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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06
HUDSON pEToNATIoNs.

Ernest Appel starts for Germany Tues
day. and the solo club and the members
of the numerous societies meeting at
Kessler's Hall, especially the Good Fell
lows, will be lonely while he is enjoying
himself with other and Older friends
Appel has rpm Kessier's Hall for three
years, and everybody on the Hill knows
him, and hope he may be spared from
sea sickness and rough weather.
Heavens It is whispered solemnly
day Last week Tom NOonan did not have
an argument. The building was desert
ed Two such days in enc year will GER
tainly prove fatal TO Tom.
Constable Joe Locke is known as 'the
man of many secrets If Joe would only
make known some of his many adyen-
lures, The SUNDAY MORNING NEWS would
every week have still one more feature
to add to the many it presents the public.
There is much speculation as to why
Assem- Dlyman Boyle was not appointed
assistant county superintendent, Il posi-
ton he wanted created for his exclusive
benefit, at the last meeting of the Boa I'd
of Freeholders. 1t WAS well known that
when the FreehoIders caucused Boyle
had more than votes enough, and it is
also known that word came from the
Court House in time to prevent official
action. What some people want to know
is what was the message and who sent it,
1t lakes EulEJeEn anu O1c-tl uaftef Elllu-
utes by actual time to get a glass of water
for dinner in Laws restaurant, and a
glass of beer sent for at neighboFing
liquor store will be served in three min
utes. There's no profit on water.
Judge Aidridge complains that his body
weighs more than his pocketbook.
Old f'Popn Cook says that he will be
glad when August comes, SO that he may
go fishing and claiming.
Nerve Armstrong is already talked Of
as a Democratic candidate for the AS
sembly.
There is at least as much farce as grace
in the way Max Salinger flourishes his
handkerchief.
The Court House lovers of milk punches
already regret that Garry has quit this
business to accept the position OF under
keeper at the S tate Prison.
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Corporation Notice.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
= - 25a DAY Of MAJ. isss application was made
by Estate Of George Ginord and others for the I'm
= EMORY ST.
between Bergen ave. and Montieello ave-. In the
following manner. including all Intersections
ed 10 the es tabllshed grade byexeavafing OF filing
the same TO the established grade.
.. 70 have new Zeineh curb set on each sids
Te have the present curb reset ana new % inch
To have new buestene tagging feet wide laid
on each sidewalk.
!, 70 have the present tagging relald and new flag
70 have the earriageway paved With Belgian
70 nave new hridgestone crosswalks laid where
necessary.
iaid and and new bridge stone laid Nhsre necss-
saxy-
% provide for the TOW Of the surface wnter and
p complete the improve meat IN q good and sub
stantiai r1annGr.
Notice Is also given that on the sogh day o. June
lesi the com miSsloners OF Assessment He'd with
the Board Of street nd y aer Commissioners their
preliminary sketch showing what property Will
probably be assessed and the probable amount OF
benefit @ eaen lot or parcel Of land. also the prob
the said I'M Drovennent and the same Is now open
to public iuspectioa In The efliee Of the cierk ef
the Board OF street aud Water Com fnissioners.
And notice Is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are in
from Monticello ave. % Bergen ave
MONTICELLO AVE
from Emory st. about 81 feat east and a feet west
And that the sth day OF August 1ss0, at 70 O'Clock
and Water Commissioners. are hereby dxed As tho
time and place when and where the Beard Of street
Interested in said application and All lemon.
against The said Improvement that may be
b order Of the board OF Street and waser Com
GRO. t. BoUToE.
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CORPORATION Notice.

NToTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT OK THE 18TH
70 ne ssara o. Street and aSer IS
George A. Wicker and Others foE the improve
menu Of -
from Monticello ave. west al stance Of about 30
feet OF Bergen ave. IA the following manner
Including an Intersections
70 have the street for the fnI width thereof
filing the same 10 the established grade.
TO have new twenty Inca euro sat on both sides
70 have The present curb reset ana new twenty
inch curb SET where necessary.
70 have new bluestoae tagging. four fact wide,
laid on both sidewalks
10 have ne present nasgIns relaid and new dag
10 have the carriage way paved with Belgian
10 have new brideestone crosswalks laid where
necessary.
70 provide Tor the how OF the surface WAFER ana
complete the improvement in a good and sutlstan-
Sotice Is also given that on the N day OF june
Ia Bosrd of sFees ind atsr corssssionsss thslr
preliminary skescn shoNfns what property via
henefit 10 easn lot palceio Band also the propa
BILE amount OF assessment per foot OF frontuge for
public inspection ia The ofhce Of me clerk Of the
Board Of street ana water SoIaIlissioneEs
or avenues o. paEtisulas sections taareof' are IA
from NonSiceila ave- 70 point about 7Sses feet
''''' : = - M0STIcExi.o AVE-
from Belmont ave, about rs fset east ana feet
BERGEN AVE.
from belmont ave- about 1ada feet east and 20 feet
west
And that the fourth DAY or August 1894 az ton
O'Clock m, and the meeting of me Board OF
street and Water Commissioners hereby fisge 4
as the time ana place wnen and where the Board
OF street and WaIsr Commissioners VIII NEST to
hear parties Interested in said application, ana all
rachstrancss asgainst the said Improvement that
may he tre sortsd IN wrifLng
" order ~ the rosr1 q Street and Water Com
n'''z'''"''e GEORGE I. BoUTos.
Dated Jersey City. gals $ 1850.
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BERGEN BALLOONS.

1t was nice. quiet time at the Athletic
clubhouse; not a rocket not a gun, nary
a fire cracker. and the neighbors were, of
course, happy.
bachelor. The boys anticipate many iil-
vftations to Katie Klatsch, Commers,
etc. for 1t is said the doctor is an expert
chief and is as much at home in the
kitchen as in the pharmacy.
Every gripsack in Bergen is engaged. 1t
is remarkable how many people, whose
time is valuable, spend days scouting Tor
a SO sntchel To borrow for day or two.
The pyrotechnic displays were very
pretty along bergen avenue on Friday
night Had it not been for the small boy
it weuld have been a dull and quiet day.
The wheeling division OF the Jersey
City Athletic Club will be heard from in
the sweet bye and bye.
DIR. Wins, 1t is whispered, has a bowl
ing ball for pillow.
If you want to see a tit will cost cool
hundred thousand smile mention the
building project of the Wneelmen to
George Earl 1t is said that the building
would have been erected long since, but
the ambitious. confident and energetic
president is determined that it shall dis
count anything in the shape of clubs
home in New Jersey.
To arrest the attention of DR.. Benedict.
Just touch on the bicycle as an introduce
ton and you will win him.
A big day at the prominent race
courses is not success without few
hundred residents of the Bergen section
are present.
Counsellor Frank t. Clark has been
importuped to locate in several portions
OF the old Dutch city where improve
meuts are sadly needed. He is u hustler
in this line and has faculty of winning
the Board of Street and Water Com
rfaiecioDe1.S
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Corporation Notice.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
IN Eth day Of March. lSs4 9pppiication was made
BY f. G. Otto and Others for the Improvement OF
SHERMAN PLACE.
rom Ceafrai ave Y sanford fiaee In the follow
To have the street for the fan width thereof
graded 70 she established graae By exenvaftng o.
both sides thereof.
10 have FAe. carriage way paved with ) inch Or
10 have the present bridge stone cross walks 70
laid and new Eridgestone laid where necessary
ana All other werE cone tnat niay necessary
to provide for the How Of the surface water and -
complete 1.-The Improvement IA a gooa ana snbstAn-
roots. and not TO change the grade OF tia street
and 10 be finished BIZ SepteIabef /, 1890
Notice Is also given that on the Srh cay Of June
the Eoard Of Street and Wafer Commissioners their
preliminary sketch, showing ,Fhat property viii
PROBABLY be assessed and the probable alnounS ct
BENEFIT 10 each les parcel Of land, also the PROB
able amount Of assessment Der foot OF frontage for
the said improvement and the same is now open 70
Board CT Street and Water Commissioners.
AND notice Is also given that the following
included IA said assessment namely
SHERMAN PLACE.
from Central ave to Sanford Place.
GE&rRAL AVE,
from sherman Place. about 3 feet east ana p feet
west
from sherman Place. about $50 feet east and rs
feet west
n- and sbe nesting room OK the Board 81 Stress
and Water Commissioner are hereby Nxed thu
time and rlace gben and whare the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners VIII meet hear parties
Interested ia said application. anu all rennon-
sfrancss against said improvements tszt Rsay be
81 Order u the Board Of street and Water Com
'''''''s''s' GEO. T. souToS
Dated dorsey city. July 8. 1885,
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COrDoratlon Notice.

N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON TIE 5TH
~ day OF May lss4. application was uade to
the Board OF Street ana Water Commissioners
by A. J. Roezei and Others for the ruetion OF
u inch
BRICK SEWER
HANCOCK AVE-
from Congress st. TO North ST. and two receiving
Easements" one on each corner OF
CONGRESS ST..
of suitable dimensions and IN accordance with The
established plan Of sewage. together with all
necessary mauhoies. receiving basins and appur-
tenanceS
notice IS also given that on the aoth iay OF June
the Board OF Street and Water Comm ission ers
their preliminary sketch showing what property
Will probably be assessed and pTooRble amount Of
benefit to each lot or pafcel OF land the troha
bile amonnt or assessment Per f0ot OF frontage for
the said improvement and the came is q Qzr opan
public inspection IN the ONCE Of the Cler the
Board OF street and Wafer Con1Ealssgo ners
And notice Is also given thai tho following straets
or avenues particular section thereof are In
ctude1 in said assessment, namely
HANCOCK AVE.
from Congress 81 10 North st.
And that the 18th day Of August 1SS0 at 10 O'Clock
a. m, and the meeting room OF the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners are hereby fixed as tho
ana Il alter Commissioners VIII meet near
monSfrences against the said improvement that
n ay be presented in writing.
b order Of the board OF Street and Water Com
nlisssionels-
Dated Jersey Civ. IillF g lsa.
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A very serIens Charge.

Fred Bussart, aged twenty-five years.
OF Humboldt street. Union Hill, Is locked
up at the Town Han, and may have to
couiincd to his home suffering from tn
effects OF a pistol wound which Bassare
is accused Of having inflicted. Accord
ing to the wounded lads story yesterday
he asked Rassart for match 70 light q
firecracker, and Bussurt sAid:--
Yes. Pill give YOU a match d. you.'
and pulling revolver from his pocket
pointed it at the boys head and fired.
The wounded lad was taken TO DIR.
Schlemms and LATER TO his home. He
may recover.
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HARsIMUs RED LIGHTS.

Major Charles hollywood, the Pavonia
avenue hardwood merchant, who is Brig
adler General Steele's efficient quarter
master. is one of the best latured and
most popular militiamen in the State.
The major began his career in the old
Fourth. and rapidly rose to his present
responsible position He is most en-
thusiastic guarllsman and takes deep
interest," in everything pertaining to the
service He is considered by the general
one of the most valuable men on his staff
while among his fellow officers the major
is exceedingly popular.
Mr.. Richard Grant, of East Hamilton
place is perhaps the largest hoop pole
dealer in the United States. Mr.. Grant
is an excellent business man, and secured
his control Of the market by his shrewd
business tactics. 1t is not so many years
ago that disastrous fire rendered him
penniless, and he was obliged TO begin all
over again, but 1t was not long before he
secured clutch upon the hoop pole in
dustry which amounted to practical
monopoly. Mr.. Grant is an enthusiastic
Methodist He g one of the mainstays
OF Centenary Church on Pavonia avenue,
and prominent member of the direc-
tory of the old Methodist Camp Meeting
ground AT Denviile. which, since the
church has lost much of its Wesleyan
simplicity, is considered favorable Nase-
sort with the high sounding name of
Mount Tabor.
An ancient citizen was in Hamilton
Park the other day bemonning the de-
generacy OF that breathing spot. IL is a
rank shame, he exclaimed In his disgust.
that this part of the city should ever have
been allowed to run down as it has.
There is no reason why II should not hav 9
been another section like that GROUND
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LAFAYETTE BOMBS.

The Town Hall was deserted by the
solons ON Friday. Many assembled in
anticipation of Witnessing magnificent
exhibition Of fireworks at the expense of
the patriotic town, but the Fathers cele-
brated the day and evening elsewhere.
1t is said that they oppose the use of the
cannon and crackers and will start a
movement to substitute praise meetings
ut the churches instead.
There is an amusing row going on be-
tween two rival property owners on Van
Horn street One has run up a tall fence
OF dilapidated boards to shut out the
view of the tenants Of the ether in a rear
house. They make cheerful remarks
when they pass each other. The neigh
bors enjoy the merry war.
Dr. Fountain was disappointed He
expected large demand for linseed oil
and lime water and had made prepare
tions to meet it. There was a glut in the
firecracker market and the crackers sold
SO low that the common gun. pistol and
powder were forgotten and the burning
accidents were few.
The shore was crowded with people on
the Fourth and there was a merry stam-
pede when tue ram began to fall.
The keepers Of the paviliens aud boat
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C0Tn0ratinn Notice


n oIIgE IS HEREBY GIVEN TEA1 on THE
~ 3lfh daF Of June, lsse The connll ssioners az
Board Of Street ana water Commissioners tssir
nzssi assessment map and reporf Tor the improve
sUMsTIr AVE.
from South g 70 Paterson ave. Including al e.
terEeetdens by grazing - TIE esfabifs hed zrHde
setting new 2l-bch curb and resettsng Old 2lireb
cross walks. Basine the carriage way with Bslxl1n
BLOCK pavement. and doing 81 otaer Work s1eeHs-
to complete sle aEapropsalantfa good ana ssils
stautial manner and tiie same is open pubs
Eoard ana notice s ass gwen tss de f5iisWa
streets @ ayenues er partioaiaf sections thefsof
from South st 70 sscaacas Rod
from summit ave. abonf q fsst east snd s. fesz
from summit az about 81 feet east and is feet
PATTERSON ST,
frote SUNNI ave. about ~ feet esst and l5s feel
CONGRESS ST.
from sammit ave- about 80 fees east asd zs feet
GRAHAM sr.
from summit ave. about $50 feet east and zl5 feet
NORTH ST.
rom Summit ave. about s5s feat east and 90 feat
from summit ave- ssshs - S isst ssss ana 10 .sss
nom summit ave- F ssoas g. s fess east ana rs s.s
from summit ave-. about s.; feet east and Is feet
LEONARD ST.
from Summit ave, about So feet east and Is feet
HAGUE ST.
from Summit ave. about s75feet east ana rs feet
sECarCUs ROAD
rom Summit ave- about 3 feet east and Is feet
west
And that the stu day OF August 1894 at ten
O'Clock a. M, and the meeting room Of the Board
o. street and Water Commissioners, are hereby
Fixed ms the time and pace when and the
Board Of Street and water Commissioners Will
meet hear slider and Ad fudfcHte UPON all obs
5ecttons 70 said assessment and report.
ing.
ty order Of tie Board OF Street and wster Com
GEO T. BouToS
Dated Jersey city. july 8. 1850
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CHURCH NOTES
General News About Church work-sum
mer Services.

General News About Church work-sum-
mer Services.
All the societis in ST Johns Free
Church are closed excepting the Iron
Cross" and Knights OF Temperance.
After today the Chnrch of the Good
Shepherd will be closed until the first
Sunday in September.
praise service and service of song
will be held in the Bergen Baptist
Church on July Is.
Mr.. George w. Anthony Will take the
place OF the Rev. Mr.. Lord as assistant
rector of Grace P. E. Church.
The Rev. Chaplain McCabe, missionary
secretary, will preach patriotic sermon
in Simpson M. e. church tonight The
chaplain will also sing some Of the songs
he sang while ia Libby Prison
St. Johns German Parochial school
will continue it's sessions in the lecture
room OF the church all summer
The last meeting of the Missionary
Society, Of the Bergen Reformed Church,
was held in the church parlor on yyednes-
day.
The Society of Christian Endeavor. of
the Westminster Pres byterian Church,
will give an entertainment on July 15
The Ladies' Missionary Society, of the
Summit Avenue Baptist Church. held
their last meeting of the season on Tues
day night.
An informal service will be held every
Sunday night during the summer season,
in the Bergen Baptist Church.
An art school has been organized by the
ladies of st. Johns German Church. 1t
is taught by Mrs. Kindt, and it meets
every Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock,
in the church pastor.
The Lndies' Aid Society. of the Bergen
Reformed Church, have reorganized
Their meetings will be suspended until
September.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Summit Avenue Baptist Church will hold
its meetings regularly during The sum
mer
The closing meeting of the Kings
Daughters of the Church Of tho GOOD
Shepherd was held on Saturday.
After July 10 the Bergen Baptist Sun,
day will change it's session from half-pasl
one y. m. to half-past nine a. N.
The Rev. Mr.. Grieres, assistant rector
of St. johns P. f. Church. will take
charge of The parish during the summer
in the absence of the rector, the Rev. E
l.. Stoddard.
An excursion will be given by the
Young Mems Lyceum of St Peters r. G
Church on August -.
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From a lceH kBosrn hotel man.
No. 81 lf9th street,


Rev. +. NJ Shrout. pastor United Brethren
Church. Blue Mound, Kan, says:--''I feel il my
duty 70 tell what wonders Dr., Kings New Dis
corery has done for me. NY lungs were badly
diseased and my parlsitoners thought / could
live only n few weeks. took five bottles Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery. and am sound and well,
gaining twenty six pounds in weight
Arthur Love, msnager Loves Funny Folks
Combination writes:-s< After a thorough trial
and convincing evidence l am confdent DR..
King Is New Discovery fer Consumption beats efn
ali and cures when everything else fails. The
greatest Kindness ! can do my many thousaad
friends is 70 urge them 20 try it. Free trial
bottles at George II. Whites drug store. Regu-
Ian sizes, a0c. and Si.o0.
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT on rnE
IN S.th dag q Jnue 1890 ths Com uaissioreTsef As
scssmenf and Chief Engineer nlod IN the onfte of
the cefkoF the Boaru OF Street and Water @ minis
siDnefs their preliminary assessment map ana
port Tor the change Of grade on
LIND IN AVE-.
from Bergen Ave 10 a point about 20 feet west
thereof.
Commencing at point about 10 feet west OF
Bergen Ave, the proposed grade as Shown In said
bred feet from said polnr. 10 Bergen Ave.
Tho property 70 be nssossea for said improve
lnent is All that portion Of
LINDEN AVE.
fronting the lane OF said proposed change OF Rf&da
And that the Fourth DAY OF August. 1884 ~ 10
O'clock 3. ni- and the meetne room Or the Board
OF SJreef and Water Commissioners are hereog
axed tina time and place when and whore the
Beard OF Street and Water Commissioners viii
meet to bear and consider any objection to said
in writing
'''''''''s'' GRO n sou1oz.
SlnrE
Iataa Lessae fIfz Iulz & l2la
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wEEHAwKEN ROCKETS.


Somehow or another when I pick up
my pen to say something about the nota-
bles Of Weehawken the name Of Simon
Kelly always enters my head and I can
not refrain from expressing my admira-
ton tor this whole s0uled and remarkable
man, who has received temporary set
back at the hands of men whom be be-
friended and put in power. But to be
brief and to the point. The ex-Mayor is
in my estimation the most unassuming
and democratic man / have ever had oc-
casion 10 meet
Mike Hannah was nearly driven dis
tracted last week by q Pumor to the effect
that Police Gazette artist was looking
for him.
Policemen Wilkins and Jones are true
heroes and their brave act in saving
Young Oracle Lodge from falling over
the precipice at Kings Woods deserves
special recognition.
Schneider's Pavilion is thronged night
~ with love-sics youths and raaidens
ueyouring ice cream by the ton.
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caught nice mess of bluefish on Wednes
day.
Captain Aldoretta generally carries q
couple Of supposed cigars in his top vest
pocket, but he who takes them for Havanas
IS generally mistaken
Paddy Muloaney. the genial Forester,
received the largest number of votes cast
on the first ballot for chief ranger at the
recent election held by Court Stevens.
On the first ballot he led, with Walter
Burke second and John Gilday third. On
the second ballot Gilday threw his forces
TO Burke, thereby electing him.
The Reed Brothers. the well known
statiOners and newsdealers, are among
the best known business men in the
city. Although very wealthy Dave Reed
newspaper route. as Dave says it Is good
exercise
What is the matter with the new social
club that started off SO promisingiy some
weeks ago. There seems 10 be lack OF
interest somewhere.
Linnewerth's is the trysting place of
the high toned Germans.
While passing M Hudson street one
night last week | noticed great crowd
assembled In front of tue hotels on Third
street. The cause of the gathering was
soon apparent. One OF the steamer hands
was playing a medley in the garden at
tached 10 one of the hotels. The music,
" say ttle leaSl, was enjoyable ana l am
informed that these open air concerts are
getting very popular
Well, the picnic of Court Stevens, Al. o.
i. Of A., IS thing of the past.
joe Carroll covered himself with
glory. He has certainly made a record
for himself of which he should feel proud.
There are several Quartettes in this city
who could make fortune on the stage.
Freebooter Coyle is very popular in
Jersey City, and whenever he goes over
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WASHINGTON PIN WHEEL

Captain McNulty is at present strug-
Cling with the problem of how TO do his
work and 90 about III sections this hot
weather He has grown so stout that his
body is nearly as big as his conscience.
The thoughtful residenters of the
Fourth district have long wondered why
Fred Bluem prays like a parson in Ger
man and sweaFs like a pirate in English.
It would not astonish the villagers il
Counsellor Gade is the next member Of
Assembly. 1t is SAID it will astonish the
Counsellor X he Is not.
Aaron Watson delights the old fire lad
dies when he spins yarns about the good
old days of the Vols in New York. He
was for years an active member of
Anerica Hose Company No. 10. Captain
Nose Newton joins the group OCCASION
ally, and he, too, can give an interesting
account of Pacific Engine Company, as
he ran vivid de nasheen,v but deuies
that ne is the original of Nose and Lie
fame.
Dr. Adams las been disconsolate since
the bowling season closed and the Jolly
boys of the Humor Club took recess till
fall
Before the new fiscal year begins the
villagers would be delighted to see the
Street and Water Commissioners make a
tour of inspection.
The sylvia Athletic Club has become
prominent among the organizations.
The village Is now at It's best. The
people take great pride in attending the
lawns and setting out plants.