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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FIRST ADDITION TO AMERICAN UNI
VERSITY PARk-Galen l.. TAFT ct al.
trustees. to Jennie S Bratten. lots i and
). block 81; $1,000.
SIX-ANDA-HALF STREET SOUTH
WEST between D and L streets-Emma
L. strobel Ct vir. Julis, to Fritz Trede.
half interes. in part lot "a, square 465;
SO.
HOLMEAD MANOR-John c. Walker ct
Tx. 10 Lewis E Breuninger lot 4. block
At: SO
ALLEY between I and X. Goth and 9th
STRAIGHTFORWARD c. Wells ct ux. to Chas.
J. Butler. lot Sc square ); $40
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE NORTH
WEST between 18th and 10th streets
Charlotte NJ. Crosby to Dorothea NJ.
Fremont-Smith. part lots II and is,
square 49,: $40.
LANlER HEIGHrS-W Washington Loan and
Trust Company 10 Emma s. Rau, lot
2SJ: SO.
N STREET NORTHWEST between nth
and 18th streets-Edward ]. Stellwagen
trustee, to William Phelps Emo, part
original lot II, square l5S; So. 500.
NO. % 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
Guy III. Johnson Ell al, trustees. to John
Mariner. original lot II, square 2ss;
WEST ECKINGTON-H Wardman to
Charles +. Weston. lot l24. block =; $40.
NO. l&i \ STREET SOUTHEASTERN
ann Edclen ct Vlr. Alexander w, to
Clarence l. Gessford, lot IFS square IA ,
$40
FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST
between + and @ streets-Thomas H q
Todd et. TX. TO John Cooper, lot 81,
square I02s: $40.
NO. 1901 b STREET NORTHEAST -Myer
tlsner ct uX. 10 Carl and Lydia Z.
H1ssbach. lot 100. square 1913; SO.
ADDITION TO LIE DROIT PARK-Wil..am
b. Reilly ct uX. to Sarah J. Barclay, lot
~, block y; s.
COLUMBIA HElGHTS-Delia s. Jackson
70 Florence V Croamer, lot is, block
- SO
+ STREET NORTHEAST between lst and
I'd streets-Walter 5. Brady ct TX 10
Mary Jaeger. lot -. square ~; SO
- STREET NORTHWEST between Both
ana 31st streots-Samuel A Drury and
Samuel Maddox, trustees to Lulie II
Pennebaker, part square 1852; s97OO.
SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST between O
and X streets-Gertrude Davis to Nav
Daish Lokerson. part lot i, square Ar;
SO.
NJ STREET NORTHWEST between DIST
and I'D streets-Same TO same part or
iginal lot !. square II: $40
HARLEM-Annie c. O'Neil TO John Daniel
and Annie O'Neil lots 8 and 10; So
TENNESSEE AVENUE NORTHEAST be-
tween and streets-Isabella w Ash
ford TO Philip Schwartz, original lot II \,
square 1893; $40.
SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST between
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
IN REAL ESTATE

ing rent means Take for instance the case
of a man paying monthly rent of s25 That
amounts to $500 a year and at the end OF
ten years he finds that he has paid out
5000 in rents. and all he has to show is a
bunch of receipts worth many cents a
pound as waste paper.
Something for His Money.
He has nothing else to show, but had
the man put 5000 into home he could
get a nice place and have something to
show for his money. A good property is
always a good investment and means just
so much money all the time. Should the
home buyer locate in q good section and
the property increase In value then he reaps
the benefit and not the landlord to whom
he might be paying rent.
"A man always makes a good move when
he buys a home for himself and family.
Even if he cannot pay the full cash price
he can pay for 1t on installments so low
that they are not equal to the amount of
rent he would pay for the same place. The
home once paid for is a protection for the
family. Living in rent is always insecure.
The breadwinner may die and leave his
family at want 1t is different where the
family Is provided with a home. They have
a home at least and that means lot when
the head of the family is gone. The pur-
chase of a home is almost all profit. The
head of the family is compelled to save
money. He must do so to save his home
and men are better money savers when
they have an incentive"
At Silver Spring Park.
The erection of houses in what is known
as Silver Spring Park, a recent subdivision
made by Robinson & Co., of tract of land
which they purchased on the It'll street road
opposite the station the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad of that name. Is now going
on. Among those that are now building
houses are ]. w. d. Jordan. r. ]. Eckloff
and w. H. Andrews. Plans are being pre-
pared for houses which are to be erected by
W. II. Drayton and Luther II. Brown.
Judge Samuel d. Waters of the orphans
court at Rockville, Md, has purchased a lot
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IMMIGRATION FIGURES
EXPECTED THIS YEARS RECORD
WILL EXCEED FORMER ONES.
Vast Horde From Southern Europe 70
Pass Through Various Traffic
Channels of America.
special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
NEW YORK. April %. 1905.
immigration records go kiting from day
to day, and it is expected that the record Of
u, 900 new Americans brought to port with
in eighteen hours will soon he erased from
the Ellis Island blackboards, and that fig
ures considerably higher will take their
place in the near future
Years ago the landing of 5000 Italians in
single day would have created panic.
The daily newspapers would have been filled
with columns of comments upon the dan
gers, and labor unions would have held
mass meetings to make emphatic protests.
This year it is taken as a matter of course.
and nobody pays much attention to II. Be
fore the year Is at an end the immigration
authorities expect to pass through the va
rious traffic channels Of the nation 10000
of the representatives of the Latin race.
Thousands From Italy.
Many people have commenced to ask
whether if this rate of exodus is kept UP
there will long remain aIy of the peasants
of Italy within the boot of Europe. The
slums of Naples, Genoa, Venice, Rome and
Padua are sending a vast horde to Amer
lea but as fast a. the thousands are slowed
away in the holds of the westward bound
liners another myriad is swarming on the
wharVeS.
There is. however. this consolation. Uncle
Sam could tuck the whole of Italy in one
corner of the state of Texas, and If there
is room for Italy's millions within her own
confines there ought to be room for some
of the overflow on The western hemisphere.
There is area enough surely, but two many
Of them prefer to crowd the; great cities of
the United States, Directing to the loneli
ness of the prairie and undeveloped pas
lures.
Steerages Crowded.
Many of the leviathan liners which
expected next month expect to crowd 1900
and 5000 in their steerages, carrying them
al a cheaper rate than is charged for cat
tie. There is also likelihood of another
steamship rate war to cut transportation
prices in half.
The restless thousands of Europe are only
waiting for slight cut to swamp even the
extraordinary facilities that have been pro-
vided. Huns. LithuanianS Roumanians.
Bulgarians, Russian Jews from field and
city are exercising heroic frugality in order
to scrape together a few dollars and come
to the land Of the free. The immigration
authorities will have to make extraordinary
preparations to accommodate the gigantic
flood expected this summer
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water front, and to be part of grouping


water front, and to be a part of grouping
plan.
The proposition provides that the city of
Buffalo shall make adeqUdte-Hpproaches to
the station, with parks In front and docks
reached by viaducts across a train yard
back of the station. II Is stated that the
railroads contemplate expanding $4,000. 900
In the purchase of land, change of tracks,
building Of roundhouses and the union sta
ton. while the city would have to expend
between three and five million dollars, de-
pending on the Improvements il undertakes
The city hall and other municipal build
lngs already adjoin the Site and an eff
fort Is being made to group all future mu-
nicipal buildings about the parks surround
Ing the station. a somewhat similar enter
prise has been projected for the city of
Cleveland.
As to Owning a Home.
Does It pay TO own a home? This is a
question that many a man paying rent each
month asks himself. 1t is a question that
Is often put TO me-" said d real estate
dealer. "A man sees his money go to
another. He gets receipt in return and
at the end of the year all he has to show
for his. money are twelve receipts that are
worth nothing.
1t has been estimated by men who have
made study of the question that the aver
age family of moderate means pays from
~ to p per cent of their gross income
to the landlord This means that the
breadwinner OF a family works almost one
roof 10 cover his head That is what pay
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To the Chain Gang,

Written for The Star by Robt. II. Hardness.
Not all who see your stripes and chains
Do scorn you for your sorry plight;
There's many heart the law sustains,
Yet feels compassion at the sight.
And many a prayer is sent on high
To Him whose Word declares that He
Delights to heed the prisoners sigh
And set the groaning captive free:
That He will visit with His grace
The helpless thralls OF sin and crime.
Give them the will to seek His face,
And strength the heavenward way b climb
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Pennsylvania avenue and A street-Ellen
BealI Greene ct al. to the Library Hotel
Company, lot g. square 761; $40
STREET NORTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streets-Robert A. Phillips ct
ux. to ii. Jerome Allen, part original lot
16, square 100; $40
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Large Part of Entire Suppl

AS the arms and equipments in the pos
session of the militia form q large part of
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compan a 10 the scam,

compaFd 10 ihe aeala-
IN ~ ibe rinslng waters except the
last iAer slo;l,d be pinch Of borax.
feg brray cats The grease. Tho last wa-
Ter sboa;l be entiaciy clear ana hot.
TAase WHO fe;f taking cola can take a
cold spray upoa flle head But ii IS not
4 good thing generally ia do his The
Shock IS iao great for most people and
the resa,f IS a headache. Let thr head
eooi IN tlle natarai way willie ihe hair
IS drying. Il viii be d good iempera-
mr.. By the tiiac one is ready 10 90 ont.
Few people realize how dirty the
hair gets Often that which seems 10
be dark hair would be much lighter If
it were clean. In this way one can
change the tone of ones hair, if one
may 50 call the process.
The scalp is very tender piece Of
skin. Il Is full Of pores and air holes.
fnll Of little breathing places and full
Of small spaces through which the hair
springs. These cells are very tender
and the little rots of hair. sending up
their tiny hair shoots, can be damaged
beyond repair in a very few minutes
time
In the hands Of the wrong person
| hair brushing is worse than a surgical
operation. 1t leaves the head sore and
torn and it has after effects which are
most disastrous
''The way to brush tile hair is With a
soft, clean brush. There should not
he as much as particle of dust IN ones
hair brush. And the brush should be
light A heavy brush is bad II should
be washed after each brushing ard hung
up where it Will drain and dry and be
sweet and clean.
The one who brushe sthc hair should
brush the hair. not the scalp, The Or
jet is 70 free tic hair from dust aud
to straigIten It. If !. Is filed with Germ
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meal for hysienic hrnSItiae il should
be hrosllol se.ttly an,l per>iStentiy. but
feyef 8 as TO hnft fhe scalp.
~oily hair can have little diluted
spirits of cologne sprinkled npon it oc-
easionally- It perfumes the hair and
GUS The oil little. If one is applying
hair dye 10 the hair it is often best to
pse 4 little cologne upon the hair first.
Bni be careful that the chemical prop
ertiss agree It IS easy to turn the hair
greeil
Straight hair can be made deeply
wavy BY wetting with spirits Of colgne
and. when partly dry, holding it in
moderately hot tongs while one courits
sixty. This will give deep. true
French wave. Hair that is wet with
glyeerine and water and done up in
curriers' viii produce wave that
though stiff, is mathematicalIy precise
and often. pretty. Old fashioned ounce
seed is not 50 bad if not too thick.
It keeps the hair in wave as it did
twenty years ago, when it was a favor
ite curline
Trent the hair carefully and rational
" if you want to have ii stay nice.
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ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.

cavation
A'.7s'I cubic yards of rock excava-
-a'.tsfii ~ f''lsic yards Of earth fill
sheaf ]; eifl,ic yards Of SAND filling
= Asi3tlt 2 s.liife sarsls Of granite paw
-Ahnlt ',.;'93 square yards Of asphalt
Ahsssii 2,t'-.0 lsEeal feet Of curb stone.
aXlG. in cflafrete
Anoai lt,ilRi s'.aaFe feet of patent
ttttsss J. ......ss
q lleA. sgiaFs yards of reparilg..
Al'i.s - ii.tsal feet of resetf;ug and
dress n@ eslr's tese. in concrete
et'sai N, ssaife FRET af relaying ana
dressing fiasg,ng Stone
= 9l'F ii'9 liifeal fsa' If er;hbing (sst
~ t-9',9Ftsltf -...s.f.....
4 i,siii i's'ssftilg receiving basin
~ y
-sie'siii 10 res Stag manhole heads.
About !; g.itF, boxes reset
AhoHi ! 70 naiseless n1anAole covers.
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FLORIDA AND CALIFORNIA
RESORTS.

T'ie seapsass Air Line Railway runs three
es.s rains with Pullman sleepeis and dining
eas Psaeliurat Camden ara ali winter
ss IN Florida. The seaboard FLORIDA
ssaed iz The handsomest and quickest train
fH New York to s.. Augustine FOR In
sofs.aison address W e conllyn,. G. =. p.
A. 50. Ike Broadway New York.
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Heary Bylne, 81 .1t19. 40, on .lccoers II
colllFael Nga l4ts,
Fa.iip rnmnsfy. II. $500. oil aecosint
OF contract No. i4I5
Also on ciainss Of Jersey City. Hoho-
ken and Paterson St Ky. Co., S24a.s35
S552.lI S1sai.51.s Ssi53f: North .le ssy
ST. Ks. Co. SssS,.s,2 SY25T. &2s3.4a.
$3.50, SIsD.tA y. I. NoEnniiy, $50:
Y II Sie1asts s..ti0: Tue r,arbci ~
Iiaey sl.4o; r. +. Maliy. SOL
l'ayroils:
lssh2rers on paved streets. January,
1865. 81 ,GS2 30
l4abuless on cieailing sewers and ba-
sins January 1slaJ. 81 ,2S4
The reports were accepted
The Committee on Pumping and Res
el'yoirs reported on the following:
PAYROLL
Esiieville and H.gh Service. january.
1875, Soa:,
) lso on claims Of Edward O'Donnell.
$2IST, ID. IL Carpenter, $50. .o5.
The reports were accepted
The Committee on Assessments and
ExteEssieais reported on the following
clainis:-
Hudson Coal CO. $4i.A0. s33; Rail
way Commercial Seal Co.. S925: Ed
ward O.DouneH st6.3S; K. n. Hunt 4
CO. SIS Ss330.4 Rensselaer, Valve Co.,
w 80; john Dunn, $50.
PayroIls:
I1sborers. laying and repairing water
pipe, Jan., 1905. S3,9IG7:5; employees on
meters, Jan. 1865, ST44.S so.
The reports wese accepted
The Committee on Engineering and
Survey reported ON claim of Jonn j
Walsh S5S.0S.
The report was accepsed.
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jcbn Nolan Offered to furnish all
nlIle fs!li per ceni Of above standsrd.
IL $ Il ehaHnm Go. offered t
for f;rsty-1,i'it (qai ncr aent af ah6ys 5
as,'ser Met'al- nFfered a furnish
husds.sl r. st0l rer cent Of above stan
Received and refarredl TO The Camm;t
On motion recess of fifteen a5l
minutes was taken.
On reassenhljrg roll call was taken.
ana III Commissioners heretofore named
wes fa,ina h. he present
On fnotion III. readirg of minrtes of
regular 1aeefiitg held ta, Monday. Ian
,l,try 81. 1861. was ,lisoensed with and
liiey We're ap,,roy.,si ~ tt.g.ragsed.
ppFSF,NTAT ATJ9N or PETITIONS
AMI lsONAITSIcA ATIONS.
From II. q. gidwell:-
Truderiny priyafe sewer to the city.
s;fn.Jf,. Il, Eiasyell avenue. bet ween e1eean
aha gprytr, avenues
From the CITY Clerk. Passaie NJ is
TRANSMITTING copy of resolution in
,nafiar III n.acips electr;t, l;ght wires atc
uuderyrnnnd
sr,gs, I.s1 PERMITS for noles II cnrbs
E'..a;,-aa s1,d rsgar.sJ !, tha G1m,foit.
80 ~, Stra..fs ar,l SAVERS
rra5a III. .esss a. SEssn3l,.
REQUESTING retlrn of S55. ~ duplieatA
: hf
81 SS blaep 17q5 or $50 oaaa Irn;na
IA. street a. - - 80 -o'
pacaive.l ana rafarraa ~ tbA f,om,,,it.
teen Il, Assassnants md Exfansions
From pionea,. namocrati tie 4 ssociat;or.
Eyfendino inv;tafion 70 tba;,. M a,,n,,ai
1oasnna and civic hali nm Saturdav even-
ing Eebrl,ary il 1al5
Ea.s;yraI sn,5 c,..,erol a1lns,x,,,saloa5
0FFIrIAT.l C0SINTTSfCATIoNS L ] -
From his Honor. the Mayor.--
Communicating his ohiaafions "a tba
naympnt nf amoI,nt ,af Isn,15-v iaaS, saI-
.lri4s Ia William n Packbarn and Sshas
Il. Hart. WaIer Registrar and Assistanf
Water Eegist,ar res,ecfiyeIv aud citing
his raasa,,s therafara =
Eereiyed and laid over undAr the yuyes
From fha Roard az Eina = =
TRANSMITTING resolntion rsssexl esN bx said
Board on Feb. j. 1905 and anproyed Nv
fhe Mayor Fah > 1905 q
Resolved. That file Board Of Finance
hereby eoncurs in ,rhe fo]law;ng resol,,-
tien. aAopreI by fhe Hoard of Sfrest 4 nj
Water Commissioners "a Wit
Ordering paid ths following claims
Ian 1G 1s05 ri 3ftl 10 Sslsn ors, Rras
claim No. fifi2. sS'
Charge wafer aeeonnf1
From Z the same sam Board, Board -
transmitting W resolution passed by said
Board Feb 1o05 and aisnrovs.l IL tha
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ESTIMATE or QUANTITIES.

About LOO Iincal fcet &c 4s-lnch
circular hricls sewer
About l,tgo cubic yards Of rock OK
cayat:Oa ..
-aaout 80 cubic yards of concrefe
Abold % cubic yards Of brick ma-
SORRY terldie)
AbouS l0,N0J feet ID. Nj silcati,ilis,
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HAIR Treatment
Glcat and Consistent Care
Is Necessary to Keep It
Glossy.
OEY HAIR WON'T SHINE
Best Methods of R moving an
oversupply of Oil or Re
lieving Dryness.

GLOSSY waving hair should be the lot
ii every woman. but how IS it to be made
slassy and waving? TO this may be re-
Piled tG.u ali hair is different and that
eaa variety Of hair requires its own
tfeatment. The treatment which benefits
one kind il hair will spoil another,
Iair that is dry is almost always
6.Itd with dandrnff This lies next 70
tiir scalp and is UNPLEASANT to see. i
do t.t really injure the scalp. But il
ls down and is not nice or well
s.s.sa.d Yet how can it be he.ped
pese the hair is dry?
Iis4e is a cure and, while using 1T the
ls s benefited greatly, What is more.
is so,or is improved and, often, the very
ear 9f the hair IS made better, 50 that
Il has more life and springiness-
hatrpoo The hair in a good egg sham
Ros Then rinse it a Thousand times r.
II aaolc London hair dresser And,
uissa il is all rinsed. dry it well
Ns0 cones the final touch Part
of The liair in the m;d.lie, making long
parting riea down the middle Of the
fofebcaA down to the nape Of the meek.
Y.,ise little almond oil. moisten the
finger tips with il, shake them to take
off the saperfpous drop and gently 'spaf
the pasfns. ca over It lightly but
th.arshIy until the scalp shines lit
tie.
raH the hair again ard go over the
next paftlrg IN hr s.alie manner DO
not use more ihau a saspieion Of OIL
aot enough to alp from the finger tips
ind do nat. on ang aceoant. get a parti-
lie npoa .Ae ,hai,.. This is the best known
aeattaen9 ar he all.
.1ory hair viii never shine. hit after
liz scalp is trea3td i via hegin TO fe
,iiy aad il VII r. Iaails ial.e 81 litl-e
.loss Repeat ana Il Nia i,e positively
us:laas
~tvoiael w'.ose hair is growing gray
M wis 20 nor waas aag hair can get
Horra ti.a halss ly havin@ lie niir
Iyea. Tl.# VII sers rs eales Nav
ome$ De 42;.aa s t'9e scalp g eeep
from ea;a.as g asain. for ilse
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The foregoing were each Separately
adapfeti. BY the folIowiRanx0te Oh cali
Tor the ayes and nays
Ayes--Commissioners Nolan. Reoney.
sni.yan and President Heintze.
Nays-None.
Absent Commissioner Hauck.
he Comanittee ON Pumping and Res
erypifs presented the Following -
Resolved. That the sums 3l9.rgsf q. ff..,.
mentioned to be paid 10 she peT-
sons named respectively for services rem
uerea for month ending January 81
as, ayo9, amounting in the aggregate to
Resolved, That $s5.25 be paid % 8.
4. Carpenter for services as oyerseer.
d. d; ., u days, Jan, 1905, claim Ns.
Charge water account, P. & r.
Resolved. That $21.s7 be paid 10 Ed
/ ETC.. High Service, Jan, 1905. claim No
Charge water account P. & r.
Inc foregoing We're each separately
adopted BY the following vote on q eail
Tor the ayes and nays
a yes-C Commissioners Nolan. Rseney.
sullivan and President Heintze.
sbsenfESs s-NSs,s, Ss,,,n,;..;an.. u
he Committee on Assessments and
Extensions presented the following -
Resolved, That SIS. 3.33 be .aid 10 \
y NaiferthuR for services as fapper.
month Of jan, 1905, payroll Water Reg
| istrar etc.
$I5 to john J. Kelly tor services AZ
assistant Taper, Jan. 1905, payroll
y SIer Registrar, etc.
Resolved, That plumbers licenses b.
tnH are nereDy granted To Geo. L. Ger
aghty, Benz. j. keilt: WM.1 A Barclay.
IL. yI, Michael A. Shanahan, James j Me-
4 Eiwain. Jos. A. Sprouts, Sam r. Craw-
Isfa ss, John E. l9letx. d. ]. Chambreling,
/ ttloeft ! JardIne. John beacy, to make
connexions ts.:t with the water mains in 'Ier-
ses Sity also do general plumbing when
OF me Permit Clerk.
nesefyesi- hat by -ssas9a Of ccznulnint
ana iIfvestlgation thereon made for the
week rhtlIg feDruafy t. lSt}5, under
aild Dy airectl0n OF the Water Assessor,
the Following findings be and are hereby
eghhfmed. and the said officer is hereby
directed to cancel of record charges for
MEETS s.sts az hereoF aitcieaf ed -
charge; new meter set. and readings
shows ',,N ) average too high. Folio 1ls,
book :.
Resolved. That warrants be ordered
| drawn IN favsr Of the individuals named
ID sums and for The reasons noted:--
S'o.4z 70 Theresa q; Yeandle, the
Of water rents for year 1908 On property
sitrate block 1885. l0ts 81 and IS. street
numbers 2s7 and as5-23sA Union
street, original payment made July {,
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BOARD or STREET
A0me
Of
niohaay fw0 u Al.
Observation-Disclosures a
bnENiNG SEALED PROPOSAL
View aeas .o erssn avenue called
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1iTersd to furnish all materials and do
-hs fB Vi per cent. Of above standard.
Tered 70 furnish all materials and do
Of above standard.
laaillfield ayeniie. from Duncan ave-
Of the Holy Name Cemetery, were
re presented, Us follows:
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100 PER CENT. STA4sDARD. Z

furnish all ntaterials ard DO all work
sr cent. Qf above standard.
materials and do all work for one
9rd.
Orient avenue. from Hudson Boulevard
I'D two CD in number were presented,
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l'valde Asphalt Paving Company
all warE for ninetv-one ard fhree.fo,lr
lile Rarhcr Asphalt paving Co. .
an WGrk for ninetF-fwo f12) per cent.
Proposals for the Improvement of
nne ~ ifs aorilterls fersaiirus lit lands
eii!sls for, ard three ~ in number We
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-04

J. H. & Il. shannon ca. offered Il
Tor itinety-eight and oife-half i9si5l s
Jchn Nolan offered to furnish ali
hundfSd tlUD) per cent. of above stand
Proposals for the Improvement az
70 lia.lssead street, We're called for a
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-04
materials and do all work for ninety

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ee on Streets and Sewers
Gentlemen--I beg to report ;hat the
Commissioners of Assessments have filed
with me on this date fheir assessment
maps and reports as follows:-
I'D Preliminary assessment map and
reIoit fer the Improvement of Mallory
avenue. between Duncan avenue and its
noitlteI4y terminus at the lands II tie
Holy Name cemetery.
Il. Preliminary assessment man and
report for lhe Improvement Of Carlton
avenue, between the east side of Men
frose avenue and Hudson Boulevard.
t5.l FINAL assessment map and report
for the iinproF 6fnent of Ferry street. be-
tween Central avenue and Albeit street
t4.@ Final assessment map and report
for the Improvement of Lewis avenue
between ST. Paul's avenue and the d.
L. & W. r. r..
Respectfully submitted
GEO. T. sBOUTON,
Clerk
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-04
CURED BY CUTICURA
Blessed Relief After First Application and First
Real Sleep in Weeks Facts Of This Won
derful Cure by Caticura VOuched for by
Mrs. Hunts NeighbOrS.

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BODY was almost OF head ofoot looked
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