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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-16

When one is "divinsIy tall,'' without
being OF otherwise generous proportions.
much study is required in order to avoid
angles and cultivate becoming
roundness of outline.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-16

Always wear at leass two white skista,
made with good deal OF fullness
gathered into a narrow band. No hustle
or cushion will ever take the place of
these,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-16
l'aily gresa aastl 9akataia,,

rAE DAILY PRESS ANB DAKoTAIAN
is publ;shed every evening. excepting Sun
days.
Terms or SuBscBIPTroR-By carriers, per
month"; 81 %; per year. Sia 90; by mall, per
month. 81 cents; per year, $40 90.
oMce-PBKss AND DAKoTAIAE block corner Of
Third and Capital sireets.
Telephone number5.
RnWRN A. RINaERnRY prnn,1rn
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-16

The sailor knot in neckware st,ll holds
it's own. notwithstanding the many
innovations that have tried so hard 10
knock it ont.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-16

New imported petticos.s, whether
cotton or WOODEN, have their GoloYs ell
repeated in the iace that trims them.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-16

Avoid, therefore, cheap corfets. and
you will fad thu, tit OF ycur dress, as we'll
as the shape OF your figure, greatly
improved thereby.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-16

The new artistic and beautiful shade
OF crushed strawberry is fully essabliehed
in favor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-16

Doll blue sashes are in high favor in
Paris for wear with gowns OF nessle
green.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
Cuticura Remedie,

pIMPLES. black head, red, rough. chapped
L =" and only skin prevented by CUTIcUD
SOAP.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

Tbs zDt zlNsys 6ro1gnt forte r9@Es -
-@-zaasT. l. - easzz-sr4@E<-s s4sg - grs-
4-ee e after yoa snoB agw Tbs toat ealsz
IS 81 property Tod ulsos - lss41 paper
tt2I tae 4ctaE c1ess - -a - a-t'e pols sa1
l2Aes est ~ ols G-cata 1ear4 er scC@s.1a
csers
rs eAolcas @rs a. 4 rab6er aaa n-~1e -
e a-r gnG 4rf1u1 tas GFlsts 49, Eeek D.
sltEzg e1sn 1e pe-s tbs ksel q eUe b..
ever = httse rr1p ~ ne stage. A sss-st.la !
bslozs u nee ate > cszples = t4ge r4z1Ll &
from : bellows - q hole IA TIE boot heeL
Tf.sn 90 Bls~s ei1a ". IL ngst - = f-tllsr r
cno,sasart sels4lssa - TIE -e1ar - fesl
thst he Is ngtnigg @ors th4E = wln4 e4g
but .etsrs zre nl1ds - sp-er By tbs tlns
thai the sgit has groxa - b < tl4t The il-
ba5ltzot hss 70 ave l4ntera ~ Eggs
around n Is tic ~ nd suppig - c4t or ~a1
thss bs.,t-aesI plugged ~ 1nen, ~ a. iu
~ealoQs trran cement ef sprlpss unosr TIE
aetor's feet. the height = 4 q-Aed-
There Il . bes4ttll ca44 4oe n snls trek
far soEe practical jsxo-lovlag property laaAn
~ blow ia Ess that would hit tie 9nfort
gnats sc-0r 80 his feet a. send Inn s2l-lns <
above over Tie heads - the audience.
TIE smzs>rd clown j. sao.lsr weil-
known trek of former yeafs that has never
teen exp-slned. 4 big o. .slCue t@lls on =
clown. and when Il is Dftell Up the clo"a is
pcked up iattened ont as ahin as a pancake.
He IS Inssuslble and Is pl4eed GA taD-e
another actor places tle q tIz r. OF q oel-o"s
pa rs mouth aud graiuaily Initiates n-l o.
BIS normal size. when ths clown jumps on
the table and Is himself again
TIE trick requires Csft wors and consid-
erable machinery The milestone Is hollow,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

OF course, and has a spring trap in the bot
tom, SO that when II falls II takes the clown
into it, At the same time "A trap II the
stage opens and let's HIM down. The dun
nv clown, all hattened out, Is placed on the
trap and il is sprung back 10 its place uEder
the milestone. The actor meanwhile lays
himself out at length on another trap that
rises up above the stage 10 the top OF the
table where the dummy is placed. Only tho
outline of the clOwn's BODY is exposed
above the table. The dummy drops down
on another trap behind IL, and as il goes the
body OF the real clown Is slowly raised
above the table TO give the effect OF being
flied out by the bellows.
Another trick is that of big man stand
ing up in a nonchalant sort OF way, while
another man dives head first through his
stomach This trifiing with the calm re-
pose of ms dinner SO annoys the big
man that be promptly turns into steam
boat and puffs out his disgust IN clouds Of
smoke.
Ii would be almost impossible 10 make
any one but stage mechanic understand
the complicated workings of the trick. a
trick back net is used, so that when the
little man dives through him the big man
can be lifted up horizontally 10 the rear, 50
that his clothes and head remain in the same
position, and 70 the audience he seems not
10 have moved.
AS soon as he begins TO be steamboat he
is jerked out of sight through the back
scene, and the steamboat comes up in
sections TO a trap inside his clothes, falls
over them and pulls our like a telescope IN
til 1t becomes river steamer with its decks
full of people, who are shot up to their
places by spring traps The smoke is easily
brought by pipe from under the stage. 1t
requires thirty-iye stage handsto work the
trick, and they don't have much time for
loafing either.-N. Y. World.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

Tie disposition ct the surplus in fhe
L. =. treasury engages the attentloB 81
our statesmen. hut more Ntfsi quss-
ton has oar attention. aud lilal Is the
reduction ut tne surplus Of Cuu-ump-
uKts Since the a ~coyery and nitro
tucton of Dr KING New Discovery
for consumpl lon, there hss been a
marked decrease "a the mortality from
t4s dreaded disease, and d Is possible
Co still further reduce the number 0f
cousumptYs> How By keeping con-
,taut'Y 1t hand "a bottle al Dr ~ ,
New Discovery and using according o.
directions upon the appearance ol tht
FIRST symptoms. sUeh as q couch, a cold
a sore throat, chest or side PAM Taken
thus early "a cure is guaranteed. Iral
bottles 10 0cent- al Peek Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
CHAMPAGNE PUSHERS!
Their Work by No Means as Pleasant as
Sono Might Think.

Their Work by No Means as Pleasant as
Sono Might Think.
If there is any harder work than the
champagne push6rs have had to DO in this
city during the last fortnight, can not com
prehend what il can be, writes the New
York correspondent of the Providence (R
l. Journal 1t is bestial work as well as
difficult AS one great champagne importer
PIT 1t in talking on the subject, the very
charm and perit of champa gne is supposed
10 lie in the fact that the fluid has not much
''druuk' IN IL, the proportion of alcohol
being only slightly greater than that IN
lager beer; yet these pushers advertise it
by getting drunk Oh it every night. 1t is
said for this wine that the worst effects are
felt by men who drink spirits; that those
who drink nothing but champagne are sci.
dom intoxicated by 1t. The pushers have
to drink spirits because their systems need
bracing after each OF their professional
bouts in the barrooms How long il takes
for their work 10 Kill them l never have
heard.
The principal pusher in this city, very
fat, sleek FrenthInan, tells me that he be
Heves he can overcome all injurious effects
by sleepiug al the time that be is not At
WORK. lie bribcs the hall boys and cham.
bsrmaids not To make any noise at bis doot
or neas bis room, and not On any account
20 knock az his door under tho impression
that he may be dead or that they must
get him out and snake up" hia room Bu,
although he looks fresh aud shows no signs
Of nervous wear aud tear, the others in tho
business are rather sad-lookiug, h.o4tcd
and coarse wrctChes. The t0uDg society
gentleman who took mp thIs booty calling
for pocket money is no ION ger IN exe mplar
of manly beauty. No amount of Iine clothes
can overcome the effect Of his deadcued.
fsh-like eyes, bis bloatcd cheeks. his van.
ished color and his general worn out dead
snd alive appearance. No money would
pay him Tor what has haUgened - him NOR.
ally, physically OF socially
Bus the Queerest thing about the whole
subject is that tho pushing does net push.
The wines that arc advertised 10 this way
do not have the vogue after all. and to-dav
TIE most popular and best paying imDorta-
ton is brand that has never been pushed
- al lt looks as though The good fame Of a
brand was hurt by making jt notorious
Vine pushing Il not carried 90 in any
other country. ard seems likely to die out
here. II was originated by q god feio-v''
about town wh0 had q tremendous 40
4Haintarce with the politicians II The city
IN Tweed = time tie ran ths sale of one
vine us To fzBre higher than any one 10
The business bad ever dreamef cf its reach
inE aad he g. slooo0 a year FOR hs wrk
l. left two iegscies IN hfn1ar--v. . taste
for cham payne IN every r.. ian mo3th
and a genera recourse p plshinV. none
Il witch has done ary good t0 anv BRAID
zt~~a
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

Farker Rozent1al directed hs bo0k.
seeoer 20 address sharp letter f- par--.
y vho hal promised several tines to pav
VIA. Be -vv % aud lad as often res.er-e1 Il
30 e. When 81 letter was written " 5.5
not e ease Banker Roseufhsl. wsc is ~srv
sx-itsoe e, ahi "a Al grily penasd D. fol- --v-
'nE. Dear Bsron X W, was lt fha.
promised g. 3a7 p &c The f-st q Taz .ars q
You. nv dear baron. Jon are tbe uat We.
was e rhat pr5rr ses the- -c se--a ca f-s
first - Marcha Yen. rr dear barren uso
vas it that sisa't ssftls o- ere f-s- ?
Aarfaf y 1. u -ear --l 49, fs
r. taeA 49, tss r--Ns- ar-s ta~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
DOG EATING DOG.
The Remarkable Seif-Possession of a Chi
caso Newspaper Man.

\ married woman attended "A party at
.he home Of n friend whesc they keep one
u those rOguish little pets, "A pug ,dOg She
related 70 a Chicago Mail man the follow
ug story, 10 which young man who j.
connected with A morning paper in Chicago
iRd the pug dog were mixed up, and said
sue did not know which one the Joke was
IN, and would leave u 10 me. The young
man was detained at the Office until 1t was
90 late TO 20 70 his home for dinner and get
20 the house where he was invited 10 season.
DO therefore stopped into n Convenient
restaurant ard bought some Frankfort
ssusaggs, which hO Crammei INTO the
tail pockets OF his Prince Albert coat, IN
Leadiag 10 eat them on the way. No
sooner had he left the restaurant than
10 met a gentleman who was on his
way TO the same party and accompanied
1im- This, Of coarse. gave him no op-
9ortunity 70 eat his lunch, and he went
% the house with the sausages in MS
pocket. There he was doomed 20 more dis
appointment, for the pug dog, in wonder
luly short time, caught the scent and fol
owed him about whene-pr he moved, Sc z
ng AZ bis coat tails aud giving an occa-
sfonsl bark TINS attracted more or less
attention. Presently the young man. who.
~ the way, is musiCs'. was asked fo per
form on the piano He daclaed. knowing
81 the dagger he would bs subjected n. but
without avail " hel be sat Cu the piano
stool be could not do otherwise than iet his
,oattsIs hang down behind While be
played the dog got iu his work. and soon
1ad the sausases strung out on the foor
tud was chewing vigorously a. them Amid
roar of laughter the newspaper chap
'.aved on coo.y. and even repeated part
81 the piece until tie noise had somewhat
mosided Then he arose. turned around,
oosed calmly At tae dog craving az and
rgsllcvlng the sausages. and said Ny
-------. L. u 2 a - ~ o. - d. y
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

Wei IA h1ss sg - ta2t 1irtstlsa
zEe le-l s-lT E4-t iz 1zl
Sic @eI-44 L.s.t 1-ss ls-ters1 asF.1s4
~ ea1 Erzyssee 4 Saea La4s.
Egf 49, - n-.4lFf asl4taef
oar LtLsa .14.r - esl4lss, sflla.
E,1saT- ~f4llx e - - = 1Fs-1sF.
A-d - - 1o-l.ll 80 sssea frlsa4s-@
Cf cs1Fs1, si4s1 ale ee-Fs ~ 14g seti1lEsl
f4sfe q - a. axll1.t - rtes
TIE coua.as LzsEs sac = 10 sl.slligs
VA 1rls aa assss4.es 4ass
Ala l1ass llera'ii .s ss11-lS 4aa siEuizS
rsTa4Ds l.-l ~ --a.lGr 4e-fL 4asilss
y - tss4 - 4IeriIDa z11gs4s
A4d ssz1 q sd assodg slse.
rlsss. ~. - 1sar. 40 net -relaslss
g'l5E ls-sa S44s sei4s ~ s4F
Hazr ns4Fs4s el8stlis-s 1lass1sals
- cain aas. az as4r TREAD. 4 ,x4<
T. te4 Yss mg se1F4t fss tasred.
AAa 1os Lss 1stsa - sfgs
61L AE1g-l ~ s1oa - - 14Ars1ec.@
Dea -.Ery. ia ~. 80 IA L"
-AISffA
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
SANFORD'S
X A ID &c 4 l. & L X +
For CATARRII.
Complete External and Internal Treat
ment for One Dollar.

To be freed from the dangers OF sufocation
while lying down; to breathe freely. sleep
soundly and undisturb ID; TO rise refreshed.
head clear, brain active and free from pain or
ache; 10 know that no poisonous. putrid mat
ter defles the breath and rots away the deli
cate machinery Of smell. taste, and hearing TO
feel that the system does not. through its
veins and arteries. suck up the poison that is
sure TO undermine and destroy. is indeed "A
blessing beyond most human enjOymcnts. 10
purchase immunity from such a fate should be-
the object of all afflicted. But those who have
tried many remedies and physicians despair OF
relief or cure.
StNFOEDS RADICAL CURE meets every phase
of Catarrh, from a simple head cold 10 the most
loathsome and destructive stages it is local
and constitutional. Instant in relieving. per
manent IN curing. safe. economical. and rarely
falling.
sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh
Consists OF one bottle Of the Radical Cure. one
box of Catarrhal solvent. and one Improved
Inhaler,all wrapped in one package. with trea-
tise and directions. ana sold by all druggists
for sl.00.
PoIIEE DRuG AND MEDICAL CORPORATION. BosroN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

You asrdly fesnze Tat L naedicine,
u hen taking Garter Little Lsver Plas
are very snaAll 20 tad e3ects. 81.
tsoah.es frcn iorpaa hsef STe felsssed
tfg 4ae,F use.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

HarGens 4na INV gorAtes the gums
lllT.Ees ana perfumes tns treat1
eleanzess teaat1es and preserves ths
teefh from youth o. GA axe. sold -
al dru-s- Sc.
To - lree from sck headache, bl
loo>ness, cls0-lifal cts, Use Car
leE- Little LAYER flll,. strictly vegt table
They gently stimulate tie hFer and
irey the stoIHAeh q from hale.
Not one Ia rs ntY are free from
some bftlv alLmeut csused hy lnartoL
Of the liver. Is Carter's tre Pills
The result Will - a pleasant surprise
They gssc positive relief.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
PlhPLES TO SCROfULA.
A Positive Cure for every Skin,
Scalp, and Blood Disease
except Ichthyosls.

Psoriasis years Head, arms, aud breast
solid scab. Back covered with sores.
best doctors and medl zines faii. Cured
by tuticura Remedies at cost of $40
have used the CvE-uRA RrsFDIFs with the
best results ! used TWO BOTTLES OF the CUuCVRt
kisoIN tNT. three boxes of CUrICUHA. aud one
rAkv oi tCIlCtRA SOAP, and am cured OF
terrible skin and scalp lscaSc known a. nS0ri
asls. had it for eight years. IL would get
better and worse AT times. Sometimes my
head would De "a solid scab. and was AT the
time l began the use of the CIUCURA REMEDIES.
Ny arms were covered with scabs from elbows
10 shoulders. my breasf WAS almost one solid
scab. and nS back covered with sores varying
IA size nom "a penny 60 dollar. i had
doctored with all the best doctors with no re
lief. and used many different medicines with
Out effect. Ny ease was hereditary. and. be-
gan 10 think lhcurabe, but il began 10 heal
from the first application of CUuCURA.
ARCHER Bj SSELL. Deshler Ohio.
skin Disease Years Cured.
am thankful 10 say thai have used CUri-
great success and consider mxS,lf entirely
cured of salt rheum. from whlcH have SUI
Tered Tor SIX years. tried "a namher OF medi
cincs and two OF The best doctors IN the
country. bat found nothing shat would effect
a cure until used your remedies.
MRs. 4. MCCLAfLIA. Morette. No.
The Worst Case of ScrofuIa Cured.
W Ne have been selling your 60 UcUFA EEME
DIS for years. and have the nrsl complaint yet
10 receive from a purchaser One of the worst
eases 0f Ncroiula ever saw was cured by the
use of nVe bottles of CIucURA EEsOLVENI.
CUTICUHA. and CrucrRt SpAr
TAYLOR TAYLOR. Druggists,
Frankfort. Kan.
Cuticura Remedies
Cures every species OF agOniIinE. humiliatinc
itching, burning. scaly. and pimpy diseases
Of the skin, scalp. and blood. with loss OF hair.
from pimpleS to scrofula, except possibly ich
thyOSlS.
Sold everywhere. Price. CrTICURA. 50c Soar,
2lc; RFsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the Potter
Dare AID CHESlCtL CORPORATION, Boston.
EE send for How 90 Cure skin Diseases"
80 pages. 80 Illustrations, and 100 testimo-
mails.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

IA solid scab. Ifaek covered Wi ith sores.
hest doctors and med cines fail. Cured
by tutIcura Remedies at a cost of So
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

Brings to hIra. Presently The nan who.
Ike most ravencus eaters. v-ss rather thln
ard scrswuv. beEi1s t1 grow plump Hs
c.cfhes ht him snuE,v. IA wastc,at
steadily weLs ous uaier the very eyes CT
ne audience Al 80 wh e he f. es-
lle ssnssEe rscht1e. 4n . feTv rnss
he has Trown % - Fsrf. erEt- cr u.-e
fesa al sad VITA tas pgcPcr-iszs g a. T.
lNsG 9s.Alocn. "
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
MADE FAT ~ Flye MINUTES.
Al Amusing Psnfenlirn- Trick Never Be-
f0r~ Fr~fai~.f

/, &. u the most anus
Irg and astonishing
n uaCtcu me- trlC -
ever OF afed Vss
that = the fst nan.
v-h was Z e hv
the Bsvr g ore cf
the actors in the
uantru IRE Sta AZ a
table an1 raFenous =
eats Dish after SD
rffrrf trzt serva-t
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-03
would Mr.. Adam please tell her what it

would Mr.. Adam please tell her what IL
all meant, anyhow.
CHOW, here's your chance, Bird said
the old man, handing me the letter.
just take my team and have another
drive down there. You can fix up the
mistake, whatever it is, in a jiffy, and
get what 1 want this time, sure
"Away l went, and in due time was
in the Van Server parlor. / took a crit
ical look at the young lady IS she came
forward and offered fne her hand, which
l lost no time in taking. / was sure of
Maggie Van SERVER now.
I'm very glad to see you, Mr.. Bird.
Pray what made you leave so unceremo-
niousIy on MondayY
"'Well, Miss Maggie, / thought it was
the circumstances
What? Just because I offered you
a little wine and cakeT
"sNot at all. The refreshments were
as acceptable as they were gracefully
rendered
Then why did you go away before
I returned?
"I didn't go away before you re-
turned. / staid until you came back and
practically turned me out of the house
"tI turned you out of the housed she
exclaimed, in blank establishment Why,
1 never did anything of the kind
"FI am sorry to contradict a lady; but
you certainly did,
"By this time l had forgotten all about
the twins in the case, and Miss Maggie's
brow darkened ominously as she said,
~gravely:
"tMr. Bird, have you been drinking7 I
wish you to distinctly understand that I
am not a story teller; and 1 say I never
saw you after l went out of this room
after the papers,
Miss Van SERVER, / want it equally
distinctly and emphatically borne in
mind that | am not a liar, and if you
had not in effect turned me out of the
house, pretending to know nothing about
me, l should not have gone away
''Then Miss Maggie's eyes flashed as
she retorted:
"tAnd you cannot obiige me more
than by going away again
81 was half way across the yard to my
carriage, when I heard q tearfully peni-
tent voice, crying: ooh, Maggie! Call
him back. Don't let him go! 1t was ]
that did itr
81 turned in considerable astonish-
ment, and there stood both girls on the
porch, looking SO terribly alike that,
staring at them in semi-idiotic wonder,
l could not for the life of me have told
which was the other. There is but little
more of it. The story of how Laura
fired me out and concealed the fact
from Maggie had to be told numberless
times, until the moon shone brightly
down upon my pleasant reflections as
pursued homeward the lonely road that
was not lonely at all"
"Well," asked the writer, sis that all
there is of it,"
eyes" said Mr.. Bird, with a queer
smile, Except that l am the uncle of
those two girls that just left us, and the
mischievous Laura is their aunt"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-03
Bayonnc's Treasury.

City Treasurer Charles L. Lords report
of Bayonne's treasury for the month end
ing June 80 is as follows:-Balance in
general account, s55, s36. II. and in water
account, s14,20s.59. In the several funds
Salaries, s11,4s5.O 90: gas, s~19,675.47; Fire
Department, s4,25S.1 II; poor, 1881. 81; Street
Department., 81, 1912. 40: books, stationery
and printing, s2,9e3. 40; police. Sl9,37l.Sl;
elections, 1922 20; insurance, S241.42; con-
tingent, 1902. 33; garbage, S1,500; sewer
and tax maps, 5000; sprinkling and re-
pair of macadamized roads, $500.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-03

ATLANTIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS only (morn-
ing), Jersey City at Newark, Hartford at New
Haven, Worcester at Lowell: (aftefnoon), New.
ark at Jersey City, New Haven at Hartford,
Lowell at Worcester.
NATIONAL LEAGUE-Two games at each west
at Pittsburg, Philadelphia at Indianapolis, Bos-
ton at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago.
AMERIcAS ACCOMPLISHMENTS only.
Brooklyn at st. Louis, Athletic at Louisville,
Baltimore at Cincinnati, Columbus at Kansas
City. Two games at each place.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-03
To Test the New FreehoIder Law.

Colonel f. L. Price, chairman of the
Essex County Democratic Committee,
and Counsellor McGrath, the counsel of
the Hudson County Board of Freeholders,
had a conference yesterday and agreed to
do all in their power to have the consti-
t%uti9pality q = new F~Tseholder law
Counsel win file q brief in the quo war
ranto proceedings instituted by DR.. NJ.
Osborne Christian against Freebooter
Mortland, of Clinton, to test the right of
the latter to sit as Freebooter from Gin
ton. This suit is the one begun by direc-
ton of the Essex County F~Feeh0lders to
test the constitutionality of the new law.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-03
THE NEWS OF BAY0NNE.
Avenue DIS Dangerous Traeks-List of
Liquor Licenses.

Avenue DIS Dangerous Traeks-List OF
Liquor Licenses.
The Bayonne Board of Council last
evening discussed the report of City En-
gineer Smith in regard to the surface
railroad tracks on Avenue d. The matter
was brought first to the Councils atten-
ton by Il letter of protest from DR. i. g.
Payne, who said that the tracks are above
the grade of the road. and are dangerous
to those who drive there. 1t was proposed
to make the company lower its tracks.
M. Smiths report, however, was to the
effect that the tracks were laid according
Vreeland, then City Engineer. In that
case the company could not be expected
to lower the tracks; and the proper thing
to do would be to raise the macadamiZed
road to the proper level.
President Goddard thought that this
should be done, and he moved the accept
ance of the report. Councilman Kelly
O'Farrell objected. Finally the matter
was referred back to the City Engineer,
who will report again at the Boards next
meeting.
Joseph L. Williams was relieved of the
contract to sprinkle Avenue ID n Eighth
street at $500, because he said that he had
made a mistake and had figured on three
neer viii examine the new truck and
police station house at Constable Hook.
Architect August Schmidt recon-
mended that the building be accepted,
but Councilman O'Farrell said that the
front wall had settled an inch.
Four bids were received for $4,000
worth of improvement bonds payable
six wears from date at five per cent. per
annilm. The offer of Y. Zabriski being
the highest, Sl0431, it WAS accepted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-03
THE LATEST ADJUSTMENT.

There Are Some Reductions, but the
Total Is a Net Increase.
The ~thirty-ninth report of the Commits
sioners of Adjustment shows some reduc-
tons, but the increases are many, and the
net result is an increase in the total of ar
rearages adjusted. The report shows the