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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23
BAYoNNE.

The Board of Councilmen at an ad-
journed meeting this evening will con-
slider the annual tax levy aud salary or
dinances.
The Rev. DR.. Henry w. F. Jones, City
Inspector OF Schools, aud pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church. has returned
with his health much improved from his
annual vacation of a fortnight among the
hills of Sullivan county, n. Y.
Two thousand persons lett town this
morning for Cold Spring Grove oil the
Sound upon the annual excursion Of
District No. s. of New Jersey, 81. Pat
rick's Alliance of America. comprising
Branches Nos. l, 2, 3, 4 aud 5. of this city.
The committee in charge OF the outing
comprises:-Messrs. Thomas 4. Higgins,
district president. John A. Goblet, Pat
rick McDermott, Edward p. O'Brien,
William j. Mann, Cornelius O'Leary,
James Murphy, sMichael Doyle, Patrick
Donnelly and JONI O'Brien.
Michael Murphy. a milk dealer of
Grand street, Jersey tCity. was arrested
several days ago By Mounted Patroiinan
Lord for violation of the ciLy's fast driv-
ing ordinance, and was released uDon his
own recognizance. As he failed TO put in
an appearance at the time set for examine
ton, word was sen TO the Jersey City
police and Murphy was brought before
Justice Kimmerly. Yesterday forenoon
he visited the Bayonne Police Court and
was fined SO by Recorder Besher. He
paid the fine without u word of dissent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23
NORTH HUDSON.

The opening Of Eldorado has been post
poned until next Saturday.
St. Joseph's Church of West Hoboken
will hold its annual excursion on rext
Monday.
III Masons and Plasterers' Union No.
/ of North Hudson will hold u picnic at
Pohlmau's Pavilion, Jersey City Heights,
on July g..
Washington Hook and Ladder Com
paBy of Secaucus will hold their annual
picnic and games at the Union Hill
Schuetzen PARK on June II. Assembly
man Usher and Hen Engelbrecht will
run a mile for a prize of So, and there
will be a game of baseball between the
Washingtons and Eagle Engine Company
No. 3 of West Hoboken.
The Union Hill authorities are being
criticised for allowing the disreputable
resort known as the Falrview, kept by a
fellow named Stanbstandt. to exist.
Joseph Turner, a property man, was
badly burned by an explosion OF dynn-
mite on the grounds of the Palisade
Amusement Company yesterday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23
cLXXIX.

A Further Supplement to an act entitled
IAN act for the support of the govern
ment of this state and to fix the salaries
Of public ofiicers,' approved April
fourth, one thousand eight hundred
and forty five.
l. Be it enactek by the Senate and Gen.
eral Assembly OF the State of New Jersey,
That in each county of this state having
a population Within their senatorial limits
exceeding sixry-eight Thousand tnhab1t-
ants, the crieg of the circuit and court OF
common pleas, court of general quarter
sessions of the peace, ana orphans court.
shall receive and be paid an annual salary
OF nine hundred dollars in lieu of the per
diem compensation now provided by law,
and such compensation shall be paid
monthly to said erier BY the county col
lector OF such county upon the certificate
of the county clerk; provided, that no
person who shall hold the position of SER
reant-at-arms and crier Of the courts Of
such county shall receive any compensa-
ton for his services as sergsant-at-arms.
Q And be il enacted. That all acts and
parts of acts, general, special or local. in
Consistent with with the provisions OF
this act. be and the same are hereby re-
pealed. aud this act shall q K effect i'm
mediately-
Approved April Z, 1891
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shall be lawful for such increase 70 be
made, and the shares issued from time 70
time. In such sums and ia such msnaeras
the board OF directors. or trustees or
ayers of the corporation may determin /;
provided, that no issue Of stock so in
creased. whether authorized by the origi-
nal charter or certificate 81 organization
or a supplemental certificate. shall be
made untl "a certificate, uuder b zeal Of
the cCrooratlon. setting forth the amount
and date OF such increase. rs also toe
statute and the certificate authorizing It.
and the total amount Of stock issued in
ending the increass, shall have been filed
ia the department Of state.
2 And be IL enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately, aud all acts and
and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved April 6. 1901.
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CHAPTER CLxXX.

An Act TO authorize turnpike companies
TO straighten portions of their turnpike
IOads
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Cen
eral Assembly Of the State OF New jersey.
That whenever the board OF directors or
any turnpike company of this state. or
ganized by virtue of any general or spec
i;tl act of incorporation, shall desire TO
altar any portion OF its urnpiae road By
haylag such portion not exceeding one
thousand yards in length, vacated, aud
relaying il in any other place, Ia order 10
strengthen the same. IL shall be lawful
TOR such board Of directors TO make such
alteration, nroyided the owners OF the
lands on both sides of the portion vacA-
ted. and the owners of the lands on which
il il proposed 10 relay such portion shall
consent to such alteration; and provided
further, that the portion snail be built Ia
the manner prescribed for the building OF
the original tGrnpike road of such coni-
pany by the act under which the COM
pany may be Incorporated.
.. And be it enacted. That when such
alteration shall have been made, it snail
be the duty of the said turnpike company
TO file in the Office of the clerk or register
of deeds OF the county in which such
turnpike road may be sltuate the consent
of the owners OF lands ereinbefore men
toned, duly acknowledged or proved as
in the case OF deeds OF eonyeyaDce OF
lands, aud a certificate OF the board OF
directors of turnpike compa ny setting
forth & q description of the portion OF such
turnpike road vacated aud where the
same has been relaid which certificate
shall he executed under the common seal
of the turnpike company and tue nand OF
its president attested oy its secretary and
be proven as IN the case of dee1s OF con-
vevance Of lands by corporations.
8. And be il enacted, That in any case
Mhere a turnpike o may run through
a public park belonging 20 any city, the
mt hereinbefore mentioned shall, on
behalf of said city and upou request by
resolution Of the ommon council or other
governing body of snch city. be executed
by the mayor thereof under the common
seal of the city.
4 And be it enacted. That the
certificate and consent. when filed
as aforesaid, shall be recorded by
tue clerk or register of the county IN
the book containing the record of public
roads. and FROM the date Of such record
the portion OF turnpike road described 10
such record as being vacated shall forth
with become vacated. and as 10 the new
portion OF aid road described in such
record, the said turnpike company shall
forthwith become vested with all the
rights. privileges aud franchises. and
subject TO all the duties n obligations
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A Further Supplement- to the act entitled
IAN acttO regulate elections" approved
the sixteenth day OF April, eighteen
hundred and forty-six.
/. BE IL enaciet by the Senate aud Cen
eral Assembly OF the state Of New Jersey,
That tor the parpose Of electing members
Of the house OF representatives OF the
United States. this state shall be divided
into eight distr lets as follows, viz
L The counties Of Camden. Cumbe =
land, Cape May, Gloucester and Salem
shall constitute and be called the First
District
2 The counties of Atlantic. Mercer,
Burlington and Ocean shall constitute and
be called the Second District.
3. The counties OF Somerset. Middl ssex
aud Monmouth shall constitute and be
Gale the Third District.
4 Inc counties of Sus lex, Warren,
Hnn.erdon. Morris and the following
townships Of the county OF Essex, VIZ
Belville, Bloomfield, Caldwell. East
Orange. franklin, Mont Clair and Living
ston shall constttuts a be called the
Fourth District.
5. The counties OF Bergen and PasSaic,
aud the following towns. townships ana
cities OF the county OF Hudson, viz. = the
townships Of Gutenberg, North Bergen.
Union, Weehawken, West Hoboken and
the town Of Union snail constitute aud be
called the Fifth district.
O.. The city OF Newark in the county OF
Essex shall constitute and be called the
Sixth district.
z. The city of Jersey City, the city Of
Hoboken and the townships OF Harrison
aud Kearney. all in the county OF Hudson t,
shall constitute and be called the Seventh
district.
6. The county of Unlon and also the
city Of Orange and the townships OF Gin
ton, South Orange, West Orange and
Milburn, all of the county OF Essex and
the city of Bavonne. Of the county OF
Hudson, shall constitute and be called
the Eighth district.
2. And be it enacted. That each Of said
districts shall elect one person to repre-
sent this state in the House OF Rspresen-
tatives OF the United States, which
election shall De held on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday In November.
in the year eighteen hundred and ninety
two, and on the Tuesday next after the
first Monday In November on each sec
ond year thereafter until Congress shall
otherwise provide.
3. And be IL enacted, That In the inter-
probation OF this act all references to
counties. cities. townships. wards and
other municipal divisions shall be taken
to refer 70 such counties, cities, town
ships, wards ana other municipal divis-
ions as they exist at the time Of the pas
sage OF this act.
Approved April IA. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23
CITY NOTES.

Thu Board of Trade meets this evening.
The commencement exercises OF ST.
Peters College will be held at the Acad-
envy of Must on Friday evening, june 20.
The Jersey City High School will hold
its commencement exercises this evening
at the Academy of Music.
The pupils of j. p. Melmoth's Con-
seryatory of Music will give a musicale
in the Federal Club parlors, Willow
Court, Heights, tomorrow afternoon at
four O'Clock.
Herbert Hayden, of No 563 Henderson
street, was this morning held for the
Grand Jury by Police Justice O'Donnell
for beating his wife Winnifred.
James Dempsey, aged forty-two years. a
slightly demented blacksmith, OF No. 81
Hancock avenue. Is reported to the police
as missing. He wore a black suit or
clothes and q black Derby hal.
A horse attached TO q wagon owned by
Alderman Macarthur ran away yesterday
and collided with u truck. The Alder
mans two children were thrown out, but
were not seriously injured.
The Palma Club meets this evening.
Max Triestuer aud William SauerDach,
of No. 80 Eighth street, were fined 50 each
this morning by Justice kimmerly for
breaking into DICK Uidrlch,s bathing
houses and bathing without suits.
John Anderson, seVenty-three years
old. of PaInrapo. was knocked down and
run over by an express wagon at Payonia
ferry last night He was remove to the
City HosDltsL. where il was learned that
his thigh was broken. His recovery is
doubtful.
John Ger, a carpenter, of No. 236 John
street, Harrison, dell in the City Hospital
this morning from Internal Injuries re-
ceived by falling from the roof or the
stratford Oakum WORKS, Juae l. His
body was removed to Spesr's morgue.
The regular quarterly meeting or the
Merchants Protective Association will
be held Ia the Avenue House on the even
ing OF July g. Many propositions for
membership will be acted upon.
Lafayette.
The Lafayette Fishing Club was organ
ized last evening at the residence of
James McNaughton with the following
officers'-President, James Carey; Vice
President, j. M~cNHughtou; Secretary, A.
Speer. and Treasurer, f. Ludwig. The
first excursion will be held on July IL.
when the members will go to Barnegat
Bay.
Mrs. NJ. Winters. while cleaning the
windows at her home on Van Horne
stree, this morning fell to the ground,
twenty feet below. and broke her right
arm and left leg. She was removed TO
the City Hospital.
The Joseph Kaiser Association will
meet this evening and arrange the details
for the annual how'd marty.
Charles Thorp, twelve years old. fell
into the canal nenr the Johnson avenue
bridge last evening. His cries for hel,
we're heard by John Smith. VINO pulled
him ashore
The members of the Lafayette Bicycle
Club took a run TO Bergen Point aud re-
urn last evening.
William Biavelt Of Pine street, was ar
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23
STATE NOTES.

The commencement of the State Nor
mai and Model Schools, of Trenton. q
OF Pennington Seminary a place this
week. The State School commencement
exercises will be neld on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings In Taylor Opera
House. The graduating classes are larger
this year thai ever before. The Normal
class contains ninety-tnree aud the Model
seventeen.
The Rev. Mr.. Sampson, of the Rocky
Hill NJ. e. Church, has become a Baptist.
Eugene Emlery n Robert Williams
are Republican competitors for the State
Senatorial nomination In Passaic county.
TIT Jaenecke Printing Ink Company of
Hanover, Germany. together with its
New York representative. Mr.. Unman,
will manufacture ink IN Newark under
the firm name, the Jaenecke-UIlman
Printing Ink Company. The company
will erect buildings at a cost Of about
$S5. 900 on n site recently purchased, Gov
erlng an entire block bounded by Avenues
Il and G, Wright aud Miller streets.
Pasquale Delta, an Italian, a saloon
keeper of No. 1913 South Canal street, was
arrested IN Saturday night charged with
brutally assauitIng the thirteen-year-old
daughter of Abraham Greenstone of No.
155 South Canal street, Newark. The
Greensboro girl, with a number OF other
children. was playing in front OF the sa-
loon when the Italian ordered them away.
TX AAo NV WV AN8 u
promptly and the Italian struck the girl
upon the leg with a heavy stick, breaking
the limb below the knee.
IL has Just been ascertained that the
shortage In the ccounts of William II.
Latimer, the defaulting Secretary of the
Orange building and Loan Association,
will amount to about $500. No criminal
action has yet been taken in the matter,
as il was hoped that the friends of Mr..
Latimer would make up the amount OF
the deficiency. This was attempted, aud
a large amount pledged, but when it was
found that the association would not
pledge itself not to prosecute Latimer,
The subscription was dropped and the
matter allowed to stand.
Pemberton, Burlington county, Will be
two hundred years old this year, and the
residents are to celebrate the event OIL
July Fourth with a great programme.
which includes the firing of a salute OF
200 gum at sunrise.
A diamond scarf pin worth 1928 lay on
the sidewalk In front OF rs Park street.
Newark, from one o'clock Wednesday
morning until the afternoon OF the same
day. Charles Alberson lost the pin from
his pocket. When he went to dinner
Wednesday he was walking along Park
street with Police Captain Coroett. They
were talking about the pin when Captain
Cnrbett noticed a wad of tissue paper be-
tween the sidewalk and the curb. He
picked it up and disclosed the missing
Din.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23
CLXXVI.

A further Supplement TO an act entitled
can act to provide for the assessment
anu payment Of the costs and expenses
incurred in constructing sewers n
other making improvements In town
ships aud villages" approved March
twelfth, one thousand eight hundred
and seyenty-eight-
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Cen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That any sewer which has heretofore or
may hereafter be constructed under the
provisions OF his act, forming q trunk
line into which lateral sewers may dis
charge. or through which the surface
drainage and sewerage OF a district may
ne carried to Underwater or other recepfa
Gle, il shall and may be lawful, in assess
ing the benefits which may have been or
may be conferred upon the property by
the construction of said trunk line of
seyers Tor the commissioners appointed
to assess such benefits to assess the
same as follows:-such assessment shall
be made upon all the property benefited
and to be benefited within the entire
drainage district of such trunk sewer
where an Immediate or direct benefit may
he or is secured, the assessment. when
finally confirmed. shall be coilectible at
once: aud where the benefit Is pros
pectlve. and depends upon the cons rue
ton of lateral aud connecting sexeis not
vet built, then h assessment made upon
such property, in every sach case shall
constitute a FIST lien thereon, at antfrom
the time when the lateral sewer is con-
st ructed connecting the property so
assessed with such trunk line, and shall
be collectibie at the same time the bene-
fts assessed thereon for the constr uction
Of such connecting lateral seweri is or may
be hv law co!lectible: and such ASSES
ments shall draw interest only from the
time the assessment for benefits made
upon property along the line OF such
lateral sewers, for the construction there
Of. may draw interest, aud at the same
rate +.
Q. And be 1t enacted, That all acts and
parts of acts, Inconsistent with this act.
be and the same are hereby repealed, and
this act shall take effect immediately
Auproyed April o, 1891
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23

Judge L~ippincott today fined Morris
Culbeit 81 and costs for committing an
assault and battery. John Kelly. for a
like offense, was fiued IS and costs. John
Roach, W hen arraigneG before the J Judge
ON n charge of assault and battery plead
ed not guilty and gave bail for trial
The Grand Jury Is in session this after.
noon.
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granted am imposed By the act under
which it Is Incorporated
) AMI be u enac;ef, That the said GER
tlncate and co nssnt. and the record
thereof. OF n COPY of UGH record certi-
fed under the hand and oficial seal OF
the clerk or register cf the county, SHALL
be received in all courts as evidence Of
the facts thcreia set forth.
g. And be Il enacted, That this act shall
take effect immsdiaJeiv.
Approved April :, 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23
NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign.
Theroyal messenger who was carrying
TO the Car OF Russia the real story OF tue
attack on the Czarowitch NJ Toxic, Japan,
IS said TO have mysteriously disappeared
between San Francisco and New York,
and is alleged to have been murdered 70
prevent the true story or thu assault
upon the Russian C~zarowltch from being
made public.
A cable despatch from London auuoun-
COS appointment Of Sir George Baden =
Powell and Dr.. Dawson in the Benring
Sea reference.
Queen Victoria Yesterday attended the
wedding OF the daughter OF her private
secretary, Sir Henry Possonby.
Tie British Minister has entered n pro-
test against the payment Of duties on
nitrate exactcd ut Tocopilla by the
Gillian government cruissr A'mirante
Lynch. Three gentlemen Just from Cnili
declared hat BalmRceda Is a tyrant.
New York Doing
Rabbi Kohler has decid.n to discon-
rinue the Sunday lectures in TEN pie
Bethel on account Of the lack OF inter
est. kab Gottheil says that they have
become popular in Temple Emanuel and
will be continued.
Police Court rs complainant against the
man accused Of assaulting him. He Is
still apparently deaf and dumb.
A jury vas secured to try Chauncey M.
Depew q his fellow directors of the
New York, New haven n Hartford
Railroad Company for violating the Car
Stove act
Officers from North Carolina visited
the state camp at Peeksnill aud studied
the methods pursued By the Seventh regi-
ment
At the National Capital.
Many important old documents besides
the Staten Island deed are missing from
81
have been K to stop this kin of
tnieving.
Elsewhere.
MAX Freeman. {" the man who claims
to have been struck down by n mysterious
rufian while trying to capture Gideon w.
Marsh, the defaulting cashier of the Key
stone Ban of Philadelphia. turns out to
be THOMAS u. ii. Garside. late LABOR agi-
tator, present newspaper a No signs
of Marsh.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23
CHAPTER CLxXvH.

A Supplement- to an acc entitled An act
concerning corporations" LRevisioDl.
approved April seventh. one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-hve.
/. Be IL enacted by the Senate and Cen
eral Assembly of the State OF New Jereey.
That when any corporation OF this state
a authorized or may hereafter author
ize the increase Of lis capital stock, II
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23
CHAPTER CLxxv.

OtAZL4 4 =
An Act to authorize corporations formed
for the purpose OF constructing or re-
pairing either railroads, water, gas, or
electric works, tunnels, bridges, VIA
ducts, canals. hotels, wharves, piers,
or any or all such works OF internal m
pfovement or public use or utility, to
subscribe for, take. pay for in property.
materials or service, hold, use and dis
pose of stock or bonds in any corpora
lion formed for the purpose OF con-
structing, maintaining and operating
any such public works.
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State Of New
Jersey, That In all cases where corpora
tons have heretofore been or are hereafter
incorporated under the provisions OF an
act entitled IAN act concerning corpora
lions" approved April seventh, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-hve.
having for their general object or purpose
the building. constructing or repairing of
railroads. water, gas or electric works,
tunnels, bridges, viaducts, canals, hotels.
wharyes, piers or any or all suen works
OF internal improvement or public use or
utility, 1t shall and may be lawful for
such corporations to subscribe for, take,
pay for, hold, use and dispose OF stock or
bonds in any corporation or corporations
formed for the purpose OF constructing,
maintaining and operating any such pun-
lie works, with the same rights and priv
ileges as individuals would De emitted 10
in ike case; and it shall and may be
lawful for the directors of my such cor
poration formed for the purpose of con-
tracing. maintaining and operating any
public work or works of the character
and description aforesaid to accept in
payment Of any such subscription or
purchase. property real or personal
necessary for the purpose OF such cor
poration or work, labor and services per-
formed or materials furnished 10 or for
such corporation for the uses and pur-
poses thereof to the mount of the value
thereof, and from time to time to issue
apon any such subscription or purchase
in such installments or proportions as
such directors may agree upon, full paid
stock in full or partial performance OF the
whole or any part OF such subscription or
purchase, and the stock SO issued shall be
declared and taken to be full paid stock
and not liable 10 any further call. neither
shall the holder thereof De liable for any
further payments unde any of the pro-
visions of any act and said stock hal
have legibly stamped o the face
thereof ISSUED for property purchased,
and in all statements and reports OF the
company to be published this stock shall
not be stated or reported as being issued
for cash paid into the company, but shal
be reported in this respect according to
the fact.
2. And be it enacted. That all acts and
| parts of acts, whether general, special,
local or otherwise in any manner incon-
sistent with or r~epugnaut to the pro-
visions of this act be and the same are
hereby repealed.
8. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved April 6, 1891.