The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
AND NOTABLE

The American Manufacturing and Export
Company was Incorporated in Newark Tuesday
with q capital stock of $50o.o00. The objects de
clared include the manufacture of machinery
the preparation of grain and seeds for market
The purchase and sale of real estate, etc. The
offices are TO be in New York and Newark.
The Samuel Crump Label Company, of Mont
clair, has consolidated its interest with the Rus
sell Morgan Printing Company, of Cincinnati
the Frey Company. also of Cincinnati, and Kinds
Ketcham & Company, Of Brooklyn, The new
company represents a capital of 81. 500, 600
The Montclair factories will now be under the
supervision Of A.. o. Russell, one of the Western
representatives
The National Division S. Of 7, of North Amer,
Grove on July o. The Grand Division Of New
Jersey will entertain the national delegates and
Il special sessioniof that body has been called for
ten o'clock u. m. on that date, to formally re-
ceivo the representatives from the national
jurisdiction, which includes this country and the
Dominion Of Canada.
A barn on the farm of Daniel Suydam, about
two mites west OF bennington, is so situated that
to the Raritan and Delaware Rivers. Il is 10.
Gated on the peak of the hill, and the rain that
falls on the east side goes to the Raritan, and
that on the west TO the Delaware.
The trials of the Elizabeth BARRIERS, indicted
for violation of the Sunday law, will begin this
week in the Union county courts. The trials win
be regarded as a test Of the old, and supposed
to be, obsolete blue laws.
Disappointment in love caused Jacob Hide
brand, OF Stewartsyille, aged twenty-five years,
to become insane. and necessitated his removal
10 the asylum az Morris Plains.
There are but three women Census Enumerat-
ors in this State-Aliee Bunneil, Of Barnegat.
Mrs. Lavinia Noyes, of Manchester township, in
Ocean county, and Jennie Herbert. OF Mon
mouth.
John Ryan, a fisherman, left Bay Side for
Bridgeton in a skiff on Friday of last week.
Nothing has been heard from him since.
EH 80 q
PEELED to pay the government the full amount of
Casper Soer's defalcation, $4,000.
Judge Garrison last week granted an order on
petition from voters of Little Egg Harbor, ask
ing that The question Of license fees be fixed by
ballot as the law allows. and fixed the time for
the first Tuesday in September. This is the
first election ordered under the law.
General John Watts Kearny has minated his
desire to present to each of the public schools
Of Kearny, q bronze medallion bearing o por.
trait of his distinguished father, General Philip
kearny, and similar to the one now hanging in
the Kearny Township Hall.
A decision has at last been cached in the
Rowland Jones will case at Mount Holly. Nv
which the $50, 900 belonging to the estate ii
Burlington is to be divided among ten of the
heirs.
The Superior Lumber Company, with an au,
thorized capital of $l00,0 900. of which $l5.C0o is
paid up, was incorporated in Camden Tuesday
The corporators are James Strong and William
II. Mccormick, Of Philadelphia, aud Lindley NJ,
Garrison. OF camden
President Gates. Of Rutgers College, it is sa id
is likely to be appointed TO the office of State
Geologist, OF which he has been the acting head
since the death Of DR.. g. H. Cook.
Two horses ran over a precipice known as
Lovers Leap in Weehawken Tuesday ano
were killed. They fell one hundred feet.
William Birmingham, an eighty-seven-year-olt
resident of Fairtons Cumberland county cele-
brated his birthday by saving two cords OF
wood.
against the Burlington Electric Light Works be
cause Of the smoke, steam and noise made b.
the dynamos.
Fires will go out in the Bridgeton glass fac
tories on June Is.
The trustees of the State Normal School have
placed the Piainfield High School on the , ap
proved list thus allowing its graduates tls
privilege OF entering the second class of tht
diplomas. Only four schools in New Jersey hav.
been SO preferred.