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Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-16
THE RUsKIN ART CLUB.

SN--~esS ~~ASAAe'
THE RUsKIN ART CLUB.
Potomac hall is already assuming the
appearance OF an art gallery, and is cor
respondingly interesting. The success
of the second annual exhibition of the
Ruskin art club seems to be foregone
conclusion. The executive committee
Is beginning to place the pictures which
have arrived from San Francisco and
New York; work which calls forth the
most critical judgment, aided by an
equally refined taste.
The valuable work OF Mr.. Closson will
soon be placed upon the walls and from
his pictures may be learned much OF
the effects gained by the newest meth
ods of wood engraving. There is nc
subject relating to art about which one
will find less information in the writings
of biographers and critics than in regard
the coming exhibition great attention
illustrate the different methods of en-
craving, and while this in no wise de-
tracts from the interest of the pictures
to the casual observer, it is OF the ut
most value to the student of art, as in
terpreted by the greatest engravers.
PATTI ROSA.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights Patti Rosa will be seen at the
Grand. Monday and Tuesday she will
present an entirely new comedy drama
entitled Imp. the work of that great
favorite and much lamented dramatist,
the late Fred Marsden, and which has
been carefully revised by Clay M.
Greene. 1t was written with the view
to give the little actress an opportunity
for the display of her varied talents in
their most attractive form. The plot is
described as an unusually clever one,
in which the scenes and incidents follow
each other in natural sequence, and with
climaxes of remarkable power.
Patti Rosa's triumphs have not been
restricted to America alone. Great
Britain has freely acknowledged her
artistic work, and made her many tempt
ing offers to repeat her visit. During
her engagement at the Strand theater,
London, which house was then under
the management OF the famous English
comedian, Charles Wyndham, that gen.
tleman made her a proposition to re-
main at his house for an inde6nite
period.
THE FRANCISCO CONCERT.
Next Tuesday at the Los Angeles will
appear J. Bond Francisco, supported by
the best musical talent of the city, in a
concert of we'll selected music. Mr..
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Deaths in Cold Weather.

The cold weather in Europe serves to
strongly illustrate the inability of the
aged to withstand exposure. A recent
number of the London Ne,0s states that
in the second week of December, 1890,
the number of deaths among persons
eighty years old reached 100, while dur
ing the following three weeks, which
were so nprecedentedly cold, the
number increased to 116, 142, 14S. In
persons afflicted with diseases of the
throat and chest the average was
doubled. While the fact that such Sc
we're weather is usual there, and that
people were not prepared to meet Its
rigors, accounts in a degree for the
high rate of mortality, reference to the
returns of our Philadelphia Board of
Health shows that the rate here, where
cold weather is not unusual, is de-
cidedly higher in the colder months lin
the months of January, February and
March) than in the warmer months
1t is of the utmost importance that
aged people expose themselves as little
as possible during extremely cold or in
clement weather, and, when necessity
cOmpels them TO do so, that they be
well protected No doubt that if the
increased dangers were sufficiently in
sisted on, in spite of the difficulty of
making the average octogenarian real
ize that he is no longer young, the lives
of many aged people would be greatly
prolonged.-Medical and Surgical Re
porter.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19

Is cHANcERr oF Nzw sEESEg.
Detwssa Jaae ?. Eoge ~. somplair snt. and Eliza
Mans e. al defentmtA
IN pursuance AMI " aliaorlty Of drcree made
~ TIE Chaucelor in ne Court Of Ch1ucerf -
Sew serstT IN tie above eutitled c4use. b-erng
dat- trs tAird DAY q Jalf. "a t1e year Of OR Lort
on taol-aod eight heneset and ninsty-on \
Which d vas emcuz. other taines oraered. al
judged and d=cr~e1 uhas an and sinElisr The
premises uent-oaei IN he bin q CON uiairt. Ia
lad ca1se and tuereiu d-scrlued- together vita
al aud snEuiar tae her.dttamsntS tsuernents
snd spInresnances - tse sad lremis- selols
rendue % the hienest bttaer. to the presence %
ana under the direction q the subscribe. one OF
ne speclai Masters o. tne tourt ~ Chsucery. q.
John T. Bosom Speciai Raster As a<oresaii. nall
exaoe 70 sale At public vsndus 70 he highest uid
der on
TUESDAY. the Twenty ninrh Day Of September.
A. = lsJl.
q. two O'Clock IN she Afternoon OF said dar. uron
the premises ali tho following described l4ad and
Premises. with ala the appurprnanceS being the
sane described N said bili Of complaint that 4 20
soyt-Au that certain ioI p1ece Or Iarrei = Land
and rremises Situate. Einx aud being ia th- city
Vi Eouokeus county o. hudson aud state ot new
Jersey which on . certain man euutic1 ssXaQ Of
eigArs-onf iots eituatef Ia the business portl on q
the city % HoDoken and duly lied 40 the o1ice
Of the Clerk Of saiJ county OF HUDSON June b.,
iesA IL Known and teslsn 4ted and Distinguished
a. lot uainoere tNenty-one rl IN block number
slxteeu ue3. being fwentv-nve feet wide IN front
ana rear bF one hand ed feet deep throughout.
street as b. references 20 said map VIII more fully
5assd July 3 ISL
Ohm c. BEssoS.
NrEx 4 MxTury.
Solicitors
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
STARING WAS BOSS,

But Kelly Knew More About Municipal
Work Than He.
Henry Staring of No 257 Wayne street
and Dennis Kelly of No. 1ls West Side
avenue are employees of the Street u
Water Commissioners. They were sent
10 Montgomery street, near Van Worst
PARK. Staring was boss. Kelly. Know
ing the routine OF working for the city,
proceeded to fill mp on beer. When G
had as much as be could carry, but too
much 10 enable him to work, he returned
from the beer saloon Il announced his
intention of working. Staring dis
agreed with MIN and bounced
him summary. Kelly went 10 the
saloon, got more beer, returned to Star
ing and struck him on the head with a
stone. Staring cIinched with Kelly and
the two men were enjoying a rough and
tumble when Policeman Finlay arrested
both and locked them up. Yesterday they
were arraigned before Justice OiDonnell
who, when he heard the story, discharged
Staring and committed Kelly Tor assault
and battery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
STATE NOTES.

Vineland is shipping the first grapes of
the season to New York,
Bridgeton Golden Eagles spent $500 IN
advertising and cleared s4Sl by a seashore
excursion.
Cutting an acre Of grass 10 forty-seyen
minutes was a feat performed by George
Pancoast near Vineland-
Walter Stillman, of the Englewood
w~beelmen. has invented a ~cog-wheel for
safety use instead OF a chain.
The New York aud. New Jersey Synod
will meet at the Lutheran Church in Sad
die River on September IA.
Atlantic City may establish a paid life
guard corps.
Ground has been broken in Millville
for the erection of the new Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church, which, when
completed. will be the largest church in
that city.
J. Palmer SimpkiDs, while hook-and-
line fishing in Hope Creek, hooked and
landed a white catfish that measured
1hitty inches in length and weighed six
and one-haif pounds.
Daniel Hendricks, a well known cit
izen of Dover. accidentally walked out of
a second story window of his residence
on Saturday, and falling to the ground, a
distance of fifteen feet, broke his neck.
He expired instantly. Mr.. Hendricks
was seventy years Old and quite indrm.
The Somerville Board of Commission
I DdNC pA50CA al C4hAA
hacks and livery stables to be licensed.
This is intended to protect the local hack
men and hverymen during the county
fair, when private parties hire out their
carriages at prices lower than the livery
men, and outsiders come in and crowd
them out. Licenses will be given only
to residents of the "
A party OF curiosity hunters have found
in the attic OF an old farm house near
Long Branch the famous old time piece
which used to tick ava the hours at the
parsonage of the Rev. William Tennent,
pastor OF the old Presbyterian Church be-
tween Freehold and Englishtowr. Que
of its eceentricities is a habit of stopping
at one O'Clock In the morning.
Judge Henry of the Second District
Court at Newark has handed down a
revolutionary decision II is TO the effect
that pawnbrokers' tickets are not negoti-
able in New Jersey, n a local pawn
broker was compelled to pay SIPS to a
man who had put up a diamond ring. The
pawnbroker claimed he h d delivered the
ring to a person who presented the ticket,
but Judge Henry ruled that he should
have Identified the receiver as the owner
of the ring.
There is much merriment among the
politicians OF Elizabeth over the discovery
that Alderman Mravlag, recently APP
pointed Health Commissioner by Mayor
Rankin, has been chosen a year ahead of
time. The term OF Health Commissioner
Birnie does not expire until 1892, and the
selection of his successor is "a good joke
on the Mayor aud Aldermen. DIR. Mras-
lag did not notice the blunder until he
went to be sworn in. He was politely iu-
formed by City Clerk Manning that he
would have to wait another year.
1t is said that the white men in the
h~rickyards on the Hackensack river
stand the heat better than the colored
men from Virginia employed By Felter
Bros. The men wear no head covering
aud no shoes. They work In q tenpera-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19

ture u about 10 duriag weather sacn as
taat u la-t week.
Tue town 81 Birhland. on the line Of
the Ntss Jefssr Railroad. about eight
miles from Mays Lending. Is becoming
depopuiated owing to a lack Of money
and work. Fpr the past Two years TIE
t0wn has RAPIDLY grown. many We sh
people from Shenandoah. Pa. locating
there and purchasing tracts VI land,
building themselves homes and ENGAGING
IN farming A woolen mill was erected,
the new Sens IOre Rulrosd ran It's tracks
through the town and everybody seemed
bnsiiy employed, but at last this state Of
aff iirs changed, and it seems rs though
an era OF general decay has st ia. Family
after family has moved away. The
wooleu mill has suspended operation and
It Is impossibls for a laborer to obtain a
days work anywhere.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
NORTH HUDSON.

Policeman Michael Mclaughlin, of the
West Hobokeu police force. who is sta
toned outside the main entrance to the
Schuetzen Park, caught a fellow in the
act of picking a woman's pocket yester-
day. At the station house he sand he was
James McCue of Hartford. He was COM
mitted.
George Mangels of North Bergen was
married to Miss Alice Burfeind OF Pater-
son, at the residence of the brides par
ents. Monday evening.
Henry'Wilson, fourteen years old, of
New Durham, while bathing In the
Hackensack river yesterday was seized
with cramps and drowned.
The West Hoboken Town Council Will
meet tonight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19

ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF OF p. y.
n keiers In CONSTRUCTION Of bay windows on
the nor-hery corner OF ccean ave. and Forrest
street
The Ma or and Bosrd Of Street and Water com.
missioners OF Jersey city for and on behalf Of
the Ipunicipality OF said city. DO ordaln as fol-
lDME.-
Section THAT +. y KeIiers shall b. and he +
hereby granted permission 10 construct and maln
tain LeF windows in building 10 be constructed
and owned b. him on northeriy corner Of Ocean
ave. and Forrest ss~reetwhich BAY windows may ex.
tend from the second storyto the roof ofsaid build
Ing uey ond the building line OF FORREST street two
feet anx ordinance TO TIE contrary notwitnstand-
ing. The work 70 be done under the supervision OF
the Inspector Of p udingz.
CHARLES J. somERS
PRESIDENT
GEORGE 7. BoUTox
clerk.
oREsTEs CLEVELAND.
Mayor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19

George q. Tenant the attorney IN fact OF Marie
Louis Leon de Marfhez. Ia on dc Noutrort. guard
Tan IN France Of Castor Albert. the resIdnary
leEatce under the will OF Elizabeth Demangs.
sometimes called Josephine Elizabeth Caroline De
manEe. deceased haflne presented and fled IN
my Once . copy of said VIII exolnpltned under the
hand Of jules Rival. President 81 the civil 1rt
bunal q Cesiclnaudary, France, whereby Il sp-
pears that said VIII has been admitted 70 probate
BY Albert f1chou. resident OF the Civil TRIBUNAL
a. Casfelnaudary. France. on June g. A. =. eight
cen hunoreu and ei4ntf-rre, and the said George
O. Tenant having applied 70 mo 70 nave said
VIII proved. and recorded in this State
pursuant 70 the stafutea IN such case made
and provided l hereby order that cause BE- shown
before me At ms ofce IN he Court House At Jer
sey city. New Jersey. on Monday. the 1th day Of
September next At TIE hour Of ten O'Clock a M.
why 4 duly certified copy Of said will should not
BE- nied and recorded IN ny once ana letters q ad-
mtnistratlon, with VIII annexed thereon. be issuri
70 the sad george 9. Remnant. and that this order
be published In the Jersey city ews. q uewspaper
printed AMI published in Jersey City aforesaid for
thirty days next preceding said day AZ least once In
Given under my hand this sth day of August
A. l. ISL
d II. orSEIL
Surrogate.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19

To AiehGeI canavan and Mary Csuafan. his wife.
Franrts = Thur.er ana senn aefte A. fhufuer. Ms
wife. and HuFac- X nurter.
By virtue Of an or1er % the Co1rt o. Chuucery
o. New aerstF. made on tc day % The date hereof.
IA a causs wherein fffI1 >. sitter. adminissrafor.
&t. o. avid = Becker. deceased il complainant.
All you and oiners are urfeud ants you are 10
qulred 20 appear. and plead. demur o. answer 10
he comulalnaEts b4l on. or before The nineteenfa
dar o. vcioIer next. or tEc said bill viii he taken
a. confessed against you.
The said hla = disd 60 forecl1se q mortgage gltfn
By said Michael Canavsu and NARY tanavau. his
wife. 70 said d avl1 2. Lecker. dated september
18Th, f<5. and recorded IN Eook ~ q Mortgages
for hudson co1utr. Sew Jersey, on paEes 81 sc
And Vou. Michael Canfv1n ana Mar Caravan.
his vie. are made Defendant. because you are lie
said mortgiE0rs II said mortgage. and claim to
own . part OF said landa
md you. franris y. fhurber. are mads a deieni
ant necause you clalm 70 own q Part Of aid land
and yua. Jeanette ~ ~Ihurner. are mzoe adf
fcndanf because you are the wife OF said frnnc .
, Ihutber and - such claim an inchoate right -
dover In said land.
And Won. Horace X. Thurber. are made a defend
ant. because you claim 20 hold an encumorance
on said lsnd.
Dated August u. isL.
JOHN s. MONSTER
Solicitor Of Complainant
P. 2. address. 10. I Montgomery street. Jersey
CITY. Nj
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Nary fardiey. deceased. Robert W.
Eardley executor Of Mary kardiey. deceased. by
order of the Surrogate OF Hudson County, dated
June = 1881 hereby gives notice TO the creditors or
sand decedent 10 bring In fheif debts. demands
and claims against the estate Of said aeeedent
under oath or af1rmation. within nina months
from the date OF said order. or they VIII be forever
barred Of any action therefor against said executor.
kOREkI NJ. EARQLEI.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
MUST NAVE HAD IT Ban.

From the Nep Brunswick Fredonion.
The pen may be mighty and the
sword prevail. but the cucumber OF
emerald hue possesses a force peculiarly
its own that is as irresistible as the cleo
trio current.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Hattie Puster. deceased. Henry Pnste-
and Annie I. stoltz, executors OF Hatrle Pus-
ter, deceased. by order OF the surrogate OF Hudson
County dated June %. 1851. hereby give notice
to the creditors Of said decedent 70 bring IN their
debt. demands aud claims against the estate OF
said decedenL under oasa or amrmaFtou within
nine months from the date. OF said order. or tley
Will be forever barred OF any acuOn therefor
ANNIE 2 sTOLTZ
HENRY PG-TzE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
It

For some reason not apparent the di-
rectors OF the Union Athletic Club have
decided not to hire Condit's building. As
soon as Colonel Stevens returns from
Europe an effort Will be made 20 have
him advance money for the erection of
a new house.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
TO CREDITORS

Estate ofJoseph Sheridan deceased. Patrick Sh e-
idan nd ministratoF OF Joseph sheridan. deceased
BY order Of he surrogate OF Hudson county
dated Nav - le9L hereby cixes noriee u the ered
itors % said cecedent 10 rring IL fneir deets. De
mands and claims agalns1 the estate OF SID deca
cent under oath or affirmation within nine
months rom she date o. said order. or tbey viii -
forevcr barred o. any action therefor as2inst SAL
PATEfcK SHERIDAN.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
NOTICE TO cRE5IToEA

Estate Of Richard Harmon. deceased. Thomas
HarmO1, executor Of Richard Harmon dccea-et.
By order OF the Surrogate OF HUDSON County, dated
June IL 1921 hereby gives notlce 70 the creditors OF
said decenent to bring IN Iheir debts demands and
claims against the estate Of saia aeeedent under
oath or Affirmation within nine months from the
date OF said ordsr. or thes viii Be forever barred
of any action therefor against said executor
TOMAS HAhMON
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19

Notice Is hereby given % ths crsdilors ~ 5oaa
Il brown and Elisha a Clark. partnsrN trading -
Brown & CLARK Of Jersey CltF. thar al claims
against Their estate mast be exhibited 10 rAe s4p
scr1ofr. Eae1r os<iEuee. II bis orlce, Va y &4H<
Eomery street. 1erSex Cf1N New Jersey. under u4<1
Or afirmaEnn- on or before me nineteeakh Gar -
August next being three mo1tns from rof date -
the assignment. or De forever barred from e11utu<
IN FOR a dividend q tae estate. and said cre1ttors
are further noftteu that . list OF ms f14tx<1
4eainx the said hrDw1 4 Clark viii ne nls1 ~ ,
tne Clara Of the Court o. cnUuon Pleas Of -
ConufE a Hudson. ~ the expiration Of s4I4 <1E~o
non.hss when exceptions tne-e<e may p t<e&
yoHS c NURiGHx.
Asxax0m
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
ANNE ROSS
OF SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given tbas the final account Of
the subscriber r.. executors OF Frederick owe. de
ceased. viii be audited and stated bT the Surrogate
or tho County ef Hudson. and reported for settle
ment on Friday, tbs eighteenth dSy Of september
next
Dated July 70. A. D. 1891.
FREDERICK LOWE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
NOTICE. OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that an Intermediate nc.
count OF the subscribers. adminislrarrix OF
Robert S. kose. deceased. will be audited and
stated by the surrogate Of the County or hudson,
and reported for settle msnr on Friday. the ninth
day OF october next
dated August 5. l. D. ISL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19

Estate OF william Gorxn. deceased Joseph ..
GopsfA. administrator 0fN niam tsopsin deceased.
by oroer OF theDepucy surrogate u Hudson county
dk-ed July = les4. hereby gives notice 70 the cre1i-
tors q sid deceaenf % bring. IA their deots. de
mands anu clatms a-ainSL the estate OF said -
cede1t, under OATH or affirmation Nishla Mas
manfht from rae dzfe q said order. Or the Ulil0s
sosETH D. GoFsHL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
NorIuE ~ CREDITORS

Estate OF Eugenia Weston deceased. Ahner y.
we.ton., administrator Of Eugsnia west9a. de-
ceased, by order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson
County, dated June Il 1851 hereby gives notice 70
the ereditors Of sal deeeaeat 70 orsng In tnslr
debts. demands and claims against the estate Of
said deeedenL under Oath or affirmation within
nine months from the daEa Of said orr er. or thef
viii be forever barred Of any actioA therefor
against said administrators.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
NoTlcE OF -sETTLEMENr.

Notice Is hereby given that the final account Of
the subscriber administrators OF Matthew Govern.
decsased. Will he audi tod and stated " the Surrn
gate Of the county Of Hudson. and reported for
settlement on FRIDAY. the twenty nth day Of sep
tember nexl
Dated July % A. D. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
NOTICE 70 cREDIToRS

NcElhinny. administrators OF Patrick MeElhinny.
de ceased by order OF the Surrogate Of Hudson
county. dated June g ltal. hereby gives notice 70
the creditors OF sad decedent 20 bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
said deeedent. under cath or affirmation, within
nine months from the date Of said order or tbev
viii be forever barred OF any action. therefor
ANNE McELEINNY.