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BRoDHrap.s WospEnruL BARenxs

stock at a SACRIFICE
Our DRESS GOODS. including SILKS vELvETS
and SATINS. at o redurtion from Ii to 20 per cent
Remnants LESS than cost.
WINTER UNDERWEAR for Ladies', Gentlemen and
Children at iobbers' prizes.
BLANKETS and CONFoRTABLEs at 20 per cent
less than the ruling market prizes.
TABLE LINEN. TOWELS and NAPKINS, pur-
chased prior TO the tariff bill. lower than ever.
10-4 Cnbleaeheti standard Sheetiny. lie
Lonsslale CsIntric and Msmsutts Cotton. I0kc.
Regular Made Past Black Hose 2:tr DC, Be-
Such en- opportunity TO secure GREAT BARGAINS
in FIkST-CLASS goods rarely
IT. BRODHEAD h co, 9O1 st.
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The democratic politicians OF New York are
undecided vet whether 20 call Governcr-Sena-
tor Hill the Alexander. Julius Cnsar Napoleon
Bsnapar:e or Jack sheppard Of politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-02

This time next week the country will be en-
joying needed rest preparatory to the first
Monday in December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-02

II is almost treason to drink beer in Paris
nov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-02

And ''Ichabod' will be written over the gates
Of the Fifty-frst Congress next Thursday
morning by sunrise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-02

Westward the star % empire still takes its
way Senator Henderson succeeds Senator
Ingalls, as President pro ten. Of the Senate.
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"Ur C1osr To The Cosr."
e. E. En- Enf E E Enf
+ EEs L 4 7 ssss

Our "'iess-than-s dollar" MUSLIN
CNDERWEAR list Of a week ago opened
Few lane for you 10 travel. 1t brought
serviceable articles down to a plain mat
ter Of fact consideration-clearer than
any you gave them before. 1t seems
tobe the fashion TO set up a great hue
and cry over particular item
TINT IS TO be used as the bait while the
surroundings shrouded in the mys-
terry of silence. We make leaders, of
the WhO'e stock. The qualities and the
prices that drive them brand them as
such We name over feature after
featIre-enough for you to he able to
reco.nize the face of facts" when you
start ont TO hunt them up. Get another
look-ths prices ARE Just as low and the
qualities Just as rare today they were
seven days seo-and certainly some of
you are much interested.
Fine Camhric CORSET COVERS.
ALL with real Hamburg edge.
Al Muslin DRAWERS (open and
. CENTS. closed, with banch tucks.
Large Size APRONS, with deep
hem and tucks.
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% ~ % ~ %
Still Wr.Rrxa-THr L.unrrs.

aiIh w hAniNo- nE AIAo nELS- O
Mnsn you AZ. talkinr fiNE oloIhiNe =
VII - Is VIZ 'ne esshe'e " "a eee eep- %
.e"es tsst oss " aaee- ioaAr NOV rettins !
~ onu- nAne ion,e~ Hsa vel o.
90 ,uarrs Of Fine Clothing, as rule. ar~ tbc-> O
. , ano nav zen 'sroasn ,ne nan ., having !
- most arpreciasive OF the perfect satisfaction -
~ nsx,.s 40 40 .ns f.. ~ ~. =
90 Clothes and md You can eef the same %
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AND OTHERS BESIDES.

GOWNS of fine muslin trimmed with
embroidery or hemstitched. No better
shape can be cut
LONG SKIRTS of excellent quality
OF muslin, with either Hamburg OF
cambria ruflias and lace.
SHORT SHIFTS with tucking en-
broidery or lace.
CAMBRIA DRAWERS (open or
closed with whole Parcel" of tuck
ing and fine embroidery or lace ruffies.
CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS
good quality-''v" shaped. square OF
low necks-trimmed a dozen differ
eut ways-all tastily.
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The worlds fair isn't the bonanza to ths
holders Of offices that it was expected to be.
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AND OTHERS BESIDES.

Who couldn't pick a'good supply from
this hs.s They are ched p-but you have
our assurance they are good. See-you
have hold of both enis of the stick. :"
The popular definition of the term ito
shop" is to look around. Shop all
yOu want 20. We like it-because IRE are
generally the favored ones after your
tour. The reason Gin underwear is the
2lc-. g.. 15c. and SSc. only you are
asked to pay instead Of more that you
thought you had to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-02

IMPORTANT SHorrrso Norr.
FOR TUESDAY. MARCH
EXTRA.
Ladies Cotton ana o.nhrse upa.rv~.r N sc>r,si
sale rriccs anotei last week. Tn. sam. ru,. an
pses not sors than fuo oar.se,fs 10 escA o~ss.u>~
sVchoiee Of sit;s garments for sl3a
sr-choice Of 81. rs garments for ssse
ss7c ,oice OF asc. s.rsnent. cor va.
ss-Choice OF g.. garments for SO.
Extra large. small and medium sir.s IN Al, styl~
ON THE FIRST floor.
IN.ar door No iii7 Pa. ave,
Ladies' Ribbed sik Vests IN Black and all COLON -
tn good values a, resulsr prizes
s sr:ssf r r'sss', sSs ~ 'i Us s
Ladies' Eihl-d Cotton Vests. color. as in silk.
speciSi rrices 49, is.e Sc. sse.
ss-The SOC. Underwear comes In three weights m
vests and pants
Ladies silk Hose-The Celebrated &c G. 81 SIN Hoo
In plain and boot patterns IN all core sgrins shade.
and fast Black. ONLY 81 CENTS PAIR. You know
the regular price for these sik Hos.
81 - SILK Hose for en- ~ These Ho-e are one Of
our sp~iAlties and compare favorably with tho.e
usually offered at 81. - and sI.ss
SILK Carriers with Ribbon Bows and Silver Buckle.
only 4se pair Though sold ny US REGULARLY at 20
cents we ask comparison Sith the usual 81 Garters.
- THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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ARd Others Besides.

MUSLIN GOWNS. with cluster
tucked yokes.
CANBRIC DRAWERS, with fine
tuckiEg and trimming of embroidery
or lace.
CORSET COvERS-''v" or square
share necks-Trimmed in lace or en-
broidery. They will III perfectly.
SHORT SKIRTS, full width fine
muslin. with cluster tucks and en-
broidery RIFLES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-02

OF our customers. (,
Most all good Judges of Shoes
leather-and those n.en posted on
prices are buying their Shoes from
We have often been told that
''our Shoes give better satisfsc-
tion." ''our variety is more com
plete' and 'our prices are iower''
than those OF any other house in
town.
To be convinced o. these facts
we would ask you to call and ex-
anime
ESQ ''Our Own Hens Fine
Calf Shoes. most any style yoa
desire.
x2.G Eureka" Genuine
Hsnd-sewed Shoes. See how
close they come TO
p-titors' IS Shoes.
s395 French Calf and Patent
leather Calf Custoni-msde line
Of fine Shoes
e4-aJ ''Eciir se'' lire Of Best
made French Calf and Choicest
Kangaroo Shoes Nothing better
a: any price.
kyou care to save money We
know make you ode of
our customers.
.
VA. HAHN 4 co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
$40 SEVENTH STREET.
1872 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
1t III PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Sc.
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E a ~ III $;
POPULAR
/ {: !: Fl EAIiIEE..jt STAR SALE.
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
We take this opportunity Of announcing our Spring
Opening Of Millinery. We have enGaeed Miss La Bru-
mage Of New York high class designer who will be in
charge also force Of competent trimmers- Our aim
will be more than to turn out hrstclass stylish
millinery at usual popular prices We showing
q profusion of Hats. Ribbons. Flowers, Trimmings.
&C., at prices much below any in the city.
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POUND PArrR Ar Tox PRrcrs.

WRITING PAPER q quality tina, retail. at le cents
aqnire. for ONLY II CENTS POUND. Think Of a.
From 80 TO 80 Sheets Of Ire Sire and from 81 20 nos
Sheets Of Medium Size PAPER FOX ONLY a. CENTS
Envelopes to match O. and cents prir. scoriin.
to size. froPortionately low pr1res for HishIuicd
Novelty Writing Paper. Gard Engraving. Playins
Cards. &c.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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OURS IS THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BLACK DRESS GOODS DE-
PARTMENT IN WASH
q.

Look at the prices Of these new arrivals in
Desirable Black Dress Goods
SILK-wARP HENRlETTAS, 4O-inch, sl,
Sl.25. $3.50. 81. IS. 81 yard.
SILK-WAkP BENGALINE, 42-inch, very
fine. Our special price, 81. p yard
SILK-WARP NUNS YELLING, 4a-inch.
Special, sl.J0 yard.
SILk-WARP GLORIOSA, the newest and
most desirable Black goods in the market. Our
special price. 81. % yard
HLk-WARP GRENADINE, 81 and 81. p
yard.
sILK-wARP YELLING tfor vests), sl.5O,
S1.1o. 81. 90. SO yard.
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w. A. PIrncr & Co.
Successors to E. q. Davis.
sle Market spacs.
Corner 9Th ssrss.
SOME ARE HERE.
MORE COMING.

MORE COMING.
Every day something new arrives in the stock
Of Spring Goods we are receiving daily Some
new idea is sprung upon the public These
novelties are what the ladies' are after, and they
are right. You might Just rs well have the
latest styles. They do not cost you any more.
One of the Specials we call your attention to to-
day is ladies' Lightweight Underskirts New
ideas here.
ladies' Striped Cheviot skirts, with 4-inch
PLATING and bias fold. Special. SIC. each.
Ladies' Madras Skirts in stripes of all widths
and colors. with o-inch ruffie and bias fold;
ENGLISH silesia yoke. Regular price. sl.Jo.
Our special price, 81. 81 each.
Ladies' All Black Skirts, made of the best
French sateen. warranted absolutely Fast
Black, o-inch box-piaised RUNE. bias fold.
keguiar price. 81 -. Our special price. 81. 10
each.
Ladies' Fine French Sateen Skirts. All Black.
rdrranted Fast. ruffies Of knife plating. bias
Told Our special price. 81 each.
Ladies Gray Mohair skirts, with deep borders
OF colored stripes. Enzf4sh silesia yoke. Our
special price. 81. 9S each
Ladies' Black Brillizntine Skirts, finch rrf-
NE. sheered heading; regular 81 skirts. Our
special price, s.. 80 each.
Ladies Extra Fine Brilliantine Skirts. with
facing OF Fast Blacs sateen and deep ruffie,
richly embroidered in Black washable silk.
bias fold, yoke of Fast Black sateen. This
skirt is made jus; as well a dress skirt. Our
special price. -. 30 each.
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SPECIAL MARk-DOwN IN
WHITE GOODS FOR
THREE DAYS,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
TIyT~Dcnxx-

1OLssDAl, WEDNESDA1 AND
THURSDAY.
10 patterns Of Plaid Striped Orsandy in the
newest designs. Regular price. 2Oc. Marked
down to 16c. yard.
Zoe. Checked Nainsook. Marked down to
15c. yard.
Some very rich and elaborate Of Hish Nov
city White Goods. Regular price, zoe.
Marked down to 37hc
Jones' Soft-fnshed Checked Nainsook.
Marked down from DC. to PIE yard.
PERSIAN LAWNS
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J. c. HurcH1ssos.
IMPORTER.
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200 + Fee Nm m II \ m G cG Gs
sSs sAS ##E I #ESSxss Err kkE =
n n n II LLL1LtL11LIHiN N M EErxk RY
DURING THIS WEEK.

PATTERN HATS AND BONNETs FROM THE
LEADING MoDIsTEs OF PARIS
IN MY MILLINERY MANUFACTURING ROOMS
BEST TALENT. CONSEQUENTLY SHOW THE
MOST wEARABLE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
OF TRIMMED WORK.
STRAW HATS AND BONNETs IN ALL THE
VARIETIES OF BRAIDs. PLAIN AND IN COM
BINATIoNs, FANCY AND ROUGH EFFECTS. IN
ATTRACTIVE CoLoRs AND CORRECT SHAPES.
9O7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
mh2
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JUVENILE Ourfrrrrxes.

WE ARE Az JEALOUS IN LOOK
ING AFTER THE INTERESTS OF
THE LITTLE FOLKS As OF THEIR
ELDERS. AND OUR SPRING STOCK
FOR THIS SRASOy VIII. SURPASS
ALL PREVIOUS EFFORTS.
THE SELECTION OF TWO AND
THREE-PIEcE SHORT PANTS
SUITS. KILT SUITS. JERSEY SUITS
AND VELVET SUITS FOR THE
SMALL BOYS WILL INCLUDE THE
CHOICEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE
LEADING MANUFACTURERS OF
JUVENILE GARMENTS OF BOTH
HEMISPHERES.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF SPRING.
WEIGHT REEFERS Is REPLETE
WITH NOBBY. STYLISH EFFECTS
IN ALL THE MOST FASHIONAB BILE
FABRICS PERFECT BEA U7TES-
EVERY ONE OF THEM. DO NOT
FAIL TO SEE THEM.
b. ROBINSON CO.,
JUVENILE OUTFITTERs.
mhs-eo 500 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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10 patterns of Dragon Black Organizes
and India Linens. in all sorts of plaids and
stripes, udrranted fast Black. Regular price,
3Oc. Marked down to 24c. yard.
High Novelty Black French Organdy, in lace
e3ects, warranted fast Black. Regular price,
SOC. Marked down to 3712c. yard.
Fast Black India Linens marked down to 10,
12js, ID. IL. 20. -. %. 2s. 30. BIC. yard.
Special prices on every piece of goods in our
White Goods Department.
Agents for the Staten Island Dgeing Conn
Daay. All ,rork guaranteed.
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LADIES Funs
sEALsKIK sAcQUEs AID JACKETS.
FUR SHOULDER CAPEs in sssl. mink. maztsn.
wool sal and sstrskan.
PLUSH sAcoUEs. WRAPS AND JACKETS.
U-To cioss out balance Of sock We are Offering
srsat bargains.
3. n. sTINENErE SONS.
HATTERs AND FURRIERs.
1s2B lx3S PA AVE
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% pairs Odd Portieres, one-half price.
MONDAY EVENING. NARcH2.
We will keep open until O'Clock to accoamoiste
those who find it impracficabe to call during the day
We have placed this particular evening apart owing
to the mHny requests received.
JULIUS LANsBURGH.
fs2s 18TH AND sTa
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RIBBONS.
is and 20c. Nos. to 12 Satin and Gros Grain
Ribbons, picot edge. all colors ...... lOc a yard
The greatest Ribbon bargain yet offered
One lot of All-silk Moire Pcot Edge Ribbons.
all silk worth up to 1Oc. ............5cya yard
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The counters and shelves full TO OVERLOOKING
This advertisement Is written to point the be-t
vslues-those aoes that unusually good qualities
for the prices. Its but fitting for make
those who read our advertiseaneIts
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eO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
mh2
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM cHAScEBY OF
compliments. and Dorotnea senemacher ct azs
vredenburgh & Garreison, solicitors
BY virtue OF q deere OF the Court OF Chancery a
day Of February, eighissn hundred and niasEy-ons
asss sS9s T s ssie a e Fl apq n s sRs III s y os sssn.sss
and sail decree for sais r. William
e c. OF see Kew s5s ssssy. sa sf's SEN 9 81 S Sasas
vendue, 20 thehignsst b id9ers. on THURSDAY, thu
nsnsyeoae isn' at Two o'eicoeK IN rns sfssrnooa.
az the DstEict Court Room in the Weldon Baild-
following lands and premises being tns same
/ All Thai certain ioI piece or parcel Of Land ana
premises hereiaafter particularly described. stra-
thersof formerly called Wssf ESBoEen1 IN tas
county OF Hudson and state OF Aew Jersey. and
MENUS ShiSs S Va a v Tsasp o. aoI ps aeseasea Il maas 9sr & Elm si 81
Joseph :. Bridges OF the ely q sew YORK. sur
ana hery. and hlec IN the once a the Register
s1sn Sass az 9t We ecaahs e 1870 5ae soAs o5 ne ne 49, 49,
fifty Is knoSn and DISTINGUISHED Is lot numbered
sEsnry-1ve aSsst vide in front and rear aadeas
huaared Hes test deep throaEhout and fronting On
> All hose certain tracts or parcels Of lands and
premises herein sf,ss partisulArig eeserieea.
nov jersey ciyJ County OF Hdnsca asd ss.Ie 81
Ssw serse Va sn Tar whi Saw Ga = ma2 o5 sssP FER ~, q
D. Joseph I. Bridges surveyor. dated october xirA-
lAl ana ulsd N N1e once OF me Clefk
OF Hudson county. October 18Th. EA are
known aud distinguished as lots Plumbers one bun
drsd and dfty-one ft5D and one hundred and dfty-
wo G2 fronting on Bergen street NOW Aes YORK
syenrsl on the eesterly sac thereof and being
one hundre1 feet in dersh thro1ghout. including
tbs fnchoate rights Of dover OF the c0mpl1fnauE
Anna Schumacher. and OF ths oefsnaanL Asr8
Margaretha~ Schrmacher.
Together With an and singular me hereairs-
menIs and apDurteuancas 60 the said premises
beion eirg or IN Hnyw1se appertafu4ng. said pre1a-
fses vii be sold IN Tires parcels and each Of SAID
lots 20 constitute one parcel
Date1 Jersey CITY. February a. 1891 SlLFA
MILAN G. x sEE
Special Master In chancsry Of Sew Jersey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
STATE NOTES.

The Trenton Battle Monument Associ-
alton held an informal meeting at the
residence of Gener Stryker in that city
last evening, and discussed the project In
thelight OF the new aspect caused by the
appropriation Of $4,000 by Congress. No
action was taken, put another m Getting
will be held next week.
The Mount Holly churches are to hold
a union meeting to protest against the
licensing Of additional saloons In the
town.
Edward Rosen, aged twelve years. of
Rio Grande. near Cape May. disappeared
from his home on Monday and has not yet
been heard from. 1t is believed that he
was lost in the woods and persisted in the
storm on Monday night.
The residents OF Ocean City have organ
lied a gas company, and work will be be-
guu Oh the plant within a month. The
organizers OF the company are all Phila-
delphians and Ocean Ciry people, and tine
capital stock will be $4,000.
The row over the award of the contract
to build the iron bridge over he Mullica
River to nnec Atlantic and Burlington
Counties. has resulted in a rupture in the
committee. The contract was first
awarded to Dean & Westbrook of New
York, but this was rescindsd through the
efforts of those interested. because the
engineer was not present when the bids
were opened. In consequence OF this, pro.
posals are again being advertised for, and
one member Of the committee threatens
TO make a public expose when the bids are
again opened.
The bicyclists of New Jersey are to hold
a meeting at Elizabeth on May % and so.
A branch of the Farmers Alliance has
been organized at Milford, Hunterdon
county.
A new canning factory ia to be built at
Hancock's Bridgs, Salem county, this
spring.
Large purchases of farm land have been
made in Burlington county lately at
prices ranging from S3S to $50 an acre.
There IL a belief that the value Of farm
lands will advance soon, and the pur-
chases have been made as Investments.
The Salem Sunbeam says;-The Rev. @.
NJ. Perkins, rector OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Is a workman with edged tools
as we'll as the sword Of the Spirit, as O
highly polished oak floor recently put in
the chaneel of that church by him fully
atte5tS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

To seeeliaa 4 nsNsia in BE own ngat ana -
lnder ne wnI q Hirari sib.st dessasss. siocr.
aehsrisz. ;. sis : II N MifssH e Ne L,sy 4 ss &c &C.,
yirsus q an order Of ne cpurtof cnsacsryo o,
New Jersef. made On the dIy % tae llte hereof. a
. cause Wnereia joan g. houiue. adI1lnitlrator or
vess q tsiph A.. fo.niae isse o. ne Count o.
Iird son ia the state Of sew -ersey deceased Ecam-
anus yoa are r~e5dlrsd 70 appsar. plead. aenar o.
ses~sf otas gfpt.tpAa bil o. Or before the
bli viii b taken as confessed against yoa-
tract Of land fl tbs Township OF arriso9- IN the
eoany OF hudson aud stste u New Jersey. dated
Ralph a. Romino IN hislifeime.
Aad y0a 5elediah Z. BAL win. are ma5e ado
Baldwiaf and as executor uncsr he riii Cd Hiram
1iioerL deeea ed. claim some interest Or estate In
an YOU Cornelia A. BALDWIN. are mae a De.
snt As devisee under bis VIII claim sorsc faterest
or estate ia sad premises.
ant because yea as execueor under the will OF said
hiram Gilbert. eiaim some interess or estate in
And on. sIbsrtL wieke.. are made a defend
ant because you a. the whoever u kiikaDeih G.
Miexes. ooe OF the heirs OF said hiram Gn6ert
claim some estate OF tnterest In sail premises
aud Charles .. wiekes are made cefendants BE-
cause you Is heirs q said nisa6eth e wiekes.
Hiram Gilbert claim some interest or estate ia
and you. William Gilbert eaui. are made ads
fcnHant because yous az ID evisee unter the viii Of
said hiram Gilbert. claim some interest or estate
in said pre- ntses
And you. Joan L kolink are made a defendant
owner 81 asiEnnent Of a iui glnsnt recovered in
Ire New jersey supreme Court on TIE twenty
nintn day Of November, eighteen hundred aud
seventy three. by J1iues n. Kline agatust Wfckham
Williams aud Charles J. Gilbcrt, and b. reason
thereof claim some interest or estate 10 said prem
Sos.
Dated January %. 1871.
ISAAC ROMANO.
Solicitor Of Complainant.
?. o. Address, 10. &c Montgomery street
5ersey city.NJ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

CPEcIAL HAsTER's SALE IL HANcERY OF
Between Caroline McFarland et az. complainant
and George Schwerer. ct NIX defendants
On bill f9r partition and decree fer sale-
By virtue OF a decree of the Court Of Chancery of
New Jersey. made IN the above cause, on the
Einstg-one. breeding a sale of ali and singular. he
premises mentioned AMI described In the Dial of
com plaint and aid decree for sale, L william q. h
see, special Master in Chaneery Of new Jersey.
shall sell at public Fendue. 70 the highest bidder
THURSDAY. the second day of April. eighteen
hundred and ninety one, lizsih
at TWO O'Clock In the afternoon. upon the premises
ell the following lands and premises. being the
same described IN satd decree. to wit
81 net Ser sa l2s piece Or paresi q land sis.
Jersey Cfty. County OF HUDSON aud stzse OF New
sse x y. NE n IA S 5hoes - WI ~ a aa~n ~ a ! r9rS,
map maize ~ joseph Z. Msng1n. entitled Map OF
thar part On me town Of 5srsey. eommonly called
OF bergen, A. d. 1904 bounded and described as
feilows-Besinnins 90 tne norsheasterly side
at q point distant one hundred and forty
SIX rec. and six inches soufheasssTly from
or Brunswick street; thence running northeast
erly al rignt angles witn Newark avenue. sxty-
point in a line running At Eight angles with Newark
avenue. and distant seventy SIX feet and three
thence soatawe sterly az right angles with the said
avenue and parallel with tns said
hence wsslsTIT along fs, nort sssa IDS asaasns u
tlaee Of beginning, Being The same premises con
veyed %, kr4st kitz 70 seorgs Schwsrer b. deed
recofasd 10 Ia5er u. page esI. o. leeds for Hu.isosa
county, including the estate and interest In dover
sc6wereF. ia tho said premises ioee.her wiz al
and singular the hereiitaments and apour.en-
ances % The sad premises beionzing orin any
Dated Jersey Chy. February. 10. 1891. sl2a
spec1al Master in chanes-y ~ Se| tsrsev.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
BAYONNE.

The Republicans OF the First ward met
at No. 300 Avenue ID last evening, and
effected the temporary organization of a
political club, the object of which will be
The nomination and election of RspubIi-
caus at the ensuing charter election.
William Barnes was chosen chairman
and George 5. Bogert WAS made secre-
tary. Three dozen members were enroll
ed, and a fund for preliminary expenses
was subscribed. Messrs. Horace Rober-
son, Frederick Boorman. Charles L.
Mum, John w. Barkhuff and George S.
Bogerr were appointed a committee to
draft a constitution and bylaws, and to
arrange for the next meeting.
The Democratic City Committee and its
auxiliary Executive Committee of Fifty
will meet tomorrow afternoon in May
ner's Hall at Centrevllle.
Over one hundred Democrats of the
First precinct OF the Fourth ward met
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
Rents are due

tents are due
to wash-day, unless you wash
with Pearline. It'sthe washing
in the old way with soap and
rub, rub, that makes the holes
in your clothes. You can't get
them clean without rubbing =;
you can't rub without wearing
them out. Amonth of ordinary
use won't make the wear and
tear of one such washing.
Try a little Pearline-aystk-
ont soap. The dirt comes out
easily and quickly without
rubbing. There's no need to
drag it out by main strength
there's nothing to hurt your
clothes, no observation-disclosures.
There's no hard work about it
either. t'seaySnv@,ng-bot
for the womanuhY washes and
the things that are washed.
It's safe washing, too. Pearl
inc removes the dirt, but won't
harm ANYTHING else.
Beware II ~ ia.4ars. r0S sANSS PYLE. NJ