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BBBYPBBABENBW
IN PROGRESS
Culminating Event of Asbury
Park’s Carnival Takes
- Plaoe Today.
OREAT CROWD OF SPECTATORS
*■ &*»■ ■ s !_
BEAUTIFUL PRIZES TO BE WON
BY THE YOUNGSTERS SELECT
ED BY THE JUDGES.
(Special to "The Jersey City News.")
ASBUBY PARK, Aug. 31, 1905.—
This is tbs day for the annual baby par
ade. The same general plans which have
beau successfully carried out in past sea
sons prevail again, except that a few im
provements iu prizes, formation of the
parade and in decorative features have
... gone into effect. Hundreds of decora
tive exhibits with little children in at
tendance are in line.
The special committee in charge of this
gear's event includes Hiram Walton and
7
J. J. Donnell. Claude E. Guerin will be
grand niarahai, and Walter T. Hubbard,
lieutenant marshal. Tlie assistant mar
shals include Frank L. Tuttle. William
Conger. Charles Kook. J. Otto Rhome.
Bit -
J. M. Coles. Edward M. Hope. Howard
:t -..Shafer, J. S. Adrian, Ernest Mirns and
X - .Harry DeBow Barnes.
e * ■ v In all contests the decorations and sub
? jsct thanes and the costumes worn by
these taking part are to be considered by !
the judges. The enly provision as to the j
aga of children entered is that they must j
be under 15 years old. They may be any j
age under that. Babies have ocecasien
aUy been shown only ten days old, but
the bringing of very young infants into
the show is not encouraged, for iu sev
eral instances youngsters exhibited dur
ing the second week after their birth
have taken sick and died soon after the
parade.
A contestant eligible to the parade was
elifsde to any division except the divi
"jt a for twins and triplets, but the divi
sion selected bad to be named on the en
try book. When there was a pronounced
disregard of divisional distinctions, how
ever, or a failure to record the division
selected on the entry blank, the grand
marshal decided the division the contest
ant should enter.
To prevent late eemers from disorgan
ising the work the judges were permitted
to declare any contestant ineligible who
was aot at the Auditorium, where the
start was made, at half-past 2 o’clock,
tttSefcf idJLAites before the starting time.
' The judges will award blue, red, yel
low, lavender and white ribbons to the
sneeeaaful coatee tarns, and the last color
iMRlrss "me carnival committee cups.
The first grand prize will be the sterling
silver loving cup presented by the Burr
Mclktssh Publishing Company of New
York. This trephy will be awarded by
the supreme judges, and the recipient
ul not be eligible for any divisional
prize. The 1996 parade will be the lar
gest in the history of these baby pa
geants, for already the number of young
sters representing high water marks in
the antries of former seasons have been
left far behind by this year’s registra
tions.
The baby parade never fails to draw
from T5,900 to lObfOO© spectators. An
bnmense grandstand has been erected for
about 6,000 of these in front of the
Quean's court, which is located on the
sedan aide of Ocean avenue, facing Sun
set Lake. Ocean avenue ihas been roped
off over its entire length vand carpeted
■o that the youngsters andAtheir attend
ants may walk along the route free from
the contaminating soil. The onlookers
have arrayed themselves - in rows fifteen
•nd twenty deep along the boardwalk,
extending over the brickwalk ‘and perch
ing upon seats beyoDd, whilelevery van
tage point, such as the windows of near
by hotel* and even the telegraph poles,
are overflowed with a mass of humanity.
BRiVINR CLUBS* MATINEE.
The matinees of the New i York Driv
\ farg Otob heWWtfcO Empire VCity track,^
’ \are decidedly increasing in "popularity,,
ft>pth with Its members and friends; the
mineral public is also extended a hearty
* . LACKAWANNA'S LOW RATES
| Lw Angeles and Pacific Coast points
ane return $143.70. Tickets on aale
daily* Batutu limit alas montka.
Banning time tour da fa. Only one'
ehange of earn New York to California.
Baggage ckecked and (Pullman reserva
tions mads through to'destination.
Mexico City and return*.$116.60
Denver, Oel„ and return*... 80.00
Hot Springs, Ark., and return... 86.66
Pheenlx, Arte., and return. ..... 118.70
Galveeten, Texas, and return. ... 70.00
Ban Antonis, Texas, and return. 76.86
Deming, N^’fitbx.. and return.. 82.10
Now Orleans, La., and return... 66.00
Ambr «e Agents, or address,, C. P.
Barrett, D. P. A., No. 748 Broad street.
Newark, N. 3., tor Pullman tickets and
forth* informs Item ^
HUB CLOTHIERS,
-227-229 Broadway cor. Barclay Street,
Opposite Astor House, N. Y.
have consolidated their No. Sixth avenue branch with their main store, NOS.
227-229 BROADWAY, which has been enlarged and greatly improved. Your
close inspection of an immense stock of
MEN’S,¥00THS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
IS CORDIALLY INVITED.
HUB CLOTHIERS, 227-229 Broadway, N. Y.
welcome to all the meetings ami they
evidently appreciate and enjoy the sport,
as the attendance last 'Saturday was the
largest this season.
Several new horses are programmed
this week, making the list of contestants
the largest this year with the exception
of the opening days. The newcomers
should make very interesting sport in
their classes, as there is always an ele
ment of uncertainty as to what new ones
can or will do.
There will be no meeting at the track
on Labor Day, as many of the members
desire to go to 'Hartford to attend the
opening of the Grand Circuit there.
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BOARD OF FINANCE COMMIS
SIONERS.
Official Proceedings.)
Regular meeting of the Board of ;
Finance held at the City Hall on Wed- j
nesday, August 2, 1906, at 3 p. m.
Present—All the members of the ,
Board.
PETITIONS, ETC.
Petition of Rector of St. Patrick’s
Church for cancellation of certain taxes.
Petition of Anna Meeker for a uew
deed of lots 19 and 20, in Block 408 and ,
411 Harrison avenue.
Received and referred to the Commit- i
tee on Salaries aud Claims.
Petition of Van Keuren & Son for pay- i
ment of judgment for destruction of I
building at Montgomery and Gregory j
streets.
Received and referred to the Commit- j
tee on Finance.
CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented,
received and referred to the proper com
mittees:—
Vredenburg, Wall A Van Winkle,
*24.15; Albert Data Co.. *290. *29.75.
*27.50 and $28.75: Burrough Machine
Co., *2.90: J. C. Pj-mtinr Co., $3£; L. P.
Hansen, *21.34; Evening .J eufnm Asso- j
ciation, *28 and *229.16; Jersey Qitv i
News, *229.16: Geo. B. Harper, *294;
Thos. Mahoney, *53.79; Matthew' Ma
lone, *8.30; Blanchite pBOcass-Paiut Co..
*20.80; Colgate A Co.. *1.75; Publie Ser
vice Corporation. *1.87; United Electric
Co., $17.21; Albert Data Co., *1.75.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Corporation Counsel:—
Opinion on petitions of Chas. Clark
and Catherine Dieterl and John Harney.
From the Board of Health:—
Passed July 24. 1905. amending June i
19, 1905, resolution requesting *16,000 to
read *13,016.89.
From the Excise Board:—
Passed July 20, 1905. requesting *7,
250 for 1905-1906.
From the .~>oard of Aldermen:—
Passed July 25, 1905, requesting *475
for horse for scales inspector.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
Mr. Perry, of the Committee on
Finance, presented the following resolu
tions:—
1— Whereas. A building belonging to
one Geo. P. Rives, and situated at ;
Gregory and Montgomery streets, Jersey j
City, was partially destroyed by lire in !
1994, and
Whereas. The building was subsc- ]
quently entirely removed by the firm of !
Van Kefiren & Sons, contractors, by or- i
! dor of the Building Inspector, and
Whereas, Suit was subsequently insti- j
tilted by said Geo. P. Rives against Van !
Keuren A Sons for damages for said re
moval. and
Whereas. Judgment was obtained in
the U. S. Circuit Court by said Geo. P.
Rives against Van Keuren & Sons in the
sum of $1,200 and casts, amounting in
all to *1,334,26, and
Whereas, It appears that the liability
of said judgment should be assumed by
the city: therefore, be it
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer for *1.
334.26 in favor of Geo. P. Rives, or L.
G. Morton, attorney, to pay said judg
ment, and
Resolved. That in order to raise said
sum a temporary loan bond be issued bv
the proper authorities in $1,334.26 under
Chapter 52, Laws 1877, at a rate of in
terest not to exceed 4 per cent, per an
num. and
Resolved, That a aum sufficient to pay
the principal and interest of said bond
be and it is hereby ordered placed in the
next tax levy.
2— Whereas, Said Commission for the
reconstruction and extension of the Ra
vine road sewer, acting under and bv
provision of “Ail Act to provide for the
reconstruction of main outlet sewer here
tofore constructed at tile joint expense of
two cities.” aproved March 18. 1890.
(General Statues, pages 618. Ac.,), and
the supplements thereto, have issued
requisitions on. this Board for payment
of services of said Commission and its
blerk in accordance with an order of
Jonathan Dixon, Justice of the Supreme
Court, dated the 3rd of May, 1905.
Resolved. That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer for the fol
lowing amounts for the following pur
poses in connection with the work of said
Commission:—
(1) To Edlow W. Harrison. Commis
sioner of the Ravine road sewer exten
sion. for the sum of *125.
(2) To Michael T. Connolly, Commis
sioner of the Ravine road sewer exten
sion. for the sum of *125.
(3) To Nathaniel Roberts, Commission
er of the Ravine road sewer extension,
for the sum of $125.
(41 To James P. Laverty for services
as clerk to the said Commission, for the
sum of *125.
Resolved, That in order to raise the
moneys required for such payments, the
sul4 sum of *500 be borrowed in antici
pation of the collection of the assess
ment to be for the reconstruction of said
sewer, and that bonds of the city, under
the seal of the city, signed by the Mavor
and attested by the City Clerk, and coun
tersigned by the City Comptroller, be
issued in the amount in such denomina
tions as may be fixed by the Committee
on Finance of this Board, and to be due
and payable bearing in
terest at the rate of 4 per cent, per an
num, payable half-yearly on the first days
of January and July of each year; and
be it further
Resolved, That said bonds be sold un
der the direction of the Committee on
Finances of this BoiirtT'ut not less than
par and accrued interest, and that the
proceeds thereof he appropriated for the
payments of the warrants above men
tioned; and be it further
JtejoN'ed- That all assessments col
lerfgiT upon said improvement be and
they are hereby pledged to,the redemp
tion ami payment of the bonds issued uud
to be isaped for such Improvement.
3— Wherpas, It appears by the petit
ion of Amid ,A. Meetatt that on August
lilillSlil_
28. 1893, the Mayor and Aldermen of
Jersey City executed and delivered two
deeds to Henry Delatush. for oue lot
numbered nineteen (19), the other for lot
numbered twenty (20), and both describ
ed as in Block numbered four hundred
and eight (498) and four hundred and
eleven (411), fronting on Harrison ave
nue, as laid down and shown on an as
sessment map accompanying report No.
57. made by the Commissioners of Ad
justment apointed for Jersey City under
the provisions of Chapter CXI1 of the
Laws of 1889 and the supplements there
to, and tiled with the said report in the
office of the Clerk of the County of Hud
son, a certified copy of which report and
map was transmitted to and filed with
the City Collector of Jersev City, and
subsequently said Henry Delatush con
veyed said property to Francis 1. Van
derbeek. Wm. E. Pearson and Isaac T.
Vanderbeeek, partner trading as Vander
beek and Son by tlie same description,
and subsequently said Vanderbeek and
San conveyed said property by the same
description to the North Hudson County
Building and Loan Association, and
which Building and Loan Association by
its deed dated the May 19, 1899, convey
ed said property by the same description
to Anna A. Meeker, and
Whereas, It appears that said two
deeds from the Mayor and Aldermen of
Jersey City to Henry Delatush are ob
jected because said description is defec
tive in this, that said deed describe said
lots as shown on report Not. 57, instead
of No. 54. and because deed to the Muyor
and Aldermeu of Jersey City from Pat
rick H. O’Neill, as City Collector was
proved June 14. 1894, about ten months
after the execution and delivery of the
deeds from the said Mayor and Alder
men of Jersey City to said Henry Dela
tush; therefore, be it
Resolved. That in consideration of one
(#1,00) dollar, a quit claim deed from tlie
Mayor and Aldermeu of Jersey City be
executed and delivered to said Ansa A.
Meeker for the said lots heretofore men
tioned to be eonveyed and which are de
scribed as follows:—
All those two certain lots, pieces or
parcels of land and premises situate,
lying and beiug in Jersey City. Hudson
County, New Jersey, and more particu
larly described as lota numbered nine
teen (19) and twenty (20), in block uum
i bered four hundred and eight (408) and
four hundred and eleveu (411). fronting
on Harrison avenue, as laid down and
shown on an assessment map accompany
ing Report No. 54, made by the Com
missioners of Adjustment appointed for
Jersey City, under the provisions of
Chapter CXII. of the Laws of 1886. anil
the supplements thereto, and filed with
the said report in the office of tlie Clerk
of County of Hudson, a certified copy
of which report and map was transmit
ted to and filed with the City Collector
of Jersey City. Said deed to be under
i the seal of tlie City and the hand of
his Honor the Mayor, and to be approved
by the Corporation Attorney, and that
said deed be given to said Anna A. Mee
ker to correct said errqrs, irregularities
and defects.
Tlie above resolutions were received
and adopted by vote of all the members
of the Board on the call for the ayes
and noes by tlie President.
Tlie Committee on Concurrent resolu
tions reported recommending the adop
tion of the following resolutions:—
Resolved. That tlie Board of Finance
hereby concurs in tlie following resolu
! tious adopted by the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners, as follows,
to wit:—
(A) June 26. 1905.—Ordering paid the
following claim*— I
$32.50 to M. Brown, claim No. 658.
| $67.50 to M. Brown, claim No. 659.
i Charge Special Appropriation Imp.
I Unused Reservoir Site.
| (Bt July 6, 1905.—That $126.12 lie
I pa id to A. A. Van Winkle, retained per
j ventage on account of Contract No. 1439,
j for-paving of Ray street, from Heuder
sou street to Warren street.
I Charge Repaving Bay Street.
(C) July 10, 1905.—Ordering $32.50
j paid to M. Brown for services as Litbor
i er, unused portion of reservoir site. 13
I days June. 1905. claim No. 666.
i Charge Special Appropriation Imp.
j Unused Reservoir Site.
! (Di July 10. 1905.—Awarding to Clins.
| O’Neiil the contract for tlie construction
of a sewer in Niuida avenue, from a
I point 380 feet north of Communipnw ave
j nue to and connecting with sewer al
| ready built in Communipaw avenue.
Est. cost. $1,074.17: on City. $1.17.
I Te report was received and the above
i resolutions were adopted by vote of all
l the members of the Board on tlie call
J for the ayes and noes by tlie President.
The Committee oil Shlaries and Claims
reported recommending the adoption of
j the following resolution:—
: Resolved. That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
j of the following claim:—
I $24.15 to Vredenburgh. Wall &«Van
| Winkle, for taxed costs in IT. X. J. It. R.
j & Caual Co. vs. Mayor and Aldermen
I of Jersey City,
j Charge Claims Account,
j The report was received and the above
! resolution was adopted by vote of all the
members of the Board on the call for
the ayes and noes by the President.
The Committee ou Printing. tSationery
and Supplies reported recommending the
adoption of the following resolution:—
Resolved. That warrants be ordered
drawn ou the City Treasurer in payment
of the following claims:—
$290.00 to Albert Datz Co. for tax
sheets and binder for Collector and
Comptroller. July, 1905.
$28.75 to Albert Datz Co., for supplies
for Board of Finance. July, 1905.
$29.75 to Albert Datz Co., for supplies
for Comptroller. July. 1905.
$27.50 to Albert Datz Co., for supplies
for Mayor, June-July, 1905.
$21.34 to L. P. Hansen, for supplies
for Mayor, April to July, 1905.
$22.00 to Jersey City Printing Co.,
for printing minutes. May 10, 17 and
24. 1905.
$2.90 to Burrough Machine Co., for
repairs to adding machine, Comptroller's
office, March, 1905.
Charge Claims Account.
$28.00 to The Evening Journal Assn.,
for advertising Bond Sale. June, 1905.
Chnrge Proceeds Bond Sale Account.
$229.16 to the* Evening Journal Assn,
for publishing mfnntes. July. 1905.
$229.16 to the Jersey Citv News for
publishing minutes. July, 1905.
Charge Publishing Minutes Account.
The report was received nnd the above
resolution was adopted by vote of all the
members of the Board on the call for the
ayes and noes by the President.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMIT
TEES.
I The Special Comittmee on Baths ret
: ported recommending the adoption of the
following resolution:—
I Resolved. That warrants be ordered
: drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
of the following c-laims:—
$294.n0 to tieo. B. Harper for repairs
at hath. July. 1905.
$53.79 to Tlios. Marouey for work on
bath house. July, 1905.
$8.30 to Matthew Ma,h>ney for repairs
at baths. June-Jnly. 1905.
$20.80 to Blancliite Process Paint Co.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD "
AUTUMN OUTINGS
TO
ATLANTIC CITY
Every Saturday In September, 1905
* FROM
NEW YORK, BROOKLYN, JERSEY CITY AND NEWARK
$12.00 mum trip $10.00
Including two days’ board atuuUWU I nil Including two days’board at tbe
the Kudolph, Shelburne, Strand RATES Wiltshire, Iroquois, Scarborough
or Garden Hotels, nnitu Berkshire inn or. siesworth Hotels
Beginning with dinner Saturday evening, and ending with luncheon on the Mon
day following.
Tickets good going on any regular train from New York on dates named,
and good to return on regular trains within six months.
THROUGH TRAINS TO ATLANTIC CITY week days
Lv. JERSEY CITY. 10.14 A.M. 3.14 P.M.
Ar. ATLANTIC CITY (South Carolina and Atlantic
Avenues) ...... 1.18 P. M. (5.15 P. M.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS,.VESTIBULE COACHES
W. W. ATTBRBCRY, J. R. WOOD. GEO. W. BOYD.
General Manager. Passenger Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent.
for supplies for baths, April, 1905.
$1.75 to Colgate & Co. for soap for
baths, July, 1905.
$1.87 to Public Service Corpn. for gas
at baths, June. 1905.
$17.21 to United Electric Co. for ser- ,
vice at baths, July, 1905.
Charge Public Bath Account. I
The report was received aud the above
resolution was adopted by vote of ail^h"
members of the Board on the call for the
ayes aud noes by the President.
On motion of Mr. Brock the Board ad- |
Jourued.
FORREST A. HEATH,
Clerk.
Special meeting of the Board of Fi
nance held at the City Hall on Friday,
Aug. 4, 1905, at 4 p. in.
Present-President Ringle and Messrs.
Daudt and Quinn—3.
Absent—Mercs. Perry and Brock—2.
The Clerk read the following call for
the meeting:-—
Jersey City. Aug. 3,1905.
Forrest A. Heath, Clerk of the Board of
Fiuauce:—
Dear Sir:—Please issue notices for a
Special Meeting of the Board of Finance,
to be held on Friday, Aug. 4, 1905. at
4 p. m., for the purpose of transacting
certain tire house site business and or
dering paid certain claims.
(Signed).
JACOB RINGLE,
President.
CLAIMS.
The following claim was presented, re
ceived aud referred to the proper coiamit
aee:—
Pierce Well Engineering Co.. $278.00.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
Mr. Daudt, of the Commitee on Fi
nance, presented the following resolu
tions:—
1— Resolved, That a warrant be or
dered drawn on the City Treasurer for
$925.00 in favor of Erwin & Co., for the
purchase of Lot 007. Block 1794, Boyd
avenue, and part of Lot G. L.. Block
1794, 24 feet front aud rear aud 25 feet i
deep, being part of lot known an 490 i
West Side avenue, contiguous to said !
hit *507. for an engine house for New Eu- j
gitie Co. No. 17. said warrant to be de- :
livered by the City Clerk upon receipt of
a deed to said pieces of property, free
and clear of all taxes, assessments and i
incumbrances, accompanied by a guar- :
antee of t.tle by the New Jersey Title {
Guauantee A Trust Co.
2— Resolver, That a warrant be order- 1
ed drawn on the City Treasurer for
$1,150.00 in favor of A. Heritage for the ■
purchase of Lot 28, Block 810, Irving
street, for a trnch house for New Truck
Co. No. 7, said warrant to be delivered
by the City Clerk upon receipt of a deed
to said lot. free aud clear of all taxes,
assessments or other iucnmbranceh. ac
companied by a guarantee of title from
the New Jersey Title Guarantee and
| Trust Company.
The above lesolutions were received
and adopted by Vote of all the members
present on the call for the ayes aud noes
by the Prisident.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMIT
TEES.
The Special Committee on Baths re
ported recommending the adoption of the
following resolution:—
Resolved. That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer ia payment
of the following claim:—
$2i,S.OO to Pierce Well Engineering A
Supply Co. for drilling wells. Batsh, Ap
ril-May. 1905.
Charge Public Bath account.
The report was received and the above !
resolution wa adopted by svote of all the
menihois present on the call for the ayi-s
aud noes by the President.
On motion of Mr. Quinn the Board
then adjourned.
FORREST A. HEATH. !
C'.e; k. i
Spec'al meeting of the Bo rl rf F- j
j nance liehl at the City Hail on Tuesday. 1
i Phesent—Messrs. Perry, Dau.lt and .
| Qttuu—'!.
Absent-—President Itingle ond Mr. !
Brock—2.
j Mr. Daudt nominate! Mr. Perry for '
I President pro tent.
I There being no other nominations, the
| Clerk pur the question and declared Mr.
Perry duly elected President pro ten::,
j The Clerk read the following call for
the meeting:—
Jersey City. Aug. 7. ISKiS,
Forrest A. Heath. Clerk of the Boutjd of
Finance:—
Dear Sir—Please issue not'ces for a
special meeting of the Board of Fiuaee.
tO lie held Tuesday. Aug. 8 19)*. at
11:15 a. m.. for the purpose of ap ro
priating money for certain sewer and re
paving work, and ordering paid certain
elaims.
(Signel),
WM. H. QUINN,
P. J. DAUDT.
O. II. PERRY.
CLAIM'S.
The following claim was presented, re
ceived and referred to the proper commit
tee:—
Matthew Maloney. $128.00.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
Mr. Perry, o tflie Committee on Fi
nance presented the following resolu
tions:
1-Resolved. That in accordance
with the request of the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners, adopted ,[uue
5. 1905, a warrant be ordered drawn on
the City Treasurer in favor of that‘offi
cer to transfer $875.00 from License
Monies to the credit of the said Beard,
to be used to repave the north side of
Newark avenue, from Palisede to Sum
mit avenue.
2—Resolved. That in accordance with
the request of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners adopted Aug. 1,
1905. a warrant be ordered drawn on the
City Treasurer in favor of that officer,
to transfer $4,000 from License Monies
to the credit of the said Board tti he
used to complete the reconstruction, etc.,
of sewer in Fnirmoutit avenue.
The above resolutions were received
The Committee on Concurrent resolu
tions reported recommending the adop
tion o tfbe following resolution:—,
Resolved. That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu
tion adopted by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners as follows to w't:
(A) July 31, 1905.—Ordering paid
$1,792.50 paid to laborers on pawed
streets for July, 1965.
The report was received and the nljove
resolution was adopted by vote of all tin,
tempers present eu the call for, the ifres ^
and nocs by the President.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMIT
TEES.
sewer connection at The Special Com
mittee on Baths reported recommending
the following resolution:— '
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered 1
drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
of the following claim:—
$128.0) lo .tl.it:it: v. T. Maloney for
sewer connection at Baths, per contract i
July, 1905.
Charge Public Bath Account. *
The report was received anil the above {
rcsoluti- n vras adopted by vote of all the
members present on the call for the ayes
auii does uy tin; President.
On motion of Mr. Quinn the Board
then adjourned.
FORREST A. P/EAT,
Clerk.
Adjourned regular meeting of the
Board of Finance held at.the City Hall
oil Monday. July 31, 1905.
Present—All the members of the
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
Froffi the Board of Aldermen, passed
July 25, 1905:—
Reinvesting $350. additional for 1905
1900.
From the Board of Fire Commission
ers. passed July 25. 1905:—
Recommending sites for new engine
house (No. 17) and new truck house
(No. 7).
Received and referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The following report of the Commit
tee of tiie Whole was presented and re
ceived and the embodied resolution was
adopted by the following vote, ou the call
for tiie ayes and noes by the President:—
Ayes—President Riug'le and Messrs.
Perry, Daudt and Quinn—4.
Noes—Mr. Brock—1.
Jersey City, N. .1.. July 31. 1905.
Honorable the Board of Finance of Jer
sey City:— %
| (rentlemen—Your Committee of the
] Whole, to which were referred the esti
i mates alid recommendations of all the
| Boards of Jersey City, including the ap
propriations for this Board, respectfully
report and recommend that the amounts
proper and necessary to be raised bv tax
during the current year for the fiscal year
beginning Dec. 1. 1905, be fixed at two
million, one hundred thousand, four hun
dred and sixteen dollars and twenty-eight
cents ($2,100,410.28), as the appropria
tions and limits of expenditure for the
purposes of the several Boards, except
where by law it may be otherwise pro
vided, the above amount, taking into con
sideration the mom y to bo punt i o ti
soy C ity by the Htnte for school purposes. :
and the money to be paid to Jersey City
under the am a pro Veil i.. i . i. ]
and the supplements thereto and the :
amendments thereto, and inner items I
hereinafter particularly referred to and i
the amount to lie added as required by i
the act ef March 27. 1884. the Commit- I
tee recommends distributed among the
several Boards, in the following manner
as the limit of expenditure of the same i
for the purposes and in the manner stat- i
ed. viz.
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER |
COMMISSIONERS.
• The appropriation to cover expend!- I
hires designated below as “Cleaning i
Streets-amd Removing Ashes and Car-]
bage, and Cleaning Asphalt Streets," !
I "('leaning Sewers and iteceiving Has-:
; ins, “Maintenance of Macadam Roads," i
aim “Municipal Lighting." are for the I
purpose of paying the contractor or con
tractors who may be awarded a contract
or contracts under any or all of these re
spective heads, and only after the speci
fications for the same shall have been
drawn by (lie Chief Engineer and approv
■ ed by tiie Mayor and tin- Board of Fi
: .nance; nor snail any siairge be created
| against these appropriations for work of
pmaterial, salaries or wages, not specifi
, rally called for under said specifications.
! Cleaning streets and removing ashes
! and garbage and cleaning asphalt streets,
$1,1,000.00; cleaning sewers and reoeiv
'■ ing basins, $20,000; public grounds and
buildings, $8,000: printing, stationery and
advertising. $2,000; maintenance of ma
cadam roads and sprinkling, $8,000;
municipal lighting. $107,984.00; district
court rentals. $800; armory salaries and
signal corps armory rental. $2,300: i-ngj
nerriug bureau salaries (Schedule A),
$20,000; engineering bureau supplies,
$800; salaries (Schedule Bi. $14,920 mu
sic in parks. $5,000. Total, $324,804.00.
Making the total amount to be expend
ed during the ensuing fiscal year bv the
said Board of Street and Water 'Com
missioners. $324,804.00.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Relief of outdoor poor and care of
horses and wagon, $8,000: light and fuel
for Fourth Regiment armory, $1,750; sal
aries (Schedule . I. $11,600: district court
salaries (Schedule I>). and claims, $15,
200; printing, stationery and supplies.
$1,000: Decoration Day and maintenance
soldiers’ plot. $400; elections $800: clerk
to Building Inspector and claims, $2,000.
Total. $40,750,
Making, the total amount to be expend,
ed during the ensuing fiscal year by the
said Board of Aldermen, $40,750.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION
ERS.
Salaries (Schedules E and F), $429,
840: pensions. $27,000: claims, $24,000.
Total, $480,840.
Making the total amount to be expend
ed during the ensuing fiscal year by the
said Board of Police Commissioners,
$480,840v
BOARD OF WEALTH.
Salaries Schedule G), $23,952; claims.
$20,700: free dispensaries, $3,000. To
tal. $53,052,
Making the total amount to be expend
ed during the ensuing fiscal year by tl)e
said Board of Health, $53,052.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Salaries (Schedule H|. $220,400;
claims, '$28,000; pensions (Schedule II,
$4,100: repairs to department buildings,
$3,000: repairs to apparatus. $3,500; new
hose. $3,000. Total. $268,000. N
Making the total amount to be expend
ed during the ensuing fiscal year by the
said Board of Fire Commissioners, $208,
000.
(To, Be Continued.)
ilU!A"i—4J--at'
CREDITORS OP JAMES COUGHLIN, DE.
ceased, are, by order of the Surrogate of
Hudson County, dated July 19, 1905, upon ap
plication of the subscriber, notified to bring
in their debts, demands and claims against
his estate within nine months from above
date.
DAVID F. EDWARDS,
. Administrator with will annexed.
SHERIFF'S SALE — HUDSON CIRCUIT !
Court.
Christian Feigonspan, h Corporation, vs
Katie Kunoit or Katie Kumdd.
On contract.
Fi. fa. &e.
Returnable May Term. 1905.
John F. Marion. Attorney.
By virtue of the above stated writ, to me
directed and delivered. I have levied upon
and shall sell by public vendue, at F. C.
Wolbert’s Real Estate Salesroom. No. 47
/Montgomery street, Jersey cuy, on
THURSDAY, the tbirty-Hrat day of August,
next, at two o’clock in the afternoon, ali the
right, title. and estate cf the above named de
fendant. Katie Kunoit or Kunold, in and to all
the following described dand and premises,
with the appurtenances, that Is to say: -
Ail that certain lot of land and premises,
situate, lying and being in Jersey City, in the
County of Hudson and State of New .Jersey,
which on the Official Assessment Map of Jer
sey City. l«94. made by L. D. Fowler, is
known, laid down and designated as lot let
tered N, in Block number 42S, fronting and
facing on the southerly side of Railroad Ave
nue as shown on said map.
Dated July 21, 1305.
JOHN ZELLER,
Sheriff.
J. C. Herald and J. C. News.
SHERIFF'S SALE—IN CHANCERY OF NEW
Jersey.
Between the Hoboken Bank for Savings, in
! the City of Hoboken, Complainant, and Wil
| liam Dielmann, et ux, et als, defendants.
FI. Fa. For Sale of Mortgaged Premises.
Returnable October Term, 1905.
John R. Spohr, Solicitor.
By virtue of the above stated writ, to me j
directed and delivered, I shall sell by public !
vendue at F. C. Wolbort's Real Estate Sates-J
room, 47 Montgomery street, Jersey they, on
THURSDAY, the fourteenth day of September, |
A. D.. 1905. I
at two o'clock'in the afternoon, all the follow
ing described land- and premises, with the ap
purtenauces, being the same described in said
writ, that is to say:—
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
and premises, situate, lying arid being in the
City of Hoboken, in the County of Hudson
and State of New Jersey, and which is more
particularly described as follows .to wit:—
| Commencing at a point in the easterly line of
j Garden street one hundred and fifty (150) feet
i northerly from the northeasterly corner of Gar
| den and Ninth streets, and running thence
i northerly and along the easterly line of Gar
| den street twenty-five (25) feet; thence east
! erly and parallel with Ninth street one hun
| dred (100) feet; thence southerly and parallel
j with Garden street twenty-five (25) feet, and
I thence westerly and parallel with Ninth street
one hundred (100) feet, to the point or place
•, of beginning. Being the same premises con
| veyed to said William Dielman by one Mar
' garetta Field and husband, by deed dated July
i 29, 1902.
JOHN ZELLER,
Sheriff.
Dated August 3, 1905.
J. C. News and Daily Dispatch.
SHERIFF'S SALE—IN CHANCERY OF
New Jersey.
Between Annie I. Knapp, complainant, and
Richard O’Donnell et al., defendants.
Fi. la. For »aie of mortgagee premises.
Returnable October Term, 1905.
Edwin G. Adams, solicitor.
By virtue of the above stated writ, to me
directed and delivered, 1 shall sell by public
vendue at F. C. Wolbert's Real rotate Sales
room, No. 47 Montgomery street, Jersey City,
on
THURSDAY, the fourteenth day of Septem
ber, A. D., 1905,
at two o’clock in the afternoon, all the fol
lowing described land and premises, with the
app_rcerances. being the same described in
said writ, that is to say:
All tract or parcel of lands and premises
situate, lying and being in the City of Jersey
City, in the County of Hudson, and State of
New Jersey, together with the buildings there
on erected and those then in the course of erec
tion. which on a certain may entitled “Mao
of the 13th. 14tli. 15th and 16th Wards of Jer
sey City, formerly the City j of Bergen, Hu Bon
County. New Jersey,” made by John B. Cul
ver, City Surveyor. 1S70, add duly filed in the
office of the Register of Hudson Countv :>s
lot number (9) in Block numbered live hu
dred and sixty-seven (567), as shown on sal t
map.
JOHN ZELLER.
Sheriff.
Dated, August 7th., 1905. %
J. C. News and Daily Dispatch.
MASTER’S SALE OP LAND—IN CHAN- i
eery of New Jersey.
Between Mabel A. Russ, et al, Complain- f
ants, and George L. Ward, et a!. Defendants i
On Partition and Order of Sale.
John F. Marion, Solicitor.
By virtue of an order of sale made bv the
Court of Chancery in the^srbove entitled cause
bearing date May 2, 1905, I, the subscriber!
one of the Special Masters of the said Court
will expose to saie at public vendue, on t
THURSDAY, the twenty-fourth day of August
1905
at two o’clock in the afternoon of said day,
at the corner of Cator and Rutgers avenue*
m the City of Jersey City. Hudson Countv ’
All those certain pieces and parcels of land
situate, lying and being in the City of 'Jeraev
City, County of Hudson and State of New Jer
sey. and are known and laid out on a certain *
map made for J. H. Gautier. 1SS3, which map i
is known as Map 1. said map being on file in the !
i office of the Register of the County of Hudson i
and are known and distinguished on the said
map ds lots numbered six (G). seven (71. eight *
(S) and nine (9), in block two (2), said"Tots '
being on Rutgers avenue; also lots fourteen '
(11) and fifteen (15). in block live (5) on said ■
map, said two lots being on Earl street: in
cluding the estate and interest and eurt*-y
o? the defendant, George L. Ward, husband
of Mary A. W ard. deceased, in the said prem
ises. and including also the inchoate right
of curtesy of Clarence A. Russ, husband of
Mabel A. Russ, and inchoate right of curtesy
of Anthony F. Camera, husband of the com
plainant. Beatrice Camera.
Conditions made known on day. of saie.
Dated July 23. 1905.
CHARLES J. ROE.
Special Master in Chancc-rv of New Jersey.
SPECIAL MASTER’S SALE—IN CHANCERY
of New Jersey. \
Between Silas C. Baldwin, et als., Complain
ants, and Catherine O’Brien, et als., Defend
ants.
On Bill for Partition. Decrf** fnr Sale.
Vredenburgh, Wall & Van Winkle. Solicitors
for- Complainant.
By virtue of a decree of the Court of Chan
cery of New Jersey, made in the above en
titled cause on the Twentieth day of June,
nineteen hundred and five, directing a sale of
all and singular the premises mentioned and
described in said decree. I. Joseph D. Bedle,
Special Master in chancery of the State of
New Jersey, shall sell at public vendue to the
highest bidder, on
MONDAY, the Twenty-eight day of .August,
nineteen hundred and five,
at two o’clock in the afternoon, at the- office
of F. C. Woibert. No. 47 Montgomery street,
in the city of Jersey City. Hudson Coun‘y
| New Jersey, in such portions as shall seem to
j me most for the interest of the parties, all the
i following lands and premises, being the samo
| described in said decree for sale, to wit:—
I All that certain tract or parcel of land'and
premises. With the three-story bfiek dwelling
house erected thereon, situate, lying and being
in the city of Jersey City, County of Hudson
and State of New Jersey, bounded and de
scribed as follows:— ,
i Beginning at a point in the' westerlv line of
Coles street, distant sixty-three (63) feet thr-e
(3) inches southerly from the southwesterly
corner of south Fourth (now Fifth) srreet and
Coles street: thence (1) running westerly par
allel with South Fourth (now Fifth) street, to.
through and beyond a party wall standing
partly on the premises herein conveyed and
partly on the premises adjoining southerly
thereto seventy-fives! 75) feet; thence (2) north
erly parallel with Coles street fifteen (15) f?et
nine (9) Inches: thence (3) easterly parallel
with South Fourth (now Fifth) street, to,
through and beyond a party wall standing
partly on the premises herein conveyed and
partly on the premises adjoining northerly
thereto seventy-five (75) feet to Coles street,
thence (4) southerly along the westerly line of
Coles street fifteen (15) feet nine (9) inches to
the place of beginning, the respective party
walls to be sustained, repaired or rebuilt at
tpe joint expense of the owners thereof,
Also all those two certain pieces or parcels
of land4 with the huildings thereon, situate,
lying and being in Jersey City, in the County
of Hudson and State of New Jersey, bounded
and described as follows;—.
Beginning at a point on the northerly side of
Pavonia avenue fifty (50) feet westerly from !
the northwest, corner qf Pavonia avenue (for- j
merly called Prospect avenue! and Baldwin
avenue (formerly known as Summit street); |
thence running northerly at right angles to I
said Pavonia avenue one hundred (100) feet; ]
thence westerly parallel with Pavonia avenue
fifty (50) feet; thence southerly parallel with
the first course herein and along the line ol
land now or late of Andrew G. T. Cadmus. one
hundred (100) feet to the northerly side of Pa
vonia avenue; and thence easterly along the
northerly side of Pavonia avenue fifty (50) feet j
to the point or place of beginning.
Also all that lot of land situate in the Fourth
Ward of Jersey City, in the County Qf Hud
son and State'of New Jersey, which on Man
gipJS map pf ijarsimus, filed jn the Bergen
County Clerk-s office, is known as No. 13 in
block 225. described as follows
Beginning at a polnn on the northerly side
of South Fourth street distant one hundred j
and seventy-fiye (175) feet easterly from ih*
northeasterly corner of said street and Mon*
mouth street; thence (1) running northerly |
parallel wdth Monmouth street ninety-five <93!
feet to a certain passage-way ten (10) feet in
width running through the middle of said !
block parallel With and equi-dtstant ftvun I
South Third and- South Fourth streets: thenci I
(2) easterly parallel with South Fourth street j
twenty-five (25) feet; thence (3) southerly par- !
allel with Monmouth street ninety-five (95) feet j
to South Fourth street; thence (4) westerly j
along the northerly side of South Fourth street j
twenty-live (25) feet to the place of beginning, ]
including the estate and interest in dower qf i
the defendant. Catherine O'Brien, widow ot
Janies J. O'Brien, deceased, in the said prem
ises. and the inchoate right of dower o? the
pomroplainant, Adfline E. Baldwin, \vlfe of the
, said' complainant, Silas C. Baldwin, and the
Inchoate right of dower of the defendant. An- I
pie O’Brien, wife of the defondant. James J. ]
0”BrJen. in the said premises, together with j
all and singular the hereditaments and apnur- i
tenanees to the said premises belonging or iiv
anywise appertaining.
Dated July 27th. 1905.
JOSEPH D. BEDLE.
Special Master in Chancerv New Jersev,
1 Exchange place, N, >.
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A LITTLE DOWN AND ]
, A LITTLE A WEEK
WILL FURNISH A HOME
$89,50
WILL FURNISH
4 ROOMS
.. !
CARPETS"™ ¥aW4edi'taei'
The best makers’ in America made these Carpets—*dicy are
as proud of their reputation for good work as we are. The Car
pets are fine, fresh, desirable. Ihere is immense range of patterns
and colorings. And judging by the wholesale prices 10-dav, we
are offering them for
Actual Cost at the Mill or Less Than That
65c. Tapestry Brussels, 50c.
85c. and 90c. Tapestry Brussels, 65c.
$1.10 and $1.25 Velvets and Axminsters, 98c;
AX MINSTER CARPET, rich and dainty design, others
ask $1.75; here. $1.20
VELVET CARPET, exquisite patterns, the kind which
wear well. t.0g
BRUSSELS CARPET, bright and beautiful patterns
($1.00 kind elsewhere); here. ,.70
TAPESTRY CARPET, deep rich coloring., ’ ,.75
INGRAIN CARPET (50c. kind elsewhere): here. ,.35
STAIR CARPET, 18 inches wide.„15
MATTING, fair quality (should sell at 20c.).. ,.15
OIL. CLOTH. /
LINOLEUM. '*35
◦ns
_Newark Ave. and Grove St.
ItAILKOAJJS
RAILROAD
IKESTANUARDKAiLROADUi'AMtRE1
■*■rains leave Jersey City as iollows;—•
In eHeot June 11, 19o5.
FOR THE WEST.
o.Ij A. 11. Ciu^aO j ai*£.tlAL.
1M4 A. M. ST, i.u(jli> LUmiiD. For Cin
eaumtl ana Si. Louis.
11.14 A. II. niM'tilLVA.MA LIMITED. 23
hours to Chicago.
2.14 P. 11. cm., CRN., a.\D ST. LOUIS EXP.
2.14 P. M. THE PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL.
IS hours to Chicago.
6 15 P. 11. CHICAGO LIMITED.
6.15 P. M. ST. LOUIS AND C1NCIN. EXP.
6.IS P. M. WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.14 P. M. PACiiJIC EXPHESo.
S.-14 P. M. CLEVE. AND CINCINNATI EXP.
1U.15 P. M. PITTSBURG SPECIAL.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE
SOUTH.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South
at S.1T, S.44, *9.45, *10.IS, *11.16 A. M.: 12 44
*1.14, 2.34, *3.44, *3.45, *4.45, *5.25 and 9.44 p!
M., and 12.30 night. On Sunday, 8.44, *9.43,
*11.16 A. -VI., 12.44, *1.14, *3.44, *3.45, *4.45,
*5.25, and 9.44 P. M. and 12.30 night.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY—Express, 1.14, 3.45
and 4.4a P. M., 12.30 night daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.—
For Memphis and New Orleans, 3.45 P. M
daiiy.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. 9.45 A.
M. and 9.44 P. M. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY—S.17 A.
M. weekdays and 5.23 P. M. daJly.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.—Express, 12.30 A.
M. and 12.44 P. M. daily.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express for Philadelphia, 6.24, 7.44. 7 45.
*8.15. 8.17, S.44, 9.13, *9.45. *10.16. (St. Louis
Limited), *10.18. *11.14 (Pennsylvania Limited),
and *11.16 A. M.; 12.15. 12.44, *1.14, *2.34, 2.34,
3.13, *3.45. 4• 15, 4.44, *4.4a, 5.13, *5.15 (Chicago
Limited), *5.25, *6.14, *6.IS. 7.14. 8.14, S.41, 9.44.
(1045 for Philadelphia only) P. M.. 12.30 and
32.33 night. Sunday, 6.2S, *8.15, 8.44, *3.45,
*1.36 (St. Louis Limited), 10.17, *11.14. (Penn
sylvania Limited), *11.16, 8.14, 8.44. 9.44 10 15
*2.14, *3.45. 4 45, *4.45, 5 43, *5 45 (Chicago Lim
ited). *5.25, *6.14, *6 48, S.14, S.44, 9.44 (10 45
for North Philadelphia only) P. M., 12.30 and
12.33 night.
For Atlantic City, 1044 A. M. and 3.14 P. M.
through Vestibuied Trains, Buffet Parlor Cars!
Passenger Coach and Combined Coach, week
days, 844. through Vestibuied Train with Pull
man Parlor. Dining, and Smoking Cars and
wide Vestibuied Coaches. A. M., Sundays.
For Atlantic City via Delaware River
Bridge Route, 7.44 A. M„ 244 and 543 P. M
week-days; 6.2$ A. M. and 643 P. M. Sun
days.
For Cape May, 12.33, 3048 (Saturdays only)
A. M. and 144 P. M. week-days; 12.33 A. M ,
Sundays.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean
Grove, Point Pleasant and intermediate sta
tions, via Rahway, week-days. 4.00. 945 A. M..
32.42, 1 42. 2.44. 3.52. 4.42 (except Lon? Branch)
and 5.23 P. M. On Sunday, $.43, 9.42. 1L12A.
M., and 5.16 P, M. (Stop at North Asburv
for -Asbury Park or Ocean Grove on Sunday.)
♦Dining car.
The New York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from and to hotels and
residences.
W. W. ATTFRBTTRY. J. R. WOOD.
Gon’l Manager. Pass’r Traffic Mgr.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
HA Us HO A ns.
■WEST-SHORD
“RAILROADS
PICTURESQUE LINE OP TRAVEL TO TO*
NORTH AND WEST.
XHa NLVGARa PALLS ROUT*,
&li
?t7*u «A W Jcu^> ^
'em will dyy’, for Haverstraw, West Foint.
c m?Wu Kingston and Albany*
Uon* **" diUly’ Albany “3 inter medleteetn.
A* D.20 a. M. dally, except Sunday, for Rich.
L»t«1^xrSiU}u^si ?oint’ Kingston, New PaU*
^au“°hook* CataMUi Mountain* Alban*
Vi- d‘ Chicago Rx press. dally.
,5. Continental Limited, daily, tar
Albany. Ltica, Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara Falis, Cleveland. Detroit, Chicag*
?.», L°Ui3- An;ve Chicago and at. Louie
sum afternoon' Dining car attached at King*
B. 3.1a P. 21. dally, except Sunday, for Cca
gers, Jlghland Falls. West Point! Cornwall.
Newburgh ana Intermediate atatlone to At*
‘ dai v" CMbaSO »nd St. Louie Limited,
» . *or_ ^4on3real, Ltica, Syracuse*
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Pall* Toronto!
, SeUvC‘ A!revcI5nd,' chioa*° *ad St. LouS.
daily. except Sunday, foe
Ltica, Syraouse. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Lou’S". "amiUo°- Toronto. Detroit and* 8*
#.45 P. M. daily, for Albany, Beat Utlo*
Syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Fall*
Toronto. Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and 8u
XaOUiS.
A, B, leaves Brooklyn Annex:—
A, 4-10.45 A. M.; B, _U2.« P. 1L LT1
Jersey City. P. R. R. station:- '
A, 4-11.20 A, M.; B, 4-3.35 P. M.
Haverstraw Locals:—4-6.45 A.2d : 4-2.25. 4.411
4-5.15. 4-5.40, *6.00.^8.00 ailTlgP. It.
Newburgh Imcala:-*S.2» A. M„ *10.00 A. M,
4-12.10 P. M„ *4.16 P. M., *6.40 P. M.
Kingston Local:—*1.00 P. M.
•Daliy. I [Sundays only. 4-Except Sunday.
Pullman Sleeping Cars for Albany, Utica,
Syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FalT*
Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and St. Louis on
through trains.
AVestcott’s Express ehecks baggage through
to destination. For cab or carriage, 'phone
800 2Sth.
For tickets, time-tables, parlor and sleeping
car accommodations or information apply at
offices;—Brooklyn. Nos. 33$. 34S. 728 Fulton
street: Annex office, foot of Fulton street;
New York City, Nos. i49, 359, 673, 1218 Broad
way; No. 275 West One Huridred and Twenty
fifth street, and at stations.
A. 11. SMfTH, General > Manager.
C.E. LAMBERT. Gen' 1/ Passenger Agent.
Room 204. Transit Building, J K. Forty^seeong
street. New York.
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Steamers Eastern States and Western'Stales
The DiRECTand POPULAR
ROUTE to POINTS WEST
DAILY SERVICE, W?A,V lOth
Improved Express Service (H hours) between
BUFFALO and DETROIT
Lv. Buffalo Dally, 5.S© V. 31, Ar. Detroit, ',.30 A. M.
Connecting wit h Early Morning Trains f orj Points North
Will West and I>. & C. Lius for Mackmac Island.
Lv. Detroit Daily, 5.130 5*. 5. Ar. Buffalo. 9.00 A. 3L
Conacctiug with all Morning Train* f jr Points East.
. Rato between Buffalo and DetroiC$9.50one \<rs*y,
.*.<8.50 round trip. Bertha $1.00, §1.90; Staterooms
$3.50 each direction.
_ S'eud 2c Siamn for II'.titrated Pamoh'et.
Through Tickets sold U>(all Point* via Lake and Rail,
RAO. TICKETS HONORED ON,.STEAMERS
All Classes of Tickets *>ld reading via Grand Trank.
Michigan Central a..d Wabash Railways, between Buf
falo and Detroit, will be.aeeoptou dor transportation or.
D, & B. Str*. in either Uirrrttor.^hotweea liuffaio ftad
1 Detroit- A. A. SCHAXTZ, Q.S.%ftvr.M., Detroit,Mich.