The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-23
We know we must be doing good SER
vice for the honest element of our
party and of the community.
RESCUE MISSION SCHEME.
New Religious Departure at Bay
onne Camp Meeting
News Notes.

AT the camp meeting in Salter's Wood
bine Grove at Pamrapo yesterday after
noon and evening there was a large at
tendance Of worshippers. During the
afternoon, services were conducted by
Major Merriwether of the Salvation
Army aud his band. The evening SER
vices were devoted to a union love feast
of various churches.
Following the afternoon service repre-
sentatives of all the principal rescue mis-
sions of New York city. Brooklyn, Jersey
City, Newark, Elizabeth. Staten Island
and Bnyoune organized the National
Rescue Mission Association, with the
Rev. Robert Pierce of Salem. Mass.
editor Of the Mission Worker. as Presi-
dent. A constitution was adopted. II is
expected that the organization will a k
charge of all the mission WORK in
America.
The plan provides for no salaries for
the officers. Each State is to have a Su-
~perintendent and these will be the Ma
tional Associations Advisory Board.
Notes.
Accompanied by his sister, Miss Jessie
Beattie, Mr.. Thomas Beattie of West
Thirty-second street, returned home on
Saturday from a tour through England.
France INT Switzerland.
AS neither of the chief municipal Board
meet this week there is a dearth of news
in the vicinity of the City Hall.
This evening two applicants for men,
bership will be made citizens of the pro-
vident grade by Hudson Council No. 81,
National Provident Union, in Brownies
Hall on West Eighth street.
A party comprising MeSsrs. James
Howell. Anthony z. Salter. Thomas Sal
ter and Abraham B. Salter. all of the
Third ward. lave been enjoying a fishing
excursion at ForKen River, Ocean county.
Patrolmen Elijah Russell and Charles
Smith are enjoying their annual vacation
this week. The former is the guest of
relatives at Narragansett Pier. Tue latter
is sojourning at the Delaware Water
Gap.
The suspension of the benevolent and
fraternal order known as the Catholic
Crusaders of the Holy Cross affects W.
subordinate Councils organized last sum-
mer in this city.
Tomorrow afternoon the ball tossers of
the New Jersey Athletic Club will jour-
ney to Plainfield to meet the team of the
Plainfield Crescent League in the third
game of the series between the aggrega-
lions. The Jerseymen won both of the
previous encounters.
Nh. and Mrs. Patrick G. Mara, of No.
% West Tenth street, are entertaining
Miss L. A. ConnellI of PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Recorder Besher and City Collector OF
Revenue Combes are still waiting fol-
Mayor Farr to sign their salary warrants.
The Mayor refused to sign the warrants
last week because Recorder Besher has
reported expenditures for his department.
which course is not approved by Mayor
Farr, and because Collector Combes fails
to keep a record of the time his clerks
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Howell. oil
Avenue c, are rusticatiug at Deckertown,
Sussex county.
Charles Fl. Hosford, of No. 1902 West
Fifth street, is expected to return home
tomorrow from an outing of three weeks
at the home of his parents in Malone
Franklin county, n. Y.