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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
DOUBLE SUICIDE.
Jackson and His Vile F0un1
Dead with Gas Turned On.

Chicago. Sept lo--Petcr Jackson md
his wife. both past 0 were found dead
in their fat at so Belmont ascnuc last
night.
The gas jets In the parlor. dining room
and bed room were wide open. II Is the
belief OF the police that the aged coupls
died together by agreemcns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
LAST Night the Most Restful
Since He Was Wounded.
Attending Physicians Are
Gratified and Look for the
Early Recovery of Sufferer

90
Mbun House. termed crisis
daardy the life OF President Nc
symptom unfvorabe 70 the p
} srecover
In fact the morning carefully
woded rejoicing comfortable
during the night than wounded
Both yesterday morning
af>th change of condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
Addresses by Gov Gregory, Former
Congressman Spooner, President
MiIburn Of the Exposition and United
States District Attorney Wilson.


is a Pan
u could be
in
Temple
, Henry J. Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
MR.. sPOoNER's sPEECH.

After another selection by the band,
former Congressman Spooner of Provi-
dence, vice president OF Rhode Island 5
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
DOCTORS SATISFIED.

that they wore overcoats and We
died up.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
Ell DOCTOR GONZALEZ

Hoy Sc despde de nosotros para Humacao,
donde fjara su resdencis el doctor don Fer
nando Gonzalez Caguas pierde un medico de
gran capacldad cientffca un ciudadano de
inteligencia y de caractsr.
El doctor Gonzalez luch6 desde hace ven-
ticnco afios en- las primeras tiIas del partdo
reformista, del partido autonomista, del lbe-
raj del federal, Hombre de juicio SECURE y
de convicciones frmes-por 10 mismo que las
forma en- la rehexi6n ell estudio-da frente
al pegro, sin miedo guarda, como un culto
el amor de la patra
Amigos suyos de veras de largos dIas
conocemos su modestia. acaso nuestros elo-
gios, mas que agradarle, le mortifquen, Lo
cual no puede impedirnus escribir Ia verdad
Donde quera que vaya el doctor Gonzalez, no
dude que en- LA DEMoCRAcIA Sc lie recordara
con smpatia profunda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
Suare7 de Mota

La question de anoche ell ell teatro entire
Ell poicfa urbano Diego Betancourt ell sar-
gento La Rosa, fu6 orginada por una mujerl
que estaba alborotando en- las puertas del tea
tro. Betancourt lie ordenG SO callase ella noI
ooedeci6 alegando que era intina del capitanI
Molina que 10 deiati1 cesante 81 la afro
pellaba Betanconrt, cue es hombre que no
Sc anda con chiquitas, lie contest6 que 6 no te-
MIA que yer con captanes En- este lego La
Rosa preguntando o que suced(a, Betan
court le contest0 10 que habia dcho aqueila
mujer. Entonces aqu6l orden6 este cue no
repitese las erpreSiones: surgio una disputs en-
tire ambos y salieron reIucir los rev6lvers,
sin otras coosecuencias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
A1n no he visto ell cometa f;
,aro al 1la0o & var1a do caouro

A1n no he visto ell cometa;
pero ST lego verle, de SECURE,
que, admirado y suspense,
le miro de hito en- hto, me descubro,
u templando las cuerdas de la Ira,
con voz altisonante asf prorrumpo:
-&iOh, cometa! oh prodigio!
ioh prodigio sin par iyo te saludo!
SC6mo va la f4milia?
6Qu6 tai siguen las Osas Neptune?
GQu6 es de Martes, de Jupiter y Cirio,
de las siete Cabrillas y Mercurio?
SQu6 de los Reyes Magos?
5C6mo sigue ell anilo de Saturno?
Los jamelgos alados que hay en- Venus
Csc venden buen precio? GLos hay rucosf
Loira quiere Nomprar media docena,
pues dice que son angeles pstudos.
Hablando de otra cosa Gqu6 tai anda
la question monetara en- esos mundos?
6Podemos emigrsr? Por estos lares
no tenemos trabajos nj recursos,
aunque afrman, voces, 10 contrario
algnnos papeluchos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
IntereSanteS aCuerdOS

Antel de anoche Sc reunieron en- ell CEN
tro <Uni6n de Dependencies los sehores pro-
pietarios de fncas, tomando los siguentes
acuerdos:
10 Que en- case de no acanzar iusticia Sc
lleyara ell asunto de las tasacones la Corte
federal de los Estados Unidos.
20 Que las reclamaciones establecidas an
te ell Consejo contra la cuanta de las tasacio-
mes, Sc gestionaran indyidualmente.
30 Que SO pubiquen las tasaciones para
evitar ocultaci0n.
40 Que la propiedad solo SO le grave con
ell por 100 annual sobre la renta.
SO Que Sc eliza una comisi6n del presiden-
te, ,tesorero secretario, para conferencar con
Mr.. Hollander Y recgbar que para la tasaci6n
Sc tome por base la renta del IL por 100 annual.
60 Sc estabeceran protestas en6rgicamen-
to contra las exageradas tasaciones, ante ell
pals, ell gobierno ell pueblo de los Estados
Unidos.
70 81 cabe, Sc estableza la quereia coIec-
tva ante la Corte federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
FeHcitOci6m
Caguas 1s de Mayo de 1901.
Sr. don Jose Muiioz Rivera, Director de LA

Sr. don Jose Mui1oz Rivera, Director de LA
DEMoCRAcIA.
Presente.
Los que suscriben, todos tabaqueros per-
tenecentes al gran partido federal, al que nos
sentmoS cada dia mas orgullosos de pertene-
Ger, venimos donde ID felcitarle por su bri-
Iante patri6tico artculo titulado GEn cam
pafas,Sa ofrecerie ell testimonio de nuestra
mas ardiente simpatfa por la noblfsima tarea
que empieza ibrar frente al peri6dico mas
viri' de esta desdichada pero mas querda tie
IRA.
iAdelante nsigne compatriota!
No terminar6mos estas lfneas sin que antes
demos un saludo fraternal de despedida nues-
tro ilustre iefe don Luis Mufioz Rivera, infat-
gable luchador de las bertades patrias quien
deseamos un feliz arribo la nueva metr6poi
que logre ell triunfo de sus deales, que son
ell de la justicia, la raz6n ell derecho por esta
TERRA irredenta.
Somos de I'd. con la debida consideration
sus mas altos. correligionaros SIS.
@. B. s. M.
Manuel Delgado Alexandra, Juan Rivera,
Ramon Rivera Bernier, Natalie Roman Isido-
ro Gonzalez, Basilio Colon, FrUtn Coris, Jes6s
ortiz, Julio Coris, Felipe Ortiz, Alfonso Torres,
Daniel Lopez, Jose b. Rivera, Defn Vazquez,
Leoncio Rivera, Eadio Rivera Jose Reus, Ro-
sa Flusa, Juan Fagundo, Jose Leon, Juan
Santiago, Jose Tomas Vazquez, Gregorio Ortiz,
Germiniano H. Ayala, Juan Ramos Bartolo
Santiago, Joaquin Bonia, Bernardo Villafafia,
Jose Cruz Rivera, Ramon Lizard Argdeso,
Prudencio Rivera, Juan Rivera, Enrique Ro-
sario, JESUS Lopez, Antonio Perez, &. Lasan-
ia, Miguel Oxios, Serafn Rodriguez, Alejan-
dro Perez BasiIio Garclas, Juan Sandoval,
Justinano Colon, Hip6lito Flores, Hermene
jdo Ortiz Huertas Herm6genes Delgado,
Pablo Dlaz, Limo Rosario Rosado, Gregorio
Aragon6s, Enrique Rossell6, Carmensito Ro-
driguez, Eliodoro Vilar Jose Roman, Segun
do Vazq1ez Jesds Coris Jo.6 Budet, Esteban
Sandoval, Luis Diaz., Juan Perez, Jose Santa
go, Tito Rivera, j. A. Santiago, Genaro Colon,
Juan vazquez 20, Cantalicio Morales y Gomez,
Tadeo Rodriguez, Juan Magdaleno, Mariana
Domenech, Antero Rivera Mulers, Felix Fra
gosa, Felipe Rivera, Marto Nieves, Onofre
Soriano, Pedro Cori, Susano Dlaz, Felix Riba-
ros, Oliyero Franceschi, Nicolas Rodriguez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
MAS Dc cOMEaio

Sc disminuye ell consume de la carne, Que
d6ndose sin vender ese articulo.
CaIcdlase solo en- 5000 dollars la cosecha
de tabaco
Eo en- ell RIO aparecen millares los peees
muertos. Opfnase que han sido envenenadas
las aguas, Nadie las utiiza y las autorijades
dlsponen su examen.
Los vecinos Sc queian de las formas brus-
cas- del Inspector de rentas al hacersus cobros
Fl ayuntsmiento pide al gohierno que con
done les conlribueiones Atrssadas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
a DIEsTRO Y sINIESTRO

lOh cometal Permite que cometa
tama1a indiscrecion, tsmaiio abuse,
prenguntandote, audaz, que nos auguras,
pues 20 soy, como YES, muy confanzudo.
Sc franco: "a one SO debe
tu presencia gentil? 5De que eres nuncio?
cNuevas calamidades nos reserva,
preViene dispone 10 future?
GCallas? GNo me respondes?
81 quieres que descifre tus augnrios,
hazme ell obsequio de menear la cola,
asf, con dsimulo.
GPor que no la meneas?
! Por que, sin mas nj mas, sigues tn curse?
! Por que, de tn carrera umlnosa
no detieDes ell curse ?
va que tan NAL procedes
permaneces impasibe mudo,
| oh cometa oh prodigio
81 es que te vuelvo YER. no me descubro
va Sc 10 que predices
que vuelve mister Allen. j abrenuncio!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
lPnBRE AuToMoMlAI

Ell alcalde de Aguada ha venido con-
fereDciar con ell gobernador. lie plde Que
sustituya la policia municipal con Ia insular
CeIebr6 otra confarencia con Mr.. Elliot
sobre la carretera de Lares San Sebastian.
Dice que vendra ma con isi6n del primero de
estos puebos con el mismo objeto que el. TO.
cante Ia referida carretera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
FUERA DE PELiGR0

La sefora de Mr.. Mac Kinley esta fuera
de peligro segdn dictamen de los medeos oue
Ia asIsten No Sc lie trssladara q Washington
nor tenor q una reeaida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
"a MhYn

E rey de Ingaterra Eduardo VII declara
fiesta Lariona ell "a de Mayo por ser ell ami
versario del nacimento de la reina Victoria.
Tituls esa fiesta: eDia del mmmmS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
NOtic1Gs

El IA del presente, unos cacos escalaron la
casa mercant de don Jose Gimerez, en- 81 pue.
bio de Barros,
Todavia no prestado fanza ell secretarlo
de la Corte de policia de Guayanilla.
hace mas de un mes que desempeiia el
cargo
Los cargadores del muele de la capital
siguen en- huelga, sin que hayan podido acor-
dar un arreglo
G5st Gran notcia Sc vende un rnagnifco
aparato para la fabrication dc sguas gaseosas,
con todos sus accessories, -lnformara Fran.
cisco Torres Cordero. .-Arecibo 81 ID
Rafael Torres ha sido absueto en- la causa
que Sc le sigui6 por coacci6n ante la Corte de
Distrito de MayagBez. Llevaba su detensa
nuestro querdo amigo Pepe de Diego.
Mafiana darA su d'tima function en- Yauco
la CompdHtG InfdnHl organizada allf beneh-
clio del primer galan joven, niho Rafael Ema
nueli.
La compafiia del tranvia el6ctrco de San
Juan ma eneargado uOs carfoS una ue las IL
meas de tranyfss de Brooklin.
En- Barros sc ha establecldo una estacl6n
meteorological, nombrandose a don 1gnaco Mo-
rales observador voluntario.
Los empleados de la Colecturfa de Rentas
Internas de Aguadilla, don Francisco Molina
ri don Ramon Vidal Cardona hon sdo decla
rados cesGntes,
CB Leoncio Barreiro-Cirujano-D -Dentis
ta.-Calle de Ruiz Belyis Caguas Puerto
Rico.
Nuestro estlmado amigo don Antonio Upie
RE, de Comerio, Sc halla en- San Juan.
Anoche pasarou por esta ciudad de regre-
so Guayania, nuestros diStinguidos amigos
Torres Romanacce, de Guayanila
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

Son muchas las tradicionales festas de
Cruz que Sc celebran en- esta ciudad: no hay
casa donde no haya un altar Las flores que
traen los cangreieros son dsputadas, vend6n-
dose buen preco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
SAM 5Sy.AN
POr IL lGgrafO.
Mayo 19.
25 cENTAVQs

25 CEMTAv0S
Los traba jadores del muelle declarados en-
hnelgs piden 25 centayos por cada bora de ira
bajo, en- Vez de Is que antes percibfan. Como
es necesario pagarselos, terminar& dicha huel
ga.
LAREs
Sc halla en- Lares ell inspector de escuela
Mr.. Hutkinson repartiendo titles q los plante-
les de ensefianza.
BAYR MOM
francisco Cordero, esta nombrado juez de
policia para Bayam6n.
COMERIO
La seiiora de Gomez Broso esta en- Come
rio de temporsda.
81 Tribunal de policia de aquel pueblo Sc
traslad6 al lado de la farmacia del iuez urru.
tia.
ALI Sc hal sentido dos dias de constantes
aguaceros.
CaHREGLE
El fantropo Carnegie, regal6 cien mil do.
liars para la fundsci6n de una biblioteca en-
Escocia, su patria.
CsERRE
Es muy facil ell cierre de las fabrcas de
cigarrillos, por las subidas fanzas que exigen
al realizar los embargues.
No hay alIi selos de correos para ell ezpen-
odio
Ell alcade Colon Y ell secretario MontaIyo.
han yenido San Juan.
RUKaOR
Circula ell rumor de que las compafias de
vapores hacen rebaja de los hetes a los azlica-
res.
SALUD0
FL NeW publica mn largo artfcuo para sa-
ludar al nuevo director de IA DEMooRAcIA
Sc DICE
Sc dice que el captain Molina sers trasla.
dado Guayama
EN- RLBENa
Los huelguistas de Albani atacaron de
nueyo los trenes siendo estos defendidos Dor
los milicisnos q tires Fueron muertos dos
comerciantes heridos muchos narttculo roo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18


La compahia de Martinez Casado pondra
en- escena pasado mafiana el importante dra-
ma GVrginia0, de Tamayo.
Muy pronto estrenara el de Echegaray,
SAmor salvajeO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

Es cosa decidida ell viaje Espafia ell dla
IS de dan Manuel Ramon su distinguda fa-
milia. Permanecera un aiio allf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

Pasajes de ida vuelta 10 % de rebaja.
Ninos memories de IL amos: mitad de precios.
Los yapores de esta Inca son recomenda-
bles por sus comodidades especiales para pasa-
jeros, empleando de Puerto Rico New York
al rededor de dias.
AgenteS generates: Boulton, Bliss & Dallett
1875 Front St. New York. En- Ponce Morales
Ca En- San Juan, Villar y ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

Los huelguistas de Albani atacaron de
nueyo los trenes siendo estos defendidos por
los miicianos tires Fueron muertos dos
comercantes, .heridos muchos partcuares.
El trafco nterrumpido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

Restablecldo de su salud, ha vue'to vlsi-
tar sus enfermos el muy acreditado doctor
don Rafael del Valle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

Auoche pasarou por esta ciudad de regre-
so a GuayanilIa, nuestros diStnguidos amigos
Torres Romanacce, de Guayanilla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

Los cargadores del muee de la capital
siguen en- huega, sin que hayan podido acor-
dar un arreglo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

El IA del presente, unos cacos escaaron la
casa mercantl de don Jose Gim6rez, en- el pue.
bio de Barros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

Nuestro estimadoa amigo don Antonio Upie
RE, de Comerfo, Sc halla en- San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

Todavfa no prestado fanza ell secretario
de la Corte de policia de Guayanila.
Y hace mas de un mes que desempena 81
cargo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

Ggs Gran noticla Sc vende un rnagnl6co
aparato para la fabrication dc sguas gaseosas,
con todos sus accessories. Informant Fran.
cisco Torres Cordero. -Arecibo. So (d)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18

CB- -Leoncio Barreiro.-C -Cirujano-D
ta.-Calle de Ruiz Belyis Caguas Puerto
Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-18
Sc DICE
EN RLBAMl

Sc dice que Ell captain Molina sera trasla.
dado Guayama
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-24
NO POLITICS IN THIS

Republicans Of the lower Hudson City
section are trying to make political capi-
tai out Of the fact that Agent Reid. VINO
has charge of the old Patch building in
Newark avenue, below Baldwin avenue,
has ordered them to remove the rope at
tached to his building which supports one
end of the Mark Pagan banner stretched
acros sthe street at this point. Permis-
sion to attach the banner to the building
was granted by w. A. Gavenesch q Co..,
wholesale grocerS who occupy the lower
floor. The upper floor of the building is
occupied by the lyeeum attached to st.
Josepf's r. C. Church and the members
naturally object to the banner when
gives the impression that it was placed
there by their organizati ton. A complaint
to the agent of the building resulted in
the order for it's removal
Now Constable Joe Locke, his lieuten-
ant Sol r. Briggs and a few other fanati-
cal Tenth Ward Republicans are walk
ing around with chips on their should rs
declaring that they will never take the
banner down but that the Democrats
who object to it can do so II they desire.
There Is absolutely no political signifi-
canoe in the order for the removal OF
the banner The man granting permis-
sion to place it where it is had no right
to do so and the order to detach it from
the building was issued by the agent for
the property on complaint of the other
tenants.
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-24
JERSEYS INDUSTRIES.
Many New Enterprises and
Enlargements in the
State During the
Past Year.
Especial to "The Jersey city News" ]


TRENTON, Oct. "a. 1s01.-William
Stainsby, Chief of the New Jersey
Bureau of Statistics, has prepared for his
report of this year statement showing
the new manufacturing enterprises COM
menced, and old establishments enlarged,
during the twelve months endlng August
80 1901, which shows Wonasrlu!, IL! oeye,- hat
opment in industrial lines curing that
period in New Jersey.
The information was obtained from the
most reliable sources at the c0Hlllanu "
the Bureau and may be regarded az cup
stantially correct.
in the list are actually completed; others
are in course of erection, ana Some lew
had not vet progressed beyond the stage
of planning the buildings a the time lne
ers 153 separate establishments; Of this
number 119 are new, and "a are enlarge
ments of old plants Only IN compard-
lively few instances were the projectors
Of the new industries prepared 70 ties es
capital to be invested, that being onvi-
ously dependent upon the cost OF the
work and other contingencies tnat cousu
not be foreseen. The same az TO the
Ivan Ivan they are only estimates which may
FAN Short. Or be ahead of the. number
which viii, be required when the. shops
are completed and ready for work
The new capital to be invested, accept. @
reported on the subject, is about ss,oOo,oy0,
and the additional number of hands VINO
will find employment Though these new
enterprises Is, also by estimate. neariy
1900 :, -,
establishments and enlargements IN some
Of the leading lines, as tabulated from
the report:-
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-24
win Garry Union.

Democrats and Republicans alike were
surprised at the ovation which Mayor
Seymour received yesterday in the city
Of Elizabeth. Elizabeth is the home Of
Governor voorhees,, United States Sena-
tor John Kean and Congressman Charles
N. Fowler, three Of the great exponents
of Republican virtue and general superb
ority, and is supposed by many to be
something Of an impregnable G. Q. p.
stronghold. Under these circumstances
neither party wac prepared for the mag
nificent reception which was accorded
the Democratic nominee by the people OF
that city. It Is described as being the
greatest demonstration of its kind in the
history Of Union County, and on no slmi-
lar occasion have SO many people
thronged Elizabeths streets to do honor
to the candidate of great political
party. The people all along the route,
which Mayor Seymour traversed to the
hall where large mass meeting was
held. were most enthusiastic and cheered
the Mayor heartily
This together with the deadly feud
which exists between the Kean and the
yoorhees-Fowler forces the detection OF
Ellis Meeker over the unwarranted man.
ner in which he was denied renomina-
t;on and the general dissatisfaction over
the nomination Of George A. Squire for
Mayor of Elizabeth gives reasonable
grounds for the belief that the Dem
ocratic ticket win make. substantial gains
| in Union County this fall.
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-24
CHANN|NG AND ALCOTT
Discussed By Woman's Club
Literature Department
Yesterday.

The Literature Department Of the
Woman's Club continued its study OF
American essayists yesterday afternoon
in Room No. /, Hasbrouck Institute.
There were two papers, one on William
Eilery Channings by Mrs A. J. New
bury, and the other on Bronson Alcott,
by Mrs. Henry Harrison.
Mrs. Newbury spoke of the happy cir
cumstances in which Charming was born,
of his literary inheritance; from his
mother and father. and Of his early train
ing. She traced his history most inter-
estingly to the time of his death, October
2. 1912, at sixty-three years of age, and
brought out his peculiar views regarding
the Trinity and other matters Of religion.
Mrs. Harrison did not see, she said, why
Alcott should be considered at all, as he
was not star of the first magnitude and
had written nothing which lived. He
grew old with the Nineteenth Century.
She pictured most graphically his life,
with its meagre living, wherein he never
made anything pay, and quoted letter
from hie wife, which read
My husband is the personifcation OF
modesty and moderation. / am not sure
that we shall not blush into obscurity
and contemplatfve starvation.
A1cott's relation to the Transcendental-
lists was mentioned. just what the Tran
scendentalists were Mrs. Harrison did
not know, as they themselves could not
formulate their doctrines so they could
be understood. As far as she could make
1t out, 1t was an. overflow of soul and a
divine ecstacy about the unknown and
the unknowable.
They would eat no meat" she said
Even the milk must be left for the
calves and eggs must be left to grow
into chickens. They must have often
wondered what they would do to replace
their leather shoes when worn out, for
it would never do to take the skin of a
COW for that purpose. Happily the conf
munity disbanded in six months. So let
US hope these soulful people never went
barefoot.
Mrs. John L. scudder gave most in
teresting review of The Crisis which
concluded the programme.
After the paper discussion was held
as to whether the Department should coz
duct course of lectures on Studies in
Fiction" to be given by Miss Antoinette
Carroll, for which purpose Mrs. John a;
Montgomery street 1t was decided to
hold the lecture course in November and
December on Monday afternoons, barring
the third Monday in each month. The
course is open to all who wish 10 JON.
Miss Carroll is not unknown in Jersey
City, having lectured before the Odd Fol-
umes and other clubs. The lectures are
on the modern novel The subjects are
Minor Motif "a Great Divide "The
Tale and the Character Study"
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-24

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Commits
will meet at their office, Room A., City HaH
Jersey City, N. j. on Monday the 4th Gay
of November. 1901. at $3.50 o'eiock "A. M, 70
apprase and determine the value OF the ianas
TO be taken and the damages that may pc
sustained by reason Of the
OPENING AND ExTENS ON OF RANDOLPH
AVENUE,
between Myrtle avenue and Wilkinson avenue,
in accordance with a petition presented to the
Board Of street and Water Commissioners
August 18th. 1901.
The lands to be taken for said opening ana
extension of Randolph avenue may be de-
scribed as foliows:-The street to be 50 feet
wide being 25 feet. measured at right angles.
on either side of the following described
being the intersection of the southerly line Of
Myrtle avenue and the centre line Of RAN
dolph avenue; from thence running lsoutherly
In a straight line or course, and along the
centre line of Randolph avenue. 3S9 $500 feet
to point in the northerly line Of Wilkinson
avenue.
All the land within the lines of the fore
s being 'r
Aforesaid, will more fully appear by refer
ence to the resolution In regard to the same
adopted by the Board Of Street and Water
Com nlissoners August 13ch. 1901. and on hle
in the Soffice OF the Clerk OF said Board
At which time and place said Commission
ers of Assessments will hear all parties inter
on. The value Of. the lands to be taken, and the
tia MAGE which any owner or owners of such
lands or of any interest therein, may sustain
by reason Of said opening and extension OF
;i'iss' The above proceedings are under the pro-
visions of Chapter 2s9 Of the Laws OF 1895
Dated Jersey City. n. u: October 18th, 1901.
EDWARD BARR.
CORNELIUS y. CRoN&N,
Commissioners Of Assessments.