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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13

chrisiHa 1cmperaucs Unisn pciiilnnine The b0ari
" aptoInt a kind heaTed Christian woman ~
,ns.ron n po,ice hsadqlarer. he;errss 70 oou'
pR~EsEsrsrIcS % csslaS
Ssa.mr ~ nfcsrntei aai r-terred tot1e Breper
Py rolls o. eeusr-neat for ocfos-r 70 pso IS
t~tstloes surgeons nnn county Gstrks. Sl2 -
ltefstred ~ commfrres IN s-iarica.
prenmet . ssif. ~ " e wssls an ms s'a p
3 ,sorers shlrd prsclncs ocasir. tss s& John q
~ al toe Argus 90 prinuaz msnusis 70 octSbsr
81 jug g, wos1& Aavarh. na9rhc< SzIy. s. o
n On ssadoa kaEs : ana " ssasrx
~ s-rzd. ar-er-issx - y ana e. Rst.1s .
49, yFs rims rebel -: - Guy Pusfsaref
% aisesrsius gc,eSsr W % hgcn,ns sozsaat
- Alvsl caiae. october. ss3 - Nl&NJ Gloer
:. 1isii Co. nsr.ing; e'es oSsoees; ssl ~ =; 2ssry
a5or On amps. October, ssk wm. Q. Reen. lAbor or
.sr. "a. keisrrsd to eorsm.tes on lamps ans
JOIN psurxaI, ay gooas 2 hospraa ssgtenosr
rffni. October. e1ao ~ edward Carney. enc fra
~, sas :: n 'ssssissi. ss5seSoer. ssc 10 X, Jscqass
: 20. Tread 10 Hospital DctoDer. sz 30 Hanck
ss9n. gsis 70 hasplssl. o6eiostr. siss s. co.,
sorne. extra hello 70 nospital October sec cooz
0'os- nrnirxc
the following GAINS heving been referred 70 the
mi resoint:ons uresentcd ordering warrants drawn
81 city TIRE surer ia favor ~ clam inns, as follows.
,S ses'g 81 sek sa ana I psnsoasd sfasssa $50 S. poics
justices. surgeon and court clcrk. SIP -
.Copmltes- on statlon-houses and prisons-c- J.
c6miniIsee on printing and stationery-Tne Argas
csmmisies on lamr< and I~sgats-Je--y Roach. So;
IShn Ryan. 50; William y. Reen, 80; Eawart
" g 81 81 as g ~ q. g az II lss &c IS asa 80 o. - - ~
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Bids for agatnns ne strsess Win gas Of and
sssSn;s. hssl K EsIs eSposn Teaa's s5a r reaa on a f aSssoa Of
vii agree 70 right tbs district known as Bergen and
T1fted Gas enforcement Co. fIor Jersey city Gas
.co1 viii aRree 10 light the dlstrlct known AZ old
jersey City anc Lafayette. TOR $50 per lam yer an
nai,ed Cas- rmurovemapt Co. tfor CONSUMERS Co,
viii sgrse % bshi we alslIlrF known as orsenThie
The Jersey City Electric Linht Co. Will furnish
elacsrlc iig1t Tor ninty lamps. more or less for E5i
Tse Tucson COUNTY Electric Light Co. viii turn.
ish rirctric uyht tor not less than ntnty-fOur lights,
foS ss2is "a Gl os@ &a 81 mn %. WIN agree to fur.
nisn 1 ght for 1000 60 Lsvo OH lamps for 81 es per
On Ro,ion 81 Commissioners Kelly. the bids wer.
retired TO oonrittee Of the wnoie.
By President Feeaey. and aaoDted:
whereas, IL Is tins opanion OF this board that tn
contractor having the erection Of the new headQuar
tiers building In charge is needlessly delaying the
z eat inconvenience TO the poiice service. thereforl
be IL
missioners De reqaes. ed TO hurry the completion o.
the said building b. employing mechnnes fer G..
purpose ana pay ier re sane a irSm tas 9aisacs 2 2
RepoTtoI waraen of hospital for October read AMI
Notioa by Commissioner Kelly. ana adopted:
Thif when we adjourn. II be subject TO toe cal o
G. p. ROBINSON. cisrk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13

aia avenue, n carpenter fell overheard
while at work. The patroiman saw
him fail, aud rushed 10 the waters
edge just in time Is reach q helping
hand before Williams Hyent down FOR
the last time.
The Incorporation Committee OF
the Forcsters' Hall Committee met
last night and drafted the articles OF
Incorporation.
Many Foresters went TO New Bruins
wick last evening to ASSIST in the in
stitution OF a court in that city.
The Jersey City Association, COM
posed Of members OF JerseyCityLodge
of Odd Fellows, gave an entertain
mcnt and hop at Woods Hall last
night. Ii was an unqualified success.
The Columbia Building and Loan
Association is going to issue a new
series OF stoek-:ts fifth-of 1000
shares, the first payment of which
will be due January .. 1891.
Patrolmnn Goetz, OF the Erie depot,
made n noble rescue of a drowning
man at Dock No. 4 yesterday.
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* - s:s9i I%ss:s,as:: ooss, :Ss a: 3; ssS ! !.
f~-eseq.-P,es,sost Alien and AiGsrmea aos
xsass5i Rs smisa A ana %aTa. NORTON '4''4ss
Alderman Jordan was alb rent at the calling Of tbs
r0 nsissDe sa tcoDnoiy and oSe.a.-
Toe minutes OF the rseular mes:ing Of the AtA
PR-FsEsTArIox on PETITIONS ETC.
Petitions. ste. were presented. resolved and DIS
Pstitson Q; Jacob srinckusnn and oth,rs for
ss.tsment Of nuisance az sor n r es san n ee Areads
msat OF fierce on Sidewalk, etc HeEerreo 70 commit
Foar,een ia appllc tons for permission e srec.
s'gns. awning posts. etc. On or over siaeMsas5 80
,Aidel@aa Jordan appssrea ana ssSs a aIss ssss:' ana
eight 49, Applications. Tor transfer % re5tSarsns
iicensas lsee rsport ! subsequently, m.dc,. ksisrrea
Ten ~ appisallOI,ls ,cr l,eensss to psodls and Two
~ bss9usItIv nade). Referred to comuittseo On tsads
LICENSES PRESENTATION OF cLArDs.
Claims were presented. rsceiyed and disposed OF
81 sryan smith. sz5. Referred 70 nit Oh
he 81 liz A / g.. $40 IS, Robert Asa. CITY
RI Joa1Ds, c. R.: sen; aiss ESP PFC fsla.i !, s snS = B. . JsR-
ssy city Hsr.sId g. Bernard I, sin b., SO 8 I,
& K9gg. JOIN ' ass G Seh g. 1 Pssflsk SEisoS s ! s ., ssSs
k ksf ieTs, 10 Is committee msIna 81 y e%lsctiens.
oe fhe Ireu5 Cv. go 70, s16 80, SIC. Is Is saf
a IS. Chelsea Ice CO. $40. jersey city -.era.d 81
keferred to COMMITTEES on rr1ntinE. stationery
nj ~ Pppt,p r.. nartin s43 So. Tneo. smlsh 4 Bro.
$50 u. ke:errea 70 committse on paoic grounds
!" oTsrcEas CONCENTRATIONS.
The foIlowing. comm anication was presented. re-
ee''s'' MAYoa,s oETIcs, cry HALL
JERSEY CITY. n. . Oct -. 1870
To the Board CT Aldermen:
this country SIX members OF the Irish party N tbs
Fryttsh parifament including Aesxs. Dutoa ana
VBren. and o grand reeeetlon VIII De tsnuerea
m,ttoe for that pIroo . and YOUR board - ccrdiaily
,nvttrd 70 axe parf. Menbsrs Of the boaru viii o.
duly nouasd OF the time and 2 &C. ,nav
OHEsrEs CLEVELAND.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEE
The COMMITTEES on excise nsgofte9 tne ioiioWlns
Resolved, That n.eases ne gfanted " t1sAostvN,.as
named 10 4 ep RESTAURANTS whsro s2llt1ols. xinoaS
m ine.n ann : pisess il jersey catv:. .
BryanT and DtckocsL e7a1x Washington street. ursf
distr;cr vslens ne Water ~ h SessT 10 A neIsss;
ssrsea. sf;h d strlc.; William zimmerman IS
Nome street. sixth disrrict.
NIRs esolvsr. fSat The following aescrioea restaurant
II4hR RopsrS Eari TO James Vine; 9z7A Hannah
A DonaIdsoa 70 Coward and Finley; 4Iob DANIEL y
Ssnencg 20 II. W. cor. summit Avenue and irvine
Schneider Rspa nAIi, Henry AeinIsss q e Fslr.
70 Gustlvs Eln; ssa6. J. u kaaiser ID aenry =.
B~rackmann.
me : f sepsoIutlons were adopted BY the tollssslns
vote. the yeas and nays having been orde1ec ana
sYsas-An the members present. eleven an III
II u,nis GA anancs rsDorIsat he following
Nsol1tlaas
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WEST BERGEN.

The services at the N. E. Church
tomorrow evening will be under the
auspices of the Epworth Leauge.
Chapter No. 1904.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Citizens Improvement Assocla-
ton will be held at No. 200 West Side
venue. President Jennings extends
a cordial invitation to all those inter
ested in the improvements to be
present.
The West Bergen Pleasure Club at
its last meeting decided to give a ball
at Metropolitan Hall, Greenville, on
January 10.
The services in the III. L. Church
last evening were conducted by Mr..
William ii. Beach. The subject was
Helps in a Religious Life
The annual election OF officers oil
the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeayor OF the South Bergen
Reformed Church viii be held at the
church Oh January 5. A nominating
committee has been appointed to
make nominations for officers.
Mrs. w. Marsh and daughter, Of
Illinois, are being entertained by Mrs.
William III. Cummings, of No. Az West
Side venue
The committee in charge OF the en-
tertainment to be given in the NJ. u.
Church on Christmas Eve have made
all the selections of characters and
are now holding renearsals. A large
Christmas tree, loaded with presents,
will be placed in the Sunday School
room. Mrs. William H. Beach is Sc.
Letting the presents, which will be
numerous and handsome.
Mr.. w. G. Adams, of Vaudeville
avenue, who left for Ireland a few
days ago, has cabled a message to his
folks stating that he has arrived safe
and sound.
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ms caANcERY 81 sew 5ERsaY.

Between sarah F. Greene. complainant. and
Thomas =. Williams and wife. defe1 danta
On bill Tor partition ami decree for sale.
EaDbitr z Lawrence. soAettCrs for complainant
BY Writ re o. a decree Of the Court OF Chancey Of
New Jersey, made In the above cause on the M
teenth DAY Of September. eighteen hundred and
nineUy. directing a sale OF al ana singular the
premises mentioned and described in 9 be III OF
complaint, and said decree for sale. ], William p
Douglass. special Master in Chanee-y OF NeN Jer-
sey, shall sell at public venuue 20 Ine highest bit-
der, on thursday. the sixth day Of November, eIgh
teen hundred aud ninety, 81 two O'clock n tae
afternoon. at the Heal Estate Exchange. 10. A
montgomery street. Jersey CITY, all the following
lands and premises being the same described IN
said decree to WIZ
All that tract or parcel o. land ard premises
hereinafter particularly described situate. lying
and being IN the eitN OF Jersey CIV. IN the county
Of Hudson. anu state or Ne~ Jersey. inherited by
James F. Edge froEl his father. Joseph @. Edge.
fronting On the so9tberiy SIDE Of Ply mouth sIrest.
known IS lot hfty-three t53A in block one hun
drea and three tN3l as said lot 10 Laid o1t on aEap
entitled a map Of Jersey Civ from actual survey.
by I. d. Fowler. published by Browniy 4 Co" SAID
lot Is one hundred feet deep by twenty Eve feet IN
width throughout Pounded westerly by lands and
factory Of Williams, and easterly by Land formerly
Of THO mas Welden. deceased. including the estate
and interest in dover Of the Defendant. Fannie H
Williams. ia the said premises together with All
ana singular the hs-redifaments and appurIenances
70 the said premises belonging or In any wise ap-
WILLIAM P. DOUGLASS.
special Master N Chancery
Dated September q $50.
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Y {.

The jolly Twelve Social Club, at a
meeting on Thursday evening at the
residence Of Miss Grace Montgomery.
No. % Woodward street. elected these
oficers:-President, Arthur Rice;
vice president, Miss Susie Siam
miuger; secretary. Mr.. james Wilson;
treasurer. Mr.. Theodore Luister. The
next meeting will be held on Tuesday
evening. at the residence OF Miss
Maggie Mullery, No. 122 Wood ward
street.
The Lafayette Maennerchor held its
regular monthly meeting at the La
fayette House last evening.
Misses Grace Brown and May
White, of Corona, l.. l.. who were
visiting Miss Mamie Hartnett, of Pa
cific avenue, have returned home
The Eagle Refining Company is
erecting a new building ut Caven
Point for the parafine tanks. Rail
road tracks have been laid betw cen
the National Storage Company's
tanks and the new building. The
debris from the recent fire mas all
been cleared away and preparations
are being made for putting up larger
buildings.
The Boynton Stove Company is I'M
usually busy this season, SO much SO
that it has become necessary to hire
an extra force of men, AMI run the
factory both night and day. The
works at night present a vivid spec
tacle. Large sheets of flame shoot
from the numerous chimneys, and
can be seen all over the Hill.
John Hays. a brakeman at the Cen
trails yards at CoInmunipaw, had his
hand crushed while coupling cars yes
terday. Four fingers of the right
hand were amputated at st. Francis
HOsnital
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B<YoNNE.

An informal invitation reception
and hop wsil be given on Thursday
evening, December is, by the inen-
bers o. the Bayonne Rowing and
Athle-fc Association in their club
houSs TT the foot of East Thirty
secgnd street, New York Bay shore.
The Sabbath school connected with
the Bergen Point Reformed Church
celebrated last evening, its thirty
fourth anniversary. In addition to
the anniversary exercises the annual
distribution OF Christmas gifts took
place. Tile chief feature OF the pro-
grarnme was an address by George ii.
Garfield, Six little girls and two
small boys from Mr.. Coriield's Sun
day school took a prominent part in
the exercises. Miss Fannie II. Stearns
opened the programme with a yoiun-
tary upon the organ. The primary
classes sang the hymn, s'If | Were a
Sunbeam. > and the school took part
In responsive readings. The Rev.
James i. Riggs, the pastor, delivered
an address.
In the Bergen Point Baptist
Church the pastor. the Rev. William
p. Drew, Will deliver tomorrow even
ing the second of a series of discus
sions on tine Life OF Christ, the
topic being 'His Youth. During the
morning services he will preach Oh
.'Sone Strange Advice
The Committee on Police and Fire
Departments has under consideration
a proposal from William j. O'Brien
Offering 70 furnish a van and team OF
horses to carry prisoners FROM the
police station to Snake Hill for $40 a
month. Heretofore all prisoners
were transported in the horse cars
and cabs. which caused a great deal
of Inconvenience both to the police
and the Recorder.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13
RAILROADS,


IVES sHORE RAILROADS.. y. c. +. r. Il
W T. Co. lessee Trains leave Vest Forty
second street station. New York. a. follows. and
twenty minutes earlier from the foot OF Dag street,
New London. Detroit and chi
eago. tiO.b o. M. AIS D. m. el5 y m; St LOUIS
f%.la s3Bp M Toronto, ~iUl3 a m; fd3, SIS D.
m: Bufalo. hochesteE syracuse. Utica. Suspen-
sion Bridge. NIAGARA fanss $50 .ia.i5 g. M, as
:. Is ]. M. and ail.s0 for Utica only. Kingston
saa ss.Ia. DIS, aI1D a. m. si0Q Al5. and >I5 D..
m; Cstskin and Albany. 80. %sE. *inls atm =
m, st-yU. *AA. SIS p. M Cranstons. West Point
Cornwall. SewDurgs - lila 80 sielas Iaa4
ali 70 a. m. Ills. sLV3. 4&U.fL1a ssG. IN, %i5.s1L41
10. m: Montreal and Canada East as a. m.
AIS D M. BIesans sieeplng ears Tor Bal
ifaio. Niagara Fails Detr0t. CHICAGO and 81.
Louis. on ali through trains. a-s-leave Erooklyn
Via BROOKLYN annex. sio.& a m; 20 y m Jersey
City. y. X. X station. 81i9 a m SIS D. m
lspaIly. 4daiiy except saturday. AL other rraias
daily except Sunday. For tickets, time table. par
ilor and sleeping car accommodated or tnforma-
hon apply Offices BROOKLYN. Ne - Washiagfnn
street, No. rs Fulton street and Annex office foot
of button street New York city, Nss "a, ses. -
80 BrosdEay. No. Us Boeery. No. Il Park place
MOSS West 18th street. and West Shore stations
foot Of West forfy- second street and f00r Of Jay
street. North River. c. z GeneraiPa-
senger Agent. No. 5 Vanderbilt avenue New Yors
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soaaD OF PoLIcE coMmIssIosEas

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Regular meeting q the Board o. Poltce Com,
nfssionerS he'd N aldermanlc cnamber, CITY Hal
October 81. 1880.
Prosens-Prssidenr Feenoy anc COMMISSIONS
Kelly.
Absent-Ccmmissloner Benson
NDures OF last meeting approved IS prtnsed.
ATI0Ss AND PETfTfoNA.
cummunlcsEon4 ete.. were r=cezyed AMI d saosec
a as follows.
COMMUNICATIONS from mis- horor. tse mayor. IN
forming poard OF date OF arrival OF Irish paFlfs-
uentarv party, ard requesting detail OF erdcers rux
procrssioa Referred 70 the chief Of police.
Communication from city cferk iDciosine reso1c-
tor OF board or aldermen rcquestinG 10 be furnished
with namcs OF keepers " al saiooas which nave
been classed rs disofderis- heferrea - the c1tef ct
police.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13
GREENvILLE.

The Suabins will hold their mas
uuerade ball at Metropolitan Hall in
February. This Is always a great
social event among the Greenville
Germans.
Steps have been taken towards or
ganizing a first class social club. The
rooms in the new Jaccord building
have been secured and handsomely
fitted up. 1t is the intention OF the
organizers to make it one of the lead
ing organizations in the city. AT a
preliminary meeting held a few even
ings ago. the following gentlemen
were present.-A. j. Lembeck, Robert
Zeiger, Robert s. Hudspeth, Henry
q. Liiliendahi, Harvey Hall, 0.
Schroeder, L. Harry, DIR. Q. A. j.
Lignot, o. w. Hamburger, w. Buch-
binder and w. Simmonds.
The first annual ball of the John
Miltner, Jr. Association will be held
at Metropolitan Hall on next Monday
evening.
The regular meeting of the Green
vile Branch, United Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joiners, will be held
on next Monday evening at Belyidere
Hall. Danforth avenue and Old Ber-
gen road. This lodge is growing Won
derfully, and although it has been or
ganized but two months, it can boast
OF a membershipof I'VE u hundred.
The residents along Pearsall ave-
nue. wish to cali the attention OF the
Citizens Association to the disgrace
full condition OF the boardwalk on
that street. The walk isnoticeably bad
betwna Ocean and Garfield avenues.
Nj John Harris, of this place, was
married to a Long Island young lady
a few evenings ago.
Mr.. ID. w. divers offer to sub
scribe 81, 900 to a local college has not
vet baen followed up by like offers.
The rumor which went the rounds
last week TO the effect that the Rev.
Either SSchandel. Of st. Paurs
oman Catholic Church was to be
Transferred to Elizabeth was entirely
without foundation The ramon
caused considerable CONSERVATION
among the p~arishioners and at a
meeting held in the school building
resolutions requesting his retention
at the head of the church were
adopted and sent to the diocese.
Father Schandel has done good
work in Greenville and has been in
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13
Iv cnANcERY oF NEw JERshy.

To William c. Pope. slrs. william c. Pope. his
wife, and lille T. Pope
By virtue OF an order OF the Courtof cnanesry OF
New Jersey. made On the day OF the date hereof. IN
q cause wherein Frederick Framoaeh. Jr. ct ux,
are complaiaanes. and you and Others are defend
ants, you are required 70 appear. plead. demur or
answer to the conplainants' bill, on or before tins
twenty foarth day OF December nexL or the said
bill viii be taken as confessed against YOU
The said bin Is hled for partition or sale OF Ger
tain lands In the town OF Union In the county OF
Hudson znd state OF New Jersey. OF which James
Pope died seize4-
William C. Pope and Lille Z. Pope are each made
a party defendant 70 said bill because you anefen-
ants in common in said lands
And you. Mrs William C. Pooe are made q party
defendant because YOU are the wire or said vii,
lam {. Pope. and ella i'm an inchosfe riSat OF dover
N your hus1and'S interest IN said lands
RED il.
Solicitor Of complain ants,
No. ] Montgomery 81. Jersey City. New Jerses.
Dated october zd. isbl
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TN cHAScERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Margaret Fitzpatrick ana John fitzpatrick. her
husband.
New Jersey, made on the day Of the date hereof, in
q cause wherein FoDert , Aiexand der IS Complain
required 70 appear. plead. demur or answer 70 The
conplainants Gil ca or before the twenty fourth
day Of Decenber next. o. tins said Pill Wall be
taken As confessed axatnst you
The said bid IS a4ed 70 70 neclose a certain mort
Rzge dated August Isl. 1875. made BY samuel Moore
and wife tg Cornelius faa Worst. on lands in the
township q Union. IN the County Of Hudson and
state Of New jersey. which MORTGAGE Is registered
In Book s. OF Mortgages for said hudson County on
nnge IS. and has been assigned 70 complainant
and yoH. Margaret hllpAtrick. are made q party
idafenda1f because yoa own an undivided Interest
in salG mor1SKgea premises
Aud you. john Eiipasrlcx. are maze q party de-
lfendanI. because you are the husband OF said liar
FREDK FHANBAcH. sr-
solicitor OF CoDplafn4nE.
No. l Montgomery 81. Jersey cts. Sew Jsrssy.
late d0ctober ISL ASl
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ADJUSTMENT
y misssonsss Of Ad1usiment IN and for fns cry
Of Jersey civ. appolaEsd ~ tes circuit co1rtor
provisions Of chaptsr cxII Of the Laws Of 80 sa.
ELECTION Of / arr ss1sz x unpaid ssx@ asses
ments and water rafes or water rents IN cities 81 TIM
anal lien ana "a Leu ns11 ana instead q saes ssrsarasss' and
Y &C. ss ~ q i Ind RAs sgssset .ass &c fa saa e sa Rs2saas I'D aS
-assessmenIzr PASSED Aarcn sEn. ls6 have nszA y
laians 20 ana aaeeaas deiinaasai lana a.
srrlbsd asfeilosS Q VII
Block -. rear part Of los ; ana & Monmouth s.
BsSex s. soi q, FIN 81
Eloek z.s- los L. Fourth *
HesS ~ IL 4 fssoal. ass
HioeE IS. lot h Van WInkie ave
Bsosx si2 iets = ne 1. Ionasss sws
block - lots . and d, Sixteenth d
hlocx 2l. lt /, West Hamilton place
Block rs. part u loIE' oornslison ave
s siosk 81 y i ssss 81 81 a "a IA "a 5 ir ssf sss a."
sloek 81 81 l Los "a "a ~ sae &, II s ssIIsssrssss
Hook 90 100 q - IS and q vaIiekA
s ssssS 81 81. Les Les Is Is. A q. a IS ana ssTi "a CANALS s.
niock 81 los ~ "a q sad ~ oan1G
Block - lot 7 asa .
fHloes 81 ies 4 wsIsons
hlocE 81 la and Ie .. asa
biOek issA lot ? Ocean ave
Block ssa io.s = ana q aonitor $
BOX s. bi%. n TTiansls l. Hussoass
BLOCK eSs lors A. &c. Ege ave
seiioer * ioss ! aid ( ciTsmoas ave
ELI slosk z Ioss !; ~ ssrss s5s sss AZ.
hlSss s. l ISss s Ia Z A :. n /; aslsnEsss ~
Block 81 9 and 81 Mo1rlcsllo avs
block IS and < Moauesho ave
Eoek s4S lofs and = Paterson 3
BOOK Is. los ana Division
hloek - rs, aad "a sesenrAs
Eoek 81, ht 81 Eshth s
Hock - lots 3 ana 2 Eishth g
hssk "a ioss ] ~ i sa sis z Ess1As
f FssS a s. &: i i NJ 4 3 slssss: :
Block "a lots IS aud u. Eizhfhs-
hIoes ~ ~ i ios / /. ETH EaShsS ! 3
Aloek ~ reAT ar lot = Eishrha
klSsk q. sos 1 ffsssslssSa st
ESss - 81 i sos ! ! P PassrsSa 6
Rloek -, ioss ! and 2 fs.oniA ave
biiSset q, los Z sad !. rsvsais AZ
Hook zza, s0t IS P4vonla ave
h bIoss - s. Ice so- { 3 ana ana & Z f EsrSal. "
s s;osk Il 4; s e I q sa 4 Z .1 bls Z; nss :. ave
k s,sss z. e l 81. I s and ! Issnsss 3
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hioek 4l lots and ) fApoats ave
EsocG Asa Iot g. PaEo1la ave
block 4a. lot n. HaYoni4 ave
Flock fa los 4. Fzxunia ave
Block 4a. lot y. faTouiz ave
hlock 40 lots "a, X. Is and iG PxyorlA ~
Ei0ck 81 lo1 =. - and ~ Sin<n =
Hlock sO, lois 3 and f. Nina *
Eiock ~. lnIs l. = 5 and 4. EzrersouE
Hook 81, lots : aud q Patterson 81
hloek ISL lots : and ) Paterson y
Block 81. lots , and - Ninth -
Block 81, lot 81 TenfBst
Hoek IL, foza Provost ~
block "a lok & frosozr -
Block So lots 1 and lin triangle l Sanford
place
block s.. plot (. south Of Mason =
B1ek ~ plot 4 Nashlnkton $
Blocz a. plot J 4, eay d "A 2sAlnUxou -
Biocx - ploE 1 II east Of Washington s.
anu the said Court has 1xed Saper1ay. ~
eighth dN OF JAnasry. si<hseen nondred 80
ninetF-one. Al TIE fo<rt Heuss. n Tie GU q ~
seg City. aEten oeiock In the fureneoa- - tne t1S4
and place for ucarlax an3 o4lec<iau< k11< m1I -
made 70 the assessments charges ard E1u4 1X&1
ana certined b. the Commissioners ~ 4dju4<z141<
therein may Be hsz<4
DENIM MCLAUGHLIN
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13
BOARD OF FIRE conalssIosEas


OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
paouler meeting OF the Boarl o. Fire Cornmts-
roners, neld as dcDaFtnent headquarters, wednesday
tvenIne. Ocsoper 90. 1850.
The roll was called ar SEQ oaclOcS.
Prssent-C0mmisGoner BrUwn.
Ahsenf-Pfesideat Conway and Commissioner
henderson.
a quorum not beng present the clerk declared the
boArn Adjourned, rsnffI Wednesday evening. Octo-
CHARLES EsTERBRooK. C,erk
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13
n cHAScERY OF NEW JERSEY.

TO CHARLES H~UEpESDAHL-
BY virtue OF an order OF the Court Of Chaneery
lof New Jersey. made on the day or the date herscf,
In a cause wherein angela l. HuydendAhl Is pett
toner and you sre defendant You are required %
appear and IN swe TIE petitioners petition on or
before the second day OF February. eighteen D IN
ldred and nfnetycne, or the said petition VIII be
taken as confessed against you-
The said petition is fled against you for q divorce
from the bonds OF matrtnoay.
dated December ], 1881.
BLAIR & GROUSE
Solicitors for Petitioner.
70 Montgomery st. Jersey City, Nj.