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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
GREENVILLE GLEANINGS

The regular monthly meeting of the Y: P.S.
G.. E. of the Reformed Church will be held this
evening in the chapel on Ocean avenue. The
delegates to the national convention in New
York next month will he appointed.
A service of song will &c held at the Reformed
Church on Sunday evening, commencing at the
| usual church hour. The choir have arranged to
| render some excellent music.
A new water hydrant has been placed al
Ocean and Bidwell avenues.
Mr.. D. w. Oliver, of Garfield avenue. has not
sold his GresnviIle property, Notwithstanding
the many announcements to that effect in the
New York papers.
The Greenvills Rifle Club will meet for practice
this evening OF the Metropolitan range on Ocean
avenue. The handicap tournament will be con-
tiuued.
Sparks from a Central Railroad engine set fire
to the wooden bridge crossing Chapel avenue at
half past five O'Clock last evening. A still alarm
brought the fire men of No. a truck to the scene.
They eXtinguished the flames. Damage, $40.
Mrs. Rose Kerner, Of No. 46 Walker avenue.
was found in u bsastly state of intoXication on
Ocean last evening by Policeman McKim. She
| was taken to the Fourth precinct in the patrol
wagon,
The ladies of the Greenville Reformed Church
| are arranging for a souvenir strawberry festival
to be held in the chapel on Thursday evening,
June IL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
WEST BERGEN DOINGS.

Jim Kelly and Jack Barney, two young men
employed in a West Bergen factory, mad a
dispute last evenins ana being urged by their
friends, decided to settle the matter with their
fists. They adjourned 10 the loot of Hatch ave-
nue. and had a short but lively scrap. Barney
had the backing of the crowd and with their as
sistance he knocked Kelly cut in afew moments,
after which the latter apoiogized and both shook
hands. The crowd restored their nerves to a
normal condition at a neighooiing saloon and
congratulated Jack on his victory.
John Gilbert, a driver for a Newark lumber
firm, met with a serious accident yesterday
afternoon. He was seated on top of q load Gf
wood when some OF it got loose. throwing him
to the street beneath the horses feet. lie was
| rescued by 8 man who was passing. He was
bruised in many places, but was able to go to his
home in Newark.
The entertainment held last evening at the NJ.
L. Church under the auspices of the Ladies
Social Union, was a big success. A feature was
a pretty fair drill by twelve young ladies' in
Japanese costume. A handsome sum was real
lied.
Miss Mary Earle aud Mr.. Charles Baker were
| married yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle on Bergen avenue.
The D. NJ. Brennan Association will hold an
important meeting this evening ut the rooms on
Hatch avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
CHAPTER TX.

An act concerning elections in municipal
titles in counties of The first ciase and
fixing the time tor holding the same.
/. BE it enacted by the Senate and Gen.
eral Assembly of the State OF New Jersey,
That all elections of all off GERS elected by
the voters of any municipality in any
county of the first class in this state shall
hereafter be held on the second Tuesday
IN April: where any election for mayor,
councilman or other municipal officer OF
any municipality in any such county is
now by law directed to be held on any
dav other that the second Tuesday in
April, such election shall be he'd on that
second Tuesday in Auril next following
the date now fixed hv the law for the
holding of such ell eJion; the terms of
Office of all municipal officers elected il
any county of the first class ip this state
shall commence on the first Monday in
the My following the election of such
officers.
9. And be it enacted. That each and
every officer of every municipality in any
county Of the first class in this stnt to shall
hole his Office Until the election and
qualification of his successor.
8. And be it enacted. That all acts or
parts of acts which provides for the cleo
tons Of municipal officers in counties of
the first class on amy day other than the
Second Tuesday in April are, so far as
they are Inconsistent with this act. re-
pealed, aud that this act shall take effect
Immediately.
Passed February 10, 1892.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
IoFFIcIAL ~pRoCEEDINGs.I


Regular meeting of the Board of Education
held at its rooms Bay street, Oh Thursday even
ing. May IL, lSy2, at 1880 P. NJ.
Preseut-All the members of the Board, seven
"a i'll hunter.
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
The minutes of the meeting of May ,, 1899, were
approved as printed IN manual form on motion
On motion of DR.. shain a committee of three
| were appointed by the chair TO pratt rules Tor
the government of this Board.
TIE chair appointed Messrs. Shain, Mehl and
Garrison.
On motion a recess of fifteen minutes was then
taken.
Upon reassen,bling the roll was called and all
the members OF the Board answered to their
names.
The special committee on rules presented
their report which on motion OF Mr.. Jones was
ad opted aud the c ,mmlttes discharged.
Ex-memb.r Martin Finck was invited to a seat
inside the rating.
The President then announced the following
standing committee:
Fi~nance-Joues Reid and Moran.
Teachers Salaries and Examination of Teach
ers- Joues, Mell and aIuldoon.
Text Books and Course OF Study-Mehl Reid
and Garrison.
Books Stationery and S~upplies-Shain, Jones
Fuel-Meh, Reid an Moran.
Janitors and Janitors' Supplies-Reid, Shain
Printipg--Shaln Mehl and Muldoon.
Inventory ArpraiSement AID Annual Report
Jones, Red ana Moan
High ana training ocuoois-ohdih, 9deni anu
Schools l., ?. }, 8 Annex-Snain.
d" 8, Il, 2l-Moran.
A., is, l9- Garrison
" e, &, l0-Mehl
II, II Annex, IL, 23-Jones.
d" IA, I4-Re.d.
II, ~, @2-1luldoon,
The following communication were present
From Principal j. II. Brensinger and Board
OF Health relative to vaccination of children in
schools II and 10.
Fiom K. s. Hudspe.h Corporation Attorney,
advertisin., the removal of a portion Of the cor
nice of School No 8 as the same encroaches
uDon the adjoining land OF Charles stump,
Referred TO the Board of Street and Water
commissioners.
palship.
AppHcarionS Of Charles F. Bucken and william
| s. Rodda for positions as ~1anltors.
Referred To committee ON Janltors.
SUpERINTEEDESTS REPORT.
The SUPERINTENDENT presented the following
report which was ordered hled.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY DR.. Shain and auopted:
That ali persons having claims against this
Board which have not already been presented
are hereby notihel to present the same without
delay to the Clerk OF tn Board so that the
Committees to whom such claims may be refer
red can be better able 20 ascertain the financial
standing Of their accounts, and that Clerk OF
this Board publish such notice once each in the
Jersey city News ana the EVenuhg Jouthai'
Resolved. That the salary of the Clerk of this
Board be and the same is hereby fixed at the rate
of fifteen Lundrei (Sl, SEQ. } dollars per annum.
Adopted by the votes of all the members OF the
Board seven ca in pumoer upon the cll Tor the
ayes and nays.
The Board then, on motion of DR.. Shain, ad-
journed. TWIN npAvp
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
CHAPTER X.

A Further Supplement to an act entitled
IAN act constituting district cou rts of
certain cities of this state" which said
act was approved March ninth, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
seven.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen.
eral Assembly of the State Of New jersey,
That the Judge of said courts may desiG
nate one of the c~onstablesO of said county.
or some other suitable person, TO attend
the sittinas of said court and to preserve
order thereiu; the said officer shall be
designated as sergeant-at-lrms of said
court, and shall receive for his services
the sum OF one dollar for each days az
tunl attendance on the sitting OF said
court wneu such ~endan shall be re-
duired by the judge. TO be paid by the
mayor and common council or the city
where sand court may be established out
of the treasury OF said city; provided.
however, thsG nothing herein contained
shall he construed to increase any fees or
compensation now fixed by law,
2. Aud be it enacted, That any person
not Il constable, who may be hereafter ap-
pointed as ser1eant-at-RrmS in any of the
district courts OF this State, when the pro
visions OF tnis act have been complied
with, shall be, during the term for which
said appointment l. made, invested with
all the rights, privileges, powers and du-
ties now anpertaining to the office of Gen.
SCaDte, anu LHat all pHpeIS, WuTEauts anu
process, either civil or criminal, issued
out of any court OF record in this Stnte,
shall be ms binding and ffectual and have
the same legal effect when served or ex
ecuted by said Sergeant-at-arms as if
served or executed by any constable.
s And he II enacted, That for the SER
vices performed by them the said sergeant
at arms shall be entitled to receive the
same fees and compensation as now or
may hereafter he allowed to constables.
4. And be it enacted, That before any
sergeant-Rt-arms shall perform any duty
as constable he shall file in the Office of
the County Clerk of tho county in which
the district court to which he Is attached
is located, u bond with two Freeholders
of the county III the penal sum and OF the
same condition rs is now required to be
filed by consiab,es. which said bond shall
be approved by the Judge Of said dis rict
court as to form and su:eties, before
being filed with the said county clerk.
5. Aud be it enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved February is. 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
STATE NOTES.

State Senator Winton is a candidate for re-
nomination, and Englewood Democrats are talk
ing of eX-Asseublylnan Abram De Il lnde,
John S. Voorhees, of Freehold has a lemon tree
which is over 100 years old.
The Sussex county Freehelders have adopted
plans for a new Jail, to jst S1l GOO.
The Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers have declared of the strike AT
the oxford furnaces In Warren county.
petition has been circulated in Aseury Pari;
asking the street car company to ruh cars on
Sunday during the summer months.
Atlantic City will swear in the lie guards who
protect the lives of hathers as a sp-cia' police
contingent, and thus freeze out ali unworthy
characters. The crew OF the life saving station
will be among the men employed in this ca
pacity.
6. S. White. of Waldwick, B'rgen county. has
received from a firm in Florida an order for a
quarter million reams of paper for orange
Gov rs.
llard stone roads will be built from Long
BrAuch to Ea,ontown, and from High street to
Elberton bridge. The roads Will cost about
$40, O00 a mile.
A resident Of West Long Branch who care
lessly left a lighted pipe in his carriage. re-
turned 10 finish his journey and found q robe,
TWO blankets and the top OF the buggy burned
The Board of FreehoIiers of PaSsaic county
has appropriated SIS. 900 toward the Paterson
centennial celebration. to be held on July D.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
III.

SllkAI tLlb IL
An act respecting police departments in
cities OF the second class. and regulat'
ing the tenure and terms of office of
certain officers employed in said depart
mentS.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate aud Gen.
eral Assembly OF the State OF New Jersey,
That in al cities OF the second class in
this state. whether the police department Is
therein are under the control of the city
council, board of al lermen. police con-
mlssiouers or otherwise the chief and
captain of polio employed or appointed
by municipal authority in such cities
| shall severaly hold their respective
offices aud continue in their respective
employment as such municipal officers
and employees during good behavior,
efficiency aud residence iii such city; ana
no such chief or captain shall be removed
from Office or emp'oymenb In the police
department of any such city for political
reasons or for any other cause rhan in
cup city, misconduct. residence or
disobedience of just rules and regulations
established, or which may be established
by the proper municipal authority.
9. And be it euacied, That no chief or
captain of police III any such city shall be
removed FROM Office except for just cause
us provided in the first section of this act,
aud then only after written charge OF
charges of the AUS or cluscs OF com
plant shall have bean preferred against
any such officer. signed by the person or
| persons making such charge or charges
and fled with The municipal officer, OIL
GERS or board having charge OF the de-
| partmen5 or police, and after the said
charge or charges have been publicly
Xamiued Into by the appropriate
municipal board. or the police com
mittee thereof, il the same be duly
referred to said committee. upon sue
reasonable notice to the person charged,
audin such manner of examination as the
rules and regulations governing the same
may prescribe, 1t being the intent of this
act to give every person against whom
charges for any cause may be preferred
under this act Il fair trial upon said
charges, and every reasonable opportun.
lty to make his defense. il any he mas OF
chooses to make. n the municipal board
or committee having power to try such
charges shall have power to Issue writS oil
subpoena to compel the attendance of wit.
nesses and production of books and pap
ers. which Writs shall be served in the
sans manners as %sHbpenas Issued put vi
the court for the trial OF small causes and
every person Who neglects or refuses to
obey the command of any such writ shall
be liable to n penalty OF twenty-five dol
laLs, to be sued for in the corporate name
of the city in any court of competent jur-
isdiction, aud the penalty When collected
shall be paid into the poor fund of sucn
city.
8. Aud be it enacted, That all acts and
paris of ACTS inconsistent with the provis-
ions of this act, be and the same are here
by repealed.
Approved January &c, 1892.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE AlLRoA N. Y, c. & H. r. n r
w Co. lessee.
Train, leave West 42d Street Station. New Yorx.
es follows. and 2l minutes earlier from the foot 1t
Jay street. New York;
Hamilton, London. Detroit aAA Chicago. 1000 q.
m, ~5.lJ u. m, 81 y. III.
st. Louis. 1l3. N8.l5 .. m.
toronto. 1000 = m, +a.ia. ais D. m.
buffalo. Rochester, suspension Bridge Niag ara
Utica and S, racuse, B. 30 'lotN q. m, = Is, sis n.
M al IS a. nj. ,ruDs only to UticnL
kingston. $50 fla 1000 tll.S O m. SA.Dl
catskiilana Albany, -a.oo .7.is 1000. .ii.s5 a. m.
"a o. y. M. Sis +6i5 y. m.
Crsnston's, West Point. Cornwall Newburgh.
$50. ais. E.a. tl0Cn. '10.l5. Hiss am. Ella 400
S.S. ,5.la. 5.85, $3.50. -S.1A 'l1.45 .. n.
Montreal and Canada East TJ5 q. me- sis, $50
Elegant sleeping oars for Bunals. Niagara Falls
Toronto Detroit, Chicago and ST Louis ON all
sDsily. +Daily except Saturday. All other trains
hrookivn Annex. +iO. y a. H. ++s.o1 p. m. Jersey
City, +. f. X. station. .lL.21 4. m,. tsS.s y. m.
For tickets, time tables, parlor and sleeping cas
accommodations or Information apply ofnceG
H fHlsssS strsst and west ssoro station. Brook.
yn-93j Washington street ~ Fulton street.
Annex ofnce foot OF Fulton street. New Iork
citY-Nos ] a.. 8sS. 75, W Broadway lts Bowsry.
n Frrt i4th street. s. West l25th street
and West snors stations. West ga street and
C.E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
Wander btlt Az. New YORK.
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It's said that the cost of the celebration viii be
OVER $1,000.
The I.idgedeId and E~nglewood Township Com
mites have accepted the proposition OF william
Walter Phelps to p " on s-half OF the expense of
macadaInizing the Cedar Lane road, the town
ships each 10 pay one quarter.
Hiss Ada Bovine, Of Mount Eoiiy, refuses 10
ma ny Edward Faikenbdrg, Of Burlington, 10
whom she was engaged because they differed as
TO tue minister who was to perform the cere-
mony. Miss Bowne preferred a Baptist minister.
while Mr.. Falkenouig wanted an Episcopalian.
Falkenbu Us mother favor ID n Methodist, aId
finally tie son agreed with her. This was 100
much Tor Miss Bovine. who notified her lover
that the match was off and She has returned
with her mother TO her home in the West.
The Englcwood improvement Society has
received Il letter from William Walter
Phelp', United States Minister to Germany, in
closiIg q contribution Of 5000. The object of
the society is to beautiry and improve Engle-
wood, and a large part of the money received
each year is devoted TO keeping the streets in
good order and planting shade trees. The
society, as a rule, expends something over 90, COO
a year in adding to the attractiveness of Engle-
wood.
Mrs. Gertrude Kessler, an old widow who has
been maintained at Passaic for many years by
Charitable people belonging to the First Baptist
Church, has fallen heir 10 a fortune valued at
over S50,0O. Her elder brother, Henry, VINO
died in Cleveland. Ohio, last August, was a
prosperous merchant and a member OF a big dry
goods firm. His will directed that hi estate
should be settled up within eighteen months and
divided between his brother Andrew aud mis-
sister Gertrude. The latter had not been heard
from for twenty-four years. A Cleveland law
firm has been writing to various addresses &c
find her since her brothers death, and has just
succeeded.
Grand Master Thomas W. Tilden, Of the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge of New Jersey, will lay the
cornerstone of Ca nden's new Masonic Temple
on June "a. Joseph H. Gaskill, of Mount Holly,
will deliver the principal address.
The town of Rutherford, Bergen county, at 6
special election on tuesday, voted, 1913 to "a, II
favor of bonding the iowa $50 0j for macadam
iZing the streets, an | So ,O0J fof building main
outlet and trunk sewers.
James Gowdy, Of Toms River, has three acres
in asparagus, from which he has cut this veal
$50 from his crop.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03

The hue of health. Who can mistake it. The
white brow, the deepened tint of the cheek, Theses
associated with brightness and animation of the
eye, a CHEEKY expression of the countenance, are
infallible indicia that the liver is performing its
functions actively, and that consequently diges-
ton and the bowels are undisturbed. II, how
ever, the complexion and eyebails have a saffron
tint, or the face is drawn and void OF sprightli-
mes and animation. the hillary gland is almost
certain to be out of order. Rectify the difficulty
bilious specific, Hostetter's Stomach Bittefs,
which promptly remedies not only the above
outward and Y s.bie Signs OF biieusness but also
the sickheadaches, constipation, vertigo. fur
upon the tongue, nausea, sour breath and pains
tn rough the right size which charac erie II.
The liver is ala avs seriously involved in malaria.
for VIII ich the Bitters i o sovereign specific.
This me dicine remedies with equal promptitude
and completeness kidney complaint, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, and nervousness.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
January 26. 1892.
CHAPTER III.
A further supplement- to an act entitle
can act concerning corpOrations," (Rt

A further supplement- to an act entitled
"An act concerning corporations" (Re-
visiou). approved April Z, 1915.
l.. BE 1T enacted by The Senate and Cen
eral Assembly OF the State of New Jersey,
That any corporation of this State. lncor-
uorated under any general law of this
State, may, i'll Que certificate, change The
maine of said corporation. Increase or de-
cretse the amount OF the capital stock of
sad cor oration, increase or decrease the
number of shares of the capital Stock of
said corroration, and increase OF decrease
the par value OF each of said shares of the
capital stock Of said corporation. thus
making nnv or ali of Snid changes in said
one certificate.
2. Aud 1t be enacted. That, in order to
avail themselves of the powers conferred
by section one of this act, it shall be
necessary to oDtain the assent, in writing.
of the Stockholders representing two
thirds in valne of the existing c,pital
stock of said corporation, and tue assent
of The Board of Directors. given at a gen
eral meeting, or a special meeting Called
for that purpose, and expressed by II
majority vote of all the Directors of said
Board.
8. And it be enacted, That Il certificate.
recltIug these assents, executed by such
officers OF the com amy as shalt be de-
| terntned by Il resolution of said Board of
Dlrec; ors, aud under the seal OF said com
pauy VITA an affidavit of IN secretary Of
said company that The seal of the com
-nuny thereto attached is The seal of said
company. and that the officers executing
| said certificate are the officers of said
| corporation, HIS expressed therein, shall be
recorded ia tae office of the Clerk of the
County where the principal office of said
company is l ,cated, and thereafter filed
in III. Office of the Secretary of State,
which recording shall he aone within
thirty days after that execution OF said
certificate.
4. And he it enacted. That upon the fl
| ing of said certificate in the office of the
Secretary If State the name of the cor
| roratiou shall be changed III therein
stated, the amount of the capital stock,
| the number of shares of the capital
STOCK and The par value of each of the
SAID shures of stock shall thereafter be as
stated therein. and Il certified copy OF
salt certificate by the Secretary OF Stale
shall be taken and accepted as evidence
Of such changes in any cour or this
State.
S. And it be enacted. That On filing said
certificate with the Secretary OF State the
corporation filing the same shall pay to
the Secretary of State twenty dollars for
each change made AS aforesaid in said
one certificate. the same as if a separate
certificate had been filed for each OF said
changes set forth in said certificate.
6 And it he enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved January %, 1892.
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XII.

An act to authorize tn. construction of
new gus plant for the lighting of the
Stale Prison.
/. BE it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly OF the State of New Jer'
sey, That the inspectors Of the New Jer'
sey state prison, with the assent of The
Governor. be ana they are hereby author
ized to make a contract upon such terms
as they deem proper tor the purpose o.
lighting the state prison with gas.
2. AMI be it enacted, That the expense
thereof shall not exceed sixteen hundred
dollars.
3. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved February 16, 1892.
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PIGMENT wns approved April 18th. 1891.
e. /. be il enHctt d ny the senate and Gen-
eral Assembly of the Stale of New Jc,-
sey, That the said act entitled "a further
supplement- to an act entitled An act re-
specting the compensation of the chan
cellor aud the justices of the supreme
court" approved March fourteenth, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
nine" which said further supplement-
was approved April 18th, 1891. be ana the
same is hereby repealed.
g. And be It enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved February Sd, 1892.