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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-03

Sunday school teacher;-aFreddy you
may tell me why Lots wife was turned
into pillar Of salt.
Freddy Hojack:-f"C Cause she was too
fresh. "-Cticaqo Inter-oceun.
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- sew. - 1,l's si-'-'
Bowen Susan J. wortendyke. ana Hoher1 q
bacot. executors. &c. OF Jacob *. Norres dyke de-
ceased, eciaplftlnAnfs. ana hugh Leslie, John 4
Leslie and wife e ais. defendants
Il. IA for safe OF Inortgace,f ijr-iafsas
t.etufnabe October Term. A. Il. i.s1
lyn1ef J. Nortendyke, Solicitor.
= ftftAe Of tuH shox stated writ to me directed
ana dellscrec snatl sell BY publie vena0e rs r O.
Montgomery street, Jersey Civ. on
THURSDAY. the twenty eighth DAG Of August A. D.
l-H.
at Two O'Clock in rne afternoon an the Following
described Eino and premises with me apprrts2
nanres being the same described ~ said writ that
Is 10 say -
AL that certain lot fdece ac parcel Of ground
Ale-tSll= and being IN 1eTNuy City. Sfats OF
AeN Serses ootuced and desc rfoeG as Follows
Commencing II point In the fcTIher1T iis,z OF
dFea and tERrt1sil sc t53 fees nasieslv frcsl fhe
CORNER formed b. the inters seti9R 81 ,rr SD
notthefiy hne OF Fear tarf sfrlF Easne stracs
WITH The easEers line 81 NJ sffnstoe street. nm
OF FeaFi formerly Saynef stfeet tAsentY II W lssr
thence crEiHFstf ~ and parallel with yFas
street one hundred tl08 fsct IRE centre Hrs &
tho ntssek eetween Stnueeu Stfcef ana Pearl tfgssf
cry ttgne7 street, thence westwardlr along SAID
centre Haze and parallel with Pearl iforrs.fsriy
aYne3 street riyetty Iya Isl feet: thrce essf.s =
worify and ae1ia parallel WIKI Wssi lYicrlt S.rsz
one hundred HID feet 70 tbs point plsce OK be-
Being the same premises conveyed 10 t1o aaid
Anna Teresa Leslie OF the snt Iars ia 81 re
hrst parf hereto by deed bearfne cFcu date n{rs
with. this reftg niaE given 70 secure q
q ne consideration lnosse3 IN saia ueea men.
Bsied Suly. "a 1881
RoEEaT DAVIS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Dadd Executor Of George p Dodd deceased
by ayrer OF the SURROGATE OF Hudson
county Mated July Il 1881 hereby gives notice Is
TIC creditors Of said deeeoent 10 briag in their
debts, demands ana claims against Tie estate 81
50 deeedent, under OATH OF aairmstion within
nine months from the date Of said order. or theg
viii be forever barred Of any action therefor
against said Executor.
WILLIAM I nom
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Estate Of James Culhert, deceased. Thomas Gu
bert. administrator Of James Cuiherf by ortier a.
the surrogate OF Hudson county, dated May % 1881
hereby gives notice 10 the creditors n said deeed-
cut 10 bring IN their dehts. demands and claims
AGAINST the estate Of said decedent under oath u
Affirmation within nine months the da1e ,f
said order or they viii be forever barred of any
action therefor against said administrator.
THOMAS. CfJIprET.
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nEscRIFTIoA OF BorrLEs AND BoxEs 0,

n DESCRIPTION OF BOTTLES AND BOXES OF
- Ee&GleSton 8 ktoerz.
10 All whom itsinay concern
be X reiltesli cred that Bcadleston W0ar1. CT
corporate Of toe slate OF New York eertihes fhat
II Is ega5eu in the business OF Dottlu a. selling
lager Dees and other beverages IN bottles and
oSAes vsltn lts name ana otner marks or ee~ices
cne upon its boxes and bottles, and that The f0l,
oNirs is a description Of rne n s,.
names, marks or esiees used BY " llr,or tles
aaio boxes respectively
Upon It's bottles Il has blown or slammed the
words. .Eeadleston & Wocrx. Empire irerery
Ncw ork. also the coat cf arms II the Stats 81
Srts YORK and on either enc OF It's boxes + mas
1ffanoea me words Seaaleston 3 NcerS. \. y
It uses ana claims m has the sole f5sht 10 nse
tAe ABOVE descriptive name ara ualuRS marx or
marks upon its bottles and boxes. rs principal
depot in the State Of New .Ferses- u N Hf,dsFss
County. but the bottline IS Que In Sesg York cifE
ms noit-s and description Is rlada. nIed and
rlpiisle0 IN pursuance Gf the laws tie state %
New Jersey, untitled An act Tor better pr0sse
ton Of manufacturers assd bozffers OF aud den rs
IN mineral waters beer, ale. porter and other hey
eragss approved March a. ISL sal tie several
supplements thereto which act and the sur
pieineqt thereto forbid all persons to use cr
tr-nic IN any OF said marked bottles or boxes
under the penalties therein set FORTH
BEADLEsroS woEsz
by WILLIAM l. RfApLEsrox
Attest:
ALFRED \. BEADLEsEoS,
Secretary.
fiIs1 and recorded in tie eiers's once Of Hudson
August :, 49,
DENNIS NciAUGHLES
sAHvEI G. H wEIsHr. Se'' S's1N-
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NOTICE no cRFpTroRs

Estate Of Ann Gibney. deceased. Henry Ptistar
executor OF Ann Gtoney, Deceased, BY order Of the
Deputy surrogate Of Hudson county. dated May TO-
Rs hereby gives notice The creditors Of said de-
ccdent 70 bring in their debts demands aud clafnsz
asainst SAID decedenf, under cath or affirmation
within nine months from date OF said order or
they VIII be forever barred OF any action rher,fa
against said executor.
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FUnMETuRE.

LoR SUITS in Tapestry BroeIe &c
9s IN solTs from the Plain
NJ 1900
@ With without Mirror I'D
n1Lo
1e1s new and handsome
REED AND FURNITURE ROCKERS CHAIRS TABLES
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice IS hereby given that the mai aecouut OF
the subscriber, guardian Of Mary c. Murphy and
George s Murphy, minors. Will lie audited and
SITS ted by the SURROGATE OF the County OF Hudson,
and reported for settlement on Saturday tho l2fh
day or August next.
Dated June 5 A. i. 1880
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GlvES THAT THE CON
~ missioner Of Assessment for Jersey c1tr win
meet Al their Office II the building occupied BY
Board If Street and Wafer Con lissiuuefa al the
corner 81 Mercer street and jersey avenue, Jersey
City =, J., on Tuesday, August s4h lsgA ~ soelock
a. fl 70 appraise the value OF the land 10 be taken
for opening Llenau Place. from rrospect street 70
Boofeanl avenue. at which time and place an
JANIS HJNT
JAMES rCHILTY.
5ANES y. BAFlS
Commissioners Of Assessment
x " r317lssrr r.
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Estate Of Adam J. Fschlee. deceased. James
Mcdonald executor ~ Adam J. kachlee de
ceased. by ORDER OF the Surrogate OF Hudsoa
county, dated May y 1871 herebg gives notice TO
the creditors or said deeeient 70 bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the estate Of
said decedenr, under cath cr affirmation within
nine months from the date Of said order, or they
against said Executor.
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BABY CARRIAGES.

80, Me nave hundreds Of handsome BABY CARRIAGES
Ing a. extraordinarily Low Prices Now the time to
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REFREcERAToRs.

nose we have are the latest improved and best
ss11eaDie ice Savers We sell them low So. rs.
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Notice OF Settlement.
EoTfcE or SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the account OF tina
subscriber. ono Of the executors OF Thomas Hr%es
deceased. will be quilted and stated D., sHe S4rr,
gate of the County q HUDSON, aud reported fur
settlement on TUESDAY. the In cav q August
Gated NAY y. 4. D iSn
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SURRoGATES NOTICES.

las. H o'SeiL Surrogate. Office hours. 3 a. m.
TO p M saturdays to l..
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independent Order Of Oda Fellows.

There has been in contemplation for a
long time past among Odd Fellows In
this city plan for the formation of an
amalgamated association. The objects
of this association would be:-First, to
further promote the social feeling which
should prevail among the fraternity;
second, 10 get the different lodges COM
bined by membership and thus. place the
Fellows Hall which is 4 want long felt
IN this city. IN view of thls fact 4 pre-
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GLASSWARE.

w 95nsfantly on hand Complete assortment Of GLASS
49, ~ ~. ,LKOChERY, LAMPS and BAR GOODS whic
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EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
PRICES REDUCED

icy Of
- every article Down to Within
Guy OF us Cannot Fail Money We Garry
Largest and Finest n
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THU CON.
n irtlssionrrs n Assessment for Jersey CITY viii
meet nj their Office IL the huilclas occupied by
the Board q street and Water Coirniissi oners 1t
the corner Of aercef street and Jersey avenue Jor
sly CITY ~ = tuesday, august lssh. 1870 az k<u
O'Clock a M 10 appratse the valne Of fhe lana 10
" taken for onefnl Nesoiff street. from Resarv Or
avenue 10 Boofea1n avenue a. which time and
pAaes al parties interested may a41e&r ana ~
Dated Jersey csfss n. J.. august Ist Issa
JAMES HUNT.
JAMES IL NIFTY
JAMES X. DAVIS
Comm fssioners Of A estasysnsst
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NoIIcE 10 cREbiTois.
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THURSDAY, the Twenty eighth aar d Aurust
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ROSA nKEAf.
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Nominations Confirmed.

The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations: United
States consuls-J. c. Chambers, of New YORK,
at Batoum, Russia Henry Ballentine, District
of Columbia, at Bombay; j. s. McCaughan, of
Iowa. at Durango; w. H. Abercrombie, of
New Jersey, at Nagasaki; Charles Negley, Of
Maryland, at Rio Grande Do Sui: S. D. Pace,
of Michigan, at Port Sarnia; Charles Ware, of
Iowa, at Vera Cruz
Assistant appraisers of merchandse-Isaac
Ulman, at New Orleans; William Cav, Jr., at
Philadelphia.
Pension agents.--W. II. Osborne, at Boston;
j. G. Cunier, San Francisco.
j. c. Harris and D. j. Ainsworth, to be second
lieutenants. Second Assistant Engineers AL
exander bennett G. II. Foote, Eugene P. Web
Der, and Willis Pedrck, to be first assistant en-
gineers.
Also several registers of the Land Office, re-
ceivers Of public moneys, and postmasters al
points distant from Washington.
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LOCAL GOSSIP.

Officer Block yesterday afternoon arrested
Henry Miller. alias Jack DAVIS, for the larceny
Mr.. Warren j. Coamer, of this city. Miller is a
noted crook of Philadelphia, pal of Happy
Jack" now in the District jail, and the robbery
of the watch for which he was arrested yester-
day took place at the circus on Wednesday.
When Officer Block put HIM under arrest he tried
10 pass the watch to pal, but Oihcer Block Sc
cured il. Miller is wanted in Trenton, y. d., Tor
safe-blowing.
was arrested yesterday afternoon on Pennsyl-
wanna avenue by officer Marshall for begging.
The old fellow had nearly twelve dollars in
money all of which he had begged yesterday.
He is suffering from elephantiasis, or white
swelling, one of his legs being affected to such
an extent that il is larger than his body. He is
held for a hearing.
William Hayes a laborer employed at the
new building of the stock yards at Bennings, fell
from a scatfolding and was severely injured
yesterday afternoon while at work. The scatfold
was nearly forty feet high, and Hayes fell on
his back on pile of lumber. He was carried TO
his home at Bennings, where medical aid was
rendered.
A woman named Lillian Perkins fell in a fit
near Second street. and injured herself badly.
She was carried to Providence Hospital IN the
police ambulance.
Mamie Fletcher, colored girl was arrested
last night by Officer Fraser for the larceny OF a
pair OF slippers from the American Shoe Store
on Seventh street. She is held at the First Pre-
cinct.
Mrs. Horne, of Nicholas avenue, Anacostia,
fell from her carriage YESTERDAY afternoon IN
front of her residence and broke three OF her
ribs. DR.. Harrison attended her.
Mai Costeio's New York Buffet. Tenth street
near d. is not only the resort of The Ton but
II Is also the place where the best of beverages,
straight or mixed, are sold.
willis Peytons Inheritance" by Emily L.
Sherwood for sale at all the book stores.
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COL. CANADAY RESIGNS.
The Senate VIII Select a New Sergeant-at-
Arms To-Morrow.

Col. w. P. Canaday, Sergeant-at-Arms of the
Senate has decided to resign that position, and
it is said that the resignation will be COM
municated to the Senate tomorrow. Sew
eral months ago there was considerable
gossip respecting change in Col. Canaday's
office, and several different dates were fixed for
the change to take place, but the announce
ments always proved to be mistakes.
There has been no talk of a change now for
some time, and the statement of Col. Can
aday's intention yesterday proved quite a
surprise He will remain in Washing
ton to represent the interests of several
corporations at the National Capital He has
been Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate since 1884,
and has been an efficient and popular official.
There are two prominent candidates for the
-ex-Representative Valentine, of Ne
braska, and ex-Sheriff Leeds, of Phia-
delphia, The former is new can
didate, but his campaign has been
conducted with such vigor and skill
that his friends confidently predict his nomina-
tion by the caucus A report was current last
night that the caucus will be held tomorrow
morning.
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Return of Newspaper Mail Matter.

The Senate yesterday passed a bill, and
similar one was reported to the House, provid-
ing for the return of second-class mail matter,
the bills conforming to recommendations by
the Postmaster General. Under existing law
second-class mail matter is mailable at a cent
pound by publishers when sent from the office
of publication, and by news agents when sent
to subscribers or to other news agents. When
such matter, after it has once been transmitted
to a newsdealer or agent, remains unsold. the
dealer in returning it pays cent pound on
that returned to the news agency, and one cent
for every four ounces on that returned to the
publishers, the law permitting news agents to
mail at the rate of a cent pound to subscribers
and other agents, but not to anybody else.
This involves a discrimination against publish
ers The bill provides for uniform rate for
every four ounces of such matter returned,
which rate the Postmaster General says, in
communication to the committee, is little
enough for matter that has been once carried
through the mails at merely, nominal rate, and
which is just what the public at large is re-
Quired to pay on matter of that kind.
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Morrill, AgriculturaI College Bill

Senator Blair, from the Committee on Edu-
cation and Labor, reported favorably the Nor
rill bill to extend further aid to the system of
agricultural colleges established by the Morrill,
bill of 1862. The report says the colleges have
passed the period of probation and proved
themselves capable of doing what was expected
of them in the matter of educating the people
of the United States in practical matters, not
confined to agriculture alone y statement
from the General Land Office of the total re-
ceipts of the Department on account of sales
of public lands for the past ten years shows
posed pos to be divided among the colleges, being e
about SO, 100000 at that time. The recon-
mendation of the committee is that the bill do
Dass
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ANOTHER REVOLT PROBABLE.
The Mckinley Tariff Bill Under Severe
Fire.

Heavy pressure is being brought to bear upon
the Ways and Means Comnittee7 by individual
members of Congress to secure notifications of
schedules in the tariff bill. Perhaps the great
est pressure is being brought to bear by the
conflicting sugar interests. Representative ve
McKenna has announced that he will submit a
proposition looking to a cut of 33 per cent. in
the sugar duties, restoring the dividing line
from No. 16 to No. 13 Dutch standard. The
California sugar men will accept this heavy cut
recruits are expected from the Southern States.
Meanwhile some of the Western representatives
are preparing to lead crusade in favor of free
sugar, so that the Ways and Means Committee
may have to face another revolt next week.
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column.
NEWS NOTES.

Secretary Proctor left Washington yesterday
for short visit to his home in Vermont.
Mrs. Austin Herr and family, of Georgetown
Heights, have gone to Atlantic City for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Small leave this week for
trip to Europe, expecting to be gone about four
months.
The Navy Department is informed that the
Philadelphia will be ready for her trial trip in
about two weeks.
The marriage of Mr.. Stanhope Williamson, of
Duluth, Mimi. formerly Of Georgetown, and
Miss Berry, of West Washington, takes place on
June TO-
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The bill to pay to the assgnees of John Roach
S3s, $40 for extra work on the monitor Puntar
and S20,214 for the care of the monitor Roanoke
was passed by the Senate.
The conferrees on the conflicting votes of the
two Houses on the Dependent Pension bill are
to get at work early next week, in the hope of
agreeing upon the compromise measure.
The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
Professor William Fewsmith, OF New Jersey, to
be Government actuary, at a salary of $3.50
per annum, vice Mr. Jos. S. Mccoy, transferred.
A bill passed by Senate yesterday provides for
establishment Of new light-ships with steam fog
signals off Winter Quarter Shoal and at Fen
wick Island Shoal, Nd at cost not to exceed
| $4,000 each.
The Senate passed bill to pay to the widow
! of Rear Admiral David McDougal the difference
| between the pay of a commodore on the retired
list and that of admiral the retired list
| between 1873 and 1855.
Both Houses have passed the joint resolution
authorizing the heirs of Rear Admiral Charles
! H. Baldwin TO receive snuff box set with dia-
! monds from the Car of Russia, and it now goes
! TO the President for his approval.
Among the many subdivisions recently placed
| on the market, none has met with more success
than Garrett Park as only few of those de.
srable lots are left. 1t is only necessary TO visit
this beautiful suburban resort to readily see
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THE TURF.
Races at Gravesend.

a.
New YORK, May 1.-THE weather and the
attendance to the Brooklyn Jockey Club race
track to-day. The track was still heavy from
the previous days rain and in consequence the
time was SLOW Most of the finishes were close
and exciting. But one actual favorite won .
The first race-Five and one-half furlongs
Fordham won, Eon second. Time, 1:118.
Second race-14 miles. Burlington won Gym
osure second. Time, 1:4s4. Third race-Five
furlongs. Gray Rock won. Chatham second.
Time, 1:O54. Fourth race-Mile and furlong.
Gray Dawn won, Badge second. Time, 2:0l!.
Fifth race-Five furlongs. Vagabond won,
Lord Harry second. Time, LOG. Sixth race
Six furlongs. Raymond won, Puzzle second.
Time, lis.
Closing Races at Pimlico.
PIMLICo, Nd. May 1.-THE spring meeting
at Pimicow was closed to-day with two races and
two straights. First race-Class 2:20, trotting:
purse $500. Yorktown Belle Won. Time, 2:24
2:224; 2;25. Second race-Class 2:17, pacing;
purse $500 Allen Maid won. Time, 2:1S3,
2;2l!, 2:25.
Races at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. MAY 15.-The track was in
good condition. First race-1-16 miles. Cecil
B, won, Blair second. Time, 1851. Second
race-Five furlongs Georgetown won, Dundee
second Time, 1:O4!. Third race-1g miles.
English Lady won, Glockner second
Time, 1851. Fourth race-1 mile. Silver King
won, Julia W. second Time, 1:463 Fifth
race-l mile. Mamie Fonsof won, Birthday
second. Time, 1:454. Sixth race-fve fur
longs. Jay Jay Gee won, Laura Agnes second
Time, 1;O34.
100000 for Prof. Henry's Daughters
The Senate passed bill yesterday to pay
500, 600 to the daughters Of Joseph Henry, late
Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, in
compensation of bis public services.
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Notice 10 Electors or New Regis.

Notice 70 Electors or New Regis.
fratton.
0rsicE or the Board or SuPER-j
VISIONS or M0HAvE CoUsIY,
ARIZONA TEkRTosY.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Supervisors Of M,have County did, al
their regular meeting, in April, 1899. in
accqsdapee with IN act Easse4 by the
Territorial Legislature, and approved
March 10, 1899, made the following
order:
II is hereby ordered that new regis
tration Of the electors Of Mohave County
he made, and all electors are required
to register 10 soeordanCe With the law,
and thai tho Clerk 81 the Board be in
structed to publish q notice in the official
paper Of the County, the time required
by law.
The County Recorder and every quail
fed Justice OF the Peace and each Deo-
uty Recorder Is a registering officer.
Registering officers will be appointed by
the Board OF Supervisors In any precinct
which Is without qualified Justice Of
the Peace.
BY order Of the Board.
Ell. GoDNAs, Clerk Of the Board
Kingman, July LIST. 1890.
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