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4 TTENTIoN, MEMBERS %. o. F.

The members Of an Lodges in the city and all
members Of the order are notified 20 meet at
Odd Fellows Hall saturday. April II, at 100
o'clock sharp. 90 20 10 Belaire 10 take part IN
the Dedication Ceremonies and Banquet OF Bel
laire Lodge. The Steamer Bellaire will leave
promptly ut two o'clock Round trip tickets ~
cents. good on all regular trips. The boat will
make "A special trip after the ceremonies ap2is
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EDITOR HENRY WArrERsoN emphati-
caly denies the story that DE dropped
ST. 900 in "socIal game" of draw poker
no Memphis. lie declares he never
PLAYED poker Coz Memphis. We thought
70 was odd, HENRY, that with your good
old kentucky training You would wind
up .iu the hole" iu "a social game of
..dra,,
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CEALED PROPOSALS
FOR SALE.

Garden Farm choice Ohio River Bottom
Land None better: above high water good
improvements. railroad station on place; six
mile, from Wheeling; contains 2lis acres at
$40 per acre.
Double Brick House. Nos. o. and % ---.
VIII pay clean 10 per cent as AN investment on
$50
Building Lot on North Front street Last
chance TO buy % vacant lot. 30N 100 sl.5OO.
Double Frame House. now renting for SOS per
year Tor y coo at Nos. - and y Indiana street.
building Lot ON Fourteenth street for $50.
SiX-roomed House, ~ Zane street, 500
G. %. SMITH.
Real Estate Agent
at2ia No. l.-O Main Street.
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Hem advertisements.
Notice..
TO THE PTRIIC

ITO THE PUBLIC.
l. You have been notified through the press
by the Builders Exchange that the lockout, OF
strike. by the Building Trades is at an end We
take this method Of informing you that such Is
not the case, and all work being done by the
Builders Exchange is with scabs or non-union
men. and we request al honest AND fair-minded
mechanics TO stay away until further notice.
BY order Of
UNITED BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
onollseh
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arIieioms alotirrs.

TIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rey. ID.
II A. Cunningham. ID d.. pastor. At lO.S a.
M The Resistless Petitioner; 1:B p. m, " / ne
Heavenly Resi-
TOURTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
il Services at l0.0 q. m and 7.a p. mn, Eyen-
ing subject, Translation OF the Bible INTO ing.
f,h. Violent Opposition OF the Romish Church.
ND-PRESBNTERIAN CHURCH-Rey.
- D. d. Moiiat, d. d.. viii preach az lO;0 %. m.
and 80 p. ~. sunday April a.
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The Eminent Dialect Comedian.
and Dancer
CHARLES a. LODER
Under the direction nf Nr--r-. Brady
in tho latest laughing Musical
HTLaAEG
hy SooTT MARBLE. ESQ. $500. >.H
Dancing. New and Catchy NJ
Pretty Girls "Ninriff Iam..-
will give grand street rHrl.
t7~Pricrs. Gallery ~. D..Irr
Circle ~. Orchestra tI....
seats ON sale af Nri4r il...
ui,hing Store.
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cLEvELAND-DANA.
ro-raBo.a-ae. Plaad.lpaia Press

The IA Presidents Final statement Con-
corning His Position In the Dana Mat
ter.
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alr,u Advertisements.

-TvANTED-ONE UNION TINNER-APPLY
w IN OTTO AUBER. 1903 Jacob St. ap24s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
PALMA'S BIG BOWLING.
The Athletic Clubs Tour
ney-A. A. U. Meet
ing-Atllletics.

The Palma Clubs bowling ment
was continued last night. The bowlers
did not drop the splendid pace at which
the competition started. The average at
tanned last night was only the fraction of
a point under the no mark. Two Of the
teams excelled that average. one by five,
the other by three points. The poorest
average, and it was excellent, was 1853
lhe Painas have made an auspiciOuz
opening, Il with a fair slice of luck,
ruey Will make this season a memorable
one.
The Veterans are bowling steadily,
mud many of the a~spirants for places on
the team are doing remarkable work.
Thorn led the bowlers last night witt 206,
Harrison was second with 203, Eldridge
had 1T6, Judge CLARKE, 1874, and Kimbail,
1872. No u mai stopped in the eighty
block. the five scores enumerated were
the only high scores. and there was but a
solitary low total The average was
reached by steady and even bowling and
not carried up by a few lucky totals.
The committee has experienced no
difficulty In making up Jeans or chang
ing the schedule, as the bowlers are
ready long before the hour SCI for OPEN
ing the contests. The teams have been
selected with excellent judgement and
the contests have been close. The results
last uight were the defeat of team No.
8 by No. /. and the victory of Team
No. 4 over No. 2.
The scores follow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
CRESCENT TENNIS ClUR

The Question. of Winter Entertainments
Referred to u Committee.
The Crescent Lawn Tennis Club held
their regular monthly meeting last even
ing at the residence of Mr.. Harry r..
Scott, No. 545 Bramhall avenue. For
some time the club has been IN an uncer-
tain condition and consequentlythe meet
ing was of no little importance. Mr..
George A. Toffey, the president, sent in
his resignation and Mr.. Harry l.. Scott
was appointed chairman OF the meeting.
An election Of officers elected Mr., Cole
man, president; Miss Gertrude Garland,
vice president; Mr.. Vreeland Tompkins,
secretary. and Mr.. Harry l. Scott, acting
secretary and treasurer. 1he main issue
OF this meeting being whether or not
sociables should be held during the COM
ing season, Mr.. Coleman appointed the
following Entertainment Committee,
leaving It their discretion:-Miss Jennie
Totfey, Miss Clara Wilkinson, Miss Chill
ton, Mr.. George E. Mclaughlin, and MI.
Walter G. Mnirheid. A Grounds Com
mittee and u Membership Committee of
five each were hen elected. and upon
motion of Nj. John H. Watson. Jr., the
meeting adjourned.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
The ATHLETIC CLUBS BoWLERs.
A Decided Improvement in the Attend
yances-A Fair Average.

A Decided Improvement in the Attend
apces-A Fair Average.
The interest is growing in the bowling
Journey Of the Jersey City Athletic Club.
The team members who were in the list
10 engage in the battles of the night APP
peared. with the exception or two, and
a contest with complete teams was wit
messed. 1t was a stubbornly fought en-
gagement and the lead changed frequent
~. The successful team won the gamein
the ninth frame, when it Obtained a lead
OF forty pins. In the final frame it lost
Is, butssecured the honor by 20 points.
The victory in the other game was by
40 pins. Inc defeated team had the
command until the sixch frame, when
they were passed, aud despite their yigor-
GUS efforts to again reach The lead they
We're unsuccessful.
The average work was hat not a big
score was made. Two men reached the sew
entities and the TWO barely beat 4 hun
dred, yet the average WAS over 1853. The
highest team average was only four
points above the net. average. The scores
follow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
a JOLLY BOWLING CLUB.
It Has AN Entertainment at Every
Meeting.

It Has AN Entertainment at Every
Meeting.
One OF the jolliest bowling clubs in this
city meets at Duke Il tsamsay's alley. 1t
has thirty members. who engage in the
sport purely for fun, mud their meetings
dc not partake the serious aspect SO
frequently noticeA at the practise games
OF clubs when one would imagine the
players very existence depended On his
score. With this club the man who makes
IL big score has TO pay a penalty. A glance
at;the scores will show ttlat none of the
bowlers are anxious to pay the penalty.
At the close of the game they spend III
hour or more in a social way. They have
singing, r~ecitations speeches and u merry
time. There are several talented singers
and elocutionists in the organization.
IL il composed OF members OF Court Jer-
sey City OF Foresters, and so interesting
have been its meetings that they always
have at least twenty members present.
The following scores were made at its
meeting last nlgflL.--
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
RAYLROlDg.


WEST SHORE RAILRoAD-N.Y G. Il. q. q.
w r. Co.. lessee--Trains leave West Forty
second street Station, New YORK, as follows. and
twenty minqtes. earlier from thefoot q Jays trses
eago, +A55 a. M, s5.1a p. M ss.i5 p M; st. Louis.
+5.lS ~ 2. m; Toronto, +s!s5 a M; f5si5. *s.l5p.
M; Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Utica. Suspen-
sion Bridge. Niagara sFais. B %, sssSs. !. M. pA
SIS, p. mi and alLSw for Utica only Kingston.
$50. s7.l5. ss:55, all.o a. m, s400. S.i5 and ss.i5
2. m; Catskli and Albany, S-u, *1.Hs R.5. AL. 80
Corn wall. Newburg. SO. Ills. S.ss 500 ss.5s' an
W .. m, *lla. s4D4 a.SO, *1.l3, 5.S5. $3.50. *S.15 *ilAS
2 M, MSnfrsaal and Canada East. rs .. IN
falo. Niagara Falls.l Detroit, Chicago and 81
Louis. on All through trains a s.-Leavs Brookiyt
Via Arooxiyn Annex, AUD e nj; 800 p. m Jerse
6 ely; |. I; x; station: ALA q M ssss z ~ s1aih
except Sunday. For tickets. time table. par
Tor and sleeping car accommodation or In
formation apply offices BROOKLYN, No. 9a
wssh,ngson street. No. 52s Fulton stree
\ ork City: Aos-l, 21. sdS. m, 9i2 broadway. No. 1lI
Bowerys no. " Park place. NO. So West 125th street,
nnd West Shore stations 1905 OF West For ty-seeond
street and foot OF Jay street. North River. q 4
LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent. Nos NAnda<
bllt avenue. New York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

tournament aniong the Pnimas ut present
siunds us fvllowss-J4 lMuirhead. Benjt-
min Edge, 4. X. Eldridgc. &. d. Siir-
Fred G. Carrier, John Holmes, j.. A. Han-
sell. Thomas Fl. Cafrick, NJ. 2. Blanyeft,
II. Eldridgc, Elliott L. Butts. William J..
Seeley. George A. HeaneY aud Benjamin
Van Dyke. The tournament PROMISES to
be one Of the leading features Of the clubs
attractions this fall. Tho opening enter
talnment, with a fine programme Of lit
erary and musical gems, will occur OH
the evening of the 10Th Instant.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

Cahlll and Clostsrman of the Scots will
meet tonight in the final bout of the
middleweight class at the boxing tourney
of the National Athletic Club.
The cross country team OF st. Joseph's
Lyceum is eager TO make Il match with
the team of the Gable a. g. for a run on
election day.
Walbaum sold his stable yesterday. A
prominent county official had an interest
in the stable. The leading purchaser
was John Madden, who bought Kenwood
for 10y. Claudins g ~, Sd.So0i Little Fred,
Oregon, $95C; chestnut colt, by Tyrant,
S425; Archie Collins, S625; McKeever, $500.
Seventeen horses We're sold, and the
amount realized was $37, 2S5.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

w Ehf3S fIance1 rector always on duty from o TO 6
Daily to1 Sundays. Absolute privacy and astrict med
ical opinion guaranteed. Diplomas ofai orr PHYSICIANS
auackery Or by mbng, No eheap Of worthless remedies-
Civlale KelpedlaI Agency, ia EMiton St., new york.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
Public Notice.
REPORT No. @ OF H COMMISSIONERS or
ADJUSTMENT.

N missioners Of Adjustment in and for fns citY
the Scs oSSsy e q Au sppD.n ande py ana a9s b. Sis Siesas eo q s6 e
provisions Of Chapter CXH Of the Laws OF iss6. en-.
collection Of arreaTages 81 unpaid taxes assess.
state, and imposing i and isvsins : tax a IS Il
ana lien IN leu and instead Of such arreaFasess and
s5ss ssIs 8 isSd Rss ssSIs Ssssa g sS,i saf rs s%sssss sssass ssad
lssins TO ana arecsias deiinausnS isad. a..
B BissE q, I Ioss s y s sRs 3, s ssII.s xSss ss ave
block 2iS, lots ls and, Is. Seweot ave
B SIock IL 81 ict ~ Garrison ave
FISH IS y. 81 "a 4 s sss sss ave
Block 1864, lot "a, Bergen ave aud Old Bergen
Block u. lot a. Cambridge ave
H sIoek w. yss' lots tS,s i r. a5 aas q "a As ssssm q st
blocE Sl. ios !, Magnolia ave
sioef ST. ST.. part pos E Of SI ios Il 4 oakland ave
R s!0sk s III IL io s I T. ! Jana ana = !. a Gqane u ave
bl loc SIS lots ~ is i and Is. Virginia ave
siock Issa, ' lots IS ! and 4 $, 81 Stevens aas ave
BIoek 81, it 1T s. s. c aassE ss e
B Bloek s n. i Ios ~ s9 S Sonai s. &
Block II, parts ofiots y. % and 80 Central ave ana
S I'ISsE So So , wssls s1osk. :, 5s,,saas ave
Block sy. parts OF lots II. Il aud Is. Nelson avs
block 5y2A. lut5, yomniunipaw avs
Block l4lu. lot Is, Ocean ave
Block 2la lot D, Grove st
BLOCK PAS. lot Z. Grove ST
Block l51, lot 70. Pavonia ave
Block lsA lot s, Gregory st
Block 16, lot 4 Gregory Sc
Block ~. lot ). Grove 50
Block 1883, lots J. !. 5, Provosr
RlSsE - ". I lSs 8 i. F siS ( & s.
BLOCK sue. lot d. Mercer st
Block 500, lot ~, Bright Sc
B BIosk 81: ss. lots lois II 4, \ 4 Y. s. s. 8 AND and q q uaion q
Block 500. lots u and 81. Union Sc
Block sS4s iot lS, Garaeld ave
Block 5s lots and q Garfield ave
Block 2l9, lot II. Eleventh st
Block 2la lot Il. Eleventh Sc
Block 24l. lot 81, Grove st
BioeE Sil, lot a. NewarK ave and Coles st
BiOek SIS s, lots < !, 8 and D. monticello ave
BLOCK s., lots j, and K. Montiesiio ave ave
Block Is0l. los =, Morris canal
Block i o.. lot Ell. Morris Canal
Block 2 7, LOT ~, Sackett st
Block 02s1s' lots Do aud Al, Oxford and Mandsyins
BECK a. lot. q and q. Baldwin ave
Block sGs, let ilss Bieecker st
BLOCK wv lotA. fonnele ave
Block SsS lots 9, .. l0and 4. Tannale ave
sloek s sS l lots 4 Bs e nM,tllsids DAD
Block ~, lots I to 10, Eiiisiie Eoaa
An9 ne salg Court hes. dxed saturday, TIM
e eiSss1 gay q q ~ ss,4 sss sighteen hundred an8Sf
sey City, at ten O'Clock in The forenoon as tine time
anu piace Ior nearing any objections that may be
anu oertid e b SsSSSssGG ommis caioTsss e and ad iisns nSs&
n saia report When and where ahparties Interested
! Dated Jersey City. N. J.. October II. 1880.
Cierk Of The Circnit.C Court og tne County Of hudson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
Malaria

Literally means bad air. Poisonous germs
arising from low, marshy land, or from decay
ing vegetable matter, are breathed into the
lungs. taken up by the blood, and unless the
vital fuid is purified by the use of a good medi-
cine like Hoods Sarsaparilla, the un~fortunate
victim is soon overpowered. Even IN the more
advanced eases, where 1na terrible Lever pre-
markabie cures. Those who are exposed to
malarial or other poisons should keep the blood
pure by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
The Yacht Racing Association.

The New York Yacht Racing Associ-
alton admitted the Oceanic Yacht Club
of this city to membership last night. and
accepted the resignation of the Cedar
Point Yacht Club. The Regatta Com
mittee on the Labor Day Regatta report
ed in favor of awarding the prize in the
third class opel sloops to IL. G. Miner.
the H. G. Miner carried no member dur
ing the race, and the matter was referred
to the Executive Committee.
The Henry Grey was disqualified in the
fourth class cabin cntboats for taking the
wrong course and the prize was awarded
10 the Edna. 1t was decided to appro-
pirate $3.50 for prizes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

bCUIfE By FHAMES.
Team No. S.......s69 lTS 30 347 Al. 58S o46 156 $50 943
Team no. 5.......B ~ l&2 26y aS3 HJ2 5sl It's i16 SO glS
Ayerages-Team No. & io7f LIZ; Team Mo. s. 1853.
Ump1re-D. II. lockwood.
s.cor6f-M. u. Mesc0tI,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
To.aI. Be, l9O s.

The championship games will be de-
cided today at Analostan Island on the
grounds of the Columbia A. G.
The order i'll which the events win be
started fulloW:-
Trial heats, 100 yard dash; on miles
walk, trial heats 100 yards hurdle race,
trial heats 440 yards run, trial two mile
bicycle race, final heat 100 yards dash,
one mile run, final heat 100 yards hurdle
race, final heat 440 yards run, final heat
Two mile bicycle race, trial heats 220 yards
dash, trial heats 900 yards hurdle race,
three mile walk, second trials go
yards dash, record trials 800 yards hurdle
race, half mile run, five mile rim, final
heat 800 yards run, final heat 2S0 yards
hurdle race. trial pulls team tug,of-war,
running high jump, final pull team tug
of-war, putting 16 pound shot, team pull
tug-of war for second and third places,
running broad jump, throwing 16 pound
hammer, individual tug-of-war, pole
vault, individual tug-of-warsecond triais,
throwing Sc pound weight and final pull
individual tug-of-war.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

eJfnDalIcsi1 thIscfSy c1arr M rcc1svsa csrsenr-To
set their poles and string thsir wires ali ovs + lie
CITY, and 70 lay pipes Tor E snveysng electricity under
the Streets That the overhead wires are a consCnnc
menace to the lives and property OF our people, need
Fact that some vlctim ms lost his life, or some bulld-
Ing set on fire by the deadly current Even hore 4
are killed by the broken wires E2hing upon them.
and these accidents must multiply as the strung
wires grow older and weaker. IL is alfnos . fmnogsl-
bic TO raise a adder 70 put.out q fire In some 81 tic
streets Elresdy, and we cannot afford TO run the rfsk
OF human ilfe py covering the lnuititudes with more
of these deaLh-deatng etec,rlc w1rs s.
But even II the wires werPharrniess, you could not
grant to tndfyiduas the rights Rteufed n
DC gransed by mis- ordinance. Tae con.
sent OF the city must bs afven ~
pany incorporated uDaer the iaws OF the State. Won
are respectfully referred 10 my Yet9 OF anotner ordf-
nance intended 10 grant consent to certain indfyi '
uals TO lay gas pipes, wherein l have eEnlained fha
powers q tne city government n such cases.
AS In hal case, 50 in this; there ia no company ann
thaSdef Ct is fatal. The ordfaaaoe would be abso-
lutciT Invalid and OF no value to Lle persons nameI
TREY would not be ~permittsd 20 SET a pole nor te
string q WIRE nor 10 8ay a conduit under any street.
Even II tho city auth3yiQes consented any nronerfv
owne. could stop tnea rom exercis. ng any Of Inc
rights in front or nus Dr9psrty. TheYe are ether al.
5ections, yut as the last one name ii Absolutely ia.
tai 1t Is notnecessary 20 mention tnem.
Very respec;fuiIy.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

Team Nc. 2........ 81 l13 2sS 1928 3ST A3l SIC tS5 67S 542
Team no. 4......SS l5s @o3 sis, Ssi ~ IA t9 W ISL
AveIagesaTeam no. Z, 1922; learn No. 4. l5Sz6.
pmpire-W. i. Mc1iFoy.
SeOter-G. l.. Wins.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

when BABY vas sick, We gave her castoria.
when she was a Child, she cried for castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to cassoria
When she had Children, she gave them astoria'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

$500 RcOREBBY FRAMES.
team No. 4.....,,.9 6 1S 258 3lg AIS $50 6S1 10 79S S76
cam Norz.ss...76 US III 2A4 381 a61 56S b42 80 SIS
Aserages-Team No. d us Is; Team No. 8, 1853.
Cmpire-D, 4, Holcomb
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
F5fy FespcctfuIIy.
ORESTES CLRVEIAND.
MAYoR,s CFvIoE. CITY HAIL, Z
JERSEY CITY, Sept. 1A 1890.

To kae Board OF aldermen:
GentiemcD-An ort,nance entitled An ordinance
proposed % pc organszea By him. g Lay eonaaits n n
jersey City, commonly called tho Lafayette DIS
trict, for the purpose OF conyeyirg electricity 10
bulldings and dwellings," is herewith Returned WIN
affections.
The ordinance is 80 utterly ahsurd and illegal on
the face OF il. tnat the many other cbject1ans need
not be given. You are respectfully referred to tie
objections eiven int wo other veLoes Of similar oriin-
nnees OF even date herewith, Tor an explanation OF
The position this ordnance would occupy in case OF its
hnaI passage. 1t would be my duty under my oath OF
the proposed COMPANY, from open;ng any street. or
taNIag any advantage whatever of The permission
intended to be grauted by this ordinance.
Very respectfully,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
n 100000 OIEH1NL5 OTN AIassDs
MAYORS OFFICE.
CITY HALL. JERSEY CITY, Sept. 10. 1890.

~ 4aA
TO the Board of A!derInen;
a resolution adopsed by your honorable BODY.
giVing directions to the city clerk in regard to the city
seal, and ordering him not 10 attach II to contracts
in certain cases, s herewith returned. Your honora-
bic body has a6optCd similar resolutions! on two or
three previous occaslors. and they were allowed TO
rest unnoticsd because they could be OF no effect.
The adoption or such resolutions seemed TO me at
the tI1ae TO BE- O hnrmieSS amusement, cut IT Is IN
reai11y such q serious Attempt on the part OF one de-
paTtmcnt of the city government 10 encroaeh upon
the rights and duties of another Department. thai it
seems to be my duty to object. The city seal Is not
directly or indirectly IN the custody or control of
your honorable BODY. 1t is exclusively under the
control ofthe city clerk, who is an officer Of the citv
government, Independent of the board OF aldermen.
and charge by the city charter with duties and re-
sponeibilides IN no way connecJcd with or acted
upon directly or Indirectly by yoar honorable body.
Amongst those duties he is made the absolute GUS
LodLan oftho city seal.
No board or person has any control over it or him
in the use OF 1t. and, under certain circumstances,
be has act himself any discretion IN the use Of 1t. He
is obliged to attach IL, as required by the CHARGER,
Dctning his duties. the charter saws: lie shall
EcountGrsign all licenses and all BONDS. obligations
and Other evidences OF indebtedness incurred by the
city or any department thereof, ana shall afix the
corpoFSse seal therefor he shall have the custody OF
that seal"
IN another place, de1infng the duties OF the board
now known as the boerd OF street ane water COM
missiolers, The charter says in regard to contract,
iswhen in writing, shall be N che name ofihe carDo--
| ZION and etaned by the mayor ana the president of
aid board, and he sealed with the corporate seai.'
Language couid hardly he stronger. anc you Will
lutte Gus odian, independent OF your honorable body.
Very Respectfully,
OREsTEs CLEVELAND.
REPORTS OF STANDING CQMMITTEEs.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-15
ERSUNAIn

Mrs. VIM. Breeden left to-day for the
City of Mexico.
Col Frost has returned from business
trip to Las Cruces.
Hon. II. l.. Waldo has gone to Kansas
City on legal business.
Hon. ]. Nj. Castillo, OF Bernaillo, one
OF the weathiest sheep raisers in the
country, is here on business to-day.
Henry Coke, of Sapello, the active or
gamer of Las Vegas new savings bank,
was registered at the Exchange yester-
day.
Miss Ada Bailhache, formerly OF this
city, passed Lamy junction on Saturday
enroute from the east to San Diego, Cali
fornia.
U. s. Marshal Trinidad Romero, has
gone to Washington, and Chief Deputy
Marshal Serapio Romero is in the city
to day looking after the business of the
marshal's office.
P. Penn Gaskell and W. T. Holberton,
English capitalists and who are interested
in mining properties in Sierra county and
in the famous Lady Franklin mine, are in
the city from London. They stop at the
Palace.
At the Palace: J, M. Peck, Musca
tine, Iowa; j. M. Castillo, Bernalillo; A
Rosenheim, New York Chas. E. Jones
Pueblo; Stuard Hinchman, New York
II. Goldsmith, Baltimore; w. T. Hol
berton, P. Penn-Gsskell, London; Taylor
Coons, Grand Rapids.
Major r. J. Pslen was found at hit
desk in the First National bank to-day
looking as though he had enjoyed his
rest. Major Palen and family returned
from the east yesterday accompanied by
Miss Maleson, Mrs. Palen's niece. The
New MEXICAN welcomes them hcme.
At the Hotel Capital: F. Frank, AL
buquerque; Lew Johnson, Allen Nc
Donald, Dick Cousby, Phil. E. Johnson
J. W. Green, W. +. Moten, j. f. Jack
son, Robt. Cole, Mack Harris, Jas. Coop
er, Fl. B. Smith, II. Dyer, W. G. Graft
Hady Cheriff, Minstrel troupe; Roman
Romero, Las Vegas; Jas. Ruger, Louis
Baker, Tres Piedras; F. D. Brown, Pu
eblo, Colo.