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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-04

nished on account of contract No. sos for
Improvement Of Clifton place and Wes-
colt avenue;
Resolved, That four hundred and thir-
ty-nine dollars and ninety-eight cents
$3.50. 98) be paid to O'Donnell 81 Ormsby,
being amount of retained percentage on
contract No. 5G6 for improvement OF
Laidlaw avenue, from Oakland avenue to
Palisade avenues:
Resolved, That s125 be paid to George
Purdy, being money deposited for pre-
liminary expenses for sewer IN Hopkins
avenue. from 100 feet east of Central ave-
nue. to 20 feet west of Palisade avenues;
Resolved, That SCI be paid to John
Mournes TOR use of horse and cart in
July, 1890.
Charge special street account.
Resolved, That Sea- 80 be paid to James
Mcdonald for blacksmith work.
Charge reconstruction Of sewers, 1890
and 1891.
Whereas, on the 30th day of June, 1890,
application was made to this Board for
the Improvement Of Woodward street,
from Grand street to the Morris Canal;
and,
Whereas, On the 10th day of November.
1890, the Commissioners of Assessment
filed with the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners their preliminary sketch
for said improvement; and,
Whereas, On the I'D day OF December,
1890, this Board met and heard all parties
interested in said application who appear
ed and all remonstrances against the said
Improvement that were presented IN
writing; and,
Whereas, This Board has determined
that a remonstranee against the said m
provement, signed by the owners OF prop
erty liable TO more han one half the as
sessment therefor, has not been present
ed: therefore,
D.-.I-.l nuh.e ~. ~ xwfkI fIa oanayfr-
renee OF the Board of Finance the said
improvement be made, and that the CON
tract for the said work and materials be
awarded to Henry Byrne, he being the
lowest bidder for the whole work aud
materials, and that the Corporation At
torney be aud is hereby directed to pre-
pare and have executed the necessary
contract for the same.
Resolved, That the Hon. Board of FL
nance be and is hereby requested to make
provision for the payment OF pay rolls
and claims left unpaid by the Board OF
Public Works for the year 1885 and 'S9,
and included in the schedule hereby n
nexed. amounting in the aggregate to
$4,200.2 Is.
List OF pay rolls and claims left unpaid
BY the late Board of Public Works.
for mon,h Of March, isss. .e.....e.. SOS 90
2. Pay roll for labor on paved streets Tor
month Of March, SS................ "a 90
'l for l month t4r Of 1psi' isss'.-..aN',... cs IS
for month Of April, isss..1..~... az so
for m month Of August, isss.........- 1ls 90
6. Pay roll for repairs of streets for
month Of October, lS5S.....-.--.-.1T6 so
month nth Of Nosem0er. ifsss'. - sOs 90
9 ray month of April, isss ....4es. f2s co
9. Pay roll for repairing Rayine road for
month of April, eS9......-..~,..-. 1888 W
10. Pay roll for repairing unpaved streets
for month OF April, 1SS9..-......... 451 90
Schedule Of claims taken from fore
going pay rolls and designated by a num-
her
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-04

ITO vINcESr KENYON
You are hereby notified that have purchased for
the sam or four hundred ami dry i've dollars and
ninety cents lots No ~ an1 81 on block number
~ on IN assessment map ANNEXED 70 rrpost
made by commissioner OF Adjustment aP
pointed Dy the Circuit Coart OF The County OF HAD
son. In Pursuance OF Chapter cAIL OF the Laws OF
is6 a ceruned copy q N1hieh map was aled IN
CITY, \. J. on the tenth day Of october. eighteea
hundred ans ninety, At a sale MADE ~ ths 10
collector OF the said city. under aud by virtue OF
The provisions Of the said act entttedi-
IA 4ct concerning ne setflemeHtG and collection
Of aYreaTaqss Of unpaid fares. d-ssessmeAts
and rdfer rates or Dater rrnts az cities or
this state. aad imposing and levgtRg q Id-
oSsessmesf aad lea n iieN 0sd sHstead Of
such arrearGDes, aud 10 enforce the paylaent
thereof, aud 10 pr0pids for ths sole 81 lads
subjected % future faratt0a and assess
Passea March soth. 1856. AID the Supplements
thereto.
And yoa ara hereby further notified that yoa
have. CT claim 70 have. an antenest taercin- ans
unless the said lor- trac- or parcel Of l&nd n All y
fedeenaed. as provided n &a14 AcG bellre tne ex-
piraIfoa OF six months rom ahd after the eerytee
or publication thsre0l. q deed Tor the same viii Dc
gwen c0avaytng 20 the 3 urcaaseF the Zee simple
ofsaId lana and real estate according 70 the pro
Vlsioas Of the said act
Dated jersey citg. January u ls.l
Purchaser.
Artorney for Purchaser.
"a - Centrala avenue. Jersey CITY \, J.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF THE NEW YORK
~ Contract Company
Notice is hereby given that AZ a meeting q the
Board Of Directors OF the New YORK ContrAct com
pany. duly called and held AZ It's once on the S8tn
dsy Of January ISL. the following resolution Was
adopted
Resolved. That In the Judgment OF this Board II
Is advisable and most FOR the benefit Of ne New
York Contract Company that the same should De
forthwith dissolved. AMI TO that end t. - ordsred
thai a meeting OF the stockholders be heid on the
firth day OF Narca 1921. IL ele even o'clock IN the
forenoon. az the Onice OF the Co mpGny In Harrison.
Hudson county. New Jersey, 10 take action on this
resolution; and further that the SECRETARY forth
with give notiee OF said meeting and Of the adop-
ton o. this resolution within ten days from this
GATE BY publishing the said resolution with a
notice Of Its adoption IN tue NEws a Newspaper
published in the said couaty Of Hudson for q
least four weeks succeeding. and BY malilng q
written or printed cops OF the same 20 each and
every stockholder Of this company IN me United
States
IA witness whereof we have hereunro set our
hands anu affixed The corporate seal Of said Com
paRy his e0Ih day OF January, A. D.. 1881
JULIUS n
HENRY M
GBORGE C. ScofIELn
JANIS A. bklk&
II KIND.
D~trectorS-
NJ Kyp. Secretary.
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held last evening in Columbia Park Pa
vilion. at Centreville. At midnight
Prince aud Princess Carnival, imperson-
ated by Mr.. and Mrs. Otto w. Rasch, ar
rived. The grand march was then formed
with Floor Manager Daniel Voss and Mrs.
Voss as assisting couple. Bernard
Wicherp acted as assistant floor manager.
President j. Burns. Vice president Carl
Ahfeld, Secretary Otto Rasch. Treasurer
Carl Trepton, and Sergeant-at-arms
Albert Beck assisted In the entertain
meUt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-04

ADvIcE TO NoTHEks-ARs WNsLovs Soora
mo sfRrp should always % used when children
are cutting teeth. Il relieves the little sufferer
at once; il produces natural quiet sleep ~ re-
ileving the child from pain. aud the ittie eaaruo
awzkes as bright as a button II - very
PLEASANT TO taste 1t soothes the child, softens
The gums. alIays all pain, relieves WIND rsku-
Iates the bowels and Is the est known remedy
for diarrhaa. whether aTisi from tsetnins %
other causes Twenty-Five cents . oottis.'ss
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NorlcE OF

Notice L hereby given that a writ Of zttaehmenr
a. the suit q Hear scnuesder against the rtghH
and erefIfs maneys Rnd e1eetz. goods aud chat
felk lands and tene1nenfs VI EFusr tol4t an aD
scoaelnx Debtor. Tor tae sam Of eDe t10ns4n4 nna
elrnre~E doif4rs izsned our OF The Hudson Cfrc1iE
Courl on me twenty rfth car N November a d
Il4l re-pr1xbIe and retufned INTO conrr duF exc
euled Is the SaeFtn or Eadson county,. o. the lUA
~ DxSSIs NeLAUGHLH.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-04

NOTICE Is HEREBY GfyES THAT THE CON-
~ missioners Of Assessment Tor jersey City wis
inset at Tier Office in the building Occupied ~
the Board u street and Water Com n issioners cor
ner OF AeFcer strait and Jerssf ase1ue {er><T
Cry. y J. on Tuesday. February y. ie4L a. ten
O'clock a m, 10 2ppraire Inc value OF lands 10 -
takru 4or the openlng Of
NEPTUNE AVE-.
from Bergen ave. ~eastHardly 70 Ocean ave- and
IRe damsgs which ans owner OF saea lands % ct
any interest therein may sustain bf reason OF such
improvement aad Will than and tanre hear al
parties 1HIene sEsG IN Hal1 improseIneot VAC 1e<lr4
70 ba heard nafore then on the val 9 OF lancs % Ne
takeH Tor said improFemenk nn1 ras aem4<e
which any owner OF surh lands ~ OF enF inferred
teerei4 HAY slstAin Us reason OF e1cn tMproF4
IuenL At wnlch true AID piace al parslss Interest
JANIS HUM.
JAMES =. LAWS
4TNrLTf.
Commissioners Of Aszessmsak
". y. RrGGLEs.
chief Engi8 eer.
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AK oRDISANCe 10 PERM7 fHE IERsE
= Cts and Western Railway company 70 rr11e
Jhap-l avenue and the Casan fosn read IN @erss<
lily - grade
seenon Be il ordained ~ the Msyo- and Alier
men OF Jersey Gus-Ibaf perm sszon Is n-reoy
granted 10 the 1srsey c.ts and Nexsrn halfway
CompAng % cross cnApef ase1ee upcE Is loeai<a
iEhf II way essfo u the Norris LAh4i A eraAe vita
- tracks.
secaon 1-kna be Il ordalne1 hat ps-n..sslon =
here1f granted 70 the 1essg CITY aud Western
RAILWAY CpmaanF 20 cross ms CafuA Foi1r r18i
npoa II heaIed rlxnx u Say ezt< q ts< EsuI4l
caAz y. kxlkx.
r1c<f3en<
1oES < ScoxE.
Cf< Cerk
Approved 5a1a45y - ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-04

AN oRDfNAgCE TO AMESD IAN
a Concerning Hack Drivers. Omnibus Drivers
and Porters," passed April Dths 1851
The MaaOr and Aldermen Of Jersey Cifs do
oTdqta as JOH0lrs -
SECTION l-TAaG Section Eleven m Of the ordi-
nance passed April - 1856. entitled "An ordinance
concernfnn Hack Drivers, Omnibus Drivers and
Portenfs be amended By striking out the words
placed orr and Inserting after the word -nFures'
the words each not less than one and q half inches
10 len 9Th
CHARLES W. ALLEN.
President
JOIN z ScoTr.
City CLERK
OREsTEs CLEVELAND.
EayOr-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-04
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

ESTATE Of Narv A. Adams. deceased. Gertrude
y frosty. admiRistraIxfx. Of Aarx A Adalns
deeease5I Nv arrer 81 the Depltv Snrrogafe
81 Hudson county. dated Sosembsr Nh lbsa
nerees gives nodee 10 TIE ereditors o SID
decedent 70 bring In their debts de mands
ami claims against the estate OF said decs
deur undsr oafh or affirmation Wltain nfas
months rrom ths date OF said order. or they viii -
forever barrel 81 any zctioa therctor asAlnss SAL
aamiHizE@eaA eERrRuDE z CROSBY.
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no EENRY " PYcHIAU or FfchLAk, DELlA
Il Pychlan or PychIaa, Annte fycnlauo or Pychian,
and ElWfn PgchIau or Pyschlan.-
Won ara hereby notified that l have pure ased for
the snu Sf eleven hundred ana two dollars and
eighty one cents. lot No. Us on Block 40. 81. on an
assessment map aanexed 70 q report mad b.
commissioners of Adjustment appointed by the
Circuit Court of tee cornts OF Hudssn. IA pursu'
ance o. chapter CXu OF the laws o. lap. a eertine 1
copy OF which rap Was tiled in the once Of the
city collector OF the ely OF Jersey oEF. X J., Ga
ninety. AZ a sale made BY the ClY Collector Of The
SAID clty, under ana by virtue OF tne provisions or
the saio act enfillsd.-
A. An Acs CONCERNING fhe settlement and coAec-
fioa OF GrfeaTcges Of HHpatd fa1es. essess-
peafs and sCofef-rufrs or srafer-renfS ia
cities OF fhis State. and imposing aad ieeE-
sso a TAR. dss<sshaeaf aud lien IN ieH aad
fnsfeud al sach arreaFages. and 20 enforce
TIE pannlsnt thereof aud to prov de for the
suls IL leads subjected to JsfEre taxation
Posed hare1 slH, 1851 aad The Supplements
thereto.
And you are hereby further notified that you
have. or clam 70 have a. interest therein. snd
unless Ine szid lot tract or parcel " land shall oe
redeemed. as provided 4 N said act before the ex-
and paEliealfon hereof. aueed Tor the same viii BE-
gives. convevlnr 10 the purchaser the fee simple OF
said land aud real estate according 70 he profi-
pafed jersey crty, January ssth. 1891
henry A. 9AzpE Furchaser.
Ne So Central Assaue.
serses cry, n J
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ITO HENRY W. OR DELLA
l. Pychlau or ryehiaa. Annie Pyehlau or PychiAn
and kl~in Pychlau or Pycalan--
You are hereby notified tnar / have purchased
for the sum OF eleven hundred and twelve dollars
and forty-n i've cenIs. lot number 30. OF block M m
Der 7si, Ga an assessment map annexed 70 a report
made BY Commissioner OF Adjustment appoint
cd BY this Circuit court OF the county OF Hudson.
IN pursuance Of Cha pier Cku. OF the Laws OF 1856
a certified copy Of which map was fled in the
onlce of the City Collector OF tae city OF Jersey
City, n. j.. on the tenta day OF octooer, eighteen
hundred an ninety, At a sale made py the CiEy
Collector OF the said civ. under and By virtue Of
the provisions Of the SAID aeE cut tied
An let concerning tn settlement dad col
lection Of encourages OF gapald tares, as
sessmsats and irutef-rdtes or scdfer reRts Ia
eilf.s Of this State. dsd Imposing and IerB-
sag q tar. assessment and lea Ia lea and
fssfead Of sHch arreardges. and 70 enforce
the payment thereof. dRa TO fgorids Jon
The Sale Of lands subjected 10 future 1drd-
tioa dAd assessment
Passed Marct 3ofh, 1881, asd the supplements
Merefo.
Ana Jon are hereby furaher no;ihs1 thai sou
have. or claim 70 have. al interest taersln. aud IN
les the SAID los. tract or parcel OF l4n1 snail os re
oeemed. as provided IN said act. before the explra-
zion Of six months from aud after the service and
publication thereof. q deed Tor the same will ne
given conveying 70 the purchaser The Zee simple Of
SaI land snn real estate according % tne prcvls
ions Of the said acE
Dated jersey City. y j, January 2th. 1897.
HENHY A. GAEDE Purchase,
No. 81 Central avenue.
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NEWS IN NOTES.


|A0Ak
The Dublin Fresmdnis journal says
that it Is ''curious Co note that Mr..
McCarty Is following Mr.. Parnell's lead.
In his Liverpool speech ne echoes Mt.
Parnelrs Ennis speech. All just men
will read Mr.. McCarthy's speech with
pleasure and with the reinsurance that
this week will see settled many omen
tous matters. Nj. McCarthy's tone is
not similar to that Of his followers. and
II is a hopeful sign to iud that Mr.
Mccarthy recognizes with Mr.. Parnell.
that the granting of real Home Rule Is
the only way to settle the Irishquestion."
The sections OF the Irish party. will, 1t Is
expected, meet tomorrow, when the re-
suit OF the Boulogne conference will be
made known.
Charles Bradiaugh mi Artist Meis-
sonier were buried yesterday.
Michael Eyraud, the murderer OF
Gouffs, was executed at twenty minutes
past seven O'Clock yesterday morning on
the Place de la Roquette, Paris.
King Humbert has summoned Signor
Zsnardelli, SiGnor Crispi's Minister OF
Justice. TO form a Cabinet, the Marquis
di Rudiui having abandoned the task.
The Gillian Legation in Paris has re-
ceived a cable message from Chilli stating
that the insurgent fleet has not occupied
any port OF that country. The message
adds hat the country Is quiet. the army
loyal and that the coast IL efficiently de-
Tended.
In the National Capital
The free coinage silver men in the
House are becoming ~disRruntled because
the Senate bill is not brought up for ac-
ton, out IL is said the committee Is en-
desvoring to get the opinions OF the lead
ing ~iinunciers on the silver question and
the effect the bill would AVE on the
financial interests Of the country before
they want 70 submit II.
The presence OF General Alger here
Yesterday set the rumor afioat that he
had been summoned to Washington by
the Preside mt TO accept the vacant Cabi-
net portfolio, but he was on private busl-
ness and had not been offered the posi-
ton.
The visiting Indians were treated TO a
view Of the House of Representatives In
full session today. The council Of the In
dams will Jake place on Saturday at the
office of the Secretary Of the Interior.
In New York State.
A move was made In the New
York Legislature yesterday that promises
10 attract widespread interest. The com
plants of the farmers OF o-ver-taxation
have been commented on by Governor
Hill many times and by other State Off
GERS. Yesterday the Comptroller had a
number OF bills introduced to readjust
the burden Of unequal taxation.
At Bellevue Hospital another case OF
skin grating promises 20 be successful.
A Mrs. Wick had her scalp completely
torn off some time ago, and a Miss Della
Ryan bravely volunteered to supply from
her own body enough cuticle to cover
ars. Wicks head. The operation Is still
in progress and promises to be success
full.
The Republicans OF Ohio want "Bloody
Shirt" Foster IN Harrison's Cabinet.
General Miles says be knows nothing
whatever of the Indians now. They have
been taken out OF his hands.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-04
pated Jersey 90. January 81 81

AN ORDINANCE FOR RELIEF OF PAT
n rick Kenny IN construction OF q bay wfndoW
In building No. i8 thirteenth street
The MAJOR and Aldermen Of JERSEY CttE do or
dciR as yotlosrs =:
sEcfIoS THAT Patrick Kenny shall be ana Is
hereby granted permission 70 construct and main
tain a bay Window upon the FIRST aoor or building
owned Dy him. No l3 thirteenth street. which
may extend beyond the building line OF thtr.
teenth street two 90 feet eight - inches any orof
nance 20 the contrary Notwithstanding the work
to be done under the supervision or the Inspector
OF Buildings
CHARLES ". ALLES,
President,
join z. scoTT.
CITY Clerk.
Approved January :,
MAYOR.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvED At
= the ONCE Of the Board Of Street and Water Com
missloners on Monday. February 10TH 49, - AZ
O'Clock 3. m. for the construction OF a sewer In
OCEAN AVE
from SEA View ave. 10 q point Stout Do feet south
GATES AVE.
from Ocean ave TO Garfield syefn aceordenee Win
plans and specifications on nis IN toe once % the
Chief Engineer. cornsr OF Jersey ava and mercer
ST. where blank forms OF bid and agreement Of
snreties must BE ooseins1
About 500 lineal feet OF lslnch pipe sewer. rslzid-
About 10 linsai feet OF 10 inch pipe sewer. new.
About 40 liuoal feet OF y inch pipe sewer. new
About Z new receiving basins.
About p cubic yards Of concrete
About 2o cubic yards OF rock excavation
lime allowed Tor TIE completion OF the work.
sixty tc) WQrking DAYS
The making OF the above improvements ana
award Of contract therefor win be subject 70 the
rsno1strance OF The owners OF the properly naDlo
10 more than one half tho assessment rhsrefor.
proposals mustbe encfosed in sealed envelopes sn
ave-" directed 20 II. A. Dagan. ksq- Chair.
mas OF On Streets and sewers.
and handed 10 the Clerk OF the Board IN open meet
ing wnen called for m the order OF business relat
ina to scaled proposalz
80 city odnciaI WIN be accepted as surety. nor viii
asubsfIfurfon Of surefles be allowed
The attention OF bidders IL ospecialy called 20
Section Is Of the New Charter Of i8as." under the
terms whereof no contract shah be 1lndtaE upon
the city until tao bondsnaen offered by the con.
tractor have been approved ny the board o.
Finance, President Of said Board having power 60
examine the proposed Oondsmen under oath
By order OF the Board Of Street and Water Com
GEO T. BoUFos.
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chfef Engiaeer.
Jersey cas-. n J. January 18th ISL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-04
Palatable as Milk.

cAUTIoN.-scotts Emulsion is put up in saimonedored Wrappers.
Be sure and get the genuine. Prepared only by ooo q Do"he'
Manufacturing Chemists. New York. All Druggists.
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NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN TH At ON TIE 1sTH
- day Of June. 1893, application was made -
the Board Of street and Water Commissioners D.
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AIest.
The morning call., 1891-10-16
JOKE on A SUMNER GIRL.
How the Grievance She Had Nursed All
Summer Was at Last Dispelled.

How the Grievance She Had Nursed All
Summer Was at Last Dispelled.
A summer girl living on the west side of
the city nursed a grievance all summer
which gave her no end of annoyance
and unhappiness. This is what it was
all about. The summer girl went to visit
a friend on Long Island. The other mem
bers of her family, consisting of a
widowed mother and maiden aunt, sought
summer quarters in the Catskills. Before a
fortnight had elapsed the summer girl re-
ceived letter, which she carried about In
ner pocket to read and ponder over when
ever she found herself alone.@' The oftener
she read it the more deeply she pondered,
and by and by she shed tears. 1t was not a
love letter, although there were evidence of
the affections of the writer contained there
in.
The letter was from her mother and read
as follows: 81 have adopted baby. He is
the dearest brightest little fellow you ever
saw, and you are sure to love him. de is
legally mine, because L have bought and
paid for him. What do you think of itp
The summer girl did not approve of it.
She turned the news over and over in her
mind She pictured her mother in the role
OF nurse. She saw her knitting sacks and
socks and afghanS. She f0resaw the deple-
ton of her own share of pin money. She
even imagined herself rocking the cradle
and wheeling the baby carriage. This last
was too much. Tears gave way to indigna-
ton. Then she whispered to herself Of
what seandalous tongues would suggest
Here Indignation changed to misery.
So all through the summer on Long Island.
whether it was tennis, or sailing, or sea
bathing, or moonlight walks, or driving,
between the lines of the summer novel, in
dreaming by day or by night. there was al
ways the fact that a horrible baby had come
between her and happiness 1t had been
paid for out of an already scanty income,
aud it meant an increasing tax with every
year. The summer was holly spiced with
misery.
She came home last week, whittier the
family had preceded her. There was a
noticeable redress about the eyes, and when
her mother said. Come and be introduced
to the new member Of the family" lump
came in the summer girls throat. Then
the summer girl sank into a chair helpless
and hystercal.
The new member was a tame Crown.
Y. Recorder.
The morning call., 1891-10-16
OUR GILDED YOUTH.

His Ma Let Him Leave San Francisco and
He Got Cinched.
The queer things we hear and the queer
things we see are not all English, you know,
says the Los Angeles Herald. Yesterday
afternoon Herald reporter was standing
on the corner Of Second and Spring streets
when young fellow, who carried a new
yellow leather grip and silVer-handled
umbrella, and wore spots on his shoes. got
off Second-street car and walked over to
the Bryson Block corner. He looked up and
down the street and said to hackman:
=" want TO 90 the HOllenbeck."
Get right in," said the driver, and the
young man got in and off went the cab uD
Second street to Broadway and turnel south.
About an hour later the same reporter
saw the cab drive up to the Hollenbeck and
the passenger arrived at his destination less
than half block from where he had started.
" How much?" he said 10 the driver.
Three II 'af."
He paid it and went into the hotel and
registered. That's how the reporter Learned
lie was not English. The Society. for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Children might
prosecute the Herald If his name was print
ed, but when he is at home he is not lar from
San Francisco
The morning call., 1891-10-16

down and getting under the arm of the gate,
HelganS seized the unconscious little one
and reached point of safety just as the
train dashed by.
Helgans took his charge to the Seven
to De | tile boy, who was now wide awake,
but could only tell that his name was
Christie. He could not give his last name,
nor the lace where his parents lived.
Shortly before noon the boys mother, Mrs.
Flint. called at the station-house and took
Christie home. He is not yet years old
Rrnnk lvp EagIa