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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-11

held up her tambourine with bright
were freely flung to her, / contributing
my quota to the amount: but all she re-
ceivcd she at once cmptied into q lcath
ern bag which was carried by young
and handsome man who accompanied
her, and who, alas was totally blind.
1 knew the couple well, and had often
seen them; their history was pathetic
enough. The girl had been betrOthcd to
the young fellow when he had occupied
q fairly good position rs n worker In
silver flligree jewclry. His cyesight,
long painfully strained over his delicate
labors, suddenly failed him. He lost his
place, OF course, and was utterly with
out resources He offered to release his
fiancee from her engagement, but she
would not take her freedom. She In
sisted on marrying him at once.
She had her way, and devoted
herself to him soul and body,
danced in tho streets and sang TO gain
q living for herself and him; taught him
to weave baskets, so that he might not
feel himself entirely dependent on her,
and she sold these baskets for him so
successfully that he was gradually max
ing quite o little trade Of them. Poor
child! for she was not much moro than
Q chIld-what q bright face she had!-
glorlfied by the seli-denlal and courage
Of her everyday life. No wonder she
had won the sympathy Of the warm
hearted and impulsive Neapolitans-
they looked upon her as heroine OF ro-
nance; and as she passed through the
streets leading her blind husband ten
derby by the hand, there was not q crea-
ture 10 the city, even among the most
abandoned and vile characters, who
would have dared to offer her the least
insult, or who would have ven-
tured to address her other
wise than respectfully. She. was
good, innocent, and true; how was II,
wondered dreamily, that ] could not
have won a woman's heart like hers?
Wore the poor alone to possess all the
Old-world virtues-honour and faith, love
and loyalty? Was there something In
life Of luxury that sapped virtue at its
root? Evidently early training had
little to do with after results, for had
not my wife beenl brought up among an
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-11
The Ynlus Of EIectrIcItH.

One of the beneficent results Of the
various experiments which have been
made during the last two years, with a
view to determine the value Of cleo
tricity for killing purposes, is the estab-
lishment OF the fact that not only can
cattle be dispatched BY the electric cur
rent without the least pain, but that the
meat Of the animal is actually improved
by the passage Of the current and viii
keep longer than by any other msthoa
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-11
4 Naurh,r Llt.ls smurrI.r.

A clever ruse was once successfully
perpetrated by q quick witted woman
upon an officer who, it is no more than
fair to add. was a novice at the business.
She asked the officer to hold her baby
while her husband assisted in opening
the trunks Shake baby's rattle and no
will be good, said the smiling matron
as she hustled about; and the rattle was
sounded merrily, the baby Growing with
delight Nothing was found in the bag
gage, but the rattle was filed with
gemA
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-11
Ages OF Man and VITO.

1t is always better for man to be
several years the senior of his wife.
And I'll tell you why. The average
girl who marries-God bless her-stays
at home and makes a home blissful
abiding place for her husband and
her children. The man goes out into
the world and has the responsibility of
caring for those who are at home, and
yet time does not seem to set its seal on
him as it does on woman. The little
cares Of life rufiie her. and too often
make her look. as we say, -old before
her time" Now, even when this does
not happen, she does proportionately
grow old in appearance sooner than
man, and for that reason she wants to
take the benefit of the doubt, and let
him have the added years to start with.
Then, too, you should desire to keep
your heart and mind young; to be his
intellectual companion, and this Is much
easier when your husband Is old enough
to be ~the guide, philosopher. and
friend" The love Of q woman to her
husband always has little of the ma
ternal in it-that Is right and tender
but she does not wish to be mistaken
for his mother.
Be wise. and marry a man older than
yourself; one who has seen life in its
many phases. and who can guide you
over the rocky place; one who has
learned that It Is not always wise to
obey impulse, but that any Important
dnty should be well thought over.
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11
BAYoNNE.

Counsellor Charles Mahnken, of Fargo,
OAK, Is visiting his brother, eX-Chief
Engineer j. Herman Mahnken, or the
city's Volunteer Fire Department.
Philip Eley has resigned from Hope
Hook and Ladder Company No. 2, and his
name has been put on the list of exempt
members.
During the meeting held last evening
by Hudson Council No. 81, National
Provident Union. George L. Lake was
made citizen OF the provident grade.
Citizen Robert L. Fawcett was elected
delegate TO arrange for the inauguration
of National President William II. Me-
Cabe. of Brooklyn. Citizsns John w.
Carknuff. Robert N. Brown, James II.
Eakins, George K. Lake aud John Lair
were appointed a committee TO arrange
for the celebration of the organizations
first anniversary on Tuesday evening,
March 10.
Alexander Keegan, of Avenue A and
West Forty fifth street, has left town for
a sojourn of several weeks at Atlanta,
Georgia.
George Weleher, a well known master
builder and contractor died az his home,
No. 172 Railroad avenue, yesterday. Death
was due to rheumatism of the heart
The body of John Loeb, the G. A. r.
veteran from Newark VINO died suddenly
on Saturday evening. was buried yester-
day by the comrades of James n. Wan
Buskirk Post, No. 100, G. A. R., in bay
view Cemetery.
Mrs. Alfred w. Booth. of West Sixth
street. Is at Albany, N. T.. in attendance
upon one of her daughters VINO Is seri
ously ill.
The pupils Of Public School No. 8 were
treated TO a stereoDticon exhibition yes
terday afternoon by Principal George A.
Atwater.
Mrs. Kathalina Mead and her daughter,
nf M fsser of
DeIand, Fla.
E. Carragan, of East Forty-ninth
street. has gone to Sanford, Fla. for an
outing.
Theodore E. Young and Horace D.
Harmer, Of the Third ward, have re-
turned from trip TO Greensborough,
n. c.
The Republican City Association viii
organizs In Hendrickson's Assembly
Rooms tomorrow evening.
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11
MS cnANcERY oY NEw JERsEy.

To Jedediah Il. Baldwin in his own right and as
exscutor of hiram Gilbert. deceased. cornelia A
under the VIII OF Hiram 9ilbsrt eecessed. albert
L weees Hiram q Miekes Ds Lacy Z, VIC ,s sss
By Virtue Of an order OF the courtog cnanesry OF
New Jersey. made on ths DAY OF me dase hereof IA
8 cause wherein John n ROmina. aoministr atOr OF
the goods and chatteis, rights and credits " nich
Hudso In the State OF New Jersey deceased i COM
ants. you are reaGired 10 appear. plead, denur OF
answer the coB'piainant's bill On or before tae
bilf win be taken as confessei against You
me said bin is hied TO rorecioss mortgage on e
county Of hudsoa and state o. New Jersey, dated
Ralph A. Romine in his lifetime.
And you, Jeaediah X. Bal win, are made de-
1endsh5 pda sd AZ se,r upsr he viii 81 Hiram
Gl bert cecea sed claim some interest," or estate IN
An YOU corneiia A baldwin. are ussae do
feadant because you as heir OF said Hiram Gilbert
anu a. deyisee under bis viii claim some interest
ana you. addison ?. Jones. are made defend
ant because you as executor Unter the Will OF SAID
hiram Gilbert. claim some interest," or estate IN
al And yon. Albert I. wiskes, are made defend
ant because you as the widower q kizaDsih c.
Wickes one OF heirs OF sald Hiram sssl bert,
And yon. hiram G. Wiskes. DeLaey b wickes
and Charles D. Miekes are made eefendants De
deceased. and as cevisees under the viii OF said
hiram Gilbert claim some Interest o z estate IN
And you William Gilbert GsuL are made de-
fend ant because you, dsyisee under the viii Of
sad hiram GiiOert claim some IN terest estate
In said pre- nsises.
And you. Jolr L Rollins are made defendant.
because il Is alleged in saii Dili that you the
owner by assignment Of a Jul gEent recovered In
the New Jersey supreme Court on the tWenfY-
niuta daT OF Novsnuer, eighteen hundred AID
seventy three, by jams T. kllae zzaia u Wtckham
Williams and Charles J. Gzlbsrt, AMI oy reaSOa
thereof claim some interest or estate in sail prem
Daled January g, ISL
ISAAC ROMAINE
Solicitor OF Complainant
p O. Address, No. &c Montgomery street.
Jersey CITY, y. J.
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11

ITO HENRY ". PgcaLAu OR PTcHLAS. DELLA
Il Fycnlau or rychla1. AuEte Fycala1 or Fyc1@&n
and Elsstu Pychlau or PFe1lan
You are hereby notitied mar l have purchased
for the sua. OF eleven hundred and Twelve doslz1G
aud forty ye cents lot nauoer %. on block n1
Der 49, assessment map annexed 10 4 report
made ry commissioners uf Al JUST ment, appoin--
ed by the Circalr Court OF The county OF Hn1sol
IN pursuance OF cnapter CXu- OF tAs laws or l5s4
. Ger ilflsd copy Of which map was HE'D N toe
Office OF the Cry Collector OF tae city OF Jersey
CITY. n J.. on tue tenta daY or Octooer. eizhsee1
hundred AMI alnsts. at q sale maze bg the zig
the provisions o. tns sad act. euE.tlsi.--
s IA act concerning the seftisBleRf aad eaf-
lection Of aFredrages of tispdfd fdres, az
seSsateRfs assd sczfer-rcfes or lruter-rs5ats IN
cites Of fhfs State, 0nd fHtposlag aid lerB-
tssg a tar. assessment and lien IL lea aad
instead of sttch drrearages. and 10 eaJorts
the pdghieRt nsereof, dHd 20 pr0rlde T0r
the sole Of lands subjected to Jasftge fdxa-
ffoss ard assessment {
Posed Marea s0tA, 1851 and the supplement
thereto.
And you are hereby further notified that you
have. o. claim havs. interest taeretn- and ia
less the said ioi. tract or parcel OF land shah De
deemed provided IN said act. before the explra.
ton Of six months from and after the service and
publication thereof, deed ror the same Wild %
given ccHvesing 20 the purchaser the fee simple Of
ssii land ana real estate according 20 tns prosi>
Lated JERSEY ciTy. y J.. January 2sth 1885,
HENkH A. GAkDE4 Purchaser
No So Central avenue.
Jersey civ. =. j.
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11

no henry W. PyCHLAU OR PYCHLAE. DELLA
Pychlau or PychIa1. Annie Pychlau or Fychlan.
and ElsEin Pschlau Ps scnl&u.
You are hereby notified that have purc3 ased for
the sum OF eleven handred two doil2rs and
eighty cents lot 80 lsJ Block No. Isl. on an
assessment map ANNEXED % rep3rt nlad1 by
Commissioners Of Adjustment appointed By ta5
CIrcuit Court Of the County OF Hudson. IA pu-su-
ance Of Chapter C2II o. The laws OF is. certified
city collsctoT OF the city OF Jersey Cl1y. \. j.
tins tenth day of October. eighteen hundred and
ninety. rale made b. tbs Cav coliector OF tbs
said city uuder ana ey virtue Of the proTsi0ns of
the sata act. eutttsd-
- An Act concerning the settlement and eollse-
ttoH 0J aTreGroges OF aslpaid tdTes assess
meats and acater-rdtes tcafeT~fenfs IN
cities OF ftls State. aud isaposszg cad 1erz-
faq a tar. assessateat and lien IN Eie9: u1ad
ipsfedd Of sltch tfrsurGges aud TO elsfDFcs
tie paybtenf thereof. and 10 proc de for fhs
sale Of lands sut5ected 70 JEtars taxation
and dsssssrHeafA
Passed Marcs 50ta lss1 aad the sasplemeats
thereto.
And you are hereby further notified that xou
have, cialla 10 have 81 Interest therein. knd
unless sad lot TRACK or parcel Of land shah %
redeemed, as provided IN said act before tAs ga
ard publication heraof. ueed for the same viii os
given. conveying 10 tae purchaser tho Ies slmps %
said land and real estate according 10 he prosi-
Dated Jersey CITY Jan nary 26fh. 1881.
Henry A G4kDE purchaser.
Ao. ss2 Central Are1ae.
Jersey CITY. \. !
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11

TO HUDSON CONNECTING RAILWAY CON
pany. John II. newton. James p. Waiiaee<
frustee Charles Par sons. r. trustee. Franklin j.
Mallory heuecca Mallory. Saran g. LewlA Auu L !.
Culver, Harriet r. Hobbs. Emily Y. smith. Lansinx
Zaoriskie and Augustus Zaoriskle, executors. eie.
oAbrAaam D Zz0riskie surviving trustee. etc..
and William W Nlller--
BYou are hereby notined that the FIRST National
nank Of Jersey cify has purchased for ths sum OF
nine dollars and ninsty eight cents tsss1 plot
number nine hunlred ami uin.ty-ssyen |sHll on
block fnDar one hundred and eiEhfy three fl83l
on Assessment nlnp annexed 20 a report ma1e
BY Commissioners OF Ad11srment, appolnred ~
the Circuit Court Of the county Of Huu<on IN Dur
sRance OF Cnapter CXIL Of the laws of l33a a Ger
titled copy Of Whch map was hlrd IN the once "a
the Comptroller OF the city OF Jersey city. On tbs
twenty 1fnfh day OF November. eiyhf cen IN udrc0
and ei zhxy nine a. a sale made uy tho Comptro[
ler OF the said city under and b. virtue OF the pro-
visions Of tne said act entitled An Act concerning
paid taxez esssssmeuts and water rates or water
reafs IN cit1es Of this state. and imposine and
lesying tax. ASSESSMENT and lien ia lieu and Ia
stead OF soc1 arfeafaEesl ana 70 enferoe the pay
thereof. ana % provide Tor the sale OF lands
subjected 70 future taxation ami asseszm s1t.~
passed. March u, 1855 ana me various supplements
thereto. and you are hereby further porl1cd that
yo1 have. or claim 70 hata an interest tnerel1,
and unless the said lot tracl or parcei o. land
snail be redeemed. provided In said acs, before
tie EXPIRATION Of six months from and AFTER the
according y the provisions o. the said ael-
Dated January tlsr. ISL
TIE fIRsT NATiosAL BANK or JERSEY CITY.
BzD1E. MUiKaEID. NcGzE & DxDtE. Jz-
It's At1orney1-
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11
n caANcERY OF NEW IERsET.

To FRANK PURCELL
I3y virtue OF an order OF the Court Of ChancerY
of aew Jersey. made ine day o. the date hereof,
in a auss wherein Mary Dofemus and Victor Z
Ioremus her husband. are o5nfplainznts, and
you ana orhess are defendants you are Required =
appear and plead, dsmur or answer 20 tae coHs
plainant oil. on before the sixth day OF April
next or the said bill viii be taken as confessed
against YOU.
This said bill Is died for partition Of certain
lands ia jersey CITY. Hudson county. New JerseY, !,
of Nach ronr father, william Purcell. died
seized and oG. frank Purcell are made de
lend ant, because you one Of the tenants In
common therein owning an undivf fed fourth part
thereof. SUBJECT 70 your mothers right or dover
therein
Dated Jersey city, February 4. 1851.
TEAPHAGEN BEEKMAN,
Solicitors OF Complain2nfs
No. ~ Aor tgonery street
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11

ing the dead mans features with a Ian
tern. Hal so they have caught you at
last, my friend, have they? Well, you
played the spy long and well, but it
always comes to this in the end"
end tearing down the window cur
tain the officer threw it over the rigid
body of-the professor.-A. McDougall
in Pell Nell Budget.
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11
CITY NOTES.

The Atlantic and Gulf Coast Dredge
Owners Association viii give dinner at
Taylor's Hotel this evening.
A number OF Prohibitionists of this city
will attend the conference OF New Jer-
sey prohlbitionists which Will be held at
Newark today and tomorrow.
The members of the County Board of
Health were the guests of the Board of
Freehoiders at Snake Hill yesterday. Both
Boards went over the ground with
view to the selection OF site for the new
hospital for contagious diseases which is
soon to be built at Snake Hill
The lamp has been set up in front of
the Seventh precinct Captain Lange Is
daily expecting his desk. which will COM
plete the furnishing of the station house.
John Mccarthy, Of Springfield. Mass,
while STOPPING down to tie his shoe on
Exchange place yesterday afternoon, was
kicked in the face by an unknown man
and had his right eyelid cut opu.
West bergen.
The regular meeting of the West Ber-
gen Pleasure Club will be held at the
club rooms on Mallory avenue tomorrow
evening.
a special meeting OF the Y p S. O. L. of
the Reformed Church for this evening.
Harry Tenny of Bergen avenue will
leave to-day on short eastern trip.
George Morris, while repairing the roof
on the barn near his premises yesterday,
fell TO the ground and broke his right
arm and left leg. He was taken to the
City Hospital.
The musical entertainment of the
Reformed Church, Bergen avenue
and Union street. was held last evening
at the Bergen Baptist Church. About
SIS was cleared, which will be donated to
the building fund.
One Of the horses attached to the farm
wagon belonging to J. Kruse feli and
broke leg this morning. policeman
White shot the animal
John Gruber, OF West Side avenue,
while intoxicated Last evening. tried 10
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11

A MEXICAN KMPLoYERs' LIABILITY NsUR
"A ance Company.
10 rh01l " ngnE c0acerH:--
Notice Is hereby given hy the subscribers who
majority Of the directors OF the American
Employers Liability Insurance Companf. that
pursuant 70 a resolution passed By Iae Bo ard OF
Directors thereof on the second day Of February.
A. b. 7Sgi they hereby declare their intention 10
increase the capital stock OF said CON pzny from
the SUM OF one hundred and City thousand dollars
to the sum Of two hunarea thousand dollars ana
that on the ninth day OF March, A. D. 1.sl. at rhe
principal Office OF said company. No. MonfBon-
err street IN Jersey City New Jersey. they vii
open books Of subscription for said increase OF
sfock. and keep the same open until the fni
amount thereof shall be subscribed
Dated Jersey City. febr uary , iNl
JoNATHkx n. CRANE
MAEc EIDLFrz Majority Of ths
CIlAnLRs T. WILLs, Board OF u
A. sPADoSE. rcc1ors OF the
T. r. KR1euT. American En-
J.. SANFORD hoss. piDysrs Ltabii-
=. b. Cushing. lty insEraEce
HENRY sElsEET. Company.
HAMILTON WALLIS
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11
NORTH HUDSON.

The big Plattdeutsche Volksfest will be
held at the Union Hill Scnuetzen Park on
August Is, IL. IS aud 49, Manager
Kroebel I'D 81, 500 to the society to secure
the picnic. Henry Shackel. OF South
Beach offered the society s.. 500 and free
music, but tine offer was refused.
The Daniel Bermes' Brewery Guard
held their annual ball at Rath's Turn
Hail, Union Hill, last night.
Clarence McFadden. hackman, while
intoxicated fell from his coach on his way
TO the Gutenberg race track yesterday.
He received a severe scalp wound which
was dressed by DR.. Hill.
Hiram Schroeder. Of Union Hill, was
married to Miss Mamie Meyer, OF New
York, at the residence of the brides pa
rents ON Sunday night.
During the Lenten season two courses
of lectures will be given at the Holy Fam
lily German Catholic church, Union Hill.
The pastor, the Rev J. N. Griff. will de-
liver one course on Sunday and Wednes-
day evenings, and the assistant pastor,
the Rev. j. Huygen, will give another at
high mass on Sundays. They Will be
very interesting to the Germans of the
town.
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11
Notice to Contractors.


cEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
- The Office Of the Board OF sfreet and Water CON-
nfssloners- on Aouday. februAry 18th l4L ~ -
ciock q m FOR The construetio1 o. . sewer In
olEA& AVE-.
rom sea View ave TO point about 10 feet sou<n
GATES AVE
from Ocean ave 10 Garfield avelfn accordancc vita
plans and specifications on iis In or1ce of tbs
Chief Engineer. corner OF Jersey are ana Nercar
81. here blank forms 81 bid and agreement -
sufeiies must oe oosalned
ESTIMATE oF Qr&TfffEr-
1oouf 4s linesl feet q stnch pipe sewer. reiaz1-
About 20 iinsaI feet OF i8f1ch pipe sewer new.
About 20 nneai feet Of l2 inch PIPE sewer new.
Abc-f new receiving hasinE
About p cubic yards Of concrefe.
sDouf 20 cubic yards OF rock excavation.
tine allowed for me complexion Of tns work
Tho making of the above improvements and
award Of contract therefor win be subject 70 fhe
remonstrance Of the owners Of The property Ea1xe
70 more ths<n one helf tbs assessments fnsrefor.
Froposaif must be enclosed IN sealed envelopes.
corsed Proposals. for sewer In ocean and Gates
ave- olrectad to II A. Duxan. ESQ Char
man Of COMMITTEES On Streets and Fepser4~ .
and handed 20 the Clerk of the Board in opcn mssf
Ing when called for in the order of business fsiAt
ing TO sealed proDosals
80 city ofielaI wfI be accepted as surety nor VIII
substitution of suFetles be allowed
he attention OF bidders 4 especially ca1Ied TO
Section y q the New Charter OF 1853" under the
terms whereof no contract shsn b1 binding upon
the city until the oondsmen offered by The con
Finance. frexldeut OF said Board havinx power 70
examine the proposed D0ndsmen under oath
BY order Of the Board Of Street and Water Com-
GEO 7. BoUTos
r....a ro--.~ rs.- r.~...~- ~ 500
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11

AN oRDIxANCE TO AaiRND -AN ORDINAAcE
a concerning Hack Drivers Omnibus Drivers
and Forters. passed April z1th. lssA
The Mao GaG Aldermen of Jersey Cifs do
0rddfa as 5olsoars
SECTION i-iaaf Section Eleven nn OF the o-di-
nance passed Al ri =. is q. entited ~An 0rnt1ancs
Concerning Hack Drivers. JmaiDus Drivers and
f4srters'' b aaae Aded bv striking cut the words
placed or AMI inserting after tho word neures.
the words -eaeh not less han one and half Inches
IN length"
CHARLES ". Al.LES.
President
JoHN &. scorr
Cts cierx.
uREsTEs cLEvELASD.
Mayor.
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11
STEAMBOATS,.
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TEE CON-
" missiouers Of Assessment for Jersey CITY will
meet ~ their offica in Ehc building occupied bg
the Bozrd OF Street ana y ater Com Ialssioners co-
ner OF Aercer strest cnl Jersey avenue Jersey
CIV \. u. on Tuesday. February L.. 1871 at tea
o'clock a in 10 apprai.e the valus OF lands 70 BE-
taken icr the openinS OF
NEPTUNE AVE
from Bsrsen ave eastwardty % Ocean ava and
the dainags which ans OF srcn ieads or Of
nny interest therein may saStain BY OF such
improFsmsnr and VIII thcn ami thore hear all
DaFfie. Interested In said i'm progument WAC
70 be heaTd before them ua tas value OF iand be
taken for said improvement ami the damage
which any owner u sueh lands or OF ans Interest
rhereln may sustain ny reason OF such Improve
fnenf at which time ana Place ali partias Interest
JAMES HUNT
JAAES n. DAVIS
JAMES uNULff.
Commissioners OF Assessment
". ". RusGLKs
Jersey City. \ - January zsth. 1891
The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11
Notice to Builders and
Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL Be RECEIVED AT
. the Office OF the Board Of sJrest and Water
Commissioners or Monday. February u, 1881, az ~
o'clock N. for building new second frectncS
Police station mouse. 70 De located on SeFenth
stree ia accord ance with plans and specthcattons
on ME in the ONCE II the Chief Engineer corner OF
Jerseg avenue and Mercer street, where blank
forms OF lid and agreement Of saretias must be
obtained.
Inc bidding will be divided into four 60 sec
tions-
first mason WORK second. carpenter work and
painting third. PLUMBING gas hitting, stsam heat
ing and electrical work fourth. the whole work
complete
FrOposals must be enclosed In sealed enreloDss.
endorsed Proposals for diem specfhed} Fourth
Prec4net Police station directed TO- Ben Jan Van
keuren. s,i. chairman OF the Committee On Pub
lie buildings and ocks' and handed 10 the Clerk
of The eaafd, in open meeting when called for IN
the order CT business relating 10 sealed proposals.
No eAty officill viii accepted As surety, nor
will a substitution Of sureties be allowed
This Board the right TO reject an or all
pias II deemed the best interests OF the city so
10 do.
GEORGE t. BouToN.
Clerk
Dssed Jersey CITY February s.-is9L