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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13


abandoned tie smooth face system aud
appears feraeicus ia a fun beard.
Joe i)0nohue IS glad that Lent Is ended.
He says SHAT lie has done nothing since
Easter bit eat sanaTe meals anu enjoy
himself.
wondering whether there is ..slivy'' In
the proposed school house site.
The serenade "Wednesday night by the
Saengerbunt OF Jersey CRY Heights, was
Il graceful tribute 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gallery. and 4 decided tseat to tie neigh
bors.
Surrogate O'Nel was oae OF the most
active workers at tae polls Election Day
i'll his district Mayor cleveland may
thank him for the Democratic vote polled
III his precinct.
Counsellor Dougherty has grown a
Will make the wind whistle 10 blow
through. He was generously congratu-
lated BY his friends AT the Court House
last week on The fertility of his chin and
check
Henry Hanley is ambitious to be colonel
OF the SpielInnn Guards, hut he cannot
get there He must content himself With
The office Of boss of the liquid refresh
ment department.
Sessions Court Clerk Wiseman has
Threatened to hand in his resignation TO
County Clerk Mclaughlin unless he is
given police protection He objects to
the young women standing In trout OF his
windows TO iiift with HIM Poor things,
they can't help 1t, but Jimmy don't know
just how fascinating and handsome he is.
1he girls do.
Daniel Black, whose grocery is at Laid
law ana Bonner avenues, is anxious TO
learn how many votes were cast for him
Tuesday He was the Prohibition candi-
date for Mayor. 1t is safe o say that his
was the only prohibition vote in that pre-
clnct
Henry Meyers thought lie WAS an
Alderman for sure the early part of Tues
day evening. He listened to the first
returns at the Webster avenue station.
and then congratulated himself and the
crowd on his election. He weakened
When adverse returns came in, but
Prigge, AID Smith and others bolstered
him by telling him to wait until the
gravel train was heard from. He
heard from it later, and then he retired
Disguised
Henry A Hellerman. In his attempt to
SQUAT in Justice Peioubet's office,
reckoned without his host 1t was ii
sharp dodge, but it didn't work, and
Squire JOHNNIE demonstrated that he
is u bad man to fool with.
Gallagher, the Prohibition grocer Of
Newark avenue, constitutes the Prohibi-
ton parry OF his section. The head
quarters adjoining his grocery We're ex-
tensiyely placarded Tuesday with notices
thai tickets could be procured there, and
Gallagher looked after both the head
quarters ana his store. There was no
rush for tickets, however, and he is now
anxious as TO how many votes the Prohi-
bition ticket polled III the city.
Among the other bad habits Inspector
Saltonstau has is cigarette smoking aud
Inspector Allen has declared war on the
practice. Allen as Health inspector
has threatened to have his brother in
spector arrested for creating a nuisance
by the use of the obnoxious weed IN the
Health Office
Since widow with eight children
called at the Court House and informed
all in the building that Eddie Gritten is a
lovely man, the young man has worn 81
sad expression on his face
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13
BAYONNE BREEzEs.


Police Sergeant Cornelius Van Horn
has invented for the cure of corns and
bunions new remedy that he proposes
to patent and put upon the market If all
he says OF the virtues of the compound is
true he is a prospective millionaire. The
principal ingredients OF the repledy are
Concentrated I've and capsicum. The ser
geant's manner of using the compound is
to fill the feet OF his boots with strong
solution and then wear the boots the
next day. Two such applications will
effect q cure, according to his assertions.
The fiat has gone FORTH Those dis
gruntlcd Republicans OF the First ward,
who repndiated Councilman Henry Meigs,
are TO De disciplined.
That popular Scottish humorist, Will
lam d. Gordon, has evinced much strate-
getic ability for SO juvenile politician.
Being ambitions TO become Il Justice of
the Peace he made rather round eyes at
the Democratic nomination. Fate con-
spired TO CAL him from town the night
the primary was held, and the candidacy
did not go his way. Then he began lay
ing pipes for the Republican nomination,
which he secured without opposition four
nights later, although the boys knew
of his non-success III the other direction
On Tuesday he was trinmphantly chosen
to the office.
Ex-Schooi Ii uStee William IL. Hrevert
is SO miffed at the defeat OF his political
Moses, eN-CouncilInan John II. Sieaman,
that he has swern to never cast vote
hencefor, il for the Republican ticket ex-
cept in national affairs
The friends of Recorder John II. Besher
noticed sort Of Mr.. Hyde-Dr Jekyil
transformation IN his appearance within
il few hours during the past week. On
Tuesday night when he vote was being
counted aud every body began to believe
that x-Freeholder James Rollston would
succeed 10 the membership, Judge Besii
er's countenance was very much elon-
gated and extremely salicw. 1lie air il
Wort was one of almost absolute despair.
Early Wednesday morning the Judge
was chipperly tripping about town win
his head surmcunted by new silk tile.
The look OF mingled satisfaction, surprise
aud elation upon his face made il glow
with the rosy flush IL a quadruple flow
cred blood red peony.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13
ROUND THE COUNTY.
Personal Points on the Tire
Of the Revolving Wheels
Of Time.
PAULUs HOOK HASH,


Ii every one could only see the beauty
Of johnny Egan, the boss Of the Darcy
Asso citation, as 3ohnny sees it. every one
would be awfully jealous. But John can
not help his good looks: he was born that
way
Tom Trotter says he is out for honest
politics and he would like TO have his
character and that OF all other. election
officers vindicated by recount. Tom
saids further, that his feelings had been
hurt. Poor Tom!
Johnny Hewitt was SO deeply inter
ested IN the election of Mayer Cleveland
thtt ne did not go to bed at all on Tues
nay night, and Sheriff Davis is RESPONSE
bic Tor the remark that Ionn has had no
time to sleep since because he wanted to
properly congratulate the Mayor
Everybody at C0oper's Hall Tuesday
night felt grateful TO the Police Depart
inent for the excellent arrangement for
The announcement Of the election returns.
Inspector bange says the ARRANGEMENTS
will be even more complete next time.
II The new Police Headquarters building
- aiot finished the reporters will BE nut
up in the gallery IN Cooper Hall aud
catch the sound as it hoats upward.
Justice Weed lost d nights sleep over
fears that he would be- defeated Tor re-
election, Notwithstanding the fact that he
had been endorsed by Democrats and
Republicans At least Jake Kramer saws
so; and what Jake says about the Judge
goes.
Assistant Chief Denmead, OF the Fire
department, is an inveterate smoker.
President Somers, of the Street and
Water Board, has muscles in his arms
that. can almost be felt before they are
touched.
Jerry Cleveland looks happy.
Enoch Smiths new saloon is what he
claimed it would he--a tlaisy
1t is a matter of general regret that
Justices Davis and W arren were defeated
for reelection
II is said that Chief Farrier, of the Fire
Department, hangs his hat directly over
s9ariieln's portrait to catch inspiration.
When the weather becomes warmer the
picture of the martyr statesman will
probably catch PRECIPITATION.
The most interested spectator in the
naughty tale of the loves of Captain
Lockwood and Henrietta Sullivan. as
told at the Court, House Friday, was
Frank Schroepfer, and he appeared to
enjoy the story.
There is some prospect of lively time
between the Street and Water Board and
the Fire Board over possession OF the plot
OF ground upon which it Is proposed to
erect the new Fourth Precinct Station
House. The Street aud Water Board on
thursday awarded contracts for the
erection OF the building, lust as though
no notice had been served by tie Fire
Bo I'd to the effect that the property was
in its possession. Chief Farrier has re-
ceiyed certain secret Instructions cen
corning the matter. President CONWAY
refuses to divul9e the nature Of the in
structions, but says the Department will
at least turn The hose ON the first man
who removes shovelful OF dirt Of from
the premises.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13
UNION HILL FINDS.

Several kicking Democrats have at last
succeeded in pleasing the Republicans.
and the split tickets elected Haege to the
Council and Hill Collector The election
Of Haege makes the Board tie between
the two parties.
II was rumored in Union Hill on cleo
ton day that there were twenty tickets in
the field. Although this certainly is an
exaggeration, the number OF tickets was
remarkable. One of the tickets is on ex-
hibition in the Town Hall It is called
the 'Tise Moonshiners' Ticket
The venerable Recorder Schleicher just
got there by bare majority of fifty votes
While the returns were coming IN mis-
excitablc demeanor was painful to be-
hold
Jimmy Usher, the brother of AS
semblyman Usher, is one Of the promi-
nent young men of the Hill and is liked
by all the boys.
Charley Mas says the election strikes
him as being all right. Charley. how
ever, was not very active during the cam
palgn. preferring TO watch the fight from
afar
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HUDSON CITY CRASH.

John e. Macarthur takes naturally and
kindly to his new official title, but he will
always be Johnnie with the boys.
Squire" w. V. O'Connell and all the
members of 'Our Union who took part
in the presentation OF rHazel Kirke, 7
Tuesday night did well, but the Justice
looked at times as, though he would like
TO hear the latest news Of the ELECTION.
.Dominiep Taylor is the only Methodist
Clergyman taken away from the Hudson
City section by the recent conference
Policeman William Evans has been
I'm Of his full beard, aud now he has
fltroduce himself to his most intimate
buds
niilar difficulty, but La his case be has
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13

by local applications, az they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear There is only one
way TO cure Deafness and ttat is b. the CONSTR
tutioual remedies. Deafness is caused BY an
inflamed condition OF tiIe mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets iniinmed
you have d rurubling sound OF imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is
The result and Unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube resi- ored to its normal
condition, hearing viii be destroyed forever;
nine cases ont Of ten are caused by cat1rrh
which is nothing but an iDflamed condition Of
the mucous surfaces
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness Caused by cafarrh) that we
cannot cure by taking Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars free.
ri. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists 1sc
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13
WEST HoBOK EN- WINDS.

The Democratic party in this town
should feel proud. They elected the en-
tire ticket. The bold and fearless "Tom''
Finnegan was returned to the Council,
Notwithstanding the enormous opposition
Henry Schneider, the genial Town Clerk
will call the roll III the Council Chamber
for another year.
doe" Smith has launched out as a
composer He has prepared waltz song
for the entertainment of Americas Hook
and Ladder Company. ''Joet is always
looking for something original.
That magnificent place of worship, the
Monastery, was visited by thousands on
Easter Sunday, bat the pleasure of the
visit was considerably married by the
awful condition of the street. Now that
the new Council Is about TO organize, the
first business they should transact is to
provide for he having of streets.
Billy Parmentai is satisfied with the
election. He won considerable money in
bets.
Stranger lin horse car)-"Is this West
H0bokenD Conductor Yes Stran-
ger How long viii it take me to reach
the Hoboken ferrys" Conductor One
hour Stranger fai1tS
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13
4 HOUSE WITHIN A HOUSE.
The Odd Freak of Newark Property
Owner and His Tenant.

Special to the Sunday dofa1aq Nsi0s.
NEWARK, April Il, lS9o.-A house with
in a house is an architectural phenomen-
on which is soon to take form on South
Orange avenue, at the corner of Camden
street, this city, aud Architect Edward
Wuerth is the man who is about to ac-
compiish IT.
reporter sat gazing at the plans from
which tliis monstrosity is 10 be evolved
the other day while the architect labored
away with the 4 square, pencil and com
pass 10 effect solution TO the problem.
TITS going to take pile OF engineer
ing" said the architect, us he punctnred
the paper with his compass. II seems
that Brewer Franz kastner has made up
his mind to build u colossal Hat house ut
the corner of South Orange avenue and
Camden street There were five houses
on the plot a few weeks ago, but two have
been moved away and two torn down.
Fred Theurer occupies the fifth house
and evidently intends to continue to do
SO. His lease does not expire for a year
and he has announced to Brewer Kastner
in particular, aud the world in general.
that he win not yacate. All efforts to in
duce hifn to depart have been as drops OF
water on the back of the Legendary duck,
and there he remains. Bat Brewer
Kastner Is equally determined that his
new Hat house Shall be completed py
next October, or November at the latest.
TIE new flats will be built TO within a
few inches of Iheurer's house on ali
four Sides, leaving small passageway in
trout for Iheurer and his family 70 reach
the outside world Theurer's bailding is
but two stories high. aud the new house
will he built over it for q height OF ten
stories, with the smaller house entirely
enveioped like nut in IFS shell or a small
bali within a larger one, after the ap-
proved fashion Of japanese carving
Thsurer knows perfectly well what is
going 70 be done, and instead u displeas
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13
GREENvILLE SLASH.

Nothing has been heard OF the Happy
GO Lucky Club" OF late. Perhaps they
W ere keeping Lent and have forgotten
that the Forty Days are oyer. Or prob
ably they have blended their social fet-
lures With the Molly Mulligan Society
Swags
Tennis clnbs and bah teams are being
organized by The dozeus, bur where, Oh
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13
WEEHAWK EN- BLINDS.

What contrast to elections in other
townships was that Of Weehawken
There was only one ticket IN the field and
Of course there was no wrangling st the
polls. no disappointed candidate or any Of
the other election characteristics Simon
is the daisy of them all.
Dr- khoades is a pronounced epicure and
is constantly telling ..roinH Murray
what the good things OF life are. By the
way, what would become Of Tom if the
great game OF dominoes became extinct
1t IS said that an ordinance will be pas
sed shortly In the town allowing Mon
golians to pass through the town on a
horse car. Tbs Mongolians ought TO be
thankful for this great privilege.
"a. SilfIoru IS cuiilvatlng his voice At
ago Ed. sang in a church choir
Inc great and peerless Mike Hannah
Will sit with his usual grace ana dignity
at the meetings of the Board of Council
in f4Ifs1ra
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land say that the book bseru at Busch 5
Hotel cannot be beat.
Freebooter Covle states that he IS g
candidate Tor Street Commissioner
Marry McDermott, the genial City
Clerk, comes up Smiling after ak the pol
itical smoke has blown over There APP
pears to be no doubt nov that Marty
viii be reappointed
George Dusterwitz, OF the Seeoud Regi-
ment Drum Corps, is conceded 70 be one
OF the finest drum heaters in the State.
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LATEST NEWS,

In the Senate, on the 7th, the House
amendment to the joint resolution for
the removal of the naval magazine from
Ellis Island. n, Y, was cprcurred in.
The Montana election case was then
taken up. and speeches in favor of both
the majority md minority reports were
made, and the matter was still pending
when the Senate went into executive
session......... In the House motion to
suspend the rules and pG-s Tie Senate
Dill granting pensions to soldiers and
sailors who arc incapacitatcd for the
performance of labor, and providing for
pensions to widows and minor children
and dependent parents, was lost. A
number of public building and othor
bills were passed.
WILLIAM GALLOWAY, who ran the
first engine over tho baltimore tE Ohio
railroad, and who was probably the old
est locomotive engineer in the world,
died suddenly of apopleXy,at Baltimore,
on the Tth. lie was born in Baltimore
County on September 25, 1899, of En-
glish parents, and began his railroad
ing career January %, 1893.
FULLY 1900 Massachusetts, carpenters
will demand reduction of hours on
md after May l.
THIRTEEN Cinnamon were arrested at
San Diego Cal, on the 9th, in an at.
tempt to cross the line between Mexico
and the United States at Liaiuana.
They had come W overland from En-
senada, iii Lower California.
MAJOR LIEBERr, previous to his de-
parture from Berlin for Zanzibar, was
charged by Emperor William to use all
means in his power to induce Emin
Pasha to enter the service of Germany.
STANLEY condemns tho British East
Africa Company for allowing American
and Russian sportsmen to exhaust for
mere pleasure the preserves of their ter
ritory, and says it would be far better
to allow Germany to control the dis
trict, as she would at least prevent buc;
caneering.
On account of insufficient evidence
several OF the charges against Moussa
I'ey have been dropped.
A MEETING of Emperor William and
Queen Victoria will take place at Darn
stadt on the 24th.
MAY Q, it is announced, has been
fixed as the date for the assembling of
the new German Reichstag.
The recall of the Bulgarian Minister
at Belgrade was not due to strained re-
lations between the two Balkan States,
but TO the fact that the Servian Govern
ment bad sent the Sofia Cabinet proofs
OF the bulgarian Minister'S intrignes
against the Regency and the Shrviag
government. .:
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FOREIGN.

pTEN THOUSAND builders employees and
500 bakers apprentices were on Il strike
at Vieiina. Austria, oil the Isl.
THE 10Th birthday of Prince Bismarck
was elebratcd throughout Germany on
the 1st.
A MAN was hanged at Szegedin, Hun
gary, on the I'd for the murder of eight
women
ADvIcEs of the I'd sag that the Cost
puiriachic reduction works near Chi
huahua, Mex, owned by New York
company, had been destroyed by fire at
a loss of S2,OOO OOo
THE Mexican Congress was opened in
the City Of Mexico on the ID. President
baa III his Message said that the
finances of the republic were flourislling
and the affairs of the country generally
were in satisfactory condition.
PRINCE BISMARCK announced on the
Sd that he had decided to frequently cx.
press his opinions on public matters
through the German press.
AS THE result of a dispute in restau-
rant at Debreczin, Hungary, forty chal-
lenges to duels were issued on the 3d.
THE State Treasurer of the canton of
Ticino, Switzerland, was arrested on the
Sd on the charge Of ombezzling 1000, 900
francs,
On the Sd two women aid a negro girl
were burned to death in fire which de-
stroyed the Chamber of Commerce at
Santiago dc Cuba.
ALL the universities in Russia were
ordered closed on the 18th owing to dis
order among the students.
THE Government of Newfoundland on
the 5th decided TO repeal the bait act,
and hereafter American fishermen can
purchase bait in Newfoundland harbnrs
THIRTEEN Cinnamon wero arrested on
tho 5th at Tiajuana, Mex, while making
an attempt to cross the boundary limo
into the United States.
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A CAVALRY CHARGE.
Bold Men Moving Down Into Maeistrom
of Death.

We had been held in reserve the sec
ond day at Gettysburg so long that men
and horses became nervous and afraid.
My horse was an old veteran who would
drop his head and pick at the green
grass with battery firing on either
side of us; but as the moments dragged
away on this occasion he evinced wom-
ans nervousness. l looked down the
line and saw that the alignment was
constantly being broken by the horses
backing up or forging ahead. They
could see the fighting to the right and
in front and the smoke from the Union
battery to tho left and in front of us
drove back and over us and the horses
breathed it in and blew it out of their
nostrils in gasps.
A tremor of excitement-asort OF shiv-
er-ran down the line.
The wind had shifted bit to blow
the smoke to our left, and down across
the meadows we saw the Confederate
cavalry forming with green woods for a
background. Jeb Stuart's men were
there--Asnby's men-men from Hamp'
tons g.Oa-Imbsdsa's Visgia!sas--
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TtoM&s A. LYNNE, aged "a years, an
old-time actor who started theater in
Chicago when it had only 1900 inhabi.
tants, died in Salt Lake City, U. T., on
the 3D.
MURAT HALsTEAD on the Sd retired
from the editorial management Of the
Cincinnati Commercial-Gazett
TENNESSEE Democrats will meet in
State conven son at Nashville July Is.
uovERSoh GopELL, of New Hamp.
shiro being III; b. A. Taggart, presi,
dent Of the Senate, was on the Sd
chosen to fill the Office till the Governor
RECEIVERS
Miss LEILA j. ROBINSON the first
woman lawyer admitted to the Massa.
chusetts bar, was married on the Sd to
Eli B. Sawtelle, Boston business man.
ADvtcEs Of tho Sd say that in the ro.
cent election in Rhode Island for Gov.
ernor Ladd (Rep.) received 1917 votes;
Davis (Dem,). 2O,667: Larry Labor,
i,767; Chase tPro) rs. This result
leaves the choice of State officers with
the Legislature which stands: Republic
ans, As; Democrats, So.
Mrs. ELIZABETH PRICE, said to be the
oldest person in Central Illinois, died
on the,3d at bloomington in the Tooth
year Of her age.
BENJAMIN i. HALLER, Grand Master
Mason OF Tennessee, died at his resi-
dence in Memphis on the 4th.
PRESIDENT HARRISON on the 5th sent
the following nominations to the Sem
ate Brigadier-General Nelson y,
Miles, to be Major-Generali Colonel
Benjamin II. Griorson, Tenth Cavalry,
to bo Brigaidier-General; Lewis A
Grant, of Minnesota, to be Assistant
Secretary Of Waf
Mrs. WINDIATE died at Pontiac, Mich,
on the 5th, aged 103 years. She was
the oldest person in the State.
DR.. WILLIAM FITnIAN, the oldest and
richest citizen Of Nermillion County,
H.. died at Danville on the 9th, aged
9l years.
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PERSONAL AND PNirloA,

ISAAC 5. WIRMER, retired Jewish
rabbi, died in New York City on the lst
At the age OF 100 years l month and IA
lays.
GENERAL I. C. ANDERSON, member
't the famous Louisiana retArniug board
.ged 70 years, Eaf7s1'