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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

PbEASvRE RESORTS rHRoNGBD on THE F0 MN,
Thousands Of residents Of Brooklyn took adNsh'"s'
the Ane weather Yesterday and went out OF town VI
Of enjoyment. The beaches, parks and all plea'ui,
sorts were thronGed. The general suspension :" 80,
ness the display Of flags and the crowds ot
ueopc abroad were all the tokens Of universal ho'y
The city observed the anniversary OF the Nauons me-
pcndenee by ordering the public buildings % De -
rated and expanding 5000 for fireworks These
set OF last evening at points 80 Fort Greene Wo
was the largest display and the greatest crowd OF pOp
In all seventy pieces set OF, including nuno', .
patriotic devices. the lna representing me n'''
Washington, surrounded by wreath Of mmoreVS s"s
other designs. The other displays consisted OF iOr"
pieces each. and were shown at the Washington -
baseball grounds in South BROOKLYN the Eastern faS'
In the Twenty-sixth Ward. and az BedordaNe' anu
Twelfth-st., the Eastern District. Great ef'"uS
people Witnessed each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
SOMETHING ABoUT BELES.

sCen tell yon something about BEANS said D. b.
Smith the bean broker. 10 Tribune reporter on the
eoor Of the Produce Exchange. wen, tmnk can
About the acreage-t is larger IN Newiork h'aVc ,h
a. hos been for the last ten years and the Empire State
,roduces practically all of the beans produced In The
fnitsd states Last year the domestic crop WAS small
and the foreigners made handsome thing by sending
go. bean. here But this year think the New-Nork
Farmers will get the benefit Of the market. Tho.
q WI tile Mckinley tshf help tht iIHIeIs 81
<~nsnds a good deal circumstance lie au" VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

say forty cents bushe Of sixty pounds dught 10 cur
tai the importation Of bea but the tpeen rora and
labor Is so cheap abroad and high here that ~ Is
the present duty is not high enough fny 10
protect the farmers here. -, -, ~
There are large stocks of foreign beans here now
but they are gradually being reduced by me enrSnt
demand, that the incoming new Grp WI Rsst
goods OF the best quality are sc 4os 81 SO for
A. 3ba go 40 for medium and pea beans whle Iorelg1
are selling Al 80 4O0Sa 80 for marrow, 81 9OGS3 10
for Medium and 20 100 e. 20 for pea BEANS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
OUR BIG SISTER CITY,
AFFAIRS I'M BROOKLYN.
Warship Depart From Navy YardThe Clubs Summer
How Politicians Fatten-FOurth of July Accidents
Items of General Interest.
rst OF August. Then it will be mounted on ii.

hrst OF August. Then 1t Will be mounted on The
vessel.
Commander william ". Foger, Chief Of the Buress
VI Ordnance, was at the Navy lard Oh THURSDAY, AID
made general Inspection Of the ordnance depart
meDt especially OF the tracks and m0untinss for Tie
bat tory vi the bennington. Commodore EOlger has
Gently, through the approval VI secretary Tracy aAea
i'm Drtaut Steps coward the thorough elulImelt
vi the war with torpedo armament WHICH
by the way, Prince George OF Greece spoke Of 70 !
but no one can tell what TINS age OF progress vl
produce The first Of these important steps was tie
constitution Of permanent board OF torpedo experts
aud the second one arrangements Tor the supply Of
large number Of torpedOes ~ the WarsmpS.
Commander George 4. Converse, whose detachment
from the Enterprise will take effect on july rs, Ia
to be the president Of the bCard OF experts,
Mclean as members They u take charge. under
tine direction 81 the Bur an o. Q dn2nc, Of eApe m
tests by firing and launching TUBE, Of automobile Tor
pedOes installation board, 5tOWage. and OF TORPEDO
supplies generally. The headquarters Of the bad
Will be at New York. but the experiments Will be con.
authorities on affairs rellting 10 tOrped0es. and In
addition TO their other duties they will be charged with
the manufacturing inspection Of the orpedOes Of Amer.
lean invention and construction.
II Is tile Intention OF the Navy Department 10 push
forward rapidly a. possible the supply Of auto.
behind. Thirty Of the type invented by Captain John
A. Howell, Of the Navy have bon ordered. a; cos,
Of b each and the first % them Will be ready
for the trials next month. supply II the Whitehead
tDrDssiO has also been ordered. A hundred Of tese
have been ordered. and they % be made by f. W.
Bliss & Co. in BROOKLYN Among other toTpedoes Q
be experimental with is that invented by Lieutenant
VI. f. Hall, az present attached 70 the Torpedo In.
structOn Corps az Newport also the sims Edison. The
Patrick the Eerdan the Lay and the Hdlgnt torQedOcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
THE PICTURE OF TIE NATURAL BRIDGE OF
VIRGINIA

in your geography gives but faint conception OF Its
immcusity Join the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
nanys F6nrdays Tour OF July ,. going via Getty sbuTg
And Luray 10 behold its grand reality.
Tonrst Agent and Chaperon accompany the party
s26 covers every expense. Apply u Hekst Agents >.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13

Ianse Der idbe Ton Der beutfden Wiuts
teripra6e eri9alt, unb 3tpar ni9t bur1
3pans ober @etpaIt, fonbern bur6
DarIesuns unb Serborbebuns bes
9lubens unb seiltisen Se8ens fir iid
unb unier @oIf. gBir ipolIen neben
bieier bic ensliide Sprahe reben, leIen
unb beriteben Iernen, uns nidt aIs Elm
beIonbereS 8oIf i'm 8pIfe anIeben, fons
bern als Elm 8oIf unter elmer SABINE,
neben benz rptbsipeiBsblauen Sternens
banner einbereeben, tpeI6eS uniere 8ors
batter sesriinOet, unb ipOftir aud uniere
beutIden Niitbiireer treu unb feit un6
ritterli9 setdmpft baben. GS tpdre
cine Shma6, tpenn bic rei6baItisite
unb biIounsSfabisIte Spra6e Der grbe
an uns trdse unb na6Idiiise 8feeer
fdnbe. ,Sn ieiner Wutterfpra9e",
iast S. Sabn ,,ebrt iid iebes Bolt /; in
Der Sprade Shab 1T bic 1lrfunbe feis
ner 8iIbunsssei6idte nieSerselest
bier ipaItet, ipie i'm @inseInen, baS
SinnIide, @eiItIide, SittIi1e. Sin
SoliI puS Ieule SpLuWe peItelltI b1pL
fein Stimmredt in Der Wteni6beit auf
un6 iit sur itummen 8Oae auf Der G6Is
ferbiibne beripieien."
,Der Sein6 beS beutfden nnterri6tS
rubet nidt. gr 1T einittpeilen ftiae.
SplIte er uns aber einmaI in bic
S6ranten rufen, uns su elmer gnti4eis
oun9 brdnsen, foqte eS einmaI sr einem
Sample fommen, 10 Iaifet unS in ses
idIoHenen Neiben feft Bel unierem
9e&te iteben, ipie uniere oeuti6en
SanbsIeute in Snbiana. 98ir aber,
als Brebieer an beutiden 9emeinben,
lafiet unS unieren sansen GinfluB se'
bruu9en, ni9t ais beridrobene Seinbe
Der ensIii8en Sprade, ionbern als Bee
fiiriporter zines beutidsenelif6en Inns
terridtS, uniern 8inbtrn bieien Sesen
su erbaIten, ben Seeen beiber Spras
6en, beren nnterridt unS bic 2eeiSlas
tur bon Obio berbiir8t in Seftion
4O2l."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
SaS nSfetto~ Der ~Treipra8une~
0Ser friegt8

csn ben Iebten 13 ssabren bat bic
&e8ieruns Silber einsefauft unb in
Dollars auSseprdst init einem Brofit
bon 1928 Gents am Dollar. 9erabe
iebt 1T Der 8rOfit 1924 @entS am
Dollar, ober ipiirNe es iein, tpenn SiI'
ber quSssprdet ipiirbe. Bon bieiem
9roiit iinb bic 8rd8una8folten be3abIt
tporoen.
Der Mlns6ireftpr madt iebt--rnb
baS bietet unS 8eranIaRun8 su @esen'
tp6rtisem-barauf aufmerfiam, buB,
tpenn bic SiIberprGsun9 auf Bribats
re6nuns ,,frei" sema6t ipirbe, bic
Steueraabler bic &oiten su traeen Bats
ten. @r iaet, bic Brdsuns bon SIS
OOO, 900 SiIberSoaarS per Dlonat O6er
&C, ,000,0 900 per Sabr tpiirbe bic 2eiits
unsSfabisfeit Der OttinsiteIIen auf bas
9leuberIte in 9lnipru6 nebmen, bic
3oitenre@nuns fir bic SteuersubIer
ipiirbe ettpa 81 100000 per Sabr bes
trasen, unb ipenn bic neuen DliinsiteIs
len einasri9tet tperben uno su arbeiteu
anfansen, bann tpirb baS-tper tpeih
tpie pieI peiter a ,,in bic 8upper
eeben".
SreiprGsune auf 8ribatre6nunf
tsiirbe einen sroben Brofit in einen 8erI
IuIt beripanbeIn, un6 bieIer tpiirbe Elm se.
paltiser 8oiten fein, ipenn bic Srei'
prdsunsssIsitatoren unb Snterefenter
beabidtisen unb eS bur6iebten, bal
9laes bon ibnen sur Wliinse sebradt
Silber aud ausseprdet ipiirbe.
9lber baran benfen iie gar ni9t, uni
barun 1T ibnen nidts seIesen. Su f
ipiir6en gar ni9t murren, ipenn in bei
nd9fen sebn Sabren aud nidt fiji
einen einsisen Dollar bon ibrem SiIbe
auSeeprdst tpiirbe.
g8ir baben bereits 5 Bis 6 DtaI {
bisI SiIber'9OIIarS aussemtinst, al
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
0Bobin treiben mir ?

Gin idIimmes 3eiden Der 8eit,
i9reibt Der ,,2ouisbiler Nnseiser", lit
Die in lsBterer 8eit in beri6ieoenen
Tbeilen Der Ser. Staten mebrfab au
Gage eetretene 9leisuns, 9lrbeiters
i6ipieriSfeiten NIT 9Sulber unb Slei 3u
orbnen. @s 1T elm fefitsbenber ameris
faniider @runbiab, baB nur i'm dubers
fen 9tOtbfaa ;u ben 8affen ais Pacifi'
airunsS. MitteI sesriffen iperben foIlte,
bod ipirb bic llnantafbarfeit bieies
@runbiaBes in unferen Tasen tart
berIebt. Sm 2aufe Der Iebten brei
Monate baben erbbere Wlaiien bon
8ereleuten in BennipIpanien, Oregon
unb Sennehee eeeen bic ibnen, ibrer
Meinuns mad ausefiiste 1lnsere6tisteit
rebolbirt. Sic iudten ibre Saae niat
bur9 NppeIlation an bic reeuIdren 9es
ri6tsbbfe, an bic Sdiebseeri9te ober
bur6 anbere 3u @ebote itebenbe friebs
fertisen MitteI sum IustraS su brins
gen, ionbsrn iie sriffen au ben @aifen,
uno beriu6ten uno brpbten nit @epalt.
9ie 8eb6roen berfielen in benieIben
SebIer, ,lnb anitatt ben 8eriu6 su mos
den, bic Sdtpierisfeiten auf 8iitIi4em
@e8e beiSuIesen, lebten fie Der @etpalt
@etpalt entSesen. gS tpurben Sruppen
entboten unb ipeniSitens BET elmer 9eIes
senbeit fam es gum 8lutbersieBen.
Ser bierin su Sage tretenbe @eiit 1T
elm berfebrter. 3u ben @affen au
sreifen, um einfade seiddftIi9e Sras
gen su prbnen, iit unamerifanii4 unb
barbarii9. glm meifen Ieiben baruns
ter itets, fpis bic grfabruns lebrt, bic
armen SeufeI, tpeI6e bur9 faIide, bers
rdtberifde Siibrer in bieie eefdbrIi9en
llnternebmunSen 8eitiirst tperben, aber
bic llebeI rei9en bebeuteno tpeiter als
baS unmittelbare 8Iutbereieben unb
baS bemielben foIsenbe GIenb. Der'
artige 8orfommnihe iinb sans seeisnet,
bic M6tuns Sor benz @efebe au unters
sraben, unb itarte 3peifeI in bic 8ors
treffIi6feit unierer freien Snititutionen
tpa6 3u rilien, tpenn mir unter oeniel'
ben ebenio oft ipie in europa feben iols
len, bab Sruppen unb arbsiter einans
Der NIT ben @affen in Der Sanb Se9ens
iiber iteben. 9ie 9trbeiter iollten bes
benten, baB iie burd @affenSetpalt ME
unb nimmer ibr 8ieI erreiden fbnnen,
unb iper @inb idet, Sturm ernten
pirp. Sebe SADIE, bic bur6 Iuflebs
nen sesen @eieb, Orbnung unb San'
beSfriebe sef6rbert tuerben iOa, 1T bon
pornberein perloren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13

bas 2anb i'm gerfebr ablorbiren fam.
Bas bic Sreis6iIberIeute ipoaen, 1T
bic Sreibeit, Silber sur Diiinse 3u brins
gen, uno Elm ,,@ertififat" ober einen
S6uIbf9ein auf 81 fir 37i Gran fein
bafiir in @mpfans au nebmen. 8ries
gen iie bas, bann seben fie ni6t einen
PffferIins barum, ab aud nur cine eins
3lse 1nae bes "Details ausseprdst tpirb,
ober ni9t, unb Oh, tpenn nidt, bic se'
iammte. mad mebr SilberoollarS Ie6s
senbe, Aliansi9aft bariiber bes &ufuts
tpirb.
WirtIi@e @usmiinsune tpiirbe ibnen
gar ni6t Iieb iein, ipeiI bic 3u maffens
bafte neberprobuftion am fi6eriten benz
san3eu ShpinbeI ben 8pben auSI6Ias
gen mlBte. Dss Serren MiinSbirefs
tors ginpan6 sesen bic Sreiprdsuns
auf @runo Der 8oiten madt ibnen aIio
ni9t i'm MinOeiten Summer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
gtep 9ort, SntariO & 8rfern
Gilea6a1n.

3ass SsrIafen ben Ssriep Central Sabnbuf
mic fclgt:
Nadb @arbOnbale unb ,piItsuliegenbsn Sta.
tionen um 700, 8.45 unb t1.t2 Born. unb
1855, 3.t5, 500, $50 unp II. .05 gahm.
Natb 6orelt City nm ZOO unb tf.f2 Born.
9lab SaneOd, 9isw 2Orf Sspeac, Utica
uup allen Uf- unp weltliben YuRften um t1.f2
IBprm.
3ugs langrn an bon Garbpnbale unb stpi.
IIGrnIisgnben Statipnrn um 7.40, 9.15 unb
tt.05 Born. unb 2.45, 410, sos, 7.4O unb
1900 9iahm.
Bon 8orst City nm 9.t5 Born. unb 4.t0
lTabm.
Bon Sspesu, Utica, Hep gorf, Sanepd uuo
Dlt- unb ipttIi6su punften TIM 4.f0 sfahm.
s. 6. 4nberfon,
Gjeuq pa1'r Assnt gfetp gJcrf.
". 6. Carr, Div. YaH'r Gssnt, Serantun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
TemeraIarm StatiDmem.

Ro. aaifrn. 9OfaIit6t
t2 @elpn Wlble.
i3 eliif Werft.
IA Qadawanna aSs. uub Sisbsnts Straes.
IS yadapanna 2lpe. uHb Scranton paus.
i6 Didlpn Wauufaeturins 60.
II I. s. u s. 60. Stabl 9Berft.
10 Z. 8. IL 8. 80. AIte Rpa Miblt.
2t SsfferIpn unb eadapanna Aptnues.
% Wppming @psRue unp Sprurt SiTaes.
% einbsn Strabs uHb GraniIin aSenue.
"a WaIbinetpn Apt. unb guIberrp Straet.
25 SIipe Strabe unb Mbams Aptnut.
26 9adapanna unb Waibinetcn Mptnuts.
q MuIbnrp StraBt unb Nabilpn gptnut.
% Stiftrfpn Apfnnt unb Gibfpn StraBf.
81 Clay 9lprnut nnb 8ine Strabt.
80 &appuIr 2lpsnut une phelps StraBe.
80 prppibsnrt &oae unb Carbon Strabe.
81 9adapanna une Nero Drain slptuuts.
IS Sadlcn Srabs uue Winin Aptnue.
&c SadIcn Strabe uno tiueplH Aptnus.
81 Gpereit 2penus unb Sadfon Strabt.
38 @arfieIp Apsnus une 2afasette 9tra6e.
Al gpaibinatun glrr. unb Sifprp Strabe.
AZ Drittr unb 6slOps Shabs.
AZ Hiinfte Qpsniie nne Uiinfie SiraBe.
IA Suantonunb Sisbents StraBtn.
as Stppsrs Yadins Co.. pine 8ropf.
46 Stpnf Mptnuf unb 5fmIpd Strabe.
az pittstpn Npfnur unb gBiIlop Straee.
AZ prpspett Apsnur unb Bttf StTa6t.
ST &sbar glptnut uub 9llbtr Shabe.
SO prpsptet aptnut unb Hfbsr Strabf.
So @tbar @ptnut une Gin Sira6e.
81 8albingtpn sipr. unb WapIt StraBt.
SIS &sbar Apsnus unb pear Sna6e.
Sc SerantOu StabI Wtrff.
81 SpstIanb Snabe unb 8rpmItp Ape.
62 Sib Wain Npe. unh Samptpn Stra6t.
63 Glib Ahtr uHb Samptcu SraBt.
Ga @aIbinetOn ape. unb Rtp gorf SiraBr.
65 Warion StIabt unb &appuft aStnus.
&c .. - 8. Sraaung unb Green Hibge ct.
II Didlcn Mptnue unb on Warftt Strabt
72 Court Stra6r unS Diampnb Mpsnus.
73 prppibencr Rpab unb 9lorb Drain Gps.
"a Mlarfst Srabt unb 9iprt Wain aps.
rs gcrb Main Aptnue uub parfrr StraBe.
81 8rid unb Saf StraBtn.
SO Bloom uub Narfst StraBfn.
SO Srpine Qpsnus unb alb Siraes.
1913 .. z. & D. 8rabt paus.
i2i WsIi Warftt unb gBiupna @trabtn.
2i3 D. Z. & QB. Aarren WerffGtien.
}21 D. {. q D. WaiGtntn @trft.
Ute rtmtrb.
aOmmt bn alarm BON SfaftH IA, 70 pirb
,ie @lpde ,urf 6 ne ftIastu, bann pauf'
en- unb bifrauf er m q anfGIagen, rieni-
i'd (; I-IIII, bae 8ruer tn btr gl1bs BON sta-
ten IA anjsissnb. 9sbsr MIarm pirb brtirnaI
pisbnbOIt. Sn sIsiGr gBrifs psrbsn ali
@abltn angsasbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
0ntel= el=1tebernahnle

Dem bsutI&sn publifum unb msinen f&psi-
ier 8rsunbsn erIaube i'd mir bitrmit anjujsi-
gen, bae Id bas SOtsI uns sfpfbaus bss psrlf-
Germ. @eber, Ala %. Main Npe.,
iibsrnpmmsn babe. Sb psrbs muir bic bsitsn
Speilen, @rtrGnfe une &isarreH bnIttn unb
bsmiibt iein, Ourh refae 8fbienung alien &C.
rs6tsn AuforOrunssu su entiprs6rn.
Stnrp ppu @tifeuflub.
20 Mrin @siddft aIs S6isfsrbeder fiibrr
i'd mic bisbsr fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
9(n Oeuti9e Nereine.

Die bsut1&sn gsrsins Der Stabt Serantpn
perbm ba-auf aufmerfiam 9ema6t, hab bic
Strisesr-8aue jsbsrstit fir Bale pic ghee
uub parabsn snsaeirt ptrbtn fam. wlnft
gut unb 3u nisbri9ifen preiisn. Mnmslbunstn
iu md&en bel 9eaber auauff DunntmaHn,
S2S Gin Sra6e; obsr BET 5auptmann 8rant
RSllu pom 8rirsr- -8aein, f403 prospses
Npenue, 29,6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
9(n s9minOiil6tige.

Ser llntsr3eidnete. uelder na6 msbridbri.
aen 9eioen pon eiuem idueren 9un9tniibel
uno Der 9efiirhteten Q d. 10 in II d. I ourh
elm einfades MitteI gebeilt puroe, uiinidt
all' Ieinen WitI.ioenoen Die Metbooe Der Seil.
una betannt su MAIDEN. gr miro allen, Die
60 luini6en. iOitenfrei eine abidrift bes De.
5epies lenben, iueIdes cine iidere SeiInn0 fur
. Sdwinbf fudt, aftbma Gatarrb,
uno ale pals. uno 9un9en.
Affettiunen in Gr bofft, oab ale 9eioenoen
Ieip MitteI probiren, iueldes unfddbbar 1T.
Der oas @s3ept. ons nidts tOitet uno ie9ens.
reid iein fam, iuiipidt, fdreibe sefdIIi8it an
Rep. Gbparb q. 0Bilfpn,
williamsburg, Sings Co., Stem gOrt
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
STATE NOTES.

Miss Fannie Hoffman, of Annandale,
has made 1890 pairs of trousers during
the past wear.
TIE Rev. w. G.. See has resigned the
passionate of the Reformed hurc at
B~rookdale, Essex county.
An owl made its appearance in the
church at Pluckamin last Sunday morn
ing, during the service
A nine year old daughter of William
Grier, of Pitman Grove, dispatched an
opossum with an axe.
A Manasquan man while walking xlong
the beach last Thursday saw a shad in the
surf and caught it in his hand.
Mineral paint has been discovered in
the vicinity OF Farming dale, aud a COM
pany is to be formed to manufacture it.
New Jerseys original cranberry grower.
Seeley Scull. is still living at Browns
Mills and il past 50 years of age. He is the
possessor of a small property on which he
lives in a very humble way.
An ex-jndge and an ex-sheriH of War
rem county were on au election board
that by its neglect to fill out u blank
caused an extra meeting OF the
ing board at an expense of 500 to the
county.
The Atlantic City Commissioners OF
Appeal are having II lively time listening
to the objections OF tax payers who pro-
test against the system or taxation IN
a%ugurated by Assessor Riddle, who ill.,
creased the valuation of property from
e4,40O, 900 to S11, 900 600.
John Dixon OF Lyons Farm lives in a
manure heap and resists all efforts OF the
residents TO give up his strange place oil
abode. He fought against putting on
clean clothes. and when a supply OF food
was given him he threw 1T away. EfIorts
are being made to have the man sent to
Ill insane asylum.
A ~two-year-oid daughter OF Charles
Jamison of Cedar Brook, Camden county,
while toddiing about the yard at It's
home fell into a well Monday afternoon.
James, the eleven-sear-old brother,
bravely seized the well rome, descended,
crasped the little one, ana together they
were hauled safely to the Top by their
fourteen-year-oid sister. Tie mother was
visiting Il neighbor.
After It's years of existence the famous
Dickerson mine, on Mine Hill. in Morris
county, which has been one of the prolific
mines of the State. and is certainly the
oldest known within its borders. suspend
I'd operations on Monday last, the lessee
aying reached the conclusion that II
could not longer be worked with profit.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
CORPORATION Notice.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON TIL
~ 2d day OF Novem Der. 1891. the Z commissioners
OF Assessmeut filed in the office OF the Clerk OF the
Board OF street and Water Commits. lonera their
final assessment map and report for the constrno
tion of q 2iinch brick sewer in
HOPKINS AVE.
frou a point about 100 feet east OF Central averu9
TO within - feet of the westerly side OF Pulle1de
avenue. and the same Is now open to publc IN
sreetion in the ONCE OF the Clerk OF said Board
and notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues, or particular sections thereof
are includ ed in said assessment
HOPKINS AVE-,
from Central avenue TO Palisade avenue;
CENTRAL AVE-.
ton the south side from HOPKINS avenue about
~. 10 feet east and 81 feet west;
AVE-,
ION the north s1de1 from Hopkins avenue about -
feet east and q feet west:
PALtSADE AVE.,
ION the north side from Hopkins avenue about y
feet east and 1ul.1 feet west.
an thut the 18th day OF Dece mber, 1891. at ten
O'Clock a. M. aud the meeting room OF tine Streetand
Water COMMIT s toner's are hereby hxed as the time
and place wleii and where the Board OF Street ana
Warsr Comm issIoners viii meet to hear, consider
and adJudicats apon all o5iec ton ; 10 said assess
lnent and repor.
All objections thereto must be prese nted IN
writing.
b, .orner of the Board or Street and Wafer Com
GEORGE I. BoUToS,
CLARK.
Dated jersey City. November q. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28

The old saying that econ
sumption can be cured if
taken in time" was poor COM
fort. 1t seemed to invite a
trial, but to anticipate failure.
The other one, not SO old,
consumption can be cured"
is considered by many false.
Both are true and not
true; the first is prudent
one cannot begin too early.
The means is careful liv-
ing. SCOTS Emulsion of
cod-liver oil is sometimes an
important part of that.
Letus send you a book on
CAREFUL LIvING-free.
SCOTT 6. BowsH, Chemists, 1sa South sth Avenue.
few York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion of cod liver
'E-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
ITO wHon IT MAY coSozRs.

Pursuant TO the provisions OF an act OF the Legis-
lature OF The stat, of New jersey entitled An act
to authorize persons to change their uames.' ap-
proved February \. Isl . notice is hereby given
Ihut snail Asply TO the Circuit Court OF The
County of Hudson at the Court Housein jersey
City, IL Monday. the 2Ist day of December next. ut
ten O'Clock III tho loren DON, or as soon tee eafrer
as i can BE- heard. for an order TO authorize me 10
assn me another name. to wit the lame OF HARsY
phILLIrS.
JOSEPH HENRY BEBRo.
Dated November u 1891. st45
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
PROPOSALS FoR FURNISHING o n STA.
L tionary 10 the Public Schools OF Jersey City.

M
PROPOSALS o FURNISHING COOKS \ STA.
L tionary 20 the Public Schools OF Jersey City.
M.
sealed proposals are hereby Invited for furnish
ing books and station sry 10 the fublic Schools OF
Jersey City. N. j.. FOR the fscal year beginniny
December !, 1891. ana ending November ~ 1872
The contractors will be required TO deliver goods
free OF COST OF transportation to the various
schools at such times and in such quantities as tho
Committee on Pooks and Stationery or the Board
may direct. anu at the prices named in their bids.
the Eoard Will mold bidders 10 that portion OF
their bids when may be accepted. The Board re-
serves the right 10 accept or reject any bids in
whole or IN part. proposals must have the names
of two Freeholders. residents of the state OF New
Jersey, who will become sureties for performance
of contract. samples of books aud stationery
must be left In the onice of the Clerk Of tue Boari.
High School. BAY str eet, for the inspection OF the
Committee. A list of the stationery to be bid for
can be had on application to the Clerk Proposals.
sealed and df ected to the on BOOKS.
sta ionery and Music must DO presented At the
meeting OF the Board to Do held November q.
1891.
BY order OF the Board.
JOHN REID.
HUGH A KELLY,
NJ. +. MORAN
Committee on Books, Stationery and Music
JAMES :. WIsEMAN,
Jarsav cftv Nnvalnhar IA 1901
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
,xEoUrRIxs SALE Of i,EAi. lsiATE.

E~EkoUrRIXs SALE Of l;Eai. ESTATE
Pursuant to AMI b. virtue Of au order OF the
Orpnaps' Court OF Hudson county, New Jersey.
made on the sixteenth day oil Letotper, A. II eigh
Teen Hundred ana ninety-oue. the undersigned. ex-
cc.it=il Of loSephlne e. GOODWIN. decea ed, will
sell AZ public vendue. to tho highest bidder. GU
Monday. L. = twenty third day OF November. A. u.
1891, at the hour Of TWO O'Clock in the afternoon, az
WolbtTts sales lioom. No. a I~ontgomery street.
Jersey City, Nj.
All those two certain lots. pieces or parcels OF
land and premises. hIIuate. lying aud being In the
town of Union IN the county of Hudson and Stare
Of New Jersey. which on a certain map. entitled
MAP OF property belonging to Michael Fischer
situated near DALI town. Hudson county. ~ L."
dated septem Der j, 1915. ana duly flleI in the office
of the Clerk, now Register, OF Hudson county,
\. j, and known ana DESIGNATED as lets number
seven "a and eight Hl ~ffon,ing OH Washington
avenue now Fisher avenueI, bounded on the east
ty lot number six 80, on the norti. by property OF
Joseph Danielson, deceased. ana on the west by LOT
number tsl and being each twenty-five feet in
front and rear. and one hundred feet in depth
throughout.
Dated October y. 1891.