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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
Cam os In tho LcgS.

There are two Idlo superstitions about
cramps that come in the legs and start . man
out Of his bed quicker than any thing else.
One is 10 stick 4 lackkuife in tine head
board Of the bed on retiring for the night,
and the other is TO arrange the slippers
very carefully, bottom up, at the foot Of the
~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
REAL EsTATE- -oouNTsY.

i[OR SALE-Lot No. =. Otlawa Beach; This
lot is one of the first selection; " - 10
Gated only q short distance from the hotel and
has fine view Of Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. II. llasklns or " B. LOseland. urand
Rapids. Mich. l3zsun
4 GREAT BARGAIN-3l08cre farm; frame
II house; good o~-hard los acres mproKea
miles from BALDWIN for sale cheap. Enquire
Iaggart. WOlcott & Ganson. . ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Agents for our new book. the
w "JohnstoWn Horror or Valley of Death
Containing phic.deScripiionso the terrible
loss OF human lives. heart-renaing scenes of
agony. separation oi loved on s. etr.. coWilrI~.
iug thrilling tales OF heroic deeds aud narrow
escapes fro.a the laws II death" illustrated
with large number of vivid scenes of tho
greatest horror known 10 the modern world
tall carly. 81 Porter block, Division street
entrance le
AZ TNTE A0EDENAEY 0FFFR 10 an want
\ inc rmploymcnt-N e. want live. energetic
agents tn every county IN fhe United state
and Canada 10 sell a patent article of gfeat
merit on ifs merits An article. having
large sale. paying over l1 per cent profit.
having 10 competition. and on w1ich the
agent IS protected in the exclusive sale by a
deed gwen for each and every county he nav
secure From us. With al ihese advantage f1.
cur agents and The fact that it is Az article that
can he sold 20 eTcry house owner. n MIGHT
not he necessary 20 make ''an cafra0Fd nary
Dfef' TO secure good agents at once. bat Wr
have concluded g. make 10 30 shou. u0l ouiF
our commence ln ih' Wfflfs 81 osf inffnfifn,
but y IL salabiiify by any agent that wii han
die 70 with energy. tuT agents noW ~ work
are making from $50 O. S4N month ciesr. ard
this fact makes if safe s. us 90 make our offer
20 al whe are out 81 employment. Any agent
that w.ll give our business thirty days trial
and fail % clear ~ lesst $50 in tAls tifHe.
above AL - penses. cap return all good u0soia
80 us and - VII retnna tie money PAD fpl
them. No sleh employer ni agents ever dared
g. make sucn offrs. nnf Whua Ff u "e Hld
rot know ffaf we have rsrnfs uow making
more than double this amount. Our large 8 e.
s~riDtife circular. erp'a ouf of-g iuiif. apa
% 80 IsI - srna 10 fffrF OBS rTf 0i ESD
pInyuerf wf9 wili send us fbrfa ctaf STAMPS
for fnsf age send 20 onef ard sal Hre fhf
agency On fius for the boom Hud CO fn vark
90 the terms named in err eRfraqFG nary
0ffef. Addrfss ~ once. 81 nssl Novelty
Company 5is smitnaffd 80 frhafE. Poi i's
WANTLo-A few. good rftc agents.
" ladies urffrrred. ie Sell itIfrtif's fti.
sersal si.srr Polish j. naf "alfer
soap. pssff ~ powds-. hHfa ra~ra' esi 3
UBre iiouis vef polish. li ie = fsferite w sth
people who nave SILVER Hsrf afd good 81 .er.
faf terms ana I.arf ~aIsrs address g.. ,.
Eifehie. teafIer ara raE4faciarff y sf.t ife
station. Hirh 1871
g. So so = m0afa can - nnsds wofsi z
go for gs. Agents preferred who r2u fur
rish ho5se ana eiFe theT Hhets SIRE to 40
business spare moments rsaF D. EreffahT
emp 9Tes also. a fsW fessnesFs @ towns sud
cites e. = Johnson 4 Co.. tgH Hsu-er-
Elef snond Va - F-Fi~ser state see aea
f.slsi ress experience. Never rara ssouf send
ia2 starra far reply p. II 2 .e-
"a ANItI-efl isbte lees ard frzTs H9 ss.es
raer Positions permanent Soet . tg
fH~enerrs oaw fast - ac afes Don't
<eaT. salary frou stsrL bfeEa bros. h1r-
sersslfn. ftiea9a. Iil IT,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
Special school of Art for the
Summer Vacation.
SlGsOR RlCCkRD0 iAHMUCCl.

Proprietor % the Industrial and Artistic
Drawing school. viii open 5u'F T. - special two
months. ~ hool ~ Instruction lH Draw e and
CoDrse wlil De insisted anon. tiiH sim is to
meet the needs of al-foT professionals and
arafeu who desire insfructlnns ln any -
these branches including drawing from IA
turr. craKou portraits. etc.
Terms moderate. rchooi room large. cool
and pleasant. school wi'i DE open on Mon
DAYS. IS edneslays and Fridays from until u
q. in-, sud frnri 80 81 g N g.. m. III Pear -.
ln the rooms formerly occupied by the Ladies
Literary Gut.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
A Cent and "a Half.

"Hello, Chollie. old boy. Did you ever see
cent-and-a-half in United States coinl"
NO, Stree, Gussie, ole feP, nor you
either. have youF'
''Bctcncriife ] have. L,oolsee here.n
And he opened his palm. disclosing . cop
por cent and a silver halfdollar, with the
sggravating remark: "ua-ha-hal He-he-
aeir
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
Proposals for Furniture.

Treasury DeVafffgr Hf June fn $50
Sealed proposals wiH be iFsd af ftts de
raffmfnf ulf' - clart B.. u... hi1ndry fnIK
isss foF inauufactHriut. DO iFsfffr and ff., fIrr
10 paGfiouln a.. r buildings eas. ~ fht forig
Mountains. from fIffr fa fime cs 30 uIffd- rf.r-
tain articles ~ fgraliHre. IravinEs aHa 1ff-
eifcatiens. and tfauk irrm q proposes can hr
obtained upon application % tiit Once TAr
department reese fFes TIE f8-tff g. fflcrf any
and all bids. and 90 waive drirf e. Proposals
ehonid lc addressed fo the ~felF -arE = fhe
Treasury. and lHdursec Proposals f0F fuf
uifure build x east 81 fhe h~rkE Mountains +"
rs WINDOW rscfetarv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Beecher had the happy faculty of
saying much in little, for example. hc
says i'm regard to work, that there is no
calling tnat is not made better by
brains. No matter what mans work
- he il hettes man FOR having a thorouch
mind drilling.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

IA Ess aosk.-
Chez Nert-ar +. tastt. ut,le. from
,,.l- ....-... s.., a
stream f,iiliet t-ils l-'sArs &'ts' i-.-t-
tFala 4Aa B8rgne. az & named lro.4l t.le
...r..t,rr..f.4r.... shst s~ f.rfsl.r r.ra.-s ta-
..t... s
ttae pie - ts-ftf th.t+s7 $40 "+7
4reat lar. Ios ebler J8ak uD as aaol-
81. 8. .......t ...v az. f....,4 .f f.. r...
-'''- =. ''7 --f s'-f ''-''' a-'@ i''
continued 81 3f Angau &s tAeA ArA-
tear. or ivas chief. This .houli be
.-.-...,.. u t lssr. a. sH.as
'''" = -''i' -A-eif "''
l, through l-e iuto death ol Rae
rghI ot tAe traek 4 few wards q slant,
F.,. af...-.....l. .....u ,s,,l which
'A''1a l'ie -f@-''
le falfoad non crosses vast Ttnl-
hAns pfair.e, and finally f'aeilf, hiin
lll4 ~ M.theaud =, a slnail station.
surrounde0 ~ laIse cypress uces,
covered With gray spanish moss. a
psraeit.cal groatA- 1hls Ia o>s, ~ll-n
q, gay asa ot a NeiFrty soitnese, -
gathered wilh long poles and cured n
water or ~ drying n sttcN-. When i
turns bi@ck t = hung nap a. dry and
becomes crl-p- IT, IS tteu ready ior tle
market, and - bough, ny upAplsperess
tli mlItrc- s-iuaAeIs 90 tkc tie place
oi nt.r Ming.
lhe route, continuing On through
Small nrlds 81 sugar cane and se,;a lai'lv
gardens, cro-~r, tue Northeastern rall-
ruad tack and uually enters tac Zee
u1"ned Slty 81 New Orleans lu tne
rear. if tiYsiau Fields street, meeting
q sni1lt ta4.to~d Ane, winch runs io
Lake fonlch4rtrain- At the he1d ot
rs ,iau Fields street the Mi~si-Slp lppl
RIVER = reached, and short stop is
nitde al horS ln. = Depot. continuing
on mp the river odnA, the inited olst',
mint II passed on tte Gnt- Two
squares tuftier the ffenca market 81
passed ioi "nien We Vii speak more
lul{ IN our NeW orleans letteFl- On
the lelt oi tuio NoFli-te noWneu mar Eet
are the landing places "I the scn"oners
ana steamers tiial "slaS upplcdI irult>
nom tne islands ol the Huli, ana from
the Spanish mann. Ca the riSnt, Jack
som 3 iuAre, WIN the OLD french "a
tnrdrdl ana TWO large ffench notes,
one on tle north ana the other on the
souiiI, run length OF Tue square,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

kEANIED-A capable siu who understands
W clasI.s ana 4a4t.4f1 h-Ik eis2 q hHest
o.. alt. lu44.l- at lIi Jciicls 81. - 40
WANTED Immediately, young ain for
Mrs Eaasri Love. 10 tNtrrs 81 49,
tkANfED--A arsi-r Sass iaunafess immediate
" Is. % and - Lyvn-si. joe
;tOpl lrIS. cashiers. clerks slcnograpilei>.
= saIc,at4fes ana bouh Arrp-fs looking i'f
situations Will toHsu4t thtir best intcfe.ts %
calling uH GAc toiuaefClai EApty3 thcnt As>"-
s.iattoa :. Naaroe-st les
ANIkb--i 0ung mau for oirce werA aud
~ soliciting. tamulcrcI4l kmpIol meat A.
sociatial. - Aoarorst- lve
XANrEi,--tisoa eirl tor general house" ofk
W good wage, paid. 49, \. Prosper 81. lts
tFANTkb -fnsrsrtic lady g. learn L. use
" oGr machine aud act Is ciN ~aieslaoy
steady situation. CroWa ~ ritter 20, Hermit
a.r buildins. 40
NNANIEU-Good sirlf general h9usew"rk
" good Mas laif. 10 North Prospect -.
los
IIANTED-A iaty iu each city. town and
W township 10 procure subscribers for The
Home MaLaAluc. conducted ny airs John 4.
Logan. Special Inducements cEcred. kcier-
rucrS required. Address ihe EsOdlN Publish
Ing Company. Washington. u. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
sITuATI0Rs WANTEp- -paNALR.


WANTED washing al home. by Mrs.
w 1UttIe. ZaJ south lonia-st., city. L.
WANTED 10 do general khouse w0rK.
W inquire al 10 Nadisvnaye. los
WAETED-8y young lady a situati9a as
" assistant BOOB. Keeper, cashier or billing
CLERK. Address l.. \. G., Carrier No. =. III
\NANTED---A Situation as assistant book
w keeper by a soung lady graduate OF the
Chicago Business college VI Otud do general
o.:lce work. Address Miss T. Reed. Mu>as gOn.
Mich., cor. Amity street and Getty avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
poR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


E0R sALL-Iailor shop doing a good bus
ness; rent low. So per month; with spy
stock. Will take $50 cash. Apply Oh premise.
50 Waterloo -. it3
DoN'T fail 10 attend the grand auction sale o.
~ lots in Grove Park. Tuesday. June - For
tickets apply a. our oiIre under Did Nations
Bank. zee mriher particulars in another Coz
nmn. Stow 4 lanish.
SAL1 mackerel. salmon, white nSh. herrine
- hall u and c0a.ish ~ "ur meat snaTaet.
VIM. EopnSon Co. lSl East Bridge Il. Isle-
phone 80. 1C
tOK .,ALE-Unc lambcr aud shingle mil "a
"a barrain. Al th- machinery ln good
running OIder. EoiE.ls Hartt. NO0dN!ic.
Mich. To-
t;UR SALE-One ~ horse power engine.
A nearly new. WIN sell ci.rgp for cssn. az
viii trade for good horse. iar further par
'' : ~ - Ia,
TOR SALE-Fine timber lands IN Crawford
and CharieNoX counties % exchange feI
city property. stock of goods or anything o.
value. DAVIS * Josi. agents. . Monroesi.
SOUTHERN timber lands VIII exchange for
= stock Of goods. etc. Davis Jost. agents.
, MOnroc-st. Iu,
l{OR SALE-To any physician. for sl2ol house
and lot worth ekO1. with "a paying pTaclire
Of from 500 10 si11, IN a town of 100 inbati
tants. Two railroads. and oaly one other
regu ar physician in the place. na0d reasons.
ADDRESS Physician. box o. care Telesram-iler-
aid. l73
EOR SALE CiIFAP-A small clean stock oi
groceries and confectionery. Address y.
l.. G.. box 1. care Telegfdia-Hs-ald. Reason
Tor selling. other business. III
L'0R sALE-Must be sold inmediafely. fine
large house. lot aud barn everything mod
EN- and complete; corner PACKARD and Boi-
brook streets, one block from Cherry. luluire
al - MonToe-St. III
EOR SALE-A two horse power Otto Silent
Gas Engine. VIII sell 10 NJ a bargain. For
further particulars call or address Walter Bull
y Co.. 40 and lib Jefers0u-dve.. Detroit. 1871
EOk SALE-A Furniture stock; centrally To-
Gated; splendid business, a first-clasS bar
gain 10 The rght party. Address Jones' " box
5, care Telegram Herald. SIN
koR SALE-An outfit for "A steam laundry
very cheap ia fact for half the actual cost.
Also bhor5e power steam engine aud a de
livery wagon. Enquire az The Eagle steam
Dye House No. =. Canalst.. OF g.. 4 Berwin
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

For a Solid Cherry Bedroom Suite
2lx3O, bevel plate glass and elegant
finish, for $50 or $50, go to the
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

-The concensus of OpiniOnin the city of
Grand Rapids and Western Michigan,
IN behalf OF newspaper enterprise, Is
that great credit belongs to the TELE-
GE.1ni-lIEEALD for It's wonderful I'M
pgovement and progress during the
past three months. The best of the
merchants throughout tins section tes-
tify to It's worth as an advertising me-
dunn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

We trust there IS no danger that the
Leg stature VIII adopt a local option
bsli which shall be free from consttl-
tional objections. The Republicans Of
that body. who have a good working
nlaiorty. wiA make grave mistake f
they fail to comply wish the recom-
uisudstiou of the party assembled Ia
the Stale convention.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Man-made lakes give way. The one,
made by the Creator seem TO stand.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
rHE PROPOSED NEW DIVORCE LAW.

senator Galbraith's bill relative to
divorce proceedings provides that no
divorce shall be g-anted IN this state
unless the party exhibiting the petition
or bill of complaint therefor shall have
resided IN tins state one year imme-
diately4ppceding the time of exhibit
ing such petition or bll, unless tine mar
rage was solemuzod in this state and
the complainant shall have resided IN
the State from the time of such mar
rage % the time of exhibiting the
petition or blll; aud also that no di-
vorce shall be decreed IA any ease when
il shall appear that the petition or bil
therefor was founded in, or exhibited
by collas.on between the parties, nor
when the party complaining shall be
guilty of the same crime or misconduct
charged against the defendant.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Circulation Guaranteed 20 BE the
Largest of All Michigan Dalles Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT-BUsIgESs PLACES.

i;OR REN Tone store aud two Offices Ger
ncT of Ottawa and Pearl streets, one of
fee, three cesrab'e ~ ties of rooms and one
store corne al nth Division and oakes
streets. samuel Wells. .ent. 81 South DlVi-
sion ST. lti
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

The bli now before the Legislature.
with a favorable report from the conn
mittess. FOR che purchase of tine Whit
ney Il Saunders property near the Sol
diers' Home for the use of that lnsutu-
ton, IS one that should pass without aa
objection. as 70 VIII be-. without doubt.
badly needed this winter. The Increase
in Applications for sdmttance has been
far beyond the expectations of tbe
mausgers. There a-e now 4e5 present.
ss compared with 509 last year at this
time. also ia on furlough. large
number of whom vii return, I'M fact.
about al of them. lie IS 20 be regretted
that when the Appropriation Of $4,000
vas made for a dormtory, it was not
s2s.ooo instead of $1,000. but WITH the
purchase of the property named &c
s. 4.oo0 much inconvenience can be
avoided.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
LOST

| 0SI'-,ioid pen ana holder marked Prom
- Nellie Finder rewarded by leaving at
Telegram Herald Office It's
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Adotr >ehnitx, being duly sworn, de-
poses aud says that he IL Pre,-man for
the Telegram Publishing Company. and
that the abovo statement - an exact
aad tras record OF the number OF DAILY
.sT.leEram- u eraid>" printed by him for
the seven aAys endinx june II.
ADOLF SCHULTZ.
sworn and subscrfbsd To before me
this 18th day of Jane. 1889.
EUGENE ID. CO>GER,
Notary Public, Kent Co, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
'TheObServer
THE SUNNY SOUTH.

ksssh aaa ~4lt - 4tsF sfds - slsfe-
fsaseh-sstrala DFtlSs e Is1ssst
Ia T1a " sgt4-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
TURNITURE sTORED

l iNAoNE desiring furniture moved and
Il stored, Will receive liberal indu uremcntS 10y
calling NJ :. ). Walkers. l. South Division II.
4 speciality is MADE Il renting tables and
chairs Tor dances, public halls. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
EONEY 10 LOAN.
NIscELIAnrOHs

Dr MY PpoF FEET-torus Bunions and
~ ingruvlng nails removed Without
nafn Thasa wishing vork done give me = csll
20 so lG Canal 81. over u hen" shoe store
Dr. -. s. Garrett. IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

hUA Ioe lVf eH bridge st1sug la SS1A
s-A cow @De :. Ie~ e. blocA.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

A. Bow ~. PRESS
u A. .gAe
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

UOR SALE-Fine timber lands IN Crawford
and CharieN0iX counties - exchange far
city property stock of goods or slyfhiug OF
value. Davis JoSt. agents. - Monroe 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

9 sa2 dls 81 l2M4ly hafsf.
. ssskSA - oAos- ; sae =
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

l. career Ailior aua AserlI
sna 4 leWeT uiasA
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

SOUTHERN timber lands. VIII exchange for
= stock of goods. etc. Davis a Jost. agents
, MODroe-st H..
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

= d . N~tkttt q l.tiit lltlist -Il'iA
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
DO YOU WEAR A TRUSs2

5 u Com mforfahie ana fnecfi,eY n not. wen
IlbB = fLkfLCI HITTING TRUSS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

L'0K SALE-Must be sold Immediately. fine
large house. lot aud barn everything mod
EN- and complete; corner PACKARD and Noi-
brook streets. one block from Cherry. luluire
AT - Mouroe-Si. III
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-19
North Hudson Notes.

Giuseppe Abbuzzessi is missing and his
friend, Gioranni Volpe, mourns for him
Giuseppe worked at the West Shore
ferry until a few days ago and then dis
appeared-so did his weeks wages. An
alarm has been sent to the different sta
lions in North Hudson.
Mrs. Carolina Taag, of Weehawken,
died last evening in, her sixty-ninth year.
Mrs. Taag was very wealthy, and her loss
will beAmuch regretted by the many
whom shB has befriended.
Mr.. Philip Dieman has presented Col
umbia Hose, of Union Hill, with a hand
some brass pole, for use on the rope at pa
rades. Mr.. Dieman has been q member
of the company for years and takes great
interest in its welfare.
Mrs. Anna Mckee and Mrs. Bridget
Fallahee are neighbors on Bergenline
avenue, Union Hill, but there is not much
affection between them.
Mrs. Anna pulled Mrs. Bridget's hair
last night and scratched her face In great
style. Bail, $500.
Anna Beller and Anna Turner had Il
spat last evening on Liberty street, Union
Hill. Anna No. l grew vicious and
threatened to stab her neighbor with a
fork. She was arrested and bailed for
trial.
Julius Brettner keeps a tonsorial estab-
lishment on Bergenline avenue, Union
Hill. John, his brother, annoyed him
yesterday, and he replied so forcibly that
bail in the sum of $3.50 was required of
him in court this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-19
Down East Dialect.


A person whom l can truthfully de-
scribe as san esteemed correspondent"
sends the following
DEAR TAvERNER:-Your challenge
of Saturday last reminds me of a re-
mark overheard by O. visitor at a
farmhouse at early dawn on a sum
mer morning:-''Ye aint got a whet-
stone you haint a goin' to use to-
day, be yer"
Ii this did not give the nearer an
appetite for breakfast, he must have
been beyond the reach of tonics.
Two or three packages enclosing
grammatical gems have also reached
me from Down East. One brings the
somewhat familiar phrase, HE done
Splendid in this case said to have
been spoken by a woman of some
wealth and more p~retension," with
regard to her sons proficiency at
school. The other specimen is thus
presented by my correspondent
A woman called upon a friend who
was recovering from a long illness,
and the following conversation en-
sued:-
Well, 'Gustr, how be you today?
Better.
Be? Glad you is.
Other gems must stand over as
editors say, until a more convenient
season, but l shall find ROOF for the
following-also in the form of a dia-
logue:-
Scene, a farmhouse by the roadside.
D., calling to Captain B., who is
driving past
Captain B., stop! | wanted ter
have seen il l could have got your
horse to have went to Fitchburg to-
morrow"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-19
Pugilistic Cross Counters.

Chappie Moran and Prof. Billy Hart, of
this city, will shortly make a tour through
the Eastern States, giving sparring ex-
hibitions at various points en- route.
Cal Mccarthy, of this city, and Johnny
Murphy, of Boston, will come together
the latter part of next month in a twenty
round glove contest for q purse of $1,000.
The amount will be subscribed by q well
known club of New York city.
John Began, of this city, and Joe
Brown, of East Newark, have been
matched to fight to a finish with two
ounce gloves, or 800 a side andthe middle
weight championship of the State.
Jimmy Larkins, of this city, will
probably arrange a go with Frank
Murphy for 81, 000a side and the 100 pound
championship of America. The meeting
may take place in September.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-19
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE TO SEALED PRO
IN posals will be received at the Office of the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners, on Monday,
August 5, 1889, at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the.
IMPROVEMENT OF STREET,
from Comminipaw avenue to Johnston avenue, in
the office Of the Chief Engineer, corner of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street. where blank forms OF bid
and agreement OF sureties must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES..
About 1850 cubic yards of earth excavation.
About $50 cubic yards OF earth filling.
About 800 cubic yards of sand or gravel filling.
About 800 square yards of stone paving.
About I,s0lneal feet Of ctrhstone.
About 20 square feet OF bridge stone.
About GOO square feet OF tagging.
About 50 square yards or re-paving.
About 1920 hneal feet OF reset curb stone.
About 1900 square feet of re-laid tagging.
About 80 lineal feet of cribbing.
About two receiving basins to be reset.
About four manholes to be reset
Time allowed for the completion OF the work, one
hundred working days.
The making of the above improvement and award
of the contract therefor will be subject to the re-
monstrance of the owners of the property liable to
more than one-half the assessment therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envel-
opes. endorsed "Proposals for improvement of Halla-
day street. directed to "E. A. Dugan, Esq Chairman
of COMMITTEES ON Streets and Sewers, and handed to
for in the order OF business relating TO sealed pro
posals.
The attention of bidders Is especially called to
Section IS Of the New Charter OF lSS9,N under the
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city until the bondsnen offered bv the con.
tractor have been approved by the Board or
Finance, the President OF said Board having power
to examine the proposed bondsmen under oath.
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
misSioners.
GEORGE T. BoUToN Clerk.
Dated JERSEY CITY. \. j.. July ~. lS9
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-19

afternoon the nine of the Miller Athletic
Club, of this city.
The teams of the New Jersey Athletic
Club, of Bayonne, and the Highland
Athletic Club, of Philadelphia, will cross
bats tomorrow afternoon on the Avenue
A grounds, at Bergen Point.
At Bayonne. the Puritans, of Green
vile, will encounter tomorrow afternoon
the team of the Grayling Athletic Club.
The Orioles will play the Hoodocs to-
morrow afternoon at Communipaw.
Tomorrow afternoon the Paragons will
do battle ut South Bergen with the Live
Oaks, of this city.
The SUBMITS, of this city, will visit
Rutherford tomorrow afternoon ito meet
again the Standards, of that village.