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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-18
NOLLEY's SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

NOLLEY's SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
No. lO7 NORTH PINE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
G. MERRITT Motley, Principal.
DANA II. RUCKER, Associate Princi-
pal
Prepares boys for the university and
colleges. A well-equipped gymnasium.
under competent instructor.
BEGINS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lth.
New pupils enrolled Wednesday, Septem-
Der go. Circulars at the bookstores and
For further particulars address
G.. NJ. NOLLEY.
au 15-tSe % 6l3 west Grace street
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! 90 90 TO Z !
is THE RATIO 4
in which we provide for the needs :
J, of the boys. Two pairs of Pants Z,
to each SCHOOL SUIT. It's
matter of deepest concern to us to :
) make these 2 TO / Suits as strong 4
and serviceable as possible with
out loss to fit, style, and exhorbi- \
) tance in price. SEE THEM and 4
observe how admirably we have
succeeded in surprising anything =
} heretofore produced in boys wear. 4
Lot 1850 is an All-Wool Combina-
ton Suit, with extra pants TO y
\ match; ages 4 10 Is: in Black and
Blue Twilled Cheviot. Patent s
wristbands, extra set buttons. and
thoroughly we'll made. y
WELL WORTH $500: 4
OUR PRICE. SIP.
Lot 2OO6 Is q Genuine English q
Homespun Combination Suit, with \
/, extra pants to match ages to 10, <
i'm very stylish overplaid, perfect
, fitting. and thoroughly well made. \
ACTUAL WORTH, $4 y
Lot 1919 is Very Neat Gray Pin
,, Stripe Union Cashmere Suit; ages 4
4 to ID, sailor collars, from 10
years, strong wearing, and just the &
color for school.
GOOD VALUE FOR 81; &
OUR PRICE, H24
200 pairs Atwood Knee Pants. 9
extra well made, worth Soc; to-
2 day, &c
boys LONG-PANTS SUITS.
AGES Is TO 10.
Atwood Scotch Tweed Suits, in q
Brown and Gray Mixtures, value.
IS; to-day, S4.49.
Elegant Blue and Black Cheviot
Suits, in double and single breasted, Y
well worth IS; to-day, s5.75.
Genuine ATWOOD iS-Ounce Clay
Worsted Suits, in Black and Blue; u
regular price. $40; to-day, T.15.
\ NEWS SUITS.
Have you seen our $685. wonder?
) It's an lS-Ounce Black Worsted =
Suit. in Frock or Suit Serge
, Innings, and perfect fitting. We
stake our reputation II cannot be
duplicated anywhere in town for
less than so.
StfAS
Blue Uniform Suits, in heavy
) weight. genuine Beaconsdelds,
color guaranteed, double and single
breasted: made very strong and
serviceably; the kind you've always
paid s12 for.
THEY'RE SOLD HERE FOR sS.49.
BLACK CHEvIOT SUITS.
) We bought $50 Suits OF single 4
number, in order TO get them at
our price. IL is an elegant ALI
Wool Hawthorne Cheviot, In single
) and double breasted, rough and
smooth effects. None put together
\ that'n outwear 'em Had we
bought them in small lots they cost
) YOU no less than $40.
YOU BUY THEM NOW FOR $e.9S.
Have you seen our SSc. Soft and
Stiff Hats, in all the new blocks? !
'Twould be unwise 10 buy elsewhere
till you saw them-there's 81 value I.
" PRICE. CSC. 4.
Here YOU can buy in perfect conf
\ dence-confidence backed up by the !,
guarantee of your money returned
when YOU want it, That's all you Z.
can ask. and that we cheerfully
give.
! JACOBS & LEVY, !
707 E. Broad ST., }
! POPULAR PRICE PEOPLE. 1
Use 1910
~ q
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ELIXIR BABEK +!

RIAL DISEASES. such as Chills. Fever
and Ague. Losx of Appetite, Biliousress
and Dyspeptic Disorders. Palms In the
Head Back. Side. or Limbs. &C. At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-18
VIRGINIA NAyIGATlONa.Ua

VIRGINIA NAVlGATlONatUR>s
Y COMPANY's JAAEs-Ri v Err A131eRIb
Line To Norfolk, portsmouth,, Old Point.
Newport News. Claremont, and James
river landings, and connecting at Old
Point and Norfolk for Washington. Bal
timore, and the North.
STEAMER POCAHONTAS LEAVES
MoNI Friday At IA I A. N. AMI
Electric-cars direct to wharf. Fare only
81 80 and 81 to Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old
Point, and Newport News. Music by a
Grand Orchestrion.
Freight received daily for above-named
places, and all points In Eastern Virginia
and North Carolina.
IRWIN WEISIGER
Superintendent
EDWARD Z. BARNEY.
President
General Offices: Planters Bank build
inc
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z. ST. JOIN, Vice. Prs.iSsst AID General ssaave-.
" v HsBEE, s-ssrsi Superintendent.
n. W. d. GLOVER. I'd. spkysos,
Trsns asssgss. Geausl fsaf Id
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boys LONG-PANTS SUITS.


AJES 10 To 10.
Atwood Scotch Tweed Suits, in
Brown and Gray Mixtures, value.
IS; to-day. S4.49.
Elegant Blue and Black Cheviot
Suits, in double and single breasted.
well worth IS; to-day s5.75.
Genuine ATWOOD 1S-Ounce Clay
Worsted Suits, in Black and Blue;
regular price. $40; to-day, T15.
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BAY-LINE JAMEs-RIvER ROUTE.

w. l.. Gulllaudeu, Vice-President and
Traffic Manager. New York. au 20
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-17
WORDS OF WISDOM.

No sermon is dull that cuts the con.
science.
Heart work is something that can
not be paid for IN money.
Every man must pay his own tuition
III the school of experience.
Every man is hypocrite who prays
one way and lives another.
Give your child to the street, and
You will give the world a thief.
The best soldier in an army ia the
one who will obey orders the best.
There are two sides to every aues.
tlen, but prejudice aeyer sees but one.
u" hic.: Land would lie willing TO
&c i milii,.iairc work for tie pay he
Gels.
Finding fanit with others is ususlly
ii roundabout way of Dragging on
self.
None can know what it means to
suffer except those who also know
what 1t means to love.
The man who is expecting to get q
blessing in a mouth or u year from
this time will never get il.
The man who finds most fault with
the preaching. is often the one who is
doing least toward the preachers SID
poit.-Ram's Horn.
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RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR SUB
JECTS.

If the ruling of Judge Foute. of At
lanta. obtains. hypnotists will have to
be very careful what they order their
subjects tn d.. The judge holds tnat
the hypn",;St is directly responsible
for the acts "f his subjects. II is the
first case Where such n decision. has
been rendered. During n performance
at a lora! theatre the subject of hypno-
tist Lee Imagined he was a monkey
and grabbed the hat of man in the
audience, biting piece out of it. The
professor aud his business manager
declined to make good the cost Of the
tile and tho hvpn0tist was prosecuted
before Judge Fnute upon . charge OF
malicious mischief. The judge sus-
tanned the charge and hound Lee over
to Q higher CO lrl.-Ex.
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Knew too Much.

"May offer you a stick If gum r.
asked the travelling man in the skull
cap, by way OF Introducing himself to
the passenger in the seat directly in
front of him.
The oiner man TUNED around.
looked IA the proffered slab, and shook
his head
81 beg your pardon" he said. ~
manufacture that gum. never chew
it. But if you will JOIN me, / will
open this 6sx of caady ! bought just
before g0t On the train.n
The travelling man looked at the
label on the box aud shuddesed.
1--WE make that candy" Ee remarked
shrugging hin shoulders. Il never
touch it."
Subsequently they became better
acquainted over u small bsttle, Of
whose contents they possessed none Of
the secrets of Ehicago
Tribune.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-17
Ordin n nee No.

Levyiug Tax for the year 1896 on all prop
erty situated In the Parish Of Lafnarche.
snljrct to taxation under the Constitution
of 1879.
Sec. ls..- &c it eracted b, tie Police Jury
1T the Parish OF Lafourche ia regular meeting
assembled that an nd valoren tax of 8 mills
on the dollar b~ ard is hereby levied for the
current year tlSS6) Eighteen Hundred and
Nrnety-'is on all property situated III tic
Parish of LafOurchs. not exempt from Il. ~
tioa .Ll.. tie Ccps:i,n'.''. Of lS.".
See oa. DC 1t enacted, ETC., tha. tar -.
ias VIII II e"l'e,ted, si..l :. alu::i I'D -:
set apart ns i.ituwS:-
First-! mills s..rll he st ~ ri Id ;;rt III.
eurr Mt tyI 'naes 0f -. rarisl, Including ail
IT,. : :. .es Of tic parish .ace:s ana SHAH bs.
known rs Ii. G. neral Grd.
StrOni!-.a mails shall ic sc. apart an,.
used for he support and maintenance q! the
Public Schools of the Parrish, aud shall be
known as the Public School Fund.
Thitd.-a Of u mill shall be set apart and
used only for the purposes of building, i'm
proving aud repairing the School Houses be-
longing to the Parish. paving the salary of
tue superintendent ANA such incidentais as
may be nect ssary, and shall b., known AS the
Public School House Fund. The Public
School and Public School House Funds shalt
be snbjec. TO the legal order Of the School
Board Of the Parish Ofl1af0nrche and . state.
ment of the expenditures thereof shall be
submitted by the Se!,aoi Boai,. nj this parish.
Thu On2h its President or Superintendent 10
this Jury hi-annnaily. IN the sirst Monday OF
July and January of each year.
f0nrih-l mill shall be set apart and used
for Drainage purposes. as stipulated by Ordi-
nauce Mo- i9!. adopted March 9th 1895 and
any sul,seqnent amendments, and shall be
expended as therein provided for.
Sec. 3i--Be IL enacted etc, that this Ors'i-
nance shall take effect trUin ami alter the
frat pnhleation thereof.
AdOptea and approved Sept. 10th, 1896.
j. l.. AUCOIN, President,
II. n. COULON. Clerk.
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notice.!

~A THE STEAMER LOUISIANA
issv-s Donxldsonvilla ON SUNDAY,
Tuesday and Thursslay at 6 O'Clock n M,
paA~:ng NanoleonviiIc Ut 8.l5 .. M. Thibo.
train: arrives ut l.ockport at D. M
Leaves L"ckpOtt an Mondav. "Wednesday
ard Friday. at y. M. rarsing Thil,odanx at
$3.50 y. H.. Napo!eOnville at 1899: arrives at
DOnaldsonville 1T 3:3O p. ~, m1king elose
connection with the +. 4 r. 3.85 trsin for
New Orle&na.
Donaldsonville "a ThihOdaux and back
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-17

The blond type Of man is a3ecreas-
ing all over the globe, except. in the
extreme northerp countries Of Europe
hut nowhere sp fast as in America,
and especially in New York aud on
the Atlantic and Gulf seaboards. At
the cnd Of the twentieth century, il
the decrease continues, il will be al
most as difficult to tind golden
haired woman or auburn haired man
in New York as It is in Madrid In
England. Ireland and Germany, while
the decrease in the blond type is not
50 rapid. it is steadily taking place.
The same fact is noticed in the Eng
lish settlements il Australia aud New
Zealand, and India aad the Eoglish
and German settlements in South At
rica--Weekly News, Floyd La.
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AND THEIR CAUSE

An analysis of 1000 accident policies
on which l'en-fices were paid shows
531 persons injured by falls on pave
ments, 243 10y carriages ar wagons. IS
by horse xicks or bites, ~ by riding,
lit were cut with edge tools ar glass.
96 were hurt hv having weights fall
upon them. 76 were hurt in hiercle
accidents ami - wer, hur, by falling
down stairs. from which we might in-
fer that there is not mncl, difference
az to danger between riding Il bicycle
or going down stairs.
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For years you and your fathers
have found it of sterling worth.
It is and always has been put up
only by j. II. Zeilin & Co. Take
none but the genuine. It has the
Red 4 on the front of the wrapper,
and nothing else is the same, and
nothing 80 good.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-17

We look for Do electoral; votes east
o. the Potomac. but we are entirely
confident that Hon. William Jennings
Bryan will he elected Presidents Of tho
United States by the electoral votes
Of the citizens 1t the great South and
of the greater West, who are united
as never before and determined TO win
= great and csowning victory for the
canse Of observation-disclosures Chron-
icle, Dem!
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-17
SILVER OR GOLD.

Better than either is a healthy
liver. If the liver is o. K. the
man is 0. K. His blood is kept
pure, his digestion perfect, and he
can enjoy life and act intelligently
and patiently upon the questions
OF the day. You all know what to
take. You have known it for wears
1t is Simmons Liver Regulator
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-17
CAsTo7IA
1As iAe- n
:. ZuzZzszs0 !::;;... ;::s

a witty Irishman. heing asked to
define his status IN the present cam
paign, answered: ..Sure. an Old
rather support Bryan an Sewail aud
get is to l, than tp vote for Mckinley
an Hobart an have nothing (0) to ate
(8l Sugar Planter.
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A SENSIBLE MAN

covers his steam pipeing and drums with
Carey's Asbestos -Nagnesia Sectional Cover
ings: 1tPays for It's cost in less than year.
rue IN Thompson Eclipse to burn bagas Sc,
shaving, rice hulls, pea or buck whest coal
write tor prices on roofing building and
lining papers and engineers supplies, to
DAFFUON & STOUTZ.
$40 Union Street
Sm' .. Z. New Orleans
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-17

Smallpox is reported to exist both
in East Baton Rouge and Ascension
parishes. Our officials will be vigi-
lart and active in their efforts to
prevent its being brought here this
winter and oil preparations are being
made to prevent ifs spread should any
cases develop here.-Iberville South.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-17

Some time ago there was consider.
able talk Of starting first class Rs-
publican morning daily newspaper in
New Orleans. Sut that ''lOng-frlt
want" is now abandantly supplied. by
the Picayune, which has recently be-
come one of the most rahid Hanna
erat goldbug organs in the country.
The Picayune has lost the respect and
confidence of the Democrats of West
Baton Rouge.-Sngar Planter.
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Police Jury Ward 1Ns. 8.
Precinct Fo. i-Sh2u extend from the up-
per line of the parish in the rear Of Police
Jury Ward No. ) to the Grand Bsyeu bridge
VITA polling place ~ or nsaY Onezippe
Chiasson's place on the Chackbay ridge or
settlement.
Precinct No. 9-Shall extenal from the
bridge over Grand Bay ysa. to the bower lice of
the A. A. Laiorest place formerly. with poll
ut or near Victor Legeuare's residence.
Precinct No. 3->hall comprise the Mala-
nay settlements, with poll =, or near LOUIS
kraemer atOre
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-01


accepted as complete and the maps will
bessent to the Tax Commissioners.
Chief Engineer Ruggles was instructed
to notify the Permits Clerk on the Pc
ginning and completion of sewers Mr..
Ruggles presented specifications for the
paving with Belgian blocks of First street
from Newark avenue to Brunswick
street. and Second street from Brunswick
to Monmouth streets.
The Barber Asphalt Company was
awarded a supplemental contract to as
phalt First street from Coles to Newark
avenue and Third street.
B. Hoffman was appointed inspector on
the asphalting of Second street; A.
Schmitt inspector of Prescott street inn
provement, and j. Mccain inspector of
asphalting Of York. Henderson and Mercer
streets.
The Board of Finance was requested to
supplement the fund for cleaning sewers
with s., 0
Specifications were received from the
Chief Engineer for impruF ement Of
Crescent avenue from Communipaw ave-
nue. to Clinton avenue, and for the inn
proyement of Linden avenue from Ave
dered filed, adopted, and the clerk viii
advertize them.
The east wing OF School No. ! having
needed instant repairing. President Brown
authorized William Robertson to do the
work at a price not exceeding 81, 500. An
emergency resolution was passed ratify-
ing the presidents action. A similar reso-
luton was passed in reference to re-
pairs to a sewer in Thirteenth street
which had caved in.
The Board then adjourned.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-01
MACS FUNNY DECISION.
Trolley Tranafers VIII re Popula
If This Sort of Law Goes.

Justice of the Peace Macs this morning
decided that a trolley car transfer is
good until used. Edward Smell, of No.
34S Johnston avenue, a policeman, While
off duty, was on his way to Bayonne.
He received a transfer from a Pacific
avenue car for Bayonne, but instead of
boarding a car within the time limit
named on the transfer, he stopped over
in a near by saloon. A car in charge
of Conductor Carrot Whitlock came
along about nine o'clock and Shell board
ed it. Whitlock refused the transfer
which Smell had received about a half
hour before. and asked the man to pay
his fare, as the transfer was void.
A storm of words ensued and the con-
ductor stopped the car and attempted to
nut Smell of. Shell refused to move and
hit Whitlock for attempting to pull him
from the car. Whitloek started the car
again and hailed Patrolman Bows of the
Fifth precinct, who was standing at
Kearny avenue. Bows told Smell that
il he cared to avoid trouble he should
pay his fare, and that the conductor
was right.
well, you're an easy thing" answered
Smell, and began to abus Bows, at the
same time going into his pocket for his
fare. Bows became Senraged and made
Smell his prisoner on a charge of assault
and battery.
Justice Macs discharged him this morn
ing on the ground that Smell had a right
to ride on the car on the strength OF
his transfer ticket.
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NORRIETT RAN AWAY.
He and His Wife Had a supper and
Theatre Party Last Might.

The Norriett assault and battery case.
which was to have been tried before Jus
tice of the Peace Macs this morning. did
not come off. James Norriett, the we'll
Known policy writer, the defendant, last
night told his wife, who was the com
~plainant, that he did not intend Ia APP
pear for trial, and he kept his wcrd. Mrs.
Norr.ett was at the Justices office and
waited until eleven o'clock to see if her
husband did put in an appearance.
When at last she got tired of waiting,
she told the Judge that she had the salts
faction of knowing that her husband had
to make the mount of the bail good to
his bondsmen, and it amounted to a good
deal more than the fine would have been
if he had stood trial.
Mrs. Norrsett has had considerable trou-
Bile with her better half, and she claims it
has been a struggle ever since she was
married TO him six years ago. to get MIN
to support her properly. She has had
him arrested repeatedly for non-support
and Abandonment, but he was always dis
charged.
h does not look as if she was suffer-
ing very much. She exhibited several
diamond rings and a pair of handsome
earrings in court this morning. To a
Jersey City News" reporter she said that
she met Jimmie cher husband) in New
York last night, and that he took her to
supper and then to the theatre.
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DISCHARGED OLD employees.
Ferry GO. Lays or several
old Tfrnara

The Hoboken Ferry Company has dis
charged several of its oldest employees.
Plot Edgar st. John, OF the ferryboal
Orange, was discharged last week. He
has been in the employ of the company
for thirty years. His crew were scat
tered about on different boats.
Two ferry masters were discharged this
morning. Edward Gardiner, who has
been on the ferry for twenty years. and
Billy G.. Grosch, who has been with
the twenty-four wears. He
acted as ferry house detective for sixteen
years, and when the late Captain Brown
became too feeble to attend 10 his duties
Grosch was given the position as ferry
master. which position he has held ever
since. About Q month ago he was taken
sick and asked fer a leave OF absence.
1t was granted. He returned to work
four days ago. This morning he went
to receive the pay dne HIM, 1t was
handed to him in an envelope, and he
was given a verbal rrrice that his SER
vices were no longer required.
This morning another pilot and a num-
Der of deck hands were discharged.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-01
AN ALARM IN THE FOURTH.
A Tramp and a small Boy Disturb
the Serenity of tho Police.

A small boy, hatless and out of breath,
rushed into the Fourth precinct station
house about ten o'clock this morning and
shouted out to the Sergeant at the desk
Say, mister, please send a policeman
around to No. SO Monticello avenue;
there's a man there and he is soaring
everybody"
Sergeant Snow, after some questioning,
learned that there was a tramp asleep
in the vacant lot in the rear of the house,
No. 50 Monticello venue and that the
neighbors had held a council of war and
despatched the little messenger to the
station house.
The presence of the man was not of
their seeking and they unanimously de-
cided that his room was more desirable
than his Hence the broken
message which the little sprinter deliv-
cred at the station house.
A policeman was sent to the scene of
the invasion to rout the enemy. This
was done without any resort to warlike
methods beyond the application of one OF
the arms of the service.
At the station house Mr.. Tramp's arrest
was booked as John Doe. As years old
no home; no occupation; born in Ireland
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-01
BIDS FOR Public WORKS
Street and Water Commission
ers Rush Through a
Raft Of Business.

When the Lehigh Valley grade crossing
veto and the East Jersey Water Com
pany's communication had been disposed
of by the Street and Water Commission
ers this morning the Board applied itself
to a raft of public matters, the majority
Of which %pertained to public improve
ments.
Bids were received for the ~asphalting
of Pavonia avenue. The bidders were
Barbour Asphalt Company, Trinidad
Company and California Asphalt Paving
Company. The bid of the California
Company was on lam asphalt when it
called for lake asphalt. The aggregate
figures were:-Barbour. 5000. 40; Cali
fornia. slo,o2l.5o; Trinidad, s9.sos.5o. No
award was made.
As the Board of Adjudication there was
nc objection TO the Danforth avenue i'm
provement.
Charles Kraft sent in a petition for a
sewer on Rose avenue, and y. H. earns
desired 1.-THE improvement @f Glenwood
avenue from Berger to West Side avenues,
These were referred.
The mason contractor on truck house
No. 8 was given two months additional
time in which to, finish his contract.
Bids were reeeivedp.for the improve
ment of Pavonia avenue from Summit
avenue to the Boulevard; grading of De-
Kalb avenue and Improvement of knight
street. 49,
Mr. Reuben Simpson sought the ap
pointment OF III, Gebs for the improve
nent Of Linden
The Improvement OF clifford place. from
Bergen Avenue to The Boulevard, wa