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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

On the Produce Ey:b.9gs today the butter market was
Cincinnati oct. 20.-Flour-Moderate demand, firm,
,,Ict Wheat-Morc active. Arm; No red, 81 receipts
iC0 bush shpments 900 bush Corn stronger higher
So , mixed. 6td5i2c oats more artiys No = mlNed
trons.r Whisky Arm sales 1890 bbls finished goods
IN basis 81 10. Butter stronger Sugar easy Eggs
stronger. Cheese frn
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 2O.-Flour-Receipts and offerings
od ate prices firmly held but there was not much doing
a, local johbers were generally well suppnea wrsSTa
and penis yysnia super. 81 15as3 do extras 20 pa
- Ia No Win.cr family. Sfdsi % Pennsy wanna olrr
nyocess ~ 50asj Western winter clear. "a 5od ~ 90
strlight, s5dS5 49, wntr patent 80 I'D 80 % MIME
,ota clear - 2juS4 IS do straight ~ 900 80 % 90 pat
cHt IS 5Oa 20. Rye hour scarce, firm choice Pehnsy
yanIa - per Dbl Buckwheat flour weaker under ish'
rrand and increasing supplies; - rs pr 100 Tor new
- 10 quality. Wheat-Optlon market advanced + uhurr
n.rulavc buying In NcwYOrk and chicago but oH.rhss
here and there little disposition TO uaae
FIR demand seIec:cd ungraded In sral depot 81 05 No
dsl o2la: November, FL 02tdsl o.; December 81 OtSa
n oiS January, 81 084 81 0G4 Corn--Optlon narkct
rong sympathy with sdvahces In West Dut mere VIZ
nothng doing lots In fair local trade demand any
aa ic higher under light offerings, no mixed end aen
mixed in grain depot and 2oth ST sleya:or 1S5dOQc Nc
3bpc November So soc December. 615f aSc January
ISiaaJ72c. Oats-Onerngs were NOR. nbe.a ann tho
narkot for lots weak. under lght aemano uh.
,radrd white. sac No white, $50 No white offered az
tc without buyers option market ruled rm ana Gtufs
ryond this month advanced ac in sympathy with nproye
20 white October 52d53c November, 5o5s5ic; Dcesm
,r 5Id5l,c January. 5lta57. Provisions steady but
.nand very modsne BRET city family, per DOL % Sog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &

81. saslon * a! .sov. and Slsuss: : s.;si
i pesnoi "a and tYt Cheese q as
e e q k0u p p1aslo EochessT sa.rea:io" Brds:
Niagara F.hs ysY, ana syr.0rss $50 A.. 10.
s; g. ~ O.. ~ ,:s II H., 'a < ss
III 80 SO m. o. :$aS :sJs ?. n S:an:c IS
VT PIT sil 10 SS1n % IS So .siis So
g is I'll AS m Montrsa, and Cansds Ea.. H. m,
Fshs Dssro.. rsissso IA s.. LcHi. FL aISaSh
sI61o .s 90 M JerSsy City r T. r station To-.
uraaT All Other .rsps daily except SUNDAY For tickets.
Timetable miior and sleepinseat seeamnodauon or In;
EHso.s En.s one, Zoo. e rnlscnss NowYo,s CITY t
Place Sa West i2oh.st and West sho. Station foot Of
west 42d.st, and foot Jayst.. North Riycr 9: T..
LAMRERT General Passenger Agent. VandcRentaye..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

FLOUR AND MEAL-FL0t R-The entire naT IKE s" %as
s sSssa. R. s3s sTHs On e. SssSt
s e s
ss LIZ 81. 5 8 G;''SsSs *
81: sSss0 * saS 200 III 4
;asss M Al asS ss!s Es ss e
5 d 5 sSsa a' r. 49, oSs choice s1
sss:s s. E;:S .Esaf'y ss"s sSsss &
Is .'; Poor sysss ga
n
,'f;a ff$ysssssF %
I'd s'.ss s. II; ss3fiSSs
ss ''ix; ss''ss ga: Il ST 81
Sser' ssa H2sd Yesr s 80 SS " ''
v sssAy IL. Inc e':5;s sy
S.S and a s to.. ssoSe G S i
ss. T sss!I PEI: isISs
ssfHsdd and alter s dSens soss
:, :: ,r ss a ipfs:
I'M sEss I. s
ssss s. red Ia',s vas ssa .s.
Late cables reported decline ald on tStuT S.c and
] .ss ?:S
sass Yse' ss.a ,SS:st
"A; ss5, ss: ssis
81 81; b; my $ e.
= ss g i .!s! ss5,!S
sprnl no1.hs 81 III 81 J. northern, IL 80 2
siosSs !: Ss % 5pst1Ssf j IS
il. :. 8 q sssssf # q lG o. o tsS
s 4 ss f HS' s;: g 8 sss
s. quoted 1ssa to 's>'
sc 1 Gsn:d $685. s; s:sH ;'ss All ss
i's. an. a:fss';Ms fSa ia
e.n. al quit Nth
from The %o% stated n. .a so sJsns SSr
a asa as a. Cunt sssA ss5
s ' asBss ;ss Il snSa
;ss' ';sssi ;sss
s ssns 1A: 'is Ess "sS wit" p:
$4,000 sssh se Sa.h sps ncaas
M NJ s q store Ms s:
e,en S I. So e g. Se e. ssH ss Do
5Ss Closing 6s'S DO o. Js aa s:S:s.e scsns
= ~ bsrdcord As Influenced by the strength aud
Wheat The increases IN the visible supply and stocks
IN sto,e had no mapked effect being ost by the small
IN rece sSSae On option: Their va. advance 1e
raet!oH OF about .c. The spot market gained fully
ss Ss s. sT as,. W.; @
bush spot including No Mixed at 4eaa!7c in t,ntOr
Mixed 4sa4sise in el Wpo No. .,. Whit IS sig
Witt do. 5od5ec; No. . octobcr, closing at 4ac do
ssse. closing q. 1osc DO Nay q AL sss closing at
Do Do ncccmbci sec closing at 52c rEED-oust>d 40
~ sods5c DO n s0as6c: 50 N. sod8jc; 100 n. al 100
81 Is: Sharps 81 20d8l % : Rye Feed S1cdst.
Comparative stocks In store: .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour quiet city mills Rio brand. e r.
as5 o. Wheat Southern scarce and stn fultz y2 pc
81 o. longbery 25cGsl o5 NO trS al and hehep
No. winter red spot October q OlasI o.. DS
ss%SsF .os Seana o. *A yssE
Western firm advance mixed spot and oesoeer
500: year soc bid May, soc sellers; oa a We ern
Witt $500 aIa4sc graded NO Nod ~ Sh rate
Rye fsadsg ,mP r mime 70 to eSoce t4oh 2
sctve; 9ia22c conee steady. Sugar nm granIia;%d
6sc Copper quiet; refined 14'sc Whisky s'e3qy
81 49, Freghts 70 Liverpool per s.,n nno bSsh corn
5'5SS bush oats 1000 bush 900 bush shipments
Flour 10 900 bbls; wheat 5000 bush CON- COZ
bush. Saas-whcst. $1,000 bush; corn 1000 BUSH
Buffalo. Oct. 20.-whsat-No hard dull; closing ~
81 ~ 1000 bush 10 Northern sold early az, S
80 d a. o5 car o extra MS F s At Is
bush 80 at aad55'.c, 5000 bush No 3 at 55.s :
bush 30 yellow at 57ss closing 80 %SItoT n
s in;S % S,ss d dull 80 White on saes
whs, 4sec NO mixed 47Ac on trark; No z white N
store soc Barley firm ana unc IchasScd MiIi
s s.d steady, r'01E Ana 6S ssSs m and
cepts~Fior $1,000 hb. wheat $4,000 6ush; corn
osS coo bush oats l41 900 bush barley 100 ooO bush
rye 900 bush Canal - 900 Spen o6
n HrH Rairosd Jour bbs wheat
IA 200 hush: corn, G5 900 bush
Boston, Oct 2oF1our FIRM Corn nrm sseamer . yel
S G sT;as b, oas' 5 aa g.
W %@;tr n'? saaa ht''o kescpe urn 7SSc
sacks corn 81 900 bush oats, 3S 600 bush; shorts 22o
tons.
Chicago Oct Gothic leading futures ranged follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
RAILROADS.,
new YORK CENTRAL

SoUfm I'VE. 0h0 $Z0 d., WOW Tori. ,
3as ONLY RAILROAD srA11oN IN rn ovyHi
s.so A. mc AiEs A Va ~ sEt1s
losgS x &aaS = z "; sa vEsr1svLE In
E0.Due Cineinasa 80. Indianapolis 10 20 =,
1870 4 Il ewHEisrERs DAY ExPRzss-A.u, q.
A.SS M.-NoerH SHORE vEsr1ByLE LInm
due ~ Detroit ss 9:lS q H. Chicago 80 .. .. -
600 /. Mast WESTERN ExpEnss- Du. caas.
oIs;ia %S!s9sSAk. u ad asTs tSS
sis ~: sMt1 Ls.s sfF S. sou1s AND CHICAGO
PREssEDus Indianapolis II 20 D u. next az. \
'1m1J BsoSY9aszEE,sls Rz.s
T. 20 = sss + g. a. &; IS; So
rnsof,: - & i rs ~ % q 20 90
notIEsfE * ssS "a a5s M i. g p
suHSSSakoy t. r. % ~ ssn 10 80 m 90 7ao
xIkSXsA yALLs-Io 90. no so .. M. 80. 100 "a
sAkAi6aA5.s 80. III 80 a M. "a 80. 80 D. n.
E EhhSEs ssgsfsIL's 3 II 80 H. ,ss
t.so H.. II 80 D. m. % rs T :. NJ. H. +
AuEEFfS. GENEVA AND cASASDAIouA-,sn
sEhas II Hl VII ~ H q sA DIVISION,
Il 51;.sa: ST ~, ::
SsoxaG..sys' 50. T b. BSse;ss B has.ss.
es.cotss Express call. Tor and checx, baggage tro,
.n nA rn eHssr; sun'A' sDa' A'eD' Saturday os
s,'ss s ;1s;s 1 IS . co q
''s 9SH ts9H T. S sss:' '' SEoRcr DANIELS
General Manager. Genr Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Oct. 2o.-Cattls-Rccepts tpr past - nou i
sOO head total for week thus as 2t9; ,"'
20O on sac 100 head market opened SLOW anu sne
sts.rs good 70 extra "a 2Od IS choice heavy
So 3odsi 40 moiiu ms, SO 05dsi - light haraY 10
q G5 common NAKED - jas2 ~ sto kers ana iesSIS
heavy, .. G5da3 % stockers yesrIngs SSJSs 70
bulls 81 75as2 so tat s2dt2 90 export y .aSS SS
do Common s:ds2 IS mllch and springer, smSic
10 extra s30dS0 veal calves. eOfSI sheep anu
,~ips for past "a hours 5000 head total ios week
siem,i through 400; to New York. 5000 on sole,
"a 600 bead TOP grades opened In fair demand common
All and lower eo~d dull, with a downward tendency
ShceIChoce to extra, S75da5 good 70 choice = 40 ~
"a 20 common 70 fair, - Sjdst 81 Lamos--anoce 70
extra sOa5d % good CHOICE % 'odso 20 ooi nG 900
ha tS,a Tor week FAR $1,000 tor same tim last
Week 20 900; consigned through l24o0; 70 New orK
700; on sale 10 600 head market aetve hrm am
higher closing eosier heavy, 81 60 = 10 mediums i9
I'M a. go: pIs IL sssss 90 rcGshs IS 10 30
Chicago oct 20.-"Th' Evening Journal r'ls1rcseSo
(attc-T,relpts 90 COO mad" up OF 200 lexans oVVo
ranyer and the remainder natives Top prices Tor natse
steers day, IS - and others an selng ABOUT IN,
sane as last wccS, while common stock may De- quoted
IOG SC lower. steady and rangers shade owr
Hogs~R"ceipts 81 900 head active, 5T1oc lower; mxsa
sSern-Eec-ipts II 600 head steady: "a dt 50 70; ma.
tiyes 80 6oas4 40 for Westerns large % ZoNe4 %
s. IouIS Oct oo-Cattle-Receipts o1oo head hip.
m,nts 300 market steady: good y fancy native ssr1
"a 40 4i 90 fair TO good DO AZ Sjdf4 40; stkers ana
i1cdes s2ds2 90 Texans and Indian 30 SC
lower fair TO choice heavy ~ l5gs4 g mixed GRADES
g s6d44 20 light fair 70 best - ooaa 20: ShaSl
Receipts. 1900 head shipments, 200; market steady
good to choice, s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
11urpnon1. PRODUCE MARKET.

r, LVer bSta mess sm It eos denana
Gamsfhe demand q imPrsSing ebert cut about IL
ra 4 vs. eas Long sas and %d :hs.
Gou r IS n aTm at sis o. caesss in tsr demand
dnsnd any and futures In poor demand. whea
ccsn Wssra IN s sa S ans e
tobar Arm AZ a. Gid; November firm at As SD Decem
Der arm at 10 rad. Hops at London-Pachc Coast Ii
Receipts Of wheat for the last week from T0 Aanc por
300 Piarers from other sources 40 9uorter' 10
cpss Of American corn the last week. 2sco quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
VOTES OF THE CENSUS.

Washington, oct. 2o-Populatons OF cities. towns
and States were announced to-day by the Census once
as follows:
Oregon-Astora, 7O7l increase. 4263; per cent
1921 Albina. 3.104: increase, 4,96l :; per cent
3,46o.23. Portland, 41204; increase. 29,7l7; per
cent 1907 East Portland, 10,4o1; increase 1911 !;
Population of the state OF Oregon 400; increase,
l37.722: per cent. 1880. $40 ,- , -
state Of Wisconsin corrected 1893 6e7; increase.
sos 200 or 81 90 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good 70 Prime sold year ago at ~ 4Od9i w.
and the average estimated a. - 10. o.o
BEEVES-hecepts for two days 2o4 carloads: OF a5to
for home "a carloads az GOthst oil iof
Company with the exception OF Carloads ana
1 carloads at Jersey city, OF which About ~ car0anH
were for sale and the balance mainly export steers
Eighteen coroaGs the Pennsyvanis road and % car
expected to reach the yards until toward e'cning ihe
market opened firm and prices small fraction hahr
than on Frdsy and It was the general opinion tnat oil
tho cattle due could have been sold at curret hgures
As u was many Of the butchers vent away without ttne
what thew wanted and It is probable that there VIII BIO
Inor.1 sales were at 81 2ods5 for poorest TO best
native steers sc 751s4 90 for oxe 81 Coas2 10 Tor cry
and bulls, , .,,, cn,,rd.,
October Is in NewYork and brooklyn e2 carcasses OF
teef Ga n average. at the average price OF ~ 81 pr
Boston shpm.nts for the past week VIM be uni%adod as
follows 700 cattle and POS quarters Of beef at London
t29 cattle at 8asgow s4 cattle and IDS quarter Of
beet at Liverpool. The 400 cattle shipped from Phade
Montreal shpm.nts consigned follow 300 cstsc
s and sss 70 nf 70 S 10 t. bnd rs and
sheep 70 Aberdeen, 500 cattle and 20 sheep to Ntwcasue
Latest private cable advices indicate a Decline OF 3c
per n on refcsrate beef With ayerarn sales az Sd OF
IL nc (tors 12c) estimated dressed weight. - , a..
The Australia got Of Saturday with 90l catue Tor
Nelson Morris. $3.50 mn ..,,
Messls. SChwarzschnd 3 su7b"rger sent goo cattle
on the raornna to Lodoh and have shipped previously
900 head the Marsha. Sorrento and Iaornna 70 ""
same port 1t is rnmosd that they will shortly begin
the shipment Of dressed beef hRe Of loats not
hitherto engaged In that trade.
The Alaska carries 23oo quarters Of beef for Eastnans
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

sveiase at .; per 100 . 10 DO 1dSt n at Is les
n at ~ 90 % Do IAo N. ct - 70 STATE DO 1915 n.
at 81 85 Is do ll7o n, at 80 90 do. ll+o n sS 20
9 20 Do, lsSo n At, 80 d. 40 n 81 q Do: 1910
Kentucky do. 1888 n. q: 81 90 5 DO 1850 N. at a.
s. Sanders Chicago Steers. 1885 n at "a IS: % do.
n, at 81 2j null 1900 n at .: IS; DO 800 ~ as a.
Newton ( Gilett: q Ohio Steers and Oxen 1906 N
at - rs Ok i4IO n. - do. PISS n. at 50 50
Ohio bulls iois n at 81 state do. 1850 n a. s2;
20 State dry Cows, l023 n. At ell e5
J. Z: sadler Co.: II Pennsylvanla Steers. 1851 n.
Plant Brothers: O Western Bulls 1000 n at - 05
do, 1924 N. at ~ 20: do. 1927 n at % 80: do
99t n, at ~ 80
Mich COWS-No fresh arrivals. Feeling STEADY md
poo u good cows Quoted 1T s2oe s45 per head.
CAIVFS-Irrspts o7O head. Steady for Weyterns and
Grasscrs With sass s2 eod 90 25 for IN. former and
So l5o 20 50 for the later? Nals trina weak sell
irg s5sss TO- To choice but the general msrke,
WAS At e6de7 50.
Ss,..~Iissnbcck L. Hollis: % Grasscrs 2Is n aycrsgr.
Of ~ is pcr 100 n 20 do 2t H. at 80 % SO Western
Calves 1916 n 81 90 90 do 336 ~ a. 81 o5 81 d. 2d9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
OH, MARKETS.

OIL City, Penn. Oct educational Transit certff cstes
opeed a. &c highcst S2Sc lowest Sl7sc closed SIC
Sales, 5000 bbs; shipments s+s47 obis runs 10Y 232
bbs -. 49,, .,u. Madam, r-...,.
certificates opened at SEC closed S1sc; highest s2c
Bradford Penn. Oct educational Transit certificates
opened so.c closed; sc, highest s21ac lowest Slsc
CIearances, 25S, 600 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Refined was unchanged at 76O cents In barrels ana
0.e5 cents In cases. ,..
Antwerp 18 Sc francs Bremen, $50 MARKS London
GIG ponce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
~ N. .. % sol 81 %, 2es 2, Z

g. y To- * 81 . TO- e q. s0 ie q ai f. s
v is & e,'; 81 d. sG 8! - III ~ We. w.
-: Iss q 1 Z ds..:., II 4 Il IS West.
?: Be s. g. 80 e
90 Isl S:;;;F So; d. 9 's;':' - = e. g
.. g. ~ t. ~ ri b. g. 5 Fl ss3
s :: s !: e.; i
e u vs., 9 }ss YETI q, 1888 H. Tho
carload: = Jersey az 80 s.5Sss' :, n.s
S:::,ss held over Saturday there
ss ssfs s
ss : :' e. Il s:s
svs;:s. per lso s.'e 10 sa a. ',ss
e; 4 !; e. : go ss:.5 10 IS
Sis oh!S tsiqS. g n = !. e H. OF do. %
sssi kssnay 81 81 3 sss %6.
e IS f. = :, = g. T. IT,. x
&c. a. loo g No. g. So s1seS i d. lis b
At sYis! n' sss d lsS 4 L e. 50
% lbs Indians shcep 81 n It Is 25 ~ State Sheep
Peqq:sss!. sn.sH f e .. g. -
s5::2ss iss:s sns;G f q r :.
Is, F de- n s e ST a. 1:Ss' 7e
AZ a. ~ ~; 20 iss 81 a. 5os p pso a.
TO- a's g state e sg nsns.
IS n at sS ss pfnn,ylyan. d. eo5. a. e. $50 d.
J. r +. ssdler c. 200 indians sheep ssh n s.s9
D. Harrington: 2s7 Territory Sheep 70 n. at - 20
e. g $50 g. ls g d. st. IS s 8
DO 90 h, at 20 Is ,oo
plllenbaek Dewey ~ PepnsyISnn!a shesG d?o y
at s5; III Pennsylvanis Lambs. 90 NJ al W ~ ~
sias d. % sG 22S Western a. d. 2ol ~ at 90 %
Hdme Mullen 81 PCnnsyyanIa shssp * rs ~ NH, At
walsh. Kirby 4 Co.: 125 Pennsylvania Lambs e's
!" if.iISnbcck & Hollis 226 Pennsylvania Lambs, 90 no.
AZ JoS-Rncelpts 50 carloads Of 0i1 head3o carloads
at jersey CITY and "a Carload. at 4Othst Ma6ket au
and weak. bunch Q, State Hogs sold at "a 7oi west
en i ls. j. love Co. 23i Western Pigs. 90 n. at
a. o5 pe- 100 n 425 DO l0i ~ at = 10 "a
Reid & Shea So State HoIs, 1879 N, at - A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Cash quotations tollows Flour atGaHy aI uh;
changed No. spring wheat 81 Ca o 49s 10
Sc corn ;.c So Sas: 4aIs 10 .ye e. n0s
SIe tonothy seed 81 2. ts % mess porx per 6bl
pio per 100 SC a7a shos. RIB SD; lo So,
Clear sd 6oHtd s. a5at? o' whIsHey d'.sles IA:
So' do iia454 No. barley I. o. b.. ;sdooc; No,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
STAINED.
Good Ordinary ....... "a Low Mddng 1910
/ Good Micdlinp "a

Optons-Increased activity chaacerz"d the cclatye
dealings today attended With con.dris0e selling iof
long" account. result drift favored the bear
side and losses were scored all months. octoer
suffered the most showing decline Of fully IL points
Later months closed 7do points lower IN" iaIge po'n
great deal 10 do with the Depression but il'eiPo
able both Of which contributed to the helyihess Sales
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

CoTIoNon the SPOT rather weak but prices showsa
also last week before reported, 500 bales for con-
sumption total 500 bales Polt receipts i,2ss bales
against bales this day last week and 2i bales
this cay last Crop movement:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-06

the following officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year:-John w.
Howell, foreman; ne Witt Blauvelt, first
assistant foreman; Joseph Magee, second
assistant foreman; Peter Girth, treasurer;
James Leogue, recording secretary; Alex
ander Gee. financial secretary. The COM
pany has engaged Van Houten Post fife
and drum corps to accompany them to
Chester, Pa, to the Pennsylvania State
tiremen's Association on September Is.
Prof. and Mrs. A. e. Sloan have re-
turned to their quarters in the La Tour
rette House from an outing of several
weeks among the Berkshire Hills.
Services will be resumed tomorrow in
the First Reformed Church, the pastor,
the Rev. William w. Knox, having re-
turned from his vacation.
The Rev. Mr.. Cowen, of Jersey City,
will ~officiate at the services to be held to-
morrow morning and evening in Schuy-
Ter Hall by the Bergen Point Methodist
Church.
According to City Treasurer Lords
report the balances remaining in the
city's several financial accounts are AS
follows:- General account. SIS, 1872 81;
water account, SIS, 008. go; appropriation
account, $40, ITO. 81.
Contributions of vegetables and low
ers will be appreciated by the manage
ment of the Bayonne Hospital and Dis
pensary.
Misses Goldie and Dele Osborn, of
Brooklyn, are the guests OF Miss Aida
Conover, of Lord venue n East Fourth
street.
Mrs. John H. Sleaman. of the Third
ward, was bitten by q dog last evening.
Policeman Jonas shot the animal. The
policeman also shot a dog which bit a lad
named Barrett yesterday afternoon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-06

IN day Of July. 1890 the Commissioners of Assess
ment fied in the Office OF the clerk of the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners their
iinai assess menJ map and schedule for the
IMPROVEMENT OFNUNION ST,
from Ocean ave. to Arlington ave, by grazing,
curbing. tagging, bridging and paving the car
with Belgian block pavement and the
same Is now open to public inspection in the office
of the Clerk of said Board.
And notice Is also given rhatthe folowire streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are in
Guided in said assessment. namely:-
UNION ST.,
from Ocean ave. to Arlington ave-, S
OCEAN AVE,
from Union Sc. about 1872 feet west and % feet
east. r,r g
on the north side from Union st. about 26i feet
west and alY feet east.
CLERK ST.
on tn Q south side from Union ST. about 2}9,5 rect
: - ARLINGTON AVE,
on the north side from Union ST. about 1901 feet
west and l0U | feet east.
And that the 2atn day Of September, 1890. at 10
o,ciocka a. M, and the meeting room OF the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners are hereby liked
as the time and place when and where the Board OF
Sfreetanu Water Commissioners viii meet to neas,
consider and adjudicateu upon all oDJections tosaiu
assessment and report
All objections thereto must DO presented in writ
ing. w ram
missi0nefS- GEORGE T. BoUToy..
Datad Jersey City, September /. 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-06

the said proposed amendments shall be published
in all the newspape rs, which were authorized by
a anS n an ete 4 to p9 dag n the ianIi laws GYMS of THIS state, and
the same shall be published In the said newspapers
in each week. and no other publication. shall be
made in said newspapers, but ne glect, or failure to
such election, and the secretary Of state shall fur
nish a copy of this law to each OF said news
8. And be it enacted, That the same notice of the
election provided for by this act in the townships
required by law, In case OF the annual election for
members of the legislature.
ton who shall assist in conducting said election
shah receive the same compensation, and be paid
case Of the annual election.
II. And be Il enacted. That no law respecting the
registration of voters shall be applicable to the
election provided for by this act;
II And be II ENACTED: THAT it shall be the duty
printed a sufficient number of ballots provided for
IL this act In the os form or herein n 9r sNasi a. fo 's sae use use
weeks before tine time fixed herein for said cleo
ellis s1foti0 saat transmit = SUMO Il sn isns CLERK nu nj saoh county fo9 the ts
use Of the voters Of that county. and It shall be
week before said election, to transmit 70 the
judges Of election in eacn polling district OF this
voters Of such polling district
IS. And be It enacted. That this act shall take
effect immediately
Approved June 10, 1890.
Proposed amendments to the Constitution of thu
Amend article fea fs., 81 sec ssM ' Sffa clause II. subdl
vision 5, which reads as Follows. regulating the
local onees or commission to regulate municipal
affairs, . by omitting the words Regulating the in
Changing the word ao1ices' to .ofiosrs, !, so that
the aame shall read, appointing local officers or
Amend article vIl;; section IL. clause 2, by omit
ting the words, 81 az be be appointed pIm ! nsa. BY the 9ss senate n se
that the same shall read. =. Judges Of the court OF
but when appointed to fill vacan cies they shall
hold for the unexpired terms onlv."
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Corporation Notice.

~ oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 2lst day Of July, 1885,. the Chief Engineer ana
commissioners OF Assessment filed In the once
Of tina clerk OF the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners their tlnai assessment map ana
sypESq,SS OF 4 STREET TO BE cALLED HER
BEE PLACE,
95 feet wide from Cottage St to Newark ave
The land taken for said Improvement may Dc
described as 1ollows:- -
The land to 10 assessed for said Improvement
may pc described rs
COTTAGE ST.
from the property of the N J. K r. and Transpor-
tation Co. TO a point about ~ feet east OF Nelson
ave.. NrwApu Avn
ION the north side) from q point about au rect Wess
or Ger ave. to a point about 22o rect east Oh
NEWARK AVE.
ION the south side) from a point about 20 rect Wess
az Eerbert place as now opened, 10 q point
a hon $40 feet east OF said Herbert place.
NELSON AVE.
from Cottage st. to q point about 70 fest north
srd that the 18th day Of September. 1890. at ten
o'clock a. m. and the meeting room OF the BOARD
Of Street and Water Commissioners. are hereby
liked as the time and place when and where tn9
Hoard OF Street and Water Commissioners VIII
meet to hear and consider objections 70 saia
nn 81 oraeF Of the Board OF street ana Water Com.
n's'''As'S GEO =. HoUTSol car.
Dated Jersey city. September ! 1890