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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08
Corporation Notice.


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from the
to a point about ia feel vest 81
from the
to me NEWARK AND OH.
from the
TO
FORREST STREET;
from the line Of the ~
20 a noInt about s66 feet west Of
AyENUE;
PINE STREET,
from
MILL CREEK
CSo5MMUSIPAW AVENUE;
MONITOR z
from the line OF the
NATIONAL DOCKS RAILWAY
ooMMUNlpAW AyENUE;
from the line Of The
NATIONAL DOCKS RAILWAY
y coMMUNIPAw AVENUE;
DUDLEY sFREEf
NATIONAL DOGS RAILWAY
TO
CDMMUNtPAW AVENUE
property fronting on the line OF the
MORRIS CANAL,
from the line of the
NATIONAL DOCKS RAILWAY
TO q point about 5feet northwest OF
JOHNSTON AVENUE;
property fronting on the line OF the
NATIONAL DOCKS HALLWAY
from
DUDLEY STREET
to the -
ASH sTEEET.
IRON m STREET
MORRIS CANAL;
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08
Dated Jersey CITY. March Is, 1900.
An Ordinance.

EoR THE BELIEF or WILLIAM poHRMANN, in
il construction OF a bay window in building
fronting Bay street and Newark avenue,
The. Mayer aud Aldermen of Jersey City do ordain
as follows
~seciieai. That William Dohrmann shall be and
he is hereby grained perfnissinu to construct and
maintain a bay window In Building ownedSby him
on it foar IN. block ri, City Slap. fronting Newark
Avenue and Bay street, which may extend from
foundation to roof beyond tire building line Of Ray
street three feet, any 0ryiinsnce 10 the Contrary not
withstanding. the WORK to he done under the
supervision OF the inspector OF buildings.
Passed March %. 1850
CEAS. w. ALIEN,
Ohm r, scott. Fresident.
City Clerk.
Approved March Is. 1924
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08
noAnp or r1RE coMMrssroNERs.

sicnrrs. hcia ~ aepartmens headquarters, Wedncs-
The roll was called az $40 O'clock.
conway and Commissioners
o.. motion n cominiss,oncr Brown. tie readins Of
minutes e Marca 3 WAS d'spss.sed w,sn, and they
r,a ,a,s -e s;a Or Applications
se aas .' ress,Ssa. s VA ssfsrssd is @ 81 Rsssi osnm MsIs pre- re-
buildings aac g mbnstiblcs.
as 7s Ssas, str I; ai narc e f seiiha sra,as g D s4sa. s.4 No:
6uagins No: Las seventh S.seet; Jonn Moan 10 raise
* ramsey, to efecs frame U sidiag No. 22c RaIirosd
Ayesnsi sonn T.: rrse g 70 erees irs.lne puIlding
READING OF counuSIcArross
fhe folloulng coinlnunieation fsom his honor, the
f aasof; 70 va iSdp ossra e ss reeslxsd; sn n q motloa re-
MAYORS ofBIcE, CITY HALL.
JERs&r CITY. Aarch ", 1850.
6~entatrnen-f Deg to cali che attention Of the board
TO The agitation in favor Of pa vlng wUrErnen in fac-
than ones q month. No man Can deny that il IS an
inJustice 70 kee2. back earnings Tor SO long a time as
Unless She man Or wonan has capital or sccumaief-
the lent, Da5 clio; hing, &c, tness must be
proeured on credit at a higher cost,
the common lot. II seems to me fha6 the CITY misiit
arrange 20 pay o1tenee ruan ones u menth. The
no reason why it should be kept from III IN. IN fart
all psFSons elnpluyed oy the sity ss uid DO patn
case for men 10 sell their tune, 10 soecuIators WIN
for q percentage, uilniSit the cash 20 emplyysd per-
sons. Thai custom - net confined to those emp'oyed
by the cay. but obtains with those enlpsoted 81 corr
p~orations 70 q large exselt, AID the ul5n sell rneir
time 1or prompt casa in order th.s they might have
The ready money ler lanaty needs. Monthly paw
moats nlean an actuai loan Of the whole amount OF
days, thus furnishing capital Tor thc empower
70 do pnainess on Az factories should pay
as often as every week With the rcd taI1e
required to pay the men IL your Department, per-
haus IL Will be n sufficient forward step &c I've Dree-
cnf TO pay every Two wee1s. but l hops 10 see the
Iiae seoin. when you can arrange 10 pay or every
week. That might need some legislation to simUii-
" The llethols that are now so cumbersome. Ans
I Respectfully rscQnlnasnd that you undertake tn0
0ne-naif monthly plan tirst.
Very Pespectfuliv.
AlT1EtsnI1f ~ r.rr,r ax-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08

ward A s Man. Fresrr;c}s &. T. Eidred.
Elijah Il. Craft aHa Jaa.eS Witants.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08

The most obstinate cases Of catarfh are
cured BY the use OF Eiy's Cream Balm, the only
agreeable remedy. IL is nor a liqnia or snuff, IS
easily applied into the ~nostrils. For cold in the
head it is magical. Il gives relief at once. Price,
SO cents,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08

EHE5LS ITNN UT ELAIW3-
W. fl. Eweld g. Bro ST 20. Referred TO 10
IN prlnttng and stationery.
ID. A. Wo0dHOuse Misunderstanding Co. 81 rs. Re.
terred 70 com mittee on supplies.
G. H.. Wood a. Bro. $40 80. Referred to commit
tee On iced.
N. Waiterthum, S13 03. Referreu to committees
~ apparatus ana repairs.
N fva;tsrthum,. $s3J. Referrei TO committee on
department. buildings and repairs,
REFORMS or sTANDIN Committees.
The Committee on buiidiugs ana combu5liDles re-
ported iayorably upon the following applications for
u~ernttS.
Lawrence +. Ryan. 10 erect frame building, No.
So7 lehth street.: Marcus Boiihafds, 10 erect frame
building No. 1873 seventh Street: jam Aolan. TO
raise building No. 40 Second ssrest, two feet: John
street; Campbell. s. Ramsey, to erect frune build
ing. NO. x lta.tslrosd Aycnilei W. A;nes ~ CO.. 10
scne oil.
0n motion, report wasrcceivedanG permits ordered
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08

seoER BY FRAMES.
Atlanta Il. C.......S So 153 rs JIG Ip sos 500 e6 I5S 84S
rexelMorRaH. -. ~ l6 15s 2S6 I'D $50 D1 AIS 525 $50
Umpire-R. S. Luqueer. Ii. A.C.
Seoref--P. Aschsr.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08

Paima's Prize Tourney.
The following were the best scores made
last night in the Palma Clubs tourney
w. Clarke, Jr.. 8, 10, 10, II.
Harrison. IL, 10, 10, 10.
Gallagher, s, ~, o, II.
Shaw. II. II. II.
Lockwood. 8. H..
p~eudexter, IL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08

oFTICERs' REponrs AS:D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Inc chtef engineer. superintendent ei telegraph
anu inspector OF horses prcsenlal thei: rencrss fuF
Inc week ending Marcn IL, 1890. Iiecs,yea a.lu
ordered LIED.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08

special 70 he Jersey csty Neas,

SpfcEQt 20 EHe aefseD C7tN NelU&.
HADDoNFIELD, April s, 1890 .-Lightning
did considerable damage in this vicinity
yesterday. On Bhe farm of Charles Ellis.
near Ashland, the barns were struck and
burncd. With the exception of the
horses the contents of the barns were en-
tirely consumed, resulting in q loss of
hay, crops, farming implements and live
stock. The dwelling was also set on FIRE,
but the flames were extinguished before
much damage was done.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08

Jersey City A. C...s9 1856 246 $40 434 SOP 500 Gil 78i s4s
Drexel Morgan. 10 f29 III 24S 29e 3T9 All 800 5si G47
Umpre-R. S. Luqueer<
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08
For The blood IS the life

7 oUeEsr 4 cos WORLD FAMED BLOOD MIX
IL ture is warranted TO cleanse tho blood from all
impurities from Whatever cause arising. For
Sores Of all kinds, its effects are marvellous, SOLD in
bottles at 81. or 6 bottles for s.. To be had at No t9
Grove street. Jersey City. and M " Pembroke
place Liverpool, England
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08

Totals >. .l6 = 10 sal Totals 10. . IS IS q2
FRAMES.
Jersey City A. G.. - $50 aG 34 44S $40 els fgT F2 sa8
Atlanta D C........s5 i32 20 2s5 $40 40 so si3 los iS2
Umpire fred Muller. s. + A.. {.
cofar IA Acnt 49,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28
Louisiana Grass

| was much interested in Geo. FL.
Hogan's letter on Louisiana Grass,
or Paspalum Platycaule. Our idea
as to its high merits are identical
1t has been growing on The beauti.
full prairies of Calcasieu ever since
the days of the Acadian exile, SO ]
think this might be called its natural
Ehome. We have several other
native grasses. but this is working
itself III to the exclusion Of oil
Others; it's progress being promoted
BY close grazing, moving, and sim.
ply breaking the wild sob once twill
cause it to form a good talf in two
years or less.
As DIR. Massey, Of the Department
says, ut is too short for hay, yei
with o favorable season. we cut | to
II ions per acre, and the Gvery beal
tof hay"
| don't know how far North il
will grow with yigor, but in this
latitude IL is not affected by an or.
0idary frost and hence makes for n
q good winter feed and an excellent
summer grass, whether the season be
wet or dry.
IF there arises a demand for tht
seed, | may save a small amount fol
the market tlistall.
This Southwest part Of Louisiani
is rapidly growing 10 prosperity
II is being settled by a thrifty, ener
gctic Class Of farmers from th
Mo-. ID, and most Of them are maxim,
money. Rice is the principal croE
and the large acreage of last yea
will be doubled this yearsA-Cha
M. Field, in Southern CllGvator an
Dixie Farmer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28
The wrong Wan.

Galveston News.
An incident showing the grit and
nerve displayed by Andy Bowen,
the lightweight champion Of the
United States, happened on the train
from New Orleans to Galveston, d
few days ago. A big, burly negro
entered the train and commenced TO
make himself generally d~isagreeable
Occupying q whole seat to himself
he began cnrsing and abusing the
passengers in a lively manner, but
not content with this pnlled a hand.
kerchief out of the pocket of a gen
.tleman sitting in the rear scat and
Haunted it in the breeze, saying he
could lick anybody in the car. There
was no one who appeared to dispute
his claim as champion, when sud.
denly little Andy Bowen, who weighs
but 1872 pounds. arose from his seal
and went over to where the negro
was. The negro looked at him
with contempt, and Andy says he
must have weighed 800 pounds"
What do you want 2" said he, and
with that struck out wildly at Bow.
en-. AS quick as d fash Bowen led
with his left and caught the negro
under the chin, sending him spin
ming over three car seats. Fifteen
minutes later the negro was seen to
arise, and glaneing around the car
in a half tf-hewildered manner,
went on the platform until the next
station was reached, when he left
the car and skunk away behind the
covering Of the depot. Everybody
wanted to shake the hand OF the
little Hercules, and the ovation he
received when Galveston was
reached was something to be proud
Of. He was made the recipient Of q
number Of presents, among them q
handsome silver-handled umbrella
with his initials, A. b., on the top.
Andy accepted the presents, bat was
too modest to say anything. This
little incident was heard on the
Iquiet, and no one ever suspected il
would find its way into print and be
read by Bowen's many admirers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28


Chuncey M. Depew: When tic
war was over 10 the South, where,
under warmer skies and with more
poetic temperaments, symbols and
einblems are better understood than
IN the practical North. the widows,
mothers and children Of the Comic.
derate dead went ont and strewed
their graves with flowers; bit many
places the women scattered them.
impartially also over the unknown
and unmarked resting places Of the
union soldiers. AS the news of fhia
touching tribute flashed over tie
North it reused, as nothing elsa
could hive done. national amity and
love, and allayed sectional animosi
ty and passion. 1t thrilled every
household whore there was q vacant
chair by tile frcside, and al aching
void in The heart for a lost hero
whose remains had never been
found; old wound broke out arrest
and ID 4 mingled tempest Of grief
aud joy the family cried "Maybe il
was our darling Thus, out of
sorrows, common alike to the North
and South, came this beausFfal
custom. But decoration dag nc
longer belongs to those who mourn.
1t is common privilege Of us ala, and
will be celebrated as long as graft
tade exists aud flowers bloom.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28
LIARS.

Who am a liar? an what shall we
do wild him--wid de liar, an de
liars? De liars am wid US. an Of us
an mona us. He gifts mp wid rs in
the mawnin' and lies down Wid Us
at night. Go to de grocery, and DE
dry goods man and lie has q vel.
cone an a lie. De tailor promises
d suit when he knows he cant finish
it. De shoe maker promises to
make d pair Of butes hefo' Saturday
night when he knows he has three
DAYS work for mex week. De ict
man charges Us wild twenty.ive
pounds and delivers US sixteen,
Our carpets arc warranted an, yll
dey fade; de plumber plumhs anc
dies; de painter paints on lies; o.
dress maker not only lies bnt steals
de cloth. We all lie like troopers
City times q day, an de man Wit
won't lie don't stan much show o.
how. A man is a fool who wonlc
tell De truf ceptin In de way oh gain
Brother Gardner on Liars.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28
Look Ont fol. Him.

4 sharper with d new scheme FL
reported as coming this way, aud il
would be well for our farmers ID be
on the look ont for him. He has an
Improved plow-slsarc which he loans
TO some ineuential farmer, with the
provision that If II proves aatisfac.
tory he will recommend it to his
neighbors, and if at the end Of the
season he does not wish to keep it
he is 10 ship it to any address given
him. It the unsuspecting farmer
agrees to do this the sharper draws
up an article Of agreement. This
is written with q peculiarly con,
strncted fountain pen, there being
two compartments in the holder,
which contains two kinds OF ink,
one which will fade, while the other
will remain. With the former he
writes the article and ehanges The
pen, hands il to the farmer, who
signs his name with the latter kind.
The result ii that the words of the
articles soon fade, and the sharper
has the piece Of white paper with
the farmers name thereon, and can
make It into q note Of any denomins
alton at his leisure.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28
Married in EHaste.
Montreal Star.

Montreal Star.
One OF the hastiest marriages On
took place in PHILADELPHIA. 4 lady
and gentleman who had been 40
quainted tbut one week, and who
moved IN excellent society, were
walking upon the street, The LADY
showing the lions Of the CITY to tic
gentleman, who was a stranger. iii
the course Of their ramhle they wees
stopped for an instant BY d wedding
party, who werealighting from their
carriage at q church doar. Tho
lady proposed to go in and see The
affair through. The gentleman con,
sented, aud together they stood
until the ceremony was over. Az
this instant the gentleman, taking
the lady's hand in his, led her unre.
sistingly to the alter without q sin
gle word being spoken. and presented
her before the astonished minister
with q request that they should be
made one. In ten minutes the knot
was tied and there is no reason to
believe that either has, IN lhe ten
years they have been Joined, seen
cause to regret the auddeness of tie
idea.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28
NOTICE.

We have opened our photograph
gallery at Petty's old stand. and
will remain until the 2Oth day Of
We came prepared to make
pictures truly and artistioally, and
ask you to give US . trial. Il we
do not give entire satisfaction, we
do not ask you 10 pay vs. one cent
Remember the time We are to stay
and do not delay too long, but come
forward and gre Us a trial.
Respt, BALAR q EdAN.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28
The state Gensas.
La. RerieM

Ia. Review.
The returns Of tue census sakea
by the State assessors are raj
coming in, and The indications ore
that the total population Of Louis
lana will not fail short OF l,l50.0O8.
Ibis Is an increase Of about 1a Ii
upon the United States cens s u
1880. So far the increase 10 34s8
for the whites and 23.4 for the
colofed people.
The Federal census Is also heir
taken at this moment, and, it i
claimed, ID ssme quarters. that II
will show o greater increase than
the State census, the latter having
been taken with less care.
Estimating the population Of tile
State upon the number Of of regis.
tered voters and school children,
it ought 10 approximate . million
and D quarter.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28

The Fourth of July is approach.
ing, boys. Are we going to cele-
brate it? So far, no preparations
are.being made, Can NOT VERBAL.
ion give q chance to soma Of her
rising orators 70 mGxe the weIkin
ring with The magic sounds Of
grand, eloquent oratory By all
means, let US tern out and celebrate
the glorious old day.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28
How IL This.

For fhe next 90 days we will
make you one dozen photographs
for $I.z5, and guarantee a perfect
likeness. This is TO introduce our
work. Respectfully,
BMLAa e EGAN.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28
a Boys CoAaposl1lon 81 Glrla

= N0y NQAnpOsIf1Om OM GarIa
IndustTla al School Gem.
Girls are very stuck up and dig
nifed in their manner and behave
themselves. They think more Of
dress than anything, and like 10 play
with dolls and rags. They cry il
they see d COW in the far distance,
and arc afraid Of guns. they stay
at home all the time and go to
church On Sunday. They are al.
ways make fun o. boys's hands, and
gao how dirty" They can't play
marbles. / pity them, poor things
Phey make fun Of boys and ther
turn around and love them. | don
believe they ever killed q cat o.
anything. They look out every
night and say "ain't the moor
lovely r
There is one thing / have nol
told, and that is they always know
their lessons better than the boys.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28

Z. P. Goodwin, editor Of The St
Landry Democrat. died in New
Orleans the 18th mat, aged 60
! years.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28

We we're blessed with arefreslling
sho yer last Monday.
The school exhibition at the
French Hall Thursday night, vos q
huge success. The little folks ac-
Quilted themselves with much credit.
La elk Of space prevents US from Civ,
ug a full account.
Those wishing to visit the Ores
cent City, will have a chance 10 do 50
at small expense on July 18th,
by taking in the excursion from
Washington to n. O. It will leave
Washington at / p. m, July l3,
returning on tbe 18th. The fare
from New iberia is $500. Mr.
Jules Dubus, the manager, will
please accept our thanks for a free
pass.
Last Wednesday evening, at about
FIVE o'clock, while blowing ia his
field at about four miles from town,
Mr.. Desire v. Leblanc, an old citi.
zen of this parish, dropped dead,
striker with apoplexy. He leaves
a large1family, all grown. Among
the children are Euph6mon Leblanc,
our town constable: Mesdames a..
Il. Leblanc, Leonce Ferret and A..
G. Lemaire, Of this town.
AT. a meeting Of Protector Fire
Co. No. /, held Monday evening,
the following officers were elected
to serve for the next twelve months:
G. J. Edwards, president; I. J.
Feray. vice president; Jos. Legaenec,
secretary; A. ]. GODDARD, treasurer;
jacob Coastal, foreman; E. G.. Hell
mich FIRST. assistant; E. j.. Lyons,
second a~ssistan; Nelson Greene,
housekeeper; Caesar Leguenec, ban.
ner carrier; Louis Lcotaud pipemaD.
The barbecue and picnic given by
the school board Friday. was a gala
day Tor everybody. Fully 1900
people, from all parts Of thecountry.
were present. The opening address
was ably delivered by Mr.. Kitehell.
Then followed speeches by children
.of the various schools in the parish,
dinner came next, and was done
gustice by all. w. B. White, E>qr.
made the closing address. VIZ
could easily devote q column in
describing this event, without 7ex
hautsing the subject, but we have no
the time and space to do it.
A ridein The country viii con
vince any one TINT the prospect FOL
growing crops is cqaal to, or above
the average, The sugar cane ha'
an excellent color, a good stand
and to a satisfactory height. Th'
corn ais vigorous, with a health.
color, and promises a good yield
The cotton is also in Q good condi
ten, only being a little grassy il
! some portion Of the parish. Farm
work had been somewhat mared b,
The rains Of some weeks ago, bu
we think that our farmers hay.
most Of their crop under eJntrc
now.
- @--
a Boys CoAapositTOn on Girl
Tndust lal School Gem.
) f1;rls ara ,,aev otnolz mn and nj;
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28

Saturday, lune 2s 1906
Who got left Sunday?
Mosquitoes get away.
Who jump go feet high? +
Watermelon and fever time has
arrived.
Gabriel Leblanc, of the Star, has
to Cheaiere a la Croix.
Mr.. Troy Ewing Of New Iberia
was in town this week.
Business in town is notvyery brisk
with our merchants RICH: now.
Mr. Fl. G. Heinrich has re opened
his bakery.
NJ. Leon 3. Feray, is having an
addition built to his residence.
There is only one boarder in the
Lyons Hotel now He must be
lonesome.
This is the time people begin to
sshuck off all the clothes possible, and
hunt for shady places.
Judge Gilbert Labavo and Mr..
Emile Breauz, left for St. Mary
parish Wednesday.
The Barmore was three day late
this week, caused hy the heavy
barges.of sand she had in tow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abshirc, win
their daughter, Miss Olita, returned
! tffom their seasllore "trip Sunday.
The race last Sunday between S.
Hays sorrei horse and Ronsscad's
blue. resulted in the defeat Of the
latter by Is feet.
W.D. Lyons, census enumerator
for the 7lh ward, wasia town with
his family last Sunday.
Unfortunate arc those who have
! Just enough sense 10 realize their
own folly.
Mr.. Leopold Demary was blessed
with an addition to his family, in
the shape Of a bouncing boy.
Or. 7. J.. Abslire, attended the
commencement ezerci es Of the Grand
Coteau College Wednesday.
Mr.. A.. GODDARD. was called to
Lake Charles Thursday Of last week
by a telegram, to see his bfoiher'
who is very low.
Masters Odeon BouFque, OVID
and Olivier Broussard, returned
from The Grand Goteau College
Wednesday.
Thanks to Mr.. G. g. Roberts and
Miss Lizzie Edwards. for compli-
mentary tickets to the school exlIibi,
ton, which took place at theFrench
Hall Thursday.
Mr.. Elijah Ewing, after spending
several months in New Mexf.0.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-28

We are under obligations to The.
Arcadian Lodge K, Of #: Of Alb
beville, for an invition TO attend
their picnic excursion on July End,
in honor Of the nth anniversary Of
that lodge. The escursion will be
on the steamer Mary Rose.