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Evening journal., 1896-03-14
Captain Harvey Commands the Ride way.

Captain Harvey Commands the Rideway.
The fishing steamer Mile K Rldgway
Was granted her official documents at
the Philadelphia Custom House yester-
day The hull WAS built by the Jackson
and Sharp Company, aud the machinery
by Neahs & Levy. of that city The
vessel is one OF the few steam fishing
vessels under the American flag. She
will leave next week for Charleston. 3. O.,
after which she will engage In fishing for
sea bass and blue fish with purse selnes
800 feet long and go feet deep. For the
present she will work In Southern
waters. Captain Harvey, q we'll known
master OF hshlug craft will command
her The vessel will have retrigerators to
preserve the fish for an indefinite period.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
worth TrIple tho money.

We have few copies o beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sey
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81 20 copy,
which Is sbout one fourth the puolica-
tion price Also some copies OF hand and
NoNsllys Cyclopedia At 20, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
At the FvrNrNo JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
why DO You Allow That Fence to Go to Rot

why DO You Allow That Fence TO Go to Rot
Aud ruin when little time. little care
and a little expe use might stnve off the
necessity OF a new one for time Co comet ?
Now 3 good fence Is worth taking care OF
and should have the best paint. but for
rough fences we have n speciality, an
oxide paint which we sell very low and is
a surprisingly good article. IL is also a
roof paint. James M Bryan q Son, 107
West Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
ola Steamboat Pilot Dead.

Captain John Curry, one OF the Oldest
active steamboat pilots on the Delaware
river, and for many years frst pilot Of
the steamer Republic, died at his home,
No. I4i Berkeley street. Camden, from q
stroke Of Nprplexy yesterday morning
Deceased was 20 years old and leaves q
wife aud fve grown up children.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
Fake-Pure and Simple.

1.-THE infant daughter of Hon. Joseph
p Comegys, chief justice Of Delaware.
has six living grandparents. "-Esston
Ledger.
Chief Justice Oomegys died four or Eve
years ago. at the age Of TO- His ''infAnt
daughter" Is a woman OF middle age.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
PersonAl Erents

Henry E Clewell. the father Of Q. H
Clewell, and who has frequently visited
the city, has been seriously i'll at
Nazareth, Pa, but Is reported to be
slightly better.
Professor j. P. CARRIER, formerly Of
this city, is Interested 10 some Of the
latest experiments with the A-rsys now
being made In Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
FISHING BOATS READY.
Shad Trappers Busy About
the Docks To-day.
IxPEOT 70 BE FIaHINa MAROH 25

Close OF an Interesting Contest at the
z POOL Table-End of n steam mboatsPnot's
Active Life-sals of Half Interest in =
weekly Paper-other Events.
special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEw CASTLE, March l4.-The Battery
aud neighborhood OF the fishing docks
70 day look busier than for nearly year.
Shad fishermen are hustling about with
an air Of expectancy because they have
less than two weeks in which to get out
on the bosom of the Delaware with their
glll-nets. skiffs and shad fishing sppi
ances They must now hasten with the
work OF seasoning oars, painting boats,
llmbering up oil skins, stretching net
lines and hanging-in.
There will be at least fifteen we'll
equipped boats In the New Castle feet this
year, nearly ali the old fishermen appear
ing Ia their boats for another season g
hard work. The new union scheme
entered into by the New Jersey fisher
men has not been seriously thought OF
here as yet, merely suggested Joseph
h King will do the work OF middleman
again this year but will not 60 into the
work upon large scale.
Should a series Of warm days and
warm rains come on within the coming
fortnight, although the season is con
fiderably backened by continued
wintry weather, there will be some shad
fishing on the New Castle drifts soon
after March %. when the FIRST shad are
usually taken out CT the water.
Some Of the men who will engage In
shad fishing for this season are Captain
Charles E Lancaster, William Pustill,
William A Bartlett. Joseph johnson,
Francis Rainey. William j. Pedrick,
George Woolson. A A. Willis, A j.
Pedrick, Harry Lancaster, Asa Smith,
Robert Walmsley aud Messrs. Nc
Csughan, Duncan, Smith, Start, Davis,
Beckett and others
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
WInners OF Pool contest..

William K Kirk won the Glass pool
tournament which closed at the Columbia
Athletic Club last night after making
several excellent runs. Kirk will now
wear the gold club medal until next
tournament. Mitchell still holds on to
the ivory cue until some other player
breaks his record and wins IL. The
nrnran nt the nloaa rrara-..
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
incidents Of the Day.

w. J. Holman mas purchased Of
Albert H. Wheatley half interest 10
the New Castle News New engines
and q steam power press will arrive
next week and be placed in the newly
leased Holschumaker building. The
paper. it is said, is to be enlarged to a
6 column, page journal.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
DIR. Hulburd Thinks it All Untrue.


Rev. Merritt Hulburd, T. D., In the
course of his remarks st the regular
Friday nights prayer meeting In Grace
NJ. z. Church, last evening. referred
briefly to the article In the EVENING
JOURNAL relative to the storm which is
brewing In Conference circles and which
Is booked TO break at the session In Dover
which convenes Wednesday. He said:
81 desire to assure you that, notwith
standing the baseless rumors and cRnsrds
which have been set In circulation on the
street by those who have not the good Of
the church at heart, the coming confer.
ence will be peaceful one. An article
in one Of the papers, published recently,
comprises q column aud half Of state
ments which are unqualihedly un-
true, and 80 far as Bishop Warren is
concerned are to me Of libelous nature.
There is no such feeling among the
ministers OF the Methodist church. It
has cost them too much to now turn
their hands against the church and seek
BY word or act to disrupt or harm it.
The conference will be a peaceful one, Of
that you may rest perfectly assured.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14

Members OF Divisions No 1, 4. 9. A. o.
H.. are requested to meet at their rooms,
Shields Library Building, at 730 sharp,
Sunday morning, to attend st. Peters
Church In a body.
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p.nnr p.ttarns. Ten oenta.

Ladies'. read the fashion article on the
third page OF this psper and send ten
cents to the EVENING JOURNAL Office for
an up to-date paper pattern.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14

Finest assortment OF Brisr Pipes In
cases. gold mounted amber bits, 81 20,
$3.50, "a. 90. o East Second ST., Durstein.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Twynn-"Telephones are the most expen-
alive things ever contrived to talk through. -
Tripiett-,'l don't know about that. My wife
talks through a $40 hat. and gets a new one
three times "A year."-Detrolt Free Press.
Ont of weakness comes strength when the
blood has been purified. enriched ana vital
ized the appetite restored and the system
built up by Hoods Sarsa parillh.
Hoods Pills cure naosea, sick headache.
INDIGESTION. biliousness. All druggists. 25c
"Why, she actually cut Mr.. Storfllngton,
and Htornington, you know. is one OF the
better sort" "Yes; .chOice cuts come high
now, but we must have 'em."-Boston Tran
script.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
Paid on Church improvements and
Total.,......ns70,l63 Sls35sl
Paid on Salaries,
sIhl-Rll

Average salaries for Salisbury district.
$8S7 80; average on Wilmington district,
Ss61.S4; house rant being included In
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
BANKING AND FINANoIAL.
SURETY ON BONDS.
AMERICAN SURETY co,
OF NEW YORK.
NO. 9O2 MARKET ST.
This Company Does a
Surety Business Only.
CAPITAL. s2OOO.OOO. SURPLUS, sl,s5O.OOO.
WILMINGTON BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jas. P. Winchester, Henry A. DUPONT,
James H. Wilson, Lewis q. Nandegrift,
James Megary, Hugh O. Browne.

The American Surety Company furnishes
bonds for executors administrat ora, trustees,
receivers, Ruarn ians assiRneee and FOR other
bonds, etc. executed. Contract bonds fur
nished.
Corporate suretyship supersedes private
bOndsmen, because:
lst. 1t relieves those who are asked TO be
sureties from doing so to their own discomfort
and loss.
"a. IL relieves those who are required TO
give bonds from being under obligations to
any one.
Sd. II is never abandonded for the old
method when once Il has been tried.
w. L. TRENHOLM, President.
HENRY ID. LYMAN, Vice President.
WILLIAM K. KEYES, Secretary.
HENRY q. WILCOX, Solicitor,
Evening journal., 1896-03-14
DEN NSYLVAMIA
RAILROAD co.
PERSONALLY LY-CONDUCTED TOURS
WASHINGTON.

Tours. each covering period Of three days,
Will leave New York and Philadelphia
March 10, April and p -and May IA,
DAYS accommodation at the best Washington
hotels sl4E so from New York and Sll.60 from
l Philadelphia Sl3 80 from New York, not In
Guiding meals en- route.
Detailed itineraries viii be- sent on applica-
tion TO Tourist Agent. No. 1895 Broadway, New
York city. OF Room All, Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia.
]. r. WOOD. GEO. W. BOYD.
Gen. Pass. Agent. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1896-03-14

With the spring
time SUI bright
ly shining there
is a tendency,
Evening journal., 1896-03-14

He Has Patted on the Back the Fellows
who Raised Much Missionary money to
the disadvantage of Other Ministers-
Not So Good for DIR. Corlran's District.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

in tho basement OF the City Hall. and
Assaulted him. For his acton ne vas
arrested. and Mr.. Carr went on NE ya.i
bond for 20. Soon afterwards Hariey
returned TO the courtroom Ihd took ms
seat by his counsel. Mr.. NJ. Maury,
few minutes later B'Sle can%
In. took seat near 'e''ey.
and cursed the latter. ~ az
tention of the court was called to Tho ac-
ton and another warrant was secured,
charging Beale with cnrslng hatley.
Several witnesses were examiner ana
II developed that Beale was thinking
whom the offence was committed.
Mr.. Maury addressed the court; ana
asked that Bcale be severely punished.
He went over all the evidfhce. lie ask
ed Justice John 10 declare the nail bond
forfeited and 10 fine Bcalc heavily.
Justice John said he did rot propose n
kill Bcale. but would punish him TOT his
conduct. 81 fine you $40 for striking
Harley and $40 for cursing HIM. sara me
Justice. II will take the bail bond UNI
der consideration.
Ernest Jones. a colored boy was charg-
ed with stealing from the stable Of Mr..
Charles Gasscr. the contractor. Jones.
with another colored boy. has been steal
ING from Mr. Gasser for some time past
and they have carried of goods 20 tho
value OF $40. lie was held for further
James Page (colored) and Frank Wal
tiers Cwhito) were fined $50 ana costs
John ZONES (coiored) was found acting
nociiiiarlv by Officer Curle. and Justice
John turned John Jones over 10 COM
mission OF lunacv.
Andrew Thompson (coorod was nned
g and costs for striking Thomas Smith
with a stone.
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How the Vote VIII be Cast-Appointment
of Delegates to the Convention.

Under the plan adopted by the City
Democratic Committee. the Democratic
white voters OF this city will. at the
primary to be held on Thursday next
August 10Th, cast their ballots for the
candidate whom they desire 10 see nomi-
mated Tor Congress in this district The
candidates receiving the highest number
OF votes an each precinct will then APP
point the delegates from these districts
tlse Congressional Convention, which
meets in this city September Sd. In case
OF tie vote in any precinct, the num-
Der OF delegates Is TO be equally divided
among the members who tie.
AS a basis of representation at the
coming convention. like the state
onycntion held in stanton. the vote
cast in the last presidential election for
the Democratic nominee has been
adopted. This basis will cntitle the city
Of Richmond 10 lOi delegates. allowing
one delegate for every hundred votes
cast, and one delegate for every fraction
over nifty votes on the tOal woe. In
applying this system 10 the various pre-
cincts the number of delegates would
be- 1903. and il therefore becomes neces-
sary TO cut OFF one delegate each In the
third precinct OF Monroe ward and one
in the fourth precinct OF jackson ward
where the lowest number Of votes above
n fraction of fifty was cast. The fol-
lowing tabio shows the appOrtionment
OF the delegates i'm the various precincts
according to the vote east four years
ago.
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4 PRIr1TE srcRrrlRr.
\ state rnent Relative to His speech of Ac-
cept ancc.

TARRYTOWN, y. y, August l9.-Noin-
nee Bryan spent quiet uneventful
day at the residence OF John brisbane
walker. th. editor OF the Cosmopolitan
al Hudson. with him as
guests of Mr.. Walker and Alr. Arthur
seWaM the Vice Presidential nominee
and Mrs. Bryan. ,.,.
John W. Outright. formerly Of Lincoln
buf recently of Galveston, Texas. was APP
pointed By5ns private secretary today
AR. BRYAN this evening gave out the
foloviue statement relative 20 tho piepd-
ration OF his speech Of acceptance
The speech WAS written DO Nebraska,
From. the beginning / expected 10 i,''"
IL. but was almost Icrsua1ta 10 A''i'""''
The idea after left home. Some Insisted
that reading would DE disappointment
TO those present
appreciated the force OF the suBsrs
ton. but finally concluded that II Woulo
BE- better 10 disJrroint those VINO l>ien-
cd than To risk an unfair or Patu' IT,
port Nv the opposition press.
I, vstinr the speech. | did not pur-
,,aset, follow the plan Of any former
.noech but made no effort 10 aNold "l
ofnents or Illustrations previously en-
Moved in discussing the money PueS
Nv sole object was 20 crowd as much
matter as possible into the speech win
oi,t making II too long and ! therefore
tried to be- brief in statement.
II was rewritten two or tntee tinrs, 13
new points or new arguments susses''u
themselves. o1
one copy was brought with me ana
one sent by express. 10 guard against
loss - .,.
on The Train. were added after reached
New York. only two persons saw tne
sneech after my arrival and they suS
gested no changes.
Mr. Bryan further SAID may III ,,o-
editions OF the Chicago speech the quo-
tation marks would be omitted trom inc
sentence containing the metaphor OF
Crosses Of Gold" II was "a mistake
he said. 10 enclose the sentence lh quo.
quoted from any one else.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

Games won and lost by each cluD "
each other club:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NEW YORK AND flashing TON
BROKE EVEN AT NEW YORK.
Tho Games Were Played without n ReGu-
lar Umpire and II Was n Wrapgie From
Start to Finish-Other Games.

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE New
Yorks and Washingtons broke even on two
games to-day. No regular umpire appear
cd. and 500 persons were treated to some
of the most disgraceful kicking and wrang-
ling that has been seen here In many
a year. The Washingtons won tho nrst
game by getting on to sullivan IN the
seventh inning for four earned runs ana
~ two bad errors of Eill Clark III the
eighth. which cost two more runs.
Tbs second erme was New Yorks, be-
cause McJames was hit almost at Will
George W. barnum, the actor. VINO vas
formerly an umpire. consented TO assist
Joe IlornunC in this contest. one OF MS
decisions almost caused riot. ana JOY %
ordered hin off the field. Attehddnce'
S,OJ.
Second game called oh account Of DARK
ness.
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r,eag,e grant the city that held tho said
f,ancbiee another one in the future?
BASEBALL.
p.-,..,.,, Va aug Il 1906

I,eag,,e grant the city that held tho said
franchise another one in the futureT
BASEBALL.
Petersburg. Va. Aug. -. 1896
II a vacancy occurs I'm the state League
next season and Petersburg makes prop
or application for franchise. there IS no
reason why that city should not again be
rcprcscntcd I'm the Virginia League. III
Is understood that the state League VIII
be held responsible LOT money uue '"o
National League.
Herman Long may figure In an exchange
after all. Sclec fancies one Of the Louis
vsllo outncldcrs. though he doesn't say
which one. and is willing TO exchange
Long for an outhelding Colonel.
Shindr and Griffin are perhaps the
greatest friends on the diamond and are
living exhibits Of the good feeling which
may arise from constant association
They played together I'm Utica. were side
hv side I'm Baltimore and in fact wher-
ever one went the other was sure 10
follow. They room together. cat drink
walk and ride in one an0ther's company
and are inseparable. Recently Grifiin
clinchcd matters by moving Billy up
next 20 him IN the hating order making
another link In the friendship between
the two. Yesterday when Griffin was mt
by pitched bali Shindle was the hrst
to run TO his aid and express sympathy
for his friends injury.
Former" Vaughn was Kissed AZ chi
cago ON Tuesday for what appeared TO be
a bit OF dirty" playing i'm the third mn
ing. Ryan had hunted and was plainly
safe. Dwycr made a Wild throw anc
Vaughn seemed to deliberately step in
front Of Ryan and throw him heavily.
Ryan was partially stunned by the force
Of the collision. but scrambled 10 his feet
and managed TO get TO second on the
play.
AT one Of Chris morning lectures 10
his players last season he
opened a couple Of his favoris
opigrams that came second hand
from his old Secretary. Dave Reed. who
has a mania for quoting pat sayings.
saws Tom Brown. Chris began I'm
fatherlv way 10 tell rs that we should
never gossip with the players Of other
teams and give away 10 them the inncr
workings OF the club. AS my old frient
and secretary Dave Reed would say
it's n silent head that keeps your mouth
shut said Chris. I suppose he meant
that silent tongue inhabited a wise
head Chris also advised MS 10 save our
money and 10 help ono another. and
said. 'Ond as Dafe Reed. my secretary.
would say. n frien' I'm need S. 2 friont ven
you're broke Tommy Dowd had 81
handkerchief stuffed i'm his mouth during
Chris little speech. and was fined SO
for giving the boss the laugh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
Richmond Man Promoted.

Mr.. William Murray. at one time
resident of this city. and formerly ticket
ncent of the Piedmont Air Line, has
been appointed division passenger agent
of the illinois Central road, with head
quarters I'm New Orleans.
Mr. Murray is Taster Mason,
crv No. D. am Owl and Shriner. For
wears he has been prominently connected
with the carnival organizations of New
Orleans. -
Mr. Murray chose his Wiie IN NsW
Orleans Her maiden name WAS Miss
Emma c. Iorvmer. The late DR.. Mark
ham oniciatod at the wedding. and three
children have been born of the union.
Two of these children are living -.
Mr.. MURRAY was Rex I'm the Mardi
Gras festival several years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

imperial Potentate of the United states
Dingman will be- at Virginia Beach next
Sunday. and having expressed desire
10 meet Potentate Frank ". Cunningham
and the mobiles OF Acca Temple, Mystic
Shriners. OF this city. the Captain and
a number Of the mobiles will 20 to the
Beach at that time. Mr.. Dingman VIII
only lie al Virginia Beach one day, ana
no other such excellent opportunity TO
meet him Is likely 20 be offered.
A number OF mobiles will go down
on SATURDAY and return on Monday. To
enable those who cannot get away only
ON SUNDAY. 10 visit Mr.. Dingman a spe-
cial car will be- attached 20 the eAcuI-
sion train on Sunday morning.
Tho Richmond Shriners will partake
Of dinner az the Princess Anne Hotel.
and have several hours with the lmpe-
rial POtentate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
The Wheel Returned.

As published in yesterdays Times. Mr.
piias Gafhwricht hired a bicycle OF Mr.
8 l.. King on August 10TH and the lat
ter gentleman on Friday COMPLAINED az
the office OF the Chief OF Police That
II had not been returned. IN ACCORDANCE
with MIR. Gathwrights promise
Yesterday morning. however, the wheel
was returned i'm good order ana MT.
Cartwright paid In full Tor the ume
he had kent n. lie explained that. tho
delay was unavoidable. and Mr.. KING was
perfectly satisfied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

A horse can be ridden to death. tits easy
10 do It if you don't feed HIM ana II you
work him when he Is sick. man may roe
himself to death in the same way Hard
work is a good thing for man whose daily
nutrition repairs the daily waste. When he
begins 10 run down hill he had better look
ont. When he begins 10 lose nesh, ne VIII
begin TO lose vitality. He VIII have 10 spur
himself more and more To keep himself
going. Spurs are bad things 10 use on either
horses or men. The man who IS drawing
ont strength and vitality faster than he IS
putting it into his body needs Dr: Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. Ihis IS the
greatest blood maker and flesh builder IN
the world IL is a stimulating purifying
tonic. II fills the blood full Of richness and
helps all the digestive organs 10 DO theii
work. II brings a good appetite, sonna
sleep. solid muscle. II does not-iike Goa
liver oii-produce only haouy' useless id'.
Corpulent people may take IL without pe
coming more heshy. The man VINO Is no1
eating well. or working Wen OF s,eeP,ns
vel y, resting well frequently needs moth
inc else He can get il al drug stores. He
should not let the druggist persuade MN 10
try something else which Is Deter LOT the
druggists profit. 49, s..o, l..
THE CAUSE or SIcKsKss-"he n , III -: 80
called TO see a man. woman OF ,i'u, n,S ~ ~
question is about the condition OF tne po"es. II
they have no, been freely open, ne Is sure 20 pr
scribe something TO open thrpi nc may az NJ
Knows better than any one else that nineteenth,
OF all human ailments come from INC one yause
constipation He may know, bat ne WI. , nos
tell YOU that DR.. Piesce's Pleasant r,,;
best and most successful cure iot eonsuPs..on
He Will not tell you 80 because his Prssenpu9,n,
brings him 81 90 and the Pleasant Fsnse vi VII
cure you Tor twenty ave cents. Forty I"ue
lets" In Q nftic Val. One, geutie n&suvs'
two Q mid csthastic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
No Investigation.

EDITOR Of Tho limos.
Sir desire 90 correct statement
made I'm your issue OF yesterday. 10 the
eftect that J was detailed 10 investigate a
charge against Mr. RIias Cartwright who
was alleged 10 have hired a wheel from
Mr. sherman King and not 10 have re-
turned the same. / knew Mr.. Gath
wright 10 be an honorable man. and that
there was some mistake. and 50 express
Ell myself when ! heard 81 the charge.
A NJ TOMLINSON.
Sergeant Of Police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
Mlshington Democrats.

ELLENSBURG. WASH. Aug. BIAS.
Hamilton Lewis Democrats candidate Tor
gubernatorial honors. WAS given the nom
nation for Congress by the joint action
OF the Democratic, Populist, aud free
silver Republican convention at last
nights session. and II. Ii. Cation ana l..
y. Maxwell. were named as Presidential
electors. John 3 Peayis. Of Yakima,
received the nomination for Supreme
Judge. thus completing the Democratic
portion OF the ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
Meetings To-NOrrov

The following Council Committees will
hold meetings tomorrow:
Committee on Streets at 3 L. NJ, in
room No of the City Hall.
Committee ON First Market at 5 Il. NJ. .
In rooyn No IL OF the City Hall.
Committee on Light al 2. NJ. In room
No - OF the City Hall.
Committee on Relief OF the Poor at
G.20 T. NJ. al the ely almshouse when
the contracts for fhe furnishing of pro
visions and other supplies 20 the insti-
tuition during the next three months
will be awarded.
Sub Committee ON Health at p. NJ.
In tho Office OF the Board OF Health. IN
the basement OF the City Hall.
. Committee on Water at 1880 p. NJ. In
room No. II Of the City Hal