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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-15
Aus hert TrieheusthaI.

Jrau Setter 9anu fer bon 5euerspilIe
Oiase Co., befanb ii6 leste 8ode bic,
5u geiud bei ibrem Batter, 9err gbrift
Delidldser unb febrte am Rontas tuie,
Der na6 Sauie 5uriid.
9err Ius. RalIer, Elm alter unb er.
fabrener Drei9er, bon Der gersergsad,
baridaft, bate am 5reitas poriaer
8o9e bas Mal9eur, auf benz @eae
bon 2ittle Berger bierber, on ieiner
9ampfmaidine bic 9ampfablper.e ~
serbre@en unb MIR Der @eiftessesentuart
bes Serrn WilIer 1T es su perbanfen,
baB bic Raidine nidt ben 9rei6er unb
@eipann unter ibren i6tueren 8dbern
jerntalmt bat.
Serr aus. Connie rielb nebft Sami.
lie, bon 3anias Gitn befanben fid
leste @O6e bier 5u geiud bel Der So.
milie oes 5errn Ridarb 2oebnia.
9err Gus. S9ues ipur6e anldBlid
ieines 80. @eburtstases bon Der Sries
benstbofer SupeIIe nit einem 5idnbdeu
bee5rt. gir srotuliren na6trdalid.
Seinri9 Sdneiber, SObu Suuer uno
befen gd,peiter, 5rl. 2poin, befanbeu
iid norise Bode III Big Springs su
SeIu9 bei geruanbten.
MURPHY.
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SSaee,s j!
Snbrgon9 81.

,,rx,yIlH9' unb NarmwaQen merbeu pnn lin.
"M.sleanetem eritaunenb bilIio ouf gsitetI,,no
.srlts.!i9t. .sr Gen oIlerbeiten gtobl benllke i3
"a k9eritsuuns pon Gfliioen. Sieisr gtobI
E,isaa.se a erse r pon iol6er @or;iiolidfeit Der in
n,,rSs mgS.e gs9enS fir oIei6e 3mede perrpenbet
Uu'0e' aue strbeit soranttrt, ''''''
slm,oo SEQ. @mo,
SittIe Berger, Mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-15
Aus Netu Sabcn.

Im lebten Sonntas ipuroe auf BEN
Concord SiI bas jdbrlide fatboIii den
8lcnic ubsebalten, iueldes BEL silutisem
@etter iebr 5ur 3ufsiebenbeit 9laer
ausfiel. Ser Sampfer rgpmobure"
ma6te 5iuei &unbfabrten burtbin, 70
SaB ii9 aud unIere Sirser am 9icnic
betbeili9en fonn:en.
Capt. 3ibeliu, pum Sampfer Como,
bore, tuuroe lebte @O9c Der sladli6e
Sater zines frdftissn 9ubcn.
2ebte 2So6e iuurbe rnIer Gtdbt6ei
bon mebrercn Yerlonen beiu9t bic iif
als Wa9i9er aussuben, nnb allem sln
l6eine na6 i6r ,@eldGit" peritanSeu
sic 9aben aber feline Dfentli9e 8or.
iteGung mb als lie i9on am nd9lter
Wor9en aus bcm g8ei6bilbe unIere,
Staot per16ipunoen tuaren, nermiBter
S9leef & 90. elite iuert6puue S6rot.
finite, iuel6e Die spibbubeu aus einen
Seri6nittenen S6aufeniter berausse.
Saubert batten. gtu6 unier @iienipaa
renbdnbGer befla9t ben Serluit bon II
&aiirmeiier uHb Suei Siitolen. S6rt
geute miro auf einen @ertb bon sc
peranl6la9t. Sic iino am uG6ter
Gag bon bier aus uerfol9t iuuroen, bod
mar feline Spur uun oen !6aIlunten 81
finoen.
Serr q. u. s9ueu, bon Sernlann
tit bier 5u SeIu6 BEL ieinen 9eripanb
ten, Scrrn 9eOn SOiiiuns unb 5amilie
9err s. $. Gobrer, infer Stations
I9ent, beiu6te am lesten Sonntas mil
ieiner 5amilie Die Stabt Sermann
gr reint bas Sier idmedt bort befie,
als bier, benn es siebt ia nur ein Il
i6Dnes beuti6es Sermann.
Serr @bw. &ei9arb, unier 8uit
meiiter, iuOllte iid lekten Sonntas aud
ein Sersniisen erlauben unb betbeiliate
iid ant 8aiebausSpiel Bel peldem i'm
oas llnsliif pniiirte, baB ibm ein Sin.
ger abseidlu9en ipuroe. $. 8.
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BON 8eraer.

Sbre I'M lebten 9trtitel eripd6n.eu
Sdringe MAIDEN ipirfli6 9urIt, iie iint
eben 9elal5en! Ser Weinunas.Gus,
taui6 iiber MISUNDERSTANDING bes bie,
| ii9en Bapements bat ergeben, baB unire
9uii6ten iiber oeren Hotbuenoiafeit
nidt peit auseinanberse6en. Gin
praftildes, ii9tbarrs 8eIultat, iolItt
oieie Gontroperie aber bod baben
8iiien sic iuas, sic baben bic Sad.
in Gnresuns sebradt, buben in ibrem
eriten Ginseianbt 5u frusl. 9tued aud
i9on ,flin9enbe Wiin5e unb 5 @auoneu
aobl~Sel" ausebOten, nun nebmen
Sic conirquentar @eile nod
einen slnluuf, sei6nen bon
eriterer eOrte einsn tii4tisen 8eitr as,
lafen bic 2iite sirfuliren uno mir f6us
men iberjeust ie;n, baB oas Statement
in tlr5er Belt iuieber 10 berseitelIt iein
ipirb, buB oeiien 8enubuns ni9t mebr
unter bic fibnen II. sefdbrli9en 3baten
sere9net tueroen mag. Die 5 @allonen
aoblsSel aber f6nnteu einittueilen nod
seipart blei6en, inbem na9 Der 9aepas
ration beg 5ustueses porausiidtlid
bic 3abf Der grcuriioniften mad Ser
mann 10 in ;9unabme fommen mir 5.
buB bel beren 5eilufebr mad Der Me.
tropole bcs 8ersersEbales berm Ser
febrswese 10 iIuminirt eri6einen birf.
ten, bab Elm anbrer SiOff als &obLOel
pOrse5Osen uerbea m6dtel gnberu
Tags natiirli6 miiBten Sic I'M Sdriuas.
Sonbel einen bebeutenoen Gufi6tuuna
;u ner5ei6nen BADEN.
Qui vivra vera! iast Der 5rawoie.
S.,
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Qie repub(ifaniIfe gpuoressgpuper

Die repubtitaniide gonsreBs Bsgonben=
tion oieies 9iitriftes iuel9e am Mlitt.
iuo4 iii Der 5tautsbuuptitabt absebals
ten iuurbe, bat Serrn Subn 8. gripin
bon @allatuap County, als ganbibnt
fir ben @onsreB aufaeitelIt. Der $50,
minirte iit BON Seruf 5armer, unb bien=
te iudbrenb bes 8ebelIionsfrieses init
Gus5ei6nuns lit Der llniun Nrmee. Ct
iit elm Wann BON bOber Sutenisen5 uro
unantaitbarem gbaratter Der ieiaem res
mOtratiiden @esencanoibaten in jeber
8e5iebuns iiberlesen iit unb bieien, benz
@erfseuse oes Silberi6niubels, in's
8riuatleben 5uriifidtfen tpirb.
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Nmmmr4

8rdmie. 2.O
8eftes @utteridwein nebft Terfel
l. 8rdmie 81
2. Yrdmie ~
*geiter @ber 1. Brdmie -. 81
2. - ....... 81
AT. w
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-15
Repub lifauiidbe Guuntb Gonbsutiuu.

2aut @eidluB bes republitanii9en
Central gomites bon @asconaoe
@uuntD fiubet bic republifanii6e County
@onoention am g nj 8 ia 9 ben2O.
sc pit EN- Der, 1890, lin IL ll6r
8Ormittass in 9r ate tatt, Inn Cant
bibaten fir bic peri6iebenen County
Gemter, bic bur6 @ubl am 4. Nopemz
Der 5u beiesen iinb, uuf5uitsllen.
Die 8aiis Der 8eprdieutation lit in
iehem 9oiunibip elm Selesat fir iebe
rs fir 9arriion uno Rortun i'm Sabre
1888 absesebenen Stimmen, tuas bic
peri4iebeneu 9oiunibips Su Der folsen=
ben 8ertretuna berettiat:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-15
Whttttt9 SolOatett.

Cd bic neue Beniionsbiq nunmebr ge.
feb ssporben 1T iutr6en ole goIbaten
uno Solodten 9Sittwen bic
I'M cine 4eniion inter benz neuen
@eiete eirsufomner ipini6er, es Al ibrem
8ortbeile firben, ibregeiu6e iobalb dls moo
lid bur1 ben rnter;eihneten ein;urei6en.
Srin9t euren 2lbi6ieb (discharge) nit.
Sol6e bic bereits 9tniprii1e i'm 9eniionsbe.
portelnent eingereift unb bic pom Teparte=
ment perlanste Snformation ni6t seben fDns
nrn, ,perbeu es ebenialls III ibrem Sutereiie
fineen bel mir porsnipre9en.
81. 6. Mumbrduer,
Peniions @sent.
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& | O e VIII.
Rincbieb, S@afe unb e@nsine.

Christ. Meyer, Superintendent.
9lusiteler perpflidten iid bas Utter
eines ieoen uusseitelIten 3bisres ansu.
setcn.
*Seiter 3udtitier, iiber ;lpei Sabre unb
ui6t iiber flint Sabre alt, l. gSr. 1000
*9eiter SOlitein Bull iiber 2 Sabre
uno ni9t mebr als 5 Sabre ait. 500
*geiter Seriep Bull iiber 2 Sabre
uno ni9t mebr als 5 Sabre alt.. 500
*8eiterDurbom 8ull iiber jiuei unb
ni6t iiber 5 Sabre aft ........ 500
*Seite Mil6fuh nit 9al6 1. 8r. 500
2. Yr. 800
Better @lboer, /. 9rGniie ...... 300
2. 8r6rnie. 80. 2.OC
9eites Mutteri9af 1. grdmie. :. SOC
2. gr6mie. :. zoo
*8eites 9aar 5erfef, l. Yramie. SOC
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MORRISON
BRICK YARD
SONS & BEcEMANN,
MORRISON

Morriion, MD.
@ir babtn In @OrriiOn cine ntus !3isss.
lei einseri&ttt unb fnb BON nun an I'm
Stanbe bic beifen Sadfeine 3u iebr niche.
rsn preiien 81 IteferR unb 9auIufist per.
ben Is in ibrent SuttreTt Fuben unltre
prtife ;u lerntn. Gbsnfdas Iitfern rir ben
unibtrtrefli&en Sptns'l&en 8dIt prompt
billis unb In allen Guantitdten.
1sdpI90 Spbns d Stsemdnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-15

SerbanoIaussn ber Seuermebr.
&eselmdBise @eriammluns am IL.
Gusuit 1890.
Sas &rotOtolI Der lesten 8erIamms
lung iuurbe perleien un6 ansenommen
Yin 8eitrdsen sinsen Elm 7.20
Solsenbe &ednunsen uurben 5ur
Sabluns anseiuieien:
sllbert S6ubert .........$17.45
@bip. Soffmann .......... 1.25
8uiammen $3.50
Serr Sllbert SCHUBERT ipurbe beaufs
trast bic S9Gdu9e nad;uiebeu uub 5u
repariren.
Die &eiisnation oes Serrn Martin
Memann als Mitslieb Der gompasnie
iuurbe ansenonlmen.
Sierauf 8ertdsuns
6. s. Rippitein
SER.
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e. Gernaaa,
9 Il b ZEN imlltie6,

WerfitGtte 9e9eniiber bes S6uIbauies.
ollie &eparatllren on Slinten nnb @erpebs
ren werben gut unb billi9 aus9efiibrt. 0as
2lus;ieben pon Rifles llnb Qusbobren Don
S6rotflinten cine Spe;ialitdt.
Gbenfalls beIorge i9 bas S6Ieifen pom
Weiierit, S6eeren ilnb S6drfen pon SGeen.
Bette slrbeit ;u ben niebri9iten Ereiielt.
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Sentidsr Sfrieger>gsrsiu bon Gas:
ranabe 60.

| Sus
@rtra &eriammIuus am Spnntas bel
11ten Gusuit, 1890.
Slnpeieno 9res. .Suso &rOpp, Sec
@m. Ser5ug, S6abm. S. 9etemeber
ioiuie elm Quorum pOn&ameraben.
Die Brutufolle bonn 14teu Suni un,
6ten Suli iuurben perleien unb anae
nommen.
&amerab 6. S. &ueiter lu6 ben 9rie
9ersGerein im 9tamen Der MorriIur
Sameraben Elm, an einer 8arabe unt
8icnic. tueldes am Sunntas ben 17ien
slusuit lit Worriion itattfinbet, tbeil ~
nebmen unb tbeilte nit baB nit BEN
Steamboat, arrangements betreffs Der
Transportation BON Ssrntann na6
Morriluu gu SO Gents a 8erIon se.
ma1t tporben ieien.
Sel9loiien Die ghdaouns anSuneb
nen unb baB iid bic aameraben in cor.
pore an beriel6en betbeilisen.
Die &ameraben uerIammeln ii9 nm
z llbr Morsens in benz 9ereinss2ofale
(@oncertballe), Ibfabrt bes Boats um
8 llbr.
Serr &uoOlpb Srodielbt, wel6er in
Der l ten Comp. bes 8etpbal. sSnf.
&sts. 16 sebieut bate, iuurSe porse.
i5lasen uno als Mitslieb auisenommen
Sei6lohen oaB Der Secretdr Die ni6t
aniueienoen &ameraben einlaoet iid an
ber @rcuriion ra6 MUrriipn at be-
tbeilisen.
8el9loHen baB Der Secretdr beauf=
trast iei bas n6tbise S6reibpapier unb
@Ouperts anSui6affen.
Sierauf Sertasuns Biz gum Sonns
tag Den 17ten slu9ut, 1890.
8m. Ser5o9,
Secretdr.
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*Sier muB anseitedt unb gum glb'
5apfen fir bic 8reisridter bereit iein.
6IoSS W
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ben 8ertretuns bere6tist:
9uianlnen

Suianlnen 70
Die 3oiunibip GOnuentiunen iperben
OH, g INT 8 "a 8, ben l 3. g ept M
ber, 2 llbr 9eadntittass an ben folsen=
ben 8ldben obsebalten:
Soeuff - Senrp Mittenourf's Sob
nuitg.
8ruib - Greef 9abloe's S9ulbous.
8ourbois - Smitb's S9ulbaus.
8Ouliuare - Sinpn 8oeser's Store.
Canaan -Sum MOrsan's s6miebe.
8i9lanb - 2unse's Stpre.
&oarf - Marftbaus.
Tbirb Greet 2oeb's Sdmiebe.
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9rGnttett=Siife.
6 Ia iie 1.
Cbf unD 9rauben.

G. D. Eitzen Superintendent,
Seite Iusiuab( Iepfel, l. Bra.
nlie, Diploma unb $40,
2. HrGmie e.............. 20
8eites 9usenb @epfeI, l. Irdmie 1.5
2. Trdmie .............. 10
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13

own Cfrtstfan Advocate is printed and
saw it issuing twelve millions of words
minute We can't reach the people
today by the same methods our own
fathers did. The great problem which
Professionalism has to solve today is how
to get hearing. We must hold on to the
old doctrines; but we must present them
in new and more attractive form. We
must have generation of preachers who
know how to get at the twentieth cen
fury. don't refer to mere pulpit polish,
bnt natural polish. Not all preserves
and no bread. People want bread; but to
make pulpit bread Of the nineteenth cen
tury is a task such as no people before us
ever had Some of it I'll admit is
rather raw and doughy; on the other
hand some Of it is very nlusty. Our theo-
logical students must be thoroughly cul-
tivated and cultured.
Services were held this morning and at
2 D. m. this afternoon at St. Paul's M. E..
Church on Third street. The anniversary
meeting and reception will be held this
evening at the fielding NJ. Z. Church.
Bishop J. P. Newman and the Rev. J. w.
Mendenhall, editor of the Methodist Re
UielD, will address the meeting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
THIS MORNINGS WORK.
Mr.. MuIIone's Fire Departments Bill
Money for Parks.

Money for Parks.
Special to the Jersey Citv yetos
TRENTON, May 1S, 1890. After a heroic
struggle the House secured quorum
this morning. Mr.. Mullone had his bill
for the increase in the pay of the Fire
Department made a special order for
Monday night.
He is confident that he can secure its
enactment. The bill appropriating $4,000
for Frightening up the State House and
enIarging the Senate Chamber ha d q very
narrow escape, but managed to get
through. Mr.. WoOlman secur ed the pas
sage Of his Marriage License bill, which
compels every one who wishes to marry
to secure a license from the Surrogate.
In urging it's passage Mr. Woolman said
that there were 4, ,452 marriages in Cam
den last year, many of which were dis
grace to the State One was that Of boy
Of fifteen to girl of thirteen, and another
of a woman of forty to a lad of seventeen.
The bill ordering $1.267.08 paid to AL.
Datz passed.
Mr.. Mullone's bill, authorizing the
Board of Finance to make an additional
appropriation of $1,000 for the care
of the parks and public grounds Of
Jersey City, came up on final passage.
Mr.. Mullone showed the deplorable con-
dition Of Jersey City's parks, and advo-
Gated the passage Of the bill He had
the clerk read a resolution Of the
Board of Aldermen and letter from AL
derman Simon Smith urging the passage
of the bill. Mr.. Voorhees, thought that it
was dangerous precedent to interfere
with the work of the Board of Finance,
as the body having control of the funds
of the city, knew what the city could of.
ford to spend in the premises. The bill
was finally passed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
BALLOT REFORM.
The Republicans in Caucus Decide to
Vote for Carter's Substitute.


Vote for Carter's Substitute.
Special to the jersey city Ne,cs.
TRENTON. May ID, 1s90.--At the close of
the session of the House last evening the
Republican members held long caucus.
They discussed the ballot reform situation
and agreed to vote for the Carter substi-
tute in order to "be placed on record as
in favor of genuine ballot reform bill =
This decision was arrived at on the under
standing that the Senate will finally pass
the Werts bill.
Governor Albeit has signed largenum-
ber OF bills. Among them is Stull's mill
tary bill. the effect of which was set forth
at length in THE JERSEY CITY NEWS of
Saturday. He also signed the bill which
provides for q State Board of Examiners
in Dentistry, without whose certificates
no one can practice in this State. Mr.
Usher also got his bill signed which al
lows property owners outside of mun1c1-
palities to connect their drains with mtl-
nicipal sewers. The law is wanted in
West New York and other North Hudson
towns.
There was large delegation of rail-
road employees here last evening from
every road in the State. They came to
urge the passage through the Senate of
Mr.. Usher's bill, which makes it unlaw-
full for any railroad company to retain
any of the wages of its employees for any
scheme of insurance. A well known
lobbyist met the delegation and advised
them to go home and save their hotel
expenses, as the Senate was owned body
and soul by the corporations and they
had no chance of passing their bill. They
made light of the lobbyists advice and
declared that they had votes enough to
pass the measure and were exceedingly
happy in the prospect.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
A Drunken Humorist.

A mild eyed, inoffensiye sort Of chap
was arrested last night by Policeman
Cannon, of the Second Police precinct,
for being helplessly drunk.
what is your name?'' asked Sergeant
Reardon of the prisoner.
''Hain't (hic) you heered nothin' bot
(hic) me afore? (hic)'' asked the prisoner,
rolling up against the screen in front Of
the sergeant's desk
mo. Who are you9n
"You'se fellers (hic) have all heere bout
me, haint ye? (hic)n turning to the crowd
that followed him to the station house.
We'll, who are you?' demanded the
sergeant.
why, I'm (hic) Jo-John He'll Sullivan.
Faint you never read bout me? | can
lick the whole (hic) station house (hic);
but want ter-ter pay my fine like a man.
How-how much (hic) is it?"
ssFive hundred dollars said the SER
geat. amused. Lock him up, officer.
Hull up. now Jest let me get out the
money" said the mild-eyed individual,
fishing out lonely nickel from amid q
dirty pile of pocket debris
The Judge discharged him this morn-
inc
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
NORTH HUDSON NOTES.

Charles Schley, twenty-five years old,
OF Hudson avenue, Union Hill, was ar
raigned before Justice Reinhardt in West
Hoboken yesterday, charged with the be-
trayal of Miss Mamie Loehr, nineteen
years old, of Ann street West Hoboken.
Miss Loehr, in her statement, says that
Schlsy accomplished her ruin while COM
ing from a social entertainment. Schley
is well known on the Hill and positively
refuses to marry the girl.
The Township Committee, OF West
New York, at their meeting tomorrow
night will appoint special policemen.
Bishop Wigger confirmed 60 girls and
rs boys at the Monastry in West Ho-
boken, yesterday. The Bishop also de-
livered sermon.
Lager beer or any other Intoxicating
drink cannot be sold at the Monitor Park
ball grounds on Sunday hereafter. The
town authorities of West New York have
prohibited the sale.
The West Hoboken Board of Fire Trus-
tees met last night. Only routine bust
ness was transacted.
Ex-Town Clerk Policeman Ahles, Of
Union Hill, made his first arrest yester-
day. He gathered in Franz Hahn, of
Lewis street. for drunkenness.
William Steifel, sixteen years old OF
No. "A Bergenline avenue. while playing
with powder yesterday morning was
badly burned about the face and neck.
VAN HoUrKN's Cocoa, Best q Goes Farthesi.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
sinners Big and Small.

William Cross pleaded guilty this
morning in the Court of General Ses-
sions to an Indictment for assault and
battery, and was fined IS and costs.
Edward Purcell, convicted of a charge
of assault and battery, received a similar
sentence.
Ann Darling was put on trial on an in
dictment charging her with assault and
battery on Barbara Straus. The women
live in the same house in Greenyilie and
the row was of the ordinary tenement
house and clothes line kind There
were about fifty witnesses in the
case. One-half of the witnesses swore
that Mrs. Darling beat Mrs Straus uu-
mercifully, and the other half were posi-
tive that Mrs. Straus was the aggressor
and did all the fighting. The Jury CO n
yicted Mrs Darling.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13

athletic clubs TO incorporate; appropriate
ing s30. 600 for furniture for the offices in
the new wing of the State House: proyid-
ing that the bill for increasing the pay Of
policemen shall not apply to Hoboken,
Bayonne, and other second class cities,
were passed.
Mr.. Mullone came over with his bill in
creasing the appropriation for new sta
tion houses in Jersey City from $4,000 to
$4,000. which passed the House, and
ushered it through the Senate. 1t is now
in the Governors hands. Then the SEN
ate went into executive session, received
the nomination of Robert E. Foote, of
Morris, as Commissioner of Fisheries and
confirmed that of Henry F. Goeken, as
trustee OF the Reform School for Boys.
The Senate then adjourned to Monday
night.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
NO ARRANGEMENTS YET.
mo AIGNAIUNMHNID- IGIs
The Forty Indicted Election Oficers No

The Forty Indicted Election Officers Not
In Court Today.
A number of local politicians who went
to the Court House this morning expect
ing to witness the arraignment of the ac-
cused election officers, for whom war
rants were issued by Judge Lippincott
yesterday, went away disappointed. None
of the accused put III appearance.
1t was said that ell of the warrants had
not been served and that the accused
officers would not be arraigned until to-
morrow, when they will be expected to
be ready in court with bondsmen. There
were forty-three warrants issued, and the
suspected officers are said to be from the
Second and Seventh districts.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
DRUGGISTS TO CONVENE.
Preparations for the State Pharmace
tical Convention.

Preparations for the State Pharmaceu-
tica1 Convention.
Complete arrangements have been made
by the local committee, of which William
r. Laird is chairman and p. E. Hommell |
secretary. for the twentieth annual meet
ing Of the New Jersey Pharmaceutical
Association The convention will meet
at Woods Hall, on Barrow street, We'd
nesday and Thursday. May 2S and 20.
An exhibition of drugs, chemicals and
pharmaceutical specialtles will be an inn
portant feature of the meeting. We'd
nesday afternoon the ladies will be driven
to Central Park and General Grants
tomb, and in the evening a musical and
literary entertainment and collation. will
be provided in the hall by the COMMITTEES.
After the adjournment Thursday the
members and their ladies will participate
in an excursion around New York harbor.
The Jersey City druggists intend to make
matters very pleasant for the members
and guests. and the the convention equal
in interest to any heretofore held by the
association.
The committee is subdivided as fol
lows:-Treasurer George II. White: fl
nance, M. Abernethy Frank Oveland, p.
w. Levering Ehibit, f. w. Lyons, Eu-
gene Hartnett, f. A. Bomgartz, A. w.
Daken, Waller Cook. Frank Oyeland, A.
Zolle.
Entertainment-P w. Leyering, M.
Abernethy, Joseph E. Moore.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
Morris street Mission.

Interesting services were held at the
Morris Street Mission last night. Mr..
Walter Mote, of the First Baptist Church,
conducted the meeting. and Mr.. Mans
field officiated at the organ. The choir
sang popular hymns. A goodly number
of strangers and young people were
present, and appeared to be deeply in
terested in the exercises. Services will
be held every night this week. This even-
ing there will be praise service. Super
intendent Newman will be in charge To-
morrow evening Evangelist Cannon and
Miss Ida May, of the Florence Mission,
assisted by Miss May, will conduct the
meeting on THURSDAY night. The Rev.
Mr. Mitchell will preside on Friday night
and Frank Lawrence, of the Water Street
Mission, on Saturday night.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
PLAUSIBLE MIR. BARNES.
He Says the Lehigh Valley Company
VIII Abate the Nuisance

Will Abate the Nuisance
Mr.. Barnes, of Staten Island, the agent
of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
was seen this morning by q JERSEY CITY
NEWS reporter and asked what the
company proposed to- do with
reference to covering the garbage
heaps at Pacific avenue and
Grand street and filing in the portion of
swamp that has been cut off from its ma
tural drainage. The condition OF affairs
which has been referred to the Board Of
Health by the Lafayette Property Own
ers' Association, was fully described in
the last issue OF THE SUNDAY MORNING
NEWS.
Mr. Barnes said:-"We are filing in and
covering with proper dressing just as fast
as we can. 1 think can say it will be
completed inside of ten DAYS. If there is
any genius who can complete the job in
nine days we are looking fol. that genius
We have built our depot here. an q we
are certainly not fools enough to do any
tn ng to injure the chances of getting The
trade of our very constituents. We will
make the spot as attractive as we can
r1ossibly make it -