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LADIES are greatly benefited by the use
of Angostura Bitters.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
lAthletio Notes.
BAYONNE ITEMS.
Fires and Fairs-Fire Apparatus
Wrecked-Notes.

A lively blaze originated In a closet In
the second story of George W. Conklin's
handsome villa. at No. $50 Avenue 9 last
evening and endangered the dwelling
The fire companies of the lower wards re-
sponded to an alarm from the bell tower
at Bergen Point and quenched the flames.
The damage done is estimated at $3.50,
due mainly TO water.
Coup Gilman John II. Donohoe received
a telegram yesterday afternoon that the
apparatus of Bayonne HOOK and Ladder
railroad wreck in Pennsylvania while en-
route from Seneca Falls, N. z, where it
hak been thoroughly renovated for the
Columbian Day parade on Friday after
noon.
The Board of Couucilmen will hold o
regular ~Hemi-montnly business meeting
this evening.
Judging by the number of fairs which
are now IN progress in Bayoune. there Is
a surplus stock of cash on hand which
the public seem inclined to dish urse.
Four fairs opened last night. They are
us foliows:-The Young Mems Associa-
tion, at Brady's Hall; The Congregation
OF ST. Henry's r. C.Cnurch, ar st. Thomas
Hall; the Ladies'Aid Society OF theGerman
Reformed Church. In the church build
ind, Avenue C and Seventy-ffth street,
and the ladies of ST. Joseph's r. G.
Church, at HegeL's Hall at the Hook
The attendance at all four val very
good.
Henry Troeller, of No. Az Avenue G,
one OF the seven liquor dealers closed bV
| Chief of olice McNeill at the instance OF
| Mayor FRrr q week ago, was arrested
yesterday charged with violation Of the
excise law in selling without a license.
His case will be tried by Recorder Besher
on Wedne sday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
4tE
bRIqHS IN FORM
The Talent Did Not Err
Once at Gutenberg
Yesterday.
A BRILLIANT OPENING.
Scots Successful Joint Gross Ceun-
try Run-Beehive Athletes
officers.

Eight thousand people pass ed through
the gates at the Gutenberg race course
yesterday. They were a happy crowd. They
declared The opening day was a grand
success. There were q few who did no
enthuse. They made the books or bat on
short nays. The bookies were sad. They
did not have q chance to recoup. The
fayorfte won in every race. h specu-
lators did n err in a single instance.
The betting was brisk, too, and the
money went In SO fast on the favorites
that the odds were cut down rapidly.
The bookies sent up the other nags to
attractive figures. but they failed to ipy
Huence the followers of the favorttes.
Little Fred won the first racss The
anxiety of the people to get their money
on drove the odds down from to 5 to 4
to 9. The booKies made Lord Motley the
fayorite for the second rac& but the
4 money went on Jack Rose 30 f4br thatthe
&edds fell from ~ to l to z a 5. Jack
&Rose won. The bookies in th& third race
lhlected MerriMent as the favoi*te. but the
crowd plunged on Sandown& aud the
X price dropped from . to 5 TO 9 Il 5. The
ard hits made the bookies Wary. The
&pening prices were only ! to against
kadge.in the fourth race and Valance in
70 sid b and only 3 to 3 aginsH Ma Belle
h Xftk. AEven Nhese low lids could
ID drive the peepl& from th favorites
and they made the&dgures ii. They
were fortunate too In selsctl the place
horses.
This sport was excellenN Eleven
started in the first race and it was In
doubt until Little Fred came away In
the stretch and won handily. followed by
Echpse and B. Sutherland. 1t wal Q
FIVE furlopgs dash and The time was
l.0l 1.2. il was a close finish in the see
ond until near the wire. when Jack Ross
was extended, and he won by g. length.
He'll Gate was second. hall Q
length ahead OF My Gypo. The
distance was six and a half fur-
iongs, and the time 1.22 "a. The third
race at five furlongs was an exciting
sprint between Sandowne and Merrtment.
The former won by a short half
Aiength. The time was LOO Ia. The
Initial handicap at one mile and q fur
IL was q capital finish. Badge wen by
nad from Experience. TIME, l;56.
le was a length and a half ahead
stler when she went under the
the fifth race. She did the six
In 1:l5%. Balance was q length
nee of Seven at the finish in The
Lce. The distance was seven FUR
Ind the time 1:29T.
tie the large fields, the startin g
satisfactory in each event. The
offers another splendid card tor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
STATE NOTES.

John Alderman. of Regga, Atlantic
county. 8wcke on Friday night and found
three burglars in his room. They had al
ready collected q bundle OF clothing and
other articles. D were ransacking a
bureauin which several hundred dollars
had been secreted. Mr.. Askermapn
Jumped from: his bed and erappfed with
the inirpders. They overpowered him,
however, aud throwing The bundle out Of
the window, made their escape, bnt with-
out eettlng holdso the cash.
Residents OF Perth Amhoy are circulRt-
Ing through Middlesex county q petition
asking TINT the release from ball
Harry Schlipf, charged with the murder
of Hetta Mary Anderson, the domestic
whose body vas found on the tracks of
the Central Railroad, near Perth Amboy,
on June g. SchliDf was arrested and
lodged In jail, where he remained until
released On q habeas corpus by Chief jus
sfice Reusley of the New Jersey Supreme
Court. aud bailed In the sum OF So, 900.
The Grand Jury for September found no
Indictment sgainst him aud laid the case
over. The petition has been signed by
many of the Leading citizons Of Perth Am
boy.
ing along the Westville pike on Friday
aud discovered q small bag lying In the
road. He examined 1t and found it con-
tained $500 IN bills. "a farmer, driving
ahead, was Overtaken and asked IL he had
lost the bag. Badly frightened, he
searched himself and said he had. He
described the lost money SO well that it
was returned to him. He stated that he
was on his way to cancel a mortgage on
his farm.
For throwing an obnoxious visitor from
his Office, Mayor Albert II. Silpath OF
Burlington was arrested Friday night,
/ charged with assault and battery. AL
| derHlan Mcneil dismissed the cHse on
hearing the evidence.
NasrIy all the horses in the section of
| the country known as Bacnn's Neck, In
Cumberland county. are fl cited with
cerebro spinal meningitis. or bind stag
gers, and the farmers work ID greatly re-
tarded. About a dozen horses have died
from It.
The entire Camden Fire Department
will participate in the Columbian parade
in that city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
SCOTS SCORE A SUCCESS.
b Joint Cross-Country Run Attracted
Many Athletes.

h Joint cross-country Run Attracted
Many Athletes.
The joint cross-country run arranged
by the Scottish-American Athletic Club
was a success. A score of feet-footed
athletes from the Scots, st. George, LoriI-
lard, National A. c.. Pastime, sylvia aud
New Jersey Athletic clubs participated,
Tho course was through Fifth street,
Newark avenue. Palisade avenue, Hobo
ken avenue, Ninth street, Monmouth.
FIRST and Grove streets to tue club
ropms. The distance is about three
miles. Dunlap, Xavier A. g. was the
first home. John Rumpf, st. George "A.
c., second; S.. Nixon, St. George A. g.,
third. and j. birmingham, Lorillard Al.
c.. fourth. The time was II minutes.
Refreshments were served and q jolly
stag followed. The rooms of the Scots
were crowded. rhe club members are so
pleased with lis success that they propose
having a series Of these runs during the
season.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
CORPORATION NOTI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NNO4AO6+ rs
Notice is hereby given that on the second
OF May 1892. application was made to the II
OF Street and Water Commissioners by d
Ohver and others for the construction Of
inch brick oval in
OCEAN AVENUE.
from Gator avenue TO Warner street: a "a
brich oval sever in
OCEAN AVENUE,
from warner street to Cedar avenue. I'll
sewers to be built under the westerly s dAt
in Ocean ayenue.) Also a i2-inch pipe under
OCEAN AVENUE,
from Stevens avenue to a point about 100
south OF Sheffield street ald connect with,
sewer on the westerly side of Ocean avenue.
Notice is also given that on the fifth id
October 1852, the Commissioner of Assessed
filed with the Board of Street aud Water G,
missloners their preliminary sketch, show
what property will probably be assessed,
the probable amount of benefit to each ID
parcel Of land also the probable amount oa
sesment per foot of frontage for the said
provement and the sams is now open 10 D :
inspection in the Office Of Clerk Of the Bt
OF Street and Wafer Commissioners. /
And notice Is also given that the follo5
street or avenues or particular sections tn
are included in said assessment, ramely;
Ocean avenue, from Gator avenue TO a i
about lUl. 20 feet east of Cedar avenue. i
Rose Avenue, from o point about o. OF :
W 20AAb Ou.Oa0
east of Cedar avenue. r
jackson avenue, from a point about 39&
west OF Warner street to a point about 95
east Of Cedar avenue.
Warner street from Ocean avenue to a \
about 414.e9 feet north Of jackson avenue.
wade street from Ocean avenue to a o
about Ala. 30 feet north of Jackson avenue !
Stevens avenue from Ocean avenue to a d
about 400 feet north of jackson auenue 1
Cedar avenue from Ocean avenue to a u
ABOUT Ms feet n0rfh 0f IaRkc0p ovaapa
And that the fourteenth day of NoyeuI
1892, ut ten O'Clock a. NJ. and the meeting ri
OF the Board of Street and Water Conn
sloners are hereby fixed as the time and D
when and where the Board Of Street and wa
commissioner will meet to hear parties in
ested in said application and all remonstran
against the said improvement that may be
sented in writing.
By order of the Board Of Street and W
Commissioner.
GEORGE 7. BoUToS,
Dated Jersey CITY Octohar II 1909
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
Dated Jersey CITY. october ii. 1892.
~NoKPORATION NOTICE.

tO0A OnA44ON NN11CE. i
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day|
october, le92, the Commissioners Of Assessm'
filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the Board
street n Water Commissioners their final
sessment map and report for the construction
PAYONIA AVENUE,
from the property Of the Pennsylvania Railrj
to Newark avenue, and the same is now ope1I
public inspection in the office of the CferL.
said Board.
And notice is also given hat the follow
streets or avenues, or particular sections the
OF. are included in said assessment.
PAVONIA AVENUE,
from Newark avenue to the Pennsylvania r.
road cut.
MAGNOLIA AVENUE.
from a point about 400 feet east of Baldwin a.
nue. TO a point about 1913 feet west Of SUI
init avenue.
VAN REIPEN AVENUE. -
from Summit avenue to its westerly tern
and from thence as IL continued to a point
100 feet west thereof.
CHERRY STREET,
from Willow Court to its westerly termins
Chestnut avenue Con the north side)
Pavonia avenue to a point about 20. 1 feel
Of said avenue. 81
Baldwin avenue from a point about 1874. 7S%
north Of Pavonia avenue TO a point about
feet south OF Magnolia avenue.
IOok 00AOCbA tOIA 1OA4k aNCuOO IL u IN
about 244 10 feet south thereof.
Willow Court from Pavoaia avenue to a poi
about 100 feet north OF Cherry street.
Summit avenue ION the east side from q pd
about 6s6.95 feet north of Pavonia avenue t
point about 1850 feet south of Magnj
avenue.
Summit avenue Con the west side) frouI
point about S0j feet north of Van Reipen \
nue. TO a point about $3.50 feet south of ~
nolia avenue.
The property embraced in above is diviI
into two sections as follows
b lots and parcels OF land shown on K
map colored yellow and further designate F
Commissioners numbers, / to Is, IS to 70. 4
1903, les TO 137, 161 to a04 and 331 are presd
benefited, and the total assessment levied
said lots and parcels Of land, amounting I'M
aggregate to SIC, 951, is c~ollectapie at once.
assessments made upon property colored &
and further designated by Commissioners, n
bers 16, II, "a to n, 104, 1888 to 100 and POS to
and assessed in the aggregate So. 3T2, shall
stitute q fist lien thereon at and from the d
when the lateral sewer is constructed conn4
ing the property assessed with said trunk
| sewer, and shall be colIectable at the same ii
the benefits assessed thereon for the constd
tion of each connecting lateral sewer is or
be by law collectable n shall draw int
only from the time the assessments for ben
made upon property along the line of each
eral sewer for the construction thereof is
frmed, all In accordance with Chapter CT
of the Laws OF 1857.
And that the Fourteenth day of Novemp
1852, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and the meet
room of the Board of Street and Water Ct
missioners are hereby fixed as the time
place when and where the Board Of Street I
Water Commissioner will meet to hear, T
slider and adjudicate upon all objections to
assessment and report.
All objections thereto must be presented
writing.
By order of the Board of Street and wi
Commissioners.
Clerl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1892,

at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at a
place within their Election Districts.
to be designated by a majority of the
Board, and Organize by, electing a
Chairman; when.organized, the Board
shall proceed at once to ascertain by
actual inquiry at every dwelling or
habitation, or the head of every fam
lily, the mines and residence s of all
legal voters within their district, and
shall enter them in a book; they shall
continue the enumeration from day
to day. and shall complete the same
on or before the following Friday.
The Board shall also meet on Tues.
day, October 18th, 1892, together
with the Registry or Poll Clerks at
the place where the next Election in
their districts will be held, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, and remain in session
until mine o'clock p. NJ.
ON TUESDAY preceding the cleo
ton November 1st, 1899 the Boards
shall meet and remain in session from
o'clock to nine o'clock 2. NJ, for
the purpose of revising ana correcting
the registry.
County Clerks Office, Oct. 1, 1892.
DENNIS M'LAUGHLIM,.
COUNTY CLERK.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
Wedding Jour and are now domiciled on

wedding tou and are now domiciled on
Avenue E.
The First Assembly District Demo-
cratic Association is arranging for a mon
ster mass meeting to be held at Metro
poIitan Hall. on Saturday, November 5.
The Sixth District Citizens' Improve.
ment Association will hold an mportau
nesting this evening mt Bamber Hail.
The Greenville building and Loan As
sociation will hold an appropriation sale
this evening at the rooms No. 30 Linden
avenue.
The Greenville Liederkranz will hold
a special Columbus concert tomorrow
evening at Beividere Hall. Senator Hud-
speth will also deliver an address. Dane
Ing will follow the concert.
The sidewalks on Bergen avenue from
Kearny to Danforth venue are in a
most disgraceful condition. No two ad-
Joining flags are level with each other
and on dark nights pedestrians must be
very careful or they will stumble and
hurt themselves.
The Greenville United Building and
Loan Association will meet TO receive
subscriptions this evening at hi rooms
In Bainber Hall.
The first annual ball of the Greenville
Football Club will be held on the evening
Of November 4 at Metropolitan Hall. The
Committee of Arrangements is as fol-
lOWs.-J. 0OruOus CnalrulAD; w. COOK,
N. Marsden, II. Tattersall, w. Jeffs, j.
Cove and w. Walmbley.
The walls Of TIE new Fifth Precinct
Station house are completed to the Sec
ond story aud the second tier of beams
WAS laid on Saturday. When completed
the station house will be one of the hand
soonest in the city.
A number of young men residing in
G~reeDviile have organized the Elite
| Literary Society. The officers are
President. ]. Francis Byrne: Secretary,
A. "A. Langer. ard Treasurer, Richie
Petit. Meetings will be held every week
at the homes OF the members.
Local fishermen are finding sport in the
New York and Newark Bays now that
striped bass are running, Good catches
nave been reported during the asst week.
the residents on Avenue e say tina,
they are being greatly disturbed by the
blowing or locomotive WHISTLES on the
Central Railroad. The fve-blast whistles
of Freight trains are MOST strenuously
complained OF.
! have been troubled with catarrh for tel
years and have tried a number of remedies
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18

MOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the ofic|
of the Board of Street of Water Commissioned
on Monday, October 81, 1892, at ten O'CLOCK a
NJ, for the making and completion of sewer <
AVENUE,
as follows 80
Atwelve inch vlsriaed pipe sewer in
MAGNOLIA AVENUE. l.
from a point about % feet from CSlama Y
nue. to Baldwin avenue; from Mas VIII - 2
in Baldwin to Pavonia avenues vv entyA aH
inch brick oval sewer connecting -. the sd
now built in Pavonia avenue. W
And also a sewer in Magnolia avenue coit
mencing at the Pennsylvania Railroad Coz.
pany's property, running eastefly about 81
feet q twelve inch vitrified pipe sewer; then \
Baldwin avenue, an eighteen inch oval briJ
| sewer, in accordance with plans and specified
tions on file in the office Of the Chief Enginse
corner of Jersey avenne and Mercer street
where BLANK forms of Did aud agreement o
Sureties must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES,
About $50 llneal feet of IL inch pipe sewer.
About 800 lineai let of "a inch brick sewer
About $50 lineat feet Of IS inch brIck sewer.
About 10 new receiving basins.
About 1880 cubic yards of rock excavation.
Time allowed for the completion Of the work
two hundred GOO working days.
The making of the above Improvement ana
award OF the contract therefor viii be subject t
the remonstrance of the owners of the propert
liable to more than one half the assessment
therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in sea ed ed
ve'opes, endorsed, Proposals for Sewers ]
Magnolia and Baldwin Avenues, - directed to E
A. DugeD. Esq, Chairman of COMMITTEES Of
Streets, Sewers and Lighting" aud handed /
the Clerk Of the Board in open meeting whe
called for 10 the order Of business relating /
sealed proposals.
No city official will be accepted rs surety no
will a substitution of sureties be allowed
The attention of bidders is especially called b
Section z, Chapter 1874, Avs OF 1891, under tn
terms whereof no contract shall hn hin0iD,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
A Freak on WheeIs.

Harry Hiliard Wylie passed through
SoDerville on a bicycle on his way from
New York to Chicago without a penuy in
bl- is cket, and with the Intention of beg
ging all of his meals and lodgings from
town 10 Town. He has juaE compIeted a
trip from New York to Washington and.
back with 4 total expenditure Of Thirty
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
Wedekfn ana 3. W. Demarest.
.verage-Americus, 173 As; West Shore, 1856 rs

Monarch. .95 1SS 273 36I 437 $40 625 7i2 1893 500
Americas ..5y 107 179 24o 500 Ala 400 sos 6fb 7S3
Umpire. b. Meinken.
Scorers B. W. Demarest and E. N. David.
Average-Monarch, I73 40; Americas, 144 856s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
a South Jersex scrnn.

A despatch from Melville SAYS a num-
Der Of sporting men from Philadelphia.
Camden aud Gloucester went there yes
terday and drove TO a secluded spot over
the county line. to witness q prize fight
between David Elliott OF Millvilie, the
I30abound champion of South Jersey. and
Th3mas Kelly of Gloucester, the ban
tarn weight champion of Camden
county. Kelly weighed 112 pounds.
kgr the first six rounds matters were
even. At the beginning of the seventh
Tobnd Elliott forced the fighting and sent
kelly sprawling with a blow on the Jaw.
hif opponent and made a pass at him.
The crowd got in front Of the referee aud
prevented him from seeing the foul.
Kelly claimed the fight, but the referee
refused TO award /. to him, and he quit.
Elliott was then declared the winner.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
They Elected Omcers.

The Beenive Athletic Club has come to
stayS A meeting was held last night.
There are more than enough enrolled to
exceed the limit fixed by the Al. a. ~.
The fprmality of expelling the founder
wa gone through with. The following
officers were chosen:-President. George
%. Bushiefd; Vice President, John
yoohey; Financial Score tary, James Gal
lagher; Secretary, Louis Vultee, Treas
urer. William McGovern, Captain. james
Beggain. Lieutenant, Richard Powderly;
Trustees, G. D. Bushfield, l.. Vultee, O..
Shannon. J.. +. Ringsbury. j. Fcrhey
and James Begaain.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
-GREEMvILLE ~GLEANINGs.

Al chlldren's fair for the benefit OF
CErist's Hospital Will b. held under the
auspices Of the Helpful Circle OF tbs
Hugs Daughters OF Greenviile Mt the
Garfield A. C. rooms tomorrow and
Tnnrsiay evening.
William Ou,water and his bride. nee
Miss Sttatton. have returned from lhelr
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
H. 0'NEIlL & CO.,
9Th AV., 10th to 21st st., n. y.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR FURNISHING
~ POLICE PATROL SIGNAL SYSTEM

Proposals for apparatus and construction of a
embracing a telephone and signal telegraph sys'
tenn, to aid in connection with the general patrol
system of Jersey City N ].
Sealed proposals for furnishing a system embrac-
ing q telelephone and signal telegraph system to aid
In connection with the general patrol system now
in use for the Police Department for four OF the pc
Lice, precincts Of Jersey City, N. j, will be received
at the Office OF the Police Commissioners, at Police
Headquarters, corner of Gregory street and Cooper
place, Jersey City, addressed to John P. Feeney,
President OF the Board of Police Commissioners,
Jersey City, up to Tuesday, October 20, at four
O'Clock r. N. OF that day
specifications and all necessary mi may
be had on application at the Office of said Police
Commissioners OF Jersey City.
Said Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids as they may deem to the best inter
est of the city.
G. p. ROBINSON,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
D~tO0 uOtoOy Otyl ONtoOL = 49,.
OORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th da
October, 1899, the Commissioner of Assessnt
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Board
Street and Water Commissioners their n
assessment map and report for the impra
ment OF
KENSINGTON AVENUE,
from Bergen avenue to a point about ne I
west thereof, and the same is now open to u
lie inspection in the office of the Clerk Of 8
Board.
And notice Is also given that the follow,
streets or avenues or particular sections there
are included in said assessment
KENSINGTON AVENUE,
from Bergen avenue to a point about $50 /
west thereof.
n that the fourteenth day of Novem5
1892. at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and the meeting a
of the Board OF Street and Wa or Commissi
ers, are hereby fxed as the time and pS
when and where the Board of Stree ct and Wa
Commissioners wall meet to hear, consider {
adjudicate upon all objections to said asse
mept and report.
All objections thereto must be presented
writing.
Commissioners.
GEORGE T. BoUToN.
Cierh
Dated Jersey CITY. October "a. 1892.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18

The Boards of Registry and Elec-
ton of the County of Hudson (but
not the registry or poll clerks) shall
meet on
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-18
AT POPULAR PRICES.
49, so, & So WEST 23d St..
81 ,39, Al ,43,& As WEST 22d ST.,
NEW YORK.

cents. and now the young man believes
that he can go through to Chicago with
out spending q cent. Wylie travels en-
tirely on his nerve, strikes any one for a
square meal or a nights lodging and will
no doubt be right royalty welcomed
among the bicycling fraternity where
ever be happens to alight. He carries Il
book, and in it every one who helps him
along with a meal or lodging inscribes
his name, to certify to the fact that he re-
ceived no compensation.
Athletic Notes.
meet tonight.
The Aroma A. G. Will have a meeting
this evening.