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The Orange Canoe Club.

10 more inviting spot could be found in this wide
world last evening than At tho paaa headquarters of
the Orange Canoe Club located the tho
PGsSac River In tho PICTURESQUE hamlet known West
Arlington. There were many enhancing scenes about
the club house last night the front and
the decorations we're profuIe while on the veranda
erB were the American Mandolin and Guitar Quartet
from this city. Laurel Glee Club OF Arlington and
city who rendered alternately In strenuous manner
many popular a0ngs Of the day.
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SPORT ON THE BALL FIELD.
VICTORY FOR THE HET ToRK and
BROORLYN CLUBS

Manager Harry Wright in Bad WAY
Rain Prevents tho Games In Boston nnd
Three OF the Atlantic Association cities.
The championship games In the four leading
associations yesterday resulted MS follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 4 Chicago. q
Brooklyn. 4; Cleveland. 1.
Philadelphia. 3: Pittsburgh 1.
At Boston-Rain.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New York, Il; Cleveland, 2.
Brooklyn. II; Pittsburgh I.
Buffalo, 8; Philadelphia. 2.
At Boston-Rain.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
First Game)-St Louis, 8; Athletics. a
Second Ramo)-Athletcs, 10; st. Louis. 8.
Toledo, Z: Rochester. 4.
Louisville, 8: Syracuse. q
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey City, 5; Washington, 4.
At other citles-Rain.
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Other Games.

Tho Timer and star Clubs played the nrgt game Of
their series In the Newspaper League yesterday q
Underwood. and the Times won The battery work OF
striking out less than fifteen Of the opposing bats
men Hoffman the catcher for the Stdr. played we'll
up to seventh inning when he was hit on tho hnRer
BY pitched ball He piuckiy finished the Inning and
then retired to centre field The SCORE was a. follows:
M ssSS..........:....:::6 Is
At JUNCTION.
PrnoeTon preparatory GchooLo o o o 90
Lafayette. ga IA
Cornell. v v U "
At Peekskill-GorhamS, IL; TraviG a
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Runs earnedIAthletlc. .; 81 Loul9, Two base bits
Sacrifice hits-lLyonS Robinson t9A Conroy, McMahon
Stolen bAses-Lyons en- g. Shafer Robinson. ShRfer
Fuller C) Sweeney. Double pIay-o' Bren and T
shafer Left on basss.Athletc. Z; St, LeuA Struck
out-Lvons. OBriou, Robinson I. shafer, Mccarthy
Sweeney. Kerns a. First base on errorS-Athletic
~ Louis q First base bAlla-Weloh. LyonA Robin
son, Conroy. Fuller Earle, Roseman en- Munvan az
KerinA Wild pitches-Ramsay, Passed bRls-Rob.
inson u Time-2Iu Umpire-oDoa.
TOLEDO 7: ROCHESTER,, 4
ROCHESTER,. May 27;-The ToIodoS began to play ball
promptly at clock and had nVo Of their seven runs
before the RocheAters began. The score:
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Tho Hudson Rlne C1ub.

The Hudson Rife Club opened up their new heAdquar
ters at Marion, N j., on Monday evening and although
the weather proved somewhat detrimental to the affair
in tho way of attendance, nevertheless everything
ed OF in satisfactory manner. Tho
is model home for organization Of this kind Tho
programme began with team contests between tho
Hudson ExceIaiorS of Jersey City and Elsetrics Of
Newark, the result of which follows:
MATCH.
Hudson Rife Club-H. Hansen, III: A Brown ITO:
Ingram, l0s; j. RebhAu, 1875 ~ Ilof, ia Total 55s
EGcOlIior Rifle Club-L. =. Hansen, lle: r. O. Kit
Weber, lo9. Total $50
Electric Rife Cuba. HaEeL IFS; Marley, ll2 NJ
Mokean. ll3; J. KlinEeE l0S; NJ Ilardenbrock. loA
Hndson Rifle Club-H Hansen. Ioa; A Brown ia; Z.
Ingram, 40: j. RebhAn. ll5 81. Hon ia Total o96.
lu the individual prize competition. on the standard
25ring target at 10 feet distance there were three
handsome gold medals and four moneys The AgRre-
gate scores of the contestants were Ne followa:
j. RObhan. al; ". Hon. 22l: T. Ingram, 2l9; William
Weber, 9lS Marley. 2ls; william HalioweL 2l7; A.
BRR0l alt; A Brown. 2l6; f. u ktttridRo, 2l5: f. y.
HAnRen, 2l6; J. Speichsr 3l3
As NessrA RebhAn and Hon tied for FIRST honors they
agreed TO shoot o and the result WAS that hon won by
nVe points RebhRn got the second media. and Ingram
secured the third MessrA Weber and Marley tod
for fourth and nth prizes and agreed on division.
MesarB HAllowel and Hazel who were in the same
predoAment for sixth and seventh prizes did likewise
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TOLEDO. Z: RoCHEsTHR, 4

-Schefter (2L Worden SchebSck Sacrifice hits
Lyons t2), Phillips CalhAn worden, Nicholson. first
base on bAls-BY Barr =. by CuShmAn. Stolen bAses
-Schenier - Greenwood. Teboau. SwAt,wood, ,wor.
struck oat"By Barr, {; BY tuShmSn s. DoaSispIay
-SchefeE and Philirs. Passed bAls-McGuire i;
BaRe2 Wild pitoh-BGrr Timo-Two hours Umpire
-ToOeL
LOUtsyILLE, 3; sYRAcUsE,2
SYRACUSE May 2E-SyracusS played rocky fielding
game and was also powereSs at the bat Tue score.
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hHsS hall New Polo Grounds To-day.
T0Ek. Game, ar. ". AdmiLiion 6Oc,-laV
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Tic Empire CITY Flying Club.

The birds u the Newark, n j. Section of tho Empire
City Fyirk Club Of New York and Vicinity bor-
ated on Monday from tho Signal Ciice Washington D.
C. at "5i VI but owing to fresh easterly winds pre-
vailng the entire course, the journey WAS q very
trng for the birds and but slow time was made a
The returns timed in order a. follows:
QUINN. In Lln Dtstd,ee Apernos Sp>ad
7. Whiteley ,,..-.......4o4 1928 mea 52S5 yardS
j. llousel :Sd lS8 81 miles T52oyarda
william JOhnson......5:53 los. 40 miles 73I2 yaroG
Thore were also returns to the Hopkins loft but in the
absence q me 0ncGl timer no record taken. Tho
bI OF ths new lork Section OF the club having been
held over the appointed day for liberation owing 10
favorable weather conditions, will be let go The FIRST
favorable morning, Tho sectional flying OF the club
being now completed, all viii unite in Ny from Char
oltesViie. Va, air line distance 80 miles Sunday
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Base ball To-day BrOtheFhOOA Park.
Grand championship game Cleveland Va New YORK
EAmo called ?. NJ admission o0o-Adu
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BasO Ball WAShinHtOn PARK To-day.
Brooklyn VI. Cleveland, Game 1T az n. Adm coo,
fifth AV. l. and horse direct
Tomorrow, Arson and the Chicago ooltA-lGR
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Earned runB-st Louie, 2. Two base hit-GittinRer.
Kerins. Double plays-Welch, Conrqy, and 7. shafer;
Lyons T. shAfer, and o. Brien Fuller, sweeney and
Korins C2). Left on baEes-Athletic 4; St Louis I.
Struck onto shAfer Robinson shafer. Fuller t2).
First base errorB-Athloc q st. Louis First base
on bails-McCarthy, Munyan. Davis Wild pitches
Ramsey. . Passed ball-Robnson. Timo-l IS, I'm.
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nUTFALo y. Ii Q: fHItADELFH1A n Il, 4
PHILADELPHIA. May 2L-Tho Buffalo Club won 81
easy victory to-day. The SCORE:
Totals. ..... ~ 2tia Z Totals. =.

Philadelphia. o.
Buffalo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l -
Earned runs-BuTalo. 3 Sacrifice hits-Shindlo (2),
Rowe, Beochor, Clarke Bases Btoen-Clarke foRRrty,
Irwin. struck out-Knell 81 shannon First base on
bAlls-Philadslph 4; Buffalo u Hit By pitched ball
Wise. White Mailman Wild pitch-Kns. Missed
third Btrike-Crosa Wild throW-MAck Timo-lI4S
Umpires-BArnes and GAdneY.
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Nay 27.--The Philadelphia IN. I-)
PtttsburRhS here TO day. The score /

KSPs snHd.I omnf MIC TWo
heckOr, schmidt Burke Myers. Thompson, elements
Fa.es slolen-SundAy CO LAr0que, Myers Thompson
.kolty ~ RoS. q, Berger sShriyer ThSmlson Glenn
Hit by pitched bAll-McCauey. Wild pitch-schmidt
Passed bAu-BerEer. Tme-l:5 40 Umpiro-AoDermotL
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- han Eastern raIk. tSdayt P.M.
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Earned runSoNew York. First base on errors
New York 81 Chicago. |. Left on bAses-New York,
T. Chicago First base on beIls-0n R MURPHY 8; oh
T~S.bsSe hit Esterbrook. sacridce hits-iiernsn
GlAsscock' Burkett Denny Clarke Wilmot stolen
cock and Denny. Hit by pitcher-GlaSScocE Wild
pitrhes-sullivan. . Passed baIIs-P. Murphy,2; XII
ridge, Umpire-Lynch Time-l:45.
BgooKLYN IN. L.. 4: CLEVELAND IN. L.. 1.
The Cleveland National League Club were
again defeated by the brooklyn Club at Wash
lingo Par yesterday before 42l persons. The
visitors played iiveller game than IN the
down to small figures: The Brooklyns also
only m.spiays The Bro0klyns outbatted their
opponents three to one and punched their hits
in tho fourth and eighth innings. Barring those
innings. Beatin WAS successful with his differ
ept curves taruthers retired the Cleveland
players without hit up to the eighth inning.
when Daily got one and thinner another. which
materially helped to get two men across the
plate. Caruthers was never In better form than
yestei day afternoon. and 1t was a pleasure to
REQ him NOW down the visitors with his ever
graceful way OF twisting the ball over tho cor
ners Of the plate. Tue score:
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Brooklyn,.....,...........O6 LIZ
Pittsburgh .i;.:.i:;.....i 9ool 80 o.
basesBrooklyn o. PitsburRh ia First base on error
sr.n Il ~ ns s ss oa b Hsn Hat
tren, /; by staley, / Two.base hin.orr, Andrews
Hanlon. Double plays-van Hatron, Orr and Joyce.
liz bT ,Jpchor-ke6n'on, Carroll saGriiee bits hits
Icy (ll Stolen bascs-Joyco Andrews t2l seorY ~.
Ward TO- Van HRltren Cook (2e Hayes WILD pitch
staiey. Umpres-kniRht and Jones' Time-l;os. At
tendAnoe-8ia
BUFFALO ". L. Q: PHILADELPHIA r.. LL2.
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Kemp willing to Row. Stalk s or No Stalk es.
Yachting.

sTDEEL \. w. May 27.-Kemp. the oarsmAn. writes
that II oConnor does adhere the $500 match he
will row him for tho championship without stakeA
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WhsEe shall We 20 this summer Read The wisoon.
sin Lakes with Rod and Tent and Near BY Trout
sTsAmI' In 0NHng for Jpps, Just out ,SASV,
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The Atlantic Association
JERsKT cTT, 8; WAsHIEGTON, &
Three straight defeats 10 the WAshingt,
Jersey City. The score;
WASHINGTON.
JERIHT CIT.

Earned TunB-yersey City. a. Washington, l. First
base on srIorso1er,ey City g Washington 2 Left on
sS Sd, a HSSLonsy strusL out htzgersd
Quicken BFlsn. stolen bAIsScBrady Turner a. Jor.
dan; Ms by ptcher-BRdsT. Sacrifice hits-Brady
Iil6 Attendance 6d '"
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BROOKLYN &. L).

Earned runB-ClevelAnd, !; Brooklyn, First base
ballA-CleVeand y; Brooklyn .. First base
cleveland, .; BROOKLYN . Left ON bases-Cisveiand,
8: Brooklyn s. Struck out-CevolAud. 81 Brooklyn 7.
Three base hit--BurnH Two base hit-FoutE. Stolen
bases-o'RrIen Mexican. Zmmer, Double plAys-Giiks
aud VeAch; smith. Ardner and Veach COinA Foutz
and smith Rcrihce hit-staliinRa Passed ball
Gunner. Umpirs-NcouAd. Time las. Attendance.
AL
PHILADELPHIA IN ~ 3; rIr1sHuBoH tS. l-) !.
PHuAnFLrHIA, May 1.-THE Philadelphia N. I-)
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Gossip of Sports with Arms aud Legs.

The annual games Of the New Jersey a, will be held
on Friday at bergen FONT, commencing at 80 +. NJ
No less than 800 entries have been received and tho
meg'ng promises to be the most successful they hayo
ManhatIsnS Neg Jerseys and New York;, wan also DO
well represented MeBBTs. A ]. Copeland and A.
Jordan will meet In tho 100 yard hurdle race and both
men expect to equal tho record made BY Williams OK
Yale. Fred WeStlnE tho piOn of Amer lcH Eng
land Ireland. and csnAds viii make his irsi sppsNf
Enco at this meeting and hopes TO the yards In
ten seconds W d Day ot tho New Jersey q. will
attempt 10 break the record for tho three milo run and
James Mitchell will attempt TO break hts record for
throwing the 1iIteenpound hammer. treat rivalry
exists between the teams enteTe silk banner will
go to the club scoring tho points Special train
leaves Liberty street At ~ 80 r. NJ.
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Tho great athletes Of tho Manhattan Athletic Club
iaSt opL-AdR
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Tho American Association.


ct. LOUIS 8: ATHLETIC 2-TiRSr GLNE
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-The Athletics played two
RAmea to day and broke even. Tho BcoroBi
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-16
Corporation Notice.

Corporation Notice.
~ sist day Of July. 1890: the. Commissioners OF
Assess ment Med In the once Of tue Clerk Of the
final assessment map and report for the construc-
ton OF a sewer in
OCEAN AVE.
- "e GATOR AVE.
from Ocean ave. to Old Bergen road,
from Gator ave. to Bergen ave,
from Gator ave. to a point about $50 feet north OF
the same,
from Rose ave. to McAdoo ave; and through
to o point about so feet east of Old Bergen road, and
McADoo AVE.
from a point II feet east OF jackson ave. to Rose
ave. and the same Is now open to public inspection
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues Or, particular sections thereof are in
cluded in said assessments-
from Linden ave. to Warner 81
DLO ST. &
from Gator ave. to Earle Earls s., !,
from Gator ave. to Warner ST.
from Gator ave. to a point about es. 70 feet west of
Warner ST.,
from Rose ave. TO McAdoo ave.
from Gator ave. 70 {, Bergen ave.
JACKS AVE.
from McAdoo ave TO Warner st.,
BERG AVE.
from Old Bergen foa to a point about % feet east
thereof,
AVE.
from a point about 2ss.6s south of ocean ave. to
Old Bergen road.
GATOR AVE
from q point about 2Ss.68 south CT Ocean ave. to
Old Bergen road.
NEW ST.
from Ocean ave. to Rutgers ave.
SHEFFIELD ST.
from Ocean ave. to Rutgers st.. 4
EARLE ST.
from Ocean ave. to Rutgers ave-,
WARNER ST,
from Ocean ave. to Jackson ave-,
McAUOO AVE
from Rose ave. to Old Bergen road.
Anu gnat the LIST day OF September, 1899, at ten
O'Clock a. M, and the meeting room Of the Board
OF street and Water Commissioners. are hereby
nxed as the time and plaoe when and where the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear, consider and ad1udicate upon all OBJ
jections to said assessment aud report.
All objections thereto must be presented in writ.
ing.
GEO. 7. BoUToN,
j. 49, Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-16
P. R. R, SHEDS.

The Old Ones Nearly Gone. and the Pub
lie Growing Used to the New.
1t will be a week tonight since the
large passenger car shed at the Pennsyl-
vania depot was abandoned. No one
would know the place now. Three-fourths
of the shed has disappeared under the
vigorous blows of the workmen's axes.
The flag stones composing the platforms
along the tracks have been loaded
on fat cars and taken away. The Gong
at w hose deep detonatlons the trains
have sped away, has been taken down
and put up in one of the temporary car
sheds. One of the railroad officials inn
pressed upon the reporters mind the fact
that in no possible contingency could
passengers get wet while e~mbarking on
or disembarking from trains. A trough
runs along the roof of each shed on both
sides, ana is emptied by les of the pipes
which are fastened to the posts which up
port the structure. The trains will be
hacked up by the entrance to the sheds,
and passengers can get on the last car
when it rains and walk through the other
cars to their seats. The sheds are well
lighted with incandescent electric lights.
The travelling public will undoubtedly
soon beco me accustomed to the new order
of things.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-16
DATED Jersey city. August i. 1891.
to FOundrVmen.

y the Board of Street and Water Commission
ers on Monday. August Il. 1891 at tea O'Clock a.
H.. for furnishing and delivering about 1J lengths
OF Pinch cast iron water pipe in accordance with
specifications on file in the Office or the CHIEF En-
gineer. where blank forms OF bid and agree
in mt OF sureties must be obtained
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposals for cast iron water pipe, direct
ed tosGeo. T. Bouton, Clerk, land presenter in open
meeting when called for in the order of business
relating to sealed proposals
Bidders must state the price per ton of 30
rounds delivered as per specifications.
This Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids il deemed for the best interest or the city 80
to do.
No city oficia1 viii be accepted as surety.
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. August /. 1880.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-16
G-REENvILLE POINTS.

-
Dick Uldrich has purchased a TIVE nty
foot catboat from the Newark Yacht
Club. 1t is called the Nautilus.
Sergeant Hoag resumed duty at the
Fifth precinct station yesterday.
TIL Bergen Social Club will hold a pic
mic at Schuetzen Park.
A new circulating library has been
started in the cigar store, corner of Ocean
n Danforth
Th Central Railroad bridge over the
canal west of the Claremont station Is
finished. There are four tracks at this
point.
The Greenville Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION No. 2 will meet at Bamber Hall
tonight.
Tn next meeting of the Sixth District
Improvement Association will be held at
the. Detwiller building on the first Tues
day OF September.
A gang of men and a heavy roller are
engaged in putting Ocean avenue in
proper shape. A good deal of the surplus
DIRT which has impeded the horse cars
ana other conveyances IS being remove d
today.
Inc property owners on Cedar street
nave revived the old scheme to ask the
Central Railroad Company to make a
stopping place at the foot of that street.
The company already possesses four lots
which have been filled in and graded for
the purpose of erecting a station. The
company has consented to consider the
matter.
Mr.. Reuben Simpson returned from
Europe early Thursday morning. He re-
ports 9 pleasant trip across on the City Of
New York. Mr.. Simpson had as a trav-
cling companion Mr.. Isaac Bamber. of
Brooklyn. At Paris, two weeks ago, Mr..
Bamber was taken very i'll. The physi-
clans ordered his return home immedi-
ately; for this reason Mr.. Simpson, in or
der 70 get his friend home in safety,
to the fact of great WEAKNESS, Mr.. Simp-
son is resting at his home and has not yet
appeared at his usual haunts.
Dr: Stegmau is having a new sidewalk
and iron fence placed in front of his resi-
dence on Linden avenue
Inc contractor that the
paving of Danforth will be resumed on
Monday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-16
LAFAYETTE ITEMS.

Mr.. George Opdyke is playing the organ
at the Lafayette Reformed Church, in
the absence Of Organist Lewis Sher
wood.
Woodward street is in a d~ep1orable CON
dition. The manholes of the sewers are
twenty inches above che street level. The
property owners along this street should
petition at once for the paving of the
same.
The Woodward Athletic Club will ar
range for a series of entertainments dur
ing the coming winter.
The new horse car stables on Grand
street. of the Jersey City and Bergen
Railroad are finished.
No. 10 Engine House on Halliday street
IS one of the cleanest and neatest kept
engine houses in the city. The three
horses are great pets with the boys of the
company. Andy, the big iron grey, is as
fond of his chew of tobacco as an old SEES
salt.
Mike Hyer, who waters the horse car
horses at Grand street and Pacific ave-
nue., is a brother of Tom Hyer, the great
English prizefighter. Mike, in his early
days. was the hero of thirteen well
fought battles of the ring.
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Corporation Notice.


NORGE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON TIE
to the Board of Street and Water Comm issioners
by Anna @. Van Reyper for the vacation Of certain
str eets. as follows
BOGERT AVE,
from Catherine st. to lands OF Do dye about f1S feet
north of Catherine st.
HALSEY ST.
from Catherine st. to land s Of Dodge about lis feet
north OF Catherine st.
ST.
from Catherine st. to lands OF Dodge about IFS
feet north Of Catherine ST.
An alleyway running in the centre OF block 67
on Catherine st. to lands OF Dodge about us feet
north of Catherine ct.
LEWIS AVE.
from lands OF tho Morris & Essex r.. r. Co. to lands
of Dodge about 1870 feet nortnerly therefrom.
CATHERINE ST.,
between James ave. and the easterly side of DUFF
field ave, and from the westerly side of Uufield
ave. to the Hackensack River.
Ana that the LIST dav of September. 1890. az 10 o'cl0ck
q. M. and the meeting room OF the Board Of Street
and Water commissioners, are hereby hxed as the
time and place when and where the Board OF Street
and Water commissioners will meet to hear and
consider any objections to the vacation of said
streets or parts OF streets that may be presented in
By order OF the Board of Street and Water Com
e. I. BoUToN.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. August /. i 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-16
Corporation Notice.

Dated Jersey city. Aug. /. 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-16
CORPORATION Notice

Dated Jersey city, Augnt /. 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-16


NJ Office IS HEREB GIVEN THAT ON H 2ND
~ day of June. 1890. application was made to
the Board OF Street ana Water Commissioners
by James P. Zabriskie and others for the ilnpro ve-
ment OF
between Maple &C. and Communipaw ave, In the
following manner, including all Intersections
To have the street for the full width thereof
graded to the established grade by excavating or
lining the same to the established grade.
To have the present curb reset and new -
inch curb set where necessary.
To have the carriage way paved with Belgian
STONE pavement
To have new bridgestone crosswalEs laid.
And all other work uone that may be necessary
to provide for the flow OF the surface water and to
complete the Improvement in a good and substan-
Notice IS also given that on the 21st day of July.
1880, the commissioners of Assessment filed with
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioner their
preliminary sketch, showing what property will
bbsenneeflptf 70 each lot Or parcel Of land, also tho proba.
the said improvement, and the same Is now open TO
public inspection In the Office OF the clerk or the
Board of Street and water commissioners.
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues, or particular sections thereof. are IA
Guided in said assessments 1amely:-
C~OMMUNIPAW AvE
from Wilton st. IS feet north and Is feet south,
ST..
=" MAPLE ST.
from Wilton st. IS feet north and rs feet south.
And that the 1st day of September, 1890. at ten
Street and Water Commissioners are hereby fxe I
as the time ana place when and where the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners VIII meet to
hear parties Interested in said application. ami all
"Reminiscences against the said 1mprovem mt that
may be presented in writing.
BY order or the Boarc or street and Wa or Com
GEORGE 7. BoUTSN,
-. 10y .no,.