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The morning call., 1892-09-02
DREADING THE DISEASE.

Detroit Doctors Expect Cholera Next
spriDg-Sv Rrecaufions In Canad.-
DETROIT. Mlch.,. Sept. 1.-City Health
Officer Duffiels says II is ;almost certain THAT
Asiatic cholera Will reach. Detroit next
spring. He said to-day that. the repoTts
from Montreal Indicate that. little or no
attempt has been. nf&de to enforce the IN
speet5on of imin grants lansttug there, or 10
prepare t6r*the quarantine of ships infected
with the disease. BIZ -CQventfB Of Windsor.
Ontario, says that Tie pro vince has decided
to take iro steps to arrest the disease nntil it
makes It's appeara1ee. Toe Grand Trunk
;fain. aTriyirg.: here ihis mernipg had a
femafe passenger. from Bremen, whoSe
ticket showed that size left that port August
60. The local health board jnsDeetor. fud-
ing the womaR in fepparent good health,
Permitted herto so OF to her destination at
Chc&g0. =:
.SArLr STE: MAIZE, bIfeA.. Sept Six
Teen mmigranits OH the Canadian Pacific
were stOpped:thisaitern con; hy tile Uuited
States Health. 0Aicers and seut ihta quaran-
tire before they crossed TIE bridge. 0neis
from Hamburg, several from Russia and tie
rest ft.oH SeaGAl l;a&y.aH ccGntfies, but noae
haze Certificates o + }lspectien,s.
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IN OTHER LANDS.
Decrease I'm Russia Austrian Troops
Attacked In camp.

Decrease I'm Russia Austrian Troops
Attacked In camp.
ST PETERSBURG. Sept. 1.-The official
cholera returns for all Russia show graft
flying decrease in the ravsges of the pesti-
lence. Yesterdays returns show 1859 new
eases and 1920 deaths, decrease of 1885 in
new cases and 2l2 in deaths.
: VIENxA, Sept 1.-Cholera has broken out
violently in the military camp at Bruck.: in
Lower Austria, ON the river Leytha, TWEEN
ty-two miles southeast of Vienna. There
have already been sixty-twq cases and six
teen deaths. The Government is doing all
it can to conceal the true state of affairs in
order not to alarm The public and those who
have relatives in. the army. kilograms
from Bruck are prohibited, and the facts
have come to light in a a-roundabout way.
Three cases of cholera are reported in
Lemberg, and three deaths from the disease
are reported in Warlberg and one death In
IruODau
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THE FRESNO MYSTERY.

Reward of $4,000 Now offered FIR the
Murd erers' Arrest. ~. +. .r....
FRESNO, Sept. 1.-There we're n new de-
yelopments to-day-a few rumors, but gen.
orally absurd. -: = /. -
The Vigilance Committee seems to-. be
waiting for the capture Of the assassins be-
fore deciding to take action. -. H.. =.
> McWhirter's widow. has offered an ad-:
ditional reward of S10,00ofor the arrest and
conviction of the mdrderers, and her family
have added $4,000 to this mount, making
tile total S25, 900. -:
The authorities expect-to have. the men
: In custody before Saturday evening. :. j.
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HELD FOR MURDER.

Lizzie Borden Has Been Committed to the
County Jail
FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 1.-The argu-
ments 10 the Borden case began this morn
ing, Mr.. Jennings. counsel for the defense.
opening with his side OF the case. which oc-
cupied the morning session. He analyzed
at considerable length the evidence ad-
duced. At tile afternoon session District
Attorney Knowlton proceeded with his ar
gument for the Government. Wien he had
finished Judge Blaisdell summed up and
held the accused to ans wer at the Novem-
Der term. The prisoner was committed to
the County Jail and all the witnesses were
ordered to be present.
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The Ameer's Foreei Win. a ' ctorx.

SIMLA, Sept. 1.-The troops of the
Ameer of Afghanistan have recaptured
,Kamsan. The rebels made a stubborn re-
sistance and inflicted a loss OF 400 killef
upon the Ameer's forces. The troops are
suffering from lack of supplies and: ara de-
sertiDg in large numbers. Though the
Hazaras we're defeated at Kimsan they were
.successfulin other engagements.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Vienna eorrespon-
dent of the News says: 1t is reported from
Merv that 1000 .afghans were killed in the
last battle with. The revolving Hszaars.
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CAPsIZED ON THE LAKE.
A Lumber Schooner Overturned in a Heavy
Gale

A Lumber scheoner Overturned in Heavy
Gale.
MANIsTEE. Mich, Sept. 1.--Tbe schooner
City OF Toledo left port Tuesday noon,
loaded with lumber and bound for Michigan
City. Ind a heavy wind was blowing at
the time. which soon became a gale. The
vessel was seen ieboriug badly in the
heavy sea, and finally hoisted a flag Of
distress, but before assistance could
be rendered the vessel put abont :foP the
porth, apparently making for the Manitous
Early this morning tile report reached this
city that vessel was found bottom up half
a mile from the beach at Hopkins pier. near
Pierport 1t is believed that all on board
were drowned. The master was James Nc
Millen of Manistee, who was accompanied
by his daughter, aged Is years, and crew
of sixteen,
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All anief at Hnmes,ead.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Sept. 1.-The situation
about the Homestead district to-day has
been quiet. Notwithstanding that weak
places are discovered in the ranks of the
strikers, favorable reports are made by
them. and they claimed that the strike Is
still on. On the other hand, the mills are
running, apparently. as though nothing had
happened, and the company reports brighter
prospects.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

An Open Drawbridge Causes the Death Of
Three Trsinman.
NEwBURGH. n. Y, Sept 1.-The fast mail
train on the Hudson River Railroad met
with disaster at the New Hamburg draw
bridge this morning. The draw had been
opened. and was just being closed when the
train dashed in it. As the bridge was
nearly closed the engine jumped the gap,
but the tender failed to cross. Engineer
Joseph Owens and Fireman Edward Best
were instantly killed. Mail Clerk j. Ii.
Kane was also instantly killed. Half a
dozen passengers were slightly injured.
The Dridge-teDder claims that the signals
were properly set. The dead engineer was
one Of the best employees on the road.
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Explosion of .Firedamp.

BRUssEEs, Sept. IA terrific explosion
Of fredsmp occurred to-day In the Agraffe
coal mine in Hainaut. The explosion was
caused by heavy coal fall that blocked tile
galleries of the mine and suffocated many
of the miners. Nearly all the men are ac-
counted for and some escaped unnjured.
Twenty-Five bodies have been recovered aud
eight men were taken out alive though very
seriously injured.
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:
SANITARY REG EQUATIONS.

Proclamation Issued by the Treasury
Department Enforcing Quarantine.
WASHINGTON. Sept 1.---President Harri-
son reached Washington this morning. At
IL o'clock he met Secretary Of the Treasury
Foster aud Attorney General Miller, the
only members Of the Cabinet in the city. TO
consult with reference to the cholera situa-
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ALMOST A CHOLERA SCARE.

Newly Arrived Russian Immigrant
Discovered Seriously Sick.
NEW YORK, Sept. Captain Cross Of
the Eldredge-stFeet police station reports
tonight that he was informed by DR.. II.
Beck Of .Riyiugton street that ne attended
man na med Erwalnig on the fourth floor Of
80 Orchard street. and found him manifest
Ing symptoms of cholera. Tine man, he
said, was Russian, and arrived on Sunday
on the: steamer Russia Tie Board Of
Health was not fed;
The sick mans right name is Joseph Ep-
vanig. An officer of the Board OF Health
visited him, and said he did not have the
cholera and his illness was not serious.
The morning call., 1892-09-02
Reciprocity Convention in Session. !.

GRAN d FORKS. N. D., Sept. 1.-The inter-
national reciprocity convention met here to-
day. Governor Burke of North. Dakota was
elected president. Numerous addresses
were made during the session. The usual
committees were appointed and an adjourn
ment taken, after which a. reception was
rendered to- the visitors and the delegates. ::
The morning call., 1892-09-02

DETROIT, Mich. Sept 1.-Lleutenant
Woodbridge Geary of the Nineteenth In
fantry. United States army. Is on trial be-
fore court-martiaI, which met at Fort
Wayne to-day, on charges OF conduct TO the
prejudice Of good order and military dlsci-
pline and conduct unbecoming an. officer
and a gentleman.
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Auti-slaverv Bureau Tormed.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-The Brussels corre-
spondent Of the Times says: LAS result
of the International anti-slavery conven-
ton held in Brussels an internatio nal bu-
reau will shortly be formed in Zanzibar, in
which England, France, Germany, Italy
and Portugal will be represented"
The morning call., 1892-09-02
!. CONoNCULLX IN. RUINS.

An okanogan: County tWash Town A N ost:
: ! Totally Destroyed by Fire. !.
: SPOKANE. Wash. Sept. 1.-The town of
Cononcully. 0kanogan: County, was almost
totally destroyed by fire early on Wednes-
nssday morning. Only one. drugstore and a
few dwellings, remain. The loss is estl-.
mated at 100000. Insurance Is small -: ~:
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Indiana to-day. Ex-Governor Gray of In-
diana presided over the meeting and intro
duced General Adlai Z. Stevenson to the
enthusiastic audience and also made short
address. General Stevenson spoke for
nearly an hour. He gave most Of his atten-
tion to tire tariff and force bill. Claude
Mathews, the candidate for Governor, fol-
lowed in short and enthusiastic address.
Another meeting was held tonight. at which
speeches were made by John Bretz, candl-
date for Congress; ex-Congressman James
E. Lamb, and Hon. George Fithian Of Hi
The morning call., 1892-09-02
In: the Hands Of the Moors.

MADRID, Sept. IA Spanish gunboat has
been dispatched to try to rescue eleven
members Of the crew of the Spanish ship
that fell into the hands of the Moorish
pirates few days ago, while engaged In
trading between Cape Judy ard Rio Deoro.
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killed Feetner He went upstairs and shot
Mrs. Feetner. who was lying sick in bed,
and Mrs. Feetner's mother, feeble old
lady. Then he blew out his own brains
The shooting grew out of quarrel about
SINNERS wages. Mrs. Feeiner is still
alive, though fatally wounded. The other
three are dead.
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Salad fnr Vansznn,a

( NEW York. Sept. 1.-The United States
cruiser Concord sailed from the Brooklyn
Navy-yard at p. NJ. to-day for. La .Guayra,
Venezuela. The Concord goes to look after;
the interests Of American citizens at
Venezuela. The trip Will be Of about eight
days duration.
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. Workman. Lost in a Storm

ASHLAND, Wis, Sept IA partysof five
men. workingtor the Excelsior Brownstone
Company on Wilson Island, left Bayfield, In
storm. Most Of them were not intoxicated.
but it Is supposed some were. They have
not been heard from at any of Apostle
Islands. -. -
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Nine Workmen Killed.

BERLIN. Sept. 1.-While repairing an old
royal castle In konigsberg to-day the scat
folding suddenly collapsed precipiiating a
number of workmen to the ground. Nine
were instantly killed,
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Convicts Returned to tn. Mines

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept /. = Eighty
sight convicts were sent back TO Oliver
Springs under a strong civil guard last
night. Two hundred VIII be sent to Tracy
City to-day under guard, and 575 to ln-
man ON Friday,
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v;n,.tar Wb;ts Cana 70 Russia

New YORK. Sept, 1.-The Hon. Andrew
jackson White,:. the recently appointed
Minister Plenipotentiary 10 Russia. left fol
his diplomatic post this morning on The
Hamburg American. packet steamer Au
gusta Victoria. -. :.
The morning call., 1892-09-02

New YORK, Sept Hon. w. L. Wilson.
chairman of the executive committee of the
National Association of Democratic Clubs
has called a meeting of the committee to
take place at the Hoffman House. in this
city, on Tuesday, September 6, al IL o'clock
The morning call., 1892-09-02
SOUTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS.
The State Convention Meets-Fusion With
the Peoples Party Defeated.

ING TeUpIe's FHrty DeIbHteu'
CHAMBERLAIN, S. Dak:, Sept. 1.-THE
Democratic State convention met here to-
day. w. G. Quigley was made permanent
chairman. The proposition to indorse the
Peoples party electors was defeated. Peter
Coughman of Wafworth County was nonni-.
mated for Governor; for Lieutenant
Governor, S. A. Ramsey; for Secre-
tary of State, /. l.. Norris; Treasurer,
George Culver; Attorney-Ge General, III: G,
Walsh; Auditor. j. E. Zaibaeh; Congress-
men, Chauncey Woed and Mr.. I.icher. Tie
platform strongly indorSeS tariff. reform
and touches on various other questions of
interest," to the State only.
The morning call., 1892-09-02
CABINET CRISIS IN GERMANY
Baron Won schilling, the Minister of Justice, to
Resign.

6at0D VUu ocllIIIng, INC .MinlstsT OF JustIce, 70
Resign.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-The Tribune spe-
cial from Berlin says: / learn that there
may shortly be another Cabinet crisis. In
which Baron Won Schillng, Minister of JUS
ticP, will chiefly be concerned. The Min
lister has identified himself SO closely
with the Hebrew Progressist party that
his position is not considered tenable, and
to add 10 this there is a rumor. as yet cur
rent only in official circles, to the effect
that lie has been led to- sign compromis-
ing pact with the Bismarckian paper,
which made scandalous allegations against
him. Won Schilling. 1t is understood. will
send his resign alton in early In the winter.
even ii matters do not come to a head be-
fore then.
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Los ANGELES. Sept. 1.-The supposed
smuggling schooner Halcyon is at Redondo,:
where she arrived :on "Wednesday and all
chore1 out in the bay. and the customs
authorities apparently knew nothing about
IL. No deputy Is stationed at Red ondo.
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The Presidents visit Deferred.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-Chairman Charles
w. Hackett Of the Republican State Execu-
tive Committee received the following dis
patch; from Washington this afternoon;
THE President cannot now keep his New
York trip without waiting over here until
Monday, and he is anX Gus to return TO Loon
Lake at ouce. He will Carry out the pro-
gramme as far as possible on his return to
Washington, which will be near the 10Th
inst, reversing the order"
Blaine VIII Make No Speeches.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept. 1.-Senator Hale
stated to newspaper man today that Blaine
will make no speeches during the campaign.
but Is now engaged in writing letter that
is likely 10, appear any day. In which will
devote some cor siderable SPACE TO the issues
which are being discussed and In which he
takes a deep interest
The morning call., 1892-09-02
Tha CommerniaI Traatu With snain.

! LONDON, Sept IA dispatch to the Gen.
trail News from Madrid says hitch has oc-
CURED In the negotiations between Spain
and the United States for commercial
treaty,
The morning call., 1892-09-02
@ vernon Markham to B. Therelt..

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 1.-Suites of rooms
have been engaged at the Hotel Florence
for Governor Markham and staff during the
Cabrl0 celebration on September 2S and 30
The morning call., 1892-09-02
Trinle Traaedx In Ohm.

STEvENsyILLE. Ohio. Sept. /. - John
Skinner, hired man working for Feetner,
farmer near here, last night shot and
The morning call., 1892-09-02
HELD FOR TRIAL.

The Arrested Strikers at Pittsburg Charged
With Conspiracy.
PTTTsBURG, Sept. Hugh O'Donnell,
G. w. Sarver. David Lynch, William 4.
Roberts and William McConegly were given
a preliminary hearing this evening before
Alderman McMasters on charges OF con-
spiracy, preferred by Secretary LoyejOy of
the Carnegie Company. At tile conclusion
of the evidence William j. Brennan, coun-
sci for the defendants, moved their dis
charge. but tho Alderman overruled the
motion and held them for trial by the court
in $1,000 bail, which was furnished.
The morning call., 1892-09-02
HAsiBIRG,s LOSS.
The @ fficIaI Rep 6rts Showing Nearly
-: 1000 Cases aua 1916 Deaths.

The @ fficIaI Rep 6rts Showing Nearly
): =: 1000 Cases aua 1876 Deaths.
3. HAMBr Bgt Sept. 1.-THE official report Of
the. fetal number Of pases of cholera and
the dsaths ia {his city since the first out
break of the scoarge sh0ws that 1888 per
sons; have been attacked by the disease, and
tbat.deatlf resulted in .f77S cases.
-BERLIS, Sept. la telegram from Ham
burg says the municipal report shows 159
neW cases and fdTty+fiye deaths from cholora
yesterday. According to the imperial board
Of health there were 496. cases and 181
deaths. II is believed the Hamburg autfori-
ties ira either Begli gent or trying to conceal
the true condition ef.affairs. The imperial
beard reports seventy thtee cases and
thiFtv~ohe. deaths3in Altoona on Tuesday,
and seyenty1liye cases aud thirty-one deaths
in SchlesWig.
Il is annoJneed that" on account Of the
cholera Emperor William has renounced
his probosed trip to Sweden 10 60 hunting
with King Oscar: ~-
ANTwERP, Sc pt. 1.-Y esterday six new
cases Of cEolera occurred in this city and
two persons died FROM the disease. To-day
40 new cases were reported.
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FORCE THE FIGHTING.
Ex-senator Platt Says an Aggressh
Campaign VIII Be Made.

Ex-senator Platt Says an Aggressive
Campaign VIII Be Made.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Posts corre-
sponuent at New York City sends an in
terview with ex-senator Thomas c. Platt.
Mr.. Platt said: II had a most agreeable
talk with the President. called simply to
pay my respects, and he consulted with me
about several points in his letter Of accept
ance. we discussed the campaign in his
State and the country at large. believe
the Republican policy Will be to force the
fighting all along the line from this time
out. The Republicans can carry New York
# they work hard and get out their full
vote"
"What will the President say In his let.
ter about the force bill issueW Mr.. Plat
was asked.
"All can say is that subject will not be
ignored by the President"
The Presidents decision to go to Wash
iDgton in consequence of the arrival of the
Moravia with cholera aboard was disap-
pointment to Republican leaders, no had
planned a speaking tour Of the State for
him, but they all agree that he has acted
wisely.
INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
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p1s1SIEoT1N;G rnH MAILS.
Precautionary Orders Tssned by the Post
- g flee Department..


=. efttcs- Department.
J.. WAsHISGTQN. SEPT. 1.-The Postmaster
General this afternoon issued an order in-
structing the supeunte2dent of foFeign
mails so immediately take such steps as may
be necessary to Thoroughly disinfect the
malls reaching the United States from for
eign" ports wilere#e8niaGi6us diseases are
said te be prevailing TelegFams have also
been. semitic The p0sjmas.ers on the Cana
dian border diTec!ing 1bemto consult with
the focal health officers and ascertain If
tkeTe( is any necessity for the .fumigation of
the mails. -.
:Aftorney General Milier has rendered an
opihi9Ir TO t;,e President that the surgeon
general of theiinarfRe hospital service and
Tie Secretary of the. Trfasufy. wi&h the ap-
pfqyal.0t the President. have authority to
make: all needful rgi les and regulations not
il censisteAt with sS1ate laws for the quar-
sIftine of shi1s with tile view Of the pr0tec-
tion of the health aid lives 6f the peoples.
The morning call., 1892-09-02
INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
The State Campaign Opened by Steven.
anu and Grav

VINCENNEs. Ind, Sept. 1.-The Demo-
cratic campaign was opened In Southern
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-16
& Uf PYTHIAS.
grbe c commissioned officers of RI

grhe c commissioned officers Of the bril-
AIDE will meet IN Friday, July %, at
eight O'Clock 2. NJ, at Queens Hall, No.
247 Elizabeth avenue, Elizabeth, to make
hnal arrangements for the coming en-
campment and select the date for the
annual field day in this State. 1t is esti-
mated that at least 25, 1000 members of the
uniformed rank viii be at Kansas City.
on August ~. 1t has been decided TO
make the encainpment on the ground
now as Walnut Grove. The New Jer-
sey Brigade will g via. the b. & o. r. r.
from New York. IL is estimated that at
least 100000 strangers will be in the city
during the week. The headquarters of
the Supreme Lodge will be ut the Mid
land Hotel. Nearly $4,000 have beeu sub
scribed by the c Jlzens of Kansas Civ
and subordinate lodges to entertain the
guests. Single tate tickets nave been
procured from all points to the encamp-
ment.
Colonel Steup, of the First Regiment,
has issued orders for u battalion drill OH
Monday evening ut Oakland Avenue
Rink. The divisions to participate are
Palestine, Grant, Florence and Unity.
They will assemble at Exchange place ut
hulf-past seven O'clock p. N, in full
dress, fatigue cap, and parade as escort TO
General Rhodes TO the rink. AdJufaut
Murray will make his first appe arance as
an officer.
General George II. Rhodes, accom-
panied by Unlty Division with their
drum aud fife corps, will pay an official
visit TO Palestine Division on Monday
evening. al i s~s,W1ftr.
General Rhodes has Appointed Sir
Kufght'C. NJ. Hawkins. of Unity Division
Assistant Quar-, ermaster General with
The rank of Colonel. Dr., Van Antwerp,
of Grant Division. has been appointed by
Colonel Steup Hospital Steward Of the
L rsr rfn All Utl,nra 10 All
on the First Regiment staff, that Of
assistant Surgeon. -
IIis probable'that a newd.vision U. r.
will be formed in this, city among the
members Of the three Gerinan4lodges In
pistric1oo No. 2, Pythagoras, Garfield and
Fritz Renter. Twill be connected with
the First Regiment.
Black Friuce Division received a visit
from Brigadier General Rhodes at its
drill on Wednesday evening.
Florence Division mustered into its
ranks on Thursday evening several Of
The most promiIeat knighGs or Union
Hill.
A number Of Grant Division Ia on duty
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-16
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER COMMS.
SiONERS.

[oFFICIAL P~RoCEEDfNGs.l
Regular meeting of the Boar of Street
and Water Commissioners. held on Mon
day, July II, 1892, at ten O'Clock A. NJ
Present-Ail tue meGlbsrs of the Beard,
five In number.
Reading of the mimi es of regular meet
ing held on Tuesday, July 5. 1892, was dis
pensed with and ON motion were approve d
as engrCSSed.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND COM
& MUNICATIONS.
Application Of John Fugel and others:
Fer the construction of a sewer in
Charles street iran a point about 90 feet
eat OF Nelson avenue.
From the town of West Hoboken:
Requesting conference In matter of
drainage.
From A. A, Grif6ng Iron Co.:
In relation to sign on lamp tost corner
of Monticell 10 avenue ana Etnory street.
r Two () petitions for signsslc
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets, Sewers and lighting
From CHARLES Kaufman:
In relation TO condition of sewer basin
coruer Summit ayenue and High sire t.
From Peter ID. Shreve:
In rela ion to condition of pavement on
Pal SIDE avenue near North street.
Re eeiyed and referred 10 Commissioner
Yue.
OFFICIAL. COMMUNICATION. ~
From the Cielk or the Board:
JERSEY CITY, July II, 1892.
To the Board Ut Street and Water Com
m~issioDers:
GENTLEMEN-I have to report that the
Commissioners OF Assessment filed with
Neon the s h inst. their final assessment
nap and resort for Improvement of
Eleventh street from Jersey avenue to
Coles street.
Very respectfully,
-. GEO. 4. BouroN.
p Clerk.
81 Received and ordered filed.
To the Honorable the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners for Jersey
City:-
;hfG CONFERENCE.-The Commissioner cf
ASS e ,sriient appoinIed under Chapter 147
Of the laws OF 1884,, organized and pro-
Iceeded TO the execution of their duties on
May 26, 1899; thty are mo entitled by
terms Of said act, TO their salaries from
May 20. 1892, to Jply 1, 1892, at the rate Of
$1,000 per aiiiium To wit:
Humphrey Carr, $97. 81.
Michael Schultz, Jr. $g7. 81.
Cornelius j.. Cropan, $97 .2l.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. ID. FOWLER,
Received and ordered filed.
REPORTS OF b CHEF ENGINEER.
The Ch,ef Engineer reported certificates
in favor Of;