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Jersey City, 1901. M. LACE CLEANING. HOW TO HANG PAPER. February IX Mueller, cleaning, $25. Absent—None. _. MISCELLANEOUS business. Hon. Board Of Education, The POPULAR PASHIOKS. RAPID EAKCY WORK. Electro Light Engavlng Co„ negative, Resolved, That Miss Mary Bain be and following resolutions were present' Dear Sirs—The following resolution was $22. ea, received and she is hereby appointed a teacher in they were each adopted Plain Description, ot Several Prao- The Field For Amateur Effort* and adopted by the Board of Finance of by the Jer- C. F. Long, architect's services, $199.14. No. 11, the same to take effect following vote on the call for tht Point* of the sey City, at its held yeas and tical Processes. Main Procei*. AND meeting February 6, Thomas Mahoney, carpenter work, con- March 1, 1901. nays by the President; THE PICTURESQUE AND THE CON- GAY FASCINATING CONCEITS 1901, and was approved by the Mayor, tract 308a 7th payment, $4,955.27. The yeas and nays been ordered, Yeas—‘President Lembeck and Messr# Lace is now so profusely used that It is unlikely that any but the most February 9, 1901. having Mullins VENTIONAL FIND THAT ARE EASILY George Allers, clocks, contract $90. and taken on the call of the Chairman, Carnes, and Riugle—4. EQUAL FAVOR. EXECUTED. Youre 314a, the woman who understands the art of enthusiastic amateur would attempt to respectfully, R.ent, 1898-1899:— the resolution was adopted by the follow- ’Nays—Nope. M. F. Mlnkakwa ing vote:— Absent—Mr. its renovation Is fortunate. Modern paper one of the more serious rooms of KALAHBK, Club annex School No. 20, Mldlige—1. Ol^rk Nov., 1899, $5. Yeas—President and Messrs. By President Lembeck:— — Facile French Ribbon Work Mulvaney Empire Evening Dress The Con- Priscilla some of the the house. there are sometimes In a Resolved, That a -That reveals cleansing warrant he ordered Received and referred to their appro- Succow, Kennedy, Ward, Lewis, Tracy, Resolved, this Board oppose tht stant lew Phane—i)ewl&n« That Breathe drawn upon the in favor Barker, passage of Bolero—Stitched Cloth Gowns. processes to this delicate fab- up stairs rooms which would form a City Treasurer, priate committees. Witt, Birdsall, Cullen, Culver, Assembly bill No. 90, in itt adapted of that account Berger and present form. The of — A officer, "Liquor License," REPORTS OF OR COMMUNICATIONS Egbert—13. Board respectfully ob< The Dow Colgure Is but Not as for those desir- Spring Handaotne Bilk—Chi- for Smart, ric, follows: 'happy hunting ground the sum of $2,000.00, to transfer said FROM THE ARCHITECT. Nays—None. Jects to the mandatory form of the bill, nese Work Generally Becoming. To wash lace successfully plenty of ous of trying their hand at this particu- Simple, bnt Effective. amount to credit of “Supervising Archi- The architect. Mr. Rowland, reported Absent—None. and also to the minimum amount of th( tect Salary,” Board of Re- having Resolved, That Miss be appropriation as lar kind of amateur Education. completed the plans and specifica- Elizabeth Carey applied to cities havinl time and great care are necessary. decorative employ- Tlie the ceived and tions new and she is a It is rather curious, in looking at pic- quaint, odd, the fanciful rule referred to Finance Committee. for school in Twelfth Ward, and hereby appointed a teacher in population of over 100,000 where ment. Office of the Board, of having submitted the same to School No. the The Board tures of There are Instances hurried In bric-a-brac and art Finance. Committee 14, same to take effect respectfully petitions tht dresses fashionable in 1S01 jewels, furnish- on March to so Jersey City, February 14, 1901. Twelfth Ward School. 1, 1901. Legislature amend the bill as t« work is followed by. success, but the If the Avails are already covered with He and again at those of 1901, to find the ings. Therefore it is quite natural that Hon. Board of Education. also reported that as soon as pos- The yeas and nays having been ordered leave the appropriation discretionary with this should be remoA’ed. Warm siblehe and taken on short chances are against it. A batten berg Dear Sirs—The following resolution was would begin drawing plans and the call of the chairman the the financial officers of cities, and also waisted empire gown a promi- pjper, embroiderers should have turned for water and some sort of a avIII again adopted by the Board of Finance of Jer- specifications new school in Eighth resolution was adopted the following the minimum amount of the nent doily became soiled in the making, so scraper Ward. by appropriation favorite in both. The newest to the conceits of sey City, at its meeting held February 11, vote:— as applied to cities of over inhabi- the maker rubbed white assist in off the old dainty the days of Report received. 100,000 form of is soap on it, tearing covering, 1901, and was approved by the Mayor, Yeas—President and Messrs. tants. empire dress, which perhaps Louis when under REPORTS OB’ STANDING COMMIT- Mulvaney, thrust it in a basin of hot water and and nail boles must be filled with XVI, the trees of February 13, 1901. Succow, Kennedy, Resolved, That a copy of this resolution the oldest Is plas- TEES. Ward, Lewis, Tracy, particularly charming, Yours respectfully, Barker, Witt, be sent to the leader of the and rubbed it between her ter of paris. the Trianon the dames of the court tri- Finance, by Mr. Chairman:— BircL»ail, Cullen, Culver, majority with its short whence vigorously M. F. KALAHER. Lewis, Berger and Egbert—13. of the minority In the House of jeweled belt, Resolved, That the Clerk be re- Assembly, hands until all trace of soil was Having renewed the surface of the Clerk. City for presentation to the House of gone. quested to draw and his Honor the Nays—None. Assem- Resolved, That this Board adopts the Absent—None. bly; and also to the leader of the She then It out Into Avails, we start by giving them a cou- Mayor to warrants to majority pulled shape, report of its Committee of the Whole ana sign pay officers, and of the of the State teachers and janitors in the ,f Resolved, That Miss Rose McCourt be minority Senate, placed It between two towels and roll- ple of coats of size.. Size is made by authorizes the acquisition of the sites as employ and she is for to the Senate. the Board of Education for the month of hereby appointed a teacher in presentation in water in the hereinafter described, lo wit:— School No. By Mr. Carnes, on behalf of the Com- ed it up. When nearly dry, she ironed boiling glue proportion Bebruary, 1901, when due, on payrolls duly 26, the same to take effect 1. All those certain lots, pieces or parcels March mittee on Salaries and Claims:— of one certified by the 1, 1901. it, still between the towels, and, pound to two gallons, of City Superintendent of A inking land, situate, lying and being in Jersey Public Schools. Yeas—President Mulvaney, and Messrs. Whereas, petition having been filed to that no well and to stand till cold. City, Hudson County, 'New Jersey, and by Effie C. Winant, alleging that she U strange say, doily showed allowing The yeas and nays been ordered Succow, Kennedy, Ward, Lewis, Tracy, Which on a entitled "Official Assess- having one of the executrices of the last will and bad results from its treatment. The next thing is to cut the paper map and taken on the call of the Barker, Witt, Birdsall, Cullen, Culver, rough ment Map of New Chairman, testament of Abram Collard, deceased, Jersey City, Jersey,” tne resolution was adopted by the follow- Berger and Egbert—13. such a case is rare We first the roll on known and that on the 7th th« But and Is also successfully. put are as Lots 31 and 32, in City Block ing vote:— Nays—None. day of July, 1863, on Mayor and Common Council of the unfortunate, as it lead to careless- the table and gradually undo It, letting 2S8, fronting 13t?h street, and at the teas—President and Messrs. Absent—None. City may of Mulvaney of sold for the price $1,100 each. Succow, Kennedy, Lewis, Tracy, Resolved, That the be Hudson, N. J., at public ness in a work that the loose pieces fall on the floor and Ward, superintendent taxes of accomplishing Resolved, That a warrant be ordered Barker, and he ! 1862, lots numbered 17 to 21 on Witt, Birdsall, Cullen, Culver, is directed to make ■ the of drawn in hereby Bergenwood in Block should receive the most careful treat- cutting aloug edge the paper favor of Fannie W. Croppe for Berger ar.d Egbert—13. arrangements for the establishment of avenue, 671, assessed the sum of in full for the Nays—None. to E. Benedict, to D. and R. Gardiner, fof ment Should all that is close up to the pattern. In better class $2,200, payment special sessions extending from 8:30 A. M. necessary to above mentioned 1 Absent—None. t'he sum of $40.47, and on the 6th ol site, for school purposes. to 12:30 P. M., and from 12:30 P. M. to 4:30 day clean a of is to wall this cutting off the The 1 That June, -.oet, the said and Common piece lace lay it-be- coverings edge warnant aforesaid not to be delivered Resolved, the City Clerk be re- P. M., in. such classes of the following Mayor the until a quested to draw and His Honor the Council of Hudson N. sold the tween two sheets of white or blue is performed on both sides, but for by City Clerk, proper deed, Mayor schools namely, Nos. 7, 8, 11, 14, 26 and 27, City, J., pa- the to sign warrants to teachers and same lot3 assessed to Estate of E. Bene- vesting title of said property In the pay as he may deem of the best for first it well with cheap papers on one side only, the oth- janitors in the of the advantage diet, to A. Vv augh, for for the taxes per, sprinkling pow- city, free from all incumbrance, and duly employ Night School the pupils. Adopted. $40.67, Department of the Board of Education for of 1863; and it said dered Then it be- er side being lapped over by the neigh- approved by the Corporation Counsel, That in appearing by petition magnesia. place a portion of the month of Resolved, Miss Gilbert, teacher that the shall have been iirst filed. February, 1901, School declarations of sale issued to tween the of a book The paper is now cut in- tvuen due, on No. 24 be and she is hereby grant- ; leaves and allow it boring piece. 2. All that certain piece or parcel of i payrolls duly certified by the said persons were subsequently assigned lot, 1 City Superintendent of Public ed leave of absence for one month from to remain for several When the to lengths as a of inch- land situate, lying, and being in Jersey Schools. 1 to said Abraham Collerd, but that the days. required, couple The yeas and nays' been February 14, 1901, with loss of monitor’s City, Hudson County, New Jersey, and ; having ordered said declarations of sales and the assign- is shaken the lace will es being left as a safeguard. When the and taken on the call of the pay; cause, sickness. Adopted. magnesia out, which on a map entitled ‘‘Official Assess- Chairman, ments thereof, cannot be found among the resolution was adopted by the follow- Resolved, That the following teachers be found to be first piece is cut to the required ment of New l the papers of the said Abraham Collerd, very greatly improved. length Map Jersey City, Jersey,” ing vote:— be promoted to the classes indicated, and known as Lot in Block 288, although it appear* by a certificate of M. Lace placed between sheets of blue pa- ready for the Avail, the roll is undone 29, City Yeas—President Mulvaney and Messrs. these promotions to take effect March 1, fronting on 13th street, and at the price J. O'Donnell, City Clerk, that said certifi- and another cut the same Succow, Kennedy, Ward, Lewis, Tracy, 1901:— per will keep white longer than when piece length of $1,100. cates of sale were assigned to the said Barker, Witt.' Birdsall, From to J. J. R. as the first. The must be made Cullen, Culver, 32,000 32,100-W. Tuers, Abraham Collerd; now on the placed between white paper or laid pattern Resolved, That a warrant be ordered Berger and Egbert—13. Fitzer. application drawn in favor of Michael T. for | of the said Effie C. Winant, one of the in to match, and It is that a BAG WITH RIBBON WORK. Connelly, Nays—None. From 3576 to 3624—Katherine G. Kennel- away a box. possible in full mentioned ! executrices of the said Abraham Collerd, $1,100 payment for above Absent—None. ly, Augusta L. Clark. When actual is waste of three or four Inches will have fled with ribbon in its site for school The warrant | deceased: washing necessary, work, copying purposes. Resolved, That the following claims, 9? From 3456 to 3528—Marietta Growney, aforesaid not to be delivered the in be Resolved, That the sale for taxes of take a whose is as to be made on each piece on this ac- colors the by City number, ordered paid to the parties E. glass body nearly gay blossoms around them. the hereinafter Margaret Gallagher, Margaret Lacey. 1862 of lots numbered 17 to 21, on Bergen- Clerk until a proper deed, vesting named as per bills accom- From Jacobus, as Half fill this count. 3558 to 3606—Lena G. wood Avenue, in Block 571, and the sale cylindrical possible. Perhaps then, as now, the work allured title of said property in the city, free from panying:— From Mi- Books. j 3408 to 3456—Alice Ljungiof, for taxes of 1863 of the same lots, be and with or water to wa- For the heat about a gallon (for all incumbrance, and duly approved by Stationery, 1900-1901:— sand prevent the paste the riam Kanegsberg, Melita Huddleston, Ma- the same are cancelled of by ease, permitting that divided at- the Corporation Counsel, shall have been Tnomas R. Shewell & Co., books, School record as to any ter when from the bot- a large room) of sifted flour to a No. bel H. Grimes, Margaret Sheridan, Kate interest of said Abraham Collerd of his boiling tossing tention which is first filed. 11, December, 1900, $16. the frequent fate of James B. M. Mullins, Teseie Carlin, Florence Reil- estate therein. tle about too in the kettle. smooth, stiff batter with cold water, That in order to raise said Wilson Co., stationery, School violently Resolved, No. 8, ly, Mary King, Thekla Peterson, Hattie By Mr. Carnes, on behalf of the Com- Industry that busies fair fingers in the amount the Committee on Finance are January, 1901, $62,13. wind the lace around adding an ounce or two of powdered Symes, Mary Callahan, Margaret Rit- mittee on Salaries and Claims:— Very carefully authorized to borrow on a Peckham, Little & Co., stationery, oiuro- presence of eyes. hereby $3,300, Schooi No. chie, Mary "Whelan, Margaret Foley, Resolved, That a' warrant be ordered this bottle and cover it with a of th^D jiaiu- la boiling, water, stir- admiring 2, January, 1901, $73.55; School layer temporary loan bond at a rate of interest No. Leonora Mitchell. drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of Be this as it 7, January, 1901, $27.71, $64.13; School Mary Flanagan, cheesecloth or muslin. A still may, ribbon work occu- not to exceed 4 per cent, per annum, and Frances Ethel Clarence for for better No. 8, January, 1901, $89.70; School No. 9. Mary Thornhill, Parker, Linn, Trustee, $22.50 the same to be payable August 1, 1902, or duplicate of taxes for is to baste the lace and pies a post of honor, and so attractive 1901, $16.51, $23.16, $25, $27.37, Thomson, Adeline Koster, Julia Glas- payment year way smoothly on 10 days notice from the 25 per cent. $47.93, 1899 on lot Block $i03.41; School No. 20, January, 1901, $4.80. sey, Sara Seely, Florence Kelley, An- E. 1,655, Duncan on a has it been made that it is “License due the Board of Edu- exactly piece of cheesecloth, then likely to Receipts” 11. $13.25. $17.10; School No. gela McKernan. Estelle Robertshaw, El- avenue, paid July 16, 1900, being duplicate cation. J?S?02‘N?- Elizabeth of payment made wind it securely around the bottle and hold its own against all for 17. $3*20, $31.10; School No. 21, Januarv, la M. Strow, Mabel Rinehart, January IS, 1900, and rivalry Received and referred to Committee on Eleanor Annie Lun- that the City Collector cancel the same. EV HlttS 3 DRESS IN BLACK AND lOo!. $19-97; School No. 22, January, 1901, McKernan, Guillan, WHITS. cover the whole with another of some time to School No. 21. Mr. on layer come. $3, $6, $15.44, $49.22, $63.60; School No. 23, ney, Frances Bowman, Lizzie Cox. Bea- By Carnes, behalf of the Com- Alls away almost in tunic fashion the the cheesecloth. PRESCENTATION OF CLAIMS. January, 1901, $7.70, $99.42. trix Jackson, Rosemay Lascell, Mabel B. mittee on Finance:— The familiar narrow ribbon embroid- 1899-1900:— Census. Milton Bradley Co., stationery School Plenty, Anna B. Osborne, Margaruite Resolved, That upon the reports of the dress, to reveal an underdress of lace. Into a granite some does not to have lost Tracey, Fifth and Et- Corporation Counsel and saucepan put ery appear any of Joseph Fourth, January, 1901, $15.75; School No. 10, Higginbotham, Frances M. Corbett, City Comptrol- Sixth Precincts, First Ward, $89.70. No.^9, ler endorsed the of With this either very tight sleeves fit- cold water, a small piece of white soap its popularity and for delicate decora- ta R. Banfield, Ethel Cameron, Minerva upon petition Max P. Klllen, Fifth and Sixth Precincts, Anna L. Mor- Klipper, a warrant be ordered drawn on to are worn or 'Maynard Merrill Co., School No. Wlttemeyer, Daisy Fearing, ting closely the wrist and if the lace is very a of tion is Fifth Ward, $69.60. Books, Alice "V. the City Treasurer in favor of Max dirty pinch certainly beyond competition. 17, $21.60; School No.' $14. ris, Margaret E. Fitzpatrick, Klip- made F. Second and Third 25, Wiele. per for dollars and very short sleeves of a tiny puff, salt. Into this the lace wound The too, are and more Timothy Aaron, Ginn & Pierson, Anna Wittpenn, Blanche seventy-five four plunge designs, prettier Seventh Co., books, School No. 10, $11.60 cents for amount of the Precincts, Ward, $47. L. A. Anna Jensen, Ida Whyte, Emma Menke, surplus realized upon latter being, of course, essentially bottle and let the water come to a boil. varied in than ever. Fifth anu Sixth Pre- Goodenough, incidentals, School the tax under adaptation When, Seymour Frear, No. 15, May Ten Broeck, Mary Murray, Anna sale, Chapter 112 of the cincts, Tenth Ward, $54.75. December, 1900, January 1901, $1.90. Adele Katherine Cur- Laws of 1886 and the supplement there- empire. As ihe water gets dirty pour it off and however, a handsomer and more real- Janitors’ 1900-1901:— Bristol, Campbell, Wrn. Ainsworth. First and Seventh Supplies, Mabel Minnie to, made by the Citv Collector on Septem- as as the Wood & tin, Grace Dodd, Post, Quite conspicuously empire replace with more cold water and soap. istic effect is aimed at, the broad rib- Eleventh $51.85. Menagh, janitors’ supplies, B. Leone Jack- ber 18, 1900, of lot 4. Block 895, Summit av- Precincts, Ward, School No. Gregory, Caroline Bishop, dress forms the idol for wear this Books, Stationery, etc., 1899-1900:— 1, December, 1900, $59.57; School Ida Hannah Florence enue, over and above the sum as adjusted evening Continue treatment until the boil- bons are a particularly happy medium, No. 1, son. Court, Keane, Ginn & Co., School No. 15, $9. January, 1901, $22.88; School No. 1, Harding, Elizabeth Kopf, Mary Mylotte. due the city with interest, cost and dis- so does the little bolero distinguish all water remains clean. as has been December, 1900 School No. De- ing perfectly recently proved by their Books, Stationery, etc., 1900-1901:— $3.12; 12, The yeas and nays having been ordered bursements. cember. School the dresses. Then remove the and into Peckham, Little & Co., School No. 3. 1900, $17.55; No. 13, De- and taken on the call of the Chairman, By Mr. Carnes:— day bottle plunge application to large and really impor- cember, $21.64; School No. 4, $26.80, $38.50; School I960, $44.71; School No. 3, Decem- the resolution was the follow- Resolved, That (Ms Beard adepts the But these do not a basin of cold water and rinse tant adopted by picturesque styles clean, subjects, such as portieres and No. 8. $53.20; School No. 10, $7.60; School ber, 1900, $56.10; School No. 5, January, 1901, vote:— report of it* Committee of the Whole and School ing detract from the popularity of the lace thoroughly. Allow the lace to remain curtains. No. 11. $46.95; School No. 12, $4.50, $38.22; $53.28; No. 8, January, 1901, $32.57; Yeas—President Mulvaney and Messrs. authorizes the acquisition of the sites a* School No. 14. $47.84, $114.90; School No. 23, i School No. 10, January, 1901, $1.98; School Succow, Kennedy, Ward, Lewis, Tracy, hereinafter described, to wit:— and Jeweled frock made on the more on the bottle until it is dry, then re- A instance of broad ribbon No. striking $22.43, $34.98. $11.93; School No. 25. $40.77. 10, December, 1900, $2.85; School No. 10, Barker, Witt. Birdsall, Cullen, Culver, 1. All those certain lots, pieces or par- conventional lines, with short sleeves, move It and separate from the cheese- work is furnished by a portiere on art $26.36; School No. 27. $10.27, $14.79. December, 1900, $S0.97; School No. 11, Jan- Berger and Egbert—13. cels of land, situate, lying and being in * E. Steiger & Co., School No. 10, $4.60. uary, 1901, $50.91; School No. 15, December, Nays—None. Jersey City, Hudson New pouched bodice and narrow belt, and cloth. serge of a shade of cool lime County, Jersey, peculiar J. B. Wilson Co.. School No. 10, $1.40. 1900, $58.93; School No, 21, January 1901, Absent—None. and which on a map entitled "Official As- still in the we rejoice plain cloth dress- When real lace has become stained or green. The motif is an apple tree some Thos. R. Shewell & Co., School No. 11, $7.20; School No. 22, December, 1900, ’$94.24; Janitors’ Committee, by Mr. Culver, sessment ‘Map of Jersey City, New Jer- School No. es with many and lace or from it in a bath of $12.50. 23, January, 1901, $22.90; School chairman:— sey,” are known as Lots 31 and 32, in City stitchings greasy wear, place air'the ana reauce eight feet or more in height, in full vtng briskly wime, Milton Bradley Co., School No. 9, $28.02; No. 24, December, 1900, $6; School No 25, Resolved, That the contracts for sup- Block 2SS, fronting on 13th street, and at lisse cravat tied with a velvet knot and olive oil and allow it remain pure to to a thick cream. When the paste loses blossom, the stem and branches being School No. 10, $2; School No. 14. $7,29, $12; January, 1901, $35.87; School No. 26, Janu- plying janitors’ supplies to the schools the price of $1,100 each. School set into Jeweled ends. for several horn's or even a or two. but treated in rich No. 17, $15.70; School No. 27. $4.07. ary, 1901, $16.39; School No. 27, December, of this city be and the same are hereby Resolved, That a warrant be ordered day Its whiteness and looks clear, it is coarsely effectively Merrell & School No. The Maynard, Co., 9, 1900, $41.28. awarded to Wood & Menagh and Enos F. drawn in favor of Fannie W. Cropper, for evening dress illustrated is the This gives to the lace the softness of brown shades of the School No. School No. 23, ready. Very thin paper requires corre- tapestry wool, $37.20; 12, $5.76; Repairing School Buildings and Furni- Jones, for goods awarded to each respect- ; $2,200, In full payment for the above men- always desirable combination of white texture it new. $18. $3.SO, $3.84; School No. 25, $2.28. ture, 1900-1901:— at for such tioned war- possessed when After spondingly thin paste. high lights touched in with silk. The ively, the prices mentioned site for school purposes. The and black. is Silver, Burdett & Co., School No. 23, Wood & Menagh, repairs, School No. 3, supplies in their bids. rant aforesaid not te be delivered by the It of crepe de chine bear- this is accomplished wind the lace on pink blossoms are First the paper is laid face down- tipped clustering $7.50 $4.08. December, 1900, $3.12: School No. 12. The yeas and nays having been ordered City Clerk until a proper deed, vesting the an of black lace in waved Longmans, Green & School No. ing applique the bottle and proceed with the boiling, ward, on table and the portrayed in broad ribbons, which, Co., 23, December, 1900, $17.55; School No. 13, De- and taken on the call of the Chairman, title of eai-d property in the city, free the paste ap- $2.80. lines and and the bodice cember, 1900, $15.92; School No. 17, Decem- the resolution was adopted by tne follow- from all incumbrance, and duly approved single motifs, as already described. in even lightly folded and crumpled in all Sheldon & plied thin, surfaces. The top Butler, Co., School No. 3, ber, 1900, $4.44; School No. 22, December, ing vote:— by the Corporation shall have is tucked with the lace round School No. School Counsel, brought When the lace is too large to wind of the is then and kinds of deft ways, convey a wonder- $22.67; 6, $16; No. 25, 1900, $28.45; School No. 26, December, 1900, Yeas—President Mulvaney and Messrs. been first filed. piece pulled doubled $1.96. the figure in very becoming fashion around a bottle, baste it and se- faithful of the deli- $36.S1. Succow, Kennedy, Ward, Lewis, Tracy, 2. All that certain lot, or of evenly \ back on itself and another of fully impression Smith & School No. James piece parcel portion Richardson, Co., 2, Hannon, repairs, School No. 5, Barker, Witt, Birdsall, Cullen, Culver, land, situate, lying and being in Jersey and the lisse fastened Into the center to a of cheesecloth, with cate shell-like as well as of the 449 64 447 66 curely piece the back pasted. When this process is petals, January, 1901, $11.50. I Berger and Egbert—13. City, Hudson County, New Jersey, and of the with an ornamented F. F. Smith Pub. Co., School No. 8. $1G. Joseph Doran, repairs, School No. Nays- None. deoolletage small stitches in parallel lines across the is seized tender, green, sprouting leaves. At the 11, | which on a map entitled "Official Assess- complete, piece by the Rand, McNally & Co., School No. 1, $19; December, 1900, $110, $150, $18.50; School No. Absent—None. * button. the surface of another School No. School No. ment Map of Jersey City, New Jersey the lace. Baste two corners, which are foot of the tree, by a poetic anachron- 9, $39; 10, $12.75; 11 and Annex 11, December, 1900, $57.o0; The apportionment of appropriation for top carefully School No. 20. School No. I and known els Lot 29, in City Block 2SS, The very latest mode for the coiffure of cheesecloth over it and In $4.44; 21', $5. School No. 11 Annex, December, 1900, $155. janitors’ supplies for each school was laid piece boil the cornice or ceil- ism, tufts of purple and yellow crocus Werner fronting on 13th etreet, and. at the price ef placed up against School Book Co., School No. 2, F. T. Kelaher. repairs. School No. 11. on the table until the next regular meet- is to dress It low, but women in gener- a waters. After the $1,100. series of rinsing, with an allowance of about half peep cheerily through the long grass. $164; School No. 3, $10; School No.23, $13.76; December, 1900, $160.18, $22.73; School No. 11 1901. ing, ing, February 28, Resolved, That a warrant be ordered al should be Tery careful before which must be School No. 25, $15.68. Annex, December, 1900, $21.45. they accomplished by press- an inch for margin. This is The crocus, by the way, is a flower j SCHOOL COMMITTEES. drawn in favor of Michael T. Connolly, top edge University Pub. Co., School No. 4, $11.04; Sargent Mfg. Co., repairs, School No. 11, Mr. Chairman School No. 20:— adopt this style. With a classical head and never which be I By Witt, for in full for the above ing squeezing, but by wring- to the so ns to the may delineated to perfection School No. 6, $13.20; School No. 11, $18; December, 1900, $15.38. and he $1,100, payment pressed wall, stick, | Resolved, That John Callahan be mentioned site for school The and weU proportioned figure nothing is the cloth which the lace In broad ribbons. The form and color School No. 27, $1.56. George Richter, repairs, School No. 11, of School purposes. ing, pin upon paper is stretched downward and a is hereby appointed engineer warrant aforesaid not to be delivered by more beautiful, but for it Ginr/ & Co., School No. 3, $35.80; School January, 1901, $50. No. 20, this appointment to take effect ordinary folk is basted smoothly to a sheet stretched of these welcome harbingers of spring F. Hauser’s the City Clerk until a proper deed, vest- mark made at the bottom where it No. 4, $26.10; School No. 12, $23.30; School Sons, repairs, School No. 2, February 16, 1901, and determined April Ui $10.35. ing the title of said property in the distinctly trying. in curtain frames or if this Is Impossi- ; reaches the A distem- may be reproduced with almost abso- No. 17, $5; School 'No. 25, $8.33; School No. December, 1900, 1st. 1901. city, wainscot. clean Samuel C. free from all incumbrance, and duly ap- With the low of hair 27, $21.75. Meginnis, repairs. School No. Resolved That the Committee present style ble to a sheet stretched and pinned : brush is next used down the mid- lute fidelity, so that, for instance, cro- 6, January. 1901, $13.95; School No. Jan- further, proved by the Corporation- Counsel, shail per Schwartz, Kerwin & Fauss, School No. 7, be authorized to It Is to Schooi No. on No. 20 School prescribe have been first filed. dressing absolutely necessary over a carpet. Allow the lace to dry dle of the of and when it cuses thus embroidered on white satin 23. $40.50. uary, 1901, $9; 25, January, 1901, duties of said piece paper, $170. the engineer. Resolved. That in order to raise said hare the hair full and loose in the and then remove from the sheet and for a table center have almost the ef- Educational Pub. Co., School No. 17. The and having been ordered is so fixed in position, being made per- I H. Sharp, repairs, School No. 10, Janu- yeas nays amount the Committee on Finance are $3.01. and taken on the call of the Chairman, (rant and, of course, waved. Rumor from the two of cheesecloth. fect- of a handful of ary. 1901. $20. hereby authorized to borrow $3,809, on a layers pendicular by means of a plumb line, freshly gathered Holden Pat. Book Cover Co., School No. the resolution was by the follow- James J. Duane, repairs, School No. 8, adopted temporary loan bond at a rate of interest blossoms strewn over the ta- 11, $6.70. ing vote:— the scissors are drawn across it at the carelessly January, 1901, $27.93; School No. 25, Janu- not to exceed 4 per cent, per and The Beck Duplicator Co., Supt. office, Y'eas—President Mulvaney, and Messrs. annum, Charm of Manner. ble. ary, 1. 1, $12.90. I the same payable August 1, 1902, or on 19 edge of the cornice or ceiling and at $5. Kennedy, "Ward, Lewis, Tracy, Fuel, 1900-1901:— Succow, from the 25 per cent. “License Charm of manner is made up usually An James C. all Culver, days notice, the top of the wainscot to separate the extremely satisfactory example Lansing, Incidentals, James Coyle, coal. School No. 1, Decem- Barker, Witt, Birdsall, Cullen, due the Board of Education. schools. $4.71. and Receipts,” of gracious observances of small court- of broad ribbon work is given in the ber, 1900, $195.33; School No. 2, December, Berger Egbert—13. On motion of Mr. the margins that have been left 4 clean Gas, 1900-1901:— Ringle, meeting — 1900, $90.58; School No. 4, December, 1900, Nays—None. then esies. Heredity is unrelenting, and illustration a workbag of turquoise Hudson Co. Gas. all adjourned. cloth is then worked over the paper Co., schools, $331.87. $46.23; School No. 9, December, $139.98; Absent—None. M. F. charm is a but when 1900-1901:— 1900, great birthright, from the middle to the until It Fuel, School No. 13, December, 1900, $50.23; Night Schools Committee. Mr. Barker, edges People’s Light and Power Co., School KALAHERk these qualities are lacking attention, School No. 19, December, 1900, $130.44; chairman Committee on Night Schools, lies evenly over the wall. No. 9, $24.22; School No. 11, $22.76. that schools would close above all desire School No. 22, December, 1900, $187.99. reported night EXECUTORS* SALE.—HUDSON COUNT* effort and, may — The Newman Ind. Home and Mission, things, The Newman Industrial Home & Miss- on Friday evening, February 15, 1901, with, Orphans’ Court. School No. 1 annex, $5.3S; School No. 5. overcome tremendous barriers. Though wood, School No. 18, January. 1901, appropriate exercises at the various Pursuant to an order of the Orphans* Court The Theory of Woolen Bedclothlne. $10.75; School No. 15, $10.75; School No. 20, ion, $10.75; School No. 18, January, 1901, $10.75. schools, to which he extended an invita- of Hudson County, made on the fifth day of society may do without a good heart, The idea of wool- $10.75; School No. 24, $10.75; School No. 24, November, nineteen hundred, the having exclusively Insurance, 1900-1901:— tion to the members of the Board. undersigned, $10.75; School No. $10.75. executors of the will of David M. Demarest, it will not dispense with that appear- en is that the exhalations 25, London & Lancashire In6. School On motion of Mr. Kennedy, the Board bedelotbing James Coyle, School No. 1, $220.49; School Co., late of Union County, deceased, wHl sell at ance of it which we call of No. January, $45. on amiability of the body may escape in the same No. 2, $93.18; School No. 3, $79.93; School 2, 1901, adjourned. public vendue, the premises, at the south- Geo. R. Ins. School No. JAMES J. WISEMAN, corner of New York avenue and Con- manner. This not al- No. 4, $166.97; School No. 5, $169.10; School Steinberger Co., | easterly amiability may way that the carbonic acid gas Clerk. Jersey New on Wed- does, No. 6, $116.01; School No. 7, $107.13; School 2, January, 1901, $125. gress street, City, Jersey, that illusive nesday, the sixth day of February, nineteen ways give something and woolen clothing, being porous, per- No. 8, $237.36; School No. 9, $422.17; School Rent, 1900-1901:— Chas. Detwiller, School No. hundred and one, at two o'clock in the after- known as charm, but charm never ex- No. 10, $94.36; School No. 11 Annex, $9; H. rent, 20, all the tit la mits the escape of these exudations, December. $100. noon of said day, eefeate, right, School No. 13, $93.81; School No. 14, $91.49; annex, 1900, January, 1901, BOARD OF FINANCE. and interest of whioh said David M. Demarest ists when it is absent. Simple flattery New School No. which cotton or linen clothing will ab- School No. 15. $260.82; School No. 17, $124.45; Special School Account died seized of, in and to the following de- is not but tlie actual No. School Bonds L. L., etc.:— and real to wit:— pleasing, making sorb, with the result so often noticea- School 18, $158.92; No. 20, $319.12; 20, (Official Proceedings.) scribed lands estate, No. 20 Richard mason work. Contract those certain lots, tracts or of one do his and not alone School Annex. $12.72; School No. 21, English, All parcels best, thinking an odor around the bed- 9th and situate, and in ble, unpleasant $137.06; 'School No. 23. $106.65; School No. 302a. School No. 20, payment, $12,- ! Adjourned regular meeting of the Board land premises, lying being he is it, be. Unselfishness • 650.29. the City of Jersey City (formerly City of doing may room in the 24, $117.04; School No. 25, $144.87; School No. held in its rooms at the City morning. of Finance, Hudson), New Jersey:—Beginning at the south- is the 26, $135.59. Thomas Mahoney, carpenter work, Con- at 3 root and spawn of all gracious- Hall, on Monday, February 11, 1901, corner of New York avenue (lata It is generally believed that the sleep- Printing, 1900-1901:— tract School No. 20, 6th payment, easterly 308a, o’clock P. M. Clinton and Congress (late ness. One of the greatest secrets of The Journal Su- street) Warren) er finds the best rest when his bed is Evening Association, $2,975. Present—President Lembeck and Messrs. street, thence running southerly along the east- charm is perintendent’s office, $16.80. Boilers, School New York charitableness and scrupu- with its head toward the Special Appropriation Carnes, Mullins and Ringle—4. erly side of said avenue, fifty feet; placed north, The Jersey City News, Superintendent’s No. 21:— thence one hundred feet; thence north- lousness in motives to those Absent—Mr. Midlige—1. easterly, imputing says The Household. Office. $16.80; Clerk’s Office. $16. $5. M. A. Shanahan, Sehool No. 21, erly, fifty feet to said Congress street; thence repairs, ETC. Who interfere with our even way. Wit Janitors' Supplies, 1900-1901:— November, 1900, $80. PETITION, westerly, along the southerly side of said Con-* Clarence for the re- one feet to the CHIIVESB WORK. Wood & ‘Menagh, School No. 9, $19.92; Books and stationery, etc., 1900-1901:— Petition of Linn, gress street, hundred place oi and eloquence fall flat when of taxes, Said premises being known as lots unkindly Coffee Caramels. School No. 10. $22.69; School No. 14. $43.30; J. M. Frost, incidentals. School No. 10, turn of 522.50 duplicate payment beginning. blue with a of rose 138 and 139 on a map made by Joseph F. LOW AND HIGH. leveled at the weak and defenseless, velvet, spray dog School No. 23, $6.15;.School No. 23, $4.10; year 1899, on L-t E, Block 1,655, Duncan COIFFUBKS, Take one pound of brown sugar, one October and November, 1900, $1.10. Bridges, of the City of New York, for Cornelius worked across it, each leaf and School No. 26. $3.13. L. A. incidentals. School avenue. has it that some exclusive will concludes The Household, petal Goodenough, and Van Vorst, deceased, and filed in the Clerk'* people cup of strong coffee, one-half cup of Insurance, 1900-1901:— October and November, (Referred to Committee on Salaries standing away from its background as No. 15, September, (now Register’s) office of the County of Hud- soon take up the wearing of straight cream, one ounce of butter. As soon as Geo. R. Steinberger, School No. 1, $140; 1900, $2.10. Claims). son, on the 29th day of October, 1861. there for the Petition of Max Klipper, for return of 1901. but it is doubtful if the A Convenient Pantry Arrangement. though merely resting School No. 4, $52.50; School No. 6, $100; Special Appropriation, $7,487.15, School Dated January 8th, hair, majority cooked sufficiently to be brittle when School School No. $75.04 surplus paid in redemption of lands ELIZABETH B. DEMAREST, The cut, from Farm shows a moment. The central stem, embroid- No, 10, $13.50; 11, $30; No. 12, 1898:— will let the present becoming undula- Journal, into water into School No. $10; School No. $30; sold for unpaid adjusted taxes, etc. HENRY M. DEMUREST. dropped pour buttered 16, 18, Commonwealth Roofing Co., repairs, BYRON set or v snapea ered in silk, is the only evidence at first School No. 21, $12; School No. I (Referred to Committee on Finance.) G. LATIMER. tion slip into disuse. tins, and when cool mark off 22, $30; School No. 12, January, 1901, $485. Executory. nearly that stitches have used to School No. 22, $2.50; School No. 23, $22.50; General —iaim Account, 1S97-1898:— CLAIMS. All bins placed un- sight been corts of coiffure ornaments are with a buttered knife into squares. School No. 23, $37.50; School No. 24, $30; Lewis School No. Au- ! The following claims were presented, re- it. The of Max, repairs, 1, STATE OF NEW der the broad hold same kind treatment referred to their JERSEY—DEPARTMENT (worn in the evening and, indeed, in the School No. 27, $30. gust, 1898, $25.75; School No. 1, January, ceived and appropriate of State—Certificate of Dissolution. shelf of the be to fl«wer with London & Globe Ins. Co., School No. November, 1898, committees:—Henry Puster, $28.50; J. C. Ornamental combs pan- Fashions and Fancies. may adapted any Liverpool, 1898, $2; 1, To All to Whom These Presents May Come, Haytime. prevail, School No. 14, $45; School No. 16. $10. $4.60. Democrat, $32.75 and $94.30. Greeting: dresser, in skirts are tlie loose, irregular petals. and a wide black velvet bow is always try Triple among fancies. Henry A. Steffens, School No. 19, $35; International Oil Works, janitors’ sup- REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- Whereas, It appears to my satisfaction, by which flour, sug- The habit of entertainments Most effective among quickly execut- School No. 22, $35. plies, School No. 1, August, 1898, $10. TEES. duly authenticated record of the proceedings becoming, ^whether worn across the giving Claims for the dissolution ed is the so called Chinese W. C. Collins, School No. 20, $50. The yeas and nays having been ordered The Committee on Salaries and voluntary thereof by the ar, graham and outside of one’s own house seems to be embroidery unanimous consent of all the trout or at the back. The single flow- Edward Sowoye, School No. 25, $90. and taken on the call of the Chairman, reported recommending the payment of stockholders, de« work shown in the second cut. This is in my office, that the The Bull Indian meal and a one, and the restaurant func- School and Furni- the resolution was adopted by the follow- the following claim:— posited Grey er, a rose by preference, commends it- growing Repairing Buildings Cattle Company, a corporation of this State, often ar- in the form of a square of 1900-1901:— ing vote:— ! $28 to Henry Puster, Assistant Corpora- a fashion. bulky tion saves much trouble and worry to a embroidery ture, whose principal office is Situated at No. St *elf as coquettish Thos. J. Stewart School No. Yeas—President Mulvaney and Messrs. tion for and service be in very lustrous, smooth cotton or linen The Co., 2, Attorney, subpoena Montgomery street, in the City bf Jersey City. -*--—•— ticles may hostess. i $17.02. Succow, Kennedy, Ward, Lewis, Tracy, fees in re-Harrington vs. Jersey City. County of Hudson, State of New Jersey (James Each bin on a white background. The Frank R. School No. 2, $36.34. Barker, Witt, Birdsall, Cullen, Culver, to “Claims” Account.) E. Hulshiaer being agent therein and in A Wvtekle In Coslclng Steak. kept. The single pearl, diamond or tur- celoring Brick, (Charge charge School No. 2, $9. Berger and Egbert—13. was received and the claim thereof, upon whom process may be served}, swings on a combines the rich reds, bines and golds Fred Hoey, The report The proper way to cook a beefsteak quoise button for the flap of the .finger M. A. Shanahan, School No. 4, $96. Nays—None. ordered paid by the votes of all the mem- has complied with the requirements of “An screw at of oriental or crown china. De- No. Absent—None. in Act concerning corporations (Revision of 1306),’* to broil but oftentimes it pivot and continues to be a derby John W. Donegan. School! 4, $189.50. bers of the Board present, four (4) Is It, may purse pocketbook No. Teachers and Salaries and preliminary to the issuing of this Certificate of each side In the signs of this style are. very satisfactory George Richter, School 5. $37.88. Committee, by ! number, on the call for t'he yeas b&ppen that It is not convenient, and dainty and elegant fashion. Wm, Dunne, School No. 6, $193.10. Mr. Egbert, Chairman:— President. Dissolution. on tea table covers and nays by the Now, therefore, I, George Wur-ts, Secretary lowest of cozies, doilies. E. School No. S, $5.50. Resolved, That Miss Edna Kelly be and on the'steak must be fried. This may he point From Loudon comes the news that dartsch, The Committee Printing, Stationery of State of the State of New Jersey, do hereby Co. Gas. Schools Nos. 9 she is hereby appointed a teacher in the the V. The ad- Hudson Co., 2, and Supplies reported recommending certify that the said corporation did, on the done very satisfactorily if a little the latest sticks are No. 24. to fill the vacancy caused walking cleverly and 25, $20.65. payment of the following olaims:— Thirty-first day of January. 1*01* file in my and. v shaped bins. School No. the of Miss Katherine A. is to the matter. Put an vantage filed into and hex- BOARD OF EDUCATION. J. Murray, 9, $187. fchooly resignation $32.75 to J. C. Democrat, -for printing office a duly executed and attested consent in thought given triangular, square School No. 11 the same to take effect at once. convenience of such receptacles are George Richter, Annex. $15. Murphy, and stationery for Board of Finance. writing to the dissolution of said corporation, iron saucepan over the fire and let it forms. This refers not to the tOfficial ProecedlnBE.i School No. School The yeas and nays having been ordered agonal J. W. Greene, 11, $18; $94.30 to J. C. Democrat, for printing and executed by all the stockholders thereof, which with too apparent to need comment. School $14. and taken on the call of the Chairman, consent and the record of the beeonpe very hot; then rub the pan -handle alone, but to the stick proper. Regular meeting of the Board of Edu- No. 12, $15; No. 26, stationery for City Comptroller. said proceedings In the School No. School the resolution was adopted by the follow- aforesaid are now on file in my said office as A cation held Assembly Chamber, Israel Max, 14. $12; to “Claims” Account.) a- piece of butter and put in the steak Homemade Teaat. The of lies in ing vote:— (Charge by law. perfection dressing Citv Hall, Thursday evening, Februarv No. 16. $1.46. The was received and the claims provided Yeas—President and Messrs. report In Testimony Whereof, I have hereto set my and brown "one side; then A homemade that will be found 14, 1901. Chas. H. Sulk. School No. 16, $18, $18.44, Mulvaney the votes of quickly yeast simplicity, which when properly treat- were each ordered paid by hand and affixed my official seal, at Trenton, ROLL CALL. $18.17, $26.38. Succow, Kennedy, Ward, Lewis, Tracy, Board turn It and brown the other side. This reliable for who live remote $22.07, all the members of t’he present, this Thirty-first day of January A. D. one people ed can be regal and beautiful. This Present — President Wood & School No. Barker, Witt, Birdsall, Cullen, Culver, Mulvaney and Menagh, 9, $18.05; four (4) in number, on the call for the thousand nine hundred and one. in the Cover the pan from stores is as follows: Messrs. Suecow, Kennedy, School No. 25, $6.02. Berger and Egbert—13. Will keep juices. explains the vogue of the velvet frock, Ward, Lewis, and nays by the President. (Seal) GEORGE WURTS, Barker. Witt, W. Rhodes, School No. 13, $1.50. Nays—None. yeas the steak three minutes; Pee! nd boil six in a Tracy, Birdsall, Cullen, Floyd of the Committee of the Whole. Secretary of State. aad cook potatoes quart which is beloved by many women. and School No. 13, School Absent—None. Report Culver, Berger Egbert—-13. Carl Luck, $2.75; Honorable Board of Finance of Jersey .. Resolved, That Miss Jeanette Lindsay again turn it and cook it three minutes of wa When done, pour the water the fashionable skins Absent—None. No. 22, $4.60. Among employ- AND & No. be and she is hereby appointed a teacher City:— AND BY steak is not of extra Into a a READING APPROVAL OF MIN- Worden Crawford, School 18, $69. Committee of PURSUANT TO VIRTUE .OF AN longer. If the jar and add tablespoonful of ed in leather are sea In School No. 7, the same-to take effect Gentlemen—Tour the goods alligator, UTES. Chas. Keuderly, School No. 19, $20.50. order of the Orphans’ Court, made on tha March 1901. Whole, to whom was referred the matter thickness, the meat will be cooked sugar. When cool, add one-half of a There being no alter- & Co., School No. 25. $13. 1, of A. D. Hon, elephant, pig, walrus, seal, mon- amendments, Woodhouse of the for use as a twenty-fifth January, nineteen hun- or of The yeas and nays having been ordered of the purchase lots, in that of time. cake the ations omissions the minutes of John Donohue & Son, School No. 23, No. dred and one, the undersigned, administrator sufficiently length compressed yeast (keep pota- key, snake and liv.ord and taken on the call of the Chairman, play ground for School 21, respectful- the meeting of January 24, 1901, the Presi- $225. with the will annexed of Ernest Woehlke, de- on a hot toes for the in a the resolution was adopted by the follow- ly report and recommend the purchase ot Place the steak platter, spread table). Keep cool dent declared them approved as printed. Samuel (J. Megmnis, schools iNes. 7 ana will sell at public to the The capon may be prepared In any ing vote:— the same:— ceased, vendue, and PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA- on It with butter, season with salt place. Next day save the potato water 12. $8. or highest bidder, Wednesday, the twentieth number of or TIONS. Yeas—President Mulvaney and Messrs. 1. All those certain lots, pieces par- ways—roasted, braised David Ringle, School No. 12, $3.50, $90, day of March, A. D. nineteen hundred and and serve. as before. When Succow, Lewis, Tracy, cels of land, situate, lying and being iu pepper again, adding sugar From Miss Margaret K. Portln, thank- 326A, $1,150. Kennedy, Ward, two o’clock in the fricasseed—but it is generally boiled. A Contract Barker, Witt. Cullen, City, Hudson county, New Jersey, one, at afternoon, on the add this to the first Set in a ing the members for her appointment as Claims 1897-1898:— Birdsall, Culver, Jersey cool, jar. General Account, and a entitled “Official assess- premises. fat should be selected and stuff- a teacher in our schools. Berger Egbert—13. which on map Balls For Soap. capon The Thos. J. Stewart repairs, All that certain lot, traot and of land E*s warm place to raise. In using one-third Co., Nays—None. ment map of Jersey City, N. J., parcel ed with a mixture of bread Received. No. and situate, and in the whites of two hard boiled crumbs, School 9, $32.16. Absent—None. are known as lots 31 and 32, in block premises, lying being Chop the should be to start the next From Miss Katherine A. Murphy, re- city kept rising. Special School Account, Bonds Llq. on City of Jersey City (formerly Hudson City), a flue chopped truffles and chopped mush- her position as teacher in Resolved, That Miss Veronica Egan No. 28S, fronting Thirteenth street. force tbe through signing Public New School New a eggs and yolks Licenses, etc.. No. 20:— bo and she is a teacher 2. All that certain lot, or parcel of Hudson County, Jersey, beginning at Maple Roll*. rooms. Put a slice of bacon School No. 24. hereby appointed piece mix and season to taste skewered Wood & Menagh, supplies, $33.S7, $7.13, in School No. 8 the take and in point on the southerly side of Bleecker street Btrainer; then Received, accepted and referred to same to effect land, situate, lying being Jersey one of bread dough when on (formerly Newark street), two hundred feet and Mois- Take quart the breast; then put it in a saucepan Teachers' Committee. $246.82. March 1. 1991. City, Hudson county, New Jersey, which ■with salt, pepper cayenne. Eberle, cleaning, $16. The and been ordered entitled "Official east from the easterly line of Passaic avenue, It is molded for the last raising, mold with some unskimmed From Mr. W. B. Du Rie, Principal of K. yeas nays having on a map assessment butter or cream, add broth, spices $13.76. and taken on the call of the running easterly along the southerly line of ten with melted School No. 23, requesting permission to Mrs. Bogan, cleaning, Chairman, map of Jersey City, New Jersey, and in a cup of maple sugar, one-quarter and herbs. Boil for one hour. Tracey, cleaning. $13.60. the resolution was the follow- in Bleecker street, fifty feet; tfoence southerly raw to hold the mixture slowly use School No. 23 in which his pupils de- Michael adopted by known as lot 29, city Block No. 238, sufficient egg vote:— one hundred feet; thence westerly fifty feet, of soda, one teaspoopful of Then remove the from the sire to give a literary and musical enter- Wm. Bogan, cleaning, $13.50. ing fronting on Thirteenth street. one-half teaspoonful capon broth, and thence northerly one hundred feet to th« together; then add teaspoonfu’ and tainment on March 4, or later. Ellen A. Tracey, cleaning, $13.7* Yeas—President Mulvaney and Messrs. Henry Lembeek, butter. Let it rise and mold again reduce the liquor and make a sauce John H. place of beginning. Shape in small Received and referred to Committee on Kate Goughran, cleaning. $15. Succow, Kennedy, Ward, Lewis, Tracy, Carnes, finely chopped parsley. • cut out, rise and bake. These are very which mm be varied to Public School_No. 2S.. •Marie Lters. cleaning, $12.50. Barker, Witt, Birdsall, Cullen, Culver( ! John Mullins. Dated February 14, 1901. balls and poach in boiling water or according Berger and >' HENRY HOLSTS. ip Finance:— Mrs. Morten, cleaning, $12.50. Egbert—U. ~ Jaco.b Rlngle, nice. A.. taete- Administrator With Stock. Add to the soup when seryed. Finance. Bose Klernan. cleaning, $13.75. Nays—None. f Craunittee of the Whole. the Will Aaa«jMd. f-j4' -• ‘'•*.• '< VV*,vi ’• V4,’’