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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-24
NEWS IN NOTES.


Timothy Healy, NJ p. was assaulted
and seriously injured AZ Cork yesterday.
The disuute about the boundary line
between Venezuela and British Guiana,
in which England lays claim to q part OF
the territory OF the Ve%nezuelans. cu!mi-
mated yesterday in a pitched battle be-
tween the Venezuelans and the English
on the British Guiana frontier.
William OBrieu aud Johu Dillon were
yesterday transferred from Galway to
Cork Jail
The National Capital.
Ex-senator Blair has accepted the
Chinese Mission ard will sail from San
Francisco, May I.
Secretary Blaine is suffering from an
attack Of govt when confines him 70 the
house.
The International American Monetary
Commission is in session at Washington.
In New York state.
The Rev. DIR. Howard Crosby is lying
dangerously Ill mt his home in New York
city with pneumonia.
The Assembly Yesterday passed the bill
providing for the submission t. the Deo-
pie next November Of the prohibition
amendment.
The property OF the late General W. r.
Sherman was yesterday transferred to his
son P. 4. Sherman,
Ex-Governor Lucius Robinson died at
his home in Elmira yesterday.
Warden "A. A. Brush of Sing Sing
Prison was yesterday succeeded In posi-
tion by the appointment of w. w. Brown.
Theodore A. Havemeyer yesterday told
the Senatorial sugar Investigators ali
about the sugar rus
Elsewhere.
Ex-Concressman McKialey addressed a
large audience at Worcester, Mass, last
evening, on the accomplishments of the
Fifty. first Congress.
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CITY NOTES.

The election of the directors of the
Pennsylvania Railway Company will take
place today.
A grand Purim masquerade ball. under
the auspices of Hudson Lodge No. 295, will
be. held at Cooper's Hall this evening.
Jennie McOwen, q six-year-old girl
living at No. s Emory street, was run over
by a milk wagon, yesterday, but was not
seriously injured.
John Regan, an employee of the New
Jersey Rubber Company, had his left
hand crushed in the machinery at the
factory yesterday.
The Boston Employees Association will
hold its third annual reception at Woods
Hall on Tuesday evening, March 81.
Lafayette.
Fourteen new members were admitted
at the meeting of the Communipaw
Council, Royal Arcanum. last evening at
Masonic Hall.
The regular meeting OF the James j.
Cunning Association last evening vas
well attended. The enrolment of men,
beers and delivering OF addresses By
Messrs. Vance, Merritt and Church were
features.
Work was begun yesterday on the new
athletic grounds Of the Tabernacle Ath-
letic Association on Woodward street.
George Turner, a brakeman employed
by the Central Railroad Company, fell
from the top of a freight car yesterday
afternoon and received severe injuries
about the head. He was taken TO the
City Hospital.
The Lafayette Fisherman's Club will
meet for reorganization this evening at
the residence Of George Bryant on Pacific
avenue.
The Daughters of Pleasure will hold a
reception this evening at Bergen Hall.
A horse belonging to j. Morey was
taken with the staggers on he canal
bridge on Communlpaw avenue this
impending car traffic for quite some time.
he lifted from the tracks and run across
the walks. The owner of the horse sent
n man to take care of it, aud after an
hours hard work the horse was lifted on
his feet.
GreenviIle.
A meeting of the Sixth District Demo-
cratic Club viii be held this evening at
No. 100 Old Bergen Road. Officers will
be elected.
The roadway in Rose avenue. near Long
avenue, yesterday morning caved in TO
the depth of three feet.
The Mission Sewing School viii meet
this afternoon at the Y: VI. Z. A. rooms.
No. % Linden avenue. The Efforts Oh the
teachers IN teaching the little girls to sew
have been so successful that 1t Is now pro
posed to add a household class. House
work in all its varieties Will oa explained.
A meeting OF the Minkakwa Club was
held last evening at the cluo rooms on
Ocean avenue. The new constitution
md bylaws were adopted. The Cam
paign Committee reported shat every
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Notice Is hereby given that the sew eral Boards OF
aud Election Will meet on

at seven O'Clock IN tho morning and remain In ses-
sion until nine o'clock In the evening tbut may
take a recess from ono 20 two o'clock during sid
timel for the registration OF all persons entitled TO
the right OF suffrage in tho several Election DIS.
tricte OF Jersey Cfty, and for the purpose OF 70 Wis
ing and correcting the original registry and Of
adding thereto the names Of all persons entitled
othe right OF suffrage In the several Election Dis
tTicts at the next ensuing General election. and
who shall appear In person before them or shall be
shown By the AFFIDAVIT or writing Of some voter in
saii District 10 10 q legal voter therein pnd OF era8-
Ing theretrom the name OK any person who. after a
fair opportunity to lie heard, shall be shown not
% he entitled to vote therein by reason OF non resi-
denca or otherwise.
And notice Is hereby further given that tho Cen
eral Election VIII be held ON
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT OK THE 1-th
- nd DAY so q SS OF s, Pes; ana ana aRp sssr comm mls @sa
by william Boesein and Others for the improve
~ PEARsALL VEN
between Old Bergen Road and avenue z. IN The
following manner, including all Intersections
er az sa 70 t me s slssSh lsd s sSs sE TSr asnsh Or 'a nIisax
the same to the established grade.
To have the present curb reset and new % inch
To have the cutters OF either SIDE paved vita
stone pzsins y No. 1870 ,a.,r 80 80.
10 have he present tagging rslaid and new
And al o1her woTk done that may be necessary
% proviae for the now Of the surface water and =
complete the imp 1vemenf in e sood aaa substan-
March. 1871, the Commissioners Of Assessment fisd
With the Board Of Street and Water commissions
srsy VIII pro6a6Iy b assessed. and fne pross5as
amount o. beneat 70 eacn lot or parcel Of Land.
@ frontass Tor ne SAD ImDroysmsnt saa -
of ths clsrK Of the B0&rd Of skrees and Water
streets or avenues or psrfisuisT sections thrs5f
are included IN "A sssrsslnsas, nancy
from Old Bergen Road 70 Avsnne .
on the south side from fearsal avenue aboux >
feeE eaa and s. feet west.
OCEAN AVENUE.
on the north sids from fearsalt avenue sbeur z5.8
feet east and A-l feet west
AFENrE.
on the south side from Pearsal avenue about ~
feet east and Ae feet vest
GARFIELD n
on the north side from Fearsal avenue about =
feet east ana =. IS feet west
GARFIELD AVENUE
On ne south side from PeersaA avenue an01t AT
feet east ana XII feet west
And thai tbs nth daE Of April. Es. as 10 O'Clock
q m and the meeting room Of the Board Of street.
and Wafer Commis sio1ers are nereey nxeo - thg
time and place when and where the Bo1rd o.
street ana water Commissioners viii meet 70 hear
parties Interested In said application and N
remonstranees against the S2id improvements thar
mas Be presenred In writing
D. order of the Board Of Street aad Water Con
E I. soUToxx
Dated Jersey city. March zsh, ISL
URfHK SUPPLEMENT- TO A. oKDtkAxcz
"A enflrsed IAN ordlz anee % regulate the nanr
ina OF tna stress. avenues and pablxe places In
jersey Civ passed December : ISL
TIE Mayor and 4ldsgnasa Of Jersey Ctr do
orlaiA as folkocss-
section l. Thai the name OF Water avenue In ire
Ffth Aidermante District shall De changed 70 5or-
dan avenue. any ora1nsnee 70 the contrary not
CHARLIE ". Z
goHx n scor1.
Approved A'''A : salsrzs ol.vrlsxa
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thloe was ready for the coming cam
paign.
AIR. aud Mrs. Andrew Gassmana Of
Danforth avenue returned house from
Germany Saturday evening, where tley
remained over the winter
The ladies OF the German Pioneer
Nerein will meet at the Raymond Roth
Alteuheiin OF Garfield venue this after
noon and make ARRANGEMENTS for the
celebration of the anniversary OF the
Home.
A gang of men were put ut work today
upon the Forrest street improvement.
The Greenville Select Social Club. the
membership roll OF which contains forty
prominent G~reenville citizens, has Oeauti-
fully fitted NJ rooms in tie new Iaccsrd
building on Old Bergen Road.
The work on the new Crescent Conoe
Club House. at the foot OF Danforth ave
nue., is being pushed. The building will
&c completed in a few days. The new
building VIII surDass the old home in
every particular aud will be an adorn-
ment 10 Greenvilie.
West bergen.
A new factory will be erected on the
southern side Of the Newark and New
York Railroad. between Morton place
Il ClaremOnt avenue.
y social gathering will be given at the
residence OF Mrs. p. g. Merritt, No. ~
Atlanti street. this evening. under the
etNBtSN1 VI " <t0ACu Aha t|CSAG~J "a tht
Reformed Church.
The Entertainment Committee Of the
West Bergen Improvement Association
will meet tubs evening AT the rooms. No.
900 West Side avenue. to make arrange
ments for the coming spread to be given
by the association on April 10.
William Darmer of Bergen avenue hot
q big racoon in the West Bergen woods
yesterday afternoon.
A large number attended the regular
session of the popular Epworth League
singing class last evening. Instructor
Roberts Is making arrangements for the
production of q cdntantn BY the class.
George w. Ferguson, of No. sc West
Side avenue, has returned from an ex-
tended trip.
The prospects OF the organization of a
council of the Royal Arcunum in West
Bergen are brighter. Many residents are
in favor OF the organization. As soon as
practicable a preliminary meeting will
be called.
The Society of Kings Daughters met
last evening at No. Sc West SIC avenu
Three ladies were admitted to member
ship.
The first evidence Of material progress
in the matter for a new public school for
West Bergen was given yesterday, when
men were at work break ing grounu.
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BAYONNE.

-
The Board Of Councilmen will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening.
Three dozen members OF the First
Ward Republican Club met last evening
In the office of Justice of the Pence
William rh. Overlook, at No. 81 West
Eighth street. and held a caucus
upon candidates to bs presented
ing. The following ticket was
prepared:-For Councilman, ex-Council-
man George II. Gale; for School Trustee
Qong term). ex-Schooi Trustee Henry A.
Wheeler; (sEort terml, Attorney Horace
Robertson; substitute for either, Charles
Fl. Hosford; Commissioner Of Appeals,
Chester ID. Ayres; Supervisor of Taxes,
Thomas Dobson: Constable, William b.
Field. Afgerthe club adjourned it visited
MIR. Gale, who consented TO be the noni-
inee for Councilman.
A sneak thief entered the home at No.
Albert L.. Wilson OF the Monroe Memoir
ial Methodist Church, while the family
was at service on Sunday morning n
thoroughly ransacked every department.
deeamDing with a silver watch, u child's
watch, $50 in cash aud a check on the
Second National Bank OF Jersey City.
NORTH HUDSON.
DR.. Luck is hustling for councilmanic
honors in Union Hill IL is thought that
he Will secure the regular Democratic
nomination.
Michael Harrison of Guttenburg was
married to Miss Annie Mulroy of New
York by the Rev. Father Henry in New
York last Sunday night.
The Palisade Amusement Company ex-
pect to have things in readiness for their
great spectacular show By June l..
There was a slight blaze In North Ber-
gen last night. 4 lamp exploded in Hill
liard's barn. but the flames were ex-
tinguished before much damage had been
done.
Councilman Darling OF West New York
Is suffering from an attack of the grippe.
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Corporation Notice.


NOTICE rs HEREEY THAT ON THE 18TH
sessmenf and Chef Engfneer naeo In the Office OF
the Clerk Of the board o. Street. anu Wafsl Coma
mission n rs their preliminary ASSESS meur map and
report rr the opening OF -
NEPTUNE AVENUE
from Bergen aveuus TO OCEAN avenue. The land 10
be taKen for said Improvement may be described
FiTsf tract beginning at a point on the soushsrlv
side Of the Old Bergen ROAD. rs feet distant from
the eaSterly side Of sea Nf6w avenue. measured ~
right angles thence soushery parallel with Sea
View avenue. feet to a point thence easfery
10 3 point distant rs feet east OF the essterly side
OF Sea View avenue. measured a. right angles
thence n~ortheriy parallel with Sea View avenue.
24-5l feet 70 the s~outherly side Of the Ole Bergen
Road: thence westerly along the eoutherly side OK
the Old Bergen Road - feet more or les 70 The
point or place Of beginning.
second tract Is composed OF all tnaS part OF Nop-
tune avenue tytRg between the Old Bsrgen Road
map on lie In the once Of the Board Of Street and
Water commissioners
The land 10 be assessed for said Improvements
may be q described as Toilowss-
NEPTUNE AvESUE
from q point about 16 feet south OF Bergen avenue
to a point distant about IS feet south Of OCEAN
And that the ath day of April 1871. &C 10 O'Clock
q. NJ and the needing room OF the Beard OF Street
and Water commissioners are hereby dxsd as the
time and place when and where the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners VIII meet 70 he&f
Improvement that NAV be presented IN writing.
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
eEoRGE 7. BoUFoS.
Clerk
Dated. Jersey City. March - 1871
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At slab'e. 10. y Chestnut aveaue. Bound
ed as follows; : Beginning e the intersec-
lion Of " aldo avenue aud Magnolia avenue, thence
aoatherlT along the centre line Of Waloo avenue.
produced 10 the centre line OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad: thence westerly along the cen
tire lIne OF the Fennsy lvania Railroad to
Baiiwn avenue. thence ~noftherly along the centre
liRe o. baldwin avenue 70 ~9.agBoiia aveaue. thence
easfefly along the centre line OF Magnolia avenue
TO the place Of beEianlng.
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Corporation Notice.

COIpOIdll0H NOlC6.
NOTICE Is EEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE 10TH
~ day Of November. ISL, application was made
70 the Beard OF Street aud Water Commissioners
BY William HoseneaBlp, Robert Q. rabbit and
Robert : Lawrence for the vacation OF a street
called
HOWELL ST.
through the GLOWING described property
Begfnnin5 al q point on the western line OF the
NEW YORK. SUSQUEHASNA & WESTERN RAIL
ROAD.
where the northerly fine OF Cherry Lane intersects
the Same. and thence running along thu northerly
CHERRY LANE
$40 feet 9 inches to a point; thence northeasterly
Al feet 10 the centre line OF a street known Is
DET 81,
theneei in an easterly direction and along the centre
DEFY ST.,
70 the westerly line OF the
NEW YORK. & WESTERN RAIL-
E0AD
TO the point or place Of beginning.
said plot o. land is crossed 81 a street known as
HOWELL ST.
as shown IN the maD ACCOMPANYING said pettuon.
and that the twentieth day Of April 1891. al ten
O'Clock a m. and the meeting room Of the Board
OF street ana Water Commissioner are hereby
fixed as the time and place when and where the
Board Of street aud Water Commissioner VIII
meet 10 hear and consiQer all objections 10 said
vacation that may be presented in writing
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEORGE T. B5UTos,
D,haa Isrssv efsx March A fs1I
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-24

At Not57i Newark avenue. Founded a. follows :
Beginning at tue intersection OF Newark
avenue and baldwin avenue thence soutn-
eriy along the centre line OF Baldw win
avenue 10 the 7. r. X. cut th5ucs westerly along
the line OF said cut to summit avelua thenea
nortncriY along the centre line OF summit avenue
TO HoOoken aven ua. tnence easssrlT elOas toe cen
tire line OF HOooSen avenue to Cook street. taencs
sonthrry along the centre line % Cook street 70
Newark avenue. thsnce eastsrly along the cln-
ire line OK newark avenue to the place OF bexin-
ffur
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Al No. SEQ Newark ayeoue. Pounded as
hoboken avenue and Cook sgreet thence
foatherlv along the centre line Of Cook street 80
Newark avenue. thence eastsriy along the centre
limo OF Newark avenue to PalisAde avenue. thence
no. therly along tns centre line OF Palisade avenue
to Ito oxen avenue. thence westerly along the
csntre Inns OF HoOoksn avenue 10 the place OF De-
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RIDLEY & SONS

SOC, s1I. sIII-e TO an Grand street.
Coveringentire block. Anento Orch ara 81.
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At No. $40 Grove street. plumbing shop.
Bounded as follows Beginning ~ the ~intersec-
ton OF railroad avenue and Henderson street.
thence northsrly along the centre nns OF HENDERSON
street 70 second street, thence westerly along the
centre line Of Sc cond street to Lrie street, thence
southeriy along tine centre line OF Erie stree ct 10
Newark avenue. thence easIerly along tine centre
line OF Newark avenue to Railroad avenue. and
tine centre Tins OF Railroad avenue to tho place OF
begfunfun.
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THIRD ALDERMAxfc DISTRICT.
IIRkr PREcINCT.

lows.-Soutn BY centre line OF Pearl street
and Railroad avenue from Hudsol hiver
to Henderson street west by centre line of
Henderson street from RAILROAD avenue 70 Fourth
street, nofth by eeatre line OF Fourth street
from Henderson street to the river. east By Hod-
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THIRD PRE- Iscr.

{ No. III Grove street Founded as followss-
beginning at the intersection Of Henderson
street ami second street, thence north
along the centre line OF henderson street 70
SKIN street, thence west along thc csusrs line OF
sixth street to arIe street. tnenee south along ths
centre line OF Erie s.rces TO Secoad street. tnencs
case along the centre line OF second street 70 the
place OF beginning.
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At 30. a4 Fifth street. corner Coles street.
Bounded as follows Beginning at the intersec.
tfon OF THIRD street aud Erie street., lhsnce north
alons the centre line OF Erie street to sixth street,
thence west alogg the centre line OF sixth ST Get 70
Coles street, thence s0UIa along the ceatre H1e OF
Coles street 10 Third street, tAencs G asst aiolg the
centre line OF Third street TO the place OF beyla-
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FlFrH A%LDEgMANIc DISTRICT.

At Nc. IS wayne stree. bounded As follows
Soutn By centre line OF bright gtreot from
Nnrick street 10 Barrow street, east ~ ceELre
line Of barrow street from Bright street. TO
railroad avenue. uOrth b. centre Line u
Railroad avenue from Barrow street TO sarick
street. west by centre line u Narick street from
Aailroad avenue TO bright street.
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AZ No. ~ Van Worst street. Bound
ed os folio IS; east oy centre line Of
Washington street. from Morris stfeet 20 Sussex
strcet: sOuJn by ceBtru lac OF Morris street. from
Waanlngton street 10 henderson street; west by
centre line OF HehdeT son street, from norris street
TO Grand street; nOrtn by centre limo OF Grand
street. from hendefson street 70 warren street.
east By centre nGe OF Warren street, IRON Grand
street 10 sussex street. north Dy centre line OF
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At No. 81 st. Paups avenue founded as fol-
iows:-Bezinning at the Intersection OF New
ark avenue and summit avenue. thence
north aloag the centre une or summit ave-
nue. TO ST. Raufs avenue. thence eass along the
centre me OF 81. Paals aveaae to Pallsade ave
nue.. AMI Oy said cenfre line ~prydured 10 HoDOkon
avenue. Themes sous "a and west alOnl tbs &C ntre
line or Hobosen avenue 10 summit avenue the
placeos Dezln ming.
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At No. Ia Erie stree. Bounded as follows
Eoginninz at the Intersection OF sixth and
trie srreets thence north along the centre
line OF Eric street To PavOaiG aSen ue.
thence west along the centre line OF tavoni3 ave
nle 10 Giles street. thence south alons tEc centre
line OF Coles street to 5ixtn strest thence east
along the centre line OF sixtl street 70 the place OF
beginning.
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A. "a s..sna strass. p,.,aoa .s
follows, beginning at the intersection
Of Brunswick street and Third street taaace
westerly aou9 the centre line Of Third street to
Prior street thence southeriy along tine contrc line
OF Prior ssrect TO katlfoa avenue. thence eastarly
along the centre line OF haflrodl avenue 70 Bruins
riek street. thence northeriy along the centre line
OF brunswick street TO the plaza OF beginning.
EI9NTn InEclScf.
At No 81 Newark avenue Bounded as
follows - beginning Al the intersection
or Waldo avenue and Newark avenue: t4snee
.Outheriy along the centre iius Of waldo avenue
TO Aaxu8 la avenue. thence westerly along the
centre line OF MaEnoiiR ayouae 10 Baldwin aYen ue.
thonce northerly along The csntre line or bsidTin
avenue TO Newark avenue, thence ~easterlv along
iegfnnfuz.
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At No. GO. Tails Rde aVenus, Eoanded as foIlows-
Southland west ~ centre HE OF south street
frs,.u Central avenue TO Ogdea aVenur. AMI by
centre lne OF OGDEN avenue from soatn ST Get 70
lo1yers street. and b. centre line u Howess streat
Droauced east 70 ciry lie, east By city linz. north
by civ une, west 81 c entire lire q NeaHai avenue
from ctty lac 10 South street.
EIGHTH rEscfNcT.
Al No. ftss summit avenue founded a. follows.
North " city nRs. veal ~ PenAosa Greek. aoaIa
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At Hook and Ladder hoase Nc. !. Grand and
Van Worst streets, Bounded as f4iow;:-
south by centre line VI Grand street from
Van Worst street 10 Grove street; west ny
centre line OF GrOve street from Grand
street to YORK street, north by centre line
OF ! ork street from Grove street to henderson
street; west by GENRE line OF hende rson street
from York street TO montgomery street. north By
centre line OF Montgomery street from henderson
street. 10 Van Worst street, east By centre line Of
Van Worst street from Montgomery street 10 Grand
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At Police Station, Bergen Han. Bound.
ell as fUllowss-Be, ginning at the intefsec-
lion OF the Morris Canal aud NH creek, thence
nocIa aIans the centre Line OF MIL Creek % Aons-
gOmery street. thence west along tins centre line
o. Montgomery street. to CcrneiisJa ayenue, thence
south along the centre llIe OF Cornelison aycauS
TO summit avenae aud the centre hne OF sum init
avenue 70 CvminunipaR avenue. tnence south
along the centre line Of COmmuuipa~ avenue To
tne Mosrls canal and IN cealre lans or the MOrr.s
canal to the place Of b sginaznZ.
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AT No. % Gregory street. Bounded as foliows:-
South by eeatre line OF Sgssex street,
west by centre line OF Warren street. nom
sussex street to Grand street, south by centre
line OF Grand street. from Warren street to Van
Worst street; west by centre line OF Van Vo.st
street from Grand street TO Montgomery street.
nor.h BY centre line Of Montgomery street, from
Van Worst street TO Warren street. east by centre
limo OF Warren street, from Montgomery street TO
y orx street; south by centre line OF a ork street. from
Warren street 20 Washington street; east by cen
Sussex street.
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At sberrr's bl4cksmilh shOp. 81 Fourth street
bounded as follows -Bsefnatnk a. he iniersac-
ioa u third street. ond brunswick street. fhcnce
westerly along the centre H1s Of rllad street 30
Prior street, tnonc3 s~outheriy aious tue centre
lno OF Prior street 10 toe fennsyivania kaiirOaA.
thence wesys-ty At oug said rnilr5t1 > Waldo ave-
nue, thence nSrtnerH 1ionx the centre Nne u
" ado avenu ne 70 sewark avenue. tho1cc ~easreFir
along the centre line OF Newark avenl he 10 EighEh
stree. ana the centre line Of Eighth street to
Brunswick street. thence sOutheriY along the
centre Inc OF Brunswick street 10 t1e place o. be-
rfuafnr