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WOOL AND COTTON Markets.

| Boston, Mass, July 1a-The wool market
| this week has shown more strength than
| for some time. Dealers are asking higher
prices for ali kinds OF raw material, and in
| mos; cases are securing an advance Of from
| IzdI cent per pound more than last week.
although this price is on basis lower than
| IL would cost 10 replace the woods. The
sales ot territory woods have been large.
| Fleece woods are held firm. with light Of
| ferings ard small demands. The sales Of
Australian woods was good, with prices the
same as last week. Todsy's wool. sprin z
medium CT months 12c; secured price 3SG
! S. Utah, Wyoming. etc. fire medium and
| fire iiGlSc: secured price 3sas5c; staple,
ssG3sc. Queensland comb.ns. sane.
London, Eng. July 15.-At the wool auc-
ton sales "a $50 bales were offered. Of which
700 were withdrawn. There was spirited
! bidding and American representatives con-
,inue 20 buy They paid efioi for Queens
land greasy OF which they bought about,
1000 bales yesterday and today. Good to
mediums shafiy nlerinos were u per cent
and greasy Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
5 20 10 per cent higher than a; the close o;
The last series. Cross-breds show a hard
ening tendency v.thos.; quotabls Grange in
price except for American spsc!asi-es,
which were dearer Victoria products sold
well
New York. July I3-The COTTON market
opened Quiet ard firm with prices : 70 4
points higher following favorable Liverpool
s5vicss Trsfi-g was very light. sales 20
Il O'Clock reaching bat zlas hssIes- There
was little OF 10 outside interest Il evidence.
A far dsmasd for the nearby positions
advanced prices 20 points foIiowir
call and al j o'clock. the market, tho>>s
dull. was firm with prices showing a gain
OF 10 s points Uncertainty as 10 the
bureau report showing checked speculation
Closing quetat.ors= Spot eGiei and steady,
rn,dlIing upl2z IDS 7-sc: n.56A1g gulf. So
Futures closed firm: sales 11.ss bales. Jan
S.S: Feb. S-T7; March. So. April Sc:
July. So: aug. C.ss: Sept Is; Oct s5.lc:
Nov. SOS: Dee S.Ia
New Orleans. La. July l3-Co;,or-ysry
steady; sales sso bales Ordinary. sc: tos
ni9aIHg. re. good ordinary. 50. milling
&c. good mitdling. ..
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Wellington.
from the Daily Mail.

Wellington is developing some flyers
On bicycles. asst evening Mark Amsden
made a five-mile run, unpaced, on a
poor track in Is minutes and 40 sec
oEjs, only little over a three-minute
gait. This - record to be proud of,
and with little practice and a better
track this record can be materially re-
duced. Charles Garland has succeeded
IN lowering the local record for a quar-
ter of mile TO BIZ seconds. This rec
ord was held all last year by Harold
Herrick a 90 seconds. When the track
has been thoroughly repaired and placed
III f1rst-class condition these records will
still be reduced and Wellington WILL show
speed to cope successfully with any of
me cyclists in surrounding cities.
The fishing party composed OF Harvey
Coverdale, Al Russell, VIII HASTE, H.
Z. Charlton, Charles Schwinn and John
Tegder, together with that -four pound
bass" returned about o'clock this morn
Ing from the Walnut river, where they
have been since Saturday. They all
claim TO having caught a four-pound
bass. but Il is not definitely settled who
really caught il, unless Il was Al. Rus
sell. They each succeeded admirably in
catching great. big cold. and now they
are living on quinine and rock candy.
They report good time, Just the same.
The Select Friends installed officers
Saturday night a B. of L. F. hall as fol-
lows: S. H. Thomas. P. P; S. NJ. Dick,
{. P; Thos. B. Marshall, V. P; Mrs.
Lena Aldridge, Sec; George Pfeifer,
Treas; Mrs. Sherman Lupher. Chap. !:
Mrs. Joe Bush, Marshal; Mrs Richard
Meade, w; T. II. Hyser, l. c.; E. T..
Rector. o. G.; Miss DAISY Brown, or
ganisf After the lodge work a good
socfal time was enjoyed.
John W. Nyce was up from Caldwell
saturday night securing some necessary
Official certificates to his bond as post
master at Caldwell. He was officially
notified OF his appointment and received
ms blank bond Saturday morning. That
night his bond was ready to be sent back
TO Washington with securities on ii who
are worth 500, 900.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
81, ppers.

Grace Bros. of Cheney were here with
one car of hogs
a. Il. Crawford of Garden Plain was in
with one car Of good hogs.
Neal & Son of Pratt were on the market
with one car of hogs.
Payne & LOOMS of Garden Plain had one
car of hogs on the market.
L. Z. Baird OF Anness had In one car OF
hogs.
c. Ffgg Of Nashville had in one car OF
hogs.
Thomas Meyers Of Wellington had up one
car of hogs.
Hall & Mead Of Millerton were here with
two cars Of hogs.
Eugene Arnett Of icon, o. T. had In one
car OF hogs
John Williams Of Bentley had one car OF
hogs on the market
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. uly 13.-Coffee-Options open
ed steady 5d15 points lower. ruled dull and
featureless with narrow further changes,
but showed weak until neon, receipts at
Bcazl heavy; warehouse deliveries in this
country ard outbid speculative interests
slack Closed steady net unchanged 70 10
POINTS decline. Sales $50 bags, including
luiy, S5c: Sept, Csc.
Susar-Raw firm; refined firm.
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the country-were welded to Americans,
whereas the exact contrary is the case.
The truth is. English peers seldom marry
out Of England, or, if they co, Il is to
connect themselves with the ar,stocrasies
OF Europe. 1t is chiefly in the lower
ranks of the nobility that colonial and
American wives are to be found
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Geo II Barse. Pres. II Waite. Sec-Treas
DANCE Live Stock
DANo1 Commission Co.

Rooms 1870 1--we Stock Exchange Bldg
KANSAS CITY, No
Capital Stock s1za,eo. Pad Up.
II you want StockeTs or feeders. write
as. Reasonable advances Experiences
ssissmen II each department Cattle. Hogs
and sheep. XeiephcSs LIZA
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LEADERS SET BACK
INDIANS MAKE BETTER PLAY AND
HAVE BETTER LUCK.

And the Score ID to Chatting Errors
the Colts WieninG BY Big Margin
Reds Defeat the Giants - . Close Game
-PhIiiies Play Twice with the CQioasis
and Orioles ON the Winning eide-west-
eru Scores.
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LEGISLATURE CANT BOTHER
Yet Plans of ChicaEo's Gas Magnstes Do
Not Contemplate Extortton.

New York, July 1.-THE Mail and Ex-
press today quotes gentleman con-
nected with the Chicago Consolidated
gas companies as saying:
1T is true that the intention is to
organize the Peoples Gas Ligh: and
Smoke company. One of its advantag-
es will be that the legislature cannot
annoy the company. We do not intend
by any means to push the price of gas
up;o an amount which the people GO
Chicago cannot easily pay. Care will be
taken to ascertain the price al which gas
can be delivered at a reasonable profit
to the investors
A correspondent to the Duncan Banner
from Oak Grove writes a novel account OF a
fire as follows: Since writing YOU last
week a great calamity has befallen our
neighborhood. Some sore headed numb
skull has seen fl 10 stick a match 10 our
school house and church and ride off by the
light of it. II was found to have been the
work Of an incendiary because Il was seen
burning al 8 O'Clock on Friday morning
the End of July by ". s. Horne and Others
in different directions and their statements
all corroborate. There had been nothing
to do at the house since Wednesday night
before. they had prayer meeting. II is
quite a loss TO this community as they have
no other place of worship. The Sunday
school met last Sunday under the shade of
a tree. where the old house stood. BY
next Sunday they VIII have an ar5or and
will worship under that until they can co
better.
A former Kansas politician tells this OF
the night Of his defea; in Topeka: II stood
on Kansas avenue with its squat and rag
ged skyline against the winter moon and
back again a, the excrescent-hke dome OF
the capitol And / thought of London.
Berlin. far:s ST. Petersburg and Washing
ton where the momentous affairs Of :he
world were brewing in great political pots.
And l thought OF this town with its Little
all-ahsorbing state wrangles. jealousies and
chickering's And a great beach seemed 10
stretch for miles before me and on il was
only one pebble-Ksnsas. / decided 20 leave
the state and d:d.'
Sunstroke is a rare thing in a harvest
field. OF the thousands working in Okla
homa this summer only one has been over
come-Charles Terry of Atchison. Kansas,
who was working in the field OF Mr.. Light
ener near Okarche. DR.. Greenland. who
attended him says Il is the only case OF
sunstroke he has in Oklahoma
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4 uerchan. offers substitutes because
ae makes a -; Q: money d than Gocd
articles canno, De p5. o. ia MARIE. a;
q high o.od:
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CLEVELAND. S: BOSTON. 5.
Cleveland. O.. July i3.-Lew.s was a tr.de
wild, while Cuppy. after the first inning.
pitched fine game. Errors by Boston at
critical times helped to swell the score CT
the Indians. Score:
RHE
Cleveland c2sooosl0s 2
Boston .............-.-2 oe0oC-o
Batteries: Cleveland. Cuppy and Criger:
Boston, Lewis and Bergen Cmpire-Shert-
CHICAGO. II: BROOKLYN. L.
Chicago. Ills. July 13-Ba;tery errors saw
ed the Brooklyn from a shut-out today.
They could do but little with Callahan's
pitching, while Kennedy proved easy and
was batted all over the field. Attendance
RHE
Chicago ..o2o2o.4Is-n IA 5
Brooklyn ..............o 0 OLE 900 II
batteries: Chicago. Callahan and Kilt
Umpire-McDonald.
CINCINNATI. S: NEW YORK. T.
Cincinnati, O., July I-The Giants lost
&c the Reds in a close and exciting game
today The Reds were unable to hit Sey-
mour until the fourth inning. when they
touched him up for five singles and triple.
and four runs was the result Attendance
400. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ...oo04ooIo"6s l
New York ............1 900 1901 l. IL
Batteries: Cincinnati, Brietenstein and
Vaughn; New York. Seymour and Warner.
Uinpire-ODay.
PHILADELPHIA, -: LOUISVILLE. Sd.
Louisville, KY. July 1.-TWO games were
played this afternoon. one being postpon-
ed from the last series. The first game was
very interesting but Louisvlles errors were
fatal. Evans was knocked out OF the box
In the first inning of the second game and
the Colonies could not OF rcome the lead
of the Phillies. The batting OF Delehanty
III both games was a feature. Attendance
1000. Score:
HHE
Philadelphia ..........0 0200o20"4 l
Louisville ............0 021o 000-3
Batteries: Philadelphia. Ortiz and Glenn
ents: Louisville. Frazer and Wilson. Um-
pire
Second sane-Score: r II +
Louisville ............0 01400200-7 l2
Philadelphia 49,. ...-5 0 001 00'-s 10 0
Batteries: Louisville. Evans. MCGEE and
Wilson; philadelphia, Fifield and Boyle.
Umpire-Lynch
PITTsBURG. Z: WASHINGTON, l.
Pit.sburg. Pa. July 13-Piitsburg re-
ing wash!ngton's errors were costly in
every case and the feature was Brodies
killig wrigley's run at the plate after taking
fuckers fly il center. Attendance l,l00.
Score:
RHE
Pittsburg ........o 2 o 03002o-7 10 4
Washington ..........0 100000 10 .
Batteries: Pittsburg Hawley and Mer-
rift; Washington. McJames and MCGUIRE.
Ump.re-Emslie.
BALTIMORE, 10; ST. LOUIS. 5.
st. Louis. Mo-. July l3.-Lively hitting
when it was most needed gave Baltimore
the third game CT the series with the
Browns. ST. Louis hit Hoffer pretty free
ly, Cross and Grady each making home
runs with the bases empty. Jennings made
two bad throws to first. Score:
RHE
st. Louis ............1 / 90 1020 o-5 10 2
Baltimore ...........00 40102 10 IA 4
Batteries: 81. Louis. Hart and Murphy;
Baltimore, Hoffer and Clarke. Umpire
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GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKETS.
CHICAGO

Chicago grain and pro iuce markets fur.
nished by K l.. BosticlS, Commission Mer.
chant, rooms 10 and II over Kansas Ma
t.onal bank Telephone g.,
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state and Pennsylvania. Ia.salsc: western,
LIVERPOOL

Liverpool Eng, July 13.-3:S pm. Wheat
No. red northern spring dull. 5s11d.
Receipts during the past three days were:
Wheat. 102, go, including SS,Oe0 American;
corn 81 OCn
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ENGINEERS OF ENGLAND
Strike 10 Likely to Determine which Side
10 the EetteT Man

London. July 13.-The strike o: engsn-
ears - apparently 20 De a long and hercs
struggle. . be settled only o. the hasl.
OF ne survival o; ne f;iest
Bo.a the masters and ne Nh have
refused al offers o. arbitration. to-
Guiding TIA: 0. C. T. Richie. p.esl5ea.
OF me board q trade
TIE IOcSout began his morning As a
retaiia-o-y measure, the engineers BE-
gan calling ous the remainder O: the
men. and by ms evening 10 fewer than
10000 of The engineers we're i5le-
TIE Los33n firms nat nave 5ainsi ia
ne lock5st nox nsnbe- forty Anoax
.isen are s1ch important concerns a. ~
Otis Elevator company. re Wssclng-
nous- Brake company. Frazer & ch&l-
r,ers. and ne Brush Elsc.T.c Engiaee--
ING company.
Do1't hesitate 20 KICK when 4 zIro5,5-
spoken ss.ssnzn oTsTs yen ore ;tlaz
after yog ave sis;iacgsT or.ers5 szo-a-
e.. You k1os AHA. vos rs=t I--ssi
- getting *.
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WICHITA MARKER

Wichita, Kan, July Is, 1897.
HOGS.
HogsMark.t opened steady: closed 10c
lower
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BALTIMORE, 10; ST LOUIS. 5.
ST. Louis, Mo-. July l3.-Lively hitting
when it was most needed gave Baltimore
the third game CT the series with the
Browns. 81. Louis hit Hoffer pretty free
ly. Cross and Grady each making home
runs with the bases empty. Jennings made
two bad throws TO first. Score:
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on F9rnnce:-
Resolved. That this Beard hereby APP
propriates the sum of S415 to be used Nv
the Board OF Education to a for recon-
~structing the sewer connection of School
No. 23. to comply with the requirements
of the Health Department. and that in
order to provide for said amount tempo
rary loan bonds be issued, with interest
at a rate not to exceed four per cent. per
annum, The proceeds of the sale Of said
bonds 70 be set aside for the use Of the
board Of Edueation to a for the re-
constructing of the sewer above men
toned and further
Resolved. That this Board also appro-
of Collins 4 Corbin for services and ex-
penses in FIVE 90 cases of street lighting
contracts. Supreme Court and Court Of
Errors M Appeals, and that in order to
bonds to the amount of $685.. 0S be issued
at a rate of interest not to exceed four
per cent. per annum and the proceeds Of
the sale of said bonds be set aside to pay
the claim above mentioned. and
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
draWn on the City Treasurer in favor of
Collins d Corhin for $3.50. 08, to pay claims
for services and expenses in five () cases
of street lighting contracts. Supreme
Court and Court of Errors and Appeals
the sums of S4l5 and S563. 0S above men,
t9ned, GO pc placed in the next tax levy.
Ine following communication was pre-
seated, received and referred to the Com
mittee on Finance
Jersey City, March II. 1897.
sey City:
GentleInen-There has been placed in
my hands for collection an execution is
sued In the case of Carrot d. Van Reipen
Ct aus. ys. Tn Mayor n Aldermen of
Jersey City, under which l nave levied on
Lots AZ to So. in Block 1893, fronting on
Suydam avenue, Assessment Commission
ers report, No. n.
The Clerk OF your Honorable Board has
informed me that you lave ordered drawn
a warrant for $e47 81 to the order of Fred.
erlck Stevens. The ACQUIRED interest and
costs on the above Judgment AMOUNT to
S4S ", making the whole $685.. IS. "A war
rant for this amount hould be drawn 10
my order. otherwise / shall be compelled
to advertise and sell the property levied
upon. An Immediate settlement will save
the city further costs in the matter.
Very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM HELLER,
On motion of Mr.. Simpson the Board
then adjourned.
MARTIN FINcK,
Clerk.
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RESOLVED. That $l1.0 be paid to Hugo
Mootz, ioeksmith work, etc. January and
February, 1897, claim No. 200.
Charge water account, A. & f.
Whereas. A claim fol- water furnished
e town Of Harrison for six months, end
ing February 10, 1896, remains yet UNI
paid pending an adjustment of same:
Resolved, That the Water Registrar be
and is hereby authorized to adjust and
cancel said bill on the basis Of a reduce
ttcn of ten per cent, provided payment
therefor is rendered before the first day
OF April proximo.
Resolved, That a plumbers license be
and IS hereby granted to Charles J..
Munzing to make connections with the
water mains in Jersey City when he
files the required bonds In the office Of
the Permit Clerk.
The foregoing were each separately
accepted by the following vote. on tho
call Tor the ayes and rays
Ayes-Commissieners HOLLYWOOD, Heintze.
Harding and President Brown.
Inc m on Public Buildings,
Docks n Parks PRESENTED the follow
Resolved, That $3.50 BE- paid to c. How-
ard Slater, for insurance, School Build-
ing No. .. January. 1881, claim No. $50.
Charge insurance.
Resolved, That S375 be paid to James E.
Cannon, agent, for rent of First District
Court rooms (Ss Montgomery street. De-
csmpers 1885; anuar and February, 1884,
Charge District Court rentals.
Resolved, Ibat $50 be paid to C. How.
ard Slater for insurance, Morgan Street
Dock, January, 1897, claim No. 449.
Charge Morgan Street Dock.
The foregoing were each separatelv
adopted by the following vote. on the cali
for the ayes and Nays
observation-disclosures hollywood Heintze.
Harding and President Brown.
Commissioner Heintze moved that vher
this Board adjourns ii be to meet an
Thursday. March IS, 1877, at ten O'clock
A. NJ.
Carried.
On motion the Board adjourned.
GEO.. Z. BOUTON,
Clerk.
Adjourned regular meeting of the Board
OF street. and Water Commissioners, held
on Thursday, March Is, 1897, at 10 o'clock
A M.
Preseht-President Brown and Commits
sioners Boltwood, Heintze and Harding.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
GEO. T. BOUTON,
Clerk.
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y W. Farraers sels 30 on account Of CON
tract NO ap2.
tract No. aaa.
tract No, p23.
contract No. 9S.
Henry Byrne, 1880, on account OF con-
tract No. GA.
FROM tte same officer
Jersey City, N. j., March u, 1897.
70 the honorable Board of Street and
Water commissioners
Gentlemqn1 respectfully report that
OF the bids received on March s, 1897,
the following contractors are the lowest
bidders
Edward o'Donnell, for the Improvement
VIM II Neil. for the sewer in Fifth
Henry Eiyrne, for the sewer in Canal
Mackey, Young & Co, for furnishing
LOCO gross tom OF coal.
Yours respectfully,
w. w. RuGGLES,
Chief Engineer.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate cOnlmjtteaS
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The Committee on Pumping and Reser-
voirs presented the following
Resolved, That S95.64 be paid to e. X.
Meigs & Co. on account of contract No.
$50, for furnishing and delivering lumber
Charge water account, 2. and r.
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The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on the call
for the ayes and nays
observation-disclosures Boltwood, Heintze,
Harding and President Brown.
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BOAR ID OF STREET AND WATER
com MHSSHONERS.
(Omcial Proceedings.l

Regular meeting of the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners held on Mon
day, March Is, 1897, at two O'Clock P. M.
Present Commissioners Boltwood,
Heintze. Harding n President Brown.
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Resolved, That a mason's license be and
is hereby granted to Charles j. Munzing
to make connections with the sewers in
Jersey City, when he files the required
bonds in the office of the Permit Clerk.
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Resolved, That the amounts herein
named be paid to the N. j. Car Spring &
Rubber Co, February, 1885,
$40 for extra hose, claim No. IA.
S70.31 for rubber valves, claim No. 143.
Charge water account, p. and r.
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Resolved, That sSS.25 be paid to ". Fl.
Blackshaw for supplies at Belleville, De-
cember, 1895, claim No $40.
Charge water account, p. and R.
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Resolved. That permission be and is
hereby granted to Martin Collins to CON
York street north side), about SO feet
east of Barrow street, which said vault
not extend beyond the curb line of
said York street. and shall be construct
ed in such substantial manner and with
such proper safeguards as are necessary
for the protection of the public.
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Received and referred to their Apr
pirate committees
PRESENTATION oF cLAIMs.

The following claims were presented
New Jersey Car Spring & Rubber Com
pany, Sf0:1a, $1l.70, $3.50. 81; Barber Asphalt
Paving Company. $7.04; Byron Fairchild.
$40; =. +. Underhill. S3A.02; United Gas
Improvement Company, $3.50, S24.38, s7.20,
$9.lo, $S.25, S4.65; Charles II. Dayton, SIS. 81;
William II. Hooker. $40; Geo. T. Bouton,
So; Martin Depenbrock. s34.7 70, S4O.51, 1854
S24.2o. $24.9d, $S2.66; Mackey, Young & Co.,
S226.12; f. c. Meehan, S59.S8, $46.60.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
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Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to Martin Collins to con-
north side of York street, about lis feet
east of Barrow street, which said vault
shall not extend beyond the curb line of
said York street, and shall be construct
such proper safeguards as are necessary
for the protection of the public.
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Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to the following named
persons to erect signs, ETC., at the places
designated
Sarah Purcell, sign. 491 Grove street.
Gustav Steup, sign, 9 Exchange place..
A. Campbell, sign. corner Lafayette and
Pine street.
A. Hiddlitz. barber pole, sos Palisade
avenue.
Eliza Mcguire, awning, D.ncan and
und avenues
Felix Ehrhardt, sign. So zabriskie street.
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The reading of the minutes of previous
meeting was dispensed with and they
We're on motion approved as ~engrossed.
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Resolved, That the contract for the FUR
nishing and delivering at the High Ser
vice Pumping Station of the j. c. Water
Works of about 1000 gross tons of BIZ
luminous coal be and is hereby awarded
to Mackey, Young & Co. at the price
named in their proposal, submitted to this
Board March Sth inst, namely
Two dollars and seventy-nine cents
($2. T) per gross ton of 2,240 pounds, said
Goa to be taken from the Eureka Mine"
that being the lowest bid received, and
that the Corporation Attorney be and is
hereby directed to prepare and have exc
cuted the necessary contract for the
same.
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Resolved, That NJ. F. Clouser be and is
hereby appointed as inspector on the
construction of sewers in Virginia ave
nue., from 80 feet west of Bergen avenue
to West Side avenue; Hudson Boulevard.
between Newark & New York Railroad,
and a point 80 feet south of Boyd ave
nue., and Ege avenue from a point 80
feet west of Bergen avenue to Hudson
Boulevard, at a salary Of 50 per day when
engaged; term of service to begin when
work shall have been commenced.