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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-24
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

The marksmen are anxlously waiting
for the bars n medals won by them at
camp during the last season. They will
be presented during the coming month at
one Of the battalion drills.
Left General Guide B. 4. Moore having
qualified two years, will be presented
with the gold cross.
Company + at lis drill on Tuesday
evening will go through the guard noun t
and duties OF the sentry. On Friday
evening the company court martial met
and took action OF the delinquent mem
bers of the company.
Company ID on the call to parade at
General Sherman's funeral paraded at
short notice, 50 men and two officers.
The drum and fife corps Of the Fourth
Regiment paraded tor drill and instruc-
ton on Friday evening. Drum Major
Brownlee vas in command, assisted by
Sergeant A. Walter, who gave the boys
some lessons on the bugle.
The State Military Board does not favor
the b i'll now before the Legislature Great
ing o colored regiment Of Infantry in this
State, and there is no doubt but that the
members, remembering the fate OF the
old Eighth Regiment, will kill the bill.
The recently organized Essex Troop,
Colonel Fleming commanding, have de-
cided not TO join the National Guard. 1t
has been suggested that the troop spend
one week In camp with the National
Guard at Sea Girt this summer. The idea
is O good one and would be OF great beue-
fit to the troop.
The guard mount ceremonies are eugag-
ing the attention of the yarious eompan-
les of the Fourth and Second Regiments.
Colonel Wanser is still confined TO his
home, and viii not be seen at the armory
for some time to come.
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HRaEBY CIvEN THAT on THE ITB
gay ~ Aosember, ia. acpiicafioa was maze
70 tne board Of street and y alter Commissions
". Ntniam hoxcncanlp. Robert o Rabbit and
kotert n LAwrenes for the vacation Of = street
HOWELL ST.
through the following described property
-Hegtnning AZ a point on the western line % the
NLN 1Dnh. olS4aEHANNA AND WESTERN
EAlLhDAn
where the u~ortheriy line Of Cherry lane lntersecta
tn same. and thence running aloug tie hortherE
ade OF
CHERRY LANE
SO feet oinches 70 q point. tnsnce norihoasteriy
Alfeet 70 toe centre line Of a street known as
Dry ST.
thence IN an easteriy directi n and ulong the cen
tire line q Dey 81 . tie westerly line q tne
NLN YORK, kIs4sdAGNA \ WESTERN
70 the point or ulscs % berinning.
Hai1 rlot q land J. crossed BY q street known as
Hos eii ., a. shown In Tie map accompanying
sid pFuiiou-
AND thai the ed aay OF March. 1901. a. 10 O'Clock
a M aud Tie H.oetinr rooin q tnc Board Of street
and WAFER commissioner. are hercDy Dxe1 a. tle
time sAd piaee When and wneTe the board OF
street an v . er Commissioners VII meet 10 hear
and consider ali o55ecaons 20 said vacation N a.
may De proserted In eriIluc-
~ order Of tns D0ar1 u street and Water Con
L r. BoUToS.
Dated Jersey city, February q. 1oL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-24
The Rev. Mr.. Telford.s Pleasure.

The Rev. L. p. Telford, the English
evangelist, who has just completed a sue
cessfus series OF revival services in this
city, in a sermon at Hedding Methodist
Church last Sunday said hat pleasure was
the one word which he wished he could
blot out OF the vocabulary. He de-
nounced pleasure as being the foundation
of all evil, and said that while one side of
pleasure wa beautiful the other side was
horrible.
| asked Mr.. Telford last evening IL he
would explain to me more at length what
he meant by that declaration. He re-
Piled that his condemnation OF pleasure
was not so sweeping as would at first ap-
pear. 1t was not pure. wholesome recrea-
ton which he sought TO do away with,
but IL was this Questionable pleasure
which, under the name OF "a good time"
hid a multitude of sins. Young people Of
both sexes. he declared, often In the pur-
suit OF the pleasure he condemned, COM
mitted grave sins against their souls and
their health. He would not have people
solemn visaged aud morose, he said, but
he wanted their pleasure to be such as
was consistent with a Cody, Christian
life
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-24
BAYONNE

A sneak robbery was perpetrated be-
tween eight u eleven o'clock on Sun
day evening at the home Of FRANK ID.
Griswold of No. Q East Fiftieth street.
Several members of the family were at
home but were not alarmed by the thief,
who decamped with $50 in cash, a gold
watch chain aud charm, . pair of gold
earring and a pair Of silver earrings.
Hudson Council No. 81, National Pro
vident Union. will meet this eve ming In
Odd Fellows Hall at Centreville.
The Germania Singing Society h ED its
annual masquerade ball last evening in
Germania Hall at Centreville. Fifty
couples took part In the grand march.
The festivities were concluded at four
o'clock this morning.
Miss Rose Butcher of No. IL East Forty
third street, was married at her home last
evening TO William Woodruff OF No. II
East Forty-sixth street. The Rev. A. l.
Wilson, pastor Of the Monroe Memorial
Methodist church, officiated at the cere'
mony.
Contractor Refill of Jersey City has 8
large force of men at work today excava
ting the Avenue L site for the foundation
of the new City Hall
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crowded yesterday. A great many people
came from New York.
Colonel Mackin, a veteran OF the civil
war, who lived in New Durham, died at
the age OF se~venty-six years last night.
Charles Esser and Michael Gillespie,
two New York youths, were fooling with
a loaded revolver In Weeks Woods.
Gutenberg, yesterday. when Esser shot
Gillespie in the thigh. infiicting a painful
wound. DR.. Hill dressed the wound.
The Columbia Athletic Club of Union
Hill will hold their third annual recep-
ton at Fuss Hall on March :. The fol-
lowing are the officers:-Albert Roth,
President; j.. Schadow, Vice President;
w. Bermes. Treasurer; Roland Gibbs,
Corresponding Secretary: Max SontaQ,
Financial Secretary; II. Hartmann. Ser
geant-at-Arms.
On March % the Golden Hours Pleas
ure Club will give a party at Fremchen's
Hall.
The Third Ward Democratic Club of
Uuion Hill held an enthusiastic meeting
last night at Horns Hall, corner of Hud.
son avenue aud Jefferson street. The
members Of this club express their will
iDgness TO consolidate with the Young
Mems Democratic Club of the same ward.
A meeting tending TO such a consolida-
ton will be held tomorrow evening at
Och mans Hall, No. "a Union street.
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Moro Rapid Transit.

The trolley electric motor system will
be in operation from the ferry to West
Side avenue and down that t~horouahfare
to Communipaw avenue, within three
months. President Charles b. Thurston,
of the Jersey City and Bergen Railroad,
said yesterday that the poles from the
ferry TO Varick street would be erected
within thirty day, and that the poles
along West Side ven would be ready
for the wires by that time. He thought
that it would require about sixty days
from that time TO get the road in a thor
oughly equipped condition to accommo-
date its patrons. Mr.. Thurston said he
was much pleased with the trolley system
now, for the slight defects that annoyed
the company at first have been entirely
overcome. He added that the trolley
system would not be introduced on the
other lines this year, but might be in the
future.
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CITY NOTES.

Yesterday afternoon, while the driver
of a brewers wagon was unloading in
front of a Washington street beer saloon
a barrel of beer burst. The driver In his
efforts to stop the leaks became thor
oughly saturated and pedestrians, includ-
ing two young ladies whose name could
not be ascertained. were mercilessly
doused.
Herman Jeigler, forty years. living at
Nc. 1888 Central avenue. fell in q fit on
Central avenue yesterday aud was taken
home by friends.
Sherman Buel. age twepty-three. of
Camden. was struck by a Pennsylvania
railway train on the meadows this moru-
ing and injured internally. He was taken
to st. Francis Hospital
Mrs. Mooney. of Seventh street, slipped
on the pavement yesterday in front OF
her home and was taken to st. Francis
Hospital with a sprained ankle.
Gas set fire to the lace curtains in Mr.
Laught's parlor Sunday evening and
damaged the parlor furniture slightly.
The fire was put out by John Conneli of
the Second precinct.
Edward Smith Of No. 256 Grove street,
was committed for. trial in the First
District Police Court yesterday for steal
ing a coat and vest from Frank Morrison
of No. O. Grand street.
John Purse, u machinist living at No:
"A Morris street, was committed Tor trial
by Justice Weed yesterday for assault
and battery on Louisa Purse.
Andrew Whalen of No. % First street,
arraigned in the First District Police
Court yesterday for stealing coal from
John Looney of No. 232 Eleventh street.
was committed for trial.
Owen Walsh OF No. ia Cole street, in a
spirit of mischief, according to Mrs:
Grace OF Eleventh street, cut and marred
the beauty OF her fence. In the First Dis
trict Police Court yesterday the matter
came up. Walsh was paroled.
Edward Beeks of No. BE- Monmouth
street. and Frank Mills OF No. 10 Erie
street, two bright and well dressed lads,
amused themselves yesterday by attempt
ing TO lasso a Chinaman. Patrolman
Keefe arrested them for disorderly con-
duct. Justite Stilslng gave them a severe
reprimand this morning and then let
them 90.
A large delegation OF Lafayette Coun-
ell A. l.. H., will accompany the msuuosrs
of the united councils of Hudson County
on their visit To Newark on the 9th inst.
LAFAYETTE Council initiated two candi-
dates at the last night of meeting.
A ten days mission will be opened on
Thursday at 8 .. IN. at st. Marks Church,
by the Right Rev. 4. A Starkey.
The services on week DAYS will be at q. Z,
7:45 and 10 a.. M. ana at S;l5, 4. s and 9 ~.
m, and on Sundays at 7, 7:45, 10 aud 1880
a. M, and at 8, 4 aud p. m Tas closin g
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-24

Formerly, for example, it was usual tor
non-Drofessional gentlemen living in a
town to have brass plates bearing their
names on their front doors. Only WI
survivals of this convenient practica
linger in the writer's memory-one in
London, at the Earl of Warwlck's house
in St. James, the other, till recently. in
Edinburgh, at the Earl of Wemyss's old
town house. When and why did this be-
com d~iscredited among what French
novelists delight to write of as le hiqh
life? Anyone who has rung at the wrong
door in a London street must hnve
WINGED before the aggrieved and
digniied air of the six feet of broad
cloth and plush whom he has disturbed
in the study of the Morning Post. Never.
or hardly ever, do tine servants of No. los
know VINO lives in 90 or 101; and as for
the residence of MIR. Riser, @. c.. being
known to the footman of Sir Gilbert
Grandchose-why. the idea has only TO be
mentioned that its absurdity may be APP
parent. Whereas another custom which
has neither utility, ornament. nor clean
illness TO recommend it-that of causing
servants in livery to load their heads with
white powder-threatens to live a. lone
rs there are masters and men.-Bldck-
goods Magazine.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-24

ITO HUDSON CONNECTING RAILWAY COM
L pany. John H Newton, James p. Wallace.
trus. &c; Charles Far OnS Jr. trustee Franklin J.
Mallory. Eeoecea Mallory. Sarah O. Lewis. Ann L b.
Culver, Harriet K Hobbs. Emily V. Smith. Lansing
Zabrtskle and Augustus "a pEiskie- executors. etc,
OF Abraham o. Iabrtskie. surviving trustee. etc.
and William W. Milier:-
You are hereby notified that the First National
nine dollars and ninety eight cents tSY9O plos
number nine hunired an ninsty- seven $50, on
block numler one hundred and eighty three lSSl
on an assessment map annexed 10 a report made
by Commissioned OF Adjustment, appointed By
the Circuit Court Of the county Of Hudsoa. In pur-
su4aee OF Chapter CAiL OF the laws OF 1884 q Ger.
titled copy OF which map was filed in the Office OF
the CoaDptroller OF the city OF Jersey city. on the
t~enty-niath day OF Noyember. eighteen hundred
aud eizhfy.niue. az a sale made - tbs CDhtptrol-
Ter OF the said eity, under ana b. virtue OF the pro-
visions Of toe sail ACT, entitled An Act coacernllg
the Sc settlement and collscaon OF arrearaEas OF un-
ra;o taxes assessments aud water rates or water
rea5s in eiues 81 this state, and imposing and
leyying a tax. assessment aud llea in lieu aud in-
stead Of such arrearages. ana to enforce the pay
men: thereof, and to provide for the sale Of lands
passed. March 80, 1850. and the various supplements
thereto. and you are HEREBY further Bo.iaed that
Won nave. or claim 10 have. al interest therein
and rnless the said lot. traes or parcel OF land
shall be redeemed. as provided IN said zcs. before
the expirariOn o. six months from and after the
service hereof, a deed FOR the same wll be glvea
according 10 the PROVISIONS or tae said act
THE FIRST SArIJSAL BANK OF JERSEY CITY.
BEDLE. AumHEID. MCGEE & BgDLE. in.
is Atrcrueys
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VINCENT KENYON

TO VINCENT
You ara hereby notified that ! have purchased for
the sum OF four hundred anu nfry-nxe dollars and
~. on IN assessment map annexed 70 a report
made by Commissioner OF Adjustment ap
pointed by the Circuit Court o. tbs County OF Hud
sol. ia pursuance OF Chapter C1IL OF the Laws OF
l5.6 q certified COPY Of which map was 1lsd In
the ohice Of the City Collector OF the city OF Jersey
City. " J. on the tenth day Of october. eishteen
hundred and ninety. at a sale made ~ The Cifs
Collector OF the said cItE, under aud ~ virtue OF
the provisions Of the said act entitled
an Ad concerning the settlemen and collection
or dTredrdGes Of unpdid tdxes assessments
end trdter rates or wdter rrHts in cities OF
this STATE. aud imposing and leugfaa q taz,
assessment and lien IN lieu and instead Of
such drreordges, and to enforce the payment
thereof, and 10 proutde for the sole Of lands
subjected to future tdrotlOH and assess
Posed March soth, 1885. and the su rplespsats
thereto.
And you are hereby further notified that you
have. or claim TO have. an interest therein, and
unless the said lot, tracs or parcel o. land snail De
redeemed, as provided in said act before The ex.
or publication thereof. a deed Tor the same VIII be
gwen conveying 70 the purchaser the fee simple
ofsaid land and real estate according 10 the pro
visions OF the said act
JOIN WELSH,
Purchaser
HENRY A. GAEDE-
Attorney for Purchaser.
10. Sc Central avenue. Jersey City. Nj
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TINTED STAIRS Of AMERICA. DISTINCT or
y New Jersey. s.
wEereas q hbPl hath been dled in the District
Court OF the United states Of America. for thr Dir
trict OF New Jersey. On the twelfth CAV OF febFu-
arr. in the year OF oar Lor1 one thousand eight
hunQrea and ninety one bf holIas Hal against
thu Fighter Eenry ards ner taekls. apparel
etc. IN q cause OF wa ss civil and maritime. for
the reasons aud causes in said libel mentioned,
and PRAYING tnat t1e kaid sesStl. her iackiF. etc..
may be condemned aad sold 70 BAY the demands Of
the hDsllanls. Sos. therefore. ia pursuance OF
The mention Under Ne seal OF TIRE Sah1 to1rg 10
me directed anu deiiverea. DO here1s give pabisr
cotica 10 all fer~oa~ c4Afnling Sfc sud vessel. her
taekle. etc. Or In aIy manner tntsressed taereia
ttat they he auu appear bel0-s the Sald District
Coars, 10 be hcld 81 tne clfy OF Trenton In and for
the said district 81 New Jersey. on the third dSy 0f
March next 81 ten o'csoek Ia ths forsn 3on o. I1at
dag {Dsosidf a sAe sane snail BE of ~sHrfstic-
ffoa. a.ie wise On the nsxt d. OF Jurisdiction
fhareaftsrt tacn and taere % interiors; their
csahns and 10 maze thcir allegations IL that be
lated this trrelfta aav Of February. is9L
W 8IDD EAC9N
United States MARSHAL Tor SAID District.
BrDLE ErIaHEIp. A16kz q tEpLE- ia.
frocsors fo< Hbs4la1x
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate of Dora Stovsken. deceased. nenry steI
fens. administrator OF Dora StoTeken- deceased
by order OF the peputy surrogate OF hndsoa
county, dated December "A le9a, hereby gives no
ties 10 the creditors OF said decedent 70
bring IN their Cebt@ demands and claims
against the estate OF said decedent, under
cath or Affirmation within nine moaths from the
Gate OF sad uraer. or they will be forever barred
q any action therefor against said administralor-
HENRX SIEhEEE&
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TO CREDITOR

Estate OF Caroline Heberton. deceased. John
Heberton and susanna Heberton. executors
OF Caroline Hebe-sonA deceased. by order Of
the Surrogate OF. hudson eouasy. dated De
cember 81, I9t HEREBY gives notice % tue
creditors o. said 6eeedenE - bring In their
ceutS. demands and claims against the estate OF
SAID deceseuL under oath or Affirmation within
nina months from the dase OF said order. or they
will 10 for Yer barred OF any action therefor
JOHN HEBEgToS.
SlSASS
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NOTICE TO cREDIT5Es

Estate OF Peter Herman. deceased. Aary ?. Kisr-
nan and 1hosnas q. Aiernan. administrator Of
Peter klernan. deceased b. order OF the sure
gafs OF hudson County, dated January a. l@a.
hereby give notice 70 the eredisors q sail decad
ent to Drtu@ In their ceOts, demands and claims
azainsE the estate Of said deeedsnk under oa1h or
aiirmagioa within ntas months from tie date OF
said o der. or they win te fore YER barred OF an
acsl3a theru1or agal1s. said EdnlnisEraoss.
lazy 4.
m D.
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Estate of John Moran, deceased. Rosanna Moran
executrtx OF John Aoraa. deceased, b. order OF the
Deputy surrogate Of Hudson county. dated Deeemr
Der 10Th. is9L hereby gives notice 10 the creditors
az said decedent 20 bfin- IA their debts demands
and claims against tue estate OF said decedent
under oath OF ami NATION within nine months from
tBe Gate OF said order. or lhey will be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said executTix.
klNA w MDkAA-
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For thebIoodis the life .

7 oUGEsT q cos woRLD PANIED o ME-
IL ture Is warranted to cleanse the blood from al
impurities, from Whatever cause arising. For
Scrofuln, gcurvy, Skin and Flood Diseases and
Sores OF ell kinds its effects are marvellous sold IN
bottles at 81. or . bottles Tor 81 10 % mad a. No 80
Columbus avenue. Boston. Moss. ana ao rem
Lruks placS Liverpool kngiaRd
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NOTICE. to CREDITOR

Etats Of Horace Hudson. deceased: siIas T.
Davis. executor Of horace huason. Deceased. BY
order u tke Deputy Sarr0zage OF Hudson co4nN
dated January n 1891. hcreny gives notice 70 the
~ere1ltnrs cf said 1ecedent 20 blan< IN ther deb<s.
demands and ciaisns against fno estate Of sail de-
cedenl nndsr onfA or affirm aroa w11ilin Hirc
moatas frou tbs da1e u said order. q they viii BE-
suks < DAVIS
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NORTH HUDSON.

Thousands travelled the Boulevard yes
terday. There was an endless array OF
vehicles on the way to the Gutenberg
track.
The bali OF the Union Hill Liedertafel.
which was held at Ruth's Turn Hall on
Saturday night was one OF the finest balls
OF the season. The hall was beautifully
decorated.
All OF the resorts in North Hudson were
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TO cKDIroaS

neane, administrator. with will Annexed Of sarah
T. Skerratt, deceased. b. order OF the Deputy sur
yogate OF Hudson county. dated Nov. Z iS5l
hereby gives notice 70 the creditors Of SAID dece-
dent to bring IN their debts, demands and claims
egafust the estate OF SAID cecedent unaer oath or
at1rmation. within uine months from tne date OF
said OrGer. or thev viii be forever barIed Of any a$
ton therefor against said administrator
GEORGE 4. DEANE.
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NOTICE 70 cREDitOtss.

Estate OF Micnael Deviia. deceased. James Dew
lin execu or or Michael Dsylia. deceased By or
der OF the SurroxEre Of Hu15oa County. dated
Jaruarv p. l3i. hereby gives notice 70 the credit
orsof slid daeedsRt 70 orins In thear debts, de
manrs ana claims s-4lusG the esfats OF said de
ceaen- unasf oath or aflrmaioa. wfthin niue
month from the dase of said ortcr. or sAeF will 10
e DEvLN.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF james QSeill. deceased Bridget Agnes
ONelli. exscutFix OF JaHnss O'SeilL. deceased. py
order OF the surrogate OF Huisoa county, d&sed
december Is, 1851 hereby gives notice TO the credt
tors of said dscedeat to bring In their debts de
m2nds ann claims against the estate OF said ~
ceaenf, under oath or affirmation within nine
months from the date OF said order. Or thes Will be
forever barred OF any ectlon therior against said
RIDGE AGNES o,SEILL
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a &atN1
and Edwin Pychlau or PJ schlan;-
You are hereby notified that / have purc7 ased for
the sum of eleven hundred anu two dollars ami
eighty-one cents, lot No. 25 on Block No. 5si. on an
assessment map annexed to a report made by
Commissioners of Adjustment" appointed by tine
Circuit Court OF the County OF Hudson. in pursu-
copy OF which map was flied In the ohice Of the
City Collector OF the city OF Jersey City. n. J., on
the tenth day OF OCTOBER. eighteen hundred and
ninety. at a rele made by the Guy Collector OF the
said city. under ana by virtue of the provisions of
tie saia act. entitled
"An Act concerning Me settlement and coLee-
ton OF dTredrdges Of unpaid tdres. assess
meats and Udter-rdtsS or tsdter-reRts an
cities Of this state, and imposing aud leUg-
rug a tar, assessment and lien IN lien and
instead OF suck drredrdges. and to enforce
the payment thereof and to Dr0ugde for the
sale OF lands subjected to future TAXATION
Passed MareI sjth, 1895, and the supplements
thereto.
And you are hereby further bottled that you
have, or clam 10 have. IN interest therein. and
unless the sad lot. tract or parcel Of lana shall %
redeemed, as provided IN said act before the ex-
and publication hereof. a Geed for the same will be
given. conveying TO the purchaser the fee simple OF
said land and real estate according to the provi-
sions OF the said acE.
Dated Jersey City, Januery 18th. 1881.
HENRY 4. GAGDE Purchaser.
No. So Central Avenue.
Jersey City, n. J
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MASTERS SALEM cHANCART oFNEw z B

In the natter Of the application OF Percival P.
Perry for the sale OF lands limited over
In pursuance Of an order OF this Court made in
the above matter and fled January twelfth eight
cen hundred ana ninety one, directing a sale OF
the real estate described in tae petition therein. I,
Isaac Romaine, one Of the Special Mastersof said
Court, shall sell az puolic vsndusi to the highest
bidder. on Wednesday. the eleventh day OF March
next fIssll at swo O'Clock In the AZ iernoon. on the
premises. herein described. all that lot
or parcel OF land with The dwelling
house thereon erected, situate IN jersey
City, IN the county OF Hudson and state OF New
Jersey. which. on a map made by Joseph p Nangln.
entitled "A map OF thas part Of the t0wa OF Jersey
commonly called Pauius Hook" lie known ana
designated as lot numbered sixty-0ne tod In block
numbered twenty COZ being twenty five feet
wide IN front and rear ana one hundred feet desp
throughout and fronting on Washington sIrees.
In A. ID. 1870 said lot was known by the street. nun
Der OF lis Mashin stOn street now known a. street
number zj2l together With ali anu singular the
hereditaments and appurtenance 10 the said prem
ises belonging or Ia any wise appertaining-
ISAAC RONAISE.
Gra.f.l ATuuear In Chauaorv ~ &au. TaeaaU