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The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
mR. FowLER's NOMINATION.

Republican through the State going into spasm of
epScan Congressional convention held
there opposition 10 the nomination OF the Hon Charles
all that been said and
pnte between the followers
faction led by Voorhees, Con
IT, they there such warohene as the
Mr. Fowler each
his the puncture of the others
reasonable that the Kean would allow
working majority of the delegates of
district Beydere pledged to the
nonina of Fowler?
reasonable think In exactly the and the nom
Kill him off that he cannot
when the ates to
denied
Dewitt
Clinton carry
o. be
the polls by Democrat
then there opposition on the Of the Kean to Mr.
his eecton~Wl that another story
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
NOONAN CONTESTS ACT
Wants to Test Validity of Law
About District Court
Clerks.


Former District Court Judge of Bay
onne. Thomas f. Noonan, Jr., whose
court was legislated ont OF office some
years ago by the Republicans, who al
legged tiiat the court was an unnecessary
and expensive luxury, has obtained
stay of execution in the new District
Court of Bayonne. to enable him 70
npDiv for q writ of eertiorari for the
purpose Of testing the validity Of law
under which clerks of such courts are. in
the habit Of taking afiidavits. Judge
Robertson has directed tb5 clerk. Mr..
George S. Bogert. to delay issuing an
execution III a case where Counsellor
Noonan is interested until Monday noon,
to allow ample time to secure the pro-
jected writ.
The issue arose in n contest before
the Bayonne District Court Thursday,
where Counsellor Noonan represented the
defendant in suit for dispossession,
brought By Counsellor Dewitt Van BUS
kirk. Michael Mahoney was the plain-
tiff and Daniel Kelly defendant. The
former won Counsellor Noonan con-
tends the act does not apply to district
courts established after its passage years
ago. He does not deny the right Of
clerks 0f other higher courts OF record
to take afiidayits Validity of d large
volume Of procedure Is accordingly e
stake. ~
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

TO SARAH NJ STRIKER. WIDOW
Iohn r, Striker, Jennie Striker. his
wife: Charles E. Striker, Mrs Charles
E. Striker. Jemima > Strlker: = a,s5 ail,eS
Striker Isabel Striker MS Wals. anu
yon are hereby notified that at q public
sale made Dy the City Co4iector OF Jef-
sey City. on the 18th DAY O. septs4laoer, 4a.sss,.
civ purchased for the sum OF one nun
dred and thirty-six dollars and ninety
three cents ALL the land aIlc real cstSte E
situate in Jersey city. n tae county q
ifag an Terhune avenue, which is laid
down and designated as lots 100 TO III IN
b,oek number 1,a7S. as saoWn upon IL ~.
Fowler's 0fhcial Assess men5 Map OF Jer-
plirsuafit to the provisions OF an act OF
Inc I,enis .ature of New Jersey, passed
March 9oth, 1886. entitled
nAn Act concerning the settlement ana col-
l4stlaa Of arrearages OF unpaid taxes. as
sessuaents and water rates o. weter rents
in cities of this state, ana iniposlns ANY, n..a
force the payment thereof. and 70 preyide
for the sale q lanas sahleesed 20 ta'o1s
taxation ane. assessment.
Ana fhe several Il supplements thereto
= I Al .saay are rurtner notified that you appear
asvs "a 81, estate or interest in said land and
real estate. and unless the SAID iand ana reas
estate shall be redeemed as pfos'aeo "a sasa g
acts. within one year from the date OF sac
aud before the expiration OF six months
srnr,a and after the service hereof, deco
FAR tfe same will be given conveying 70
The Mayer and Aldermen OF Jersey 1iky
the fee simple OF said land and real esta; E E
recording to the provisions Of the said
dated Jersey g,ty s;Sa My gr ssIA 5Rassr lssl
- : N. II. FAeAN
Attest a.,,s,, ssayor i,
City Clark
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
SEMI-pANIC.
CONSERVATION in the Vicinity
Of Stohn's Mills Yester-
day Evening--False
Alarm.

Though there was no trouble at the Z.
Stohn's Sens silk mill, at Summit avenue
and Bleeker street. when the hands left
the mill for the day yesterday afternoon,
the residents of the vicinity had a scare
a few hours later. 1t was generally
known that police were massed under
cover in the neighborhocd prepared to
cope with anticipated trouble The ex-
ira police precautions when the mill
whistle blew attracted the attention of
the children from blocks in the vicinity
of the mill They kept Sergeant Gan
non and several policemen busy keeping
them at blocks distance They had
! heard in their homes that trouble was
anticipated and they evidently desired to
see the fun if anything was doing. When
the whistle blew, shop and storekepeers
came TO -heir doors and the windows of
every house within sight We're filed with
curious. anxious faces. The hands filed
out and walked away and everybody
drew a sigh of relief.
The sound of drum and clamor had
watching all day the horizon of Summit
avenue north. in anticipation of view
! of striking and locked out operatives of
the mills Of Paterson, Union Hill and
( West Hoboken marching over the hill.
| Many of the men in the vicinity had
armed themselves SO as to be ready in
case Of emergency.
After the mill operatives disappeared
on their way to their homes the police
reserves went back to their stations and
residents looked relieved and settled
down for safe nights rest after day
/, of suspense and anxiety. Many of them
We're preparing to 90 TO bed when the
sound of drums were heard family in the
distance. The sound came from the
| north. 1t grew louder and louder. II
accompanied FIFE music. Residents
/ pricked up their ears. Shop keepers
rushed from their stores, The windows
again filed up With anxious faces.
Here comes the mob of strikers
shouted an excited individual Shop
keepers ran back to their stores and
commenced closing up, GroWds poured
into the street. where's the police;
4 Where's the police?" women excitedly
\ shouted.
/ A policeman was seen making for the
nearest signal box.
| Flaring lights in the distance revealed
outlines or forms Of marching men ap-
preaching from the north. The flicker
ing glare Of torchlights in the faces OF
the approaching marchers made them
look like red fiends. Excitement was
growing intense. Women screamed and
/ half swooned, Men swore and their
hands sought their weapons. The mol
was headed by a stalwart man who car
ried transparency bearing an inscrip
tion relatives to the coming annual pic
mic of the Summit Fife and Drum Corps
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
zINC'S PASSING.
How the Vast Plant in Jer-
sey City Came to Be Sold
and Abandoned.

Tho gicantic buildings located on Com
m,ninaw avanue. below the canal. which
xva,o ,,sed bv tbe Passaic Zine Company
for vears. have becn entirely abandoned,
and are now being demolished. 1t is
over 4 vear since the firm was absorbed
hv the New Jersey Zinc Company. Il
iarca cornorat ation which owns most of the
mills in the country. It was found that
thu mills IN .Iersey CITY could not be run
II n.oHt hacansa of the exnense of
pts.,s' s..ss., ~, ,,,;,,os. s, panns
shippils tne ole ION 'iie Ati'AsS - -,
sylyania. Now the trust operates mlils
at HAZARD. Pa. where the zinc is oxi-
H., ond ro4;nod
"i1s'i s'iiu .,,.
The abandonment OF the locai MINIS
threw 300 men out of employment for a
t;-no E;nallv thev snnnbt work in the
4,...,...
i'elnsyivahla hi,iis anu iiloNeu tiii'nei
with their families. Prior to the deser-
finn of these mills the firm lost consider
-, $1,000, - a,a+a +ba
apie ihoheS shue''s oii,is - opei"'s ei'e
works. Tie offer CT the trust to absorb
the mills and pay a large price for the
a,,a s.+o,.ss ,,.as readily accanted
ttiue anu s''iss W. ,'N''-s n.
1t was rufaored not iohg ago tiiat t'ie
Pennsylvania Railroad had purchased
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
SIX LICENSES REFUSED
Excise Board Grant Thirty
two Out of Thirty-elght
Petitions.

The Board of Excise Commissioners
met yesterday evening and granted thlr-
ty-two restaurant licenses and one for an
inn and tavern. They received thirty
eight applications for restaurant licenses
and one for an inn or tavern.
Ther were six applications for restau-
rant licenses laid over for investigation.
They were as follows: Samuel Freed
man, No 81 York street; Adolph krum-
holz No. 355 Henderson street; Joseph
A. Gallagher. No. 465 Grove street; Her
man Field No. 242 Newark avenue; Da-
Wis Fenjold No. 303 Railroad avenue.
and Joseph Gottlieb, No. 81 Leonard
street.
When asked the reason for laying over
the six applications the commissioners
refused to say anything other than they
considered an Investigation best before
granting the licenses
From another source a reporter for
sThe News learned that the commits
sioners refused to grant licenses to the
people last night because they believed
they want to operats cheap places and
sell fve-cent whiskey and bad cigars
When asked if this was their reason for
laying over these applications the COM
missioners each wore Il surprised look but
said nothing.
President Bacon announced last night
that there would be an excise inspection
at the boards meeting room every morn
ing from nine to ten o'clock. He viii be
there for the purpose Of giving any infor-
nation wanted. The inspectors are Gen.
William B. Mason and William Con-
nerty.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
SUE ESSEX AND HUDSON.
Barge Owners Begin Suit in
United States Admiralty
Court.

Especial to ssThe Jersey City News.)
TRENTON. June 2l, 1902. --ln the
United States admiralty court for the
district of New Jersey. in this city, libe'
suit has been begun by the j. w. Paxon
Company Of Philadelphia, against the
counties Of Hudson and Essex for dam
age done to the barge Estelle while she
was attempting to pass through the
Bridge street bridge, Newark The bridge
is owned jointly by Hudson and Essex
counties and crosses the Passaic River
The damage claimed to have been done
the barge Is estimated at $652.S2. AMI
the two counties are sued to make res
titution in such sum to the owners.
The Estelle is about 140 feet long and
has 4 cabin and engine room on deck and
a pilot house on top of the cabin It ls
used for Transporting sand on the Dela-
ware River and other rivers in the Unit
ed States. and at the time of the collls-
ion and damage. it is averred, was tight,
stauneh and seaworthy, and well and
sufficiently found, manned and equipped
in all respects
The injury took place September 8,
1899. The barge. in charge Of Samuel
H. Miller, and in tow of the tug AndeiI
son was on that day proceeding from
Newark to Paterson with a load of sand-
AS the tug neared the Bridge street draw
ii blew one whistle as a signal to those
IN charge Of the bridge to open the draw.
The signal was properly answered AMI
the draw opened. After the tug had
passed through and while the barge was
still in the stream underneath the bridge
the draw was closed. tearing off the pilor
house, cabin, boiler and engine room,
hosting machine. pipes and connections,
aud otherwise doing damage.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
BASE MISREPRESENTATION.

much Evening Journal
half fling at the Street
number OF
that
be further onslaught
employed this work at the present
OF the
pending inability the
refused live the
approximate the necessary money out OF the
Q s.x.
the Street and Water Board the
$4,000 tile
be encrease from % a of hundred
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

TO JOHN TULLY. LIZZIE TULLT,
Frank Tully, Eliz. Lillian Lawre ace,
Patrick Dempsey. Alfred G. Denton.
Victor c. Denton, Florence r; c. Mag
Kinnon, Henry MacKinnon. Henry c.
Denton, John Dempsey and Annie Demc-
You are hereby notified that al a public
sale made BY the Sity ceIlsctor IaS9 Sf Jersey
chased for the sum of six hundred and
fifty dollars ALL the land and real eSta-e
situate in Jersey city. in the County o.
ing on York street, J. c.. which is
lsid down and designated as lot Gl. II
block number 200 as shown upon L. D.
Fowler's official assess ment map Of Jer-
sey City QS94). said sale being made pur
suant to the provisions of an act OF this
Legislature Of New Jersey, passed March
30th. 1886. Entitled
IAN Ae. concerning the settlement and
collection OF arrearages OF unpaid taxes.
assessments and water rates or water
rents In cities of this State and inn
posing and leFying tax assess meat
and lien in lieu and instead q such
rearages and to enforce the payment
thereof, and to provide Tor the sale Of
lands subjected to future taxation and
assessment
Ard the several supplements thereto.
And you are rurrner notified that yos
said land and real estate, and unless thu
said land and real estate shall be re-
deemed. a . provided in said acts, within
one year from the date of sale and before
the expiration Of six months from and
after the service hereof. a deed for the
same VIII be given conveying to the pur-
chaser the Zee simple of said land and
real estate according to the provisions Of
Dated Jersey City. n. u January "A
'''- THOMAS FALLoN.
fcertIhcats No. 5ss6.>
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
LOW FARES 70 COLORADO.

On account Of various conventions to
be held during the summer in Colorado
and on the Pacific Coast, the Lehigf VAL
ley Railroad announces number of
dates on which round trip tickets will be
sold at one-way fare. These tickets will
beslr especially liberal limits and will af-
ford some interesting and delightful
tours Information as to dates. ete..
may be obtained Of any Agent Of the
illg Charles s. lee. General Passenger
Agent, No. 26 Coftlandt Street, New
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
WITH CLEVELAND IN THE VAN.

The address made by Cleveland Thursday evening at
the llden Club opening fully satisfies the anePations OF his
anrers foremost among whom proud to be arayed 1t
was noble uerance animated with courage patriosr-true
and upselfsh Democracy.
Some paragraphs from should Be printed letters Of gold
and pit up in Democratic clubs in the country Tor the
yopng men Of the party to by the gospel Of
the party Of Jefferson Jackson and Tilden.
This much we quote FULL urging upon every true Demo
GRAFT every true American ebodyng the best puest re
and at The same time most practical ideals Of the hour
In dealing with new issues vie of the Democratic faith are
extremely fortunate the simplicity Of Democratic standards
and the questions bythose
standards party based upon for the interests OF all
the people as their aggregate condition demands with no
unjust avoism for any particular class party devoted
tie plan Of popular government our fathers ordained IT.
and or the purposes which they sought to establish party
whose conservatism opposes dangerous and un-Amencan
experiments and vet puts in the way OF genuine
and safe progress ought able to deal with questions
in manner quite consistent with Democratic doctrines
and stimulating Democratic impulses and instincts
Let lis not forget that it is not in the search
Of new and gaudy III the Interpretation OF strange
visions that strong and healthy Democracy displays its
splendid power. Another party thrive on the ever
shifting treatment of the everslling moods Of popular
restlessness or by nsincere play upon unreasonrg
prejudice and selfish anticipation, but the Democratic
party never Democracy has already III store the
doctrines for which fights its successful battles, and
it will have them in so long as the people are kept
from their oNn and just long their right and interests
are sacrificed favoritm Government care bynequay
in Government burdens by the encouragement OF huge
industrial aggegatons that throttle individual enterprise
y the reckless waste public money and by the greatest
Of all INJURIES underes nearly all others system
Of tariff taxation whose robbng exactons lar beyond
the needs economical and legitimate Government expen
ure which purchases support by appeals to sorddness
and greed and which continually corup the public con
science
We hail with Joy the return OF this great thinker and leader
to the field Of National politics We congratulate the people
upon his temperance their guide and upon the splendid gift
OF wisdom with which that temperance signalzed
With Grover Cleveland have no fear The
Democracy will lack longer definite issues which to fight
will be the attacking party and the rotten ranpa OF the
Republican party will crumb his clarion call did the
walls Jericho when Gideon sounded the soar from the hosts
of the Chosen People ~
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

Richmond UIri'S ExpcrIenCe.
bottle of Lydia T..
Vegetable Compound advised before
treating myself.
myself At feel we'll and in
than ten minutes actually wretehc with headache that tired feeling
of bell will make
walk blocks without feeling fagned has never been
would like advice,
relief medicine CLARA PORTE
WIG, Richmond Va (oct 26, 9oo)
Statement No q.
PISKHAM:It pleasure thank for the
Irecev irony Vegetable
could hundred yards
very misery back these
describe feelings,
Vegetable Compound well
PoarEwG
lMarch 26, o01)
Miss Thompson's Pains Cured
II ydia E. Pnlhams
said
the of
troubles
praise Box
Acushnes Mass
MF ms "a deposited with National City Bank Lynn 5000
special per
G@OWGW Lydia 2 rnkhaI Medicine Go. I'm Mass
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
lTALY,s DELICATE sENsIglLITIEs.

concerning the
in
enough send these same oh
jaekes along with them and
things and teach the aan
of civilized than
qualification passions of the
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
THE WEEPING DYNAMlTER.

breaking like
he sighA in
cfmp who
arc inclined to listen teachngs
the destroy all
Yet the prospect of few months hard work
his
ectacIaf
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
rHE RAILROAD SECURITIES COMPANY.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND PAYMENT.

The regular serni-annaal dividend payment
Of twenty dollars per certificate upon the
qi.,5oSs ~ central Stock Interest Certificates.
s.ias ot.s.ss Of The Railroad Securities Company,
viii bs paid July l. 1902 the office Of the
company, No l20 Broadway, New York CITY,
- 4bs registered holders at the closing Of the
ez,.s,,,y,,-,s ~ transfer books June 24th4 lSoz
TIE hooks viii re-open July 1902
ts CHAs c. TEGETHOFF.
aST.r.a
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
HEEL p WANTED.
WANTED.

WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY-ABLE BODIED.
citizens Of United States, OF good character
and temperate habits, who can speak, read
and write English For Information apply TO
Recruiting Offeer. AZ Montgomery St.. n. J.
WANTED-MEN IN EVERY CITY WHEEE
artifeial gas is used 10 sell our Magic Gas
Igniters No more matches needed Lass
forever Magic Gas Igniter Co, Indianapolis,
Ind.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

PURSUANT 70 THE POWER VESTED IN
me by the Board Of Directors Of The Inter
,,sfionai slick Co New Jersey corporation.
ssid hoard acting as trustees in dissolution OF
said Corporation, hereby giYe notice that |
Will sell al public auction all the properly q
said comnary of whatsoever nature situated
sin the state of New York. on June 10th at
s'eloek P. NJ at No. 545 Smith street. in the
fssro,,sb af Brooklyn City Of New York
D'tos JOHN NJ CHAPMAN
Trustee.
Further information or particulars as to the
above sale can be had at the office OF Relss
&. srarks counsel to trustee. No 15 Montague
street Brooklyn. N. y
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

with the ful expectation Of
well whatever Judgment may be
seerred
epilaton The nez kink IN The city legal
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
MEETINGS


The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF 81
ssia an he 18th day Of June. 1902, at two
n,rIoek In the afternoon, at the office OF The
CORPORATION Trust Company OF New Jersey 70
tba nurpose of eleeting Board OF directors
and receiving and acting upon the reports o.
the officers and for the transaction OF 80. snoa.
IN accordance with the laws Of the state ,t 9r
80 1srsav no stock can be voted on which
go hss, transferred on the books OF the COM
nany within twenty days next preceding TINS
election.
w W BRAUER, COMPANY, LIMITED.
FREDERICK c. BRAUER, Jr,
Secretary
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
NEW JERSEY AND HER CORPORATIONS.

Chancellor Emery the Steel Trust will have
good final blather
who that New ridden
This the in spite of
efforts of Senator the
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
PERSONAL

MRS r. ]. HENDERSON (coLoREDl.
rataa business and test medium, from Chi
% ia located at Is Lexington avenue, Jersey
civ where she can be consulted from 9 A. "a
10 3 p M daily Sundays excepted SIT
tfngs 81 90.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
J D YOUNG :: y
A Denver, Colorado, Young Woman
recently Wrote Letter to Mrs.
Pinkham, which Aptly Pictures the
Condition of Great Many Young
Women. Read What She Says:

first have found to
days wonder to
have myself
taking Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound had
pains the small Of back and right side took cold very
which
anywhere called cross but could not hep IT.
could lift anything
suffering afterwards Menstuaion lasted for eight ten days.
night
relieved much female suffering
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
LEGAL NOTICES.


TO SIDNEY B. BEvANs. FANNIE s.
Bevans, wife of Sidney B. Beyanss Johz
l.. Macaulay.
You are hereby notified that a, Eub.is
sale made by the City Collector Of Jersey
City, on the drst day OF May, A. D. 1Sps.
L purchased for the sum OF twenty-five D
dollars and thirty-one cents ALL the land
the County of Hudson and State Of New
Jersey, fronting on Eortheriy side o.
Canal street. which is laid down and
designated as lot rs, In block numb zS3
as shown upon L. d. FowleFS oWciai as
sessment map OF Jersey City Gse4). 1Sld
visions of an act of the Legislature OF
New Jersey. passed March Seth. 1856. en-
titled
AN Act concerning the settlement and
collection of arrearages of unpaid taxes.
assessments and water rates or water
rents in cities Of this State. and impos-
ing and levying a tax, assessment and
ages, and to enforce the payment there
Of, and to provide for the sale OF laHds
subjected to future taxation and assess
ment.
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are rurther notihed that YOU
appear to have an estate or interest ia
said land and real estate. and unless shs
said land and real estate shall be rs-
deemed, as provided in said acts. within
fore the expiration of SIX months from
and after the service hereof, a deed f0r
the came will be given conveying 10 sas
purchaser the fee simple OF said land and
real estate according to the provisions Of
Dated Jersey City. n. j. Nov 30. 1901
THOMAS FALLoS.
Purchaser.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

THE FINAL. ACCOUNT on rxIE st.Fl
scribers ex%epterz Of John q. Peter. u
ceased. Will be e4ktitd ~ this HSds&n C44ak4
ofrAhax Court On Nay is isqz
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

qlIIE ACCOUNT OF THE SERScRIBER
trustee under will of Joseph II. Nonqy aer
leeased Will be settled by The Hudson EounSy'
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

tcertIfeats No. ssss.,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-21
Territory OF Arizona,)
County of Pima, )ss.

In the Matter Of the Guardianship of
John Hargrave Harrison and Edward
Burns Harrison, Minors.-Notice of
Settlement of First Annual Account
of Mrs. Lottie Harrison, Guardian.
Notice Is hereby given that Mrs.
Lottie Harrison, guardian of the per-
sons and the estate of saids John Har-
grove Harrison and Edward Burns
Harrison. has rendered and present.
ed for settlement and filed In said
court her first annual account of her
administration OF said estate and
that Saturday. the 31st day OF May,
1902, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the court
room of said court at the county court
house, In the City of Tucson, in said
] ina County, has been duly appointed
~ the said court for the settlement OF
said account, at which time and place
any person interested in said estate
may appear and file exceptions in wris-
'nG to the said account and contest the
same.
latel May 18th, 1902.
S. ". PURCELL, Ex-OfIicio Clerk.
lst May 19, last May 20.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

BY direction of the Board of Direct
ors of the Calver Universal Power
Company, at regularly called meet
ing held on May 10th, A. D.1902, un-
der the provisions of the Bylaws of
SAID Company, and through its regu-
lar constituted officers, a general meet
ing of the stockholders of said Com
pany is hereby called to meet at the
temporary office of said Company, be-
ing NO. 707 Fl street, N. W., in the
City OF Washington, District of Col
umbia; on May 31st, 1902, at 3 O'Clock
p, m. for the purpose of filing the va
cancy existing IN the office of presi-