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MURDERERs AND RoBBERs.-New Orleans,
April 2.-Judge Marr, tho presiding magis
t.ate over the section Of the Criminal Court
in which the grand jury is now serving,
yesterday expressed the private opinion that
nothing woull ever be dsue to the lynchers
who caused tho killing Of the Italians. A
close examina'i ion Of the record of tho eleven
alleged nssas.ins discloses the fact that all
but four of the eleven s.sin we're Registered
voters, either by birth or naturalization -
Tho four others, whom Consul Corts claims
as entitled to the protection ef the Italian
Government, are Irabiua, Bagustio. Mon.s-
ts-io end Coni,x. The first name is found
l., have been voter in the parish Of St.
Charles. Bagnetlo is proved to have been
n fugitive murderer from Palermo. and q
member Of the Esposito band Of highway
men. Marchesi was a vc' Gran of Gatibaldi s
army, but fled from Palermo while charged
with numbering female. Irabina wn- ais,
. robbsr in Sicily. or Comitz, nobody
seems t, know anything. lie and Monas-
terio were hurled in the potter's field
Consul Corte is doing all he can to reach
the facts of the affair, and he has re
eeived that courtesy At the hands Of Gov
nohNichslls and Mayor Shakee pcare thai
his r0.itisn warrants. The grand jury il
holding daily sessions.
JuRY-FIxERs INDICTED.
Now Orleans, April 2.-The grand jur,
has found thrc, indictments in blank-tw,
against Selignan and Borscn for bribor,
and three against O'Maly for conspiracy t
bribe.--The Sfdts.
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Notice of Final Discharge.

DY permission Of Hon. James NJ. Gee.
- Probate Judge for Union County, will,
on the 18Th day Of April, 1891, make my
final return ~ AdministrstriI of the es-
tate Of Thomas McNally, deceased, anil ap-
ply for q anal discharge As said AdministrA-
trix.
All persons indebted TO said ests'e wi max e
payment to me on or before said date, and
all persons having claims against said es's'e,
will present them before sad date, properly
probated, or they will be forever barred.
CATHARINE NCNALLY,
Adm; ;nistratrix.
March 2I I3 At.
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Notice of Final Discharge

DY permission of Hon. JAMES N. Gee.
- Probate Judge for Union County, l
will, OH the 18th day OF April, 1891, mako
my final return as Administrator Of the es.
tale Of II. c. Sondey, and arply for a final
discharge a. said Administrators.
All persons indebted to eai estate will
make payment to me before .aid date, and
all persons having elaims against said esta'e,
will prs.ent them before said date, Ir"p-
crly probated, or they will be forever barred.
r.. V. GIST,
Admir-. X. {. Sondley.
March 27 Is A."
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The GRIr.-Chicago, March 27.-Thc
dea'hs reported from pneumonis and kin
drcd ailments for the week will be about
800 probably the largest number ever re
corded in this ciy. DR.. }. ID. Hammond
said to-day: "The Epidemic Of grip is as
bad as season OF cholera. so far rs the
number Of reople afee:ed is concerrcd.-
Tel TO the State.
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4
~~s.v.- LuAassR,
CNIoN, 3. c., April 2, 1891. (
| DE 1T ORDAINED by the Town Csuacil
ID Of Union. in the STATE Of South Care,
lins, now met and citing. and by the en-.
thority OF the s,me: -
Snc. !. That tax Of two (2) nils ppou
every dollar Of the va'us Of I'll Real Estats,
Stock u trade, snd persenoi pepporfp q ~
sews e. 1ras hkeSA - - h - 7
Ieste1 - uxest tie erdinsry -sapsss q ~ tke
Muhieif Al gsversment of sid town sSr ahe
fiscal year conmsncing Ssst 10, 1890.
SIC. 2. That the sum Of one dollar and
6ny cents bc fixed ~ . cfmmutsti.n for
street aud road duty, and the said sum 10
hereby required to lie aid by each and every
able bodied male person between The ages OF
eighteen aud fity-fve years. who Ie>ide
within the INCORPORATE lipirs Of sid town.
Src. s. That the Town Treasurer do pro.
ceei Mt once, to collect the taxes herein
levied. and that he shall keep his oks open
from the LIST day Of May until the lst day of
June next, (lSSl), after which iims he shall
proceed. by distress or otherwise. .s pre-
seribsd by la~, to collect such rs remaia un.
paid, wi h peus'iy of twenty per cent.
SEC. 4. That the b,sis of values for taxa.
tioo OF Real Estate, Personal property and
Stock in trade, shall be taken frsm the books
OF the County Auditor for the year 1890. as
far as il re'ates TO the town of Union.
Sac. 8. l. ernsc fees shall be rs follows:
For each dealer in ferti izers from
10 20 tns................ ...... So 90 !
Fov each deais I'm fer'iis.ers frcn
20 to IS tcns......... ....... secs. Is 90
For each Agent OF Sewing Machines 8 90
For each Agent Of Fire Insurance
Comf anies .........,................ 10 90
For each Agent OF Life ln,urance
Companies ......".... ...... 10 90
For each Livery and Sale St,ble... - 20
For eocn Car. i'ge, Buggy or Horse
kert for hire, outside of Livery
Stable ........... ................. 10 90 |
For each two-horsc dray per
annum........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90 /
For each one-ho;sc drny Ter
annum.. ........................... 5 90
For e1ch Bill ard Room OH Main
otreet ........ ..... .................. 20 90
Fer each Billiard Room en- back or
. Slue strect........... Is 90 |
For each Ten-Pin Alley .......... 5OOi
: or each Circus per day........... 75 90
For each Side Show ...... 10 90
For each Lecture, Musical Enter
tainment, Play or Show, for re-
ward or gain, per day........... 5 90
For each Auctioneer Ier day.... 5 90
Done and ratified und. ~-tIs- -0oryor~ts peuf-t
Of said town of Union on the 9th day of
April, 1891.
II. W. TISsLEY, W. I. GRAHAM,
Clerk. lntendant.
April 10 Is 81
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NEW YORK
RACKET.

In asking the patronage of the people of Union ard
surrounding country wish to of the .dvno
ges we propose to offer you.
We do business the cash basis buv for s,,t 49, oh ~
Sell for cash. Our business will be clear of every tont M
credit gangreen Chat abomnabe system which 10 bo,L
ruptng our land.) ~
By paying spot cash for our goods we ret tben ~ r
bottom prices and New York BUYER is
alert for bargains Nharaxas-s>s~----.a-sssFt e.@.
hm, cash i'll hand, ready scoop in the cream
OF the bargains ut half their value So ycu will SEQ tbot
merchants who buy goods in the old way cannot
our prices. sH
We have only price for goods You will find
everything marked in plain figures You can sec tbnt yom
are not paying more than your neghbor A fvcveorold
child can buy them just as cheap slrewlcs shopner
i'll the country.
By selling for spot cash make bad accounts md have
no credlt valuation on goods Can sells ON
SIX, nine and twelve months time as cheap rs te man
who sells for SPOT cash? Of course he can't He is cortn
to make some bad accounts, how careful he nav
be- and when he marks his goods must mark thcn, b;oI
enough to such losses Now you don't want to nov M
your negbors goods, do you III; tell you how
that buy from the man who sea. for sPOT CASH
We propose few days to show one of the lroest
and cheapest stocks of Dry Goods, Notions Shoes Hats g.
ever brought to Union. Here some of our prices. "
upper Vi Necdies, lc Fine Clallics, 4!c. per vd.
1aPer i ms, &C. Good Calicocs, Sc per yu
Lul oi lhrcad, lc. 1000 yards of good Pant
Box Backing. lc. Jeans : TO onJ 15, WON WI
Box of Blucng 1c. Good Virtorio T.wn.
1oxoe yooo y yards @ of, Of nice Dress S I'd; d. ~ '' %
And hundreds Of things to mention SO when
you want anything in the world consult your pockct
books best interest and to the New York uckei
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.


Summons for Rel sf-Conplaint Served.
The British & Amc' lea Mortgage Company,
Limited.) Plaintiff,
ngsinst
A. Frank Smith, Lawrence Gardner, +. ~.
Schell T.. =. Maeoms,n and A. N. Wood,
Defendants.
TO tho Defenkrnes:
u to answer the complaint ii s6is action.
Of which . COPY is herewith served upon
you, aid to serve a copy Vf your answer to
the said CON plaint on tho subscriber At ~.
Office at Union. s. c., wi hin twenty days
after the service hereof. exclusive OF the
day Of such service and II you fail TO an
swer the complaint wi hin the time afOre-
said, the Plaintiff in this action will apply
[, the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Da,ed March ls. 4. ID. 1891.
ID. A. TOWNSEND.
Pl.intif's Att rney.
To Lawrence Gardner: Take notice, that
the summons herein, of which tbs above 10
a copy and the complaint were FLEE in the
off e of the Clerk Of Court Of Common
Pleas for faid County on 18th March. 1891.
ID. A. TOWNSEND,
Pl,intit's Al oruey.
March 18th, 1891.
March u IL OF
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Take Notice, Teachers !

TIIHE eIamipalion of applicants for GER
i tifcntes 10 teach in the free public
schools. of Union county. will 10 hell on
Friday, The. PAN day Of april, 1891. All
applio ms will bs examined in Orthography /,
EiTai''r' if'is Esisf fTs's ~ 9s
"'c""". s"' 'h. 'hs",r "ni practice
i'nrhirp
A. applicants etesr, ih"se b.itina Il a
t'HMSA as f'''sd ~ iaw 10 sisn,i e,omi
"A'h" e." 'hn iay
'"'"h''' a." '"lui'sd I" m.la o. L,,, ,,,
:" w" 'h,h" s'ai~s =, tbn,p " II Il.
'"""s" o'"'as a,"",-, ,.:;,, tina, t.,s s,,,,,,,
!" ps'nws .a,,s "
l. WAihER.
NJ u kEltN.
= u tEAkE
- ha'd ~ Examiners
'wu "a >,
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~~Ms LIIrcu IN YoRKvILLE.--Evangelist
sfheaitoh ha, just closed series Of meetings
~ this place. Thore i, considerable differ
encs Of opinion manifested as to whether his
presence here has been pro iueEve Of much
good or not. Some Of his utterancos in the
pulpit have been characterized by some,
10 very rough and calculated 10 desscrate
tho sanctuary. Others applaud and approve
Of this Language, and say that il is the only
way to reach tho hardened sinner.-The
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JURY-FixERs INDICTED.

Shopping or School Bags 10, 10 and 40 o's
osch. st II. NJ. COHEN & BRO.
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White Embroidere Childrcn's Caps 25 AID
40 cts. at II. NJ. COHEN & BRO.
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yHes if}ai " isrs; i'iem So. ,:.s r.,s,
sfiibis ,,s*esnFt, i'lnr fone si..s
Sbta'ns; ~ SWhi'tn 'h'rH'e rt,'uhs. 90,
the VI 81 Fyapsfti BjeMtsh '"se ~,
ShBwn; Spi, b \. N uii,bs > euY
BFiss'sS tn,uR
:. TVS "a" ~ NJ. tnHs Ser w.,
SNsh ~ w kes. ~ ~ ts.,t ~
fNif'th; fernt'ea '!* a..,h. ,,i., ..s
egh'cer. ts.'etasy Npw ,te o,ir III.
Eatts isH n AT sin,s ,hs sr.n,os r.as W W.
M sSfssfsscs. We
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AN ORDINANCE.

TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR TUE FISCAL
YEAR, COMMENCING SEPT. 10, 1890.
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RICHMOND & DAN RAILROAD DC0.

COLUMBIA AND GRsxNvILLE DIVISION.
Condensed schedule in effect March 9Th
1891. Triius run on 18TH NJ r d an time.
NORTH BUCSD.
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MARRIED.

SMiTH-HANCOCK. Msr.ie.l, .n the
iS,h Marcs. 1891. by Rev. d. r. Boyd, Mr..
John Smith aud Miss Fs. .ie Hsneoet
".rrreu. on the
10Th March. 1891, ., New Hope Church, by
New. u. p. Boyd. Mr.. Monroe Ward, to
Mics Addis Fineher; oil Of Union.
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glad t. know that they have not forgotten
that illustrious soldier, Gen. A. p. Hill,
whose dust now lies in Hollywood cemetery,
at Ricilm, nd, Va, without even a rude
stsne to mark his last resting J lace. There
are thousands Of orphans in our country to-
day vino would be glad to contribute some
thing to perpetuate the memory of General
Ambrose p. Hill. VoX.
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of Boots aud Shoes at cost, st
5. III. RICE. JR, 8. U.
Itch on hunsn ana Asrsn cad ail s.iuaals
cursd Ia 20 niassee WSsl1usd's SHri1srv
Lc.isn This nsvsr fails. SD " u. ~
GIBBS SON. Druggisfs Uaioa 9. c.s-'sS
NeedinS Q tonic. or children who want cul1A
ing up. should take
BROWNS IRON BlTsTERS
II pleasant to take, cures Nalaria fnSS.
session. Biliouness and Liver ComplIirA
List Of Letters
Remaining in the Postofics at Unisn, fer
the week ending March 10th, 1891.
Mr. Forest Clontr, Mis-, Eta Cleveland.
Mss Jane Engroum, Mr. TJ James, (col.)
" Ado Epps. "Fw wbitlock,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say il ifadvertised. and will be REQUIRED
10 Fay one cent 4 r their delivery.
J. c. HUNTER, p. n.
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RAYONNE q.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bayonne
Hospital Association has arranged to
nave today and tomorrow known as
donation aud reception days IT the City
Hospital. Committees OF ladies will be
in attendance to receive visitors and es-
eort them through The Hospital. and to
receive donations. Provisions all kinds,
clothing, household furniture, money.
anything the public chooses. will be
gratefully received.
The Bayonne Wheelmen are to hold a
special meeting TO consider the PROPOSE
ton to amalgamate with the Bayonne
Rowing and Athletic Association.
According to the report of the City
Treasurer the November balances are rs
Acknowledgement account. S2S, PA. OF;
water account. $l5, 667. 65; Appropriation
| account, 500, PAT 81: sub .ivided as arpend-
ed:-Police. SAL 57. 10; gas, $l3,1 3l 10;
salary, 81, 1850. 30; street repairs. S.. 513 10;
Fire Department, $3.2 67 81; contingent,
S2.573 90; elecTion. 81. AL. 30; books, sta
tIonery, printing and advertising. ST.
O54 67; moor, 81. 962 So: removal of CUR
lag 81, 397 81; sDrinkling and repairs to
macalamized roads, 81, 149 OF; insurance.
$l9S. ~.
Tn Councilmep have rendered the
Trustees of the Free Public Library IL
room in the present City Hall for the
Storage OF books and other donations.
The Trustees will probably use the pres
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-usch and James Wright.
ASSOCIATION BOWLERS.

The New Jersey Athletes Beaten at
Home by the Elizabeth Team.
The bowlers OF the New Jersey Athletic
Club received last evening on the alleys
of their organizations new clubhouse at
Bergen Point their third consecutive de-
feat in the series of matches for the cham
pionship of the Amateur Bowling Assu-
citation. The match was the twelfth on
the schedule, and the victorious aggrega-
ton was the crack team of
the Elizabeth Athletic Club. The
Jerseymen were compelled TO play
with three substitutes upon their team,
and the trio were really unknown quanti-
ties SO far as high rolling was concerned.
They. however, performed fairly. The
contest was q nip and tuck affair. On the
first frame the Jerseyites led by ten pins.
The second frame showed the Elizabeth
ians at the front by a similar advantage.
Then tine Bergen Pointers went to the
fore with the prestige of ten pins, and on
the fourth frame it seesawed back to the
Elizabeth boys. The fifth frame cut
down the visitors lead to three
pins, n the sixth put the Jersey
men ahead by eight. The advantage
was increased by half a century
on the seventh frame. and lessened by a
dozen pins on the eighth and decreased
to seven pins on the ninth. On the
windup the Elizabeth cracks spuited in
admirable form and contrived to walk
away with The victory, seventeen pins in
the van. Here is the scorer
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Ring Ripples


The preliminary bouts in the tourna-
ment for boxing and wrestling champion
ships of the Metropolitan Association of
the Amateur Athletic Union, will be held
this evening at the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York. Ali the leading anna
tours have entered.
An athletic entertainment will be given
at Bergen Hall on Monday evening, De
cember IA. Cal Mccarthy will appear
and offer $50 to any one he cannot defeat
in four rounds. Dick Connors will meet
EUGENE Hornbacher in a four round bout.
The Moran-Avery fight is down for to-
morrow night. All the tickets have
been sold. The place selected for the
meeting will not be made known until
an hour before the fight. The rivals are
in condition and confident.
Cal Mccarthy has notified the Olympic
Club of New Orleans that he will accept
its offer to meet Johnny Murphy of Bos-
ton provided the club allows $3.50 for ex
Denses.
John l.. has fallen from grace again.
He has ~abstained from the use of intoxi
cants for twenty weeks, but was drunk
last night.
A rafting mill took place in q barn Al
Raritan Landing, near New Brunswick
on Tuesday night. The principals wert
Tom Dixon and Jack Crellis. They useo
skin gloves. Crellis was knocked our in
the ninth round. The cards cost S1
each.
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THE ATHLETIC ARENA.
Wayne's Indoor Games and Stranger
N..Lt fkeI,n. rr..t~ 1900.

Wayne's Indoor Games and Strangers
NiGht-other Club Events.
The Owl Athletic Club held it's regul ar
weekly meeting last evening. Four new
members were elected. The Games Com
mittee reported that they had arranged
two -four round bouts, between Jerry
Waldron and "Bat" Mullens, at 125
pounds, and 4. Kendrick and E. Robens,
at 10 pounds. for the clubs stag next
Monday evening at the rooms. There
will be exhibitions by many local amat-
enrs. II the clubs stag is n success, they
will change their present quarters for a
more ~commodious home.
The Entertainment and Games Commit
fee of the Wayne A. G.. held a meeting
last evening at the cmbrooms in Caledon-
ian Park. All the members were present.
William Glossy resigned as chairman,
and William I. Harty was elected in his
stead. The committee appointed 1T the
last meeting to secure n hall for the clubs
boxing tournament, which will be held
on January % and 2S. reported that they
had engaged Oakland RinK. The COM
mittee in charge of the ball of the club
held last week. settled their accounts. 1t
was a gain of $14. so for the clubs cash
balance. A committee WAS appointed TO
secure entries for n handicap cross-coun-
try run which the club will hold on
Christmas Day. The committee trans
acted considerable business and adj
journed to meet next Monday evening.
The regular s~emi-monthly meeting of
the st. Joseph Lyceum will be held this
evening at its rooms on Newark avenue,
opposite the Court House. A numb Der Of
new members will be elected and other
business concerning all will be trans
acted.
The Summit A. G. will meet this even
ing at its rooms, No. ~ Jordan avenue.
The Cable A.. A. will meet this evening
at its rooms, Thirteenth int Erie streets.
The committee appointed to secure a
clubhouse and grounds will make it's re-
port, and final arrangements will be
made for the clubs ball, which will be
held next Monday night at Oakland
Rink.
The Harrison A. c.. will meet tomorrow
evening at No. 100 Harrison avenue.
The Games Committee has started a
checker tournament. fhe opening games
will be played after the meeting. All
members are requested to attend.
The Outing A. G.. will hold a special
meeting tomorrow evening. The rival
+ ctions promise 10 be out strong, and a
lively meeting is anticipated. The new
members. or kickers, as they are called,
are hound 60 put Il new ticket in the
field. aud to ~reorganize the club The
old officers say they shall not.
Tire Wayne A. y. will hold its regular
weekly handicap athletic games This
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FVo CLAUS NJ. e. SCHRoEDER-YoU ARR HERE.
J. by notified that al q puolic sale made by the
City Collect or of Jersey City. on the 2lst day OF
April. 1891. / purchased for the sum of frry-six
dollars and sixty cents all the lanc ana real estate
situate in Jersey City. Hudson County. New Jer-
sey. fronting on Academy street WHICH Is lad
down and designated as lot No. ". in BLOCK num-
Der ia, upon an assessment map ANNEXED 10 q re-,
port made oy Commissioners OF ADJUSTMENT.
apnolnt.d in and for said city By the Circuit Court
OF the County OF Hudson, q certified copy OF which
report and map was Iiled in the once OF the city
Collector OF Jersey City. on the 9Th day OF Arrll.
1890. said report and map and said sale being made
pursuant 10 the provisions OF an act OF the Legfsla-
ture Of New Jersey. passed March sOtn, 1886. en-
titled:
IAN ACT CONCERNING the settlemant ana collection
and wa or rate or water rents in cities OF this
State. ard imposing and levying a tax, assess
ment and lieu in lieu and instead of such ar.
rear ages. and 10 enforce the pay ment thereof.
and 10 provide for The sale of lands subjected
10 future taxation and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And YOU are further notified that you appear to
have an est ate or interest tu said land and re- al
estate, and unless the said land and real estate
shall be redeemed. as provided In said act.
before the expiration of SIX months from ana
after the service hereof, a deed for the same will
be given conveying TO the purchaser the Zee SIM
ps of said Iani and real estate according to the
prov ieions OF the said act
b. A. WATSON,
.A.hro~
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PRESENTATION OF APPLICATIONS.

PRESENTATION OF APPLICATIONS.
The applic ,tion of S. Bradt for permit
to erect extension to building No, 272
Seventh street was presented, received
and referred to the Committee on Build
ings and CombustiOles, who subsequently
reported favorably upon same.
On motion report was received and per.
NIT ordered issued.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented. received and
disposed of as follows
r'he Jersey City News. So and IS. rs.
Referred to Committee on Printing and
Stationery.
Charles Boltwood, So sc.
Referred to Department Buildings and
Repairs.
Charles Boltwooh, SOL.
Referred to Committee on Supplies.
Healy & Moran, $40; James Wilson,
$1l; John Howe. $500.
Referred to Committee on Horses and
Harness.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The following reporl from the Com
mittee ON Apparatus and Repairs was
presented. received and Recommendation
adopted
JERSEY CITY. November IS, 1891.
To the Board of Fire Commissioners.
Gentlemen:-Your Committee on APP
! paratus and Repairs respectfully report
that L0e new engine lOr WHlCl CoH-
tract was awarded to the La France
Fire Engine Co., July |, 1891, has been re-
ceived, tested and found 30 be in Accord
ance with the specifications. and would
therefore thai the same be
accepted by this Board.
Respectfully.
WIN. +. KERN,
JAMES j. DoNNELLY,
JAMES Fl. HENDERSON,
Committee on Apparatus aud Repairs.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolution by Committee on Apparatus
and Repairs:
Resolved, That a warrant be drawn in
favor OF the La France Fire Engine Com
pany for the sum of four thousand dol
lars 10 D yment OF one new second class
steam fire engine Gas per contracD.
Adopted by votes OF all the members OF
the Board.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS,
Claims OF John Howe, $500; James
Coyle. $43 and Sill: Boltwood q Mckin-
ney, S64. 3S: Philip +. Martin, $l25.6O. and
James Coleman, $54 OF, having been re
ported correct by the various committees,
were ordered paid by the following vote:
Yeas-All the members OF the Board.
On motion the Board then adjourned.
CHARLES EsTERBRooK.
Clerk.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvENT THAT A WRIT OF
N attachment ut the suit Of Joseph X Wells
against the rights and credits. moneys and enects.
goods and chatteis, lands and OF Fred
erick r.. Ketchuni ana Honry NJ Laurence. part
ners trading as Peoples Coal Co.. non resident
debtor RS, in tn sum OF fourteen hundred and fifty
fonr dollars ISIS ued out or the Hudson County Cir
twenfy-ninth dav of september. A. p. eighteen
hundred and ninety one. keturna6ie and re-,
county OF Hudson the twelfth day OF October. A
D., eighteen hundred ami ninety. one;
Clerk.
]. HERBERT PoTTs.
AttornnV