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Mower County transcript., 1890-12-17
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY CHEAPER
THAN EVER At
s. oH III E " - E RS

Roger Bros. triple plat1r saoe KNIVES. !
Roger Bros. triple plated table fork. ..... Il
Quadruple plated card receivers from So up.
Quadruple plated napkin rings from 45c mp.
Quadrnple plated musta che cup and saucer....
Quadruple plated salt shakes. ............
Quadruple plated individual salt and pepper
Qua drnple plated castors. bottles each sc
Quadruple plated csstors q bottles. each. ... 8 I
Quadrupe plated fitting water sets. each..... IL
Quadruple plated berry Dishes each. .......... 8 !
Quadruple plated cake dishes, each........ 81
Quadruple plated butter dishes. each :. ...... 2
Qnadruple plated syrup cups and pickle castors,
each.. ..,....... ............... ......,......
Quadruple plated sugar, creamer spooner. per
get OF three pieces ..:.:. ........... 6
Qnadruple plated tea sets full Sizes six pieces 30
Plated breast pin, with attaching pin.........
bettcf Grade.... ........ .......................
Rockford, III Jeweled silvcrine, stem wind... 3
Rockford, IS ieweaea, siiSerine, stem wind go.
Rockford. fully adjusted, new model .,...... l6
Elgin jeweed. Waltham jewelod. Columbus
jeWeled, ,Hampden and Springfield jeweed
In silverne case Observation-Disclosures. 5
Elgin II jeweled, Waltham II jeweled. Colum-
bus II jewelcd. Hampden and Springfield, in
siNerne cases. ..... ..... & +
Elgin 10 jeweled. p<tent regulator. Waltham
Columbus, Hampden and Springfield, in
sVerine cases :. ................ =
G. NJ. Wheeler and P. s. Bartlett. in silveroid,
G. NJ, Wheeler and P. S. Bartlett, OF. silver
cases. each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............. IL
i. ". Raymond, silverine case :. ............ l6
B. W. Raymond, 4 o. silver case ..... ~
The Hampden Railway, silverine case 90. >. q
The Hampden Railway. 4 OF. silver case ~
All jeweled movements of any mandatory
in silver OF. case each at. -. ....... :.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-17
CHICAGO, St. Paul / Kansas City Railway

Connects in Union Depots at St. Paul and
Minneapolis for all
Dakota, Manitoba and Pacific Coast
Points. Connects IN Chicago with all Lines
East and South,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
Tor Sale.

- OR oALE.--,ram launch. 33 feet long
j Gut model extraordinary ,.a boat rA
g.ilent boiler and engine. very fa-t ior De-
-itc. ul.ry aff.4 up iu iGe al '"tipirt
f0i running. luurIrc THOMAS GpDDNiD
80 La-t 3l-f--t. s $50 eel hnicAcrS'ciri
cub. la2d-st.
l. or SALE..-A stool engraving - George
eurrav,d ~ II. {. sadd; -ile = BY 80
inches no REASONABLE, Offer refused. Adde'S
WAsHiNGTON. I.ibunc once.
nor SALE. -tabIl-h-d dry wood, stock :
1900 90 1000 capital terms lli RAJ ,
-tor. MIA poe rented ieasOnahly. centrally
located. q. II. ROSS. Norri-to"n' y. D..
EOE SALE.-rso good hunting dog, ,
Nc'y cheap Inquire Ola Sunday. 500
T. OR oALE.-ed.-vhe-l eNr-. jon rt.am,
tr good p1--ef = accOu.m0nation -l'r'l
lAr-ain. "JLrlhIE7." Boz 3. Tribune
ofc..
I CE-Iakc ,lpmu'ain lce. hy boat OF car
. lots. delivered u Sow iort or elsewhere.
"Ip. w. CLARK. l-l Ho'iway. y. y.
ONLY s. FEW LEFT -Weh-tr'- larr,
- quartz. D .Dtlou1ls. $500 edition. iouud
Joe fuu sheen or l1lf Russia: price g..
SILKS BOOK ENruEIrM. ~ o,l-''r.
G,ATTS.-,-ou ,au eet secondhand oiee
.a,r at lopf own price uf calling al DO
- i'll .l iRpWNl,L FOR SILT
- lr.v business. 90 600; sufficient cause
fHr -elllr: best reference, no agents. l-.'
t-h.fy Park. ~. j.
EN- For 4 5000 ICEUOl -. sNs IN
tpfV god condition. hF ku,ch. 81
i'-t 2.t'--t.. n'a. Broadway.
SL5O0,0O0 r..o 1H o-eso. ' - q
~ WV Mn-h -nr...n. y. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
Gitn Eouecs Go Get.


Unfinished
4 STYLISH TLN-EEDBOON HOUSE.
n 80. l16 Est cJtl--t LVNf and Aal4.
some, worth 5000 per year; can nJ
rlLtc1. unlIru shed. FOR , OOO permit ga-
necessary. OWNER. Room 90. - Cr9-..
co.. urtI 4.
A PEnILcT BIOU HOUSE 20 Io-.
4 unfrrn..1ci. so. - Es-, sar 80.
aultu crcors.- t,olc srchwt stYiisI
every way rrlt. 81 100 pefmt guLeeos.
sary. OWNER. Room 90. 70 cedai--t.. .
uail 4.
A DVrETIs NTETs FOR TIE WV
u YuEk. -IEl.Li.l.N, NIL 30
so. |, .3o Broad aar. corner Ih.rf-h
q Oil 9 p. u.t 80 Bload"'y b'i""n
Twrntv-sccoud ard IWentY-fh1d e'-., tafl
< %. H.: 90 Wr-t Tncn'y-tlifd- ISL. conner
E.gnth-aye 1c2 elNtn-rt,., 153 Fourth
ave-. corner ID-l'ee. th-st
on S,I-SI 1877 i-sI To let. "a flrnisred.
~ 20 years, - STRICTLY IfI ta'r I'm
ny; rent. 5000. Room %. ~ Ccdar-st..
unit. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
Oork i'lGnteo,
Males.

Males.
VOING MAN. -. wants situation I'm
hardware tore, wholesale or retail; 3
ears rNEtlicuc", with reference. Address
CAM bELL. 2uS 1th-st.. jersey CITY, NJ.
v OUNG man D. wishes a position at
q anything best u references. W. D.,
Tribune Onice.
V or SO MAN, %. speaking English and
g. al. wants place in machine or
any Kind ~ mechanical shop willing,
- ady not afraid u work. Address HOE
GAltI NOR 1866 3d-avc.
VOUNG NAN. Is. desires a situation In
J.. H.. Tribune Onlce
Xot 81 MAN age y. has experience
n thr n, a1ufa.ctnr.ns OF lamp; good
tr.or-. AiHr's, g. f.. Trib0ne Oficc.
" oT ST. man OF 20. speaking Italian. inst
i from school, desires situation in "A
lawyer. Office. Address G23 East l80th-st
you've man desires situation as nicht
Il Waterman iu o1ico or factory. r. B..
Tribune Uptown Office. LIB Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
for Sale.

REDUCED PHGEs.-i0O 50. ond -Asn 10
n wood and non worAl"g h"t. .'".a iu.'J
1.-afant.cd machinery E-t ana 81 o.
changed. GLOKGE b. LDDl, 80 MAIL
sonnet.
A gRfAr SACkifI'L.-lA. "r n'tnih-
y cent paIlof suits very choI' ii'.l' wv
lrsdIng maker; nifror- cabinet uI"i"
ami bedroom -ct,. oil painting i'~ i-'''
56th-~t.
ROOM FrRNlTUKE.-E ELEGANT
I eubn...d Leather dlulur chair-. lpunp boz,
ia boards or extension table ~ nairn +
also fancy p.da-tal-, ptrior t'bl.7 eng "l".I
desirable piece ~ furliIir -''
u4tr room. can ~ factory 900 Wet
.2lst-st.. near 1Oth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
Wor!i tOantrh.

Females.
Az INTELLlGENT LADY would Ike a
a position Ina an employment ONCE cool
given. NJ, - West 3ith.st.
a ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RE.
No. Us broadway, corner Thlrty-nrst-st.
untl p. m. $50 Broadway, between
Tycnty-sncond and Twenty third sts
office rates.
NlCrArlONs. Shorthand. typewrtlng
- aud circular work wanted. Address
Room ltl, Produce Exchange Building.
6sgEN CGHAHPER-l Dung lady wants
- 20 itloa Furnish machine a. desired
AGf' ~ j., ear. JuO. W. Douglass 81 Beck.
mau-.t
'SIENOGNtPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- rs % Young lady ''enOenpher Rem.
inf'on up orator. experienced references,
nom f1fW.r employer: SALARY 80 a Week,
Aldr'.- slLNOlRAPUEH, 122 Bond-st.,
HrooNrn.
~ LANNII,r. brokers aud Insurance
ST n--bp you want . good pen cOplt-t
loo N .rpnr Or accountant with a nr-t-cia.s
lnsine- and Local education First-clas, city
refer noes. Address a. L., care Of Mr.. Irwin
800 ith.1F".
" OtNG lady desires position as st.n.
oer1ph~r ana tFpey rt"f rapid and ac-
.rtt' GOOD prnWan salary moderate ref
orrnrr Address EBERT, 40 ". 02d.st
NOtNr LADY of refinement would Ike
position 10 write and read da is ~
D. valid or Old lady. Address REFINE.
WENT Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
Gin Real CsIGic FOR Sale.

EJR SALE.-St0re property, oo.ner
lick: a great bargain. e.. T. B.. 74j
i .aus lifi-aNc.. Ei0Oniyn.
OTIS. west side. with io.u. ou avenues
IL Or streets. STLNENS. 9th-aVc.. coi-
IN 93G--t.. - Bioatnay
~ .r..I.lSS HOUSES - Manhattan
4 square" moth. (slst-.t.. between -th
aad Oh aNcs.1 four house. cah'u.t nf i-h,
1896 feet I stOr.e. basement and cellar
Classical. oriental and unique; l. station ON
conner. Open fof inspection. Or aadr Is
piCHAPD 'DEENIS. owner and buud T. g.
West so It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

NEWPORT RESIDENCE for sale or
~ exchange : modern house stables. green
houses graDerv large shade tree. photo
graph. j. o. HOYT, II Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

COT% VEY aad village homes near New
- YORK he4ltitul locations pure wa-rf
bsaCiifuI scencrs ictufcsq-e orls Mount
EiscO. Wcstchesfsr County one nour from
Grand Cersol D-IOt, by Harlem EaIlIoad.
pply 10 T. ELLWOOD CARPENTER,
Yrni .sftY OMn,.rl AgNnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

< NI'rIF'~ c,FRIIIC POWDER. the
- only dlsiufectart adapted TO stable Use.
CIp. ~.Ii IT. - So fhr r--.'. ifnJEl' d.
cIOO Will PURCHASE PAIR
- IOU l1r-c Norman MAI. both To-
f0tl. weight together 200 rounds also
YOUNG MFSSISGEF DtEHr STALL
JON. two messenger Duroc troo1 mares 3
Three strong cheap horses dp0- WAGON,
flrrcv. Victoria -o'd separately rfc1u. hp-
DIV at Office or stable. $40 West 3j-h-st..
u ar 11th-sye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

ERUiT AND TRUCK FARM, 55 acres,
II nicely located. wItAin two mile. " town
and depot good house Of > rooms good out
buiIdlngs j 800 peach tree, apple Sc.
ar,ce Al 500: terms to suit. WILLIAM
TUIpN.< Lincoln. Bel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

800 ith-1f".
~ DrNt; lad. d-..,.. . ,-c-i.f.,,
ogriph-r and tyr.y p.ftiT r,rid and a., 10,
-''t '''fI s.atiIy iuOd"fdL 9rl-
N--i- s2 L-h'hI, lsJ w o-d-st.
NOiNr LADY ~ refinement would lil,e
''.,i'n 10 "itte. arg read d. y 10
-,t>r g.u. 90. AD4It7' Nbt ANI-
-
domestic t7liuIilOt5 Wdute0
--~~~~~--~--~~~~.. .----~--~~~~~------.,
Males
p,r-ry ~ -,,,,,,,.r ,o,,,t.,. o.. 49,.
a r.I fne q sn.,anl, gr.ds And int.'r5,
natter THOROUGHLY, arqua.nt. q lu Nor,gav bv
s44r ing FRLDEIRsEN. $50 8d.av5. ~
.ttur,,N. aud .is. -g.-.f ,... ~.
/ ,. 80 80. man. No.. ~ ~
- '' ir,..'r i'.i'.1t ,rr.-,'ct ,y' sun IN;
u-l., Zee. ,,r. .,,.tr..., -'-'''''' ID
''-
a =, 49, s..r fr .,,,,' ,''o 81 Tor g n
a .... , ,,..,O' '33Hsct >
rIr rs . y,.b'.i;s rutonu one. -. ~,
r'.f ,t. - ''-'-'
4 by Il:I ISL VA. I2E TIE NV.
IN ,r,' f,,i fprnvti1 ~ r.
80 - a. iI. 'i III W fIli-o
80. l.-aS hio'iN ~, corner lhir'}- ,.--.,
q. 90 % b. o. 20 o1ir iy. between
"' ''-e .s IN ana "en.J 'tn,,.G So unt.
frat..l.c': i52 s'Y,hpve.. IL 'Fon'th.
a.e.. conner IOurteeAth-st.; $50 Ihifd.svc..
r''I f..- Do" ,'-t A,-' ii'i' ~,
Wa Fortv......d ~ Niuth.n,. I'D
b.. t.....el-.. 81, If,.-t-.-t o.. Aye1-i,
y lai tl- HARLEM OFFICE. $50 last
o.. -.-n.''-i ana-t7. .. ,-f''a--t. NJ Z,
Hi b. I".I'1r o.i'' rates
nI..r r, . r-.,,f,.,o. .. ,,,,.t-
j ,'..'.it.. ,,t.-.,.,4 a..
..... n.-t rt. r...farr.- Adde'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

- Dntr Irrfg . thoroughly comp, -h'
- .ld otn.rf.nr.d. double entry. d-rlI'
I..tlop quicK accurate, best iricir"''''
30 Last rTtN-tt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
Connirn ReaI Cetate 90 rfL

A PERFECTLY HEALTHY o.d.fa,hloued
IA country place. VITA all modern I'm.
provence mt, L" rent furnished Cor 30
Road, Wcstport. Conn. NowYork I'D
New-HaNcn Railroad abundance of ruit
and vegetables, COWS. chickens. &c.: ,,ar.
dancr remain, in charge: fine Old shaI.
WATEl; ~ HOUSE AND BARS. ten
minutes ride 90 depot, village. ana sound
bathing private family only. r.. u. WILL.
COX, - last G2d-st.. New.York. and u
Fuunau-st., brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
Countrn Rfal estate for Sale.

-
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.- Hand
Il some residences AID battling slJr, for
p.le; house % let furnished o. uniulEi,htd
TUBES 1 TAYLOR, BeeAi-li.-st.
A LAR HAELLo?E;.
a VERY LAKGL AID DESIRABLE
tOIIA.t. DN iUE SHORE. HAVING a
ilNE VIEW OF IHE OCLAN, lSLANDo
AND BAY, WITH ALL IHL MODERN
iNPkON LMLNIS, AND SiABLt. WlI II
AtoOMMOl,A HONS FOX HOi- =,
40 THOS. a. VI EI.AY.
ROOM III. so. 10 WALL-oI.
Al DAKIEN. Conn. overlooking d..
"a sound, ganfiemah'. rrsl4elc. OF j.
boz, an impDs -ment. large -ta' D. ana
tsrilage-hou-.: Abundance D4 ft.t ana
ttad beautiful lawn hne garden ~
tfa- o. land h.2h ground Ma ulNrrul
New. Andres or apply 10 BISHOP
TAYLOR, Cu.nurl's Bloch, STANFORD,
coan.
4 BEAUTIFUL new lo.-e, built by
II owner JOr himself, cont .I' ing lJ ROOMS
handsomely !ur'l-l. 'd aL mod -rn nnpio'e-
Ncnfs and exceptionally complete electric
appointments, also h .Iard-room Sud hNe
h4iard table; sl,taDl . minute, wax On
: rsey town. - minute from Nt"-fofk.
VIII lfut pntll November J. al lo" rate "
q ara. o. pnsnt. Addrrss LI.LCIl.A,
arbrne Once.
Il iikS ] = La - EAis-I run ,t- III
a good house and b>Ius 200 S'4- Of
land IN good cOnd.t Oh. AGdre-s OF al al
J.. MEYERS, loJ GleenW4ch-st., y. J..
T. EAUTIFTL COUNTRY SEAT foe sale
ID - great sacrifice situated 10 Fish
HI Village house large eLOlVn Tor board
.f.. Address If. D. Van WICK. Fish.
MI, n. Y.
y OTNTKY AID village hones. near New
~ YORK he4lttul locations pure wa-ef
bsaCrfGl scencrf ctufcsq-e orl .es Mount
KiscO Wcstchestsr County one nour from
Grand Ccr14l DEPOT, by Harlem EsIlIoad.
pply 10 I. ELLWOOD CARPENTER,
Prols,sy Owner Agent.
L,RUiT AND TRUCK FARM, 5J acres
II nicely loc4fea. Wltaiu Two mile. " town
and oepot. good house Of 3 rooms good out
buildings 800 peach tree, apple So.
9rice 81 500 terms TO suit WILLIAM
tUlPMAS, Lincoln. Bel.
NtOSTCT.IR y J-For sale. one Of
wi the finest residence on the mountain
aide large. comMOdlous house Of 10 roori-i
hard wood first 1O0ri plate glass COM
plstely decorated. and Ia perfect order;
ga. water. Nsring system Of draiHS.e;
walton about 400 feet; hnc aud extensive
View. iouse dee gncd by II. Hudson
HOLY. rnacsdamized road 10 depot; large.
S.rf.ct .tanle: terms liberal. Apply %
owner ~ A. BRADLEY, cOrncr Noun
,tain.syc. and Van Vicckst., MOHtclaIF.
u. J.. or corner OF Hudson and Spring
o.. Eew- York.
NEWPORT RESIDENCE Tor sale or
y v EXCHANGE modern house stables, Green
houses Uraperv large shade tree. photo
graph. J. o. HOYT. II Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
u, NENV HOT sE.-ttO0d servant girls
~ male hrID. for familles. boardin g-i.ouscs.
hotels. &C.: city o. country ready a. inc
ID..L DUREAU,l 3S 6th-ave, near l0th-st.
4 Ill KINDS " German ser' ANTS, with
"A Irst-c.a,, ierencc-. always OF hani,
l,r rif. or country. /. SOSNENSC HIN ;
LIN loyIurnt Olee. 10 S"-avc.. near Sth-,C.
MEXICAN widow Of - viii daughter
y " 10 desires pos ton "a WORKING
lY.4-ek. epor IA eNchang. FOR hone. Address
T. centre at. Nev-HAyeu, Coma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
(nrnieheo Rooms.

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A RXEdtijiiE! 1f9'i'i.i,1I Viii ian. I.i.
11-rIt1n At IliE TrTOTT OIIIDIs.
untl J.. u.; 90 broadway. Det tt.p
Twcntv-srcond ald went f-.nIIl 81. uni.i
: phth.a,- IL SAMasc., is Fourth.
40 corner' Ioritp.. u--t.
,,.....-......----
c il n i''' - - DEE
..er r.,..
I, ,t.Ni9il ~ ,..rv ri, 81 i-J..
"''i '''' ''''
ANU>DtL 0H.e ."f '.'n Ihi
ni-n.n o. ''''-''
'-'
MFoEIANI 10 '., a.. N i5 ..i. .GG', ng with.
'.1 ,,.'o.- GEh%T 4 ~.
~ a.t y>U SUNNY their demand.
- ........, f,.,.l.I.-,,
To .i i,f.N ...',,...-,t W.ui pr.raie Ian
--Ilab.e fot Sinai. p,r.oIal D, tauiInt
..I.cc BOO Ao.-. ApI'} 80 1"e '''""a j"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
Cltn Rrnl Cslnte 90 Cei.


4 LOFT \, Jet. SO II. by - f., steam ele-
- vator; with 0r without power. OAO.
j.. EDDY, 3Jo H4dl,On-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

<,np.-I.R or HANSON PLACE AND ST
{ tiI.IN ST.-,eltral, III asanf ana con-
,-,,io,t. newly and richly furnished rare
rtaprr. front a.cOtc and rtar rooms con
,..r.ire Oh d floor front and han IDD.I- Oh
"a foor. az 81 fenx-et., H'o'"'''''
an, OF two nicely furnished room, a..
i,rr,Veueut- house orrhp'n hN
.. t,rI.- lfofDIatrt rcier' noes rA-
changed. I35 South Elliott Place. near
Hanson. BROOKLYN.
,~ COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. near Pier
III repont-st, has just opened sn , - 40, no"
W,-t-cla-. home % parties Wishing '"oi'
:" -" ~ roou,- for the summer hrWiY luf-
ppieI.f throughout: thi- house IA now NM
sgrrent and - hrJ-cl9-s; &" i1ihn..o 10
WaIl-st. fcrry and 10 bf!dse' ieiO'1HN0S'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
Erect Of EIec.rle Llgns on Plants.

A beautiful illustration of the effect of
electric light was recently given by DR..
Siemens before the Royal Society of
England by placing a pot of budding tu-
lips in the full brightness of the electric
light in the meeting room, and in about
forty minute the buds had expandedinto
full bloom.
DR.. Siemens told that he had planted a
number OF quick growing seeds, such as
mustard, carrots, melons, etc, and.
having divided the pots into
four groups, had one group kept
entirely 10 the dark, one exposed
to the influence of the electric light only,
one to the influence of daylight only and
one to daylight and electric light iii sue
cession. He applied the electric light
each evening from five O'Clock to eleven
O'Clock and left the plants in darkness for
the remainder OF the night. According
to his observations, the plants kept en-
tirely in the dark soon died; those exposed
to The e%lectris light only, or to the day
light only, throve about equally, and
those exposed to both day and electric
light throve fai better than either.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
4 OF

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
The roll was ca!ies nt $50 o'clock .. m.
hHanck: Hogs 5 yewkes Jordan, Keogh. osNeil
tzider5as .Jj joseph ii +. w SnSrna aftS aiiaermauic aa
triet. appeared and took hts seat.)
Bonnelly
The minutes OF the regular meeting Of Marcel
70 lSse. were approved as printed m manual form
elect Kaiser wss invited to a seat within the raiiine
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Petitions' &c. were presented. received aid dis
Two % applications for permission to canstruc,
cut down trees, and sixteen ti6y applications for Ser.
mission 70 erect BARRIERS poles. signs. etc. en- or over
ferred 70 on streets.
Nlne % appiacstloas for licenses to keep restau,
restaurant licenses. tSse report subsequently,
One ii application for license license q as : q eS sity auct,oueer
four ~ applications for musicians licenses, and
nittee on trade licenses.
-EsT OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented. received and disposed o.
of Patrick Baxter, ISL rs; M. Bosauett. s71 rs
hunt, sSs i; Thomas LAZY. $40 ST. S. RicRsp 4
kqsge, ssS 81 3 yan 6smith, So; Anton schickI. SD
hefsrred to ~conimigtea on aims.
OF Patrick Brlody sl2o United Gas improvement
referred 70 committee on baths and srmories. :
=. w. LoNt1iug- t1ouf y. H.. FetOuDeL, {Zb4. Referred
20 committee en- district courts.
OF The Argus Co.. 1913 40 and rs 20. Thos. Allen.
sl4; American District Tel. Co.. 465; john 3. Arms
lrong. sl4i Robert Asset. s14; Frederick Fl. Bean
I.ent, SIA; Christopher Bsrries, SO; Gortfried Bocl.
" B. coansli. s1Sg: hidhaei M oonneIl Va 81; John FL (,
Duncan. ia; Thos. Doran, ga; Phiiip Franz, sl4;
Iianiey, SO; George Handel, 81: Michael =. Harvey,
l2l5; David Harper, SD; VIM. Herbert, &l4; Jordan
5sationery Co, $50 80 and 1888 IS; George !. Kraus,
1vons, sl4 g A. Lehman. s2ig T...C. Lone.
40; l.. Miller, S14: Henrs Martinez, S14; William
Muqzing. $14; Nathan McCleary. $lA; Edward Nc
quilal, Ill; Patrick McQuaid. S14 John Moan, $1l;
N. J. stats zeitung Co., $50 and $3.50 officers oi
scgistry and election, 1854; f. n. ProuL, $I4; John
q. kichelch. $40; Charles Sander, s14; John g.
Scott, S3C; Henry. Sigeikow, "a; BRYAN smith. SIS
and Sl4. Peter. A. Solners, S1A; Henry Spatz. S14;
James Tully, $l4. Referred to on cleo
lions.
OF The Argus Co, $50; Chelsea Ice Co, SIS; Jor-
Ian Stationery Co., $141 40. s83 80 and 23f 90. Re-
,sred to on printing, stationery and sup
les.
Of James F. Cannon, $40; Charles H Scott. so 70.
deferred 10 committee on public grounds and build
ings.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
The report Of the insps ctor OF buildings for March.
1900. showing the granting or permits for erection
or buildings valued as Follows, was presented. re-
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Puritan A.s.esse club.

The Puritan Athletic Club had an en-
'thusiastic meeting last evening, Presi-
dent Woodward occupied the chair.
There was q full attendance an d several
new members were present. The various
committees reported and arrang ements
were made for holding an entertain ment.
The ball tessers were instructed to
meet Saturday afternoon for practice.
Among the successful applicants for
membership were Mr.. J.E.Suilivan, editor
Of the sporting Times; G.. Lenox, J.. Most,
]. Mcdonald and A. Campbell.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13

Atlantic Observation-Disclosures VS.. Jer-
sey City, at Hartford; Baltimore VS.. New,
ark, at Baltimore; Worcester VS.. New
Haven. at Worcester; Washington VS..
Wilmington, at Washington.
National Observation-Disclosures VS.,
Brooklyn. at Philadelphia; New York VS..
Boston, at New York; Cincinnati vs..
P~ittshurg, at Cincinnati; Chicago VS..
Cleveland, at Chicago.
Players League = Philadelphia VS..
Brooklyn, at Philadelphia; New York VS..
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usafv wa1son rccervco two nunoreu ana
~tsgeuty-six votes
ALDERMANTC DISTRICT.
Eor Afdermnn

For Alderman
Josn { Kaissr received in the FIRST pre-
cinct three hundred snt fiiJg-one voges 9s
Jonn c Kas=r ;eceived in the second pre-
ciLcJ tnree auanred ana eleven votes q
joan e Kaiser received IN tue Third pre-
JOHN g Kaiser received IL the Fourth pre-
slnet one hu9drsd and seventeeevotes II
'o9n = ~ halssr re-. rsce,vS IN INC Eth pre-
John z Kaiser received IN tne Skin pre-
joan G Kaiser received In the Seventh pre-
cinct one hu died and eiglt votes IL
John kaiser receives in the Eighth pre-
John Kaiser received IL the Ninth pre-
John 9 Kaiser received in the Tenth pre-
cinct one hundred and twenty-six votes Il
John z Kaiser received In the Twelfth pre-
John Kaiser received IN the Thirteenth
prscinet one hundred and nine votes IL
John { Kaiser received IN the Fourteenth
precinct one hundred ana f0riy-eight
Jahn c Kaiser received in the Fifteenth
precinct ef9hty-seven votes {
John & Kaiser received in the Sixteenth
Jonn & Kaiser received IN the Seventeenth
Lreeinet one hundred and thirty-three
John 9 Kaiser received in the Eighteenth
precinct one hundred and eighty-one
John c KAISER received in the Nineteenth
Total number OF votes received by John @
kaiser two Thousand four hundred and
Anthony Hanck received in the First pre-
cinct one hundred and twenty-sevea
votes 10
Anthony Hauck received IN the second pre-
cinct one hundred ana ~slxty-one votes 10
Anthony Hauck received In the Third pre-
c1nct dfty-four votes 6
Anthony Hauck received in the Fourth pres
cInct seventv-efgit votes 2
Anthony Hauck received in the Fifth pre-
cinct one hundred and forty-nine votes IL
Anthony Hauck received In the Sixth pre-
cinct nfnety-fve votes 9
Antony Hauck received In the Seventh
precinct one hundred and thirIy-two
voseS 10
anfb1ro no,,~ IL 49, - 49, nt-A.a--- -
cinct two hundred and eight votes 20
Anthony Hauck received In the Ninth pre-
cinct eighty-six votes 8
ANTHONY Hauck received in the Tenth ure-
cinct h~fty-four votes &
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
Vie Klikov,. TweIve now,e,..

h Klfkows' Twelve Bowlers.
The Klikows intend bowling all summer
Thep had a jolly meet at Muller's alleys
last night, and in the final game rolled
big scores. The average of the fourteen
men was 161.
The score folloWs:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-13
Yachtfnw Notes

The Newark Bay Yacht Club, of Bay
onne, will hold its annual sweepstakes
regatta on Monday, June %. The organ
ization now has a fleet of sixteen yachts.
several of which are we'll known flyers.
The club has moved it's house further in
land and made other improvements in it's
quarters Il about it's anchorage.
The Newark Yacht Club, of Newark,
has its new boat house aud anchorage on
the Bayonne shore of the Newark Bay
ready for occupancy. The organizations
annual regatta is scheduled for Friday,
May 80, Memorial Day.
The Essex Yacht Club, of Newark, has
purchased the property OIL the Bayonne
shore Of Newark Bay for its headquar-
tiers.