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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31


Bg-Klderman Sn6sth, by requests
An ordinance to autAorlge J. Hobart Horrick
be associaIed with them their successors and as.
signs, to lay and MAINTAIN In, upon a9ng under
ways. anes parks and pu bic places in Jersey civ
plpes. mains eondui5s su1wsys wires, caqles ane
and posts thereon 70 support nc same, ior me vi.
or Inc supply Of light. heat and power 70 customers
Bv Alderman Kaisor-
An ordinance to authorize Charles D. P. Gibson. o.
che company proposed 20 be organized by HIM, y
Of a portIon OF Jersey CITY commonly called the La
fayette dsstrlct sos ths purpose Of conveying cleo
The following resolutions were offered by Alder
Resolved. That all action heretofore had in granH
ing Van houten Post. G; a. r.. ihs use Of the nrtE
S hereby and s. s al De ana lne S
rhhs tns cenittee on public ground
aow occupied by the board Of tax commissioners n
s, eor a. & 70 hs large s room on 5ne
as the quarters and location OF SAID board OF tax
or motion Of Alderman Hoos the motions were
The following preamble ana resolutions were off
Whereas In conformity with an act OF the leglsla-
rs ag Pr APRIL lg 1889 the board q Aldermen
alary OF The mayor OF Jersey City at IS 600 per
Wheseas BY reason II nor-approvaI, or veto, by
he mayor OF said rssolut ton within the time united
and + -
Whereas Tao then mayor did demand and receive
from the City treasurer sAlary and after
4 1900 per annsln, calculated from The 10th uay OF
April 1889, the day and daIe OF the approval, and
contrary 60 the intent and meaning OF said and
Whereas by so doing he. the then mayor, has
celved from the city treasury the sum OF $3.50
Resolved, That n. the said mayor. be required 10
pay 70 the city easurer the OF Jersey City
The sum OF two hundred and fifty doliars being the
Inference by him received and that co which ne was
egaly entitled. and IN default thereof sand amount
y eco deructeu from tine paymefiyso nm OF
his next months salary; and be 1t further
Resolved, That copy OF this resolution be trans-
ultted to the board Of finHuoe
On motion OF Alderman Macarthur the pream bic
and resolutions were referred TO the corporation
counsel for his opinion.
On motion OF Alderman Hoes, the board then
Adjourned JOHN 4. SCOTT. City Clerk
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SEAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the office OF tbs Board Of Street and Water
commissioners on Monday, August 25th. 1922 at
no CLOCK a. IN, Tor as thereafter the order
or business feiating to sealed proposals may be
reached) for the rePsayyigg q
from Grand st. 10 7. r. ave. in accoTdancs with
specifications on Gle in the office Of the Chief En-
glneers corner OF Jersey ave. and Mercer ST..
where blank forms or bid and agreement OF sureties
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 6.l00 square yards or paving.
About 10 iineai feet of new curb stone.
About ~ lneal feet OF new curb circular corners
About !, Ivy square feet OF new bridge stone
ABOUT 2,2tD square feet Of reiafd bridge stone.
About loo lineal feet OF reset euro stone
About circular basin heads fneH).
About straight basin heads tnew)
About basins reset.
About basins rebuilt
About manholes brought to grade
About new inannOle-
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposals for repaving Grove st., from
Grand ST. TO X X. ave directed to e. A. Dugan, ESQ
and handed 10 the Clerk OF the Board in open meet
Ing wnen called fori the order OF business relating
to sealed proposals.
No city oficai will be accepted as surety nor win
substitution OF sureties be allowed.
This Board reserves the right reject any or all
to do.
The attention Of bidders IS especially called to
Section u OF the New Charter OF l5ss +" under the
terms whereof no contract shall ne binding upon
the city until the bondsmer offered BY the eontrac
tor have been approved by the Board OF Finance
the President OF said Board having power to
anime the proposed bondsrnen under oath
BY order OF the Board of Street and Water Com
nissionerz
GEORGE T. BoUToN. Clerk.
Dated Jersey City, August Is. 1885,
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Elevated Railroad.


TNTHE NATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF THE
i North Hudson County Railway Company for
the appointment Of Commissioners in condemna-
ton Of easements and right of way Central ave
nue., Jersey City. Hudson county, New Jersey.
Notice to trhOft ~ may co3tcefg.--
Notice IS here by given that we John A. Nugent
Benjamin Edge and Daniel Van Wink le Commits
sioners appointed by Hon Jonathan Dixon. a Jus
tice of the supreme Court OF the State OF New der
right of passage required for the construction OF
an elevated railroad by the North Hudson County
Railway Company, upon and over Central avenue
in Jersey City, Hud son COuhty, New Jersey in
front OF all lands, the owner owners Of which
have not consented thereto nd TO assess the dam
sustained or whion will be sustained by the
owner or owners OF each and every separate
bounded by said avenue. the owner or owners
of which have not consented thereto have ex-
arnined and appraised said easeme nts assessed
the damages sus tanned which will be sustain ed
by the said owners OF sa i'd lands by the construc-
ton and operation OF said elevated road and thar
we have made our report in writing, and flea the
same IN the Clerks ONCE OF the County of Hudson;
OF August, A. D. 1891. at ten O'Clock fn the fore
noon at the Court House in Jersey City, In the
County OF Hudson, az the time ana place when and
where Will meet to hear and consider OBJ iec-
tions TO our said report, at which time and place
all persons Interested In said matter requested
appear before rs, and state their objections 20
said report, II any they nave. All objections 20
said report viii tn en- and there be heard and con
sidered by
Dated August 18th, 1890.
John A. NuGExT,
BENJAMIN EDGE,
DANIEL VAN WISKLF,
Commissioners.
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RATLROADN.


WEST SHORE RAILRoAD-N. Y. G. & H. r. r r.
w Co. lessee-Tra leave West Forty-second
street station. New York, follows. and twenty
minutes earlier from the foot OF Jay street. New
Yofk:-hamiiton London. Detroit and chicago
20 g. M - 10 p m, = Is .. m. 81 Louis. =
L, M. Toronto fJ5 a. M; 45-lJ ~e.iJ p nj Buifaio
Rochester. syracuse, Utica. suspension Bridge, Nj
aEara rails. JU. sAa5 a. M. ia S.l5 p M Kings
ton % 80 Ills, *955. c1u.45 ali 10 a. IA. bs45 s4Jl
+5la and q 70 p. mi Catsxnl and Albany. 3s0 .i.l5
se55 80 M, 345. s4O0. s5sf5 - IS d m; Gran
stons, West Point Cornwall Newbarg $50, @11a
Ed 'AH $s5A allD a. M s115, sL19. 40. s IS, 55,
80 * u al - p. NJ, and clos q. M. b3 IS p. m
Cornwall and Newbarg montreal ana Canada East
1sa. M. *s.i5 y. M. Elegant sleeping. cars FOR
Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and st Louis
on all through trains Saratoga specials, Il ~ q M
bS55 y. m Parlor cars 70 Saratoga and Caldwell.
Lake tieorge, all.s a. m. daily except sunday bat
p. N. Saturdays ollY. Paror car 80 train
haaterskill. Hunter Hobart UrAud Hotel station
and Pheenicta SO, e0.4J and al14p a. pJ.a5 p.
m farlor cars To Grand Hotel ana Raat-
erskiil via Ph {, Ian icss and no :
for Hobart. Sleeping ear on ;.31 a. IN. sundays
ontyj for Grand Hotel and PhRnicia- Paieny Vile
Caro- and Mountain House, Ill aifsO a M, bAl5
p Parior car TO catskill on these trains. Half
kill Hunter. HOBART, Grand Hotel station aud fhte-
ntcia Psrior car 70 Grand Hotel station and Phae-
nicla. a. b, 6, s.-Leave Bro0ilyu via BROOKLYN An.
neg, clo01 al 40 q M; s&bsb0 p. m: Jersey pity,
catskiL Mountain, night line. az .. M Steering
car 10 Grand Hotel station Sundays only. fpaily.
daily except atnrday AL cther daily exeept
Sunday TOT tickets. timetab1e, osrior and sisnp5
Brooklyn. o. Ss3 Washington street, No. ri Fulton
street aud Annex Office foot OF Fulton street. New
York City, Nos = "a, SSi 80 ~ Htoad way 10. AZ
Boyer 40 Z Perx place ~: 5S West l2sth street
IS x;;i |ss'' ;'.a' IS 1|'' ';''2
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Notice to Contractors and
Builders.

G EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
y the Board OF Street and Water Commission.
ers. Monday. August 25th 1885,. ten o'clock
a. M. for the building and erection of wings TO
Public school No. 4 situate Ia Eighth street, in
the office of the Chief Engineer corner of Jersey
ave and Mercer ST.. where blank forms OF bid ana
agreement OF sureties must be obtained
Bidders must state the price for which they will
do the entire work onplete.
No city official WIFI be accepted as surety. nor
will a substitution Of suieties be allowed.
7 his Board reserves the right to reject any oil
bids If deemed for the best interest OF the city
TO do
endorsed Proposals for Wings In Public school
No. a." directed to "E A. Du9an. ESQ. Chairman
handed 70 the CLERK OF the BOARD In open meeting
when called for in the order OF business relating
TO sealed pro possls.
By order Of the Board Of Street and Water
GEO. I. BoUToN,
Clerk
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Notice to Contractors.


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the office of the Board OF Street and Water COM
missloners Monday, August y. 1sat at 10 O'Clock
am. Tor az soon thereafter as the order OF business
relating to sealed proposals may be reachedlfor the
reDuvinE of
from Newark ave. to Seventeenth st, In accordance
with specifications on file In the office of the Chief
street, where blank forms OF bid agreement
OF sureties must be obtained
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 1880 square yards OF paving.
About 2 5l6 Ineal feet OF new eurp stone.
About p lineal feet OF new curb stone circular
corners
About a. $40 square feet OF new bridge stone
About 1870 square feet of reaid bridge stone.
About 8 800 iineaI feet Of reset enrD stone
About u circular basin heads
About new straight basin heads.
About reset basins
About rebuilt basins.
About 80 manhoies brought to grade
About new manholes
proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes en-.
newark avenue 10 seventeenth street, di
rected to Il. A. Dugan, Esq, chairman OF
the Committee on Streets and Sewers and handed
TO the Clerk OF the Board in open meeting wnen
called for in the order OF business relating TO sealed
10 city oIicial win be accepted as surety nor Will
q substitution OF sureties be allowed
This Board reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids II deemed for the best interest or the city
do.
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city until the boEdsmen offered by the contrae
tor have been approved by the Board OF Finance
fhe President of said Board having power 10 c X
anime the proposed bondsmen under oath.
By ordsr OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
'''-' GEORGE T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey city. August 18th, 1891
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EIeotric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming SO well known and so
popular as to need no special mention. All who
have used Electric BitteTs sing the same song of
praise.A plirer medicine does not exist and It is
guaranteed TO do all that is claimed. Electric Bit
ters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid
neys, viii remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.--Will
drive Malaria from the system and prevent as
well as cure all Malariaf fevers.-- For cure OF
Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Flee
trio Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.--Price SOC. and Sl.o per bottlf
Mt George III. Whites Drugstore.*ss
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PRESCRIPTION OF BOTTLES AND BOXES OF
~ Beadleston & Woerz
10 all whom It may concern--
BE IL remembered that Beadleston & Woerz, of
corporate of the state of New York. certthes that
IL is engaged In the business Of botrling selling
lager beer and other beverages in bottles and
boxes with its name and otner marks or devices
duced upon its boxes and bottles, aud that the fol
lowing Is description OF the distinguishing n anne
names, marks devices used by 1t upon its bottles
and boxes respectively
Upon It's bottles it has blown or stamped the
words, ''BeRdleston & Woerz. Empire brewery
New \ ork /" also the coat OF of the State of
Nrw York, and on either emu OF It's boxes 1t has
branded the WORDS "Beadleston Woerz N. Y.
IL uses and claims an d has the sole right 10 use
the above descriptive and names. marx or
marks upon its bottles and boxes. It's principal
depot in the State OF New Jersey is In Hudson
County but the bottling Is done In New YORK city
This notice ana description is made, filed and
published in pursuance OF the laws OF the state OF
New Jersey, entitled An act for the better prorec
tion OF ufacturers aad boTtlers OF and dealers
fin mineral waters beer. ale. porter and other bev
erages'' approved March II. 1851 and the several
supplements thereto, which act and the sup
frame in any OF said marked bottIes or boxes
under the penalties therein set forth.
BEADLEsToN 4 WoERz,
by WILLIAM II. BEApLEsToy,
President.
ALFnED n. BEApLEsToS,
Secretary
Fiisd and recorded in the clerks office Of Hudson
County, ~ ].
DENNIS MCLAUGHLIN.
SAMUEL g. H. WRIGHT.
Attorney.
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others against the granting Of restaurant license
TO Geo. J. Wersebe. at southwest corner Of summit
md avenues. Rererfed, with the application for
license special committee authorized BY reso-
luton passed May ~ 1880, on motloa OF Alderman
Smith.
Aldermen Ward Macarthur and Kaiser were ap-
pointed the committee
Previous to the reference, on motion OF Alderman
smith, pernission was granted parties present to
address the board on the subjecg matter of the
license.
Isaac 3, Taylor, ESQ, ana William Gemrnel, Esq,
ttcFessed enc board opposition to the granting OF
ilceDse at seld place, but no one appeared in it's
syof.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented. received and disposed OF
as follows.
OF Brinckman & Hanek s97 e5; VIM. A. Giynn.
: 81 s. Elnt u soA. So -; John Paelan, Sl1 81:
kicnolas PsiGee. slsis Bryan smitE. $40. Referred
g. coinnn1ttae on alma
Warren 4 Naeeni. SECS So Referred 60 commits
see baths aSsd aSHaoFies.
a OF Fl. D. Crawford. 10; Jehn DERRICK, FL. re
ferrcd to cesanittee on district courts
or 2. w. Euiiinger. 50. Kefcrred to committee on
pr1n ting. Sac c1ea'y and supplies.
OF AIexas5zef Beatsv, S4D. James travels. $50 10.
seph HanfeFd, sac. and kiars Staats so. Referred
10 committee or public grounds and buildings
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS.
A copy of resolution passed. by the board OF
nance July so, 1890. ana approved by the mayor.
uiy go 1se Mxlng tae hsnlt OF expenditures Of the
BOARD Of aldermen 1or each month separately. for
he ensuing fiscal year, follows, presented,
-creVei a ordered 0ted.
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BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS,

Regular Meeting of the Board or Police Com
Rtasisnefs. held IN aldermanlc chamber City Bail.
Tday. July 81. 1890.
Fresent-AH the members
Minutes OF last D,eeting approved as prnred.
CONCENTRATIONS AND PETITIONS.
Ean rauRicxtlons. etc.. were received and disonse1
q as fOMows:
Demonstration from clerk of board Of finance en-
eazsng raseIton fixing approprnli1n for next fiscal
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Slate Of New jersey. Departmental State.
10 Al Whom these Presents May come, Greet

10 An Whom These Presents Aav Come, Greet
ing
Whereas. in the Judgment OF the Board OF Direc
tors of Town Of Union Mill Company, corpora
ton organ1zed under tbs laws OF this state, IL has
been deemed advisable and most for the benefit
of such corporation that the same should be dis
It's ertiiicate or incorporation, ap pears by
duly authe Il Gated record of the proceedings OF
said Board OF Directors OF such corporation held
in accordance with the provisions Of an act en-,
titled IAN Act concerning corporations" approved
April It'll, 1875 and the several supplements there
to. which said record including inc consent in
writing Of two thirds In interest Of all the stock
holders" OF said corporation that ch dissolution
should take place, as by said required having
been by said corporation deposited In my ofice.
Now, therefore, J, Henry G. Kelsey, Secretary of
the state OF New jersey, being satisfied By due
proof that the requirements Of An act concerning
corporations approved Aprll 7th 1875, and the
supplements thereto relative 70 the dissolution OF
corporations, have been fully complied with BY
the said corporation, do hereby certify that the
teenth dav Of August 1890. file In my ONCE duly
executed ard attested certificate OF consent the
dissolution of said corporation by twu-thrde IN In
teTest OF All the stockholders thereof which said
certificate OF consent. and the record or the pro
ceedings aforesaid are now on file and or record In
my said office. provided by law.
IN testimony whereof I have hcreuuto got my
hand aud affixed my ofJclai seal at Trenton. this
nineieeath day OF August. A. D. eighteen hundred
anu ninety.
HENEY e. KELSEY,
sscresary OF state.
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Month. Year.
,ut-door poor ............ $500 90 $4,000 90
Printing. stationery and sup u - -
DlieS. lSo W 4oOV "
1sies - @sl1otls- 'al, ~ SIS 90 z.5oo 90
Sslar1ea ............ 1l6 06 $500 81
ms k1oenus quo oue 1e5 90 1900 90
And ia addition 20 the anove monthly appropria-
iSecsoration nav Us $3.50 $3.50 = 200 CO
Ieierttonx -, =. -. Ii goo 90
District co,lrfs ane III ad6tfoa 10 fees 0lbO 90
Publacation Of ordinances In bo0x forin.. 500 GO
Fatal ...... $t2040 90
The report OF james G. Clark. inspector Of btliu.
tngs, showing the granting permits during july.
1900, for tne erection OF new buildings valued az
lollows was presented. received and ordered nleos
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Total

A communication from The board Of street and
water commissioners returning resolution adopted
v alks surrounding Hamilton Square to be redlleo
ma read, for the reason tnat there are no innus
.pplcabie for the purpose was presented. received
md order ed flie1
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The ram nitfpe on EXCISE re OYJed the following
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Regular meeting OF the boara Of street and water
commissioners, held on MONDAY, August IL 1890 st
10 o'clock g. M
Present Commissioners Dusan ana Van Kguren,
Absent-PfesidenJ Sofners.
On motion OF Commissioner Van Keuren Conn
missioner Dugan acted as president pro tenn.
On motion OF Commissioner Van Eeuren. the rules
were suspended, and business commenced rule
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a, Aai'Ssnsd REGULAR meeting q the Boszd Of street
pfust ~, 1890 AZ 10 O'clock a. Ia.
A2ssnt- rs5ssdeas Somers and "reminiscences
qs3fS@ sS.az ss p - H. sl.rs ,.rsd 80
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Mrs. Trevy han related the story briefly.
Harold gazed out seaward, strange
expression ON his face.
She sinned, but she has suffered; is
not that an atonementy' he said in a low,
earnest tene-of deep feeling.
Mrs, Trevyiian and Madge were busy
arranging picnic tea under the shadow
Of the rocks. Only Olive heard the
quietly uttered words, though she APP
peared to be deep in her book. A fash
came into her dark eyes, unseen under
her tlnck, black lashes. Another link in
the chaini What could such words
mean2 They had escaped him unawares
and bore radditionah proof that her sus-
picions were well grounded. Had he
then sinned7 And. If 50, In what wayf
True, he might have secret, but it did
not follow that it was disgraceful one.
Yet Olives growing hatpd.and jeal-
ousy were 50 great that thisddea brought
almost disappo intment with it, TO I'M
mask Harold before her auntand Madge,
to dash from the lips Of the latter the
cap Of happiness, was now thesonly thing
she longed for
Olive, how lazy you are! Here,
mother, this IS comfortable place for
you, Mr.. Darlington, shall put you
opposite the chicken pasty you must
carve it made it. SO / shall be awfulIy
offended II you do notseat large piece"
4ad8a had regained her good spirits,
uE<4 <Iii@3 ~ II ~ IL x child ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-10-17
Planting Strawberries.

Strawberries planted in the early
autumn have the advantage over
spring planting in producing fair
crop the following season, whereas
the berries from a spring planting
will be few. Planting in the fall,
however, in cold ATTITUDES, must have
a mulch protection through the win
ter, which should be raked off in early
spring. The best soil is a deep, rath-
er sandy loan, but fine crops are
raised on a variety OF soils if well
drained. On old and worn soil
large application OF we'll rotted barn
ward manure should be worked in be-
fore the planting. If applied a year
beforehand all the better. For gar
dens there are two principal methods
of planting. One Of beds four feet
wide, carrying lengthwise three rows
of plants set one foot apart in the
rows.
Parallel beds should be separated
by walk two feet wide. Under this
arrangement the fruit can be cult
waited and gathered from the walks
without tramping down the beds.
Another method is to plant in rows
two feet apart-plants twelve inches
apart in the rows. Early drawn
plants are sometimes heeled in for
short time and partly shaded and
watered, by which new roots are
formed and are transplanted later to
the beds on days when the soil is in
most favorable condition for their
growth. For field culture the rows
should be about four feet apart. The
settings should always be plants OF
one seasons growth, and those near
est the parent plant are to be pre-
ferred.
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All in the Family.

The list of the Harrison family now
drawing pay from the United States
Treasury, by virtue of Benjamin
Harrison's appointments, may thus
is about as follows
l. The Presidents brother.
2 The Presidents brother-in-l law.
g. The Presidents sister-in-law.
4. The Presidents father-in-law.
s. The Presidents sons father-in-
law.
G. The Presidents wife's cousin.
T. The Presidents sons wife's cou-
sin.
s. The Presidents nephew.
g. The Presidents daughters broth
er in-law
TO- The Presidents brothers son-in-
law.
II. The Presidents wife's niece's
husband
10. The Presidents sons father-in-
laws niece's husband.
10. The Presidents brother-in law,
number two.
IA. The Presidents secretary's
brotherin-law.
10. The Presidents partners broth
err.
What an elegant cast it would
make for Gilbert and Sullivan Com
ic Opera.