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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

London, May 0.Another great dock strike Is threat
ened owing to renewal of the question Of the pay
mcnt OF employees for time spent at meals. The work
men, against their leaders advice, Intend 10 begin n
strike In ~. Catharne's Dock. and II Is expected The
strike will spread 10 other docks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

limited by the provisions OF this Section q, s'd M
Collin and will make the formation OF trusts In his
State more difficult under the Stock Corporation law
than ever before,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
KyRLE BELLEws "HERo AND LEANDEE "


London. May 9.-Kyrle Ecllcw's poetic drama Hero
and LzInder." produced at the Princes Theatre
In Manchester tonight The first act beautifully
set, the scene representing the court and temple Of
Aphrodte. Three pretty sisters. llctty, Kate and
Lena Denc, play the parts of virgins of the temple,
while preparations being made for Hero Mrs
james Brown-Potter dedicate herself to the god
dCss. A crowd invades the temple to view the ccre-
moly. Leander mir. Bellewl then appears. and the
act ends with the plghung of his troth to Hero.
Both the leading player, had recalls. In the second
act imprisoned love scene M lleros tower
Leander having the Ilcllespont aud as the
curtain descends the lovers fall into each others
arms. The third act opens with scene at Leanders
hut, preparing the way for the final tragedy, which
occupies the last scene Mrs. Potter and Mr. Bellew
were well received throughout. Much care has been
lvshed on the gorgeous scenery OF the piece. and In
providing dances. cbOruSeS and incidental music Ihe
play from the long intervals allowed TO elase
between the acts. and the somewhat dragging action
tired the patience Of the audience. which was other
wise pleased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

THE RELIEF STEAMER CONEMAUGH SIGHTED
London. May 9.-The American steamer Conemaugl
CsQtsin Spencer which Is conveying to Riga, Russia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
URGING A NEW PARTY IN THE ARGENTINE.

London, May 9TH Standards" BuenOs AyreS
correspondent says: "Roca is strongly advocating
the formation of n Conservative party. as Il means
OF simplifying the political situation The meeting of
Congress has been postponed until May l3."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

sIGNOR GIOLITTI ASKED TO FORM CABINET.
Rome May 0.-Afer conferring with Sgnon 'nS'i
and ZanardelM to-day King liumbcrt asked aleh"
C;IOlitti TO construct Cabinet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

INSPECTOR OF THE RUSSIAN RAILWAY SYSTEM.
St. Petersburg. Nav O.--Coloncl wendrich, ovcrseer
Of the grain transportation TO and In the distressed
provinces has been appointed inspector OF the whole
system OF Russian railways. The appointment OF
military Officer to this post has caused sensation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

from Philadelphia, cargo Of grain, -four and pro-
Visions given by Americans for the benefit Of the
Russian famine sufferers, passed Dunnet Head yestey-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
oCHILTREE on TIE DRAYToN BoRRowE AFFAIR.

OCHlLTREE ON THE DRAhIoN-bo -boNkVWh NfhiN'
London. My 9.-Colonel Thomas Ochiltree has
been confined to his lodgings for sixteen days. suffer
ing with gOut He will be able to get out tomorrow
He declines to give interviews to any one on the
Drayton uorrowe affair. He says he believes. In view
NJ the deep aiictson that surrounds the Astor and
DraytOn families, that ii would be unseemly ana
cruel further TO revive the incidents. Referring TO
the statement pubnshed in the United states ana
attributed to him, alleging that he possesses nioriha
ton that would clear Mrs. Drayton which infornm
Ton he would publish IL the squabble continues
Colonel Ochiliree says that he never made such
statement On the contrary he fully believes that Mrs
DraytOn needs cXcupation. lie asserts that from
documents In his possession, lie knows absolutely
that she has been cruelty wronged. Ihe.e documents
authorizes him do 80, he is compelled TO DO 50
BY course Of law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

COMING RUSSIAN GRAIN EXPORT DEGREES.
st. Petersburg May "a decree permitting the
export Of oats ard corn will be published OH Friday
and another decree. permitting the export Of wheat
win be published three four days later.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22
OF MALT4.

Damon Commentary held its regular
conversation on Tuesday evening. D. ID.
s. G. Alex. Baeter presided and exempli-
fed the secret work for the twelve de-
gress Of the order. The resignation of
Commander John G.. Berrian was ac-
cepted. An election will be held at the
next convocatiou.
Ideal Conmandery has surrendered Its
charter n returned its equipment to the
Supreme Recorder at Phiiadelphia. The
members will attach themselves TO vari-
GUS communicates in the district.
Alpha Com mandery Will confer the
black degree tonight.
Tue members of the knights of Malta
in this city will attend divine service TO-
morrow evening at the John Knox
Church. The sermon will be delivered
by Brother the Rev. DIR. Houston. Mem
oers are to meet at the rooms of Alpha
Commandery at seven o'clock in full uni
form.
The first meeting of the Knights of
Malta Association will be held at Damon
Com mandefy on Tuesday evening. d. d.
5. g. Alexander Baxter will preside,
The drawing for u Knight of Malta
uniform took place on Saturday evening
at No. y Exchange Place. 1t was wos by
a companion of McClintock COM
mandery.
Companion Demarest will be the next
commander of Damon.
r. u, Guslave Steup has just retured
from a short visit to New Haven.
Supreme Commander DR.. E.. g.. Jones
will visit Damon on Taesday evening.
The meeting of the Supreme Com
mandery will be held at Harrisburg dur
ing. the first week in November.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22

prise Is es ahsished. Allthe Grand Court
Officers VIII be pr. sent To ofiici tie at these
W important events.
The Arbis ration Committee of Court
Stevens met .un Thursday night.
The Gransi Court officers are going to
Cartsret uex' TUESDAY.
Enquiry will be made to ascertain the
status pf he Prospective Court at Wood
bridge. Tie last heard from 1t WAS that
they had ssventy-tive names in the charter
application. This was SO yerai weeks ago
since then nothing has been learned.
Assemblyman Dnpuv Il The District
DeDuiy for Court Ha:kensack.
Court Hackeusack has q brass b Ind OF
its own. Ex-Postmas ter Eugle, who Is
also Captain Of the Ma ioDal Guard, has
been troposed as a nem1er OF Court
HackenSack. IL is expected that he will
bring in thirty or forty members.
The ball to be given by the Grand off,
GERS for the widows aud orphans fund
at Woods Hall on December 20, will be n
big affair. ALI the courts have SHOWN a
desire to assist in selling tickets The
proceeds will be Used for a laudsble OBJ
object-to pay a debt that sh luld have
been cancelled by defunct Court Pride.
The programme privileges for the event
are for sale.
Assemblymau Dupuy is the District
for Court in Hackensack.
Court HacReasaek has a brass band Of
Its own. Ex-Postmaster Engle, who is
also C lptain of the battalion of the
National Guard, has been proposed
as o member Of Court Hacken-
sack. 1t is expected that he will
bring In thirty or forty members.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22
G OF

The Grdnd Lodge officers were enter
tained at Sherman Park, N. Y, ON
Wednesday, by the Park Association
The ofncers are about to select u site for q
Pylh1an Home. Other localities will be
Visited before a final selection will be
made.
Battalion drills Will be resumed IN the
Ellst Regiment after election day.
schools of instruction for officers will
also be held under command Of Colonel
Sleup.
Two more divisions will give JERSEY
City a battalion of its own. An assoc.a.
ton has been formed in America Lodge.
for the pur lose Of forming one. IL will
be ceunected with the Second Regiment
under Colonel Reese.
A new uiy ,siou will soon be ready for
institution in Hoboken. The members
will come from Hoboken and Garfield
lodges. T~wenty-seven names are now on
the list. Sir Knight Melchos, of Hobaken
Lodge, Is the organizer.
There are now sixteen divisions in New
Jersey, with \ membership of nearly 500
Knights.
Yearly meetings OF the officers will be
held III the future, at which meeting
every knight win be asked to offer sug-
gestions.
Florence Division held an tmportaus
meeting on Thursday evening. Several
WV CitNOSus 1UG QiYlSlOH
paraded yesterday in the Columbus csle-
brafion.
Lincoln Assembly Pythian Sisterhood
hell It's regular convention on Wedues-
day evening. Several ladies were in
structed III the secret work of the order.
Brother Eubert of Hoboken Lodge. who
was killed by the falling OF a Sc fold
ON Saturday. October Is, was Inferred
with Pythiau honors On Wednesday.
Brother Samuel Mckee of Woodland
Lodge was buried yesterday in New York
Bay Cenietary with Pythian honors. The
lodge parated as escort. The brother
was the efficient K. OF r. aud S. OF Wood
Tau for a number of yeats. He was also
d past commander.
a district meeting has ..heen called by
D. .. G. G. Thomas Sayre for the lodges
in District No. %. 1t will be held In lie
Castle Hall Of Grant Lodge on Thursday,
November II. All the Grand Lodge
officers are expected.
Graud Chancellor Charles w. XII.
bour accompanied by Grand Master-at-
Arms Ralph Douath Il altending district
meetings throughnut the State.
Grald lnusr Guard DR.. w. e. HIGH
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22
JUNIOR MECHANICS.

Lafayette Council viii give an enter.
taihment on November z. This council
will soon be equal to Clinton.
Cliuton held n good meeting, and
much business was transacted. About
one hundred and sixty of Clinton's men,
pers turned out to Brother Midwinter's
funeral on Sunday last. All the councils
last Sunday.
Industry Council still keeps ahead.
They have experienced officers VINO do
their work we'll.
A movement is on foot to have a grand
parade of the order here on Washing
toms Birthday. They will all nave parade
caps by that time. Let her come.
Summit Council held n lively meeting
Tuesday night. Five candidates were
worked III great style. One of them
nearly collapsed. Four more will be
ready at the uext meeting night.
The Relief Committee Of Summit want
to LOOK at their bylaws before they COM
mehce paying out sick benefits by the
wholesale. They have an examining
doctor and bylaws to go by. Lu they
were not consulted much last meeting.
Things went through with a rush.
Summit is getting a flag for one of the
public schools at Marion. 1t will be pre-
sented on FRIDAY.
Summitt's grand entertainment on
~ III 10 ~ 4EIkcu l1dlI Will
be costly. The talent alo,e costs. $120.
The boys will have to work to sell 500
tickets.
A number of Juniors will endeayor to
form a Uniform Rank to be called the
United Americans" 1t will cost $40 to
join. Each member must be twenty-one
years of age and M year In the Juniors.
This rank will admit none but the best
men of the order.
Brothers Fry aud Gray are after ding
the State Council at Bridgeton. 1t ~
hoped they will have enacted some new
laws that are needed.
Greenville and Bayonne Councils are
coming TO the front while some of the
older Councils are still.
Brother Garfield aud the Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. Brass Band are not In tnne Just yet.
The boys want to see that baud and hear
what it can do.
Lafayette Council has a good set of
officers and the way they came to the
front Is a caution. summing members
should visit more and pick up u few
pointers.
Entertainment Committee meets this
Saturday evening at No. 215 Sip avenue,
Bro. De Alva wants to keep the ball roll
ling as there is pleutY of business on
hand.
The Councils should visit; each other
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22

Resolved, That bhe fourteenth day OF
November. 1892, at ten o'clock A. NJ. and
the meeting room of the Board of Str 4et
and Wafer Com issioners are hereby
fixed as the time and place when and
where the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners will meet to hear parties
interested IN said application, and all re-
mohstrances against the said improve
went that may ba presented in writing,
ana that the Clerk of this Board IL hereby
directed to publish III tue official ptpels
and to post IN the manner and Tor the
length OF time required by law, notices
of said application, aud filing of prelimiu-
airy sketch. and of the appointment of the
above named time and place for hearing.
Resolved, That the Commissioners of
Assessment be requested Co return to this
Board for further action all papers and
other matters referred to them for final
assessment in the matter of the improve
ment for the construction of sewers in
Ocean avenue, from Seaview avenue to a
poiut about 100 feet south of Gates AVE-
nue.. n In Gates av from Garfield
avenue to Ocean avenue. to the emf that
said improvement may be completed.
Resolved, That the Commissioners of
Assessment be granted an extention of
time to Tuesday, October %, 1892. il
which to file thsir report to this Boar In
the matter of the opening Of Baldwin
avenue from Church street to Academy
street.
Resolved. That the Board OF Finance
be aud is hereby requested to appropri-
ate to ibis Boar the sum Of one thou
sand (S1.000 dollars for the building OF
receiving basins aud making the neees-
sary connections thereto in such places
as q proper sanitary condition OF the city
demanded. the expenditure Of such sum
having beeu anticipated by this Board by
n of . so, $50 a - - IaA :. - az s-.-A7
sum. would On provided for the purpose.
The foregoing were each adop ed by
the following vote on b call for the
ayes and nays.
Ayes-president Made n, Commission
ers Somers, Dugan aud Yoe-4
Observation-Disclosures Cook Il.
The COMMITTEES on Public Buildings.
Docks and Parks presented the follow
ug:
Resolv d, That In accordance with
Chapter Il, Laws OF 1889, the Board of
Finance be and Is hereby requested to APP
Dropriate to this Board the sum of seven
Thousand ($7, 900 dollars in order that a
plot of ground may be purchased and a
suitable building erected for fire depart
fhent purposes 10 the Woodli wn section
OF G~reenville, the erection Of such build
ingD been requested By the Board OF Fire
Commissioners.
Adopted by the following vote on the
cali for the ayes and nays.
Ayes-President Madden. Commission.
ers Somers, Dugan aud Yoe-4
Absent-Comlnissioner Cook.
The Board on motion Rdiourned.
GEO. T. BOUTON.
Clerk.
Adjourned regular meeting OF the
Board Of Street and Water Commits
siopers held on Thursday, October IS.
1899. ut ten O'Clock Al. M.
There being nc quorum present, the
Clerk declared the Raarlt adjourned.
GEORGE T. BoUToN,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22
NOTICE


CORPORATION NOTICE.. fde
Notice is hereby given that on the second day
OF May 1877, apple ition was made 10 the Board
OF street and Wa.er commissioners by d. W.
Oliver and others for tie construction Of q so.
OCEAN AVENUE.
from Gator ayenue 10 Warner s.rest; q 24inch
OCEAN AVENUE,
from warner street TO Cedar avenue, these
sewers to be built under the westerly S d " ak
IN ocean avenue. Also q l2-ineh pipe under the
westerly sidewalk in
OCEAN AVENUE,
from stevens avenue 10 a point about 100 fee.
south or sheffield street aal connect with the
sewer on the westerly side OF Ocean avenue.
Notice II also givei that on the fifth day of
October 1872, The Commissioners of Assessment
niea with the b ,ard of Street aid Wates Com
missionefs tflslr preliminary sSs Gu. show ing
what prope IT, wilt pr, b lrlt be ASSESSED aud
the probable am 'unt OF zen fit TO each lot or
parcel OF land also the probable amount of AZ
sesnielt Per foot of frontase for the said i'm
provement anu the same Is now opel 10 public
inspection in the oficr OF The Clerk OF Ihs board
OF Street. an Wa. er Commissioners.
And notice Is a so given that the following
street or avenues or PARTICULAR sectio S thereof
are Included In said assessment, ! amely;
Ocean avenue, from Gator avenue to a point
about lJl - 1eet ea,r of Cedar avenue.
Rose ayenu-, from a point abo,lt 81 0. feet
west OF W srner street to a point about W. 81 feet
east of Celar avenue
JACKSON avenue, from a point about 81. II feet
west OF " aruer street to Il point about 0S. Of feet
east OF Gear avenue.
Warner street. from DC ,an ayenu, to a point
about 4l4.s9 feet I. rth of Jacks n avenue.
Wade street from Ocean avenue to q point
ABOUT 4l4.S9 feet north of Jackson avenue.
Stevens avenue from Ocean avenue to a point
about 400 feet north OF jackson auenue.
Cedar avenue from Ocean avenue to a point
about SI5 feet no, til OF Jackson avenue.
AND th2l the fourteenth day of November.
1885,, at ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. and thu meeting 100
Of tie B)ard OF Street. and Water Commits
sloneFs are hereby fixed as the time and piacs
when aud where the Eoard of Street apd Wa ter
Commit isioners will meet to hear parties int yr-
es'ed IN said app ic ltlon AMI all circumstances
against the said Improvement that may be pre-
secuted in writing.
By order of the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners.
GEORGE T BouroS,
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City, October II, 1892.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoNs.

Grand Master Tilden and Deputy
Moore Eaid a visit to Lodge of the Temple
On Thursday night. They were delighted
With the attepdance and the work. The
E.. h. degree war conferred on TWO candi-
dates and was perfectly done. A feast
followed.
Bergen Lodge is not slow this term,
although Its record rdsill not equal its
brilliant showing of last term. The +.
G. degree was conferred. Bergen can
beast of excellent meetings. Its monthly
social communication has been prod uc-
tive of much good in that direction, They
bring the members ont and keep a live
Interest in lodge work
jersey City Lodge will have a special
communication next Thursday evening.
The District Deputy will pay an official
visit to Enterprize Lodge next Friday
night: 'the Nd. NJ. degree Is on the Trestle
board. and the work will probably be
Qohe 10 90 ~
There will be a bigattenHance and the
craft are cordially invited to attend.
The District Deputy will make an off,
cial al on the FIRST Friday In next
month on Jersey City Lodge.
The COMMITTEES on Ladies' Nights of
No. "a has not been heard from recently.
Its first effort seems to have exhausted
the committee and they have O recoy-
cred.
E~orshipful Brother Edslstein IL work
Ing hard to make that monster meeting a
grand success. The date has not been
selected, at least not announced for the
notable communications when the grand
officers of this jurisdiction and that of
New York will meet, aud the craft will
ave chance to see the work done by
thegFand officers.
Hiram had q good turn out OF the me- m
hers at their last communication. Old
Hiram has now ample material on hand
for a very busy season. On Monday
evening x the degrees of Entered APP
prentice will be conferred. The Worship
ful Muster extends a cordial invitation to
visiting brethren.
The Grand Masteris pleased. as the re-
ports from the State show a splendid
growth during the term The lodges, too.
are in good shape, there Is Abundant life
and the gain will be above the average.
Scottish Rite Masans attached to Jersey
City Consistory will work tbs eighth and
fourteenth degrees on Friday evening
next at the Consistorial chambers, No, 23
Newark avenue. The fourteenth degree
Is being prepared with great care. All
Scottish Rite Masons are invited to be
lresent,a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22
Me nsion The News
minneapolis. M M.

Beauty often depends on
plumpness; SO does comfort;
so does health. If you get
thin, there is something
wrong, though you may feel
no sign Of it.
Thinness itself is a sign;
sometimes the first sign;
sometimes not.
The way to get back
%plumpness is by CAREFUL
LIVING, which sometimes in
cludes the use of SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil.
Let us send you-free-a
little book which throws much
light on all these subjects.
ScoTr & BowNH. Chemists. rsz South srh Aveuue,
New York.
Your druggis, keeps Scott's Emulsion of cod liver
eii-alI druggists everywhere do, ST..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22
FoREsrERs OF AMERICA.


Court Caucasian was opened at Camden
last Saturday night with a membership
of thirty-fvs. The courts number is s. 152,
The Grand Chief hanger. Grand Sec
retary and other Grand Court officers
were present aud we're well entertained.
The charter members Of the court are
enthusiastic. aud predict that they will
have reached the century mark when
tbev celebrate their frat birthday.
Asbury Park will be instituted next
Wednesday.
Tue Grand Court expects to open an
other Court IN Camden next month.
There are fifty names GU the charter list
for b new Court in this city, Court
Enterprise. Fire COMMISSIONER Dounelly's
narne is OIL the list. The returns have
not been received from Enterprise Con-
clave, who expect to get forty members
at least. The Court Will probably begin
WITH seventy-iys members. This court
W1tl.nIl the gap caused by the expulsion
OF Cont Pride Of Jersey City.
Hamilton Conclaye will be instituted
on the same aieht that Eouru EDtAr-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22
Past Grands Ba1loting for
Their Grand Lodge
Officers.
JERSEY ELKSI In APARADE
Masonic Meetings-Pythian, For
este and Junior Mechanic
Notes.
ODD FELLoW MS.

E. II. Malliet will represent Garfield
Lodge at the Grand Lodge meeting.
The Grand Lodge will meet at Trenton
on November 16.
Office of Grand Warden. Had Brother
Fred Klein of Eutwisle Lodge made a cam
VASES IN this city he would have come very
ciuse to receiving the support of almost
every lodge. SoIne who voted were not
aware of the fact that he was in tue race.
Hetiid uot Voluntarily enter as his friends
insisted on voting Tor him.
The candidates for Grand Warden are
SO numerous that the election will prob
ably b. decided on the floor of the Grand
l., dye.
james Hoagland VIII represent Eut-
whsle Lodge at the Grand Lodge session.
All he Past Grands voted at their re-
spective lodge meetings this week for
Grand Lodge officers.
p. G.sAllen, of this city, is again a can
didate for Granu Warden. His persist
aucy is remarkable. he believes IL at
first, second or third time you do not sue
coed keep at 1t until Jon do.
The Board of Managers of the Odd Fell
lows Hall Association had q splendid
meeting on Thursday. The wo,k was
reviewed and they were satisfied with
the prospect. A committee on incorpor-
ntion was appointed. 1t consists Of
Messrs. Msilor, Doan and Bell.
The Board will meet again
next Thursday at the office Of
Secretary Klein when steps will be taken
to push TO q contamination the project.
They will hold weekly meetings until the
requisite number OF shares are sub
scribed.
A meeting of Past Grands of the Ber-
gen and Lafayette District, was held at
the rooms of Onward lodge on Wednes-
DAY. They nominated H. T. Chamber
lain of Monticello Lodge Tor District
Deputy.
District Deputy John p. Willets will
probably succeed himself. He has been
loyal and intelligent aud devoted his
evenings TO visiting the lodges In his
jurisdiction.
The managers OF the Odd Fellows Hall
Association will visit Maple Lodge early
hex month,
1t was quiet In the lodge rooms this
week,
Monticello Lodge gave an excellent en-
ter;ainment on Monday night and real
lied a handsome sum for the Widowa' and
Orphans Fund.
Mechanics Lodge had a big meeting for
the times. They had pleasant session.
a. al
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22
CADETS OF -TEMPERANcE.

Meeting of Grand Section has been
changed.t TO Friday. October 20 at Hudson
Section Rooms, Columbia Hall, Tonnele
avenue. A felI attendance is desired a.
electiontof officers will be held.
Hudson WAS unable to get a quorum
Thursday night. Where was everybody,
Even tue paison was away. Hoboken
was represented by two brothers. come
again brothers, Hudson will awe a meet
ing sure.
Bergen No. 2 will be instituted in a very
short time.
Ivanhoe No. A has given up the ghost.