The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-25

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ney. 81 Newark avenue, FraaS Ga1scnhof, II.
Fif,n dissTlcf--j. j. Mccormack, s25M Mcpmoutt
Street; Jafncs Ioriarty, 40 Westsfde Avenue: Jorr
Grand Street; Henry Byrnss.. 2I Wayne i rect; Psgt..
ricE McCab, $50 Wayne street; Msry MuiIer, 5ls
Patrick j. Monahan, Si1 Garfield Avenue; Ellen
Haraien. 6s2 Montgemery bsEsc;; Bernard notion
Michael Gihien. y4a Montgomery Street; 10 ~ .I,idge
81 sige ssEan @us s9 Beiso sDAs sI + MM oame;al aS sA tpsssg; Res.
Qoyrrn. ai3 Grand street, a. 81. O'Ronrke, 8 Tvs
S WssSe rre $50 s Ta Tis1Vls Stree sss sTT% ISmss A ]. MeaiaT M%
272 Wayne. street, Daniel O'Leary, 81 Brosdwayi
Cure, IS Ra III Gvense: Michaci ). G sSn 4 MS,
1A3 Bright. St-eet: Micneel McDormytt, 1876 BrighI
aohmena, 200 Railroad Avenue; Mary Lh.eotF. 100
SIKH D-iatrlct-Joseph samuel. 70 Kcarney Ave.
nue. Joseyh Kaiser. 0o4 Ocean Avenue3Aiex L. Kaca.
les 277 Ocean Avenue; p. stegnn2n, 80 Old Berger
frank i. Class, 70 Ocean Avenas; Prank Il. I'm I'm
I Tnerly; ~ I saS5sSn s AnsnSlib . q ao sainsaP sg9 c Ga9 mum.
i pay. A Ss s Ta a05 I.r welsN: zsi arona street;
g g1Sss aslliS s5o i 6csan 1 4yenae 4y5s ans;, SSa seSslPF' e
ereensllle Ayonns; Adam DarmstatteT. Loss
7e Gsrfel1 Avesue; DomlniIns Kraas, ss5 Do5n cea.i
B Bssp, 15S So pan "a \ fihey ATe 70 oce Anu Aye as,5n SEnr iei
Old Bergen Road; Joseph Gantner, es7 McAdooAve-
Michael Lenz, Al communipaw avenue Thomas
N MaTrs,r Z y 1en KsarJn sgge AMSS arrs;y. Us ISd 6essr Jones' sssrI 80
I srsSsmmjJe !. p az o sos Old A5f Es9ssn f hass:
Roger dM1cCauiey, ~ qesan AAyIeanus; Ricnarl Ui-
forth Ayenne; Jossp6 Fuchs. Glcndaio PARK, Com
muniDsw; Frederick Smith. l7s Monticello Avenue:
HacEensack Bridgs; JOIN Proui. II Sd 5GSh Bsr ssn
Roac; John Martin, 7S7 Ocean Avenue; John Ken
ssssIli' Avenas. jEeferTsd 70 coan iittsssn on e eseise gram
For bostlers Licenses g Ludwlg T; seggel. Us
bss Paltsode Avenue. fourth district; Frederca
% Gt aha1p Street. fourth cistricY John
ferred to cosnmitteS on excise.
For license 10 sell liquors not to be drunk on the
sstrsss, 5rsI dss.rics; Pa'Tsck MeQsaid 5$s FiTss
SepSs ss ATenu e,s fonrah district starfc Henry L. Rugge,
4o1 Grove stree. third district. Referred to commit
Pstidon q Pasrick J. Monanan. for transfer Of
ssssh0 dist1ic aos Ksso me- % eom%'stee On excise.
Nine 90 applications tor license 70 peddle, and two
reports subsequently made.J referred to committee
REPRESENTATIONS OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented. received and disposed OF
Wilson 81 g; yen sostl H So1 4, E 8. I. No. 4. s5sS E. A Re FL ! aSedi g as spc.
ciai committee on Decoration Dag.
s208 80. Referred to on paths and armo-
81 A. B. DAYTON, $3.50; w. P. Douglass, $3.50; P, W.
Leyering, $3.50. Referred TO committed on district
q shs Argus Co. 50 Is, ss5. SO, SIC, s14 20,
s ssG !; 3; y ss5 psins zsitu ssst fSis y a 30 sa Rstsrsed to
o. Charles Boltwood. sl1 10; James Francis,
i SS1 g; sc ss SS. Il a Semen e ase eom saS: sos on Da has:
grounds a no buildings.
pns city cierS lad bsfofs the boara the following
con ,ti9a d irom = nus tb homer 52r+ Inc mayor; nled u n
was read. received and ordered to be entered IN tbs
Mayors OFFICE. CITY HALL,
JERSEY CITY, June 20, 1880.
II the board OF aldermen:
without signature. TINS room occupied by the tax
commissioners is the only room in the city hall al
sion to- act according to law. rhev must open tn ell
books to public inspecrlon, and must have suitable
charter. The room designated IN the resolutions
,s s not lighs e 9noqsa q nor the ia Mesk e q lEt
commiss,on, beside being already y approximate r. TO-
Of he room on the part Il your honorable BODY wouic
convince you Of me correctness, Of tnls statement
till q proper place Is provided. # your board has az
appropriation applicable to TINT putDose you car
hall; but, II not, then the board Of finance IthinK
Under the new charter. would have power 10 furnish
S Wouia m nave given mp power Vepf Go build q %s i lee CITY hal
6naJ would the different depart
Whioh has been severely feit for many years
but now more tnan ever. me aldermanit
day time, anu so. without interfering with YOU
meetings, the writing and work Of the 5az commits.
public could continue there with great convenience
TO the o gnptie, D as s yoST h spassa. y yo Pea des ena iurnisf
very resReec sraTEs c1pvvrAND
On motion OF Alderman Schermarhora the hoart
tooka recess for fifteen minutes. On reassemblins
AN RrPPoeTs OF srANp1NG COMMITTEES.
The committee on excise reported the following
resolutions on petitions referred 70 SAID committe
Resolved, That licenses BIZ, Granted to the follow
Gus, viaoGs. malt ana brewed liquors may 6e Sold a
the ollowing-named places in Jersey City:
Daniel Ewing, 15 Montgomery Street, FIRST District
Gustav Steup, 9 Exchange Place, First District
John c. Evans, lac Pavonla Avenue, Second DIS
trict.
Resolved, That a license be granted to John Far.
RANT to Keep a restaurant where sDirituors, vinous
malt and 6rswsd liquors may &c sol5 az SIS 3 Hender-
r.asolyed That a license be granted to Henry {
Morse to sell spirltuous, vinous. malt and breewed Il
cello Avenue. in the Fifth District.
Resolved, That licenses be granted 4 to the follow
Ing named to keep restaurants whore spirituous,
yinous malt and brewed liz lors may he sold at the
fO55l john p6r ns3f 8 PSI sseoa y l sSssss q Fourth District,
s sliRne HsnT 4 ~ Mu9 H5js sab Gea ssz H Mems sir FSqrS Eod DlSi
District j Patrick II Banter. a.a Mercer D Sure strest, j i u
District Michael q. Heating. I2s Pine Street. sixth
nue.. Sixth District; Cornelius o'Drlscoll. 122 Pine
Resolved, that the following described restaurant
license be transferred:
No. 2oIa, Psyrick J. Monahan. to SIG Garfield Ave-
nue.. Sixth District.
Resolved, Tnet licenses be granted TO the following
named to keep restaurants where sp!rituous, vinous
malt and brewed liquors may be sold, at tine follow
ing.nsmed PLACES N the first district:
Ts Genheri n r Baxter. 50 York Street; JOSEPH
Montgomery q ssrest; J John white HI 80 sS ussees sisra a;
Nary Boylan, s2 Hudson Street; VIM. J, H Adair,
Geo Metzger. 213 Washington Street: Stephen
,sSwartz, is Greene street, Heinrich Mauritius. SO
Essex street; Patrick Malone, 20 GREGORY Street;
Geo. Rubaizkey. 1o4 Norris Street; Christian Nets
ner-. 273 Washington Street: Frank mccarthy, 1873
York street; Join Fiavln, IA Ess5x Street; Thomas
wilson, l2a Montgomery Street. Thomas DOYLE, lib
nuei sheridan d Fitzpatrick, 100 Essex Street; James
Mailly, So YORK Streets John J. Duffy. 6S Newark
Avenue; I, q G. o'Connor, s25 Grove Street; Michael
Essex Street; Robert Eardlcy, 273 Grand Street;
John Friek, 81 Essex Street: Patrick CoyIa. IS Essex
street; Eugene Frank. 80 Montgomery SLreet Eliza
go Montgomery Street; Richard Buck, II Sussex
Street; PatCick. CoIahan, OF Greene Street; Mrs. j.
Msqlligsn. 2o5 Van vorss Street; P. n. Meschutt
Grove Street; 1. j. Murphy, 1876 Montgomery Street;
Frank Muilei, 81 Newark Avenue; John Sehgoep-
per. II Newark Avenqs; Henry Aloers. 20 Mont
Avenue; Matthew Farrell, 96 Hudson Street. Wm. r.
keyes, S4 Hudson Street; Charles W. Greeley, 81
Hudson Street; Michael Kennedy, So Hudson Street;
Micnael Doyle, lD MontGomery. Street; Thomas
a. Gross, 90 Hudson street; Archev Crossman, 1
Street; William Gross, 20 Grand Street: philip Keia-
Street; George e. Darcy. 20 Newark Avenue; Ed,
McGinness, 101 Newark Avenue; Patrick McArule. 2
Exchange Place; g. w. Boutwell,, Pom. r. Il. Sta
jobs Donelan. so Morris Street; Gustav Grinwaldt,
James Keegan, OF Sussex street, Joseph Theincr. Is
gomery, Street; Johanna Gei1ttsen. 10 Hudson Street;
Alfre Cox, 247 washington street; Thomas Trotter,