Passaic Daily News from Passaic, New Jersey • 3

REAL ESTATE. HOUSES To Let. Ill bftkory com or of Eairt Main are. and Jeffron tr et. Enquire of E.

KIP. To wnt, by Mar 1', a houe for a family of font person without children, rent mnst be reaaonable. Address TE A NT" P. 0. Bos 186, giving price and location.

RETTINGERS OPERA HOUSE! KSHala Hiikt! POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY Saturday, HVHay 2. GRIND SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT. On which occasion wUl hs presetted BRONSON HOWARDS Charming Comedy-Drama, in FOUR ACT8, sntotlsd: Young Mrs. Wintkropl (By kind permission of tho MADISON SQUARE THEATRE MANAGEMENT) Which will be presented with unexceptionable Strong Cart of Characters. General Aduii.slon.

nnlv 25 (VnK Reamed 8 tti, only 50 Tents. SECURE AT ONCE AT THE TTeUAL PLAOtJ. CWRKMKMBKR ONE OUT ONI 1 I Rtmrmberl Delay Is Me arm you? Mate will lead to afMppolatment In not wlti.eealng lb vrend perform-nco. Remember Magnificent Ocatnaet. tor fiemrmbr 1 Tbe a anJ'tjaa Square Theatre.

N. Y. Clt) an uul termpte.t run SSI able at tbe Madlena Lucre upeti at 7. begin at iireetaeij House, Paulison Avenue, Park Place, Gregory avenue, Garden street, Harrison street, HOUSE TO LET. Enquire In Kipi brick row, Elm street.

of EDO KIP. SOLE MANAGER MR. THOMAS DOBSON, Boom and Lot on Faulieon arenas, lot 40x181. For particulars apply to LEVI ALDOU8, 86 Passaic rtrci The honac on Gregory avenue now oootu pled by Mrs. Mniwlliw May bn seen between the hour tf ten and three PJr fell particular! epply to J.

T. F. BIRD. PART OF HOUSE TO LET. Four Rooms.

All modern improvements. Inquire of H. K. HONK, No. 68 Bloom leld arenne, Paaaelo, or 360 Washington treet, N.

V. Beal Estate for Sale. About 14 acres of land in the Passaic, situated on the Peach vronara Eoadand intersected by Gregory Arenne I IBoolue I School Office Requisites of every Description Note, Letter, Foolscap, Legal Cap. sad BIU Taper. I aw Blank.

Ltfises, Mutio Tepee Writing Tablets. A full tins of Blairs Oeh-bmted Keymons Perfsct Gootft, every shset warranted. Arnold's, Carter, Btnffoid's, David's, Carrs end Key atone Writing Fluids. SCHOOL BOOKS A SPECIALTY. School Books Bought, Sold or Exchanged.

Blank Boob, Scrap Boob, Letter-Copying Boob, najiu CarlL DOMINOES, CHECKERS, PA HUH EC A lull line of A Circulating Library, of 1200 Volumes The Raymond, Knickerbocker, Pock Snyder and Union Club Roller Skates. Rink, Parlor and Sidewalk Roller Skates. Base Ball Goods, Fishing Tackle, fco. Sole Agent for Demorests Reliable Patterns. Agency for the Maaoa Hamlin Celebrated Organs.

Stamping and Embroidering. Tianfrr Patterns. Pajsoue Indexible Ink SuVisoripHass taken at publishers rate for any periodical or mag sins published. SMU81C OF ALL PUBL18HEKB AT ONE-THIUD DISCOUNT. Any pirn not in stock obtninfrd at short notice.

Ia visiting our if you dont see what you want, ask tor it; and if not in stook it will be obtained at short notice. Note tbe address W. MALCOLM, 30 E. MAIN AVE. HILLMAN BROTHERS Artistic Photographers, MAIN AVENUE, opposite Eiii R.

Depot, Passaic N. J. LIFE SJZE AND CHILDRENS PICTURES A FEATURE- yClX AND i-EK SPi CIMSSX fff Howe avenue 420 Madison street, 300 Columbia avenue, 216 1 Jefferson street, 500 i Hamilton avenue, 456 1 Hope avenue, 240 1 Prospect street, 800 1 laige Furnished House, 900 Also several apartments to let. For Sale. One house, Paulison 9 room and bath room all improvements first-class lot 75x100; price, $5,500.

One house, Gtegory hvc, 5 all modern improvements 1 2 rooms lot 50X x8o price, $7,000. One house on Hope ave. about 10 city lots; large bam; plenty ol iruit price, $4,500 One large house on Rummer street all kinds of shrubbery and green houses 5 plenty ol Iruit of all kinds; plot 200x200; $15 000. One house on Summer street; 9 rooms; plot looxano price, $4,000. One house on Harri-on street 9 rooms lot 100x200, with barn everything in first-class order, choice fruit and shade price, $5,000.

Fine Mansion 00 Harrison street; grounds and stable; fine garden with an abundance of first class fruit about a acres ol ground must be seen to be appreciated. Several other first-class houses and grounds, ranging in price from 3,000 to 6,000 dollars. Building plots in every part ot the city, and some very choice plots. Ful! particulars given to parties wishing to purchase bv calling at JOHN HEM IONS State ail Coal 01. Cor.

VV ashington Place E. Main Av and Dak Street, aa laid out by the oity. A good brown atone quarry in fnll working order on tho property. Also treet of about 18 aoree, with a front of 780 feet on Bloomfield Avenue and 1100 feet on Van Hon ten Arenne. The depot of the D.

L. A W. R. R. is in the Eeet corner of the property, and there is aa eUigible site for a coal or lumber yard.

For particulars apply to ADRIAN VAN BLARCOM, Hirer Road. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. The City Council assembled in regular session in tho City Hall at 8 p. m. on Monday evening, April 20th, 1885.

President Jaa. K. Knowlden in the ohair, Present Couccilmon Burgoyne, Cogan, $6oo Heest, Speer, Kastell and Jackson Minutes of last two regular and one special meeting read and approved. Councilman Worthen entered during reading of minutes Ponding adjournment as required by law, Councilman Cogan offered the fol-lowing: Resolved tbat a vote of thanks be tendered to Jas. K.

Knowlden for tho able and energetic manner in which he has presided over the City Council during the past year. Adopted. On motion of Counoilman Burgovne the Board of Couneil adjourned sm die. Adopted. Clerk Finok then oalled tbe now Connoil to order and Counoilmen Wat-son, Rushmer and McCrea took their seats amid loud cheers from the audience in the body of the Hall.

On motion Councilman Burgoyne was obosen temporary chairman. On motion of Connoilman Watson, Tho Cogan was started President of the Connoil for the ensuing year. There being no opposition the clerk was instructed to east one ballot so as to 00m ply with the law. Thia done Messrs. Kastell and MoCrea were appointed to escort him to the Presidential ohair.

On taking his seat Pres. Cogan thanked bis colleagues for tho honor and expressed a hope that no work or aot of his would cause them to regret tbheir action. Councilman Jackson moved tbat tbe rules of the Council of 1884 be continued until further orders. Petition from several citizens of Irving Place, asking that a gas lamp be placed on that street. Received and on motion of Councilman Knowlden, referred to the proper committee, when formed.

Two petitions from parties desiring permission to construct cesspools Referred as above. Communication from Alert Hook Ladder containing names and occupation of members. Received and referred as above. From the Legal Adviser enclosing bond of David Campbell, as collector aud stating that he approved of the same. Received and referred to Finance committee, as above.

MATOR'a MESSAGE After the customary preface His Honor went on to say I regret that I am not better imfortn-ed, as to the condition and working of of the different Departments of the city a government. I shall endeavor to acquaint myself with the duties devolving on me and on the various Departments, and shall from tigie to time communicate to yonr Hon. body, such suggestions and recommendations as in my judgement, will prove beneficial to the city, and trust they will receive your careful consideration; I recognize the fact, that you are the law making power, and I shall not undertake to dictate to yon as to what your duties are, bat Roofed modern For Honor, contained the names of tbe following nominees For City Clerk, F. C. Cogan; Treai-urer, B.

E. McGrow; Legal Adviser, J. K. 8toutenburgh; Snpt of Streets, H. M.

Post; City Surveyor, Dr. R. A. Terhune; Register of Vitaly Statistics, Jas. A.

Norton; Janitor of the City Hall, Ely Knowlden. On motion of Counoilman Watson the nominees were taken up in the order read and confirmed. Agreed to. The first hitch waa on the confirmation of the Legal Adviser, but after several dilatory motion, he was confirmed, yeas, nays, Burgoyne, Worthen and Rushmer. Another discussion followed on the confirmation of Street Supt Counoilman Watson spoke in favor and Pres Cogan and Mr.

Worthen opposed it, for the reason that inasmuch as no etreet improvements would made this year, it would not be wise to pay $500 a year salary, to a Supt, A motion by Councilman MoCrea, that this and the remaining nominations be laid over until next meeting; wee after further diacuiiion adopted. On motion a recess of 16 minutes wee taken, to allow tbe Pres, to seleot his committees. When the council ro-assembled Pres. Cogan announced the following: Finance, MoCrea, Jaokson, Watson Audit, Jackson, Knowlden, Burgoyne C. Hall F.

Burgoyne, Knowlden, MoCrea Street Worthen, Kastell, Rushmer Lamps, Knowlden, Watson, Burgoyne Police, Watson, Knowlden, MoCrea Licenses, Burgoyne, Kastell, Rushmer Ordinance, Kastell, Watson, Cogan Printing Stationery, Cogan Knowlden. Kastell Salaries Officers, Rushmer, Jackson, MoCrea Poor, Jackson, Worthen, Rushmer Judioiary, Worthen, Cogan, Knowlden Buildings, Rushmer, Watson, Knowlden. Councilman Watson introduced an ordinance to provide for the isananoe of Kinds to the amount of $24,000 to bear interest at 5 per cent, and the money to ie used to meet and pay for bonda about to mature. Passed to its third reading and ordered published. Councilman Watson discussed the opening of Columbia avenae and favored the appointment of a committee to act in conjunction with His Honor in ascertaining why tbe street was not opened.

A motion to that effect was adopted and Councilmen Watson, Kastell and Rushmer were appointed as such committee. Adjourned 9,50. Company B. At the Fonrth Regiment Headquarters, Jersey City, on Wednesday evening at 8:30 oclock, Dudley Steel, Brigadier-General, First Brigade will presides over the election of Colonel, First Colonel and Major; after which the officers of the regiment will present to Gen. Steele, late Col.

of the regiment, an album with the photographs of the officers and non-Commtssioned Staff. On Thursday evening Lient. Shearman will take command of Co at wing drill at ersey City Armory. For Sale. On very easy terms, or to 1st, for a term of years, my residence on Howe arenne.

Heated by steam, large barn, plenty of fruit, good well of water. Apnlv to DR. bHAS. M. HOWE.

For Sale or to Exchange. For improved property The Farm owned end formerly occupied by me, comprising about aerenty-flrv acres. Situated on the Past sic Hirer, about six mils- from Paterson, N. flr-t class hoiie good out buildings. D.

CAMPBELL, Passaic St. Passaic, N.J. For Sale or to Let. Furnished or untarnished, the rtridvnce ow occupied by Mr. Bieonty, on (ire gory arenne Inquire of MRS.

M. WEBB, at Mrs. H. R. Welle, Gregory arenne, or on the premises.

SPRING OPENING! THE ORIGIN -Ai. N. Y. Furniture Cos branch store 2 7 jE. a.i -n Avenue, PASSAIC, IV.

J. OFFER INDUCEMEN TS IN FURNITURE! Of A.11 Descriptions. Chamber and Parlor Suits! Udren's SHADE AND SHADINGS. GOODS SOLD FOR 0ASI1 OR EASY PAYMENTS. NEW YORE FURNITURE CO.

27 East Main Avenue, Paaaaie, N. J. The Cottage formerly occupied by E. D. MoCLENNEN, Togeiher with lot 62x122 Feet on South side of Paulison Avenue, Near High Street, opposite the resi dence of Henry B.

Caverly E-q. Apply to The Gotham Horse Goods Co. No. 56 Warren Street New York. House No 159 Gregory avenue, on easy terms.

Inquire on tbe premises. Between the boars of 8 and 5 p. m. will eventually be reduced by, the sur-plusjof available assets over our present labilities to about $120,000.00 This I think represents very nearly the eity 'a liabilities above all available assets at the present time An amount in no way alarming, but which should hot be matanally increased only in proportion to tho increased valuation of the taxable proper tyof the oity. i find the appropriations for 1885 less that for straet improvements amount to $69,424,50.

Assuming this amount as tbe basin for this year's appropriations wo have after adding deficiencies and balance Improvement certificates due, a total of 94.125,60. This I think approximates very nearly to the amount tbat will have to be appropriated for the coming year, and so far as I can aacertain, will nearly all have to be railed by tax. I wish to oall your attention to the faot that $24, of the oity bonds full due on the seoond of Jane next, and there should be no delay in taking mess ares to have the new bonds ready to put on the market, tbe day the old ones full due. I presume a new five per cent bond can be placed on the market, poa aibly at alight premium, eTKIETB. While I am in favor of streets, 1 think we have gone aa far as we are able at present Tax payers say give us a Still it is important that the appropriation for this department ahonld be large enough to keep our streets in good repair so that the im provements which have been made shall not be lost.

It is also important that some streets leading from Paaaaie Bridge to the business portion of the eity, be graded and provided with a flag side walk that the cltixena of that locality who are large tax payers may be better accommodated SEWERS. I have given considerable attention to this question, daring the past year, but have not been able to satisfy myself as to any plan, which I would feel safe in recommending for yonr adoption. I have the names of several places in England where the chemical prooess is said to be in nae successfully, and I think that at acme time, during the season, we can find some one who will visit some of those places, and with slight expense to the city furnish the information we need. I think the Sew erage question should be settled before putting any more macadam on our streets Tbe Fire His Honor said was in an efficient condition and ahonld be enoouraged Schools. 1 consider these the most important branch of oar City Government Intelligent people who have children to eduoate will not locate in any place where they cannot have good school facilities.

Passaic has been fortunate in the management of her schools and with few exceptions our most intelligent citizens have been ready to give their service to the School Board and I earnestly recommend to yonr careful consideration any recommendations which they may make. POOH. Common humanity demands that this class shonld not be allowed to suffer and the question arises how they can be best and most economically cared for. In a former message of my predecessor he recommended the purchase of a small property near the city, with land enongh to keep those who are able at work, thereby in part earning their own living, I heartily endorse his recommendation and truat that when the opportnaity presents yon will take aotion in this direotion. LICENSX.

This has been a vexing question in all generations that is, so far as I have any knowledge. The traffic is everywhere recognized as an evil, and only tolerated under certain restrictions. I believe that where high license has been adopted, it has generally proved satisfactory, and I would recommend that the license fee' be not less than $150, and tbat licenses be granted only to each persons, as will conduct their business in conformity to the conditions of their license. The Police Dept, His Honor thinks is large enough, for the present needs of the city, and as he had not hean any complaints, he concluded that they performed their duty. In con elusion, His Honor said he should endeavor in all suitable ways to act in harmony with the Council hoping that their legislation will he such tha he can always approve.

In accepting th various offices to which we have been elected, the ciiizens of 1ass.iic have a righl to expect that every man will do bu duly. I thank you and the citizens of Passaic in general for tbe courtesy and confidence manifested, and trust it will not have bten misplaced. JOHN A. WILLETT, Mayor. On motion the meaeege wee received and ordered printed.

A seoond communication from hie City Lot for Sale Situated on Pas-aic street, let ween Second and Third aireeta. third lot tTom Third sire t. Enquire of DAVID CAMP BELL 31 Passaic stn -t. PrlSK'UC. LOTS 1 $60 $85.

A few lots unsold on Lake avenue for Sixty dollars, and on Van Wit kl: avt cue at Eighty, five dollars per City Lot. MoDANOLDS. Tbe Urge House corner of Grove street and Passaic avenue, formerly occupied liy tho Ule Dr. John; M. Howe Pcseasion May 1st.

Apply to DR. CHARLES M. For Sale or To Let. The large wo 8tory and French House, containing 13 rooms end all improvf merits. Good well of water.

merly accapiei by Mr. John T. Van Iders- tine, on Washington Plars. Horse in per sha11 Pleased at any time to confer feet cord lion. For particulars inqu re of T.

VAN IIHtlUM, o. with you on any matter relating to the business and all Ovincton Brothers, 246, 218, 260 262 Mon 81, BtooUjn, 5 T. Witt In tea. minutes walk of afield depot, a farm of 80 am, with cottage house. Apple arid Quin re orchard; grap.

vines and otner amah fruits, ull iu be -mug. Apply to A. HUNTER, Lodi, N. J. Minute from Brooklyn Annex, 8 Minutaa from Brooklyn Bridja PRIVATE SALE For Sale Suit ot parlor furniture, some brossels carpecu, dining room table (extension etc.

Can be seen from one to three t. M. any day his week. A. SWAN BROWN, oorter Pennington and Faullaon avenues.

me Lariest CMna Glass farerooms in tbe WorlL Seven Large Floors of Show Goons Reached by Derate. ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE FOLLOWING SPECIALTIES Lots for Sale. Terms to Suit Purchasers. F. SOULE, F.

W. SOULE. For Sale. On account of removal to New York, will be sold cheap: one horse, a side-bar top bnggy and Httrcese compkte, a depot wagon, a family coach, a double and single harness. Call on W.

8. GUTIERREZ, Franklin avenue. This mark is on every piece of Royal Worcester China of which Ovington Brothers imported last 0 A fill year over $25,000 worth, in dinner OZvjUUU and tea services, vases, odd plates, cups and bric-a-brac. FOE SALE A flrat mortgage on improved property onGrigory avenue Addieoa, P. O.

Box 62, Passaic, N.J. For Sale 40 Gts. Cheap. Leghorns. The Leghorn.

These This English earthenware Pint Jug, artistically decorated with Chrysanthemum, naturally colored, and daintily gilded, sells for forty cents. Two larger sizes, holding a quart and three pints each, sell for fifty and seventy-five cents. city's to approve acts which have for their object the protec tion and improvement of the interests of Passaic. FINANCES. I am gratified at being able to state that our Finances, considering the large outlay that has been made for improving our streets, are in a fairly healthy condition.

Whether all of those improvements were an immediate necessity is a question about which there is as 1 you are aware quite a difference of With board, in a private family. A large opinion. front room slid connecting bed-room, large closet and water; bouse contains all im- That they will in the end prove gen- provements. To a permanent party, will erally beneficial I have no doubt. It idd," devolve on Ibi.

Connoil to provide means to pay the balance which falls I I due on these improvements, this year, which with other demands will bring tbe tax rate up to nearly three per cent. Now in my judgment such a tax rate, if continued, would be ruinous. I do not tnink that a rate of two and one half or three per cent, would be much of an inducement to persons, either of large or small means to come and pur chase homes in Passaic. And I have no doubt, but that the tax payers of this city, with few exceptions, expect tbat you will so conduct tbe city's affairs that the tax rate for another year, shall be reduced, to at least two and one-half per cent, or less if possible. By glancing at the Treasurers report of March 1, 1885, I find our Assets foot $280 069,09 Liabilities $219,448,40 Dress Shirts Jor Mtn, Youths and Boys, Laundritd and unlaundried, special reduction by the half dozen.

We have 1000 dozen to sell, and we will sell them at greatly reduced prices on account of going out of business A fine flack of Brown fowl are A No 1 and arc prolifio layer For particular apply to WM. H. HILL. 28 Elm street, where the fowl may be seen. $10.00 An artistic French Landscape Plaque, painted in Pari by a prominent artist, and richly framed in plush and bronze, measuring 16 inches outside, is sold for $10.00.

A large gallery is filled with varied subjects ranging in price as high as $425.00. For Sale. One of the most beautiful plots of ground in Passaic. Located on the sonth aide of Randolph Street, and running from High Street to Pennington avenue. Streets graded.

Shade and I ruit Trees of seven gars growth. Ground slopes South and Plot COO feet loDg by 138 deep; or about 38 City Lots. Will make two fine building dtee, 100 by 138; six centre plots 60 by 138. Entire plot will be sold at rate of 8400 per eity lot. Apply to JAMES T.

BURNS, 1 Union Square, N.Y., or Gregory avenue, fcjaie, J. rat oorner of Faulieon and High tre 122 by 125, also for sale. BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD OWN YODR HOME 1 will sell a neat cottage, to reliable par-tta, WITHOUT ANY MONEY DOWN, that have or will take 10 shares in the This new and handsome Cake Basket, made by the Meriden Britannia and warranted triple plate, is sold for $8.00. A complete line of silver-plated ware of the finest quality offered at factory prices. Genuine Pully Braces.

Fine Suspenders For Men Boys. Ml Latmt Iwaovsionm. Selling Very Low ON ACCOUNT OF -CLOSING OUT THE EN11BB BUSINESS. J.PEICE, Shirt Maker 28 EA8T Maim AVENUE. Q.EORGE P.

RUST, Attorney-at-Law, and tioLiorros nr Cbanozbi Naw York and New Jtrsey Commieaioner of Deed. Titles Searched; Mortgage fore closed and Collection made. OfBoe, Howe Block. loo rr field Avenue This polished brass Candlestick, with eight cut glass prisms, standing nine inches high and finely finished in every way, selling for $1.26, represente a superb department of imported and domestic brass goods of every description. Building end Loan Association.

Come and see in regard to terms, and if yon do ftot purchase it will cost you nothing to see the property. GILBERT D. BOGART, tit Held, D.J, An English earthenware Tea Bet of good nality, neatly decorated and very service-ble, will be sold for $4.00. It comprises 12 Tea plates, 1 Teapot, 12 Cups and sauoen, 1 Sugar bowl, 12 Fruit saucers, 1 Cream jug, 2 Bread Plates, 1 BowL J. PRICE, Shirt Maker, 28 E.

Main ave. $9 Mrs. Gutherie will have two furnished rooms to rent with board, after the 15th of April, No 7X Gregory avenue. A judicious investment now in a bottle of K'd Clover, Burdock and Haisapariila Blood Purifier, will save health and wealih in the future. For sale at TERHUNE LAUES.

Summer Underwear or ladies and gentlemen Silk and Litis Hon desirable goods PRICE'S SHIRT DEPOT. J. A. TURNER, DR 8urplua 60.620,69 This yon will notice is a very good bowing on paper, but in my opinion it would be well for us to take a business view of it. Our assets consist largely of public buildings and city property, which we do not wish to sell, and of taxes and assess meats, only a small por tion of whioh we seem to be able to collect.

Tbe outstanding bonds of tbe city amount to $157,600,00. This amount A frame building two stories, 25x30 to be removed by May 1st Inquire of JAMES A 8PBOULL. FOR Ei MBS. van NOOBDT will sell at private the following aitiolea: -Gne gray working horse tad harness, one one 1-boiee lumber wsgoo, two three cows good milkers (one Apply at her residence. Linden war the L.4W.R.

R. MBS. VAN NOOliDT. All goods packed free of charge, and delivered to any freight or express office in Now York City. A very complete variety In all the departments noted above will be found.

Ia onUrlug, plwuw mmtJoa ptpar OVINGTON BROTHERS. Brooklyn, N. Y. Surgeon Dentist, 14 Elm Street, Kips Brick Bow, Pafsolo, N. AND 1844 BROADWAY, Y.

OITY. Gas for extruetlag..