The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-31

success. and expects TO make this excur
sion one of the leading events of the
season.
Captain Hayes has ordered the
altogether too numerous chancemeD to
deliver up their shields This is move
IN the right direction. Almost every
other person one meets nowadays in this
city carries shield and manages toaDuse
the privileges OF it occasionally
The present Common Council gets
through with the business before it with
despatch. The flow of oratory from
Patsey Londrigan does not disturb the
meetings any longer
OF course the principal theme during
the past week has been the ceremonies
attending the unveihng of the Firemen,s
monument. The arrangements were ad-
miraole and reflected much credit on the
committee having them Ia charge
The crack amateur ball nine o. this CITY
THIS season Is the Jerseys. formerly known
as the Jersey Jrs. They are almost fnvin-
chile.
Henry M Nutzhorn, the weIl-known
young lawyer, has decided TO open an
Office In the new savings bank building.
The children of St Joseph's parochial
school had their annual May walk last
Tuesday They went to Rock Cellar Park,
Guttenbnrg- Councilman Snyder, VINO
IS a great favor1te with the school chill
dren, accompanied then, and pleasant
day was spent.
The P. J. o'Tooie Association OF the
Fourth Ward viii give a ''chowders' on
Sunday. June IA, at Fetner's Grove,
Secaucus.
The Offices in the handsome new home
OF the Aoboken Savings Bank do not APP
pear 20 be filling up very rapidly.
On last Thursday and Friday a strawt
oofry and ice cream festival was held a.
st Matthews Lutheran Church on Had-
son street. 1t was very successful.
One of the finest decorated buildings in
Hoboken yesterday was Freebooter
Coyle's hall at the corner of Newark and
Washington streets. In the hall is also
located the headquarters Of the voluntee /
firemen. The building was almost en-
Ilrely hidden beneath d wealth of bunt-
ing The decorating was done BY +. Aid
ridge. Broad street, Newark.
Ike Mansfield and Sew. Jacobs, the well
through upper New York and Canada
. Thursday morning.
The salary Of Assistant City Treasurer
Edward Schneider has been increased
from s., 200 TO s.. 500 per anaum.
A May festival, under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Bap-
list Church, was held in the new Sunday
school rooms on Thursday evening. It
was very pleasant affair.
1t IS related that several OF the gentle
men who were Instrumental In closing
the theatres on Sunday when they went
before the Grand Jury showed that they
were personally entirely ignorant that the
law was being violated. Not one of them
could swear that the theatres had been
open.
School Trustee John Reid has been ap-
pointed by the Federal government TO
superintend the construction of the new
posroffice building.
Among the ladies who were instrumen-
tai IN making the strawberry festival at
ST. Matthew's Church the success that 1t
was were:-Mrs. C. T. Maetlage, Mrs. e.
Oily, Miss w. Rooster, Miss NJ. Dieek-
mann. Miss A Dieekmann, Miss II. Mol
Ter, Misses Mathelda, Gussie and Clara
Moller, Mrs. NJ. Marlaise, Mrs a. Dierz.
Miss A. Pope, Misses NJ. and L. Binder
wald, Mrs Kuempel, Miss L. Kuempe},
Mrs O. Ahrens. Mrs. Rev. A. Richter.
rison. Miss L. Grothusen, Mrs. A. Sfur.
ken, Mrs. c. LANCE and o. Pahst.