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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-13

A NUMBER Of applicants for positions on thu
police force were examined at police headquar
tiers yesterday afternoon.
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Miss sALLIE T. GoRRIE begs 70 inform her
friends and customers that che Is no longer with
J. q. Hutchinson, but viii be pleased to meet
tRem AZ Mrs I. d. HARRrsos's. 1929 4 St
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CAHPrT. CIzAsrD by the EXPIRE CARPET
NoRIs s9l-665 Mass. ave NV. arc made moth
rroof free Of charge. Telephone 1851
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HARIrs u personal neatness grow into part
Of character. Give the little people a tooth
brush and Minots Dentifricc, 1t vii save many
o dentists bill. 25c. everywhere.
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In DIsposISo Of your personal effects of any
kind send them to Latimer 4 Sloan. 1407
strect.-Adct.
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FoR Low price ON Carpets. Rugs, Art Squares,
Floor Oilcloth, Blankets, Dres- Goods. &c
JOHNSON, GARNER & Co..
636 Pa ave. NV.
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CITY ITEMS.

Extra Heavy and Strong
Francs 4Sc. Canton Flannel Drawers. 1.-The
Best Made" FRANC & SoN, One Price.
IL Cor. It'll and d.
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GRASuLATED sUoAR. Sc; Perfection Tea, 50c.
Best Hams. II b{e, Star Of the East Flour .25,
j T. u. PYIEs, 4l2 4th st. sc. {.
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FAN STILLS Mems Derby Hats, all shapes,
black or brown, tine felt, sl-50 and 81, extra
value. A. I. LEwIs, i35 It'll Il.
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HOODS sARSAPARILLA

HOODS PILLS are the best after-dinner Pills. q
sist digestion. cure headache and bIliousuess
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OuR 4sc UNDERWEAR
Leads them all IL b the usual Use quality. Our
price, Sc. 4sc., isc., isc., 4sc.
Franc Soy. One Price,
Cor. 9Th and -.
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"FRASc's sI9O DERBY
Leads them all The u.uI ''Two-ffty"
quality. EKkSC 4 SOY. One Price.
Cor 7th and ID.
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TIOMAS DOWNING son. Aucts.. Gl2 ST. n w.
SALE OF EoTsEHoLD FURNITURE. HORSES.
AATcTI2N ko31is ASDs BAzAAR,, Y di - /
REtp ,F Ell At TIN o'CL0CK 4: ". IN
THIS COLLECTION or HOUSEHOLD NJ
FECTS WILL BE FOJ Nd SEVEN MN AND
SEGOSD,HAND PAKLOR SUITES II PLUSH
SOFA; WITH NUMBER OF ODD PIECES,
PIAN SS;rI PEE T,!px AND MASTEL MIRkoRs.
2 OAK, AND nwALNnf, Mt suITEs. Obj
HAIR. II. AND COTTON MATTRESSES, W W.
SfRIN9S. FEATHER BEDS. BOLSTRRS AND
PILLOWS. CHILpS CRIB, WITH HAIR MAT.
TREsS; DINING ROOM FURNiTURE is Ey-
"a, v 9EaIc ca FL, FFppESITuRE ~ pEsks, RE-
G GARrEET SIN IN H sMYRSA MoQGETTE MD
AND INGRAM CARPETS, LINE OF COOK
ING AND He AT1NG STOVES
ALSO, At TWELVE O'CLOCK
SEVERAL HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS, Ssc
ALSO, A TWELVE O'CLOCK
One Chestnut Mare. six years old; prompt and a
fearless driver; sixteen hands high; very sty iish
ocl32t THOMAS BOWLING SON, Auctioneers.
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Heller. 100 eth st. n. W., is making = spe-
ciaity in Ladies' and Chillrens Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf oc1-tr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

cprncr 18th and sts. n. w.-TIfSnAl aud Fff.
DAY EVENINGS. Class Ter adults q q ~ t'la.. -
uniUus &c IL Private e~suus sy apf,uiutus~
Class for chiidrcn "Wednesday and Sstar4ay Ait1r.
ocI2-lw. J. n Caldwell lO7E-an-
lDkpF Nccl.AiY'S RIDING sCuooL Is ON n
Il for tir- seascn. me saidle hor-e- hir~ 49,
VII tAko two tsuArlinr lurs1s.
OCT ca lios iith stn~
I,DlSON'S MARVELLOUS PgoNOGRAPH
u fAlks. s.nrs, whistles. teias funny - rie. rs
Marine Band. Nor.is crcatest Non.isr
~es7tr ri st nv
Mr. ALLAN DE- g NCFILER. tSsTRrCf on
NA =: dancing AID department ~ Tho 4. - Naval
academy and mcriher Of the AIpcricsn Sc-ietF q
lruiesrs q Dsncins, viii r-oFcn he cissses frf
serscn lSre 81 WEDNESDAY, ort,ib-r ;. al ana u
.,,ci,Sk = m. Circulars az the academy. Mas ulc
Hail. Hih aud Fst- coli I'm.
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Look to your interest. You can buy Saliva
ton OIL the great pain cure, for Is cents.
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LECTURES.

w J, CoLviLLF LECTURES AT pR. COR,
". HANDS. il2i ioth 81 Az. FRIDAY. o-tsi..,
IL, 2.S' m. Tho Woman Who Darrs." Adn,.-
FREE LECTURE AND DEBArE aoG ST
n; Va Thursday. 18th inst. NY Prof. aaillard.
picier a a,ieie spus,'' q hfs oririnsi ana
dogs.d by the lcsdtns eiucaiors Il France Ensi.ni
and America All welcome. .ssl-lIr
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KING Or MEDICINES

Is what consider Hoods Sarsaparlla for II has been
such great blessing to me. FOR SIX YEARS was
confined to my bed with WHITE SWEILINGS and
sCROFULA SORES. suffering greatly all the time.
Several times pieces Of bone worked out Of the
Physcians did not help me and became discouraaed
Reading OF cures In cases similar to milne by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. decided to try It. To my great 10y
whom began with
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
the sores soon decreased kept taking It for year.
when was we'll that went to work and since
then have not lost single day account Of sickness
always feel well and have . rood appetite" WILL
LIAM A. LEHR. No. 0Nosth Railroad street,
Eeudallvtlle. Ind.
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Two Ways Of Doing Business.
strictly cash" house lays in a stock OF 100
Bed Room Suites-at the end Of six months sc
OF them remain unsold
lay in a stock Of 100 Bed Room Suites and
sell them all in short order for the reason tina,
l give my patrons time" in which to paw for
them.
In six months the "strictly cash" house will
have half the capital invested in the 100 Suites
lying dormant.
In six months will have reinvested nv cap
ita! over and over again and reaped the result
ant profit.
Under these conditions which. think YOU. can
afford to give the lowest prices?
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 5l3 Seventh street northwest
Regulator, 14Os 10th st. n. W.: uprights a speci.
atty. Send order by postal ocl3-Sts
RazOrs, Scissors, Shears, Pocket and Table
Gutiery; large variety. WAFoRD's, Pa ave.
Telephone l76l. II.
DO You Want to Buy a Name
Or Is 1t Hat you want? Ours at 81. 40 bear no
fancy name-and no fancy price
.. FRANC Son, One Price,
IL Cor It'll and d.
Free. Call and see the grand art exhibit of
the White Sewing Machine All this week (opcn
evenings Every lady visitor is entitled to one
chance to secure S55 machine FREE.
NEWMAN & Son.
ocll-ot' 1923 It'll st. NV
Look to your interest. You can buy Saliva
tlon Oil, the great pain cure, for Is cents
Singers who are troubled with hoarseness
Will find that Whites Yucatan Gum, if used
Just before they arc going to sing will clear the
throat and restore the natural tone of voice.
oc10-6t
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OuR CoMprrrrons OrrEs WoSprn
How
The W AnRrS SHOE Housr.
Ills + STREET n. W.,

Can afford to make such fearful reductions in FINE
FOOTWEAR. Well. as We have no . --rets to k-.r in
this matter. We simply say that make II a iu-ir--.
to search for uine bargains ami generally nni
! them
Manufacturers often take orders than they csn
fill within the tine promised AMI some rctallrr.
won't wait for goods beyond that time and coul.ts-
nland their orders wehEv, a way q hear nr q su-a
coun:ermands and step in aud buy the gods a, our
own prices. and consequently n them boIOw wie-
sale prices.
Recently we PURCHASED a Tine line Of SAMPLE
SHOES d.adies' Hish shocsD. sizes B. ~ and q. A.
and C widths. Our prizes q these are. in uo-t
cases. way below their true WORTH viz:
For sl.s5. 81 and s2o5. We give you
SHOES worth SO g. 81 30.
For So 20. $40 and e. %. we civeyou
SHOES worth e. a. TO ga 10.
For s>65. se.7o. 81. 20 and e. ~. We give
you SHOES worth 81 -
For 50. 81 - and 81. 20. we give you SHOES
worth - and - 10.
Mems GO PATENT CALF SHOES We s.ll
for S.. -.
We have just received . lot OF Move Pr,o.r ar
Congress Shoes. Just the thing for party or evening
wear. These sell everywhere for sa but OF TIIcE
is ONLY $50.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa furnishes nu-
triment and aids digestion.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE TO MT VERNON
liS Sqf :, SSfSr S sTsS e r,sS;ys e
sdmissicn 90 the mansion and srounds at NOM
y D'. -, .OsA- inh hi 60 TO MOUNT VERNON
sunday TsssSins The si;y ~ % Pm n.nass s5s
The fare for r@und trtp 4 - a,, ,nc,ut,ns .,r,.
sion 70 The mansion sna srSunds Il Mount teTSsa
%. % 10 MOUNT VERNON TO-DAY
o 'he tso Fo s,a srs r1 rss, AesandA
THE M aSfSF s ANn SsSc ~ or
St.sM,r NsCale, s 20 Ss5 sna :, "a as far a
Fill Us EffsSSSsit s sSnssy IN. HI
Mt. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON ALrxaNpEIa AMI Nj; VERNON
Picturesque and BEAUTIFUL Route
ALEXANDRIA, direct a the cate q the MAxsioS.
2GgrGrtT RSTs e T HTEIsr cTrsc NAE
places Of historic Interest in ALEXANDRIA
Take ferry steamers foot q 7th st. Special ercur-
sion Ticket No. entire Mound trip.
connecting also with trains Of r,nn-yiv.ni. rsu-
road at AeKandria. Take at as6 street dsIot
In Difference wishes u the Ladies Nj vernr,
Association cars stop SUNDAY at IA:tle Hunting
creek. one mile this side Of Mt Vernon. sruunas
being closed On that day.
seso-tr PA REED. supt
VETERANS
While in the city b. sure ami goto
GLEN ECHO.
The Most Beautiful Resort around washinston
On the Historic Ranks Of the Potomac.
SEE THE cHAUTAUoUA BUILDINGS.
THE MAGNIFICENT AMPHITHEArER
THE COLISEUM OF AMERICA
The New Rustic Cafe. THE cEpARcRoFT-
Take the Tennallytown electric cars at s2i and HsA
streets. Georgetown, and enjoy delightful ride
az the sights ar Glen Echo and then tho Cafe
and get the best Toe. dinner you ever have eaten
PATRIOTIC CONCERTS
Every Afternoon and Evening.
Beautiful Electrical Illumination at Night
RED. WHITE AND BLUE -rs-ru
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
AUCTION SALES.
FCT(HE DANA
RArcLrFFE, DARR 1. CO.. AusioneeTs-

AtCLlttt, DAhR CO.. Autsioneers.
CHANCEaT SALE OF VALUABLE EE.I. ESTATE
On FIRST lST) STREET BE TWEEN / AM
lEGTOS. D. c. "
By virtue of decree rassa in the cause of Hudolrh
Eichhorn AGAINST Henry r. Courtney and others
Eqnty No i34I6 the IN les :nrd, as trustee VIII
IN tT1it 81 ne premises on AONDAl. the TWENTY
rAST -FOUR pCLoCk 7; NJ offer sale at public
auction. al mat real esta-' known as lots Nos II
No. 6.S0. " ''S
Terms OF sale: One-third 90 cash; balance of pr-
chase money IN SIX anu Twelve months from cav of
eaie. Tor ".cl the purchaser purchasers shall give
pToInis notes. with 'ntsrcs. from ay IF ale or
All cast at TIE opoI Of the purchaser or purchasers
on fatlhcatinn Of sale sales by the court NJ decd
given until All rchase money and interest Shall have
been paid. deposit $50 viii be required on zach
iot Wien sold Al! cOnvCyan ing purchasers cost
Terms o; sac must b. complied with within ,i.teen
days from day OF sale. ~
RUDOLPH EICHHogN, Trustee.
ocl3-dSds tJrI' n :, I, ~
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W. S. FIsHER. Florist, III 18th st. NV.
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1Oc. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured ''while you wait" Druggists.
aul2
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Ehxir Babek cures all mnlarial diseases
None Name 1t But To Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.
marvel of ightness and swiftness.
JAZZ Office 437 9th ST. n W.
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FuED orsrrns. A. GhrrE's. 1910 9TH ST. NV
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE CENTURY DICTIONARY. FOR DAILY USE
IN the househod and Office. Business and profess
slonal men say they il a day. Office Liam
and Trust building. cor. 9th and SITS. Room %
oc5-Im
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Foor DALL'
PRINCETON COLLEGE
Dull Varsity roAm'
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC cLUR
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Ia
NATIONAL BASE BALL PARK.
It'll and boundary.
Game called at p m. Admission. SOC. II
ACADEMY. CLASSIC PLAYS
AMERICAS FORE tosr rRAGEDIAN.
Mr.. ROBERT
3 BDR 90 v WV %SSxSHsxsS sos
B BDb pc 90 . SwWx MIN III oS IS :
Tonight. and Saturday Nights.
The GLADIATOR
friday Night,
vIRGINIUs
Saturday Matinee.
JULIUS CESAR
Next week-J H. Gilmour and Be,,,n, a,rsrd IN
r.; a. Mllsrus London success. ''DAElMOOR."
KERNAN,s LYcEuM TIiEATER
N fenns,ivanis ave. and lithst
This VISA SAN . . ;SoS Saturday,
F. I'LL f E. E. u En- E s.
T Hi ii En- W Err ssss
Next week-city Sports Burlesaue Company. olo-e,
SPECIAL NOTICES
ENGAGEMENT
CANcELEpoF
NEW YORK
PHILHARMONIC CLUB
ON MONDAY. OCT. IL
MONEY REFUNDED
TO ALL PURCHASERS
OF TICKETS
METzERorrs. ocle.a
i"EIN'AnEND IN DEUTSCHLAND"
Can evening in Germany
In aid of the building fund of the
WASHINGTON sENGERBUND.
Washington Light Infantry Armory,
OCTOBER IL to OCTOBER -. 1892. atsp.m.
children's matinee SATURDAYS at2pm.
CHANGE OF PROGRAM NIGHTLY
Season tickets 81 Single admission. 10 cents.
Children's admission to matinee. 8 cents.
A LBAUaH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Every Eveninz-Matinee Saturday.
The Boston Tbeaters
Matchless and Mighty Production.
THE SOUDAN.
THE SoUDAN
THE SOCDAN
IL Under the management Of
c. B. JEFFERSON. KLAw and FRLANGER
As produced at the Boston Theafer
where - rau Tor eOp consecutive performances.
zee tie Battle of the Desert City.
The Return 10 Trafalgar Square.
Military Band. Fife and Drum Corps
800 PEOPLE COO
Next Week:
7. The Grand Srectacle, SPIDER ANDFIY-
SEATS NOW On SALE. ocIo
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
Every Night ard Saturday Matinee
HALLEN and HART.
SPARKLING NEW MUSICAL COMEDY.
TIT Il L EEE H B BDf D FEE A
I Il H EEE Il B Bpb , FEE IA =
Fun. Wit. Rhyme. Novelty. Beauty.
Accompany of Known Excellence.
An Exhiarating Production
MONDAY. Oct. H.
Danr Frohmans Lyceum Iheater Success,
THE GREY MARE"
L Seats now on sale. oclo
FOR YOUR INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-13

Victor Becker, Expert Piano Tuner and
regulator, l4OS 10th st. n. W; uprights a speci-
ATTY. Send order by postal ocl3-3ts
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Ign hue- Low tGe-
loo an iai pm Ii55 Am SIP pm.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-07

during the decade. 1t need hardly be said
that in this industry New Jersey is o
holding her own. In 1881, with nineteen
furnaces in operation, the output
amounted to 1929 tong. but i'll 1891 the
furnaces numbered fifteen, and their pro-
duct was 81. 400 tons.
NEW JERSEY ON wHEELs.
In the matter OF railroads. however,
New Jersey makes excellent showing.
Indeed, from Maine to Virginia none but
the big States of New York and Peunsyl-
vania exceed in railro d mileage, New
Jersey having nearly $50 miles more rail-
roads in operation than even c%oiupactly
populated Massachusetts. The total rail-
road mileage of The State is 2,l47 miles,
the increase during the year having been
81 miles. There is represented in these
roads IL total Investment of S225, 51S. $50. OF
which the capital stock comprises Sl22+-
239, 5S7 and the funded debt Sl4S, 225, go.
Cost of railroad and equipment S2ol. $685.
III.
Next, as to the number and vasue of
farm animals i'll the State; Horses, num-
Der 81, 531, value $3.50, $50; mules, num-
Der S,465, value $962, 9S7; Mulch cows,
number $780, OBS, value ST SIC, 225; oxen and
other cattle, number 63.S45. value Sl.S35.-
731; sheep, number 102,01T, value S4l2, 922;
swine, number 100, SAT, value 81, 1853. TAG.
The Senate Committee on Military
Affairs recommends that the charge of
desertion against John w. Wacker. who
enlisted under the name of John Walker
in the Ninth New Jersey, be removed.
Since his desertion in 1868 this New Jer'
sey soldier has had twenty-five years
faithful service In the regular army.
Newark people supported the petition OF
this soldier.
A LoN SESSION.
The exodus TO Minneapolis, which will
be followed by the march on Chicago,
will put Il quietus on the more important
legislation for some time to come. More
than this, it will have an appreciable
effect upon the length of the session,
Nobody at all acquainted with Legislative
methods believes Congress will adjourn
until after the first August atthe earliest
and some senators saw That september
will still find them piodding along.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-07
G~REENVILLE ~GLEA

The sidewalks on Bergen avenue are in
n deplorable condition. No two adjoining
flags are level with each other, and on Il
dark night pedestrians limbs are in dan
ger. A petition to the Street and Water
Commissioners asking for improvements
is being circulated Tor signatures.
Children's Day will be obsel we'd by the
Greenville Reformed Sunday School on
Sunday evening, June 10. An entertain
ing programme of music and recitation is
being arranged.
What Greenville needs is q first-class
club" said q prominent citizen yesterday.
There are enough political clubs" he
contipued, but what We is Il club
on the plan of the Palma or Carteret
Clubs" Other citizens, on being inter-
viewed, favored the idea, and it is very
likely that the matter will be agitated
and a meeting called 10 discuss the adj
visibility of organizing such club.
The Greenville United Building and
Loan Association held an appropriation
sale last evening at the rooms on Linden
avenue. Twelve shares of $500 each were
sold Mt IL premium of Sll0 per share. The
receipts for the evening amounted 10
81, 200.
The G~reenville Turn Verein is consider
ing the advisability of running a class for
instruction in the German language III
connection with its gymnasium class.
Final action in the matter will be taken
at the next meeting.
The Greenville wheelmen will meet this
evening at the Ocean Avenue Club House
to complete the ngements for the
club run 10 Philadelphia.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-07
BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEnOLDERS.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
(CnDfjnug1

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
(Continued.)
April Z, 1892-Frauk L. Stevens,
warrant No. 265. fer rent for
office for G. Z, month of
March. 1892. S54 II
April Z, 1S92-FranK H. Earle,
warrant No. 266, services sur
veyor and assistants, month of
March, 1892, 1856 25
April Z. 1S92-Norman L. Rowe,
warrant No. 2o7. salary attor-
ney to New Public Road,
month of March, 1892, $50 0C
April Z, 1S92-Henry A. Gaede,
warrant No. 26S. professional
services New Public Road,
February and March. 1892, 257 co
April z, 1892-Mary Philurook,
warrant No. 269. for %typewrIt-
teo notices, 81 50
April Z. 1S92-W. D. Edwards.
warrant No. 270. for profess
sional services December, 1892.
January anu February, 1892, 262 SO
April 20, 1892. M. Knapp,
warrant No. Ell. for profess
sional services new public
road matters, SO 90
April 26, 1S92-A. G.. Saltmann,
werrant No. 272. blue print
paper for chief engineer, so 90
April 26. 1s92-N.J j. Title Guaran-
tee aud Trust Co.. warrant No.
273. for researches on property
on line Of road, $500 90
April 26. 1S92-N. j. Title Guar
nutee aud Trust Co., warrant
No. ga, for researcher on prop
erty on line of road, 4.l2O 90
| April 9. 1S90-Henry A. McGrath,
warrant NO. 275. service no.
tice of meeting commissioners
10 condemn lands, II IS
April 70. 1S92-Mary PhilbrooG;
warrant No. 276, for typewrit-
ing notices, so 90
April 20. lS92-J. r. Barker, war
rant No. 277. typewriting no.
tees, 10 90
April 81, 1S92-Jamss Mutrer,
warrant No. 27S, for coach hire
10 con Tenn lands, &C., % OC
April rs, lS12-J. M. Knapp,
warrant No. 279. professional
services 1875 90
April 26, ~1S92-Isaac Roman,
warronu No. 2S0. taking testi-
monY in case of ~Freeholders
VS.. City of Bayonue, 81 &C
April 20, lS92-Doane & Pilson,
warrant No 2Sl, printing cases
of Board vs.. Lshigh Valley
railroad. 81 OO
April 26. ~1s92-Henry A. Gaede,
warrant No. 2S2, professional
services, 276 sc
April 26. 1S92-John p. Brugge-
mann. warrant No. 1888 serv-
ing notices. 2S Il
April 20. 1S92-James Malloy,
warrant No. 2S4, serving no.
tices. 6S s.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-07
COUNTY ROAD HOPES.
Mr.. Harrison Expects No Great
Delay from the Certi0rarl
Suit.

There bias been considerable %apprehen-
sion that the certiorari suit brought
Saturday before Judge Werts by some
dissatified property owners who protested
against the awards of the Commissioners
of Condemnation of Lands for the County
Road would delay the construction of
the road. Chief Engineer Harrison said
today hi this would not be the case.
VERY CONFIDENT.
81 do not believe the Court will sustain
the writ" said Mr.. HARRISON, because
the decision in the case If Simmons
against the city OF Passaic virtually COW
ers the case. That su1t was almost a
parallel one to the present case aud the
city won it. If the courts should lose this
suit it will mean the loss of about SAC, 00O,
as near rs l can estimate. This
will not prevent us grad
ing the road, building the bridges
and the proper drains. When / made my
calculations l discounted The loss of bene-
fits, not because 1 did not believe we
would receive them. but because
wanted to be absolutely safe. IT we get
these benefits it will be virtually giving
us $40, GOO more to put the County Road
in condition.
PLANS o H BRIDGES.
The plans for the bridges are being
prepared. The bridges when completed
will cost nearly 500, 900. They will be
constructed Of iron and will have asphalt
or macadam roadbeds. They will be orna-
mental. strong and useful, and will moi
have 10 be repaired every year or so.
There will be no plank flooring to keep
men at WORK constantly replanking. The
roadway will be forty feet wide across th-
bridges and u ten feet side walk will be
OIL either side"
How soon do you think the certiorari
proceedings will be finished?"
VERY SION. for | believe the Court will
decide the case at once. The county is
glad that the suit was begun. for it will
decide points which might at some Other
| time arise and create trouble"