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GIRL HANDY WITH FISTS
KNOCKS OUT BOLD THIEF

wAUKEGAN. Ill, June 9.-"Do you
think 1 was raised with FIVE brothers.
had the gloves on with them often. and
still do not know how 10 use nay fists
when have TOP
This is the explanation made by Jes-
sic Ball in talking OF an exciting eXpe-
rience with holdup man on the steps
OF the Northwestern depot in Chicago.
In the encounter she administered a
blow 70 his stomach with her fist which
saved she grip he was after.
Miss Ball was returning from a shop
ping tour As she approached the steps
leading 10 the train. she felt a tugging
at the grip on her arm. a man had hold
Of il and was trying TO pull Il from her.
After tUgging for some tinS1 she landed
a solar plexus blow and put her assaiI-
ant out OF commission
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the RoneuiIlo, where the most of the
Mexicans are gathered. I was standing
on the brow Of the Mesa when the
fighting commenced. After few shots
we went to the hotel. where we got
the ladies together and escorted them
to the home OF Colonel Greene. All the
ladies We're at Colonel Greene's house
last night, and the men who We're arm
ed lay on the ground behind a stone
fence that surrounds the house. We
had a force large enough to whip a
whole army OF Mexicans.
Colonel Greene has been riding
around all night at the head of six
Rurales, a daring bunch of Mexican
soldiers, and / can tell you that there
are few who would want the job.
"A bunch of soldiers arrived here
yesterday and things have been get
ting better ever since"
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Many MexicdnS Killed
In Fight at Cauanea
American Mining Engineer Writes That One
Hundred and Fifty Met Death During
Battle in the POnQuiIIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June 81 z. VII
son. a young mining engineer. superin-
tendent of the Victor Smelling Com
pany's mine at Cananea. Mexico,
has written a letter home under date
Of June 8. describing the recent con-
fict between the Mexican miners and
Colonel Greene's force at the latter's
mines in Cananea, which he witnessed
He says in part:
There have been about 150 Mexicans
killed and ten TO twelve Americans.
Many of us have not slept for. forty
eight hours. The great trouoie mere is
that some OF the Americans get too
excited. Last night things were pretty
lively for about two hours atter .
o'clock. / stood on the Mesa Tor
awhile and 1 could look down and see
the men dropping almost IN all dlrec-
lions. .. l..
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SQ QEO Mt. Pleasant; rooms.
OSO OO bath. cellar, furnace: lot
alone worth the price; . by 80 to
alley.
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Trusty Prisoner Tries to Steal

William Jackson. who was serving a
sentence at the city jail. but who was
deemed to be a ''trusty," was yester-
day allowed to go out by Warden
Chandler to get some clans The man
went to s. +. Dyson & Bro. S store, ana
after plIr chasing a novel left the store
Mr. DYSON retired to the back OF the
. store when jackson re-entered the store
and tried to break into the money
drawer. He ran when discovered by
Lewellyn Dyson He was captured sew
eraI snuaras from the store and taken
10 police headquarters. wheer this morn
ing Justice Cation added three months
TO his sentence
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Real Estate Men Praised.

Il have TO particular sympathy
with real estate SPECTATORS" rsJorteG
Senator GalIinger. but think any Sen
ator who VIII take the trouble 20 cool
himself of by riding on the rapd-tran-
sit cars of this city on a hot evening OF
June day viii feel that we are under
great obligations TO the enterprising
men who nave gone outside and opened
up subdivisions and made II possible 10
have the beautiful homes that we find
within four or five miles OF the Capitol.
'-I do not know how much money they
have made. They deserve to make
money. Their enterprise Is worthy. and
u has done very much to make Wash
ington the beautiful city that Il is"
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WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. JUNE

Nothing new has developed in the
Curtain murder case within the past
twenty-four hours. Harry Meeks, who
has been held at Police Headquarters
for the past two days as a witness, was
Yesterday released from CUSTODY, tne
man Cole, on whose complaint All the
nersons under arrest are held. refusing
10 swear to the warrant which had
been issued against Meeks-
Tho cases Of Stephen Davis and the
women who are still held at the Ponce
HEADQUARTERS win come up IN the cor
poration court Monday next
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PEANUTS IN THE AIR
WHEN R0ASTER BLEW UP

Excitement was created last night
when a gasolene peanut roaster. in
front of Frank Amatos' fruit stand. at
2ol2 Fourteenth street northwest, ex-
ploded and afterward caught FIRE ANA
tos estimated the damage to the ma
chine and his stock. which was scat
tered TO the winds. at 50.
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Sd-000 Great bargain en r. I.
1OOO ave. NV: house cost
5000 to build: rooms. ; bay-win-
dows; automobile shed.
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TREE CLIMBING HORSE
IS MADE TO KISS AUTOS

wINSTED, Conn, June "A New
Yorker who recently purchased a fine
stone-abutted farm near here was OBJ
served by his neighbors trying TO break
his new $500 hackney Of the habit OF
climbing trees. The horse Is filed with
a mortal dread Of his rival. the automo-
bile Every time one chugs into sight
he tries TO get up into the nearest tree
for safety, which embaTraSses his
driver.
The New Yorker came into town to-
day driving at a twenty gait, and said
he had made the tree-climber kiss every
automobile he met IN the road
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DIVORCED SECOND TIME
FROM SAME HUSBAND

CHICAGO. June 9.-For the second
time within the last six years. Mrs
Laura G. Mccormick. wife OF Dr.
Charles Mccormick. president Of 8IcCor-
mick Neurological College. has been
granted a decree OF divorce
Mrs. Mccormick charges that her hus-
band took her into her room and admin
isJer2d punishment, as though she had
been a naughty child At another time
he exclaimed, in the presence Of stu
dents. IF you were man I vvouII
punch your face; as you are a woman
l Will shake you and proceeded to
do It.
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KILLED BY B. & O. TRAIN.

Mangled beyond recognition, the body
Of an unknown cOlored man was found
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad near
the round house at Ivy City last night
about 8 o'clock. The remains are now
at the mo-gue. awaiting Identification
IL possible.
Engineers of several Of the trains
which passed over the road short time
prior to the hour the body was found
were questioned, but none Of them
knew OF a man having been run down
by their engines
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NAE THOMAS DID NOT
SWALLOW DIAMOND
Denies Lawyers Statement That Jewel
Slipped Down Her Throat Be-
cause Of Mumps.

OMAHA, Neb.. June s.-Mae Thomas
nullifed the argument Of her lawyer
that the diamond she is charged with
stealing may have slipped down her
throat unintentionally because her throat
was sore from mumps. by testifying yes
terday that she could not have swal-
lowed the gem at the time because %
her afiiction-
She finally made a positive statement
that she did not swallow the jewel.
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

at O'Clock. The Rev. ]. A. Jeffers, of
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
will conduct the funeral services, and
the interment will be made IN Bethel
Cemetery.
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workingmen to Meet.

A meeting Of wOrkingmen VIII he held
at Odd Fellows Hall, in North COlum-
bus street, when The discussion as to
better wages. better food, and better
clothing will take place
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s1.Oo Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg

S1-35 Berkeley Springs; $2.o0 Cumberland
and return, June 10. Leave Baltimore S
Ohio Station S:05 a m Returning leave
Cumberland s .. m. Berkeley Springs, Z
2. m. Martinsburg D. M, and Harpers
Ferry $40 2. m. same day. Splendid
opportunity for day in the country.
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Stole Watches and Razor.

George Wells. who keeps a store at
the corner Of Queen and Pitt streets, re-
ports to the police that some one enter
ed his house and stole two nickel
watches and a razor.
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NEW STREET COST
STRONGLY OPPOSED
Gallinger and Nelson Ague
District Bill.
PRESENT PLAN CONDEMNED
Senator From Minnesota Enters Pro-
test Against Appropriating Moey
for First Improvements.

In the course Of the discussion f the
District appropriation bill yeserday
afternoon, Senator Nelson of Minnesota
made spirited protest against tn, pres
ent custom Of Congress in appropiating
money for the opening and firt i'm
provement Of new streets in Wishing
ton Senator Nelson said the rue ira
Versed that in operation generallyin the
cities Of the United States, and Forked
an injustice to other citizens ant prop
erty owners and the tav-paying pbIic.
Senator Gallinger. although rather
haIf-heartedly. came 10 the defase of
the system. He promised to gre the
matter consideration when sun i'm
provements were next being con4dered.
The total appropriations for tbs open
ing. grading, and paving of thesestreets
carried by the pending bill, as amended
IN the Senate. is $143, 100
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Owners Donate Land.

Senator GalIInger said the owners of
the property first donated the lnd and
then paid one-half the cost Of tie side
walks He alluded TO the fart that
there are streets in Southeast Washing
ton that had never been paved and said
1t would be an injustice 20 reqrire the
lot owners there ia pay the entire cost,
or even to contribute TO the Ost Of
paving these streets On this point
Senator Nelson agreed very heartily.
Il do not think the rule shoul( apply
in that case" he said. but WHEN per
sons lay out entirely new land that has
never been occupied or used befpe, and
lay II out as mere matter OF specula-
tiou. then 1 think they ought TO bear a
part OF the burden And such a rule
would represS some OF the real estate
speculation that IS so rampant IN this
CffV''
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Northeast and Southeast.
a Sacrifice.

Reduced 20 $50. Owner must real
iZe az once
CHOICE LOCATION
Near 6th and a ne Reduced from
$500. $3.50 refused a short time ago.
stories. cellar; parlor, library,
dining-rOOm. pantry and kitchen on
1st floor; 5 bedrooms and bath on ID;
furnace heat; lot 24x12O; alley.
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nlassachusetts Avenue.

$,50o-A low price for a nice home
on this beautiful ave-; wide parking,
good condition. A pleasant, comfort
able home: bright, open, sunny.
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Fined for DisorderIy Conduct.

Rose Johnson, colored. was arrested
by Policemen Beach and Garvey on the
charge Of disorderly conduct. She was
fined $ in the police court this morning.
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EVERYBODY
TESTIFIES
Nothing But Praises For
ELIXIR BkBEK

The Great Preventative Against
Typhoid Fever and Positive Cure for
Chiils' Fever, Ague. Loss Of Appetite
Btbousness, Dyspeptic Disorders. Head
aches. Pains ir the Back. Side or IArubs.
Is highly endorsed by physicians. nurses
and thousands OF users. Malaria. makes
you weak Babek makes you strong.
Insist on Rabek- Beware OF substitutes
For sale at all druggists. SOC per bot
tie
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50 O00 "A neat 7-room bay
~ wv window dwelling on 18Th
st, near r st; house in frst-cIass
lain tub
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Arion and Alexandria Clubs Meet.

The Alexandria Athletic ClIb and the
Arion Athletic Club of Washington will
cross bats on the old fair grounds this
afternoon at O'Clock.
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A Cheap Corner.

Only 1900: stories; southern and
eastern exposure; between Pa ave.
and A St; 8 rooms; modern plumb
ingi porcelain tub; splendid repair.
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Corner of ATIev

Side windows; 4 rooms deep on .
floors: only $3.50: near 9Th and 3
ne \ WELL-BUILT HOUSE; fur
mace heat; MUST BE SOLD.
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Funeral of Mrs. Dove.

The funeral OF the late Mrs Susan
Dove, which took place from Sharon
Chapel, IN Fairfax county, yesterday
afternoon, was largely attended.
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ou+-of-Toun Ownar

must sell; VIII accept as little as
$3.50; a fun 3-story 9-room brick;
handsome front: a modern house
near 9Th and a SITS. A GOOD LONE.
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Funeral of John T. Harrison.

The funeral of the late John = Fa--
rison will take place from his hon in
North Columbus street, this afl ~ con
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Only $3.50.

Near 4th and 3 ne; ell large
rooms; lot 20x1I0; alley; JUST THE
SECTION FOR A GOOD HOME.
High, healthy convenient
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IA Chean Coruers

S3,s50-Near 7th and Nd ave; 8
rooms and hath; ? bay windows
House in frst-class condition.
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House and Stable.

9Th ST. ne; well built. well ar
ranged; 4 large rooms on each floor;
cellar under entire house; furnace
heat; lot 1S.6x130; alley paved. Cheap
at $3.50.
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Groom House.

each floor; good condition, wide park
ing. House would cost more TO build.
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Hot-Water Heat.

Only S4,50o-Sth st. ne; a weIl-built,
nearly new house; ? stories; cellar.
This is a beautiful home. See IT.
1t will please you
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We VIII Send Our "silver Wagon

For your siIverware and store same IN our
clearinghouse vaults at reasonable cost.
Carriage free Union Trust Co., 14l4 F.
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Baltimore and Return, SI.z5, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Every Saturday and
Sunday. All trains both ways both days,
except Royal Limited
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Northwest.

50 En0 Very central: 3-story.
O1OOO 9-room dwelling. Would
rent for $3.50.
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49, S5r+b and a g p

$685. rooms, cellar, furnace;
splendid condition. electric lights.
Lot 1s.3x136. Alley.
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A Treat That's Enjoyed.
&C. & S. Pure Cream Ice Cream. Drug
gists'.
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81 n00 "A select square south
fSOOO of 7: well built; rooms
and bath Lot IS.6 by 75; alley.
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Sc n00 "A corner on NJ St, east
O5OOO Of 7th; rooms Very
choice location.
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Near Library.

S. 5.00O-Modern S-room dwelling;
stories, cellar, furnace. tiled bath.
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a S. Z. Near FOURTH.

rooms, all large; many large
closets; beautifully papered; lot 19x
10. Alley.
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SI 0EN st ST. bet 1st and n.
FSA ~ Capitol; S rooms and
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| 50 I0n Near 7th and S; bay
OSTOO window brick; rooms.
bath: CELLAR few so well Constructed.
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81 Ln0 9Th st; s rooms. bath;
O1OOO lot "a by IS. Rents. so.
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81 000 % st. near 7th: brick.
- w s rooms, and BATH q
good place 70 live
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81 QEO A well-built bay-win-
$50 OO dow brick, with cellar:
furnace; IS feet wide. on a lettered
St, south Of R.
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Rrown-stona pwelIiur.

Near East Capt. ST. $3.50; reduced
from $1,000: rooms a very hand
some house
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81 Cnn West OF 18th. on
f1 OOO wide, open street; well
planned; ( rooms on a floor; 2 stair
ways; rear porches; lot 1Sx90; this
house was built 10 sell for 5000;
s., 900 once loaned on II.
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50 Q00 Near 1oth and o; bay
| OSOOO window brick Z rooms
] and bath: 8 feet fret.
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Northeast and Southeast.

$4,000 ms 5s room on sFtf61 s5tf55. on an5I. sth
out-of-town owner; must sell.
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50 E00 p st. near 5th: neat
OS)OO bay-Tind0W brick: 6
rooms and bath
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Bargains Bargains
LOW-Priced Houses
HOrneS=InVeStmentS
Northwest.

81 000 Nearly new: west OF
OSOVV 7th st. 2 stories, cellar;
s rooms and bath. furnace heat. A
real nice home.
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50 E00 18th st. nearly new:
OIOOO 2 stories; cellar. recep-
ton hail, furnace heat, cabinet man
tels; room for stable.
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A Qn0 Between 18th and 18th
7SOOO st: south Of s; brick;
rooms; lot 20xI11: alley.
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zLROADS.
IVES SHORE
=RAIL,ROA D.

Trains - -SAAtIAtA-A 1<>A4A4o n s-~-A~
ntes ssi0n, New Yors, as a,soWs, ana fifteen MIN
Terminal atsttasa [osa eses ". A2d streeSs n
ss5 s1n; :; r depot 1t jersey G.ts:-
Cornwall, NeRbnrgh. KinEsJan and Abang.
''iu I9oa a; N daily. Albany and iaIermedats sl4-
a; IL u2o a. N, daily. except sunday. for High.
LAKE MoSonts Mese l Point; Kingston, New PAssa,
and UTICA s~--%
kse aa + n, CsnieagO sasg Express. daily.
Niseayys: NiSsay: qS5aa; Fs sgEacgse ReShesssr 5nfao.
and St. Louis % arrsys Gsysiasd Si.a D Detroi cniegs
next nSas afternoon. Dining car attashed a. King
B. s.45 P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for Can.
gers, Highland Falls. West Point, Cornwall
New hhewbprgh ans inteSmediatO stations to II
s.SS %.r. {. NJ: chieago ana ST. Louis Limited.
RoohesteT M Buso Sagara ntifs Fans. sEEss1ss Ss.
9 p Detreit, Cleveland: Chicago and St, louis
Ttea, syracuse. KoohesfsrD BuffsIo' 0 MASS sSs
Falls, Hamilton. Toronto, Detrcit and s.
s.l5 P. NJ. daily. for Albany, East Uties,
Syracuse, Rochester, Bpffalo. Niagara Falls
A. 5. leaves Brooklsn ANNEX
jersey a f1qs5 III, n 4 r. F. sfatiaS:P aas F. n
A. + li,so 4. n; 3; 4Sas ?. N.
fsis $50, 500 :soS and and iIss p M T..
Newburgh Locals:-ss.20 A. NJ. S10.e9 A n
+l215 P. NJ. '4.4s P. NJ, $40 P. II.
Kingston Local:-s1.o0 P. n.
sDaily. Sundays only. 4 Except Sunday.
Pullman Sleeping Cars for Albany, Utics,
Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FSllsS
Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago and St. Loui. On
s Westcott's Express checks baggage through
TO destination. For cab or carriage. 'phono
800 2sth.
For tickets. tine-tsoies. parlor ana sleepins
car accommodations or information apply ef
offices;-Brookyn. Nos. sss. s4s, 72s Fuitt !
street. Annex office foot Of Fulton street;
New York City. Nos. 14s, $50. e7S, 1915 Broad.
way; No. 275 West One Hundred a1d Twenty
Afth street. and at stations.
A. II. SMITH. General GaAager.
c. q. LAMBERT Gen'i Passenger AgehG. :
Room 2o4. Transit Building. c. Forty-sacena
street. New YORK. --sw@rE9
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ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.

About 10000 pounds Of hay, at....
About l4,000 pounds of straw, at. -.
About 10000 pounds of salt hay, att.
About /, 800 bushels of oats, at......
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Children Teething

sdrs. Winalow's Soothing Syrup should
faays be used for children teethiag. r;
eAes the child, softens the guns al
l1s al psiny cures wind collie, and IS the
III ssmsdy for aiarrhoea Twenty-fye
Rsa A Aattia4 ..s.azA Ass1az u 4 aza!zssAs4aasn
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adopted by the following vote on call
for tho ayes and nays
Commissioner Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President HaucI
Nays---None.
The Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks presented the follow
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:
Notice is hereby given that the fourth
accounting OF the subscriber, William 5.
Voorhees,, exeG-tor and trustee under tho
last Will and testament Of Nelson s. HibS
bier. deceased viii be audited and seated
BY the register OF the prerogative court.
and reported for settlement to the ordinary
Of the state Of New Jersey, at the state house,
in the city Of Trenton, county of Mercer, on
TUESDAY, THE TENTH DAY or APRIL,
A. d NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIN
Dated March 3. 1906.
WILLIAM S. VOORHEES,
Executor and Trustee.
WILLIAM G. BUMsTEAD
FxoctoTs
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1907. STANDARD OF COST.


for ninety9 percen OF
per
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can ordinance for the relief Of
Andreas Zeuner. in the construction of
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Section 6. That all cost and expenses
incident to the introduction. passage and
publication of this ordinance shall be
paid for by the applicant for same; and
such amount therefor. as is estimated
by the Clerk of this Board to be neces-
sary shall be deposited with that officer
on demand.
Commissioner Nolan moved that the
ordinance be now placed on final pas
sage.
Carried.
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MHEN you look around the house, do you
find your home cozy, comfortable and
snugly furnished, or has it that cheerless and
uninviting appearance? Our furniture is the
right Sort it is strongly made, artistically1
constructed, and you'll find it built to last q
netime Your grandma will tell you so.
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BOARD OF STREET AND WATER COMMISSIONERS
Of
Aprl9 al o o'clock NJ.
Nolan, President Hauck
rRO
N
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It was adopted by the following vote
on a call for the ayes and nays:--
es-Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauek.
Nays-None.
The President declared that the ordin-
ance had passed
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following ordinance WAS received.
given its first reading and tabled under
the rules
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We CHARGE NOT ONE EXTRA PENNY FOR CREDIT
$135 ard $3.50 Administer Carpets, 05C.

Alexander Smiths Famous Administer Carpets beautfur
'coors and attractive patterns with without borders
match suitable for parlo library sitting sIsy
and sI5o per yard at csc.
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On motion the Board adjourned.
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JOHN MULLINS & SONS
Newark Ave. and Grove ST.
RATLROADS
>-o.oc~~~~-o-~--,
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

In effect April s, 1906.
Trains leave JERSEY CITY as follows:
FOR THE WEST.
SIS A. NJ. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
I1.14 A. M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
lila NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LINZ
TIED.
2.14 p. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
4.14 p. III. PENNSYLVANIA SPEC
TAI, is hours to Chicago
5.15 p. Nj. CHICAGO LIMITED.
91s p. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.45 p. NJ. ST. LOUIS EMPRESS.
S.14 p. Nj. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
S.44 p. NJ. CLENE. AND ClNClN-
NATI EXPRESS.
1918 P. NJ. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND The SOUTHe
For Baltimore and Washington at
*SlT. S.44. *9.45. *1O16, *11.16 a. M;
1244' *1.I4, 2.34. *3.44, s346, $40
1926. *6.14. 9.44 P. NJ; 1880 night
Sunday. S.44, 1915, &11.16 A. M; 12.44
Il. IA. &3.44. *3.46, *445, *5.25. #6.14
GA p. NJ. 1890 night.
Southern Ry.-1.14, 3.46. 40 P. NJ
1890 night daily.
Norfolk & Western Ry.-3.46 P. NJ,
Atlantic Coast Line.-9.45 A. NJ
: g. & 8. Ry.Gs.17 A. N. weekdays;
525 P. NJ daily.
Seaboard Air Line-12.3O A. NJ,
1914 P. NJ daily
*Dining Car.
w. w. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD,
Gen'l Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. w. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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Nor1cE oF sETrLEMENr.

PRERoGAT1vE COURT OF THE STATE or
NEW JERSEY.
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the right of the city to so amend or re
yoke, and while the privileges. accorded
are for the bene6t of the said Colgate "
Co. the city hereby further reserves the
right, at any time, during the life of this
other applicants, and in so doing permit
and require the use in common of the
afore described tracks or any portion of
them.
All work herein authorized and re-
quired is to be performed and main-
tanned under the supervision and to the
satisfaction of the proper city officers,
and the operation of such tracks to be
subject to such reasonable regulations as
til city authorities may desire to estab-
lish
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GEO. r. BoUToy.
~. Clerk
The Jersey City news., 1906-04-30

On motion recess was taken for ten
llOl minutes.
On reassembling all the members of
the Board were present.
On motion the reading of the minutes
of regular meeting, held on Monday,
April 2, 1903, was dispensed with, and
they were approved as engrossed.
The Jersey City news., 1906-04-30
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.

From the Board of Finance
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board March IS, 1906, and approved by
the Mayor April 3, 1906
Resolved, That the Observer be and it
is hereby designated as one of the Off
cial papers of this city, and all notices,
all department Of the city, required by
law to be published in an official paper,
are hereby directed to be published in the
Observer.
The rate Of compensation to be paid
to said paper to be the same as that to
other official papers Of the city.