The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
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A million tons OF ore having been taken
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The Salem Standard says:-"It has been
suggested ny some of our sportsmen that
The game law should be so amended by
the next Legislature as to prevent hound
Qogs from running at large out OF the
cunning season. These dogs roam over
the country destroying the young rabbits
and the older females ut IL time when the
latter cannot escape their swift-footed
pursuets. Such an amendment to the
game law would work no injury to any
one. Year by year game OF all kinds
grows scarcer in this county, and any Ia
tional means Tor its prOtection. not OPP
p~ressiye in its character, we believe
would be hailed with satisfaction all
around"
A public swimming pool is to be erected
at Asbury Park.
The late frost destroyed many potatoes
in Cape May county.
The Y. M. C. A. of Millville is not re-
ceiying proper financial encouragement,
and may be disbanded.
The Rev. NJ Taylor. of Scranton. Pa,
has accepted = C IL AS assistant rector of
of st. Mary's p. E. Church, Burlington.
+. G. Dixon has been appointed post
master at Hanover Neck, Morris county.
anc r. IL. Everett at Layton, Sussex
countv.
Residents of rutherford, Bergen
county. have taken steps to engage an
officer TO prevent the killing of song birds
in that vicinity. 1
At a recent trial held before Justice
Peterson at Newton n sportsman from
Stockholm swere that he could not distin-
guish u partridge from a quail or a bird
dog from a bull dog.
Tamzen Zane, an aged lady eightv-six
years old. walked u few days ago from
Gibbstown TO the other side of BERKELEY,
about seven miles. at a gait that woulu
put many younger women to shame.
Gilbert C~harvadoyne OF Stanhope has in
his possession an English mastiff That
weighs about 100 pounds. He is only a
pup yet aud it is fair TO presume that he
will weigh at maturity 200 pounds or
more.
CITY NOTES.
The Aonia Society viii give a musical
ana literary entertainment at Foye Hall.
December Is.
The CITY Hall Commissioners met yes
terday but adjourned for one week in the
absence of any business to transact.
The newly appointed police sergeants.
roundsmen, policemen and chancemen
were sworn into Office yesterday by City
Clerk Scott.
The Rev. Henry Mottet, rector of the
Church of the Holy Communion, New
York, will preach tomorrow evening at
half-Dast seven to the members of the
"St. Mary's Branch Of the Guild of the
Iron Cross"
Superintendent Poland will open the
discussion at the seventeenth annual
meeting of the State Sanitary Association
at Trenton next Friday afternoon.
Patrick Murray. thirty-one years old,
of Jeidler street. was caught in the act
of entering John Reid's greenhouse, on
Bergen avenue. by Policeman Murphy
yesterday morning. Judge Kimmeriy
| sent him to Snake Hill for thirty days.
Frederick Palmer, forty-uine years old,
died at the City Hospital this morning.
The complaint was erysipelas. The body
was sent to his late home, No. SO Mont
Qomery street.
Greenville.
The growth of the Woodlawn district
has been marvellous of late. A score of
pretty houses have been erected during
the past few months, and several properly
owners are preparing to build in the
vicinity.
Thiesen's Amateur Orchestra will
shortly resume their semi-mcnthly re-
ceptions, much to the pleasure OF the
many friends of the members.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
| pany created a sensation a Jew years ago
by purchasing a large strip OF Green Vile
property. between Cedar and Walker ave
nue. to Newark Bay. Mr.. E.
J. PeshalI made the purchases.
including the Van Nostrand property on
! Garfield avenue, the entire strip costing
a little over a million dollars. The talk
soon died out, and nothing more was
said of 1t until a few days ago. when the
land agent visited his section and made
a few more purchases. 1t is expected
tha before many days pass by, the pro-
posed branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
will be under way, and iron rails will
| separate his section from Jersey City.
| NV N..z .tl1- ,,;1I ~ I1.,rIaxt IN ovy,.r
side Dy m~onopolistic octopuses.
Greenville Building and Loan Associa-
| ton, No. 2, will meet this evening at the
rooms, No. 81 Linden avenue
Linden avenue, between Ocean and
| Garfield avenues. will not be paved until
the remonstrance Of the Lignot executors
is overcome.
Mr.. Louis Klopsch, A. NJ, Phi. D., pro-
prietor of the Christian Herald lectured
at the Linden Ayenue NJ. Il. Church last
evening. His subject was, What l Saw
with DR.. Talmage in PALESTINE All who
attended were well paid, as the talented
lecturer proved remarkably entertaining
| His lecture was excellent beyond measure
and q success in every way.
Mr.. Hermann o. Jaehne, of Hoboken
avenue, has been elected treasurer of the
! Eastern Amateur Press Association.
The Y. M. G. A. Athletic Club is rapid.
ly taking a prominent place in local his
tory. The club is arranging for an enter
tainment to be given at Bamber Hall
some time next month. The boys are
preparing for a big time, and they expect
everybody in Greenville to be present.
The regular monthly conservation
meeting OF the Y. p. S.. G. E.. will be held
at the Reformed Church tomorrow after
noon. Immediately after the close of the
Sunday school.
The garbage collectors AVE not been
seen on Parnell and Henry places in over
six months. The residents on Henry
! place deposit their garbage in the middle
OF the street, and the stencil ensuing from
the same is o~verpowe-ing.
West Bergen.
The annual bali OF the West Bergen
Pleasure Club will be held on Monday
evening at the Metropolitan Hall, Green
vile.
The residents in this section get rid of
their garbage, ashes, dirt and decaylng
vegetable matter by piling it up in their
back yards or throwing it into the streets
and cutters. The visits of the garbage
collectors are so few that residents are
compelled to dispose Of their garbage in
this manner. The decayiDg vegetable
and other refuse matter soon ferments
and emits a sickeniug stencil, disgusting
to passersby and poisonous to the atmo-
sphere. The citizens are complaining in
all directions.
A new hall is badly needed in this Sec
ton, but it will not he secured unless the
promoters of the scheme push the matter
energetically. A year Z an attempt to
build u hall was made, but lack of sup