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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
PRINCETON PRIZE WINNERS.
Severai Jerseymen Land Fellowships an
Prizes at the Commencement.

Prizes at the Commencement.
Special to The Jerscu City Nes1s.
PRINCETON, June Is, 1893.-Yesterday
the trustees. faculty, alumni and nnder
graduates formed in front of Nassau
Hall and proceeded to the First Presby-
terrain Church for the exercises OF Prince
toms 146Jh commencement. Tue exer-
cises we're opened with prayer. and then
Jessie Benedict Carter delivered Jne
Latin s%alutatory.
Among the New Jersey winners OF fell
lowships aud prizes were the folio wing
boudinot fellowship in modern lau-
euages. ]. A. Henry; prize fol-
poetry, w. a. Dunn; prize fol
disputation, 1859 prize. w. A. Dunn,
Southeast Club university fellowship IN
social science, Max Fartand. Neways.
class of 1877 university fellowship a bi-
ologv. Prof. Alvin Davidson; .1tgersity
Fellowship in xrcheeaozy. Isicholas Il
Crosby; George Pet.s Bible prizes: first.
G. Il. Riggs; second, C. ". .Ottley; y. o.
Joline prize In Ainsrican political MS
fry, Marshall Harrington, 1870 junior
English prize, s. w. kenney; 1870 sophie,
more Englisn prize. e.. lnprle; 1871
A~pglo-Saxon prize, q. S. McCague; upi-
versity fellowship in English. L. NJ. Par
fott; special prize in histology. URIC
Dahlgren; honorary fellowship ln phil
osophy, Lee Montgomery: In EngiNsn,
William A. Dunn of Newark.
The class OF '93 graduates l36 men. Ito
receiving the degree OF A. Is, four re-
ceIving E. e., seven b. s. and eighteen
n r.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
new FANCY WORK.
Honiton Braid Used in
Decorating Linen Needle
W~ork-PrettY Doilies.

It so seldom happens that there is any-
thing really new in the nature of needle
work that it gives one a thrill of pleasure
to discover that some ,snterprising soul
has hit upon a genuine novelty, and that
with it some excellent things can be
done, says the New York Herald.
The combination of the honiton lace
braids with feather stitching, arrow
heads. brier stitching, the longand short
embroidery stitches and the like seems
very simple. and one is naturally sur
prised that it has not been used before,
but the fact remains that it is the nov
city of the moment, and pieces of the
work can be had at most of the fancy
goods bazaars now that are started suf-
fciently to show the designs. and by
which one can finish them at home.
The specimens which first met my eye
were far from being as good al those
that have been developed since that time,
and as, the hint once given, therei is room
for endless combination and for all the
originality of a fertile brain it is likely
that the future will see work that is bet
ter even than that of which | write.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
CHAPTER ccLxxxu.

An act relative to the publication Of the expendi
lures OF the public moneys by the boards OF
choten freeholders In counties of the second
z class
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General. As
sembly 0 the state Of New Jersey, that 1t shan pc
the duty Of the board of chosen freeholders IN
counties OF the second 9 ass monthly to puoilsh IN
a newspaper printed and published in said county,
a detailed itemlzed statement of the expenditure
OF the public moneys b, sad board for The preeed,
ing month; and 1t shall be tine duty Of the county
collector OF every such county. TO prepare the
statements OF such expenditures for publication
s And be IT enacted, has it shall be the duty
of the board OF chosen areeholders In said counties
Of tue second class al. their first regular meeting
he'd after the passage of this act. to designate g
newspaper in said County TO publish ire smid s6
vided for. and which newspaper, so designatea
shall pubiise the Same for the period of one year,
a. the expiration of which year It shall be the duty
of said board Of chosen freeholders TO again d5slg
nate a newspaper for that purpose; amp IN ike
manner shall a ne wspaper be designated each sue
ceedinx year.
3. And be it enacted. Tina. all acts AID parts OF
acts Inconsistent with this act, De, and the same
1. And be il enacted, That this act shall take
effect imm ediately. -
Approved March rs, 1S9.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
CORNER OF SAGE CLOTH COVER.


The principle upon which all varia-
tons are built is so simple as to need no
rule. The dainty lace braid is made the
foundation of the design, is held in place
by fancy stitches of all sorts and is SO
arranged to form figures and designs as
elaborate or as elemental as the maker
may choose. If done upon linen or any
of the pretty cotton fabrics, such as cot
ton rep and the like, the work has the
advantage Of being washable, so that it
is well suited to such articles as are liza
BILE to soil. Each worker knows best
what her needs are, and each will know
better than / can tell her, once she at
tempts the work, to what it will apply,
for It so shapes itself as to constantly
suggest new uses. All the chronicler
can do is to state the facts and to offer
such hints as may serve to develop many
more.
The design which the first drawing
shows is one of the simplest that can be
made and is excellent upon almost any
plain colored cloth. In the original the
material is sage colored bolton sheeting,
On which the circular figures of white
produce a really excellent effect. For its
making is required no stamped design if
you have an eye that is at all exact, but
only a small circle for the center of each
figure and such slightly curved anten-
nalike lines radiating therefrom as the
drawing indicates. The centers are first
outlined with heavy silk, or linen floss if
you wish to be more economical still,
and are then darned quite solid with
threads of the same, after which each
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
A POSTMASTER DISAPPEARS.
Shortage Discovered in tho Accounts of
Long Branch's Official.

shortage LiscoVereu IN THO accounts u
Long Branch's Official.
Special to The JERSEY CITY Neaos.
LONG BRANCH. June IS, 1s93.-Post-
master Charles b. Wooley, who was ap-
pointed three years ago TO the postmas-
tership of Long Branch City. disappeared
suddenly tuesday. Assistant Inspector
Parham, of New York. has been examin-
ing Wooley's accounts during the past
week, and has discovered a shortage of
81. $50, money of the department.
Wooley's bondsmen are w. n. Wooley,
w. r. Joline. William r. Maph. A. p.
Cabberlep, James Newbold and Gu aries
Valentine, who qualified for $4,000.
Bondsman JoIiue is iu charge OF the
office. The wife of the missing post
master has offered her real estate 10 pro-
Iect the bondsmen.
Wooley's habits were regular and his
deficiency cannot be ACQUITTED for. The
bondsmen Blame the Government Of
ticials for not discovering the shortage
months ago. The postmaster failed to
make his semi-anuuals repori. and this
was the cause of an investigation being
made. Considerable money passed
through his office. The monthly state
ments were lot made out, and gross Care
i~essness in cond ucting the office is very
evident. Box rents are long overdue
aud bills have never been presented.
Wooley's salary is $1,000 a year. which
amount he devoted 10 his personal uses.
His wife provides for the house by the
income derived from conducting q beard.
ing-house.
Wooley when last seen was purchasing
n railie-1d ticket for Philadelphia. Had
h~e--<fnained and faced the charges his
S0ndsmen would certainly have helpeI
him straighten ont his They
now VOW they will prosecute him unless
his wtfe's real estate is sufficient TO
the entire shortage. Wooley stood well
| with the community, some OF his relatives
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
-APT1R &C xxxII

An Act 10 amend al act enrtl d "A further sup
plenent 70 tbs a t entitled AN act concerning
lakes" approved April fourteenth. one thou
ment wa, approved .Aprii seventeenth, one
thousand eight hunuted anu sevent, -six
/. be IL enacted by the Senate anu Generai AS
sembIyo of the state OF New Jersey. That section
one OF the act entitled "a further supplement- 10
the act entitled An act concerning taxes ap-
proved = pril fourteenth. one thousand eight nun
rired and forty six, when said supplement was
approved april seventeenth, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy six, be amenued so as TO
i. Be it enacted by the Senate and General AS
seinbly of the State Of New Jersey, fhat hereafter
no MORTGAGE on real or personal properly, or poth,
whsther given by individuals or corpora ions, or
the debt secured by such mortgages, snail be as
s.ssed for taxation unless a deduotion therefor
snalf have been Claimed by the owner or such
mort, aged property and allowed by the assessor
y And be IL enacted, that this act shall take
effect imm ediately.
Approved Marcn %, 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
HAPPY
AS A CLAM

Is the man who for years perhaps
has been suffering from weak stomach,
Indigestion, dyspepsia and general debil-
ity, when he discovers the curative
properties of Burnhs-m's Clam
Bouillon. There is no ease where it
will not be retained by the stomach and
prove grateful and comforting. . In all
gastric troubles it affords immediate
relief. Phosphorus, lime and sodium are
the tonic constituents of CLANS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
approved February twenty-frst, one thousand
ofght hruFrad npI uinnfv-thrae.

approved February twenty first, one thousand
eight hundred and ninety three,
l Be 1t enacted b. the senate an General AS
sembly of The State OF New Jersey, That in addi-
ton to the power conferred upon the superfntend-
emit OF the state house and ad jacent public grounds
he shall have and: Is hereby given authority 70
nave fitted up in the eaid state house a suitable
room to be used as ad office for the TRANSMISSION
and reception of telegr and shall have aud is
son to transmit and receive kilograms therein.
which purson shall be appointed at a salary not
shall be approved by the governor. attorney gen.
Ell al and state treasurer, or a majority of them; -,
2. And be it enacted. hat the comptroller snail
draw his warrant for the salary fixed as above for
said appointee. which shall be paid, by, the state
treasurer upon Its presentation, said salary 10 pe
paid in monthly Installments.
2. And be it enacted. That this act SHAH take
effect Immediately,
Approved March IS. 1888
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
RAN OYER 4 BOZ.

Henry Smell, a truck driver, Of No. 400 Third
avenue, Brooklyn. while driving his truck along
Garden street, between First and Second streets,
Hoboken, yesterday, run over six-year-oid
Alfonso Orcry. of No 1852 Newark street. presk-
ing his ankle. tine boy was attended by DR.:
Kirke. and Smell was arrested. When arraigned
before hscorder McDonough he - the accl-
dent could not be avoided as the boy ran under
the horses. He was held for examination.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15

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four of the above Coupon s, to
gether with Ten Cents, and we
will send you postpaid Any Three
of the following books:
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NOS. UNDRR THE RED FLAG. By Miss N. E.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15

III explanation of the iucreass in che
salaries the board declares that thu new
engine house i'll the Hudson City section
of this city and the increase In the num-
Der of men attached to each company. as
provided for by an act OF the Legislature,
are responsible for 1t. The board adj
journed to meet next Saturday at six
ntcInck-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15

any minor or minors are likely to be dIsadvan-
tageu, iniperiled or sacrificed by reason OF sny
liens or eneumbranecs existing against the same,
it shall be lawful for the chancellor 10 cause such
Other estate TO be sold. covered or applied tor
the purpose OF reducing or disaharging such liens
or encum brances. and saving the said lands or real
estate to such minor or minors; and 1t shah be law.
guardian, OF such minor or MAJORS 70 mortgage
any or all Of the lands or real estate of such mibor
or MINORS to raise money wherewith 10 pay and
dizchar Q such liens or encumbrances.
2 end be 1t enacted, mat this act snail take
effect Immediately.
ADJroyed A Diit 3. 1893.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
CHAPTER coLxxxvI.

A supplement to an act entitled IAN act relative
TO ensrdians and the estates OF minors tne.
vfstnnl approved March tweny-seventn, one
rolshnd eight hundred and ses enryfour
/. ke it enacted Ply The 5, nats anu General As.
aver II stall aplesr T., the chancellor. In an pro.
1 etdine Before niin. that tLe laLd5 ~ real estate o.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
CHAPTER CCLXXXv.
An Act to provide fer the Planting and care q
suale trees on the highways OF Tile municipali

Suale trees on Inc SQWAS5 u IL
T. Be- il enacted by the Senate and General AS,
Ine municipalities or this STATE there may be ap.
poiuled, in the manner hereinafter provided. q
without compensation, and WHO shall hsye tina
exclusive ana absolute control and power 70 plant,
set out. .nainIain, protect anu care FOR shade trees
- any OF the puplic highways of their respective
municipalities. the cost thereof to be porne ana
Z. And De it enacted. That IL snail pc optional
with the goye,niog oSay o. ef asy In mu ana sne9
go,erning 10y shall, by resolution, approve OF
mis- aes 4, and d irsn, t from sa sSat u .ilne. snis act ana ali
It's provisions shall in force, and apply 70 sucn
Amounted for terms OF tnres, four and i've years.
respectively; and on the expiration OF any ser1n,
vacancy Shall be filled tor the une1pired term
only; and Ia cities the said appointments shail De
,nfrtee. and ia villages and boroughs BY the enair,
man or presll ent OF The board OF trustees, OF otner
s q Ana 10 tt enscted. That whenever said com
missioners shall propose TO MAKE any such I'M
proyeluenJ as settiuk out Or plansing any shaue
trees, or changing tne same In any nisawAJ, tney
shah give notiee OF sacn con.s,,,p.atau s amlp 3 Hsss
sacn trees are lntendcu 10 be piaRtod) IN one or
If y,era be any nswspaper puolisned III SAID place.
for at least Two weeks prior to auy meeting IN
whlcn tuoy snail decide 70 MAKE suca improve
4 And be it enacted, That the cost of planting
M "a or suar,is Tor the protection thereof. wnen
necessary, snail be borne o. Tue real estate IN front
OF which SuCn tftcS ~ 49, "
cost thereof as to each Tract oe real estate snail pc
cal tfded by said com nlissionefs to the person nav
mo charge OF the eoItsctiou OF taxes Tor SAID mu-
niclnaLity; and. upol the nt,ng OF said cerslhcate.
rn,, amount OF the cost Of sucI Improvement Small
h. sana pauoIne q lien upal sad Ianis IN front
az wnicn laid trees weIe pl.nteu or set OUT, and tne
said collecting orticer shall pace ms assessment
N mate against any property III the annual Tax
hills rendered ~ 0 ner % owners OF such properly,
anu the same shall De coiiectipis IN tne sasns
manuer as the other taAcs AGAINST SAID property
are collected. av-ansa
of cnr,nr tor said trees, aIter being Liantet Or SCI
ont and the expense Of publ .sh,ig said nosiees,
sssti be borne and paid D, u gelsral Tax 10 DC
raIseu by SAID municipality; sAti sae saAii n2t ex-
ceea the sum OF one-te, LII Of one mil on tne uol,
,nuni.I alily, and me needsd amount saaii eacn
wear De certified by said co.tlaiissIoners y, the as.
SCISSOR and assessors OF sad inunlclpaity, anu oe
assessed ana r-lsed as other gaAes. -
:. And be IL enacted, rna- thIs act snail hke
eff ect Immediately
ApprOyeu march %, lS9h
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
NOTICE TO DEALERS N SCHOOL FURNR,

Sealed proposals will be received by the heN
Street and Water Commissioners. 90 Mon InpA8
%. 1888. at ten O'Clock a. NJ. for the kurnprrA&.
iiverirg and setting In position. etc., GO cd
about four hundred and twenty-five q X4
for public school uses in accordance WITH
tions on nle in the ONCE of the Chle5i* .<.
corner of Jersey avenue and Mercer ST.
blank forms Of bid and agreement OF 81
Proposals. must be enclosed in scala
endorsed proposals for Chairs. dire N
j. Somers, Esq, Chairman of Commimx
Buildings. Docks and Parks" and A8z.%|
clerk OF the Board In open meetinfI Y
for in the order Of business rele ell
proposals.
plete.
bids II it considers that the estes%%[
city can be conserved BY so doinffuN*I*
No civ official will be aocepttnH
will a substitution of suretfes bG +
me attention of bidders Is 81
Section Z, Chapter 1874, ews OF Cd
whereof no contract snail De Pa 3*<+ *@'
or become effective or operattat
men offered by the contraet ost +
as to suficiency by this oarehI
the CORPORATION Counsel -
Board having power 20 e.
houdsmen under oath.
BY order of the Board OF ST
mtssioners.
Dated Jersey City. June 1s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
CHAPTER CCLxxxIX.

An Act relating to the compensation to be given 20.
the prosecutors of the pleas In the counties OF
the first class OF this state.
/. Belt enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That hereafter
the annual salary of the prosecutors OF the pleas
In every county of the first class shall be- eight
Thousand dollars, payable in monthly installments
in neu Of all fees ana allowances, which fees shall
be pad into the county treasury, provided. that
ties until the said prosecutor in SAID respective
counties shall have filed Ia the Office of the county
clerk OF said county his acceptance of the salary
hereinbefore nxed, and a waiver of all fees, now
fixed by law.
of acts inconsistent win this act he and the
same are hereby repealed, and that this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved april i, 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
A P%OCKETBOOK FOUND.

Leon Wood Manton of No. rs Clifton place
found a pocketoook containing $1.32 and a key
on & Montgomery street car this morning, and
left 1t at the First precinct police station
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
CHAPTER ~ccLxxxvrI1.

-Z CnAEIG0 NGAAAAV
A supplement to an act entitled "a further sup
plenlsnt to an act entitled AN act for the better
bay Of the act entitled IAN act for the preserve;
ton Of CLANS and oysters,"'p approved April
forty SIX, and the supplements thereto. approved
March eighth, one Thousand eight hundred and
s sSpnSysa feb MlaGS t sMsnsaeth sue one sRous Mai
eight hundred and eighty six.
semb ii Of the State Of New jersey. That the
twelfth section Of he act entitled = further sup
enforcement Ia Maurice river cove and Delaware
bay OF the act entitled IAN ase Tor the preserve
fourteenth, one thousand eight hundred and forty
six. ana the supplements thereto. approves aareh
stso. be aud the same is hereby amended SO as to
reau as follows:
tor any person or persons 10 catch or take oysters
from any Of the natural oyster beds or natural .oy-
runaing direct from the mouth fisSts q strs 94om
gear. and from the hfteentn day of June dntil the
oyster Ga growth nor planted oysters shall be caught
OF taken from any OF the grounds IN Deiaware
ssaainst any OF the provisions of this section shall
CONVICTION thereof shall for every onense oe pun
ished BY a fne not exceeding two hundred dollars
bboosify, at tie disoTetion Of the court and any boat
or vessel used or employed in the commission OF
uCn Oll6n5Cd kaiAob IA pAO'A W. $50
with all her tackle. furniture and apparel. and the
oysters thereon. shall be forfeited and the same
seized secured and sold in the maaner
presoribed In the ninth and tenth
Sections of the act entitled "An act for
the preservation OF CLANS and oysters" approved
April fourteenth. one thousani eight hundred aud
forty,six,a ana the proceeds of such sale, after de
Quoting all expenses, shall be paid to the said col
leetor Of The oyster fund.
q And be it enacted, That 1t shall be unlawful
for any person, persons or corporation to stake UP
grounds or plant oysters porth OF a line running
from the north of straight creek 70 Cross Ledge
lighthouse, ana that any and all grounds staksd
uD coutrary 10 the provisions Ut this act, and all
oysters planted thereon shall be deemed public
property and shall be prosecuted according to pune
provisions of the twelfth section of IN act entitled
ia further supplement- TO an act entitled AN act
for the better enforcement in Maurice river cove
and Delaware bay OF the act entitled An act for
the preservation of clans and OYSTERS ap-
proved April fourteenth, one Thousand eight hun
dred and ~fcrty-six. and the supplements thereto.
8. And he 1t enacted, that all acts or parts OF
acIs ipcon sistent with the provisions OF this act
be and the same are hereby repealed.
4. And De it e~nacted. That this act snail take
effect immd1ateely.
Approved april 3, 1898,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
THE JERSEY CITY news
so MONTGOMERY STREET.
RUTGERS NEW PROFESSOR.
speciar to me Jersey city Ne,os.

Special to The Jersey CITY Netcs.
AsBuRY PARK, June IS, 1S93.-After two days
of balloting tho members OF the General SYNOD
Of the Reformed Church In America, elected a
professor Of theology, in Rutgers Theological
College. to succeed the late Dr.. Mahan- Inc
successful candidate is the Rev. il searie, or
field for the position. The session will in all
probability, close tomorrow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
CHAPTER c~cLxxxIv.

An Act fixing the term Of office of ovefseers ofthe
poor in second-ciass cities.
!. BE- IL enacted by the Senate and General as.
sembiy of the STATE OF New JERSEY, mat IN clues 81
hereafter De appointed for the term OF three Years
and uuIfI the Quaiihcation OF his succesSor; IL snail
he Iuwfu III for the common council. board or alder
men, the mayor, board OF commissioners or ponce
the ipuoiutmenr OF sucn officer to appoint nim at
any time after The passage OF this acU fof the term
OF three years as aforesaid, notwithstanding any
APPOINTMENT heretofore maqs; upon the spPotnt-
uant OF said Queer under the PROVISIONS OF TINS
afl, the term of the o verseer OF the poor heretofore
appointed snail cease; sc the time OF such appoint,
nient tho salary OF tns overseer or the poor shaLl
be- fixed as now provided by law.
2. And pe il enacted, That eli general, puonc or
other acts OF any kinds wnatsosver. or any part
thereof. inconsistent with the provisions OF CHS
act. are hereby abrogated and repeated, and that
this act shall take effect immediately.
Approved Marches, 1898.
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pAsT1ME FOR SUMMER DAYS.

the letters only in red cotton (or any 9TH
er color would do), and in the center OF
the two lines make small round dots like
the examples shown in the cut.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15

CHAPTER ccLxxxL
1 Supplement- 10 ansact entitled AN act in relation
to ihe stare house and adjacent pnhiic grounds,