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The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

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that at any odds she would have per-
sonal interview with Mr.. Roosevelt, ae-
cording to the statement of Assistant
Secretary Barnes, with unnecessary bru-
talty from the White House offices. may
or may not be true. If true, it is right
enough that the organs of public opinion
throughout the country should excoriate
those responsible for 1t, the act itself be-
ing one for which the President is only
indirectly responsible. No doubt Mr..
Roosevelt will take proper measures to
rebuke his official household in such an
affair. as it is sort of thing in which
he is not apt to be callous.
But the gentleman from Texas. as he
would be called on the floor of the
House. anxious to pose as a representa-
tive of the chivalrous South. would inn
pose on that body an altogether extra
functional part in authorizing an official
committee of investigation. The House
of Representatives has more than enough
to do to discharge its own proper bust
ness without undertaking the technical
supervision of the Executive household.
1t would be bit of sheer impertinenee
to embody such an attitude, a mistake
full of astounding implications. The
Texas knight erran1-, charging at wind
mills. should be laughed out of court.
If the House of Representatives takes
mp such an affair AS this in earnest it
will show something more than an exag-
gerated and absurd sense of its own
proper duties 1t will be another proof
of the fact that there is disposition to
snarl at and criticize the President in
season and out of season. not only among
his opponents but in his own household
of faith; to outherod Herod in emphasiz-
ing every flaw and crevice through which.
his public esteem can be assailed 1t
would be great belittling Of the lower
house of Congress to lend itself TO this
sort Of petty work. of which Tammany
ward politics would be ashamed.
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SoIIcltOr OF L0mpIaInants,
1 Montgomery street, Jersey City, N. ].
FRANK M FoYE, IRENE @. FoYE AND

TO FRANK NJ FoYE. IRENE 9. FoYE AND
George K. Foye
BY virtue of an order Of the Court Of Chan
Gerry of New Jersey. made on the day Of the
date hereof in cause wherein Catherine s.
Foye. executrix of the last will and tesla
ment Of Andrew J. G. Foye, deceased Is COM
plainant and you and others are defendants
you are required. to appear, plead, answer or
demur to the bill Of said complainant or
before the Ninth day Of February next or the
said bill will be taken as confessed against
The said bill is filed to foreclose three GER
tain mortgages on lands in Jersey City, IN the
County of Hudson and State of New Jersey,
the hrst made by Irene G. Foye and Frank NJ
Foye to the Proyident Institution for Savings
In Jersey City, dated November 20, 1900, and
recorded In Book 4s9 of Mortgages for Hudson
County, page 2s7, and duly assigned to the said
Andrew j. c. Foye; the second made by Irene
g. Foye and Frank M. Foye TO Andrew J. C,
Feye dated May teth. 1901, and recorded in
Book 447 Of Mortgages for Hudson County, page
2S6; the third made by Charles K, Foye to An
drew J. c. Foye, dated January s5th 1905. and
recorded In Book 5ss Of mortgages for Hudson
County, page 59l
You George K Foye are made defendant be-
cause you are the owner of record OF the lands
covered by said mortgages.
You Frank NJ Foye and Irene q, Foye are
made defendants because It Is alleged IN said
bill OF complaint that you are the obligora
named in the bonds accompanying said irst
and second mortgages. and that one or both
Of you claim TO be the owner of, or to have
sc~e '-terest in the lands covered by said
Dated December sth. 1906
BRINKERHOFF & FIELDER,
Solicitors of the Complainant,
Is Exchange PLACE Jersey CitT J.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day
Board of Street and Water Commissioners by
CONSTRUCTION OF A SEWER
under the westerly sidewalk of the Hudson
Boulevard, from point Is feet south Of Spruce
street to Floyd street and in Floyd street to
,rr,,aa Sernnania avenue; IN Qerma4ta avenue to
nue.; in Tonnele avenue to connect with the
main sewer in Manhattan avenue.
provisions of Chapter 217 of the Laws Of 1895
and in accordance with the established pten
Of sewerage together With al the neceasary
January. 1905, the Commissioners of Essess-
Board of Street 'aa ad e laa S
preliminary map for said improvement, show
ing the probable total cost Of the contempla ataa
Improvement and the probable amount to BE
assessed on property specially benefited there
by, and the same Is now open to public In
spection in the office Of the Clerk OF said
Board.
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular .sections there
0' are n0iqaSf aHDsoS e sal so1ITaR S5issSs namely
on the east side. from point about 25 feet
south sou noo Of spruce I street to point about rs
from spruce s'rfsE.sP Elm sTREaF a'R isIssf'
Il is we ~ss's1iS i4 t;E@lsss S'sssaEs 70
from Hudson seqISSsss seRgcss sa@ 5@snis avenue
from point about 50 feet west Of Hudson
Boulevard to TSRasss sT2aa aSsasi gTagSr.
from point about s0s feet west OF Hudson
A0oieSara to sisauseia saAag aSAgSasS sSgSssET,
cEfFF STREET.
from Tonnele avenue to its eAsteriy terminus.
LAKE STREET
from Tonnele avenue to its easteriy terminus.
CARLETON AyENBE
on the south size. from point about IS feet
west Of Germania avenue to fts Westerly ter
minus
cARLETaN AVENUE,
on the northeriy side from Tonnele avenue to
= i BfEaSH fsaS STREET.
from from Tonneie avenue to te westerly termnue-
rom 0nne's aIshId ALIEN N sTSEET srSiTssssrs terminus
ToNNELR AVENUE,
a point about Us feet south Of Spruce street
on the east side; from Carlson avenue to a
point about 22S feet south of Spruce street.
GERMANIA AVENUE.
from point about 100 feet north Of Stagg
street TO point about 200 feet south of Floyd
street.
Said map also shows that property which in
the foregoing description is immediately bene-
fitted, and that which is prospectively bene-
fitted by said Improvement the latter being
colored yellow on id7preliminary map; and
the assessment thereon shown will become a
lien and due and payable when lateral sewers
constructed.
And that in accordance with the provisions
Of the act above Cited, the 22d day Of January,
1906, at 2 o'clock P. M, and the Assembly
Chamber Of the City Hail are hereby fixed as
the time and place when and where the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners viii meet
to hear all parties interested In said appiiea-
ticn and all remonstrances, against the said pro-
posed Improvement that may be presented in
writing.
BIZ order of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners
Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

In the Jenuary number Of s'McClure's
Magazine" Lincoln j. Steffens continues
his stories of political conditions in
American cities, says the "Irish Ameri-
cam" This months article Is devoted to
Jersey City, N. ]. Mr. steffens writes of
Mayor Mark Fagan.--under the title of
"A Servant of God and the People" and
we note that what he says is being cop
led extensively by the Catholic papers.
The burden of tho story. which seems to
excite so much interest and wonder in
Mr. Steffens, IS the fact that iu the inter-
view he had with him. Mr.. Pagan told
him that he said his prayers daily and
asked the Divine assistance TO help him
IN the performance of the duties Of his
Office. This exciirs Mr. Steffens to hys-
tericaliy observe, ..and thar is why he is
tho marvel Of q Christian community in
the year Of our Lord 1905" There are
thousands q othlsr good people II Jersey
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
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The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS
Fiske o'IIara In '.Sir. Blarnsy From
Ireland"

Fiske C'Hara In 1fr. Blarnsy From
Ireland"
Fske O'Hara, the Irish tenor, ap-
peared at the Academy last night in
Charles E. Blaney's Irish-American
drama, Mr.. Blarney from Ireland"
The play is one of the best seen in town
this season. This is the general verdict
of an unusually large audience at last
nights performance. The predominating
feature was, of course, the singing of
Mr.. O,Hara, whose sweet tenor voice is
claimed to be superior to that of the
late William Seanlon, Chauncey Olcott
in musical comedies But aside from
this be plays the title role in dignifed
and intellectual manner. Some complain
that his brogue Is hardly broad enough.
Mr. O'Hara does not attempt to make
himself the whole show. In fact, enc
of the foremost of the many good fea-
lures of the show is the stage mounting.
Exclamations over the pretty scenery
even that of an east-side tenement at.
tracted considerable attention. 1t is elab-
crate and the details are as nearly per-
feet as it is possible to present on a
stage. Those who are fond of studying
excited crowds who gather on election
night to watch bulletins announcing re-
turns find a tremendous amount of
amusement in this scene alone, for the
company is an exceedingly large one
and almost every type of humanity is
mixed up in it. 1t beats 'The County
Chairman. The first scene shows the
home of Mr.. Michael Murphy, wealthy
real estate owner, on Riverside Drive,
with the Hudson River the distance.
The second the interior of Mr.. Murphy's
office, and the fourth Daniel Blarney's
summer residence on Long Island Sound,
The story of the play is extremely in
teresting and the costumes worn by the
women in the cast are dazzling but mod
est. In fact, the comedy is clean one
all the way through and no one who wit
nesses it will ever regret the price paid
for admission. The following cast will
give an idea Of the size of the So rb
company:
Daniel Blarney. son of Old Ireland,
Fiske O'Hara; Michael Murphy, a
wealthy real esate owner, J. p. Sullivan;
Charles Murphy, his son, Edwin A.
Sparks; Samuel Barker, Murphy's super
insendent, w. F. Walcott; Patrick
Croker, foreman, John Martin; Jimmie
Drake, Bowery kid, George Cooper;
Buck Trainer, ward heller, Howard
Champion; Foxy Tabor, process server,
Herbert Jones; Thomas Wilson, broker,
A. r. Voight; Henry Thomas. Murphy's
chauffeur, G. A. Ward; Felix Watts,
gardener, W. ]. Walsh; Isadore Cohen,
merchant, J. s. Floyd; Henry Foster,
clerk Chas. 7. Parr; P. H. Dernott,
a policeman, VIM. Trent; james Comfy,
a messenger Albert Retnor; Song Foy,
q lanndryman, Henry Farwell; Kate
Murphy, MicAael's daughter, Eugenie
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Dated Jersey esty. January la. lsOs.


CORPORATION NOTICE. IS
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day.
of January, 1906 the Commissioners Of Assess
ment filed in the office OF the Clerk Of tha
Board of Street and Water Commissioners their
final assessment map and, report for the
IMPROVEMENT OF GRACE STREET,
between Hudson Boulevard and Nelson avenue.
In accordance with petition previously pre-
sented to said Board on the 9Th day Of July,
1906 and conformably TO the provisions Of
Chapter 21T of the Laws OF 1885, and the same
is now open to public inspection In the office
of the Clerk of said Board
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are included in said assessment namely:
GRACE STREET,
from Hudson Boulevard to Nelson avenue.
HUDSON BOULEVARD,
on the west side from Grace street TO points
25 feet north and south thereof
NELSON AVENUE.
on the east side from Grace street to points 25
feet north and south thereof
And that in accordance with the provisions
of the act above citsd, the 22d day OF January
1906 at 2 o'clock P. NJ. and the Assembly
Chamber of the City Hall are hereby fixed as
the time and place when and where the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners will meet
to hear, consider and adjudicate upon all OBJ
jactions to the confirmation of said final assess
ment map and report that may BE presented
BY order Of the Board Of Street and Water
GEO n. RoUToN.
Dated Jersey City. ganpsfy ls. 1905.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY
To Ellen Shea. Martin Shea,t Katharine Muir
ply, Ellen Mnrtagh. Peter Murtagh, Elizabeth
Erydon, Bridget Hope. James Hope, Mary
Hope, Teresa, Alferd. Mary McGlnness, Kate
john cahaana. Annie Hendersss, Arthur Hem
dersol Mamie Hope, Annie Hope. Mary Hope,
Ella Hope, Teresa Hspe Henry Hope, Mary
aops Mohasi Hope Mag sn Pss Parey sr1ass Nae
thew Farley and Alice flaming.
Gerry Of New Jersey, made on the day Of the
date hereof, in cause wherelp Martin Shea,
St s ane g. ohrs are soa ana
the bill Of said complzsnants. on or before the
will be taken. as confessed against you
The said bill Of complaint is filed for the
Of aifsandl singular the lands, tenements and
c a. ssasS Sas s
d h.g hsirsvat lay sE ss q ctasswise being ten
part or. parts thereof, according to the respec-
five rights of the parties interested therein,
be made Without e p @
owners thereof, then thats the same may be
s ana s e Hys s seosad r9 ii
Ana yos i EieR susts Shea sssaarlne ss -, Margsy M
DON Bridget Hope. James Hope, Teresa Afford
Mary McGuinnes, Kates Brennan, Elizabeth
Cahalana. Annie Henderson Annie Hope Mary
Hope, Ella Hope, Theresa Hope. Henry Hope
Mary Hope, Elizabeth Hope, Joseph Hope
Bridget Hope Michael Hope, Mary Ann Far
because you are respectively one of the tenants
in common therein; and you Martin Shea
Peter Murtagh, Martin Gowran, Adam Brydon,
John Brennan. John Cahalana, Arthur Hender-
son and Matthew Farley are made defedants
because you have, or may have, or may claim
10 have right Of courtesy in the share Of
which your respective wives are entitled in the
property in said bill Of complaint described
and YOU Mary Hope and Mamie Hope are made
defendants because you have or claim to have
an inchoate right of dover in the share of
which your respective husbands are or may be
entitled to in the premises described in the
biil of complaint herein mentioned.
Dated December g.. 1906.
CHARLES C. KELLY,
Solicitor of Complainants,
Montgomery street Jersey City NJ J.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

To:-rHE West SIDE IsAeSD AsscGAzzeN.
Gaxret VreaIAn6, HannRh Vreelaad hts wtfs;
The Delta Company. Esther A. BeamAan,
sssr S.Sa~ Hamaa ANN RARg ggsr SsSs 0s .. Tss.
Lafayette Talbot, her husband; Mary 4.
Rapp. widow; Nelson RApp. Tkeresa Rspn
Rapp his wife; Louis RaI1pI jyesSh EhsllsE.
Francis Wheeler, tne@nt; WtAlfred SN3aslsr,
%seI.r 1Rsast: E0ssnes iSssnt Essso Essssr ss
kA.l,. kDssn yEssiand; hsE Aasbsaa; .Ade
Eliza Vreeland individually apd as HxsrutTR
of the will Of Cprnelius B. Vreeland, dec'd;
William P. Vreeiand, Elisabeth vTeeland, his
wife: John H. Vreeiand, Annie 2. VreelenSs
his wife; saEsh A.. 4 Brown Edwa-d Tr3 s Brown. I
ME Vreeiand. MS 3safe; Riehara ]. vrssasnd.
Ss' msa The p ssasas s ssssa ca@ps
liam H. SPeer. Josiah III. Crane, FTaRk n
sss k4Ssgt s.sS MSd'Ps san Asnass s an.
decd. and the state Of New Jersas.
made by the city Collector Of Jersey city "a
che 26th day OF April 1sa2. the Mayer sfsdisAi-
sn S5 sssy twe city uSss & ss
dollars and -I-' cents al tho land asa rsaa
estate situate in Jersey City. n ths 5csuasy
on union street which 10 isid 9csan and j, dSsi3
mated as lets u z sssin ssesk 90 uyen q
assessment
So, made by the ''Commif ionetsr ef 1AjvEs
msht.'' snpeinted In and fdr iValas Ctfy BY the
Circuit Court of the JauAty Of zzua4sa, sfse
tilted copy Of whieA rspeft and map, wA1l lied
in the office Of TIE 0Hy @alesN &ef4 Jetisy
CITY on the 1&thI day. Of ApFA 1ss6 "a rVSer&
and map and said sale hatng nl&Se< <pNkElsfnk
to the provisions Of an aEtyof the LefsA afH2s
Of New Jersey. passed March ~, aGse en-
!;Ssi & .o, o.Do.,,,.. IN. ,.t,,,.a, .sS "a ~.
lection Of aRr6arA&as OF unpaid SAse, go
ments ana water rates or watpF tents
# h 10 AmhA AenA- : tnra
and isvyiag a tax sssessKeHt akHsll&
in lieu aad iAstsaN Of svsh AHs4x-
ages, and to entofeb EtAs Rayh&Rt tA8Ee9.
and to RreAade {ors-1Ae se$eN q sstap4e Lob
footed 20 fesdre tAx@tien aee asgeaamen&s
Ana the sevsfal suDplement9S FeefSta.
And yeu are further psstfed7 tfAf ysR sHpenR
to have an estate Or ihepfsst infeAid Eli9e eE
real estate. and uplass tkss said lAA4e Sr real
estate shall has redeemed aASHEsEided II SaS9
acts, before sAe expiration 81 ameAaNt Eg8
aAd after servsoe hereof, O. desdJ u ID 3nSe
Wsl be given coByesslg - TAS M9Ssg .<SRa
Aldermen ofsSSerseS Clfg,sAf e. kee r|leH Hieefl
said land ana .TSal sstNte tst0ssaskk y ssEs u
visions of the said aS4 ei
Rssss ases afsassy AaS sisy h 81 issr
u a. Mayer.
Il. NJ. J. e'DoNNEa1.,
City CLERK
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
he New Court House Of Hadson County

Plans and specifications are on file in
aveiiue, Jersey City. n. j., where they
may be seen and inspected. Plans and
specifications are also on file in the office
If the Architect, Hugh Roberts. ] Ex-
change Place, Jersey City, N. j., where
they may be seen and inspected, and
where copies of the same may be pro-
cured upon a deposit of two hundred and
fifty dollars ($250), being made to guar
antee the return of such copies in good
condition
Each bid must be accompanied by cash
OF a certified check on a Bank OF Trust
Company of Hudson County to an
amount equal to 25 per cent. of the bid.
By order of the Committee
FREDERICK RIPPE, President,
WILLIAM E. SMITH, Vice. Pres't,
ALEXANDER J. CLEMENTS. Secy.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

Dr. $. NJ stauffer, an Allegheny dem
tist, has lame stomach. and in order to
restore it to its proper condition he is
resting it SAYS the Brooklyn Eagle.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
TUESDAY. JANUARY 1e, 1906.

1t might be well. when the court of
inquiry on last Sundays accident to the
hattleships in the lower bay assemblies,
should some effort be made to ascertain
the use of having the channel in the bay
buoyed as thoroughly as it is if warships
can't keep within it. says the Brooklyn
"Eagle.r The sides of the channel are
plainly marked with red bueys on one
side and black on the other. II is cou;t-
+ full whether there is a better buoyed
channel anywhere else in the world. The
course is marked 50 plainly for the nav
igator that it is as easy to follow in
dayl;sht as Broadway
1t is said that the channel changes so
often and so much that each warship
shaus have had pilot. If that is so. of
what use are the buoys? 1t ought to be
easy to determine to the mind of the
court whether the Kentucky was out
si1a Of the buoys. If the ship ran
aground through the faut of the buoys,
then the entire system should be over
hauled So far we have not seen that
explanation advanced. nor do we think It
will be. for it is pretty generally admit
ted that the channel of the lower bay is
carefully defined with the buoys. With
q plain line of buoys on each side to
guide the navigator. itswould be interest
ing to know why when the Kentucky
began to slide off its course and make
leeway it's course was not instantly
changed toward the weather buoys. If
the machinery was in perfect condition
and there is no indication that it was
net-what was there to prevent the ship
from beating to windward? The skipper
of any yacht that sails the bay. with
nothing but sail power, could have made
a scarcely greater failure in trying to
keep mp to the buoys to windward. If
the Kentucky could not escape the effect
of the beam wind, what must be said of
the huge ocean liners towering many
times higher in the air than a battleship
and presenting a far greater surface to
the wind. which go up and down the bay
week after week without being affected
by winds many times stronger than that
which blew upon the Kentucky.
Again, it may be asked where were
the lookouts in the ships following the
Kentucky? In such feet we hear
much of the number Of eyes that are
constantly scanning the sea. With their
wonderful glasses could it not be seen
that the Kentucky had passed beyond
the buoys? If it was seen, then the yes
eels behind should have blown their whis-
ties and reversed engines. If they were
TOO near each other to back, then why
was such distance given to them? Per-
haps too little thought was given to that
funaamental rule of navigation that
ought to sing itself into the head of ev-
erx sailor:-
Both IN safety and in doubt,
Always keep good look out.
And do as Judgment says is proper,
Port or starboard. back or stop her.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
NOTICE 70 coNrRAcroas.


s5asd o. sTees and w atsr ssSss tss
Monday, January Y. 1896. al O'clock P.
Han, for The s's"0y SnAmfsl ot tAe s'y
IMPRovEMENT OF DELAwARE AvENrE.
between Communipaw avenue and a point S6A "a
feet north of Communipaw avenue
said Improvement 70 be made eensermab'r
to the the. provisions Of Chapter az Of the Ias
OF 1885, and in accordance with specification
on file in the office Of the Clerk Of sefd BaarS.
,Is Blank forms Of bid and asresmeat Of sure
A'' STfsI 9sTfMATaS TSSS OF aat auANErsg. 1sSsfE g. y;
isss & sssas-Fa Ssss
About al cubic yards Of Earth Exea-
vation per cubic yard ................x 10
ABOUT cubic yards Of Rock Excava-
tion. per cubic ard................,.. 400
About 200 cubic yards Of Earth Filling.
About cubic yards Of Sand Filling. :"
About lis square yards Of Paving ,xs.
phalp per square yard ...F 1K
About $50 lineal fest Of Curb stone, skis,
set in ,a concrete, per linsaI foot .......s 30
ABOUT 1zV square feet Of Bridge Stone
per square foot ,.,... 49, "a
About 5000 square feet ef Cenent walks,
feet wide, per. square fo1t ...... IL
About square yards Of Repaylng. per
About 60 hnsal feet q sasssins stone
set in - mccncrete, per lineRl foot........ -
About 25 squere yards Belgian Pave
nent, per square yard ........-....-... iH
About Reset Manhoie Heads each - 20
Rehpilding RECEIVING Basins and Con-
neetions, complete, each ..,....... IS "a
Aboat Water Gate Box Rezst,. each esbo
About Noiseless NaRkple cPvers. each 10
Time allowed for the Completion Of the werk,
40 working days.
The makiag Of the abaye Improvement ana
award of coptrect therefor Will be subject to
the remonstrahce Of the owners af the property
is'ale for mole thse one-half the assessment
,.ss sssOs4aaIs Rst g snelSs.n ssaise says.
Tnent of Delaware AYshue'' directed 10
MT. James 8. Nolan. Chairmag Of the -Com.
nittee on Streets and Sewers" and hzASed
when called for IN the eFder OF buslaess reIal-
ing TO sealed pRpRoaale
The bonds reqhlFedyto As furnished sn Pre-
pcsals land a possible subsequent c0atraetJ
az Are 1t tASss Of some q surety cspsny asAerssa
Bidders pueekg aTAagie axed- pAgsensaas
suetsd for 1Elsh hey SA riralsa 81 mate mate
sSscincasions. ana assi sNara q coassss. =
BE made, the Per. cant u gt&&s1 win fofIa ths
Aesss upon which VAyaGsat FSah se' mads IS
I The Board may, under the provisions
above cited, exercise its right to reject
any or all proposals. =
Tae etteatItn OF bidders u especially called
q ssotIcn !, cheRtar 49, 90 laws q
Reil b hlndiAg; nPoa thsg Nsy; sE siseseTss
by th9S seHAEealer have Seen APPROVED - .
zicctSacy =. ne sosfd. an4 A e e sissaa sE
NeaFd having power to a&hnine We fpkSpe9ad
Gandmnen uz4aGr cath.
BY order oR the Board Of Street aAa wstss
ceuGmaGttonesA
Dated Jersey City. January ls, fsos.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

at two O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
odiee of the Committee, 573 Newark ave-
nue.. Jersey City, n. j. receive proposals
for. the furnishing of the labor and ma
srials for the Masonry, Structural Steel
Work, Fireprooing Work, Waterproof
ng Work, for
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

Just what Congress has to do with the
oaicial mecnataxm mish which the busi-
Ags Of the White House IS conducted is
little admculB 60 understand, says the
yewark aEyenFhe News" The expul-
sion Of Mrs. Morris. suppIicant, who
lsd already been Informed that the affair
q which she wsura see the President
as closed insidens. and whu insissed