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PETROLEUM
NEW YORK. Nov. p. - Petroleum nal,
trading was very light to-day, only 1oo hs et
being dealt In at both exchanges IT, oAfrels
was firm. then the market became d1,II ap.enaing
manned so until the close PennsyIvs-i;. aud 1i, re-
spot opened at soc; highest. &C., lowest 'i 90, On
closing at 69c. December options ora.,. oec;
6Sssc; highest, 6934c; lowest, 69sSe isHed at
695Sc. Lima oil dull; no sales. ' 0''Slng at
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NOTIcE TO MARINERS.

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all maui
cal Authorization will be furnished masters OF YES
ses free of charge at the United states iiyuro
graphic office 10 the Custom House. Cap'Aln'
are requested to call at the office.
LIEUT. II SHERMAN
In charge Hydrographic Station
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SHIPPING INTELLIGFNce

MESIArURz ALMANAC-TaIS D1Y
Sun RISES .........-.....
Sun SETS. .........
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 81. Asa A n 5ia
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NAVAL SIUItES'--I ne IHHTktL TOT SpIrIJS tur-
pentiue was very quiet, but steady. at I'M
changed prices. The business during the day
was rather light, the total sales being 1872 casks
Of regulars at &c. At the Board of Trade on
the opening call the market was reported firm
at &c for regulars. At the second call it closed
and advancing, while strained to good strained
remained steady. There is a good demand for
pales, with some scarcity of offerings The
At the Board Of Trade on the first call, the
market wa; reported firm at the following
quotations: A, B, G. D aud h, 81 30; F, 81 40;
N So 5O window glass 81 90; water white,
81 so At the last call it closed firm, with
sales of $50 barrels at for N 50 SO; window
glass, 81 so; water white, S. co. Others I'm.
changed.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARK Grs.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,

7
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. % 1890 {
CoTToS-The spo: market was nominal for
lack of demand. There was an ample stock
offering while advices from controlling markets
were strong. but they faiied to stimulate buy
ers, who were very slow and indifferent, and
about the smallest days business of the season
was covered. The total sales we're only 1872 bales.
On Change at the opening call, at 10 a. m,
the market was reported quiet, easy and un-
changed. with sales of IS bales. At the second
call, at 1 p. m, it was steady, the sales being
III bales, At the third and last call, at p. m,
1t closed dull. but steady and unchanged, with
further sales of so bales. The following are the
official closing spot quotations of the Cotton
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MARKETS BY Ens9aAPd.
FINANCIAL.


New YoRK. Nov. % noon.-SGocks opened
active and strong Money easy at per cent Elk
change-long, 81 79t.; short 81 s6S4. Govern
heavy.
Following were the 3 p. M STOCK quotations:
Erie. ............. 1Jl@ Rchm'd & w. PIT.
CHICAGO & North. .1063S Terminal ..... II
Lake Shore. ......l0s Western Union. 1915
Norf & W. pref. 5lA
500 p. m.-Excnange closed quiet but steady
at 81 SJ1SQ54 So. Money easy, closing offered
at 5 per cent Su Treasury balances-COin
Sl44, 49l 900; currency. $685. 900 Government
bonds dull and oeavv FOR fourS: four per cents
IL; four and a half per cents 10I bid. State
bonds negl. cted.
The following we're the closing quotations of
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PoULIRY MARKET overstocked; demand fair.
EeGs-Market very firm; stock light: demand
good.
PEANUTs-Anple stock; demand light; prices
weak.
SUeAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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) ) uIur5S fal[eI as follows:
Opening. Highest.

May delivery. 8 67l5 675 rex
SHORT RIBS per 100 BIS
Dec delivery. IS IS 5 5 37L6 IS 37I6
May delivery. 0715 6 1919 6 1872
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-Flour steady; How
ard street and western super1ne S3 90
G23 4O extra 50 COO 80. family 81 6505 10;
Southern firm and higher; Fultz 9i097c; Long
berry, 9s097c; No. 2, 90lb; western strong:
No: : winter red on spot aud November 9lc
53@57c, old 63064c; yellow new 54@5sc; old
64c. western strong.
CINcINNAr1, Nov: aa-Flour dull: family
s. 5o93 80; fancy Ssso@4 90 Wheat in fair
bushels; shipments 5000 bushels Corn active
and firm; No. 2 mixed, SIC. Oats quiet: No ,
mixed 4Sc. Provisions-Pork barely steady
at $40 IS. Lard stronger and higher at S. 500
565 Bulk meats steady; short rib sides SIS 49,
Bacon steady; short clear 81 50. Hogs in
light supply; common and light s. 5Oda3 50:
packing and butchers SO 2503 rs Butter
heavy. Sugar dull and weak. Whisky firm At
81 ii. - IL Gu
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-Flour strong; family.
50 1908 p; choice 80 1908 80; fancy 81 GOA
10; patent 81 1904 IS. Wheat opened
and closed weak; No 2 red. cash. 93093Mc:
December delivery closed at 9l5Ac; January
delivery 9l4c; May delivery 994c; July delivery
bicLs august delivery ell &C Corn opened c
above yesterday; No. 2, cash, 51@5234o; Novem-
Der delivery 52c; December delivery C:
Nay delivery 31Ssc Oats higher; No 2cash 45hc
November delivery &C; December delivery
C; May delivery 464c Banging at 66asc:
iron cotton ties s. S0@i s. Corn meal nj
steady. Provisions iirm-Pork, in job lots
$40 20. Lard 50 81. Dry salt meats. boxed should
ers, 81 9Q05 90; longs s. SIS; ribs, S. ~; clear
5 rs. Bacon, boxed shoulders, S. 27lb:
longs and ribs So 00a6 10; clear Sc 15g@
625. Sugar cured hams, $40 0O0S12 co. Whisky
steady at 81 IA.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Coffee demand light.
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair 1l3lGA2Oc. sugar
steady; open kettle, good fair to
strictly prime i5-16O4c; good common Sa6SA
S16c; fully fair 4 3-1G04Ac; fair az 1aSSse:
centrifugal, plantation granuated 5s6Gdl556c off
granulated &c; choice white 51S@5Ic: white
5esc; choice 41ac; choice yellow clarified 10 i6M
4?Sc; prime yellow clarified SIC; off yellow
clarified i-l6c; common &C. Molasses higher;
open Kettle fancy 44c; choice 41GQ44c: strictly
pt rlmeo 29@SS0c; good prime S6@2sc; prime
strictly prime 2l022c; good prime l5@lGc;
prime 1S92)c; good fair 2l022c; common to
good common l50l7c; syrup 236s26c.
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRK. Nov. 90, noon--Spirits turpentlne
steady at 81 45G11 80.
500 p. m.-Rosin quiet but firm; strained
common to good 81 450l So Turpeatlne
dull and steady at 4004Olbc.
WILMINGTON, Nov. % = Spirits trrpentine
steady at S516c. Rosin firm; strain ed 81 10; good
strained 81 10. Tar firm at 81 So. Crude tur-
p9ntine, firm; hard 81 %; yellow dip, 81 90;
CHARLESTON Nov. 2a.-Spirits turpentine firm
at S5lRc Rosin quiet; cool strained 81 %.
RICE
NEW YORK. Nov. 22-Rics quiet and
steady; domestic fair to extra SO 06l7c; Japan
5A05c.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Tallahassee. for N New
Miss Williams, MrS O'Neal, Mrs A Der Ks
Michael Lsahy, Wan Rollins. Chas nd lrI
Eric Hanson, Thos MCGOWAN, Ar !, I'm mas =
Younger, II Simmonds, I Fowler, \
dsteerage.
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! timber 81 below these figures.
EREIGHTS-

LUMBER-C The market is well sup
pllel WIN tonnage ana rates are For balct-
loading; Philadelphia, s. 90; New York, IS so
and wharfage; Sound ports and Boston,
IS 5000 90. From $4,000. is paid YES
els here for shifting to load at nearby
ports Timber 5ocQ$l 90 higher than lum-
Der rates. To the West Indies and Wind
ward nominal: to Rosario SIS 90 y 10 90; to Bue-
nos Ayres o. Montevideo. SIC 001l6 SO; to Rio
Jaaeiro, Sl6 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, Sl4 90; TO United Kingdom for or
ders, nominal for timber, IS standard;
lumber. So Steam-to New York, 81 co.; to
Philadelphia, S. 90; to Boston. So 90; to Balti-
more, 50 50
NAVAL rpREs-Mariet is dull. Foreign-Cork.
etc, for orders small spot vessels, rosin, Is Sd
and 4s to arrive, Is 81 AMI is spirits, Ad-
riatic, rosin, 3s Cd; Genoa, IS; South Amer
ica rosin, SOC per BARREL of $50 pounds.
Coast wise-Steam-To Boston, lie per 100 h
on rosin, soc on spirits; to New YORK. rosn,
nc per 100 10; spirits So; to Philadelphia,
rosin. 16c per 100 70; spirits, soc; to Baltimore
roSin, SOC; spirits. zoe. CoaStwise quiet.
CoTroN-By Steam-The market is very dull.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, NOV
2a-427 bales cotton. 10 bbls rosin, 20 messy
trunks, case pants. box almanacs, cars CIV
ton seed, ~ cars wood, boxes tea, bales lla,g
q bbls whisky, pianos and fixtures, ooH 81
fixtures, l bureau, bureau top, pox groc0ii'
& safes, 141 boxes tobacco.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western fa.l"a,;
Nov 22-l BAG bales cotton. 1873 bols rosin ~, M
cases spirits turpentine 203 pigs mdse, LSo ors
bacon, 6 bales hides. 40 bbls syrup, yu4f puAs
fruit 81 bbls fruit, so boxes tobacco, odds t9sl
tables, car bulk orgs, 146 pigs furniture: ~.
poultry, 81 sacks rice, 81 head CATTLE, o. o,,]]
lumber. cars wood car cotton seed' %
phos rock. / car coal, s cars pig iron; sd
Per Central Railroad, Nov 22-5, 1897 oales ~
ton, 1854 bbls rosin. 286 bbls spirits tI
1884 bales yarn, rs bales domestlcs. baIes ~ n
bales leather, 0 bdls paper, 142 Dds ~, Sni
SACKS ashes, II bbIs fertilizers, 2,9OO lV s-,f
SIP lbs bacon, 200 bbls lime 100 boxes iris
bbls liquors, 10 half bbls liquors, b6is pea a,r
half b6ls beer 81 pkgs furniture. l3O oD I'M
% head cattle, 100 shoats, 81 cars lumoeT, nys
syrup, 80 bdls spokes 81 casks clay. K o os5
pieces machinery. $50 pkgs mdse. 9baleS r III
stock, Cos empty bbls, cars cotton seq IAN
bbls cotton seed oil, cars stone, II o9Xes yrt,
y boxes hardware, 81 cases eggs, %oO O"i' g.
616 tons pig iron.
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EXPORTS


Per steamship Tallahassee, for News tc y
1858 bales upland cotton. 81 bales dolhess'Stn
bbls rice 800 bbls rosin, bbs spirits tu ~ hny
G4,000 feet lumber, 80 bbls oranges o;5sO
oranges, I44 tons Dig iron. 4i5 pSgs mo- yorl
Per steamship CITY OF Augusta. Ior N4 ", sssi
i, 997 bales upland cotton, 115 DDS III bbl
oil, 95 bales domestics 100 bols rlce sast lla
rosin, 200 bols spirits tIrpentine 1900 res ,es
Der, % bbls oranges, 6,62 boxes orai'79''
cedar logs. 466 pkgs mdss. p,ltimore1
Per steamship D Miller, for p, ba, nnls r
151 bales cotton, 1551 bblS rosin 100 og,n se
i55 bbls spirits turpentine. 1856 Dds co''I II bdl
oil. 10j9 pkgs fruit, 20 tons pig lro,, ,bsr. 3;
paper stock, 30 bdls hides, 10 rolls le@'D'
pkgs mdse, 50 bales domestics. ,r,,,-a--ssSg
Per steamship Ardanhu Brl, FOR pr H ast irUoundi
bales upland cotton, weighing Las ~ SIr ds
Per bark Verdad [Spl, for Sant3a, a., osuG reenl
Palma-l70 eco feet p p lumber-Cna'
Son & Co. -, 9S6j
Per schr ALBANIA [Sp], for Barcelon'
feet p lumber-Roosev welt & EsteYe. lSa a
Per schr John Rose for Baltinoi0
feet p p lumber.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-17
GREENvILLE.

The GreenviIle Star Quartette viii give
q grand concert and hop tomorrow even
Ing at Metropolitan Hall, Ocean and
Gator avenues. The following well
known talent will assist In the entertain
ment:-Mlss Adele Weber, e~locutionist;
Mr.. Henry Schueller, tenor; Mr.. Ferdi-
nand Henno, baritone; Mr.. Charles
Heidenreich, flute, and Messrs. Hugo
Seller and Albert Buchler, either. An
interesting programme of twenty num-
bers has been arranged.
The ladies Of st. Paul's Roman Catholic
Church will hold a fair. to last one week,
beginning this evening, at the parochial
school On Linden a-yennesand Old Bergen
road. The proceeds will be given to the
Church Debt Society.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Linden
Avenue NJ. Z. Church will give a donkey
party at the church OF Tuesday. Novem-
Der 25.
At the meeting Of the Puritan Athletic
Club on Saturday evening, Messrs. II.
Deutsch, X. Carey, H.. Sutton, H.. Hauser,
II. Wellbrock, I. Jaehne and r. Petit
were appointed a committee TO arrange
for a reception and ball TO be given at
the Belvidere Hall in the near future.
The first invitation reception and ball
of the Aroma Athletic Association will
be held at Kaehlee's New York Bay
House tomorrow evening.
Damon Council No. 1871 Royal Ar
cauQm Will Celebrate It's urSt anniversary
this evening, by giving a grand enter
tainment at the looge rooms, Nc. 93 Lin
den avenue. An excellent musical pro-
gramme has been prepared. Admission
by Invitation only.
The La Grippe Club will give a grand
invitation ball at Kachlee's New York
Bay House on Thursday evening, Noyem-
Der "a.
Greenville has got a building boom.
Houses are going up by the score. There
are few empty stores or houses. AS soon
as a house IS completed IL is let.
The gas mains. which are being laid
beneath the sidewalk on Ocean avenue.
and which will carry the gas TO the
Woodlawn district. are now laid as far as
the New York Bay Cemetery.
The junior Kings Daughters" Of the
Reformed Church, will hold a fair in the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION on Friday of this week. Dona-
tons OF fancy ana nther useful articles
may be sent to Miss +. Truman, No. IS
Danforth venue The proceeds are TO
be given toward endowing a bed for
friendless girls in Christ Hospital.
A meeting will be held this week to re.
organize the G~reenville Club.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-17

Bergen Reformed Church, will lecture
on New and Old Bergen before Ldfay-
cite Council No. 4ia. A. l. OF H., at their
rooms, Pacific avenue and Maple street.
this evening.
Fisk Section No. ., Cadets OF Temper
auce. win hold q fair and entertainments
in Fisk Hall, Wilton and Lafayett G
streets, to last two days, opening torlo r
row afternoon. 1t will be held under I he
auspices of the ladies of the section. a
large number of articles IN been re
ceived. The committee Is maxi ne
arrangements to accommodate a lar &c
number of people.
a meeting will be held this week to
complete tho organization Of the Lafay-
ette Council, Royal Arcanum. The char
ter has arrived from the Supreme Coun-
eli and everything is ready TO make the
council n success.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A, Mcknight, of No.
100 Pacific avenue, will give a musicale at
their residence on Thursday evening OF
this week. The proceeds will be sent to
the Feeble Minded Children's Home at
Vineland. An interesting programme
has been arranged. and a good time Is as
sured to all those who attend.
Miss Sadie Mccormack, of Troy. N. Y.
who has been visiting Miss Mamie Mar
TIN, of Pacific avenue, will return no me
today.
Mr.. George Black. Of Pacific avenue,
who has been visiting friends In New
Ha ven, Conn, will return home tomor-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-17
NEWS IN NOTES.
STATE NOTES.

George Rice. of B~ridgeton, fed a lot Of
rotten POTATOES to his hogs. All were
sickened D one died. 1t is thought that
this Is an explanation OF the alleged hog
cholera" said TO .preyail In Cnmoeriano
A foot from the leg Of a man @as found
IL a lot OF garbage near Asbary Park on
Friday.
The season for Maurice River cove oys-
tiers will be short, IL is said. Several boats
have already tied MP.
Company fled articles Of Incorporation
Saturday with the clerk of Union county
It's business Is b work OF CONSTRUCTING
railroads. and 1t purposes 70 carry on op..
erutfons in the United States. Mexico anu
Canada Tho company's capital Is siVV'-
Gotrlied Bodner, the superintendent of
Roscdnlc Cemetery, Newark, on Satur-
day found hidden away under the neoge
that runs along the Washington street
side Of the cemetery the body OF a female
child. Il had been born alive, ana was
wrapped in an old piece OF muslin M.
Bodmer called In Sergeant Leary. OF the
police force, and the County Physician
was summoned. Detective Conroy Is
working up the case
Jabez Fearey. OF Newark, died at Mat
avian Yesterday morning at six O'Clock.
The State fish wardens intend to enJ0in
the McKirgan Oil Company. OF Newark,
from erecting a factory at Mile Run
Brook. On the ground that the refuse VIII
poison the fish.
Tn City Council of Trenton by a
unanimous vote has refused To gfanttne
petition OF the police that their applca-
tion tor more pay be submitted TO q vote
By the people at the approaching charter
election.
The Association OF the T~werty-fourth
Regiment. New Jersey Volunteers, Will
hClu their fourth annual reunion at Mill
Vile ON December IS, the anniversary OF
the battle OF fredericksburg
Ihe extensive sash, blind and building
supply mandatory of w. II. wilkins y
CO.. at Camden, was closed by Sherln
West on Saturday. Executions were
taken upon claims aggregating sl6,OO0 OF
George w. Nipple, dealer IN lumber ana
supplies at Lock Haven, Pa. to whom
Wilkins & Co. confessed judgment Inc
FIRMS assets are aid TO be $5O,OOO, ana
the liabilities $4,000. The rouDie,l IL Is
said. will DO tidedo over.
Justice Reed, Of Camden, on SATURDAY.
fixed December | as the day for recount
ing the vote for Assembly In the First
district of Cumberland county.
Mental science and political economy
have been dropped from the curriculum
Of the High School at Paterson, because
It was thought that the pupils were being
overworkeo-
Several months ago three of George
Hedden's children died In Newark OF
diphtheria. The fourth succum bed on
Friday TO the same disease. Mr.. Hedden
has one child left
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-17
WEST BERGEN.

Mr.. Charles r. Burger, of No. 1sS Vir'
Qfnia avenue. Will return today from MS
short trip to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The young ladies engaged in the conf ng
entertainment TO be given by the Ladies
Parsonage and Social Union held "a prac-
tice drill last Saturday evening" The
young ladies are getting quite proficient
with the brooms. and Will no doubt sur
prise their friends by their ex cellentdrill.
The Kings Daughters, OF West Bergen,
will hold their regular weekly meeting at
the residence of Mrs. William Beach, No.
So West Side avenue Important business
will be transacted. A full attendance Is
requested. J..
Loads OF car rails and ties were left at
the West Bergen freight station on Sat
urday. They will be used IN completing
the electric road. The work is now being
pushed rapidly and In q few weeks West
Bergen VIII have the long desired rapid
transit.
After today the West Bergen station on
the Newark and New York Railroad will
be known ms West Side Avenue. the rail-
road having changed it to West Side ave-
nue. on their new time tables, which APP
pear today. This change was suggested
by the Citizens Association.
There was no service at the South Ber-
gen Reformed Church last evening. The
church was closed on account OF the dedi-
cation services of the Greenville Re
formed Church, at which all the members
were present.
The services at the West Side NJ. E
church last evening were conducted by
the young people of the Epworth League.
The services proved very interesting.
Hanging on the wall, in the South Ber-
gen Reformed church, are the plans for
the new church. The building is of n
mixed Gothic and Renaissance style. and
when completed will rank among the
LEADING church ediices of the city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-17
STEAMBOATS,.
RAILROADS.
Ii FARES

WEST SHORE RAuRoAD-S. Y. G. & H. R. r
w K. CO., lessee-TTains leave West Forty
second street station. New York. as follows, end
twenty minutes earlier from the footof Jay street.
New London. Detroit and Chi,
cage. tio.1 a. m. 'Al5 y. NJ. .Ai5 D. M; st. Louis
s. u, % IS D. m. Toronto, fl015 a. M; ISIS g Is d.
m; buffalo, kochestez Syracuse, Utica. Suspen-
SION bridge. Niagara Falls. $40. .lH.l5 a. m, -ai5
sA15 4. M; and also for Utica only. Kingston
$50 s1.la. l0-i5, all.a a. M. si0Q SIS. and sal5D.
m; 6atskin and Albany. $50. sila. lois alLW a.
M. ss-1u. <a-i5, s.l5 p- M Cranstons, West Point.
Cornwall, Newburg. $50. slia q. .ia.i5.. luis.
alLD a. m. -i.l5. sL50, <Su,s5.A SIS, I'D. S-i5,*i. As
D. M Montreal and canada East IT'S a. IN.
.jl5 y. M. Elegant sleeping cars Tor Bnf-
falo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago and st.
Louis, on ali through trains. q. s-Leaye Brooklyn
via Brooklyn Annex. alU.& a M; 500 y. m Jersey
City, h. X. K. station. ALA a m; sS.y8 D. IA.
.Dnay. fdaily except Saturday. All other trains
daily except Sunday. Tor tickets, time table. par
Tor and sleeping ear accommodation or informa-
lion apply Offices; Brookln "A. No. 33 Washington
strest, 80. 72s futon street aud Annex once xool
OF fnifon street. New York city. Nos l. I'll, SIS, 5s5.
91 Broadway. No. l3 Bowery. No. Il Park place,
NOS Vest I25th street. and West shore stations
footof West forfyssecond street and foot OF Jay
street. North hiver. O. y LAMBERT. General Pas
senger Agent. No. 5 Vanderbilt Avenue. New YORK
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NORTH HUDSON.


The Pioneer Hose Company. of Union
Hill painted hat town red on Saturday
night. They celebrated the return of
their renovated apparatus by a grand
torehlight parade and o blow out at their
house. The event was long to be remem-
bered by the adde's of Pioneer Hose.
The ". j. Boylan Association and their
friends Will dance at Ruth's Town Hall,
Union Hill. on christmas Day.
The Union Hill Town Council will meet
tonight.
The Anarchists did not hold their cele.
bration at F~roemchen's Hall, Union Hill,
on Saturday night as advertised. The
proprietor OF the hall vas afraid Of police
interference amt refused 10 let the hall.
Assemblyman Usher opened the fair of
ST. Augustins's Roman Catholic Church,
at Military Hall, Union Hill, on Saturday
night. The opening was a grand success
and the popular pastor. the Rev. Father
Brady, feels confident that this fair will
eclipse all others
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-17
BAYONNE.

The Board of Education will hold q
regular business meeting this evening.
A caucus will be held this evening at
the headquarters of the First Ward
Democratic Club. No. IS West Eighth
street, by the Democrats of the First
ward. the object being the selection of
candidates for County Committeeman at
the forthcoming primary.
In Salter's memorial Hail a meeting of
persons owning property embraced in the
proposed site for Bay Side Park will be
held under the auspices of the County
Park Commissioners.
About one hundred and fifty members
of Bayonne Council No. Cos. Royal
AzcaDum. of Bayonne, attended special
services last evening in the First Re.
formed Church of that city. The organi-
cation met first in its headquarters at
Areanum Hall, and marched in a body to
The church. The Rev. ". Knox, chap
lain Of the council preached.
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Estate OF Sarah +. skerratt, deceased, George X.
Deane. adminislr ator. with will annexed. or Sarah
f. Skerrart decreased, by order Of the Deputy sur
rogaEe OF hudson county. dated Nos. I, 1a.U,
hereby gives notice to the creditors OF said dece-
dent to bring In their debts demands and claims
against the estate or said decedent. uncer oath or
animation, within ni1s months from the date Of
said order. or they WILDE forever barred or any ac-
tion therefor against said administrator
GEOhGE X. DEANE.