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PROFESSIONAL
MRS. T. V. SMELL. CLAIRVOYANT AND BUSI-
4Nl pees medium magnetic and massacre treatment
givelf can be consulted parlors at YOi New York
ave. NV. jy4-1ws
l)ROF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising claryoyant. astIologer and medium in
this city: Has wonderful prophetic gift Of second
sight. Reveals hidden mysteries. RECEIVERS lost or
stolen property. brlngs separated together causes
speedy marriages, success business, removes
family troubles, evil influences. Strangers other
cities and all in trouble will time and money by
coming to the right place at he succeeds where
others have failed. Convinces most sketca and ad-
vertses only what he dc. All business contden-
tia Satisfaction guaranteed. Sittings JOc. Hours,
9to9 Open sundays. Residence 40 II st. between,
~ and 9th SITS. southwest. je.7-l2ts
M ME. RAPHAL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
VN voyant and astrologst, the seventh aughtrr
with cau has wonderful healing power. Gives names
and lucky dates. Don't fail 10 thlslady Room TO-
J1U Yt. ny jeS-24ts
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
A LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gem
tlemen 30 cents each. Hours: y al m. to p. m. 20
st. bet. LIST and North Capitol w. aplI-l2wkd
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
40 TO BEAUTIFUL BETHESDA PARK; SHADY
~ grove 20 acres good water dancing pavilion no
liquors sold 81 miles by Tepaytown and Rockville
railroad at terminus Of Georgetown and Tenallytowp
railway. Fare. d tickets for &c. 1y:-3m
RIVER VIEW.
SEASON OF 1901.
THE coNEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED.
THE PALACE sTEAMKR
SAMUEL J. PENTz
viii make three trips every SUNDAY isavins 7th q.
wharf lO:<5 .. m and 3:l5 pm and 9 pm. sharp.
Tcksts. 25c.
Three trips every WEDNESDAY,, isavins N q.
vharf o:A5 An. Las and eslS pm
Ticksta Is csnta
Steamer and grounds lighted By Electricity.
The Best Meals furnished On The Potomac rivsr or
aayvh@s slss for only 50c. No Questionable pazss
allowed On boat o. grounda
foe eharsseA BE-, call or addrpo
z o. RANDALL. PrsyrssAse.
ny0 11oo visstnia svs. AZ.
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DIR. c. w. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
of the Nervous System. has opened an office in
Washington, u. G., for the treatment of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and Catarrh. We utilize
electricity in treating these Diseases and in re-
moving supertiuous hairs, warts moles, marks
tumors and all blemishes. DIR. Benson or his
partner, DR.. L. o. Mannakee, can be found
every Wednesday and Friday, from 9 am. to
$50 pm, and every Friday night frcm $50 to
9, at their office, 1912 G st. NV. Baltimore Of
fee 52l N. Howard st., every day. je2O-s
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Johnston's Breakfast Coffee requires no set

Buy a Machine With u Reputation
Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service
Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent
rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping &C.
ton of shuttle machines
WHEELER 4 Wilson MIRO. Co.,
fe28-Str 437 9th st. NV
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ THIS Saturday Evening
Closing performance of the summer season.
Last time of Lecocq's charming opera,
GIROFLE-GIROFLA
GIROELE-GIROFIA-
GIROELE-GIROFLA.
GlRUf LE-tiIROTIA-
General Admission 2.p. Reserved Seats 20 and 1c.
General Admission DC Reserved Seats, 20 and .c
General Admission r Reserved Seats "a and zoe Ii
CALIFORNIA. TEXAS, MEXICO.
" Special PARTIES Sem monthly. Tourist Parties
over the Southern Pacific Company's Set and
Ogden Routes. Cheap rates. Apply to + HAWLEl,
A. u. L. NJ. a43 Broadway. New York; X. j. SMITH,
Agt., ~ So ID ST.. Philadelphia ja24-s. wlO4t
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Go TO Bar RIDGE Monday. July 6, with the
CssLoiie Club. Special sttractionA-Adrl
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EARLY CLOSING.

a PrR GALLON. II per quart. SOC. pint
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HALF RATES TO DETROIT Account OF GAR
ESCANPNEST, VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The Pennsylyania railroad have arranged for
superior train service Washington to Detroit.
via Niagara Fails, for parties visiting that
point on occasion of the GAR. annual ell
camPment. August tot 8.
Eonnd trip tickets will be sold July 81 TO
August 3. good 20 return August 3 to Is, at rate
Of one fare. which il Sli.25 from Washington.
by depo-iting these tickets with joint agent of
the terminal lines at Detroit they can be ex-
tended for return passage until September 80.
The service and equipment of this line is une v
celled. and the route via Watkins Glen and
Niagara Falls Is very attractive.
Tickets will also be issued at the same rate
VI. Pitsburg and Toledo. This route passes
through the grand and picturesque scenery of
the Allegheny mountains in western Pennsyl-
yania-
Full and detailed information can be obtained
on Application 10 Robert A Parke. passenger
agent, Baltimore and Potomac station.-Adct
ASSorSCyxySr OF EXCURSIONS To ATLANTIC
CIrr, VIA RoY.LBLUE LI>E.-Ihe Baltimore and
Ohio railroad wall Inaugurate Its series of popu-
Var oi-weekly excursions, via ROYAL Blue line
from Washington and Baltimore to Atlantic
City on Saturday. July IL. Prom Washington
round trip rate will be $3.50 and from Balti-
more, eSOo. Tickets Will be valid for return
passage on any trains returning ON Monday fol-
lowing day of excursion
On every Friday for remainder of the sum
mer the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
round trip tlckets TO Atlantic City from WASH
ington at rate Of 20 and from Baltimore at rate
OF "a for the round trip. Tickets will be good
going only on trains leaving Washington at
10 and IL Is a. m and Baltimore at lO;4s am
and 1880 pm, and will be valid for return
passage on any train until and including Ines-
day following day Of sale
For all other days not specified above the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell tickets Ia
Atlantic City not only from Baltimore aud
Washington. but from all stations on its lines
at greatly reduced rates--Adrt
PERSONALLY CoSDucrED ToURs TO NIAGARA
FAILS VIA PESNsYLvANIA RALRoAD.-Tht
PENNSYLVANIA railroad will run a series of per
sonslly conducted tours To Niagara Falls. leay
ing Washington. 9th street station, at 1:lO a. m
July -. August AMI August 20. reaching
Niagara Falls about III pm. The rate from
Washington will be SO for the round trip
tickets good for ten days from date of excur
zion. good to stop of at Watkins Glen and
Rochester in either direction within limit ant
good to return via Buffalo. A limited number
OF parlor cars will be attached to the train and
run through to Niagara Falls. The rate is YER,
low and every one should take advantage o.
this opportunity to visit the falls--Adrt.
SUNDAY on the green lawns Of Marshall Hall
after the buzz and tumult OF tine Fourth %
July. Steamers leave for Marshall Hall on sun
day at IL an. 2:30, Sis and pm. sharp
National Guard Band See advertisement Thu
Saturday evening at $50 also.
GARRETT PAaK STOCK. See advertisement.
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no NOT MISS THE
~ PICNIC
Given by Oneida Association on
JULY 4, 1891,
At the Sc HUEIZEN PARK
Lots of fun out of the and gares.
Grounds open at noon. Concert, 2 to d y. Ia. Dane
ing. u to II pm.
Hotfmanns band and Orchestra.
All soild and liz ud refreshments.
Cars pass the gate. Extra provided.
Admission. - cts. jy3-3t'
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FINANCIAL

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPosir COMPANY
i OF MAshlS@leNii ,ru.,,.-,. ls.s7.
ReOrsAniEed under ,ci Of ocnsr-~- Of ..t0srr l. 1880
Trust COMPANY
In a. it, Narioas hrsnches
SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPUsiT COMPANY.
Small safe for rent from IS to SIPS per snnum.
Receives money deposits IN SUN. Of TEN CENTS
and upwards amt SLOWS interest," tlIertyn-
Loans money upon heal Estate and Collateral So
sells frs, elias. Real Fs.a,a a, other securities
Tssss slLNkRwA Ar IN trunks and al kind. Of
VAIL Ablks mon drlosii m oAscious Sor~se vaults
u6 @' sSSrns ,. m .s az to I, r..a sal
ofa'e lours unt., . llc-k y. M, ss follows.
ON the 18th day o; ssch uaonth.
ON IN hrsi. second aud third DAYS OF each mouth
Nhsn the ISth falls on Sunday tie I4tL dag vii 10
substituted
Nanassn.eut:
BENJAMIN 4 SNYDER.
kice iresldsnis
JANIS NJ. JOHNSTON. second.
T. FRhNCIS RIGGS
ALBERT l. sfrRIEyANr.
r,.... \, -, biisO'Nfs p-,,,
s ssH,1Tin s S@ssiss sa aG. I HSss'n'
SeorEe Il. liant. Matthew u Emery.
Henfy A hIisfd i FTanci- kisSs.
3ilsN NJ 5Nln~tOl. Aiar - 4. NIuNcr.
*. hoss Perry. aulln q. farke.
1h,fiiss Hy ie. JUln q. hodzers
g4r William 4. CLARK.
No. ". CokSON. JNO ". MACARTNET,
Member M. stoyk In
CORSON MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER ~ ll.pING. lsla ST NV
Bankers anu Dealers m Governments Bond.
Deposits FnchAnse Loans. Collections.
Railroad Stocks and l., nls ans ali listed
ihc ehchanIes 81 New lork. l1hAelI hiA Boston and
baltimore b1ught aud sold.
sielafg made q investment securities District
lonus and AL o,a. iSsilIad Cas- lusurAI e and Iele
Ihone STICK dealt M.
American Bel I.erhone Sto,k bought and sold. jyls
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An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime,
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight Its use enrspturea
Office 437 9Th street northwest. dll-tr
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Most wines upon the market are mixture
of chemicals and water. Speer's Wines, how
ever, are Endorsed by the leading surgeons and
hospital nurses of this country and Europe as
Pure. His Port, Claret and Brandy are noted
among physicians. Sold by druggists. 1t
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BERKELEY Is pure
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MOTLEY HALL.
SATURDAY. JEfF I ATrRAcT sSSS.r lilly
r.x ARnd T%S fTEA ME- s;I.oT BOY oy-
and IS =; HsfIs xsi S9r L haGL i .
10 sE2SPsHf w TIE Iof ETREs so
PRErT1EsT ExcuRs Aas RESORT. GO TO NOT
Musical Entertainment and Dancing. Refreshments
and Dinner Unsurpassed
are ROUND 'f'p'''..-''....jj. j. il Johnson
1t supt. Ind. Steamboat and barge Co.
The
WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY
Will give
DAILY EXCURSIONS
CLIFTON BEACH
COLONIAL BEACH
On the
PALACE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY,
As follows:
| TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY MORNING at y q. m. for
CLIFTON BEACH and COLONIAL BEACH,
Returning to the city by lOp.m.
Saturday Morning Family Excursion for Clifton
Beach Only At . a. m returning TO the city by SPIN.
Wonda8 Fysn'n' ~. III IN; ios ooioma beach;
curson 40 miles down the river. returning 20 city
1880 pm. Boat leaves wharf OF the Norfolk and
WASHINGTON Steamboat Company. foot of .th ST.
State rooms can he secured boat or at F. n.
WAl.kER'S. S22 Louisiana ave-, where arrangements
| for charters also he made.
Salt Water Bathing. Fishing. Grabbing and Splendid
Meals at
COLONIAL BEACH
Are guaranteed. Music on tie boat
The management desire TO impress upon the pubic
that the excursions given by them Will be strictly
class No objectionable characters will be permitted
on the boat.
FRANK SCHWARZ. President.
je.o2m H. D. RENNINGER Manager
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,Johnston's breakfast Coffee requires no So
Ting
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Great Slaughter in Sugars.

Johnston's Breakfast Coffee requires no set
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N OF LEY HALL.
NEW EXCURSION RESORT.
Adjoining Fort Foote.
Largest Pavilion. Cafe and Bowling Alleys, Steam
Carousal and all the popular Amuseinents. Running
Water through all the Buildings and Toilet Rooms.
Coolest and Shadiest Groves. Most Romantic Kan-
bles.
APARADISE FOR PICNICs.
Music by Prof. Frank Pstor;a. REGULAR dinner, Soc.
Meals and luncheon at all hours. Open on and after
SATURDAY. JUNE L.
In addition to the comPany's steamer Pilot Boy
the new palatial steamer columbia, capacity 1,20O
On SATURDAY, and UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
the steamer Pilot Boy will leave 9TH ST. wharf at 20
An. and 6::sU Returning reach the city -.
b and $50 pm.
FARE. ROUND TRIP. Is CENTS.
Special reduced rates to organizations and family
picnics Best OF order maintained and proper atten-
ton given to patrons Books now open.
J. HARRISON JOHNSON, supt.,
303 It'll OF. s.w.
Independent Steamboat and BARRE Co. jeS-3m
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WEAK. PAINFUL KIDNEYS

P1MPLES. black-heads. red. rough, chapped
oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Importing Teas.
JOHNSTON
Bros. 4 Co.,
Central
Sales
Office,
639
La. ave.
Largest
stock.
finest
assortment
south
of
New York.
Wholesale dealers for southern trade.
Our
latest
importation.
479
cases
fine,
tight
rolled
Gunpowders.
All grocers should examine them.
Main
sales
Office,
$50 La. ave.
Telephone,
SlS 1t
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BESSrR will do you good work.
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tnt are tapI- LIEUT.. HARDEN.
Walsh. First Lieut.. Richard J. Harden and
Second Lieut.. Charles ]. Harlow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-13
CHAPTER XII

A Supplement to an act entitled IAN act
concerning divorces" lRsvisionL, aD-
proved March twenty-seventh, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
fonr.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly Of the State of New Jersey,
That the fifth section of the act entitled
"An act concerning divorces" fRevisiou]
approved March twenty-seventh, one
thousand eight hundred II seventy-four,
be amended so as to read as follows
5 And be it enacted, for desertion,
adultery, or extreme cruelty in either of
parties, committed or that may be com
mitted, the court of chancery may decree
Of divorce from the bed and board forever
thereafter, or in the extreme cruelty, for
a limited time, as shall seem just and
reasonable. but in every such case, except
for extreme cruelty, the party applying
shall prove that he or she has conscien-
tious scruples against applying for a di-
vorce from the bond of matrimony; when
such proof has been made, the court, in
case it shall deem it just so to do, may
also decree that he guilty party shall
forfeit all right to dover, courtesy and
administration OF or participation in the
property or estate of the party in whose
favor the decree Is entered.
2 Aud be 1t enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March f. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-13

county. township OF c.tg oaies. in the
saId circuit court shall have the
elect OF staying all proceedings
Il the supreme court, remit
ing tns record 81 the JUDGMENT In the
supreme court, OF afirmancs or reversal.
OF The said Judgment OF the said circaif
court. 70 the said circuit court ana the
said writ OF error shall also have the eject
Of staying all proceedings 10 the said CIR
cult court towards carrying into effect
the said Judgment originally givig in the
sad circuit court. and shall also have the
effect Of staying any order that may be
or may have been heretofore issued by
said circuit court, or by o Judge thereof,
or by any justice OF the > upTene court, 70
tue sheriff or other officer Of any such
county. requiring MIN 70 euforcs the
judgments OF said circuit court, aud to re.
move the Incumbent from the said Office
ana to place the contestant in the posses
sion OF the same, until the said court Of
errors aud appeals shall II have finally de-
termined the issues involved aud brought
before the said court Of errors aud ap-
peuls by the said writ OF error.
2 And be IL enacted. That it shall be
the duty OF the said court of errors and
appeals, TO hea and determine, fully. and
upon their merit, all, and every of the
issues Of law. involved and brought be-
fore the said court, by the said writ OF
error, amending any mistakes or objec-
tons OF forms, or substance in any pro-
ceedin1s relating to said writ OF error.
aud of the issuing OF the said writ, whether
there IS anything In writing TO amend by
or not, aad all such amendments may
be ma le whether the defect or error be
that OF the party applying to amend or
not, and may be made with or without
costs, Inc upon such terms as to the
court, or any justice or judge thereof, may
seem ut: and all such amendments may
be made as may be necessary for the
purpose OF determining fully aud CON-
pletelY the questions OF law adjudicated
upon in the court or courts below, and in
tended to be removed by said writ of
error, for ina review and adjudication,
in n by, the said court of errors and
appeals.
8. And be Il enacted, That It shall be
the duty of the said clerk OF the court OF
errors and appeals to place the said
cause upon the list for argument at the
next term, after issue shall be Joined upoa
the assignments Of error, assigned and
filed by the plaintiff in error or his attor-
ney.
4. And be it enacted, That the plaintiff
in error shall become bound to the de-
PENDANT in error, by recognizance. In the
manner and within the time mentioned
and specified and provided in the eight
zenith section Of the act to which this is a
supplement, and entitled AN act respect
ing wrtts Of error, approved March
twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and
seventy-four.
5. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March 4, 1891.
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roati. not withdrawing said objection, the
zane saall be regarded aud taken rs 80
fixed. upou said board BY a majority vote
thereof voting 20 that effect. but II the
objections shall be REGARDED By said board
A. well f0uuuej, tgcu t1e adoption or TX
inr u said portion or portions ID advance
As Aforesaid snail Ne c5nsidefed as nban-
dpned. IL NJ objection IS aforesaid is
offered within the time above limited
therefor, the said portion or portions 20
as azores nd shown and designated shall
he taken aud regarded as fixed As a part
OF tho road. ami the proceedings and
notices herein provided for shall, 10 the
extent OF the portion or portions ADOPTED
IN advance as aforesaid, be AXE ald re-
garded as Ia lieu OF and as II all the re-
quirements OF the original act respecting
the fixing OF the whole line Of the road
had been fully complied with. bat ths
said action In advance shall not be re-
garded as in anywise q bar to or in lieu
q any method OF procedure, course,
action, or proceedings whatever deemeu
Necessary to be taken by said board.
At, IN. OF respecting the final fixing, l0ca-
ton or disposition OF the line. coarse, dis
lance or location of the 70 d., AS directed
In and by aid original act, when she
time therefor shall have arrived; the pro
ceedinSs herein authorized % be taken
for the adoption of a portion Or portions
OF the road mentioned In the original act
in advance Of the whole, shall be ap-
plicabie 10 the said other or connecting
roads, which may be provided for By said
supplementary net; aud said roads when
constructed and pen for travel thereon
b from one end TO the other thereof be
deemed and taken to be public roads, and
shalt always be and renal open as such,
but the same aud the travel thereon shall
be subject to such rules and regulations
in relation thereto, aud TO limit and pre-
vent the driving or travel thereon of
loaded or heavy trucks. wagons or carts.
as the said board mat have adopted or
shall adopt from time to time. anG for the
violation Of which such board may make
or prescribe reasonable penalties, not ex-
ceeding ten dollars in any case; such
penalties shall be enforced BY and through
such process and method of procedure
as shall be prescribed By the board as
aforesaid by and before any police justice,
police magistrate or recorder of any city,
own or township in such county, upon
proper complaint on oath being made
before him. and on the conviction of the
offender, in default Of the payment Of the
penalty imposed such magistrate may
commit such offender to the county jail
for any term not exceeding five days.
4 And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved March 4. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-13
CHAPTER xxxvIII.

An Act to authorize the correction of
errors and mistakes In the tax and as
sessment records of the cities of this
State, and to authorize the cancellation
Of and assessments by error or
mistake imposed upon the wrong pro-
perty. and authorizing the charging
thereof to be made against the property
actually taxed or assessed.
/. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State of New
Jersey, That wnere in any city of this
State Ii shall be made to appear 70 salts
faction Of the common council or other
governing body that through an error or
mistake a lot or tract of land has been
wrongly described, or incorrectly num-
bered. whereby a tax or assessment would
appear to be imposed upon a lot not in
tended to be assessed. and in fact not so
assessed, and thus causing a duplicate as
sessment to be made against the said
property, it shall and may be lawful for
the common council or other governing
body of such city TO cause all such mis-
takes and errors to be corrected, and lots
or tracts of land actually assessed to be
no lot or tract shall be subject to a dupli-
cate assessment, and no lot assessed shall
escape proper taxation and assessment by
reason of such error and mistake.
2 And be it enacted, That IL In any case
by reason OF such error or mistake n
person mas PAID a TAX or assessment upon
the property of another, intending to pay
upon his W property, in every such case
it shall be lawful for the common council
or other governing body TO cause the tax
or assessment wrongly paid to be rein
stated and properly entered upon the
records of such city, and the same shall
be and remain a lien upon the land upon
which it was intended TO be aud was i'm
posed, and shall be collectible as other
taxes and assessments are by law collecti-
BILE therein, aud when so collected shall
be paid by such city to the person who by
mistake paid to the said city the amount
of said tax or assessment; provided that
the provisions Of this act shall not apply
in any case where, subsequent to the
levying of such tax or assessment the
property has changed ownership.
8. And be it enacted. That this act shall
be deemed a public act, and shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved March 4, 1891.