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The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
REAL ESTATE.
Contracts Awarded for New
Buildir gs On Bidwell
Avenue.
BAYONNE IMPROVEMENTS.
The Kill Won Kull Shore Will
Soon Re a Busy Shipping
Centre.

DR.. Horace G. Bidwell, of No. 81
Madison avenue, has awarded contracts
for two. two-story frame houses to be er-
ccted on his property on the north side
of Bidwell avenue between Jackson and
Ocean avenues. The houses viii cost
s3.75O each. William G. Hainski is the
architect.
Within the past few years Bidwell av-
enue, which runs directly through the
old Bidwell estate. has been built UP con-
siderably. Only few years ago there
was but one house ON the block between
Jackson and Ocean avenues. Now there
are scores of them.
OLD BIDWELL ESTATE.
DR.. Bidwell has sold much of his prop
erty in single lots. 1t was on the Bid
well estate at the Northeast corner Of
Jackson and Bidwell avenues that the
McErlain Home for the Cure of Alcohol
ism was built year ago.
Auctioneer Fred G. Wolbert will sell
at public auction on Tuesday December
l6 the two-story, two-family frame and
basement house No. 3101a Fifth street,
just west of Coles street. The house
has nine rooms
The g. NJ Guffey Petroleum Company
has awarded a contract to the New Jer-
sey Dock and Bridge Company of Eliza
beth for the construction of new pier
near the company's refinery on the Kill
von Kull at Bergen Point. The pier
win cost S24, ,4s7.
KILL Won KULL IMPROVEMENTS.
This is but one Of the many improve
ments contemplated on the Kill Won Kull
shore front. The Babcock and Wilcox
Boiler Company which built mammoth
plant on the Kills a year ago intends to
make several big improvements in the
way of new piers and it is expected that
before many more years have elapsed the
Bergen Point shore will be busy ship
ping centre
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
RAILROADS.
FoR NE MEsT.

arains leave Jersey City as fono~ss-
FOR THE WEST.
!, 40 ~, daily, Fast Mall. limited to two
sleeping Car P1ttsburg 10 Chicago. (No coaches
psria, ps,14 A.; :, A., daily Fast Line With BufEet
Car Pittsburg to Cleveland.
1ol4 a. NJ. daily, the celebrated Pennsyivania
Limited. the pioneer Of this class OF tne ser
vice. composed exclusively OF Pullman yesti-
tion and Smoking Cars, IiShted by stasiCnary
Anu movable electric lights for PitrsbEre.
nati ii@g1, na Cleveland Toledo Dsreit cnein-
n, 1iS r. M. the Pennsylv SDec. .al-20-t ttVsr
bra tssin 70 ShicSgo: Pullman obserysLlsn:
smoking Car.
2.i4 +, NJ, daily. Chicago and ST. Louis Ex-
to ST. Louis and Chicago. Connects for Toledo.
Through Sleeping Car to Nashville Cvia Gin
6-is p NJ. daily ST. Louis Express for PITTS
burg Columbus. Indianapolis, Louisville and
6.I5 P. NJ. daily, Western Express. with
Eestibule Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg and
Chicago. For Toledo. except Saturday. Dining
s,lA P. NJ. daily, Pacific Express. Pullman
meets for Cleveland except Saturday. Daily
Ior Knoxville Tenn, via Shenandoah Valley
s.44 P. NJ. daily. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Express. Pullman Yestibule Sleeping Cars 70
Pittsburg Cleveland and cinct7aad- Dining
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE
For Baltimore. Washington and the South at
S;l5, 81, slS Dining caT). 1872 Dining Can.
lis, SSa ga a Congressional II 1mit9d 1nns Pr9r ss
Cars and Pennsylvania Railroad Dining Ca-).
s,4S 3 Lp Dining SaT) b 40 Spining GaT}. 5A Dt1.
Sunday, s.4A. 9.1s Dining Carr, lila tDiaing
Carr A. NJ, IL Dining Car, L15 ga Con
80 Dining Car, "a Dining car). and . Il
Southern Railway Express. s.45. 445 P. A..
Norfolk and western Railway-For Memphis
and New Orleans. as P. N. daily.
Atlantic Coast Line-Express. s.le A. N. and
Chesapeake & OHIO Railway-s1s A. NJ week.
days. LA and 514 P. A. daily.
Express. LIS P. NJ. daily. Mail, 1870 A. n
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express for Philadelphia, Sgs 7.44 7.iO s1s
s.44. 9.I, 9.42 COLA Pennsylvania Limited) i6.3a
5 D5ing ia ce nag agd car @ Pinallg ag ain f a car M
232, S.13 3.45 Dining Carr. Alb, 4.44 Aa5
t%Dining % Carl. si4, s4i, sl4. s.4l P. NJ ~ saI II
12.so night. sunday s;s4 sic. s44, s.l4 COLA
A. NJ, LA Dining car). Is. 2.14 Dining Carl
eo 9ns s paT s 81 81 aF and IL L 50 oSPi9hs 2sh
Accommodation. LII a NJ, 4.52 and IFS
P. NJ. weekdays. SUNDAYS, sis and us P II
For Atlantic City, l2.so and lila A. NJ, III.
2s2 p. NJ. cob a. N. and 3i4 P. NJ through
senger Coach and Combined Coach week-days:
ana ~, 624 and S1s tthrough veSS4o1;s
Train with pullman Paror. Dining and slnsk.
ing cars and wide Eestibuled Coaches) \. N
Sundays.
For Atlantic CITY yia Delaware River Bridge
Route. 7.44 A. NJ. and 514 p. NJ. weekday :,
es4 A. A. and s.14 p NJ Sundays;
weel5-aays: le36 A. NJ sunsars
Fer Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean Grove,
Psin Pabwap Pessant and ntssnesse @ m sson sss yia Z
p NJ. On Sunday 1000 A. NJ, SIS p NJ
(Stop at Interlaken for Asbury Park or Ocean
.,r1S
The New ork Transfer Company VIII call
for and check baggage from AMI TO hotels ane
residences.
, J. B. HUTCHINSON. = r. WOOD
Gen'l Manager Gsrtl Flssenrer Agent
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
sHERIFk s SALE IN cHANeERY OF NAw


Between James Harper, complainant, and
Zelie Nonnon Dayeau et al, defendants
Fl. IA For Sale OF dortgafed Premises
Returnable February Term. 1903.
Albert Leuly, Solicitor.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ to me
directed and delivered. / shall sell 81 PUBLIC
vendue at F. G. Wolberss Real Estate Sales
room. No :! Montgomery street. Jersey CITY,
on
THURSDAY, the eleventh day of Decen,her
A. d. 1902
at two o'clocss In rhs afternoon. all the follow
ing described land ana premises, with the 10
spurtenaiices. oeing the same described in .4 :
writ that IL to say
AL that certain lot tract or parcel os land
and premises, situate, lying and being In t,,s
Township OF Vest Hoboken in the County 81
Hudson and State Of New Jersey and which
on map Of property belonging to Edward
Dubois, Weehawlxen Village, n. u 1885, al !
filed in the Csark's office OF the coantv e
Hudson, March a. 1854. is designated knsw!a
and distinguished as lot number two hunare
and ten (zIo), lying and fronting Oh the yvesr-
erly side or line OF the Eoboken a,M Hacke,l-
sack Plank Road and being twenty-five (254
feet wide IN front and rear and one hundfel
1900 feet deep throughout as by reference Il
said map will fully appear
cAkL II. RUEMPLER Il,
Sheriff.
Jersey citx News AMI The Observer. 4
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To all to whom these presents may come.
Greeting:
Whereas 1t appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record OF the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent Of all the stockholders de-
posted in my office. that the Mcdoc Ccal and
Mining Company, a corporation Of this Safe.
whose principal office is situated at No. /
Exchange place, in the city of Jersey City.
County Of Hudson, State Of New Jersey
tRobert S. Green being agent therein and in
charge thereof, upon whom process may be
seryed). has complied with thu requ re .lents
of AN Act concerning corporations (Revision
of 1885,, preliminary to the issuing OF this
certificate Of dissolution
Now, therefore, /. S. D. Dickinson, Secre-
tary Of State of the State of New Jersey, do
hereby certify that the said corpora ation did,
on the fourteenth day &of November. 1902 file
in my office a duly executed and attested con-
sent in writing TO the dissolution of said cor
poration, executed by all the stockho ders
thereof, which said consent and tne record Of
the proceedings aforesaid are now on file in
my said office as provided by law
In testimony whereof / have hereto
set my hand and affixed my official
(Seal.) seal. az Trenton, this fourteenth day
OF November, A. D. one thousand nine
hundred and two.
S. D. DICKINSON
Secretary Of State.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
STATE OF NEW JERSEY -DEPARTMEN'
OF STA TE,


CERTIFICATE Or DISSOLUTION
To all to whom these presents may come
Greeting:
Whereas. It appears to my satisfaction ,y
duly authenticated record of the proceed rgs
for the voluntary dissoiutien tnereof by tha
unanimous consent OF ali the stcckholders
deposited in my office. that the Marcean Ras
Rel.ef Photo Company, a corporation OF t,iS
State, whose principal office is situated at No.
10 Exchange place, in the city OF Jersey City,
County Of Hudson. state of New Jersey (The
Corporation Trust Company of New Jersey
being agent therein and in charge thereof
upon whom process may be served) has com
piled with the requirements Of IAN Act con-
cerning corporations tRevison of 1861" pre-
liminary tc the issuing of this cersIncate OF
dissolution.
Now. therefore. I, 8. D. Dickinson. Secretary
of State of the State Of New Jersey. DO here
by certify that the said corporation did ON
the tenth day cf November. 1902 file IN NV
office duly executed and attested consent
in writing to tha dissolution OF said CORPORA
ton. executed by all the stockholders theraos
which said consent and the record of the prc-
ceedings aforesaid are now on file in my sald
office as provided by law.
In testimony whereof, have hereto
set my hand and AFFIXED NV ofrietai
fSeal.) seal. at Trenton. this tenth dag OF
November, A. D. one thousand rfra
hundred and two.
S. ID. DICKINSON
Secretarv OF St.te
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
LIKED TO PLAY
WITH MATCHES
Baby Horribly Burned While
Locked in a Room by
His Mother.
=. -
DIES In AGONY
Parents Apparent Indiffer-
encs to the Chi1d's Fate
Causes Comment.

Twe-year-old Benjamin Trawanska Of
No. 1s4 Thirteenth street met with a hor-
rip:e death yesterday the result Of play
ing with matches. He was burned to
death
Shortly after one O'Clock yesterday, the
ehilG's mother went to visit neighbor.
She locked the boy in a room to await
her return. In her absence he climbed on
a stair and grabbed box of matches
frcsn mantelpiece. 1t was over an
hpur sefore Mrs. Trawanda returned. As
she approached the door she heard the
boy crying as though in great pain.
Opening the door quickly she discovered
the little fellows clothes ablaze. She
picf@s up a rug and a shawl and with
d:tnss s she put out the fire.
Tle el:id became unconscious and was
hn.ised eH to st. Francis Hospital.
Hoase physicians Rnssie and LOTUS pre-
scrihsd ior and bandaged the chsld's
beges. Ik<ir efforts to save the little
fs.ses's lfs were Ill vain. He died be-
tEe$i 8 ~ ana six O'clock at the hospital
Pss2A! 2A!szSS'lsss. zSlsss. STRANGE ACTIONS.
1i:e ;,S.isns sf the chila's parents have
caused satprise. They did not accom-
pary the .cLild to the hospital and al
though notified last night of the death
OF the little fellows death have not gone
to take charge Of the body.
TIE child was pretty. He had long
goleen tair ana dark blue eyes. He had
a feecas2s 70, matches. He would Of
ten strike theI: on a, wall. When they
biaxe5 he wsaiG blow them ont.
He was Lusi.ed SO badly thai his little
lvas al faee were black. His hair was
singe1 fist. the scalp.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
STATE OF NEW JERSEY-DEPARTME
OF STATE.
CERrIFICArE or pIssoLUTIoN.


To all to whom these presents may come,
Greeting:
Whereas. 1t appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by til
unanimous consent of all the stockholders. de-
posted in my office, that the Abbey Effer-
vescent Salt company, corporation Of this
State, whose principal office Is situated at
No. 243 Washington street. in the City of Jsr-
sey city. County of Hudssn State Of New
Jersey tCharles N. King being agent therein
and in charge thereof upon whom process may
ments OF An Act concerning corporations
tRevison Of 1Ss6), preliminary to the issuing
of this certificate of dissolution.
Now. therefore, !, s. p. Dickinson, secre-
tary of State of the State of New Jersey, do
hereby certify that the said corporation did,
On the eleventh day OF December, 1907. flle in
my office a duly executed ana attestsd consent
in writing to the. dissolution of said corpora
tion, executed by all the stockholders thereof.
which said consent and the record Of the pro-
ceedings aforesaid are on file in nv saia
office as provided by law
In testimony whereof have hereto
set my hand and affixed my offic. .al
(Seal.) seal at Trenton, this eleventh dny Of
December, a. D. one thousand nine
hundred and two.
S. d. DICKINSON.
tor -
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
CONCEPTION COUNCIL.
New Officers Elsote by Knights OF
CoIuTn11uz

The following officers for the ensuing
year was elected at a meeting of Con-
ception Council No. 4S2 held recently.
T. ]. Carroll, Grand Knight; L. S.
Clossey, deputy Grand Knight; Mark A.
Sullivan, Chancellor, j FsssA. Mullin, Re
corder; D. J. e. Long. financial secre-
tary Matthew Maloney, treasurer; Thos.
f. Rooney, lecturer; A. MeAIahon. Adj
yocate; John Madden, Warden: p. j..
Hayes, Inside Guard; NJ. j. Higgins,
outside guard.
The chaplain will be anndunced at the
next meeting Of the council. The trus-
tees John ]. Tracy, w. II. Cahill,
and n. p. Wedin.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
IVES To SHORE.
ABROAD
PICTURESQUE LINE OF TRAVEL, To
THE NORTH AND WEST.

1HE NORTH AND WEST
THE NIAGARA FAILS ROUTE.
!1Aia:es ns-na:es later from foo. W 42d street, y. K.
ne reached via trains of n. !. j. Rd ;eavfuq
sS9h; X; X. depot at Jersey City,
Cornwall, Newburgh. Kingston and Aibaas
8a9 A. NJ daily. Albany end internledia:s
A. lI26 A. NJ daily, except synday. Tor
LAKES lInss0ns Mos0i. esS Point KiEgsson New r7ls1
Mountains. Albany and Utica.
.eS sSGept sanesy -or catssill Mountains.
2;25 p. Nj, Continental Limited daily foe
Sioy. SSiiSany. utiea, LIZA, syraease Roeaeste- Bira:a.
and St. Louis. Arrives Chical;o and ST I,cafs
nsSt afternoon Dining Car attached as
B. a:sS NJ. daily. except sunday for Com
6urgh and nseFedste stations SnsIl tO AiSans ns%-
e:ue r "a. Sheago ane ST. Louis Limited
Rookessr s sSaio Niagars hasa uFs5 Fsi.
Detroit. Cleveland, Chicago and ST i.oilIs
Dses syraeass RoespsteI Roese uBaSy Ras f0s Esss
Falls, Hamilton. Toronto, Detroit aad ST.
s:is II, daily, for Albany. Syracuse,
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Fails Hsmilton.
A, B-Leaves brooklyn AnneS SssS "a el,'@ 4io.4s
4. AZ; B, t2;45 p. M. Jersey City. p r. R.
4, 4ii:ao A. NJ; B. 1885 P. NJ.
HaysrstS9w W s5S 4scsasI .ss 5 AS t5;2S 80
sl1.50 j.. M.
Newburgh Locals .-+s:2o. 1000. 412:15 P. NJ.
s4:45. sB.41 Z. Il.
Kingston l.ocaf 100 P NJ
sDaily. Sundays only. +Except Sunday.
Syracuse. Brchester. Buffalo, NIAGARA Fsiis.
Detroit Cleveland and CSicago on thrours
trains ~~7
westecStts Express check baggage throush IA
ssth. s@ ~
FOR tickets, timetables, parler ana s.eep,ra
csr aeenininodatlons or information apply
OFFICES; -BTookyn. Nos. 3ss. s4s 72s Fulton
ssreeti. Annex Cffice foot Of Fulton strees: sssa
New York city; Nos. liz. $50. e7l and Isii
T@arty-ffta street, and at stations @'e
A. ~ SMITH. General Supt
&. j.. LhMBERT. Gen'i Passenger AgAr,
room: 2o2 Transit Building. g. Fortv-ssconS
street. New yor,. 7sss"Hs
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
N cuANe.nfr a. NE,1r .rr1,sr,x

IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between John H. McKinncn complainant.
and United states Gasoline Engine Co. de-
fendant
On BILL &C. Notice.
Henry Puster Receiver Of the United States
Gasoline Engine Co, by direction and ord r
Of the Court OF chancery of the STATE Of New
Jersey duly raade by said Court hereby sgiyes
notice to the creditors of the said Urirel
States Gasoline Engine Co, 10 bring in and
present 70 the said Receiver, at his Office.
their debts. demands and claims against the
said company. uBder OATH. within three
months from the first day of Dece~1b-r "A, d.
1862. the date cf said order. or they will be
excluded from the benefit of any dividsnls
that may be declared or ordered by the sa d
Court of Chsncerv. upon the proceeds Of the
effects of the said COMPANY.
HENRY PUsTER.
Receiver
Jersey.
Dated December 1st 1902
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
sTGLE DR.. PYLE's STAMPS

DR.. Wallace Pyle, Of No. T13 Bergen
avenue. reported to the police that on
Tuesday afternoon while lie was paying
professional visits, a young man came to
the office, told tie maid he would wait
for the doctors return, but left few.
minutes later without being observed,
carrying with linn several dollars worth
Of postage stamps.
The maid was unable to give descrip-
fson Of the man further than to say that
he Was young, good looking and very
Nell dressed.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13

JERSEY CITY

- IIltR51I i A
Thomas Dyer ct lix to North Hudson
Co B & l.. side Webster ave. 167
ft of South st, 16x100. 81 900 inst
Alice G and Chauncey V Bulkley to
William g Nelson, side Clerk st, 154
ft of Bramhall ave. 34x100 $3.50 1 yr
Louis Goodman ct ux to Carteret Mutual
B & l. Assn, W side West Side ave,
100 ft of Gautier ave, 25x136.
..... .....'....i......... $4,000 inst
George C Fountain ct ux to Lafayette
Mutual B & L. side Pacific ave, 70
fit Of Ash st. 36xT9 $4 400 inst
UNION.
Emma Webb to Lafayette Mutual B
4 L., side Hudson ave. lot 76. Map
1SS, lots J Brown. 25x100. $400 inst
WEEH AWISEN
Louis Bergman to Highland Realty Co,
lot 81, bk NJ, Map Palisade Land
Go ...... ............... $500 / yr
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION.


A regular meeting of the Merchants
Protective Association viii be held at the
National Assembly Rooms, No. G42 New
ark avenue, on Monday, when the audi
tor win make his report on the secre-
tary's books.
The election of secretary to ill the
unexpired term Of Secretary J. Wallace
Black will also take place, and as there
are several candidates for the position,
lively time is expected.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13

JEISEY CITY.
Seymour Tucker with Joseph Duff All
plumbing. gas fitting and heating re-
quired for a 2-story frame house to be
erected on the side Of Bidwell ave,
$3.50; John O'Donoghue, mason work,
500.
Jobn W and Ann Hood with Benjamin
r Elienberger. All painting work for
a 2-story frame 2-famiiy house now be-
ing erected on the side Clerk st. 12j
archt $780,
Annie Boyd with Monroe Simmons. All
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
SUCCESSFUL ENDING.
Ladies Of the Univcrsa1ist Church
Pleased with Their Fair.

The three days fair Of the First Uni
versalist Church Of Ivy Place and Sum
NIT avenue held under the auspices of
the Ladies' Social Union of the church,
was brought to a successful conclusion
last night. The large crowd in attend
anee, purchased every article remaining
unsold from the first two days of the
affair, before ten o'clock.
The proceeds of the fair will be de-
voted TO the refurnishing of the church
building.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
ST. MICNAEL's CLUB.
Arraa rcments in Progress for a
nowIine Toarnnn,ent.

The l,owling alleys and pool tables at
ST. M;chaeI's Club, No. 1T5 Erie street,
are being repaired. AS soon as both are
IN good shape the Rev. Mark J. Duffy,
president, viii direct the Amusement
Ccn,m;ttee to arrange tournaments.
Since the opening Of the club in the
fall prize has beea offered for the mem
ber having the best average at the end
Of each month. This has excited much
interest. Joseph Hartmann captured the
October prize. His average was 1856.
Joseph Lamb was second. Lamb won
the November pprize with a 204 average.
ThslNovember prize was scarfpin Of al
opal and pearls. 1t was donated by City
Clerk NJ J. O'DonRell
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
BRIDGE CUsT0DlANs.


The joint bridge committee of the
Hudson and Bergen County Boards of
Freeholders will organize for the year at
the Paterson Plank Road bridge over the
Hackensack, on Thursday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock At 7.S0 the same evening
the Hudson bridge committees will meet
the Essex County committees at the
bridge street bridge over the Passaic.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
N cHANcnRx OF NEw JERSEY.


To Matilda Kleiser, Henrietta Louisa Harvey
Annie Holmes Fox and Frederick Lee
BY virtue of an order Of the Cour5 OF Chan
Gerry -ne New Jersey, made on the day OF the
cate hereof, in cause wherein Francis p
McManus is complainant and you are 6efen-
dants you are required to appear, peaa,
answer or demur to the bEll OF said complain
ant or before the fifteenth q5) da OF De-
eember Eext. or said bill viii be taken as
confessed against You. The said bill is fled
to set aside as fraudulent and without con-
sideration as against conlpi9inan a convey
enoe Of lands. situate on glerk street and
Arlington avenue in Jersey City, N j. ma6e
oy Matilda Kleiser 10 Henreste Louisa Harvey,
GATED February 10th, 1902, recorded in the
Hudson Conaty Registers office in Bcok T95
Of Deeds. psge 572; 9iso. certain mo gage
covering the same premises made by Henri
ett Louisa Harvey 70 Annie Holmes Fox,
Regisser's office in Book Al Of Mortgages
page 1888; also a certain assignment of said
mortgage made by Annie Holmes Fox 10
Frederick Lee, deed May 50, 1909 and record
cd in the HudF County Registers office De
eelnber 9TH. 49,.
GARRISON, MeMANUS & ENRIGHT.
Solicitors of Complainant
Post Office Address, $50 Washington street,
Jerse~ City, N. J.
Dated November 9TH. 1902
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13

THE FINAL ACCOUNT OF THE suR-
scriber. administrator OF John p Kuntz de-
ceased. win be settled by the Hudson County
Orphans Court on December 12 1892
GEORGE r BEACH
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13
LIVE NOTES
ABOUT TOWN

Yesterday the sidewalks were so thor
oughly iced over that walking was next
to impossible, and many of the school
children skated to school. One little
fellow who had no skates, came in very
late.
Why, Johnnie exclaimed the teach
er. What ever made you so late?'
Please, ma'am," replied Johnnie. sit
was SO slippery that for every step l
took forward l went two back
Now, Johnnie" said the teacher in
her seyerest tones of correction, Il m
afraid you are telling me an untruth
IL you slid two steps backward for every
one you took forward, how comes it that
you are here at all?'
Please. ma'am,'' again responded
Johnnie, his ready Irish wit coming to
the rescue, ''after bit ! turned round
and started for home"
@Cap." Cunningham, of Communipaw
avenue, is on the war path. Some time
ago he placed a fine turkey in the yard
of friend on West Side avenue, and
was fattening the bird in anticipation
of a fine Christmas meal.
1.-THE bird was almost ready" said
Cap to friend the other night. fat
and healthy. when somebody came on
Monday night and kidnapped him. l
know who the guilty parties are, how
ever, and I'll have 'em arrested if that
bird isn't back in his old place on Mon
day morning. | know both the culprits
and there will be warrants sworn out
for their arrest if | don't get my turkey
back
Edward Schroeder, of Pavonia avenue
and Erie street, son of the millionaire
passenger car brass lamp manufactures,
has been nightly visitor at the six day
day bicycle race in Madison Square Gar
den.
/ A comparison of the returns of the var
ious precinct commanders made every
morning 10 Chief of Police Murphy is in
terestiEg. 4 page for the First and See
ond precincts is generally insufficient for
recording arrests and casualties. Often it
requires three or four pages tackled to-
gether. In the residential section, from
the BayonEe to the West Hobokea
boundry lire, embracing the FIVE other
precincts, it often happens that everyone
turns III a blank pags. In the twenty -four
hours ending at eight O'Clock this morn
ing there was but one arrest, and that a
Society foe the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals case, in all that section. In the
First precinct there were six arrests, an
unusually small number, aud in the Sec
ond precinct, three. On the First pre-
cinct returns seven casualties were re-
ported, and il the Second precinct, FIVE.
In all the five hill precincts but one cas-
ualty was reported and that in the Third.
One Of the prettiest sights in the city
could be seen last night in Van Worst
Park. The trees were coated with ice
and the electric lights in the park made
them glitter like diamonds, so that people
did not have to sit down suddenly to
see stars.
Justice of the Peaee-elect John J. Sui
Ivan Of the Second Ward is a member
of many bowling teams. He is a good
strike bowler and seldom bowls under
$50. More frequently his sccre is over
200 'sThe Judge" as he is more famil-
iarly called began as a bowler in st.
Michaers Club.
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The Jersey City news., 1902-12-13

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