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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURs&

Nsu York, July l2-Ns, and gross receipts,
ii1 bales. Futures closed steady. sales, gl.yOO
bales July, Sill ss,tlL91: August, fli2stlL13,
September, fl0s6atii.S7: Octoter. sle39aE0s9
November. no 4asI0i6; December, il1ta
sl946: January. fl0.Jssll.5i. February. sl13)A
1885, March, $40 ssafl05a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
NV NH. NOW cors TO THE pnFsrnryr.

The silver bill has now passed both
houses of Congress in the identical terms
in which it came from the conference
committee last Monday, when 1t was tele-
graphed IN full. After being enrolled it
will receive the signatures of the presiding
officers of the two houses and will be sent
TO the President Monday.
Without transacting any further bust
ness the House at o'clock adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
The Anti-Lottery Feeling Gaining.

NEw ORLEANS, July l2.-The comments
OF the press of the country against the
lottery is bearing fruit in the change Of
sentiment throughout this State. A spe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
A PITCHED BATTLE.
Rival Factions In a Texas Town In Bloody
Conflict.
by telegraph 10 the Dl.pstch.l


DENVER, Col, July PA telegram re-
ceived by the Nc'cS from Ysleta. Tex, SAYS
A pitched battle il in progress here be-
tween two local factions. both of which
claim control of the town government.
They held an election in April and each
side claimed the result. Both sets of ON,
cials were sworn in and the town has had
two governments ever since. One party,
led by an intelligent Mexican. was called
tho Peoples party. aud the other was led
by Hebrew named Gaal and called the
Republican parry. Several fights have
taken place, and It has been expected that
the trouble would eliminate in bloody
conflict. and this took place last night.
A later dispatch says the fighting has
ceased. but that both sides are holding
their ground and it is impossible for any
one TO venture out TO discover who are
dead and wounded. The telegraph-ope-
rator there wires that he can count six
dead bodies from his window.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
To ge Editor Of ne D,sno,cb.

7 -7---' y ''V I7I0Dl-FIIs
l think that the census will show
Richmonds population 10 be between
5000 and $1,000. l base my cslcu-
lation upon the fact that Superin-
tendent, Young and Special-Agent Ray in
sisted that our figures were going to be
more than I'VE expected What 1--WE ex-
pected" is. rather indefinite. but would,
should Judge, refer to the Dispdtch's esti-
mate always adhered to) of 1000.
Were l asked to guess" the number /
would say S,!Ol. The latter digit Is the
" last man TO which reference has so
often been made by all concerned.
JUDGE II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
ApsryT AND Nor PAIRED.

The following members were absent and not
pairod: Messrs Blanchard, J. b. Brown, OF In
diana, Clark OF Alabama, Covert, Dickerson,
Fowler, Lee, Mansur. Mccarthy, Phean, Row
laud. Stahlnecker, Taylor Of Tennessee, YsuI,
aud wilkinson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July i2, 1920

oFFRRISdS-
wHsir-i.722 bushela
CORs-i,200 bushels
OAra-l, 100 bushels.
kYk.-i60 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHgAr.-Lonsberry, go bushels very good on
private terms. shortberrry, 800 bushels very
good on private terms 80 bushels very good AT
g3c. 500 bushels very good at Gle. (; s bushels
good st soc. Total saIes Of wheat, i,6ss bushels.
CoRs.-White, 100 bushels yery good on pri-
vate terms. Nixoi. l, 30 bushels very good on
private terms Total sales II corn, z,.co BUSH
els.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
MARINE usrELLIGEScE.
rogr o. RICHMOND. july ~, issl

AR2lvkn
steamer Ariel, Doyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
Barksp.ine N. r. Lsemhui-. Yough, Pernam-
buco. In ballast, TO Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Fannie Brown, shsrrsu. Port Royal
phOspha e-rocx. Richmond Cneuicsl company.
schooner susan y. Pickerne, hennebec. lee
Richmond Ice Compsay ,.,, -
Schooner John 4. Gurus, hiLlamss paiumores
coal, :. n. Hawes. -
schooner Maud seward. Travsrs, New Vera.
salt, Robert r. Williams 8 60.
schooner George W. Arjorson. Gale. Nsu
York kainit, Allison addison
sAuLYD.
Schooner Dora Allison, Rose, New Yerk, ~.
ritss vessel, Ccrtis & Parker.
Pogr OF NEWPORT NEWS. july IL issa
lBy relegrsphl
ARKIygD.
Steamship wyAnoke, Richmond. and called
for New YORK. merchandise.
steamship Kaaswha, New YORK. 70 losdooal
sALEn
Schooner Birdsail New York. camel coal
PoET OF WEST POINT. JULY IL issa
10y Telesrspo.j
AgaIyEn
steamship Richmoni. smith. New YORK. sss-
Steamship Baltimore. BilluDA Baltimore. ssss.
schooner schul,s. Lowry. Bahama lsissds'
guana
Steamship Baltimore, RiliupA Bsirnses. sss
s!ssmsAip Richmond. smith. New Tsrs. sss-
ssal cargN
MEMORANDUM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

NRw YORK. July l2-Ihs total yslhle supply
OF cotton for tho world Il ii96,ss7 bales, - witch
ED657 bales are American. agalnst l,3a,sos
bales aud s,6.66s bales respectively last year.
Receipts NJ All interior towns, 30 bales. crop
In signt - ~. sSg baleA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
To he Editor ofhe Dispatch /:

Ny guess of our population is that it
is between $1,000 and $4,000, but | do not
pie, and doubt if they Will exceed $1,000
in their report. MONROE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Bond Oncrings Accepted.

10y telegraph 70 the Dispatchl
NAsWNoroN. ID. c.. July l2.-Bond offer
ins TO-DAY Sls.65O. All a : at 1903 and all
accented
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

The Main-street cars run TO the New
Reservoir lake without change. Fare s
eeptA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
District Manager of city Hands and Carts.

The types made il appear few days ago
that ]. ii. Cardwell had been elected one
of the district managers OF city hands and
carts The name should have been j. ii.
Gardnar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
kENIlWORTH INN

In Course of Erection Near Asheviile-
Census Figures Disappointing.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
AsHKyrrLK, N. G.. July n.-The Kenil-
worth Inn. the ground for which was puI-
chased several months ago by DR.. W. @.
Browning, of Philadelphia, win soon have
material sxistsnce. The location y about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
To The EdNor Of he Dispatch :

Please enter guesses on "Richmond's
enumeration Of seven young men at 3
Governor street:
A guesses 1858.
Il guesses y. $50.
c guesses 100000.
ID guesses %. 600.
j. guesses q, 500.
I guesses 81 200.
G guesses 100000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. July u. $3.50.
SALgs-FrRsT BOARD. $500 Richmond city
IA at 100: 1000 Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac dividend obligation ~ ii2..
CLOSING rIotI-io,s ~ ,sJ;k Exchange
GOVERNMENT SsJJsl-tSI b g. Ss.sf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
a Chxpge OF Base.

t3y telegraph 70 the Dspasch.I
SAN FRANoIsoo, July lathe United
States steamer Thetis left this port this
morning for GsutsmAlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.

II Is learned that the trouble originated
in this way: Benigno Alderette, mayor Of
and had couple of men cleaning it out,
when Gaal sent posse of armed men to
drive Alderette's men from their work.
Gaal claimed that he was mayor. put his
own men TO work, and refused to discon-
tinue when ordered by Alderette to do so.
The Mayor then secured a warrant for the
arrest Of Gsal to place him under peace
bond and deter him from further inter-
ference with the aqueduct. Gaal sum
moned his armed followers around him and
refused to DO arrested and the fight fol-
lowed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
RICHMOND. Va Julv 10 1890.

To Gie Editor Of he Dispatch:
Awaiting myself of the courteous invita-
ton extended through your columns few
days ago, l venture to make a guess at the
census OF the CITY; am of the opinion
that the figures VIII be between IS, 600 and
Sc 900, say S5.47s. Bosros.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
ApTAcFTUL sURRrNprR.

FL PAso, TrxAs, July 12.-The fight at
Ysleta terminated in peaceful surrender
who resisted arrest. cannot be found. Six
teen men have been arrested and brought
here to the county jail. 1t turns out that
only one man is killed-a Mexican OF Mayor
Alderettes posSe-who tried to arrest Gaal.
Another has a slight wound in the head.
TWENTY-FIVE Winchesters and pistols were
seized and brought here because no Ysleta
merchant was willing to store them. No
further trouble is anticipated by the
Sheriff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Guesses.
GueSses.
To ne Editor 0fhe Dispatch:

July 9, 1890.
/ guess that Richmond's population as
enumerated by the census officers will be
s2.s75. j. u. BAcKEB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

wsauo,s: Fios - Josl1s sapsrnns. Sa7sa
s3.x; extra 3l5)ssl73 family, tsASA;a patsas
family. county, S;.7jlSA.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

To the Editor of The Dispatch:
Put me down as guessing that the Dis.
patch calculation as to the population is
correct. l. Y. l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
THE DAY IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July l2-There was futtering
of yellow and purple colors on the Lake
front this morning. IL was Orangemen' 5
day. The Chicago Orange societies pa
raded through the poincipal stress IN the
business portion Of the city and then went
by train to a suburban park, whore they
speut the remainder OF the day in speech
making and sports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
HE oRANGEMEMs PARADE.
No SembIance of TroubIe-A Big Process
sion aud Picnic at Jones's Wood.

NV YoRK. July 1.-THE Orangemen had
a splendid parade here to-day and wound
up with picnic at Jones's wood, and
there was no semblance of disturbance
None was expected, but since the memora-
he riot Of 1871 the police take no chances.
There were 500 men IN line, representing
fourteen lodges, four of which (Nos. 10, %,
AZ. and 40 were from Philadelphia and one
from Brooklyn. Grand Marshal David
Graham and fourteen aids led the parade,
which was nearly half a mile IN length.
Yellow seemed to be the prevailing color
to-day
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-15
Ser bette Wemfdlj a,af GrSeu.

gan, renn au& nitbt serabe Der bette, 70 bod elmer
Der peteten Menfen auf Grbeu iit berienae ireIder
ener berannabenben 9rantbeit GnbaIt tbut, ebe e Id
tn let1sm I aSrpsr iefiest. Dur@ Huge Grbaltuns,
seip: sstenerberfeluns ber 9immelssabe. GefunSs
belt pro elm FOLDER Mdnn ber b6d5ifcn Bea@tnna
ipertb. eein geiipiel perbtent BON ahen nabgsabmi
,u per6en. Die geben, peISe uns befauen, fnb arps
gsntbetlS einem Mansel an 9e6en8tbdtisett unSeres
Wasens, alic besentsen piel misbrauGten Oraans
nnleres 9prperS, peldeS ba;u bient bic Wabruns afs
IInebmen nnb 3u rerbauen, SujufGreiben. Oabei In
eS sst9stls Db beier Mansel aebenstbdsteit Elm
ansebcrener ober odufasen aner5osener it, 9Been Be-
bari es nun, nm enen We@ieI bfees 3uanbes berbeiz
3ufnRren? Gtnes seiunben Stimuldn;mtttelS. Wte
laasla9rtSe @rfabrung lehrt nnb punberte 3eusz
nten bewetien 1T feneS 70 5utrdsli, ais Sptefter
Masenbtttsrs. @epibnli@e, niGt smebiSiniidbe Sti-
mIantten iino rerger, benn init fplden fam bic Sie=
9elmdBt9fet nno Guergie her 8erbaunnaspraune ndbt
fpteber bersefelt perben. Durd bas aenannte MtieI
aser, etn MasensGli5tr i'm beten 9inne bes @prtes,
@Te geer 1cn1 peg sansen Sptems anfsefrt, rirb
Stltpltdt nno Dpspepiie aus bem Eelbe unb aus ben
seoedtsten S&IupfptnfcIn peridst Oialariide, Wies
REM, Slajenz nnb rbenmatii@e aeioen nerben burd,
oteien nniberpinbldben &efcrmatpr perbprbeuer Ce=
iunbbeit iiesreib hbermunpen.
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sturm gu ieben. O5 es gsraoe Elm
febr erbebenoer NnbIid iein miro, oas
muB i'd Sbrer 8eurtbeiluns onbeim
ffelen.
9as brad Der llnterreouns Den Gals !;
he ipra6: Sd nuB ins 0aus geben,
Die Wutter mirb mid eriDar.en. St
nabm ibre 6anb, bic fb etuas full
anfiiblte. unb fbieb nit einem oiirr h6f.
li9en: 2eben sic tpobl!
Vim folgenben Worgen, aIs er abfubr,
batten fie Geibe ettpas ionberbare gm.
pfn6ungeu. Sbr foiteie es binter ibrem
Gentter einige Sbrdn9en; er fonnte bas
unbeitimnlte @efdbI ni9t Iosmerben,
oaB ct fi6 blamirt babe. CT fab fs erff
Dieoer, als ie Die 5rau zines poblbe.
itallten Steuereinne6mers mar, Der
lange pfeifen rnu1te unb ieinen @refu.
tor iiber bic 6ei6e fbidte, Fatt ielbf
barber 3u iieisen.
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Gin fleiues ainS.

oas BET ieiner @eburt 10 fbuad, unb
10 mangelbaft entipideIt mar, baB es
unter geiu6bnli9en umifdnben niAt
lebensfdbig gemefen tDdre, befinbet Iib
ge9enDdrtig In einem @incinnotier 6oss
pltal in einem iogenannten ,syueuba.
tor, elmer Nrt 8rutanfaIt, mie He ia
Der lebteH 3eit odnn unb iuann aur
Serpenbung getummen finb. Das fiei.
ne Ding tplegt ieBt, nod mebru0dent.
lt9em MufentbaIt In benz befaaten Np.
purat, erft 5mil9en brei nnb bier pfunb
nnb bat nod feline GingerndeeI. Seine
Augenlieber fteben ofen un6 ale Stun.
oe tDirb elm Sropfen @eil6 in iein
Minb9en getrdufeIt. 8as lit bic eius
aige ytabrung, bic es empfdngt. Der
sSncubator" ifellt F9 bar aIs eine 3is
fte, bic ettpa 20 3oa brett, 80 3ou bod
uno in baIber 96be burd cine 3mis
f9entpanb In cine obere unb cine uniere
0dlfte getbeiIt lit. Sn Der Iebteren Be.
finoet iidb erpdrmtes WafIer, in Der
oberen, bic nit NsbeH ausgefdIaaen
TT, einestbeils um bic Wirtung Der aus.
ftrablenben Wdrme 81 miIbern, anbern.
tbeils um ben 3utritt Der 2uft ben au.
ben au Oerbinbern, Iiegt bas 3inb. Has
lebtere bat felt ieiner Mufnabme in ben
Mpparat f6ou bebeutenbe SsortId1ritte
gema6t.
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Gin frlbsr bel Der armee ffebeuber
Wunbarat unb iebt bebeutenber Irat i'm
oftlitben Soma, muBte unI6n0ft onf els
nige Sage iein Seim perlalien; tpdhs
renb ieiner NbDeienbeit betam zines
Der &inoer cine fbDere grtdItuns, no.
rauf feline sfrau iOfOrt cine ,slai9e
eebamberlain's @oueb &emsbp" boIen
lteB. Wtit benz er3ielten @efuItate tpar
he 10 auflieben, oaB bel dbnIi1en Jduen
gu berf6iebenen 3eiten bieieIbe Mebi3in
gebrau6t tpurbe. Rad eigener llebers
asugung bebaupiet ber ArSt, baB es bas
8uberIdiiigite prdparat sesen grtdltung
wdre unb before @rfoIge eraiele, aIs ii.
genb zines, tuos er ie gebrau9t babe.
3H Derfaufen BEL &. Cohen & Co.,
&alteper & Son unb alien bebeutenben
SroguifeH.
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/. W0LFSoN Ecke Main Plaza und Aceouia-Strasse- s,

in@te iie benz Sob bic 3tpeite 8eute obs
aurinser, pergebensl Qu@ Die s9me.
tier, nit ber he tn Der Grembe tapfer um
Die grbaltung bet Gamilie getdmpft, nit
ber iie 2eib unb 5orge eemeiuiam ge.
tragen, f9mahb BIN, tpie elm 9hatter.
giun bedte bic beimat6Ii9e grbe anei
rubeloIe 6eraen uno Goni febrte bon ben
@rdbern Der tbeureu 0ingeldiebeuen
mad New Oort allein 3urtd.
Wolfgang bate Xpnis grsdblunq
! f@weigenb nit angebbrt. Mls {ie geen.
bet, ergriff er lire Sanb uuo faete:
W6, iDie trauttg iinb bod ale Dab.
rem @eidi@ten! Was m6sen Sic in
bieten Sagen geIitten babenl
Nun. ermiberte He ld9eIno, mir
i6ien es am Sterbebett ber GAmeE1er,
ols Oh ni@t nur Sprannenma@t ibre
@renaen babe, fonoern au9 ber
S9mer3 - bas Mfeni1enbera tr6at
nur elm aewifes WaB BON 2ei6; mag
Oariiber binonsgebt fiibIen mir ni@t
mebr.
Bon beute ab miiGen sic al' ebre
Wiaeusfrnft aufbieten, um fi9 iiber bic
Sralier eniporjubeben, meinte WoIfz
gang. Bebeutea sic 8ooenifebts ueife
Gebre:
Was llneliid unb 6orgeu Dir briuaen.
IS 1T ni@t persetensl
Simmer aus 5untlem @runbe ert1briuoeu
Die Quelen bes 2ebens.
Das lit Elm tr6Renb Wort, eniqeauete
2oai. SEPT. ba i6 mid ssbuen amer.
traut babe, fommt es iiber mid, tpie elm
9efhbl Der Befreiung. Sebenfalls =
bier ftodte ibre 3unge unb he enfaoa
ibm bic 0ano, tuelde ct leile gebrhdi
batte = III mir nobIer.
., i6 phni9te tlur, i6 btirfte i'm.
mer Greuo unb 2sib nit Sbnen tbeis
Greube 2 @s wirbe Iange bauern, be-
Dor i4 oieie empfinben iperbe.
., fagen Sic bas nid5t! Nne Dinae
fnb benz Me6fel untertpOrIen, unb
tpeni1 Sic in oaS ldrmenoe @etrieh. Der
@eItifabt Netp 0orf aurhdtebren, 10
tpirb ieber Gag neue Nnregungeh brin.
gen. 6ier freili6 Ieben sic tuie auf
elmer SnieI = adj, tpenn i1 bod i'm
Stanos mdre. ettpas at Sbrer grIeidate.
rung 5u tbun!
8eioe i6miesen eine Deile, bann
fagte 2oni leiIe unb f1ii@tern:
Sd ertappe mid eben auf elmer I'm.
baGfbdrfeit. Sic, rnein 6rennb, baben
mir bereits cine re1te 6reube bereitet
bur6 biele 8Iumen.
81 oas pabr CT ergrilf lire 6aub
uno brtifte eiuen 4uB barauf. sic ent.
aog he ibm nibt. 90 fan6en He cine
Weile fdmeigenb li6 gegeniiber - In
Der Stille ber Na9t, umraufd5t bonn
Weere - unb elm @efiibl ieIiaen gliids
siug bur9 ibre 0er3en.
Soni Gelang es suerf, ben iiiBea 2ies
besrauf9 81 bannen unb i9 aufaus
r1fen. ---
gs lit fpdt. iastc Re baftig, unb i'd,
mnB Ia bic Gaiiite 3urhdtebren. Wein
langes Ausbleiben fbnnte onffalIeu.
DIR f9eint, bic Gtiirme baben ausoe,
tobt unb bic pGermania" tpirO eine ru.
bigere 6ahrt boben.
50 bOhs Gin Slei9es bon Sbrer Sc.
bensfobrt!
Ils fi9 geibe Dor Der Raiitentbiire
@ute. Ya9t iaeten, botten He ben glei,
den Wuni6, bic Stunben Der 5rens
fiung m69ten f@oa uOriiber Iein.
tSortIstuna fcIei.)
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@hieaao. cfQs.. Gebrlrnr 18

Sd lit stpei Monate an ben beftias
Hen lbeumatii@en Sdmersen. Durd)
oie NniDenoung bon St. sSafobs Oel
purbe i9 bauernb gebeiIt. = Fri. Qaas
the @eorgen, 818 2arabse. Str.
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6 GntIo B u no.

Sd seiee biemit germanbten unb ge.
tannten an, baB meine 8erIobuna
nit Grdulein Nmanba Goldberg riids
gdngig gema9t motben 1T. Sur uer
bic 5bbe ibrer Wlitgift fannie, ipirb bic
5isfe meines S6msrses su niirbisen
piHen.
6. etreber, Referenbar.
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@artet auf Sells Bros. unb Bar.
retts gr6btem Circus Der Welt. Sn San
Nntonio Greitag ben s. Robember.
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Die
Wo9entli4e 6reie YreHe fiir Suas
eri9eint
isoen 0omneraag
unb toftet
$3.50 ftir oaS Sabr D6er 31.2B fAs
g @Onate tn WDramsbesablmas.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-16
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED WILL BE RECEIVER nv
y the Board OF Street and Water Com.
missioners on Monday, june S0th, $780, t ten O'Clock
IMPROVEMENT OF WILTON ST.
from Communipaw ave. to Maple st.. In accordanca
with specifications on file In the office OF the CHER IN
gineer, corner OF Jersey ave. and Mercer st.. Where
blank forms OF bid and agreement OF sureties must
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 1,500 cubic yards OF earth excavation.
About GOV cubic yards OF sand or gravel nIiinr.
about bout $ ~ square ! rss ya cc o. stone paving.
About 200 square feet Of new bridge stone.
About 50 square yards OF repaving.
About l,5U lineal feet of reset curbstone.
About 200 scuare feet of relaid bridge stone.
About 90 ltneal feet Of cribbing.
About 8 manhole heads reset.
About 2 receiving basins reset.
Time allowed for the completion OF fha WORK
fifty (5O working days.
OF the contract therefor wil Be subject to the re-.
monstrance o. the owners OF the property liable to
more than one-hnlf the assessment therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed enveIopea
endorsed sFrcposais for Improvement of Wilton
St. directed to II. A. Dugan, Esq, Chairman Of
on Streets and Sewers and handed to
the clerk or the Eoard In open meetfng when called
for In the order Of business relating to sealed pro-
posals.
No city oficial will be accepted as surety, nor
will a substitution OF sureties be allowed.
The attention OF bidders is especially called to
Section ~, or the New Charter OF 1859. under the
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city until the bonusmen offered by the CON.
nance, the president OF said Board having power
to examine the proposed bondsmen under 18th.
By order OF the Board or Street SRI Water
Comm issioners-
Dated Jersey City. June IS. 1850.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-16
CORPORATION Notice.

~ l9sh day q April, $50 publication was made
by George R. Mckenzie and others for the improve
MONMOUTH ST.,
from scm, the south SIDE Of Railroad ave. 70 Mont
q Grand st., IN the following manner. Including
all intersections:-
graded to the established grade BY tine excavating
or Milling to the established grade.
thereof.
70 have the preseut curb reset and new twenty
70 have new bluestone tagging four feet wide
70 have the present ~aagsIne relaid and new nag
ging laid where necessary.
ITO, TO have inc carriage way paved with Belgian
TO bavenew Sridge stone cross walks laid
laid and and n eve B Bridae sRoaassi aia Where &c 1 n sssaans
10 A proy I'D oi fos tS wos sow eS g aS sss sur mes Be %st Rsc ssa q
complete the Improvements In q FOOD and suostan-
Notice i also given tina. on the ON oay Of June
RPs s0 : y Be- sso asss ~ T. and ndrs The Il P 1sa% a,so amount me Iro e
able amount OF assessment per foot Of frontage for
public Inspection in the once Of the Clerk * the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners
streets Ana R Or avenues Il a's g. g pssslcn sna' se sSs a0i nSsTsof
are included in sa Ms,S assseessmsn sr namely
from Grand st. to Bright st. and from Montgomery
st. to Railroad aveicRASn sr
from Monmouth st. about IS feet and Is feet wests
from Monmouth St, about aSSii..s feet and 200 feet
Ton south sidel from Monmouth St. about Ss.7 feet
and . feet west; RRcrr 81.
ton the north sidel from Monmouth st.. about %
~ WAyNE ST.
from Mon mouth st, about 100 feet east and 100feet
Anc that tbe ath day OF August 1890, at ten
otcl9ca 2. M, and the meeting room OF the Board
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-16
Corporation Notice.

NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
- 18th day OF March. 1890, application was made
to the Board OF Streer and Water Commissioners
by. f. Hutton and others for the construction OF q
24inch Dlick sewer Ia
x AVENUE,
from II feet west of Central ave. to connect with
sewer in Perry ST.. in the GLOWING manner, via
OF suitable dimensions and in accordance with the
established plan OF sewerage, together with all the
necessary manholes, receiving basins and appur-
tenances.
Notice is also given that on the 9th day Of June.
1890, the commissioners OF Assessment filed with
the Board OF street and Water Commissioners their
preliminary sketch showing what property will
probably be assessed and the amount Of benefit to
each lot or parcel OF land, also the probable amount
OF assessment per foot Of frontage for the said inn
Drovement and the same is now open to public In
spection in the office of the clerk Of the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners.
And notice Is also given thatthe following streets
or avenues or. particular sections thereof are In.
Guided in said assessment, namely
H0PKINS AVE-,
from Central ave to o point about so feet north az
Perry ST.; Central ave-, FROM Hopkins ave-, about "a
feet east and Is feet west
And that the 18th day OF August, 1850, ct 10 o,ctoct
a. m, and the meeting room OF the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners, arc hereby hxed az the
time and place when and where the Board or Sfreet
and Water Commissioners viii meet to hear parties
interested in said application and all remon
strances against the SAID Improvement that may be
presented In writing.
By order OF the Board Of Street and Wafer Com
mfssioners.
GEO. T. BoUTos,
Dated Jersey City, June 18th, 1sol.