Passaic City record., 1891-07-25
Brief Matters Of Record.
PERSONAL AND OTHER WISE.

PERSONAL AND OIHEk w lSEs
The tax rate this year will be
about Sass.
The Free Library now contains
over 1000 volumes.
More deaths from diphtheria are
reported at Lake View
One of the government Pension
Examiners was in town this week.
Dr.. Carroll has been elected
Health Inspector in the place of
Capt. Hendry, resigned.
Every man that spent last week
at Sea Girt could be recognized
Monday morning by his nose.
The Erie is settling promptly the
claims made by the survivors of the
disaster at Ravenna, who received
injury.
Don't catch any more trout
until 1892, or you may have to
pay a fine. The open season
closed July IA.
The Erie Railroad has thirty six
general officers, thirty nine pas
senger agents and thirteen division
superintendents.
Tickets will be sold to Detroit
and return for $I4 on the Erie
Railroad during the encampments
of the G. A. R. in August.
Mr.. M. J. Hoke called at the
RECORD office on Monday and
stated that he was ggoing down to
Saratoga for weeks rest.
The henpecked husband who
misses the train he promised his
wife to return on will "catch it" just
the same when he gets home.
Mrs. B. ] Clemence and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dougherty, of Paterson,
have gone to Monticello, Sullivan
County, N Y to spend a few weeks.
Mr.. George Dunn of Paterson
will spend ten days at Sing Sing,
N. Y, with his family who will
start for that picturesque town on
Monday.
The colored people are holding
their annual camp meeting and
taking up collections in Hege-
z mans woods at the head of Lafay-
cite avenue.
The prayer meeting at the Pres
byterian Church next Wednesday
evening will be conducted by Mr..
Alfred Murray, and the tropic will
be "Christ at Jacobs Well !"
Superintendent Earle of the
Electric Railroad has resigned.
Mr.. Earle is genial, whole-souled
gentleman and he will be missed
by his numerous friends.
Editor Mahony of the Meas has
gone to Lake George for rest and
recuperation, and the NezVs is
now being edited by our rising
young journalist Mr.. VIM. ] Pape.
The boys and girls of the First
Reformed Church are looking for
ward to Joyous time on Tuesday,
when the Sunday School will hold
its annual picnic in Speer's grove,
near Somerset.
/%Rev. Mr.. Brady made his pre-
<sence felt in Passaic and is no less
impressive in Newark. If all the
ministers in the land had the cour
age to take the stand against Sab
bath violation much might be ac-
complished.
The State Board of Education
is about to establish system of
agricultural education in the nor
NAL, and also in the district schools
of each county. Teachers will be
required to pass an examination in
the above subject.
The Library Association is max
ing active preparations for series
of winter concerts for the benefit |
of the library. AS already an
nounced it has secured the P. c. w.
& A. A. hall for four nights, and |
prospectuses of the entertainments |
will be issued shortly.
The Union Loan and Building
sAssociation met in the City Hall
last Tuesday night. One thousand
dollars was sold at 80 and IS cents
premium. The demand for money I
was slight The secretary's report
showed profit for the past month
as follows:-Ist series, 81 cents; 2nd
series. 26 cents: ard series, 20 cents; I