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Additional local trains leave Stannton as
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Clifton Forge $50 p. n.
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follows: Except Sunday, at go p. m, ar
rive Richmond T.4o p M, o'+o d. H. Oh
ct Ccrdcusville - 80 p, M
sExoent Sunday. Where no sign is given daily
For additional information address + H.
WOODWARD, Passenger Agent, Staunton'
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' A middle-aged man came tramp
inc into town from the west We'd
nesday evening and spent the nj gilt
a. the Commercial. immediately
after breakfast he departed without
giving anyone goodbye, not even
the landlord. He pretended to be
a dealer in timber, but in truth was
Z Hdead- beat"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15

f0fd or mn m
~ per cent. on 5000, police De- S'
!. october ! 1901. - III 50
ence between old and new as
sessnents, due April !, 19l1.,.. $3.50 90
sss.975 o
sia per cent. on 100000, Funded
DEBT Bonds. due May
~ per E on sss,ss 30. Joint '''s :
Outlet Sewer Bonds, due May
= loSt.-..-. --.- ...... .......s.. 95 9s
sls,As 5
3 per cent. on $4,000, to pay
maturing bonds. due June |,
Interest due July, 1877 M
H~sadauarteEs Bonds, due
So per Cent. on On $4,000. Public ~ =
isss.. sas Ivy 1.7so 90
Headquarters Bonds, due JAM
~ per ! cent nps'' on slo.soo. Police :" "
Department Building Bonds,
due January |, 1899 272 so
S92 per cent on 100000, Public
j, 1900. 1850 co
"a per cent. on $1,000, Police
Department Building Bonds.
2 per cent. on $500. Police
Headquarters Bonds, due Jam
uary Il 1903. ..as....... 100 90
31s per CENT on $4,000. Public
School Bonds, due April 2,
50 Per cent? on SIS 80. Morgan
Strst Dock Bonds. due June
2 per cent. on 5000. Police
January !. 80. aSaas sas 100 %
House Bonds, due July !,
SS Is ss8;: e S fs;sss F' is s $
January /, 1902 100 90
~ per cent. on $3.50. Police
s gsPa 5ansary h | 80. Bends. IL 50
January J. 1865 . LIZ So
312 per cent. on $4,000 Improve
5sSs, ~ ~ 'l 400 %
que as'9 January SlI ! 81, so1as. M .:
das January isIs j { . iss n0aaz. 500 o.
iss ss'l ~ w. ~ $3.50 %
peg roeqt sf3n,SS ~ f,,sy
j, isis. ls.s. ! -. $4,000
Naflrina Ronds d,,a Tsn,1arv
> 1a9a Dons 0aS ann M
~ per cent. on $4,000, city -"
ary i, 1sas~..~ -. 80 $3.50 90
5s.492 %
81 lnf ess ce dae "a Aus sss6,o5 E@ civ
8 per E on sl,sss,oo0, to Fund :
FEt esruaFEy p i. 1909 soaas, Z 1850 90
-
$44, 3s0 co
Interest due September. 1877
"a per cent. on $S,0A1 Engine
House Bonds, due September
10, 1902. ~. .............. $50 90
Interest due October. 1877
pa per cent. on 5000 Police De-
partment Building Bonds, due
October /, 1904. ...-.a ......... 112 50
8 per E on 81, 0oa,0 o city Of
Jersey City Bonds, due April
1. 1904. =. ............ 10000 90
~ per cent. on 5000 Police
Department Buildings Bonds.
due October /. 1904 ......... 12 so
between old and new assess
ment bonds, due April !, 1911. $3.50 90
-
sSa,g9o 90
2 per cent. on $s5.oo Refunded
Bonds (to be issued. $500 90
INTEREST ON ASSESsSMENT &C
81 per Cent. On 500, 900 u Find
Assessment Bonds, due Tune ooo "a
I lso:s- S,a 1oo;arv ,sa7.. s4i'oo "
interest que ~ LII ID leS..
81 per cert o4 sSu9.uV ~ IN
ASSesslns5M DVANs' NuS a 90
uary !, lsvos--Sa ~ .s. iVoW W
yer SSas- ~ $500 penSS
u u 1OL0H
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15

sSs2 10
Your committee would respectfully re-
omnend the adoption of the following
resolution
Resolved, That the report ana recon-
mendations of the Committee of the
Whole as to the appropriations OF the
several Boards of Jersey City, and the
amount necessary to be raised by tax
In Jersey City during the current year
for the purposes of city government for
the fiscal year beginning December /, 1896,
and ending November 90, 1897, be and the
same are hereby received and adopted.
and in conformity herewith the Board
OF Finance, having duly considered the
estimates and recommendations OF the
several Boards, do hereby fix the amount
to be raised by tax in Jersey City during
the present year for the purposes Of the
said Boards, for the fiscal year beginning
December l. 1895. ana ending Novernber
80. 1891 (both days inciusive), at the sum
OF one million seven hundred and forty
one thousand eight hundred and eight
and that sum. together with the amount
to be raised by the State to Jersey City
for schools. and together with the amount
TO be paid Jersey Citys under the prov.-
Sions OF an act, entitled IAN act for the
taxation Of railroad and canal property
approved April 10, 1884, is hereby distrl-
lbuted among the several Boards, as re-
commended as to amount by the COM
mittee Of the Whole. and the AMOUNTS
thus fixed shan be the appropriations a1d
limits ct expenditure for the said pur-
poses during the ensuing fiscal year.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15
HENRY BRAUTIGAM,
JAMES s. BAILEY,
II l. KEI TBS

Committee of the Whole.
The report was received and the reeom-
m~endations therein contained We're adopt
ed by the following vote N the caM for
the ayes and nays by the President.
Ayes-President B~rautigam n Messrs.
Bailey and kellers-3.
Nays-Ncne.
Abseh-Nessrs. DetwiIler and simp-
SON..
on motion Of Mr.. Bailey the Board
MARTIN FINCK.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15

BONDS.
Interest due December, 1856
3 per cent. on $3.50, 600. to, pay
Maturing Bonds, due June ],
Interest due january, 1897: sA'''O' =
2 per cent. on 5000, Police
Headquarters Bonds. due Jan
nary !, 1897 ..-.. -. 1880 100 90
per cent on $500, Engine
3 u peF cent aPs' on 5000. Police - =
Headquartears Bonds, due jan
81. s'a psr cs ne on $4,000, Public ~
School Bonds. due July !.
} as Ssr cent on 5000. Police LOG "
asa Ss's j. 1853 100 90
d 9spa 5aasary 1 I isss zones: "a -
School Bonds. due January
~ per or Z on $1,000. Police sew :"
Department Buildings Bonds,
due january I, 1900 .......-. 225 90
headquarters Bonds. due Jam
uary l. 1860 ...........-..s. 100 90
s15k per. cent on $4,000 Public
School Bonds, due April 2,
ST. Il per cent. on $4,000. Morgan 10y =
). 1900 4.ass %
Headquarters Bonds, due Jam
nary i 1901 100 90
2A per cent. on 5000, Engine
House Bonds. due July a,
! per cent. on s5.ooo, Police 4
Headquarters Bonds, due Jan
uary !, 1902 .... 100 90
a RsgAs5s ssssty n ! -! Bonds: IL !
Department Buildings Bonds,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15

Making the total sum to be ex-
pended by the said Commits
sioners of Assessment during
the ensuing fiscal year to be
" hundred dollars.4 s2oO.0
Salaries Gee schedule T9..... s5S,14o.0
cial papers, ....-.-... 5000
....-.......-. 5000. OF
+ lee ruplc 20, 779 81
msnt bonds ssee schedule u. 545.2so.as
ehednle s- 49,. A
$4,000 of rs per cent. of liquor
license moneys, unappropri-
ated by Legislature (see
ra ch sdI Wo 100000
rs schedule ned 3 !, y IL ao. $3.50 .ss
cies:....... $500. ............ 200. 81
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15

Making the total sum to be ex-
pended by the said Sinking
Fund Commission during the
ensuing fiscal year to be one
thousand nine hundred doll
lars .-.... ....... 81, 900. 90
Printing and stationery....-... 5000. 90
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15

I O'clock r. M. ~
Present President Brautigam and
NessrS. Bailey and Kellers-S.
Absent-Messrs. Detwiller and Simpson
APPROVAL. OF THE MINUTES.
The minutes of the Regular" meeting
of July 16, 1896, were approved as en-
crossed in the minute book on motion Of
Mr.. kellers.
Petition of Ami Grob to credit to the
account of joint outlet sewer between
Jersey City and West Hoboken the sum
Of $2S.62. paid on certain property for the
assessment for Rayine Roard sewer con-
tinuation.
Petition of Simon Fqaherty for the re-
turn OF $3.50. erroneous assessment for
water rents, 1885.
Petition of William G. and Alexander
A. Ahrens, administrators of Charles K.
Ahrens for payment of moneys upo loss
of certificates of sale under Martin Act"
Referred to the Committee on Salaries
and Claims.
Petition of the Roman Catholic Church
of st. Anthony of Padua of Jersey City
to return the sum of sll6-S8, amount paid
in redemption of certain property used
for religious purposes, sold by the city for
unpaid taxes for years 1890, 1891 and 1892.
Referred to the Committee on Finance.
CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented,
received and they were each referred to
their appropriate committees
H A. Lush. $40, w. w, ,chilyel SIG;
~ 0dlL, Douy dirQ Jdiiro f1tCIfcOU, %. 10.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From the City Collector
l.. Notifying this Board that he has re-
ceived in his office from the Board of
lection the following assessment maps
Sewer, Summit avenue. from Sherman
to Sanford place, amount, $1,S4S.10.
Sewer, Cambridge avenue, from South
to Bowers street, amount, $2,056.
Improvement Eye avenue, from 32 feet
west of Ocean avenue to Jackson avenue,
amount, $3.50.
Received and ordered filed.
2. Relative to the uncancelled taxes
against the property occupied by Fifth
Precinct Station House on Ocean avenue,
acquired by the city, Februery 5, 1891.
8 Relative to the uncancelled taxes
2lS-219, owned by the city, being a part
and parcel of City Hospital property ac-
quired October l. 1892.
Referred TO the Corporation Counsel.
From the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners
The following resolutions requiring the
concurrence Of this Board
Ordsrlng paid the salaries of the
Water Registrar, etc, for the month of
Jaiy, ls9S, when due, as per payroll,
lAdopGed July 70, 1850
| q ordering paid the salaries of labor
crs on meters for the month Of July, 1896,
$40. y
adopted July 20, 1861
a. awarding to Thomas Harrington the
contract for the Improvement of Pavonia
avenue, from Chestnut avenue to Sum
NIT avenue toondormably to the provls-
l On 80 q - S5na apt zl5 e. Of the Laws Of 1880,
adopted July 20, 1861
4. Awarding to P. II. Flaherfy, Jr.. e.
zSbtri has es sarssf, from 59r fs sum ~mpfoy ssz,5,1a e e
Hudson Bouievard (confornably to the
provisions OF Chapter I'll. Of the Laws Of
lss51s estimated cost s.. ~. 70.
| fAdOpfed July 30 1f46 !
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15

Three () Commissioners at
$1,000 per year ach........ $1,000
Clerk Of the Board ....-,.... 2,000.n
Chief Engfneer-.. - .-...... 2,500. 90
One a. Assistant Engineer..... zoos, 90
Two C) Battalion Chiefs, at
$500 per. year each........ 100000
One ~ Inspector of Horses. 800. 90
One q Superintendent of Tele-
graph. .~.-.s... 10000
Five t) Telegraph Linemen,
At 1900 per yeas each...... 10000
per yea 1s.5oo.o
year EACH. 100000
Fifteen (D Steamer Drivers, at
$1,000 per year each 1900. 100000
Fifteen Q0 Tender Drivers, at
1900 per year each-,s... Is, 900. 90.
Fifteen Permanent Hosemen, at
$3.50 pr year each. 14.25e.oo
year 10000
Five G) Truck Drivers. at s1.6c9
per year each..... 10000
Ten d0f Permanent Truckmen,
at 500 per year each... 10000
Twenty tzW Foremen, at $500
per year each 5000 90
each ~ 1900 90
One "a Medical Examiner..-.. 500. 90
Total. ~ sia5s55o.oo
mrs. Asnes Tarrier..@..aas..a ssss.s 81
Mrs. Louise Oman 49,. 2S3. 80
Mrs. Catherine Guiton... $780, 90
Mathew Bligh.... =. .....s.. 500. 90
TotaI..3 At e50. IN
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15

Adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Finance was held in its rooms at the
City Hall on Tuesday, july Is, 1896, at
four O'Clock p. N.
Present = President Brautigam and
Messrs. Bailey and Keilers-3-
Absent-Messrs Detwiller and Simp-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09
INFANT INDUSTRY.
INCORPORATION OF THE TEXAS
SANDSTONE COMPANY
VIII Open and Develop Valuable
Saba County, Texas.

A charter has Just been filed at AUS
lin Incorporating the Texas Sandstone
company OF Fort Worth OF which the
incorporates are ]. Il. Burton, Abilene.
Kan; L. p. Greer. Winfield. Kan: Geo.
Fl. Evans and Geo. d, Findley, Topeka.
kan; c. A. Stephenson and j. NJ. Chad
wick. Mills county. Texas. and s. N.
Plckens of Fort Worth. who ir men,
II oned as one of tho ineorporators. is
superintendent OF the government
building construction in this city.
The places OF business arc Topeka,
Kan. and Goldtbwaite, Mills county,
Texas.
1t is the object Of this company to
open and work a quarry of sandstone
in San Saba county. Texas. The quarry
is about eight miles from the Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fe railroad and
acc -Sssinle to II.
The sandstone Ia said by those who
nave examined IL to be OF a remarkably
nue. quality. and exists In large GUAM
titles In that locality. The stone
quarrylng Industry Is yet In Its in
fancy in Texas. though valuable quar-
| rlcs of different kinds OF building stone
| have been opened for several yenrs
ana probably worked
The new company IN composed q,
some energetic business men OF Taxos
and Kansas. and propose to acca,nplisb
considerable In the development OF the
natural resources OF the state aiory
this particular line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09

The case OF Bruce and Stewart AMI
James Grant against the Texas and
Pacific Coal company came to an end
Friday by the Jury rendering verdict
In favor OF plaintiffs for one dollar.
The plaintiffs sued for 100000 claiming
that the coal company had placed a
boycott" upon their saloon. and pro-
moiting their employees from frequent
Ing their said saloon. The coal
eohpany complained that the plain
Inns conducted their saloon In such "a
ulsorderly manner as TO render 1t a
common nuisance and a terror to the
neirhborhood: the coal company further
cis ID that the plaintiffs by use of
circulars scattered through Its mining
camp Offering free beer induced the
employees OF the coal company to me-
slect their work, and lay around the
saioon " the plaintiffs day and night
IN silly state of lntoxicatlon; the
coal Company also claimed that plain
tlis In connection with their saloon
were running gambling hell and de-
moralizing tleir miners,
The foregoing were the issues upon
~hich the case was tried, and judg-
ing from the verdict the coal company
Moh signal victory The principle
,ney commended for was whether or not
'hey couid manage their business ac-
ulhg 70 their own rules and regula-
lions or whether any party could start
ap u resort near their camp, thereby
| r'nnsly interfering with the business
OF the company.
ihe coal company employs from 1900
70 iaVO men; 1t has been the great and
soie FACTOR In reducing the price OF fuel
throughout all North Texas. and in
,n's manner has proved great benefit
20 ms section OF the stale. 1t is 10
De regretted that Industrial enterprise,
psouustNe OF such general good. should
ment through speculative litigation in
the course OF conservative and prudent
u.naH 'nent OF Its business. Such an
example IL not conducive to an en-
iu1seAent OF the Industries OF the sta Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09
THE HOSE TESTED
SEVERE TEST by THE INSURANCE
RATER-FouND ALL RIGHT.
nntcs Are to De Increased uniesp
the City buys n Large New
Chemical Engine.

There Is still great interest mani
Tested among business men In the In
surance question. There will be uni
versal dissatisfaction IL the city OF
Fort Worth IL reduced 10 the SECOND
class, and the fire insurance rates
thereby largely increased.
The insurance companies, acting
through their chief rater, MIR. George
w Jalonick. have taken n firm staa
and apparently Will not yield IN ,nch
from their position. MIR. Jaloniek tested
the hose Friday, and out of all the hose
the department has, only two sections
burst under the severe test he gave It.
This Is considered an unusually good
record for the amount of hose We
have, on Monday the chief rater. no
Is now in Dallas, win write to PARTIES
here. giving the companies ult.m1tum
as 10 the amount of apparatus ncoes-
sary to maintain the city in .he first
class. AS said before, the companies
do not attach any Importance IL the
efficiency of the department. Accu' cling
to their standard there iust be so
| much apparatus. The Indications i've
now that they viii not be satish I'd with
merely putting back on dlty the
steamer mat was taken or aDoIt a
month ago, but will insist that ne city
| buy new chemical engine. Tie in
surance agents estimate tina; Il VII
cost somewhere near $1,000 Jr ,tG0g to
secure the new apparatus. This huw-
ever, is n mere drop in ;he bucket to
the increased cost OF insI.Hnre II the
city should be placed one class lower
Alderman Hudglns, who II n Mem
Der Of the fire committee. was seen
and said a consultation 20 decide the
matter would be held Mon1ly. There
Is no desire on the part Vt ina :ity ru-
thorities to see the rates increased, but
they complain that the Companies do
not put proper estimate ulun the ef-
ficiency of our dopnrtme IT. In re
meantime II Is hoped that the matter
will be satisfactorily arranged a!,I that
Fort Worth will continue Ia BE- rated
as she has been for SO 'o1s, as a c..y
of the first class.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09

We will suppose that your occupa.
ton Is sedentary-that you are
chained. so to speak, to the desk in
some counting house. or perhaps To the
loom in some vast mill where Won are
compelled to labor from morning till
night. Sunday Is your only day Of re-
taxation You return home every morn
nig wearied mentally and bodily. Yc.,r
health and strength begin 20 mil
What will most effectually recuperat.
your vital energy? The weight 81 evi.
uenee points TO no other conclusion
than that Hostetter's Stomach Bittors
Is your safest, most reliable sheet an
ohor. Use 1t persistently. and your
system VIII soon regain Its pristine
vlsor; Every function win receive a
healthful impulse. There Is no remedy
10 equal the Bitters for nervousness
and want OF sleep. dyspepsia, consti-
ration, and billlousness. II averts and
and Is a preventive OF rheumatism ana
neuralgia. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09
ONE HoNEs,r NAN

Dear Editor-Please inform your
readers that II written to confldentially
/ will mail in sealed letter the pla n
pursued ty which / wus permanently
restored 10 health and manly vigor az
ter years OF suffering from nervous
weakness, night losses and weak
shrunken parts. I have no scheme to
eNtort money from anyone whomsoever,
/ was robbed and swindied by the
quacks until nearly lost faith In man
kind. but thank Heaven l am now we'll,
vigorous and strong. and anxious to
make this certain means of cure known
to ALL
Having nothing to sell or send c. o.
D., l want no money. Address James
A. Harris Delray, Mich.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09
MAnDI GRAS,


NEW UrIenhH, Isn,, Fcbrunry IS, 1NOU !.
On account of the above the Cotton
Belt route will sell tickets to New Or
leans and return at rate OF one first
class fare for round trip. Tickets nm
sale February 18th, 10th, and II, limited
to March for return.
For further Information call on any
agent Of the company or address.
d. NJ. Morgan. City Passenger ana
Ticket Agent. 40i Main street. Fort
Worth. Tex; A. A. Gibson, T. p. A.
Fort Worth; Tex; s. G. Warner, q. p
A.; Tyler. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09
The Mission Completed.

The little Stonewall Jackson Mission
erected by Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Sillimnn
al Avondale in the northern part Of
Tarrant county, has been completed
and arrangements are being made to
dedicate II for mission work
Last Sabbath the Union Sunday
school was organized with thirty-five
in attendance; Mrs. c. b. Cawthorn,
superintendent; j. s. Jackson, secre-
tary, and Mr. Robinson treasurer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09
BUILDING A DEPOT


Amarillo. Tex. Feb. s-tsoe,,a,,-
a-9overnor 4: D. Hubbard viii, L.
lure IN Amarillo on the a4th of Ills
!. T h,,,d Eort Worth and Denver RAILWAY
ger depot. II will be he Ia 49, passrn.
THIS side Of Fort Worth. uepot
Messrs. browning and Madden =,
Sarendon Will move to our city Thsv
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09

At the last regular meeting of Red
Cross Lodge No. IA, X. of p. c. NJ.
Brown was presented with a costly
rocking chair by the members as a
token OF the esteem In which his SER
vices of the lodge are held. For four
years Mr.. Brown filled the position of
X. of II. S. j. L. Montgomery made the
presentation speech, to which Mr.
Brown feellngly replied, thanking the
brothers for this mark OF affeetlon.