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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-30
Railroads.

Ob ana aver september |tH, 1919
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. MrPalImap yestbule Sleeping and ParlOr Car
I8dsnapS 6a IL 4C % Chicago 55 P m ara d.
Except TS next gay connects also Tor 10'Oo
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. W. Compo ed exclusively Of Pullman Vest6Ge
and Can prgsenInf nSnS r both
ssxs sdo! maid barbsr.,hoP bTify and ali con-
HeneRGes Of home or ohee Lighted by Sta5onary aa
indianapolis ii 40 M, and Chicago 9:45 a. m. next
IT. LOUIs AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
300 r. W. Pullman Vestibue Sleeping Cars from New;
Cincinnati. Passenger coach New.York to Columbus;
Arrives Cincinnati ii 20 a. M, and St. Louis 200
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
400 and Ed sfe@s @enF
Coaches from New.YOrk to Chicago. Arrives in Chi
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p. W. Pullman Vesbue Sleeping Car New; York 70
pttsburg St. Louis Chicago, Cincinnati Cleveland end
FtsBaTs to Ecs3ad and c9issSo ArriSs; & SCIa gG
bus S2 a aSa @ cu, go o NM .eeoaG
Ing Connect, for Cleveland and Toledo daily. except
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 Buffet Shaping Car The to
Valley; arrives weekdays at Columbus rs p M.
Cleveland :35 p next day, and daily at Ch d
and FOR Cleveland and Columbus, except SATURDAY.
400 P. M.-Shenandoah Valley Express with Through
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited Express" Of Pullman Parlor Cars
with Dining Car Batmore). daily, except Sunday,
1O10 NJ, arrive Washington 20 p M; ana ION on
gressonal Limited daily, with Dining Car, at Blu
p M, arrive Washington % p. M regular cypress
300 100, 80 and II 100 a. m, 40 80 200 and
100 D. M 10 rs night. For BaltimCre only. LOO
D. m. Sundays 10 and $ 80 a. m. 80, 100, and
90 D. IN. and II :15 night. 80
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. 1 100 p. m. weekdays. with
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE MAY 90 p. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90 20 90 80 900 30 100 Pennsylvania
Limited with Dining Car, aad 10 10 Washington Lin
tied, with Dining Car. and II 200 a. M II 20 l 700
900 D. IN. and II rs night. Accommodations: IL 10 a.
m. 40 and 200 p. N. Sunday EApress 10 80.
900 90 90 Lmted and 10 100 M 100, 100, 80.
. O0 30 500 and 90 p. m, and IL 10 night Ae-
commodation, 100 D. M.
Time tables OF trains h local points the Pennsyl
Nania Railroad System apply at the following Ticket
Offices Nos 43J $40 and 9if Broadly ay AstOr House.
and foot Desbrosses and COrtlandt Court-st
$50 Futon.st.. and Broo6lyn Annex Station, foot OF
Fulton. st Brooklyn; Is lIudOnst Hoboken: Station
Jersey City.
The New or Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to destination
CHAS T.. PUGH. r. WOOD,
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Diuioeno Notices
GREAT NoRTHERNyo KAILWAATY COMPANY

GREAT NoEgTH TER {. & g FysY COMPANY
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of One and One
3te Su% Stock Of s' on ana; ra3ab tbs
and after Monday, November p 1891 to stockholders OF
re'G fSe Tn ransr BOOKS will be closed twelve o'clock noon
On MednesISa oyy,eu Is,o5er Isai '"1
THURSDAY N0'e''OeE Dw4RD 7. NICHOLS, Secretary.
THE AMERICAN EXcHAXGEo EATI no., a R5NK
At A MEETING of the Board OF Directors
n held this day dividend Of Three and OnehS E Na
books will Close Hb%A Hf sG sci ca SST'~
THE COOK & BERNHEIMER CO..
ia TO 100 FRANKLIN ST.,
NEW-YORK October 8, 1891.
At A MEETING of the Directors held this
A day somlonnual dividend Of four per cen: on the
i,rserred Stock was declared, payable Nov mber a.
Transfer books close N0''"' All MoG t Treas SSF"
6rtT1-E OF THE SOUTHERN Pacific COMPANY.
NO % pEoADNs NV 4 9dkK' 6etd dPi q 1891
coupons due November |, 1891, from the
- following bonds will be paid on November and there
after a a. tom MaTlsburg and san Antonio Railway Co.
western D'i'i'H' nE TfM nSTi9 GoFKIYs
coupons of the IIoboken Land and Improve
II" F S' WITH Tx MGRRf 20 g. at the
'H00 VI 1O2 Broadway ~ y, city.
CHICAGO and Alton r. r. Sinking Fund
" Bonds Louisiana and Missouri Rive X H. second
derpons and dividends on the above maturing Novem
Once osf Of ''' VIII " jS . N, EAr9N %er ga
~, IDEND NOTICE. .,,
ayf9s Gf % the d95 pon ess
pany Nov 1891 stockholders Of record al close
Of 2Ss9Ts soseT Books Of the Common Stock closed
Now 70 No S "a t both n Say Of q' pirssc,
pos 1891. {. y. tOEtlNt lIcdsuItEs-
~ o HOLDERS OF THE INCOME BONDSOF
THE coMsT0GK ~ NIL coM dP!sStiu, to tho
Of Oct Y SS w be N paid by G che OF G@ aSa 1 n
M Cmggs3y S S no IL gss1 Pcar, in regard to said
sePeemen and stamping bo had uon sppIIea'io" at
this once TIE Il q GO $s feti 5S T;
No. rs Broadway. New.York, oct. % 1sol -
PACIFIC nAXK. 40 BGoAD 1g 70,
rrUE BOARD OF DIRECT0RS have this day
I declared quarterly dividend Of t"o per cent pay
f6S tfaS ran viii be So'sd % Eek h i9 ease
OFFICE OF THE BAt 6THIE6h nE 6et r. % r. s 3d.
n, HE COUPONS due November 1, 1891, on
Ss d Pf haaG vii R' 5. l & a So5S5s
As, . &EExAT6f Brown W ~ 52Es H'l'%2'f
n0RNi6UER2, cEyrR4 Ha,S CO. y oS 6 MSh...
TT HE COUPONS due Nov lst on the First
Mortgage per cent Gold Bond OF this Company will
-, aid On ufesentAton It. ONCE OF after NOV =
DC pdiu U" P'N LORENZO NJ GIII.ET
Treasurer.
THE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFACTURING Co;
ofFlOE VI NEWYOKK. oct. 5. 1891.
rTHE SEMI. ANNUAL four per cent dividend
/ due November 1. 1891 on the First Preferred StoeH
=, rhe National Starch Manufacturing Company WIZ ue
maid al this ONCE November 70 ,t"ehhode' OF feeo'u
~ 80 eiosinc % thu books Ortoter Is lsel
oCo' VI. Be cored at Ss SSS p m mo- ol
Der sdvo N ana reopen cHAhLFS BURNS Treasurer
THE NATIONAL STARCH MANuFASl III ~ az Wv
offlOS W i NETWORK. Oct. 3. 1891.
mn .,Don. dus November l. Isl1 the Bonds Of The
Satonal Starch Manufacturing Company VII De pSlu on
Monday November . presentation At the ohaso Ma
tional BANK Ne"'i"S u.prTS q RURNS Treasurer.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON.

For Philadelphia at 80 746 100. 10 90 IL 80 M.
30 . 90 30 90, 100. :0O 80 D. M, 10 rs
night SUNDAYS, 90, 10 30 IL 80 100, 8 80.
100, 100 p. II 10 night ~ ., "a go
For baltimore and Washington daily at 90 IL 80, with
Dining Car, a. M. 100, 1870 Dining Carr 500 D.
l. Tians leaving at As q. M 80 90. 90, 7:3o p
m y rs night Except Saturday night sundays, II 80
H. 80 800 600, p. have connection for Reading,
For sunbury and wiamspOr via Phlladelphla az rs
(eXcept Saturday night, Sundays, q: 100 p. N.
Tickets aud Par5r-Csr be procured at H. i72.
POI AS 944 lao, 1923 Broadway 737 6thave., 20i
Wet 125thst. 1874 East 125thst.. SewYorl Courtst..
$50 FultOn-s:., 90 Broadway, Brooklyn.
NCw-York Transfer Company will call for and check bag
gage from hotel or residence.
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN HALLWAY
Trains leave West 42d-st at 80 A. NJ. 90 min
Mnnewaska and Waikiki Valley r. r. stations Middle
FSlisbugh Liberty Livingston Manor Hancock. Carbon.
dale, Scranton, Walton Delhi SIDNEY, Norwich Edmeiton,
Utica Rome, Oneida, Oswego Detroit, Chicago, and
sis r. NJ. Campbell Hall, Lakes MChonk and Mime
waska, Waikiki Valley stations, MddletOwn, Blooming
burgh Elenville, Ealis6urgh Hureyve. Liberty, White
700 p NJ, Mlddletown, Fallsburgh Liberty, Liy.
ingiton Manor, Roekllnd, Walton sidney NORWICH.
Oneida OswegO, Rochester Niagara Falls, Detroit Chi
csgo and West Pullman sleepers reclining chair car free
suspense Bridge. DAILY all other trains daily, ex
cept Sunday.
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping berths
obtained az 323 Broadway New-York. J. c. Anderson.
p A. Exchange Place. New York
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T. = RIE LINE S ,

n RE | Z 5 !.
r,, burg MddetoS1.. Por: leryJ, Monticello White
E Lake HOnesdae scranton BinghaTPton, En'
Avon spras &ocSiter uornsi,yc Ba ao Sasara
St. Louis chicago aud ali points west. Solid trains Be:
tween New York and Chicago. No change Of cars Choice
Through trains leave New.York. foot OF Chambers.s as
tollow and Aye minutes earlier. unless otherwise shown.
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS
q m A. NJ. Daily-vla Niagara Balls and Chautauqua
2OU Lake Pror Ger NeT to bI pn. SGePer
union station SxSept Sundy for Montlceo III
yESTIBULED LIMITED.
3 on p NJ. Dailysod train for Chicago via Chautau-
70 cScsgo a ce e % and ds 70 '''S0 S'er
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
. Oh p. NJ except Sunday-For BinghOmtOn Honesdae
chicago AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
= OhIP. NJ Dqly-solid train to Chicago via Niagara
Bt,ro Eoehe5 geT toronto aud Chicago '''''''
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
$50 d & &c cSessSg s has and %
'"'''' ''4 FOR PORT JERyIs
wv EEK DAYS. 10 =. IN. (23dst 300, :j2 a. m.
W 3sdt no. a. M 1870 "a a. N ssa5, P ~ 80
p n nm H., p D. 'i H. 80 p m, 80 p NJ H.
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DAYs-4:l5 a. N. (2Sd-st. S:55l 9 a. m, $40
w p. M. - p M. p IL, : p NJ sandays--o a. IN.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
M APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
AIMING select ilSt Of hocs and board houses
S SomS ao and !s' anneT
IN ICKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMoDATIoNs at
rrc -a 93 s aa3 $50 Ss'S a BSok@
Tor Broadway Wiansburg corner Newark and hudson
con- mSo Sa for and baggage resi-
dene'S S EISIsSRSON General Passenger Agent.
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cOrtIsnet I'D Des-
brosses sts., as follows .-,,-......
10 a. IN. for Geneva, Lyons Elinira, Rochester Bur
tlo and the West Pottsyic ard PRINCIPAL local go1s
ga m. for --uch Chunk and nterned ., p Slnts'
'T N for TnNhannock and ntermedste points Chair
Car to Tunkhannock Connection 70 Heading ana ha'r'
$.o p M for l. and n; Junction and principal inter-
40 m for Post.ve sSd points Chair
coda5 s9 S to g. @eu ana ron,, Buff
80 p for Gene,9 Lyon E.mt r. yoas and sms
rains leaving at 10 M II 80 a m p nj and
$40 D. H. connect all points In Mahoney ana hash'
BIO A. m. for Mauch Chunk, HaIeon and Intermediate
points and IL a. M for Shenandoah s'a in'efHeu'S''
poSstii5 D. m Tor Msuch Chunk and Intermediate point
falo sSd he West Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons and su'.
pension bT General rs.torn oece 2s3 Broadway.
The NsMY S T Or nee Trough to i Gaaso on''
WLST SHORE RAILROAD, a.; J; g; e
S:fs f.ajss 4? S.g.,$ ia s!.::
ms c,5 % 20 10 OJ a. 81 is h9 s is p No.
F,. 10 90 Eos.9 s s g sstss
Kin and Albany, . 80. is: 10 I'll as M.
s,H Go X S1S ' g. : i5 w's DOM:
4 IS So III IS D. iS itGS a@4 Gansa.
S,Ssa F. Toronto N p s sad e.
A. hIoot G;Aer vs i bGsos Si ANN exp
E s1S9 and . 10 "a. as ss ss s
,ons Scs: erOGs sy 3 s'2 %sssss
s sswTG'fig I psr ESss ~ West sAf
6 sv. T. k ks@Sast' ''''''' ''''''
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THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

THE DAY IN HE BUNU MAhNEI
Small sales of both coupon and registered IS
were made at full prices and bids for this issue
of Government bonds were raised IA per cent.
The other changes in prices were insignificant
The closing quotations were az follows
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
ADVANCE BOND NEWS
Location. Character. Amount
Los Angeles, 4Cal-Cafornia State Association
Of Irrigation Districts, president J.
w. Nance, Of PERKS, Cal; has
passed q resolution make inquiries
action 10 bring about
operative action In marketing IrriRa
ton District bonds. Our reports FOR
months past have mentioned the
incorporation Of numerous Irrigation
companies with small capital, TO
water limited districts.
CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL.
Iocaton Ttle Capital
'0u''O"' way Company 100000
wheeling w Va-Edison Light, Heat and
PRESIDENT .".i'.'. .......'....."' 500 600
Milwaukee. Wis.-Newport Mining Company; A.
". Wagner president ....-.-- 100000
ill.-Mt Vernon Water Works
Company; George w. Evans. pres
dent: q supply city with water 10000
O'"''sO pany: PRESIDENT Samuel p Cady 100000
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CENTRAL II. IL. OF NEW-JERSEY

FOOT OF NOhlh hAvG"
Time Table OF october u. 1891.
4;3O a. m. for Easton, Mauch Chunk Wlkesbarre.
Scranton Reading, Harrisburg Tamaqua, Posyle SHAM
okin Sunbury, Willamsport. On Sundays for Eastoa.
Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre and Scranton.
90 a. m. for Easton and Allentown
200 a. H. for Easton and Mauch Chunk. on Sundays,
s:45 a. m. for Easton, Msuch Chunk, Wilkesbarre,
Scranton Reading Harrisburg Pottsve Tamaqua Sham
okin Sunbury Wiamsport. Through coach to Williams
90 D. m for Faston Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg Pottsville Shamokn, Sunbury and Wiliamsport
on Sunday Ea- ton, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua Potts.
vle Reading and HARRISBURG ,, ,,., ,,,
burg Wilkestarre Scranton, Tamaqua PottsVile, Sha
80 D. m. for Easton and Allentown.
545 b. for EastOn, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
Z 3o D. m for Faston and Allentown.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 80. S:15,
IL rs a. M, l 80, 80. 90 p sundays, rs a.
100 D. m except Freehold. . -
For Red BANS Long Branch and points sS1th 70 PoiHs
ony. 800, 20, 800 B. m sunday ySo except Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barnegat. 80. rs
a. M ]. 80, a 90 express) p. m.
For Atlantic City, Vineand and Brldgeton at 80
For Monmouth Beach and Seabrght at 30 lis.
II 10 a. M, 30 @ - Seabright eXpre's 200. 4:20
9 100 D. m Sundays, 9 rs a. m. 100 p. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Oct 20. I D. m.-Consols, o. l-l6 for money
and 9jls for the account NewYork, Pennsylvania And
Ohio first mortgage bonds 3S1 Canadian Pacific, OLE
Erie 81 Mexican ordinary, 32hi St. Paul common,
77l2
Money 2od3 per cent.
The discount in the market for both short
and three months bills T. 3i2 per cent
Parts advces quote per cent renes OF 98 francs ~
oil ana exchange London at
% francs 2jl2 confines for checks.
Tho bullion 10 the Bank England decreased c674o0o
during the past week.
The proportion Of the Bank Of Englsnds reserve 10
liability which last week 3755 per cent "a now
3s $50 per cent.
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THE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFACIIRdNS 40, 20;
olrt NJ y OF TiiF TREASURIlR 80. - BROADWAY
offiOS W 4 NEW.YORK Oct 3 1891.
m, oo,Don. due November l. 1sgt the Bonds Of The
stspch Manufacturing Company viii be paid on
Monday November .. upon presentation AZ inc Naeo VA
nonai BAhA' new CHARLES c. BURNS. Treasurer.
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TUE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFACTURING Co;
OFFICE OF THE TREAsL lIER 80; 20 Bh9ADiwtAf
rTUE SEMI ANIMAL four per cent dividend
due November 1897 o. se rs pe1e% Vii sI'a Se
"a "A ~ mis- office ON November STOCKHOLDERS OF record
~ 80 eiosing % thu booKs Oeioter -. lNel
The tran fer books will be closed a. o'clock D. M oeto
no, is and reopen A. 10 o'clock MeineSdry moLihg'
VI Sd,.oro,.,,I CHARLES c. BURNS Treasurer
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| 10000. lilo.
! 81 l. d Southw n

ONNfs .ssA ~
Glass Is
1000. ......1l3A
Seattle l. S & + LIST
1000. .
1000. .SS%
, so Pac Of y VI LIST
5000.
Tenn c l d. X 6s
Birming'm Div LIST
5000. SO. .93
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-03
FOR THE READING ROOM.
Free Library Trustees Negotiating for
the Hudson Bank Basement

Free Library Trustees Negotiating for
the Hudson Bank Basement
Negotiations are pending, in fact. by
this time many have closed between the
Trustees of the Free Public Library and
the Hudson County Bank Directors for
accommodation in the basement Of the
Hudson County Bank Building, where
the Trustees propose to locate the reading z
room In connection with the Free Public
Library.
The trustees are singularly fortunate
in their choice. The Hudson County
Bank building Immediately adjoins that
of the Provident Savings Bank in the
basement of which is located the library
A doorway will be cut through the wall
separating the two buildings and COM
munication be thus directly established II
the place is secured. The new reading
room will thus be located on the corner
of York and Washington streets, with
entrances from both streets. The entire
main basement Of the handsome stone
and marble structure is one large room
with oruamented pillars. It Is well
lighted and ventilated by day, and Is al
ready supplied with several ornamental
chandeliers for night.
1t vii! be fitted up to accommodate at
least seventy readers, and will be supplied
with over three hundred of the leading
periodicals of the day.
The basement of the wing IN the rear
of the main building viii be fitted up as
room for trustees
Thus the Free Public Library of Jersey
City will occupy the Easements of prob
ably the two finest buildings in the city,
conveniently located, no stairs TO climb,
but easy Of access from both Washington
and York streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-03
FIREBUGS AT WORK.
A Dastardly Attempt to Set Fire to q
Frame Tenement.

A Dastardly Attempt to Set Fire to q
Frame Tenement.
A dastardly attempt TO set fire TO a
frame tenement house in neighborhood
full of frame buildings built closely to-
gether and occupied by poor people was
attempted last night about half-pasl eight
o'clock at No. 1872 Pavonia avenue, Dut
luckily was discovered before the fire
gained much headway.
About eight O'clock pedes-
trian passing No. 132 Pavonia ayen ne
from the Erie ferry had his attention al
tracted to the hallway by q bright light.
The street door was open, and looking in
he saw the rear part of the hail was afire.
The store is occupied bY an Italian fruit
dealer and the man told him, and to-
gether they endeayored to extinguish il
utes, and investigation then showed the
diabolcal plot.
The building is a frame one, and built
on the style Of double house. The store
west of the entrance is occupied by the
fruit dealer, who occupies the premises
above. The store west of the entrance is
occupied as segar store. while above
two families reside. All around the
nighbornood are small frame buildings.
In the back yard are stored a number OF
boxes, and from the appearance Of It easy
access can De gained from one yard to
ADOEleF.
Whoever the irebug is he must have
gained entrance through the back door,
He took good handful of oakum, used
on the railroad for packing purposes, and
saturated it thoroughly with kerosene.
He then hung II from the knob Of the
door in the rear of the hail, letting it hang
loose. A piece of paper was placed on
the floor and then lit. IL blaZed up in an
instant, and could not have been burning
more than q minute or so when il was
discovered. Still no one was seen in the
neighborhood, and no idea is had Of who
could have done the deed. The door was
deeply eharred, ana few minutes more
burning would have proved highly disas-
trous.
AT the Second precinct police station IT
is said that one person mas from time 10
time since last August attempted TO set
fire TO tenements in the same vIciuity.
Captain Kelly gave his men strict in
strnctions 10 look out for the person or
pers ons guilty of this crime.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-03
BAUER BID TOO Low.
But Must Do the work-KeArny Wants
One More Bridge.

But Must Do the Work-Ksarny Wants
One More Bridge.
The meeting Of the Board Of Freehold
ers last night did not last more than half
an hour, but considerable business was
transacted. Freeholders German, Ellis
and Perry were absent. The Board re-
ceived large number Of claims which
were ordered paid John Bauer requested
the Board 70 release him from his
contract TO paint the almshouse
because he failed to allow for the out
buildings when he made his estimate and
bid. Freeholder Pfngsten said he would
be compelled to vote no, for to permit
Bauer 10 withdraw from the contract
would be to establish bad precedent.
He said the county would loose the diff
ference between Bauer's bid and the next
lowest. The precedent would also open
door for fraud. for two men could make
an arrangement whereby one should bid
very low, and get the contract, and then
be relieved of the contract, and his con-
federate get it at higher figures. Messrs.
Tierney aud Director Brug1eman also
voted no. and the request 20 be relieved
from the contract was denied
jeremiah Maher, in some secluded
nook, discovered an alleged claim for
services to the county, and being refused
payment for the said services. whatever
District Court to recover $50. The case
was made returnable today. Henry II.
Hawkins, a lumber dealer, was another
gentleman who discovered a lost claim
His was for s36.4s for lumber furnished
Mr.. Hawkins said be had presented bill
November 8, 1890. and a duplicate of Ii
Jannary l6 of the present year, but he had
not been paid. He said he thought he
had W tied a sufficient time. The CLAIM
was referred TO the Committee on County
Institutions.
Some citizens OF Kearny sent the
Board communication asking that body
70 build bridge from the gully road over
the Passaic River to Halstead street, New
ark. 1t was ordered that the communi-
cation be spread in full upon the minutes
and referred to the Committee on North
Bridges.
DIR. King, Superintendent Of theAsylum.
reported for the month of March the total
number OF inmates to be 3l2, OF which 116
were males; females. 167; employees, %.
The total cost, s.. 3.5SS09; average cost.
S1150.
Warden Grimes, OF the Penftentiary. re-
ported for the same month the total num-
Der of inmates, PA; males, 1S7; females,
"a; male employees, 2S; female employees,
20. The total cost, s., ,33S. s.; average cost,
s13.6s
Marden Ryan, Of the Asylum, for
March, reported the total number of In
mates 693; ADULT males, 252: minor males,
lao; adult females, 1Ss; minor females. 90;
employees, 21- Total cost, S7,096. 35; aver
age cost, $1O.24.
Freeholder Hennessey offered a resoiu-
tion, which was adopted, that the Com
mittee on Asylums be authorized to pur-
chase one dozen uniform caps for the
male attendants at cost not to exceed
500 He said the females would wear
French lace czps.
The Board adjourned.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-03

AT a meeting of the John f Dunno As-
sociation last night, the straight Demo-
cratic ticket was endorsed. Elaborate
arrangements were made for the formal
opening of the association rooms at New
York avenue and Franklin street. Invi-
tations were ordered sent TO Governor
Abbtet, Congressman Mcdonald, Mayor
Cleveland, and all the county and city
officials. The Executive COMMITTEES was
authorized to secure the talent for the 0c-
casion. Arrangements were also COM
pleted for the concert to be given At kess-
leris Hall on the evening OF April %
Thirty new members were taken into tbs
club and twenty propositions received
At the conclusion of the meeting social
session was held
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-03
stola enc sleeper,s Watch.

James ". truth, Of No. 10 Chambers
street, West Hoboken, entered The
Thistle" saloon, Kept by Samuel Evans at
the corner of Ferry and Washington
streets, Hoboken, this morning He was
intoxicated, ana soon fell asleepfn chair.
While he was asleep Joseph Norman.
twenty-five years old. a ene-armed youth,
relieved him of golu watch. When
truth awoke he informed the bartender
of his loss and the bartender suspected
Norman, ana the police were notified.
Policeman Thomas Peters caught Nor
man in barber shop on Fifth street with
the stolen watch in his possession. Nor
man is held for trial.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-03
CRONHEIM GOES TO JAIL.

siegfried Cronheim was arranged be-
fore Judges Lippiucott and Paxtor this
afternoon and waived examination.
Judge Lippincoit spoke OF the officials
Of Hoboken in the severest terms.
He set Mr. crouheim's bail at 5000
on unincumbered property. Gustave
Hauser offered to 20 security but he could
not offer unincumbered property SO
Judge Lippincott ordered Mr.. Cronhefm
to be committed. As THE NEWS goes to
press he is on his way to the County Jail