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ASTwERr. Sept. l2.-Nothing remains
of the cartridge factory i'm which tine cx-
plo-ion occurred on Friday last. The
village of Austrawell. which is situated
40 meters from wlers. the factory stood
and which consisted of about 400 houses,
has vanished. The hydraulic machines
used at the dry dock were destroyed, with,
the exception of the cranes. A number
of merchandise slcpots, including ths.
Pr,issian stores, which were constructed
of iron. were overturned 10y the force of
the explosion and am immense quantity
of goods ruined. Two stained glass win
tows i'm ths. cathedral were broken 10y the
conc,IsSion. hut the building il intact.
According to the official report 1a5 J,cr-
SONS were killed, ~ missing. 1O are
seriously injured. and I'D slightly ir-
jir.sl.
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!See the, yorr mon. is rryis,~,-'.


NEW YORK. sept. l2.-Thc COMFY island
Jockey clui, determined to hold races at
Shecp-hcad Bay to-sis,y. matter what
condition the weather was. The. day was
decidedly hs,si for racing: the rain
binding that the spectators could hardly
the start. and wers. only occasionally
able. tn distinguish the jockeys ON the track.
The track was fetisrrk deep with mud. Ths.
handicap for which twenty horses started.
The Hearst stable relied upon tho $iO.OO
post and the by his stable.
companion Tournament. who Was little.
Thought of "A winner that ~ stable boy
rosie him. He started at usisi- Of ~ to- 1.
Most Of the finishes were close.
Seven hirlonRs. Gregory won. Primes.
Edward second. Mary L. thir,l-Tine ::ss-
Mile and three f,irlonx- On the turf.
BcEwool won. Burnside second. Lotion
third Tins. = :43.
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VAST IRRIGATION SCHEME.
over 100000 Acres in Washington Nssst |
Montana tO Bss. Improved.

Montana to Bss. Improved.
NORTH YAKIMA, w. r.. Sept. FL. ID.
Mcintyre. irrigation cugiti"cr OF Montana,
has arrived in this city and put two corps
of engineers on the field to lo-ate tls. lines
of - vast irrigation system. A company
consisting of "a number Of nicIni,crs Of the
boa arsi of directors Of the Northern Pacific
railroad. Charles a. Gregory, William }.
Brysoi,. and G.. A. Young of Chicago. and
Walter y. Granger, }. ID. Mcintyre and
AIlnrt KlriusclInisit of Helena has en-
tered into a contract and pur-
cha sod over I.UD.GD acres of tie.
Northern Pacific land in Washington
and Montana and has placed several
parties of engineers in the Held tss lay ont
the lines of canals Tor construction. This
will In the most extensive system OF irri-
CATION canals and storage reservoirs ever
unsicrtak ken i'm the northwest. The most
active field of operation AT present will bs.
in the Yakima country, in Washington
territory. and bstwecn the West Gallatin
and Madison rivers in Montana. Ia each
of these localities the. company has bought
all the land within "a radius of many miles
and will b,iild at once lD miles OF canal
IL IL understood the water and land will
both is. thrown oJs.u to settlers -ospn
the. canals are. built in Yakima county.
The company has purchased all the rail-
road s-psyiI,iny's land between North Ia-
kima and the Columbia river.
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YOUNG WIFE DISAPPEARS
>isc l-rt- Herself Down fross H Window
with "a Rope Made of sheets.

>isc 1-s's. Her~clr Down Frons - wtnslow
with "a Rope Made Sf sheets.
LEwIsrowN, Me-. Sept. 1a-Anna Dc-jar-
siins, "a Frs.uch Canadian woman, ~ years
of age, living with her husband, To- whom
she was married eight months ago. in "a
second story tenement ON Lincoln street
nystcriotisly slisappsard last night. The
policeman ON the Lincoln street beat was
attracted to the legality in which si. lived
at midnight 10y the sound of voices. As
he ncarsi the place "a woman i'm fun dress
was seen coming from AN allcyway. The
policeman pursued her. hut not in season
to overtakc her bcfor,. she was assisted
to "a covered carriage and driven rapidly
away. Returning to the house. the police
man found only a. dangling knot of sheets,
to bs-lIpost in the second story of the
building. Last might the other ssc.,iv,ants
Of the building were sli~tur,pesi hy "a great
racket. The wopnan's voice .rS,ss. lostd
above tho tusllrilt. Al uop hseslS O'cluck IL
hruke spssf sssyaiu. and tlsv<t. All Was lssisss.
Annie is ~ brunette. Her height is
about four feet and ten inches and she
weighs III pounds. She usually sirs.ss.~
i'm gray, and her great weakness has been
that of Irritation. IL il rsI,ortssI that she
seen i'm the City park last evening i'm
company with straugs. man, who no
doubt IL the person seen In the dark sst
midnight by tile policeman on Lincoln
street. A thorough -s'ars.h Inns ipscn insti-
tutCtl and the matter placed i'm the hands
Of detectives, bat IND cline l,as yet is,en
obtained. Her husband is sls.sl,oi,slcnt.
and fears that she has gone tn Canada.
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A BIG POLITICAL SCHEME


TO MAKE Montana and WashtwgtDW R~pub-
Iscaa by C~lonising.
MILwAUKEE. Sept. IA gigantic vs,-
liticsl scheme has bs,cn disclosed i'm this
city. IL involves making washinRton and
Montana solislly republican. The Iowa
conference at the African Methodist
church has just closed it's session herr.
The Rev. r. w. Henderson, at Chicago.
made an elaborate r,port on 'The State
of the Country" in which he recon-
n,cndctl southern negroes to cmiRrate tn
the new states 81 the. northwest. particts-
larly Washington and Montana. The
s.onfer.nce adopted the rcport by ac-
claniation. An interview with Mr.. Hem
sierson s,oDurnls the suspicion that this
proposed colonization of negroes is rs.ally
u republican political move Of the largest
slimcnsions. said Mr.. Henderson:
81 have lived for q great many year. In
the south. and am quits. convcr~ant with
the s,ihjs.ct treated. IL was I who oriRi-
mated and conducted the. great exodus of
my people from the. state OF Mississippi tn
Kansas in 1s12. We got sixty tho,is-
and colorrsi people tn move To tina, state.
forty acres of land each. on five and ten
years. time. IL great SUCCESS.
Many of them arr, now rich: all of them
are wcll-tu-eio. This movement has been
Ia continued in that way until We have
scattered Montana and Washington terri
tories from end to end with refugees.
Plantation negroes are no better oil now
movement il thoroughly organized. and
ON such solid basis that no one iu the
south will rralizc how the s-olorssi folks
have escaped until all arr, gone who wish
to Ro. We have ~ bcttcr underground
railroad now than existed i'm the days Of
old John Brown."
When asked who was furnishing the
funds. Mr.. Henderson would not say.
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MERIDIAN, Miss. Sept. Reports
reached this city to tho effect that a band
of white caps ar regulators burned "a
ncpro church last night at Post Oak.
twelve miles west of Pauldinp in Jasper
county. IL il stated that trouble between
the races has been brewing for some tim"
and recently several negroes have been
whipped and ordered To leave. The
sheriff aud posse left the county scat to-
day for the. scene of the trouble and will
act promptly in the matter. Rcliabls. par
ties from Jasper county Tonight say the
r,IIuOr- iirs. exaggerated.
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BUFFALO. y. ". Sept. Il. Dr. Bartlett
to-day concluded successfully li~ attempt
tn bs.at Dr. Carvcr's rsss'rsi of breaking
.D,UD glass balls in six days. DIR. Bartlett
s.xan oi, Saturday at 6::D "A. and con-
tiniisd twelve hour~ a day. Dn the first
sliy hc broke I2,O3O. Sunday 1O.Oi.. Mon
day Ia, iu5. Tuesday lO.59l, "Wednesday
s.sss,. Tlir,l.,y 1863. He finished AT ; ::D
y. IN. to-day. with "a total of 6l.Ui7. DIR.
Bartlett also achieved the phenomenal
record of breaking I'D balls in eight -",-
,ttsl-.
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New HAVEN. Sept. 12.-Jamcs r. Wilson
of this city riskcsi l,is life ~ years ago at
Cape May and saved from drowning
Henry Van scot. "A retired sca captain of
Hampstead, l.. 1. MIR. Wilson received "a
reward SlOo bin. He returned thanks
and forgot the incident. MIR. Wilson to-
day il "a freight conductor on the New
York. New Haven d Hartford railroad.
Captain Van Scot died at Dansvillc. o.. "a
few days ago and left "a fortune OF S2,iD.OD.
He bcsisicatlssd $1,000 of il to- Mr.. Wilson
am additional reward. Mr.. Wilson says
that $1,000 will put him his feet. He
will goto HcmIstcad and claim his wind
fall.
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AsPEN. Col. sept. 13.-Two Important
strikes have just hsscn made i'm the. J. e..
johnson mine. I'm driving the second
level through the. second ore chute. a body
Of high grade mineral has tn-en en-
couutcrssl. IL is five feet thick and aver
ages over luD ounces per tom. The striks.
IL made uD feet north of the. incline.
The second strike has been made. i'm "a
cross cut from the third level at a point
~ feet north OF the incline. This ore is
four feet thick and il rich. Its average.
has not been determined. but assays rum
ming into the thousands have h-en OBJ
tanned. The latter discovery has been
made just at the edge of the first
chute.
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New YORK. Sept. 12.-Thc following
games were postponed to-day ON account
of rain: Chicago mt New York, Pn,sburg
at Washington, indianapolis at PhiIatiel-
phia. Louisville Brooklyn, st. Louis at
Philadelphia. Kansas City at Baltimore.
At Boston-First game: Boston 3,
Cleveland =. Second game: Boston =.
Cleveland o.
Al Columbus Columbus Il. Cincinnati
1; called at the. end OF the seventh inning
on account of darkncss.
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>.ari- Challenges G...,..r

Pi1TsBURG. sept. Il. John \. St. John
received :, Telegram from Harry Earnest
Searie, champion scullcr. Offering ,o row
Ga,i,l.tur on the Thames in "a month for
S2,haD "a side. othcrwi~., i., will row him ON
the parainrttsl. 1T. John says Gaii,iaur
will not the Thames or ParaIu. tt.i,
hut il willing to row ON any English or
Irish lake. The TceIn.r-(satl,l.ltir race
takes place at Mckecsport. Pa. to-tnor-
row and il exciting great interest.
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VICTORIA. B. e.. Sept. ia whiri-
wind at Lulu Island. Ii. e.. Tuesday. de-
vastated the whole country through which
IL passed. tIprooting gigantic trees and
leaving the thickly wooded surface as hare
as "a board. A. far can be asccrtlincti
no lives were lost. though several houses
were torn down.
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The. .p.,u,n usopktn. u'uix.r-it,

BALTIMORE. Sept. l2.-In view of the
reports which have recently been pub
lishci Respecting John Hopkins univer-
sity. President Gilman authorizes the
statement that the university will bsgtu
the year on the first of October with
unirul,slir,sl efficiency.
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New HAVEN, Conn. Sept. 12.-'rhe will
of Mrs. Ellen NJ. Clifford of New Haven.
widow OF Arthur n. Clifford of New York.
who died last week after giving "a legacy
of Si5O,OU to her own and husbands reIa-
tives and SJo,DO tn various friends, leaves
the rest OF her property, amounting to
nearly StD.0UD, to charitable. Objects.
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PATTERSON. \. j.. Sept. l2--Thc SONS
of Veterans to-day elected Charles r.
Griffin of Indiana comni,iidcr-in-chief for
the ensuing year. Bagncly of West vir-
yiilia wis chosen lieutenant commander
and Captain G.. w. Poliitt of this city adj
jItaut-gsncrAl.
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kNoNvILI.E. Tenn. Sept. H. Items
afios,t from Lynchb,irg to tho effect that
IL men were killed i'm "a mine disaster AT
Jellico L. entirely untrue. The story prob
ably originated from the fact that ~ cob
or.si man was injured two days ago by
falling slate.
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BRUSSELS. Sept. PA cable dispatch
from Zanzibar to the government of ths.
Congo state says: Stanley ON leaving the.
basin Of Albert Nyanza erlslcavor,.d tS
make his way southwark by passing To
the west of Victoria Nyanxa. hut failed
HE then went trprthwarsi and reached ths.
eastern >hore of thu lake. Emiu Psasha
accompanied him. After 10 stay ON ths,
borders .f the lake awaiting supplies
Stanley. leaving Emin Pssls.. marched in
the direction of Mombas-sss. He is ex-
pectcd to reach the eastern cOsst
abs,It the end of October.
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increasing Their st.,rk.

BosToS. sept. 12.-At n meeting of the.
Bell telephone dirsctors to-day il was
voted that tb. capital stock h<. Increased
from S1O,UD.tUU to $12.OD.UO.
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HANOVER. Sept. i2.-Emperor William
met the czarowitx at the railway station in
this city. After the usual ceremonial
greetings they drove together to the castle.
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PARIS. sept. 12.-Thonias A. Edison, ts,-
francs for the benefit of the IpoSr of Paris.
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THREE IRAMPs IN AN lcs.cHesr.
Sew ~ brakeman Captured l'nwclsssssss
I'n.sems,..r~ s.a - Freight Train.

How % brakeman Captured l'nwelssstssr
I'n.-rns,sr> oa - Freight Train.
BLooMiNt;roS. ILL.,. sept. II. TrtiIIiiCn
the Chicago Il Alton railroad have
been troubled a. great deal of late 10y
trimps. Last night three Of that nor,l.ltiis'
species boarded "A freight train at Joliet.
Edward Brennan, brakeman. put them
Oft, whercupon they fired several shots sit
him. The three trsinps then got aboard
another freight which WAS following the
Brennan was on. James Roberts. n
brakeman ON this train. had heard of the
trouble Brennan had AMI lIrs'tl the tr;,nii,S
into the iCt-s.licst, an am empty rsfrisx-
orator, and attempted tn lock them in. isit
found the fastening To the tralpsloor pn
the top of tlis. ear broken. In order tn
hold the trasnps Roberts Obliged tai
throw his weight on the door. When the.
trlmps learned they were in the tolls they
eiltlcavorssl to get osIt, and Roberts wsss
Obliged tn fight them all the way to tlsis
city, 10 distance of about seventy miles.
rhe tranlps would partly rui-e the door on
Vhfcm ROtnfts sat and point "a revolver
through thc opening. They fired several
shots, hut Roberts kept ont OF range of
the bullets. In order to- prevent tls. trslnll,s
escaping hc was Obliged to hammer them
hack with IL couplin9-pin. This morning
he landed them i'm this city and they wcrs,
taken i'm charge ny the police.
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IN MnlknNer fnr l,nlt. lAlt.,.

SAN Francisco, sept. 12.-At the race
course to-day at the Patio Alto stock farm.
tn" thrcs-year~old tilly. Sinai. had a walk
over for the (brcislsnt stakes, and uasssls. a
trotting record OF 2:l61. for ths. mile.
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ALBANY, Sept. 12.-The races to-day
w.rs. postponed on account of rain.
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RETURNING TO THEIR IDOL.
Tryimg Ttsse~ fer Prr~sd~mt Garnet amsl
Ht~ Colleagues.

Trsimg Ttsse. fer l'rrssslemt Caruot and
his Colleagues.
PARIS, Sept. 2.-(,Onfislcslce i'm the.
French government bcinv able tn hold it's
own against Bo,lla nRsm u fortnight hence
is not pronounced just IL was ten
days ago. The politicians Whose. jsseisg-
nient and so,ir,Cs of information snost
respectable ar. beginning to hedge i'm
their estimates. They nO longer feel M
SURE that Boulan nsxsn is wiped out. Tlscrr
has tn,en an ugly and unfortunate quarrel
inside the French cabinet bs'twccn the
premier. NJ. Tir.sri. and tho minister Of
the interior. NJ. tOnstans, which vastly en-
couragessthc enemies of the republic. Nj.
Constans has started out to organize the
whole immense civil service of France
for the official candidates., and has no
scrtiplcs whatever about GaRgin9 and par
alyxing the opposition hy amy ansl all
means i'm his power. As the crowninw cap
stone to his system of nuzzlinx the priests.
editing the list of opposition nominees.
and utilizing the. entire governmental ma
chinery both before and after the, ballots
had been east, he announced that Bosl-
hanger and Rochcfort could mot Ia caudi-
dates and that no votes for them would he
counted and all their piacarSis would tc
torn down by tho police. Upon this there
u great howl raised as 10 the legality
of sttcls "a decrs,c. This frightened NJ.
man. He had "A number of stormy scenes
with NJ. constants and with Ferry and
Others, whom tiit. minister of tine interior
summoned hastily from their vacation To
support him. and the. upshot has been
that the decree has been withdrawn, aud
Bouluugs,r and lSos.hcf,rt will be caIioli-
dlitllts.s i'm MoIItniartre and Bcli.vilic. NJ.
Constans has t.'ptlcrsI his resignation.
hsit thus far Nj. tarnot has been abb" tn
keep him from insisting ON its acceptance.
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AK. p. BROWNS ~
Attorney ut law.
Onice in Barrett Il .lseky's Block, Main street,
Anaconda. Montana.

II. M. STEPHeNS.
PHYSICIAN AND SCRGEON.
Az A,nNpN MONTANA
Onice I'm Barrett & Jacky block licslslen.e on
Second street west, opposite Montana Hotel
Calls promptly attended In. Graduate of St
Louis Medical College.
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Tmi.ss y,. register ~. ...-,u re-,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-25

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave Jersey Ctty station. Erie Raltiway
Kill and Nyack, $50, Wis. $50. 1922 and 1lA2 a m,
las. 3a2, did. sos, 5A4. 6.22. 1851, S:l5, l0a4 p. m,
Additionai trains to Creskill and way, GIT. 745,
s5T, 9b7 q. m, and 1888, I22. 3:12. 5l4. $50 D. m.
*For Manuel. Spring Valley, Monsey and Tallmans.
Eyack Express. MAT.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Official Record of Last Weeks Transfe
and Mortgages.

JERSEY CITY.
Christina Wengle to Mary Hansen, lot IS,
bk is, map Baldwin q Gilchrist ........ 81, 1000
Catharine Z. CuIrin to Patrick Sweeney,
beg where n S, lot IA, bk 504 inters WIS,
lot 1lM;....." ..:...::. 1850
lot 81, map IS, lots sold at auction. 49,. 400
William Robertson ct TX to l.. A. Opyke,
5 cor Monticello and Clinton ave, s5x75.. 1o,5oo
Alfred t.. Nelson to Margaret Nelson, S S
Jewett ave, IT'S it e of Bergen ave, 36x91 1
James w. Whelan to Henry Helmke, e s
Tonnele ave, $3.50 n of Lincoln st, 114x
Dickinson M. Van Worst to Henry Hinse. "'
lot 20, blk 200, asst map j. C............ /
Exrs Anna e. Miller to same, same as
1850
Peace, W s Grand st, 225 it W of Green st,
John Gardner ct Tx to Robert E. Gardner,
lot rs, blk II, map Baldwin & Gilehrist,
Julius Wiese ct ux to Charlotte Thomas.
lots 493. 494, Oil. 61e, 5ls, pit 5l4, map
j.. Benjamin yreeland ct ux to Catharine
n. Rich, lot q, blk rs, map BENZ. vree-
George NJ. Newkirk ct TX to George i. 4O
Gantz, S cor sd tract at inters W s Back
Lane and n s Clendenny ave, S g by Back
of De Mott, N W by De Mott and Hy.
Newkirk, n Q by Alb. Alderman, with
exceptions 1900
NV cor Henderson st and I'd st, a5xloo.. $500
Dickinson Van Worst to same, same as
Daniel e. Cleary to Lindsey R. Davis, s S
Wayne st, where inter Q S Ids con and
also Q s Id late Gautier ........... =. csc
George r. Garretson to Oliver H. Perry, n
s 18th ST. 100 it W of Provost st, 5Ox100.., CSC
Henry Hofflich ct TX to William Kleinbury,
lots and 8, blk A, map Robert Lundy,
%oxtuO ......s..-........ ........... 32s
Catharine Kurtz to Hy. A. Gaede, lot 10l,
Town OF Hudson L ASS, 25x100. .......... $50
J. Benjamin Vreeiand to Nicholas J. Nc
Cormick, lot 10, blk lao. map Benjamin
vreeianu. 43(
john N. Suligroys to trus Of Lincoln Lodge
No. f26 !. O. OF o. IT., S 9 S Wilton st, S00a
It o g or Mapie s0(
John Honiss ct ux to Frederick A.. Nicker-
son, " = Magnolia ave, 1883. 25 W OF Kear-
AeJ eNc..r .-.- 4OU
Exrs of ADAM Rapp to Frances G. Barnes,
S S boundry Homestead farm John A.
Exrs John NcEldery to same, lots az and
30. blk 6s and 6e4, Asst map Jersey City,
Trus OF AbbyG. Spring to Recon- Barnes, 9
5 National Docks Z r, whore int Cs
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NEW YORK AND GREENWOOD AKE RAIL-
IN way. Trains leave Jersey City station, Erie
Railway, as follows
For Arlington, Sis, sS7, $50. l12s a. m. 1915. 1888,
2N4, 321, $50, 459, 52, 551, 635, 7:12 827, 1912, HAS,
i2lS p. m. Sundays, sl2, a. M. 1a2, 4i7. 627. slz
BIoomfeld and Montclair, week days, 615, $751;
$50, q. m, 1915, 204, $50. Az, ass, 527, 557, SIS, I:12.
s27, l0:l2 1916 p. m. sundays. 9Is a m. SlI S1s
Little Falls and intermediate stations, week days,
6.15, 8Ss, $50 a. M, 1916 noon, 352, Az. ass, 5.l
557, 6S5. 7l2, 827. 1916 y. m Sundays, s:l2 q. M
s17, S45 p. m. 24 P. m, saturdays only.
POmpEOn, week days, 837, $50 O. M, Az, ass. 521,
6a5, o. m. Sundays, Si2, lois q. M, SIT p: m.
Greenwood Lake and Intermediate stations, week
days, 8S7. $50 q. M, AZ. p. m. Sundays. sdS. 1918
Nv. J. MURPHY. 1. p. FARMER.
Gen1 Supt. Gent Pass. Agt.
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LADIES OF JERSEY CITY.
Now Il the time to have your Seal sacques and
Garments Repaired and Altered to the Latest
Fashions. Best Workmanship. Guaranteed. also
have on hand a large stock of Seal Sacquess wraps,
etc. in the Latest Styles. 1t will pay you to call on
me and see my prices.
#. G.. HOFFMAN,, Furrier.
No. s5H Montgomery Street. Jersey City.
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SHER5gg,s SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW

CHERRIES SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW
. JERSEY
Between Rosaline Il. Tower. complainant and
James Moore, ct al, defendants.
FL. ia. for sale Of mortgaged premises. i
Returnable February Term, 1871.
Earle Insley, Solicitor.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ TO me direeted
and delivered, l shall soil by public vendue az f. y.
Wolberts Real Estate and Auction Rooms, No. AZ
Montgomery street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the Twenty sixth day OF December,
at tyyo o'clock In the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises, with the 9ppurte-
nances, being the same described in said writ, that
is to say
Jersey City, in the County Of Hud son, and state OF
New Jersey. which ON a map entitled MAD OF Jer-
ser City, Hudson County, New Jersey" dated 1851.
made BIZ Robert c. Bacot, City surveyor. and on file
in the Clerks tnow Registers ONCE OF said County
are designated as lots numbered twantydnine Csl
and thirty (S0) in Block numbered four hundred and
twenty-seven t427l fronting on the n crsneriy SIDE 6
f roau and rear by one hundred u00) feet deep, being
the same premises conveyed by William s. Gilbert
and George Y. Gilbert, executors OF John Gilbert,
deceased, and the said William ,; Clip err ana wire
to the said James Moore, by deed bearing date June
%, 1868.
ROBERT DAVIS. Sheriff.