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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Jfk DCffDr :, iN''.
BEEVEs-Rscelp:s l5s cars, 1865 head: q ears to
be exported lol direct to heal slaushterer ana
q ty vac ard a. slxteth The market while Tar from
on eers We're even lower me decline beng ssnsra No.,
oyerplen,.a aid ruled seady The Yard we're not il
g I5ed car 81 reio-ados az 81 So stass and
oxen 81 q; bulls. s5dss % dry cows s-n sa 40
city dre..cG nstlTe side ,sbes rom Lonhon and IAy
eric,i quoted Hiorican .ieers lo'gNiic dressed
TO ne E.r'a a. cTpo2 . VII a. srf Ss, for
ion!an go ca'ilo .nd quarters for Schwarzschd
.5 sr'f lor i' 2o e5 " Sa~ Tor wit 60 2 head
r Xesa Maif and s> 9e.d fd r sur a
nc making total fE p ss' o bart FOR Of Sec ali to
ports II Great britain with the exception ot " '''"'
sa'e-Xewon GO &c ' ,ra s'esTs ~ - Z
ayersse. si5 Per os ~ i d. i Iss ~ at at :, - ~
- i.i5 " NJ - 40. 4, 3is H. - 20 II do. ilGi
= 81 rs IS @ H. q I at Z = A:" y GS las T.
A. -. = Tcnsy vina md coTs 'wx-al - 3D.
az, A.; iiqi n :, :, 49, DO i2le n at ~ VI
IN d. 70" ~ % a, 81 49,, ~ a. q sa IL d. s n
a. s.. rs l., it- - a. 81 null 1900 n. a, 81 . =.
g '- a. So f. a. - 10 700 NJ at 50 90 %
do So H. # =? "a ec r ~, 10 :. - ST. 3 d. So n at
- -. = Nirs.ua ao 1850 ~ a. -. ,,o, - , TO.
D., Min Is, al :. e. Is } 81 l: :.,. ~.
81 a. e. Il + 3-rSa a. &c. IL, n A. isl = a
81 81 20 a. lqI H. q :, g ot.G no. 6 i5 II, a. a. = = d.
- - =. a. .. ?, inil n ~ - . cows lo2" n.
y, : { go H. AZ 81
-s - ONO -'eer- 1896 -. a. 81 90. - Virgin.
80 y, q ~. l. o.. f3T> =, ~ 20. - do. 1917
~ t. 5n l. q. - r. d, st -: II d. AL n at
81 2G . or.n i1~n n, q, 20: coN. -" u. IT 81
r shatnherg y 90: oxen. l3a1 r. ~ - az 10 '''
c.,an & ,,,,- f. Illinois steers. 1915 n at 81 ~;
"a ~ -, ~ b.. 81 = - dp iog2 T.. ~ - -. =" ncn
49, a. to-t ~ ~ - ll Iudn-7 q, 1892 y. At - 80;
~ nf ',s, ,, d.. :, 4, % D. 10, 70 a, :, TO-
Iiunc : Muller oSer. lo" n at 81 TO- cows "s'
r. at j,a,ley sur. ilr, H. 81, $50 i 50 III at
So We i9t H. az - I'm ~ =, So 20
~, II ~ = f,.ef arr'.ais prf very lf'e tad
Nli, II =, 'N..r d., it,I ., ssil -
i,. ',.N co.. q, .,-h o., z ., ,ir,d
"il ,-t.. an ~ ,tc r.afitlr wore los head.
'., ~. t,J ID, H.. ali 80 ~ Iere,y cry and -? A.
s,,i.,i y, hiding -. s. under light ialury. anf
whit teas 80 I'D. 20 fi v.~c -,fri.l over uainy
W'-,"rr calves J. ~ "' i-...c, ,,ais won't AZ
J." !, - a. ~. sol var . 7aIo- an occa
nal sole re.cn.ts io'-' i'S''' N'"''
Sa,s ~ Il H,m, -, 80 n 10 I.2 ~ a, 81 u e..
II A.. ls5 - ~ s. - - ~ - ~ ~ rrsss.rs
- II 20 - TO- "' Co., '. 40 "
-: - - - 20 .,- a.o >. -, a.
J, =. =. -, ~, ~ 81 81
me ',s,is ~ II, M - To- / do 1858 n az
a. do. 60 70 At 81 -, :. sc-,
2 Sanders fe1.s l.i IT, ~ ., 80 a. o.. 4, o., on y,
Sew 90; - f''i'' - '' "' - 49, - '
a. s. ls.,. ,n -, ,, ss7,. Il ,rassers 800
n. At e. ." Yves - 49, -. 70 ." 80 ara o,,.c,
sHEEr ASp LA3i's-is'c'lii' t1ns III
20 butcher wft' - -, - 80, ,r,, ~ 49, cars
~" stock carried oyer I'm asa, risrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

Boston oct. S-"rhe Boston Commercial Bulletin will
say tomorrow Of the wool market: Tine demand FOR
wool dropped of In sympathy with Quieter goods
market while the sales still much above the
a 1uieer tone prevails. Prices however
tlnue advance fine WOODS. The London auction
prices have advanced since the opening and the
~ Australian here have risen enough
encourage much importing Ohio XIX has advanced
30 Secured staple. fine medium territory
has advanced to 10 cents Quarter blood woods both
foreign and domestic. neglected They have sd
ynnced. The sales Of the week 407sO0O mounds
domestic 3O2e 500 foreign 10 557 900
pounds domestic 1874 600 pounds foreign week
and ga 600 pounds domestic and 872 900 pounds foreign
for the same week last The sales TO date show
81 100 s91 zoo domestic and 40 roo 800
mounds foreign from the sale the date in 1896
The receipts Of i1s la bales
domestic and $3.50 I78 bales foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

Rsading Bangor SOC schooner 800 TONS coal Perth
oiIsIweshnefs still feature o. the c9ttonsesl
oil market today based on lower lard price. and apathy
ySiioH been offered at a4c HiiS Tasesd
5. mills, lSsl7c prime summer yellow 3ssd2i;; c9
@hise sg Prime M yd 9n5Se gTadfi sesd Ff
raw Sg35c: American bo.ed Doe. Calcutta, raw. 5lao2c
early uader offerings By English houses outside selling
cow sT 'sDe Su 5nd eua 'i o 'e S 59
s. 25 new mess s. 5onsio: family sinsi2 short sIear
my soas6 So packet; IS 5S g 5o extra India mess
s@Ss - 10 n ss rs f. g. Sg'ss IS h5 Con
pss ct AEAT ;s h'liss qqlet sm9S
shoulders nm SIC picked hams auei sisiss Western
LAni-puil and easy; quoted, 4'oc city lard dull;
Ica $50: Continent 5c: compound quiet: quoted, city
49, 1.c, Western, ia.u47Sc. BRAZIL
sTDARlNE-asy quoted: oieo ;sc; isrd stearine. $40
of M a1d Re- ak fa asi @ f s2 all we're
n'ac c ehagf Southern inark.ls are 'rm Il Is re
relaxed era his WI MAKE trade more active at mat
ordinary is.c talr to cd ~ a5c: prime 10 choice
%r%c japan 5g5r.c: Java. 43g4>+c Ransoon. In bona
Tor raw sugar ana he Only buyer was ihercforc
nderGndens s"1 sGy wSTc no' arGsH o h a. 'h
take centrifugal sugar $40. hut least i5Gc
30, ard nolasses sugar was nominal at i-,'a2e
ESnned snga %ai scaiy buy d1 ana 49,
fais refining IS o.: beet dull prices barely maintained
H. Close Of the rnarMat there were sales rs follows
RicJ centrifugal % t"st. NJ
37so; lob bags surinam centrifusa 81 test. from
store 80: 3;7 bags Surinam and 2"'o bags Porto
Rico roiassrs sugar. 80 test from store, n Lie
refined follows: D0fnos DC.
and crushed. bAac; powdered ~ course pow
dered ose. eraaula;e1 and fine gfaHua'ed o. coars
granulae fine granu'aed, BIC. coni"c mere
sranvisied snl cubes pc; XXXX powierfd ';c: mould
AMI T. sc; No = A.slc. No q. ihc. No . ~" ~ :.
$50: No o 4tic: No 10. 80 80 ~ 4"lc 80 - 7'''
~ Is. isc. 40 II. iufc. No H. A.. No ~ "Hf'-
TOBACCO1he market vas FIRM and fa'if ac'i,' WI"
sales ~, Sod lcas follows: l'n cases tlfp l>P Now
England Havana lS'sTfpc: - cre"4 ls'f ~ ana
serilea, 2lfe5c 10 caset ctop lsO mars n y
l-lj Pennsylvania Havana A. ~ l"c -
Penns ,varia iced, 4 ~ H.. 100 cs,.s lN''
ehrards iisr and loo 1893 Wisconsin Iaraia
loi.r Sales 81 Havana We're = bales - WaIsi =" N
bond Sal. 90 sumatra bales at SIcn>2 ~ bond
WOOL. EXCHANGE REPORTS-The Wool Exchange
n-.-L.n ll---a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
Et.nnnrAN MINIMUM MARKETs

r,..-...o, 90, as T~chsngA-v'rsn' W .
rod ~. -, vi---r sranav = 81 ~ -nl Nrr'h"rn
sr-t-- new r-rr, s.anE- ~ Ca-n-Snni-A na-'an
,rv.l NOW mute, o '.S ~ Quiet % "a flutes
.....t,. oo..hAr ff1. Nev.rhe- ~ sd f-ce"N"r.
- otd Tl.,-c. r..iis farcv urir'e- "-r. ''s rl's
T,-f.- ste.fv N'f'"F' pat SOW:
ov,-o r-Aa mas ~" ~ ''o" S"''
rfn,. rsd'rl v f's RI.
rra,-s-eh. 81, ~ - lu 79s ntr'r-''u" 49,
md or, -, as. sNrr' -ii 20 - ~.
..ae pa. low idl'es light "5 - ne ~ f~n.
"o4 ier- cl-ar rhilins hea"' !" 10 ~ w. f-r'.
~. e,or, cioa- hncks 10 - f"-' ?nf M clo
taiuae "a ., - ~ e'ao1v as Shoulders @lu~-e. =,
:, - ., ION pa Iarl-p-'rrA v'esrH-r frn "2s %
Ch~.sc-, -~orirs- rres' white rrd c1l~reA fri I5s
Toil.-. nominal T>''Nrs-e' L"e-nool
rosred '-s a. anilne-sriri.s Hrm. c5s ~ Rosr
C1r,'ron duh. IL Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
pyERrIsEMExr rs and .nsssrlptlen. for The rr!ssns

A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptiors for The Trioane
81 door north OF SistsL until o'clock p M sdvert,s.
ris at the following branch offices a. regulee
ONCE rates until O'Clock p u; w: 20 sn.avs ..
1852 6thave.. l2th-st Mays. Wh-2vas
COT iisshst iie Coumbus-sve near West 6dfh-st i0o
Wes, %2d-st nea. Ch-ave.; % East l4h-st; 47 West
sd-aye 70th and ,,h se 80 near ciss:
So sd 30 Beecker,st 35 ieecke se asos 50:
Amsterdani-ave 80: West 42dst las East zoe
East isth-st $50 9th c5i ethave: lis2 3a.sye.
ave- i.e sth-ave iss 2d-ave: 7s2 esh.sve, a. The
ifSthst near 2<3 st f25,hst between nh and
eth ayes: sN West sss. At the Brooklyn oncse; ~
rulton-st 7cS Fulton st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore Oct sFour dun and STEADY uncaa E3s
red s9sasa,c stock ioeoi9 bush; sales ieoo9 bush;
@ ay spS snd
ass Nos s steamer ar @EeS sT o stock
bush: sales 1900 bush; southern white corn S3936e:
s., mixsd 28aG8i4c stock io5 800 bush Rye hrmer:
10 Gfa6 d sc c NO ss,sg s Sac 9s S fs5
freigh,e very firm. UNCHANGED sugar strong and un-
chsnEd un1H ue an" Maryland and
81 90 per Dbl Whisky unchanged
s. e. s,at 9' ard rn r dg 81 sc S:':
$ SO. assF" lce sssTi ela a- %Si
saT So nr dS ?"s ' ss sSg &. H. T os
@ t %s ~ pa, .5 . ar% ys,s
ern eilene2c; Western. :ol@2,tc; imitation. l!aloe
a3 ''if, ~ 10Y w.
' ga h % s s9ot w 20 Ss' Ssrthe SPOT
VIZ ;r inquiry nrm x, held a.. No al, red ssc 70
9a's safer No nv White ne gSa az: 49, 30 8
80 ; 61vci 26eli.c. Bar.ey-Ecs, lots new t5g4ee:
so Gf ua ' as rioa- steady "a demand '''
Chicago. Oct s-The leading futures ranged fol
wheat, ~. :: Opening Highest. Lowest. cio.rg
,.'.., .'''''''''' o1a. cor ooi 400. al as.
May ............. 914goiia pl'. Dos Ol5s
- -. o.
1917 No - o. 49,. 80, no,
nace,ntor 2o, 201. 2s7.n2n 2a,
Nav .......... 23 33s a2'- 32, 1895
Oats. No. 2:
nctoA,- ........ isa, 1884 1879 Isz
D.remher .. '9s. is'. 1872 1874 to~
May ..-......'''.' -t--s'--t
IT.. rs -, ~,
a. p"" p7 ~ .--,, - so,. . ~. e.
I''r"inier .--.'...-' >. 80 81 - -. - ~
r-e nor inn ~.
'''''' ~ ''' o- ~ not, ,,,
l'ereni'-"r ......-'.- -. ,aa g. -,
January f"''g +4-'s '"''a f"''E
snort rios per 'p 'p'
oct boz ............ 80 n t57ii a1is
Decs-sher ......... 37if 4s2is AS AZ
January ............ AR 52s 441ls Az
cash qur.aors were follows: Flour s.ee'y winter
rans s5Gsa -. srsghts q, 7c7s4 So sprirg specific
80. srrlug - 'O9s5 10. strl'gh,s. 81 f.r
3, % b.kers 50 81 90 srrra sci.c. ~
~o-4nv whest scase.: - sir.c; No corn q >
@,27ic. W yellow ""~1 2'a127i,c No oats 10 ~
white % 22f.c. No 2 white o, 2lisf22ac: y :
W g.. y - Icy. 70 y ' o. ?Nd3'c: - " D.
10Y y" htFs-"i - I".,, -
- ".,' i'e , pNk p'' ons ;, 'rs' e. rs. 80
l"' ~ - -"t>' 80 sn.r ~" sS, 49, E, - i -
i"X"i o. 't"'tc "Hi~Rrs HlIs,
gal - - sugars cut I't' - ~ % 80
IN mo '''' ,-Io,, ,,','a. ,oo 10. cheese .,.sa,
eaa,. esgs firm. fresh "A.
Cincinnati oct. s-Floiir s''atf. Wheat easier = .
re- nc. ''-r easy NJ mixed Sc; oats frl' y, /.
m,sd. 2,n2i'4c rve steady a. &c lard . e. ,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

ss s,s lsspi. 400 baes sccA. oSscc bss. Ham
20 .<et MARKET opened Unchanged closed unc hNsec
on. sisnnng BET oe line sales, 200 hays Havre-
,sacs Msikt, opened quiet. unchanged 10 q frame al
oulsf ~ IA. unchanged 10 u franc decline a. p m
s"sh4hrsf 20 franc decline ciosed quiet net un-
$50 70 \ franc decline: total sales - go bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

ma rscs,s market st-aiy. 10 RIO st20D @zoianre,
ags; cs.a,ss. 1yv,) b1ss Genre. fJs Europe. 1900
bag ," United his,es. l3O1 bsgh stock. @o4vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
FRENCH line.
NONPAC\IE GE\ERALE TrlnSatlantique.

~ DIRECT LINE To HAvRE-PARlS: FRANCE
From Pier AZ North River. foot Morton -,
LA BEETAGNE. RqPe oG p,r TO- s,os ana
upw ards all steamers except La Tourane inciaaihe
railway Paris and landing ehayg.s buhe' f@rioS
car seats free. Second class 10 Paris so 40
FORt;fT General Agent Bowling Green. N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day, co
pared with the same day last week and last year w
az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

NT1GRl@MN l1M[Eo
NETWORK SOUTH MPTON-G.ondon-Pa
Sailing every "wednesday at 10 A. NJ
ST LOUIS ........oct. u s. LOUIS. Noy. q
ST PAUL ........ Oct 81 ST. PAUL ........Nov II
Red STAR LIN: TO ANTWERP.
Sailing every Wednesday.
Fresland l3. noon Wesiernland Oct q noSu
Kersngon Oct. % noon Southwark. Nov. B p. ".
INTERNATIONAL NAVlGATIoN CoMpANY
Piers Is and - North River. 0aies Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

(NL1DE LINE'
Y ctt,RrrsTON 5. C. the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVIL.I.E and all FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier 90 E. Il. foot Roosevelt ST.. 3 p m. -
N.
SEMINOLE. oct 10
S6W ANCHE Friday. oct. IS
lRpQI'OIS 40
steamers frst-class passenger accommodations
VIM +. CLYDE X co, General Agents
Bowling Green ~. Y.
Fla Cent, & PENN. Fast F. =. Line. via Jacksonville.
Great So Freight Passenger Line via Charleston.
r Z, EGER General Agent. 1915 Broadway n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

GRAND ORIENT AL CRUISE
BY THE SUPERB TwIN-scREw EXPRESS
S. S. AUGW9TE VICTORIA,
leaving New York January % 1893 Tor Madeira, Gbrat
tar. Malaga Granada and Alhambra) Algiers. Genoa
Nil.efranchs ,NiceD Bizerta Tuns Alexandra Saifo
the Pyramids JaTa Jerusalem the JORDAN ana the
Dead t)amascps) fNrstanilropie, Athens
Palermo Nan.es Genoa .riurnag 70 New
York April .. Duration ~ 81 days Rates OF
rassage upward Canea. crete VIII be OF great
the II PLAYED IN the recent Eastern
troubles. Fnr further particulars Apply = -.
HAMBU RG- AMERICAN LINZ. 81 Bfoad"ay' " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

no VENEZUELA.
i s,..,.-s ~ m. RED ''D' LINE. under mail con:
m,h the United States Government. are appointeo
o. ssu from Robert pier brooklyn 9Th. c,,.....
70 sa; navrn ffor Caracasp Puerto Cabeo CufacaS
tut i~' ~ and Maracaibo. via Curacao. =.
SIS PHII.ADELPHIA.. SATURDAY oetooer q I ~.
Thursday, November T. p M
90 SAi noi,LToN BLISS pALLETll
General Managers No 10 'FRONT.' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
WHITE STAR LINE.

Tcutonic - noon Teutonic Nov 10 noon
Britannia Oct q noon lrannic Sov' ~ u',.s
Majestic - noon M9Jestc nov - neon neon
No COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier No. ~. North River. One. Broadway' y T.
IA MAITLAND kERSEY Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
JM[PM6uuGLEllllMa
PACIFIC MAIL S. s. co.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL ;. 5. GO.

Between san Francisco Shanghai. Yokohama and Hong
Eon-
steamers leave san Francisco. -
CHINA Honolulu. P M
BELGH via Honolulu ..............'..pe 81 ! y m
PERU ia
.
H. Isgs a1a sn1er Information siply to
a,s Bro aipay or Battery Place washington rasdns.
and PSI broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

SAVANNAH LINE
- steamers sail DAILY except Thur days and sundyO
,ror, pier a. Il r. T. NJ. for Savannah connecting
for Florida South and Southwest 49,,
~ Superior Passenger Accommodations
Fast Freight Route.
- cuAprrON a. r. a.. W. f.. ARNOLD. q. Ts
IT, - ~'' r. A. 3l7 Broadway
c,,.s II. Hobi.pRIDGE. AEt. New Pier a. NJ n
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-02

ing into what he called these high-toned
juries who termed our detectives sneaks
and spies" He gave a sharp dig
society and INDUCED in a satiricaI refer
ence to the police who wouldn't arrest a
bartender on Sunday, although he was
behind the bar with sleeves rolled up and
pouring out lager to the thirsty custom
ers; because they, the police, weren't sure
that 1t wasn't sweetened, colored water.
Then Mr.. Winfield received a little at
tention.,
How ridiculous is the way these cases
are treated In court. We are obliged to
prove what kind of lager 1t Is, just as, If
we were experts, and then when we
e experts they are termed ssneaks and
spies, You want further proof of our
difficulty to convict the saloonkeeper who
breaks the law? Well, before election I
got evidence against twelve saloons. /
had the names of the bartenders and the
owners and was ready to GO before the
Grand Jury. 1 was told that I couldn't
so before 1t until after election. FOh,
no., to go before that body before election
that wouldn't suit the Honorable Robert
Davis, l think his name is. So we were
kept fooling on his side and on that
until the last Grand Jury indicted every
body.
lobbying began from high and low, from
Republicans n Democrats, and they
came to me and said piteously: You are
ailO@- So1uS 70 PuHlSn tfcSc 1T1StlQS VI 0ufSt
Well, would you believe it, 1 went to the
Prosecutor and asked him where were
the Indictments and he actually didn't
know. 1t is extraordinary thai the public
sentiment is that the saloon shall be open
In spite of the law. The condition was
-aptly expressed to me by the highest
Judge in the county, who said that. the
outlook now is blacker than In many
years for closing saloons on Sunday
Mr.. Hathaway's vigorous speech: was
much a~pplauded and at its conclusion he
asked the audience to subscribe to the
League, the objects of which are here
stated
TO unite all citizens. without regard
to party or creed in an earnest effort to
secure the enforcement of law.
ITO ensure the nomination n the cleo
ton of such candidates for political Of
fees as will be in sympathy with this
purpose.
no procure such legislation as may
seem to be needed for the preservation of
order and especially for promoting the
observance of the first day of the week,
commonly called Sunday.
TIC assist the authorities in obtaining
evidence against such as habitually vio-
late existing statutes"
A few remarks from Mr.. Kommers and
Mr.. Little brought the interesting pro-
sceedings to a close.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-02
Will WATCH t
Meisner's Dive Will Not Be
Tolerated by Cap
tain Cox.

The expose of the outrageous doings in
the. den known as the Washington Car
den by THE News yesterday caused a
~coHnrnotion In police circles and conster-
nation among the habitues of the place.
No n had Captain Cox of the Greg
DRY street station read in The News
OF the doings In the den, than he sent
for Christian Meisner, the proprietor.
For some time past the Captain has had
Defective Douglass watching the place,
but apparently everything was rum in an
orderly manner while he was there, as
he reported nothing irregular.
In future. however, two policemen in
uniform are to keep the den under SUR
and JUDI as soon as any
breaks" are made proprietor and hab-
itues will be arrested.
These concert halls are new to ms"
said Captain Cox, and / have not been
down town long enough to get acquaint-
ed with Their. I am glad my attention
has been called to this place HI pafticu-
lar n in future / am willing to be- held
responsible for hat goes on&there.
III the statement of the voting lady
performer Is true and UGH actions are
permitted to continue It Will not be long
before we catch the offenders sred-hand-
ed. Such places will not flourish ia the
First precinct while I am IN charge. T
am OPPOSED to the operation Of low con-
cert halls. I WILL confer with the Alder
and find out the privileges they
have extended III places and those
privileges Will not be abusea fnsfuture.p
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals viii be received by the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners on
Monday, February 5. 1897, at 2 o'clock p. M.
IMPROVEMENT OF GARFIELD VENUE
from north side of the Newark and New York
railroad Company's lands to- Myrtle avenue.
Said Improvement, to. be made Comfortably
to the provisions Of Chapter 27 of the Laws
of 1895 and in accordance with specifications
Board.
Blank forms OF bid and agreement of sure
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About s cubic yards Of rock excavation.
About $500 cubic yards of earth filling.
about 1000 cubic yards of sand or gravel
About s.2eo square yards OF Belgian paving.
ABOUT 4,So0 hneal feet OF curbstone.
ABOUT l,lo0 square feet of bridge stone.
About $50 lineai feet Of cribbing.
About 4 receiving basin heads to be reset.
2 About L manhole heads to be reset.
About s new receiving basins and connections
Time allowed for the completion of the
work. 12o working days.
The making Of the above improvement and
ject to the remonstrance Of the owners Of the
property liable to more than one-half the as
sessment therefor. on the basis Of prelimi-
rroposals mus. Be enclosed in sealed en-
nssoPes 81 ee sapas1d s aysossa d for the I In rye
John C. Kaiser, Chairman of the Committee
on Streets and Sewers and handed to the
Clerk of the Board in open meeting when
called for in the order of business relating to
sealed proposals.
No City official Will be accepted as surety,
nor win q substitution of sureties be allowed.
The Board may. under the provisions Of the
Act above cited. exercise Its right to reject
any or all proposals.
The attention Of bidders is especially called
to Section z, Chapter 1874 of the Laws of 1891,
under the terms whereof no contracr shall be
binding upon the city, or become effective or
operative until the. bondsnen offered by the
contractor have been approved as to suffi-
cheney by this Board and as to form by the
Corporation Counsel, the President Of this
Board having the power to examine the pro-
posed bondsmen under oath.
BY order Of the Board of Street and Water
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey City january 30. 1897.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-02
FEBRUARY is, 1897,
CORPORATION NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the goth day
of January, 1897, the Commissioners of Assess
ment filed in the office OF the Clerk of the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
their final assessment map and report for the
IMPROVEMENT OF CLAREMONT AVENUE,
between jackson avenue and Bergen avenue, IN
accordance with petition previously presented
to said Board on the 25th day of May, 1896.
and confor1nably to the provisions of Chapter
2l7 of the Laws of 1895, and the same Is now
open to public inspection In the office Of the
Clerk of said Board.
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are included in said assessment, namely
CLAREMONT AVENUE,
from Jackson avenue to Bergen avenue.
JACKSON AVENUE,
on the north side from Claremont avenue to
q point about 20 feet southwest thereon.
BERGEN AVENUE.
on the south side from Claremont avenue to a
point about 27.65 feet northeast and %. is feet
thereof.
And that the Sth day of February, 1897. at
two O'Clock p. NJ, and the Assembly Chamber
of the City Hall are hereby fixed as the time
and place when and where the Board Of Street
and Water Commissioners will meet to hear,
consider and adjudicate upon all objections to
the confirmation Of said final assessment map
and report that may be presented IN writing.
BY order Of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners.
GEO. 4. BouToN,
Dated Jersey City, Jan. 80. 1891.