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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-21
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-21

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11
STATE NOTES.

The title aud plant of the defunct
Morning NetCs, Camden was sold at
mortgages Saturday, aud bought by
in lge Hugg for 5000. The Camden
Daily Telegram was also sold by Re
celyer FRANK 4. Coe, and purchased for
$1,000 by Lawyer John II. Fort. who he Id
u mortgage for that amount.
A license inspector at Newark has in
formed every theatrical bill poster and
,aDager that he will revoke the license
Of any manager or bill poster who should
In future cause the posting of pictorial
bills of ourlesque or theatrical COM
puuies which in any degree revealed mud
iiy. All bills now posted are TO be de-
slToyed.
the United States Navy Department.
has arranged with II. A. Harvey Of New
ark, for tne ACQUISITION OF his process of
treating steel armor plates, provided the
results obtained in the the trial Of a plate
treated bg this method are borne out by
The subsequents tests. These trials Will
lie made at the Indian Head proving
ground AZ soon as the plates can be
made
Miss Bessie Scott, a daughter of Colonel
Julian Scott, the war artist of Plaiufield
has been studying art in Paris for several
Years, and is the only New Jersey artist
b work was admitted for exhibition
III the great Meissonier Salon. Five hun
dred renowned artists from all countries
were In competition, but pictures of only
$50 of these we're admitted, and Miss
SCOTS painting was Que Of them. Meis-
sonier was so pleased with the talent dis
PLAYED by the American young woman
that he wrote her d letter of personal
commentator.
The American Engine Company, which
is to locate at Bound Brook, has pur-
chased for 10000 about one hundred
acres of land on which to erect dwellings
Tor It's workmen.
A Railway milk dealer has been fined
three times recently for selling impure
milk. Each time Justice France col
lected $50. Assistant Milk Inspector Van
degrift made the complaints.
E~pglewoOd will not have the park for
which Minister Phelps offered to pay one
third. Last year the property was offered
for 5000; now it is held at $4,000 for 600
feet front
The sand pirates have been DESTROYING
the beach drive at Atlantic City, by cart
ing away large quantities of sand, which
are nsed for grading purposes. The land
owners have been unable to do anything
TO protect their property through the
local authorities and have appealed to the
courts. Long rows of piling have been
driven in the beach TO keep of the pirates,
but they wait until low tide and drive
around the piling.
Lewis C. HUFF, fifteen years old, died on
Saturday afternoon about four O'Clock at
Someryille, from cigarette smoking. He
was talking with another boy by the rail-
road track when he fell He was picked
up by Il man and after a few gas9s died.
DIR. Kenny said he believed is TO be from
inhaling the nicotine OF cigarettes. of
which he was fond. He was a smart, in
felligent boy, who had been led into the
habit by seeing other boys smoke. He
had recently Joined the Methodist church.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11
NORTH HUDSON.

The Republicans of Union Hill have
organized for the coming campaign by
electing the following ofiicers:-Presl-
dent, Frank Trask; first vice president,
Henry Bell; second vice president. John
Ross; secretary, Henry Icke; treasurer,
l.. Nash.
The different township committees will
meet at the Town Hall in West New
York tonight and talk about the proposed
consolidation of all the towns in North
Hudson into n city.
The Palisade Amusement Company K
pect to open the season about June /.
John Smith, one OF the Oldest residents
of Union Hill. who died on Saturday, was
buried from his late residence on Van
Worst place yesterday afterdoon. The in
terment vas In the Weehawken Gene
terry.
George Morrison, a brakeman on the
West Shore Railroad at Weehawken, had
his left arm SO badly crushed this morn
Ing that IL Is feared amputation will be
necessary. Morrison lives in Kingston.
Tomorrow night che Rev. Father Brady
Of Union Hill will deliver a sermon in St.
Johns Roman Catholic Church in Gut.
teDOurg.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

To Jedediah X. BALDWIN in his own right and as
executor OF Hiram GilberL deceased. Cornelia A.
under me viii u Hiram snbsrr decsased. Albert
l; Niekes, hiram q Micke~ Pc Lacy = Atekes
Charles. D. Wickes william Gilbert saul ant Jonn
L 81 Virtue Of an order Of the Courtos cnancsry o,
New Jersey. made on the day OF the date noreof. n
a cause wherein Jonn - komine. admluistr uSor o.
the goods aad ehattels, rlgnts ana credits whlen
HUDSON in the state OF sew ser-ey.dseeaseG .Eesin-
sshm1s ay yos ara 1I reaaiTed to apDe%f. pisad. seSsas
answer 20 the eonplainAnrs Pill On or before "a
bill will be taken as confessed against You
county of hudson and state o. New Jersey, dated
Ralpn a. Romlne IN his lifetime
And yoa. Jeaediah r. baldwin are made ade-
BALDWIN. and as executor uucer the viii OF hiram
Gilbert. decea sed. claim some interest," or estate In
An you cornelia A. baldwin. are maze q de-
AM Is devIsee Under his will claim some interest
o. estate in said premises
End you. Addison p. Jones. are made 2 defend
ant because you as executor uulsr the viii of said
hiram Gilbert. claia some interest," or estate tn
And yoa. Albert L wickes, sue rsaas a DEFEND
AMI oeea1se you as me wlao%sr g tnsaoSah =
claim some estate or iEtsEest IN sad prem sss
aud Charles D.. WicSes are made defendants be-
cause you. as heirs OF said ElizaoeEh {. wiekes,
deceased. and as deTisees under the viii OF said
Hiram Gilbert claim some interest or estate IN
And YOU. William Gilbert GauL are made ads
PENDANT because you. as devisee under the viii OF
said hiram Gilbert claim some interest or estate
In said pre- misses.
And you. John I. Rollins. are made a defendant
because il is alleged in SAID Oil that you are tle
owner b. assignment OF q jul gment recovered IN
the New Jersey suprene Court on the twenty
ninta day OF November. eighteen hundred and
seventy three. by James r.. Kline again q Wickham
Williams and Charles J. Glosrt and ~ reesoa
thereof claim some interest or estate In said prem
scs-
Dated January 3, ISL
ISAAC ROMANO.
Solicitor OF complainant
7. Q. Address, No. Is Montgomery street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11
CITY NOTES.

An entertainment will be given this
evening by the Sunday School of the
Second Presbyterian Church, Third street
near Jersey avenue. II will be repeated
tomorrow evening.
TO commemorate its eight year, the
Excelsior Mutual Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will tender a complimentary
dinner TO its Board OF Managers this
evening in the ball room OF the Avenue
House, Five corners.
The members or st. Peters Lyceum
are fixing their rooms up, n getting
themselves in good condition Tor a stag
RACKET. They are going TO have IL on
Friday, March Is. They intend TO have a
good time
John Cannon of No. AZ Fairmount ave
nue. was committed for trial in the First
District Police Court this morning for
malicious mischief on complaint OF
Michael Turner of No. 344 Second street.
Alexander Robinson, an old man living
at No. 1853 Newark avenue, fell down the
basement steps OF his home yesterday
afternoon and broke one of his wrists.
He was sent TO the City Hospital.
The Staten Island Brewing Company Is
building Il frame structure over the base
ment entrance to the old Dooly saloon
property at Sussex and Warren streets.
A new saloon is to be opened there.
The charge of m~anslaughter pre-
ferred against ChAnceman Keilt when
Michael Mccarthy dropped dead Satu--
day night week during Ia quarrel between
the two men in a SALOON, was formally
dismissed by Justice Stiising this morn
ing. The jury which Investigated the
Gaze e~xonerated keilt.
The ball COMMITTEES OF the Police Mu-
tual Aid Society mel yesterday after noon
and after squaring up accounts found
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11


Hudson Council. No. 81. National Prov
ideut Union, celebrated It's first auniver-
sary by an entertainment in Old Fellows
Hal, Centrevilie. last evening. presi-
dent George 5. Bogert acted rs master Of
ceremonies.
The annual ELECTION of officers of the
Underwater Relief Association. held on
Monday evening, had the following re-
suit: President, George Gregory; vice
president, Owen Lyons; treasurer. Will
lam Iorbett; secretary, Daniel A DIVER;
assistant secretary. George smith /;
Edwards. Samuel II. Edwards, j. f.
Morse, Francis c. LndeY, james II.
Wood, Mr.. j. Smith, George w. Morton.
James Thomas, ID. b. Fox and p. Il.
Gray. The association has 3T6 members.
Last year it disbursed Ss1SJ for mem-
bers' death benefits, $50 for the death
benefits OF wives, and Sji5 for sick bene-
fits; a total Of 81 ,943 80. IL also paid out
a dividend of S51l.03.
The primaries for the election of dele.
gates to the Democratic Mayoralty con-
vention will be held this evening as fol-
street; Second ward, First precinct,
Avenue ID; Second ward, Second dis
trict, Avenue ID. corner OF East Thirty
fourth street; Third ward, Avenue ID and
West Forty-ninth street Fourth
ward, First district. at corner
Of Cottage and Orient streets;
Fourth ward, Second district, corner OF
Avenue ID aud West Tenth street: FIFTH
ward, First district, Avenue / aud East
Twenty-secoud street: Fifth ward, Sec,
ond district, Avenue + and East Seven
teenth street. One delegate will be
chosen in every precinct save the First
district Of the Second ward, where two
will be chosen. The convention will be
held IN Saturday evening In Magner's
Hall at Centreville.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11
OF

SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM CHANcERY OF
Between Friedrich Schumacher es uE,. ct ais.
eomplainants. and Dorothea schumacher ct ais,
on bill for partition and decree for sale.
Yredenburgh q Garretson. solicitors;
New Jersey. made in the above cause on the nth
gay Of Rs6rssTTs' y an aunassd sn sns air nzs,n,as:
mentioned and described in the bin Of Complaint
snd SAID seq se'rG sDsela sPr M fsis: In william chan.
cory Of Sew Jersey. snail sell at public
n nfnassi e eneH,fn Marcni ia signs:es S1 hnndrsd a sns
nine :yTone ESD Al TWO o'clock in ne afteFaoPp.
iag, Nc; . no~ntgomsry street, Jerssy city all the
daSesseerT,bDeeda IN has said e dseree grown TO wnt:- 'e'nS the same
l. All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land and
thereof formerly called West Ho1oKehl in the
s SSloS % q l sasp az sA1 properly sSss4 p belonging ioa asf' g COR sas
nelius Van Worst" now deceased. inaie for him By
veyor. bearing date october q. eighteen hundred
Then Clerk Of the connty OF nud son, on the twsn.
ty-nlnth day Of october. eighteen hundred and
one huncred anu forty We Hssi SAID lot Ssins
twenty.nve C25l fest wide in front and rear and one
Bergen street NOW called New YORK avenuei,
premises aa sn0i ses ssihssft1 rA'S Efficiency = descriSea,
situate. lying and bling in the City OF hudson
New Jersey. aad which on a map OF properly OF
Cornelius Van Worst. now deceased. m ade for him
30. ana hlsd in the once Of the clerE
OF Hudson County, october 18Th. 1850 are
known and distinguished as lots Plumbers one hun
dnei and nifty. one tt5n and one hundred and dfty-
wo n52l fronting on Bergen street tnow Nsw York
svenuel on the eastery side thereof and being
each tweuty I'VE feat wide In frons ana rear aud
one hundred feet in depth Throughout, inciudiag
ths fncnoafe rights II dover of the com plainanL
Anna sehumacner. and Of tina defenaant, Marie
Nargaretha Schumacher.
together with all and singular the heredita-
ments and apDurenances to the said premises
bcl0n Rfng or in anyisise appertaiaing. said prem.
fses win be sold In three parcels aad each Of said
lots TO constitute one parcel
Dated Jersey CRY. February II. 1871. &slt ~
WILLIAM q. z. ZEE.
Special Master in Chancsry of New jersey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11
NEWS IN NOTES.


Foret-n-
The blizzard in the southern part of
England mas proved very disastrous. The
country Is covered with snow and the
railroads are blockaded-
News from Paris is 10 the effect that the
negotiations between France and England
on the Newfoundland question have re-
suited in an agreement which will be sub
mitted TO the French aud English Parlia-
ments NJ the cnu of the week.
The National Federation was temper
Erily organized yesterday as Dublin.
Justin Mccarthy presided. IL was de-
cidedly against Parnell.
A convention 10 Santiago. Chill, has
nominated Senior Vicuna for the presi-
dency.
1t is stated that Bismarck has consented
to accept the candidacy for the Reichstag
for Geesfemuude.
A dispatch from Rome says Prince
jerome Napoleon is dying at his residence
in that city.
The National Capital.
The negotiations In the BehTiug Sea
matter have taken q favorable turn, and
the two governments appear to have
reached au understanding upon which to
settle all d~iffereuces. Lord Salisbury,
under date Of February 81, 1891, has re-
piled to Mr.. Blaine's note OF December
last, and says hat he Is willing to SUB
init all matters. OF difference aud looks for
an amicable settlement
Roger q. Mills IS n candidate for
speaker Of the next House.
In New York state.
Twelve of the striking Polish cloak
makers. who wrecked a place at Jamaica,
l.. l., u few evenings ago, were arrested
last night by Inspector Byrne's men.
President Seth Low yesterday an
nounced the change Of studies for the
Columbia Law School. Hereafter the
Law school will be modelled after
Harvard.
Austin Corbin, it is said, will shortly
establish a trans Atlantic steamship
line from Montauk, L.. L.. TO Milford
Haven, England. Eight 1900 ton all
American steamships, capable of attain
ing a speed OF I~weaty-four miles an hour
will be built. The time between New
York City and London, 1t is claimed, will
be five days n six hours.
Elsewhere.
The struggle which has been going on
in the Illinois Legislature since Jauuar
last for United States Senator promises
TO result this evening IN the selection of
General John NJ. Palmer, the Democratic
candidate, as two of the Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association men have promised
10 vote for him.
A joint session of the California Legis-
lature will today ballot for a United
States Seuator TO succeed the late Senator
Hearst.
Rhode Island Republicans have again
nominated Herbert w. Ladd for Gov
ernor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

SPECIAL MASTERS sALE-IS cHAScERY OF
. New Jersey.
Between Margaret Gacquin. complainant and
Mary Gacquin ct ais. defendants
On Dill for partition and decree Tor Saia-
William 4. Aidige. solicitor
By virtue OF a decree OF tae Court Of Chaneery OF
New Jersey. mace In the above cause on the six
tenth day Of February, eighteen hundred and
ninety one, directing 4 sale OF all and singular the
Iremises menfioned and described In tas bill Of
COMPLAINT and said decree for sale. ], William q.
y see, special Master IN Chancery Of New Jersey.
shall sell Al public vendue, 10 the highest bid iers.
on Tues tax. tne thirty first day Of March eighteen
hundred and ninesy-one fis9n Al two O'Clock IN tns
afternoon. upon rhar part Of the premises known
as No. = Prescott place. Jersey city, ell the follow
ing lands and PREMISE. being the same described
in said decree. 20 wit
An those certain lots- pieces or parcels OF land
and premises. situate. lying and being In Jersey
CITY, in the county OF Hudson and state OF New
Jersey. and which on g certain nap o. ME in the
once 81 the clerk Of the county of Hudson afore
said. entitled Homestead Property Of r Wake
man, situated in the Fourteenth ward OF Jersey
City. y J." are known an1 dtsunguished as lots
fourteen IA ana 0fLesn l5h being on the westerly
SIDE Of prescott place a laid aoNn on SAID nap,
ana apDurte aancssto the sad premises heionEins
or IN ans wise appertaiuiuc. said premises VIII De
sold in fwo parcels each Of sad tots 20 constitute
LATED Jersey City. Feorsary u lssL sA@
WlILIAA G. r. SEE.
Special Master in Cnancsry OF New jersey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

CPEcIAL MASTERS SALE IN cHANcERY OF
between Caroline Mcfarland ct ux. complainant
and George Schwerer ct ux- defendants
On bin Tor partition and decree for sale
Randolph, Condies& Black. Solicitors.
By virtue OF a decree OF the Court OF Chaneery of
New Jersey, made in the ABOVE cause, on the
nTsnsa Ssy di re a sale * ali Liar and Singular, the
premises mentioned and described In the Dill OF
See. Social Master in Chaneery OF New Jersey.
shall sell at puolc vendue, 70 tie highest bidder
THURSDAY, the second day OF April. eighteen
hundred and ninets-one, llssll
at TWO o'clock In The afternoon. upon the premises
al the following lands and prenlise5, being the
same described IN SAIL decree. to wit
nate aai hIns and Deiass a. fasonia IN The City Of
Jersey CHS. County OF Hudson and state OF New
seven "A IN said 6iocx as laid down on a esrtaia
map male py Joseph r. ManSin- eatitlet Map OF
Az arsirnis, FLED in the cIsrk odics Of he county
of Bergen, A ID. 1904. bounded and described as
.oiIossrssgis sas on sas no r. e sss rs ssae
ot a point distant one hundred and forty
sa ! fe ieser s .eetIo ak M Ra5's' the ssaln essssEiiy if iiae
Of Bruaswick street; thence runnin g northeast
erly az right angies witn Newnss assnas. g
point in a line running at right angles with Newark
avenue. and distsns sesen,ysix ieeI Sad taree
thence south we sterly az right angles with the said
s sss. NUMBERED sHs ua Das ssVsa,y,s, n''f 1esr. ' three s ana
S SSsnss ws lasas' alO ss sS1 70 nor. sss s aSSshS II
llace OF beglnainy. being Inc same premises con-
ysy ed ny kr-st hlts 70 Ss9rgs senwsfss py DEG
recorded In Liosr u, PAGE Oh q Deeds for Hndsoa
County, ineigdiug The estate and iatessst In lowe.
schwerer. ia the said premises rogethef With all
and singular the Embellishments and ap2or.en
anees 70 The said premises beion<ing or In any
Dated Jsrss5 Cry. FsSruSTy Z ,ssi sl-sa
specaal Master In Chancery OF New Jersey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

ADVICE TO MoTHHRs-MRs. WISsLow's SooTH-
ne sYErP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer
al once: II produces natural quiet sleep BY re-
heving the child from pain, ana the little cheruo
ewakes as bright as O button. IL Is very
pleasant to take. II soothes tie child. sofrens
he gums, allsys all pain, relieves wind, regu-
stes the bowels, and is the best known remedy
thsr causes, iwenty-dge cents a boltle.-..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

.orIck OF s~ErrLENENf

Note, is hereby given that the nnal account Of
the subscriber. executor OF VII lam J. a Gage, de-
daceased. wli be audited and stated BY the surro
gaze or the county OF Hudson AMI reported for
settlement on saturday. tine 2ith dag Of April
Dated February Is A. D. lst
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11
NOTICE. 10 c-RzpIroRa

Estate OF James Lindsay. deceased. Nzre1rcs
undszs. sxseuarix Of James lindsay. deeeess1,
b. order OF the Deputy Surrogate Of Had
son COUNTY, dated EehraAry 4 lsL hmecy gives
uoEles % the creditors Of said deceden -
brina IN rheif dehE. demands and ctn1m1
exalust the estate q said deeedsnk nnier oazn e.
al1frrnx<fon ~1tnlu aims monras rruEt tae d1E4 e
s1il arder. q they viii b forever bnfred ~ 80
ACTON therefor AGAINST s4t1 cxecu<r1L
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When She became Hiss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them castoria
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

leave today for Canarsie. l. l., where she
will spend several weeks with friends.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

that the society had cleared $2,4)4 on the
recent bali. A resolution Of a was
rendered the citizens Of Jersey City for
their gene rms support.
Lafayette.
The seventh annual report of the Lafay-
cite Mutual Building aud Loau Associa-
ton has just been issued. The associa
ton is In a honrlshing and prosperous
condition. The report shows the receipts
10 have been S19.6 GOA. IS; disbursements
S79,604. rs; assets, S277. 1020S: liabilities,
S2l7. SEQ; surplus in bank. S61..02O S. The
subscription books for the seventh series,
Of shares are % open.
Communipaw avenue, near Halladay
street. is in a %frightful condition. The
sewer basin IS choked and pedestrians
are obliged to wade through n vast muddy
lake. This state of affairs has existed
for the past two weeks.
AS James Miller OF No. 20 Bergen
venue was driving down Pscific avenue
last evening, his horses SHE'D aud ran
away. The wagon collided with a tree at
Lafayette street and the horses were
brought to q sudden stop. Miller was
thrown out of the wagon. He escaped
injury however.
A few lights are badly needed IN the
vicinity OF the Central railroad station on
Cominunipaw avenue. Several accidents
have taken place on this bridge Of late
through the want of proper gaslight.
The sidewalk near the bridge remains as
muddy aud impasssble as ever.
The Jersey City Yacht Club is making
active preparations for a busy spring.
The members are beginning TO get the
boats ready for launching. New mem
bers are being admitted at every meeting.
james Mccarthy of Pacific avenue
passed a creditable examination at the
February examination of applicants for
admission to the bar as attorney-at-law,
held in the Supreme Courts chamber at
Trenton.
The organization Of a local fat mems
club is the latest sensation. Already
some three dozen heavy weights have
been enrolled rs prospective members.
Mr.. VI. Salter of Forked River is spend
ing u few days among friends in this sec
tion-
Miss Annie Fawcett of Somervile is
visiting Miss Dashill of Pacific avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

cAUTIoN;-Scuts Emulsion is put up in saimoncolOred wrappers.
Be sure and get the genuine. Prepared only by Scott & BOVINE,
Manufacturing Chemists. New York: An DIuggists.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

that the society had cleared s2,44 on the
recent bali. A resolution Of thanks was
rendered the citizens Of Jersey City fol
their gene rus support.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11

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