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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27
RAILROAD NOTES.

A block signal station Is being erected
on the Morris & Essex road at Mountain
Station.
D. t. Roberts took up his duties last
week as general passenger agent Of the
Erie in place of w. c. Rinearson. who
resigned.
The Railroad Gazette published In the
last issue most interesting article on
wooden cross ties, written by HI. d. Mason,
of the Allegheny Valley Railroad.
The electric roAd from Paterson to
Passaic was completed into the heart of
Paterson on Monday, and cars are now
running between the two cities at fifteen
minute intervals.
Travel is extremely light just now on
the Greenwood Lake Railroad beyond
Pompton. But two trains make the COM
plete run every day. the trainfaen be-
coming lonesome on the upper end Of the
trim.
Fireman Thomas H. Cozzens. of Pater-
sou, who was employed on the Erie, met
his death last week in a most peculiar
manner A heavy poker which ne was
using on his engine became wedged be-
tween the CRATE bars, and when he gave
it violent pull it came back with great
force and the hand loop struck him in tae
abdomen, inficting mortal injury.
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no FRANCES S. DAVENPORT, HERMAN BAfa-
Charles tracy, George W. Wnyard
You hereby notified that at o public sala
by the City Collector OF Jersey CITY on the
2lsr day OF April 1881. purchased for The sum Of
TWO hundred and forty dollars and fortg-ona cents
ali the land and roaI astafe situate in Jersey CITY,
in the County OF HUDSON and taee OF New Jersef
fronting on Nroom street. which Is laid down and
designated as lot No. Is In block number Ss uron
an assessnens map annexed e. e report made by
for said City by the Circuit Court OF the County OF
HUDSON, certified copy OF which report and m9p
Md In the oiics OF tie Cit Collector OF Jef
sey Cry the eth day Of April 1891, said report
and map and said sale being made pursuant 70 The
provisions OF act OF the LEGISLATURE OF New Jer
sey, passed March yu1h. 1885. entltis,
an Act concerning the settlement and coEIec-
ffo7l OF dsTfusuges OF unpaid fures, dsseSs-
nienfs and mater rate or sunter rem 8 1n
cities Of this State and imposing and ier3t
inc a Tar. assessment and lien III lien and
instead Of such a5red5 ages. ard to ejtfo1cc
the pa Msat thereof aud to provide for Tie
sale Of lands subj cfed 10 future fdx0tioa
and assessments. y
Ind the sent7jdf supplements thereto.
Ana you further notified that you appear TO
have an estate interest Ia said land amid real
estate and unless the said land and real estate
shall be redeemeds as provided in said act hefors
the expiration Of six month s from and after the
conveying 10 the purchaser the TIE simple OF sad
land ana real estate according The provisions Ok
the said
NATHANIEL T. SMITH.
&l5.I5 Purchaser. &
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NORTH HUDSON NOTES.

An entertainment for the benefit Of the
French American Lay School will be
given at the West Hoboken Casino to-
morrow.
The title of the new and sturdy West
Hobokep political club is the "Paiisade
Democratic Club" Every day that
posses gives to it strength and promise
of imposing influence. Although the cleo
tion OF officers VIII not be held until a
week from Tuesday it is easy to prophesy
results. Mayor Chandless will undoubt-
eddy have the honor of presiding over the
clubs welfare ana Recorder Reinhart
will be the clubs secretary. Everybody
who is nnybydy in town has joined The
club and the list of subscribers 10 stock Is
large and OF encouraging complexion.
~ Candidates for the position OF Town
Clerk IN Union Hill are unusually numer-
Gus.
The Union Hill Turn yerein VIII cele-
brate the Christmas season at Ruins
Hall today.
The fancy dress ball OF the Einfracht
Singing Society Will occur February 10.
at Rutb's Hall.
King Kelly. of Weehawken. says his
realm is peaceful now. No brawlers
stop belated subjects of his steep domain.
In mis- realm he has probably the richest
man in the county.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27
Weight of Paper Money.

How many of our readers have ever
thought of the weight of dollar bilIs
One no doubt has heard it said that it
would be impossible for one man to carry
away with him one million dollars IN
bills of one dollar denomination. The
fact was shown in the treasury at Wash
ington the other day that through the
most delicate adjustment twenty-seyen
new one-dollar notes weighed exactly as
much as twenty-dollar gold piece. A
similar trial was made with old solicit
notes. and since these accumulate dirt
foster than they wear out. twenfy-seven
II them weighed considerably more than
q double eagle. The actual weight of all
the paper money which the treasury sends
by express every year 60 different parts
OF the country is In the aggregate euor-
nous. Siuce July l it has dispatched
thirty-eight million dollars. nearly all OF
1t In small notes, TO The south and west
for the purpose of moving the crops 1t
would take good many men TO carry
that away in one-dollar notes.
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went to Gutenberg on Christlnes Day
there WAS utter establishment.
john Powers, q popular member OF the
LeHox CluD, is making strenuous efforts
to cultivate moussache.
Assistant City Clerk FosdicR is still
confined to his house by illness.
Commissioner AL Lehman and Harry
Barck played a match for $40 at the new
game instituted by julius Dabelsteiu In
this city.
Allan McDermott, County Clerk Nc.
Laughlin, Mayor Stanton. Assemblym
CoyIe. ex-Assenlbiyman Pagan and osher
lights held political conference at Mayor
Stanton's Office one evening during the
week. Speculation was rife.
The first entertainment and reception
of the Glove Literary Circle held last
evening mt the Assembly Rooms, was an
unqualified success
The second annual ball aud prize draw
ing Of the X. q. ", Sixth Battalion, G.
s. b., at Odd Fellows Hall last night,
WAS an enjoyable fair. Company D,
Second Regiment, gave an exhibition
drill.
A delightful Christmas party was
given Thursday night ut the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Mattlage on
Hudson street.
The Valencia Bowling Club had pig
roast Wednesday nigho, and the mem
bers enjoyed the feast greatly.
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Stage Gossip.

A. NJ Palmer has put Jim, the PEN
man." and "The Bankers Daughter" In
rehearsal TO succeed Alabama" Mr..
Palmer himself confesses TO initiating
Mr. DAILY in that gentleman's revivals of
old comedies. But he overlooks the fact
that Mr.. Daily has something TO revive be-
sides very old chestnuts. And besides
in thus admitting his fright over the fall
ing of in his Alabama" receipts-a fall
ing off entirely in keeping with the sea-
son just before the holidays-Mr. Palmer
not only Injuries the prestige of the best
American success in twenty years, but
permits himself to be swayed by that
same old lack of moral courage which
has been his tumbling block before.
The cast of The Trip to Chinatown"
has been strengthened BY Patrice, who
plays the part of Fiirt, which was foi-
merly played BY Ollie Archmere, who ran
away to Europe, and Miss Eleanor Bee
bee. who has been given the part played
by Lillian Barr, who was lately married
10 wealthy young Jersey City man.
Miss Beebee is well remembered mere for
her performance of Fiorella in the pro-
duction OF '.The Brigands" by the Anna
teur Opera Company
When Miss Grace Filkins resigned
from the Rosina Vokes Company, ali the
players, with the exception OF Felix
Morris. presented the aunurn-haired
commedienne with 'sround robin'' in
which they expressed their fullest es-
teen ana respect This is a most nm
usual thing for band Of players to o.
and it shows. above all else, just how un-
popular Felix Morris is.
Max Freeman has been dismissed from
The Casino forces once again, but this
time it is whispered that nice little
scandal rests at the bottom Of it all, and
that 1t was not caused by Max's peppery
temper.
Louise Beaudet proposes to omit actir Q
and go to ranching after next May. She
owns a 1000 acre ranch Mt Blackfoot
river. Mont. which Daniel Bandmann
thought once was his.
Richard Mansfield says he will discon-
time The use OF Autographs aud other
prints in the future and conf1ne himself
to newspaper advertising. MIR. Mans
fields success has been largely due to the
newspapers.
The holiday season at the Casino is
generally one of the most prosperous
parts of the year, and although the one
hundredth performance of 1.-THE Tyro-
lea1o Is near at hand, the opera il still
doing II paying business. Fred Solomon
has recovered from his attack Of the grip,
aud the cast is In good working trim, over
again. The half-price rule for children
at matinees has met with favor, and
every matinee 1nds the house we'll Allied
with little folks. No positive date has
heen set for the final performance OF
1.-The Tyrolean.v but it will probably oc-
cur about the middle of next month. A
short season of "revivalsv is ip contem-
pIation. The list includes "Nanon, -
"Gypsey Barren, der Fledermans' and
"The Brigands," and in addition there
will be given one or two other comic
operas that have met with success else
where 10 all these operas Marie Temp
est will sing the Drima donna role.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

Two Irishmen who had not met sor
years ran across each other, and after a
period OF haudshaking adjourned for
some wet congratulations. Long time
since we met. Clancy, isn't It? Great Iot
OF things have happened since Them said
the first. Eyes. indeed; look ut myself.
Sure it's married l am,'' replied Clancy.
. You don't tell mel Have you anything
TO show for it?" asked O'Grady. Faith,
boy, and the neighDors say he's Just the
picture OF me" O'Grady iooKed at
Clancy. who wasn't built on the lines OF
prize beauty:-"Ah. well, what's the
harrum 50 long as the child's healthy -
Buffalo Express.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

We are ii receipt Of No. Of Vol
ulne & 81 the Exposition Graphic, an
illustrated publication which has
been bera!ded with many fourishes
u truinpets as q sort Of official jour
naI of the Chicago Fair. It is a
cheap and nasty piece Of vulgar taw-
<IEY commonplace It would be a
salSSraee 10 The Fair II 1t were pos
4ltle - drag that shady advertising
1|16nstrosity any lower than it is in
zie general estimation.
l1e reading matter is dry, mechan-
iGal aud 1t the same time blatant. 1t
a sxtraordInary how Chicago man
6Fes ia blend duilness with spread
eieisn, - it does. 1t is a unique
6Sxality Of the Chicago intellect.
The illustrations are the cheapest
klnd Of machine made affairs. A
4 &Eth rate New York advertising
<6uIar would have better ones. The
<sllsnce of the paper on which they
~ printed only serves to emphasize
<lf badness.
~ pnblishers charge fifty cents .
I'M this precious production.
IA N IL merits and without re-
nes ~ the cost Of production, it
|lid be dear at ten. 1t seems to us
N M ons merit. 1t Is suitable
"a the Fair, quite ia keeping
= H. =.
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return to tits considered q bad omen
This is very old superstition, but very
common one with u.s. Laotiania refers
to it ia her letter 10 Protesilaus after he
had left for the Trojan war.
Some years ago asked neighbpr to
haul a dead horse from the premises. he
declared II he did so QUE OF his own horses
would die whiting a year.
reasoned him out Of the superstition
aud he removed the horse. Strange to
say, one OF the span Of horses which he
used for the purpose died shortly after
ward = philadelphia Ledger
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27
Hobolsen Theatre.

George Wilson's MINISTRIES will hold
forth at the Hoboken Theatre to-nigat.
They are we'll spoken of by the papers
in the cities where they have performed.
On Monday evening Sadie Seaman,
sister of w. j. Scaulan, will appear in
the play ELY" Miss Seaman was seen
ut tine Academy Of Music in this city
earlier In the season and made a favor
able Impression She now introduces
several new songs.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

A pretty calendar is 4 pleasure. day by
day. Messrs. L. Prang & Co. have many
artistic designs In this line as well as in
New Years cards. Their line in distinct
" American, their original designs being
the work Of foremost American artists.
The style and character OF their art books
aud calendars are very fine.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

A widower marries q sister Of his late
wife few weeks after the death OF the
latter. An acquaintance who had just
returned from Il long journey sympathet-
icaliy inquired whom he WIS in mourning
for.
For my sisfer-in-Iaw y was the hesitat.
lug reply. = L1stiae Blatter.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27
Good ana Evil omens.

II ron pay out money on Monday morn
Ing, you will pay out money all the rest
of the week. Il is unlucky to spill salt
1t the table. and to rub hunchback Kill
bring luck 70 any immediate project you
have In view.
70 leavs TIE house and then suddenly
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

an express package to Wash
ingtoia than to New York above
Fourteenth street. There Is a chance
for some active man to start q rival
concern and shake up the drybones OF
the present fossils.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

TO CREDITORS.

Estate q George Blakev.. deceased Mary
deceased; Dy order Of the s!,5ros sts q
gives notice 10 the creditors OF said dscedfnt To-
bring IN their debts. demands and claims s<aln$f
the tate OF said decedent. unoer oath Or a1<ffnt
ton, within nine months from the GATE Of said
order. or they Will b forever barred Ut any 1cti9a
MSkY JANE BLAKEY.
Claims TO bs presented ~ the ofaoo 81 H. p So
mour. Weldon Building Jerzs CRY. NJ s. s
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate Of George 9. Mitchall dece4sed-John D.
OF George D. Niichea deceased. Dy Or
der OF The Surrogate OF Huoson county,i
dated .ctober 10 ISL hereby give notice fo]
the creditors of said decedent to bring In thear'
debts, demands ana claims against the estate OF
said decedent, under oath or Affirmation within
nine months from the date OF said order or they
will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said executors
WILLIAM MITCHELL
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27
PLAYS FOR new YEARS
Americas Greatest Emo
tional Actress Will
Play at the Opera
House.
CLARA MORRIS In HER FAVORITES
Hallen and Hart in slater on
Minstrelsy in Hoboken
Stage Gossip.

Clara Morris, who probably stands at
the head of Americas emotional
actresses, and for which school. in its
legitimate phases, she has undoubtedly
done more than any other woman
on the stage, will begin a weeks engage
meut at the New Opera House tomorrow
night. During the week she will present
three plays that she has made peculiarly
her own. It cannot be said that she is
unrivaled in them--because no one has
cared to compete with her In these or any
other roles to which she has cared TO de-
vote her talents.
"Odette' will be presented for the
opening and repeated on Thursday even
ing and for special matinee New Years
day-the only afternoon performances
Miss Morris win give; Tuesday and Sat-
urday evenings the play will be ga
MILE" while for Wednesday and Friday
Renee de Moray" will be presented.
Miss Morris has conquered the position
she holds In the public estimation by dint
of hard and conscientious work
pursued under physical circumstances
that would have disheariened any
but woman OF iudomitaDle courage and
ps7f 1ttftVC-Aoi wen tn4S ~ oe.Nti So @f~'S'
Morris possesses will not win its way
without effort. Aud her pathway
has not been strewn with roses though
her career has been crowned with sue
cess. The Jersey City public will have
no opportunity to see Miss Morris again
this season, therefore they should avail
themselves OF the present opportunity.
There will be up no advance in prices de-
spite the additional expense entailed no
on the management by this engagement.
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To cREDIroRs

Estate OF James c. Lindsay. deceased Mary n.
James 9 Lindsay deceased,, BY order Of
the Deputy surrogate Of Hudson County.
creditors Of said decedent TO bring IA their debts
demands and claims against the estate OF said
decedent, under oath or animation within nina
months from the date Of said order. they will
executors +. "
JAMES q. LINDSAY.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate or William vorrinder decensed william
Yerrinder. administrator, with will annexed OF
William Ferfinder. deceased order OF
the Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson Connty.
dated PC obsr 81. 1884, hsrebT gives M
tce thu creditors OF said drcedent to bring Ia
their debss demands and claims against the e..
tate OF said decedent under oath affirmation
within niue months from the dare Of said order 81
they will be forever barred OF any action therefore
against said administrator.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

To Margaret A. vannett Edward gannost. hsr
husband, sarah 4. Fox ana John O. FOX. her dus.
band. y Monros JACKSON and Camden hathhono.
BY virtue OF an order or the Court OF Chancery Of
New ersev. mode on the dsy Of the date hereof IN
cause wherein Elizabeth W. Brinkerhof = com.
plainant and you and Others are defend ar g YOU
70 the couplainants bill on Or before che tn.rss
taken as confessed against you.
4 no bill is filed TO fOreciosa two certain mort
cages made by Annabeila Taylor and 0tisafs on tho
lands In Jersey CITY, dated pril l. 4. D..
1895. for thousand Ave hundred dol LAYS, AIDE
to the complainant and the other dated April L 4.
D.. 1886. ror one thousand dollars made to Cares
v. H Brinkerilon held by tine compl ainaut pntief
mespe assignments
And YOU Margaret A. Xannett arl Sarah g. Fox
are made defendants because on are sisters at
John taylor, led seized Of an interest IN said
lands and interstate.
And you edward vhnnett and John G. Fox are
husbands OF the sid Margaret A. vannstf ana
Sarah Il. Fox. and BY virtu OF such relationship
may claim some interest in said lands.
And ou j. Monroe Jackson nn d Camden kathsl
bone, are made defendants because as members Of
the partnership Of ADRIAN lie Ronfe & CO YOU
claim lien upon said lands By way Of mort
WALLIS. EDWARDS & BUMsTED
Solicitors OF cemplainants
p o. Address Exchange place. Jersey City.
Dated October 80 1881 SIS.
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MOTION on sErTLEMsNr.

Notice Is hereby given that the dual account OF
the subscriber. admins The estase OF Kob-
ert Montgomery, deceased. viii be anlifted and
stated by the Surrogate of the County OF HaJSo1r
and reported for settlements on friday. the -
day of January 1892. NJ f'
Dated November .. A. D. 1891.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Emily ]. Butler deceased Henry r.
Jones executor Of Emil Butler. deceased. "
dated bee g. 1871, hereby gives notice to the cred
itors OF saia deceacnt TO bring IN their debts de-
mands and claims against the estate OF said do
cedent. under oath or animation within nina
m onths from rhedate OF said order or fhey * III
said executor.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

Estate OF Frederick Smith, deceased cafhArins
Smith, administ atrix OF Frederick Smith. de-
ceased. by order OF the Surrogate Of hudson Coun
creditors Of said decedent 70 briag in their deos
demands ana claims sgainst tue estate Of said a.
months from the date OF snid tnev viii ~
forever barred or any action therefor against sal
admfnistratrlx-
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR ).

Estate q Mary Noponoush. decssssd. R9tsrs
JENNINGS executor "a Mery &ct52n-
rogate Of Hudson COUNT. dated Soxein Z
osr az X iss nere6y gives notice e sas
and clam: a&ainsE he estate Of $50 deeads
under oath or affirmation within 4fQe mon
from the date OK said order. ~ they viii II
ever barred OF any action therefor agar
executor. q rs & ~ q.
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consressnaan Mcdonald and Our
Post ONCE.

*
Tbs H055 and Express printed last
evening an alleged interview with
Congressman Edward F. Mcdonald.
in which it makes him speak as fol-
: Tho Committee on Public Buildings Of the
House Is 50 constituted that proper Post ONCE
biii for jersey City mighk b. reported favor
ably. 4 the people Of Jersey City want new
Eoat Office they should hold a meeting and
tf4te their desires. do not think should take
the Initiative. or cou 50 would do all could
<u2@c51r3 fhe passage OF Such a bill as would be
nddrsed b7 the Jersey City people
Perhaps Mr. Nc Donald did not say
kl1is; but, II he did, his position is
p!nlplg inexplicable. Why should he
not take the initiatives What has he
bsen sent to Congress for. il not to
loolk after the interests Of his constitu-
entss The best thing he can do is
unsarth the bin which MeAdoo al
mort Rot passed. and start it on new
onrnSf through the Houses. When
ls4 does that, no can get all the meet
In<s and depntations he wants to help
hIiu< Hat let him take the initiative
by in means. It will not hurt his Dig
lilly to any appreciable extent, and it
" III give him reputation for useful
Wa prefer to think he did not say
What the Mail aud Empress reports
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PURE DRINKING WATER
rs ISsENrIAI. rr urAx.rs

Pessaic water Is harmful and dan4errds unless
passed through the germ -roortu Les OF ne Pasteur
Flitcr hiss the Only Offering mesx &m In exist
from from an animal and vegetable srftances You
passed through ths germ proof tabes no matter
Tsom q, what source ne supply n.y. come ttisers
s go is e ssaa fos x ssH1exps - bxosdvsS
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SUNDAY. DECEMBER q. 1891

This paper is democratic IN principles
and Is fndepsndent IN It's viescs on all
local Questions.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

The Academy of Music will present
"farce- comedy" in the shape of Hallen
& Hart next week. The vehicle for their
specialties is entitled sLater On They
have used this title for some time but
new business is constantly introduced.
John McWade. who used to sing Com
rades" until it was put on the list of
penal offences, is still with them.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

n k1tAFIoxs are being made By
sWarI< water ring to accept the
FORKS n spite 81 their scandalous
Hone The independent
6pefs ~ that virtuous city are
me scheme along.
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Estate o. Frederick W, 4
Aan~s cxecutr1x OF Fred
BY order OF the DEPUTY
~. dated Qcfoner Il 1871
cred itors Of aoid Q4cc<
oeynai11s and oIaIn1a
cedeNr. under oafn
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M orIcEro caEDIroRs

Estate OF samuel ". Sfjtsinc d
y Nueent. admfuistratox WIKI
Samuel w StilsinS, decease<ts
Surrogate OF Hudson County. DAFT
1871, here ~ gives notice "a fno
De ceceut 70 bring III thoit o.
claim against The estate of 14Io
oath or aflirm alton wltb1n n144
date Of said order. or th8y will
Of any action thersfor eEa lnsE
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We prefer to think he did not say
Fbat the Mail and Express reports