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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-09-27
COUNTY RECORDS
DEED.

A. ]. Godfrey 10 Edward Cain, the
Ora" place cor Fremont and 7th streets,
s425
j. I. griffith 10 John Blesett, lot Is
block 80 $50. Date 1887.
BUTCHERS BOND.
A. Morales Of Wilcox with john G.
Fall end J. Lieberman as sgreties.
POWER or TJoRNEY.
p Canon To Max Marks, TO tran
sact all business with San Rafael grant
settlers.
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Statesmen WANTED

Small line OF samples from m4nrfact-
uring corporation offered a live man.
One traveller earned an average OF $3.50
per month for six years past. p. D. bon
I3I7New Ysrk.
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From Thursdav'sDa

Chas. Marsjen left today for San
Francisco.
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City Council.

At the meeting last night there was
a III board present.
The following bills were allowed by
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BUTCHERS BON.
POWER or ATT oRNEY
BRANDS.

OF Steve Reverra- + X on left hip.
w Hilds-F w on LETT hip.
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SUMMONS.

IN the district court, first ju-
dicial district of the territory of
Arizona in and for the county of
Cochise.
EDNA LEAP
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Resolved. That the Board of Finance be
requested to appropriate the sum Of five
hundred and seventy-five dollars for board
of horse of Inspector Of Building from
January /, 1889 to November 30. 1892.
The preamble and resolution were
adopted by the following vote. the yeas
aud nays having been ordered and taken
on the call of the PRESIDENT
Yeas--Al the members OF the Board,
eight in number, except President Allen,
who was refrained from voting.
The following entitled ordinance was
presented by Alderman SaliDger. and the
same was received, laid on the table and
ordered 20 be printed on slips for the use
Of the Board, VIZ
IAN ordinance 10 amend an ordinance
entitled, AN ordinance to provide for the
appointment and government OF an In-
spector of Scales, Weights and Meas
nres. and 70 provide his duties and com
pensation. and to enforce the keeping and
using OF just weights and measures"
Passed April IS. 1890.
Communication from the Merchants
Protective Association approving of pro
posed ordinance to compel just weight Of
coal, etc.
Ordered filed.
On motion of Alderman Smith the
Board took a recess FOR ten minutes
On assembling the roll was called aud
Aldermen Dusenbury, Norton. Salinge-,
Smith, and President Alien answered to
their names.
Less than quorum being present. on
motion of Alderman Norton the Board
JoHN f. SCOTT.
City Clerk.
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for infants and Children.

meeting to hear from the various Boards.
in regard TO the appropriations FOR the
coming fiscal year.
Filed.
Communication from the Robert Davis
Association. commencing the officers
sion.
Filed.
Resignation of Chanceman Parker,
. Fifth Precinct
Accepted.
! Petition Of the Lorillard Athletic Club
70 have special police power granted to
Nm- Newall, watcbman ut Oakland
Park.
Referred to Committee on Appoint
ments.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented aud referred to
the proper com mittees as follows
Wood q MeDaGh. supplies, June and
July, 1870; Andrew Boyd. city directories.
July SO; Denton g. Shaw, keep of patrol
horse, 1T OF june. $3.50; r H. McFar-
land, supplies, June 10. $50; Hudson River
Ice COMPANY, ice TO stations, May TO June.
s34 q: r. II. Weaver, one awning at Sew
enth precinct, July, S4-25; Schnerline
Brothers. awnings to Fourth precinct
July, $50: The Jersey City News, printing
manuals, June, IS. Frank NJ Foye, rent
Of Seventh precinct, May to July, $50,
Adam j. Beck, supplies. June, $4095.
Referred - Committee on station
Houses aud Prisons.
Charles Boltwood, supplies to Hospital.
July, SIC IS. John Kelly, milk 70 Hospital,
June, $40; 5. L. Hunt, supplies TO Hos
pital, April to June. s23. .43. I. Jacques.
pread TO Hospital, June, s605: Henry
Beatty, meat TO Hospital. June, 1890
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dispensary.
REPORT OF sUPEgfyTENDEST OF POLICE.
superintendent submitted report OF the
business of the Department for quarter
ending June 30, 1891
Filed.
MISCELLANEOUS BUsINEss.
By President feeney aud Adopted:
Resolved, That warrants be ordered d
drawn upon the City Treasurer in favor
of that officer for the following sums for
The purchase of : 800 OF Al per cent. police
station bonds OF Jersey CITY, dated July
s. 1891, and payable January /. 1902 nc-
count Of pension fluid of this Board In ac-
cordaEce with the provisions of Section :
Of an act OF the Legislature approved
March 81, 1887: pension fund 1887 ana
1883. s, IA 81: pension fund 1855 and 1879,
s. 1882, pension fund 1850 ana 1870, 81
g5927.
Motion by Commissioner Kelly and
adopted
That when we adjourn it be subject to
the call OF the Chair.
On motion adjourned.
G. P. ROBINSON,
Clerk
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NORTH HUDSON.

Sturm's Atlantic Gargen on the Wee
hawken Boulevard, has changed man
agement. Mike Capp is now managaing
the place.
The rain last night interfered with the
performance of Eldorado. ALI persons
who paid admission were given rain
checks.
The Young Mems Literary Society of
the West Hoboken Monastery has been
organized, with the following of1icers:-
President. Thomas Kennedy; Secretary,
A. Lux; Trustee, II. Schroeder; Librarian,
Joseph King.
Unlike those of other cities the West
Hoboken police do not get a vacation.
The coppers are dissatisfied, apd the
matter will be broughl up at the next
meeting Of the Town Committee.
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NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign
Oueckberner. Of the Manhattan Ath-
letic Club. Of New York, broke the
worlds record IN throwing the hammer
nj Manchester, England.
Two students have been arrested "
Sofia for the murder of NJ. BaltcheH, anu
they have confessed that they were hirea
by three men, who have also been ar
rested.
The steamship Ailsa, from IIaytiau
ports, brings word OF an impending re-
volt. Hippolyte is continuing his execu-
tons. and Legitime Is preparing ior n1nI
An authors' dinner to celebrate the
passage OF the United states Copyright
law will take place in London shortly
At the National Capital
1t is said that Senors Moutt and varas,
the agents of the Gillian Insurrectionists,
are much chagrined ut the cold reception
they received from the StaAe Department.
II is claimed that they were entitled TO
unofficial recognition by the State De-
partment rs matter OF courtesy. Tie
agents did not expect any aid from the
government, but came to this country
believing that the principles they repre-
sent would be respected here.
New York Doines.
The report OF Warden Brown of Sing
Shlg, upon the electrocutions OF muir
derers Smiier, Wood, SlOcum and JuRfgo
has been filed with County Clerk Giege-
rich.
Comptroller Myers has written n long
statement 10 Census Superintendent Por-
ter explaining away the high per capita
rate fixed upon New York city in census
bulletin SO.
The Squadron Of Evolution last night
arrived IN New York from Boston pre-
paraiory to giving the New York naval
militia a week of practical training
Lightning struck the New York State
canlpground at PeekskilI yesterday. Civ
ing shock so severe to twelve militia
men that their legs doubled up under
them, and they fell down.
Elsewhere.
Governor James E. Campbell, of Ohio,
was renominated by the democrats.
Postmaster General Wanamaker has
issued the advertisement for mail subsidy
steamship routes.
Edward Burgess, the yacht designer.
was buried at Mount Auburn. Many
prominent yachtsmen attended the
funeral service iu Trinity Church, Boston.
Bishop-eect Brooks officiated.
The experts who have been over Bards-
lev's books and papers submitted their
report to Mayor Stuart of Philadelphia.
1t contains records of some queer money
transactions with State and bank Ollie
ials.
Three hundred free miners armed
themselves and attacked the guards In
charge of a force Of $50 convict miners at
Bficevilie, Tenn. and overpowered and
compelled them to send the convicts back
to Knoxville. Governor Buchanan has
gone TO the scene to try 20 effect an
amicable settlement Of the difficulty. but
troops have been ordered ont.
Judge J. A. Warder, under indictment
at Chattanooga, Tenn, for the murder OF
his son-fn-law, committed suicide by put
ting bullet through his brain.
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I NITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or
y New Jersey. sss-Whereas A libel hath been
flea IN the District Court Of the United States
of America for the DlstrieE Of View Jersey. on the
eleventh day OF July In the ear OF Lor1 oAe
thousand eight hunured and ninety 0ne BY william
l. Van Norman. master OF the steam rug John =.
Smith. her en- -tnes ETC.. hehalf nf himself aud
the owners Of said tug anq all others Interested
therein xalnsf raft o. yellow pine sawed plank
Ing IN cause OF salvage civil and narftifn~. for
the reasons anu il said fIo8L ulc1tlQ1eo.
and PRAYING that the SAID raft OF yclioH pino
sawed piankin<. may be condemned and sold 70
pay the demands OF he ilf ellants Now therefore.
In rursuance of the monItion under the seal of
the said Court 20 me directed and delivered. do
hereby give public noklce 70 ali persons claim
ing the said raft IN any manner inter-
esfed tnaFetn. t1ac they be and appear before the
said District Court 10 be heic az the City OF Iren
ton in and for the said Disrrics OF New Jersex. on
The twenty eighth day OF July inst o'eioc
tue forenoon Of rhat day. provfded the same shall
be day Of Jurisdiction. otherwise the next
day Of Jurisdiction theresfteri thea and there -
interpose their eIalnS and 70 make their aiisEa-
rionsln thar behalf
Dated tnis eleventh day Of JulE. 1891
". BCDD DEACON
United States Marshal for said District
JOIN GRIFFIN.
Proctor for LibellanL
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DoAEp or AlDEgmEx.



Regular meeting at The Aldermanic
Chamber, Cny Hall, Tuesday. July II,
1891.
Tne roll was called at 5 35 O'Clock 2 m.
Present President Allen aud Alder
men Day. Dusenberry, Keogh, Macarthur.
McErtee. Norton, Salinaer and smith.
Absent-Alderrnen Connolly, Kaiser.
NcCo0bery and O'Neill.
The minutes Of tile regular meeting OF
juno % and Of the adjourned regular
meeting Of June 30, 1891, were approved
as printed IN manual form.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Petitions, etc, were presented, received
and disposed 81 As follows:-
Petition Of William v. Toffey for ap-
rortionment OF tax sale to the city and
/ Permission to redeem.
Referred to Committee on Finance
Petition Of Earle Insley. attorney for
Mary &. COuDlin. executrix, for assign
inent OF tax certificate of lots 6 and s
Union street, block $50. bought by the
l city at tax sale
Referred to Committee on Finance.
Invitation from Palisades Amusement
/ Company to visit exhibition.
Accented.
one C) application for inn and tavern
| license.
Fifty-six C5e) applications for restaurant
/ licenses.
Three C@ applications for grocers' IL
/ censes
One O) application for bottler's license,
and three (3I applications for transfer of
restaurant licenses.
See reports subsequently made.)
Referred TO Committee on Excise.
Ore hundred aud ffty-fve (155) appli-
cations for peddlers' licenses.
Twenty-nine (2D applications for junk
| licenses.
Twenty-seven (sD applications for street
| musicians hcenses
Fifteen Q5) applications for public por-
| ter's liceuse.
Five (5) applications for auctioneer's IL
cense aud four t4) applications for pawn
4 brokers license.
! {See reports subsequently made.)
Referred to Committee on Trade LII
| censes.
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS
The report Of the Inspector OF buildings
for June. 1891, showing the granting OF
of permits for erection Of new buildings,
valued as follows, was presented, received
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NOTICE TO cREpgroRs

Estate OF David Lock wood deceased. George =.
Uoodley and heuhen Mason. Jr- executors Of David
lockwood, deceased. by order OF the rrosa1e OF
tee - the creditors Of said deeedent 70 brtRg IN
their debrS demands and elaimS against the s.
tate OF said decedeRk under oa-n Or Affirmation
within nine months from the d1rs of said order.
they viii De forever barred of any action therclore
a.sntust said executor
Claims 70 ee presented al the once Of Parmiy.
GEofGE p WooDLKE.
EEU ZEN Mason u
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rae Democracy of ElIzaDeth.

The Elizabeth City Democratic Execu-
tive Committee held its first meeting of
the year last night. Senator Marsh was
elected President, ex-Speaker John II.
Duun Secretary and Justice McGrath
Treasurer. IL was decided to take steps
at once FOR an energetic fall campaign,
and at the next meeting the names of
applicants for election officers will be
acted upon.
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and ilne ( 400 for violation OF The
pcslai laws.
The handling OF coal by steam po wer
"a the new stocking ground OF tine Le-
high Valley Railroad Company 1t South
Plasniieid. was begun ia the pressDce OF
a number Of prominent officials on the
company. thirty ton car was dis
charged in eight minutes by green hands.
The storage capacity of Ine grounds Is
&c., 600 tons, which will probably be In
creased to 100000.
William Crowley, better known in the
baseball world as Jockey" Crowley,
who was ono Of the early ball PLAYERS
with the Athletic. Boston and Buffalo
Clubs. died at Gloucester. late Tuesday
night, OF complication of disease ;,
Bright's disease being tue hastentn g
cause of death.
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NorIcE 10 cREDrroRs

Estate OF Mary Louisa Brow ar deceased John
7. Btower. executor OF Nary louisa hrowe
county. dated May "a 1881. hereby gives notice TO
the creditors Of said deeedent 10 bring IN Their
de bts, demands anu clatT1s against the estate OF
said aeeeienL under oath or affirmation withtn
nine months from the da1o OF said order or thrv
will be forever barred OF any action therefor
a. ainss said executor.
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NOTICE 70 CREDIToRs-

Estate OF Margaret hccne, or MeHarh deceased.
John Sheridan and Philip TumilrE. executors %
OF the sHrrogate OF Hudson COUNTY. dated
June 5 ISL hereby give notice . the creditors q
claims against the estate o. said dseeds1t
under oath or Affirmation. within nine months
from the date OF said order they viii he forever
barred Of any action therefor against sad exc
cutors- S1nr nhhhl4 ~
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Estate OF BENJAMIN h De Grushe dece1sed-
Kate r be Grushe executrix Of Benjamin 3 D
lrlashe deceased, by order OF tno Deputy Surro-
gaIs OF Hudson county. dated April 2. 1881 hereoy
gives notice 20 the creditors Of said oecedenr 70
bring their debts. demands and claiIns against
the estate OF said decedent. under oztE Or Afrmar
t0n within nine mou.hs from the date Z sa11 pr-
der or they viii forever barred OF any aclion
'nsfsi0' ~s-'''' ''''' s EAfEE. On eRusHE
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Estate or rhom es Chamberlain Deceased. Bertha
Cham beriain. .admfszr z<rix Of Thomas chamuer1aln
deceased by order OF the surrogate OF Hn1sou c14A
". dated May Il. lsel- herebF gixes no11c4 -
the creditors OF said De cedenf 10 hrfnx Il tn1l<
deets demands ana claims against the o<tate e
IN nine months from the date Of zald order *
they VIII be forever barred OF any action thers
tor against said adm inistraxrix.
- LlLIz1 4 A "A IA.
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OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Il hereby given that the final account OF
the subscribers. executors Of Pnebe Brown. de
ceased. win be audited and stated by the Surro
gate OF tie county OF Hudson, and reported 70
settle mens on Friday, the eleventh lay or Septem N
Der next.
Dated June - ~ D. 1881
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Estate OF Mary Davis deceased Eery
staHsas surviving executor 0f Mary Davis c8-
ceased By order OF the Surrogate u Bud
son county dated NAV l6 1891 hereby gives
nouca 10 the creditors OF said deoedenr 70
bring IN their deDts. demands and claims against
the estate OF said decedenr under o4lh -
affirmation within nine months from Tie d1e9
or said order they viii bs forever barred OF
any acIion therefor against said executor
HENRY STEFEEN&
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice s hereby given that the final areeant OF
the subscriber. admtnlsrratrix Of John Hetferman
deceased. VIII be audited and stated py the Surro
gate OF the county OF hudson and reported for
settiement on fri1ay. the 4tn day OF septem Dsi
nexL
MARY a. HEFFERzAE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Edward Hrady. deceased. Hugh coyle
administrator OF Edward brady, decea sed ~
order OF The Deputy Surrogate OF HUDSON County.
daIed April z, ISL hfreDy gives notice the
creditors OF said deeedeng bring in their debts
demands aud claims AGAINST the estate Of said as-
cecent under oat Affirmation wiznin n1ns
months the date OF said order they viii -
forever barred Of action therefor Against sid
administrator.
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NoTIcz oF sErILEMENr.

SotIcs IS hereby given thas the fnal account Of
the subscribers executors OF Frederick love. de
ssed viii be audited stated bV the AurrogaTe
OF the county ef Hudson. ana reported for seTIle-
ment on Friday. the eighteent IN day Of Septem bel
next
Dated July u. A. D.. 1871.
CATHA2INE r. LOWE.
FREDERICK LOWE
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NOTICE OF sErrLEMESr.

Notice Is hereby given thar the final account Of
the subscriber a3min isIratrix OF William Pearsal
deceased. will be audited and stated oy the sur
roza5e OF the CounTy OF Hudson and Re ported FOL
settlement on FRIDAY. ths 4sh AZ or Ssptemoel
next
ANNIE Z. PEARsALL-
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NoIIcE b sETTLEMENE.

Notice Is hereby given that the account OF r1o
subscribers. executors Of Abraham q. zadrizkls
surviving trustee Of the estate OF John 1onnele a.
ceased viii be audited aud stated by the surrogars
of the County Of Hudson. and reported for setr-e-
naent on Friday, the lsdh day OF July next
i fANSrSG zADRrsKTE.
AI-aI-sIL-S ElllS6IE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Michael nrfscoll deceased Ellen Dris-
Of Michael Drf<eoli. decea<ed. by ortar of tns
Deputy Surrogate OF Hue sen county. dated April
- is hereby give nol1ce to the creditors of saio
decedent 10 bring ia their debts demands and
claims against estate Of sad deeedeDt rnGe-
oath o. affirmation within nine months from tAs
cafe OF said order. they will &c forever barred
Of any action therefor against said execut0rs
ELLEN DRlSCoLf-
OWEN FARLEY
FRANK J. MATTHEW'S
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OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the final account ol
the suoscriber. administrator of William keeney
deceased. VIII be audited and stated BY the Surro
cats OF the COUNTY Of Hnd son. and reported fo
settlement on srlday. the eighteenth daY of sep
tembs. next
Da.sd July IS A. D.. 1891.
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Notice Of settlement.
NorIcE oF sErrLEaIENr.

NVIl-E
Notice Is hereby given that the mai accom- OF
tue subscriber. admin istrsror Of Edwin d. Reeve.
deceased, viii Oe auiited ana stated Dy the sur
rogate Of the county OF Hudson. and reported Tor
settlement on Friaay. thssln day OF September
next
lated June IS A. D.. 1891
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MOTTO 70 cKEpI1oRs.

Estate OF Mary ardley deceased. Robert ".
Eardley executor Of Mary kardlsy. deceased bv
order OF the Surrogate Of Hudson CouctF. dated
June 1881 hereby gives notice the creditors Or
said dece<ieBr bring their deDts. demands
and clsims against the estate oi said decedenh
under oath or uf1lrmatton. within ntne months
from the date Of said order. they viii be forves
barred Of action therefor against said xecutp
koBkRT W kARDLE1-
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NOTICE TO cREDI1 0Rs-

Estate Of William Gopsiil deceased. Jceeph d.
Gopsfll. administrator ofWfil2ln sopsill deceased
by oraer Of theDeguty Surrogate Of Hudson county.
daei July 1881. hereby gives notice 70 the crect
tors OF said dsesdenJ TO bring In their deots de-
mands and claims againss the estate Of said re-
eeuent, under oath affirmation within nine
months from the date Of said order, the will Ds
forever barred OF any action therfor against sail
administrator.
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SURROGATE'S NOTICES
NOTICE 10 cREDIToRs.

Jas IL oNel- Surrogate once nourz a N
to4 ,. m saturdays 70 /.
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io<n. m Saturdays 70 /.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate OF Hattie Pusfer. deceased, Henry Pusfer
and Annie L. >tolfz. executors of Hssrie Pus-
ter deceased. by order of the surrogate Of hudson
County dated June & 1891. hereby give notice
the cred itOrs of said decedeur bring in their
debt, demands and claims sgainst the estate Of
Eaid decedehr under oaIn affirmation within
nine N onths from the date OF said order, they
VIII be forever barred Of any action therefor
ASSTE z sToLTz
HENEI PC-TER,
NoTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate OF Eusaria Weston. deceased. Abner "
Weston. administrator Of Eugsnia Weston. de-
ceased, by order Of the Surrogate OF Hudson
County. dated June Il issi hereby gives notice 70
the creditors OF sal dscedelt TO orfng IN taeis
debrs demands and claims agaiasz the ate OF
said dscedent. unaer oath aiiirn atioa within
nine months from the date OF said orf er, theJ
will be forever barred OF any aclio1 therefor
ABSER n WESTON
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Resolved, That licenses as public por-
tiers be issued uy the Mayor and City
Clerk under the corporate seal OF the city
to the following named on their paying
Andrew j. Duffy, w. II. Schwuizer e
Iieenses), John Gately, William Odell g
licensesl, james Dorrington g llcenses),
John j. Fallon, Erie Transfer Company
(5 lieenses)
tioneers be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk under the corporate seal of the city
TO the following named on their paying
the license fees;-
Lewis E, Wood, F. G. Wolbert. a A.
Frank, ". S. Weed, W. j. Montgomery.
The reports were received and the reso-
lutions adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS RY RESOLUTION.
The following resolutions were reported
by the Committee on Printing, Station
cry and Supplies in payment Of claims
hereinbefore REFEREED
Resolved, That the sum of s155 be paid
to Albert DATE. for printing liquor
licenses.
S64 50 to Albert Datz for printing, etc.
SO 50 TO Jersey City Electric Light
COMPANY. for incandescent light, City
Clerks Office. May, 1891.
$3.50 to Jersey City Electric Light Com
pany, for time and material placing light
in Mayors Office.
SASS to T. c. Long for incidental ex-
penses as City Marshall from June 10,
1891, 10 July Il, 1891.
Sc. o. 10 John Sullivan for ice Mt City
Hall. four days in May and June. 1891.
The resolutions were adopted hy the
following vote. the yeas aud nays havlng
been ordered and taken on the call of the
President.
Yeas-All the members present, nine in
number.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following preamble and resolution
were presented by Alderman Saiiuger:-
Whereas. The Board of Finance appro-
priated money year ago for purchase Of
horse and wagon for the Inspector of
Bnilding, but failed 70 provide for the
keep Of said horse; therefore.