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sr stitching one above the other and
each extending up with the sleeve at the
point where the scallops join together.
Around the neck there is a ruffie Of
flannel embroidered and feather stitched
in tho same way which frills little way
down the front to the girdle.
SNore dainty still are the pure white
flannel gowns with all the pretty stitch
ings done in pale blue or pink or hello
trope. Sometimes the edges of the sleeves
are scalloped. and a single line of feather
stitching follows the outline of the seal
lop one or two inches above the edge.
In the space between French knots are
dotted or tiny flower sprays are worked
at intervals, or the scallop may be
omitted for a band Of Russian needle
work, which is simply a pattern in the
old fashioned cross stitch embroidery
that our grandmothers wrought on sam
pier and that our mothers counted out
on Java canvas. And this pattern is to
be done in black or q mixture of the old
blues and reds seen in Hoibein work, If
it would really be artistic aud according
to the Russian idea.
A very attractive and serviceable gown
of this kind is made in red wool, with an
embroidery of black. Less elaborate, but
equally coy, are the bath robes of elder
down wool simply bound with ribbon,
which may be made to do duty as a
dressing gown to lounge in. These are
simple straight princess garments, with
little attempt at style or fit.
one or the prettlest tea gowns or Prln-
cess Marie of Edinburgh's trousseau is
shown in the cut. 1t is made with a
long train of brocade in white and yell
low, embroidered by hand with clusters
of crimson roses. The front and under
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NO. aSoHOoEs aFLAG DAY.

At No. 3 school this morning there was a short
entertainment before the session began. The.
entertainment was to celebrate .sFlag Day ;"
Dlrecto. Cowles OF the Board of Education a nd
Snyder were present. and a
pleasing vocal and musical entertainment was
carried out. An essay was read by James
Miller. one of the scholars.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-14
Ifthe Baby Is eating Teeth,

Be sure and use that old n well-tried REM
children teething. IT soothes the child,
softenes the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhma,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-14
no MORE sHAKE-UPS.

Employees of the Jersey City and Bergen Rail
road Company are raising the tracks on Hem
derson street. each side of Montgomery. The
object is 10 so arrange the frog that the shak-
ing up passengers receive now, at that point
will be done away with.
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Tea Gowns, House Wraps
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Health Resorts.

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flannel, a wooden web with a soft silk
warp simply fastened about the waist
with a cord and heavy tassels of black.
Over the sleeves are full caps embroider-
ed in a point about the edge with black
and above this three rows of feath-
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CHAPfER CCI4XyIv.
An Act to allow municipalities to issue bonds 70

SUI GeJ lfh improvements.
l.. Be II enacted o. the senate AMI General As
sem bly, If the state Of New dorsey, That III all
easel wherein commissioners OF assessments,
boa d of assessors or other persons having the
power AMI anthorlty by sny act or acts OF the
legls.aLule OF this srate, to asses the cost, daal-
ages and spenses of auy improvements upon The
flied by such Improvement, shall assess or nave
total cost OF any Improvement IL small be LAWFUL
such a sessInent was Or snail hereafter be made,
TO issee the corporal , obligations oi sucu munich
paliss for the payment OF the amount of tue cost
Of ny such i'm pr1yeinenes not sssess ID upon the
lanu or upon me owner or owners OF land bone
nted by such Improvement
z. And be 1t enacted. That for the payment OF the
costs of such improvements in excess OF the
amount SO assessed as aforesaid. the corporate
authorities OF auy such municipality may issue by
ordinance, bonds or Obligations OF sucn municipal
tty FOR the payment tuereof, which said bonds
stialI in no case exceed the sum OF seuent y live
thousand dollars, and shall not bear more tsaa five
per centunl interest, and to bs sod for not less
than par; said ordinance snail distinctly specify
and provide this ways and means and abe rua.ner
Of payment OF said oonos an the interest thereof.
ana shall be irrepealAbie uAttl ali OF SAID bonas
soall be paid.
Il. And he i5 enacted, That the amount for which
bonds sDall be- ISSUED BY any municipality under
the provisions Of this act may be In excesa OF any
limitation in its charter or supplements thereto as
to the amount OF It's bohded indeb adness.
5. And be iJ enacted. That This act shall be
deemed a public acI. and take effect immediately.
Approved March 81 1875.
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CHAPTkk CCLXXIII.

A supplement 10 an act entitled "An act to
establish in this state, boards of health aud u
bureau of vital statist. cs, ara TO denna Jnelr re-
spectlve powers and du ies.'. approved narch
thirty-irst, one Thousand q : hundred
eighty seven.
/ Be IL enacted by the Senate anu Senera As,
sembIy OF the state OF New Jertey, mat iii local
bard or heal ii may prescribe 81 penalty fof tn d,
violation OF any otiinanc :, section OF code. Or
mendmt ub thereof, heretofore o. hereafter pass
"a by SUI, h board, not 10 exceed one hu4dred dol
lars nd not less Ltlaa { ~ doll rs.
a And Ds e. enacted, that sHcn board sha | not be
! enuired 10 pro sIds q peallty SPECIFIC In a M UNI
for the viola ions referred " in seed "a one ne 'evf,
but they Glay prosi e that the penalty shall NOT 90
less than enc sivea sum nor greAset than ano.her
given sum. the amount of such PENALTY bet wee l
tue maximum aud MAXIMUM inclusive. snail De
left o the discretion or tae 6 ,urG or Inagistrat e be-
fore whom Complaint may be III de; pepvided.
howev +. thai this acs sh III not oe Construed so as
10 inyalfdate any ordinances now in fofce.
8. md be IL enacted, that all acts or parts OF acts
In con let herewith be aud the same, IN SO far a.
IDay may .ondtct are repealed
j. Aad be it enacted, That this at shall take
effect immediately.
AnnroYed Marcn u. 1893.
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CHAPTER ccLIII.

An ACT to enable second class cities in this
in said cities and 10 issue bonds for the payment
j. Be il enacted by the Senate and General AS
sembly Of the state Of New Jersey, That in any
city of the seconl class IN this state IN which the
authorities 1t shall and may be lawful for the
p3otic wors, or cener governing body shall be
oallei. wAeneyer Lucy snaii deem l. eS
1itional land s0 p0T proosrty ana wa aepui soure essn water ter
rights and privileges as they snail CON
or near the present water wo Ks or at any other
ely. and to sink wells and to erect thereon reser-
voirs, pumping stations aud such buildings as may
boara Of aldermen. board of pubic WORKS Of DINER
governing body " that purpose. anu 70 purenass
ances as shall be deemed advisable. and to lay
p IiDes Tor rs eq lnia NV w, thino said city : oS ond 70 isg ad shs
tionai pipes in and along the streets OF such city
fSsr sns p saa snas q f e shsII ana m nns S Sc faws sapP Pr
said1city 10 acquire the said iani, water rights or
properly. ID tee simple or any lesser estate or
Z. md be it enacted, That whenever in the
judgment OF the canmon council, board of alder
men. board OF public works or other governing
body OF any sucn city, additional water facilities
may be lawful for such council, board of public
works Or other governing body to auihori4s the
cits, or other person OF personr aDpointad by said
c3unclI boar OF aldermen, board or public works
or other governing body, TO treat with the owners
Of such lands and water right as may be required
TO be. used for waite. purposes; and in case IL
erty cann3t be purcnased by agreement with the
owner Or owners, Or 10 case the price dsma ded
the 60 mlaon co lncii, board OF public works or
other governing body. m any case exorbttant and
more tnan d Ialr equivalent therefor, then the said
chief engineer or Other person or. persons appoint
cd BY said common coencil, board Of pubic WORKS.
board Of aldermen or other governing power shall
report tins same with adesctiption Of the lands to
the com mon council. beard or puolic works OF
or public WORKS or other governing body may
order or direct the condemnation thereof.
1. and be IL enacted, That IL tho said common
| council, DO I'd OF public woeks or Other governing
body shall IN an case direct the ondemuatIon OF
any lands or water rights, as provided for in the
preceding soctioD. e shall lie the duty OF the city
council forthwith to apply 70 one II the justices OF
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$50 A. NJ. i go P. NJ.
For Theron. ocean Grove, Asbury PARK and
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u P. NJ sundays Except Ocean Grove and
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CHAPTER ccLxxII.

A Further Supplement to an act entliled AN act
concern n taxes" approved April fourteenth,
/. Be tt enacted by The keu lie anu General AS
sembty Of tina State of New Jersey, That all bonds,
SECURITIES. Improvement certificates, and other
evIaence OF indeDi ednes5 heretofore or hereafter
issued ny anis state or 81 any couni there II, r by
CITY, town, town snip. bofousn, scho Il district, or
other municipality OF lzls state, sn-il be exempt
from / axati0 for any purp {ses.
Z. Anu be enacted. That this act shall Cake effect
Immediately.
Anproyed March u. 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-14
CCLxxvI.

APT CCLXXVI
An Act to set Off the township OF Randolph. in the
county of Burlington, iuto the township OF Wash
inglon n sal county, !
Special public.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-14
CHAprER CcLxxv.

WTE-"T- CFAPIEF VIZ
ION in the county OF Burlington. a part OF tn
present township OF Lumbeftoh, In said county
Special public.
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IN CHANcERY OF NEW JEll

TO Augusta Smith. N
BY virtue of an order of col
New Jersey made on the day 1
a cause wherein William usn4|
ant and you are def enuant. t
appear, plead. answer or Geo
said coniplalnant on or
day OF Auxust next; or the
taken as confessed againse4
filed against you for a diT
matrinony.
Dated the twenty tntbn
teen hun ired aud nine1H
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-14

of all washing mediums, you
will find Peaylame. When you
have found it you will never
let it go. In washing clothes
or cleaning house, you can
find nothing else that saves as
much work without doing the
slightest harm. Use PsarA1e,
and you can find no fault; if
you don't use Psarlzne, the
fault is your own.
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cHAPrEn CCLXyI

A Further Supplement to an act entitled AN act
to establish and or aniss the state reform school
for Juvenile onenders,' approved April sixth.
ono thousand eight hund fed and sixty-hVe.
J., Be fl enacted by tho Senate and General AS
senbly of the state OF New JERSEY. rhnt the sum
OF live thousand dol ar5 is hereby .appropria. ed, 60
be used exclusively ia tho com pistt IL Of he cree
ton or a new iamity buildins and for furnishing
the same, to provide better accommodation, Tor
Institution.
feet immediately.
AnurOyeI March 27 1913.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-14

A Further Supplement to an act entitled IAN act
to establish and Ofgs IN re { le 9 ats reform school
for ia emile osgenlers,n approved apriI sixth.
on taousaaJ eight hsndrea am slxtynve.
sembiy OF me state Of Sew Jeraey. That the sum
OF four thousand dollars is hereby Appropriated to
be use / exclusively in the purchass Of the necss-
sary lands aad apparatus aod for toe purpose OF
la,ing and constructing tie necessary wafer pipes
to the lands OF the No " Jorss5 STATE reform scnool,
TO the end mat a permaue 1t water supply may be
established Tor said sea ,ol.
.. AMI be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect I'm nledlnteiy
Approved MARCH, Il, 1893.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-14

E. A. Stursis filed the following report
of the condition of the fire houses in this
city with Inspector Benjamin this morn
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-10-05
The Silver Question.

The silver question has been 1.-THE bone
OF contention for a long time, but how
few there are who understand it, or who
know anything about how or where the
silver itself is obtained. or how it is
handled before it is made into money
To those, indeed to everyone, the eX-
cellent article on 'Silver, from Mine to
Mint, handsomely illustrated, which is
published in Dsmorest's Family Magazine
for October, will be especially interesting
as well as instructive. Another article,
e" The Silver Secret. gives in familiar and
easily comprehended style all the i'm
portant points about the vexed Silver
Question, and the story In the Silver
Thread - tells one OF those romatic
incidents in the experience OF an owner OF
a silver mine that seems too wonderful to
be true, Yet happen more frequently than
they are recorded. The story OF The
Captains Daughter at the International
Cup Race is cmbellished with illustra-
tons OF the cup-defenders for the
America cup, in previous races as well
as that OF 1893, and one OF the Nalkyre
accompanied by Il portrait of Lord
Dunraven. All interested in yachting
should have these fine pictures OF yachts
The Diary OF an Athletic Girl increases
III interest; there are several excellent
stories: all those interestedin Horticulture
i'll winter should read Winter House
Flowers before selecting their house
plants for the coming season. The
designs for lamp-Shades are especially
aprOpos Just now; and all the depart
mentS are replete with novelties and
valuable information This typical Fam
lily Magazine is published for only 81
year, by W. Jennings Demorest, - East
18th St. New York,