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JOINT RgsoLUrIoN NuMBEg ".

Joint Resolution authorizing the paynens Of
pension to Charles Rutter, soldier q the var
Of eighteen hundred and twelve.
Whereas, Charles Rutter a member Of Captain
Reuben D. fuckers company of volunteers, in
the war of eighteen hundred and twelve, Is not
on the pension roll of this state; and whereas,
the muster rolls of said company were destroyed
by fire with the house Of Samuel Lyons in
which they were deposited, and were not, there
fore, returned to the proper office; and whereas,
the said Charles Rutter is now ninety-three
years of age, and Is believed to be the only sur
viying member OF said company, ana therefore
unable to prove service in the manner required
by the laws Of this state; therefore,
l. Be it resolved by the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That the adjn-
tantgeneral is hereby authorized to place the
name of the said Charles Rutter upon the pension
roll of the state, and payment to the said Charles
i;utter Of the pension allowed by this state to
soldiers Of the war OF eighteen hundred and
twelve is hereby authorized from January first,
one thousand eight hundred.and eighty-six.
2. And be itTesolved, That this joint resolution
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved April 6, 1886.
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The Democratic clubs Picnic.

Last "Wednesday the Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club held picnic at Caledonian
Park, the proceeds of which was for the
benefit of the Parnell fund. At an early
hour in the day delegation from the Tam
many Hall Association of the Seventh AS
sembly District, arrived at the park in a
coach drawn by six dappled gray horses
and driven by George w. williams The
party was headed by Barney F. Martin. and
consisted of Under Sheriff Crawford, Frank
Stevenson, John Ryan, Jack Oakford. Jas.
Peterson, Joseph Blume, John Fink, Mike
Noonan and job Carey. Shortly after
wards the renowned John r. Sullivan was
driven up in coach, accompanied BY Billy
Bennett, Billy Hepborn and Mr.. Foster
of Boston. The coach was surrounded by
a large crowd, which did not let the brave
Boston boy get out of its sight during his
stay on the ground. j. G. Hughes, the
president of the Young Mems Democratic
Club, escorted Mr.. Sullivan TO the hotel at
the back of the park, where he drank three
or four glasses of seltzer, and was well
coined in neat address by Eddie i. Nc
Donold, who set him forth i'll the lighl OF
a hero and said among other things that
John L. had been created by God to show
people what physical training could do
against brute strength and how little the
ordinary fighters amounted to when placed
in front of Sullivan.
In tug-ot-war between teams from the
Young Mems Democratic Club and Tam
many Hall braves the former proved the
winners, Sullivan, who was the referee.
giving the pull to the home team by tvs .,
inches. The home team was composed OF.
the following gentlemen j. G. Hughes,
captain Constable Feeney, Geo. Melon
aid, Alfred Greeney and j. Cortalis. Tam
many Braves B. F. Martin, captain; John
Ryan, Jack Oakford, James Paterson and
John Fink. In foot-race between Terry
Mcdonald and John Carey the New York
man was declared the winner by breath
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Our Imported Balbriggans, in
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JOINT RESOLUTION NUMBER II.
Joint Resolution in relation to loaning arms +
battery A. of Trenton, New Jersey.

Joint Resolution in relation to loaning arms to
Battery A, of Trenton, New Jersey.
l. Be it resolved by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That the
quartermaster-geD be and he is hereby author
lied in his discretion to loan to Battery A. mill
tary organization located and established in the
city of Trenton. one three-and-one-half inch
bronze piece and timber, with firing implements
complete, one six pound caisson and timber, with
implements complete and fifty sabres and belts
complete; provided, however, that the said Bat
terry A first enter into bond, with two or more
sureties, tosthe said general. in an
amount equal to the value of said arms loaned.
to return said arms to the state of New Jersey
when the same may be required.
2 And be it resolved. That this resolution shall
take effect Immediately.
Passed March 2, 1856. s5s
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CHAPTER CcLxxyn.
An Act to provide for the purchase of turnpike
and macadamized toll roads.

An Act to provide for the purchase of turnpike
and macadamized toll roads.
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General AS
sembiy of the State of New Jersey, That whenever
an application in writing, as hereinafter specified
shall be presented TO the justice Of the supreme
court holding the circuit court of any county in
this state wherein any turnpike or macs9iamized
toll road is wholly or partially located, asking for
the condemnation and purchase of such road or
part thereof, and the requirement thereof for
free public use such justice may, if he deem it
chosen freeholders of said county and to the cor
poration owning, leasing or operating such road
from the counties composing such circuit not
more than two being from the same county; the
said application shall be made by at least ten free
holders owning lands along or through which
said roads or part thereof, runs, and shall be also
signed by majority of the directors of the cor
p0ratiOn owning, leasing or operating such road !;
tne sao ep m wnen ha
to perform their duties, and shall thereupon pro-
coed to estimate and determine the fair and Just
value Of the said road part thereof to be taken,
leasing or operating the same, having first given
ten days notice of the time and place when and
where they will meet to hear any representations
in behalf OF said corporation. or of the board of
chosen freehoders of such county, in relation to
the matter; such notice shall be served upon the
president or other chief officer Of such corpo-
ration and also upon the director of the board of
chosen freeholders and shall be published in one
newspaper published in such county at least one
week prior to the time of such meeting; such
meeting may be adjourned from time to time, at
the discretion of the commissioners.
2. And be it enacted, That as soon as the COM
missi0ners or any two of them, have made such
valuation, they shall prepare and sign certificate
thereof and tile the same in the Office of the clerk
of such county and thereupon it shall become
the duty of the board of chosen freeholders with
in thirty days from the date OF such filing and of
service upon the director of CODY of said certifi-
cate unless an appeal be taken, to pay to said
corporation the amount of the said valuation if
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JoIET REsoLuTION NUMBER /.

Joint Resolution in relation to the ordnance de-
partment, state of New jersey.
Whereas, There is now in possession of the ord
nance department of the state of New Jersey
small brass cannon which was given to the
village of Caldwell by General Decatur at the
time of the visit of General Lafayette 10 the
United States in the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-five; and whereas, the
said cannon was taken possession of by tue
state during the late civil war in the belief that
1t belonged to the state and whereas. there is
III existence no documentary evl enc OF the
ownership of said cannon which wouid warrant
the qnartermastef-ge general in returning it TO the
righttul owners therefore, f~i@s
l. Be it resolved by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That the
quarterinas n general be and he Is hereby d.
rected to return the said cannon with It's carriage
to the custody Of the township committee of
Caldwell, in the county of Essex
2. And be it resolved That this resolution shall
take effect Immediately.
Passed March ,, 1886.
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JoINr RESOLUTION NUMBER III.

Joint Resolution authorizing the loan Of arms and
accoutrements to The Lincoln Zouaves OF Pat
erson, New Jersey
1. Be it resolved by the Senate and Geuerd As
sembly OF the State of New Jersey, That the quar-
termaster general be and he is hereby sx5snofized
to loan to The Lincoln Zouaves military organ
lzation located and established at Pnsefsun,
eighty stands of arms, with the necessary equip
ments thereto appertaining; provided, knaf the
said The Lincoln Z0uaves shall first give bond to
the said quarternasterg general, with tWoor more
value Of said arms and equipments loened, con-
ditioned for the safe keeping and return Of said
arms and equipments to the state Of New Jersey
when required.
2. And be il resolved, That this resolution shah
take effect Immediately. f1
Approved March 6, 1856.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-01

One alarm of fire during the past week.
Fallen, of Engine Two. takes in the ball games.
Three horses at the department hospital under
treatment.
Gardner of Truck One, is building ahand-oEan.
Drop in and see it.
The pay-rolls for July havs been ordered paid.
They am CUNT to s4,99I2s.
Lennon. of Engine Two. says the onion crop in
9reenville viii be large this year.
Engineer Oman, of Engine One has an interest
in pickle factory on Railroad avenue.
whslan, of Truck One, did the snare set with his
four oats. Hew about the chowder. Mike
Cullen, of Engine Two, spent his vacation at
Canary Castle, on the beautiful Rue de Sussex.
McKenna. of Engine One, drove load Of hose to
headquarters last Friday. How about still, Jim?
Hayes, of Engine One, can be seen going down
Warren street any night, carrying can Of oysters.
Gardner, Of Truck One is passing his vacation
with Seaman in the track house cellar fishing in
q tub.
Cap Lon Meyers, of Engine Three, is enc of the
best engineers on the P. r. R. Hot boxes don't
worry him.
Morrow of Engine Three. has great attraction
on Thirteenth street. He talks Of moving to that
locality. How about the water tower, Dan
Captain Guiton, OF Engine One, has adopted a
new plan of getting the apparatus in the house
after coming back from an alarm. Good boy, Cap |
Mike Haley has been transferred from Engine
One. The neighborhsod in Gammontown runs
shsrt of new potatoes. No fresh eggs, mike, till
nextmonth.
Rooney, OF Truck One and q friend named
Sherry wsat out grabbing last week, and it being
very warm, they pulled the boat into shady spot
and had good sleep. While in that state. the boat
upset. snd had it not been for passing tug both
would have been drowned.
Tho national game is a subject Of great interest
to the young Men of to-day, but the older heads
hng greater interest in the prices at Frank j. Han
ly's furniture store, 20s Newark avenue.
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JOINT RESOLUTION NUMBER VIM.

Joint Resolution relative to the New Orleans
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition. 1
l. Be it resolved by the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That the sum
of eight hundred and twenty dollars and ffty-five
cents, or 50 much thereof as may be necessary,
be and the same is hereby appropriated to pay
rection Of the state superintendent of public in
struction, in connection with the educational ex-
hihit of this state at the New Orleans Industrial
and Cotton Exposition in the year one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-fiye, and not provided
for in the act to defray the expenses incurred BY
the commissioner to the said exposition /; and the
bills to be paid by warrant of the comptroller upon
the state treasury upon presentation of the pr0pel
vouchers. i
2. And be 1t resolved, That this joint resolution
shall take eject Immediately.
Approved May II, 1886.
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STILL MORE
GREAT BARGAINS
SHIRT DEPARTMENT

SHIRT DEPARTMENT.
Our 44c. White Shirt leads all
made.
Our 75c. Dress Shirt is a perfect
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Own make 210O Linen Bosom at
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Summer Tourist Shirts, Bicycle,
Yachting, and the Electric
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3-piy 22O0 Linen Patent Unteara-
BILE Back, 74c.
Extra Nonpareil Double Back,
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estAmerican Percale Shirts, own
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can equal these goods.
Other Percale Shirts, 8 Collars
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Next Percale Shirt, 2 Collars and
2 Cuffs, for CSC.
Broken lot of Unlaundried Color
ed Shirts, at 25c.; worth 75c.
White Vests, Toe, 81, $1.50; the
very best, $1.98.
To close out another's business,
Bathing Suits 63c., 75c., $l.00,
$1.50, $500; worth $3.50.
The boss Swimming Tights, 10c
to 35c.
Boys Tricycle. Belts, double
buckle, l0c,; worth zoe. Strong
and lasting.
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SPORTING VOTES.

Jersey City defeated Hartford on the Grand street
grounds last Tuesday afternoon bya score Of to p
81 to in favor of the former was the score of a
game played the other day between the Young
Crickets and Mehls employees.
The mines of the Bergen Point and Brooklyn Ath-
letic Clubs crossed bats on the Avenue grounds,
yesterday week, the visiting nine being skunked
by score OF Is to
The game ON the Grand street grounds last We'd
nesday afternoon between the Waterbury and Jer-
sey City mines deceRtly umpired. and the
result was victory for the home club by score
of % to 5.
picked nine Of the Paterson police force came
to this city last Wednesday afternoon and crossed
lana avenue grounds, and defeated them by score
OF 20 to IL ~
The Lorillard printers were defeated in game
played with nine from the Jersey City Printing
Company few days ago. Six i.nings were played.
the Lorillards having scored but runs to their
opponents 20.
Says blunders on third base end the Empires
unfair rulings defeated the Jersey City nine in
their game with the Waterburys on the Grand
street grounds last Monday. Score !: Waterbury, q;
Jersey City, 6.
grand race has been arranged under the aus
pieces Of the Communipaw Athletic and Rowing
Association, for August IA, the start to be made
from Murphy's boat-house ct P. NJ. The winner
will be awarded handsome gold medal, and
silver medal will go TO the second man in the race
half-dozen catboats-the Maud f.. Captain
Folkee; woolsey, Murphy Brss.; Teaser, Mr.. Rel
yea; Wave. R. Gilchrist; Fedora, G.. Ploat; and
Julia, Morris Bros.-entsred for sweepstakes
regatta at Murphy Brothers pavilion. Communi-
paw, last Monday afternoon. The course sailed
over was from the stakeboat to and around the
buoy OF Bedloe's Island, from this to Buoy II, of
Robbins Reef and return. Only three of the boats
covered the entire course. the Teazer coming in
in 3h. 25m. lss.; Am. IS. ahead of Maud f., and
Ism. 2Ss. ahead Of the Woelsey. The owner of the
Teazer received fve-sevenths of the stakes, and
Maud r. captured two-seyenths. After the race 3
fine dinner was disposed of at the pavilion.
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LADIES'
This is for You.
LADIEa, DEEs,,T,. .


LADIES' DEPT.
All Linen, Hemmed and ready
for use, sc.
Hemstitched White, II in. Border
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Embroidered Corners for 10c.
Beauties, Fancy Corners, in coll
ors, 12c.
Double Hemstitched, with four
Corners Embroidered, 10c.
Handworked Borders, same both
sides, for 21c. and 24c. Per-
feet beauties.
TOWEL DEPT.
An all Linen 1895 in. Towel, 7c.
A 16ax43 in. all Linen Turkish
Towel. Zoe; actual value, SOC.
A 1885 in. Bleached and Fancy
Linens, &c.
Large size Fancy Centre, 21c.
Fine Bleached Tucked Damask
Towel, 361x48 in, use. This is
cheap for 35c.
SO dozen more Of those Fringed
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ish Towels, used as Tides, Csc
Lot of all Linen s, 99c. per doz.
Lot of same, finest of all, $137.
ladies Gold Head all Silk UNI
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WEDDING BELLS.

Henry Bottle, Of the Heights. was welded last
Sunday evening to Sophie Won Bargen, Eastern
District Rrooklyn) belle. at the residence of the
latter's parents. "a Bedford avenue the most fash
ionable section of the city The ceremony
performed by Rev. R. A. Hatfer. pastor of the Bow
ersstreet Lutheran Church, and was succeeded by
brilliant wedding reception and sumptuous feast.
The happy couple are keeping house at 200 Hutton
atraaf this citv
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AfrzMARY NOTES.

An important meeting Of Company c, Fourth
Regiment, was held at the City Armory last Tues
day evening.
The Department Of New Jersey, Sons OF Veterans,
was organized by Hancock Post No. 49, Woerner
ard Ellsworth Posts, at the atters rooms in Union
Hill last Tuesday night.
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Joint RESOLUTION NUMBER Y,

the Transom Guards, of Trenton, New Jersey
i. Be it resolved by the Senate and General AS
sembly Of the State of New Jersey, That the
dllarternasfer-g general be and he is hereby
authorized to loan TO the Transom Suafds !
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q JOINT RESOLUTION NUMBER VII.

Joint Resolution providing for prison for female
convicts and female ref0rmatory.
!. Be 1t resolved by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State of New Jersey That joint
committee consisting of two senators and three
assemblymen, be appointed by the president of,
the senate and the speaker of the house of as-
sembly, to consider the propriety of establishing
aseparate prison for female convicts, including q
reformatory for girls between the ages Of sixteen
and twenty-one, to be under the control and
management of female officers exclusively, and
report by bill or otherwise to the next legislature
Approved April TO- 1885,
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Obeying the Presidents order is one Of the first
duties of an oce-holder; but the first duty of the
head Of q familyfs to purchase his low-pIiced fur
niture from Frank j. Hanly, 203 Newark ave.
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The warm weather is at discount when the
public desire to purchase their furniture from
Frank J. Hanly. at the popular furniture store 20s
Newark avenue.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-01

Taggert's Diarrhoa Mixture should be on your
list. Don't be without it a moment. Hartnett,
corner Warren and Montgomery Streets
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The subject Of filthy Passaic water is causing
considerable concern to the authorities. Why do
You net consider the question yourself, and use a
water filter? Get one from Wood Menagh.
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Take care of your health by drinking pure water.
Purchase a Kedzie water filter from Wood &
Menagh.
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You will have to take Horace Greeleys advice
aud go West if you keep drinking dirty water Get
your Alters from Wood 4 Menagh.
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At Wood b Menagh's great house-furnishing es-
Of water filters and all kinds Of water coolers.
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Put 1t on your list. Hartnett's Korean Korn Kure
not bogus cure. Corner Warren and Montgom-
cry Streets
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Put ii on your list. Hartnett's Worm Lozenges.
Pleasant to take and never fail to kill worms.
Corner Warren and Montgomery streets.
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Put it on your list. Hartnest's Inkafalon. Sure
cure in 20 seconds Hundreds in Jersey City tes-
tfy to its efficacy. Take it cut of town with you.
Hartnetts corner Warren and Montgomery streets.
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EXCURSIONS, FESTIVALS AND PIcNIcs.

The annual picnic of the John J. Norton Associ-
alton will be held August 9th at Caledonian Park.
ALI the prominent people of the county have been
invited.
The second annual picnic of the employees of
the North Hudson County Railway, tits announced,
will be held at Schuetzen Park, Union Hill, next
Wednesday.
The Thomas Shanghnessy Association went on
its annual excursion last Thursday, having char
tered the steamer John Lennox to take them to
Point View. The steamer was bowed down to the
waters edge, and highly enjoyable day was
spent.
st. Peters Union went on its annual excursion
last Thursday. The oppressive heat Of the day
made the sail to Raritan Beach Grove and return
a specially enjoyable one. and, indeed they will
probably never conceive what bliss they enjoyed
as compared with the sweltering masses they left
behind.
The Socialist Union, of Union Hill. held its an
nual Picnic at KIeins Hudson County Park last
Sunday afternoon. The Union members and their
friends were peaceable and quiet, but gang of
New York roughs entered the park in the evening
and broke the affair up with riot.
The annual picnic and Summernight festival of
Irving C1terie formerly the Alpine Social Club, of
Hoboken, was held at Kroebe's Hudson County
Volks Garden last Monday night 1t proved to be
the most successful affair ever held under the
auspices of the organization. There were present,
School Trustee James HarknAr, the Hilpert Broth
ers, H. Kslkenberg. Miss A. Kohen, Henry Wah-
1ers, Miss Lizzie Wallace. Il. F. Smith, Miss Ida
Will, Otto Keller Miss Mary Smith, l.. Schneider
and sister, VIM. Fass and wife, John Watson, Miss
Trisinsky, Louis Bigger Miss Hoppe.
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The Chicago Anarchists will undoubtedly receive
their dues at the hands Of justice. Justice com
pels all heads Of families to purchase their furni
ture from Frank j. Hanly, 203 Newark ave.