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Considering the oppressiyenesG of the
weather, large number of pe0ple gathered
at the Oakland Rink, last W edncsday even
ing to take part in the reception given
under the auspices of Charles Shank, John
Z. Isely and George @. True, members Of
the extinct Oakland Pole Team. Quite a
number of the young folks put on their
rollers and enjoyed the fun till they felt
as thoughthey had just been fished out of
the river. Enliyening music struck land
the grand march. at 1880, commenced with
John T. Isely and Mrs. William Glass in
the lead. Barring spread which was en-
gagged in at half after midnight, dancing
was kept up continuously till after enc
o'clock. Among those present were Kiss
Theresa Weader, Henry Borneman and
Miss Susie Plainly, Milton Hanna and Miss
Jennie Hackett. Edward Hollis and Miss
Emma Wallace, Phillip H. Shank and Mics
Maggie T. Milligan, Fred Brown and Miss
Laura Meader, Ex-C County Clerk q. K. Van
Horn and wife, James Morgan and Miss
Henrietta Harrington, George CuthbersoA
and Miss Ryerson, Hooker Russell and
Miss Minnie King, VIM. Robinson and
Miss Addis King, Jas. Psrrine and Miss
Katie Ruby, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MbWin-
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. d. @. Hughes, Mr. and
Mrs. VIVA. Glass. Mr.. and Mrs. =. Isely,
Mr. and Mrs. F. 81. Lawtsn, John Cooper
and Miss Kittie Miller, Wingats Givsrson
and Miss Sarah Norton, Frank Conkling
and Miss Lulu Grant, Chas. A. Shank and
Hiss Jessie Grassick, Geo. Weacott and
Miss Anna Holloway, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Shank, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burbridge, Joe
Willis and Miss Bella Dunn, Louis Grant
and Miss Eta Howard, Harry Arthur and
Miss Carrie Malpas, Wallace Ksrr and Miss
Ada Andrews, and Frank Leighton and
Miss Harriet Blythe.
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state Lava TEAMS.

An open tournament will be held on the
grounds of the Seabright Lawn Tennis
and Cricket Club, under the auspices of
the New Jersey State Lawn Tennis Associ-
alton, on August Sd, and following days.
The play will be for the best two out Of
three sets, except in the finals, when the
test will be the best three out of five sets.
advantage games win only be allowed in
the finals, OF where q third set is neces-
sary in the preliminary rounds. Hand
some prizes will be awarded to the win
ners. In both singles and doubles, and also
TO winners of second places, The events
will be gentlemen's singles and doubles.
The rules OF the o. s. National Lawn
Tennis Association will govern al play
Play will commence promptly each day at
3 o'clock, P. NJ. An entrance fee Of 50 for
the singles and 81 for the doubles must
accompany each notice of entry. The
drawing will be on the "BagnaI- Wild"
system. All entries must be made with
ont fail on or before tomorrow.
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SHERTTs sALE-Is cnAscERy OF NEW


s8nstween James q. Leeds. complainant. and Uriah
Alien and wife and others. defendants
FL f.. fer sale Of znortgsged premfses.
Returnable October Terra. 1885.
John Linn. Solicitor.
By virtue Of the above stated writ t. rs directed
and &slivered. shall sell by public vendue at J.
M. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange Ne. At Hent-
gomery street, jersey City. on
Thursday, the Nineteenth Duy Of August,
A. D. 1886,
at tive 6cloak In the Afternoon. all the relieving
described land and premises with ths RppHrten-
ances being the same described il said writ that
is to say:
lying and being in jersey City. in the County Of
Hudson and State Of New Jersey. on the southerly
aide of court, ons hundred and twenty feet in
width, laid cut by the Associates Of the Jersey
Company between Hudson street and the Jersey
Citv ferry, in continuation of Montgomery street.
known as Exchange Place, tue south line OF which
court liz forty feet south OF the south line Of Mont
gomsry street extended Beginning at the south
side Of said court at point thirty six feet elk and
oneha inches east of the north east corner OF the
banking house OF the Mechanics and Traders nov
First NatienaD Bank, erected at the corner of said
Hudson street and said Ferry court, said north
east corner now actually extends; thence to run
southerly parallel with Hudson street eighty feet
thence eastevly parallel to said court eighteen feet
and one-haf Of an inch; thence northerly parallel
to Hudson street eighty feet to the south side Of
said courts thence westerly along the south side OF
said court eighteen feet and one-haf of inch TO
the place Of beginning the said lot being bounded
each side BY thu centre line Of the party walls
now standing, being the same premises conveyed
to the said Susannah E. Allen hy George G. Perry
and Cornelius Brinkerhoff and their wives by deed
bearing date October 19. 1868, and recorded in
Hudson County Clerks Office, In Liber 1s4 81
Deeds. page 222. &c.
DaAsd. June s. 1885.
FM4DrxAND EEIETxE. SAsrin.
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CORP ORAIION NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
~ 18th day Of July. 1885. the Commissioners Of
Assessments fled In the Office Of The Clerk Of the
Board of Public Works their final map and report
Tor the construction OF sewer In Sherman ave-
nue., from Hutton TO dfifath street, and the same
Is now open to public inspection In the ONCE Of
the Clerk OF said Board. and notice is also given
that the following streets avenues. or particular
sections thereof. are inclndsd in a2td assessment
% feet north OF Hutton street to Grifith street
sherman avenue on the westerly side from point
% feet north Of Hutton street to GriHith street
And that the Soth day Of August, 1885, at o'clock
<. ~. and the meeting room of the Board Of Pub
Tic Works, are hereby fixed az the time and place
when and where the Board of Public Works will
meet to hear. consider and adjudicate upon all
ooJecuons to said assessment and report all OBJ.
5octions thereto must be presented in writing.
By order Of the Board Of Public Works.
THOMAS JACOB, Clerk
Dated Jersey City. July %. 1856 jy25-2w
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AN ORDINANCE

To authorize the Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
City.
The Mayer and Ataersea Of Jersey city do orSsain as
SECTION l. That the Jersey City and Bergen Rail-
road Company are hereby authorized TO lay, con-
struct and maintain q single or double track on
Grand street. from their present tracks at the cor.
ner OF Jersey avenue and Grand street to ash
lngton street. and through Washington street to
Montgomery street, connecting with the tracks Of
said compvny in York and Montgomery streets
provided that any company or companies to whom
shall be granted the privilege of running street
cars for passengers over the streets for which per-
mission is hereby granted shall have the privilege
Of the use of the tracks in said streets upon the
payment to the Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
Company of fair and equitable sum for trackage
over said tracks, based upon the actual net cost OF
said tracks and yearly cost of repairs.
SECTION 2. That in laying main taiHing and using
said tracks the said Jersey City and Bergen Rail-
road Company shall be subject to the restrictions
OF existing ordinances, and that the rails herein
authorized shall be laid under the direction of the
Street Commissioner.
Passed July Is, 1886.
NJ. j. ORoURxE President.
JOHN E. ScorT City Clerk.
Approved July 20, 1886
j25-2t OREsrEs CLEVELAND, Mayor.
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Improvement Of Webster Ave.

From the northasy curb line Of Prospect street to
the southerly house line of North street in the
following manner, including all i1tersections:
To have the street for the full width Of the poad
way graded 10 the established grade by axoavating
or filling tee same to the established grade: TO
have 10 inch curb set On each side thereof; to
have the present curb reset and new 10 inch curb
where necessary; 10 have new blue stone faesing
feet w5de laid on each sidewalk: to have the
present tagging feaaid, and new TAGGING laid
where necessary; 10 have the cArriaqswsy paved
with srap-rock pavement; to have new bridge stone
crssswalha laid: - have the present bridgsseone
crosswalks rslaid and new bridgestone laid where
necessary and sll other work done that may be
necessary to provide for the few of the surface
water and to complete the improvement in a good
and substantial manner.
Notice is also given that on the 18th day Of July
1886. the Commissioners Of Assessments filed with
the Board Of Public Works their preliminary
sketch showing what properly viii probably be AZ
seAeed. and the probable amount Of benefit to
each lot or parcel of land; Alse the probable
said improvement; aud the same ia now open to
public inspection in the Office of the Clerk of TIN
Board Of Public Works And noace is alse given
that the following streets or avenues particular
sections thereof, included in said assessment
namely Webster avezu ne, from Prospect street to
Paterson Plank Road; Reservoir avenue, from q
point 276 feet east Of Webster avenue 30 point
S75 feet west of Webster avenue; Boerean avenue
from point $50 Fest east Of Webster avenue to q
point 375 feet west Of Webster avenues nAyine ave-
nue., from point 100 feet east of Webster avenue
to psint 325 feet west of Webster avenue.
AMa tha4 the
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Both Day Of August, 1886,

# sslssk p. m. aaa the needing room Of the
Beard u Public Werks are hereby Axed as the Tina
and plaes whsa aaA where ne Beard Of Public
Wev&s win meet 10 henr parties Interested in said
application, and all remsnstrances against the
said improvement that may BE presented in writ
ing.
~ szxew Il tie Beard pf fuhlie wsxks
TM0MAs JACOB. Clerk.
Dated JeFsey City, n. J.. July g. 1854 [2hj3
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sporadic ChoIer. in Burlfneton.

BURnrsaroE, N. j., July 81. The first
case Of cholera has made its appearance.
Its victim il Thomas Coyne. aged So years,
and living just below the dollhouse on
Water Street. Coyne was sick all day Fri
day, but persisted In working in the hot
sun. Towards evening he consented to
gre up, and in the night sent for DR..
Vigorous treatment on the part ef the phys
ieian failed to have any effect and Coyne
died on Saturday evening, The physi-
clans certificate gives sporadic cholera"
as the cause of death.
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AN ORDINANCE

To amend an ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
license and regulate carts express WAGONS AM ina
drivers thereof in Jersey City passed June s. 1871
foyosos:
sHcrros /. That each and every person licensed
KINDER the proviaions Of the ordinance passed June
O. 1871, to license and regulate carts, express
wagons and the drivers thereof in Jersey City,
shall wear in view, when engaged in business
under said license, . badge of uniform size denot-
ing his right to act in the capacity Aforesaid with
the number Of his license thereon in figures not
lass than one-half inch lsng, under penalty Of
two dollars for each offence.
Passed July Is, 1886.
N: ]. o'RouRKK, President.
JOIN T. ScoTT, City CLERK.
Approved July 20. 1886.
j2S-2t ORRsrzs CLEVELAND. Mayor.
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AFiss Eliordau Eafertains.

A very enjoyable reception was held at
the residence Of Miss Nellie Riordan, on
Grove street, Tuesday evening. Among
those present were, Miss Carrie Werthian,
Miss Nellie Harmon, Miss B.. Cough, Miss
Abbie Dywer, Miss A. English, Messrs. W.
Herman, of Newark, J.. Crugan, w. Town
send, Rob. Willis, j. Willis and others.
The singing Of the Silver Star Quartette,
Messrs. Miller, Ross, Crosby and Westhen,
was exceptionally fms.
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The Sussex .Quartotte Of j. G. composed
of the following well-known singers would
like to secure few engagements to sing
in sons Of the j. @. churches during the
month of August.
First tenor, g. w. Witter; second, J. f.
Sperry; first bass, A. M. Ramsay, second,
A.. B. Ronald.
Communicatisns promptly attended to;
no charge for singing.
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NOTICE TosCREDTT0Rs.-EsTAT OF GUSTAV
IN Gille, deceased. Emil Gille. executor Of
Gustav Gine. deceased by order sf the Surrogate
Of Hudson County. dated May 81. 1885, hereby
gives nstice to the creditors Of said decedent to
bring in their debts, demands and claims agains
the estate OF said decedent under OATH or afarma-
ten, within nine months from the date Of said
order or they will be forever barred Of any actisn
therefor against said executor.
june6 EMIL GILLE.
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Aluasst a Panic.

The breeze, mosquito netting and a
burning gas Jet combined to make eonsid-
erahle excitement among the inmates Of
the Orphan Asylum, on Payonia avenue,
last Sunday evening, amounting almost to
panic The excitement was readily
quelled, and when order was restored it
was discovered that the little blaze had
done no harm to speak of.
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NOTICE TO CREDTToRs.-ESTAT OF SARAH
IN +. Lienau, deceased. Michael Lisnau. admin
istrator, with Will annexed Of Sarah Iienau. de-
ceased, by order Of the Surrogate OF Hudson
county dated July 1st 1885 hereby gives notice TO
abe creditors Of said deoedent to bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the estate Of
said decedent. under cath or affirmation within
nine months from the date Of said order. or they
viii be forever barred of any action therefor against
said administrator.
Jy 16-10t MICHAEL LIENAU.
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The trial Of the Chicago dynamiters Is attracting
a worldwide attention. Your health ought to
attract mere. Don't drink dirty water, but use
water filter. Find it 1t Wood 4 Menash's.
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CORPORATION NOTICE

NOTICE IS HRRKBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 1mH
IN day Of October, 1885. application was made
TO the Board OF Public Works by John Mehl and
others for the
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ne Nsgv aad Aad9~s~ y Jersey css do wsaia

SECTION 1. That permission is hereby granted NJ
Rochfsrd 10 lay single track Of iron steel rails
about one handred and seventy-dve Q75) feet in
leagth, connecting with track now laid in Twelfth
street and extending in soushwesterly direction
upon and into his property at the southeast
Of Henderson and Twelfth streets, where he pro-
poses to keep coal yard.
SKc1ToN2 2. That the track herein authorized to
be laid shall consist Of the fat or fange, or the
centre bearing iron or steel rails. and shall be
laid under the direction Of the Street Co nmission-
or in the manner now defined by existing ordi-
nsnces. and shall be used ouly for the transpert&
ten of cars.
SEcT1oS 3. That the Board OF Aldermen reserve
the right to amend. alter or repeal this ordinance
At any time, and all nights, powers aud privileges
granted or allowed by this ordinance shall become
null and void whenever this ordinance is repealed
and thereafter the Board of Aldermen may BY
luton direct the removal Of said track.
Passed July 49, 1885.
MI. oROURKE, President.
JoHN 4. Soorr. City Clerk.
Approved July n, 1886.
jy25-2t ORHSTES CLEVELAND Mayer
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Bat Hartnetts Snmmer specialfiss en- your list
Hartnett's Little Grains Of Health and Hartnett'i
Keystone Pile Ointment. Corner Warren and
Montgomery streets.
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water cooler Should be found in every ofics
every store and every house. Get one from Wood
4 Menagh, the great house-furnishers.
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NOTICE TO CRRDTToHs-Es OF JOHN
IL walsh. deceased. william T. Budlong ad-
minatrstor Of John walsh deceased by order OF tho
3arrogate of Hudson County, dated may 10th. 1886.
hereby gives nstice TO the creditors Of said deco
dent to bring in their debts demands and claims
against the estate Of said dsesAsnt under cath or
n1nrmarien, within Hiae months frsm the data Of
said order or they will be forever barred ct any
actish therefor against said administrator.
m3ai0t WILLIAM n. 1UpL0N6.
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~ given that the ANAL account OF the subscriber.
executor of James Mcclanaghan lin the will named
James McOlellaud), deceased. will be audited and
and reported for settlement ON Saturday, the 18Th
day of September next.
Dated July 9th. A. D. 1885,
FREDERICK W. HILLE.
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NOTICE OF sETTLEMENT-NoTI IS HEREBY
In given that the account Of the subscriber,
executor Of Sarah A.. Price. commonly called Sarah
Price, deceased will be audited aad stated by the
Surrogate Of tbs County of Hudson, and reported
for settlement on Saturday the 4th day OF Septem
Der next
Dated Jane 18th. A. D. 1896.
Jy4 FRANK Z. PRICE.
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AN ORDINANCE

To authoriss N. Rechferd to lay single track
about one hundred and seventy Ave (I75) feet
in leagth, connecting with track new laid IN
Twelfth street. and extazding in southwest
erly direction 70 che sousheasterly corner Of
Henderson, and Twelfth streets.
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NOTICE OF EETTLEMEET-NoT rs HEREBY
N given that the fnal account Of the subscriber
executor Of Jane Sckweizer. deceased, viii be
audited and stated by the Surrogate Of the County
Of Hudson. and reported for settlement en- satur-
day, the4th day Of September next.
Dated June 28th. A. D. 1856.
jy4 PHILIP WKIGELK-
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SURR0 GATES NOTICES.
JAMES Fl. O'NEIL
SU RROGATE.
oFrxcE HOURS, sArURDAYs.
Frem to T. 9tol2

NOTICE TO cREDTT0RS-ESTATE OF JOHN
IL KsAsney, deceased Annie II. Ksarnez. exeou-
trix Of John Kearney. deceased. by order Of the
Surrogate Of Hudson County dated July 24th 1886,
hereby gives notice to the creditors OF said decs-
dent to bring In their debts, demands and claims
against the estate OF said decedent under oath or
affirmation within nine months from the date Of
said order. or they will be forever barred Of any
action therefor against said exsoutrix.
aug 4-i0k ANNIE 81. KEARNEY.
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hoJOuIn ~ 1IentOu yesterday. Inc MISSES
Julia and Hattie Jacohus are In Boston,
the guests Of their married sister.
Mr.. Perlmutter and family have gone to
Sharon Springs for the summer.
Miss L. +. Vreeland, Of Bergen avenue,
takes delight in the rustic comfort Of her
sisters country homo at Middlsbush, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James ". Soper are spend
the summer at Montclair.
T. Gesein is at Etevaxtsville, n. T.. with
his family.
John and Mary Ann Doyle sailed for
Lvsrpeol last week on the Cunard steamer
Swvia.
Manager Henderson, of the Academy, is
at ths Branch,
Henry Tiltan and wife, Of Summit
avenue, are at Highland Mills, Orange
County, N. Y.
Miss Amelia Brewer, Of Wayne street. is
ameng the Jersey City visitors at the
Highlands of the Nave Sink.
Mamie Devlin, Of Sixth street, il rcvsl-
ing in the surf and sH the beach at Atlantic
Highlands.
Bx-Nayor Romar's daughter Emma and
Ida are at Monticello, N r., whore they
will remain during the present month.
J. II. Madden and family, of Hoboksn,
are at Ksyport
Rx-City Physician Heller, OF HoboKsn
expects 10 return from Germany abost
September 10TH
]. B. LaForest, of the J.. G. Dramatics,
will sajoy his vacation in Ia Forests De
Nains.
City Clerk McDermo.ts wife and family
Of Hobeken, are among the Jersey people
in the Catskill' s.
William Schappe, of Lafayette, enjoys
farm life at Norwood, Conn
Mcxie Earle, of eight engine, is in Mis-
souri-in an Indian village known as Cher
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To Julia De Vamc Peters.

You are hereby notified by the Board of
Education of the District of Arden, county
of Berkeley, State of West Virginia, that
they will make application on Tuesday,
the 18th day of January, 1887, to the Circuit
Court of Berkeley county, at Martinsburg,
w. Va. to condemn one-halfacr bland ON
the southeast corner of your farm, which
lies in said District, and is known as the
Fryatt land, which half acre adjoins the
road leading from the Winchester turnpike
to Jacks farm, and is opposite the north
east corner of farm belonging to VIM. Z.
Stewart, it also adjoins said turnpike, for
the purpose of erecting a public School
House. We will also offer, in our petition
to be filed ON said date, the sum of sixty
dollars for said half acre. 1t appearing
that the said Julia DeVaux Peters is a
nonresident of the State of West Virginia,
she is hereby required to appear within
one month after the date of the first publ
cation of this notice, and do what is neces-
sary to protect her interests in this matter.
ROBERT G. BURKHART,
Prest. BID. Ed, Arden Dist.
B 3, \; bh s4TToS, com'rs.
Dec A. 1856, At
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