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The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31
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Pursuant u, and by virtue OF an order Of the Or
nhans' Court OF The County OF hudson made on
Tue I'd DAY Of oyember. A. D. lssu The under
selI at public vsndue on TUESDAY, the TWENTY
FJITnTH day OF fEBhUAkH. A. ID. 1881. az TWO
rfoek in The afternoon OF that dAv at the once OF
c. p EIcoLL, No. So SUMMIT AVENUE. IN JEii-
SIN CRY NEW JERSEY. the undivided one
seventh mart OF all tha. certain lot pisee parcel
OF laad and premises situate. lying and being in
me (,frv OF Jersey CITY. in the touHty OF Hudson
aud state Of New Jersey; and which on certain
mar entitled "Aap OF JoarsonyItle-" made. sur
yeved aad laid out into lots By Beya ana Slster.
surveyors and civil engineers dated April st 1874,
and ii ed Ia the oace Of the Clerk mos hegisterl
~ hudson Couury Is known aud designated as lot
nunDerea TWEEN = -thTs iss IRON tng on The north
easIerly side Of Tborns street.. and osi1g twenty
i've t5l feet wiee. IN mont ana rear ana one nun
al ed illef 1aet deep throughout
El.iZABErH A. SMITH. Guardian
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

CPECIAL MASTERS SALE In chanccry OF New
y Jersey. on Dall. etc. for partition between Vic
ward William Lalirencos. ct als. DEFENDANTS
By virxue OF 8ecree for sale In the above 81 ated
Der. A. D. Is1 / Walter j. Knight. oas OF the spe-
cial Masters OF tho Court Of Cnancery OF New Der
premises herein described al two O'clock ID lhe af-
ternoon Of saturday the twenty-eightn day OF leb-
land and premises. situate in the tisy OF Eoboken
IN the county OF hcdson and state or New Jersey.
hat trsct or parcel Of lana and premisessisuate.
lying and being in the city o. honoxen. IN tae
commencing a point in the westerly line Of GAr
den street two nundred and thirty three feet tsl
ana Tenth streets aud running thence northerly
snd along tas line of Garden street t,sents-one 1
stree: ons hundred feet; thsres southeTiy and par
allsl vita arden street -9ns s5n lset ana
hundred fest. 10 the point or plaes or beginning.
Being tne same premises conyeYea 70 tas sad
by Ine roboken Land ana improvement Com
Ia the heeisse-s oIflce OF Hudson eonntr in Book
l65 Of Deeds. o. To- Nhien said deed contains the
following soysnaat sgains. aalssansss, nus Ana The
and assigns hereby covenants 10 and with the said
ssn that be ihs said party OF the second part bis
heirs and assigns, oeeupying the hereby granted
iishsd upon the said premises any slaughter
house, tallow chandlery. furnace steam en-
Sasccssory' " nor sny nsnufscsory of sgunpoweer
or nre works, glue. vitrial or varnish. INK.
csnuhor Sor' for the tanning dressing preparing
or Keeping Of hides, skins or sather any ehemi
sieFy. nor any other nuisance Together with an
ana singular the hereditaments and appurtenances
eiudins the estate and iuSs in dover OF tie de
fsndant. Desires H.Eiense Adelaide Laureneot,
widow OF Joseph b Laurenc1t deceased
D-'e1 '-''' WALTER J. KNIGzT.
special Easter in caaneerg Of New Jersey
7essr1- Z - & W. l. DAY. Solicltors-
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF THE new YoRK
=, Contract Company
Notice q HEREBY given that at a meeung q the
Board Of Directors OF the New York tontracf Com
pany. duly caied aad held az is once the zefn
day OF January. is. the following resolution was
Adopted
Resolved. That in the judgment Of this Board IL
rs advisable and most FOR the benadt Of the New
York Contract Company that the same should be
forthwith GfSsolve1. an1 TO that end Il s ordered
that meeting o. the khclde-s be heid on the
NTH day Of Marcn. ISL, az eleven O'Clock IN the
forenoon at the once Of the Company "a Harrisoa,
hudson county. New Jersey, 10 take action on tnis
resolution. and further that the secretary forth-
with give notice OF said meeting aud OF the nd0p-
ton Of TINS resolution wif1in ten days from tnfs
cate b. publishing the said resolution with a
ncs.ce OF II adoption In the news. Q newspaper
published In the said tounty CT Hudson FOR at
least four weeks succeeding. ana b. mailing a
Writte1 or prinfel copy OF rnc same 10 eacn and
ever stoekhoioeE Of this ccmplny in tbs Cnised
States
In witness whereof hass herennto set
hands aao Affixed tnc corporate teai OF sa1a Com
Iany his Stta day OF January. A D. ISL
JULIUS LIPN4S.
fElItf LIFGAS,
GEORGE c. SCOfIELD,
JANIS A. BREMEN.
H. KIND,
Ii=ectarz
A. r-,.. e.-.
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

To HUDeoN gO4AECTizG HALLWAY CON
pany. Junu H. newton. James r. Waiisce.
lrustee cnarles Fals9nA gry tru<ts>
FRANKLIN >. Mallory, hebeeca Mallory. Sarah
g Ls~is. Ana L Culver. herr.et =
Hobs. EinIy Y. Smith. lansing zAorfskie and
Augustus 1aeris<io. executors etc or Abrahan .
zsDrlskie, surviving trustee. etc. % William "
loa are hereby Dotiasd thar the FIrst xssicnnl
Bank OF Jersey CITY purchased for the sum e
one hundred aad nineteen dollars a1f e1exou
cenu pot plumber uiue hundred and uinctF-elxnt
t.seA on blocK number ons hunored and o111y
three i1Sl on an assessment map annexed 70
report made ~ commissioners OF Ad}us<m eut"
appotntrd by me Circuit Court 81 the county of
Of l5se csrtifsd copy OF wnca mEp was died il
the once OF The Comptroller 0f Jersey City fne
twenty ninth day Of NoFem Der. cixhteen hon dred
and eighty. nine. at n sale bT CoMptfoIier
uf tee said city under and " virtue Of the pfUFI-
sous Of the 22ic act. entitled An Act coucoruIux
tne settlement aac coliectiou q srrsaraxe- ~
unpaid tzxeS asses meats and water rates o.
ana ieFyinz 9 tax, assessment and lien Ia leu and
instead cf Euch arreeraxes. and 20 enforce tie
nenf thereof and 70 provide iur the sale Of I6L1s
AuuJecte1 20 future taxatlon Gz<eszmeut~
passed March ~. 1855. and the suppiemeU<4
lnersto. a4d gou nereuy fuff hsr ed ta4<
you hAse or cAaitn 70 have. iufereet tnsrei1
AID oniess the said fot tract parcel or land snail
expiration Of SIX months from and after the ser
vice hereof deed Tor the same viii b xlvsn
according 70 the provisions cf the said act
Dated January y. l1sI
THE fii.sf NAfl0EAL BANK OF JERSEY cITY.
BEDLE. MUIRHEin. MCGEE q BkpEx Jk-.
It's AfIorncya-
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

Is PARrITIos IN caAScERY OF Sgw JEE
A. scy.
BY virtue OF decretal order utcred on the Nfh
day Of December l8sl directed - the subscriber.
a special n asfer Of seia court IN wherein
Margaret "A. Nsrher i complalnanf and Thomas
D. Mntoer ana Lfhsrs defendants. shall offer
for sale, the premises, on
SATURDAY. the s4tn day OF FEBRuARY
next. berween the hour Of fsxsiTe O'Clock and that
OF nve In the afternoon. that Is 70 say nr two
O'Clock all tnaf OF Land and premi.ez situate
lglssg aal betaE IN the ciEy of Jersey Citf in
coupty Of Hudson and state uf Nsw Jersey. cound-
ed and described a fofiows.--
Bexinning the soufnerly side OF Sxtn strest
formerly South Third street, at q polnt distant
hundred feet easterly from the soufheasforly cor
OF said srreet and Prospect strees: tnence
ming soathsriF parallel with Prospect street one
hundred fest 70 the centre OF toe block: fnenee
easteriF parallel with sixth street eight feat
the line OF lands formerly OF ). IalfnaEe Mather.
hainh \. Peries and Margaret herbert MAtner,
thence norfheriy parallel with Prospect street
along said east line one hundred feat 70 sixth
street Aforesaid. and thence westerly along the
same eighty feet TO the place OF beziuning-
befng part OF the same premises conveyed 70 the
late George Mather aforesaid bF John b Coles 411
others by deed dated MArca 2 i3i4 and recorded IN
Ltbar Sc Of Deeds for Hudson county. on page Is,
etc. lnciading the estate and interest," In doker Il
any she has Of the defendant. Adelfa Marher,
widow OF Anarew Marher. deceased. IN the said
Given under my hand this isth day Of January.
A. d. ISL WILLIAM PATERSON
special Master. c. G.
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE con-
~ mis<ioners Of Assessments for Jersey CITY viii
meet al tneir Office In the building occupied by
tho Board a streetan Water Commissioners. cor
Of ferc7r street and Jersey 1venue Jersey
o'clock a m. to apprsise the value Of lands 20 be
taken for the openlnE OF
NEPTUNE AVE-
from Bergen ave easfgnrdly 60 Ocean ave. and
the damage which any owner OF such lands or OF
any interest therein may sustain BY reason Of suoa
improvemens and Will thsn and tnore hear all
Darfies icteresred In said improvement VINO desire
20 be heard before them the vale Of iands 70 be
taken for said Improvement. ami the damage
which any owaer of surh lands Of any Interest
tDereis may sustain by reason OF such I'm prove
ment, at watch tuo ana place all parties interest
ed may appeal and 0e heard.
JAMEs HUNT.
JAMES - DAVIS.
JANE. TUNuLrf,
Commissioners Of Assessment
". ". RUc0lEs
Chief Engineer.
Jersey city. \. J.. January 9th. l39L
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31
STATE NOTES.

Three thousand barrels of potatoes
were raised last year on three farms
owned by J. +. and Richard Crawford,
Jr., OF Middletown, Monmouth county.
All have been sold except five hundred
barrels at 81 per BARREL The remainder
will bring 50 per barrel.
A piece OF grass that In some unex-
pected way had got in some prepared
mustard, lodged in the throat of Mrs.
Lloyd Nelson, of Newmarket, II few days
ago. aud came near choking her to death.
A physician haDpsned to be ut hand, and
succeeded In removing the glass.
A Salem boy started out one morning
last week with one cent capital. which by
night he had increased to 81. 10. With his
penny he purchased two boxes of matches
and sold them for Two cents. which he re-
invested in matches and sold. continuing
in the match business during the day.
BY official action Of the Post Office De-
partment, Roycefield Is now the name of
the village in Somerset county which the
railroad company has been spelling Rice
field, and the postal authorities, Roys-
field.
weeks winter lecture course on agricul-
ture. The course will begin on February
and close on March 13.
A canvass is being made at Belvidere
with view TO establishing an electric
light plant there.
John Daley, of New Brunswick, has a
three-headed calf which was alive at last
accounts.
William G. Miller, of Salem, has in his
possession brass spectacle case over four
hundred years old. Judging by the date of
1887 thereon. II is still ia perfect workin G
order. The outside Of the case on top and
bo tom presents the calendar for 14S7 TO
1897. with instructions in Low Dutch
or Hollandish, the figures, letters. etc.,
being quite legible. THIS curiosity was
brought TO this country from England
some lime before 1872. by Mr.. Miller's
wife's grandfather.
The Will OF the late DIR. Joseph Parrish,
Of Burlington. has been admitted to pro-
bate. The bulk of the estate goes TO the
testator's granddaughter. Susan Holmes
Welles. His library and medical and
surgical Instruments 90 to mis- nephew
DR.. William G. Parrish. of New York
city; a house and lot In Burlington and
Reed; 500 to the Union Street NJ. E.
Church, of Burlington, and So 600 to Mrs
Sanford s. Murphey. His reports on in
temperance and inebriety made before
the British House of Lords were be-
queathed to the New Jersey Historical
Society. George II. Baker. OF Wood
bury, is named as executor and trustee.
Not many years ago William A Wood
offered to sell Halsey Island, in Lake
Hopatcong. for $500. Today S60.0 .0O0 would
not buy the Island. The rapid increase
in value is due to the improvements
which have been and are still being made
there. Chief Engineer King has surveyed
the island for a syndicate. whose purpose
it is to establish great summer resort
there. The island coutains nearly forty
acres. w. G. Hopkins. manager OF the
Lake End Hotel, has bought OF the heirs
the Nathaniel Dickerson tract of land at
the lake, located on Byram Cove. for SS,-
125- 1t comprises 26S acres and 5000 fee t
OF shore front on the lake. Mr.. Hopkin 5
will form a stock company.
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

ITO VINCENT KENYON
You are hsEeby notified that have purchased for
the OF four hundred AMI fffy-nve dollars and
ninety cents lots No. - AMI ~ block aom Der
~ on an assessment map annexed 70 a report
made by Commissioners OF Adjustment ap-
pointed 0y the Circuit Coart OF the County OF Had
son. in pcrs nance Of Chapter cxIL OF the avs OF
ls& certified COPY Of which map was sled in
oee Of the City CClleetor the CITY OF Jersey
CIty. ;. j. on he tenth Gay Of october. eighties
hundred and Ninety, at a sale made " The CITY
Collector OF the said cifs under aud by virtue Of
the provisions Of the said acf. entitled
..An fct concerning fhe settlement and collection
cf afT~rrGccs cf unpaid fasss, assessments
and todfeF rafes or sCafer rrgsts IN cities OF
THIS State. and importing ard leugsHa fnc
assessment aud lea ~ iieu and iasfead Of
such dTTe0rugcS, and to enforce the payment
thereof, and 10 provide for the sale Of lands
subjected to future tardfion and assess
Posed March sot.. 1856. aad the srs implements
thereto.
And you are hereby further notified that you
have. CT claim TO have. an interest therein and
unless the said io. tract parcel Of land sh all BE-
redeemed. as provided IN said act oefore the
piration OF six months from aud after the service
or publication thereof deei for the same Will be
given conveying 70 the Purchaser the Zee simple
OF said land and real estate according to the pro
Dated Jersey ciiy, January n lssl:
Purchaser.
HENRY A. GAEpE.
Attorney for Purchaser.
No. So Central avenue, Jersey City \. J.
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31
NEWS In NOTES.



Charles Bradlaugh, one Of England's
most unique political personalities, who
had been seriously i'll for some time. died
Yesterday. The funeral will take place
Tuesday. There will be no funeral pro-
cession, no signs Of mourning and no re-
sexton. Dillon aud O'Brien had a long
consultation Yesterday ut Buulogne-sur-
Mer. It is stated on good authority that
before another week has passed a satis-
factory arrangements will be arrived at
between the contending factions
The Scotch railway strike is virtually
ended.
General Booth. Of the Salvation Army.
at London last night started the Saliva
ton Army's reformation Of Darkest
England"
Advices received from Buenos Ayres
says that the Chilian Insurgents are mas
sing fifty miles from the capital, San
tiago. aud contemplate an advance. They
also threaten to lombard every coast port
IL their demands are not acceded to.
In the National Capital
The rody Of Secretary Window arrived
in Washington at half past four yester-
day aftt rnoon. and was met by President
Harrison ana the members of his cabinet
who a~ted as an escort to the late home
Throughout the country the greatest
sympathy Is felt for the family of the de-
ceased. Mr.. Window was admired by all
who knew him.
The death OF Secretary Window win
virtually close the social season, as far
as the President and members Of the
cabi2et are concerned.
In New York State.
The rapid transit bill was rushed
through the Assembly, at Albany, yes
terday, aud passed in the House by
unanimous vote, and is now awaiting the
signature Of the Governor.
Tammany Hail. New York. was crowd
ed last night when the GeneralCommittee
OF the Tammany Society met for organic
alton. The success of the society has
brought back into camp many who de-
serted from time to time, aud to all ap
pearances 1t may be said that never before
was the society as strong as II Is today.
The Carmencita bali ut the Madison
Square Garden last night proved an event
OF unusual momeut The bellies aud
beaux of Murrny Hill mingled with the
sport and demi-monde. In fact the gath
ering consisted of all classes.
Governor Hill and ex President Cleve-
land have received invitations to attend
Il supper tonight at the Manhattan CLUB.
Both, it is said. have accepted.
As mark of respect 70 the late Secre-
tary Window, the legislature yesterday
adjourned.
The divorce sharks William ii. Buttner
anu w lillian ~. Oufyee were yesterudy NJ
General Sessions sentenced by Recorder
Smyth. Buttner got seven years and
Hughes five years
CongIessmen Owen of Indiana. Lehbach
OF New Jersey, Covert of New York, and
Stumpf of Maryland began al investiga-
tion yesterday at the Barge Office into
the complaints that immigrants on
arriving in New York do not receive
proper care and treatment by the Govern
ment authorities.
Elsewhere.
In Connecticut nothing definite has
been done In the election proceedings.
Action is to be taken Tuesday, when the
legislature will declare no election. The
senate will not concur, and the battle
will have to be fought in the Supreme
Court.
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

Estate OF Henry Euh,mann. deceased Martin
Heaken and John Hansehen- executors Of Aenry
Kahlrisnn. decease1. hF order Of The 6G<
rozaEe OF En6son coa1ty. daxed Aovemt<r A
lss. hereby give nouee 70 The credftnr q
claims aEatnst the estate o. said decedsnr 1Hz1er
oafn or Affirmation wztnln al1s rnontHs fro<1 f1e
date Of ssld order or th IS will Be forever barred of
aay action tnerefor 2sainst said execaIerz
MAXIM hESkEt.
JOHN HA<ScHEA
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31
NOTICE 10 cKkDIroRs.

Estate Of Ben amin f. chanpney. r. deceased
Ben fanlln T. Chsnpney, Srs executor Of BeniamIn
I. Chanipney. Irs deeeased by order OF tne bspn-
" NarroEate OF Hudson coHAfy. oa<eo January IA
1871 hereoy elves notice creditors u said de
cecent 70 bring In their debta nds and
Claims against the estate Of szid oece1euk un1er
cath or Affirmation. within nine monrhs from fixs
fate OF said order, they will be forever barred
OF any action tnerefor against sad executor.
BENJAMIN = ChAIPSkI. Sr.
Claims 70 10 DR. eseatsd at the cflec or II. b ser
monr. attorney. Weldon Building. Jersey civ n
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

Estate OF James osSellL deceased. Bridget Agnes
OsAeill. exsuatzLx OF James OsSeill. dseeaseo- ~
order OF the Surroyats Of H1dsoa county. dated
december Is lsas hereby gives notice 70 the cfe1-
tors OF said dseedeni 70 bring IA their debts Do
m2nds and claims aga.nst The estate OF SAID -
ceaent, under oath affirmation within n11o
nonrhs from the date Of said ordsr or they VIII be
forever barred OF any action therf0r agx1rst said
e1eea'l'A RRInGEr AGNES o.xEIl1.
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the aecsunt OF the
subzrrihef surviving e1ecu<rIx OF the estate OF
fanny Whitecar. deceased. viii be audited and
s. stsa bs me snrro sate 81 the co0lrs OF Hudssn
ami reported for setsieuenS on saturday. Ihe
fourth 1ay o. April cext
DaEe4 Anuagy sv<h. 4. y, lsgt
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

Eststn q Patrick Barns deeeaz>d. Hugh J. Burma
administrator ~ fAlriek Burns decee@r1. ~ er
of fne uepcry Surrogate 1f Hudson COIL ~ L1xe1
Tecesnber a. 1s1. hereby gives notlee % tao creoL
tors of said dec<dcut 20 bring in rf,eir 1<~<x ~
u.zraz and csam< 1<ui1xt The estate q sid 1ecr-
slenr n11er oath Or aizsrzA2z4on- Wlt1<u uto1
months from tho ;1<e q Sid order Or t1<I Will ~
sduiAlx<fsxs<- ......--
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

An oRDI<ANcE TO AMEND IAN ORDINANCE
n cnnrerning Hack Drivers, Omnibus Drivers
and Porters," passed April sjth. 1855
The Aaaor and Aid-rmet Of Jersey City do
0rddf3a Joil0srS
SECTION L--Taat Section Eleven nn OF the ordi-
nance passed Arril ~ ls'e eatifieo -An Ordinance
concerning Hack Drivers. Omnibus Drivers and
roriers" be amended by strlxing out the words
placed or and inserting after the word figures
the words each NOT less Ihan and half inches
in length"
Passed January q. 1891. lIe
CHARLES W. ALLEl.
President
JOHN E. ScOTT. elk
City clerk s.fif
oREsTEs cLEvELAND.
Marcr
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31
EsrArE or JAMES L OGDEN. DEcEAsED.

Emily n. Ogden James L Ogden, Dr. and Isaac
=. Ogdsn. 5r executors OF Jamss l. Ogden. late of
the County OF Hudson. Diseased. by order OF tbs
Ordinary OF the STATE OF New -erscy. dated Innu-
ary isi hereby give notice 10 the cred itors Of
said decedonf 20 brinz Tn their debts. demands and
claims against The estate Of said dccedert IN der
oath Or a1irInation within nine monrns from tbs
date OF sstd order they viii be forever barred Of
any actlon therefor against said executoss-
ENILx H. OGDEN
JkMES l. OGDEN. JE
ISAAC G OGDEN, Jk-
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria-
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss. she chung 70 castoria
whsn sho had Children. she gave them Castoria
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MARIA
~ Dingwan Of Jersey City IN the County OF
Hudson sew Jersey has this da5 made an assign
msnt 70 the subscriber Of her estate for the equal
benefit Of her redtfors and that said creditors
ust exhibit their respective claims under oath or
Affirmation 10 the subscriber al fhe once OF
Emmons & %. Ae. s6e CommnHipaw ayenrs.
Jersey city. y J.
SIMEON ROWLAND JR.
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31

AN oRDIxASce TO PERMIT rHE JERSEY
- CITY and Western Rail~av Company 70 cross
otapel aveuue and the cavan Poin road in Jersey
City st grade
section Be IL ordan ed BY the Mayor and Alter
men of Jersey Ctts;-1 That permission is hereby
Company % er0ss cnapel avenue upon its located
light Of est Of tns Norris Canal at grade with
q tracks.
seciion 2-And be Il ordained that permission Is
hereby zranfed 10 the Jersey City and Western
RaiiwaF Company 10 cross the Casan Point roa1
uron It's located right OF way east OF the Central
Railroad Of New jersey Al graie ~ith Its tracks.
cHAs. ". ALLEN.
fressdenk
JOAN L. ScDTr.
CifF Clerk.
Approved January - lsl.
Nay Or
The Jersey City news., 1891-01-31
mo MRS EMMA s TBAPHAGEN.

You are hereby notified that AT pubiie salemade
by the siy collecror Of Jersey. City. on the 2gta
hundred and forty -nins dollars ana fty-ons cencs
an tDe land and real estate situate IN Jersey ciy.
fronting ON Fronf street. winch i laid down and
deslgnated A. lot part 30 i In block No. ~ rpon
m 10, q app9sssea az on n szS
Hudson eertinea copy OF which report and map
was fled in the oziee Of the CITY colector of JeF
report and map and said sale being made pursuant
10 The provisions Of sn act Of The Legislature Of
san Aes concerning the settien3ent and collection
OF arrearages OF unpaid taxes, assessments ana
and irnposinx and Ievying 4 tax assessment aud
hen n hea and instead q sacn azTearages end
Ior the sale OF lands subjected ofurare taxation
And the several assessments thereto
And you are iarsner notiaed sasf yol appear fo
aas ana ~ nns ol M d nd sna rsa nan
be redeemed. as provided 20 sate act before ths
wee thereof deed for the same Viii bs given con
veyfng 10 the purchaser the fee simple OF Seid
lana ana real estate according 10 the provisions q
Dassd Jersey cits. n J., DsezHDsr !; 80
Purch sss~
THEsEw JErszr THE GuARAsrrE AND fI1sT ca.
Attorney aud Agent for Parc,,,eses
sesss -. = =
A oxD!xAxcF Fon TRg RELIEF OF par
a rick Kenny IN construction OF bay window
in building No. lss thirteenth street
The Mayor assd Aldermen Of Jersep cifE do or
szrxIoS I.1That Patrick kenny shall be ana Is
hereby granted permission 70 eonstruei and main
owned Dy him. No Is fn.rteenth street which
may extend bsyo1d the ouilcing lBe o. thin
teeutn street two iz feet eight % inches any 0rol
nance the contrary Notwithstanding; the WORK
10 Be done under rhs supervision OF the Inspector
O. Buiid2nga
CHARLES ". ALLEy,
President
JOIN z srOrT.
City Clark.
~ " oREsTEs CLEVELAND.