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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27


Editor Gagoate. Fort worth FOX.
DrAn aui noticing in y1nr piper that
Mr. aud Mrs. D. u. Cauor arc candidates
Tor ohaper0ns ~ Tho w0flda fair dedoa-
ton excursion, We iata nicasuru 10 sundiug
the enclosed 20 DO d, ln purchasing votes
10 uoriance with Your rules aud fe9l con.
ndent that " they ue elected ttn ynunF
iadl9g under thoir care VIII 10 we'll looked
after
Nh Carter Is not aware " the aunlnaci,
uulesa be learns u through your paper
ana q aent az a slight r1t4irt Tor tho as.
fora hn has pxpandcl ia introducing our
new brand 81 " fiOndsf rolled oats.
II advised ~ The names aud address Of
each " th3 ancceastul cahdilaisu, SIC vii
take pleasure u ssnding them nOngonirs
10 the way Of tho Muaratipr sofia silver
s0uyour SPOONS which Wili add u tbs
other priEos which have been offered. aud
Tor witch eaeh way thank Mr F. w. CaF.
tor, as well nB tho tqblctiDcd
Yulfa ifuIN
MutlATnt oar ME2L Co
H. r. Sawyer, hoe'y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

An inYltailon 70 me eazsfis's Excursions
ists "a wait tho Confederate Dispiay.

An inYitaslon 70 me gazsfis'a Fzanrsion-
ists "a wan tho Confederate Dispiay.
CiicAan, Ia, sept 70
TO the Businoas Manager Galetta, Fort
Worth Tex.
DEAR SIR. Observing with pleasure
the widespread interest tho people 81
your state airs inanifasting N tho dodi.
cati5n exurcisca Of tine Worlds Colum.
bian Exposition 10 bo held IL Chicago
next month, wot take pleasure 10 exc
tsnding 70 tho party eoinpniug tho
GAzETrK's oxcnralon cordial invita-
ton 10 visit Libby Prison national
war n.nstgs1, feeling assured they win
talss peculiar Interest 80 our Copfedcr-
ate display Of war relics and dccplnents
50 closely aasOeiaied with al The prom
inent and distinguished general OFF
Gers, htnteHmen and private soldiers
who participated 10 the war from 1901
70 1866. Very respectfully,
NORMAN l.. Ross,
Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

HAHfiiNp. Irt sent W
Kindly, Oh ling. ldelsllnt aid gentleman.
~ hlNNYH aud nuAnr ali oiroumauinuNs hlla
been W. y tonnOura. ~ EsNiHnd As
businesa tnaH ono ~ tha ha3i, And nl Mo-
DAtrTfr's rlApernna lo tha mYru Nuuur
hAiH5. Mr. and Mo W q Cuuhpilcl a8hon0
b0lt0r NAY th6y ho lhe ones "a fu thonl.
linclnaad please Md 100 roiaf 10 hrlli tGeh
on tho WV Como one come Ai. nnd balp
20 qcnl Mt bn'l Mr c0nnollca 70 GhinnFl.
for wa sll iineH hru Hnt mprs u1rlell
lazy ihan Mrs W. o. tNnHollat, IA n Ahe
has boon III bad hfaltl a ifip ~ tiAi lind
Kind would greatly l0nrAf nor Now "a
rue Tine W nond 10 your eutet The Bnd IA
arar at hana. a FAhHD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

,ation, 70 call aud inspect the great Au.
diiprlum building and tower while In
This city Tho hulldlug Ga ono OF ~
largest aud finest in Chicago, and thn
Observatory on townpls 20 frat hiwb
enof9lng an eXcellcnt birds eye ple,y
o. Chicago and Lake Mic,dann iron i.,.
dtsry heights phooxcursl0nia,s ehoula
NOT miss the treat as an hour there
WIN give ihcm a better KNOWLEDGE OF
tho city and lake, than II days travel
through H. NtgY truly, b. IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

they would rot know how 40 d. wilton ihu,
struck TIE jumping oa place ~ NaEr
FAILS, Wond0r the iIr GA2rrfn wuul8
o1uN n1uiary hcl,uts, which mieht sa,u
n1lu cd right smart am SORRY uv
pmnp us didn't tmm OUT bettor "a take a
great deNuht IA helpiur nay irloads Ani
would throw ~ o halo VI cotton hr TIVE hit
iw soucr Hootoo lt ms country May Mmo
ngap before the ballots onuutpd
Your lticud "Bult 1'nE NinN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

Extends welcome to the Telns Repre-.
sentatlves Of the GaEette's Exour.inn.

Extends Welcome to the TeXns Repre-.
sentatives Of the Gasette's ENcur,ian.
Editor Gazette
My DEAR SlR~pormit mo 10 np-
plaud the enterprise shown by your ok
cellent Journal In connection With your
Worlds fair excursion, and TO congratu-
lato you upon the magnificent success
you arc having. This exhibition,
which is the most elaborate and costly
work Of art ever produced, ia az the
free disposal Of your representatives,
to whom We eau assure surprise, "a de-
light and astonishlnent at the wonder
ful realism Of The scene wherein they
are surrounded with. thousands ~
acres Of rod hot ruins, thousands more
sea Of flame, ana there SEQ with a
startling degree Of reality Chicago ~ II
was during the great Gre u October,
1871. am very truly yours,
II. II, Gross,
President Chicago Fire Cyolorama co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

that viii excel IN heautihl colors all
the fire glorios Of past ages, Some idea
Of tho wonders aud beautiesoi the three
nights pyrotcclnio display may he
gathered from the description pplntod
IN rHE GAZErTE last Sunday. This
display alone viii ba worth i visit to
Chicago to sls..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

SAMIo Sept -
Here's % votes 5or Missos ltsie Cooper
Gfanblry Minnla Patton, Nineoih; Idaa
l8Fca, furt WORTH Natns EinsoH.
Fort Wor.A and Eihc Mastery tx
dosiia "Girls 700 masf tax awful swcct
70 your hcauE, iuae this hlsiueas
viii soon cone 10 .He Yol lauat not he
overly disar pointed ciiher, n goq deht ~
ees y 10 NJ sons btalf don't skc thfif
hest gifl 70 Leave 90 d ZIP uka that efel
Il ihes hasa r--Ats - ehAH@r.ai.s .aa fhAe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

Elegant Rooms go suite rnsagod tor ali
ne URssttr rartv.

"'ereht Rooms 49, suite Engaged Tor ali
ti'o uRss,tr rartv
CHICAGO, lI.L,, Sept TO. 1899
n99gocwt pubilahing Company, Fort
Worth, Texas
GENTLEMEN herewith hand YOU
tue Palmer House order fn,' roafna en
suite To ho used by TIM GAznrrss
Texas Young ladios and thoir chnps.
rons The first seven dHya OF tho Cnluin-
bian dedication cormunius. The rooms
front cast on Wabash avcnue. and Gle.
genuy furnished aud cNtra largo and
have bath attached. The Palmer IA
the oldeat aud hncat hDtel IA Chlonro
Trusting this win mcet With your OBJ,
probation, ! am very truly
J, % BUCHANAN.
y $, These ara rooms occupied by
CMAgoa wealthy iemilioa, and an,
therefore, elegantly aud cxtpayaaantlp
furnished, and ara very brge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

CRY Gapl 70
F,nelo7od please dnd u more fof swo9t
Miss illapche CoW4n " Handiey. What IS
the matter with nc young men II iinnf icyi
guess they arr busted " ihcy would BE-
plilng ep votes 90 Misa Blanche Hm
pothlog but . iitta rlri hut cav 900 faat
lar hops ihe p1ss VI ulf town VII opah
~ ii4eig hearts SET b4iora 49, 700 lie.
From ypaf Little friend
fs4fkft ksHoKr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

AS the vote Tor the state excursion-
lists is OF necessity all by MALL THE
GAZETTE win Of course, receive and
record all such votes coming in Thurs
days and Fridays mails; but the record
OF suchyoios will not be printed until
saturday or Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

ROM Ttaa Sept go
Enclosed md fourteen y1ies for Misses
Shmih McganllaY, awtatWatar, and
i4anla Ponder tptt Worth Two " Texas
praitlcst SUD deserving yoglg ludlos
Ploasa publish this. 30 tho ne1p'o Of Fort
Worth and WoAt0rh IoNas wall know WHO
20 vote tor Yours respectfully
q, u, Lfsuots.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27
Manager Gettysburg Panoraaa'
ssAoAnA II culcAao.


AHihhNNt 9nFtH - iH'A-
10 CONTEST Editor Of the Fort Worth Clakl
Gdmtiei
DEAR SIR;-I see from your paper
that YOU nre creating o state interest
IN an excursion 20 Chicago and Mag.
ara FAlla The latter We hsys here on
canynss. painted By Paul Phillip
peteaux, tho celebrated French artist,
at q cost o. $4,000, and Is pronounced
by exports, ''real a. lie,
The painting IS 400 feet long and
fifty feet high, ard 81 your excursion
pariy @ill visit Il while 10 Chicago,
will have no further dnsiro 70 visit Che
Falls, and cordially extend your
distinguished excuriOuiais an invita-
tiBu 10 visit as while here Extending
our congratulations on your enterprise
and Wishing The party merry trip.
We ARE sincerely,
JuLmg GUNS,
Asst Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

4 for Mispea Minnie Patton and Jouulc
RAines
Mra VI 70 klllyora lf0nston, Sept 81
votes 10 for Mr. and Alrn. Carter,
Fritz with W, II. w. a 90. city, Sent.
IS votes 20 coupons for Mr.. aud Mrs. Gun
bingham.
Mira ilr Howard. city, Sept %. votes 70
coupons for Mr. bni Mrs lIanney
Maggie Mclean, NJ Pleasant, Sept. "a,
yntca . coupons fpr Nj, aud Mrs. 1'cdd,
Misses Minnie Patton, Ethel DeL0Aeh and
lhcO. Barnwel
Mr. and Mfa tlannry rrcdiya SIG votea
from hin ffiondA a. W H. Tayior'A
r. Washblrn4, lIsni iay Seyt %. yotet
90 coupopa for M aud Mrg. Hannay.
Received Sept e, nams and residenca
OF heudcr not known, - votes for Mr. and
Mrs. Weaver, Misses Una Ury and Matte
binyon.
Miss Klneaid, city, Sept %, votes 12s
Tor MIR ana Mr.. Aauney.
Pumper, Ranger, Sept. %, votes 10 cou.
pors for Misses Iessa Johnson, Blanche
Cowaa, Leila smith, Ethel Doinach, Kate
Cooper, WINE Smith aud fsula hlyea.
WIN. n. T. Ranger, 8apt %, votes 10 cou,
pons for Mr.. and Mrs Morohous,
~ X aad r. Archer, s opt M rotoa
coupons for Mr.. and Mira. Davidson.
QUO Estas, Cananohe, Sept 70, voies
% coupon for Mis- Loiia smith. Mr.. aud
Mira Cunningham
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

The Most stupendous Pyrotfchpiral DIS
play The world Ever say.

The pyrotechnie display for tho
Worlds Columbian exposition epening
~ ocfoper viii % the most ainpendgusi
novel and subiimely artistic that the
world has eFar behold
Mr.. Pain. who has the contract for
this display. has been over the exposl-
ton af6unds and IN consultation with
Chief 81 Cemstguction Buruham with re-
sied ID the besi location. For nearly
ne months past Mr.. PAINS factories
hasa bssn al work ureDariag the pisces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

TWWT WWWTWI "WVT ~
l'leaan vote this shoe haN coupons TOR
W NJ llanuey apd wife aud Nbllvo lno.
liauaUml = w N0hlu, tiuu. Almrrla q ~
Jones Hugh phiNp. Mlsa Olilv Aintl,lus
ana uthor friends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

Iowa i'AaK, N8pt a.
Eulllaod please ilnd II votes tor the fal.
loving sweet Texas nnNnrl Minnie Pat
ton, QUA lioyd, Mnuie OK Mluh Abot
oroDblc, hliuuia Uyrus, Laura iighbanI
WIS MiiiAK WI aif
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

l.ay as having 62,l35, should have
Zen 81, 425.
y,bs contest closes next FRIDAY avon.
5at o o'clock. No votes win be re.
4 iyed after that hour
4, one in or outside of rrup g 7,,,,,,,,
\ 4, INN. how tbs ,oco,.d stands i, go :.
4 ,n,iosrion Of Il IN TbnrsIay, ~
4 Il tho morrinc tho g,al ,s,,,i, T.
loo,,ce5 ,rne q Azr1,r yin MINI a.,
=. l'sS,siedement N an votos ,,,osi,,e5
n u, rroyiorsl, ,olno,,l.do,a
s,,pu y ,''g $40 $50, ~ 'o'i lor one o.
4 ipgs'''s1l l'''p'l ,l'ie.e '''u '"1l'7' ue
William Doherty, Fort Worth viii
tulsh them.
= w ~ 4" $50 go = -" VI worm
w y ~, "puto Iu9''''p'ioI's
q Y 'u1n = oo'' NJ. ''iou ~ 'ei,ErApilv
~ 80 a., 49, VIZ u'yo an
II ag'is ~ psi a'ig'' ''' e''poH pu'
d,
" excursion eo','esg WIN closo next
eA' i " , 'ere "ili W no
sns'J- 10y ,,, ~ ',''y ua'e' oO'r7
'''U' VI ~, va ''iou''' ''o'' ,''is ''n'
ln0e'le"'' 'io e''-.ea' WIZ 0'0s'
''p'E' % P'o'" 'ei 'o' "' p Ill.,
All orders from agents as well as
4 ~ a,oo,,,,,,niaa ~. ,ho f aash
i, ,.i+h ~, a,1a,,,, :. x, a,,t,. mi,
-, ~, aoi,a,,. g., 49,, ,' 1 so,.
y ,,ora,s ma son5 t,,a ,no,,o,, ,,i1,
4 ,,iio,.
y votes from outside OF Fort Worth
4 Of necessity come by mail or
b THE GAZETTE contest editor will
~ 90 ''0" o0ii''"s y" ''i 'u"'
s,iuuS' en'erins 'roso On inc
~ 'ii"v 'fe reo7i.eu inu''''''s "uu
g','rls "a 'iie OoN 'ii''o 'i''' arc ~
'eu riuuy'
order to dispose OF its summer
e u TIRE GAZETTE VIII, for this day
{ sell coupon papers at the follow
~ prices; In quantities less than 100,
IA cents a copy; in quantities OF 100,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27
THE CHICAGO ART INSTITUTE
Extends an Invitation 10 The Gszslle's PrrlY 10
Visit hires Floors Of Paintings
slaiuafY. Etc.


J III NM IN7lIIIIII
CHICAGO, Sept 10. lSa2. -
Businesa Manager Gazette. Fort Worth,
TaNas-
Dear Sir: | note with pleasure the
Interest taken 80 your papers excursion
10 Chicago and Niagara, and take
pleasure "a extending to The ladies and
chaperous composing your exeursion "a
invitation 70 visit our mueeum while 30
the civ Yours very truly,
n. n. CARPENTER, Sec'y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

hMAhitip. TEA. Sept ~
Enclosed lnd eighty votes Tor Me and
Mta. G. y. CunnlngbnnI, oi i.ongYinw.
Hoping thar thry will be- auooeasfnl ~ tho
contest ard VII take rood care VI ihe Lone
Star girls Yours, w Y, DouetAn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27
BATTLE on GETTYSBURG.
CiuCAags GREAT fAsORAHls
ONE OF The ARTISTIC
MARVELS OF THE AGE.
Whom IN Chicago no one should fan to
SEQ one Of the Rrendeat sights Of that CITY
the vast aud realistic Panorama OF



TUB BATTLE or GETTYSBURG,
which Il exhibited oh tho c0rhpr OF Wabash
avenue and Panorama Plaza Those WIN
have never Witnessed work OF tho kind
can form no conception Of Tho stRriiinp ~.
iuria that arc obtained, This Gettysburg
Panorama IA The work Of Paul philllpo.
tnRus fpnoli artist " great ability and
established reputation as military painter
7lG WHOLE BATTLEFIELD Or gEfYselRaH
laroprodnced with siiiotoat Typographical
accuracy and tho dciaiM of tho great hHit
mn ionfo1Onicl with raniAm that ICONS
marvellous 1'ho foreground %
ACTUALLY BUILT 0lf WITH ZEAL FENCES.
earth, trees guns oto which Arn 20 ssill.
iuilg led ~ 20 aud iulnhh with the painted
eauyaa that u % almost lmr0salhln 10 dis.
e0ver where realty unda and Illusion
beglus, 40 whole and IN ayery detail Tho
Norl 10 w uneNeopt0u.bla that upon 70.
urina frnni the bloody nHId mo Old hafou4
frnl that theY have thought their bloody
pattiea ocr sgAin. Tho bnlidnE Ia 1sl foet
10 dinmoior aud 30 foar high, aud the paint
ing u 80 feot IN clrcnmf6reucn, 80 foot
high aud has boon viewed By 1000, Op0
people
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
presen satlon to rather Boylan.

When the Rev. Father John Boylan,
assistant pastor of st. Michael'9 R. G..
Church of this city, went to Irvington.
Essex County. to accept the rastorate OF
St Leo's Church, ms congregation was
very 10th TO part with him. While here
he made many friends. and he was much
beloved by his par%ishioners. who. la order
show their esteem. decided to raise d
purse of 81. 0e0 for him. A COMMITTEES
consisting of Police Justice Michael ],
O'Donnell, Judge Jehn Kenny, Henry E.
Jones, Michael f. Kelieher, James F.
Mackey. Patrick Connolly, NJ. P. Moran,
James &. Murphy and P; j. Kennedy
went to Irvingion on Sunday and pre-
scented Pastor Boylan with the purse
The prs ntntion 81 eech was made by
Justice O'Donneli.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
E BERGEN DOrNGS.

The stencil from the MalIlnckrost
RESIDENT of West Berssa are circulating
4 Slpttition TO tae Health gBourd asking
them to investigaie the nuisance. % to.
Charles Riegan. faprtseq years old, of
West Side avenue. fell off the "aack
canai'' bridge yesterday afternoon, and
would have drowned, hut for the timely
assistance of Mr.. H. Marks.
Inspector Keilt has promised a COM
miltee of c~itizens that ne will investigate
the diseassTbreedjnG ponds in this SEQ
tion, DehdsH he finds that they imperil the
heaithiof The residents he will have them
abated.
Miss Laura Dayids will give a birthday
reception to her friends This evening at
her residence on West Side emu
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
NEWMAN MISSION RESCUE.
Reopening For the Summer Seasonal
Sociable For h Fourth.

The Newman Mission and Rescue
Home was reopened On sunday afternoon
with appropriate exercises.
The mission rjoms looked mere cosey
han ever. The walls Were newly paint
ed and notices mug at intervals added
much to the appearance of the rooms.
Mr.. D. v. bergen. the President, was
in charge. He Introduced MIR. S. H.
Hadly, gu e%tiut.nuent of the Water
Stree, Mission in New York, as the first
speaker Mr.. Hmlly SAID that to conduct
a mission succs ssfully tie. e niuit first of
all be order everywhere. Everything
must be in its right place, and there must
be no confusion. When a mission gels
aorunkard in its doors it must be pre-
pared to lake him and talk to him aud
ave Nun. 10 do his there must De
a. regular staff IF workers. Without
them 10 mission Cal succeed
Following Mir. Hadly'sl address there
was testimonies CT Reclaimed men OF his
mission. In the evening Mrs, le Page. a
sister of Mrs. Jerry" AicAuiey. coll
due. ed the services which CONSISTED IF
testimonies of those sayeIfrom drauken-
ness. II q elt. "a
Yesterday there WAS a jolliffc alton ard
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
IN cHANcERY OF N4w JERSEY.

@4 . q A1k-
Between Bridget o'Sein! complainant rand
James j. Gillies Of al. defendants. -, II Il
? On bill for partitien.st - hifsSe q
/ Ky virtue or a decree. made in the above stated
soil by public vendHesI 10 the highest bidder. at the
Real Estate ONCE Of u uliins & Cronan, No. SO
montgomery street jersey City, on Wednesd ay.
the tenth day OF August next at two O'Clock IN the
afternoon. the following described pr operty, viz: =
i RirsG LrAcI-All those TIA cts and parcels OF land
and premises hereinafter pa '~ticalarly desert bed,
in the County OF Hudson and State of New Jersey,
and which on q map entitled MAP Of FaiFmount.
City OF Fergen. Hudsoa toanty. n. j." made by
f fGni in tsSe ofI.ce> Of The GIsfk Of the County Of
hudson. New Jersey, on the slst day or : epruary,
1SIt. are known and dtsting uisned as lots num-
bered eighteen (lsland nineteen tly In block mum.
bered one hundred aud eighty-seven $50. from
ing ON the west side OF second street (now Clean
avenua. az LAID down on said mup.
Second tract 81 that certain 10 , piece or parcel
of Jersey City. toJnty of Hud; on and State of New
Jersey, In block nam be ed two hundred and
forty-hve 9245l. as said hlock is laid out on u Ger:
tain made by Joseph =. Mangin. entitled "Map of
that part or the Town Of jersey commonly called
Aharsimus," filed In the Clerks office of the
County of Bergen, a. ID ito4. which said piece of
numbered twenty two t2n in said block and
described as follows BEGINNING at o point on tho
easerly side of brunswick street nifty (5Ol
feet southerly from the south easterly corner of
said brunswick aat South Seventh now Secondl
streets; thence RUNNING easreriY and parallel with
said second street fifty (hD feet; thonce southerlv
I ct; thence westerly aud PARALLEL With said Second
street nfty Gh0s Feet TO Brunswick street; thence
Inortherly aloa8u the easierly side of said last.
ma med street ~ emit five esq feet TO the place Of
begin ming. ID
al IA ant.L - W. 1 WILLIAMS.
lAap .lIaadoa.-s~ 81 Master in Chancery.
III nliRff0rs9DlAE F.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
A Flag for Father oorrigan,s School.

A handsome silk flag was raised over
the new ~parochiai school of the Church
OF Our Lady OF Grace in Hoboken yes-
terday, and the ceremonies attending it
were witnessed by 5000 people.
Spec caes were made ty different city
officials in the morning. The principal
Grafton was delivered by the Rev.
rather Tighe the eloquent young priest
who was formerly connected with The
Gnu, en- of Our Lady of Grace in Hob ken,
but who now ias charge of a flouris hing
parish at Boston. There was u parade of
children, aud in the afternoon The hall of
the school house was turned into a
reception room, and there was music and
dancing. The school house will be com
pIeted before November. -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
Mayor Haynes and Che Dogs

Mayor Haynes of Newark, tho ugh
in many respects not model Mayor,
has the faculty of taking common sense
views of ordipa y every day questions.
His latest display of good Judgment
in place matters is the refusal
to sign that annual absurd relic of
barbarism known as the Dog Procla-
nation" The Mayor recommends
that the Common Council of his city
establish a dog pound and dog catch
ers, the expense to be paid by the
levy of the tax on dogs authorized by
law.
Of course, tramp dogs are a nuis-
ance, wicked dogs running at large
are q danger, but the notion that it is
either just or polite to license every
rufian to shoot dogs promiscuously,
because they happen to be on public
highways, is an outrage on humanity
and right. In this city, many valua-
BILE animals have been shot and
maimed. just to crafty wanton
malice, and the owners have no re-
dress, because the Mayors, Dog Proc
lamation has been issued
The dog pound system, In principle,
is beyondroobjection. 1t is true it
sometimes fosters dog stealing, but
that is generally checked in short
order. In general the system relieves
the streets of their wandering canine
population. 1t provides for the saw
ing of those which are worth saving
and who have owners that care for
them. Those which have to be killed
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
%BAYONNEIANS ANGRY.
Didn't Want Bells to Tell Them
That the Fourth Had Come.

Independence Day was ushered in by
the unexpected ringing of the school
house bell of No. /, and many persons
wonld like to chastise the offenders. 1t
is claimed they had permission and de-
MED by trustees. There were the usual
decorations and fireworks in abundance.
Members of the German ST. PauIs
Lutheran Church had a picnic. Com
pany A. Irish Volunteers, held a picnic.
with games n a dance. In the Third
ward Truck ! and Protection Engine had
games. a chowder and ball. The new
Bayonne brass baud discoursed music
about four hours in Ex-School Trustee
Daniel j. Hernessey's summer garden ON
Avenue D. The Bayonne Cadet Corts
and the Bayonne Engine Company, WAC
are housed in che building. got into
trouble in the afternoon. Too much beer
resulted in u free fight, and the police
were called aud suppressed The disgrace
ful scene.
The Board of Education will meet this
evening. The appointment of teachers.
recommended by the School Committee
at the last meeting, will come uD for ac-
lion. ore trustee Is auihor.ly for the
statement that a renewed attempt will be
made to unseat Trustee John J. Hickey.
The City Council will meet this even
ing. 1t is said that Mayor Farr will veto
the new salary ordinance and perhaps
the appropriation ordinance. Great in
terest is taken in the electric light ordi
nance and the granting Of Il franchise to
another gas company. Failure TO pass
the electric light franchise may mean the
disruption of the big Eight"
While wheeling Ii coal barrow at the
Port Johnson docks late Saturday after
noon, Cornelius Lucy fell into Tbs water
aud was drowned. He was twenty-one
years old. He had only been one month
| in The county. Several of his brothers
reside at No. 103 Avenue E. His funeral
took place yesterday.