The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29
CITY AND STATE.
Notable Sayings and Doings of
Noted Men.

as handsome as the Doctor.
Judge Albert Hoffman will arrive Ia Europe
Saturday if The trip is a goodone. He viii cabl,
his friends at once
General William +. Albeit is spoken of as q
Democratic candidate for the Assembly nomin-
alton in the Sixth district next fan. The Gen
eral would make strong run.
1t is said that the Rev. Dr. McKelvey attended
the trial Of the election officers last week tc
gain material for a sermon on politics.
The large new white sombrero District Attor
ney Winfield adorns his head with Is gem o.
art.
Corporation Attorney R. S. Hudspeth went tc
Barnegat yesterday afternoon. He VIII return
Monday and be present at court.
Many persons wonder why ex-Judge Hoffman
Perhaps the ballot reformers did not come down
with the promised retainer.
Whatever may be the outcome Of the trials,
Messrs yredenburg and Garretson win high re-
nown by the ability Of their defence of the
ballot-box suffers.
Chancellor 1IcGill will probably spend the sum
mer at the hotel at Sea Girt. There is where he
has spent his summer vacation Of the past few
years. and the camp ground has many attrac-
tons for the great equity judge
william T. sackett, the enterprising journal
list. is spending the summer with his family at
Asbury Park
Private Secretary Leon Albeit, Jr., Is con-
tempiating a long cruise on his yacht. the MINI
rod, during the coming season. He has not com
pleted the details yet, but expects to do 50 be-
fore long.
Mr.. Thomas S. BedIe,. son of Ex-Governor
Bedie was an usher at the wedding of his class
mate, Clarence Halstead, Princeton 'sT, at Balti-
more recently. Mr.. Haistead is the son of Mar
shall Halstead, Editor of the Times. Uafon. OF
Brooklyn, and late Editor of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette.
Colonel william r. Taylor, Of this city. win
the late David Taylor.
on Wednesday last Colonel Michael 7. Bar
rett of Newark. told a reporter of THE SUNDAY
MORNING News that he would run for the State
Senate this fall in Essex county on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
Mr.. e. s. Gowlas, prominent lawyer of Jer-
sey City, is President of the Y. NJ. O. A. and the
Hudson County Sunday School Association Mr.
cowles is always prominent attendant at all
church occasions when something out Of the
ordinary way is on the taps.
A. W. Morse, passenger train master of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, will leave Jersey City to
morrow to assume the superintendency Of the
Lewistown branch of the Pennsylvania Rail
road.
A beautiful specimen Of the Florida pelican
was an object OF attraction at the Asbury Park
beach last Sunday evening It had been cap
tured at sea, but was badly injured Its mate
was taken in good condition and is now at Avon
The injured bird viii be stuffed. The appear.
ance Of this beautiful bird in northern parts is
very rare.
One of the largest clock cases ever built in
this country has just been completed by Joseph
+. Atwood. Of Newark. It is after design by
Van campen Taylor, and is for the new dormi
tory building at Rutgers College. It is of gall
vanized iron. nineteen feet high and the dia-
opening is five feet in diameter.
The First National Bank Of Woodbury. held its
semi-annuai meeting June % The usual semi
annual dividend of per cent. was made, and
5000 was added to its surplus, making the sur
plus Of the bank now equal to its capital
Commodore John McGowan, of Elizabeth, is
lying dangerously i'll at his home, and owing to
his advanced age, eighty-five years, it is feared
thar he cannot recover. Commodore MCGOWAN
commanded the steamer Star of the West when
that vessel was fred upon by the Confederate
batteries in Charleston harbor in January 1861.
Belgian glassblowers who have earned SIPS
and $50 per month the past season are now
men by hiring to work at Sl.25 per day as
lahorers.
The tenth annual national temperance camp
meeting will open at Ocean Grove July 30 and
close August g. Addresses viii be delivered by
Walter Thomas Mills, of Chicago; Edward Cars
we'll of Canada; Mrs. Mary A. Livernore: the
Hon. Z. A. Morse. OF Massachusetts,; the Rev
j. Benson Hamilton, of Brooklyn; Bishop W. F.
Malalieu, Of New Orleans and others.
The Catholic Philopatrian Institute in Atlantic
City WAS sold on June &c to the Rev. W. Ash
mead Schacffer of Germantown, Pa. The in
stitute was organized about three years ago and
the hall fitted up at a cost Of $4,000.
The members of the Bethel African Methodist
Episcopal Church, of Camden, proposes to hold
an Indignation meeting on Tuesday night, July
~ over LILO AhItoc u hurlf pastor, the KEY.
William Middleton, who is charged by Constab lie
Hunter with assault and battery on his wife,
A babies hospital, charitable institution to
which babies are taken, has been established IN
the River View Hotel at Oceanic Sixteen
babies are being cared for at the present time
An ordinance prohibiting the erection of any
frame dwelling within the city limits was
adopted at a meeting of the Camden City Coun-
ell on June &C.
The Danforth Building, presented to Paterson
for the uses Of the Free Public Library by Mrs.
Mary L. Rye, was opened in that city June q.
the Duilv Journal, Asbury Parks sparkling
summer daily. emerged for the season on Mon
day.
Colonel q. L. Brice, Of Newark, has been
selected to deliver the GRAFTON at the services Of
dedication of the monument erected by the
state of New York to mark the spot where the
One Hundred and Forty fifth Regiment State
of New York, fought on the battlefield Of
Gettysburg. The services will take place
Juys
workmen on Monday began demolishing one
Of the old landmarks Of South Melville. It was
the original window glass factory erected there
So years ago by the late Frederick Schetter, who
went TO MiIlvilie from Baltimore and started a
window glass plant For several years past the
old factory building has been used for a batch
house by Whital Tatum & Co., and it is being