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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
GREENVILLE ~GLEANINGS,

The topic absorbing general attention through
ont 5reenville is the proposed extension of he
avenue 10 West Bergen. AT the next meeting OF
the West Side Rent and Taxpayers Association
q committee viii be appointed to visit President
Thurston aud discuss the matter.
The Improvement of Ocean avenue at Danforth
avenue is earnestly desired by residents of Green
vile. During the rainy weather recently it was
almost impossible TO cross the thorouShfare
without the aid of rubber boots or life preservers.
The wretched condition OF Old Bergen Road
will be discussed Mt the meeting OF the Citizens
Association on Tuesday evening. Mud to the
depth OF several inches covers the entire thor
oughfate.
Gre,nvillo Building and Loan Association No.
2wiil meet TO receive subscriptions this evening
ut Bamber Hall, No. 81 Linden avenue.
The prayer meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A, this
evening will be conducted by President Arthur
NJ. Dunno.
Pearsall avenue has attained much prominence
during the past year because of the large NUM-
Der of buildings which have been erect d within
its boundaries. ans
The Woodlawn taxpayers are bringing Up the
public school question again. They want q
building to be located in vicinity of Ocean and
woodlawn avenues, in order to accommodate
the many children If the community. -
The beauty of the Bay View Cemetery has
been greatly added TO by the erection Of sew.
erai granite and marble mansoleums. TIE
floral display is gorgeous and reflects great
credit on the management. A large fountain is
being erected in the centre of the grounds.
The baptismal services at the Faith Cure
grounds tomorrow afternoon promise 10 be in
teresting. Several converts will be Immersed in
the waters of the New York Bay.
A committee of Greenville citizens will visit
the Fire Commissioners shortly and demand the
erection OF an engine house for the oda.
ton of the new engine. The engine is now
stored in the No. 4 Truck House.
Greenville readers are taking advantage of the
Library. over 100 books daily are received at
the local station, No. GAO Ocean avenue.
Ocean avenue of a pleasant evening presents
an animated appearance. A stream Of bicycles
constantly passing up and down. The sport is
INDUCED in by old and young alike OF both
sexes. 1t is nothing unusual to see a group
pass by of father, mother aud children.
Annie Lapp n, Of No rs Kearney avenue, was
Grraigned before Justice Routh yesterday,
charged with hitting Hannah C)ughliu on the
head with q brick She gave bail 70 appear be-
fora the Grand Jury.
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HO EN- NOTES.

John McKleevey, of Paterson, while
drunk fell against q truck at the corner
of Newark and Grove street. Hoboken,
Thursday and his head was cut severely.
Recorder McDonough sent him away for
ten days to sober up.
Star Chamber o. U. A. NJ. met Thurs
day night and conferred the first, second
and third degrees.
The Sea Bass Club will have Il fishing
excursion July B.
President Russ, of the Board of Educa-
ton has offered IL GOLD medal to the mem
Der of the High School graduating class
showing the highest record for general ex-
cellence.
The Health Board met Thursday night,
but did not make any appointment. The
members will hold a private session Mon
day night and announce the appointment
at the next meeting.
A coal basket fell on the back of Henry
McGourkey, Il 1aDorer on the Rotterdam
dock, Thursday, and injured his back.
He was sent to St. Marks Hospital.
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PEOPLES PALACE NOTES.

Prof. David Bramley, who has had great
success in the Physical Department.
will give a social hour with his
classes, including different kinds
OF sports, to the public this
evening in Assembly Hall, en-
trance at No. 240 Hender-
son street. Ladies and gentlemen
will be admitted free. Doors will open
at 1880 p. m. and the exercises commence
at eight.
The bathing department will be open
during the summer for boys on Wednes.
day and Friday evenings from 7.30 to $50
o'clock, and also on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons at 8 o'clock.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the summer tournaments to be held
on the on tside grounds.
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Elizabeth Commandery, Odd Fellows
Hall, Elizabeth, tomorrow at two O'Clock
p. m. r.. g. Clark will be in charge.
Ideal Commandery will hold its regular
convocatlon on Wednesday evening. d.
S. G. McClenig will pay an official visit
and a good time ray be expected.
Joppa C~ommandery is doing good work.
The black will be conferred on Tuesday
evening.
d. S. c.. DR.. f. G.. Jones will begin his
official visit during the coming month.
A number of new communicates are
being formed IN Pennsylvania where the
order is at present 1900 strong.
The Fifth Commandery in Paterson Is
about ready to be instituted.
Z. c. Riley. of Alpha, expects a new
c~ommandery in Brooklyn during the next
month.
Ceur De Leon C~ommandery will meet
hereafter at 139 ~Flfty-ninth street, New
York city, on every Thursday evening.
Commander Neless, of Celr De Leon,
is a frequent visitor at Damon.
Has the Chairman of the General Com
mittee on Reception of Supreme Com
mandery forgotten Damon? Where are
those tickets. Docf PRODUCED
DR.. Van Antwerp has been missing for
a long time. Where are you, Doc2
p. G., Steup is again on duty, and can
be seen every evening at Damon Com
manderY.
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WEST BERGEN DOINGS.

Lexington avenue property owners ara agi-
tating tue question of macadamizing the ave
nue. between Bergeu and West Side avenue.
The real estate development ofpWest Bergen
Is booming. Sales are frequent and buildings
are being erected in all sections Of the place.
Chief Engineer RuGgles says it is not his
fault that the Improvement of West Side avenue
at the Central Railroad bridge Is not begun.
He turnished the company with grade maps and
they promised TO forward TO him the surveys.
This has not vet been done. The comrany is
aware that the bridge obstructs the traffic to q
great extent on West Side avenue but will not
consent TO raise it. West Bergen citizens for
the past four or FIVE years have complained of
the bridge as q nuisance. bur have taken no
united action in the matter.
The funeral services over the remains OF
James Corin, who died yesterday, will take
place at his residence GA West Side avenue to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schonck of West Side
ave1ue, are at the Thousand Islands for a short
vacation.
Charses Baker OF Belmont avenue, slipped on
O banana peel on West Side avenue yesterday
afternoon and broke his right ankle. He was
removed to the City Hospital,
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KNIGHlS OF HONOR.

Palisade Lodge has elected the follow
ing excellent staff of officers Mt its meet
ing last night.
7. D., w. j. McGown; D., Fred Hetzel
V. D.. G. w. Sucker; A. D., Fred Luen-
berg; Guide. II. White; Chaplain, l. Nash;
Reporter. G. P. Robinson; +. r., l
Baker; Treasurer, William p. Holllngs-
head; Guard, l. Lyons; Sentinel, II.
Schmidt; Trustees, John E. Macarthur,
l. Nash and A. Shaw.
Hudson Lodge has chosen the follow
ing officers:-Alfred Debevoise, Dictator;
William G. Wingerath. Vice Dictato.;
Henry Thouret, Assistant Dictator; Joseph
Chambers, Reporter; George H. Kuhlmau,
Financial Reporter; William L. Blackmur,
Treasurer; William Kendall, Chaplain;
Louis Smith. Guide: Oh lrles Marjory
Guardian; Fred PETER, Sentinel. aud
George II. Raven. Henry Reiu9Ls and
PeLer Baker. Trustees.
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American Electric Motor Co.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY T. FOSTER
~ Gaines. William Fletcher Armstrong and
Lewis sayre Bprchard. three Stockhoiders of the
a meeting of the stoekholdersof said company
viii be held at Taylor's Hotel, in Jersey City. on
Wednesday, the 22d day OF June instant, at three
O'Clock IN the afternoon, Cor the purpose Of elect.
ing directors and for the transaction of such other
business as may be brought before the meeting.
rhis call Is issued by three stockholders because
the officers of said Company hayelimproperly
neglected to call such meetiRa. o. o. I'm II
LEWIS SAYRE BURCHARD,
tSigned) WILLIAM FLETCHER ARMSTRONG,
T. FOSTER GAINES.
Dated June 10, 1892 -H ga oat-eA H
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RED MEN,

The teutonic branch of the Order of Red
Men in this city held their annual festi-
val at Oriental Park on Monday. The
tribes that united were Hudson Stamm
and Wash-a-Key Stamm of this city, and
Washington Stumm OF Hoboken. DeGts-
cher Inditns were present from every sec
ton of the State aud they had II jolly
time. The German savages belong to the
United Order of Red Men.
The local tribes appear to be at eAse
after n long hunt in which they captured
many paletaces.
Hopatcong Tribe scalped n paleface
on Wednesday night, aud did it artis-
tically.
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LEGION Or HONOR.

Rufus Waterbury, ex. Collector of Ever
Faithful Council, IS seriously i'll.
Battalion Chief Guiton, who was buried
today, was a member of Ever Faithful
Council.
Some collectors, to accommodate mem
bers aud sadly Inconvenience themselves,
have called at stores or residence to COL
lect asaessessmeuts. This has been the
practice in Council No. 237, put Charles
NJ. Hughes, the new collector, has notified
members that the assessments will be re-
ceived either at his home or on the night
they are due at Rocue's Hall.
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TwO wibhs-oSE ESTATE.
Contest Over the Property of Mrs. Lahey.
of HoboEen.

of HoboIen,
In the Orphans Court yesterday
morning proceedings were begun by
Counsellor Ryerson on behalf Of
William Lahey to contest the
will of the late Mrs. Lahey. Of
Hoboken. About two years ago Joseph
Lahey, of No. 65 Court street. Hoboken.
died. No will was discovered, n the
property, amounting to about $40, 900,
was secured to his wife,
About two months & Mrs. Lahey
died, leaving a will by which she be-
queathed her property to relatives In
Ireland. The Will was offered
for probate. Another will also bobbed
up. 1t was the will OF the late William
Lahey, and it was stated that IL had been
found in an old cupboard. By
the provisions of this will
Mrs. Lahey was sole heir. This
will was also offered for probate, but
William Lahey, Joseph Lahey's brother,
has filed caveats. COMMISSIONS Min
turn represents MIR. Lahey's heirs.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

Xabriskie Post Will tomorrow bury
another OF It's members, james Chapman
He was also a member of the Union Vet
eran Army.
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EL,kS.

The members of Jersey City Lodge are
elaled over the mammoth success which
attended their benefit entertainment.
HobOBen Lodge will have a benefit per-
formance at the Hoooken Theatre on
June "a. Manager Ross is securing the
talent, and guarantees that it will be u
grand vaudeville entertainment that will
draw a crowded house.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= at the Office of the Board or Street and Water
Commissioners on Monday, June Is, l392, at 10
o'clock A. H., for the Improvement Of Ogden ave-
@ point about $50 feet northe ry therefrom In ac-
cordance with Specifications on file In the office Of
the CHER Engineer. corner OF Jersey avenue ana
Mercer street.. where blank forms OF bid and
agreement OF sureties must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
!, About $40 cubic yards of earth excavation.
|" SAtout 100 cubic y ards of rock excavation.
n About IS cubic yards OF sand or gravel filling.
About 40f square yards OF stone pavinS.
oAbodt $50 lineal feet of new curb stone.
,tApQuL IS square feet of new bridge stone
Z Abo1t L.5O0 square feet OF new tagging.
about ~ square yards of repaving.
About 70 lineal feet OF reset curo stone.
About 50 square feet of relaid tagging,
About 20 lineal feet of crtobing,
lmanhole head to be brought tograde.
Time allowed for the completion of the work,
Tho Masking OF the Rpoye Improvement and
award OF the contract therefor will be subject to
the remonstrance OF the owners OF the property
for.
will a substitute for sureiies oe allowed.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
endor ed, proposals for Improvement OF Ogden
Avenue" directed to L. A. Dugan. ESQ. Chairman
OF co mmittee on Streets, Sewers and Lighting,
meeting when called for In the order OF business
relating to sealed proposals.
The attention of bidders is especially called to
Section z, Chapter lS4. Laws of 1871, under tho
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city or become effective or operative until the
bondsmeu offered by the contractor have been ap-
form by the Corporation Counsel. the President of
this Board having power to examine tho proposed
bond smon under oath.
BY order of the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEo I. BoUToN,
Clerk.
Darod Jareav Cfty Nav " 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.


Damon Commandery No. 81 held it's
| regular convention oil Tuesday evening.
ID. S. @. Baxter paid an official visit aud
installed the following otficers:-Captuin
General, j. Banta; First Guard, J. Nc
Inree; Second Guarl, w. Fair; Warder,
w. H~oldenbrock, seutiuel, p. Z. Jerome
Rappleyea. Addresses were made by D..
5. c.. Baxter, d. S. G. McClung, p. C.'s
Steup and kappleyea, Commander Wat
sol, Commander Neliss and others. The
Malta degree will be confeI red on Tues
day evening mex
Alpha Commandery will confer the
Black tonight IN Franklin Hall. The
Watson and staff. The members paid a
c~onvocatioh.
the Black tonight in Odd Fellows Hall,
Hoboken. A reception was rendered the
new d.. s.. G. at the last c~onvocation.
The picnic of McClintock Commandery
will be held at Pohlman's on Tuesday
next instead OF June %, as previously an
%nounced.
Adriil corps will be formed this sum-
'nler by the uniformed members of the
lbrder. A preliminary meeting will be
held during the present week.
d. S. c.. Baxter will eXemplify the
secret work of the order in Damon COM
nandery On Tuesday evening, July 81.
Members of the order are invited to be
present.
The regular monthly meeting of the
lodges in the Northern Jurisdiction of
New Jersey will be held in the rooms Of
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UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Star Council conferred the first. second
and third degrees on Thursday night. 1t
was a long bat interesting session.
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Lodge on Wednesday night and showed
their brethr7 there how the degrees
are conferred in No. &C. They had u
happy time.
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PRBnoeArIvG coURr OF NEW 3JGRsEYs,-


Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
Subscribers, Emily NJ. gden, James L. ogden. Jr.,
ami Isaac c, Ogden, Jr.. executors of the last win
county OF hudson, deceased. will be eudlten and
stated by the register of the Prerogatlvo Court OF
the state Of New Jersey, and reported for settle
ment TO the Ordinary of Naid state. at the state
House, city of Trenton, on Tuesday, the twenty
third daY of August next.
Dated June u, A. D., 1892 .
EMILY NJ. OGDEN,
NJ l. OGDEN. JR..
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, /

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he Is the
senior PARTNER Of the firm of T.. j. CHENEY & Co.,
doing business in the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the
Jun of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of CATARRa that cannot be cure by
the use of HALLS CAFARRH CuRE.
FRANK j. e Y.
Sworn to before me and sub -cribed in my
presence, this 9TH day of December, A d. 1886.
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have an outing in July 1.-Some Of the
officers Will resign because OF the change
in the bylaws. Steam Gauge was sad on
Tuesday night-Brother John Kaiser is
last meeting. Where is the deputyf-The
senator's oratory on tuesday was
graGd.-We la u Rubenstein now TO
finger the keys. Would like to zeal from
Court Triumph's ball team for any Satur-
DAY afternoon. Brother John Murray is
an Indian
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INDEPENDENT ORDER Of CDD FELLOWS.

The last of the series of union meetings
of the lodges in District 81 WAS held last
nj hit at the rooms of Maple Lodge. The
attendance WAS large and the session in
teresting. The dis riot meetings have
been profitable and Will be resumed next
season.
The new Noble Grand of Garfield Lodge
has been i'll and unable to attend the
meetings for several weeks. s'.
More than 1,5O0 Odd Fellows from
Brooklyn and Long Island lodges took
part in the ceremonies attending the ded-
icution of the Odd Fellows Home for
aged and INDECENT members of the order.
as we'll as their wives and widows. at
Hollis Tuesday. The procession formed
in Jamaica md marched two miles to
Hollis. headed by Grand Marshal William
Schnitzspun and aids, aud accompanied
by a band. The building was foftually.
taken possession of aud dedicated by the
grand officers of the lodge. Past Grand
Master Tresidde delivered the address.
The new home is aframe building with
accommodations for Ten inmates. a tax
of one cent per week on 5000 contributing
members is levied to Support the instttu-
ton.
The degree team aud a delegation of
Mechanics Lodge visited Arlington
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FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoyS.


Hiram Lodge on Monday evening last
was well attended. Among the visitors
present were several worshipfui brothers
from New York city. Worshipful Brother
John Edelsteln occupied the East and the
Fellowcraft Degree was we'll conferred.
The master and officers worked as one
man. 1t was enjoyed by those present,
particularly that OF Senior Deacon
Brother William Gross. who is comDara-
lively IL young mason, yet on this occA-
sion portrayed The beauties of the Temple,
pertaining 10 the Fellowcraft Degree with
a dignity, precision and u pathos truly
commendabie. This lodge will continue
to labor well into the midsummer mouths.
On Monday evening next the First and
Second Degrees will be on the Trestle
Boaid.
Jersey City Consistory No. 81. S. P. r
y, held its regular meeting last evening
in Hiram Lodge rooms. After making
the necessary arrangements for their
representatives to the sovereign grand
consistory at the annual meeting of that
body which will be held in the city of
Richmond IN Tuesday, June "a. This
meeting will be one of considerable i'm
portance to Scottish Rite Masons on this
continent. A chapter of rose croix was
then opened with Illustrious Brother Ed
gar L. Bradley as most wise and perfect
master, aud Very Illustrious John Edel-
stein as grand orator. The beautiful and
Instructive degree of knight of East and
West, the seventeenth, was conferred
upon two Princes Of Jerusalem (siXteenth
degree) in IL manner worthy OF its pecu-
liar beauties both in language and action.
The clothing and drapings were correct
yet elaborate. The conslstory has called
off from labor until the second Friday In
September.
Lawyer James Chapman, who died on
Wednesday. had been IL member of Mont
nonopy nd,r, nf Nayu VnrU fur MANY
years. He will be buried tomorrow from
his home at Dwight venue
Jersey City Lodge will meet next Fri
day night. A large attendance is antiti-
pated. as some interesting business Will
ce considered,
The lodges wi call off at the last COM
munication in this month for the summer
vacation. Work will be resumed i'll Sep
TENDER. They have made a splendid
record and can enjoy Their rest.
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EMILY NJ. OGDEN,
JAMES I. OGDEN, JR.,
ISAAC y. OGDEN, Jn..
ExecuL ora
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il good proportion Of the bills signed had besp
allowed to fall by the waysde.
PERSONAL.

Dr. t. V. McGillicuddy, formerly Indian agent at
Pine Ridge. the man who broke up the Sioux sun
dance habit as hostile TO the spirit OF civilization Is
now o0 banker s Ct Rq ni City s. There IS sk Of
Il lot OF Sioux at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs Henry sidgxick the new principal Of Newnram
College like her brother Mr.. Arthur James Bafour,
First Lord OF the Treasury Is said TO have inherited
much OF her intellectual power from her
mother. Lady Blanche Balfour sister OF Lord
salisbury. An educational journal in England
declares that Lady Blanche did all her lessons with
superior to him in her knowledge Of Latin and Greek.
Indeed, II Is believed that OF the Prime Minister'S
holiday tasks were really the work OF his sister.
General Francis A. Walkers name is said to be one
OF those under consideration in Washington In
nection with the choice Of five delegates to the Inter
national Silver Conference Gossip says he can lave
All appointment II he will take 1t.
Judge BIodgett Of Chicago, who is about 10 leave
the United states District Court bench to serve -
counsel In the Behns Sea arbitration attained the 40
OF seventy year two and Is therefore entitled
TO retire on full salary. His withdrawal VIII b
greatly Regretted by the members of the bar. His
mental faculties undlmmcd, and he has long been
admired for his ability.
"Philn Armour the famous porkpackcr OF Chicago.
was once a miner near Folsom, California. Alta
months Of toll In placers. he accumulated dust enough
to be worth $780, and hid his treasure in old copper
not One OF his partners not knowing the contents
Of the receptacle, flung II into fire one day some.
thing OF panic ensted when Mr.. Armour discovered
what had been DONE and revealed his interest In inc
dingy, diispidated vessel Bu his gold WAS recovered
a. last none the for the ordeal to which IL had
been subjected and thereafter he used new place OF
deposit for his wealth.
In Boston they have an excellent habit OF naming
many OF their schoolhouses after public men, Instead OF
the street in which they stand, or designating them
merely by II number. new one, Just opened ana
hearing the name Of Henry l.. Pierce stands on the site
OF historic colonial mansion once occupied by GENERA
Henry Knox, and later By Daniel Webster 1t Is u
Tnr hoefa
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TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign Deeming,, the murderer, was hanged
at Melbourne - Brazilian turrct-ship was
lost near the mouth Of the Rio de la Plata, and
120 lives were lost. Queen Victoria has
me dc the Khediye of Egypt a knight of Tie Order
Of the Bath.
Domcstio.-GOvernor Flower talked at length
about the work Of the Last Legislature. -
An attempt will no made 10 test the constitu-
tionality Of the legislative Apportionment act.
! go Measures are being taken u aid the suf-
fcrcrs by floods in the West - John VI Thurs
ton, Of Nebraska, and General W. J. Sewell. OF
New-jcrsey. talked about the Republican Presi-
dental nomination - The first CT s,rics Of
Baptist anniversaries were held in Philadelphia.
City and Subnrban-Plans were completed fol
spreading the big granite strike. - One hun
dred and one arrests were made by the police for
violations OF the excise laws. - The steamers
Alaska and Aurania arrived after racing acroee
the ocean within sight of eacl other - One
horse of a coaching party's team was killed by
shock from trolley wire; the three other animals
were Knocked down and the driver was dazc1.
The Weather.-Forecast for to-day Showers
with slight thermal changes: warmer if anything.
Temperature yesterday Highest, - degrees
lowest. 4s; average, 80 l-2