The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-22
NEWS IN NOTES.


months Imprisonment for the DrSacu OIL
the bankruptcy laws and to serve seven
years. penal Sc vitude for stock bIoking
frauds.
Carmen Sylvia. the Queen of Roumania,
will return to Bucharest next week. she
has considerably improved in health.
The walls OF Wpo-Chang. . town In
China. have been covered with posters
that all missionaries will
shortly be put out OF the. way. The
placards are the work OF the secret so.
ciety known as the koiahut.
Aoout fifty Albanians attacked a party
Of Montenegrins near Slenitzo recently
and six Of the latter were Killed.
Unknow, persons made an unsuccess-
full attempt 10 wreck the Great Western
express train near Rsading, England, by
placing distractions on the sleeDers.
The engine was derailed, but the Car
riaQes remained on the track.
The passengers OF the Inman Line
steamship City Of Paris, which arrived
at Queenstown from New York, tell of
fearful weather experienced by that YES
sci during the last three days Of her pas
sage across the Atlantic.
italian brigands have taken possession
OF the noble Marquis di Grimaidi and
want several thousand lire for his re-
lease.
At the National Capital.
The annual report of the Auditor of the
Treasury for the Postoffice Dep trtmen
showed a total revenue during the fiscal
year of $65, 931, 1856 There was an excess
of expenditures Of IS, 730, 677.
Secretary Tracy has appointed a board
Of inquiry to investigate the wreck of the
U. S. 5. Dsspa CHI.
The State Depart ment has been official
ly notified that Italy has raised the en-
barge on American swine products.
General Schcfield wants the army in
creased. He says the Indian enlistment
schema ie an inter failurR.
senator Faulkner has returned to
Washington from the North vest and says
the Democratic chances for success there
are bright.
New York Doings.
Carrie Bowers, who shot and mortally
wounded Walter Foster because he had
wronged her. pleaded not guilty in a
Brooklyn Police Court, n was sent to
Jail. She said she was glad she shot
Foster.
It is said in New YORK that the Bell
Company proposes to combine an extern
sive telegraph service in connection with
its teIesh0ne system.
William p. Whitehouse, a New York
broker, attempted suicide yesterday in a
Brooklyn hotel, after discovering that
the market was going against him. 1t is
said that he was short about 800 shares of
stock.
The schedules filed in our by the as
signee OF Abraham Becker, the New
York note broker. showed the tot al debts
aud liabilities to be 81. 62S, 946, The up-
secured debts amount TO $845 .S21. and
there are contingent liabilities Of $1,019,-
$50. The nominal assets o to ST.
S4i. 707. but the assignee has only $414 1859
10 apply TO the payment OF unsecured
creditors.
George w. Van Siclen, the secretary of
the Holland Trust Company, who re-
ceived a commission on all loans made by
the company, has resigned his place. His
place has been filed by James B.. Van
Woert, one OF the trustees.
Mrs. Annie Ward was shot in a house
at No. 202 West Twenty-fourth street,
New York, yesterday. by Cassius Morey.
who subsequently, shot himself. Both
may recover.
the Rev. Harry W. George, che Leeds
clergyman, who is accused. in completely
with a physician Of Leeds, of being In
strumental in causing the death OF Lot.a
Townsend. a member of Georges house
hold, was put on trial at Catskill yester-
day on the charge of mansiaugnter in the
first degree.
Elsewhere.
The monument to the memory of
Henry W.. Grady was unveiled with i'm
pressive exercises at Atlanta. Ga. Gov
ernor d.. b. Hill Of New York delivered a
glowing tribute to the memory OF the
dead orator.
The Searles will case is On again at
Salem, Mass. Edward f.. Searles was
crvss-examined yesterday.
The Senate and the Chamber of DeDu-
ties of Argentine have by a large majority
try.
An arrest was made in Boston for VIC
lation of the contract labor law in the i'm
portation Of German musicians to this
country.
Two of the six injured sailors of the
Dxftirnnva NJ Val no ruian Al - IN q CRITICAL
condition.
DR.. Herman Prove, a well known Ger
man physician, wants 500, 900 pesos dam
ages from Salvador, because General
Ruiz Pastor, a Spaniard in her service,
slapped his face.
STATE NOTES.
While feeding her chickens, Miss Diana
Peacock Of Medford lie suddenly Of
heart disease.
William G. Miller, a Salem cigarmaker,
has been working at his trade for sixty
one years. He is seventy-one years of
age and began work when len years old.
The residents OF Carmel, the Jewish
settlement near B~ridgetOu, turned out
and had a torchlight procession to cele-
brate the refusal of liquor license to the
applicants of that place.
Peter Kenny OF Ridgefield Park, Ber-
gen county, three years ago loaned a
chowder pot to a person in Hackensack,
VINO he claims has not returned 1t. He
has Instituted suit for $50, covering the
value Of the pot.
Mrs. Esther Ann Beckwith, mother of
ex-Congressman Charles d.. Beckwith,
died Monday morning at her home in
Paterson, aged s~eventy-one years. She
had been a sufferer for several months.
but her dea1h was unexpected.
Isaac Van Fleet of Pluckamin, has the
running gears of the old stage driven by
Colonel David Sanderson years ago be-
tween Elizabeth and Easton. They have
been in use about eighty years and are
yet dong good service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett H. Irons, of New
Egypt, celebrated their golden wedding a
day or two ago. Four generations OF the
family were present, besides a number of
friends. After the celebration, the golden
wedding party went in coaches to visit
the triplels of Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Hop
Kins at Archertown.
Y The Protestant Episcopal Church of
the Holy Communion at Paterson, has
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