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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-21


NOTICE IS hereby given mat /. John N. Jones.
~ OF Jersey City. hudson County, New Jersey,
Will apply to the Board OF chosen kreeholders OF
the County OF Hudson on Thursday. tho tweuty.
NTH day or June instant. atthe hour OF half past
seven O'Clock in the evening; at the Office OF SAID
Board. IN Jersey City for license TO build DOCK.
wharf or pier in front OF certain lands owned by
me. situate the tide visitors OF the hackensack
hiver In Jersey city. HUDSON county New jersey.
dock and piers intended 10 be built under such
license Is as follows: beginning az POINT ia the
high mark OF the easterly shore or the lack
eusuck River at the division line between sail
lands owned by and LANDS owned BY George
4. CAN'T, on or near line OF Duncan Avenue,
thence running west ery along sat. dislslon line.
II continued. a distance OF one hundred and forty
feet i5J ri more or less the exterior line for
piers as established by the Riparian Commission.
ers OF the state OF New Jersey thence 20 south
eriv along saId exterior line Tor piers One
Hundred anu Thirty one feet tl5l III more
or less TO point where the southerly 81 Vision line
OF sd ID lands owned BY ms II continued would Ia
erb along said division line Il continued as afoee
said a distance or ons hundred and forty feet 40
feet 10 high water mark on the easteriy shore OF
the Hackensack River, thence. q. northerIy along
said high wafer line one hundred end thir ~ One
foet ISL teer to the place OF beginning.
the lands In front Of which the application Tor
Land. 2 heirs Of Jonn O. Van Wrinkle. FRS Wari.
Town OF Bergen, hudson County y. J. surveyed
ny John n Culver. town SURVEYOR. ana nted in the
Office OF the clerk now register OF the County OF
HUDSON, as plot marked James 7. Dehott 23s
a''0a JOHN NJ JONES
Dated June 3. 1887
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dale. Jennie Stevens and Messrs. j. Fay,
A. Hart, George Tyson, Harry Hunt
James Byrne aud Frank Madison. The
membership roll now confirms forty
names, Practice games are played every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday after
moons.
The Franklin Lawn Tennis Club, of
Lafayette, has elected the following of
rs:--President, William Kline; vice.
president. George Smith: secretary,
Mamie Browne treasurer, John Blight.
james. Harry and Frank Bartlett have
joined the club
The West Bergen Lawn Tennis Club
has membership of thirty-five. The
grounds on West Side avenue are in fine
condition, and almost every evening the
members can be seen playing the popular
game. The club will tender reception
to the members of the Lafayette Club to-
morrow evening.
The PearsalI Tennis Club of the
Heights organized a few nights ago for
the season. The grounds have been put
In hrst-class order and will be formally
opened July
The Cartcret Tennis Club grounds have
been deserted this week and the nem-
bers have been enjoying themselves dis
cuesing tenuis at the home of Miss A.
Collerd on Harrison avenue. A meeting
OF this club will be held this week for the
ROc~
ries of games between the ladies of the
club will be played as soon after July 4
as practicable. Medals will be presented
to the winners of the series.
The members OF the Crescent Tennis
Club of the Heights nave apparently lost
interest In this sport. Phe grounds were
put in good order more than month
ago, but it is rare thing to see any OF
the members on the grounds. The ma
jority of the members OF this club are
now active members Of the Jersey City
Racquet Club.a
The Junior Lawn Tennis Club, Of West
Hoboken, has organized with the election
of these offfcers:-P President George
Murphy, vice-president. Miss Mia
Lavigne; secretary and treasurer, John
Bauer. The members of the new club
are Ida Alces. Arthur Murphy, John
Lavigne, Gussie Ostermaa, Cyrus Weeks,
John Quick. Harry Hintenhoff, Wilmer
Bauer, Sadie Murphy, Bella Bauer,
Louis Godfrin, Nita Schwartz and Nellie
Rocker.
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TO RAE THoUsANp ISLANDS.
The Excursion of the Park Reformed
Church Starts june 90.

Church Starts June 80.
The eighth excursion of the Park Re-
formed Church to the Thousand Islands,
via the West Shore Railroad, will leave
the depot on June 20. 10 past years the
excursions have besn financial and social
successes.
People from Newark, Brooklyn and
New York have attended the excursions,
and last year $50 persons made
up the party The large sales of
tickets, it's expected. will be made this
week, and more people 1t is thought will
attend this excursion than attended the
previous ones. The trip will last four
days, and the train containing the excur.
sionists will leave here at half past nine
in the morning, affording an opportunity
to see the Catskills, the Mohawk valley,
crossing Central and Northern New YORK
through Utica and arriving at the Thou
sand Islands in time for dinner at the
Hotel Frontenac at seven p. IN.
The return trip viii begin July 9 and
will be made part OF the way by boat A
stop will be made at Utica. long enough
to give the party chance TO drive about
the city The excursionists Will arrive In
the depot at Weehawken at $50 p. M.
July 2. The price of tickets has beer
fixed at SIS. All information can be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Thomas Hendricksor
under whose supervision the trip will bt
made
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Geer, eighth; William Muller, ninth;
Charles Edge. tenth, and w &c. Eldridge.
eleventh. The silver medpis of which the
BOYS are very proud bear the inscription
"Victor."
The great turnout of wheelmcn yester-
day at Brooklyn WIS grand success. and
III is estimated that at leass 2. 900 men were
in line. The Hudson county wheelmen
had delegation of thirty-sx men in line
and they received fair share of applause
al along the line of march. Tue boys
report that they were treated royalty by
the Brooklyn wheeinen.
The hobby uniforms of the Jersey City
athletic boys attracted considerable
attention yesterday at Brooklyn. Eight
members, all bearing the club colors, par
ticipated in the parade through Prospect
Park
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GRACE CHURCH CONTEST
Bishop Starkey's Decision
in the Controversy Ex-
peCted Tomorrow.
TUE NEW yESTRY Confident.
Pastor Chapman Says that His Party
viii Yield il Defeated.

The Greenville Grace P F. Church
| conte t will in all probability be settled
tomorrow when it is expected that
Bishop Stlrkey will render his decision.
The new vestrymsn claim taat the Bishop
will render decision in their favor.
Although Bishop Starkey never gave
any official information on the matter
stiliaon his recent visit to Gtesnville, he
intimated Il Rector Chapman that he be-
lieyed he was right and would decide that
tue annual election was legal.
The old vestrymen refuse to talk, and
not a word can be elieite from them
THE REcTeR's HOPES
Twisted Counsellor Chapman Lass eve
ming "The new vestry has every reason
to believe that Bishop StarKey will
decide III its favor.n he said. Tine con-
annual election has been outrageous
to say the least. They hole al
the books and the treasurer still has the
funds. They ignored the rector when
he asked for them, and fatty refused to
give them up. l believe the Bishop has
taken all these matters into considera-
ton. Furthermore our side OF the
thst he must, in order TO
De impartial. give as the decision. The
new vestry Will abide by his decision, how
ever. no matter what il is. Ii we are in
the wrong we wiIistep down and out. Il
we are in the right. why. tnen we VIII
stay and sue the old vestry IL they refuse
TO turn over the books. -
Rector Chapman has nothing TO say
about tho trouble further than that ne
will put all trust in the Bishop and do
Whatever he says is best.
4 The church Is progressing both finan-
cialiy and otherwise. The cotlec-
lions in fact are now larger than
they have ever been before, which
certainly proves that the church
has not lost anything by the resignation
of the larger part of the wealthy mem
sbers. The choir has been reorganized,
and new teachers have been secured for
the Sunday school. A score or more new
members have been admitted, and COM
plete harmony prevails.
WILL THERE BE A NEW CHUCH?
The cid vestry will continue TO hold
services every Sunday morning and even
ing at the residence of Mr.. L. NJ. Lock
wood on Danforth avenue. If the Bishop
decides against them. The rumor that Il
new church was to be organized could
not be verified last evening as the mem
bers of the old yestrY refused to talk
about the matter further than to say
WAR and see. It is understood, how
ever, that ii they decide to erect new
church nothing will be done until next
fall.
Counsellor Chapman laughed at the
idea of organizing a new church, and
said that II organized it would not be
Episcopal.
81 doubt very much" he said 'ff the
Conference wifi allow them to organize
another Episcopal church IN this section.
They might. however. build in the Be :
gen section and thus obviate the dill
guilty.
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HUDSON COUNTY WnEELMGN.
They Figured Conspicuousiy in the Ri
brooklyn Parade.

They Figured Conspicuousiy in the Big
brooklyn Parade.
The club house OF the Hudson County
Wheeiinen presents a beautiful appear
anee and everything is In readiness for
the grand house warming on the evening
or June 25 The boys have spared no
time or expense ia making this event a
memorable one. Captain McAra has
issued orders that every member of the
club shall turn out in full uniform and
participate in the lantern parade which is
70 be held previous to the reception at
the club house. Invitations have been
sent to all the cycling clubs of northern
New Jersey, New York and Brooklyn to
participate in the festivities.
The members and guests will assemble
at the club honse at half past seven
O'Clock and start will Ds made as near
eight o'clock as practicable. CAPITAL n
McAra has decided to parade only
through the principal streets in the
vicinity of the club house. Residen is
have been requested to decorate their
houses on this occasion. 1t is expec ted
| that at least five hundred wheelmen will
be IN the parade.
A party of about .forqy members of the
Hudson County Wheelmen. under COM
mand of Captain MoAra, intend takiHg a
run today over Staten Island They will
leave tne club house at nine o'clock.
a moonlight run is TO be taken on Mon
day evening. The boys will leave the
| club house at quarter past seven, visiting
West Brighton. Port Richmond and ST
George, Staten Island.
The bulletin board in the club house of
the Fl. C. w. bears the notice, "Ciub run
10 Porhpton June %; start eight A. NJ. !;
cherries ripe" Every year the boys visit
Pompton In the cherry season, and the
trip next Sunday will undoubtedly be
participated in by every member Of the
club who can get away. Already thirty
five members have signiied their willing
ness to accompany Captain McAra.
The annual Century run to Philadel-
phia. which was held Saturday week
ago and participated In by nearly four
hundred wheelmen, brought out the
"staying" powers OF the wheelmen liz
clubs from all parts of the State. OF all
the clubs represented in the run, none
made a better showing than the Hudson
County Wheelmeu.
The Fl. G. w. had Representation of
thirty members, and of this number five
were on time at the finish, and won the
silver souvenir medals which wer 6
awarded 10 every man arriving in Phila-
celphia at the scheduled Tins
Dr. g Hus3n came Ia SEVENTH; Mr..
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, ABBlE L
~ English OF Jersey City. Hudson County, will
apply TO the board of Chosen Ereeholders OF the
County OF Hudson, on Thursday. the twenty NTH
day OF June instant at the hour OF half past seven
o'clock n the evening at the Office of said Board.
in Jersey City. for license to i1iid dock wharf
or pier IN front OF certain lands owned by me-
within and al Joining Belmont avenue. situate on
the tide waters OF the Hackeusack Hiver in Jersey
CITY. hudson County. New Jersey. and that the
location and dimensions OF the wharf dock ana
piers intended be built unuer such license is as
follows Beginning at point In the high
water mark OF the easterly shore OF the hack
ensack River at the division line between sad
lands owned By me and lands owned BY
John NJ. Jones on the north, between Belmont and
Gautier avenues. thence, I, running westerly along
said division line II continued q distance of one
hundred and thirty-five feet 13s IT,. more or less to
tho exterior line for piers as established BY the
Riparian Commissioners or the state or New Jer-
sew thence p onthriy along said exterior line Tor
piers ninerysx feet. s6 IT,, more or less to a pont
where the southerly division line OF said lands
said exterior line for piers Themes,
II continued as aforesaid a distance IL one hun
drsd and thirty hve feet uS5feets more oriesS, to
bish water mark. on the easterfy shore OF rha
Hackensack River; thence ri northeriy along said
high water line ninety five and sevenfy-two one
beginning. -
Dated June eth 1891
ABBIE L. ENGLISH
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NoIIcEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ], MAMMALIAN
~ r. Rosenberg. Of Jersey City HUDSON county.
New Jersey Assignee tor she benefit Of cred itors OF
Dantel 1oftsy or Jersey City. Huds0a County New
Jersey VIII apply 70 ne Board Of Chosen Free.
holders of the County OF Huus0n on I'd nrsday, the
twenty NTH day or June instant, at The hour Ct
half past seven O'Clock In the ing, at the ofiioe
of SAID board u Jersey city for LICENSE 10 build
BY me as Asslgnee aforesaid situate on the tide
Hudson County, Now Jersey. and that the location
and dimensions Of the wharf, dock and piers in
tended to De built under such license is as folos
Beginning at point In the high water mark OF the
easteiiy shore or the Hackenssck River az the d.
vision line between said lands so owned by me as
Assignee as aforesaid and Ian y owned by the
Mayor and Aldermen OF jersey City: thence J. run
ming westerly along said division lin Il continued
distance of about ono hundred and fifteen feet
20 the exterior line for piers as established by the
Riparian commissioners OF the STATE of New Jer-
sey thence, ?, northeasterly along said exterior
line Tor piers about one hundred and sixty seven
feet 10 point where the northery division line
said lands owned By me as Assignee, IL continued
would intersect said exterior line for piers tnenca.
s. eastery along said division line. II cont nued as
aforesaid. distance o. about ninety-fve feet 10
high water mark on the easterly shore OF tho
Hackensack River; thence 4. souLhwesrerly along
said high water line hundred and ffty-sfx feet
TO the place OF begin ming.
MAMMALIAN T. RoSEN BERG.
Assignee for the benefit Of creditors Of Daniel
Dated June 9Th 1881.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY WEN THAT !. JOHN. N
~ Jones' OF Jersey ty hudson County, New
Jersey, win apply to the Board OF Chosen Free
holders OF the County Of Hudson, on Thursd az
the twenty Il ftg day OF tune instant, the bour
OF hall past seven o'clock In the evening. at the
ofice of said BOARD. Jersey City, licen 50 to
build dock, wharf or pier In front OF certain
lands owned BY me: situate on the tide waters OF
the Hackens sack hiver ~ Jersey city, hudson
County New jersey. and that the location and d.
mansions Of the wharf. dock and piers tntended 10
be built under such license is follows: Beg rim
ming at point In the nigh water marx OK the
eriy shoreo The Hackenssek River at the division
lins bet ween said lands so owned By me and Janus
owned by bnie l. English on the south. between
Belmont and Gautier avenues, thence running. I,
westerly along said division line II continued q
distance OF one hundred and thirty-hye feet more
OF less 70 the exterior line for piers as xed by the
Riparian commissioners OF the ate of ew Jersey,
thence 2 nortnerly along said exterior line Tor
piers two hundred and Lightweight feet, 2oS f..
more or less to point where the northerly diyis
sion line Of said lands owned by me. II continued
would interseet said exterior line for piers thence
s. easterly along said division line II continued
aforesaid distance or hundred and thirty
five feet more or less TO high water mark on tho
easterly snore Of the Hackensack River, thence. 4
southerIy along said high water line two hundred
and eighty-sevcn and sixteen one hundredtns feet,
~ i6- lOJft, TO the place OF beginning
JOHN NJ. JONES.
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CHRISTIAN Endeavor convention.

PreDarations for the next State Conven-
tion of the New Jersey Christian Endeavor
Union are being made. Newark has been
decided upon as the place, and the date,
if church can be secured, October 23, "a
and Is. The first session Will be held on
Friday evening, and the concluding SER
vices will be held on Sunday. This is
something new for this State. and 1t con-
templates a much more elaborate pro-
gramme than anything before attempted.
The First Presbyterian Church is the one
in which the Convention will probably
be held.
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NOTICE IS HERE By GIVEN THAT I, JOHN N.
IN Jones of Jersey Guy. Hudson County, New
Jersey. will apply to the Board OF chosen Freehold
OF the County OF hudson on Thursday. the
twenty If III day OF June, instant MT the hour OF
half pasg cclock In the evening. at the ONCE
of SAID board in jersey City, for license build
a dock. wharf or pirv in front or certain lands
owned by me- situate on the tide waters OF toe
hackensaek River In Jersey City. hudson county.
of the wharf, dock aud peers intended 70 be built
under such license Is as follows;- BeRinn ming at
point in the high water mark OF the easterly shore
of the aekensack river At the division line be-
tween said lands owned hy me ana ianes owned
by George Gantzs thence running q
westerly along said division line il CON
tinued a distance Of ono hundred and forty
feet ll40 feetl, more or less, to the exterior
line for piers, established by the Riparian Com
mis sioners OF the State OF New Jerses; thence. 3
solther1y along said exterior line piers
hundred ami three feet and two inches. l0S it, .
in 70 point where he soptherly division line Of
said lands own ed by nae IL continued would inter.
sect said terror line Tor piers thence, easiery
along said division line. Il continued as aforesaid
distance OF one hundred and forty feet, l4U IT.
less to high water mark the casterIy
shore of the Hackrnsack River; thence a. nogtherly
along said hfg b water line one hundred and three
feet and two inches, us It in. to the place OF
JOHN M. JONES.
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a supply Of electricity certain cases and for
the prS tection Of p Rooms anc pro ertY.
inissioners 81 5erssv City, on behalf Of the NUM-
esy e sa ciS lie &c sssy c.ss Sespc
COMPANY or any other pc son or corporation sha
any person or cor poration to be used Within the
city limits as motive power TO drive set In
The COMPLETE plan and purpose Of such sup " OF a
Gus rent of electricity together with full details OF
same and OF the connec ions and safeguards.
Poles. brackets and fixtures OF every kind shal t
have been ffsf submitted 70 this Board by n
petition ASKING the sprroyal this Board Of such
curront Of cleo FiciSy settling forth of the facts
in the case and such petit ion shall have been
1oard and such wires and condulIs shall not az
any time neseaftef be used Tor any pu pose not
Section 4 That any misstatement OF facts witch
intent % deceive; set forth in me perion required
by tbs fst section OF this ordinance, any of
such wires or conJuits for. any purpose not coy
ehsa BY gf SCI for, ,n n a snait lender
the use OF any wires or conduits strung laid In
nd determine upon lie nassags OK resoanon Of
his Board 70 that effect and the serving of copy
It's ofeers. Or upon the person IN ch arge Of .he
cslce Or BUSINESS Of the company, or upon any
and Ihis Board reserves the right 70 Judge u The
o. st pS shall he sccesse bT T ans MS
company or corporation or person as nnal and
section :. That any violation of any provision OF
this ordinapce shaflrendef tho person Violating
ofience and subject any company 70 q finc or
penalty OF SIS for every day such violation shall
Section 4. That before fling such petition any
N s 9 FIJI Ps ,S snail e Win the
ing acceptance Of the provisions OF this ordinances
and an agreement TO obey and keep the same invi
- CHARLES J. so e.s;,
Passed June 4; 1921:
GEORGE 7. BorToN,
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a sUrpLnMaNr 70 ~ onDINAsca 81.

1lIf2nAsNA ~ AN OtAD4N AACE EN-
n titled.
Bergen Railroad Company to use electric motor as
propeliing power OF It's cars approved september
% 1Ss0."
The Mayor and Board of street and Water Commits.
sioners OF Jersey City on behalf Of the unici-
Section /. That Section L of the ordinance to
which this is q supplement- be amended by adding
the following words. Provided, that before adopt-
Ing any system Of apDlyfngor using electricity as
motive power whereby any obstruction Is put no.
on or over any street by overhead wires or other
wise, O., by any conductor under any street. the
proposed plans and methods shall be submitted in
detail and with full explanations to this Board
a resolution all have been regularly ADOPTED by
this Board approving the same and granting the
right the said company to and adop1 the
plans methods SO submitted for approval 10 the
end that life and property may be properly pro
tected and The free use of the streets by the people
preserved. =
section 3 That nothing contained in this ord,n.
anee shall prevent the said company from con-
ducting the experiment In the of electricity
now being made on montgomery street from VAR
lex street west but said experiment of cleo
troity snail not be extended below east OF Var
lex street without the consent OF this Beard as
provided in the first section OF this ordinance.
CHAS J. SoMERS
49, President
@. I. HoCToN,
Clerk.
Approved June 10. 1891.
OREsTEs CLEVELAND.
Mayor.
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no TEE HEIRS or cEoReE xeE5a pEcEAsED,
= = Katharine ngel Bertha Engrl and nary
ln a =, on arc hereby nstiiled tliet have as.
lot number forty foHr OF block nnni Der 1is Gu an
asssss ment map annexed to areport made
~ conlmissioncts OF Adjustment appolnr
Gu Dy the Circuit Court of the County Of Hudson.
IN pursuance Of Chapter XII. Of the le vs. of 1881 a
certified copy Of which map ilied the once
or The Collector If the City OF Jerseg City on the
ath ay OF February, eighteen hundred and ninety
o. q sale made by the City Collector OF the said
CITY. Under and by virtue OF the provisions OF the
said act. entitled IAN act concerning tho settle
Inent and collection Of arrearages Of unpaid taxes
assessments and water rates or water rents in
cities Of this state, and imposing and leyyilig
lax. assessment ana lien. in lieu and Instead of
such alrearages end 70 enforce the Mt there
Of anc ia provide for the sale OF Iands subjecE TO
future tHxation and assessment passed.
March %, 1886, anu the supplements thereto,
and you hereby further notified
that YOU have or claim to have. an interest therein
and unless the said Tor. tract parcel OF land
SHAH BIO redeemed provided In said act and the
supplements thereto. before the expiration OF six
months from and after the service hereof. doed
tor the same will be given according to the pro
visions OF the said act
Dated Jersey CITY, hay / 1891
PETER Senior. by
WILLIAM DIETkfCH
Assignee
McEvvAN & McEWAN
Attorneys for Assignee.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN n
hown ana Elisha 3 CLARK, trading under the
County New Jersey have this day made an assign
ment tne subscriber Of their estate for the equal
5ors musS Z, sShieit the:r spcetive claims under
NO - Montgomery street. Jersey city New Jerssv
JOHN 9. INwRIoBT,
AxSiuxco