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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
A CRIMINAL ACT.
The Pilots of the FerrybOats New
Brunswick and Montclair
Should be Punished.

A criminal exhibition of foolhardy
recklessness was given this morning by
the pilots of the Pennsylvania ferryboat
New Brunswick and the Hoboken ferry
boat Montclair. The New Brunswick left
the Desbrosses street slip at ten minutes
to ten, and the Montclair was coming
from Hoboken at the same time. Neither
pilot would give the other the right OF
way, and the two boats gradually drew
together. Just as they were about to
touch The pilot of the New brunswick
threw the bow OF his boat around and
allowed the Montclair to pass, ber stern
being less than ten feet from the New
Brunswick's bow as she did SO.
This sort of thing may be very exciting
to the weather tanned sentiments Of the
pilots and deckhands, but trifiing with
death by drowning is not pleasant to
women and children, The slightest acci.
dent to the machinery Of either vessel
would have resulted in a collision and
death.
The passengers of both boats crowded
to the sides, and men on the New Bruns-
wick did not hesitate &c openly condemn
the foolhardiness of the act.
Safety of the passengers should be the
care of ferry boat pilots. and not desire
to get the better of pilots on other boats.
The officers of both companies should in :
vestlgate this occurrence, aud severely
punish both men. Both men are equally
criminal, for the one who had the right
of way could easily have seen the evident
intention OF the other to cut across him (;
it was then his duty to have steered his
boat off or slowed up for the protection OF
his passengers, and reported the pilot of
the other boat TO the proper authorities
The recklessness of ferryboat pilots is
well known on the river, and the risks
they take often make the hearts of pas
sengers thump with anxiety.
1t is disgraceful thing. and should be
efa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
cHUR RCR NOTICES.

ST. M1RY's EPssco cHUEca, Hoooken ave-
nue., Jersey City Heights, tllr h-v. Or. Warren.
T, ctor Servlces-hoiy toGlmuniCu. $50 e M.
Service I8.3l a. Serlnol or Confirmation
service and sermon, 1.31 p IA
IHuRca OF DIVINE FELLOWSHIP. Belmont. cor
ner Crescent avenue. .erVic-s SUNDAY morn
ing afternoon &nd evening. led IS kev, J. J.
Hating4on aud John 4. Brewer, alo Moaday
and Thursday evenings.
Bergen CEEssT4 DELPHuAS EccLEsIA, Odd Feb
lows Hail corner bergen and faIrln1unt ave-
nues Lecture at lv.5J y m by Mr. G. & Nre-
dsnburg SuhjeSt. The RIlnbow-d angel"
SCOTCH aESB rTERIAS CHURCH, Mercer street.
near Varick. ssfvices tcaIors og etnducIed BY
the Rev. David Mitchell, pastor. Al lssse a N
subject ( olnmunion,H aad s.1 p m,
Joseph L. Benjamin
TAHERsAcLK- York and Henderson street
The Rev. john L Scudder pastor the Rev
J. Lester Wells assistant pastor. Services a
l0.20 a. m. ard f-3o p. n The rasfor. the Rev
John L sendA-r viii preach Morning subject
The Signs df the 1ime- EserinE zn0ject
Human Brotherhood. Knights Of - has AZ
trndnx Mefting tor nen only al SO p. ~, "a
lhs reading {om-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
HOW THE HORSE CARS Run.

President Tharston shows the Idiocy of
the ~Journai's'' Complaint
Joseph A Dear's afternoon public scold
two days ago contained the following
paragraph
You mus ask superin'-ndeut sayrs why the
horse cars leave ne jersey City ferry empty
just as the boats from New York enter the slips
on this side. and why passengers are compelled
TO wait ten or fifteen minutes for the next cars
which are thus uncomfortabiy crowded We
give il up.
mo passenger is compelled TO wait If
teen minutes at any time for a car. said
President IhoIsfOn this morning I'VE
don't run our cars TO accommodate the
ferryboats. The belt line can run under
seven minutes headwsy, aud that usually
allows us to have cars leaving when the
passengers are coming of the boats. We
often times miss boat. but It is usually
because the ferryboals are a little late
We run our cars 10 accommodate Jersey
City passengers as well Is the passengers
from the boats- II our cars leave the
ferry empty in the evening. they are
crowded tefore they reach Narick steet.
II the cars leave before the boats get In,
they are running contrary to orders II
people would walt two or three minutes
they would always get seats"
The person who caused that statement
70 oe published is a crank. said Superin-
tendeDt Sayre. when our cars are run
ming under ten minutes headway we al
ways hold them for boats. The Erie
street cars run under five minutes head
way all day aud Montgomery street cars
tour minutes. ! have never heard Of an
Instance where a person has been COM
pelled 10 wait ten minutes. We can't hold
our cars and start twO 1t a time We
have a schedule to ruu by aud we carry 1t
out to the best o. our abllily. Our cars
connect with the boats wnen IL is pos
sfbia -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
WILL, SUGAR GO UP
The Sweet Mckinley Product Was Higher
Yesterday Than for Months.

The Sweet Mckinley Product Was Higher
Yesterday Than for Months.
Some discussion has taken place since
the sugar clause of the Mckinley bill
went into effect on April 1, as to whether
or not the reduction in the retail price Of
sugar would be permanent. An advance
in the wholesale price has already been
noted.
In December last raw sugar sold for
27S cents a pound, yesterday IL was
quoted ut 8 5.s cents a pound. On the
ilrst of April refined sugars sold for IL
cents pound, but yesterday II was 9-lu
cents pound The demand is unprecs-
deutsd During the first week in april
l 1,75Q, COO barrels of sugar were sold, and
nearly all the refineries have sold their
sugar far ahead. Orders are now being
taken for snioment for the last week in
April and the first week in May.
A prominent. sugar dealer said that
there need not be any fear OF sugar going
up very much, for as soon as it goes
above u certain figure the foreign redners
would begin To send their product here,
as il is said it eau be landed here for 81. 6O
hundred. The home price IS now s4-5o
a hundred.
In order to ascertain IL there was any
prospect of a rise in the retail price, re-
porter OF THE JERSEY CITY NEWS this
morning called upon Mr. Turner, OF Tur-
ner g. Bsnell. Mr.. Turner said ne had
not noticed that sugar mad advanced in
the Wholesale price, but il the advance
was but one-sixteenth of a cent on the
pound it would not affect the retail price.
''Ihat would not make difference OF a
cent in a seven pound pacKage, SO we
would take no notice OF II, sala ne.
"There is always an advance of from one
sixth to one fourth between the refinery
and the wholesale dealer"
Mr. Turner did not think the wholesale
price would advance beyond 9-l6, even
If the one-sixJeenth advance had been al
ready made. AS TO the probable rise Ia
the wholesale price in the future, that
would largely depend upon whether or
not the demand exceeds the supply.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

Hereafter all persons desiring to secure
the release Of prisoners from the City
Prison must give bail at Police Head
quarters instead of at the Sergeant's
desks in the First ard Second precinct
station houses. The system heretofore in
vogue has caused considerable annoy
ance in the First District Police Court
Prisoners were whistled down the tube
for and the prison keeper, after searching
alI.his cells, would whistle up Not here.
The prison keeper will hereafter be fur
nished with bail certificates.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
a oueer Corporatlon.

There is filed with the County Clerk a
curious incorporation certificate which
delightfully."- intsrmiugles horses, cows,
sfeep and all other live stock with oys-
ters. The corporation is known as tue
Virginia Live Stock Company, and has
for its object the raising of live stock, and
the planning of oysters, which branch
of the business will predominate, is not
set forth. Tine headquarters OF this COM
pany will be in Bayonne in this State and
IN Glocestsr county, Va. The capital
stock is $4,000 divided into 200 shares of
500 each. Frederick II. Hatch, William
H. DAILY and John c. Gardner form a
portion of the company.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

date, a position which one faction without
my consent seeks TO place me in.
As to Mr.. Newniau's candidacy. the
public must Judge him by his past aud
present actions. As for Mr. Farr, | was
a member OF the Council for four years
with him. and found his official actious
strictly on a line of efficiency, honesty
and economy in all city affairs, possessed
of good common sense and careful atten-
tion TO taxpaying interests.
| am led to thus enlarge upon Mr..
Farr's candidacy more than on Mr.. New
man n's. so as to avoid the factioual situa-
tion the Bayonne Times would place me
In. am, yours very truly.
JAMES MURPHY, JR-
Bayonne, n. J.. April Q, 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
Two Hundred Carpenters to Work on the
New T.. Il. K. Depot.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is determined to open its new depot in
this city TO the public on April 20. It has
issued orders for 200 carpenters employed
on the New York division TO report at
the station tomorrow morning, when they
will be pat TO work upon the roof, and u
effort will be made TO have the massive
iron structure as far as It is built covered
over by Monday.
1t will be an interesting sight tomorrow
to see this small army OF workmen crawl
ing about the huge mass of iron like bees
about hive. To many they will call o
mind Palmer Cox's Brownies. and il any =
one wants to show his children those
famous little midgets at WORK, this wlA
be a good opportunity for DING so.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
Canght by the ELL ngs.

Minnie Brown, alias Agnes Howard, a
servant girl employed by Mrs Rachel
Cohen. of No. 90 Wayne street, was locked
in the city prison this morning, charged
with stealing $40 and n pair of gold ear
rings. Mrs. Cohen left the girl alone in
charge of her home day before yesterday.
When she returned The girl was missing,
as was aso ten dollar uilL
Mrs. Cohen reported the fact TO the
police and Detective Mcbride traced her
TO Bayonne. She had on tne earrings
when arrested. Several other similar
complaints have been lodged against the
same girl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
Republican Election Raso lis.


NEW BRUNSWICK, April IL, 1S9l.-Tne
Democrats are very much afraid that
they will lose the City Council. ana there
by The Offices Of City C,erk. City Attor-
ney. OYerseer OF the Poor and Treasurer
aud Secretary of the Water Board, at the
spriuc election to be held on Tuesday
Thursday the Republican election
officers in the Fourth Wasd refused to
register many persons who presented
themselves. Thereupo1 a complaint was
made by the Democratic managers TO the
courts, and Judge Rice sent tbs case to
the Grand Jury, who are expected 10 in
iict William Lawrence aud William
Mayo for pursuing this course. The
former was arrested last night on "A
charge Of assaulting Heter Hall, who
rans Ell 10 register. The Fourth Ward
generally goes Republican by from thirty
ID 1ifty majoiity. II Is ciaited that the
Democrats have Imported enough men
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
If YOU SEE IT IN The sun" ms 50.
Especially After 1t Was In the Jersey


Especially After 1t Was In the Jersey
City New" Eight Days Before.
THE JERSEY CITY NEWS on April 3 pub
lished in its Trenton dispatches an ac-
count Of the incorporation OF ''the Asso-
ciated Brick Companies of New York and
New Jersey. and of the City of New
York" and informed its readers that the
OBJECT of The company was 10 enable them
To better protect brick manufacturers.
raise the price of brick, and enable the
manufacturers TO fight the trades unions
more effectively. the New Yorg Sun To-
day reproduces substantially the same
account as fresh news, Just eight days
after The NEWS published 1t
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

George wrightman of No. 200 Sea View
avenue, a driver employed on the Green
Vile line of the Jersey City and Bergen
Railroad, was arrested yes erday by 20
liceman Miller of the Filth precinct.
WrighIman was caught in the act OF
stealing lumber from the new building
on Lignot Court. Gresnyille. lie was
held in SlC0 bail by Police Justice KIM
merly. Jack Mccarthy furnished the
bail and Wrightnan resumed work this
nnnrninQ
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
l. 1t q Kaes rraek nine


SDrtfo+ 70 HtS SffecJ SaAH -frses-
+. TRENTON. April Il, 1s9L-Governor Abb
bett has sent for the Rev DIR. kempshall,
the anti-race track crusader, to get his
views on Senate Bill No. s., now in the
Governors hands, aud whicn changes the
Jurisdiction 70 try race track indictments
from the Judges of the Sunreme Court 20
that Of the Judges of the Courts Of Com
mon Pleas.
Mr.. kempshail has been sick with the
grip, but was out yesterday and had an
Interview with Senator Marsh He is
strongly opposed TO the bill. which would
take out OF tue hands of Judge Van Syckel
the power TO deal with Union county race
track gamblers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
GETTING READY FOR THE FUNERAL
The Republicans Prepare for Next Tues
DAYS Obseauies.

The Republicans Prepare Tor Next Tues
days Obsequies.
A meeting of the City and District Re
publican Committees was held last night
at the Federal Club and was largely at
tended. 1t was decided to see that the
Republicans have two watchers at each
polling place and that l 900 tickets be left
in each polling place. A large sum of
money was distributed among the pre-
cinct captains to put where it would DO
the most good"
The aurount Of this sum could not be
ascertained, but it was learned that the
Second district would receive the lions
share to be used for the benefit of Bucket
shop Barry and Dominicus Wegman.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
A Fire With Seven League Boots.
off =. ~. -. rs..., 49,.

BoRDENTowN, April IL, ls9l-A fire
broke out Thursday on the cranberry
land of Rewine Newoold, three miles
from Cookstown, Burlington County. It
/ $ supposed TO have been started by an IN
ce ndiary Ihe fire spread rapidly, and
ex tended in a southeasterly course TO the
D inc grove bog of James Iantum, OF Bor-
d entown. The flames were unchecked.
ami continued ON their way TO Cranberry
Park, owned by William Steele. of Bor-
de ntowp; Doctor Goodel aud John Pom
sett. of sykesyille. and Mrs. ". Stokes,
of Trenton The fire has already Travelled
a distance Of one mile aud is still raging.
The cranberry vines will not be hurt. be-
ing under water.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
sinklnr Fnna seeuritIes.

sreciai to the Jerseu CitB Nelos.
TRENTON, April IL. 1s91.-The Commis-
siuners of the Sinking Fund were engaged
yesterday at the Sta'e House in trans
ferring the securities belonging TO that
department TO the State Treasurer, upon
whose department he duties heretofore
discharged by the Commissioners will
hereafter deVolve. The eTm of office of
the Commissioners has expired, aud the
Office has been abolished by "A law passed
at the late session of the Legislature.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
Jersey. Patriotic D aughters

El7ett,It 70 NJ OV' ''VH " -'1719'
PLAINFIELD. April II, 1SJ1.-New Jer-
sey women of Revolutionary ancestry
will meet in Morristown next Wednesday
to organize n New Jersey Chapter of the
Daughters of the Revolution. Mrs. Flora
Adams Darling General Vice President,
aud Mrs. Charlotte Louise Lawrence Will
be present to explain the reason for the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

Nearly two hundred leading First dis
trict Democratic workers attended the
regular meeting of the First District Dem
ocratiosAssociation at No. $40 Grove street
last uighL John ID. German, temporary
chairman, was made permanent press
dent; John Boya, permanent vice prest-
denI aud William Heller. er.permanent secre-
tavy. The members are iull OF en- huslnsm
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

the ground that has been occupied for
the State encampment aud rifle range for
several years ut Sea Girt, have made their
award and can demand the land, being
unable to agree with the owners The
total amount Of the award is $50. 93s. or
this amount the Sea Girt Land and I'm
provement Company get s53,9i6, the
Spring Lake and Sea Girt Company 6, IFS
and the balance being made up In small
awards to various individuals.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

Laura Perrin of No. s. Greenyille ave-
nue., while drunk last evening tried to
take possession OF Danforth avenue She
would not allow anyone to pass by her.
Captain Smith OF the Fifth precinet took
her in tow and laaded her in the station
house, where she speat the remainder Of
l he rtilrhr
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
CONFIDENT IN HOBOKEN.
The Democrats Have Finished Their
Work aad Await the Result.

Work aad Await the Result
The Democratic City Committee of Ho-
boken, has finished up all its business,
and is confidently awaiting election day.
This morning every voter IN Hoboken re-
ceived a sealed letter in which was en-
closed the official ballots of both parties.
The letters cannot go astray, as on the
outside in indelible ink the postal authorl-
ties are notified to return the letters II
the addresses are not correct.
The Commit ee has done excellent
work, aud there is no doubt but what the
entire Democratic ticket Will De elected.
Stanton's plurality for Mayor is estimated
at 100. He viii carry the First. Third
and Fourth wards, and there are many
who claim that he will also carry the
Second.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
Failnres of the Week.

States reported 10 BrGdStrect's during tue
week, against PIG in the preceding week
and l57. 1s6, 1872 and l66 in the correspond
ing weeks Of 1890, 1899, 1888 and 1887 re-
spectively. The Total number of failures
iu the United States January 1ss to date
is g, 726 against 3. Cos in 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
nIeeting of the aleurners.

A Republican mass meeting was held
last evening at the Globe Hotel, ,Greenville.
The Attendance was not large. DR.. z. K.
Panghorn, F. o. Cole, James 5. Erwin
AMI Thomas McEwan addressed The
meeting. Domiuieus Wegman, the Re
publican nomi nee for rAlderman-at-Large
was present, but did not speak. The
meeting WAS not enthusiastic and the
speeches were all lame. The meeting
adjourned at half-past nine.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

and harmony prevails 10 every precl1c
President German made a speech iu
which be gave the members o. under
stand that hard work at the polls is ex-
pected OF every member. The Executive
COMMITTEES viii see that each member
does hts full share Of work.
The Executive Committee held a meet
ing after the association adjourned, and
arranged TO furnish the Democratic chal-
lengers with chsl.enge books.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

q Mr.. William J. O'ConnelI Of Washing
ton, son OF Mr.. J. D. O'Connen of the
Bureau OF Statistics, has been appointed
a topographer 10 accompany the party
authorized 20 survey the route OF the
proposed International railway between
This country and South America. The
surveying party authorized will leav
Washington in a day or two for their
field of operations
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
na,,o.s Ready on Monday.

City Clerk Scott announces that official
ballots for the charter election on Tues
day will be ready for distribution by
three O'Clock Monday afternoon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

Corporation Counsel Edwards made ap-
plicatioa to Judge Knapp in Chancery
Cnamber this morning for the couhrma-
tion of report No. CO OF the Commissioners
of Adjustment. No objections were
made.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

into il from strong Democratic Wards to
overcome the Republican majority. The
inspectors acted under the advice OF
counsel and claimed that the men should
register on election day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

Special 10 fhe Jerseg Ciss vssos-
TRENTON, April 1L-Tbe Commission
ers appointed by Governor Aboett to ac
auire for the National Guard OF the state
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

suosens sas'a and @ Circuit Court cases Nos. s. I. =
Substituted Cal.
By order OF the Court
Dxszls McLAuGnLTx, Clerk
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

WASHINGTON. April II. 1891. Weather
iudicaylons Tor twen1y-four hours Tor
Eastern New York. New Jersey ard
Eastern Pennsylsania:-R Rain; soutberly
winds. WARMER.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

Hoods Sarsapariila is on the Hood tide Of pop
ularity. which position II has reached by IT'S ow
intrinsic. undoubged merit.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

President Tharston shows the Idiocy of
the "Journai's'' Complaint
Joseph A. Dear's afternoon public scold
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