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The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
THECANAL COMMISSION
Mzubsrz VII He Named bE ths Pres
iGaEt Tomorrow

New York APRIL a special To the
Herald from " dsilIIssr9n says
President No E1inIey VIII announce On
TEesdaF -hs seVe1 members OF tie nf=9V
asrhrr15a1 canal commission The names
GAfiuIcaIy determined upon are Rear Al
MIRA walker ErigzLdIer General Hams
and RruE EauPCr or V-1e N-ciiraiszl1i- ca
tai commission CIveL Engineer Noble
Of Chicago. formerly L member 1r LI,@
Ludlow canal commission Major Franz
II SEu1Unsi5. cCEps 1t engineers all1
civil Engineer WaighE- Tie seventh
r1auEer II cI1ta commission may be Civ
a Engineer AGrrisun Ut Neyv York NS-lo
has Been n " Washinsrun tor the last
threa days.
Truffer the ter-ns Of the act the COM
mission VII vtsIC Doth the Panama and
Nicaragua routes The president * a-Iz-
5saus EIlIE ir snail begin rs work AE1lxI1effl-
arelT as he desires il % submit trs re-
port a. promptly as possible % the uazI
congress, II order thar Al appropriation
may be obtained from rhar body for
commencing work On the canal
n accordance Win the wishes OF the
presidenE Fear Admiral v alkar 1s ez-
pss-1rInE the work gE preparing the re-
port 8E the Nicaragua clla1 cou1EIlIs5-
stun and II VIII Dc ready r1r zubT1Ilss lsssion
To TIE prssIt1G1E NIUl1-l -1@ 4e-7AL TN
days There viii De seven ruIIreS est
nlaraG upon. b1E tie commission hiEs
determined not ID change rs recon-
HIs11staAc1gn n IlVur Of u1e LJ1ll ro1L@
Though some small changes N the rOuLz
On the eHstzr1 side VII Be suggested
SssersCa-y Long viii be requested 20
place j warshlR 1t ule disposal OF the
cun1rTIIsSiUu and the vessel VII convey
the members 10 Colon W1ers they VIII
n1aka Al examination CT the Panama
canal Upon Li1e completion OF this
animation W1ich VII L4lzz only L short
time as t1e canal company viii place
It's charts and surveys II the disposal
Of the com mission Ezaar Admiral " ak
sr and his associates VII proceed -
NIcaraEIIa- TVi1eI-z they VII examine the
Ssicarasgllal r1J1ra
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
TO PRES ERVE ORDER
Regular Policemen VIII Re S5a+1onsd
az the FaIIing Places.

The reguIar policemen will be sta
tionet at the polls Eomorruw ID pre-
serve order
About twenty special officers viii be
sworn IN and VIII DO duty On the reg1-
lar beats relieving the officers Who ara
stationed at the polls The reason t0r
having regular and experienced officers
at t1e polls Is that a. great many W1m-
IN ara expected % vote and the best OF
order viii be required around the polling
places On that account
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
FRUIT GROWERS TO MEET.
Shawuee County Horticultural Soci-
ETY. Nesting On Thursday
Afzaruocu

The Shawnee County EorticulfuraI
society meets in regular session Thurs
day afternoon IN the r0Gn1S ct the STATE
Historical society IN the sraEa house
This VIII 5e 4 berry gruweFs' - meet
ing. and al VINO are Interested in this
line aE horticulture ara IuViLei % at
tand- An effort VIII be made TO secure
berry groWers' supplies at Il reduced
rare-
The following is the prograrune-
Strawberries Planting, CuLrivaEng
and Marketing, oy Il T GoodeIL
-grardeufug' by F p Rood
Destruction CT Fungaids,' Judge T.
WeIlhouSe-
Reports On winter injury To fruit
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03

The ladies' OF the parish guild VIII hold
their annual apron sale Saturday. ApriI
8. afternoon and evening IN the Guild
parfors- An entertaining arozrarurue
VIII De rendered II connection with 4
measuring social IN the evening" for
which 4 charge 0f 10 cents viii &c made
BY taking your measure rereshIuents
viii fau
Without distinction To short and to taII-
And f0r this task this IS al We ask
Just E1rze cents 4 foot
Each extra inch i penny To BOOT
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. D + I.GngEnecExer Of Erupuria. IS
IN the city visiting her sister, Mrs W
H Eastman
The Christian E-udeaVor society of the
First Presbyterian church are arraus
ing fur i reception to De given Wettnes-
DAY evening, April L. IN the church par
IOrs- complimentary to the new officers
Of the society
Mrs. Herbert .. Crosby has returned
from two weeks visit Win relatives
IN Saliua-
Mrs sara N Garvev and Miss Amelia
CEarvsy have returned from an ex1znded
eastern trip
1Tr H < Weems spent Sunday IN
Kansas City
1Tr and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith re-
t1Irued Saturday from Hot Springs
Ark where they have been spending
the past two weeks
Dr. and Mrs. 9 3. Reed spent sun
day n Kansas CRY
NJ " L Trump spent Sunday N OF
E1va win h1S vine, wno Is visiting
Chera-
Mss Clyde E1rradav entertained Il
few friends at tea Friday evening al
her home IN East EiszIta street
Mr W II Qugiey Of Starting Is
in the City. CE1e guest Of Dr. and Mrs
Miss Lizzie Asbury went ID Naunar-
Eal Sunday ID eurar the agricultural
GDllegH-
Dr. George EstsrIT spent Saturday
and sunday II Kansas City
Dr. W c Hammond and Mss Leila
Anderson were married Saturday even
ing and left At once fur an aaSrzru trip
Miss Myrtle Mitchell vino accom-
panied her sister. Mrs James LaisGn
ID her hume IN 1IsuGn1inea, Mich naS
opened i school for Vuica culture there
Mrs W Il Aston enEarrazued the
class OF which her daughter Alice IS 4
member AT Bethany college, Al her home.
last Thursday aftEruoon- IN honor OF her
Birthday she was assisted by Mrs.
Traut-ual. Miss WhIEIuu and Mss
OsErieu.
M W D Goodwin spent Sunday IN
SaIiua-
Master Melville Wood OF Lawrence is
visiting Miss Alice ASTON
Lincoln Circle Sewing society met last
" =e1ueS1ay at the home Of Mrs Ella
WCed On Fillmore StreeE The a-Eand-
alCe vas large and A pleasant afternoon
was spent Refreshments were served
aT the auSEEss-
Miss Marguerite O'Ne4 spent Sunday
II N0ErouEIIlE-
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
NORTH TOPEKA

Pumps and repairing. phone Pratt SOY
Miss EazeI Forbes Is reSoVeriug from
an ATTACK Of grippe.
D N Thompson has moved his grain
Office ID the North side.
Mr.. W. L Huriess has gone To Texas
where he vii spend a week.
1frzL- c Deppe and SON Clifford vars
the guests Easter af DR. and Mrs. Tuck
er OF HOiCun.
Mr. Wallace VINO fs employed at the
Santa Fe shops. dfed last evening ar his
home On Topeka avenue
John Powers returned Saturday even
ing from an extendetf visit 10 Ohio,
Peunsy yIvauia and Virginia
Go to G T. Lyon, D d &. for fine
dental work at popular prices 0n1ca
III Kansas aVeuUe- TaE d66-
J. c Cromwell is very i'll at his home.
914 Jackson street with cerebrB spinal
meningitis His condition is considered
SERIOUS
A number Of the mefubers Of L o. o.
f No 70 went to Mariden Saturday
evening To assist the lodge there iu1Eiatz
several candidates
Robert McManou who is attending
the Christian Br0tAerS' college at St
Joseph. Is spending his Easrar vacation
the guest Of his cousin Sidney Huriess.
Mr. TsbeI OF KANSAS City spent sun
day IN North Topeka and sang d soIl
at the morning service at the Kansas
Avenue NJ E church
Thursday night some one stole a
horse wagon and harness from Mr-
Hyatt who runs a store at the old Ezior-
Gan stand On Kansas aveuue-
Mrs. Zimmerman Of Kansas City ana
Mrs Stevenson Of BeI1eViIIe. VINO. we're
called here BY the illness and death Of
their aunt. Mrs R W Jenkins. r.
turned TO their homes yesterday
Rev Mr. Crawford. late chaplain 0f
the 0iIio volunteers. preached Last even
ing N the Church OF the Good S1en-
herd. after which Bishop MIIEpaugh
confirmed the following candidates.
Mrs A L Hodge. Mrs Bridgeuau and
daughters. Mrs. Alfred PaZa and Misses
Lille and Ruby Davis
AT the Baptist church yesterday spec
iaI music was rendered al both Tire
morning and evening services The
church was Beautifully decorated with
NUMEROUS flowers. AT the evening ser
vice d soIG. Lift Up Te Heavenly
Catas'' which had been written for the
occasion BY W NJ VauNess. was sung
by Miss Dora Brown
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03

Although the b0arI has M desire 10 m
convenience the banks by making al m
1letfialz demand TOR the easssI crett1rail 70
ne. treasurer vet the governor Mr. cole
and 8Ir Clark anxious To nave a1TEef--
snr ARA lseTueEIrs made and Sl4en a. viii
bring al OF the stare ) muneX MO me
Uaulrs aTId keep II rom E-1e 1dIllKs me
governor expects II time with the aId OF
ere. other uenl beers OF the board 10 have
This custom brought 70 sfld- yet he saws
ne does not cara u De arbitrary II the
matter
The contention dWar this originated dur
iIls- rf1e session Of the Legislature The
governor IN MS message ree0u1rneflft=tt
chat the banks 5sz e+IIIlretf TO pay interest
an the daily balances OF the ztaEe 3 money
and 4 law vas drafted and inrE-aduced efn-
budyIuE the Wishes OF the chief azat.iII1Fe-
BiIU ME- Crimes C1rneG 0uL MS E0rCeS and
defeated the bill
Now thar LlIe governor IS ne nead or
the examining board he has taAsn L new
u1ald Clar the actual casI A10 nut eeEr11-
each month > business Is IkEIy De made
M such demand has bean u1aIde because.
As the governor expressed il ID a Guun
sIenrlaE friend the amounts n me lncaA
banks ara large EhaE II they We're
drawn cut sFIrrsp CIElOusly some eEuDar-
raszueuC might follow
IIr- Crimes ACCOUNTS Eallied 70 the cent
auU rila exhibition nj certificates Of d.
DusiE for over s490, ,lsfa in local banks does
not Meet VITA the approval OF the elm
i1s- board. and steps viii De taka1 u avoid
L continuation OF this condition IN the H.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
ASSESSORS At WORK
Rai1<oad Beard Has Much BUSINESS
This WsaE

The state board OF railroad assessorz
went 20 Kansas City this morning from
where rhey started OUT on a tour over
the Memphis. Frisco and Efttsburg K
Gulf railroads for the pIrpos. OF liking
valuations for tflE aSsEsSTuez1r this year
Friday and Saturday the board viii
60 over the SauE9 Ea lines N Kansas
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
M0RETHASIOO, 900 People
Employed In Cotton Mills Get an
Increase In Wages

Boston. April 5.-Cor10n mills general
" IN the New England states operating
more than tlIrea-tI JIarrars OF the total
number OF sEfu5IeS IN the north began
work today under an advanced wage
schedule which an nearly al OF the mills
IS about the same as thar which existed
prior ID the general reduction made IN
the early parr OF 1888 and which II Is
estimated directly Affects from Iss0. 900
ID I40 1ad hands employed by mora than
10 corporations. The reduction made IN
1898 averaged 4 little mora rnan 10 per
cent In Fail River mills, which III
ciI1de 2 1872 20 spIElGles OF the 10. .S53. I03
N New England. II amounted C8 % L-g
per cent
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
-HoT OIL FREE
To al those Sufarmg Eo1u RheumaS1s
Neuralgia. Weak BACK. Etc

An Arrangement has Eeeu cBnpietsd with
tins paper by which al readers Wl18 VIII
send their name and pasr0rriee address ID
the EercUIeau Hot Oil Ca ElTnirI- n T.
viii rzeeiVz a criaI bottle Of Hot OiI'
tree. Even the 3uSEdEe VII DE- prepaid
II you have E.TEt1IuaE E5SEn- Ne1Ealsrt1 dr
any ailments which Hercuiean Hot Oil VIII
cure desire send you 00Erle u
DRIVE 70 you is wonderful merits
You do not have to Ea1r weeks
months 70 be cured One sif1sEte bOr1Ie VIE
relieve you Hot s91 + exreruHL ram
etiy. II srzau1z tfae pain 4WaV-
Write today for El1s free trial 10rris- rt1e1
Il YOU wish any IN rkre fIEture. ger It OF
your druggist who sells 15c- and 5Ac- bnf-
TIES or send direct u Don't delay
Address.
HRCEIEAN EDT OIL CO.
(MeuE1Gu This papsEl EImSrn, ~ r
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
S325a Saz5G

The above greatly rsducad rate has
beeH made by the Union Pacific to Cali
farnia points Through tourist zIespers
quicker tine than any ether line.
For tickets and full Inforuazlan eaII
On T A. Lewis. city ticket agenE, ar
= c EuIEan. dep6C agent
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
Social Calendar.

MOND DAY-Mrs. Avery Turner IS suta--
raiulng the Monday etuh this aEt=--
noon Mss Helen Thompson VII en-
CsrCaIu the " WGaVeE-M McCEuL0eA GEltial
party AT dinner this evening. The
ClIsr-Bradsnaw bridal party VII ne
entertained al dinner this evening oy
Miss Alice Prescott
TEESD Miss HambIetGn VIII give
1 o'clock luncheon complimentary 70
Miss Nellie ME-LuCock Ms " >
EadcIifT viii entertain 1t luncheon II
homer 0f Miss Bird RaGciIf OF Garth
aEe No Mrs. StautanboruUg1 Of We
oraziza viii address the cry Fedora
ton N the afternoon al Unity church
The marriage OF Miss Martha Brad
shaw and AIr- v altar Gust VII Taxa
place IN the evening AT Craze czLL1e-
GraL and VIII De followed oT 4 receD-
ton Al the houe OF Ele brides par
enz-
" E1DNESD AT-The eaver-N NcCIi1-
uncx welding VII be soiemuized IN tI1e
evening AZ the First Presbyterian
church. win 4 reception afterwards
At the home Of the brides parents On
West Tenth sUresE- Mss Bessie an
4m6urga and AIr- Clarence smith VIII
De married. n the evening At the home
OF NJ =I1lCh ! parents I1e COr1LT11S-
eco club VII give their last party N
the evening Al EuGsonfs hall
CRSDAF-The annual election Of Of
ticers Of Cle City Federation VIII take
place al Unity CHURCH Mrs g B
Kirk has Invitations out for a thiTubIe
party Thursday atTzruu0u- One OF the
most looked forward ID events Of the
week g the Crosby party al Library
nall Thursday evening Mrs William
Green viii entertain aE cards n the
evening complimentary u heE uiecs
Miss ErheIyu Green OF Madison Wis
FRIDA Y-The TTenuese club VIII give
their regular dancing party Mrs
William CzT-aau VIII entertain At 4 sec
and party 6or der niece. Miss Green
= TT
sued Invitations Tor = card party II
the evening"
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
Rock IsIand Eou1a

Eouaeseekers' excursion tickets on
sale APRIL and L3 70 al points IN home
seekers tarritory Al one fare plus ZOO
for Ehe round TRIP
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
KANSAS STATE MONEY.
Al Effort to Get Il Al In the stats's
TAuItz

Governor Stanley. Secretary Geo. Clark
and Autfirur Czaa- L Cole ara Eagu1Eet1 oT
law To make monthly examinations II Ei@
stare treasury and ara required n slCt
exImInaE lions 70 make an dcEilil4 count OF
me. cash to the credit OF the treasurer
The examining ouaCu completed AaLe
slEIIrgfav the work Of examining the
E-easgIrv and found the accounts clrrstsr
a. reported 1V AIE- Grimes Cle EreEIzsJIEeF-
The rlaas1lrV IL credited win $50 ssa- 46-
bur less rhua half Of il Il II Cke traazs1IrX
vaults The amounts IN IOca1 banks are
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
Mss Mcfarland Enrertains.

Mss Pearl MeF7arfar1d entertained the
Ci1su-Bra ds1a-w bridal party and a few
other friends AT an elaborate : O'clock
dinner Saturday evening" The loIor
scheme vas carried OUT IN E-sen and
" 1ttE- zTT11lax and brides roses being
uS=1s the center piece vas Of STuIla-x
small ropes af whicf1 axrzz7Cse.E To me
ends OF the t41le- where gz-zau candles
burned n pretty caulfelabra- Bride
roses were scattered gracefully over tE1e
CLOTH AID ana Vas placed Al each cover
Those sEaEaI At the table Eara M
a1d MS. Mcfarland Mss Marina
BRADSHAW Mss AIiGa E7raszsurr NFfzz
Lee Eat11ea- Mss Eearf MCFARLAND
Mss Lillian Mcfarland NJ TaT---
Gust III EGEar1 AcRrGe, Er EstsrIyr
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
Tie Douze Wis Club.

The Douze Whist club WIS pleasantly
entertained Saturday afternoon by Miss
Alice Prescott there vas L guest table
mpIirneuCary to Miss Martha Brad-
shaw BESIDES tie guest Of honor those
VINO played were Miss Ranney Miss
LOC14 Ranrey and Miss Lee Rst1Gen-
The substitutes vera Mrs. Fred E7re-s-
man. Mrs David Palmer, Mrs. NLcCliu-
C1ck- Mss Edna Crane. Miss Ida Ber-
gan Miss EaCa Gunrher. Miss Caro- Pen
deld and Miss Mary Noon.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03

Mr. Paul T1rrinerGn and 1Lr Lee
Forbes
MISS BRADSHAW wore 4 ua1GSOfl1e 111-
uer gown or pale gray silk and wool
material aIaborataIy trimmed with lace,
silk and 1eEIl1ia eoIOreT velvet Altar
6y AIr. T0rr1ugruu and Mr.. Forbes.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03
$50 Tnu Much

To pay for a sewing machine See those
Babcack & Frost, sell for SO
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03


Gf drugs ara I'M
porrzd sverv year into TINS country AMI
the frequency with waich nnporrat.o11ss
arz ERaLIe. makez II possible n brv
er'1gs 1uctz rrasaer and stronger than
used . bs possible Not Al s5--1E~ssfz
however, ara anxious Il taxa aaIvan-
lAss CT this, because stale drugs ara 4
little cheaper That Is wf1v va saw
- 2onr regular drugs and your pre-
scr1pcuns dne1 hsre- Ta11 vVf1I ea+ II
viii paE zuu in the satf
z. w. SQUIRES,
PHARMACIST.
Telephone Va T4z 75z Kansas Ave
The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03

Lucke's Rolls az Sim Drug Co
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-08-02
KINGS SONS ANNIVERSARY
Carnival of Sports to BE Held
August &c.

The athletic committee of the Lafayette
Kings Sons is arranging for the anni-
versary carnival of sports to be held at
West Side Driving Park On August rs.
The games are in the nature of a cham
pienship and are restricted TO members
only. The events are:-109 yards dash.
putting ~16spound shot. 40 yards run. run
ming high jump, $50 yards run, running
broad jump, 22o yards dash. pole vault
for height. one mile run
The track, which has not been used this
season. will be put in proper condition so
that assaults upon present records will
meet with no serious drawbacks so far
as the grounds are concerned. J. Van
Pelt will make an attempt to break the
Kings Sons high jumping record of 5 feet
2 inches and also the broad jump record
Of II feet II inches; A. w. Hazlett will
attempt to break the record of 81 feet IL
inches in putting the shot. In the last
games Hazlett broke the record, but as
his heel slipped over an inch, the put was
not allowed. G.. H. Weston will again at
tempt to break the 449 yard record, which
he has done several times in non-com-
petition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-08-02
VIEWS or TIE WnEElMEH.
Castle Point Cyclors Training for
Races--GereraI Notes,

The Castle Point Cyclers have the rae
ing fever just at present and it looks as
if 1t would stick. as a number of the
members have been training hard for the
past couple of weeks. and there viii be
several entries shortly from this organe
~ization. The training is going on under
the direction Of Captain BoIlman, and he
is satisfied with the way the men arc
getting along. All are confident and it is
expected that a number of new trophies
will increase the already large collection
before long. All the distances have their
students, and the Boulevard is kept warm
during the hours that speed is not lam
gerous to others.
Probably the first time the speed mer-
chants will be seen in competition viii be
at the clubs races, which will be held at
the Gutenberg track in the latter part OF
the month.
The twenty-five mile road race will also
bring someIof the material to light and
the annual ten mile club race for a trophy
in which all local clubs will compete, has
also been figured on in the schedule for
the season
AT the yailsburgh board track, near
NtWdIh, uEAt Rui0dts tHS
events will be deeided:-Tobasco Handi-
cap, quarter mile professional; Columbia
Heights Handicap, five miles professional;
Hunter Open, half mile amateur; Ross
Handicap, one mile amateur, and the
usual quarter mile dash for ~novices. En-
fries close with Fred w. Voigt, p o.
Box 65, Newark, s A. M, sharp, Thurs
day.
In every one of the leading States the
L. A. w. will introduce good roads bills
this winter, and the various divisions are
preparing for an active campaign in their
support.
A.. B. Choate, of Minneapolis, who was
successful in securing the opinion regards
ing cycle paths which has been SO valu-
able to wheelmen, has been appointed a
member of the L. A. w. Rights and Privi-
leges Committee.
The entertainment of the Pioneers at
The 4. A. w. National Meet will be in
the hands CT the Boston Bicycle Club, the
Oldest cycling organization in the country.
one Of the requirements for membership
in this club is that the applicant must
have been an active wheelman. for at least
ten years.
Joe Downey the sixteen year oid poy
cyclist. who recently rode a mile. paced
by a motor cycle, in min. Is secs, will
be one of the stars at Sundays meet at
yailsburgh. with Charley Milier's cleo
trio French tandem. Dewney will go after
the New Jersey State records up to five
miles, established b. Jimmy Michael, the
welsh rarebit, at this track two years
ago.
A new wheeling organization IN HOBBS
ken wheeling circles is the Jackson
urbeelmens which has the following offI-
cers:1. Hertv. captain; N Grouse, presi-
dent: c. Muller, first lieutenant; J, Luck,
second lieutenant: r. Marx, color bearer.
The Park Wheelmen Of Hoboken will
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-08-02
BUILDING BOOMING
Inspector Kelly Submits His Monthly
Report.


Building Inspector Edward Kelly sub
mitted last night to the Board of Al
dermen the following report Of building
permits granted BY him during the month
of July
Fol new buildings. q; for alterations,
II; extensions. Il; raising. 5: removals, /;
total, 81. First ward. A permits. cost 81
&. is5; Fifth ward. s, Il ,7s0; sixth ward. 1.
500 Al; Seventh ward, 2, S3.575; Eighth
ward, 10, s26.717; Nirth ward, S, 1855
Tenth ward, 4, $5,575: Eleventh ward, 3.
Sie.22S: Twelfth ward. 7. Sic. 293. Total
cost. s138, f67. Short permits, less than $50
A. e. Roedt. Inspector of Scales.
Weights and Measures, reports that DUR
Ing the months of June and July he in
speefed, marked and sealed III IN scales
unpaid, and that q grocers refused e
pay
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-08-02
SPORTS And
SPORTSMEN
St. Aloysius Baseball Team
Beaten by the Sussex
Nine Easily.
NEWS Of THE WHEELMEN
Castle Points to Race-Activ-
ity IN Rowing Circles
Ladies' Day Games.
NEWS OF The WHEELMEA

The st. Aloysius' Baseball Team suffer-
ed a decided defeat at the hands Of the
Sussex Team yesterday, at the Washing
ton street grounds. The latter team play
ed in large circles around their oppo-
nents and enjoying the advantage
throughout in every feature of the game.
They had practically scored their victory
in two innings, and after that it was
merely the r~ubbing-it-in performance The
Sussex players rubbed hardest in the
fourth inning, which, with punching OF
hits and clever b-ase-running. enabled
them to score four runs. The score
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-08-02
BOARD OF STREET AND wATER
COMMISSIONERS.
EOmcial Proceedings.1
lContinued.)

Resolved. That the contract for the CON-
struction OF a main sewer, known as
Main Sewer, swampy Creek, or McAdoo
Avenue Drainage Area, be awarded to
Thos. w. Conley & Co., at the prices
named in their bid. namely. 80 per cent.
OF the standard, they being the lowest
bidders for the whole work, unless at or
before the time to be appointed to hear
parties in relation thereto a remonstCance
against the said Improvement shall be
presented TO the Board Of Street n Wa
ter Commissioners signed by the owners
OF property liable to more thar one-haIf
the assessment therefor, or If in the
opinion of said Board a sufficient reason
has not been presented for stopping said
Improvement.
Resolved. That the Commissioners OF
Assessment, with the aid and assistance
Of the Bureau of Survey, be and are here-
by directed to make and file In the office
Of the Clerk of this Board a sketch show
ing what property will probably be as
sessed and the probable amount OF as
sessment per foot of frontage.
Resolved, permission be and Is
hereby granted to Halsted & Co. to lay a
2-inch vitrified pipe sewer in Seventeenth
street. from in front of their property,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-08-02
Saratoga Entries.

The entries today at Saratoga follow
First Raee-For two-year-olds; weights
seven pounds below the scale; $500 added:
five and a half furlongs5Sakhrat. lis;
Hindus, 49, King Bramble, rs; Post
Haste, lis; King Dellis, lis.
Second Race-For three-year-oids and
over; special weights: $500 added; onA
mile and three-sixteenths-Don de Orc,
1l9; Laverock, ia; Beula. Ia; Azucena.
104.
Third Raee-The Hendrie Stake: for
three-year-oId fillies; $50 added: special
weights; with penalties and allowances
one mile and a sixteenth-May Hemp
stead, III; Teddy Ladle, us; Queen of
Song, Il6; Lady Lindsey, 109; Country
Dance, 109.
Fourth Race-For three-year-elds; sell;
ing; weights ten pounds above the scale;
800 added: one mile and a sixteenth
Great Neck. 107; Arquebus, 106; Mariti,
104; Weller, go.
Fifth Race-A hurdle race for three
year-olds and over; 800 added; one mile
and 2 halfJulius Caesar, AS; Three
Forks, 143; Mrs. Trumbridge, 1873; Eli Kim
dig, 1876: Kinyarra, 1873.