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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21

RUSSIANS aRyivINo rzR BEAUTY rAToH.
Nobody can tell just how or why II
happened that moth patches those 1T
tie circles or crescopls OF black court
plaster which are nov worn by up-to-
date girls Just at the CORNERS OF the
mouth or under the temples or close 10
the ear or in the middle OF the cheek or
chin, or on the shouldsr--have come
Into favor agsin. But that they have
come back Is very evident. And spe-
cisiist u 'his sort * sslls.lIsls says sba.
aug maids who wear these biSck beauty
spolaase foliowing one Of The latest
Partisan fancIes.
Moreover che who thinks that her
efforts in that direction are limited b.
squares or circles or crescen,s is muca
mistaken. The ParisIaus have taken
care Of that also. Az the fountain hea a
Of such iaDcies 1t has been decreed that
a girl wears circles in Two or three sizes,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21

Rice, thel stove doctor, repairs al
kinds or cook stoves and ranges, buy
snd sells second hand stoves, IA Bay
treet.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21

Mr.. NJ. vsrdsry is cOnfped 10 his
home by illnsss.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21
BAND WILL PLAY.
The Game Saturday Wi Be . Good
One.

TIE Marine band has klndiy ofa Cd
to play for the baseba game between
the Pant system shops cub and the
Brunswick team
The proeseds Of the game will 90 70
the Galveston storm sufferers. and for
shis reason, II 40 other, large crowd
should be present.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21

mMr.IJ. iw. Bars, Of Jacksonville, is
guest At the oslsthsrpe.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21
Mr.. and Mrs q. N. war VIII fetar y
from sssannah shortly.

Ne ana Mrs. N. Kaiser will return
to sae sssy tomorrow after a pleasant
rummeF abroad.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21

Russell's Chill and Fever
6nic is acknowledged to
be the Best ON the market
every bottle guaranteed. For
sale by all druggists.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21
rREAsUars Or rHouaHr

IL thou hast thrown . glorious thought
] Upon.ife's common ways,l EsSss-sas
shouid:othsr men the gain have caught, =.
BFrst not to lose the praise.
Great thinker. often thou shaltfnd.
whiis.fOiiy plumbers fame, -.
Z To.thy rich store the crowd Is blind,
Nor knows my very nainv.
.----~--.u1,rz.z. sss-g,
What matters that, II thou uneoii
The soul that Cod hss given,
Not in the worlds mean sys 70 toil,
Rutin the sight Of Heavsnf
If.hou art trus yst in thee links
FOR fame human sigh;
ToNature 80. and see how works
That handrn aid Of the shy
Hsrown deep bounty aasf orgets
Isfull Of germs and seeds.
Nor glorihes herself nor sets
Her flowers above her weeds.
she hidos the modes. leaves between,
she loves untroddsn roads;
Her richest treasures are not seen
BY any eye pus Gods
Accept the lesson. Look moi for
Rewards; from out thee chase
All selfish enda and eek no more
Than to falnn thy place.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21

Elbow sleeves, or, rather. under
sleeves, must Be provided now, lor The
are to be The feature Of all winser
gowns They are Of nu,1in or lace for
the gowns to be worn in the house,
while for the street and 10 heaYier cos
sums they are 70 b. different from that
Of the gown. One favori'e plan Is TO
have them Of velvet or satin viii a
small, turned back lace cuff, Or with
lace RULES around tho hand, The white
lace or embroidered sleeves that are not
90 wide and full, but that are made on
The plan Of uudcrsleeYes, VIII be oae Of
the adiuncts 10 the more e'abora,e gown.
Thesa sometimes nt quite Gloss to the
am, and have simply Gun OF tucked
aud lace Insertion, being made exactly
on the model Of those worn in the year
1850.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21
she has begun the fall term q ne

Mrs. ]. T. Palmer and children have
returned from pleasant visit to outh-
bert.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21

Mr. +. A. warren. Of WaycrOss
spent yesterday in the city.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-21

y. ], ORR
Superintendent City sehoois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02
In Memoriam-

BEAGLE. In Loving remembrance Of my dear
wife, HENRIETTA S. BEAGLE, who departed
this life two years ago today, January 2 lSlS.
By HER HUSBAND
BEAGLE. To the memory of my dear mother.
HENRIETTA =. PEAGl.E. who sweetly PASSED
away two years ago today, January . 1885.
IDA NJ. GALLOWAY.
HOLMES. In loving remembrance Of dear
father and grandfather, THOMAS +. HOLMES
who died year ago today. January =. 1888.
. BY HIS CHILDREN AND GRANDCHLDREA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-W. ]. Lynch, Cincinnati: NJ.
p. Russell, Boston; E. +. Clark, Provi-
dence, r. l.; Jno. Kelly, New York.
Metropolitan-R. Henderson, North Car
DINA; S. Bartlett. New York; w c. Wood
ard, North Carolina
Dewey. Shannon, New York; S. NJ.
Burdett. Chicago.
Gordon-Mr. Dyer. New York; Mr. Chap
man, Coleman, KY.
National-Wm. F. Rhea, Virginia; J. l.,
Gutman, New York; W. II. Robson, Balti-
more.
Raleigh-W. H. Burchfield, Pittsburg: F
Ban, Boston; B. S. Adams, Chicago; w. f
Manor, Richmond, Va; III. c. Stiff, Mon
tana.
Riggs-P. Owen, New York; L. e. VOL
colt, Illinois.
Shoreham-M. A. Werner, Pittsbrrg. w
S. Metcalf, New Mexico; J. T. Gibson. New
York; F. l.. Dunlap, Springfield. Mass
Wellington-Chas. Green, Virginia; ]. W
Evans, Peoria, ILL.,; J. H. Ruggles, New
York.
Wiilard-P. H. Irwin. Baltimore: ]. f.
McCracken, New York; ]. W Hart. Fort
Washington, Md; R. w. Liggett, PhiIadeI-
phia.
Ebbitt-H. F. wilkins. Richmond. Va. +
H Tarpley, Pittsburg: j. s. Smith, Mad
ison, Wis; C. S. Axtill, Springfield Mass:
W. 7. Hartz. U. s. A
st James-D. J. Mercier. Rutland Vt:
J. s. Potter. Virginia; w. r. Hersey, Prov
idence, r. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02
ALLEGED THEFT OF RING.
Defendant Held to Re Guilty of the
Larceny.

young man named George F. HavclI
who is employed as clerk in the equip
ment division of the Post Office Depart
ment. was before the Police Court this
morning charged with the theft of a dia-
m"nd ring from Lille Castone;t. who CAV.
her address ri 236 Parker street. Ada
klnk of 1884 Temperance avenue was a
witness in the case.
According 10 the evidence given by the
young man. the girls flirted with him and
he took Them TO two saloons and had
drinks.
We had Two beers and two Martini cock
tails, the young man said. land then We
went to another place"
He denied that he stole the ring although
he said he had II and it was due to his
carelessness that the girl did not get II
again
The girls denied having INDUCED Ia cock
tails, and Judge Kimball said he would
have to hold the young man guilty. TIL"
case was continued until tomorrow, in or
der to ascertain the value of the ring az
the judge said he wanted to order restitu-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02
DIED.

BELL On Tuesday. January . 1900 at her resi-
dence, 2o25 10th street northwest at 40 a Ct.
mIS, MAXI +. FELL, 6elGled mother Of Mn.
Rosa Fell Lacy. departed This life in her sixty
seventh ye1E. after brief Illness. which she
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BrRCH. TN Sunday, December 81 1889 at :
am, at Laudover. Nd. IoSEPU r. BrRCu-
at at The ,.i age Il eighty years, .,.-.
lors Of Joseph A Repetti, 81 Pennsylvania ave
nue. s%aehes = co "Wednesday morning, january
where viii be said for the reIose Of his
soul. Friencs aud relatives # the deceased are
Invited TO "tFead. Maryland papers please
cupgD -
BC TIER. After short Illness Of four DAYS and
in The t-i 1gl triumph ef Christian faith. SARAH
r. BUTLER. the beloved widow II the LATE
Charles Butler and devoted mother Of Evelyn
Il, -: Price and sister Of Francis Han
Church, corner Of iIth aud X streets north
O'Clock p M Friends Of Tho family are ;nTired
10 attend. tL"s Angeles. cal, papers pleas"
copy.
CARROLL on Sunday, December 81. 1899, al
1880 O'Clock pm: of typhoid fever. J. ED
Funeral from nis sisters residence $is North
Ca n, avenue Venue on WedPesday morning at 80
o'clock lnterment private -
ROBERT STEM ART Hodges brother If th.
wife of Major I. I. Knox. [. : army
IEDERER. ON Monday, January !. 1890 at $50
At his residence. 1lua GIL north
west, CHRISTIAN q. IGDEKEE. aged eighty
Funeral Wednesday. January 3 AT . pm Friends
and relatives invited. -
LELAND. Suddenly. on Sunday December 81 lSga
at 1910 O'clock pm, THEODORE +. LELAND.
in the ffty-thiul year of his age at his resi-
dence, No 1.sE1 New Jersey ayeuu. northwest
Funeral On January 3. 1900. at pm. from his late
Residence. Interment at ROckland. 'I;,e,ton and
Natfck- Mass. papers please coIH.t
LOCKWOOD. on Monday. January |, 1900,
JOSEPH WALTER. infant. of William NJ
and Flora u. Lockwood. aged month ana
nine days.
Fl Eera January 8, at IL am.
OSBORNE on Monday, January l. 1890. at l
year Of his age.
Funeral services his residence. PIG Connecticut
avenue. Thursday. January 4, nj pm. Inter
at Arlington.
WILLIAMS. At his residence. 17s5 Massachusetts
avenue, Sunday. December 81. 1899
CHARLES AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS of New
London, Conn, in the seventeen year Of his
age.
Friends are invited to attend tie funeral services
To he held ST. Johns Church Wednesday.
January 3, at 10 O'Clock a. Burial private. 3
west, on Tuesday. January .. 1900 Of heart dis
ease. NATHANIEL 7. woRI.EI. husband Of
Emma Uutehins Werley.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. R"gersville Tenn.
and Wilkesbarre and Philadelphia, Pa, papers
UleaSg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02
JUDG NENT REVERSED.
opinion of Court of Appeals in Local
Cause.

The Court of Appeals. in the case of the
Metropolitan Railroad Company appellant.
against FL! a H. Martin. this afternoon
handed do%st an opinion reversing the judg-
ment appealed from and remanding IN,
cause, with directions that the verdict be
vacated and a new trial awarded. The
opinion was written by Mr.. Justice Morris
The appeal was from a judgment Of the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
rendered against the appellant in an action
for damages alleged to have been caused
by personal injury suffered by the appellee
by reason Of the negligence of the en-
ployes of the appellant. II was stated that
the appellee. while alighting from one OF
the cars of the appellant company. on +
street. at or near 18th street. was thrown
to the ground and severely injured, whether
in consequence of the premature starting of
the car after il had stopped for her, or in
consequence of her prematurely attempting
to alight from the car before II had come
to full stop. is matter of controversy
There WAS a verdict for the plaintiff and
thereupon Judgment; and upon exceptions
taken at the trial the defendant appealed
to the Court Of Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02
Marriage Iiceu.eS

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the
following:
White-Harry Maloney and Lille H. God
frey. both of Prince Georges county Md:
A. Rodgers Rowe and Annie Hilton; Carlo
Mincti Of Pittsburg, Pa. and Juliet Mans
field OF this city; John d. Bloodgood ami
Mary u. Roberts: Robert 7. Gibson and
Blanche E. Kelsey; Florence r. Whelton
and Mary l. School. both OF Richmond. Va:
John j. Studt and Cora VI. Balenger
George w. Duff and Pearl Douglass, both
OF Green county, Va; Robert Moseley OF
Cumberland Md. and Lille D. Wiling Of
Wycorlico county. Nd.
criored-Anos Cook and F.velina Baylor;
Harvey Hayes and Emma Whiting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02
FUNERAL SERVICES TOMORROW
LAST Rites Over the Remains of Chri.
tian I.ederer.

Funeral services over the remains of
Christian C. Lederer. who died yesterday
at his residence. Ila1 9Th street north
west, will be held tomorrow afternoon al
O'Clock at the house. Rev. Dr. Menzcl 81
the Concordia Church will "fficiate and the
interment will be in the Congressional!
cemetery.
Mr.. Lederer was ia the eighty-Sacnnd
year of his age, and for nearly sixty years
had been a resident of this city He was
for long term of years engaged in N.
bakery and confectionery business but r.
tired in lST3. and for twenty years there
after was treasurer OF the German Fire In
Surance Company. At th, time Of his death
he was vice president Of the company. H.
was a member Of the SaenGerhund Society
and of the Society of the Oldest Inhabi-
tants- He leaves two sons. William and
John Lederer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02

BELL On Tuesday. January >. 1900 at her resi-
dence, 2o23 10th street northwest at 40 ct.
Mrs. MARY +. BELL. beloved mother Of AIrs.
Rosa Bell Lacy. doTarted This life in her SlNty
seventh year. after a brief Illness which she
bore with CHRISTIAN fortitl,de
y, lice of funeral I,,r
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-30
MRS. MURpHY's COMPLAINT.
Advised to Get n Warrant for Police
man steventon's Arrest.

Mrs. Mary Murphy. of 209 First Street
nortb,est recently preferred charges
against Private A w Steventon. of the
Metropolitan Police Force, alleging that
he arrested her without proper cause, ana
that he was guilty of conduct unbeeon-
ing in a policeman. She charges furtner
that in effecting and maintaining said ar
rest he used unnecessary force and was
otherwise guilty of unbecoming conduct.
In forwarding the papers in the case to
the Commissioners for their consideration
Yesterday Major Sylvester stated that I'M
der date of August 20, 1900, he addressed
a communication TO Mrs Murphy, advis-
ing her to go to the clerk of the Police
Court and procure & warrant against Pri-
yate Steventon for assault, and informed
her that II he should be found guilty of
the same his case would then be placed
before the police court-martial The prac-
tice and regulations require. he said that
this course should be pursued. Continu-
ing. Major Sylvester said:
THE allegations of Mrs. Murphy, Il
facts, would make the officer liable to ar
rest, not only for assault but for perjury,
and | recommend that Mrs. Murphy lie
advised to pursue the course suggested.
Il
IL such charges are sustained the matter
of his retention on the force will be con-
sidered.
According to reports made by Lieuten-
ant Moore. OF the Sixth precinct. and by
Private Sieventon. il appears that this
case was gone into in the Police Court at
the time of the hearing there. The charge
Of brutality was made against the officer
there. but the prosecuting witness to the
charge was referred to by the court as a
periurer OF the most pronounced type.
Decidedly this is a cage which the po-
lice court-martsl cannot consider until
after the Police Court hearing is had, as
the charges purely involve questions OF
law which first must be disposed of, that
Of discipline TO follow
The Commissioners yesterday approved
the recommendations of the Superinten-
dent and Mrs. Murphy will be Informed
in accordance Herewith.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-30
APPROVED BY MCFARLAND.
Permission to String Wires to Lieu
tenant Wards Residence.

The Commissioners recently received
from the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele.
phone Company request that they should
reconsider the application to sstring two
wires TO the residence of Lieut.. H. H.
Ward. The application In question was
made july IL, and asked for permission
to string two wires from Nineteenth Street
and wyoming Avenue to rSunbury," the
residence OF Lieutenant Ward. F. W. Sto-
~, of the company writes that IL is OF great
+ importance that Lieutenant Ward should
have telephone service at his house. and
he requests that the Commissioners recon-
slider the denial OF the application made a
month ago.
81 am informed" writes Mr.. Story. that
Lieutenant Ward is the officer OF the Navy
Department who receives and transmits
the cable messages and dispatches to the
officers OF the Navy in China and elsewhere,
and, of course. 1t is essential that he
should be In constant touch with the Navy
Department in the city. | have therefore
to request that you will reconsider your
refusal to grant the permit, and in this
connection / would suggest that as Lieu
tenant Ward has had service within a very
short distance of the house in which the
connection is proposed to be made. the
granting Of this permit would only involve
a change from one residence to another
and not the installation of any additional
telephone"
The request of Mr. Story was accom-
panied by letters from the Acting Secre-
tary OF the Navy and from the Acting Chief
of the Bureau of Navigation. stating the
fact that 1t Is essential that the residence
of Lieutenant Ward be connected by tele-
phone with the Navy Department.
In reporting upon the request Walter c.
Allen, the Electrical Engineer, says: Tn
view of the statement that this telephone
connection is to be used by the Navy De-
partment in connection with the receipt
and transmission of cable messages be-
tween the department and it's officers in
China / would recommend that permission
be granted to the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company to change the location
of its two wires, now running from Nine
teenth Street and Columbia Road to 1905
Kalorama Avenue. so that they may run
from said corner along Wyoming Avenue
TO the residence of Lieutenant Ward
Endorsing the report of the Electrical
Engineer. Capt. ID. d. Gaillard, Acting En-
gineer Comm ssioner, states that inasmuch
as this application has the sanction of the
Navy Department and that the establish
ment Of the telephone in question is stat
ed by them to be necessary to facilitate
the receipt and despatch OF cablegrams
from China. it is, in his opinion, a public
emergency which justifes the approval of
the request. Captain Gaillard therefore,
recommends that the facts in the matter
be set forth clearly in the permit issued
to the company for the purpose stated. SO
that this action may not serve as a prece-
dent in the future.
The recommendation of the Acting En-
gineer Commissioner was approved by
Mcfarland yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-30
SUBURBAN HOME SCHEME.
Another Meeting of Department
Clerks to Further the Project.

The scheme recently started by a number
OF clerks in the Department OF Justice,
whereby persons desiring to build homes
in the suburbs of Washington may be able
to acquire the land and erect dwellings on
the installment plan, is gaining Roadway,
and indications point TO its ultimate sue
cess y meeting was held at 1921 F Street
last night by those interested in the en-
terprise.
About thi-ty-fve residents OF Washing ION
ard vicinity assembled at the meeting
held last night. E. r. Magic, clerk in
the II partment OF Justice, was chosen
chairman of the meeting and c. b. Sorn-
berger, another of those who figured in
the conception of the plan, was appointed
secretary. The proposed plan was dis
cussed at length, and those persons present
who desired 10 make application for mem
bership in TIE association were allowed TO
do SO Twenty-Five Of those present availed
themselves of the privilege, and a number
of others expressed themselves as willing
TO join. but said they would do so later.
The chairman OF the meeting announced
that he knew OF number OF persons who
would join the association later.
The chairman was empowered by those
who had made application for membership
TO appoint committee to draft consti-
tuition and bylaws. This committee win
be announced at q meeting to be held al
1921 Street next Wednesday evening. a
committee TO choose name for the asso-
citation will also be appointed "a that time.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-30
Death of Miss Rebecen n. renny.

Miss Rebecca n. Tenny, an old resident
of Georgetown, died yesterday at the
residence of her nephew, Mr.. II. W. Brown,
of 30l0 o Street northwest Miss Tenny
was well known in Washington For
many years she was teacher in a private
school of her own, and the academy of
Miss English. which was located in the
seminary building at the corner of Thr-
tieth and n Streets. Many persons who
afterward became famous in Washington
official and social life were at various
times her pupils. Miss Tenny was born
In Georgetown in 1917 and had resided
there all her life. She died after an i'll
ness of three weeks Funeral services
will be held at iG:S0 o'clock this morning
at the chapel in Oak Hill Cemetery. and
will be conducted by Rev. H. NJ. Brown,
OF New York City. nephew of the de-
ceased, assisted by Rev. Frank H. Haven
ner, pastor of the Dumbarton Methodist
Church.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-30
ALL PARTIES FINED.
Participants in Saturdays Row In
Georgetown i'm Court.

As sequel to the trouble which &C.
CURED las; Saturday in the grocery store,
1910 VI Street northwest, owned by P.,nja-
min +. Harper. Judge Mills. in the lower
branch Of the Police Court, yesterday fin d
James Harper $40 B. F. Harper s.. John
Lewis, colored, and Isaiah Duskin, so coll
ored, s. each.
In the trial it was brought out that
Lewis started the trouble by cursing and
swearing in Haiper's store. He was eject
ed. but returned later with several oilers
and attempted TO create trouble. Harper
went after him With a revolver, which he
fired in the street several times. AS a re-
suit warrants were sworn out by Harper
and by Lewis. Lewis charged Harper
with assault. and Harper charged Lewis
with profanity and with throwing missiles,
and Duskin with profanity. James Harper
was charged by Lewis with assault, ard he
pleaded guilty. Lewis and DuSkin denied
the charge made by b. F. Harper, but as
the evidence was against them they were
fined as stated above.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-30

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Philip Hughes and Mary Howard; Rhodia Tay
lor and kathleen L. Anderson; Frank P. Hutch
inson and Efic NJ. o'Meara Charles S. Buckley
and Gertrude Matthews, both Of Fairfax Court
House. Va; frank c. Weems and Mary d. Hen
ley and Ida V. Ramey. both OF Rarpahannock
County. Va; James II. Lee and Rdna Flynn;
Shedrics NJ Robinson and Matte siasoc: Rich
ard u. James and Mary L. Koerth; William A.
Rainey and Bessie c. Ward. both OF Norfolk.
Va; Charles II. Magill and Matte Paige; Will
lam F. Wilson and Marietta c. Vaughn; George
W. Bland and Sarah cambridge; Trueman Tin
dali and Carrie klages, both OF Baltimore. Nd.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-30
LIGHTS ON HARDWOOD AVENUE.
The Establishment of Gas Lamps
Recommended by the Inspector.

Thomas j. Fisher, Inspector of Electric
Lighting, has recommended that gas
lamps be erected on Hardwood Avenue, be-
tween Florida Avenue and T Street, as
follows:
At the northwest corner Of Hardwood
and Florida Avenues: at the southeast
corner of Hardwood and Florida Avenues;
on the east side OF Hardwood Avenue be-
tween Florida Avenue and 7 Street; on
the southeast corner of Hardwood Ave-
nue. and Circle; at the southeast corner
of HARDWOOD Avenue and Circle, and on
the northwest corner OF Hardwood Ave-
nue and Circle.
In his letter 10 the ElectrlcI! Engineer
the Inspector says: THE Anacostia and
Potomac River Railway runs through
Hardwood Avenue, which is a narrow
street with bank ON either side. and ii
is necessary TO have the same well lighted
for the safety Of those using IL for a
thoroughfare. The total estimated CO.'S
of this work will amount to s36. charge
able TO appropriation for street lighting"