Passaic City record., 1891-06-13
Brief Matters Of Record.

The work on the new City Hall is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Mr. VIM. H. Speer is still confined to
his house with illness.
Miss Mable Crane will spend Sunday
with friends in Boonton.
Remember the RECORD Office when
you have job printing to do.
Over one hundred books have been
recently added to the Free Library.
The First Reformed church will hold
its annual festival on Thursday. June is.
The dog nuisance in Passaic is becom-
come
The RECORD contains eight pages of
the latest news, literature and matters in
general-all for three cents.
Judge Conkling, who during the win
ter has been comparatively we'll is trou-
bled with his old complaint again.
The Sunday-school of the First Ref
ormed church will celebrate its Goth an
niversary with appropriate exercises to-
morrow evening.
The terms of subscription of number
of our subscribers expired last week We
heartily thank all but two for their
prompt renewals.
Port Jervis is happy again. The Erie
has commenced the erection of new
depot building of Queen Anne style, to
cost something like 100000.
A serious runaway occurred at Pass;iic
Bridge last Tuesday whereby Mrs. Col
Dr,.l
seriously injured and carriage smashed.
Another very successful sale of real es-
tate was held at Lake View last Satur-
day by Mr. James a.. Morrlsse. In all
about so lots were sold, realizing a total
sum of $4,000
The plans of the Day Nursery Asso-
citation are now perfected and the nur-
sery will open on Monday morning at the
house No. 72 Jefferson street, the prop
erty of Mr.. Louis White.
The Passa1c Athletic Club defeated
the Senior Holy Name and Temperance
Society nine last SATURDAY. afternoon by
a score of 23 to 2, on the ground of the
former. The game was witnessed by
large audience.
To-day the p A. C. will play the Muir
ray Hill &. B. c. of New York on the
home grounds. The visitors are crack
team and are playing principally semi
professional mines this summer, such as
the Star Athletic of Newark, and the
Cathedral B. B. c. of New York.
According to the Mlyroy of Fashion
no one is in style nowadays without en-
graved calling cards. Before gong away
for the summer be sure and order your
he ct
line of the popular sizes and styles on
hand.
Excursion Routes and Rates" is the
title of a neat book giving excuI sion points
reached via theErie Railroad. Itembraces
Niagara Falls, Saratoga, Montreal and
White Mountain points, etc., and may be
obtained by applying at the ticket Office
in this city.
We acknowledge receipt of copy of
the Webb City (Mo.) RePn6llcan, a live,
nicely printed and we'll edited seven
column paper published by ]. w. Camp
bell at that thriving little agricultural,
horticultural and mining city IN the mud.
dy river State.
The latest novelty in Passaic is New
Home Sewing Machine in polished oak, ;.
comprising, when closed, lady's hand
some writing desk; and when open,
perfect sewing machine and table. 1t
has all the patented improvements, and
would make an elegant present for any
lady. 1t may be seen at the New Home
office, 27S Main avenue.
The person who says that a girl does
not look perfectly proper, modest and
sweet, as she glides along on her low
wheeled bicycle. ought to take hand
glass and look on his back for moss the
chances are that he will find some. A
girl can ride bicycle-those low ones
built especially for their use-with just
as much propriety and great deal less
danger than she can ride horse.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. John F.
Dryden, we are in receipt of an hand
somely framed lithograph, 2o 40.
of the mammoth new building of
the Prudential Insurance Co. of Newark |
of which Mr.. Dryden is President. The |
Prudential is one of the oldest and best |
companies in the Union, as is attested by |
the many thousands of policies which it |
has issued. Mr.. c. E. Cunningham,
room S, Hemion Building, is the Com
panys superintendent in Passaic