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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30
JUDGE BEAsLEY BUSY.
Two score of Cases on the District
Court Calendar.
to the JerseB CatJ Ncfr

b'tttt
r,,aga Reaslev who had been i'll lately,
presided in the city District Court yes,
terday for the first time since he was in
disposed. one of the largest calendars
of cases vet prepared in the court was
disposed of. There were exactly Two
score of suits on the list. Ten judgments
were awarded and two warrants of re-
inoval issued in tenancy cases The
other suits were adjourned to future
dates. Three contested cases were tried,
judgments being given in two and de-
cision being reserved in the other.
In the case of Jonathan Lodge against
James H. Roman, to recover the amount
Of a promissory note given in part pay
men for hay purchased, judgment was
for se2.10. John Sykes appeared
for Lodge and W. G. Roman, of New
York. for the defendant.
There was considerable amusement fur
nished in the case of Angelo NJ. Suozzi
against Giuseppe Masaro. of he old bor-
thirty-one nights the Orchestra at Mas
saro's place. Judgment was awarded for
S21.47. w. Holt Apgar represented the
plaintiff and John A. Montgomery the
Judge Beasley reserved decision in the
case of Squire John P. Rogers against
Patrick Connolly and Owen Kelly, to re-
ove 500. 0 months rent Of a saloon
place and Kelly was his surety.
Connolly filed IN offset alleging that
Rogers owed him $40. being money
fDaned. Rogers denied this. Edward w.
Evans was counsel for Rogers and Will
liam M. Jameson appeared for the de-
PENDANTS.
Judgments were awarded in ~unconest-
ed cases as folIows:-Farmers' National
Bank v. John Fl. He'll & Co. Sl1S. n:
5ohn Dixon. administrator, v. Margaret
Nolan. $3.50; o Dixon V. Wilton
Stevens. $3.50; John Dixon v. David Tay-
lor. s33. rs: S. P. Durham & Co.. v. VIII
liam H. Bower. $38. 22: William H. YOUNG
ct al. v. John G.. Kelly, st3. o.; eJoseph
srhenermann Y. William H. Simmons ct
warrants were granted&in these ten
s snsy ca aas p 3 n%,s Ionas i se A1nis
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30
NICE POINT DECIDED.
why Judge Green Refuses To Gram
a New Trial,

SrsriGs Ia ire .rTTsGp CITY Ne1ts.
TRENTON, April 80. 1S~95.-Judge Green
filed an important opinion in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday in the case
Of Lillian A. Clark. of Newark, against
the D.. l.. & w. Railroad Company,
which was recently tried. resulting in a
verdict for $500 damages for the death of
her husband in an accident on that road.
A motion for a new trial was made be-
cause of the .nadeauacy of the verdict.
Judge Green. in disposing of the mat
ter. said
1T is insisted that a much larger
amount should have been awarded. /
nave no hesitation in saying that ! should
have sustained a larger verdict had one
ground upon which to base an order to
set aside the verdict in this case.
ut is well settled that where there is
no. certain measure for damages, q court
judice, passion or corruption in the jury;
or where the verdict is palpably against
the evidence. There y not the slightest
under influence of a perverted Judgment:
or can a verdict be fairly characterized
as clearly palpably. decidedly and strong
the books, to be SO much against the evil
dence as, ON the first blush of It, to shock
the sense Of Justice.
would have limited the verdict as the
Jury DID, but whether there was any
evidence which would justify the Jury In
rendering the verdict which IS objected
to.
I'm the case at bar evidence as to the
amount of ~pecuniary injury sustained by
the widow and text of kin was slight.
Ard it cannot be asserted hat the jury
did not deal with the whole case fairly.
no some extent the amount of the YER
Diet IS in actions of tort for death within
the discretion of the. jury and having ex-
ercised that discretion a court has no
right to interfere with the result reached,
unless substantial criticism upon the ao-
ton of the jury a justly be made.
The motion for a new trial is denied"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30
TEACHERS WANT MONEY.
Trentom,s school Hoard Hold Rack
Salaries by Reason Of = Split.
Special to the Jefsev City Ne

Spccial to the jersey City Neaes.
TRENTON. April 80, 1s95.IThe Trenton
Board of Education has split on the
question of Organization. and as a result
1856 school eachers and twenty-five school
j~anitors are likely TO go out without
their April salary, and as a majority Of
the female teachers have not yet
lone their spring shopping there are
many loud and pertinent comments.
At the time Of the regular organiza-
ton of the new board two weeks ago,
no agreement could be reached on the
selection Of the subordinate officers.
The Danocrats had the whole FIVE
which the commissioners select. but as
the board is now non-partisan IN its
the Republican, claimed that
they were entitled to two5off1cers out of
the five. The Republicans attended a
conference last Thursday night, but as
the Democratic members, headed by
Judge Robert S. Woodruff, declared that
they would proceed with their plan in
dependent of the Republicans, the latter
The Tss Psm ger w hen has i s fs5 H & Ct
and east q vote when there is a tie.
s. Provost as Secretary Yesterday he
Republican membsfs served foilSe on
money paid out on the warrants Of the
new. secretary would be CONTESTED \
u Wonlq b bonds al IL FOR 1908. n naturally BE-,
came alarmed and has applied to the
City Solicitor for advice.
tb The eoa AgGil aalsT Is settled sfs da There enS viii ah 81
no money paid out.
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CATCHING SHAD.
Fishermen Reaping a Plenteous
Harvest - Exceptional
Run Of Shad.
speefal to the Jcrsep citu Neus.

TRENTON, April 80. 1Ss5.-The shad
fishermen along the Delaware are moi
Winding the demands of the beef trust
a little bit, as this is their harvest time.
The catch in this vicinity is particularly
fine. and they are held at fifty cents
each for the choice. The fish seem to
be more than ordinarily fine this year.
and find a ready sale. Further up the
river, too, the sturdy fishermen are being
we'll requited for their toll. One day last
week between three and four thousand
shad were taken at the four fisheries at
Lambertville and New Hope, and n lot
of fifty was shipped away that weighed
from five to twelve pounds each. At
F~renchtown, too, the Dove fishery caught
six hundred on Tuesday. and SO the story
goes all along the river.
F1sH HAWKS WORK.
The steamer Fish Hawk, which is now
engaged in the work of propagating shad
at the mouth of the Potomac, will come
to the Delaware about May 10 and re-
main during the remainder of the shad
season. This vessel is under command of
Lieutenant Robert Plat, United States
Navy, who is admitted the best man in
the service for hi particular work. To
q UfOQBH hiO WlEQSt VI tHC waists ~
the Atlantic coast, acquired while en-
gagged an the coast survey in surveying
and mapping the Atlantic coast and its
principal highways, Lieutenant Plat
combines intimate acquaintance with the
nature and habits of food fishes, obtain
ed by many years of patient n sntellt-
gent labor In the service of the Fish
Commission and earnest enthusiasm in
the prosecution of his work. To his
labors OF the Delaware the people are
largely indebted for the abundance of
usually large catches of shad 10 being
made in the Delaware Encourage the
Fish Commission in the belief that Lieu
tenant Plat W.l be able this season
to hatch out at least 30, 0O0,0 900 fry, which
will be mainly distributed in the Della
ware and tributary BRANCHES;
The extent to which shad will be arti-
fcially propagated this year will be I'M
derstood when It Is stated that the Com
mission expect to distribute about $780,
900, 900 fry in the Atlantic streams. This
is a three-fold greater number than has
ever before been distributed in one year.
and its extent and Significance win be
better appreciated when 1t is known that
Der of shad that will be taken from all
the Atlantic streams this year for mar
ket. That is to say, the Fish Commis-
sion, by artificial propagation, will put
into the water fifteen shad for every one
taken out for commercial purposes.
When it is remembered that this artificial
contr. button will be supplemented by the
through natural agencies. 1t will be seer,
that there Is no immediate likelihood
of the shad becoming scarce on the At
lant.c coast for many years.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30
BOARD OF FINANCE.
(omcial Proceedings.)

(Oficial Proceedings.)
Adjourned meeting of the Board of
Finance was held at its rooms at the
CITY Hall on Tuesday, April %, 1895, at
11:3O A. M.
Present-President Jones and Messrs.
Bailey. Detwiiler. Hardenbergh and Simp-
son-5.
Absent-None.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES.
The reading Of the minutes of the regu-
lar meeting of April Is. 1885, was dis
pensed with. and the said minutes were
approved as engrossed N the minute
book, on motion of Mr.. Simpson.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS. ETC.
The following petitions were presented,
received and referred to the Committee
on Salaries and Claims
Petition Of j. Wallace Black, to trans
fer the payment made for taxes, 1888, on
lots 44s and 449, Block 1889. paid i n error
to the credit of lots 450 and 45l. Block
lSs.
Petition Of Anthony A. Ryan. for the
return Of duplicate payment of taxes for
years 1873, 1874, 1876. 1878. 1879 and 1880. on
lot 40, Block 1.276.
Petition of Benjamin Edge. for the re-
turn of S34.60 for duplicate payments of
water rents for years 1889 and 1891.
The following official bonds were re-
ceived n referred to the Committee on
Finance
Michael A. Egan, constable from Sthe
Second Alderman:c district. in the sun.
Of 81, 600, with Edward Kenny and John
Haley as sureties.
Edward F. O'Grady, constable from the
Second Aldermanic district. in the sum
Of 1000, with John O'Grady and Francis
G. Meehan as suretics.
John P. Eeeney, member Of the Board
of Police Commissioners. in the sum OF
SIS. 900, with Dennis Mclaughlin and
Hugh Dugan as sureties.
Frank Meyer, constable from the Sixth
Aldermanic district, in the sum OF $1,000,
with Henry Windecker and Christian
Wagenhals as sureties.
Andrew Manning. constable from the
Fourth Aldermanic district. in the sum
of 1000, with Michael Crimmins and
Thomas Howe as sureties.
william J. Connolly. constable from the
First Aldermanic district. in the sum of
81. 600, with Jurgen H. Adelung and Hor-
ace n. Farrier as sureties.
PRESENTATION of CLAIMS.
The following claim was presented, re-
ceived and referred to the Committee on
| Printing, Stationery and ~Supplies:-
J. w. Harrison. stationery, etc. etc.
| "city Collectors Office" s141.So-
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
The following resolutions. adopted by
the Board of Street nj Water commis-
sioners, were presented for h concur
renee Of this Board and referred to the
| Committee on Concurrent ResoIutions:r-
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Conner. the distance champion. who that
day viii Be prePaged to Fun a,Y fgaA rnnn nsns
against him. an If Conneff win be sue
cessful in his attempt 70 regain hss CID
9. TrsyerS island and this s sumner Il T sba
spring Dt e his his n nealt 58As5 was n0s q fn rap psFs,
say that he can show his old speed When
s sadlfa n1 %iil nc 80 say so who conneff's com.
petitors will be. It may be Fitzpatrick OF
Union, orion or Jarvis of P~ennsyivanla,
the n. J. A. C. men are silent. H n
generally understood that two; or az
least one. Of the men are tFatnfng 70
this character held by the N: J; A All 6. sn IN
previous years. and this season WIN srs
away the glory Of winning from MIN;
Undoubtedly any one of the men nance
e esSss,a salye K Ennasaf ( Who Is reportted to
IN = his IS career On ne track; Conner On n
ysstterd 6og o saiS t oneas ss w I'll ofsP Ras men
named. for he was confident Of
Athletes who desire tt. compete IN the
with ssma, !. 3. SULLIVAN sHfR1s S AZ sroaa%ay: op e
before Saturday, May Is. The atnietic
ysenventy.nye yards run. handicap. on
It. 6 IN, handicap; 800 yards run, handi
cap. 44O yards run. n%ovsce;. SS. yards
handicap; / mile walk, handicap: l
mile run {spseiaI1; scratch r, a T9 bIRh lump Enn.
bsn6tcan. mile run. handicap; barrel
lace, 70 yards. scratch, through 6 bar
reis, 10 yards apart. Run to nrst parrel'
There will be two bicycle events. a one
and two mile handicap. open to CLASS A
riders only. ,,,,l
The prizes for the various events VIII
the finest that have ever been presented
nv q club noteworthy for its generosity
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1. Ordering paid the salaries Of Water
1896. when due. amounting to s2,91S. 81.
as per pay roll.
(Adopted April %. 1859
2. Ordering paid the salaries of labor
ers on meters for the month of April.
1895. when due. amounting to $40. as per
pay roll.
adopted April %. 1852
8. Ordering paid certain claims.
adopted April q. 1851
4. That on and after May 1. 1895. the
salary Of Theodore Mendles. reservoir
keeper at High Service. be K at $50
per month.
adopted April %. 1859
S. Fixing the salary of Patrick Long.
laborer on laying and repairing water
pipe tappointed April %, 1880, at 81 per
day. when engaged.
adopted April %. 1885,
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Finance reported
recommending. that the following official
bonds be received and approved. and
ordered spread at large upon the bond
book and fled
OF John P. Feeney, as a menu
Der of the Board of Police Commits
~sioners In the sum of $15.0 600. with Hugh
| Dugan and Dennis Mclaughlin as sure
ties.
OF Frank Meyer. as Constable
from the Sixth Aldermanic district.
in the sum of $1,000. with Henry
| Windecker and Christian Wagon
| halls as sureties.
Andrew Manning. Constable from the
Fourth Aldermanie district. In the sum
Of ST. GOO. with Michael Crimmins and
Thomas Howe as sureties.
William J. Connolly. Constable from
| the Second AIdermanic district, In the
sum of $1,000. with Jurgen H. Adelung and
Horace H. Farrier as sureties.
The report was received and the recon-
| mendations therein contained were adopt
ed, and the bonds were each approved
by the following vote on the call for the
ayes and nays by the President
Ayes-President Jones and Messrs. Bal
ley. Detwiller. Hardenbergh n Simp-
son o..
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
The Committee on Concurrent Resolu-
tons reported. recommending that the
following resolutions. adopted by the
Board OF Street and Water Commission
ers. be concurred in
/. Ordering paid the salaries Of Water
Registrar, etc., for the month of April,
1895. when due, amounting to $2,91S.s1 as
per payroll.
adopted April %. 1851
2. Ordering paid the salaries of labor
ers m meters for the month of April.
1895, then due. amounting to s50. as per
payroll.
(Adopted April 20, 1852
The report was received, and the reso-
buttons were each concurred in by the
following vote on the call for the ayes
and nays by the President
Ayes-President Jones and Messrs.
Bailey, Detwiller, Hardenbergh and
Simpsons.
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
The minutes of this meeting were Their
read by the Clerk, and the same were
approved, on motion of Mr.. Simpson
Mr.. Simpson then moved that this
Board do now adjourn sine die.
Adopted.
MARTIN FINCK,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30
DIVIDED THE HONORS
last Nights Games in the
EdingeT Tournament
Proved Interesting.
INToN CRACKS STILL AT IT
}hletes Anxious to Know the
Man Who Will Meet Cham
pion Connect.

ne inclement weather of last night
not prevent a large crowd of bowl
enthusiasts from turning out to wit
SIS the m rolled in the Edinger
dividual Tournament at G~reenville.
e cracks were repaid for their trou-
the games proving of more than
Sinary interest. Thu competing bowl
were on their mettie and bowled in
form. T~heylwere 50 evenly matched
HAT each man won and lost a series.
This Is the first time that this result
has been reached since the tournament
began. The games of last evening
brought the leaders closer together and
the final struggle will be interesting.
Herig captured first honors last evening
with scores of 1s9 and 1856. Filoramo was
a close second. he making 1871. Following
are the scores
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

The Committee on Streets and Sewers
presented TIL following;
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to the following named
persons to erect signs etc, over the side
walks IN front of the premises desig-
mated N accordance with the rules and
regulations Of this Board governing such
matters.
John w Smith, sign. 67 Montgomery
street.
Daniel Haftissan. sign. Al Grove street.
James Kelley. sign, $50 Barrow street.
Andrew Cassidy sign aos Second street:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
COZ MISSIONERS
mctal Proceedings.)

(Ofcsal Proceedings.1
Regular meeting of the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners. held on Mon
day. April %, 1896. at eleven O'Clock A. M.
Present-A11 the members of the Board.
Or motion of Commissioner Kellers.
VIM. A. Tolson acted as Clerk.
Reading of the minutes of regular
meeting held on Monday. April IL. 1895.
and adjourned meeting held on Thursday.
April IS. 1895. was dispensed with and
on motion were approved as engrossed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND
COMMUNICATIONS.

PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Jacob Ringle;-
In matter of condition of sewer in Rail-
road avenue between Henderson and
Warren streets.
Seven ~ petitions for signs, etc.
Received and referred to Committee on
Streets and Sewers.
From the Eagle Tube Works.
In matter of water pressure in Bay.
Morgan and Green streets section.
From c. P. Benedict
In matter of cellarway at 151 Mont
cello avenue.
From Emil Voss:-
In matter Of his claim presented in
February. 1895.
Received and ordered fled.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30
=. Az. Manacers TO Meet.

President Sullivan OF the metropolitan
Association A. A. u. has called a meet
ing of the Board of Managers for Mon,
day evening next. The meeting Will De
reid at the Aston House, New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30

and under the hand OF His honor. the
Mayor
Afessrs. James .. Baiey ana
Jacob J. Detwiller. as members OF the
Board OF FINANCE.
Mr. george H. Hougn. as Comptroiler.
MT. James Y. clarke. as lax Commas
sioner.
Mr.. Ohm p. Feeney. as Police Conn
missioner.
mf. Leonard >. Goroon. as free FuDne
library trustee. ana
mI. hooert McAnore". as memoer ~
s ooihinissioh.
hespectIuiIy.
ED"AhD w.
oity SleiA-
1EroSEf CITY. April ~. lSso-
= tne honoraoie boaro ol flhance-
1en.ih-A nave tAe honor y inio1ih
you that the oath OF office has neen ad-
lhiilslereo 70 MI. .SamueI u. Dicklnson
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6oaro auJourns, \ pe - ineel on
day, April ~, 1888. at eight O'Clock I. Al.
ADOPTED.
The ommunieat1ons from HIS Honor
the Mayor ana the CITY Clerk presehleu
at THIS meeting, We're eacn receiseu' or
oereo spread IN Iul upon tne nnnus
and filed, on motion of Mr. Detwiiier.
The following resolutions We're present.
ed by the following vote on the call for
the ayes and nays by the President
LAyesEPresident Jones and sdssSsfix'
Bailey, Detwiller. H~ardenbergh ana
Simpson-5.
NaysGNope.
AbsenfENone.
BY Mr.. Hardenbergh:-
Resolved. That the rules of the pre-
ceeding Board be and are hereby adopted
for the government of this Board. until
otherwise ordered.
BY Mr.. Bailey
Resolved. a a special committee OF
three on rules for the government OF
the Board. be appointed by the chair..
BY Mr.. Simpson,
Resolved. That the salary OF Martin
Finck. Clerk OF TINS Boar0. pc anu tne
same is hereby nxeu at the the rate %
$3.50 per month.
BY Mr.. Detwiller:-
Resolved That the salary of Winfield
-. .a,.+,n4 =. 49, c,arr - t,t.
G.. Dunn. Assistant TO the clerk OF TINS
Board. be and the same is hereby fixed
1890 - M s,mrson +ha posrA
On motion OF MI. simpson ehe DoAle
then adjourned.
MARTIN FINCK.
C1arr
" - SA
An adjourned meeting of the Board OF
FINANCE was held in its rooms at the
49, an :, r,ridov Anr,l 2s 1908 81
Chy Hai, M oas ApA ." A''' -
8 o'clock 2 M.
,,a IIe.za.h.nnL .
6aliey allQ I1dFuSHpSt6 h-o-
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gerages.Herig, III: Woeckner, 161 1-s.
Clinton Club cracks rolled in their
form in the games OF the ina
i slof won the honors of the evening,
II the excellent score of 226. a number
! iather bowlers also reached the 2W
kal- Following are the scores
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REPORTS OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER
The Chief Engineer reported certificates
In favor off,
The Pagan Iron Works. s1,964.75 on ac-
count Of contract No. 1855.
M. T. Connolly. $1,000 on account of
contract No. 1853.
John Nolan. $500 on account of contract
No. 757.
Received and referred to their appro-
uriate committees.
From the same offieer:-
Submitting specifications for repairing
and extending Morgan Street Dock.
Received and referred to Committee on
Public Buildings. Docks and Parks.
From the same officer:-
Submitting grade map for West Side
avenue Gas proposed) from Culver avenue
to Danforth avenue.
Received and referred to Committee on
Streets and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30

The COMMITTEES on Engineering md Sur
vey reported on payroll Engineering
Bureau. 1882, April, 1895. as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30

tn Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks Is Parks reported on claim of
Lewis H. Broome. sas.41 as correct.
The report was accepted.
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PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.

RGoEfi AI1oINr OE SIAlMS. rH
The following claims were presented
VIM. T. Ard. s89.6O s57.71, s5s.11, s4s. s42.07;
John Baird, ss2; Brinkman & Hauck, 1896;
Brown & Miller. $3.50. SO. sl7e.6e, s1So.s4.
s25. IS: Chas. Couse & Co.. SIS; Duhrne &
Troll. s3s: Albert Datz. $3.50, $3.50 $50,
$3.50: Eastwood Manufacturing Company,
So: w. w. Farrier, $173. 81, $685. 6, s97. s3o.S5,
1926: H. f. Hayes. SIS. s7o.e 60; Alex. TIamill,
1924. $50: Jersey City News. $3.50, $50; J.,
C. Herald, $3.50 IS: N. Y. & N. J. Tele-
phone Co, s1o5.2 20. SOL <, $42.45, $3.50. $3.50;
John Nolan. S1S5.25, 1870 Edward O'Don-
nell. s81se: G. +. Rugge. ssl.44. s76.01; F.
A. Smith, S17.24: Henry Stuhr, $l4.74;
Tebbenhoff Bros, $13.40: John A. Win,
$40: Warren & Nugent. Agents, $2OS. SO;
Washburn Bros. s11.45; +. F. Woodcock,
s31.O4. 81: payrolls. Commissioners and
Clerks, 81, 2o3.S0; Water Registrar, ETC..
81. 1881: laborers on meters. $40; Engin-
eering Bureau. 1898. 80. all April. 1896.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30

Prom the City Clerk
JERsE CITY. April Q. 1895.
To the Honorable Board of Finance
Gentlemen-I beg cave to inform your
Hon. Board. that ] nav administered