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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-26

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE l4TH
~ day Of October. 1890, the Commissioners OF AS
sessment Med in the oce Of the Clerk Of the Board
OF Street and Water Commissioners their rnal a.
sessmens map and report for the construction OF a
sewer in
NINTH ST..
from Brunswick st. TO Monmouth st.. and the same
now open TO puoltc inspection In the Office of the
CLERK of said Board.
And uotice is also given that the following
streets avenues, or particular s6cticns thereof
are included in aid assessment:
NINTH ST..
from Monmouth st. to Brunswick ST.;
MONMOUTH BT.,
from Ninth st to point about IS feet south there
OF;
BRUNSWICK ST.,
from Ninth st. about 100 feet north and 100 feet
south
AND that the seventeenth day Of November. 1870,
at ten O'Clock a. M, and the meeting of the
Board of street Water Commissioners are
hereby fixed as the time and place when aud where
the Board of street ana Water Comm issloners will
rneet TO hear, consider and adjudicate upon all
objections 10 ssid assessment ana report.
All objections thereto must be presented in
writing.
BY order Of the Board OF street and Water Com
missioners-
GEO. t. BoUToN,
f-.x. 49,
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be unto the candidate who does not show
himself at the balls.
There is certain saloon not over two
blocks from the station house which does
not bear the best Of reputation.
/ Patsy Londrfgan still announces him
self as a candidate for Mayor, He IS
making friends daily and II he secured
the regular nomination he would win. II
4 Patsy persists in his determination 10
become Mayor Connie Tahen Will prob
u bly, be the next Councilman from the
! Third ward.
! nitt's Hail, is shrewd business man. de
has keen gray eyes and reddish brown
| inustache.
George, the letter carrier" who COW
ers the territory for Uncle Sam IN the
! Fourth ward, is known to every man.
! woman and child In that section. He has
| been in his present position Tor twenty
\ years. When Cleveland was elected he
was discharged, but was subsequently re-
| iDstated.
| William Mahon, the Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector of Hoboken. has al
ways been rampant Republican. Billy
wears eye glasses and has decidedly
dudish appearance He formerly owned
| three good paying liquor saloons, but he
abandoned the liquor business for the
political sinecure which he now enjoys.
A new awning. said to be the hand
! SOtu6St III Tue tlLJt Is DcAilR clCSeta Jul
side of the saloon of Klie Brothers.
George McAiahon and that pretty black
| eyed woman from Jersey City Heights.
attended the opening ball at Odd Fell
lows Hall last Monday night. George
and his fair partner were among the
| finest dancers on the floor.
Councilman Tim Kelly admits that the
band which played at the ratification
meeting on Wednesday night was not
J Cappa's.
A. w. Clayton has built all of the new
election booths. They are neat and APP
| pear to meet all requirements.
The Council has not met in three
weeks. Next Wednesday another mid
night session will be In order.
Mayor GraSSman would not object to
being renominated. Although the Mayor
has made some enemies he is still very
popular and it viii take strong man to
beat MIN.
Judge Douglass. of Jersey City, acted
in the District Court on Friday. Judge
Smith was Ill.
Dick Dewey, the captain of the Miller
Rifle Club, says thai The Our Own Club.
of Newark. won't be in it when they
tackle the Millers.
Charley" Fosdick has the appearance
OF prosperous alderman. he Is Bill
Days right bower.
Caariey Fischer, of the Fourth ward, is
an enthusiastic admirer OF Eddie Nc
Donald, and never tires talking Of his
good traits
The ball OF Company A, Second Regi-
ment, will be held at Odd Fellows Hall
on November 8. 1t will be grand event.
Colonel Stevens expressed himself as
being greatly pleased With the battalion
drill given at the armory on Thursday
night
Tommy Mitchell. who is employed as
head operator at the Erie yards in Jersey
City. is a prominent member OF Court
john A. Minturn. A. o. r. of A.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN HAT ON THE 18th
IN day OF october, 1880, the Commissioners OF AS
sessiient led the ONCE of the Clerk OF the board
OF Street and Water Commissioners their nnal a.
sessIncnt map and report Tor tine Improvement OF
VAN HORNE ST.
from Communipaw ave- to the Newark s. N. Y. Z.
h by paving. etc., and the Is open to
public Inspection in the office OF tine Clerk OF sud
And notice Is also given that the streets
or avenues. particular sections thereof, are In
cluded In SAID assessments:
VAN HORNE ST,
from Communipaw ave. to the Newark N. Y. R.
RI ....x..-.s
on the side Van Horne S.. about 100 feat
north and 100 feet south
BRAMHAIL AVE,
on the side, Van Horne St about 100 fact
north and 100 feet south;
BRAMHAIsIs AVE.
the east side. from Van Horne st about 100 feet
south,
ANA that the seventeenth day Of November 1871
at ten o'clock a. m. anu the meeting room 81 f1s
Bourd OF street and Water Conflissiuners are
hereby hxed as the time and place vnen aud where
meet 70 hear. consider and aalndicate upon all OBJ
Jections " said asses sment and report
Al objections thereto "a ust be prcsented In writ
byorasr 81 the Board Il street and watsr Com.
eEo. =. RoUToxI.
Dated Jersey city, oetober l5sh. lssQ
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NJ oTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT oN THE 1iTH
sessment Med liz the onice OF the Clerk OF the
Board or street ana Watsr IN their
ton OF a twenty.four fncn oval brick sewer In
SUMMIT AVE,
from Newark ave. 20 81. Paul ave, and the same -
now open to public inspection in the ONCE Of the
Clerk OF said Board.
or avenues particular sections thereof arc In
cluded In said assessments
SUMMIT AVE-.
from st. Paul ave 70 the junction or Hoboken
HOBoKEN AVE.
from Summit ava to point about 60 feet east
NEWARK AVE,
thereof.
thereof.
nj ten O'Clock a m. ana the meeting room OF the
BOARD or Street and Water Commissioners are
hereby nxed as the time and place. wnen aud where
the Board of street and Water Commissioners Will
meet to hear consider and adjudicats upon all OBJ
5ections to said assess m ont and report.
All objections thereto must be presented in writ
ing,
'A''e''s GEO. T, BoUToN.
CierE.
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Corporation Notice.

NolIcE Ia HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
Of Assessment flied In the ONCE OF the c.erk OF
tho BOARD OF street and Water commissioners
their final assessment, map and schedule for the
Improvement or
FIFTH ST,
between Henderson and Grove sts.. by grading,
curbiny tagging and paving with Belgian block
pavement, and the same IL now open 70 public in
Bpcctton 10 rhe Office OF the Clerk OF said Board.
And notice ~ also given that the following
streets or avenues particular sections thereof.
are included Ia said ass
FIFTH ST..
from Henderson st. to Grove SC.
GROVE ST.,
the east side. from Fifth st. TO a point about Is
feet north thereof.
and Is feet fotth
Ana that tho % n day Of November. 1880. az ten
O'Clock q. M, and the meeting room o. the Board
OF =, Strees and Water Comniasioners are hereby
konra OF street aud Water comnissioners vii!
meot to hear. consider and adjudfcafe upon all
objections 10 eaid assessment and report.
"a objections thereto must be presented IN
1y order of the Board of street ana Water Com.
aEo. r poUroS,
Dated jersey CTR. october 10, 1870.
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THE WEST HOBOKEN
WARRIOR.

Mayor Tom Finnegan is almost as great
an autocrat in this town as Simon Kelly
formerly was in Weehawken. He is
greatly beloved by the people.
The new dancing hall on Spring street
is rapidly approaching completion 1t
will be one of the finest in the county aud
will be larger than Odd Fellows Hall in
Hoboken.
The usual complaint about muddy
streets reaches our ears this week Why
does not the Town Council remedy this
crying evil?
Although McPhillips may carry this
town; il will be by very reduced major
ity. The better class of Democrats will
either not go to the polls at all or get des-
perate and vote the Republican ticket
Sergeant Zeil found young lady's kid
glove in a secluded portion Of Palisade
avenue ON Wednesday night. The owner
eau have the same by applying for it,
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PORTRAITS, ETC
Hargrave & Gu belman.
PORTRAITS,
rs 79 Montgomery St
The Most Complete and Elegant Studio Ever Of
fered to the Public
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE IS HER ELY GIVEN THAT ON THE 18th
:. - day Of september lssg application was made
by n; z Newbold and Others. for acquiring lands.
a'e &c co IN or 4 MAIN sEwER.
from point at tho jun elton OF West Side ave. aad
Duncan ave-. running thence westerly through
Duncan ave. 10 its sterfy terminus; thence
tin uinE westerly on the same line along the pro.
posed line of Duncan ave. to the Hackensaek
Notice is also given that on the 14th day of octo
With q aud
ers theit relIninary sketch, showing what prop.
Smount Of beneit to each lot or parcel Of lana
also the probable amount OF assessment per foot OF
Is now omen to public Inspection in the ofice Of the
CLERK Of the Board OF Street and Water Commits
Notice i also given that the following streets
: S''''' ''7,'r1''' BELMoNT AVE.
from point 400 feet east or West Side ave-. west
KENsiNGroN AVE.
Of West Side ave- westerly 10 west Side ave- tss s7
from point lao feet east Of West side ave, west.
erly TO West Side ave
from point l,325 east OF West Side ave. west
orly to West Side ave
from point l,i70 feet east of West Side ave. TO
WEST SIDE AVE.
from Bentley ave: % Paramount ave.
DELAWARE AVE,
from point 400 feet north OF Duncan ave. TO a
point 5U0 feet south OF duncan ave.
CLEAN AVE,
from point 800 feet north OF Duncan ave- to q
point SO feet south OF Duncan ave.
BkLVIDEHE AVE,
from point 5l5 feet north Of Duncan ave. to q
p,int 500 fees south e Duncan nay ave.
from a point 5os feet NORTH Of Duncan ave. to a
point 00o feet south e s e Pansa NY aye
from point SIS feet norsh OF Duncan ave. 20 a
poist so feet soai q, e 3SE Duncan sa svsi
from point so feet north Of Duncan ave. 10 a
point go feet south of Duncan ave.,
FREEMAN AVE-.
from point 572 feet north or Duncan ave. to a
point SO feet south he Fl by p1nca ava avei
from a polEt SIS feet north OF Duncan ave to 500
feet south OF Duncan ave:
MARCY AVE-,
from point 9l5 feet north Of Duncan ave. to 500
feet south OF Duncan ave;
HARVEY AVE-,
from point 325 feet north of Duncan ave. to $50
STOCKTON AVE,
from point 925 feet north OF Duncan ave-. to 501
feet south of Duncan ave.;
BUTLER AVE,
ION the east side. from point 100 feet north Of
Duncan ave-, to lUu feet soush of Duncan ave.
Ana tho 18th day OF November. 1885, at ~ o'clock
a. m. and the meeting room of the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners, are hereby fixed al the
time and piace when where the Board OF Streao
and " aler Commissioners wifi meet 70 bear parties
in said application, and all reinon-
strances against tne sand improvement that may be
By order Of the board OF Street and Water Com.
missioners-
Dated Jersey city. october 20. 1890
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 18th
IN day Of october. 1881, the Commissioners OF AS
sessrnent, filed in the ohiee OF the Clerk OF the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners their
final assessment map and report for the construc-
ton of sewer in
HOOKER AVE-.
from q point about 50 feet east OF Ocean ave. to
Avenue I, the same Is open 10 ptlillH In.
specton In the office OF the Clerk OF said Board.
notice Is also given that the following streets
or avenues particular sections there of are in
cluded In said assessment
HOOKER AVE,
from ocean ave. to Ave, E.
OCEAN AVE.
on the south side, Hooker ave, about 206 &c feet
east and7 1u2 feet west.
GARFIELD AVE,
on the north SIDE Hooker about 1858 feet east
and Is Is feet west.
GARFIELD AVE.
on the south side, Ho0keraye about 58afeet east
and rs feet west.
And that the seventee nth day OF NoTen ba- 1891 at
ten O'Clock u. M. and the meeting room OF the
Board OF Street ana Watsr Commission ers ara
hereby nxed as the time and place when and
where the board Of street and Water Commission
ers wili meet 10 hear. consider aud adj Indicate
upon all objections To said ussessmen anu report
All objections thereto must be presenteeNin writ
Ing
GEO. T. BoUpox.
Dated Jersey CITY. October IL 1890.
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Notice to Gas Companies.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the Headquarters OF the Jersey City Police Do
partment for furnishing for year. from Deccm-
Der !, 1921 gas lamps with gas and lighting, es-
furnishing everything, requisite, In accoruance
with specincatons on file IA tho e1ce OF the Clerk
OF the Board OF Police Com inisSioners.
All proposals must be sealed and endorsed PRO
posalS Tor lighting street lamps and directed 70
JAMES T. Kelly, Chairman or the Commit on
Lamps and Lights and handed to the Clerk of the
October 81. 1870.
Blank form OF proposals and agreement OF surc-
ties may be obtained at Polca Headquarters.
The board OF Police Commissioners reserve the
right TO reject any all bids If deemed for tn
best iaterests OF the city.
By order OF the Board OF Police Commissioners.
G. j. ROBINSON.
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ADVICE TO MoTHERs-MRs. WISsLow,s Soor II
ING SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer
at once; il produces natural, quiet sleep by re-
ileving the child from pain, and the little cherub
pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and Is the best known remedy
for diarrheea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle.~sF
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THE ELEVATOR BOY.

Ian.
Pity there is not a decent sidewalk lead
ing from Palisade avenue to Pohlmann's s..
1t IS fun to witch Charles Ii. Stuhr and
Editor Schlessenger. of the Std0ts lei
tleag. busting around through the Ger
mdn resorts.
The reign Of good order which now pre-
vails in the vicinity Of the elevator is en-
tireiy due to the successful efforts of Po-
lice Captain James McNulty TO break up
the notorious gangs which some time ago
infested that locality.
II was amusing TO watch Candidates
for Sheriff John j. McPhilllps and Her
man L. Thinker shake hands at last Sun
day nights concert Each pledged the
other that there would be no mud sling
ing during the campaign. But the beer
singers were kept on dog trot while the
1.-TWO candidates were around.
Emil Standinger, the affable young
sporting goods dealer, of Palisade ave-
nIle, is one of the characters of the eleva-
tor district Among the boys he is IA
niliarly known as .'the Colonel though
what he has done. to merit this military
title the boys alone know. Yet 1.-THE
Colonel, generally leads in the social
affairs OF his peculiar set He is tall and
were he OF stouter build, would De OF
commanding appearance.
The Fourth District Democratic Club
has arranged for n big blow out at Hen
pets Casino tomorrow night.
The Harmonic Singing Society danced
amid the palms OF Dramatic Hall Friday
night.
COUR HOUSE HUSTLER.
Warranted pure. Everyone wants one.
Babies cry for, 1t. Guaranteed harmless.
All the effects-of chloroform, with no evil
results. Sleepsin one minute guaranteed
on money refunded. For sale at all Ring
gatherings. Ask for 0ne-twentieth parl
Of ex-J Judge McGrath's speech. Caution
Take no greater dose than that unless
you have contract with the Angel Cab
REL to awaken you.
There is but one thing needed to purify
tho Board Of Freeholders and to forever
remove the members from the suspicion
OF corrupt extravaganza 1t is q simple
thug. Only eleven fatal cases OF cholera
tn the Board That is all What good
citizen will make the donation?
Peter Seaman declares the Prohibition
nomination for Sheriff has been rendered
him and thinks he's got a walk over-to
The other side Of an nntruth.
The rumor that Constable Zoeller shot
4 cat and presented 10 10 Constable Wise
for rabbit 10 not generally believed, for
Wise IS 100 well posted on dead rabbits
s. be deceived.
Il has often been asserted that the most
profound aud expert liars prove their de-
kccpt from Anauias by becoming very
tss1si headed. BY the Way, Sheriff RoberS
U@ltfs ARs scarcely any hair on his head.
CONSTABLE BolAnd Is gradually creating
\ fazenppolY u mustnche cuiture. WITH
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Notice for Furnishing
Electric Lights.

NOTICE 10 PERSONS DESTROYS or FURNISH
~ ing electric lights. Sealed proposals viii De
reserved az the headquarters OF the Jersey City
Ponce Depar tment for lighting the streets or parts
OF streets OF Jersey City with electric lights for Que
year from December j. 1921
All proposals must be sealed and end orsed .spro-
posals for lighting streets OF Jersey CITY with cleo.
tfic 1Sh ana directed TO James f. Kelly, chair
man Commitee on Lamps and Lights, and handed
day, October 81 $780,
!. Blank forms Of proposals aud agreement OF sure.
ties may oe obtained at Police Headquarters.
ne boara or Police Commissioners reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids II deemed for the
best interests OF the CITY
By order OF the Board OF Pofico Commit ,aioners
q. p. ROBINSON,
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BERGEN HUSTLER.

The boys of the Kensington Athletic
Club are wondering what has become OF
Charles Young. Charles used to be one
Of the most enthusiastic members of the
club and hardly a night passed without
seeing him at the club taxing an active
part in the gymnastic exercises. Now he
is rarely seen about the place and 1t IS
rumored that there is girl ia the case.
Messrs. Ward e. Wilson. the Monticello
avenue stationers and newsdealers, COM
pose one of the most popular firms IN the
old Bergen section. They are courteous
and obliging and possess pluck aud per-
severance. They took hold of business
which had been well nigh run into the
ground and in short time built up q
thriving trade.
Connected with the First Presbyterian
Church on Emory street is a Chinese
Sunday school, at which the Acknowledged
laundrymen for some distance around
are taught the English language prepara-
tory to q course or instruction upon the
law of predestination and the West
minister catechism. The child like celes-
tials wear their best silk blouse and smile
their blandest upon the pretty, young
"Meliean" girls who teach them, and
make rapid progress in mastering the
subtleties of the Anglo-Saxon lingo.
There is a cyDic on the Hill. however,
who says that all this attention and in
dustry upon the sons Of the Flowery
Kingdom is due to desire to acquire a
practical knowledge of the English iangu-
age more than TO any serious wish TO desert
the teachings of Confncius for the doc
trine of the Christian religion.
There will be raf1le for good watch
tomorrow night for the benefit of Gus
Brandt, the barber, who so long operated
on Monticello avunue at the head of
Astor place. Gus is in such bad health
that he has been obliged to give up bust
ness, and If ever there was rattle for a
worthy object this is one.
Bob McNaughton, Frank EveIand's
efficient drug clerk, has recovered from
his malarial attack. His hair has whit
ened, but he is as active as ever in pro-
pelling the bicycle ana telling ghost
stories. He still clings to the white coat,
his shiny tile and tiny cane.
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT
- the headquarters OF the jersey city Police De-
partnent Tor furnishing new lanterns lighting.
exiingnl sning cleaning and repairing 70 from LOU
70 vI street lamps. in accordance with the spaci-
commissioners. Bond IA the sum Of " 100 will be
required FOR the faithful performance OF the u :
tract, fer one ear. from DeccinDer i. 1894
Proposals must be sealed aud endorsed PRO
posals for lighting, extinguiShnx etc OIL lam
aud addressed to James y. Keiiy, Chairman Com
mittee on Lamps and Lights, and handed 70 the
October n. i8H.. = - -.
Blank for ms ~ proposals. aud suretie s may be OBJ
tanned AZ fciice headquarters Eiduer5 must state
IN their proposals the amount per lamp month.
a ne Board of oiice commissioners reserve The
right 10 reJect any all bids IL deemed this
best int crest Of Inc city
BY order Of the Eoard Of FoIice comnlisslonerx
Clerk Of she Board Of Police CON d ssi o.
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Notice to Contractors.

cEAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
~ tina office OF the Board OF Street and Water
commissioners, on Monday November 8, 1850, az
ten o'clock a. m, for
BUtl.DiAG sEw PUBLIC scHoo L HOUSE. No. Is
on virginia avenue in accordance with plans and
specifications file In the Office OF the Chief En-
ginser. corner OF Jersey avenue and Mercer street.
where blanks forms or bid and agreement Of
etics must be obtained.
proposals must be enclosed Ia sealed envelopes
endorsed Proposals for building New Pubic SC hool
No. "a, directed 70 benjamin Van Keuren. Esquire,
Chairman OF Committee on Public Buildings aad
Docks aud handed 10 the Clerk OF the Board in
open meeting when called for in the order Of bust
ness relating to sealed proposals..
Aociiy Official will be accepted az surety.
This BoarQ reserves the right to r8ject any or all
bids II deemed for the best interest 81 the city
By order Of the Board Of Street and water com
GEORGE r BoUTox,
Clerk.
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Corporation Notice.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIvRN THAT ON THE
1V 29th day OF september 1870, application was
made 70 the Board Of street and Water Commits.
sioners by Henry s BooraeIn and Others FOR the
vacation Of street known as
HILL SIDE ROAD.
PAIdsADE AVE.
HoBoKEN AVE.
Ana that the 18th day OF November 1890 az 10
O'Clock M, ana the meeting room OF the board
OF Street and Water Commissioners are hereby
fxed as the time ami place. when and where the
Board q street ard Water commissioners win
meet 70 hoar and consider any objections to me
vacation OF said road part there of that
may be presented In writing.
writing. ''7l' II
by 'ofaer Of the Board Of street ana WAFER Com.
ago. y. HoUrox
. 81 : s - M Clork.
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CORPORATION Notice.

corporation N0tlCe.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 14th day OF October 1890 the Commissioners OF
Assessment nled with the Board OF street and
Water Commissioners their final assessment map
and report for the
IMPROVEMENT OF SHERMAN AVE,
SOUTH ST.
BOWER ST.
by grading, curbing. bridging and paving. and the
same is open 70 public inspection in the ONCE
OF the Clerk OF said Board
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
inc Jude in said assessment:--
SHERMAN AVE-.
from South st. TO Bower St.
BOWER ST.
from Sherman ave, about - feet north and q feet
south.
And that the 17th day of November, 1890 at 10
o'clock a. M, and the meeting OF the Board
OF Street and Water Commissioners are hereby
fixed as the time and place wnep and where the
Board OF Street Water Commissioners Will
meet to near, consider and adjudicate upon all OBJ
jectious TO said assessment ana report.
All objections thereto must be presented in
writing.
by order of the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEO. 7. BoUToN.
Dated jersey city, October Iith, 1893.