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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-25
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

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Sealed proposals win be received at the ONCE of
Monday, June s; 1898, at ten O'Clock a. NJ, for the
impfosenen ST. PAuL,s AVENUE,
from Tonnele avenue to James street. in accord
anee with specifications 90 die in the of1iee of the
Ger srreefs. vhere blank forms Of bid and agree.
ment of sureties must be obtalned.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 2. 500 cubic yards or earth excavation.
About 10 CUBIC yards OF rock excavation.
About 50 cubic yards of earth filling.
About 1901 cubic yards Of sand or gravel NIL
about $500 square yards OF stone paving.
About /. 80 lineal feet OF uewcurb stone.
ABOUT SO square feet of new bird &c stone.
About 6, 500 square feeI of new Tagging.
About 100 lineal feet OF reset curb stone.
About 800 square feet relaid bridge stone.
About 67Ol square feet of relaid tagging.
About 80 lin cal feat OF curbiug.
ABOUT 9 basin heads 70 ps reset;
Time allowed for the completion of the work,
seventv-tve C75) working days.
ward OF the contract therefor, will be subject to
the remonstrance OF the owners of the property
liable Z, more than one-half the assessment
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes.
endorsed. proposals for Improvement of st.
Chairman OF Committee on Streets and Sewers
and handed TO the Clerk OF the Board IN open
meeting when called for IN the order OF business
No CITY o6icial will 10 accepted as surety, nor
will a substitution n %sureties be allowed.
Section Z, Chapter 1874, Laws OF leyl. under the
terms whereof, NO contract shall be binding upon
pondsmen offered BY the consractor have beea APP
proved rs TO sufticiency by this Hoard. and as 70
form by the Corporation councig tee Psesideut q
this Board having power TO examine the proposed
By order Of the Board of Street and Water Com.
A'ss'0ns's GEORGE 7. HoUToN
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TEN THOUSAND TARGETS.
VIII Be Banged at BY the Trap Shoe
ers League.

VIII Be Banged At BY the Trap Shoot
ers League.
The fourth monthly contest of the New
Jersey crap Shooters League, will occur
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, upon
the grounds of the Endeayor Gun Club at
Marion. There will be. sweepstake shoot
ing on the grounds throughout the entire
day, beginning at g.. A. NJ, open to all
marksmen. 1t is expected that all of the
prominent sportsmen in this vicinity will
participate in these events, which will
number forty, and comprise shoots at 10,
Is, and 20 birds. Among solne Of the
noted trap shooters that will compete are:
Jacob Pentx, w Fred Quirnby, w. r.
Hobart, J. Collins, and al. Heritage. The
Endeavor Club has provided 10000 clay
targets for the occasion and hope to dis
pose of them all In the league shoot
eight teams of five men each viii fill the
traps. Extra Accommodations have been
provided for the ladies. No admission
fee will be charged and those interested in
shooting are invited to witness the com-
petitions at the grounds on Saturday. A
Stage will run from the Marion station
direct to the ground, to convey visitors
free of charge. The event promises TO be
very interesting and will equal some Of
those decided here in the days of the Jer-
sey City Heights Gun Club.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-25
HOBOKEN CITY NOTES.


The Tax Commissioners will meet thi s evening
at the Council Chamber.
st. Mary's Miastrels gave their last perform
ance last night at st. Mary's Hall before a large
audience.
Street Commissioner Kelly had a gang Of men
at work cleaning Ferry stteet Yesterday. This
is one of the most prominent t-horoughfaresi in
the city, and daily the promenade OF thousands
of women and children.
The Bad Senator is going to go a-ashing. This
announcement was made last night in Hobokcn
and created some surprise. 'Fishinsy Why
he's always f<hing,'' one old resident was heard
10 remark. Yes, but this time not for suckers :
was the reply OF a man-about-t town.
Treasurer Charlss Hicks, of the Board of Edu-
cation has filed his official bond, the sureties
being Hon. K. f. Rabe and Charles +. Cohen,
each in the sum of 5 $4,000
The children of ST. Joseph's Church, nn Mon
roe street will give a May Pole entertain ment at
the school hall on Ferry street.
Martha Institute, Sixth street and Park
avenue. this evening. d dramatic Entertainment
will be given BY Jugend Verein Of the German
Evangelical Church.
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MIGHT BE BETTER ENGAGED.

WASHINGTON, May 25. 1s93.-Naval Of
fcers aud other persons interested IN
naval progress will this year miss the
valuable annual publication which has
been issued from the Bureau Of Naval
Intelligence, describing In detail the
deyelopmen5 of marine architecture.
torpedoes, great guns, engines and other
matters touching naval DEVELOPMENT.
Because some of the the officers hereto
fore engaged in the compilation OF this
volume have been detailed to duty at the
Chicago Exposition its publication will
be omitted this yea and IN its place
will be issued a short pamphlet descftp-
tive of the naval maueouvres OF Euro
mean powers last summer and fail.
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MIR. LOVES APPOINTMENT.

Backed BY Senator Smith He Won the
Place.
WASHINGTON. May 25, 1S93.-The ap-
pointment of Theonore r. Love to be Cox
lector of Customs at Bridgeton was due
largely to the influence OF Senator Saith.
There were several applicants for the
place. Love. however, is a business man
and was backed by the Senator on this
account, He had other hackers. OF
course. Realizing that it had a great
work on its hands in the matter of reor-
ganizing the customs service the Treas
ury Department, under Mr.. Carlisle. has
consumed a great deal of time in special
examination of each applicants papers.
The result OF these examinations has
been Mr.. Loves appointment over more
than a score of applicants.
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THIS BaUTE SHOULD Be BANGED.

William Hutchinson OF Hoboken recently
went home drunk and beat his mother who is
eighty years old, and then knocked his sister
down when she soughtto save the aged mother
from the drunken mans rage. Hutchinson
was tried today 10 the Court Of Special Sessions
and convicted. When Judge Hudspeth i'm
posed sentence of three months at the Peni-
tentiary on the brute he said
Hutchinson, you ought to be taken out and
strung up to a lamp post"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-25
FIRE ALARM INVENTOR DEAD.

CHICAGO, May 25. 1S93.-Prof. Moses G..
Farmer of Boston, the widely known
electrician, died here this morning. His
name is associated with the invention OF
the Boston fire alarm and several 9th er
important electrical inventions and i'm
provements. He was for many years th e
professor of electricity at the United
States Torpedo Station, Newport, r.. J..
The burial will be at Eliot, Me.
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WHAT DID THEY EXPECT.

CHICAGO, May %, 1s93.-Perry Shuman,
a lawyar. has been instructed by Robert
Levy. Manager of the Turkish village in
Midway Plaisance, to bring an action for
damages against the Chicago Fair Direc-
tory for breach of contract in failing to
furnish the villages with light and lavato-
ries. The case will be watched with in
terest by concessionaries along the street.
inaSmuch as they have the same grievance
against the Exposition.
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Princeton.
HAPPY nUM0RS
win Close the Season Next Week With
a Competition For Prizes.

Itfl Close In4 Sea5OA N6&b
a Competition For Prizes.
The Humor Club 30 wlers met Tor prac-
tice Last night on Fuller's new alleys on
Palisade avenue and listened to a report
Of the committee appointed to select
prizes for the meeting TO be held next
Wednesday nigat, when the season will
terminate with a competition i'll which
the highest us well as the lowest member
in the series will be rewafdeh With ii
tropn yAof some kind. Judging from those
-aAreaaAsecured tbs prizes-Hill be valua-
bile. Among these will be q baby car
1iege. oak library. fancy table, library
,zble refrigerator aud gold headed uin-
brelis. The medal for the best syerage
DUNG the season will also be awarded.
In. keszig has the best chance Of win
ming ii. la tbs practice roiliag some
very fair scores were made. kIalsruth
Fuller and Steltz were the leaders with
., f~aItnwinu oc0Fas.-
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TEAM 2.
BERGEN BOWLERS

Will Have an Outing-Earle's Big
Score.
The Bergen Bowling Club will COM
plete its season mex Wednesday night
with a prize BOWL at Henn's alleys. A
drawing will also take place for a silk
nmbrella, presented by Fred Hem. the
proprietor of the alleys. A meeting was
held last night and all arrangements
completed for the closing event. Bust
ness relative to the outing to be held
May 80, at Rutherford. was also attended
to. The usual weekly average contest
was rolled, and the honor was secured by
james Earle with a score of 228. Fred
Heintze and Fred Gallery also did well
with the ball. The totals follow
a. ura-f q In
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-25
POLICY DEALERS ARRESTED.

Writer Longwe1l Caught Right in the
Act by Detective Feeney.
Prosecutors Detective John p. Feeney is
after the policy shop keepers with a sharp
stick. Yesterday afternoon he arrested
Arnold Longwell of No. 426 Grove street,
on a charge of selling policy tickets. De-
tectiye Feeney caught Longwell ssdead to
rights Longwell was arraigned before
Justice O'Donnell this morning. Detec-
tive Eeeney was pre- sent with the evil
dence, slips, books. ETC., which had been
c~oniiscated. Longwell said he would waive
examination. and Justice OiDennell re-
quired him to furnish $500 bail to appear
before the Grand jury, which he fur
piShad
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USED AS AN EXAMPLE

GrewIsr Rushing Did Not serve as an
Excuse for this Tough.
Justice Birdss IL is determined to break
up the gang that infests the neighbor-
hood of the ow-horse houses on Nrwark
auenue, at the foot of the Hill.
This morning Solomon Lomotto, living
at No. so Colgate street, nineteen years OF
age, was sentenced to S. or thirty days
for having committed ~nuisances there.
Lomotto declared that he WAS Innocent OF
any misdemeanor, and asserted that he
was only worrying the growler." He
was sentenced, the Justice told him, as
an example to others.
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ROEBLING MILL BURNED.
snecia1 to The JERSEY cir Ness.

TRENTON, May 25, 1893.-The rolling depart
ment of Roebling's mill was completely de-
stroyed by fire shortly before SIX O'Clock
Yesterday morning. The damage is placed at
$4,000 The rolling department is a separate
building. and the fire is supposed to have origi-
mated from the gas furnaces used In melting
ore. The firemen were somewhat hampered in
their work by the bursting of several hose, but
inside of thirty minutes from tue time the fire
was discovered the blaze was extinguished.
The building will be rebuilt at once and work
raSitmad
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-25

all the Grand Army men in this county. "
A new organization, composed of the
members or the disbanded Farnhaai
Posi-, was organized in New YORK last
nignf. 1t is known as the Noah l.. fafn-
hgm Independent Veterans. No. /. oyer
one hundred OF members OF The ,lefuuet
post were present, and a sentiment
generally prevailed that the u. A. II. naa
not seen the epd of the matter yet. The
members of the new organization Will
parade on Decoration Day as an inde-
uendent organization,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-25
NOTORIOUS CoUNTERFElTERs CAUGHT

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May 25. 1893.-An
extensive and desperate gang Of counter-
feIters have been uneartned in Southwest
Missouri by Government Secret Service
officials. 1t is said that they have been
pursuing their nefarious business for
many months, and have put in circula-
ton many thousand Of dollars in spurious
rpip
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M'EENzlEs HOLD OUT.

The City Hall Commissioners were in session
this morning and spent two hours in trying to
arrive at some agreement with the George Nc
Kerizie estate, ROBERT McAndrw, the agent was
present, but the McKenzies still hold out for a
high figure. An ainicable adjustment Of all the
the difficulties is looked forward 70.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-25
RUTGERS BEAT STEVENS.
In Athletic Contests at Orange Oval
Yesterday Afternoon.

An AIhtettc contests at OraHSe OVhi
Yesterday Afternoon.
The first annual . field day Of
Stevens and Rutgers Colleges was cele-
brated on the Orange Oval yesterday
afternoon in the presence OF a good sized
crowd. Scarcely a record of eth er col
leRe was broken After the decision OF
the events there was a scrub game OF
lacrosse between Stevens men aud a few
outsiders. The scoring In the events was
on the basis OF five points for first place.
two for a second place and one for a third
place. and the total result WAS Rutgers
40 1-3 to Stevens 49 2-3. The result fol
laws:-
One hundred yard dash-Metler, Rutgers,
first: Hobart. Rutgers. second; Klumpp, Stevens,
third. Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
Standing broad jump-Coleman, Stevens first:
tennis. Rutgers. second; Parsons. Rutgers,
Distance, 10 feet 1N inches.
one mile run-Deughtys Rutgers, first;
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Wheeling Notes.

]. Charles Appleby and Mr.. Bergheim of the
H. c. W. returned yesterday from an extended
tour on their wheels through the shenandoah
Valley and report having had a delightful
trip.
The members of the Lady Bergen Cyclers
enjoyed a run yesterday to Bergen Point
The championship races of the New Jersey
Division of the League of American Wheelmen
Will occur in Trenton June 80 and July !.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals Will be received by the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners. oD Monday.
May %, 1893. at ten o'clock A. NJ, for the carting
and trimming OF about f,3U0 tons OF coal at the
Belleville station of the Jersey City Water Works.in
accordance with Specifications on file fn the of1ce
OF the chief Engineer, corner of Jersey avenue ana
~ Greer street, where blank forms of bid and agree
ment of sure1ies may be obtained.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed proposals for trimming coal, 'utreete 10
g. r. i oe. Esq, Chairman OF ommt,tee on Pump,
INK and Reservoirs" and handed TO the Clerk OF
the Board in open meeting, when ca led for III the
order of business relating to scale proposals
Bidders must stats a price per gross ton Tor Sucn
caring and trimming.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids il IL considers that the pest interest OF the city
can be conserved by so doing.
Nc city official will be accepted as surety. nor
Will a substitution of sureties be allowed.
The attention OF bidders is especi.ly called TO
Section I, Chaprer III. Laws of. 1891, under The
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city or become %eifectife or operative until the
bondsmen offered by the contractor have been ab-
proved as to sufficiency by this Board and as to
form by the Corporation Counse. the President OF
the Foa d having power TO examine the proposed
bondsmen under oath.
By order of the Street and Water Commission
ers. ,o,roN
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. May %. 1898
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Walker, Stevens, second; Jensen, Rutgers,
third. Time, 5 minutes II seconds.
One mile bicycle ~race-Clark, Rutgers, first;
Benedict. Stevens, SECOND; Bennit. stevens;
third. Three minutes So As seconds.
Putting sixteen pound-Ranney, Rutg ers,
first; Coleman, Stevens, second; Whiteman,
Stevens, third. Distance, "a feet "a inches.
Four hundred and forty yard dash-Metier,
Rutgers, first; Byram. Rutgers, second hemDie,
Stevens. and Ludlow, Rutgers, a tie FOR third.
Time, 55 25 seconds.
Throwing hammer-Lull Rutgers, first;
Ranney, Rutgers. second; kollstede, Stevens,
third. Distance, IS feet 8 inches.
Half mile run-Cooper, Rutgers, first; Messier,
Rutgers, second; Doughty, Rutgers, third.
Time, 2 minutes 10 seconds.
Running high j~ump-Parsons, Rut gers, frst
Cuntz. Stevens, second; R. Messimer and craft,
Stevens and Hampton, Rutgers, a tie for third,
Height. 5 feet.
Twenty-Five yard hurdle race--Cuntz; Stevens,
first; Metler, Rutgers. second; maynard,
Stevens, third. Time, 30 seconds.
Throwing baseball--Vandyke, Rutgers. first;
Kireker, Stevens, second; Van Slyke. Rutgers,
third. Distance, 3OS feet.
Half mile walk-Gilmore, Stevens, first;
Thomas, Rutgers, second, Taft, Stevens, third.
Time, 8 minutes 80 seconds.
Running broad jump-Maccord, Stevens. first;
Coleman. Stevens. second; Dobbins, Rutgers,
third. Distance. 10 feet IL inches.
Pole Vaulr-Blair, Stevens, first; Flake. Rut-
gers. second: Patmalee. Rutgers and Strong,
Stevens, tie for third. Height s feet 6 inches.
Two hundred and twenty yard
Stevens, first; Hobart, Rutgers. second; Byram,
Rutgers. third. Time, 25 seconds.
gsLacrosse Game-Stevens, 5 goals; Rutgers, Z
goals
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Strikes, Spares and Breaks.

The Ladies Pioneer Club decided at the meet
ing last night on Pohlmanu's alleys to close the
season next Wednesday night with a prize con-
test. Medals will be awarded for the best scores
during the season and to Mrs. Mutschler for her
splendid record OF POI made a few weeks ago,
which beats all records made by lady bowiers
in the State.
The Teutonia Bowling Club will complete its
tomorrow night. -,
The Fresh Air team is not content and will
challenge the Tuesday Nighters to bowl another
pam6
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PRINCETON PLAYERS.
The Lacrosse Team Selected to Meet the
New York A. C..

The Lacrosse Team Selected to Meet the
New York A. c.
The great game of lacrosse that Is TO
be PLAYED at the New Jersey Athletic
Clubs grounds Oh Tuesday. May 81, Is
attracting a great deal Of attention. The
contending teams will represent Prince
ron College and mel New York A. e. These
Two crack teams have met on several
occasions and the wearers of the winged
foot nave won. The Princeton boys
have been training hard Tor the past
few weeks and expect TO give the New
Workers a hard fight.
The lacrosse match on Decoration Dny
will be started promptly at 1 p. NJ. j. r.
Flannery of the n. Y. A. c.. will act as
referee. The teams will line up as fol-
1ows.-
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To Be Opened on Decoration Day.

300 Lots to be sold at $25 a lot. 200 at s35
small sum of $50 u lot. Just think Of it. r
station, 40 minutes from the City Hall. an
you can purchase lots and secure tue fou
~ payments of 81 a week.
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Chicago Cheek.

CHICAGO, May 25, 1893.-The Chicago
Times today prints Il story claiming that
the Chicago Fair cannot be closed on
Sunday by an injunction. According to
the Times the United States as a party
complainant would lave no grounds to
ask an injunction, nor would the Sab
batariaus for that matter, aud besides the
latter would be at the disadvantage OF
having to file a bond of such proportions
rs 10 make it a practical lmpcsstbIlity.
Commissioner st. Clair satisfied him.
self upon this point by holding a confer
ence with a number of attorneys ON the
question. Incorporation Counsel Mil
Ter is clear on the subject. Edwin
Walker of the Exposition Company is
uneuuivocal iu his statements on this
point. Corporation Counsel kraus, ex-
County Attorney Bliss u a numbe OF
other prominent lawyers all express the
same opinion.
II do not see how the National Govern
ment could interfere by an fnJuncrlon,"
said John S. Miller, ex-Corporation
Counsel. sit could not show that IL
would be injured in any way for which it
has not an adequate remedy in law. 1t
could only be damaged In any event To the
extent of the money advanced to the
directory, and it has ample security Tor
that. Courts of equity do not interfere
u grant iujunctions merely ina matter
of sentiment. There must, as a rule, be
some properly right involved, which
would suffer i~rreparable damage II an in
JUNCTION were moi granted. and such is
not the case.1
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UNCLE SAM DETERMINED,
He Wants the Fair Closed on Sum
lay Chicago Cheek.

WASHINGTON, May %, 1s93.-As the
result of District Attorney Milchrist's
consultation with Attorney General
Olney. he took away with him last night
explicit instructions if he finds on his
arrival in Chicago that the Commission
still adhered to its decision to open the
Chicago Fair next Sunday TO present
the matter to the Federal Court and ask
for an injunction or any other legal pro-
cess which the facts would warrant and
which would prevent a violation OF the
laws OF thu United States"
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a lot, and 300 beautiful cornsr lots for the
light within % minutes ride of the Erie
d directly opposite the City of Yonkers,
ndation OF a home for S. down, and week.
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FAT PEOPLE

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Who Ever Heard Of Such Liberia

But we make money by it.
We are establishing a city OF homes
acres at our command. Later on the lots
will bring $500, Do you recollect our ME
land Lake two years ago, when lots now
to $50? The same will be the result at tn
tors. Is your money invested in Saving
our town sites at our expense. TUCK a
you are pleased. For Maps, Circulars,
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build, a years pass over the railroad free
lid with. Easy monthly payments.
ted against ~nuisanees, and not mure than
g same street at the above figure. People
the same street Will be charged double.
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Dated Jersey City. May %, 1898
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Datsd Jersey cIey. way Y. lssa
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-12-09
MOlER AVENUE.

LATE ARRIVAL.
Last night was dark, but one star peered
through,
A rift in the clouds, and her fair arms
On that high ether sea, gently atioat,
Silken sails furled, from tiny white
boat
An odd looking parcel, but carefully
pressed,
BY this beautiful star, close to her breast;
And by flashing rays, from her own
bright light,
Down to Martinsburg took her flight.
She peered in the windows on Albert
street,
With searching eye and face fairly
sweet,
Till she came to one open, and pausing
A vision of loneliness, supernally fair
Unwrappcd that bundle, a pink robed
ball,
And in John Taylor's arms she let it fall.
She spoke in voice that gave glad
thrill,
"Give him the name of Mckinley Bill.
We stars of the heavens have watched
Fifth Ward,
Its future greatness well carefully guard,
BY installing Republicans just like this, "
And she gave little "Bill" goodbye kiss.