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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE IS HEREBY I'VE HAT ON THE nth
to ss SAy sS % sS ss stPss, l s8a aEEPa ls4 esn Was msas
by William Bocseln and Others for the improve
PEAksALL AVENUE.
between Old Bergen Eoad and avenue & IN the
following mann er. Including all lnterssctons:-
er 1S a- 10 t ne e s'Essh led " sge sF rer wiaSh or ta sliier
the same 70 the ESTABLISHED grade.
thereof.
10 have the present curb reset and new 1ineh
10 have the CUTTERS On either side paved with
To have new blue stone nagging four feet vida
laid on either sidewalk
70 have the present tagging reisid and new
tagging laid where necessary.
And ~ (. her wosk done that may be necessary
complete the impr Jvenent IN a good and suostan-
Sotes is also given that on the 18th day Of
March; ~. the commissioners Of Assessment nlsd
es their preliminary sketch showing what prop
erty VII probably Be assessed. and the probable
also the probable amount OF asssssms Ut per foot
OF frontage for the said Improvement and The
Of the Cierk OF the Board Of Street ana Water
and noTics Is also given that the following
streets or avenues OF partleuiar seetisns thereof
PEARSALL AVENUE
from Old Bergen TOAD 70 Avenue 4
on the south side from Pearsall avenue about 50
fees east ami 81 feet vest
OCEAN AVENUE,
on the north side from Pearsall avenue about 2l.5s
feet east and D.1 feet west;
OCEAN N
on the south side fron Pearsal avenue about rs
feet east and 2a.s feet west,
GARFIELD n
on the north side from PearsaIl avenue about .
fee east ana 2A.I5 feet west.
GARFIELD ANENU
on the south side from PearsaIl avenue about glr-
feet east and 5l7 feet WesL
And that me ath day Of april. 1891. at 10 O'Clock
g. m. and the nesting room Of the Board of Street
and Water commissioner are hereby fixed a. tbs
time and place when ana where the BOARD OF
street and Water Commissioners will meet 20 hear
parties interssse1 in SAID application. and All
remoustrAnces against the said Improvement thai
may be presented in writing.
b. order Of the Board Of Street aad Water Com
missioner
GEo. :. eOUToS,
Clerk
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26
NEWS IN NOTES.



President Carnot, of France, will today
be formally presented with the Grand
Gordon Of the Order of st. Andrew by the
Russian Minister, Baron de Mohrenheim.
This is the decoration the Gear recently
conferred upon the President.
The Marine Court which has been in
curing into the~cause of the wreckage of
the Utopia in the Bay OF Gibraltar,
finds Captain McKeague guilty Of errors
Of Judgment
Mr.. John Morley yesterday at the hear
ing in the Tipperary riot case, declared
that the action OF the police on That occa-
sion was In unwarranted attack upon the
people.
In explaining his position TO his Liver
pool constituents Thomas L. O'Connor,
NJ. p. said that his opposition TO Parnell
was on political and not on personal
grounds. He had faith in Gladstone. he
said.
The Lewis Island crofteTs are deter
mined to hold their old homes. Yester-
day they marched to Orissay Park For
est. from which they had been evicted in
order to enable the owner to convert IL
into a deer preserve. They formed a camp
at their old homes, and seemed deter
mined to stay there.
The National Capital.
The Commissioner OF Pensions has is
sued an order directing all attorneys TO
submit to him for his approval all CO pies
OF circulars and letters which they pro
pose distributing throughout the coun-
try.
Minister Guzman. Of Nicaragua, aud
Minister Quesada, Of the Argentine Re
public, yesterday neld a conference with
Postmaster General Wanamaker on the
Postal Subsidy scheme.
1t Is rumored here that the Chinese
government will refuse to accept ex-
Senator BLAIR, appointed by President
Harrison to the Chinese mission.
In New York state.
Joseph !. O'Donohue yesterday told the
Senate Committee on Commerce and
Navigation that he would give 100000 for
u bridge franchise.
The Republicans in the House yestsr-
day killed the State Printing House bill.
Elsewhere.
At Springfield, ILL.,, yesterday the Demo
Gratis held q grand jubilee over the cleo
ton OF General Palmer TO the United
States Senate.
George Parsons Lathrop, the author,
and his wife have become Catholics.
They were converted by the Paulist
Fathers and a few days ago confirmed by
Archbishop Corrigan. Mrs. Lathrop is
the daughter Of Nathaniel Hawthorne.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE Is HEREBy GIVEN THAT The 18th
~ day Of November lsa application was made
TO the Beard Of street and Water Commits tonsrs
Robert :. Lawrence tor the vacation OF = street
called
HOWELL ST.
through the following described property
Beginning at q point on the western line OF the
INV fOa & WESTERN RAIL
ROAD.
where the northsriy line Of Cherry Lane ineersecss
the same, and thence running along the northerly
side OF
CHERRY LANE
80 feet 9 inches TO . point thencs norrheA<<erL
S5l feet 70 the centre line q a street known -
DIZZY ST,
thence IN an eas;erly dirceEoa and along the esnts
line OF
70 the westerly line OF the
NEW YORk. S~USoUEHASxA & WESTERLY RAIL
Road
70 the pofat or place OF beginning.
said plot o. land IS crossed by = street kaown -
H0NELL ST.
as SHOWN IN the map accompanying said peti<iou-
and that the twentieth daT Of april. fstL Il ten
o'clock q. m. ana t1e DaczI3g rco11 Of the Board
OF street ana Wafer Commissioners arc hereby
nzcd as tho riu1e aud fdace Nne1 and where t1e
Board OF street aud Water commissioners win
meet 20 hear and consider al o1tec4cns 70 said
gacaGon that may DC pEesent<1 IA HrIrI1<~
~ os4eE Of the noera Of Ss<ee- and NAzer Com
GEORGE !. B-UIox
patsa 5srss, clu. Eaxrn u leL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26
STATE NOTES.

Thomas Beveridge, coal merchant, has
been nominated by the Republicans for
Mayor Of Paterson.
A New York summer resident at Mays
Landing has contributed $500 toward the
erection Of a parsonage for the pastor
of the Presbyterian Church at the latter
place.
The winter resort form of speculation
threatens to assume the character of a
fever. Now there is the news that a cor
poration intends to put $780, 00 into a
resort near Asbury Park, ard to build q
big all-tne-year-round hotel In the
meantime four of the forty hotel keepers
Of Asbury PARK nave fitted their houses
with steam heating apparatus and threat
en- to open up next winter II the new cor
poration brings travel in that direction.
There are half u dozen winter resorts IN
full blast in New Jersey today. but the
pioneer of the business, Atlantic City.
seems not to suffer by the competition.
Eggs a been SO pie nty in Sussex
county that they sold at ten cents a
dozen.
The P~ennsgrove shad fisherm en- have
returned from their annual trip to Florida.
The season was not a success financially.
William +. Cody buffalo BilD is 10 pay
q visit to his friend ex-Chfef Jonn 5. Bell
OF the Secret Service, at Newark, March
30.
At the spring election in Lo wer Alloway
Creek, Salem county, sixty-seven votes
were cast, and the election expenses
amounted to So.
The Law and Order Society of Borden
town proposes to u a ticket at the
charter election next month II the nom
nations of the two political parties are
not satisfactory.
Mr.. Clifford Bartlett. one of the lawyers
in the Meyer will case at New Brunswick,
1t Is reported, has procured a divorce
from his wife in Montana and married
the young widow of Mr.. Meyer.
An oil rank OF 10000 gallons capacity
has been received by the Whitney Glass
Works at Glassboro. the firm Is arrang-
ing to heat it's ovens by oil. and this a
will be set In the ground beside a similar
tank which will be filed with crude oil
for heating purposes.
The Soldiers Monument Association Of
Plainfeld has filed articles of incorpora-
ton at Elizabeth. IL is proposed to erect
by popular subscription a monument In
PlaiDneld. The. memorial is to cost
$15,0 and will be situated in a SQUARE
opposite Crescent Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

OF carteret avenue to the Norris Canal. thsnce north
NeWsrE and New YORK Raiiroad, fhsaee w s@f
along ths cen IRE line Of the Newark and New Yorx
along the said river 70 the centre line Of Culver
avenue. produced thence east along the centre
avenue. produced from West side avenue 70 Der.
Bergen ayenue TO the place Of beginning.
Az northeast corner futon and bergen avenues
Bounded ss followss-Bsginnlng AZ ne intersec-
thenos east along the centre line Of Culver avenus
from the Hsckensack River 70 West Side avenue
from West side avenue TO Bergen svsnue. thence
north along the centre line Of Bergen avenue
OF Myrtle avenue TO Carried avenue. thence north
along the centre line OF oarield avenue to Csvsn
caven Point Road produced 10 me souIherly
Soandary Inc to ne cSn5Te line o. wool
lawn avenue prodneed thence west along the
New York Bay 80 toe hacksn sack gfyeT. thence
north along the Haeksnsack river 20 the place OF
beginning.
At 10. ei Ocean avenue. Bounded as follows
sseaas produced from New YORK BAY 70
ne haekensaek klyer east oy New YORK Bay
from new York Bay 70 the Haekensack River, west
by tae Haekeasaek River.
At No : Green vile aveane, Bounded as fol-
area1s prodaeed' rrom Sew YORK Bag 70
lhs aackensaek iaver. east BY New YORK Bay
duesd from New FORK BAY 70 Newark Bay west 6y
Newark Bay.
At No s6s Ocean avenue. : Bound ed as follows
Worth ~ centre line q Eeptass syenae prodScs6,
Bay.
OF the state OF New Jersey entitled " An act 70 regu-
late Elections approved April IS tsl6 and The sup
CITY Clerks once. Jersey City. Mar eh q HgL
jobs 4 SCOTT.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

NOTICE Is HEREB GIVEN THAT H CON-
~ m1ssioners Of Assessment for Jersey City WI
meet 1t their Office in the building occupied ~
the Board Of Street anu Water Commissioners cor
ner OF Mercer street and Jersey avenue Jersey
city. n. j. on Tuesday. the Hist dAy OF March
lssl. at nine O'Clock a M 10 appraise tne xAlus 81
the land % be acquired for the construction 81
MAIN SEWER.
BEGINNING az q point IN the centre line Of
GIRARD AVE-.
distant 3 feet south Of the south side Of the Ncrrt1
Canal. thencs running easterly End psrkllel with
the south side Of said canal and dtzt4uf q foef
therefIom at right angles 20 the centre line or
IENIH AVE.
thence through the centre line Of Tenth ava 20
NEWARK BAY.
as shown upon q map entitled -GraoW Nap and
Sewerage Plan Tor that part OF Jersey CITY for.
mally known as Green vile adopted sepfembeF
q, l4A and on file In the ONCE o. the Board u
street and Water COMMISSIONER
The land 70 be acquired for the onstrucr ton and
use for said main sewer being Fifty t11 fcs< IN
centre thereof.
said Commissioners will also appralse the dam
age which any owner Of such land Or OF any tntsr
est therein NAV sustain by reason OF such improve
ment. and will fhsu and there hear all parties
Interested VINO desire 70 be heard before them on
the value OF the land 70 be acquired and tbs dam
are which any owner OF such land or OF any inter-
esq therein may sustain b. reason or suen inprose
menL
Dated Jersey City. y. j. March Is. 1891.
HUNT,
TUMULTY.
JAMES y. DAVIS.
Commissioners OF Assessment
DA4af naIwaA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26
NORTH HUDSON NOTES.

The following is Simon Kelly's ticket
for the coming election:-For Town Com
mitteemen, Otto Nienaber, Andrew j.
Davis, Simon Kelly, James Wilmott
and Adolph c. Hessner; Town CIerk,
Thomas Carroll; Assessor, John O'Don-
nell; Collector, William Sayles; Com
missioners of Appeal. Henry Lamonzs-
Charles NJ. Morris, James Ferrier: Road
master. John Smith, and Postmaster
Samuel Hamilton.
The Democrats of West Hoboken will
meet at N%eprooda's Hall tonight and
make nominations.
Henry Allison, a carpenter, fell from
the third floor of the new building in
course of erection at the corner or Her
man and Bergenline avenues yesterday
afternoon and received severe injuries.
Allison, who lives on Thirteenth street,
Jersey City, was removed there in "a
coach.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26
BAYONNE.

The Republicans will hold their ward
primaries to nominate ward tickets and
elect delegates to the M~ayoralty Conven-
ton tonight.
Ia the First Presbyterian Church this
evening Miss Mary Ella Beebe, daughter
of Captain and Mrs. Ira l.. BseDe Of &C.
inQton avenue and East First street, will
be welded to Cyrus E. Jones of No. 16l
Avpnue O.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
= the Hoard i OF street and Wafer Commissioners
furnishing ana delivering about
l0.9D GROSS DUAs Oh EGG COAL.
70 he Beuevlne Pumping station, abOus aao
10 me Hish Service Pumping station. about 80
gross tons
ne coal to be furnished must be from one of the
Jeddo. spring Mountain. spring BROOK Highland
o. fsexsr ana mus qe delssred IN secoroanoe
hngtnses, corner OF Jersey avenue and Mercer
sEeeL where blank forms o. bid aad Agreement d
Proposals must - enclosed n seated envelope
Ds-an- Fsa.- Slammed -ofcommittee on ppmn.ns
and keServoirS and banned 70 rhe Clerk Of the
OF 5asiness relGsins 10 ssalsd p9opassis
No city official viii Be aeeepted Is surety, nor
viii a substitute Of suret1es De allowed
This Eoard reserves me right TO reject any or ali
lids II deemed tor the best Interest o. the city SO
b order of the Board OF street ana Water Com
GEoReE T. BouToS,
Dated Jersey city karch q. 1871
THIs Is TO Certify TnAr TIE NEW JERSEY
= steAraooss COMPANY proposes o decrease Us
million dollars and the par valae Of the shares OF
It's espatat stock from one hundrad dollars eash TO
nfly dollars each. making the entire ca iiIaf stock
of sad company one million dollars. divided INTO
twenty taoasan3 share, q nhts do.lars eaeh, tnat
Investors q said company ata meeting held the
s saia1s = so ls1res q iie lss' t so If1Sd d ia ralss s y sss
eNsstins capital stock Of said company have as
Ia Wines whereof tais eertincats IS sigaed by
the PreadeAt Of said company. and It's corporate
the iih day q keoruary, A. d. eighteen hnnarsd
AID ninety-gae
u 81 FrssiasnL
seczela<r-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26
CITY NOTES.

There viii be a regular meeting of the
Board of Education this (Thursday,) even
ing at half-pRst seven O'Clock.
The Dennis Mclaughlin Association
will give an elaborate Easter concert on
Sunday evening at the Academy. A bril-
liant array of talent has been secured and
it is said nat the affair will equal if not
excel the grand sacred concert recently
given by the p. II. O'Neill Association.
The Board of Finance did not meet last
evening. Commissioners Kenny and AL
len were the only members OF the Board
on hand at the time fixed for the meet
ing. and after waiting some time for their
colleagues they adjourned tire meeting
for want of a quorum.
Charles Fitcn, of No. 157 Newark ave-
nue.. was committed for trial by Justice
Slilsing this morning for assault and
battery on his wife.
James Henson, of Henderson street,
was arrested last night by Chanceman
Coyne for assault and battery on George
Schuman, of No. 636 Grove street. The
W men were fighting in the street last
night. and Schuman. who was being
badly beaten was screaming "poIice!"
murderI" etc., when the chanceman ar
rived on tine scene. Schuman did not ap-
pear against Henson in court this morn
ing. Henson WAS remanded.
Theodore Watercheck, a lineman en-
ployed by the New Jersey Telephone
Company while near the top of a pole in
front of Police Headquarters yesterday.
received a shock from an electric wire
and fell to the ground. He was but
slightly injured.
The Jersey City Yacht Club will give
n sociable this evening.
At the meeting of the Union League
Club this evening, General Stewart L.
Woodford, of Brooklyn, chairman of the
Kings County Republican Committee.
will make an address on 1.-The Issue5 and
Prospects of the Republican Party"
The Democratic Aldermantc District
Conventions will be held this evening in
the Second, Third, Fifth and Sixth
Aldermanic districts.
A new series of shares. the sixth, of the
Bergen Land and Improvement Associa-
lion will be issued April 4. The share
are worth $500 each aud are payable at Is
cents a week. The series are limited To
200 members.
Lafayette.
Mr.. Rudolph Smallfeldt of Pacific ave-
oue Is shing for the Democratic nominal
,ion of the Sixth Aldermauic district.
Suallfeldt is popular in this section and
mis- friends promise TO make u hot fight.
The regular monthly meeting OF the III.
G. Sunday School Missionary Society was
aeid Yesterday afternoon. A collection
'or missions was taken and 10
u. 65.
Tine Garfield Yacht Club organized last
.venin0 nj the residence of James Still
water on Pacific avenue The Following
ulcers were elected: Commodore, j..
dartin; Vice-Commodore, J Smith;
Treasures, A. Knapp; Secretary, ).
adams.
THE Lafayette Building and Loan Assoc
iation has issued an annual report
& the Association. n recelpts were
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26
REGISTRY
AND
ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the several Boards Of
Registration and Eiectlos viii meet on
tuesday, April I. 1891,

a. seven O'Clock in the morning and remain in ses-
sion until nine O'Clock In the evening tbut mar
take a recess from one 20 two o'clock during said
tifnel for the regfztration or all persons entitled 10
the right OF suffrage in the several Election Dis
tricfs OF Jersey Cit, and for the purpose OF evils
ing and correcting the original registry and Of
adding thereto the names of all persons entitled
tothe right Of Suffrage In the several Election Dis
tricts at the next ensuing General election, and
who shall appear In person before them or snail be
shown by the affidavit or writing OF some votar In
SAID District to be q legal voter therein and OF eras-
Ing thcrefrom tne name OF any person who. after a
fair opportunity TO be heard, shall be Shown not
dence or otherwise.
And notice is hereby further given that the Gen.
eral Election viii 10 held on
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

have been a great sufferer from catarrh
for over ten years; had is very bad, could
hardly breathe. Some nights l could not sleep
and had to walk the floor. purchased Ely's
Cream Balm and am using it freely. it Is work
ing a cure surely. Ihave advised several friends
to use it, and with happy results in every case
1t Is the medicine above all others for catarrh,
and Il is worth its weight in gold. | thank
God / have found a remedy | can use with
safety and that does all that is claimed for it.
It is curing my deafness.-B. w. Sperry,
Hartford. Conn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

MOTT -E-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL BE AT THE
~ ONCE Of he Chief supervisor OF Elections in
the Postofice bafl1ing. Jersey City. on Thursday.
April ?. 1901. 70 pay the Deputy narshais FOR the
election OF 1880 Tor jersey CITY and HoooSen-
PAYMENT will commence 81 u oSiocK noon- &C
which time eacn Marshal Will lie required 10 sur
render his badge and commission and swear 70 his
". BUDD DRAGON.
u. s. Marshal
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

At No. Sl Fifth street. corner Coles street
ROUNDED as Ionows bssinning attne lnterssc
along the centre line OF Erie street. 70 sixth street.
thence west alOng the centre line OF Sixth street 10
Coles street, thence south along the centre line OF
Coles street 10 Third street, thence east aion { the
Ming
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

AT southeast corner Eric anu Twelfth streets
Bounded as follows Beginning AT the eel
tire line OF Grove street. where the same 1
intersected BY tine centre line Of Pavonia ave
nae. thence westerly along the centre line o
Payonia avenue 10 Erie street, thence northerl
aioug the centre line OF Erie street. 10 Aintn street
thence westerly along the centre line OF Mind
street to Jersey avenue, thenc5 nortnerly alonl
the centre line OF Jersey ayenus TO the Hobok en-
city line. thence easterly along the hoOoken cit
line to Grove sEreSt. thence southerly along tn
centre line OF Grove street TO Pavonia avenue .
the place OF beginning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

At No. ss Grove street. plumbing shop.
Rounded as follows = Beginning at the intersec-
ton OF Railroad avenue and Henderson street.
thence n~ortherly along the centre lfns OF HENDERSON
street 70 second street, thence westerly along the
centre line OF 80 cond street to Erie street. Themes
southeriy along tne centre lfne OF Erie sire ct TO
Newark avenue. thence easterly along tine centre
line OF Newark avenue 70 Railroad avenue. and
the centre iins OF Railroad avenue 70 the place OF
lelinnlng.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

At No. 4si sec5nd street Bounde1 as
follows: Beginniag at the intersection
westerly aloug the centrS line OF Third street 10
Prior street thence s~outherly along the ceatrs hne
OF Prior street to kailroad ar5nue. thence easterly
along the centre line OF railroad avenue 10 Bruns,
WICK street. theace n0rtherlY along the centre l1ns
or Brunswlck street 20 rhe plaes OF beginning
EIGHTH lREciNcf-
At No. 5Ii Newark avenue Bounde1 a.
follows. - Beginning az the Intersection
or Waldo avenue aai Newark avenue; tlenee
kouther1y along enc centre HEB OF Waldo aveane
70 Naxuolia avenue, thence westerly along che
centre line OF Magnolia avenue 10 baldwin asen us.
thence nnrteer1 alens the esntTe line 81 haiawta
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

At No. u7 Erie street Bounded as follows
beginning at the intersection OF sixth and
line OF Erie street. 70 fayonia avenue
thence west along the centre rne Of Payonia ave
nue. 10 Coles street. thence south along the centre
line of Coles street 70 Sixth street. thence east
along the centre line OF sixth street to the place Of
nauInninE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

At HOOK and Ladder House No. 2. Ninth street.
Bounded as Notwithstanding at the cen
tire line OF Fourth street and the Hudson
River. thence westerly along the centre line OF
Fourth street to Henderson street. thence north
Pavonla avenue, thence westerly along the centre
line Of Pavonia avenue 70 Grove street. thence
n~ortherly along the centre line OF Grove street Co
Eleventh street. thence easterly along the centre
line OF Eleventh. street TO the Hudson River 10 the
place OF beginning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

Al sherry's BIZ cksmilh shop. sis Fourth street.
bounded as foilows:-Bsgtuniag AZ the inierssc-
tion of Third street aud Brunswick street thence
westerly along the centre lac OF Thtrd strees 10
Prior street.. thenes southerly along tns centre
line Of lriOr street 10 the Pennsylvania Railroad
thence wests-g aions said raiiroaa - Waldo ave
nue., thence northerB aions the centre line OF
Waldo avenue 20 sewark avenue, theace easterly
along the cenIre llne Of Newark avenue TO Eighth
street anu the centre line Of Eighth street 70
brunswick street, themes southsriy along the
GENRE line OF BruhssicK street % tae plaza OF bs-
ginnins.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

At No. 2s First street. Bounded as follows
Beginning al the Intersection Of barrow
street and Railroad avenue, thence north
along the centre line OF Barrow street and
Erie street 70 Third street. thence west along the
centre line OF third street to Coles street. thence
south along the centre line Of Coles street ana
VaricK street 10 ~ikailrOad avenue, thence east ATOMS
the centre line OF Railroad avenue TO me place OF
bexinning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26
Notice to Coal Dealers.

dated Jersey city. March nh, ls9L
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

. Doraniz No. SO Newarx avenue. Bounded a.
f~oilOws.-Nortn b cenrrs line q Sewark ave
nue. from Pennsyivania Railroad ain
line TO sualmit avenae east By e8atrs line OF
summit avenue from Newark avenue 70 Cottage
street, soutb D. centre Hne OF Cottage street fro N
Summit avenue 20 PennsJ lvanla haiiroad main
iine ana ~ saio line 10 newark avenue.