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

of Postmaster ssnerat Wananaker shat he
has been literally forced to cancel the lease
upon which the post Office building Is hired for
Governmental purposes. Mrs. Elizabeth scharh
who OWLS the building, and whose son keeps the
saloon. received notice to that effect on Mon
day. Tie lease was dated April Q, 1886 and
would not have terminated naturally until next
year.
The Cohansey Glass Company at Bridgetcn
cut the wages Of their iaboring men from Si.25
to 81 on Tuesday, whereupon the men struck
In the afternoon the company receded from thu
position they had taken, and the llen resumed
work at the old rate
Mr.. j. S. Kerngood spent the Fourth In the
Cumberland mountains with his family and viii
remain in that picturesque retreat until Monday
or Tuesday.
few weeks ago Furman Martin purchased
the Martins Dock farm, short distance east Of
New Brunswick, and on 1t he has discovered an
inexhaustible quarry of trap rock. The stone is
said to be Of the best quality in this State and
fully as good as that Of the noted Rocky Hill
quarry.
Ex-senator Isaac T. Nichols has not with
drawn from the race for the postmastership Of
Bridgeton.
In the Baptist cemetery at Roadstown, on an
old tombstone, Is this inscription AS am 80
you must be; tell no les but follow me. =
Ex-Assenitlyrnan James S. BecIswith was mar
ried on Tuesday to Miss Bella Watson at the
Pleasure Bay Hotel, Atlantic City. The knot
was tied by Mayor Hoffman.
E. E. Long is cultivating 1900 Chinese silk
worms at his home in Pittsgrove.
The Appalachian Company, which intends to
do business in Newark and Camden has filed
articles OF incorporation. The capital stock is
100000 and they propose to carry on financial
development and tTust business,
Howard Morgan, who was married at Mays
Landing some time ago under dlficuity. lost his
marriage certificate while waiting for a train at
Newfield few days ago. 1t is understood the
officiating clergyman has since died and has left
the newly married couple in quite dilemma.
The one hundred and seventh annual session
of the New Jersey Society OF the Cincinnati was
held at the University Hotel, Princeton, ON
July a. The officers for the ensuing year are
President, clifford Stanley Sims; vice president,
W. B. Buck; secretary Francis Barber Ogden,
and treasurer Herman Bargen.
The census returns of Painheld and North
Plainfeld show a total population in the two
places Of 1884, an increase of OYER thirty per
cent since 1880, when the population was H. $50.
The most populous ward in Plainfeld is the
Fourth, with 4.ooo residents, while the smallest
is the Third, with 2, 900.
The Newark Electric Light and Power Com
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weight of n,sal daily INIT from some irexroatle
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ada 70 the mvsterv. though a buff cochin. Il Is
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Taxnavers IN New Brunswick are INDIGNANT
over the nronortion OF the county tax which
they are eompeIled to nav this wear l,y the as
sessuent under the new law. Commissioners of
Valuation raised The real estate assessment of
the city over 100000 while the assessors in
creased the personal assessment proportionately.
NO" me cry discovers enus 'ae county tsssessers
nave kept Gown 'neir Asssssapell'S' anu as a re
suit the city mas 70 pay thousands Oh dollars
more county tag tnan It's iase year ; snare max
borne bv the small taxyayers. The CITY Al.