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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-07-11

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Wooster Township, Ohio, was out hunt
ing squirrels with youth named Lee
Turner. In passing through some tim
Der, Mackey noticed young Turner
standing on hill above him. He called
to the boy, but received no answer. At
ter calling several times and seeing Tur-
ner standing mOtionless and gazing in
another direction, Mackey went to the
boy, thinking something was wrong.
When within about twenty feet of Tur-
ner,, Mackev discovered Il monster black
snake coilCd around Il young oak tree in
front of Turner. Mackey emptied both
barrels of his gun into the snake, kill
ing it at the first discharge Of the gun.
The boy stated that as soon as he saw
the snake looking ut him, though he
heard Mackey calling him, he could not
move or answer the call. The snake was
seven feet eight inches IN length and
four inches in diameter.
A WRITER in medical classics says: cit
may be consoling to hght-haired and
red headed reope to read that out of 1865
PATIENTS ut the Kirkbridge Asylum only
one has red hair; and only four have
light hair and complexion. We venture
the guess, however, that the red-headed
chap makes matters as lively as all the
other 1874 put together. 1t used to be
supposed that pale complexion specially
marked tendency to mental excitement
and brain disorder. The statistics,
however, show this to be an error.
What is true of men is also true of wo-
men; they are with one exception in tif-
ty, dark haired and dark-hued. 1t is
.c,,o o+;,,, nc Ibo ooca thot the hair tIlTn &
white with insanity. Probably the error
arose from this fact. The reason why
dark people are more inclined to men
tai disorder has not been explained"
A CURIOUS result of the work of a
species of beetle was recently discovered
in q house i'll Port and, Me. Where
two matched boards came together in
the shcathing of u room, the rounded
RIB, about the size OF lead pencil, for
a length OF two feet and a-half, had
been replaced with what looked like a
porous mass of fine sawdust. which was
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06


hesss ssss nE{s3 1ass EtrsseA 4rsans E arA aaaa
~ Cessrsa Es5ssSo a Sew fgre1s
ssd Dsnsss sgesaes sn1 he Hacksasaek Elzer
5g1s ~s 80 ~ sss4s@s
Esssaased e0gt n bed. ssg91SzSA -
Of aaSss REUSED sss mead0rs has nOs been e02-
~ resaafha@ref Esopoesd ste be4ng znaislT up
ksd, aud eoasDsEs1yeE ieveL and sAers sKssttng
70 nsssssI Ss p ssssni e. s gses rssess | 55sgs n"s os
1 esslInase ne proa2be cost q Improving thss
Ssss - sbIIsns, ssd re6desns saass d and ~seTsies
able for park purposes win be 5000 making ne
don II the meAdow portion heretofore Referred
4 sssi@ate the annual cost Of maintenance as fol-
ypera.ln 8. sz z!ssess ,5vs;te. @s@
ro., e9,sN0O
Cost III salt meadow unimproved per acre. sssW
cosi Of Improving upland per acrc-...-.- z,1om
rota, s&4s5.0
ne elevation III this upland section is from two
10 thlrtysnye feet above tide water. The. principal
part Of the tract consists OF farm land in a good
s'a re o. ae ssl.afs ssope' Of this land is northeriy from
West SIDE avenue 70 the meadows. TN Tnat pa. part u aaa2a-
consideration contains 1872 large trees Of different
varieties, and also $50 small ones.
surface road would make the location easy OF
access rom 's'7 Respectfully submitted.
Chief Engineer.
Gentiemen-The tract OF land offered as a park
site by j. w. smith, representing fifteen parcels OF
land owned by eighteen different persons, compris-
ing ii6 acres, Is shown on the accompanying map.
at an elevation Of about eighty feet above tide
water. aud slopes westerly to West Side avenue,
mands a beautiful view o. the surrounding country
TO the north, west and south, including the orange
Hackensack River and Newark Bay;
tract on the east side Of Bergen avenue, lying .op-
posite this property will command q fine eastern
view Of New York bity, the statue OF Liberty ON
The location is central and accessible from exist
ing improved avenues and streets Horse and
steam railroads pass along the line of, and in the
vicinity OF the tract.
The soil Is rich and well cultivated.
The tract is not intersected by dedicated streets:
these are of small value; some of them can be
utilized for park purposes.
The land Is high and practically free from swamps
there are two groups Of fine high growth trees, prn-
cipally elm, maple and gum.
While rolling surface. greater number q trees and
true that this tract is wen adapted for
park purposes.
brown line. The adjoining tracts could no doubt be
If desired, at reasons able prices. either by
agreement or condemnation.
This park would contain about three miles or
drives and Ave miles OF walks.
cost OF these 16 acres and of the
present buildings would be s24s,
The cost OF the park Improvement
would be about S24o0U. or........ 1JDO
Total cost, s4ss,7is, o.. ........ss@o
The cost OF maintenance. including interest on
capital invested, would be about SIS 600 per annum.
Civil Engineer
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06

derstanaing she quest4ops
Wit say qf ny Qs41 pefsqpnttd 1885,
that tHGr CHA Rapger apa other 1mqeq9,
befs 6f tbeH court aa14 pqt pn&erst4n
Euite5 Stafes.
Et of about three thqusqpd koreSfefs II
Hudson county ali AQ4e NoASq rYfh4r
moasg TO snAai1 theit Exeeqt4ys Ioqpp'
eil, Witb the e%eeptdop qf Gopft BeE9ep
win less tbaq On bunaredI
A y M RS 445ss g b fH g " Il b8sB5
3aHatg !, r r rs o8 #8rk4Rss n HPihy' 8sHsS8
M6ce Hn' V'I9o' ! 4. QMEA4A
Rast Glief hApget Court 9etse2 EfLy,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06
ANNIE
ANIaSsW Hh

NToYJCEs no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ar BspGfIi
In HseIer, deceased. E1liaa Bsessagf adnsnssStse
tTiNoS EtoSh BECKER deeSass4i. ny Et.sE,oSLhs sstr
isEehy gives Aotlee te lbs eEedAteses9S $40 a~eesSRAstf
70 hSllg IN their dahtss denAaiAStk aasA elRApas&AAe4Itss
the estate OK said deeeAenit httatzf dsiii oxsaAlffthaa
tien, within nine 1aQpshHS ffesfa lhs dNasnk ssAglo4atE,
Of thes &lli @sfagsssg hSFf q aAAY aeti0A tstsge9ess
asssAss HMafA REaNRM.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06

NEoPaCRPo RfDIFQas~ES4ATk QF7JAQ9pfP p.
" HoSpxtss deceased. alsss HQRgsEr aAtaiissttsc
t0x9o2 Jaeo6 r. Rppertsss asesAssa9 BY 9sesfE 81 th@
hRreb8 gives segesttNg 81 ssadttsesGsns
ltos1m3Ag Ia hels gdehtss. dtaAAskSs aAAt & aAsnssaAflsst
tfa Rs fsfeafsssd deeed0nti HnAex cath orf utIkffAar
ti9u, N5thIu! MINIS AqQkass ffepA IN dA4e o4f saAG
ogIsgt osr tl@sg Will bs ioSsfsf oakfs11 af any.
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AhanNNs Ilnsiasang AttorneEyf0rr Gaerseef HanrYq
ttasgnE on MO " Mantf1i.s lance nnnDsatreeeftn
lnhStdy OF iAnnon44n2the kaagadmEot G4ea6 Blxfains
Lnhe e~NEeutnrt nnmBaa In the will lotf J0hhuHanryv
MfsgtnaSlata ank Nbel9 Ta Hiss0ekl esneeHa u tnanhhnfa
guurs reaae innthe counts ct fAEddluse x3Eh
aeeeassaahnxln presenraa nd fitadd nv nine zla
coprSons said Natiie xz Hlprftaadln nerr tim hand and
seal onfJa * 44anens Ktglssnrru b9thee ffo0hbae
& 0ure Jaf JlEtioeMf EEliNinnuN
wnhrsoE VI uppeara that fhAesaid wall has beepUadF
mttssds sa nroohta aatae q snuitplEfcna 4saetzry
b1Eeek1EnA0 OUR toHf3 uxz4CeeQE EnEtaaulaud Che
SsidsAA&8Nl utcEInsrnH Afh1rEeY tor George eHAnrYr
1hagans 81 seuturpa ~ etnraxald, hhxiaE Appiiha ID 0uae
1adhxsahhfsaid vail Ia thlas
state PursAant % The et1snta "a suehh enss made and
pfvHNteaN4 hexaAE pufaEI TINA fcGnEe ehe eShnNufhfA
tere me uly.unteeHtd4 fheE Court fduasetnfnAatffxr
otIefsex EffNf 1ataAtsseunt OF n acknowledgements
QndhnAlx1Aax pE 90naA bEE ut the hour Ct unlel5eEF
ntheeforaaoonnyshr n aceretfiea copy OF ssachhv{iE
sshuin4 not be 1fHa6 nlmr nn1reeand
istsaFs OF i1iHsHaslunne sfsnHn ID aannoEob
FAeEeenlh Pc assaesast 70 AeaA IfnEtuz sandthhrfh la@
ouaarb& &6xnhR AnuRSxgs N rx -
eTARApfEspr1nte nadpphlihaze hnnJ arssN Flfvs
axdrea&iiEp u wees fan III
ssnzt p~fesesltag said dagFS
GfNenN pnueKstlKH hAnud tdtxs tSEaA dar 9cff NESRS
i&htasNihhnHredAn1s1xhfHminn3
Observation-Disclosures
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IN TIE TENNIS COURTS.
agAtLNala L1eM - kagA


The Ralisade Club was organized IN
May, 1856, With afteep mepbeEk. fs AAePp-
berShfp now pumlers eighteen. M.
IA4nes Hargie IL prestdept anq M, ~
Hqtcbins ~seerekarg Rpa treasurer ths
EXecntys G~9n4Pltftse n ~s9H4Pgssa "
SeQrge lawyer, M, Frank HNEa ana
B5ssehas tw9 II a5e abssf cs eo9Fis n
Tic Heigbts, located VI tbs e9fneF ~
BQweFs street and 3gaeR aggpAe
Ainopg me Da9stt M9minep PlaysSs ats
9I9 sRa ftaAk stefS 3sIFss
fy%sEHe BManiggf apf MIS- Isggerid99. Ths
gfI5e II IA sn M 5eiiye paff ta aepeFad
tnnff6 fa5n btif lssI laIf ia d contest III
81 hi xbicb ait the Hudson eouatg
4ess Aba mgade s BstfeF
9b6s5s}fp Ham tafnfe 65tbser 'aeflB frsa &c
IfSigbTs sps lngI1bers are now p~EepaFiaR
e ffaii d-1rnbnlen The e1lefs ahgBted
bT fhe dub afe tbose III me eriaieZoFaHge
and Wack.o =
H / Feeeat eHteFtsismeat che elab
Tfa feHbWihT Iadfhs ana g~eatleslea tg9k
GfftkEunnte. Hiss b nTiriiRe, MF Jafaes
BI5Tdgif9. HTiFJ7 II. MeiT. AIrs. EeaaetL
feg. MI Ailiert 6. jati, liz. Waller
tNiltbs and M. !. p. Wen.
nun NvTNnERNFEIlE 81 I'm
thh WtstrR|s thss
gHe 9f the iatest ettlhs tg satle int e9S
lsteHes y tAe MtAast fts II MAHss ssssah5
are AZ fAe EeFAeF et FAtiEb hAa hfleAb
stfeets, Y, wa organized iass ABEL lef
Ettlis seAsHH's aiHttsssHstt AAa tts k4sHts
nks HlssahFfs hsss Hsathsa NV sWe WY
4llieeFs lsfe, RaFsee Wsatl ,p~fesiaesiti
M@itEF Y, At1l!.i4elAl WE. ttsslHe4ss AtIss
Heiaise HeAAiltaA, secretary, aAa Wesley
ffestei tFsAattsfl
MygRsIaE AMI H9BaBEN CLUBS,
sit,,ated at Ilenth and Hadsan streets.
Hahakea'h asaa ippkiag over {fhhss fsiFeF, are
I'll gfSatnnnf1ss SLIM nsha jbeafian
tte2S htYsasnstfFsIatHi5Il seifferse rs a annaanNaTh
luem IL etgA eaGiqsgye fal nine pF faa
XXX HI may HI aiIee. The IaeInheEs peae.
iIss s u siaI ai y aud PIE esRsss Il ffhsiIF
eheefs haat gfef ths nFss " sFefF stfehs
ef8Ife9 BiXg.sida 25il,b has a membership
Hnafhlad Hlpa8sntillNSt The rail Is fuii' ana
thaTa age abaRt tWg h9aafea aud dftF
applications an file "elala9EiRg Tor the hrst
Vacancy la the club. In CONVERSATION
With sqine OF tbs officers al the club last
night, | iearnea that the constitution es
aF aetiVg taetnhers lao
epsAiAg, WHICH was Pqstnenea. fFeEA iast
SalagdaF Esnna TIE afaIE WIll be sKssp
tiQaally brilliant.
4bs pfieafs axe Mgs, a. IL Hart. psest.
aeAts, Miss Attn Vice president; Mr.
| Maekinf4sk, YeeQSalag seeFetary, Mrs
w. A. Macy, ereAsurer, and N. q. NQst
leI, business mRaageg,
dAe Hphpk9ns ats not sa nupagQus as
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06
LANES AAAQNEY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. la eeaasad-Aani
RlpsaAeolI and, Aadt@N HsAilaagAls eNsesategso o.
Richard DtssGoli, deceased, bNQsftEf Of tao SNffse
gateso s Htsdsoasc county dAlea AHrelsl II. 1856 hereby
35yess notice to the cfelitoEs Oh sad dteedentt0
1llng5 IN their debts, demands aifAi claims AGAINST
the eStates Of saAd4deeede9ss ttiidesS. oastl ogs ailifl9r
atlqp, within AInes Aansllss Tran thfs dhfe ot 4sAl
oxdeK, OK theg Will DC f0rofaK halfed Qk Asly action
theEAfogf assinsS ss4d eAses159zs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06
WHAT is fHH fR9gBLEF
Linden Avenue Church
People Say II Is MOI
Over Miss AFR7
stF9Rg, but De-
cline TO Say
Mere:

gAAN
MBtGs
49,
at tbe bottom n tBe H9HBles Up tRs HE
9sR AFsHHs m He
nQg speceeq Hs+F MFH Rss4rse tfs
yetieepce Of tbose WHO kRnooXW tfhe ttpqiltt stLS9Fyy,
Fhe ae5. " y ksl4eF Il tRs P~FessPt
Rast9F q, ERAss Shhteh ~ taSing
9H s4t 88s Rts5d p a fT't 81.
sss4Fors 4 getf / bis sidg & fhs ss4sisapg
repoffs f1ER8 tf6G sfafeMsht 81 faaefs
ff8gtpF KeiheEs ptiQF to Ills AssHtnfhlfhss
Charge of The EiHae4 AysnHe, EHA4fEhh
hlAsf BsssHH ,1 tB ssBgFggs 81 R oSSBHfH4H Nh bssp
Ms Mash IFS f4tHs Hsts IT. lbbfbf fffsgf5
t8a + 8ss# 4aF / i Bs ig#s iHg
gf atsssHst9n, RI tflfE fennflfehl faH49tHkk 5s4pHfS
9f The meMbets, WH9 VETS alYiasa III
9plpfYn BHsf9t Bkssiihg s. ri n tndtss
fBs Ehg S4HHfIssss haas ubSIig Hind Fiat Il
#ag nsds gsaFg fqF the A99es 4tgaiHs
fheptpf his plans ~ f4tr9qHee r slIIllestEst
dlselpHne ~ ths mHHnAes Hlsrt IT. TIE
ghnTFh than nag, REP, fgtHeFty glHE,
Faster BetHeE sHIq th4f Pc qua his RiAAs
bsf9Eg Hish9Bs AA1tafg# ana fgstsE IA
NfaHaSsF 8Ht it4 Fa a8FF SFg #8Hs * ri
astQE Keiaeg ayers that if Wag biz
EEf4iE3EEa gH at95 * HHSSaHfb RI gH B tb rs S Saf5E fhat
tas Hsahs q mHkHs hfm sHsfHiss
MISS A~HAsTR9Ng3s g4RE4eE
S4lsss 4tfHiS 44tnst46tts HE s1tt1istreS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06

Fo c~RsBaBoRs

Estate OF Patrick RFasaS, BeqeAsed,
James AploIieg, AalnlnlkaEafon oa fasFseaS staseF.
s essaass 9as IN S Sasss. III. 4 hsfs 1,st s,ssss nS Il fe' sSs
essditoss 81 sall deeedeAk @ hssns ln alsAi 4hpsss
esdeHst 4aiers osth 81 aiflIghAtsoia within nine
AaQathSlrolH the dtstaoR saaa ossGFk QseAhaE Wilde
fassYaIr barred Of aaH action Aeleges against sata
administrator,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06

Rxafi3t@r'sBss

JRSsas GrpY, December IL. 1858.
fpnthss4iags pa-nissaoAess4nas fesr ttse County
gsatIssass1s undsse esnesltg oss GAapser exxylu.
OF thesl Aiss Of 1shhy s3ua lIAYee Hre&test 1ats INQ naestt
Iogs iIapseylng esFsaAn1 lands sgssnsatssdeseFiRs&
a aes,s s1 seS,ssss ~ a ssses aisos as shsS s sssissssIts'f sa M sss sNe
sAss q 5aalnselpi a@4 kEsp Angs tsS ssagsl a 9Eass,
stges g, Is Npsgf q as psepsftg snoysle q thst
agsFle esssse tess3l asssi 5sSssasos ssssss salass
d sac asenVss atng 3da39o aessss aalsing 1ssa51U
S gsss sss & asssj 6e 81 s ss pss ssssS
IA sEinasxe ttak IL ssllt cess 4sss.s6 ceasRpbstee thsE
wessSsss1se f9s - n ,sass,f ssA II as s,sS 7ts sssfssa sssAs az 81
park purposes uaAkaps ttee teseA oests osS tins paEk
fssstsaSs s'ssassSces az rasseseasnsessfos i
fSgssss 6 s ~ e sssssssssaai ,. ".,.,. ,..,,, Y Gss5s
0ssa'r' s'.e'''Apaa AK aafE $50
SossoS sana 5ss,as sss asss s.'.'..s't., s sSsss9
Tfhisssaisssssai asssss sisans ssnatassA adssssssgss fqsy desel
opaaept as a pasN ltss9ayldedk9st hsgaoEft psaaA
y ss 4 ss ssss 81 s II Yea sss sssi sss, ~ & f Fissa sssa - ssssss
oaelsasrisidst whars gfess a.tassS ssssTs5 ~ naa9as
ysssea 81 sesae sa}es6 ssst sSoSss ads sssfsrs IN:
dsrtgspg teesuFfEees ON tpsasahtss AttaaAepeanot
apsreepingssa ID eSisbeT 90 taereek risas frena
6g@t tseki aAuNe DO snetFee oH tsssssAA naaohst
pasSpsss "a sssssf ssaf sslesss.
dftyA 0k SVhlGH aFecSer ud3a1kssefs WIZ o
asreafaink ag sne hAadsed psasursaasss
re 9rxsFs agssatsp % pEspassas ass ~ asss 1 sssss ~ -
asQNe ke SVakes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TnaaaaaE easEsls1 III sloDeS eastward ia geasla aina
d9iakianR tewaR& fhH eaRah
Thstspse4 IS air eada mp arss seIt sptaeat 70 ssess
the sahssab Il sanas and rasse e6 dandes aeb
that iaanssg reads and s~elER scadldG hee made wttal
fhiHs eetluacenbaia 40A trees over skxxiaehHs id
dkamatsrsaa,s ahnnh WY Hi.aas sstx LnaehsS lnhse
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06
THR IdNeQLNls REeQRR.
The Members FhfRh n geats ths Bgiia'
ing and lpap Heeora.

FAS NLNHT AfNlEN ENEFNlHHe
Ebe eleventh q4arteFly meetipg 9f ths
LncolH Building ana h9qnp Association
81 dorsey Gity, was hela 81 Tuesday eyeH-
Ing in It's Fq9ms IN ths B9qr#em BHtta.
ing HheFe was 2 targs atteHashes ~
g~bBFeb9lders. TBS seerefAFyl$s FeP9ftt #;as
supmutea, shqMihg the Msnqpsrshfp ~ us
III, OWNING 4,&s1 shares, cQAsistfng 81
HFst, seeoHa aAd thita sertes, tbs pfplHlts
EespeetNeiy being g f8, &sAg alia Ut
MaaEE4fHng Fac gatne PSI sH9fe HI HHttst ssfiss
Sf1 lH{; seeQnal " m ahHAa trftaal e "a ths
Two months, ana eoAsideEing THAI the
money has AetHAily been, pn tbs AYsEaee
Invested only 1ne half III the AH9fe
peElQds, the meApers may epAefatAt4ts
themselYes "a the fesnifs, Hlleh tAes ps-
lteyg snfpass tlQse 81 ang 9ttef ass9fi4.
tf9h II fbe eBHAtyy fsf tAe corresponding
.JpaglAg ff9m ths AeaftE aFplaHse
as above stated met With tAs entifg sails
faetiQH III the MeMpets p4esenL HHfitns
tile e4isteaee az tfThe IiAeQlAf they haze
lbgAea pnt an bend and MqFtgase slaS Atia:
The afyisible prghts assfeeats ssf 3ss %,
Two sales Of HQAeE #elE made dnflng
tAH ggs4iAg, 9As gf Ten stafes, AAaa .49tAe q
HffeeA SHARES bflAsiHAgS $Sp attHa sSas e htE5,
AilAm, tesPeetfBetE Ell ssttt YHttsitfs
Was made fgr more sAalgs III the thlfa
series the limltga nnmhsr ,s9a, hAFins
aiieaaY been Substituted tpt = ana az
atnenaneAt has heen MAde tp the by1.iaFss
to lueIeQse tie capital stQpk, SO tilat ners-
after, if adopted, there wiz he na hlmil V
Shares ID any sefies. aAe 9ext lnssfins n
tie ass3eiatii9ra 4syiilf he heia 3RAe W
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06
4he ehnnaeller ttit HWa M9men.

Ihe new fefrEheat bsFeen1, noW fHn,
ning 9n the Barclay street feffg7 haa q
SMASH Up On Aer seeena DAY Yesterday
afteEnqon, as she was enlerlAg her sap,
tue sttqng enrfeAt carried her With sreaf
f6gee against the spikes AT the siae 81 tthle
slip, aAe collision hrQke tWA pf ths
stlAehiaAs On the siae 9f tRs peab ana
a1e suddg1 crash also kn4ekea one ot
the ehandeliefs I'll tbs ladies' eahiA cut Qf
position ana fell vi tAa HppE EWp
M9nAen were stgpek, gAa enc III thaR re-
GelYea q painful wound en- sAe heaa. bi9Eth,
Mere bfougAt bach tp Hphoken and AZ
tended ia tAe snper1nFepdent pfhSs Sne
6thgf WMag MI. WiR9@k9 * s New
T3ik Avenue, 4erAs8 05tg Heights she
was sent home la q eagf1Age
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IN gfS@n SAas tAe HAL AeQoARt o4 he sAeaegkReE
eNacuE9E Qf J2gaea &a1eA- deceased VIII be AM1ssed
SoQs and reported foE sesA@AeAs oA SATURDAY, SA9
Nah day "a June RQxA
Ratea ApSA ~ a, D. sssa.
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Netlees IA settleMent.

NORGE or sEFFLEAENF-SoFIeE is HEREBY
~ gwen fAat ths ASc9LlAt " she sAAseklhsF4
executors Qk JAnaeS EeAh, aeeSasaa %tR pe audited
aud stated by tbs Surrogate az he GeHAty Of ANe
So4a and eegqsted fSg se1tszasas On saturday. shs
1s1h day 81 May neNA.
patea MAeQA IL a, D. 1851.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06

SALE-HUDSoN c COURT.
y John Fl. Keeney and Everett W. KeeDey, part
ner, etc, VS.. John 0fKeefe. builder, and Bridget
Okeefe, owner.
on Contract On Mechanics Lien
FL ia. etc.
Returnable first Tuesday, April 1883.
Powen and DENIM, Attorneys
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06

NEQI4CE or SEHREEMRSF-NotApe is hereby
IN sisel tliat tha. agSostASok the saibssaipegs eS
e19ltoE 29 Sl8sh X Wild deesaseA Will b9 aai4lfsd
and stated III the surrogate OF the cUulfT Of bud
soa, aad HsRQsted for s0ttseInenB On saturday, tha
9th dtyof3nIy next
Dated MtsY "A. A. y. iSA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06

Total cost, $ASSsalb, OF. ...........$d,oW
The cost OF maintenance. including interest on
apitai invested, would be about SIS 900 per annum.
espectfully submitted, CHAS. B. BRUSH,
Civil Engineer.
Evening journal., 1889-09-13

BERoNER d Engel "Tannhaeuser" Beer
Foord Bottling Co
Evening journal., 1889-09-13
en,allness of the MnrId.

There ARE experiences in the lives Of most
Of as that bring the conviction that the
world Is but a small place after all An in
eident related by the author Of Coral
Lands" is to this very point.
Our schooner was making the very best Of
very light wind through O channel dividing
two large sized atolls, which stall be name
less in this book, when rowbont came along
side, steerod by a youngish looking white
man, Of course as brown n a berry, and clad
In shirt and trousers only.
Telling the boys to keep alongside. he came
up our side, and, after purchasing some to
bacco and other odds and ends, for he was a
local trader asked him to accept the hospi-
tality Of our cabin over some sardines and
biscuit.
He suddenly turned round on me, and ask
81 Ii | had seen the so-and-so's lately, mem
tioning tho names Of old school fellows Of
mine, and most intimate friends He had
recognized his old classmate, but failed at
tirst sight 20 see IN the hronzed. stockingless
waif Of the Fncilic. trading Ia a most remote
cluster Of atolls, the same fellow who, fifteen
years before. used to help me considerably
over the correct rendering Of some puzzling
Greek authors AZ Youths Companion.
Evening journal., 1889-09-13

Don't wear a silk hat 20 picnic.
Don't wear tight clothing Of any sort
Don't hang your Macintosh 10 warm
place.
Don't affect horizontal stripes II you are
short in stature.
Don't eonfound very tight glove with a
web fitting glove.
Don't carry a silk umbrella at the middle
Use the handle always
Don't sit cross legged II you wish to pre-
serve the set of your trousers.
Don't wear an deliberately patterned vest
with a Prince Albert coat
Don't wear pronounced effects ia down
stripes II sou are tail and slight
Don't wear make up neckwear If you can
adjust easily and gracefully you tics and
scarfs
Don't-though some men with pretensions
TO style do--wear "A high hat with saek coat.
Don't put on a collar which has just been
relaundered, without examining it for raw
edges
Don't wear last seasons hat with the idea
that people will regard you as prosperous but
eccentric
Don't play tennis with the ordinary bust
ness shoes on. The right sort for the game
can be bad cheap.
Don't get into heated argument on a sum
mer's day unless your linen is thoroughly well
starched.
Don't wear satin or raised pattern neck
wear II your beard is harsh or bristly Wear,
lnstoad close woven silk such us gros grain,
etc.-Mons 0ntftter
Evening journal., 1889-09-13

GEORGE DlERlNG on septem az II, hy
the Rev George Y Thompson. Edwin NJ
6eorge 81 Ceutfevlle, Md., and Rebecca 9ier-
ing Of Lehigh county, Pa
HORN R.-ln this city, On the nth
instant, BIZ The Bev David Howard. 81 Torn
and Mary Virginia Farke., both 81 this city.
HUNT CROSBY -On September 3, 1T TIE
Rev. w ii. Bnrrell, at CamQen, N ". Thomas
Il Hunt 0f Philadelphia, and Miss Jennie
Crosby Of Darby, Pa
HUSBANDS ARMSTRONG lon Septem.
heriN At the Ashury ~. 3, parsonage, By file
Rev John u, Y Hanna, Robert Husbands
ESQ Of Wilmington and Miss Esteila II
Armstrong Of Mt Pleasant Del
JONES LUCAs.-ln Union n. F. parson
age, on Wednesday evening, September II
by the Rev, Adam Stengle, william j, Ione,
81 MlddlctOwn. Del, and Miss Mary f. Lucas
of Sassa!ras Nd
MARTIN TRUMP Mt Pleasant on the
10th instant, by the Rev }. r.. Van BurksloN
Charles J Martin anG Susan ]. Trump, an 81
Br8ndywine hundred
WILSON RlCHARDs.-In this city, o.
the 9TH instant, by the Rev. George NJ. Hick
man, James J. Wilson 81 sparta, Ca, and n
May Richards of che ter county Pa.
Evening journal., 1889-09-13

One Of our western historical societies pos
sasses copies Of the following newspapers.
The names were copied from is files and
published in The Writer, Of Boston, by MIR
n, o. PopenOe;
Kansas Prairie Dog, Cheyenne County
Rustler, Clark County Clipper, Cash City
Cashier, AIorganville News and SunAower,
The Saturday Cyclone, The Brick, The Eye,
The Allison Breeze and Times, The Head Cen
tire and Daily Morning Sun, The Broad Axe,
Grip, Locomotive, Kansas Cowboy, The
Evansville Boomer, Hill City Lively Times,
Western Cyclone, Conductor Punch, Cinlar-
ron Herald and Kansas Sod House, The Mon.
tezuma Chief, Ensign Razzoop Border Ruff
tan, The Jayhawker and Palladium, Sante
Fe Trail, Comanche Chief and Kiowa Chief,
Daily Infant Wonder, The Scout, Gopher.
and Winona, The Ratchet, The Fanatic, The
Comet the Boomerang, The Hornet The
Wasp, Astonisher and Paralyzer. Inzslingers
Advertiser Grisby City Scorcher, Sunday
Growler, The Prairie Owl Springfield Soap
Box, The Whim-Wham, Sherman County
Dark Horse, The Bazoo, Thomas County Cat,
and Grit