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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-06

SHERJFF's SALEM cHAscERY OF NEW sER.
Between Henry v. Bird, complainant and Jacob
Gnch. ct ux, defendants.
For sale Of premises.
7. sraaner solicitor aaEb .sA
BY virtue Of the above stated writ to me directed
ard dsI1yefs ! shall sell BY public yendus. d, Il 9;
THURSDAY. the fwenty,hfih day Of May. a. ..
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. all the following
cess beIsa i tSe same sna 6ss@ ! M N sa lnS VIE sPRar sSas e
TO say: .. =.
the County Of HUDSON. which on . mar ,ensiiled.
v ynap Of aa peo agssg e q W sss e aoboss % G maae bS J nhn
a ssde aal III lied at Il v sSs County, Ssss1u yse aass oaiss 81 .A aiss:
s sSp lots Gsu nos. i a aSd 1a ). X balo @sf sSss 20 sss ass II sa sssd ioss
bsi,g invent, ,1ye rest vide n ffons and rec, rear;
one hundred and seventeen feet three and one
S SSaaTsd la sss s, assg e Feet r. and sS1 ssess ln slss ace deep SS s.
s he nert 9sss y;aa an ssy lSs ~ iscn. Ssdia ags o as AZ Isn sonsbs ala
side, and one Hundred, and 1ftesa feet ten and
three quarter inches deep on. the northerly side
line Of Cambridge ayenue tfornaerg Franklin
street,. and running through to cshtfal avenue
Also thatcertsinIot on said map known and dis
tinguished as LOT No. y. IN block No.. said lot bs-
HUNDRED s,1na re + is es , asep s or e isa f sids 3 be s aa rs dimsn,
Street and TunDlas through to she centre line q
the block between franklin and Hancock streets
as shown on said map.
situate, lying and being In the Fourth district Of
the city OF Jersey City. marked and destg mated
land in Hudson City. Hudson County, n. Z.
heirs Of Cornelius Van worst. deceased, hled In the
ONCE Of the Register Of the County Of Hudson on
block No. Z, the said premises being more par
ticularly described as MISUNDERSTANDING at =
DO Mt on the easterly side Of Cambstdge avenue
~(formerly Franklin strset) distant one hundred
and seventy feet and two inches s~outheriy from
the corner formed DV the Intersection OF
the ~eastsriy side Of Cambridge. avenue
ana the southerly side Of North street;
street one hundred feet to the centte line Of the
he Block nifty feet; themes Westerly ana parallel
with North street one hundred feet 70 the east
erly and along said easterly side OF Cambridge
avenue fifty feet to the place OF beginning.
Dated April IL, 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

Trains cave Station foot Liberty st.
WASHINGTON 5-HoUR FLYER DAILY.
11:30 Am -.
PHILADELPHIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT
SUNDAY,4P p. NJ.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUM-
DAY, 8:45 A. NJ, 4:30. P. NJ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-06
TO LAY IT'S CORNERSTONE.

The laying Of the cornerstone of the Royal
Arcanum's new building at jackson and Clinton
avenues, has been postponed to Saturday, May
10. at four O'Clock. when impressive masonic
ceremonies will be an interesting adjunct. Tie
Second Boys Brigade, in full uniform, will act
as escort for the councils from their rooms TO
the site of the new building.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-06
SHERIFF,s SALEM CHANCERY OF NEy
~ 1ERSEY. =

SHERIFF,s ALE-IN cHANCERY OF NEW
~ JERSEY.
Between John Van Worst, executor OF Anna e
Miller, DECD, complainant, and Margaret Carlin,
ct ais, defendants.
Fl. ia. &
For sale OF mortgaged premises.
keturnable May Term, A. D. 1883.
vredenburgh and Gafretson, solicitors.
BY v irtue OF the above stated writ TO me directed
and delivered ! shall sell by public vendue at J. Q.
wolberts Real Estate and Auction Rooms, No. II
Moptgomesy street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY. the First day OF june A. y. 1889,
described land and preniaes with the appurtep-
ances being the same described in said writ. that Is
All that one certain lot. tract. piece or parcel of
land and premises SITUATE. lying and being in
Jersey City. in the County OF Hudson and State OF
New Jersey, designated ana known On the ap en-
titled. Map OF Jersey City, made by H. G. Bacot,
City Surveyor, A. D. 1851" and duly hled of
record in the Clerks ONCE OF Hudson County
bered. w hundred and thirUeen (aIs),a Situated ON
south Third NOW Sixth) street. being twenty-five
feet wide in front and rear by. one hundred feet In
length, and is butted and bounded as follows; Be.
ginning at a point on the northerly side Of South
Third street, distant one hundred and twenty
five feet easterly from the northeast corner Of
Grove and South Third NOV Sixth street; thence
running Q asteriy along South Third street. twentys
five feet; thence northerly parallel with Grove
street one hundred feet; thence westerly pAfailei
with South Third street; Cz5) feet thence southerly
parallel with Grove street one hundred feet to the
place of beginning. &
EDwARD R. STANTON.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-06
10 E ISDSi R, STANTON, sheriff.
cHERIFF's sALE-Is oHANcGRY OF NEW JGR-

CHERIFF's sALE-Is CHANCERY OF NEW JER-
Between Alexander Roe, surviving executor. &C.,
complainant. and Edward lsley, &c ux., ct ais.
defendants.
Fl. fa.
For sale of mortgeged premises.
Returnable May Torn. AID. 1898
John A. Nugent, Solicitor.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ to me dtrecte6
and delivered, / shall sell by public vendue at r. q.
Wolberss Real Estate aud Auction Rooms, No.F
Montgomery street, jersey City. on
THURSDAY, kthe Twenty-tifth day OF May
A. D.. 1893. s
at two o'clock IN the afternoon all the following
described land and premises withthe appurten.
ances. being the same described In said wit. shae
is to say:
All that certain lot tract or parcel OF land
IN jersey CITY SoFmsriy TIE clsy of Hnd.
SOM. In the County of Hudson and state Of New
Jersey, and which on o map ofthe Town Of Hudson
aled in the CLERKS ONCE Of Hudson County. y
known and numbered as lot number sey-
enty-three tS on the north side Of Cossags Piaes.
front and rear, and about one nnndfed and twelve
less, and being the same property conveyed py
ley by deed, dated March 10 1883. and recorded
March II, 1858. In liber 65, OF deeds, on page 2sa
etc.
Dated April II, 1888
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-06
FOR
MEN ONLY.

NicH WIN tdVc WoIoIIIPPeu at tIe
shrine of Baechus until the small hours
and need a clear head for business the
next day, will find Burnham's Clam
Bouillon a paragon. From one to two
cups will clear the eobwebs and fancies
of a bewildered brain lille magic, far
more effectually than soda, vichy or
bromides. A trial will convince the
skeptical. Take half an hour before
breakfast. 1t will tone up the system
and you will enjoy your meal without
fear of headache later on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28

1t now uanspires that the appropria-
iton for the erection of the Federal build.
ing in this city is about $4,000 short,
and an effort win be made at the coming
session Of congress to have an add.
tional appropriation covering this de
hclency passed without delay. There is,
however, nothing remarkable In this de-
hcieney, az IL Is the usual history Of
government buildings that additional APP
populations are necessary in order to
complete the building on the plans drawn
by the architect at Washington, and In
fart the plans Of most government build
ings are drawn, not to come within the
limits Of the original appropriation. bun
approximately near the amount; AZ for
instance. a 100000 building Is expected
TO cost $4,000 to $4,000 when COM
pleted. this latter being allowed to cover
changes in conditions governing the labor
market and price of ma teriais When the
financial depression Is taken into consider
alton and the consequently lower prices
of both material and labor 1t Is very
probable the Fort Worth custom-house
will come nearer being built within the
limits Of the original appropriation than
any similar building erected In this sec.
ton for some time.
II II possible TO get an additional ap.
prnpriation for the sum of $4,000 an
additional story will be placed on the
building and an effort will be made to
secure branch of the federal court
Pecos stone for the new building is ar.
irving daily. and the work win be active
ly under way In the course of the next
two weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28
THE NEW CITY HALL.
THE RESULT OF THE COMMIT
TEES INVESTIGATION.
More Money Wanted for the Com
pletion of the Federal Building.
Insurance Companies Garnisheed.

If there is anything in rumor, the re-
port Of the special committee of the
city council, who have in hand the in
vestigstion Of the construction of the
new city hall, may create something
of a sensation when it is presented to
the council.
It is said the discovery has been made
by the committee that cheap materials
have beeh used In many places. An in
stance, according 10 this report, is the
Intel over the central door. under the
tower, which is Of stone, and has
cracked the crack has been filled with
cement or concrete. IL is also claimed
that where Their. should have been three
coats Of plaster 10 many cases only one
has been put on and that the lathing
has been hurriedly done, and instead Of
leaving iuterstices Of the usual width
In order 10 permit the plaster to be
forced through in such a manner as TO
allow II TO key solidly, the laths have
been placed so close together that the
plaster could lot b. forced through. and
consequently has not keyed. 50 that in
many portions Of the rooms tap on the
wall is sufficient 10 bring the plastering
timbiing down in cloud. 1t is likely
the committee will recommend the EN-
pl0yment of disinterested expert ar
chitect 10 inspect and make report upon
the work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28

The following from the Cincinnati En-
quirer tells something more about Rich.
ards, the alleged Texas politician:
"rhe check-mark indicating the pay
ment Of a bill has not yet been made on
the Burnet House register opposite tho
name Of b. Il. Richards of Fort Worth,
Tex, an account Of whose soiourn in the
city was given in yesterdays Enquirer.
"1he management Is now convinced
that Mr.. Richards was not sincere In his
statements concerning himself. and are
facilitating themselves that he did nothing
worse than forget to pay his bill. II Is
believed that Richards has left the city.
as he Is well supplied with passes over
roads leading into the South.
Ellis identity at present appears n
mystery which bothers both the police
and hotel-keepers He seems perfectly
well acquainted with Southern matters
and Southern people Telegraphic com
mnnlcation with Fort Worth shows that
there Is no resident of that name within
it's limits. j. d. Richards. a prominent
politician. Inns had his name stolen In
part, so II appears. Owing to the small
ness Of the amount the Burnet House
management took no action toward hay.
ing him arrested II Is believed that he
has zone to St Louis, for. when he was
released from the Cleveland work-house
last Friday, he declared his intention Of
going there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28

Powlcriy. o.. isiar lriIrs. declares.
81 reply 90 ssTage criticism NJ his ".
G-ial career. that ha bs- failed Ia the
great ends hr .oneif io ati1in-ihe mo-
hizsii9n Of latof's forces sud ile sub
stituiion o. pe5cp.ui mpfhols of redress
i1f strikes aad Dayrotis u was bis
dfeam ~ bring Together 90 HE Kuights
~ Labor DE wJrLmVncl " every trade
and 10 dominate politics throughout, tbe
Union With thr beverage Of the central
iEel fosee directed lg leadership IN
vested with large powers II wa. go
petty ambition, nor Is there any Just
clnse to believe that Il was connected
with au unworthy motive In long ra-
revr fowderly'- ronduct has been hnl.
ioriniy such a. 10 sreurc for him ihc
ces5hience 81 bic nssorai,.4. unl the re-.
sPert 81 his oppouo1is It ia bat fair.
ihrn, 10 runcrde timt his purpose in
seeking TO bulld ~ labor force IN pol.
ids. military Il Its discipline. aud, Nee
essgFily. hostile 10 lis Attitude toward
other political Organization, was TO ben.
elit Tue cause Of The lalofnr. Vet no man
has hriior r.asou CHAN that lalorrr To
congratulate himself THAT the effort ia
nd adiaiiicd failure Mobilization on tho
lines proposed By Air powlcriy would.
undou'udly be- the most rcsultlcss plan
Of operation llir workipgmau could try.
for lie rrpson that o wonld subordinate
Issues 10 mecla1isn. and would make
Nc cause hn easy prpy to daring and ln-
sernpnlpus ambition
Ca tie othcr band tie workingman
has much 10 oxipct from the policy Of
education and agitation. so earnestly
Advocated by Nh powierly. Day hy
day the world is advancing nearer %
ihe ideal system Of meritorious iudg-
ment Oh oil itsuc., and each DAY OF
such progress LESSONS the prestige OF me.
chanieal forces and Increases the power
of honest intelligence.
Ia seeking to orsauze class party
Sir Powderly failed. as all viii fan
who make the effort after him. bnt Ia
exalting Intellectual means and deprecla.
ting physical forces. the Scranton lead.
er has rendered the most distinguished
service to the cause o. labor Of any man
now enlisted specially IN its behalf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28
Garnishment Proceedings.

The question as to whether money
paid by insurance companies for loss of
n homestead by FIRE can be attached or
not or whether it will be construed as
being the malienable right of the owner
to hold it free of all efforts at collec-
tion by debtors on the ground that the
money is to be used for the purpose Of
securing another homestead IL the owner
so elects will probably soon be settled
definitely and for all time. Yesterday
John #. Swayne, through his attorneys,
run garnishments upon the Local agents
of the insurance companies who had
risks on the II. H. Chase homestead to
thA amount of $50, 900. this being the
amount Of judgments in his favor against
Mr.. Chase AS the policies have clause
permitting the insurance companies to
replace the building destroyed instead Of
paying the amount Of the insurance In
cash, il will be seen that another com
plicatiOn has arisen which the legal tri-
bunals will have occasion to adiudicate.
The question is very interesting one,
and the result of the case will be eagerly
looked for by all classes of people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28

Mrs Sara Tanner was ves,o,dov .,-.
tne custody Of James Irwin. junior, he,
son. On May 10 the custody of ms
child was given to Tim Irwin. the how.
father. until the next term of the For,,
eighth district court.
Judge Greene left last night for Dan.
yer, Chicago and the North on month.
New suits iled-The CANADIAN AND
American Mortgage and Trnst co,,,ra an
limited, vs. ID. p. Shaw ct al, debt and
p. 9. Bromley VS.. c. ]. Hogg ct AL
debt and foreclosure. 49,
II, Inc Western Securities COMPANY vs.
VI, w. Il, McLaury ct al, debt and fore.
George Holley ct al, vs.. s p Auor
ct a. debt and foreclosure.
The Western SECURITIES compsnv va
foreclosure. 49, uept an'
John kelehar VS. Fort Worth and Den.
yer City railroad. suit for damages in tbe
sum OF $4,000 for injuries sustained
While coupling cars.
Il. w, Taylor VS.. Western Union Tele-
graPh company, action for S1JOO dam.
ages for non-delivery Of message
John f. Swnyne filed nineteen earnisb.
meht suits against different fire Insurance
companies holding insurance on % ii
Chase's residence.
Mathus Geary vs.. Julie Geary. suit
Tor divorce, on the grounds of cruelty md
adultery. Mathus alleges that he was
married on Nov. 20, 1883, and lived han.
ply with his wife until about the middle
OF September, 1891. when she began to
make things very sultry for him BY quar-
reling with him md striking him with
hands, list and broom. and that this was
done for the purpose of breaking up their
marital relations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28

r.rasd cr.btree were p'sanst By eating
vrsfsrineions which they bought from =
f.-,er. They usn rscovtr How the
paisoa set Into the Eeion y mystery.
Ms Farzer. an Cd eftiien q corsIeana,
Is dead; asrd - years.
carries s,uihe-n. 4 negro 60 Yeas old.
diss st sbsrmza yesterday
new boarelng han for the Baptist col
Isgr VIII BE- built Il Decatur
A larre portion o. FSoyd egusiy has been
visited BY . badly needed rain.
1t Is expected that from 800 to 200 ne
sroes viii atfead the ex-slzve fennioa at
Tyisr on Friday and satnrisy.
TIE appearance Of the miller ey In Gray
soa county Is causing considerable alarm
among the cotton growers Of that sec
tIoa.
on wednesday night Fritz Baedeckes.
a German farmer. residing six miles from
sainer committed suicide. He was IN good
circumstances and why be eJamitted the
deed Is not known
A Il mouths old ehnd % Charles Dune
man OF Denlson overturned 4 boiler Of hot
coffee and was badly scaldea BY the nnld
on the face and chest. Its condition Is
critical
Mr.. James smith Of Magnolia, Jasper
county. has genuine maidstone, which
was found in the stomach q a deer killed
near lis home. II Is almost as large as
al egg. similar In shape sad very hsht-
The following fourth-rlass pos'raasters
have been appointei for Texas: Farrsville.
u 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28

Today will be devoted to Jack Ketch
an three Texas cities and the manipulation
oil hempen cravats will be the biggest
man in the state for awhile. In this
section Of the state the chief interest cen.
NJ, IN the execution at Dallas today Of
oinoer some tilue ago In thar citv ana in
% aIid TO several gentlemen from the
h hnsrlH ) Office in this city, a large mum.
Der % the police will go over; In fact. il
Is saIe to say that all the officers who
san ger on duty will go over. There
1,eIina sort Of freemas0Dry between tile
Fort Worth boys in blna nat,,ra JIu lne
W w, interest IN seeing punishment metcd
oui 70 me slayer of one of their friends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28
rHE SHADOW on pEATH.

Tonight Henry Miller stands within
the shadow of death. He killed a gal
liant officer. He will be hanged tomor-
row at Q o'clock, unless Governor Hogg
grants a respite. Today and tonight his
relatives aud the faithful clergy have
been with him and the indications are
that he will meet death gamely, as he
believes aiat he will jump right into
heaven. Last night long telegram,
sigaed by the friends of Miller, was sent
to Governor Hogg, asking for a respite
for twenty days. No answer has been
resolved. Not more than twenty-five
persons will witness the execution.
Today Governor Hogg called for a
statement of facts in the Franklin p
Miller case. The date Of his execution Is
Aug. IS He, TOO, killed Il police officer.
aud Is an ignorant white man, almost
fiicndless and pennilcsss. Whisky aud
prostitutes placed him in felou's cell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28

Matters were rather quiet around the
sherif's office yesterday, and the hot
weather seems to be getting in its work
on the law-breaking classes as well as
the good citizens. The sheriff and his
deputies are rather pleased than other.
wise at this state Of affairs. Yesterday
they took Louis Brown in and placed him
in jail where he will be screened from
the hot rays Of the July sun, and ali
because he Is accused of an aggravated
assault.
The constable arrived from Bowie
yesterday after @. A. Kinney, WHO Is
wanted in Montague county, was arrested
here on a capias profne. and who had a
habeas corpus trial before Judge John.
son last Wednesday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28

Among the many improvements in the
city that on the university campus is Of
especial interest At the annual meet
ing of the board of trustees Il was de-
cided that an enlargement Of the build
ings Of the university was a necessity in
order to accommodate the school next
session. President FiIher WAS requested
70 present this matter to the friends of
the Institution, which he Is now doing.
and has already received some very gen.
erons contributions. Building VIII be
begun July 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28
sILyER ABnoAn.

The present contention Of the mono
talists begins aud ends with tho ,heor,.
that the stamp on n coin should merely
register is bullion value and they make
great hullabaloo about the dishonest
silver dollar" We are told that foreign
money Is being withdrawn FROM this
country because OF the existence Of thi.
dollar, and that our system Is exciting
the distrust Of the world.
Let us see about that
The silver currency OF Europe Is coined
At a valuation three cents higher on the
dollar than our ratio.
There Is nhoat IN Europe at this valu-
alton about $3.50, 10000 Of legal tender
coin--three times more thnn our silver
e4icnlatAan--of .sAicA $a70.Oo0, 900 con.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28

The young people Of the First Metho-
dist church gave lawn party last even
ing at the residence Of Mrs. II. N. Con-
ner lOl4 Burnett street, which was well
attended and thoroughly good time was
enjoyed by all who were present. The
young people of this church have become
mere announcement of a social function
OF any kind by them is sure TO bring out
large number of people. The lawn
party last night was no exception to tho
rule, and the hour of midnight came an
too soon for the happy throng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-28

Yesterday morning Judge johnson of
the county court mounted his horse for
the purpose Of riding down town as
usual. but The animal had no fears OF
punishment for contempt of court and
began to buck. Tho Judge has hereto
fore been considered II Fair horseman.
hut yesterday he was not IN his usual
condition, having lost his rabbits foot,
and the bucking brute pitched him over
his head on the ground.
The judges head struck the ground
hrst, ana he now carries bump on bls
sknl that i not down on any Of the
phrenological charts. His side was also
palninly bruised and he will probably
Be unable TO hoIn court for a few DAYS.
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