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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-12
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Gin Mann in Delamare, Scr auf sen
Ramen Sofab @igslesportb bort, bet
cine S6abeneriatflage psgen Der Ser
uidtung zines alien Bankruptcies &C.
gen mebrcre @adbarn onecItrenst.
ScIaware lit Der cin;ige Staat Scr
l%lnion, in meid)cm man berartiec Scr.
turinitrumcnte ned bcate aniDenSct,
unO Der in Srase itebenhe Bfa3l 1T
3cugc mander Beitl&crei 0eweien.
Ius bieiem @runbe i6cint i'm SSigs
~gle5mortb audi crmorben Gil bdheu. Gr
iuoItc i'm auf Ser dicogo'cr @clt0uS<
tcIung ais cine Nierfiuiirbigfeit ;,igcn.
@aein haS Sdi6ial pollte nid)t, bab
bieie barbariide 9tsIiquie ie mad Gbis
eago ~gelanOen ioite. Ginige MoG<
barn, bie Scr S%tuslteuung zines Mtar,
terpfoblcs. ols zines Yrobuttes hires
SeimatbS'tooteS, opponirtcn, boIten
ben Mfoiten aus @iegleSmortb'S
9ouic, boftcn ibE in Stiife unb pcrs
brnnntcn i'm.
Ginc dica9o'er 3citung frcut itd)
barber uuo meiut, Die SurD III bcm
Sale 9SiqgleSluprtb We. oeiIen Mad
barn ioatc Die lcbtcrcu uubeSjn9t frcis
Iprcdcu:
,9tut) nj0t ciHen Sent loaten sic
@ei@wo:treu bem Slayer gSiQgleS.
wurtb ;uiprc6cn. gSir woItu feline
5YoItcrfommcr ouf scr Mclt0usltellun9,
unS cin ~gSobriprud gu @uniten MSig-
~glcSwnrtb'S miirbe borauSiidtlid cine
Witn0e bon &raufS euf Die 8eiuc
bringen, weld)e NIT allen m0gliQcn
Mf0rteriuitrumcntcn, Defenders aus
ben eritcu 3citcn SET 8elicSclun0 oicieS
ganbes burb Guropder, mIrben an0c-
riift fonmen." =
Mir icbcn uulcrcrleit5 ni9t Elm,
meb6aIb sic @eltausi te1ulg, auf Der
hiitoril6e 9feliquien alcr Nrt pranacn
l~uerOcn, nidt audi bur6 cine yNoIterz
TANNER" bercidert tper6en ioutc, o,laes
iint nit IGlnmlliden Marterinlfruz
mcnteu, mittels welder man biersuz
Iaf1be ieit Ser 2anbung ser yYiIeerbG>
ter" feline Wtitmeniden, Serbreder
ODER Seinoe, gepeinigt bat.
GieIe Sefuder wilrben ). 9. 9eWib
nit gro6em Snterelie elm Muiter lsner
Maidinc beli6ti8en, nit wel9en Die
&uritaucr in Connecticut unb WaIas
9uiett5 bormals ben arincn Suafcrn
bic Sbrcn ab;ui4ucibcn pFc9ten.
Nber oa6 1T gerahe bet wunbe Yuuft.
Sa5 moIlcn natiDiitii6e 8ldtter bonn
SdIagc bcS y@bicaeo ScraIb" - benin
ct lit Is, Der III bicicm Sale Sen Gnts
r~iiitetcu ipielt - Sas wOuen ie nidt.
Soburd pIrrben ia i6re bobcu Sbeale,
Die v~iittenf trcn9en, groBbersigen"
Yuritancr aus Oen GaGen bon Goger
98iqiomS, III bcren 5%ubitopfcu unz
iere p@uri,aNer" "a 10 Fejbig gu ire,
ten lid bcrniibcn - in Gin beQercS 2i6t
geriiGt. ManWcr, Ser ie bi8ber fir
uomerifaniide Wluiterbiir9er" 9cbal@
ten, DIrbe 0aSurh GIT Stuoinm uub
eri,itcm 8o6oenfen oeronIobt, melGeS
Inn bicie yMtuitcrbiirgcr" i'm 2jdte ser
GSa6rbcit criheinsn Iaiicn m66te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-12

Ger WiGior ricf Dirttih CHI ilGdlicl1
DiOrQtu bQ5 StGu50cridt SuiQnmCn,
bcitelsuN Gl5 tiucm OduptlnQnn ais
Norjipcroeu, ;lpci Yieutenunt6, Smci
tSclOfpcbclu. ;iucl lluteroTfij;crcn, UE0
licG Den lieutenant Gtalcr Bernhard
pQriortsru, bcr It'd aud IoQlclt itcute,
Ter 8dtQilou5auoiteur. 0crr Nituas
rims G~nsClbtrt 4ipcro, bc9onn SarGuf
iciu NtrDor. GaIlelbe mar lcbr fur;
ocnn ser Nn3stl09tc 9citaro oa5 Scr
QcAer, oci'cu or angeituibt9t ipar, 10
gtcth rjjfbattlO5 tju.
N09 St~onoQcridt SaQ lid pQrauF sur
Ncra;buuQ }urtjd, un0 Der 0cIdltte Ill
tDejlaipruh iGurete:
.ShulCtg in ooUen llmian9c, 0en
linn o]uUcrtrauttu WSabtpolten ~uCrlalIetl
1T bnbsn. Ei0d NrtItcl I, EaraQrQpB
) oer 3~gic3Sartifct Oe5bolb inter Scr.
Entertaining icine6 GraOc5: SOB onr0
GrlhieGeu."
3taf) Dem uu;lpciocutigell, flarcn mo
6citimmten Mortlaut 0e8 beiii9liden
Yara0rapGcn Scr %&ric93artifel. Die scr
2lmtmorn fir Iciu Oilrgcrmilitdr 9ey
geben bate, t0nllteu llr6 nlnGten llrs
tbcit lt1o Straie MIR 10 ul0 nidt an,
oerS lQuteu. lpcnn lclbitucritdnoli6 fem
Wfitglico be5 Stauo9cri6t8 aud cut
fcrnt mn Dem @c0autcn 9faum CAB,
DaB ser 0eI0Qtc llrtbeilsipruf aud)
mirf(idc Jiedt5trait criuerbcn, Die
Stroic al6 pouitrcdt wcrocn f0unc.
llrtbeil ulO Straflprl6 murOcu benz
Nngcl6uloigteu nit ocul Sen1erfcn
furOgegcben. baB bci0cS nod Der Ue,
~itGti9un9 Sciucr Wta9nifiSenj, bcS re
giereubcn eriten Serru Siir9ermeiitcr5,
ais oeS oberitcl &~rie9S9crrn geialnmtcl
WtilitQrS oe8 Staate8 Oar1burQ, ser
rcgulQrcn S0louertrlppc iopobt mie
audi bcS Siirgermi(it6r5, nntcrlic9c,
bcpor e5 i'll NoQSn9 geieet wcrOen
f0nlle.
Gcr ouI Ireicm SuBe belallc1c |icus
tcuaut G't5ler Scnt9aro bDrtc nit GRO
Fer 0eInitt6&rlthe ieiuc 8erurtbeilung
sum GrlfoIleniperoeu all nro bcgQb lid
bOdIt iiocl uoul @eridt nah 0auic.
Der Nlntllann abcr, ser icinen SHUTTER
bcrcitS an1 Wor9cn hattie mieocr flnr
madden laIicn, ie9elte ipfort had Nb.
9abe oeS llrtbetlSiprufcS nit 0cIjcu
Iu8fcrtignng8aFte ua6 9ambur9 bilts
Gltf.
ySoQega! 9oGegG!" mcintc inter
Gutnebmurg ciuer 9robcn Scocnflids
~feit8priic scr 0cneraliiIimuS, Scine
Wta9nii;ca;, Der re9ierenOc critic Sir,
gcrlneiltcr, 0oftor Gnlarnel Sii6crott,
nad)oem scr Imtmarln inn 9tGcS Dor.
getragcu hattie. ySole9aI &oucga
8enu oa nur nif)t cine b0ic Suppe
eiugebroft lit"
Der 2tmtrnann, nod impter poQ bet.
len 3orrc5, ira8te Uerieet y@iue b0ic
Suppc eir3ebrodt? 0te 10 benin cas-,
aoac9a MiGgnifi3cn;?
,9}un, llgn, id) meiute chen nur!"
ertuiOcrte begiitigcno Scr Siir9ermciiter,
lid mcilite eben nut! SIS 1T ia 9ous
Sire SADIE. Ter Scnat peiB ia, ba6
@onS NIB Staot 3iieebi;ttel iii @oIe9a
abcnorotb'0 OGnocn a(tcmege gut auf=
gehobcu it,"
Ger 2mtiuoln ucrbeu9te iid uno
nladts aud, bcn Seriud. uerbiHblid ST
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-12
slngnit SoiaaaaertelS
II. Gatlpminer,
Ser n, M o.,

german, W o.,
beior9t oue Einder= unb dbn!ide grbeiten
prompt NH inter Gurantie Der 3uirieben6eit.
Defenders o15 Heinieeu o Z dp e.
ten piro in better 8eiie beiorgi.
Selteullnoen former i'll meiner 9Sohnlno
nebet S6sner's gei9itGu obgeaeben werben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-12

&iSer jeOe Soruusiit)t mar icSC1'
&r 9err Imtmunn 9e9en srDci ll5l
NRer9ens in ucroric6lider Stinmln3
Erpereerufen ourf cineu idaricp
strtit, BEN CT init Serrn Glaubius
Peeeu elmer pbiloiopbiidcn 5ragc &C.
pdot bate, uieoer mud 9iisebittcj
Weidsetebrt.
yar Ieilcr Gbiir ungctomncn, per.
gtBtt CT ioiprt bcn Soften, unS better
4Aern 1anmtc in inn aui.
iSoltcn !" rief CT nit Oouucr(timws
Relne Nntport crfplgtc natiiri!3'.
xar tois b0bncno wiseerbolte oa5 GGr
ElneH Jinf. b0Breuo nrr pfiif NM
lenlte Der @ino INN UNI Die S9rcu
see Der 9fesen ibtug inn ms Sc.
WAS lit bas? oounsrtc Ser anit.
Manli. na9m cine Der Wa9enlnteruer
sat 9anS ulio trGt Gil Die Ibir Oel
Haaptiuadlc berau. CT iarS Iie pcr.
Iglollen, llur 6iuitcrniB urb Dbe 2eert
selrts TIM cnt9egcu. Gein Sfii;ier
s.a Wtanil. feiuc lebcnSe Seele mar oa
ssss oerl6loiien ltno leer. Die @utf
q 9nltmanaS itanS auf Dem SieSe:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-12

Eden lett Sa3r:r ';no II. 2(uguit
S6ntg's 9nn5rr5e~ Gra9fsn ,In itetiges
6ansmittsi Bel mir. Sd BABE fe idjou
bdaT9 nil Zen 6eItea grirl8cn gegen
Ma8el , Ge6er- m.o glieycntyanf6eiten
a~ugeluan0t. 50 liz il @'toee, Sebelua~
ing, Mih.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-12
Nreie g 9retfe
Die 6lQigle gro6e oeuq6e Selumg in Den ger. StmtM.

Die nGRnasoer Srde prehe" lit cine na9 alien Soften bin unabhdnete Siuns,
weRe oeutfpem 6etfs oeutfber Sprade uno ocutfIer Site bier tbaHrdfhs 6eHuns
gu pertRaHen fut oanh os i'm r)reen berTeue ameruanfhe ppf in fnen Cha
rafhr maeidRf phl Don eetften ,peen aufnebme, gu ftem Belle uno suSes Dentfb.
thuns Ghel -
Die ncPeaeoer 5ree pnfe" befhru@tet eoen peruiniscu 5orH1t auf poll.
h1tem. wrthbaftibem mo f3aen 6ebht Sic 1T Elm TentafettcnsSIatt
erfen Nanees mo cine Samhien' 3eitnns, Ole iber ale poreansc 70 anfdnois
bertbtet SaB loer pater ole v5rie prefe" eepf ftnen hnsern in ole EamS shen
oarf. 3eoe peretnn9 oes rls@en 6efahls DER Sefr 1T fnuefsns aussefRlohen.
Q Oas a6tSetise uno HebeaipaIiae saeebIatt, weIAes rlor@us uno abenSs
erfeint ne oen9cmdb JIG naRH Wunfb morseus oSer abcnes perfanot weHsn Fam,
fofet Bel Tnrausbesabtan8S $500 idbrIih, bel GahsabIans 900; alto
uur etpa oe &dIftc non Dem, ws anScei ekR ero6e 5chmuscu ,u bersd2nen pfc.
gem. 2n6erOem sben mir uutaeu abOnnenen nod Gas 0opeeIt 30 srose, 16.
fettt8e Somnta8sbIatt DOabeim" GRATIS.
Das Sonnta8sbIatt upabeim" aGen f%d $500 per JMr.
Ds sSn6enbIatt foet $3.50 iahrEdn @beu F pA Ss sountaSstIatt - sonn.
tassbote."
Ds sso5enbIatt mo sOnntassbait ,e omntasSbotc'" F%en snfammen
bel porausbe5abun9 $500, puf $500
Wr bdeu es fir Ole pfidt iSes DeutfR amcianes, sunddbR ietne SofaIs
3ettnna SRrG announcement uo anSten su untriabeu. aMr ecnicuieen SeErn,
welde o6er ibem &OoaLSIate nod cine eroBFdotitde 3citmne nit auSfabrs
It@en Sa1rt1teu aber ale porfommnihe unS init superIaIIaert Warfts
bert@t haHsH wOlef 1T Ole ,,Gbiea8oer Sreie TreNe" m ieSr tinFdt gu m.
pfher.
proteeummern Iefn mir auf rpuuf4 unentsehhda useuteu FcMn mir abcraa
gu fbGIeu 2e1insungen an. Han fRreibe an ole
ChicagOer Freie Presse, Chicago, Ill.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-12
sd faoe Sinner" - eiferte Elm Com
. . &. n.LL. k.H OH

sd faoe S9nen"- eiferte Elm Con,
9reBmann in Der 9obbp bes 6eptaiene
municipalities eeeen einen GoGegen =
sd fage Sbnen, bic poIitif9e Gage
in Sbrem 0iitrift III cine fOI6e, bob
5bucn Sic Saare ,u Serge iteben iper'
bel. tpenn Sic bieielbe peri0nlid in
Nugenfdein nebmen |"
Stun !" antportrte Sielcr, tnben,
er feinen SUIT iiiftete, Uorunter cine
idneelueibe Sfabe fd seigte - ybnnn
nil i'd bod ipirflid mai biu0shcn unb
mir bic Sade anfebcn |"
p8os, erf Elm ubr? SD
budte, es tpdre f6on ;pei," fagte Die
iur9e SauSfrau 9abnenb.
mo, MAN," meinte 8riHget
ui6tig, rum bieie 8eit if Is ME ipd>
ter, ais elm llbr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-12

2!e gurSaTicise bcs s;lteytlutss
marie 3ar 3eit beS Sellers Niorlctiau
init 1900 Denartn, un9eidGr $1125,
bas &iuro bejahlt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05

other better than his own" says La
Bruyere. with n woman il is just
the contrary. IL a woman in society
either constantly speaks to or COM
pletely ignores a man, exactly the
same conclusion may be drawn from
either course. > = 1t sometimes
happens that o roman completely
conceals from a man the love she
feels for him, and a man IA make a
woman believe that he loves her,
when he has in reality no such feel
ing; but he can only deceive her in
this way when he loves no one else.
An anonymous French writer main
tains that woman are like wine; one
is more piquante than the other-one
has more bouquet, and is more expen-
sive than the other; they both have as
a rule pleasing labels, and are much
in request on festal occasions, but thew
all taste of wine, and any one who has
acquired an interest in either never
loses 1t TO his life's end"
Another gallant author says hat
when they are beautiful they are
not, generally, good. and when they
are good they are not, as a rule, beau
tiful.n The same writer opines that
IF half the world we're being destroy
ed, and a daughter of Eve in the safe
half was looking on at the catastro-
phe. she would not forget to settle her
comb more firmly in her hair il the
storm had ever so slightly disarranged
her coiffure. "-Phftddelphid Press.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05
NOTES on NEW BOOKS.

Harper & Brothers have nearly
ready for publication an Elementary
Latin Dictionary by Charlton L.
Lewis, Ph.D. The work is substan-
TALLY an abridgenent of DIR. Lewis's
larger work published about a year
ago. Space. however, has been
gained by the omission of many de-
tailed references and illustrative eita-
tions, and the vocabulary has been
extended so as to include not only all
words used by the Latin authors
most commonly studied in schools,
but also those used by Catullus,
Tibullus, Propertius and Tacitus in
his larger works.
G. w. Dillingham;, publisher, New
York, announces for January, Her
Husbands Friend by Albert Ross,
author of Thou Shalt Not" etc.
This is the fifth book of the Albatross
Series by the same author, which in
twenty-five months has had a sale of
1865, 600 copies, and there is yet no fall
ing off in the demand.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05
cHANcERY on NRW 5ERsEy

Between Elizabeth Campbell and Gilbert \
campSsIl her husban 9. complsinants. and Mar
On bill for partition ana decree FOR sale.
Samuel D. Haines. solicitor for the complain
In pursnance and by authority OF a decree made
py the Chancellor In the Court Of Chancsry of tns
bear ing date the niash day o. b SSagssss.s sis sasss;
hundred and ninety, by which it was. among other
Singular the premises mentioned IN the said bin
on 0ns S,oInP plant and rs therein described, be sold az
ence ana under the direction OF the subscriber, one
Gerry. l. George wa W. cassedy. Special claq m iSsss IN m cn sn-
Gerry, As aioresaia. snail expose 70 sale. at pubic
WEDNESDAY, the asst day of January, 1871,
attwo O'Clock IA the afternoon. on the promises
an thas certain tract or parcel q land and prem
aaaiso1 and state u @sS Ss jersey ~ as sn srlS Soin a. fs 81
ows.- beginning at . point In the n~orthwesteriy
eriy side. Of Bowden NOW Belmonb avenue as the
ONCE lie q ts ssa cisrs now 3 3 : s ssssaaa n of s IN e es In sn as
Hudson aforesaid. entitled map OF property or b. a
one nils from ] srsey City ..Jt June I psrsf sa,n ns abas,
one hundred and twenty one feet six inches from
Bowden NOV BeImonp avenue: thence running
along tae westerly side OF said lot nulnbe red
dea NOW Ielmont avsnae Que nun Sqwi
a " ala Ten =, feet 70 the southeriy line
easterly along the southerly line OF said lot sixry.
enpe i sySs parallel ne with Bosde NOW Belmonp AZ.
parallel with the line first run. one hundred and
Iowdeo tnow Belmonr1 Avenus' t SI slas 9r
along the southeriy side or Bowcen NOV Belmont,
OF the defendants. Josephine Derby. Mary Derbx
with ali and singular she i hsre Sdnsmlsss; ss ana as
pnrtsnances to the said premises belonging or IA
any wise appertaining.
- GEoRGE w. CASSIDY.
Exchange Place, Jersey city. \. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05
women who Work Hard.

We hear a good deal about a strong
healthy man suffering IL he works
above eight hours per diem, and
about his hardly been able to keep
body and soul together If he does not
get 26s. per week. l should be de-
lighted to hear that he got more and
worked less; but / confess that my
sympathies are stronger for the
women who work far more hours and
get far less. Not long ago we used to
sympathize with the matchmakers.
Observe what is the fate of the match
box makers in the East End. They
have to make a gross of boxes 144)
for 2Ad., to provide their own past e
and string, and TO dry the boxes by
their own fires. By working all the
week from even a. m. to eleven p. IN.
they can earn from 5s. Sd. to rs. Cd.
Last week they were invited to a tea.
1t was the first meal which many of
them had had during the day. Most
of them came with children in their
arms. Their aspirations were not ex-
aggerated. They wanted to be paid
a little better and to have workrooms
provided for them by the manu-
facturers who employed them.-Lon-
don Truth.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05
RAILROADS.

WEsr SHORE RAILRoAD-N. Y. C. & II. R. r
w K. Co. lessee -Troins leave West Forty
second street station, New York. as follows. and
twenty minutes earlier from the foot OF Jay street.
New London. Detroit and Chi
cago. tO.l5 a. m. Al5 p. m- sal5 y. m; st. Louis
'5.l3, 'al5p !. m. Toronto, +iO.l5 a. m: ISIS. g Is d.
m; Buffalo, kocheste. syracuse, Utica. Suspen-
sion bridge. Niagara Fails, $40 1913 a. m. .Al5
81 l. M; and aii.30 for Utica only. Kingston
ga. -T.i5. 10. IS. aii.S q. M. s3.00 sis. and ~l5 D.
m; Catskil and Albany, a8. -ilh. *ia;la alL.30 a.
Cornwall. s%ewDug,, 80 ...i3 So .isI5s I0A5:
p. NJ; Montreal and Canada Fast. 7.15 a. M.
5.l5 p. N. Elegant sleeping cars Tor Bnf'
faIo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago and st.
louis, On all through trains. ~a.s-Leave Brooklyn
via BROOKLYN Annex. aiu.SJ a M; 800 ,. M Jersey
City, 4. X. X. station, ALA a. M; sAS y. N.
.Daily. +daily except saturday. All other trains
daily except Sunday. FOR tickets. dime table. par
lor and sleeping car accommodation or inforIna-
ticn apply Offices; brooklyn. No. $50 Washington
street, No. 126 Fulton street. and Annex ofhce foot
Of Enlton street New York city. Sos J. "a, So, ls5
81 Broadway, No. KS Bowery. No. y Park place
Moss West lSth street, and West Shore stations
foot OF West forty second street and foot of Jay
street. North River. {. E GeneralPa-.
senger Agent. No. 5 Vanderbilt avenue. New York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05
sIrs. Henry Draper.


Never, perhaps, was an enthusiast
and scholar more indebted to his wife
for practical aid and sympathy than
vas DR.. Henry Draper. the famous
astronomer. Mrs. Draper. a sister OF
CORTLAND Palmer, is a woman of the
rarest graces of mind and heart. Not
only is she beautiful, and gifted with
the elegance of II that made her
brilliant brother doubly famous, but
in addition to other qualities she pos
sesses an intellect of more than ordi-
nary grasp and vigor. During his
lifetime Mrs. Draper was her hus-
bands valued assistant in all of his
astronomical experiments and re-
searches. She entered with ardor
into the science he loved, and became
an expert in using the delicate Instru-
ments employed in the observatory.
At his death she paid the most fitting
tribute possible to his memory. Pre-
senting Harvard University with his
wonderful telescopes, and building
and supporting the Draper Memorial,
she felt her labor OF love but half COM
plete. Now not only are the northern
heavens swept by the lens of this
memorial observatory, but southern
stars are studied as we'll, carrying on,
as he would have it, a double watch
of the heavenly bodies.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05
ment come in II the bill Is not to be
applied in this Stateg

THE cable dispatches this morning
bring an interesting synopsis Of an ar
ticle by Leon Say, a distinguished
French economist, and printed in this
mornings London Times. N. Say ar
CUES from general principles, and 1t is
remarkable how his utterances re-
garding the Mckinley tariff agree,
first with the prophecies of the Amer
lean opponents of the bill, and.
secondly, with the results Of its
enactment, so far as they have yet
worked out. He points out that it
must seriously increase the general
cost of living, and especially in the
agricultural regions. He regards the
tariff as absolutely ruinous to Ameri-
can farming on this account. and also
because It tends to exclude European
capital, which he considers necessary
to the development Of the great new
lands of the West.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05
no MRS. EMMA S. TRApHAeEN.

You are hereby notified that al q public sale made
by the 1tty Collector Of Jersey City, on the 9th
day OF March. 1880, purchased for the sum OF one
hundred and forty nine dollars ana nfty-one cents
all the land and real estate situate In Jersey CtIy,
in the County OF Hudson and State OF New Jersey,
fronting en- Front street, which Il laid down and
designated as lot part No. IL In block No. izS, upon
an assessment map annexed TO a report made b.
commissioner OF Adjustment" appointed in and
for said city BY tho Circuit Court of the county Of
Hudson, a certified copy OF which report aud map
was filed In the ONCE OF the City Collector of Jer
sey City, on the second day of october. 1855. said
report and map and said sale being made pursuant
TO the provisions OF 81 act OF the Legislature OF
New Jersey, passed March 81. 1886. entitled
A Act concerning the settlement and collection
of arrearages OF unpaid taxes. assessments and
water rate or water rents In cities OF this state,
and imposing and levylng atax. assessment and
lien In lien and instead Of such arrearages. aud
10 enforce the payment thereof and to provide
Tor the sale OF lands subjected to future taxation
aud assessment"
And the several assessments thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest in said land or real es-
tate and unless the said land and real estate shall
be redeemed. as provided in said act, before the
expiration Of six months from and after the ser
vice thereof. a deed for the same will be given con
yeying to the purchaser the fee simple of said
lana ana real estate according to the provisions Of
DaIed Jersey City. n. J., December l., 1890.
JOHN ID. SHANNON.
Purchaser.
THE NEW JERSEY TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO..
Attorney and Agent for Purchaser.
Jersey City. N. ].
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05

pUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned intend TO apply 10 the Legislature
OF the state OF New Jersey. at its next session: for
the passage OF a bal whose general OBJ tect shall be
70 authorize the New York and New Jersey Bridge
Companies or the States Of New YORK and New
Jersey 10 proceed with the execution Of their en-
terurises. aud as Incidental thereto to consoh date
by leasing. merging. consolidating or amalgamat-
any part thereof. the one to or with the other upon
certain terms aud conditions 70 be agreed on by
the directors thereof and to alter said charters so
far as necessary TO effect such purposes
The amount Of capital stock required to carry
their objects into effect being fifteen millions Of
dollars.
GOLDMAN NJ. PRICE.
DELOs E CULVER.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05
The Force Bill in New JERSEY.

One of the shrewdest things said
about the Force bill was the remark
of Congressman McAdoo that it was
really intended for the Democratic
or doubtful States of the North, and
that all the talk about the ''nigger
vote was dust thrown In the eyes
Of Northern representatives and
voters.
The State Gazette evidently knows
this to be the case. 1t devotes a long
editorial this morning to the PROPOSE
ton that the existing Federal election
law has had a great effect in purify
Ing elections in New Jersey. 1t argues
from this that the Force bill ought to
pass.
Where does the logic Of the argu-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05

The ideal construction for a railway alb
s~olutely to avoid derailment would seem
TO be tubular. with the cars inside; but as
tunnels are unpopular, we must coniine
our cars by devices placed entirely below
the windows. Fortunately the modern
methods of bridge-truss design lend them
selves readily to a tr~ough-like construction
OF considerable depth, with undereut
sides that will confine the wheels. or soue
other projecting part OF q car running Ia
the trough, 50 that il cannot escape in any
direction. This, too. can be done without
much extra material beyond that re
quired for the depth and consequently
strength of the trusses themselves. Such
construction is obviously united for
crossing any other kind Of roadway at
grade, and therefore must, in many stu
atoms, be elevated pon columns or
arches.-0berlia Smith IN the January
Forum.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05

Comptroller Hough has been busy night and
dag for the past few wssks preparing his re-
port for 1890.
Prof. Emil Brundage remembered all his
music pupils on New Years
Victor Baier. the talented professor Of music.
distinguished himself by his excellent perform
ance at the New Jersey Clubs stag on New
Years eve.
Justice Thompson was suffering from a severe
cold today and was unable to leave his home.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-05
o TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF James o'NeIll. deceased. Bridget Agnes
ONenl, exscntrix of James o'>eill. deceased, by
order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson county. dated
december =, 1SA. hereby gives notice 10 the credt
tors OF said decedeat 70 bring Ia their debts, de
mauds aad claims against the estate OF said re
csdsnt, under oath or affirmation within niDe
months from the daIe OF said order, o. they will be
forever barred OF amy action therfor against said
BRIDGET AGNES o,NEILL.