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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05

the Battle Monument barade. and goes
into crup, IL will no doubt be smut out
from the National Encam puient at Chi
cugO. Governor Albeit Intends that
New Jersey shall participate in that
great military gathering, but is not Ger
tain Just VINO will 20. II is quite possible
that II the Second has such Il go OF 1t this
year, that the First Brigade will have its
innings In 1893, ind 20 to Chicago instead
of going into camp.
The State Military Board has decided
to make another move in the matter OF
new arNuory for the Fourth Regiment,
in your city. But why does this regiment
wish to ask the Legislature to provide
funds for an rmory when said funds are
already provided for by law? That is the
question that is being asked here. Per-
haps some reader of The NEWS can
answer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
PRINCETON JUNI0k3' BOOK.
What the Seveptpe It'll Volume of ''Bric-
a-brac" Contaius.

II tne ocNoDLfol VI u VI
a-brac'' Contaius.
Special TO The Jensen Cita Nc'pS.
PRINCETON, Jan. 5, 1S92.-The seven
teenth volume of the Princeton College
Bric-a-brac, Published this year by the
junior class, has just appeared. The
cover is of dark yellow with gold trim
mings. The frontisepiece is n picture Of
Professor a. Young. the famous astrono-
mer. The summary shows an attendance
of 9S4 students.
New features of the book are pictures
of Henry G. Lamar in the football suit in
which he won the football championship
in 1885, and Frederick Brokaw, with APP
propriate poems by Professor Miller on
each. There are also pictures OF Edgar
Allen Poe, c. G. Dana, the new buildings
of the University Athletic Club. and cap
and gown, the '92 class baseball banner,
the Pease cup, won by 1913 football eleven,
championship baseball niue, track ath-
letes, %gymnaslic association, lawn tennis,
musical club and eating clubs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
NATIONAL GUARD MATTERS.
The State Armory Project-A Home for
the Fourth Regiment.

The State Armory Project-A Home for
the Fourth Regiment.
Special 10 the Jersey City Ne,cs.
TRENTON, Jan. 5, 1892 In a few days a
number of prominent military men will
take hold of the new State Arniory
scheme. There is n law that if the county
will furnish a tract of land. the State will
build an elegant armory. The Free
holders nave already been approached in
the matter, but they do not want to take
any action until public opinion warrants
it. 1t is now the duty of the guardsmen
to agitate the matter, so that people Will
be educated to The broad appreciation OF
the National Guard
The dedication of the Battle Monu-
ment in October is to be made a great
event. Tn Second Brigade is to partici'
pate in the parade. 1t will be incumbent
on the Seventh Regiment to entertain
their companions in arins of the Second
Brigade. II the Brigade tnras out for
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
Allen L.. McDermott on the Mayor


Allen l.. McDermott on h Mayor
atty.
The interview with Allen l.. Nc
Dermott, published in another column
will be found pregnant with sugges-
ton both by the local leaders of the
Democratic party, and by the public
in general. For Democrats to whom
party means everything, this is the
most notable dictum:-
am opposed to the nomination of anyone who
may endanger the success of the party in a Pres
denial year. This year is the most important
that the party has had or will have for ten years,
and true leadership demands the nomination OF
a man for Mayor about whose election there can
be no question.
This is solid Democracy and solid
sense, and every If" large or small,
should be eliminated before the party
puts any candidate before the people
this year for any Office from that OF
President down to that of constable.
But there is another saying of MIR.
McDermott's which should help to
awaken every good citizen, whose
heart is in the prosperity and progress
of the city. 1t is this
lam not satisfied with the present govern
mental condition OF the city, but | think the
b.ame for many things that, are either lett un-
done or done improperly may be laid to the
community at large, whose lack Of public spirit
aids, or at least condones municipal careless
ness.
There are not wanting signs that
Jersey Citizens are waking up. Their
complaints have been heard with pc
culiar emphasis of late, and they may
be heard from very emphatically in
the contest of April.
In this prospect lies the destruction
or the triumph of the Democracy, &C
cording as it may heed or disregard
the signs of the times.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
A MKlNLEY TEA PARTY.

FFOHl tWe HOOONeH EteHtIlU NtTUy.
In the light of recent Developments,
says an exchange, we suppose Mr.. Nc
Kinley would feel it an obligation to put.
if he could, a tariff on tea. The result of
the recent attempt to raise that herb in
North Carolina indicates that the soil and
try. but that, owing to the expense of
picking and curing. nom but the highest
grades could be produced p~rofitaoly. "On
tine protectionist principle the expensive
grades would go untaxed, and the lower,
which are drunk by the poor, would be
taxed"
"far-fetched" supposition, nor is it an I'M
fair statement Of the protect ionist prin-
ciple."
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
A PERTINENT FACT IN THE CASE.

The new boulevard WAS projected not
by scheming politicians. but by broad
minded, far-seeing citizens, who sought
to nave in Hudson county a driveway
that might rival or surpass the great
bculevards of New York, and be as fruit
full in good results as they have been.
The advantages of so great an improve
ment may not be now apparent, but it
will not be long before they are dis
cerned. 1t may oe said of our county
authorities that while the present be-
rates them, the future will bless them.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
NO MORE NATIONAL DEBT PAYING.
From the Paterson Guardian

bF0Ht lie FdIeFSOH TuuTufuN'
The Republican party. which once pro-
fessed to be paying off the national debt.
although most of the money really came
from the pockets of Democratic working
men. is no longer enthusiastic on the sub
ject. AS a matter of fact the Mckinley
Tariff and the Billion Dollar Congress have
put an etfectual stop TO the process OF re
duciug the country's bonded obligations.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05

son were not in the coInpany's favor,
as against the situation in Essex, it
is quite likely the Clark Company
would speedily consolidate its hold
ings on the far side of the Passaic.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05

THERE is something singular about
that story of Detective Dalton's spree
in San Francisco. He is said to have
been sent to the Home for Inebriates
on December II. and the news only
reaches Jersey City on January 8.
Can there be some ''put-up job" by
Hyer's friends behind it?
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05

DIED.

sHERRY-on Monday January 4, 1892. Patrick.
beloved husband of Ann sherry, aged nifty.
one years.
Relatives and frisnds of the family are respect
fully invited to at t3nd the funeral. from his late
residence, No. ~ Newark avenue, on Wednesday.
January IL at nine a. MI; thence co st. Eridgets
Church, where q solemn high mass of requiem
will be offered for the happy repose of his soul.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
ABSOLUTELY PURE

artistic. The transcription Of national
airs suug and marched to By Misses Ethel
Lynton, Tannenill, Russell. Carton,
Rynolds, Fording Archurere, with Miss
Jennie Reynolds as the Goddess Of
Liberty, and the entire company, was the
pretty part of the performance. Mr..
Eastwood had a deserved encore for his
soug "First and Only Love.
II is ate to say ''O'Dowd's Neighbors"
will have a successful run all the week.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
Hotel St. George,
~. r. LCDER, Proprietor,
$50 and 934 Garfield avenue.
TTNITEp STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF
O. REENVILLE

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF
Whereas. hath been filed in the
for the District OF New Jersey. on the twenty eighth
aay Of pecembsr in the year OF cur LORD ohs
Henry s. Wife. squire. Attorney of the United
States for the said District on behalf of the United
and merchandise as follows, 10 wit'-Five tea
gowns, two cloaks ono mansel; two cape.. ten
trimmings GAS metersl, three lace fans. Two pieces
spoons. two forks. Two nutter kn!ves. one scissors
IN case. two pieces white lace o. metersh SIX
pieces bead trimming, 4!meters) seven packexes
bead aud metal two pieces white lace
one plese black lace q meters, thirty one pieces
creoe trimntings l4iI 6n ineters' ?. one piece metal
ing 8 meters nina samples silk ribbon, sixteen
q ~ yarls,, two pieces metal trimming 60
metersi one piece tleck lace ~ Sys,dsl, two
embroidery. Ave crepe scarfs, six pieces lace and
metal trimming 0s.s % meters. eight pieces lace
srimmins Us meters, eleven PACKAGES head
trimming, fourteen pieces iS I'm br Sa osbs,,.
trimming, five pieces metal and crepe trimming
ttrImniing e9,i.2 meters. one box metal and
flower Trimming. ten packages metal ana
tSir1y .e sfam M pieces lace '4es,ss meters. eight pieces
emoroidery tt2. = meters eighteen pieces EN-.
and lace Cl2 meters. ttree pieces Of ribbon, seven
i tesi q, d messr pa't tbree piec e.sS cotte s% i ste'q 1S me Sssss
fraudpien tv imported INFO ths United states oy
one Ali ed &. Rutgers Ill the steamship NooroiAnd
from Belg UNI. Now, therefore. in pur-
suance Of the ~nonition under the seal of, the said
Court to me directed and delivered. l do hereby
give public notice 10 all persons claiming the said
property. or in any, mann.r interested therein
district Court TO be held at the city of Treuton, in
ana for the said district of New Jersey. on the
in the forenoon of that day tDrovtded the sam
snail be a day OF Jurisdiction. otherwise on the
there 70 iDlerpose their cIaims, and to make
theIr alterations In that behalf
Dated this tntrtv-irSr day Of December, 1871.
w. BUDD DEACON,
United states Marshal for said District
HENRY :. WHITE.
U. :. Attorney.
Proctor tor Libellank
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05

The construction of the new cleo
trio car line on the Plank Road is the
first step towards the absorption OF
Newark by Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
MIR. McDermott as a Candidate

MIR. McDermott as a Candidate
Mr.. McDermott's u%tterances regard
ing his W possible c~andidature for
the Mayoralty may, in a sense be
regarded as placing him fairly in
the field for the office. Unques-
tionably he is sincere in his
declarations of reluctance or even
aversion. After years OF deal
ing with the great interests Of State
and National politics, he might we'll
be slow to return to the minor abuses,
the lesser cares, the inferior concerns
of municipal administration, with
their petty jealousies and petty worri-
ments. Those who know him, too,
will fully believe him when he says
II would not promise a favor nor
make a request if either the promise
or request would secure me the unani-
nous nomination and unanimous
vote" He not only means all that,
but, we believe, he means it unalter-
ably.
But we do not agree with him when
he says:-",You may readily see that
this puts it beyond any question that
Twill not be the next Mayor of Jersey
City" We nope there is virtue
enough in the Democratic party to
make just the contrary true. We hope
the party is capable o naming men to
office on their reputation for indepen-
dent devotion to the interests of the
people. II this is not the case, we do
not want to be Democrats. We are,
indeed, very certain that in q con-
juncture such as the present, when
the good of the public is the only is
sue on which the party can win. the
position of Mr.. McDermott is just the
thing to recommend him to the
leaders.
Anyway, a man of MI, McDermott's
prominence and preeminent fitness
for the office cannot go the length of
saying he will accept a nomination if
rendered to him, without becoming a
leading element in the race. Even
though he never raise q finger in his
own behalf, there will doubtless be
hundreds of men who wish the party
and the city well, who will make the
running for him, his assent being once
assured. As for ourselves there are
many excellent candidates named for
the office, but we are glad to say
that there is not n among them
whom we could more cordially support
than the Marshal Ney Of the New
Jersey Democracy"
THAT was a rather singular fact
elected at the meeting of the Board
of Equalization of Taxes yesterday
that the Clark Thread Company
should object to paying taxes on an
assessment of $500, 900 while making
affidavit, for business purposes, that
their factory and plant was worth
So, 600, 900. There can be no doubt
that the Kearny assessments were in
equitably made-that small property
holders who were influential in local
politics were favored, while corpora
tions were not, but that is not evil
dence that the corporations in ques-
ton were assessed unjustly. The
facts ego to prove the contrary and
company which swears its property is
worth So, 600, 900 should not object to
paying taxes on the sixth part of that
sum. Indeed, if the balance in Hud
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss. she chung to Castorls
"Vhan she had Children, she gave them castoris.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
General sewers Appointments.

Special 70 tie Jersey City Ne0s.
BURLINGTON, Jau. ). 1892.-General Sew
ell, of the Second Brigade, National
Guard of the State, has appointed Cap
tain Hamilton Marley. of his staff, as
Judge Advocate. vice franklin G. Wool
man, resigned. Robert Sewell, the Gen.
erals sou, viii FIJI the va ancy by the
promotion of Captain Markley.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
PERSONALS.

Cit Clerk Scott and Private Secretary NC
Aehon are both down with mild attacks of the
grip, aud the City Hall today lacks its usual air
Of cheerfulnesS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05

Warning to Democrats.
p. Farmer Wanser's majority in
Jersey City in November, 1890, was
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
TUESDAY. JANUARY 8. 1892.

This paper is democratic IN principles
and is Independent in its GielUs on al
local questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
~ New York for S..

The Vaults are protected by
every device and safeguard
known to the business. No
Vaults have ever been built
which surpass these in eonstrue-
tion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-05
SO Montgomery Street.

SITUATIONS I'M YORK
HliNTED.
SITUATIONS wANTE BY TWO SWEDISH
~ girls. IS Essen street.
YOUNG GIRL ABOUT Is WANTS A SITUATION;
willing and %obliging. Call Ss Grove street.
CITUATloN wANTED BY GOOD GIRL 10 DO
. general housework. SIS Communipaw avenue.
C~ITUATIoN WANTED TO DO GTNERAL
one light
A YOUNG CIR WISHES A SITUATION TO DO
N light house work., Inquire OF Mrs. BRUHN, IS
Montgomery street.
GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO e
~ homework in small private family. III
Wayne street, third floor. front.
HELP WANTED.
W~ANTED-CooK N ~LAUNDREsS; NO. ass
w Jersey avenue.
w ~ANTED-COoK N LAUNDRESs; CALL AT
w No. f03 summit avenue.
WANTED GOOD GIRL o L ERA ROUSE
w work; No. 25s Wilton street.
1XT ANTED-TWENTY-FIVE GIRLS IN THE
w laundry: No. $50 Palisade aven ue. leigh Is.
VTAKNTED-SMART GIRL TO DO ENERA
w housework; two in family. No. 500 Palisads
avenue.
w NTED-PkofESTANT GIRL TO DO GEN
w eral housework iu a small family. Call at
No. u Aston place.
WANTED STEAD AND RELIABLE WOMA.
w for kite hen work; God home. NO. q Crane
street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
PENCIL TIPS.

Getting has the finest lamps you
ever saw.
That dollar and a half vase lamp
at Cuttings is q beauty.
Hats and caps for the whole world
at right prices. CHICAGO STORE.
If you are going to paint this fall,
60 to Deyo for your material and save
money.
There is no better paint in the
market than the Lincoln mixed paint,
sold by Getting.
Getting has . big stock Of 10 cent
sheet music catalogue Of over 1000
pieces. Come in and look them over.
Sherwood & Albright for groceries.
Hackers old stand. The best Of
everything kept in stock.
Trunks and valises and rubber
clothing in endless quantity received
this week. CHICAGO STORE.
Go to Sherwood & Albright for
your fine groceries. The boys are de.
serving and will make il q business to
watch your interests.
Do yen need wall paper? Deyo's
stock is complete and new. He does
not allow bis stock to run down and
then work Of old stock on you.
Received this week the incest sc.
leoted stock Of mems suits you ever
svesin this city.
~ CHICAGO CLOTHING STORE.
\ G. Wiener has taken the agency
for Dr.. Jaros Hygiene underwear. It
is recommended by leading physicians
in the United States. Used BY the
army and navy and the principal
cities use it in their fire and police
departments as an almost SURE pre-
ventiye against rheumatism.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
lBladon.
AN ECHo FROM A d

On Sept. II Hon. W. E. Andrews, Of
Hasting. addressed q large and enthusiast
tic audisuos q this place, and on che
evening Of Sept. Is Rev. T. ,. Cannon Of
Roselsud, addressed . still larger crowd.
Al the close Of Mr.. Csunon's speech .
number Of democrats and independents
osme forward and Joined the Republican
club. The Bostom's Martial band furn-
ished music for the occasions, . number
Of songs we're rendered and the snthusi-
ssm vas unboundsd. However the indie.
psndents said We would have no more
such times, for ws had "blowed ont" but
they were doomed 70 bs surprised for last
Wednesday evening hon.. J L. MoPhesley
Of Mindsn, spoke to . crowd equal In
number to that Of the other occasions.
The independents are looking about a.
sick - the rooster on Aultmsn Taylor's
thresher. Republication 10 going to sUom
at Blsden, and al efforts 70 stop u will be
like hurting q rotten pumpkin against
the Chinese wall. BEN j. MiN.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
Garfield.

Garfield
Randolph MoNitt and D. +. Tssaksy
addressed the electors Of 0ashsld on
Thursday night Sept. 10th and we're On.
th~usisstioal received.
Nv. and Mrs. 0kseu had friends from
the east whiting last Sunday and Nrs.
Skssn returned east with them on Mon
day, for On extended visit, Uncle Dick
looks disoonsolats.
The GARFIELD Republican League club,
will meet In the Wagner sehool.house On
Tuesday Dot. 18th, 1909 at 2 O'Clock 3. u.
Hons. John McCullam, Randolph xsNitt,
and j. X. Wilcox aud other speakers viii
address the meeting.
HY SMITH, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
The Man at the Wheel.

The man at the wheel has a grave re-
sponsibility; go h as he who takes his life
In his own hands and when scrofulous
mariarious or otherwise suffering with
any blood disease to which human flesh 10
heir, ignores the advice Of his dearest
friends and refuses to take Hspaticure a.
q medicine that yearly cures thousands OF
his fellow sufferers. Sold by L. h Deyo
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
LOCAL NEWS.

A. Gaines has added a lunch counter
to his bakery.
ia. xcArthur's father has arriysa
from Michigan.
Court sets next Monday, the 10th wi Ii
Judge Bealle presiding.
xr. Ed. Brown is getting the lumber on
his lots for his new dwelling.
Mics Stella Quicker returned 10 hsy
school at Rivertop on Monday. y
Ed Kellogg is home from the state 81
Washington where he has been fotA
year.
In the spring there veil DO some new
brick business houses started in Red
Cloud.
Nancy hanks, the famous trotter made
a mile the other day in 2;04. II 10 truly
wonderful.
Business is picking up in Rcd Cloud
and bids fair to exceed any period for
many years.
A call has been made on the governor
for troops to quell a county seat war in
Frontier county.
The ladies cornet band 10 becoming
quite proficient and expect to play on the
streets before the campaign closes.
Mrs. L. n.Hummel, who a few days ago
moved to Oklahoma, has returned to
Webster county, her health failing in
that country.
W. B Temple, a brother of our Samuel
was in the city this week. ne was On.
route home after attending the Sovereign
Grand Lodge I. o. O. F. At Portland Or.
Mrs. I. II. Hummel, who q few weeks
ago moved to Oklahoma, has returned to
Webster county her health failing in
that country. She is o at her daugh.
ters in naval.
The steam swing has been making .
mint Of money in this city. It would
be a good thing for the populists to So
cure il they want free silver, for wher-
ever there 10 a steam swing there will
you find silver flowing freely.
Supt. E. +. Highland, Of tho B. & ~,
with headquarters at Denver, is in Red
Cloud visiting old friends. Ed 10 fsshing
up very rapidly and says no is fitting
himself to run for alderman. We hope
he will succeed. We are pleased to note
that he IL succeeding in life in his new
home.
Why is it that our prominent business
men do not proceed to form Q building
association II is one OF the institu.
tions il properly managed that makes q
city prosperous. It is the poor mans op
portunitv to build q homeland make . o,ty
substantial. Every man should own his
home. Don't delay it, but get the enter
prise to going.
A prominent gentleman Of this city,
went to Lincoln recently and took biz
little nve-year-old girl with him. While
there he took her up in an elevator "a
his o in the hotel. On returning
home the little n ran up TO her mother
exclaiming, "All the same, I rode up in
the alligator, I did Miss Ma" Smiles
were in order about then.
School children say Deyo's line Of
tablets is the finest IN town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
Andrcws.Ndck eiglian Joint De-
b0tCs.

Oct. 9th. Minden, Neb.; Oct. 18th,
Nelson, Neb.; Oct. 18th, Grand Island.
Neb.; Oct. 18th, Ho!dredgc, Neb.;
OF. goth, Red Cloud, Neb.
For tho above occasion, agents
within 6fty miles may sell Book D
tickets tn the several points At which
mectiugs are to be held, At rate OF
0ps fsrs and q thira tor the round
TRIP. 80,
Sell ticksts On the date OF the
meetings aud limit for return to the
date following: except that when the
date of meeting falls on Saturday, you
will limit for return to the following
Monday. Yours etc. A. CoNovER,
a.. Agant.