to be established at centreville
The name of the place WIN be changed to Way
side Monmouth county, and r S. Carter is to be
postmaster.
At the Morris Plains Asylum there are about
nine hundred inmates, an excess Of sixty more
than il was intended to accommodate.
Arrangements are being made for daily
stage route between Elizabeth aud Springfield
township. The stages are now being built. The
route will be over the new County Road, and in
the summer months will be a delightful trip. as
we'll as Q very greatly needed accommodation
There are in the state 9C,sOi horses, valued at
50, OH so3, aud 950i males, valued at Sl,09i,2
There are 81, 3o7 farms. and only seyenty-hve per
cent. are being worked
Decorators haye taken possession of the Office
in Paterson of Garrett A. Hobart in his absence
and are renovating the place; the walls are being
painted in an arsistic manner Mr. Hobart is
expected back from Old Point Comfort the first
part Of next week.
Tie New jersey Asphaltic Concrete Company
flied articles Of incorporation IN the Union Coun-
~ Cerl, Office Tuesday. The capital is Sl00.00o
and is incorpcratoss are George Kyle OF Fan
wool; Murray w. Ferris, Of Eoselle; William
Hughes, Peter Van saun and Theodore w. Bur-
ger. OF Crawford.
Articles Of Incorporation have been filed in the
,
Company The objects OF the corporation are to
manufacture writing fluids, inks, lnueilage shoe
dressing and other kindred articles. The capital
stock is $4,000. with s25.o0o paid IN. The cor
porators are David X Pyle and Joseph B.
wlight, OF Philadelphia; Isaac L. shiveis, OF
Marion, and John Il. Howell OF Mount Holly
W. h baldwin, who has been appointed by
President Harrison to succeed Miss simonson as
postmaster at East Orange, will assume his
duties on April I. TIe has received his papers.
Nj Is sihlonson has Glcd the position four years
very creditabiy She created q delivery service
and has mads other improvements
Manycf the farmers Of Darlington county are
joining TIVE Farmers Alliance, winch was started
in the state or Texas in 1873, and since that time
has been rapidly Increasing IN membership. The
farmers Ia that section Ct New Jersey Were Ut