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The morning call., 1890-10-19
PAWNkD BORROWED GUNS.
Edward r Rudolph Arrested for Obtaining
Gonds by FnIse Eretenses.

EDWARD huhoiph arrested Tor oDtaining
Goods by False Freienses.
Edward Rudolph, a young man, was ar
rested by Officer Rainsberry yesterday Oh
the charge Of obtaining goods under false
prctenses. About two weeks ago lie went
into Tie gun-stoie of Browning ~ Bremen,
on Kearny street. and borrowed three guns.
He returned them several days later. and
next went to Sbreve's gunSmlth-st0re and
obtained two guns, valued at $50, making
the same representations as before. RIl-
dOiph failed to return these according to
agreement, and IT was discovered that he
had borrowed three more guns from Brown
ing d Bremen, which he also failed to return
Rudolph is supposed to have pawned all the
in a pawn-shop, one belonging to Bremen
and the other to Shreve. Rudolph was iden :
titled as the person who had pawned them,
having received only IS ON each.
The morning call., 1890-10-19
THE FIELD
OF SPORT.
What an English Expert on
Fighting Says Of MeAuliffe.
Foot-Racing, Boxing and Wrestling at the
Olympic Grounds-POpping at Quai!s and
Ducks-New Racing Beats.

Next Saturday the Olympic Club will have
au invitation field day at its grounds. In
conjunction with the running and jumping,
there will be wrestling and boxing.
Men who delight in shouldering gun and
tramping the steep hills for quail, or to
squat in blind to await an opportunity OF
bowling over succulent canvasback or
mallard, are now enjoying good sport,
which promises to continue so during the
open season.
The amateur and professional wrestlers
are working like beavers SO as to be in first
class condition for the near future struggles
on the carpet.
Coursing men are busily engaged training
their dogs for the big meeting at MERGED.
The Oakland scullers have laid too long
on their oars, and start has been made to
purchase new boats for next years racing.
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Assignment of Medical Officers.

Changes in the stations and duties of
officers of the Medical Department have
been ordered as follows: Major George M.
Sternberg now in the city relieved from
duty as Attending Surgeon and Examiner of
Recruits at Baltimore. Nd, to take charge as
Acting Assistant Medical Purveyor of the
depot in this city, relieving Colonel Ber-
nard j. D. Irwin, who will report for as
senment as Medical Director of the Depart
ment of Columbia, and as Past Surgeon at
Vancouver Barracks, Wash, relieving Major
William L. Walters who will report at Fort
Custer, Mont; Major Curtis Z. Mum re-
lieved from Angel Island to report at Fort
Munroe, La, and Major William Ii. Gard
ner relieved FROM Washington Barracks, ID.
c.. to report al Angel Island.
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Young Mothers Cruelty.

Adelia Olaf, a young woman was arrest
ed by Officer GiIchrist yesterday for neglect
ing her three small children. She is accused
of drinking TO excess. and while i'll such con-
dition of throwing her offspriDgs Downstairs
and keeping them out of the house at all
hours of the night. She resided with her
husband at q Madison avenue, but he be-
came disguised with her conduct and left her
some time ago. Mrs. Olaf was charged with
cruelty to children and the children were
sent to the Youths Directory to be cared for
nroperiV.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING. Oct. IL.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

SATURDAY EVENING. Oct. IL.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Wheat firm. options weaker.
Barley strong.
Other Cereals unchanged.
Hay and Feedstuffs firm.
Beans weaker
Sweet Potatoes lower.
Onions higher.
Picked Butter advanced.
Eggs quiet.
Poultry in largo supply. Game brings good prices
Wine Grapes higher.
Hops firm.
Cucumbers higher.
Canned Salmon steady.
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George w. Cummings, the boy desperate,
who held-up the Willeits- Ukiah stage on
the Sth inst. was arranged yesterday be-
fore Judge Hoffman. His attorney, Carroll
Cook, entered temporary plea of not
guilty, with the privilege to withdraw and
enter plea of guilty by Thursday morn
prove his insanity in order to save him from
a life sentence, the only one possible in the
sight of the law.
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Mrs. Honora Monaghan of 1881 Howard
street, who was convicted in Police Judge
LAWYERS court some weeks ago of disturb
ing the peace of DR.. Connolly, who occupies
the lower fiat OF the some house, was con-
victed yesterday Of another charge of the
same character. Dr. Connolly and wife tes-
titled that Mrs. Monaghan made holes in her
back porch and let refuse fall on their heads,
and that Mrs. Monaghan daughters jumped
on the floor at all hours of the night singing
sIittle Annie Rooney"
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Columbia for Port
land. and the Santa Rosa and Santa Maria for San
Diego, The Coos Bay falls due from Little River
the Corona from Humboldt Bay, the WaIla Walla
from Victoria and Puget Sound. the Los Angeles
from San Pedro. the Queen from Portland, and the
Gypsy from the Salinas River.
Tomorrow the Coos Bay sails for Little River
the Newport for Eel River and the North Fork for
Humboldt Bay. The Colima falls due from Panama,
the Geo. W. Elder from Portland, the Willamette
Valley from Yaqulna Bay, the Alex Duncan from
the southern coast, and the Arago and Arcata frCm
Coos Bay.
The City of Peking falls due from China and Japan
Thursday.
The bark Ceylon, CAT tons loads Lumber at Port
Blakeey for Honolulu. Ship Jeremiah Thompson,
1881 tons, Coal at Nanaimo for this port
The British Merchant takes for Hull 81, 1896 ctls
Wheat valued at sS0,026 Charles f. Moody for
Liverpool 81 977 ctIs at $3.50, 200: Combermere for
Cork, 81 ,96S cts at SIT 400.
The Br iron ship California 1891 tons, is char
tered for Wheat to Liverpool direct, private, but
said to be At 37s I'D
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The Oakland Canoe Club will hold its
quarterly race for the Mayrisch badge on
the estuary this afternoon. The race is
open for all contestants and no handicap
will be given to any. The fastest boat Will
hold the handsome badge until IL is won by
some better craft
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teady at sic. Barley firm at7sc.
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-Porter Brothers Il Co.. sold to-
day four cars of California Fruit; Tokay Grapes,
full crates, 50 60@2 50: half crates 81 1901 20:
Muscats full crates 81 25G2 Is: half crates. 75c@
ST. 20 Black Morocco. full crates, 81 459l S. full
crates of Cornichon, 81 %; Emperor, full crates,
So so: all in poor order.
The Montgomery Auction Company sold to-day,
for account of the Earl Fruit Company, half crates
Tokay Grapes 81 90: Buerre Clargeau Pears, So O5
i13 80; Glout Morceau 81 90: Easter Buerre, s. 20
a. As Wears, 81 20; Buerre DEL 81 1898; Law
renee. 81 rs; Cornichon, 81 so. Weather bad;
raining hard.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct. IS.-Wheat opened the same as the
closing yesterday, quickly declined from lc to s4c'
held steady for awhile, recovering from 1c to 3sc.
again took downward and declined s4c.
Then followed numerous small fluctuations, closing
7sc lower than yesterday. The weakness was par
tally from the weaker tone OF cable advices. Re
cepts sos 600 bushels; shipments, 2l9 900 bushels,
Rye steady at 65l5c. Barley firm at 7sc.
CHICAGO, Oct lS-Wheat, cash. 81 Ola.
Corn-5l3sc.
Pork-$9 S71a.
Lard-S5 Is.
Ribs-S5 371s.
Whisky-Sl Is.
Rye steady at SIC Barley firm at 7Sc.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL Oct 1s-The spot market Is steady
at rs 4d@7s I'd Cargoes are higher at 37s Cd
for of coast. 37s I'd for Just shipped and 37s I'd
for nearly DUE
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
The morning call., 1890-10-19

The preliminary examination Of Adolph
Jordan, who recently killed his wife and
then attempted suicide, was postponed by
Judge Xix yesterday until Tuesday next.
the prisoner being too sick 10 attend court.
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People will discriminate in favor of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the best and cheapest
Old and rheumatic people can't afford to be
without Salvation Oil. 1t Kills pain.
The morning call., 1890-10-19
LAkEvIEW,

L In and prices will now advance rapidly Buy at
once and get the benefit to be derived from these
improvements. octl7 II
The morning call., 1890-10-19

The WEEKLY CALL is published ev-
cry Thursday. Get a copy and
compare it with any other pa
per in quality size, and price
81 Is a year 8 pages, 8 col
umns each.
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Produce Market.

FLOUR - Net cash prices are as follows:
Family extras, "a 25o4 so: Bakers extras. 81 l5
"a 25: city superhne. 1903 80; in terror brands.
SAGA so for extras and $S@3 rs q Dbl for super
fine.
wHEAT-Firm. Demand satisfactory. Offerings
sufficient No. /, 81 33a4@l 35; No. 2. IL 500
/ 321a; choice, 81 1914; extra choice for milling,
81 371a@l 40; Sonora, 81 S0@1 SPA q ctl
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.s
The market fell off lie. Buyer 10000, 81 1914.
Buyer season-700. 81 ASIA.
BARLEY-Actual Barley was very firm yes
terday. No. Feed, 81 36s4@1 30 "a ell; lower
grades. 81 35@1 364; Chevaiier. 81 4712@n1 90 for
standard, 81 35@l 40 for lower grades; Brewing,
81 421a@>l 80 FIctl for fair to choice.
CALL SALES-MoRNING.
Buyer '9O-lOO. 81 42Ts; 100, 81 A. Buyer
season-1OO, 81 40; 100. 81 1915; 200, 81 49A.
oATS-No further variation. Market in good
tone. Black. for seed. 81 S0@l 80; common Black.
81 65Ql rs = ctI; No. White 81 e5@i 6I1s; No No
Surprise, 81 IDOL 80; Milling. 81 709l rs . cti
CoRN-No further decline. Trade Is quiet, how
ever. White, 81 2719tQSl 80; Yellow. 81 271a@
! 2Ss4 for large and 81 z71a for small round.
RYE-Dull at 81 25@l 251s Q cti
BRAN-Firm at 10000 SO q ton for the best
The morning call., 1890-10-19

Liverpool quotations: october, rs I'd; November
rs 7I%d; December, Is Sd: January. rs 712d; Feb
ruary. rs I'd; March, IS I'd; April, rs 611d; May
Is d.
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New York Markets.

LONDON, oct 1s--Consols, 947s; United States
Bonds-4s, 1875; 44a's, 1906 Silver, 493sd; Rentes,
eif loo
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Shipping Notes.

Local bank ciearings last week were $50, SO, 534
against Sl9435. 22l for the same week last year.
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MORNING. SALES.
Board-l5 Bank OF California; 2771A; 20 Cal EIec-
trio Light. 173t: 27u do. I7ia: do, 17sl: 20 do
1855; S.V Water. 95Ts: 10 do. 90; SO Hawaiian
Commercial. TN; rs Gaslisht, 571s; 40 Cal
Safe Deposit, AZ.
STREET.-THE Water, 90 u.
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forwarded c. o. d. receipt
O. REMIT ances application
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Mexican ID oIiars.
n,o+oa ot SEIk ,NSgIZn

Fine Silver.
Quotable at 81 O9@l 10 per ounce.
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New York Exchange, Toe for sight drafts and SC
for teegraphic.
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Grapevine Irvine. balls or coils, 123Ac; Binder

Grapevine Irvine. balls or coils, 1215c; Binder
Irvine. 12c = IL.
SALMON = Steady and unchanged. Columbia
River Fish, 81 20G1 80: Alaskan Fish, $l@l 20
for red and 100000 for off grades.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
terms cash: Cube Crushed. Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed, all 6I4c; Dry Granuiated,
&c; Confectioners i. Isc; Extra c, sc; Golden
Z, 4sic p 10; Bags. 1sc more than bbis.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes fol-
lows, terms net cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered, 6I4c 2 %: Extra
Fine Powered. SIC; Dry GranuIated. SC; Xxx do.
&c: Confectionery A. 57sc: White Extra q, 51ae;
Extra C. &c; Golden G, 434c = 10.
The morning call., 1890-10-19
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco
STEAMER DESTINATION. SAILS wHR

SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THoHAY
TESSENT, Chronometer aud Instrument
Maker, Is Market street.
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Assessments Pending.
Tire following is aItst OF ssments now pending:
The morning call., 1890-10-19

NoTCE-Wi o'clock M Saturday evenings,
irrespective of the action of other dry goods houses.
The morning call., 1890-10-19

1oiowing were the sales yesterday In the San
Iran cisco Stock Eoard:
REGULAR sT1ssIoS-9:30 \. NJ.
400 AIpna | 90 100 Con Y 80 200 b Isle 1 40
SO b 5..l..7G. so C Point...2$4 200 occid lilo
200 Alta .352s0 Eureka. 90 80 Ophir.. .4.S0
100 Andes. 9. % 800 Excnu 81 1l 10 ........4A
l51 ..2.I 5 90 g q c. 30 300 Peer. IS
100 Iecher..3.l ~ lou II * N.2lO l0O Potos. 10 t2
80 Il x B...3.3u 50 Julia.......3O 80 69s
800 Bodie. 9. 40i200 Reyes so 80 Savagc..3.l5
300 ......2.45IlO Kentuckl 90 5OScorDion. 70
200 Bullion. g. IL 200 Lady Ash 50 New
90 Bulwer IS 100 Mexican.3 10 so Utah. 10
800 Oh liar. B. 400 Mono 90 200 Com ..S5
200 Q CAV. .loI 50 ..,........S 5il0O YJacket34
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caleutta spot. 6lsc; Wool Bags. s6@ssc:
Potato Gunnies. nominal.
CoRDAGE Manila Rope, 151ac l2-thread.
Binder Twine, 15e; Grapevine Irvine. i5Iac In
balls and coils; Hop Irvine, 15c; Lathyarn. 13lsc
Quotations for the new process Manila are: Rope.
size; 12-thread, DC; and do, 9Jsc; DUPLEX
rope, 1l1sc; 12-thread, 12c; o and 8 do, Lilac:
Bale rope, 91ac; Lathyarn. lie; Hop Irvine, lie:
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EOAED SALES,

hC1I-Asseksm ents OF mines not listed on
! taIG tall DELINQUENT IN oflice.
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San Francisco Meat Market
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
as follows:
BEEF-First quality &c; second quality, 90
512c third do, SLa64Iac
VEAL-Large. I636c: small Calves case.
MUTTON-wethers. 76pT4ac: Ewes, 5InGD694c
Handspring Lamb, S12@D9e p N.
PORk-Live Hogs, 4@942sc for light grain-fed. and
35sG334c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, 3S3I2c
{ 10; dressed do 6Ia@712c q IL.
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WITH AN EAGLES
SWIFTNESS.
The Monster Airship Proposed
by a Boston Enthusiast.
San Francisco to Boston - He Declares The
Trip Can Be Made in SIX Hours-The
Ship Is to Weigh 500 Tons.

- FEW days since there was
!. published telegram from
m Boston announcing that an
- enthusiast of that city claimed
" \ to have discovered a new mo-
n LII anl.l La
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-16
Sq'ORMING SATAN.

A Minister With a Career breaches in
the Morris Street Mission.
The Rev. John Newton preached last
night at the Morris Street Mission on the
"Great Day." There were about twenty
five people present. Five ragged urchins
with dirty hands and unkempt hair
manifested great interest in the sermon,
and when the speaker told how the chill
dren of Israel went through the Dead
Sea dry shod, their expressions of incred-
ulity were marked. They seemed to
think they would like TO see the thing
done now.
There was neat looking young woman
with very pious baby. The little one
was as quiet as mouse, and the sacred
songs put him quickly to sleep.
The Rev. MI. Newton informed me that
he has had checkered career. In 1876
he went TO Lower Guinea, in Africa, and
engaged in missionary work. Then he
was with the English fleet in the storm
ing of Alexandria He joined the British
troops in the expedition to Karthoun for
the relief of Gordon. Now Mr.. Newton
has turned up in Jersey City and intends
to make summer ana winter campaign
against the powers of darkness down in
the much neglected Morris street dis
trict.
Meetings will be held every night this
week, at which Mr.. Newton will preach.
On Sunday afternoon and evening the
Water Street Mission Praying Band will
hold forth and storm the stronghold of
Satan
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-16
FUN AND FISH.
Otto Brueck Gives His Friends a Cruise
Down the Bay.

Otto Brueck Gives His Friends Cruise
Down the Bay.
Every summer the weighty and jolly
Otto Brueck, of Hoffman's brewery, gives
a number of his friends an excursion to
the Fishing Banks. The excursion for
this season occurred yesterday, and at
eight o'clock in the morning the steamer
Idle Wild, with Lombardi's string band
and more than fifty guests on board, left
the Hamburg dock, Hoboken, and started
down the harbor for fun and fish,
William j. Klee was the master of cere-
monies The company included Brewer
Hoffman and friends of New York, Otto
Brueck, Captains Newton and McNulty,
Inspector Lang, Sergeants Van Beuren
and Holderer, Roundsman Patrick Hayes,
of Hoboken; Carl Hagen, Fred Chaplin,
A. Levy, Herman Casteus, Henry A.
Stehr, Hugo Kroebel, John McInness, j.
H. Rothweiler l.. Lennewertn, Justice
Wanser, Henry Pattberg, Jr.. Senator
Stuhr, Henry Brueck and other familiar
spirits of the Hill.
Henry Brueck was seasick from the
start to the finish, and Emil Morell, an
other sick specimen, was anxious to go
home or die.
The fishing for bergalls was good, but
though the tugs position was frequently
changed the many fishermen failed to
strike any luck in the way of large fish.
Otto Brueck caught small shark. A
gentleman from New York captured a
fair-sized fluke and took the prize medal
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-16
LISTEN TO THE TALE OF WOE.
One Little Apple, &c.-Papa's Knife An
Element.

One Little Apple, &c.-Papa's Knife An
Element.
Harry Thompson is a colored man en-
ployed by Adam Rapp, on the old Bergen
Road. Harry's principal occupation is to
guard some apple trees from the depreda-
tions of youthful searcherS for cholera
blossoms One of these young people
who has no fear of the deadly green
apple is the little daughter of John
Decker, neighbor. Yesterday while
Harry was engaged in his usual work, she
climbed the fence that surrounds the
enticing apple trees, and made dash for
the fruit in such bold manner that an
undertaken passing by laughed aloud and
rubbed his hands with joy, and estimated
the quantity of ice that would be neces-
sary to preserve the body.
Harry saw the girl as soon as the un-
dertaker and before she could secure
more than dozen apples had her in his
arms and was carrying her TO the fen CO.
over which he put her. The mother OF
the girl saw this act and showed her ap-
probation of 1t by throwing stones at tn g
coiored man and then sending for a
policeman One could not be found and
Mrs Decker contented herself with telling
her husband of what had transpired. He
same fence after Harry, who was still
watching the trees. He says Decker had
q knife in his hand and looked very fero-
cious. He did not care to ask Decker
what the knife was to be used on, but
fed and Decker followed.
Thompson ran more than block before
he found safety from the knife. This
morning he obtained q warrant from
Judge Aldridge for the arrest Of Decker.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-16
BASTlD0 AND ToUGHY.
Both Desert Their Wives and Are Ar
rested for Doing 1t.

Both Desert Their Wives and Are Ar
rested for Doing It
Mr. Nelson Bastido, after contracting
four months house rent and number of
grocers' bills. left his wife and child at
No. 304 Seventh street about three months
ago and skipped for parts unknown.
The neighbors took care of Mrs Bastido
and her child. Mrs. Bastido, becoming
tired of living on charity, ascertained
that her husband was living with his
uncle at Windsor. N. j. A few days ago
she swore out warrant for his arrest on
o charge of abandonment. Justice Weed
sent Constable Keen after Mr.. Bastido.
Mr.. Bastido was much surprised at the
constable'S summons, and said he
thought inasmuch as his wife had left
him alone for so long time he had hoped
the matter was settled. The hearing will
take place this asternoon.
Edward Toughy, clerk, living at Sec
ond and Monmouth streets, will also De
brought before the Justice for hearing
of the same offence. Toughy's wife lives
at Newark avenue and Second streets.
His wife, at the instigation of Poor Mas
ter Hewitt, swore out a warrant for his
arrest, claiming that he deserted her and
her child about q month ago. Constable
Reen made the arrest. Toughy says his
wife drew knife on him and threatened
to have his hearts blood, and then threw
him out OF the house. The wife says she
called upon her husband for money for
her support on Saturday night and
Toughy assaulted her.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-16
Artificial Ice Making.

A bath of salt and water is cooled by
contact with pipes containing condensed
ammonia. Into the bath the cans con-
tanning the distilled water are partially
immersed, and the freezing process is per-
fected. One great advantage of the sys-
tenn is that the ice is in cubes of uniform
size and weight, and no scales are neces-
sary in delivery. The cakes may be
counted off like bakers biscuit.
The cost of machine that will turn
out fifty tons a day is about 10000 The
120 ton machine is worth $1O0, 900. This
is, of course, exclusive OF cost of land aud
buildings. Two engineers and two fire.
men are necessary for each factory, and
six laborers for each machine. The sys-
tenn of manufacture, rs described above
by the Chicago Tribune, is known as the
compression-anhyd nhydrous-ammonia system.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-16
BAYONNE'S COUNCIL.

The Contract with the Gas Company
Renewed--Other Business.
The Bayonne Board of Aldermen
granted fifty-three liquor licenses last
night out of ninety-three applications.
Property owners submitted protest
against the dumping of garbage on the
city's dock property at the foot of Avenue
B on the Kill Won Kull shore.
Alexander C. Humphreys, of the United
Gas Improvement Company, requested
that prompt action be taken upon the
proposition to renew the contract to light
the streets and public buildings at the
rate of $40. so per lamp per annum.
Councilman Scofield made plea for
electric lights. Councilman OFarrell
also urged the trial of electric lights.
A resolution to authorize renewal of
the contract at s19 so per lamp, the mini
mum number to be six hundred with no
restriction upon the maximum number,
was carried. The city has at present S52
street lamps, and provision has been
made for fifty additional. Councilman
Sanford's motion permits the Board to
replace three hundred gas lamps with
electric lights if it decides to make any
experiments.
Mayor Newman sent in a notice that he
had appointed Constable Thomas Whalen
school trustee; Charles Smith and Daniel
Moran, all of the Fourth ward aud Demo-
Gratis, as patrolmen. The Board con-
firmed them.
The ordinances regulating the erection
Of telephone, telegraph and electric light
poles, and granting the New Jersey Tele-
phone Company an additional franchise
were passed. An ordinance to appropri-
ate 81, 500 for new steamer for Amerlcus
Engine Company No. 2, was introduced
by Councilman Meigs, and resolution
by Councilman McQuillan to provide the
company's old steamer with new boiler
was adoDted