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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
Postefiice Notice,


,Sboa be eal daily all interested a. changes may
occur :. any tme countries need not he specially
de,od for di'pah BY Pasu.r spg, Ind sx co
"hch ~ T. , Us not specially addressed being
cent S' 6y t the a.ts,t VESSELS available.
dO MIL for tn at Mt tss .n o N as feoss
SI%a'f5 N g g Tru " e:
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aea Pye, Lan'i at y M for Janaiea and trey
town per Jason (ie.rs Tor BsIs auaemsa puef's
lqYo mus, be d y. tsroos p'r per CITY
Of B6ra' Va Queen Letters must be dirscna per
cry Of Bsran hnteso letter. must be directed es
sv..I",t', A. . a. m Tor Progrcso per 5. s Mexico
ear- Tor other parts OF Mexico must be directed Ier
SEn ig America ccxcept costa Kcs and South rac5e
ports per Yewgo via Colon .eerS nor ( ;oS cuss
Yrect ner piGam. Via Amsterdam detters muss %
d dcCs p,r piaim sp Complementary 80 3
a. 80 'I b. h0iR St EEa, and the Ia Plata countries Vie
and $; GS indus u, s. 1 ghG S..S.i iss
ard pcncNra Via Barbados per sogaTanea from New
TIIH RlpAYTAt A. m. for Europe per s. .. Nor.
MAMMA VIA sSStlamptOu and MaMsssrs st p n n6 SSp
~ ~ ,.unpepcntary 80 o. m for Nassau " p. ond
ssn,gso' Cuba. per ;. :; SANTIAGO
Ell IN Nav az n,,e.ns .or "O''' D'' '0'' ~
br'SOT1 RpHYHV ; 80 ~ m Tor France switzerland
ltaly Slain t9reusu su w. ~. Inpr
VA h"rN u" ctt.rs for Gcrmanv france switneriand
Iay SPAN, fSiso o ana for Germlny dcct per
aaissr Wilhelm IL via Bremen nattArs Other
huroig va WSsi"l IT,, ~ M Tor Sorsay direct
,,fr Tlngvala (leters must be directed per Thing.
yaaI g. ~, Tor sv,nsr' n ,nu S vi S,op, One,
Ma a'dsn,, VI" n, m ysr Scotiand direct Der T. :,
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cy,yT AGAINST 4 PUBLISHING FINN.

Chicago, Aug CSpcciaD.-A suit TO recover
$500 900 has been begun IN The Circuit Court by H. T..
C-onk1ito and others against Rand, McNGly Co..
,ha uuhtshing firm. The suit is 10 recover com
,.-s,,ons under contract entered into by Rand,
ucNally d CO.. AUTHORIZING tls sale Of their business.
frank j. smith. OF the plaintiff counsel, said that
,n 1891 W. W. Rclvcn received power Of attorney
from Rand. McNaly Go. authorizing him TO sell
,helr bnsincss fol G3.50ooOo a part Of which was
Ga he maid In cash and The balance in the securities 0f
" Which HclVein ID organize. Bel
".in went 10 Lordon and -pcnt some time there and
WcSalIv 4 Co declined TO sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
p,Ryrsr MOON At CCyEY ISLAND.

housands of sunday pleasure seekers lined the beach
AZ Coney Island last evening. and rejoced in cool lea
breeze that drove the mosquitoes inland Inc chhlo
inc moon smiled on the sci and the aSSenblnge OF
s.n,r.n,.l co,,les who occupied the seaside benches
lost in the contemplation Of the moonlit waters ana
OF one another II WAS the largest and reddes' OF
1arves: moons and proved to be drawing caro-
All the hotels and eating houses from the oriental
TO Sorton's Point were filed
Ex senator Platt. "Chiis' Magee ana sccre'aI' "'
comae ~ the National Republican Committee, walked
N, and dsun the breezy veIandas OF the former
hosiery. and discussed the condition Of the nation
An excitabie gentleman. who look chair on 'he
ve,uuas OF this exclusive ho;el and refused 10 move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
An JNSURRECTION IN BOLITI1.
REPORTS THAT MARTIAL LAW HAS BEEN Df

REPORTS THAT MARTIAL LAW HAS BEEN DE
CIARlD AND PROMINENT MIN EXILbD.
Washington, Aug. THE Department Of state Is IN
receipt of Information that s"rOn, revolutionary con
spracv has been discovered in Bolivia. larg" mum
Der Of prominent, men, including many members Oh
Congress- II is reported, have b'cn sent beyond the
frontier and martial law has been proclaimed through
ont the Republic There l. no Minister Of Bolivia PEST
dent here now and further particulars not obtain
able.
Paris Aug. IA dispatch from lucnOs Ayr"s re-
porr that an instruction has broken out at C'liqu-
SAGA Bolivia: that The leader. Camacho and seventeen
pnpntlcs have been cxi!ed and that stale Of Siege
hs, been proclaimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
VELOCITY or COLORED RAYS.


From Tie LONDON IOD'.
In 1888, VI. Aug Charpcnticr communicated 10 'he
Academic dcs sciences. Paris. theory or cOlOrs
fnundcd the observation thai the constituent ray
~ ,blic Hight are perceived by the eye with certain
.yiown,.;, which Increases with their p'irihelblllN ,
In other words red light is mor qulcky perceived
,hon Green. and green than blaze lie has now
demonstrated this fact by direct experiments. II ths
auerure Of n spcctroscopc Is inSanlaneouNy ilu
,,,n,ted with pure white Hight. that f. 70 say, nght
rno;einng all the RAYS OF the spectrum the whole
c,tent of the spectrum Is not visible at once. bnt
ba colors out In succession, beginning with the
ed The rapidy OF appearance is. ~ course, very
cent and may escape notice II not carefully observed
The rrtarnti0n of perception IS moro easily observed
nv indirect vissiog. ny fixing point outside the
spectrm ~ ono end or the other. Other experiments
Nth apparatus constructed for the purpose caf -
the same conclusion - .- ,,..
" 4 good many years ago Professor George forp's
rd Professor NOnng measured the velocity OF ght by
visible signals. and II appeared from their observe
lions that the red rays travelled faster IMAM me
o,hars hut perhaps the effect Is to BE- explained bv
the quicker perception Of the eye In the case OF red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
OBITUARY NOTES.

Lafayette. Ind, Aug tspecaI.-Thomas A. Stuart.
leading attorney State, died suddenly o-day
Of heart failure lie OF the late W. z. Stuart
for years Supreme Court Justice.
Chicago, Aug. Mrs Mary B. willard, mother OF
Frances E. willard died in Evanston shortly after mid
night. She lightweight years Of age.
Springfield Mass, Aug. Louis NJ. Meyer, OF Chat
anooga Tenn esdent and general manager OF the
Chattanooga Transportation Company. died OF yphold
fever yesterday at the hone Of his fatherinaw exeptc
sentative Herman Buchhoz, OF this city He was thirty
six years old. Springfield two weeks ago. ne
wss formerly tax collector and prominent business man
In Waterbury Conn, and had lived In Chauanooea tneo
wears He was member Of the Odd Fellows, Red Men
and knights Of Pythins. He leaves widow ana 1--WE
children.
Philadelphia Aug. John II. Cantlin who has becn
CHIEF Of the Fire Department Of this city since 1873 dea
this morning of typhoid fever short illness He was
born in Worcester Mass in 1885, and came 10 this city In
the following year. His service as fireman dates IRON
his sixteenth year. when he became connected with he
old volunteer tepartmcnt During the war Mr. Canuin
performed valuable work telegraph operator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
1nt.n.AMrRIcAN RrPrRLICANs.

An enthusla.tc nesting Of hr IfisAm lean fsepno''h
clyh va. hold saturday evening OF NO - mon
.,o. ,,,t,in q1.oinn. F. Lynch p'e,idne speeches
fornp prot. ton American Industry, ana uts"R Gil
,,,crs 70 support principles " IN" Republican l"V
w.r. mad. by Thoua. Martin. Joseph T. ke''y anu
NJ C. Bft 10 wac unonimau sy received 81 hold ep''I'
meeting = the club TUESDAY, August 10 % make A.
,orc.neut. for scndpr representative delegation rom
m. ,iub t. ~" %stlonal Ie"gu" Convention. "a be-
held al BuiLJ aid % perfect plans iof Prose ''". 4
vigorous campaign among ur Ii''h'""''''"' '0''' y"
N. cIt, and cnrntN " Nov. lnrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
NOT TIE PEOPLE DIT TIE COAST rYgIND.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: VII YOU kindly allow NE 10 correct state
ment attributed 10 IN your issue Of July 10
tho effect that were III treated by the people on
the Irsh coast where sought refuge IN the recent
sAlpwreck OF the steamship tlty Of Chicago II IS
due TO the people to state thy they treated us with
fine utmost kindness Had II not been for the asSS-
lance OF two OF the lnndsmen l should have found
great difficulty IN reaching the top OF the prccpitous
elm Their strong arms sustained me I'LL had as
ccndcd the highest point At the house OF the Coast
,uard tea and food chccrfully provided. for
which h. positively refused the least remuneration.
II any persons were met with the demand, stand
and deliver II yOu want any more accommodations
hero knew not Of II. Ny expressed wish " never
TO be- shipwrccled on that particular coast referred
~ rs rugged character, not to It's hosptablc people.
" THEODORE b.. RuMNEY.
Jondon July IA, 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
London, July IA, 1902.

A LITTLE GIRLS GIF'E TO SICK BABIES.
Tothe Editor OF Thc ribnne.
sir: ! am little girl, eight years Old. My
hom. ,s I'm Omaha, Ncb., but am staying here tenn
,or.rv with nv papa. mamma two brothers and
bsby lister Ny papa gave me crisp 81 bill, and
Ashurv park. Aug. A. NELLIE RAY LOUDON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
POLITICAL LETTER WRITING.

TO the Editor OF i ne Irlp mo
sir: Mr. Cleveland writes a good many letters IN
election time and does Mr.. Gladstone. IL Is one
~ the English notions which the master OF Gray
Gables has picked mp along with his economic library
put Mr. Cleveland good Free Trader though ne tie.
can hardly hope 10 win general recognition az an Amer
lean Gladstone by answering every postcard that l.
cent 80 him II Is really "too English You Know.
Yours, ~ H"'''N''''
New York, Ang. 4, 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
orrIT my FOX ELDORADO.

Fine weather and good sin7ing and music "er the fat
mos at Fldorado yesterday. About 2ooo
wen, oycr TO tina, resort during the day The orn-or
concert has certainly made mNof"pe 'hp'eN""" Oh uh
, -, mt, nlaco They enjoy the pure air % the
roczesvep Palisade4 and find comfort in sitting under
the trees whore Lhcy hear the music ana singing
The pavtne OF the Eldorado orchestra was noticeable
- =, ,ho ortor.sInuent Theodore Koch's cornct
- ~, .nnl.udes and Miss Roa Lnde made a favor
able impre.son The STANDARD quartet was also wei
,ecoved on the whole 10 was a great day for Edorado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

ness OF five weeks. from Brights disease. MT. Bueu
was born in the town Of Goshen. w. In 1897. He
moved 10 Cortland, N. Y, and on the breaking out
Of the war Joined the 156th Regiment Ncw-york State
He with General sheridan during his campaign IN
the Shenandoah Valley and also in the Louisiana cam
pairn. After the Mr.. Buell had charge OF the
watch department OF Benedict Brothers, in this city,
and he held this place mp to the time OF his DEATH or
for nearly thirty years delegation from lafayette
Post, g. "a r.. OF which he comrads. followed
him to Greenwood Cemetery, where the burial TOOK
nace Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

light Many Of US in travelling past a fence Win
openings in 10 or n hedgerow through which the sun
Is shining have noticed flashes Of red and green hgn
although the eyes not turned TO the renee ou.
right angles 10 II. This phenomenon may aiso oe
explained in the same way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
IOWA Is REPUBLICAN BEYOND A DOUBT.

Chicago. Aug. ,Speclab.-J. +. Blythe, chairman
Of the Republican state Central Committee Of Iowa,
and IT, u. ray a prominent Republican o. Des Moie''
m. IN the ciy These gentlemen feel very confident
OF Republican success in Iowa. and declare that the
much TALKED Of fusion Of the democratic ana Alliance
untries i likely Ia amount t. nothing. We are not
nt nil afraid u them" said Mr. Blythe. I'VE ae
well ortmnikcd and fully believe that We can carry
the state by II, handsome majority n we did before
know that there 4, great deal said about fusion Ill
Iowa bat 20 far N" thing has fail'Si. The Old Demo
cr,,s love. Cleveland too we'll to leave HIM FOR su'h
AN old vermont stick a. Weaver Weaver h"' be'
beior, the people. and been member OF 100 hhhS
rar,ies 10 DO much wIcr LEE Is known LIE may
r-,u u pr.fy god vote OUTSIDE OF th" state, but lie
viii be w,ak ~ Iowa. know great deal Is N'd
b, the Democratic press ln r-ari TO the farmers %
Iowa d,-,rilnr tie Republican paiy bechuse oi t"e
Mckinley bill but That Is ali ncns'nsc Inc hIhcFs
~ f,v, nr. noW Just loyal 10 III" N'plpucAu parry
a. Tuey ever were. ana vncn Il comes usnc 10 voc
they Vim show their confidence ia III" PiO~cNc
tnlif .y.ien and hottest money. =,
Mimi d, yoa think II the Republican CHANCES III
NcbIA-isa - . ,.,,..r,or
uckiney the other day. ana he tod me thnt lnus'ns
fr,r the crthuei.-m IA Nebraska since ne hn' DccI'
iierr n. lrl- "a. sure about that STATE as lie u"s
aiont his own IN lnct believe the NORTHWEST u ~
safely Republican rs II ever was.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
SENATOR HILL SAILING WESTWARD.

New.IIaven, Coun., Aug. T." Ed Stokess steam
Yacht Fra Dlavoso with senator David j.. Hill ana
party aboard dropped anchor In MOTIFS oo'e u" Wv
peouet Clubhouse, about 10 O'Clock tonight' ihe
Yacht Will steam westward In the Dornlha-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
OBITUARY..
GENERAL JOHN TILISON.

Quincy ILL., Aug. 7.-Ceneral John Tlllson who
wa. colonel Of the 10th Illinois and commander OF
brigade in Sherman's March to the Sea. and later
Editor OF "Thc QUINCY Whlg." died here last night
General TiIlson had been prominent in Republican
uolltics His wife is daughter OF Governor Wood
one OF the early executives Of the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

on when the policeman called his attention 10 ia.
sign which SETS forth the fact that the chairs are
reserved for guest OF tie house. created monentary
stir al that end OF the Island. lie was escorted over
10 Manhattan Beach and WIS there turned hose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

cause Of bad manage ment II our generals ca
pablo as they euc,t be. and be love they are,
are n, sure oi success party ever was before
the votes were cOunted.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
l)olitical Notices.

A. 1.-Poltucal Banners, Flags and Portraits, TrQns
pareneles ~ ade Banners. Sc. Best work by HOJEk
NRAHAM Artists. 81 Chambers-st Established 1s42
Headquarters for political net banners, transpar.
encss anu campaign equipments. Send for illustrates
circular and ataloguc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures August 8, 1872. at INC
rs.idrnce OF the brides mother Rye, New YORK by ,no
Venerable \rchdoacon Ktrkby, d. o., Kate Wendell,
eldest daughter Of the late Edward Sherman 10 Ed"aro
Pritton Townsend. OF Il lston
WILSEY-HAUSRATH-On the 4th inst, axv I n,hy
Church Morrlsanis, by the Rev. Albert D. Hull De'"s
Uausrath 70 Benjamin Wilscy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

John r. -anborn. a prominent Republican Of Niohl-
gan and cx-mcmher ~ the Republican National Com
fniitce Of that state wae I'm New YORK yesi"rttv.
Abiding 10 Judge Eumseys decision ovrfihowinS
the fiauin,ent rcrymanier OF III, Democratic Tx
Isla'ure I'm tn, state. Mr. Sanborn said:
We have a t,,low-fccling for yo0 NcwYork r.
pu,Lcans IN Michigan. for vc?r In tho ZANE boat
with Won nntll orr supreme Court. by unanimous
vo'c up-,A the luiquit0u, work Of our Democratic
led a,irc. Iudg> Rum.ey's conclusions arc founded
on GOOD law and uuqu~ti,ncd Piec'deltN and surely
ourht Z, be Sustained. The action Of the Supr NO
Court OF Michigan ha- been followed by another ap-
portionment 81 the di.tiictS. compelled by the d.
cision The new aPp)rilOnmcnt Is great improve
mcut upon the nr,t. II j. not wholly fair but rs
eoultablc perhaps a. Republicans could expect from
the element IA control o. the Lrs Stature. tncor II
w, shall elect . majority iu both branches. \. ~
Presidential elccor- In the state. the Republican, viii
no, lose more thnn xix. and possibly onll four under
the new system - voting by districts which III,
democrats have brought into "Xcrcisc.
The state will 20 Republican without the slight
est doubt. The nomination II John r. Rich for
Governor has greatly strengthened the Republican
Natona ticket. NJ. Rich was twice Speaker of
fine House 81 Repre- cn;atiycs. and Is man "
~,unt judgment and hard headed commona'u,'.
Their, f. large farmers vote In Michigan. TIE una
Ionty Of which viii b. cn>t for the Republican
ticket The campaign has not opened with rs yet
but In q few weeks things VIII be hpolMhg. Iou
may expect to hear good news from jli'h'gln VIXEN
the time cOmcs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
Total 20 August o


Enclosed please find check for 5000 being contribution
70 Ne Fresh Air Fund from W'lan@own Mass collected
nv Mary and Lawrence Hopkins twelve and ten years
old This sum makes a total from Wllamstown in seven
years OF sl,109 35. with deepest sympathy in your
- Yours truly
l.. T.. II.
uIii Mass.. Augnst 3. lSy2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

Toronto ont. Aug. 7.-Sir Daniel Wilson, president
~ the Toronto University. hcf carly this morning.
after protract"d 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

Huudrcds of hair notrums have been got up 70 com.
noa Nc Parrys TrcopherOus but 10 still stands alone the
most famous preparation preserving and beautyn2 the
hair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
RETURNS FROM A RNrrBLIcAN PRIMARY

0levclnd. Aug 7--rhc rcturns from thc Republican
prluar. III The XXtA Congress District show ION
cln,ivrly that the nominee viii be W. j. WHITE oil
IVES, Cleveland a millionaire Manufacturer oil CHEWING
gum. Tho district Is certainly Republican ana lie VIII
Undoubtedly 1T I'm the neNt COngleN7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed Win
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

NiIhaus famous Elixir OF Caisaya Bark Is WHOLE hole
family tonic that nvgoratns restces appeuN 6i'os
stamina. Stimulants do not 1873 Droadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
ttNNETT n. BTELL.

Bennett II. Buell. died mt his home. No. $50 De
caturst brooklyn last Wednesday night after III
volunteers and served three years aud three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

SENATOR PROCTOR SEES ClIAlEMN CARTIER.
senator Rcdhcld Proctor OF vermont iorherv
Secretary Of War, was In N'"-ioFN E''"I''S ~"
"a co,,,r.,c. with Chairman Carter. of the Ma
,,.,.l Uepublicpn committee. al the Plaza Hotel
w. proctors call vi, aid 10 relate To the vermont
sicction ard the plans for bringing out an ola
time Republican majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
GENERAL LEWIS WARNER THAYEK
SIR DANIEL WILSON

warsaw n. Y. Aug. 7.-Genera Lewis Warner
1hayer died last night the age OF eighty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

Shake of the effects Of q bad cold promptly OF
the use of DR.. Jayncs EXpectorant, ana escape ths
danger Of irritating the Lungs into fatal disease. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

FAST TINE BETWEEN ST. LOUIS AND DENVER.
s. Louis Aug. 7.-BcGnnl1S August H. the hur
lucton will shorten its time between '"'' cry """
rouver by five hOurs. An entirely new tlalh oil Va"
ine.t cars Will be put vi the FIST run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
DECOrRCELLE.

London. Aug S.-The death is announced Of Adrlen
Decourcee the French dramatic author In his sixty.
eighth year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

CONGRESSMAN DOLLIVER SPEAKS For IOWA.
Congressman James r. Deliver Of Iowa, one Of
the most eloquent members OF the National House
~ Repre- 5cntailvc on tho Republican side IN the
city Yesterday on his way from Washington 10 th"
state Of Maine where he Is going 10 take the stump for
the Ecpublcan ticket. To ID Tribune reporter who
saw him a; the FIRM Avenue Hotel Yesterday he
said have ben invited 10 Maine by The Republican
state Committee Of that State and IT IS my ptoscn in
tcntion to 60 there and to remain until the
takes plare which Is september II. | am Informed
that Maine Is likely 10 give her usual Republican
majority this year and that ali the people mp there
among the pine trees want Is to be stirred up "a
little.
allow about Iowa.? Nobody here In New York
need give himself any uneaSncss about Iowa. Iowa
Is all right She can't get away from us in Il
Presidential campaign. She is firm rock IN her
Rcpnblicani,m and will give her electoral vote for
Harrison and Reid by II handsome majority
hat do you think OF the prospects Of Mr.. Weaver
and the Peoples partv1" was ASKED.
Fifteen years ago General Weaver had II following
I'm iowa biz his constituency has moved further
ue.t I'm our state IL is only a memory. or
course there are people who stili ndOrse Ills ideas.
but they not numerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

WOOpLAwN CEMETERY.
,yooolawn Station Path Ward. Harlem Railroad
Office NO 20 +. 23d.st
The Jersey City news., 1892-06-11
Approved March s, 1892.
CHAPTER XII.

An Act to remove from any board of eX-
else in this state any mayor of any city
therein who is now a member thereof
and to provide for the appointment of Il
suitable person to take the place of said
mayor so removed.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly Of the State of New
Jersey, That from and after the passage
of this act in any citv in this state having
a board of excise, of which said board the
mayor of saio city is member, either by
virtue of the charter of said city or by any
act, either general or special, the said
mayors term of office as such member of
said board of excise shall Immediately
cease and terminate.
2, And be it enacted, That the said
council, board of aldermen. or other
governing body of any city whose mayor
by the terms of this act Is disqualified as
a member of the board of excise of said
city, shall Immediately proceed 10y ballot
to select a suitable person to fill the
vacancy in said board caused by the re-
moval of said mayor therefrom; the term
of office of said successor shall be for the
same term as is now fixed by the law in
said city for the other members of the
board OF excise therein.
g. And be it enacted, That all acts and
parts of acts, whether general or special,
Inconsistent with the terms of this act,
be and the same are hereby repealed, and
that this act shall take effect immedia.
telv.
An proyed March 1892
The Jersey City news., 1892-06-11
Notice to Meter Manufacturers.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED nv
tne board or street and Water Commissionera
on monday, June 18TH, 1892. at ten o'clock A. NJ for
meter 'h ""tor
iroposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
en9orsed Proposals for Water Meter" directeS r.
william H. Cook, Esq, Chairman Of Commit Zee ON IN
asses snents and Extensions' and handed in to the
Slsrk S OF the Board in open meeting when called
posRls. s ~ Se1ieu pro-
No city o1icial will be accented as suretx ~ ,,,,,
asupstitutton OF surettes be allowed ~ VS.
Ihe Board retains the right TO reiecr anv or ali
DIS III deems chat the best interests Of Inc ci
can be conserved by so doing - 'no 'A'S
Additional information NAV ma ohtaina. oe 49,.
ar corner Of Jersey avenue ana Mer
ment OF sureties must be obtained. e-
ne attention of bidders is especially callad 70
sectlon Cnapter l3l, Laws Or 1851 under me
Terms whereof no contract shall be binainS unnn
the CITY or become effective or operative iintI yba
Donasmen offered by the contractor have been an s
proved as 10 efficiency by this Board and "a II
Sr n hs ~ Reo 5ae Corporation Counsel the resident
pVSSu uonuslnen under oath ~ PAN'
tst ~ oruer OF the Board OF street ana Water Com
GEORGE 7. BoUToN
Dated Jersey City. June g. lssa olsrk'