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The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27


Iscasion for their use has passed. And
over and around back of everything is
absolute cleanliness, such cleanliness as
we. who fill our houses to oyerfowing
with mere things and then squeeze our
selves in whatever space is left, never
can know
In summer time you don't want lot
of sfuss and ixings' around, and you
do want as absolute cleanliness as it's
possible TO get. Take the Japanese
houses for model, and clear out every
thing you don't absolutely need. Put it
out of sight so thoroughly that you can
forget it instead Of worrying about the
care of it. Reducing the number of
things around necessarily lightens the
amount of work; or, with the same
amount of energy expended makes your
house just that much more spick and
span.
! - SSA Z q ASbSC IA ehS S0~@-~sAs' -
nish it Japanese fashion which means
very sparsely; and above all have very
little in the way of pictures and vases
the kind for effect only. You can't have
too many of the fower-holding kind.
Copy the Japanese method of displaying
one or two exquisite bits at a time and
/ putting the rest of your belongings out
of mind for while, letting each in turn
come out from its hiding place for a
couple of weeks at time.
Try the same method with the chill
dren's toys. As they neglect one after
another for outdoor delights, slip them
away into closet, and then bring them
out again when rainy spell has taxed
their (and your ingenuity for amusing
themselves.
Keep your grouuds--no matter if
they're small enough to better suit the
word yard and span, too. ac-
complishing it the more eaaily by hav-,
ing them arranged in the simplest sert
of plan. And don't have a pile Of twigs
and flower slippings and cllt grass over
in an unused corner-yau wouldn't
sweep all the dust and dirt of room
iup into the corners, and this is on the
same principle.
Keep flowers about the house-every-
where, but not too many in any one
vase, and none at all unless they are
absolutely fresh. Your true Japanese
shousekeeper never let's a flower die in
her vase, yet she always has them
about. arranged with the most artistic
simplicity.
Afternoon tea for those with summer
cottages, or those who stay al home are
quite popular. Besides tea many cool
ing drinks are served. Quite the thing
nowadays are the dainty cakes which
are served at these afternoon functions.
There is an actual rivalry in the making
of these afternoon cakes Quite fre-
quently some old-fashioned simple recipe
is used for the foundation, and variety
Then. too, oldsfashioned cooking is apt
to prove a relief after the winter round
L ny ~
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

The Committee on Pumping and Reg
srvolrs presented the following:.--
Resolved, That $50 be paid TO Ma.
thew Ahearn for sarFiees as laborae.
High Service, II days, June, 1895, elairs
No. a.
Chafgs water account. P and z. q
Resolved, That STe.so BE- Bad 10 n.
r. q n ]. Telephone Co. for telephcns
service as per contract a, April, MAJ
ana June, 1905, claim No. 454.
Gaarse water account. P and-R "a
Inc Foregoing were each Separaceir
adopted by the following vote, on a car
for the ayes and nays.-~
Ayes--commissiOners Hasck, Nolan
Rooney and Sullivan.
AaFs-Nona
Absent President Heintxe.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

On motion, the reading of minutes Of
regular meeting held on Monday, July
10, 1905, were dispensed with, and they
were approved as engrossed.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

On reassembliDg the following Con
missioners answered to roll-call:-
Hauck, Nolan. Rooney and Sullivan
Absent- President Heintze.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

On motion, Commissioner Hauek was
elected President pro tenn.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

On motion, a recess was taken for ten
(10) minutes.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved, That $4,000 be paid to j.
Roosevelt Stanley, on account of Con-
tract 1851 for laying of cast iron water
mains in Newark avenue. Brunswick
street Pacific avenue. etc.
Charge laying Newark avenue, etc,
water main.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved That S284 be paid to Public
Service Corp. n J.. for gas consumed,
Wayne St stsble June 1905. claim No.
213.
s4.2T ID Public SerTioas Corp. n. u for
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27
oFFIc1AL eoafa5.lutNIeATIoNs

From the Water Assessor
Submitting list Of additions and can
cellations. waiter registers, for week end
ing July II. 1905.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee ON Assessments and Extensions.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Reseived and referred 70 their appro-
PIRATE Commattees.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

no the provisions of Section of rGhaptsr
I 217 OF The~LawS of 1895.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

ed on account of contract No. 14S1, CON
formally to Chapter 217 of the Laws Of
1895, for Improvement OF Skillman ave
nue. from St Pauls avenue to Hopkins
avenue.
Resolved, That special improvement
certificates for rwo Thousand $4,000
dollars be drawn in favor Of UFalde AS
phalt Paving Co., for work done and
materials furnished on account Of con-
tract No 1883, conforma'bly 10 Chapter
217 Of the Laws Of 1895, for improve
ment Of Orient avenue, from II udson
Boulevard to Halstead street.
Resolved, That special improvement
certificates for one thousand (S1, ,O0Ol
dollars be drawn in favor of Bernard
Cannon for work done aud materials
furnished ON account of contract No.
1916, conforrnably to Chapter PIT Of the
Laws OF 1895, for construction OF
sewer under the westerly sidewalk Of
the Hudson Boulevard, from Danforth
avenue to Gator avenue, and in Gator
avenue, from Hudson Boulevard to con-
meet with Swampy Greek sewer.
Resolved, That $3.50 be paid to Jer-
sey City News for advertising final hear
ing construction OF sewer ssaAses.laA
/ Erie sTsets, erc., May iSVo, caalin 40
1543.
$3.50 to the Evening journal Asso.
citation for advertising final hearing con-
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The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

On motion the reading Of minutes Of
regular meeting held on Monday, July
To- 1905, were dispensed with, and they
were approved as engrossed.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS
AND COMMUNICATIONS
From S. J McCreery.-
Calling attention to congested basin at
Atlantic and Sackett streets.
From Mrs. John Lawrence and others:
Relative to condition of Van Worst
street.
From Weathered Company: -
Requesting that work on proposed im-
provsment Of Orient avenue be expedited.
From Geo. A. Stevens
In matter of condition of portion Of
Railroad avenue
From c. II. Mersheimer and others:---
In matter of dust arising from trolley
tracks on Palisade avenue and Prospect
street.
From J. J. Cuneo:-
In matter of inefficient sewage proyis-
ion at Palisade and Booraem avenues.
From Wisconsin Jackson
Directing attention to certain cohgest-
ed receiving basins.
From A. B.. Cook
Relative to condition uf basin in ECb
avenue
From Bridge & Strachuraf Iron Work
;srs' Union
Requesting permission 10 swing banuest
across Warren and Monte0nnery streets.
From Rob&. w. Hughes
Requesting permission to remove build.
ing.
Two (2) petitions.
Received and referred to the Commit
ioin 'a"es sope
heia'iye - consiitiohis "a aussu ~ ~
pa1.ins nre nsuls'ns ~ 4 = Ane s1ss''
7 roin .onas' =. 1si9oii
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FROM =. Z l-ahse'--
reunions Ior return OF POW lor u..'
aiSu', lao4
Petiti0ning for return of $13s25 for
over-payment Of water rents for 1901,
1902. 1903, 1904, 1905.
Received and referred to the Commit.
tee on Assessments and Extensions.
From N. Y. & n. j. Telephone Co -
cab}e nrciect;ur in Washington Park
Reeeived and referred 10 fhe Commit
.tea an Public Buildings. Docks ahd
par,rs and ascopv ordered transmitted I'd
sb, c,arno,.a t;o1,. 6,apnsal
-
rror pax AZ = A1ocsu;nr,ass,.-
.Car.va,.,,a tl,orl, - ba,alf az 1En;ted
Holy Name Societies for permission to
use Hamilton Park on September II,
1905.
Received and ordered filed.
From n Y.A& Nd. Telephone Co. -
Acknowledging receipt of copy of res
Eoiution directing the removal of poles.
Reeeiyad and ordered filed.
oaFICTAI, gONIAIUNIGATIoSS.
Frop, the Tater Assessor
Submitting list Of additions and cam
celsst IONS water registers for week end
inc Julv ~ 1903.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee om AssesSments and aExfensisops.
-
Ero,n Foreman n Of Sewer souad:-
Sahn;tt;nq . statepant showing
amount Of work performed by Sewer
Received and referred tostne commit
tee Oh Streets ana sewers ana = copy
ordered transmitted 70 ms f1oner, fne
Mayor.
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The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

From N. Y. s. Nj. Telephone Co. II
Requesting permission TO lay a small
cable projecting in Washington Park.
Received and referred 10 the Commit
tee on Public Buildings, Docks ahd
Parks, and copy ordered transmittedstoF
the Corporation Counsel
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved, That $1,000 be paid to Wln
Burke for services as Inspector laying
water main, Newark avenue, etc. &c
days, June. 1905, at $500 claim 667.
Charge laying Newark avenue water
main.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

From n. Y.As& n. j. Telephone Co. -
Acknowledging receipt OF copy of res
oiution directing the removal of poles.
Received aud ordered filed.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

The Committee on Printing and Stat
ionery reported on claims of Union
Printing CO., $5.45. $14 %, as correct.
The reports were accepted
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27
The reports We're accepted.

The Committee ON Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks reported on certificate
Of Chief Engineer in favor of the follow
ing
Collins, Lavery & Co, $2eT04, on ac-
conntgof contract No. 1883
Also-on claims of Jersey City Supply
Co. $40; John Lannon, S35; Thomas
Pritehard, $35; Estate Of Beach s. Bray,
$200 as correct.
The reports were accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved, That special improvement
certificates for rwo Thousand $4,000
dollars be drawn in favor Of Uvalde As
phalt Paving Co., for work done and
materials furnished on account OF con-
tract No 1883, conformaIbly 10 Chapter
217 Of the Laws of 1895, for improve
ment Of Orient avenue, from Hudson
Boulevard to Halstead street.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27
!. From Rex. .M. F. AIcGuinness.--

Conveying thanks in behalf of Emitted
Holy Name Societies for permission to
use Hamilton Park on September IT,
1905.
Received and ordered filed.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

The Committee on Assessments and
Extensions reported on certificates Of
Chief Engineer IN favor OF the fol8ow-
ing
j. Roosevelt Shanaey, $500, on ac-
count of contract No 1851
Collins, LaEery & Co., $2e72, oGt ac-
count Of contract No 1889
Also on claims of Robert Muirhead
$57.95; Henry Hauck Co, SIC. 10; the
Barber Asphalt Paving Co.. $40.o3. N.
Y. & N. j. Telephone Co. $3.50, $75;
Onion Printing Co., S26.25; Public Ser
vice Corporation of n. j., 1854, $4.73;
7. E. Smith. S45.50, S6; Jersey City
Supply Co.. S1.25, S42. 81; A. P. Smith
Mfg Co, $4060; VIM. Burke, $50, as
correct
The reports were accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27
REPORTS OF STANDING COM
MITTEES.

REPORTS OF STANDING COM
MITrtES.
The Committee on Streets and Sewers
reported on certificates Of Chief Engi-
neer in favor of the following
iCoflins Lavery Il Co., S2692, on &C.
count Of contract No. l4S9.
Bernard Cannon, $l60O on account
of contract No 1476.
Peter h. MeCabe, S1,s50e4, on ac-
count Of contract No. 1881.
Uvalde Asphalt Paving Co, $1,000,
ON account OF contract No. 1888.
J. Roosevelt Shanley, $1,000 on ac-
count OF contract No. 1887.
j. q. & R. shannon Co., $1,000, ON
account of contract No. 1880.
Also on claims OF John Kilmurray,
S24, S78; Jersey City News S1S. so; the
Evening Journal Association, $500;
Robert Muirhead, S27440 Pagan Iron
Works, S5.64; .Albran s Lockwood, SO;
John Rowe. $50, as correct
Objection of Geo. f. Gantz against
the contemplated Improvement of Ber-
gen avenue, from Myrtle avenue to Hud-
son Boulevard.
Received, and the Committee on
Streets and Sewers respectfully reports
that it has examined into, adjudiceted
upon and failed to sustain said objec-
ton, and would recommend chat said
Eimprov ement be proceeded with.
Two ~ permits one for sign, one FOR
fruit stand.
Tbs reports were accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved, That S15 be paid to Abrarh
s. Lockwood for services as inspector,
improvement OF Cendenny avenue, s
days, june, 1906, at So, claim No. 1sl.
500 TO John Rowe Cor services a. ias
specbor, sesYer Ia Bos1lsva3d and GGtk
&vsnus, stc., 2s days Jane, 1906, 40 @S,
ciaim No. 6kA.
Charge several improvements, Laws
Of 1895.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

From Foreman of Sever squad
Submitting a statement showing
amount of work performed by Sewer
Department from April IL to 81, 1905
Received and referred toethe Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers, and a copy
ordered transmitted to his Honor, the
Mayor.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved, That $1,000 be paid 70 J..
Roosevelt SAanley, on account of com
tract No. 1857, for construction Of a re-
lief sewer in jackson avenue. Union
street, 4Claremont avenue, Garfield ave
nue., Carteret avenue thence to tide
water Of New York Bay.
Charge construction reliet sewer,
Jackson avenue, etc.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved, That special improvement
certificates for one Thousand tS1 600
dollars be drawn in favor of Bernard
Cannon for work done aud materials
furnished ON account of contract No.
1476, conformaIbly to Chapter PIT Of the
Laws OF 1895, for construction OF q
sewer under the westerly sidewalk Of
the Hudson Boulevard, from Danforth
avenue to Gator avenue, and in Gator
avenue, from Hudson Boulevard to CON
nect with Swampy Greek sewer.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved That $24 be paid to John
.Kilmutray for services inspector re-
paving GRAND street, 8 days. May, 1905,
at 49, claim No. s2259.
$78 to John Kilmurray for servicessas
Inspector, repaving Grand street, %
days, June, 1905, at So. claim No. i25S.
Charge Grand street repaving.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved That 81 600 be paid to J: II.
& r. Shannon Co., on account of con-
tract No. 14S0, for the construction of d
relief sewer in Fairmount avenue. from
FNairview avenue to Bergen avenue.
Charge construction relief sewer in
F'airmount avenue.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved, That S5.64 be paid TO Pagan
Iron Works for furnishing and bolting
manhole cover, Division street sewer,
june, 1905, claim No. pol.
$274s40 to Robert Muirhead for bridge
stone, Street. Department, June, 1906,
claim No. 4S1.
Charge special street account, Jane,
1905, supplies.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-27

Resolved, That $3.50 be paid to Jer-
sey City News for advertising final hear
ing construction of sewer, Sixteenth
Erie streets, ETC., May, 1905, claim No.
1543.
1890 to the Evsning Journal Asso.
citation for advertising final hearing con-
sbructien of server m Sixteenth street,
/ Jersey avenue, etc, May, 1905, claim
No. 928.
Charge improvement Laws Of 1895,
this improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL.
Institution to Be Ready for Patients
This Week

At a meeting of the committee for the
prevention of consumption of the Associated
Charities yesterday afternoon Gen. George
NJ Sternberg, president of the new Tuber
culosis Hospital Society, announced that the
institution in Montgomery county, Md, will
be ready to receive patients by the last of
this week The stock for the enterprise
was fully subscribed, it Is said, in less than
three months from the time the project
was preached, and it is believed the future
of the enterprise is in large measure as
sured.
The fall and winter campaign of the COM
mittee was outlined yesterday at the meet
ing which was held at headquarters, 926
F street northwest. A campaign of educa-
ton will be the principal feature. A house
will be procured near the central part of
the city where practical instruction in the
treatment of the disease will be given. The
committee on printing and distribution, of
which DR. Richard Kngsman is chairman,
was authorized to prepare a card of instruc
ton next week to be distributed in various
public places throughout the city.
1t was voted to increase the number of
physicians in attendance at the dispensary
from two to three daily, each set of physi
clans to be on duty once a week 1t was
reported by DR.. Jesse Ramsburgh that the
special evening hour for treatment, from
to s o'clock, recently instituted, has been
highly successful The records show that
200 cases are now under treatment.
The lecture committee is planning to give
between fifty and one hundred lectures this
fall and winter before organizations among
whose membership consumption is apt to
be most prominent.
Rev Dr. John Van Schaick, chairman of
the subcommittee legislation, reported
that steps are being taken to cooperate
with the District authorities and others in
Congress of $4,000 for municipal hospital
for consumptives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
RECORDERS REPORT.
Papers Filed During the Quarter Just
Closed.

According to a statement issued by John
c. Dancy. recorder of deeds for the District
of Columbia, 4. 7S3 instruments affecting real
and personal property were placed on record
during the quarter ended September - last,
as against 1850 during the same quarter of
last year and 1850 for the like term of 1903.
an Increase of 703 over last year and s33
over the year prior to that
1t is added that the predictions of those
who foretoId falling off in the office rcve-
nues by reason of the amendment made last
winter to the Incorporating law had proven
false. Under the present law incorporators
must pay a recording fee of 40 cents on each
thousand dollars of capital stock of their
proposed companies the fee In no case, how
ever. to be less than $25.
The action of the amendment has result
ed in an increase of revenue to this office"
said Mr.. Dancy, though, of course, there
has been decrease in the number of incor-
porations. During the quarter ended Sep
TENDER 80 the revenues from that source
amounted to $69315, while during the CORE
spending quarter of last year they amount
ed to only $519.75, and this, too, although
this year there were filed only seventy-one
interpretations while last year there were
447
"A still more gratifying increase is shown
by making comparison between the revenues
received from February 4, 1905, when the
amendment went into effect, to October /,
and which amounted to 81, 49, 10 from 2S4
interpretations filed. and the corresponding
period of last year when, from 1 .226 incor-
porations filed. only $3.50 in revenue was
received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
RIDERS AND DRIVERS.
Meeting of Association to Be Held
This Evening.

A meeting of the Road Drivers and
Riders Association of the District of CO.
lumbta will be held at the Metropolitan
Hotel at $50 o'clock this evening The
meeting is to be held for the purpose OF
ascertafning whether the speedway shall
be maintained for the use of the Road
Drivers Association, and If so, to arrange
for an official opening, to be accompanied by
the annual parade of the members and their
friends letter signed by Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General p. V. DeGraw as
secretary of the association, and Mr.. e.
H. Droop as treasurer, has been sent to
the members of the associatio asking their
attendance at the meeting. The letter
states that subsequent to the inaugural of
the new speedway compliance by the
government with contract for filling in
the lowlands adjacent to the course flooded
be abandoned temporarily. Since that time
fine, springy roadway sixty feet wide
has been constructed, with a coating three
feet thick of cinders, bringing it above the
present and up to the proposed grade. This
work of reclaiming the speedway has been
done without cost to the organization, and
through the courtesy of the engineering
department of the government in granting
to the Road Drivers Association use OF
the park for speed driving exclusively the
organization has. practically without ex-
penditure, come into poSSession-Subiect to
governmental supervision-of a speedway
as fine any in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
PRINTERS EXPRESS CHOICE.
Propositions Voted on in Various
Chapels Yesterday

Chapel elections were held by the print
ers of Washington yesterday. The four
propositions voted upon provided for
amendments 20 the constitution of the In
ternational Typographical Union. The
propositions were submitted to the referen-
dunn by the recent international convention
at Toronto, Canada. 1t is said that two
of the propositions were sustained by the
District of Columbia chapels and two were
rejected.
The first proposition is ITO specify in the
constitution the names of the several
branches subordinate to the international
Union." for example. the Mailers' Union
for the matters. This received an affirma-
tive vote of 1856 and negative vote of 100.
The second proposition is ito require the
agent of the Union Printers Home to at
tend one meeting of the trustees during his
term of Office" This received vote of
1000 In its favor and 257 against it.
The third proposition is ito change the
salaries of the International president and
secretary treasurer" This was voted down
by 963 to 800.
The fourth proposition is ito provide for
the payment of the actual hotel expenses
of officers and organizers" Under the
present rules these officers receive for hotel
expenses sum not in excess of SO per
diem. The change contemplates submitting
an itemized bill and the payment of the
actual expenses. 1t was rejected by vote
of sos TO 46S.