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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-21

1spesrssg BssAees an Marrow 0ssge.
The Oregon Improvement Company Is
filing ia mile Of tresstes ten feet high
and less oil along the Coiumbia 4 Puget
Sound sosd. II II also renewing the long
tsestie 1t Maple Valley. one mile long;
thres tsestiss as Franklin aggregating 1.sg0
feet In length aud about 100 feet along
the Newcastle branch. When this work
IL dona the shole line will be in good con-
dition. - the span bridges ara. good for
pevefas years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-21

Confidence is the chief factor in what we call acoo1
business" Without it we have panic
The life insurance business than any other rests q
in the companies ability and wilkins
ness pay Confidence in their ability is based upon O.
financial certainty Of lite insurance methods Confidence
their willingness based upon the promise of ncones,ab
IA feature originally introduced by The Manhattan.
The Manhattan policy contains restrictions whaev
1t promises pay when death where or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-21

3o& O1yOU4o 1HoeE09o 1poooaos
oIym;TA. July M-gSpseiai- 1-In vies
Il joSg fels ned for traek facilities 10
aceomh;odass mill aIFsady il operation
IN this city and eshes manufactures that
might se tDdscsd 20 cone shea shipping
= rsndsssd sasisr. ths eisieeas have bssa
aeisstez over the best way - supply Tie
d<6eiescy. The proposition % build :
sids tsssk from the Northern Pscide roed
70 the sister front down Jedsrson street
met via opposition and was abandoned
A shos. time ago the city council aushoe-
ixed ard concluded . contract to build >
track from near The Nosthern Pacific depot
down VI stsr street bs:ov First, and thence
throuGk 20 she east side. This never
ssousea great antagonism. bet. - the
council vas proceeding 20 prosecute the
work. ssss opposers Of the scheme. among
whom are number Of prominen: citssens.
caused . temporary restraining order TO
b served on the council; this evening after
sdjourn ment. The matter Of application
for an injunction will be heard In the
Superior court on July -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
CONGRATULATING MAYOR WANSGR.

Wanser Club Passes Resolutions : Stand
ing Committees Announced.
Important business was transacted at
the meeting of the Wanser Club last
night. The Board OF Governors elected
twenty-nine new members. Ths Eater
tainment Committee reported that ar
engagements II We bsen made for au en-
tertainment on Thanksgiving Day. The
Commit'e on the Enlargement of the
Rooms submitted q pial which the CLUB
endursei. They were instructed to
go a1eat and maks all necessary ar
rangements. The growing membership
of the club has made the enlargement of
the clubs quarters an absoluts neces-
sity. Tue enlar0smeut will include a
numbe of improvements. Including a
toilet room, card room and room for the
Board of Governors.
The club adopted the following reso-
iutions:-
WHEREAS, His Honor. the Mayor of Jersey
City, Peter F.. Wanssr, has returned TO MS p)st
OF duty after a long siege of illness, recovered
10 health and prepared to carry out the reforms
In our city inqugurated by him.
Resolved, Tat the Wanssr Club extends to
the Mavor its warm and Sincsre congratulate rs
on his recovery aud expresses the hope that he
will continue 10 good health
President Higgins announced the
stauiiag committees for The ensuing Q ir
as follaws:
House Committee III. B. Hughes, Gus.
Ebert. Charles Clemens, Charles w. Mills, Bert
Dodd, G. Kaiser, John W. Mason. John KAISER,
J, d. Blair aui Robert McMasters.
Financs-F. Preusser, w. II. Riley, w. z
Mecconelsin. John Bums5ed aud George Blaich. =.
Political Reform-John Dingwall, John Kaiser,
Jr., 2: L. Shrope. A. L. Wilson. E. jackson, E.
W. Wopllsy, George G.. Toffey, John H.
Weasteil and A. B.. Dusenberry.
Membership-Waiter FULLY, Philip Kaiser and
Walter Haslett.
After the regular meeting the club
went into social session aud mirth aud
music were the order until midnight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
HISTORIC VEHICLES.
Interesting Exhibits at The
Fair-Carriages Of Daniel
Webster and Ex.presi-
dent Polk.


The contrast between past and present is
eowher more sharply drawn than in the
Worlds fair Transportation building. Here
~ 10 be seen almost every means Of locomo-
ton ever devised by human ingenuity, and
the evolution of tho modern fast limited ex-
press of luxurious parlor, dining and Sleep
ing cars can be traced from It's incipience in
the primitive litter of ancient days. It is
not difficult to imagine that in the days be-
fore any ma,f had power or wealth enough
TO compel his fellows to act as beasts Of
burden the first rude litter was devised as
a means of easing the journey of some
wounded or weakly comrade.
Naturally the next application OF the
idea would be to the bearing of other than
human burdens where the strength of more
than one man could be taken advantage of.
Then some man Of power, influence or
wealth compelled, cajoled or hired bearers
to carry him about, and, lol the palanquin
or sedan chair came into being. With the
application of the. first rude wheels it was
found that travelling was rendered easier
and more expeditions, and then it was dis
covered that animals might be substituted
for human motive power, and, behold the
first coach was an accomplished fact.
Since then the lines Of vehicular develop
ment have been p~rincipallyin the direction
of speed, safety and comfort, though such
collateral adjuncts as shape and ornamen-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
HAPPY SUNDAY SCHOOL PUPILS.

Two hundred happy children had a glorious
time ye ,tefday afternoon at Pohimann's Pavil-
ion. They we're members of the Second Re-
formed Church Of Central avenue. AT two
o'clock they started from the church and
marched to the Pavilion, where the afternoon
was spent in games aud in all imaginable good
WAYS. The parade was headed by Mr.. Charles
Hebb, with Misses Hoyt aud Laeckle as aid es.
In the evsning the older people had a good
time.
Pastor E. A, Musry was present and spoke
kindly to each one. Among those who were
present were = Dennis Wawock, William
Dietrich. Misses Annie aud Adeline Ehlers,
Messrs. Adolph, Albert and Ernest Lierhaus,
John Woke. Adam Walters, Henry Walters,
Miss Anna Beuhleis. Miss Lille Lu iwig, Pastor
and Mrs. Muery, Mr.. aud Mrs. Doscner. Me-.
and n 8. Conrad Hoffm 40, Misses Emma and
Mamie Olstmau, Mr.. aud Mrs. George Laport,
me Misses Laport. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bruins,
Edward Liude, Misses Lille aud Florsnce Wsil-
becner. Edward Wetlbechsr, Charles Kroena.
William Kristen, Miss Christie Beck, Miss
Louisa Beck, Miss Cora Doschar. Mr.. ami Mrs,
Adam Vogel, Misses Lille AMI Mary Glanstsiu,
Miss Susie Vogt and the Misses Emma and
Anna Ennis,
The Reception Committee consisted of Henry
DUAL, Adolph Berholz and Charles Laufenbach,
Ihe grand march at niue O'Clock was Lad by
Charles Laufenbacn and Miss Frada Losckle.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
AN ORDINANCE.


TO authorize the Consolidated Traction Com.
pany to locaue construct op-rase aud maintain
street railways over and ta gu 81 certain street
an @h nssnsst th ls directors dssssg nS q the Consolidated Trae,
ton Company ersanfzet under the provisions If
wa,s or r~fiiroads operated 4 street railroads and
5. 1853. having hrss died ID shs orios Of The Sec.
ret Y Of stsss Of w Ss~ , Jersey 2 dess abIs.9;a Of the the
same. did present Siseir pesiAoa 20 the Boatd OF
s srss,sa ana sa,o Ns sssy &C e sn araa, ssis e e serssg TX ~
right TO locate It's traeksin said Jersey q VI con
s asaasssrs Z. Of STATE sas 'e y New s'5 5orss. = ws i,ess routes . ses
ere sci OUT N Lhe petition TO sal Boar 4 ana
In w srssssa 81 : p pasass ass se fa so Ease IEs ss ~ Ds saas
nai.. TIE JERSEY CITY NEW. The ssy Jersey
sThe jersey City Denoeraf.. i've papers pubaished
and circulated IN sail Jersey city, for she space Of
e.n hanared and niaety-tnree. fhse dass Of snest.
ing Of So d Boara when said Board would ee..si 3er
tion Vii more falig asoesr. and
Where's, sach applicatloI for sald to;a.ion Is
before said Bosrd on sasd FIRST day Of May A. d.
inSere ,sa hH ware sn sna h mlIss' ana infs S aea as ss sIie an
piieation has been regularly adjourned to this
Vow Therefore, The Mayor aud board of Street
and Water Co .tnisslonerS OF Jersey tdy Tor an 1
on behalf Of the laahleipaaits taeseoe. do ordain as
sEcriox THAT the location Of the tracks OF the
consoiidated Traction compauv. e.ther sineir or
donais, as SAID COMPANY snaH from titns 10 lime
determine. shall couform TO the routes men tlon d
In their psiition, ald tilei in I a. eaiaeof tls Seefe
tery OF State Of new Jersey shat IL IT, say, so inpeh
thereof es he einafter uescri3ut
Route 40. l. Beng lecated ia the City Of Jersey
City beginning IN the ceatre line Of Strand street.
and Washington street, md thence rAtuning south
erly through the csntrs Of Washington st rect to
Morris 1anei Basin aad cnding thers
hoate Nc. D. Eetng q SO located In the city OF
JERSEY CITY. Beginniog at toe eenyer OF Grove
street whsre the same i inter ecfed by tbs centre
ilnr e e. W rsgsr. err sa,es & W Essass s Iasai ss ,h ms nsnsas
line of Sunplit avenue; thence n~orIherly along ths
centre line OF summit avenue to The centre lfRs OF
Academy street TO the centre line OF Van Reypen
place; thence running In q norther " direcii0H
along Tonneie ayanre 10 The centro line OF the
County Road. where. 4 intsrsects said lonnele
running northerly along The centre OF the sal
County road 10 the cAntre OF Pen horn Creek and
ing from the centre line Of summit avenue and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08

Sheldon on the same track last fall when
the latter made the record, 2.19. which
Hibibi smashed YESTERDAY. Cypress WIS
a little too fat to 10 his best. but Sheldon
polished aff the field in splendid style.
winning the first third and fourth heats.
Little Monarch won the f~ve-eighths
mile heat race very easily. The winner Is
u small gray geldlug, hut oae OF the best
bred sprinters in training today. Hs is
nv Little Minch. dam Cricket. II was
his second victory this week. His jockey.
hnnn. has landed every winner so fur
this week.
Az err the regular events were decided
Aletta, by w. H. Vanderbilt, dam K tie
Berry, started to beat ner bssG rec Jrd,2 81.
She was driven bv McGoy, an on the
fest trial YVES paced by y Running horse.
The latter got too close TO her Lead IL the
first half mile aud she broke. Mccoy
logged back to the stand and said he
would try it without the runner. Hs got
the word and the mare SKINNED over the
course In 1855. Her dam aud sire are
both owned ny Bassini aud Ridal OF this
city.
The total value of the premiums
awarded is about Sl5,00J.
An acc Iuut of the interesting events
that occurred on "Pre5iIeat Hip yester-
day Will be found In another COLUMN.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
CORPORATION NOTICE
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Hlf N
Notice is her eby given that the Commissioners OF
Assessment for Jersey City Will meet at their once
in the bull ling occupied by the Board Of street
and Jersey avenue. jersey CITY. j, on Tuesday,
september Nth, 1898, at nine O'clock a. a., 70 ap4
10 be acquired, and easements to be tasen for
constructing and maintaining . main sewer upon
Beginning at the intersection OF the eent ira line
OF Girard avenue AMI a line dTayn parallel t. the
10 fest southeastsrly therefrom measueed at right
angles thenee running norsherly parallel stth said
ID feet therefrom measured at risht angles 10 the
c.ntrs line o. DaIlerth avenue, thence h%orthsrly
under said canal to Newark BAY.
there wll pc taken for toe purpose Of construct
strip Of lana . 4f ssss r. a. wi ItSs b sh IS ~ fact y t5 :
width on either side of the following described cen
tire lines
Girard avenue 6pd q line drawn parallel TO the
southeastern side Of tie Norris Canal ahd ,Istant
ID feet southeastsrlF therefsom measured at right
angles, themes running n%ortherly usrall-l with said
soltheaSterly side OF the Morris Canal and distant
centre iine OF Dapf0rrh eveaue. thence nnrIhsrly az
right ang rs Hitn the Morr sCanaI. rrlssin T, under
Aua also a fe= simplr TO q strip Of land 81 feet in
width. being Is feet IN with on either side OF the
following de ertaed centre lins;-
Beginning at y poiat formed BY the intersection
of the north : esterls side of tho AaFrislan IL and &
line running at right aug)as to AID Morris Can ! as
heresnbeforp described THENCE runnins uorlhsrly
III a straight linz or course TO low water mack IN
Newark Bay, which lands and eRSenl IN t. are neees-
main sewer.
viii hear all parties Interested WHO desire 10 be
heard be fore them on the value OF the real estate
tine damage when any owner OF such real estate or
OF any interest therein may sustain hy reason VI
HUMPHREY W. CARR,
II s 8Ut.TZ, JR.,
U0RNELiUS ]. CROAAN.
Commissioners of Assessment.
Dated Jersey CITY, y, j., september LIST, 1883
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
sAeREp CATTLE oF INDIA.

and silver utensils. Now, however, they
are bred for draft purposes and are found
to be faster and stronger than mules.
They are short horned and nave a distinc-
tive hump between the shoulders not I'M
like that of the American buffalo. They
are thin skinned and short haired, and
their coats glisten like satin.
Strange to say, the best representatives
of this Herd come from. the island of Trim
idad, where they have been breeding them
for the past 10 or ~ yHars very successfully
and use them frequently for carriage pur-
poses. They are naturally fast trotters,
and there is no difficulty Id crossing them
with either stock. the product being 4 swift
footed draft animal. "
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
On ana after September 4th, 1898. trains vii
leave JERSEY CITY aa follows
n xus NOW w.t- 4Hrou ~ .E

On ana after September Attn, 1898. trains vii
leave JERSEY CITY as follows
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.
s:iS-A. NJ, the CoLUMBIAS EXPRESS daily for Gin
einnati. Columbus, Chicago and IndIanspoIis.
y~estibuls sleeping, Dining Cars and Coaches.
Sleeping ears, daiiys' Tor Pittsburs, co oiionSSu
Cleveland and Chicago, daily except Saturday for
me =: lsd noon. the celebrated PSExssxLyas14 LIMITED,
e sas RlIiRsffS Of Of i paiI s5ass q aet a. sssy1 6ss cqImps sDs
s,nafTeo n.r Sleeping; Dining, observation and
e~lsqs5rlysl tiyh!s, daily Tor pisssbuTs md chieasa.
~ M ~. LOUIS, CsicAGo ASD CINCINNATI Ex
Carr. daily 10 Columbus. Cincinnati, Chicago. and
G.l5 +. NJ, wEseEax EXPRESS. with puIlmaa
eaGo and Sleyelsnd; niniug Car TO Phtladelphis
sWP y; s9UTHwEsTERx EXPRESS. daily for Col.
S Seaonb;is ein Tnraasb Ing %anapo lsr st. n ,oGis and
Altoona 20 Richmond, Ind.
ing Car % chicago daily aiffsk FOR Pitts burg Pa" cSi s,ssp'
= 2ledss aPe poAans1usi daily except Saturday for
For baltimore. washingtol and the South at a.ta
9 ,f1i ! p Pal II i ear4 q AMI NJ; Ta g. y G1segEs5oSaL
II / lehfls GA SarS Samoa q; 81 ana "a + ~ \ T. ard ESnJ 1sso
Esshs al bining ctsSr!i'.o IA AZ Els ana rs renfP. ?. 4. ana
ia. nisar For Baltimore onIy, Lis F. n. week,
Expnxss for Philadelphia "a. z.s4, a1a, sa, ais,
i I'd IL is.ss sa Al It lis 4 ia 4. 81! 81 a4 Pen as Gsylf g. 4 E agt
~, sl5 I'M. and t2+Sg night, SUNDAY. ga, a44 ais
AIS. {.sa. 5 is 6.4l SOUS la ais =. ii, and i, 50 night
ACC hmodAtion: Ills a. NJ. Al and us Pm
EXPRESS for PhilaIelphia via Camden At9 g. "A
satnrdass oriy1s la 4 NJ LIZ ges ? e. AZ 10
p. NJ.
For Atlantic City naA 4 NJ, Sasurday oaIyl.
l1-A 4. 81. LA, 2D3 P. NJ. with through PuI'msu
buffet pariT car and day eoaen 1T aohed. s.s3 and
a12 p, H.. week DAYS,
For Cape May tih4 A. NJ. Saturday only. lila
A, d. 2-2IP Y. week days.
For Long Er non. Asbury Park, Ocean Gro We.
Point Pleasant and Inter m dIate stations, via Rsh-
way, S.44 T,S2 o d / IS A. NJ. 13,23 Q-3i Saturday
only, ~. 81 S5a. 4.32 a,s2 AMI III P II, on
sunday q, 10 A. H. and 81! r. II. do not stop
at Z sbury Park or Ocean Grove on suaday.l
The New York Transfer Company ill call for
deHces
S. d. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD.
GenI Manager. Gent. Pa seager Agsnt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
THE NIAGARA FALLS AND WORLDS FArR
ROUTE.
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake and

Mountain Resorts.
Trains leave I'D st: North giverl station. New
York, as follows and Is minutes earlier frum foot
FRANKLIN st. y. X. Terminal station at WeehaW-f
gen. =: =. can % reached via trains OF n. J. j. nd.
$50 .. M.zDaily. local to Suspension Br dge and
Cataklll Slountains except SundaSa. was Of Joey--
mans L~unctfea. ~Sleepiag ear. AeH YORK 70 Bloom
vile, SUNDAYS. onlT; can be eccupiea = r NJ
49, a. M.-DaiIy local to albany for Catskui
Mountains and Saratoga. Parloe car 10 AlSAnJ,
T.IO M-DaIly for Albany, Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo. Stasart Falls, Detroit. chIeIRo
A-il.5 a. Nj daily, except Sunday, TO CatskiH
Mountain 8, Ssw palE. Lakes Nohans sad Mime
W ska, Albany. s,rstosa, Caldwell. Lake George
L16P ~, SATURDAYS only. Hall Holiday Special
to CstsxtH Mountains. PaEl os car astaehed
Atb Il. n Daily for AlaSny, Montreal Tits = SYRIA
cuse, Rochester, BuRaIo, Niagara Falls. ToreRto.
Detroit, Cleveland aud Chicago.
Albany. Saratoga and Montreai, PaFle- ear 20
SIS p Daily for Albany, Utica. Syracuse. Rosh-
Cleveland and Oh caSo
A:mLsavei Aro9Slyn oy Annex Hoo a. NJ
Jsrsey City Z r. K: Station, iL1l
*l9s si1.4sP, II tpsily.
cuss. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara ralls, TJroaso,
Detroit Cleveland and Chicago on all through
Tor tickets, time tables. parlar aud sleeping cAr
accommo atoms, or infoFmatioa, amply Offices;
hrooklAn. No. sS1 Washington street, No. 20 Full
ton street; annex ONCE, foos Fulton stree. New
way. i4i Bowery. 10. 81 East Fourteeuth street,
No, 81 West One Hundred md twenty fifth street.,
Febohen, n, J. No. los HUDSON street. and az
~ C. 4. LAMBERT.
General Passenger Agent,
No. Y Vanderbilt aveaue
70 II
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
CAR INSPECTORS MEET.

In Humboldt Hall last night Nav Jersey
l. r No. /, Car Inspectors Protective Asso-
G Jon held a very int resting meeting. Before
the discussion Of tho latest system OF air brakes,
Eve candidates were init ated iuto the mysteries
transacted.
On the question CT the adoption of the new
air braks u lively discussion took place, shared
10 by all tho members. The majority was
against its use claiming that it is unsafe In its
operation. The weather interfared with the
attendance. but in spite Of this drawback a
profitable evening was spent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
SECOND DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.

A regular meeting of the Democratic Com.
mittee OF the Second Assembly District was he Id
at Monticello and Harrison avenues last night
Mr.. Thomas Bremen acted as chairman in the
abs ence of Mr.. Herman, the regular chairman.
There was q large attendance, aud considerable
business was transacted. a number Of petitions
ware signed, and due cou sideratoa was giyen TO
the ia II ampaien, All members present were
req uested to have their precinct clubs orgauiz.
ed as soon as possible. Mr., Frank N, Keibeger
is secretary of the committee. They adjourned
to meet again at the call of chairman.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
SALVATION ARMY DOINGs.

Corps No. ] Of the Salvation Army was re-
inforce d last night at its headquarters, Grove
and Nj entgomery streets, by Captain and Mrs.
Escott and the members of tho Blyonne Corps,
led By Lieutenant Vincent and a brass band,
coursed Salvation Army music outside head
quarters, attracting II large crowd. but though
the msmbers anticipated it, yet the police did
not interfere with them, The rain. however,
by Adjutant Hicks, Lieutenaat Piks and Mr. 5.
Escott. Bridget Ryan, a buxom young lady of
the EN- erald Isle. with a rich brogue, told the
gathering that she had been disowned by her
father and mother for joining the Army, but
the happiest moments OF her life. she said,
were since she became q Saivationist. Captain
Escott delivs red an Interesting address on sin,
and urged al ] to embrace Gods truths.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
wooLEY NOMINATED FOR SHERIFF..

Nine men and six boys met in the small back
parlor Of Mr., John McAuiife's house, No, B04
Grove street last night to nominate, as Mr.. Felix
publican candidate for Sheriff. y Mr.. Ed. W.
Wooiey, Chairman OF the Republican County
Committee and Commissioner Of Appeals Id
cases OF Taxation, got toe nomination, Had it
not been stormy" explained Mr., Fdlix Brown.
I'VE would havs had nearly fifty present.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
n cHAacEKY OF NEW JgnsEY-To JOSEPH

L 3. Jones;
BY virtue of an order OF the Court of ChaneeFy
Of New Jersey = AIDE on the day OF the date tnsrsof,
In a cause wherein John z. Andrus Is complain,
ant. and yea and Others are defendants. you are
required 10 appear. plead denur or answer 70 the
OF october next, or that In defaHlt thereof ssIcn
decree be made against. you as the Chancellor
1led to foreclose q mortgage made br fifnothy
Burke and wife and Joseph IA Jones and wife, 10
the complain ant, boring date september 18th.
1881, to secure payment u five hundred doll ss
($5y0} upon lands In Jersey City. and you jose ph
H. Jones are made defendant because you claim
to own a. undtpi ed half of said lands.
Dated, August i4th, 1928
WALLIs EDW RDS & BUASTED.
solicitors Of Complainant.
Office and Post ONCE q tdress:
NO. l, Exchange Place. Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
n che BABY l. CUTTING T,oetA.

Be sure and use that old ana weii-tried rem.
edy, Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for
children teething. 1t sonthes tha child,
softens the gums, allays all pain. cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08
ONLY AN Old RoUSDER.

Catherine Waters, San old rounder.'' Of no
particular address, was committed to the
County jail this morning BY justices Q'Do nneli
tramp.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08

The above two (2) resolutions referring
to appropriations of $1,000 and S12, 000)
were each adopted by the following vote,
the yeas and nays having been ordered and
taken:
Yeas-President Hitler and Messrs.
Bedell, Detwiller and Fraser-4.
Excused from yoting-Mr. Simpson,.
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
BY President Hitler:
Resolved, That the Corporation Counsel
be and is hereby requested TO give his opin-
ion in writing as to whether this Board can
appropriate any moneys to any Board of
this city, if it is known to this Board tina
said moneys will be used to pay bills in
CURED prior to the making of such a%ppropri-
alton and unpaid out of any former az mo-
priation made by this Board to any Boz 4 of
this city.
Adopted by the votes of all the members
of the Board. FIVE l5) in number, on the
call for the yeas and nays.
On motion of Mr.. Bedell, the Board ad-
journed.
MARTIN FINcK, Clerk.
Regular meeting of the Board of Finance
held in its rooms at the City Hall on Friday
evening, September l, 1893, at eight
o'clock.
Present-None.
Absent President HITLER and Messrs.
Bedell, Detwiller, Fraser and Simpson,.
No quorum being present, the Board
stood adjourned.
MARTIN FINeK,