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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-20
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
St. Paul Live Stock.

Cts = 1UA 11SvV OGUCRs
SoUTH ST.. PAUL. March l8, 1891.
Hogs-50lc higher: active. $3.ab03.eO.
Cattle Fair demand. G,od steers 3 56AAO
good cows - :d3:2,, feedars SSxj&bs. IS sto L.
ers l.7oG2. 50, common and mixed $lOiD2 It,
Sheep-3teady. Muttons as a.. 25, feeders
.3.7hGl.25, stockers and common g. 5OG4. 90
mixed 3.s064.h 80, lambs $4.5015.5D.
Receipts: 2,sU hogs. 45' cattle, A5 calves and
. sheep,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-20
St, Paul Grain.


ST. PAUL, March u, 1891.
Wheat-No. ] harl CSC, No. / Northern &c,
No Northern WGa5c.
Corn--No. ) SIC.
Oats-No. : mixed &c, No. white Soc,
No. 8 white 49c.
Barley-No. 3 60. No. 55ae5c.
Rye-No 2S4 CSC.
Ground Feed-No. $2350a2 l0a
5.isd hay No !: !. upland .,.sa No !. .,sa
Flaxse d-$l.l!ella r4.t.. -
Timothy hay .ssvas.0.
Minneapolis GRAIN
MINNEAPOLIS. March "a. 1891
Wheat--No. l hard. March w.. On track
9S>fc No Northern. March &c, April &c,
May o63S :. July <lvO1f On track s7A0s7kc,
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
=. Ca1cAho!. March la;lsa,
OPENING PRICES.
Wheat-May sl.olA. July seAc:
Oats-May s3c.
Pork-May $ll.sa July Sll.7A
Lard and rihs not quoted. 5.'*S ~. j.
Chicago Live stsok.
y o1'o 9. 'us'Gss . ssssSs isPs}
Cattls-strong.
Hogs-Strong, lO0l5c higher. Heavy. 3a75o
A.06 mixed and medium 3A6j0A9k1< Light
SAso9s.sO.
Sheep
.a s;es'':': . e..''. - *.'e A-<' a''' sheep
( A curion. sc,arsptn veosn III i Na.hvi,,.
man is 9 petrihed human &yo, set in gold
frame. The present ownar Of this sinRu.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-20
At the New AIT Gallely,
vsa Opposite Richard BFos.}
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tes. 49, Per DOz.
Best Cabinet Photos, for %. 90
Cards, 200
Panels, 500
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-20

All work done in a wOrkma mike
manner. No extra charge for
family groups, Babies photo
graphed in a second of time. En-.
larsed and copying a speciality.
Give me a call. Respectfully.
A. Il. BOYCE.E
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-20
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

oREHoH L ADAMS,
Attorneys,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-20

s. 1853 :.g Mortgage
= LlNpBERcs 4 ADAMS F" &j<. Vs.. >. 4
s-+-. -, r. Attorney = for Mortgage. y. -
Little Pals. kim
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
BAYONNE.

Conrad Muller of No. 151 Avenue C is
in attendance at the annual convention
Of the National Merchant Tailors' Assc-
citation in st. Louis as one of the five
delegates from New York.
Several evenings ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard ]. Best of No. 45 East Forty
third street gave a birthday party for
their son, Frank Ellsworth Best, who
entertained several dozen OF his young
friends.
A. c. Clark has succeeded J. L. Davis as
station agent at III East Thirty-third
street railway station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashland of Brooklyn have
moved into their new villa on East
Thirty-third street.
William < Ellsworth of Avenue f has
gone 10 Barbados for the benefit of his
health.
Albert G. Garnaus OF West T~hirty-third
street is touring through the Western
States.
Frederick F. Martinez. Jr., of No. IS
East Tnirty.fourth street has returned
home from a visit TO friends in Philadel-
phia. Pa.
Friends in Brooklyn entertained Miss
Lillian Moore last week.
Cards have been issued TO the
betrothal OF Miss Johanna Schmidt to
John Opel.
The second of his series nf discourses
on Leaders of Christianity will be de-
livered tomorrow evening by the Rev.
William p. Drew, pastor of the Bergen
Point Baptist Church, in that edidce.
His morning topic will be fron Proverbs
xiii: z.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14

ITO HUDSON CONNECTING RAILWAY CON
4 pany. John II. newton. James P. Wallace,
trustees Charles Parson4 Jr, trustee
FRANKLIN J. Mallory; kebecca Mallory. sarah
Lewis, Ann L Culver. Harriet X
HOBBS. Emily v. smith. Lansing Zabrlskie and
augustus Laoriskle. executors etc, OF AbrahAn O.
zanrlskle. surviving trustee. etc. OF William W
You are hereby notified thar the First National
one hundred and nineteen dollars aud eleven
cents plot number uine hundred and ninety eight
eNni on block number one hundred and eighty
three lla5h on an assessment map annexed 70 a
report male by Commissioner OF Adiustm emit
appointed " the Circuit Court OF the County OF
Hudson, IN pursuance Of CHAPTER XII Of the laws
OF lss6, a certiaed copy OF which map WAS nleu in
twenty ninth day OF November. eighteen hun fred
and eighty-nine. al a sale made BY the Comptroller
or the said city. under and by virtue of the proTt
sions or the said act. entitled IAN Acs coucerufng
the settlement and collection Of arfearages OF
unpaid taxeS assess meufs and water rates or
water rents In cities OF this state. anu imposing
and levying q tax. assessment and lien In lieu and
instead OF such arrearuges, and TO enforcs the paw
ment Thereof. and to provide for the sale of lsEds
passed March 30. 1850. and the various suppiemeucs
thereto. and sou are hereby further notified that
you have. or claim. 10 have, an interest therein.
and unless the said lot, tract or parcel of land sAail
be redeemed. as provided In said act. before the
expiration Of six months from and after the ser
vice hereof a deed for the same will be given
according 70 the provisions Of the said act.
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF Jersey CT
BEDLE. AURHEIn MCGEE a. BEDIE. JR.
Its ATTORNEYS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
CITY

John Leopard, of No. IA Provost street.
was. arraigned il the First District Police
Court this morning for assault aud bat
terry on Martin Curley, OF No. % Seventh
street, but was paroled.
samuel Andrews, employed as fire man
aboard the tugboat Batter OF the Red
Star Line, lying at the foot OF Sussex
street, while going aboard the boat last
night fell overheard aud was drowned.
Bernard Murray, an ash cart driver was
fined 81 by Justice Stilsing this morning
for splitting ashes along the streets yes
terday.
samuel Bilisby, a machinist, came down
town yesterday to pay some taxes. he
met a lot of friends, gos drunk, and
wound up in a station house cell. lie
was discharged by Justice Stilsing this
morning.
A regular meeting OF the Board Of
Trsde will be held GU Monday. February
l6, ut eight o'clock, p. NJ. Special sub
iecIs for discussion will be:-"Electrical
Railways" an address by Herman W.
Grannis. proposed sites for a new
City Hall, and Quarterly reports of re-
celpts and expenses Of city government"
The West Side Athletic Club will hold
9 calico hop at Sturken's this evening.
Mrs. Scott Siddons will give a dramatic
recital ut the tabernacle this evening.
Thomas McGoyern of No. $50 First
street while exercising a horse GU Twelfth
street yesterday afternoon was thrown to
the ground and had his left alp dislo-
Gated He was taken to St Francis Hos
pitai.
Justice Stilsing this morning held, in
$500 bail, henry Hirsberg, charged with
Ettering false checks ia John J. Duffy.
On ii similar charge. preferred by Daniel
T. Cleary, Hlraberg WAS paroled.
honia Maadigan Of No. ISL Ninth
street WAS arrested as 4 fugitive from
jastice yesterday. II Is alleged hi he is
wanted in Philadelphia for larceny, OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses and
receiving stolen goods, crimes committed
three wears ago. In the First District
Police Court this morning he wa bailed
in $500 10 await requtsition.
Peter Brady, an iron worker residing
NJ No. Ei33 Railroad avenue, fell on the
sidewalk while walking 9u Railroad ave-
nue. q few days ago. His knee grew SC
fnfiamed and lrritated as TO prevent the
Use CT the entire limb. He is now at the
City Hospital.
Warder Osborne OF the hospital desires
10 thank the Willing Circle Of Kings
Daughters of Bergen REFORMED Church
Tor the half dozen w~rappeits for female
patients which he has received through
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14

TO henry W PYcHLAU OR PYcHLAS. DELLA
and Edwin P5chlau or Py~ seniEns-
Yon are hereby notified that l have purcn ased for
the sun OF eleven hundred ana Two dollars and
eighry-one cents. lot No. - on Block 30. 81. on an
assessment map annexed 70 a report made b
Commissioners OF Adjustment appointed by tins
Circuit Court OF the County OF Hudson. Ia pursu-
ance OF chapter X OF the laws or ISIS. a certified
copy OF which map was hied In the ONCE OF tbe
City Collector OF the city OF Jersey City, y. j.. GA
ths tenth day OF OCTOBER. eighteen hundred aad
ninety. at a sale made by the Gay Collector OF the
said city, under ana by virtue OF the proTtd3ns o.
the saio act, eutiIled:-
IN Act concerning the settlement and coHec-
ton Of dfTedruges Of unpaid tareS, assess
alenfs aud Uafer-rutes or t~cdferreHfs ia
cities Of this State. and imposing AID !erg-
neg a tdf, a>sessateat and len ia lien and
instead Of SHca dTFcdrageS, ana TO enforce
the pqHmsHf thereof. dad 10 prod de for the
sale Of lands subjected to future t~aSati0a
aud assessment
Pissed Aarcs soth. 1885 aud the supplements
thereto.
And You are hereby further notided that yo1
have. or ella IN 70 have. an futercss therein. and
unIess the said lot tract or parcel OF land shall Dc
redeemed. as provided IN said act before the e&-
pirauon OF six months from and after the servlce
and publication hereof. a oeed for the Same VIII be
given. conveying 20 the purchaser the fee sLmple OF
said land and real estate according 10 he provt-
DATED Jersey City, Januery nth. 1891.
HENRY A. GAkDE Purchase.
80. 3a Central Avenue.
Jersey civ n j.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14

TO HUDSON CONNECTING RAILWAY CON
l. pany. John h Newton. Jane p. Wallace,
trustee Charles Par .ons 1r-. trustee Franklin j.
Mallory. keCecca Mallory. Saran e. Lewis. Ann L E.
Culver. Harriet r HOBBS. Emily v Smith. Lansing
Iabriskie and Augustus Zauriskie. executors. ere,
oAnga1am ". ZaDriskte, surviving trustee, etc.
and William ". Mfiters-
BYou are hereby nodaed that the First Safioasl
nanK OF Jersey City has purchased for the sum Of
nine dollars and ninety -elgns cents $3.50 plot
number aims hundred AMI ninsty- seven gsg, on
on an asse ssinent map annexed TO a report male
BY Commissioner Of Adjustment appoiated by
the Circuit Court Of TOE COUNTY Of Hudso1. "A Dur
suanee OF Cnapter CAn OF The laws Of 1854 a Ger
tlnet copy Of which map was nA.d in the ONCE Of
the Comptroller OF the cfy OF Jersey city. on tie
twenty ninth DAY OF November. eighteen hundred
and eighEy-nlne. at a sale made ~ the Cumptrol
Ter OF the said city. under and b. virtue Of the pro
visions OF the said act, entitled IAN Act coacsrnI3g
the settlement and collection OF arrearages 81 an
paid taxes assessments and water rates or warer
levying a tax. assessment and lea Ia lieu and Ia
stead OF such arrearagss. ana 70 enforce the pay
ment thereof. AID TO provide for the sale Of lands
subjected 70 future taxation aat assessment
passed March 30, ls36 ana the various supplements
thereto. and YOU are hereby further Doflled tn-t
you have. or claim 70 have. an interest therein,
and unless the said loL trae. o. parcel Of iaad
shall be redeemed. a. PROVIDED Ia said acs before
the expiration or six months from and after the
serves hereof a deed for the same Will be givsa
according 70 the PROVISIONS o. tue said act
HI FIRST SATI0SAL BASK OF JERSEY CITY.
BzDLE. AUIRaEID. MCGEE & BzDLE. JR.
It's AfrOrusyS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
RAHROADS.

WEST RAMRoAD-A- T. c. & r. e
w r. Co. lessee-TruiuS leave West Forty
se cond street station New York. as follows, and
twenty minutes earlier from rne foot OF Jay street
New York Hamilton, LONDON. 1etroit and chi
eago. sul5 a. m. Al p H. %5 J.. M St Louis
'AIA saE p M Toronto, tlela a m AlA IA d
m Ruffalo Rochester syracuse. Dtica. Suspen-
SION bridge. Niagara Fails An %in.l5 a.m~ AIS
s.15 l. M and alto for Utica only klngs1ou
N8t %9.IAsl1.ia alLN a. u- s1ua Ala and &l3p.
m, catskiil and Albany, 50. ~@lA ~i4A Aid a.
m- sA10 AL sais !. M Crenstons. West Point
cornwall Aewrurs- .5A 50 sieEA. oaA
alLO a m. ala, sA1A &A.%AEs 81. ~ &i5.sLS
p. m Montreal and Canada East III a. m
Si3 p m Elegant sleeping cars ror Bnf-
falQ. Niagara FaalS. Detroit. Chica@o and ~.
Louis on All through trains ~a-s-1esse BROOKLYN
via Bfcoklyn Annex. aiAG a. ms 500 .. IA. Jersey
CITY. +. X. r. station. aIi1g = m. &8 , m
eDaity. daily except Saturday Al other trains
csffy except Sunday. kor tickets. time table, par
ier and stepping car accomlnoA4roa Or infornia-
non Apply cnices brcokl y. Ne 81 Washington
street. No 80 Fuiton street. and Auuex Once foot
Of knlton street New York city. Nos ]. 81. SIS. -
So Broaaway, No. l43 Boxery. No HfaFk rlace
No. 50 Vest lzsta street. snd West Shore ssalloas
foot q West forfy second street and foot Of Jay
street. S0rfh River. 1. 4 aeneraIFaS
ssaser Ass1L No 5t1nder1A- sy<1ue. Aea 1or<-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF THE NEW YORK
~ Contract Company.
Notice Is hereby eiyen that AT a neeung q tae
Board Of Directors OF tile New York NOatract COM
paay. duly cailsd aud held al its once on she 26tn
day OF January 1881. the following resolution was
Resolved, That in the Judgment OF this Board ft
Is advisable aud most for the benefit Of he New
York Contract COMPANY that tha sans SHOULD be
forIhwlta dissolved. AMI to that end L. Is ordered
thas a meeting OF the ssockholiers be held on the
nth day OF March 1871, az eleven O'Clock IN the
forenoon. at the office OF the Company ia Harrison,
Hudson county. New Jersey. 10 take action on this
resolution; and further that the secretary forth
ain give notice Of satd meeting ana OF toe adop-
tfgn 81 this resolution within ten days from this
gate by publishing the SAID resolution with a
notice Of It's adoption in the NEWS. q newspaper
published In the said county OF Hudson for At
least four weeks succeeding. and b mailing 3
written or printed copy Of the same 10 each and
every stoekhoiaer OF this company in the United
states
IN witness whereof we have hereunfO set our
hands anu Affixed the corporate seal OF said Com
pany this 26tn day OF January. A. D.. ISL
JULIUS LPNAN
fENRY LIPMAN,
EOkGE C.. SC0F1ELQ
JANIS A. BRUE<.
NJ. KIND
Directors
srtase
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
,UAnDrAxs sALE or RIAL lsrarr.

PurSuans u. and hy virtue OF an orier Of the or.
rhens' Coarf Of the uoanty Of hudson made on
the I'd Gay 81 ovcmbcr A. %. Eau. the under.
afxue1. guardian or Harriet a.. smith. an Ielot. will
sell at pItllc scudue on TUESDAY. the WENfY-
fDCn1H dg Of A. D. 1871. al two
O'Clock In The afternoon Of that dar, at the cree II
G.. Z. NlCOLL No. So SUMMIT AVENUE IN JEH>
I CITY. NEN JERSEY. the undivided one.
fcyo1th part Of al tina. certain la. Ilece o. rarcel
Of iand and pfemiseA situate. Jins aud Dclns in
the CITY OF Jersey Cffr. In the county o. Hudson
and state Of new Jerssg; AMI which on a certain
MAP entille1 zap OF Jcnusonv1iief made. sur.
veyed ard laid OUT into lots BY Bevan and slater
surveyors and civil ene1neers. dated April LIST 1854,
and ded in The Office Of the Clerk NOV Eeeisterj
OF Hudso4 County. T. known and designated as lot
numbeFei twenl three 2L fronting on the north
easterly side Of Ihorne street. ami bang twenty
ave f5g feet wide, IN front and rear and one hun-
dfed ruf feet deep throughout
EldZABETH A. SMITH. Guardian.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
TO c KENYON

You are hereby notified that ] have purchased for
the SUM OF four hnudred and nffy-nee dollars and
ninety cents lot 80. - and x0 on block number
" on an assessment map annexed 10 a report
made by Commissioner q Adjustment APP
pointed Dy the Circuit Court OF the County or Hud-
son Ia pursuance Of Chapter CNIL or the Laws Of
S@. a certified copy Of which man was dIed IN
the Oliee OF the City Collector Of the city OF Jersey
CIV. j. on TIE tenth day Of october. eixhtesn
hundred and ninety. at a sails made By the CITY
Collector OF tbs said city under and By virtue Of
the proFisions OF the said act entitled
IN ret concerning the efffemeHfdn collection
Of ofTedrages Of uapdid tduex, assessments
aud trdfer rates or Eufer rents IN cttfes Of
hts STATE and Imposing and lecyfnQ a fdx,
assessment oad len IN lfen aud insfend u
such orredrages. aud to eaforcs he payment
thereof, and 70 provide for the sole 81 lands
subjected 70 failure fdcati0N and assess
Pissed Ma,ch sOls. 1855. and the 81 rpsensests
thereto.
ana YOU are hereby further notified that you
nave. or ciaim TO have. an interest therein aud
unless the said LOT. tract or parcel Of Land sh All be
redeemed. as provided IN said act before the er
plration OF six monfhs rom and after the service
or publication thereof. a deed FOR the same will be
given conveying TO the purchaser the fee simpl
ofsaid land and real estate according 10 the pro
visions OF the said act
JoHx WELSH.
HENRY A. GAEDK
Attorney for Purchaser.
No. So Central avenue. Jerzey City n.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
Gu4E6I1Ks sALE on RIAL EsT1TE.

Pursuant TO and hy virtue OF an order Of the
cFpaans' Court o. the County Of Hudson made or
the seventh day OF February, A. 2. Isl the under
signed, gaardlsn Of Mary Grinin. julia Grimm and
Kate Griffin, Minors win sell az public vendue. on
saturday. the twenty arst day Of March. A p.
1874. at two O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day,
on The premises al that certain tract Of land Of
aid wards. situate In the township OF kearney.
described As follows
Feglnniag on fhs northerly side Of REYNOLDS
avenue, az q point therein distant easferiy four
hundred (DU feet n0m TIE corner Of the
same and Passaie avonue. as the same ars
laid out on a map OF the soaring property. made
o. =. Dunn surveyor. March 1884, and from thence
running nortn twenty fa1 degrees and ten l0l
minutes east ninety Ave ty5 feet; thence south
sixty nine td5l degrees ana nfty 80 minufas east
nifty ave t3) feep and ninesy-two 90 huudreths
OF a foot, more or less. 70 the line OF land OF the
estate OF William Auiock, dscease6; thence south
westerly along the line OF the same ninety i've
Cl feet snd seventy nine Oh hundreths OF a foot
70 REYNOLDS avenue Aforesaid; and thence alooR
the same north slxVy nine (Y degrees an d
fifty 100 minutes west sixty eight 10 feet and
Twelve 10 hundrefhs Of q foot. more or less % the
ENNIS DJSN,
Guardian.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
NEWS IN NOTES.


1orefxn.
The Ch,iInn rebellion is assuming n
Esrisas .arn. The latest despatch say<
that Pisegua bins been hombarded and
burned, aud the bsocade az Valparaiso
re;se1.
The dock lnbvrers' strike at Liverpool
has collapsed, the men having yielded to
lie orders OK their employers not TO wear
while al work the button which Is the
dlstinrtive Basigs az their unioa.
MIR. Parnell has issre1 4 call for a
meeting OF his supporters in the House
u Commons on Moray. prior to the dis
trs~ioa vn Mr.. Horley's motion 20 ecu
tu-e the irish Executive Tor its action In
the Tipperary prosecutions.
In tho Sa.fsnat Capital.
The copyrigh. bill suffered Yesterday in
The Senate, and from tho amendments
offered, it Is safe 10 say IL will not be
pushed. and II Is said II IS 0 robbed or
it, original .nteaL.
The Republican House caucus was adj
jcu ned til Monday night, when IL Is ex-
}ccted 4 compromise on The silver ques-
ffnii will be arrived at.
The Sioax Indians nave lett Washing
iar, aitd viii visit Carlisle before return
ing home.
In New York State.
In Rockland County Grand Jury
fouiitl IN Indictment Inst night against
{ A~ssemblynlan Fraak p. mare for
forgery.
At the meeting Of the Assembly Census
Committee yesterday IL was learned that
Superintendent OF Census Porter had d.
recied Mr.. Murray, Of New York, to not
answer any questions In reference TO the
Federal census.
General Sherman's condition Is uu-
changed.
The United Irish societies met last ever
Ing and decided 10 parade on ST. Pat
rick's Day.
Delegates for the Farmers Alliance and
the Farmers Industrial Union, repre-
sfnting nearly every county In Arkansas.
will hold Z meeting in Little Rock this
evening, with a view of the consolidation
Of the two Oh. lnra
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
NOTICE OF

Notice Is hereby given that the acco1nt OF The
subscriber, surviving executor and trustee under
the will or Patrick Coyie. deceased. VIII be audited
ana stated bY ne Surrogate Of the county OF Hud
son and reported for settlement on saturday tae
18Th day OF February, ISL
WILLIAM v .McKEN zIE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
NOTICE TO

Estate Of Dora stoveken. deceased. henry stef
fenS administrator OF Dora stoveken. deceased
by order OF the repafy surrogate OF hudsoa
county. dated December n 1870 hereby gives no
uce 70 Tho creditors OF said. deeedent 70
bring in their debts demands and claims
against tho estate OF said d~ecedsnt, under
oath or Affirmation within nine moatns from the
Of any action therefor against said admlnistrator
siktkEAS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Il hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber. executor Of Emma ). Traphagen. de
ceased will be audited ana stated ~ the Surro-
gate OF the county OF Hudson and reporDed ror
settlement on SATURDAY. the i4tn day Of Marcl
next
Dated January ) a. D. 1881
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
no nRs SEQ S rRAraAeEN.


You are hereby notified that ar a public saiemace
by the lily Collector q Jersey city. on the ztn
day Of March. isU, purchased for the sum of one
hundred and furtNsaire dollars and n1ty one cents
all The iaBt and real estate situate IN Jersey Gig.
IN the touuty II Eausva and stare or New jersey.
fronting IN Enonl strseL which Il laid down and
oesignated As tos EartN Il IN block No. - upor
an assessment map annexed TO a REPORT made b
for said city D. the Circuit Court OF the County OF
hudson. q certified copy OF which report aad map
was fled IN the office Of the CITY Collector OF Der
sey CITY. on the second DAY of October, iSa said
report and map ana said sale being made pursuant
70 the provisions OF IN act OF the Legislature OF
SewJ jersey. passed March 81 f&6. entitled
An ACT concerning the Sc Element and collection
OF arrearages Of unpaid taxes. assessments and
water rate or wafer rents in cities OF this state,
and imposing aud ieyyIuS n tax aSesmen and
lien in lied aud instead OF such aTrearaRss. aud
10 enforce the payment thereof and to provide
Tor the sale OF lands subjected 10 future taxation
and assessment
And the several assessments thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear 70
have an estate or interes6 in said land or real es-
lie redeemed. as provided in said ACT. before the
expiration OF six months from and after the ser
wee thereof. q deed for the same will be given con
veying 10 the purchaser the fee simple OF said
lana ana real estate according to the provisions 81
the said act
JOHN n SHANNON.
Purchaser.
The SEw JERSEY TITLE GUARANTEE AND TKrsf Co.
Attorney and Agent for Purchaser.
Jersey Gsg. Nj
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14
NORTH HUDSON.

Edward Herman Is a candidate for
school trustee in Union Hill.
West Hoboken is now lighted by cleo
tricity. The lights were turned on for
the first time on Thursday night.
The Columbia Athletic Club of Union
Hill. will hold its annual reception at
Fuss Hall in March.
Thomas Lapdseer of North Bergen,
had his left arm shattered by the prema-
ture explosion of a gun yesterday after
noon. IL is feared that ampatation will
be necessary.
Charles Foster of Gutenberg was mar
ried to Miss Nina Burdett of HoDoken by
the Rev. Mr.. Schoppe last night. After
the ceremony a reception vas held.
The Fourth District Democratic Club
of West Hoboken will meet at Motifs
Hall Tonight.
Henry Kohlmeyer is a candidate for
Councilman in union Hill.