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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
GRAND COUNCIL ROYAL ARCANUM.
A Growing Organization With a Spleen
did Financial Showing.

A Growing Organization With q Spleen
did Financial Showing.
Special to The JERSEY City Ne,os.
TRENTON. May 9, 1S93.-The Grand
Council of the Royal Arcanum of New
Jersey met in Odd Fellows Hall. corner
of Broad and Hanover streets. this morn
ing at ten o'clock. The following Gran d
Officers were present:-Grand Regent.
f. j.. Griffith; Vice Grand Regent. S. j.
Kullman: Grand Orator Haworth;
Past Grand Regent, nc. E.. Mcdowell:
Grand Secretary, r. H. Alberts; Grand
Treasurer, w. b. West; Grand Chaplain,
A. Grant; Guide, S. Dsummond; Warden,
4. j. A. Nixon: Sentry, d. j. Dow.
There are So Councils In the State. with
a total membership of $3.50. The attend
ance of members and representatives to
the Grand Council will NUMBER O
one hundred and forty five. The annual
receipts of the Grand Council, including
balance from last year. will reach $4,000.
The Widows and Orphans Fund is con-
trolled by the Supreme Council, and no
part of it is used for current expenses.
There have been fifteen assessments by
the Supreme Council during the year,
each assessment bringing in $4,000 0 {.
There have been over So. 100000 paid out
during the past year to the widows and
orphans OF members. The Order at large
is handled in a ratio of ~ per cent.
The business Of todayis session will
largely consist of hearing and acting up
on the reports Of the officers and SUB
ordinate councils, the election of officers
and other business pertaining to the
private work OF the order.
The order has not grown so rapidly in
Trenton, because the examination is so
rigid AS to exclude many classes of
mechanics aud artisans who are engaged
in extra hazardous occupations. A large
number of prominent members of the
order, including nearly all the grand Of
acers, are qnartered ut the Trenton
House. The Grand Council will con-
clude it's labors tomorrow,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
EPW0RTHERS' STATE CONVENTION.
snecJal to The Jersey Clyy .ve.ss.

SDPf7UF 10 IHF JFTso3 LTU FE0S
TRENTON, May 8. 1933.-The Epworth League
State Convention will meet in the Central NJ. e.
Church., Market street, Newark, on Wednesday
aud Thursday. The Convention will be made
UP of delegates from all the Epworth Leagues
in the Newark and New Jersey Conferences.
There will be a large attendance of Epworthians
from all parts of the State. the delegates who
will represent the Leagues of this city, SO far as
known, are as follows:--Trinity Rev. George G.
Maddock, Thomas Farrell, Charles Leigh;
Broad street, Rev. Percy Perinchief. William
WINS, Lizzie Zigenfuss; Greene street, Rev. John
Handiey, Pm. D.; Warren street, Ralph Latham;
Central, Rev. DIR. Moore, Charles L. Firzgeorge,
Charles Kimbie, Fannie Kugier. All the other
NJ. E. Churches will be represented.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
what Should a Baby Eat?

THAT about fifteen infants in every hum
dred born, die the first year, is a significant
and 1amentable fact. am decidedly Of
the opinion says that well known medi-
cal writer. Dr.. j. III. Hanaford, athat the gem
eral use of actated food would materially
diminish the startling nfantile mort atty"
This food can now be obtained Of any drug
gist IN Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
COUNCILS EXCHANGE coURFEsIEs.

Excelsior Council, No. 206 Royal Arcanum,
had a visit from Arborets Council, of Hoboken,
last evening. at their rooms, at McP herson Hall,
opposite the Court house. The Arborets brought
wasworked upon two of theExceIsior's members.
r. j. Reiss, Regent OF Excelsior Council, pre-
sided. After the initiation the Councils, max
ing about 1876 in all, adjourned TO Laws restau-
rant where a dinner was served. Post Regent
Black acted as POSTMASTER r. and q merry time
had 4
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
MOTHER AND BABE STARVING.
Driven From Home By a brutal Hus-
band, Found in q Shanty.

Mrs. Mary Lee, thirty-flve years of age,
of No. 536 Clinton street, Hoboken, was
found in a deserted shanty, on Madison
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
yesterday afternoon by Policeman Guinan,
with a young babe clasped to her breast,
and both in IN almost dying condition.
The woman had been driven from her
home by her husband some days before,
and having no place to go, sought shelter
in the deserted shanty. She had evidently
been without food for two or three days.
The woman was unable to walk, so the
ambulance YVES summoned, and she and
the babe were taken to St. Mary's Hos
pital,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
OYSTER COMMISSIONERS ORGANIZE
speciqi 10 The JERSEY ctr Nelos

N?FCFUtt % 70 VO'"~2 10 -FUV05'
TucKERToN, May ., lsea-A meeting Of the
newIy-appointed Oyster Commissioners of this
State. was held at the Everett House in Tucker
ton, yesterday. Ten members were present. A
nsrnanent organization was formed with the
foIlow,ng ofieers:-2residsnt, James Becgwith.
of Atlantic City; George A.. Mott. OF Tucksr.on,
secretary. This being the first nesting OF the
commissioners most OF the time was devoted to
planning work for the future. The next meat
ng will be held Ct Camden, June =
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
TRENTON POTTGRS FAIL.
sDecius to The Jersey City reps.

Special to The JERSEY City HeDs.
TRENTON, May o, 1893.-Upon the application
of J. Hart Brewer. president of the Ott q
Brewer Company, Vice Chanceilor Bird APP
pointed ex-Snerif John Wright receiver OF the
company. The concern Is oae of the Oldest pot
feries In the country and vas established in
1864. It's liabilities are placed at $1S7 OF. 40.
The cause Of the failure is alleged to have been
The depression of business aud uncertainty as 10
the Iniure. Mr.. Brewer was a member Of Con-
rress from 1881 to 1885 and was there a cham
pion of protection.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
"COLLEEN BAWN" BY AMATEURS.

Mcritorious Presentation BY the Y. III.
c. "A. of St. Bridget's.
Dion Bouclcault's domestic drama,
s'Tne Colleen Bawn," was Produced last
evening at ST. Bridget's Hall, by the Y.
NJ. G. A. of 81. Briaget's Church. aud, as
amateur performance, WAS IL grand sue
cess. The excellence with which the
play was presented showed Il careful
study of each part and a correct idea of
their proper personotiou. The stage was
well equipped with appropriate scenery,
and the play ran with smoJthness. Ins
audience nearly filed the large hall.
The following was the cast Of charae-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
WARpE DRAMATlos WILL DIsBAND.

The manager Of the Warie Dramati Society
saws that the society will disband in a few days.
The cause for the disbanding is the disagree
mems between the officers OF the society and
the cast in regard to producing the play "My
Brothers Keeper and the refusal of the menu
bers to meet the debts of the society.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
TO KEEP OUT CHOLERA.
syccjof TO The ycrsey Gin Ns,u.,

NDCtTUF . 70 OCT5cJ OttU tTTU5
TRENTON, May 8, 1S93.-Dr. e. III. Hunt. Secre-
tary of the State board of Health, has had a
conference with the New York State authorities
in reference to united action with regard to the
prevention of cholera. A circular has been
prepared to be sent to all the local Boards of
Health at once. Il urges upon them the wise
use of public funds and constant diligence.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
4. O. d. DELEGATE MURRER.

James Murrer, of Oakland avenue. Is attend
no as delegate from the Hudson County dis
trict. the annual convention of the Ancient
1rdsrsof Hibernians, which is 10 progress in
Tammany Hall, New York city. Mr.. Murrer
Is Cliairiiian Of the coun ty Board. A. Q. H., and
aud is q chosen delegate 10 Inc convention.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
CITY NOTES.

Our Lady of Grace Council, c. B. L., will hold
a special meeting Friday night.
Many school teachers and scholars of the
Hoboken High School were the guests of Presi-
dent Russ. of the Board Of Education. on the
Tug Robert Hadden, Saturday. The party went
around the Columbian feet, and viewed the
races.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09

10i0AoA 0QCoto, CtSs
MIR. Deguau's presentation of Myles
Nacopaleen was extremely good, ami his
rendering of the songs pertaining to the
character particularly pleasing. w. H.
O'Brieu made III excellent Danny Mann.
Between tue first aud second ACTS John
Bowie O'Reilly's famou poem, God
Bless You, Priests of Ireland was re-
cited by MIR. Phi.ip a.. McGovern, AS
sistant Clerk OF. the Board of Finance,
VINO was presented by the Rev. Father
Corr, who made a neat speech IN explain
lug the meaning of the poem aud the
cause of its being written.
Between tue second and thirds acts
Miss Katie Ryan recited "Eriu's Flag"
by Father Ryan, the poet priest OF the
South" Daring the evening the or
chestra, under the direction of Prof. j.
K. Hotleu. timely rendered several selec-
ton including, overture, "Colieeu
Bawn''; s~electlons, Fencing Master:
gavotte, Morning Roses" and march,
"Washington Guards.n The entertain
meus will be repeated tonight and to-
morrow evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09

CITIZENS wall for rapid transit. and
citizens fiercely protest against every
plan of rapid transit that is proposed.
1t is not wonderful hat tine town
falls farther and farther behind.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09

HENRY. we hear, is very sore over
the financial hole Bob has dropped
him into. He swears he will never
endorse a wildcat concerns note
again to please any political boss.
Poor Henry. the worst is not yet.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09

CARLYLE HARRIS has at least N
advantage today over his situation
Yesterday. He is beyond the reach
of injustice.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
BUSTNESS


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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09

MAYOR FAGAN's reform" schemes
took an odd turn last night. There
was a suspicion of political spite
about them which is strange in so
upright and d~isinterested a magis-
trate. We fancy most people will
think Mr.. Utz's determined stand was
a very wholesome corrective to His
Honor's somewhat extreme activity
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
.M.aSON WORK

e. NASH s. CO., No. 254 Wilton street.
Artificial stone of every description, plain and
ornamental sidewalks, waterttght cellars. plain
and ornamental piasterfng, and general mason
work. All work guaranteed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
Outrageous Henry Byrne.

Mr.. Henry Byrne, street cleaning
contractor, is acurio in his way. de
gets some $50, 600 a year for removing
the dirt from the streets. His method
is to remove it to the nearest vacant
lot where he deposits it to rot and
tester and breed pestilence in the
heart of the city.
The Greenville police attempt to
stop him. They point to the sanitary
code and compel him to discontinue
his epidemic breeding operations.
First of all he stops removing" the
refuse altogether, and finally he gets
an order from Police Superintendent
Christie Smith %forbidding any further
interference with his little cholera
boom.
On the strength of this he invades
leased property, and proceeds to ruin
expensive improvements by burying
them under mounds of ashes and gar
bage.
Great is MI. Byrne, and great is his
pull. The street cleaning contract
was swung his way in spite OF COM
petitive bidding, and now that he has
got it, he does as he pleases. The
streets are not clean, and the vacant
lots are day by day made fouler and
more unsanitary, merely to cheaper
to him the cost of executing the on
tract to which he was never entitled.
How long will the city have to en-
dure this state of things?
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09

Particulars of below at the Office OF
+ Stevens. President. Tel, ali sSa.
No. 23S.
Ss0On ON ACCOUNT. EASY INsTALLMENTS
OOOO for the balance; Monmouth street near
York street; three-story and basement orlck
house; 9 rooms; l6 feet; lot 100 feet; a cnolce lnVest-
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CHEAP VACANT LOTS. 9,x10J feet each, Thir,
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Montgomery street. near Cornehson avenue. 10 IN
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GHofcE PLOT OF SOLID GROUND. ERIE
" street near First streer. three two-stoTy,
basement and attic brick houses; plot 6JXlW 1eet;
Will be divided $3.50; $40, SIT.
MONTGOMERY STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY
Choice locality; four-story brick; so feet lots 100
feet; we'll rented t3lY; $4,000.
caEnn ON ACCOUNT, BALANCE EASY PAY
GCOU ments; woodward street; uwo-story and
basement brick; eight rooms; all improvements IN
house and street; Al order; house l6.SxS5; lot lO
feet; a choice investments; price 1850. (4A2).
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE AT $500; FOURTH
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Particulars OF above a6 office OF
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Frank Stevens, President. 5 Telephone Call 5SA.
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TUESDAY. MAY Q. 1898.

This paper is democratic in principles and Is
independent in its vielvs on all local questions.
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IT'D LET.


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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09

NOTICE is HEREBY GIvENTHAT HI ANNUA
1N meeting Of the stockholders of The New Jer.;
sey Sheep and Wool Company for the election OF
d directors and the transaction OF such other bust
ness as shall properly come before the meeting
will be held on Tues lay, the 10Th day or May, 1885
8. a. FARLEY, Secretary.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-09
MEETINGS

ELECTIoN -NoTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
II OF the stockholders of the Jersey City Gas
LIGHT Co. for the election of nine directors. win bs
held at the office of the Company. corner Of Grand
and Greene streets, on Monday, May 18th. 1898.
F. A. SMITH, Treasurer.
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AMUSEMENTs.

Albaugh's Opera House.--Next week VIII
doubtless be remembered to be a memorable
one in the annals of amusements I'm this
city. The hove OF mystery is a part OF
human nature, and this desire is TO be
fully gratined by the appearance at Al
baugh's OF Hermann. the magician. Year
after year the performances Of this great
master OF the conJurer's art become even
more wonderful. This year several novel
and marvellous features are announced
eciipsng In interest and mystery any OF the
Illusions he has produced before. The pro-
gram az each performance will Include
these latest r1aryels.
Metzerotts Music Han.-A series of i've
erana concerts TO be given by Anton Seioi
ana. hfs metropolitan Orchestra at the
A<tserot hasic Hall, has been arranged
The dates are November 2 December 6.
January Is March 20 and April IL. The or
chestra win be assisted by several cts-
unguished vocal and instrumental soloists.
The sale of season tickets and seats is now
Bethesda Park.-The musical and supper
Tor st. Adams Church has been Indefinite
ly postponed.
That favorite producer of spectacular
melodrama, Mr.. bore Davidson. and the
popular actress. Miss Ramie Austen, will
open a week engagement at Harris BiJou
Lheater Monday night. During the week
they VIII present two plays, both of them
established successes on Monday. Tues
Gay and "wednesday evenings and Tuesday
matinee they will give by the World For
SoNsct' - piay OF great dramatic interest.
Mr. DAVIDSON has mounted both his plays
with hberality that is characteristic OF
MS productions. Miss Ramie Austen is not
only an accomplished actress but is also
regarded as one of the most beautiful
women on the American stage A souvenir
photograph OF her will be presented TO each
lazy attending Harris Bijou Theater dur
ing This engagement. During the latter
poruon OF the week that standard favorfte.
Inc dangers of a Great City" with its
powerful situations and wealth OF scenery,
Will be produced
hernan's Lyceum Theater-with such
an attracuon as Weber and Fields new
company, Russell Brothers, comedians. az
an attraction, next week should prove the
banner one in the history of the Lyceum
Theater Seldom has such a Combination
OF nigh-class vaudeville talent been ASSEM-
pied. Every performer is a leader IN his
line, ana no trouble or expense has been
spared TO make this the reigning vaudeville
arranged.
A Testimonial Concert-A testimonial
concert Will be given on the 18th instant
at willard Hall TO Miss Cora M. Howes.
whose voice has been heard in a great
many charitable and church entertainments
during the past two years. The tickets arr
for sale at Ellis.
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A Bia.e OF Light nj the I.x...-.

Inc improvements at the Lyceum Theater.
%nich have made that house rank among
continue. --.
monday night this house win appear I'm
Its new dress "a blaze of brilliant iights g
:. ace the LIST of September a small army Of
an electric plant in the Lyceurn costi,e 80
manager upwards OF $500 The coutrsct
was awarded TO the p. ID. VARIED Co. Of
EaLumore and Washington. On the nth
street sloe OF the theater a brick building
has been erected Containing an so-horss-
power boiler. to which 10 attached the latest
improved Spencer damper regulator. =
", Mnarneio-Pliings automatic engine and 4
wound direct current machine with a ca
pacity Of 500 lights. "
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Fire. and Accadeufs-

A M Wasg Of the weather bureau. vas
iouno SICK al 18th and streets northwest
pital ~S
George Stephan was struck last night On
virginia avenue by engine is and hurS
Hospital.
Yesterday afternoon house No 81 d
street southwest occupied by Bridget Mat
news. was burned to the extent Of S75.
cable car Is last evening struck Wade H
wiiIlams OF HOS Virginia avenue southwest
at Pennsylvania avenue and ifth 49,
northwest. slightly injuring him.
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DIEn


CAUFFI1D. born In County Galway. Ireland,
and for thirty years q resident az the Distrscfs
Funeral win take place frpm the rss,desce Of hes
nin,law. Mr.. AleIsnaer St. John. No. 1901
Der I6. at $40 am. Requiem mas at 81
stephens Church al Q o'clocf sharp Rsistsvs1
and friends are invited to attend
coRNwEII. Departed this life at am. octooes
becca Cornwall. aged sixty eight yesH. :" -
Funeral ut 2:3e O'Clock pm. Sunday from re.idencs
Of his .On, ,s &C. w, W. Gs.sford 200 iosh
soectfully invited. .
HELEN FRANCES, secsnd daughter Of Howard
and Mary E Edmoncs. in the twenty -nrss
Funeral from the Church Of the Incarnation. eornss
18th and streets northwest On Sunday after
EIsNGER. On Saturday, October "a. 1898. at q
an, ELSIE DORIS. infant daughter Of AnsAs
LATHE Elsie was our darling, -
But an angel came and whispered.
Little Elsie. do come home
Funeral Monday a, 8 c'clcss Pm, from the rsss'
%nscos ii i" D. {. Faneisi private.
THOMAS. second son q John and Nazs a.
Hogan, aged eight months
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northeast Friends and relatives respectf,ll1
I,oCKHART., On October u. 1853, Il 8:2o amr
!1sS ne Bs.s: f ss .'f u '' Z. eA sss- q
Tua sSsI private. SA's...ar'- ~ ~" s'-:'s
MOSS. On THURSDAY. octces. n: Isss 8 ,I ~
ARD r. MOSS beloved husbasd 81 Laxana
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Charged With Ass.-,%

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fetton, was charged in Judge Mfller's court
To-Day with assault end he forfeited a.
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Children's Sailor Caps. Jockey
Caps and Caps of all the styles
that are In demand now.
Ladies' Satin Crown Sailor Hats.