The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16

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year. Gold medals Will be awarded the
winners in the other races
At the National service TO be i4eld Sun =
day afternoon at the As9ury PARK Audit
orium Prosecutor Winfield of Jersey City
will be one of tue speakers.
The robbery Of two gold watches. q
diamond pin, diamond ring and Sl2,
which were left by ]. J. Guilon Ia q
Fourth avenue bath house on Wednes-
day, has caused bathers 10 be more care
full with their valuables. Each bathing
ground Is provided with a large ofiice
safe, in which bathers are requested to
place their valuables.
An Injunction was served this week on
A. NJ. Maclntire, proprietor of the Park
merry go-rOund. compelling MIN TO shut
down his organ. on the ground that the
music was nuisance. The complaint
was made by David H. Brown, treasurer
of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Asso-
citation. Mr.. MacIntire appealed to the
courts, asking that the Injunction be
dissolved. "A singular thing in con-
nection with the injunction is that none
Of the residents in the Immediate vicinity
complained of the carouselle.
A grand childrens' carnival was given
at the Fifth avenue pavilion on Friday
night for the benefit of the Beach Band.
One hundred children took part in the
carnival.
The Ocean Grove people are anxiously
annual camp meeting. to commence on
the 18th and continue ten days
Senator George I. Werts taxes daily
plunge into the surf at the Fourth aye
nue. bathing grounds.
The Park is a favorite resort for Demo-
cratic politicians. Every night a num-
Der Of State leaders may be seen on the
board walk
Miss Grace Scott, of Jersey City, is an
attractive young lady staying at the
National Hotel, in the Grove
Geo. w. Morrow OF the National Hotel,
is making extensive preparations for the
entertainment Of the students and alumni
of Pennington Seminary, who are to
hold their annual seaside reunion and
banquet at his hotel on Monday evening"
Guests are expected from New York,
Philadelphia, Newark, Jersey City and
other places. Among the speakers at the
banquet will be General James f. Rus
ling Of Trenton. PRESIDENT Of the Board
of Trustees OF this famous institution Of
learning; the Rev. DIR. Thomas HanIon,
the President OF the Seminary; Colonel
William Fl. Skirm of Trenton, Willis
Fletcher johnson of the New York TIT
batne. Mr.. A. A. Higgins of Manasquan,
and J. Townley Gran, the well known
newspaper correspondent.
James Palmer Of Jersey City is among
the late arrivals at the Metropolitan.
w. +. Jones is Jersey City man regis
tered at the Hotel Commercial
A. Scofeld, OF Jersey City, is p late
arrival at Wards Hotel.
j. A. Donahue and family. of Jersey
City, are domiciled at the New England
Cottage.
NJ. B. Hancock is Jersey City guest
stopping at the Ocean Hotel.
Mrs. Helen Peck Crane, the widow Of
the late Rev. DR.. Crane, formerly OF Jer-
sey City, is located at her handsome cot
tage on Fourth avenue. The cottage was
formerly the property OF Jerome Collins,
the brilliant scientist of the New York
Herald, who was lost with De Long ON
the Inflated Jeanette in the Lena Delta.
S. Sterling and F. johnson OF Jersey
City are among the guests registered at
the Nassau Cottage.
w. A. Slater of Jersey City is a late ar
rival at the Belden.
Robert Bumstsad, [. Meyers and A.
w. Hubby of Jersey City visited the parks
during the week, registering at Fees
Bro. IS Hotel
c. Nj. Daily is Montcla1r man, staying
at the Laurel Hotel.
Fl. A. and Z. De Vany are Jersey City
representatives at the Fenimore.
Il. A. Haldinlan and family of Jersey
City, are recent arrivals at the Belden.
Miss A. B. Kemp of Jersey City is
summering at the Victoria
Miss M Belle johnson OF Jersey City is
among the guests summering at the Mas
sau Cottage
Mr. NJ. Foley, a Hoboken contractor.
mas his family comfortably auartered at
the Berkshire.
and Charles II. Root OF New York are
Berkshire guests
The Misses Helena, Minnie and Mar
garet Cummings are a trio Of bright
young ladies from Jersey City who are
enjoying seaside life at the Berkeley.
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summertng at the st. Cloud Hotel are
Mrs. r. K. Cramer, Misses Grace Harley,
Jessie Thompson, Claire Thompson and
Eva Thompson.
Mrs. d. A. Lockwood and Miss Lock
wood of Jersey City are summering at
the Ocean Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs! Ashwell +. Browne and
family of Railway are guests ut the Feni-
mores
Mrs. e. A. Seymour and son of Jersey
City are late arrivals at the Atalanta
Hotel
Misses Mary A. and Josephine c. Nc
Aghon Of Jersey City are stopping at the
Clifton House.
Charming society ladies from Jersey
City are Miss Marie Brackenbush and
Miss Susie Benedict. They are visiting
at the Ellwood.
Mrs. w. Fl. Beach is a we'll known Jer-
sey City lady now staying at the How
Among the pleasant people at the Nor
man House are two from Jersey City,
Mrs. William Walls and Miss G. A.
Longfield.
A lady prominent in the social circles
OF Hackensack is Mrs. L. S. Marsh, now
staying at the Alpha.
Among the names on the great register
of the Colonnade Hotel is that of Mr.. Ed.
Workman, from Jersey City.
Visiting at the National are Miss g,
Hodges, Mr.. w. Cochran, Mr.. J. J.
beers and Mr.. John Mcintyre. from Jer-
sey City.
frustrating at the st. James are
Mr.. George E. McAneny and wife and
AIRS. Mcpherson OF Jersey City.
Among those trying the comfortable
rooms and fine menus of the Hotel
Brunswick are Mr.. Theo. r. Merseles
and Mr.. H. A. Benedict of Jersey City
Domiciied at the Leroy are Miss l..
Jacobson and Miss T.. jacobson from
Hoboken.
A trio of nice people from Jersey City
at the Prospect House are Mr.. NJ l..
Carrick, Miss Mabel IL. Crimes aud Miss
Mary Il. Grimes.
At the Ten Brock House are Mrs.
Maioney and Miss r. Maloney from Ho-
boken.
Miss Addie Ellsworth. very pretty and
interesting lady from Bayonne, is located
at the National