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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

CHERIEFS SALE. = NEW JERSEY SUPREME
George ". Hawkins ct al. exrs.. va Edward
on Doeketed Judgment
Retarna6e February Term, 1890
Dickinson & Thompson, Attorneys.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ to me direct;
sell By public yedue at & WobeTts a Real in as
street, Jersey City. on
THURSDAY. the seventeenth day of July next
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. all the right.
title and estate of the above named defendant
scribed land and premises, with the appurten-
All those nine certain lots, pieces Or parcels of
formerly CITY Of Bergen. in the County Il Hndd
certain map, entitled snap Of property Of heirs OF
Jacob D. Van Winkie, deceased, of Bergen New
and dn a Il the oca Of sSs csrS
Hudson County New Jersey, are known and des
z, eighteen n. lsnineteen. - twenty 20 twenty.one
four * On the soatSsry SIDE Of new ssst
laid out on said map west south OF Academy
same premises conveyed to John 9. Hopkins jr '.
by William II. Benson and vito by. deed dated
ceIs ones in II DEEDS page s sss
All those certain tracts or parcels Of land and
County Of Hudson and state q New Jersey. whlch
s Ts au asp f Il Len
City Surveyor . are known and DESIGNATED as lots
nns e. sh j sssss lSSs
bock B. said lots are together are bounded and
described as follows Beginning at point on the
north side Of Pavonia avenue distant three hum
dred, 80, feet from the west side Of Homestead
Place. thence westerly along said Pavonia avenue
hundred feel and six inches the easterly line
OF lands OF the New Jersey Railroad and franspor-
northerly and along the ensrery line OF said conf
pany's land two hundred aud twenty seven feet
six inches TO the southeriy line Of Van REOPEN
avenue hundred feet; thence southeriy at right
angles with said southery line OF Van Reipen ave
nue. two hundred and twenty seven feet six inches
227 II. in, to the place of beginning.
Being the same land and premises conveyed to
the said Edward Norris by Nelson Joy and Maha
Ian, his wife and Henry 2. JOY and Jernsha g. his
In the ofcc of the Clerk OF Hudson county in Liber
2A6 of deeds. on page $50, etc.
Also. all that certain lot tract or parcel OF land
City of Hndson) in the County OF Hudson and state
of New Jersey. which Oh map entitled Map Of
Assoclation situated i, Hudson civ, Hudson coun
ty New Jersey, and uly tiled OF record in tine Of
nee OF the Clerk Of the said county of Hudson
as lot numbered one ID ia block one iii, being
fifty feet wide In front and rear and hundred
feet deep throughout fronting the westerly line
reference being had TO said map will more fully
appear and Is the same properly which was con
veyed to George J. Elwo0d, by the Hudson City
Land Association by deed dated July. ~ 1861 and
recorded In the office OF the Clerk OF Hudson coun
~ september H. 1870 In Liber IA OF deeds pages
10 etc.
Edward Norris by John keinhardt sherif of Hud-
county, by deed dated the fifteenth day OF Oc
tober, 1874 and recorded in the ONCE OF the Clerk OF
HUDSON county, IN Li0er KS OF deeds on page
i Dated June 1850
ROBERT DAVIS,
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sheepshead Bay-Firsty race, seven
eighths Of mile--Tenng, l; Diablo, .;
Volunteer, 3. Second race, three quarters
of a miIe-La Tosca, I. Connection. Q:
Miss Ransom, 3. Third race, mile
and q quarter-Sir John, /; Long
ran, 5; Chesapeake, 8. Fourth race,
mile and three furlongs, Firenzi, /: Long.
street, 2. Fifth race, mile, and a furiong.
Loantaka. l; st. Carlo, q; Gallifet. 3.
1; Rhino, 2; Brian Boru, 81
At Chicago First race, one mile, ia ia,
l. Rambler 2; Benson, 3. Second
race, one mile, Racine, /; Marion
c., 2; Gymnast, 8. Thard race, i've
eighths OF a mile. Sister Linda,
I; Brutus, 2; virger, :. Fourth race,
mile and a furlong-TF enton, 1; Los
Angeles, 2; Santiago, 3. Fifth race, mile
and sixteenth, Joe Blackburn, 1; Lake
view. 2: Lizzie b.. 3.
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PIGEON ANp CLAY TARGETs.
The Ciaremont Gun Club Had Bi
Shoot Yesterday.

The ciaremont Gun Club Had Big
Shoot Yesterday.
The Claremont Gun Club had some fine
sport yesterday on the clubs grounds at
Claremont.
They pelted pigeons and cracked clay
targets Eleven sweepstakes at ten blue
rocks were first shot. Twojsweepstakes
at ten live birds followed, and the sport
closed with match at fiftYtblue rocks.
Ia the first match at live birds Linds-
Icy killed Q; Simpson, s; Thompson, Z,
and Hathaway, q. In the second live
BIRD shoot Thompson killed 10 straight;
Simpson. g. and Hathaway, Z.
In the match at fifty blue rocks John
son led with 45; E. Collins cracked Al and
w. Sfgler, 49,
The totals of the marksmen in the
eleven sweepstakes at ten blue rocks
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cHnRIFTs SALEM cHANcnRY OF NEW Jna

CHERIFFs SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW JER
y SEY.
Between Michael j. Thompson, complainant, and
Joseph Bohnert, defendant
III. fa- for sale Of Mortgaged Premises.
Returnable October Term, A. d. $780,
NJ. Bretzfeld solicitor.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ to me di-
recfed and delivered, shall sell by public vendue
at F. @: wolberts Heal Estate and Auction Rooms.
No AZ Montgomery street. Jersey City,
THURSDAY, the Seventeenth day OF July. A. D.
1890,
&C two O'Clock in the afternoon all the following
described land and promises with The appurten
ances, being the same described In said writ, that
is to say
All those certain lots, tracts or parcels Of land
and premises situate. lying and being IN the
son sona aud state Ct New Jersey, and which on q
hudson County, n. J., Arthur spielmann, Oify
Surveyor ana Civil Engineer. Hoboken." and
which said map 10 on file in the Hudson County
Registrars ONCE, are known and distinguished
as lots numbers thirty-one Cd and thirty-two tS2
II Z. block lettered B fronting and facing on
which sad lets being taken together are fifly t51
feet wide in front and rear. and hundred (1O0)
will more fully appear.
Dated June z. 1890.
ROBERT DAVIS,
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The Tender oysrboara.

The tender of drill eng inc No. ,1i2 was
dumped into the river between Pier f
and tho Morgan street sdock while En-
1fneer Harry Mitz and !. Fireman Corr
were making up a reightgabout half-past
eight o'clock last evening"
The mir gave out and the engineer was
unable to control the brakes. The engine
completely away Fortunately the river
was shallow at this point. The
far END Of the tender reaching
the bottom formed prop that
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{ HERIFr.s SALE -IN cHANcERY on sew gEr

- hEhlttiS SALE I'm thANCEhf OF NEW JER-
, sey.
Between Michael r. Thompson complainant, ana
George Heinrich Wolfei and Joseph B0hnert, de-
PENDANTS.
III. IA. for sale of mortga2ed premises
kcturnable october Term, 1890
N. bretzrald, Solicitor.
BY virtue OF the abov stated writ to me directed
and delivered shall sell by public veRdue er r. j.
WoIbert's kenl Estate and Auction Rooms No a
Montgomery street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the seventeenth day OF July. A. d.
1890 !
at two O'Clock In the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises with the appsirte,
nanees, being the same described in said writ that
Is 10 say - f7
All that certain lot, traet or parcel OF land and
premises. situate lying and being In the Township
of North Bergen in the County Of Hudson and State
OF New Jersey, and which Ger tain map entffIe1
Map Of seacaucus city, Hudson county. N. j.. Az
thur Splelman, City Surveyor and Civil Enplneer
lAoboken, and which SAID map Is on file IN tia
HUDSON County Registers ONCE Ii known and dis
tingiished as lot numbered thirty,.D on block let
tered B' said lot being twenty 1--WE. q, feet Wide
In front and rear and one hundred, 1U0 feet dee d
throughout and Is facing on Charles street as by
references 70 said map will more fully appear
ROBERT DAVIS,
~ ~, n 3.s5f HIarffT.
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Corporation Notice.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 10Th day Of june 1880 the Commissioners OF
Assessment and Chief Engineer fled in the offloe
OF the clerk of the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners their map and scnedule for acquir
ing lands for the construction Of main sewer be-
ginning at point on the easserly side of
at its Intersection with Stegnan ST., proposed;
thence running eastsrly along the centre line OF
proposed to Garfield ave-, thence running souther-
GARFIELD AVE.
to Richard s thence eastery along the centre line
RICHARD ST..
RICHARD ST.
produced, to point about $50 feet east Of the CEN
tire line or the Central H r. of New Jersey: thence
In In sM hs OF e ae
New Jersey, at point distant IS feet east OF the
division line be tween the property OF the heirs or
richard Vreelard and the Norris & Cummings
Dredging Com pany, which said map shows awards
made to private owners for land taken.
ecfibed and the land necessary to be acquired for
its proper construction and use of said sewer Is
strip OF land % feet wide in Stegman ST. proposed
from ocean ave. to Garfield av and strip OF land
rou tie. always excepting sucn land as Is now owned
or controlled by the city.
And that the fourth day of august 1890. at ten
O'clock Q. M, and the meeting room OF the Board
fixed as the time and place when and where the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear and consider any objections to said
man. schedule or awards.
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners
Dated Jersey City. June 20. 1850.
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Frank TIotcller Drowned.

Robert Splaine, of No. 1856 Cherry street,
New York, reported to Police Headquart-
ers. this city. yesterday afternoon. that
while he, in company with man
and boy named Frank Fletcher,
of this city, were out rowing on the gap
the boat was run down by the steam
lighter Rayslin, OF the New York Lighter
age Company, and young Fletcher
lighters captain.
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CHERlFFs SALEM oHANcERY OF NEW JER

CHERlFF's SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW JER-
Between Mary D. Arrison, complainant. and VIII
nan 70 y larson s e uS e SIS defsndants
ReturEables October Term, 1870
Collins q corbin. Solicitors
rected and, delivered shall sell by public ven
due at +. r.: Wolberts Real Estate and Auction
Rooms, No a Montgomery street. Jersey CITY on
THURSDAY, the Seventeenth day of July, A. D.
1890
at two O'Clock In the afternoon, all the following
described Land and premises, with the appurten-
anees, being the same described in said writ that
First-All that certain lot OF land and premises
" Of Hudson and state or New Jersey, which ON
map entitled supplementary plan of building lots
New Jersey, surveyed Dy b. T. culver. City SUI.
yeyor Of Jersey City" on file In the Office OF the
numbered twelve and i boundsd as foows' -.
BEGINNING az point on the northeasterly side Of
hundred aud seventy. nve. i75. feet southeastern
from summit street, thenee running northeastery
dred and twelve, ll2. feet. two 2. inches thence
pect avenue twenty-fIv &C. feet; thence southwest
erly parallel with the line first run one hundred and
aons Prospect avsnue t%sn
ty.fye, =. feet 70 the place Of beginning said
and said Summit street. il now known Baldwin
seccnd.--AI the land and premises above des.
cribed and also the following described parcel to
t snat SI 81 land arg premises situate in
Beginning at point In the southwesterly side Of
Newark avenue distant ninety five feet from the
northwesterly side OF Chestnut avenue; thence
westerly alone the northwesteriy line OF lot num-
Der thirty eight on supplement plan OF building
lots owned by DIR. j. N. Cornelison of Hudson City
New Jersey, filed in the office OF the clerk OF said
County OF Hudson. nInety-two feet and three
incnesi thence northwesterly along the northeast
eFly line Of lots number six and seven on said map
parallel TO said first mentioned line from the south
easteriy corner OF the dwelling house erected on
lot number thirty six said map, would strike the
nortbeasterly line OF lot number seven; thence
Dortheasteriy parallel with said first mentioned
line about ninety seven feet i've inches to Newark
avenue aforesaid; thence southeasterly along the
southwesterly limo OF said Newark avenue about
thirtytwo feet to the place OF beginning. Compris-
Ing the whole OF lot number thirty and about
seven feet OF the southeasterIy side of lot number
thirty six on the map or plan above mentioned.
Dated June z, 1890.
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alone prevented the locomotive proper
from following it into the river. The
engineer and fireman remained az their
post. But it was one ofzthe closest calls,
the men say, they have ever seen in all
their experience in raiiroading. The
tender will be raised this morning.
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Results of amateur games played yes
terday:- Greenville Y. NJ. C.IA., 6; Puri-
tan A. c.. 3. Iroquois A. Csc; Kensing-
ton A. c., 4. New Jersey "A. c., 5; Daunt-
less, 2
The Jerseys Citys havel signed Gun.
ningham, an iniield player.
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CHERIFF's sALE.-HupsoN oIncuIr couR1
EIlen Byrnes '. Hernard McAnaIIy.

Ellen Byrnes VS.. Bernard McAnally.
In debt alias III. Ia. etc.
Keturnabie May Term, 1881.
John tsarrick, attorney.
BY virtue OF the aoove stated writ to me, directed
and delivered, have levied upon and shall sell by
public vendue at the Re al Estate once Of Emnions
on
THURSDAY the Seventeenth day OF July, A. d.
1885,
at two O'Clock In the afternoon. all the right title
and interest OF the above named defendant IN and
all the following described lot OF land and prem
ises with the aPpurtenances, that Is TO say
AZ that certain lot q ian9 ana premises situate
Hudson and state Of New Jersey: and which on a
map entitled MAP OF property Of \. +. Waterman.
formerly G. G. sisson. Bergen, Hudson county, New
Jersey 1858. J. W. SOL = City Surveyor. and nied
In the Registers onics. OF Hudson county, afore-
said Is known and distinguished lot number ive
[5l In block one hundred and thirty six 1856. and
a JOHN }. ToFFEY.
Late sheriff
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STE4MBOTS.
PROVIDENCE LIME

for BOSTON PRoyIDENcE, WORCESTER, ana an
rail ride.
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS
?. m daily, except sundays arriving Providsncs
steamer. Tickets and staterooms secured AZ Sos
40, 257 26I, ST. a4 and 957 broadway Aston House
windsor and Cosmopolitan Horels ali of1fces n Z,
Transfer Co.. n. Y. and Brooklyn who viii call fot
and check baggage from hotel or residence Ia a.
DosToN VIA sToNIEeToy LINE = PRovr
snd WATc II ILL N Steamers Rhode ISLAND and
block above Canal ST. st pm. Sundays excepted.
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Longest Co.'S ESPECIAL Remedy

WARRANTED TO CURE ALL DISCHARGES OF
the Urinary organs IN either sex. Gravel and and
81 No. $2g Grove street. Jersey City. and No -
Pembroke place Liverpool England.
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Corporation Notice.

NJ Office r. hER ut, IL, GIVEN THAT ON THE lsrH
ment and Chief Engineer filed In the ONCE ~ fbS
stoners their map and schedule for acouirine isn5s
MAIN SEWER
from point at the junction Of
VEST SIDE AVE; AND DUNCAN AVE.
running thence westerly through : - ~
DUNCAN AVE
to its westerly terminus: thence contnufno ,....<
efv ~ eie sai'o I'M Si4nS me proposed line OF
ex tended to the Hackeusack River ss
The land to be taken for said pronoa a. <..---
be described folloys-- r
Beginning at q point in the centre III
DUNCAN AVE- y "a a
at Its westerly terminus; ~
And tha
O'Clock a.
Street AZ
the tin
Street an
and COZ
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CHERRIES SALE. IN cHANcERY OF NEW
Between John H. Nslden, complainant. and John
II. Martin, ct TX. at ais, defendants
Fl. ia, for sale OF Mortgaged Premises
Returnable October Term. 1890
Clarence Linn, Solicitor.
by virtue OF the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered have levied upon and shall sell BY
public yendue at Il. @. Wolbert's Real Estate and
Auction Rooms. No. AZ Montgomery street. Jersey
CITY. on
THURSDAY. the Twenty fourth Day OF July, A. D.
1880,
at two O'Clock In the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises with the appurten,
ances being the same described in said writ that
is to say
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land and
premises situate, lying and being in the City OF
Jersey City, in the county Of Hudson and State Of
New Jersey, which on map ON file in the once
OF the Register OF said county. entitled "Danforth
Place, Bergen Heights. Hudson County, New Jer-
designated as plot number nineteen Cs) Being
tue same premises described In deed made BY
Matthew Armstrong, widowor. unto William Arm
strong, Jr, dated November n, 1881 and recorded
In book 3l3 Of deeds for said county on pages 2B
etc, and by said william Armstrong conveyed 10
Washington B. Williams, as asslgnee, by deed
dated March 10, 1888 and recorded In book 1881 or
deeds for said county OF Hudson. pages l5S etc.
And being the same promises conveyed 70 William
Martin BY Charles H Isham, as executor and trus-
ice. under the last Will and testament OF John
Armstrong, deceased, by deed bearing date sep
tember 6 1885. ana recorded In book AUS OF deeds
for Hudson county, on pages 1885, etc.
Dated June II, 1880.
ROBERT DAVIS Sheriff
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SHERIFFs SALE. NEW JERSEY SUPREME
George W Hawkins ct al. exrs.. va Edward
Norris.
ON Docketed Judgment.
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RAILROADS.

n TICKET uFFICEs-40i ST. rs
Mf<5SA 95z broadway, 1895 Bowery 1
&&A Battery Place, Chambers street. I'D
AHaYxTA st. ferries, New York; 3Sl Fulton St,
cE& a&k X#3 Hrookiyn; 1o7 Broadway, Williams
XSN}&{Ss1&Y hurgb; cor Newark and Hudson sts,
X*&Y Hoboken. end new station Jersay
5zK City where tickets and parlor or
sleeping car reservations and orders
for checking and transfer of baggage can be OBJ
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To Build a New Church.

On Sunday at the Baptist church
in this city at the conclusion of the
morning service the members of the
church were called together in con-
ference for the purpose of consider
ing a proposition to build a new
house of worship. After few short
addresses from some of the brethren
it was decided to take immediate
steps to build, and committee, COM
posed of Judge G. G. Garrett, Harry
Haynes, Esq, Mr.. John Wallace,
Mrs. Myra E. Graves and Mrs.
Isabella NJ. Ewing, was appointed
to take the affair in hand. This
committee is clothed with unlimited
authority to solicit and collect sub
scriptions and to contract for the
building whenever they shall deem
that they have sufficient funds on
hand or guaranteed, and to supervise
the construction of the same. 1t is
not proposed to attempt to erect a
costly structure. Four thousand
dollars is the outside figure that
they will ask for, and the structure
will be wooden one. Not great
while ago the Baptists were the
strongest numerically and the wealth
lest congregation in the city, and
members of this church contributed
literally to the handsome brick struc-
ture now owned by the Methodist,
Presbyterian and Episcopal churches
here. The members of these church
es and congregations will now have
an opportunity to reciprocate.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Thursday.-The introduction Of
testimony in the John Wiede case
was resumed and concluded little
after ten o'clock. After the testi.
mony closed counsel for the state
and the defense agreed to submit
the case without argument, and spe-
cial Judge Alexander instructed the
sheriff to take charge of the jury
until half-past one o'clock in order
that he might have time to prepare
his charges, after which the jury re-
tired, and in a few minutes returned
with a verdict of not guilty. 1t
could not have done otherwise un-
der the testimony. After the &C.
quittal of the defendant, John
Wiede, the cases against Carl Kon-
KEEL, Gottlieb Muench, Rudolph and
Carl Roessler and Ferdinand Wiede,
the other parties indicted under the
same charge, were continued for the
term.
Two motions were made for new
trials before Judge Garrett. One
was in the case of Judge Williams,
charged with the theft of a bale of
cotton, and the other was in the
case of VIM. Leake, implicated in
the killing of a negro woman at a
colored church festival in Chsppell
Hill. The first motion was over
ruled, and the other was granted.
Monday.-This was the day set
apart for the trial of Carl Roessler,
indicted for completely in the hang
ing of Jack Walker in the postoaks,
but, as previously stated, the case
was continued, and, therefore there
was no regular business to be trans
acted. The jury has been dis
charged for the week. The case
against Arch Hughes is the only re-
naming murder case on the docket
of which some kind of disposition
has not been made, and it is set for
trial on the 18th instant. All of the
remaining criminal cases are post
poned until the seventh week of the
term, and the special venires sum-
moned for this week are excused
from attending.
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As has been announced heretofore,
an amateur performance will be
given at the opera house on next
Friday evening by local talent for
the benefit of the confederate Home.
among the Breakers" is the title of
the play selected, and following is
the cast of characters: David Muir
ray, keeper of Fairpoint light, Mr..
Ed Blackburn; Larry Divine, his as
sistant, Mr.. Beaureguard Bryan;
Hon. Bruce Hunter, Mr.. W. H.
Smell; Clarence Hunter, his ward,
Tom Holland; Scud, Hunters SER
want, MIR. B. S. Rogers; Peter Para
graph, newspaper reporter, Mr..
John Hoffman,; Miss Minnie Daze,
Hunters niece, Miss Willie Trayn-
ham; Bessie Starbright, cast up by
the waves, Miss Halle Bryan; Biddy
Bean, an Irish girl, Miss Lizzie
Dryer; Mother Carey, a fortune
teller, Mrs. L. J. Lockett The
price of tickets will be fifty cents,
and the curtain will rise at $50
o'clock. Considering the laudable
and charitable object in view the en-
tertainment should be literally pat
ronized.