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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-08

THE gyrations of a wooden monkey at
the end of a stick are not in it with the
of the Trenton True American as the
Voorhees, Committee. with slow, but
steady strides. draws near to those fat
stationery contracts.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-08
Dated Jersey City. May A,
NOTICE TO

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners on
Monday, May ID, 1895, at IL O'Clock A. M,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-08

liShN
Jersey City Heights.
GENTS MAKE s. Tally. Marvellous insentIon
II Retails D cents; 2so6 sold IN q nouse; san,ptS
mailed FREE. FonsAEE y McEAklN' oinc,nnas.sS
TO THE HoBoKEN HOMssTEAD AssO-
citation, Emil schultz and Robert W.. IaiiSF.
You are hereby notified ina at 2 p Fsrsey
CITY, on the 18th day of October, 1894, the
Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey CITY 2ur siRay-
| nine dollars and seventy-one cents ALL the
land and real estate situate in Jersey Sl.y,
in the County of Hudson and state OF Ss%
Jersey, fronting on Montrose avenue, whieh
is laid down and designated as lot tnree 20.
nine (S49l. upon an assessment map annexed
to a report number eighty-eight Ssls mace py
| ed in and for said City by the Circuit Court
of the County OF Hudson, a eegeln ~ copy sic %
Of the civ Collector of Jersey City, on the
first dav Of March, 1893, said report and map
and said sale being made pursuant to the
New Jersey. passed March soth, 1885. en-
ean Act concerning the settlement and collec-
ton OF arrearages OF unpaid taxes, assess
cities of this State. and imposing and levy,
ing a tax, assessment and Hen IN lieu ana
t the pay@ nc iu thereof, and to provide for the
sale OF lands subjected to future taxation
and assessment"
And YOU are further notified that you ap5
pear to have an estate or interest m sag
land and real estate shall be redeemed, as
provided in said acts. before the expiration
of six months from and after the service
hereof, a copy for the same will be given
Conveying to The Mayor and Aldermen OF
Jersey City the fee simple of said land and
real estate according to the provisions Of
Dated Jersey City, N. j.. May Sth. 1855.
THE MAYOR N ALDERMEN OF JER
0DA PETER F. wANsER.
(Seal.) Mayor.
Attest: E. w. wooLLEY,
City Clerk
(sale No. 1901
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FIRsT-CLAss SALOON, DOING
good business. Inquire Muller & company
No. 202 Pavonia avenue
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WANTED.

TINnS WANTED FOR BEADING NETS N
IL laces, Work given out weekly denVefies-
ooo" 49, II. l.. OPPER & BROS,
1911 Green ST., New York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-08
NOTICE TO

Dated Jersey City, May 4. 1895.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-08

wANTEp-GIRL ABOUT NINETEEN FOR
light housework. No. Is prospect street.
Jersey City HEIGHTS.
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L MAKE s. Tally Marvellous INVENTOR
n RetajIs IS cents; 2 to { sold in o house. sample
mailed FREE. FoRsHEE & McEiAKIN, CINCINNATI,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-13
EXPENSIVE CRIMINAL CASES
A Steer Stealing Case That Will
Be Very Costly
SANTA BARBARA'S NEWS
The Wedding CT Mr.. John Mains and
Miss Valezuela
An Imposing SoclaI.Affair-Dog Prisoners at
Work-WiIi Help Bring the Goa.
ventlon-Notes

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 12.-TIis
county is experiencing hard run OF
luck in the nature of expensive criminal
cases. The Santa Rita hog stealing case
Is followed by the arrest of Pete Montan-
arc, the lbs Oiivos butcher, on a charge
of stealing a steer. There is township
justice at Los Olives and another at Santa
Ynez, three miles distant but tue COM
planning witness came forty Live miles to
the county seat and swore to q complaint
before Justice Gammill. The prelimin-
AIRY examination is gong on today, and
fiftv-eight residents of Los Olives, Bal
lard and Santa YIez are hers as wit.
nesses
Dog poisoning still continues and the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals Is using every possible means
to discover the indsntty Of the guilty
parties. A warrant was about to be is
sued yesterday for the arrest of a suspect,
but the society's attorney, R. d. Can
field. on examining :he matter, decided
that there was not sufficient evidence to
convict in this instance.
pretty wedding took place Sunday at
p. M. at the parochial residence of the
Church OF Our Lady OF Sorrows. Mr..
John Mains. o promising young man of
Carpenteria, was married to Miss Maria
Ygnacia Valencia, an esteemed young
lady of this city, Rev. Father Ramon
Ferrer the assistant pastor, performing
the ceremony. Miss Elisa Benton was
bridesmaid and Mr.. Alfred Ortega acted
as best man. The bride was also attend
ed by Misses Elisa Elizalde, Mercedes
Dihb!y, Katie Bell and Deltina de la
Guerra. y host of friends and relatives
were in attendance, and all extended their
best wishes for the happiness and pros
perIty of the couple.
Santa Barbara is III line to assist San
Francisco in scouting the national Re-
publican coveption. a movement IS now
on foot among prominent citizens OF all
parties TO render substantial aid, the
board of trade has taken favorable action,
committees nave been appointed and a
series OF public meetings will be held.
Con Murphy, the Santa Ynez pelican,
is running loose in this city. He SAYS
that he is here to acquit Pete Montanaro
and not to square accounts with Assessor
Frank Smith.
The Atlanta exposition edition of the
Daily lnde pendeht, issued last evening
is credit to this city and en- honor 20
william Lavies, editor and proprietor.
1t is a Twelve page issue, bright with lo-
cal and Geographic news and reple'
with glowing articles fittingly portrayins
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MEXICAN MANUEL MOURHS
Obliged to Stand Two Fines for
One Offense
THE NEWS FROM PASADENA
The Convention of Baptists Will Com
menCe Today
The Coming Tournament of Roses Expected
THE NEWS FROM PASADENA
The Coming Tournament of Roses Expected
to Eclipse All Former Efforts.
Briefs and Personals

PASADENA, Nov. 12.-Manuel Pa che
90, the Mexican who was arrested about
a week ago for disturbing the peace of
the Samaramo family. sees'n to have a
fonduess for appearing in court. On No
vember 4th he was arrested on warrant
sworn out by Mr.. and Mrs. Samaramo for
disturbing the peace. 1t was alleged that
on the Saturday evening previous Pache'
CO visited the Samarano mansion and in
sisted upon his hostess taking drink
with him from a bottle he produced, and
upon her refusal he became abusive and
threatened to smash the bottle ovsr her
head, accom- panying his threats with
vile and Trofane language.
When called before Justice Merriam on
Tuesday the defer dant pleaded not gull
ty, and when the case was called for trial
on Saturday the defendant did not ap-
pear. When the case was continued UNI
til Monday the defendant appeared and
said he had been already tried on the
charge once and been fined IN Recorder
ROssiter's court.
This seemed Curious state OF things,
in view of the fact that he had the Tues
day before pleadei not guilty in Judge
..erriam's court and his trial had not yet
been held. He stuck to it, however, that
he had appeared before Recorder Rossi-
ter pleaded guilty and laid a fine of So
on this same charge. II was given until
thisniornlng to prove this assertion. be-
ing told by the court that he must bring
a certified copy of the proceedings or
something to show that these were the
facts. When he came up this morning
Recorder Rossiter appeared as a witness
and stated that it was a fact that PaCheco
had been fined So in his court for this
offense few days ago but he said that
lie did not rem en- Der the date of his first
appearance before him, and that he was
not told that Pacheco had been arraigned
in Judge Merrams court for the same
offense previous 10 his appearance in his
court. Then testimony was taken as to
the alleged offense and the defendant was
found guilty, sentence to be pronounced
IN Friday. If Pacheco was seeking con-
firmation Of the first verdict passed upon
Disease he succeeded in getting il, and
he will pobably have the added pleasure
of paying another tine-two hnes for the
same offense.
BAPTIST CONVENTION
The southern convention of the Baptist
church will meet tomorrow at the Baptist
chnrcn in thi' city, remaining in session
for three DAYS. and will be followed
Saturday by an excursion to Echo noun
tain. Several hundred visiting delegates
are expected ana ample accomm odations
have been provided for their entertain
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THE POMONA PLAYERS CLUB
Gaining Fame by Their Playing Of Loves
Law
Delegates to the Baptist Convention at Pasa.
dena-The 7irande Jury Disagreed
and Is Discharged

POMONA. Nov. 13.-The Pomona Play
eIs' club presented Loves Law in Chino
last evening. and were the recipients of
much praise for their very creditable per-
Torrance.
Miss Gonevieve Marsh, who played the
part of the neglected wife exceptionally
we'll in the performance given in this
place two weeks ago, more than sustained
the reputation gained by her here. Mrs.
DR.. johnson also did much better in her
part, and Miss Mayne Fleming, the SOU
brette: and Mr.. Frank Nance, the come.
dian of the piece, received their full share
of plaudIts. Miss Sara Logan, DR.. Hazel
Patterson and Mr.. will Hammer, gained
new laurels for themselves and Nj. Nc
Reynolds. a finished young actor, under
whose management the affair was gwen,
may we'll feel proud of the strong support
given him in the cast.
convention which will convene in Pnsa-
dena tomorrow for three-days session
may be mentioned the following from
this place: Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gould,
Mr.. ard Mrs. John l.. Overton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Baynham, DR.. A. J. Bryan,
Mrs. Beckett and Miss Jessie C0ddington.
I The jury in the Miranda wine case fail
ing to agree after being out all night, the
jurors were discharged and tho case has
oeen reset fer the 10Th inst. The jury,
II is said stood ten for conviction and
two for acquittal.
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A ROCK Pill FOR TRAMPS
Is Soon to Be Esblished at Santa
An
proceedings Of the City .ustees-saperior
Court Cases-O. E. S. Gscers-sociaI
Noses and PersonaI ention

SANTA ANA, Nov. l2.--ls city board
of trustees met last night a, appointsd
Trustee Lutz u committee of ne to pur-
chase rock in order TO put thtramps at
work. The board has conclude 70 adopt
the plan now in use in nun b.of other
cities and make the tramps wig or let
them starve.
G. A. Hunt, PRECEDENT of theaoard.
and G. Nj. Nash. street superint.deut.
were appointed committee to div up
plans and specifications for crotsalks
and to advertise for bids for pu;ne
them in where required.
In the superior court today the trisof
Francisco Alvarez was set for Decem,r
ID; the trial Of Fred Schulz was set :
next Friday. This is the lad who
charged with breaking into a schot
ago and stealing BOOKS belonging to tn
'' Mrs. I. P. Clyde o, San Bernordino i
in this CITY, visiting at the home of ]
II. Moesser.
MIR. ana Mrs. Hill of Whittier are il
the city visiting their daughter, Mrs. l.
H. Mills.
A. the election of officers Of the o. E
S. last night the following were chosen
Mrs. c. s. McKelvey, W. NJ. Mrs. A. Y
Wright. W. P; Mrs. r. E. Hewitt, asso
ciate matron; Mrs. Mary B. Whiddsn
secretary; Mrs. A. J. Wood, treasurer
Miss Sallie A. Peabody. conductress, and
Miss Celia Cotter, associate couduutress
The full number of of; GERS will be com
lied by appointment.
The state bank examiners dropped in
on the First national bank this morning.
They gave the bank books thorough
examination and found everything o. h
ana departed for other fields.
l.. W. Hazen and his family, of Huron
Dakota, are visiting Mr.. Hazcn's sister
Mrs. Illumination. They expect to speno
the winter in this vicinity.
A concert will be given at the Presby
teian chuch next Friday night. under th,
leadership of Professor l.. Thomas.
chorus of seventeen voices will produc,
some fine music.
The Sam I. Show company played las
night to good house, despite the rain.
weather.
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY AND NEAR BY TOWNS

But the best wav to Judge of the merit.
of the plan is the way the prisoners who
have been worked on the rock-pile fee
about it, and when they are released from
the jail at the expiration OF their sen
fences they make haste to get over the
county line. ana with many osths swear
they will not lay themselves liable again,
FUNERAL OF G. 4. MOORE.
The funeral of the late C. e. Moore was
held from the First NJ. f. church this
morning, and was attended by large
mum ser of people. Rev. C. A. Weston
berg, Rev. A. J. Frost and Rev. E. o.
McntieI participated in the services,
which were brief. Each spoke of their
personal acquaintance OF the deceased,
and with no attempt al eulogy spoke of
his life as man and "a Christian.
NOTES OF THE DAY
t. II. Golf and family camo down from
Ferncliff yesterday, and are registered at
the Stewart.
Judge f. W. Gregg returned from
Bakersfield Sunday. While there he sue
ceeded in having the injunction on the
Buchanan mining properties near Goler
dissolved. and the shipping OF ore Will
begin at once.
The Jury IN the Vadim Demens case
went out at II 80, and Mt $3.50 were re-
ported as nine for conviction and three
Tor acquittal.
Judge Otis fined G. ". Sepern $500, as
the punishment for the crime of embez.
element, a misdemeanor. 1t is thought
that Sebern's friends will assist him
financially, and that he will nut 60 to
Jail in default of payment.
The preliminary examination of NJ. +.
Dolann of Calico. who Is charged with
stealing ore from the mines ut Calico,
was begun in Judge Souls's court this
morning. Only one witness. Geurge
Keller, an express messenger, was ex-
amined. He testified that the ore passed
through his hands Oh its way to the
Selby smelling works. and that the cash
returns were also handled by him. The
examination was continued until Thurs
day.
Q. W. Ssbern, who was prosecuted and
convicted of petit larcey for EN- bezzlin G
funds of the Sunset Telephone company,
was today given q line OF $500 or $50 days
in Jail, by Judge Otis.
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TOOK TIE RABY and LEFT
Mrs. Kate A. Jones Leaves Her
Home and Husband
SAN PERNARDINO SENSATION
The Tramps' Rock Pile Is Great
Success
Riverside Now. Needs One Funeral oil
c. e. noore - General Notes
Of the Day

SAN BERNARDINO. Nov. 12.-Mrs.
Kate A. Jones, who created something OF
a Sensation Saturday evening by leaving
the city without giving her husband her
future address, and taking their 6-year.
old daughter along with her, is now the
defendant in one of the most peculiar
suits which was ever brought in local
court.
The husband comes into court and
sues TO recover possession OF the child
which Mrs. Jones took with her.
". J. Jones is the name OF the husband.
He drives for local dairy, and with his
wife LAs lived just a little out of town.
She was familiar figure on the streets,
always driving a big sorrcl horse in an
open buggy. They were married Septem :
Der 8, 1886 and have two children. boy
aged s, who is with the father, and the
daughter, who was taken away with he's
mothar.
Ii seems that the homo life was not
all that 1t might have been and separa-
tiun had been talked of, but Saturday
afteraoon, without giving any hint OF her
inten ton, Mrs. jones came to town.
made several purchases at local stores,
sode to the Santa Fe station in the st:
Char les bus, the driver of which checked
her trunk for her, and left on the after
noon tram with a ticket reading to Full
lerto1. in Orange county.
1t seems that Mrs. Jones parents live
there, ana in the compliant which Mr..
Jones 6led this morning, he alleges that
she il the daughter of Ii. G. and Matte
Harr ing ton, and that they have induced
her , desert him and are ultimately the
cause of all her woes.
jones' further alleges that his vile is
not :, proper person to have the custody
of tbs daughter; that she has not the
means to support and educate it, and
asks the court to restore the little girl to
him.
TIE ROCK-PILE A SUCCESS.
The rock pile is a success, viewed from
everr standpoint. Not only is it the
means OF providing big pile of broken
rock the first week of Its existence, but
it i already bringing results in the COM
plai nts from Riverside county as to the
number of tramps which are coming that
way to avoid a reception in this city.
During the first week the rock-plle was
in operation fifty tons of rock were
broken, and if the Mum per OF tramps Mt
woik keeps up to the present limit,
enough stone will be broken IN three
weeks that 1t will be hauled out and the
work of matchmaking begun. Supervisor
Newberg obtained the rock from tina Col
ton Cement company, paying 80 cents
per ton delivered.
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A Snake Farmers Fate

H. E. Hathaway,a Texas snake farmer,
died recently at Beaver Dam, Wis, as a
result of being bitten by diamond rat
tier while he was giving an exh,b ition at
the Dodge county fair. Hathaway cut
open the wound, letting 1t bleed freely,
ana apprehended no serious oonso-
quenoes. The wound, however, began
to swell and in short time the man
died in intense agony. Mr.. Hatha way
was one OF the eaily settlers of Merrill,
WIS.,, and, being obliged to 60 to Texas
for the benefit of his wiie's health. he
was induced to go into the business of
raising snakes by calls made or him for
reptiles by showmen and scientists. He
had been in the business about FIVE years
and had a farm of several hundred acres
in Texas devoted to breeLing and raising
snakes.
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CHINO
A Successful Beet Season-dood Returns to
Farmers

n SUCCESSFUL Dsct ScdSOu-0OOu kctuTuS TO
Farmers
CHINO, Nov. Fit is expected tn at
this week will see the last beets delivered
to the factory here for the season. The
rain OF last Sunday amounted to 0.66 of
an inch. but did no particular damage.
The total delivery of beet, to date
amounts to 81. 900 tons. During the
month of October there were delivered
%, 537 tons, which was the largest deliv-
cry yet made and for which the farmers
will receive the neat sum of $S7, $50.
G. Z. Rowland, an employee OF the
sugar factory, has been acting rather
queerly the past few days and has threat.
ened the lite of several persons, and on
Thursday morning was taken to San
Bernardino to be examined as to sanity.
Vicksurg Relief Corps, No. 81, of Pc.
mona to the Der OF fifty, visited the
sugar factory. The corps were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Galbrsath.
S.P.Seyo and Pierre Tarride have made
application to the board of supervisors
for retail liquor licenses for this place,
and it now looks as though they will be
granted. 1t has been about seven years
since Chino has had an open saloon.
The Chino Ranch company reports the
sale of S64, 900 worth of property during
the past two weeks. and $lS,0 worth
more is being now negotiated.
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the the advantages and resources of this

the advantages and resources of this
n Floral Festival association is al
reaoyarranging for more elaborate ex-
nloitin than heretofore. The next fes-
slval VII be held on Wednesday. Thurs
gay an Friday. April 16, IL and is. 1896.
VA lat, accident occurred this afternoon
oclck while men were excavating
10Y the CIV Fithian block. Roberto Co.
uLero' Spaniard, was undermining a
Iiacs prearatory to putting In blast.
wheh seeral tons vi dirt caved in on
dero WIS bout Is years old and was mar
RED abo,ph year ago.
Inc lIN, schooner Chrome, from San
plego' caused last night near Moore's
Lanolng WYE on tho way to take lum-
per 10 the mister ranch. The Cbrom
mas oeeh som time transporting Ruano
from san Mieel island, and Captain Ell
us engaged hefur this trip. He, Captain
Jars ana Two liiors were aboard. All
succeeded in re,hinv sbors. THE Cbyo-
mo was still drijns At the insrcv OF the
wares at last reI~ts.
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Where Does the Farmer Come In ?

David Lubin of California offered to
contribute $1,000 to the funds of the
American Protective Tariff league II an
which would say that high tariff was
just to farmers as long as they export
surplus OF their products. The league
failed to respond, and so did Governor
Mckinley, and now the state grange Of
California has resolved to ask the league
to give an answer.-Springtield Republi.
C5n.
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A Singular Accident

Samuel Morris, a workingman employ.
cd at a tunnel near Steubenville. was ser
iouslv burned last week IN a singular
manner. He had poured oil on his boots
for thu purpose of softening them and
then went into the tunnel to work. The
boots in some way Cams into contact
with his torch, when the oil ignitsd.
Before Morris and his com panion could
extinguish the flames he vas horribly
burned about the face. hands and feet.
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A famous Munich painter plays ancAn
Greece ali over the town. and walks h
streets of Munich with bare mead an
feet and draped only in wide pictur
esaus cloak. And, not content with h
own performances, he causes his so
Helius to do likewise.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
TO DIVIDE THE cAPTAINCY- GENERAL
ANOTHER SCHEME TO REORGAN1zE THE CUBA
GOVERNMENT SEPARATING IT INTO MILL
TARY AND CIVIC DEPARTMENTS.

| ANOTHER SCHEME TO REORGANIzE THE CUBAN
GOVERNMENT. SEPARATING IT INTO MILL
TARY AND CIVIC DEPARTMENTS.
Havana Sept 10. via Key West Sept 1s.-Yes-
| terday's cable dispatches from Madrid refer to a
| disagreement between Sehores CASTELAR, and Sa
gasta the latter being Of opinion that there Is no
further necessity for sending more troops to Cuba
In his view he is supported by the Liberals or
Opposition. They assert that the island can be
pached without any more sacrifices tty Spain
Sehor Castelar, holds a view diametrically opposite
10 that OF Sagasta and his followers. Many gen
eral officers in Spain have sharply criticised the
military organiza ton in Cuba. Opinion is general
that the Major-General commanding-General Mar
tnez Campos-in his dual civic and military roIe'
has too much to do now as Generassimo and Cap
tain General OF Cuba He is responsible for every
thing in civic and military circles. Madrid Is OF
opinion that Spain should send one or two lieu
tenant generals to relieve him OF the mere govern
ing side Of his dual calling.
Gable advces this day made public refer 10 an
other project to divide the Captaincy General into
two departments-Military and civic. II the plan
is accepted by the Spanish Government, 1t is be
lieved that one district will be offered 10 General
Nacias and the other 10 General Gamin. This
c,ould involve other changes in the Spanish Wes;
Indies. when General Barges would take command
{, Porto Rico The necessity OF such a scheme is
The reports received here recently as 20 the
mobilization of the Third Ariny corps OIL OF 80 30
Matches The troops will embark early in January,
or the middle Of the cool season
In Madrid A Ministerial crisis is beheVed 10 be
,rminent The designations OF Ministers Rooiedo
and Bosch are limited at.
have agreed on bill which will be submitted mi & 10
issue They fully expect that II Will meet the
views OF Conservatives and Liberals ,
Premier Canovas the event OF a crisis. Will
offer the Presidency Of the Cortes 10 Senor Romero
Robledo. ...o c.,,o p,-ha-.
o-,5vAd here to-day with additional troops from
Snain she was enthusiastically cheered upon her
srr-val nv a large crowd of people. who had gath
cred 10 welcome her.