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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
Important Riparian Question.

Mr.. George Record, of the firm of Bacct
& Record, will argue question
next week which will be of
great Importance to riparian own
crs in this vicinity. Several
years ago Robert Annett took out ri
parian lease on lands at Fort Lee. He
paid the rent for one or two years and
then died. Since his death his
heirs who have enjoyed the
possession of the riparian property have
not paid the money due the State under
the lease. and the Attorney General be-
gan suit in chancery against the heirs
for the recovery of the lands.
The heirs retained Mr.. Record, who
will raise the point that the Attorney
General has no remedy in equity. but
shouid have begun suit of ejectment in
the Supreme Court,
II Mr.. Records contention prevails it
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
MAh0NE'S LITTLE DODGE.
Beat His Wife Because she Wouldn
Take One-third.

Beat His Wife Because She Wouldn't
Take One-t1iird.
Sometime ago Michael Malone of No.
145 Henderson street was arrested on
complaint of Poormaster Hewitt for fail
ing to provide for his wife. Police Justice
O'Donnen put Malone under bonns to pay
her 50 month. Mrs. Malone lives at
No. l27 Ninth street. Sue had Michael
says he knocked her down and kicked
her because she refused to take
81 week instead of the So,
ordered by the justice. Michael ad-
mitted the reduction and set up the
absurd claim that Father Boylan of St.
Michael's Church, told him he ought
not TO pay his wife more than
a Collar week. He quit at that, though
he might just as well have tried to make
Father Boylan responsible for the beating
also. Justice O'Donnell sent the case to
the Grand Jury
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
NIrs. kolton Gives Up.

1t is reported that Mrs. Bolton, who
has made so much trouble for the Scotch
Presbyterian Church on Mercer street,
and the German Lutheran Church on
Monmouth street, mas decided to
withdraw her application for
license and retire from business. As there
are ten other saloons. by actual count, ia
the immediate neighborhood, Mrs. Boil
venianc0
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

Patrick Cummings OF No. 215 Four
teenth street beat his nine-year-old
daughter Della SO badly yesterday that
the child had to be sent to st. Francis
hospital for medical treatment. 0 ne
of the Sisters says that the chill g
right arm is broken. Cummings was r.
rested. charged with atrocious assault on
the child, and Police Justice O'Dennell
remanded him for furt her examination.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
WANTED FIGHT.
And the Usual Result in Such Gases
Happened.

And the Usual Result in Such Cases
Happened.
A Greenville amateur pugi list named
Wheeler met John Morrissey, James
Fitzpatrick and James Wilson of jackson
avenue on Ocean avenue Sunday night.
They went to Murray's saloon an d had
drinks and then went to saloon kept by
man called "Chris." Wheeler here
wanted to fight Girls, and Morrissey
interfered. The two men came to blows
Wheeler cried enough after his eye was
discolored He left the saloon and
baused the arrest of the three men, alleg-
ing that they all assaulted him without
cause.
There was no evidence in Justice KIM
merly's Court today that Fitzpatrick and
Wilson engaged in the fight, and they
were discharged. Morrissey gave $500
bail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
Renovnting Chancery Chambers.

Chancery Chambers were all upset this
morning, owing to the cleaning and re-
pairing they are undergoing. The carpets
have been taken up and will be thor
oughly renovated, while the walls
and ceilings will be thoroughly cleaned
The Chancellor and Vice Chancellor will
find it hard work to recognize the old
place when they return from their vaca-
tiOO
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
NEW CITY HALL.


What the Commissioners Did at This
Mornings Session.
The City Hall Commissioners met this
morning, The Mayor sent in the letter
which he furnished to the press last
week. 1t was read and filed.
Mrs. Whitfield, one of the owners of
property on the site selected aud with
whom negotiations have been pending,
notified the Commissioners tna5 she is
willing to take $1,000 for the property she
recently offered at $1,000; and Mr.. James
Stewart, representing Mrs. Annie Brown,
offered her property for $1,000. the valua-
tion fixed by the Commissioners.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
ITALIAN BLGGARS.

Alleged Importation of Children Into
England for the Purpose.
LONDON, Sept. 8, 1S91.-Tne English
and Italian governments are in COM
munication in an attempt to prevent the
importation of Italian children into Eng
land to pose as beggars.
An Italian child, nine years of age, was
arrested the other day in London street
dragging heavy barrel organ and sent
to the workhouse. The police find 1t al
most impossible to trace out the persons
who send these children begging, as the
latter are afraid or unwilling to tell The
authorities will probably take some action
to prevent the landing OF pauper chill
dren.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

some improvements in the seciety's
new clubhouse on Barrow street.
The Board has not been able
to meet for want of quorum for the past
month or two and as tine object Of to-
nights meeting is one of Importance it is
hoped that all members of the board will
he nrasent
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

Morris Benedict, without home, was
found on the stoop of private house on
Ocean avenue by Policeman Niebank
last night. He was remanded by Justice
Kimmerly today to enable the police to
inquire if the house where Benedict was
found had been robbed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
A MINISTRIES PERIL.
Narrowly Escapes Death While Riding
Safety Bicycle.

Special to the Jerseu City Netcs.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 8, 1S91.-The
Rev. M. V. McDGffie, pastor Of the Rem
sen Avenue Baptist Church, had re-
markably narrow escape from death or
severe injury yesterday afternoon, He
was riding on safety bicycle. in Hamii-
ton street. at full speed, and. turning
suddenly at the corner of George street,
ran directly into horse and coal cart
The bicycle went under the horses legs.
and Mr.. McDuffie fell off under them..
the bicycle. but the minister escaped
with few bruises, as the machine pro-
tected him from the animals hoofs. The
wagon ran over the bicycle, but the rider
managed to roll out Of its way.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

Two old FOUNDERS" Mary Barry of
No. Orchard street and Margaret Benny
were found there at 2 o'clock this morn
ing by Policeman Cody. Wiley was held
by Police Justice O'Donnell for the Grand
Jury, and the two women were given
thirty days each at Snake Hill. The
Benny woman tainted and had to be car
ried out.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
The pannonin Mrecked.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 8, 1s9l.--The
schooner Pomona has been reported
wrecked off the Hawaiian Island. The
crew of seven, the captain and his wife
and child all perished.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

A bale of hay fell from truck in Hen
derson street, yesterday, and struck Sarah
Murphy, of No. 1856 Sixth street, aud broke
the girls jaw. Charles McCarty, the
driver of the truck, was arrested.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

Mary Ssco, a masculine looking
woman about sixty years old, whose
face was bronzed to copper
hue, was prisoner before
Justice Kimmerly today. With her
was boy about six years old. She was
charged with begging money and getting
drunk with the aims. The justice sent
her o Snake Hill for thirty days, and the
hoy will be be cared for at the Aims
unuSa.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

1t is the custom of horse owners when
their beasts become useless, to turn Them
out to die in Shine Fame Park. Yester-
day Police man Loddck shot five of such
beasts Of u Unknown ownership.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
Good When Sober.

Michael Lyon OF No. 26 Porter street
was put under bonds to keep the peace
by Justice Kimmerly this morning.
His wife said that he beat
her only when drunk. and yesterday
he was drunk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

Daniel Nitey, an Italian, who has lit
tie shoe shop at No. 977 Grand street, was
arrested this morning by Police Sergeant
Kelly for keeping a disorderly house.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
New Time Table on Long Branch Divi
sion

A new time table on the Long
Branch division of the Pennsylvania.
Railroad will GO into effect Monday
whe one or two Of the trains
now running on that divis-
ion will be discontinued. The
travel on the division of late mas been
very heavy, most of the trains bein run
in two section. There has been q great
exodus from the seaside resorts during
the past week. and they are reported to
be almost deSeI ted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
Governor Campbell in New Yorl,

Governor Campbell and wife. of Ohio
it is expected, will arrive in New York
late this afternoon. The trip is recon-
mended by the governors physician.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

will effect a large number of similar
suits which the Attorney General has
commenced against other lessees of ri
pariau lands, and will compel him to be-
gin suits in the Supreme Court.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, lS9l.-Weather
indications for twenty-four hours for
Eastern New York. New Jersey aud East
ern Pennsylvania:-G Generally fair; show
ers tonight; stationary temperature;
southerIy winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03

The declining powers of old age may be won
derfully recuperated and sustaine by the daily
Sisa ~ Hoadis sarsnnarilla-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
Pennsylvania Democrats.

HARRISBURG. Sept. 8. 1s91.-The Penn
sylvania State Democratic convention
met this morning. There are
4e1 delegates present. The ticket
which appears certain of nominal
ton is Robert E. Wright for Auditor Gen
eral and A. L. Fielder of Erie for State
Treasurer
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-03
Hudson Democratic society's Governors

The Board of Governors Of the Hudson
Democratic Society will meet tonight and
consider the advisibility of making
The evening world., 1891-03-09
All

English views on tho relative merit Of the
American and English styles Of fast sailing
yachts have been modified considerably
when two new racing boats TO be built by
Designer WArsoN on the Clyde, with view
to their meeting the fastest cutters Of their
tonnage, will have centre boards.
This is triumph for the American yacht.
English yachtsmon have had pretty practi-
cal arguments as to the efficacy Of the
American centre boards in the several races
in which the English cutter was pitted
against them. The conservative Britons
are not all beyond learning lesson.
Tic gentlemen for whom WATSON is
building these centre-board racers are the
Messrs. ALLAN, OF the steamship line OF
that name, the best amateur sailors on the
Clyde. The boats are no compromise sf-
fairs, but the centre-board Is all that could
be asked. The success OF these boats will
mean revolution In ht-building in Eng
land. 1t ia the greatest compliment yet
paid to the American designers.
The evening world., 1891-03-09
W0RKINt A NEW DODGE.
The Honest Messenger Boy and the
Grateful Cd Gentleman.

gentleman wb had employed the
services OF distrit telegraph messen-
ger understood the 10Y to say that the
charge was thirtyeight cents. and
handed that amount to him, saws the
Kansas City Star. The boy smiled
brightly at him, an said "I said
twenty weight cents, 81 you,ve given
me thirty-cight cents"
IN" gentleman took ot'his eve rl ssss.
rubbed them with his bcket hRndker,
chief, and, placing theI on his nose
again, gazed hard ut theboy,
And you are distitt TELEGRAPH
messenger" said he. Wi, we'll; You
surprise me-" -
The boy continued to snle. He was
and the gentlemen felt n ghat lump Of
sentiment come into his tkont as he
looked into the lads youn. eyes and
thought of his own children,
Here" said he, taking II tyenty-fiye
cent piece from his pocket, here's a
present for you. You are an holest bow
Leave the district messenger service
| as soon as possible. / will sec what I
can do to get you place that isworthy
of your integrity.
The boy thanked the kind getleman
and trudSed away, grinning with de-
light. Upon reaching the sidewlk he
was met by another messenger, who
looked inquiringly at him.
THE Old duck bit" said he, 81 wyked
the razZle-dazzle on him, and he anne
| down for II quarter. He said / opht
est. Well, l guess not: that's 80 his
week, Gull. guess the business is god
enough for me. Come on, and I'll bkW
you off to cigarettes"
The evening world., 1891-03-09
POLITICAL ECHOES.

Chief Factory Inspector James Connolly is . hold
over. His term Of once expired year sgo. He
has not been nominated for resppointment. because
It 10 understood that the Republican Senate would
refuse to confirm.
Philip straub. IT,. one Of the assistant clerks Of
the Board Of Aldermen, 10 one Of the best known
German athlstss Of the east aide.
President Msakim. Of the Ezcss Board. 10 . per.
sistsnt theatre gosr.
Charles X. Giiderslesve. . Special Excise Inspeo-
tor. 10 Secretary OF Rev. DR.. Csosby's Society for
tho Suppression OF Vice and Crime. Gidsrsleeve is
said TO have rendered his resignation opeoal In
speetor several weeks ago. but he continues in tho
public service.
william z. Fay, Assistant Secretary Of the steck-
Ter Association. Is In great demand amateur
reclter.
The County Democracy County Committee will
organize for the year in Cooper Union. to- morrow
night.
The only Senate District In this city which the
Republicans carry Is the HiEhth. now repre-
sent cd ny LApenArd Stewart. Republican success
in this district Fall 10 seriously Threatened by
the couteStSi the Fifth and Thirteenth Assembly
Dstio 8. parts Of which included in the Eighth
Senate District.
The evening world., 1891-03-09
WoRLpLlNcS.

The pFsttisst artistic now At the famous Coincide
FrGncaSe 10 Nile. MArths BrAndes young woman
Of hAndSomS features. graceful and diGnihsd car
Rage and fascinating eyes. She has been with the
Theatre FrAnoAis since 1887.
MrS. LelAnd Stanford Is rich that she does not
hesitate to wear dresses that out Of fashion by
several years. Nevertheless she is always hand
sonely attirsd and has magnificent jewels She en-
tsrtaIns . great deal and Is open-hAndsd in her
AssStsnes to who have boen less fortunate IN
life than herself
The wife Of Chief Jusiies Fuller does all OF her
marketing herself. Her carr'ge is vel known at
the old Central Market in Washington.
George LppSrt. a nItIys of Bavaria. now in
America, is curious freak Ot nature. He has thros
separate ieEr, each of Whioh entrsly iudspsndp
Of the otbsrs. In hs youth he able to use ell oi
his legs in walking running. but having sust AInsd
injuries in railway accident he Is now VI. IEed u
wear one Of them strapped up to his 'dT. lie en-
Joys sIesllsnt health and earns a living as wood
carver.
A Boston druggist says that enormous quantities
Of Jamaica ginger shipped from the hub into
Maine. to be used By people vino seek to avoid ths
prohibition laws.
The evening world., 1891-03-09
SPoTLETS.

"Lusifsr " b the name Of the Thsosophical paper.
Luoifsr il good deal Of Thsosophist, but IL he .
good patron sainti
One Of the Clark mills Il shut down. Arbitration
will mend broken threads better than closed fac
tories.
medium In q wire cage sussssts the doub.
whethsr abe knows the wires well or not
-.
They have more ssason IN Poland for not burying
al the poles than We have hsrA
Go to the aunt thou sluSRard, see
How much she LAHORE ussessly;
And then your thanks 10 heaven tall
That you know how TO rest 90 we'll.
-Washtngtoa Post.
Fancy tho Minnesota Senate. which said such
things against the dear little ballet girls attending
baiist-niEht at the Metropolitan Opera House!
-.
Tho shad came TO the Potomac juat a. Tom Reed
entered into . shadowy stage of his career.
-.
Slips take over On . tseoGgan aide.
-.
Ths smAli bog uhs wrote that esa-gs Washington
wAs . "ensdsr" /" Vas using the word hsurativeiy.
-.
The weather Bureau only count on the rain
Of dag. and stall it ks0ps right on.
The evening world., 1891-03-09

public. Tho strikers recognized him, and q
mob Of them surrounded him, shouting ex-
citedly, whom the brick was hurled.
The crowd was dispersed without further
violence. But the disposition Of the strikers
n bad one II they commit such assaults
as this. Rioting win do no good, and the
spinners who are making fight against the
mills can help their cause in better ways
than huillng btickbats or destroying prop
erty. They will forfeit any sympathy that
may be felt for them by such outrageous
deeds. II tho strikers are level headed they
will frown down any ugliness Of this kind,
whether from turbulent spirits in their own
ranks or from outsiders.
The evening world., 1891-03-09
BOSTON sPIRTTUALIsTs.

The Boston lawmakers want TO make q
law which will bear on fraudulent medi-
ums whose Undertaking. at seances is OF q
decidedly material character. A Professor
who is spiritualist says ninety per cent.
Of these Undertaking. mediums are frauds.
The conclusion was reach Sd that only be-
levers were hurt by this business and that
they could defend themselves. Delegates
IRON the Spiritualists OF the Hub should
come over to New York and assist at the
investigation going on here over the
medium who operates in WIRE cage and
and under the vigilent supervision of in
yestigators who are after facts and truth.
These /" fake" spiritualistic phenomena
must be peculiarly offensive to the sincere
tritualist, and 1t Is TO bis interest to sup
tess them.
The evening world., 1891-03-09
ONLY ONE CAKE LEFT.
And the Boy Ate That in Payment
for His Trouble.

A well.known English actor, travel
ling Ia birmingham h" rho Great West
,r Railwa Ii o he day, on apptc a h.
ing BaLbdrJ htGnn 10 IrCl kuEHfy, Gays
the lester, and determined to indulge
in one oi the bans for which the town
Is famous.
The train hgvinG pulled up, he hailed
boy, handed him riXp"nco and COM
missiOned him 10 iSet 1.-TWO Bnnbury's"
--one Of the TWO being promised him
for his trouble.
just rs the train was about to start
thai boz came ~ 'hing up to the car
rwag In whith tn nov impa lent actor
wa. ntgu, aad holding gu, threepence,
exclaimed with mouth half full:
"Here's your change, sir"
Bother the change where's the
cake?" roared the hungry Thespian.
"They had only one left" replied the
boy, "and I'm eating that!"
And then the train moved off,
The evening world., 1891-03-09

A good compromise on the old style Of
lynching negro guilty of assault upon q
white woman was made by band of young
CArolinians., They gave the negro Eve hun
dred lashes and lodged him In jail. II the
lashes were vigorous ones, and they probably
were, 1t was . good lesson to the culprit and
ought to have q deterring effect. A negro
caught at tho same ohense for q second
time would not be likely to get OF with the
lash.
The evening world., 1891-03-09

A woman lion-tamer in Europe was set
upon by three lionesses during the per-
formanoe, which tore and msngled her SO
that she died shortly after being rescued.
This Ia common fate for the lion-tamer.
The time comes when the brute declines to
be tanned. With laws against suicides and
safety-nets for acrobats, little law-making
against tho exercise Of such q psrilous craft
% lon-taming would be consistent and in
order
The evening world., 1891-03-09
The Ways OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fanoies That
Delight the Gentler SEX.
Velveteen Again In Esshion--In Do.
fense OF Csndy-Noveltyi In Hats
Make Some Fancy Aprons
Don't Give Babies
Jewelry.

For waikinR-dresses, veiveteen 10 once more
very fashionable The skirt 10 plain, ciinaing
and rather long. The jacket-bodice opens over
q vest Of some iignt-colored fancy material,
brocaded or embroidered; It has q long basque
slightly gathered or pleated. The coiffure 10
q small toquet OF cloth or velvet either of .
contrasting color or matched 10 some trimming
or accessory Of the toilet For instance, q
toquet Of crimson cloth, studded with JET
at the back small cloth drapery is fastened
up with q jet brooch In the shape Of beetle.
The evening world., 1891-03-09

The trip hither Of tho Etruria and the City
Of New York, which left Queenstown at the
Same hour yesterday, WIN be watched with
interest, o. II win afford good test Of the
merits of tho single screw against the
double. The twin screw City Of New York,
Of the Inmsn line, has the record over the
single screw Cunarder the Etruria. Both
boats win probably do their best, and the
winner will furnish o good proof Of the su.
periority Of her style Of screw.
The evening world., 1891-03-09

Tho City Of atlanta has made hand
some present Of q service Of plate to the
United States boat which Is named after It.
Baltimore and Philadelphia did the same to
tho cruisers named after them. 1t seems to
be the proper caper for cities to honor by
some gift their naval god-children. 1t is
only proper degree Of appreciation.
The evening world., 1891-03-09

Tho financial panic in Buenos Ayres is
over. The little holiday scheme seems to
have been success. as the gold market is
quiet, confidence Is restored and the. banks
have subscribed $4,000, Ooot6 iloSd khich
the Government has decided to make. This
is good news about the young Republic.
The evening world., 1891-03-09
where Ignorance Is Bliss. "

Where Ignorance Is Bliss"
He has kisssd her good. night and has sought his
room
With every rose OF his heart in bloom:
And now. like q mser, he broods alone
Ger his treasures of look and word and tone.
All! we'll for him that he doas not know
That while hs dream with his soul Aglow.
Another Innocent lover sips
good night kiss from those lying lips.
George Btrdssye. In Jados.
The evening world., 1891-03-09
Marriage Etiquette in Texas.

from MuRSsyS YsekIy.l
Westerly-Did you read about tho Texas girl
whose aance did not appear in church at me
time appoiu.ed9
Brown-No. What did she Io7
Wekiery--She borrowed the minister's re-
yolver and asked MIN 10 wait few minutes.
Niihin half an hour she came book with
placid smile and submissive bridegroom.
The evening world., 1891-03-09
VACRANT VERSES.
The Difference.

How the spiral smoke wreaths CURL
Years ago met girl
Birst maid in a Spanish town,
Tall. aud AZ berry, brown;
Lssome, dusky, proud brunette,
am dresminR Of her yet.
While l sit aud scent the keen
Odor Of the nicotine.
She In Spanish town afar.
Lights the same brand OF cigar.
Sees the spiral smoke wreaths rise
With those AndAluslau eyes.
She who lolls where leagues of ssa
Roll between her heart and me,
MUSES. In the seif-same way
On the man she saw to-day!
u. ID. Miller, In Puck.
The evening world., 1891-03-09

A fashion In china Is rising that is deserving
OF notice, and tina, is to the extent to which old
plate Ia being used as models for reproduction
in porcelain and esrthenware. There are some
exquisite vegetable dshos and sauce tureen
copied from antique silver; also some fluted
cups which distinctly recall the bowls and
vases Of early Georgian make.
The evening world., 1891-03-09
The MinisterinR Angel
lEron Pack

Tom-Now, that you are married. old fel-
low, ISuppoSe you are nndiDg OUT how pleas
ant It IL to have some one SympAthiEe with you
when you are sick or out OF sorts.
Jack-Oh, yes; especially when one Is out OF
sorts on account OF staying out late the pTeyi-
Gus evening.
The evening world., 1891-03-09
VIVA, Providence S.nd..

The bAtt!S with diBsGss and death II ICnR aud
bitter: 5cTOtu.. cancer and specific disease have
had the best Of It IOT Thousands OF ysArs PIOVl-
dsnos sends the CACTUS BLOOD CURK. and 10. these
soouFsSS of the race rave lOst thhT teFToFS All
tus'T nAms u .sgon. No disease can Oo-SLLSt With
DurO blood.