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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-30

THE trouble with the familiar
royalist, who has again projected
his personality into the editorial
columns of the Bulletin, seems to
be that somebody else is drawing
a military salary. This causes an
unrequited itching in the palm of
the military royalist who is mot in
it." 1t is limited in political circles
that the occasional military editor
of the evening royalist journal once
showed his superior ability as a
strategist by timing certain coup
d etat SO that in case of failure
handy steamer would be leaving
for foreign shores. Perhaps the
colonel without the-rank-of- COM
mander-of-the-forces would be in
command now, if he had not for
feited the confidence of mill
tary circles" As it is he finds him
self reduced to writing warlike
editorials without even the salve of /
a salary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-30

Thinking presumably he had
not laid sufficient emphasis on the
point Secretary Bayard repeated
the above instruction at the close
of his dispatch in stronger and
more specific terms as follows !:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-30

THE ADVERTISER violated no con-
idence in publishing correct YER
sion of ex-Minister Stevens state
ment to set him right before the
public, after the publication of a
garbled copy. The ''cold fact" which
remains is that some one either
connected with, or in the confidence
of the Bulletin stole the unrevised
copy of the statement, and that
journal is finding it more difficult
than usual to escape the unpalata-
bic result of its contemplate act.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-30

''Whilst we abstain from interfer-
ence with the domestic affairs of
Hawaii, in accordance with the
policy and practice of this govern
ment, yet obstruction to the chan
nels of legitimate commerce under
existing treaty must not be al
lowed, and American citizens in
Hawaii must be protected in their
persons and property by the repre-
sentatives of their country's law
and power, and no internal dis
cord must be suffered to impair
them. Your own aid and counsel,as
well as the assistance of the officers
of our government vessels, if found
necessary, will therefore be promt-
ly afforded TO PROMOTE THE REIGN
OF LAW AND RESPECT FOR ORDER
LY GOVERNMENT IN HAWAII"
Our little friend the Bulletin
wishes to be excused for its con-
temptible manner of securing a
copy of Mr.. Stevens statement, be-
cause, forsoothl it has made the
first scoop" that journal has con-
tanned for many, many months.
The levity with which the Bulletin
admits its dishonorable action and
excuses itself because there are
other thieves and scoundrels in the
journalistic world, whom it is care
full not to specify, is certainly in
keeping with the paper and its
cause. Just so long as the Bulle-
tin refuses to state where it got
that "pen and ink" copy, it must
bear the odium of its dishonorable
act. The old game of mudthrow-
ing will not avail in this case, as
editorial patience is one of the
cardinal virtues when chasing a
shief who wishes to double and
escape. A reward is offered |
n another column, by the
Hawaiian Gazette Company, for
he detection of the scoundrel who
evels in the confidence of the Bull
etin's editor-probably by mutual
tipulation-and it is very likely
hat more light will be thrown on
he subject as soon as the facts can
'e placed in Mr.. Stevens posses
ion. In the meantime the editor
f the Bulletin, which averages a
scoop" once in about two years,
an amuse himself hunting prece-
ents for his ungentlemanly course
nd keeping his hand in at dirty
'ork by turning the crank of his
'yalist organ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
BURGLARS INVADE GREENYILLE.

Careless Residents Invite Marauders by
Leaving Windows aud Doors Open.
During the past few nights a gang of
burglars have been prowling about the
Greenville section, and numerous at
tempts have been made to enter residen-
ces and stores. On Wednesday night the
burglars attempted to break into Thomas
Lyons saloon at No. 152 o cean avenue.
The window at the rear of the store was
forced open with some sharp
instrument. probably jimmy,
but as nothing was missing the
burglars were probably scared away
This is the third attempt that has been
made by burglars TO enter this saloon
within the past few weeks, and Captain
Nugent Of the Fifth precinct has detailed
a detective to keep an eye open for the
thieves.
Il am not surprised, said one of the
sergeahts yesterday, that this section is
being visited by burglars. They could
pot find a better place to carry on their
section seem to have no fear OF rob-
berry, and cav the doors q windows
of their homes unlocked at night. Very
often windows are left wide open. Is it
any wonder that the burglars come here.
| am surprised that there are not more
robberies, and vet, when they do occur,
these very same residents, who leave
their windows open, when robbed. come
to us, and nlame us for not pre- venting
the robbery. They do not take into con-
sideration that the posts in the Fifth
precinct are very large, and the patrol
men hnd it nc easy matter to cover
them. If the re sIdents will ipsist on
leaving doors a nc windows unlocked.
they must expect to be robbed and not
blame us for what they call "neglect OF
dutv
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
LOCAL CHURCH MATTERS.
Father Coar to ofaciate at st. Mary's
Coming Excursions.

Father Cosr to Oficfate at st. Mary's-
Coming Excursions.
The Rev. Father Walter Coar will cele-
brate his first mass at St. Mary's R. G.
Church tomorrow. de is q son of Robert
B. Coar of the parish.
The BaptisJ Sunday Schools OF Jersey
City and Hoboken will hold their fourth
annual picuic on Tuesday. Juno 81, goiug
to ROTOR Point for q days outing. Two
steamboats, will be used.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Paul's
M. E. Church. Third street, gave a clip
ping party at the church last night: A
mum Der of fancy articles wrapped In
paper were suspended from the ceiiing
by strings. which could be cut or pay
menG OF ten cents y clip, the contest be-
longing to the clipper. The proceeds
will be applied to fsnovating the parson-
age.
and Mrs. Duryec OF New Brunswick
visited the city during the weeh to attend
the organ recital In Lafayette. Rev. DR..
Duryee was the pastor of the Lafayette
Reformed Church for twenty-six years.
He is now q member of the faculty OK
Rutgers College.
There will be special services tomor
row at the TirstU nlveraalistCh urch Sum-
nit avenue and Grand street. The SUI
day school will be present in q body and
conduct the greater part of the pro
gramne. Frank o. Cole will address the
meeting and adetail Of veterans will at
tend.
Two of our popular pastors. ths Rev,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
GETTING READY FOR THE FALL.

The Democratic County Committee AR
ranging For Their Poll Watchers.
There was a meeting of the Democratic
County Committee last night. The mem
bers were called together for the purpose
of submitting to Chairman NJ. j. O'Don-
nell the names of two men to act as cleo
ton officers during the fall registratie q
and election.
The committeeman, with but few ex-
ceptions, fled the nam es OF their respec-
tive candidates. The others will sub
NIT the names OF their representatives in
the early part Of next week.
Then Chairman O'Do1nell goes over
the list with q sharp pruning knife, aud
allows only competent men TO look after
the interests of the Democratic candi-
dates III the booths. The proposed re-
organization was not discussed. 1t Is a
tough subject for some OF the members
whose scalps are desired.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
Y. M. c. A. NOTES

The mems meeting tomorrow afternoon in
the building Nos So SO Wayne street, at four
o'clock, viii be especially interesting. Rev.
Thomas Houston, the blind evangelist. will
speak and sing. His subject will be .The
Majesty of Man: or, the Only Thing in Which
God is Greater Than Man. Come and bring
your friends. All men Welcome. Good, lively
singing. A nice cool placs. Try it once and
you wifi come again.
The Hill Branch Will hold its mems meetings,
beginning with tomorrow, at No. SO Congress
street. The meetings commence at four O'Clock
and last one hour. Tomorrow Physical Di-
rector Edmund I. WEIGH will address the meet
ing. All men are welcome. You certainly miss
some thing every meeting you fail TO attend.
The seysnth annual convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Associations in the first district
of New Jersey will b. heldi In the rooms of the
Greenville Association, beginning Saturday,
June 8. at two p. NJ, and lasting over Sunday.
Any member DESTROYS OF a tending is requested
to hand in his name to Secretary Greig at once.
Programmes can be had on application.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
MUSIC AT 81. MATTHEW'S.

A Grand Organ Recital Tomorrow
Evening. z
A musical service will be held at st.
Matthew's p. e. Church In observance of
Trinity Sunday. The full choral service
Of the church will be sung. beginning at
h~alf-past serer. An organ recital will
follow undo ne direction OF DR.. F. S.
Tipson, orgAnfst and choirmaster of St.
Matthew'S. The programm me of the re-
cital will be:-
/. Overture to the Occasional Oratorio >. Hand
II. (G) Andante In Batiste
(b) Intermezzo in d acbeth
() Gavotte in E Hat ..............F. s. Tipson
III. Prelude and Fugue C.St. Amnesty
~. Vocal selection ....:...
v. Grand Ofertoire in D Major ...-. ...Batiste
VI Air in a Major
A full attendance OF members Of the
parish and their friends 10 expected, and
strangers will be welcome.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
SHEalEgs SALEM cHAscERY OF NEW
~ JERSEY. =

SHERIFF,s SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW
JERSEY.
Between John Van Worst, executor Of Anna e
Miller. decd, complainant, and Margaret carlins
ct ais, defendants.
Fl. ia
For sale OF mortgaged premises.
RetuFnable May Term, A. D.. 1883.
Vredenburgh and GArfetson, Solicitors.
BY v irtue OF the above stated writ TO me directed
and delivered l shall sell by public vepdue at 9:
Wolbert's Real Estate ana Auction Rooms. NO. IT
Montgomery street, Jersey City, on
THuNsDAY the First day q Jqns, A; p; 1Sss
described land and premises with the appurten-
ances being the same described In said writ. that Is
All that one certain lot, tract. piece Or parcel q
land and premises situate. lying and petn9 u
Jersey City, in the County OF Huds son and STATE OF
New JERSEY, designated ana known on tne ap en-
titled. MAP OF jersey City, made. by I. e bacot,
City Surveyor, A. ID. 1861" and duly nieQ or
record in the Clerks ONCE OF Hudson County
bered two hun dred and thirteen t2ls), situated on
South Third NOW sixth) street. being twenty-five
feet wide in front and rear by one huhcrfd rect IN
length, and is butted and bounded as toilows: Be
ginning at q point on the northfrly SIDE OF Sonfn
Third street, distant one hundred and twenty
1--WE feet easterly from the northeast corner OF
Grove and South Third NOV SIXTH Street; thence
running 9 asterly along south Third street. twenty
1--WE feet; thence nortperly parallel with Grp'ye
street one hundred fest; thence westerly pafsiisl
with South Third street; .(25l feet thence soutneEly
parallel with Grove street one hundred feet to the
place Of beginning.
Dated April24. lSs3.
fSheriff.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
SHEEIFE,s SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW

y JERSEY.
Between the Enterprise Mutual Building and
Loan Association or Jersey City, complainant, ana
Jeanette White, ct ais, defendants.
Fl. "a.
For sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable May Term A. p. 1898.
James T. Northrop. solicitor.
BY virtue of the above btAIEd writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public yendye at y.
&. Wolbart's teal Estate and AnctioH. Rooms, No
q Montgomery street Jersey ctty. on ,eoo
at two O'clock in the aftetaoon. al. tia fellowinR
described land and p~refaises. with the epputte-
nances, being the same described In said writ, that
All that certain lot or parcel Of land situate In
Jersey City, Hudson County. New Jersey. Begin
ming at the sodths astefIy line Of Halliday street
at a point distant one hundred and twelve feet
and 81 K inches southtvesterfy from the southwest
erly line OF Maple street; thence running % south
easteriy and parallel Will, Maple street 70. through
and beyond the centre pf IL party wall standing
| partly on the premises hsSt adjoining northerly
thereto one hundred 600 feet; Silence CD south
westerly and parallel with halliday street twelve
feet and six inches; thence g.. horthHesterly and
parallel with Maple street, TO. through and beyond
the centre Of . partf waNstanding partly on the
premises hereby cohyeyed and partly on the
premises next adjoining seutheFly, theFetQ one
hundred feet to Halliday street, thenca North
~easterly along the southeasterly line Of Hanaday
street twelve feet and six inches 70 the point or
place Of beginning. Being the southefly half Of
ne mile from Jersey City Ferry, Hudson Co, N
sDa''a AD'li - 1855 EDWARD r. srAsY9ssr
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saER1FFs sALE-lN cHANoHRY RB NNw

~ a&@& nv ~
Between Anthony Rngelbrecht complainant, and
Patrick McCloskey, ct al. defendants.
FL fa.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
GREENvILLE Y. NJ. c. A. OUTING.
h Athletic Christians Left for Spring
Valley N. Y. This Morning.

A0 ACHt8EsO OnEiSth&uS "
Valley N. z. This Morning.
Over twenty-five members OF the Green
Wills Y. M. C. A. left this morning for
Spring Valley. N. Y, where they will re-
main until Wednesday morning. The
baseball team Of tue Athletic Club was
among the party. The team will play
three games with the Snring VALLEY team,
one this afternoon aud two on Memorial
Day. Tonight at the opera house Ia that
place the Dramatic Division will present
their great success, .sThe Freedom of the
Press'' for the benefit OF the Rockiand
County Wheeimen. On Tuesday after
noon the Athletic clubs will compete In
the games of the Fafrview Athletic Club
which will be held on che half mile track
at the rear OF the FaIrview Hotel Mr..
j. Francis Byrns will comDete IN the 100
aud 220 yard dRshes and the Held sports.
X. Pc tit and j. r. Peters will also run Ia
tie 100 and 220 yard dasnes.
" bile at Spring Valley the members
will stay At TIRE r. irvIew Hotei.
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SHERIFFyS

map OF Harsimus. made by Joseph. r. 4anaip.
which said l9s may BE- more psrucuistly descEtessd
side Of Eighth street one hundredfeet tioq IT. eAsss
erly from the corner formed by the intersScrton
Of the easterly side of Henderson street. with the
southerly side of Eighth street; thpnfe fun1tng
soutnerly parallel WITH Henderson street one hyn-
bred feet (10U H.; thence easterly parallel win
Eighth street twelty-Ave feet Co fl; shehcs north,
erly parallel with Henderson street. one hundred
feet Goo fL) to the soutberiy side OF Eightn srrHes;
thence westerly along the s~outherly SIDE OF Eighth
street twenty i've feet rs fl to the point or place
OF beginning
Dated May %, 1898 V@as
sheriff.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
NOTICES


cHEnrFr,s sALn-HuN1Ssso5N CIRCUIT COURT.
John Gardner ana Jonu Gardner, Jr. partners.
j i - s: T.
Returiable September Term. A. D. 1892.
Frederick Frambach, Jr Attorney.
HUDSON CIRCUIT corr.
John Cassidy. ct ais. VS.. Michael ]. Martin
On contract.
RsturaabSiss december Term. A. .. 1885,.
Carrick y Wortendyke, Attorneys.
HUDSON CIRCUIT cosSSa'ii.
Charles n. o'Neill vs.. Michael J. Martin
In debt.
kesuraisS J December Term. = D. 1892
J. Garrtck, Attorney.
NEW JERSEY SUPREME nj COURT.
Chaplin Hail Lumber Co. vs. Michael J. Martin
In contract.
E;.Ssi,ss :. F ss',S' y, ysrS; 4. p. 1895.
HuDsos CIRCUIT co ) 8 I
Thomas ReenilI. ct ais. VS.. Michael ]. Martin.
On contract.
kstarnaola April Term. =. D. 1898.
VIM III. ppugnerty, Attorney,
uupsoa aommoS pfaas :
oDsos
Matthew Bowen, essignee, vs.. Michael J. Mar
tins
On docteted Judgment
ii. IA &c.
Keturna6le LIST Tuesday in April, 1898.
james X. r,owen, attorney.
81 yistue OF the above stated writ directed and
delivered 10 john !, McPnllio s deceased, late
Sheriff 81 Badgon County. aud levy hereunder
having been made by said dece .sed sherin, aad an
order from the court dtrected to me, Edward h
Stanton. Sheriff OF Hudson CoGuty, I shall sell by
public vendue ut d. e. Wolberts Real estate and
Auction Rooms, az Montsohery street, Jersey
City, on
noxt,
at two o'clock in tie afternoon. all ths right.
Siehsei 4 Martid, in and to ali the foIlJwtag de-
scr,hs.d lana nssi premises, with the appurte.
rances. that IS 70 say.
| il 1 hereinafter p,rticnisrlg dcscriosd situate. "
inr snu being Iii the city of .Jersey City, in the
| County 81 Hudsju ard state OF New Jersey. kAown
AMI d5sirdated ns lot number tventy.nve t25l IN
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
FRANK 0. COLE OS PATRIOTISM.

The Uuiversalist Sunday School will hold me-
mortal services tomorrow. Frank 9. Cole will
deliver an address on "PatriotIsn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
CRAzED WITH ECZEMA
ON Face and Head -Four Years
Doctors and Specialist Of
Little Benefit.
Tries Cuticura. One Set Produces
Wonderful Change. Completely
Cured In Two Months.

/ have suffered with Eczema {Salt kneun) iof
about four years, all over my face, principally on
nv forehead, it being so bad that It made me half
crazy at times. / tried about half . dozen doctors.
among whom waa a specialist on skin diseases
rary relief. / then concluded to try your CUTI-
cURA REmEDrEs after being advised TO DO 90 by
q great number Of my friends. After using one
act I could see q great change for the better, and
after using three sets / found myself completely
cured. / feel myself cured as 4 have not seen
= uarticleo of it's return. GEO. A. LOWE,
so7 Market ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27

had been suffering with Erysipelas for several
years. It would appear during August ana sep
yery sore and my eyes were affected seriously. l
used two bottles 81 CUTIcuRA REsoLvENT, one
box Of the CuTIcUnA, and can safely gay am
cured. MISS NJ. NJ. HIGH
IS 3. Sd St., Reading, Pa.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27

straw hats In all the latest styles; look IN
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PERSONAL.
MASON WORK.

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Artificial stone OF every description, plain and
ornamental sidewalks. watertight cellars. plain
and ornamental clustering. and general mason
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BUyINESS CHANCES

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Apply, aluminium Reduction Works. Rome, Ga.
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CABIN EFT.

S'c'ty. Of State. ......... Walter Q. Gresham, lii
Sec'ty. OF the Treasury ..JohnG. Carlisle, KY
Sca'ty. of War. ...... Daniel g. Lamont, N. Y
Sec'ty. of the Navy. Hilary a. Herbert, Ala
Postmaster General. Wilson s. Bissell. N y
Secty. of the Interior. .uoke smith, Ga
Attorney General. Richard Olu-y, Mass
Sec'ty. of Agricultural. Sterling Morton, Neb
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SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice. .Mellyi'le W. Fuller, III
! stephen J. Field, Grill
.-John HI. HARLAN, XIV
.--.RorAcc Gray, Mass
Assooiota Ir.,;o., sam Blutcufurd, n !
David brewer, Has
Henry Is. brown. NJ ich
...Geurge shiras, Penn
J n oM ell Z Jackson, Tel
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