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OCEAN STEAMERS.
- hOhI ROUTE no LONDON
~ AOkDDEUISCHEEL LLOYD g. 8. 90.
In-r 4 ~.

- hOhl ROUTE 10 LONDON.
~ AOkDDEUIsCHE IL LLOYD g. 8 ca,
last kxYF~-s steamers,
To Southampton QOndun, B4vrel, Bremen
Trave. lues-. Aug Is Jam. Elbe. We'd Aug. TO-
9 N $3.50. s-t. Ass: =, A.B spree, Tues,
Aus. .. 10 an. fuieA. We'd. Aus. ~. IL q
Aller. sat, Aux -. pm
Comfortable State rooIns exeeilen: table, lux urious
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin, and up
ward berth. according location I'd cabin, $50
beItn siserASe Al tow EstsA ApIAS L. b. DkOOP.
r. p~ua. ave. aul5
STLAMEK .'wINTHRoP~ FOR BAR HARBoR
- PASSPORT, Campobs!lo. ST. Andrews and st. John.
STEAMER "LTCY p MILLER" for RockIand and
B4n<Ur. CONNECTIONS for Noo>ehesd Lake Tuesdays L.
Room BotE HON Iisr ~. last river. NY.
Ienn>ylssnfa railroad and Baltimore and Ohio rail-
fosd oLaceA
D. Ii. Smith co. General Manas.r~,
sal-Im Ia and lv William ST. NY.
A LIAM LINZ. EOlAL MAIL sTEAMsHIPA
"A u l. ASGOw To FHILAD ELPHIA
Via DERBY and GALWAY. Nost direct route
FROM ScOtlxnG aud North and Middle OF Ireland.
ACCOMMODATIONS CNSU kPAsSED.
lnfsrnse>iiste. sJu- st-erAse, ala
INV lOkh AND GLASGOW Via Londonderry,
livery fortnight
y Sept--...--.. ssate OF California $50 an
IL osts ..-..- State Of Nevada -...,...., D. ~
LIST O-toher... State Of Nebraska = 3: :Oa m
Csofn passars 4.tS ami upward EXCURSION, xUSj and
cYwaru- stcsraxe. SlD.
BALTIMORE AND LIN EKfOBI. SERVICE
via HSlif.I And st- Johns. y T.
Steamers sail from Baltimore OF mighty.
Apply 10 q. ". Moss !ssI Ia. ave. or
my27-;inl Ms ID. A BkOsNAN. Washington.
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H0RSFOhD'1 ACID PHOaPAA1G
Makes Dslieioua Launonaks.

teaspoonful added TO e,ass os hot or colo
water aud sweetcnsd % the faafe win b found re-
neshing and invigorating.
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
HORSE. BUGGY, HARNESS. &c, &c.
rtue Of certain decd of trust recorded in Liber
No. lOH folio 45. seq OF the land records OF
the Dlstric, Of coiu;nhia w sell At pubic auction
within the salesrooms Of Iatinier Sloan aucioueers
ltOg @ street northwest, on MONDAY. AUGUST
lMENTl-fOUhrH. 1nll, commencing ~ TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, the following effects descrihed IN
the aforesaid deed Of trust:
Combination Folding Bed and Bookcase.
Ash Bureau. Ash MaAhstanI,
WALNUT Center Table, Large Rug.
Marble Clock, Oak Chairs.
Bay Horse and Hxrpesa,
Phaeton Buggy.
Terms cash.
aniSdts CHAS. Z. FRASER. Trusts>
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HAr FEVER
WHAT IT Is AND HOW TO PREVENT IT.

Hay Fever. technically known HyperRsthetic
Periodical Rhinitis. be defined TO be affection
characterized by periodical attacks of Inflammation of
the mucous membrane of the sometimes eompli-
Gated with asthma. the result in certain individuals to
become Influenced by certain substances OWNS, to q
der1nged condition of the centers. II only mani
tests itself when the irritating substances in the
atmosphere and the mucous membrane of the nose
oversensitive.
Before any nasal symptoms appear there may be a
tickns in the roof Of the mouth. dull pains in head
and back. chiIls and shuideriag and itching of the
eyeids Ths condition OF the mucous membrane
Is the ESSENTIAL factor the production of attack.
and on- as it Is overlooked all efforts conquer
the trouble will be fruitless.
Tie attack usually begins with sensation of itching
IN the ao-ris which becomes intense and
violent and PROLONGED sneezins a prickIing burning
sensation in the eyes, wirh eo2ious flow
soon the nose becomes stuffed up and breathing
through it impossible. Q watery Discharge appears,
which soon becomes profuse and irritates the
nosrr.ls and upper lip. chilly sensations frontal
headache. rtnsnr in the ears, loss OF taste and
smell. pain over bridge Of whites Of the eyes be-
come contested, feeling OF the throat
followed by ho-rssnsss. tixhiness Of the chest
gradually Increasing In intensity until marked
OxS sIns Of asthma ensur.
IL - the CONGESTION Of the mucous membrane, with
extreme overs~nstvenes Of the parts that all
the trouble. The sensitive produced "
some obstruction In tbs causing irritation TO
tain nerves spread out the membrane,
which transmit the effects Of said irritation to other
parts Of the mucous tract
The nrSt Indication. them IN the curative treatment
Of hay lever ~ the Obstruction place
the nasA cavities nearly possible their
condition with proper treatment sensitive areas
ds.sppsAr. the noss becomes free, the troublesome
syrptons abate mark ey and the patient vArded
with permanent imna unity.
can assure patients that they viii receive scientific
and radical treatment the this trouble
DR. @. n. JORDAN.
COG 18th STREET NV
ePEcIALTY-DIsEAsEso OF THE NOSE. THROAT,
LUNGS AND EAR
CONSULTATION FREE
ohcs hours-9to IL An. 2 to 4 Pm. to D. m.
Sundays. eto I2 H.
sui3-sat.tu.th
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DENTISTRY.

DI sIAkR rAHsoNe. 9. !. GOA YIN ANDKK.M
- Entrancs On Sfh -. flst-ciass sod 80 oe.ur as
inD sgscsalsy. Application gzis usrd - s1rsrS,
in< ArftAr1ai tssth snd crowns insrrssd. iy-T
TIE EVANS DENTAL PANDORA l21s PA AVA
Isssh sxfr.cse1 posduvsly xtthsu ps1n q
Sspox. y ~. ~ - only. ls so<uss - p1sa1HnspId
n1HIAL lNf5En1ff.-Iz{Io1E F1VH
49, Sssrss - - ~. Ors. > = y -
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II ATCLIFFE, DARR = CO.. Auctiopesrs,
~ &soPs- ave. Az.
MOST COMPLETE FACIIITIEs
FINEST AA1.ES AND sHOw ROOMS
MOST CEN TRIAL LOCATION.
GREATEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY
FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE REAL EsTAfE
Ness. We HAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF EskkY
BRANCH M9URIsHED 10 THE DElkrAENf
SPECIAL AND FLHsoNAL ATTENTION PAID TO
REAL. ESYATk. SrOCKe AND BoNpa, Art
GOODS AND LIIERARY PROPERTY
FURNITURE AND GENERAL AEkcHANDIsE.
TRUSTEE ASSIGNEE. GOVERNMENT Axp
A sEsxsArH iIiLpISe go g STREET xoRrH.
WEST, DEVOTED TO THE sALE OF HORykH
CARktAGEs. WAGONS AND HAltNEkA NTOa.
AGE h00As, WITH INSuRAMcE AL IEkls
WHEN YOU WANT 10 BUY On SELL EEAL u
LIT GATAL0Sft Oh IMyEN IoKT MADE.
90 PENNsYLvANiAA vF. EI..
wheee you VIII ret polite ssfention and full conndssa-
tdon for al youf business mueh o. lttA sulS-Ue
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ATTORNEYS.

Ia ldDOA . -flODON. SOllGI lUkS OF PAT
~ ents. "A. L. bsoss s<al<.u<. ssh ai.l
. stA - -, A@>stEstsl. D u ASso f7ttsourS, 81
Asa-s tl4a A.-s>ss S.ty- Mylx-oua
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FtyRNITt,nr
HORSES. GARRIAGES AND OTHER PER.
pENNsYLvANIA hvESuE AND 5i SiE RJSMS
STEEEET. SATURDAY, August TWENTY
EMBRACING IN PART:
-Four Handsome ParIor Suites in plush and hair
CLOTH: one Pisno, Chamber, Dining Room and Once
Furniture Lonn-es. Couches. Mirrors one Handsorne
antique Upright Clock. one Organ. Bicycle, a choice
coiietion OF Pictures, Brussels and Inxrnin tarpets
Cooking and Heating Stoves ''''
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses, Carriages, Harness. &C.
ALSO
One Gray Horse. Express Wagon and Harne~s
au.-tlt THOMAS BOWLING & SON Aurtioneers
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RALTIMORE b OHIO Ii.EOAp
A 49, schesiule In effect May 10, lsol
AeAse " AsAiiston from station Of New t.
avenue and & street
press trains. ii 30 To-. . 20 .. M. daily
For Cincinnati. st. LouIs and Ipliafspolts y~usn-
bq'ed LnlIt-d $50. eIIrs-. IL 80 ?. IN. daily.
nof rtss1ars and Cleveland. eapress dsaly. 49,
tor Lsninx,on ana staunton Io,soan.
Tor Minchester and way Stations. IS s3Op pm
5ot LWAs, ~ . - DIM
1000 I. m. daily. Steering car fhrou.h 10 Nempeis
i;,e go, = ni n %. q Sna,.sj
- ~. - q 10 - minutesj, 30 5::s5 al
SS;.s .S. sSto. 300 Io:oO II 80 and ii IS ,. q.
SnndsSf. 400. ESQ 600 s5 ninutesl, %. 90
3D.. 43I, 4si5 l5:i0 45 min atss,. go d x IN
For Annapolis. 20 and 5 800. M, u 10 ..as.2s
p-ns tsandays 3 ~ an. 43i 2: m.
Tor hAscutoxn. no 40 an and - 30 m.
For Ocean Guy and polnts on Eastern slors r. n
ROYAL ]" s shf Ia LINZ FOR NEW yoRx Am
PHILADELPHIA.
For Philadelphia. New lork. Boston, and the Eass
daiiy, o. 500 90 90. Dinne Carr IL as q IA n a
or ~ p I1 SSrsi $50 dio p sissDHs csf.
bnnst fsrior Cars on I'll day trainA
for Boston, ~ o. N. With Pullman Buffet Qlenn.
ing Car running through to Boston without ohanso
Is. Il M. station at Boeton
tor Atlantic CITY. 'oo. 1000 and IL IS a.. &c.
oiy =. s, NJ a, 7. .; ~, q IN N
Of al ticket agents.
Bassase called Tor and chsf.d from So,e. "a
osnoss ey Union IrSnsfer Co. on ordsfs LETT 49,
'o' s obf i'i r. ave. g; SGs !. a; 3 .curI
nSh oeh- manager. Gen fsss- Asunl
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De LEON.
&64 ST., BET. ~ AND 9Th SIS. NV.
The wsllkao~n lsdiss' physician. can BE- consulted
daily from 10 to and 6 to q Prompt treatment

daily from 10 to and o to q Prompt treatment
.y3l-1s.'
X kAD AND Be wfsE-DR- BROTHERS, 500 Is
Atsf v. appezsd b~kore and oath that he
ste Oiesi pert Specialist city anil
VII xearAntr- cure IN AL ols-as<sof and
Astissc. % ensr-v consultation adycs
AII scuE Of IRE GAY. saIseIiesi and pefGre
.i- " Dr. bltO HERS. SAMUEL. T. MILLS, anotary
o July. ISsJ au7-lnIs
II HAS NkvER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
Dr. 5HolhkkS 10 the oldest ,stAblisled asivurllsr
Aa< la-4ies pEJ scian In tbs city. DIR. Bi.OIHLkS,
--hs y - - Eorty-ns~ years sxrorIenre sLs-inI'
m hS hood RESTORED BY rStSti A BOTTLE
VI - two VI Dr. BkOlH yny.<orztlnx CORDIAL
VIII cG-s tny case % nervous 1eb..i:y. y q . ~
saa-iE'
Ilk AJLLi.E. ius7 yrH ST. u ", TREATS ALL
clrun.c aferttons u I've eye car thr,Iat ir.ns-
AVER. kkansys sisctures AnJ urinary das..s-s Offs
LsiIr-. - - II n n aud = 10 . y. M auIlm'
a MID YEAES Oh aCFFiIsISo 81 CONSULT
~ ~ Or. - y. Thee8 80 North eth liliiael-
IA. TIE only German American speciafist ia ths
Elted U. iniscre-
t4tias x 5ot Send Tor look ''trut exposing
sias~s Al,1 their home Curv" s~nai-. apal -
Dk. LOBE. IN " I,rH ST.. piiLApsLPHiA
rs. Twenty years cxp>rr-nce. send hook
tss-.tdJ eGnlsial.E iaai psxGeu4srs ;or NOME CCkE
ifSo of e.ias<s- honrs u ~ "a ~ v evsainzs- ~
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GEo.ssE W. krRS
w.sp,x!A .ixS EY:A-hAw.
PIfKSTs AND PsssioNS
f~rs1sn>s ~ al eail.ss pat eavcAsa
n-ssrt arAs Se. iFosEzst iilsout delay Write for
.incui1- Ops.iiSE "a harris your case without
rE4r-s- nh
(NMPpELLcA oy,ATToIsSkY-AT-LAw.
NS<tsE A4A Ssitbt ~. 80 ID st. ". MashAhgroa,
DC lsssa~a~o. 49, q q. Ia ~ ~,
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AUCTION SALES,
TOMOtSlSON
FUTURE DAYS,

II ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. AUcTIoNEERs,
~ go PA. AVE NV.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES. WAGONS, CAR
OTIS AND CENTRALLY LOCATED HORSE An
CAkkIAEE MATT. $50 c STREET NORTH
NESI tREAK MAIN OFFICE SATURDAY
AJdUsL TWEEN 1871, AT TWELVE
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4 ,hEsAPEAki AND OHIO HALLWAY.
Schedule ~ effect May 20, 1901.

i 1NIf.
Leave Union Depot, 9TH and Is strHes
l0sS! Tor Newport News Old Polnt Con- -
Norfolk daily. Arrive Al Old POINT At . s:0p ~
and Norfolk At 81 D. IN.
p-ln. Cincinnati Express dsy for statiops An vt,-
glnia, West Virginia, Kentucky and Canclppxtl
NestlbuIe sleeIsers and entire train run rh-ou~e
without change 20 Cincinnati. at 40 - a..
p.hlng car ~ Clifton loE.s. serving aaasa ana
supper.
IL 10 n. =. r. v. vestfbule Limited daily Sofia
Trains. with dining care, run through uithouf
change 10 Cincinnati. ke~tibule sl-eis-r for Isx-
inston and Louisville l'ulnlan Car. .rs srxu,s a
receise passengers At n. IA.
oancss. eAs aid lAsi Pennsylvania svenue
III "a
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MEDICAL. &c.

\ ADIEs BOARDED DURING CONFINEMENT
Il With home comforts. q physician twenty -nys
years 1perence IN sttensiance Call write Dr. O.
= wOhlHINGION. Vuc l. isYette ST.. BAltll..ore.
~
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PERFMPTORY SALE OF HORSES MARES
LES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, Nc, Ec
Will be sod at the bazaar No. $40 La ave-. SArUR-
DAY MORNING. AUGUST TwENTY-sECOND AT
TEN O'CLOCK.
p Lead of Horses. Mares and Mules good workers
and drivers, and all to he sold.
ALSO
&C.. &c. >-A1'S'
suaI.t g. RENSINGPR Ar.tton.~-
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syIng victory ut the polls next fail There be-
ing no further business, the convention Mt 8
pm. adjourned sine die.
Candidates Gregg and Morrison and Per-
manent Chairman Elkins met last evening and
elected Lieut. Gov. Louis A. Watres chairman
of the republican state committee to succeed
VIM. H. Andrews.
WHO THE NOMINEES ARE
The ticket selected by the convention Is es-
sentially SOLDIERS ticket" David McMur-
trie Gregg Of Heading. the nominee for auditor
general, colonel of the eighth Pennsylvania
cavalry and major general, was born on the
10th of April. 1888, in Huntingdon. Pa. He was
educated at West Point, graduating in 1855. Ho
entered the service in the first dragons in
which he served in the campaigns agains. the
Indians in Washington and Oregon in lS5S-G0.
On the l4th Of May, 1861, he promoted to
captain in the sixth United States cavalry, and
in January. 1862, to colonel OF tho eighth Penn
sylvania cavalry. His thorough training and
active experience in Indian warfare had pre-.
pared him for the work Of disciplining the
regiment which fell under his charge. He
served with distinction throughout the war oil
the rebellion. being breveted major general oi
volunteers for gallant conduct at the light al
st. Mary's Church. He has been prominent in
the organization of the Loyal Legion and is al
present one OF its officers.
Capt John w. Morrison, the nominee 70,
state treasurer, also has good army record
he entered the service in August, 1861, from
Mercer county as private in company L, one
hundredth regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers
(roundhcads), when barely twenty years OF
age. and continued there for over three years
in the meantime rising to the rank Of q lieu
tenant In his company. He saw hard service
with bis regiment in South Carolina, Virginia
Maryland, Mississippi and Tennesses Later hi
was elevated to the rank of captain. He is d
member of the g. d. II. and Of the Union Vet
eran Legion, and his candidacy has been pushed
by these organizations Capt. Morrison Was .
member Vt the state Legislature during the
ss sss,0as Q. assi ana iSoS nes .nen no nas
OF representatives, and two sessions as chief
clerk of that body. His homo u at bellevue,
Allegheny county.
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CONSTABLE SALE OLA WELL-issoRTED STOCK
OEGkOCERlkS. WILLOW WARE. PLATFORM
AND COUNTER SCALES. SHOW CASES LARGE
ICE CHLST. COFFEE MILL. TEA CADDIEs,
toONmEhs. SHELVING. REFkIGEhATOR,
kc., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. AUGUST TwENTY-FIFTH. Mt
len O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall SELL at store No. la,S
Wh street northwest, well asserted stock Groce
r.eh nshled IN part, soals Candies spices, Jeiirs,
Canned GooGs. AWNING and a genera. assortment of
slei goods usually found rst-cass grocery store
am:th4t DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN Constable
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-01
STATE NOTES.

George Covert, sub-foremau of the iron
workers on the new Prudential building
In Newark, has instituted a civil suit for
damages against Lincoln King. his SUPER
~intendent. for alternating his w1fe's atfec-
lions under very peculiar circumstances.
While Covert was at home sick, King.
who professed a great friendship for him,
he says, made a proposition That IL he
would agree to leave his wife he could re-
tain his position. Covert feeling certain
that he could rely on his wife's fidelity,
agreed TO Kings proposal On these
terms Covert went to work again, but
after working a day n a half he became
conscious smiLten, and decided that his
wife was more 10 him than his position.
Upon returning to his home, however,
Covert claims he found that his wife had
gone off with King.
The Sixth Regiment National Guard of
Camden has started a movement looking
to the building of al armory under the
new State law. At a recent meeting of
the Board OF Officers of the Regiment,
after the subject had been thoroughly
canvassed, a committee of nine was APP
pointed by Colonel Cooper to take charge
of the matter. The committee consists of
Major w. H. Stansbury, Surgeon T. L. d
Godfrey, Judge Advocate E. a. Arm
strong, Assistant Surgeon Strock, Capt.
John K Jones of Gattling Gun Company
b, which also has quarters in the present
building; Captain W. b. c. Miller, Cap
tain Charles 5. Barnard. Adiutant G. s.
Magrath and Lieutenant Charles IL.
Turner. The Board of FreeholderS will
make the anuual appropriations in May,
and it is confidently expected that the
item of $4,000 for the new armorY will be
included i'll tue budget.
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H- KING & co.
es7 AND $40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK

Oak street, for the purpose of organizing
an amateur dramatic society.
The machinery for the new hortieul-
tural implement factory south Of the
ailway tracks, arrived yeste rday, aud
will be put in position today. A large
fol CO of new hands will be employed next
week.
The w. B. A. A. is fiourlshing in its
new hose on Bergen avenue, and the
membership has almost doubled during
the past few months All the committees
are showing increased activity, and a
bright future is promised.
The West Bergen Citizens Improve
ment Association Is endeavoring to have
a plank walk laid on West Side avenue
under the railroad bridge, on the west
side of the street.
The employees of the Newark and New
York Railroad Company are Identifying
the grounds surrounding the West Ber-
gen station.
The sewer petitions have been handed
in to the Street and Wafer Board. The
south sewer petition has sixty-seyen
signers and the north sewer f~fty-three.
President Somers told the committee that
the Board would give the matter immedi-
ate attention.
The Newark Bay shore present a very
busy aspect at present and indicates a
promising season of sport for yachtsmen
and canoeists. For this time OF the year
an unusual umoe of both old and new
boats are in the water.
Robins, ~meadowlarks and orchestral
frogs ore unusually numerous here just
now.
Mrs. Z Buckley of Canarsie, l.. L, is
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Louis Winchester
of Bergen avenue.
James Bardor, twenty-five years old,
and living in BayoDne, was found drunk
On West Side avenue last evening. He
spent the night in a Fourth precinct cell.
An Effort is being made to organize a
this section. A meeting will be held
next week to talk over the matter.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Citizens Association will be held on next
Monday evening at the rooms. No. 200
West Side avenue.
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE rs ERE 1--WE THAT ON II 9Th
n day OF April 1891. application was made
to the Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
bv the Jersey Terminal hallway company BY W.
II. Cor bin. aEtOrne2. TO -yacate
VAN HORN ST.
from Grand street -southwesterly TO the dividing
line extend ed. between lots fifteen rs ana six
teen ubh In block three hundred and thirty nine
& ~ being a distance OF about three hundred
feet"
and that the twenfy-hfth day OF Mas. 1891. at ten
O'Clock a. m and tue msoIing room OF the Board
Of street ana Water Commissioners are hereby
fixed a. the time and place when and where the
Board OF street and Water Commissioners win
meet TO hear and consf0er all objections 70 said
vacation that may be presented in writing
BY order OF the Board OF Street. and Water Com
eEoRG I. RoUToS.
Clerk
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CITY

The 2. Fl. O'Neill Association will hold
a regular meeting this evening.
The high School Class OF '91 will give
an entertainment at the school, on Bay
street, this evening.
Anniversary services will be held at the
Sa walton Army tonight. Adjutant
Weay and Captain Marshall will take
part. Captain Watt will command.
James Feather5tone, one of the mem-
beers OF the notorious Lava Bed tang. was
held for the Grand Jury by Police Justice
O'Donnell this morning, for holding up
Joseph Brown. Of No. 60 Merseles street,
for beer money. on the public highway
last night. He was arrested by PATROL
man Murphy. who has sworn TO exter-
inmate the gang.
Mrs. Helen Rose, the woman who
abandoned her three children in Golden
street some days ago, was sent TO Snake
hull for sixty days by Justice fOpDon-
nell this morning. Her husband, charged
with the same ~otfense, was also arraigned
out sentence was suspended in his case,
he promising to take his children from
the alnshouse and properly provide for
them.
John Grady, of No. Csc East Que Hun
bred and Fortieth street. was sent up 10
Snake Hill for thirty days by Justice
O'Donnell this morning for drunken and
disorderly conduct. When arrested last
night he gave Patrolmau Logan a tussle.
botn rolled 10 the gutter together. but
Logan safely Landed his lar
Station A of the Jersey City Police De-
partment has been removed from
Varick's coal office Mt the junction OF
Newark avenue and Bay street 10 Whites
drug store at Newark u Jersey ave-
nues.
Charles Reide OF No. 1855 West Thirtieth
street. New YORK, was taken seriously i'll
at the Pennsylvania depot yesterday
afternoon. and was taken to the City
Hospital
Fireman Patrick Burns of Engine No. g
hsd bis right hand Injured by an intracr-
able horse ~ the horse hospital yesterday.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI on THE
~ 2ist day CT April 1891. Application was made
to the Poard of Street and Water Commissioners
o. he Jersey City ami " estern kailway Company
ana osners 10 'eacate all the public use and ease
ment and right Of way. II any, In
CANAL AVE.
being a strip OF land on the southeast side OF the
Morris Canal running from cayan Sresk south.
wardly a distance OF thirty-one hundred and
terminus. as the sail Canal avenue Is lad OUT and
shown on the map entitled Nap Of that portion
OF Jersey city formerly known a. 6reens1lie, puD-
hshsd by = g. vreeiaha. C. E and surs- Jersas
CITY, n J.. 1885,"
And thar the 2arh day OF May. 1891. st ten O'Clock
4 m, aud the meeting room OF the Board OF street
ard Water Commissioner. are hereby nxed as the
time ard place when and where the Board OF street
and Water Commissioners will meet TO hear and
Be presented tn wtlIinR-
is order OF the Board OF street and Water Con
GEO. 7. BogToS.
passa. Jersey cry. April g.e lssl
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CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
~ 24th day Of april. 1881, application was made
TO the Board OF Street and Water commissioner
nv William Il. Corbin and others TO vacate. nrsL
MAPLE ST.,
from Garrahrant street TO the National Docks
Railway second.
DUDLEY ST,
from Johnston avenue 10 Maple street; third.
MASON ST.
from Johnston avenus SoufhWestefly 10 land OF
the central railroad of New Jersey. near the Round
House"
q. M, and the meeting room OF the Roard OF Street
and Water Commissioners are hereby nxed as the
time and place when and here the Board OF
street and Water Commissioner viii meet 10 hear
and consider all objections 70 said vacations that
NAV be presented IN writing.
By order OF the Board OF street and after Com
GEO. T. BoUTOS, Clerk.
Dated Iersax CITY. Aprll 18th. ISL.