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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

Cat out and send to this office
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gether with Ten Cents, and we
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NO Z I soLoMoN's MINES. By Fl. RIaer
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the Assistant Adjutant General. has

the Assistant Adjutant General, has
made the following order:-
Prtvates Frank Tuite. Company A. First
Regiment, N. e.. N. J., and Herbert
Clark, Company A. Second Regiment, N.
G. N. j., are hereby detailed to these
headquarters for duty during the GU
campment at Sea Girt, from July % TO
90. 1898. and will report TO the Assistant
Adjutant General Immediately upon ar
rival in camp, July %.
Other orders are as follows:-
Upon application, duly approved, the
following transfer is hereby ordered.-
Private William A. Knapp, Company
q, Second Regiment, n. G. N. j., TO
Company f, First Regiment. N. G. n. j.
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MAMIE mas JULIUS ARRESTED.

Mamie Reugel. Of Grand street, Hoboken.
companied by her mother. a nd said that she
was in trouble, and that Julius Bucholtz.
twenty-three years old, OF No. $40 Higa street,
West Hoboken was responsible
Bucholtz Is employed as a conductor by the
North Hudson County Railway Company. Ds.
~tectiyes Kerrigan and Nelson arrested Bucho ltz
on a warrant, and this morning he was arraign-
ed in court aud remanded.
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A FLORAL FANCY.

A pretty novelty which figures on
many fashionable toilet tables is a brush
tray made in the shape OF a large rose.
with the pedels silver tipped. From the
edges of these are hung soft miniature
spoBges, wet with cologne water. Soft
perfume oozes from them and makes the
sweet with a rich scent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

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Sealed proposals viii be received ..
Water commissioners on Monday. July
streets or parts OF streets as may be necessary
(such re paving to be paid for OUT Of the license
moneysl syenite block pave ment in accord n Q
with Specifications on file in the ONCE of the
Chief Engineer. corner OF Jersey avenue and
Mercer street, where blank forms OF bid and
agreement OF sureties must be obtained.
Tine Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bidder If it considers that the best interests OF the
city can be conserved BY so doing.
No city Official will be accepted as surety. nor
will q substitution of sur cites be allowed
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed PROPOSALS for Syenite Block Pave
ment," directed to f. A Lugan. Esq. Chair:
man OF Committee on Streets and Sewers ana
handed to the Clerk OF the Board in open meets
ing, when called for in the order of business
relating TO sealed proposals.
The attention OF bidder Is especially called to
Section Z. Chapter 1874, Lows of 1891. under the terps
whereof no co ltract shall be binding upon the city
or become effective or operative until the bonds
men offered by the contractor have been approved
as to suf1ciency by this Board, and as to form by
the Corporation Counsel, the Presid mt of the
Board having power to examine the proposed
bondgmen under oath
BY order of the Board OF Street and Water Com.
mtssioners.
GEO. T. BoUToN
Clerk.
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INsULrED WOMEN ON THE STREET.

James H. Quackenbush, twenty-nine years
old, a telegraph operator, living at No. 1a6
Bloomfield street., was drunk and insu ting
women and children on Washington street.
Hoboken. last night, when Policeman Patrick
Hayes came along. When the policeman ad-
vised Quackenbush to 90 home all he received
WIS abuse, and Hayes arrested him. This morn.
Ing Recorder McDonough fusd Quackenbusn SIS.
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NOW ON THE ROYAL ROAD.
Rev. Bruce in the Straight and
Narrow Way.
The Way that Leads to Health,
Happiness and Long Life.
An Amherst Man Who Paid His Own
College Expenses.

Happiness is so fragile that one risks the
loss of it by talking of it.
1t flies from him who deliberately pur-
sues it, and Il the hand that would
seize upon it. Yet much u~nhappiness may
be avoided by keeping we'll.
To the steady brain worker (and all are
brain workers) it is important to be able to
perceive the indications OF the coming
storm. Rev. Charles G. Bruce, the well
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DETECTIVE NORRIS KEEPS HIS EYES
OPEN.

Detective Morris of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road station last night arrested Arthur Robiu-
son and Joseph. Jennings, colored, Of Aiexan-
dria, Va. as suspicious characters. Morris
break into the Pullman cars. Justice OtDonnelI
held them for a further hearing on Monday.
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A TAX ON THE CREST.

A bit of Information that the Anglo
mania may like to ponder over is the
fact that to display u crest on stationery
and plate in England costs each family a
tax of a guinea a year. n about 10000
persons pay it.
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STRUCK HIS HEAD ON A PILE,

Patrick Mccarthy, forty years, a caulker en-
ployed at Paimer's dry dock, Fourt eenth street
and Willow avenue, Hoboken, VIII lie working
on a canal boat last night fell overheard. In
falling ne struck his head against a pile. He
was rescued with co esiderable difiuity and re-
moved to st. Mary's Hospital where he lies In
q precarious condition.
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REAL ESTATE

CRAWFORD, N. j., OFFERS MORE AT
- fractions than any other suburban town for q
home for men doing business down town: a min
utes only from City Hall; has city water, electric
lights. good roads,, library. boating, camera clubS
&C.; some choice lots for sale on easy terms for 400
and upwards: tickets aud Information OF BENZ
DICT & IooDEY, No. 165 Broadway. N. 4. room 30
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INJURED BY i FALL.

Mrs. Frederick werts, OF No. 60 Wayne street ,
slipped and fell last night Mt the corner of
Washington and Montgomery streets me
seriously Injured her left Knee. She was taks1
home b. friends.
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MASON WORK.

e. NASH & CO.. No. q54 Wilton street.
Artificial stone OF every description, plain and
ornamental sidewalks, watertight cellars, plain
and ornamental pIastering, and general masoa
work. All WORK guaranteed.
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FOR SIZE.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO, HAVING ALL
u latest improvements. for sale at a bargain.
No. 40 Bowers street.
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80 Ok WILL PAPER YOUR ROOM WITH COLI
y ~ spaper wide border, hanging iucIuded.
NO. 349 Second street junction Newark avenue
painting done at lowest rates. SAM BUCHMAN,
Send for sam pies.
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WORK WANTED-

80 90 WILL PAPER YOUR ROOM WITH FIN.
YA'OO est and best gold paper, including border
and hanging all complete. Kaisomiufng 81 q
room, also painting at cheapest and lowest prices
Please send for samples. we'll paper ct &c a roll.
H. RUSKIN, No. ga Newark avenue.
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Stop HERE-FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED AND
near Grove.
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PERAON4L

RARBIER & WATSON,
Successors TO BARBER BROS,
Paper hangtn gs and painting in al! its branches
Painters supplies of all kinds and descriptions.
No. 24 MONTICELLO VENUE
A H s. BARBER G son ARE READY TO
consult with all who wish to have Decorating,
Painting and Papering done. Call on US, once
No. us Monticelko avenue. Designs furnished for
Fresco.
7 H. GERAGHTY, NO. sc YORK STREET, ELEC-
=. trical and Mechanical Bell Hanger, Elect ie
Bells, Door openers Annunciators and Call Bells
repaired. General attention given to fitting up
flats, with bells and speaking tubes Keys fitted
and locks repaired. AL work guaranteed.
HIGHEST Cash PRICE FOR LADIES' AND
= Gents Cast of Clothing. Same bought and
sold: Cleaning, dyeing and repairing. Orders by
mail attended to. A. Sugerman, No. S4 Henderson
street.
T Il ERICKSON, NO. 96 HALLIDAY STREET,
" = Carpenter and Builder. Special at
tenticN given to alterations in stores, All work
warranted and promptly attended to.
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60 OK PHILADELPHIA WALL. PAPER CO. III
%A-@c Grand street. paper rooms with fine gilt
paper, hanging and border included; painting and
~somin at lowest price. SEND for sam
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SATURDAY. JULY %. 1898.

This paper is Democratic IN principles and is
independent in its rie,cs on all local questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

S9 00 WILL P YoUR DOM WITH BEST
embossed paper, hanging included. All
work putted. Interior decorations a specia lty.
Palnt1ng at lowest rates. 1. Futoransky. No. 610 II
summit avenue, near Five Corners.
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Asbury Park will RECEIVE the BOYS.

AsBURY PARK. July %, 1898 .-Elaborate
preparations have beeu made for a re-
eeption 60 Company "A" Fourth New
Jersey Regiment, who are to camp here
tonight while en- route to the State Camp
at Sea Grit.
Mayor Tenbroeck will meet the COM
PAW and welcome them. The Rev.
S Ed ward Young, pastor Of the Presby-
terrain Church, will extend an invitation
to the company to attend religious SER
vices at the Fifth Avenue Audit orium
tomorrow afternoon.
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60 M AND UP VII PAPER YOUR ROOM
@A.OO with Gold Paper, Border, Hanging in-
eluded. Painting and K~alsomining done cheap.
& SMITH, No. 267 Grand Street.
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p USsKIN G SHACHovsKY, PAINTERS AND
~ Paper Hangers: rooms papered. $500; kalsom-
lining, 81 a room; painting done at lowest figures.
PIE ase send your orders TO No. 4o7 York street.
w ANTED-PAINTING, JAYS WORK OR con-
w tract; send specifications. Moderate, No $40
Henderson street.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Dated Jersey city. July 4. 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
VARIETY PERFORMANCES LAST NIGHT

There Is but one Antonio Pastor, and he Is generally
called ''Tony." lie designed To give amusement
AMI does IT, and has been doing IL since the memory
OF man gocth not to contrry The bill which he pre-
scnts this is good is usual at this time oil
the wear. Mrs Helene Nom's baritone song :" III"
Gathering o. the McGrecofs l. especially cool; Iyla
ynuoaos.Titus is good and in fact. the whol" pro-
gramnc II comncndablc There Is only ono u''p u
e regretted and that there Is not an Ordinance
Of the Board Of Aldermen compelling Miss Maggie Cline
10 sing pcrpctualy at the Theatre Of Antonio when
,hc stirring -trains "1hrOw Him Down, MfClo'F'y
are heard Antonlos show is usually regarded as per
feet However oven without Margaret the show Il u
yood onc and IL Is gfavcly be feared that II viii
have 10 get on without for rs long as II gets
on at all.
AZ Roster e. Bals, the clever French singer ana
dancer Mile PaQuefcttc. who has made hit at ih'
housc introduced several feature last night in her
o,ote.ouc act. The programme this week includes
1cvcr and Goodwin musical sketch artists NJ. and Mime
Dcrouye anccy the raiisian ducttss aud danccr' III
new features Lronaid and Moran, the performance OF
n u Faruies one-act Opcrcta, THE Rehearsal" nnd
tccoco,s comic opera la File de Nine. ABcot" MEAT
Monday the Braaz Brothers European acrobats viii make
their temperance at this house
An unusually attra:tiv bill was presented at the I'M
rcrIal Music Hall last night. lm0gcnc Conner a o'
ctiptyc singer made her first appearance and received
,,casaut welcome Matthews and Eulgci. who sing
,hoi, own songs, were also warmly welcomed Maud
p,vmond also came In for share OF applause did the
zoe, y, the hill which included Feurcttc the dancer tc
An nrotbers clever gun spnncrs and boxers Masocr
Cl,rcncc Worrall. the boy c0rncst; Bertha Wanhs,
.ippcr and darccr J. Herbert Mack, BARITONE: Aei ana
west Charles H. West. Weston and SLIDER. Jarrett and
French dancers closed the performance and received great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
rr,Jy.S COMMISSIONER ARRIVES HERE.

The Marquis F.. Tngaro, the General Royal com
missioner from Italy to the Worlds FAIR arrived III
this country La Champagne Sunday, ana VIII star
for Chicago this morning to take charge 81 the
Italian exhibit. The Marquis has been member
~ the Italian Parliament since 1874. having been
continually reelected as Liberal from Naples.
lie holds the rank Of Colonel in the Italian Army
lie is accompanied by Mr. Candiani, an assistant
comm ssloncr. and by several ladies. He said yes
terday 10 n Tribune reporter who saw him ut Inc
Victoria Hotel that Italy had sent an excellent ana
representative exhibit The agricultural Section
came mostly from Milan the wines from Naples
and the fine art, display from Rome, Florence ana
Turin. The paintings wonld occupy 1000 feet ana
there would be many pieces OF sculpture" me
Mai7fus said that h. expected that everything
would be in place OH his arrival at Chicago The
exhibits had been carried TO Portland. Me-. on an
Italian transport and had travelled from there to
Chicago over the Grand Trunk Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
TWO BRUTAL EXHIBITIONS AT CONEY ISLAND

A large crowd went to COaey Island last night to
witness two brutal prizcchts at the Concy Leland Attn
letic Club. The contests were between TWO poorly
matched couples, and they were devoid OF science ana
interested those who fond OF blood ard suffering anu
who admire an exhibition OF animal fcrOcy The actual
fighting lasted but few mnuts.
Trc mrs contest between little fellows John
Van Hccst o. Chicago, and Daniel Russell, OF Boston
The three ioinds the men going 10 the
n,or repeatedly Russell outca>Scl although he looked
10 bo fifteen louds heavier than his Opponent Itus'eI
was covered blood and he was 70 weak that nc
could scarcely stand the referee stopped the exhibition
in>the third round
The supposed contest OF the evening was between
Thomas Williams. Of Australia and "Billy' Smith, OF
go.ton. The rushed other like wild beasts
swinging their wildly and paying attention To de-
fence or science They slugsed right and left like two
crazy men, and the brutal ccmen: in the crowd howlcd
with delight Neither nan made the slightest pretcncc
OF tryicg 70 avoid a blow. 1t like rough ana
tumble Watcrst light between two longshorcmeii Both
men badly marked and bruised, and Williams was
Knocked before he received the blow
On the point OF jaw which sent him to the floor !or
good The contest lasted just minutes and rs seconds
Smith will meet Dempsey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

Sane choice and high tas. haircs and saddle ho.S"'
VIII he disposed OF to-day beginning II o'clock in III
morning. THY az the property II q. ". Crawford
VINO owns he Sharon Valley Farm. a: Newark. Oh.n
As purchasers at 'hc Gales his In previous year
hvc aways expressed satisfaction Is s'fr to say TINT
the consignment be told to-day will he equal 10 an
that he ha, ever slipucd from his wClknOwn establish.
mcnt.
On Thursday morning Che sale o. the saddle ana mar
ness horses belonging o. Charas L. Eailey, of NdNiv'
Ky. WIZ he begun. This consignment : 81 sup ROY
quality. Az the horses IN u have been broken ana
trained under Mr. Raev's rcr,onal sup rvi-ion. Tn '
are pronounced bv those who ought krow to be hr''-
class in every respect.
\ feature IN connection with Ills sale VIII ." thr cN'
hbuo electric Hight q all tho ho-c> IN me cch-l9
r1ent which place his and tomorrow evenings
AZ 8 o'clock. Tatri>as viii De brilliantly lighted on
both evenings ond every will be arranged '
these who may attend. Special s"ets VIII be reserved
for women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
OBITUARY..
EODMAN L. DAWSON.

Kodman b. Dawson. eX-surrOga'c cf Kings County.
oed Yesterday az the Kings County Hospital lie was
wcilknown TO frequcrters OF the public buildings Of
brooklyn. Mr.. Dawson born IN this city In l-"j.
ana was educated In tho Mechanics Society school
ana studied law with the firm OF Morse d Roll lie
was admitted TO the bar In brooklyn In LAS ana
soon became successful. In 1854 be wGs elected
surrogate Of the comfy, and served from lSpo 10
1888 the term Of the ofcc being :hen only three
years. lie af,erward resumed the practice Of his pro-
fession. hut gave way to habits Of dissipation
and for years wrecl: Of the once success
.ul practitioner ard surrogate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
ANOTHER MUSIC HAIL FORETOLD.

T. r. McDomouch. who has been business manager
a, the Imperial Music Hall since IL was st opened has
os,,noa mis- poston there. and 1t re~ortcd last
,os, ,h., he was 10 be the manager OF music
mil 10 be built IN broadway somewhere between
eighth and Thirtynnth SIS. The rurnors were
ncwhat diverse and confusing IN regard 70 location one
- ,h,, the Qiouiid chosen that now
,o, nv tho Parker House and another that IL would
20 -, tho west side Of Broadway between Thirty seventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
JOHN FLYNN.

John Flvnn. member OF the Brooklyn Board OF
Education for nearly twenty died yesterday nj
his home No G1S Dran.st.. Brooklyn, lie was fifty
two years old and his health had been Impaired by
Brght's disease for some time. Mr.. FLYNN was first
appointed n member OF the Board OF Education In
1875. and had served continuously since. His wife
and several children survive him. The funeral VIII
take place tomorrow In -. JosephS Roman 'athohc
Church and will be attended ry the members OF Il"
BOARD OF Education IN q body. The board met yes
tcrdav and passed appropriate resolutions Il memory
Of their dead associate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
SEATS FOR TIE GERMAN BAND CONfFRTS.

The sale OF and boxes which began yesterday morn
ng the Of the BIZ bands from "rnay,
which make their st American appearance nt the
Square Garden Sunday night Is reported - be
altogether satisfactory. The proceeds q the cay SAFE
were - 100 In demand Stns those OF the
orchestra and boxes. This morning reserved seats
the first balcony and promenade will al-o be placed on
This is done IN order avoid long line "i pr"p"
doors the gh. Of the performances Tho bands
will not appear Thursday evening. but ihsral VIII
give matinee on Wednesday afternoon Aprll 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
FUNERAL or TIE REV. n. ". MINER.

The funeral OF the Rev. n. w. Miner. the aged minister
who died Friday Paterson. y j.. took place lat
evening In the chapel OF the Calvary Baptist Church. IN
West ffty.sevenh.st The services were condncieh by
the Rev. DR.. Il. s. Macarthur. pastor OF the church
Many people present. Ia the course OF the scr'
vice two solos by T.. j. bushnell OF the church
choir Eulogi-tic addresses made by Dr. Mae
Arthur and also by the Rev. DR.. J. u. English ana by
tho I.cv. H. w. Stone OF Paterson. y. J. Tho iali-
bearers the Rev. Mcssrs. J. r. Manning. Edward
Ioux J. w. Brinckenhon o. W. II. Iiodlcr. II. C. IT,.
Kimbsi and William Ahrnouni. The tofy VIII lie tahcn
10 Waterbury, Conn., bIriil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
TIE FIRE RECORD.
OVERCOME By SMOKE AND BURNED By FLAMES

OVERCOME By SMOKE AND BURNED By FLAMES.
Notices served the tenants In the tenement
house No 13l CharliOI-s. two months ago, warning
them TO seek other quarters. The house Is owned
by James Pyle, and Is TO be torn down 10 make room
for factory. A fire started In the basement OF the
ho,sc mysterously yesterday morning The upper
stories were still occupied. and the tenants had to
scramble for the fire escapes. James Rydar, young
trickman, who asleep In the basement, was
by the smoke. and his hands and feet were
buried severely before he dragged out by n
ncighb0r lie sent 10 81. Nncents Hospital.
The 6remen put ont the flames 50 quickly that the
carnage did not exceed $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
west SHORE RAILROAD.

Train leaves Wet dds station N"w.York. ~ tol.
- minute earlier from e Fankn-st. Y. l.
800 4. M.-Drilv for N'wburg Kingston. Al
Gtilv SUNDAY. wr-t ~ I0eruiln'- .Tc.
=; IS 4 M.-Dly FOR Albany rNccpt SUNDAY. Montreal
9:3O 4. M.-D,v fr Albany. i'tica Siarusc Ep'h"s
ter Buffalo. N,ae,ri Fail. Detroit. Chl'ago: 'Nccp'
SATURDAY. ~ Torono. 49,
d:GO y. N.-Dallv except SUNDAY for A!lrny
J:Ij T. M-Dalv for Albany Montreal l'tica Syracuse.
l:ochc-tlr EuNao. Nlaear, Falls, Toronto, Detroit
Louis.
$50 =. M.-Dnny. except SUNDAY. for cwbure Albany.
SaratrPr and Montreal
S:f5 y. lI.-D,ilv Tor Albany rticn Syracuse. rochcs
tr. ruialo. Magyar fa's. Toronto. Detroit Chicago.
uEvri;"TiiAw LOCALS. eAj .sH5 +. NJ
NIWRT'rG LOCALS. = % 10. A. NJ, 4 rs 30
: 81 q 80. III - T. ~
Tor Hulalt Niar1rt Falls, Toronto. De.
tgor Chicago ,u through Trains.
Daily For tickets. tiuc-t1hl'>. parlor and sircpinS
car accommodations inform ation apply Offices Brook
I'm 33a WI '7inrton~t. 100 tuton.st.. Annex Onc".
loot Of Fulion.st. New York Clty 21l. lJ 1853 7S5.
so Broadway. u i'owcrr. ~ Is' lith.,t. 80 West
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