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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08
NATiONAL UNION.

Advance Council No. Is will soon give
an entertainment in pheir council room at
Clinton Hall on Grand street. The COM
mittee Will be appointed TO make ar
raagements. Advance Council will soon
celebrate its tenth annivefsary
The order is rated as one of the cheapest
life in insurance societies in the United
States. l. i eleven years old. Cha les
Reincke. z. * Pangborn and J. H Win
ser are prominent members In this city.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08
REHE ANn AClEprEn MASnNS

The last district lodge OF instruction for
this year will be held at Hiram Lodge
room next Saturday night There should
be big attendance. Come ye that are
rusty aud brush up. District Deputy
Joseph Il. Moore will De in Charge.
Tie SHIPPERS will ali make pilgrimage
to New York tomorrow night to attend
the convocation Of Mecca Temple. Many
will escort their wives rs the Daughter OF
Isis degree will be conferred 1t will be
a pleasant meeting. All the sessions of
the shrine are enjoyable. The veteran
Warren Dobbs now smiles when ne greets
"a Snriner
Grand Master Tilden and the Associate
Grand officers will visit Jerusalem Lodge
of Piainneid on Tuesday OF next week
This lodge has an enyiabte reputation for
its hospitality aud always warmly vel
comes visiting brethren On this occa-
sioa it intends to nave one or its happiesG
gatherings, and Will receive the Grand
officers aud craftsmen in proper man
ner. A grand time is anticipated.
Brother Lewis +. Lyae was the chap
erone of large delegation of the North
ern Jurisdiction Consistory VINO paid a
fraternai visit on Friday night 70 the
Brooklyn Cousistory. 1t was an immense
meeting. as nearly three hundred mem
bers OF the New York Consistory. IL was
an enjoyable event
Two hundred craftsmen trod the new
carpet az Enterprise Lodge room on Fri
day hight Many came from New York
aud b ookiYn, and other from other
points in this State outside the Seventh
district. The Seventh was also well
represented. The attraction Yves the Ea-
terprise team which in its hand,
some parapnernalia, worked the NJ. a.
degree. Il was not the costume that AT
tracts. bur the proficiency of the team
which perfectly executes the i0trscate
movements The officers and drilled
craftsmen win praise tor their splendid
exhibition. Many new features were in-
troduced BY the sKllful leader, r. Nv
Brother r. A. simpson. p. d. ID. 6. Al.
Worshipfni Brother y. r.. Wakefield
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GRAND ARMY ON THE REPU BLlc.

The Comrades Of Mansfield Post No. -
of Bayonne. have arranged for q series of
fall and winter The first of these affairs
will take place on Thursday evening,
November IL, in the old Madison Metho-
dist Church. The Rev. John r. Hector,
the popular colored humorist. ami a Fed
eral veteran of the Rebellion, will deliver
a iectnge entitled My Personal Remin-
iscence Of the War.
Several recruits are awaiting muster
by Mansfield Post No. % and James Y
Van Bnskirk Post No 100 OF Bayonne.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08

Bergen Branch No. LAS has given out
twelve hundred tickets for the grand en-
tertalnmen5 and hop. whica is 10 take
place on November is at Bergen Hall
The committee has secured first class
talent and has also prepared very hand
some Programme in hook form. Bergen
Branch never does anything half way. 1t
always gets the best aud pays for H. This
is what MAKES Bergen Branch so popular
on the Heights
Charles R=ineeke. Y. ]. Hakes, T. j.
Lampert, L. b. O'Neiil aud NJ c. Dohr-
mann are active Irou Hallers.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08
JUNIOR MECHANICS.

Clinton Council viii pay a fraternal
visit TO Industry Council on Tuesday
night.
visit to Clinton Council and was given
cordial reception
The local councils will unite in making
a proper demonstration at the Institution
of the new council.
Brother Roseurook, the Recording Sec
rotary of Garfield Council. died on Thurs
day He was an active and enthusiastic
member. The COUNSEL will attend the
funeral.
Clinton Council's entertainment at Ber-
gen hail Will be a hummer.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08
Notice TO Contractors.


SEALED PROPOSALS MIL BE REcEfwED ny
- the Comm sssonuas for the joint Datiet SEWER
Tor QrNink OF the norsAeriF or<cn Tue c1tz
Of Jersey rIk5 q ne sournerl poxsf0n Of The zot
or Vest 10 D5lkeu. :, ~. he cfre 81 tho Eoumf
kloners ana Engineer OF said sewer ~ NJ. ~
Palfssde AVenfie. Jersey city. \. - on IS
Mtf&lSzk3t e>t}f Il i5ssft - 1881
at = o'clock for the conS<rrction Of SAD
Joint Outlet sewer ami OF ssssics q tire cnt1s& 81
said sewer ~ PHunorn CTerk a eorAiux 70 131r
pl.ins sp<cificatfons OF lie -.Ernt.
Inc plans and spec5 hcs,fons for The Shove work
Tile said offfce. whers t3es usaf -
seen and exrsatue1 reEs Sssfi1 a. AMI
HOLIDAYS between the roHrt OF q m. ara u ID
AZ bids innst es on feFa1s 1arasshe4 Tor s,4&<
pprssosn. and nhiea be otfslne1 said Office
Bidders nssl5t ccmpis wiEA r1e re4rlrenerra ~
tbs izsoueif. ana give such ample sxcafif<
tor doing snch work and Furnishing s4.h n11<1rzl6
according 70 conEtacE sre set forth IN the sala
kpoci lcafionS. ",
an uias mnst De PLAINLY markea or enrsspue.
'frepossl for sont o1itlet sewer, AMI -Fropoas1
for the Joint outlet sewer
The Commissioners reserve the right 10 rssset
any OF all bids 4 deemed ~ them advisable - ~
JoRE NoI.AS.
Ohm G. SWEESEf
SIMON KELLY.
Dasea ocsoher q ISL
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s0Ns Oh yeTERANS.

Custer Post No. 6 OF Bayonne held a
lively encampmenf on Friday evening in
IT'S quarters at Hendrickson's Assembly
Rooms, that city. After the business
session the comrades were entertained
with collation.. The annual election Of
the Post will be held within a few weeks.
Already there are numerous aspiranJs in
the field for the honors.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08
Corporation NOtlCe


NOTICE = HEREBY eIEEx qHAT o. THz
- nffh asF Of October 1871. tha Eoia1ztsz Iontfs
q Asssssnent nsd u zns oiaea Of the clsrx II ts
fosrd or street. ana Wafer Commissioners <fe1f
nnaI assessment. man and seheaule Tor Lie i'm
WATER AVE. NOV Jordan arss
tom ErooEn street lioa saa1ueEY street. hs uzrS
ing. ste. and {xle j. cpsu 70 0uts<f& IL
spectfou IN the ofice OF The Clerk o. ss{1 10 ard
and nottce Is also given F1a1 the fcic41l4x
streets or aTeotuk particular sectouz thereof
are included in said azsessuerx 50
WATER fHon Jor1lnl AYR. ~
from Montgomery street 70 Erp1zii s}resE So
siD& ~ 1kk3tf ST. "
yne north sids. from afef Atenae a3o4zz Is fd<k
sRst an 10 feet west
from Mater asenue about is foes eass and IL frSt
WEEK
on the south side. from Water avenue xl,ont IL
feet east and IL feet west 81
AID that the Sixlsentn day Of November. 1ai. rs
.. o'clock A. u. and tie n.ersing room Of taf aoAr
OF street. ana y, ser commissioners 3re He<aof
axsa a. The tine ard pises Nlsen and whsft ne
Board Of atseet 4ns Nnter G1fssin1 S>fon2r4 81 III
lness 70 near. cousi'1er aud M 4ut ictts 4i,cn nj
objections 20 said assessment and fe<>3<1
Al oa5eetions thereto mast ~ pEezertsd y
- order Of ths Board o. ssrses ana y srer Cen
GEO. T B3Urox.
Dated Jerses Ctr. pctas.ef I6 1851 s..
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08
PR0GRES SIrD BEAgFlq OgDER

A new lodge has besn organized with
twenty cnarter members az Newton, n.
J., by William 6. Burke of this city
Brother Burke is q successful organizer
Jersey Lodge No. 2 is still growing In
members hip. New members are coming
IN ct every meeting.
The Supreme Lodge has made arrange
ments to make a "trip from Boston to
San Francisco 10 start January / aud re-
turn February l. and every lodge that has
doubled its membership Within four
months is entitled TO one ticket free.
Jersey Lodge viii ret ticket. Onward
Lodge No. will also get free ticket
Summit Lodge No PAS will celebrate its
first anniversary next Wednesday even
inE az Mcpherson Hall The charter
mem bers will De paid of Mrs. Charlotte
S. CLARK is President and Charles W
LAWS, Secretary. Sammit Lodge is one
Of the leading lodges in Hudson county.
William c. Burke instituted this lodge
one year ago.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08

NoTicE or sErTEEaExr
Sctics Is hsrebygven sAar the final aceours Of ths
subscriber administrator Of <}cozse Haitx4 DE-
ceesed. viii be a1di1ed and szaxea ~ Tho
Surrogate Of The Countf Of Hudson and repaired
Dsted October "a 4. II isss
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08

who is a Candidate tor Grand psfo- His
friends are quotina from bis rlxsiis ad-
dress 1T Il meeting Of Hudson ia which he
advised thht ols.ssx nen be spieef ed rs the
presiding officer Brother IsirY ss ali ad-
vintage ~ years. lie has splendid exec--
tive ability IS stricE disciplinarlan.a skill
fnl parliamentnrlan and an affa8ie gentle
man. He has taken an active interest in
the order, aud il elected would make
satisfactory officer
he order ID This State can congratulate
itself on having two excellent candidates
for the highest office in tbs gift Of the
Grand Section They are capable and
euergetis, md either will arcepsably fill
tbe bill. The younger candidate has the
advantage in experience as he has been
an active worker for years.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08
for Infants and children.

"Castoria isso well adapted tochildren that
freccmmend itas superior 70 any prescription
known 70 me- Il. a. ARCHER, n D.,
II So. oxford St.. Brooklyn, n. z.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08

Castorla cures Collie, constipafzpn.
Sour Stomach Diafrboea. Ern1sstion,
Kilss Wogyns, gives slesps and promotes -
gestion
without injurious medication
sHE css1tga COMPANY. 4 Murray strus@. :. <.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18
PASSENGER ROBBED.
Thieves Make a Haul Aboard the Steam
ship Australia.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-This
morning the steamer Australia arrived
in port from Honolulu, but it was after
L O'Clock before the vessel came along
side the dock. The delay was due to
the fact that robbery had been COM
mitted on the steamer on the first day
out from Honolulu, by which j. M.
Samagua, ex-president Of Guatemala,
lost jewelry valued at $500 and 5000 in
gold coin. On reaching Meiggs' wharf,
word was sent to the police station, and
two detectives at once boarded the ves-
sci, while two others were sent to the
place at which the steamer would dock.
The facts connected with the robbery, as
near as can be learnedf are that the
jewelry had been placed in satchel and
left in the stateroom of Mr.. Samagua
The thieves evidently knew that there
was a prize in the satchel, and did their
work quickly d. ring the owners alb
sence. Both sides of the satchel wese
cut open and the contents abstracted.
Throughout the voyage an effort was
made to locate the thieves anC. secure
the property, but it was not successful
and no clue was obtained today.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18
TOM OWENS'S CAPTURE.
The Facts of the Convict's Escape and
Capture,


Sheriff Lacy, of Orange county, is very
enthusiastic in his praise of Sheriff Glib
son and his deputies for the assistance
rendered in the recapture of Owens, the
convict, who escaped on last Friday
while EN- route to San Quentin. 1t ap-
pears that Owens stopped over night at
Lang's station. Sheriff Gibson, of Los
Angeles county, and Sheriff Lacy, OF
Orange county, soon learned of this fact.
1t was also ascertained that the fugitive
from justice had hired a wagon at Mitch
ell's place. The officers were only able
to secure two horses. These were mount
ed by Deputies Russell and Kern, Sher-
ifs Gibson and Lacy following the trail
on foot. Owens was captured in the
San Fernando cut. Sheriff Gibson was
congratulated yesterday on all sides for
the expeditions capture.
The energetic manner in which Sheriff
Lacy acted in the matter is also COM
mendable. When his deputy, Finley,
lost the prisoner, he did not even tele-
graph the fact to his superior officer,
but came to Sheriff Gibson and reported
the escape. Sheriff Gibson and Under
Sheriff Moran Immediately insisted that
Finley should telegraph to Sheriff Lacy,
Moran writing the telegram and having
Finley sign it. In the mean time
Sheriff Gibson succeeded in catching
Sheriff Lacy by telephone, and on Lacy
learning of the matter, he Immediately
LETT for Los Angeles, only catching the
train by scratch, and joined in the
pursuit that landed the notorious Owens
behind the bars.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18
THE YOKE THAT CALLS,
Is GrOaning Under British
MjsruIe.

MONTREAL, March IA private letter
received here from government official
at st. John, Newfoundland, says of the
existing difficulties: ''It is known that
England has arrived at no agreement
with France for the settlement of our
difficulties, but instead has consented
to arbitrate the question OF French
rights to lobster fisheries on the coast,
which have never even been claimed by
France, and England has refused, or will
refuse, to ratify our commercial
treaty with the United States. The day
for reconciliation has now passed, and
the movement now on foot is not for re-
ciprocity, but for admission into the
American union. We have too much
experience with British injustice to seek
more by entering into Canadian feder-
alton. The people are not alone in this
matter, but have the support of many
members of both governments. What
is more, it is almost an open secret that
a delegation is now preparing to visit
Washington to gauge feeling and Zee
whether terms for this could be brought
about.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18
SWALLOWED AN EGG.
An Interesting Question as to What
the Results Will Be.

A young man Of this city has put him.
self and an egg in very unpleasant sit
uation. He attempted to prove that he
could put an egg in his mouth without
breaking the shell, and he succeeded be-
yond his widest hopes, for in the ma
nipulation of the egg, which was very
small one selected so as to pass readily
between his teeth, in some way it got
into the throat opening, and in his fran
tic attempts to get the thing out he
swallowed it whole, and it now reposes
in his stomach.
The affair presents nothing but seri-
Gus complications. Can the egg be d.
gested without it's shell being broken ?
Can its shell be broken while it is in
the stomach?' And then horrible
idea suggests itself; if it remains in the
stomach any length OF time will it
hatch? And if it does what can be
done to extricate the chick? Eggs will
settle coffee, but it looks as if the egg in
question would settle the man who
swallowed it, for opinions as to the way
of relieving him differ.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18

Of which must be given every comrade,
and special invitations extended to the
Sons OF Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps
and kindred organizations also to the
citizens generally.
A letter from a sister Of Anna Dickin-
son. received by T. H. Brand, of Albany,
n. ", says: ''The doctors have already
persuaded Anna to take regular meals,
and she is beginning to secure natural
sleep at night, SO there is every hope of
her early improvement in health. They
say she should go abroad to Carlsbad
for time, and then have q southern
winter. If the men and newspapers
who say they are going to help her to
funds would really do so, there is no
doubt that she will yet be able to do
good work in the world again.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18
Queen LiliOukolani's Reign in
Hawaii.
She Appoints Her Cabinet and
Officers of State.
The Provisions of King Kalakaua's
Will Published.
The Heirs to the Throne all OF the Fem
inine Gender--A Robbery on the
Steamship Australia.
Associated Press Dispatches.

SAN Francisco, March 1.-THE steam
ship Australia arrived this morning
from Honolulu. The steamer left Hon.
olulu on the 10th instant.
A proclamation was issued by Queen
Liliuokalani February 25th, appointing
Samuel Parker, Charles Spencer, Her.
man Widemann and William Whiting
as her cabinet, with Parker as premier.
The decision of the supreme court in
favor of the royal prerogative of appoint
ment, also held that besides the meth
ods set forth in the constitution, the
cabinet may be removed by the sover-
eign upon the death Of royal predeces-
sor. The decision was by Chief Justice
Judd, and there was but one dissenting
justice.
Colonel Iaukea and Ministers Parker
and Widemann have been appointed
commissioners of the crown lands.
Hon. G. G. Dominis, husband of the
queen, has been made governor of the
island of Oahu. James w. Robertson
has been appointed chamberlain of the
royal household; Captain Samuel Now
lein, captain of the royal guard, and
Frank p. Hastings, formerly United
States vice-consul, secretary OF the for
eign Office.
The palace and government buildings
have been largely stripped of the
mourning emblems placed there at the
time of King Kalakaua's funeral. The
will of the deceased monarch was ad-
mitted to probate in the supreme court
on March 9th. BY the terms OF the
will, Princess Liliwokalani is declared
successor to the throne. Failing of
heir, she shall cause Princess Victoria
Kaiulani to be declared her successor.
In the event of the latter's attaining the
throne before the age of majority, the
regent until the princess arrives at
her mejority: In case the lat.
ter has no heirs and the royal
line becomes extinct, Queen Kapiolani
than becomes the next successor to the
throne, whizh descends from her to
Princess Poomaikelani, sister of the de-
ceased king, and her heirs; on failing
such, to Prince David Kawanakoa,
cousin of Kalakaua. All the deceased
monarch's property is bequeathed to
Queen Kapiolani and her heirs.
On the 9th instant Queen Liliuoka-
1ani publicly proclaimed Princess Vic
toria Kaweiku Kaiulani, heiress appar-
ent to the throne.
Hon. William H. Cornwell, Richard
+. Bickerton, Charles B. Wilson, Frank
Spratt and Joseph Carter have been ap-
pointed members of the queens privy
council.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18
Export of Gold Prevented,

New York, March 17.-This afternoon
Superintendent Mason of the assay Of
flee received notice from the director of
the mint that 81 100000 in gold bars, Of
Tered by two firms, would not be allowed
to be taken for export. This is the first
time in eight years that the government
has refused to allow gold bars taken for
export. Three years ago the assay Of
fee had 500, 100000 in gold and silver
bars behind its counters, but steady
drain for the last two years has reduced
the stock to $l8, ,000, 900 and the prospect
of further depletion was plainly appar-
ent. If firms desire to ship gold they
will have to draw gold coin from the
sub treasury.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18
Captain CatIey's Case.

OMAHA, March lin the Galley
court-martial today, Surgeon Spencer
said Captain Galley complained OF i'll
ness December 31st, when there was
danger OF a battle, and he (Spencer)
recommended him for the sick list. Cat
ley's legs were swollen from hard march
ing, and while he might have been able
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18
A Levee Broken at New orleans.

New ORLEANS, La, March 1.-THE
iron in the levee on the right bank of
the river, three miles above Canal street,
broke early this morning, causing a
crevasse. The break is now twenty-five
feet wide and ten or twelve feet deep.
The Texas and Pacific railroad tracks
are under water, and the water is up to
the cross ties OF the Southern Pacific
road. The break is constantly widening
and getting deeper.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18
A National Event,

The holding of the Worlds Fair in city
scarcely fifty years old will be remarkable
event. but whether it will really benefit this ma
tion as much as the discovery of the Restorative
This is just what the American people need to
cure their excessive nervousness, dyspepsia,
headache, dizziness, sleeplessness, neuralgia,
nervous debility, dullness, confusion of mind,
etc. 1t acts like charm Trial bottles and
fine book OH "Nervous and Heart Diseases -
with unequaled testimonials, free, at all drug
gists. 1t is warranted to contain no opium,
morphine or dangerous drugs.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18

to make a short march each day without
danger, Spencer thought he was not in
condition to perform severe service in
the field
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18

William Christie, the cutter OF ladies' gar
ments, jackets, riding habits, ETC., is now with
Miss Avery, the stylish dressmaker, in rooms
As to 4e, in Potomac block, Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents Nasal Injector free. For sale by Heinze-
man, 222 n. Main, or Trout, Sixth and Broad
way.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-18
Carpet Cleaning.

John Bloeser, of the steam carpet clea ming
company, has opened branch office at 454
and 456 s. Broadway street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-17

ually seemed as though all the wheels
on one side of the Pullman were off the
rail at once.
This didn't serve to put any of the
passengers at ease, but it seemed to
nave particularly bad effect on little
old fellow near the middle of the car.
He grew more and more nervous with
every jerk of the car, and finally called
the porter to him.
"How soon will we reach a place
where can send dispatch?" he asked
"'Bcut ten minutes, sah,' was the
reply.
''All right. Bring me a telegraph
blanks
1t was brought, and he hastily scrib-
Dled the following message to New
York broker:
Sell all my stock in X and z road at
once and at any price you can get.
You don't seem to have much conf
dence Ia the road" said the man in the
next seat, who had read the dispatch
over the little mans shoulder.
Il haven't" was the terse reply.
You don't think it has much of a
future, apparently?"
Future be hanged.' returned the
little man. 81 was thinking of the
present. and my family"
Your familY!" exclaimed the strang-
er:: What has your family got to do
with it?''
Every thing, my friend, every thing,''
explained the little man. land if you
were anything of a financier you'd see
see it. I've got to ride 200 miles on this
road yet, and how would it look for nv
family to sue the road for damages that
If secured would practically come out of
my estate? No, sir. I'll allow this
dispatch twenty minutes to reach New
York, and I'll allow the broker twenty
five minutes to dispose of the stock. If
this blamed car keeps the rails for forty
i've minutes more some one will be
stuck for damages if l climb the golden
stairs. And if she holds the rails for
the whole 200 miles l can buy the stock
back IT L want to go back by another
road"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-17
MINNEAPOLIS events
Call Issued for the North Star
Democratic Club Mass
Meeting.
The Mills Continue Breaking
Records in Turning
Out Flour.
A G. A. r. Man Expelled From
Morgan Post for a Seri-
Gus Offense.
General News Of a Day as
Gathered by the Globes
ENJOYS.

Secretary Moody has issued circulars
calling the executive committee of
the North Star Democratic club
for conference meeting at the Nicollet
house for one week from next Tuesday
at IL a. m. 1t is likely that the greater
portion of the day will be con-
sumed in matters of business, but
the evening will be given over
to oratory. Harmonic hall has been Sc
cured for the occasion and Mayor Win
ston has secured the services of one of
the most brilliant Democrats in the
East, who Will discuss the live issues of
the two great parties. Congressman
Castle and Hon. ID. w. Lawlor, of st.
Paul, will also speak.
The club is state organization and
includes the party leaders from every
county and each member will invite
all his friends to attend the mass meet
ing.while the club issues general inyi
tation to everybody.