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The record-union., 1891-01-30

It is stated that while foreigners in
France number 8 per cent. of the pop,ila-
ton, they are II. per cent. of the convict
class. In 1887 | .224T and. in 1888 l ,279 for
eigners were convicted, the number of
English being IS and 81 respectively.
Italians head the list in 1888 with ass.
then come 24S Belgians, 1872 Germans. ST
Spaniards, So Swiss and IS Austrians.
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Wetterul a1utirrH.

8100 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO
QIOU any person who viii give information
that Wlll convict anyone who has cut or
opened, or who hereafter may cut or omen.
the fence on the north side of the Lagoon. Sac,
TaInehto county, Cal; that is, on the HartnelI
|. >. notSCH. ja,5-Tt&S .tw*
M ADAME BELL, RENOWNED IN TELL
III ing LIES future events, fifteen wears,
practice in India and Australian colonies. late
OF san jose. Young people should know theii.
future. Fee, so cents and 81. 1910 Third
stiee.. " d9-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-ON CITY AND
1FL country property. MUDDOX d FEE.
606 street. 49,
COUNTY POULTRY
- Yards; leading varieties for sale; eggs for
loguc. GEO. E. DUDEN, proprietor Box
20, .oaoiteiiiento. ja3-tf
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Church Social.

The ladies of the Sixth-street NJ. L.
Church Will give a social at the church
this evening to which the public is in
vited. There will be refreshments.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Silver Bill Still in the Hands
of the House Committee.
BOSTON BANKERS ARGUE AGAINST
ITS PASSAGE.

Congressman Clunie Cited to Appear
and Testify Before the Silver Pool
Investigating Committee-Secretary
Blaine Says No Negotiations are
Pending for Reciprocity Between
Canada and the United States.
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Gushington-"You are the light of my
life!'' Alicia-''Don't blow so hard about
me or you'll put me out.''
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General Appropriation Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. = Chairman
Funston, of the House Committee on
Agriculture, said to-day that the general
appropriation bill from his committee
would be reported by the middle of next
month.
While the total amount appropriated
last year was nearly one and 9 half mill
ions, this year il would run Sometime
over $, 100000. The increase will mainly
result from the fact that the Weather
Bureau has been transferred to the Agri-
cultural Department. This alone would
call for about $500 O0n
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Rtertiue Notices.

ME LADIES OF SIXTH-STREET M. p.
i l Church will give social on FRIDAY
r. r. v ENlNG, January 30th, to which the pub
served. fta
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS AN
~ nual meeting of the stockholders of the
AZ nv. SHASTA Mineral Spring Company will be
n If aL us office in the city of Sacramento on
" E1NESDAY, February 4, 1891 at 10
O'Clock a. NJ c. a. YORK, President. ,
"a. 4ANDhEW, secretary. ja26-l0t
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LHOR SALE CHEA P-LODGING-HOUSE>
l. 80 rooms; corner house Apply to ED,
WIN X. ALSIP, 1915 Fourth Street. Sacr..-
mento. 10 CStf
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Iur anle.

NOTICE.-MUST BE SOLD-STOCK AND
IN tools of custom boot and shoe shop i'm
! ,ayisyille. Inquire of d. G. BULLARD, Da-
visvile in otis
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No Reciprocity with Canada

WASHINGTON. Jan. Representative
Baker of New York to-day addressed a
letter to Secretary Blaine regarding the
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EYOR SALE, AND MUST BE SOLD WITH
l. IN the next thirty days-SO acres of fine
fruit land, situated miles from RoseviIIe
Junction, eRocklin and LOOMS and 5 miles
from Folsom; the land is on the American
are cleared: acres in table grapes; 8 acres in
Crawford and Late George peaches; a small
house of rooms; stabling for horses barn
and chicken house; also, well of good pure
water, / 6 feet in solid granite; price, 81 500.
or $50 per acre; will be sold on liberal credit,
Address y. BOOTH, Roseville Junction, Placer
County, Cal. ia27-7td,S1tv,
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Inat-Jnuatn.

0ESI-A PURSE FROM PHAETON AT
l. Twenty-first and j streets last Fridav
afternoon: Finder will leave at HAHN;S
DRUG STORE and receive reward. ia2s-3t*
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LNOR SALE-210 ACRES OF LAND IN EI,
L. Dorado county, five miles west of Placer
VILE Two miles from Diamond Station; this
Is good fruit and vine land; $50 acres Under
ditch: ditch and water right goes with tho
place; all fenced; orchard OF 500 trees; house,
barn and out-buildings; price, $4,000; easy
terms; Will meet anyone at Diamond Station
that wishes to see this place. Address M. J.
WILLIAMS, Placerville. in 3-2}t@
EOR SALE-A HANDSOME BUGGY
L horse. perfectly gentle; especially suited
the best saddle-horses in the CITY. a O.
GREGORY, Fifth and j, Sacramento. tas-tf
TOR SALE-CHOICE AND RELIABLE
i fruit trees. Call on o. o. GOODRICH.
riverside Nursery, three miles south of civ
p. 0. address. Sacramento. da1-tf
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Go Get on 32e1tt.

ENOR RENT Two NICE SUNNY FUR
4, l. 3 hisned 'front.' rooms, suitable for man and
wife or two gentlemen. SIS Seventh ST iaSc-1s
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5rnntrn.

NSFANTED-A GOOD UPHOLSTERER AT
w once at CHAS, NJ CAMPBEII;Ssa
n street, carpets and furniture. iaSo-
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M ANTED TO RENT-TWO OR THREE
iress r., this office iasn-a au-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-05-20
Notice Of Administrators Sale
of Real and Personal
Property.

I'm the District Court Of Nevads, Ia and for
Humboldt County, In the matter OF the
estate OF VIM. Slater, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that by order OF. said
Court and the Judge thereof, on ME herein, a
summary admin stration Of said estate VAS or
dered and the regular proceedings and notices
herein dispensed with, and that the real and per-
sonal property OF i'd es ate be sold, on notice
given as spe flied in said ord r. Now, In accord
an 20 with said order To viii reference Is hereby
made. the undersigned hereby gives notice that
on SATURDAY, ihe 23d day Of May, 1871, at 10
o'clock A M, at the 70 Of the z urGhouse IN
Winnemucca Humboldt county. Nevada, the
undersig ned will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, all the right, title and
interest which said estate has and which sid oe-
ceased had at the time OF his dea'h, Of in and TO
the folio wing des rihed real md personal property
situated in said county, 10 W.T.:
lat Personal Pr perty-1 COW; 2 mares and
colt: AZ chi kens; $50 los. OF potatoes. more or
less: old cook stove and cooking u ensils so lbs
o. Il fur about "a gals. of coal oil; about dozen
of shes, knives, forks and spoons; doz n, more
or ess tin pans; TONS more or itss, OF hay in
stack: second hand % ok ange and cooking
uten i'll; l old hay rake; old plnws old wagon;
Q old hammers; 2 old saddles and RATA; criw
har: 2 old lamps;1 , mowing IN schine; SET old
harness; also one t OF odds and ends, including
1 saw: box old tools, pieces OF iron, chains and
steel: some old ranch aud cabin furniture. BID
clothes, iron ", dishe and pans. III Sc article,
are. exec said COW AZ the sister Pan h. or the
lumber boardi house near Adelaide copper
mine, Gold Run Mining District, Humboldt
G untA Nevada, and ssid coz i running on tho
public cemmon Ia the vicinity 81 sal ranch. TIL
UNDERSIGNED viii at said time ard lace also sell
to the highest bdsr for cash, al the right, u le
| ami terest who said ,'eceased ia az the time
Of mis- death and all right title and inte e. which
said estate has, nf IL and -, al he cattle AMI
/ horses except said COW, m'Tes and colt now
running en- the public range. or ELSEWHERE in said
/ county.
| Bad. Real Properly, al situated in the Gold
| Run Minirg Dstsics, said county and State
/ A lun Der honse situated at tn Adelaide copper
| min an undivided half in crest in the quartz
m ming claim, usually called the SlAter-F nk
| clam.
The poss saory claim TO and the land usually
called he Slater Ranch, including so acres q
land, being The 4 ~ y ! and T. OTIS "
If Sec, 20 Y 81. NR4n, E, u d NJ, Tor the NJ, hase
81 which there is a contract with said State, / J.
clldin said coqtract.
Winnpemucca, Nevada. Ma' OH, 1871
[Signedl GEORGE COLS0N,
! Administrator OF said estate
mll-lW
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-05-20

e6000. 90 year is being made by John
r. Goodwin, Troy, MY. az work f1t us.
keader,you ray npf make as much, but
We can teach you quickly how 10 earn
from ~ 20 sac q DAY ai It's start, aud
m0Iras sou go on, Both sexes, aii ages.
sIu Hny part Of Apietigs you can tom-
smence &c nome, giving Il your time 90
SPARE moments only e. tlf aOfk Ali "a
ucN. Great fay nA tie ycfs work
cr. we start you, ffrissitiug every
i.dng. EASILY, SPEEDILY lcarnea
PARTICULARS FhEH Address a.
lASON y to-, PORTLAND, MAiAE.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-21

of the Summit avenue Baptist Church,
presented to the patients in the Guy
Hospital yesterday number OF oaskets
OF peaches.
DR.. Kay, of the CITY Hospital staff re-
turned from his vacation Yesterday.
james Waller, of No. So Bowery, New
York, was arraigned this morning FOR
the third time this month, in Justice
kimfnerly's Court, for being drunk and
disorderly. He was given the optioin,
of paying IS or going 10 the County jail
for ten days He took the Jail.
Matthew Corcoran, OF No. 776 Garfield
avenue, was fined $5 this morning for
being drunk. Corcoran is an old OF
| fender. =
/ A defective fue in the house No. u
Hoauly street, occupied by II. Berger,
caused an $50 fire last night
Grand street, between Henderson and
| Van Worst, is being repaired.
| A regular meeting of the Board OF
| Trade will be held at their rooms over
the Second National Bank this evening
are 1.-THE Necessity for a New Water
Supply and Local Transit Slow OF
| Rapid"
West Bergen.
Rev. Dr. john Robinson, ex.Pre5iden
of Rochester Universalist Church,
preached yesterday in the West Side M.
e. Church.
W. H. Beach and wife have returned
| from the Thousand Islands.
| Mr.. John Atkinson and Judge KIM
merly have been addel to the list OF
| speakers at the water meeting.
The Sunday noon class taught by VIII.
| Beach in che West Side NJ. e. Church was
| unusually large yesterday.
| George w. Furkerson Yesterday baue
| farewell forever to West Bergen as 6
| place of residence.
Lafayette.
The Leo nard j. Kaiser Association
| meets tonight.
| Mr.. Charles Meitzner has returned
from this c ruise up the Hudson.
w. d. Gage, OF Pacific avenue, mas
returned from cruise in the yacht Hea
and Toe. The only rnisnap on the trip
was a collision with can buoy. Mr
| Gage tried to sink it, but didn't succeed
| Miss McDermott, niece OF Hugh Kelly
and Captain Kelly, died at the residence
of her parents, No. 267 Pacific avenue
this morning from typhoid fever. Sht
was i'll about three weeks.
! Mr.. Jacob r. Hull will stop at Soutf
! Beach this week. He was 50 well pleased
with the Keatings' outing and the place
| that he has made up his mind to stay
| there awhile.
| William Dompierre OF Pacific avenue
of two months.
George Thomas of Maple street has re
| turned from the Catskills.
| Greenville.
| Mrs. Cartier ana family have returned
! from Springfield, Mass.
| Company d, Fourth Regiment, holds
| its annual picnic tonight at Armbruster's
| Schuetzen Park.
| The Independent Bowling Club prac-
| tices tonight at Metropolitan Hall.
! The Garfield Athletic Club meets to
| night 10 complete arrangements for thu
coming entertainment.
George b. Edinger of Linden avenue
has the finest collection of United State
stamps in this section. They run from
| three cents up,
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-21
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
~ .6sh day of august. 1891. the Commissioners
of Assessment fled in the Office OF the clerk OF the
Board of Street and " arer Comm issioners their
final assessment map and schedule for the i'm
provement of ..
from the south side of hAilroa ave. to Nontgon-
cry street. and from the north side OF Bright street
Grand street by paving. &c. and the same is
now open 10 public inspec Ion in tho Office oI the
clerk or said BOarl
And notice also given that the following sireess
and avenues or particular sections thereof. are in
cluded il the SAID assessment;-
MONMOUTH ST,
gomery street and from the north side or Bright
MERCER ST.
on the north side from Monmouth street to point
about 81 feet west thereof;
BkIGur ST..
on the south side from Monmouth street to point
about 70 feet east thereof
GRAND ST..
on the north side from Monmouth street to point
about 25 IS feet east and us feet west,
And that the 5th day OF October. 1891. at ton
O'Clock IA. and the meeting room OF the board
of Street AMI Water Commissioners are hereby
fixed as the time and place wien and where the
Board OF street and Water Commissioners Will
objections to aid assessment I'd report.
writing.
Bs order of the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City, September 4. 1891.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-21
BAYONNE.

John Poyelick, of No. 1876 East Twenty
second street, Hungarian aged thirty
five years, seated himself on the third
story fire escape of the tenement yester-
day afternoon TO mend pair of shoes.
Some friend espied him at work and
called to him. Povelick leaned over the
railing and lost his balance, falling head
long to tine sidewalk. He was picked up
unconscious. Drs. Brough aud Richter
were summoned and they restored him
to sensibility. His injuries are serious.
The Board of Education will meet this
evening.
At high mass in ST. Henry's (German)
r. c. Church, yesterday, the annual forty
hours devotional service was inauguraJed
with large attendance. The choir rem
dered a special programme of music
under the direction of Choirmaster Will
liam O'Neill.
The new barracks in the Third ward,
Intended for the Salvation Army now
located in the Second ward, will soon he
completed The dedication will take
place early in October, and will be di-
recied by Commissioner and Mrs. Bal
lington Booth.
For the benefit of the Bayonne Hos
pital concert viii be given Thursday
evening in the clubhouse of the Pamrapo
Athletic Club at Avenue ID and West
Fory-sixth street. Mrs. Ogden Crane OF
East Forty street and a number oi
New York musicians will take part.
Miss Emily A. Williams of West
Fourth street, popular school teacher.
will be the organis5 of the new ST.
Thomas r. G. Church. The Misses
Tierney of West Eighth street will sing
in the choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin N. Barrett Of
Avenue and West Thirty-fifth street
have terminated sojourn of several
months at Mount Tabor.
The popular Young Mems Association
is meeting with considerable success III
it's efforts TO raise subscriptions for the
erection of the opera house and hall
Mrs. Joseph Ellsworth of Avenue e has
been chosen President of the branch oi
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union that was recently organized in the
Third ward.
Miss Flossie Lord of No. $50 Avenue {
has returned from vacation passed with
kinsfolk in the Catskills.
John Morrissey. late 'nitor for the
Young Mems Democratic Club of Unior
county, has accepted position with the
New Jersey Athletic Club.
Mr. aud Mrs. Francis Il. Langton OF
Charle ston, S. c.. are guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Andrew 0. Bates OF the Second
Ward
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~ THE SUBSCRIBERS, RElNG CCz
" holder of the Amusement Maehins C@In
pany, representing more than two-t hirsis IN
val,ie of the capital stock fer the time being
of the said Company. do hereby give our assent
to the changing the par va ue IT the aid shares
IF said ompany from o ne Hundred Dollars to
Witness our hands this asth day of August,
iS9I
IN presence of WV. H GIBsaN,
3. D. WAsHBuas, WIN " ROSE FIELD.
to all ANTHONY 10 sESFsELD.
State Of New York, County of New York.
Be it remembered that on this 18Th day or
August 1921, before me: 3. y. Washburn.
Commissioner of De,d for the State of New
Jersey. in nn.l for the STATE OF New York. resid-
ing IL the City of y w York, psrsonalv npn ear
ed Wiliem II Gibson; Will,n ", sssiieli
lne persons name | in. and who executed ths
foregoing ceit,iea Q. and ] hiy;ng first mads
eas.h acknowledge to me that hey signed sealed
and d liverei the sanis as their vouutary act
ami deed.
State ~ Now York, at No. i20 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
We. William W Rosenfiell. President, Will
am II Gibson. Secretary and Treasurer and
Anthony Koscntisid, be majority OF The
u rectors OF the Musical Machine Company. do
hereby certify that at II meeting OF the Stock
purpose, held on the stn Lay of August, 1891.
at the Company's Office IN Jersey City,. It was
resolved bv q VOTE Of more than two-thirds in
in crest Of said Stoc Lholders.
Thgt the capital stock Of said Company be re-
duced To Oae Hundred thousand Dollars by
reducing tue par value CT each share to Forty
Dollars
Witness our hands and seals, this 2Sth day Of
August, 1891.
In presence of President.
B. b. WAsHBuaS. WIN. Fl. GIBSON,
to all. Sec'y and Treas.
ANTHONY RO ENFIELD.
State of New York, County of New York.
| Be it remembered. that on this 23ih day of
August, 1891 before me, B.. D. Washbarn, q
| Commissioner of Deeds for the State of New
Jersey, in and for the State OF New York. resid-
| Iithe City of New York, personally appeared
+, William W. ,senfleld. president; William H,
Gibson: secrel ary and Treasurer and A'ithony
Rosenfield. Director, being a majority of the
Directors of the Amusement Machine Company.
who, am satisfied, the persons named in,
ami who executed the foregoing certificate, and
| having first made known to them the contents
| thereof, they did each acknowledge to me that
| they signed s-a'ed and delivered the same as
! their voluntary act and deed.
B. d. WASIIRURN.
| A Commissioner for New jersey, il and for the
! Stale of New York, at No. 1.0 broadway, New
XorE
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-21
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 26rH
IN day of August, 1891, the Commissioners OF As
sessnlent fled In the office of the Clerk of the
| card OF Street and Water commissioners their
final assessment map and schedule for the I'M
IRVING ST.,
from Central 10 Nelson e, by grading. flag
ping and brid ging, and the same is open to
public Inspection In the Office OF the CLERK OF said
Board
sti Gets avenues or particular sections thereof
are included in said assessments
IRVING ST.,
from Central ave to olson
CENTRAL AVE.
on the north side from Irving about 25 feet east
and % feet west.
SUMMIT AVE,
from Irving about % feet and % feet west
DURHAM AVE-,
from Irving 100 feet and 100 feet
NELSON AVE,
on the south side, from Irving st. about 100 feet
east ana q feet west.
And that 9th day OF October, 1891 at 10 o'clock
a. m. the meeting room of the Board of Street
ana Water Commissioners are hereby liked as the
time ami place when and where the Board of
Street ana Water Commissioners VIII meet TO hear
consider and adfldicate upon all objections TO
said assessment asa report.
All objections thereto must be presented in
rs order of the Board Of Street and Water Com
GEO. T. BoUIoN.
Dated Jersey City. September 4th. 1891.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-21
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 26TH
N day orrAugust. 1891, the Com nlissioners OF AS
sessinent filed In the office OF the Clerk or the
Board of Strict and Water commissioners their
fnll assessment map and schedule for the i'm
provement OF
from Central avenue to Nelson avenue by grading
tagging and bridging, anu the same Is now open
TO public inspection in the oifice OF the Clerk OF
said Board
And notice is also given that the following
streess avenues. or particular sections thereof.
are Included in said assessment;--
IkViNG ST,
from Central avenue TO Nelson avenue
CENTRAL AV.,
on the north SIDE from Irving street about 25 feet
east and IS ree1 west.
from Irving street about . east and 25 feet west
DURHAM AV.,
from Irving street about l feet eass and lU0 feet
west.
NELSON AV..
the south side from irving street about 100 feet
east anu 1vU feet west.
And that the 5th day OF October 1891. at ten
O'Clock a ln., and the meeting OF the Board
of st ee and Water mmissioners. hereby
fixed the time and place wren and where the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners Will
meet to hear. con slider ana adjuuicate npon all
objections to said assessm snt and report.
All objections thereto must pe presented In
writing.
by order OF the Board of Street and Water Com
missoners Gstr \. BOUIoN,
Dated Jersey City, September 4, 1891. Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-21
STATE NOTES.

Quail and rabbits are reported plentiful
in Cape May county.
Viueland has seven plants for the man.
ufacture of unfermented wine.
An AngIesea fisherman caught nine
teen barrels of bluefish in five days.
The Salem county Sunday schools will
meet in convention at Elmer, September
80.
A Holly Beach turkey gobpler has sue
ceeded in Matching out a brood of young
turkeys.
The public school at Pennington has
been closed on account of the prevalence
of diphtheria in the neighborhood
So great is the demand tor money for
building purposes at Brldgeton that the
building associations are getting thirty
five cents premium on a dollar.
James r. Sutton of Locktown. Hunter
don county lost his right arm in a thresh-
ing machine II few days ago. and he may
not recover from tile shock.
At the silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Ten Eyck, near Someryllle, re-
Gently the grooHl's mother. VINO is
eignty-seven years old,s participated in
The dance.
The Somerset county temperance con-
vention will be held in the Second Re-
formed Church, Somerville, on Tuesday,
September 20 The Rev. Addison Parker
will deliver the address.
Michael Ritzendollar, whose death at
the age of eighty has Just occurred at
Shamong, where he was one of the
pioneers in grape culture, was native of
France, and i'll his youth fought under
Napoleon.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-21
CITY NOTES.


Robert Svring, Third street carpenter,
was fined 50 by Police Justice O'Donnell
this morning for dumping shavings and
sawdust in front of his shop. Sergeant
Reardon made the arrest. and Syring re-
sisted. His wife took part i'll the scuffle.
Counsellor Dougherty represented Sy-
ring.
Two year old Charlie Leagraf, of No.
2O7 Seventh street, while playing in Pa
vonia avenue yesterday, WAS run over by
carriage aud injured aDout his mead.
Seven months old Ida Ladne, y child
of William and Nellie Ladue, OF No. 423
Fifth street, was found dead i'll bed this
morning. The County Physician was
notified.
the Michael J. Fox Association was
organized on Thursday night with thirty
i've chate members 1t Will be u social,
beneficial and political institution. They
had jolly time aud Bob Mcdonald was
the star. The following officers were
elected:-James Quail. President; Robert
Mcdonald. vice-President; j. j. Flynn,
Secretary; Thomas Muir, Recording Seq
retary; NJ. ]. Fox. Treasurer; John Kier-
nan, Sergeant-a5-Arms.
Harmony Encampnent OF the /. .. y.
+. Will have summernight's festival
Tonight at Pohlman's Pavilion.
The Faith Curists seem to have made
an unusual mockery of religion yesterday
il, as reported, they tried to save the life
of horse by prayer. The animal died.
though it is fntimated by veterinary
surgeon that bucket of warm wuter aud
cake of CASTLE soap would have saved
its life.
Joseph Shelly, of No. 40 Manning ave-
nue., was arraigned i'll Justice Kimmerly's
court this morning charged with seduc-
bicn by his housekeeper Emma Bessie
The case was set down for Wednesday
morning.
DIR. J. S. Irvine, of Richmond, Va, was
<fected ambulance surgeon to the City
Hospital on Saturday Tor the ensuing six
months.
The Hopeful Ten, Kings Daughters
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-21
NORTH HUDSON.

Eldorado closed for the season yester-
day An enormous crowd attended the
concerts.
Michael RYAN of Weehawken will be
married to Miss Margaret O'Toole OF
Paterson by the Rev. Father McNulty OF
Paterson this evening.
There was free fight in Mechler's sa-
loon on the Hackensack plank road
Union Hill. yesterday morning. Michael
Fitzpatrick. a hod carrier, was badly cut
about the head. No arrests were made.
julius Meines, an anarchist, was ugly
drunk yesterday and abused Policeman
Feeney, OF Union Hill. Fesney locked
him up and this morning Recorder Hal
lenstein fined him.
rhe Union Hill Town Council will
meet in the rooms of the Board of Edu-
cation this evening.