The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-15

fierce battle followed, attracting g crowd. inc
feathers few and the eagles screamed until the
smaller one, a black eagle, killed the larger one,
q white bird.
Councilman Egenolf. of Elizabeth, yesterday
informed Comptroller Carlton that he would not
take any compensation for his services to the
city during the past year. although he is al
lowed $500 by law. Mr.. EEenolf then signed
over to the city a release for the amount of his
salary.
While John Winston and James Winston,
moulders employed In the foundry of A. & F.
Brown, Elizabethport,s were carrying a pot of
melted iron. Thursday, it accidentally upset and
the liquor spilled on their feet and legs, fright
fully burning them. They were removed to
their homes.
A conference of the Catholic clergy Of the Do
cese of Newark was held in Institute Hall, in
Newark, Wednesday afternoon. Very Rev. Dean
McNulty, of Paterson, presided, and about one
hundred and forty priests were present. Papers
were read by Father Farrell, of st. Mary's, Jer-
sey City; Father o'Connor, of Seton Halt Col
lege, and Father McManus, of Newton. officers
were elected for the ensuing year as fcllows:-
Moderator, the Rev. Father O'Connor, of Seton
Hall; secretary. the Rev. Father Wallace, of st.
Patrick's Cathedral.
Four sisters. formerly members of the Roman
oaehono onulcn u y y Auuy % ".e.
erson, and later of ST. Bonaventure's Church of
he same faith, have been received into the First
Baptist Church, as a result of recent evargelistic
efforts in the last named congregation. Fifty
persons have been baptized into this church
within the last two weeks.
The vineland Board of Trade has decided to
agree to the terms of the Paterson Silk Manufac-
t,,ri,- cornonv ana tbot .onnanv w;,, send q
renrssart,tiva - v;,slana 10 make arrange
nants for ths estah,,shmant ~ the LARGEST silk
min IN Amar;ca .,nrlov;,g soo handa silk
handkerchiefs and ribbons win be manufac-
tured.
Tho Nav 1arsav ra,erbona comnanv rscentlv
dso;dad 10 contin,a ~ w,ras from pls,nseld n
po,,nd RrooL F,rderana ana otbar adjacent
to,rns ,,has. ros,dan+s bava haan oIomoring for
ta,orbona sarv,ca for yaars Tbs ,vorl ~ AZ.
toraino ,bs Hna was rroo,e s,ng r,,idlv when
sarn,er n,no o.rs . ,vida troot 30 land tbro,,ob
which the company wants a right of way re-
fused to allow a post hole to be dug ON his land
unless the company paid him a bonus Of $500.
The matter will be carried into the courts.
ssnator caoroa r. warts no. hasn reta;nad 10
defend j. Harvey Coal, the alleged Mendham
murderer. The prisoner is apparently cool and
Indifferent, and spends all the time reading
magazines and newspapers.
Franc;s Van nvk the Patterson furniture
da.,ar hos ho,,oht al, tbat s,h.aaction Of mn.
dee known as Yellowdale, from the Equitable
Life Assurance Society. of New York, for
Ss5, 500. The property consists of about sixteen
houses and several lots.
If is renortsd that the c,t,zens Of Rockawav
have offered a great ave manufacturing CON
Germ the sum of So, 200 to locate there, and that
the sum has been accepted and articles Of agree
ment signed.
Tho on,r,o,,as 81 the Ed;son pbonooranb works
calshrated +ba sortv-fourth b;r+bdav ~ M Edi-
aroob Of The latest das;on en,sred 81 tba az
trsn,a ,ass,nla I,n,;t Il NOS ooIa ana s;,var
n,,tad ia had ,aan ~. rrorr 80 tha hast hands
!. az uror,a 80 a. ,art .r,a uorths = w.s
placed in the library of the laboratory during
Mr.. Edison's absence.
hid hos heen reca;ved from tba par,;n IRON
pn;aaa Csmaan. - pos,ia Cann ~ h,,,d ~
;ron br,dos ovsr ~ MIMIC p,rer ba+,a.n Al
lautic and Burlington counties. at a cost of
$780,.
Miss + ;sz;a p.+as "a N,ss Na,,a D ,,ta ,,han
,ral,.,na thror~h Nv straat - ths,r nan,s -
49, ps....-,s nr..sa.r..-A. -. aa...a -
two men. Miss Bates escaped. but Miss Rauter
was thrown down. Her screams brought as
sistance and her assailants fled.
N.ra, 80 pa+ausan !. ooaenaa - h,s
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