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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
srypAr-scHool CONTENTION.
Encouraging Reports TO the Prince George
Association.

PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. Especial -
Tie thirteenth annual convention OF the
Sunday schools Of Prince George WAS held
yesterday al Sycamore NJ. T.. church. la
thai county There were about iiyo hum
bred people I'm attendance. The conven-
ton was called 90 order by the president.
g. L. DarfacOft. and was opened with
prGyer by Nil Essleston.
Tho ADDRESS OF Welcome was next made
By MI John Hawks. This was followed
by the reading of tie minutes OF the last
cCnySL ton.
An address was delivered by Rev. John
Ridont. rector Of Grace Episcopal church
in this city. His subject was The Sun
day school. By Whom and Tor What. Pur-
pose was il Organized? Is IL fulfilling its
MfsiOn To-Day
The barrier was presented 20 Mount
Calvary church The presentation Was
made by Mr.. w. j. West.
The Bible was awarded 10 Gregory-Me-
mortal church, and was presented by Mr.
T.. A. Marks.
Neville church was selected as the
place for holding tie next ooayentlou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

JETERsVILLE. VA. sept. ESPECIAL
The Misses Daily gave "A concert here
Tuesday night for the benent OF the
Presbyterian church. they were assisted
by Judge r. TX. fanar. Messrs 4. II.
Booker, and Southall Farrar. ana Misses
Matte and Bertha Jones ard Miss Rennie.
A largo crowd attended. ana all werc
highly pleased with the performance.
judge Farrar related several humorous
incidents which were very much enjoyed
They made about $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

The New Session Begins with Forty
Names on the Roll.

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY. VA. Sept. g.
Special. The session OF 500 Ct Union
Theological Seminary opened today The
opening address Was delivered by Rev.
Or. Harding, OF FarmNilie. The subject
WAS What Christianity Has Given 10
humanity and the discourse was a mas
terp.ece, full OF Information ana sound
advice 10 the students.
After tho addncss and a few impressive
remarks Dy Dr. W ". Moore. the lac
ultv proceeded TO the enrolment OF stu
dents. Twenty-seNcn oid students re-
sponded 90 their names, and thirteen new
students matriculated.
The outlook Is promising for seventy or
more students. Last year there were
slxty-fye.
Or - g. Stricklcr. the newly elected
professor OF theology, Is here. and Will
be joined by his family IN q few days.
Tho hearts alike OF professors and stu
dent body were saGdened tnis afternocn
by the news OF the death in North Caro-
ina Of one OF their number MIR. John ID.
Arnold. whose arrival they were hourly
expecting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

Fredericksburg College Opens Next week,
A wedding Announced.

FREDERICKSBURG, va, sept. s.
Special. The case Cf William Damn who
is charged with setting fire To his own
house Will come before the grand jury
which meets next Wednesday. The pris-
Oner is now in jail here, ana 10 is SAID
that his attorney VIII put in a plea OF
insanity when the ease goes 20 court.
The new Committee on streets OF the
City Council has been actively engaged
in Improving the streets ever since the
committee was appointed on July l-t.
The Bryan 3 ewnll-JoLes Cluu, or spot
svlVaufs Courthouse viii have a Demo-
cratic pOlo-raising en- FRIDAY, september
18th There viii Dee apeahns and irse
dinner. a handsome has has already
been secured
The Fredericksburg College viii open
Us session Septemler 10Th, and the outlook
for a prosperous year was never letter
More scholars have been entered than
usual at this time.
MIS- walker Flnt aged seYenty-e1sht,
OF stafford county. Mrs. John Lack, aged
elphty-tLfce. Of Orange, and Mrs. Julia
Henderson. AGED sixty years. OF King
George. al died this WceK.
Mrs W. r. Leaveil has SOLD her prop
orty on Weldon street 70 Mr.. j w.
Harns FOR $500. 1lr Harris wlll occupy
DC 80 his home. after making improve
ments.
Cards are out for che marriage ~ Miss
Lillian v. basrDlru. ltl5nter OK Mt.
Oliver Eastburn. 80 Mr. o.. ii. Morrison.
take place no Sales church. "Wednesday,
September 18th. sc 3 O'Clock.
Afr. r. J.. Todd. Division Passenger
Agent OF tho Plant railroad system, az
Jacksonville. Fla. has been spending sev-
crl wecTs with his broth o. Mr. l'icAald
Told. ln tnls county
A handsome new church Lebanon erect
ed through tho oufrlY of the ladies' ln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
TUE COTTON MARKETS..

NOW YORK. Sept S-Cotton quiet.
mid4hnr ruf So mlloAne. ors gross
rooapts. ta bales. forwarded. bales.
sales. -ia haes AN splnncrs stock. $500
-ea 15FsA fr8Ftkss.iss
...4. to-day Ncl receipts. l650 bales
.i.9 haIcs.
Total SD far This reek-Nct receipts.
g3917 bales exports t. Great Britain.
Isl hll.. France. 900 bales. continent
] 0Gi bales
Totrl since September 1st-Net receipts.
- $50 bales, exports O. Great britain,
62,7 bales. France. 900 bales. continent.
IT, NaIct
Fmures closed very firm. ssptomber.
S2s. October sS4. November 500. De
couuer SIS January SIS. February
3 go March. $50. April SJ4 NAV. * 58.
sales 2le loo bales.
NEW ORLEANS Ia Sept g. -Cofton
futures steady saler. e. $40 bnles. Ssp-
tcmbcr 1W October sol Novcrnl.'r
SOL December "a, January. SO. Fcb-
ruary, s23 March S2s Aprl $50
LIVERPOOL Sept. 3--l2 20 H. M.-Cot-
ton demand moderate and prices firm.
American middling ~ sales, 1000 bales:
America. 700 bales speculation and
export. 800 bales, receipts. 400 bales
~ American f'u,ures opeuee-ss.sx ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
rHE MUSEUM INSTITUTE.
Richmond Is Considered as Out of On
Contest.


Contest.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Sept. s.-Spe-
al.-rhe trustees OF tho Confederate Ne
mortal Association met in session to-day
az +. Nj, in the reading room OF tho
Lookout lnn, and perfected their organi1o-
ton.
mo following officers were elected:
President, General W. ID. Chipley. OF
Pensacola, Fla, Vice President, General
Clement Evans, OF Atlanta. Manager and
Secretary, Robert 6. Wood, OF New or
leans and an Executive Committee. COM
posed OF the Following psrsons. W. II
Jackson. Nashville. Robert White, Wheel
lns. J. b. Briggs, Russeilyille. Ky, l..
). Ross, Waco, Texas.
The meeting adjourned az +. NJ, TO
meet IN Nashville AZ the call OF tho chair
man.
The charter was reviewed. corrected as
~ typographical errors. ana adopted
The Executive Committee will collect all
moneys fue tho Association. aud nx upon
the location or tho Confederate Museum
Institute. although nothing OF an official
character Was said OF done regarding
the location.
EITHER NEW ORLEANS OR NASH
VILE.
10 is now clearly "A foreeone conclusion
that 10 Will 10 either New Orleans or
Nashville, with odds on the latter. Cen
efal Jackson said to-day that they
'would have 10 De pretty strong 10
ouiclass him In his contention for Nash
Vile. although the Crescent city is by
np means lacking in the personal energy
VI her representatives,.
Richmond is considered here as simply
out OF the contest.
THE CHARTER.
Corporate eXist<f &c will be- given the
movement by Garter obtained in Mis-
slsslgpi for tie Confederate Memorial
ISOLATION. The idea OF a Battle Abbey
has been abr Edcred rs Improbable. and
tbs structure 70 Dee erected Will be called
the Confederate Memorial Institute.
The Forth National Bank OF Nashville
was named AS treasurer and depository OF
tho association, both subject 20 change by
tho board al its next meeting. which Is
set for October az Belle Mead near the
home of General W. IN. Jackson
The plan for raising the necessary funds
provides FOR the appointment of agents
in every county 20 make thorough can-
Sass Boz every state IN the South
The board Of trustees is composed Of
eighteen members. besides Colonel A. O..
Dickinson " New York the personal
agent Of AIR Rouss. The body is made
elf-utrpotuatiug and isl equally DIVIDED
into TWO and year-term members The
charter holds good for fifty years Eff
teeu States the District OF Columbia,
Oklahoma, and the Indian Territory are
represented on the board
It IS estimated that the institute will
1n1Ctye au outlay - $4,000 before
completion. The chief mission will be
educational 100 character. by collecting
together the correct facts al issue I'm the
history Of the late war. Captain j. NJ
Hickey Of Washington. u. c.. was seat
ed as a member Of the board over " a.
Gordon. contestant.
The location of the memorial will not
Dee considered until after the money has
been raised
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

WASHINGTON. ID. c., sept. 3-The
treasury gold reserve at the close OF bust
ness to-day stood az SiO3O34l53 The
days Withdrawals az New York were
>bl.No The treasury circulation state
mont shows that on September LIST all
kinds ~ money in the United states. out
side OF what Is hold in che treasury. tag
sIeeatsd 81 5.3. l6o,G'4. or sol ~ PEI capita
on an estimated population OF n G45. 900.
AS compared with September D. 1895 the
circulation shows decrease OF S64 AZ. 304
During tho month OF August. however
the circulation shows an Increase OF 81. o.
26G.4g made uo largely nom the treas
urv loss OF gold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Mr.. Eppes Expects the Nomination.on the
First Ballot.

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. Especial
Hon. sydney j.. Epes. Register OF the
Land once. passed through here this AZ
ternoon from Holloway Courthouse en-
ro,te to Richmond. Mr.. Epes. who Is a
candidate for Congress from this district,
told mo he thought he would be nomt-
mated on the first ballot
Hon ". b. McIlwdine. General Humid
lev and Mr. oliver. the latter young
LAWYER from AlaLsma, spoke 1T Nottoway
Courthouse to-day on the currency ques-
ton and FOR BrSan and Sewall.
A l.ttle child OF Mr.. d. Ii. Jackson, Of
this city. was painfully. but not seriously,
Injured this afternoon at Enporia,
Greenesyille county, while getting on a
train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

An OEor Promptly Covered ships Nearly
Ready to Cloasc the wave.

Read, to Cloasc the Wave.
NEWpCRT NEWS. Va sept. 3.-sre-
ciu-Last night prominent business
man OF tlis city authorized the statement
that he could cover The ontr OF several
Hampton gtLtleu EN- guaranteeing slyn
the balance necessary 10 build Tie Uorie-
ward betR cen Newport News and Hamp-
ton. THE gentlemen OF the latter place
have put up 1880 with the landing
trat 1000 was % bee raised here FOR the
enterprise IL is thought by some that
The amount is entirely inadequate, ana
that II will take al least $4,000 10 COM
pete the work.
Tho Plant Line steamer Grand Duchess.
which IS being built at the ship-yard here
il now in the dTy-dock. and is being rap
idly made ready for her trial tlip, which
viii take place in the near future.
The piOt-boat Sommers y. Smith, for
the Pensacola Pilot Association, Is also
I'm the dry-dOck. and is rapidly nearing
completion the finishing touches being
added 10 the already trim little craft. II
will Oe only "a short time before she VIII
be- ready for her owners.
IL ia reported that tie Baltimore, Ches-
apoake and Richmond Steamboat Com
panys steamer Charlotte, viii arrive here
SATURDAY and Will Boz put In the dry-dock
10 have her bottom cleaned and painted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
NEw YORK PRODUCE MARBET.

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-Fiour quiet easy.
and unchanged. Southern -four unchanged
and quiet
Options were moderately active and firm
no lc advance. No. 2 red, May, Otssc.;
september, biMc.
Con-Spot duH and firm: No. 2, 20c.,
elevator. &c. anoat. Options were less
active and steady al isNAc. advance
September. 26c.' October 20'sc; Noven-
Oats-spot dun and irregular. closing
sfcalvy. options dull and rrmcr, sep
TENDER 1W3c.; october. 2oo.; December,
Ole. Spot prices No. 2. l0l4c.i No.
white. 23Hc: mixed western. l9i.u2lc.
Hay-choice stoady; shipping. 65p6ihc.i
good 90 choice. old s2iec
Wool in moderate demand and IN
changed.
Ne.f duu and weak. family. s7VNs00;
extra mess. SI5O0GOO. beef hams scarce
and firm at S155On1GOO. tierced beef
ouot aud steady city extra, India mess,
50 1OUQGI. cut moats-Dlckicd bellies,
$500 521. shoulders. S3.G2i4H4oo; hams
S92Ju1.7J. ...,
CIT TO0y-7syy7 -yyy cmfwyy vhgkqJz
city. So 4OQ3 ~. September So ~. nominal
Refined slow. continent S4l3, South
American. 81 So. compound. 50 Sli2gAl2's.
Pork steady and in less demand. mess,
81 IONS %
State dairy. 1O4ljc.; do. creamery, ia
Ml6i4c., western dairy. spl-c.i Elslns'
1910.
Iers-Per case. 81 50Q3.3O
Cotton-seed OH quiet and steady. crude
1890 yellow prime, 2Sc.
I0siu steady. strained, common 10
Turpentine active and steady at ga
fotatoes I'm fair demand and steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
-"-77
WEATHER. FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept 3-Fore-
cast for Friday:
Virginia: Cooler: generally fair Friday:
northeriy winds.
North Carolina: Generally fair, possibly
local thunder storms in the afternoon.
variable winds, not SO warm IN The IA
terror.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

demand good: September. 4 2s-e4.lt 1904 /;
September and october, Y-0tf, A,-04
October ana November. ls-ty4 2e-Di ,
November and December, lN-e4dA 2o-1ii
pecoiaber and January l l'-est IA
rebr',ayv and March. 18-Gidt 26-6i;
March and April. 2)-6iq4 2i-ol; ApNl
ana May. . 2l-64, June and july, 2o-"f
Future firm. 90
l2.45 j.. M-American spot grades. lilo
higher. American middling, FAIR 81 good
middlinc 1916. middling. il-l6; low
midding. 1872; good ordinary. lo-S2;
ordinary, 9-d2
b. N American middllng. low mid
ding clause. September. 4 ad-G40f 1864,
sellers. September aud October, 29-o4 70
aO-G4 sellers. october and November,
4 g7-Gf. November and December 4 26-o4,
sellers December and January. 25-64n
4 4G-Ci January and February. 4 2J-049
4 2G-G4 buyers. February and March,
4 25-G404 27-C4. sellers. March and April,
8 27-Gflpl 2S-64 sellers; April and May,
2S-G4 buyers; May and June, zl-oA'
value. juno and July, Z 30-6i, sellers.
Futures closed quiet but steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
4 Mnmnn,. Suicide.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-An unknown wo-
man, about thirty years old. leapod from
the platform OF The elevated station II
III ird avenue al o O'Clock this morning.
and landing on the track IN front OF an
approaching train. was cut to ptooas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
Crushed 10 Death

ROANOKE. VA. Sept. S.-Speciai-
Jerry billiard, a -colofNd coal miner fiom
near the West-Fhd Furnace Tuesday tight
IA WA literally crSxsfed 10 death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

BALTIMORE. BID. Sept 3-Virr.uia
&c. new oIQ6s. DO. Century. 16a, 05S:
baltimore and Ohio. 1903. Consolidated
Cos stock as. goo, do bonds. 81 s.. l0l
asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

OF fifty packages OF Louisa and Caroiine
county va sun-cured tObaccOs, lheluuliik
some ilnc wrappers, at auction on eiloi.5'
tomorrow Friday september a. i9.-
Our Mr.. Rufus Savage has Just reluIi ..T.
from "a tour OF inspection and says IN
buckingham county. Va. ! saw a crop
o. good tobacco. nearly All cut ana houa.-
The OFFICIAL report OF the tobacco II
spcCtor for the month enuing Ausvst o.
1sgG. shows. Receipts for the MONTH w
hogshoads and "A ucrces; deliveries los
hogshcads and 300 tierces
Receipts for eleven months ending Au-
gust 81. 1896. 49, 800 hogsheads and 2,la2
ucrces. deliveries, 1902 nossheads ana
] 800 ticrces.
Stocks ON hand IN tho several tobacco
warehouses or the city of Richmond. Va
as OF August 81. 1896. Inspected stocks
1891 hogsheads and Go tlorces, unln-
spccied. 51Ta hOgsheads ana ~ tiercea
Total, H.l2G hoeshcads and oeI uercea
Decrease In stocks for month ending
August 81. 1896. $40 hogsheads.
stocks on hand for same reriod lNeo
- 006 hoeshcads and G3e tiercos; 1904,
2f0W hogsheads and l,430 tlerces; lsa3'
255i3 hogsheads and 1903 uerces; lsy2'
q e5S hoCsheads and ! .C2l tierces
Inspections AMI reinspoctions FOR the
month ending August 81, 1898. Inspected
Bright on hOeshcads and II tierces;
dark. 100 hOgsheads and 22S tierces. west
ern. SO hogsheads Total. l.7o9 hogs
einspections-Brght 1Gi hogsheads;
dark. Al horshcads and tierces: western.
. hogsheads. Total. POI hogsheads and
. tierces
Total Inspections and reinspections Tor
the month ending August a. 1896:
Bright. LOIS hogshcads and II terccs;
dark 500 horshesds and 833 tiorces. west
ern. - hocsheads. Total, 1916 hogshcads
and 344 tierces.
Inspections and reinsnections for the
IL L..
1896: nspections-Brght. g ~ hogsheads
and - ucrces dark. 19l2 hogsheads and
2ON fiercc9. western 40 hogahsads. To-
tai, lGs03 hogsheads and 2GSS tierces.
Reinsp ections-- Bright zoos hoRsheads
and N tiercea dark o3I hogsheads and
11s tierces; western 1if hogsheads. To
tai 5.1Tf hogs heads q ur 40 tiercee
Total inspec tions and reinspections for
eleven months ending August 81 1886.
Bright 10 49, hogsheads and 90 tierces.
dark SV7 hoCyhoads and 2.740 tierces;
western b9i hogshcads. Total. 2l0S0
hogshoads and 2SG0 tierces
Sales Of loose tohaccoe on the Rich
nlond (Na) breaks for the month ending
AUGUST 81. 1896. 1205i pounds.
Sales n loose tObaccos on the Rich
mond Nol breaks for the eleven GD
months ending August 81. 1906: Dark
loose tobaccos 1.7tS212 pounds. bright
loose tohacccs 2ojj.S7f pounds. Total
3.S04 OS3 pounds
4 comparative statement Of the totals
| Of sales Of loose tobaccos on the Rich
mond fNal breaks fcr the past five 90
years. as Of August 3ist for each year:
| August a. 1905 T 046 12f pounds
August 81 1894 10 G3i IN rounds
August b. 1892. 1889, 1e2 pounds
August 81. 1902 s56 800 hounds
August II 1901 2.422 015 pounds
Mossrs. J. p Williamson. Of Petersburg.
| Va, and Watt Dunninrf ln. ~ Farmvilla
| Va, are ina Richmond Va. to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. 3. 1895
ARRIVED
Steamship Dauviie. Bovd. baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Norfolk,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Danville. BOYD. Baltimore
Messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Accomar. Thompson, Norfolk.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. 2. lSln
SAILED
steamship Saturn Boston.
Barge RingiealCr Boston.
Schooner Annie b. Mitchell Newbury-
nnrr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Tho following was the range OF the
Thermometer at The Times off'ce yes
A. NJ, 70; Il ~. 81: 3 r. NJ. 80: 6
p. NJ. IS: 3 =. NJ. Is. midnight. ~.
Average, S3l-2s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
THE NORFOLK FIFE.
Two Acres Burned Over and S7o. 900 Dam
no. Done.

age Dose.
NORFOLK. VA, Sept. 3.-The fire which
occurred in this city last night burned
over an area Of about two acres and
destroyed twenty-sewen buildings ON Ne
brsska and Water strectA The buildings.
together with the stock OF White & Bro.
valued AT about $1,000, on which there
was considerable insurance. Wath the
exception OF Whites factory, which was
q large and imposing o0e. most OF the
hui! dlp<xg deStroYed Reee .oE -slagAtIAlue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-28

NNG
Resolved, That in all cases where til,
amount of the assessment exceeds. the
award TO same person no payment shall
be made to said person on account d
cancelled, and only the excess of SAID
assessment over said award shall be {
hen, and all Of the assessment excep1
Resolved. That in all cases where the
amount OF the award equals or exceeds
the assessments to same person, that the
SAID assessment shall be cancelled and only
the excess of the award over the assess
ment paid to such person.
RESOLVED, That a mason's license be
and is hereby granted to Michael P
Moran to make connections with thu
sewers in Jersey City when he files The
required bond in the office of the Permit
Resolved. That permission be and Is
hereby granted to the following named
persons to erect signs, ETC., over the
mated in accordance with the rules and
regulations of this Board governing such
matters:
Il. Schroeder. sign, 4o4 Palisade avenue
r. Terril, hitching post, SO Durham
James Henry, sign, 1872 Central avenue.
Cnarles Herman, sign, 115 Sherman ave-
John Glen. sign, S Exchange place.
me foregoing. We're each separately
adopted by the. following vote on the call
for the ayes ard nays.
five () in number.
The Committee on Pumping and RAser-
yoirS presented the folloWing:-
Resolved. That Edw Friel be and is
hereby appointed as general workman at
Resolved. That the salary of Edw.
man at Bsllevi!le, be and is hereby fixed
Resolved. That s12.2o BE- paid 10 +, 4
vile January. 1sse. claim No. Isl. : 1s''s'
| TS IL tn I{rrlpy1 r. 1ff1an fA-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-28
THE JERSEY City VIEWS. SATURDAY.. NARdH92s lsae

determined to make said Improvement;
Resolved. That the awards as set forth
In said preliminary assessment map and
report be and are hereby confirmed; and
further
Resolved, That by n with the CON
oH,IIrencc OF the Board of Finance the
following sums be paid to the following
named persons to whom the awards for
real estate taken and damage sustained
in the making of said Improvement; pro-
vided, however. that no warrant there
for shall pc delivered by the City Clerk
until a satisfaction piece, duly proved by
the Corporation Counsel. shall have been
first filed by the parties in interest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-28

Regular meeting of the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners held on Mon
dav. March 3, 1896. at two O'clock P. NJ.
Present-Al the members of the Board,
five 90 in number.
The reading. Of the minutes of regular
meeting held Monday, March 2. 1896, was
dispensed with and were, upon notion.
ordered approved as engrossed.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND
CaMMTTNTCA TTONC
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-28

opening. etc, West Side avenue fyyco1,,
poilock to Danforth avenues, June. is95'
Charge Improvement, Laws Of 1Ss5.
asesoivea Ihat S205 be paid to Martin
PP~spemgroek Ior rebuilding pipe sewer in
16l. A''O' eiainl no.
Charge reconstruction Of sewers.
mesoived That 500 be paid to John
February, 1896. claim No go. Aspsseot
Charge cleaning sewers and basins.
,n nesoavea. Inaf the sums hereinafter
respectively for services rendered. g.
lan9rers on unpayyeed streets for month
f tie aggr rsDraaf fo s Il; 1875 ~arnOunting IN
Resolved That the sums hereinafter
menti9ned % pEaid to the persons named
paving over Street openings 1 made e. e.
plumbers n masons, for month erd.
ing February %; 1896, amounting in the
s nesolved' = y s5a e the sums hereinafter
respectively For g aer We ! per r : aaps g
ending February q. 1895, amounsi ngai IL
the aggregate to 500.
Resolved. That the sums hereinafter
respectively for s e Isl ps rsnasr ndf'a So
sewer cleaning squad. for month endine
Fenruary e 3 1925. amounting in the Ag1
Resolved, That the sums h~era,pastsr
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as
the aggregate to S919,50.
Whereas, On the 24th day Of Decem-
Der, 1885, the Commissioners OF Assess-
ment and the Chief Engineer fiied n
the office CT the Clerk Of this Board their
report and map in the matter Of the
yaskson place, between Old BERGEN
Roaa and the Hudson County Public
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