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Theatrical Manager Hammond Dying.

CINC1HNATI. Aug John Hammond. the
atrical manager Of Louisville. and formerly OF
Now York and PHILADELPHIA. is dying in a hos
pital in this city. some weeks ago ho was in
taken to IL hospital. Iic was discharg ii as
cured md came here ton days ago. A couple
anscess OF tho brain developed. His family
live in Ilobokcn.
John Hammond was at one time stage man
ager at Niblo's Theatre In this city: He is
about 80 yenrs oil. and memberof Hohoksn
seasons lie has been with the Whsllen and
Marteli Company. which he organized His
relatives in Hoboken have becn notified OF his
present condition
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DR.. LESLIE E. KELLEY

Has established at Babylon. l.. L. branch Institute
for the treatment OF Alcoholism Morphine. and Nerv.
Gus Diseases. For terms address wM. WISE, Babylon.
l. l.. or call at New York onice, 7 East 9th q.
A paragon Of passenger trains-Chicago Amtte4
New York Central 10 90 A n dSiy.-Ads
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
~ 2lst day Of April. 1sya, application was made
IAIhpRoVESaREsSsTr 8 + Sss6GsGbEN AVENUE
betw Congress- street and Its n~ortherly ter
minus in the following manner. including all in
To have the street for tho full width thereof
nlling the same TO the ssta 6lisned grade.
To have new @inch curb set on either side
thereof.
TO have new blue stone tagging : feet wide laid
on either sidewalk
To have the present tagging relaid and new flag
70, have the carriagewsy paved with Belgian
70 have new briagestone crosswaIks laid.
To have the present Bird ge stone crosswalks re.
laid and ne " bridge stone laid where necessary.
And all other work done hat may be necessary,
to provide for the TOW OF the SUI, face water and to
complete he Improvement In a good and substan.
tial manner.
1872. the commissioners OF Assessment nled with
the Board of Street and Water COMMISSIONS rs
viii probably be assessed and The probable ameunIt
Of benefit to zach lot or parcel OF lana. also the
probable amoun t Of assessment Per foot of front
age for the said Improvement, and the same is
now open to publc inspection in The office of the
Clerk Of the Board OF Street and Water Commits
And notice Is also given that the following
street or avenue or Particular section thereof
OGDEN AVENUE,
n~ortherly therefrom.
and that the first day OF August. 1892, alto o'clock
a. NJ, and the meeting room OF the Board OF
Street AID Water, Com missioners are hereby hxed
as the tina and place when and where the Board
hear par ties Interested in said application and all
re monstranoes against the said Improvement that
BY order OF the Boafo Of Street and Water Com
GEO. T. BoUToN
Dated Jersey City, July 1ss 1892.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07
STATE NOTES.

The Twenty-eighth regiment, New Jer-
sey Volunteers, will hold a reunion in
Freehold on Thursday, August Is. Ex-
Judge William Z. Hoffman, of Freehold,
will deliver the grafton.
The Baptist Church at New Monmouth
was struck by lightning Thursday even-
ing during the Storm AID WAS burned to
the ground
James Day, sixty-ive years old, died in
the Newark City Hospital early Monday
morning as the result of being struck by
one of the Orange electric cars late Sun
day night. Day was trying to cross Gen.
trail ayenne. where the heavy grade be-
gins on High street. Il is said mat deaf
ness prevented him hearing the signals
and warning cries. ana the car crashed
down upon him with terrific force. His
right leg was cut off above the ankle and
his left leg broken and his body was
crushed.
Cyrus Van Dolah, of Oak Dale. Hun
ter0on county, has a net on his farm in
the shane of q land turtle. On his under
shell is carved in bold, plain letters the
date 1907. SEQ
DR.. E. R. Grier, of Elizabeth, heard his
telephone ringing at his home at l o'clock
Monaaf morning. No sooner mad he
touched the receiver han he experienced
a tremendous shock that Knocked him
of his feet, and the end of the
receiver burned a large spot In
the palm OF his hand. The
telephone wire leading TO his house had
been broken by a tree that was blown
across it in the severe wind storm. The
shattered telephone wire fell ACROSS the
electric light wire stung on the pole
under it. Had DR.. Grier grasped The
hook on which the receiver hangs be
would hardly have been able TO let 90,
and the shock might have killed him. His
hand was badly injured and he has not
vet te.oyered from the shock
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07

FESTILBNCB BREEDERS
Sewers, Slaughter Houses
and Chemical Works
Before the Board
of Health.
BLlGHTING FUMES AT NEW DURHAM
Statistics of Symotic Disease
Prosecutions Ordered and
Nuisances Abated.
BLlGHTING FUMES AT NEW DURHAM

The County Board OF Health met yes
terday and transacted a little business.
Inspector Alien reported that the sunse
lots on Beacon avenue had been filled In
aud the nuisance abatei, Mr.. James
Hensy's slaughter house on the Paterson
Plank Road at Homestead was again a
subject of discussion. Mr.. Hensy was
present. He said that rather than have
any further trouble concerning the
nuisance he would tear down the old
rookery today. That decision pleased the
Bo I'd and settled the difficulty.
BREEDERS OF P~EsT1LENCE.
This New York Frog and Switch Com
pany, which will begin work In a few
weeks with 200 men in its shops, COM
plsined to the Board that the sewer be-
wv EN- Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets
WAS in a horrible c 1ndition, aud that 1t
dis charged sewage upon the surfaces of
the ground which spread it, elf all over
the vicinity, breeding disease and death.
The Board referred the complaint to an
Inspector.
A. R~eisenberger Of No. SAG Union place
complained that although Union place
and Lewis street. Flown of Union. are
severed, there is a horrible abundance OF
IA tIA6 iAOSNAs AA0
asked the Board to remedy this evil. The
matter was referred to an Inspector.
Clerk Rooney reported that during
June the following cases of contagious
disease we're made known at the Health
Otfice:-Dipntheria, 90: scarlet fever, IS;
membraneous Group. 5; measles, 3; typhoid
fever, 9. and smallpox, l..
A CHEMICAL BLIGHT.
Mrs. w. H. Seely of New Durham COM
planned recently to the Board Of the chem
ical works of Gelien & Co., New Durham.
ami Inspector SaltoEstall was directed to
Investigate. Yesterday he reported that
he found in the neighborhOod of the
chemical works that grape vines We're
blasted, and so were gr. So, flow
ers and other vegetation, and
the leaves on trees sixty or seven
ty feet high were shrivelled aud
rust colored. The inspector found that
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gebhardt of No. 8
Fisher avenue. who live near by. COM
plain of much sickness Ia the form of de-
bility aud nausea. He read n list of FIVE
other persons who complained that the
Chemical Works injured their property
by running their houses and shrubs. In
specror Saltonstall reportef further that
the production from the Chemical Works
was of a %sulphurus nature. He some
time ago notified the company to obtain IA
permit from the county to manufacture,
but no attention was paid to him.
Inspector Sal.onstalt way directed to
prefer charges sgatnst Gelien & Co. to
the Grand Jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07
MOVE THIS HOSE.
Mercer Street Blocked Ep by a Private
g Speculation, sal.nn

Mercer street Blocked Up by a Private
% Speculation, lal.nn
For the past week a three-story frame
house. has blocked the entrance Of Mercer
street from Grove. The house was pur-
chased by a speculatorTwhen the City
Hall COMMISSIONERS sold all old build
mgs on the City Hall site. The purchaser
intended moving the house TO Jersey ave-
nue., but a mistake was made in the meas
urement of the house. The foundation
built to receive it was foul inches TOO
large and as a result, the building which
had been pulled ont into Mercer street ny
house movers has been standing there for
q week.
When the foundation wallis were re-
modelled the house movers made range
ment 10 proceed up Mercer street with
the house The wires of the New York
and New jersey Telephone Company run
along Grove street. and IL was found i'm
possible TO get the house under them. A
fee of $500 bias to be paid TO the company
When ITS wires are cut. The owner OF
The building thinks tiiis price exorbitant.
and Intends. apparently ,learlng the old
rookery where 1t Is. 70, nj :
Res dents of Mercerlstraet are com
planning of,the delay in moving the build
ing.I A compfaintJwill probably be made
before Justice sO'RonpeIL if some action
Is not taken torTeIlove the building this
|. week.. Z tH4an ~ I'M 4LM y IL - .|NN-EL. .
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07

from the decision OF the commissioner
appointed under . prece liag section,
shall be made III .Sfting, aud In the form
of Il petition to said circuit court, and
filei with the clerk of said circuit court,
wherein the lands appraised by the sa d
commissioners in condemnation shall he,
and notice i'll writing Of said appeal shall
be given to the opposite party within ten
days after the filing thereof, which pro-
ceeding shall vest In the circuit court full
right and power to hear aud adJudge the
same. and to direct II proper is ,ue for the
trial of said controversy to be formed
between the said parties, and to order, u
jury to be struck, and a view of the
| premises to be had, and the said issue to
be tried at the next term of satd court to
be holden in sald county upon the Ike
and in the same manner as other issues
| in the said court are tried; and 1t shall be
the duty of the said jury to assess the
value of the said lands so taken and the
damages sustained. and IL they shall find
a greater sun than the said commission
ers shall have awarded in favor of
said owner or owners, then judgment
thereon with cost shall be entered In
favor OF said owner or owners. and the
amount SO fixed by said commissioners
of construction as a part of the expense of
the construction Of said sewer; but II the
said jury shall be applied for by the own
er or owners ana shall find q less sum
than the said commissioners Of construc-
tion shall have offered, or the said COM
missioners IN condemnation shall have
awarded. then costs shall be paid by the
said applicant or applicants. and the same
shallbe deducted outiof the said sum found
by the said Jury, but such application
shall not prevent the commissioners of
construction from taking the said land
upon filing the said report of the commits
sioners aforesaid; provided, that In no
case whatever shall said commissioners of
construction enter Upon or take possession
of any land of any person or persons
whatsoever for the purpose of actually
constructing said sewer, or otherwise
appropriating said lands to the use
of said commissioners until they have
paid to the party or parties entitled
to receive the same the amount assessed
by the commissioners in condemnation
as the value of such land or damages; in
case the report of the commissioners is
not appealed from, OK II the same be ap-
pealed from, then the amount which
shall be found by the jury by whom the
issue shall be tried: but in case the party
or parties entitled to receive the amount
ass es ,ed by the commissioners, in case
there shall be no appeal, aud in case of
appeal the amount found by the jury
snail refuse upon tender thereof bling
made to receive the same, Or shall be out
of the state or under any legal disability.
then the payment of the amount assessed
or found as aforesaid into the circuit
court of the county wherein the lands lie
shall be deemed a valid and legal pay
nient.
4. And be 1t enacted, That all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this act be and the same are
hereby repealed, and that this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March %, 1892.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07
GREENvILLE GLEANINos.

Miss Maud Petit of No. 142 Dauforth
avenue, who has cen visiting friends at
Atlantic City. mas returned home.
Committees from the Puritan A. c.,
Garfield A. c. aud Y. M. q. A. A. C..
will meet this evening ut No. 80 Linden
avenue to consider the ~advisability of
amalgamating.
The First Reformed of Bayonne and the
G%reenvills Reformed Sunday Schools will
go on a joint excursion up Long Island
Sound on SATURDAY III a.
TIE funeral servicesnever abe remains
OF Mrs. A. M.IslCufsniH,l late Of No, 90
Walker avenue, WERE 4e1d this moraing
at st. Pnul's K. C. church, wrefe a sol
emn high mass Of requiem was offered.
The increment, was in the West Side
Cemetery. ~ 2
The wheelmen who ride through Green
vile nightly without lamps will be looks d
after by the police of IT, e Danforth avenune
during the past few lays, owing to the
fact that the bicYclists failed to carry Ian
terms. The police are determined to en-
force the city ordinance relating to wheel
men.
The monthly meeting of the Citizens
Association will be held at Bainber Hall
on Tuesday evening. Several important
matters will be discussed.
Mr.. H. c. Mclean and J.. Kerley have
Joined the Reformed Church choir. Both
have cultivated tenor voices.
Mr.. Charles Sickenburger and a party
of friends have been spending the past
few days cruising in DIR. HOLSTERS fine
new yacht, the Lancet.
Tire Lady Puritan Association will hold
another reception this evening at the
Puritan A. q. club house on Neptune
avenue.
The bathing season issnow under full
SWAY and the surf, on the Newark Bay
-. g, or,,ud.J .p6 anfCwal avnwv l1,x
The aninial picnic OF Court G~reenvilie
No. 747S, A o. +. of A.. will be held on
Monday, July Is. AT The ,GFeenyflle
SchueIzen Park.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07
OF NEW ERSEY

CHAPTER LXXXV.
A Further Supplement- to the net entitled
IAN act concerning the custody of in
fants," approved March twentieth. one
thousand eight hundlef and sixty.
l. BE 1t mace by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly OF the State of New Jersey,
That the first section of the act to which
this Is u further supplement- be and the
same is hereby amended SO as to read as
follows,
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That when any husband and wife shall
live IN a state of separation without being
divorced, and shall have any minor child
or dren of the marriage, the chancel-
Tor, upon the said child or children being
brought before him upon haheaS corpus,
shall MAKE an order for the access OF the
mother to her infant cRild or children at
such times and under such circumstance
as he may direct, and 1t the said child or
children be within the aye of seven years,
shall make an order that the sad CHILD or
children be delivered to and remain in
he custody of the mother until said
Child or children shall attain such age,
unlt said mother shall be of such char
acter II habits as TO render her al i'm
proper guardian for said child or child-
rem; aud If the said child or children be
over the age OF seven yeas then, upon
presenting to the chancellor a petition of
tine mother, alleRiuR sufficient grounds
therefor tthe allegations Of which petit
tion shall be satisfactorily provedl. or,
upon presenting the consent of the father
Of such child,or children, which consent
shall be in writing. and signed and &C.
kaowledged by the father in the presence
of two witnesses present at the same
time who shall subscribe their names
thereto as witnesses, he may make an or
der In accordance with such petition or
consent. aud nay, direct that such child
or children be delivered to and remain in
the custody of the mother, or Of such
mother and some other person or persons
to be selected by him, for such length of
time as he may deem best; aud upon the
entersn0 OF such order wi h the clerk of
the court Of chancery. such DISPOSITION OF
the custody of snch child or children so
made as aforesaid shall be good and
effrctual against all and every person or
persons ella ming the custody or tuition
Of such child or children as guasdian by
nature or otherwise tor the time specified
In said order.
2. AMI be 1t enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March %. 1892.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07

west of this vacant spac, are frame
heu les. Fiom these houses waste water
issues and flows into the lots and m in
the hollow near West Side avenue, a
stagnanf, marshy SPOT. peculiarly obnox-
ious to the DeiRhbor> opposite, who have
complained to the Beard OF Health.
Ths regular montniy meeting of the
West Bergen Pleasure Club will pe held
this evening at the rooms on Mallory
avenue. The arrangements for the al
nual picnic will be completed.
West Side Avenue NJ. Z. Sunday School
is reported by the Superintendent to be
in a very fourishing condition. The
membership has increased to two hun
bred.
A petition 10 the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners is to be circulated
for signatures among the West Bergen
people to have Virginia avenue paved
from Bergen to West Side avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07
M AsTER's SALEM cHANCERY OF NEW JER.

M AsTER's SALEM CHANCERYe OF NEW JER-
M sey.
Between Daniel Oman ct al. complaIaanis. and
Catharine Oman ct al. defendants.
On bill for partition and oecree for sale.
W. B.. Gilmore, solicitor.
BY virtue of o decree OF the Court OF Chancery of
New Jersey, made IN the above cause, on the twenty
second day or June. eighteen hundred and ninety
mentioned and described in the bill Of complaint
oarrick, special Master In Chancery of New Jer-
sey. shall sell at public vendue TO the highest
bidder on
WEDNESDAY, the THIRD dav Of AUGUST next.
at two O'clock in the afternoon on the premises
hereinafter described lt No. l0 Thirteenth
All that tract or lot of land and premises situate
IN the now or fornsr Fifth Ward or Jersey City,
in the county OF Hudson and State of New Jersey.
which on a map of thar part o the town of Jersey
commonly called Anarsi1nus, made by Jose ph +.
Msngin, and filed in the Clerks ONCE, OF the
County Of Bergen, A. y. 1901, Ia known and dis
linguistic ed as lot so. Nin block numbered 49, ION Q
hundred and thirty eight on the notuherly side Of
North Fifth street. now Thirteenth street, said lot
being twenty-five feet wide fn front and rear, one
hundred feet deep on each side. and from ting on
said street. including the estate ana interest in
dower OF the defehdant nCgrharine Dtnan, widow
OF ihOmas Dfnan. deceased In the said premises,
together with ell and singular the Entertainments
and apDurlenances TO the said premises belong
ing. ~ s.
~ - JOHN GARRICK;
Special Master In Chauoery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07
WEST BERGEN DoINGs.

The Lady Aroma Association will hold
its first Outing on Saturday at Eaters
Woodbine. Grove.
Miss Mamie BayIiss, of. Eye avenue.
had an unexpected parry ofvIsitors at her
home last night. II WAS the anniversary
of her birthday. aud her friends without
c-erenonyotouk possessiodAof the hous e
and quickly t,aasposei the parlors into
n sc where mirth and music prevailed
A Large number was present.
At the southeast corner Of Cienfenny
avenue there are several vacant lots siep-
Ing toward West Side avenue. 10 the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07
HUDSON COUNTY ORPHANS, COURT.

April Term, A. D. 1892
/ On the application Of Annie McEIhinney, ad-
ministraTix OF Patrick McElhinney. deceased, or
der to show cause.J6
Annie SMcEIhinney. administrator OF Patrick
] MeElhinpey. deceased, having exhibited to this
Secure. ua4der oath. Q Just and true account OF the
pei sonal estate aud debss OF said deceased, where
Wy ~ ,alpesrs that the personal estate Of said
Patrick .McSihinney, deceased. is insufficient TO
pay MS debts. and requested the aid OF the Court
in the premises.
II Is ordered that all persons Interested in the
LANDS, lehements and real estate of said Patrick
Nc slhtnnay. ceoeased, appear before the Court &C
the Court . 0use in Jersey City, on Tuesday, the
sixteouya day OF august next. to show cause WY so
fauch Of the said lands. tenements, hsreditamen Is
AMI real es;at OF tho said Patrick McElhinney
deceased. should nor be sold, as will be ~suniciht.
to pay mis- debts. or the residue thereof, as the case
may require.
Done in open Court June 5 1892
a. O'NEIL
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07

Harry AckernAn, of No. 2l8 York
lstreet,S "a slA,Sder bnSbather good looking
yenth, sva ne committed for trial by Police
Justice lOiDonnel p this mornin q for
breaking into the house Of Geore e Heinse.l
No. SIG Jersey avenue, on July 4 and
stealing ls98=H#d u lot Of jewelry valued
at about $40. Ackerman previously
worked in Mr. Helnse's meat store aud
was acquainted with the premises. He
crawleu into the cellar and climbed up
the air shsft. Detective McBr.d de found
the jewe;ry buried in the earth near the
Central Hailroad wards.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07
P0STMASTERSsi SALARIES.
The Annual Read ustment by the
Department-What Will be
Paid For the Next Year.
specia, to the Jersey City Me,os.

WASHINGTON, July z, lS92.-The annual
adjustment OF thu salaries of pos5masters
of the Presidential class has been COM
ple;ed by the officials of the Post Office
Department. under the supervision of Mr..
Albert H. Scott, Chief of the Salary AMI
Allowance Division. The statement there
given shows the new salaries for New Jer-
sey postmasters of the Presidential rank
as they have gone into effect on FRI
uaY, the beginning of the new fiscal year.
The office which adds the largest
mount to the salary account is Riuge-
wood. where the increase is $500. = wo
offices, Englewood aud Roselle, get a
raise of $500, the first also becoming an
office of tue s,cond class. The following
rec. i've an Increase OF S200.-ArllngG on,
Glas suorougn. Lakewood Masawap and
tassaic. MercLautyi.le ,coulu not keep
up it's pace, and lell back TO the fourth
class. The following lose STORYTELLING
ton, Woodbury. aud Woodstock. The
-, - rrj,s q n q G foitnra.-
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o TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Bernard McAonagle. commonly known
as Bryan B. McMulligan. deceased. Michael Nc
honagle, ad mini stra or of Bernard McMonagle,
commonly known as Bryan B. McMulligan. de-
ceased. by order OF the Surrogate Of hudson
County. dated april, %. 1891. hereby, gives notice
to the creditors or said decedent to bring in their
said deeeaent; under oath or afirmation within
will be forever barred Of any action therefor
against said admin strauor,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Robert W. soutnmayd.d deceased William
Hogencamp. executor Of Rob art W southmayd. de;
county, dated May 2oiSs2. hereby gives mo- ice
to the creditors OF said decedent TO- bring
in their debts. demands and claims against the
estate OF said d~ecedsnt under oath or atirma.
ton within nine. months from the date of said
order, or they will be forever barred of any action
therefor against said executor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Richard Collins. deceased, Margaret
Keltou. adnainistratrIx of Richard Collins. de-
ceased. by order Of the Surrogate Of Hudson
county. dated April 3Oth, 1899 hereby gives no.
tice to the creditors OF said deceoent TO bring
In their debts, demands and claims against the
estate of said decedent. under oath or affirmation
within nine months from the late of safd order.
or they will be forever barred of any action
therefor against said administratriy
NJ ApnApED EET TIM