The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-10

| handsome PAINTINGS. bric-a-braes etc. etc.
| There Is music IN the air too for. all in
ana nostlissf attrs ations s q ,aroa ,s p,,leic
hnv donatad h,, 1etta e. enns ~ ths I51,1,son
civ n,,sieN hoy Jnan,,fa ct1'rars @ map
n ;',,,1t ~ efeo 80 " 49,, - ~, ~,
ftuo uis 'iiu, uoseu py
elich ns II ollIdiieuis .lis
Gouhter o. tne pootn dnIougn not maen
saIe or poc!ket6ook' the counter IS fur-
lner empelnsned with certIficates for four
shares of building and loan stock worth
Surrogate James Lillis, proved a magnet
for drawing the sheckels from well-filled
pocketbooks. It is among the articles
paintings, donated by County Physician
Converse, ornament the top of the booth.
The decorations of the Twelfth Ward
BOOTH They are principally of American
flags, though harrnonizing with the other
booths in architectural draping The other
which strikes the eye after becoming ac-
eustomed to the splendor of the decora-
tions and exhibits is a placard which
Pure water.
Twelfth Ward, look!
"All persons who are in favor of the
pending contract for a pure water supply
will Indicate their. approval by an affirm
ative vote, and those opposed their dis
approval by negative vote No objec-
ton to repeaters. Votes five cents eaen:
peantlIul a pllcher az the close OF the fair
me artleie reIerred TO Is peautiful
SSW,IIsi.s silySr M ic6 pltcHet oohadeu py "A 4;
Wy s atsep g oo,; tl e on ghe largese aiIa
nanaSom.esI ma OF the many "a. nronze CLOCKS e;E1s
~ M e ~ ta WI
Sfraa ,S a+ p ,e =
tee re = is shiv lsa' asssted by = RAM
TWn}ffb Warders any The aiss N cbarea
are:IMisses EN- Margaret and t Annie McGfv- fSe
L. Dittmar, Miss Mary G, Burkhardt.
Elizabeth Brennert. Pauline Little, Estel-
la and Florence Blauck, Annie Nolan,
Mrs L coffey, Misses Annie and and Mamie n
Cahil, Miss Laura Stanton.
Hoboken's booth was certainly a fea-
ture of the fair It's decorations were ar
tistic and costly. 1t was accorded the
rostrum Of the, hall which gave the en-
thusiastic Hobokenites q coign OF vantage;
None are doing more than they 10 sweH
the e. assoelatlon,s S n5I puildlng Iund. Mayor
Fagan. ana Mlcnael j. CQyle seemed 70
we Wftn eaGn 9lner ~ engir lr eiloro3 ,,o, 70
make d piS siIrvsWiAs, nlidlic % We'll se9
otherwise. me tlnge OF Royalty try,, WHEN
ga gave INV it was r relieved BY the effect of
aarslsIlcai,Iy arapeo american Ilagsi tn nsw
ieet ~ tns iLo4e sll9fe ere n In
and several several ] electric 's stars a assisted in
ilgntlng UP ana decofallhg lne spienula t,la
9ootn. rioweTS, @ t99 dorna par & u n lne
has beow IN Which, are ex
hlblted furniture including bedsteads ana ana
coucnes. Inc mann pooIh IS neavlly
stocked WIN prone COCKS, ohynA any
marple CLOCKS, pictures, prlc-a-Drac anu
Iancy goods OF every deserlptlon; One
piece that IS most admired IS Drlc-a-
@ 6rac cabinet ai. : donated ny a mayor Fagan, gan
Two pairs OF hand- panied salln sofa
pillows are the gift Of Congressman
elect William D. DAILY and his
son George. In the annex below a
hi 1fI7cr
sideboard donated by Freeholder Keat-
ing ara on exhibition Besides Mayor
Fagan and Michael T. Coyle, other proni-
nent Hoboken citizens were present and
lent their valuable aid. including William
n. Parslow. William Schaeffer. Frank La
Pointe James Fox. Charles Kaufmann.
Narfin Y MoDermnft Roher,t d Cnrrie-
Wanrtaa StacI con Abbatt iobn 7
TslIan T Ndar,aiI aoii I5a,rt5 P,cL "
". M1urray, Davld van WycKs !. ). McHugh.
rreqericks Hahsen. Y: ~. smear. among
- & wno wele re ~ enes
enofts TO swell the evening receipls
Were',
1MrS. M. =. Coyle, Mrs. y. a. AElen, MIS-.
n. MeDermott, Mrs, g; Donovan, Mrs.
Roperf curry, Mrs. u. Van Wyck, Miss
rosa rosa SsTelpeh Mrs; Fallon, MRS. murray,
MISSES Meme nJ ana Mary Iondrlgaan, MISSES
Annie ana Maggie fltzppatrlGk, Misses NJ.
Msses sfa nni snd Tosia Meas Fs
ne "a altchleock' MISS "a. Scott, MISS CaTrle
Happy, MRS harry Barck, Jr, MISS
Saols Vosier' MISS nora Alurpny; mrs, IN. M.
2.aeh. p Miss osach, sl;l, MlsS ohSasr' MT Mt.
iailh Z aILgH MISS Lliie paw, MISE
,S Gos n ~. ?. NJ Gins y NJ
re n hart NTi - I Z
Miss Rnse Mmrnhv Miss Manoie n M,,rrav nys,'
Gen1s sssn1rss nantio, s 70
,,t ~ Morth H,asn1 II I4ca'on - sice
fivejv decorafed as any and contains a
sfocR of aonds wt,sch eycels ! n11rnher of
the hootbs The old Norfhern Democratic
war horse. John Zeller, assisted by Free
holder Conlad Diefz and other North
Hudson celebrities. was in charge. They
were assisted by Misses Mamie and Eliza
Dietz Miss Zeller, Misses Maggie and
Lizzie HandWerk. Among the attractions
of the North Hudson booth and annex is
a handsome cutter ard set of harness,
donated by Messrs. Zeller and Kline,
set of harness by Civil Engineer Ralph
Earle, a parloT SUI py SQlninit Is Il ills1i. =.
kieseWetter At the rear oI lne nai Is
a gypsy tent where for5nnes are tola z by
NJ Olga aae ~ f,,4,,, 5 1sta,,d atu e
spiIli ~ ,,na 20 nan or woman Who
u VIZ e u efS at'fs ffsoraca sted -
"Tis Tira .aiSa. =; a s,,,oi5no room on the third
nefe = " siiioAie io - - 49, :
M 49, sa,,+h and of +ba lower floor il
,,<, td 80 ~ tba most nat1,raIly nretfv
hontbs 5rl If fbe fair II is the flower and
fr,,;+ iIootb r. is In charge of Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Cole. assisted by Miss Nellie
II IIa1,iits,, miss Ria Wolf Miss Clara
aselfiievdl Wa1fo,9d tg;ss rlotfia cole The entire
deoara4inns AZ are of roses. including Am.
erina,, Beauties and hyacinths. A long
cantra hoofh is occupied principally by
an exhibit by Perlmutter one oil the
sia ,s;a,, est at ths fair Mr.. Perlmutter and
his son Josenh are assisted by Miss EN-