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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-21
NASON WORK.


T.. NASH s. Co.. No. 254 Whf ON street.
Artificial stone OF every description. plain znd
sidewalks, watertight cellars, plur
and plastering and genHral mason
work. All work guaranteed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-21

The Street and Water Commission
ers wanted to, but dared not. THE
JERSEY CITY NEWS was after them.
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PERSONAL.

BARBER & WATSON,
- successors to BARBIER BROS
Paper hanging an / painting In all its branches.
Painterss' supplies o. all kinds and descriplions
No. 20 MO SfICELl.O VENUE
A RTHUR 5. BARBER & SON ARE READY 10
"A consult with all who " ish to have decorating.
Painting and Peoering done Cal on US. ONCE
No us MCntcello avenue. Designs furnished foe
Fresco.
r. ERICKSON, NO. % HALLIDAY STPkET,
: - Carpenter and B1ilder. special at
tention given 20 alterations in stores. All work
warranted and promptly attended to.
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ROOMN TO LET.


FIRST FLOOR, FIVE ROOMS; HANDSOME
L Queen Anne House, q lovely homo; bath, all
improvements Pretty cottage. Ell. hit rooms; city
water. Enquire Is Sip avenue. Immediate posses
sion.
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FOR N.AEE.

FOR S~ALE-HoRSE, WAGON AND HARNESS,
L ch cap; together or separately. 1911 De Kalb
avenue. Jersey City.
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INSURANCE POLICIES.

she died within six months altar this
insurance.; IL think that is clear in this
case il these policies were written at the
time stated. The husband of The de-
PENDANT and the father of The deceased
died November s. leaving hrs properly to
the defendant, Eubject TO the payment OF
his debts, according TO the will OF John
III this case. It4s also IN evidence that
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Highest Of all in Leavening Power.-Latest L. S. Govt Report
[@ a B Bskdsr
ABSOLUTELY pagpE:

a false story stated for the purpose OF
con cealing crime which had been COM
ypifta1
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EDUCATIONAL.
WORK WANTED.

w OEGA IVA NYED
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~A.OO est ana best gold paper. including border
and hanging, all complete. Kalsomining 81 .
room, also La1nting at cheapest and lowest prices.
Pleas send for samples. Wall paper at 4c. a roll
Il KOsKIN, No. "a Newark avenue.
90 81 WAL PAPER CO., ii
~A Grove street. paper rooms with fine gilt
paper, hanging and border included; painting and
Gaisomintng at lowest price. Send for sam
90 05 WILL PAPER YOUR ROOM WITH GOLD
paper wide border. hanging Included,
No; S49 Second street, junction Newark avsnue.
painting oote at lowest rates. SAM BUCHMAS.
Send for samples,
SToP HEREl-FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED N
~ repaired; chairs caned. No 2S6 Grand street,
near Grove.
90 m WILL FOUR ROOM WITH BEST
80 embossed paper, hsnging included. All
work butted. Interior decorations a specially.
Painting at lowest rates L Futoransky, No. 6lJN
summit avenue, near Five Corners.
60 nm AND UP WILL PAPkR YOUR ROOM
TA.oO with Gold Paper, Border Hanging in
eOokMAN q SMITH. No. 25 GRAND street.
pUsSRIN s tRACHovsKY, PAINTERS \
~ Paper Hangers; rooms papered $500; kalsom-
ming, $l:D a room; paintfngdone at lowest fig
street.
WASTED-PAINTING, AYE WORK OR CON
tract; send specifications. Moderate, No. $40
HENDERSON street.
CARPENTER WANTS WORK BY THE DAY OR
- contract Rock. No. i2 st. Paul's avenue.
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il, bringing in u verdict of murder In The
second degree.
MANsLAUGHTER.
II also charge you that If you fluid that
the defendant is not guilty of murder.
then you may consider the question as to
whether she is guilty OF -niansiaugbter.
Any homicide caused by gross careless
ness OF negligence of any person in the
discharge of any act OF discharge of any
duty Is m~anslaughLer. Tue defendant
was, according to the testimony, acting
as tue nurse of the deceased during his
last Illness, and administered to him the
greater part of his food and medicine.
Gross careIessness or negligence may
consist either in the improper or neg
ligent performance of an act, or In .he
omission to perform a prescribed duty.
But such omissions are nos the basis
of penal action, unless they con-
stitute a defect In the discharge OF
a responsibility with which the defendant
is especially invested. lu this case, II it
IL not a case Of murder, but mercurial
poison was administered by the dereud-
ant TO the deceased by gross cRrelessness
or negligence, ard his death was caused
exclusively by such gross carelassness Or
negligence on the part OF tho defendant
In the doing of any act that she did with
reference TO the deceased during his last
illness. or in the performance of some
duty OF her part TO the deceased, grossly
careless or negligent, theu you might find
the defendant guilty of manslaugnter.
Now, gentlemen, I nave spoken of q
reasonable doubt In this case; / nave also
told you that in ORDER TO tnd the defend
ant guilty you must ind that she COM
mitted one OF these crimes beyond Il reH-
sonable doubt. Now. / will give you. as
requested BY the defendant. = definition
OF a reasonable doubt: / cuArge you that
on alI branches aud phases Of this case
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-20
HOT SHOT.

/. \ E',pNE.I.l.I.N.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-20

have laws simple. theirs to have them
complicated. 20 a. IL make them bust
ness. Didcn You say that IA LAWYER got
you into suit once tha, cost YOU II 900
and YOU got beat at last and when he
sued YOU and YOU Gust him. he said YOU
ought TO have had more sense than TO
20 into such Il loo-iny suit. and
Say YOU retire right
Say pa. | want to know what law,
these lawyers have made in he interest
Of laboring men. tell me just one,
Why. ahcln. Oh. they. why don't you
Yes, do see. they tax a poor mans
very rag. but exempt a rich man :
bond. They have arranged the laws.
So rich banker who don't need it. can
get millions Of dollars for bare cost Of
printing. bu, a poor devil like Us can't
get a cent. They tax money out Of the
% cent wheat raiser. who is going 70
the wall as fast as compound Interest
can carry him. to pay to the rich En-
ylish cane sugar raiser Of louisiana and
to the millionaire alien German beet
sugar maker of Ecbra,ka They give
million, Of ACRES outright to millionaire
capitalists who build railroads: but for
Il poor mAn to get IL little patch he
must 90 on it and work and pinch and
starve for five years.
My ,on--
Bah. taxation without representation.
Why don't you throw the tea overheard
and hang tn, Ickclhcimcrs. and Sher-
man,t:in> in ci1igy. then get your gun
My son that's anarchy
Patriotism in lac becomes anarchy
IN 1893. does it:
My son, =
Oh for the spirit Of our forcfathcrs'
oh, for patriots who won't be imposed
upon by anyhodyl Oh. if VT. had u few
old Sam. .Adalnse> aud Patrick Hcnry-.
we'd make law, that didn't make
laborei's slaves. to be run over and
brow beaten and taxed to death. and
shot
My son you must not
Yes must and will strive for Justice
Get me Il gun pa. I'll never submit to
be lobbcd and unju>tlI tried withou,
being represented
Oh. my son.
If that be treason make the most Of
it. odd man collapsts.r
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-20
As A Newspaper.

The "twicc-a-wcck" st. Loui, Re
public is. beyond comparison. far >,l-
perior to amy weekly paper published
in America. 1t is issued each Tuesday
and Friday. fourteen to sixteen pages
every week. and give, the news at least
half week earlier. anu nuch more
fully than ANY week y. At the same
time its literary. agricultural and other
departments are unsurpassed. Ii fills
the wants of every member of the
family and should be read in every
house hold. 1t is ii great senli-wtckly Y
paper. furnished to subscribers for 81 !.
year, the same price as the weeklics.
An extra copy will be sent free, for
one year. to the sender Of each club OF
four new yearly subscribers with four
dollars. Write for free sample copies
and raise club. Address The Repub-
lie. ST. Louis Mo.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-20

oar banks tAt~ Ia, l.'N t~eE i y. , hc
Ton fcI u lhIN Il. bll hc roI>Cle- thc
great ANA 4not, troNnr i II the h ii pf
the government - We'll Il t'l,> c. Il .
gold pirates. Most Nt r0G Lad hr
pleasure uf. voting r." him 1H~t fail.
Ills policy ma! loose yNu Euar homes,
hglr that vote viii taste good a. long A,
Nnu live.
If CONGRESS- succeeds iii fr.sl ff,sr silver.
n1:t IT Thu, money funytio nj rhi. .n,,-,.>,
thrr, win n, lin, greatest destination
uf values that has boon som IN ~,
world in +iy,. h..r.s,,.f ,.,.,... ,l.f,.,..
Mill =. 10 l>uovn y:ln,. fn.a ~.arj,S
of >ear~ >fter that ,hr millennium
WiI ,.fsp te, n.n,.f, ,.;2f }.,,., a..
oppression uf ,0.1a1 money .,rl r,,n,-
diarr The unpf, thin,r. vh,.n fha- i
done il v;n .>.1,-in,,i.. +h., ,,.,l4.
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-20
The Democratic party

The Democratic party is sailing
straight to the silver purchasing act,
The big Republican dailies are shout
ing '',1cady there Mr.. Cleveland. You
are >tearing jus, about right, knowing
at the same time tina, that very act is
the rock upon which the Democratic
party i, tn 20 to pieces. Knowing that
the Republican party is not the party
that is to profit by the destruction of
the Democratic party We can say with
perfect confidence, ''lct her drive" Mr..
Cleveland. Iowa Tribune.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-20

| TOl Sf1Ol |.
If the Democratic party i .f any
| benefit /" tLr free silver men. il },--
mains To be developed Vet
If We mi,t;at not i, j. tic fellows
| that draw thu, largest salaries who ar,.
| now shouting against patcrnali~u! tile
loude>t.
If Grover Cleveland is Il Democrat.
II might be We'll to ask Wha< kind or
| red muu,hcd anarchists Jefferson ana
jackson were
II We had al the confidence that ha~
existed among m,~ since the day Of
Adam. il Would not bc Il le4aI t,nu.l.
for debts, and would not be wortua pew
ter button lu amy one.
Cleveland is almost certain 10 b, the
next Republican candidate for ,hr prr>i
dtnry. They will endorse him. after
the Democrats. .nominltc him. with The
hope Of beating the people, party .
There is only fifty crnl> worth Of
silver in Il dollar. aud they ar, not r.
dtcmable III anything. bat thcy are
worth one hundred cents on any mar
ktt. Some ''i-i-a-A' about that We
think
Il appears 10 be settled that Crisp i
i, he speaker of th, next house pl'nyil-
cd he viii kick Dick Bland one Of Il,
Coinage committee. How would it do
for the free silver men - kick Crisp
out when h. applico fur lie 4pral<rr~hjp.
Peoples party m"n are accl~rd u1
on their subjects. have ideas. ana ar.
able to 4ivc Intelligent expression lu
their thoughts. 1t requires no inlrl-
lgcnct 10 be an old party man: If he
can vote. want office and say t-;t-l-i r.
he is >4lpro-,d to b,. :, >tutt~lnan
The pcE capita circulation chap,
have been al work al the business, for
years. and time, have -ot harder all
the time Although they have been
able 10 prove that it was getting bigger.
all the time: they have uow. hy rhcii.
story. got il to the highest notch il
ever Wa> since we had An cNj~lancc
They had better stop where they ;ue
if they -ct il amy more. there will not
- Il solvent concern left 10 TIL th.
tale, Better stop
| "a; tt4 4
wage, have not got below -ixtr-tWr and
one half cents per day without board
The tariff law j still runnin. rampant
III the country. and Grover Cleveland
i at the head Of the nations table hold
ing the carving knife and fork Nearly
every one Of you voted for. Tho tariff or
il i hard t. bear. bat most 81 ytu voted
for one nr the o>hr9'. The lesson i Il
fearful one u YOU.
Where wealth acc5.lnu'ato-, III the
way it does lcrr. manhood DECAYS. yif-
ture ceases - exist. morality changes
70 ycnoIitE: crime takes tEe I,lac" If d.
cencv. honor is bani-hed. Justice b.
comes ii commodity - br bought ANA
sold. truth becomes u stranger. TIL.
sacred word home" Deconlc- Il byp,nr.l
10 ID used III Geri-iou. except Dy few.
Al4 Of this. and more. j. being done.
that Il few avcriciou-. lechcrpJ:~. grasp
ing. >ordid. hH>,boru thieves NAV cor
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-20
7OWC ERLY AND PREACHER.
o.11 Truth and Mighty Above
All Things.

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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-20

Ben:-Havc YOU found that terrible
robberyet
Growers What terrible robbcr do
YOU mean: Has some Of our noted
criminals escaped:
Ben:-Why. Grover. How very dull
YOU are: | mean that terrible rubber
tariff. that the Democrat speakers
down in Barton county, Missouri told
the people last year was robbinG that
county Of from eighty 20 one hundred
thousand dollars per year.-lnlu>,rial
'nion
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-20

The Memphis UNION is getting 10
the front in grand shape. a power
press having just been added IL the
office. and from henceforlh the paper
will be an eight page sheet. Glad 10
note our nei4hhor> pro>per!iy.-Edina
Iude depenacut.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-20

If silver i demone.izcu and it, coin-
age stopped gold will soon follow suit.
The people Of this great American
nation will see 20 II that II i done
They do not propose 10 become the
slaves 10 a 10, Of gold gamblers. This
is not made a> a threat but a> a. a pro-
phtcy or rather a. belief that man
hood VIII triumph over: greed and
rold Iowa Tribune
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08

PH1LADELPHIA, Pa. / Marca 1893,
Dnia % Lutsgo " hall OBJ. Monkie.
wicza pod No. 1S0 Federal ul. odbylo
sic Posiedzenie delegatow Towarzystw:
u Het S. Czarnieckiego, grupy 172 2.
N. P, p Imieuia Jezus, 81 Jana III
Sobieskiego ~ MiodEieay Boleslawa
Wielkiego, " oelu urzadzenia obchodu
Konstytucyi 3go Majs, na poiudniowsj
stronie miasta. Obcb6d odbedzie sic
dnia Msja b. +. W polaczeniu balem.
Do komitetu delegaci zostali obrani m
Prezydenta OBJ. Buhkowski, sekretarzs
ob. Monkiewicz ! kssyera OBJ. witko-
wski.
Zatem W imieniu calego komitetu n
Praszam wszystlrie towarzystwa, kt6re
raczs wzissc udzial W wymienionym
wytej otchodzie, wysls6 dslsgat6w
swyoh ma przyszie posiedzeuie, ktore
odbedzie sic % harcs T. b. pod temae
samem numerem CO pierwsze.
q szacunkiem
n. Monkiesicz,
sekretarz deleg.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08
Drukania .k.p.dyc. STA Noble Str. Chicago, III
Rok IL.

Centrsinemu ZU. N: P. jak Redakto-
rowi panu s. Nickiemu "a ich szczere
praoe uchwalil.
q Przyczyny wystspienia oh. 2. Bro
dowskiego gruPy naszej, zostsl jedno.
gaosnie obrsny delegstem OBJ. Michal
Magdriarz, do seimu przyszlego.
w imieDiu Towarzystwa
Aichas Aogdsiars. pre1es.
Wojciech PocSekoi, vice prezes.
Jan Brzesfnski, sekr. prot.
StanistdD Grochotoski, sekr. fin.
Jan Ad-nososki, skarbnik.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08
CHICAGO dnia 6 Marca 1898.


Ubiegiy tydzieh odznacsyi sic
szczegolniejszym wYpadkiem, =
wiele pism ktorych jedynem "a.
DAMIEN wydawnictw jest szarpae
Zwiazek Mar. Pol, o takowym
albo ME wspomniaiy, lub maio
pisaiy. Zastanowic powinno CO
ma ts zmiane wpiyneloH czy Swia.
domosc, be caiej tel pisaniny
-Zwiazkowi sobie mic ME robia,
przeciwnie zostaja ostrzegani, ale.
by strzedz sic chwalouyeh, czy
ter chez udania drzemki dla mo.
znosci TEN wiekszego pok4tnego
dziaianis. = Godzimy sic ma to
drugie, gdy& listow otrEymy.
wsnych j to CO ma wiasne oczy
widzimy; jestesmy przekonsni, se
przeciWnicy Zwiqzku agitacya po-
katna SLIME rozWjaja. Ma pierw.
Sym planie msja prEyspieszenie
Sejmu, gdyE zwoianie nsdzwyczaj-
nego do niczego " ich plana n
ME doprowadzi; stanq ci sami de.
legaci CO ma Sgmie W Detroit i
uchwaiy swe potwierdEa. Esdto,
bqdE co badz uprsgnionem jest
ukrye Sejm Zwiazkowy pred
swiatem " cEasie Wystawy, a
Ewr6cic uwsge ma Sejm ZJedno-
czenia, kt6ry odbedzie sie W Chi
cago W czasie Wystawy, ehca ko-
sztem skrycia pierwszego, uczynic
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08
Do Rzadu Ceatralnego Zwtaxku
NarodOW ego POlskieKo.
CHICAGO. 8 Maroa lS


CHICAGO. g Msrca 1893.
Ma Posiedzeniu przedrocznem Tow.
Jana Kochanowskiego No. 1. grupy
l4S zwisIku Narodovego Pol. dnia
Lutego br. delegat Sejmu TX. OBJ. Ign.
Krakowski stawR wniosek, aby rozpa
trzyc zarzuty czynione RIadowi Gen.
tralnemu 2. N. p. redaktorowi Ego
dy", gioszone przez p. T. Stan ME-
Pr1yohylnyoh Nv. N. P. pismsch. Po
krotkiej debaoie wniosek odlo4ono do
nastePnego Posiedzenia, aby czlonko-
vie Towsrsystwa po przeczytaniu "
nlgodzie" spawozdania Cenzora mogli
sPawe e lepiej rozpatrzyc, 90 tee ma
Posiedzsniu rocznem Tow. dopelnionem
zostafo jednogiosnie zadecydowano:
Poniewaz Cenzor Zwiszku Mar. Pol.
ob. w. v. Przybyszewski, na posiedze-
niu Rzadu Csntralnego wraz z delega-
tami oswiadczyi publicznie, 70 kasa
zwiszku Mar. Pol. Jest W porzsdku, jak
rowniea po odczytaniu " ,,zgodzie" mr..
D wyiasnienie Rzsdu Csntralnego Zw.
MP. dotyczyczacych zarzut6w czynio
nych temut przez p. Teofla Stana,
przyszlismy do przekonsnia, te Rad
Ceutralny Zwiazku N. P. wrsz reda
ktorem ,,zgody" pracuja szczerze dIa
dobra Zwiazku wyratsmy i'm niniej-
seem jednoglosnie votum zaufania, DO.
tePiamy pisma znAne wszystkim dobrze
wrogiego usposobienia dla Zwiazku
Nsrodowego Polskiego, kt6rs W oelach
niektorych osobistOSci przez niewlasci
We podnOszenie sprsw, staraja sic
oslabic zaufsnie do Rssdu CentralneRo
i przez to wpsywaja niekorzystuie ma
roEwoj drogiej nam lost ytucyi.
Rowniez przyspieszenie Ssjmu x.
PodnoSzone " niektoryoh pismach, ja-
koby konieoznem dla dobra Zwiazku
uwatamy "a zbyteczne, a powody bez
podstawne j obliczope na to tylko, aby
zdyskredytowac Rad CeptraIny Wv.
N. P. wraz redsktorem ,,Zgody", q
sejw x, ktory zspcwiads sic tax swie
tuie, PrzyspieszOny, wypsdlby nieko
rzystnie dla ZWiazku Mar. Pol, gdya
oczy Bsaci nssEych zagranicy 50 ns
mas Ewrocone pozadanem jest, by Z
Mimi wSp6lnie porozumieS sic dla dobra
ogolnego, nis starae sic przez przy
sPiessenie Seimu, Ich cd wsp6lnej prs-
cy usunse, jakbysmy sic czynow ma
szych ZWiszku wstydzic mieli.
w imieniu TowarzyStws Jana Ko-
chsnowSkisgo Nr. /.
Leonard TWcAOoEi, prezYdsnt,
VIZ O6scry, vice prszydsnt,
Julian Ceoielski, sekr. prot.
8 Nr6z, sekretarz 6nansowy,
A'1drzej ChsIesoski, kasyor.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08
Tow. SPiewu wanda.
CHICAGO, dnia 5 Marca 1893,

AOA0Og onia - nANEGA 1910.
SsGnOtony P0nie RedoktorzeI
Prosimy iaskawie umiescic W lamach
,lgody" nsstepujace uwiadomienie, ae
Tow. Spiewu Wanda W Chicago, Ill.
zalozone dnis 8 KwietDia 1883, ns
SVEN dEiSiejszem posiedzeniu, uohwali-
10 przystapic do zwiszku Spiewak6w
Polskich " Ameryes. Gel nsszs0o to
wsrzystwa bYl dotychozas pielegnowa-
ME spiewu, sklsdanie / zbieranis ofisr
ns sksrb NsrOdowy Polski. Dowody
nsszej pracy niejednohrotuie ujawnigy-
smy czynem. Kiedy dzis, " Chicago
pole dziaianis ns rzeoz Sksrbu Narodo-
wego Polskiego, Eupelnie sic zmienilo,
ns jakichbadz uroczystosciaoh OBJ
ohodsch, ssernicy sni wspomns sk.r-
bic Narodowym Polskim, postanowiay.
Smy jako Polki, Przylaczy6 sic do
wsPoluej Pracy nsszyoh braoi DO LutnI,
Poiscsonych " zwissek Spiewakow
Polskioh " AmsryOe rsssm poswisoa6
sic ns Polu uprawY podniesienis spis-
va nsrodowego pols<iego GRAZ muzyki
sztuk polskicb. Lskoye spiewu odby-
wsja sic 90 Czwsrtsk pod No. S62
Jane str.
sssnowne Polki, ktore msja chez
przystapieDia do nsszsgo towarzystwa /
pracowse poswieosnism / staloscis
okoio upswy spiewu, jak nsjuprzsj.
miej Eapraszsmy.
W imieniu Tow. Spiswu Wanda
An"a Blaszka, prsz.
AfchaIino Bi'akOsoska, sskr.