davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
MRS. SHANN WILL SUE.
Insurance Company Refused TO
Pay the Policy Held by
Her Son.
special to the Jersey Ctr ye,os,

TRENTON. August %, 18S3.-It is likely
that Mrs. Sham will have another sit
ting in the Mercer Court as ths Man
haitian Insurance Company has refused
to pay the $4,000 on the policy held by
her son John Shaun at the time of his
death and which makes Mrs. Sham the
beneficiary.
Since her acquittal on the charge of
killing her son, her counsel have opened
q correspondence with tbs officers of the
company, ana they refuse TO pay the
money because the cause of death has
no been shown and is very much In
doubt.
Captain Holt went to New York on
Saturday, but did not succeed In having
a conference with the officers, and will
In a few days, If he does not succeed In
getting any satisfaction. at once bring
suit 10. tue mo ney.
Mrs. Sham is passing the days very
quietly ar Princeton. She is seriously
considering some change in her way of
living. She fully understands that public
sentiment In Princeton is against her.
aud she Is DESTROYS of going awa7 some
wnere. where she may, in a measure. es-
cape from the prejudice that is shown
toward her. She desired Mrs. Kelly and
her husband to take her house IN Prince
ton, and she would go away. But Mr..
Kelly objects. He does not wish Mrs.
1AcAy Auu q UodfulHR mousse, ana In
visw OF the recent trouble they do not
feel that they would enjoy living in
Peinceton. Mr.. Kelly is a first class car
penter. aud has u good position by which
he can reallzs more han he could by re-
moving to Princeton? Rumor also has it
that Mabel may be married In a shor {
time, and In that event Mrs. Shaun
would be unable to conduct tbs house
herself.
Mrs. Sham claims that her Princeton
property is worth 81, 0Oo, and all she owss
Is something over $500 to meet the irdebt-
eduess OF her husbands estate. That. Of
course. does not include the expenses of
her trial.
The amount of vindictiveness displayed
oy many OF { 70 women VINO attended the
triai is something wonderful. They are
not willing TO abide BY ths verdict of the
Jury at all. and If they could, they would
have the verdict set aside. One of them
rsmarked a day or two ago thai .sthat
jury ought. every one of them, go to bed
aud never be seen on the street again.
Tney are still discussing the trial over
the back fences. and rehearsing the
choice tidbi:s of scandal brought out by
the testimony with a relish worthy a
better cause But with all the talk and
conjecture and guessing" the case is in-
volved in just as much mystery as ever.
aud Will be c~nroEicled alongside the
Borden mystery, the Railway mystery.
the Sing Sing prisoners, and other mys-
trries that lave thus far eiuded the best
Efforts OF the most skilled detectives.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
ACTIVE EPW0RTH LEAGUERs.

Epworth League No. 1904 of the West Side NJ.
E. Church has arranged the following pro-
gramme for the last four months of the year,
Sept. 8, Mrs. Ella NJ. Smith. Behavior in
Stormy Timss;'' Sept. 10, Jarvis N. Atkinson,
THE Things That Move Men, Sept. II,
Mrs. Mary ]. Beach. Personal Response
bility;" Sept. "a, Churchill Brodhead,
The Word of God;'' Oct. /. Miss Mary E.
Stone, THE Fruits of Falth;'' Oct. 8,
Charles Judge, "The Free Gifts of Grace;r
October Is, George H. Lincks, 'sThe Blessings Of
the New Life;' October %, Miss Addie F..
Swenarton, The True Christian Llfe;'' October
%. William E. Beach, Am / My Brothers
Keeper?" November s, Mrs. Minnie e. Colo,
Risen with Christi November Il, Matthew
g.. Brooksbank. Giving with Prayer
and Love- November 10, Edwar d
Taylor. .Christiik eness;" November g,
Mrs. s. ]. Townsend, Making Home Bright
and Beautiful" December s,''w. H. Beach,
Pure Religion Before God;" December 10.
Miss Grace Hampton, ...our Heavenly Hope"
December II, II. NJ. Woodward. 'Jesus in
Heaven:'' December "a. thu Rev. John Atkin-
son, ID, acceptable Offerings. to Christi
December 81, Mrs. s. NJ. Woodward, 1.-THE
Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28

thursday It WAS pot less interesting
than that of his colleagues. He began
with Il pleasant reference to the Second
New Jersey district. whose intelligent
and energetic people believe thai Industry
aud enterprise Is essential to prosperity,
whose agricultural lands are a garden
spot, whose farmers raise the finest stock.
whose manufacturers give employment
to coutented labor and whose hardy race
OF skilled boatmen conduct q growing
com
Having thus complimented all OF his
constituents. Mr.. q ,rdner announced
that he would vote for repeal because the
people wanted ir, because the natious ars
not coming silver. because the Roveru-
ment has no right to purchase the pro-
ducrlons or Que class of producers at the
exclusion of all other productions. and
because the people in the business GEN.
tres do not believe that the government
can sustain the partly or the two metals.
be pointed out that the obligation upon
the government TO sustain this parity
was burdeusotne and dangerous, y per-
Detual menace TO the stability of the ma
tlon.
Mr.. Gardner announced that he was a
bi-netAlllst, but recognized tnat the laws
OF nature could not b. changed. He was
willing Co vote to coiu bullion now in the
Treasury and To vote to coin all that the
country could ABSORB at a parity VII h
gold. He wanted, however, a heavy tax
put upon tina foreign silver which might
be brought here. He pointed out. also.
that what this country wanted was not
more money bur more of the
products OF the field. Iudia and Russia
are now u competitors in the wheat
market, aud he predicted that when the
tariff was repealed. only geographical
situation would Keep Indta wheat out of
our market because it could he raised so
much cheaper than In this country.
Mr.. Gardner did not touch on politics
throughout HE interesting address ex-
cept to compare the condition of the
country as presented In President Harri-
sons message as compared with the less
pleasing picture drawn by President
Cleveland. Mr.. Gardner was congratu-
lated by his Republican colleagues on
the conclusion of his speech.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
PUBLIC LIBRARY CIRCULATION.

The record of circulation of books for
home reading for the week ending Au-
gust 90, 1893. was az follows:
General Works. 4; Philosophy, "a: Re-
ligion. "a; Sociology. 81; Pathology. q:
Natural Science. 81; Useful Arts. As; Fine
Arts, 81; literature, 13l: Fiction. 1855.
Juvenile Fiction. 1892: History. 96; BIZ
ography, IS: Travels, 101. Total. 6013.
OF this number there were delivered
through the delivery stations, 1921.
Numbers of Borrowers registered dur
ing the week, IS.
II. 1911.
Readers Of Italian will be pleased to
learn that the Trustees have placed on
the shelves OF the Library about 75 vol
umes of Italian literature which have
been rejected with especial care, as rep
resen ting the most important classics of
that language. They are fully catalogued
and ready for circulation.
The Library has also quite q collection
OF the Reports of the United States and
State Bureau OF Labor statistics. These
are m ade available by the Index to them
which has recently been published by
the United States Bureau.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28

Notice Is hereby given. that on the twelfth day
OF. street and Water commissioners by Jacob
schmi's and os PsTE fSs 5Se sTRpES Of
between Central avenue and Pierce avenue. in the
relieving manner. including ali in tersecticns.
To have the street for the fun width thereof.
graded to the establish ed grade by exczvatin2 or
nlling the same to the established grade.
10 have new ~ inch curb set on either side
thereof.
To have the carriage way paved with Belgian
10 nave new bridge stone laid where
necessary.
10 hayn the present bridge-stone crosswalks re-
laid and new hridge-stons laid where necessary.
And all other work doue that may be necessary
70 proyide for the now OF the surface water and 10
complete the Improvement ia q good and substan-
Notice Il also given that on the 18th day of Aug.
ust. ISIS, the Commissioners of Assessment nleI
with the BosEt OF Sire t and Water Com missiou-
ers. theis preliminary sketch. showing. what prop
erty VIII uroOably be assessed ana the pro6Rhia
amount OF oene It to eacn lot or parcel OF lanG,
ALSO the probable amount OF assessment per foN
same is now open to public Inspection in the OF.
tics Of the I lerk OF the Board OF Street and Wa.cr
AID notice Is also given that the fouowtpx
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
Patterson street from Central avenue to Pierce
Central avenue IN the north side from Paserso,
street about twenty five feet east by twenty-five
Summit avenue on the south side from Paserson
street about twenty-five west.
And tnat the eighteenth day OF September. 1898,
board Of Street and Water commissione qs sas
hereby fixed as the time and Dlaes
Water Commissioners viii meet to neaI
pasttss interested In said application, and
that may he printed IN writing. By order OF sns
Board OF Street and Water Com nissloners.
Gee. T. BouToN.
Dated, Jersey City. aug. Is. 1895.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
SECRET ORDERS.
IMPROVED ORDER or RED MEx,

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
The approaching session Of the Great Council
oI the United States, Improved Order of Rad
Men, which kindIes its council fro at Des
Moines, Iowa. on the Itch of September, is be-
ing anxiously looked forward to by many mem
bers OF that rapidly growing organizati ion. In
addition 10 the regular business which accumu-
iates during the year. two very important
amendments 20 tho laws will come before the
body Tor action-thc admission Of candidates a t
the age OF twenty years and the change in the
work OF the tribes from the adoption, or loves {
degree, TO the chiefs, or highest degree. Both
questions nave been before the body before,
and have been defeated each time they were
proposed, but both are gaining in streng tn
to the Great Council have aiways
voted soiidly against the change in the
this year, but on the lowering Of the age stand
ard they are not instructed. These are the
most important pieces Of legislation to come
before the body, and as the Great Chiefs who
were elected last year hold over for another
year 1t is not likely that the session will be a
very extended Que. The Red Man of Iowa have
tainment of tho representatives and their
friends, and the stay in Dos MoInes wit doubt
less be a very pleasant one. The New JERSEY.
pennsylvania, Delaware and MARYLAND CON
ringent will go out together. Some OF the
chiefs of the tribes In Trenton are consid eriug
the question OF attending the session of the
on the return trip. II those who talk Of going
carry out their plans the Red Men OF Iowa viii
lind out that the Jersey Red Men are much
big Injuns."
New York Lodge No. /, of the Benevolent
Protective Order OF ElKs gave a banquet last
night 10 philadelphia Lodge No. 2, In the New
YORK Central Hotel on Broadway at Bond
street. The following members of Jersey City
Lodge No. 2ll. attended:-Exalted Ruler John
Knapp. Esteemed Leading Knlght James Hogan.
Sscrstary Robert Mcdonald; Past Elevated
hill, Trustees John J. BagIey. John T Ricord
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
RALLROAD.
PENRsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
s.. On ca; and !. sf 9as,5 July l. 1888, trains win leave ssrs

On and after July 1. 1888, trains win leave Jsrss,
Tn4iSs FOR THE wKsr.
sa5 4, NJ the CoLUMBIAs EXPRESS daily for Gin,
TSisHntl columbus, Chicago and IndianapoiLs
s;l3 a. d., FAST LINE. with vestibuie Parlor and
5agd and Chicago; dsiiss eSceDDs sataIday g'e fos
1914 noon the celebrated Pennsylvania LIMITED
the pioneer Of this class OF the service. composed
exclusively Of Pullman Vestibule Drawing and
smoking Cars, iigh ed by ssatI ops s9y aSd n agS
able electric lights. daily for Plttsb1rg and Chi
2isP. n. 81. LOUIS. CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI Ex
Cara DAILY TO Columbus Cincinnati, chicago and
6;45 !: NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS. with Pullman vesti.
and Cleveland, Dining Car 70 Phiisdeiphia and
sgP t. ExrREss, daily for Cos
umbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis, st. Louis and
,oons ~ k iIn5oa q. Sleeping Cars. Dining Car A.
siSP. ~ PACIFIC EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet sleep
I9leao ana Columbus; daily except Saturday for
For baltimore. Washington and the South az
s siioa,a III Ii III / dGi1 S.r la 4 os1 NJ; ans So congrss
Railroad Dining Carl, A4a Is and sf5 p 81 sna
Il 70 nlsht on SUNDAY. a.as. aA An. sss Con-
ksilroadr dining car5. 4ss. 0 sIs s and us rsspPR /. Il. an
!Z.S0 niRht For Baltimore only. LIS F. n. weo9
ExrnEss for Philadelphia ea. lss, lib a43. a1a
Sat 1911 ana IA A.; n !lzh Pennsylvania Ln1
s.0Q, &.iasa15P. Nj adj L. 81 night SUNDAYS III
S.4Sf y - ~ 10 a. d. lFeunSylvania Limited, 12.l5l.
2,l3, 413, A4S, 5.1& IS, s0L SIS. BIS P. NJ, and i23j
night accommodation, Ills A. NJ. ass and us
PM week days, SUNDAYS, ais and lis P. u,
EXPRESS for philadelphia via Camden, 8:s (ea4
saturday only, lila a. NJ. lis, 20S, 22l, 4:ls. 5.3
7:15 p. Ii.
For Atlantic City, .qOl! A. NJ. Saturday only.
Buffet parlor Car and Day Coach attached. rs and
For Cape Nay, lol4 A. NJ, Saturday only. lila
A. b., 223 p. NJ. week days.
For LonR Branch. AsburY Park, Ocean Grova
Point Pleasant and ~1utermediate stations, via Rah.
way, IN L55 ssss laI5 A., NJ, .12.2S, u.s2 Saturday
enlyl,242, S24, 3.52. a.S2, SIR and ia P. n. On sun
day sl2s, 1000 A. u. and 5 p !. (Do not stop az
Aspury PARK or Ocean Grove on Sunday.)
The New York Transfer Company will call for
dencesL
S. ii. PROVOST, J.R. woop
~9enTManager. Genl Passenger Agent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The thirty-fifth annual exhibition of ths State
Agricultural Society will be- held at waverly
Park, on the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
September 4, aud will De continued for fve days.
Since the last fair was held these beautiful
grounds have been made more SO by the con-
struction of other buildings aud renovatIng the
old ones These improvements will add largely
to the comfort and attractions of the coming
exhibition. The railroads win sell excursion
tickets to tbs fair grounds at reduced rates
from all parts Of the State. and a day or two
spent on the grounds during the fair week vii /
prove TO be time and money well invested.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
SAILOR STABBED HIMSELF.

Reinhold Hahenbeck, a sailor, forty-rhree
years old OF No. 211 East Eighty third street,
New York, stabbed himself in the left breast on
board the steamship Wleland of the Hamburg
line early yesterday morning.
Hahenbeck met Albert Slichorn, a sailor on
the Wieland, In q saloon on Newark street,
Hoboken, on Saturday night and they had
several drinks together. shortly after mid.
night both of the men went TO the ship where
Slchorn gave Hahenbeck a bunk for the uight.
Shortly after retiring Slichorn heard Hahsn-
beck moaning and going to his bunk he found
Hahenbeek with q large cheese knife In his
hand and blood flowing from q wound in the
breast. Hahenbeck was taken to police mead
quarters where DR.. Simon dressed his wound
and he was locked up. Recorder McDcnough
after giving hum some wholesome advice dis
charged him,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS


Sealed proposals will be received at the ohice Of
ths Board of Street and Water Commissioners, on
Monday. SEPTEMBER II, 1898, at ten O'Clock A.. n,
WOODWARD r
by grading to the established grade, from Com
muntpaw avenue TO Bramhal avenue, in accord
ance with specifications on file in the Office Of the
Chief Engineer, corner of Jersey avenue ant Aer-
Ger street, whore blank forms OF bid and agree
ment Of sureiies must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 1900 cubic YARDS OF earth excavation.
About 80 cubic yards OF rock excavation,
Time allowed Tor the work, sixty t60) working
days.
The making Of the above Improvement end
award OF the contract therefor VIII be subject TO
the remembrance OF the owners of the property
liaule TO more than one nalf the assessmentt hsrs-
for.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
endorsed Proposals for Improvement Of Wood
ward street, directed to e. A. Dugan, ESQ.,.
Chairman Of Committee on Streets and Sc wers,ef
and handed to the Clerk Of tha Board In open
meeting whsn called for in the order of business
relating to sealed proposals.
70 city official will be accepted as surety nor
VIII . SUBSTITUTION OF sureties be allowed
The attention of bidders is especially called to
Section q Chapter lS4. Laws of 1891. under the
terms Whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city or become effective or operative until the
bondslnen offered by the contractor have been an.
proved s to siifficiency by this Road, and as to
form oy the Corporation counsel, the President OF
this Board having power to examine the proposed
bondsEne en- under oath,
By order OF the Board of Street and Water Com.
missioners.
Dated Jersey City, August IS, 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
BERGEN

There were three services at the Bergen Mis-
sion yesterday.
At the Salvation Army tent the day of praise
began with a knee drill ut seven o'clock a. n.
There was q holiness meeting at eleven O'Clock.
At three O'Clock p. VI. q frcs and easy meeting
was held, and prayer meeting at eight O'Clock
closed the day.
There was a slim attendance at the meetings
at Elsey Chapel yesterday.
The new steam heating apparatus which is
being. put lato 81. Patrick's Church Is nearly
completed.
There Will be a soldiers meeting at the Sal,
walton Army tent tonight.
TIC enlrsnce to the Hasbroack Iastisuts
building Is nearly completed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28

ers thoughtlessly follow the fashion
books and copy the frocks other children
wear, and the innocent victims are
obliged to submit to the denominations
that result. Verify, dress is one of the
fine arts. and ever among the little ones
demands intelligence and respect for GER
tain fixed principles.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
THE NIAGARA L N WORLDS FArR
ROUTE.
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake and
MOuntaIp Resorra.

ALE AIAQAaA FALLS N WORLDLY EATE
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake and
Mountain Resorts.
Trains leave ed st, North River) station, New
franklin *. 4, r. qerm iaap' ssat iorne at wee Wseh aU0s
ken, \. J.. can be reached via trains OF N, ]. ], "a.
So oI.M:-Daily local to Suspension Bridge and
Catskil Mountains. except SUNDAYS. westo Of Coey-
vile. sundays. only; can be occupied T. n.
osS a; M;;m = local-to Albany for CatskilI
S s6Tdaas awd Saratoga. Parlor car to Albany.
ssl0.10A. M-Daily. for Albany, Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicaeo
except saturday tor Toronto
and Caskm Mountsins, New PaItz. Lakes NohonS
and MtnneWsska. Parlor cars to BloomvilIe and
B-lIsLM y. daily. except sunday, to catsk1ll
Monntains, New PATTI. Lakes Mohonk and hlinne-
Psrior ears Is BioomviIie, SARATOGA and cald veil.
LIsP M SATURDAYS only. Half Holiday Special
M omSai !. y; qf Psytiz eTIe ssss sMRSSSSy: t to c ats
Saturdays to Bloomvnie and CALDWELL Laks
cIL1P.. N; Daily. excspt Sunday, for Albany.
5l5 P. NJ; Daily for albany. Montreal Utica, Syrn-
Detroit. Cleveland aud Chicago.
$50 z: N, Daily. except Sunday, for Nswburgh.
albany, Saratoga and Montreal Parlor car 70
sl5P::M Daily feF albany; Utica syracuse. Roch-
Cleveland and Chicago
A. 5. {. Leaves Brooklyn by Annex A1ooo. BIZ. 90
Al0. 40, BlLSa. CAPS F. NJ
Haysrstraw Locals 200 A NJ "a 's,sa ZsP.M
*6 81, oil. As p. NJ tDaily.
Wagner sleeping cars for Albany, Utica, SYRIA
euse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto,
Detroit. Cleveland and Chicago on all through
trains.
For tickets, time tables. parlor and sleeping car
recommendations. or Information, apply onices:
brooklyn 40. " washington. street, No. s9S EuI-
York City; Nos. II. 2sI: 500. Isl. 7s5 and s2 Broad
way. l43 Bowery, No. 81 East Fourteent tn street.
No. So West One Hundred end Twenty-nfth street,
Hobokeu, n, ]. No. los Hudson street. and at
C. e. LAMBERT.
General Passenger Agent,
No.. Vanderbilt avenue.
Nauy Vark
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
STONINGT0N LINE,
CORPORATION NOTICE

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed propoyals will; be received at thu Office of
tnc Board or Street and Water COMMISSIONS ara on
Monday, september IL. 1895, at 10 O'CLOCK A., Ia.
for the construction Of an lsinch Oval BricS sewer
In o"
CONGRESS STREET
Irom 2 point about $50 feet west OF Central avenue
avenue, In accordance with plans and s~peciica.
tons on tile in the office of the Chief En9inesr.
corner OK JERSEY avenue and Mercer street, where
blank forms OF, bid and agreement Of sureties
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES
About 20 lneal feet Of eighteen Qs) inch oval
About 8 new receiving basins.
About % cubic yards of concrete.
About 5o cubic yards of rock excavation.
one hundred and twenty five (l25) working DAYS.
ihe making Of above improvement and award of
tne contract therefor will De subject to the remon-
ssMacs Oh me owners OF the property liable to
froposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
Sndor;sd Proposals for Sewer In Congress
Street. direc'ed 20 II. A pugan. Esq, Chairman
70 tine Cierx of the Board in open meeting VIII en-
called for In the order OF business relating to
sealed proposals.
VIII a substitution. Of snreties 30 allowed.
Tne attention OF bidders Is especially called TO
section ! Chapter i4, Law of 1891, under the
Terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
bondsmen onered BY the contractor have been az
proVeo as q sumeiency by this Board and IS to
FORM 6y the Corporation Counsel. the President
OF this Board having power to examine the
proposed boudsmen under oath.
By order OF tho Board of Street ana Water Com
missioners.
GEO. t. BoUToN,
Dated. Jersey City, August IS. 1893.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
KEPT A DlsoRDERLY HOUSE.
Detective KerriEan Or Hoboken Makes
a Successful Raid.

y ~&NA0c
a Successful Raid.
The Hoboke police for some time past
have received many complaints from the
residents in the vicinity of Park avenue,
between Ninth md Tenth streets, con-
corning the actions of Mrs. Mary Travis,
who lived on the second floor of the house
No. 914 Park avenue.
1t was alleged that.Mr Travis received
men at unseemly hours of the morning.
She is about fifty years old and is the wife
divorce. Chief of Detectives Tanning put
Detective kerrigan on the case and he has
been watching the house for several nights.
Shortly after n o'clock yesterday morn
ing the detective went into the house and
caught Mrs. Travis in a room with a man.
He brought them both to Police Head
quarters, where the men said he was
Martin Schwartz Of Union Hill. Recorder
McDonough fined Schwartz IS and COM
default of bail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28

Regular meeting OF the Board of Chosen Free
holders Of hudson county. held In the Courthouse
on thursday, July ", 1873 Present at roilcali-
Ereeholders Doscher. Kills Hallida McNaliy AM
schwartz-5 Ab-sent-Direcror at large Brugge-
MAIN and Freeholders lronia, Gallagher, Hanna.
Heller. Hennessey and Kely-6 A quorum not
being present. the board. on motion OF Freebooter
Ellis, adjourned. JOHN BOYD. Clerk,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Dated Jersey city, AUGUST IS, IS