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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
THEIR SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.

Celebrated Last Night By the Greer Vile
Reformed Church 7. p. 8. c. E.
The Y. p. s.. G. e. OF the Greenville
Reformed Church reached its seventh
birthday yesterday, and the event was
celebrated in a fitting manner last even
ing at the church. The energetic COM
mittee which was appointed to max the
necessary arrangements for the celebra-
ton Of the event, performed Its duties
well, and an excellent programme was
the result. The church was crowded
when Mr.. Corfield began the oHg SEE.
vice. There were delegates present. from
every society In the Hudson County
local union. President Woolsey and
other we'll known Christian Endea vorers
were present..
After the song service Rsv. w. P.
Bruce, pastor or the church, offered
prayer. Mr.. e. Garthwait., ex-president
of the society. in q short add ress, well
comsd the guests. The hymn "Hear Us,
Oh. Saviour" by those present, then fol-
lowed, and all the Eudeayorers joined in
reading the t~wenty-third palsm.
Tue seventy members OF the Junior
society, who were present. sang hymns,
after which Secretary Miss Auua Dick
inson gave her annual report. The
report shovel q membership of ia and
q large balance In the treasury. During
the past year the society raised for
charitable purposes ovar $500. The re-
port was greeted with applause.
Mrs. Michael Schultz, Jr., sang a So
prano olo and had to reply TO encore s.
The feature of the evening was the ad-
dress by the Rev. B. b. Tyler. D. D., of
New York. Mr.. Tyler selected as his
subject the Bible: What Is H.! and
How TO Use It," Among other things
he said. II have often heard people say
tn at they thought the Bible contained
the Word of God. Dear friends, all 1
have to say in regard to this is that the
Bible is the Word of God. 1t does MOI
contain the Word OF God, 1t is the Word
of God. Stick by the Bibfe aud you will
always be on the safe side. Read 1t,
study it and learn every truth from cover
to cover"
After the address Mr.. ]. H. Chandlee
played a cernet solo in excellent style,
u Pastor Bruce commented upon Mr..
Tyler's address and advised the young
e~ndeavorers to follow his advice. The
programme was brought tot close with
the hymn. "Blest Be the Tie that Binds"
followed by the MfzpaD benediction. A
sociable In the chapel brought the love
feast to a pleasant close.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
NoTICE


CORPORATION NOTICE.
day q july .isss, sspPsiiscaticn was Sn MADE snds s 20 I'm soard
u Street and Water Commissioners by Valentine
schmidt and others for the construction Of a
SUMMIT AVENUE.
from Laidlaw avenue to Sanford place, through
Sanford placeto Nelson avenue. and through Nelson
avenue to Bowers sire ct, OF suitable dimensions
seyerags. eogsfher VIII all ali the asea pecessar pia man Of
holes. receiving basins ana appurtenances.
Of sepsember 1893, the Commit 'sloners Of Assess
% comm nisd Ion with HE me I gosEd Of Street rsstoS and Water
what properly Will pr ,baoly be assessed per foot
samei is now open 70 public Inspection in the ONCE
81 tho Clerk OF the Board Of Street and Water
And notice Is also given, that the following
streets or avenues, or particular sections thereof,
are included m sa5S a~IfSss VENUE Pamsiy;
from Laldlaw avenue to a poinG about IS feet
SSSFoHD PLACE.
from Summit avenue to Hudson County Public
HUDsoN COUNTY PUBLIC ROAD.
from a point shout sag feet south Of Hutton
MoNTRosE AVENUE,
from a point about 100 feet south OF Carl ton ave-
MILTON I'M
from Grlrlth street to a poiat about 100 feet north
Of Bowers street. rpov srpvrr
for its entire length. :
caKLToN AVENUE,
- ~ NH Sfouuo Y point ABOUT 20 Ieob west
BEACH STREET,
from Sanford place to Montrose avenue,
VENUE
from summit avenue to Sanford place.
ALLkR MORAM STREET,
for its entire length.
from a point about 100 feet west of Summit ave
nue. 10 Sanford place.
-. HUTTON STREET
from a point about 100 feet west OF Summit ave-
nne 70 sanford place ami from Sanford place TO
Hudson County Public Road
ZABRISKIE STREET
from a point about SO.08 feet west Of Summit ave-
nue. to hudson County Public Road.
GRIFFITH STREET.
from a point In the centre line of Milton avenue,
to Hudson County PUBLIC Road
LINCOLN STREET
from Milton avenue to Hudson County Public
BOWERS STREET,
Road.
For the purposes of assessment, the property
above described is divided into sections aud Is
SHOWN on said map as follows:
flrst-Lots coloret scarf ct on said maps, will
liable to assessment Immediately on confirmation
or final assess ant map.
Second-loLs colored yellow on said map VIII
De p~rospecuyeiy benehtted and the hnsI assess
have been constructed.
And notice is hereby given that the sixth day of
NoHemDer, 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. M. and the meet
Ing room OF the Board OF Street and Wat Com
mtssioners are hereby fixed as the tine and place,
when and where the Board OF street and Water
Conlnissioners will meet to hear parties interest
against the sait Improvement that may be pre-
sented In writing.
By order OF the Board Of Street and Water Com
m1ss1oners,
GEO. T. BoUToN,
Dated Jersey City. October 6, 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
MR.. JAMES BURKE OBJECTS.
BE Denies that Mr.. Lembeck Support,
His Wife.

He Denies that Mr.. Lembeok Supported
His Wife.
James T. Burke. who is one Of the
Kenny heirs interested In the property
on Henderson street. which Is now In the
Court of Chaneefy, takes exception to
the statement made by Mr.. Henry Lem
beck in THE JERSEY CRY NEWS of yes
terday. Mr. Lsmbeck now owns the
property, aud the regularity of tue pro-
ceedipgs by which he acquired is the
question now before the Courr of Chan
Gerry. MI. Lembeck. in his statement,
says that Burke does not support his
wife properly, aud that fhev are vary
poor people. Mr.. Burke denies this. He
says he may not be able to support his
wife in the same name that Mr.. LENT
beck does his. because he is only a poor
mechanic. but he claims that he has kept
her in a style becoming their position in
life. * ~
AS to Mr.. Lembeck's gcharity In provid-
lug for old Mrs. Kenny, Burke says he
received Il mortgage on Mrs. Keuny's
property for ali he advanced her, At tho
time Mr. LembecK says he was keeping
the family from starving. Burke says
Mrs Kenny was getting S18a month reht
from a store, and he, Burke. was earni ng
81 q day. G
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
FOUR NEW CORPORATION.
The Gleason Wire Cloth Company to
I'm In Harrison.

The Gleason Wire Cloth Company to Sc
Up In Harrison.
There are on file in the office of County
Clerk a number of certificates of incor-
poration which would tsnd to show chat
spectators are once more Investing their
money in various enterprises.
The Gleason Wire Cloth Company ma
filed a certificate aud it shows that the
company proposes manufacturing az
Harrison various kinds OF wire cloth.
The company will begin orerstious at
once with a cash capital of Sl5,0 900.
The prof .ctors of this enterprise are:-
john Marin Moore of Kearny. George
E. Wilson of HARRISON. Martin Desmond
of Harrison. Thomas f. Bulger of Har-
rfson aud Francis R. Harris Of Water
bury, Conn.
The Seaoury Gun Company is another
organized under the laws of this Stats,
bat which will carry on its manufacture
Ing business in New York. This COM
pauy has q cash capital OF $300.0 900. The
projectors of the scheme propose
manufacturing guns aud arms
of all kinds and ammunition. The iu-
corporators are:- Edward II. Litchield,
of Brooklyn. James B.. VI. Grosvenor, of
j. Wilson. of Nsw YorK. aud Hamilton
Wallis. of Orange.
The East India Manufacturing Com
pauy IL a third. The incorporators
Of this organization propose manufactur-
ing cocoa aud noir mats u dealing in
East Indian products and merchandise.
To begin business a cash capital OF
$780, 900 has been paid in. Eugeus Bea-
nett, of Piqua. OHIO; Dwight P. Cruik,
shank, Of Montclair, aud John w. Grey,
Of Brooklyn.
TIE Ongley Company, organized for
the purpose of manufacturing electrical
goods. has a cash capital of $25. 900. The
fncorporators are:-i1eorge Mcheasby of
York; George B. Hopkins. William P.
Dixon. Jacob w. Miller. George j.
ScEoeffell, all OF New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
THE BA7FLHOF TRENTON
Jersey City School Children
Will Learn of Its His
tory Tomorrow.
DEDICATION EXERCISES.
All The Arrangements Completed
The Committees and the Line
of Parade.

~ think that Is an admirable suggei-
ton aud l will at once send word TO my
school in the city to hold patriotic
services tomorrow in con memoratlou OF
the dedication of the Trenton Battle
Monument" laid Superintendent Snyder
this morning to a representative of THE
JERSEY CITY NEWS. who called on him
with a suggestion from TIE NEWS that
in view of tomorrow's ceremonies the
children In the public schools ought to
fully understand and appreciate this
commemoration of IN Important event
in the n~atiou's history. aud nothing
would impress upon their minds more
effectively than the reaifug OF some
celebrated writer's accoun Of the battle.
in short telling them what it was all
about.
THE BENEFIT OF IT.
Not long ago u visitor TO one of our
public schools began TO question a class
upon historical SUBJ acts. SAID he:-
What's the date of Waterloos"
June Is. 1885," cried the class.
who fought that b~attle?"
A dead silence followed.
Again he asked: Now when was the
battle of Trenton fought"
December 20, 1776," they yelled, de-
14A1 AZ
Now, what armies were engaged in
that fight; who were the commanders,
n what was the result of the battle:"
Again silence. broken a few seconds
after by a small voice from the rear
SEATS
"oh. if you please, we only know the
dates"
And so reflected the visitor, these
bright little children know all about the
time of such events; but what they were
about. who fought. what were the results
are matters OF su perfiuous information.
That the foregoing is often the case Is
admitted by all VINO come In contact
with school children, and. The NEWS
realizing this, made the suggestion to
Mir. Snyder, with the result that in all
the public schools the history of tn Q
great battle will bs recountet 4 ex~
planned.
THE EXERCISES.
The children will Indulge IN patriotic
exercise aud at the end will not only
know the date of that c~on1icr. but a
great many more facts as interesting a
they are useful. The teachers Will tell
them that while the exercises in the
schools are 10 9 50. some miles awav
on the very ground where the battle was
fought, President Cleveland, the Gov
errors of New York. New jersey, Con.
necIicut. Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island. Virginia, South Carolina
and Maryland, with thousands kot ami
nent men. will be doing precisely what
they are doing, commemorative the ded'
icariou of q battle
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
SOMERS APPEALS To MAYOR WANSER,

The tour of the public schools made yester =
day by Commissioner somers, accompanied by
Architect Broome, revealed startling condition
of affairs. All the schools which were to have
been repaired by Joha Pringle have not been
touched, and today they are in the same de-
plorable condition in which they were found by
Engineer Ruggles and Building Inspector Mo
Arthur.
The schools Ia their present condition are
scarcely tenantable, and unless some action is
taken at once, and particularly In the matter of
repairing heaters. the schools will have to bs
closed.
Commissioner Somers called upon Mayor
Wanser this morning and asked his speedy
concurrence ia the resolution adopted by the
Street and Water Board permitting the Com
mittee on Public Buildings to make the i'm
provements called for under the specifications
bid Oh by Pringls, and collect the cost from
Pringle or his bondsmen. Mayor Wanser will
consider the matter today, and being in favor
of having them kept in a good healthy con-
dition, he will probably sign the resolution to
have the work done at once.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
~TRENTON'S BIG DAY.
Tomorrow the Battle Monume nt
VIII Be Dedicated.
Special to the Jersey cfty Nc,cs.

TRENTON. Oct. Is, 1s92.-The prepara-
tons for tomorrow's grand celebration
are about completed. President John
Whitehead. of the New jersey Sons of the
Revolution, has just completed the
represent that Organization at the
dedication. Tue members of the COM
mittee. all of whom have SAINT their
a-cceptauces. are as follows: franklin
Murphy, Colouel Harry E. Hatfield.
Newark; Walter Chandler. Elizabeth;
George La Monte, Bound Brook; Peter
Beach Fairchild. Orange; Philip H.
Conover, Freehold: General James E.
Rushing, Trenton; DIR. Charles II. Voor-
hees, New Brunswick; Gideon e. Lud :
low. Crawford.
The Battle Monument Committee has
appointed the following Au Hillary Com
lnittee to receive the various visiting
delegations
Washington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F.
Lee, Chairman; Henry c. Kelsey. Robert
+. Stockton, James Buchanan, Judge
William M. Lanning, Chas. II. Sktrm
and Charles E.. Green.
New Jersey deiegation-B. B. Hutch
jnsou, Chairman; Charles 6. RosnlIng,
James w. Lanulng, John D. Rue. Fred
erick Walter. Mr.. William j.. Couvery.
Mr.. William S. Sharp.
Massachusetts delegation = John W.
Cornell. chairman: Lewis Parker, Jr.,
Clark Fisher. Howard s. Titus.
Maryland delegation - yelling G.
Sickel. chairman; William Richey, Joseph
Il. Ridgway.
Connecticut delegation - Henry F.
Baker. chairman; Watson H. Linburg,
William 6. Covert, Charles A. May.
Pennsylvania delegation-Wlttit m S.
Hancock. cEairmau; Geuer l James F.
Rushing. Alexander c. Yard. Howell C.
Stull, John II. Scudder, William Rob-
erts. F.
New York deIegation-The Rev. George
c. Maddox. chairman; James J. Bergen,
William BOLTON, John A. Hall, Manlon
r. Margerum.
The Delaware and Vermont delegation
will be received by several members of
the Monument Committee who Will be
selected later on.
THE VETERAN ZoUAvEs.
The Veteran Zouaves of Elizabeth,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
PATENTS FOR JERSEYMEN.

= The list of patents issued to New Jersey In
ventors. reported weekly by Evert & Appleman,
patent attorneys, is as follows:-
George F. Bulen, Bayonne, electric alarm
system; Ulrich Eberhardt, Newark, ram con.
neetion for shaping or slotting machines; Fritz
A. Feldkamp, Newark, two patents on dynamo
electric machine; Hayward A. Sarvey, Orange,
manufacture of steel rails for railways; Henry
Hoffman, Trenton, COW mixer; John w. Hyatt,
Newark. guide for rolls In roller bearings;
Charles N. Knowlton and B. f. Meyer. Cam
den, ball bearing eccentric and strap therefor;
Robert T. Lacy, Camden, mineral locator;
Henrietta J. Lyon, Newark, corset; Frank A.
Plckernal, Newark, apparatus for snppressing
telephone disturbing currents; Henry S. Prem,
tiss. Elizabeth electric synchronizer for clocks;
Waiter Scott, Plainfield, feeding aud cutting
mechanism for printing presses: Charles NJ.
Shepard, Plaiuield, bride bit; Joseph Walden,
Orange, boot-pull aud trousers-guard; LuciuS
W. Wooster, Gibbsoorough, combined dumb
bell, sclub and exercising device; William
Worthington, Caldwell. making railway tie
nlata
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
MONEY TO LOAN.
RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania RAllRlAl-

/. On and after October 18th. lsss. trains viii
leave JERSEY CITY as follows:-
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.
c, S1s 4 NJ fhe SoaUHRItS ExPREss daily for Gin
TessiSuleS s HIsediOg DINING Gfnaa cars ana and ca Indianapolis
BIS a. NJ. FAST LINE. with vestibuIe Parior and
Sissssisnd ana Chicago ca DAT daily e e1oeDa sat GGtn%P Pos
l2:l! moon, the celebrated Pennsylvania LIMITED.
the pioneer OF this class OF the service, composed
exclusively Of Pullman, VestiouIs, Drawing and
Smoking Cars s'G lishsssdi BY yi stapfo;ua gSSe and ma9as ana
electric lights. daily for PitEsburg and Chicago.
PRESS, with Pullman vesIibMle Sleeping ana pinink
Cars. daily to Columbus Cmcianad, Chicago. and
,r6.5 I; NJ WESTERN EXPRESS. with Pullman
e yes1e aug ssiIs sSp1nsd .ar B;,S daily 70 Pittsbarg Chi
a9d ~Pittsburg to Chicago.
umbus,. Cincinnati. Indianapolis St. Louis ana
Mem phis, Through sleeping Cars. Dining Car
SIS P. N, PACIFIC EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleep.
ing Car to Chicago daily for Pitts burg. Chicago.
Toledo, and Columbus daily except Saturday for
For baltimore, Washington and the South at Is
LIMITED, Parior Cars and PennSs saif s Sds'f ksiIrOad
Lining 1iag GarsE 44s, 5l$ ana as 2 y, and H@
sional Limited Parlor cars and BGnnsyivania
i nsas5f nighS Sih foT q Bslsim ,oS OR onl and La 81 +. i Il. NJ ws an .
TxpREss for Philadelphia 6s4. 7.s4, s1s, s,4s. a1s
itedl, la32 LA 22S, S.l2, Ala, A4s 613. IS, 845 SOL
p44, l0I A. n. Pennsylvania Limited ISin, SiS
4.1s. 4.4$, IA. 64& 500 .la s:l5 P. n. and nS0 night
week days. Sundays, SIS and lis P. u.
EXPRESS for Philadelphia via Camden, as. a4G
LISA. NJ. LA, ga, AS. 5.13 and SIS P. u, weeS
days SUNDAYS, 10. 10 4: NJ. Is T. y.
For Atlantic City, 12S Ola P. NJ. with through
Pullman BurfeG Parlor Carr, 223 F. Il. week days.
For Cape May, 1232 Pm. week days.
For Long Branch, Asbpry Park, Ocean Grove.
Point Pleasant and Intermediates stations, via Kan.
TSy; S<S 70 =! I; ! - N rs ss Sc and S'9 ? y. On
at AsDury Park or Ocean Grove on Sunday.(
Inc New YORK I~ransfer Company vii call for
dences.
s. n. JR. WOOD.
GenE Manager. GenI PASSENGER Ngsnk
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
Mor1ce 10 mAsoNsANb hu1LprRs.

Sealed proposals will he received by the Board
OF Street and Water Commissioned on No idaS,
Octob r %, 1888. at ten O'Clock A. n, for all the
work and materials necessary to the construction
of new fruck House No. 4 on Ocean avonus near
Dwight street in accord an % with plans and speei-
fcations on nile in the office OF the Chief Engineer.
corner OF Jersey avenue and Mercer street, whers
blank forms of bid and agreement OF sureties
must be obtained.
The bidding will be divided into four section $
Us follows
First, Mason work.
Second. Carpenter work. etc, and painting.
FOURTH, For III e entire work compIete.
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes.
endorsed, "ProposalJ for Truck House No. q III
rected to "Ch3s. j. Soaers, Esq, Chairman Of
COMMITTEES on Public Buildings, Docks and Perks,P
and handed to tne CLERK OF the Board in oaeu
meeting when called for in the order of business
relating to sealed proposals..
No city official viii be accepted o. surety, nor
Will q substitution OF sureties be allowed,
The Board reserves the right to reject anv or all
bids II 1t considers that the best interests or ths
city can he conserved by so doing.
The attention of bidders is especially called To
terms whereof no contract hall be binding upon
the city. or become effective or operatiye nStiI
the bondsmeu offered by the contractors haye
been approved. as 10 suniciency by this board. and
as TO form by the Corporation Counsel, the Presl.
dsRU or this Board having power to examine tho
proposed Dondsmen unuer oath.
By order of the Board OF Street and Water Com.
missioners.
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Dxted JerAes City, ossebse Ia. 1888.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
NOTICE TO MAsoNs AND BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of
Street and Water Commissioner on Monday, &C.
tober %, 1898. &C ten o'clock A. NJ, for the building
or an extension 70 the Fifth Precinct Station
House in accordance with plans and specifications
on file In the office Of the Chief engineer, corner OF
Jersey avenue and Mercer street. wh ,re blank
Forms OF bid and agreement of suretiss must be
obtaiued.
The bidding will be divided into four sections as
follows:
First. all work comprised in mason's specin-
cations.
second. all work comprised in carpenters speci.
hcations.
Third. ali work comprised In plumbers speci-
fcatons,
Fourth, the entire work complete.
proposals must DO enclosed In sealed envelopes
Station House, directed to CHARLES J. Somers.
ESQ.,. Chairman OF Chmmittee on Public BUILDINGS,
DOCKS and Parks" and handed to the Clerk OF the
Board In open meeting when called fOr In the
order q business relating TO sealed proposals.
inc Board reserves the right to reject ans or all
bids II 1t considers thar the heat Interests of the
city can be co nserved by SO doing,
No city. official will be accepted as surety, nor
will a substitution of snreties be al owed.
The attention of bidders is espec ally called to
Section 4 CHAPTER 1874, Laws of iS91, uu ter the
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city or become effective or operative until the
bondsmen offered by the contractor have been
approved as to suffciency By this Board and as 10
form. BY the Corporation Counsel, the President
posed bondsmsn under oatn.
By order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners.
eEoReE T. BouToS.
Dated Jersey city, October iG. 1885
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
PRINTERS AND BOOK BINDERS CLUB

The Printers and Bookbinders' Pleasure Club
of Gfeenvilie held its annual meeting at the
club rooms on Greenville avenue last evening
John O'Neil: Vice President, G. Watt; Record.
ing Secretary. Charles Kuudahl; Financial
Secretary, e. Brown; Treasurer, William
Sothern; Sergeant-at-Arms, f. Scheibe, and
Auditing Committee, Charles & undahI, William
Chariock and P. Murphy. The Treasurer re-
ported the club to be in an excellent financ ial
condition. A committee was appointed to ar
range for the annual bali on Thanksgiving Eve
at Metropolitan Hall. The club intends making
this ball the biggest event of the season. and it
will no doubt succeed. Last year over $500
people attended the clubs ball, and this year
even q larger Groves expected.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
AT THE PEOPLES PALACE.
The Chicago Fair Will Be Describe d
Tonight.

The Chicago Fair Will Be Describe d
Tonight.
This evening at the Peoples Palace
will be given au interesting entertain>
ment tina will prove highly interesting.
especially to those who have not had the
opportunity of visiting the Fair at Chit
cage During the summer the Rsv
Mr.. Wells. assistant at the Tab
ernacle visited the Fair for tbs
sole purpose Of seeing aud studying
it. that he might describe it to those per :
sons of Jersey City who were unable to
attend. He has secured excellent pic
lures, aud with his acknowledged power
of word description. an excellent enter
Tain is assured. Members of the
Peoples Palace will be admitted By pre-
senting their membership tickets at the
Henderson street entrance. All other
persons desiring to attend will be charged
only ten cents. II will be a treat for
thcss present.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-18
THE ARMoRY WILL BIZ BUILT.

Mayor Wanser was at Trenton yesterday at
tending a meeting of the State Armory Board.
The Mayor refuses to disclose what took place
at the meeting. He says soldiers never divulgs
secrets.
When questioned about the future Of the
new armory on the Hill he said
W will get that armory all right. 1t was
settled that the rock should be excavated at
once, and that. of course, means that the build :
ing will be pushed to . speedy<complstion.n