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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS. Y Il
rourtlandtayc. - : 1875 : n Of 152d-st, 25NloO;


CourtIandt-ayc, p = 1864 n Of l5?d-st, 25Niooi
Angela Sauter Wirsing .-.--- !
1O|th.t : l5G 10 n Z II ;adNe 2l-IOhloo.lA'
Lame. f. Arhnll, 10 . e. Snitsi.
I6ithst " corner Tnton-avc, fS1lA'o Agnes ooo
St,nton TO Hermann Eascfcr ''V'
lstn.st 81 l FL II C OF ,nSonv W Miller 1900
49hs 80 - East; Mary pf'''F 70 .'' 81 800
rralnadac.st corner quarry TOAD sONl@le' "a
proomc.-f 40 l2G Harris Sbcdlnsky and others
He.-e Schwr tIrr ..... ,,,nn -.
11Gthso = - 80 n e ~ Park 2oNlo".Il'
Fannie Matthews TO L. II Matth'Wr, NJ, ~.
II Ith.st n g. 30 r. . Of bthnNr. -OiNlVII' =,
No,ri. n stern T. ferdinand Kurrr an , !
II ,th,s ~ Il Fast Ferdinand thurman 10 VI I
so,h..t :. 275 n " of Iith-a,c. 2jNico3; r ,oo.o
LOTT in, Heilly :, Pr,n,is { Mathew .....-. !
1875, :, I, : lei # Of AleNandar.av"' 2'N ., o,o
1908 Frcdclick Hohrs 10 = :, pccHSt -''V'
ioth;st n fSo u, I, Ma r McKesson -. 1900
sd No' siS and 40 f-''' i""'s i>'"''' 10000
Columhu~.aye. e. - eNtouinc ron l""ih>t ~
lO7th.st col l0Nsj william Euh'r I" !
1s,hst s. ia5 # of 1o:ra,e. 25Sa2 GeorF" 90 100
Tanh and another executors tn w Miller l'loV
1O7th.t = 1j6 10 . q ~ 3t.aNc - l'I"ll' N 900
william J tnder~ God t. ! ]. ArNell- 900. -. I"'''
1o,thst i3j n . ~ @daN". 2lloNl"oll' ,oooo
same 70 James Clo,d -...-. 900, ~ - 20
IOatn.-t 40 fSG East. Dennis tcNan 10 J. I'M l''"'
iozi ~ lxo , :, o. ada''' >'oo' 10000
1G5th.st u =. 3i2.a n " ~ concord AVE- l'''''' :,
Icp-y j Tipping 20 FiNu1h ,.
same property: = Fi,nrn 20 lorl j. iuWmf
i3jth.s n n : extends from jfhaV' aud Nid-on-s,'
i2Ns~.I John Cram 10 Henry ram =, Z, n
Front-st. 40 3Os David \ Hawkins Z" 600
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>roRDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. s. CO.

NEW YORK q CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ Piers ~ and Il East River.
Saturday Steamers at j. nI and others NJ s p IN.
FOR Havana. Trogro.o, Cdmpeche, tfontera lAsnho.
Tampco TuNpam and Vera Cruz.
Matanlas Cartenss, Ssgua, tsibirlen.
Nassau Santiago Dc cuba. Guantanamo aud tenflego'
CITY OF ALIEN ANDKIA. Hay MaiaAlas. We'd Feb 3
{ OF WASHINGTON, IlaV. MeA Port Sat.. 3D.. =.
NIAGARA Havana aud Sasua ..-- Wed, Feb IL
YINTNI Havana aud Mexican POrls sat. Feb. -.
CIESf EGOS. Nassau, santiago dc tubs and .
CiepfueVo. ....... Thur. Feb. II.
This line direct connection w,h and Issues through
Ruis az fadlur 81 all point Mexican Il. w. Co.,
Mexican Crntril l.. W Co. Ltd. and the Monterey and
Mexican Gulf Railroad: ,
For full partlcu1rs freight or passage. apply 70
JAMES T.. WARD CO, ll3 Wall-st
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X. X. OF NEW.JERsEY,

Time Table OF November csth issll;,,,,.,.,.
Rs.dns a5s6S5s gsd rSt; sI Eas s
MNs sSeh CSanE. WIkcstsrrci and scranton
m for Es. iSS AND AND Ma1 Ran On Sundays
Ea.ton, Mauch !hunk shamCkin and wil!amspor
& M for EasS Maqsa SHTas ss
rnon. sunbury Wiamsport Through couch TO Williams
p0'i 20 p m for EastOn Mauch Chunk Reading. Harris
OOty sSSday FOR la.oS oach ChSnk ialnaqaa Potts
40 Esd No. ana a.tan Ssasa cs Reading
burg wikcsbarre scranton. Tamaqua POttsvile. sha-
for t EssSn ssa A tSaSx Reading Harris
''j' :.s sIsS g. o. s oo 40
80 foIP so on sHst al 0s 90 10 90 y
20 80 % az :; SO 90 100 s SS IS
80 % Ss IS No. oS g. l5 S sSHG's
10 e. f IS Brook At 80 90 T'
sisl $50 Zoo, 500 80 & 90, 800 1000
s. q "a A. 1, g. sss Jis s;S
80 90 5 80, 9;iS, 1890 i 80 iSciS; 100
g % m 90 OS co. ~
,. For FOR Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at $50 sis;
4 ,. III M aod 80 80 90 90 NJ Sundays 'eAee"
For Red Rank; Long Branch and point; south 70 po1.
d %s1'H so 8, 800 M 80 sSs o sePs
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 30. S Is u m. ! 30 3 40. I 20 D. m. Paror
trains leaving at S 10 a. M 80, Sis.
NO sunday trains. ~
For Toms River. Barnegat Park and Bornegat 80
ST For AtantS s0 city, vneand and BrldsetOn at 40
a. For Mon Monm 20 Beach and seabreh at 80 sls
II 10 ,. m. 80. go, 20 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Phil .deDha AZ 80, 40. co. 10 90. II 80 a. M
l 80 10. 80 400 D 90, 90, 80 y. NJ. IL 70
night. SUNDAYS 900 10 $50, IL 80 a. m' 80 $780,
90 6 90 y. M, ly:l5 night. - -. Id,
For baltimore and Washing daily al 90 II 30 with
Dining a. m, 30, 3 80 Dining Carr, 90 p M
L. 10 night. 90 -, "a -ao
Trains leaving at AS a. m, l 80. 100, 90, 30 p
M II night except saturday night sunday 81 80 ..
80 90. 90 p. have connections for Heading
Harrisburg, fottsNille, &c.
For SnnbuTy ana m, sa cspt SATURDAY
night. sunday 90 y. m. -,
Tickets and Parlor Car be procured at H. L.,
o6l il6. oii. lao 1923 Brosdway, 1877 6th-aye 284
l25thst 1874 Fast l25h-st, Newfork; Court-st.
$50 Fulton.st., 0s broadway Brooklyn "a, ,, ..o..
baggage from hotel residence.
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uopT porTF no LONDON.

- ,.,.,,. togPDEtdT,T ff2n,HENEfhfd{2YR NAItSs.
st.aners all from picf. foot q "a ~ HoboAeh.
FAST R%PRESS STEAMERS.
ms Sat, Feb. g. l y. m. sAALR Tues. Feb 10 s am
iAitN T',r- feh - / pm ELDER sat F'b-O. II an
frs, cabin SIS and upward, berth second cabin so
h.,.b. S,e..ra-r a. los rst"-.
UT 'oTtEICifS ( Co. No Rowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

LONG ISLAM & EASTERN STATESLINE
BROOKLYN, BOSTON AND EASTERN CITIES.
SOLID PULLMAN NE>TIBuIED TRAINS WITH.
OUT CHANGE
leave Brooklyn (FlatbushaNo. station, L. /: H. r..
II o. and Long Island city at II 10 D. daily tnclId.
Ing sunday due In Boston at 30 a. ~. GORE spending
train reforming.
Ticket, sccpns.car LcIths secured az l.. l. Il. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
Qfarbcrs.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENoI
&C. 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply To
Mrs NJ j. YOUNGFULTON. 80 Union Square.
- Est TEACHERS supplied for all branches. In any
ID locality no FEE for registration Form 70: stassp
L. V. HCfSSoON. American School Bureau. w itth-st
LNoR PRIVATE TUTOR. recommended by well known
families and specially successful preparing BOYS fo'
college address Yale University. Box L. 1,2@S Broadway
THE FIST Teachers Agcneies.-New;York Boston, M
| carr IL. Anqnles Sc: 3 900 positions hlled r. n.
CROCKFR s. Y. Manager. Lincoln Bldg, Union 50.
~, Irry2S Professors, Teachers. Governesses Of ell
branches supplied universities. colleges schools and
faniiJ.s Crcnlars Modern languages
.,oken MIRIAM COYRIERE. $50 shave. cor. 20th.st
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Nfcau CLEANERS.
TROPICAL TOURS.

A TROPICAL TOURS.
Js rs ssa &c R .ny 70 81 e:
sp%i'h Mn ssf9RyRqfs f iES Hsf Or ABOUT
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY. ,,,v,,
dsy II e ss co a h Ss Only Cabin
Sso%S Si f5i @ph; .4eI ycwYorx
PIN r I2E" COX sons 2Gi and S25 Broadway
A NcHfooFk dhr lsEc via kSSFQ Ri. 4is,;s
Fee r5 s Ss,dsd g, go
& ok pskFo III iss~sF Bo%Hs
Ah6bHAiDGVo BRAZIL NAIL s. 5. Co;-FOrttoniehH.Iy
'yiEr IS'E s''Is M
$ SlTI4FSGGIHA HA Sii5s' $ssfs,r
TSa5 os As gook SONS POI and l:2O Broadw.y-
CINADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS 10
" sEw.rG 'AFN p iAFAS j. j. PAYS.
E EHE$Hss & &
f E;s.sT.y " China 'nf a'ys RS
ARLESTON, S. c., the South 8, Southwest
,a" d. 3 t l. sa az S9Hr:F5
d5SG:Gs as and
tIIGoXoiiN Charleson aud Jacksonville FIJI l,R D.
All steamers nr,telass tss,engeT s ~ one per
Insurance VIZ %4s.r r. .ptG3L sT sbfEy SAtE
n G. EGER Gen'l Act g. S. FPt Linz, 37 Broa1WHy'
OONpAGNIE GENERALE Transaantque,
u FRENCH LINE TO HANRE EVERY "a ~ a." =,
IA "a E9nK0SSSfff GssfSn. 90 10
a G6ScOGNF, santelli Sat tao 70 . ~ ~ u"
A. TORGET General Agent, No bs"lins 4te
ro MN" All f nT1vhhf551
wtscoyhfN 49,. "Wednesday February 3. . a. IN
ARIZONA tuesday leeaIy r. IN M
SEVADA..............T Tuesday February 10 '0 -,
WYoNiI 80 SATURDAY t'D'u"r "a ., ~
.,es|cyi second cabin $50 and 3d. Stesr.gt AZ 10"
s 49, A NJ UNDERHILL co, 30 Br'.o"S'.--
II aAlBI' re- AMERICAN PACKET CO.,
=, pres to SOUTHAMPTON london sie ~ is nno
hnrr Magnificent new tw1nsctew steamer, oil - loSoO
b This line holds record for fastest time 70 Iohuo
end the Continent sRrhg 20
fSu i.t Bsnarck Nay Augusta yictors June
Ausis sSna victoria Nav 10 columbia June %
Nofnsnnia MARIAN Pafk,t company 81 BroSdwSy. Ny
TNMAN LINE T.. ). and Royal Mail Steamers
FOE 9TEEN5rowWM &M stSaI l4F FGrsSS m
SiTY OF BFRLIN wtdnesdav. februtry J.! 33 a ~,
CRY OF CHT;STfR WEDNESDAY February ~ ~ H.
CITY OF CHICAGO W,enesa.y M N,!a -I.pr " i"
PER - sSo9inS aeaUSg to steamer and
,oc.tlon ~ room Second cabin $50 and ~ pr,JM1
a.; St..rsge $50. INTERN ATlONAI. NNl"AliON
Co General Agents. Bowling Green, y -
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
WHITE STAR LINE.
Majestic Feb 3, 10 a. ma icstlc March ., 8 80 No.
.hdrstic FEB TO- y. IN iermanc Mar o. 3 y. IN.
.Teutonc Feb. IL, u. H. ~ eutonie. Mar 10; q. NJ
BtSnnic Feb. -, 30 D. britannia Mat 80 80 pm.
From White Star Dock. foot VI West ioth-t.
Second cabin steamers, s3J and so. Saloon
rates $50 and upward according steamer and location Of
berth. Excursion tickets favorable terms seenxce
from the Old Country. so No 20 Broadway. New.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
CUNARD LINE.
IA TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
Autisis heb. 6. y. IN. ttrnrI,s ,feb a. a. M
sorvA....Feb. 20. ii a. ~ Umbfa.. March L. 8 a.
EXTRA STEAMERS.
From Pier 20. North River. fSst o. Cl.skon,t. -,
steersas Tickets TO and from parts Of Europe very
p.ny' 'hos b..ss SSssn T SC fs:,. ,.,,,
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MEDITERRANEAN LINE.

" TAssfNFtf 0ItlHHF otINI''.
New. YORK 10 t,cnos In les than Eleven nays.
NOEDpFrI fischer LLOYD : y Co.
DIRECT ROUTE TO SOUTH OF FRANCE,
RIVIERA, AND ITALY.
Touching Gluraltir, 70 land it-Sei.ers u SPAN
vocing he northern iattudr> ~ Atlantic the tnlnnel
'' tr.-.ng and Long x. r. RIDE
l,lda Sat Fob. q. Z. g. WsTr Sat. Apr =, y. IN.
~. c,.@ -. . 4. lulfa Sat Ar 10, . y. m
Fnld. sat Mar. II. . D. Wcrri. sat, Nay : D. m.
p..sogc 400 si25 o. $50 . berth. IL I 4 tbln.
Cio,e Connection, Tor EGYrT hy NOHnDEI -. ER
rIoYD S1FAMERS Soy. . aud every fortnight there
aIcI IIo' - nEI.RICHS y co. . Bowllng Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

CAVANNAH LINE-FOUR STEAMERS
- WEEKLY from Sew PER %. ~ r. foot Of spring l.
: :. cry Of BiiiMtXGiIXM Monday, Feb /. 3 p II.
$ :. CiTY OF ArGrSrA WEDNESDAY Feb. 3 3 n.
s. ). TALLAHASSEE Friday. February .. 3 T. 81
Connecting win the g !; 4 Of s. and ; F. W E'y
LIMA ALABAMA ard LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed ac.
commodatons Fir.tca,s table dhote. For freight AID
+ - iiASiIiGTX J.. Aet. w H. RUETr, Gcn'I Agt
& = A " nv POI R'way. Cent? Il. r. All BWay
r. T.. WALKER Agent Ocean steamship Co,
g. NJ SORRfI. Manager New Pier 30 North River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
Musical Instruction.

COLLEGE, OF MTsISCi, .,u,r,c,
NlLFADINCf MUSICAL lNSTlTCIlON Oh AN i,,,hitA-
Pianoforte teachers certificates. Examiners william
Mason Mus. Doc. \. &. NJ, ana Albert So,s Plr,ons
Arraronte H. r. Shelly and G. B Hawley are among the
al stincujshsd neml,~r- sf the faculty
Pupils ADMITTED AT ANY TIME.
For particular. address II, W; GREENE, Sec;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY'S
/ LINES TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. gu NAa,>
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From NewYork pier foot q Cahast y. Y,
for San Francisco VIA the isthmus Of Panama
NEWPORT sails "Wednesday. February 10 noon.
From san francisco, ht and hrshnsn 'ts,
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CHINA sails "wednesday, February II, p. M
For freight passage and general Information, apply TO
compapy's Office o Tho pier, foot Of Canal st. y L.
II. J. BtLLAY. General Superlntendtnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
REAL ESTATE.
p1-s1vrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Xew.york, Saturday, January 80
The total realk'd from PI1, sceSn ' sr ,t
city real at Exchange sne l,ooin ~
ending to-day was ~ -, IN 90 -
sales FOR Of January i'schtu Int SUI" Vi F-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

vewyork Saturday. January 80
city real Exchnge spa A acs Koo nss I1s
NIX o., eI h WIT 70 Janusfy reached OF Gill
LIST or AUCTIONS.
For tho ,,esent week ending with saturday, February
G. the following auctions announced to be held at ne
Exchange and Auction Room ,
TO-DAY MONDAY, FEBRUARY J.
Foreclosure .sc: Plot OF land 75xloos. and i.story
buildings! o Scs i % West s5ths US e To-. Of
s'3-y sSncl S; o' 5SGI md
buildings l6 to lG5 East 9gtn;st $ ,nG ~ 81
4 nav. Io 2 ssss each and 5sSy buildings. so
5 sSa VIZ: 10 on Avenue
!, o IS e .. ED 49, Is. ." %':ss
On MScc S%.s w I 4sG %
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ..
Terss s' Ns psss ia s 9' w s15S32 and SrI
I6thsye lot s9d stq5 dTsilns No S 3
w " sso snd 4. c5' ba i 30 el
l9th.st lot. -39SlOO; and 3tSfy oulalng. 20 s o
ta;s O. lS S. sGE G s and IA p,
st tSxg and s ssory = her! 50 iSthss an
sye po s .! IA and and Saw s W
soeu i7,62 caSh s%s aweH 6etwccI
i isGn and io5 ct It,. :"
'''"' WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 3.
te,eo,pts sale lot 2lA nSaer s9a lot = xSo anc
stcy bulldog Is, d az: and .ni. p build
as st. is3 sajsinips angye lot i lSMe,
epd ',ia@y sssnT Plot Of land
to ss5 sS%E liSlaS't i -! gqsiSG isi FL
s SGt dSc iamd t ~ ard building. 40
'? and ,5 s ana S' 5,tsfy os o%Tasr No
io5;t 80 # tn'i. .i,, lS sale St ~ 1GS
.' i-o i ~ est 10 4 Executions, sale 10.
Aaa .Gsd SaHS 0" rr "'"s AUCTION" lot
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
Foreclosure sale. 1 lot. :i1oF9Ss and and story ;a
bu,eins 30 SsO Nlaal'vn..t 100 z laek.onst 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ALFRED DE NIGNl.

les GRANps EcRIVAINs FRANCAlS Par S Na,l-
rfrn Palcologus Paris Iiackette ct Cie ->e"-
York +. ". ChristeIi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

For Both SeXes-City
UGUST SCHMIDTS
tIrpuANAMERICAN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
no G3 IRVING PLACE, - -
C.mprises school and knder2arten lor
10Th seXe, and school Of music thorough preparation
college business native teschers "a ~ ger
0' 'N' A. SCHMIDT. Dr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

M RS NJ HONEWITZ VOLKMANN receives pupils in
ItI music at PA West 46thst
English French German spoken during the lesson.
Miscellaneous.
pYICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars froe 70 PAP
n snts State locality. desired pbpPs age and sex
4. V. HUYSSOON. American Scbee nu1e.s . w. W. -
& END STAMP for ,ns Pretty Tykewrit.r' TO
= SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CoLLEGE
$40 Roadway y. Y.
For Young LadieS-COuntry.
T LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester, ". y
L. Home Church school for the core management end
culture OF Young ladies 36th begins Stpt lG 1891
Write for illustrated circular. Mrs. G. NJ Curtis, frinelp'I
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DORDENTOWN N. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV. r. II. LAND0N, PRINCIPAL.
LIEUT.. r. ID. LANDON. C0MMANDANT.
u,ASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, roughkeeJsic ny
Il Oven an the year thorough instruction In Bookkeeping,
Arithmetic. &c: TeegrNphy. Senogiaphy, ypewritin2 &C.
Pusines men supplied with competent assistants short
notice charge for situations furnished send for cat &C.
~ REFHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. n. j.; 43th year.
College preparation specially: business. high school
and classical courses
N1okwALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. Norwalk Conn.
" Thorough ttachlng careful tlaiDinEi moderate
charges. FRANK 3 ROBERTS, Pfin.
ID OUGHKEEPsIE MILITARY INSTITUTE Twenty
and business. FRANK HOLLAND. c. T.. Principal
PouGhkeepsie, n y.
{, uMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
- AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn. l.. l., N. 4.
Overlooking l. l. Sound Send for illustrated csalorus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

NJ RS NJ BoNEwITZ VOLKMANN receives pupils IN
III music at PA West 46th-st.
English French spoken during the lesson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

DED STAR LINE, ,,s
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing io9 New York and ALtNefp weekly
rrSxIANp Wsdn rsdsy. February 8. ? a. N.
IyNIASp .W,dnesday. February 10 : 80 D. ~.
Fir-t "a In sso ard upwarf ENcur-lon SO ana up
ward Second Cobln SIS Round TIP 10 ~, crrt t rdHG
S,eer.ge low rates INTERN Al IDN AL
SAyIGGTi0S 90. General Agents. Rowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

DIED "D' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
..ORO NND NNHNcAtBO
PEE SO. East River.
= ( VENFZt FLA ......... Wednesday Feb. 10 ! 7. NJ
VALENCIA. ........ saturday. Feb 20 3 y. NJ
s. s. CAi;ACAS........... Wednesday, March =, T. NJ.
The American Seamshps specially built for the trade.
have very superior e,comnode ton for pi-senecr..
BOrLTOS BLISS 1 DAILFT
Tourls,g Agents General Managers II Wsll.st.
T'U0S COOK SON 2Gi and 225 Broadway.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-26
A FIRE In THE AIR.
Collision Between Oil Trains On
the Point of Rocks Trestle.

A collision on the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads freight trestle at the head of
Wayne street yesterday afternoon set fire
to a train of thirteen oil tanks belonging
to the National Storage Company. Five
of the tanks were burned. The others
were cut loose by u brakeman. Que Of
the three burning tanks fell from the
trestle, Il distance of about thirty feet.
The oil run In every direction and was as
uuickly followed by the rapacious
tongues of flame. The fire companies
summoned to the scene, bent their ener-
gies mainly to ~endeavoring to confiue the
flames to the Immediate vicinity of the
accident and save the property in the vi
cinity. Great tongues of flame sprung up
from the demolished tank that fell from
the trestle and licked and half consumed
the props and girders of the trestie. The
treslle was badly damaged for about one
hundred feet. A three-story frame house,
owned and occupied by John Reilly. No.
$50 Wayne street, escaped through the
herculean efforts of the f1remen with $50
damage. The damage TO the cars and
trestle and value of the oil consumed will
foot up somewhere in the neighbOrhood
of $40, 200. The cars belonged to the Ma
tionul Storage Company, and were being
shifted from the Pennsylvania's tracks.
The fire officials say that had 1t not
been for the new four inch water main
recently planted in the immediate vicin-
-ity, they would not have been able to pre-
vent the spread OF the fire on account of
the bursting of the tank aud the lack OF
water.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-26
G~REENvILLE

The Apollo Singing Society will meet
for rehearsal this evening at Armbruster's
Hall on Bergen venue
The Junior Young Peoples Society of
Christian Eudeavor celebrated its first
anniversary at the Greenville Reformed
Church last evening. An excellent must
cal aud literary programme made the
evening Il of mucn pleasure.
The second annual reception of the
Thiesen Amateur Orchestra will be held
this evening ut the Metropolitan Hall.
The Greeuville Reformed Church choir
will give another special song service at
the church on Sunday evening, June s.
Director Westervelt promises Il treat to
the congregation.
The wedding of Miss Mamie A. Walker
and Edward NJ. Kyle will be solemnized
at the Greenville Reformed Church on
Tuesday evening, June z. ut eight O'clock.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Greenville
Y. M. c. A. is deep i'll preparation for Il
strawberry festival which will be given
ut the rooms some time next month.
Rector Chapman of Grace z. e.
Church is authority for the stat ment
that the church was never in better condi-
ton financially n otherwise.
The police are of the opinion that all
the recent sneak robberies were commit
ted by William Morgan and John Doe,
who were arrested on Tuesday.
/. A petition is being circulated for the
paving of Walker avenue from Ocean to
Rose venue
Henry Lembeck will break ground on
Pearsall near Ocean avenue In q few days
for a row of brick houses.
The growth of the Woodlawn dis
trict has been noticeable of late. Scores
of pretty houses have been erected dur
property owners are preparing to build in
tha vicinity.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-26
ABOUT FIRE MATTERS.
Useless Bell Towers and Reform
Uniforms to be Made Uni
form in Color.

At the meeting of the Fire Board last
evening Superintendent Skeicher of the
Fire Alarm Telegraph. reported that the
bell towers had been discarded since
May 10 as useless. In executive session
the matter was discussed. but no defin-
lite action was decided upon. Mr.. Speicher
favors the erection of one seventy-fve
foot tower. centrally located, and the
abandonment entirely of the present
~dilaDidated structures.
AS announced In THE NEWS some weeks
ago there are some officials who think
that it would only require a few addition
al thousands of dollars to the amount re-
CURED to put the four present owers in
Proper repair to make the entire depart
ment permanent, and thus do away alto
gether with the towers. Their alarms
are only to enable Buffaloes to locate
fires.
The Bonrd decided to ask the Board of
Finance for an appropriation of SIS, 300 to
establish and equip a company for the
Greenville section. At present the men
in charge of the engine recently sent to
that section are detailed from other COM
pauies, which, to u certain extent, Grip
pies the Department. The officials say
that II the amouu asked for is not ap-
propriated soon they Will be forced to re-
move the engine and the men from the
Greenville section.
The monthly payroll OF the department
was passed minus the increase allowed
by an act of the receut Legislature and
the vote of the public at the recent spring
election. The Board of Finance was
asked to make the necessary appropriu-
ton, but failed to do SO. The act allow
ing the increase of pay went into effect
May l..
For several weeks the men of the de-
partment have been %anxiously awaiting
the decision of the Board with reference
to an official recommendation of a tailor
ing firm to make up the uniforms of the
department. 1t is NOT understood that
the men will be compelled to rave their
un forms made by the firm selected; but
the habit of allowing any and every tailor
to make up the uniforms has result
ed iu a variegated supply of styles
and color. These uniforms now VARY
from u pea green to a jet black. the
Commissioners are trying to remedy this.
Agents for several houses have
submitted samples and prices. But
the Commissioners did not make a selec-
ton last night. They did, however, de
eide in executive session to change the
color of the buttons of the uniforms of the
Superintendent, Chief, Assistant Chief
aud Battalion Chiefs from nickel plate to
imitation Of gold plate, In order to dis
tinguish the uniforms of the officers from
the men of the department.
The superintendent report showed
hat for the week ending May rs, the total
number of alarms sent out were six.
three of which were by bell.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-26
Cleveland and Victory.

There can be no doubt as to the
sentiment of the Democratic State
Convention. From first to last it was
solid for Grover Cleveland. No other
name was heard in Trenton from the
arrival of the first delegates until II
moment of departure. And notwith-
standing the frequent repetition OF
that one name, it was never once men
toned in the street, in caucus, or In
the convention without eliciting the
hearty cheers of all Democrats within
hearing. Whenever Mr.. Cleveland's
name was mentioned in the last
PANIED body a perfect tempest OF
Cheers followed. No such scene was
aver witnessed in this State before,
probably never will be again.
IA There can be no doubt that the rati-
fcation of New JERSEYS choice by the
Democratic National Convention at
chicago will be the signal for a like
futburst of enthusiasm throughout
the Democratic ranks everywhere in
the State. The nomination will
strengthen the party and make it a
rnit from Sussex to Cape May, and
ensure another overwhelming major
i5y like that which New Jersey Demo-
gratis rolled up for their home cham
rion, Leon Albeit.