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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-29
TN BRIGHT UNIFORMS.
Foreign Soldiers on Dress
Parade in Jackson
Park, Chicago.
OLD.VIENNA In MINIATURE
Donegal Castle and the Irish Village
"A Room Full of Cuckoo
Clocks.

There maybe q war started at jackson
park before the fair is over. Tommy At
kins Is there in several varieties and is to
be seen in Whit are SUR to become rival
shows. One-o of them isonY intennedto ex-
hibit the different vafieties Of Tommy and
what he cando. while the other is an ag-
gregation OF military specimens from 'the
five transformations on earth" Tommy is
almost sure to break OUT and look for fight
if his qualities have not been beifed by his
~veracious historian, andSAefact of his repre-
senting rival if not hostile camps will be
likely to act as the chip on the small boys
shoulder.
a series Of individual rows would be like
" to be followed by a battle between the
different corps, and If the Chicago police
were not alert enough to stop it before
British gore once again reddened American
soil thercis no knowing Just what inter
national complications might elsue, par
ticularly if some of the others of the s'ive
greatest nations" should get mixed up in
it: Then if so1neon should go over to the
big menRgerie in Midway plaisance and let
loose a few of the lions, tigers, panthers and
other animals there might easily ensue a
general slaughter.
Before then it would perhaps be as we'll
to see what we can of the Bri s9h soldier.
for the chances are that if he elyI comes to
this country again it viii be with his fight
ing clothes OF, and we shall hardly have as
good an opportunity to examine his uni
forms and requirements. Here are the
Life Guards, mounted on black borses and
clad in flashing cuirasses and helmets with
long white pluanes. Their tight. white skin
brooches run into boots that reach half way
up the thigh, and their hands are hidden
in white buckskin gsuntlets that reach half
way to the elbow. The Royal Horse artil-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-29
RAHROAD
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
lAntnracite coal used Exclusively, insuriu
cleanliness and comfort.)

(Anfnracite coal used Exclusively, insuring
cleanliness and comfort.)
PULLMAN PARLoR AND SLEEPING CARS.
STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY ST., II. Il
Time table in effect Dec. ID 1892,
Trains leave via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,
BUFFALO, TORONTO AND CHICAGO
EXPRESS DAILY, SIS AM, 1880 Ri
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUM-
DAY. SIG AM. 1880 PM. a:45 PM.
1880 nj.
For Buffaio, Toronto, Chicago, Roches-
ter, Niagara Falls and the West.
S:l5 A. NJ. 1880 P NJ. Sundays, Sis A. NJ .,7:s
FOR Easton. 700, Sis A. NJ, 1880, s:l5. s.4s,
5:iS' T:so E : u Sundays. ::oa' s;1a' ll:oo A. NJ.
For Bethlehem. Allentown. and Mauch Chunk.
200. 6:1s A. NJ, 1890, (2:15, except Mauch
Chunk,) a:45, 5:15, 7:30 P. NJ. Sundays, 700
sis, l1:00 A. NJ, 4:40, 7:3oP N.
For Pottsvi!le. SIS A. NJ. 1880. s:45P NJ.
Sundays. HOO A. N.
For Hazelton, s:l5 A. NJ, 1880, s:45. 1880 P.
M. Sundays, s:15. l1:00 A. NJ, $50 T. n.
For points in the Mahanoy coal region at S:1S
4 4 n, 1890. s;45 T. M Sundays s:lS' ii;oa
A. NJ, 1880 a;45, 7:3o P. NJ. Sundays, exceps
Scranton. 8;5 A. NJ, ?:30P. NJ.
For Elmira, sI5 A. NJ, 1890 7;30P u. sun
days, 6;15 A. M, 7:30P F. NJ.
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DONEGAL CASTLE AND VILLAGE.

DONEGAL CASTLE AND VILLAGE.
The modelof4he Bethlehem 1875 ton steam
ha1nnrer, the. 1a1geU lii the world, looks
very Iike solid iron, bat is butt of wood
and staff. It IS placed in the Transporta-
ton building because it FORCES so many
steamship shafss and cranks. The original
strikes with the force Of 1o5 tons and
weighss 1856 tons, and two years were spent
in building it.
The Illinois state building, OF, as Chica-
goans love to call it, Memorial hall, Is the
largest and most costlFsof the state build
ings and occupies the best site ON the
grounds. 10 commands a good view OF the
and mostof the big buildings,
and hooking down the lagoon one can catch
a glimpse Of the peristyle nearly q mile
away. II the programme as at present ar
ranged is carriedsout. there will be a grand
feast of oratory and music on May II at
the dedication of the building.
Factions Frienc:-"Well, have you
and your wife yet settled as to who Is
SPEAKER OF the house?"
Young Husband:-"Not yet. W.
usually oceHrv the chair together
Indianapolis Journal.
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theie authorized agents, and which accounts shall
he annually, in the mon iii OF March. audited By a
com ttse of said board OF commissioners or
o her govern ing body. and a short 3D. ssract thereof
Shall be published With the annual statement OF
the town finances.
4. AID be IL enacted, That in addition TO the
amor-S which the said water commissioners are
Entitled by law 10 receive. they shall receive
-xdbe paid Us full c. mpeusation for all time, atten-
tior. trouble, and laDor bestowed by them upod
said sewer system. the sum of ffty Collars each
per year.
And be IL enacted, That all acts and parts OF
acts inconsistent with this act be and tue same are
hereby repeated.
10. And belt enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved February 8, 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-29

CORPORATION NoTlCE--Notice is hereby given
that on the third aayof Janlssrs. 1895. appIiea-
ON missi 1ners hy Robert ". Phillips and Others.
for the impr0vs MaIfs e STREET
between Conmnanipaw avenue nd the Newark and
New YORK Ea.lroad. IN the following manner. in
10 have the street for the full width thereof
filling the same to The established grade.
TO have the carriageway paved with Belgian Trap
70 have tue present bridge stone crosswalks re-
laid, ana new bridge stone laid Where necessary
And all other work done that may be necessary
to provide for the flow OF the SUI. ace water, and to
complete the Improvements in a good and substan-
Eo1ice Z also Gtyen that on the 4th day, Of April,
1Ss i sssT r9ie of ssssss an ID A Mssar comm nisd wlsn
their prslim fnary sketch, showing what properly
aniou Rso of benefs TO each lot or sI parcel Of IA I'D. also
the :, eoasls smoon ms of assessment Per foot OF
is now open to public In speetton in the flee OF the,
s Sisss Of t aed sG mosics q & s ssss Even eng tS Mate ere Ys 2nlIow $.
in 8 streets or avenues or particuiar sections there
Of are in'luasf Il ~ siss sTRsRff. naUsly.
from Communipaw avenue 70 the Newark and New
hofA BRkMHALJ AVENUE.
from 100 fees south e hallsiay street to q point
ing ing room 90 ma y the boarss I ssross and Water VAT re eom msas-
w6en md where the Board Of street and M Rlase:
IS Gom nm spnliest T,ll m ana az f. q as sca ps5s,es ,a's sss;nss
the said improvements shat may be presented in
BY order of the Board of Street and Water Com.
misstoners. sGT%
GEO. I. BoUToN.
Clerk.
.--.-----s
CORPORATION NQIaCE.-INotice IS hereby given
~ that on the Eth. das OF November, 1892. apDlica-
ton was made 10 the Board OF street AMI Water
Commissioners, by Albert T.. knnard and others,
f nsl t ass sSns' frSai = p 81 aef is fe 0 g soa ssSs q ir efp;
street 70 and sSanee. WITH n. 4 1"ins outlet sewer
Town Council Of West Hoboxen, Ia the following
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

GoRPoR1TfoS sNoTfGE. -NoIce IS hereby gwen
" that on the Tenth day of April, 1897. the Com.
6isra q fSs Il bo dsras 81 stre nlea ana "a W Water on'V commis.
sioners their hnsi assessment map for the con-
suuce0n q a 81 sat p ssGss'1 AVENUE. {,
a from ,b ron aams q a nsT ops to tn the p ssGss insnse,i EaYe II
the Office Of the Clark q saia Board .
are included is saiiaa a5sssgsn,sns
from a point about los feet southeast OF Beyan
street to the Hackensack River =
from Dufheld avenue to Its southeasterly ter
minus.
from Charlotte 9 StnY t1 Tonneas avenue
from q po'ns about 1919 feet northwest OF Char.
lotte avenus to the right OF way of tbs Paterson 6
Huds0n H-A- BEACON AVENUE,
from the County Road to a point about 70 feet
IMusPgiNs AVENUE,
from Tonnsls ave, Avenue 1s : to 10TH the aS oosnt Y K Boa Io aaa
west Of Summit syfnasi PLACE.
from ronnele avenue to Ger!nania avenue.
from a point about l0 feet southeast Of BevaA
street, to its nortnwesterly terminus.
HOLDEN LAM.
from B'van street sss e W " sR~2PrthMsassssrly terminus.
from seyan street n4F e ~ TnEs ffs terminus.
from Meadow strees TO a point about sozs feet
south Of st. Pauls avenue
from a point about 5ss.5 feet south of st. Paups
avenue to its northerly terminus.
from a point about yis,s feat south Of st. Paul'a
CaARTfITE AVENUE.
from a point about 125 feet south OF howell strcos
AMELIA STREET,
from a point about loofeet south of Howell street
TO pey street. sAyEs AvEsuR.
from a point aDeut lDo feet south Of Howell street
about GO feet north thes col.
~ LEWIS AVENUE,
from ST. Paui's avenue to a point about Us feet
north Thereon. 49,
WEST SIDE ENU
from st. Paul's avenue TO q point about 7S5 feet
north thereof. " ~
" $500 COVERT STREET.
from the right Of ,yay Of nina line OF the ]. @.
Water Worss to q point about 4Iay feeU north
~ LARcH Avenue,
from a point about To- fees north of Cherry Lane
to Dew Street, and from ST. PauIs avenue to q point
about 4OS feet north thereof.
from ST. Paups avenue to a point about S6s feet
north tnereef.
VAN E AVENUE.
from st. PauIs avenue to a point about s34.s feet
north thereof.
TONNELE AVENUE.
from n nofnt about 81. rs feet nefth OF Cherry Lane
to q point ABOUT So feet north Of ST. Paups avenue.
from a point about 10 feet north Of Van Wrinkle
avenue TO Hopkins avenue,
AVENUE, 4sfl
drom 2 p 20 Ho aP9as a asv nsss horsn Ok van "inAis
OaUNTY ROAD.
from van Wrinkle avenue TO q point about 125 feet
northeast Of Beacon avenue.
from van winkis aSsnae 10 sesea avenue.
from St. pauls Avenue t to Be saccoonsa avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-29
CHAPTER VII.


An Act CONCERNING the legation and erection OF
ton of the dif erept officers and departments OF
the city government in cities of the first ana
second GLASS IN this state
i. he it enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly of the St1te OF New Jersey, That all buiid-
ings, hereafter erected for a city hall and the ac-
commud alton of the different officers and depart
merits OF the city government in cities OF the flrst
and second class in this state. shall be so located
and erected thae there shall he an open and vacant
space of ground. OF at least twenty I'VE feet IL
width on all sides Of the same; provided: that
this act shall not apply 20 the alteration and eree-
tion OF additions to buildings now in use for sucn
purposes.
for the common council, board OF aldermen.
board of commissioners or other goyernlng ooay
such build ings as are mentioned in section one Of
this act. IN any city of the hrst and second class in
this stare, to expepd any moneys for the erection
and completion OF the same unless the said build
ines are located and erected as provided for In
section one Of this act.
8. and be 1t enacted, That all acts or parts OF
acts inconsistent with the provisions OF THIS act
be and same are hereby repealed in SO far as their
operation may conflict with this acJ-
4. And be it enacted, That this shall take erect
immediately.
Approved February Ie. 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-29
CENTRAL RhILROADOF new JERSEY

Trains leave Station foot Liberty St.
WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER
DAILY, I1:30 A. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA FAST LINE. Elk
CEPT SUNDAY, 4 r. NJ.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUN.
DAY, S:4 A. M. 4:3O p. nj.
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VIII.
CHNF"TER VIII.
An Act to authorize the boards Of managers OF
cemeferY assnniatlnns to mss by: laWs. :

An Act TO au.horfEe the boards OF Wauagtrs Oh
cemetery associations to pass bylaws.
l.. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the state OF New Jersey, That the
board of managers. director or trustees OF any
this state organized under any general or special
law or laws, or the body having The management
OF any such cemetery. by whatever name such
body NAV be known. may ordain, pass and put into
execution such bylaws as they may judge to be
necessary and convenient for carrying into effect
the objects of the association and for regulating
such association: and NAV amend or repeal any
bylaws already in existence; provided. however.
tnat no such change shall be made except by q
vote of three-fourtns OF the total number OF sucn
managers. directors or trustees at a meeting
thereof specially called TO consider changes in the
2. And b. it enacted, That this ACT shall take
effect immediately.
Approved February "a. 1893.
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CHAPTER XIII.

An Act to amend an act entitled IAN cot ia reIa-
ton TO the appointment of sorg ca nt-at- arms
ana criers to the several courss OF the
counties and fl ing the salaries for the same aD-
proved April seventh, one thousand eight hun
ured and ninety.
]. be 1t enacted by the Senate and General AS
scuibly OF the State OF New Jersey. That section
one OF the ab0ve emit aed act bs and The same Is
hereby amended TO read Is follow;
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A Supplement- TO A act OF the government and
regulation OF the state prisen.'' approx ed April
twenty d ret, one thousand eight hundred and
sevenJy-six.
/. BE It enacted by the State and General Assem-
bly, of the State Of New Jersey, That the secretary
of the board of inspectors OF the New jersey state
prison shall receive an annual salary OF Ave hun
dred dollars tor his services as secretary OF SAID
board, to be paid to him by the treasurer Of this
state, by warrant OF the comptroller.
g. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall take ef-
feet Immediately.
Passed EahruarY 21 1883. -... - 1880 80
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CHAPTER x.

An Act in relation to the manner OF paying
This state. and giving the common council or
other governing body x, Foyer IN relation Ella sgsn aneTet as-
sen,hly Of tMs state Of n CIV Jersey, That it shall, be
lawful for the cca1.on council or ofhsr soysrFni9 aG
provide By ordinance for the manner, In
whica PAYMENT shall be maze to teachers hers
Tor the form and manner IN which. war
rants upon the auDlic treasury, Of any such city
shall be drawn and signed for this purposes; aud all
payInep IS aud disburs ements made, and all y6r-
rants drawn in accord ance with the terms or an
ordinance duly passed for that purpose, IN any
such city. shall be- eeined and taken TO be In all
respects regular and lawful.
acts Inconsistent with this ace be and the same
are hereby repealed. and that this act shall take
effect i'm Immediately
approved February 20. 1888
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CHAPTER XXI.
An Act respecting the fees and compensation OF
the clerks OF the several counties OF this state,
ond repeating all acts providing for the payment
of q fixed salary in lieu OF fees
!. he it enacted by the. senate and General
Aese m bly, of the state OF New Jersey. That here
after the clerk of the seyersl counties Of this state,
therein, snail be entitled 20 demand and receive
such fees and compensation as are now established
by law.
2. And be II enacted, Thar this act shall only ap
ply to those clerks of tn 9 several counties Of this
state and the clerks Of the civil and criminal
courts therein whose term of Office she'll hereafter
commence, Or to those now in office who may Ole
provisions of this act, In the once OF the clerk OF
the counJyi in which he Is such clerk.
8. And be IL enacted, That all acts and parts OF
acts which requires or permits the nayment of q
fixed and statad salary to any of such clerks In
lieu of fees, wSetoer such acts be general, special
or local, or which are in c0nhicr with this act, be
and the same are hereby repealed.
.. AND be it enacted, That this act shall take
efect Immediately.
Approved February n. 1893,
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trough" Il don't care said Mr..
Compton, "l am too old to change
the habit of saying just what |
think of public mems acts. | do
not approve the appointment OF
Gresham and Hoke Smith. aud l
have no hesitation in saying SO.
While it might disappoint few
of my constituents it would re-
lieve me of great deal of bother
,hould all fed aral patronage be
tented to me under the new adj
ministration.
Here is one reason for Judge
Gresham's having voted the dem
,cratic ticket. Just before JUS
ice Brown was appointed to the
u. S. Supreme Court q delegation
of Chicago lawyers came to Wash
ington to urge the President to
nominate Judge Gresham to the
vacancy; they told him how mag.
| unanimous such a nomination would
be and gave him to understand
that they were here with Judge
Gresham's knowledge and consent
The President heard ell they had
to say and then told them there
were two reasons, either sufficient
why he would not nominate Judge
| Gresham. First, the appoint
ment did not belong to the sec
ton in which Judge Gresham
lived; second, he would not pu
himself in the position to give
people the right to say that he hsd
used one of the highest appoint
ments in his gift to placate 9 per.
sonal enemy. Ii WAS this refusa
that determined Judge Gresham
to withdraw from the republican
party. How he coquetted witt
the populist Presidential nomina
ton and finally announced his in
| tention to vote the democratic
ticket is known TO all newspaper
| readers.
| Democrats regard Mr.. Cleve
lands cabinet as so far announced
as being more personal than politi
cal in its makeup, aud indicating
that it is Mr.. Cleveland aud no
the democratic party who is il
| con troll.
Judge Jackson's nomination t,
the Supreme Court WAS confrme,
without the formality of vote
there being no opposition ex
pressed.
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IN everything that will tend to
assist in a rapid completion of it's
line to Kirksville. A railroad
company cares very little about .
committee of friendship unless
that committee goes prepared to
offer substantial aid, if it is re-
quired. That is the kind OF COM
mittee that a railroad company
delights to meet. In due time the
Sioux City people will make
known what is expected of Kinks
vile and Adair county, aud if 8
fund is raised at all, let every dol
lar Of that fund be expended right
here in the county toward secur-
ing what the company wants. In
the meantime, if any citizens de-
sire to be bearers of friendly dis
patches to the Sioux City railway
company. the road is clear and the
round trip can be made for about
$50 8 head.
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Gibbs Items.
pressed

j. r. Sewers sold his farm last
week.
Mrs. Fannie Reyner is on the
sick list.
Frank Gibbs spent Thursday in
LsPlata.
The heaviest snow Of the season
fell last Friday.
Geo. Rughey and family moved
TO LaPlata Monday.
Ed Elmore will move to his
fathers farm this week.
Ellis Grubb visited his sister,
Mrs Mamie Elmore last week.
G. ". Crother, of New Jersey,
was here buying horses one day
last week.
Harry Forbes, of LaPlata, Wis
tied his grandfather, .. L. Ninn
Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. Judge Huston was the
guest of Mrs. Jesse Kellogg
Thursday of last week,
There wss quite an interesting
game OF "poker" In this place one
day last week. Clubs was trumps.
Miss Anna Grubb, of this place,
is spending a week in Jefferson
City, visiting her father, Hon. P
D. Gruhb.
Geo. Clemons and family start
ed Monday TO Smith Center,
Kans,, where they will reside in
the future.
Hon. P. d. Grubb, representa-
t1Ye of Adair county, spent Sat
arday and Sunday with his fam
lily in this place.
Will Begole, who is attending
the Mercantile college at Kinks
vile, was the guest of friends here
quite recently.
Mrs. Rebeccs West and son,
Ben, of Texas county, visited
Geo. Hughey and family Friday
anu Oatuudy.
Mrs. Ezekiel Eversull, who liv-
ed two miles east of Gibbs. died OF
consumption, February u. The
remains were inferred in Unicn
cemetery,
G. II. Rowland and Jeff Hood,
of Banner neighboorhood, spent
several days of last week at Wini-
gan, Sullivan county, visiting the
family of David Conner.
Mr.. William Conkle and Miss
Rene Howk, both of Wilson
township, were united in mar
riage at the residence of the
brides parents last Sunday.
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DIED.

At the family residence in our
city on the 18th inst, Lewis A.
Willard, one of the best known
men IN the county, and highly re-
spected as a citizen, friend and
business man. He had resided
here over So years, having been
one Of the leading business men of
the place for about 81 years. His
illness was OF many months con-
tinuance and very painful, but
was borne without murmur.
Brother Willard was born in
Broad Run, Fredrick county, Md,
Oct, Sd, 1888, where he grew into
manhood. He was very quiet and
kind hearted, but had clear and
strong convictions of moral right
and privilege. In his family he
was devoted as!Ea husband and
father, and an ample provider,
HIS widow and two children have
the tender sympathy of mary
friends. In 1882 Brother Willard
united with the Cumberland Pres
byterian church Of this city and
soon thereafter was elected and
installed a rlling elder in both OF
which relations he was beloved
and trusted by his church. He
died in great peace, aged 81 years,
4 mouths and Is days. His fun
eral was conducted By his pastor,
and he was buried By the knights
Femplar Of which he was men,
Der.
"Precious in tha sight of the
Lord is the death ofhis saints"
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For Sale.

All of my real estate in Adsir
county. No, consisting of one
farm of 275 acres, two miles north
of Kirksville, has a two story
brick house of IL rooms, we'll fin-
ished, barn 40x6O, orchard of
25o apple trees, 40 pear trees, so
cherry trees, 25 peach, Is plum,
6 apricots, all grated and budded
fruit. cultivated blackberries.
strawberries and raspberries.
Farm No 2. situated two miles
south of Sublette, 26O acres, we'll
improved. Farm No. 8, two miles
south of Linderville, 800 acres, .
good hog and sheep farm; 1000
acres OF pasture land, two miles
north of Nineveh, all we'll fenced.
10 acres adjoining Kirksville.
All of the sboYe land will be
sold on easy terms. Address
b. s. Kerns, at Kirksville, or call
at residence two miles north of
kirksyille.
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To Complete a Purchase,

.. The following dispatch from
Sioux City, Iowa, was published
IN the lobe-Democrat of last
Saturday.
SIOUX C1rY. To-, Feb. l7.-The
Sioux City, Chicago and Balti-
more railroad to-day filed amend
ed articles of incorporation Civ
ing it the right to build, buy and
operate roads in Missouri, TO give
1t connections with Hannibal
West Quincy, st. Louis and
Kansas City. The company now
has the line surveyed and located
from this city to Kirksville. Mo.
and has the funds with which to
build it during the present year
The amended articles were filed tc
enable it to complete the pur.
chase of the Quincy, Omaha anc
Kansas City road, running from
Quincy north and west to Kinks
vile, and west from there towarc
Kansas City, for which it has
about perfected Negotiations.