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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-02
BY SEMI.PRO.

The board of directors of h City
League held a hurry-up meeting last
night to act on the possibility OF the
Tigers of vailsburg and the Newark A.
A. playing their league game next sun
day at Wiedenmayer's Park. The a
voted not to allow any teams to play
a league contest away from their W
grounds. The Tigers, of course, con-
sented to the arrangement, because
fhev had not fully decided to play the
game at wiedenmayer's Park. The
game will now be played on the
Tigers new ground at South Orange
avenue and Boylan street Sunday AFTER
noon.
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Fiye-year -Old Son of 500
Todd Training at OlymH
Park.
BY WALTER 3. ERLHR.

Mount Morris is training at dc
Park track a very trim pacinte
that looks like the goods. WIFE
has as yet went no fast miles til.
son, she has repeatedly steppeF-
ters In 80 seconds. and does it ids
that attracts the attention of I'LL
birds. She Is reported to havder
2:20 in her work during the pta
son. 1t is Mounts present intd t,
60 along slowly with her and he
In shape to take a whirl outh'
pumpkin" shows in the fall. knI
from what she IAN show thusE Il
the season. she ought to do
bunch of speed by the time shehke
to take the lid" Off. This 1
called Nanette, and is owned ZINE
Sickley. of Springfield. She Wire
by Dukers. a producing son hg'
Bird, by Jay Bird, dam Jessie d51
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There was considerable open work In
the first two rounds, Maloney rushing
matters, but he was often stopped with
Smiths chopping right and hooks to the
jaw. Maloney, however, insisted on
carrying the fight to the Jersey light
weight and redeemed up Smiths kidneys
in clinches. Both exchanged right
swings in the third, and toward the end
Tommy seemed to have received the
worse punishment.
Maloney displayed wonderful recuper-
alive powers in the fourth round, and
Smith tried to stop him with short
hooks to the stomach. The New Yovk
boy would fight hard in clinches. but
the fine condition of Smith saved him
from getting weakened. They had
another even session in the fifth.
Maloney sent in right and left swings
to the jaw, and at the bell they ex-
changed swings.
Howard kept pegging away at Maloney's
colnmissary department in the sixth, end
did most of the leading. In the eighth
both boys took a hard lacing and, urged
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NOTICE OF INTENTION-Board OF street anu
Water commissioners 49,.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by tne
Hoard Of Street and Water Commissioners or
the City of Newark. at a mseting ne.o .nS
nv tn Mayor Of the City of Newark On
rTa twenty-eighth day Of May. lsDs. pup-
lie notice Is hereby given that II Is the ilten-
zion N the Board OF Street and water COM,
missioners of the City of Newark, under ana
by virtue Of provisions Of the act entilieo;
IAN act to revise and amend the charter 81
the CITY OF Newcrk." approved March II. 1901,
and supplements thereto. and the ect crsas,nk
RE posrd OF street and Water commissioner
~ the CITY Of Newark, approved Aercn -
Iea1 and ether public laws or the STATE y
New Jersey. TO order and cause tne nsssins o'
the idewalks on the following streets;
ROSE STREET.
,-,, R.rren street to Chadwick avenue.
SOUTH TENTH STREET
| fr,r Rose terrace 10 Skinkie street.
WEST ROSE STREET.
from Rergen street to Bremen street
CENTRAL M
from, South Fourteenth street to South SIX
OUTH TWELFTH STREET
frar, Thtrtaenth avenue to Central svenue-
SOUTH EIGHTEENTH STREE
from south Orange avenue to Eleventh avenue,
together with all the appurtsnances necessary
I" such nersons as may object thereto are re-
uuested to present their oh1ections IN "nths
10 the clerk OF said Board. at the ofnee OF m
Roard of Street and Water Commissioner. Cit.
Taii Newark, on or before the expiration u
six days from date Of thH nouce. 49, va,a,
Rr direction OF the Board of street ana NaAe'
cammIssioners OF the City OF Newark
S"n1 M. r. SHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark. n. J.. May IS. 1900. myss-bt
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF 1NrrNrroN-soard Of street :

NOTICE OF 1NTENTroN-Board of Street ana
Water Commissioners.
Board OF Street end Water Commissioners OF
the city Of Newark. at a meeting held the
by the Mayor OF the City Of Newark on the
twenty eighth day OF May, 1909, public no.
tics a. u hereby s,vsn that j. e the Intention
ers Of the city OF Newark. under and BY virtus
Of provisicns Oh the act entitled AN Act to
q Newark" approved March iith. 1857. and
supplements thereto. and the act creating
the Board = Street and Water commissioneTs
1891. and other public laws Of the State Of
New Jersey. TO order and cause the opening and
CUSTER AVENUE,
from Chadwick avenue to Seymour avenus
s SHOWN e public oa 4 't msp on ct s sls " the e. a shs sane II ts e
Chief Engineer and designated as No. 1880.
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
Board. Of Street and watsr Comlnissioners
''i By q affection re Hass q sF' K. d1 Board q 'n u a sirsss and
~'''' commissioners 4 4. IL 4. ~ sAs 8 hssfsl
Newark, y. J.. May IS, 1908. myas-5t
OFFICE of the Chief Engineer Of the BOARD Of
Street and Water Commissioners Of ths City
Notice-The final estimates for the following
contracts Will be presented to the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners OF the City of
ing hs~s on r tSn ssssO. june 49, g. isSs. rs sssmssn ms ssis
and S:30 p. M. Wig For the construction Of the
FOURTH STREET SEWER.
between Sixth avenue and Park avenue;
PEARL STREET AND CHAPEL COURT
SEWER.
between WI Wi,1is Y6s Street v sas w,gassR syyE s streets
between s Hfns ssIsst sf rad errg sE%5 street
from William street to Springfield avenue;
PROSPECT STREET SEWER,
from Market street to Ferry street;
NEVADA STREET SEWER,
from Marshall street southerly;
ALYEA STREET BWE
from Hsnsler street to Paterson street.
All objections 70 the payment OF said eet-
mates must be filed in this ONCE In writing
O'Clock r. m
NORRIS r. sHuRRERD.
chitf EhEtnser,
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Newark, n. J. May IT. 1s3
you arc hereby required TO return the total
value of your personal property as held % tbs
twentieth day OF MAY, 10 the Board OF Aseest-
ment and Revision Of Taxes. AZ their once y.
June next. and in no case will any abatement
be made for Indebtedness or TOR properly x13cn
unless the law is strictly compiled with. -
return Is not made under oath and acc9r1zn9
sonai nropeffv according to their tudEndcrf<
from which no arrssl. can e taken
rrss.dent Board q AHespn1nt ~ Eeyeiet =
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ST. MICHAEL'S WON
THEIR FIRST GAME.
pARocHIAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAME TODAY.

The good pitching of Mack, Of the st.
Mlchaeis yesterday against the Columbia
BOYS put his fellow players in the ~
column" The game was fine. Tn vlctoIs
gathered but six hits of Sheridan, ana tne
losers but four from Mack The score:
st Michaers..O 0 0 l Q % -
ST. Columba's0 ] ! 2 0
Batteries-Mack andd GRIMM Sne
and IgOe.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, IS; Brooklyn, 2.
Chicas go, 8; Cincinnati. 3 40 innings).
st. Louis at Pittsburg: wet grounds.
Games Today.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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NOTICE OF rNTENTIOS-Board OF Street ana
Water Commissioner.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
BOARD Of street and Water commissioners q
the City of Newark. at a meeting ne,a snS
fwenty-seventh day of May, 1908. and approves
hS ,he Mayor Of the City Of newark on my
twentv-eirhth day of May, 1909. public nouce v
hereby given that 1t 10 the intention OF the boaIo
~ street and Water Commissioner OF the yity
~ Newark. under and by virtue OF proNisions
~ the act entitled LAP act TO revise ano
ennand the charter Of the City Of Newark. ap-
proved March II, 1851. and supplements mere.
10 and the act creating the Hoard OF street
and Water Commissioners Of the CITY OF Mn
avs ~ the State OF New Jersey. to order ana
cause the vacation of a triangular strip OF iano
situated on and being a part OF
CUSTER AVENUE
- ax+.rssne from Chadwick avenue to Sey-
niour avenue as the same is shown on 2 map
on nle in the office OF the Cniei hhs'ne1r -
S,ch nersons as may object theretp are re-
onestea 10 present their objections II writin1
70 the clerk OF said Board. at the of1fe or ynS
| Roard az Street and Water Commissioners, CITY
Hail Newark, on or before the exrfation o.
~ dav< from, date Of this notice.
| Commissioners Of the city q Ees!ara4-
,sAaA-A II nAs n aanAN nrza.nt
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10 nc :. ~ Then shortly after the Grays punched out two and we didn't come
s suN tbs4r rot Immediately. We wore studying things nut and realized that
Y9 - - IS noth half over. 81 we pick ed our runs up, n al a time. put
me me s sha zane In h tangled "skeins class in the sixth Then began arenark-
IN ms a tr Via philadelphia Jack OBren might term" Individual supre-
ame satyeen rronin FIRST and then Lavender and or W Jack Fnn
MAJ rnn, u.aa.ohe hem both and seemed to be more and more # a puzzle as the
Z rm a o LII on While the Tigers began TO get restless and W the offerings
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INTERFERE WITH
KLINE AND GUARINI BOUT
But NeWarkerS See Howard Smith Shade Maloney,
Who Is to Fight Welsh--kl Fight to Be
Staged SOOn-- johnson and Kaufman Sign.

~ YHEN the Newark sports who travelled Manhattan
ward last night to see Patsy Kline fight Young
w Guarini at the Long Acre Club, were disappointed
in that, because the police interfered, they went to the
Brown A. C. and raw a good mill between Howard
Smith, of Elizabeth, who trained with Kline, and my
Maloney. They got their moneys worth, for /
was a corking ten-round affair.
Smith had a sh ade on Maloney, who is picked to give
Freddy Welsh a good argument. The shade was only
slight, as Maloney demonstrated he can assirilate pun
ishment. He Dor ed in all the time, too After the sew
enth round Howa I'd started to do a little forcing and got
home some good right swings to the jaw and wicked
hooks.
1t was the Sc cond meeting of the two. the other
bout going six rounds at the National A. c. 1t looks
as If a twenty ound bout would be the only distance
for them. Both w aked from the ring with no noticeable
marks and received a big ovation.
The delegation of Newark fans who went to the
Long Acre expec ting to see Patsy Kline get in action
h. The Elizabeth boy stung Maloney with swings and
uppercuts that r ocked Tommy, but Smith had no fin
Yorker all du ring the early periods forced the mill
nent without a m urmur. He had a bad habit of using
h and was warned several times by Referee Bill Brown.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board OF Street ano
water Commissioners -.

OF INTENrIoN-Board OF Street sno
water Commissioners -.
purs,iant 10 p resolution adopted BY tns
1osrd or Street and Wster Commissioners OF
the City OF Newark. at a meeting nsla ans
twenty-seventh day Of May, 1909. and agprossc
by the Mayor of tbs city OF Nems Iie
on the twenty-eighth day Of May. lsus. punas
nottce IN hereby given that It II the intentlon
Of the BOARD Of Street and Water Ccmmisslon.
ers Of the City Of Newark. under ano oy slrtts
N provisions OF the act entitled An Act.o
revise ana Amend the Charter OF the ny
~ newark" approved March l1th. 1891. nc
sunniements thereto. and the act creating tns
BOARD Of Street and Water Commissioners
ne CITY Of Newark, approved March 18TH lss-
ana othei public laws Of the state OF NSn
Jersey 20 orde- and cause the vacation OF ths
triansuiar strip OF land at the intersection OF
Market street and Ferry street located a. lol.
lows: Extending 6.55 feet on Market street. sd
Ssef IN the new northeriy line OF Ferry street
and os ~ feet on the old northerly line OF ferry
straat as located from deed, according 70 a
map on file In the once or the Nhei 6ne"
and designated as NO. 1est.s.
such persons as may object thereto are -.
+, ot,ssted 10 present their objections IN writine
10 the Clerk Of said Board. At the once oi tns
Rosrd OF Street and Water commissioner
Cifv Hail. Newark. on or before tne exph~
tto1 of siI days from date OF this notice
Nv o,rectiop Of the Board OF Street and Ws1e
camm,ssioners Of the City Of Newark
NJ. r. SHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
NAuark y j., May g. 1903. myzs-st
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WIN FIRST EXTRA
INNING GAME OF SEASON
Go Into First Division as ReSult--If Montreal Loses
and BengalS Win, a Tie for Third Place with
ROYALS Viii Be Reward Meyers the Hero.
BY JAMES M. GOULD.

~ E broke a season record yesterday besides WIN
W. ming the first 1909 Newark Providence game, for,
w II you will look back over the games played 50
FAR q will see tn at our victory over the Grays was inc
ers game we have won hat has gone beyond the nihe
nNlNs ~ p,sa,o- but we hadn't won out. so yesterday
800 with its cons equent result of our moving up "a .s
1rst division. was doubly sweet. To tell the tIulh' -
~. s,raars we're a little more troublesome than was
exneeted. though Cronin has always been a marc :
sraYark 20 heat. Yet they made him quit yesterday, ana
the q with the eoored name, Lavender TOOK MS p"'e
.nd took the loss Oh his broad shoulders.
In our winning games this season II mas neen nore ~
49,. ao,d he enemy. but yesterday was an exception 10
lH4 hrnke auav with a run and then we
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CITY ApvERTIsEMENrs.
NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board Of Street IN
Water Commissioner

NOTICE ON INTENTIoN-Board Of Street ana
p,rs,ert ao : Sssolns,on saopted nv ths
r,ns-d ~ street. ,nd Watar rnmnfsrioneru az
the CITY 81 Newark. Al : meefinr hsId tie
tyenty-seventh dav Of May. 1900. and approved
~ ~ Msva- ~ ths Tify Of Eewsrk On the
fwentv-efrbth dey of Nav 1909. public notice
IL hsreb1 efven that IL "a tbs fnten-
tim ~ the Hoard of Street and water CONF
rntsssoners of fhe city ~ NeWark. under and
Nv virfr,s ~ nrovfsions of the act entitled.
sAn srS 70 revise and amend the charter of
the r;tv az Nexrark :" Approved March III fWF,
and sr,nniements thereto. and the act creating
sbs Rosrd ~ street and water Commissiouerp
~ the rtsv n Newark. approved March "a,
ieat ana other public AVS OF the State oe
New Jersey. to order ard cause the paving and
,ro,, snr,pg street 10 ogden street With oblonr
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BOSTON, Tune Tommy Murphy, o.
az ruin Il Boston. In twelve rounds at
the Xrmory Athletic Association last night
n 1 fast and hard-foueht light Up 70
fhe seyenth round honorH were about eVenl
sitbourh 8sldvfn showed the effects OF
tie MN York boys cross punshtA
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LEAGUE REC0.

Yesterdsy,s Results.
Philadelphia, L; Boston, 0 III inni1.
Boston. l; Philadelphia, 0.
New York, 4; Washingt 0
Washington, Q; Nefork, 0.
Games Today.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at W&ington.
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EXCITING GAMES
IN NORTHERN JUNIOR.
northern Junior Leasue standing

IT.
The Northern Junior League had nve
games in Branch Brook Park YESTERDAY
afternoon, The sixth game was heid IN
V%ailsburg, that between the Lincoln anu
Newton Street schools.
The results were; puu
lincoln -. o o 2 0 l Q l 90 .
Newton St.. 8 S Q 0 2 ! 8 x-H % .
Batteries-Kearney and French; Lefk"-
WITT and Bozza.
R.H.E
n. Seventh st 0 0 0 3 o-5 5 8
thirteenth Av / 5 2 0 0 l 0 Q x-s IL 4
Batteries-Kurnioh and Lewis; Moriach
and Hallet.
R.H.R
g ssgssto ST Sv.. sisIS5sSsss ! !
Batteries-Purley and Meyers; potoi ana
Sibeiia.
R.H,E.
Central Ay; sSssSSSsS !!
Batteries-Fairbanks and Krieth; san
nier and Orphin.
snllaisseff ST. ST. 90 Sn o-@ e
Batteries-Pidoux and panHs; sesie'
warren St. i
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yEnsss| a).ss...ig5ShS95s--5 i
Battsries-Rose and Allen; Paci ane
Parkinson.
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$1,000 A YEAR
FOR CHARITY.
HERE
-..-

Ordinances were passed by the
city council last night appropriat
ing $1,000 per annum for the work
of the Associated Clarifies re.
quiring the disinfecting of rags and
cast-off clothing offered for sale
in stores or shops; licensing
plumbers and regulating the plumb
ing business.
Resolutions were adopted as fol
lows: By Funk-Calling for the
paving of the Mission avenue
bridge roadway; calling for better
car service and the inauguration
of night v"owl" cars as run in 9TH
er cities.
By Lambert-To have the engi
neer make a sketch and estimate
the probable cost of concrete
bridge across Hangman creek at
Sixth avenue in the place of the
present high trestle.
By Nelson-To have the city en-.
gineer's office prepare plans for
building sewer system in that
part Of the Fourth and Fifth wards
north of Montgomery avenue and
south of Lidgerwood. ~
By Schiller-To have the, board
of public works notify the tele'
phone and telegraph companies to
remove their poles from Riverside
avenue as son after January l as
possible. The Washington Water
Power Co. has agreed to REMOVE
its poles on the avenue on that
date.
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BANDIT HAS
P0L|CEFRANT|C
SIX HoLDUPS, AND HE ELUDES
THE POLICE WITH
EASE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-
Farther away than ever from a
clew, the police of this city are in
a desperate battle with single
handed bandit murderer, who has
baffled every effort at capture, and
laughed sneeringly in the face OF
afficers since December 4. Last
night he committed another rob-
berry, the boldest of his REGARD.
While. two detectives were march
ing up and down in front of the
Cleason-courneen drug store, twice
robbed by the bandit the outlaw
entered the Charlotte candy store,
two doors away, held up the place
and escaped.
Following is his record up to
date
December 4, $50 p. m.-Entered
Gleason Courneen drug store, 1882
Market. street, holds up E. H. Glea-
son, robs him of $50 and escapes.
December A. 10:0i p. NAT
tempts TO hold up David B. Green
in his drug store at Franklin and
Turk streets; frightened away by
screams of Green's wife. firing shot
as he runs upthe street.
December 4, 1904 p. m.-Dashes
into Burns Hannah baths, Eddy
near Foss. kills w. H. Schneider,
night manager, without attempting
to rob him.
December 4, 1910 p. m.-Fleeing
from the scene of the Schneider
killing, encounters William l..
Hawkins, private detective, at Ellis
and Van Ness, grapples with him,
is disarmed by Hawkins, but es-
capes his captor, disappearing in
the vicinity of Willow avenue and
Van Ness.
December II, $40 p. m.-Enters
Gleason-C ourneen drag store, holds
up DR.. Henry holland rebs him of
5000; pursued by eyewitnesses of
the holdup and by Policeman Gay
lord, runs down Market to City Hall
avenue. thence in the vicinity of
Grove and Van Ness, where he dis
appears.
December IA. 8 p. m.-Enters
Chariot candy store, 1886 Market
street, draws revolver. attempts to
hold UP Mrs. Irene Floris. but takes
flight before getting any money.
The bandit has sent a number of
letters and postal cards to the
police. haunting them.
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STRIKE FUND IS
HEAVILY TAXED
'--~ NOW

with the officials of the railroads
involved in the strike of the switch
mems union declaring that he
strike Is over SO far as their inter
ests are concerned, more than
10000 of the strikers are still
standing pat on their demands and
are confident of success. A meet
ing will he held by the local switch
mems union this afternoon for the
purpose of further discussing plans
for carrying on the fight. 1t seems
to be the general impression that
the railroads will finally sicken of
the work of their substitute switch
men and arbitrate the existing
troubles to get the switchmen to
return to wrok. ....
Many of the strikers in Spokane
are declared to be already in strait
ened circumstances and the strike
fand of the union has already been
heavily taxed TO furnish the strik-
efs with monev for necessities of
life during their idlness. Severed
cars were derailed in the North
ern Pacific yards here last night
because of misunderstanding of
signals given by some of the mex
per1enced men put to work in the
places of the strikers, it is de
clared.
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TWO YOUNG PRISONERS ~
MI K AM ESCAPE

mot believed by Mr.. Clifford. who is
confident. that confedefate Sc
cured a key from some source with
whieh.to open the gigantic lock and
the way to freedom. 49,; !;
There is only one key ia the
door and Mr.. Clifford Estates, it did
not go out of his Possession yes.
|'terday. The probation officer Wis
tied the boys at 2 o'clock yester.
day afternoon and locked the door
upon leaving.
: Abnet was in the probation ward
for petty thieving. while Kelley,
only 13 years old, Is a hardened of
fender, an escape from the Chehalis
training school being among his adj
ventures. Upon his escape from
the state institution, the youngster
declares that he, lived in this city.
roaming the streets, for five weeks
before he returned to his mother.
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A FINE INCREASE
In CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE ISL.

The present membership of the
chamber of commerce is $50, which
is very fine increase for the year.
At the annual meeting January
at s p. m. five trustees for the
coming year will be chosen and a
general plan of action for the year
outlined --.--
Fifteen trustees govern the cham
Der and five of these are elected
each year. Nominations are made
on the night of the annual meeting,
and election is by choice of those
present and by proxy of the absent
members.
A banquet will be served in the
dining hall at 6:15 on the evening
of the annual election. The dinner
will be served at 81 per plate, and
there will be good music during
the feast.
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MAY CUT PERIOD
OF MAINTENANCE

The question of the reduction of
the 10 year maintenance bonds for
street paving to five years will be
considered at a meeting of the city
council as committee of the
whole next Tuesday night. Many
property owners have been urging
the councilmen to cut the main
tenance period. and Councilmen
Lambert and Dalke expressed will
lingness last night to accept the
shorter term bond. -
Some members Of the city coun-
Gil are still interested in the ques-
ton of municipal paving plant, at
least for repairs, and it is probable
that this matter will come up at
the same time.
Petrolithic paving was ordered
last night by the city council for
Eighth and Ninth avenues, Walnut
to Maple streets, and on Walnut
and Maple from Eighth to Ninth
avenues.
Brick paving was ordered for
Howard street from the o. r. & NJ
tracks to Spofford avenue.
Lincoln street, Fifth to Seventh;
was also ordered paved.