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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-25

wound. Constable Alexander received
slight wound. The superintendent of
mounted police is holding an investigation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-25

Prince Bismarck's old chief Is said to
have recently killed, cleaned, cooked and
served chicken in six minutes on q
wager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-25

The pension role, it Is said. contains
twenty-three widows and daughters of
revolutionary soldiers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-25

Guatemala, is not son of Nine. Barrios.
He was born before her marriage to the
president, of mother said TO have been in
an obscure social position.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
QusIano.

= &or einiger !3ett tpur6e mad oeutidz
ldnotlden 3ettungel1 mltgetbetlt, Der 0erz
3og bon Cumberland babe flr Die Sbetlneb>
ller an Der S6la6t bel Q1ngenz
al5 q CUR 25iGbrigen @ebG6tntBfeier ienes
Cages cine ltlberne WeoatlIe an>
fertigen lalien, uno 1900 oapon leien am
27. Suit auf benz S6la6tfeloe lelbit
Dsrtbeilt Doroen. SIS lit uns in ben Deuti6>
l6notlden 3eitungen audi ME ein gSiberz
ruf oteler 9ta0ridt gu @eitdt gefommer.
6r. s. S. Wtueler in Qanbam in gfebraSfd,
Der su ienen 3Deilneblnern gebOrte uno lih
nit @illa9e Der betreffenoen ytoti3 in Oer
vSQt1oiS Staats aeitung" on ben 6er;og
bon Cumberland Inn cine WtebailIe ge1panot
bate, erbielt ben 8eideio, baB cine ioIde
WteDatue- II / 6 eriftirt.
- 0m 81. 0usuit begtng Ser berabmte
@elebrte 0ermann 9eImbolB leiz
nen lteb3igften @eburtstag, fretz
lid ni6t in Berlin, ionbern in filler
8eltobgei6iebenbeit in Stalien. Qm z.
ytonember, bent Gage ielnes fiinf3igjGbrigen
0ottoriubiIGums mtro tbm uno 3uglei1
Sir6om cine Qldn3snOe Spation ieitens Der
Stu0entenl6 af bargebraht iDeroer. Sen
un5GbItgen Sr0en, Die SeImbolb belibt,
bat aus gtnlaB Des @eburtstages Der Sonia
DON S6Dehen bas @roBfreus oes Dtorbz
itern OtOens binsueefiat. Seine 8aterz
ltaot Yctsoam ernannte 0elmbol3 sum
@6renbiirger. Sir Die internationaIe 6eln1s
6olbzS tiftung itnO bis iebt 45, 900 Wart
etngegangen.
-3um acknowledgement bun6erti4bz
rtgen @eburt5tage I~beooDr
&0rners madt DaS v9eip3. Sageblatt"
oarauf aufmerflan, oaB nod 3tpei 8erlonen
amSeben itno, Die mitG0rner na1 ieiaerg5er>
munoung bel &iBen III Berii6run0 qetom=
men itno. Die cine lit Die in @roBsibober
lebenoe S%Obanne Gpltne 6Qubenz.
reuBer. sic bat Steooor &0rner per-
nulOet lin g8albe aufgefunoen ulo nit
quite tbres Naters Sobtas 0aubenreltBer
III 1tderem SERTED in bas bttannte
9artnerbdusGen in Dem Jtittergut @roBz
5l6oher 8ebra6t. Son ba fam er All Der
befreunoeten Menoler' lhsn Samilie ra6
Geip5ig, mo- er big 3ur @eneiung Derpfleo1
inurOe. &u6 Der 2eip3i9er 0omprob1t
WenoIec bate alS neuulG6ri9er GnQbe
Velegenbeit, SbeooOr &Drner @rIril6unoen
gu REDEEM unO ibm @eisui6aft gu leilteu.
Cine trefflt6e Nnmeiiuua
in 8etreff oes S6ulunterri6ts bat baS
preuBil6e Gultus : Wtiniiterium ertbeilt.
@S bot n6mli6 Die Observation-Disclosures
glen a%ngeDlelen. ben tbnen uuter1telteu
S6ulen 8Orl6riften ilber bic 8etebz
rung Der Gtnoer 8erbitun
oDn 8ranbl 6Goen 5u9eben gu lals
len. 0a erfabrun9smdBi8 Die neiIten
8ranoi6Goen in ben Mobnungen our6
&inoer DeranloBt tperben, 10 iouen Die Bes
lebrungen b~eionoere 8l6li6t barauT nebz
men, 0aB Die S6Iler aud lernen, tire
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
meItau5fetIunss perfpectipe.
mas fehen mir pom fioli9en Gnoe ocs
Qnsfteaunespla5es aus?

Bon pel6en, Buntte aus man bic be it
Beripettipe iiber Die tmpoiantelten
8auren 0eS Qusiteuungsplabes erbaIte. lit
cine Trage, oeren 8eantmortung uniere
2sier, Die 5peifeIsObne Die grOBte Nusitels
lung ~unieres SS%abrbun6erts beiuden pers
Den, intereiiiren oiirfte.
gu elmer 8ogelperipeftiue eianen fi6 bic
perl6ieoenen Gbirme unb Qusiihtspunfte
oer5dupt8ebGuOe aaIt5 beionoers, aber einen
Yunft auf5ufinoen, BON benz aus man All
ebener @rOe einen 8lid auf cine gr0Bere
@ruppe bon @ebduoen merfen fann, oiirfte
BET Der 9roBartigtett Der gan3en Nnlage
einige S6pierigteiten baben.
Sci IS BON relher Seite aus man ben
@lsiteGungsplaB betritt, iiberaa fdut oas
Nuge icglei6 nit Bepunoerun9 uno Stauz
nen auf Die I'M groBarti9iten WtaBltabe an
gelegtell 8ra6tbauten. Nabbem Die 8elus
der Die in ben perihieoenen 8auten unter>
sebra6ten ausitsQunesobiette elmer gritnbz
Ii6en8eii6ti9ung unter3ogen baben peroen,
L.tpiro ii3 ibneu pieueidt oergBnnl1 anBsrn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
3ulamnten $50, 600

Merifo, Guatemala, Salua6or, Nicaraz
qua, @oita0ttcu, Colombia, gcuaoore 9eru,
Chile uno 8raiilien tperoeI ibre eigeneu
8auten auffiibren laIien.
UterifO piu i'm SaGionz8arf einen olten
IatetentempeL erricbten, mGbrenb @uatez
mala nit ei1lem G~oitenauftpanoe bon $22,z
600 Elm @ebdube auifubreu pirb, melhes
etneln Yalait Der leBt in 9tuinen liegenOen
Staot Qntigua na69ebtloet lit. 9as Sc
bduoe oes StaateS Colombia nirb oas @az
pttol bteier 9tepubltf en- miniature iein.
Gcuaoor i6lieRli4 bat Nuftrag gegeben, Die
9ta6btloung Des vSonneutempels", nell
der Die Bariier NluSiteGuug our i3ieroe
gereidte uno itd bis iebt in 8aris befanb,
rGA @6tcago 81 ienben, ipo CT i'm Sadionz
8art NufiteGun9 finben miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

erieben,. iObaIO meme gerbdItnifie es sez
itatten."
- Bum gau elmer SeIegrop6enz
ltnte in Oftaftifa bon ca. 200 W9eiz
len gd1ge bat oas beutl6e 9tei6spoltamt
5tDel Seamte i1a6 Sitafrifa entianSt, ipelde
Die 0orarbeiten all Ort uno STEELE iomeit
erleotgen lolen, DAB iofort na6 @intreffen
Der WtatertaLten nit Der Nusfibrung bez
gonnen tper0en tann. Die SelegraDbe.z
1tan9en perOen aus Sta6Lr06ren bergeiteQt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

= 8on Ser Sre6bett Der 8erIts
ter g p ibbuben geben f~olgenoe Bors
fGlle 3eugntB: @inem SGbnrt6 bate fllr3>
lib Elm 0ieb in Der Stride ben WfanteI BON
binter1 aufgel9nitten uno tbm bterauf aus
Der. Uniform Die 8rieftdide enttpenbet.
NuBer 8iittenfarten uno berl6teoenen
S6riftitiden befanb lt9 bartn iein Wtos
natsgebaIt. gta6 einigen Gagen erbtelt
Der SGbnrth init Der Qoit elm peritegelteS
Qadet uno fano BET Seffnung 0~eilelben Die
permiBte 8rieftaI6e. 9te Se1bung tpar
BON einem S6reiben begleitet, tDelheS tols
genbe Stele entbielt: $50 Diel, als an Dem
Snbalt feblt, lit Sbnen un3peifel9aft Der
bloBe 8eitB Der 8rteftaihe nit ben 0artn
beftn6li6en Shriftitufen Dertb. SSllt
l1ebrtgen Ieben sic baraus, tpie nltBllb IS
lit, tpenn man immer 8ifttenfarten BET 1t1
iiibrt; ionit mGre Die 3urii6ienoung nt1z
m0gltn getpeien." Sin Gbnliher Sau
lpielte fi6 balb barauf ebenfGls IN Berlin
o6. @inem altf benz Qlnbalter GabnDof
aneefommeuen 6errn tparD lein Scorer ge7
itoblen, in Dem ii9 duBer &letoungsltuden
nnb @di6e au6 fir i'm iebr DertDooue
Saurtiie unb 3ei6nungen 6efanoen. S9on
am folgenben Sage er6telt er leBtere na1
Der Mpbuung zines BerDanoten, pet penn
e. abgeltiegen mar, nit folgenoem Se9le[S
i6reiben sugei6iGt: rBeigebeno l0las
Sbneu Sbre l3ei6nun9en 3urid, oa tp
oielelben nidt 9ebrauhen fam. g9as SDre
Sa6en anbetrifft, Die ih auf un9ela9f ouo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

l0ipetlt9e Saure ausbauben.
: Nfan i6reibt aus 2~onoon: ,3u
ben en9lti6en Qblon6erli0tetten eeb0rt,
DaB teoer Surtit It, Der einen Bpiten ais
SO nj It er erbGlt, bds Jte1t bebGlt, Ieine
N0DDtGturgel66ft fortune
Ieben, neil, mte als Gnti6uloigun9 atz
9eFubrt, oaS WttniitergebaIt i'm niGt fir
Die b09eren Gaulenoe entl0G0iQen f0nnte,
ipelde CT Dur6 8er5i6t auf ietnen oopo>
tatil6en gtebenperoten1t oufg1be. 3urh
tutbbe9tertge Sttterpellationen inn 8arlaz
ment lit ben 8ertretern Der Gegterung NUM-
lnebr aud oas @tnqeitGnDntB Q%bqebruloen,
DAB Mot weniger ais 20 MttQIie0er
Der Eegterung biibi6e @ebGLter als
Brdltoenten bon Stnan3GeieIIi6af>
II %be5ieben, Dbpobl berqleiden geleblib
Derboten. Sn Der 9iite, Die eben uer0ffentltht.
begeanet man benz Bremier als Oireftor
elner TlnanScompdgnte, Nn0ere BADEN 3tuei
bis oret ODER bier lolde etntrGgli6e 9tebenz
1rnter, lIno Sir SarneS Scranton lit, neben
1etnen1 Wttlltiterallt, 9ireftor BON ntcbt
tpentger oils lteben Brtpatcompagnien uno
ladelt alS lold1er Diele Taulenoe elm. eSSene
70 Ne9terungsnlitglteoer thetlen lib in Die
9elam1nt lur1rte bon 62 gtebenperoieniten
als Prdltoenten uno Otreftoren."
: Wtit elmer 0t Il 6erin i6rer Gbre
tptro itb Den1nG6It ELECTROMAGNETIC
IN @rana0a in Spanien 5u beidGftiqen
haben. Nm 2. Sanuar b. S. purDe BORT
Elm lur9er aReni0, 9lntonto Morente, auf
ottener StraBe erldloiien. @r bate 1i6 in
@egentpart oes @atten Don Mtoria Npola
llfOnlea = 10 beiBt Die SeLbin bieles Oraz
mas 9erilb1nt. friiDer in BeSiebuneen al
tbr geitonoen gu baben, Die oos WeaB bes
@rlaubten ilberl6ritten. Worta THAR barr
ilber auBer lid eeratben uno mad lanoem
Slrnen gu DEM Gnti6luB getommen, ibre
befledte Gbre nit Dem 8lute oes 8erleun1z
0erS rein 81 tDal6eu. sic traf i'm por Der
Sbur oes @erihtsQebGubes unb itrefte i'm
bur6 etnen ipoblge5ielten Biitolenl6uB niez
Der. Wttt Spannung ertpartet man ben
Spruh Der @el 6morenen.
= Der tiirali6 in Mosfou aboebols
tene ttr6Ii6e 6 ongreB, beiien
Nufgabe Die Nusarbeitung bon WeoBreoeln
CUR BefQmpfung OeS in JtuBlan0 iiberbanbz
nebmenoen Sectentpeiens biloete, bate in
eriter Slrie Die 8eratbung Der oeaeniiber
Dem Stunoismns gu unternebmenoen
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19
BAYONNE.

The Republican City General Committee
met in Hendrickson's Assembly Rooms
last evening. The primaries for the
Mayoralty convention will be held on
Thursday evening, March 20, the day fol-
lowing the date scheduled for the Demo
cratic primaries. The Mayoralty conven-
tion will meet in Hendrickson's Assembly
Rooms on Friday evening, March 81. Pre-
yious to the adjournment of the COM
mittee ex-Councilman James Murphy,
Jr., announced that he had abandoned his
aspirations for the nomination in favor of
Mayor John Newman.
For the purpose of organizing an Inde-
pendent Citizens Association n meeting
will be held on Saturday evening in the
ofiics of Counsellor William w. Ander-
son, No. IL West Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick g. Buben of
No. 493 Avenue E have returned from a
tour through the Southern States.
Ex-Councilman George II. Gale has de-
cined to accept the Republican nomina-
tion for Councilman In the First ward.
Messrs. Neil McGiehan of the Broad
way Theatre, New York, and Henry Nc
Giehan of tine American Steel Tie Com
pany, are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick McGienan of the New York
Bay shore
Captain John w. Shreve of the Bay
onue Rowing and Athletic Association
has removed 70 Elizabeth.
Invitations u been issued for the
marriage of Miss Mary Ella, daughter of
Captain and airs. Ira l.. Beebe of East
first street and Lexington TO
Mr.. Cyrus Emory Jones of Avenue C. ON
Thursday evening, March 26, at the First
Presbyterian Church.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19


AN ORDINANCE TO LICENSE AND REGULATE
n Bill Posters in Jersey City.
The Mayor oad aldermen Of Jersey City do or
Section /. The Aldermen may, by resolution
passed ny az least seven concurrtng votes aud
approved by the Mayor. or by such action as be
Of ordinances or resolutions affecting the citJ,
states and a residens Of Jersey CITY. to post oils
IN Jersey CITY, which license shall expire on the
nFst day Of July next after their issue, and shall
be revokabie atthe pleasure Of the said Board Of
section , Each ana every person. 50 ncen ssd as
the sum OF one hundred dollars for the use OF the
licenses. and ahhx The seal o. the city thereto. and
shan keep a record Of the said licenses granted IN
Zee 70 be paid By those enxssel N posting bills IN
Jersey city a. any time ailes ne nrst Gay 81 July
the license fss as there are months remaining, bus
BY TO any person Who snail have been engassd II
a like business In Jersey City on the first day OF
section 8. A transfer O. a license may be gran ted
by the Board Of Aldermen upon the payment Of
lion I shah be com pIled with at every rraasfsr.
section 4 No license as Aforesaid shall be granted
s to any ny t RsEs0n sAS ar present present S 10 sss Fl Fl
eermsn an spplleatlon in writing; Derinsd
person resident in JERSEY CITY, authorized 70 al
minister oaths AMI anlrmatioas. setting forth that
a resident Of Jersey Ciy which application snail
be accompanied by the recommendation OF al
section S, That every license granted under the
provisions OF this ordinance is upon this condition;
That the consent OF property owners in front OF
whose premises bill boards are erected or bills
posted shall be drst had and obtained
section G. That no person no. licensed as atore-
said shall post bills in Jersey City. under penalty
OF not exceeding twenty dollars for each offence.
CHARLES ". ALLEN.
President
5oHS z. ScOTT.
City Clerk.
oREsTEs CLEVELAND.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19

Priy Vaults. sinks and Cesspools Emptied and
ana cheap.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19
CITY NOTES.

The Rutgers College Glee Club will
give a concert in the chapel of h Lafay-
ptte Reformed Church tomorrow evening,
March 20. The concert is uuder the
auspices OF the Kings Daughters
Chaplain McCabe will lecture on the
Bright Side Of Libby Prison." at the
Simpson ~. Z. Church this evening.
A Japenese wedding and Yea party will
% given in the Westminster Presby-
pyterian Church this evening, by the Y.
P. S. e. E., the members Of which will APP
pear In Japanese costumes.
An entertainment and reception viii be
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19
NORTH HUDSON.

Justice of the Peace Charles Schneur-
iuger of Union Hill is again a candidate
for School Trustee in that town.
Chairman of the Council of Union
Township Georg. SwariZ is not a candi-
date for re-eIscIiOn. He says that he has
Withdrawn from politics.
The Employees Association OF the
North HUDSON County Railway Company
will hold a sociable at Notes Hall on
Easter Monday.
Inc Young Democracy OF the Fourth
district OF West Hoboken, will meet at
Gailiard's Hall, West Hoboken, tonight
Allen Hal, "a travelling salesman for
Austin. Nichols g. Co. of New York, fell
IN u tit on Bergenllne avenue. Union
Hill, last night. He was attended by
DIR. Luck.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19
NEWS In NOTES.


The loss OF life due 70 the wreckage OF
the Anchor line steamship Utopia In the
Bay u Gibraltar was upwards of six hun
bred.
The Liberals in the House Of Commons
yesterday gained q victory by. the pas
sage Of the Welsh Local Option bill.
Mr.. Maurice Healy. one of the members
Of Parliament for Cork city.
that he accepts the challenge of Mr.. Par
nell that they should both resign their
seats III Parliament and present them
selves for reelection asa test of the popu-
lar sentiment In favor Of the merits OF the
McCarthyite and Parnellite causes. Mr..
Parnell also represents Cork city. which
has two seats In Parliament.
Colonel Maplcson, the English fmpresa-
rio, was married a few DAYS ago to Miss
Laura Schirmer Byron at Paris.
Carada's Parliament will convene April
The National CAPITAL.
President Harrison yesterday appointed
]. A Souder Postmaster Of Gibbstown,
n. J.
In New York State.
AT the Blocker street fire Tuesday
night 1t has been discovered James Spell
man, Of the insurance patrol boat, lost his
life. Early Wednesday morning a IRE oc-
Cured at the corner of Hester and Allen
streets. Four Polish Hebrews wers
burned to death and foul others seriously
injured.
The deaths In New York city for 1890
were 40, JOB; birth, 39,250.
In the Legislature yesterday the sub
ject of cable roads was again brought for
ward, but the opposition of New YORK
city is so pronounced that there Is no
doubt IL Will be killed.
Tomorrow evening the Italians OF New
York and neighboring cities will mold a
mass meeting at Cooper UuiOn To de-
nounce the New Orleans Malta outrage.
General Peter j.. Claussen was yester-
day sentenced to six years at hard labor
in the Erie County Penitentiary for en-
bezzling the funds of the Sixth National
Bank.
A number Of Knights of Labor were
arrested in Rochester Yesterday on com
plant of tine Rochester Clothing Manu-
~facturers, charging conspiracy.
Elsewhere.
At Hartford, Conn. there Is not much
change in the condition of affairs politi-
cal. Both parties are anxious to settle
matters, q neither will give in. Mr..
Bulkeley is still the master Of the situa-
ton.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19
Notice to Contractors.


ALE PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y rns onace OF the Board or Street aud Water
Commissioners. on Monday. March ~ isSl, al ten
O'Clock g. m for tHe construction OF q
SEWER IL ST. PAJLS AVE,
from Tonuele ave. TO the baekensacE River, in
accordance with plans and Specifications on file in
Ths ONCE of the Chief Ia gtneer, corner OF jersey
ave. ana NerceF ST.. where BLANK forms OF bid ana
agreement OF suretles must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES
About sos nneal feet OF pili1g.
About 100 feet /. d. OF Hemlock sheashing-
About l0.UU feet & M. OF 4inch flooring
About 81 pounds OF iron oolt%
About q cubic yards OF cradle masonry.
About l,SQ hneal feet OF a ZACH oval brick
About 2 $50 Ineal feet Of 50 inch circular brick
About p new receiving basins.
About so cubic Yards OF rock excavation
Time allowed for the completion or the work.
one hundred and eighty CS9 working days
Inc MAKING OF the above improvement AMI
award OF the contract therefor viii be subject 70
Liable 70 more Inan one-hAlf the assessment tnsre
proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed Proposals for Sewer N ST. Faul's ave.
Committee on Streets and sewers. and handel 70
the CLERK or the Board in open messing whea
called for in the order OF business relsang ID
10 civ osicisl will be accepted as surety. nor
viii a substitution Of sureties De alio
The attention OF bid terS Is especially called ID
Section IS OF the New Charter OF lsS5, under tins
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
tractor have been approved b. the BOarl OF II
nance, the President OF said Boari haytag power
70 examine the proposed oondsnen under oa-h
BIZ order OF The Board OF Strees and Water Con
missionerS 49,.
Clerx.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19
The Great Rheumatic Cure.

Amsdicins that has made 50 many 9 msrkabls
curss-thereby causing people to wonder with joy
TO know shat az last . remedy eau Be had that will
cure and all is aflmsntA Hundreds
OF genuine testimonials proving this are on fe At
the Main once. Inc Great Rheumatic Cure Is now
and by JOHN J. MO0NEf, No. sos Grove street..
Jersey City. M. Ask your Druggist for IT, and n
they havs it not In store they viii obtain It FOR you
sssin once, Sd Ave. and I1sth ST, n. ".
W. p. DoILoFFe sueral Agent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19

When Baby vas sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them csstoriH
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19
Dated Jersey cts. Mareh 3 Isl.

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE II "a a
n Griflng Iron Company It's succe ssors and
assigns. TO lay and maintain railroad tracks across
Woodward street. 70 connect on the north and
south thereof with tracks laid or which may be
laid within the right OF way Of the Lafayette Rail
me Maror and Aldermel Of jersey city do
Ordafn as JON0tcs,-
Section L. That permission is hereby granted 10
"a A. Grliing Hon Company, It's successors and
assigns. 70 lay add maintain tracks of iron Fails
across Woodward sireeS. TO connect on the north
and south thereof with tracks laid, or which mas
hereafter Do laid within tie rig 1t Of way Of The
Iafayetts Railroad Company. ana this permission
% lay and maintain rzllrot a tracks In said stree.
Is eonnned 70 that part OF Woodward street where
aid right OF way crosses the same
section = That the rails herein authorized. in
Conforming TO the incline Of the tracks on the
soufh OF said strees. may be laid al or above tn5
urade OF the street.. bur not more than nve feet
spoye The grade thereof. and shall be laid under
ne eupervfsion OF the o mmtttee on Streets OF
ms board and I'm such a manner a. not 70 impair
lie public uses Of said street not tLconstsfsnt with
the permission granted.
Passed February a, l1L
President.
JoHN Z. SCOTT.
CITY Clerk
oREsTEs CLEVELAND.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19

II Is TO CERTIFY THAr TIE NEW JERSEY
l. Steamboat Company proposes to decrease rs
capltaf sock from two million dollars 70 one
million dollars and the par value OF the shares o.
nfty dollars each. fHxking the entire ca ttal stock
Of said company ons million dollars. o.vldea tato
twenty thousand snares, OF ATTY d0ilars each. that
arnount havin= been determined ~ the Board Of
directors OF SAID company al a meeting held the
sn day u february. 1851. 70 shtca decrease STOCK
hoIders holding al least two thirds IN value OF TIE
existing capital sso-kot Sa'a company nave a.
seated
tho President u sad company and Its corporate
seal is hereto Rffi xed ard afteslsd OF ils SECRETARY.
the 11uh day OF kenrsary. AD. eisareen hundred
ine New Jsss SCI steam boat Company %
W W.
4 s. President
Gao. q Eiaoz
SECRETARY
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-30

For a number of years Colonel j. B.
Dodge, of Warsaw, has been the owner
of most beautiful and intelligent shep-
herd dog. He was very friendly with
children. Two years ago Frank, while
interviewing another dog on the railroad
track, was run over by passing train,
crushing one of his hind legs and cutting
off his beautiful tail. Thursday Frank,
who had become quite decrepit and deaf,
wandered down to the railroad again
and was struck by train and killed in
stantly.
The news flew like wildfire among the
boys, and they concluded to give him a
funeral such as no dog ever had in this
part of the country. Selecting suitable
location, the grave was dug and re-
spectacle coffin was made, and Frank
was placed in it in one of his favored
trick attitudes-that of playing dead
The coffin was then closed and the grave
filed up in the presence of fifty ladies and
gentlemen, who were attracted by the
novelty, and at least 200 boys. The
whole proceeding was conducted with
the utmost decorum.-Cor. Indianapolis
Sentiment.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-30
Red Hair the Fashion.

The one thing absolutely de rigueur il
red hair. Blonds and brunettes seem
TO have been wiped off the face of the
earth so far as Paris is concerned, and
fhere is hardly one woman ia hundred
who cannot boast of locks the shade that
Titan loved. A wonderful preparation
II 30 be had which works the transforma-
Ton. 1t is put ON at night ahd the heal
bandaged in many folds of cloth
In the morning comes the narrowing
moment. The swathings are removed,
bnt such are the peculiar properties Of
the compound that no one can tell be-
frre.iand whether the hair will turn out
the desired hue or purple or green. If il
Is red the color stays for month or two,
and if it is green nobody knows what
happens, for the Wretched victim retiraa
10 the o0uutry, not to be seen again fog
at ieast year Paeb kat4ef
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-30
a Hard Reeorl to Bent.

Marketmaster Hibbe, of Dubuque, Ia,
who fell and broke his leg recently, has
an extended record for broken bones. at
and had three ribs broken; at five he fell
down a fight of stairs and broke his
right arm; at nine he was thrown by a
schoolmate and had his left arm broken;
at twelve he fell and broke two fingers;
at nineteen he was blown from steeple
by the wind and alighting on pile of
sand had his back strained; last spring,
at about thirty years of age, he fell off
the roof of the Dubuque high school
building, breaking his thigh and jaw
and dislocating his shoulder and ankle
He says he is still good for fifteen or
twenty more falls if they must come his
way.-Dubuque Letter.