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The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16
Ivory Coneratulasions.

A very famous American dentist met
the English husband Of an American
friend of mine with the genial congrat-
ulation: My dear sir. wish you joy!
You have married a first rate set Of
teeth. - -Fortnightly Review.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Absent Commits oner Sullivan.
The tommittee On ASsessmeF1ts and
fy,ehs,onS presented the fosiaNiiig -
iseso'Nes'. iilaf ~ reason o. eemDlaanf
aliA iAxss5tsat,oa ,s IheTgea msasle ter ths
y,seiS VS.. eadiIg Alay ! 1872, under and u
..'' .awing findings Is ana are hereby se;1S
frnea AMI the said officer + hereby HI
Z feelea 70 raneel oI record charges tor
meters as herein indlcatesl;--
sds,ss9' meter eSersEsad; : e correct
'sasso'ass ee ~ shalSe rene sl.'. lsaoS Z
Book I. s.
-,
Resolved That plumbers licenses be
ll liad afe hgTerx granTea p lsre't Nen-
l.al'l,. 81, - i9hI, is2ilga n
zhaFiss ~ 10y 1pahsas Is IaEsar* ~
n Jersey tsty- alsa 70 70 general nsHIail,'
=, ,hs Nofks Waea tnex hle eise resslsfset 81
bohus ~ the esssee el }sse l7eFiiia1 ssierK..
!. a,.y $500, -. n,..,..s
heSnlye',: Alas S'ssD ue nala g in1l;p
ing cast IRON water plRe II saaasnlif ave-
h'ae; ri, .... 81
Shafee aA3si5 essSe HUI Matsr p1pe ~
SUNNI avsnNe.
:, iseselyssl; ls T1..'ssv rs palae g q
n eoSeSR.s ssaal,t y 81 aecohnt q cons
tract 80: l4s,a. for ias.ns cast ,rea water ~ e,
halns minus n z = eNMsh Asxlue' DreslsNleA
sSYeei. i'heine AFeEhFs esf-
ssiaarge iaSsss SeksaRk avenue WaEsr
| ma u.
, e-a-
:, = fss'ss ste uisl n - VI pala q "a M
1 stffnsi9as'a' IF ~ ~ ttsStAesf =, y
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16
IAmnfty.

ssyfdeF Friend The count is becoming
quite attentive The Heiress oh, yes.
Hs seems to think that he and papa s
money were made for each other. z
New York Press. 80 ya
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Here lies Jane White, wife Of Thom-
as White, stonemason This monu-
ment was put up ont of respect for her
memory and is a specimen of his work
manship. Tofnbs in the same style.
f50.-London Tit-Bits.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

The following claims were presented =:
Benz. NJ. Gerardin, S25.
John Hart $50.
John Rowe, $333
O. @. Stringhanl, S125.
.. Fl. Carpenter, $50.
VIM. Sloan, 1920.
II G. Seals, $13S.
Diedrieh Washman. $4S.
Eugene Hagan. S3S.
VIM. Burke, $S4.
]. G. Supply Co, 75c.. s1s.17, SAG.
$3.50, S4.75, $4.75, $S8T5.
Patrick Finnerty. $500
Albert Losel, $3.50.
VIM Bel6eld $54.
Fred'k Roeder, ST.
Peter r. Cavanagh. $3.50.
T. u Brown S25.
George Siebert. S75, $3.50.
NJ. Brown, $62 so.
United Electric Co. of n. j., S4.5o,
81, 500. A.
Edw. II Giberson, SIS.
Alex. T.. Roe, $50.
Barnard Garvey. S75.
NJ. G. Lennon. SIS.
Peter E. McCahe, $11.S5.
Abram s. Lockwood. S57
James Tully. Se6, $13S
Hackensack Water Co. $51.24, $125.
John Dunn, SGT so.
J. Dickson & Bro. S335.
Geo r. Bouton, $S9.05.
Pay-roIls 1aborers on sewers, 81 ,219.
Pay-rolls laborers on paved streets,
$217S.50.
Pay-rolls 1aborers laying and repair
ing water pipes, S4 ,22S.50.
Repaying of street openings. $337 80.
Employees on meters, ST60
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate Committees.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Streets and Sewers
reported on certificates of Chief Engineer
ii favor Of the following:
John Nolan. $500, on account of con-
tract No. 1910.
John N9laa; as. $500, on account Of con
UyaIde Asphalt Paving Co., $500, on
account Of contract No. 1474
Uvalde Asphalt Paving Co.. $656. .46,
on account of>contract Nc. 1463.
J. Roosevelt Stanley, $500, on account
Of contract No. 146S.
j. Roosevelt Shanley, $500, on ac-
count of contract No. 1867.
Henry Byrne. $500, on account Of con-
tract No 1887.
Henry Byrne, $3,T23 30, on account of
contract No. 1869.
Charles O'Neil. 81 ,6T9. II, on account
Of contract No. 1877.
Peter n. McCabe, $500, on account of
contract No. 1850.
Also on claims of John Rowe, S33;
Alex. Hamill, S18; Washburn Bros CO.,
s6.4S; Philip Muldoon, $3.50: pay-rolls,
laborers on paved streets. 50, 1850. pay
rolls. laborers cleaning sewers and bas-
ms, $1.219; pay.follsl laborers repairing
One a. petition for barber polel
The reports were accepted.
The Committee on Municipal Lighting
reported on claim of American Street
Lighting CO.. S7S9.51 as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Committee on Pumping and Res
ervoirs reported on claims Of:
Wood. S24, $3.50; Edward O'DonneH,
S1964: G. Steck & Sons. So. so: Wash
burn Bros. Co., S4 so; Theo. Smith &
Sons Co, $3.50, Hudson Coal Co., $50:
VIM Sloan & CO.. 500. as correct.
The reports We're accepted.
The Committee on Assessments and
Extensions reported on certificates OF
Chief Engineer in favor Of the following:
]. Roosevelt Stanley. $1,500, on ac-
count Of contract No-s14G1~
Philip Tumuity, Jr., $500, on account
of contract No. 1856.
Also on claims of o. G. Stringham,
SIPS; T. p. Hansen. S5.45; Frank Me-
Carren. $7S; Edward 0'Donnell. S58.4T;
G. Steck & Sons, $3.50; Alex. Hamill,
SS5. pay-rolls, employees on meters.
S760; pay-rolls, laborers repairing and
laying wafer pipes, 81. 22S.50, as correct.
The reports We're accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

10 sslnu!m 10 Su!pBs1 eqa suo!loru 10
regular meeting held on Monday, April
"a, 1905, were dispensed with, and they
were approved as engrossed.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Thin people should battle as often as
possible In warm water. Warm water
is absorbed BY the skin more readily
than cold. IS
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16
From the same Board:-

Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board April 26, 1905, and approved By
the Mayor April 2S 1868.
Resolved, That the Board Of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
ton, adopted by the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners April II, 1905, to
wit:
Resolved, That the contract for the
furnishing and delivering of lead and
stop cocks (within sixty days of the date
of contract} in accordance with the spec-
ifcations on file in the Office of the Clerk
of said Board be and is hereby awarded
to the ". w. Farrier CO. at the price
named in its bid, namely, SO per cent of
the following standard:
1907 Standard
Estimate of Quantities Of Cost.
Abont 10000 pounds of lead, per
pound ......- -.5..-........-. S .06
About 8 gross Of 55s-inch stop
cocks, per dozen. .......... IL 90
About 2 gross Of 3inch stop
cocks, per dozen. s..S.. 10. 90
1t being the lowest bid received, and
that the Corporation Attorney is hereby
directed to prepare and have executed
the necessary contract for the same.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16
PRESENTATION or PETITION
AND COMMUNICATIONS

PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS
AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From P. @. Foy:
Relative to sewer connections at Van
Nostrand and Ocean avenues
From Stratford Oakum Co..
Notifying Board as to condition of Cor
nellson avenue steps at Montgomery
street.
From Jos. Dixon Crucible Co..
Requesting permission to erect vault
under the sidewalk in front Of their fac
tory.
From F. ]. Riordan:
and n. & II. Y. z. r..
From Seventh Ward Improvement As
sociation -
Relative to condition of macadam
pavement. etc, Greenyille section.
From Vredenburgh. Wall & Van Win
kle, counsel for POstal-Telegraph Gable
In matter Of ordinance for relief of
said Company, now pending
tine - permit for barber pole at curb.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers
From ii. l. Darling and others:
Requesting that light be placed on
paramount avenue, between Monticello
avenue and Fairview avenue
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Municipal Lighting.
From G. Howard Slater
Reiative to damage caused by leak in
fire hydrant.
From J. Ringle and Others:
Petitioning for the laying Of 6" water
pipe in Golden street, between Bruins
wick and Center streets.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Assessments and Extensions.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

The satisfying effect Of color in the
new linens has much to do with the
avoidance of trimming, says Vogue The
moment laces and embroideries are at
tempted the costume is at once changed
into an ordinary ready-made affair. In
fact, trimmings have been so overdone
that many of the best makers this season
are chary Of them on forenoon outfits.
With plain skirts short boleros are IN va
riors shapes almost the rule. The coat
when closed has for fastenings three rich
" ornate silk frogs, matching the linen
Stitching gives a perfect finish tie the rest
of the coat. A glimpse of white lawn
may or may not divide coat from skirt.
Much depends upon the way belts are
worn. But fashion demands the wear OF
lovely white waists all the same where
high neck effects of lawn and lace as
well as fronts and sleeve suffs are of the
finest and choicest. This charming ex-
travagance is an offset to the plainness
of the suit, bespeaking true elegance.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16
81 SllaS1 EHY OF Nz-n .Eha--..I

IN tti<4zsN Ek1 Or ->%-e I1-xsS-- =
20 l-uaN X Asexy-
l5y ssEtEe " an order OF he corrs os efan-
say of $eN Jersey. MS lie IN the das Of no
49,, tzfsEof ia q u tlS- whe-e.1 t4QQsstn 1r9s-
co,afapy Is c5niEsaiuent- aa't gat a1H o-asfs
afr, ussVha5trts Tsu4 are reouite1 - apRe3f.
psead sASe fot dessRr 20 the h.a y said
tof3 plssnaus on or lefssre ;is= Thlr iSth day q
Js,liSary s.ext. or that IL dsfauis thereof sen
sxcsee Be made againss you as the Caa1eStl9f
eglaa think ssinitab.e and Just.
IRE sat4 bfsi is died % f4veciese nar-Eass
given ~ bei3 nesg ara = 10 eal2;. ma i.
dafe1 Aasus. i lsq5. On lands a. Vest Kew
York fsls1ssIs. .fos, New Jersey. ard yeu are
:.ss..r 4 as1srssa scssfss. xay Id a s4ese-
ssss..,tt Ts4.sss prAr-s rae A4-Ss
nERRfsR- {, RAETLETT
Solicitor u p~tfflonrr
p a. ca:ee aac-ess No en- Lxn.lts zvenas
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16
From vharRngers:.


Rendering sfateFnent Of money fkceIY-
ed during month Of April, 1905.
Received and ordered filed.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Sake 10 eiel. pasted and snow blues; from
strong moss green 10 the paaest tome Of
the color. and III browns from The strous
tobacco and golden llues. through several
champagne tones out to eeru. The abb
sellce of grays up to this time is marked,
but tiley are very likely to come ont later
The flower combinat tions are all that
can be desired. and for women who like
all kinds of flowers on the one hat there
are innnmerable ways and designs with
which flowers might be we'll used. Some
Of the shapes which turn up at the back
have a yeritabIe flower garden for their
decoration. One red rose, one calnation.
several sprays Of lilies of the valley, per-
haps yellow fewer and few green
leaves are all embarked together, not to
say anything Of the ribbon, which may
be of an entirely different color. There
are evidently two ways for dressing now
adays, ard that is to have everything
match and not have anything alike. Be
fore the end of the season women become
rather tired Of the one color scheme, and
they are pleased TO wear something
which contrasts. The large hat is in-
deed extinct, Women have had thfr fill
Of these, and they have gladly relinquish-
ed all claim on the picture hat even for
evening or important occasions. The
vogue has lasted remarkably long time,
but with the passing Of the pompadOur
It was sure to follow.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

U.s. asss.s & ss'sB sss5s BIasa 4 " sas /
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

The Committee on Printing and Stat
ionery reported on claim of -
Geo. r.. Bouton. $S905, as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

Resolved. Thaf permission be and Is
hereby xranfed To- Annie Kelly to erect
barber pole d ( curb ilt Front of Ne. aS
Lexington ayetlIe, "a acceptance wltn
the rules and reg {}ons of this bpara
governing such mn Fts.s I
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

The Committee on Engineering and
Survey reported on claim of -
@. Steck & Sons. $22.95 as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

TIE foregoing were eselt separately
adopted hy the follosFi4 vote. on a call
for tie ayes and nays:
4 yes- 0nfnl. .ssfd.itrs Hauck, Nolan.
Rooney a1id President. Heintxe.
NayS-N0ne.
Abseuf---- = 5,l.,,,;ssfore or Sullivan.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16
From the same Board:

From the same 60ard:--
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board April o. 1865, and approved By
fhe Mayor April 2Ss 1905.
Resolved, That the Board Of Finance
hereby coneurs IN the following resolu-
tion, adopted by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners: April II, 1905, to
wit:
That $1OS.54 be paid to Pagan Iron
Works on contract No. 1896.
Charge Special Street Account, March,
1905, Supplies.
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board April 26. 1905. and approved by
the Mayor April %, 1905.
Resolved. That Ia accordance with the
request of the Board Of Street and Wat
er Commissioners of April II. 1905. the
City Comptroller be and is hereby d.
rected ID transfer $6.s5 from Special
Street Account, December, 1904, sup
plies. to January, 1905, supplies.
Received and ordered filed.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

The Committee on Public Buildings
Docks and Parks reported on claims of
John Hart, $50; Benz. NJ Gerardin
$25; Crescent Hall School. S66.66, a
correct
The reports were accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

The Committee on Pumping and Res
ervoirs reported on claims Of:
Daniel H Carpenter, $50; Geo. W.
Wood. S24, S460, Edward O'Donnell,
S1964: g. Steek & Sons. $500: Wash
Sons Co, $3.50, Hudson Coal Co., $50:
VIM. Sloan & Co. 500. as correct.
The reports were accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

The Committee on Municipal Lighting
reported on claim Of American Street
Lighting CO., S7S9.51 as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Resolved. That S6.4S be paid to Wasn-
buhn Bros Co. for Il feet IL inch vitfi-
fed pipe. Street Department, April, 1905,
claim No. Att
$18 to Alex. Hamill. for repairs to irTB
fence front Of No. 270 Fourth street,
APRIL. 1905. claim No 624
Charge special street account, April,
1905, supplies.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Resolved. That S1,G7e.17 be paid 70
Charles O'Neill. retained percentage on
account of contract No 1877. for reeeil-
struction of sewers in Belmont avenue.
Gardner avenue. Fairmount avenue and
relief sewer in Fairview avenue.
Charge reconstruction OF Belmont
avenue, etc, sewer.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

= T z1fffsF- p NKJkJfk
Special Master n chaaeesy ~ New Jersey
l F.schanEe Pace.
5eeSry ElFy. r.. j.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Resolved That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons fanietl
respectively for services, rendered rs IN
horers. laying and repairing water pipes.
for month ending April 90 79ll.i. arneunt-
inc in fsie aggregate to 81. DDS so
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Resolved. That $685. be paid to PHILIP
Muldoon for cash expended for car fare
month of March. 1905, claim No. 466.
Charge cleaning sewers and basins.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16


Resolved That $500 be paid to Theo.
Smith q Sons Co, for supplies, ETC.,
Higls Iia.I Service, March, 1905, dclaim No.
$40 10 Hudson Coal CO.. for IS tons
nut coal, High Service. March, 1900
claim No. B2S.
S24 to George W Wood; for various
supplies as indicated Iii bill, High Ser
vice. March. 1905 claim No. 4i2.
S4.6O to George ". Wood; fer various
supplies as Indicated in bill, High Ser
viee March. 1908. claim No. 473.
Sio.64 to Edward O'DoHnell. for hay
and oats, High Service, April, 1905,
MO fo Wdshbnrn Bros. o.. for 2
barrels Gre clay. High Service, April,
S390 % q. Steck 81 Son, for repairs.
etc., IL wagon High Service, April, 1906,
claim No. 6S4.
500 Is William Sloan 8 Ca. for paint
ing a5ld HhiteWashinE engineers roon1s
s1id fire roam. High Service, April. 1860.
''15 Charge water aecouns, r. ana r.
rbc for6roir1x .5i<a &ach separafeIy
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Resolved. That by and with the CON
currence of the Board of Finance tie
sums hereinafter mentioned be paid TO
the persons named respectively for ser
wise rendered as laborers on paved
streets for month ending April 80. 1905,
amounting in the aggregate to s., 1880.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Reso'getl. That sf25 be paid to o, C.
ing wnter ipei4 Newark ayelur ORE. %
days APRIL 1895, At s. claim NJ. cS7
Charge laying Newark arenue water
ffa in at1
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Resolved. That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid 10 the persons nainesl
respectively for services rendered as lab
orers on sewers and basins for month
ending April 30, 1905. amounting in the
aggregate to s., ,219
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Resolved That $500 he paid to Philip
Tumillfx. If~ IN account Of contract No.
14GG for furnishing. delivering and iay-
ing cast iron water pipe III Summit ave-
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Resolved That 81 eco he paid 10 J.
RcospvNI ShsDity on account Of cons
tract No 1851. for lay:He cast irea water
mains in Newark avenue, Brunswick
street Pacific avenne. etc
Charge laying Newark avenue water
main
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16

Resolved That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons namea
respectively FOR services rpnderd az eni-
psoyees on meters for month ending April
ats 1865. amounting in the aggregate to
ST6e.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-20
Also Got
the House

IN May last young professional
| man and his wife, who had then just
come to Washington from western
state to settle. rented furnished house
uptown for the season. They expressly
contracted for the whole plant and fix
lures. from cellar to attic.
The owner of the furnished house
q club and guild woman of degree-held
out for a good, round rental. Her terms
were accepted, the contract was signed.
sizeable bunch of the seasons rental
was paid in advance, and the young
couple from the west, breathing signs of
relief, naturally figured that they had
an outfit all their own till the cold
weather began.
But they were wrong in their handi-
Gaping figures.
Three days after they were installed
their landlady, all amiability and smiles,
as beftted the manner of lady who fire.
quently presides over woman's meet
fngs of one sort or another. called in the
afternoon, in the absence of the head of
the house.
She was received by the young mans
wife. They talked weather, ailments,
| cut-on-the-bias and polo hat for a few
moments, and then the 1andlady's eye
suddenly-that is with apparent sudden
ness-fell upon couple of small busts
Beethoven and Mozart-that rested
upon ebony pedestals in the parlor.
ooh, those dear busts!" she ex-
! claimed, in tone of passionate longing.
"You cannot conceive how miss them
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-20
a ROBIN ON THE THORN.

The frost 10 on the meadow, e s q
There Is snow and colds the morn.
But from the window have seen = . Sc !.
a A robin on the thorn =
Not yet q leaf on any tree, "a
Nor ever grass blade green, -.
But this dull day OF winter. - H.. ~
+ A robin have seen. .-- =
Perhaps HIS winter quarters
In yonde: ti1icket are: ii
Perhaps he tarried here and thought
The sunny south too far:
When other birds went flying there =
He fingered here, l ween;
On this chill day OF winter
A robin I have seen.
So brave the little fellow
His breast SO bright and red,
he strutted past the pane ard cooked
His small, defiant head.
First robin OF the season, ne
Just pioneered the scene,
AS fearless as a. brigadier;
Full dauntless was his mien.
Oh, robin, swift the coming
Shall be Of lovely spring!
Ere long in forest and in VOID
Will fit how many wing.
But none of all the feathereC host,
+ When all the trees are green,
Will be SO beautiful as you.
First robin l have seen.
This wintry day when northers
May yet come sweeping by,
When storm and tempest brood a!ott
In sullen, leaden sky,
You've dared the chance OF weather,
You, splendid and serene
And I am less a craven, for
l. A robin have seen.
Margaret E. Sangster, in Everywhere.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-20
wood mad contributed her. mite 81
Keeping hands on. Jlssi i

wood mad contributed her mite 81
keeping hands on. {.
But ct the dining-car luncheon on the
last days run. Penelope. languishins
1t 8 table for two with an unrespons-
i've Ormsby for . vis-a-vis. made sly
mention of the possible recrudescenc
of one David Kent 1t . place called
CASTOR; this merely to note the effect
upon an unresponsiye table-mate
In Penelope's observings there was
no effect. perceptible. Ormsby said
"Ah?" and asked Il she would have
more OF the salad. But later, In q
,contemplatiys half-hour with h Is pipe
In the smoking compartment, he let
the scrap Of information sink in and
take root. W Ss .5 SSs @es,,
Hitherto Kent had been little moro
than a name to him; name he had
never heard on Elinor's lips. But If
love be blind in the teens and twen-
ties, it Is more than apt to have a
keen gift of insight in the thirties
and beyond. Hence. by the time Orms-
by had come to the second filling OF
his pipe, he had pieced together bits
OF half-forgotten gossip about the
Croydon summer. curious little reti-
cences on Elinor.s part, vague hints
let fall by, Mrs. Brentwood; enough
to enable him to chart the rock on
which his love-argosy was drifting,
and to name it-David Kent.
Now to q well-knit man Of the
worldwide happens to be heaven
born diplomatist into the barsain-to
be forewarned is to be doubly armed.
At,the end of the half-hour of studious
solitude in the smoking-room, Orms-
by had pricked out his course on the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-20

spending mortises on 81 the opposite
piece. This Is done by placing the
piece having the, lemons, In the exact
position required on A, as shown In
Fig. 101 and with knife or very
sharp aWl each mortise Is marked to
fit Its tenor. .= ). s. >=,
The mortises are sawed in the same
way as the lemons, from the end Of
the piece downward, and the waste
wood removed, as In the case OF the
tenor piece, with chisel and mallet.
The LAP dovetail,'' user for drawer
fronts, Is shown in Fig. 1O2. This
joint does not show the dovetail on
the outside or front Of the drawer.
Instead Of marking the gauge lines on
opposite sides Of the piece (for cut.
ting through and through, as at A, Fig.
1000 one of the gauge lines, Y, is
made on the end, as shown at B. The
lemons are then marked. out just the
same as on the former piece except
that they terminate at the line Y. To
saw the sides of these lemons the piece
is placed In the wise in a slanting posi-
ton similar to that shown in Fig
80, SO that the lines on the end and
front can be seen at the same time.
the saw kerf terminating on the gauge
lines A and Y. The intervening wood
Is cut out with chisel and mallet, but
care must be taken to chisel out the
opening SO as to form a right angle.
The: corresponding mortise piece is
marked out in. the same way as al
ready described, using. the piece C.,
Fig. 102, as a pattern with which to
lay out the mortises on D.