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New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
, so,r clrs GIVES 4 SuortvG CONCERT.

The Nassau boat club gave in enjoyable 'hoHin'
concert Al Macuncrchor Hall last hTht' 'N'' '''
,,crc present The entertainment consisted of Ntere"
,,,i, ,..x. of 4, vo,4.c of ther eight up the
tf,~i.o, T., -putf.n D.t,l Cf'r.. and back to the
tn,t hon,. phoio4aphci hN l.edcrlch \ilmar. cap
,,. ,r. r,.v.in- ,-.,.lt ..~ represented were Tin"
f,i,onins. Nlania. NV YORK. Athletic Cl"h. Ncrc.d;
Triton Daur t..'. staten ihH Ni"'', , l"O anu
vocal quartet f 81. ~iN,n COMPANY of the 7th
rcimcnt besides ,ioey telling and viii, ting solos.
t;.fhmeni. were -cr,cd during the entertainment.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23

liver the full quanftv The sugar market rising,
and the plaintiff -ed 70 recover the profits thcy lost
by receiving IN" property ordered ne pVlht NdH
no breach ~ contract because 1000 pounds * counted
vas no short delivery ON he other side. Il was
A. serted that II jc custom y the sugar tEane 20
call oa4O pounds % tom. Judge Thayer said AT the
trial mat as the -yyaua statutes hted me toN
at 900 pound, ue f'Hfan'S were cntltled t2 yer
def and such vert - ta> accord ngly rendered y
motion for a new irrl then made, and Judge
Thaycr nday granted 10.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
pe.crrc a. pRogrsirIDy cr the CIGARETTE

baltimore. Md March =. cll.-Thc cigarette
smoker. hcrc a,r complaining hf'o against the IA"
lust passed hy the legislature .iaih cutting Oh
,l. local -urris. Tie G0ycr.'g ipdit 'tt'd ta' IT,
would ~ign 'Ie bin which, "lil" docs HOY P.".'"Is
3D.. sale r..Hl7f- tle seller 20 pa, an extra TAX nl
80 AID to .,'" afanvii tha me iretir' ~ ''iio
contain, no .r,a- drug. l,'' ~ u' ,.o.nre, %
Viii paN I'll. rlf.. Incense. "ii' '''' P'''~"' PM
~ ,he cigarette, D. dp.blrd.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
FOR prrrArDlyG THE GOVERNMENT

Philip Gcoru and Adam 6cycr. Of IN" Fnt~ prise
Brewing Company. winch recently sold ONT - th'
German American Brewing Company. "rfr Mic-'"
1c trrda, and taken before uii'a state I 'hi"''
iror Whtchcid who hcd them il ban ln =. .o' eicf
ia. ,,,u,iu.fi,u the ori,pr- against Nh" tw1 mo
ir. thai while pro-c0ril t'"if iu-rc. lh"' 'h ~
lccp tacir book properly. That cir''ld r''Nl' ma
lcrn used and that many h,-. no stamp "'rc
placed.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
IlNG ISIAND

long ISLAND CITY TIE officials ~ the city arc
dcrply interested ia tlc proposed ia'c-iisauon OF
r'.iral affair hf fhc I.--r'' lrv"-ieiil"n '"n
r,,,.e Na-o~ Gleason SAYS tlt' iar committee only
want a statement II the hn4n0al aNMr, ~ the
cfs for the Last ten N'tft. Ihi- period 90 ha'A
~ the da,. when H,nfy -. De Irvo., was Nai W
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
ALONG THE SOUND.

pPrDGFpORT-ln IN tho armory Yesterday me hclc
and Inc officers of the 4th Regiment, e. y c. clc't'-'
Ll.ui,ali Henry skinner oi Nin-i'd colonel ot inc
regiment. 20 succeed Colonel Thomas l.. Watson, pro
noted 70 trgAdlcr general Major James, Cro"en.
Of NorwAk. w, cl'cted Northumberland. The re
suit give satisfaction.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
ARRCSTTNf ASBT RY PARK LIQTOR SELLERS.

Asbury Park y. j.. March 90 (SpcciaD-Thcre Is
every prospect here of active crusade against the
men who are selling contrary 10 law. To-nlgh,
william r. Dill was arrested upon charge Of selling
necr and uouOrs contrary to law. He Wa, locked up
In default of $500 bonds Dill was arrested upon a
comnlaiut made BY Chief OF Police Bailey.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
STATEN ISLAND.

PrLr'S HFAD.-Garc; Merrill. lifelong rcSidcnt
q staten Island ara prominent i'an' n,,' ,n rho
cause Il his death - not known. An inquest VIII be
held.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
IIOBOKEN.

McMAION'S BOED-MEN MIST PAY MORE
M.yor Gra.-mann ha, vetoed the resolution oi the
Common Camel to oomprom,c with the hpnd-mcn "i
ihc cc.anliine collector Mcmahon. for - @Op lie
,,s he viii not consent Ia con prom-" for any thin
lr-, tlan 600. McMahOn', drialoatiOn amounted
ff ST.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
TOWN TALK!!

The great change in styles Of FIHNITt RE that mas
taken place past few years has beca brought about
fl, great measure by GEO. g. FLINT CO., loi West
th, whose continued supply Of designs AT prices
ucb below the old stcreot,pcd Patterns that have been
I'm m r years. making one house the duplicate of another.
inside a, w,n out has compelled an dealers 10 '''s'''
up their stock much ~ possible DIV u'f a." ""' '''
keep mp with the leaders whose LARGE corps o'
are most happy their ne" samples oil unique """'
fuI sLnpes combined with economy oil cost o' """"'
incture aud durability.
They are doubtless. greatly hcp'd oy 'he r''r""N "
rho h,e bcng as a rule persons of excellent taste who
~ ~ drawn together by being able to get their ideas
carried out Instead having commonplace SUN onN 70
cho,-e from IL II marvellous how chrapiy they can
sell fine, artistic goods.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
THE JAIL A COSTLY HOTEL
HENRY s. IVES LIVED IN CLOVER

.vr TIE SAYS THAT HE PAID $4,000 TO THE
wARpFN-oTHER TESTIMONY BEFORE
THE FASsETT COMMITTEE.
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THR Sites TALKED OF.
cIonIinssea ff0m ~ page.

ana the people would welcome q park
They feel that they can afford it. said
the Colonel; and of course know that
the park will benefit them by increasing
valuations
The Colonel objected to small parks.
He likened them to Il house not large
enough to be comfortable.
Let us" said he; give one spot big
enough Tor air and recreation"
A GREENvILLE SITE
DR.. Finn occupied the place that meat
takes In sandwich He came from
Greenville, which Is between old Jersey
City and Bayonne. He did not take much
stock IN Bayonne, for he justly believed
AZ to be quite ride from Union Hill there.
The improvement he suggested was not
much better, 4 saving of about fifteen
minutes ride in the car.
lie wanted a park in Greenvl!le, ana
offered the land bounded by Girard ave
nue., Bergen avenue and old Bergen road,
the Currie estate and Newark Bay, Tor
tine considerations OF the Commissioners.
TAis lot Of land contains seventy-lye
acres.
DR.. Finn endeayored in his argument
to ssifI two birds with one stone He
baegeG the Commissioners to see that
the high license law was made higher,
to.einpty the jails, and that the proceeds
1e devoted tS streets and parks, and
especially the park located as above de-
scribed. The combination of rum aud
parks was hard team for even DIR. Finn
TO manage He said that parks were the
lungs of a city and necessary and that
one at least was necessary where he
wanted it.
Mr. S. Il. Harvey briefly said he fav-
ored d park at Greenviile, and made an
earnest appeal TO the Commissioners TO
consider the proposition favorably.
A THIRD SITE.
Mr.. J. Smith, real estate agent repre-
senting twenty-five owners of property
on the so-ca1led Pearsall avenue site,
dwelt at some length on the advantages
OF the location, said it contained $50
acres and was bounded by Bergen avenue
Westside avenue. Grant and Van Reipen
avenues. He said the lowest elevation
was fourteen feet and the highest ninety
feet.
The owners offered the land for g, Geo
All acre, and it would cost an additional
Sl5, 900 to clear away the buildings on it
When he had finished his description OF
the property the Commissioners adj
journed to two o'clock February 10.
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THE TEAMS OF FIVE MEN
Al Successful Experiment
Of the New League.
RECORDS OF THE Clubs AND PLAYERS
jersey City Athletic Clubs Big
Five Far in the Lead--The
Meeting Of the League.

The new league. the Amateur Athletic
Bowling League, has ceased to be an ex-
pertinent. It is a bowling success and
the prospect IS that it will be the leading
amateur bowling organization next sea
son. The clubs in it have taken kindly
to the five men team.
1t enables clubs that are weak in bowl
ing talent to produce a fair team when
they would be unable to present team
Of ten men with a chance OF success. 1t
was this very reason that was advanced
by the New York Athletic Club and the
Orange Athletic Club for not Joining the
Amateur Bowling Association.
There are some who entertain the opin-
4 ion that their refusal was due to the lack
of friendly feeling between the Roseville
Club and two of the New Jersey clubs
now in the association.
The fact that the new league was made
q i've team body shows that the real OBJ
lection of the clubs that declined to enter
the association was that set forth at the
time The association reorganized for this
season.
In the new league some brilliant work
has been done. The Jersey City Athletic
Clubs team has led in this respect, and by
lis remarkably nigh totals has not alone
jumped into first place, but its
teams IN the individual averages are so
big that four of the men are in one, two,
three and four order on the honor roll,
and the fifth man is sixth.
This IS q success rarely achieved
by any team that has to meet the picked
men Of such strong organizations numer-
lcally as those in the league.
Each club has rolled three series of two
games, or six games in ALL The Jersey
City Athletic Club has sustained soli-
tary defeat.
This reverse was met at Roseville, but
they offset this by winning one game from
the team that has the credit OF having
put the lone mark against the club in the
last column.
The Jersey City A. C. has now two
games each from the Staten Island A. G.
and the Oxford Club
The Orange A G. is second in the list
with games won and lost They took
from staten Island and won each from
koseviile and Oxford and lost / game to
esicis Of the two clubs last named.
The Roseville A. C. is third with the
New Yorks, with 3 victories and 3 defeats.
In each series they quit with honors even.
as they won one each from Jersey City
Orange and New York, and lost one to
each.
This puts the three Jersey clubs in the
three highest positions liz the race.
Tho New York A. G. has won two
games from the 0xfords and one from
Roseyille.
They have lost two 10 Staten Island and
one to Roseyille. The Staten Island a
q. has two victories and four defeats.
They took both games from New York
and lost TWO game each to Jersey CIV
and Orange. The Oxfords have reversed
the figures Of the Jersey City a. C.. as
they have one victory, a game taken from
Orange and i've defeats.
They lost two each TO Jersey CITY and
New York and one to Orange.
The records OF the several clubs with
games won and lost and the total strikes.
spares, breaks and score is as folioWs:-
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< HERIFEss SALE = IN cHANcERY OF NEW
Eetween John g. Duff complainant. and Mary ],
Buckley. ct al. defendants
~. ia. for sale OF mortgaged premises.
Returnsble Februa nv fern. 1881
John w Heck. solicitor
BY virtue OF The above stated writ 20 me direct
ed and deiyeredI shall sell by public vendue at
r. G. WoOert's Real Estate and Auction Rooms, No.
AZ Montgomery street Jersey City. on
THURSDAY the twentieth day OF FEBRUARY, A. d.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, ali the following
described lana and premises with the appurten-
ances bein the same described In said writ. that
All those certain lots Of land and premises stu
ated in the City of Jersey City, In tho County of
Hudson and State OF New Jersey, ana which on a
map entitled Map OF the property OF Mary Il. Sis
son, made by jacob WearJ trustee. Jersey City.
n j., and filed in the clerks NOW hegisters) Office
OF Hudson County, are known and distinguished as
lots numbered sixty-four (64, stxty-flve (55) aud
ixty.slx (6G in block numbered three hundred and
thirty-nine t85l fronting on Woodward street. Be
Ing the same premises conveyed by Jacob Weart,
trustee of the estate Of Mnry T. Sisson TO William
Buckley. by deed bearing even date with the mort
gage hsld by complainant. said mortgage having
been given 20 secure part OF the consideration
therefor.
Dated January II. 1890
ROBERT DAVIS. Sheriff.
CHERIFF's SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW JER
- SEY.
Between John Mullins, complainant and John
O'Keene. ct al defendants-
FL ia, for sale Of fnortgagou premises.
ReturnabIe october Term 4. D. iSsa
COLLINS q CORBIN. Solicitors
The sale under aoove-A stated writ stands ad
Jolrned to Thursday. January 70, d. 1880. st +. G.
WolDert's real estate and auction rooms. No. Al
hOBEXT DAVIS, Sheriff
Dated, January 2. A. D.. lsyU.
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ing and Athletic Association, which oc-
ours on Monday President,
Edwin ii. Bennett, renominated; vice
president, Edward C. Moellman; seere-
tary, Archibald c. Forman; captain,
Charles H. Cook: lieutenant, A. Garnaus.
A special meeting of the Puritan
Athletic Club has been called for this
evening. Several verv important matters
are to be considered, and full attend
ance is earnestly desired.
There is talk Of organizing the Green
vile Athletic Club, which was so popular
about four years ago. A number of
prominent men are Interested in the
scheme.
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Erie Railroad Tim. Tail.

"a TlCKET OFFICES-s01 ST. us. s5y
&A terry place Chambers street and
AfERTkrfA Twenty third street ferrfes New
Ssss5AstbJk.ss iol broadway. Williamsburg; cor
W ner Newark and Hudson Streets.
W CITY. where tieEsts and par or Of Or
sisssazg car reseryations and orders for check
5sins Lave Jersey City sE I,i, as fol.3ws
room cosches to B1ffalo connect at HornalisviIIs
for Jamestown and Chautauona Lake.
soiid Pullman train q day, dining and sleeping
coaches TO Meadyiile, Youngstown, Marion and
70 Cleveland Cincinnati and St. Louis. No extra
SIS 3. m. daily~Chicago and Grand Trunk Ex.
press. SOLID Pullman train OF day and Buffet sleep
Rs an e Battle dseE ou bsad sn
Chicago without change. Buffet sieeping coach 70
SO .. m. daiiy~Chicsgo Express. Pullman Bufes
sleeping coaches to Elmtfa, Horneilsvile. James.
town, CORY, MeadviLle Youngstown. Cincinnati
STATIONS on Orange Branch. week days. sa5 a. M
a. m. IA AZ ST. $50 1919 ,. m Additional rains
Oranges 81 and sS ssres ~ os sss
Orange. week days. 6:l5. S&S 1928 B. M, 2s22. S2Z
Rutherford and Passaic week days Ais 500, s.la
az So ~ 1913 q M l2l2 e. noon l:l2 Ss2' sAS
p 1918 mid night. Sundays 500 $50, i0as. a. n
l lSls noon sSe S !is 81 6:45 ~ u IUt2 p M
"Fsisrson week days lay AZ go s1s az SO ~
III 20 siz 1s 60s 81 i 5 5s s s ST. s s a.
s s ,S IS 'lS si s nooa 5s soo mssas rs
b2s SIS, ~, sSa s:i5 lOs4z p: M. l2lS midnight
Newark and Paterson via Newark week days $50.
ga, 500 020 as m. LA, BIS SAT. ss35 51 531.
e0i, s31. 80 l0:5 o. l22O midnight Sundays
elo a. m, 845, 6;47 $40, 1918 D. no
Mdgewood and Suffern. week oays- SIS. 500 SOB.
sa5, l1s2 p m. l;ly 2d SOL s12 5l2. 5A2. GU. $40.
AIS. $50. lO42 p M. 1918 midnight Sundays 500 $50
io;a3 =. M, 200 zlS ana Gas 3. m, 1918 midnighL
Also to KidRewood. week days 8si5 a. m, AS, 5s
5d2, $50 .. m; Suirern. si5 .. M
Newburg ana Cornwall, week days. s16 go .. m.
szl Ala 5s42 D. m Sundays 9sSD a.. mr. p. m.
Goshen week days $50 sos, 9sn, lDA3 q. M, liza
sz5 49, S'sL AS $50 D N. Sundays. 500 $50. 500
6iddletown, week days 800, SOC. 9.2O 10,45 q. m.
1a2 sa8, Sa5, 6;l3 645 $50 pm Stndays 500 $50
go a. m. 3:16, Sis SIS. $50 D. "a.
Pr. JeryS week days, 500 S4 p0, 1918 a. m, l:l2
S1B 3z5, AS, els, 11S $50 D. nl Sundays SEQ $50
40 g. m, 31B, 6lS. 6si5. $50 p. M
warwick. week days 500 go g. m. la2. Az.
Sundays $50 a.
Montgomery, week days go q. M. Ss5 <,45 D. m.
Sundays, go =. m
Express tratns arrive at Jersey City from the
West, go. 40 a. M, AZ. 915 ,.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

Estate of Smith W. Haines. deceased Maria L.
Hoines, executrlx or smith w. Hanes. deceased. by
order OF the Surrogate Of Hudson County. dated
January 10 ls hereby gives notice the creditors
or said deceuent 10 bring in their debts demands
ana claims an, asainst the estate of said decedent
under OATH or animation within nine months from
the date of said ORDER they will be forever barrep
OF any action therefor against said executrix.
T.,
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD

n. y. G. & II. Il. r. r. CO., Lessee
Trains leave West fortysecond street station, New
YORK as follows ana nfteen minutes earlier from
foot Of Jay street, n. r.:
Chicago Detroit, London Hamilton, to55 a. M and
Y5.i5, ~815 p. m. st. Louis IS. IS, *si6
Toronto, 1855 a. m. and ISIS. 1875 y.
Montreal canada last. 20 a. m, s5.l5 ?. N;
Niagara Rails, Syracuse Utica aud principle inter-
mediate stations, $40, $50 a. aud S5l5. "a Is D..
land a1l.31 a. for Utica onlyl
Kingston, saugerties, Catsklu, Albany, $40 fills
ss.s5 sli-s0 a. m. s4-to. Z. %, +al5 p. m.
NewDurg SOLE d. h 4Sa a5. +6.S) I'll As o. m
Hayerstraw. BIZ, a. M, 145. S45 .. IN.
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Toronto, Detroit, Chicago and st. Louis.
DAILY. daily. except Saturdays. Other trains
daily, except Sunday. q s. Leave Jersey City. p
T. X station at all ~ q; M. $40 p m: Hoboken
For tickets time tables and full information. apply
at ofices:-B Brooklyn, No. s3S Washington street.
726 Fulton street. Annex office. foot of Fulton
street; New York CITY Nos, 21l, s6s, as and $50
Broadway 1l3 Bowery. II Park place. GS West
ono Hundred aud Twenty fifth street and West
Shore stations foot OF West torty-sscond street
Wesfeott's Express calls for and checks baggage
from hotels and residences.
g. Il. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent, No 5Vanderbilt avenue.
New York.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-02
The Fairmount Juniors First.

The recently organized Paramount
Junior Bowling Club bowled their initial
practice game as blub at Holstein's al
legs on Friday night. Good scores were
made.
There are several familiar names on the
list The opening was q success Tie
score OF the games is appedded:---
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no cREpIToRs.

Estate of william J. Ronget, deceased, James f
Cannon, administrator of william J. Rouget, de
ceased, BY order OF the Surrogate of Hudson
County, dated January IS, 1880 hereby gives notice
to the creditors OF said oecedent to bring in thei
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
said deeedent, under oath or affirmation Within
nine months from the date of said ORDER, or they
VIII be forever barre Of any action therefor
against said Administrator.
- JAMES e CANNON
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Mary E. Love, deceased. James r. Love
executor of Mary E. Love- dece ased by ord or of tha
SURROGATE OF HUDSON County, dated January 10
decedent TO bring in their debts, demands and
claims against The estate Of said decedent ,inder
oath or Affirmation within nine months from the
Date OF said order they Will be forever barred Of
any action therefor against said executor.
JAMES H LOVE
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NOTICE TO cREpIToRs.

Estate Of Patrick Murphy deceased Catharine
Mnrpahy' aaministretrix Of Patrick Murphy, de.
County. dated January ~ 1890 hereby gives notice
g the creditors Of said decedent 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
against said Administrative
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.oTIcE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Annie Burke deceased, sanderson Smith,
executor OF Annie Burke deceased, by order OF the
surrogate or hudson county. dated December 10.
1851 hereby gives notics TO the creditors OF said
decedent to bring their debts demands and claims
agnnst the estate OF said decedent, under oath or
am rm alton within nine mouths from the date OF
said order. or they win be forever barred OF any
action therefor against said executor
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-02
NEW YoEK AMP eRENNwoop LAKE RA.II.-

NEW YORK AND GREENWOOD LAKE RAIL-
Railway, as follows
For Arlington s:is sS1, $50 112s q H. l2as 1854
2Nl. 32 SJ2 49, ga $751; e5, Tn s27, 1919. lis45
lsas P m Sundays sa2, A. H. la2. +d7 ss2I, stI
bloomfield and Montclai-. week days, ELS sSl
es, IA, 1916 2Aa, $50. 4A2, ass, 5g. $50 $50 72
f2s loa2 l2l6 p m Sundays. sd2 a. ms siI s45
Little Fails and intermediate stations week days.
6iJ so, y@O > m. 1915 noon, 352 Az. $50 59l
557 5ss5 7l2 e21. 1916 ., Sundays, 9:l2 =. M,
sl7 s.i5 y. m. za4 p. M, Saturdays only.
PoEapton week Gays, sS7 $50 a.. M. a. 45e, 52z
S25, D. M Sundays s:l2, 1915 a M, 9;i7p m
Greenwood Lake and Intermediate stations, week
days. sS7, $50 M. IA. y. sundays s.l3. lola
al
W. J. MURPHY. L r. FARMER.
Ge1I Supt- Gent Pass Agt
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NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
IN Trains leave Jersey City station, Erie Railway
week days, for kng.ewooi. Teuany, closter. Spar
Kill and Nyack, $50 Wis, 9s3 s10Z and lla2 o. M
145 3:s2 SIX. 5s5. 5Al 6ssS. s65s, 1916, 1914 p. m,
IRIS midnight. Sundays 1885, .9.4, q. M. 1l5 ana
1s2 -s.27 D. m.
additional trains to CresxiII and way. s:i1, As.
s51, 957 n and 1888. Ia BIZ, so, $50 D. m.
:. FOR Manuel Spring valley. Monsey and Tailnans
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A Ii FARES REDUCED VIA STONING
n TON LLNE-Ths inside routc Boston. s8 Prov
idence. 81. q; Worcester. $40. steamers lctys
New Pier So ~ K. one BLOCK above Canzi street. a.
=. y. laa sundaysexeepted-
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A FuNrHER sUPPLEMENr ro AN oRDINANcE

A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT TO AN ORDINANCE
regulating the OF streets, sidewalks and public
grounds IN Jersey city. passed March II, 1914.
The MAYER and Aldermen of Jersey City do ordain
follows
Section THAT whenever any excavation for any
purpose shzll be made Ia any sidewalk, the exca
Walton shall be covered with plank OF sunicient
strength to permit the safe passage of people, and
whenever the excavation includes rlle Whole or
ton for cellar, hand rail shall be placed the
inner side OF such planking as q guard TO protect
people passing any such excavation for cellar and
any person making such excavation and falling TO
suffer penalty OF not exceeding twenty dollars
Section 2That IL shall not bo lawful to construct
any leader or drain pipe for purposes of conduct
ing rain water in any other manner than by con
Meeting the same with q drain pipe sewer be-
meath the surface OF the ground and in case no
drain pipe sewer can be constructed then such
water may be carried through pipe the upper mart
of which shall be level with she surface of the siuc
walk with decline sufficient to empty into the gut
ter It shall not be lawful construct or continue
will spin the water from any elevation down upon
the street or sidewalk, from the building upon
the sidewalk 1t shall not be lawful to
continue any gutter or conduit attached to any
conduit is empted through pipe or sewer as here
inbetore described. That any owner or agent of
any building who shall fail comply with the pro-
visions or this ordinances shall suffer penalty of
further penalty Of exceeding i've dollars for
every day the same shall be continued after the
first conviction.
Passed January % 1890.
JOHN Z. Scorr, CHARLES W. ALLEN.
City Clerk. President.
Approved January 81, ls9l
oiEsTEs CLEVELAND.
Mayor.
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SURRoGATE'S NOTICES.
Notices to Creditors.
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Notices to Credltors-
NJ Office TO CREDITORS
Estate or William A. Speakman. Jr., deceased,
Oscar NJ Durham. Administrator of William A.
speakman, Jr. deceased, by order OF the Surrogate
OF Hudson County, dated December e. 1888 hereby
gives notice to the creditors of said decedent to
bring in their debts. demands and claims against
the estate OF said decedent under oath or aflirma
ton within nine months from the date OF said
order, they will be fore barred of any action
therefor against said administrator.
OSCAR M, DUNHAM