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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-03

Miscellaneous Advertisements.
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION co.
$40
WILL BUY A
FIRST MORTGAGE PREMIUM BOND
New York Industrial
Exhibition Company.
THESE Bonds are issued for the purpose
L of raising funds for the erection of Il
building in the City of New York, to be
used for
Perpetual Worlds Fair.
n permanent home, where every manutac
turer can exhibit and sell his goods, and ev-
cry patented IN show his invention Il cen
tire of industry which will prove vast ben
eft to the whole country.
For this purpose, the Legislature of the
State of New York has granted a charter to
a number of our most wealthy and respect
able merchants, and these gentlemen have
purchased no less than eight blocks of the
most valuable land in the City of New York
The building to be erected will be seven
stories high $50 feet in hcight.) surmountcd
by magnificent dome, and will cover a
space of % acres 1t will be constructed of
Iron, Brick and Glass. and made fire proof
The bonds which are all for $50 each, are
secured by first mortgage on the land and
building, and for the purpose of making
them popular, the directors have decided to
have quarterly drawings of $l50,000 each :;
this money being the interest on the amount
of the whole loan.
Every bondholder must receive at least
$1,000, but he may receive
500 900!
Or $35 900, or $4,000, or $4,000, or $1,000,
&c, &c, &c.
4th Series Drawing, April 9Th, 1875.
These Drawings take place every THREE
MONTHS, and eventually EVERY BOND will
participate in them.
Address, for Bonds and full information,
MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO.,
Financial Agents, % Park Row, N. Y.
Post Office Drawer 20.
Remit by Draft on N Y City Banks,
Registered Letter, or p. o. Money Order
POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE
UNDER THIS PLAN.
eBApplications for Agencies received.
March 27-4m
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DIRECTORY
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-03
Post Office Register.

For Delivery of Mails-G.3O m to 8 D m
Sale Of Money Orders and Registering let
ters-7 m to 8 pm G9s~ Office closed on
Sundays.
Mail betw'n Frostburg, Closes Duo
Cumberland and all
points east and west 6 As am 44j % m
Mail bctw'n Frostburg,
Piedmont and all
points east and west 345 p m 730 IN
Mail betw'n Frostburg
and GMntsville 1.30 m 500 D M
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-03
A WANT SUPPLIED.

INO supply want felt Tor real genuine
/ good article of Soap at a reasonable
price, the undersigned is now manufacture
ing such an article, as all testify who have
seen and used
The FavOritc Soap,
Manufactured by E. REID, Wheeling,W Va
claim that it cannot he eXcelled, list, In
purity and quality; 3D. In economy, be-
cause it is firm and hard as soon as made and
will not shrink when exposed to the atmos-
pherc, like most soaps do. 1t will therefore
wash half as much more as the soaps now
in market at the same price; 3D., For per-
lection in washing. You must wash with
pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. Use the Fur0y7te Soap
and YOU will have no more trouble getting
your clothes white and taultless. and guar
antce that it will not injure the skin or the
most delicate fabrics. 4th, | claim for it
an advantage over all Others i'll that it
will bear leaving in the water for 8 or 10
hours without injuring it, Other soaps
are rendered useless by forgetting them in
the tub or basin after using. Please en-
uuirc of your grocer for the Favoritc Soap,
and YOU will be convinced that it Is the
| best.
CAUTIoN-Each bar is stamped "-hners
and Mechanics' F'tcol1te Soap, Manufactured
By E'Reid, Wheeling, W. Va.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by
EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer.
July 25-y Wheeling, w. Va.
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Magistrates

Henry II Atkinson, Main street.
John {. Wcis, Water street.
Constable:
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Companies.
WayOrand Council:

M"Yor-Frcdcricl johnson
C'""ctImel-Robcrt c. Paul. James d.
Armstrong, Jacob Baker, George Boettncr,
Sr, William II. Evans William Warn.
ButhB "nd ChtT IF P0icc-And Smeltz
Uerh-.John S Grove.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-03

THESE Bonds are issued for the purpose
L of raising funds for the erection of Il
building in the City of New York, to be
used for
, 1875-09-16
DOnne fa0 IS. ST. tfmbrr 1873.
Stact NibmDno.

0pTiseis @eridt. Iolseno(
Safe fomen geltern in oiclcm Gsri@tt
sur @erhonolnng:
gcwis g1iaiams, fortis, onaetlost
9apne Spbnion, bas ainb bes $. Is
Sphninn, oneesriffcn gu baben. Sci
sSon wurbe bis auf Sonnabenb perI6o=
ben.
gNiniom 9opis, farbis, oneeflae
SulS Don Der @beiapeafc uno Obin 81:
ienbabn GompagHie seitoblen 81 baben
muroe auf "a Stunben in Die Sail &C.
1onbt.
Sobn Grump, farbis, anseflost iue'
gen Srnnfcnbeit, eutlaIen.
Sbpmas Gmitb, alias Swat,, farbig
onsetlast Woare BON Willlom Sellun
unter fallGeH Worlpie9elunscn erboltel
All bobeu, wnrbe bis auf nddlten Osltt:
wpd perIdoben. Scr NnsefIaete MN
DC nnter 8iiroi@att ssiteat fir Isln gr'
5deiren.
, 1875-09-16
&e1bit@ 1875
A. / Elicit & co.

Inr in ibr nsuss @sldaftsbau6. 81. 10. 10
uap IA. GINS fte &lr, smilbtr Main uuo
Gary, einssSpsea une jest i'm Stanbs u iee
herpe fduftr M ice cine nsue stpBe Nus
nab rgn u pre- 4nt Wtanu ,ltuI Y a Yen
" 5uleg 4. ! eicl g babtn Su cen srrts-
# l. Ylel e neiG psn lssten y, pnes
ten pefrl91 "a snsetanit Sbr yueet I'm
fdBt ali ttfe tut zen Siloea p%ailtaH uno
In &c erpBien Sp Btalt "pssclub 10
i rbl le ZEN SAB .,tauie cru d9e t. lie
{ luten bi RauIlsur pee 8 lbehe ~, Wager
f ' ansulebea unp lnp ". llnf t, paB lie Ne
ben sul ttnen l~telleu fbnne,, welGer nut ,Dneh
in @efba tSsesbsnpuu9 tlelfn wrp nnu pab
Seeet 70 bilis tt lbnen II Nta meub tdulen
Tam, ais III u9eno stncm anferen pIage pes
Ga pes. il m MINI.
, 1875-09-16

eebiibertretung. Snl9er
be Yerlpnsn rporen s~eitcrn por Dem Yo=
liSei- Giftsr @bite, onsetla9t oieetaot'
8erprbnungen iibertretcn gu baben:
s. &uitin9, $40, iueil oerlelbe lein'
98irtbI9aft an @onntag ofen belt.
81. s. Butler, So, ipe9en su l1neael
Sabrens anf Der Strabe.
Sbomas S. 8eolc, on9cflagt Geihdf-
tie in Der Stabt 81 tbun, pbne Steuerl
hssablt gu baben. Scr Saa pnroe bl:
ouf Spnnobenb perS9pben.
2ouis Gufer, mar onseseist, better
biliisen 9uno frei umberIauien licB
Serr Guter murbe beoroert, Der
0un6 innerbolb "a Stunoen ons
Den Mauern &i9monb's ucTl1minoef
All %laijen.
, 1875-09-16

Gincm olten berbcn2anbmann battc
fem Sp6n ais Sruoer Stuoin rem bod
5u picl perbrou6t uro Su meni9 Golle9ia
9eb6rt. Gr lieb i'm suriidfommen, oa-
nit cr 2anowirtb meroe uno nobm i'm
nit auf's Selb. Sem Sperm Sobn paB=
te oas nibt ,e1t, uno er mari nit la=
teinii6en gitoten itol5 um lid. Sag
nal, Srib," meirte Der NIte mad elmer
gGeile, bier 1T Ole Mllt9obsl, bier 1T Der
9ung uhb bier it Die &urre, wle nennIt
On bos auf 2otein?" u6oriibus, &or=
ribus, Wtanuribus," b0bnte Der Surge,
u@ut Sris," aIttDprtete Bapa, lpenn gu
nm ul9t lebr lAleunlbus Die 6ortlbus
er9reifit unb oen W%fonugibus III Den Star
ribus i6melBt, bann lAlas' i0 Sir eln=
fadibus Seine &Ro4lbus ent5wsi. Ner=
lt%onoibus!"
, 1875-09-16

Srou Sane Sing, an Der Gorp, 6lui'
l1en Der listen uno l9tcn Ctr, bot ein
&ollcngel6dft er0Hnct, unb 1T I'M Gtun-
&c i0re lueriben &lnocn, sur o%pllten
3ufrIeoenbeit ill beoiencn. 9ielelbe
Iii6rt ebenfols oGe Qrten ppn Srenn=
boli, OILS Gidcn, 8u6en uno Sonncns
bolS. Yerloncn melbe ibrcn Wintere
porratb an 6ola uno &oblen eiule9en
nollcn, merocn gut tbun, in nbiger Sir
MO porsuIpreNcn, UNI Ii0 BON Der Site
Der G8aorc uno Der Nnucbmborteit ocs
Yrellcs I'll iiberiel4Cn.
, 1875-09-16
Gpffer unb Baltic.

Glcaontc Sdutidubc iir &'d6Aen
uno SHaben.
Seine &ol5sleoernc Sticfcln uno Sau
be fir 0erren &naben uno JiinqlInae,
Stiele( ;l,m &nGpfcn uno nit Gpltcn
fir Oaucl, W.dod)en uuo &inoer.
Softer, Galile uno S5dad)teln 5u herz
unteraeieeten Yreiien.
Guutni llebcrldubc bon alcn Sortel1
sn Iebr b%lui9ea Breilen.
8eitcllte 2lrbeit miro gut perfcrtigt
anb oas 4Sdlicn sarrantirt NuSbeies
ruueen peroeu ants y,eite u1o 4,iinflid=
lte %bcIorNt 9:rr Sotn j. 9'uihcr
.uiro ca lebr f%reuel lcineu dlteren &unoel
was, bcfteute Nrbcit hetr fit, beoienen 81
oiiri fen. Serman Soiden & Gruoer,
No. ou9 urn 81 Broad Strassc
, 1875-09-16

@te9affaire. Geitern Morsen,
nn9efdbr 10 nbr fano cine S6ldse-
rel awil9en swei forbisen Sunscn.
nit Namens Sames Mc0onnusb nnb
Senrp Sobnion, an Der Gfe Der 10. UNI
Main @traB BE, ltatt. Sohnlon 5Og eiu
Meiier u. uerlebte bem0teO onousb einen
Sti@ in ben re6ten 9lrm, 5tpiiGen Dem
glbosen u. Der Sdulter, inn ungefdbi
1901 srObeg8unoe bcibrinseno. Sobn.
ion iplroe a~rretirt uno miro iein SAT-
belIte Morsen in Dem poliSeiscridte por=
tommen.
, 1875-09-16

Sic Dffentli6en @dulen wuroen se-
fern s%eDffnet uno paren iebr itarf be-
iu6t. IS ldeirt bab bieielben ni6t &C..
nisen, ba gu @iele Aufnabme be9ebren.
Ser Nnorans mar beionoers fart in
Dem tpeItli9en Sbeile Der Stabt.
, 1875-09-16

9ieaatboliten bielerS taot feiern oiele
ISOLDE Elm GeIt s~enannt Nuatemberpo
DE, ,peldes porseitern anfins. Ser 3med
Sieles Seites lit, ibren @ott 81 bitten,
bab Die Sriidte auf Dem Seloe scoeiben
m0sen, ebenfaQs oos9anowerf oesIten=
f1en.
, 1875-09-16

Sbeater. 9as &i6monb Sbeater
miro Montas ben 80. 9eptember er0ff=
net tperben. Sie beriibmte nScmpleton
Star Nliance-" @eieui6aft bon Nem
Oort, miro cine @o9e Gorltelun9en
geben. aud gbmin Soot6 miro 6 Gpr-
5tellungen 9eben.
, 1875-09-16

SnTines Court. Ser 5ull beg
81. 8. SinsleD, angeflast cine Yartle
~gcltoblencs Giien scfauft gu boben, ipur
Sc Qeltern pieoer in bielem Geridte por-
genpmmen. IS ipuroen mebrcre 3eu9en
DerbDrt urb miro Der Yrp5eb wa9rl9ein-
LID biz beute Mbeno bauern.
, 1875-09-16

Wir MAIDEN porldufis barauf aufmertz
fam, baB Serr &eoforb BON ieiner Gin
~faufsreile BON benz Norben auriid9efebrt'
1T, uno nG9iten Sonnabeno Iein Suts
eeiAGft in Der Main StraBe e%rDffnen
uir0.
, 1875-09-16

90. 90. Gnlc5' o8yeot Hcm 0orf uno
Nelp Orleans Circus uub Meno9cric,"
miro bier, an 2eigb, Gdc Der 9. Strobe,
Montoy uno 9icnitq9, Den 20. uno q.
Gcptcmber, Goritellun9en 9eben. Is
lit oieler Gi,cus lebr in unlercu Wcdlcls
bldttern 9elobt woroen ulo mir lino
iib~erseugt boB er pole 9aulcr SleDell
lpirb.
, 1875-09-16

Ginunbeta " o VIII Il
@or einigen Sa9en erbielt Der
GommilTpnsbdnbler q. 9t. Smoot cine
i6merSbafte Munbe, inoem Ell BON elmer
@norenfiIte ouf einen ors Dem 6ubbo=
ben berporrogenosnNio9el lpran9 welbcr
linn ben SuB our6borte. 0err Smoot
er9ielt fpdtcr ppll irgenb elmer mitleioi=
gen Yerlon cine Yclttarte %Iol9enosn Sit
bats :
9o i9 81 meinem Scbanern in elmer
MorgenSeituns o ibrem Stnm sugc=
ltoBenen unfau &enntniB erbielt, 10 neb=
me i'd mir bieSreibeit, Sbnen bas fol9el
be Seilmittel 81 empfeblen: Gau4err
sic einfa6 Die @unoe nit einem bren-
ncnben prllenen 2umpen 20 Mtinuter
lang uno Der GauA miro lofort Der
@Gmer5 bcieitigen. Bieoerbulen Sit
bas Nerfo0ren Elm ober Siuei 9iol uni
Die GntjiinOun9 Der @unoe, lollts oieicl=
be aud nod 10 l6limm lein, miro id
lo9leib leseh.
6err Smppt perlpr feinc 3eit, li0 DC!
empioDlenen Seiimittels 81 beblenen. II
oaslelbe belpdbrte li0 pnrtrcifliA. So.
pcrrunoete @lieo mar in ,ucnigen Winl
ten bon alen S6mcr5en befrcit nno Del
9atient tonnte iid sum- erltcn Mtalc lei
DEM unIoll eincs liiBen S6lummers CT
%freuen, Serr Gmont c%ritottet lciucu
unbetannten9eIfcr ben ber5llAlten 9onf
9os Wtittel oIrite fir Ale, mel6
ouf dbnli9e Weile o~eruunoet weroer
BON gScrtb lein.
, 1875-09-16

9as Gonsrebmitslieo, 9err @ilbert
s. @aIfer belt seitern feline idbrlide
Mnreoe in Die @sricultur : @eieaiAait
in Baltimore, nno erntete srOben Bel
fad.
, 1875-09-16

Sic S.reube 1T erob. s.
wuroe uns Go9ar bon einem 8biloio=
pben) beri@tet, baB cine feline WtiB
Quad selteru in 8aibinston 9ebOren
wuroe. @ir wiinl9en ben @ltern Diel
Slid!
, 1875-09-16

Sad Der Yenitentiorp9 &C.
NJ a DIT. 2inb1eD 8op, pon Nmclia
gountp, lpuroe seitern auf 5 Sabre mad
Der 8enitentiurD ssbra6t, neil ct sllen
erpBen 9ietltohI beaon1en botte.
, 1875-09-16

@erbeirothet I'M aweite II
9tationsbau E. 2ucian Smith
nnb MarD 9aoen, beioe farbig, perbele
ratbeten lid seltern i'm 2ten Stations=
baule. Marp bra6te ndmli1 cine Nm
tloge sesen ben ~treulolen 2ucian, uno
bielelbe bemos Gebteren, CUTE Mfiene sum
b6len @piel 81 MAIDEN. uno lie psrei=
nioten li4.
, 1875-09-16

Sruu Gli5a 8. Ban Sem, Mutter Der
YOiimeilterin, itarb porseitern in ibrer
@obnuns auf gbur6 Sill. SIR Be-
srabniB finoet beute Mbenb Tim 81 ltatt.
, 1875-09-16

soerr @usuIt @eimer miro cine &e.
itauration nnb @irtbi9aft in Der 12ten
Strabe, s~sseniiber Dem uMmeriean=So =
tel." sen l., ndhItenMlonats erDffnen.
, 1875-09-16

Sic Mitstieber Der Yreiie iino BON
ibrer MeiIe nod Dem Noroen snriidfebrt.
, 1875-09-16

Seben Mbenb miro in Den Straben eli
@anoroma 9eseist, uni auI ben fom-
menben Cirrus auimerflam gu MAIDEN.
, 1875-09-16
&pnis SSrprtsis's
Oeutihe 8aderei t,
SEQ SIG Warlbau StraGt.

Ollie Mrten y DOT, als NeiB-,
SdmarS= mo MiildlsBrobf, iowlc elnc
arpbe Nuspabl SUDDEN, Srafcrs etc. llno
illl @roben ipie in &lelnen III 0 l9cr
9dGerei 81 baben. III e M
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RAPID TRANSIT.

MEETING OF THE NINETEENTH WARD AssocI-
ALTON.
A meeting ofthe Nineteenth Ward Rapid Transit
ASSOCIATION was held Nav a. at i've 7. NJ, at No.
654 Film avenue, Alderman Robert McCanerty III
the chair Jerome ]. Collins secretary. Reports OF
committees were received showing additional sub
scrptions. kilograms from the committee or the
association III Albany were received TO the enect
that the Senate passed the Rapid Transit bill OF
the Assembly and also tnat the same bill will as
sure rapid transit for the city OF New YORK. This
intelligence was received with mucn enthusiasm.
Sir. JOHN McCooL moved that 100 guns be fired
IA honor OF the passage OF the rapid transit bill
and OF It's friends IN the Legislature which vas
carried.
Mr.. COHEN congratu ated the association and
the citizens spoke IN faterlng terms OF the press
Of the city for IT'S persistent advocacy OF rapid
transit 'also ~ the acuon taken by Mayor WICK
ham ana the Board OF Aldermen IN urthering the
interests of the city,
Judge PEARSON SAID with regard to the const-
tuuonaliiy "a the nil "that sound legal minds.
mclualng the Attorney General Judge Emott and
others, distinguished IN the legal profession, are
81 The opinion That the Common council bl al
passed Win the amendments IS not only entirely
constitutional. hut NH permit 81 elevated rail-
roads IN Any street or avenue except Flftn ave-
nue., broadway aud Fourth avenue above Forty
second street IL was these opinions that caused
the friends ~ rapid transit 70 accept the amend
ments aud receive the bill as II IS. Any preteXt
% veto the OIL on assumed constitutional grounds
VIII he ialaclOus, IA nv Oplnion.n
Speeches were made by Mcssrs. Camp, Butler,
De Gtaaf end others.
Judge PEARSON moved mat a committee or
twentg-ave members OF TINS ASSOCIATION be APP
pointed ~ the Inair TO wait on the Governos and
urge upon him the necessity Of approving the
oil.
carried.
The meeting adjourned, subject TO the cal OF
the Char
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A FIGHT WITH PIRATES.

pExFrRArE SHOOTING AFYRAY BETWEEN RIVER
TunvEs AID EEsEr POLICEMEN.
Al haFpaN two yesterday morning oGicers
Hourl9an and natnjcn of the H0boSen police
.orce, saw three men IN 4 rowDoat on me Hudson
paaing toward she canal boat Dr. Peter Paalen,
walch was tv.ng Al ghc loot 81 Tenth street. One
u i've men ccarced ths Fnalen and began % trans
ier small bales 81 cooas ron one boat % the
other. me 0noera hurried % the canal boat, aud
ionna 10 captain. Nlcaael Hasset, on deck
convtrang VITA the strangers. Two or the
latter seized thelr oars aad began % move away
vigorously. rncy were called on "a surrender;
cut. tboaEn they promised q 40 ~, tbey Kept On
pulling Eway VIA an their migat the ofscers
AIRED Two shots 40 them aud the Gre was speedily
returned Soae ~ inc shots ioak eject and Ire
thieves escaped. in the meanume E0uadsman
Kennedy Ana EeNerRi ponCea4en, alarmed AZ tue
afsEHafre ~ hf~ArMs fu8Uel AZ the scene. Has
80 rAu lnia tne csnn q - boat, bAt ~ va CAP
kufea s4urtN 4lterW arA a. ~ a.s0 hts deck nahd
wAlam nrsfu. uue n tae tnieyes VS. secured,
ppf u - cWuiasion Whieh ptevatlea he 49, Mls-
tiara 40 pa- III lns CfeW tnl 81 ~. Apuat four
n.cprA re 10 4esIff44ne@ we naa escape in
tbs r0Wouat cane aack tow8rd tne does. unlcer
voittf Al tasm I'D tuiu them u roE ashore. the
men mnediateV 4fea ~ asa and he blsze1 40
In al snoi ~ 5nsergsi ons II tse mcu taadenlY
arp lis Wara a tH0uEut that oue
= - "a 80 siruss aila ~ searching
balss u rfay fsans. wortn aoout tt0o uasses
st4scs tn4i ~ bFau4at 40 vessel FL thursday
Rsa- s = h. s,.gs. S., ~ "a. roasss - lie
baIs4lg u - dox. aaa in4t ahen r. fAa W "a
degk ae iqanl twp q 80 nrn there. raoy sad
lsafs sons lang tAsls ahia morninF. lhsy GRO.
ere1sa ta pifch 80 g0oas ~ soArd, ween ne
sss Y ss. ss.as1iss si.i ps sras
n o. tso uASx 90 Aat tNAtsa
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be again appointed 70 the ofnce Of commissioner
Ia case OF the deh ressnstion or removal from once
flied within thirty days from such death resignation
or remosa, by he Governor ana i certncaie 81
appoiutment sAall be died aforesaid Aad the terms
expire with the performance ~ their functions as herein
prescribed.
SIC 49, This Act shall take effect immediately
SPECIAL ORDER ron MONDAY EVENING.
This bi mas BEEN made special order ior Nom
day evening next. Governor liloen Il an aDle
law er. No man in tne community knows more
ABOUT railroads aud Llslr organization. III THIS OIL
mas been suomitt.G TO ann aud drafted under his
supervision Il IS saie q assume Il IL becomes
law, n VIA clear sway All tecnnlcaltlcs and inn
pedtments N the way ~ rapid transit lor NaW
York city. lei the people now look 70 Governor
Iiden IN TINS connection. With IN INDEPENDENT
press al tnelr aecls ana loud Hopu,ar canor IN
tner ears the present Legislature cannot sdord 70
resist the passage " proper law. me oiil. II u
meets with All requirements CAN be passed II the
Assembly Oh Monday evening ano IA the senate
on TUESDAY morning.
PASSAGE or THE DIssEcrEo coaaoS COUNCIL BILL.
The Railroad Committee o. the senate TODAY
repor ted back the Common Council bill, as passed
IN tine Assembly, with amendments. These
amendments were concurred IN " unanimous
vote OF all me Senators present. The bin then
went 10 the Governor for his signature. It's IN
uerstood ne VIII veto TINS outrageous onsprlhg ol
ring tacacs.
MANIPULATING THE PRINCE BILL
The bill introduced IN the Assembly by Mr..
Prince and passed nv that body after inserting
amendments prohibiting the building OF raid
transit rcad IN Third, Fourth and Futn avenues
ana Broadway was also reported from the same
committee, With additional alterations.
Two MORE POLICE JUSTICES.
Senator FOX has succeeded IN plssng his bill
THROUGH both houses which mere, y the number
Of Police Justices IN New YORK ctr from ten 70
twelve. Mayor NicKham has the apnOin ment Of
those additional officials ana 1t IS understood the
lucky ones nave been already desienated.
FURNISHING STATIONERY FOR CITY DEPARTMENTS.
Mr. Hauschel mas introduced BIZ III the AS
semDly which authorizes the Mayor. commissioner
Of Public Works and Corporation Counsel TO MAKE
ali contracts Tor the furnishing OF stationery 70
different public departments in New YORK.
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THE JERSEY CEMETERY TROUBLES

ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY's CONNECTION WITH THE
CEMETERY EXPLAINED.
TIE excitement over the disturbance OF the re
mains or the dead In st. Peters Cemetery, In
Jersey CITY, during the past ten days would
have been averted had the dissatisfied parties
sought an explanation IN the proper quarter.
When the cgitaiion was az its height and the hour
for argument and calm reflection had passed the
question was ard every slde "Wnat has been
done win the revenue derived nom the
cemetery 2" with nine-tenths OF the people
the impression prevailed tnat the money was sent
10 Newark and disposed Of as the blsnop Of the
diocese saw az. Yesterday afternoon Bishop
C0rrlgan. IN conversation with a representative
or rne HEEALn, met this assertion with q most
~ nea lac ownership or the cemetery said the
Bsh0b. suecame vested IA Bishop Bayley some
debts arising from mortgages mad 20 be paid on.
A. soou As iheg were lquidaied Tie revenue
accrulng IRON fnc cemetery was distributed
among Toe Catholic churcaes OF Hudson county,
cacn church receiving pro rata share. according
- tne hamper ~ lntermehts crelltel 70 eaeh
parishes Tor educational and chafitaOie purposes,
aud vas continued inl about tnree years ago,
when a. became Necessary 10 purchase the Srcau-
Gus property Tor cemetery and for the erection
OF charitable Institutions That property vas
yri lie moneg Derived from tne cemeteries was
applied 90 u purchase. Not one dollar tnere the
rlsn0p became very warm on the subject) OF that
money GOES 10 Newark the rignt 81 tue railroad
company 20 tne land ~ question ~ would be folly
70 resist. Tor taey mast ave y, ana the law sus-
tains them. On Boston the City authorities con-
nenned \ p0rnon "a a catholic church ior the
wlaenlng q an avenue. aud twenty feet u the
building we're taken away. We must yield
10 toe tAw aad 10 the public require
Menfs.r Toe B,sh0o added tnat portions
q the new ~. Peters Cemetery have already
teen yiFtuaNy condemned ny tue city authorities
Tor the extension IL streets and notice 20 that
eneet uas oeen Eiyen ior more than year past y
persons pur EaslBg plots there.
Nj NJ. u. DalT. who has Deen retained ~ the
owners Oh plOts IN the oid cemetery, Wal Apply
~ Cnauccii9r Runyon Tor Injunction 70 re-
strain tae railroad COMPANY from removing any
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15
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