New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
NEWJFRSEY ITEMS.

NEwJFRsEY ITEMS
SALE or REAL Esr,rF-rhe estate At South bergen.
b. longing 10 The heirs Of Richard Van Ripper deceased
-old ~ auction by commission sale Monday siterooou
81 the house ID WEIGH South Bergen by David Scott
# Jer,ey City, Aucioneer There we're no lots Bold for
about $4,000 I; mostly purchased by parsons who
desire TO erect residences thereon. The oiddisg WAS
spirited The greater part of the ground IN Jersy City
suitable for has already been occupied and the
erection of manufacturing establishments collecting about
them residences for wOrkmep, has compelled those who
sire build elegant residences to locate upon Bergen
Hill much the annoy Of the ancient ao progress
live Dutch settlers II is considered certain that within
few years Hudson and Sou'h Bergen will be incorporated
as the upper wards Of Jersey City One parcel 10 ths
rear of Van Rpers house and Just west Of the plank
road opposite sheriff Maselles residence was divided
into lots 75xlO0 feet in size, and sold At
prices varying from $50 TO sl5 each There were 70
i T. IN that parcel The second parcel lays In the rear OF
Cornelius Van Rpers house. about one block from the
first parcel There q lots each 100 by i3 feet In
sa which sold prices ranging from $500 Ia $3.50 each
TAere other pieces nesry half OF mile South which
ere laid cut about 10 feet front by $50 feet IN depth ana
prices ranging from 600 to s571 each oae piece
Of 2 purchased by Bentley Tor about s'OOo
aooins other property there which he owns The Der
zen ,sge route in South Bergen, and the Newark
Pa. Road runs vicinity The great part OF the lots
lay two miles from the Jersey City Ferry, in the nne
date vicinity of church,s, schools and village OF resi
o,rces requires but about - minutes by omnibus TO
r.s.h them FROM the ferry. The suburbs OF New York are
rapidly fllingup.
COMMON CorNciL-Ths board met at the Lyceum
Tne.day eve ming Aid Belts President Of ths Board.
Va n. chair Tho subject Of licensing peddlors OF hsn.
vegetables up tor discussion on an sPphcs
ton license Aid Slater stated that the private mar
beta IN the city charged eIorban prices for vegetables,
sud h- favor Of competition by granting liososss
AID Miller Was opposed to the system IA II would LEAD @
he sale Of the reius7 of the New iors m%kes q ths CIT
zsrs a. jersey Ciyespeoiay 10 the poorer classes who
buy the trash without consideration for the public health
liz also sisted that citizens could sell any product or ar
Manufacture of tbs state of New Jersey according
H. the Existing State law without license Ala Lov and
1yTro sp he in favor graniirg licenses. The pettionws
lad upon The table PETITION was presented. signed BY
~. & a.rfas AL inn
iiat the salary Of the Chief Engineer OF the Fire Depart
u.ut increased 10 $3.50 per snnum. referred 10
he Committee Fire and Water.
me bonds 81 Albert T. Smith City Treasury. and
David Henderson, Controller received and approved.
Narious bulls were ordered pnd. The message OF his
Honor the Mayor, vetOng resolution ordering the pay
the City Treasurer the gOund that 300
j. fixed by The Charter The ELECTIONS sustained.
r..olution ef,red by AID Bro ser appointing Commit
re Of FIVE s.lecta site for City Hall building and
port the citing adopted The report OF the
Committee sewers recommending The plan OF sewerage
oroposed by Nr WhtSeil Civil Engineer, sometime
since. WAS received and is adoption moved IL was
pi.nsd 10 mfmb+rs by Mr.. Whtweh On motion Of Aid.
Muller the subject laid over 10 be more fully discussed
ON Tiursday evening next ~ the Clerk Office. lie RS
marked that mpoTtaut, add generally very
cspsbe project and there are some preliminary ssepsto
be taken.
c der the subject of IceDsing inns and Aysrns. Tho
lceut- proposed ny Aid Marine was frat sAken up Aid.
Brewer hous h ii absuroiyi u htes no penalty and
there ill not be any one green enough 10 pay MY dollars
f. license under that act AID james also thought that
absurd act The vote WAS tsksn snd was lost
The ORDNANCE concerning inns and tayerns offered by
AID Cleveland was then sken from the table This Ordi
nance fixes licenses At $50 each prohibits the Sunday hd
No. ard requires that the Board Of Aldermen shall pass
och license. II was finally passed after attempt II
an snoents IL differs but slightly from the one rscsDty
parsed vetoed by the Mayer a9d IA. been drawn with
= view to obyais the objection of the Mayor.
Adjourned to Thursday.
TuE RANK ClsE-CALL ron Az fsDfGsArfos MEsr-
f,GIhers - considerable excitement existing IN jersey
C an account Of the commiitA Of Margaret Kennedy 70
ilp COMPLAINT growing out Of the robbery Of the Me-
chsrics and Traders Bank # J-rssy City. call has
be- published for indignation meeting 10 Do held at
WsshiT gton Hall Friday evening The call IS directed
uofs especially to Irish Americana The language Of
the call IT, "Caiharne kennsdy-a poor, rsr dless lr.h
Girl the daughter Of widowed mOther-es incarcsrat
ID 10 Bergen jail the object OF whose imprisonment pub
lie opilon IS unanimous in declaring 10 be other
than TO screen the real perpetrators ~ the deed The
object Of the meeting principally 10 raise means for EN-
blowing counsel 10 have her examined on writ OF hsoeas
corpus.
NrEDyE % A. IsEANr.--Yssterdsy bOstmsn discov-
cred The body Of female infant ,gr monhs oo ho.ting
in the Hudson River At the foot OF Mercer 81 the
Pater, Railroad Depot The 10 yer part 81 ne BODY vas
H. m Ia ssck and strong cord was ned about rs n>ck
o. which bricks we're s,sche' hscordsr Cauer vas
1s Dr Cook examined the body and found that tbs in
art had been killed, previously 70 being thrown into tho
water By skull being broken by blunt instrument
bs the brains OOzsd out The sn had Bibbsd SONS
portions Of the body. It was large healthy child.
4 CoypRowsE-A cross bsyiog been erected mon the
rev church o. the Holy Trinity lEpiscopal, at Hudson
Bergen Five Corners portion Of that church objected
> ne differences have ensued Ga Tuesday night
% elm he roof and sawed of half Of the by
way u compromise.
FiREHES's EIEcTlos-On Tuesday evening the mem
bers Of Liberty Engine Company No. OF jersey City an
srnousIy elected A French Foreman and Jas A. CoyIs
Assistant Foreman Of that Company
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