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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-29
CHAPTER CXCIII.

A Further Supplement to an act entitled
A act constituting district courts in
certain cities in this state" Apr wed
March ninth, one thousand eight hum
dred and s~eventy-seven.
l.. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State of New Jersey,
That hereafter. Notwithstanding any pro-
visions to the contrary which may be
contained in the act to which this is a
supplement-, or IN act supplementary
thereto or amendatory thereof. the judge
of any district court in any city iu this
state may preside in and conduct the
business of any otner district court when
requested to do SO by the judge thereof.
2. And be it enacted, That the salaries
of all the judges and clerks of d strict
courts, as provided for in the act to which
this is a Supplement-, shall hereafter be
paid in monthly installments.
8. And be 1t euacJed, That this act shall
be deemed n public act and shall take
effect immediately.
Approved March %, 1892. ,~
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after one or more est ltessR for life
or any estate therein, it shall be Lawful
Tor the commissioners or other persons
whose duty it is 10 examine and appraise
the said land and real estat and to assess
the damages for the taking thereof. in
stead of making an award and appraise-
meme OF the value of the interest or share
OF each owner or person interested in said
lands or real estate, to ascertain and re.
port the total value In a or So sum of oil
the Interests, estates or share, In said
lauds or real estate, whether in posse
sion, remainder, reversion or expectancy.
ana the total damages for the taking Of
the same; and such award and appraise-
ment. otherwise lawfully m lde, shall
bind all persons interested in said lands.
whether in possession, remainder
revision or expectancy or by any,
other estate; and UPON the pay
ment OF such gross sum bv the city
to the CLERK OF the circuit court of such
county. the city may enter upon Jake pos
session of such lands free and discharged
from all trusts, estates and interests Of
every kind and of every person whatso-
ever; and in such cases it shall be ! lawful
for the circuit court of the county 10
which said lands are situate, to appoint q
trustee or trustees and successors thereto
II necessary, whose duty it shall be to re-
ce1ve, hold and invest the money award
ed and paid for said lands or real estate,
and to pay the income of the same O I'd
finally to dispose of and distribute
the principal thereof in accordance
with the several rights, interests
and shares of the respective owner of OF
persons in interest in said lands; pro-
vided, that in case the lands SO taken or
any part thereof shall be in possession of
a tenant or tenants under Il verbal or
written lease the commissioners shall
ascertain and report the damages of such
tenant or tenants for the taking of said
lands and the court may order the sum or
sums allowed, be paid out of the funds
and the balance held as .ereinabove pro-
vided.
2. And be it enacted. That such trustee
or trustees shall give such bonds or Sc
curlty as the said court may require, and
shall account annually, or oftener If re-
CURED, TO the said court, and shall be al
lowed their lawful and proper disburse-
ments out of the said fund or its income,
aud for their services as trustees such
compensation as the said court shall
be deemed adequate and just.
8. And be it enacted, That this act shalI
take effect Immediately.
Approved March %, 1892.
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CXCIV-

A Further Supplement to an act entitled
san act relative to sales of lands under
; & public statute or by virtue of any Judi
cial p~roceedings'' (revision). approved
March tweury-seventh, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-four.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State of New
Jersey, That no sale Of land heretofore
made shall be invalidated on account of
or by reason of the execution being
directed to and the sale being made by a
sheriff of a different county than the one
in which the lands SO sold by said sheriff
are situate. or by reason of the advertise
ments having been SCI up In a different
county aud township than the one in
which said lands so sold are located, but
that any purchase of lands at such sals
who snail have paid the price therefore or
complied with the conditions of such sale
and received a deed for the iands thus sold,
aud ali those claiming title by, from.
through or under said purchaser, shallhave
as good aud complete a title thereto as il
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Wheeling Notes /.

The Jersey City Athletic Clubs Wheel
men will have a run tomorrow afternoon
to Coney Island.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will en-
Joy their excursion to Connect icut. They
will come pack on the bike.
The Business Mems Cycling League
of Newark will hold a race tomorrow for
the Murray emp.
Al a meeting of the Bloomfield Cyclers,
held on Monday night, Il. b. Davis was
elected President and w. F. johnson
Secretary.
The Mount Vernon Cyclers will hold
their annual club races on the Larch-
mont course September Is. The events
will include five, ten and twenty mile
races.
The Somerset Wheelmen will hold a
bicycle tournament on September Il. The
following races will be run:-Oue mile
safety, novice; Que mile team race, opel
to New Jersey clubs. one mile safety,
handicap; two mile safety, handicap. En-
tries will close OF September z with C. B.
Mathewson, SomervIlle, n. j.
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the execution rad been directed to and
the sale made by the sheriff of thecountS
In which said lands are situate. and the
advertisements set up In the manner re-
quired by law at the time said sale was
made; provided, that in all other respects
such sale shall nav been made according
to law; and furthe r provided, that a JUS
tlce Of the Supreme Court shall, after
hearing the parties Interested, upon such
notice as he shall determine 10 be just,
determine that no one interested has been
injured by the above failures to comply
with the statute. luz shall confirm said
sale by an order, which snail be ente red
of record with the Clerk OF the County or
Counties in which such land is situate.
az And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March 28. 1892.
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NOTEs

Henry Liebenthal, of No. SOB Grand
street and Herman Sieke, of Willow
day.
Luke Rogno. of No. 5O7 First street,
struck Mrs. Sexton of the same
address with a cotton hook
yesterday. When the police went
TO arrest him his family protested,
and his brothers Carl and Dominick were
three were held by the Recorder this
morning.
Mrs. Louis Schwartz has brought suit
against her s~on-in-law. before Justice
Seymour, for the value of a parlor suit
which she LAY as a wedding present.
Hell daughter returned to ma, and now
ma wants the parlor suit.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-29
HAPrK CCL..

A Further Supplement to an act entitled
"An act for the organization of the aa.
tional guard of the state of New Jer-
sey," approved March ninth, one thpus-
aud eight hundred M sixty-nine.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General AS semhly of the State of New
Jersey, lTnat the state military board may
In their discretion orgaurze, in any brt-
gade of this state. any body of young men
attached to any military school or acai-
envy, as a cadet corps for the purpose Of
instruction In military science and
tactics; that these ca let organ zatious In
military schools or academies ue attached
to the national guard Of this state and be
subject to such duti. IS and requirements
as may by the officers OF said guarl
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CASES In TIE SESSIONS.
Ryan's Cowardly Ass~auIt-Reid's Justi-
fable Blow.

fable Blow.
William Ryan was arraigned in the
Court of Sessions today on the charge
preferred against him Il few dlys ago by
Alice Devtne. seven years old. The fellow
pleaded guilty to the charge of assault.
Judge Lippincott sent him to Snake Hill
for six mouths. Frank Marsh and Charles
Moore pleaded guilty to helping a man
steal wire from the hudson Electric Com
pany and were each sent to the Peniten-
tiary.
John Reid was convicted of as sault and
battery on Mrs. Redmond or No. 156
Bay street. The Court suspended
sentence because it %transplred tnaL ke,d's
child was dying on the day In gu stion,
aud Mrs. Redmond, who lived upstairs,
was making a great noise. Reid went to
the hall and begged her:-"For Gods
sake, keep quiet. my child.is dying" and
the woman refused.
Reid struck her then. The child died
after Red was arrested, and is not buried
Yet.
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CHAPTER CXt,V

A Supplement TO au act eutitled can act
concerning roads" lRevision). approved
March twenty-seventh, ne thousand
eight hundred aud seventy-four.
l.. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jer-
sey. That the seventy sixth section of
the act to which this Is a supplement be
and the same is hereby amended so as to
read as foilows:-
Is. Aud be it enacted. That every public
road or highway which shall here ,fter be
laid out or altered shall not be laid more
than II huudred feet willie, unless a
greater width shall be specified in the
notices and application for the same; nor
shall any such road be less than two rods
wide, unless the same be laid out in u
city. town, village or borough, and where.
by reason of buildings or other perma-
nent erections. such road cannon be con-
v%eniently laid out of such width.
Approved March IS, 1892.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-29

Mrs. Emma Reynolds, a respectable and
neatly dressed young woman, was before
Recorder McDouough this morning,
charged by Mrs. Kate Worsick, uf No.
1902 Washington street. with stealing her
$40 watch. Mrs. Reynolds is a
peddler of embroidery patterns,
and yesterday went iuto Mrs. Worsick's
fat to sell some. When she left Mrs.
Worseck's apartments she missed the
watch. Then Mrs. Worsick followed
Mrs. Reynolds upstairs in the flats and
accused her OF the theft. The watch was
subsequently found in a box. Mrs. Rey-
holds was defended by Judge DAILY and
she was discharged. There was not the
slightest evidence against her.
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CHAPTER

A Supplement to the act entitled IAN
act TO empower cities to acquire land tor
public use by condemnation = approved
March seveuteenty. one Thousand eight
hundred and n~inety-one. .oii.F
l.. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State of New Jei-
sey. That whenever any proceeding for
the condemnation OF LANDS or real est ate
now pending or hereafter to be taken by
or In behalf OF any city of this state, or OF
sion Of or for such rity, the lands or real
estate to be taken and condemn
ed, or any part thereof or interest
therein shall be limited ove
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-29
Oars and shells.

The Hoboken BOAT clubs have not sub
mitted their entries for the EUcning NeWS
regatta, TO be held on Saturday, August
n In fact they have not selected the
o-ew There will be sever events.
Everything is ready at Newark, n. ",
for The great club race between the eight
Dared shell crews Of the Passalc n Fri
ton clubs on Saturday. The start will be
made at 5 P. M. ami about 49, 600 has
been slaked on the event. Ge 9 Hos
mer. the oarsman, VINO is training The
PASSAGES. says it will be a great race. The
g'ritous average 1850 10 1913. while the
q ssaics average 1913. Clande r. Tappone.
OF the Columbia A. G., of Washington.
will be tine ref rec.
The Lau Bloths rs, o. Hoboken, who
now row VITA the Atnntas, Of New 4vik,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-29
HUDSON COUNTY. ORPHANS COURT

april Term, A. D. 1894.
On the application OF Clarence Linn, admins.
show cause.
Clarence Linn. administrator OF Abraham
SpseR. deceased, having exhibited to thia
Court under OATH q Just ana true account OF the
personal estate and debts OF said deceased, where
by II appears that the personal estate of said
Abraham SDesr. deceased. Is insufficient 70
pay his debts. and requested the aid OF the Court
In the premises
It is ordered that all persons interested In the
lands. Jenements and real estate Of said Abraham
SUeer. deceased. appear before the Court at
the Court House In Jersey City, on Friday. the
thtrtieSh day OF September next. to show cause why
ana real estatt OF the said deceased. should nos
the residue thereof. as the case may require.
Done in open Court July SS 1892.
JAMES q. osNEIL.
q -.- s. r CLARK.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-29

The entries for the open regatta of the
Greenvile Y. G. will close next Monday,
with w. T. Vreeland, No. 4 Linden ave-
nue..
The Yacht Racing Association will
meet this evening to make arrangements
for the Labor Day regatta.
The Pavonia Yacht Club will meet next
Tuesday evening.
The jersey City Y. c. will have a ses-
siou tonight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-29
ROASTED ATHLETES.
They Suspend Practice
Until the Hot Spell
is Over.
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Bullseyes and Ringers-Wheeling
Trips-Yachting Notes.

The athletes are not visible. The pro-
tracted aud intense hot weather has
forced them to cetse practice and avoid
anything even SO violent as walking to
the club house. Those who exercise their
Jaws and are conspicous in the ''roasting''
contingent have been so thoroughly
roasted themselves for several days that
they have deserted the club house. One
membe who admits his poverty detains
him in hex city explained that the abseu-
tees were either at Saratoga, Long Branch
or the mountains or will have been when
they crawl out of their places of hiding
and relate the merry time they lave had.
The hops at home are studying maps and
guides and there will be a rare cross
examination when the tourists retarn.
The Lorillard Athletic Club lacrosse
team Was to have hpd a practise ganie and
business meeting yesterd ~ at Oakland
Pa K. The heat was Too much for the
team u only a few responded. III
team will use It's new sticks in the next
championship game. They will play the
New York Athletic Clubs team at
Yraver's Island tomorrow. Ii the
Workers indulge in the same rough play
that has marked their games recently
eANASsWAf y oSfStaA Na.ncSNu PiaNeIS.
The Wayne Athletic Clubs officials de-
Clare that as soon as summer is over the
members will all renew their interest
aud the c-ross-country Team Will resume
training.
Those interested in the union of the
New Jersey A. G.. and Newark Yacht
Club are confident thai the yachtsmen
will become members of the Athletic
Clun.
The members of the Cable A. c., who
were camping out at Lake Hopatcong,
regret now that they closed their camp
so soou. They would like to be under
the canvass on the Il Ike shore these tor
lii nights.
1t is said that the rival factions in the
Puritan A. @. have kissed aud made up
and have promised no. to he naughty
again. They are jubilant and confident
that the reorganization scheme will be a
eupcaSc
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ELnoRADo ny MooNLIGHr

Excursion every. evening TO the most beautiful
amusement resort in the world TO witness the grand
est spectacle ever pr~oduced-'Egy )t through Cen
turies."
Annex boat leaves Pennsylvania depot Jersey CITY
every evening at 1:45.
Annex boat leaves Erie depot "Wednesday and
Saturday at 745 p. H. Annex boat leaves Q. r. Il.
of y. j. Tuesday and Friday ats p. u. Returning
leaves Elcorado az Il H..
$50,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-29
CHAPTER Gov.

. Further Supplelhe t to the act en-
tilted IAN at relative TO the sales of
lands under a public statute or by vir-
Of any judicial proceedingsn Ire
yislenl approved March twenty
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-29
7 TO cREprroRs.

Estate OF Margaret Mclaughlin. deceased, Henry
deceased. BY order OF thu Deputy surrogate Of Hud.
son County, dated June IL. 1892, hereby gives no.
tice to the creditors OF said decedens 70 BRING In
their debts demands and claims against the e.
tate OF said decedenk under oath or Affirmation
within nine months from the date Of said order, oe
they will be forever barred OF any action therefore
PUsTER.
Claims to be presented at the olce of Henry
Puster. No. IS Montgomery street. Jersey City.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate OF Lawrence Murtha. deceased, Ellen Muir
tina, administratrix of Lawrence Murtha. deceased.
BY order OF the Surrogate OF tucson county, Gated
the creditors Of said decedent to rrina
the estate OF said decedent, under oath or aihrmar
tion. within nine months from tho date of ssid or
der, or they will % fore yer barred OF any action
heretor against said admintstraJrtx.
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4 Office TO CREDITORS

Estate OF James MCDONALD, deceased. Joseph W.
Stfober. administrator OF James Mcdonald,
deceased. by order OF the Surrogate Of
HUDSON County, dated june II, 1872. here.
by Dives notice to the creditors Of said decedent to
bring ip their debts, demands ana claims against
the estate OF said decedeut. under oath or amir ma
ton within nine months from the date OF said
order. or they will DO forever barred OF any action
therefor against said adm inistrator.
JOSEPH ". STRORER
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the same as provided In section two Of
this act.
A. And be 1t enacted, That the person so
receiving said certificate shall file tho
same or a true copy thereof with the
clerk of the county in which she resides,
and the said clerk shall file said ~certifi-
| cate, or a copy thereof, and enter a mem
| orandum thereof, giving the date of said
certificate, aud the name Of the person to
whom the same is issued, and the date of
said filing, in a book to be provided and
Kept for that purposes; aud for which reg
istry the said county clerk shall be on
titled to demand and receive from each
person registering the sum OF twenty-five
cents.
5. And be it enacted. That the state
board of medical examiners are hereby
authorized and empowered to executs
the provisions of this act, and shall hold
examinations of candidates for GER
i~ifcates in midwifery, at such times
and places as may be deemed expedient.
8. And he it enacted, That the state
board of medical examiners may refuse
licenses to persons guilty of unprofes-
sional or d~ishonorable conduct, and may
revoke licenses for like cause, or for neg
lect to make proper returns TO the various
health officers of births, and the cases OF
puerperal and other contagious diseases
occurring in their practice.
Z. And be it enacted, That any person
snail De regarded as practiclnQ mid
wifery within the meaning of this act
who shall publicly profess by ADVERTISE
ment, sign, card or otherwise to be a mid
wife, or who shall. for a fee, attend to
women in child birth, but nothing in this
act shall be construed TO prohibit gratuit-
u service in case of emergency, nor to
the legally qualified physicians or sur
geons OF this state.
s. And be it enacted, That any person
practicing midwifery In this state with
out first complying with the provisions
of this act, shall be guilty of a INSIDE
meanor and shall be punished by IA fine of
not less than ten dollars nor more than
fifty dollars, or by imprisonment in the
county Jail for not less than ten nor more
ton of the court.
g. And be it enacted, That all acts or
parts of acts inconsistent herewith be and
the same are hereby repealed, and that
this act shall take effect Immediately.
AODrOved March % 1892
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given that the final account Of
the subscriber, adninistratrix OF Nathan ". shaw.
docea sad, win be audited and stated bv the 5urr0
gate of the Hudson of the County OF Hudson. and
reported Tor settlement on Friday. the nlnsh day
OF september next r
Dated July ?. A. D. 1892
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NOTICE OF EXCITEMENT

Notice Is hereby given that the final account
OF the subscriber, administrators of Peter ,. Luth,
deceased, viii be audited and stated By the Sukso.
gate OF the County of Hudson and reported for
settlement on friday. the sth day Of sep
'I's .'A cEcrLrE IUTR
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A Further Supplement to the act en- titled
IAN act respecti 9 the orphans court
and relating 10 the powers anduuties of
the ordinary and the orphan court and
S~urrnpateSn uOuroyed March twnuEv-
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End OF the Homestead Strike.

The Homestead strike was terminated
on Saturday November 10. Its dura.
ton of several months had been a
terribly losing game all around. Some
twenty lives, it is reported, were sacri,
feed directly or indirectly: and the
money loss, which can only be esti.
mated, is placed at $4,000, 900, or more.
Millions were sacrificed ON both sides,
although the bulk of the loss will have
been sustained by the company. The
taxpayers of Pennsylvania will have to
meet bill of from half million to a
million dollars for various charges
growing out Of the employment of the
militia, cost of prosecutions, etc. With
the great sum that this wicked quarrel
has wasted, there could have been built
and endowed series of technical and
practical trades schools that would
have become the glory and pride of
Pennsylvania, and would have rem
dered incalculable benefits to workmen
and capitalists alike. Against the plea
that the State should protect society
by establishing compulsory arbitration
to meet such conflicts as the Home
stead deadlock, one finds many glib
and tripping phrases used, the sum
and substance of which are that itwould
all be quite Objectionable even if it
were possible, because certain supposed
metaphysical rights might be infringed
upon. Men evidently have differ
ent views as to the order and
priority in which right should be as
serted. In our opinion, it is the right
Of the State, which created the corpor-
alton at Homestead, to see that peace
full and regular way is provided for
settling labor disputes.-From the I"
Progress of the World" December
Review of Reviews.