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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-22
GREENvILLE GOSSIP.

Miss May Humphreys of Hooker ave.
nue. has returned to the State Normal
School a t Trenton
Mr.. John MorreIl, proprietor OF Bamber
Hall, has joined the Y. NJ. G.. A.
Charles r. Burger, president OF the
GreenvIlle Y. M. 9. A.. left yesterday for
Boston, where he will attend the conven-
ton Of the Eastern Amateur Press Asso-
citation.
Architect A. J. Smith has taken pos
session of his new place on Ocean and
Stevens avenues.
Mr.. j. Coleman will shortly break
ground for q two-story frame dwell
ing on Hooker avenue, between Gar
field avenue and Avenue e.
Several young men IN this section have
organized an amateur telegraph COM
pany. A wire has been strung between
the different houses, and at almost any
hour of the day the Instruments on the
line can be heard clicking away at a
furious rate. The company is known as
The Greenville Amateur Telegraphic
Association
Mr. William Outwater has been ap-
pointed oTganist OF the Greenville Re
formed Church
Mr. Ed Schultz, Greenville's champion
bowler, will captain the team of the New
AT iitetic Club next year.
The members OF the Greenyille Y NJ !.
G. A. are wondering at what has become
81 AiphoBse Bouchet. editor of the Ass0-
tiut3on Notes The January number Of
Tho paper has not yet made its appear
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THE OS AND THE MACS.

Battle Scared Veterans of the O'Neiiis
-Mcnaughlins' Gossip.
1t is not generally known chat there are
a number of veterans in the O'NeilI Asso-
ciahon. The association, however, has
full quota of army veterans.
Tommy O'Connor. they tell me, is full
of lead pipe, received in a battle which
took place at Cooks Walk, Coney Island,
last summer.
Overseer of the Poor John e. Hewitt
carries the biscuit for battle-scarred
veteran. Nuff said.
Con Haley is also entitled to d veteran 3
claim, having been mentioned with honor
In General Order No. 229 divided by 10.
Ex-Sheriff Davis won his spurs last
summer at Asbury Park in naval en-
gagement on Sunset Lake
Among the many games played at the
O'Neills' rooms the palm is yielded to
q Dinny Allen for game Of talk. They
say he is a chinner.
There is nothing slow about amiable
Bob Jordan. At one time he warbled SO
sweetly the dear girls were always In a
ffutter to hear him. It's anticipated that
the Alderman viii thrill great many
souls by his melodious voice at the
O'NeiIls' ball. His voice has not yet lost
its tuneful ring.
Eddie German. member of the O'NeiH
Association, sings nightly in a quartette
at Harrigan's theatre. in New York. The
bows are all anxious to hear him and his
quartette on the night OF the ball.
City Marshal Tim Long can't sing, but
the night of the O'Neills' ball Tim will
recite a Come-all-ye" entitled The
Black Bird Ka ira shin ay ish. No
mixed ale.
1t is no uncommon sight TO see several
of the old patriarchs of the O'Neill Asso
citation trying to down each other In re-
calling old-time "reminiscences. Con
Haley and Poormaster Hewitt stand up
near the head of the class, but it is said
Commissioner Edelstein has already won
the penant at a brisk walk.
The McLaugliins.
Since Lent set in the members of the
Mclaughlin Association have been
rather quiet.
A number of the boys belong to the G.
O'Connor Associatian. They went to
Harrigan's Tuesday night and had
great time.
What's the matter with Jerry Murphy?
see his head is all tied up. Hope moth
ing serious, Jerry.
IT'S a fact. If you don't believe me ask
himself, but all the same Con. Noonan is
becoming a dandy linguist. He's on the
Italian language just now.
While in New York, Thursday, at the
Sherman obsequies 1 ran across Calamity
Burke, VINO with his wife and another
lady was viewing the procession. don't
think ever saw him look happier.
This is on the quiet. Pierce Fleming
don't play poker as often as heretofore.
He's saving up for a new suit for Easter.
And johnny Mitchell says Me- too.'
Who ever ran across Charlie Cassidy
but what he was smflinga He looks a
dandy when he dons mis- high hat.
The boys will attend the O'Neills' ball
on March II, and they're going to have a
good time, too.
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ROD AND GUN.

At Mays Landing on Monday, Edward
Rape shot large bald eagle, measuring
nine feet from tip to tip and weighing
twelve pounds The bird showed fight
after being wounded, and was with some
difficulty dispatched.
A large gold fish was caught in a seine
near Stoe Creek bridge. Salem county, a
few days ago.
The Porgie Chum Fish Company has
been organized at KeyDort to furnish bait
to fishermen. The capital stock is $50. 900.
The Belvidere Game and Protective
Association have received twenty-five
dozen quail from Tennessee. They put
out The same number last Spring, which
resulted in good shooting last Fall.
A large herring gull was caught in a
novel way at Sea Isle City on Saturday.
These birds are very hard TO approach, so
Samuel Shick and Charles Wilmington
took fish hooks and baited them with
claims. They drove stake in the meadow,
fastened the Irvine to the stake, aud
watched their traps with a powerful pair
of field glasses. They were soon rewarded
by seeing one of the large birds fiuttering
several feet in the air, and they knew
that they had made a capture. They
found on going out on the meadow gray
gull fast 10 to one of the hooks. The bird
was an immense one and its wings meas
uresi i've feet two inches from tip TO IT'D.
Freebooter Peter u. AIichaels. of Paha-
quarry, Warren county, saw three wild
turkeys on his farm at the foot Of the
mountain few days ago, and buried
steel traps in chaff at the spot the birds
were seen. Next morning he found q
wild turkey fast by the toe in one OF the
traps. He transferred the bird to his
corn crib and has it alive. The next day
he missed one of the traps, and followed
a trail up the mountain found wildcat
with the trap fast to one of his feet He
Killed ard skinned the cat, H. L. Shower
snot a Wild turkey near Walnut Valley,
Warren county, recently, and said that
he saw half dozen of the birds.
The ice IN Bndd's Lake and Green Pond
is still a foot thick and pickerel fishing Is
excellent The fish are said to bite best
in thawing weather.
Assemblyman Zimmerman asks for the
passage OF a law limiting the time for
killing black and gray squirrels to bet.
ween september IA aud December 16.
Some ldiotic ruralists in Sussex county
are trying to get the law against using
nets in inland waters repealed as far as il
relates to Sussex county They forget
that the county gets ten times as much
rs the fish are worth from the city PEG pie
who visit there in summer.
Hank Hazen fcaught big string OF
pickerel In the upper arm of Greenwood
Lake on Tuesday
Fine sbad are now coming to marke
frofn $o11th Carolina
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FLBHT HOOFS IN MUD.
The Fog, Rain and Soft
Course Did Not Interrupt
the Races at Gutten-
burg.
WINNERS AT GLOUCESTER
The American Association Snubbed
The Unions Managers.

Fog ana rain interfered with the sport at
Gutenberg yesterday, but the grand
stand was crowded and the spectators
were as enthusiastic over the contests in
the mud as II the track was smooth and
dry. Speculation was brisk, and those
who speculate In long shots have their
tickets as souvenirs Of their bad 1udg-
ment. The results follow:
First race, 1--WE furlonss-Glitter H., ;
Gelner, q; Vance. 8. Time. 1924. Oregon
Graft. Bootjack. Lizette Japhet, Doodle and
Gerrnanic also ran Betting. Glitter H., ID to 5
straight; oven for place; Gelmer TO place.
Second rece six furlongs, selling allowances
Lemon. /: Shotover, 2; Ruth, 3. Time, l:~2 1a:
Insight Orion. Marie Lowell, Oracle NJ ana
Serenade also ran. Betting-Lemon TO
straight, to place; Shotover, to 10 place
Third race. six furloungs for three year olas,
winning peualties--R umpus, i; Katrina, p sand
stone S. Time, 1:22 IA Kemplehlly Patti, SIR
George Needmore and the Earl also ran Bet
ting Rlnpus, to l straight, to place; Kat
r:na Z 10 place.
Fourth race, mile and furlong- Rancocas, |;
Joe Courtney, 2; Golden Reel 3. Time, 2:05A.
Na Others started Betting Rancocas, 10 to 5
straight, 9 to place; Joe Courtney, to 4,
place
wear ollls-Latina, /. Miss Williams, 2; Hum
drum. B. Time 1909. Hope Colt and Lucky
Clover also ran betting. Latina, to D
straight; / to 2 place; Miss Williams, to
place.
sixth Race, seven furlongs, selling allowances
count Luna. i; Arizona, 2; Ciamor, 3. Time
1913 "a Lizzie Fonso also ran. Betting Count
Luna 5 to straight, even for place; Arizona,
3 to place.
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Hudson County Jockey Club
GUTENBERG N. j.
RACING EVERY DAY,


SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM CHANcERY OF
complainants. and Dorothea schumacher ct ais,
yredenburgh s Garretson, Solicitors
b. virtue OF decree OF the Court OF Chancery OF
day Of February, eighteen hundred and ninety one
nd 81 s IN sR Ing b o
ssry see Sew 5sss.9 .ss sis sen a. Sass
vendue, 10 the highest bidders. Thursday, the
ninesy-one dssD, at two O'Clock in the afternoon
at the District Court Room, in me Weldon Build
following lands aud premises. being inc same
described in SAID decree. to witt
premises hereinafter particulariy described, stu
fng aaa a ssrs az pong nss
county OF Hudson and State Of Aew jersey. and
ne yam al o pfpssy a f5r K
Joseph \. Bridges OF the city OF New York. sur.
ana atty. and filed in the office Of the Register
then Clerx Of the county or Hud son, the Lwen.
| fifty Is known and DISTINGUISHED as lot numbered
one hundred and forty I'VE ga5l ssid lot BETA
hundred lVg feet deep throughout and fronting on
ss se or apces o as and
premises hereinafter particularly described,
y9s spS Sag X ss cy s %
New Jersey. and which map OF properly OF
o. Joseph 4 BriSges Surveyor. dated octooer 2ith
| 1850. and FLED in the ONCE Of the cicrS
known and distinguished as lots Plumbers one hun
dred and NIFTY. one ti5u and one hundred and hfty
two llS2 fronting on Bergen street NOV New York
/ avenue1 on the eassery suie tasr>of and being
each twenty i've feet wide In front ana rear ana
one hundred feet In depth throughout, includin g
thu inchoate rights OF dover Of the complainant
Anna Schumacher. OF the defendants Aiafls
| NnFQaretha Schumacher.
Together with ali aud singular the hereoita-
| ments and appurienaucee to che said preinlss IS
| belon gins or IA anywiss appertainlag said prem
ises will be sold In three parcels each Of sad
| lots 10 constitute parcel
| Dated Jersey City. February Il. 1891. s,i7o
NIf.IIAM q. ". SEE,
| Special Master In chancery OF New Jersey.
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The WONDERFUL
NAIL NTERG REEN !!
The Great Rheumatic Cure.


ITO HENRY W. PYCHLAU OR PYUHLAN, DELLA
4 Pychlau or tTchlan Annie PYchlau or Pychlan
and E1w1n Pychiau or Pychlan:
You are hereby notified that l have purchased
for the sun or eleven hundred and twelve dollars
and forry-fve cents lot number 276 on block
Der 1871, assessment map annexed to report
made by = commissioners OF Adjustment appoint
ed by the Circuit Court OF fhe county OF Hudson.
IN pursuance OF Chapter CXu. of the laws OF 1885,
q certified copy Of which map was fled In the
Offic6 OF the CITY Collector OF city OF Jersey
City. N. j. on the teutn day OF Octooer. eighteen
hundred and ninety, at sale made by the City
Collector OF the said city, under and by virtue Of
the provisions of the said act. eutltled;-
g An Act concerning the settlement and col
lection of arreardges OF unpaid fares, as
sessHlefts and aD1ter-rdtes iUdter-rents in
ciIfes of this State, and imposing and leUg-
7ng O fGz, assessment and lien IN lieu and
instead Of such dfreGrdges, and to enforce
the payment thereof, and TO fr00ids for
The sale OF lands subjected TO future tara
ton and assessment
Passed March 30th, 1885, and The supp lements
thereto.
And you are hereby further notified that you
have, or claim to have, interest therein. and I'M
less the said lot tract parcel of land shall be
deemed as provided in said act, before the expra-
ton Of TX months from and after the service and
publication thereof, deed for the same viii be
given conveying to the purchaser the fee simple OF
said land ana real estate according 10 the proyis
ions OF the said act.
Dated Jersey City. \. j. January 20th. 1891.
HENRY A. GAEDE. Purchaser
No. $40 Central avenue,
Torcn
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RAILROADS.


WEST sBoRE RAILRoAD--E. Y. c. & II. r. r
" X. Co. lessee Trains leave West Forty
Sc cond street station New York, follows. and
twenty min utes earlier rom the footof Jay street.
New York; Hamilton. London, Detroit and Chi
cago. su,l5 q. M. -.l5 D. M, .Si5 p. mi st. Louis
'5l5. - - m. Toronto, fl0i5 a. nj t5l5, q Is D.
M; Bun alO Rochester syracuse, tica, Suspeis
sion bridge. Niagara Falls, sso .o,l5 q m, Sis
=. IS L., m; and af1.10 for Utica only. Kingston
-S eIl5 si0.i5, a1i3U a. M si00 IS. IT, and SIS D.
nj Catskill and Albany, $50, -si5, <l0Ia aiI.a a.
Cornwall, Eewpurg ~: s1.is, q. al.:lss lCsa:
2. m; Montreal and Canals East, 7la a.. M,
s5.l5 p IN. Elegant sleeping cars Tor Bnf-
faIo. Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago and 81.
Louis on all through trains, a. 9. Leave brooklyn
yia BROOKLYN annex alu.Sv 9. M; 500 D. m Jersey
CITY y. H. X statiOn ailsD a. m. s3t8 D. m.
sDaiiy $daily except saturday. All other trains
daily except sunday For tickets. time table. par.
lor and sleeping car Accommodation Informs
ton apply qnices lTookl, n No. f's Ws4hiugton
street. 80. l26 Fulton street and Annex Office foot
Of fHfoD street New York city. Nos. 2si, ss s5
aty BROADWAY. No AS Rowery, NO. " PARK place
No % West l2lth street, and West Shore stat ions
fpot " West FORTY second street. and foot OF Jay
street. North RIVER. G. e 1.kbIBEKT General P.s-
esnger Agent. No. Vanderbilt avenue. new Tcrx.
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~ New Jersey.
Between Margaret Gacquin. complainant, and
Mary Gacquin ct ais, defendants
ON bill for partition and decree for sale.
William \. Midlige. solicitor.
BY virtue of a decree of tie Court of Chancery of
New Jersey. mace In the above cause on the six,
tecnth day of February, eighteen hundred and
ninety directing sale OF all and nguIar the
premises mentioned and described in tne bill of
conn plant and said decree for sale, 1, William q.
Z. see. Special Master In Chancery OF New Jersey,
shall sell public vendue, the highest bidders,
on Tues lay, the thirty first day of Maren eghe en-
hundred and ninety-one (s91l az two O'Clock in the
afternoon, upon that part of the premises known
No.27 Prescott place. Jersey City, all tire follow
ing lands and premises. being the same described
in said decree, TO wit
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels Of land
and premises. situate, lying and being in Jersey
City, in the county OF Hudson and state OF New
Jersey, and which certain map on file In the
ONCE OF the Clerk of the county of Hudson afore
said. entitled Homestead Property OF r. b. Wake
man, situated In the fourteenth ward OF Jersey
City N. j." known and distinguish lots
fourteen tlD and fifteen t51 being tne westerly
side of Prescott place as laid down on said map
together with all and singular the Embellishments
and sppurte ances Q the said premises belongng
sold in two parcels each Of SAID lots TO constitute
one parcel.
Dated Jersey City. February H. 1891. ss.&
WILLIAM 6. f. SEE,
sDecial Master N Chaucery of New Jersey
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ance. nor has Mr.. Bouchet been seen AZ
the rooms for over two months. Several
members Of the association will star6 an
opposition paper
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sloNIa1 .naoveI ~ S.llauDo VI -NCvs ~
no MRS. EMMA S. TRAPHAGEN.

You are hereby notified that at public salemade
by the City Collector OF Jersey City. the 26th
day Of March 1872, purchased for The sum Of one
hundred and forty nine dollars and nfty-one cents
al the land and real estate situate In Jersey City
IN the county OF HUDSON and state OF New Jersey,
fronting on Front street. which Is laid down and
designated as lot part No. II In block No. i2 upon
an assessment map annexed 10 report made BY
commissioners OF Adjustment" appointed IN and
for said city by tbs Circuit Court OF the County of
Hudson, certified copy OF which report and map
was fled In the Office OF the City Collector of Jer
sey City on the second day OF October, 1885. said
report and map and said sale being made pursuant
20 the provisions OF an act Of the Legislature OF
New Jersey, passed March 81. 1886, entitled.
IAN Act concerning the Sc Element and collection
or arrearage5 OF unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rate or water rents In cities OF this state.
and Imposing and levylng tax, assessment an d
lien in lieu and instead OF such arrearages, and
10 enforce the payment thereof and to provide
Tor the sale OF lands subjected TO future taxation
and assessment"
And the several asse ssments thereto.
And You are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest in sad land or real es-
tate and unless the said land and real estate shall
be redeefned asspro yided In said act, before the
expiration Of six months from and after tue ser
vice thereof, deed for the same Will be give
yeying to the purchaser the fee simple of said
the said act
Daled Jersey City. N. J., December j, 1890.
10HN NJ SHANNON.
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The a. A. .. Managers Meet

The Board of Managers of the A. A. Z.
had long session yesterday at the Astor
House. j. Conner. Boston; E. Mcmillan,
Chicago, and J. ]. Donoghue. Worcas ter,
were reinstated. Reinstatement was
refused to W. II. Thompson of Boston
and r L. Thompson Of Detroit. Messrs.
Herder, Mathewson and Curtis were APP
pointed committee to draft articles OF
alliance with the League of American
Wheelmen
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RIO HUDSON CONNECTING RAILWAY GOA
trustee Charles Parsons Jr.. trustee; Franklin j.
Mailory keDeeca Mallory. Sarah u Lewis, Ann i .
culver. Harriet X Hobbs Emily V. Smith. Lansing
laorisEie and Augustus Zaoriskie. executors. etc,
oADranam o. Zabriskie, surviving trustee, etc,
and William W. Miller
Bfou are hereby notified that the First National
nank OF Jersey City has purchased for che sum of
nine uoilarS and ninetyeignt cents (s99N pl05
numoer nina hundred and ninety seven t997l, on
plock number one hundred and eighty three liSsl
on ~ asse 5sment map annexed 20 a report made
the circuit Court Of the county of Hudson, in DUR
suance Or Cnapter CXIL OF tho laws Of 1885. q GER
Ine1 COPY Q, when map was flied In the oiiice OF
tne SoD ptrQlef OF the city OF Jersey City. on the
tWenty.nintn DAY OF November. ei2htesu hundred
ana eighty nine. at q sale made BY the Comptrol
sr OF tne said city under and oy Writ ne o. the pso
VISIONS 81 the said act, titled IAN Act concerning
tne ssLtlelnent and collection OF arrearages Of I'M
pasd taxes, ,assessments and water RACES or water
levying q tax assessment aud lien IN lieu and Ia
steaa 81 sucn arrearaxes. ana 70 enforce the pay
mene tnereof, and To provide for the sale OF iands
suoJected 70 future taxation ant assessmeDtse
passed Mnrcn ~, 1856 ana the various supplements
thereto ana You are hereby further pOtibed that
you nave. or claim to have. interest tnereln.
ana unless the said lot. trace parcel u iand
shah re releemsd. as proyidei IN SAID acs, before
the sxptralon OF six months from AMI after tbs
according 70 the PROVISIONS OF rns said act
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JERSEY CITY.
BHDLE, huIRH9lp. iic5Ea 4 gSpLE, n,
lt8 Aft0fn8J3,
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II the American Association was bluff
fng in it's secession from the National
agreement it was called yesterday by the
National Board, which had q session at
Chicago The League contracts OF three
of the disputed players were approved.
Mr.. Thurman was sustained, but con
servative action was advised by Mr..
Krauthoff of the Western Association.
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TIE NEW JERsEY TITLE GUARANTEE Anp TRusr Co.
Attorney and Agent for Purchaser.
Nv I
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In order to make room 70
Spring Goods, 7 will offer for the
next Thirty Days the Balance
of my
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To Silent Maiden.
If talk is really cheap as some folks say,
| wonder, lovely vis-a-vis, that sou
Don't go shopping some bright sunny day.
And see if you can't buy word or two
John Ke1tdric Bangs IN Puck
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HE.
''You meier can object to my arm round your
waist.
And the reason you'il readily guess;
I'm an e,itor. dear and always insist
On the liberty Of the press. y
She
I'm minister's daughter, helieying in texts
Aud think all the newspapers bad;
And I'D make you remove your arm, were it not
VOC were making the waist places glad
t--Iffe
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-29
MORE STEAMERS NEEDED,
The Pacific Mail Company Compelled t
Enlarge Its Service

The Pacific Mail Company Compelled to
Enlarge Its Service.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2S.-It is stated
today that the changes made in the
ocean mail contracts by the postmaster
general. will necessitate the formation
by the Pacific Mail Steamship company
of a new schedule for its Panama line
steamers. The time now occupied in
the trip is twenty-one days, which un-
der the new contract awarded to the
Pacific Mail must be reduced to sixteen
days. To do this the company will need
more steamers, and it is stated to be
their intention to run two lines instead
of one. In the fast line will be the
steamers San Juan, San Bias, San Jose,
City of Sydney, New York and, if nee
essary, the Colima and the Acapulco,
which ere in the same class. The line
of steamers at present running between
Panama and Acapulco will be extended
to San Francisco and used as slower
line. The Pacific Mail company is hav-
ing steamer built at the iron works
which will probably be put into the
Panama service. 1t is expected that no
radical change will be made in the first
two years under the new contracts, as
the companies will require time to in
crease the number OF their vessels.