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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-10
THE GOVERNORS SALARY.
Shall 1t Be Ten Thousand Dollars a
Year---Other State News.

The Trenton american says this
The proposition to increase the salary
of the Governor of the State from hve
to ten thousand dollars, is founded on
so solid a basis of propriety that there
can be no possible objection to 1t. In
comparison with those of the judicial
and ministerial officers OF the State,
the salary of the Chief Executive OF
New Jersey is ridiculously small. no
man, without the expenditure OF ms
private means can expect to man,
the decent courtesies of the office and
meet ordinary expenses under that
salary. 1t has suificed under other
conditions, but nowadays, when n
duties of the office are so absorbing
and important, when a growing
courtesy between the States calls for
increased duties on the part OF the
Governor, the pay of the office should
be made commensurate with its I'M
mort apoQ
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-10
Public Notice.
REPORT NO. 4s oF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT.


N missiouers of Adjustment in and for the city
OF Jersey City. appointed by the Circuit Court of
Sne eiSpIaiy 81 Of S chapser o * e " the q Laws Of I 1885,
entitled "An act concerning the settlement and
inents and water rates or water rents In
cities of this STATE and imposing and leyying 9
tax, assessment and lien in iiell and instead of such
arrearages, and to enforce the payment thereof,
and 70 provide FOR the sale OF lands subjected to
80. 1885, have made. certified and FLED a report of
their proceedings, relating 70 ana aneeting delin-
scribed boundaries
PATTERSON PLANK ROAD
sEAcAUcUs AVENUE,
from
THE NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
WEBSTER AVENUE.
PATERSON PLANK ROAD
SOUTH STREET;
SOUTH STREET.
WEBSTER VEN
" CENTRAL AVENUE;
"s"i- BLEEcKER STREET.
from (.
THE NORTHERN OF NEW JERSEY.
The SNsoSaHTT}aERN OF NEW JERSEY,
BLEECKER TIRE
" sEAcAucus E
and more particularly described as fonows' 70
Block 9s5, lots and 4. Tonnele avenue
Block ny los :. 1onneie avenue
flock asas tots 9 and n, lonnele avenue
Block SIS, lots 70 and u, Ionnele avenue
Block 81 south part Of lot 50, 1onDele avenue
Hloci ass, north part d lot 81 fonneie avenue
Block ~, loci iVuEcle avenue 4
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-10

NOTICE OF sETTLEMENT.-NoTICE is HERE
IN by given that the account Of the subscribers
surviving Executor OF Charles L. Fleming, deceased.
viii be audited and stated by the Surrogate OF the
County OF Hudson, and reported for settlement on
Saturday, the LIST day of February, 1890.
WILLIAM G. FLEMING.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-10

ri E cHANcERY OF NEW JER
y SEY.
Between John Mullins, complainant and John
O,Keeffe, ct al defendants.
III. ia, for sale of morugaged premises.
Returnable October Term, A. ID. 1889.
OLLINS & CORBIN. Solicitors
The sale under aboye-stated writ stands ad-
journedito Thursday. January 20: AID. 1880, az g:
Wolbert3s real estate and auction rooms, No. d.
Montgomery street, Jersey City, at . O'clock p. m.
ROBERT DAVIS, Sheriff.
Dated, January 2, A. b., 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-10

NOTICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is HEREBY
IN given that the account of the subscriber, ex-
ecutor of Mary Henry, deceased, will be audited
and stated by the surrogate of the County OF Hud-
son. and reported for settlement on Saturday, the
eighth day of March next.
Dated January 2, A. D., 1880.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

BERLIN, April l4.-The programme
for The visit Of the American rihemen,
who will arrive in the latter part OF June,
is published. They will be received al
Bremen by the Bremen Rife Association.
Thence they will go to Hanover, where
the local association has organized
contest 81 en- to all corners, from June -
to june 20.
The visitors will reach Berlin July 2.
They will make their public entry into
Berlin ct noon on July 5. The riaemen
will ASSEMBLE at Krolisgarden, where u
procession will be- formed. The New
Workers. under Captain Wehrrnberp,
i'll b. in front. Next will be the New
York Centrals, under Captain Sieburg,
followed by corps under Captain John
A. Mayer. The lndepend, Mt Rifiemen,
under Captain Diel, will bring up the
rear.
| The procession, on leaving Krolls, will
march past the castle Ia Untar den Lind.
en- Avenue to the Town Hall, where a
flag will be deposited. Mr.. w cher, pres
ident of the Travelling Committee, will
deliver an GRAFTON at banquet on JULY
4. On July 9th there will be a picnic a
| Wcissensee. The entries for the contes
far exceed the expectations Of the Cen
trail Committee.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
N. mE6ARY & SON.
FURNITURE
CARPETS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
We offer to-day our entire
line Of $50 and SIS Walnut
Chamber Suites Tor $40; COM
plcte Suite OF s pieces. This
offer will last only as long as we
have this line Of suites and is
made to dispose OF the stock on
hand. We aremaking a change
in our line Of patterns for the
Spring trade. The Suites we
now have must so in the next
week, before the new patterns
are put on the floor. This is
indeed a chance to save a few
dollars--the fact is known that
We only advertise what we are
doing.
These Suites are Solid Wal
nut with Marble Top, large
Bowel Edge Mirror on bureau.
good Hanging Towel Rack
with glass and three fine Cane
Seat Chairs and Rocker, max.
ing in all 8 pieces for $40.
Any Of these suits that are
selected now, and not needed
for a few weeks. will be stored
away, subject to the order OF
the buyer.
We have just received another
carload of our Solid Antique
Oak Chamber Suites. which we
have been selling for S25 and
$50. These Suites are the very
best for sale to-day and cannot
be bought elsewhere in Viii
mington. See the Suites and
judge for yourself They are
not Of the kind that pull apart
and fall down. but they are well
made and smoothly finished
suites that we can guarantee.
Well put our $50 suites
against any in Wilmington
that's sold for $40. We have
plenty OF them and more on the
way.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

THE Democratic papers are all cross
at Senator Ingalls, again. II 10 impos-
slble, It seems, for Senator ingalls, 10
please the Democrats The more ele-
quent and smooth bis sentences flow
the more they dislike him. As q gen.
eral rule everybody 10 captivsted by
smooth-aowing. eloquent speeches,
but here 10 an extract from the New
York Worlds interview with Ingalls,
that has Get the whole Democratic
press to abusing him. Some people
always are hard 10 please. But listen
at Ingalls,:
THE Democratic party. having neither
Coincidence, convictions nor defined prin-
ciples, inevitably allies itself with DIS
content and Ia srrayed against social
order. 1t 10 strongest whore public and
private morality 10 Weakess. Its citadels
ars 10 the South, where society Is dis
t:nctly feudAi, and In great cities where
the Ignorant and crimina, elements are
most energetic. 1t has NO beliefs, ma xims
or formulas. ltA creed 10 the iustruction
Of Jenerson-tLst In popular govern.
ment wealth, Intelligence aud morality
are ultimately no match for numbers.
For twenty-five years its only policy has
been to complain, to oppose, to deny, TO
protest and ultimately to acquiesce In
what the Republicans have doAe.
$50 when Cleveland came in. being
without plans, purpose or policy, his sd-
minisfIatfon doundered pitably both 10
domestic and foreign affairs, was con.
temptioie 10 many thugs and feeble in
all, and left absolutely no impression
whatever upon history except in the
matter OF vetoing bills Tor pensions aud
public buildings. 1t followed Republi-
can methods aud carried out Republican
ideas, so that when Harrison was in.
augurated It was as II stitch had been
dropped merely and we have kept ripht
along with our work.
"Oh yes. Cleveland will be the ueni.
nee in 1892 oven II New York should be
divided or against hin. This fs ineyit-
able. II ia written. lie will be frat and
The rest nowhere. Democracy never had
such an ideal exponent aud representa-.
tive. His duh, heavy, ponderous
wooden platitudes, lsboriously written
out and committed to memory; his
stolid and shallow eooceit; his atfec,a-
t!on Of wisdom. purity and patriotism,
and what be calls his "soiemn sense OF
duty" impress the average Democrat
with u feeling Of revereE CO like that
which the Chinese lauudryn.an feels for
his jose.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Our IN Wisconsin QUE OF the Judges
OF the Supreme Court in explaining
the decision prohibiting the reading Of
the Bible in schools merely forbids Its
use Tor specifically religious purposes,
but II can still be used as history or
text book. This decision is at yari-
anco with the generally accepted no.
ton that the Bible could lie USED ior
specifically religious instructions, bu,
not as history or text book.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

The City Council can, and no doubt
will, within week, settle the fire.
mems middle so far us they are con-
cerned, but from present appearances
that will not settle 1t absolutely
Council may elect either Cloud or
Robinson next Thursday night, but If
tile one declared elected attempts to
perform the functions of his Office. ii is
pot unlikely that he will lie met with
an injunction that will remove the de-
cis'on into the courts. where 1t may
linger for a year. II should not be
permitted to iinger that long, how
ever, as Council has the authority al
any time to change the volunteer into
paid fire department. The times
seem ripe tor such change, and paid
ire department seerss the best solution
of the difficulty.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

THIEVES have more trouble break
ing out OF Jail In York, Pa, than they
have In New Castle. A thief thai
escaped yesterday morning had to
knocS down a fellow prisoner with a
revolver, throw himself against the
door and throw down the turnkey be-
lore he reached the open all, and alter
that he had 10 run the gauntlet ct a
ius'ladc OF shots. The thieves ought
TO mate move 10 have the New
Castle plan adopted. which would suyt
them much trouble aud be much safer
to life and limb.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

We have in now IA new and
complete line Of all the new
colorings and weaves of Spring
Dress Goods, and you know
that our price is always right.
We call your attention to our
line OF Black Goods, from the
cheapest Cashmere to the Silk
Warp lienriettas.
We have also a new line OF
Gimps, Braids, Buckles, Slides,
etc, TO trim the same with.
One case of Dress Glnghams,
&c yard; sold last year at 10
cents. Also LARGE lines OF bet
ter goods up to the French ones.
Have you Seen our Lace
Curtains at 81 a pair? 100
dozen fast black full regular
made Hose, 5 to IN, I5c per
pair instead of a5c.
SO pieces all silk Ribbon,
Nos. IL and 10 only, raHc per
yard.
We are selling lots of Dem.
crest Sewing Machines for
sio.5 50 instead OF SIS. Stop in
and see them.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
There's a price shriv ing
In come of the heavier stuff,

Think OF whatever a per-
fect-Trimmed Mill cry
Stock should b.. There,
that's enough you know
wkere it ia.
One of the dandiest OF the
School Hats are the jaunty
shapes with straw brim and
oil-cloth top. Fit in any
weather, and only Soc.
Ia Untrimmed lacey ef-
fects and plain Milans are
the favorites. Blacks first,
then grays, bro wns. IN d
navy blues. An almost end
less variety OF shapes from
dainty Cspotes, little more
than a fanciiul fist full, to
huge Hats with the b5in
circumference OF a modest
parasol. M=...
Scattered through t b e
stock are foreign novelties
OF this style and that, al
Ways a pleasant surprise,
like the first blossoms In &
strawberry bed.
| nut street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

prices as low - any OF
Aowsr.
Thst's the pith Of the
matter here. Ask for L
and we'll measure your
floor and give you an est.
mate free Of charge.
Near womsn's Waiting Room.
Breezy Dress Goods have
the call. You wouldn't
think It though from the
prices. Just as modest az if
iclcles were growing. Gauxy
Blacks 90 like this:
Open Mesh Black All-silk Gssnsdine'
75c, 81, SLIPS.
Open-mesh Black SILK Twisted Grena-
dine. - ipches wide, 81, el.25. $3.50,
n.75, ~, $3.50.
Open mesh Black Crepe de Chine, "a
inches ~ Be !. g. sLs5, 0.de. H.7s. q,
Same, 4G inches. -, So. %.
Open mesh Black Crepe de- japan, 46
inches. e251. %, 81
open-mesh Black Satin Stripe Grena-
dine, 70 inch stripe, u.25.
Hemstitched Black Satin Striped
0renadine, SO inches wide, e1.75.
44.ipch Black Satin Bordered Grena-
dine, %.
Iron Frame Grenadines are coming
into favor once more:
All-wool, % inehes, Soc.
shk:and-wool. 2S tnches. 75c. o..
ei.25, tl.50.
silk.and-wool. A6 inches, ei.5O. %.
$3.50.
Atwood Black GIenadlne in small
check: W inches, Use, S5c.
Black Grenadines, with colored side
bands, A inches wide, $3.50 q yard.
Black Grenadines, with colored silk
stripe. ~ inches, $500 y yard.
There's a price shriv ing
In come of the heavier stuff:
4:-ipch Melarge Serge, with 6-inch
borders In variety Of colors, o
styles in Spring effects. was eL.25;
now 81.
40 Inch Serge Melsnge, with side band
in Spring edecta. good variety of
colorings, was u. Go; now 81.
inch Cream Serge, with colored
slde-bsud, new arrival, T5c.
44-iuch Illuminated Melauge, with
now 81 IS.
45-inch Atwood Melanee, s shades,
Toe a yard.
50-itch Cloth Serge, reduced from
81 IS to 75c yard.
Clan Plaids, 81 u yard--hard to keep
in stock at the price.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
WANAMAK Frs.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. April 10. 1890.
II Floor Linens didn't
save the Carpets their very
GOODNESS would make them
worth the money. But y.u
win both ways with them.
Heavy Floor Linens, pure
FAX, no sizing or starch
lozding, new patterns; al
widths from S.4 to 20-4
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
kalsomine
PHILLIPS g. KANE,
PAINTERS SUPPLIES,
Nod East Fourth Street.
Wilmington, Del.

NJ oT1CE.- l. JOHN DoHERTY.
~ tine owner and occupant Of the hon 70
situated ut tho northeast corner Of Nth
anp walnut streets. ia the sixth ward Of
the city Of Wilmington. County of New
Castle hhd state Of Delaware. In COM
pliancc with tho reouireinents ~
sne acts OF the General 4 sscinbiy in sncn
case matte and PROV ided, do hereby give
notice ,,, That l shall apply In writing to
tho Court CT General bessions Of 1hs
reace and Jail Delivery Of the Stats or
delaware, in and for New Castle Conn
Y on Monday. the 12th day Of MAY
a; -. isso, being the next term OF sad
court, Tor license fur snid honse
~ M mn OF tavern, for the sale tliereio
2. Intoxicating liquors in less QUAINT.
,rs,,.isn one quart 20 DO drunk on the
cittzens OF said ward. recon- mana ~
said applica tioi, viz: inc
Abner G. COuison iyen,v p,,,.
I'D. Mulshenack Henri Sn,.
inS oh " y, penney A. Murine
Gcnrg. t , T.. Charles Began
Dennis Fennesey .iannh m H..
Genros " "Esa,son William Feeney
Charles Harry John oi,o hHorson
David n W., Peter Mcfarland
John Carney Joh,, SaiiaRhor
JOHN DOHERTY.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
xxr 1I.s,uso7uN srEAmpou CO.
acknowledgements
EPPS's COCOA


ssbyA thorough knowledge o. teesx,sssiioa
laws watch govern the operations o. ,.,,s .tios d
8. dc me hSs Daopsrsss q VII :siss. ~
dslicasely Asvsfed sewerage wpssis ~ ~ hsH.
Sicieus use q such articles % diet isis anu
stllutien may be EIadaally , sma 10 AZ,
strosa sasseh 70 s,si,s svsiy . ss ara no..
Tag area al % ready y attack whe n.uy ns4l
u weak pstps We nay ssc,Ps Iii "a viii
shan ~ kespins enrselyS wen1,.ssa irlns."
-Givh ssfviss assstss. -, ar nilu.
MaAs simply with boiling water ssa.sre. -
Sold enly 10 ksif p0aad tins ~
oeJ JAMEs EPPs 4 CO Hosaao.Sss
OnRnIsrs, Londen. ErE.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

The Levy Court met to day 10 talk
over Levy Courtman RothwelPs pros.
poets OF getting the Democratic nomi-
nation Tor Sheriff al cost oil fifty dol
lars day to the county.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
I|'s9BR, { d
Schedule IN eject Nov. lo.l..,
XbA1Ns LAAsE DEL. AVE-. I,Lp,
kAsr Bounn

Schedule IN eject Nov. lnl.4,
xkA1Ns LkAsE DEL AVE-. ulp.y
kAsf Bouan
Express trlilia
Atw foAk week days. s2Ia .-a.
q. w. sis " - u. - 10. 80 tdp. m
'isos. - ". 'sis sGaCp. M. - d '"''
Pyiit.ApfirHra. weak dnvs sgm ,,4
90. 7 90, o., IS 81. poa ia u, Ios "a !
.. M. sisos ] %. s2as. 800 IA y
o.. eia - 20. z OF I so siO.Ij y +, ~
-!raiLapsLvHiA, Sundays. .2iJ. ga "a
So ~. Ia so \ ~ = ~, r., s,. .i2o'; " "a
q ss e: * s'G ssa d" Il; % sn Cay 4
q. a.. az os, / % - a. $50. ,o
n ga sdis. Zoo s5,, sio ~
2 nEerrR Sundays. ssii, ,oD IA ~
siS .sis' : q D. s III ~ si.ssos leo, IN II
ATLANTIC ,cmG n j., 80 4 ! NJ
WEsy pouSp
ig M, ?b. ssia sbIS ii .sSS
eHeent sr,Asr 80 m. 'slop H., daiiJ
Rsiti%o sy and pr,pc,,o,
Phila, Division, III u. NJ. Inil,' "''
rittsbufg ss47 n. m. aud .j.i, ,
Chicago. y STA. m. .tsf 80
.S Sias g y mn ma d ~ vLoai 'is.
BluonRLI Accom- nopArrox IA
daily andl2S v. M, daily, exr1',. III
day. 10 ~ n. m. Sunday oniv.
LAU0eue en0 AooonMoDArios ~.
days 100, 100 u. M, "a, and / j,o.
eun days. NV .. u.. BIS D. N.
TaAixs LsAyE MARKrr SHEET sy,r
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

but plain facts, and everybody kuows
that l sill the cheapest and best clothes
for the money and make everybody a
handsome present. With every boys
suit, ~. SO and upwards, | will present a
watch and chain. do this Tor au intro
duction Of my return to Wilmington AZ
have the fnest aud largest stock iu the
city. and | can save you 20 per cent on
every dollar you buy, as you deal direct
with tho manufacturer. NJ. MEYERs,
One-P Price Clothier, No. 405 Market
street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

1HE Wilmington base ball team
seems badly enough crippled already
without breaking each Others legs in
childish quarrels.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15


Time sAble In eject NoA. ., y. ,. Lia,
isaye Wlningten lfisaSh s.rcrD - , sn,,ss
For kssdin6, nisaseora. JoAnaa N,i. svi'Ii.
Wernsrsville and al polsx on the rnaa
20 p. m.
For Springfield, Wayne!burs jan nc,ta
goatesville, knhfsevlLe, a. LensrssII .,. Mn
TOO n. M, 2.25 and b.i0p. nj.
For Chadds Ford Junction ani l'osnN
on the r. & h. c. X. r., NJ -" ""'
2.26 and 4.+5 n. III. as, IN,
For West Chester, 100 a. m,
~ Daily except SATURDAY and saneAY 70, ,u
ror New 1riAg< Aad interm eiy :, 5, II sad
u.iSp. a, .al.u
On sa9oAy anr Rsaains sn n1,. ,n;sIs'u ~
intsrEt1ists poinu 81 3. '5p. a.
4. q. AeuAUSLAMD HOWNEsss ~
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15


IT Is not improbable that Demo-
cratic quarrels and iactional fights In |
Kent county this year will give that
county 10 the Republicans, as they did |
two years ago. For two years at
tempts were made from time to time
10 heal the breach in the party, but
without avail. Even the bland smiles
and fervent eloquence Of Ex-senator
McWhor,er, the open irankness OF
Hon. Charles b. Lore and the incisive
aud weighty argument of Elk Secretary
Bsyard failed TO bring peace to the
party, and the factions are as widely
separated now as ever. The Wolcoit
faction has the largest following, but
mel her it nor the Salisbury can carry
the county alone. With q perfect
union between the factions they could
carry the county by probably three
hundred majority. Kent county then
y very uncertain quantity, and no
dependence should be put upon 1t by
Republicans. The certainty OF their
success lies in carrying New Castle
and Sussex counties, where they have
. safe majority II they poll anything
like all their strength. To do this
will require vigilance and active cam
paign work.
The Republicans have been cheated
out OF fifteen hundred votes in New
Castle County by the sharp practices
Of such manipulators Of Republican
franchises ~ the two county tax
collectors, "Boes' McCloskey and
Levy Cour,mAn Wier, but there are
suf1cient quail fed Republican voter
left TO carry the county In spite Of d
the Democrats can do without resoI
70 fraud.
Let Republicans depend more upol
their own individual efforts to carr,
ths two counties that are natcrall
Republican in politics. let Ken
County 70, and II the two Democrat
fashions there, like the Kilkenny cat
swallow each other w and give Ii
eenaty 10 the Republicans, 70 muc
he bsttsr, but Republicans should p,
20 dependence in that. Let every II,
publican Mat 10 assessed see to Il tb
be has bis taxes paid and his receipt
NJ hand ready to vols when the tin
oones.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
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For further Information, piii'lee' ~
referred to the ticket olbee NJ ueiiiAlh, "
Trnins isarked thus ~ are II niHi SAp'
upon which extra isrs II CHARGE
esner a Msusssr. General Pss.'nfu .. A..-,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
VIM. W. Simmons 4 Bro

on arr prepared to do all kinda of stons
I in,i, prick,work, cnrbinr andi navtns
ts to. OF ALI kinds promptly ATTENDED
w. w: SIMMONS.
NO; 81! West 7sh street
l.s.sr NO. 1904 East l4th streeS.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
GORDON HEIGHTS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

Db iLblNo LUIS fOh EALE.
Splendid view OF the Delaware River
and City or Wilmington. No inter
yening marsh land. The city Is EXTEND
ing rapidly In that direction ana these
hne situations must necessarily greatly
increase in valnc. These lots are u part
OF the well-known Gordon tract, situ-
ated about one mile north of the city
line and extending from tho Phiiu. Pike
to the Delaware River. Electric Rail.
way terminus half mile from tile land
and will likely be OK tend d to Il In a short
time. The lots arelaid out lOofi front aud
100 TO 800 feet In depth. u Is tnten ied
to sell to parties who will build neat and
attractive houses for homes.
We think no more handsomely sit
united lotD have ever been offered for
sale around Wilmington. Prices will
he started very low and terms made to
suit any purchaser. The undersigned
will be pleused 10 show tho lots az any
time. Plots and full particulars fur
Philip IL Clark A. Co
l IA tu-th-s-tf s24 MARAET 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
ELOCUTIONARY

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
At the Second BAPTIST Church. 9Th and
Erench street. Given by hey. wM. H..
YOUNG and Mhs. 4. b; YOU'VE, Of Wasl-
chu'oh, Tuesday evening, April 18th. Com
msnclnK At So'clock. Tickets, Is cents.