The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-05

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evening quite recently he dined with Mrs;
J. w; Boardman, pr0prietress of the Hotel
woodruff. Visiting Mrs. Boardman is a
cute little niece, about five years OF age.
she is a regular chatterboX, n makes
many bright remarks during a day. Fear
ing lest the child would astonish the
preacher by some o~utlandish saying, her
aunt warned her to keep mum during the
dinner.
The admonition was listened to with
awe, and at the table the little one scarcely
dared look at Mr.. Stowe, not wishing TO
commit a supposed sin. While the serVapC
was absent from the room the little glri
noticed there was no butter on her small
pink dish.
She didn't mind holding her tongue, but
to eat bread without butter--that would
never do. She took a survey of the tapie,
and 10 and behold, the butter dish was 81
rectly in front of the preacher. Wistfully
She gazed at both for a few seconds.
Never in her brief existence did she APP
pear so p~ensive. Then gathering al her
courage and clearing her throat, she
said:-'Dear pastor, won't you please,
Tor Chrlst's sake, pass the butter?"
The Rev. Mr.. Stowe never received such
a shock. He leaned over in his chair to
pick up his napkin, which, of course,
not fallen. Mrs. Boardman must at that
moment arrange a window curtain, ana
the other guests were suddenly troubled
with a friendly cough.
aona ~ aianei, sedTsaelsleu ln ha o snS nn
NJ The On tab paopeh capeia wa ns;tivaIy 1rove
tbot ts = auie Mno coulu posiTTrliY ,oS p'
'ha9 she was aiiVe.-Chac"9o le"SeS'
Hired Farewells.
The other morning, as the departing
Cunard steamship was casting off its
lines and swinging out into the stream,
nm elderly lootine bnsinaes man hastily
embraced a Iadv who xuas one Of the
PASSENGERS and rnshed. down the gang
pIanL 70 tho Yza1L
Going hn,.r;adiv nm IN a. Mechanically
Ioafer ygbo wac xv~atcbfng tbe hIsv crowd
the oantIenoan drayr him behind q nile of
freiSht and aid
itSyant To earn a do1lar9u
ssYou bet.n
You See hat lady in black on the
BRIDGE there ~ said tbe citizen
nCert -
well. that's nv wife going to Europe.
Now Of oorrse III sIoM Mite gooHs na ~ stapd
mere Iof Lhe next twenty minutes Wnlle
sne steansnlp Is packing ana naiihS
and watch her ont Of sipht. Seefn
Il ketch on, boss"
Mell, I'm TOO pusy 60 1901 mere
SUI puy, ol1 70 aGiSnu w. one AZ
VIZ near slBntsu, SO ~ JUST llrg You 70
-.
one, WIN req porder, anu as long as sne
RES ~ Snem tnlnk us me. Conne up y
No; w wan sIreeO Wnen Uney are wen III
4 III pay Q
oposlil n LOOKS through a telescope
OF Sutnln
N tna1 case u V 70 pury your
race IN the handkerchief and Go the great
weep acG;, :.
Inatl pc lilly cents extra
All rI9nC. lime IS money. LOOK sharp
now! Q can KISS your hanus q lew
1llleS ~, say, q nlme per KISS, anu
swapping MS wa On The oyerdflven pusl.
ness man rushed OH.
we print thls affectlng little incident 10
call 70 Inc tact thGl Ine Hlan
illus elnPloySu mas gone INTO the business
regularly, ne IS now u professional rare
Weller, anq business men ana others can
save ValuaUle tlIhe ana YET give thelI uec
paroins iela1Ives an enbRusiasIlc Senu-on
10y applying 10 the above speclallsG any
stedhns45p gay. 90 early 10 aVolu Inc
uch. s.
Hidden Mexican Treasure.
Ev+ans;va oyo,,o+ions 40 ho;nnn,oda
.'e @o oeAns n"N0
at the suburban town OF Covoacan, Next
co, at a place lying on the outskirts of the
,v;,darnass knov,n 90 tbe nodrao.1 mr.
s+ony orn1nG ,uTiah ~ fnrr,ar . yros
noted % - ba1nt for brigands and is even
now considared 80 . rase't FOR 4 an garor,a
cbarecters wban a' n1rsmed nv officers of
i]nsfice The ohiact Of the sxcavations
which are heinz msSa Nv private a]ssocia1'
tianss is If nossIhia to sanyer treos,1res
Of @ofd and tiewaIs s,Innosed n he bidden
n : era nv Fmnaro MAXI anna ot the tima
If the Snanish conn,1ast
Sanor Warcado one Of tba marty ar oa oed
in this work is y Iineai descendant Of /
iact 4ztec 1En,naror Cuantemac whose
pbdOl1S oNtOluS nc PIllCfIdl PIOHlCAnQO VI
has in his possession ~hierogIyphic docu.
ments, which convince him that it was in
the pedregal that Montezuma ma ms
eoIdan e1n 4 fe,y waets > val,lahiee
Black pearl was found, and also an emer-
aid near some skeletons discovered in a
subterranean passage. The excavations
are certainly remarkable. having already
disclosed a subterranean staircase, wind
ing. passages and vaults, JaWbones and
skeletons, destitute or tusk or teeth,
thus, according TO senior Mercado,
proving beyond question that the ndian
there buried were pure Aztecs. He es-
Inmates the value OF the buried treasure at
not less than 20,OO0,0O O, but says THAI