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Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-05
Relief for Ireland.

LONDON, Dec. Am the commons to-
day, Balfour made motion that parla-
ment vote $4,000 to provide seed pota-
toes for distressed land cultivators in
Ireland. He explained that seed pota-
toes would not be given the people
gratis, but as loan, and any one pay
ing ready money would obtain 20 per
cent. discount. This was only small
part of the measure to be taken by the
government to meet the impending dis
tress in Ireland, in railways and other
public works to be undertaken. The ap-
preparation asked for was approved.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-05

doctor was explaining the fractures in
the skull, the district attorney offered to
produce the skull, but the defense OBJ
jected. Another physician who held an
autopsy corroborated Cassity's state
ment.
A number of other witnesses were ex-
amined, but there were no new develop
ments. The examination is expected to
close tomorrow, with the testimony of
Sheriff Warfeld.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-05
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Eight Men Crushed by the Collapse of a
Furnace.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Dec. A terrible acci-
dent occurred in the Illinois Steel COM
pany's works today. A blast furnace
which had been blown out for repairs,
suddenly fell to the ground without
warning. Eleven men were at work in
side, and six on top, when the accident
happened. The masonry work and fur
mace lining were piled upon each other
in a confused heap, mingling with the
dead and dying workmen. The relatives
of the unfortunate men quickly gathered
about the scene of disaster and urged
the rescuers to renewed efforts. Within
half an hour the men had taken out
eight bodies five of the unfortunates
were dead, and the other three appar-
emily fatally injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-05
Larga ElOX of Gas.

STOCKTON, CAL, Dec. A large flow
OF gas was struck today in the well being
bored by the county to furnish fuel for
the new court house. Several gas flows
have been struck in the well, but the
largest was reached today at depth of
nineteen hundred feet. 1t is estimated
that today's flow will measure 10000
feet every twenty-four hours, which
with other veins tapped, will make a
daily flow OF more than sixty thousand
foot
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-05
A Drunken Quarrel.

CLovERDALE, Cal, Dec. 4.-Last night
Charles Worth, who was drinking heav-
lily, met stranger named Edward Ar
dell. The men quarrelled over a trifiing
matter. and Ardell struck Worth. The
latter drew revolver and shot Ardell,
it is feared fatally. Worth was arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-05
Olsen,s Examination.

MERGED, CAL, Dec. 4.-The prelimi-
nary examination of Olsen was resumed
this morning. DR.. Cassity, ore of the
physicians who held the autopsy, testi-
fed as to the wounds on Ivett. How
the body lay, the size of the bloody foot
prints near the corpse, etc. While the
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-05
A Slice of BIythe's Wealth.

SAN Francisco, Dec. Am the case OF
S. Mattingly against the estate of the
late Thomas ii. Blythe, for the recovery
Of SIPS, 900, commission for arranging
sale OF stock of the Blue Jacket mining
company, the jury today found verdict
for plaintiff for his claim in full.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-05
The Santa Fe stops Work.

SAN BERNARDINo, Dec. 4.-On account
of the jury, in the condemnation suit
for right-of-way for the Belt Line rail-
road, running out by the asylum site,
bringing in verdict for damages which
the company regarded as exorbitant, the
Santa Fe management has ordered all
work stopped on their line, and it will
probably interfere with the laying of the
asylum cornerstone on the 18th of this
month
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-05
Fatal Explosion of Chemicals.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. by the ex-
plosion of tank in the chemical works
in the eastern part of the city, this
morning, three men were fatally
injured, and two slightly. The tank was
used for making prussiate of potash. No
one knows what caused the explosion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
How to Reach and Enjoy Old Age.

IL IA no simple matter to state In terms
at all precise what forces are directly
connected with the production of hale
and happy old age. More certainty is
involved In the process than mere
streng h Of constitution. Healthy sur
roundlngs, Contentneut and active, tenn
perate, regular hahiss are most valuable
aids Hard work, so long at least "A it is
not carried beyond the limit necessary
to permit The timely repair of worn
tissues, il not ouly harmless, but a
conducive circumstance # l., in fact,
by living as far as possible life in &c
cor,Iance with natural laws that we may
expect to roan the appropriate result in
It's prolongatiou Civilization IL ut once
helpful and injurious. Under its pro
tecting Influence normal development al
all ages Is allowed and fostere,i, while
the facilities it affords for self
Indulgence are constantly act
ing in an opposite direction. The
ease OF Hugh Macleod, aged almost TO-,
which has lately been published. Illus
trates in a remarkable manner tn, truth
Of these observations. This MAJ. a Ross
shire Highlander ia what must b. the
sombrc twilight of hlameiess and fairly
active life spent in his native country,
still shows, IL is said, notable degree
of sigor. He takes Il lively interest
Ia the affairs Of life. has good appe
lite, is generally healthy. cuts and car
ries his peat Tor houss hold use, and goes
about among his ncighhors as of old
His food is of the plaluest, though nutri
tious-p orridge. fish, little meat-aud
his habit in this and other matters Is not
UNIV orthy the attention of many who are
daily Fastening by opposite courses the
end of u u,errier, shorter, but perhaps
not happier life. london Lancet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
State House Chat.

s.crEa-y of State Smith, came NJ from
Li'chacld ycsttr lay sftSrac1c.
Marrli S9rseua, ESQ, whe represented
Dexter ia !he las; Legislature. was at the
State House yesterday.
Ano,A,r qaiet lay st The Capitol That
Is , seemed Sc un.sss one betook himself
mt BE new Jsr,. she-c every enc there -
buy srd evs'y orc ;hat can be basy is
usie BY tine wes, thst vet laaug appas-
A. hs. l,aseA everybody that has cared
to tssmioo it. Tie Ss,e House Commits
sin ess mined # thoroughly aud were very
aara p.ess,d with v>ry moderate speed
ard pressure, surle hcas and air were sup
p'Iel ia es,ry eoaaeo'irg pipe, both in the
Old Ststc House and in the new addition.
The C. urmissien meet again August 25th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13

Mrs. A. J. Hall has returned fran Ocean
Pein..
Mr.. N. I. shsw. u Bash, wa. IN ,own
yesterday.
Mrs. Archie Pierce re.arzed from Ocean
Psiat Menday
NJ. Y, r. Baseoase has gone 70 Nonhe-
gan for week.
]. e. Horne. Of wsterville, vas ii tge
city yesterday
Mr.. James 4. Fsller is sol aasnisg At
Squirrel i.lsad.
Mr.. Vim. Ro!ger and ssa Of sldoey we're
in town Tuesday.
ar. B y. Hartman Of RsstGe!d vas in
the city yesterday,
Mrs. a. j. Hall returned from Ocean
Point Monday Night.
Mr.. Benjamin Gardner is taking an out
my at Squirrel I.lani.
Mrs. John y. Hill anil son went 10 Pop
ham Beach yesterday.
Mr.. Y. II. Owen il stopping at Ham,
uonds for few days.
NJ. J. II. Townsend and family went 70
Smith hsid for short visit Monday.
Miss Ida Stafford, Of Bostoa, iss gues, At
Freeman Bankers on Arsenal street
Moses Selbing of New Haven. Coma, is at
bis former home in this city for his yaea-
ton.
Mr.. Max Ascher, wife and sister Of Mil
wsakee, Wis. are yisi, ny in the city at l.
seibipzs.
Mr. II. l.. Shsrburne took a business
trip to Boston last week and viii return
hi, week.
Mrs. +. o. Ward ha, leased her cottage
At popham to Mr.. Pierre Hambert, broker
Of Boston.
Mr. Booker, supt. of bridge work for
the ". C. II. r., arrived on the 03 train
yesterday.
Mr.. Arthur y. Soule formerly Of New
York City. now of Presqas Isle was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Frank G. Wright returned to Boston
on Mondays boat. after sren ling short
vacation in this city.
Mr. II VI. Heath and family left for
East Msehas yesterday afternoon. They
Will remain several weeks.
Mrs. Y. o. Ward and Mrs. Arthur Pink
ham and son returned from Pophsm Beat h
Monday night on be T20 trim.
SUPP. Levi L. Lincoln of the Buckae.d Il.
K. arrived ON the . 0S train yesterday. He
expects TO 60 East On the 3.I5 today.
Master Ralph B. Folsom went to the
Dresden Camp grounf, where he will meet
h,s grandfather, on the % train, yester-
dsy.
Harold NJ. Plai,t,d Of Springfield, Ohio,
arrived in this city yesterday, for few
days visit with his father, Gen. II. NJ.
Plaist j.
Mr. Charles II White went to Boston
Monday with The Governors party, being
an invited guest of Mr.. Drake, President
OF the Kennebec & Boston s. s. Co.
MIR VIA : Backng,on came from
Rocklaud on the : ii train yesterday. lie
was considerably reduced in strength from
the cifccts of run Of slow fever from
which he is recovering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13

The following vivid account is from the
pcn Of sojoarner at the roiat:
Much praise is swarsle,l Capt. Ed. Get
ehell of Augusta, by occsu Point people.
'os bis hcreic rrseus of tvo yoang la'iies
who had started for Niger lslan'l and were
driven 10 sea by the strong Northwest wind
and heavy sea. Mr.. GVichell reached The
.No eirls in su'ali ,lery after long and
haffiel pull. he many on shere who has!
ae means 10 reaS,er assistance were eS-
trsn'cly anxious anil when Ire g-llant res
sser VAS expect gave shout tn is rerer'
esrs,ing yet.
fishin is plenty ahogt the Poltt; sonc
Nmarkshly tine catches having been made.
'oa,ids kowditeh. however, is high line
h'slns lans.el 81 pounder one sisy this
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13

The following are the real estate trans
ief' in Lincoln county for the week ending
Aug ..
stfssfss,S-- sAw Meserve 10 J Ashury P.r
-. anu, 81 kfssgs II Joses 10 Ashary Pit
~, isnst and huiSings. SIC: Chas c Hatch 20
& .,erasca i'it,nsn. issd snd haisdinxs. s.oo-
..ptiiEAl --,-eev } Her.ey to Moses Herscy,
y ssd buiding~. sie,e: 5 ephen Il Hot-don 10
Asss bay. hand and hulldirss $40.
- ", Messrif-li 4 wocslbsliee 10 Emma l. Ben
n ana and hsi'sipss. $50
tfses't, lard, sSts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
NOTICE..


BEce OF Railroad Commf honsrs
Arsrsra. jafy n. ls0.
To tAe General Managers and sspertstendenfs Of
Railroads. Ia the State os Maine -
Under the provisions Of statute. the methods OF
beStiaE passenger, esii or baggage care 81 this
state, Eust yecstve the approval. In writing. o.
The Beard 81 Railroad cosHnissioEers.
AL spprcFs as Of suethsds now IN use expired By
Imitation. 90 the first dsy Of Jaiy a. d. 1@s.
Saflse ia hereby given that the Board of Rail
road Commissioners viii be In session At sh-ir
offer Ia Augusta. On Tatscsy the twelfth day Of
August ID. isp0, for the purpose Of receiving
and eonssserssg applications for appTovsl q
rrsfhots. each railroad e-rporsfion may desire
20 ad1pt. -
Az applications mss: be IN vYiffne sd must
stx-e fEsiy the ehsraete. and nsefsaod Of such
heaters and the purposes for wh5eh tie applicant
eesfrers 10 nee the
At said session, . nsaridK via be Rfvez 10 ia
vssso-s and all others .n.fresss3 - The manner
and ms;hads u hsatiBe and HkA1ing Tassenz
Nal md baggage ears.
Per order Of the hoard
uss.adtst T. c. HARRINGTON, CT RI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
Tha Lzdies Celigtted

The pleassn, effect and the perfect safe
tv with which ladies' may use the liquid
fruit laxative. Syrup of Figs, under al
conditions make it their fsvorite remedy.
Is is pleasing 10 the eye ard to the taste,
&c ntle. yet effectusi in acting on the kid
aeys, liver aud bowels. d&wlmo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13

here are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the lrxy,'
They are not.
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and.
insist upon having b.
It's sold everywhere.
~aas.sno.vsas.h
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
KennebeC Central R. R.


On and AFTER Aagas, lsi trains VIII run rs ic,.
lows
Leave Randolph 100, ii,oa A. NJ, aeo, t.N.
L, VI. Arrive al National ilrmtg 80, HIS
A. NJ. Ss>, taf.M.
Leave National Hemc. plS \. NJ; 100 80,
10 4. Al. Arrive al Randolph go A, NJ, iss
S.as, atoP. NJ.
10 accommodate people wishing 10 attend the
band concerts ~ she National Home, sunday
afternoons. trains will ieasv Randolph at ~ aud
i.lS T.. NJ, each sunday until iurihcr notice.
Law National Home At ? ~ amt ala T.. N.
y. A. LAW lpN. superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
Marrilso.


ur Gardiner. Aug 10, by Rev. A. ). Laid, Hr
Nm n. Thompson and Miss florcrce b ,ostan
both uf Caeisca.
Ia VT Vernon. Arg, II, by Rev. ]. Edgecomh
Mr. james r SinbeFn and Miss Myra l.. Mayhcw
Of Nj. NeTuen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
CRUSHED 81 A Cart.
= Cart Body Standing on Fad ia Bond
Street. Pals On . Little ossi Csushans
Her Lis Out.

On Tuesday netveea rius and ten A. H.,
- some chisdsea In Bond street we're play
Ing about . cart body taas hsA been isfs
standing On end xgaias, vail, the body
vas moved ia saeh . manner ~ 10 cagss Il
to fall fit 10 the srouni. This Lizzie four
and half gear old child Of Ms. Benjamin
Loasrick. being ia tfe-t. was crushed
beneath il. AID lived oaly fer moments
after being removed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
Special advertisements

SnG asve<ticzcn.s, Hes exseediax .csr assx
eosstsS snaec the heai Of WASrxp. fos SAlx,
To LIE. LOST. e.. wtll be tAssrs<d two tnsv IN
8 scass, tAres times ter IS Goats And enc week Ar
- esats. advance p~yuscas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
gailsaass 4 Stsamfass
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement 81 Trains In Eject Jane
SSth, 1880.

tolsouss
GOING wESr-sN A. NJ, tor Lewsssea.
RcSsssnd. Portland. Re.icn AMI Montreal; s-A
A. NJ, for hslsewen, Gardiner and Seslh GArsii,
ner. vac sad ieSss A, y. texpress, foe lewiston.
Pennington, Ressisnd. Portland ssd Ncstcas liza
s., Gardiner; sis RIM. ts srssswisS. Ra,S, RSsS.
tsnd. rortiaad ard Rcs;oa; s.AS. expires, tcrt-
land and kestoas AGA z. ~. sar Haltoweii. aArti.
eer ami South 0srtincr. N.er. n. might fail-
nssl for Lewiston. naaA, Portland And Boston.
eolNt: EAST--s.ic A. N. latgat cxprvssl for
81. John and Aroostook Ccantvs sea A. ~. for
Ws,ssVsiic. and SSe~hessn, ga I. VI. tcSprvss>
tes Wasessitie. Newport. Dover, feSero;;, Has
ssr and has harhSF. SA 4. NJ. tor Wstrrvtilc,
Ssewhesan, Belfast. teN,es, poses 4 feSevciS
County, ana Al 80 4. NJ, fes Nasesyiie, Sse
III XXI '"a =" WARTIME aud '"'sS v
HE Nigh; Pullman rrSlss ran each way every
night. Sundays iaolsslct. hat not 10 Skewhcgsn
On Monday tnerusass. az 10 Belfast and Dexter.
er beyond Esnrus, cScvrsias 10 has nsfeor.
rac day express ;ra,as solrg kasi At sstr. N.
lad West al h.ss A. ", gen daily. Sundays IN.
eiissssl, tet~cea hes;,n, Rar haFser aud 81.
John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Aaru.ts
leaves SeS;h GSiainsr, Sea. tese A. NJ, i2.so and
as Z. NJ, Ha,aowel., CIV and iis A. NJ. La
and &sa I'm.
Throash tieEets to California and al points
South aud West may be had of Il, II. Wslkrr,
iiokr; agent. Augusta, the only cff,ce selling via
all roases aud checking all eagsago frye os ex
pense.
rAfSoN TUCKER. vice Pres. = 6enr Manager.
b, N. BoofnsY. tson9 fass. aud Ticket As't.
Portland. June saih, 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
Dieo.

KESSEBsC.
In Windsor. AHg. $, Mrs. p rraess- Thompson,
aged ~ wars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13

The Kennebec Journal
may be found on sale at
TIE Chisholm Brothers
News Stand, Union De-
pot, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
WANTED.

NANTt&p.- N~aHc ladies and ~ ntlc,n IN eae
w iind lofiese emf r,aplenmeA, 81 yot<s Salar,
y sderes>ips vi h stamp, General Agent. IS Ia
Heh -, tewissr a. Nc. sRE,laSt'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13

NJ near t'oast. Weston
tee Si,wa 20 sl,s0e.
sare journal, Augusta,
auggisws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13

WANTEt Two dlvias rVam giris, two
w kEehen girls. also It class coax. stes4iy
'fs, ihW ar loVsS. ~elstoR Me aurrSilw
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-05
TWO LITTLE s0CIALS.

"A birthday Party In Honor of Little joe
Benjamin.
A pleasant party%was given last night
by MI. and Mrs. Edward Benjamin in
honor of the tenth birthday OF their little
son Joe, at their residence on Mercer
street. Receiving with Master Joe was
his little cousin Edna Lear. There were
music, games and dancing, n the little
folk spent a delightful evening.
Some of those present were:-Johnny
Hughes, Hattie Rouse, Ida Vasburgh,
Charlie Coe, Lulu Stengel, Howard Stem
gel, Ethel Snyder, Harry Logan. Allie
Palmer. George Palma, George Dlngler,
Eliza Stewart, Emma Medole, Arthur
Garrison, Emma Garrison, Theodore Vol
lean, Grace Snodgrass.
At Miss Gannon's on Palisade Avenue
Miss Bertha Cannon gave a pleasant
party last night at her home on Patisade
avenue. There was fine music and dane
ng. The parlors were t%astefully deco
rated with flowers.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. II. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs Combs, Miss
Darrell, Miss Maloney. Miss Mamie Sulli-
van. Miss Agnes Sherman, Miss Taylor,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-05
Trenton's Battle Monument.

Adiutant General Stryker, Colonel
Dickinson and ex-Mayor Vroom, were
in Washington yesterday to boom the
Trenton Battle Monument bill, which
was passed by the Senate. General
Stryker returned home last evening
and was cheered at the good prospect
of getting the $4,000 appropriation
bill through.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-05
THE CONCERT HALL ORDINANCE
"A License May Cost Anything Between 0
and $500.

and $500.
The Board of Aldermen held one of the
shortest meetings on record last night.
1t was precisely eight O'Clock when Pres
ident Allen raped for order, and three
minutes later the Board adjourned. The
meeting was a special one called for the
purpose of reconsidering and g mending
an ordinance which was passed at the last
regular meeting and fixing a license fee
of not less than $40 or more than $500 a
night for concert gardens or any place
where LIQUOR was sold and vocal or in
strumental music offered as entertain
ment.
Aldermen Allen, O'Neil, Connolly,
Jewkes, Keogh. Prigge and Schermer-
horn, just enough for a quorum, Were
present last night. After Clerk Scott had
read the call for the meeting, Alderman
O'Neil moved that the Board reconsider
the ordinance affecting concert gardens.
The motion was unanimously adopted.
Alderman O'Neil then offered an amend
ment which strikes out the clause making
the minimum license fee $40 per night,
but leaving the maximum fee of $500 un-
changed.
The amendment was unanimously
adopted, after which the Board adj
5Ourned.
The ordinance as it is now amended,
leaves it to the discretion of the Board
what fee per night they can charge con
cert gardens, or allows them to fix 8
yearly allowance OF so much per year
which could not be done under tn,
original ordinance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-05
RAILROADS.


TICKET ~oFFICEs-4ol. 81. rs. s7
a5A a Broadway, 1885 Bowcry. l Bat
AIsYTA Twonty third street ferries. New
ca w York; Sl Fulton street. brooklyn;
%sMSxY| ner Newark and Hudson streets.
~ H 10, esSSrss and tlcE Pew s ssasi1 MI, Jersey !,
IA ssa tE ,:.ss s.s os Ss sss gsts sao S 6 o foiioss
so q m.-Dsy Express. Pullman Buffet drawins
i iSs gs S1sseos e and sp cssaits sSSaaaasssLL Lake. r'....
Nsas 3. M dai~ly-"chicago and Sc Louis Limited !,
4 so sslls fq y ssad iSiin 4 Y SaS; stl9sns MAJ asri s,Ssp and
S1Sls;s sggs, wltho Sis saa1ssai f sSa S. 1 s5Sep'nEE co sossa
charge for fast time sa,c.oo ana Grand rrunk En-.
press = solid Pullman rain Of day ana BUFFET slssp-
Ing coaches TO Buffalo, Niagara Falls Hamilton
c c4icSso; w diashho,l;ss saa ansss. Buffsf sleeping coach GO
RSS eo l. 81, dnilyo s$n ;; %' Express. Pullman Buro.
sleeping coaches TO Ellmira. Hornellsviils, James;
town,s Corr. Meadyille. YOUNGSTOWN, Cincinnati
81 Stations On orange Branch. week days. s;ls .. n.
4 ssS n. ia. III. H. s IT, s sas 1918 Is ,. m. additional trains
6 s. PsssDi fsss sssSsS = sn 69rsMn sIs MssSsns W. or rslsss
orange, week days sis ssA ll2s q. ms sSS. w
II Ku III. ios and Pssssic. week days AIS. 500. Sir
,12. s3S, ~. loAs = M l2a2 noon. az Xxx XXX , snS
r. NJ, isS midnight. Sundays so! So. 1913, q. M
3S5s nSoH; g@s. a@ ad tts; ~ e t 81; ia 4 pa Fsss liz ? week %z
Cpl Fsis RI; sly Ms Z d ~ 3 .! e. $50. sas, ~, s@ s IA
szs { Il Is ssas ia S0s ~. lss5s \, ~ s } sSI "a, sS''
s saI; 81 s SIS. sS s8a "a ss4 aSsiia FER q, asi sao .' s;a III
6@5, IA, 95o. s:i5. 1912 p; M i2:lS midnight.
Newark and Paterson vita. Newark. week DAYS, 5S4
e3s, sol. t0:n. II a a m- LA 2l6, Sz7. 4:S4 saI 30.
e11. 6Si. ~. 1913 %. M. 1870 midnizhE sundaya
x Ri q en- %. -. "a. 81 sais sSias gs = d.ys. o.. so e s d
eA5, f0aS o, M 1l1 2W, S21. ala, bl2. 5A2. 6:1l. b*x
sd6 $50, 1912 p. m. 1913 midnight Sundays, 500. $50
J )t:4s 9. M. 200. AIS and So, p. m. l2is midnight
Also to Hidgewo0d. week days. sao g. M AAas oSA
\ tl2 $50 p. M; Sufrern. 8:5 D. m
Newburg ana Corn wall. week. days, 500, $50 q M
Goshen, week days. so. sos. s:2O. i0dS a NJ als
s45s ~. 5A2. 7lt $50 p m. Sundayh o0o s;h ~
Middistowp, Week days. 500 so6. go loAs e n,
il2. Sf9, SA5, els, 645, $50 pm. SundAyA STU, $50
s4Oa. M. 3:1s, elS, s45. $50 p. M IL.
Pr. Jervis, week days. 500. 8dn, $50. 1918 .. M III
al8, ez5, 445, 6:l6, 7d5, ESQ p. m Sundays. 60. s1u
s2Ua. M. S18. e;l8. Gas. $50 p. m.
Warwick. week days 500 s20 q. m, ldS 40, ?. n
montgomery, week dayh sO q. M, sA5. Gas .. m
Express nrsins arrive at Jersey City from tn
West. $50. 10 q. n- 43. s55 p. M
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-05
The Proyident Institution for Saw
ings in Jersey City.
FEBRuARY, 81, 1890.

i'd FEBRUARY a 4oTHb
The followi ng is a correct list of all deposits OK.
ceeding $1,000 which have remained unclaimed for
john &. Dow s,s6S.9s; G. c. Martindaie. sl02. 0S; John
Coyle, S. IL; Mary McDermott. $6S.53; William
G. Aigers sg2.S5; Gteorge. Kgopf ssl,5l; Elizabeth
Ss.426. 81; Mary Welsh, Sis. lS; Thomas ,McGowen,
$lsSl9; Jacob Wilheim., S1SSsi Josephine a III
lips, s65,aE winfred Campbell. Sl,4ss.5s;
Malcolm Gilmore, SIS. IS; Margt. Richard, $ll4. 90
Henrietta Ernst, SIS; sts cathn Cody, s5S; g; Thomas
spessen, s2sS7i.si; George Marshall, $6l.l6; Henry z.
Eddy and JOS. Wilson, $i60,4s; Edward Lynch,
S8ES.47; Caroline II. Brown, S82 So; Francis and T.
McAnerney, sSl2s; Jacob Hunter, slsLas; Annie
Hnrrison S.4.8s; Cathn. w helan, S2l0.6S; VIM. Simpson
500 ~; Henry Rieheric. ses.sT; Cara PATTERSON
Hannah Brown, sel435; Patrick and Mary. Doling
SSlsshS; Mary Powers, S27S 80; John y chandler
ssh Is; Ann Riley, S1G6. So; Benjamin Rossil, $650.oS
Falconer and Kemp, IRIS, ssAA; Patrick and
Ellen Flynn, S15i.9f: Michael .Ccnnei-
", $500; Peter Bronnell, slsss5 Mary A
Carney, $685. 10; William Johnston, SklY0; Jam es
Strahan. Si59.5s; Timothy pinelva. 81, 1921; Charles
B. Gardner ct ais, 81 $50 John Tabern. .$ss.ll; ElleI
Dimon, Jf., $1sh.9i; William Donaldson, 9SGs2l
Michel S. Herman, sio5.s4; Patrick Sheeran, siseA
J.. w! KINGSLAND. Treasurer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-05
STEAM BOATS

IL FARES REDUCED VIA sTONING
n TON LINE-The inside route; boston. 81: Prov
idenea $25: Worcester So. steamers Leave
& .. m. Snndaysexcepted.