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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Morris County Railroad, having q
line extending from Port Dram east
wardly about thirty-five miles, have re-
Gently put surveyors upon an extension
OF their road from its present eastern
terminus to connection with the Peeks-
kill Bridge, and also from Port Dram
westwardly to the Lehigh coal Fields, thus
providing q new route from the coal
regions into the New England States and
TO New York City. on the completion of
the bridge
Mr. Joseph n Mileham, formerly fore
man of car repairs of the Erie's Eastern
Division at Jersey City, has been APP
pointed Assistant superintendent of the
Pullman's Company's shops at Whining
ton, Del. Mr.. Mileham was one of the
Oldest car builders on the Erie and was
an authority on all matters pertaining to
rolling stock.
The new Palisade Railroad has been
surveyed from the Hudson TO Fairview
1t appears to be meeting with consider
able opposition from residents, particu-
larly as It will cut through many fine
estates.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
II rs A JUNE / CENSUS.
Row People Should Answer the Enumer-
ators' Questions.

Row People Should Answer the Enumer-
ators' Questions.
Many persons, not knowing precisely
what information they are Obliged to
give when called upon by the census
enumerators, mainly as to whether they
are compelled to give the names of occu-
pants of the house who may have moved
into or away from it since the first day of
June, have occasioned many disputes
and caused considerable annoyance both
to the enumerators and the persons called
u pom.
Supervisor Bumsted, when seen by q
JERSEY CITY NEWS reporter this morn
ing in reference to the matter. said THE
8 numerator is required TO secure neces-
81 ary information only as regards the per-
ons who occupied the house on the first
of June. II persons are found who have
moved since that time from another dis
trict, it is the duty of the enumerator to
a scertain the district they moved from
and report to me. Iwill then inform the
enum orator assigned to the district from
which they moved where they can be
found. If party is found who has
moved from another state since June
/. Iknow of no rule compelling the emu
merator to turn in information. as the
party may have been enumerated before
moving.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
pAsHEs ABOUT TOWN.

The Young Peoples Society of the
First German Evangelical Church, Mon
mouth street. between Wayne and Mer-
Ger, the Rev. John Staehli, pastor, will
hold an entertainment and strawberry
festival on next Monday. June l6, at
eight O'Clock p. M. in the church. Major
ID. A. Peloubet will open the festival with
one of his notable speeches.
The Holy Name Society of ST. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church will give pub
lie entertainment to its friends at the
hall of the Catholic Institute Thursday
evening. June II
Concave Elliptic Spring Company. whose
works are located at the corner of Essex
ana Van Worst streets, has sold the ma
chjnery and stock to the American Con-
cave Spring Company, of New York.
The works will probably be continued in
this city
John Quinn, the Erie r. r. brakeman
VINO was SO terribly injured near Pen
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
Boyds Received 4 Pretty trophy,

Despite the heavy rain delegation
from the Humor Bowling Club visited
the Boyd Bowling Club at the Court
House Cottage last night for the purpose
of presenting the latter with the trophy
ball, won from them in the bowling con :
test. The members of the two clubs fra :
ternized and had an abundance OF sport
on the alleys. In the absence of Captain
John Boyd, John f. Noonan was de-
puted by the home club to receive the
trophy, which in a neat, appropriate
speech was presented by Captain Henry
A. Gaede of the Humor Club. Mr..
Noonan responded in behalf OF the Boyd
Club, and then the bowlers celebrated
the event. Umpire Louis Hahn. DR.. c.
Adam and f. Kuehne, of the visitors,
and Freeholder Pfingsten, Colonel Brown
and others of the Boyd Club made short
speeches, which were accompanied by
toasts, songs and the etceteras.
The trophy is a pretty piece of work
manship. The lignum vitae ball rests on
cherry wood pedestal, and bears the in
scription, engraved and enamelled, upon
It's surface, won by the Boyd Bowling
Club from the Humor Bowling Club,
Nav | 1890 ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
RECOGNITION SERVICE.
Opening of DR.. Motifs Passionate in the
Bayonne Baptist Church.

Opening of DIR. Motifs Pastorate in the
Bayonne Baptist Church.
The Rev. g. A. Mott, the new pastor of
the First Baptist Church of Bayonne, was
rendered recognition service last even
ing, large congregation gathering in
the edifice, at Avenue G and West Thirty
third street. The Rev. DR.. William h.
Parmly, the venerable pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Jersey City, pre-
sided. and made the opening address. The
conventional address tothe new pastor was
made by the Rev. w. H. Shermer, pastor
of the First Baptist Church of Elizabeth.
The Rev. E. McMinn, pastor of the Sum
NIT Avenue Baptist Church of Jersey
City, delivered the address to the church
and congregation. An address Of well
come on behalf of the churches of other
denominations was delivered by the Rev.
William Knox, pastor of the First Re-
formed church of Bayonne. A service of
song was rendered and discourse, en-
titled tThe Field, Its Importance and
Needs,' was given BY the Rev. D. ].
Ellison, pastor OF the Bergen Baptist
Church of Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
PASSAGES ENTERPRISE.
A Charming Supplement Issued by Its
Live Daily Paper.


Live Daily Paper.
The BEAUTIFULLY illustrated supplement
issued by the Passaic Daily Nel0s is a
credit to the management of that enter
prising paper. The supplement is in book
form and contains fifty-seven pages. The
type is bold and distinct and the photo
engravings of the more prominent places
of interest in the city and the leading
citizens are works of art that the NelUs
need not fear to have criticised. A birds
eye view of the pretty city is given in
connection with description of it
which sets forth its advantages as
place of residence, and this is followed
by illustrated sketches of the heads of
the municipal government. The Passaic
River is also shown to its best advantage,
and the perfect representations of the
schools and churches form q feature of
the supplement The clergymen and the
Alert Baseball Club have also consider
able space devoted to them, with good
illustrations. The last page contains a
perfect map of the city, and is worth
alone the price of the volume.
The enterprise of The Nelcs in issuing
this delightful evidence OF prosperity and
progress is very commendable, and it is
to be hoped that this first success will
be soon succeeded by yet another
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
MISSING ALTOGETHER.
How Five Little Boys Made Break for
Liberty,

How Five Little Boys Made Break for
Liberty.
Warden Ryan this morning, when he
counted noses at the Alms House, dis
covered that the nasal organs belonging
to Henry Miller, Thomas Mccarthy,
James Nelson, Charles Cannon Charles
Austin were missing, and also the
heads. bodies and legs attached to those
noses. In fact the legs had taken the
noses away during the night. The boys,
who are all about ten or twelve years old,
determined to Skip last night,
and when the keeper was fast
asleep one Of them entered his
room and stole from his pocket
key to the door and liberty
The lads entered wardrobe
and took five suits OF clothes and departed
the pleasures of Snake Fill for the wilds
of Jersey City, the hunting ground of the
Horseshoe Indian.
Before they had reached that desired
haven they were captured by minion OF
the law and Warden Ryan was notified.
Today Justice Aldridge committed them
to the County Jail. They will probably
be sent to the Reform School.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
sMITHYILLEs STRANGE ROMANCE

Special to the Jersep city Ne,cs.

Special to the JERSEY City Ne,os.
MT. HOLLY, June Is, 1890-The hearing
in the celebrated n. B. Smith will case
was resumed in the Burlington County Or
phans' Court Yesterday. The trustees of
this estate. valued at over half million
dollars, are now fighting the application
for the appointment of an administrator
pendente lite.
Mr.. Smith away back In the forties
married Miss Eveline Verona English,
whom he deserted in 1854, several chill
dren having been born to them in the
meantime. He came to Burlington coun-
ty and settled in Smitpville. where he be-
came rich and established large business
interests. After removing to Burlington
county he appeared in Mt Holly with
Miss Agnes Gilkerson, of Lowell, Mass.
They occupied the mansion at Smithville.
This lady was introduced as his wife. She
was educated and highly respected, and
was admitted into the best society
Everybody supposed her to be Mr..
Smiths legal wife. She died some two
years previous tQ Mr.. Smith, and her
grave is marked BY handsome monu
ment bearing only the inscription,
agnes"
The first Mrs Smith, having learned of
the death of her husband, who had been
both Senator and Representative in
Congress from this State, brought suit to
prove herself the lawful wife of II. B.
Smith. A decision was rendered in her
favor by the Supreme Court, which en-
titled her to dover. The income Of the
property at Smithville is said to be over
S60, 900 year.
Miss Gilkerson, at the time she lived
lived with Mr.. Smith, was, it is alleged,
possessed of an estate valued at $4,000
After her death Mr. Smith administered
<1t, hn,. c+ota se, lufx ,,f.I hn f<1Cl
death it transpired that Agnes was not
his wife and consequently he had no right
to her estate, and this suit is brought to
recover the money which Mr.. Smith, it Is
said, took in his lifetime.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13

Normal school Alumni.

Upon the afternoon of June 26, Thurs.
day, the graduates of the normal and
model schools will assemble in Trenton.
the occasion being the second annual
meeting of the State Schools Alumni
Association. The organization com,
prises membership of three hundred in
all parts of New Jersey. Literary exer,
eises will be held at three o'clock in the
normal assembly rooms, where Prof
Austic e. Apgar and William G. PIatt, Of
the New York Mail and Express will be
the leading features. Nathan @. Horton.
editor of the Insurance Nel0s. of Phila-
delphia, will deliver the alumni poem.
Dinner will be held in the model.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13

man, named George Cummings, resented
the attack upon his dog, and in the alter
cation that followed he assaulted the
official. His arrest, for assaulting one of
Uncle Sans officers while In the dis
charge Of his duty, followed, and this
morning the examination by
United States Commissioner Muir
held was had at the latter's Office.
Cummings admitted that he struck the
complainant, while the latter was in uni
form, but claimed provocation for the
act. The commission said. your admis-
sions render an examination unneces-
sary am acting simply as committing
magistrate, and your case will have to
go to the q. s. Grand Jury The provo
cation and all the facts are for the court
to consideru
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
MIKE IS OUT I'M THE COLD.

President Eomers Says He Is Not Work
ing for the Street Board.
When asked Street and Water Com
missioner Somers if Mike O'Mara had
been reinstated in the employ of the
Board, he replied emphatically mo,
sir.,'
''Will he be. Commissioners
''No, sir; that is. not until his Staten
Island scrape is settled to the satisfaction
of the Commissioners, and perhaps not
then"
"You are quite certain he is not work
ing now for the Street and Water Com
missionersr'
81 most certainly am." answered the
Commissioners
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
GREENVILLE NOTES.

The Merry Anglers will meet tonight
at Knoegy's, Scott and Greenville ave-
nues.
Mr.. George Kraus has recovered his ac-
customed health
The First Reformed Church's spire is
daily assuming its proper shape.
The new parochial school building is
up one story.
Judge Boudwin is fixing up the extern
sive grounds about his residence on
Ocean avenue.
Mr.. Reuben Simpson is authority for
the statement that an elevated railroad
company is ready to construct a line
from Greenville to Jersey City provided
the new park is located in Greenyilie.
Mr.. Simpson is enthusiastic in regard to
the future Of GreeRvilie.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
Mike Dodges the Issue.

ohrSEl OAA1Y q uue 10, LOU.
To the Editor Of the Jersey City Nesos:--
In your issue of last evening you quote
me as boasting that notwithstanding the
suspension of the Water Commissioners.
can divulge secrets that will compel
them to reinstate me.
Mr.. Editor, nothing could be more fool
ish. II the Commissioners had any
damaging secrets that could divulge it
would certainly be very poor policy for
me to boast of it in public. Such an act
would cause my instant dismissal and /
would deserve it.
From whatever source your article was
inspired it is untruthful and unjust, both
to the Commissioners and myself and
believing that you would not willingly
do either the Commissioners or me an in
justice. respectfully request you to pub
lish my emphatic denial of any statement
contained in your editorial. not only
verbally, but the whole spirit Of it.
NJ ]. O'MARA.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13

A new Court Of Foresters was inaugu-
rated at Gernania Hall last evening COM
posed exclusively Of Germans. 1t is the
only Germnn court in the county and is
destined to become powerful one. Be-
tween thirty and forty members were in
itiated by Court Damon, the mother
court, at Roche's Hall. early in the even
ing, after which the newly initiated mem
bers marched to Germania Hall and
elected officers.
Between fifteen and twenty new mem
bers will be initiated by Rising Star
Circle, Companions of Forestry, at
Franklin Hall, this evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
81. Bridget,s Corner Stone.

AT three o'clock Sunday afternoon the
members of the Holy Name Society OF ST.
Mary's parish will assemble at the Catho-
lie Institute on Third street and from
there 90 to the site selected for st.
Bridget's parochial school. where they
will take part in the ceremony of laying
the corner stone
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
Mercy for Policy.

Henry Faber, the policy dealer who
turned States evidence few weeks ago,
was arrigned in court yesterday for sen-
tence. He had been previously fined S10a
and costs. but today the Court recon.
sidered the sentence because of the
length of time Faber was in Jail and the
service he rendered the State In bringina
other policy men to justice, and suss
pended sentence. the county to pay the
costs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
FOUND In LONDON.



Chief of Police Murphy received yester-
day from Chief of Police Brannan, Of
London, England, pocketbook contain
ing thirty shillings in gold, four shillings
in silver and four pence, and lot of
papers belonging to Miss Katie Currie, of
Pamrapo. Miss Currle lost her
pocketbook in London some weeks
ago. She reported the loss at
London police headquarters, and left
Europe several days later. The finder
was rewarded with five shillings. Miss
Currie was notified that her pocket book
is awaiting her at police headquarters in
this city. Some years ago a gentleman
from this city travelling in China had his
watch stolen, and reported the theft to
the police. Soon after mis- return to this
city he received his watch and note from
the China police, stating that the thief
had been captured and his head cut off
for his crime Of stealing the watch.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
WEST BERGEN PoIN rs.

The Epworth League postponed its
meeting last night at the M. e. Church.
Mr.. John Lyons, brilliant young
pianist of West Bergen. will take part in
the Hasbrouck Institute Concert.
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Beach attended
the National Temperance Conference,
which adjourned Yesterday in New York.
Mr.. Henry has finished mis- dog house
Eye avenue. 1t is 25 feet by 10. IL was
constructed by Mr.. Henry, who is a Wall
street broker.
Mr.. Thomas Hanlon Atkinson will soon
be home from Wesleyan University for
his vacation.
Mr.. j. L. Watson has withdrawn from
the market the lots which he offered for
sale on Eye avenue. He anticipates a big
rise in value owing to the new horse car
line and the activity of the West Bergen
I'm provement Association.
One hundred and eighty-five scholars,
the largest attendance this year, was re-
corded at the NJ. E. Sunday School last
Sunday.
NJ. Vreeland and J. L. Watson are
going TO offer sites for the new school
house.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
o,eraay,s Alleged As.allan.s BaiIed.

. UTNU5 -@1-DfsSsr 7<SsH11afr1s HEs110u'
The prisoners, Terrence McGovern,
James Dolan and John Smith, commit
ted last week by Justice Stilsing
to await the result OF injuries in
was atrociously assaulted while on the
bogus police excursion last Thursday,
were admitted to bail this morning. DR..
Mclaughlin, of St. Francis Hospital,
gave the much sought for certificate
Showing that O'Grady was out of i'm
mediate danger. The certificate was ac-
companied by letter to Justice Stilsing
excoriating those who circulated the
libellous report that he had demanded a
big sum Of money for such a certificate
at an early period in O'tirady's case. The
men admitted to bail are required to ap-
pear before the Court from day 10 day for
The next thirty days.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
Hartnett's weather Record.

Work done BY the u s. Dental Association Il
fully guaranteed, and prices are very low. S. "
corner Montgomery and Warren streets &4&
advertisement In tomorrow 's NEEA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
Uncle samuel's prote ctfon.

Letter Carrier Pinney, while deliverin
letters on Gilchrist street. May %, was
attacked by dogs and compelled to de-
fend himself with bricks. A colored
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
Wet and Warm.

WASHINGTON, June 1s, 1890. w leather
indications for twenty -four hours, foi
Eastern New York. New Jersey and
Eastern Pennsylvania:-R Rain, slightly
warmer, variable winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13

Come, Mr. Cteueland, resign, and giue
the pdqtyu chdfcei
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13

DON'T qUait to be kicked out, Mr.. CleVe-
land Resign gracefully
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13

Come, Mr.. Cleveland, resign and gtve
the pUrty q chance!
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13
FUNERAL OF MRS. POLAND.

DON'T aDait to be kicked out, Mr.. Clev
land. Resign gracefully.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-13

Don't aoatt to be kicked out Mr.. Cleve-
land. Resign grdcefatllyf
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
NsO eaIv Bel.

About year ago, OF little osef
James McNeny vas asked a. city al
torney 20 hlc . complaint against one
W. u. Bailey, proven ting him from
tearing up the STREET "a l~ay, which
he thrcAioird To do, and the c,tissa D.
all ss'eed TO Stand BY h,m aud Sh.r.
III scott, II they should set ,n,o
trouble BY doing 20. They did 80 re-
quostsd. MeNony made out Tho 10
p~rp IN ! sheriff Scott served them,
aud Bailey Was taken Ia ohAsgc by
the sheriff. Bailey roon ards
sued Mr. McNeay snd Sheriff Scot,
Tor false 'mpnsoam.nl in the 4. :
court alleging damages 10 The sm"un,
VI 10000. Up TO dat. The costs "a
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hsve had Ia pat IL NJ Alose, hot one
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hope Tor encouragement, THE 10
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fair to eapee, these v msn 70 s,aed
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Cloud should be interested 10 %
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crs 81 the u 800 IN stock IN che
street car lise should sbov their ~.
preeis,ioa BY iusning over their re-.
psctiye amounts 10 Mr.. McNsny sud
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federal c7afts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Geo. Warren has b,en confirmed
postmaster At Rcd Cloud IN ls90,
just loo years one than the
jersey Lilly" estimated in his mug
~ump sheet Tns Cnisr corgtaiu.
la,es It's contemporary, Mr. Warren On
his succssf aud the complete failure
Of tho gang Who tried TO defes, him
BY unmanlv means
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

1esseled BY our Alert saepcss.ss. swa
rsepascA tor our Reader.

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Prepared for oar 1srsaers.
Call at X. A. uandy's for Cauen
CITY coal.
Genuine Canon City coal At X. A.
Handy's, try il.
The largest assortment OF rocking
chairs st 1'aylors.
Mr.. Il. d. Sou,hsick the oil man
has something to say in this issue,
just received two cars Of genuine
Canon City coal at Il. A.. Handy's.
guarantee my coal to be genuine
C,pon City. fry il. Il. A. Handy.
Pap Barley has taken . two weeks
contract TO put up ice for the Il. 4 NJ.
W. &. Laird adds his name TO tho
big book Of the Great Family Weekly.
II il said that one OF our prominent
business men IL TO DO married in .
few days.
Read what Curt Evans has TO say
In regard TO the Stant ard Oil Co.. on
~" r"s
Al. "or'h'nston' formerly one
o. OUT prosperous e'.'hen'' ana 10"
OF Ute Iowa Is '" the c''y on eu'''
meas
r. J. Wilder, our y ch,irman Of
the '''' ""' 0.."
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'inued BY b order OF The postmaster
general. Most OF the patrons OF thar
poss Once VII yet their ma'' NJ "ea
U'oo''
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George Gather would no, boon the VI.
nance Committee this year, bu, not.
w%ith-,snd'ng the prophecy q the
rage Of Wisconsin, George, like the
old Gag, 10 still there.
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prenptnsss and efficacy than IN 'hc'r
costing Of sugar aud freedom from
ssI injurious effects. See Ayers a.
nanse for this year. Jus. out.
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