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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-20

prezydenC KonlIeIu cenVi "in
60, Walter Boyle, otrzymaf
telegram do niego adresowany,
a zawierajacy wazne zapatry-
wanna W sprawie polityki. Te-
legram ten by} podpisany przez
znakomitych chicagoskich po-
]ityk6w partyi demokratycz-
nej, a mianowicie by}y tam ma
zwiska: gen. John G. Black,
W. Goudy, J. w. Richards,
Lambert Tree, aid. A. Good
ridge, Clayton E. Crafts. Ma
dany by} ten telegram W New
Yorku, a brzmia}, jak naste.
puje:
u wielkiem zajeciem sledza
tu przebieg Rampant W Cook
County. We wszystkich cze-
sciach kraju spodziewaja sic,
re Cook County znakomity pc.
stawi tykiet. Tu wszystko
wskazuje ma solidarne poste-
powanie i zwyciestwo party
(demokratycznej)w New Yor-
ku.
Pan burmistrz W 0pafach.
Burmistrz Washburne pra.
wdopodobnie bedzie mia1 pro-
ces niemi}y. Ale bo te2 dziwny
jest jego spos6b postepowania
PREY robieniu interes6w.
Pred pieciu tygodniami u
frmy Fredericks d Go, kupI
konia. Mai "a niego zap}acie
$3.50 dac W dodatku wlasne.
go konia o kr6tkim ogonie.
Konia swego odda}, ma $3.50
zobowiszal sic nastepnego dnia
przys}at przekaz. Jednakze
przekazu tego ME pos}ai. Po
tygodniu upomniano sic o pie
nisdze; ojciec miasta znowu
przyrzek} przes}ac pieniadze
nazajutrz i znowu slowa ME
dotrzyma}. Jeszcze diva razy
sic upominano, ale zawsze z
podobnym skutkiem.
Nadto pos}al weterynarza
swego po swego dawnego ko.
MIA, kt6rego, jak twierdzil, po-
trzebuje ma pare dni, "a co 20
bowiaza} sic p}acit dziennie po
$1.5O. Konia tego mu wy
dano.
Pc kilku dniach burmistrz
kaza} frmie powiedziet, re
ko6, kt6rego kupi1, ME posia'
da w}asnosci mu lrzypisywa-
nych re konia tego frmie O.
desle. Ale frma Fredericks
& Go. ma to zgodzic sic ME
chcia}a, DO, jak twierdzi, przez
przeciag 8 tygodni MONA byio
konia uczynic najzupeiniej do
niczego niestosownem postepo-
waniem, a przytem burmistrz
kaza1 koniowi obciat ogon, W
skutek czego sprzedac 60 be-
die trudniej. Kiedy bur-
mistrz potem trzyma} oba ko-
ME jeszcze przez pare dni, i mic
o sobie s}yszec ME dawa1, pa
movie Fredericks & Go. przez
konstabla kazali odebrac ko.
MIA W zamian otrzymanego
oswiadczyli, ze konia cd Mich
kupionego ME odbiora, aoS25o
i'm naleznych panu burmistrzo-
wi process wytocza.
$44.Os odzyskanych kosztem ty-
siecy.
Gen. John Macarthur byl
poczmistrzem W Chicago cd
roku 1873 do 1877. Jako TAXI,
skladal pieniadze nalezace dof
rzadu W banku Home Natio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-20
TelesramV KrajoVe.

Qzba posiow spisuje sic prawie
jeszcze gorzej I'd Senatu W spra-
vie tyczacej sic wystawy. =
Demokraci gromadza sic do
New YOrku ma dzisiejsza ceremO-
ME. = POmyslne zniWa. = VIA
d0mOsci 2 Homestead i Pittsbur-
ga. = Wielki pOzar W Long
Branch, N. j..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-20

W. NASA NN~~
cywilnyeh odnios}o rany. G46-
VIVA, iesli ME Gala, wine male
ay przypisa6 zo}nierzom. Kill
kuz Mich uwieziono. Wfadze
przeprowadza energiczne sle-
dztwo.
AustrO-Wegry.
Sto osmdziesieciu robotni-
k6w i robotnic zatrudnionych
prey zniwach W Bebar ma We
grzech zazada}o podwyzszenia
p}acy. Gdy zadaniu ich odmo-
wiono oswiadczyli, ze sprzeda-
dza w6z naladowany zbozem
a uzyskane tad pienisdze
rozdziela miedzy siebie. VIA
sciciel d6br, kt6ry ich najsf,
widzac, re dobrocia mic ME
wsk6ra, wezwa] zandarm6w ma
utrzymanie porzadk6w i "a
chowanie swej w}asnosci cd
sprzedazy. Robotnicy ME da-
Ii sic przez przybylych natych
mast zandarm6w ustraszyc,
owszem rozjatrzyli sic jeszcze
wiecej grozili podpaleniem
domu w}asciciela oraz spusto-
szeniem jego }an6w, jesi ME
przystanie ma ich asdanie.
Przysz}o do k}6tni, W kt6rej
raniono inspektora d6br. Ma
tenczas rozkaza} dow6dca zan-
darm6w daG ognia na robotnl-
k6w. Zandarmi uzbrojeni fu-
zyami systemu Mannlichera
polozyli trupem dwunastu ro-
botnik6w i robotnic i Wlelka
ich liczbe ranili.
Wielka Brytania.
z 67Ociu cz}onk6w tworza-
cych Izbe nizsza wybrano do
tychczas 667. Walka wybor-
cza sko6czy sic, gdy podany
zostanie wynik wybor6w W
p6}nocnem Kerry i W Tippe-
rary, kt6re sic odbywaja dzi-
siaj, oraz na wyspach Orkney,
gdzie sic wybory sko6cza "a
tydzie6. Rezultat dotychcza-
sowych wybor6w jest nastepu-
jacy: partya rzadowa wybra3a
3l4 deputowanych, partya op-
pozycyi 353. Try pozosta3e
wyzei wymienione obwodywy-
biors zapewne Gladstone, kt6-
ry tym sposobem bedzie mia1
W przyszlym parlamencie VIE
kszosG 40 glos6w.
WfOchy.
Straszny cyklon spustoszyl
prowincya RoVigo W p61no-
cnych W}oszech. Zrzadzl
wielka szkode W posiad}osciach
pozbawi}, jak sic zdaje wielu
ludzi aycia. Wies Polesella
Ia lewym brzegu Padu, Z mil
ma poludnie cd miasta Rovigo,
liczaca okolo 1000 mieszka6-
cow zosta}a prawie zupe1nie
zburzona. Gruzy dom6w po-
grzeba3y wielu mieszka6c6w.
q Rovigo wyslano zolnierzy ma
mieisce nieszczescia. Depesza
otrzymanadzisiajw do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-20
(Teyegramy Ze0iqsku prasy
z 1890 hpca 1922.
NieIllcy.

W Szpandawie zn6w przy-
szlo dzisiaj do walki miedzy
cywilnymi a zo}nierzami. W
walce poleg} jakis Vogelweiss
cd uderzenia szabla, a wielu
cywilnyeh odnios}o rany. G5o-
wna, jesli ME Gala, wine male
zy przypisaG zo}nierzom. Kill
ku Mich uwieziono. Wiadze
przeprowadza energiczne Sic,
dZtWo.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
COLLEGE FOOTBALL.
Stevens Defeated the Manhattan A, c
Princeton Won.

Stevens Defeated the Manhattan A, Co.
Princeton Won.
The Stevens Institute and Manhattan
scramble at Manhattan Field Saturday
afternoon. The chased and pounded the
leather sphere with all the vim they
possessed and incidentally pounded one
another during the height OF the battle.
Despite the fact that it was the first game
they have played this year the Manhat-
tans put up come very clever work, CIV
ing the Institute boys all they coulu at
lend 10 TO win by the score OF 6 to 4.
sSTwo halves OF twenty minutes each
were played. win ten minutes intermlS-
Stop. Both sides pushed and tugged and
kicked n fell on the DaIl as hard as
ever they could. but Rt the end OF the
hrSt half neither had been able TO score.
One man, Eislders. was injured in q
scrim mage just before time was called,
aud 1t wac several minutes before he
could push one leg before the other.
Lapcon took Misplace.
Princeton played at home against La
fayette. The Princeton boys played a
fine game. They scored IL potnts In The
first Dalr and % in the second half, q total
of 40. The LafayetLes did not make q
point.
Inc teams OF Rutgers n the Orange
A. q. had 4 rough game at East Orange.
In the secO9d half an ali-round smuggling
match was INDUCED IN. In a scrimmage
on the V trick Thorpe aud de Hart had
their heads cut, the Rutgers men deliber-
ately jumping IN them when they were
down. De Hart continued to play, but
Vaughn took Thorbe's place. The score
was:-Orange, %; kutzers, 10,
Harvard defeated Amherst IS to 0.
Dartmouth had a Close call with The Y.
M. @. A. tialnlEg scnooi OF springfield.
The score was 10 to =. Wesleyan played a
tie game at West Point. Each hcoied .
points. Yale defeated the Crescents ut
Brooklyn ny % 10 O.. Other scores were:-
At Wiliamslown, Mass.-Willlams Col
lege. II; Troy Polytechnic Institute, 0.
AT Bordenlown, n. J.-Bordentown Mill.
tory Institute. U; Princeton College Re-
serves. 0. Az Ithaca, n. Y.-Cornell
University, IS; Dickinson. 0. At Syra-
cuse. N. Y.-oL. Jonn's Mlli,a.y school.
IA: Syracuse A. A. at Scneuectady,
N. Y.-Laureates, 4; Union College, 0. Al
Bethlehem, Pa.-Lenign Scru0, %; HACK
ettstOWn. 10.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
WANTED-AN ENGLISH EQUIVALENT.

Foreign Idioms Which Are Equally Ex
pressive and Untranslatabie.
I am aware that it is Idle to advsrtis 9
for new words. bat / wish that mysterious
inventor and arbiter of language. the
man in the Street, could be Induced to
produce or discover a few terms that
would enable us accurately and briefly to
describe in English the varieties Of pleas
antry.
NJ. Francisque Sarcay, who joins with
the learning Of a professor the keenness
of the critic aud the ample current obser-
walton and experience of the journalist.
has recently republished a little volume,
written in 1860, entitled lie Mot ct la
Chose" It is intended to show how both
words and things have changed since the
seventeenth, or even the eighteenth, GEN.
fury. and among the instances of evolu-
tfon he cites is that of the mot" Neither
the thing nor the term was known. he
thinks, q hundred years ago. Then there
were, as there now are, the 'bon-mot;''
the mot de ~caractere," the charm Of
which Is the unconscious revelation of
character; the "mot de situation which
pieases by its betrayal of an unsupported
incongruity of relation. etc. But there
sns not mot 's sss , as sesrs m Il asT,
charged with smaiice," which the
author enjoys, and in which he
may properly feel a modest sa, isfaction.
How should /. how would my readers,
render what is so delicately and complete
ely rendered by this term? / recently
heard a person who concluded I'M Ill
tempered and unfair TRADE against an
absent acquaintance with the remark, 81
simply express myself" silenced by the
response, "You do" NJ. Sarcey would
describe that response as a mot" What
y It in English?-The Point of Vieip in
the October Scrtbner.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
MASTERS SALE IN OF NRy

MASTERS SALE IN CHaNCERY OF NEW
III Jersey.
Retweon the Lafayette Mutual Building and
Loan Association, Complainant. and frank r.,
On bill to foreclose and aeri facias for sale Of
mortgag9d premises.
lie urnab1e october term, 1892
Wallis Edwards & Bumsted, Solicitors.
and delivered. |. William =. E. See, !Naster in
due, TO che highest bidder. on Wednesday, the
second day OF November. eighteen hundred and
ct the Chancellor's Chambers, No, / Exchange
place, Jersey City, New Jersey, ttop floor, take
elevator al the following described land and
premises. with the appurtenances, being the same
described In said writ, That is to say:
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land and
premises, situate. lying and being in JerseyCit y, New
Jersey. and which on a certain map entitled "Map of
Marion, hudson Co.. N. IT," Mallory and Killer
City Surveyors. dulv fled in the Registers ONCE
OF hudson County, Is DESIGNATED as lot numbered
f25). also numbered fifty ave (551. and NAV be
more particularly bounded and described as fol,
lows;
Beginning at a point ON the easterly side of
Of the southeasterly corner OF Broad way and Wales
avenue and from said beginning point to run ~
southerly along the easterly side of Wales avenue
twenty en- feet; thence CD ~easterly at right
thence % northerly and parallel with Wales ave
nue. twenty (2O), and thence () westerly and paraI-
lei with the second course run and at right angles
70 wales avenue one hundred (10O feet to the
Heing the same promises conveyed to said Ru.
dolph Hoesley by John A. Lane and wife by deed
dated January 81. 1882. and recorded in Liber S64 Of
Dg nssed ao sa nnuS9 har e q 1sa. on pages 5s7, etc
WILLIAM G. q. SEE.
80 oMaster IN Chancery OF New Jersey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
Grand ST., near Warren St

WI Jersey.
Between the Lafayette Mutual Building and
Loan Association, Complainant and william Mc-
Avoy. ct ais, Defendants.
en- bfll to foreclose and heri facias for sale OF
mortgaged premises.
tieturnable October term, 1892
Wallis. Edwards & Bumstod, soiicttorA
By virtue OF the above stated writ to me directed
Chancery of New jersey, shall sell az public ven
due, TO the highest bidder. on Wednesday, the
second day OF November. eighteen hundred and
ninety.twO, ut two O'Clock in che Afternoon. ~
the Chancellor's Chambers, No. / Excnangs Place,
Jersey City, New Jersey top floor. take elevator,
all the following described land and premises
with the appurtenances. being the same described
In said writ that Is to says
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land and
premises situate, lying aud being in the City OF
Jersey City in the County OF Hudson and State Of
New jersey.
beginning ct Q point on the easterly line OF
Ocean avenue, distant southerly one hundred and
twenty nve CS5 feet from the southerly line or
Car.eret avenue. thence running u easterly par-
aliel With Cartoret avenue one hundred ana
twenty QAp Feet; thence (2l southerly parallel
with OCEAN avenue TWENTY-FIVE t25) feet; thence
lS) westerly parallel with Carteree avenue one
hundred and twenty tl20l feet to the easteriy side
OF Ocean avenue; thence az northerly along tne
easterly side OF Ocean avenue { enty.i live rs fees
70 the point or place OF beginning. Being the
same premises conveyed TO said William McAvov
by deet CT Mary Jane Buckley (wfdow9 dated
April Is, lsSS, and recorded in Liber 46 Of DEEDS
Tor hudson County,. on page 400.
WILLIAM @. E. SEE.
MasteF in Chancery OF New JERSEY.
Dated Septemner 70. 1892 SiS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
LORILLARD CLUBS GAME.

barclay Won the Bash and Mccarthy
the Raif MILE Race.
The Lorillard Athletic Club had the
second of its series of handicap club
games at the clubs grounds yesterday.
Two events were decided and the honors
were taken by Barclay and Mccarthy. A
large field of sprinters were in the hun
dred yards dash. Harry Barclay was al
the scratch. In the first heat Nc Carfhy,
who had 8 yards start. reached the tape
nrst. he was followed by Thompson.
VINO haq 0 yards start. with Berrigan, 3
Yards, third. Time IL As seconds.
There WAS a rafting finish in the
second heat. Barclay from scratch and
Israel . yards went over the line 10
gether. these Was third. Time, II
The mall heat was an exciting struggle.
Barclay, Mccarthy and Israel finished in
4 bunch. out in the order named. Time,
Iae DALI mile run was a spirited race.
MCCARTHY won by a few inches after Il
hot has on the homestretch Meese, Is
yards, was at his heels. and Egan, &c
yards, was close to Meese. Time. 2
minutes 19seconds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
MasteF In Chancery OF New
Dated seDtemner 70. 1882.
n oHANoEKY CT NEW JERSEY,

TO Francis N. Ricketts,:
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court Of Chancarv
OF New Jersey, made on the dav OF the date hereof.
IN q cause wherein Joan K. Bewar is complainanr
ana you and others are derenoanIs, YOU are RI.
CURED 70 appear and pleaa, ans~ or or demur 10
me comPiSlnants bill on or before the eisyrntn
DAY OF November next. or the said Till win be
taken as confessed against you.
he said bill Is Med 10 forecloss a certsir r,ort.
gage mace by YOU ana your wife TO the complain-
ant bearing dafe the twentieth day OF Noyemner.
AID 1890, upon lands In Jersey Civ. 10 sacnra 49,
ment OF two thousand ollars.
AND you. Francis n. Ricketts,, are made defend.
ant because YOU own said lands
Dated. september 10. 1852.
WALLIS kDw & BuMSTED.
ONCE and Post once address. Sonpia'nahe
NO ] Exchau3e place.
Jersey City. MI
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
n THE PRRRoeArIvE COURT OF NEW JrR.

TN THE COURT OF NEW JER-
l ey-Qrd to limit creditors.
In the matter OF the estate OF Thomas N. Gopsiu,
deceased.
Upon application made to me for that purpose
by Mary GoDsfll and Jane Ann Gopsin, executives
Of the last will and Testament OF Thomas n. Cop
sill, deceased.
LOO hereby on this twenty-sixth day OF septsm-
Der, In the year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety two, order the said harry GOpsill and Jane
Ann Gopsill. executrices. to give public notice 10
the or sditors. OF the estate of the said decsdeut. to
bring in their debts demands and claims against
bis estate. under oath. within nine months from
the date Of this order by setting. up said notice In
I'VE or tho most public places In the County OF
Hudson for the space Of two months. and also by
advertising the same for the like timo in one Of
the newspapers Of this State, safu notice 70 be
given and advertised within twenty days from
the dap hereof
ALEX. I. McGLLs
DICKINSON, Thompson and McMaster, Proctors,
No. ]. Exchange fl9es, Jersey CITY. M.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
Bad Night for Lanterns.

A large delegation Of wneelmen from
this city went to Elizabeth on Saturday
About 500 cyclists from various clubs in
the State were to participate. but owing
to the threatening weather only 1876
started. The wheeimen had their ma
chimes Enthusiastically decorated with
Chinese lanterns of all shapes, and also
with bunting, while several carried flags.
They strrtsd off in good shape. After CO.
ing over part Of the route it began to
rain, and the paraders made a wild STAN
Dede for the club house. The demonstra-
ton thus turned into a ge-as-you-please
race for shelter. Many of the wheelmen
got well soaked before they got under
ously.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10

tice shoot ut the Greenvllle Schutzen
PARK on Friday. Only three competed for
the club medals. The scores were; L. p.
Hansen, 215; j. Hughes, 203; o. Boyce,
The Hudson Rife Club will shoot to-
night for medals on the clubs range, No.
35 Giles aYenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF John James Macdonald, deceased
.Raoella Aacdonaid and Augustus Macdon aid
executors OF John James Macdonald. deceased
Dy order OF the SURROGATE of hudson county, dated
Septem Der 1872. hereby give notice TO the crodI.
tors OF said ldeceden! to bring in their debts, de
MAIDS and Gains against the estate OF said dece
dent. under oath or afarmatio within nine
months fro m the date of said order, or they will
against said executors.
ISABELLA MACDONALD.
MACDONALD.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
NOTICE OF sETTLEMESr.

Notice Is hereby given thar the ascount ~
the subscriber. administrator or de- bonis
non OF Henry 2 Auttoa deceased. will be
audited. an0 stated by the Surrogara Of the
County, Of Hudson ana reported for settlement
on sria&y, the twenty .nrst DAY OF October next.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10

made new records in throwing the ham
mer aud Sc pound weight. He threw the
hammer las feet and 35 of an inch, and
the weight travelled 35 feet 6 / 2 inches.
Loriliard A. C. will meet tomo rrow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
" heeline Notes.

Windle broke another record on Satur-
day on the circular track. He rode a
mile at Springfield with a standing start
in 2 minutes 5 3-5 seconds. On Friday he
rode a mile with a flying start in Q minutes
Q 3-5 seconds.
Lady cyclists will participate In the
Columbus lantern parade on Wednesday
night. The only decorations on their
wheels will be two small flags. Mrs. w.
e. Smith, the first lady riderin this coun-
try, will be in command. ,m
The Jersey City Athletic CLUBS wheel
men will have u u next Saturday to
Staten Island.
1'he Hudson County Wneelmen will
have O club run next Sunday to Plain
field.
The Riverside Athletic Clubs eyclers
will have u tournament at the Wayertv
track next Saturday. Zimmerman,
Wipdie and other crooks will start.
The HUDSON County Wheetulen had q
ruu to Staten Island yesterday. The
threatening weather Kept several of the
boys at honle.
Tine PIainiieid Bicycle Club will have a
carnival next Saturday.
Zimmerman il Il clever broad jumper.
He cleared 10 feet IL inches at Tue New
York Al. C.'s games, whicn was pretty
close to tie record.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
Athletic Arena.

The Lorillards Will have three repre-
sentatives in the Columbus games at
Manhattan Field tomorrow. Harrg Bar
clay will run in the 100 yards aud 300
yards events. Mccarthy in the half mile
and Clos 81 in the mile.
-Four wprid's records were broken at
tue New York A. C.'s games on Saturday.
Sweeney of the Xavier A. G. cleared the
bar AZ 6 feet 4 IA inches 10 the running
high jump with a couple or inches 10
spare. Schwaner. in the broad jump,
cleared 10 feet 9 7-6 inches, and Mitchell
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
ATHLETES WHO SCRAP.

1his Evening.
The Gable Athletic CLUB will have its
boxing tonight. The fea-
ture of the exhibition will be the special
four round bouts. Frank Lane, OF the
Gables, will meet Hugh O'Neill, Of the
Scottlsh-American A. G. They are at
weight, 125 pounds. The other special is
between NJ. Hartnett, the clever los
pound boxer Of the Cables. and George
Strong. OF England. There may be an
extra special. Charles Curdeu, the "Ho-
bcken Spider" has Geen ambitions to get
in the ring with Hartnetr, The latter,
scientific aud gritty, is tull OF confidence.
He has Informed Curden thai he will ac-
commodate him tonight after he has dis
posed of Strong. The programme will be
Interesting without these specials and
will draw u full house.
The final Eouts of the Bee Hive Ath-
letic CluD's tournament will be decided
at Woods Hall next Thursday night.
on the boxers and finish the bouts iii a
s~easonabie hour. There are nin eteen
contestants on the list.
Efforts are being made to arrange a
battle for a trophy between Dick Connurs
and Robert Wilson of The Scots. They
are clever ITO pound boys. Wilson has
consented to the terms.
AT the athletic entertain ment of the
Union Athletic CLUB. to be given at the
Hobaken Theatre on Move mber 4, there
will be three special bouts. Bill Dunn
will face Pat Burke. Thor mas Kelly OF
Ho boken will have y six round 90 with
Professor McGwinn, instructor of the
Vendome Club OF Newark. and Dickey
Connors will have a six round battle with
Tommy Fnrey,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account Of the
eupscriDers, trustees OF the estate Of Charles r.
norsnrup, deceasso, will be audited and stated BY
VIZ S9rfo&Rte OF the County of Hudson. ana re-.
Of December next s - gay
NANCY NoRrHkUp.
Dated september Is. A. D. issa oVAANN
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
Gun and Target

The Miller Rifle Clubs open tourna-
ment began yesterday and will close
Wednesday.
The Excelsior Rifle Club had its prac
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-02
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1he tug America is four days overdue
but the fact is not causing any anxiety.
Capt. Crowell reports a large force of
men at work to-day handling his various
interests
The schooner Cupid, from Somerset.
brought in a large cargo of brick aud
pottery this morning.
The British schooner Nallare left to-
day for St John.
The schooner Gen. Banks, Capt. Beck
ford. which left New Bedford for Sulli-
van, Me-, is ashore at Vineyard Haven
harbor. During the storm of Tuesday
she parted hawser and ran against an
other vessel. TO prevent sinking she was
obliged To run ashore.
Arrived, schooner Marjorie Brown,
Capt Osborne, from Baltimore; ; schooner
Cupid, from Somerset, loaded with fire
brick schooner Lille o. Wells; schooner
Reindeer, from Long Island, loaded with
brick for Providence; tug Fred f..
Ives. with barge Carlos French in
tow; barge Harriet G.. Whitehead,
from North River, loaded with
moulding sand for A. j. Miller; tug l..
;. Grant, with three barges In tow; tug
Ares with barges Snipe, loaded with coal,
and Shore Lime, loaded with grain:
steamer Berkshire from Baltimore. tus
Gov H. VI. Hoyt with barge Brilliant TO
Providence Coal Company and Granada
Of Baltimore TO X. B. Little
Sailed-Schoouer Helen for Newport:
tug Fred Il. Ives with barge T.. q. Stod-
dard for New York; schooner William A..
McDonald; schooner Naldare. British.
for St. Johns; tug Ares with barge Gra-
hams Polly aud others; schooner II. IA.
King, from J. G.. Goff's; schooner Gen. :.
h. Merwin, Capt. Smead, for Baltimore.