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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
Dated. Jersey city. August is, 1888
NOTICE TO

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals win BE- received at the once Of
the board or Street aud Water Com misslonsra
for The tmpro sement Of
oRIRNT AyENUR.
from Jacksca avenue " Bergen avenue, in accord
ance with plans and specihoaJlons on file in the
ONCE or the Chief Engineer. corner OF Jersey az
and agreement of sursiies must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 1910 cubic yards Of earth excavation.
About 100 cubic yards ofrock excavation,
About AU cubic yards Of sand or gravel tlling.
About .g6v square ards et maeadam paving.
ABOUT ISL square feet of new brtdgestone.
About 6,e0J square feet Of new Tagging.
About luu square yards OF repavlns.
About SO ineal feet Of reset curbstore.
About 1J square feet OF reiaid bridgestone.
About 2,WN square rset OF reiatd dsyging.
lime allowed for the completion of the work.
eighty tSy) working days
Ihe making of the above improvement and
award OF the contract therefor will be sub ject to
she remonstrance OF the owners OF the property
liable TO more ihau one-haif the assessment there
for.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed. Proposals for Improvement OF Osient
Avenue" directed to 81 A. Dugan. Esq. Chair
handed 10 the CLERK Of ihs Board in open meeting
when called tor in the order ofsbnsiness relating
TO sealed propos ais.
will q substita tl on Of sureties be all2wei.
The attention OF bidders is especially called to
s ses.aS v . Seog1 no co as,t aaw sSaf Il BE- ,se s;nS Snser us sos
the city or become effective or operative until the
bondsmen offered by tho contractor have been ap-
form by the Corporation Counsel, the President OF
this Board having power TO examine the proposed
bondsmen under oath.
GEO. 4. BouToN,
Datad Jarsev citv. Aucust IA 1908.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
NOTICE


CORPORATION NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given that on the eighth day Of
and clies Ensinsar nisa ii shs Once o. shs csepl
81 tne board VI street and Water Commissioned
Tor the opeAtng OF
SEVENTEENTH sTREET.
s boz gs,I s Jersey avenue and H0beksn avenue. e
The csatrs line ih.seef Sssinning At a point in
iset north from he csntrs Ias Of sixteen & Street. T.
IS shown upon the onlclai ely. mar, sntftlsd sAs.
1855 I" thence running westerly and parallel wit Il
s slLts nmand street, e rhs sastsrly Iias Of lands form
right .nglss to Hoboken svenus. 20 ms easteriy
The land 10 % taken for said proposed opening
y T so% lpnd ss 30 a IN s,l a. d sss : PEA aDo Y:
,sEvENTEENTH ofaEEr,
street Il ': Jersey a90 sssa lSs s saa i ssss q thence ssose as r
produced through 20 Hoboken aysnne.
from seventeenth street, about rs feet east and Is
GROVE STREET.
from ssysnteenth street about ofeet east and 100
ERIE STREET.
from seyenteenth street about 100 feet east ana 100
JsRsgY AVENUE,
on The east side, from Seventeenth street, about
100 i''' eat AID j e. sSss g svsssus,
on me west side. from seventeenth street. as pro-
posed about 40 f SoI isss sna ~ feet west.
from Seventeenth street. as proposei, about 100
feet east and 100 feet west.
MONMOUTH STREET
from Seventeenth street, az proposed. shout 100
feet east and 10 feet west.
AvENUEp
from Seventeenth street, as proposed. ah,mt IN
Feet east and 100 feet wes..
And that tho seventh day OF September, 1893. at
ten O'Clock a. NJ and the meeting room OF the
Roard Of Street and Water Commissioner are
hereby hxed as the time aud pl CO, when and
ers VIII meat to hear an consider amy objections
70 said report or @ the Improvement that may
By order Of the Board of Street and water Com.
mtssioners.
Gee. I. BoUroN.
Clerk
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Becker, L. Linslf and @. Pals. coxswAin
red; No. 3 Active. A. Bruhn, Miller,
Ram, Kurschankls aud J.. 'rnoms. cox,
swain WHITE: No. 8 Valencia, r..
Klemen, +. StinsberG. e. A. Holm and
Senior four cared barge, No. ! Active
r. Stsles, G. Kortlang. H. Kraatx. g.
Trucscher and w. Buehle, coxtwatn red;
No. 2 Valencia, the junior crew ID ontered
for this event, also white; No, 8 Atlantic,
Luke Brandt, e. A. Robbins, A, Linus-
man. w. Trenkaup and A. Nrst. COX
kRafn blue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
Yachting Notes.

Another honor has been thrust upon the
Senator. Hix friend Counselor penptn has
chfistepsd his yacht Mixed Ale. The counselor,
who u cruising along the Hudson, was as
Poughkeepale yesterdey.
The New jersey Yacht Clubs regatta win be
sailed today. Il was postponed from June.
The Vtgilaht beat the Pilgrim almost twenty
hre minutes yesterday 10 the thirty mile race,
The Puritan may be entered to connects for
the noneE OF aeIenalng tne AmerEa's CUP
try for the Americas cup.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
vegsllus Fan Second.

Tom vogellus OF the Scottish American 4. @.
rau second Ia the enc and q half mile handicap
run yesterday OF tho Catholic Bsns voient
LcRion's games Tn New York. He start cd from
the ITO yards mark and Nas bsat on BY Conneff
A. A., who wes alIowsd 100 yards, was third.
It was a hot 6nish Is the three leaders cafns
down the home stretch together at sprinter,e
pace. The time OF the race was minutes 20
seconds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
Dated Jersey City. August ii. 1888.
NOTICE TO

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed propo .als will be received at the ONCE OF
tho Board OF Street and Water Commissioner on
for the construction OF an is1nch Oval BricE sewer
CONGRESS STREET
from q point about $50 fact west OF Central avenue
to and connecting with saver now built Ia Pierce
tons on nIe In the ONCE OF the Chisf Engineer.
corner OF Jersey avenue and Mercer street, where
blank forms. Of bid aud agreement Of sureties
must be obtained
ESTIMATE OF 90 AN f1TIES.
About 10 nneal feet OF eighteen Cs) inch oval
About 5 new receiving basins.
About % cubic yards OF concrete.
About 50 cubic Yards OF rock excavation.
one hundred and tw. tus i've Sy~ a hi.ssSS'S Wor x ~ da MosS'
The making Ct above Improvement and award of
the contract therefor viii be subject TO the remon-
STRANGE OF the owners Of the property liable to
proposals must be enclosed In scaled envelopes
andof.ed, Proposals for Sewer In Congress
stree" diree cd % x a Dugaa. Gag. Chairman
10 the Clerk OF tn Board in open meeting WI en-
called for in the order Of business relating to
sealed proposals.
The attention OF builders is especially called to
Secston I, Chapter l84. Law OF 1881, under ths
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
bendsmen offered By the contractor have been AZ
proved as q suhdcfsncy BY this Board and a. to
form BY the Corporation Counsel. the President
OF this Board having power to examine the
BY order OF the Board OF street anu Water Com
GEo T. BoUToN.
Dated. Jersey CITY. Aucust "a. 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
Lady Milisr's shoot.

medals Of the Lady Miller Rifle Club. The
scores wers:-Miss Pren. 223; Mrs. Msyns, 22i;
Miss Horn. 22i; Miss Stadler. eel; Mrs. Ahnerr,
2le; Mrs. D. Miller, els; Miss Kloepping, 2i1;
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
10 BAYoNNB FOR ONE FARE.

system to the Bayonne iioe. Formerly passen-
kerr who desired 70 ride from Jersey CITY to
BaYopns for Eve cents had 70 beard o Beyonne
car. Now the passengers can enjoy . rids il
transfer TO the Bayoane cars without paying an
extra fare. The Change Is greatly appreciated
BY tho Bayonne patrons Of the road.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23

Cut out and send to this Office
four Of the above COUPONS. to
gether with Ten Cents. and We
will send you postpaid Any Three
of the following books:
No. ]. THE SCARLET LETTER BY Nathaniel
Ne. = THE MYSTERY or coLDE FELL; or
SOS UNDkR THE RED FLAG. By Miss N. E.
NO { II soLoMoN,s MINES By H. Hiaer
NS.a ABOUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY
NJ IaE GoRsicAs BHorHERs. BY Ajax
No. / LADY. GRACE. By Mrs. Henry Wood.
Ss ishsl bIA 81 ai Sw s1asAsi Bs 0 DE- walter
s y; 4 & 4 ) ssl LEE ] : = Er NJ: a y. Tas NM.
LEES DAuaHTEK. ~ Charlotte Il. Brasme.
No il. THE LAC TULIP. BY Alexander
4. 1 l: I nUa SsG ahvsLi's II a uHas Rash'i = Flor
.SS. i l CRUSADE. By Rosa sou.
NJ. i. : STUDY IN SCARLET. ~ 4. Conan
IA. i. ROCK RUIN: or, THE DAuahrER OF
the NJ. 1sL1 LORD Z fi SET; snD 4 ssiRaass. B. Char.
l0 ss. 4 .. As rae sStoSd & OF o ST7a zs0fH B. sylvsau.
~. q. Nj. eILFIL's LOVE STORY. b George
No. 81. AscARLET SIN. BY Florence Marryat.
Ne & T 4 Sc sfzd KlS 81 x GsRis,a a 81 e. !.
ss VIZ ifss'a NELSON'S Will. y Il. rider
So.as JENNY HARLowE. ~ W. Clarke Rus
No %. EATON BARGAIN D. Mn. Alex.
10 n. THE souIRE,s DARLING. By cn.rlot,.
No. a fHE RUSSIAN SfPssY. By Alexander
Ne. 3. Il WANDERING HEIR. 81 ob.rlss
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
Tennis.

La the tennis tournament ct Newport yester-
day, Richard Stevens Of Hoboken was one Of
the many contestants. He defeated Fl. g.. Nc
In the first round.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
VALKYRIE COMING FOR THE CUP.
Bv cable TO ne Urited Pres,.

LONDON. Aug. %. o .-Lord Dun
ravens cutter, Valkyrie. the challenger
for HI Americas Cup. sailed from
Southampton for the United States early
this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
An III Omeusd asarriaxs,

Jsck-"So George has married Dora, Oh?
Look out for q divorcsts
Dlck-"You don't mean ity"
Jack-"Surs to coma. It is ona of those
matches In which the relatives on Doth sides are
perfectly satisi ID. New York Week ~.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
not the w.m.n.s rauit i All.

They say . woman can't keep : secret
aTh6y do say So"
"WeIl / think women ara too much blamed
In tiiis matter. Il isn't the womap th9t gives
Away the secret. Il il the people dho tells Is 20
vhe let Il out. New York Press. $3.50.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
unfortunatalx Anronos

ivan Wither made an unfortunate remark at
Summers wedding recently
What did he sayf'
Congratulated MIN on tho treasure be had
won. and everyone but Van knows Summer
married her for her money.n-Truth.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
rho GlrI Had cone.

He-"what the mischief Is thisfi'
His Wife-"You viii have 70 eat your oat-
meal in q flower pot this morning, my dear. /
haven't been able to get to q China shop since
our girl left. New ysrk Sun.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23

h Couldn't stand the Strain.
live ieng." said old Vrs. Jasoa. "Lsw me! il /
had as many peighbors to look after as folks
that lives 10 cities must have I'D be dead In
leash a ysar."-Iudiahapolis Journal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23

~ Pimpzy, oily skin. falling hair and itchy
soap prevented and cured by Cuticuxa soaps
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
NorIcE no CONTRACTORS.

dated. Jersey city. Apg. is. 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23

Sealed propo .als will be received at the onlce OF
he Board OF Street and Water Commissioner on
Monday, september IL 18yS, at " O'Clock A, ID,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23

Among The bills Introduced In the SEN
ats this morning was q by Mr.. Pasco
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
oRIRNT AyENUR.

Sealed proposals will BE- received at the once Of
the Board or Street aud Water Com missioners.
MoRaay. September II: 1893 ct 10 O'Clock. A. d..
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HE NEWS IN GENERAL

Hon. T. T. Bayard, ambassador to Eng
land, will sail for London next week.
Senator Roach was enthusiastically en-
dorsed by "a mass meeting Of the citizens of
Grafton, N. D..
James Harvey Prince, one Of the oldest
locomotive engineers in the United States,
died at Dedham, Mass, aged SO years.
Mayor Clroy, of New York, has APP
pointed Paul Dana park commissioner, TO
succeed himself, for a term of five years.
Three business blocks were burned in
Lendville, Colo, entailing a loss Of over
5000, 900. They were among the finest
blocks in the city.
A FIRE at Podhaiozyki. near Sambor. in
Galicia, Austria. destroyed 100 buildings,
including the school house and three per-
sons persisted in the flames.
by the explosion Of a boiler in a planning
mill at Ferndale, Texas, four men were la
tally injured and the mill was completely
wrecked. The aus OF the explosion is not
, known.
The d~ecomposed remains Of a man sup
posed to be those of George Holloway, wuo
disappeared from bis home at Defiance, o.,
last December, nave been found in the
woods near that place.
Robert A. Crumley. a poor but respected
resident of Eaton Rapids, Mich, formerly
a section foreman on the Michigan Central
railroad, has fallen heir to $1,000 eco by
the death Of an uncle at Sebastapol, Eng
land.
A cyclone swept over the northern por-
ton Of Iowa, doing much damage to farm
property. More than a dozen buildings
were wrecked in Latrobe county, and many
houses and barns were unroofed in other
localities.
A large collection of railroad and steam
BOAT annual passes, once owned and used
by Jay Gould, will be a feature at the Chi
a z fair. The exhibit includes a complete
set of the passes issued to Mr.. Gould dur
ing 1881.
The railroad bridge across the Merries-
descygues river at Olathe. Kan, was
wrecked by high water. Three locomo-
tives and uralye cars loaded with railroad
iron went down with the bridge. No one
was injured.
A hand car on which were three railroad
laborers was run down by the fast eN-
press on the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern railroad, near Cedar Rapids,
la. One OF the men was killed instantly
and the other two were fatally injured.
BY the viii of the late John Taylor John
son, fled for probate in New York City,
the Metropolitan museum Of art and the
University OF the City of New York receive
leIacies of SO, 600 each, andthe remainder
lis divided equally among his four children
The estate is valued at 81, 500, 900.
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attention whatever should be paid TO news
paper statements. AS one objection pre-
vented further consideration of the resolu-
ton, it fell dead.
After a lengthy discussion the act appro-
priating $3.50, 900 TO the Worlds Fair com
mission for the purpose of further display
of the states exhibit was passed by a vote
Of l2j yeas to 81 nays.
The senate resolution providing for final
adjournment ON May II was referred to the
committee on ways and means.
A communication was received from the
governor stating that he had approved the
iraterual and beneficial society bill. which
establishes the status of members and ex-
empts societies from supervision Of the in.
surauoe commissioner.
The act to prohibit persons from fur
niFhiug cigarettes or cigarette paper to
minors and providing for the punishment
of the same, was opposed by Mr.. Ritter,
who stiUmatised il as foolish and triniug.
The bin was passed by a vote Of llj yeas
to "a nays.
The committee on election reported yes
Yesterday afternoon in favor OF seating
Austin l.. Iuggirt, who has been contest
.ug tlc seat of Captain Charles Baker, OF
-oJtEOmery. The report will probably be
called zap next week. Taggart is a promi-
nent granger.
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STILL NO TIDINGs OF THE HEKLA,


Fears Tina Serious Disaster Has Overtaton
the Thingvalla Liner.
New YoRH, April There is a strong
belief in shipping circles that the Thing
valla line steamer Hekla, which left Co
penhageu March 8 for this city M which
was spoken at sea 10y the steamer Norman
die, with machinery partly disabled, has
broken completely down and is helplsssly
drifting ut sea.
The vessel when seen by the Normandie
was only 800 miles east Of Sandy Hook.
That was on March q, at $50 p. m. She
was steaming at the rate of eight miles an
hour, and ought TO have, under that speed.
reached this port last Saturday.
The Hekla called at Christiania March 10
and Ch-ristiansand the 18th. When she
left the last named port at ) p. m. Of that
day she had eight hundred odd steerage
passengers and about forty first saloon pas
sengers on board.
The local agents Of the line are Funch,
Edge q Co., of No. 20 South William
street.
The managers of the steamship depart
ment of the firm do not deny that they are
greatly worried over the non-arrival of the
vessel.
They believe that she broke down afresh
after being spoken by the Normandie, and,
meeting with strong northwest winds,
which have prevailed at sea the last week
or 80, she has drifted south Of the regular
track Of trans Atlantic steamers.
The Hekla is under the command OF Cap
cain Thomson a splendid mariner. Her
crew list numuers seventy-five men. There
are, therefore, nearly 900 souls aboard Of
her.
In addition to nearly 1000 tons of cargo,
she has the statue Of Thorwaldaen, which
the Danes Of this city and Brooklyn are to
present to New York, and which is to 90 to
Chicago before being erected permanently
in -lntral park.
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PHILADELPHIA, April G.-Cotton was dull
on a basis of Sc per pound for Middling Up
lands.
Feed was quiet and weak at SIS. O0als.5O poY
ton for Winter Bran.
ElouT-LOcal jobbcrs bought only for immcdi.
ate wants. Springs were frner, but Winters
We're freely oaered at old rates. Sales OF
Minnesota clears and straights at 81. 73aA.1O;
Pennsylvania roller struight at S3.A0a3.G0
Western Winter clears and straiEht S3.25l
3.75; Wiuter Patents at 83.90a4.1B; Spring 90.
at S4.2Oa 40; fancy brands higher.
Rye Flour was steady at 63.2o per barrel fol-
choice Pennsylvania.
Grain-Un call Wheat had 1880 bid for
April; i556e May: I6tGc June; 17l4c. July.
Corn-48Gc bid for April; 47l6o May; 4715C
June; 471ac July.
ORts-404c, bid for April 391sc. May; 39Ho.
June; 3916c. July.
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LONDON, April Tn closing his speech
on the home rule bill in the house Of COM
mons yesterday Mr.. Gladstone referred to
Jhe retention Of the Irish members in the
imperial parliament and to the question of
finance. The rejection Of the home rule
bill was moved by Sir Michael Hicks Beach
president of the board Of trade in the last
Salisbury cabinet. He taunted Mr.. Glad
stone with having made a long eNcursus
into Irish history when he was expected to
answer the multitudinous criticisms Of the
bill.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
DIVISION.
ms HH.NHuU t41 Z 1909

llkCAIM tEffN O.. AhfN.
Trains viii leave Shenandoah after the above
Aate for WiRgan's, GiloertOn, ~Frackylle, New
Castle, at. Clair, P%ottsville, Hamburg, Reading,
PottstoWn, PhoenfNville, NorristOwn and Phil.
adelnhia Broad street %staton) At 500 asd liza
4. M. and 4:i6 .. m. on week days. For Potts
vile aBd Intermediate stations 9:io q. n.
SUNDAYS.
For wigaaR's, Gnberlon, Frsckyille, New
Csstlc ST, Clair, Pottsville at $500, 8:A0 =. M.
end $40 .. m. FOR Hamburg, Reading, Potts
Town. P~hoanixvnle, Eorfistown, FhiladelDhis
at 500. s:toa. m. $50 p. m.
io!iss a m. 'SRnS5 iHs:iI, 500. 7:5g and 1921 :. IA
k~uudsys, lf:t8 a. N. ana $40 2. m.
Leave Pottsylle for Sheaandoah At i0;ls,
HES a. n. and 4,40, f:t5 ana 1000 p. m. Sundaya
So 1910 q. m. and b;lh ?. M.
Leave Philadelphia BROAD street 6tation) for
Pottsvllle auu Shenandoah A. " and 30 8 m,
ar6b1a M. For PottaVile. p28 o For New
Yorkat8 20. 4G, 4 40, SID, $50, 2 80, $40, 8 so,
$50, 100, II 4 "a m. 300 noon Qimlted eE'
fOo, &c 500, 500, no. $50, 10, ig ana 10 90 ;
n, ~ OF night, Sundays 81 3 20, 4 0b, 4 40, B Is,
limitsd So SEQ, 8 80, 8 So, : IS and si9 p N and
II o. night. For Sea Grit, Long Branch ana in
toTmediGte stations 20 ana ul4 q NJ, ana 90
p NJ weekdays. For Baltimore and Washing.
itea expressly y 30, s 40, 4 40, 8 II, 7 90, 7 40 . "a
" 0S night. For Freehold only . % . n week
days For Baltimore only al 2 02, 4 Oi, 8 08 and
ii n r, IA. sundaya at 81 50. 30, g 10, II rs o M,
II u, 4 90. 60 2 I'D y M u o. night. Baltimore
only BO8, II ~ D IA. For Richmond 7 20 a n,
" m IA ard re % night.
Trams will leave Harrisburg for Pittsburs
and ne West every day at X y, / 40 and n
e and Qlmited 3 COZ 2 %, 8ed and SIS . "a.
way for Altoona az 20 q m ana 8 10 . N every
day. Hor Plttsburg and Altoona 81 II 20 o d
every daT.
TrainE will leave Sunbufy for WilliAmHport
Nlmira, CnnandGigpa, Rochester, Buffalo aud
Niagara walls al 26l, s 10 = re, ana / rs 3 M vtot
days. Tor ElHiN ct "a y "a week days, For
Nrle and Intermediate ro'ai5 at 80 q m dHiiY
For Lock Nlve uta iO ana abh 8 IN dailq, K %
"a, A 80 ana % NO week Gays, and tOR m ol
SUNDAY emily. Tor Kane SO 90 Va, S5 D +.
WepE DAVIS.
Oh PuGR I.R Woop,
GenI Alasgar Gent Pass e. "a
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IN THE HOUSE.

Chairman Marshall, Of the committee on
appropriations, reported to the house the
general appropriation act, which is item
ized ina part as follows;
Salaries and expenses Of departments,
S5J0, 9JO.b6; judiciary department, $l,l1l.-
20; legislative department, 1919, 80S. OS;
incidental expenses Of the legislature, S13,-
800; postage, labor and expenses during
the recess, t3, lOD; attending the clock,
$3.50; public schools, $40, 600, O0O; county
Buperiuteudeuts, $3.50, 600; education Of
teachers iu normal schools, 8lgJ, 600; in
terest on public debt, S811 600; mine in
gpectOrs, S96, 600: examination Of candi-
dates for mine inspectors, SIP, 600; public
buildings and grounds, $50, 900; ventilat-
ing senate and house, S210; official fees,
S., 900; Harrisburg hre department, 50, 200;
board Of pardon expenses, S $1,000; military
claims, $1,000.
Mr.. North. of Mexican, asked unanimous
consent to offer the following:
Whereas, Several of the Philadelphia news
papers have contained articles ana reports re-
hecting upon the honesty and honor on mem-
beers Of this house, ana have plainly lntlmated
charges Of corruption ana bribery tQughlug
certain measure, particularly senate OH NO.
ia, known as the PenrOse bill, providing for
the Adjustment of the public buildings com
mission, of philadelphia.
Resolved, Ihut tue speaker appoint a COM
mittee of five member OF the house TO lnye5-
hgate said churgcsI rejecting upon the mt3B-
rity of memucw OF the present house OF repre-
sentative, and that said committee snail have
power To- UuumQu before them the editors ANA
fcporters OF such newspapers and al other per-
sons whom tlcY may desire TO tesuL4 louch-
iug the matters herein indicated and referred
70; thai the chairman OF said commission SHAH
have power 20 aduinister Oatns 20 such indie
viduals as may be summoned as aforesaid, and
that after fun Investigation shall report the
facts asoertained by them to this house.
A dozen voices were raised in earnest
protest against the consideration Of such a
resolution, and several gentlemen intimated
that it was an insult to the house, and no
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USED BY ALL ROOFERS.
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- ELASTIC
Rubber @r2R !
For Slate, Tile, Tin or Iron Roofs.
Sold in all size packages from 10 pounds up.

Pointing up and repairing all cracked Joints
on all kinds OF roofs, and around chimneys.
coping stones, ~skylghtS, dormer windows.
cutters, wood or stone work, breaks and mai
holes, or any place to be made water.tlght; IN,
equalled for laying and bedding SLATE ANB
TILE ROOFS, also copings, They Will never
leak or become loosened- 1t is very adhesive,
sticks armly to anything, forming a tough,
.ehther-iEe skin over the top, will not run OF
loosen from joints or cracks, summer or win.
ter. This cement needs no reference, 1t has
stood the test for thirty-twO years, and never
fails TO give perfect satisfaction. 1t is the
most useful article a roOfer can have in his
SHOP. The cement is prepared ready for use
suc Is 10 be applied with a trowel, and is kept
moist by keeping covered with water or oil,
and VIII not get Stih or dry. COlOrs, brown and
black. Established 1907 Address,
j. G. HEpZEL, SO Maine St., Newark, N. J,