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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
HUDSON COTNTI TAK TALU4TIONS.
LARGE DECREASE ~ JERSEY CITY OWING TO
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP OF THE SOUTH
COVE GRANT.

LA
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP OF THE SOUTH
COVE GRANT
The reports OF all the assessors have been submit
ted 20 the Hudson County Boarl FOR the Equaliza-
ton OF Taxes except those Of Eoboken and Town OF
Union The returns from Jersey City show a large
decrease il valuations from ast year Its toais are:
Rea. ,s.ate $slO20l2o; personal S.oio23o total val
uaton sss go 80 Decrease In realty. s44s go per-
soHal. s33O, Coz. total decrease. y7s2i2.
Tax Commissioner Love explained that the de-
crease arose from taking the South Cove grant
sessed at $500 600 against the Central Railroad Com
pany out OF the ratable- the property be-
longs 10 the city. The decisions OF the Supreme
Court had taken OF the raiables the property
OF the Hudson Tunnel Company and the Berwynd
WhEe Coal COMPANY. and severn! stores and facto-
ries had moved away The net loss was sl.Olls5O.
but improvements had reduced IL 10 sNg.a2 The
other figures were:
Bayonne-Real e. ale as 100: personal property
$685. lz5: total sl9l0s75 This is increase o. $780,
90 IN realty and decrease Of s2i535 In persona.
property net increase Of 1886 The decrease
due the failure Of large silk mill and several
manufacturers moving from the city.
North Berg.n-Real estate siTS2O, personal. 2l7,-
u.s. total s. 10 80 This - an Increase OF N7.m5 in
Wes All Ho t Res i' estate @ D. per personal
KS 900; total As5,soo Increase in realty Na.4O;
personal 49, 30: ret Increase s94so.
Union Township-ReAl estate, E.&4,sO: personal
si5.eeo. total. s2,slC4o lncresse IN realty 900;
',
N..hawken- estate. N.3l, 20: personal N3o-
80: teal g. 05i 10 Increase in rea.ty S6sj0: de-
Gre ase IN per- )nal 81 go: net Increase yla5 go
GUT enburg-Retl estate. f6si.7+0: personal SIS $50.
total. $500 Increase In rcaty f33 $40: decrease in
personal 1850. net Increase. 81 go.
Kearny-Reil estate. Sc $500: personal sos go;
total &C. ia 30 Ircrtase In realty, 5000. per RAJ.
Slor 90: net fncrease. $4,000.
East Newark-Rfai estate. 25S0 600: personal $751;
100; rzI ,u5 71c. increase In reA.sy. 5000, ptr-
ponal 9 0oD: total increase, 1900.
Harrtson-Real estate Qo1.lu; porspnai S7DoO0o;
setaL 0,1a.uA Incrs:ss g rsasu. p4s7s; Isrvonsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
HER IDENTITY UNKNOWN.

WOMAN PAssER OF COUNTERFEIT COIN REFUSE
TO DISCLOSE HER NAME.
The woman who arrested In Hoooken -
"Wednesday evening after passing counterfeit silver
dollars on q dozen Wash.ngtor-st storekeepers. was
arra.gned before Recorder McDonough yesterday
under the name OF Jane Doe" Tho Court did nos
Ike the Eame given 70 the woman by the police, 20
he changed IL to Mary ana committed her 70 the
County jail.
When taken TO a cell at the Second Precinct sta
tion-house Immediately after her arrest the woman
remarked 10 Policemen Myers her captor: Il will die
IKE a hero" Despite the efforts OF Captain Tanning
and Others TO learn her name and address,. thu
woman refreinel from making any remarks wEicn
woui ! q 10 her Identity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
NEW WATER SYNDICATE.

THE sussex WATER COMPANY OFFERS To SIP
PLY JERSEY CITY
4 letter read at the meeting Of the Jrrsey
CITY Board Of Street ana Water Commissioners
Monday from George h. Inman. Offering 70 furnish
the city With water supply al reasonable rates
AMI inviting the city officials 10 inspect i;s shed
l. Leaked on; Yesterday thai Inman Is the repre-
sentative OF 2 water syndicate the Sussex
Water Company composed Of wealthy capitalists
and owners OF water rights In Sussex and Warren
counties who say they furnish 1900 90 gallons
daily. wcii-known citizen said yesterday thar the
company = even more formidable financially
than the powerful East Jersey Water Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
MIR. HOBART HOME AGAIN.
DELIGHTED WITH HIS VISIT TO MAJOR
MKINLEY

LEADERS POPULARITY WITH HIS NEIGH
Observation-Disclosures TO BE EsrAB
LIsHED IN NEw-yoRK-THE AID
vIsoRY COMMITTEE TO Be
NAMED NEXT WEEK.
paterson, July 2 SpecaD-Garret A. Hobart
returned home from his visit to Major Mckinley
this evening. Although somewhat fatigued by
his trip. He talked at considerable length about
the incidents Of his visit to the Republican NOM
inee for President and expressed himself as more
than ever convinced that .he tlcSe; would be in
dorsed by the people at the polls on November g.
Major Mckinley belongs entirely to his peo-
pie at home" ead Mr.. Hobart. His friends from
every district in Ohio and his old constituents
never seem TO tire offering congratulations and
trooping in TO prophecy certain victory. They
have already begun to call him Mr.. President
and they become nettled II they told not TO
count chickens too soon Major Mckinley enjoys
music. and he has brass band on his lawn four
times day. He shakes hands with 900 people
every day and has a wonderful memory for faces
It's treat to see him pick out some old friend in
the crowd and exchange "reminiscences.
MY first reporter caught me at Beaver Falls.
Senator Quay had boarded the train and the
correspondent in endeavoring to catch him.
tunsbled across me. He made good use OF the
opportunity. He had an alleged silver interview
half a colum after two minute inquiry about
my health"
Mr.. Hobart said that he had conferred two
hours with Chairman Hanna in Cleveland, and
he admitted that the nine members OF the Ma
tional Republican Committee who were 20 take
practical charge OF the campaign had been
agreed upon. They would be announced next
week
Il will say frankly" said Mr.. Hobart. that
was principally anxious in reference 10 the loca-
ton OF the committee headquarters The claims
OF New-York City commercial and political
had considered the advtsab!lty Of a Western
headquarters, but conference permanently
settled the matter and d subcommittee was
empowered to select suitable place and report
at once. Our campaign will be conducted from
NewYork The subcommittee and officers will
take charge next week. and the literary end Of
the campaign Will be in full swing b. Saturday
week.
Mr.. Hobart said he would present lis resigna-
ton National Committeeman. but he ex-
pected TO act with the Advisory Committee.
Mr.. Hanna will come East, probably within
the next ten days. and would personally AS
sumo control OF the campaign about September
l. Mr.. Hobart said Major Mckinley would re-
main at Canton during the canvass unless his
plans were materially changed. The report that
Mckinley would swing round the circle was
without foundation. Mr. Hobart did not fx-
pect to make any speeches. He interded 70 get
down TO work Immediately. In speaking Of the
said that Ohio Republicans knew how 10 extend
a welcome. The cheers from 1000 throa's as
he greeted Major Mckinley at the railroad
station would ring in his memory forever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
1T WAS Not RELIGIOUS MANIA.

keyport. July fSpeciaD The OF Samuel
". Aumack. who suddenly became insane on Sun
day last has attracted considerable attention es-
peciay among the members OF the First Method
ist Church which he recently Joined. The Rev
@. II. Neal. jr. the pastor denies that religious
mania IL the cause OF the mans trouble, but says
that since the death OF a daughter some time ago
Aumach has been melancholy and inclined TO act
In an irrational manner. As the papers
can be prepared Aumack will be sent an asylum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
SHOPLIFTER PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

The female sfaopAf,or who was arrested in Ne"4- <
OK saturcay night re:naDded TO jail yestc'o'y
under the name Of Jennie Mitchell. which she sav"
Yesterday caef Of Police Hopper received from IN :
rn.Aoe. lTsa pcicc d photograph and description OF
&c woman She arrested for shSpiItnR ~
VA CITY on May r. an1 described herself as Jennie
,gcS houseHeeper, thirty years OLD she v as
sLtSsesi ara b4ie1 and left the c.:y. Inc woman
1efded not guilty. YESTERDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
TIE LEHIGH MAY ENTER PLAIyFIELD.

Pianhe.d. July tSpeciaD-A report that the lie.
high Valley Railroad Company viii coon run tts
tracks into Planfed gains credence In this city. 4
few days ago Shreve Ackley. who has charrs Of
the suburban territory for the Lehish. was IN ths
city. and made u general tour Of inspection for he
purpose OF acauainting himself with the resources
and possibilities OF Piainneld IN the line OF srovsh
re was most favorably impressed with the ousionx.
ne SAID that while the ofctais had not thoroughly
Irlainnsld to this city and then tapping ne paln
mind and that II would b taken uD tor disoosision
IN q Short tma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
THE SMALLEST BABY DEAD.

New Brunswick. July (Special)-Jsmes T. Mehie
the eleven -rnonths-,h son OF Mr.. and Mrs william
Nchle OF New Brunswick who had been extensively
advertised since his birth as the smallest human
being IN thls country. died this morning.
At It's birth the child weighed only twenty-rour
ounces ami 1t was not thought that he would live
He Was IA ihed fl cod-!ver oil and wrapped In warm
HI, -k.fs AMI received nourishment by absorption
When seven mor.hs oil he weighed three and one
hsf mounds and q silver half-d5llar covered tne
nj n, Of his hand. The child apparently was wen.
iu, recently he attacked by marasmus, ana the
d scase proved fatal His weight wac six POUNDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
THE STEWART LEGION oH. THE ROAD.

Paterson. Iuly (Spccial.-A Tousins ra'hcauon
meeting was held at the district sch)ohouse on
Schuyler Hi, I-akeview. Tonight uhaer Inc au'
n,ces ~ the reorganized 'Punkim busters VINO
,,,ned on, 800 strong 10 welcome Stewards Flying
Legion Of campaign orators
The political cyclists met at the Second Nat'oh"
Rank Building starting for their second poiiticai
run al o'clock 4: South Paterson they were met
10 me Madison Park II )bart Guarls. VINO joined IN
a short parade. . s., r-,,, the
pla,form were ex-Judge Francis Scott; VIVIAN VI.
P~ws George L. Anderson Forster II frc-;han
and William y. Seldom, all OF whom MADE -no''
addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
THE CUBANAMERICAN CARNIVAL.

The committee in charge OF the Cuban American
Carnival. which is to be held at the State Fair
Grounds at Waver.ey, from July to July s. has
announced the programme for the opening day
Among the many plea sing features are a military
and civil parade In the grounds. balloon ascension
by Professor Carl Myers. and Buck Taylor's Wild
West Show. An effort Is being made 10 have the
members of the Grand Army OF the Republic from
all the towns in Eastern New-Jersey take part
In the demonstration. and from responses already
received by General J. Madison Drake. the Grand
Marshal. the effort seems 10 be likely TO succeed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
RTN OVER AND KILLED BIZ 4 TRAIN.

Long Branch. July ,SpeciaU.-Mchael McNshm.
4 native OF Burlington y j.. struck by a pas
senger train last night and fatally hdr;
The accident took place on the New-Jersey South
ern Railroad between the Highlands OF Eavesink
am Atlantic Highlands. The injured
moved TO the Monmouth Memor.a! Hospital at this
place. who're he died three hours later NcNahm
was abO.e forty years "a. and his mother lives
in Burlington. HIS BODY taken - M)uiss
u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
BOYS BRIGADE TAKES IRIS TRApPTNGs.

The sec-ni company CT the Boy Brigade which
WIS recently evicted q the Sessions House OF the
First prcsbyttria Church IL jersey Ciy. ha1
moved 10 is new quarters and taken with II all tn.
p,raphernaa which the church trustees supposed
would be surrendered. To avoid any techncalities
before moving. the company he'd ts annual meet
ing ard elected u W. Hull. president; J. GaIds.
v,ce-rre silent: H. rilem secretary and james M
Entee treasurer The company has membership
Of sfx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
FIVE YEARS FOR BEATING BIS WIPE.

Patrick Hartman sentenced yesterday In ne
Hudson County Court OF Sessions. Hartman had besa
married less than q year and cruelty treated he
wife lie beat her on May 4 and two days ia&se
she va, Sent to the hospital where she die1 ne
was covered with bruises but tried to her hus-
band. The physic ans could not swear positively
due TO the injuries inflicted by him; He was IN.
dtcted for beating her and eCnycted Of esrocsous
the penalty. sharply rebuked Hartman for bis
cowardice anC gave him the extreme sentence. ave
years at hard labor In State prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
"SAY YES" SAID THE BRIDE.

He CORRECTED HIMSELF. AND TIE CEREMONY
WAS PERFORMED.
Mayer Seymour Of Newark performed TWO mar
RACES the Gay Han yesterday When the MAY or
was Questioning couple according TO the usual
fornula ne askcI Louis M5nnatell the br. t-sT o9m
(, +. took this 10na1 his welded VIE. The
nan Llomptly re- ,,)n lei NO Mayor seymour
10 I'D SURPRISED ana dbou, TO abandon the cere
nony. wiser the bride turned 10 Mannate. and said
enL nat! c.,.ly. say yes.
Yes" sail the Bridegroom. and the ceremony Was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
CHARGES AGAINST EACH OTHER.
EMPDoYE OF THE AMERICAN GROCERY COMPANY
ADVISED OF EMBEZZLEMENT Has TIE

=
&atawan July (Sp.csaD.-A private detective
from New-York approached Harrison Denyse. resi-
den, OF ,his pace. this afternoon In the oboy OF IN
Matawan House The detective told Denyse tha'
ne Represented the American Grocery COMPANY u
New York and that unless Denyse accounted Tor
certain funds collected by him fox the firm. ne "oui
place him under arres, for enbezzcmeni Deny
was angere4 al the manner In which the nan az
preached ain ard aimed q bio" at the detective ;
face The detective turned angrily ana desN i''
nyse several blows The fight created great eA- -.
NET The men appeared before Police justice D.
cell and the detective entered comp am asai'"r
Denyse Tor ernbezz!eaen, IN he nam or me Amer
!can Grocery Company. Dcnyse mace a oNui, -
complain; against the detective FOR asSair' ana w
terry A hearing will be heid next M0nGay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
4 DESPERATE BICYCLE THIEF.
AFTER PLEADING GUILTY lie MAKES AN AT
TEMPT TO BREAK JAIL

Long Branch July (SpecaO.-Thomas Hussy
was ARA .gned this morning before Judge Slocun
and charged with stealing 4 wheel belonging TO
Warren Suits. He pleaded guilty and in default Of
500 hail committed TO jail.
After being sentenced to-day Hussy made a
desperate attempt 10 escape. r. W Van Derveer. a
bicycle dealer who lost wheel recently. asked to
he that sto.e Siultss wheel. As soon
,lc door OF the cell Opsnej Hussy made a leap
for liberty The door-tender was Knocked down. :
three others who II -e.fer~1. but Hufsy
was finally overpowerej and put back into nj. cell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
A HEAVY ROBBERY ~ ARLINGTON.

The house OF Cyril Meares. In schuyier-ave.. Ar
lington was Entered by thieves during the absence
OF the family yesterday afternoon. and stripped
OF everything OF value Every room In the house
looted and goods valued at &1S00 we're car
ried away. Among the articles stolen were cloth
ing. silverware And 1ewelry. and cooseerib!e
also missing. The house wss left In eonfu1o0 ~
me thevsA vhe, apOorsatly left 3uss heferO the ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
THE FIRE PUT OUT BY PEDLERS.
A CARPENTER AND HIS HIRED MAN CHARGED
WITH INCENDIARIsM.

Thompson Sayre, a carpenter and An old res.den,
OF Roseland in Livingstone Township. and Edward
Murphy his hired man. are In the Essex County
jail charges OF incendlarsm Sayre owned d
house the Eagle Rock road which insured
for $500 The house was set fire Tuesday after
noon. Two pedlers who were passing found all the
doors and windows bo.ted nailed fast. They
forced open a door and put cut the fire Inves,iga-
ton showed that everything had been removed from
the house In a wooden bread bowl was lot Of
shavnEs saturated with kerosene. and In the centre
Of the shavlngs a lighted candle had been placed
Ssyre and Murphy were seen at the house six hours
before the fire discovered. They revisited the
house late Wednesday night. and constable who
was In waiting arrested them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
IcRTBy PARKS NEW COURT.

Asbury Park July 2 CspecaD.-The new orahch
,.snc.ry cour, in the Pos,ofice building was infor-
maly opened to-day by Vice-chAnceiior fray. u
Camden who disposed Of a number oil iho''o"s ~.
.a,,sa nv the lawyers present. The branch eou
swr, he formally opened next Tuesday wnen ~"~"
ceilor Mc3ill will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
MRS. FLEMING IN LONG BRANCH
SIZE LIVES IN 4 YELLOW COTTAGE AND PAYS
HER RENT IN ADVANCE.

Long Branch. July (SpeciaD-Mrs Mary Alice
Fleming took possession OF the hampton cottage to-
night. She expects 10 remain until November l.
The cottage lies within $40 yards OF Ocean-ave. II
Is painted yellow. with red trimmings. The owner.
I. A. hampton. is a resident OF Old Bridge rep
re,sentativc OF Mr.. Shaw. Mrs Jennings attorney.
paid Mr. Blmpton sie) the seasons rental. in ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
NWjBRs'H NRK
W -, ~

Senator William n. Daily has once more read
Allan L. McDermott out of the Democratic
party. II will be an cdifying and entertaining
.pectacle 20 see these distinguished gentlemen
again dissecting each other on paper. AS politi-
cal letter-writers they have no superiors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
GIRL RESCIED BY A POSSE.
AND On BOARD A sI.OOP SIZE WAS CAPT
URED BT TRAMPS

URED BT TRAMPs.
John H. Norman. aged seventeen. Of New Bruins
wick arrested by atective William Housed. Of
New Brunswick. In Newark yesterday a crimi-
nal charge ard taken to VI idlesex County Jail.
Accc.Iing 10 the charge Norman no: Maud ). New
man, a haf-witfed girl al South River and took the
gr. 10 New Bruins lick whore he kept her a prisoner
TWO days and then placed her on board brick soop
where She grossly abused by the crew. The girl
afterward turned loose in New brunswick and
was seized ana taken - tramps' resort In the
woods whore she was rescued by posse OF officers.
Norman traced - Newark and caught Oh
The per az The lower end OF Jer.eY-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

New Jersey politicians were greatly amused yes
teriay by Washington dispatch In me Ir'ou'e'
In which an unnamed Jerseyman was quo'eu q
making these observations concerning senator
James Smith ard Allan L. McDermoti:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

Mayor Rankin's message shows that the hnan-
cial condition OF Elizabeth is satisfactory Dur
ing the last six and q half years 1851. POP "a
has been expended In Improvements without
adding a cent to the city's Indebtedness or issu-
ing an obligation except S715O0 Of per cent
bonds for the erection Of schoolhouses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

II Is always handy TO have scapegoat' ana
Architect Browne appears TO ne the individuai
selected for that distinction in connection with the
Jersey City municipal building scandal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

William stainsby. president OF the Newark
Board Of Works. estimates that the idle men IN
his town number 10000. That means pretty near
~ 10000 votes next November for party that IS
willing and anxious 70 see every Industrious man
&c; a chance 10 earn q living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

There must be something In the atmosphere
Of Bayonne that produces the church frictions
~ which we hear 80 much. Hardly denomina-
ton In the city but has had trouble of one kind
or another in the last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

Mayor Seymour is quite right In refusing 10
sign blindly every order put before him COM
hitting children TO the Newark City Home
Children have been kept in that institution be-
fore now at public expense who should have
been cared for by their parents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

The Bergen County man who tried TO dig his
own grave will have many imitators among the
politicians this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

Hoboken Is rocky field for tho Salvation
Army missionaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

The flower of NewJersey's Democracy stood
by the country through the stormy days OF the
Rebellion. And the flower Of New-Jersey's De-
mocracy will stand by the country through Its
financial, peril. no matter what the professional
politicians may say or do.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
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