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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-31
Ew- Bedroom sets, WArdrobes

SCI Bedroom sets, WaIdrobes,
ice Boxes, Stoves, Hanging Lamps,
Rugs, Bureaus, ChitfOniers, steamer
aud Veranda Chairs BED Lounges,
Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,
sewing Machines, WhatnOts, Meat
Safes, Trunks, etc, SOLD at the lowest
Cash Prices ut the |. x. L., corner Of
Nuuanu and King streets.
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wTo Ny Patrons and Friends

GsS- To Ny Patrons and Friends
i have just opened at my office, ll3
Bethel street, Honolulu, h. l., an
ART EXHIBITION of the latest designs
aud 'ovelties in Embroidery Work,
Drawn Work, Rope Silk, Kensingtop
Work and EtchIngs. L would re-
spectfully invite you and your friends
TO call and inspect these goods.
4 RERGERSEN.
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E~ When you wish TO discontinue
housekeeping let Chas. Hawkins
bid on your furniture in its entirety.
II will avoid Inconvenience of selling
in pieces or sale. King and Alakea
streets.
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ANN l. AL VI l. kTING.

THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Kohala -uga- Company
gill g held at the office Of Castle 81 Goose,
Limited THIS DAY. Thursday
October 3lst, at 10 o'clock III.
WM. A. BOWEN.
4I37-lt Secretary hohala -ugar Co
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~ New sud secondhand furni-
ture, all kinds of secondhand books,
jewelry and diamonds bought and
sold. Contracts for painting
CHAS. HAWKINS.
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G~ For Ban gains IN New anG
Furniture, Lawn Now.
BIS, Wicker Chairs, Garden Hose,
etc., call at the I. x. L., corner OF
Nuusnu and King streets.
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FOE r EMF.

4 LARGE. COOL ROOM, HANDSOME
~ furnished, suitable Tor one or two per
sons, in q central locality; private fam
ily. Also. one or two cool rooms for single
gents. Address r." ADVERTISER office.
4l33-3-
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4" Chas. Hawkins make es-
Inmates on all classes Of painting, wall
papering and uphoistering. All work
guaranteed. King and Alakea streets.
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CO. Beach Grove, Waikiki, near
Bishops Switch-Bathing and Picnic
Resort. Reserves for families, ladies
and children. Terms reasonable.
CHAs. F. WARREN, Manager.
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TO LET.

SMALL COTTAGE OF TWO ROOMS.
n Bath, etc. centrally situated, suitable
for two gentlemen. Apply to
DIR. JOHN >. MCGREW.
4l2O-tf Hotel Street
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Waikiki. Tramcars pass the door.
w. 5. BARTLETT, Proprietor.
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G~ If yOU HauI TO sell oui
your FURNITURE IN its entirety, call
at the I. X. L.
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80 @. X. Harrison, Practical Piano
and Organ Maker and Tuner, can fur
nish best factory references. Orders
left at Hawaiian News Co. will receive
prompt attention. All work guaran-
teed to be the same as done in factory.
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For Rent or Lease.

THAT DESIRABLE AND COMMODIOUS
residence, corner Ot King and Pikoi streets.
The house contains on the ground tiOO-,
large p trlor. dining room, four bed rooms,
dressing room, batn room with all COnven-
fences, store room, pantry, glass closet and
k tchen with range. The upper floor con-
taIns tour large bed rooms. The OuthOuses
are compile e; servants quarters, Staoles,
carria house, etc. The groun ; are
planted with great variety of ornamental
and fruit trees, the latter in full bearing.
To a desirable tenant, the rent will be low.
For full particulars, apply TO
II. +. BIC kERTON,
4l34-tf Telephone 3g9.
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NOTICE.

THE WONAE'S EXCHANGE HAS RE-
opened for business i'm the new room at III
King street The Lunch Department will
open on FRIDAY, November 1st. Patron
age is requested. 4l35-4t
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TO LET.

THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
Beretani4 street. No. %. at present oc-
cupied by A NJ. Sproull. Esq, and confirm
ing rooms, kitchen and Dathhouse besides
outhouses.
4I2I-tf H. w. SCHMIDT & SONS.
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CO-PARTNERSH
NOTICE.

THE UNDER ,IGNED HAVE HERE
entered into partnership for the purpose of
carrying on General Retail Merchandise
business in the town of Hilo, Islanu of
Hawaii, unler the firm name OF HOshida,
Higak and Company.
(Signed) GIGAE1'
Hilo, Oct. IL, 1895. 4l26-2w
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~ Hawaiian Boat House.

Foot of Richards street,
Have fine pleasure boats of all des
crIptiOus for rent 10y the hour or day
Moonlight Boating Parties.
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Pecific Sugar Mill, will
be held at The Office of +. \. Schaeter IL
Co., on THU RSDAY, October 81, 1885 at
pm. h. RENJES,
Secretary.
Dated Ho-Olulu. Oct. 26, 1895.
4l34-4t l7O2-lt
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Office: 3OS Merchant ST.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST OF THE
Hawaiian Relief Society is now open at the
office of the Union Feed Company. Sub
scriptlons for any amount will be gladly
received. GEO. H FAIRCHILD,
+. w. MACFARLANE,
4093-tf Subscription Committee
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II. F. SINGER,
KING STREET.
Mince Pies a Speciality
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND CAKE.

Orders on Telephone S72 will receive
prompt attention.
Fresh Pies Every Day on Sale at Nolte's
Beaver Saloon.
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4O93-tt
TO USICIANS.

THE MISSES RICE, LATE OF MEL
bourne, have located on King street, Wal
kiki of J. B. Anterior, and will take pupils
for tuition in PianOforte and Singing. ele-
phone $50. 4049
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Conveyancing and Legal documents drawn
up. Drawing and tracings made. Trans
lations in French, German, Spanish, Por,:
tuguese, Dutch, Italian and Hawaiian.
Bills collected and accounts adjusted.
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

A NEW A FATHOM HAWAIIAN
canoe. Apply to
4l07-tf J M MONSARRAT.
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MR.. GnYLG R.ETALIATESs
Prosecuting Union Drivers for Roy
coating His Business.

Hugh Coyle. the undertaken n livery
man this morning caused the warrant
to be issued by Justice Potts for the
arrest of Thomas Mccartney, the leader
of a band Of men, whose object he alleges
is to boycott his business. The arrest of
Mccartney is the result of the recent dis
tribution of damaging circulars
calling upon people generally to boy
colt Mr.. Coyle in both branches of his
business.
The trouble extends over a term of two
years or more and was preclpitited by
Mr.: coyls's refusal to employ u, union N
appeal to the police for assistance at
funerals. The union men refused to
and frequently showed their luminosity
in a disgraceful manner. Mr.. Coyle has
refused to give in for the reason that the
so-called union is composed of only a
few drivers, the majority of whom seem
inclined to make him an exclusive object
Of attack. Mr.: Coyle is in possession Of
the names of McCaffrey's associates, who
are irving to injure his business, and
he proposes prosecuting all Of them.
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BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS

oI1cldl 1TOCeSuIHsS-tuG
Adjourned regular meeting of the Baord
of Fire Commissioners. heRf9at Depart
ment Headquarters, Tuesday evening"
The roll was called at 8 o'clock.
Present = President Brennan and Com
missioner Mills. "7AQs4
Absent-Commissioner Kern .ss
On motion the reading of minutes OF
reguarl meeting April II, WAS dispensed
with and they were approved as en-
crossed.
Board adjourned sine die.
CHARLES EsTBRBROoK, Clerk.
Organization meeting of the Baord Of
Fire Commissioners, held at Department
Headquarters, Wednesday evening, April
The Board was called to order by the
Clerk. who proceeded to call the roll.
Present-Coramissioners Brennan, Klein
and Mills.
Abse-ntonN. ro* all sop eta etao
AbSent-None.
On motion of Commissioner Brennan.
Commissioner Mills was elected chairman
pro tenn.
On motion of COMMISSIONS Brennan
the Board proceeded to affect a perma-
Commissioner Brennan nominated Com
missioner Mills as president for the ensu-
ing year.
Commissioner Mills received two votes,
one blank was cast.
Commissioner Mills was declared duly
1lO01C0s
President Mills addressed the Board
duly acknowledging the honor conferred
upon him.
Motion by Commissioner Brennan n
adopted, that the rules of the old Board
govern this Board until its further order.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received and
g.. r. Lawrence. ss4.75: Vile & Miller,
s40.9S; A. A. Van Wrinkle, s59.s9; Miller
Wood & Brothers, s21.94 Go Duncan,
1864; John B. Landrine, 1924 and sS.66.
Referred toethet proper soonsamittes when
oFFFICfAL REPORTS AND coMMuN-
ICATIONS.
The weekly reports of the Chief Engi-
neer and Superintendent of telegraph
were presented, received and ordered
filed.
The report of the sick of the depart
ment for the month of April, 1895, by
the Chief Engineer, was presented, re,
then took a recess. Upon reassembling,
all the members were present.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The President announced the following
standing committees:
Apparatus and Observation-Disclosures
Brennan Mills and Kern.
6To be Continued 81
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COMMENCEMENT FEVER.
public school Will Hold Exercises
This Week.

The commencement of the High School
has now given place to the commence
ments of the various grammar schools
and all over the city the teachers ana
scholars are busily making arrange
ments for these important exercises.
Thursday and Friday of this week seem
to be favorite days with the schools and
many of them will hold their entertain
ments then.
Among these are the primary and
grammar departments Of Schools Nos
i. 2. 8. and 4 School No. a will hold its
commencement exercises on
evening and will then graduate a large
class, No; 7 school VIII haye an exhibis
Friday Of school work in all lines of
study pursued IN the grammar depart,
be at work In the same rooms in pre-
pairing construction work to be shown
on the following day.
School No. 6 had on exhibition today
and will nave tomorrow, specimens Of
vertical writing. The public IS invited to
all of these exercises.
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FAITH, BUT IT WAS FINE.
The Annual Picnic OF the Reilly
AssocIation at POhlmn nn,s.

The inaugural picnic of the T. F.
Reilly Association was held at Pohl-
mann's last night. The place was crowd
ed with member and friends OF the
popular association. The grand march
was led by Standard Bearer T. F. Reilly
and Miss Annie Sullivan.
Among those present were:-Pres.dent
John J. Sullivan, Miss Mamie O'Donnel,
Vice President P. H. Martin, Mss Aggse
McCaffery, Treasurer Joseph l.. Lamb,
Miss Rose Smith, Financial Secretary
James T. Murray, Miss Maggie Griffin,
Recording Secretary Thomas ]. Foley,
Mss Mamie Callahan. Corresponding
Secretary NJ. ]. Ford, Miss Mamie Gal
lagher, Sergeant-at-Arms job j.. Muir
ply, J.. J.. Doyle, Miss Brophy. M. T.
Kauf. NJ. J.. Buckle. Miss. Nelsie Faroh,
E. w. Thornhill. Miss Herman. w. J:
Nellie Doyle: John j. Griffin, Mss Min
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Holland, J. w. Hol-
land, Miss Mamie Gr.mmon, J.. F..
NJ. P. Casey, Miss Casey. P. Murphy,
gan. Miss $, Burns ?: F corrigan.
5ehn Il hu EN0n s. A Il aa.ier. Mss Mss o NePlle
7. LOCKWOOD, Miss Mary underie:n,
Hugh A.. Kelly. Miss Kelly Thomas
T TnIly' RN Miss 5 5na re mrrpay, !; b4 from
F. o'Grady Association. J.. e, Leonard
Association, Uptown Social Club, Ban
auet club. 7. A; Ba hen A~ssog parfs1i
Association, Haggerty Social Club and
M. A. Lyman Association.
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FIRBMEN IN TROUBLE.
Hoboken Fire COmmtssio Hear
Complaints From the Chief.

Chief A%pplegate last night, at the reg
ular meeting Of the Hoboken Fire Com
missioners, preferred charges against
four firemen for disobedience of orders.
Joseph Barrile, of No. 8 Engine, was
charged with having refused to call at
Fire Headquarters when ordered to do
so by the Chief.
The next complaint was against Steph-
en- Griffin. of Chemical Engine No. IA.
Griffin, while intoxicated, assaulted
Special officer Murphy on he 31st of
last May.
George Bishop, the third man to be
tried had merely a quiet jag on" on
June /.
Number four, was Michael Maher. who
was accused of having circulated stories
detrimental to Captain ,Stanton's char
acter.
All four men were cited to appear for
trial at the next meeting of the Board.
Official notification of the reappofnt-
ment of j. E. w. Kuper as Fire Commits
sioner for a term of five years by Mayor
Fagan was, received from City Clerk
McDermott.
the month for the month of May, two
still and three bell alarms.
The payroll amounting to S4,1S4.1. was
passed and the meeting adjourned to
meet again on the 23d of July.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS
foncia1 Proceedings.l


Cornmissioners held in First Criminal
Court room. Monday, April 2s. 1895.
Present-An the members.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
printed.
Presentation of communications and
petitions.
Communications etc., were received and
disposed of as follows:
Petition of Herman Mussihl and others
to rave Fredk. Hartman, late a patrol
man, dismissed form the force. restored
to duty as patrolrnan. Referred to the
Committee of the Whole.
Presentation of claims.
Claims were presented and referred
to the proper committees as follows:
Pay-rolls Of Department for Apr. s27,5a2 81
Payroll Of Sick and peni.sfoned
f asfs4sa "a ap Fhe Committee on salaries a'e 7 So
Hoboken Coal Coz coal to 1st
Referred to the Committee on Fuel.
Alex Watson, meals to prisoner.
c. P. H. list Precinct, April. SAL 40
Peter Began, meals, to prisoners, : 90
cSas. r oSssNSeiii.' meals to prisoners,
4th Precinct, April. .......... 20 90
Referred to Committee ION Food of
The United Gas I%mproyement &c 70
Hugo Mootz. supplies, Feb. to
w apdi { Minagh. supplies, Apr.
5. N. Jensen, horseshoeing, 5th
Precinct, Mar. and Apr...... 20 30
Richard Jackson, horseshoeing, Sd
RR efeiiea to &c Committee on Supplies for
Fredk. Unger, repairs to har-
ness, 5th Precinct, Apr. '95.... IS %
John Smithers. repairs. 9TH Pre-
cinct Station, Apr. '95....... q 90
Referred to Committee on Department
Repairs and In~cidentials.
Wood & Menagh, supplies sig
nal SYSTEM, Feb. and Mar. '95.. $3.50 50
Referred to Committee on Maintenance
of Signal System.
Fred. Schogur. meat to hospital. SOS Sc
PITCHER & Co.. groceries to hos
pita1, Apr. 1S5 80
a; pital. part Of March - IS 70
Samuel j.. Blakey. green gro
ceries to hospital, April. '95.. Al 46
h4 Sosnitai. Aprii ..sa..... 81 AZ
A.. Post. fish to hospital, Apr. 20 40
'p pital, April, So i s..t 10 so
10 hospifal. IS. wa - siA 90 90
M. Abernethy. medicine to hos
pital, April, 1895 ..:...... ....... 46 81
M. Abernethy, supplies to hos
pital. April, '95... $. ...s. o.
G.. Dompierre. supplies to Hospi-
tai, April, '95. ......... &c 10
Referred to Committee on Hospital
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sAgGER's SUSPENSION.
The Manufacturers Confronted Will
" a New D~iHiculsy.

a New DiMculss.
The suspension of Walter Sanger fur
nished the biggest kind of a surprise to
Mr.. A. G. S~paiding. the champions en-
ployer. Upon receiving notice of San
gers suspension. Mr.. Spalding immedi-
ately wired Chairman Gideon as fol-
lows
Papers announce the suspension of
Sanger. Is it true? If, so what are the
grounds? Please reply Mr.. Spalding
received the following reply from Mr..
Gideon:-"Sanger suspended. Selling
prizes. Refuses to defend himself. Have
written"
Mr.. Spalding did not know what to
make of the case. 1t is all a mystery to
him. having arrived in New York Tues
day morning from Chicago. He found
the racing cycling world in an uproar.
owing to the publicly announced sus-
pension of Sanger. Just what course he
will pursue MIR. Spalding has not yet
decided upon. having telegraphed for
S SopE to aaa i as wilt to n% asp1gII in E Seay
\ their side of the case and see If the
harges are true. and see if it is the
sell their prizes. Then, probably, Mr..
ideon's letter will arrive by this morn
ig and will give Mr.. Spalding the Chair
5an's views of the situation.
kr. Spalding has received several tele-
ps today from prominent manufac-
IS throughout the country, who are
ing expensive teams, to the effect
certainly feel some explanation is
My due to Mr.. Spalding but to the
manufacturers who are carrying
and going to- such heavy expenses,
ID they require some protection Of
their interests. The manufacturers have
been the ones who furnished the attrac-
ITO great expense preparing the men for
this year and naturally demand that
their interests shall be protected.
Not only are the manufacturers all
worked up over this latest suspension,
but a delegation, representing the RIVER
yesterday. They have gone to great ex-
pense in arranging for their tournament
for July G, and have ~announced Sanger
GideoD's suspension removes what would
have been a very attractive feature.
Other race meet promoters all feel the
County Wheelmen and the Asbury Park
Whne1men.
The specific charge against Sanger is
valued at $500. which he won at To-
ledo. W. +. Sims, who Is also suspended.
IS charged With having received cash
ing of his suspension. says:-Our sus-
pension is a great injustice. 1t looks
IN the worst. and we are made the VIC
tins of somebody's personal spite, we
Will lock. out for ourselves. We can get
plenty OF engagements WnerS CASH prizes
are supplied For my part ] would
rather race for a 500 cash prize than a
$50 prize IN diamonds.
1t is reported that the Racing Board
are in possession of absolute proof
against these two riders, and that
rather than await the action of the
board in placing them In the profess
sional ranks they VIII go in voluntarily.
The racing officials are said to be in
possession of evidence. against other
Class 2 men that will result in some
wholesale suspensions within the next
ten days. The action Of the L. A. w.
in ~susnending these riders at a tine
t,onal championships will likely result
In the Asbury Park Wheeimen placing
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-26
SLEEPY GRASS.
II Crows in New Mexico and Has :
strange Effect Upon Cattle.

NV CRutt e
In some parts Of New Mexico there
grows a grass which produces a som.
niferous effect on the animals that Craze
upon 1t. Horses, after eating the grass,
In nearly all cases sleep standing, while
COWS and sheep almost invariably lie
down. 1t has occasionally happened that
travellers lave stopped to allow horses to
feed in places where the grass grows
pretty thickly, and the animals have had
time to eat a considerable quantity be-
fore Its effects manifested themselves.
In such cases horses have gone to sleep
on the road. and 1t is hard to arouse
them.
The effect of the grass passes Off in an
hour or two, and no bad results have
ever been noticed on account of it. Cat
tie on the ranches frequently come upon
patches Of this grass, where they feed
for perhaps half an hour, and then fall
asleep for an hour or more, when they
wake up and start feeding again.
The programme is repeated perhaps a
dozen times, until thirst obliges them to
go to water. Whether. like the poppy,
the grass contains opium, or whether
some other substance, has not been de-
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch.
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Resolved, That the work under con-
tract No. 1853 for the construction of
in Zabriskie street, from 80 feet
west of Summit avenue to Sanford Place
by Graham Van Keuren, contractor, be
and the same is hereby accepted as COM
pleted, and that the cost and expense of
said Improvement together with all maps.
specifications andother data pertaining to
the same, be and are hereby referred to
the Commissioners of Assessment for
procedure according to law.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-26

1 r S.aih, Pn..itthS anu Stdllon-
RssferrsSd rcd 70 Committee Trihfing and
s'slioAs ID AIMS
ported corrss: by. committees to whom
they were reierrels ard on motion war
treasurer for the afaountsitBy the follow.
ing vote, the yeas, and nays having
been ordered and taken. ~
Ayes-All the members.
Committee onaSalaries. H2iIs
Fay Fay. roll rolls Of q p5 RilsgaE 5aasisss and n ss7'SSa y
Pay u roll s Il ssaF and Fensf5nsd 90
Officers ........s.,y e,s.,s..... 1,0s 50
Hoboken Coal Compauw.,.. s42 50
COMMITTEES on Feed Of Prisoners:
{ s ETC., i Es 51sait :45'":s . ! & &
Committee IN Supplies for Station
The United Gas Involvement frlpis ss 1l
HG1eeb Mortz sSSMM
Wood 6 Menagh...-..~.@9.e. g
s. NJ. Jensen.a-...-...-.-"-a 20 g
Richard Jackson .........-.. IA 80
Committee on Supplies for Station
The United Gas Improvement
uTTooo nfoo - ~
Woeodd & Menagh. Fs@G
s, n. Jensen. ............. 2o35
conrn4ttee on Department. Repairs
Frsd'k ungsf...... ..A Sc
COMMITTEES on Maintenance Of signal
SYSTEM
COMMITTEES on Hospitar and Dispens
Fred schober. s9os. Sc. .Retecher & Co,
fsSaissi s 81. e. e; Louis s%ish, L. s' Fake. ri ss ssi'as; <.
Pest. sss, =; John H Waasteli. s77osS9
| AhnrpathrS co1e S7 mud e7 nG. n Dop1>
| pierre, 1851
COMMITTEE on Printing and station-
MiscRf fI4as; s5SlIg BUSINESS.
adopted, That when We adjourn it be
sI By com no M tss Saa u West eae ana eniF adopted
Resolved, That the following transfers
Of officers are hereby ordered to take
Charles Comstock from Fourth to Sixth
| precinct; Patrolman Thomas ]. Toner
from Sixth to Fourth precinct.
''''' {. +. ROBINSON.
o minis mss'' held ii in li Police Rosf Headquart.
ers. Tuesday, May 4, 1895.
Present-President Abernethy and
Commissioner West.
Absent-Commiss.oner Feeney.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
TioNs AND PETITIONS.
Communications, etc, were received
and disposed of as follows:-
Communications from Clerk of Board
of Finance requesting board to forward
estimate OF appropriation required for
Filed.
Communication from DR.. George e.
Mclaughlin, commencing Chanceman
| MilbVrn.
Ordered spread on minutes.
Jersey City, May %, 1895.
Hon. Board of Police Commissioners:
Ge1tlemen.I wish to herewith COM
q runaway accident by your Chanceman
Albert Milburn, last Wednesday.
A man of his calibre Is certainly a
valuable adjunct to your tforce and I
trust that mer.torious actions of this
stamp by members of said force m
GEO . 2. MUAUGHLIN. MD.
BY President9LAbefnethy and adopted:
estimate Of funds required by This board
for the fiscal year of 1866, sand that
the clerk be directed to submit the
same forthwith t-2H 5oThf
Pensions ~. 1s'9 ~
Committee on Claims Observation-Disclosures 1850
Committee on Hospital........... 10000
Extending Signal System 5 per cent 1907
s4Os. sos
Motion by, COMMUNICATIVE and
ject to the call of the Chair. s4.n
O''' &. P. ROBINSON.
500 ~ aaeo Clerk.