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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

OF the monarch recognized as the most brilliant
or the present time. and who as such has heer
exposed 10 every conceivable kind Of tenptation
Moreover without in any way obtruding herself
In political affairs or emerging from that pecuI-
i2rly feminine sphere 10 which German ideas
restilcf Ae wife and the mother she has src
seeded In acquiring a more powerful influence
IL Ar husbands ooUinions than any consort Of
a RUSSIAN ruler. with the execution OF ouean
Louise 1t is owing TO her that piety and milan
'i'oIE nave become fashionable. Indeed the
extraordinary religious revival in Germany OF
ne last fifteen years has been almost wholly
0~e 10 me Empress, and If new churches and
HS" charitable institutions have sprung m I'm
every direction since William succeeded ~ The
'"'ohe II Is because il has been realized that
money spent in this way constituted The s7,ras+
ROAD 10 The favor Of the sovereign and Of his
coAsort and the knowledge that the latter were
disposed 10 regard religious Indifference as ,n-
compatible with loyalty TO the crown. The
1"e-ty-hFe years Of marriage OF Enperor
imam and Of his Empress and their eipb+aer
years OF reign have left their mark upon Ger
many most Of all in this, that It has developed
'o ne highest point a respect for the sanctitv
O me hreside, for wholesome family life. for
Ie41sloh and for charity 10 ones fellow creatures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
QUEER OLD POTTERY.
GrotcSquc Black VesseIs Dug Up By
South american Miners.

Beneath the soil Of the South American re-
public OF Colombia there has just been brought
10 light some remarkable buried treasures in the
line OF curious animal shaped pottery, each in
cised and made Of black clay. These specimens
are perhaps the only vestiges left Of the van
ished empire Of The Chibchas. which fourished
in this region in pre-Spanish times. The Amer
lean Museum OF Natural History has acquired
these discoveries and Curator Charles Mead is
arranging them for exhibition. The find con-
sists OF nearly two hundred black pottery yes
sells, with deep incisions, Enthusiastically moulded
10 represent animals common 10 that region and
some NEUROLOGICAL ones, with few human por-
trait pieces This unique collection OF black
ware, the irst 10 be seen in this country is said
10 be the finest extant.
These Erotesque pottery vessels. many Of
which contained fine golden ornaments We're
votive and mortuary offerings placed in the
graves along with the bodies Of the dead The
collection was found in the Cauca River Valley,
Colombia about one hundred and fifty miles
from the Pacific Ocean This stream is one OF
the tributaries Of the Nagda,ena- The pottery
was unearthed by some Of the Indian placer
miners who now carry on the business OF sluice
washing the ancient burial grounds Of their
ancestors TO obtain gold objects, which are sold
only for their metal
The CaUca Valley, in pre-Spanish times was
the domain Of the Chibcha nation, which for
hundreds of miles along both banks Of the
river had established a fairly advanced and
fourishing civilization. a retinue Of chiefs with
one leader, administered the government Next
10 the Mexicans and ancient Peruvians, or
Incas, they are classed third in the list Of abo-
riginal races as 10 culture. The rest of Co.
lombia was Inhabited by other independent
tribes living in lower stages OF enlightenment
The Chibchas and their neighboring tribes
have disappeared entirely. Between 1886 and
$40 the Spaniards conquered the Chibchas and
took possession Of their territory.
The Chibchas left no written language. and
the Spanish manuscripts which have been pre-
served give only fragmentary information, so
that nearly ali the knowledge Of this people is
cGe 10 their handicraftsnen. The great album
dance Of gold and the lavishness Of display
which fourished among the people and their
SKI II fashioning this metal into striking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

Shapes are clearly shown by the numerous per
sonal ornaments statuettes and ceremonial OBJ
lects rescued from their burial places. Instead
Of sacrificing the living animals on some occa-
sions figures OF solid gold representing them were
burisd as offerings. Most of the gold specimens
are handsome and massive and were used
largely as ear, lip. nose and breast ornaments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
MUST BE SOME.

Pa Twaddles-I wish you'd put Tommy to
bed.
Ma Twaddles-What's the matter?
Pa Twaddles-Oh, he's Fostering the life out
OF me to find out what relation cousin Ger
man is to Dutch uncle cleveland Leader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

Continued on eighth page.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30
Attest:
GEO. NJ. MCCARTHY,
fsale 10. saSsA

80 NARY J. s1rER. WIDOW JOSEPH
Mood, sole surviving executor under the will
oI John Wood, decd. William D. Edwards.
Gee d, Adelaide j. Mitchell. widow; Laurent
2 M1tcheli, Charles a. Mitchell, Adelaide
esiainbalyo, Joseph GiamDaivq, her husband:
See1la Stevens, James Stevens, her husband:
FRANCIS s. Wetnore, Laurs Y. Sermore. his
Wife: Eecile ]. lockwood Daniel Lockwood,
Nuyse, her husband; Margaret Ginoeehio,
John 3. Ginoeehio, her husband; SJoseph
Csaries Longinotto, Mary I4onginotto, his
Mie' H9zeI Burger, infant; Eloise BurEers
1nfapt Mary Tonnele widow; Laurent :.
aonneie, Lille TonneIe. his wife; John T.
S5eeney, Mary Gedney. his wife: Joseph B.
s5edney Kate A. Gedney. mis- wife, and
Thomas Sullivan, tenant
You are hereby notified that at public sale
made ny the City Collector OF Jersey City, on
tne sth day Of October, 1885, tne Mayer and
Of one thousand and seventy dollars and thir-
tysone cents all the land and real estate sit1-
asn ssa.a state OF New Jersey. fronting on Grand
street, which Is laid down and designated az
Lot ., IN Block number sa6 upon an assess
5llenl map annexed to a report number s2, made
by the Conmissioners OF Adjustment, ap-
pointed IN and for said city by the Circuit
Court Of the County of Hudson certified
copy Of Which report and map was fled in the
ONCE Of the City Collector Of Jersey City.
the sra day Of June 1893. said report and map
visions Of an act or the Lessslatl,re Of New
Jersey. passed March s0th. 1885 entftled:-
An Act concerning the settlement and coli
ieelion OF arrearages OF unpaid taxes. assess
merts and water rates Or water rents in
cities Of this State and imposing and levying
lax, assessment and lien In lieu and
lnslead Of such arrearages, and to enforce
the payment thereof and 70 provide for the
SAFE OF lands subjected to future taxation and
assessment
Ana the several supplements thereto.
ana yon ars further notified that you appear
% nave an estate or interest IN said land ard
real estate. and unsesa the sai9 land ana real
estate s9aA be redeelnad, as prcyiaed N said
ocis, before tho expiration OF six months from
and AFTER re service hereof, a deaa FOR the
same VIII be given conveying to THE Mayor
and Aldermen of jersey CITY, the fee simple OF
said isDd and real estate accoTasag to the pro-
Visions Of -ne said act
Da1ed Jersey CITY n. T.. October ast. 1906.
-. Z MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
nj. NJ. EssGAN
Mayor.
GEO NJ. MCCARTHY.
Cfty Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30
SDAI NOV. /, 1908
At 4 oIeIoaS, P. II.

gps s s.ss4 she !, tsIlsw % spr9yep,e4ts On the
yordance with the plans aud specifica-
siopz therefore do fle on the Freehold
Srs' office viz;
First, OR diminishing all material and
ta oog .seeired iler conternting SIDE
WAlS 81 said road.
DRAIN III Hon.esteaG on said road.
Thirdi or reuaedyirK the SEW I1R
system at the junction Of said road and
E:rss street. Eoboken.
Printed conditions ander which the
proposals must be made. plans ard
specifications Of the work, form Of con-
Eract and blanks fer proposals can be ex-
amiaad AZ the e4ice of the Clerk of inc
Board 90 Cisoeerl TraeholCers NEXT 10 the
Court House. lA y srsey City. also amount
aEG character of. security required
Each proposals must ne accompanied
by & Certified check. drawn to the order
o. sta3heE NJ Egaa, County Collector,
SH same Nasioiia3 Sank OF Trust Com
Ddny OF cash inI the sum specified III the
specifications, and the successful bidder
VIII be reQuirea te give bonds for the
faithful psrforinance of the contract
awarded
The Board oh Chosen FFeeholders re-
serves the tight to reject any or all pro-
posais II it be deemed for the best in
sralest fothe Co'Anty 50 TO do
by order OF the Board Of Chosen Free
holders adopted October 4, 1906.
JOHN F. EGAN,
CLERK
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

ads.s TILED Ms2 et p i pF2psgsg Of s9hn ysa rns
snstasn 4ss aa"9s5s0 s@sns9 m@ VI ssSsss m e.
ssgas tss)i ssespsins tfereons small .sias
sliar pisoe ia the northeast corner Of hos nam
os5 sSvsnsssn an s aIs easoS'ssa as eo!lows--
ueA III tlsr s9utherly nss Of West rSffty-fonrth
80 ssress and eae westerly lin4 II Hudson
EounsS Ts4Diio naadi ard thence F1nA4se wsst-
eriy along Tesi FlfsY~tcllTth sssi strest swo1Ey.
sighi aas ninssy-tss hundrsdtAs Is e5,l6o,
ivs sundreaths I'll ss-ses3 sess sc she F1aSsoa
C1aaty Public Eoadi shance ncrthecly along
ne ssusson sesnsg ss5els Aoss E tnsrssef sna
nairs oy p,ees q beginning
BslrE the sarne oserasses nenv syed 50 ssaa
ana Ss saTsssss sy ne KS mss ssa snssS ass3
pstoses stat 1885 lbs feeordea Neyanssr ssa
Tbtra xfeet--An aaDss IVA s~rsaan rots
pi&cts or parcels = land ana rrsrassqa heretB.
af.-r persssaisgig dascs1boa. esspHsa, issrs ane
Of HuSsoa ard ssets Of View fsresY, whiun %
ra@s snitssea Naa of pTcpersy ~ 1ohn van
Sas aasssS 81 aSss s YTesisaa Il Ss xSsn onsr as3 Il
she Eegis<qrs cfrics 81 Hudson County, snd
tventYstour. u Block numbered tw@nsy sight
Szsl satd lcts bsins q the dsnaensions sa shows
Being the sazns premises that ware convsyea
70 Simon powneys Now dseeascA ia h.s HE.
EfsB QF EAstSl ts4n9&lEF ana FSSe, by QeeG
dated Jfine ssre. iks6 recorded "a ne Hudson
County Registssss efsLee, is Liber $50 81 neaas
TOT sssa County page 4. &c. with the appur.
tsnancsz, iaeiuding The estate eEid interest In
dosYeT Of Agn~s bownyy. wife of Joseph Dow
per 70 she share q uasieh her husband
Ieeeph pAwney, ss gesEAd
Sid property Il uisc sabjecs 10 encuf bfafaces
II taxes of 9hs city ID Bay0nre for ths years
1891 70 1905 inclusive. HpnounHng Ia tho totai
Ia the Hsui of szsssS1 vrti9 interest 1t twelve
neT cent. 70 be adaed to the ae~eraa assessments
Tor taxes when ducs ard also 10 further as
sszsnleat Of slss With tnteres; and expenses Of
aGvartfsing.
coadltions made known on the rcgpectiys
days OF sale.
Dated October 3rd 1906
CHARLES u ROE
Spaefal Rfastsr ID CDancsry OF New Jersey.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30
srAwa OF -NItzz- .IERsE.v.

STATE OF NIlW JERSEY,
COUNTY OFN HUDSON.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
BE it known that I, Sam sBruasten am en-
gagged il the manufacture Of mine@rl waters
and other bayeiages IN the City Of Jersey Cit-
County and Stste aforesaid and having to use
and using bottles, boxes, siphens, and kegs in
which said mineral waters and other beverages
are put up foi sale and In accordance with
the statute In such case made and provided, I
do hereby certify THAI my bottles are made of
glass and having impressed thereon the name
the Letters, and the words, to witt United
Mineral Waterl Co., Jersey City, N - also
Horseshoe IN form Of monogram. Nicholas
and Nippins. a-ount Holly, n, u Camden
II & 70 Blake aheaue, Brooklyn, N. r." Nearly
all the above names have In addition the
words, sFais bottle not to he sold also
Registered" My boxes made of wood and
having thereon the name, the letters and the
words, to wit.--%Sam Brlnstein 81 Fourth
ST., Jersey City. N ]. =" United Min. Water
Co. Jersey City n. J. United Mineral
Water Co.. 17Fourth St., Jersey City N J''
United Mine'al Water Co, Jersey City, N.
J. Camden sBot-ling Co, 254 Kaighns Av.''
Thomas Finan, Goshen, N. ~ United III.
siphon-hottles, lare made In two parts, the bod
les which are made Of glass having etched
sey City. n JI,', also S. 3. in form Of mono
gram. i'Unitesi Mineral Water Co. Jersey CITY.
aton the % ~oa n 9fss "s And dags Upon n f fe
heads. which are made Of metal, is Impressed
IS Brunstsinl 7 G 4, United NJ. W.
Sos Ssv,T9. =; 4. faTse, m sas nase 81 wees'
Rfansteir . And I do now nseN this certifcate
III the Cisrk office Of the County OF Hudson,
in which County my SAID business is carried
oa. and under and by The law Of New Jersey
emitted IAN act foT the better protection OF
lrlsEaf aasuTere ana 6ottisrs .ef ane dealers III
mineral wate,s heeT, ale. porter and other
beverages approved Asaroh 11th, 1881, and the
sevcra4 elppleiinents thereto
witness my hand thss ctr day of August,
nineteen hundred sHd ssx 1906
SAM BRuNSTETN.
gya4nsssetni-.-
JoriN ! IT. TsTTEEY
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30
S5nG Cross st.
641 "a
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PICTURESQUE LINE OF - VEL 10 T.s
NORTH AND WEST.

Trains leave Frankiin street tNorth RIVER
station, New York, as follows, and fifteen 1nln-
US rlss sater 1foIn loot ". 42d street. N. Y.
Terminal station at Weehawken, n j.. can IS
6enn r. r depot at Jersey City
S.la \. III. daily. for Haverstraqv West POINT
= cornwall, Newbursh, Kingston and Albany
H1g l3. a, n daily, Albany and lntefmeriate sta
A; 1l.20 A NJ. daily. except sunday, for High
iale Fails. S,. West Point. Kingston, New Paltz.
and Utica
as9 1sg 5 NJ Gaisago aag ExPEsss. daily.
1AAioany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo,
l9ss Nl9ssra Fails, cleyenland, Detroit, Chicago
ana 81 Louis Arrive Chicago and St. Iystis
next afternoon. Dining car attached al King
B. S.45 F N. daily. except sunday. for cen
gers, Highland Fails West P9iT,t esor,,s-siJ
NeEyhurgh and intermediate stations to Al
s.0o ?. NJ. Chicago ana st. Louis I.imitea.
aaiiys for Montreal. Utica, Syracuse, Rociles.
5er. Buifaio, Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit,
500 r NJ. daily, except Sunday, for Utica.
4s.,ii, 24ysdGnse, toehestef 33affaio Niagara Falls.
s-45 M daily Tor Albany East Ufica.
syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara pa
ra9eonto, toronto, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and ST.
4, B. leaves Brooklyn Annex
Jessev + fs9fg ~ q 4. A.; 3 E245 P,sM.
A LI.20 A. NJ B. Hsss p n
HaEgritraw # N L8eals & y 4 Il 220 s.sf
NeWburgh Locals:-eS20 4 NJ elO00 Al NJ
--ls.l5 Y NJ. s4.45 p. NJ s6 10 p NJ
hlngston Local :-*i.eo P. NJ
Daily lisundays only. Except Sunday.
s-.lan E utl4llan Sleeping Cars for Albany. Utica,
syracuse Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fall5
lletfol5, Cleveland, Chicago and st. Louis oaa
through trains. -
Mestcott's Cypress checks baggage through
70 destination For cab or carriage phone
For tickets timetables parIor and sleeping
car accoEarnedations or information apply al
otfices;-Broklyn, Nos. sss S4s 72s Falton
street; Annex office foot Of Fniten street..
New York City, Nos. 1ss, s59 SIS 1910 Broad
Ny Mayi 10 30 West One Hundred aud Tgsenty-
ufsh street, and at stations
4 4. SMITH. General Manager
y II. lAABERr. Gent Passenger Agent
street, New York
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

.TATD !, or NEW JERSEY, J

sTATE Or NEwf JERSEY,
CofJNsrY OF HUDSON.
BE it known that /, Mayer Barishow am en-
gagged in the rntinufackure of mineral waters
and other BEVERAGES In the City OF Jersey City,
County and STATE aforesaid. and having to use
ana using bottles, boxes, siphons tanks and
kegs in which said mineral waters and other
beverages are pal up for sale, and in accordance
with the statute in such case made and pro-
y1ded l DO here9y certify that my bottles ar
made Of glass end having impressed thereon
the name, the letters, and the words, to git -
City, n. j. IN. Barshow M b." IN.
Z, also M B.' IN form OF monogram; New
York and Fonktrs Bottling Co.. Eonkers. N.
Y..i. also II. 81 in form Of monogram
Nearly ali Of the above names have in aadit-
Ion the words, This bottle not to be sold, Z
also .tReglsterei- Ny boxes are made Of
wood and having; thereon the name, The letters
and the words, TO wit;-f'AI. Baifsao;v Jersey
City, N. J, = IN Earishow.'' ssM 81 ssN
T. & Yonkers Ei3tt. CO.. Yonkers n ~
Z. & go1kers 'BoEtling Co. Ioakers, N 7 . IN
IN. X & r. B. Co. Ny siphons. termed
siphon- bottles, are made IN two parts, the bod
les which are of g 44s having etched thereon,
M Barishow, Jersey City, N. J..n also NJ
in form OF monogram. sAi Barishow. Jersey
City, N. j., also tw ham, classssd in form
of monogram iiNex YORK & Yoakers BottIing
CO.. also TWO hands cls ped IN form of memo
gram. Many OF che s-SoFe names have in addit-
ion the word 'tR d-tered.' And upon The
heads, which are Hlaae OF metal, is impressed.
m. Barishew, \ c. N. J.' IN. z. & Yonk-
ers Bot. Co, Ypnk' Y" MY tanks or fountains
are made Of ST with stal letters or dies
1rapr sed into oT upon same. marked as
a. M s. '.H B, ]. CT. ~ Ny kegs kegs are ss
made of W T. rkea as follows:g3.M. Barl-
show, jersey citiy ". J" M s.. g. C,'
I" And do now file this certificate in the
Clerks office N the County Of Hudson, in
which Couaty lny said business Is carried on
and under and by the law Of New jersey en-
trles, AN act for the better protection Of
manufactures and be zlsrs of and dealers IN
mineral waters beer. ale, porter ana other
beverages, approved March 18th, 1881, and the
several supple1entu thereto.
Witness my hand this sth day of August,
nineteen hundrsd and six q y
MAY-5R BARISHoW.
Witnesseth: =:
JOHN J. &. DUFFY.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30
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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

of said Baker Castor Oil Company for
public use as a 81 ewalk, and during the
life of this or nan when it beeonlF 3
sary at y me to lead or unlo
cars or 4 IS said Baker Caster Oil
{ pany dopt i utilize skids
from H formG to q 7 or cars or
wagon, divided such s are * owed
d ~ edia " after loading or uE1oadiDg;
Af provided rther at anticipating
pany 4 Ae to constructed on
either end \ the 5 herein per
mitt 81 sters t pedestrians,
during the af es5id Tocess of loading or
unloadi ca lie the platforms for
sidewalk purp
s ion 9. " care must be taken
saoe for Ee rms, so Il t the p +
fo s ein a. -6rized shah not become
a nuis nee to the travelling public; the
right being reserved BY the Board to so
regulate and main in the use thereof
that the rights of the public viii be con-
served.
All work herein authorized to be done
under the supervision and to the satisfac-
ton of the Committee on Streets and
Sewers Of this Board
Section & The ordinance granting
these privileges shall be of fuil force and
effect for period Of twenty-five .(25)
years and thereafter until such time as
this Board, or its legally authorized suc-
cessors, shall revoke or modify the same;
an acceptance Of any of the privileges
herein contained being recognition of
the right Of the city to so amend or re-
yoke
Section 5. That all cost and expense
incident to the introduction. passage and
publication of this ordinance shall be
paid by the applicant for same, and such
amount therefor as is estimated by the
Clerk Of this Board to be necessary shall
be deposited with that officer on demand.
Commissioner Nolan moved, that the
ordinance be now placed on final passage.
Carried.
And the motion prevailed by the fol-
lowing vote, on call for the ayes and
nays
Ayes-C Commissioner Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None
TIE President declared that1the ordi-
nance had passed.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Itenance and operation Of temporary track
across First street
{2s An ordinance for the relief OF the.
,Fefseq City, Hobokea and Paterson
Street RAILWAY Company in construction,
operation and maintenance Of siding Ia
Franklin street.
t3) An ordnance Tor change Ia fhs
boundaries ef Hoboken avenue.
On molten. the Board adjourned.
GEO. e. 90UT0N.
Clerk.