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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-28

no MRS. EMMA s TRAPHAGEN.


You are hereby notified that alta public salemade
day Of March. lSsu, purchased for the sum Of one
all the LAM and real estate situate in Jersey CitY,
in the County OF HUDSON and state OF New Jersey.
fronting en- Frcnt street. which J. laid down aud
designated as lot part NO. il In block NO. rs, upon
an assessment map annexed 10 C report made d.
Commissioner Of Adjustment" appointed in ard
for said city D. The Circuit court of the County Of
Hudson. a certified copy OF which report aed map
was fled Ia the Office at the cts Collector of Jer
sey City. on the second day OF October, 1888. said
report and map anu said sale being made pursuant
10 the provisions OF IN act Of the Legislature OK
New Jersey, passed March $. I5s5. entitled.-
A Act concerning tue settlement and collection
of arrearages OF rnp4td taxes, assessments aud
water rate Or water rents ia eiti@s OF THIS state,
and imposing aud leyyiag tax. assessment aud
lien in liei and instead OF such aFrearages. aud
to enforce the payment Their eof and to prsvlie
Tor the sale OF lads subjected TO future taxation
and assessment
And the seVtra assessmentst thereto.
and you are further notified tat you appear to
have an estate or interest," In eaiu land or real es-
tate and unless The said land and real estate shah
he redeemed. rs provided In said act, before the
expiration Of six mouths from and after tHe scr
wee thereof, a deed for the SANG viii he given con
seytns 10 the purchaser the fec simple OF said
LANG ana real estate according 10 tbs provisions OF
the said act
Daled Jersey City. N. j., December !, 1890.
JOHN ii.
Purchaser.
The NEW JERSEY TITLE GUARANTEE AND fnUsr Co..
Attorney and Agent for Purchaser.
JerSsy CITY N. j.
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THE BLIND SEE,
PARTITION IN caAscEaY OF NEW JER

L seq,
BY virtue of a decretal order entered on the s0th
day OF December, lSsl directed 10 the subscriber,
a special master OF SAID court. in a case wherein
Margaret Il. Mather Is complainant aud Thomas
D. Mather ana others are defendants. / shall oser
for sale, on the premises, on
the i4sh day OF FEBRUAhT
next. between the hour OF twelve O'Clock and that
OF nye In the AFTERNOON, that Is TO say ut Two
O'Clock. all that tract of lanI and prenises situate
lying anu being In tina city of Jersey Clty, in the
county Of hudson and State Of New Jersey, bound
ed and described as olows:-
Be tnufng on the s~Outheriy side OF Sixth street.
formerly South Third stree., at q point distant one
hundrei feet eaSterly from the sousheaSte-ly cor
ner OF said street and Prospect street; thence run
ming southerly parallel with PROSPECT street one
hundred feet to the centre OF the block; thence
easIer1f parallel with sixth street eighty feet 10
the line OF lands formerly OF 5. Taini2ge Mather,
kalph N. Perles and Margaret herbert Nather;
thence northerly parallel with Prospect street
along said east line one hundred feet 10 aixtd
street aforesaid, ami thenca westerly along the
same eighty feet to the place OF beginning.
Eeing part OF TIE same premises conyeyel 20 the
late George Matner aforesaid ny Joan B. Coles an 1
Others BY deed dated March 2, 1854. and recorder In
Libar 33of Deeds for Hudson county. on page 30,
etc.. including he estate and interest IN doser II
any she has OF the defendant, Adelta Mather,
widow of andrew Mather, deceased. IN the said
premises.
A. D. 1891 WILLIAM PATERSON,
Special Master. c. c.
DFPuE & PARKER. SolicItors-
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Death recently removed from the
ranks as versatile and entergrising a
newsgatherer as ever lived. He was
stricken down with pneumonia, and
after a lingering illness on the death
bed the doctors rave him up and told
him he would have but a few hours at
most to live. He took the announce
ment as coolly as though it might
have been an assignment to ''don a
swell wedding for his paper, and,
without the assistance of a lawyer,
made his will, devising all his prop
ertY to his dearly beloved wife, adj
ding, regretfully, that he was sorry it
was not more.
A priest was sent for, and the divine
JUNCTION was granted. The priest de-
parted, and the dying man and his
weeping wife were left alone. Turn
ing TO her with a smile on his diving
features, he beckoned her to come
closer that he might whisper a few
words. She knelt sobbing by his
couch.
marie" he whispered, II have al
ways been a good husband to you,
have l not?n
Indeed, you have been the best of
husbands, darling,n
You have always enjoyed my con-
idence; shared my good fortune and
bad alike?"
Yes, my poor boy
And you will be sorry when | have
crossed over?"
"Oh, my dear, dear darling, you
know love you better than my own
self" she sobbed convulsively.
well. dearest, l wish to make one
dying request; will you grant it?''
Indeed will-anything you ask,
dearest"
Honestly and truthfully?"
Yes, my own one,n twining her
arms round his weak form. "Any-
thing, speak quick! What is it?
A contented look came into the
eyes of the now dying man, and gath
ering his little remaining strength for
a last effort, he whispered:--
Marie, my wife, tell me truly, how
-old-are-you?n And before the
answer came he was too far away to
hear it.
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n TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Caroline Heberton. deceased. John
Hebert0u aud Susanna HeDerton. executors
q caroline neberton. deceased. BY order Of
eembsr ~, ISL heceDy gives notice 70 the
creditor o. gaia eseedent 20 BRING In their
deuts. ue rnan1s and claims against The estate OF
SAID decs ienL under osgh or affirmation Within
nine months from the dat OF said order. or they
will be for Yer barred OF any action therefor
JOHN HEBgRToS.
SUSANNA
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Our Hannah Jane was thin and weak,
And ashy white her lip aud cheek.
We often thought and thought with pain.
We soon must lose our Hannah Jane"
With change o. doctors, change OF air,
She sought for heaIing everywhere.
And, when our hopes were almost past,
"Favorite Prescription" tried at last.
II gave Us joy, 1t gave us hope,
She ceased 70 pine, she ceased TO nope.
(Piercs's remedies are sure AMI true)
Now Hannah Jane is good as now.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription il the
only medicine for women, sold by drug
gists, under a positive Qufrdntce, from
the manufacturers. that II Will give salts
faction in every case or money will be re-
funded. This guarantee has been printed
on the bottle wrapper and faithfully car
ried out for many years.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets-cleanse and regu-
late the stomach. bowels and system gen
orally. One dose; purely vegetable.
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AMusEMENTs.
The sehsrwenks ceneert..

The S~charwonka Concerts.
Herr Xaver Scharwenka, the cele-
brated composer and pianist, will give
his first pianoforte recital at Palmer's
Theatre tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock. His selections are Senate
Opus 81, Of minor. Beathoveni Prae-
ludium und Fuge, ~ minor, Mendel-
sohn; Nachtstueck, Of major, Schu-
man; Melodie Russo, List; Valse, OPP.
AZ. Chopin; Erzaehlungcn am Clavier,
OPP; ), No. L; Novelette,, OPP. %;
Thema und Variationen, op. Q, XAVIER
S~charwenka; Kreiserleriana, op. 16.
q, l, ~, V; Carneval, on. 0, Schu-
man.
The second recital will be given at
the same place ON Thursday afters
noon, February 10.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

fenS. administrator or Dora Stoveken. deceased
by order OF the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudsoa
nee TO tho creditors OF said decedent 10
bring in their cehts. demands aud claims
against tho estate OF said decedent. under
oath or afiF nation within nine months from the
date OF said order. or they wtll be forever barred
Of any action therefor against said administrator.
SIEFFkSS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of John Eausmann. deceased. Matilda
Hausmann. AdminiJtrafrix OF John Hausmann,
deceased. by order of the Ieputy Surrogate OF
gives notice to the creditors Of said decedent to
bring in their debts demands and claims against
the estate Of said decedenL under oath or af1rma
ton, within nine months from the date OF sal
order. or they will be fore yer barred OF any action
therefor against said Adminis tratrix.
MATILDA HAUSMAN
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DYVyDENDS.

OFFICE OF THE PEovlDENT I~NsfITUTION
" o SAVINGS IN JERSEY CITY.
Jan. 10. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that In accordance with
an -acU of the LEGISLATURE " approved April y. 1881
an election for q depositors' committees OF three.
provided for in said act. will be nsld at tho Dank
on Friday the 9)th inst. from to O'Clock y. IN.
Nv order OF
II BOARD OF MANAGERS,
E. W. KINGSLASD,
~aarnfarV
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Fanny a. chaDman. deceased Jeremiah
H.. Halsey. ia the win called Jeremiah
Halsey. executor OF Fanny A. Chapman, Deceased.
by order Of the deputy Surrogate Of Hudson coun-
~, dated November q, A9s hereby gives notice TO
the creditors OF said de cedent TO bring in their
debts. demands and claims against The estaie Of
said decedent. under oath or afirmatton. with
In nine months from the date of said order. or
they viii be forever barred or any action there
JEREMIAH II. HALsEY
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NOTICE TO cREDIToRs-

Estate Of Garrett NJ. Patterson. deceased. Lydfa
Patterson and Charles =. Patterson. executors OF
Garrett N. Patterson. deceased. BY order OF the
Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson county. dated
October 81. 1881. hereby give notice to tho
creditors Of said decedent TO bring In their debts,
demands and claims against the estate Of said d.
cedenL under oath or affirmation within nine
months from the date OF said order, or they will
LYDIA TIERS
CHARLES !. PATTERSON.
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no VINCENT Kenyon


no vINCEN KENYON
You are hereby notified that I have purchased for
the sum OF -four hundred and nffy-hve dollars and
ninety cents lots No. 2s an l 2J on block number
1g2 on an assessment map annexed TO a report
made by Commissioned or Adjustment ap-
pointed by the Circuit Court or The County OF Hud-
son, In pursuance of Chapter cXIL OF the Laws OF
1876 a certified copy OF which map was nled in
the office of the City Collector OF the city OF jersey
CITY. NJ j. on the tenth day Of october. eighteen
hundred and ninety, at q sale made by the CITY
Collector OF tine said CITY. under and by virtue Of
the provisions OF the said acr. entitled;-
An act concerHinq the settlement and collection
OF arTeardges Of unpaid tdSes, assessments
and 1edfef rates or Udter rents in cities OF
this State. and imposing aud leUyfnq a tar.
assessment and lien in lieu and instead Of
such drreard0es, aud to enforce he pGgElens
thereof, and 10 provide for the sale Of lands
subjected to future taxation aud assess
ment."
Passed March soth. 1856. and the su, plements
thereto.
And you are hereby further notified that you
have. or claim to have. an interest therein. and
unless the said lot. tract or parcel OF land sh all be
redeemed. as provided in said act beiore the ex-
piration of six ra0nths from end after the service
or publication thereof, . decd for the same will be
given conveying 10 the purchaser the fee simple
OFFS aid land and real estate according to The pro-
visions OF the said act
Dated Jersey City. January q. 1891.
JOIN WELSH.
Purchaser.
HENRY A. GAEDE.
Attorney for Purchaser.
No. So Central avenue. Jersey City, N. ]
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ssHarpsr's Maeazane'' for February.
Harpe1's Magazine for February ex-
ssls in the variety and value Of its
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-28
where the Champagne Wont to.

A new manager, on taking charge
of a cafe some time since, was as
founded tosee how large a part of the
profit and loss account chargeable TO
the wine cellar was attributed to the
mysterious disappearance of whole
quarts, no trace OF which, bottle and
all, was ever found, or TO the even
more mysterious number of bottles
found with foil, Wire and cork abso-
lutely intact in the case, but destitute
of a drop of the onc sparkling con-
tents. Could it be possible such
bottles had been corked and wired
empty? Or, on the other hand, if tho
wine had leaked out where was the
consequent discoloration of the paper
wrapping and of the other bottles.
etc? A detective was engaged from a
convenient point of vantage to watch
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wEpFspAY JANUARY s. ISL.

THIS paper Is democratic IN principles
n is Independents IN its UieUs on al
local questions
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DIED.
Monday. January %, 1897 James. the
beloved husband OF ts0a1nna Ryan. and son or
James aud the late Catherine Ryan
Relatives ant fftenis Of tue family aud members
OF the second Precinct Police are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral on Thursday. January
=, attw5 O'Clock y. m, from his late residence,
No. 10 Sixth street
EScANrNENrS so. 81. UNION VETERAN LEoIox
JERSEY CITY. y. J.. Jan. e. 1s3l.
AZ a regular meetinz held last evening the fol-
lowing resolutions were unaniraously adopted oy
the EncHmDm emit
Wheroas. We have learned with great sorrow
that heury E.Farrier, Chief Engineer OF the jersey
City Fire Department.. lost his life while in the dis
charge OF hfs duty. ana
Whereas. iienry Z. farrier was also a brave and
faithful soldier In tne Army OF the Union during
the late war, and
Whereas. We. as soldiers who have been placed
in days gone by in such Positions OF danger " here
our lives might have ueen at any moment sacrificed
in defence OF our countr,; and
Whereas, This devotion 10 duty appeals TO US In
the strongest possible manner: therefore be it
No. 81, Union veteran Legion, odee 70 his fanny
and relatives our regrets and condoleace in this,
their hour of affection. and pray that they may
have strength ana fortltude to bear the burden so
suddenly and awiuliy laid upon them.
W. A. GRAHAM,
Z. INCh.
J.. r. THURMAN,
COMMITTEES on Resolutions.
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yard, aud thus inaugurated a species
OF amusement upon which public sem
timent frowned.
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TohESRY w. PYcHLAU or rYcALAN. DELLA

To HENRY W. Oh DELLA
l. Pychlau or Pychlan, Annie Pycnlauor Pychlan,
and Elwin Pychlau OF P5 sehlan:-
You are hereby notified that have purc h ased for
the sum or eleven hundred anu two dollars and
eighty one cents, lot No. 25 on Block No. ISL, on an
commissioners OF Adjustment appointed by the
Circuit Court OF the county OF Hudson. ia pursu-
ance OF chapter UAiI OF the laws OF 1851, a certified
coy or which map was filed In the once OF the
C!ty collector OF the city OF Jersey City. X. u, on
the tenrn day Of October. eighteen hundred and
ninety. at q rale made by the Clty Collector Of ths
satI city, under aud by virtue of the provisions OF
the saio aci. entitled:-
a. As let concerHiHd The settlement aud collec-
ton 81 u1Teara9es Of unpafd farcs. assess
meEfs and trdfer-rdtes or apdter-fents in
cities 81 thts State, aud imposing and teru-
fHg q far, assessment and lien in lieu and
instead Of such drredrages, and to enforce
the payment thereof and to prov.de for the
sale Of lands subjected to future ~tdratioB
aud dsstssha<ntM
Passed March 30ta, 1885,, and the supplements
thereto.
and you are hereby further notified that you
have, or clam to have. an interest therein. and
unless the sand lot. tract or parcel of land shall Dc
redeemed, as provided in said act. before the ex-
piratiou OF six months nom and after the service
and publication hereof. a desd for the 50 me will be
giyen. conveying to the purchaser tho fee simple OF
SAIL land and real estate according 10 the ,provt-
sions Of the said act.
Dated Jersey Cify. January 2sth. 1891.
HENRY A. GALDt. purchaser.
No. S2 Central Avenue.
Jersey City. N ].
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"rHE CORSAIR.'
Personal Gossip in a Literary Paper
Fifty Years Ago.

-
In March, 1899, Mr.. n. p. Willis be-
gan the publication in New York OF
The CorSaiT, "a gazette of literature,
art, dramatic criticism, fashion and
novelty While it had some special
contributions of its own. it was chiefly
used as the vehicle for conveying the
cream OF the foreign periodicals to
the American public. 1t was, in fact,
a saucy pirate, flying the black flag
with the most admirable frankness
and GOODNESS. 1t was, for the short
time it lived, a good thing OF its kind
gay, gossiping and tasteful. There
are still a few bound volumes Of the
paper, hidden away in great libraries,
but it is marked as Every scarce"
Queen Victoria is pictured ia many
ways all through the year, ~oftenest as
the pretty young Queen, her pref
w Majesty of England and THE
high-born maiden Mr.. Sully'sportrait
of the royal girl comes to New York
and the editor goes to see 1t. There
she stands revealed before you,n he
says, "a maiden youth Of an aspect
so lovely aud Innocent, and with a
step so firm yet sylph-ifke. that, re-
publieans as we are, we were half in
clined TO bow the knee in homage"
In this year the young lady is mar
ried.
1t is gravely related that Prince
Albert is a tolerably comedy youth,
about the middle height, with mus
taches IN a very promising state Of
cultivation. In complexion he is nei-
ther very fair MOI very dark. He Is at
present rather guarded in his atten-
lions to the Queen, the only thing
very decided being hat Prince En-
nest, his elder brother, always takes
an airing in a pony phaeton separate
ly, leaving him to ride ON horse
back tete-a-tete with her Maj
esty, the suite, of course. keeping a
respectable distance. Here is a gal
liant Frenchman's description of the
Queen while still the unmarried rulers
THE Queen is charming; petite, it
is true, but with pretty white shout
ders, and a person that would make
the most humble maiden lovely; Her
head is noble and graceful; her pretty
light hair was separated in bandeaux
on her forehead, and surrounded by
a coronet of diamonds. Her eyes,
which are soft and large. have spirit
and kindness in them; it is pretended
that on some occasions they are Sc
we're. Her nose is slender and we'll
formed; her mouth small. andremains
habitually open. 1t appeared to me
several times that in smiling with her
ladies at the maladdress of some OF
her subjects she was not deficient in
archness. Ellen Mckay Hutchinson
IN Harpey's Magazine for February.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

ketS.
The ~cellarinen had a common yellow
bowl in which they kept ice for their
own use. When one OF them wanted
a cooling draught of champagne he
went through no forlnalities at all,
not even the cutting of a wire or the
drawing of a cork. He simply took a
quart out of a case, elnptied the
eathenware bowl of its contents. stood
an ice pick point up in the bowl and
brought the followed bottom of the
bottle down with a light quick blow
on the point of the pick. A small,
round, even puncture was the result.
through the champagne flowed in a
steady stream into the bowl. There
was no crash Or cracking of glass or
dirt or noise. The wooden handle of
the ice-pick prevented the blow from
breaking the bowl, and the cellerman
poured "a libation to Bacchus after
carefully replacing the apparently un-
damaged bottle back in its case.
Home Attire.
In former years it must be confessed
that, even among the rich, but little
attention was paid to house dress.
Any gown not appropriate for the
street was considered quite good
enough to be worn at home-an err
roneous theory which we are glad to
state has become quite obsolete. The
idea that i'll fitting, ugly, or even
slightly soiled gowns should be re-
served for use in the home was a mis-
taken one, and it is well that fashion
has prescribed as definitely as she has
for thorough remedying of this evil
by devising a system OF dress to be
worn within the sacred precincts of
home, which is at once conducive to
comfort and attractiveness; for it is q
noteworthy fact that anything APP
preaching compression or bands
about the waist has been carefully eli
minated from this variety OF attire.
This in itself demonstrates a vast
stride in the direction of progress; for
when fashion has set her seal upon so
hygienic and beautiful a style as that
at present affected for house veal, to-
gether with all that she has done re-
Gently in the complete eradication of
bustles and many other obnoxious
features of woman's attire, great
things may be expected in future. In
this particular, at least, one point has
been scored in favor of the hygienic
welfare of the fashionably clad
woman; she is not hampered in the
least by tile easy fit and usual light
weight OF the gown she wears at home,
no matter what excruciating agonies
she may feel called upon to endure in
public.
Moreover, her tea gowns, often
beautiful as dreams, il rightly de-
vised, are frequently preferred by
those vino surround her in the home
circle to anything else she a
They admit OF a wide play OF original
ity, and are as graceful and fanciful
as they are comfortable and healthful.
-JenRess Miiker's Magazine.
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NO HENRY W. PYcaLAU OK PYCHLAN. DELLA
L THoalau Or Fschlan, Aarte Pgchlau or Pychlan
and El.gin Pycoiau or I'ychiaa:-
You are hereby potiaei faAU ! have purchased
for the 5uui o. eleven nandsed aud twelve dollars
ami ~rorty-rse cents. lot number ~, on block num-
Der isl, Oh All szsesSiaaEt map annexed to a report
made W - commissioners OF AZ lust uent'' appoint
cd by the Circuit Ggtist or the county of hudson.
a certified cory OF which map was nied In the
olnce OF tue CITY Collector OF the city OF Jersey
City, n. j.. on the tenen day OF Octoosr, eighteen
hundred an ninety. az a sale made by the City
collector OF the said cit y. under and By virtue u
the provisions of the SAID acc. entiried:-
. in act coaee11liag he settlement aud cal
lection Of orfeardyes Of unpaid tazes, as
Sessgleats and tcateF-rdtes OF t0dter-rents in
citirs Of this state, and Imposing aud gevg-
ing Il fdr, assessment aud lien IN lieu aud
INSTEAD II s1et drredrdgeS, end TO enforce
the payment thereof, and 10 provide for
the sale 81 lands subjected to future tdxa-
ton aud assessMeht.r
Passed Mares Both, 1855, and tie supp lenents
thereto.
Ana you are hereby furt her notified that you
less the said iOt, tract or parcel OF Land snail be re-
deemed. Us provided in said act. before the expira-
ton of six months from aud after the service ana
publication thereof, d deed Tor the same win Dc
given conveying 70 the purchaser the fee simple OF
sal land ana real estate according 10 the provis-
ions OF the said act.
Dated Jersey City. N. j., January 25th, 1891.
HENRY A. GAEDE Purchaser,
No. 5s2 Central avenue.