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WHAr TIE "OprsrSer Has Done

1t has left US with many short lengths odd pieces
some showing the handling OF too eager Souvenir
hunters As these goods brought light they will
be placed the Remnant Tables " their respective
departments and offered at Irces to quickly dispose
81 them Tomorrow morning thersll b. splendid
bargains in Handkerchief. White suits, a..
TIE PALAIS ROYAL
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As COOP As Ice,
OUR FEATHERwEIGHTs.

These days you want as little
"hef T. TO your clothing as pos
sible. Some trees won't grow
straight unless you tie 'em to a
stick. Some fabrics won't hold
their shape unless you stay
'em to a lining. But that
makes them warmer. Get
the right kind of goods and
they don't need it.
II you could see, the inside
Of about two-thirds Of the
coats and vests on the dressiest
gentlemen in town you'd find
them ''lining- less"- That's
the kind we're talking about
Light as feathers"
We've as many as fifty pat
terms in FINE IMPORTED
WORSTED CHECKS AND
SMALL PLAIDS-the very mob
best aud dressiest designs tina.
you'll see-Not a stitch OF lining
in them-but they're the "bo su
ideal" Of smart SUNNI er
suits.
There are Serges-Engl:sh
too--and Scotch Chev:o.s.
French Drap d'Ete, French
Thibets and eur old strong -h0ld
the True Blue Serges-finished
in the same way.
Perfect in fit-cut in fault
less fashion as laid down blythe
lat est authorities. Turn a C, at
inside out and look at the I'm
ishing-could anything he
heater? All the seams are elk
or Italian tsped-not a raw edge
shows.
They are stout IN I seruicedbis
ready to put on and tend to
business with you--and you'll
hardly realize you've got them
on either-they're so cool and
comfortable.
You ought to have a suit Of
these "FEATHERWFIGHTS."
You can get around twice as
quickly if you're comfortably
clad-and these are as near
nothing in weig h. Ss you can
wear-and be presentable Oh all
occasions.
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PrHrrcr Frrrrso BASQUE p ATHENS.

These patterns are made from the famous BUTTER
IcK DESIGNS. Being cut in twelve sizes q ~ IL
sured should yon bus onlya dress length Of our
l.,.c India Linen CT bingham will present you
win one Of these patterns Freely aud politely
Won yxrs the purchaser Of al expensive Black six
THE pALAis ROYAL.
L. LIsxxk
Corpsr 9th n ana Pa ava
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MIX HAVE LEARNED TINS.

The Palss Royal Is Headquarters for Ne.lise shirts-
Assnteman this morning assured us-of What We
already knewthst be could not re, the genuine Mad
rss shirts elsewhere al less than s3 We msh, hay,
also shown him that our prices for silk shirts Belts.
Underwear aud Hall Hose are pr0portionately low,
There lie no mystery about it. We don't DO credit
business and Others do.
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: &c !; Il T.; 4 & g. s. IS 8 ! 5
SSoee . 90 . N Mn S Y s 3 p A sssT
S Sos 90 EEHHk ! III Il ss III y
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
CAPITAL s25 ooo ooo
FULL PAID.
s1oooo.ooo PREFERRED STOCK.
els. 900 COMMON STOCK.
The FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. REGISTRAR
The American Tobacco Company has purchased and
now controls the business Of the following msnufac-
turers Of tobacco and cigarettes:
ALLEN aINTER Of Richmond, Va.
W. DUKE SONS CO. of Durham, y. C., and New
York city.
THE KINNEY TOBACCO COMPANY O: New York
W s. KIMBALL & CO.. of Rochester, N.Y
GOODWIN L CO. Of New York.
Together with all their estate fac tory buildings
storage ware houses leaf curing houses leaf tobacco,
material Of all kinds, machinery fixtures patents,
trade marks, brands and good will
These establishments will be continued as branch
and owners
The entire issue of the preferred stock of this COM
pany is ten millions of dollars 10000 OOO or one
hundred thousand shares of one hundred dollars
5000 each. Every share of preferred stoc. is en-
titled to at all meetings Of the stockholders
This stock is to receive preference yearly dividends
If per cent, payable quarterly, in the months of
august, November. February and May in each aid
very year, before any dividends be paid on the
common stock. the first dividend will be payable in
august, 1890. 1t has preference the common
took upon all the property and assets of the company
70 the final distribution or disposition thereof
The earning capacity Of the combined business
which has been for SO many ygars in successful oper
ltion is guarantee of the value Of the preferred
took The aggregate net earnings for several years
'ast has been nearly two millions of dollars 49, OOO
700, annually. aud will now he largely increased By
eason of the economies to be effected through the
ornation Of this company
The company proposes to establish branch factories
n Great Britain. Continental Europe. Australia and
'ther foreign countries and it is believed that this
will largely increase the business and the net income
Of the company.
In order that the general tobacco trade may have
company may POSSESS the cooperation of the trade
N its business a limited amount Of the preferred
stock has been reserved isr them By the owners.
The trade offered the Rights" to purchase ten
shares each at Of this reserved stock and large
proportion Of the Rights" were accepted The
Rights" expired May Goth.
The balance of the Preferred Stock not already al
lotted which reserved for the trade is now offered
to the general public for subscription par until the
10Th day of june next. and all subscriptions received
st the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, 20 William
St.. New York. and at the Office of the company. As
will be allotted pro rata to those who may
subscribe on or before that date.
Parties residing out of New York who wish to sub
scribe notice by telegraph the Treasurer
Of the Company, as Broadway. New York stating the
amount desired aud confirming same by mail
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PKIcE L1sr MrSs SB,Krs
LADIES Have LEARNED THAr.

LADIES have LEARNED HAT:
The PalAis Royal has q complete variety Of Summer
Dress Requisites, and that while the qualities are the
best the prices unusually moderate Even more.
The Opening" display has proved that
The PalAis Royal is Headquarters for Fans.
The Paais Royal is Headquarters for Leather Good.
The Palais Royal is Headquarters for Hosiery
The PalAis Royal is Headquarters for Laoss
The falais Royal is Headquarters for Rbbons
The Palsis Royal is Headquarters for Gloves
GLOVE BARGAIN.
Last weeks gigantic business has LEFT us with size.
and shades missing in 6s-cent Kid Gloves UNTIL
The ARRIVAL OF NEW SUPPLY We COM
PLETE THE ASSORTMENT OF SHADES AND
SIZES WITH 81 KID GLOVES. so that You are Of.
fsred 81 Gloves for 6s cents for day or 50 at sy rata
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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DFNINANTS OF CoLoRED WOOL CASHMERE
IA lOc.; Remnants OF Wool mix d Plain Cha! les &c ;
Remnants Of Wool-nixed Feather weight Debige Sc
Removal sale only at KAUfMAN'S Double Colnbina-
tion 124 j and 1913 / til st. Sc m3l-3t
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+: E (: 4 E., 4 + :: $;
II II s. ! ! T

Not only lower prices than elsewhere. but a more
complete variety than you'u usually hnd For in
stance; We are showing Windsor scSrfs match the
Flannel shirts and for only IS cents each
hsresA straw showing something. Our price for
Doston' Carriers has always been 80 cents for silk
,ha 10 cents Tor cotton. You know the usual price
ana % II Is throughout the entire department and
you may oay here anything from Tooth Brush 10 .
Travelling satchel.
,c,r,,u,,-, THE PALAIs ROYAL
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SPECIAL SALE Or Crows.
TUESDAY, June 3
WEDNESDAY, June 4.

TUESDAY, June 8
WEDNESDAY June 4.
On these two days shall offer extraordinary values
In Gloves Of every description.
Misses Silk Mttscoored or black. worth &c. a. &c
30c. at PIC
Ladies' black only. 3Oc at PIC
45c., at 33c
Soc, at I SC
gloves, Soc, at Soc
'' colored black. with double
woven finger ends. reduced from So to RE
Ladies' Milanese Silk Mitts, l6-button length re-
duced from D to SIC.
Ladies' Silk Mitts. 30-button length reduced from
81. so to csc.
For two days only!
KID GLOVES
Our 81. so Foster 7-hooks at sll9
Our $l.37 MousQuetaire Suedes at S1lO.
Our 81. IS French 5-buttons Dressed at sl.37.
our s5e Ladies' 5 &c.
Our Csc. ACC.
For two days only.
T E.. @ ! ! ~ F T. T.
Is: l. { Z 1. E. E; :: :!
STA NINTH ST. NV. 1t
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+ A A II k K
On THEIR NEW SToRE),
CORNER 9TH AND Il SITS NV.
TlNwARE CHECK SALE.
1fyou read our
sd" in yesterdays Pos;-and no
doubt you did
you saw this sale promised. You
also received some
very important information con-
corning the China
Dinner and Tea Sets we are now
Offering. Don't
forget TO look into that China
Matter. Our word
for it, it's the chance Of q life
time.
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DREssrs Thar WILL WASH

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10 EMNANTs OF ASSORTED WOOL DRESS
n Goods SC. per yard; Remnants of FIGURED Debiss
sale only at kAUFAAA's Double CON eipati0n, ,l3%l
aud l2S3 lltA s. &c. U3l-3t
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Special attention is called to our
Porcelain Cookers for fruit
farina. hominy. &c. They ara
every way the best and tine cheap
est. Two sizes ..5gc.
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IH1SK Or Irr

=, have obtained another lot Of that l5-ceut
~. &c q. sst-ues. Nul,A We afs abe ~ sell II
~. cents yard 1weaty Patterns
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ENTLENEN! DON'T BOY YOUR OUTING
IN Shirts until You have assortment aud low
prices. Fancy Domet shirts. with yoke, at noe
m3l-2t' BLUM'S, 40 and 147 Sth ST. Sc.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22

erly eud Of Jewett avenue; thence westerly over
and along Jewett avenue TO and across West SIDE
mediate streets and avenues-
Section 2mThat II Constructing said elevated
porting posts OF the structure shall be built OF iron
g 9ss ssssi, r. ge stoas, g . I'd 1d 1oanda y lar PEE rs so 81 9Se g,
! The just Inside tue curb Stone Itnes that the dis
nay ia iss f f'sis Necessary ssss' i 4 ne Dropss s5nsl sssi !
s sSasa s az s ss q ss q ~ sea sfrsat sssi & Sc rs Sa siest si Ss,
nd thai Tie sdpsrssFrncttis sbali BE- properly
Traced and strypgtteneai that fasJeNett avenue
The fuperstructure And over the eairiase wayat the
scc1ion s.AThat said company. rr the convent
enee Of the people VINO VISA y use the SAID eievated
sasss3sql md sasa avenues eniia a aS1sse q aes ans s3a of 1sfn sas
and avenues intersecting the same, suitable
con yerient pfaees. and land The same on, the side
walks hsxE to the curb stone.
ssid railroad shall not inJnfe Or interfere with any
x !. piges Or ssweF cEnee ;tsgss unless + ccss1 can
s|sss g ss%si A. M M ! ! NH S1 stsiaSs 4. q ss-,s u
OF yhe stEsessanq KS q as good ? c~gndition
ssslion mat Wllensves in erossipg A.erssct-
ing streets and avenues said Company shall deem
-thefeih tie Same shaifba ereeted IA such manner
os NOT 70 interfere unnecessarily with the ordinary
,S sssdsen e, n li.s1,J ssls cs G9m tTs eS,,i may i'a,S when 4 syes
road. remove all distractions to the construction
and operation Of its superstru ct!ire in the streets,
hereof shall ds carried out under the supervisian 81
me c9nimittee on Streets Of ere board Of Alder
Section 7-Thst the ears on such elevated rail-
6 be but 5ta and Kept IN motion BY stationsry steam
power, located al such convenient point or points
q e electric aiSs re peessr% but tG IN no ao1 es ssfp SisIi q ste AZ pi ioeo'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22
ANOTHER cRHD1!EETl MARX:
Seventeen Hundred Score
by the J4sGs A. C.--A IS
Leagues Leader
Wins Again.

The record of the ebowlers of the Jersey
City ATHLETIC Club this season is an en-
viable one. When they began to roll up
high averages ftsxas-predioted that they
would drops even by their warmest adj
mirers. Their work has been an agree
able surprise, and instead of falling off in
their performance they are ~ifnprovings
Last night they captured another honor
by sending the best totalVins the Amateur
Bowling Association series Of games mp
to ], 749, only one pin short Of beating the
accepted average by.25 points.
OF course they won handify. Their OPP
ponents were the ten sent by the Staten
Island Athletic ClAb, who this season
seem to have the misfortune OF tackIing
teams when their rivals are at their best.
The Jersey City Boys had a rafting
record. Only one man, Wins, was be
low the century and d 11aff mark and he
was but 3 pins short. Curran went owe
the average line bysspfns, and tney were
the low men. Not another man in the
team fell below the sixty mark Vail
and Davis passed over the second huns
dred line and Meyer and Olmstead went,
into the nineties. qai ss
The Islanders had a fair average. Their
total was l 1856, and they were defeated by
2S4 pins. Several of their team did well,
but four of the men made a weak show
ing, Threeof the ten-Henry, Gould and
Gersline-rolIed exceedingly well. and
jointly contributed 1913 over the average.
O~niyssane sother, Chambers, exceeded the
average, aud he beat 1t by four only,
Olmstead is SILL suffering from a sore
finger, but the tenderh and sensitive spot
was forgotten in hi lenthusiasm. l
The home team began with a fine start
Only q solitary break in the first game
and they closed with a tetalof 1872, Il ma
jority OF 40. as the Islanders had 152; In
two breaks TO four by the Islanders and
their Lead went UP to- .53s in the third
frame the breaks were ever three eachs
but the Jersey boys made another gain
andthe lead was a. q as6 ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22

-A AA NM ~ Fl.
10 have the present curb reset and new atinch
curb set where necessary.
Iohaye the carriaEewHS paved with. Belgian
block pavement.
TO have new bridge stone cross walks laid.
To have the present brfuSe stone cross walks re-
laid and new bridge stone laid where necessary.
And all other work done taat may be necessary to
provide fr The ifow u fhe surface wafer Ind 10
compietet TIE hipteycnlent IN q good and ~substan
Noticefs also givea tfaton ths 1871 day of; Janu-
airy, 1870, the COMMISSIONER OF assessment tied
with the Board Of Street and Water C0nimlssion ers
their preliminary sketch showing rhal propesty
will probably be asspssetlsnnd fhe probable amount
probable arnpnlt Of sssessrheDp per foot OF font
age for the sand Enforcement, and the same Is now
open to public Inspection III the ONCE of the Clerk
OF the Board Of SLreetApd Wa}er commissioners Z
or avenues 81 particular sections thereof arc ID
eluded Ia said assesssnenta nalnelyE ~ve
nANFoRFH AFENpE,
from tA3e "a 81 AkM 1870 4a
OCEAN AVENUE
Old BKRGEN ROAD
DANFORTH AVENUE. q
about lS feet naF,h ats lsg IsSi SOUTH 1iels ~.
from 1917 80 sMY
about 100 north and 10y feet south.
And that soH the 81 stay OF March, 1890. az
10 o'clock a. M and theaneetsbp room OF the Board
Of Street and Water ComInissloners are hereby fixed
as the time and place when and where rhe. Board
Of Street and Water Commissioners viii meet to
hear parties Interested In said application and all
circumstances against the said improvement that
may be presented in writing.
By order of the Board or Street and Water Com
GEoRGET 1. D
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22

Averages. were made, it was not until the
last game that Fish succeeded in break
ing tine record. The score of the last
game was as follows:-
Fish--Six strikes, four spares and a
total of 227; Loud, four strikes, four
spares and one break. and a total of 1856;
Lynch, five strikessetwo spares, three
breaks and a total OF ISL; Hnlse, three
strikes. three spares, fonr breads and a
total of III. Y III Wf3M FL Az
The averages OF the players who aimed
at the high score were as follows:-Fish,
who bowled.S times, 180kT; Hnlse, s games,
1857; Loud, S games, 165; lynch, 4 games
1904; Mugs, 3 games, ISL; Burke, a
games. 152.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22
An Ordinance.

To authorize the Central Elevated Transit Gem.
pany to locate, construct, operate and maintain
an Elevated Railroad through and over certain
streets and ayonues in Jersey city. M
Whercasthe directors of OF the Central Elevated
Transit Company, q body eorporate OF the state OF
New Jersey, have flea . petition tdr re location of
the ferry IN the CentrAl Railroed OF New Jersey At
ComniUnipawtoA tbs Hudson tIvsi, TO the westerly
side OF West SIda avenue az The terninns Of Jewttt
avenue, c0mfofmab1y to the route designated in
It's articles OF Incorporation and, also The written
consents OF the owners or At Least one half OF The
property fronting on The portions Of each streetOr
highway ihroagn Which said raitway u. 20 be made.
And Whereas the Contradiction and operation of
such elevated railroad WIN ateaA f~aeilltate public
this city and % the siiy ~ laEgs; !. (, ,sss.s c,a,
section is-That permission IS hereby FrGnted.to
the Central EleyAted IfFnsit Company tp l9,cste,
construct. maintafn ,anu operate an elevated fR1E
road with two tracke and ihe, necessary siyitgnes
Commencing at og AeaE TIE Fern Aqa.e "a ne
.ton the Hudson Rtyer; thfnce, over private proaerty
ID fhe easUefiy end OF johnson avenue. thence
westerly over and along Johnston ayenpe 70 and
across Grand street 20 The eGstefly end pf Qsyego
street. thence westerly over and aiSng CsWeg
street to the westerly end Iherenf: therce westsriy
scross private properly, eroseln .orneiiSon ave.
nue., Clifton place and SumIait sSenue 80 tne Gal
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22
THE leagues LEADER:
They Won Another Gsms 1t Home Il

They Won AAnobher HfRMe AZ hoine Last
ss4raga might. n Hs1 e Ssei
The Independents, the leaders in the
league race made d gain d its rivals last
night BY yanqpishing the happy Yoiuns
teer team. sssts 1919 aaAg A #a
1t was aqniet, pleasant game j n which
the Independents. who were At home
bowled a steady game and held the lead
from the openingto the clsse. 5.4 .s@ I
Theregwasa no brilliant work outside
that of Captain Yreeland, who quit only
four pins short of the second century.
Schlatmann. Lusch and Roehner, how
ever, did fine work that, provoked well
merited appreciation. They each closed
in the sixties, r. Bisehof, Schmidt,
Humphreys and a. Grabo beat the aYe
erage. #.qSsH pfi8sase ghf9eh @ttie3 ia9
Captain Fulton and George Dilloway
surprised their friends by low scores.
They struck numerous bad splits andshad
low scores.
The Volunteers were hard to shake off
and it was not until the closing frames
that the Independents felt, easy. The
home team won by ll6 pins.~ Z
The score fOlloVS:4 ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22
Strikes, spares and Breaks.

3 The KlikoWss land Hudsons have
changed Tbs. date for their game and will
aroll next Monday night atMuller's alleys.
The Elizabeths and Dfitanis bowl to
night at Hackensack. " 49,.
! The Fairmounts, bowl on the Centrad's
alleys tomorrow night. sstsf (,
The next bowling game OF the Hudson
County Wheelmen is against the Kings
/ County WheelInen, az Browns alleys,
next Fridayslight. & s@ 4
The Ladies' Friendship Club did not
bowl last night. Its members attended
the ball OF, The Pioneer Verein. seg
The Bergenss bowl tonight at Henn's,
Pamrapos at Metropolitan Hall. Wednes-
day Nights ut Frepdenbefger'A, BeIXe.
deres at Beckerts. Centre HilIs.at Fuller's,
L~afayettes at Smiths, and the Fair
mounts at Holstein's. Fa
The jolly Germans, aof Lafayette, met
last night at Smiths alleys, on Halladay
street, and organized the Lafayette
Eichen Kranz kaget Club, aud hereafter
Their object is fun, b III last nights
work is any sample OF ii, they will he as
happy a crowd or sboWlerS. as there, Is, in
the county. The following officers were
elected pro tem:APresident, Henry Dals.
secretary, Jake Seilheimer; treasurer,
Louis kellernlan, y
Tonight the Lafayette Bowling Club
will so to Ho0okent to play q return game
with the jolly members of the'Temperl
ance Club of that city. The boys will go
insa taIlyh0, and they expect a agHand re-
ceptiOn anet a glorious time, and there Is
no, doubt they Will have it. as they are al;
ways out for. sport, and the temperance
boystare the most genial of host.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22
Daft Electric Light Co.,
lis BROADWAY. q. X.
7L7lOzART ElECTRlC MOTORS. ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
AND POWER STATIONS. STORAGE BATTERIES
Notice to- Contractors.

-
csEAIBp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
= the Office of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners ON Monday, February =, 1881. at ten
O'Clock o. IN. FOR The construction OF aBewer in
NINTH STREET
MoSMoUTH STREET
BRUNSWICK STREET,
in accordance With plans and specifications on file
in the Office OF the Chief Engineer, corner Of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street.. where blank forms Of
bid and agreement OK ~stfeties must lie ebtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About $50 lineal feet OF "a inch BIZ lex sewer.
About 4,0CO lineal feet Of piles.
About 100 feet Z. NJ. of stringers-
About = new receiving basins.
About lQ0c0 feet E. n Of flooring.
About 1Ucubic YARDS OF concretes
About 1U cubic yards of stone masonry.
Time allowed for the completion Of the work.
sixty tGl4 working days. % y
The making ofihe above Improvement and award
of the contfact tlertfor VIII be sublect to the re-
monstrahots Of az owners Of the property liza BILE
NO city oiiclal willahs accepted as surety, nor will
a substitution of suratiss be allowed
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposals for Sewer in Ninth
stree, directed to n A. Doeaa. ESD.
ers,' and handed 10 the clerk Of the
Board in open meeting when called for in the
order or business relating to sealed proposals.
The attention of bidders is especially called to
Section u cf the New Charter of 1881 under the
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city until the bondsmen offered by the con
sfrapor have been approved, by the Boerdgof Fin
ance, the President OF said Board having power to
examine the proposed boqdsnlen under oath.
BY order of the Board OF Street and Water Com
missiOnerS. .aJta ts
Dated Jarsev CITY. january II. 1898. ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TEATloN THE srd
Board s. aa q p Pu iaes sv lSsss H 81 SsR Ru aas @ sad o 81 sss
for the i0lpr0vsaRS IR2 & AVENUE.
~ SOUTH tlg
dHsiise ~ BowEIsS STREET. Jf
in the following manner including all intersec-
e / l have ,s t the stree street, i.,, sr J the ~ 4. With stas1. Thereof Of
TO have new sQineh curb SET on either side there
To have the present curb reset and new sOinch
To have new blue Stone aasafns Z feet wide on
To, have the .cafriaseway paved with Belgian
And ali other worn. done that may be necessary
TO provide for the now Of the SURFACE water 20
complete the Improvement ia 9 good and substan
Nosice Is also. given that On the day or Jsn 1ssh
VICE. @;sS t hlsl sd sns :! o9s siaess ans ssasef A Tesnmisslo nt ea
g gssy,d ee Ms;t the ts lsSsl ps ssfsshsary 6 ass, sse s soo%an ss
wnat property vii. probably pc assessed and the
efSiand. also asooa the probsSis amount Of assessment
per foot Of frontage for the sald enforcement
Inc once Of the clerR 81 the Board Of Street and
Water commissioners. tia eH" sf Hess
or aSsnses or' psrticaaiar secti6ns thereor are In
cluded in said assessnient. nam mel s2aAl
9assss OUT STREET .ea
BOWERS STREET;
acn BOWER STREET, M
saaa SHERMAN AVENUE.
TO a point aboit % feet south thereof.
And that the sd day Of March. 1880, at
l0soscloek =. ms and the meeting room Of tue
Board of Street and Water Commissioners are
hereby tixed as the time and place when and where
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioners will
meet TO hear parties interested in aid.sppifcatlon
and all remonstrances against rhe. said improve
ment that nlay be pfes6nted in writing.
By orqer OF the Boara OF Street anG Water Com
~ GEORGE 7. BoUTQN.
Eas1ss As@ aa Clerk.
Dated Jersey city January y 1880