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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

TIE funeral OF the late Canon Liddon
took place at ST. Paurs Cathedral. Lon
don, on the 10th, the large edifice being
crowded 70 overlooking with people
gathered to pay their last respects 70
the memory q the great prelate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

The London Times claims to have
discovered a formidable reaction
throughout Ireland against the policy
so long pursued under Nationalist
auspices. and predicts that strong
''anti-plan Of campaign" party will soon
be formed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

THE Director Of the Mint. on the 18th.
purchased 800. 900 ounces OF silver bull
ion at the following prices: 100. 600
ounces at 81. l5s; so. 600 ounces at 81. 1875:
10000 ounces at Si.5so, and 100. 600
ounces at 81. ISL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

The Sultan OF Sokoto. who rules over
1900. 900 people in West Africa. has
presented Queen Victoria with mag
nificent lion. The animal will proba-
bly, be taken care Of at the London
Geological Gardens
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

O'Erien a 4 = m a n d
from Lord Salisbury
for Ei,coo costs in
Mr.. O'Brien's libel
suit againt the Pre-
mier. Without call
ing him 10 one side.
the officer presented
his warrant and told
Mr.. O'Brien to come
along "Anothc
aitcmp. to keep me
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

The House committee on appropria-
lions, on the 18th, reported the General
Deficiency bill-the last OF the appro-
Wiation bills-back TO the House with
recommendation that the Senate
amendments be non-concurred in.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

Mn CoSSELI- OF Nebraska. intro
duced in the House OF Representa- tives,
on the 10th. bill appropriating $50. 900
for the purpose OF erecting statue or
monument TO the memory Of John
Ericsson, in the City OF Washington.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

TnE Republicans elected their entire
State ticket in the recent election IN
Wyoming. G. u. Clark Is elected to
Congress over George 4. Beck. son OF
thc'late senator Beck. Of Kentucky. BY
1000 majority. the State Legislature
will be Republican by thirty-nve ma
jority on joint ballot The legislative
session will begin within sixty DAYS,
and several candidates for the United
States Senate are coming to the front
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

The Census Office. on the iath. an
ncunced the population OF the state Of
Nevada 70 be A. sa.. which Is decrease.
IS compared with the population OF
1850. ofi7.93o, or IS 81 per cent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

TuE cattlcmen Of the United States
talk OF combining TO do away with the
cattle brokers. whose manipulations Of
the marke. they say. are running the
business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

The Dublin correspondent OF the
London Times says that there is no
danger Of any suffering in ireland be-
tore Christmas; that the failure OF the
potato harvest is far from general. and
chat other crops are better than the
average.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

IT is estimated in Ottawa that the
Mckinley bin will reduce Canadian ex-
ports TO the United States by at least
$40. 900. 900 per annnn. and imports 70 a
proportionate extent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

The faculty Of Lafayette College at
Easton. Pa. have suspended for one
year Juan Antonio Medina. young
spanish student and George Smith. OF
Scranton. who recently attempted to
haze Freshman Shockley, Of Milford.
Del
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

On the 18th the Secretary OF the
Treasury accepted the following bonds:
esll.o00 at 1875 or less: s4.lls, 600 at
1865: $500. 900 at l26 .4-lO0: $3.50. 600
At 1868. Total. SIG. "a. 900. Offerings
above 1865. were received to the amount
Of eleven millions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

Tnk Republican state convention Of
South Carolina met at Columbia on the
18th. There were lbs delegates pres
cnt q whom nor more than twenty
were white men At the meeting or
the state executive committee which
preceded the convention spirited
struggle for supremacy between sec
lions led 70 rio;ous proceedings in
which fsticnfs were rcsortcd % ana
which had % be 0uellcd by the police.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

"'-' ~ i'NNii'u W explain It's nrONi-
sions TO the Democratic voters in Ms
district BY blackboard and other illus
trations. a pamphlet will also 10 placed
with every voter, further illustrating
the working features 81 tho law. and III
this means the voters will be familiar
lied with the new order OF things in
time for the regular election.
MAJoE W W. CARrrr. revenue co,.
lecsor Of the Brazil District was again
attacked with insanity. ran Of. vas
caught in indianapolis and returned 70
the asylum.
>ANrEL SHASAMA~. prominent
farmer, living near Santa FL. committed
suicide BY shooting himself in the pres.
cnce 81 his family.
y Nfskti-rLArE engine inmpcd the
track near Hammond. killing tho fre.
man. Gustav Eiksiadt. Of Fort WAYNE
THE following fourth class postmas.
tiers were appointed for II Llama the Or.
er cay: courtland. jackson County. r.
y. Hayes. vice J Il. Prmdcn. resigned:
doppa, Hendricks County. W. Pointer.
vice a. J. Brown. resigned: Oakdam.
Nanderbnrg County. II. n. Hooker. vice
v Stangh. resigned: Patronville.
spencer County. r. NJ Mackcy. vice n.
i. Harrison resigned; Jos. Reward. Han
Held Grant County: John l.. Lynch.
Iasewcll. Crawford County
lSpiASA pays $50. 900 per annum for
he care o. the insane.
hrcH GOODMAN. an cmrloyc AZ tho
blast furnace az Tcrre IIauic. had both
ives Turned out bv molten lead.
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
CITY NOTES.

There is dangerous hole in the sidewalk on
the north side Of Montgomery street just below
the Mercedes avenue bridge. The embankment
has fallen away from under the pavement for
some distance and If 1t is not filed in somebody
will be hurt there.
The dramatic section of the Hudson City Turn
Verein gave splendid dramatic entertainment
at Turn Hall 10 d crowded audience last night
The play selected was s'NIit Vergnugen," in
which the cast was made up of Turner's Graft
Gremer, Rossbach, Schmidt, Stohn, Lindan,
Sacher, Schob and Steiner, and Frau Henkel-
Necter, Poetz and Fri La Croix. The drama
was well played and the audience thoroughly
The Genischter Chor, of the Heights, will give
9 grand concert at Pohlmann's on the evening of
December1.
The Valencia Orchestra will give an evening
ber 3.
A souvenir ball will be given at Kessler's Hall
on thanksgiving night by the employees OF John
grand entertainment and hop will be given
at Kessler's Hail. under the auspices of the
Odd Fellows Building Association, limited, on
Monday evening. November 8. The performers
will be professionals.
The Methodist Alliance composed of the Of
ficial boards Of all the Methodist Episcopal
Churches in the Jersey City District of the New
ark Conference will meet on Thursday night
next, at Hedding M. e. Church.
The Stove Pipe Guards went out today on their
annual excursion. They will spend the day at
Caledonian Park. Newark.
Representatives Of the official board Of st.
Pauls ", q. Church attended the services at
Trinity NJ. E, Church last night. 1t is rumored
that ST. Paul's Church will make strong bid at
the next conference to have the Rev. John
Crawford, the pastor of Trinity Church, as
signed to St. Paul's Church
Annie Pearstein and Morris Selman were
married yesterday at five p m. by Rabbi Gluck-
man After the ceremony reception was held
at Coopers' Hall.
At halfpas seven last night Edward Butler
of No. 246 Mercer street, fell on Railroad ave-
nue. while intoxicated and broke his ankle. He
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
WEST BERGEN.

Mr.. Charles r. Burger, Of No. 1888 Virginia
avenue, will return tomorrow from his trip to
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
There will be meeting of the Citizens Inn
provement Association at No 1876 West Side
avenue this evening. The new sewerage system
and other important business will be discussed.
The recently organized Pleasure Club OF the
northern section is lively organization, and
has already several events on the card. The
officers are all well known and popular.
Miss Maggie Brouwer, of Yale avenue, who
has been visiting Miss Nellie Wood of Staten
Island, has returned home
Charles Van Zandt OF Bayonne, while out
riding his bicycle last night, on West Side ave
nue., was seriously hurt on the shoulder by fall.
ing from his bicycle. One of the hoodlums IN
the vicinity had thrown stick at the rider
which caught In the wheel thus upsetting the
bicycle Van Zandt with the assistance oil
friends was helped home, where doctor was
summoned who pronounced the injury serious.
The Rev. John Atkinson preached a very in.
teresting sermon OF the West Side NJ II. Church
last night. The subject, ''Everybody's Ser
mon, y pleased everybody.
The seven new dwelling houses which are be
ing erected on Arlington street, near Bergen
avenue have been completed.
A surprise party was rendered to Messrs
Henry Zimmerman and Gustav Gehben at theil
residence No. 1853 Bergen avenue, recently
The evening was spent with games. local ant
instrumental music and dancing. Among thos,
present were Misses Amelia Moritz, Mary Drews
Annie Matfeld, Kate Klien, R'rieda Burkhard
Annie Ludwig, Sophie and Martha Lemmer
mann, of Newark; Emma True, of Newark
Annie and Eta Lamkin, Bella and Emily Mar
Arthur Dnhme, Charles Heng, Herman Cordes
William Darmer, George True, George Mar
shall, Henry Lemmernlann, Gustave Gehhel
and William Thimm, of New York.
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
LAFAYETTE.


It has just come to light that modest Captain
Ed. Davis, of the Pavonia Yacht Club, saved a
woman's life on Friday morning, last week.
During the night fishing schooner put into the
cove at Communipaw and anchored near the
Yacht Clubs boat house. About ten O'Clock
Friday morning boat was sent from the
schooner containing woman and q boy. When
out but a short distance the boat was swamped
and the occupants thrown into the water. Cap
tain Davis saw the accident and went 10 their
rescue. The water was not deep, but heavy sea
was on at the time. Captain Davis jumped into
the water and pulled the woman ashore, the
boy swimming ashore by himself when they
were put upon the sloop again. Captain Davis
tried to keep the matter as secret as possible,
but it has leaked out and he no doubt deserves
al the praise that is showered upon him
There will be a meeting of the class of 'S8 of
the High School at the residence OF Miss Ger
trude Seguine at No. zoe Pacific avenue this
evening, to arrange for the coming class re-
union.
The work of filling in the tracks at Communi-
paw with crushed stone is completed A gang
of workmen are now at work replacing the old
tracks with new ones.
John Tunneley, of Pacific avenue, win leave
today for EasJon, Pa, where he will spend sew
eral weeks with relatives.
The ladies of Fisk Section No 4 have already
received large number of articles for their
fair, which they will hold in Fisk Hail. Noyenl-
her 1S and 49,
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
GREENVILLE.

William Alleck, of Cedar street. was arrested
last evening at his residence by Captain Smith,
Of the Fifth precinct, for assault and battery
upon his wife, who made the charge against
him While on the way to the station house the
prisoner became unruly, and in trying to sub
due him, Captain Smith had his face badly
scratched, large pieces OF skin being torn Il ON
1t BY the prisoner With the assistance OF an
other police man the prisoner was safely lodged
behind the bars, and now Alleck will have to
answer to another charge, that Of resisting an
officer Captain Smith, alter having his wounds
dressed at Mitzenius' drug store, went home.
There will be q meeting at the " NJ g, A..
rooms this evening for the purpose Of con1plet-
ing the organization of the Cadets OF Temper
ance. The officers will be elected and installed.
Lartre delegations from Fisk, Hudson, Eureka
and Iyanhoe sections will be present All per-
sons Interested in temperance work are invited
to join.
Mrs R. H. Simpson, Of No. G7 Danforth ave
nue. will receive donations for the fancy supper
and grocery tables for the fair in aid Of the
Home of the Homeless, to be held ut Woods
Hall, November 5, and z.
There will be meeting of the Literary So
cietysof the Y. ID. G. A. on Wednesday, evening
An excellent literary programme has been pre-
pared. The subject for debate Isl" Resolved,
That the Lodge Federation bill Is an unwise
measure The public Is cordially invited TO at
tend these meetings.
The teachers Of the Reformed Church Sunday
School me yesterday Afternoon al the chap el to
complete the arrangements Tor the coming con
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE IS HERYBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
~ sotn day lay & Of September. @ loSs, Application was
sioners by NJ. 4; Newbolu and Others for acquiring
's'D'' a ConSrRUoTToN OF a MAIN SEWER,
from point at the junction Of Sip and West Side
thence eontnuns il the SAME line being ths pro
posed line OF sip ave. extending to its junction
westerly along The proposed line Of stuyvesant
ave to The Hackensack kiver.
ber, 1890, the Commissioners OF Assessment filed
their preliminary sketch. showing what property
Of benefit 70 each lot or parcel of ianu; also the
probable amount Of assessment per foot OF iron
open to public Inspection In the office of the Clerk
las nosce Is aso sysn thai the foioWs streets
or avenues, or particular sections thereof in
cludeo in said assessMlnt, slYi s1St 1TaSmsly'-
from point 100 feet west OF fonnele ave. to Free
man ~ LOGAN AVE.
from West Side ave- to freeman ave
SlUYVESANT AVE-,
from Van Reypen Place to . point 100 feet west Of
freeii'a'' -. FAIRMoUNT AVE.
from point 900 feet east OF West Side ave-, west
eriy 70 West Sids MoNTcoMsRY sya ST..
from point ,Ssi feet east OF West side ave. west
efiy 20 "sS' ''oe ai.ESwooD 1is, AVE,
from point 3U feet east of West Side ave., west
cry 70 "'s' ''i'- HIGHLAND AVE,
from point so feet east OF West Side ave., west
eris " T" 'ss '''1' DEKALB AVE,
from its present eastery terminus westerly TO West
siue 1'e' vRooM ST.,
from point 1875 feet vest Of Bergen ave. to Van
iSeypen riA'' PAvoN1A AVE,
from Tonnee ave. 10 point 2j4 feet west of West
''D' - FOX Place,
MARION PLACE
from West Side ave &, s7s Z feet ,etg westerly.
from Tonnele ave TO a point 100 feet west of West
Slue AVo- u.N prvpr,s r,r
from point 100 feet north OF Vroom st, southerly
" - RUTHERFORD PL
from Sip ave. south 10 It's present southerly tel
'A'n1'' GARRISON AVE,
from Tonnele ave, 70 stnyyesant ave-.
! from Broadway to stuyvesant ave-:
VAN WAGNER AVE,
from Pennsylyania Esilroal g. g stuyv ave-;
from pennsylvania railroad 10 stuyvesant ave.;
from Pennsylvania KaiIroad to Eairmoant ave;
yror sin ave to noint sss FEE, South Of stuyyes
an' ase'' oLEAN AVE,
from sip ave. 10 point 625 feet south OF stuyves
'''-' BELvIDERE AVE-
/ from Logan ave. point 625 feet south of Stuy-
vesant ave-; ..s
| from Logan ave. to d point Bs5 feet south from
| Stuyvesant ave.i
| from Logan ave. to point 6s5 feet south OF sruy
vesaht ave.
from Sip ave to point 695 feet south of stuyves
| FREEMAN AVE,
| from Logan ave. to point 625 Ieet south Of Stuy
7, vesant ave-;
/ from Stuyvesant ave. to Dekalb ave..
| THOMAS ST.,
| from Stuyvesant ave. to DeKalb ave.;
! TONAELE AVE,
from Broadway 10 point 100 feet south OF Pavoni,
4 ave.
| And that the nth day OF November, 1870 at 4
1 O'Clock a. M. and the meeting room of the Boars
! of Street and Water commissioners are hereb.
1 fixed as the time and place when ana where th
4 Boar OF Street and Water Commissioners vii
| meet to hear parties Interested In said ar
| plicatfon, and all remonstr ances against th
| said Improvement that may be presented in writ
| ing.
n''sS''Ds''' GEORGE T. BoUToN,
| Cler1
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
vention on Tuesday next. Refreshments win

vention on Tuesday next. Refreshments viii
be provided for the delegates.
The police of the Fifth pr ecinct are waithg
anxjo,isly for the city 10 begin work on the new
station house. The present quarters are very
Inadequate, containing only two cells II more
than two prisoners received at one tiIne IL y
necessary to telephone to the Third precinct, 70
which the prisoners ar Q transferred.
and dangerous holes in Linden avenue. This
street is about to be paved. No lamp or other
notice has been put up to tell that the street is
impassable driver of a wagon in attempting
to drive through Saturday night got stuck IN
the mud, and it was fully two hours before tne
wagon was pulled out. The engine house is 70. 2.
Gated on this street, and should a fire occur 1t
would be impossible for them to respond, as the
neavy truck could not get out of the street.
This has occurred more than once. The con-
tractor does not seem to be in any hurry in re-
gard to completing the work as last Wednesday
W as the last day work was done upon It. Ihe
street has been ploughed up and about foot OF
earth removed, leaving the sewer manho les
sticking several inches above the surface
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIL AT ON THE soTIi
day OF september. 1882 application was made
BY N: r. Newbold and Others, for acquiring lands.
anu &c occocSNsrRUcTIoS cSs OF a MAIN SEWER,
from point at the jun ction Of West side ave aaa
Duncan ave-. 10 its westerly terminus thence con
tin uing westerly on the same line along the pro.
gosei line OF Duncan ave. to the Hackensack
Notice is also given that on the i4th day of octo:
With fSe Board OF sses aad water
ers their preliminary skotch, showing what prop
amount mt Of beneft to each lot or parcel @ Of land
also the probable amount OF assessment per foot OF
frontage for the said Improvement, and the same
Clerk Of the Board Of Street and water Commits
Notice is also given that the following streets
uss,o particular sections thereof. are included
- sa'u a'sess''sls BELMoNf s IlattSsf AVE.
from point 460 feet east OF West Side ave.. west
cry - "ss' 9'iS KENsiNaToN AVE.
Formerly Linden ave.. from q point l.S20 feet east
of West Side ave. westerly to Vest Side ave.
from point laio feet east Of West Side ave. west
erly to West Side ave.
from point 1925 feet east OF West Side ave-,
erly to West Side aye; lIfsc.x .vr
from point l,i7O feet east Of West Side ave. to
WEST SIDE AVE,
from Bentley ave; to Fairmount aye.
from point 400 feet north Of Duncan ave- TO a
OLEAN AVE,
from a point 500 feet north OF Duncan ave. to a
point SO feet south of Duncan ave.
BELVIDERE AVE,
from point 5l3 feet north of Duncan ave. to
p'int 500 feet south N}fImG a ppacap a1s aye.
from a point 5ss feet north Of Duncan ave. to a
point 90 feet south z .d4ncS 9f DUNCAN syN aye.
from point 55s feet north Of Duncan ave. TO q
point SO feet sopla .9TE,fS5 q PuneSn ivs aye.
from a point $40 feet north of Duncan ave. to a
point 500 feet south OF Duncan ave-;
FREEMAN AVE-.
from a point 573 feet north of Duncan ave. to q
point so feet south of Duncan ave;
WILMOr AVE-
from point SIS feet north OF Duncan ave. TO 800
feet south Of Duncan a Bye eye ,vp
from point 325 feet north OF Duncan ave. to 500
feet south of Duncan ave-;
HARVEY AVE,
from point 325 feet north of Duncan ave. to $50
feet south of Duncan ave;
STOCKTON AVE,
from o point S25 feet north OF Duncan ave. to 500
feet south of Duncan ave.;
BUTLER AVE,
ION the east side). from point 100 feet north OF
Duncan ave., TO l00 feet south OF DUN can ave-.
And the nth day OF November. 1871. at ~ o'clock
a. M. and the meeting room OF the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners, are hereby fixed as tho
and Water Commissioners will meet to hear parties
interested in said application, and all remon-
strances against the said Improvement that may be
presented in writing.
BY order of the Board OF Street and Water Com
mtssioners.
Clerk
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
Public Notice.

REPORT NUMBER 81 OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF ADJUSTMENT.
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
48, 50 & 81 West 23d St,
NEW YORK.

was sent home in an ambulance by Policeman
Hannigan.
James McCarty, Central Railroad railroad
engineer fell from engine No. "a yesterday after
noon He sustained severe injuries about the
head and was sent home.
A new fifteen horse power engine is being set
be used to set the new cream freezing machinery
in motion.
The stove in the First District Police Court
room is on strike. and as result the court room
is q very unpleasant place.
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 1tth day OF October, $780, the Commissioners OF
Assessment filed with the BOARD OF Street ana
Water Commissioners their final assessment map
fGPAovEAENr OF SHERMAN AVE.
from
SOUTH ST.
BOWER ST.,
by grading curbing. bridging and paving, and the
same is now open to public inspection in the office
OF the Clerk OF said Board.
And notice is also given that tho following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are included q in said assessment
SHERMAN AVE-.
from South St. TO Bower st.
BOWER ST.,
from Sherman ave. about Is feet north and 25 fcet
south.
And that the nth day or November, 1ssl. at 10
o'clock a. M. and the meeting room of the Board
of Street and Water Com nlfssioners are hereby
fixed as the time and pace: wnen and where the ne
Board OF Street ana Water Commissioners VIII
meet to near, consider and adjudcate upon all OBJ
jectious to said assessment ana report.
All objections thereto must be presented In
writing.
GEo.T. BoUToN.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
CORPORATION Notice.

n, oTIce IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE iiTII
IN day ofGctoher 1885, the Commissioners OF As
sssssnent, nled IL the once Of the Clerk Of ~; inc
iinal assessnent map and report Tor the construc-
tion OF twentyfour inen oval brick sewer In
SUMMIT AVE.
from Newark ave- TO ST. Paul ave, and the same Is
now open to public inspection IN the ONCE Of the
Clerk OF said Board.
And notice Is also given that the following streets
or avenues particular sections thereof arc in
cluGed In said assessments
SUMMII AVE,
from ST. Paul ave. to the junction OF Hopoken
and Newark ayes.
HOBOKEN AVE.
from Summit ave, to point about 50 feet east
NEWARK AVE-,
from Summit ave. 10 point about 50 feet Yves,
thereof
And that the Seventeenth day. Of November. 1Slo
ar ten o. clock u anu the meeting room or the
Boari Of street and water s;oniinlssioasrs !l ara
hereby nxed as the time and place. wne and whore
the Board or street and N ateg uommissioners will
meet 70 hear. consider and nQjudicate upon all OBJ.
iections to said assessments aud report.
4 All objections thereto must be presented In writ
I'd ~ order OF the Boara Of Street and Water Com.
'H'ss's''s' Z eho. =. BoUToN.
Clerk.
Dataa Jersey Ctr. October Il. 1890.
The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27

The only Furni-
ture and Carpet
Warehouse In Jer-
sey City that manu-
fac ctures Par1 or
Suits ON its prena-
ises.