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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-19

EASY TO GET HArs.-"Yep," said Pink
Whiskers, the tramp, 81 wlsh's I had as
many dolars as i. la eBsy TO git hsts. You
seq, gerg of rs will lay down in the weeds
alongside OF the rnilroad, e little way from
the water tank. jest as a passenger train
is about to start of, after the engine is
through taking wstor, ws jump up and ho!-
Ter, 'HoWdy. colonel?' Then all the men In
the Ger stick their hesds out Nv the windows
sn' we grab their hats an slide. w course
this is in tbe South In the West we sey
'jedgs' and 10 the East we say 'Dafhsser.
Anywhere eise We sing on 'Howdy, NJ.
Smith ? u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-19
ALLEGED FRAUD IN epooKERY.-Tae On

ALLEGED FRAUD IN epooKERY.-Tae On
sst Bay, Masa, essooistion have served no
sioe upon HRS. Eta Roberts, OF Rochester
N. Y..r c1eetiug that she leave the grounds
OF the association Mra. Roberts gave G
spi,i uslsio seanoe In her cottage lest
Ghursday. 1t became evident to those 90.
sembled that sill wss rot as it shou!d be,and
at the close of the seanoe Two female sceota'
tors tcck POI ;ss!on Of the cabinet for the
purpose of investigation. They found &C.
cre.ed beneath a ted Miss Annie West, CT
Iopeka, Kan. THY also found other evil.
dence of fraud, and made report Of their
discoveries to The officers Of the assaole-
fIru
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-19
RrmAgKsB1E SENSATIONS -LsthIy Mich.

REMARKABLE SENSATIONS -Lsth]y Nich'
ola. osThomaston, Me., nhose diseased arm
Ras recently stipulated, experienced sone
remarkable sensations after the operation
had heen completed. After an putation ths
arm was placed In 6oz iu somewhat
oramped position end Nichols complained OF
3 severe pain. Without his knowledge She
arm was plscad 10 more natural position,
wheyeupon rs expressed great relief. AZ the
missine member waa carried awpy ha ind'.
cats d 10 thoss around him just how the box
was moved, and whsr 1t wss tipped from a
Isssl ne tolt considerable pein. He told
when It wae placed IN tho grouad, and infi-
Gated hy eaetures with bis remaining arm
every ahagaful OF earth thsb Vas thrown up
on is, expressing Dsch relief when lie inter-
mont WEE over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-19

THERE is no good reason why any other
oouutry should blame China for the actions
Of q few Ct her people in attempting TO 0rlFe
cut Of ha- l'colss foreigners who 60 'hsFs
with the evowed obsect ofsubvecting line ns-
tiona' religion OF that country, which ia in
fnits!V older than that of those from which
the missionaries hail, aDd which. judging
frou the actions of some OF the latter, is also
inf llely batter. Bntthat:he United = atss
should co 80, after the many Instances OF
outrageous treatment to which Chinese have
been and ere eu' scted here, and after the
exclusion OF Chinese from this country by
national legislation. ia ridicuiously absurd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-19

President Polk. OF the National Farmers
Alliance, ssys the members of thst orsariza-
sion are not going to be deferred from at
tempting 10 attain their obi acts by any fear
OF negro action. Wiser msu than Mr.. Polk
regret suoh talk, icr the fear Of negro action
hiss kept the South solid and the solid South
is the only thing that has saved portions OF
the South from negro rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-19

mand effective legislation within constitutions,
limits to secure the integrity and purify OF fed.
eral elections throughout the u, ion.
On the reassembIing OF the convention J
P. Aikens as made permanent chairman
and In his speech all OF his references 10 n,
Blaine were greeted with cheers The con-.
mittee on platform then presented its ,epo,,
and the ne" republican committee vas
named.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-19

PRESIDENT PAGE, oftbe Virginia Farmers
Alliance, In bis speech at the opening eet SION
OF tbs convention of that organization yes
terdsy, made etrong plea in favor of the
settlement o: the State debt. 1.-THE Virgin
ia Alliance ahall endorse the views OF lie
chief, ia the particular referred TO, 1t will do
the s;ste great beneds. and If Mr.. Page were
ss right or all other questions as he ia on
that oae, be would be model msn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-19

T EADBEATER's DIARREGi MIX UR
~ This article We have boon mskI Ter so' !.
thirty years, and it bas proven itself u lie ri sle'
value, particularly at this season Of the year.
anglo FS. LEADBEATEE x iiao.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26
CHAPTER ccIv.

A Supplement to an act entitled IAN act
concerning the settlement and coliec-
ton of unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rates or water rents, In cities Of
this State, aud imposing amt levying a
tax assessment and lien in lieu and In
stead otsucb arrearages. aud to enforce
the payment thereof. n to provide for
the sale Of lands subjected to future
tax and assessment" approved March
thirtieth, n thousand eight hundred
and eighty-six, aud the operation there
of.
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That the provisions OF the act TO which
this act is a supplement be and the same
are hereby extended to include all cases
where any a asse sslnent or water rate
shall have been levied or impo5ed, or at
tempted to be levied or Imposed. on any
land In any city of this State subsequent
to the passage Of The act to which tnis act
is a supplement. aud where such tax as
sessment or water rate shall remain IN
paid q In arrears for the period OF one
year.
8. Aud be it enacted, That all acts and
parts Of acts Inconsistent with the pro-
visions of this act be and the same are
hereby repealed.
A. And be 1t enacted. That this act shall
be deemed a pablo act and shall axe
effect Immediately.
Approved April IA. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26

sale OF the lots o. tracts OF land wherein
such assessment has been imposed or
may be a lien in the same manner aud 70
the same extent as lands are now sold for
unpaid take in said township. aud the
purchaser or purchasers at any such sal e
OF sales and his legal REPRESENTATIVES,
h hold and eplOy such lots or tracts Of
land, with the rents. Issues and profits
thereof. 10 the same manner and by the
same title "a tenure ss purchasers at
the sales Of lots or tracts Of land for I'M
paid taxes can now hold and enjoy the
sumo in said township.
IL And be Il enacted, That if.the pro-
perty owners or owner along any road in
anycounty Of this state. which has not been
improved or Is not undergoing improve
ment d the previous sectious OF this
act, shall desire any section Of the o In
such county improved. aud are willing to
contribute the whole expense of such i'm
provement, the supervisor OF roads
Of such county shall upon the writ
ten request of such owners or owners,
max a plan OF such section OF road so To
be improved. In which shall be given the
levels and distances, n also a specih-
cation which shall state the materials
which can be used, and the manner Of
using them. and n copy of such plan.
specification aud bids shall then be sub
mitted by sucn owners or owner to the
board OF chosen f~reeholders, aud II such
board shall approve them; il shall then be
lawful for such owners or owner TO accept
a bid or bids from among the bidders and
proceed to build such section OF road ac-
cording to the plan and specifications
and have control of the expenditure of
none used to make such improvement,
subject 10 the approval aud supervision
OF the supervisor OF such county,
and upon the completion of the i'm
~provefnent to the satisfaction of the
said supervisor. and upon the submission
TO him Of receipts, showing full payment
for materials furnished and work dom
under the specifications. the said super
visor shall file a certificate with the clerk
OF the board OF freeholders OF such conn
ty. which certificate shall state the com-
pleti0n OF the improvement and the cost
thereof, and thereafter such section OF
road so improved shall be a county road:
and the said supervisor shall be paid by
the aforesaid owners or owner the sun of
ten dollars for making the plan, the sum
OF five dollars for drawing the specifica-
lions, the sum of five dollars for the final
supervision and the making and fling OF
the certificate Of the completion of the
work. in addition to the compensation
allowed by the provisions Of this act. and
In case such supervisor is not a civil en-
gineer, aud an actual survey Is recessary,
then such owners or owner at their or his
expense shall procure q survey which
shall be subject to the approval of such
supervisor, which survey shall axe the
place OF the plan befofe mentioned.
IS. Aud be It enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved April IA, 1901.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26

owner OF the particular estate. or OF the
estate in remainder OF reversion in said
land NAV be injured or impaired. ft shall
be lawful Tor the court Of chancery upon
application made to it by petition By the
executors or executor. trustees or trustee
named IN said viii or deed or ere sur
vtvors or survivor Of them, or any duly
appointed or otherwise legally authorized
person standing and acting in their place.
or by any cestuis que trust, or by auy Of
the owners aforesaid, and upon consider
alton OF the circumstances Of the cnse
and notice TO all the parties in interest, q
order q decree SAID executors or execu-
tor, trustees or trustee. survivors or sur
vivor OF them, or any duly appointed or
otherwise legally authorized person
standing and acting In thelr place.
70 sell and convey or mortgage said
lands, or a part thereof, whichever, I'm
der the circumstances OF the case,
shall appear to said court to be most ben
encial 10 the parties ia interest, for the
purpose OF raising money to pay. satisfy
and discharge said MORTGAGE. legacy,
Judgment. tax or assessment and interest
thereon, together with the costs and X
penses attending said sale or the pro-
curements OF said mortgage loan; and
such decree shall oe made. the
said executors or executor, trustees or
trustee, or the survivors or survivor Of
them. or duly appointed or otherwise
legally. authorized person standing and
acting in their place, may sell and convey
OF mortgage said lands, or such part
thereof rs may ne necessary for the pur-
pose aforesaid. for such price or In such
an amount as said conrt shall in and by
said decree direct; and such sale or mort
gage Of said lands shall be free. clear and
discharged Of any interest Of said cestuis
que trust n Of said owners therein
and the surplus arising therefrom. In case
Of sale, after paving said mortgage,
legacy. Judgment. tax or assessment, and
accrued interest thereon, together with
the costs and expenses attending said
sale. shall be held by said executors or
executor, trustees or trustee, subject to
the provisions OF SAID will or deed relat-
to said lands. IN such manner as the chan
cellor shall direct.
2. And be it enacted. That this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved April IA. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26
CCIII.

An Act to amend the act entitled "An act
empowering executors trustees IN
der certain circumstances to sell or
mortgage real estate approved March
thirty-dist, one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-one.
1. Be il enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey.
That section one of the act to which this
is a~mendatory be ami the same is hereby
amended so as TO read as follows
L Be it enacted BY the Senate and Gen.
eraI Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That whenever by any last will or tesla
ment lands and real estate are devised to,
or whenever by any deed lands are con-
veyed TO or held ey any executor or ex-
ecutors, trustee or trustees, In trust for
any person or persons for life or until the
happening of some event In such Will or
deed named, and said lands so devised or
conveyed shall at the time of the taking
effect of such devise or conveyance be en-
numbered with any mortgage, or charged
with III payment of any legacy, or sub
lect TO any judgement. tax or assessment,
or shall thereafter become chargeable
with or subject to n Judgment, AK
or assessment. for tina payment Of
which mortgage, legacy. judgment.
tax or assessment aud interest there
on no adequate provision is made
the testator or provided for in sueh deed,
except out of the income from said lands
aud zeal estate; and the same have been
sold for such tax or assessment by virtue
OF any laws OF this state, or shall be liza
BILE 10 be sold to raise. pay, satisfy and
discharge such mortgage. legacy, jHdg-
ment. tax or assessment. or interest
thereon. whereby the interest of the ces-
tuis que trust, or Of the or
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26

now one OF the liveliest places IN South
Jersey. Forty houses are being erected
mad many more will be put mp as soon as
possible, 5000 brick having been ordered
Tor a new clothing mandatory, and rug
and furniture factories. a brick yard
will also De operated in the near future
The tract comprises 5000 acres, and Is
controlled by a new FORK syndicate who
deny that the money was received from
the Baron Hirsch fund. They say that
months
Judge Hugg, In sentencing James Pen
nington. at Camden, or Tuesday, tor en-
hezzling s2S 40 from the metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, said the crime
was becoming too common In Ctmdea.
aud it was time to make an example OF
the criminals. He gave Pennington six
mouths Ia jail. although the prisoner had
DEAN restitution to the company.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26
CHAPTER CCVH.

An Act a~mendatory of aud supplement
tary TO the act entitled An act TO en-
able cities in this STATE TO furnish
suitable accommodations for the trans
action OF public business and an armory
for the use of the national guant of the
state therin organized" approved April
fifteenth, one thousand eight nundred
and eighty-seyen. and the supplement
thereto, approved May twehtv-sigalh.
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
and to amend che title Of said act and
supplement.
l. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly OF the State of New
Jersey. Thai the title to said act approved
April fifteenth, O Thousand eight hua-
dred and eight .-seven. be amended 50 as
to read as toltows.--"An act 10 enable
cities in this state to furnish suitable
accommodations for the transaction of
public business"
2. And be it enacted, That the title TO
said supplement, approved May twenty
eighth. one thousand eight hundred and
ninety, be amende so as TO real as
follows:-''A supplement TO an act
entitled An act 70 enable cities in this
state TO furnish suitable accommodations
for the transaction Of public business.
approved April fifteenth, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-seven."
8 And be il enacted. That section one
OF said act of April fifteenth, one thou
sand eight hundred aud eighty-seven. De
amended so as to read as follOWs:-pro-
yided, That the total expenditure therefor
shall not exceed TWO hundred thousand
dollars in addition to any amount, not
exceeding nifty THOUSAND dollars derived
from the sale of buildings and grounds
as provided in this act.
/. Aud be IL enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly OF the Stats OF New
Jersey. That in any city ia the State in
which there are not buildings, the prop
erty Of the city. suitable aud sufficient to
accommodate IA different officers and
departments of the city government, such
city is hereby authorized TO erect such
buildings upon property now owned by
sHch city aud TO purchase other Land on
watch TO erect sach buildings for a city
hall and the accommodation of the differ
ent officers and departments of tue city
government, in the manner hereinafter
provided.
L And be it enacted. That section
three of said act of April fifteenth, one
Thousand eight hundred anu eighty
seveu, be amended so as TO read as fot-
lows
s And be it enacted. That for the pur
poses of this act the commissioners here
In authorized shalt have power 10 sell at
pubic auction. after due advertisement
for at least W weeks in the official
papers OF any such city, such public
gfounds or buildings therein. with the
ground whereof the same may stand or
connected Iherewlta. the properly OF such
city. as sucn commissioners aud any pup
lie board OF such city government having
charge Of such gronnd or buildings shall
determine may safely he sp ued or NOT
Continued on Page Iuo.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26
STATE NOTES.

Government surveyors have been in
v~estigattng Toms river TO find out at what
point the channel needs deepening.
r. b. Griscom, of Salem county, has a
pear tee well laden with fruit and also
in bloom for what appears to be a
second crop.
Cholera has killed seventy-fve hogs be-
longing to Larry Murphy. a New Egypt
farmer.
AT the tenant house of Jacob v. Little.
of Vernon township. Sussex county, a
new tin pail, with its surface highly
polished, after being used In the dairy
was leaned aud placed bottom side up.
along with other dairy fixtures. quite
close TO the house to dry. The rays OF
the sun falling upon the concaye surface
of the bottom, was focused 10 9 point
about eight inches above the pail, thus
acting as a sun glass. and in due time
setting fire TO the siding. When dis
covered, the fire was just ready TO be
famed by the wind into a blaze. and in
an instant thereafter. all the conditions
being so favorable. the house would have
been wrapped in flame.
Owing TO the large amount Of water
which is wasted by oversight or careless
ness, the Ocean Grove Association have
adopted a rigid set of rules, which went
into effect on the first of June. Since that
date no permits la been granted for re-
volving lawn ~sprinklers; the ~sprinkling
OF streets or roadway by private parties
or property owners is prohibited, and the
privilege OF taking water by neighbors is
expressly forbidden. In their circular
the Association say that they will not be
responsible for a deficiency or failure In
the supply of water.
About forty Belgians, who have been
engaged for the past two years In the Co
hansey glass works at Bridgeton, sailed
for their old homes In Belgium on We'd
nesday. They will return in September,
when the glass factory esumes opera :
tons.
Hugh Baxter. eightY-fve years old,
wandered away from his nome at Bask-
ing Ridge, a few days ago. and was found
at noon two days later in a thick swamp
several miles from home. He had been
sc venty hours without food, and had
eaten sassafrass aud spicewood leaves.
Thu farmers and dairymen in the viein-
ity of New Egypt are endsayoring to
form an organization TO be known as the
Protective Association Of Producers and
Shippers of Milk. its object Is To Sc
sure a thorough organization OF producers
and shippers in the State; to secure a
remunerative price for milk; to prots CT
the members OF the association against
loss in shipment and sale, u 10 gener-
ally advance their interests. A number
of the largest shippers In that vicinity
are already Interested In the scheme.
Halbertstown, the new Jewish settle
ment, eight miles below Melville, IS just
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26
CCvI.

A supplement to an act entitled IAN act
TO establish a bureau Of statistics upon
the subject of labor considered In ali its
relations to the growth and develop
ment of state industries" /, Z iroved
March twenty-seventh, n III susand
eight huadred and ssyen5y-eight.
/. Be IL enacted BY the senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jer-
sey, That the sum Of -four thousand dol
lars be and is hereby appropriated for the
current expenses of said bureau.
.. And be it enacted, That the treasurer
of this stlte is hereby authorized to pay
from any money not otherwise apnro-
priated the sum provided for in the first
section of his act.
8. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved April IA, 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26
CuApTER Gov

Au Act enabling cities 10 return taxes,
assessments and water rents paid in
error.
1. Be it enacted By the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of New Jer-
sey, That it shall be lawful for the board
having charge aud control of the finances
Of any city in the state to return, without
interest. the amount Of any tax. assess
ment or water rent paid or TO be paid IN
error by any person upon any real estate
situate therein. aud to cancel the record
Of such payment; provided, that no trans
fer, mortgage or encumbrance shall have
been placed upon record against said
property since the date Of sucn payment
in error.
2. Aud be 1t enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved April IA, 1881.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26
tn cHAscERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Robert L Chase, defendant.
By virtue OF an order OF the Court OF Chaneery OF
New Jersey. made on the day OF the date hereof IN
a cause wherein Bsrtha 4. Chase is the petitioner
and YOU are the defendant. you are required 60
appear. plead. demur or answer 20 tho petition OF
said petitioner on or before the fourteenth day OF
August next or the said petition VIII be taken Al
confessed against you.
The said petition Is filed against you for a
divorce fro IA the bond OF matrimony. and yoH.
Robert L. Chase. are made defend ant because toe
peu hon pray for a decree OF divorce against you
from the bond OF matrlnoay
lased June Is. 1881
DICKINSON a THOMPSON.
solicitors for Petitioner,
Ne. ! Exchange Place Jersey CITY. MI
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26

Ito ,nofnby's Oats isthree nunes
IL 10 psiatablc, three times as
n~ourahina, rhree tunes as popular
as angsthsy oats prepared. Besides,
it co.ks n Asee sn:nutes. Your
grocer saS :
THE CLOVER MILLS.
zs-7s PARK Place. New York
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-21
Telegram z BerIina.

Cesarz niemiecki przez trzv
tygobnle ME schodzlf z okretu He.
henzollern, vice rome krazy1y
wlesci jego zdrowlu, lecz wreszcie
II Slerpala wysiadf ma poi dnia
ma lad W portowem mlescie Kilo-
MI i wtedy SWAT sic przekona1, il
jest zdr6w-i hula sobie weso1o,
Jak dawniej.-BYli tn chicagowscY
komisarze wystawowi i bardzo
serdecznle lch przyjeto. Wiele
kupcow niemieckjch wezmie udzlaf
W wystawie Chlcagoskiei. - Woi-
sko nlemleckie odtad dostowac
bedzle chleb pszenny zamlast RAN
nego. Starokatolicki biskup Rein
kens dogorYwa, W miescle Thun, W
Szwajcaryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-21

posmie"tne zaplacl? l jaka4
slave zyska nasz patrYotyzm
i nasze milosierdzie?
Me bad&my dziecml: ME
cieszmy sic purchawka wielka
/ piekna IA pozor, kt6ra "a
ch"'le peknle i W proch sic
rozsyple, 30 zepsaciem tylko
nadeta by]a.-ChoGbv potrze-
ba byto obciac Zwiazek, ow-
sem nawet rozciac, rozpoio.
vic,
Gle do tej operacyi odwaznie
dopoki czas. Zachowajcie
tylko niego chocby male
zlarnko gorczyczne, ale zdro-
we, a to sic rozrosnie W
pote&ne, wspania1e drzewo,
ktore w cie&iu swych konarow
Ola wlelu p%rzytufek znajdzie.
ZWlQzkowlec.