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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
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Seit % Sabren tp;eoer gun, cts
fen Vtale lat itd Sobn Taffe in 8ans
Jas Gttp an 6. Ss;. Saar unb Bart
Idneicen Ia1en. Gr bate ndmIid i'm
Sabre 1861 baS 9ellbbe eetban, bab
fein Naiirmeler unb feline Sdeere fem
Saupt n.ebr bsribren ioaten, bis Setter.
ION 9aois ssitorbsn iei. 9ieien Sdtpur
bat er treuIi6 eehalten, unb bot bafir
auercin9s aud in BEN lebten Sabren
einen GnbIid bar, Der ebrI ame,, sRen'
iSenfincern cine 9iniebaut iiber ben
Sudden iaate.
Cine ebenfc raf@e ipie Der.
biente Strafe traf bieier Gage einen
roben S9ld4terseislen Namens ssyobn
Miie in 8rabScf in Y~enn5poanien tres
gen 9b;erqualerei. Gr trieb cine Seerbe
Sapeine mad benz S@la1tbauie. Da.
bel seberbete fi9 zines Der Ibiere ettpas
unrubis, unb @ife ipurbe 10 ipiittenb
bariiber, baB er benz ornen gieb erft elm
Reher bis an bas Ssft in bic Settle itieS
unb barin itsden Iies. Damn boIte er
einen ttdrfsn, eiiernen 6afen aus BEN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
Bic @tl6erei In Den Der. etaatsn.

lleber ben Grtrdg bes Wtlderet8es
I6dfteS in BEN Der. Staaten tpurben auf
elmer SeriammIung her ,RiIderei=@e.
IeIlldaft" ppn Soipa in MaIcn @itp, Sa.,
eleIer Gage frIsenre interciantc &nsas
ben 8ematt. Gs siebt i'm 8anscn 49,
29S,625 Miltfube in BEN Ser. Staaten,
tpeIhe einen l3ertb BON 1886, 226, 1916
barlteuer. Gin Milh iperbcn idbrIi6
5000, BOO 900 8aQpnen crseu9t. Ser
8eIammtipertb Der Mtilderci.S r;eugniFe
betru3 I'M Sabre 1885 nidt ipeni9er ais
$4,000, 100000. Sier biS adt Miu.
Nteni6en iino in Der Milbereis Snbuitrie
beItGfti9t uno baben elm &apitaL BON
$500, 100000 barin anacIeot. 9iefp
9)crf 1T ner erIte aIler Mil6erei=S taas
ten unS Scira Der Sneits. IIs Grsfeinb
uno Grbieinb Der MiIherei Snbuftrie
tpuroe auf her &erIammIuns bnS SIeo.
marAarln (&unitbuttsr) be;eidnct. Bon
I~ufbeipabrun8 Der in Den Mcnaten Sum-
nnb Suit rerferti9tea Butter, un bann
I'M Serbit before 9r:iie su ersieIen, ipurbe
auf Ger &%eriammlun9 bringenb obeera.
then, III cS bel gSeitem bnS 8eIte unb
Sidecite iei Die Butter sIei6 friId ,u
pertaufe1. Wande haben ihrn nit Dem
Iu~ibsipa'ren idlimrne Grfohrungen &C.
madt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Cine Sunse Dame in Reabins
fHob ibre 9od3eit auf ipeil fie bic 3tpei
ireiben 8ferbe zines 2eibftaabeiiters fur
bic Sabrt sur Stride al benz beftimmten
Gage ni@t su erIansen bern,o9te. Die
Gbiere finb iebr eelu6t fur Sp9ssiten
anb folen Der graut Glaf brinssn.
Wrs. @iie bpm Cation Counts,
Wi9isan, feierte unIdnst ibren buns
b~ertften G~eburtstas. Sci benz froben
Sa%nilisnfeite tparerl a~ntpeIenb: 10 4ins
Der, SO gnfeI, IS 11renfeL 60 llrurenfeI
lnb nrururenfeI. Sie alte Dame, bic
fi4 nod INNER gutter 9eiunbbeit ers
freut, mar Bel benz Seize in better
Qaune.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
Europdiid,e %SofaInoti,en
Hreu Ben.
Srupin, @ranotnbur1.

9aifen. Die 1aI6inenbauanItaIt
UNI eIten9leberei bon 1bspbor SIbtben,
fpeI6e es9en 600 Irbeiter bei6dftist, 1T
reuerSm8S IN Die Sinbe elmer lftienees
seHiHoft iiber9esanaen. Die gintra.
gang m ea5 @eieIli9aftsresiiter bes
Atnts9eridtS in Commercial lit bereits
srfolst. las 8runbfapital Der @eIeI.
1Saft betrd9t l,4OO, 900 81.
Spanbom. Guf rem umfanareir
gen gouterrain an Der QptSeames
ebaui1se, tceI6ca frlber Dem s6neibes
mablenbelltcr Srrner seborte, Dor emit
ger 3eit aber bon elmer 8aueeIeQiIaf.
an8etault tuuree, tpirb isst nit Dem 8au
BON 2sosnbauiern bespRnen. -Gs fouen
'ts'nere 8ebaube erri1tet tpsrten, fp,(Ie'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
SumsriTijheA
ia q.

Glotpn: r8enn Der bids Serr in Der
srIten &eibs feline Singer nidt bon Der
Srultuns nimmt, fam i9 nit @aro nidt
tpeiter erercieren CT sIaubt, es bdnsen
bort a9t 8ratiplrIte un5 ipartet beitanz
big ndrauf :"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
Aermanufr WolksbI att

Entered al the Post once at Hermapn, Mo-, and
omitted for transmission through the mails o
econd-CIass rates
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
II. m. EWALD,
Mdler unb Nnitrei6er

aae Taler. urb IN ffreiterartei.tn, iUipis
EtcoraticH ron 8;rdrn, lbfattrn une pri.
Satbaufern irsroen tiais uuS urtsr @drantie
Der Dauerbdftisteit aei&rnafpsI ausgrfabrt.
n@rainius" cine SpsiiaIit6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

@S seb6rt oft me3r Wutb ba,u, feline
Neinuns gu anter:,, ais ibr trcu 81 bIei=
ben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
3erbIur mt.

xSerr GU benz Sater elmer tief ausges
fdnittenen 0ame): ,Jein, Serr 8a n3lei>
ratb, tpie Sbre Tcdter ieit benz lebten
S:ommer in Die 65bs s,i9oKen 1T. Gs
ut ni6t gu 9lauben Die &leioer rei6sn
ihr ia faum bis an bic S6uItern!"
Cute Iusrebe.
8rdfin: ySpbann, iparum BADEN Sic
benz Sultan heute npd fein 91ahsr &C.
eeben z"
Sobann: IS LAB ibn germ a biiiI
gauitrea, ionlt s'fp55nt iid Der 8:rI 8
Saufen an :"
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9ei Dag e ipeebe5 Sopba,
9ei Nabt e ipccde5 Sett
30 lid th b'rin IN iblef az,
WuBt nit, iuer'S belitr batt'!
Gutter Trof.
Gin 8atient, mascnIeibenb, flaet bent
Irst feline IppetitlofJtsit. 0ieier tr6:
ttet i'm nit ben Wprten: Sem g
mob, Jest lit ia 10 Wie 10 9taes iGnb.
tteu:r!"
SOD tie 2etituns.
Srlu 9pSI: yMein Sobn bat teut.
feline erite &srtbsjoisunsS:eb e sebaIten
unb einen Eaubmclber freioefrieat.
Dele &ere b}tten Sic bDren iouen,
meme Dame, i6 rerIitsre Sic, csar
bic Genbarmen baben Sc.
ipeint."
Stpbieuf;er.
8udbalter: ,NadNe5 Sabr ipere' id
ipobl iriseer naG &arlsbaS miiien!"
Commits : .So ipeit mp6t' ids bait
aud eirmol brirsen, taS id ale Sab,
ms gab miiien irnnt!"
Surd Die SIume.
Sitter seisiser Ged: ,,Gber, SrauIein
ytatbalte, i9 bette Sic an, i'd rers5tters
Gie!"
8aIetsuie: ySas lam i'd ni6t sIau>
ben, henn bic 4lten BADEN ftetS ben
S0ttern . p er bar8ebraht!"
S4einbarer 8iber5prud.
rSpielt SrduIcin GQa aud GIaoier 2"
rSa, Ieiber. 8enn bic feinen
S IIsel bate, 70 mar. iis tpirsIi4 Elm
6 NIGEL"
Sentens.
Gait: YSar'n &c, Sbr GaFfee bat
!; 10 &c Gt9enitaften anne suhe I'm dnnt
I4Iadbe!"
@irtb: pgSie menen Sic benin bas g"
GAIT: naenne CUBE, ipeiI geene
BRINE IS, un dnne i6ldh.
be, neil seen 8affe trinne is!"
Nus Dem 8 ossbu6 zines rin,
fers.
Wenn mir 81 te mas febIt FAB
i'd seltern gu DieI eebabt!
gu Iiebensipurbia.
gbiutant Ger eben Die 9ite feiner 81.
ieinem farftIi6en 9prs.Ietten in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

8em bu cinmal cine S9meideIei &C.
fast bait, benz barfit ru sebn 9~robbeiten
Iasen, fie i6aben nitts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

msN haraxf
sta&tet wrben.
bas eebsr uuh
BIut In gutter
0rbnuns Fnb.
taIbeu,
btfsnhue a {
bem 2anbt,
Mtt bic Bess.
tatten ab n
pGref, baju
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'rn Sbau, um
hfefan Mrn.e6 IN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Gin Beib nit Der BriQs eridsint prds
tenti6s. Gs mill eben ulb cas- @eib
1T bod rur ba, UNI seieben ;u ~ er=
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
GeoaufeuSDIjfttr.

9ie Wenifen nennen 9iejenisM gsois
item, tpelde fi4 ni4t ridiibtslos bon
ibnen ausbeuten IaIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
q.A1tnnatKoenig*
9amburger Sropfeu,

Elm nnftSrsarss @i.tsI ses.n ale chen arse-
fnHs.en 2eib.n pie pom xaufenben bsieust
trtrb nab Is frnte btspss;u in fsincnt 5aus-
balte ftSlsn, ban,it IS ima,sr sIci9 CUR Sanb TT.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10

among the preparations for a heavy
| spring trade.
1t is said that the P~oughkeepsie Bridge
Company pay 81, 200 q day interest.
The track is now being laid for the new
branch railroad to Browns Mills from
Burlington.
The New Jersey Central Railroad has
purchased the New York n Atlantic
Highland Railroad.
On the Lehigh Valley Railroad the
houses of the wrecking crews are con
nected with call wires, so that there is no
delay in notifying them.
A monument, marking the first piece
of railroad track ever built in New DER
sey, on which the John Bull" engine
made its trip in the presence of the New
Jersey Legislature, is about to be erected
near B~ordentown. 1t will be constructed
of parts of the rails, blocks, spikes, ETC.,
her used in the track. 1t was only re-
Gently that the necessary spikes were OBJ
tanned, after diligent search in the fields
in the vicinity of Jamesburg. The monu-
ment is to be constructed by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company at the recon-
mendation of the United States National
Museum.
1t is reported that the old Egg Harbor
and Nays Landing Branch Railroad will
be put in operation again, and the line
extended from Mays Landing down
through EsteIlville, Tuckahoe and on to
Cape May. This branch mas been idle a
number of years, causing the entire road
bed to get out of repair and the stations
to become d~ilapidated.
BY the payment OF it's first mortgage
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
makes a considerable reduction in its
bonded debt. The trustees had a balance
of 81. 200, 900 left in the treasury, and, as
the new bonds were issued at a premium,
the So, 900, 600 of first mortgage bonds were
paid off by the addition to the list of only
IS, 297, 600 consolidated mortgage bonds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10

| Blocks 19l and 1893, lot a, Paramount avenue
BLOCKS 1871 and isS, lots 8. 10 and ii, Paramount
Block 1893, lot IL, Paramount avenue
Blocks 1ai and is, lot Il. Paramount avenue
BLOCKS l8l and 1875, l-3 lot IA and all OF lot 10, Fair
Blocks lsI and 1879, ss of lot 16. Paramount avenue
street
blocks 1871 and 1893, lot S. Montgomery street
Blocks 1911 and 1s, % Of lot 81, Montgomery street
Blocks ~ 3 and ~, lot 70 montgomery street !
Blocks Isl and ias. 2s of lot 81 and ls OF lot So,
Montgomery street
Block 194, lott, Montgomery street
Block 1874 lot Z, Montgomery street
Block l9l, lots S and 6, Montgomery street
Block l94, lot Z. Montgomery street
Block lsl, lots is and H. FairS@ouns avenue
Block 1874 lot Is, Paramount avenue
Block 1874, lots IL and II, Paramount avenue
Block l94, part OF lots "a, % and all of 2, Fair
BIoek ~. Ios g, Boland street
Block 1875. lot /. Montgomery street
BIoek is. % psrs Y Ra lGt q I l ssF + BERGEN aysns Avenue
Blocks 22s and 2s1, lots II and Is, Paramount ave-
Blocks 22e and ss1. lots IA and Is. Paramount ave-
blocks 800 and asi. lots "a and Is. Paramount ave-
Blocks 2s and 2sl, lots % ana n. Paramount ave-
nue.
Blocks sss and Ssl. lot g Fairmount avenue
H 49, ~D Wv SCp " Oy III IA OAt fC2AE
Blocks 22s ana a8l. lots 81 and 55. Paramount ave
nue.
Blocks 20 and 2s1, lots 60 and 81, Fairmoun ave
nue.
Blocks 22s and 2sl. lots g. and es. airmou ave-
nue.
Clocks 2s and 2s1, lots s. and IS. Paramount ave-
nue.
Blocks 2as and 2s1. lots 20 and Il, Paramount ave-
nue.
Blocks 22e and 2sl, part of lot "A and all of lot IS,
Blocks 2as and asi, lots IS and "a, Fairmount ave-
nue.
Blocks 2a and 2sl. lots "a and g. Paramount ave-
Blocks 22s ard 2s1, lots so and 81, westside avenue
Blocks 2s and 2Sl, lots 81 and 49, West Side ave-
Blocks s2s and 2sl, lots "a and 81, West Side ave
nue.
Blocks 229 and 2si, ~ of lot 4, Duncan avenue
Blocks 29 and 2L. west Is of lot s, Duncan ave-
Blocks go and 2si. east u of lot and Il OF lot 4.
Duncan avenue
Blocks 229 and es1. part of lot II, Duncan avenue
Blocks 20 and 23l. lots IL and 10, Duncan avenue
Blocks 20 aud 23i. lots ID and 15, Duncan avenue
Blocks 2a and sSl, iors l6 ana II. Duncan avenue
nue.
Blocks 229 and ISL, lots s and 8, Duncan avenue
Blocks 229 and Isl, lot 10 and paat OF II, Duncan
avenue.
day of March, eighteen hundred and ninety, at
the Court House, in the City OF Jersey City, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. as the time and place for
hearing any objections that may be made to
the assessments charges and liens fixed and certi.
in may be heard.
Dated Jersey City, N. J.. February /. 1880.
DENNI MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of The County o. Hudson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10
SCHOOL NO. AS MERIT PUPILS.
The Roll of Honor for Last Month al
Principal KelIy's School.

- ANVIL IA AAOAOE " Ahbb Onb al
Principal KelIy's School.
The roll of honor for January at No. 4
School has these names on it:-
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT..
First Grade-Jennie Shelly, Cora Hopkins
Lulu Wedin, Hattie Jones and Annie McDer.
mott.
Second Grade-Jennie McAghon, Nettie Nash,
Lima Heinold and George Ludlum.
Third Grade-Jessie Furman, Mamie Harris,
Mary Lockwood, Birdie Larkin, Maggie Leary,
Pauline Hansen, Charles Behrens and John
Conner.
Fourth G~rade--Birdie Davis, Belle G. Hall,
Lulu S, Rugge Edith Cairns, Mamie Sullivan and
Lizzie Duggan. y
Fifth Grade-Maggie f. Ludlum, Florence A.
Reilly, Josie Smith and Louise Johnston.
Sixth Grade-.Herma Albers, Michael McMa-
hon, John Hanrahan, Nellie Drain, Frances Muir
p pnsf. Emma s MSaaIIjn Jessie Tob asynoid Ris Nellie Ar Ar
Frances Fay.
Seventh Grade-May Kuony, Emma Gross
Katie Dryer, Laura Fletcher, Mamie Carly, Ar
thur MeGrath and Alfred Swenson.
Eighth Grade-Ciara Armstrong, Agnes Burk
bart, Lily Farley. Josephine Hansen, Fannie
Funston, Annie Behrens, Bella Kuony, Nellie
Richard Kavanagh.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
First Grade Alice Biggane, Lauretta Maho-
ney, Nellie White, Edna Kelly, Katie DR. iscol,
Cora Adams, Madeline Garry, Joseph Egger.
stadt, Daniel Donneliy. Willie McCallam and Ell
sic Roome.
= ~ NACW III AOuONCI. I1tIDeTi
Critchiow, Patrick McGrath, Carl Stier, Mabel
Doe, Lizzie Eckel, Hattie Horwedel, Emily Ja-
recki, Clara Quidor and Grace Tilden.
Third Grade-May McManus, Jennie Albers,
Gertie Woodruff, Anna Brown, Freddie McCaL
am and Herbert Gilzow.
Fourth Grade-Maud Cage Annie Leahy, An
ma Tremher, Harry Conklin, Peter Schroeder and
George Norman
Fifth Grade-Annie Wiblishauser, Freids Mat
thews, Florence Jones, John Hallin, Irene Nc
Manus. Daisy Davis, Rosie Weber, Flora Peters,
Arthur Schmidt, Annie Raftery, Malvina Mat
thews and Emma Pike.
Sixth Grade-Bertha Albers, Nellie BRYAN
Ferdie Conroy, Martha Fischer, May Many,
Minnie Melin, Laura Newton, Eva Osmond
Nellie Reynolds, John Donnelly, Paul GiIzow,
Fred Hosbach, Harry Menkin, Robert Mitchell,
Julius Smarter. Frank Smedes, Willie Wright
and Samuel Wilson.
Seventh Grade-Ferdie Dorr, Millie Lockwood
Harry Mitchell. Ella Graham, George Orr, Geo
Leary Laura Eggerstadt, Jennie Murray, Laur
etta Clark, Nellie Donohue, Fred. Schroeder
Frank Segalti, Theo. Prindle, Frank Schied and
Jennie Johnson HIT
Eighth Grade-John Barry, Bennie Conper
James Conliem, Cornelius Funston, Allie Jordan
Eddie Lawrence, Mile Newton, Maggie Barry.
THOMAS Shanasey. Arthur Williams, Robert Van
grden, Albert Diment, Mamie Archibald, Adele
Quinlan.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10
Dated Jersey city. January $. laao.

DYsvIRTUE oF AN OF THE COURT OF
ID Chancery dated ON the seventeenth day OF
September, eighteen hundred and eighty.nine, in q
caysc wherein Allan McDernott. admiliistrator al
pros. OF Thomas DayenportltS COMPLAINANT ana
Maria Davenport and others are defendantsi l will
expose to sale at public xendue on Monday. the
Mt the hour Of two o'clock ia the after
noon, at the steps of the Courr House,
in Jersey city. IN the County Of HUDSON,
all those six lots In Jersey CITY. Hudson Coun..
~. New Jersey. iron ting on Belmont avenueand
described as being those SIX lots which on g map Of
The property 81 DIV Wskeg man z; v SSala and
on file ~ the oiflee of the Register Of 5hs toe c9pn
nv OF Hudson aud known md diStfuGnlsheu - LOIS
hftyffour (5tl, fftystx t56l nifty eight inls. slxty gW,
SIXTY two (6Ds and sixty-fotr tSD. on the qoith side
eacn twenty5hv feet wide in front ana a., rear rear and
eriy one thereof o dwelling house is now erected;
together with one-half OF the party wall OF
James $. Davenport by Matilda penison and hys,
band by deed dated October ~. 1855 and recordeu
d Hudson Coanpy Regisser's oIiico. book is Of deeds
pages or, sc
CALVIN coRLE Receiver.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10
RAILROAD NOTES.

There was a big rush to the Clifton
races from the Erie Railroad depot yes
terday noon.
The new freight houses Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company on Henderson.
between Second and Third streets, are
being rapidly driven to completion. They
VIII acc ommodate a vast amount Of
freight L when finished win divert the
traffic entirely from the present freight
building on Warren street.
Shipments to the stock yard have been
remarkably light of late, but the erection
Of 9 large building for sheep pens are
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10

AVENUE.
MONTICELLO AvENU
to
SUMMIT AVENUE.
In accordance with plans and specifications on ME
in the ONCE OF the Chief Engineer. corner of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street. " here blank. forms OF
bids and agreement Of ~sureties must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 1.J00 cubic yards earth excavation
About $50 cubic yards sand or gravel filling
Abont 800 square yards stone paving
About 900 lineal feet new curb stone
About L,6O Hneal feet reset curb stone
About 60 square feet OF rclaid bridge stone
ABOUT D manhole heads reset,
About 2 basin heads reset to grade.
Time allowed for the completion OF the WORK one
hundred (l00) working days. The making OF the
above Improvement an d award OF contract there
FOR win be subject to the remonstrancc or the own
ers OF the properly liable to more than one-haif the
assessment therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes.
endorsed Proposals for the Improvement OF Gard
ner avenue directed to II. a. Dugans ESQ., chair
man of the Committee on Streets and Sewers and
handed 10 the clerk OF the Board In open meeting
when, called for in the order OF business relating 70
sealed proposals.
No city oficiaI will be accepted as surety, nor will
a substitution Of suretles be allowed.
section 10 OF the New Charter OF 1884, under the
terms whereof no contract shall be. binding upon
the city until the bondsmen offered by tho contrac-
tor have been approved by the Board OF Finance,
the President of said Board having power 70 exam
Inc the proposed bondsmen under oath.
Ry order OF the Boarc of Street ana Water Com
missioners.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City January 50. 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10

LINDEN AVENUE,
GARFIELD AVENUE
OLD BERGEN ROAD.
r. the following manner, Including all intersec-
TO have the roadway graded to SUP grade.
70 have the present curb reset and new twenty
To have the carriaeeway paved with Belgian
block pavement
laid and new bridge stone aid Where Necessary.
TO provide Si fr the mo now %V q t ansa surface mns " wat nso ana q
complete the improvements a good and substan
Notise q also given that on the 2srd cay q Jsnu;
with the Board Of Street and water Commissioner
WIFE nppo rsamI,nhS az yo sEss"nd5 a shS9M II ggrV what p goionEs
probable amount of assessment per foot OF front
o oSe aG e i pab sasd in amseeeiSsm ia fhs so oat sse ,ssa the Z o nax
OF the Board Of street and Water Commissioners
or avenues Of. particular sections thereof. are In
from
e ohb I EHHsAASy T rye
on the south side, from
to q point about 100 feet east and 100 feet west
thereof.
OCEAN AVENUE
Z : : 80 LINDEN AVENUE
e q point about Is feeb east and 465 feet west there
3 AVENUE
on the south side, fypgS .,rs,.,,p
e point about ) feet eass and ssss55 feet west there
GARFIELD VENUS s
on the north side, , fgowS , s4ss,,s
70 = point about l1&10feet east and 2~s2.16feet west
And that the third daS of Marcn.isso. at 10 O'Clock
e "a; and me meeting roomfof the board 81 street
fins and place wnsfe the SBosrd 81 Street and
Water S2mniissioneLs VIII meet e near parties IN
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10

n. Y.C. &H.R. R. CO., Lessee
Trains leave West Forty second street station. New
York. as follows and hftesn minutes earlier from
foot of Jay street. NJ r..
Chicago. Detroit, ionaon. Hamilton, 1855 a. m. and
us, *s. IS p. m. st. Louis t5.15, *s.i6.
Toronto, 1885 a. m. and 1915. 1916 p. m.
Montreal, Canada, East, 100 a. M, sA15. p, m:
Niagara Falls, Syracuse, Utica and principle inter
m. and a1f.Sla, m. for Utica only.
Kingston Saugerties, Carsxin, Albany, $50 +7.tS,
+s.55, 4I1.s0 q m sA.0a, $50 ss15 p. m
Newbnrg sfa.15 a. M, 1 H. JsB9, 5.S5. $50 si1.45 p. m.
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Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo. Niagara FallA
Toronto, Detroik Cnicago and st. Louis.
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daily, except Srnday. q s. Leave Jersey City, F.
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For tickets, time tables and full information. apply
at offices:-BrookIyn, No. 33 Washington street.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10
Notice 10 Builders Of Steam Fire Engines.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
2 the office Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners Of
Jersey CITY. No. IA Bay street, ON or before Wednes-
REBUILD SPARE ENGINE NO. s.
In accordance with specifications filed In the
CLERKS office. Proposals must be signed. sealed.
and directed to the on Apparatus and
Repairs and filod with the Clerk OF the Board OF
Fire Commissioners.
fne Board reserve the right TO reject any or all
proposals IL deemed for the hest inferests OF the
city so to do
BY order OF the Board Of Fire Commissioners.
CHARLES E~STERBRoQK.
:. Clerk
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10
A New Newark Pastor.

The Rev. :. i. Loomis, assistant
pastor of the Tompkins Avenue Con.
gregational Church in Brooklyn, of
which DR.. Meredith is pastor, has ac-
cepted the call of the Belleville Ave
u Congregational Church in New
ark. MI. Loomis is a man of good
presence, an easy speaker and of
sound Judgment, and will be a valua-
bic addition to the religious forces of
Newark. He is a graduate of Amherst
College and Andoyer Theological
Seminary. He will probably be in
stalled the first week in March, until
which time DIR. William Hayes Ward
will supply the pulpit.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10
Frederick s. Agens to be Sued.

At the next term of the Essex Coun-
ty Circuit Court there will be tried
the suit of Mrs. Anna NJ. Agens,
widow of Thomas s. Agens, against
Frederick s.. Agens, the deceased's son
and her stepson. 1t is a suit for $40,
PA for rent of the building No. 10
Academy street, and for other monies
alleged to have been collected by
Frederick as the agent Of his father,
Mrs. Agens is suing as the admins
tratrix of the estate.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10
A Mothers Heroism.

Mrs. George Jeffries, of Pleasant
vile, last week accompanied her hus-
band on his yacht to Ludley's Thor
oughfare. On Thursday afternoon,
while Mr.. Jeffries was absent from the
boat, their little SOL got to romping
around on deck and accidentally fell
overheard. The mother, who was in
the cabin, hearing a loud splash, left
the cabin and discovered her son over
board. With a scream she leaped into
the water and took hold of her boy,
only six feet off from the boat. Mrs.
Jeffries soon waded to the boat and
climbed in over the stern, greatly
worn out. When she arrived home
last night she was congratulated over
her heroic act.