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The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
CATHOLIC CLUB STAG.
Good Boxing Will BE on tho Pro-
pramme Saturday Night.

The annual stag to be given under the
auspices of the Catholic Club will be held
next Saturday. Each person as he enters
the clubhouse will be presented with a
pipe and package of good tobacco.
The programme, to consist chiefly OF
boxing. contains some of the best names
known to the manly art of self defense
Jack Mumford, amateur champion. 14O
FOUNDER of America, will ispar three
rounds with ]. H. Smith; William Wild
ner. mateur Is pound champion. will
punch the bag for ten minutes.
George Holman, of the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club and Charles Dailery Of the
Anchor Athletic Club, will give an ex-
hibition on the parallel bars. Moody 4
Webb viii appear in their black facs
an evening The stag is under the per-
sorlal supervision OF N. Lewis Palledeau-
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
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The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
CHASTITY find.
Body Of a Tramp Found
Upright in Thirty Ton
Of Coal.
CAUSED HIS OWN DEATH
While Drunk Higgins Pulled
the Handle Of the
Chute.

Shocking was the death last night Of
William Higgins. Hoboken tramp White
under the influence of liquor he entered
the coal yard of JageI Brothers. at the
foot of Fourteenth street, and approach
ing one of the big coal pockets pulled the
chute handle Thirty tons Of coal came
pouring down on him, crushing life out
and forming In a huge pile several fest
over his head
When workmen came to the yard this
morning they thought boys had been fool-l
ing with the chute and they started to
pile the coalinto wagons. Several tons
had been removed when the shovel Of one
of the men struck something soft. The
discovery OF the human head startled the
men and work was stopped while word
was sent to the police Of the Second pre-
cinct.
Patrolman Kenny and Detective Kerri-
gan arrived and identified the body, Word
was then sent to the Coroner,s office.
Considerable difficulty was experienced in
removing the body.
The sight was CHASTITY one. The body
stiff and rigid was found squarzy placed
on the feet. Both arms were out
stretched as though in earnest appeal
The face was upturned and the eyes
opened and clogged with coal dust were
fixed in an awful stare. The body was re-
moved to the morgue-
Higgins. who was about 45 years old.
was a character in the Second precinct.
where he went by the name Of .'Buck the
Hilo.' He hung around coal yards up
town. where he always slept. Yesterday
he was known to have been drinking
heavily.
married sister of Higgins, who lives
Hoboken.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23

REGISTRY TOTALS
Little More Than Half Last
Falls Vote On the
List.
LEADERS MUST HUSTLE
The Small Numbers Said to
Be Due to Republican
Apathy.

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Tomorrow is the last day for registry.
Only those who are registered can Vo'e
at the election next month. Up TO phe
present time but little more than nan
the names of men who voted last ran hase
been placed on the registry lists Ihe
leaders will have considerable WORK On
their hands to get out the vote
Many persons have said that the ollli-
ultv is the lack Of interest taken in the
campaign by the leaders of the Republican
party. A prominent Democrat said TINS
morning.
..That fact should not make the Demo-
Gratis fall asleep. They should get 10 "ofA
and have all the names possible placed on
the lists. A full vote is what we require
no mater how little interest is taken py
our opponents
The result of the registry last fan ana
for the two days this year IS as Aoi-
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
A FAsTlDIoUs PRISONER.
Finds Fault With the Temperature
Of the Hoboken Cells.

There ought to be a house OF correc-
ton somewhere near to send juvenile
evildoers The. number of them is hecom-
ing too large entirely for the good Of the
community so spoke Recorder Stanton
of Hoboken this morning in sentencing
fifteen-year-old Walter Sharp, of No l09
Fourteenth street, Hoboken.
Sharp belongs to gang of young
growler rushers. and is familiarly known
as .Klondike.' He got drunk Saturday
night and kept the police of the Second
precinct busy changing him around from
cell to cell.
One was too cold. another too warm
and another not airy enough. He was
finally anchored in cell where he kept
Screaming all night The Recorder gave
Sharp ninety days in the County JalL
much against his viii. He dislikes TO
send youngsters to the county Institution.
he said, as it raresy improves them
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
WHO OWNS THE SAUSAGE Z

Ia package containing about fifteen
pounds of bologna, frankfurters. and
smoked tongue was found at Arlington
and Claremont avenues, Saturday, by Off
Ger Bose. 1t is supposed that the package
fsll from wagon.
The police are anxiously awaiting a
claimant as they would gladly be rid Of
the stuff, the edor of which they claim
III rt,f al all pleasant
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
ARE YOU REGISTERED?

Tomorrow is the last day Of registration.
If you don't register you can't vote on
election day.
Don't forget to have your name put on
the list
The hours for registry in Jersey City
and Hoboken are from one o'clock IN the
afternoon until nine o'clock in the even
ing.
Remember to register tomorrow.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
TWELFTH CLUBS TRANSPARENCY

The Twelfth Ward Democratic Club will
hold it's regular weekly meeting tonight
1t expects to hoist big transparency
over its headquarters at Liederkranz
Hail. This was to have been ready Tor
tomorrow night, but it was subsequently
decided to hold the meeting tonight on
account of tomorrow being registration
day. If the transparency can be finisheo
by night it will be hoisted and the occa-
sion celebrated Great preparations are
going forward for the big stag which the
club will hold next Saturday evening
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
DEMOCRATS ATTEND.

One of the largest ratification meetings
ever held in the Ninth Ward will take
place this evening In the rooms of the
Ninth Ward Democratic Society at Ber-
gen avenue and Montgomery street. Very
nearly all the Democratic candidates Will
be on hand TO address the gathering
A meeting of the Seventh Ward Demo-
cratic Club will be held tonight at the
New York Bay House, Ocean and WIKI
dnson avenues. Instructions win be is
sued to all members to see that an Dem
ocratic voters are registered tomorrow.
Those unable to register in person will be
registered by affidavit. Final arrange
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
ARE YOU REGISTERED?

Tomorrow is the last day Of registration.
If you don't register you can't vote on
election day.
Don't forget to have your name put on
the list
The hours for registry IN Jersey City
and Hoboken are from one o'clock in the
afternoon until nine o'clock in the even-
ing.
Remember to register tomorrow. 4
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
ARE YOU REGISTERED7

Tomorrow is the last day of registration
If you don't register you can't vote on
election day.
uon't forget to have your name. put on
the list.
The hours for registry In Jersey City
and Hoboken are from one o'clock in the
afternoon until nine o'clock in the even-
ing
Remember TO register tomorrow.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
ARE YOU REGISTERED :?

Tomorrow is the last day Of registration.
If you don't register you can't vote on
election day.
Don't forget TO have your name put on
the list.
The hours for registry In Jersey City
and Hoboken are from one o'clock in the
afternoon until nine O'Clock in the even
ing.
Remember to register tomorrow
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
REPUBLICAN, SMOKER.

The Third Ward Republican League will
hold its annual smoker at Schlitz' Hall,
No. 1S0 Newark avenue, this evening. The
programme arranged by the entertain-
ment committee promises to be lively
one. 1t is expected that the attendance
will be very large. The committee Isl
John Callary, Chairman; Edward Closter-
man, Frederick Pettigrew Charles H.
Van Voorhis and William H. Dell. The
entertainment will commence at eight
O'Clock
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
SERGEANT ERY'S CANE

Sergeant Arthur Fry, Of the Ocean av+
e3aue police station, returned yesterdaeE
from weeks huntiiig trip IN ssnlli IVAN
county. n Y. The sergean't SAID he had
excellent sport and bagge1 any quantity
OF game. which is on its way to the city
III freight car.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
ARE YOU REGISTERED?

Tomorrow is the last day Of registration
If you don't register you can't vote on
election day.
Don't forget to have your name put on
the list.
The hours for registry in Jersey City
and Hoboken are from one o'clock in the
afternoon until nine o'clock in the even
ing.
Remember to register tomorrow.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
Hartnett's ThermometrioaI Report
ARLINGTON CEmETKRT

the State Lot owners have no expense for
care of grounds. nor for fencing. II you need
q cemetery lot land every family needs one).
YOU will be interested In it's beauty and neat
ness its moderate prices and easy terms o1
payment. Ofice in Jersey City, 2Ss Washing
ton street. over Provident Savings Bank. Tele-
phone No s2l-
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23

ments for the ratification meeting will be
held at the New York Bay House Thurs
day evening, October 26 will be COM
pleted. Previous to the meeting display
of fireworks will be given. City Marshall
Ddgar vreeland and Michael !. Fagen
compose the committee in charge.
The German-American mass meeting
will be held on Friday evening October
81, at Liederkranz Hall. Nos. s65-s6s Cen
trail avenue
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
NINTH REPUBLICANS TO MEET.

A meeting of the Republican Ward AS
sociation of the Ninth ward is to be held
this evening, at the rooms Of the Bergen
Republican Club. Registry matters will be
considered.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
MlNKs MEET TONIGHT.

The Minkakwa Republican Club will
meet tonight at its quarters, Ocean near
Danforth avenues The Republican can
didates will be endorsed.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
Ward.


These figures show that the best work
accomplished so far has been done In the
Second Ward, better known as the Horse
shoe District The Eleventh Ward 1ol-
lows with but three short. Last faii the
eighth ward made the best showing.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
MATTERS OF FACT

New Jerseys best flour costs 25c. more per
barrel than ordinary flour. but worth a dollar
extra Wholesale only at ID. E. cleary Co.'s
stores Greene and Montgomery streets
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
WEATHER iNDIc ATOMS.

NEW YORK; Oct g. 1sse.-Eorecast
for the thirty-six thoprs ending at eight
P. NJ. Tuesday. For New York City and
vicinity:-Generally fair tonight and
Tuesday; fresh southwest winds.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
Very respectfully,

The Board of Street and Water Conn
raissioners will take up the South Cove
matter when the proposals are submitted.
In the meantime the Commissioners will
be unable to take any further step in the
disposition of the property until the bids
ara on hand.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23

Executive Department
Jersey City. N. J.. Oct. p 1899
Michael B. Holmes, Esq. Jersey City, Nj.
Dear Sir-7I am in receipt OF your favor
Of 2lst inst. enclosing copy of commune
cation sent by your committee to the
Board of Street and Water Commission-
ers regarding the Improvement OF South
Cove.
III am heartily in favor of this movement
and will use my best endeavors to pro-
mote it.
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
Executive Department

The following reply has been received
from the Mayor
The Jersey City news., 1899-10-23
TONIGHTS EVENTS.

Remember to register Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-13

rJyHE sTRATFoap. Ocean Grove. N J.--Fine hotel
i close TO the ocean Maine-ave.; 80 large rooms
good table, reasonable. A. w. LYMAN Boz q les
New-York tribune., 1899-08-13
NOT ANOTHER RICHMOND TERMINAL.

There has been growing conviction in Wall street that
either the Southern Railway Compeny the Plant Rail
way system will acquire the Brunswick property. Each
Of these railroads has terminus in brunswick. and
neither Of permit the other obtain full
ship Of this important port Wall must chsnge
its mind and consider whether the Brunswick Company
will not become owner Of the railroad. The Richmond
Terminal planned fairly executed The
managers Of the Brrrwick Company are thinking men
and upright men. They have a stock which Is listed
well distributed and low priced They have port Of
great importance in It's relations to Southern develop
II there is Brunswick Terminal Company viii
be for the stockholders Whatever It's d.
rectors do will be done for the benefit Of the property
Our readers may depend upon It they will do much
New-York tribune., 1899-08-13
r,ecutiye Offices: lSG Devon,hre ST., Bos-
ton, Mass. -, ~,
I,boratories: Boston and Haverhill, Mass.
Factory: Cambridge, Mass.
Deoositary: Eliot National Bank, Boston,

a, lould air Is destined take the place OF an ''er
,orms q motive power-s'eam electri'i'E' O'''
o,- eas-line etc. etc.-s an ineviaoe oo"''"S''"
che latest developments in the use OF this most h"'
ious force ever discovered In Effectiveness '''''$
,nnes safety and cleanliness it so far surrasses ei
-, oors that no other result Is possible than their
oi disuse and in ten years from now they VIII nave
80, re,esated 10 the company Of the staee-coach ana
csnal-boat Of forefathers.
Rv those who regard liquid air an entirely ne" pro
6nc,ion and a new idea. this lie considered as a
ventresome prediction but liquid air IS not new 'd''
except 70 the general public II is sevent}-sN >r"'S
since Faraday aue.d chorin IS sixteen years since
Wroblewskd and Olzewsd liquehed air at Cracow II Is
nm, hf,een months since Prof Dewar liquened hydrogen
and heur and in so doing reduced 10 s liquid form the
last gas known the earth All those seVenN-n'e 'A'S
tcen,ists had studying and experimenting WIN 'e
lquefaction Of gases merely as matter of s''hs 'e
mysteries OF Nature probably with no expectation
that their time and labor and thought would uthaeN
result in reyolutonzing the worlds methods Of maau-
facture and transportation but the less II has oe
20 pass From Faradays first in lQuefyng gas
70 the harnesspg Of liquid air the universal motive
power long step hut greater than the progress
from Watts tea-kettle magnificent steam engines
OF the present Franklins and key Morses
telegraph Edisons Eight and Bells telephone The same
and labor and thought of scientific men have again
fructifed into a magnificent gift mankind IN the pro
duction Of liquid air labor and thought Of
inventors Code, Knudsen and Chase only tar-
the gift commercial and practical OF
everyday life, but even added TO Its capabilities.
Not only have these devised the means II con-
trolling tho power Of liquid air the Of but
through their ingenuity have been devised the Of
than doubling its effectiveness FOR they have made
possible the production OF five horse power from
two without additional cost.
We are perfectly aware that this statement challenges
belief but the increduous simply invited
New-York tribune., 1899-08-13
ARE STOCKS TOO HIeHp

We think stocks are relatively low Mr.. Keene is re
ported 70 said. Market prices Of stocks fully ds
coun, present conditions and prospects," Such state
ment such Is surprising 1t Will proh' "'"e
TO balance one opinion against another but 1t VIII Ger
tanly readers to know that among all '"e
prominent Wall street whose views are known
to the writer there is not who will endorse tn'
bold unmodined sided statement. one certain meth
cd Of tustfyng opinion with reference 10 values ana
..pecaiy With reference prospects Of values Is the
tendency OF the rates of dividends There ia not one
dividend paving railway 81 X which now gives Indication
of going TO lower rate payment before II goes 70
higher level Certainly Pennsylvania 81 Paul. Louis
willie & Nashville and Union Pacific Preferred will pay
more before they pay less This Of nearly every
Railway Company. u these important railroads were
oca,ei in England their would he selling a, more
than 700 advance ~ prices. Yet this country Il
growing more rapidIy than England These railroad,
cannot be duplicated the opinion of this column
,ha, the better class - railway will their
rates Of dividend from time % time. and their shares
in the market pivot from time 70 time. at higher
levels and ultimately pass out Of the speculative arena
NJ Keene says Extensive liquidation must Inevitably
come for f. +. the only Sigh, reduce tho ~.
tended loan accounts cf Banks and Trust Companies
Auos, nil the hr kers made sufficient contrnc'- fr
time money 70 protect Themselves 4, their operations
Under such circumstances the brokers naturally advise
their customers . retain their holdings nni their de
manls for cal money will be- corre.poniingly reduced
There Is no better f1 bu market far money
f. concerned Outside of the city ~ New York there
are atou, three hundred million doliar- money In
tho United states than held In similar manner one
year ago a large portion u this money Is owned hy
the farmers deposited in local banks II Is reason
able 70 conclude ha, higher Z In New York
will bring such from all parts q the United states
In the absence public and dstrust increased
where Il Is needed Mr expects extensive liqui-
dalton" The indications unm.stakablc shown
by the records transfer Offices Of all the important
railroads that the American public i absorbing securl
ties at this time In some grea, national
or international alarm the American public will
continue 20 absorb II belief
nothing In view undermine public confidence sur
fcenty TO create such liquidation The earnings do
not Justify liquidation the combinations
are earning so much money that while may guard
our friends against them in speculation safely
encourage the investing public TO buy them for per
manent holdings This II the second time have taken
issue with M Keene's bearish views On the fotmer
occasion the market had conspicuous advance.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-13
fiudnrial.
Financial Forecast.

Several correspondents have asked what p. C C. b.
l. stock will be worth after ID. United States courts
have forced the Pennsylvania Railway Company to fulfil
legitimate repairs for remarkable property can "
provided for with OF operation included. for "1o
OF It's gros. earnings II Is also conservative to estimate
the gross earnings for the future sleCooo per
vesr II the corporation saves 40T OF this amount IL
will hive net result after paying fixed charges sa'
o. 100000 which Ia IOE on all the stock under any
reasonable allowance the Psn Handle stock VIII oeco
an s stock Wayne stock TO guaranteed Is eagerly
sought for BY the Pennsylvania Company at 200 fan
Handle stock will have one advantage over the for
Wayne stock which cannot pay more than 7PS' AZ
years 70 on the Pan Handle Company Will be abe u
pay ten or twelve per Even II the articles
OF Incorporation ignored Pan Handle stock IL WORM
more than Omaha and will ultimately sell higher Ih'e
the most conservative methods OF calculation win ''
Obligation OF the Pennsylvania Rail Road in force the
value OF Pan Handle stock will above DO Se'ea
corporation lawyers OF national reno"n WHO are u'
professional engagement and several other cofp''a"
lawyers have become interested in this stock Simply
as investors have given unanimous and unmodihed opn
ion that possible for the United states co''S
to ignore this agreement OF record The minority STOCK
holders Of the j. NJ g. bridge hnve Just Defeated the
Pennsylvania Ralway Company, although they have no
rcb contract Of record 10 protect them Under the cir
cumstances this stock may be safely regarded as the
most remarkable investment which has yet developer "
connection with American Railways The friends OF this
column rely upon this conclusion and buy the S'o'N
without reference 10 temporary prices
New-York tribune., 1899-08-13
PENNSYLVANIA.

Last week gave the opinion that when London stops
selling Pennsyivanil Railway stock It's marke, price on
the New Stock Exchange will be rapidly advanced.
Already less disposition the par, Of foreign
holders sell this stock and believe immediate
future will f the load with which foreigners held
this security down A. President Cassst TO un-
dersand the mistakes of his predecessor in dealing with
equities Of that he Will change the methods
Of the company in its relations others and thus improve
financial tone and reputation Of the corporation II
absence of conndng reliance upon the management
Of the Pennsylvania Railway Company the part Of
investors which has caused that stock sell relatively
the purchase of high priced stock unless
they have confidence in the morality of the manage
New-York tribune., 1899-08-13

-,ysvATER HOUSE FAR ROCKAwAY.-One Of the
Is anest appointed summer hotels on Long Island fn'
h,ch, good boating bathing and fishing fine table;
sortabe beds; electric lights; nreproof: low communication
liberal treatment.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-13

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PROSPERITY IS WITH US.

upward the prices Of securities
is Each week shows material gains In Market
values
Delay in making purchases Is costly. We entering
O prosperity Unprecedented
Expansion Of the Volume Of Money, Commerce and
Of Territory. combined with abundant crops are the
factors work in producing IT
The capacity Of the great crOIcarryng roads IL lin
ited. the volume of commerce not.
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