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that even in the execution. new frauds
may have come into existence.
The Daily Ad0egtiscr Of yesterday
expressed suspicious as to the manner
in which the work of constructing the
reservoirs and pipe lines has been
done, and the fact that the city has
eleven years in which to discover de-
fects and insist on their remedy, APP
pears to afford it very little comfort.
tits suspicious that in the provisional
acceptance of the plant. the Street
and Water Board may once more play
nto the hands of the robber Corpora
ton and SO hamper the city that it
will have go legal standing should
flaws in plan or construction be dis
covered hereafter.
The Board has ordered its engineers
to go over the contracts and specifica-
cations seriatiln. and report any dis
crepancies between them and the
work actually done, and report the
same, if any are found, as guide to
the Board in making the preliminary
acceptance The Adoertiser there
upon sounds this remarkable note Of
warning remarkable, because it is
strange that it should be thought
necessary to give such advice at
ALI
Members OF the Board must be very carefu
how far they pledge the city in advance. Any
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And wheter it viii not have to live on
canary seed for quite while2
Aud what effect it will have on Major
Pangborn's Republican backbone?
I'M VINO vERITAS.
A Modern Fable With an Ancient
Twist and a Political
Tendency.

A merry gang of jewellers they sat
about the polished oak in a gilded cafe.
Swift passed an ancient jug OF glass from
whose curved lips flowed fiery red
liquid. Loud rose their shouts. On
high cleaned the cut crystal as it flashed
about the rays of the golden goddess
Electricity. Frequent cries Of "boy''
brought swallow-tail coated minion
who deity substituted clean vessels for
those drained dry. They were an inter-
esting group, of various degrees of obesity
and leanness, dress aud manner There
was one whom the others Familiarity
called "Bilr' and 'Hogey," bottle nosed
man with pasfy face and leaning
toward Finance. He paid The checks
and the others listened to his
stories. Then there was another--a lean
Cassius though slightly taller, and again
unlike in that no public voice has ever
cried lyon, yourself ARE mucn condemned
to have an itching palm. This one was
marked as man OF note for they called
him Mr.. President" and paid him deep
respect. Then, as is the custom of men
when the red hot fumes mount skyward.
their hearts expanded and Friend
ship displaced Formally and .sMr.
President" became Charley" Twas at
this stage that He of Finance yclept
'Hogey" raised high his glass containing
four fingers encircled in firm grip, and
looking at Charley shouted, "To the
next Mayor of Jersey CityH' Whereat
the others pounded the polished oak,
even to shivering their glasses, and
cursed the Present Incumbent. calling
him &C. old tn--f. ''r-bb-r,n and such
like. And thereat He of Finance, called
"BilI.v looked pleased and said hoy"
in loud voice. while Charley" cbewed
his tongue and proclaimed he was IAN
honest man.
And the natural query is, What has
Orestes done to Billp'
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In presence of the latest scoundrel-
ism OF the short term orders, it is
hard to tell which is more amazing,
the gullibility OF certain section of
the public or the supineness of the
official who was given an official exis-
tence BY the last Legislature for the
purpose Of suppressing them.
The latest development is the ukase
OF the Grand Lodge OF the Progressive
Benefit Order, Ieyying fifteen extra
assessments on the members. These
assessments are 50 each, and their
effect is to increase the subscriptions
of the members to about $S3 instead
OF $50, for which the promised 800
benefit was TO be paid.
When some OF the poor victims up
braided the Newark scoundrels, who
are running that end Of the concern,
with the deception that had been
practised on them, the reply was that
nobody is or was authorized to tell
people that they could get 800 for
$50. or for any other fixed sum, in the
order. They showed by the papers
which applicants sign, and the pros
pectus of the order that nobody need
be mistaken on this point. namely,
that assessments are levied in as great
number as necessary to pay off all ma
furing claims.
1t may be that the papers framed
for the victims to sign do not contain
any promise to pay 500 for $50; but
assuredly that is what the organiza-
tion advertised to do, and it was on
that expectation that poor fools went
into il.
1t il about time that Mr.. Superin-
tendent George s. Duryea put stop
to this wholesale swindling. He was
In great hurry the other day to stop
an insurance company which had got
little out OF order. why are these
mcnstrous frauds tolerated? Is there
no law ia tllis State to punish the pro-
cnrement Of money under false pre-
fences:
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.clined to unite with dlsaffected English
interests to demand the dismemoermenO
of the Chinese Empire.
The government is entirely willing
and desirous Of protecting foreign mis-
sionaries, and thinks iC would be wiser
for the United States Government
to unite with China in an effort
to secure by cooperation the protection
that the missionaries ara entitled 10 IN
case of necessity.
Great harm will be done to American
interests If the representations OF the
situation here continue longer to go un-
contradicted English business interests
in China are extensive and the Britlsh
Government does not hesitate to resort 10
any measures to maintain It's CONNER
cial supremacy here aud elsewhere.
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The ear Corn rs wheat.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov 81. 1s91.-Con
trary to the announcement made few
days sgo that nothing further would be
done in connection with the question OF
exporting wheat from Russia, until the
Cars return from Livadia early in De-
cember, ukase from his Majesty
was issued today prohibiting the expor-
tation of wheat and wheat products from
Russia. This prohibition. which will go
into effect on Monday next, will be exc
cuted under the same conditions as those
governing the prohibition of recently de-
lreed against the expectation of oats.
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CLAsBACK: Friday noon. November 20, 1891, Ed
Funsrai ssrgiess at his late residence No. 1s
Wayne street, on sunday, November y. at three
inferment at convsnisncs OF family.
CUSNIFF.--On Saturday, November q. 1891, Ann .
Cunniff. only child OF Jonn and Eiiza Cunnin.
Relatives ana friends Of the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the fvneral from she resi-
street, on Monday at two p. M,
GIBsON.-0n Thursday, November 10. 1891. jose
phine NJ Briggs. wife Of Edward D. Gibson,
Relatives aiad friends of tho family are invited
No i07 Duncan avenue. on sunday. November p
Ini t. ms at Cypress Hins
IMBRIE,- In this CITY. on Friday, November 90
1881 the Rev. CHARLES K im6rie. D. D.. pastor
emeritus OF the First Presbyterian Church OF
Jersey Ctry In the ssven ty-seventh year OF his
Relatives ana friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the. funeral services on
Monday November q. at half- past p. at the
First o5aFe6 street and Bsr
Carriages will be at Jackson avenue station t o
Yosk '6s entra kaosd II New Jersey
Philadelphia papers. please CODY.
LowE.-on Friday, November %. 1891, Eugene
Relatives sam and friends Of tss family are respect
fully invited TO attend nis funeral frem his Late
residence. no. as York street, ON Monday, Noyem-
Der Is. at two p. m.
PARKs.-Katie Parks wife OF Thomas Parks and
aged eighteen years, eight monshs ana seven
Reiatives aud friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence, No 80
Canal street. on sunday November q, at TWO p M
Intermenti in New York Bay Cemetery.
sTfEH.-suddenly of heart disease on Tuesday
November Il. 1871. Frederick stish, in his sixty
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited
10 attend che funeral on uuday afternoon No
vember ". at two O'Clock. from his late residences
ss5s vroom street, Heights,
McGEoR E. On Friday evening. November 60
ISL Mary Ann Hadoock. widow Of the lat .
william McG6orge, In her 18th year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PARK-on November u, 1891. Katie. daughter OF
Mrs. Freuch aged 8 years months an DAYS.
Associatio n OF Jersey itys invited to attend
the uneral from her late residence. 80 Canal
street. on Sunday November % ut 2 .. m. Inter
nent in New YORK Bay Cemetery.
PTcKERING.--o On Friday. November 90 1891. VIII
liam Pickering aged . years
Relatives and friends respectfully tnvited to
attend the funeral service at his late resdenc 2o4
Ninth Street, on Monday at ls0 D. m.
sUMMoss.--Members Of Lincoln Lodge No SO. K.
OF E., requested 20 meet their castle hall
death Of our late brother. William Il Pickering.
@, W. PoIsr K. OF r. and S.
RY Anon Friday. Novembsr2l. 1891, Julia widow
OF the late Patrick Ryan.
Relatives ana friends Of the family are respect
residence. 25l Monmouth Street. on Sunday,
November Y. a. D. m
sHANLEY.--On Saturd ay, November 81 1891,
George ShAnleg. beloved or James Shanley
and Neiis ysraon In The ~, "a yea, Of his age
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from mis- late
residence. 81 Morris Street on Sunday. November
q at D. m. sharp.
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had been hart in fight. but they went
away at once. refusing TO state any par
tlcnlars.
Physicians laDored over him all night.
but the lad never recovered conscious
ness, and died at o'clock this morning.
The doctors say that he died from con-
cnssion of the brain and cerebral hem
orrhage.
The Coroner was notified and Captain
Sehultz's officers are busilY investigating
the circumstances. The rumor prevails
that prize fight had been arranged pc
tween Hellinger and some other youth
whose name is not known. but no par
ticulars have yer been discovered.
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A BRITISH PLOT.


The Queer ExpIanatIon China Olives of
the Recent Uprisings.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 2l. 1891. No little In
dignation is manifested by the officials of
the Chinese Government over the re-
peafed circulation Of rumors abroad re-
garding domestic difficulties here and
elsewhere In this country.
II is absolutely untrue that mutinous
conditions exist here. There has been
no mntiny. The reports 20 the contrary
cabled abroad have originated with Eng
lish business interests which desire to.
drive of American and other foreign
capital
am advised by the best authority that
the Chinese Government desires 70 con-
Time IT'S friendly relations With the
puited States GoyeruIsnt should be In
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Reports Of social or other events intended for
publication in THE JERSEY Cry News should
be sent promptly to the editor. The lapse Of
several days between the occurrence Of an
event and the sending in Of a report makes it
impossible I'd print it. News matter Of all kinds
intended ior The SUNDAY EDITION should.
when possible, be ia the hands o. tns editor
Lot later than Friday at noon
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A SCHOOLGIRLS DEATH.
1t Was Caused BY Prizehght with
Another Lad

It Was Caused BY Prizefight With
Another Lad.
NEW YORK. Nov 81, 1891 John Hell
linger. lad of seventeen years. died at
his parents home, No. 256 Seventh street.
this morning under circumstances that
require rigid investigation by the Cor
oner and the police. It is said that the
boy was fatally hurt in prize fight.
Young Hellinger left hume at nine
o'clock last evening. as his parents sup
posed, to attend an evening school on
First street. About nine o'clock he was
brought home by some other boys. He
was unconscious. bruised and bleeding,
and his clothing was torn and be-
draggled.
His companions told his mother that he
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS. ~

Estate OF William verrfnder deceased. william
xerrinder. nd Illustrator, with viii annexed OF
the Deputy surrogate. Of HUDSON County.
tice to the creditors of said eceaent "a ring 10
their debts demands and claims against the o.
tate OF said decedenL under oath or Affirmation
within mine months from the date Of said order or
they will be forever barred OF any action
WILLIAM vERRlNDEK.
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NEETINGS.


IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN--THE BROTH.
i ers of Communpaw Tribe No. Isl are req uesred
to meet at their WIgwam. corner OF Johnston ave.
nue. and Wilton street. on SUNDAY afternoon at 1
p. m. attend the funeral or Brother Jaines ID.
bIoores wife brothers from other tribes are II
JOHN CALLAHAN,
sachem.
GEORGE CIIRIeTMANr.
Chief OF Records.
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NoTfCH IS HnREBY GIVEN THAT THE ASEU Al
~ meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS or the United
states sael Company Will be neld ct the once Of
the Company. NO. 70 Montgomery street, Aoom
s.. Jsrseg City. Hubs County. New Jersey on
this pu rpose OF elsctin6 Drecfra and transacs In,
such other business as may come before the meet :
tnx. s s1
QusrAvE FRANK
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NoTIcE To cREpjIlro,Rs, !.

Estate Of James c Lindsey. deceased, Mary !,
Lindsay anu James G. Lindsay, executors Of
James c. Lindsay. deceased, bs oroer OF
the Deputy Surrogate of Hudson County,
dated October 1851, hereby give notice 10 lns
creditors OF said decedent TO bring IN their debts
aemends and claims against the estate OF said
decedent under oath or animation within nine
months from the date OF said order or they will %
executors
MARY A. LINDSAY
JAMES q. LINDSAY.
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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 2a, 1891.

This paper is democratic III principles
and is independent i1s its pieacs on all
local questions
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Governor Albeit has been to
Chicago to help locate site for the
New Jersey building, which may or
MAY not BE- built in the Fair grounds.
He is more or less enthusiastic over
the business, and. it is to be expected,
will boom 1t considerably in his mes
sage. recommending that liberal
appropriation be made for good
Jersey display. He does not say
this, Of course, but it is a fair infer
enca from what he does say. The
Governors position is just this He
was strongly in favor of having the
Fair in New York, but as it has gone
somewhere else, he believes in making
the best Of the situation and the most
Of the Fair.
We do not agree with him. There
is too much of that sort of thing in
in our public affairs. The wrong
thing Is done. we shrug our shoulders
and say lucky it isn't worse, we will
do better next time Bnt we don't
do better We 90 from bad to worse.
Every triumph of yulgarlty. impu-
dence and evil begets new excuses of
similar kind, and before we are
one with Chicago we will have her
,cating the National Capitol and the
White Honse on the Lake Front.
Chicago has committed a crime
against decency and morals in the
sight OF the whole world. We think
she should be punished, not petted
for it.
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NOTICE rQ1,sNEprroRs.

=, Estate Of George g; Mitchell. deceased John D.
Of esorgs .: Mitcnell deceased ny Or
der OF the Surrogate OF HUDSON county
dated ctober 10. 1891. hereby give notice 70
the creditors of said decedent to bring 10 their
debts. demands ana claims against the estate OF
nine months from the date OF said order or rnay
VIII oe forever barred OF any action therefor
JOIN D. MITCHELL.
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ExEcurRIx's SALE or REAL ESTATE

Pursuant to and by virtue Of an order OF tho
Orphans Court of Hudson comfy New Jersey
made on the sixteenth day OF October. A. II. eigh-
teen hundred ana ninety, ons the unasrsiensd. ex
sell at public vendue. 70 the highest bidder. on
MONDAY. zoe twenty third duy Of November. A. d.
1891 at the hour Of o'clock in the afternoon. ~
Woibert.s Sales koofn, No a MONTGOMERY street.
Ali thoss two certain lots pieces or parcels OF
land ana premises situate lying and being ~ the
OF New Jersey which on . certain map entitled
MAP Of property beiongipg 20 Michnel FISCHER.
situated near Daliytoyln. Hudson county. N. Z. -
oated Septem Der 1871 ana duly fled IN the once
Of the Clerk now Register OF HUDSON county.
seven q, and eight 81 fronting on Washington
syenue nov Fisher aysnysl. bounded on the east
Joseph pAnieison, deceased and on the west hY let
freut and roar and one hundred fest In depfn
thrcugnouf. " a.
Dated oetehsr " isei- 81 ''''-'''
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NOTICE on sErTLEMEET. d

Notice Is hereby given that the account OF the
suos.riecrs executors Of William Ward. VIII DO
audited ana stated py the Surrogate OF the County
of HUDSON, and reported for settlement on Friday
the 18th day or December next
Dated October ID, A. D. 1891.
ELIZA WARD.
ALBERT w KILLING
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS. :

Estate OF George w. CIerihew. deceased Flor
ence b. cierihew. executrix OF George w. Clerihew
deceased, by order Of the Surrogate OF Hud-
son county. dated Noyein Der Z 1891. hereby gives
notice to the creditors Of said decedent TO bring
~ their debts. demands and claims against
the estate OF said decedent oath or ailirfaa
Ton. within nine months from the date OF sain or
ger. or they viii 90 Forever barred OF any action
therefor against said execurrix.
FI,OEENCE y cI.ERTHFu.
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NOTICE on sKrTLE MENT.

Notice is hereby given thar the account OF the
subscriber executrfx OF Harrison Miller, deceased
WIN be audited ard stated by the surrogate OF the
County or Hudson and reported for settlement on
Friday. the 18TH day of January. 1892.
Dated November g. A. D. 1891.
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NOTICE oF sETrLEMENr.

Notice ia hereby given that the nnal M.
count q the subscriber, notwithstanding OF
Albert w. Cowan, deceased, Will DO nuditod and
stated BY the Surrogate Of the County az Hudson
and reported Tor settle snenI on FRIDAY the AIT
day or Lepstnberr next & 1 z, W
IA ted Qctope "a 2. l92i
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NOTICE oF sETTLEMENT.-

Notice is hereby given that the account Of
the subscriber, axecutrix or Richard Gormley
deceased VIII be audited ana stated by che Surro-
tate of the County OF Hudson and reported for sec
Element on Thursday. the 31st day OF December
nexL
Dated October %. A. D.. 1891.
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Ii is wonder that a paper like
the New York Times, which pretends
to be fair and honest, would suppress
letter such as that of Senate
Mcpherson. BY doing SO it lays itself
open to suspicion of being actnated by
the same motives which are known to
animate its special Trenton viIifier
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SO Mon igomery Street.
ToTIcE TO cREprroRs.
d1ecutrix.
NoTlcE 10 CREDITORS

Estate OF Frederick Smith. deceased, Catharine
smith, adminfst atrix OF Frederick Smith de-
ceased 6y order Of the SURROGATE Of Hudson Coun-
W dated october ~ 1891 hereby gives notice to the
creditors Of said decedent bring ia their deuts
demands ana claims against the estate OF SAID de-
cedent under oath or affirmation. within nine
months from the date OF said order or they viii be
forever barred OF any action therefor az snst sad
Administrative.
GATH IlINE SMITH,
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CLASBACK.-F noon. November 90 1891. Ed
mund Clasback.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
2tllS,IQ11o.

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Uiinoeitlobn bon q WiGrf (&6.48), fat
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Arbeits5eit (uon 10 utit 13lIiuoigen
BaHien) s%ugeltanoen.
Die feterlt6e urfunbe. Die
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09

8ropt6ence 81. s., Wtat 80
Sd 9~ebronbte DBaftor &6nts's gterpen>StGrter" bieg
an metnent Sobn, rpet9er @eiitesfrant mar, tna6 Benz
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IS besbalb fir meme Qfli9t, baS N3tttel ais bas bette tn
1854 @baltftone @ue. Srau DC. u. @~onsbItW.
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gtarfsrs, nnS ie bOfft beBboI2. 6ab aud &a6ere Siss
WitteI egprobeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
GJtta9o JojpitaI fir grauen n,lO
climber!
Eoke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

8efunbbettss SuitGnb Der bette Isd13ebn gut r16bItrsa
PrtOatsiWmer ie9s 9ranteniG(s nit Glo=Musiibt.
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g~eftelten 0ber beiuDeuoen asrstc tndbicn.
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4hege.
Ole 3obG Ser angefteItsn Mer8te helGnft fi9 aufe 9
AerSte (9amen) unb Is b~eiudeHbe 9terjte (ptrren(.
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gGegen @in5elbeiteu loenbe man no inter ohi9cs
Gbrefie on ben 0ouptsarSt Doer man ienbe eine Ynia
E1e 10 fHT eIu @trcuInr. 25n12lr5tG :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09

= Die 6tobt &afom I'M ruiiii6en
Commencement Gaoom lit gGn5li6 ntez
Dergebrannt. STINT Gtnoer" fas
men in ben 6lamnten I'm. Die gemobner
Iagern auf ben SelOern.