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The advocate., 1892-02-17
THE PEOPLE MUST RULE.

buJ6A AOhApIb W LA Ono DAcVOo Ava GsAA
conventions and set up the pins for
their candidates for the several Offices
OF county, state and nation. 1t has
been the glorious privilege Of the
people to vote for the men the bosses
have selected. That the Peoples
party has arrived at point where
the same thing may be expected
unless carefully guarded against it
would be futile to deny. Selfish men
who have use for parties only as they
can utilize them for personal sggrsn-
dizement, and for the accomplish
ment of selfish purposes, are common
to every political party. The Peo-
ples party is no exception to the
general rule.
In the campaign of 1890 The AD-
vocATE discouraged the naming OF
candidates for the several state Offices
and the discussion Of their merits
prior to the meeting Of the state con-
vention. Good men at that time told
us we we're pursuing a mistaken
policy. We did not share in that
view then, but subsequent events have
satisfied us that those men were cor
rect; and if a discussion of the merits
Of candidates would have been ad-
vantageous at that time, we are salts
fed 1t will be much more so now.
The indications are such as to abso-
lutely demand it. 1t will never do
for delegates from all parts of the
state to assemble in state convention,
having no knowledge Of the men
whose names will be presented for
the several Offices, and permit the
slate makers to spring such names as
they have selected and secure their
nomination, not because the delegates
know them to be proper selections,
but rather because they know nothing
against them at the time. Such q
course may result disastrously in
more ways than one. II may result
in the nomination of ambitious men
whose interest in the party and its
principles is measured by the personal
emoluments they can derive from it,
and it may result in the nomination
Of those whose characters will stand
in need Of constant defense.
It is important that we nominate
our ablest and best men; first, be-
cause they can be most easily elected;
and second, because when elected,
they will make the best officers. In
order to insure this result we propose
that the people begin no,U to name
candidates for the several Offices and
to discuss their merits through the
columns Of the reform press. Al
though we claim to be one of the
people we do not desire to participate
in the naming OF the candidates. We
have no pets and we viii be satisfied
to join in the discussion Of their mer-
its after they are named. The COL
umns Of THE ADVOCATE are open for
this purpose. We simply offer sug-
gestion that may not be out Of place
in relation to the matter at this time
E;pok IT, ia dooipahla ko oOononizo
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
London Financial Review.

copyrighted 1872 ~ JIns' Gordon Bsrnsct7
LoSpor May I7-lNew York Herald Gable
SDeclGl 20 TIE REEl-B rs mess has been quiet
on the STOCK eNchar-e today The public has
sbOwI LITTLE disposition 10 enter Into tbs new
euru-emeuis. which is disappointing. Gs UDer-
uIUrs looked forward 70 q long period q he
iivity In the absence OF any disturbing s!e-
meuts, either political or fnunc!IL Funds
were well maintained Rupee pnpsr is = per
cent luvcr. Foreign government securities,
after hGv wing been generally duII, closed lrrer-
ulHr " I'm rather better tendency As q whole.
Home railways closed tOIeraOly good IN tone.
IN The absence OF business prices novel only
70 fractional extent, however. Nsarly L
general n1vEDce Of from u per cent to = per
cent WIS tuSllshed Amer can rEllwEys have
been distinctly disapDu .ntlur, the public Sill
HyO ding these securities. They have not
been altogether uutavurao'y inclined, but
the persistent absence OF outside buy
ing completely checks any sustained
upward movement while The Deu rs
il New York continue very aggressive. IL
the majority OF cases the closing prices are L
fructiou above those OF last night, the exec -
Iions being Union FHCIG", Northern Pacific
preference, Norfolk & Western preference uuo
Erie which are somewhat lower Win regard
10 Canadian Lines there has been quite L
collapse In Grand TruuK issues on the clos L .
Of large bull account. and dishppoutius
tru ftc statement The money market remHin'
without II change. Gall money IL quoted ii
y per cent and three mont hs bank VII s NJ Z
per cent. LAr-c supplies Of money hE GEs I
10 20 without enjoyment
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
Dreadful Skin Disease
Afiicts a Well.KDewn Merchant. Itch.
inr and Burning Terrible. Doctors
and All Rem lies Fail.
Tries u ieura. R.lievet 10y tn Fir I
Application AM In tirely urtd
in Five Weeks.

About eighteen months HFc small sprct uppehr' q
ut nv ankle 30 ~s-eunitu d Ms s"AiH 10 b'thiltt
H-R'r an cJuNa ted . UtySlctut vus rruIHuu't q
10 usurluefs ~ muulp1 diseases h"rbu~g 90 ~pSt lul'
monet. J applied uiutueui uut u spread ~. ID
n last o. GOV cfli-U body. NJ fuUpf
luE sAuuethiug tcr-blu bu-uiuC ans itch ur sen
tutIua uurtiuuuly utl u hecNos almost uueudurr
bIe suffered tu-tu-es es?HCIbIr e. gat. ana IL ,
tvu months Wa ruupelIe O.. t.nug O.. o. ives un
] became prrEte. ] wuuic have gwen utythiar III
be repveI uf the itching ser sH-lHu trIe. M N
ns'f ut tueiies vithuui any reu"f vus reuueetsc
80. tFy lrTICrHAs TINS uic. NJ. great su.-
p-1s' j vus -engvc1 u'tef The t-~t application
used thr CutirurG Cuticara sour and luttcutE a.
I-dIug o. directions fHf about fu- f,- fvs
weeks when ] wHs entirely curet bu what q rt
lief 10 vus 60 M u@trr the sur-r.u went Through
rHuuuu speak vtu too n "a uf the "J utt,u-n
kpmpdie ,.' ana would re 'UuuVur u H. q tb1t =
vhl q suffering from TIE same ulsguSe taut huv
suffered 11LN y. MELODY.
Ui Melody Bruthera vHu dUtte Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
-ISSuUSCENhS7s.

THIS morning L; 8 O'Clock the sLle Of
seats for tbe engagement Of Marie Au bert
FrohmRn in her wonderful play OF Tine
Witch" will open ~ the box once OF boyd's
theRter. This Is Miss Iroh mans FIRST Ip-
DeRrRu re IN the west, although throughout
the eastern states she is well ana favora D. Y
known. Her engagement is for three nights
AID Saturday nutinsa, commencing Thurs.
day evening next. Thursday evening WI.
be the 35Jtr performance Of THE Witch
by Miss Frohruuu, and to CONN smurEte the
event the management ms decided 10 pre-
sent encn lady in The audience holding firsi
class tlckst with witch souvenir spoon Ui
sterling silver. The com psuy Is on its way
TO san Frau cisco, where they are booked io'
& long engagement Ii The Bush street Linen
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
Christian rldrnror Nctica.

Cheap rates 10 New y ork July 7-l0th:
nccUunt Of the international Christian
Endeavor con vention. For reservations
in through sleepers direct TO New York,
and any other Information, apply 10 T.
:. Ferris, Shenandoan, Ia AS 10 rail-
road tickets, etc, npply to any c., B. d
9. ticket agent, or 10 J. NJ. Bechtel, D
2 a. Burlington. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18


The citv council IND a. adjourned meeJin
Monuov. The mayor ma a. The men
ps-s were present. ard the evening was
mostly spa1i II Rtteudiu 70 routine matters
A petition was reno from property owners n
Morn IL rside AtEluE 10 os allowed to use .
part q Ihs parking OF the stfeets lof Ief'
races Lud was granted.
TIE petition presented by san hee askin
ttHt bridge be cunstru cted across ludihn
crneE OF Myustsr street was lRl1 OF The
table.
Alderman Brown reported that be md been
unable 50 far 10 secure GumpIuE Erus DC iof
refuse, put be thought be would be able to
secure certain lots fUr ttis purpose Located
in the south western part q The city between
Brono way Ra1 the Union Phcihe dump
Cty Solicitor HBz,etou reported that IN
his opinion the COUNCIL would have the right
10 exempt the American District Telegraph
con pRuy from the payment Of license as q
common carriers Incense No action was
tuEeu on the matter
4 committee, consulting of TIE mayor III Q
Aldermen Jennings, Pace, NanBruui Ru q
Smith, was uppolr ted ~ act with the pArk
con ulssiuuers IL bshalf Of the city IL the
Paramount PARK litigation.
TrEu Roberts was elected pound Ees per,
Epo NJ Nelker meat inspector.
A number ui low lots il HyBtts sub,
Curtis d RRmseys addition Rnd Riddle :
SUI were ordered drained IN Accordnncs &c
with the recon mepCEuun Of the poEfi oi
health.
Tavi or & Compton have removed their
grocery from No. 10 Main street 10 the
new building at 545 Broadway. They
have elegant new quarters and will have
q nicer place and keep finer stock ihAr
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Besides the High Wheeled Hercules,
which cuts grass foot high and sells
for s;6 up, We give you your choice OF b
l., "a or l6-inch mower iorSj, erery ma
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
LOTS 1915 TO $500.

ono n-atJu t". nlreHdv sold to purchasers in In
IhTlt ~ tht country Good lots stI.| Il
ItL hhitlfAN lNIvIRElTv pruiecr ls sure q n
tTl"n-.u contamination. G.LU-iOyW4l ue expended
IL erecting superb buildings,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Reiter, thet all or, 80 Broadway, has
al the latest styles aad newest goods
Satisfaction guarauteed
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

chirs warranted 70 40 good work
PhilA5elphis mowers always IN stock.
Largest tod best libe bicycles in the
city-Swift Dauntless. Warwick Pil-
grim and Warwick StU1ent-besidest the
- Nicholas line oi cheaper wheels
SHUGAET & SON.
u Nuin Street. Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
PRESS CONNIE NTs.

IN the InFt appropriation bin there 10 item for
thf grading ~ husaECl uhets bven ne extended To-
NErc the American uirertltv Tnp line Of hHBgu-
rhurffit avenue las been lEld out on uirscf eI.
tsut .Hn ~ the llHe nov ruI ming - h1ut Greek
plht uf The same hus beet mLde hnd the people
ing me lLhl iirr ugL Vicl - eIteunf vii hs ID
- nnLble the rlEht % yuy TIM vii give q HtrIlgnt
avenue -rnu rherl GAL Crcif n rOuEh the urerEitF
GROUNDS except where u rum tnr uurt the 0nser
tory ErpuNns Hcre u vii be put upon . circle 90
~ 70 be ~ ieEst 4 Oh feet Iwuy from the lnHtru.
menit ihti might ns disturbed by trGtic along tns
htrest i ttlt ueeif ihe uf pgrtlsf inter.
esier the tuIh vii bs spent % grue iHg o. LniI
Inc w EriluEtuu Evening stHr
Iht picturesque situation. the llgh character %
the surroundings uuc tue p9pulu-ity q tns criVeI
between Wesley Heights and Washington proper,
HLk' 70 evident tuEt lbe erOrtt uf Mr WEERLmHn
Eun an thhpc.Etet 20 mike the property nlsE
rttlatnnt tunLru. Nll meet win pronounced sus-
ussH.-4Etlmure MAI uufbCtLrBrE l.scurd.
B o. Ia Anc lLhaf lnfuruHLLnL YrILf
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Sold everywhere. u .ce, C-Tl cURA Soc: soar.
2lc; EEsOLvEvT, Fl. Prepared uv the POTTER
DHUG CLINICAL CoRPOGAT. on. Boston.
How TO Cure Skin y .saRses" ~ pages
- Illustrations, aud l0J testimonials, Il uiIed
free
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
Cuticura ResolYent.

The new Biuoa and Stin Purifier aud greatest Of
Euuuf he NEEDLES. INTERNALLY tN cleanse the blood
q al impurities. huI bus rem UHvt the cuu~pl and
Cutit uru the creu ziu Cure. ans Cutrurn som m
exquisite SKIN heuutihnr, eItc-rENv 40 clear the
sElu ana schiU Uu1 RESTORE tne hair. cure every
fppCies Of nEunlzinE, itching burning Ecu'y. ana
ptnpy diseases o. tAe skin scalp. AuC nluul.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

The Connecticut Manufacturing Co. Hart
ford. Conn. Will confraCl for tns mFChaI lcEl
vurk a. rsasyaIb4s pIlcst. COrrss 9Cuas
.lc4isG
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

il you suffer from sicg, nervous neural ric
spinal, bilious, or oyspsuuC bsaoaches
Bray crotiDe will cure you promptly.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
ONLY

uIcIr FEMALE REGULATOR safe m
ERoiy Certain 10 a DAY or money refuu ie !
BY nEil y. Dsecurely seale from o5suryl
iion- COOK REHE1I ca. Omaha Ne
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

W. NJ TBrArnlm left last evening for ST.
pau. where he nas secured position.
Rev C. Bacon Of Indiana Is IL the city. L
guest cf The family Of kev, Henry LurllE.
Mrs Is HAgs EuG CT .luren left yesterday
uorr iuF for Whltewood, :. D., Tor siX
weCEs visit
Loss Birrs Of UrAh is in the CITY the guest
Of Els iuther DR. ". l. BlrgE He has
not been II Council BluGs before IN twenty
years.
Il J. Dries nnc, left for Waterloo. Ia
Yesterday 10 attend The state eucEmpneur ut
The Sous OF Veterans, Is delegate from
General @. M. Doare camp u tins ulty.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Murphy are con
dactiug series o. temperance meetings II
oHkIGud, ca, ana are meeting Will Lheil
usual success Mrs. Murphy LRs been con.
iur 10 the front o. late gs 80 aKCr mo ID,
OgElund papers SPEAK IL high terms Of be
En.l.:v.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
JOHN 7. WACGANAS,

Cor. lSth and g sta, n. W.
WASHIN GTOS, y. ca
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
DJNIpLUS black-heads RED rough. channel und
Il L VI oily skin cured ny CUTICUHA SuAp.
HUM Phi r REYS'

This PRECIOUS OINTMENT is the
triumph OF Scientific Medicine.
Nothing has ever been produced TO
equal or compare with il as CURATIVE
and HLALIN6 APPLICATION. Ii has been
used over . years, and always affords
relief and always gives satisfaction
For Plies External or Internal, Blind
or Bleeding Fistuia il Ano Itching OF
Bleeding Of the Rectum. The relief is
immediate - the cure certain.
For Burns, Scalds and liberation and
Contraction from Burns. The reliei is instant
the healing wonderful and unequaied.
For Boils, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Fistulas,
Old Sores, Itching Eruptions, Chaf!ng or
Scald Head. II is Infaiiioe.
For Inhamed or Caked Breasts and Sore
Nipples. Il Is Iuvaluah bic.
Price, 90 Cents. T-ial size, g Cents.
soid ~ Druggists pcz-aid receipt r-ir,
HurPHIrys' nfn CO., llla!lt William 81, EEV IOEL.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

LNOK sALE-A GOOD pony, cheap Ipsulrt
L ~ a.. shtl street
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Sirc.E SS8niprI Attorneys tt isv Prac
SlAs j oauHauls tse n the stAte an
isdsrG. courts koyni EHa suus.r
BEuo J4Jck Council hIlr1 -
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

DR.. Chamberlain, eye. ear. throat,
Shugart block. Council Bluffs,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
Questions Usually Asked About Wesley
HeightS Adjoining The Grounds of
lhe Creat Inorlcnn Unirrrsifr

WHERF J. IT Lp-ATEU'-Iu Nu-i b wesi wn,b-
lHFiNN.iLliiF minutes Drive from the White House
tu0 Only ~. ards wsbi uf Oak View. prnsla en-
Cleveland > former country home and lUJ ynrdf
west OF 1rhstlhudh, .I SeCretLTy whitney Jruler
cpNntft seat j. j. uuy one has h west u
iht l. : NuFL Nusery HLOry. costing t..fU IUDI euu
d hhuri Distance vest q In. kHtiOnul ino XuulUlj-
- n"Eh. where Congress hpF ulrsady authorized
-, U "pu % hc spent. At 1T session GOucrest
rJiprupri ted fluuW for grading Mussncbuset;t Av.
tuue extended from bocL Greek 10 the American
lWN"rfryr ltls avenue within tic CIV ~ tnp mo
ht uilfuI Eno tasulDuEDiF tLuruurLfEre Of the
Capital
now DOES THE LAND IIEf-It is one Of ths
iEhrhi Ip n Mn The District q Columbia and
II very picturesque End IUmEutic The ground
htUies .c-.ty fruIn 10 crest 1uWNrd the ciiy. No
WaSie ground Gul uEl uth
NttAI j. The riZE pf L'TS'-Tht average
one fttr cash balance u . unu years Al tu1es
bre IalG 10 uE.e Of ueau which 10 furnished frne u
Cost The iuA On single lUi VI. only he L dollar
Two. coy 81 the Columbia Tltle Insurance
'hui NY > cert LcLte gwen trre 10 every VuT-
ih"t Hf. We nave suic 70 bEuErrF h"uE"r. editors,
lAN err army uthC -, MINIS ers school teachers.
HOW ABOUT IMPEOVEM TNTss- Streets u-s
hfln- rrHn"o o. their tul width uinrtF feet PErE-
lHg filter iret WluH n fruut o. al iulr gwen 10
iHrr r"tt EurdEG Epli ldE2. I"ut fur nothing
ht}cf' ~ cy. Der I1tl get parking la3lb feet 10
lrhL1clI"u 40 deed ~ 10 hulrug line me PARK
lhF p'uFlt4pN renacrf tuul uuucceFs rive
III. cottages ne nr!uE erected the LpigLtf.
lhF construction % magnificent t4J.UJD ideuce
u L.so wei under Wv Improve meuLf are steEa,
ny WOFfe hlng every cioEf Gay
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Can be delivered promptly.
Il A. Cox. l6 Main. Tel 4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Patron re blue ice wagons for Mo. river
chaune! ice Mu!hollaDd d Co. Tel. lG2
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

DAVIS sells reliable pa.-ts ana drugs
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
JOSEPH GILL0TT'S
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL, rARIs OPPOSITION, 1899.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
council BLUFFS.
IT YOU have anything for sale or trade sss
Il l. H. snesfs broadway ana Man street
4 ~ IOWA farms Tor SAFE. Improved lGI res
IN hHrrIsou coluty. fAul per acre. J. urrss
Improved :. Igt. - acres sl..HL Ili bar.4.ns
IN Iowa ana Neuraska. farms nul. Oh o. wr.is
70 Johnson a Nau fuitEI tJuu-4 b.uta
ENOK kENT-DseIllu - IL a. p4rIs Of tlt
i ciIy. L II. sheafe broadway ana MGE
STJRAGE and lssiou-siuycs furuI-
ISuure, etr- stpre4 an sd-a on CON "a lsslIl u
iOW esl raies ! AlnntIaL. ~ brJa-Way.
ENOE SALE OK EENT-LGr-est aul most
from - 10 -ug - SOD q cast bus ness month
hank book MI show ~ Elll e1-tA splendid
UustUess ruGucE: ys.r- lease ~ uI.1.L-
n /. bee Office Council t! ufh
A y NIuTesfIneui bargain, New dua uIe mouse
ZNsltuuLeo II huE Ils uuC : Ttl ~, tJun-
C4l ~ fh improvement usS am trFt-r bss
huuse rui IHius IL rJau.s, bali rluIu. tue
yun trfyE, lU Z. .ostts, from ana buEE siGlrs,
E-,5Jl, VII stL ~ bargain and sole bone
fac offers Forest Smith BALDWIN bl9sk
Council buta
DE>lEARLt ofl-e rooms for reui lu Brown
IL Jus4l n, front IL or Pear and MElu
lerma uppF 70 a. b Nicno.gS gT III q Cory,
ruou G. l=eutE faI hullalng
lNOE sALE-A good pony, cheap. IL. ulrt
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

7arvi. ls7i bra1ay, SIX gold nedals,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Swanson Music Co, Mlsonic TEN pie,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Jarvis 1877 brandy. sold by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

ChRpman's screen factory. Exclusive
screen doors Hnd windows Soc him or
write ior p'ices IS Pearl ST, Council
B.utis
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Hotel Gordon. S36 Broadway, has re-
Gently changed hands. ana Is being thor
ouEhly renovated. Clean b-ds; prom pt
service, table first class
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
Jarvis Wine Co, santa Clara, Cal.

Pastures for horses and cattle on
George 7. Wright farm south Of Couu-
cIl 8luSs. so acres blue grass; running
water, For terms Apply 10 James Raph
~ farm louse ogpos. te Wabash round
house, or add ess 7. 2. WCgh1, Bad
VIII block.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
pEnsoNIL I.lEaGR4PaN

JARVIS wines. the Oldest and best.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-11
EXCELSIOR MARKSMHN
They Banged at the Tar
gets on the Gallery
Range for Medals.
TEAM ROAD RACING
Bicyclists Favor an Association
Holden BOwled Well-Base-
ball Notes.

The semi.annual competition OF the Elk
celsior Rifle Club for class medals was be-
gun last night. The contests were on the
clubs gallery range at No. 70 Mont
gomery street. The scores were up to the
average notch. Hennessy led in the hrst
class and Pinney had the best score in
the second class. The scores were:-W. ).
Hennessy, $40; L. p. Hansen, 236: w. j.
Charming, 235; c. L. Pinney. 234; Z.
Bauchle, 233; William Weber, 231; James
Hughes, $50; Thomas Hughes, 22S. The
best possible score was $50.
The Excelsiors hold their weekly COM
petition on the open range at the Green
Vile Schuetzen Park Friday afternoons;
except in the week when the second
Thursday in the month occurs when they
shoot on Thursday. This change Is made
to accommodate the Newark Shooting
Society with whom the Excelsiors have
arranged a series of union shoots during
the season. On the fourth Thursday the
Excelsiors &c to Newark and the Newark
ers shoot here on the second THURSDAY.
The Essex county marksmen will pay
their first visit here tomorrow. The Elk
celsior team opened the series at NeWarK
last month.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-11
THE BOSTON
BARGAIN DAYS THURSDAY And SATURDAY.
42-48 Newark Ave-, Jersey City.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

OrC1SAhh
Adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Police Commissioners. held In flrsC
Police Court room, Thursday, May B.
1892.
missioner Kelly.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On motion of Commissioner kelly tne
bids for building " at Hospital were
opened and read as follows:
Thomas Harrington will agree TO Dulld
100 feet sewer for $3.50, and 300 feet sewer
for $500.
Edward O'Dounell will agree to build
100 feet at 81. so per foot, and 30O 1eet
sewer for 81. rs per foot, and rock at s2.SO
per cubic foot.
William D. Cornell will agree to build
sewer of s inch diameter at 81 10 per foot;
10 inch sewer at 81, SO per foot; remove
rock at So rs per yard.
William Evans will agree to bnild
sewer of 100 feet for S175 and 30e feet
sewer for 1926. making all connections.
Joseph NJ. Cutley will agree to build
800 feet sewer of 10 inches for S1.9S per
| foot, and 100 feet sewer. s inches at 81. 70
per foot; rock excavation at S3.5o per
yard.
Phillip Grove will agree to build s inch
| sewer for 800, and IL inch sewer at $500.
| making proper connections.
Michael Mullery will agree to build
| 8 inch sewer at eighty cents per foot. and
10 inch at 81 per foot; rock excava-
| ton at So per yard.
Fred Whirner will agree to build IL
| inch sewer ut 81 40 per foot, and 8 inch
yer at 81. "a per foot.
On motion of Commissioner Kelly the
| bids were referred to the Committee of
the Whole.
Motion by Commissioner Kelly and
adopted:
That when we adjourn it be subject to
the call of the chair.
On motion adjourned.
G. P. ROBINSON,
OI.L
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-11

ITO PoRTIA FRENCH, osEPH W. NIBLo
i Henry Welsh, John Il. Devlin, Jr, George d.
You are hereby notified that at q publ, sale
made by the City Collector OF Jersey City, on the
10th day of October. 1891, we purchased for the
dollars ana ninety eight cents all the land and
real estate situate in Jersey City, in the County or
Hudson and state of New Jersey, fronting on
Wayne street. which is laid down and designated
as lots Nes. s. 8, 10 and II, in block number 42l,
upon On assessment map annexed to q report
pointed in and for said city by the Circuit Court
Of the County of Hudson, a certified copy OF which
re port and map was filed in the once of the City
Collector OF Jersey City, on the 2lst day of Janu-
made pursuant to the provisions of an act OF the
Legislature of New Jersey. passed March SOth.
1886. entitled;-
of arrearages OF unpaid taxes. assessments and
water rate or water rents In cities or this
State, and imposing and levying a tax, assess
ment and lien in lieu and instead OF such
arrearages, and to enforce the payment there
of. and to provide for the sale of lands SUD
1ected to future tax alton and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to-
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate. and unless. the said land and real estate
she'll snassdli..O be ,mp redes nIrSi,o as Pro , e ed IN s srom s aot;
after the service hereof, a decd for the same will
be given conveying TO tne purchaser the fee
simple of said land and real estate according. to
the provisions OF the said act.
Dated Jersey City, \; y, april ! 1892
II. BYltNE and p. U
Purchasers.
THE NEW JERSEY TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST Co.,
Attorney and Agent for purchaser,
Jersey City, NJ