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New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

part but he made up for any mistakes III tis o. y
-. - ,,na,;ns his head when he was shut off in
+ha stretch and riding a strong finish. Few there
We're in the grandstand who thought workman so'
up IN time
Tradition is eligible for the Advance Stakes On
Saturday and it would be rare treat IL she shouIu
he sent 10 the post to meet Sysonby ana oeiua
- tho mile and three furlong journey. She won
SO easily yesterday and raced in such an I,ilp
r,anner that she would have strong loii'"'''0
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
FRENCH DRIVERS TO RACE HERE.
Thery and Caillois to Compete in Vanderbilt
Cup Race.

E. B. Gallaher, of the Automobile Club Of Amer
lea has been notified by cable that the Richard
Brasler cars that finished first and second in the
French eliminatory trial for the Gordon Bennett
Cup will be sent here later 10 compete for the
Vanderbilt Cup.
Thery and Caillois, who drove these cars N the
French trial will be their drivers in the Wander
bilt contest Mr.. Gallaher is plannng@to arrange
special matches for them. following the Nanderoilt
race. so as to keep them in this country until tne
tournament on the Florida beaches in January. He
expects that the Richard Brasier machines VII
show mile in thirty seconds IN Florida
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
BROOKLYN TAKES ANOTHER FALL
A Batting Rally in the Sixth Inning Gives
Pittsburg the Game.

Pittsburg, June 21.-In tame listless game
here to-day Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn by
score of to .. Both Philippe and Mcintyre
the opposing pitchers, were hit freely, but each
managed to keep the hits well scattered, with
the exception OF few innings. In the sixth
inning two hree-baggers and double gave the
follows
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
WARD DEFEATS RITCHIE
Beats Title Holder for London Lazon
Tennis Cham monship.

London June H-The American lawn tennis play
ers arc more than holding their own in the matches
for the London championship at the Queens Club.
Holcombe Ward to-day beat NJ ]. c.. Richie the
present holder of the championship, by a score of
In the third round Beals C. Wright beat A F.
Wilding, 60. 6-s; "a William j, Clothier was
born match Ga. 3-6 s-1. 81. g ''Uo-
In the second round IN the open doubles Hol-
eombe Ward and Beals &. Wright beat PuckIe and
Miiward e Is s,l 6mo In the third round William
Lowe and F. J. Watt GO. 60, 6-4
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

The National Athletic Club will hold games on
saturday. Many well known amateur bicycle rid
ers and athletes entered in the various contests
There will be baseball game between the Haisey
Athletic and the National Athletic Club. F. Ne
brick. of the New-York Athletic Club is entered in
the one-me run; F. J, Sullivan also of the New
York Athletic Club. and p. j. Callahan, in the 100
and 220 yard dashes, and G.. Bacon OF the Irish
Athletic Club in the half-nnie run, Others, who
have sent in their Harvey Cchn, W. G.
Frank. S. c. Northridse. J. Bromiiou. Lawson Rob-
insan nsnar f.ner<an and 6red Ernst
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
RR. STOPS SALE OF YELLOW BOOKS

Columbus. Ohio, June 21.-In the future the sas
OF detective stories and bloodthrsty novels VIII no
be allowed on the trains within the stations 81
the Pennsylvania system. II is explained oy re.E
road men here that the order Is in accordaIce W. -
a decision of the Pennsylvania higher oI1claIs.
eliminate what they consider one OF the Sh10'
sources of crime in the country.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
CONDITIONING ROW FOR YALE.
Little Work for the Crews on Account of
Unfavorable Conditions.

Gales Ferry. Conn, June 21.-The practice of the
Yale crews to-day confined to a row this after
noon from the boathouse TO the navy yard, the
freshman and varsity eights going down stream
together with the four-oar few minutes ahead
of them. There was no racing between the eghts,
but both were given a good condition row. the
coaches directing them from the launch.
The day was stormy and the men spent most of
the time lounging about quarters. There was no
morning work.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

James Robertson. who has covered first base for
the last four years for the Fordham College team.
has signed with the Indianapolis team OF me
American Association. Robertson Will leave Ior
Indianapolis in a Few days
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
INTERN4TION4L CHESS.
Tzco Unfinished Games the Onlg
Ones Decided Yesterday.

Ostend, Belgium June 21.--Play in the interna-
tional chess masters tournament was resumed this
morning, when two games left unfinished in pre-
vious rounds, namely. those between Taubenhaus
and Burn, from the fourth round, and Janowski
and Marco. from the sixth round had to be con-
tinued. all the rest of the competitors having n
day off. The first named contest was drawn after
a few additional moves had been made this morn
ing and Janowsk resigned after getting into a
rather hopeless position. The record follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
PHILADELPHIA. I: CLEVELAND. g.

Philadelphia June A.-Good hitting and Planks
clever pitching gave Philadelphia a victory over
Cleveland to-day. The score follows:
r. II. E.
Philadelphia x-I
Cleveland. --.--....-. o o o-3 4
Batteres-Pank and schreck: Moore and Bens I'M
pire-SheFidan Attendance 5,5s5.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
FOX HUNTERS WIN CUP.
Earn Polo Trophy in Runaway Match at
Philadelphia.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUSE.I

Philadelphia June 2.-The Goughacres Polo Cup
was won this afternoon by the Bryn Mawr Fox
Hunters from Country Club 3D. by a score OF
20 goals TO 15s4 The Fox Hunters had TO over
come handicap of Il goals, but made runaway
match of it, Harrison. on Bryn Mawr. was the
bright star on the field: he scored 13 goals for
his team and played an excellent riding game all
The scene shifts to Bryn Mawr tomorrow. where
a series of games in which ROckaway will partici-
pate begins. The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
CHICAGO 3: PHILADELPHIA, 0.

Chicago June 21.-Corridon's wildness and several
wide throws helped Chicago to make its three
runs to-day. A one-handed catch by Maloney rob
blng Titus of almost home run, shut out
~ r. Z.
Chicago. .............. o x-3 2
Philadelphia ........ 90 l
Batteries-Briggs King Corridor and DOOM m
pre-Johnstone Attendance, 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
ANOTHER MERCHANTS TRUST MEETING

Another long meeting of the past and presen'
directors of the Merchants Trust COMPANY rs.
held Yesterday at the office of William Eihsgs s-
IL was learned that the discussion nad Dssn -
going into court next Saturday and accediIns " "
Opposing the perm anenCy Of the receiVerSIApS.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
FOX HUNTERS.
tn Io,N PROFESSIONAL RANKS.

tosIs srorAd-H w Harrison. 10; Strawbridge, i;
Fadden 2: Brown. 4; Downing, 1; George Harrison l.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
BOSTON. 9: ST. LOUIS. 3

St. Louis. June H-Boston hit Nichols hard in
two innings to-day and easily. The score fol-
lows: w
Boston. on........... % IL
s Louis o o . 2-3 4
Batteries-Fraser and Needham: Nichols and Warner
T-n,nire-Bausewine. Attendance 800
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Two-base hs-Gber Kelley Three-base I3ii
In;lavsMathevsor Dahen and McGaun; Seymour
ana Barry corcoral snd Barry Bases on balisIon
McGann Hit by pcher-By Walker i ~ by E~ias
StrucL out-FSy Mathewson, f. Hts-On walker IN
inning on Ewing in innings Time, l;5O Cmplres-
KLEIN and o. Day. Attendance. 5,d31
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

Al Rochester Buffalo. 3: Rochester 9
At Baltimore baltimore 4; Jersey City, 5.
At Toronto-Mcntreal. 8; Toronto o.
AT Sewark-PfoVidence vs. Newark. rain
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Only one game was played yesterday in the
American League. on account OF rain. The New
York-Detrot game was not definitely postponed un-
I'll almost O'Clock. there was little rain at the
park until that time
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
yor, G. Cincinnati 8. Chicago. s. PEtadelpnla
Pittsburg 4; Brooklyn. 2 Boston. T. St LOUIS D.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Chestnut fily by Fatheriess-Ne'"oiR' $3.50
Townes 81 IL n ruryes ZOO
Bay hlly by we r.oi5sn ride. r Black
Bay or brown Ally. by Sir Dixon-Mss ~ Anii 600
MclauShll
Bay my py fI.r1bra 7 FARRELL. $50
Bay colt by Ben strome-oVer 'he Ma'e. '.'.o 11oo
Bay or brown FLY by St Georse-Ne!tie: M 100
Brown or S.a black aily' by St 75o
Brown fly by Sir DiHon-(sueen kesen. 100
Chestnut colt by osden-oueen 0uah'E; n .s.a 1o2s
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Rain Causes Postponement OF Three
of -Four Games Scheduled.
GAM ES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit New-York. Cleveland Phila ephia-
Chicago at Boston St Louis at Washington
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
YEARLINGS AT AUCTION.
Fair Prices for Youngsters at Thorough
bred Sale.

The Fasig-Tipton sale of thoroughbred yearilhss
was continued at Sheepshead Bay yesteIuas' alu
ss so- ,rera realzed s. I, Look paid top price
o4 the day for Sir Dixon y. She was knockea &c 1eo
56wn 70 him after spirited bidding lor s-'1"V
rfosa bringing $500 or were as foI1oWs'
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philad phia. I; Cleveland g. Boston Chicago rain)
New-York Detroit Washington St. Lou
(rain) (rain).
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
NO STATE LEAGUE GAMES.

Rain made it necessary TO postpone all games IN
the State League yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL.
The Giants, in Winning Otreo6
Again. Defeat Cincinnati.
GAM ES TO-DAY.
-1nNAr. LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn Pittsburg Boston az 81 a. Chicago
New-York at Cincinnati fhllauelpii'h az
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Wagrer Three-base hs-Leach. Howard. Sacrifice hits
Beaumont. Clancy Malay, MCINTYRE 90 stolen pas
Clarke First base on balls-OK Philippe : GOODS,
Babb); off Mcintyre. Carke. Rtchey) Hit by pitched
ba-GesSler. outBy Philippe, a. pS mcintyre
I. Time 80. Cmpire-Emsle.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
SHEEPSHE4D BAY SUNNI ARIES.

1. Il n z.. =.s. 81 = -. @ = Hs.s
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

@ % % @ s ss ns ss & W %
6 ans n@ ssss and nehan turf start good
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
NATIONAL ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES

ighth round will be played tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

ss si q an
: = s
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

reveled
n o Law was a
adde six
ch. +. by Sir Dixon -Mrdin.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22


dds end emile
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27
EXPERIENCE.

In travel, as in everything elseA expert
ence, or rather the lack of it, is costly
both to nerves and pocketbook. TheNper-
son who has travelled extensively especi-
ally appreciates the magnificent equip
ment and service Of The Lake Shore
Railway. Take for example the South
western Special and the Boston-C Chicago
Special, leaving Boston every day in the
year 1.25 p. m. and 11.50 p. m. for
for st. Louis and $50 p. m. and 11.45
p. m. for Chicago. Experienced travellers
are careful to see that their tickets pro-
vide for connection with these famous
trains and this popular trunk line. APP
ply to your agent for informa tion or
write direct to J. W. DAILY, Chief ASST
g. r. A.. Buffalo, IN. Y.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

feet should be allowed to carry the ball
around the ends.
A man who begins to play at left half
back should continue in that position in
stead Of changing torig hit halfback and
vice versa The reason for this is that
the man who becomes used to one posi-
tion will find himself at disadvantage
when he changes to the other side of the
formation.
The backs should practice assiduously
at catching the ball and in falling on it,
In case of tumble 1t is invariably wis
est to fall on the ball instead of endeav
oring TO pick it up and run with it.
In line bucking the ball is held close
into the pit of the stomach, in end rum
ming it is held in the arm tightly held
against the ribs, with one end of it rest
ing in the palm of the hand. The elbow,
if held fairly close to the body, win PIE
vent an opponent from knocking the Dali
from under the arm. The halves should
get up their speed as quickly as possible,
attaining the height of momentum after
the ball has been received from the quar-
ter. Do not wait for interferers, and do
not crowd upon their heels in end run
ming.
The backs should start together at the
given signal 50 as to get all the benefit
of concerted assault. When signal for
kick is given the halves and quarter,
etc, should give especial attention to
guarding the kicker. If the man uses
his right foot in kicking he should. for
very obvious reasons, be given most pro-
lection ON the right side.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27


Boyd for cash expended for car fare,
September. 1905. claim No. 716.
Charge municipal lighting.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote, on a call
i0f Resessd tse ssfF Tbat sqa nqSs plumbers licenses
and are hereby granted to Joseph a.
Garrison. William p. Dalton. John Cop
pinger, James Dodds, Charles III. Susk.
A n Pasman, Robert H, Chandless.
Koht. b. Ingram, Jf. William u. Muir
phy, Jas Tfesoutllwick, Edward Colbert,
Geo. w Irving and Robert j. Coulson,
to make connections with the water
mains in Jersey City; also to do general
plumbing; when they file the required
bond in the office Of the Permit Clerk
Resolved, That warrant in the sum
Of w 80 be ordered drawn in favor Of
n ~. lMslipper, sucii sum representing
duplicate payment for water rents for
the year 1904 on property situate Block
S}5, Lot A, No. 1885 Summit avenue,
charge having been made for bath and
water closet, and same having been
taken out December j, 1904.
! Charge water account, A. and Il.
Resolved, That a warrant in the sum
of S1l.91 be ordered drawn in favor of
Mrs. L. j. Pattberg such sum represent
ing an oyerpayment for water rents for
the year 1903 on property situated Block
100, Lot IA, No. pa Ogden avenue, be-
ing $11.SO principal and lie. penalty.
Charge water account, A. and e.
Resolved, That warrant in tie sum
Of Sl1.10 be ordered drawn in favor of
w. ii. Dickinson, such sum representing
overpaymert for water rents for the
Years 1903 and 1904 on property situated
Block 1941. Lot 51a. Nos S6-SS Harmon
street; records showing both houses pri-
vate
Charge water account, A. and E.
Resolved, That 81 ,66s.21 be paid to
the w. w Farrier Co., on account of
contract No. 1887, for furnishing and de-
livering lead and stop cocks.
Charge water account, A. and E.
Ayes Commissioners Hauck, Nolan.
Rooney, Sullivan and President Heintze
Nays-None.
The Committee on Pumping and Res
ervoirs presented the following
Resolved, That S21 so be paid to Jer-
! sey City Supply Co. for supplies as in
dicated in bill. High Service. September
1865, claim No. 1878.
/ 500 to, Jersey City. Supply Co. for ]
1 key shingle nails. Bellevlle. September.
1905, claim No. 1879.
$6.40 to James F. Stewart Go. for
shingles, Be,leville, September, 1905,
| claim No. 754.
Charge water account, P. and R.
Resolved That $91 be paid to Peter
+. Cavanagh for services as carpenter at
Belleville, September, 1905, claim No.
Charge water account, P. and r.
The foregoing were each separately
| adopted by the following vote, on a call
for the ayes and nays:
es-CommissiBners Hauck. Nolan.
Rooney, Sullivan and President Heintze.
Nays-None.
The Committee on Assessment and
Extensions: presented the following
Resolved, That by reason of complaint
and investigation thereon made for the
week ending Oetebers16 1908. under and
by direction of the Water Assessor, the
! following findings be and are hereby con-
/ hrmed. and the said officer is hereby di-
/ rected to cancel of record charges now
/ shown on registers as herein indicated =
-
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27
AAlLROADG.
IVES t. ~SHORF
A.'l::RAILROAD=
~->o WEST.


rro,. 4nE N1AGAA... ..-A-s ROUTE
etatin5 in5 ,savs Franklin strest Gsorth Rivsa
ufes Is tsr Mew York, as follows, and fifteen mig
Terminal ataiioa q a0IS WssSswEsa. s. S E n +. esa
Penn R. 4. eos dsDos II st sr.sx 4 ~ ND na lseslA
s3s A. N; daily, Tor Hsyerssraw. ysg West poln,
40 A. n dsily dilsOalhn, aIsa.,k kinssson and Aleany
lions. -A AsA AASs'~se -
a; .d n2o ga 4. N daily, except sunday. for Rixa
Lake Mohonk. Cat1k.n GounfaianS AlSsa;
NJ GesaSsso eoSssiS.nss9O S1Orfss; Tin,tsa ss' dam, :,
Niagara dfn Fas sSSIEsSgIss ES
and St. Louis Arrivs cSicako Ocr aDa 81 c1ilSaS iss
next afternoon Dnins car aftaehed 1t Kina
8. as F.: y. daily, except Sunday. for Cor
SMswbursh aas iatssmsdiats stations 9 8
&SS Ss,lg :. N; K, chisaEe ana St Loul. laal~.-.
eSicsss0 ans Sslls s. TESs9Ds EoSs
AT usca sysacuss alE Roosss5ssp s1ssp5 sI sgHday
Falls. Hamilton. Toronto. Dstroit and 3
as p NJ. daily, for Albany, Eas, ut.e,
Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fan
Toronto. Detroit Cleveland, Chicago and q
a. 3. leaves Brooklyn Annex.-
Jea:ey a: + 6iix 19;ss X; 4 E ,;kt,os tass ? Il Z
Havsrt,1aS A. 1as9 fe.aI.;; 4; n; 3 tass T.
Newburgh isocals:-ss.2o 4. H.. siO.oo A. !
+n15 T. NJ. .A4sP n. $50 P, N.
sDaily. llsundays only 1 Except sunday
Pullman slesping Cars for Albany. udcs
Detroie Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis "a q
through trains.
Westcotts Express checks baggage throus
10 destination. For cab or carriage 'phoE
800 2sth.
For tickets timetables. parlor and sleepin
ofrIces:-Brooklyn, Nos sss, s4S 72e Tultc
street; Annex office, foot OF Fulton stree
New York City, Nos. 49, S5s, SIS, 19Is Aroai
way; No. 27b West One Hundred and TWenfi
dfth street. and at stations.
A. n. HMITH General NaNMger.
C. n LAMBERT. Gen'l Passenger Aeen
Room 10t. Transit Building. e. FOrty-secou
.,~eet. New Tork
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

Competent statisticians declare that
twenty-five acres Of land are necessary
to sustain one man On fresh meat. The
same space of land, II devoted to
wheat culture would feed 42 people; If
to oats. IS; potatoes, Indian corn and
rice, 1T6, and if to the plantain, or ba-
mana, over 5000 people.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

water mains, Newark avenue, 80 days,
September, 1905, at So, claim No. 719.
Charge special appropriation, this
item.
Resolved. That S147.56 be paid to Ber-
nard Cannon for laying water pipe.
Montgomery street. between Van Worst
and Henderson streets, October, 1905,
claim No. 231.
$50 to Werner Bros. for digging
dltches d for. extension of water main,
Fleet + street. July, 1905. claim No. 52S.
shoeing. etc, Pipe Yard, February to
September, 1905, claim No. 526.
$S.SO to United Electric Co. of n. j..
for power service furnished Pipe Yard.
September, 1905 claim No 400.
$40 TO Jas. P. Hall, Inc, for Sin. Wit
rified pipe, Pipe Yard, September, 1905,
$3.50 to Jas. Donnolly for ice furnish
ed and delivered to Pipe Yard, AS
months. 1908, claim No. ISL.
$3.50 to James Wilson for 4 new horse
shoes, Meter Department, September,
1903. claim No. 527.
S$6 to Edward Kelly for horse shoeing.
etc; eh Meter Department, September,
$500 to Union Printing Co for var
ious supplies as Indicated in bill. Permit
Clerks Office, September, 1905. claim
No 421.
$3.50 to Frank McCarren for cash
expended for car fare for several inspec-
tors. September 1905. claim No. lai
$S6.25 10 Hudson River Ice Co. for
furnishing and delivering ice Mt fountain,
Newark avenue and Montgomery, street,
May, October, 1905. ella m No. 5sT6.
Charge water account, a. and E.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote, on a cali
for the ayes and Nays
Ayes Commissioners Hauck. Nolan.
Rooney, Sullivan and President Heintze.
Nays-Nene.
The Committee on Public Buildings.
Docks and Parks presented the follow
ing
Resolved. That the Board of Finance
be and Is hereby requested to augment
fund heretofore set aside to this Board
for Public Grounds and Buildings. cur
rent fiscal year, by the sum of S125, such
additional sum being necessary to cancel
ordinary and normal obligations for park
maintenance.
Resolved. That S165 be paid to Cement
+ Paving & Cons. Co. for concrete coping
around fountain basin at River View
Park, June. 1905, claim No. 322.
lTo be Cvntinped.) -
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27
UPRIGHT
REFRIGERATORS,
81. 10
SOME GOOD VALUES
FOR THE THRIFTY BUYER

DRESSER-Neat design, :
hrge drawers, swinging plate
sllrror, worth $1,000.
s'pecial 81 SO
PARLOR CHAIR-If you
are looking for any odd or fancy
chair you may find it here. We
sell them at
81 SO to $45 90.
WOMEN'S WRITING
oESK-Either in oak or ma
'ogany finish. Well
ade ...............$2 So SO
LAMPS-If you are looking
nr extraordinary display of
amps, you will find them here.
he Parlor Lamps sell at
81. SO, So, so to $40. 90.
DINING ROOM CHAIR
Built for comfort, the strong
and durable kind cane seat. col
den finish ....... SEC.
FOLDING BED-All iron.
white enamel .......... 81. 98
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27
Huraan Nature.

All boys think they will be richer
than their fathers, and all girls think
they can keep house better than their
mothers They continue to think this
until they are fatheis and mothers
themselves.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27
SEWING
M HI NE S,
Sill

FANCY SHAPED CLOCK
HAS cathedral gong, strikes
hour and half hours, prettilv
trimmed with brass -. 81. so
CANE SEAT ROCKER
The easy, comfortable kind,
handmade, should sell at $500.
Special So 40
DINNER SET Tastefullv
decorated, suitable for IL per
sons, new design -. .S6 So
TOILET SET Beautiful
Floral Design, 10 large
LARGE WHITE BOWL and
Pitcher .49c.
BRASS BEDS-We carry an
artistic line Of Brass
Deus ...............$1S 90
Upwards
W1ARDRoBE-Made of oak.
nicely finished, has double
ooolS So. so
CHILDREN'S CANE SEAT
ROCKERS ...... 59c.
UPRIGHT PIANOS, $140 90
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
COMMISSIONERS.
(Official Proceedings)
iContinued.)

S33; Edw. Kelly, $4; Henry Byrne, So,
$40; James Mannix, $144; G. r. Jones,
$144: j. w. Edwards Const. Co., $144;
Collins, Lavery & Co., $21.63; Van
Keuren & Son, $145.50; V. G. Seals,
S144. as correct
Application of E. #. C. Young and
others for the widening Of Montgomery
street, favorable.
Application of Wisconsin Jackson and
Others for the Improvement of Oxford
avenue, between West Side avenue and
Mallory avenue, favorable.
-Four petitions for signs, favorable.
The reports were accepted.