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The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
STATE NOTES.

A Cape May county Freeholder wanted
the meeting day of the Board changed
from Thursday. because Que of the local
paperScould not send its reporter to re-
port the proceedings on that day. The
Board decided that it was not organized
for the accommodation of newspapers.
The RepuDlicansot Ocean county will
meet at Toms River on Thursday of next
week for the purpose of organizing a
county league.
The New Jersey Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation will hold its twenty-second annual
meeting at Plainfield ON May 25 and 26.
Three important business sessions will be
held, at which special discussions of pro-
fessional topics will take place.
Two boys ut the Point Pleasant public
school threw red pepper in the eyes of
Mamie Phifer, and her sight may be de-
stroyed. The boys were arrested.
There are but six children of school age
in Hnrmersyille. Salem county. and four
of them are adopted. Twelve families
have no children at all
Woodbine. the new Jewish settlement,
has factory and nearly 100 houses. Fifty
more dwellings will be erected and sever
al industries started.
A special election will be held in Woods
town, June Z, to decide whether Uhe Bor-
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
BOARD OF FINANCE.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.


Regular meeting of the Board of
Finance held in the City Hall, Thursday,
May 5. 1892, ut $3.50 O'Clock. u. m.
Present President Et.elstein, Messrs.
Allen. Bedell aud Peterson.
Absent--Mr. Hitler.
Received and referred to the Committee
on Finance.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS
Claim of American District Telegraph
Company of SAL .06, Messenger service.
Mayors office. April, 1892
Claims of American District Telegraph
Company of $69.93 messenger service.
Board OF Finance, March and April, 1892.
$25, Lithographing.
Claim Of Jersey City News OF s165.
printing and binding, 1000 copies of
Comptrollers Report.
Claim of Jersey City Electric Light
COMPANY of S24 90. lighting Mayors
office, 1892.
Claim Of Jersey City Electric Light
Company of SIG lighting Collectors office.
claim Of Jersey City Electric Light
Company OF $3.50, lighting Treasurer's
office. April, 1892.
Claim of United Gas Improvement Com
pany of S24. gas City Hall, April. 1892.
Received aud referred to the Commit.
tee OH Printing Statlouery aud Supplies,
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
The following communication was re-
ceived. ordered spread In full on the min
uted and filed:
JERSEY CITY. May 5, 1899.
To the Board of Finances:
GENTLEMEN We, the undersigned. en-
ployes of the Street and Water Board.
ask your honorable body to CONCUR in our
pay rolls as we haven't received any
wages since last October. We can't sell
our time at any price. aud we are badly
in need of mouey. I
Patrick Hagao. John Klein, Thomas
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE IsrH
Say of q and
Henry Prigge and osheTs Tor tne improvements OF
from the northerly line or Thorne street to the
southerly line q Carlton avenue In the following
10 nave The stree. lor the iull width thereof
TO have new hluestoae tagging four feet wide
: 10 have sitrIhed drain pipe Of proper size laid
for TO carry off all surface water from about $40
@ brskie street. and from the line Of Hutton street
over Manhattan avenue into the Beach street water
as as aso tas %
Tohaye new bridge stone crosswaiks laid over
And all other work done that may be necessary.
TO provide for tao ow OF the surface wator and to
complete the improvement in good and supstan-
Notice Is also given that on the second dav OF
May, 1852 the Commissioners oT Assessment filed
ers their preliminary sketch. showing what prop
ery WIN pr9sso.g 6s assessed sss and the PROBABLE
also Ss ,s sa n
oses oSs or the ciers OF the Board Of Street and
"asef And nopice Is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are included e esERasss si!s nSRs6 66amsy'
rom Thorne s'reHs afs6os ts isrisHn sTRsET sysnue
from eermania avenue about 100 feet east and 100
'ee' "''' ZABRIsKIE STREET,
from Germania avenue ABOUT i0o feet east and 100
HUTTON STREET.
from Germania avenue about 1lIlI5 feet east
MANHATTAN AVENUE.
from Germania avenue about 100 feet east and 100
CARLTON AVENUE
on the north side from Germania avenue about l0f
THoRNE STREET,
ON the south side from Ger mania avenue about f1o
feet east and lt0 feet west. s
And that the sixth day of june. 1892. at 10
O'Clock a. m. and the meeting room OF the Board
hxed as the time and place when and where tine
Eoard OF Street and Water Commissioners will
meet TO hear parties Interested in said application
ana all renonstrances against said Improvement
that may be presented in writing.
BY order OF the street and Water Commissioners
GEO I. ROUTOS,
Dated Jersey City. May 9Th. 1892.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20

ough Council shall issue bonds for $4,000
to erect water works
General and Mrs. John Trick celebrated
the sixtieth anniversary OF their wedding
at their residence In Vincentown, Tues
day evening.
Salem has raised $50 for the starving
Russians.
John Snyder Of Ridgewood captured
abald eagle i'm his swamp ienelday'last
XhHaouble breasted ti'ESEnf corn orra1St r1Sta Fr fare
bird inuthisl section was Shot at Sea lsle,
Cilyaofewadays ago by Crawford Bnck. +
Jntige Depueo Charged the ] Jury ", The
ssexioCircuit"Court or, Tnesday in tue
sutobsthe city against the F Fiist," SeSond
andi TiIird Presbyte t1dn OF urches, TO gai1,
possesston of the Old: iBnrying lGrot,pA
property witch is valued ut from $l,,Q0o, :
900 to 81, 100000. The charge was fn favor
of the churches. and the Judge directed,
the jury to return verdict for the de-
dendandant without leaving their seats,
which was done. The city will now. carry
the case to the Supreme Court. The suit
was brought against George Watson,
tenant on the properly In dispute, in order
to make u test case. The Old BurYing
Ground property has been bone of con-
tention in tine courts for two hundred
years. The citizens hold that the
churches have no claim TO the property
and are only squatters.
The X. =. d. Cerveny Company EN-.
ploys seven men at Hackensack. all
natives of Austria. in the manufacture OF
pearl buttons, turning out about 200 gross
q week.
A disagreement among the Democrats
in the Middlesex Board of Chosen Free
holders resulted in the election of John
II. Conger. a Republican. as County Col
lector. The Republican members aided
two Of the Democrats to elect Michael
Welsh, q Democrat, for Director of
the Board. Twenty-four unsuccessful
ballots had been taken. The Board Is
composed of ten Democrats and nine Re-
publicaus
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
WEST BERGEN DO1NGs.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Loyal Temperance Legion Will be held
this evening i'll the West Side Avenue NJ :.
E. Church parlor.
An ornamental iron fence is being
erected around the Bergen Baptist
Church.
Virginia avenue property owners are
agitating the question of macademizing &
the avenue, between Jackson and West
Side avenues 1t would be a valuable i'm
provement.
James McCurrin of West Side avenue
got nm overdose of beer last night aud
created II disturbance on Lexington av-
enue. He was locked up. '{-
Miss Jennie Price will teuder recep-
tinn to- her friends this evening at her res
tdence on Bergen avenue.
The visits OF Henry Byrue's garbage
cole ctors 10 this section are so infrequent
that citizens are wondering whether there
is anyone engaged to remove garbage.
Vacant lots are used for dumping
grounds.
Flower thieves are again becoming nu-
merous in this section, Owners of gar
tlens are on the watch all the time, but
the thieves are many and manage to es-
cape.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
MIR. SrAEnLl'S PROSPECTS.

He Expects to Build New Temple OF
Evangelicism and Harmony.
The Rev. John Staehli. who through
misunderstanding with the congregation
of the First Evangelical Church was COM
PEELED to resign from the position Of pas
tor. has organized new church and the
outlook is that it will be successful Or
ganization.
Immediately after Mr.. Staehli's con-
nection with the Fisft German Evangel-
ical Church had been severed. number
of his congregation insisted on his max
ing a new start For several weeks ser
vices were held in private homes aud
halls. Finally the trustees of the yaber.
nacle extended to Mr.. Staehli the use of
that edifice Sunday afternoons. Pastor
Staehll's followers increased in number
from eleven to twenty-five and the me M
bership is steadily increasing. Hum boldt
Hall has been engaged and sunday Scnool
services are held there every Sunday
morning at half-past nine and church
services at half-past ten.
Pastor Staehle's, new church has been
named the German Evangelical St. Lucas
Church, At q recent meeting of the con-
gregation Christian Knerr, William
Deutschman and Henry Geisler were
Jeutsen, Jacob Trithardt. William
Deutschman. Jr.. Edward Jochen, NJ.
Laubrecht and NJ z ,bel. elders. Many
of the officers were identified with the
First Evangelical Church.
Mr.. Staehli, in speaking Of his new
church, states that he anticipates build
ing up as large congregation as he pre-
sided over ia the First Evangelical. "If
we are as successful as we anticipate"
said he, "I will give time aud labor to the
building of place of worship in which
| hope harmony will also remain"
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEH0hDERS.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.l
Continued.

Freeholder Coyle moved to adopt the
report of The committee and that said
commiJtee be discharged.
Adopted.
Freeholder Coyle moved that the Com
mittee on Alnshousss be authorized to
purchase the supplies, stoves, kettles. ETC.. /,
for the Almshouse at q cost OF S240.
Question being taken ON the resolution
Oh yeas and nays, there voted as follows:
Yeas-All the members of the Board
present-D
Absent-Freeholde Perry--1..
The Director at Large declared the
Freeholder Kimmerly moved to take
from the table the requisition for supplies
for almshorse. laid on the table at the
meeting OF the Board held Thursday,
March 8, 1892
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nays, There voted as follows
Yeas-Frsehoiders Coyle. Ellis Hem
nessey, Kimmerly. Noonan. Pfngsten
ap.i Tierney--7.
tNays-Fresholder German and Mel
son-2. s4k
Absent-Freeholder Perry--1.
The Director at Large declared the mo-
tion adopted.
Freeholder Kimmerly moved that the
Committee on Almshouse be authorized
to purchase the supplies named in the
requlsition, at u cost of $4,000.
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nays: there voted as follows:
Yeas-Freeholders Coyle. Ellis, Hen
nessey, Kimmeny, Noonan, Phngsten
aud Ilerney-7.
Nays-Freeholder German and Nelson
a Ef
Absent-Freeholde Perry-1
The Director at Large declared the mo-
tion adopted.
From NJ. X. Everett:
UNo 4 Iva I'm niroctor-nf- f-T,u u ry
and Members of the Board OF Chosen
Freeholders of Hudson County:
MY DEAR SIRs-Enclosed find list Of
patients supported at this asylum by your
county, with date OF admission and
township. Please acknowledge receipt Of
same, and oblige
Yours respectfully,
Al. X. EvERKTT,
Walden State Asylum.
Was recaived and referred to the Com
mittee on ,Lunatic Asylum.
BY Freehoider Henuessey:
Resolved that Phoebe Taylor be and is
hereby indentured to John j. Fallon.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays. there voted AS follows:
Ayes-Freeholders Coyle, Ellis. Cor
man, Hennessey, Kimmerly, Nelson,
Noonau and Ticrney-8.
Nay-Freeholder Pficgsten-1.
Absent-Freeholde Perry-1.
DlreCCOr-aU-LAdrB0 Qeclarou Inc TeSODu-
tion adopted.
Freeho older Ellis called the attention OF
Building Committee to the fact that il
was time to have the plans and spe ciflca-
tions prepared for the erection Of the ne W
lunatic asylum.
The Board then, on motion of Free
holder Hennessy. adjourned.
The Dlrector-at-Large declared the
Board adjourned to meet Thursday, April
| Z, 1892, at 7.30 D. IN.
JOHN BOYD,
H-Lt Clerk
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NOTICE.

u l.liilsndhai hEf Henry, i DetwiileT: Sarah !, I
Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey City.
Take notice that the West Side onnecting n Rail
peItton 20 me 1n9ra6ls eorgs + wesss err one Of Of
Ne New Jersey jersey for 10 III The appontment o. three disin
terested. impartial ana iudicious IT,, free free,
as Commissioners to examine and apDraise
the value OF certain tract of lana; description
which you are interested, and necessary and re
91red 10 be taken y y a and f9r G
co alton for and the damages 10 be sustained
e are b. law aatsorized or required
to assess. and that said Justice has assigned
hundred and nine!. TWO. az eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon, % the Caanesry Chambers Cham SO; ES, K
viii viii proesed to hear the said application and
6s % Ss s 70 be
by order y said Justice.
10 "''' WILLS. EDWARDS : Bus FED,
Dated May II. 1892.
A particular description OF the lands required
above referred 70: -e..-
Ne M sese nd
eighty S;nsts @ e @
ninety nine -hye 90, ninety six tSej ninety
ssSeh ss, one ' hundred 'ioo one hundred and one
o one hundred % ana Two iOs and one m hunafsd n fSa
hudsoii County Registers office, entlted map
OF property belonging TO I%homas % J.;
Jersey. January, is1ls comprised within the FLED
right of way OF the West Side Connecting Railroad
or two lines drawn parallel 10 ana one nun dred
side OF the locased centre line of the west Side
Connecting Railroad as filed in the office OF the
iocasaa Centre elm line through said Block and lots
may be more particularly described as follows:-
Cnmme ncing az u point on the northeasterly
distant ten hundred ana nine and ninety two one
b hundred tbs CG9J2l feet no thwesterly measured
on the northeasterly side OF Linden avenue l1f ex
tended from stone monument III said northeast
ery side of Linden avenue in the division line be
tween the lands OF Henry T. Detwiller, and lands
OF the estate or Adam Lutz; thence north fifteen
fifteen and i've tenths foet TO tho centre line of
Lanforlh avenue H. extended; said parts of lots
tncldded within saiu right or way may De de-
scribed follows:- .
Comme ncing Gt point on the nortfeasterly line
Of Linden avenue IL extended and in the division
line between lots eightysix 1861 and eighty elght
tss) on said map; thence northeasterly along said
division line one hundred and nineteen and forty
three feet to the sou hoasterly line
Railroad thence north fifteen degrees sixteen
minutes as iSD east two hundred and
fest 10 the centre OF Danforth avenue
thence northwesterly along the centre or
Danforth avenue one hundred and fifty six and
eriy line OF the righe OF way OF tho Weot Side Con
Meeting Kairoad thence south nttaen degrees
sixteen minqes 10 isl "ss5 iouE hnndrea anu ha
northeasterly line Of linden avenue II EXTENDED;
thence southeas,eriy along the norIheasterly line
four one huudroitns feat to tho division line be,
tN con lots eighLysiX IS and eighty eight (sSl
afores ia the place OF beginning.
with all F1xh title and interest OF the said Lu
clpaa lilliHndah Ia aud to any portion OF IA nuen
Avenue lying IN front OF lands herein described
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20

To ATTACK the urAgoh OF uIsta e AhnIhIIat6 MIN
efore his deadly talons grow, or to allow him TO
attain dangerous maturity and destroy us--tbat
is the question of paramount Importance to all
afflicted with organic ailments. Among these,
disorders of the kidneys and bladder are OF the
fatal order II unrestrained at the outset Their
growth is rapid, sthelr elimination death
Bright's disease ordinary nephrtis, diabetes,
catarrh of the bladder, gravel suppression of the
secretion cannot be tampertd with or disre-
garded safely. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is a
superb depurative tonic. giyng the due impulse
without exctation to thr renal organs, besides
strengthening and regulating them in common
with the rest of the system. It inluses, TOO,
vigor and regularity into the stomach, bowels
and liver successfully counteracts malaria aud
rheumatism, and Is preeminently fine tonic for
the aged, the enfeebIed aud the convalescsnt.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
Class of ,9s entertainment,

A scenic. scientific, literary and musi-
cal entertainment will be given by the
Glass Of January 1913 at the Jersey City
High School this evening. The Scottish
Highlands and Picturesque America will
form the subjects of a lecture Illustrated
with stereopiicon views with scientific ex-
plantations by Prof. Paddock. In addition
there will be poetic and descriptive
recitation Of ''The Lady of the Lake."
and Colorado scenery, by memOers Of the
class. The programme will be studd ed
with musical gems.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
NOTICE

TO HENRY T. LILL1ENDAHL, HERMAN
l Bencke, Harshaw Scott and the Mayor and
Aldermen of Jersey City
Railroad Company has made application in
wriling by petition to the Honorable George 7.
Werts Que OF the Justices of the supreme Court
of the State of New Jersey, for the appointment
of three dsinteres ed, impartial and Judicious
ehollers resident in the County OF Hudson.
as Commissioners to examine and appraise
the value OF a certain tract of land,
a description Of which IS hereto annexed,
owned by you and in which you are interested
and necessary and required to Q taken by said
company for its propOs ID railroad and to deter
mine aud assess the compensation for and the
damages to be sustained In consequence OF
such taking and whatever said Commissioners
are by law authorized or required TO assess and
that the said Justice has assigned Saturday the
wenty-eighth day OF May, eighteen hundred
and ninety-two, ct eleven O'Clock In the fore
n on, at the Chancery Chambers, No. Ex-
change place, Jersey city. when and where he
will proceed TO hear the said application and
make the said appointment, ana has ordered
ten days notice of the time and place assigned
to be given to you.
By order OF said Justice
THE WEST SIDE CONNECTING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
By WALLIS, EDWARDS BuMsTEp,
Their Attorneys.
Dated May 10th, 1892.
A particular description of the lands required
by the West Side Connecting Railroad Company
above referred.
All those plots of land situate in Jersey City,
New jersey, Known as tnoSe parts OF lotS one
hundred and one Q0D. one hundred and three
C03), one hundred and five Cl05), one hundred
and seven Q07l, and one hundred and nine GOD,
in block () on certain map ON file in HUDSON
County Registers Office entitled, MAP of
property belonging to Thomas j. Jones situated
in Grcenville, Hudson County, New Jersey,
January, 1S10,' comprised within the filed right
of way of the West Side, Connecting Railroad as
filed in the office of the Secretary Of State at
Trenton, New Jersey, together with certain
lands included within said right or way lying
within the proposed avenue called Danforth
avenue on said map which parts of lots may be
more particularly described as tollows:-
Commencing at a point in the centre line of
Danforth avenue, ii extended. in the continue
tion OF the division line between lots one hun
dred and niuetl09) and one hundred and eleven
Q1D in Block one % on said Jones' map;
thence running northwesterly at right angles
to Duuforlh avenue. extended, one hundred and
three and tifty-five one-hupdredths Q03. $50 feet
to the southeasterly line of the right of way of
said railroad; thence south fifteen degrees sixteen
minutesi15 deg IL min y west along said line one
hundred and sixty zone and sXty-one one-hun-
d.edths (i6l CD feet to the centre line of Dan
forth avenue, extended; thence northwesterly
along said centre line of Danforth avenue, if
extended one hundred and twenty-four and nine
one hundredths (Ia40 09) feet to the place of be-
ginning.
Containing six thousand four hundred and
twenty-five (6425) square feet or one hundred
ami forty eight one-lhousandths OF an acre.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
Beautiful Auroral Display.

Few people expect policemen and an
occasional struggling pedestrian are aware
that on Wednesday night there was a
wonderful auroral display at about mid
night. Waves OF white aud purple light
succeeding each other in unusual rapitiity
vibrated from the northern horizon ex-
tending beyond the zenith and presenting
a beautiful and impressive sight.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
3efore and AEteF.

druggist for woop's PHosPHoDISE il he offers
some wo rthless medicine in place Of this, leave
his dish oncst store, inclose price In letter. and
we will send by return mail. Price, one package
ST.; six, S.. One ,oiH please, si1 tofH cure.
Pamphlet in plain sealed envelope stamps
Address
THE WOOD CHEMICAL CO..
131 Woodward avenue, Detroit, Mich.
w-Sold In Jersey City by Geo. II. White, corner
Newark and Jersey avenue.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
Tho Evidenc ce in Her Trunk.

Mary Brien, a servant employed by the
family of Contractor Neil Campbell of
No. II East Hamilton place, was commit
ted for trial by Justice of the Peace You
mans yesterday on charge of stealing a
lot of valuable articles OF wearing apparel
from her employers. Detective Clarke
found some Of the articles in Mary's
trunk,
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
GRATEFUL COMFORTING
EPPS' COCOA
BREAKFAST

N UBW en- u .GII81I y l8l1-1 II
Ey. { thorough knowledge Of tho .natusN lsNs,
nutrition, and by careful appli Of the rpe
properties or well elected Cocoa Mr. Epps nRs pro
ored beverage which may save usD many heavy
doctors bills It ls BY ths -Judicious uss Of sqeh
built built up % ra stz0nE EssS eyssE
there q = weak boint We may escape fhany 5
fatal shaft by kee ping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and prouerly nourishedo frame. ~
Cecil Se7pice Gazette. .f.rt bs f.i. ~ ~ Il
Made simply with boiling water Or milk soid
only In half pound tins, BY Grocers labelled tnus
JAMES EPPS CO.. homeopathic Chemists
London England.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20

Golden. Edward McDermott, Philip
Keays and others.
The following communications from
his Honor, the Mayor, were received, or
filed:
JERSEY CITY, May 8. 1892.
To tho Honorable the Board of Finance
of JefsegEity: s2S1Ss
GENTLEMEN-Ebeg to inform yoz3r HOO
orable, Board tn 81 Aags ApDs5ntR1 Mr.
,S Saes ID H ds tnsEsi
6he stat1i ssf9 JetseN efititled :1xn
act fixing the salaries. etc., public laws
OF New Jersey. year 1855. Chapter CXCNs
page 3l4. SxsEN 49, ~
pETEP II WkNcER
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
WOODS PHOsPHODINE.
rhn Eraaf Enc1{ub Ra,nadw

Promptly and perma-
nently cures all forms of
Nervous Weakness, Enlis-
sions, Spe,matorrlteo In
potencU aud all effects Of
AtHse or ETcesseS. Been
prescribed over 35 years In
of cases; is the
'onis Reliable and Honest
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
Mayor,
JERSEY CITY. NAV g. iso2. ?
PETER F, WANsER, !.

TO the HoporabIeishs Board OF Finance
Of Jersey City:
GENTLEMEN-I beg to inform you that
have appointed Messrs. James Warner,
Reuben Simpson and John D. Fraser as
the three mem hers Of the Board of Ap-
peals in cases of taxation, by virtue of the
statutes of New Jersey, entitled "An act
providing for Boards of Appeals in cases
of taxation in cities of the first class" ap-
proved February 25, 1892. and that such
statute provides that the members shall
receive an annual salary of $1,000. and
may appoint clerk vino shall receive an
annual salary not exceeding 5000, and
that said Board organized and appointed
Clarence w. Gesner as clerk at salary
Of Sam
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20

No. 1874 West Forty seventh ST., Men York.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-20
Corporation Notice.

Dated, Jersey City, May 9Th, 1891
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-02-11
saltwater, Mimi, Thursday, Feb. II, 1892

who send home news of the opportunities
that exist here, the social and political
freedom, the peace and prosperity of the
Republic. Moreover. the criminals of Eu-
rope look upon this country as safe
asylum. and without SERIOUS hindrance
from their own government come across the
Atlantic.
This country has always boasted of well
coming the poor and oppressed of all ma
ti0ns. but it is no part of the duty of this
country to receive and enfranchse the
paupers. the diseased. and the criminals cast
off by foreign countries.
While the honest. the able bodied. and
willing worker should be welcomed, the
right to protect ourselves from the other
elements should be used to much greater
extent than it is at present. CONFRERE.