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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-02
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON H
N 2lst day Of April. 1892. application was MADE
by Hsnsx p 2 aHlsny arc 81 Gs 6apE fSE i VENUE
betw cen Congress street and its ~northerly ter-
minus in the following manner. including all In
To have the street for the full width thereof
graz ed to the established grade by excavatfng or
To have new ainch curb set on either side
thereof,
TO have new blue stone Tagging : feet wide lad
on either sidewalk.
TO have the present tagging relaid and new flag.
ging laid where necessary.
To have the carriageway paved with Belgian
block pavement,
Iohave new briogestone crosswalks laid.
laid and n new SSrfiGagge Stone laid Where necessary.
And all other work done that may be necessary,
to provide for the flow OF the surface water and to
complete The impro vement in q good and substan-
Notice is also given that on the 25th day Of June
the Board OF Street and Water commissioner
their preliminary sketch, showing what. property
of benefit to each lot or parcel of lana. also the
probable amour t Of assessment Per foot OF front
now open to public inspection in the office Of the
Clerk of the Board Of Street and Water Commits
sioners.
street or avenue or particular section thereof
Is included in said assessment.
OGDEN AVENUE
from Congress street, to a point about 1S1.0S feet
north0rly therefrom,
and that the arsI day Of AUGUST 1892, alto O'Clock
A. M, and the meeting room OF the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners are hereby fixed
as the time an d place when and where the Board
hear par ties interested in said application and all
remonstrances against the said Improvement that
b order OF the Board OF Street and Water COM
GEO. 7. BoUToN,
Dated Jersey City, July LIST. 1852.
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And that the City Clerk be directed TO
note the amount paid for such searches
upon the record Of said sales TO the en- d
that the Same may be collected by the
city on the redemption of said lands.
By Mr.. Euelstein:
Resolved. That the various city Boards
be requested to forward to his office by
June %. 1892, their respective estimates
of appropriations to be required for the
fiscal year of 1S92-93. giving the same In
detail and with schedules OF salaries to
be paid.
By MI. Allen:
Resolved. That warrants be ordered
drawn OF the City Treasurer in payment
Of the following claims incurred in the
construction of the joint outlet sewer be-
tween jersey City and West Hoboken,
being ffty-four per cent. of the whole OF
said claims. the amount chargeable to
JERSEY City:
50, 046. 60, Patrick O'NeiIl, contractor.
$40. II. Patrick McNulty, Inspector.
$1,000. james Moylan, maps, surveys,
etc.
1910. James Moylan. maps, surveys
etc.
BY Mr.. Allen:
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of
w. u. Edwards, for the sum of $61. Sc, for
return OF duplicate payment of water
rents on lots 90 and27, block 464, Van
Horn street. as follows:
Water rents for 1889, paid June
I'll, US Oh
Water rents for 1850, paid June
II, Observation-Disclosures. II 81
Water rents for 1891. paid June
10. 1891 16 %
By Mr.. Bedell:
Resolved. That the City Comptroller be
directed to transfer the sum of 500 from
the account of printing. stationery and
supplies to the contingent fund account
Bcacd of Finance. 1S91-lS92.
by Mr.. Allen:
Resolved, That q warrant be ordered
drawn ON the City Treasurer in favor of
w. w. Ruggles, Chief Engineer. for
$3.50. %, to re urn amount deposited De-
CEN Der 5. 1891, rs water rents through
error, and that the Water Registrar be
directed 10 cancel the record of said pay
ment.
BY Mr.. Allen:
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of
G.. /. Demarest, attorney for Jane Dor
mer, for $11.S5, to return duplicate pay
ment or water reuts of 1891, as adjusted
on lot K, block SOB ~ Bergen avenue.
By MI. Allen:
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
dra WI on the City Treasurer In favor OF
the following persons III full for salaries
as Sinking Fund Commissioners for three
m onths ending May 81, 1892;
j acob Ringle. to Msy 81, 1872. Sl25 OF
J as. G. Hasking, to May, 81, 1892 125 "
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For the Governors Ball.

SpSCLuG 10 ~ CSfocu Otty NetU3.
TRENTON, July 1. 1S92.-Tfere was g
meeting of the Governors STAFF Tue sday
and thu arrangements were completed for
the Governors b il, on Thursday night,
July IA, at the Monmouth House. The
committee expect to give the g and
est ball ever yet given at Sea
Girt. The decorations will be by
Lang johnson. The com ..ittees APP
pointed are as follows: Execu-
tive Committee, Colonel Robert Adrain,
chairman: Colonel John Va Cleef, Lieu
tenant Colonel G. S. Luu're.. Major
Robert l. Hopper. Colonel "A, r. Ku.er,
Lieutenant Colonel ThomasS S. Chambers.
Majpr Leon Albeit. Jr.; Reception Com
%nlittee, Genera William S.Stryker, chair
man; General Bird w. Spencer,
General J. D. McGill, General
R. A. DoDrelly, General ". i. Alb
be t, General W. C. Heprenheimer. Col
onel J. [. Owens, Colonel Henry Spell
man, Lieutenant Colonel John A. Parker,
Lieutenant Colonel w. Ii. Early, Lieu
tenant Colonel j. A. Miller; Floor Com
miltee, Colonel NJ. 4. Barrett, chairman;
Lieutenant Colonel w. s. Fighter, Major
Enos Runyon. Nj jor Charles Ballward,
Captain Allen Wallace. Captain J. b.
Edgar and Colonel Johu f. Kruger.
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CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

There has been a great Increase OF men,
bers In the last quarter in all the sec
been initiated han in any other previous
quarter. Resignat:ons and suspensions
paved II very small part.
Brother f. Smith of Hudson has tean
frustrating at Riveredge. N. Y. The at
III; ctiuns o. Mat place and the thorough
gnod lin" heve made him feel in excel
Ieat spIrll- since his return.
Hudson initiated three Fri
day. Three moIe 10 the vast army.
AEBrother Willis. of Hudson, has started
9or a camp, upon the Shrewsbury, and
will speLd a week doing his own cooking.
Hobokep's officers were instituted
Friday evening by d. q. p. GEORGE Isley
assisted by Brother Charles Spatsehie.
One member initiated. and a very lively
meeting WAS experienced.
We regret 10 announce that Florence
Gray, of hudson. has severed her con-
nection with the order.
Do not ierGet The visit 10 Chelsea Sec
tion. New York. tonight.
The officers of Hudson were installed
Fri.aY evening by d. 6. P. De Alya, as
sisted ty w. p. Isley and Z. w. AS Gray
and Reed.
The election in FISK WIS a complete
surprise, The Lone Fonr,n who took a
be entirely routed. NevertHe e s, they
will Push things and show Fisk that their
ardor is not d%ampeued, but they have
been only inspired to wo:k harder for the
welfare Of their section. The following
is the result of the eiection:-W. A.,
William Holleby; V. A., K. Woodruff;
Sec, X. Wallace: A. S., C. Lyons; Treas,
/. Mace; A. T., NJ. Riepke; G., A. Waters;
u, Emma Lyons; W., b. F etcher; A.
w, Sam Crawford. They will be Install
ed next Wedhe sday evening by the G. Z.
and Grand officers.
Many Cadets were on the excursions
that lett Jersey City on Wednesday, and
from what they say they had 4 fine time.
who stole those cherries?" they ask
Sister Witttr, of Hudson.
The election of v. Ain Hudson on the
oath ultimo was one of the tightest ever
experienced In that section, the winner
only having a majority Of one
Brother Spun, of Hudson, has an idea
that ali close s. lead to stairwa avs, but upon
DDe ecs aston upon opening a closet 10 go
aasvn stairs he was confronted by china
With many glass weapons.
On june IL DR.. Clousen. a practicing
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Alva A. Bedell, to April 90, 1892. "a
Daniel Moriarty, April 90 to May

Alva A.. Bedell, to April %. 1892. "A OF
Daniel Moriarty, April % to May
81, 1899 81 w
By Mr.. Allen. r1
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the Civ Treasurer in favor of
that officer as follows. TO be deposited to
the credit of July. 1892, interest:
On general S44,001 66
On general account to pay in
terest on assessment bonds. Al, 700 90
On water account............ 81, 1875 90
Sl39, S96 90
By Mr.. Peterson.
Resolved, That the City Comptroller be
n he is hereby directed to transfer
from Station Houses and Prisons Ac-
count, Board of Police, 1922, the sum
of 5000 to a special account, to be known
as Incidental Expenses for Superin-
| tepdeut of Police" as provided for in
Schedule B." tax levy OF 1S91-92.
BY Mr.. Edelstein.
Resolved. That the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners and the Chief En-
gineer be requested to meet at the Office
of this Board for conferehce upon claims
against the Water Account, Thursday,
June %, 1892. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
By Mr.. Bedeli:
Whereas. 1t appearing that necessary
repairs should be made to the Alder
manic Chamber
Resolved, That there be appropriated
from The Contingent fund the sum of
! three hundred dollars for the purpose of
making necessary repairs to said Alder
manic Chamber, which said repairs shall
IN no case exceed In cost said sum of $500
and which repairs shall be made and the
moneys therefor expended exclusively
under the supervision of the Chairman of
this Board and the President of the Board
| of Aldermen.
BY Mr.. Allen:
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of
Hugh Dugan, County Collector, for the
sum Of S25,OcO, on accoun of county
taxes. 1891.
The ayes and nays having been called
were adopted by the following vote;
Ayes - President Edelstein. Messrs,
Allen, Bedell and Peterson.
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Hitler.
BY Mr.. Peterson:
Resolved, That the City Treasurer be
and is hereby directed in accordance with
the power vested in this Board by Section
1873 of the Charter of 1871. to make his de-
posts aud keep them in equal proper
tions, as nearly as practicable, in all the
city banks that are willing to loan to the
city any money 1t may need to borrow;
and when any OF the banks declines to
make its fair proportion of the loans re-
quired by the city, it shall be the duty of
the City Treasurer to diminish the de-
posits accordingly.
The ayes and nays having been called
on the above resolution 1t was lost by the
following vote:
Ayes - President Edelstein and Mr..
Peterson.
Nays-Messrs. Allen and Bedell.
Absent-Mr. Hitler.
On motion the Board then adjourned to
meet Thursday, June %, 1892. at 10
O'Clock a. III. w. G. GERMAN,
Clerk.
Regular adjourned meeting of the Board
of Finance held at the City Hall Thursday,
june 90, 1892, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Present-President Edelstein.
Absent-Messrs. Allen, Bedsll, Hitler
and Peterson,
In the absence OF a quorum the meeting
was adjourned.
w. G. GERMAN.
Clerk.
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phy, ician of Hobokea, gave a lecture to
Ho. oxen section upon the harm done by
alcoholic aud malt liquors in the human
system. The lecture was fully illustrated
ard No. 8 enjoyed it very much.
Ivauhoe requests that sister sections
pay til em n visit once in awhile.
WHY did Sisters Witter. McCrurg. B.
and T. Gray aud Campbell lose their
money on Newark venue and, after con-
suming two boxes If matches and the
precious time of some OF the Hudsonites,
besides til It Of the passers by and after
sreudlug an our or more IN vain at
tempts to find the currency, find out it
wa all a joke?
Sec ma Patron Ames was Tot feeling
we'll Friday. He will be alone after this
week we are told.
Do not fail TO be at Fisk's public in
stallation OH Wednesday next. A pleas
ant time is assured. Ice cream II cake
will cool the Mig t II n warm one.
We wonde If Brother w. P. Isley will
be the organizer
Brother NJ. H. Taylor. who has been
secretary of Hoboken Section since it's in
stilution. has been elected w. A. of that
section. You may rest assured that No.
5 is now in good hands. Brother Taylor
has always been a goo d worker, and bls
election is a IL ward fer his endeavors.
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The residents In the vicinity of the
jackson avenue N. & N. Y. II. r. station
are circulating a petition to the railroad
officials for Il new station a. that point.
The present stat on, the residents claim,
is a disgrace TO a civilized community.
The railroad officials promised to erect "a
new station over TWO years ago, bu5 they
have apparently forgotten the promise.
The Jackson avenue station is one Of the
busiest stations on the road. The petition
already contain over u hurdreu names.
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OUR SUMNER CAPITAL.
Everything Lovely at the State Camp
Season Opened.
specsal to the Jefseu citu Neys.

season opened.
Special to the Jersey CITY NeUs.
SEA GRIT, July 1. 1s92.-1he grounds of
the New Jersey State Encampment here
are in beauli vi order. The grass is
clipped AZ She TT as on a lawn ard dotted
with more than 600 snow white tents.
General 'Dick" Donnelly. of Trenton,
Quartefmaster Gene raj, runs down every
Gay fr. m the city to supervise the work.
Colonel George G.. FELTON,. of Camden,
one of The Quaitermasters General, Is
VI on the grounds making all arrange
meEts for the or eniDg on July o. The
Second Brigade, which goes into camp
for week, beginning on thai date.
consists of Regiments Nos. 3, 6 ard I, and
OF the finest In the State. The Brigade is
commanded by Geuera! SewelI. The
Essex Troop OF Newark will visit the
carnp GU the Generals invifation.
1t is reported. though Colonel FELTON,
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F0RESTERS OF AMERICA.

Court Hudson held its qua terly NEST
ing on Tuesday night at the Avenue
House. There was n large attendance
Several new members were initiaie1 foi
Il e new CT urt which Hudson will open
about the eud Of this month. Tn cash
roliei in very lively during the evening,
and from present prospects HudSon'S fn'
ture looks very bright.
Court Gleawood will not meet on Mon
day ON Hccouut of Independence Day
falling ON that date. The officers, how.
ever. will meet on Tuesday evening tc
attend to sick reports.
The deputies OF Jersey City held a very
interesting meeting on Thursday night
at the Council Chambers. President Say
well opened the meeting with a few re.
marks on the objects of the association,
after which a general discussion ensueC
which embraced quite n number of inter
esting questions in connection with lhe
duties of deputies. It. was decided that In
the event of the deputies of Bayonue anG
Hoboken not forming an organization OF
their own, they be invited to attend the
next meeting, and If they find it conven'
lent join the Jersey City organization. II
was decided to hold the next meeting at
hali-past seven O'Clock on Friday even.
ing, july 20, that being ar "of night" for
ali deDuties.
Deuuty Kirwan Is an earnest worker
and makes an excellent officer.
st tie Deputy Frank McConnin enter
taiued his lady friends at tine summer
nights festival Of Rising Star Circle No.
"a. Companions of the Forest. On Thurs
day night at Pohlnann's. Everything
went lovely.
The following courts are on the list oil
official visits to be paid during next week
by the Grand Court ofiicers:-Tuesday
General Phil KeArney; w ednesday
Littlejohn; Thur-day, Warren. and Fri
dav. New Brunswick. So far the visit,
have proved wonderfully successful and
everybody is pleased.
The proceedings OF the last convention
will soon be forwarded to the several
courts.
Nobndy seems to know when the new
ritual or the new regalia will make theil
appearance. 1t is pretty nearly time
they showed up.
Quite a number of deputies were alb.
sent from the last meeting of the ID. A
II IS hoped that hereafter the deputie
will try and attend, as there is only one
meeting Il month and they promise to be
very interesting.
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HrAHtsA.r
RAPS. SIGNS AND GRIPS.
harmonious Midsummer
Elections and install
lations.
PROMOTIONS THE RULE.
Masonic Lodges Have Called Off
Pythian, Oddtellow and
Forestic Notes.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.

Damon Commandery No. 81 held its
REGULAR ~couvocation on Tuesday evening.
ID. s. c. A. Baxter paid an official visit.
The members will visit Paterson Mon lay
and take part IL the parade. On Tuesday
evening mex d. s G.. Baxter will exem-
plify three degree Of the order. Com
lanions of sister C ,mmaaderies are in
vited.
Music will be one of the features of
Damou'S Association. Companion Point
is about 10 start Il quartette.
a handsome uniform is about to be dis
posed Of bv chance by TIE Officers of the
Ct nm tire GA Recep ion Of Supreme
C~ommandery. rickeis are for sale in
every c~ommandery.
y. >. C. L. q. G. Riley is after the
thaQter General III New York He has
held several debates with theul. He has
a ~cammandery now within their mids'.
The grant representative TO the parent
Biack Encampnient OF Scotland Will pay
Damon a visit at an early date.
b. s. {. Baxter will soon Lave a new
coslnaandtry in West Hob ken.
The fifth cry Is about TO be
instituted in Paterson.
Id al Gdmniandery will meet on the
first and III I'd Friday of each month
during July aud August.
Joppa Comniaadery will confer the
block on Tuesday evening.
The members Of the oraer desiring to
visit Paterson and axe pHrt i'll the parade
on Monday morning will meet at the
Erie Railroad Depot Rt half past seven
81 arr. Line will be formed in Paterson
OH arrival TO The Commander tf Wash
inRfou CommaHdary.
McCiintotk Commandery Will confer
the black degree tonight.
Aloha Conlmaadely will meet tonight.
The black Will be conferred.
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FREE.

Apicture Of ''The Pretty Typewriter" Send
stamp and it will be mailed to you. YER
MILYE'S COLLEGE. Stenograp ply aud Type
Writing, SIG Broadway, N. Y. Near 18th street
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Tha Committee on Printing. Stationery
and Supplies repur,ed tn, following
claims and recommended Lie payment o I
the same:-
SEQ, P. T. Botzong, serving notices of
tax sales.
S435. the Jersey City News, advertising
tax sale.
$4S. %, the American District Telegr aph
Co messenger service.
S78 so, Albert DATE, stationery.
$64, Evening Journal Association. ad-
vertlsing.
IS. P. H. Hanley, repairing desk.
$50, 7. H. Hanley, reDairing furniture.
$50. Herring & Co., safe for Commits
$3.50. the Jersey City News. advertis-
$z.67. the Jersey City Electric Light
Co., lighting Treasurel's office.
S25 26, the Jersey City Electric Light
CO, lighting MAYORS Office, May. 1892.
Co.. lighting Collectors Office. May. 1892.
$46. 60. the Jer ey City Electric Light
Co.. fixtures for Treasurer's office.
$50, F. McDermotr, ice to June |, 1892.
$l5.25, P; Z. Martin. plumbing in Comp
t~rollpr's office.
sa1O, the New Jersey Stats zeitung,
$40, NJ. Rockford, coal. st7
$26.1 10. the United Gas Improvement
Company, gas City Hal. May. 1892.
$2.00, Wyckof Seamens & Benedict,
stationery.
The ayes and nays having bsen called
on The above report it was received and
the claims orderei paid by the folio wing
vote: ~
Ayes-Preside Edelsteln, Messrs.
Allen, Belell and Peterson.
Nays-Noue.
Absent-Mr. Hitler.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Allen:
Resolve 1. That with the approval of
the Mayor, n warrant be ordered drawn
on the City Treasurer i'll favor OF the New
Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany for $3.50 for searches furnished to
the Corporation Counsel for Lhe purpose
of ascertaining the names of persons en-
titled to redeem in the following sales for
taxes under Chapter liz of the Laws of
1888 and the supplement. thereto as fol-
lows:
n I III
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Negontatogue Trite No. 161. hell its
usual weekly meeting on Wednesday
night There was Il slim attendance.
The principal business dpue va, the
ele' ting of officers for the ensuing term.
he new officers are:-Sachem. j. j.
Bagley; Senior Sycamore. Seth Purcell;
Junior Sycamore. E. L. Jackson. and
Collector of Wainpum,N. Rowe, vice j. !.
Bowling. resigned. The new chiefs will
be raised 10 their respective stumps at
the next meeting on Wednesday night.
Sachem N. l.. Rowe will now take the
Prophets stump in Negonrato~ue Tribe
and il he fills it as capably As did the
one he is vacating. of which there is
scarcely a doubt, he will reflect credit
upon the tribe.
Chief of Records Gofdsplnk, of Negon-
ta'ogue, was lost In the early part of last
week. He found his way back to the
wiewam, however, n Promise s not to do
itagain..
Brother Simonds was missing after last
meetli g Of Negontatogus Tribe. There
must be something wrong in this.
Brother Forues will likely be the new
guard of the forest in Mozambique. The
esent incumbent canLot attend to his
duties for very good reasons.
Past Sachem Fogsythe was a wei come
guest wi Ell he visited the last council
sleep of NegontaIogue. He is always re-
ceived with u whoop when he dons the
war mint.
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ST. JOHNS CATHOLIC CLUB.

The regular meeting of The club VIII Re
held tomorrow afternoon at four O'Clock
in III. club rooms, Nelson avenue aud
Van Wrinkle street. Every member is ex-
pected to put in an appearance. The
swayDacks aud Slopovers have arranged
a great game for tomorrow morning at
half past Ell h o'cIock.n-Tne Hoodoes are
trying to arrange a game with the West
Sides for Monday. The regular nine of
ST.. john have heard of some bluffing
from the Joseph's team, and would
The Library Committee will soou get to
work SO as to have their department ready
ly lie time the winter seasOu sets in. The
Gle CLUB took a rest last week; there
WIS no I esSion,
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10 the Fishing Banks tomorrow III his
! va HI .'Demorest.n

10 tne H1Shfng BANKS tomorrow III his
"a HI "Deniorest.p
INDEPENDENT ORDER UF ODD FELLOWS.
The elections ate over and the Vice
Grands weie promoted.
The Deputy Grand Master will be busy
next week iu talliug officers.
Tire work of raising money for the Con-
necticni Odd Fellows HON is going
along fl urishinG y: md inside Of a month
pledged by the various lodges. They may
buy Il house hat will be suitable for The
luraose i0tendet.
Idaho has thirty-eight lcdces with a
menii ership of LASS. The larg est Ledge
IL Bellsvi,le No. Sawith sixty-two menu
Ders. and the smallest is Orient with elev-
Ell members.
Ma saahusetts gained 2,749 members in
1891,
Ohio has expelled 30 members in one
year for. drunkenness, 2 for lettering
about saloons and / for selling ~intoxical-
ing liquors.
Tn ere are now loS Rebekah lodges in
as sac husetts, with 5 more applications
Tor 81 art rs.
Ludlow, KY, dedicated its new hall re-
Gently.
Last year WAS one OF the most success
ful in Marylhrd d for a long Eeriod. There
was q gain of 400 members. A nav lodge
was Instituted at Pocomck- City, and 3
more will SOON be Instituted, also a Re
bekah degree lodge.
During The RI cent S hnols of instruction
ct and near the borat lines of Kansas,
Missouri and Nebraska, the a tendance
was exceptionally large. The railroads
made special rates aud were well patron
lied.
Grand Rapids, Mich, is to have an Odd
Fellows hall 1t will be fourteen stories
In height.
Ohio gained ten new lodges last year
and over ZOO members.
Many lodges in the Pacific Stat s Fave
yearly dues ut $12 and benefits from S. to
$40, tine average being So.
st. Paul is to have a new /. o. o. T.
temple.
Pennsylvania has ovsr Il, 200 Patri-
archs.
The per capita tax in Kansas is sixty
cents.
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Dated Jersey City, July lst. 1882.
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p Vt . AAAANNls
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the CITY Treasurer in favor of
that officer as follows. TO be deposited to
the credit of July. 1892, interest:
On general account $44,001 66
On general account to pay in
terest on assessment bonds. Al, 700 90
On water account............ 81, 195 90
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SlS9,s96 90
By Mr.. Peterson.

Resolved, That the City Comptroller be
and he is hereby directed to transfer
from Station Houses and Prisons Ac-
count, Board of Police, 1892, the sum
of 5000 to a special account, to be known
as Occidental Expenses for Superin-
tepdeut of Police" as provided for in
Schedule B." tax levy of 1S91-92.
Nv Mr.. EdeIstein-