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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
TO CODIFY STATE LAWS.
GOVERNOR GRIGGS APPOINTS COMMISSIONS
TO sIFT OUT THE CHAFF.


TO sIFT OUT THE CHAFF.
Trenton, July (speciaD Governor Griggs to-day
appointed commissions TO codty the laws of the
State under the act passed by the recent Legis-
lature The act providing for the codifyins OF the
laws gives the Governor authority 10 appoint as
many commissions he shall deem necessary to
sift the chaff from the cumbersome statutes. The
lawyers perform this service for the State without
compensation but receive compensation for clerk
The idea for each joint commission to take up a
given subject collect all statutes pertaining to that
subject and eliminate the acts repealed by numerous
supplements OF the original act, and thereby make
the now cumbersome statutes Understandable.
OF the commissions appointed to-day, that con-
sisting Of Judge William !. Lewis OF Paterson
Edward s. Atwater. of Elizabeth and James S. II
win. Of Jersey City. will take up the District Court
act. mechanics lien and all lien laws and codify
the
Another commission. consisting of Judge J.
Franklin Fort. Of Newark; ex-senator Fred c.
Marsh. of Elizabeth and James S. Irwin. of Jer-
sey City. will take up the statutes reating to
absent debtors. and the numerous amendmenis
Newark. and Frank Bergen. OF Elizabeth.
Of Newark; William Pennington and Eugene
Stevenson. of Paterson. will take up all accounts
lands under public statutes by virtue of any
judicial proceeding and also assignment; for the
township 81 and Borough laws will be codiaed by
ex-Assemblymen Aired Skinner, of Newark; Will
lam L. tanning, Of Trenton, and James j. Bergen.
An acts touching the care of infants and their
properly, the Orphans Court. and those touching
concerning executors and the administrator of
estates. will be handled bv George f. Parrot and
francis j Swayze. OF Paterson and Flavel MCGEE.
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NEM.JERSEY NEWS.
HIGH OFFICIALS DENOUNCED.
TEMPERANCE WOMEN CENsuRE GOVERNOR
0RI0GS AND Mr.. CLEVELAND FOR
SIGNING LIQUOR LICENSES.


Oeean Grove. July (SpecaD.-The second days
session OF the School Of Methods connected with
the New-Jersey woman's Christian Temperance
Union. attracted Ave hundred temperance workers
to the James Tabernacle on the campground. this
morning Mrs. Emma Bourne of Newark. presi-
dent OF the State Union. presided. and the devo-
tons were conducted by Mrs. s. G. Garrison. presi-
dent OF the Mddlesex County Union. Mrs. Garri-
son took for her topic I'VE Are Workers Together
with Him." Mr. and Mrs Beveridge. Of Nebraska.
then sang ~ Can Drink or Let 1t Alone"
Before adjourning for the day Mrs. Bourne. presi-
dent Of the State Union and the presiding officer
OF the School Of Methods. called attention to the
fact that the name OF ex-President Grover Cleve-
land appeared on the application for a license for
the Princeton Inn at Princeton. and that Governor
John W. Griggs had made application to the Mon
IT outh Court for a license for the New-Jersey
State RiAo Associations clubhouse. on the State
ercampment grounds at Seag!rt, the Governor be-
ing president Of the association. -
Mrs. Bourne, in vigorous speech, denounced
ex-Presidert Cleveland and Governor Griggs Tor
their attitude on the liquor question. and after
several stirring speeches on the subject, resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted denouncing the con-
duct of high officials who permit their names 10
be used to secure liquor licenses. The resolution
also declared that the liquor license for the club
house at the State Camp would never have been
obtained except through the intervention and the
signature OF Governor Griggs.
the practice OF the State IN furnishing LIQUOR 10
the inmates Of the State Home for Veterans at
Kearny. and recommending that the "caItten sys-
TEN be abolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
BOSTON Wool MARKET.

Boston July 0-"The Boston Commercial E.lletin'
will say Tomorrow wool market The
Just ten times great FOR the week year.
and level of the market Is about 40 per
cent higher Ohio Xxx Is 2ic against lie year
and Territory delane Is +5c. against soc
year ago. The market continues active In spite hot
weather. The delay Of the tariff is encouraging sscu
lators 10 pitch and buy abroad. and all swift
freight Is ei with wool and wool stock for the United
States American specuators have jumped prices In Lon
don n penny q pound Boston buyers paid lac Montana
this week. The wool brought loc last Prices In
Boston have stinened about a a pound this week
The demand IL general The sales Of the week x7
domestic and A33 600 N foreign against 500 go
and 50s4 600 N foreign last and SI6
~ domesc and 10000 10 foreign for the same week last
year The sales show increase OF ~ S6OO0
domestic and So SOS 7VO Id foreign the sales
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BURGLARS AT "nOERRHURST."
THEY ENTER The HOUSE. SECURE THEIR
PLUMBER AND ESCAPE

THEY ENTER The HOUSE. SECURE THEIR
PLUMBER AND ESCAPE
Long Branch. July (SpeciaD-The Doerrhurst
the handsome country seat Of John B. Doerr of the
well-known horse Arm Of Fss. Doerr e. Carroll Of
New-fork City. was entered by burglars early this
morning. over 5000 worth Of silverware is missing
The robbers, after pundering the dining room took
ior the woods. where. for general appearances
they enjoyed smoke and luncheon.
Entrance was gained 10 the big mansion, which is
one OF the most picturesque along the Shrewsbury
River, by the basement window. Mr. Doerr and
family retired at 10 o'clock and knew nothing Of
the robbery until II discovered by a servant
this morning. The doors left open by the rob-
bers In their hurry TO escape. The house is wired
put FOR some unknown reason the burglar alarms
failed 10 awake any Of the inmates
Chief Layton has been informed of the robbery
but at present there is clew the robbers Some
believe II to be the work Of Juveniles. while others
think that professionals did the business. Other
wise the burglar alarm would have awakened some
member Of the family.
The Doerrhurst Is In Atlantic-ave, between
Branchp0rt and Pleasure Bay.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July o. 3:s5 p m.--Closing: Wheat-spot-
No red Northern spring steady. ts I'D Corn-spot-
American mixed new nrm "a 0Ad: do old firm. "a l0lsd;
futures steady; Juy Is sad; August Is Ga September
% lOi F.our-St. Louis fancy winter steady rs 81
Hops at Pacific Coast steady. 55qG5s Beef dull
extra India mess. 80 III: prime mess. ias Pork Dull
prime mess fine. Western AS medium Western. AS 81
Isms-Short cut. IA to III H. dull. 3ss Oh Bacon Jun
berand cut ~ 70 az 10 easy gus short I'D - 20 ~ TO-
dull clear middles light, 30 TO - n. dun
long clear mddes heavy 30 - ~ dull. 24s Cd short
~ - 10 steady Pr shrnders-sG9ire u 70 IA nb
American finest white ana colored. steady. Ais Ta>w
Prime city steady lis I'd Cotonseei oLiverpoo re-
fined steady los 81. TuIpentne-sp.rlts steady 20s 3D.
Ros.n--CoYnmon firm. Is ID.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 9-Cotton quiet middling. 7li-i6c;
low m.ddling Size; good ordinary l6c, receipts.
1919 bale-. exports coastve So Gales 40. spnners 40.
stock. 27eo we.ky-Receips S35 bales, exports coast
wise. I5s sales. 1874. spinners. 1911
Norfolk July Cotton hrm mi1diing. Sc; low mid
ding rae: good ordinary Is Ice receipts 10 bales
sales \; stock 40 Weekiy-Nst receipts, bales:
sross. -: exports coastwise y23; sales u:
New-Orleans. July 9Cotton quiet; middling. l1-l6c
low mddng 1isc: good ordinary. i3-lGc receipts.
% bales gross l3j exports coastwise 2oS sales. 80
stock corrected -. 1855. Weekly-N.t receipts AS
bales: gross. ;ss; exports to Great Britain 100 10
savannah July Cotton Arm; md!ns Ilsc. low
mddng 7sc: receipts. ~ bales; sales 3d stock 6ie
weekly-Recepts 5a5 bales; exports coastwlsc. 20+s.
sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
NEW-ROCHEIIE

The physicians and surgeons OF this village have
established fresh mir fund for invalids and chill.
dren. The plan adopted Is to give them transporta-
ton to the beach parks in the remaining sum-
mer months.
The target practice at Fort Slocum closed on
Thursday. and for the first time In several
ceased TO disturb the people Of New-RocheiIc.
!.archmont and Mamaroneck. The practice at the
The women Of the Choir Guild OF Trinity Church
VIII entertain the nifty members Of the choir at
Oakland Beach next Wednesday The day Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
HASTINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Odsll gave A lawn nar.v
on Monday afternoon. followed by a dinner and
dancing In the evening. at their home az Highland
Pike and Broadway a large number OF guests
were present from New-York. Yonkers New-Ro.
chelle. Tuckahoe and Dobbs Ferry
The members OF the Tower Ridge Yah, clu,
and their families were entertained by II e. Brown
at his home. In Maple-ave.. on Monday evening
The annual picnic OF the Hastings Social C'lub
was held on Thursday evening. and was enjoyed
by a large number.
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bs spent In bathing. outdoor sports and dinner
The committee consists of Miss Edith peinam rs
Nathan G. Fonda Mrs William p Haines, Mrs
Henry Thompson and Mrs. George W. Richie. ,,u
The second In the series OF CASING muscais VII
be given under the direction OF William r.; Chap
man. at Larchmont Mnn9r on next Medntes con.
night The programme includes on orchestrihi coh-
cert by the Richard Arnold sextet
Private masses were celebrated IN INC rev S SHTpr
rell, OF New York City. and Father McLouRhih' os
Rochelle Among those present Were ore
archdiocese and members OF the Iselin FAMILY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
IRVINGTON.

The annual excursion of St. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school held Wednesday
10 Pleasant Valley.
The annual school meeting will DO held on Au-
gus; g. when two trustees will be elected and APP
propriations made for the year.
reception was given for the Rev. L. L. Count.
pastor Of 81. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church.
and Mrs Count at the parsonage on Tuesday
eve
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ID KOpOsALs FOR FURNISHING sANp

i AND GRAVEL. -Ofic. AZ the Commission -. =,
Washington u. G.. June y. 1907. SEALED PROPOSALS
will he received this office until IL O'clock July Is
1897 for furnishing sand and gravel 10 the District OF
Columbia Specifications blank forms OF proposals. and
all necessary Information may be obtained at this ofce
JOHN W. ROSS. JOHN u. WIGHT. WIN. n. BLACK.
CommissionerA d. C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

LONDON WOOL SALES
London July 0At the wool auction sales Cay 10 ia
bales were orcred of which $50 Withdrawn. There
good spirited bidding by the home trade and
Continental buyers American buyers rave stopped BUY
ing sold per above the closing rates
last sale Victoria New Zealand and New south
Wales produce sold wei. The German buyers bought
secured merinos. small quantity Of Cape OF Good
Hope wool sold fully 70 the late rate
About bales greasy taken out Of the catalogue
before sale America The following are the sales IN
detail: $780,
greasy iNN05d. -
Queensland bales secured. sd1s I'd; greasy. a.
Victoria i,24l bales; occurred. 1Oiadfs 4d greasy.
south Australia 1873 bales; secured Is 2lsd; greasy.
5A0Iiad. o-.,
Wcsi. Australia ll91 bales srcasv. in4'Td
Tasmania 81 bales: greasy. 1lsMlOi
New Zealand, 1881 baes; secured 9'sddls 3D. greasy
ii.g9'1d. ~ son . 3, =,
Gls 3D.: greasy 31Id
Faxlard Islands 20 bales; greasy, S7.13sd.
Punta Arenas. l.G7S bales: greasy. 3&@'1
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THROUGHOUT EUROPE

will nnd The Tribune on nis at leading Hoteis and
at principal Banks Americans contemplating going
abroad should consult the European Advertisements which
appear evstv sunLay. Wednesday and Saturday. Only
avoid much annoyance and dstsfacticn caused BY mans
Teets, f. C., 10 oUen 10 ali Tribune readers business
G pleasure: doesn't matter The welcome u lie aAmA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

the Church of Our Lady OF Mercy, In Port Chester,
Is announced to take place the following Tuesday
at Fox Island.
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~ OTICE.-EstIn,n,cs for furnishing aud deliv-

~ erng about 200 tons Anthracite coal under Con-
act sos will be received by the Department OF Docks a.
Pier "a Battery Place. y, r.. until IL o'clock NJ. July
49, 1897. For particulars City Record. Copies Cor
sale at No. . City Hall.
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~ OTICE.-EstinIates for preparing for and
~ building a pier the foot Of W. 18th ST.
North River contrac, M 59i will be received by
the Department Of Docks AZ Pier "A. Battery Place y.
r.. unn IL O'Clock noon. Monday July 18th. 1907 For
particulars City Record Copies for sale at No City
iIaI
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

me date In 1896 receipts date show an increase
of 2O,s bales domestic and 3i3 PA ba.es foreign
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11roposals.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND 1897.
TO CONTRACTORS
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Materials ana

WORCESTERSHIRE OF THE SINKING FUND. 1891.
TO CONTRACTORS. .
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Materials ana
j Performing Work the Erection Of an Addition to
the public building in Crotons Park Third Avenue
in the Twenty fourth Ward OF the City Of New York
pursuant 70 Chapter io4 Laws Of 1898 BIDS f9r c ne
WHEs for the above cork the title
also with the Of the person or persons making me
F ihs SSacf pspar,meni Stewart Building broad
Wsy .Se Sy ,ah 1891 at which place and ho!
bids be publicly opened by and In presence Of the
award Of the contract, II awarded will be made The
lowest bidder with adequate security as soon thereafter
tract may be awarded will be required to attend a. the
office OF Department OF street improvements OF the
Twenty-thrd and twenty iourtn Waras ~',n 'ns
within hve the date OF the service OF notice
to that erect ad be cSnseed as having H.
and as in TIE corporation. and thereupon the
contrac, is accepted and executed The w,ik to COM
nance m such time the Commissioner 1T street Inn
provemeuts OF the Twen,y-third and Twenty-fourth
Wards may designate. go
n B-PermIssion will not be given for the with
dawal Of bid or estimate and the right s Is eX
Fund 10 reject all estimates should they deem to the
public interest 10 do so. No bid win be accepted from
Corporation upon debt or CONTRA: Or vino is de-
faulter surety otherwise. upon any obligation to
The entire work to be completed within hundred
and fifty days after the notes 70 commence WORK mas
Of the Twenty-third and I wenty-fourth Wards. 1890
Tie amount Of security required is FoRrf-FlVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Blank forms and estimates and further information. II
desired also the form Of agreement Including me spee
aagns for the work $50 can os AZ 'ne ONCE "
The plans and detailed drawings can be seen at the
ONCE Of Mr.. Gerge D. Post Architect No 5: East
For full information see City Record
Xar Ttl LAT
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proposals.


u'ie Of TIE work and the nsme ~ r.. bidder IN
drrfed thereon. VIII be received by the Department OF
Pubic Parks. Of ts Offices. Arsenal Building Sixty
fou-.h etree ard Fifth Avenue. Central Park until
O'Clock p NJ Of Monday. Jolly H. 1897. following
named works;
No. l. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH
TFI,rORD PAVEMENT THE ROADWAY OF PROS
Wet HILL. ROAD between Pelham Bridge Road and tire
norhsv,y line Of Pelham Bay Park In Pelham Bay Park
In the tiy ~ New York.
No 2 FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH
TELrORD PAVEMENT THE ROADWAY OF MOsHOLC
AVENUE between ornnd and Jerome Avenues. AND
GRAND AVENUE. between Mosholu and Jerome Ave
IN Van CortIandt PARK IN the Ci,y q Nsw Yorh
No. g. FOR REGULATING AND PAYING WITH
TELFORD PAVEMENT CERTAIN RObDwAYs IN
MOsHOLU PARKWAY between Ven Cort.andt Avenue
and Webster Avenue In the city Of New York.
No. l. FOR ErIIfATING AND PAVING WITH
NACADAM PAVEMENT THE ROADWAY OF BOSTON
ROAD. fN BRONX PARK. between Fest One Hundred
and Eish:yfr. STREET and the sasserly ike CT Bronx
Pa-t IN TIE Guy Of New York
For particulars ''City Record"
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NO VENEZUELA.

rUNO VENEZUELA.
l. Steamer, Of the RED ID" LINE. under mail con-
,r.c, with the United States Government appointed
10 san from Rober, pier. -;rookyn
For ouayra tfor caracasl Puerto cahelo. Curacao
and Maracabo via Curacao.
S. VENEZUELA. -........... Tuesday. July Is. p m
IS PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. July "a I p. n
~ BouITON. BLISS PALLET.
General Managers No. tS5 Front ST.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FRENCH LINE.
n OiPAGNIE GENEKALE TRANSFORMATIONS.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARis FRANCE.
LA PRErAGNE Rnpe :.....,.. sat. July 10 10 a. m
IA NORMANpiE pelOncle. Sat. July II, 10 a.
Rates ot passage First class ~ y to Parts sos Ard
EDWARDS ty all La Touraine including
railway fare 70 Paris and landing charges Paror ca
seat Is during summer season Second e1ass 10
FSRGf;r General Agent. bowling Green y. z.
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oAyANNAu LINE. South and Southwest

y FROM PIER 81 n. r. p ~
ps,ly except sun Thurs direct TO
s.x.,nah Close rail connection for points beyond.
Low rates TO Augusta. Macon Atlanta. Montgomery.
r,.SSr New.Orleans Chatt.. Nashville. etc.
11ch.ts include meals and superior Accommodations
.,samrr For passage and freight rates apply Cen Of
60 air pway TO agency foot Canal q Spring Sta
~ ppYAN Jr. q r. A. ~ e HAMMOND Att.
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NOTICE.-Estmates for paving at West Sis,

books laying crosswsks and building the necessary
drains and appurtenances No. 593. will be
ceived by the Department OF Docks at Pier A. North
River until IL o'clock ". Wednesday. July l4th. 1907.
For PARTICULARS CITY Record
MOTTO E Estimates for dredging between
~ Bank Bethune Contract No. $50; and cr
dredging between Bethuns and West Twelfth streets.
North River Contract ISL will be received by the De
parment Of Docks al Pier "a" Battery Place North
River until II o'clock NJ. Jaly 2oh. 1891 For particulars
Record
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OLD [DOGlOEllON lONE,

From pier si North River. foot OF West 2ih at.
AnchOra July 10 Circaasia July "a
Furnessia >. July Il, noon Ethiopia July 81 nooa
Cabin City OF Rome. $40 Other steamers $50
Second Cabin
Rome s42 80 Furnessla, x31 80. Other Stre, &2S
Steerage Passage.
Y.me $500 Furnsss'a s2+ So Other Strs Sc3 So
for illustrated Book Of Tours. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agts. Bowling Green.
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~ TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier co. y. r.. foot OF Clsrkson ST.
Etruria July 10 100 PM t'mbria. July 81 Up NJ
Campan,sJu 1880 AN. Lucania Aug. T. noon
Auran!a July "a noon Eiruria .. Aug. ~ p. n
VERNON II. BROWN & CO. Gen. Agents.
ROWLING GREEN NETWORK
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g. NJ. WHITNEY,
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KANSAS MIDLAND RAILwAY

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u GeaNe. Arrive.
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Frt. No. 9. Err M 10
Daily. Dailv
Leave Arrive
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Plymouth Rocks and Pekin
ducks, to make room for young fowls
Mrs. ]. T. Woodford, College Hill Poultry
yard East Central. d43-6tx