The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-15
BAYONNE GOSSIP.
Social and Church 'Kews-Presi-
Dental Electoral Candidates.

Misses Annie and Jennie Scofiald of No.
70 West Thirty second street have CON
cluded their summers outing at New
Ham burg, N. Y.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilson J. Fisher of No.
62 West Eighth street have removed to
Lebanon, Hunterlon county.
Tie Guild AMI Women's Aid Society of
St. johns r. e. Church are arranging
Tor the celebration of the annual harvest
home festival in The edlice next sunday
evening.
Messrs. Arthur Woodward and Milton
Hudson of West Thirty-fonrth street,
members of the New York Naval Reserve,
returned home last evening from The
futile tip of the steamboat Pegasus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph f, Leicht Of East
F~orty-fifth street have terminated a fort
nights visit to rne formers mother at the
family homestead on Long Island.
As yet the cousIstory OF the Bergen
Point Reformed Church has not called
any successor TO the Rev. James Z. Riggs,
who recently resigned the passionate of
the church to accept the Drofessorship of
Hellenistic Greek and New Testament
EXegesis in the New Brunswick Theo-
logical Seminary.
The BayonDe City Athletic Club has
been ~reoreanized with the following
corps of oficers-President. William Dol
larry; Vice President, James F. O'Dono-
van; Financial Secretary, Dennis A.
Hurley; Recording Secretary, George j.
Russell; Treasurer, Charles Graft; Ser
geaht-at-Arms. William Roberts. The
organization will hold a special meeting
next Tuesday evening.
Frederick Townsend, of No. $50 Ave-
nue. B, is homo again from a trip 10
Peoria, H., and a sojourn with kinsfolk
at Buffalo, N. Y.
A r ru,n. ,Oavf vonAAf~- @R A. D1-,l -
Councilmen an ordinance to regulate,
flag and curb Avenue G, between West
Fifth and West Seventh streets, will be
introduced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank clay of No. 466
Avenue e are extending cuurtesies to Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Morgan, recently of
Asbury Park.
The Republican and Democratic nom-
inees for Presidential elector from the
new Eighth Congressional District are
residents of this city. Whitfield Scott
Chamberlain. the Republican can
didate. is 4 prominent New York real
estate and mining BROKER He lives IN the
Third ward. He has never held any po-
lilical office. Martin r. Cook, the Demo-
cratic nominee, is a millionaire wholesale
liquor dealer of New York city. He lives
in a largo mansion on the First ward
shore of Newark Bay. While he has
never aspired to political office, he has re-
Ce1Veu several appointments OF Import
ance.
The enrolment of pupils at each Of the
several schools on the opening day OF the
present fall session is reported as follows
by Superintendent Davis:-No. l, 800;
No. Z, COG; No. 3, 270; No. 4. 242; No. 5,
272; No. 6. 480; Academic Department. 43
Total. z, 160. The Academic Department.
pupils are inclu led with those of School
Noe. The increase is LAG, subdlvided as
fellowship. l. 80, No. 3. 101; No. 4. Is.
Thomas Hamill, a we'll known Jersey
City business man and Mrs. Catharine
Manning, daughter of Mr.. and Mis-. John
O'Connor, Of Orient street, Bayoune, were
married in ST. Mary's r. G. Church yes
terday afternoon. A reception followed
at the home of the brides parents. after
which the newly-wedded pair left Oh a
honeymoon trip.