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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22
THE WEATHER.

For Western Pzsnsylod-
mia, West Virginia and 0hio'
Threatening Weather and
Rain, So,stherly Winds,
Slightly Warmer; Colder
or Local Rain Sunday or
Monday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22
AFTER TWO YEARS.

uIar Restaurant at Nos. 121 and 123
Fifth Avenue, States the Following:
CITY, Nov. 1s 1891.
Drs. Copeland and Hall:
DEAR SIRs-This March will be two years
since was cured by your treatment my
trouble was catarrh of tine stomach) Since
that time 1 have had no trouble whatever,
and have had no sign OF a return of the
same, and can say am as well and sound
to-day as ever was. The weather has no
effect on me at all.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22
To Let.
PER SONAL,

d OOMS-Two unfurnished rooms for light house
IL keeping: PARTIES without children. "a Rive
ay.. -Allegheuy.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22
Comparative Temperature.


PrrrsBURG, Nov. ct.-The United States W Gather
Bureau officer in this city furnishes the following:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22

~ T"GGI NJ OEOSVs
He had asked her to mend his wearing ap.
parel, but suddenly became aware of
the fact through The Dispatch that Dickson,
t he Tailor, IS Fifth ave-, cor. Wood ST., Sec
ond floor, makes speciality of cleaning, re-
pairing and renovating mems garments at a
trifing cost. Hence his apology came just
in time to save trouble in the family. Dick
sons telephone number is 1855 no22
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22

Mrs. r. G. KlippeI, corner Rowan avenue
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

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The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

undcr the ordinance OF a borough TO construct or
alter o. repair any sidewalks or section thereof the
authorities OF such borough having charge OF thc
street al fairs of the borough may cause q notice IN
writing to be served upon the owner or The occn,,
pant OF said lands requiring tho necessary speclneu
work TO said Sidewalks to be done by taid owner or
occupant within q period OF not less Than twenty
days from the date Of service Of such notice.
whenever any lands arc unoccupicd and the owner
cannot be found within the borough. the eamc may
be mailed. postage prepaid TO MS Or ner gostomse
Address, II the same can be asccrtsined; in case
such ow ncr IL a nonresident OF the borough fnd MS
or her poet Office address cannot be ascertained,
then the notice may be inserted for four week,
once a week. In some newspaper OF such boiough;
in case the owner or occupant OF such lands shhn
not comply with the requirements OF such nouec u
shall be lawful for the street department OF the oof,
ough to cause the required work TO be done and
paid for out OF the moneys of the borough to ne
credit of the street department; the cost OF such
work shall b. certified by the person or persons
OF The collection Of taxes and assessments in such
borough; upon fling said certificate with the col
hector of taxes Of sad borough the amount OF the
cost Of such work shall be and become a lien upon
the said sbutling lands in the from or on the side
of which such work was done; and IL shall and may
be lawful for the authorities in such borough to
place the assessments made against any properly
improved In the manner specified In this act in the
annual tax bills. rendered to the owner or owners
Of such property. and the same may be collected IN
the same manner and by the same officers as taxes
arc or may be collected In such boroughs; In addi-
ton thereto the borough may have an action upon
contract to recover the taid amount against the
owner of said lands IN any court having obtained
Jurisdiction thereof: The certified copy OF the aforc-
said certificate shall in such an action be prima
facie evidence of The existence OF a debt due from
the said owner to the borough.
g. And be 1t enacted. That all moneys recovered
or paid 10 the borough under tho provisions Of the
last preceding section shall be credited to the nc
comm Of which the cost Of such work was paid,
4. And be 1t enacted. That this act shall take effect
Anproyed April IA, 1891.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

A Further Supplement 10 the act entitled y. an at
to regulate elections approved lh1 siAiou""'
day OF April. eighteen hundred aud 'ory'slN'
1 lie il enacted by the Senate aud ttchctal hs-
s.mbly of The state Of New Jersey, That Tor Inc
purpose Of clectinr members of the house OF rep
rcscntatiyCs of the United States, this STATE shau ne
divided into eight districts as follows. VIZ:
1. The counties ct Camden. Cumberland, cape
MAY. Gloucester and Salem shall constitute and he
called the First district -
and Ocean shall constitute and he called the Seconu
district. ua,-
mouth shall Constitute and be called Inc lh'ru JUS
trct. .
a. The COMMITTEES of Sussex. Warren. Hunlcrdon'
Morris, and the following townships OF the county
Of Essex, viz: Belyille. Bloomfield, lCaldAcll' East
Orange, Franklin, Mont ,lair ana bHinsspon s"s''
constitute aud be called the Fourth district.
5. The counties Of bergen and Passalc anu tne
following towns. townships and cities oil the county
of Hudson, viz: the township OF EuitenohtS Nur'n
Union. Wechawken. West llJhUkeu and the tow OF
linton shall constitute and he called the run dis-
trict.
8. The city Of Newark in the county Of Essex
shall constitute and be called the sixth district
4 The civ of Jersey City, The city VI liOboken'
and the townships OF Harrison and kctrney' aI ~
The county OF Hudson, shall constitute and be called
the Seventh district.
anre and the townships Of Clinton. south orange.
West Orange and Miiburn. all OF the county OF
Essex. and the city OF BayOnnc' 81 the cunity OF
Hudson shall constitute anu nt thNtu II b'S"''
district.
.. And be It enacted. That each of said districts
shall elect unc persiIn 10 represent tnls state IN the
house OF representatives at the lnltcd states,
which election shalt he he'd on the Tuesday next
alter the first Monday in November, IN the year
eighteen hundred aud ninety two. and on the Tues
day next after the first Monday in November on
each second year thereafter until Congress shaii
otherwise provide.
3. And be IL enacted, That in the Interpretation
OF this act all references to counties, cities, town
SHIPS. wards and other municipal divisions shaii De
taken rr refer to such counties. cities, townships,
wards and other municipal divisions rs they exist
at The time of the passage o; this act.
Approved April Il, 1891.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

s,r,ighicp the same. Il shall he lawful Tor snch
boatd Of directors to make such altceniloh' ptu
yided the owners OF lands on both sides 81 lue III
| ZION vacated. and the owners OF the lana Nh Nu.u
Il 4 proposcd TO relay snch portion shall courent -
| such alteration; and provided ihrihcT' lN'l y,
ton shall he built In tho manner prcsct,pyn w ~
building of the original TURNPIKE totn y, w H.,
| pany by Inc act under which the company may DC
incorporated. ,,,or.,iou
shall have been made, Il shall o. inc unl! y ~, ~
| said turnpike company to file In the uulce o. ny
cLrrk or register OF deeds of the county III Nn'un
such turnpike road may be situate me cunT'n ~.
the owners OF lands hcrcinbctorr mcntlohgn' uu.,
acknowledged or proved as In the case OF ue'tsu,
conveyance OF lands, and q certificate OF lhe IFaiu
of directors OF the turnpike company setting iutln
a description of the portion of such tnthpi,kc tuau
va, ated and where the same has been rclald' WhlCh
| r%ertjIcatr shall be executed under the common
senl OF The turnpike company and under inc maui
Of its president attcstcd by It's SECRETARY w "
proven rs in case OF deeds OF Conveyance OF SINUS
by corporations.
a Aid he il enacted, That in any case where a
turnpike road may run through, = pnh!lc PARK pv.
longing Ia any city. the consent hcrrinnTioru y
Toned shall, on behalf OF sad city ahu upVu "
oncst nv the common council or other governing
body OF such city, he executed by the mayor there'
of under the common seal OF The Guy.
l. And he il enacted, That the certificate ana coh'
srut. when filed as aforesaid. rhaIl he rcoOrucu ny
the clerk or register Of the county tnthc hnos con-
tanning the record of public roads and rom ihc
date OF such record The portion ui ,l,nInN MI tn-,h
| scribed in such record a. being vacated shall iot'n,
With become vacated. and n to the ne" portion OF
said road described in such record the sa'd tprhPisc
company shall forthwith become vested WIN aIltum
rights. privileges and franchises ana snnlect 9hn
The duties and obligations granted and imposed ny
The art under which !, Is inc orporated.
5 And be il enacted, Thai the said c~crtlheals
and consent. and the record thereof, or a copy ot,
smch record certified under the hand and official seal
OF the clerk or register of the county. shall be re-
cciyed in all conrts as evidence of the facts therein
set forth.
feet Immediately.
Approved April Z, 1891.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

An Act to appropr' ate twelve hundred dollars for
the purpose OF putting an apparatus for genera
ting gas in the state industrial school for girls.
Whereas, the state Industrial school for girls IL
located on the suburbs OF the city Of Trenton, and
beyond the point 10 connect with the gas mains
Of the gas co npanics Of said city; and whereas,
the only means of illumination In the Institution
are oil lamps. which arc hazardous Ia the prop
erty. aud especially dangerous since tho build
ings are not within reach Of the fire department
Of said city; therefore.
l.. 1e Il enacted by tho Senate and General As
pemhly Of the state of New Jcreey. That tho sun Of
twelve hundred dollars be aud the same IL hereby
appropriated from the treasury Of the rtaie for the
purpose of putting an apparatus for generating gas
in Tho stntc industrial school for girls. and for
making the necessary connections thereto OF pipes
aIi burners throughout the building.
9. And bc IL enacted. That the trustees OF said
fchoOl arc hereby authorized and directed 10 carry
oa, the measures prescribed by the nrrt section OF
this net, aud 10 rcpDrt their action Ia the governor
Of The state. and the comptroller uf that state II
hereby authorized, upon the completion OF the
work, to draw q warrant on the treasurer OF the
state, upon the governor 10 do 10, for the said sum
ot Twelve hundred dollars In favor Ut tho tr-nHurer
Of the hoard OF trustees OF sald school,
y. And he Il enacted, That tins act shall tako
rfret immediately.
Approved April T. 1891.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

A Further Supplement to an net entitled An act
to provide for the assessment and payment OF The
costs and expenses incurred in constructing sew
ers and making other improvements in town
ships and villages approved March twelfth,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-cight.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
s,mhly Of the State ot New Jersey, That wLrr'
any sewer which has heretofore ar may hereafter he
constructed under The provisions OF tins acI, inIui-
iug u trunk line into which lateral sewcTs may dis.
charge, or through which The surface drainage and
sewage OF o district may be carried to Underwater ur
other receptacle, 1t shall aud may be lawful in as
scssiug the benefits which may have been or may be
conferred upon the property by the construction oil
said trunk line Dt sewers tor the commissioners al'
pointed To Assess such benefits to ASSESS the same
as follows: such assessment shall he made upon all
the property beueftcd and TO be benefited within
the entire drairagc district OF snch trunk sewer;
where All Immediate or direct benefit may be or l.
secured, the assessment. when finally confirmed.
shalt be c0llectiDle AT once; and where the benefit
is prospective and depends upon the construction
of lateral and connecting sewers not yet built, then
the assessment made upon such property, in every
such case shall constitute a first lien thereon. nj and
from the iime when the lateral sewer Ia constructed
connecting the property 20 assessed with such
trunk line, aud shall be Colicctihlc 1T The same time
the benefits assessed thereon for the construction OF
such connecting lateral sewer is or may be by law
collectib,e and such assessments shall draw inter-
est only from the time the assessment for benefits
made upon property along the line of such lateral
sewers, Tor the construction thereof, may draw ill.,
tercst, and al the same rate.
=. And be it enacted, That all acts, aud parts
of acts Inconsistent with this act. be aud the same
are hereby repealed, and this act shall take effect
immediately.
Approved April G, 1921.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05
A wonderful Bronze Pagoda.

A missionary who has settled in the
province OF Sz-Chuan, Central China,
and who has visited the great Buddhist
peak, Mount One, describes the temples
around the base as still showing many
wonderful works Of art. Near the foot
Of the mountain there still stands a
pagoda Of bronze fifteen stories high, be-
lievcd to be upward OF a thousand years
old. From the ground to tho polished
ivory tip this immense structure Is liter
ally covered with delicate figures Of
men, beasts, birds and reptiles. OF fig
urcs of Buddha there arc M less than
4700 within the province, most Of them
in the immediate vicinity Of the sacred
pcnk.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05
C~LxxxvliI.

A Further Supplement To an act entitled AN act
for the formation OF borough governments" ap.
and scventy-eisht, and Of the several supplements
thereto.
/. he it enacted by the Senate and General AS
scmniy OF the sta,e OF New Jersey. That any bor.
to which this ira supplement. may extend h. cor
poratc boundaries In Inc following manner: Upon
a petition beiug presented 10 the borough council
the land so to be included within the limits OF such
borough. and signed by persons owning at least
nine,tenihs Of The land descriocd IL said petition,
limits of said borough 90 as TO include eaid land.
the borough council may pass an ordinance euacting
NV fo,h" s 1,snd ~. =, = ~, p ,nn ,an 10y ,ne p1rough
petition may be includcd therein, which saId ofdi
nance shall Get forth specifically the boundaries of
. And be il enacted. That whenever sny borough
Incorporated as aforesaid shall now be or become
possessed Of any land lying adjacent to said borough
territory by grant. purchase or devise. the borough
ing that the boundaries OF eaid borough may be ex-
tended so that the land so acquired shall be and be-
come a part OF such borough. which ordinance
shah fully set forth the boundaries Of the land so to
b. added thereto.
g. And be il enacted. That after any said ordi-
nance shall have been passed, approved BY, the
to law. a copy OF the same shall b. forthwith trans
mitted by the borough clerk Of such borough to the
county : srs ., The county in which such borough
to the secretary OF the state. and upon said copies
of said ordinahce being fled in said Offices Of said
comfy SSr,b Y e ssjs and ,.,,i, s=esre snG e stsss, the .h ,sad ts so Sc, :
part Of said borough and become subject to all the
laws and ordinances regulating and governing the
same: provided however, that nothing, herein shall
within or annex to its territorial limits any part or
portion of any other city. town or borongh.
4 And be It enacted, That this act shalt take ef-
feet Immediately.
Approved April IA, 1891.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05
German
Syrup

Martinsville, NJ, Methodist Par
sonage. My acquaintance with
your remedy, Boschee's German
Syrup, was made about fourteen
years ago, when I contracted a Cold
which resulted in a Hoarseness and
a Cough which disabled me from
filling my pulpit for a number Of
Sabbaths. After trying a Physician,
without obtaining relief-I cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
II saw the advertisement of your
remedy and obtained a bottle. ]
received such quick and permanent
help from it that whenever we have
had Thrc 1t or Bronchial troubles
since in our family, Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has been our favorite
remedy and always with favorable
results. l have never hesitated to
report my experience of its use to
others when / have found them
troubled in like manner" REV.
W. H. HAGGARTy,
of the Newark, New A Safe
Jersey, ME. Confer
ence, April as, 90. Remedy.
r n cpEEN coIa xy,n,6r Woodhvrv n I
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

An Act to authorize corporations formed fus tho
purpose Of constructing or repairing either
railroads.. water. gas, ur electric works tunnels
bridges. viaducts, canals, hOtels, wharvcs, Iicrsi
or any or all such works or internal improve.
meni. or pnblic use or ntility, to subscribe Tor.
lake. pay for in property, materials or services
hold, use and dispOsc of stock or bonds In any
corporation formed for the purpose OF construct
ing. maintaining ana operating any such pnbhc
works,
/. BE il enacted nv the Senate and General As.
scmbly of the State of New Jersey, Thst in al
cases where corporations have heretofore been OF
are hereafter Incorporated under the provisions OF
an act entitled AN act concerning corporations,
approved April seventh, one thousand eight hun,
drc1l and seventy-fve. having for theii genera
object or purpose the building. constructing or re-
pairing Of raiiroads, water. gas. or electric works
tunnels. bridges, yiaducts, canals, hotels, wharvcs,
piers, or any or all such works of internal Improve
mcnt or public use or utility, IL shall and may be
lawful for such corporations 10 subscribe Tor, take
pay for. hold. use aud dispose of stock or bonds III
any corporation formed Tor the purpose OF con
s%truct'ng. maintaining and operating any such puo-
Tic works, with the same T ghts and privileges as
individuals would be eut tied 10 in like case; and II
shall and may he lawful for the dir, ctors OF any
such corporation formed for the pitpose Of CON
tracing. maintaining and operating any puDhc
work Or works of the character and description
aforesaid, to accept IN pay mcnt Of any such sub.
s~cription or purchase. property real OF personal
necessary Tor the purposes of such corporation or
work. labor aud services performed or materials
furnished TO or Tor such corporation for the uses
and purposes thereof to the amount of the value
thereof. and from time 10 time to Issue upon any
such ~ J%scriptiOn or purchase in such miscellaneous
or proportions, rs such din ctorS may agree upon
full paid stock q in full or partial performance OF the
who Q orfSny part OF such subscription or purchase,
aud the stock so issued shall he declared and taken
TO be fun paid stock aud not liable TO any further
call. neither shall the holder thereof be liable for
any further payments under any ot the provisions
Of auy act, and said stock shall have lcgibly
stamped upon the face therol ' issued for property
purchased, and in all statements and reports of
The company TO be published this stock shall not
be stated or reported M being issued for cash paid
INTO the company, hut shall be reported in tins re-
spect according to the fact.
=. And be il enscIed, That all acts and parts NJ
acts. whether general, special. local or otherwise, in
any manner iucOnstt tent with or repugnant to the
provisions of this act be and the same are hereby
repealed.
B. And be it enacted. That this act shall take
effect immediately.
Approved April 6, 1891.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05
A Magnificent Walnut Tree.

A veneer mill in Grand Rapids, Mich,
recently purchased a magnificent spcci-
men Of blister walnut, which cut up in-
to five logs twelve feet long and one
seven foot log, all of them os round and
regular as il turned in q lathe. The logs
range from ~fortyscight inches in diane
ter at the butt OF the tree to thirty in
chcs, and will cut about 5000 feet of
rare aud very valuable stuff. 1t IS to be
cut into fancy veneers.-Phladelphia
Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

A Supplement 10 au act entitled An act to provide
for the better protection OF the fishing Interests OF
this state approved April fifth, one thousand
eight hundred and seyeHty-eight.
/. BE il euacIed by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, Of The State of New jersey, That hereafter IL
shat not be lawful for any person or persons To put.
plaee and keep, either by night or by day. in the
Cohanscy river, tho Maurice rver, Dividing creek.
Santuxet creek. Back creek. or Okonokc creek, ali
In the county of Cumberland, for the purpose of
catching eels, any Gel pot basket or bsskcts, OF
whatever material the same may be constructed.
between The flrst days Of September and March in
each aud every year.
= And be it enacted, That any person or persons
who shall offend against the provisions OF this act
shall. upon conviction thereof before any justice
Of the pcsoe Of said county, or in any county i'll
which the offender resides or may be found. be pun
ished by imprl sOnment In the county Jail where the
conviction is had for the term OF ten days, or by a
fine of twenty dollar an costs for each and every
Uiiense, 1ue-third OF raid fine TO bc pad by said
justice into the treasury VI the stale, One.thiri To
the hsh warden making The complaint, and the bal.
ancc 10 the person or persons furnishing material
evidence towards conviction, aud when II fne Il inn
pose the offender or offenders To stand committed
until such iiuc and costs are paid.
8. Aud be 1t enacted. That all acts or parts Of arts
Inconsistent with THE act be and the same arc hereby
repealed; that this act shall he deemed u public act
and thall take effect Immediately.
AppfuVed April IL, 1891,
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

At Baalbcc, in Syria, the traveller secs
Mt the quarry, nearly ready to be moved
from the pillars that support it, a stone
7Ixl4xl3 feet, containing 1892 cubic
feet. And this stone has waited for
more than 1000 years. There are foul
stones nearly us large, which have beer
transported a mile or more and put into
the foundations of the Temple Of tn.
sun. The a~ncients did know how te
handle big stones, and we have not YET
quite reached their standard Of size.-
San Francisco Examiner.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

An Act To extend and fix the term of office of city
trcasnrers in cities nominated by the mayor and
confirmed by the city council or gOycrnini board
Of any city 80 that The same shall expire with that
Of he comptroller or other corresponding financial
officer.
l. be it enacted by the Senate and General As
semhly nt the State Of New Jersey, That in all cities
in which the city treasurer IL nominated by the
MAYOR and confirmed by the city council or other
governing board Of Hnch city the term OF Office of
the city treasurer therein shall be and it IL hereby
extended and fSed so that the saiie shall expire ut
the same time as that of the term OF office OF the
comptroller or other corresponding financial officer
therein whose term shall expire subsequent to the
passage Of this act.
=. And b. 1t enacted. That all acts and charter pro-
visions Inconsistent herewith be and they are hereby
repealed. and thai this act shall take effect immedi-
ately.
Approved April Il. 1891.