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Latest Foreign News.

NEGoTIATING FOR LOWER DUTIES.
THE HAGUE February 14.-1t is reported that
the Dutch government is negotiating with the
American State department tor a reduction of
the import duties on sugar imported from the
Dutch possessions into the United States.
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The Pension Office Investigation.

EXAMINERS ABSENT IN OHIO IN OCTOBER
WITHOUT LEAVE.
Mr.. Clark, Commissioner Of Pensions, was be-
fore the committee on the payment of PEN
sions, bounty and back pay, at its meeting to-
day, and testified that while he was acting
commissioner during October last Messrs.
Rathbone and Jacobs, special PEN
sion. examiners, were absent from their
work, and in Ohio, without his knowledge or
permission; that they had no right to leave
their work without his permission. He said
further, that these special examiners were act
ing under orders from Col. Dudley, who was
then at Columbus Ohio
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MAR RED.

FRANK-KAUFMAN. Mr.. BEN FRANK OF Hal.
umore, Md, TO Miss BERTHA {. KAUFMAN, Wash
ngton, d. {.
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LIEUI. w. II. EMORY to-day assumed com
mand Of the United States steamer Despatch al
the Washington navy yard, relieving Lieut.. w
III. Reeder
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Labor Troubles at the New Pension
Building.


The union carpenters employed by Mr.. D. J..
Macarty on the roof Of the new Pension build
ing notified Mr.. Macarty yesterday that they
would stop work if non-union men were en-
ployed there.
One of the workmen stated to a STAR re-
porter tnat their cause Of complaint was that
Mr. Macarty had brought number of nom
union men from Hyattsville and other places
and Intended to put them at work. The work
men said Mr.. Gait, chairman of the executive
committee. had treated them fairly.
Out o! the $50 carpenters in the city the work
man said, 500 were members of the union, SO it
would be difficult to secure men enough to
nnish the work at the building without their
CONTRACTOR MAcARTYs STATEMENT.
Mr.. d. j. Macarty said to-day there was no
trouble with the workmen. Yesterday after
noon a number of the men asked him not
to employ any but union men. He told them
That he was paying the highest wages and re-
served the right of discharging men when found
Incompetent, and of employing competent men.
MIR: Macarty added that he had this work to do,
and limited time to do 1t in, and that there
fore he would not tolerate any interference from
outside parties. None of the men at work, he
said, has stopped, and they were all at work
this morning. Mr.. Macarty said that he APP
pretended no trouble.
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CHARGED WITH RoBBING AN ACTRESs.-This
morning Detective Raft arrested young col
ored man named John E. Goss, alias Edward
Harvey, on the charge Of having on Monday
Partner" company, at the National, of pair Of
gold spectacles and SIS in money, and he is
held for hearing. Mrs. Morse had left her
purse and specs on the dressing-case in the room
and gone out on the stage, and on her return
missed them. The spectacles had been pawned,
and were traced back to Goss.
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DR.. RIA. Bacon, prominent druggist ofSouth
Washington, died at his late residence, corner
AZ and F streets southwest this morning at 9
O'Clock.
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PROPOSALS FOR MALL BAGS,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARrNENT
WASHINGTON, D. c., January Il, 1885.
Separate Sealed Proposals viii be received at this
Department until the NINTH DAY OF MARCH
1855, al NOON, for furnishing by contract Mall Bags
conforming in every respect to the official samples
such quantities and at such times be ordered
during the term Of four years, beginning the first
day of April, 1885.
Specifications Of the several classes Of Mail Bags and
Of the conditions and requirements relating the
poss and contracts and also blank forms for bidding
VIII be furnished application by letter to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General No proposal win be
considered which shall not have been submsted In 40
cordance with such specifications
The contracts which may be made VIII be In con.
formy TO the specifications the accepted proposal
The right Is reserved however to reject any or all the
proposals.
FRANK HATToN,
ja14-1aw6t Postnc aston (;enaral
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Application for rates to clubs should be made only
10 the Once OF the Company in New Orleans.
For. further Information write clearly giving full
address: POSTAL NOTES: Express Money orders,
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter Cur.
rency by Express (a sums of So and upwards at our
expense) addressed
II. A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Make P. o. Money Orders payable and address Reg
lstered Letters 10
f11-w&s1t New Orleans Ia
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR will leave the city for
his home in New York city at two o'clock on
the afternoon of March 4th.
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Queen Victoria Suffering From q Cold.
LONDON, February 14.-Dispatches from Os-
borne state that Queen Victoria Is suffering
from a severe cold, and has been unable to
leave her bed for the past two days.
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Transfer Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
s. d. Newcomb to Hattie L. Catten, lot rs, sub.
SO. 96S; $1,000. Jared McKenney to Nathan
Cohen and Joseph Roth, pts. Ia and Is, SO. 9TS;
$4,000. James A. TAFT to John F. Donahue, lot
IL, 50. 604; 81 200,
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the Signal Office to-
day: am, 23.S; am, 23.1; IL am, GAG;
2p.m 25,7,
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GEN. BENET, chief Of ordnance, to-day received
a cable message announcing the death, in Paris
this morning, Of B. B. Hotchkiss, Of Connecticut,
the famous gun inventor.
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NIGH RESS ES.

NIGH ID r Es.
PLAIN SACQUE GOWNS finished with Cambria
Ruff1es, 29c., worth SOC.
Plain well-made GOWNS, good Cotton, superior
finish, CSC; bargain at 81.
Fine MUSLIN, deep yoke, three rows insertion be
trimmed with fine Hamburg Edge, 79c This gown
would be cheap at S1.25.
MOTHER HUBBARD YOKE five rows Hamburg
Insertion between clusters of tucks 'front.' neck and
sleeves trimmed with Rufiles of Embroidery, o6c;
most decided bargain.
SKIRTS
Extra good quality MUSLIN, with Rufles and tuck
ing, 29c; 5Oc quality.
Fine MUSLIN, with finch Cambria rufies, with
Eve French tucks and hem with wide and narrow
Fine MUSLIN with 9inch handsome embroidered
Flounce with tucks above, forming In all q trim
ming 3-S yard deep, 94c.; worth S15O.
CHEMISE.
Good MUSLIN. plain band, neck and sleeves we'll
finished, Ice, regular Csc Chemise.
Yoke Of Insertion between four clusters Of five fine
tucks, embroidered front, neck and sleeves, trimmed
with fine Hamburg Edge, 47c never sold for less than
Toe.
POMPADoUR YOKE of ali over Hamburg En-
broidery square neck, with fine embroidery edge and
neck and sleeves, Sc; would sell readily At Sl25.
DRAW Frs.
Good MUSLIN, with hem and Ave tucks nicely fn
ished, lee; o bargain at 25c-
MUSLIN, with five tucks and Cambria rufae and
tucking, 36c.; regular price, 4Sc.
Fine MUSLIN, wide and narrow tucking, deep en-
broidered rufie, &c.; were CSC.
Fine MUSLIN, fine open-work Hamburg Insertion
between French tucks, edged with wide open-work
embroidery to match, CSC; very cheap at $50.
INFANTS LONG SLIPS.
Good CAMBRIA, neck and sleeves trimmed with
6ne rufle CSC; Cambria costs more.
CAMBRIC, with Mother Hubbard Yoke. fine tuck
ing and embroidery, 49c
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Startling Reductions In FRENCH WOVEN AND
DOMESTIC CORSETS, marked ct Is TO SO per cent
lower than regular prices.
Good CORSETS at 25c; special Offering.
Better CoRSETS at Soc; worth from 81 to LEO.
We must reduce stock, and therefore have made
prices exceptionally low. Calearly 70 avoid the
ucipated rush.
LANsBURG q BRO,
40. AZ 424 AND z2e
jalo 6EvENTH STREET.
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After hearing the testimony of Surgeon Van
Reypen yesterday afternoon in relation to the
use Of stationery, &C., In the bureau of medicine
and surgery Judge Wylie adjourned the Demp-
sey-Kirkwood trial until Monday.
HELD TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF HOUSE
BREAKING.-William Sanders the colored man
arrested yesterday by Detective Mattingly on
suspicion of robbing the store of C. j. Wells, No.
325 street, was placed on trial in the Police
Court this morning charged with housebreaking
ip the night. Mr.. Wells testified to the loss Of
his money drawer, containing about So, some
the articles recovered as having been stolen
from his store Edward Wells, the -4-year-old
tracing the robbery to the defendant and buy
ing some Of the old coins fl ON him. He also
identified a portion of the articles recovered.
Detective Mattingly testified the arrest of the
prisoner and to statements made ty J i'm. The
case was sent to the grand jury, bonds $500, in
default Of which he was committed to Jail.
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~ A T A r r h.

- A 7 A r RH.
The great Balsanic DistIlation Of Witch-Hazel
American Pine, Canada Fir, Marigold Clover Bios
SONS, etc. called SANFORDS RADICAL CURE, for
the immediate relief and permanent cure of every
form of Catarrh, from single Cold in the Head to
loss of Smell Taste and Hearing Cough and Catarrhal
Consumption Complete treatment, consisting Of one
bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent and
one Improved inhaler. in one package, may now be
had OF all Druggists for 81. Ask for SANDFORDS
RADICAL CURE.
COMPLETE TREATMENT WITH INHALER. a.
The only absolute specific we know ef"-Med
Tines THE best We have found In lifetime Of SUI
tering'-Reu DR.. Wfogtn Boston, After long strug-
gle with Catarrh the RADICAL CURE has con
quered S. ". Monroe, Leioisbre, Et1 IT have
not found that 1t did relieve at once"-Ay-
drer0 Lee, Manchester, Nass.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON
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Fatally Frozen in Escaping from Vigil.
lRnteS.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, February IA man was
found on the coupling of a train which reached
Dubuque Thursday night, and who said that he
had ridden from Montana ia front of baggage
cars, proves to be John Murphy, whose brother
tana, last week. The mans hands, face and
feet are so badly frozen that he cannot recover.
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To Aid the Strurxling Crorterr

CHICAGO, February IA number OF WELL
known Scotch Highlanders resident here have
appointed q committee to organize a prelimi-
nary meeting of every person in Chicago who
sympathzes with poor people OF the Isles and
north of Scotland, with the Interior object OF
organizing a monster meeting to raise funds
for the Highland Crofters.
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CHICAGO, Ill, February It'll am-The weather
is cloudy Wheat opened ct sSs4 for May. Evacuated
and declined tride and Is now quoted at $685. Corn
May, 40Asa4OlA Oats-May. 803a. Pork-May. 18.17la
Lafd-NsY, 7,I71k
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CHICAGO, February 14.-The lower portion of
a mans leg Including the knee, was brought
to the police station In the suburban town of
Lake last night. The limb was warm and
bleeding, and had been picked up on Clark and
51st street shortly after a train had
passed to Englewood. Some time later
the dead body of NJ. F. Bell, a tailor
was found on SOth street and the Lake Shore
track, nearly three miles away, mangled in a
terrible manner and minus one leg. 1t is sup
posed that Bell after losing his leg, seized hold
of the running gear of the cars and held on until
he fell from sheer exhaustion, and was then
mangled to death beneath the train.
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MAJOR THOMAS McGREGoR, I'd cavalry IRE
Gently promoted from captain, LIST cavalry, will
proceed, March LIST, to join his regiment in the
department Of the Columbia.
AMoN0 THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were Senators Miller, Call and Vest,
Commodore Franklin, Andrew Jackson, Of
Hermitage, Tenn; w. g. Terrell, of Kentucky:
ex-senator Cattel, Rev. DR.. Hitchcock, Of New
Jersey; and Gov. J.Schuyler Crosby, First Assist
ant Postmaster General
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LEAVE for six months on account Of sickness
is granted First Lieut. Charles c. Morrison, ord
nance department..
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RETIRED.-CH1EF ENGINEER GARvIN was
to-day placed on the naval retired list
The THOMPSON Bank Note and Commercial
company has presented a bill for $3.50 to the
Treasury department for publishing ruling of
the department under the redemption act
copy Of which had been sent to them in answer
to q request for information.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Chief Engineer VIM. 3
Brooks, ordered to the Portsmouth, n. a., navy
ard, Goth inst; Assistant Paymaster Jas. s.
Phillips to duty at the naval clothing factory,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
THE AMERICUs CLUB RECEPTION. The
Americas club, of Philadelphia, has arranged
to run a special train over the Pennsyl-
vania road to accommodate their guests
the reception In Philadelphia Monday
night. This train will leave the city at o'clock
Monday evening, and arrive In Philadelphia at
$50 o'clock. 1t Twill leave Philadelphia, on the
return trip the next morning at 7:20 q. M, ar
irving here about II O'Clock, in time for the
members of Congress to resume their legislative
duties. Breakfast will be served on the train Oh
the way from Philadelphia.
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THE VERY BEST MUSLINS,
THE VERY BEST CAAlBRIcS
THE VERY BEST EMBRoIDERIEN
THE VERY REST STYLES
COMMENCES TOMORROW CTUEsDAY) JANY
GOTH, 1855
OUR ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR DEVOTED TO
THE SALE OF LADIES UNDERWEAR
EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR AN IN.
MENSE RUSH.
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TEE SECRETARY OF STATE to-day signed q
trade mark treaty with Switzerland.
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Incorporated in 1888 for twenty-five years by the
legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes
With a capital Of 81 600 ,OOO-to which a reserve
fund Of over $3.50 600 has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote lis franchise was
December ID. A. d. 1879
The orly Lottery poted on and endorsed by the
people Of any STATE.
Y neuer scales or postpones
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly. f~
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
TlNE THIRD GRAND DRAWING, CLASS G
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS'
TUESDAY, MARCH 10. 1SS5-17sth Monthly
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each
Fractions, in Fifths, in proportion
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,
SINGLE NUMBER CLASS "B.'
Drawn at New Orleans La. on Tuesday, February
10th. 1855.
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The SIGNAL service doctors

THE WEATHER.-The signal service doctors
were all agreed this morning that it will be
warmer tomorrow, with every probability of
rain towards evening. They were undecided,
though whether it would clear up in the mean.
time or whether it would remain cloudy, with
DerhaDS rain or snow
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Next Thursday the Rev. Robert Nourse will
be installed pastor of the tabernacle in this city
The public examination will take place at o.
M. when the Rev. E. B. Webb, D. D., of Boston,
will pseach. The Rev: DR.. Hepworth, of New
York; Rev. Simeon Gilbert, D. D., Of Chicago
Rankin and others will take part in the pro-
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MEDICAL. &c

DEAD AND BE WISE.-DR. BROTHERS, eo6 B
HI ST. sw., appeared before me and made oath that
he Is The Oldest Established Expert Specialist in ths
city, and viii guarantee cure in all of veneresl
disease, and furnish medicine charge the Door
furnished medicine free. Consultation and advicf
free al any hour during the day. Subscribed and
sworn to oe1or' me by DR.. BROTHERS, April Cd 1854
n4-lm* s. MUEL II. WALKER Notary Public.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

LANsBURG q BRO,
40, l22 424 AND 42e
SEVENTH STREET.
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RErIRED-CHIEF ENGINEER GARvIN was
to-day placed on the naval retired list
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OuR ANNUAL JAsuAaY
COTTON UNDERWEAR CLEARING SALE

COTTON UNDERWEAR AT PRICES
SURPRISING THE CLOSEST AND KEENEsT
COMPETITION
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NoTTcE.-NoTrcr IS HERE

NORPORATlO NOTECE.-E0TICEI IS HERE
Ojby given that the 10th day of February, 1885,
the Commissioners Of Assessment filed at the office
of the CLERK of the Board of Public Works their
final assessment map and report for the improve
ment Of Winfield avenue between Ocean avenue
and the southeast side of Avenue E. and the same
is now open to public inspection in tho Office of the
Clerk of said Board.
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof ire in
cludcd in said assessment, viz:
Ocean avenue, on the south side from Winfield
avenue to point about So. "a feet west thereof.
Winfield avenue, from Ocean avenue to avenue
E.
Garfield avenue, on the north side from Winfield
avenue about 100 feet east and 104. 63 feet west
Garfield avenue on the south SIDE from Winfield
avenue about 1886 feet east and 1857 feet west.
Avenue e. on the north side, from Winfield ave-
nue. about 156. 70 feet east and $3.50 feet west.
Avenue E, on the south side. from point in the
centre line of Winfield avenue, if produced
through, about IT'S feet east and IT'S feet west.
And that the 23d day Of March. 1885, al 10 o'clock
q. m. and the meeting room Of the Boardi of
Public Works hereby fixed the time and
place when and where the Board of Public Works
will meet to hear, consider and adjudisate upon
all objections TO said assessment and repeat.
All objections thereto must be presented in writ
ing.
By order of the Board of Public Works
GEORGE I. B0UTON, Clerk pro tenn.
Jersey City, N. j.. February 18th. 1885. 2t
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Despite the inclement weather of last
Monday night, Odd Fellows Hall, Hobo
ken, was crowded with large throng of
Hoboken's German population, to attend
the fourteenth annual ball of Che Hoboken
Schutzen Gorps, Captain William Planade.
Excellent music was furnished by Prof.
Bechmans full orchestra Among those
present were delegations from New York
Central Schuetzen Corps. Jersey Schuetzen
Corps, Jersey City Schuetzen Corps, Jersey
City Heights Gehuetzen Corps, Captain
Harms, Captain Newman and wife, ex-
Captain Lippman and lady, Henry Berg
and wife, Mr.. H sfnaan and neice, Captain
Stande and wife, Miss Lehman, Captain
Seitz. Captain Engle and wife, Mayor Tim
ken, ex-Alderman Louis Wendell, DIR.
Heller, Mr.. Grooming er, Mr.; Tantzberg and
sister, Captain Fitz and wife, Joseph Kind
and ladies, Mr.. Hardsh,OA and lady, Mr..
Bloom and lady, and M any others whose
names were not obtained. On the whole
it was very enjoyable affair, wllichrrehects
credit upon those who had the management
Of the entertainment in hand.
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sALE.-1N oHANcERY OF NEW

~ JERSEY.
Between The Provident Institution for Savings in
al, defendants.
FL fa for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable February Term, 1885.
Bently Hartshorne, solicitors.
By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue at j.
NJ. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. Al Mont
gomery street Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the Twelfth day of March, A.
D., 1885,
at o'clock in the afternoon all the following des-
cribed land and premises with the appurtenances,
being the same described in said writ that is to say
All that certain dwelling house and lot of land
and premises situate lying and being in Jersey City
in the county of Hudson and State of New Jersey,
on the southerly side Of Grand street. bounded and
described rs follows, viz: Beginning at point in
the southerly side Of Grand street about one hun
dred and fifty l50 feet easterly from the easterly
line of Van Worst street opposite to the middle of
the party wall dividing the house and premises
hereby intended TO be mortgaged from the house
and premises next adjoining and westerly thereto;
thence running from said point southerly one hum
bred feet parallel with Van Worst street to- through
and beyond the middle Of the said partywall thence
easterly parallel with Grand street twentvone feet
four inches to point opposite to the middle of tbs
party wall dividing the house and premises hereby
intended to be mortgaged from the house and
premises next adjoining and easterly thereto;
thence northerly parallel with Van Worst street
hundred feet to- through and beyond the middle
of the last mentioned party wall to the southerly
line of Grand street; thence westerly along the
southerly line of Grand street twentyone feet and
four inches to the place of beginning.
Dated December 81 1884.
FERDINAND HEINTzE, Sheriff.
jan4-5w$S.10
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CHnRIFrs SALE. = NEW JERSEY SUPREME

~ COORl.
Morris Livingston ct al. versus Ann Murray
and Matthew Doyle,
In case. Fl. ia. &c.
Returnable Nov. Term, 1884,
Collins & Corbin. Attorneys.
HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT.
IL George Engs ct al versus Matthew Doyle.
In case. III. fa., &c.
Returnable October 30.1S8l.
Parmly, Olendorf Fisk, Attorneys.
BY virtue of the above stated writs to directed
and delivered, have levied upon and shall sell by
public vendue at r. RYAN Syckle's Real Estate and
City.
ON THURSDAY the twenty-ninth day of January
next,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the right and
estate OF the above named defendant, Matthew
DOYLE in and to all the following described land
aud premises, with the appurtenances, that is to
say:
and being in Jersey City (late Hudson City, in the
County of Hudson and State of New Jersey, known
and distinguished on a map of part Of the property
belonging to Jonn II. Zabrfskie in Hudson City,
surveyed and laid out by G. I. Van Horn as lots
forty i40l and fortytw l42l in block numbered
~, as laid down said map, said lots fronting
the s0utherly side of Bella Vista avenue and being
each twenty five (25D feet in width in front and
rear by one hundred feet deep throughout.
Also all that tract or parcel Of land and premises
hereinafter particularly described, situate lying
and being in Jersey City being part of lot Of land
designated on the map of Jersey City, made for
the associates of the Jersey Company A. D, 1904
number ffty-four (54) Washington street. namely
twenty five t251 feet wide fronting on Washington
street, and twenty-five (25l feetwide in rear and
sixty-niHe t6sl feet deep on each side.
Dated November 20, 1884
CoRNELIUs J. CRoNAN,
Late Sheriff.
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