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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-06

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAl1
On and after May 81, 1898, trains viii leayez
City as follows

1RAlNS FOR THE w EST. M.%E&
a.1S A. ~, the COLUMBIAN EXPRESS daily
c1nnati.. oiumbus Chicago. and lnd1i
SssS 81 ~ H. sleffs sl4S Lf pnei Win lars Ve sna HeaG y
Sleeping Cars. daily for Pittsburg, Columb
land. and Chicago; daily except SstuNAN1
iSis noon. the celebrated NEW YORK AND cH1cA4o
composed exclusively OF Pullman VestIbuIe Draw
ing ard syars-Foom ~slesplSg, ptnia5. o6ssrvaLioa,
able electric lights, daily for Pittsburg and Chi
Si5P +. NJ, ST, LOUIS AND CrScIvsATI EXPRESS. with
Pullman Vesunule Sleeping and Dining Cars. daily
6I5 F. NJ. WESTERN ExrREss, with Pullman vesti.
bule Sleeping Cars daily to Pittsbnrg; chi
phia and Pittsburs TO Chicago.
500 T. NJ. EXPRESS, daily for Col
umbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis, and
Memphis l through Sleeping Cars. Dining Car Al
toona to Richmond, Ind.
ing Car to Chicago daily for Pittsburg, Chicago.
Toledo, and Columbus; daily except Saturday for
Ftr Baltimore; washington,. and the South al
liz, ted Far Parlor z Cars llss and P Ell sS:fS HIag Eaiiroad
pinlng Carl 4 IS, 5;lS and s;l5 7. N and go night.
Parlor Cars ana PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Dining
carr, 4 81. ia, and Sis P. NJ. and 1890 night, For
hq HNPRess for iPhiIadeiphia' Gs4, rs, s.1s, s4s. s4i,
10. IL and II. IA \. N. tl2.l4 pennsylvania Limited.
Sis s.i5 7. IL aud iAai night. sun avs ass Sis.
l0.lG A. NJ. Pennsylvania limited, l214l, ais, .4ls,
Accommodation LEAN. So and lis P. ii.
week days; s nEfa, 5 T. and Z Is +: n: a,s
2OS aud 4I3 T. N. weekdays,
For Atlantic City li:4 a. w., Saturday only,
2a3 P. Nj, with THROUGH Pullman Bunet Parior
Car and Lay Coach attached, and 22s T. NJ, week
For Cape MAY. uO:n A. NJ, Saturday only. liz
P. NJ. weekdays.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park. Ocean Grove,
Point Pleasant and Intermediate sta ions. via Rah'
way, 993 4. NJ. I:5s, 352. 5;22 and lls58 P. NJ. On
Sunday 1000 A. II. end 3:22 p. NJ Oionotstop at
Ssbgey Pafk or ocsan Grove on Sunday
The New York Tran fer Company VIII call for
and check baggage fr.m and to hotels and resi-
dPnces.
q Al. PREvOSr, ]. WOOD.
GenI Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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To make one large enough to contain
the soiled handkerchiefs that are far too
dainty to be thrown in with coarscr
things, buy either old thin agra linen or
Madagascar grass cloth. Cut to the size
required and fringe the two lower edgesto
the depth of three or four inches. EN-
broider on one side some scattered daisies
in the popular long and short stitch and
couch the lettering with japanese gold
thread. Seam the sides, stitch the two
lower edges together and line throughout
with soft old blue silk. Run in a casing
and finish with drawing strings of satin
ribbon of the same shade as the lining
silk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-06
LUCKY JUSTICE ROE

On Saturday afternoon two young ladies and
a gentleman entered the Office Of Justice of the
Peace Charles a. Roe with a scared but happy
look upon their faces. One lady appeared less
frightened than the others, and acted as
spokesman. She said:-s My names Ellen
Kelley, and these are two friends of mine that
want to get married." The young pair who
wanted to become one. gave their names as
Guido Grundner and Carmilla Schmidt. The
bride was twenty-three and the groom twenty
hoken. AS they were old enough to decide fol
themselves. the Justice married them without
first getting their mammals consent. and az
they were short one witness, he called I'D Ponce
man William Handberry. When the ceremony
was concluded. the bride kissed the Justice and
departed with her husband.
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For Phllada Dhia, Baltimore and Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Philadelphia Express, 30, 500, 400, 1898, 11.ss,
with Dining Car. A. 81. 19, Ills. a31 with Din
ing. 400 Buffet Parlor Carr go, s0U 100. as p. IL.
i2.l5 night. sundays, 90! .sl 1l-s3, with Dfntng
Il. 10 night.
baltimore aud Washing ton Express daily at s0a
l:as with Dining Car, a. NJ, l30, S:51. Dining Car.
500 go p. w., j2:l5 night.
s.D. sou, 5i4a. 1;SJ p. NJ 1215 night. except Sat urday
night sundays, il;50 A. N, 1Oo, $50, 500. $3.50, 6Je
z. NJ. l2:lJ night.
400, 500. 1851 NJ, 12;l5 night, except saturday
night. Sundays l3O A. NJ 100. so, $50 ?. n,
For louisville at 800. $50. SIS A. NJ. 1oa. 1:su 4a,
go p. Al. i2l5 night except saturday night. Sum
tor Sunbury, lewisbusg and Williamsport at
100. $50. oa5 A. NJ leo. lsU. 7aU P. Nj; 2al5 night,
except Saturday night. Sundays. 1:l5 A. NJ; SOD
p. NJ l2:l5 midnight.
For Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown, Maucn
Chunk, sc, 4O1, IT'S, SAD A. NJ. 1860. $50, S IS, 7.D
to Allentown. T. N sundays. 49, 7;15 4. NJ; lao.
80 r.. NJ.
For WIKI esharre, Fittston and Scranton, s.s
For High Bridge Branch, GOO. II d A. NJ; 4:S1 F. n.
Sundays, l;BUP NJ.
FOR Perth Amboy at 4@0, $50, Sis. 1880 A. NJ; laa.
430U. 4;D, 5;SS, els. $50 P. NJ. Sundays. 300 AM;
For atlantic Highlands. 400. sir Il:S A. Nj:
1;S9, 1870. oils p ~, sundays. 800 A, NJ. 500 P. N.
For Freehold, 4:3. s:l5, nD A 81" 1.30. AsQ, 5:5S
P. NJ.
For Ped Bank, Long Branch and points south
Point Pleasant, i:31. Sis. il:0 A. ~, 19l $50, 500.
4:30. Sis p. NJ. Sundays, except Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park, 300 A. AZ. Az p
For Lakewood, Ions River. Barnegat Park and
Barneg at, 4;31, 8:t5 A. NJ, 1850, 4:SO p. NJ.
For Atlantic City, yIneland and Bridgeton, ADD
A. w., 13U p.
For nmouth Beach, seabrisht and HIGHLAND
Beach, 4:SO, sla l1:D a. n, L5U 4sS0 P II
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CHAPTER ccxxxv,

AN Act to authorize township committees or other
governLlg bodies OF townships, villages.or Tor
ougns tn appro pirate moneys to establish or aid
public librsries and free reading rooin.
re it enacted by the Senate and General As.
ssmbly or t,le State OF New JERSEY. hat IL shall
kul for the TO ~nsbip ommity es or the bsard
rustees or osner governing body OF any town.
D. or villa e. or borough in this state 20 eppro-
VlaIe from ony moneys not Otherwise appropri
ated such sum OF money, not exceeding three
hundred dollars annually, as may in their jdds-
DenJ be dyemei neceessary 20 estdplish or aid
1ublie libraries ana free reading rooms In sucn
tdy ash DR. village, or boroagh Ia this state.
aAnd ID 1t enacted. That this act shall take
effet Immediately,
Agrov1ad aiarch IL, 1897
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-06

hung upon the wall, is made of a small
wooden spade. The hooks are screwed
into the handle and the whole tied with
ribbons.
Women who wear shoes of ordinary
size may be content to keep them in or
binary shoe boxes and bags, but the New
York Recorder has unearthed any num-
Der of Cinderellas whose dainty foot
e deserves to be kept, if not in a
glass case, at least in something very
choice and pretty. Indeed a woman
with a sensible, comfortable pair of fves
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SANDY o o ROUTE.

For Long Branch, Gee n Grove. etc.
From Pier s, n. R., foot Rector street, for Allan
tie Highlands, Highland Beach. Seabright. Mon
G10 p M. saturdays5: Az, 5aG p n snnaavs
$50 A. NJ 100 +. u.
For glbernn, Ocean Grove, Ashury Park and
Point Pleasant 70 Is a. Nj. 600 P. N. SATURDAYS
- T. ~ Sundays Except Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park 9 81 A. NJ.
For Lakewood, BaEnegat and Toms River. 4s0
A. ~; 10 P. NJ. Saturdays s. As IL.
Tickets AMI parlor car seats can be procured at
Nos. liz, 235, 261. AS 944, 1l40, 1923 Broadway, No. 1871
Sixth avenue, No. 81 East Fourteenth street., No.
Isl Colum bus avenue, No. 1874 East 125th street, No.
1854 West 18th street, New York; No. ! Court street.
No. $50 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and No. 50 Broad@
way, WILLIAMSBURG T.
The New York transfer Company will call ia
and check baggage from hotel or residence to de
tination.
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b & l.. E. WIS.

Industrial B. s. l.. Association, of No. 1879
South street, held a regular meeting last evea-
ing. at which the annual election of officers oc-
CURED. The following were elected: President,
c. Stork; vice president. A. B. Campbell: treas
urer, W. R. Trimph; secretary, Y. " lnsley;
directors, Oscar Houriet, August Nestler, VIM
Campbell, Emile Mehl, n. w. Shaefer, VIM.
Pfeiffer, John Doscher and Frederick Kuehne.
Several loans, amounting to 1000, were sold at
the meeting. The eighth series OF stock W ere
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-06
CCXxXIIT
TO an act entitled IAN
cities OF tina fourth ella:
xteenth, one thousand
aty-one,a hi TO give the gS
u 10 ilnprOve any OF toe VI

ItA1j Ef GlAAAliks E+
ence to eities OF tina fourth class approved
april sixteenth. one thousand elsnn nun ore
the 20 yer TO improve any OF toe streets, or ave-
nnes therein a tue expense OF the q at large,
anu 10 provide for The payment Of tn same.
l. Pc IL enec ed by tue Senate and General AS
seinbly of the stats Of New Jersey, ina III al
this is q supplement. iC snail be lawful. and thu
common council or othsr governing body an
powered by the provisions OF sae &C 10 which this
Is a supplement is here9y empo ,gef ed and author
lied to improve. pavs, drain. curb. elevate Or de-
press any street or avenJs dndes its ca4rge aad
control or any part or section thereof. at the ex-
pense of tine munic IpalIty a. large, whenever and
In any case In winch said common council or gov
erntng b,,dy shall deem It for the general interest
?. and he 1t enacted, That whenever it shall ap-
near to said common council or o.her governin5
body that it shall be 10 the ADVANTAGE or the munl-
e%iua,ity az large TO improve, pave, drain, euro. Gle
waite or degrees any street. or avtn se. or psrt or
section thereof. said council or governing bc1y Is
emf covered to proSide BY ordinance what kaliiclI-
lar street or avenue. or Fart OF section SEe:eof,
shall be so impruyefi AZ the g neral expense or tAe
municipality a. asrge, aud snitil 1urtfor toyide
the specific kini or qua lIg Or improvement that Is
to be done, and shat furtasr pr,vI t Tor letting
the contract I'm. sccn Improvement TO the lowe {
8. And be it euscted. That IL 81 all be Lawful for
said com asoa council or otHef govefntug Of SUCH
ment OF aLy ex aanditute fvr the imp oveIie6ts
provided for in this act, by issutHs bon $ ROT sx-
ceeding the sum Of taree hundred thousand do
lars. which said BOMBS a. e 70 pe AncNn As ''stteei
imp. ovemanG bonds snail bear intatest not eX
e &c susa II q sspster peei5d tnan ten yeas nor a
longer period than thirty Saars, which bond saall
be executed in the same manner as now provided
4. And be it enacted. That 1t shall be lawful for
said common council or other s2serning Goay Of
such city TO raise by taxaiio 4, iu the 1iian ner and
form as all other moneys Tor the hse or said cl4s
are raised apnistis so much mones as nlay be re
asd tn principal a. IL may come due.
s And be 1t enacted, That This act shall take
effect immediately.
ADDrOyed march IL, 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-06
A PINCUSHION.

whose outlines harmonic with those OF
the star, the silk being full and puffy. A
suspension ribbon is tackled to one of the
points of the star and arranged in a bow
at the top. The design is appropriate
for a sofa pillow, in making which all
the parts would be cut larger and the
suspension ribbon omitted.
The design submitted gives simple de-
tails for the construction of a basket for
holding feminine work or photographs
that, the New York Herald says, can
easily be made with a small saw and
gimlet. The material used may be holly
or any compact, nice looking wood that
suits the taste. A quarter inch board 80
inches long aud 10 inches wide will be
sufficient to construct one Of these bas-
kets.
On one end Of the board, with a COM
pass or pencil and string, draw the dot
ted circle and the included hexagon for
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-06

full. growing and influential factor. Crud-
tiles formerly existing have been corrected
and the dross has given place to refined
| gold
Among those present was Mrs. Alexan-
der L. McGill, of this city.
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CcXxxYI.

A Su, ITO an act entitled IAN act to estab-
llsH Il of statistics upon the subject of
labo tered in all its relations TO the growth
and 6pmens Of state ind Istries, approved
drea Al seyenty-eight.
/. Be itehactel by the Senate and General AS
sempIy or the STATE OF new Jersey. That the sum
Of five Thousand collars be anu il hereby appro.
propaiated FOR the current expenses OF said
;. And be It enactel !. That the treasurer of this
state is hereby authorized 60 pay from any none
not otherwise appropr ated the sum provided for
in the Iirst secrioa OF this act.
). And be it enacted. That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved March II, 1898.
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An Act amendatoyy Of an act entitled IAN act to
s ,rtsn c ~ acs en, aIast,e sn ~ a.. dts ssraaW eou 3 IN IN
this Stale. app owed siarch twenty sew entn, one
amsndment was approved March eleventh. one
thou ,aiid eight hundred aud sisniy-hye.
semb 1y Of sso tats Of New Jersey, ihst. sec
ton three Of sal = act, a. smondeI, be ana the
D. 6nd b, IL ana. "a, 1htt the pieadings to be
flied III said d strict conpts In any suit wnere bne
ceeds :he sum OF value OF two hundred dollars,
shall be The same as those IN TIL circuit courts OF
tue several counties of this state and the prac
tice OF sucn circuit courts. also, in SO far as appii-
cable, shall apply to said district courts IN suca
be some express D .ovisio OF law providing 20 sher,,
wise, ana the declaration in any such snN shall
named In the summons and the plea of demurrer
of the defendant shall be, nled within ,sa
the plaintiffs aeclaration' ana each s%Geceeail :
pleading, until the cause IS az Issue, nal he iled
ing by the opposite par y; and every cau'e wpen
ss : ] iss saali ne an nosi e ,a for g 5lsi a wiss, no swsAe 4
trial shall be .fyeA by the PLAINTIFF and served III
the same manner as In The circdit courts o. tas
shall neglect TO notice his cause for trial within
said time. Judgment saall be awarded for the 20,
the court alIoH further time. and the costs ID be
attorney, court, clerk ami sheriff as are to xabls
in the circuit courts OF the teyeral counties Ia
fhs s niais,,a pr0 sha a. upon aSmsv or '1 Within m s ss e
days after the return day OF the summons he his
fend aS5 or his s attorney, the sepaa eiendan shall plead
or demur thereto within ten days from the date OF
sucn eryice, and in default thereof the plalnttn
may have Judgment IN the same mannsr thai judg,
ment by default Is rendered In the circuit courts OF
By y default in other aies for Want Of or failure 10
nile plea OR demurrer Within the lime aoohe limited
therefor, may be- had and taken by the pla1attf in
said district couit' IN tne same manner as Ia such
circuit courts.
5. Ana be IL enacted, That this act shall take euecs
aApproved March II, 1893.
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may not object to having a slipper case
like the following for her party slippers.
AS by far the larger number of women
wear shoes approximatingto the size last
named, the dimensions here given must
be modified to suit the fortunate few.
Take a piece Of butchers linen IL by
is and fold it in the shape of an enfel-
ope. Featherstitch a hem all around
with colored floss and ornament with
some simple flower in outline. Tie with
ribbons of the same color as the silk
used in er~nbroidering. The slippers may
then be laid away in a drawer safe from
the fear of ravages Of dust and with no
fear of soiling by rubbing. Wrap each
first in tissue paper.
To go with this is a cas- for fine ho-
sisf for evening wear. 1t is made not
a glove or veil case of a piece of
10 by 90. This is large enough to
mold several pairs. Embroider the out
side with the same flower as that used
on the slipper case and line it with a
contrasting shade Of soft silk, with a
perfuraed layer Of wadding between.
Place a puff of the silk all around be-
tween the linen and silk, cross it inside
with straps Of satin ribbon to hold the
hose in place and tie with ribbon strings.
Besides the general laundry bagthat
has become almost Indispensable to the
household, all sorts of smaller bags for
separate individual uses are in vogue.
They are universally liked by all women
Of neatness, and n might well be hung
in each room of the house.
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such search warrant shall be directed shall make
return " his proceedings Hereunder to the court
or magistrate by which or whom such warrant
may be Issued.
g.. And be 1t eaarte I, That the sheriff Of the
count, and all constables, marshais and Lolics
officers OF tny county. city. borough or town, Or
such of them as shall be required. are hereby
directed IL required ny any oficer to wnom such.
warrant may be directed, 70 be present and assist
in the execution thereof.
A. IND be IL enacled, THAT this act shall take Ell
feet Immediately.
ADuFoy0d March II. 1893.
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BARRY CONVICTED OF BURGLARY.

The Jury in the case Of John Barry, John
Brady and John Smith. tried yesterday for burg
larizjpg the stofehouse of the New Jersey Ca r
Spring Company and stealing5a large quantity
Of rubber. rendered a verdict late in the after
noon. The jury convicted Barry and acquitted
Rradv and Smith 81
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEa

sass II u ASH ~ eRbSn As bA~ -
Anthracite coal used exclusively. insuring cleanlI
ntss and comfcrtJ
PARLOk AND oLEEPlN CABS
STATION Foor OF LIBERTY STREET. n. r
Time table In effect May %. 1893.
Trains Leave via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
BUFFALO, fORONTO AMI ChICAGu
EXPRESS DAILY, S:I5, 11:30 A. M,
GOO. 500 p. N.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT Sun
DAY, $40, II;s0 A. M., 1880 r. NJ 6:oa
y. d,
For s~uffaio, Toronto, Chicago, Roches-
ter, Niagara Faus and the West.
sl5; iiS9 a; NJ $40 $40 P. NJ Sundays, BIS. I'D
For Easton. 40. Sis. 1i:O A NJ, 1890, s.s5. 5l5i
500 sU I'm. Sundays, 40 sl5A 1875, ilao A. NJ,
FOR Bethlehem. Allentown, and xauch Chunk,
200, SIS, 1850 A. NJ. llag, sa5. 5:I5, sob 500 ?. Of.
Sundays, 100. s:I5, 1870, iI:a0 A. NJ, $40, 8Ap z ~.
1910 A. n.
ror A~azleton, si5 4. NJ. 1890 sA5. 600. 3 y.
Sundays. S.l5 y IL $40 P. N. WsA
For points In the Mahsnoy coal region
A.. NJ. 1880. &A5 p. M. Sundays Sis A. NJ HI
For W1lkesDarre, Ptttston and Scranton, Sis, y<<
A. N. I2s31, $40 r. NJ. Sundays, except Scrans 81
Biz 1870 A. NJ. 500, 500 F. NJ. "a
For Elmira. SIS. 4. NJ, 1880. 500 P. N. sunday
Bis A. d., 500 Z. NJ Z
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Select some simple bracket with ample
shelves rather than one given over en-
tirely to show Hang a pretty silk cur
tain inside the glass door, store the bot
ties upon the shelves, each with clearly
written label Use the small outer
shelves for books or bits Of f~aience, that
your cabinet may deserve a place upon
the wall of your W ROOM, and in the
drawer, stored safely away, keep bits of
old linen and similar things that may at
n moment be needed for use.
This star shaped cushion IS made OF
pink china silk. A 5-pointed star is cut
from the silk and embroidered at all
its edges with PIN silk in long and short
stitch. It is /, justed on a cushion
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noARp OF FIRE coMMIs IoNEk,

ioFFIcfAL PROCEEDINGS
Regular meeting Of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners held at Department Head
quarters, Wednesday evening, May y. 1888,
The roll was called at s o'clock.
None Of the Commissioners being present
the Clerk declared the Board adjourned
CHARLES EsTERBRooK,
Clerk.
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ing down the WORK with line sa~ndpaper
or glass.
To fasten these parts together five
yards of inch wide satin ribbon will be
plenty. To decorate according to design
given, take a piece of ribbon and draw
one end through a middle bottom hole
in a side piece; then separate the ends
and carry up an end to each upper o I
ner, where it meets a similar ribbon
from the next side, and doubling upon
it through the corner holes is tied in a
bowknot outside the basket. A ribbon
is passed around tho inside, in~terlooping
the corner p~erforations at the base, and
. knot in the center holds the partition
firmly. A plain hollywood basket with
violet, pink or blue ribbons will look
very pretty, as the panels may be deco
rated with painted flower sprays if desir-
able.
This convenient rack, to be suspended
from the side Of the dressing case or
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Trains leave Station foot Liberty st.
WASHINGTON 5HOUR FLYER DAILY
I1;30 A. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT
SUNDAY, p. NJ.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT sun
DAY, $40 A. ~, 4:3O z, Nj.
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being present. and the Clerk being absent,
no business was transacted.
CHARLES EsTERBRooK.
Clerk.
Regular meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners held at Department Head
quarters, Wednesday evening, May II,
1898, at s o'clock. None of the Commits
sioners being present at roll call the Clerk
declared the Board adjourned.
CHARLES Es%TERBRooK,
Clerk.
= Regular meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners held at Department Head
quarters Wednesday evening, May "A, 1898,
The roll was called at $40 o'clock.
Decentralization Donnelly:
Observation-Disclosures Kern and Hen
derson.
A quorum not being present, the Presi-
dent declared the Board adjourned.
CHARLES E~sTERBRooK,
C1ar1y
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Regular meeting Of the Board Of Fire
Commissioners held at Department Head
qarters, Wednesday evening, May ~ 1888,
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Home NICKNACKS.
All Pretty and Some USE
f~ul-Homemade, Too.

Every mother, and irdeed every head
Of a family, knows the necessity of keep
Sng certain remedies within easy reach.
Yet few houses are equipped with med
icine chest hung in a convenient place.
The simple device of uniting use with
beauty will help TO keep these necessities
ever at hand and will provide for their
safe keeping at the same time.
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ASSAULTED WITH A gR BRUSH.

s.af;ke. Moore. a n. forty-three
vaare If age in Justice court charged
sargaret Meebau with ASSAULTED him
WITH a hair bsusb. TH ia so vague,
however. that Dstectiya u have to in
!, yestigare the affair.