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

I
A Supplement to The act entitled San
act to establish an excise department in
cities of this state" passed April eighth,
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
-four
/. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly Of the State of New Jersey,
That it shall and may be lawful for the
common council or other governing body
OF any town or city in this state, except
cities of the first class, Incorporated under
any special or other act of the legislature
thereof by ordinance passed by the affirm
alive vote of a majority of all members
composing such common council or other
governing body, to provide for the estab-
lishment within n for such town or
city a board of excise commissioners.
appointed pursuant to provisions of this
supplemental act.
2. Aud be it enacted, That within ten
days after the passage of any such ordin-
ance as aforesaid, a copy thereof certified
by the clerk of such town or city. shall be
by said clerk deposited and filed ia the
Office of the clerk of the court of COM
mon please of The county wherein such
town OF city is situate; and the clerk OF
such court shall t%hereupon forthwith
notify the president or presiding judge of
such court of the filing of such ordinance;
said Judge, so notified shall within thirty
days after the receipt of such notice con-
Vene said court at the court house in his
county. and said court shall then and
there, in writing, under their hands, ap-
point q board of excise commissioners
within and for such town or city, which
appointment shall be by said court i'm
mediately thereafter filed in the Office of
the clerk of said court, and the filing
thereof shall be notice to the ~app0intees
of their appointment as members Of SUCH
board; said board OF excise commission.
ers, so to be appointed, shall consist of
three persons, all of whom shall be resi-
dents and legal voters within the town or
city tor which they may be appointed, and
they shall Except as herein otherwise
provlded) continue in ofie for the term of
three years, and until their successors are
appointed. conformabiy to this supple
mentary act.
To be Continued.
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LAWS OF NEW JERSEY
[BY AUTHORITY
CHAPTER XIV.

CIiAHI len AlN.
A further supplement to an act entitled
''an act to establish a system of public
instruction." approved March twenty
seventh, eighteen hundred and seventy
four.
l.. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State of
New Jersey. That hereafter the state
board of education shall cause to be
taken during the month of May in each
year an exact census of all children re-
siding In the several school districts in
this state, between the ages of five and
eighteen, not including the children who
may be inmates of uoor-houses, asylums
or ~almshouses, and shall specify the
names, ages and residences of such
children, and the names and residences
of their parents or guardians (all
children who may be absent from home
attending college, boarding schools aud
private seminaries OF learning shall be
included in the census list of the city,
own or district in which their parents
or guardians reside and not be taken in
the city, town or district where they
may be attending such institutions of
learning); the SAID census may also
contain such further information as the
said board may deem necessary or proper;
and for the purpose of carrying out the
object Of this act the said state hoard is
hereby authorized and empowered TO des-
ignate a suitable person, TO be known as
the superintendent of the school census
who shall hold his Office for the term Of
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five years and shall receive such annual
compensation and such clerical assist
ance as the said board shall designate,
and whose duty it shall be to take charge
of HI the details connected with the tax
ing of the annual school census; the said
SUPERINTENDENT shall make a full report
thereof to the state board of education,
verified by him under oath that the same
is correct and true to the best OF his
knowledge and belief, on or before the
first day of September in each and every
year.
9. And be it enacted, hat the said sup
erintendent shall have power with the ap-
prevail of the president Of the state board
of education, to designate as many suit
able persons as may be necessary, to act
as enumerators for the several school dis
tricts of the state in takidg the school GEN.
sus aforesaid; and he shall have the owe
with the approval of the said state board
of education, to establish such rules and
regulations as may be necessary and
proper. governing tho taking of said CEN
sus and the said enumerators; and ne
shall provide and furnish the enumerators
blank books, forms and such other sta
tionery as may be necessary; the SAID
enumerators snail perform their Worh
within the time INT in accordance with
the rules and regulations of the said sup
erintendent, and shall be entitled to re-
ceive for their services the sum OF live
cents for each and every childs name
! taken in accordance with this act, which
said compensation shall be paid TO the
| said enumerators in the same manner as
is now provided by law. upon the certif-
cate of the superintendent Of the census.
8. And be 1T enacted, That all other
modes of taking or paying for the school
census are hereby abolished and all gen.
eral. public. special or other acts of any
kind whatsoever. or any part thereof, In
consistent with the provisions of this act
are hereby abrogated and repealed, and
| this act shall Jake effect Immediately.
Approved February II, 1892
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03

<AthAotAc Areuu.
The Lorillard Athletic Club will hold
its eighth annual picnic and games at
Caledonian Park on July 4. The events
are open to all amateurs, and will be
under the A. A. U. rule. They are as
follows:-10C yards dash. 440 yards run,
$50 yards run, / mile and 2 mile run. All
are handicap events except the half mile,
which is n scratch contest for noVices.
Handsome prizes will be awarded to the
first, second aud third in each contest.
Entries close on june 25, with James j.
Farrell No. Ill First street, this city.
The entrance fee is fifty cents.
James Il. Smith of this city will ofhciate
as referee at the games Of the Columbia
A. C. at Washington. d. q.
The sporting carnival of the New Jersey
A. G. was a grand success financially.
The club cleared over IA thousand dollars
Gold watch charms set with diamonds
will be the first prize in each of the events
at the games of the Orange A. c.. Oh
June %.
NJ. J. Kennedy, the Chicago amateur
who won the 1891 senior cross country
championship over the Morris Park
course, will enter the professional ranks
on Saturday. June IL. when he races Peter
Priddy three miles at Pittsburgh for $25C
a side and gate receipts.
Billy Meek, the old-time champion
walker, who Went TO England in 1884 aud
captured the seven-mlle championship.
besides tumbling down the record tables
in such energetic style that his figures
stand today. was resurrected for the
Decoration Day games OF the Manhattan
Athletic Club. but was out of form. Meek
was considered the prettiest and fairest
walker In the world.
The New York A. {. will purchase pro-
perty at Sixth avenue and Fifty-ninth
street as the site for the new club house.
The ground will cost $3.50. 600.
The Xavier A. Z. has secured as its
training grounds the old Scotish-Ameri
can A. CPS field on West Fifty-fourtf
street.
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SHOES

Now Gentlemen, treat yourselves to
Shoes. A saving OF ST. 90 TO 81 80 on
every pair. Remember. we GUARAN-
TEE our Footwear. You will procure
Tomorrow. Mems Calf hand sewed Welt
Shoes, in Lace and Congress. at : $500.
Mems Calf Hand Sewed Welt Oxford
Ties at 81 20.
Mems Genuine Kangaroo Hand Sewed
Welt Oxford Ties, at $2.75.
Mems Russet Hand Sewed Welt Lace
Shoes at $3 90.
Mems Hand-Sewed Welt. Butcher cut
Oxford Ties, S2.75
Any of those "a and s.. so Shoes, Ok
~fords-yours tomorrow at : 2.75-S3.
Are strictly Hand-Sewed Welts-per-
fectly ~tackless. VIII be just as COM
Portable on your foot and are bound to
give you as much wear as any IS Shoe
you have ever tried. Attend our Sale
of Shoes and Oxford Ties.
Boys Veil Calf Lace and Button Shoes.
sizes "a to5I. 1875 Solid Leather Shoes
at 0GCs
Boys Calf Button and Lace Shoes,
$1.75 grade. at SLIPS
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Gil, board of aldermen or other governing
body of such cities until the city elections
in such cities which shall occur in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-three, at which last mentioned,
and all succeeding annual city elections
In such cities, there shall be elected in
each of the wards of such cities one per-
son as a member of the common council.
board of aldermen or other governing
body of such cities, who shall hold such
office for the term of two years.
4. And be it enacted, That all acts
and parts of acts. general, special, public
or local, inconsistent with the provisions
of this act be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
5. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved February IS, 1892.
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CHAPTER XVII.

An Act relative to the effect of jury trials
in proceedings touching the probate of
wills.
l.. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That the verdict of q jury in any pro-
ceeding touching the probate of a will.
heretofore or hereafter rendered, shall be
conclusive and final upon any issue OF
fact found by such jury, subject to be set
aside only for such reasons as would jus.
tify the setting aside OF verdicts in ordi.
nary proceedings at common law.
2. And be 1t enacted, That all acts OF
parts of acts inconsistent with this act be
and the same are hereby repealed, and
that this act shall take effect immedi
ately.
Approved February "a. 1892.
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HOSE AND HOSIERY.

Ladies' fine drop stitched and Richelieu rib
bed. in black, slate and tans, some fancy top
and black boot, 12 Lac.
Ladies' regular made plain black cotton
hose, every pair guaranteed for color; Csc.
hose, 1oc.
Chiidren's wide wide ribbed black, full regu-
lar hose, warranted strictly FAST black; sale
price, I0c.
About 40 dozen of odd lots of Hosiery; Chill
dren's hose of this brand are fast black and
ribbed; sizes 6, SO and Z.
Another lot viii represent Ladies' plain cot
ton hose in brown, tan and navy blue; EVERY
pair repriced to &c.
Gentlemen, you will find tomorrow full
regular made, fancy stripe half hose; every
pair worth CSC, at I0c.
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TEL. O'NETLL & CO.,
9th Ave-. goth to 21st St.,
NEW YORK.

nine chances, and led the Giants In bat
ting. He lined out a triple and a double,
and ran bases cleverly.
Results of League games yesterday
New York. 7; Pittsburgh, 4. Brooklyn,
Z; Louisville. 5. Cleveland, Z; Washing
ton, 6. st. Louis, z; Boston, 6. Cincin-
cinnati. 3; Baltimore. 2.
1t was a game of seven up yesterday.
In five of the six championship games
the winning teams scored seven runs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS.

VIII treat you tomorrow to cheviot and
crepe cloth Shirt Waists, plated front and
back, dry goods houses will charge for this
same waist, Sl.25, we tax you SOC.
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UNDERWEAR

VIII nave its day tomorrow. Have unpacked
about 10 cases of Ladies' Summer Under
wear at this A. M, and all are ready for Sale;
underwear direct from the mill-Gauze-
Lisle Thread and Silk in.
10 Cases Of Ladies' Gauze, long and short
sleeves, V~ests-French Neck. Yours tomor-
row at csc.
Children's Silk Trimmed Gossamer Vests,
Pearl Buttons, 10 to "a inch: 90 dozen will be
sold tomorrow at 1Oc. to Sac.
For you Gentlemen we will have $50 dozen
Doc. Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Plain
White and Tan, 3 for 81 90; or each 36c.
An excellent 75c. grade of Mems English
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, plain and
satin front; ali the latest shades, 40.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03

New effects in crepe de cheue silks, 90 inch
4-in-Hands, Ascot Puffs, full size Tecks, zoe.
grade at ACC.
$50 different designs of Tecks, 4in-Hands
and Band Bows, roc.
500 dozen Boys Windsor Scarfs, &c.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS.

Sell you boys 500 of the Mothers Friend Out
ing Cloth Shirt Waists, patent buttons, outside
pockets, sale price for this 60c. waist, for one
day only, 25c,
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Diamond Chips

The Aroma Athletic Clubs team will
meet the Beecher. Schanck g. Co. nine
tomorrow on the Culver avenue ground.
West Bergen.
The Greenville Y. NJ. c. A. and Pantan
A. c. teams will battle at Greenyille to-
morrow.
The State A. G. and Sumner of Brook
iyn will wrestle at West Bergen tomo, :
COW afternoon.
Jacko Fields was behind the plate yes
erday and was at home. He accepted
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
HANDkERCHIEFS.


500 dozen of Mems colored bordered hen
stitched l2Lac. Handkerchiefs, price, &c.
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$1,000 NOTE.
Children's Dept. Sells Tomorrow

800 separate Kilt Skirts, sizes g Ia
TO 6-made Alive can afford to
sell Just one to each tot at 69c.
so plain white French PIX Kilt
Skirts, sizes 2 10 to Gone to a cus-
toner at Soc.
We shall sell tomorrow 1876 apiece
French Wash Kilt Suits, sizes 2 1-2
to 6, the very latest Patterns,
c. * o
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
LADIES', SHOES.

400 Pairs of Ladies' Russet Goat Oxford
Ties. Diamond Tip, Opera Toe and Low
Heel. Sale Price. 03c.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03

The GreeEville Yacht Club held it's
regular monthly meeting last evening
and elected ten new members. among
them being Senator Robert S. Hudspeth.
The advisa bility of holding a regatta
early nexp month was discussed. but ac-
ton was postponed until the next meet
Ing. The House Committee was instruct
ed to furnish several more rooms for the
accommodation of members friends.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
STRAW HATS r

SO different styles of Boys Blue and
Brown Sailor Hats, first-class trimmed,
hatters' SOC. straws, sell right here at
25c.
Children's Blue and Brown 200-toned
Straw Hats. satin ribbon trimming SWEET
leather lined, 25 different styles to select
from, at
soc.
Mems White Straw Senete Braid Hats.
81 inch brim, fine gros grain silk band,
S1.25 hats, sell here at
25C.
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FOR YOU GENTLEMEN


Wanting TO keep cool we shall have
Tomorrow, % choice styles of A.
Button Office eoats-You can safely
buy them and send them to laundry,
as they will stand washing. 500 of
them, sizes 80 &c "A, sell Tomorrow
at
44c.
Then you can buy of us To-mor-
row, Plain Black 4@Button Alapica
Coats, one 10 every customer at
89C.
Next comes the genuine French
Flannel Coat and Vest, 6 different
styles of. sizes 33 to "A. A great
treat to YOU, Gentlemen, coat and
vest, at
$3.50.
Blue and Black, strictly fast color
Serge Coats and Vests, all sizes,
$500.
Then we shall put on sale 100
Blue and BLACK, strictly fast color.
1 Serge suits, sizes 80 to 44-We
guarantee this we'll made suit for
color, and sell them TO you at an even
$1,000 NOTE.
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Complete Suits for Ladies,
$1,2A and $1.0S.

treated many q hundred ladies to complete
suits - Skirts, Waists = made of Percale,
Madrids, and Outing Flannel, brand new lot
Of Suits in this morning, new styles. very
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03

The Jersey City Tennis Club will have
a clup tournament tomorrow.
The ladies complain, n not without
cause, that they are invariably forced TO
play spectators at the practice games OF
the clubs. The gentlemen ~monopolize the
courts.
The tournament OF the Inter-Club Lawn
Tennis League of Kings county will be
held tomorrow on the courts of the Knick-
erbocker Field Club at Flatbush.
The handicap tourney of the Manhattan
Tennis Association will be held tomorrow
on the courts of the Ariel Tennis Club.
The Hohokus Valley Club will hold an
invitation tournament on July 9.
The Peoples Palace tennis players will
have a series of prize contests before the
season ends. The pastime has become
popular, and the our are crowded on
Saturday afternoons.
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RIBBON DEPT.

u ~
Sell fancy Brocade Ribbon in black
and colors, 35c. pure silk ribbon, extra
fine quality, at
&c.
No. 70 MORE. warranted all silk, in the
leading shades; this quality of ribbons
sell at 12c.
Surah silk sash Ribbons, satin bor-
dered edges, 10 inch wide strictly pure
silk, 75c.
LADIES' GLOVES.
Here you buy Ladies' suede finish
Lisle Jersey Gloves, in select shades of
steel, at 25c.
Latest summer shades of Ladies' Ber-
lin Gauntlet Gloves, repriced to 800.
Ladies' pure silk Gloves, fancy and
black; here you will buy them at $50.
! Ladies' heavy SOC. Silk Mitts, colored
and black; yours at 25c.
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LoriiIard's Treat.

The L.orillard Athletic Club has a treat
for it's patrons. Its lacrosse and baseball
teams will both play atch games tomor-
row at Oakland Park. The baseball
game will be called at three O'Clock. The
team will meet the nine Of the Myrtle b.
i. G. Of West Hoboken. The lacrosse
game will be called at five o'clock. The
Lorillard team will wrestle with the
clever PLAYERS of the Manhattan Athletic
Club. The cards of admission. including
seats in the grand stand will be rs cents.
Ladies' admitted free.
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CORSETS.

Ladies', try that celebrated W B Corset,
made of French coutille, satin stripes, double
and triple side steeis, silk Tossed, plain and
corded busts, medium and extra waists; SIZE
and 81. so no better than our W B at $1.0O.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-03
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS

Sell 40 different styles of Black and White,
Blue and White striped, fancy Cheviot and
Sateen Outing Shirts; buy them here tomor-
row and save 25c. on every one; sale price,
49C.
Brand new line of Gents French Flannel,
Silk Striped Shirts, arrived today; guarantee
them non shrinkable; sale price,
$l.75, $i.S8.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-04

sea shell pink has elected much admi-
ration wherever it has been worn
Among the more striking combina-
tions may be mentioned Bernhardt
robe of orange-colored plush lined with
heliotrope satin, a Mrs. Leslie Carter
gown of black lined with orange. and a
Rose Coghlan creation of wonderful red
brown cloth trimmed with turquoise
blue and pearl passementerie.
Have you noticed:
That fur-lined cloaks are coming in
again?
That boas of fashionable design have
one head and two tails?
That sashes are embroidered with de.
signs of ostrich feathers?
That jet hats are so heavy that they
make your head ache?
That it is the style to carry an i'm
mense chrysanthemum with a stem
yard long?
That ribbon and lace house dresses
look like lamp shades with belts upon
them?
That bow knots are stylish whether
they be of ribbon, of passementerie or
of gold?
That women's skirts are so tight that
they become "lznced-out?"
That unplucked plum is sweetly be-
coming to pale blondes?
That tassels of jet and beaded trim
mings are much used?
That coiffures are worn more curly
than ever?
That velvet is once more very much
in vogue for nantes?
That stamped and brocaded velvets
have been taken back into favoritism?
That tucked fabrics are very much to
be seen among the newest goodsp
That jet is perennially popular?
That astrakhan and braiding make
neat combination?
That dark green gown sparkling
with jets is much admired in the world
of fashion,
That each week there is new patent
for carrying train?
Apd finally. have you noticed that
women of real elegance will not ever
wear long skirts in the street?
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is in the high, puffed sleeves and the
half-long skirt. A fold of the ma
terial covers the buttons, and the bodice
is finished with heavy cording of the
same.
1t is pretty fashion which enables
the mourncr to enliven her dress with
deep white lawn cuffs and turn
collar OF the same material The cuffs
should be very fine and almost iitmy in
texture, and the collar may I've stitched
with bands of black IL desired.
The widows cap is small affair and
is unenlivened. save by its white
ruching. IL is. however, rescued from
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entire somberness by being daintily
constructed and fashioned on the lines
Of the latest improvements in millinery.
The veil is of crepon or some gauzy
material lighter than crepe and Is
fastened on in much the same fashion
as bridal veil. 1t need not be long
In point of fact, the wells which typify
the deepest mourning are very full and
fall only just below the waist.
AS for second mourning, every one is
wearing it, if one may call heliotrope,
violet, lavender and gray second mourn
ing. The loveliest dinner and even
ing toilettes are of materials of these
shades.
Velvetcen is much worn instead of its
richer, heavier cousin-the velvet itself.
Velveteen is more manageable It does
not crush SO easily 1t is lighter to car
ry and it comes in more shades than
velvet does.
beautiful new shade of velvet is
called unpluclScd plum. The shade is
much like unto deep heliotrope with a
pale purple bloom upon it. If you have
been in the country when the plums
were ripcning and before they were
quite ready to be picked, you can picture
to yourself the lovely bloom of the
shade which is now known as unplucked
plum.
An exquisite house dress of this hue
was made for woman who gave din
ner to Sir Edwin Arnold when the poet
first arrived here. The material was
velyetcen and the trimming was of he
liotropc and gold passementeric
The back was plated from the neck in
two huge box plaits, which fell to the
very end of the sweeping train. The
front was full and was gathered in at
the waist bya large clasp of gold and
hcliotrope passementcric.
What may be styled an idealized yoke
was sewn upon the waists in points
making a lovely series of gold and hello
trope figured designs.
The inside of the flaring collar was
lined with pale primrose yellow silk,
and puffs of the same extended below
the pointed passementere cuffs. The
sleeves were marvels of fullness and
size; yet SO perfectly were they fash
Toned that they appeared most graceful
and becoming.
When Sir Edwin saw the gown he
could hardly have failed TO be inn
pressed with it, And the clever woman
who planned such dream of the
drcssmaling art declares that to her
must be given all the thanks if Sir Ed
win in the future writes glowing recol-
lections of American women and Amer
lean dress.
The same style of gown of tender
shade of apple green trimmed with sill
yer passementerie and combined with
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Advertisements in the one
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
pARTNERSHIP-NOLAND & DE
Il SAUSSURE.

We, VIM. c. holland, Rene de Saus-
sure and Horace de Saussure. have this
DAY entered into partnership as archi-
tects.
VIM. G. holland has discontinued his
private business as architect, and the
hrm of Brothers de Saussure & Waters
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
All unfinished y business of either
Office will be carried on by us under the
hrm name of holland s. de Saussure.
Our place of business will be an
nounced in these columns. Until
further notice, apply at old offices.
Roanoke, Va, Jan. Is, 1899.
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