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The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
, ssreSEE,s NOTICE 70 cnEDIroas,

Notice is hereby given 70 the creditors OF Daniel
Todey ltreding as Daniel 1orfey & company ot
Jersey City. hudson county, New Jersey. tnat All
claims against his estate must 90 exhioited 70 tne
subscriber. his assignee. at his once. NO hz-
change place jersey City. New Jersey. under oath
or affirmation on or before the nineteenth day oI
August next. being three montas from the asse o.
in for dividend OF the essaie and sail cgediters
the sail Daniel 1oey will bs FLED with the Surro,
gate OF the County OF Hudson at the expiration OF
said three months when exceptions thereto may
be flled by any person Interested .....-,-o
MAxImILIAH Z. ROSENBERG.
Assignee.
Dated July 6, 1851.
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RAILROADS.
ERIE RAILWAY EXCURSIONS,


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cars 70 Saratoga and Caldwell
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M. sss. IS p n. Parlor Cars 70 Bloomville arand
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New Paltz on IL, IS a. m. train,
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Hotel station and Phoenicia. Parior car TO Bloom
cstskill Mountain Night LINE. as1 a; M. sundays
o1 aSa 10 Mountain aouse ssaqn
I'll $ a r 5s4S p m Parior cars % CaasEnL ,1
%Da1tN- fDhliy except saturday. All otner Trains
qaily, except sunday; u, II leaves Broc5iyn' h via
soy City, P. r r. station. lo4o. +iLD a. m. s4S2'
..
accomnfOd atoms or Information apply cfices;
Jersey City--P. X r. station and .09 Hudson street
Hosoken-ll Hudson street and West shore station
Brookiyn.sS Washington street ~ Fulton sSreet
arEo5 Ses s @ aoot & q ESlsoa ssse sork
Park place. So West i25th street and West Sn0re
stations. West 42d street. and foot Of Jay street,
C, z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
wander plt Av.. New York
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TN cnAsoEaY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Robert l. Chase. defendant
b. virtue OF order OF the Court Of Chancery 81
New Jersey. made on the day OF the date hereof IN
q cause wherein Bertha A Chase Is the petitioner
and you are the defendant you are REQUIRED to
said petitioner or before the fourteenth day OF
August {. the said petition Will De taken as
confessed against you
The said petition Is fled against you for q
divorce from the bond OF matrtmony. and yon
Robert l. Chase are made defend ant because the
petition prays for a decree OF divorce against you
from the bond OF matrimoay.
Dated June 70, 1891. .-
Solicitors for Petitioner,
NO Exchange Place. Jersey City. n. j.
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why S uffer One Moment

From torturing and dishguring skin diseases
when a single application Of the CuTlcuRA
REMEDIES viii, in the great majority Of cases
afore instant relief in the most agonizing of
itching. burning. scaly, crusted. pimply and
biotchy skin. skin. scalp and blood diseases with
loss Of hair, and point TO a speedy, permanent
and economical cure, when the best physicians
and all other remedies fail
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
itching and Burning Skin

/ have been afflicted since last March with a
skin disease tn doctors called eczema. My face
was covered with scabs and sores and the itch
ing and burning were almost unbearable.
Seeing your CUTIcURA REMEDIES so highly
recommended, concluded to give them a trial
using the CuTIcuRA and CUTIcuRA SOAP exter-
nally and REsoLvENT internally for four months
call myself cured, in gratitude for which make
this public statement
MRs C, A. FREDERICK, Broad Brook. Conn.
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To John Weber;-By virtue OF an order OF the
Court OF Chancery of New Jersey ade on the DAY OF
the date hereof In a cause wherein Kate NJ Weber
is petitioner and you are defendant ou are re-
Quired to appear and answer 10 the petitioners
petition on before the fourtesnth day OF August
next or in default hereof such decree VIII be MADE
against you the Chancellor shall think equltaois
The said petition ia led against you for divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony on the ground Oh
desertion.
r. B. SEYMOUR.
Solicitor Of Petitioner
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NOTICE TO cREDfToRs.

Estate of Patrick hcEfhinnyl deceased: Annle
McElhlnny administrative OF Patrick McElhtnny.
de ee ased. by order OF the Surrogate OF HUDSON
county dated June 3 1881 hereby gives notice 70
the creditors of said deeedent 10 bring In tneir
debts, demands and claims against the estate ot
said decedent. under oath or affirmation wlLnlu
pine months from the date OF said order or tnsv
will be forever barred OF any action. theretor
aS".-'' '-'N sunni" -''' ANNIE McELHISSY.
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HUDSON COUNTY clscUIr COURT

HUDSON COUNTY CIRCUIT CpORI
Thomas n Brewster plaintiff. VS.. J. Henry Baird.
defendant
In attachment upon contract
Notice.
Eotice is hereby given that a writ Of attachment
the suit OF thomas ii. Brewster against the
rights and credits. moneys and effects. goods ana
chattels OF J. Henry Baird. non resident deDtors
for the sum Of eight hundred dollars tss.9 issued
of the Hudson County Circuit Court on tne
twenty elg nth day OF March. eighteen hundred and
ninety one neturnabls and returned into Cours
duly executed by the Sheriff OF the Iounty OF Hud-
son and state Of New Jersey, on the day and year
DENNIS MLAUGHLIN.
Clerk.
JOHN s. McMAsFER.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Dated June 20, a. ID. 1891.
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

The baseball team Of the ST Joseph's
Lvceum has entered in the tournement
of the Catholic Young Mems Diocesan
Union of the Newark Dlccease. They
have defeated the st. Plus 4; N. Y. a,
and been defeated by st. Columbia's
q. M. &. A. The other teams are st;
James Y. NJ. G. a, Father Matthews'
G. II. II. of Orange. st. Michaeps Y. M. e.
a and St Johns C. Y NJ. a. The next
meeting on the diamond is scheduled
for Sunday July 10. The st. Joseph's 8
Isvceum viii be at home and wrestle with
fTe st .lames Y. NJ G. A. The teams Of
Sd. Plus G. Y. NJ. A. and St Columbia's s
" NJ. q. A. will meet at Harrison; 81.
MichaePs Y. NJ. c. A. aud the Q; l.. u
will meet at Orange. and the Father
Matthew Society's team and that OF ST
Johns c. Y. NJ. A. will battle IN this
citv
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Tannis.

The annual tournament Of the Mont.
clair Lawn Tennis Club began yesterday.
In the first round for gentlemen's singles
A. J. Post, of the Jersey City Lawn Ten
mis- Club. was one of the competitors. He
defeated r. A Miles, OF the Orange Ten
mis- Club. The scores were 6-3, 40,
IA
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Notes

The Hudson River Amateur Rowing
Association will hold its first regatta next
Saturday.
The Atlantic Yacht Clubs feet viii
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Amusement in a NsiGhbor's Quarrel
Mrs. Katie Faeken. of No. III Warren
street, was arraigned before Justice Mar
tinez last night, charged with assaultinc
and abusing Pauline Miller, who lives in
the same house. President Somers. of
the Board Of Street and Water Commis-
sioners, and Assistant Clerk Tolson were
present. during the hearing and were very
much anused over the accusations made
oy the Two women. Justice Martinez re-
quired Katie Facken 10 furnish a bond Of
sd 70 keep the peace.
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

Summer Timetable.
Foats via Bay Ridge Ferry leave Whitehall street
terminus OF tho New York elevated roads and
broadway and Belt Line surface cars hourly from
71U a. to l0iV a. m. then half hourly Sundays
every twenty minutes) until 40 and at III D. m
Returning. leave Coney Island at like intervals
until IL II D. m.
The variety show IN the sea Beech Palace free
TO passengers is the best attr action the Island
EXcgEsroN tx TICKETS An cENTs;
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IN cHAvcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

No. Exchange Place. jersey CITY. \. ] -,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
W0ONSOCKET.

Joseph Pratt "a boy employed in the
carding room at the Nourse mill, caught
his left foot in the elevator yesterday az
ternoon and bruised il it severely. Tbs
boy was taken TO the office of DIR. Joseph
Hills, where surgical aid was rendered.
The Rev. j. Y. Clancy, pastor OF the
Globe congregational Church, Will preach
the third one in the series Of sermons on
practical Christianity tomorrow.
Next Friday evening, Nov. l3, the Bap-
tist Church will hold recognition ser
vices TO their new pastor, the rev.
George w. Riglar in, Grand Army
Hall. The sermon will be preached
by the Rev Coates of Pawtucket
and the Rev. +. G.. McKeever and the
Rev. II. NJ. Martin of Providence have
signified their intention 20 he present and
participate in the services. The local
clergy will be present and the address OF
welcome in behalf of the city will be made
by the Rev. j.. V. Clancy. Special music
will be sung by an augmented choir un-
der the direction of Choirster j. w. Mich
OILS.
Shall Woonsocket secure the new cotton
mill about TO be erected by the New Eng
land Cotton Company, is a question that
is agtating the minds of our business
men at the present time. Pawtucket is
anxious TO secure the prize, and their lat
est offer Is "a piece Of land on what Is
called the plains" containing forty
G.. Daigneault has offered piece of land
containing four acres, we'll situated at the
Hamlet, near the plant of the River SPIN
ming Company in this city. The new com
pany proposes now to opeu subscription
books i'm this city with the understanding
that should the mill be built in Pawtucket
Woonsocket subscribers could withdraw
their names. The par value of the stock
Is 800, of which 80 per cent. will be pay
able March |, 1891, and SO each on the
first days of April. May, June and July
stated to n NEWS man this morning that
the company intended to build an $4,000
spindle mill, and that 100000 of the
stock had been subscribed by Boston,
Providence and Pawtucket capitalists,
and the capital stock would be increased
to 100000. A mill of the size they in
tend TO build will cost in the vi
cinity Of $4,000 and will be larger
than the Manville mill, which has
of spindles in the Social, Globe and
Nourse mills combined are l37, ,716 spindles
which will make the new proposed mill as
large as the Social and Nourse mills COM
bined, and give EN- rloyment to 400 people.
James Murray, and j. j. Kennedy, agent,
both express a desire to have the plant
located in this city, being both residents
here. IL only remains now TO see who
wants it the most, Woonsocket or Paw
tucket
There was large attendance at the
Guards fair last evening, the Social Brass
band and Fire Department being in at
tendance n fine street parade was made
before entering the hall by the Guards and
Fire Department led by the Social band.
The fair closes tonight and has been very
successful financially.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
WEXFORD.

The manufacturing interests of the
town are in hourishing condition,
whether from the Mckinley bill or other
cause North kingstown IL distinctively
n manufacturing town. IL Is stated that
the total value of manufactured goods IL
nearly n million dollars annually.
The Campbell mill at Belleville has re
Gently received such changes TO its motive
power ~ result in increased speed.
The Gregory plant in this village Is APP
parently only waiting for the necessary
land for material enlargement
It is To one of the Rodman Manufactur-
ing Company's establishments, however,
that the most notable improvement has
been recently made. The mill mt shady
Lea has been utilized to produce all the
warns used in the mills at Lafayette, Sill
yer Spring and at Wakefield. To accom-
plish this task the machinery has been
run day and night for more than n year
past.
Several months ago n commcdious adj
dition was begun that the pressure might
I've at least materially lesssned. The new
port ion is ~ brick, two stories hIgu. eN.
elusive of basement, and covers ground
spnce of upwards of 5000 square feet. moi
Including "A tower isx90 feet. There l.
also an engine room 30x40 feet with chin
new of suitable height. The motive power
il 10 be Corliss engine, one of the largest
in town. The fly wheel weighs neArly
seven tons. The engine is Of one hundred
and fifty horse power. The machinery iu
cludes thirty live spinning frames, seven.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
CENTREDkLE.

A meeting OF the school committee was
held last evening, in the council chamber,
at Centredale, with Messrs. Collins, Cush-
ing, Hill and Burlingame present. The
following bills were received, allowed
and ordered paid Harriet Il. Reynolds,
S60 Mary f.. Olney, so; Josephine A.
Reynolds, $40; Annie l.. Grey, So Annie
c. Chandler, $50; Louise B. Clark $40
Susan NJ. Steere, $50 II. Nettie Brayton,
sls: Mrs. Holt, $50. For teachers ser
vices, Herbert Jodoin, three months rent
of. schoolhouse, 1873; Herbert Jodoin,
for repairs on schoolhouse, s24.l5 Henry
Hill, for chairs in Woodville schoolhouse,
A petition from fifty-two persons i'm
Manville who wish TO attend a night
school was presented, praying that one be
established, which was passed 1t was
also voted to employ two teachers for the
same.
Mr.. Ray was appointed officer TO pre-
serve order and to act as janitor evenings.
Messrs. Collins and Hill were appointed
10 engage teachers for night school. Mr.
Hill was appointed committee To attend
to books for night school. An informal
talk was held I'm regard to night school
and Mr.. Judsin agreed 10 allow use of the
building with no extra charge. Mr. Ray
was authorized 10 procure chairs for
Marysville school aud To attend to re
pairing stove Meeting adjourned until
Dec. 4, 1891, at 1880 o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
PAWTUXET.

Among the real estate transfers in the
town of Warwick during the month of
October were the following; John A.
Brown, general assignment to Francis
Colwell for 81 Henry IL. Bosworth sold
10 Frederick Terrence six lots on Lake
wood plat for $4,000 w. f.. Peck sold to
Theresa L., wife of Frank Cole, lot and
buildings on South Fair street Josiah A.
Whitman sold TO \. p. Stone lot l19 Cen
trail Park plat for slOO
The Lakewood and PawtuXet societies
Of Christian Endeayor held a social at the
PawtuXet Baptist Church on Thursday
evening The church parlors were well
II He'd with young people and an interest
ing literary and musical program was car
ried out.
\ number Of people from Providence,
as well As from Lakewood and this place
attended the dancing party given under
the management of Messrs Manton and
Hayward at Hayward's Hall last evening
Rumor SAYS that there is a prospect Of
two new missions TO be established at
Edgewood, one Episcopal and the other
Congregational, ~
The Nickery Memorial Chapel at Silver
Hook is To be opened for inspection this
afternoon and evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
PROVIDENCE, *. I.

teen self cleaning cards, also improved
speeding ana drawing frames. All the ma
chinery is OF the latest approved designs,
and the mill model one in many respects.
The machinery is to be ready for work
within the next few weeks. The plant Is a
credit to the town. The improvements
are said TO have cost nearly 100000.
1t is reported that the Rev. Mr.. Pray,
assistant rector of st. Paul's Episcopal
church in this village. and in, charge Of
st. Gabriers mission at Lafayette during
the past year, will sever his pastoral re-
lations here the last of next month.
Mrs. j. w. Pettis, of Providence, has
closed her summer cottage at the foot OF
Pleasant street and returned to the city.
Mrs Sanford 9. Sphinx is very i'll at her
residence in the southern part of the town.
The following meetings are to be held on
Monday: The Town Council convenes in
regular session ut o'clock at the Town
Hall; the class in University Extension
meets in the same place in the evening at
7:45; the annual meeting of the Wexford
Baptist Society for the election of officers,
etc, will be held in the committee room
at 1880, and n regular communication OF
Washington Lodge, A. Il. and A. NJ, will
be held in Mason's Hall at the same hour.
Altogether it will be busy time for the
reporters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The real estate transactions for week
ending Nov Z is as follows:
George w. Patton sold to Peleg II. Car
penter lot of land near Riverside for
$40.
Francis Armington ct nj. sold TO Sarah
a. Miller tract of land at East Provi-
dence Center for 81 600.
Fraternity Commandery, No. 1888, Order
Golden Cross, made n visitation TO Com
mapdery No. 293, Johnston, last evening
A large number attended.
Watchemoket Tribe No. 2, /. o. X. NJ,
held very pleasant meeting last evening,
Sachem T.. =. Luther presiding. Sachem
Briggs of Wamsutta Tribe No was
present and delivered very interesting
talk. One paleface was adopted into the
lodge.
The rigging of the new Asa 7. Stowell is
nearly completed, and as she lays moored
at the Providence Dry Dock Company's
wharf her grace and beauty win her many
compliments.
In tssSeventh District Court yesterday
afternoon before Judge Bliss, the con-
tinued case from last Friday OF Antoine
Silva, charged with assault on boy by
the name of James Gallagher was given a
hearing Silva proved to the satisfaction
of the court that he did not throw the
stone and was declared not guilty and
discharged from custody.
-; Az the far last night there were present
Watchemoket Tribe, No. =, i. .. X. NJ,
Court Washington, A. o F., and
the Bachelors Club of East Provi-
dence. The visiting organizations
marched foom Providence TO the hall in
East Providence, escorted by the Watche-
moket Fire Engine Company and the East
Providence Drum Corps. There was q
very large attendance and the usual
festivities were enjoyed.
The guests tonight will be Narragansett
Fire Company No 3 of Warren: Dread
naugh III. l.. and Hose Company of Bris-
tol and Pawtucket Veteran Firemen As
sociation.
A pleasant party of friends of Mr. Henry
Chase gathered at his house on Sutton
avenue last evening, to participate in a
house warming. Mr.. Chase is a uery fine
musician and at intervals invites a few
friends to his home TO enjoy "A musical
feast such was the present occasion, and
the orchestra composed of twelve pieces
rendered many delightful selection
throughout the evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
VALLEY FALLS.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Fire Wardens was held at the
Hose House last evening. All of the
members, with the exception OF Mr..
Chandley were present.
Two candidates were nominated TO the
mystries of the third degree at the meet
ing of Canonchet Tribe i. o. X. NJ, in
Public Hall this evening
The funeral of Mrs Sarah Boyce was
held at the late residence on Broad street
at o o'clock this morning
There will be special meeting OF the
Hook and Ladder Company next Wednes-
day evening.
The fair of Court Lily ofthe Blackstone
will close week from tonight.
Edward Lanvier of Valley Falls has re-
covered from recent illness.
Miss Josephine Quigley, who received
the most votes for an organ at the recent
fair of the Valley Falls Continental Band.
was visited at her home last evening by
the band and presented with the instru-
ment
The regular meeting of the Young Peo-
pies Historical Society will be held at Q
o'clock this evening All members are
specially requested TO be present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
MYST lC.

Our liquor dealers seem TO have shut up
their saloons and gone out of business.
Hundreds of loaves of bread are sold in
the village daily. The new London bak-
cry seems to lead.
The NJ. V. Institute closed yesterday
with public exercises. The essays were
very good.
Mr.. Kenyon will preach at Centre Gro
ton on Sunday afternoon.
Two weddings are To occur early next
week. There seems TO be an epidemic in
this line.
At the Teachers Institute held here yes
terday, &. y. Hine spoke on reading and
"what is good school,; G.. NJ. jennings,
grammar; \. l.. Bishop, geography. The
attendance was large, and there were
many questions.
The elections brought many disappoint-
ments. The watchers sat up all night.
We hear many rejoice that Providence
has a Republican paper. May its shadow
increase!
Connecticut is full of turkeys and many
of them are andsome The corn crop is
good and the turkeys will be fat.
Mr.. Noyes has thousands of very hand
some celery plants. He will pack $4,000
plants in his storage house.
Our Democrats ore divided on the ques-
tion Of protection. a soft money platform
is free trade, and cannot command the
party strength in Connecticut.
Capt. q. T.. Trippe gave rousing lee
ture on patriotism
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
WARREN,

Mechanic Fire Company, No ., opened
their fair last evening iu Armory Hall
Narrugausett Fire Company, No 3. was
the visiting company.
Mr.. j. Browcll, of this town, is sick I'm
New York with inilammatory rheuma-
tiSm.
The Epworth League connected with
the NJ +. Church held its regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs John II. Cole. ON
Church street ON Friday evening sing
iug. reading and instrumental music COM
posed the programme for the evening
William %, Wilbur ~ Somerset, b. the
guest oi bis brother, Ii. h. Wilbur. on
Baker street
sunday last Fred Bradford. who Is a
young man from Warren and attending
Trinity College. pursuing Studies for the
ministry, preached before "a larle congrc-
cation in one OF the principal Episcopal
churches In Manchester. y. III.
Mr. Leroy sanford was I'm town last
evening.
Miss Mabel Martin was thc guest OF
Mrs. Sullen, of Providence un Thursday
last
Mr.. Benjamin Bliss visited Providence
yesterds