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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
Manufactures Of Toothpiek.

Toothpicks ara made Of the wood Of
the spindle tree (Euonymas Europgusl
in Germany. This manufacture Is said
70 employ large numbers Of TIE PEASANTS
in the Grand Duchy Of HeSSe daring the
winter evenings. There are four kinds
made-No. selling 81 - per thousand,
No. 7ik az 3s.. No 10 a. Is and No. Is a.
Is. Cd Particles. OF foothpicks q willow
wood Of nice Enlsh-esFseclslly those
called Flor du Parleso--ars old n PoF-
tugal at prices ranging from sd. 10 4s
- thousand. Iou-zAl
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo- Feb lL-CATTLE-Receipts
II, shipments 20o. Steers quiet. steady, IS i0G
% COWS strong 81 hSfSS s., stoCkerS and feeders
steady - 51sS IS bOGS-kecetpts Sl0l SHIP
mems bAN Market active and Sc higher.
Al = AIDES = s5S@ ~. uulk - 4ldEs "a Sht,kP-
heteipts 81 shipments ~. Market unchs nged.
ST ioUls. Mo. Feb. u-CAfTI. F--E ecellis $50
Texans and Indians - Sos 20. Ho6S-hecsIpis
49, shipments pa dagk't lower. Heavy - 80
ieyepts ~, shipments 49,. M6rkes strong II Is "a
- 81 ~
thlCAso- llis, Feb u.-CATTIi--Receipt l6Ol
khlpineills +s9 MSrbet steady Steers s. OAS4 -
Ite1ets - ehaS - stut keTs 81 49, ~ ~ ssS
= ~ tttrS ltecei pts 9.tts si.iuIleRtS .,tsn COM
mon = tts4 ~ mlIed - sNeg ;, butchers 81 SSS
50 lislt e 'sAsa - PIGS - iJa4 a. oF.EEP-Re-
celpts SUI shipments l50l Sheep stronger lambs
lomer. ives - SlSt - wethers and yearlings
10 VOSV ~. westerns, a. SOFAS So lambs s5A6 t0
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
he following are the representative sales OF
HOGS.

Fresh receipts today. 1,4O4. The market
opened slow with a supply OF good hogs,
Buyers and sellers were apart for some
time. The packers insisted on buying
cheaper, claiming that they. had bought
hogs too high yesterday. The bulk of the
sales were made 5 cents lower than yester
day afternoons sales and about 10 cents
lower than the early business of yesterday.
Everything on sale was sold and the mar
ket closed with the yards cleared. Bulk
OF sales today, a 30 to $4.3716. Tops, SAX
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Feb II
FIorF-EiehesJ patent s. a. sevoud patent e. .
RNtra fancy :. o.
BJTIEE-klrst creamery Soc, second creamery
f6c finest dairy &c nno dairy lSc.common dairy ii,
kGGS-l1ellSC per dozen.
lOJIlhN-hoosters FL tta2 o.. per dozen or SC
PEI pound hens s uss2 3 per dozen or &C per
bOnnG. spring chickens 81 i5s2 20 per dozen or nc
per IOLnG. turkeys s&SC per pound. Uucks-teal
a Is, mulsrds = % pei dozen. youBS geese * per
pound.
tOiA1CES-Choice EsaE55c pei bUsheL
AlPLkS-S& 5344 90 per barrel.
NOAl-AnthrHciIe Nli ~. Canon City - o. Weir
tity - 5 trouJeuac - ~, FttsuuTs. ~ ~ Illinois
, tg,AcAlilsteT e. ".
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American paper Is fast supplanting
that of English make II Australia, ow-
ing 70 It's superior quality and cheapness
One mill in New York state has perma-
nent orders from that country to supply
6 llo tons Annually
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Nlclllla erstn Asrhnt

WICHITA, Feb Il
Following are the closing quotations
GaAlN-ORv lois outgUCA.
Nh.-AI--s.
OOGN-NeW 3SNc.
BAlS-2tc
tAE-No Scr bet ter SlaSSc
HAl-baiyd - 5JG5 % per ton loose, 81 OOlS o.
bItoO Nd tONN-Chop in car lots .Sc per llO
- Cked. tJN Per 40 pounds,
fLAASEED-g5at pc
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your W ants Supplied.

I OST-RuNDkED>u Or DOLLARS BY Passions
~ not patrentzinE the " ichir2 Overall AMI Shtrt
AanuisrtoTy st - y. Topeka They make Of t1a
articles mississippi aHd Louisville Jeans pants,
hGe tfaG go'c Drown and gtvsy OverailS. = II ami
btoe Jumper. atCk coat, listers NeStS AMI
shi &, ex "a heavy working osarshEts o. AL csss
and Weights me summer shirts IN their sesSont
canton rSnnel underwear. drawers and shirts
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Elegant reclining chair AL trains ani
Pullman sleepers from Wichita TO Kansas City and
Chicago without change night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north, south, east and west, and steamship tickets
sold 10 all European points at lowest rates City
ticket ONCE 100 East Douglas avenue corner Hair
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues Telephone la9.
w. ". wISHART, Ticket gent
mo erpIsrTAN, q. 4. s. p. A. Chicago H.
=
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FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts OF Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were; Cattle. 53; Hogs, i4o4.
Shipments; Cattle, SO; Hogs, 25e.
WICHITA, Feb. II.

WICHITA, FEB. II.
The cattle supply was light today and
the receipts contained nothing choice.
There were no high sales like yesterday,
rs there was nothing as fancy on the mar
ket today The bulk of the sales were
made at steady prices today. Fat steers
are dull, and are selling lower at present.
Everything was sold and the yards cleared.
The quotations presented are TO give the
shipper an idea Of the general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according 10 the quality or Offer
ings and the state of the daily markets These quo
tations ar. only changed when there has been
permanent change IA the general market. The
Representative sales should be- referred 10 to get the
daily fluctuations.
Native shipping steers, good 10 extra. H WG4 10
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COLUM N.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

Tne following rates under the different heading
sill be charged.
sss- Payable Strictly in Advance.
No Advertisements taken for Iess than 10 cents
One line advertisements charged same rate we.
lines
no ADvERTIsEAENTs TAKEN ITO RUN UN
TIL FORBIDDEN
Prices givsn under classified heads IN thi. coiun
applicable only 10 local advertisements No foreign
adFertiseIa snts tax en- ST prices given
Answers 10 advertisements sent in care OF th,
EAGfE ornos should be called for within 10 ia y
after Insertion. When advertisers wish rsplys for
wPrdcd 20 them stamped envelopes must be sent.
Reference 70 former advertisements sholld givr
description and date OF insertion copy OF tbs al
Sertissmont should be sent.
Not responsible tOr advertisements given or DIS
continued by telephone.
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s1.IoUIs L BAN FRANCISCO 1t.

Trains marked thus run daily
West hound train, No. !. has Pullman car.
Nest bound train. No. 3 connects ~ Burton for
pueblo New Mexico and southern California
East bmnd No. 4. ia solid train 70 ST Louis
with chair car ard Pullman sleeper. makes connec
lions for Fl Smith. Little Rock and Paris, Texas
East pound. No . night express 20 St Louis has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
city Union Ticket orTca Cor Main and lst street
and nton Depot, Douglas avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12

DIS. j. 4. f ], l.. EVERETT,
Over 400 f. Douglas Ave. Cor. Topeka
Rooms 3, 9, IL, Wichita. Ism
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ARTICLES

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. H.
FLoUR-Firm in good demand Patent 81 4O2
So extra fancy 50 20G2 q fancy ~ OSs2 Is. choice
81 9O92 ". Xxx 81 1892 OO.
asked.
WHEAT-Extremely dull; no bids.
CORN-EXtremei Y dull. No cash $50.
OATS-EXtremely dull; bids.
BU1TER-Easy. Creamery 22d27c, store packed
$50 l6c, roll l4a lSc. store packed lS@l6c.
IGGS-MOr settled. l7C.
HAY-Steady. Timothy IS So fancy prairie Sc 90
good to choice IS 81 low grade - 5OGsj 90.
FLANSEED-Steadyi SIC on a basis of pure.
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RATLR Old IIMETABLES

MISSOURI PACIFIC R.R
lAERIVE. LEAVE.
St. Louis Mall and Express....... l05 P II l255P
Kansas City Express. 40 g:45 VI
Eiowa Express. 520P $50
hiowa Mixed ......................l l:55 81 Ais
WICHITA AND COLORADO,
Colorado Mall and Express. ...... !25 NJ $50 u
Colorado Mixed. ..-........... 62j NJ rs "
DepOt Second and Wichita streets ticket ONCE 10
North Main street. T.. F.. BIECKLEY,
psssenssI and Ticket A gent.
TIME TABLE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
["Great Rock Island Route"l
In effect on and after March 6, 1891
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1T. LOUIS Produce,

81. LOUIS Produce
ST. LouIs Feb. II.
wHEAT-Cash firm, options unsettled Cash
ssh 990c. MAY glISc. July s65sc
CokN-Firm. Cash S69sc. February $3.50, May
3s9sc,
OATS-Firm. No. 2, cash So11c, February SO4c,
May 3lJsc
PoKh-Quiet, Old 80 S7l4, new Gil IS
LARD Steady. Sc SOss6 81.
WHISKEY-Steady. 81 H.
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MISCELLANEOUS



iSier this esd C Per line mr. SAY
= RAE Ca1NCE F0R l5oMT sEETFFS- "a
Ran, 10 acre. IN euitysGoo; - seres 81 nles grow
ing wheat sues N.th t1e Taace - acres under
orchard ard grovs; choice location Prise. es0i
AodTess JcAn CoGey. real estate and loan eSeaL
SAeney. aSa GstIs
.SCAIE BOOkS-VHEEF TaKsS ST4|D4R1
= howe ard Fairbanks. Prices, single books bT
mail - cents three 0ooSs 70 a@0s booEs So
What form you want 1.ddress wieaitA Eage.-
Wi-hlta, Kan a. II
LIVERY oNE IL MID ~ INFoRMArioS
II ca the sHbt.sct u advertising viii 90 well 10
obtain COPY Of Book fut Advertiser a. Pa-es.
prioe 81 Nailed, postsgr paid. on reCept et pFige.
Newspaper DigeoIcFy u al iAe best papers ana
class journals ves tie circulation rating oreverY
one.Si.d gosi cesi CT Information about rates aaa
ether matters pertatrin 70 TIE business % ltycr-
Using. Address ResselfS Advertising IfureaG. 10
Sprace strees. New York. "a lTr
nR. LIE pUC,s PERIODICAL Puts. rnE
srrasl system and positively suppression % tho
meilses ~ WaTrsated 10 promote messtr,1stton.
American pm company, ROYAL, proprie,ors. >pea-
Ger Ia e Sel usise supplied h1 CAas Lawrence.
retail isalyr
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING - HEAD
i quarters Department OF the Missouri Unacs os
tie Chief Vaarterreaster. Chicago. Illinois, FEB.
sealed proposals IN triplcate. subject 10 TIE
usual conditions "a b. received st ths once and
81 me once OF me fi N}uarteTnaster- A. tort sup
ply. indian Territory. until n O'clock = m.
central standard time. March 2 ISL and then
opened FOR furnishing material aud laeor required
!u the erection and complexion OF guard house a
ort supply. Indian Territory Plans and specihcA-
tons can be had Oh apple stiou 10 this orics
tho Post QuarterIDa~ters al i.eayenwurth. Kan and
Fort Supply. indian Territory. The government
reserves the right 10 reject any and all bids,
any parts thereof Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked Proposals for Bill,iiaS
81 FOR; supply. Indian Territory" aud addressed
to the undersigned or 20 the Post QuArtermasi- r
e. or Supply .ad,an ieri'SFy, ) - stSShAa
master.
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STR1FED.

rnaer his head = per line p.rs.v
CTRAYED-2YEAR-sAI. d BAY HIIIY. LEAVE
= word 8. l4l y. Market or ISIS y. wichita II
-. -.
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ascu IsCket uIiIce Cor Laia and ~ slr.e f-atn-
Passenger Sszgsoa ecrEer Dols.fzs 40 80 4Eszusx
". L. ACkDoCA. L. p Il
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GOING NORTH AND EAST
No Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily. .............. 650AM e5 n
No Kansas City ST. Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and eX. daily .......... s50AM e5 N
No Kansas City st Louis
and Chicago night eX
dali ............-... :. ..... S0PN eS "
No, 81 Accommodation
daily except Sunday,...... ll25 81 124 P n
GOING SOUTH.
No. SKsnsasa City ST. Louis
and Chicago eX. daily. 6sSAN GO A n
No. Kansas City ST. Louis
and Chicago through mail
and eI daiy................ f5SPM TO1P y
No. II Accommodp tton daily
except sunday ....'.... 22OPu 23OP
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n fe@E * II. B3-Atk 40 - d. A.
i swsrs 1855 = {ss1aes. Es--a
ra1u = - Assszlsa sTs. sEa Fs--
r o@T 4 EAReE o. u Eg-s PIE~H esEf- 0E
l. - stfns1 Wssa fzessls 4Es4 s.s--sf.
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GENEK4L STORAGE.
IIN4NCIAL

SsToENS - .tha gsfsl.s-ss~ ssa. Fse a.
- siEnoss - ,EoaE sea t-rss~ afs1S- -
rSE.a - s~sst. ass1s g. B. f-s.@.e-s afs - -
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I~TENfTT t0SE~ fsETtE f0k -iA-E.a 8.
4 e 80 90 ssa aarss srss $50 - g I-
a1a Ess- DsTsev Ezl-s z-- sasFGsr fsgas 49, l-s1
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Receipts
ARTICLES
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. NEUMAN,
German Physician. Studied IN Germany once
40 f. Douglas Ave. Hours to 10 q. IN. tok and
to D. IN. Eesidedoe 400 y. Main AZ. Diseases the
Stomach and Abdomen and female Diseases a spec
ialty. G-2ms
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12

NTystr-TU Tftss d, H0IItf- CO.. =
vi fzrr .-.r- ga r1ss~ as 49, -c-lf zs
. .eAl.z ll4zz 90. saz b cssF - E@-- -e~t
@
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SCAIE bOokS-CHtsEE FORMS. STANuARn
- howe ard Fairbanks Prices, single hosks hv
mail ~ CENTS, three SooSS fer a@0e az beoEs So
The best scale book printed When ordering state
Ni1hlta. Kan. a.. IN
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BISHOP AND CAR.
A STALWART PRELATE WHO WOULD
NOT OBEY HIS MAJESTY.

To Rs.ss,az R;s,cafs &-ns-eise, OF Pensa
Gave His Ruler Terrific Reception
on the Occasion of Distinguished
Visible Made the Gar Obey.
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DIR. MARY GAGE D4T.
Rooms p and p Limmsriy bloe1 Uncs hours-?t 10
l2e-f
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r-ee-r lf.is tsss e s-sr 80 r~r
IrEEsP MDs II 10 ll9sf at fsrfsl T. =
us-s srg.srtr "a EszA 81. 1ssi-ss d fs1.1
~ gs z
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MISS LUCY F0ED.s BASCISg ACADEMY
vi AOJ y hail - AsrEet st-clsss@s : uessay.
ruFsdsy sDo Saturday evening". thildfs1 = class
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I1OT> D-THAT TIE WICHITA HsEPALg.
sEd >hsrt asnefsetuF.aG cae .say = is,stse
a. - Topeka. sl4sr~ Gee a3-t-a cscea.
. q 10 E.lg ssts. = 10 hazEe isssil -s.1z
dusty NoTgsR u gszfplz-e- h@5 lsAs - 49,
{ .0zhsak llaA6s fgg lEhsrsfs a. fzraEsfH 81 ssT
pssce = - Usz- Al .-fsas SAsr-ELs4 a. rsg-s-
sz-fs-s O.. .
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BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
[oFFIc1AL pRocEEDINGs.I


Regular meeting of the Board of Police
Commissioners, held in First Police
Court room, Friday, September 16, 1892.
Observation-Disclosures Kelly and Van
keuren.
Commissioner Kelly was, on motion,
called to the Chair.
The Board. on motion, proceeded with
trials of officers against whom charges
had been preferred az follows:
President Feeney appeared and took his
seat.
Patrolman Christian Bruene, First pre-
cinct. charge, failing to report at signal
box.
Patrolman John Kenny, First precinct,
two charges of not properly patroling his
post.
Patrolman Edward Moran, First pre-
cinct, two charges, one of absence with
out leave and n of falling to report at
signal box.
Patrolman John ]. Murphy, First pre-
cinct, charge, failing to report at signal
box.
Patrolman Fred Seller, First precinct,
charge. failing to report at signal box.
Patrolman Charles Stucgey, First pre-
cinct, charge, falling to report at signal
box.
Chanceman James Leryins. First pre-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-28

SPECIAL MASTERS ALE-IN CHANcERY OF
~ New Jersey.
Between Virginia Feytel ana husband. Com.
plainants, and Victoria JONAS ct ais, defendants.
On Bill for Partition and Decree for Sale.
Abel l. Smith s Mabon, Solicitors.
By virtue OF a decree or the Court of Chancerv of
New Jersey, made In the above cause on the rhtr-
tfeth day of August, eighteen hundred and ninety.
two, directing a sale of all and singular the nren.
ises mentioned and d~escraDed in the said Iii Of
complaint and said decree for sale, L. Willfam G.
E. see, Special Master In Chancery. shall sell at
public yendue, to the highest bidders. on Thurs
day, the thirteenth day of NctobeF, eighteen hun
dred and ninetY-two, at two O'Clock in the after.
noon, upon the premises hereinafter described. in
such portions as to me hall seem most for the
interests of the parties, all the following lands
bill of complaint and said decree for sale, to witt
All those four certain lots, pieces or parcels OF
land and from es, sitG ate, lying and being In the
city of Jersey City. in the County of Hudson and
state Of New Jersey, which upon a certain map
entitled Map OF Chelsea, situate Ia Hud son CITY
NOV Jersey City,, Hudson county and State Of
New Jersey, surveyed and laid out into lots by
City, on file in ne onlce of the Register Of Hud-
son county, are known and distinguished as lots
number one u, two (D, three @ ana four as,
in block number one ~, ontaining each twenty.
five (5l feet In width in front and rear. by one
hundred Q0O feet In depth, be the same more or
less. including the estate and interest in dover
of the defendant, Victoria JONAS, widow Of
Adolph Jouas deceased. In the said premises, to-
gether with all and singular the here ditamenrs
and app urtenances to the said premises belonc.
Ing OF in anywise appsrlaining.
$3.50. WILLIAM G. E. SEE,
Master Ia Chancery OF New Jersey.
Dated Jersey City, September Ia 1872
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LOOK OUT. LOUISE,
Mrs. HoebeI Proposes to Horsewhip a
Pretty Variety Singer.

Mrs. HoebeI Proposes to H~orsewhip a
Pretty Variety Singer.
Frederick A. Hoebel, a married man,
and at one time a prosperous Hoboken
s~aloonkeeper. is missing. So is Louise
Muller, a good looking concert hall singer,
and there is reason to believe that their
disappearance have some connection
with zach other.
Hoebel is well known In Hoboken. He
kept a saloon at Washing ton and Sixth
streets, and made money. Then he
bought a saloon at Newark and Bloom
field streets, directly opposite the City
Hall. He named it 1.-THE Chestnut" It
also proved profitable.
HoeDel next began to play the races.
For q time he was lucky. Then his luck
changed. He lost large sums and began
TO drink and neglect his business. On
n of his sprees he met Louise Muller,
who was at the time filling an engage
ment at Gantzberg's Concert Garden,
on Washington street. He became in
fatuated with her, and neglected his wife
and two children. The relations of
Hoebel and the singer were spoken about,
and stories reached Mrs. Hoebel's ears,
but she believed in her husband. A few
weeks ago Hoebel failed in business.
These who knew him were not surprised.
He told his friends that he was a poor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-28

Commpnication from Secretary Allison,
Dry Dock Company, requesting that
special police power be granted to Parker
Gardner, their night watohman.
Referred to Superintendent with
power.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY Commissioner Kelly and adopted:
Resolved, That Doorman Alexander
Watson, Fourth precinct, be transferred
to First precinct, and Doorman Charles
O'Neill from First precinct to Fourth
precinct.
By President Feeney and adopted:
Whereas, In consequence of the press
ing need of this city being placed in a
thorough sanitary condition BY the Board
of Health OF this city; aud
Whereas, The said Board has no funds
to perform such service; therefore be it
Resolved, That the honorable Board of
Finance be requested to appropriate the
sum of three thousand dollars ($3, 000J for
the use Of said Board to be for such sani-
tary service.
Motion by Commissioner Van Keuren
and adopted, that when we adjourn it be
subject to the call of the Chair.
On motion adjourned.
G. P. ROBINSON.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-28
BAYONNE SCHOOLS.
Disgracefully 0vercrowded = The
Board Just Wrangles Over
Politics.

Last eve ming the Bayonne Board of Ed
ucation, after seven additional Intellectual
ballots. elected Michael f. Humphrey, a
young Fourth Ward Democrat. to sue
coed himself as Secretary Of the Board,
thus ending a long fight. On the first
ballot the vote stood at seven for Frank
Melville, a Third Ward Republican; four
for Secretary Humphrey, three blank and
one for ex-City Tax Assessor Daniel j.
Murray, a First Ward Democrat.
The eighth ballot gave Humphrey a
vote of s to Z for Melville. 1t is presumed
that the vote was as follows:-For Hum
phrey-Trustees Wheeler, McCurnin,
Hickey. Doyle. Cassidy. Beck and Nc
Bride and President Griswold. For Mel
ville-Trustees Allen, Edwards, Waters.
Kerley, Graham. Lonsdale and With.
The party vote was split, Trustees
Wheeler and Griswold, Republicans,
voting for Humphrey and Trustee Wirth,
a Democrat, voting for Melville.
Previous to the election the Board got
| rid of considerable business. The Com
mittee on Course of Studies and Text
Books reported against making Latin a
! feature of the Academic Department.
The Committee on Schools reported that
it had decided to have Columbus Day
celebrated by the children under direc-
ton of City Superintendent Davis and
the principals.
Superintendent Davis reported thai the
schools were very much overcrowded. In
| the Academic Department there is no
room for additional chairs, and public
| are compelled to sit upon desks. In
School No. 2, the seating capacity Is 598.
while the attendance yesterday was COS
and the enrolment is $50, $40 new
pupils having entered the school whoa
the term opened. In the kindergarten
department of School No. % the condi-
ton is very bad. Trustee Graham said
that the Committee on Supplies could do
nothing for the relief of the schools until
all the outstanding claims were pre-
sented. He believed the appropriation
was about exhausted.
Trustee Mcbride said that there were
desks and chairs in the cellars OF several
schools and. those factors might be made
available. He had the matter referred to
the Committee on Schools and Supplies,
the idea being to have pupils transferred in
various departments. subsequently True
tee Wheeler had adopted a resolution to
permit the Com mittee on Schools to avail
itself of the offer of Millionaire Scion
the old edifce of St, Johns Episcopal
Church as the quarters for the Academic
Department.
During the communication to be held
tomorrow evening by Bayonne Lodge
No. 80, +. and A. NJ, the third or Master
Mason's degree will be conferred upon
Assistant Postmaster Edward Il. Whit
ney.
There will be a meeting in the council
chamber of the City Hall on Friday even.
ing by the Board of Coupcilmen's special
committee on the Columbus Day anniver.
sary celebration.
Invitations have been issued for the ap
preaching wedding of Miss Florence Cub
berry TO MIR. William H. Davies, in tbs
First Methodist Church, on Tuesday
October 4.