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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-15

Fhe next Grand Regent viii appoint
twelve supervising deputies for the next
term.
TIE members OF W u Dickinson Coun-
Gil No. 558 viii on Thursday evening con-
fer the 'Mikndo" degree upon tue mem
berso PaTDnia Council
Several more candidates will be Until
ated into the "Mikado7 degree at the
meeting of W. L. Dickinson Council on
Friday night
Orator Williamson and Regent Baxter
Will shortly spring a surprise on the
members OF Jersey City Council No. 50.
He IS arranging novel Initiation, which
is calculated TO evoke considerable en-
thasiasm. 1t IS something entirely new,
and will no doubt make big hie. Re-
gent Baxter Is assisting him to perfect
the details.
The members Of Bayonne Council No
COS are endeayoring toorganize u building
and loan association.
Hoboken ConnciPs annual entertain
ment will take place next mouth
Brother Bob Nixon has the sympathy
OF al Royal fArcanum brethren in his
affi ction. Ali hope for the spec re-
coyery OF his little one.
The immense Undertaking of making
an official visit to every council in the
State. besides attending reunions and
being present at the institution of new
councils is an arduous task, and the
strain is beginning to tell on Grand
Regent Tompkins. tic is not ut all we'll,
and Will undoubtedly have to forego a
number of the visits he has laid out.
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THE CANARY SEED DIPLOMAT.
How the Spanish Press Speaks of Gen
erai Z. Burd Grub.

How the Spanish Press Speaks of Gem
erai L. Burd Grub.
= A recent issueof El ReSUmeR, leading
Madrid newspaper. contained The follow
ings--
We have good news. and from a good
source, of the status OF the negotiations
for the ratification of commercial treaty
between Spain and the United States.
The negotiations were brought forward
simultaneously in Madrid and Washing
ton for various reasons. but mainly be-
cause the North American Government
has more complete data aud is better
posted about Cuban commerce. above all
en- that carried on between Cuba and the
United States
Not the least hostility has there been
observed on the part OF Mr.. Blaine thus
far against Spain, IS one might have
thought there would be- Ga the contrary,
ii would Seem he Is eagerly bent Oh com
ing 10 an agreement and living Ia the
best harmony with Us. The only diff
cultythat has up 70 the present appeared a
little serious Is due TO the incompafibilfty
OF interests between the TWO nations ia
regard 70 the tobacco question. It Is
therefore to be hoped from The good will
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a BUILDING AND LON DgFAuLrHR.
The Secretary OF the Orange Association
Gets Away With $500
sperlaI e he sundan nornf,la Nsrs.

Special to the Sunday Morning Nelrs
ORANGE March "A, 1s9L-A genuine
sensation was created yesterday when it
was found that the store of William II.
Latimer, the secretary of the Orange
Building aud Loan Ass ociation had
been seized by the Sheriff under an
attachment as au absconding debt
or at the suit of the association
The amount named in tha atiachmert
was S. 700. For some time past Mr.. Lati-
mer has been more or less dissipated. and
Friday a week ago he disappeared and
has not since been seen. His friends be-
came anxious about him as the days
passed on.
Finally the suspicious of Joseph b.
Bray, the president of the association. be-
came aroused, and. after hasty exami in
alton of the book, he decided TO cause the
stock in lsatimer's store to be attached.
He came to Newark and took out the at
tachment, leaving the Sheriff with the I'M
Outstanding that the sherif's Office rs
would simply take possession ana that
the business of the store would 20 on as
usual. After he had gone the sheriff dis
covered that be had no power to do this
without an order OF the court. Yester-
day ENDORSEMENTS Collins aud Slayb ack
made the attachment and took possessi ON
OF the store. Mr.. Bray WAS much sur
pllSEQ WITH nc lOQAQ Lndt LuN SlOkt
woull have 10 be closed. and TINS morn
ing be maze application to Judge Depoe
for an order permitting the business OF
the store to continue, and the Sheriff's
deputies TO take charge OF the receipts.
EXAMINING THE BOOKS
An expert has been at work at the
books of the association since Mr. Lati-
mer disappeared, and the result of his
work so far shows that the utmost posi-
Bile deficit will be from $500 to $500. and
even this may not be a deficit The books
of the association were audited and found
correct on January l.
Mr.. Latimer was very popular, the cap
tain of one of the companies OF the Third
Battalion. and had heretofore been looked
on as very honorable man. He has
hosts Of friends, ana if he had given any
intimation Of being financially EN- bar
raised he could have had ali the assist
ance necessary.
Mr.. Latimer has large family that are
highly respected in the community, and
they have the sympathy OF all that know
them. Their friends feel very sure that
Mr.. Latimer will turn up in day or two
aud make everything all right.
Judge Depue having doubts as to his
righe TO appoint an auditor until the re-
turn day OF the writ, which viii be March
%. took the matter into consideration.
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EDV ARD RIDLEY & SONS
500. 81, s1I16 TO seI GRAND sr.,
COVERING ENTIRE BLOCK ALLEN
TO ORCHARD 81.

.oberts. Miss Eta Mark, W. Hefdick,
saiss Henderson, +. Highland, Miss Smith,
Major Winfield Scott, Miss Raymond,
Miss E. Johnston, John r. Lewis. Miss
Jennie Esterbrook, J. II. Lewis, Miss NJ.
Livingston, C. Rollius. Miss Ella Lewis.
w. Decker, Miss J, Francis. Messrs. Cog
hill, Kent. Mcdonald, }. Lewis, Sr., Null
lone, Cultlee. Wissert. Dawson, Enwright.
French. Howell. FrankenfieId and MIR.
and Mrs. T. L. Eitzsimmons.
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Miss Lewis Pleasantly surprised.

Miss Alice Lewis was very much sur
prised on last Wednesday evening at her
house, No, &C. Mercer street. by receiving
an unexpected visit from bout sixty OF
her friends. After tn surprise and greet
Jugs were over. instrumental aud vocal
music, recitaIions, dancing aud games
were INDUCED in until midnight, when
the guests were invited to the dining
rooni.s where long tables We're loaded
with good things.
After the refreshments the festivities
were again renewed aud kept no until
early morn. Among those present were
w. Walters, Miss III. Lawrence, w.
Glover, Miss l. Young. T. Abbot. Miss
NJ Young, W. H. Fitzsimmons, Miss S.
Birasall, 4. Harold, Miss M Lewis. r. N.
sanborn. +. FrAxer. Miss $. Han. W.
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HEALTH. WEALTH AND PROSPERITY.
Progress of staunton, Va, In the Beau
tifui Shenandoah Valley

VIM -titAtAuOOtth fhAaty.
Prof. n S. Shaler of Harvard, who
knows the geology and the general
natural resources OF this country as well
as, If not better than, anybody else in it,
recently called attention in a series of
magazine articles to tae attractions and
the indus trial nromise of the Shenandoah
Valley in Virginia.
The very best of this favored region is
included III the county OF Augusta, OF
which the city of st .unton is the county
seat. Possessed of wonderful natural
advantages, blessed with most heath
ful climate aud conspicuous Us the home
of enterprise and energy, Staunton is tax
ing high rank among the rapidly devel-
oping cities of the "New South"
All excellent idea OF its wealth and its
prospects can be obtained by glance at
a handsome little book which bears the
name of the city as it's title. OF course it
is issued with the intention of advancing
the interests of Staunton gut its author.
Armistead G. Gordon, Esq, has not
allowed himself to soar into the region of
fancifpl aud roseate prophecy Insleau
he presents n pleasant picture of
thriving city, fully up with the times,
prolific as Il contributor to the markets OF
the world, and steadily increasing its
productiveness by means of every valu-
able scientific discovery.
The splendid development of the iron
and coal fields, and the healthy growth
of general manufacturing industry are
shown by the statistics of present attain
ments aud not by the measure of vague
hopes. The Chesapeake and Ohio Raft
way. and an important branch OF the
Baltimore and Ohio cross in Sgaunton,
giving excellent means of communica-
ton. The commercial standing of its
banks and corporations is very high The
Staunton Development Company, OF
which Mr.. Erskine Miller is president, is
tue leader OF several organization ormed
for he purpose of advancing toms
prosperity by every iegitimat sAns
Success has attended them rhuS and
should continue. The Deyelopmx om-
pany has an office in the Frederic wn
Building, Philadelphia, room No. D.
z. Evans, Jr., Is the agent
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ADVICE TO MOTHE Rs-lIRs. wIsslow's SoerH-
ING SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. Il relieves the little sufferer
at once; il produces natural quiet sleep by re-
leving the child from pain and the little cheruh
awakes as bright as 8 button" It Is very
pleasant to take. Il sooihes the child soffens
he gums, aiiays all pain, relieves wind, regHs
ates the bowels, and is the best known rem edy
for diarrhoa. whether arising from teething or
other causes Twenty-Five cents bottles
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
SONS OF VETERANS.

Attend the camp at Cooper's Hall next
Friday night aud learn something about
the entertainment.
Jersey City boy.
John Paynton had look that would
have doyetailed with fatigue uniform.
Gus Esterbrook will lead the orchestra
at the entertainment next month.
They are hurting a conundrum at
William Calhoun anenG the Boston trip.
Louis Wits now drives his own nag
and buggy-a feet horse and nice turn
out
Tommy Court is one of the jolly boys of
the camp.
Chip was on rollers last Tuesday night
and gave an exhibition of grotesque skat
ing.
The boys are waiting patiently for these
photos of Jim Conkiing.
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condition. that they shouldn't be one OF
the large councils Boys, pa your shout
der Q The wheel aud raise Valley Forge
Council Up to where She should be. The
Deputy State Councillor has asinonnced
hts intention of visiting Valley Forge
Council on he second F5surwlay in April.
Summit Council Ia at the mead Of the
councils III this city, as fsr as talent is
concerned.
Vice Councillor Vile Of Summit was
reported III At the lase meeting The
genial and good-natured "Jackv has the
sympathy of the entire order in what. we
hope, is his temporary illness
Waffle" Midwinter of Clinton has
been very risky since he joined the
Court of Orient. lie was noticed in a
belt liae' cur the other evening, having
q high old time with q couple Of '.cullud
persOnS"
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nd Whites pictures are ia oar gallery
Their nmnber5 are III aud rs
~ MoURSISG
Tie Fourth Precia9t Station House is
heavily slraDed for the Lone Fisher
MAJ" Que OF the most pathetic incl
dents IN connection with his DEAN IS the
fact that his constant companion. his dog
. n iREer, is iaconsoiaDse. He has
looked all over the station honse, his
home and al the haunts Of his dead mrs
ter IN vain hopes Of finding him. Captain
Mckaig says that be will take care Of the
faithful brute.
Chief Murphy has detailed forty men
under communal Ct Captain 8IcKaig to at
tend tue funeral, which will take place
this afternoon from his late home, corner
Eye and Bergen avenues. The interment
will De in New York Bay Cemetery.
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Of the United States Government that the
treaty VIII soon be concluded, tins saw
ing Cuba the grave crisis wIiicn threatens
her 70 which result much will lie due tn
the exquisite tact Of the new Minister uf
that republic il Madrid, General Giubb,
Who, inso short time, has won the coed
opinion Of 50 MANY people. and wh0 is
most certainly q spersoaa gfatav 20 the
Spanish Government.
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RoYAl. ARCANUM.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Regents and Past Regents Association
will be held on Wednesday, evening IN
their rooms. No. 43 Montgomery street.
A president of the association VIII be
elected ana other matters OF Importance
will be brought up for action. All regents
and past regents OF this state are cor
dially invited 10 be present and TO become
members of the association
The number of limitations that are TAX
ing place in the various councils is some
thing phenomenal. and the increase In the
State during the month of March will be
about two hundred and tlfty. Let the
good work 40 on.
On Wednesday evening another new
council was instituted at South Orange
with twenty-three charter members. IL
will be known as South Orange Council.
The committee to arrange the next
Grand Council session held a meeting in
the Continental Hotel, Newark, lat Tues
duy. The committee VIII probably ac-
cept the rooms of the Republican County
Committee. Chairman Nichols was au-
thorized to make announcements tor hotel
accommodation for the representatives
jersey City Council, No. 81, will meet
ON Tuesday evening. Several Important
measures will come up for action.
Grand Regent Tompkius, accompanied
by several brothers, paid az Official ylsit
to Montclair Council, No. AL. on Tuesday
evening.
Pavonia Council. NO. 1909, win meet
on Thursday evening"
Brothers Chariock, Peter, Rand and
Baxter, representing Grand Regent
Tonpkins, paid an official visit 60 Fire
side Council No. tbs. at Westfield, on
Thursday night.
Coast City Council No. s13 Of Asbury
Park will receive an official visit from
the grand officers ON Thursday night.
The Grand Regent has to an rhirty-One
>ppsitions By appointment.
On pnesdnY evening tho Grand Regent
and star will visit Long Branch Council.
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Estate Of Patrick Burns. deceased, High j. f,<n1
admins traitor q Patrick Burns deeeAsed by orx1r
q the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson -. d2sc1
December ~ 1880. hereby gives notice 70 the c<s<{-
Sors q said decedent 20 hringln rilelr de>s. d.
mands and claims against this estate Of said a6ce
Dent. uEd * oatn or Affirmation, within nlo6
months from the date of said ord they will Be-
forever barred Of any therefor against sszd
HUH j. Burma
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In pursuance Of an order OK this Court made IN
the above cause, bearing date the twenty frEt
Gay of February. egpfee hundred and NINETY one.
whereby II was ordered that the keceteer IN tho
above cause sell all the personal property fHzt
mas or snail come tQ ais nands Is sueh re SetFef:
cause. viii sell AZ public yendne 9 ne hlghest
bidder Thursday. the twenty sixth day 81
March next. eighteen hundred ana ninety one. 81
two O'clock In the afternoon. At +. g. MofneftA
Real Estate and Auction Rooms. No. Il Mon<Eom-
cry street. Jersey CITY. all the personal property
OF the defendants thai has or snail come 70 nay
ISAAC ROMANO
Receives
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IMPROVED RED MEN.

Chief Ranger John w. Toomey of Court
Hoboken is organizing a tribe in Hobo
ken. He has secured fifty applicants.
He is member of Minnahannock tribe
of New York. He is hustler.
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Notice IS hereby given that the account 81 t1r
sanseri9er, Edmund y. Kinssland executor ~
1diluna ". kinRsiand. trustee under the VII ~
lsase y. 5cudder deceased, will be audited AID
stttee ~ the Surrogate OF the county Of Fsidson
day Of March. 1871 = n -
Dated December q, 4. D. 1885,
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NIoTIcE 10 cREpIToas.

Estate. q samuel Kinsex. deesassa anna Kin
eey aud Edmund Kiusey exscufors N Es4:.i.e4
klnse5 deceased by order OF the surrogate n Esd
son , county dated becember ~. $40 hereby Q>res
nouce 70 the creditors Of saI1 decsaenf 10 EfIrx
N TIER debts. demands and claims aralnsr 60
eetate Of sid decedenE udef OATH or ajitrTaax{o1
Eit11n niue months from THE dates SAID urz24f Ar
tney viii 6s forever barred IL any action tlersfcr
against SAID exsetifor& sss'7--
ANNA KIESEY
EDMUEU KLNSEX<
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NOTICE q caEprroEs

Estate Of Caroline Henerfon. deceased, John
Aetertcn and Susanna Heuertou. eKecuf5rs
cf Caroline Heberton. deceased. 81 order tf
the surrogate OF Hudson coEntr. date1 De-
creditors o. SAID deeedent Co. bring ID sEnlr
debts. demands and claims AGAINST the estate of
said decedeat under oath or affirrnat1on within
nine months rom the date OK said order. or thsF
W1t @ forever barred OF any acsion ta1r1<ox
against said executors.
JOHN HEBEzHCS
CIt6aNhi <fEF<TftX
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! FREE AND ACCEPTED MAs0 KS.

The next District Lodge of Instruction
will be held next Saturday evening at
Odd Fellows fall, Hoboken. District
Deputy Moore anticipates meeting a large
delegation Of the officers and members of
Euclid. Hoboken, Uoric and Mystic Tie
Lodges.
Jersey City Lodge will confer the NJ. N.
degree on three candidates next Friday
night. This lodge constantly gathers
them In.
The District Lodge of Instruction held
at Hiram Lodge rooms last night was a
grand success. There was Il splendid
attendance OF officers ana members Of the
downtown lodges.
There will be grand gathering of
German Masons at Hoboken next Tues
day afternoon and evening. The Grand
District Lodge of Instruction for the
Eleventh Masonic District will be held.
This district embraces all the lodges that
work in German In the State. The meet
ing will be ut Hudson Lodge rooms aud
the local lodge has made elaborate prepa-
ratfons for the entertainment or their
numerous guests. Grand Master Tllden
will preside and will be assisted by Dep
uty Grand Master Klee of Paterson, the
deputy Of the district.
Hudson Lodge worked the NJ. NJ. de-
gree on Friday night and u feast fol-
lowed.
Worshipful Master John ]. Bagley of
ton of members of the craft from Phila-
deiphia and Wilmington on Friday of last
week. Grand Master Tlltien and District
Deputy Moore Joined the visitors as
guests of w. M. Bagley at dinner. In the
evening they all attended the communi-
cation OF Jersey City Lodge. 1t was
pleasant session. The visitors were
pleased with the manner in which the
work is done here aud the hospitality OF
their Jersey City brethren.
w. NJ Bagley, p. NJ. WeastalI and
Brother Martin of Jersey City visited
Chancellor Walworth Lodge at New
York on Wednesday night and We're
royalty entertained.
Allemania Lodle worked the masters
degree at the lodge room i'll Pohlmann's
Friday night IN admirable style. The
lodge is fairly swimming ia sea Of pros
periEy.
During the communication neld on
Thursday evening by Bayonne Lodge
No SO, L. and A. NJ. OF Bayonae. the first
go entered apprentice degree was con-
ferred upon Counsellor Ernest c. Webb.
There was large attendance of mem
oers, and tue lodge room presented quite
contrast to It's appearance at the
previous communication, when only seven
of the brethren were present.
ROYAL SOCIETY G0JD FELLOWS.
Colonel G. p Robinson, the sole dele
gate OF New Jersey to the Supreme AS
sembly, Royal Society OF Good Fellows,
attended the annual session of that body
at the Grand Union Hotel. Wednesday.
Central Assembly. No. IL, has adopted
the funeral ritual prepared by Ruler JOS
| eph Edwads, and the Supreme Lodge will
probably accept it as the funeral ritual
of the order.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
All that was heard at the meeting of
Protection Lodge was about scientific
sparring and the tourney at Oakland
Rink next Monday night. Easily under
stood. Protection is composed chiefly of
members of the Lorillard A. c.
A new branch of the Knights and
Ladies' Of Honor is being organized to
meet at Paiisade Hall, No. 331 Palisade
avenue.
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SHORIIlEl AID qTPEWRlFlga SITUATIONS


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or
- New Jersey So
whereas q libel hath been nled in the District
Cours OF the United STATES Of America. for the Dis
trtct Of New Jersey. on the seventh daE OF March
in the year OF our Lord on6 thousand eight hun :
dred and ninety one. by Isaac / Palmer Egalusl
the canal 30 A. Thomas RANKIN. her tackle, aD-
psrsl, &C. 10 causs OF contraeL civil
and maritime. for the reasons and causes Ia said
libel mentioned
and praying that the said vessel her tackle. ETC..
may BE- condeHneo and sold 20 pay the demands OF
the HDellAuss. SOW. therefore, in pursuance OF
the nIonitlon under the seal OF the said Court
directed and delivered, do hereby give public
notice 20 ali versions elainins the said vessel her
tackle etc. or in any Interested therein.
that they be en- appear hefDre THO said Dte<rlc<
Court 70 be held at the ciry o. Yentoa in ana for
the said NtsFtct OF New sefssy. on 2zfh d1v or
March lnsi AZ ten o clock IL tins forenoon OF that
dat provide the same sHall % a cav or Juriseic
ti0a, Otherwise the n1t dhF or flfrisdfcf.un
therearterl then and there 90 Interiors; tAelr
claims. and to make tneH eliegRrioDs in thet be-
nsif
Eatea this seventh day or March. isl
IS. B1iD3 DRAGON
Inlted states Narshai for said DLstrieG
UYfxxD & zaEllstls.
fIxff1 hail
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70 rRFDIT5 g.

Estate Of Francis l. Patterson. deceased LINKS
fatserson a1iainisf rasor q francis : Patterson
eoHHry. dated December D l3ga hereby gives 10
Tee e The creditors OF said deeedsnt 70 hr3us -
their depts demands and claims AGAINST ile essre
o. eead cecedenf under oath or affirmation wts31t
nine mouths from the dats of said order or &nsT
viii be forever barred OF any acton <befafo<+
against sad admins traitor n
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Estate of Emil K mining. deceased E,izsi.as,.
AtnHins executrix Of Emu X. Ninnink lle1easst<
" ORDER Of the Surroaqte Of hudson co1n ~ dAfct
5ecefnDer = l5y hereby T1xez uotfce % the sra&i-
zofs O sat aeeedent % bring IN their debts. o.
mems ano claims against the estate Of zald 4e-
cedeot under oath or affirmation wftaih ni5,a
lontns from the date 81 sid ordee or rf1oF will is
forever barred OF any action therefor against a1;a
ELIZABETH slr1zHf4a
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RED MEM.

Wawapahah Tribe No. al started with
eigL ty-five braves on the night OF institu-
ton aud will reach hundred before the
end of this moon. On Wednesdays sleep
they adopted twelve palefaces and still
have nine who nave signed the charter
and failed to come forward.
Great Horse Paul as the Prophet is i'm
mense.
The Wawapahah will work the hunters
degree ON the next sleep. All hunters are
requested to be present.
Members from Winona Tribe took
charge OF the floor walk and handled the
adot ton in beautiful style, but wait until
the Maws get the work down and tnenY
Much Talk Sayers is bound to be heard.
That is right Tom, if you don't talk you
won't say anything.
Man of Great Brains VonGruber catches
all business. James records will be
found O. K.
NJ. v. Murphy and G. Maturin thinks
that there is lots Of fun in the adoption.
Great Wash Bacon was captured last
week.
p. c. Wilson has cried, Hold, enough"
A tribe will be instituted IN Newark
ON Tuesday night. Lots OF the Waw-
apahahs will be there.
What has happened to ID. ID. Dale