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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23
SHOWED HIS CASH IN A SALOON
How a Beat woman was Examined
on q Trial for Theft.

Something novel in the way of examin-
ing a witness occurred at a trial in the
General Sessions Court today. james T..
Smith, a colored man, who keeps a
saloon at No. 4S2 Second street, was tried
for grand larceny. The complainant was
G.. w. Borders. an icennan. On October
II Borders went over 10 the Bowery to
see a woman about buying some house-
hold furniture. The woman was out n
he came back to this city. About eleven
O'Clock he dropped into Smiths saloon
and paid for two or three rounds of drinks,
treating everybody in the house. His
guests included two colored men and a
couple of white women, who had gone into
the saloon to get a can Of beer. He says
that in paying for the drinks he exhibited
a pocketbook in which he had s295. After
taking his last drink of whiskey he be-
came dizzy and sick and started to go
home. He says that Smith accompanied
him to his stoop. Borders sat down on
the stoop and was doing eff when his
wife came down and helped him up to his
ROOM. lie and his wife counted the
money in the pecketbook and found
only SIS. Borders believes that he
was given Knockout drops. The
next morning he went around to
Smith and told him about losing his
money. Smith said he would notice if n
OF his customers who were out of en-
ployment made any unusual display OF
wealth he woul let Borders know. Bcr-
ders finally concluded that Smith had
robbed him and caused his arrest.
Mrs. Borders was called as a witness.
She is absolutely deaf, but can talk. 1t
was necessary to write the questions on
q piece Of paper and submit them TO her.
She read the questions with some diff
Guilty and answered them.
Smith denied that he robbed the plain
tiff, or that he had accompanied him
home. He say he left Borde7a at the
side door of the saloon, locked the place
and went upstairs to bed. The case was
given to the jury at recess.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23
VALLEY RAILROAD

6.Sz A. NJ. eaily sunday ia As NJ for
MAUCH HUN and intermediate lsrasions.
ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. N1AGAEA FALLS.
SUSPENSION BRIDGE and the West. and
principal local points: Dining Car n Buffalo;
m.os 4. M daily, except sunday. hi~aafAIcH
CHUNK and ~intermediats points NJ
I2.l4 noon daily, except Sunday
.BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives, Buffalo 9s5 r NJ Through car
and Parlor Cars. Dining Car Service. Mea |
a la carte. Connects at Bufalo With throul
MS p. M. daily, except Sunday, for MAUD
CHUNK and Intermediate points,
L5s P. NJ daily: except Sunday. for
ping only at principal intermediate STATED
Connects for all points IN coal regions Chi
4as r. n daily. except sunday. for Wiki
BARRE, PTTrSTON. and pr
cipaI intermediate stations: Connects for
points inScoal regions Pullman Baffet Par
eS 5.s4 e p. II daily for EAsroN ana intern
sss ?. N. daily. except sunday. Express Il
sLATINGToN and principal intermediate Sta
tons. Connects FOR Reading and Harrisburg
Chair Car 10 SIatington.
7.2 r. III daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA-
vssfshn,ed Train' New York to Chicago. Sleep
ers to Buffalo and Toronto.
So NJ asily' sss syF,s sqpday' st sTnH
BErHLEHEM SEqNK (
JEScTIoN sArE s5s a5aSShA R9 ps,5l
Sleeper fer Buffalo.
a12 P. u. daily for ITHACA. GENEy
ana ali points. West, Pullman sleeper to CT
cago and sBuffalo. Sleeper TO wllkesharre.
IA 4a nossSb ' aRoo 5Fs's ans ds inssr ssssss ss so,ns
leave as follows; s.1s 4. NJ z#s As and s
Tickets and Pullman Accommodation
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
N. y. Transfer Co. Will call fer and cbed
bsTeaEe from hotel or residence Through
Z.H."| 10y ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23
FOB LATE LETTER WRITER'S.
Residents Want n stamp Agency
Open Until eleven p.M ".

The residents of Arlington. Ocean and
jackson avenues and side streets south
of the New Jersey Central Railroad
bridge, have issued a petition to have
the stamp agenc at Lawrence and
Laney's Office at Ocean and Carteret
venues changed TO either Clark's drug
store or Glanzman's stationery store on
Ocean venue. A prominent resident of
the section said to a reporter for The
News last evening:-'ANe have in our
neighborhood a number of New York
business men who do considerable writ
ing at home. Unless a supply of stamps
has been laid in beforehand, we have to
keep our letters until the next morning.
& Laney, whore the stamp
agency Is at present, close their store
promptly at eight In the evening. and
that is too early for the general convent
ence. The agency shonld be either in
Glanzuan's store or in Clarks store,
each of which is open until eleven
O'Clock
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23
WILL CLEAR STREETS
Traction Company Proposes to
Cart Away the Snow as
Rapidly as Prae-
tieable.

To prevent a repetition of the street
fight of last Friday, whe merchants
were arrayed against employees of the
Traction Company, because the company
swept now from its tracks and piled it
up in front of business houses on Mont
gomery street. Captain Cox. of the Greg
DRY street station, this morning sent re-
serve men out to patrol business streets
where there are car tracks.
The nearest approach to any trouble
occurred early this morning when Mrs.
Ettie Henderson, of the Academy of
Music, and Charles S. First, the big dry
goods dealer, hired men to shovel the
snow from in from of their respective
places back on the car tracks from where
it had been swept. Policemen compelled
the shoveilers to stop work. subsequently
Captain Cox notified Mrs. Henderson and
Mr.. Furst that the snow would be re-
moved as soon as practicable.
n Traction Company has agreed, 1t is
said, to remove within t~wenty-four hours,
if possible, all the snow between it's TRACKS
and the curbstoneS in business streets.
True to its agreement the early
this morning had twenty or more carts
and nearly a hundred men at work re-
moving the snow on Montgomery street.
AT noon that narrow tloroughfare was
clear enough to allow wagons and trucks
to use the street on either side of the
car tracks.
n officials Of the Traction Company
say that they are perfectly willing to do
all in their power to keep streets where
their cars are operated clear. They in
sist, however, that merchants must not
expect too much, as considerable work is
involved in the removal of snow. From
this time on it is not expected that there
will be any trouble or that
will have any cause for complaint.
Last nights storm caused only trifing
Inconvenience in his city. Fromsthe time
Gn0uy hacon RI Fail t11o ~.
had sweepers out and as a consequence
the tracks were comparatively clear.
During the early morning rush Of travel
there were one or two bieckades, but they
telegraph or telephone wires were dam.
aged.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23
N cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To the Creditors Of George B. spearin &
Company
In pursuance of an order OF this Court.
made on the day Of the date hereof, you are
hereby notified to present and prove before
me, at the address given below, your claims
and demands against George 3. Spearin &
Company, under oath or affirmation, within
three months from the date hereof, or you
will be excluded from the benefits of such
dividends as may be hereafter made and de-
clared by this Court upon the proceeds Of the
effects OF said company.
Dated December q, 1886.
GEORGE @. TENANT,
Receiver Of George q. Spearin & Company, IS
Montgomery street. Jersey City. N. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23
FOURTEEN YEAR OLD BOT DRUNK

Patrolnaan Burke, Of the GreenviIle POI
lice station, last evening at eight o'clock
found George Williams. a fourteen-year-
old colored lad, staggering along the
boulevard, near Sea View avenue, in 4
very drunken condition.
The patrol wagon was Summoned and
the boy taken to the station house, where
a complaint Of being drunk and disorderly
was made against him.
This morning Justice Douglass sentenced
him to three days In the city prison.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23
BANK

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIE FIRST
New Jersey. at the close of business December
18th, 1885,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23

III. II. Hardenbergh, Cashier oe the above named
bank, do soIemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of nay knowledge and belief
J. w HARDENBERGH.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to berore
me this 22nd day of December
CHARLES B. HUGHES.
Notary Public OF New Jersey
(R- C. WASHBURN,
C-orrect-Attest: FRANK Fl. EARLE.
CORNELIUS ZABRISKIE,
Directors.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23

pEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HUDSON
IL County National Bank at Jersey City. in the
State OF New Jersey at the close OF business.
December nth, 1885,
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FLOODS AND EARTHQUAKE.

The record Of disaster by disturbances
ot the elements continues to grow
apsoe. News now comes Of a fright.
iul catastrophe In Siberia anu IN japan.
The Telegraph made brief mention 9i
Hoods In Siberia In August, aud Of
storms and another earthquake 10
Japan ON the last day Of that month.
Now some details are arriving, which
give n faint picture VI tho calamltous
visitAtions.
In Siberia tho plains bordering on
the Uuuri were the scene OF terrible
devastation. The riveu siphaon, Nor,
santa ChAsa ami ImAn were all ou /
ana the plain for hundreds OF miles
was turned into lske, In some places
twsnly.six feet deep. The Siberian
railway was flooded TOT 10 yst.ls from
lmAu, the last station on the road, and
In many places washed away, and for
some days telegraphio communication
with Vladivusloek was cut Oh. The
grain crops were being gathered aud
were stacked In shoaves In the fields,
aud the winter stock Of hay was
beins housed Ia stack. All these were
carried away, nsNofo the stocks VI the
iArmeis A. well aa their houses. and
many lives were lss. H6rcue parties
were out IN all directions taking the
farmers ana their families 10 rllcos Of
iaieiy Ia the few boats 10 DO found In
he district, and the governorguueral
At NlaliT9stock dispatched q party Of
lOldlefs, with two light dnu ht steam
Aunehes and four lligtoAla, 70 uraIsl
In the work. A. the settlers have Lost
lhsli all, even their stock II foods ufis
Tor the winter, there Will almost a..
luredly be great distress aud famine g.
he region during tho coming winteT,
'nd, further, the vast piles OF Hfswood
10 absolutely necessary during the
ong terrible winter have all been
Eashpd away by the raging waters.
and 10 tie pangs Of hunger will be
added the Ietrofs Of the proyrrbially
'evere sibrrian winter with no pro.
vision for keeping warm.
InJapsn some towns were destroyed
'ud many severely damaged, AMI
here was grea, lois % NE. The wide.
ipreAd terror whion prevailed after n,
'Ar'hquahe wa' heightened by ~.
lhoon which Lent ils aid to the woik
u devA''a'lon. This was followed by
disastrous fiooi1. Official reports cay
nat 1897 houses have bssn Il oied
boNs Tue door AID $3.50 below tn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

Of interest Several large Irrigation
oansls, aggtegatlnk sixty miles IN
length, run by snd through The
grounds, and these are being supplied
with various iris atiol appliances to
Illustrate the processes. A lake, ten
scres IN extent, has been built for the
purpose Of showing the capabilities OF
windmill and pumping plAniS, an the
possibility Of the storage system No
method Of Irrigation. Lateral ditehot
cross.sretion the gfounos, In which are
displayed measuring wisr, lateral
gate'. spill boxes, division boxes aud
other appliances Tor tho Distribution
aud measurement, Of water. rhe whelV
Iressnls scene Of oven greater i'm.
pftssiveutss ON tue visitors than wac
hoped tor by tho most earnest advo-
Gates Of the plan, who are highly
elaled at the outcome, for the gotu
that l. believed 10 be accomplished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

from the AllAatio 10 the Pacific, and
mos. IenetfAting Linimsnt In the
world. ~ will cure Rheumatism,
Neuralgis, Gus, hpfainf, Bfulsrs,
wounds, Oh SoTcr, Burns, Sciatic',
Bore Throit Sole Cne,t anu all a..
nammation, after all oihem have
tailed. win cure BAtbed Wire Cuu
and heal all wounds where proud Q
has stt In. II IL equally efficient 0
sn,mals. Try II ana you will not h.
without u. Price 80 cents. Sold ~
z. q. NJ. 1. Drug Store.
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door, 225 washed awsy, IFS totally
wrecked and a2i partially destroyed.
Numlefs Of people we're drowned. be.
s.desgtcs, los Of property by the burst.
Ing .fembankmen,s, oic. Landslldes
have taken place 10 ,Oss places.
Thee disasters are becoming 20 com
mon that interest therein IL com
fafa,lveiy dull IN somo quarters.
But In others where uvents Of modern
times afc being closely watched Tor the
ifon1 Of tnoir tearing, these occur.
rencss are noted with conscious nsss
" the Influence they will hsve upon
tho uaiiors and peoples whose destiny
is Involved in latter times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

Mr.. A. l.. Afmttionr, an old drug.
gst, and prominent oltiEsn o. TN,
unierpriiing town, snyt al sell acme
forty different kinds Of o3ugh rem.
sdis,, but have never In my eIpefi.
enoe sold &c much u any one article
30 have Of BdHords Horshound
NDrup. All who use II say II IL the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumpiiop, and all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungr, they save ever
tried" lei a tfeelno Tor Coup and
whooping Cough. will relieve q
Cough ia one minute. Contains no
opiaies. Bold BY z. G. NJ. 1. Drug
bloTs.
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IMPORTANCE or NOMINATING COS.
yENIIONs.


The Developments under tho new
law In force In thi, State ought to i'm.
presa upon the minds Of the cold ele.
menl In voters the great Importance Of
their taking part In nominating con.
ventions. The ptesent statute pfo.
vldes tho way In which candidates for
oiiies anal be- placed before tho people,
AMI how certificates Of such teleotion
tbali DO died. Already thcre has been
a necessity for recalling The nominal.
log convention because the law has
not been complied with by the ofiiosTs
of the ntt meeting. This second
convention IL necessity In
order that the NOMINEES should be
on tho ticket. The inactivity OF the
convention officers ha. oau,ed this
extra trouble, besides rendering them.
solvss subject 10 a seyete penalty for
violating the statute. when makes
mandatory the iilius Of n certificate In.
side OF ten DAYS.
The nominating convention ia now
a patt Of the eleeiion mnehiuoty of
this state, as much. in lie MAGE. As IL
the voting. There have been, and
are. many people WIN M, dl,su,ted
with poliiies 10 tho extent that they
will not attend ptimatie. and notnluat.
Ing conventions. IL lsa fact also that
lhe,r asme p.ople will continue Ia Ia
dlseu,ted. dl,appoInted and opptess,d
with unsatlsiatory politloal admins.
tta,ions until they tscoRnlse the
lmnor,apt truth that the way TO pet
decent officers IL to come out to the
nrlmarl,. and conventions ami plnee
suitAble eapdidntss fin manhattan.
otumblinv will M. do n. exurss,lpy
d,,su,t A, polit,es will moi do n: hold.
inc 10 The prine,pl, Of waiting for tie
heat men will moi do n: even reducing
,aIa,Ie, viii not do n For unl,,. Inc
,,ue, elias, Of ei,i.sns e,t 10 Tho
n,Ima,i,a ana m.he them and the con,
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uffalFH ~ III 90 ON the WaV uOlltlglauH
d,,,ct oumbiiny will moi imntnv,
m, oasl,tv ~ the candidate. dI,vu,t
III not ,omovo had on.s from m,
,,os,,. low s.ls,le. viii be ,,mad, ma,
A, nnp,in,ipl,1 ofilee.boldet,. ana
,n.,,,vitv uii .l.otion d,y MAKE,
,ha ehsnoe. tan Ia ope ina,
chan m, yoter oomm "a mari
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m.r,,t, selset and vote for He ma.
a,i, ,ho.e The Nominating conv,,.
No.. s,va him, I'D nj, m, du,v n,
.,y,.r,,ahls eiu,.p. PARTISAN .,a
.an,.,,,,., ,abI,,Iapa c,n..,vs,lv.
,',.,.,,,. ,.n,as.n,a,,on 4, m, nom,
III, d.n.,tm.nt ot ,sl,ctinv of,Ios,.
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800, n,.,,ne, ,ha,ao, wui v,.y
Nd. 80, a,,naiIy a. A a. T,.n
thlH ihANANi MUMMY NJ W. Aueu
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MILIrAnY AcllNn, N nus.IA.

The btlei ielegfaphiu announcement
TINT Russia IL m0biliElug troops in her
Black Sea ports, anu uvinclug military
activity a, other points, msy Indicate
that the conferences held between the
ear and the leading continental rulers
are about to bear fruit, outstanding
previous assurances that the peace Of
Europe must be maintained al any
cost This supposlllon IL strengthened
by the publication Of an audience
given by the czafina 10 = deputatlon Of
English wofkingmon, who came 10
plead for the AfmeDiang, on which 90.
casion she assured tbs DELIGHTS that
she would use Whatever innusaco she
might have TOT the benefit OF tho op.
pressed people. 10 the ezArina keeps
this promise II lie probable that the
Turkish suitsn's Day OF reckoning 10
not very far 81.
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Are you Bilious, Constlpated OF
troubled with JAundioe, siek Head,
ache, had Taste Ia Msuth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dytrepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain ~
Back and between tho Al ul iers, hills
and Fever, etc. II you have any Of
these symptoms. your Liver IL out Of
order, and your blood IL slowly being
polsonsd, because your Liver does mol
act properly. HEnniaE will cuts any
disorder Of tho Liver, Stomach or
Bowels. IL hiss no equal as Liver
Medicine. Price IS cents. Ffse trial
bottles NJ z. q. "A. 1. drug store.
The direct line u KsnsN CITY, 81
Louis and Atlantic teaboafd, IL via
tho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections made In
Union depo,t In thu day time. II you
bre going East aud care for daylight
ride through the ersRdsst scenery Of
the Rocky Mtuniains On route, see
ihat your Ticket reads Wis Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively flee to holden Of regular
Train tickels
II. u. KoosER, e. ,. a r. A.,
y Moflsn Block, salt Lake CITY.
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Tho utsrnrr rrrNrrn Ntva p r.....
grrftf etaatifnl AZ conner South nni - f''.f
street, aaIt Iata GU. ..... AZ
U'flnrE -sIi.raN
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Tha IHararf WHfEtr In magazine taI@ - ~
nshsl srafg HaiuflaH.
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STOCKS AND BONDS FOR SALE.

Pc pIyID I,5s 81, o sgAgAFTE i.!:
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DEADiNG AND SAVING GLASSES
IL shonld exactly o. you. filtlnE ana ,e,N
iTeo. Moody, eNpefl, constitution Builala "
AN EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL nIOAL'
N eiRht years experience w " hlshM.,hs
manufacturing 0ptieiAn. Is West flfst H ~
street hYea examined for glassth INV
special lenses gTonnd 10 ~ the eye.
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GREAT SPEECHESl

90 the photograph a. Ed'son phououaph
lMlutfi ~ Main street. Conference ylait6fs
should not fall 10 hear them. ". j. nryAn's
.itpWn u lbnfna ana Gross Of Gold" speech,
Aalor hchlnloTa speech on the Threat 20
ueuatn the National Currency" nTTan'a
.heplT o. ihf tharFr Of Anarchy" ITyan'a
"uplniuu OF ne Wall rtToot Cold nugs AMI
.YhlicalcH" Tho aboYa are rendered on tto
Monograph IN clear distinct toues and eau be
heard Tor only 90 each. tdison fhonogrAph
farI0ra, ~ Main street
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on HORSES TO HOARD AND EVERY
~ hodY 10 know That shurtlen has the
beet camp Wagons in tho city, also nratclats
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