The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05

Mcleod; Second district William E. Armstrong;
Third district, John L Clayton,
Miss Maggis Quenzer. the Plainield young
woman who was bitten oy mad aog sn ;o
toward hydrophobia and will never suHer from
the bite Of the savage dog which atsacEeo her.
The young woman was treated at tne fasleui
Institute in New York.
Hunterdon county farmers are TO give more
attention 70 sheep Raising. One dealer has sold
400 sheep to the farmers in that neighporhooa
this season.
An ortle has been issued from the office Of
the Adjutant-G General commanding The team OF
the National Guard OF this State for its skill IN
craftsmanship displayed in the Interstate and
Hilton trophy matches atthe recent meeting ~
Creedmo0r
The Tabor Association has purchased of W.
i. Dickerson for g., 500 the ten acre lot along
the railroad, which extends up to the man
road Inc upper part q tne pioe WI, Dc , IN
be converted into a lake, which Will make an adj
ditional attraction
Vice Chancellor Van ylet will give hearing
October "a TO tho Elizabeth Board Of Health,
on the questioned the city of Elizabeth VS.. William
II. Rankin, proprietor of the tar-rootng factory
at Eizabethport. Complaints have been made
that the process used Is detrimental to health
and IS a public nuisance.
Frank Oliver, a Boontou boy, went on spree
with companion In buggy last Wednesday.
While lying dead drunk in the buggy ne fell
headforemost from the rear, his feet catching in
the springs. His head was dashed into a hor-
r1ble mass and his companion, unaware of the
accident. drove into town with the dead LAD
dangling from the rear Of the vehicle.
Wild flowers are abundant in Northern New.
Jersey this fall. The big pointed clusters OF
golden rod never were prettter. Flower
gatherers con be met every day along the
roads of Bergen and Passaic counties, Many
of them are young ladies from New York and
Jersey City. They carry home huge bunehes OF
the bright yellow blossoms.
The proprletors claim that there is no founda-
ton for the rumor that the Dundee track has
been sold to syndicate which proposes to
hold running races there the days when
the Clifton track is not in operation during the
winter.
A chain fifty -four feet long, the links Of which
We're made OF Ss6 iron, and each OF which
weighed thirty -four pounds, for use on rail-
road drawbridge. has just been made by the
New Jersey Steel and Iron Company.
The authorities Of the borough Of North Plain
field have blocked the passage Of the New Jer-
sey Postal Telegr aph Company through Central
New Jersey. Holes for the telegraph poles
were dug. The citizens promptly made pro-
test. On September "a Street Commissioner
Conoyer caused every hole along the line TO be
filed In with earth
The State School Board Commissioners have
begun to foreciose mortgages on properties In
karitan township This action on the part Of
the Board Is only beginning of what will be q
general movement against persons who have
borrowed money from the school fund and have
neglected TO pay interest The Board hold
great many mortgages on property in the coun-
try, and the calling in of the money will serious
" cripple the persons who gave mortgages.