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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-18

The curious dress of centuries z Is
still worn.
The khedive is much in love with
his wife, who wears a modern costume,
while their children dress like Aner1-
cans. The khediveh, as h is called,
has her women servants by scores.
She is accompanied whenever she goes
out to ride or drive by some of her
numerous eunuchs, and she keeps up
a big establishment separate from that
of the king. When she sits down to
dinner or breakfast it is not with the
king. but with her OWE ladies. The
king eats with his officers, according
to Mohammedan etiquette, and his
apartments, or the salumlik. are
separate from hers. Both she and her
husband have done much to break
down the rightly of Mohammedan
social customs. Their love for each
other, and the example of the khedive
in having but M wife, is catching,
and many of the other noble Arab
gentlemen are following it.-Er-
change.
Between Twenty-Five and Thirty.
But there is something to be said
on the other side" said a woman of
twenty-six to a reporter. 1T may
look like smooth sailing from the out
side, but one a have but little idea
how much tact it takes to steer
straight in the narrow path OF the
five years that lie between twenty
five and thirty. In the fist place a
woman at that age hardly knows
where to place herself. She Is neither
young nor old. She is what Julian
~ N 18th ~rpa 1,ilo tufs1l xyannov , end the
little adjective adds ten years at a
stoke. Ii a woman who is only
still young takes the coy and
kittenish role, she makes her
self Immortality ridiculous, and de-
servedly so. She has sometimes even
to fear letting herself be spontaneous
and natural. lest some one should dub
her the .girlish old girl To be older
than her years makes a prig of her at
once, and men and gods will shun
her.
ITO the very young man she must
be grandmotherly without hurting
his dear little vanity by superior wis
dom and patronage. TO the middle
aged man she must respond with a
maturity of judgment that matches
his own, and yet sine must continually
suggest the innocence of sixteen. To
the man between the two she may
perhaps be nearer her natural self,
and yet ever with him she has con-
tinually to remember that she must
never the equality of knowl-
edge or experience or Judgment which
she is sure she really possesses. She
is often truer in her judgments and
wiser in her conclusions than he is;
he must never suspect it, She may
be cleverer than he, but she must be
clever enough to conceal it. She must
follow him always, but, like little
Iulus, it must be with unequal foot
steps, or his vanity is wounded.
From twenty-five to thirty a I'M
has the most difficult part of her lite
to live. She has to dissemble in the
present, remember from the past and
borrow from the future. She may be
delightful, but she is far from being
delighted. Do you begin to realize
it?r-CHicd0O Herald.
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Notice IL hereby given TO thu creditors of John
y. Brown ana Eiisha B. Clark. partners trading as
Brown q clark OF Jersey City, that all claims
against their state must be exhibited TO tine sub
kerioer. their assignee. ar his once. No. u Mont
geometry street, JERSEY City. New Jersey. under oath
or Affirmation, on or before the nineteenth day OF
August. next. being three months from the date OF
the assignment. or he forever barred from coming
IN TOE a Dividend Of the estate; and said ~crelttors
are further notified that a list OF the claims
against the said nrown * Clark will be FLED with
inc CLERK 81 the Court Of Common Pleas Of the
County OF Hudson. Al tho expiration of said three
mouths, when exceptions thereto may be filed.
JOHN G. NwRIeHT.
Asefguea.
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r. cHAgcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

II cHAECERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To John weber-By virtue OF an order of the
Court Of Chancery Of New Jersey made on the day OF
the date hereof, In a cause wherein Kate 81 Weber
is petitioner and you are defendant. you are re-
quired TO appear and answer 10 the petitioners
petition on or before the fourteenth ay Of August
next or In default thereof slch decree viii he made
Against you as the Chancellor shall think equitable
aud Just.
The said petition Is filed against you for a divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony on the ground OF
desertion.
Dated June 3. 1891
r.. D. SEYMOUR.
Solicitor of Petitioner.
No. &C M~ontgomery street. Jersey CITY. NJ.
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SATURDAY. JULY Is. 1891.

This paper Is democdttc In principles
and Is independent IN its Utetes on all
local questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-18

DEPoRT IF H CONDITION OF THE HUDSON
IN County National Bank at Jersey City. in the
state OF New Jersey. az the close or business.
RFSOrRCFs
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
wbsa she had Children. she gave them Castoria
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BANK STATEMENTS.

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION Of FIRST
Ii National Bank OF Jersey City. In the Stateof New
Jersey, at the close OF business. July 9Th 1881
RESOURCES.
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TO CREDITORS

8 McEwAN,
Attorneys for Assignee.
~ Central avenue: JerI
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BRIDGEPORT.
Current News Items from tho old Town
ncross tho River.

ncross tho River.
Train thirty-two, on the c., L. & W.
railroad, was badly wrecked at Kidd's
Mines, nine miles north OF this place.
yesterday noon. The train consisted Of
coal and was hauled by engine no. %,
in charge OF Engineer John Shane.
They were running very rapidly, and
when at kidd's Mines station tho loco
motive left the track, without q sec
ond's warning, and turned toward 4
high cmbankmcnt. Engineer Shane
saw his perious position, and whistling
loudly for brakes, reversed his engine
and threw on all steam possible. This
done, he md the tircmcr jumped for
their lives, and not 4 second too soor
just as they did so the locomotive, with
its huge wheels spinning around in the
backward motion, plunged down the
cmban kmcnt into the creek, twenty-five
feet below. 1t was followed in its wild
descent by two car loads OF coal, which
piled themselves on top OF the locomo-
tive in broken, twisted heap OF
wrcckagc. Fortunately no one went
down with it, and the balance OF the
train came TO 4 standstili, partly de-
rallied, in tho roadbed. The cars were
gotten out OF the way without delaying
passenger trains, and a wreck crew is
now at work getting the locomotive out
OF the creek. The cause OF the accident
was found to be broken rail. Rumors
were circulated last night that two more
wrecks occurred on the same line yes
to-day, one at Massillon and one ut
Freeport. They were both reported to
be freight wrecks, and no one hurt, but
it was impossible to got any facts or
particulars regarding either OF them.
The remains OF the late Frank Malbv
arrived here Mt 5 4. m. to-day, and will
be buried from Mrs. Malby's home, DR..
Cooks residence. The time OF burial
has not yet been decided upon. Mr..
Malby had 4 large circle OF warm friends
here who mourn his sad death, and
sympathizc with Mrs. Malby in her be-
rcavcmCnt
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years. lie was u teacher in the Bollaire
public school hityyc ago,
Prof. Edward Hayward representa-.
tive o! Wards natural science establish
mont, OF Rochester, who IL selling geo.
logical and meteorological specimens in
Ohio, was exhibiting specimens, in the
schools here yesterday.
Albert Altymycr has resigned his
position as assistant in 7. NJ. Bowers
grocery. Ills place will DO filed by
Luke Taylor.
Mr.. Frank Kelly, OF l}cllairc, Is max.
ing preparation for opening Il hardware
store III tho Mcdonald building next
Saturday.
\ rocker on the blooming mill engine
OF tho Riverside steel works was broken
and caused work to be stopped ycsier-
day.
A valuable horse owned by Ed Colts
died OF eating green tomatoes. Mr.
Colts sustained quite loss in its death.
Miss Bertha Martin, M energetic
young lady Of tho upper ward, has be.
gun the instruction OF n night school.
Mr.. George Grcathouso has removed
to his handsome homo in Whitaker nd.
dition.
Mrs. William Linsley entertained
friends Wednesday evening.
Mr.. VIII Murray has returned from
visit to Pittsburgh friends.
Mr., W, w. Williamson. of Snrlis e.
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BENWCOD.
Industrial Items, Persona, coss,, :,

'"""s'rH' Items, Personal Goss!p and
General News Notes.
vo ,tr, zen sutton was badly broken up
Yesterday. a ladle ut the vessels Of the
r r"rG, sIcel works was blocked up for
h IIl!S,FSi sutton in passing knocked the
s S,",n from under the ladle, which
S IGuhS back, striking Sutton a fearful
," ANY N the stomach. Dr.. IIaskins at.
H rt"SSa MN and thinks he will get along
M mSv; rhilip Policy, who was formerly
Co ,1t,,,ster IN the West Virginia NJ. +.
0TT;;,a5cfenge, but now OF Clarinston,
Tcl io, Is inc guest Of Postmaster 4. L.
H''y' after an absence Of twenty-five
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Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy is 4
iavoritc during the winter months on
account OF its great success in the cure
OF colds. There is nothing that will
loosen 4 scvero cold as quickly, or rs
promptly relieve the lungs. Then it
countcracts anytendency towards pncu-
lnonia. 1t is pleasant and safe to take,
and FULLY worthy OF its popularity. DIV
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You've No Illuu

How nicely Hoods Sarsaparilla hits the
needs OF people who feel AL tired OUT
or run down. from any cause. 1t
seems to oil up the whole mechanism
OF the body SO that all moves smoothly
and work becomes q positive delight.
Be sure to get Hoods.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Tho Natural GINS Ordinance Rcjcctcd b.
tho Conpany-PersUnal Notes.


The natural gas ordinance recently
passed by our City Council has been re-
jccted by the gas company, and the
president OF council has been officially
notified OF such action. The company
will accept no terms except the uncon-
ditional repeal Of the old ordinance, and
propose to move OH the citizens OF this
place by cutting Off tho supply at the
time indicated unless their conditions
are complied with. Mr.. Harry North.
wood had an interview with tho officers
of the company in which they agreed
to furnish manufacturing establish
ments OF this city with what they may
need at the same rate as now charged.
They stated that the Northwood paid
more net money into the treasury OF
the company than is realized from all
the private consumers in this city,
Bridgeport and l}cllare, and that there
was no disposition to interfere with cx-
listing arrangements, Tor the present at
least. Mr.. Northwood expressed him
self MS being satisfied with the state.
mcnts made, and in favor OF the uncon-
ditional repeal OF the limit ordinance.
The Martins Ferry Times says: A
few days ago the Martins Ferry cores
pondent OF the Wheeling Register stated
that prominent Democrat, While in
this city, had expressed desire to bet
his good money that Major Mckinley,
the Republican candidate for governor
OF Ohio, would not have Il plurality Of
Snstor,lartw wv. nont,ooan ooilaJ J o. ~.
n,tcn ani ro "u '. ,hn T r%.' Nv 'n n,
tl,t thov wnulI 10 ',Ioj ~ oor " ~
o;orosa;d oo MI Mor ~ ~ Wy
snn, from SIGmn II Tho Isa;.,,,. aor,ic.
, roniI vi" ,s tro ng'st In aiI
at this office he can learn where he can
be accommodated
Tho "1 ;,,;os ~ ,,,o vo,,o,.n ,n;,.;o,
,ond of ~ pr ot ,.o "' rnI ,'s ,.';ii
.;vn connmirnm ,nnch and snn, " co.
ciul in Commercial hall this evening
Lunch served from 5 to S o'clock. Foi.
lowing is tho bill Of rood things:
MENU,
lxcrybohy's friend.
spring 9ler!nE'...'."..................."..
skippers home
Old bachelors comfort.
BOSTON oNs''"' V Womnp's wconon ''''' .
Creased STALL Occupant OF the Ark
Charming comp3und :
Tree cake. .......
Maids Maid Of Orleans lear s;;T:;
tonycn ,,,I. crna,n N
A Joint social OF the G. A, r. and 10.
OF r., will be held at their hall in the
Dickson building next Saturday night,
All members OF both orders and their
wives and lady friends are invited. The
ADMISSION Ice Tor gentlemen Will DC ten
cents; ladies' Tree
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Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing 1t from torpidity to its
natural duties, cure constipation and
assist digestion. /
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1917 First Ave, Ne

"My boy was very nervous md Ind orr fits
every day. After using Dr. Grccne's medicine
three weeks he began 10 get we'll and has had no
GtsSincc Ten d1ctolS gave him up as iucutablc.
The doctors md my ncighbo.s Gnu hardly believe
their eyes rhen they see my boy al stroag and rti.
Mus. EMMA SWEENEY,
10 Ballard st., Fall River, Mass"
N pH'Dr. Greene. the successful special.
ist III curing ull forms OF nervous aud
chronic diseases, d W. 18th street, Now YORK.
can be consulted JHe, personally, or b? letter.
Call or write him about your case. or send for
symptom blank to I'll out, and letter fully OK.
planning your disease, giving advice, etc, will
be returned frcc
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On, WooD's Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker than any
other remedy because il combines the
lung-hcaling quality of the pine tree
with other valuable medicines. Sold
by all dealers on guarantee OF salts.
1actlon. DEW
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lTomnn.s Mcnlth and LILO

depend more on regularity than on any
or all causes combined. An actual or
living death is the result OF derangc-
mcnt OF functions which make women
what she is; immediate relief is the
only safeguard against wreck and ruin.
In all cases OF stoppagc, delayed, pain
inl or other Irregularities BradGePs
Female Regulator is the only sure rem
edy. Sold at wholesale and retail! by
Logan Drug Co.
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GMALL FARM FOR SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE.
TSNRUSTEE'S SALE.

TTRUSTEE'S SALE.
ly virtue OF deed Of trust made BY Patrick
Barrett and Elizabeth Barrett, his wife, to me as
trustee, bearing date March 81, 1851 and record
cd IN the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court
Of ONO county. West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust
look No. = page 81, Twill sci! atpublic auction
said county, IN The City of Wheeling, OIL
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
a. D. 1891,
commencing ut 10 o'clock n. H., the following
described real estate, or SO much thcrcofns may
be necessary TO pny the debts secured by said
deed so nr rs unpaid. the expenses nttcndiu.
the execution OF the trust created by said decd
OF trust. nruGinS trustees commissions, name
~: \ certain piece or parcel OF real estate stu.
ate In the City OF Wheeling, in the county OF
Ohio IN the StntC OF West Virginia. in the Sixth
war! OF said city, that is 10 say the southern
one,hnli OF lot number eleven, In Joseph Cald-
weFs alIitionto sui! city plat OF which aidI.
lion is now OF record in the oi.icc OF the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Sad county, IN Deed Book
%G, ut pay, IS, sci,l lot lying nj tho northeast
corner OF Main and Twcnty.sevcnth streets, 10.
ee;licr with the buildings md improvements
thereon, on the southern hull OF said lot. and
the privileges and appurtcnGnCcs thcreunto
belonging or npper,alnlng, being the same prop
eriy which was granted and conveyed by Helen
Bloch, Samuel 5. BIoc! and Der,lin Bloch. bis
wife, Aaron Bloch, Emanuel Felsenheld and
Jennie Fcseuhcd, his wife. 10 the said Patrick
Barrett ny deed dated February 80 ISL
The deed Is believed to be perfect. but selling
as trustee will only convey the title vested III
me by said deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE-One.thirtl aud as much
more rs The purchaser may eject 10 pny In cash
on the day OF sale, the balance in two cqun! IN.
stallments, payable in one and two years respect.
lively from the daie OF sale, notes bearing inter.
est from the day Of sale 10 be given for the dc.
tcr!cd payments. and such payments 10 be 50.
cured according to law and to the satisfaction OF
tho trustee GEORGE T. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
j, %. llEnNEY. AllntiaNhnr onl2
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;ATuNpAY, NoYEMDER !. lsgl.

sell Of public auction, Mt the north front door OF
the Court House OF Ohio county, the following
described property, to.wit: A certain piece Of
property Situated In the town OF West Liberty,
Ohio county, West Virginia. on the west side OF
Main street in snid town. fronting l22 feet and
running back TO the alley, and bounded on tho
north by the property OF Eusan Edelng,on, and
Oh the south by that OF the Christian Church,
being the same property conveyed to said Epll.
rain. Epstein by J. II. Cox and wife by deed
dated August o. 1887, and recorded In Deed
Book No. 50, page Il OF the records OF Ohio
county: Said sale will commence nj 10 o'cloc,,
q. NJ. OF said day, and snid property will DO sold
for Cpsh. .I.aa-- 80
The title to said property Is believed to he
good, but said trustee will convey only such
title as is vested in him by the deed OF trust
hcreinbGforc referred to-
J. b. sOMMERVILLE Trustee.
J. c. UERvGY, Auctionccr oclj.Th
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IVY son has been troubled with epilepsy, loss
o!appotltc and had no ambition TO do anything,
lie took DR.. Grccno's Scrvurn. 1t nladc him
n new boy Tic Gis hare icf him, his whole sys.
ten Is built up anew, and he Is enjoying perfect
health. she bcs. medicine Icrcr used end has
no CQGGL Mn. ". ScicM,
l072 First Ave. Now York City,"
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rTRUSTEES SALE.

I
BY virtue OF n decd OF t,rs. malo by Louis c.
Tee. dated July TO- 1880, recorded In the oiicc OF
the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county.
West Virginia, in Decd OF Trust l,o0!. No %.
page 5s. Twill sell ut the north front door OF thu
Court House Of said county. on y
SATURDAY. THE: 9th DAY Of OCTOBER, 1891,
commencing at 10 o'clock q NJ, the following
described properly. that Is 10 say. -
4 A piece OF land situated on Wheeling Island
in the city OF Wheeling. Ohio county. West Viz
ginia. bounded on the cast by Ontario street, on
by the west channcloi the Ohio river, on Tho
south by New jersey street, and being all OF tla
land marked rs square No. on the plat OF Gil.
chr!ai'S addition No. o. Il'SI7.3 -
TERMS OF SALE:-CnSh. y
:, :, WI. w.CoWDES. Trustee.
". Il. UALLEg. Auctioneer. SEQ
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hbts In s. s. Bloch's addition OH South Penn
and Elm Streets, Island.
No. 2IJ9 jacob street, Il 80
Lot Oh South Front street. Island. Sl,90l
Lot on McCOllOch street., East Wheeling; dcIir.
able location.
One OF The best manufacturing sites In tho
city, fronting on two railroads
Good business corner In Centre Wheeling.
House OF six rooms. 1856 Wood s;rer., III good
condition, S2,20l
House OF seven rooms, oGIl Eofvstrcct, slG)l
House OF four rooms at corner OF Eighteenth
street ind Alley e. $1,000.
Lots on North Huron. North Eric aud South
Penn streets Island, $50 to 500 each
Full lot OH Jacob street. with II five roomel
brick house IN tho rear $500.
llalflo: on North Main street % by 49, feet
$500
laltlot on EoT street. south OF Twcnty.cigh,h
street, loo
LOIS on Eoir and Jacob streets In North Ben.
wood
Lots IN a. II. Pa.terson's addition 10 Elm
Grove Mt low figures.
Choice lots IN Glendale.
House OF five rOOlns In good condition, .3ll
Jacob street. ground %5xl0o feet, Sl,GJJ
Large lot Il. Edgingtan Lane.
Lots In Fifth ward In FilaI E .Whyte's
addition.
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GELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News inh Gossip from
tho Glnss CITY

AL Sorts OK Local NcW5 !tnl Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The Order OF Ohio has organized Il
council in Bellairc, to be called River
side Council No. "a. Officers were elect
cd as follows: Edward Jones, president;
Augustus Haas, vice-prcsdent; II. 4.
Lichtenbcrger, treasurer; Solomon
Fletcher, secretary; J. S. Martin, !. G. F.;
J.. G. Wes!cott, warden; NJ. Gordon, J..
II. McGraw and G. i. Brockman, trus.
tees.
Roy Romick, who was arrested
Wednesday. was taken 10 st. Clnirsvillc
by Detective Mchan and Deputy Mar.
shal Darby. From there he will be
taken to Parkcrsburg for trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. james 4. Lee cclebrat-
cd the twcnty-tiith anniversary OF their
marriage at their home "Wednesday ev-
eninS.
D.W Cooper administrator, will OF
for for sale the Margaret Rinker proper
ty on Noble street.
Dr. George Mascr, OF Kansas, arrived
in the city yesterday ona visit.
Chalmcr Trmblc, OF Jacobsburg, was
in the city yesterday. t@
Yesterday was pay day on the B., q.
q G. railway.
NJ. R. Seal has returned from Union.
town, Pa.
The boy Ranger" plays here to.
night.
Harry Kelly, OF TiAin, is in the city.
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: A Specific Discovered a. Last.


For ycana cure Tor Epilepsy, st. vitus Dance,
liystcrin mud other ITS has been sought It is
now conceded that the iorg,ncoded remedy has
been found III DR.. Grccnc's Soryirn, which
Inns, by curing Thousands Of eases, proved that
1t Is MI absolute specific for these terrible ncr-
vons complaints. Purely vegetable and harm
les, sold by druggists, slO0
MY son has been troubled with ata for the
past ten years. Ic has hnd rs mary rs ten In
one day. Before | Ind used ono bottle OF DIR.
Greene's Scrvurn l could sec marked I'm
rrovemcnt in his nervous system. The Ats did
not occur 80 often md were no; so severe, md
his general health seemed better. | continued
the Nrrrurn, and It effected permanent cure
Mrs. ". o. IITclICGcK,,-.t
NnnIn c. inrgnp I'ttV I
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They are Just what You want for your
kidneys. We mean DR., A. S. TOdus
Anti.bilious OF Liver Pills.
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The Jewish population OF New Yor!,
city now numbers about 0,O0O, accord
Ing to tho JcwiM Messenger.