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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10
CITY ADYERIIsEMENT
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Concrete Sidewalks on Point, Pit
man, Charles Field, Earl,
Greenwich and Bishop
Streets.
Joint Resolutions Of the City Council

(Approved sept. 10, iesSl
RESOLVED, and II is hereby ordered and directed
Point street south side from Eddy street 20 Point
street bridge Pitman street, north side from uo,
emo street 10 Ives street; Charles fleld street.
from Brown tceet 10 Hone street; tarl stree to.i
Greenwich street, from Bridgham TO Lexington
avenue and Bishop street. rom willard avenue gu ="
Plain street shall be altered and improved py con.
creting the s&ne so that said sdewhiks ~ hs, as
occupied, three-eights OF inch rise per foot rom
the inside OF the curb 10 the street line eAcept h
incston necessary tomeet the occupation lhe, anu
shall be otherwise constructed IN manner anu VI
All material anove said grade shall be excavatei
and removed. Good and or gravel shan De useu
for flling whenever u may be required ..o
The foundation shall be composed OF ~ ~Slehn , nc
LEES than two inches In depth, AFTER being foeu anu
thoroughly compacted. ~, -. a. a
The top OF the foundation shall he brought TO a
smooth surface by the addition OF nne peppis coh-
petely coated with tar aud thoroughly rolled
The top dressing shall consist of clean, snaI y
sand thoroughly saturated vita tar ana appleu "
layer OF sucn thickness that after being lo,ivu "a
aud compacted IL will not be less than an inch N
depth. The total depth OF walk when finished IN All
not be less than three inches. a.,
ihe quality OF the tar used shall be equal IN AL
respects To that made by the PRoNiDkNcE uas
Company. Ths gravel and sand shal De thoroughi-
~ dry De fore coating saturating the same Win
tar.
Said alteration and Improvement OF said side
walks shall be completed within six weeks from the
tine of the passage het-srt= = j,
diret ted tnat the notices OF the aforegoing fesou
ton. order and direction, required to be Eiven, ana
the publication Of the aforegong required 70 De
made shall be given or made as the case may oe' III
A true copy-Witness:
s20-5JM WILLIAM L. CLARKE, City Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE e. ms URANCE.
h1 ~ " @ "H1A h11IH 1SD 1Sson1son.
Oakland Beach

Of all months September is the best for purchasing real
People returning from the various resorts
where weeks of pleasure have been passed. always feel like
renewing them another year In this connection we desire
call your special attention the heahuness and beauty
of Oakland Beach for home, situated the
western shore of Narraganse Bay where the direct sea
breezes failing, where the climate unsurpassed
by any section New England where the facilities for
travefor the business all that could desired
and where the prospects for future growth unlimited
We have hestancy saying that this particular location
offers superior inducements any other the and
therefore cordially invite you call office inspect tn
plat the prices arrange with visit the property
and if it your approval select site for your future
summer home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TAX OF 1892

Whereas. The Boa OF Assessors OF the city Of
Providence have asse ssed tax accordance with
Chapter $50 Of The Ordinances and the City
Treasurer ha, received warrant TO collect the
same, notice is hereby given 20 all persons assessed
by said tax TO ray their respective taxes AZ tue
Office OF the CITY Treasurer Oh between the third
and twenty four days OF October. A. d. 1892.
inclusive.
The City Treasurer will attend daily during said
period sundays and HOLIDAYS excepted at his once
IRON o'clock A. VI. TO o'clock y. NJ. except SAT-
urdays. ON Saturdays his Office will be closed at
o'clock T.. NJ, except on Saturd October 2e.
when IL will remain open until O clock Il. NJ
Interest will be adder at the rate OF eight per
centuin per annum from October 3 1892, on all
taxes and assessme rs net pad before o'clock
a. VI on MONDAY. October "a. 1892
said tax includes asses ents made for the layout
and extension Of Seymour street and OF Winslow
place, and for the layout widening and extension
OF Butler avenue and Of Greenwich street furnish
ing curbst ones constructing and concreting side
walks and erecting building contrary 10 Law.
INQUIRIES BY MAIL. AS TO THE AMOUNT
OF TAX WILL BE PROMPTLY ANSWERED.
AID PAYMENT CAN BE REMITTEp AT THE
SETDER,S RS RISK by CHECK or ,MoNEg, OR;
kECEIyED on OR BEFORE sAATUhDAY.
OCTOBER %. 1892. ID. l.. ID. GRANGER,
o3-tf City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10

PITTsBuRo, Oct. l0.-An attempt to
blow up the Toulouse at the Carnegie
Company's twenty ninth street mill
with dynamite was made. The bomb
must have been a poorly constructed az
fair, as u failed TO 60 OF properly. and
the building was only slig htly shat tered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10
BOUNDARIES WRONG.
Important Changes In the Line Between
Mexico and the States.

Mexico and the States.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 1o.-F. p. Car
rolto, a merchant of Frontera, Mexico,
which town was supposed to be located
on the line between Mexico and the
United States, arrived here yesterday.
He states that the International boundary
survey has been completed some distance
past that place ana that the old bound
ary line has been greatly changed. The
custom house at Fontera was found to be
nearly four miles south of the line and
it's removal 10 the line has been ordered.
Several rich mining properties which for
several years have been, worked under
the United States mining law, are in
Mexico.
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the CITY or PROVIDENCE.
SUPERIOR STREET.

city Clerks ofice, sept % 1902
The Committee who were. on the tth day of
August 1s0a appointed by the Board Of Aldermen
WENDELL street. have made their report aocompa-
nicd by map. =
near tefofe said Hoard On THURSDAY January
III, 1894 at o'clock Y. NJ, u they shall see Causs
IS order of the board of Aldermen.
Wines. WILLIAM L. CLARKE
se20-3iM City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10
DID A JUROR SLEEP?
Murderer Hawiey's Counsel Says One Did
and Asks for o New Trial.

and Asks for New Trial.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Oct. 10.-Counsel
lor John Hawley, who was convicted OF
the murder OF Mary l.. Munson, d ed
with the clerk of the Superior Court .
bill OF exceptions, in which they ask for
q new trial.
They allege that John Goodsell. one OF
the jurors, slept during the trial, and also
that physical infirmity from which he
suffers disqualifies him from acting as q
juror.
:, Counsel for Hawley interviewed the re-
porters who attended the trial and sub
ppnaed them to testify that .Goodsell
was asleep during the greater part of the
trial. 1t 10 believed that a new trial will
be granted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10
Two Stories Destroyed.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-Two stories OF
the building here owned by the Tulanee
University and occupied by +. f. Ham
sell & Bro, stationers and dealers in
school books, ETC., were burned out yes
terdsy morning. Loss $4,000; fully in
sured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10
The Ground IL Sinking,

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 10.-The surface OF
the ground over the Central Mine began
to sink yesterday and the new 100000
Roman Catholic Church OF st. Patrick
and an adjoining orphanage are in dan
ger of being engulfed.
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THE CITY OLE PROVIDENCE.
FULLER STREET.

City Clerks Once, Oct 3, 1902
The committee who were, the atm day Of August
1890 appointed by the Board OF Aldermen TO lay
on, E,,lisr street. from Wilson street 10 Sprague
street. have made their report accompanied by a
map. = - .--.,.
near before said Board on THURSDAY January 10.
fsa3 AZ o'clock p NJ, II they shall see cau,e. and
be heard for or az ainst receiving such report.
nv order OF the Board OF Aldermen.
Witness: WILLIAM 4. CLARKE.
olO.3tM City Clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10
THE CITY OF PROvIDENCE.
BLACKSTONE STREET.

City Clerks ONCE, Sept %. 1892.
The Committee who were, the Both day OF
June 1892 appointed by the board or Aldermen 70
law out Blackstone street, from Prairie avenue TO
Plain street. have made their report accompanied
by "A map. :
before said board on THURSDAY, October 20,
isg3 at o'clock p NJ. II they shall see cause, and
be heard for against receiving said report.
By order OF the Board OF Aldermen.
Witness: WILLIAM Il. CLARKE,
se26-3tM CITY Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CURBING OF GARDNER AND
KNOWLES STREETS.

In Board OF Aldermen, Sept. 90, 1892.
Ordered That the abutting proprietore be noti-
fed TO appear before this board on THURSDAY,
Febi uary f6 1898, at o'clock p. NJ, that they may
be heard upon the question OF settling curbstones
and paving cutters on the following streets VIZ:
Gardner street. from Camp street TO Knowles
street;
street.
witness: WILLIAM +. CLARKE.
se26-3tM CITY Clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10
FoUND I'm A DITCH.
Lost Train Wrecked and some Of III
Crew Killed.

Crew Killed.
DENVER, Col, Oct. 10.-At midnight
the Santa Fe had lost n freight train be-
tween Denver and Pueblo. Employees OF
the Rio Grande, which runs parallel with
the Denver Il Pueblo, reported finding
the lost train in the ditch, IS miles this
side Of Pueblo, making sad wreck. I'm.
Ger the engine lay the engineer, the fire.
man and brakeman McCuue. All three
were dead. A wrecking train has start
ed for the scene. The names OF the en-
gineer and nreman are not known.
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man. but apparently they had not been
Dwelling House Burned.

The house at 262 Msnton avenue and
occupied in part by Elizabeth Welsh was
burned last night. The fire occurred
about IL o'clock, aud caught in some un,
known waySn closet on the second floor.
The rear portion of the house above the
second floor was gutted. Loss on the
building is $1,000. insured Elizabeth
Welsh loses 500 on furniture. and Abra-
ham " ood the up stairs tenant 500,
all covered by insurance.
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Police Notes

O6icer Moan Of the Johnston police this
morning arrested on suspicion n drunken
man who bad tso good overcoats in his
possession.
The officers Of the Sixth station arres ed
owo Italians drunk and fghting on At
well's avenue. When searched danger.
ous knife was found In the pockets OF each
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10

To the Moouettes belongs the distinction of
being the most popular American carl-sts OF
the day. Thew have a cut face or pile. quite
long and yielding tn the foot. ana are unre-
stricted as 10 the number OF colors n the
figures. While less costly than the ymin-
sters or Wiltons, they possess all thI rich
shades ana high art designs found in t. more
expensive floor covering~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10

The domestic art squares whose popularity
is now So marked. are pattern rugs. With
They are made OF the same materials and by
the same process as the best Ingrains, and
cost about as much per square yard The
by yards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10

Cotton Carpets

Are adopted to chamber use only. The pat
terms. as a rule, are not especially pleasing,
and the only honest claim which can be made
for them is durability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12
4 FATAL INJECTION or POISON.

TT NAY HAVE BEEN ACCIDENTAL~THh IN" '
WELL, SUPPLIED WITH DEADLY Dfo"s'
A, ,nn.rcnt.y accidental overdose Of poison hiie'
Henry \ Uoczlc. "A yourg lawyer. IN inc sn'9'
craving shop Of c. \. Scho1k, al NO To- """' n,
yesterday afternoon. IIoelzc was t"cnOs iN -.
old unmarried. and lived with MS l"'i',r 49,, ,.iv,,,
IIoelx'e also lawyer, at NO -oo "''' ,,
81 The Young man smoked cigarettes lrcci' .' hoN
1s.6 when he suffered from picWiSS' Nv -, a.
addicted "a the usc o. morphine. III WIS III ~ "
carry about with him small vals OF inc poon '.' 90
hncdcrmic syringe and 10 inject sinah q"'''.'' Va
h druc inf, hl, arm when he felt the hecu VI 80" 49,
ul,nt Occasional ho went 10 'l'o '"VP IT,
friend schor, to administer doSc VI NV, r, =,
Ind business In the supreme 'o'rt - =. aIo
aud Iotor he was in the County |V'" 49,,
some papcr,. At = p. m. he went i"Vo ,y, uo
and AT down at desk TO lax WIN ' 49,, ,,,
tool, from his pocket half dozen small uo'c, M'. ,
-, ,1,rch, .od ot n drug store, ana scripeu o' '
,,h hi. pcnl,nife. schork, VINO was 'o'',
,, him tbouclt the bottles contaihcu h'orp'"' H.
r,. NOT surprised when loei+ic tooN o' %, o .na, .
cur.. rolled mp his shlrsieeNe ""' ,,,,. arm Of
bynodcrmlc injection in his left arm u'""H a
~ ono of the bottles with needle poi''e'
ir~o , momcnt later. however the youh| ID" w.
spranc TO his feet turned p''lc anu ''
chair cyclaIming with husky voice .,,,
,a,.o ,len an overdose send for some broi''uc
If potassium - o,,d make a
rnon hctore schork or his vorlunen cou'u HIM
,,on 70 help him. IIoclzlc fell on the hoor III WV
,l,,on. one Of the workmen ha'uS SUNNI 49,
pIic,nan McCarricb WHO called an ai''on',',o ,ne
Chamber, street Hospital, b"t ll'Nl,o w. , mp
'l,,ucc arrived. Or. Bennett, the ahpu'"'o ~
.,,, ,ho vouug mans death could net Hi y
80 used bv morphine. lie thought TIC oo'o'
'rmn,om, indicated strychnine pol,onns' nc % NV
,,,,c1 Tie sottlcs Which young iiqcm,e Ia" ~
nocct and said he thought they and no other
Tie young man. according t. his iA'"c' '''
rn snu,e for cndng his He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12
WATER AND SEWER BONDS SOLD.

Bids were opened yesterday for 100000 OF per
msnent water loan bonds, and $6i3OoO OF main rehe
sewer and extension fund bonds, bo'h bearing i" -
Der cent interest, to from thirty TO thirty-hve
wears There were nine bidders, and the offers
RANGED from 1O414 to 1O1 % The awards were maze
as follows; Peoples Trust Company S'ooooo Vi
water bonds at 1859: Bowery savings Bank S2oV'-
900 Of water bonds at 1903; Greenwich savings BanR
ESQ 600 OF bonds at an average OF ABOUT loa :
Pmtchestcr savings Bank. $4,000 OF sewer bonds III
,oA. Bro,KIvn Trust Company S36s 900 OF sewer
bonds at an average OF about 1O1.51. The average
price for water bonds 1o33o and for sewer
bonds 1Oo co. At the sale of bridge bonds ue
average price 1O3.s0. Mayor Body SAID IN re-
gard TO the matter:
THE fact that large an amount has been oHered
almost Immediately after the million sold week or
two ago has probably affected the prices POSSIBLY
the misunderstanding or controversy about inc
county bonds may also have affected me Pr1ees
think that the purchasers have secured speNoiu o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

horse hitchcd t. express wagon was frightened
nv escaping steam from engine Oh the elevated road
Yesterday and dashed up FultOn-st and broke the
front wheels from the wagon. At Main and Fulton
SITS he ran over Maurz Hail. thirtyive years old OF
No 31s Central ave. and fractured his skull and broke
his right leg and collar bone. The injured man was
taken 70 the Brooklyn Hospital. but is not likely 10
recover. lie Is butcher
The trial OF william Lawn for killing Michael Stat
terry at No. ls6 Fourth ave. on March 20 was begun
In the Court OF Sessions yesterday. The murder was
the outcome of dispute after carousal in Slatey's
rooms lawn is an ex- convict and has only one arm
lie committed the crime with a razor.
Notice has been given OF an application TO the SUI
prene Court on May 81 for the appointment OF com
missoners TO condemn the property franchise OF the
Long Island Water supply Company under the recent
act Of the Legislature.
The marriage OF sylvester and Harriet l.. Bedding
was annulled by Judge Bartlett in the supreme Court
yesterday, at the instance OF the wife.
George johnson, an insane cOlored man, escaped
from the County Insane Asylum in Flatbnsh yeser-
day. He was put at work shovelling coal, and threw
down his shovel and walked away without being no
ticed He told another lunatic before he went away
that he wanted to get a place as bartender. lie
would have easier times and all he wanted to drink
without paving for it. At times Johnson vOlen,
and had TO be kept In stIaitlacket but he had i'm
proved recently 1t is three since he was placed
In the asylum, aud he had attempted to escape sew
era times.
Ann HAYES sixty two years old Of No. 10 Kent
ave. was badly bitten the right arm yesterday by
vicious dog The animal belonged 10 a neighbor. The
wound was cautcrized, and an order was issued By
Justice Goetting for the killing of the dog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12
Nj u NIX

The Board Of Frccholdcrs held Us annual meeting
yesterday and adopted the budget for l-92 tn" total
tax levy IS &G-l $50 increase OF Sli-o0G over last
year. The amount OF Si7fG77 for public school pur
poses. not included IN The hgnrs given, mahcn the
total to BE- raised Sl.ljdii7. a total increase Of
$4,000 last year. The county tax Will b. in
creased about four points.
Isaac ". Town-cnd. The >upcrn'e ndcnt Of Public
buildings declare, his purpose 10 hold on 10 bis Office
and contest the cgil rght Of the Common Council 10
remove him and elect another man in his pace. Town
SIND Is veteran Of the war and hd, three honorable
discharges \ law passed In ago forbid, The removal
OF any veteran holding public oihcc. without g ~
Michael Rcmono. Of 40 Eedfori>i.. taken 70
tl" City lIo,P0al on Monday suffering nom malaria.
fever. Yesterday morning. willie delilpus. he spran-
from window 90 no" hospital aud wds found lying on
the grass. lie viii die.
The special committee on the Observance Of Memorial
Day IS Arranging for IN" participation Of the Children
OF the public schools in the parade.
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w0GK or THE PARK coMMISsIoyLRs.

Another effort macr al yesterdays sc,. ion Of
fhe Park Board 70 find satis factory site for the
statue, 10 cost Sl2J,OOO, of Columbus, which Italian
residents here intend 10 erect Objection raised
The circle At Fifty nntlI-st AMI Eighttave, which had
been proposed. Because The entrance the PARK heie
known rs the Merchants Gate and the original
plans had contemplated statue dedicated TO Com
mcrce' for this point, supported by buos OF prominent
merchants.
Prominent mcrChantsl" exclaimed President Dana
We have no prominent merchants. am not I'm favor
that idea AT all Final action was again deferred
At the suggestion Of General L. L. di Cc,nola the
Board Will ask the Board Of Estimate for $40 900
authorized BY the Legislature for the projected improve
ments In the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
\ delegation from The Annexed District. with John
VI. Tierney at its head. complained that they were
greatly Inconvenience by the closing Of McComl's
Dam Bridge pending the building tile new structure
and asked that II ferry be operated In the mcanim"
Mr. stewart the stOnework contractor wa, sevc.rl,
taken TO task for ,umnG 10 rin such "a ferry
In his personal Interest, AMI Engineer Kellogg WIS
ordered 10 hasten the construction Of tie aIp- .iclc.
the bridge for foot pa scmscI, over TIE stiuc. -
the New> Ork and Northern RailrOad. II va, IrOgi.
lsed that the ferry franchise should awarded SOON
President Danas project II setting apart the br.dI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12

Chief Inspector steers said y','e""' "'e ,,o,od NJ,
=, .,.,.r and ~Do." Minchiu. who were NUT" -
,,,fco ,,., ,ycc, on A charge Of helping lo" - i 'o"
a'c,,., had been warned In time to avon oc''N
-,., in INF. citv. The Indictments were io"nu o'
r,u,sa.v If la,t week" the Inspector s""' an" w
tor,,,ti,n wa, published in the new papers t"o W
r.. d,v. before we were officially iniormeu' ~
,, NOT until Monday that We received inc
f ,Lc nrrc-t of the two mon. and they hau i',' ~"
i,. -, .aturia: We had no authority - "''
,hc,, I'm the city before We received TIC "a'''''',
>thonch the Inspector did not say 80 II wa '"'',,
hot ne thought the authorities In Utica had oehN''
o,di,,. the warrants to this city in oFucr 10 SNc
n, .hIor and Minchin an opportunity to escape anu
h,t the publication Of the indictments was pir' VI
rho .,rne plan DShlcr and Mlnchln NAV nave >al'u
for Europe on saturday. but the detectives 40 "''
know that they did. - a.,
ttlcn. MAY LEX Keeper Buck and f. h NC
rl,yolne were arralgncd before Judge Kennedy IN tm'
clty thi, morning. Both pleaded not SuiIF' ~
urr.r i'm both cases were overrulcd and bucks tIlnl
st for Nav 80 McElwan"'s trial To follow III,
uicdatov. Kcatin- who drove V'hrlcn rom ,"t IVY,
4, rirghamion wa indicted yesterday ana VIII prop
ably be arrested sp'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12
WESICIIE -TEH CQTNIY

MOUNT NERNON.-1hc Thiid Ward Republican Club
held rousing ratification mccn1 In the hall of The
pfstOicc building on Tuesday night. The attendance
Unexpectedly large and there great cnthIsi-
assn among the audience Among tho speaker, wcr.
Dr. Edward f. Brush, candidate for Mayor; Edgar X.
Brown, candidate for city judge; William II. Bard,
candidate for justice. Edgar X. Brown candidate for
city judge. and David &. Curtis, candidate Al.cr-
man. The lin separate Company OF the National
tuarl viii be reviewed b. May Jand sanford ~ the
armOry Monday evening. \ reception viii follow,
and rs li, will b" tli" closing entertainment for the
season. Captain f.. j. Kinder and his assocatc, intend
to make IL an exceptionally interesting social affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12
o.,v,ovc prryvrrrD FROM CRoKER's THRONE.

uos,- Richard Croker sat In IamInany ian w
tcriav surrounded by several Of his hV'rnc Doo'
n,Lcr. and di,cour,ci on the bills passed by INC
r,,cn l,llurc If 1899. which are stu In te hhhd
, DENNY GOV, rnor II wcr some Of the "of't OF
the u,t. Including the one which permits ponce Ju'
ucc, 10 prac,l-e Law. met his cordial approval
Why shouldn't they b. allowed o pracuSe 'hci'
proi,,,lon,7 asked tho swanhy Wigwam cme''"'h
,,ot,oc around upon his mnions. e What harm ooui'
=, ,o1p The ablcct lcs-cr lights answered qucNl
and In unison: no reason at al!-oi course not
none Whatever .,-, -.
strange 81, It may seem to the nnim'h''"' 'n'
. uos.- declared ihqt 10 opposed to the ont
r,rrous Harvey claim. which + calculated 10 take
.nrp 600 out # the city treasury.
II am opposed 10 all these old claims qn'u
nc making sweep VITA his dexter arm aS " "
indicate how he would wipe them out Of existence
pcr,r,ioc tho Lllls fr creating an addi'l"u"l Huro
., p.r,hasing Wa,d's l-land. Increasing inc io'''
-, the Fir, Department and the pny 81 oic '"''S
and adding t. the Quarartin" appropriation u'e'" W."
, outrtytrc II J., safe 10 -ny. however, the m''''''
,,,,,.,.,, ur,ihcr IN law Jcnkus's salary ~ il'ii
rrcor of IN. Port :la,joO year VIII not DE- l''
mined by any protest which or hcr HAY Sun" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12
ELIZABETH

bicycle r~ay viii De run Saturday after
noon. between from the Elizabeth Athitlc Club.
bicycle division and the Elizabeth Nhcclmcn Each
club will be Represented by team # tive men.
Zach rider viii carry message ovsr MS allotted
relay and deliver ~ 10 the rider II the ncAt relay.
and 30 on for distance 81 =. = mil'-,.
The Union County Board Of Ircchodcrs elected t.
hold Office until May, 1901. organized ~ the court hois
yesterday. \ reduction II goo "a year was made I'm
the salary II the county collector. Tho following
are the officer, elect d Director 81 hoard samuel
Halliday. clerk. Afford l.. Cook; county collector.
William VI. Oliver, engineer. Louis Queen county at
tOrncy, William h. MoC lure.