The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-21

man VINO is to-day receiving wen -oS
served honors, but also to the people
who have secured an earnest, able
and devoted Governor to watch over
their interests.
PERSONAL AND NOTABLE.
There is a stir in the Sixth Regiment of Cam
den over the resignation of Captain Robert K.
Eckendorf, of Calling Gun Company B, at the
request of Brig. Gen. William j. Sewell, who
considered Eckendorf's action in opening a
LIQUOR saloon nearly opposite the armory a
breach of military discipline. A petition has
been signed by forty-fve members asking the
General to reconsider.
The Morristown post-ofice last year received
$l9.612.s SO for postage stamps and box rent. It's
one of the thirty-six cities in the country where
the carriers salaries are paid by the receipts
from drop letters,
Ice formed at Greenwood Lake three weeks
ago sufficient to cover the surface, but it broke
up again. The lake is now again covered with a
coat of ice, but it is very thin; had it not been
for the high wind the crust would have been two
inches thick.
The American Sunday School Institute held
its annual meeting last Friday in Trinity Church,
Newark. Delegates from many Episcopal
churches in different parts OF the country were
present. The following officers were chosen
President, Bishop Starkey; vice president, the
Rev. DR.. Edward B. Boggs; secretary, the Rev.
Francis j. Clay Moran; assistant secretary and
treasurer, the Rev. Herman L. Dobring, of
Philadelphia.
Charles H. Hornsr, of Centreton, has been
picking Strawberries in his garden.
A new disease that puzzles the veterinarians
has broken out among the cattle in the vicinity
of Penbertown and yincentown.
Janvier, a small town about five miles from
Williamsrown, has o new glass house, built by
f. NJ. Walsh for the manufacture of small
pressed glassware and insulators.
Coffee made out of clay has been found in
Trenton stores by Health Inspector Mcclure.
number of capitalists have contributed to
stock for starting a large brewery in opposition
to the English syndicate breweries. The title
adopted is the German-America Brewery Com
pany. The concern is negotiating for the pur-
chase OF Hthe old Boppe brewery in Newark,
which will be extended and refitted. The new
company expects to get the benefit of the
prejudice against British investments in Ameri-
can brewery enterprises.
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recapituiauon OF tue Guy accounts q iiain
field shows the total expenditures TOT the year
1889 to be SS9,2oo.il' apportonen as lono"s'
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Congressman buchanan, OF trenton ntro-
duced a Dill In the House last week 10 PROVIDE
for the distribution OF one copy OF the congress
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