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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular meeting of the Board or Police COM
nissioners. held IN A~ldermanic Chamber. Cty Hall.
Monday, June 2, 1880.
Minutes OF last meeting approved as printed.
MMuNICATIoNs AND PETITIONS,
Communications etc, were presented. received and
disposed OF as foIl0ws:
Communication from Z. $. Hndspeth. informing
vest side OF Ocean Avenue. Referred 10 committee
II 'anp "n ~PIESsESrAr1oN OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred TO the proper
pay-roiis Of the department for part of May,
al 0O3 1s; police Isnsdtiices ssos q; SCH and pen,
Alex. watson, meals to prisoners, heaaaquqEEters'
Waite and me s ss 20 p psIseinsss' shsyai sreeiS Sei May ).
te855 go The Argus GO, printing, AApril sG Marcn,
~ i5i Frank Stevens, rent 14o Sussex street for
I99sessutlIr n district court, November 70 May, $50; j. +.
Aufenreith. veterinary service, April ana May sl5;
BALDWIN q Figuera; supplies ApriL SOB Brinkman
3 Hauck, one patrol wagon. Nay. sssSj Bergen Hsll
John A. Effray, rent afCh precinct 70 MAY II. $ee;
referred TO committee on sSation houses and
Jerry Roach, labor on laynps., May. s5i John
cyan y Iam IaDS Ms On i sS4; ald Mny; nv Wr @@' keep sre Of horse.
May. $50. Referred TO committee on lamps ana
1. Wins, medicine to hospital. May, s172 "a;
q. o. Osborne, incidentals, March, April and May,
III III o g; H Ma Sacg U.s. lss Dug Sean 0s { Pi e HGopIsa'' feed ed e
hospital, April, s23 "a; c. p. Knoeller, repairs. to am
IpuIances, May, s1S So. Baldwin ~ Figeura, lumber
% hospital. April, 81 IS: j. 4, Autenre,th, vetarl-
aary. Nav, IS; VIM. r.. Cook, groceries to hospital,
May. 500 As. Rererred 70 committee on hos
pitfalls and dispensarles.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The clse of Patrolinail Quinn was laid oyer to
next meeting on motion of Commissioner Kelly, by
the foiiowin vote:
Ysas-Commissioners Benson and Kelly.
Nay-President Feaney.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to the
proper committees. and by them reported correct
on the city treasurer IN favor OF claimants as fol-
Comrittee on salaries-Pay-roIls. S11.003 Is; police
Justices, SOS "a, sick and pensioned officers, Sdo2 n
Committee on station houses and p~r1sons-Brink-
man X Hnnck. $3.50: Theo. Smith 10 Bro, 1888 50
Alex. WATSON. es7 05; EIizabeth Herman, SO; Franz
stevens. e45: John Maionv. $48 81; Bergen Hall AS
s~ociation, sfs5; John A. Efrray. SCH CO. Duncan,
$50 20; Z. Buckley. S32; WV farrior. S2 90
Tim Ryan f5f; WIN. E ikcen. S5z: EdHaSd Wreder
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03
ON THE FOURTH
How 1t Will Be Celebrated
Marion's Marks
men--Notes.

The only thing that will interfere with
the proper celebration Of the glorious
Fourth with modern improvements will
be bad weather. Every baseball club has
an engagement, and any piece Of open
land that can be utilized will
be occupied by ball players.
The regular fields will be in
use from early morning until dark as
the leading clubs have at least two
games on the card. The Jersey Citys
will plap at Newark in the morning and
at Oakland Park in the afternoon against
the team from the first city in New Jer-
sey as per the latest census appropriated.
The crack amateur clubs will play on the
flats as usual.
The athletes will have their sports. The
Scottish American A. G.. will have its
games at Caledonian Park, the Hudson
County Caledonian Club viii have its
Scottish sports at the Union Hill Schuet-
zen Park, the Wayne A. G. will go to
G~reenville TO take part in the outing of the
Nonpareil Club at Currie's Woods, the
Lorrillard' S will go to root for their repre-
sentatlves in the Scots games, the Ken
sington and Tabernacle Athletic Clubs
will accompany their baseball teams and
shout IT they win, and be silent and dis
appointed If they lose, and the Hoboken
A. G. will enjoy a tailY-ho ride and adm
ner and games at Carlstadt.
The yachtsmen, too, willshave a merry
day. Many boats will go up the Sound
to witness the regatta of the Larchmont
Yacht Club, and will remain until Satur-
day to take part in the regatta of the New
Rochelle Yacht Club. The Dauntless
Yacht Club will have its annual
regatta and the excursion and fishing
parties will be numerous. Several boats
will go on a three days cruise.
The lawn ennis players willlspend the
day at the clubs courts n amuSe them
selves in interesting contests In the ex-
hilarating sport.
II will be a grand day if 1t does not
rain.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will
There are fifteen entries. Capt. E. j., Day,
Mclaughlin, Jr., Geo. Mclaughlin, e.
M. Smith and G.. G. Wilson are
among those who will start in
the five mile handicap race DIR.
Benedict is the handicapped but will
not make the nj ouncement of the allow
ances until tomorrow at the course. The
prize is a silver cup, which becomes the
property of the wheelmen who wins it
twice.
There will also be a mile race for the
Benedict medal.
The marksmen will have a happy day.
The Claremont Gun CLUB will pass the
day in its ranges at Claremont popping at
pigeons and clay targets. Several will go
to the Jersey City Heights Gun Clubs
grounds for a shoot, and the Hudson
Rifle Club will have o baseball game,
shooting and other sports at Marion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03
Corporation Notice.

n i2sh day of May. 1880 application was made
by Estate of George Clifford and others for the I'm
p~rosemento OF ruopv ON
between Bergen ave. and Monticello ave-. in the
following. manner. including all intersections:-
To have the street for the full width thereof grad
ed 70 the es established grade by xcavating or filling
the same to the established grade.
10 have new Slinch curb set on each sid9
thereof.
70 have the present curb reset and new 20 inch
TO have new biue.stone tagging a feet wide laid
on each sidewalk.
TO have the present tagging relaid and new flag
ging laid where necessary.
TO have the carriageway paved with Belgian
TO have new bridge-stone erosswalks laid where
TO have this present bridge-stone crosswalks re-
laid and and new brid ge-stone laid where neces-
And an other work done that may be necessary
TO provide for the flow OF the surface water and
to complete the improvement In a good and sub
Notice is also given that on the soth day Of June.
the Board Of Street and Water Commissioner their
preliminary sketch showing what property Will
Senefat 70 q each lot or parcel Of lana also the proo-
able amount OF assessment per foot Of frontage for
to Q public Satd inspeetion in the ONCE of the CLERK q
the Board Of Street and Water Com missioners
or avenues Or particniar sections thereof are in
ciuded in said asses sssns,y as%ely;-
from Monticello M sysi e Bsrssn a Sys.
from Emory st. about 50 fest east and a feet west.
and that the 4th day OF August, 1870, at 10 O'Clock
and water Commissioners are hereby hxed as the
time and place when and where the Board Of street
Interested in said application and al femoa-
strances against the said Improvement that may %
81 order Of Inc board Of street and vatsr COM.
s eEo. 7. sougos:
2ssaa ssrsny ciu. sulY 2 1874
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03

WEST SHORE RAILR0AD-N. !. O. r. r.
W Co., iessee-Trafns leave West Forty-sscond
street station. New York, as folIows, and fifteen
minutes earlier from the foot of Jay street. New
-s.25 q; NJ, -a.i5 ?: m, ~Sl5 p. m; 81. Louis. taI5,*8.I5
I. MI Toronto 1875 a. MI tS.lS. sS.15 p. m; Buffalo.
Rochester, Syracuse, Utica. Suspension Bridge, NJ
qgars F ! SSo- ~ q. MI +Sl4 SIS j. nj Kings
y. IS and g. 10 p. mi CatsKill andAlbany. $50. sis
-9.5o, allsD q; M, b3. a.. $500 sis, ~S15 D. mi Gram
stons West Point Cornwall Newhurg $50 sLl5,
Cornwall and Newburg. Montreal ana Canada East
lisa M. Sis 2. M Elegant sleeping cars for
Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago and st:Louis,
pa4Sp. M Parlor cars TO Saratoga and Caldwell.
Lake George, all.Soa "a. daily. except sunday, b3.45
?. m. Saturdays only. Parlcr car on liz a m train
m and P PseSnieis ss $50 q Y ay and a Hoss, a M 1 bg;4sR
erskill via Phenicia. l145 and 11.s0 a.
M S45 p m. trains and l045 q, M
eSl 1f }Or GRAND adtfe ROssl e and 81 Phs si = a nj pa Snnanss
Cairo and Mountain House, lis al1.S0 q m. ba45
p. m. Parlor car TO Catsgil1 on these trains. Half
holiday special, LIS pm. saturday only for Kaaters-
nIcia- Parlor car to Grand Hotel Station and PhoeSi
ntcia. q, b, g, s.-Leave Brooklyn via BROOKLYN Ans
mex. cl0.00, al1.40 a. M; s&b9l00 p. 10. JERSEY Citye
+. Il. Station ,clo.a0, .ai1.20 a. MI s3a20. b&.z3p. M
car TO Grand Hotel station Sundays only. *Daily,
daily except Saturday.Ali other trains daily except
SUNDAY Fer tickets. timetable. parlor and sleep
ing car accommodation or Information apply of1ces
street and Annex Office foot OF Fulton street, New
York City, Nos. III, 1858, 735. 92 Broadway, No, f43
Bowery, No ~ Park place, No, So West 126th street,
and WestShore stations foot of West Forty-second
General Passenger Agent, No. 5 Van
derbilt avenue, New York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03
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sA 957 broadway. 1924 Bowcry.
Z Battery Place, Chambers street ~
GzHA BrookiynG;' ia Brcadssssy. Williams
%fE1 burgh; cor Newark and Hudson SIS.
%H hoboken. and new station Jersel
NJ City, where tickets and parlor o.
for checking and transfer Of baggage can be OBJ
$40 a. m.-Day Express. Pullman Bnffet DRAWING
room coaches 70 Buffalo. connect at HornelIsviil1
A solid Pullman, train o1day, dining and sieepias
Chicago without change Pullman sieepine coach Y
70 cleveland Cincinnati and st. Louis. No extra
els D n; ,daily-chicago and Grand Trunk En-.
ing coaches to Buifaio, Niagara Fans. HHamiiitona IN +
eagS, London, Lansing. Battle Greek, South Bend and
t y. rr = enange. bhnet sleeping coach 70 Roches.
go : m. d~aiiy-chicaso Express. Pullman Buffet
low LOFTY, Meadvilie. Youngstown, Cincinnati
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z M; ~, X, 1os sls. 5Sg. s;S9 I12 sA.5. i145 D. m.
Llewenyn and West Grange, SIS. a2s. n2sa m, al
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~ s9S' 9a5, 1913 a m, T. l2 noon, liz. 40 Sos, SO.
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Express trains arrive at Jersey city from the
MS oh Hi ~ = z afE as6 lfa' 3 81 m ~ 1ERsey
E Effk a aay Sy fs E SCI s'lS. s.a T5ssa1aats }y .e clO + Il Spar.
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additional trains to creskin and way, las, s.s7.
For Eanues Spring Valley. Monsey and TAI
III EsW YORK KA RRND' e diRsiEENwoop LANE p.,r-
~ way: Trains leave Jersey City station. Erie
AIllwayi a. onows:E a
s6 sos 81 a,aan sg e., ' Is. s S's7' s's sss5 li' rs 8 nh nj Z s1 4. 1S5s'
il45 Il P m. Sundays, az 0.a5 a. m, "a, Iii.
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M, ial9 ze4 s5a, AZ 5.as. so. s.ss, ia, {. is IOE-
Trains for Little Falls. Which en- SOP !, at intermedt.
ss e s "a 1s week days, So q m, 1916 noon. 2ot,
PO51aptoh. week days, s.7 a. m. A4a. $50. ess >.
GREENWOOD Lake. Saturdays and Mondays only.
va MgRPHY. l. ?; FARMER.
Heni SupG Gen1 Pass Agt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03
CORPORATION Notice.

n oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON H 5TH
IN day OF May. 1890, application was made to
the Board OF Street ana water Commissioners
by A. J. koezel amt Others for tho cons tructfon of
o "a inch
BRICK EVIL
HANCOCK AVE,
from Congress st. to North ST., and two receiving
Easements" one on each corner of
ST.,
of suitable dimensions and in accordance with the
established plan OF sewage, together with all
necessary manholes. receiving basias and appur-
tenancas.
Notice is also given that on the s0th day OF June,
1890. the Commissioners OF Assessment filed W 18th
the Board OF Street aud Water Commission es
their preliminary sketch showing what property
will probably be assessed and PROBABLE amount OF
benefit to each loo or paieel OF land, also the proba.
BILE amount OF assessment per foot OF frontage for
the said improvement and the same Is now open
10 public inspection in the Office of the Clark of the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners
or avenues or particular section thereof are in
Guided in said assessment, namely
HANCOCK AVE.
from Congress st to North st.
And that the attn day of August. 1890, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, and the nleetlng room OF the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners are hereby fixed as the
time and place when and where the Board OF Street
pnu Water Commissioners Will meet 10 near
1arttes Interested in said application, and all re-
monstrances against the sail Improvement that
may be presented in writing.
By order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
misssionerS. -
Dated Jersey CITY. July :. ls9A
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03
Today's Gard.

Atlantic Association-Jersey City at
Baltimore; New Haven at Newark; Wor-
cester at Washington; Hartford at At
lantic City.
National League-New York at Pitts
burg; Brooklyn at Cincinnati; Boston at
Cleveland; Philadelphia at Chicago.
Players League-Brooklyn at Buffalo;
New York at Cleveland; Philadelphia at
Chicago; Boston at Pittsburg.
American Observation-Disclosures at
Toledo; Brooklyn at Louisville; Syracuse
at Columbus; Rochester at St. Louis.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03

ton. S. A. c., 100 yards; W. Funk, D. A.
c., So yards; j. f. Flaherty, S. A. A. c.,
IS yards; NJ. f. Corcoran. S. A. A. C., 90
yards; J.. ]. Rogers, N. j. A. c., so yards.
Three-mile run-F. Dolan, w. A. c.,
scratch; I. J. Vogellus, w. A. c., 80 sec
onds. NJ. i. Berger, A. A. c., l minute;
j. Humpf. S. A. A. c., 80 seconds; +.
Malloy, S. A. A. C., 1 minute; NJ. Bent,
p. H, As seconds; NJ. +. Corcoran, S. A.
a. c., SO seconds; A. S. McGregor,
p. H., 20 seconds; j. j.. Rog-
ers, N. j. A. c., 80 seconds.
Mile waikiki. Fillistrand, w. S. A. C.,
80 seconds: F. B. Ellis, A. A. c., 40 sec
onds; w. L. Berger, A. A c., so seconds;
f. Garlick, w. Il. A. c., 40 seconds; II.
Aubrey, S. A. A. c., SO seconds; w. j.
Kelly, S. A. A. c., so seconds; ]. +. Craig.
S. A. A. O., 40 seconds; G. A. Logan, S.
A. A. G., 40 seconds; w. A. Gerdes, p. A.
G., SIS seconds: c. Andreas, p. A. c.,
so. seconds; J. Steuber, S. A. A. c..
40 seconds; G.. L. Nichol, NJ. A. C., scratch;
Z. LANCE. M. A. c., scratch; C. Bardasch,
P. H.. so seconds; r. w. Ellingham, n.
A. c., 40 seconds; J. l.. Lambert, P.A.C..
20 seconds: s.. Blumthal, A. A. c., As sec
onds J. Lyman, A. A. c., so seconds; H.
H~jertberg, N. j. A. c., 25 seconds; j. B.
Heating, N. j. A. c., 10 seconds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03

committee on hospitals and dlspensaries-Henry
Beatty, S132 %; q. S. vim S173 "a; John r.. Ed
wards. Sill S.; g. o. Osborne. 81 03; John Ding
wall, S7s So; X. Jacques q Co. Sol 08 and S53 is: =,
?. Landrfne, g76 IS; Duoan g FiLzsimuns, S22. YoA.
kl7 81. SIC so. $50 II. and S19 So; 9. p. Knoeller,
EI7 so; United Gas Impt. 60, "a so Baldwin q
Ftguera. 81 80; J. r. Autenreitn, s.
M~ISCELLASEOuS BUSIHESS.
Report Of Police Surgeon NeVfn Of examination
OF force. Referredt to committees of the whole.
Report Of warden OF the city hospital, for May.
Filed.
BY President Fecney, and adopted:
Resolved, That the committee on lamps and lights
place an electric light on the corner OF Erie and
Second streets, and four electric lights on of around
Hamilton PARK; and
Resolved, That when said electric lights are 50
placed, all gas lamps in these localities that can be
dispensed with be turned on.
BY President teeney. ard adopted:
Resolved, That special DO lice power be granted 70
VIM. FeeneY az Bergen junction Of Erie Railroad
and GEORGE Alexander, on Montgomery Street and
View ark Avenue, from Washington 70 HendersoS
GfScA
In SrUsrs1- adjourned. q. P, ROBINSON. clerky
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03
victors and vanquished.

Results OF the Championship games
played yesterday follow
The Atlantic Association Washing
ton, 6; Worcester, 5. AT other cities rain.
The National League-Pittsburg, 10;
New York, 9. Cincinnati, g.; Brooklyn, L.
(First game) Boston, 5; Cleveland, 4.
Second game) Boston, S; Cleveland, a.
Philadelphia. Z; Chicago, A.
The Players League = New York. z;
Cleveland. 9. Buffalo, II; Brooklyn, IL.
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, 8. Boston, A;
P%ittsburg, 2.
The American MISUNDERSTANDING
5; Brooklyn, 8. Toledo, 5; Athletic, 5. For
feited to Toledo. st. Louis, 6; Rochester,
2. Syracuse, z; Columbus, 2.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03
STEAMBOATS.
-PRoVInEMCE n

for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and an
New EnglandFpoints Full nights rest Shortest
rail ride.
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS,
will leave Pier 30 n H., foot Warren street. at $50
P m daily, except sundays, arriving Providence
steamer. Tickets and staterooms secured at Nos.
l20, Isl 26l, 82I, 9A and 957 Broadway, Astor House,
Transfer Co.. N. Y. and Brooklyn. who Will call for
and check baggage from hotel or residence 10 des-
tinaton. Telephone call, Cortlandt 3.S2S.
BOSTON VIA SToNINGToN LISE-PRov-
ID DENCE WORCESTER, NARRAGANSETTPIER
and WATCH HILL. Steamers RHODE SLAM and
leave New Pier So. N. r.. one
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03

Saturday Games.
Kensington Athletic Club VS.. Co. K,
T~wenty-third Regiment, N. G. N. Y, at
Prospect Park.
Puritan Athletic Club VS.. Roseville
Athletic Club, at Greenville,
kearney vs.. West Bergen Athletic
Club, at West Bergen.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-27
Broke Into the Depot.

Lewis Boozer, colored, on the night
of 2lst inst. was discovered by night
watchman W. c. Meggett in the depot
at Newberry. He broke through a
window, and when found by Mr.. Meg
gett managed to make his escape after
being fired upon several times by the
watchman.
Mr.. Meggett recognized Boozer on
the street next morning as the man
who had broken in the night before,
and he was then arrested on a warrant
issued by Trial Justice Gerardeau, and
is now in Jail. Boozer is the same
negro who was tried here some time
ago in connection with others on the
charge Of burning the barn Of Mr.. Pitts
in No. 6 Township and acquitted.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-27
A Good Record.

Cadet J. I. Buzhardt, of Newberry,
made a good record in the recent eX-
aminations at the Citadel. The names
of. the highest men in-each class have
been published. He is in the first class,
and is the second man.
Mr.. w. w. Henlz, Of Pomaria, a
Senior in the South Carolina Univer-
sity, attained the grade Of "distin-
guished" in the recent examinations.
The average made for the grade was
90-95. Only one member of the class
attained an average of 95-i0O in all the
studies, which entities him to be
"highly distinguished"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-27
High Chair Philosophy.

A tive-year-old, who heard the
preacher say that the more people got
out of the Good Book. as much more
could be found in it, went to her
papa next day and inquired if she
tore the leaves out Of her Bible, "would
more leaves grow backr'
Another youngster sagely remarked
one morning, after relating a dream
that did not come to pass: "All peo-
pies have dreams that are not so.n
A six-year-old, who has her little
trials, remarked after saying her eve
ming prayer: "People say l am big
girl, but I am mighty little to have
corns"
P. S.-Any contributions for this de-
partment can be handed to the High
Chair Editor" care Herald and News.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-27
Another New Firm.

The young men of Newberry are
still coming to the front, and we should
all be proud of it. This week Messrs.
Proctor Todd and J. Douglas Daven-
port announce the opening Of first
class dry goods store. They have
bought the stock Of Mr.. and Mrs. It. f.
Tarraut, which they are selling off at
great discount to make room for a
line of beautiful spring goods to arrive
at once. The members of the new firm
are botn young men of energy and en-
terprise. Give them a call.
Mr.. Epps Brown can be found at
the store, ready to show the bargains
now to be obtained.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-27

The Columbia, Newberry and Lau-
rers railroad, the work on which was
commenced not SO long back, is now
nearing mplction. Major 5. 4. Adams,
the contractor, will finish that portion
of the grading which was let to him,
extending from one mile below Chapin
to Mount Tabor, in Newberry County,
which is along the region of Little
Mountain, by tomorrow night, and
this practically completes the grading.
Nh. Adams is now grading four miles
on the Three C's in lower North Caro-
lima
Messrs. Rice e. Coleman, the con-
tractors, who have charge Of the grad
ing from the point left off by Major
Adams to Prosperity. will complete
their portion of the work, which has
been done by sub-contractors, by Satur-
day night, thus finishing the entire
grading.
The laying of the track was begun
Immediately upon the completion Of
the bridge, and eight miles have been
laid, beginning from this city. The
work of track laying has averaged half
a mile a day, but Engineer Ellis has
increased the force and an average of
three quarters of 4 mile day is now
reached. At this rate it will not be long
before railroad connection with the
Fork will be made.-Columbia Record,
10Th.
\ new survey of the road between
Doydville and Newherry was COM
pleted last week The line crosses the
Columbia, and Greenville Road at
Boydville and runs parallel with it to
Newberry, coming into town at Gravel
town. passes between the {. & G.
passenger depot and Langford's ware
house to a point near the Standard
Oil house where it turns to the right
and crosses Vincent street, running
along the slope Of the hill on the south
of SCOTS Creek, crossing Nance, Cald-
we'll and Adams streets, going through
Mr.. Werber's and crosses the creek
in T. c. Pools meadow.
This survey has not been definitely
decided upon, but is likely to be adopted
as the route, for the majority of the
real estate owners along this route are
willing for the road to go through
their premises, There are about twenty
one miles of track to be laid before the
road reaches Prosperity, which will be
finished in thirty days, and the cars
will be running to Newberry by the
lst of May.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-27

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