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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-25
2r. &aOmaB'S
SarfapariQiam &eiOlOetlt!
0as 9rOBe 8lutreinignn98s0tittc
BUR NciIunn aucr elrpniidlcn Seranfheitcm.

Gbroriiter TbemdttsnuS itropbuloie VetoeH, gorits
tngttmulit, trOteneS Nli,ttH, &rebSCloen, yuE0ens
bluieH, Sp9pcpIle, @ilcoldDumm, Gcitmire, Njcs
itpfe, NuitfrdnfbeitcH, Gittt, 2SGieriudt en9lit
&oEtSlt, SGSliuB, SroHhulS, StluIRoutt Il. l. 10.
@rfaItuugcu uuo S6merjcn in DER 4uuss
gcbciH.
gfbIurb, 23isc, 21. gtoucmbcr 1885.
Or. Raoludu 2&Crtber Neyr. ,tdI luoute i17cu
IhoE dreit einile SceE sum EoUe &uCe5 SuriOpl rils
liam 6elolpeHt 'treIheH. Sor odtitlE 5utleH entz
pfdbl ih olces Nilttel Sr. SlumermUHn IN SUOtoHa
Ed, DttrE., oer mir Elm uEgiuQr8cr NreGuo gem ,icp
mar uHo dQte llm, bag Is telR bcntrca IIttC acleu
GrtiltH0 mo SdlMercH IN Der yllE0e gCgc. 81 uer=
iubtt eS uHo oOHtte mir odHr uletUGlS hIHuulC 20,
ouR eS ttH beiiereS N(lttcl 9e9eH ocie NruHt5 ten
0CbC, EHo Jest cmpieBt er e5 ltlEcE FGtlcHtCn. i1
cmpJa9I es audl Nrn. Strbn, eIHcm Apolb.fer in
SpdtOHHd, uHo cbt hdLt cr eS rorrdtbil. ,H &pules
ton, gSiSc, Durne icb nit erem iuHQen Di0unc bez
toHnt, Der etneH ltintmeH NuteH bate, uEo uou Dem
mon belHrhteie, oOB er Die StDtHoludt bCtoMmea
Dnroe Gt empIdhl SIR SOrldpurtiIlUH hCiOUent,
rHo Hah clHtSer Grit TAB III ibH rlid uHo aeuHo 81
otudte mtr mutm Die !NaHo uHo ilate mir, olf cI
obHe mit lett bc9raben iciH niIroc. IS bot i'm elr
lNHeA 9elelt. Sor unoCiihr lthSIehH ,iahrcE tam
GtH DtoHH 81 mir ttH 0ulutbl uro iu9ic. bar lciHs
wan an elHem NuiteH itirbe er hdttc ;pei Nriteucrz
ludt, 0bcr OhHe Griuq. Sh empubl ihr SarlapOrtls
lldE, uro rad eiEilen Saacn mar ne Qcuuo. gSeun
SlEoer huteH 10 1T cine NoiiS oeFu0, c iu heIleH.
SD bride nodnalS meiH GrduEcn iibcr oice gIrSret
aus uro fam nr tebem rOtheH, oeielbe im SAME gu
hdben; e psrbutet in pieIen 6GileH cine id]mere
Svlrtbeit Il. {. ~.
]br cracbezcr 3. aruftfe.
gu BADEN be &potheterE. 81 ole Tuihs.
Or. Gdbwap a. 60, Rr. 80, 2EarreHitra5e,
Remg gort.
RB-Ir bus &ubIitumi C'chet iif,er uno ocrs
lanai 1Gotpnr,e uEb iebet oGB oHaomaB" an Dem
it, mas 5tr tauit. %
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Cine 1tcberih,pe,nmums i'm Gbicas
Qucr Vpita,nt.

Gbica9o, "a. 0e;. - 9as anbnltenOe
Sinfsn Der Mauern pes Gegierun9s sgebGu
beS reIultirte beute in benz 3erbredleu ciner
@aherr0bre uuD Der lleberihwemmung oes
Sputerrains. Cine grOBe Nuantitdt Yoit-
laden, elni6lieBlid) uieler @eibnadtsgez
ihenfe, narunter auh piele iebr foitipeIige.
beiinpet ild, in benz Gebauoe, unO pieIe Ser
YrGlente ftnp burd oas sSaiier ruinirt
nnrNRn
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gSegcn ttcbertrctung oes Vrobibi=
+ftonSncS upr tScrid1t.

minneapolis, 8, %. 9e3ember-Se eds
gegenwdrtige oOer ebemalige Stubtratb8=
NiitglieOer, ied)s r-Gonitabler mn meb.
rere onoere moblbetannte Surger BON 0e5
&ROineS, Sa., itnO megen eiucr @onipiras
tion ;ur llmgehuug Oe5 Hrohibitionsgeiebe5
in 9lnflUgsju1ano uerieBt uuD beute oerbai.
tet wOroen. Sin jeoer Der Angeila9teu
itellte $1,000 NiirNidlait.
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Sci eineut Sabnuufaa 2l @erIonett
tcrIrfaf

BRADFORD, 3D., 23. 9e3ember. - Sin
&erioncu;ug Der pNeiteru gicm port
$ennlnlpouter &abu" entgleiite lG Uieileu
n0rolld) uon bier, uno 81 pom ben 80 GaIia-
giereu muroen mebr OOer weuiger perlept.
Die $eruunOetcn iiHO bierber gebrOdt NOR
Neu
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l)andonen, Sonnties, a1snfonsn.

SoIbaten urb seeeute, ibre g9ittfp.n, g3aen unb
bon linen abb6Hgise EerpaHote iolteH ibre 9n=
5priidle iufort eiureiaen. 4uetuuff uucnt=
geltltdl. 9anse ihUebenoe unb Suriid9emsiene 9lnz
prde, be bencn anoere 9lnludte gid)ts ausrtteten,
cine Spe3taIitdt. Grit bel Grfotg C5ebiibr pcrs
Iaunt. CjriHolife SerntniE Der 2criionsqeiete uHo
Der 2bdtioteit bes geniioEsz&iireous, Die i'd ais
SpcSials sl'unocsslrteriuter BON Beniionen mir err
nor6en, MAIDEN meine 9tenfte fir Benion SeaHz
tprudlsnbe defenders perthpo1. Sbas. y. 8aritee,
6ertsz2lnmait, gir. 90, Sft=Sapette= Stra6e.
(uiai26, ,12Dfte)
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Snrd, eitten cleftriiden Shla3 se=
t0otcf.

Dtempbis, Gsnn., "A. 9e5ember,-
9SiQ GjroSpenor, ein Neger, mluoe beute
9tof)mittog, wabrcuo cr iid) gegen einen
eierueu YfOIteu oulebnte, al meld)em ein
5elepbonoroht feitgebuuOcn mar, burA
eiueu elcttriideu SdJIug get0btct. Der
9rabt freu;te einen eletntidJeu 9rabt uno
ubertrug Die pOQe Strait beS elettriidcn
Stromc5 auf Den Yfoitcn. Sin MauleIel,
mclt)er in GroSUcnor' lSugcn gelpannt
mar, bate ben Eiolten nit Der 9taIe beriibrt
uno mar ;u SoNen gcIhleuoert mornen.
Der Neger mar abgeitlegen, I'M nadlSuIcz
hen, mas oem Maulelel teblc, nno Iehnte
I'D, babel gegcn ben Yioiten al. Der crbal>
tene Sdllnn tnhtete i'm nIneuhlltlldl.
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Sic iriidlcn Qatriptcu.
1inruben III Ssrn.
Gin @ufitano su @unitcu pes @rsEittetnrs
gterpla uutcrormdt. - Sierji9 Reuaeu
or+SNfct

gciootCt.
Banana, -. 9s;. - Gcriitte iibsr
cine repoutionGre &eme9uug in Bern ma
rem ihon leit ldugerer 3elt bier i'm llmlouie.
Die giafrld)t lit iett eiugerOiien, baB an
?. 3. Ot. cine &eraMmIung III Sort Sauta
catalina, nube Gina, gebalten, unO cine
Grbebung im 3utereiie oeS gr 0lttatorS
Bierola untcrnomnlcn murOe. Die Seue
guug murOe iiberlpdltigt, tnoeiieu foitete
ibre llnteroriidurg 40 WitniGeuiebeu. 9Sie
Die Saden augcnblidlih III Bern Iteben,
meroeu lid mahrifenlidJ meitere AuntGuoe
i'll furSen 3mu6enrdumeu cret9nen. Die
grOBe 9totb, meld)e III Nlleu Sbeilen Der DE
publtt inter Den uubemlttelten &loTeu
berridt lit sum 9r0Bteu Sbeile au Der ali
9emeinen lln5ufrieNenbeit itulN. Yierula
mar fiir;lid in Gcuaoor.
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slrbeiter.GIenp in 9ouopn.

2onbou, "a. December. Seridlte ans
benz 0itlid}en Stabttbeile BON 2onSon eraes
ben, oaB BORT inter groBeu Waiien BON gr-
beitern cine f0rlnlide 6uugerSnotb berrldlt.
Gs lte9en gerabe nid)t TGue BON ablolutem
Sungertobe Dor, aber fir utele Saulenoe Ut
Die leslge Sthatton nid)tS NnoereS, ais
ell lan9ameS Scrbuugern. Die yeiter Der
p9odarbeitcr lluion" iageu, paB es lett
Sahren nid)t 10 all Irbeitsgele9enbett gez
feblt babe, mie jeBt. Sn leber &eramm=
lung oeS Grefutip. &omite'S merOen 6due
trallelter 9totb nlitgetbeIlt. Sd)on lett 9ez
rauner 3eit maren ole 2eute 9en0tbigt, eln
StIf ibre5 NuuSratbeS nm oa8 aubere Su
periaufen, uuO jeptiit in uielen 6duen 9tiftS
mebr ;um &ertnui porbanoeu. Die III mi
beren Sdbreu 9em0bnlidlen S;enen al ben
Sod5, no Die 4rbeter inter lid f0rmltd]e
S0mpIe lteTerten, mn ulaB unO "a
nit 4uSIldlt auf - .tg III er6alten
micoerboen itdl H. Sic linton" Der
2odarbetter 'rti beieitigt; iie lit aber
obHmattlg 9ege' II Dem jeBtaen a3ultan0.
Sunoenlang 4 II Ycutc an OtOrgeu III
bitterlter SGIte Den Sboren Der 9ofS,
I'M @elcgenR II lud)cu, Elm poar SdtI=
ltnge 81 uer9; N. IS meroen Sillete per
thellt, meld)e Anpaytid}0ft auf Seid)dftt-
guh9 9aoen' Sornl!t0e NollIpIe lpieleH PW
Aum ole'eipen G0: Seute llel9en aul SanlpsH,
pIolIeh' I'M lla) I'M rtQtlGeh Dtomeht 9eIaO
81 tlirSen iilO SortNell Su 9epnlileh, Su
atotuerluprer Ntonn )NoRt Die 9egl osV
Se,NalIl9un9Slolen III Eonoon anI 9o,' ~.
~ iGia enc M sner9llale @9lfalon ~ gniltem
Nuo'iart <SgFllluIIen li'itntttH, III lptlulSn
ptN N1pttIN'oleN StIWoI'9uH9 9eooIep
'VsEoeH lou.
Ser @apit "nO Die ir'td'e 6r"se.
u III, -, SeSenlber. - gllIf gutc Iuio~
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Sin amcrifaniSacr Mipaie ao6's.

Y Gb1ca Q, %. OeS. - Or. Y. i, ,}u-
galls bon bier hat bon Gr. G. &. Sburlp
uou Detroit eine Guantitdt Der BON Oieiem
bel SebanOlung BON Sd)minDiuttSnantcn
aHgemanpteu 6liiiiigteiteu erbalten. @ine
Oerielben lit SOB, Die auhere cine Anil6iung
BON @olodlorlb. Die 5oOl0iung miro cine
SSod)c lang leoeu Sag tniicirt, bel begtns
MEMBER YbtbiiiS jeoeu auOeren Sa9. ,in
itmcreu 6dlleu, no bereit8 elu itNrtes gtles
OeriinIen bemertbar ipiro, werOen belOc y0=
iungen erit nbwedlicluO, oanu iuiammen
gebraud)t, nobel &oriit;t 81 gebraufeu,
paB lid fein nul0olides @olOloOIO bltOet,
mas Der Sal lit, menn Die cine OOcr Gn0ere
y0iung nid)t uolliidnOig rein lit.
Sn bclonOerS lhmcreu 6GIlen gtbt Or.
Sburlp Den 5tath, >5uhalatouen uOu GblOr=
gas in &eybinOuug nit Nen beiOen 6liiiilgs
felten aniIueuoeu. 9r. Sburlp erfldrt,
OaB, meuu er aut niht beanipruhc, baB
ieine Nietbobe i'll periclbeu HSelis, ,ule Die
Sod id)e wwtc, CT oeuuOd elnt9e GrIolge
erSielt, aui pclfe CT iebr itolS iei.
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eySf2S vITALIzED ALE - uerbeiisrte geetbnoe
r1STyRoes s}ahuau6:iebei5s. GdrlerjtoS ,.no
9eiuDuoS fir ftpadllical BcrioEen. Sem'CSas nors
Su;ieheH. GSebe $5 bis SIS. etoloiilh.Hg 81 bis
81. Is. 6. gaarnrr, II. d., 81 Srnoer, @ntaius
lno SaratoaG=Straae. SHti21,1S)
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SGinerien- Meifmittef.

ueIheS ioort Die morternofcu Stmcrjcn itj!lt. Gtts
SuHouH9cH Hocrt uHo GoHQeuIOEeR hcIt. Oh ne IN Der
guE9e, Dem Gi0lc1 ben SiHgeluclocn ooer i0Gittgca
StueH ooer Sr1aH1u tIno. Y zine glHmeHouRQ oeHugt.
SHrcrIth tIrlrr elH haIlCr bis M elEeM GGtez
lofc pol IN cIHcm v'Iuie 2&Giicr in usHi9cH UdnueH
SriuIpTt, lauren Nlc3tH Ucbeltcit, GrbrelcH, Sooa
bremen, gtcrOcVtdt Sd'lOnOiotstt. NOpiutJ. Siars
rboe, Sott, SldauT9cH HHo ale IHECy,lhcu &raEtbes
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MaIGria in ibrrn pcrfd)icNrnrn for,
mrn arbriIt anO prrbatrt.

IS Qicbt tciu NeiImttte in Der lSet, lueltcS gBehs
ieeber iEo aIle dHotrCH muurieH, billoicH uHo buz
iti9cH Nlebcr nit Nulic pom 8aopan'S HiIIeu 10
itueu btlt, ais RaomaN's Reaon Wclief.
u. IT, u. tIrlrt Hltt nr ben nit Malaria @ehuites
ten Ouocrr lueuH Seute, peIdle Dem muGriIleu Site
auSQectt no, icoeH yt0rQeH che lie Ou$9ebeH. 30 bis
% SropieH 3icOoO Rtlci in 2&Oiier eiHHsbmen uHo
oGbet etHeH Grader eeu UerocH ne eoem gIR9rifi
beuGer.
50 StS bic 6Iaihe. .Su babcH bel gpotBetera.
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rsatns
Sadera uno SGreibmaterialica.

Xn1 o'leftea gu ehr nieoriaen IrelIen b0S marnlgs
laItt9le sroStc uuo teaiiortirie Eager pom
SnDeru nno Etlreib Waterialtet,
oa@ IN oieiem yaEbe 81 iEoeH III.
SA1er mt SuuitraApnen,
9ufer neridieOencn Snaalts,
SIfer iiIr sinoer,
9tbeln, G'ebet un0 Geiangbiider,
einheimiiae uu0 ouSlduOihe Sdreibmas
ter;alien Il. !. No., H. !. no,
Sn rtaGss8cid,euseu pa'fcno.
gGir eriudeH ylGe pelte bsTartae Iriifel brGlten,
elntn PeHdl, 0d iutr iitereuet iino oas mir oGs
behe Giiortiment por in uHicre @raHfe lfIaaenoen
gSearcH beiiee, UeIde mir S Hiseyioien Beien pie
iie in rgeHo elmer Staot oes SaAoes su babeu iino,
oiferirea
Gnibins & Comp,
SIR "a. aeft:YaIt;more' Nanoocrity. a,oenfber.
'(IeA q ,1IlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-25
Ser Gentide Correspondent,
EdsIiG, pod,ertIith uro SoIutoss,
oc ,;,,. fr:a.r4h,,,,s~ s~ ss,,S ye,N,Rt..

q. @aine, Giseu.bimer nmo yicoaftear,
enoipeitzSde Saltimore=Strase unb 4oitzoiiice=aoe
8reis aes iiaIid)en @Iattes, huyh 3rdgsr in 9'aIa
ttulore rnb III Der gfadbaridait beior9t, 12t &ts.
tdsiidIe uno Sonnta as =Musgdhe Is Cts. rro
geoheSablba trotentIi Die bas 5iatt bcicrssnhen
Srdeer.-Sa,lid, Iebli SoTMta 90 9lue aabe inter
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 pro Sa1r, iir fir,cge
Seit I'M 9SerbGltuis iiir Die ppdiertI.tle Nneaate
nit SonntasSbIlit poroirei, NIT gbSu9 tiir GubS,
~ gr0 @ SECT ] mrm ,'Sesp ,,ntm se oss EntGSI
pro S0br.-0ds bette uuo tilisIte ocntid)e 9Ia&t
in ben Niittel= uRo SIoltaaien-
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pie gefdbrlih @rippe, ED E
ldlon letten gSinter Oie Ser. Staaten ourd)=
5o9 unb SahlreidDe Spfer forberte, uno mel
dye Sur Belt in cinigen ungarldcn StGoten
mteoer eptOemiid auftritt, iii and III 0ieiem
Sanbe neu aufgetoud)t. Sn 9iem>Srleons
iperoen sur 3eit al 10000 G'rippen Sranfe
bebanoelt, unO oie Sterblidfeit lit 10 grOB,
mte su 3eiten elmer @eIbTeber gplOemie.
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j. i. j.
NQODQD'3
BcOOD Rc(iCf.
Die biligitc nno bette 2(r;nci fHr 6af
ntilieuzG5cbraud in ser 2Selt.
SH Seit RON elmer his lpaT;il glrutea nab eiler
etHnat9eH 9riHoIt,heH AHuenouH9 uerellt eS nice
mails, SdmereH 81 EoerH. tyEeJlei, lUjc hciti9 uHo
mGrtCrHo Die SgmerScH Der ourt JibeumUttsmu5,
Settld9erl9ttt, GGttr&imr1. &crtrippeuu0 9eruOiiz
tat, 9tcrd9le ODER our 'oH'ilc NyInth,li GrtlUtis
ten Guh ttH Wo9eH 9tuo!uGu 1tcOou Jcllel Ucrh0lt
b0lo
8bcumatismus, Gr'5lmraeu.
Nulcr, ltlimmeH Nals,
AIbm0, yIOHtil5,
4OpIluCb, lUituCh,
SahH'tmcrier, GrtVirouuoen
Reuroi8Ic, Gourhtoreu,
ItDntwugs ScSGD,perccat.
&aomooS 6caho 9lelief bietct cine Sun ir icoc gIrt
poH Shmer'eH, StrrcEtUEgca, SuctituE1eH,
Srmer'en IL Dem 3iutcE, oer %urlt uHo
Den GiucoerH. Is mar oGS eTIte
h
gltDml.mGs SeiGiperoeat.

Juopop'S Caho 3elief bietct cine Sur fir ieoc grt
poH Stmcu'en, SerrcHtUEgca. SucibuE9cH,
Srmer'cH III Dem &lIGcE, Der gut mo
Den GlicoerH. IS mar bGS cyite
Eao 1T baS eIryJ9c
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meltert nnb rertieIt hat, mar aud id,riftffel.
lerlld) tbdtig; iein 6auptpert lit Die 1875
erlflenene Sammluna pon Ibmrulltdtss
tduen.-9te 9tafrid)t BON Der Grnennuug
rlet i'm Sapitol begreiflid)e 9luiregung her:
Dor, uuroe aber I'M 9llgemeinem III giiniti=
gem Gimme beiprofen, ba Srown ieineu
tiinlti9en Gollegen bereits als tiittiger Sus
rift he fnu,t ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
A BRACE OF sOCIALS.
Last Evenings Brilliant Reception at
Richard Killers.

Last Evenings Brilliant Reception at
Richard Killers.
A brilliant reception was given last
night by Richard Hitler at his residence,
No. 1874 Pacific avenue. Beautiful flowers
decorated the large parlors most taste
fully and filed the rooms with fragrance.
There was fine music, and dancing was
enjoyed by all.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Van Saun, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Hitler, Miss Campbell. Miss Lowell, AL
Ian Smith, Harry Gillett, Harry SPENCE
man, Miss Lulu Hitler, Miss Worden,
Miss Annie Richter, Miss Oracle Sand
ford, Mark Murtaugh, Miss Ungurer,
Charles Mead. John Watson, William
Ungerer, Miss Ella Hitler, Miss Smith,
Miss Scott, Miss Clark, Miss G.. Clark,
Miss Doremus, Miss Buss, Dick
son Kidder, Edward Booth, James
Clark, Thomas Buss, Miss Kelly, Edward
Kelly, Gus Rowland. Miss Du Bots, Miss
Edward Raymond, R. Taylor Wheeler,
Miss Richter. Henry Richter, Miss Conk-
lin, sMiss Ahrens, George Muller, Miss
Jackson, Miss Davenport. Miss Kimball,
Miss Hill, Miss Bahr, Fred Benson, Fred
Van Saun. Albert McGown and Joseph
Edwards.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

of welcome and Miss Mamie Berkhuser
recited "A Soldiers Reprieye." Master
Willie Blight and Misses Flora Clark,
Oracle Clarke, e. Flemming and Belle
Davenport sang, and Miss Jessie Thomp-
son and Miss Gertrude Garland recited.
Miss Clara Flemming played upon the
piano, and the entertainment closed with
the cantata Garden of Singing Flow
ers."
The participants in the cantata, each
dressed in costume to represent a flower.
were:-F. G. Soule, the gardeneri MISS
Gussie L. Clark, sunfiower; Miss Ella Nj.
Booth, rose; Miss Lizzie Kaiser, daisy;
William Thomas, pansy; G. Edwin Bood,
man-in-the-moon: Miss Lulu Hitler, lily;
Miss E. Maud Hitler, buttercup; Wallace
Thomas, tulip. Miss S. l.. Culver played
the accomplishments. The artists were
C. 4. H. Toob and Miss E. M. Reilly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
Notice to Contractors.


CEALED oPosA WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Commissioners on Monday. March oath, 1890. at ten
O'Clock a. M, for the Improvement Of
HOPkINS AVENUE
from
to
in accordance with plans and specifications on file
in the office of the Chief Enginesr. corner of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street, where blank forms of
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 900 cubic yards Of earth excavation.
About so cubic yards of rock excavation.
About 5000 cubic yards of earth filling.
About 800 cubic yards OF sand filling.
About $500 square yards of stone paving.
About 1870 lineal feet Of new curb stone.
About las square fest OF new bridge stone.
About $500 square feet OF new Tagging.
About so square ards of repavlng.
About 6 manholes to be rebuilt.
About 8 receiving basins to be rebuilt.
About so ltneal feet OF Pinch vitrihett pipe.
Time allowed for the completion OF the work,
The making of the above Improvement, and
award Of the contract therefor viii be subject to
liable to more than one-hah the assessment there
for.
endorsed proposals for Improvement of Hopkins
avenue" directed to "E. A. DugAn, Esq, Chairman
of Committee on Streets and Sewers" and handed
to the Clerk Of the Board in open meeting when
called for in the order of business relating to sealed
proposals.
will a substitution of s~ureties be allowed.
The attention of bidders Is especially called to
Section IS or the New Charter of 1889. under the
the city until the bondsmen offered BY the %contrac-
tor have been approved by the Board or Finance
the President o Of SAID hopd soaro n naxlpg 6a p9wer 10 e1'
BY order of the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEO. 7. BoUToN;,
Dated Jersey city, March It'll. 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

Michael Keegan, living near the corner
of fifteenth street and Jersey avenue,
was struck by an east bound train at the
Jersey avenue crossing last night. He
was cut severely about his head. He is
at St. Francis Hospital.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
miss Ruderow,s Parity.

Miss Gertrude Ruderow gave a dinner
on Friday night at the residence of her
mother, Mrs. Alexander Bonnell, No. 95
Summit avenue. The dinner, which was
served by Morrow e. Day, was unique
and much enjoyed.
The guests were Miss Clara Wilkinson
E. T. Mclaughlin, Miss Grace Toffey, ].
Watson, Miss Manton, A. Pierson, Miss
Taylor and J. D. Taylor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-MRs WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer
at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by re-
lieving the child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as a button.'' 1t is very
pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, ana Is the best known remedy
for diarrhosa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

Mrs. Stacy Wilkins, of Mt. Holly,
lost a hand caba somewhere between
Lumberton and Mt. Holly on Wednes-
day, 1t contained about $400 in
money, a lot Of milk tickets and other
valuables. A reward Of i've per cent.
of the money is offered for its return.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
The Forensic Dispose of a Great Econo
mic Question.

The Forensic Society held an interest.
ing meeting at the High School yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Isaac Goldenhorn read
the forensic Gatherings" and he de
serves c~ommendable mention for the
manner in which it was prepared.
The GRAFTON was given by G. F. Eye
The question of debate was whether the
working day should consist of eight
hours? Messrs, Woolsey and Hoos
argued in the affirmative, and Messrs
Goldenhorn and Now argued in the mega
tive. The judges rendered their decision
in favor of the negative. The society il
in a very prosperous condition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
Lafaxetts,s Thi,teen club.

Thirteen members of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Lafayette Methodist Church
gave a thirteen entertainment in the par
iors of the church Thursday evening.
Miss Jessie Lowell delivered an address
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
Corporation Notice.

Corporation Notice.
M Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 4TH
~ day OF March, 1850, the commissioners OF AZ.
soard Of Sire ct and Water Com missioners their
Anal assessment map and report Tor the improve
BALDWIN AVENUE,
from
HIGH STREE
syyensue' and the same Is now open 70 public in
spection in the Office of ths Clerk OF said Board.
street or avenues o. particular sections thereof
are included in said ssessmentfT7p
BALDWIN AVENUE.
NEWARK AvENU
HIGH STREET.
NEWARK AVENUE
'0h the west S'ds AL LrHW AVENUE.
about 20 feet north and rs feet south;
o AVENUE
80 BALDWIN AVENUE.
about a95 feet north and 2595 feet south;
from
about $50 feet north and 2NQ feet south;
HIGH STREET,
from
about 10f.0S feet moth and l92.t2 fest south
And III 1t the 18th tiav Of April, 1885,, at ten o'clock
o. M, and the meeting room OF the Board Of Street
time and place when and Where the board Of street
and Water COlnmt ssio ners VIII meet 70 near cons,
slider and auludicate upon all objections 70 saiu
Ali objections thereto must be presented IN writ
~ order Of the Board OF Street and water Com
'n'ss's GEO. T. BoUToN
Dated Jersey City, March ii. 1850.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
A Fight About a Chimney.

Joseph Fanghorne, an Italian, was
committed to prison last night by
Justice Hope, of Stockton Township,
on charges of assault and battery and
attempting to kill George Leinhower
and his wife. Fanghorne was EN-
ployed by a man named Ross, who
had contracted to rebuild four chin
neys on a row of houses, one Of which
was occupied by the Leinhower fam
lily. The owner refused to accept the
chimneys and Fanghorne was sent
with tools to tear them down. He
encountered Leinhower and his wife
when he attempted to remove the
bricks, and they claim he pulled a re-
volver from his pocket and threatened
to kill them if they continued to in
terfere with his instructions.
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wrecked bv 4 Defalcation.

The Baeder Flint Paper Company,
corner of Elm street and Railroad ave-
nue., Arlington, is closed and on the
door of the Office is tackled a sheriffs
notice to the effect that on Tuesday,
March IL, the plant and all the effects
will be sold.
The men were ordered to stop work
on last Tuesday night. The cause of
the closing up OF this firm resulted
from the crooked transactions of Louis
@. Haughey, manager and one of the
partners in the William A. Baeder
Glue Company of ~Springdale, Pa,
Both the Baeder Flint Paper Com
pany and the William A. Baeder Glue
Company are owned by William
A. Baeder and Howard r. Kern.
Their Office is at No. 2S3 Pearl street,
New York.
On last Saturday it was discovered
that there was a considerable defici-
ency in the accounts of the factory in
Springdale. The accounts were sup
posed to have been carefully kept in
the New York Office, but owing to the
fact that the firm had implicit conf.
dence in the honesty of their mana
ger, he was permitted to keep the af-
fairs of the firm in Springdale.
The amount of the deficiency il
about $50, 900, as nearly as can be as
certained. 1t is not yet definitely
known how seriously the Arlington
firm will be affected.