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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

toinette, w b ON
he had erthused
about his august
American friend
and chief, as to
what terms to
address W a 5 h.
i n gton b y in
sending him a
gift ofhonor. The
lovely Queen. ui-
ira royalist that
she was, knew of
-. 49,.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

beloved chief
l. a Z n v g : I .
Craved first the
appreciation OK
tho man across
she seq. whom
he had learned
60 revere. And
his son " as
n am ed after
him-G ge
W aShf0Gton &c
Lafayette.
L he tw o
greatest sol
disrs u Europa
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

IfE moral and
tntsilsetnz
grandeur OF q
man may PEP
haps, more az
euFate1y than
ia any other
way De gauged
by the esteem
Ia which be IA
held-not IN his
u " n country.
not By men q
his o " IA race
ansi nation. not
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

= taAF - HDoAc
fayette. Ills fil-
Ial devotion 10
the great Amer
lean j. well
known, and l
propose 20 Illus
tr@te il here by
but a few hmm
Tags. The aRe',-
ton Of those two
svas Ike that of
Jonathan an d
David On the
night ot the bat
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

All are entitled % the best that their
money VIII buy. 80 every family should
have. at once. q bottle OF tee best family
renae II. syrup og Figs. - cleanse TIE
system waen eostive OF Bilious. For
sale n 5ac ard sT.Go bottle by al Lead
inr druggists
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

CobrryEer-He's clever enough. but .
mar of nlisoirected effort
Brown should say ~. He wound
an eixht-dav clock up everT night for
rve vso-s -,yurv
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

wsrsal Eazea sat sineSpe frtsnas4l2 e~esn
as Azs1ssy s4s kfEz y gTass.. his hssrs. s2e
sssaors szc 81 slecls. tss oas Paft saf TIE
Unsiea Ss-Eas a AEasEiss AID tAe1E eiIiESas -
tAs esasx stsa1zs sxssDl.oAs " peEs5as ef
Il4ee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
I4sv waite.

The VALLEY Citv N lilng Compary has
na peer n tAe nga1ssfscs07e * sosr.
rs products are n great denssgss1. and
especially the Llsy Waite. TFy -
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

Aaa cas- Il srls - psAsh tnat u
Gss.s sztgatsF sEi!l wsta sse
oa wssainstoai sssst FreedsE's soas
Come 10y o. Garkest stKsls.
Izeh brave heart BaTss sa@ce er returns
ire CAY gE@t gave nee lie.
Ger al the earth nen bless Thy birth.
Ana bless the glorious lsne
For which tAroasa pain 70 sieiofy's gaia
Th0a iecst Thy Fsggea eaad
Bat II to-day IA s,atsliest eiey
Tay forna again vert seen.
Woalast say Cod speed. @nd siew iaceed
This l.nd sitA brew serene
Alas fear although We rear
Great castles - the sun.
Tee poor that die would grleye tie eye
OF gentle " ashlrston.
And should he search through court and church
Aad dome erowaei pubic pile
Ttink yog he'd rnd one patriot oiad
To self and free from guile'
o. mighty Shade approach, Invade
Oace mere this captive iaaf.
Lead az OF cid thy patriots bold
Try heroes true sad grand!
Conquer our hearts ere worth departs,
Conquer our greed for gold,
Bring again the simple Incn,
The modest ways OF old,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

iszts srsss, t*fx4a Hay 80 etHI a. itlie
PIGEON usfh fsst ia ns ipt Ns~ gfs and tos-
fon. Hss drax1ux rooHi. sietf1Ds tHnet tHf
a NsFTH.
e-7& &F- A. Give and Q
5. nsHcocf. Tlct.a Al f1eptf-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
CHICAGO VAC. r. Al

I've eTsna Rapids D. q ~ saspga al Is pm
ATT IN iease-l.--.- m iNpm 4 sA u
tpata. ip - ~ t-sin as Through free par
LEI ca 40 Il - ~ ,Fs.p AsKnef Aleepias
lAe Ga eECa st5am ANNA al efa al Al IA
AIT NfS i am kt,n m hit a al
filAtf, ) a. r. ia ff4iu tas atD nc esF Aad
ihi ouEb fiee psrisr cai. ana le lp 4 Ia aia
W me- stsaniNl eat
Through tickets ana fuil NfarmRflaa can he
had bs - as nioD 4 u4guisf. Hckef safat
~ Unian stat ,n o. N. ~ Muusan - 4n Ilckes
agent 3 NpNror-si tirena hapios MiGa
{. l. LorA NOON. Gen Pass Asrat
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
MICHTGAyCENTRAL

fDaliy, All oiiirss oA . a. rcYl sunday
Tai ifIg eject sunday. jay ~ isss-
klsrplng cals cu lSrlhe aus AiiEHfic IA
presses ~ AAd from ltlfulL farier cars ran
on paS l.. pres AHl taraue fApids ~ prt ga
and from Detroit. Direct canneeti ians 4nads
al Detroit siTi' a tgrpu.h trans EHsI, ile~-
tis eu SAFE 81 lnion Ticket Ogce. q Acaros-
ST.. aad al Cuion denoi
FsfB NJ. Bsissss oenl Ae't aS MoRroe.s
@. ". RUGcLks. "a. \. and !. A. {. chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
CHICAGO JANUARY. is,i.
AND WEST MICHIGAN ny.

fWeek days Every cay. fE,cepi saturday.
800 - ~ hSs Is t9, ,prosss s,s cha, 3, car z Cal
Loo ES Igss Tssasr a'fSss Sse. 2 esr s's :s sss s
cents.
sos : 3. n; 4, y, ',rspss ,PaE car to Aani'
11.2S y. ". Il soIlc traiB with Wagner PAL
AA'c' acc sleeEia1 car Ibrotllh 10 Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
DETROIT. NOVEMBER .. 80.
LANSING & kcRrAERs q. q.
ptraErFoE

Livery Gay IVY eek Gays
-.De 4. a. runs fhrsuga a Defroit With psr-
s-p lof car sesis. - Geuts.
Ion =. NJ. hss through psrlor ear 20 Detroit.
l.-o seats. = csnfs.
GO, =. NJ runs through q Detroit with par
Os-t lof CAT, Erafs, = cents.
For tickets and information nppr ~ HiCn
tlckf. ofsce. a. SoBi0e+t-. nf sion sfation.
GRO. rrHATEN. Gen. pass'f Ags
lake SHORE MICHIGAN SouTBBKN.
IL fafHs leave ftOTi eeW erBsl, NaAwisi uf-sse.
Frpfc<4
nm : m am pm
o -4s isFs...fsrAnd Rsri6s.-..-tr- y to
"a u =. v hfte Pigeon. a. SoV s-s
5so las0-Af-.....-...E -...Elkhsft.--......tffs, 4, ~
IN pm NJ
se eB~Ar...--- Chicago o..-.-.-..-b'1i@ ~ ~
Iozs sea Ar....~--Teleoo... ....---.---Ls-n9 se1
IN nm pn I'm
is "a Ar Cleveland .- Lv tsa bss
an pm
30 10 eSo-Ar...-...BuTsio--.... 90 .-ls u - Il -
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

MasAsssn, Grsna bnplas a faafsns
~ y 1ss ess1, liz. zoe III IS a na k.a > D,
ffsh Al ltlesm A. y rs $ , nl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
RAYONNE.

A pretty vfllasis being erected on East
~Thirty-fourth street, near Avenue Il. for
Mrs. Sarah CollyeT, Of Kearny,
John J.. Nealon OF No. 20 East Thirty
second street hos returned from a trip 60
Hartford, Conn.
Frank Fields, of No. Si3 Avenue G, son
of DIR. jacob I. Fields, is home again
from a tour through Europe.
The detachment of the Salvation Army
that has been located for the past Eight
cen months IN the Third ward will leave
that section on May /. The owner of the
hall at the corner OF Avenue ID and
West Fifty-firsb street that the de-
tachment has occupied since its adj
vent into town refuses 10 renew
the lease, and the Salvutionists are un-
able to secure other quarters. IL Is un-
derstood that the detachment will con-
vert the old edifice OF St, Johu's Episcopal
Chuch at The corner OF Avenue ID and
West Twenty-eighth street. Into IA bar
racks. There is joy in the T0ird ward
over the reInova or the Salvationists.
East Thirty-fourth street. between
Avenues ID AMI f., IS being graded,
curbed aud tagged.
The interior Of the new building at
Avenue O and West Tliity-fouFth street
ST. Johns Episcopal Church has bee u
flushed, and tae seats placed in position
An extension, sixteen by twenty feet, Is
being built on the rear OF the postnffice,
Mr.. aud Mrs. David kr use, OF No. 76s
Avenue ID, have been cnteltainiug Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus ~llolstc, Of Jersey
City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

Michael Maliski, thirty-three years, a
Polish laborer in the Bergenport Chemi-
cal Works, was arraigned in the Bayonne
Police Court by Patrolman Schmidt this
morning on a charge of criminal assault
preferred by his boarding house mistress,
Mrs. Annie Pretka of No. Sc East Twenty
first street, Bayonne. After bothering
with two interpreters. who badly mud
died up matters, Recorder Besher drew
from the complainant The following
story
Last Monday evening l sat on the front
stoop with two other women and the
prisoner waiting for my husband TO come
home from the club. We had three bot
ties of beer. When my husband got home
he and l went to bed. We both fell asleep
and after O while / awoke. The prisoner
was in bed with me and my husband and
he assaulted me. At first ] thought he
was my husband. When | discovered
who he was the prisoner jumped out of
the bed and ran into his own room. In
| the morning he tried to settle the matter
with me and offered 70 buy whiskey fol
mel
Maliski denied the woman's story. He
said he and three women drank thirteen
| pals OF beer and he was drunk.
The prisoner was committed by Re-
| corder Besher 10 the County jail in de-
fault Of bail to await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
BARNUM AND BAILEY.
The "Greatest show on Earth VIII be
Here Soon.


The "Greatest show on Earth" VIII be
Here Soon.
Those who may remember the circus as
it existed in their young days, will have Il
chance of making n comparison with
what the circus formerly was and what it
is today. The talking and singing co wn
is a back number, aud in his place are
scores of funny fellows, not n of whom
Is permitted 10 say a word, but all aci,
caper, perform tricks and otherwise pau
tomimically do such clever things as 10
provoke hearty laughter from the most
serious and cause the sides OF old and
young TO ache with excessive laughing.
Wonders in nature, astounding feats IN
the air and upon the ground, marvellous
tricks by wild animals will bewilder
everyone; daring male and female bare
back riders will amaze, while intrepid
aerial experts perform perilous feats in
mid-air. The parity . excellence of
exhibition as an entirety, its great in
~sirnctiye character and the perfection 90
which all its various departments are
brought, render IL as valuable AS it Is
amusiug and dlyerting. Children will
revel in the same kind of delight they
first experienced when listening to fairy
tales, while all others will be none the
less captivated and bewilderei at the
many grand and magnificent displays
and when the great spectacle of Mere, or
the Destruction of Rome, is Witnessed,
the establishment Of all win be complete.
1t must be stated, that beside the three
ring circus, elevated stage performances,
two menageries, trained animal exhibit
ton, magic illusions, aerial displays and
other interesting and wonderful features,
is now added that monster spectacle
which amazed aud astounded all Europe.
Nero, or the Destruction of Rome, re-
quires 1900 people TO show the various
historical characters, ana S250.000 aud
$3.50, 900 have been spent respectively in
costumes and horses for this part OF the
show alone, besides a fortune in scenery
and other accessories, hundreds of will 4
beasts, chariots, triumphal cars, ETC., are
needed in the piece, and 800 ballet girls
show how the Emperor Nero was RECALLED
in his palace. Truly it is most wonderful
throughout. The street parade, with its
wealth Of costly objects aud open dens of
wild beasts, win take place ut 10 O'Clock
on the morning of the shows arrival
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

The Central NeD Jersey Herald, the
organ ofex-P Prosecutor Wilson's private
spite, attempted to escape the odium
Of its party treachery by Disgusting
itself in a new dress. But the effort
is in vain. The penalty Of its venal
and traitorous course will follow it SO
long as it remains in the hands of the
ex-politician who abused its columns
for his own ends.
The Democratic party, no longer
having a daily organ in Union county,
should promptly start one 1t would
kill of the Herald in six months.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

A meeting of the Committee on County
Institutions was held IT the P~enitentiary
yesterday by six members n the Board
OF F~reeholders. A report was received
from Warden Grimes formally notifying
the committee OF the death OF Assistant
Warden Miles. Warden Grimes also re-
ported that he had in the Penitentiary
226 prisoners. 1914 being males and 80 fe-
males.
The committee examined the tent small
pox hospital and found 1t so dilapidated
that ii was decided 10 report the matter 10
the Board and recommend the construc-
ton OF q frame building in its place.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
PERSONAL

Attorney q sneral Stockton was ia the city this
morning admirlng the new Pennsylvania station.
Thomas J. Bedie. son of ex-Governor nedle,
and Marshal W. Van Wrinkle hays opened law
offices in the Second National Bank Building,
HoDoken.
Superintendent Blown Indignantly denies the
truth OF the report that he is soon to cavort in
uniform,
August Hoicomb, q prominent member of the
Palma, returned YES esiay from an enjoyable
trim through the South.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
Dyspepsia

MAKES many lives miserable, and often leads to
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, montal depros-
sion, etc, are caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods earsapariila tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears the
MIND, and cures the most obstinate cases Of dys-
pepsia, Read the following;
~ have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and what 1 did eat distressed
me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating
l would experience o ~falntness or tired, all-gone
feeling, as though l had not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsaparila did me an immense amount
Of good. IL gave mo an appetite. and my food
relished and satisfied tho craving I had previously
experienced. " relieved me OF that faint, tired,
ali-gone feeling have felt so much better since
I took Hoods sarsaparilla, that l am happy to
recommend IT," @. A. PAGE Watertown, klass.
~. .. De snrs to get only
Ho0d'G SarsapariIIa
ecidsys all aruggists. s1i sx for Is. Prepared only
nc. l. HOOD a 90, Apathsussies. Lawsii. Mas.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

THE excuse for the creation of the
Office which Colonel George b. Nc
Clellan Harvey holds, was that it was
needed to regulate the banking and
insurance business in this State and
check abuses. In particular, it was
represented, there was need to stamp
out the swindling benefit societies
which were robbing poor and igno-
rant people, and developing a gam
bling spirit among their patrons.
Now Colonel Harvey announces
that he does not propose to proceed
against these sharks unless somebody
makes complaint that they are violat-
ing the law. Pray what is he paid
for2 Is 1t to give trouble to respect
able banking and insurance estab-
lishments which have got along with
out him for years, or is 1t to unearth
violations OF the law
That is what the people of the State
would like TO know. Wake up, Col.
Harvey
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is uRREBY GIVEN THAI OK THE
~ 2lst day ef April 1891. application was made
tothe hoard of street and Water commissioned
by the Jersey City and Western railway Company
and others 90 "vacate all the public use aud ease
nlent and right OF way, II any In
n AVE.
being q strip Of land on the southeast side OF the
Morris Canal, running from cavan tresx south
wafdly q distance u tHirty-one hundred and
seventy nve feet. more or loss, 10 its soutnwesferiy
terminus. as she saii Canal avenue u LAID out and
OF jersey City formarly known a. Grssnvlile, puD-
tshsd " b. g. vsesl2no. e =. and surv- Jersey
And that the 2xh day Of May. 1901. az ten O'Clock
a m, and the meeting room OF the Board Of street.
time aud plaes when aud where the Board OF street
and Wsts, comm,ssionars will meet 10 hear aud
4 order q the board Of street and Water Com
oEo. r. poUTox.
Dated. Jersey civ. April 2Ssh. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
Corporation Notlce.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI on THE sTH
n day Of April isst application was made
20 the Board Of Street and Water Commits lone era
by the Jersey terminal Railway Company BY W.
H. Cor bin. attorney, 10 -xacste
from Grand street sonthwesterly 10 the dividing
hne, extenaed hetween Iots ,rftsen 100 ana stx
teen unl In block three hundred and thirty nine
90 being . distances Of about ,hfee hunared
aud that the twenty. hftn dag OF May, 1901 az ten
O'Clock = m, and tbs maelinx room or The Board
o. erect ana Water coinmissioper are hereby
nxen ~ the time and place wnen and whore this
Board o. streat and Water commissioners will
meet 20 boar and eonsiaer all objections 10 said
vacation that may be presented In writiuG
" order Of the Hoara OF street. and wssor Com
missionerB.
oEoRoE 7. Button
Dated Jsrssy ois. April =, 1897.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

TO THOMAS BOOTH. MICHAEL Boyp. JR- AND
You are hereby nosldeI that the Mayor and Al
0arpgn of ssrsfy Cify nave purchased for the sum
Of eirhtaen hnndrea and seventy- eight dollars and
eishty-two cents, lot No. 4. ON block No. %. on an
assessment map annexed 70 q report. 80. twenty
ssxnhs made ~ tns commisiensr q Adjust
W OF Hutsen, ia pursuance Of Chapter ckfi OF tho
Laws OF 1874 q certified copy OF With map was nird
In tho oaiee OF tina city Collector o. the ely Of lcrsey
City. Nj. on the 4th u az OF April. eighteen hundred
aud eighty nine at a sale made BY tne City Coltec-
tor OF the said city. under AMI by virtue oftho pro
visions Of tns said act entitiedi-
AN AT eoRcerHtag the settlement aud collec,
turn Of dfrsdrQgts ~ tllpGld faEes,asssss-
n1e1ts 0ltd uufrf rates or spufer rem 8 ~
cities 81 tbs mate, aud imgosinq and key
inc q tar, assessment and fsa ~ lieu and
instead Of suek asfeal ages and 10 enforce
NE pa ~ MT thereof aud to provide for The
saie Of iands ssig risd 70 future t~afafioa
.Tusssa AarcA s1p. 1881 and tie supplements
hereto.
And you arr HEREBY further notified that you
have o. claim to have. an Interest thorelo. and un.
less the said lot, tract o. parcel Of land shall
~ fyesnmelr A. pr2yltei " said act before tho
expiration p q n2ntea from ans after The sef-
eq5stss : sss B Bs q The ssas sat
9Hs MAYOR AND AtpehMxN..
ISL osEsTxs Q~LSvELAA.
ANsss ssn~x sss<x 49,
Civ CLERK
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
send for Circulars
CA PITAL. 5000, 900
CHARTER PERPETUAL
Notice to Contractors.


Sealed Proposals will BIO received by
the Board OF Chosen Freeh0lders of Hut
son County, New Jersey. at their regular
meeting on
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1891,
at 1850 p. NJ,
For furnishing and delivering and putting
no u new StoDe Crusher, Screen. Boiler
Engine aud Building at Snake Hin.
Specifications can be seen at the Office
Of the Board. next TO the Court House.
Proposals 10 he on blanks obtained from
the Clerk q the Board, at his ofiios. next
10 the Court House, in Jersey City, and
must be accompanled by GUARANTEES bonds
in the sun OF $4,000 for the faithful per-
formance Of the work. Mons others will
be received.
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any or al. bids II deemed TO be In the
interest OF the County so to dn.
BY order Of the Board Of Chosen Free
holders, JOHN BOYD,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

Eutertainment for the Peoples Palace.
The second public entertainment by the
board Of managers Of the Peoples Palace
work is announced for tomorrow, Thurs
day, evening. 1t promises to be a delight
full affair. Part /. will consist OF a sym
phony concert. when Prof. William
Myths will exhibit the wonderful self
playing organ. Part ii. will be a lecture
by A. II. Siegfried, of the Chicago Daily
Neus, on Tales Of a water tramp" seats
for the entertainment a be procured at
J. w. Harrison's. No. 10 Exchange place.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
MUsEMENTs

7" Kate At the Academy.
Annie Pixley will present Kate" an
original comedy drama by James c.
Roach. at the Academy Of Music tonight,
Thursday and Friday evenings.
The drama is one dealing with incidents
Of ths war, and like similar plays Of merit
which have OF late proved popular
~ remunerAtivs, IL very success
~ affords Miss Pixiey the
R~portunity Of siugins acme songs which
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

The State Gazette satisfactorily ex-
planned the existence of the Republic
can party yesterday in the following
brief editorial paragraph
SO long as there Is a perennial crop of fools
there win bs a perennial crop Of schemers to
faaca them
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
Corporation Notice.

NolIcE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT ON THE
10 the Roar1 o. Street and Water Commissioner
BY William u. torbin and others 70 v2eats. nrst
MAPLE ST..
DUDLEY Vt,
from Johnston avenue 10 Maple street; third.
MASON ST.
from Johnston avenue s~outhwcstoriy 60 land ef
tae sasrAi railroad Of New Jsrssy, near The Rouad
INA that the 18th day or May, 1871. at 10 o'clock
a. M, nnd the meetisg FOOL oftEs roard Of Street
aud Water commissioners are hereby fixed ~ tho
tlnie and plakD whom and where the board or
Street aud Wafer commissionsrs VIII meet 20 hear
and consider al objections to said vacations that
nay he presented IN wriSne.
BY order Of the Eoard Of Street and " atsr Com
eEo. Y. BpuTos. clerk.
Dated Jersey City. April 10Th, 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

CoRwIS-ou MopdEy, April y. 1901, william 4.
Corwin. aksd slxy years.
Relatives aud frieads OF tbs family are respect
fully invited 30 attend tho funeral on Thursday,
April "; az three y M from No Y hrlnkerhoH
street, HeighhA
SCHNElpER- Op Monday, April 2 1871, benjamin
schnatder, aged foftNthrs. years
ransfsl yep, his hate residences ~ gig spring
street, West hcboSen. lhufsptf, Apth Nj bias
O'Clock a M thSpce. W thu Mtpaetergy WHARF, q
solemn hieh mats wall u uccted fof The happ, 70
pose or bs soul
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
Chased Ais wife with a Knife.

James Fitzsimmons OF Oakland enue
was arraigned before Justice Aldrldge
this morning to show cause why he should
be permitted 10 chase his wife Mary
around the streets with a butcher knife.
His wife in her complaint alleges for
the past week he has frequently threat
ened her life. Justice AldriGge COM
niitted Fitzsimmons to the County Jail to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

she does very weIi, an dressing nattily
in semi-military style.
Saturday matinee and night she VIII
present Miss.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
R4TLROADS.

N sRoRg RAILROADS.. Y. q. 3 II. RI Is.
w Co. iessee- Trims leave Xsssf forty
s~cond strest stAlion. New York. as follows and
f~enty maui e. cartier from the foot OK jay strcsL
New segr r. sspi'!9l london, tsse'. Sad s "n1,
.a.l..sslsp ,. NJ Toronto. tluls a M ak san p
NJ Pa s slIsss. 2 Z sssssr AZ ls.s ~ aa ns'ss m ss.sss,
$40 p, n apd. sll4 for Utica only King.!on,
mi qaisklt ase Albany, y IL 70 q $3.50
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BRANCH OFFICES.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL, 20, 1891

THIS paper Is democratic In principle
aud is Independent in It's Steaos on ~
Ccul questions
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

Questions for Mr.. Bruggemann.
We would like In the politest posi-
BILE way to ask Mr.. Director Brugge-
mann q few questions
Does the Legislature govern this
State?
Are it's laws supposed to have force
and effect?
IL County Director above the lawY
Is he a law unto himselff
Does Mr.. Bruggemann know that
willful violation OF law on the part of
an official lays him open to indict.
mentY
Does he know what the result of
such an Indictment in his case might
be?
We ask these questions apropos OF
his refusal to sign the Park Bonds.