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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-01

In four hours. The record was 100 quarts
and that is considered II good days work.
DR.. DeYoe OF Ramsey's Bergen county,
makes protest. onal calls On a bicycle.
Editor John F. Hall OF At antic City
has been made an M. A. by Bowdoin Col
lege ut Brunswick, Me.
There are so many deal fish in the
PeQue st river that they Clog and stop the
wheel OF tue mill ut tranquility.
Announcement Wa made on Tuesday
of tue sale If the 1hird Street M. E.
Church property, at III ri aud Bridge
avenue. Camlen, to The Penusylyania
RAILROAD Company for S65. 900. TINS will
put an end to the suits the church has
had pushing for seseral years to preveat
the drilling OF cars on Bridge avenue.
The congregation will use the building
until Il new structure Is really for them
on IL site just purchased
The Dover Iron Era says:-W. S.
Ayres, OF kenvil, While running put a
tfac. of land ter Mr.. PaIdee, on Jenny
Jump Mount in, this coun y. came upon
two rock Oak Trees which are described I'm
a return in The West Jersey Pioprietors
made in 1868 IT 1913 years ago Thu trees
were not only there but still bore Very
distinctly the original markings. The
rock oak is noiel for the hardness and
long life,
Within the last month represent ,tives
of our large wooilen nouSe in Euglaud
have been in New Jersey looking for
land on which TO loca e their plans. Que
OF these representative When seen at
Mays Landing by a reporter said that the
report that several large plants were
about to locate In Sonth Jersey were au-
tneutfc, and that wofsted mills in York
shire. England, Intended to come to this
country within ashort time.
Jimmy Butler. four years old, was ar
les ed at1Bassaic City, on complaint of
john O'Brien, sixty years old, who said
the hild had made fun of his "hiph
water pants" and thrown stones at him.
Justice Moore discharged the youthful
prisoner aud lectured O'Brien for making
SO trivial a charge against the hoy.
1t is probable that Sandy Hook will be-
come an island. Since the Jersey South
ern Rail read has abandoned that route
the waterahas broken across the neck, and
as the company has no further intere. 1t in
keeping upIhe embankment, the break
will no doubt widen.
Fifteen feet of the bluff at the foot of
Morris ayenua. Long Branch, was washed
away laSt6wsek. 1t has shut off the ocean
drive, andahe commits sioners are trying
to devise 44Ome way to remedy the trouble.
Freehold will celebrate the Fourth by II
parade Of three military comraries and II
number of fire CONF alies. Several CIVIC
societies will participate and there will be
a trades display. Six bands OF music will
be In the proce ssion.
D MEL Brewer, one Of the phone rs and
a leading business man at Asbury Park.
died suddenly Tuesday afternoon. after
an illuessseEhu three hours, in the forty
fourth yearsof his aye. The deceased had
formerly beeu Chief Engineer of the
Asbury Park Fire Department. and at the
time OF his death was the representative
from the de partment to the Ma ioual Fire
mems Relief Association. He Was a prom
Inent member of the /. o. q. Il. and also
MEL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-01
EGAL NOTICES.


August next. at two O'Clock. the afternoon, ar tne
Chancellor's Chambers. No. | Exchange Place,
Jersey City, then and more TO examine and np-
praise the lands, real estate una othef properly
hereinafter descrlDeds OF which y Oh are the oW ner.
or In which you are interested and which Is to be-
taken for sai1 road.-An thai plot OF land in
Jersey CRY, new Jersey. which on a map Of said
New Public Road, made by Elbow W. Harrison,
Chief Engineer. on die In the onice of the Clerk OF
Chosen treeholders OF said county Ia copy vine O.
OF is also OH lille in Hudson County Registers
and fifteen ia and f5) In block Numbered o5A. ~.
bounded as folio VS.; Northeriy BY Claremont
avenue hlrsy-seyen and elgaty.ssyen hundredths
t3.eD feet. southerly by The northerly boundary
line of land now or late or Oscar fussa. seventeen
and seventeen hundrodths u1.I7l feet; ca sterly
by land now or lale Or John j.. Searlngs, ninety
and forty 1.-Two hundredth C90.45l feet; westerly BY
the westerly side Of the sew Public Road ninety
tH o and fifty hundred tbs f92. 50l feet.
Also any rights Of the parttes hereby notified to
lands In the streets In front OF the lands herein
described.
And the damage to be done 10 the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. and then and
there 10 execute our duties under said appoint
ment.
JOHN REID,
WILLIAM c. ~DOUBLEDAY
JOIN EDELSrEIN,
Commissioners, section No. 2.
JOHN \. McGRATH,
Counsel.
Dated, Juno 90 1872.
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Continued from First Paoc-)
CUTTING TIE SCALE.

report OF the fiunl meeting the men had
with the Carnegie officials.
he said; Your committee met Messrs.
Frick, Lovejoy. Guilds, Mar III, and Pot
ter. These gentlemen argued that a min-
imum basis of S25 was too high. They
went over the ~comrauy's books and pre-
scented the amount of wages made by each
Der of the committee during the
month oil June. the month in which the
largest productions were made i'll the
opel-hearLh department..
Then the management Thought we
were dissatisfied, and Mr.. Frick said the
hrm men her would retire for a few min
utes to give the committeeman an oppor-
tunity of agreeing on certain POINTS. we
held a private consultation and decided to
core down to n minimum basis of 81.
We told the Carnegie officials of oil ac-
ton, and they demanded that the scale
terminate on the last day of each year.
We would not agree to this. and l now
ask you had we any right to do sol"
Our propositions" continued the
speaker, 'was for Il S24 basis. the scale to
expire on the la t of June, aud we did
not care how many years it sh uid be IN
existence. Mr.. Frlck iminedia ely got uD
and started out o: he room. We began
leaving, when Mi. Potter pulled some OF
ms back. saying that he would see MI.
Frick aud endeavor to have tue basis
b. oughI up to $23. Frick agreed t. this.
We then adjourned. and at half-pHst
three again visited the office and stated
that eight lodges of Homestead we've a
unit in Il S24 bHsis and thai the scale ex
pire June 80. Mr.. Prick quickly jumped
up n warmly ret lied:-'Geutlemen,
that ends all conference between you aud
this firm"
rEn ~NoN-UNION HANDS.
Hugh O'DonDell or, ated another sensa-
ton by saying that reliable information
from Philadelphia declared that 300 roll
els had left that city for Homestead.
These rollers were dressed in blue and
disguised as Pinkeiton men. so they
might enter the works unmole tied. At
this there was dreo silence. the bowls of
execration from 5000 vnices. Commit
lees were at once appointed to watch NIL
depotS and repor any suspicious arrival,
wheu 1t is the intention of the men to
seize and disarm them.
Unless Piukertons or ~non-union men
arrive, it is believed the excitement will
o simmer down to the dull routine of
a lockout. The firm will hardly aitsmpt
To start up until the 18th or Goth of July.
Meanwhile it is thought that the men
wi.1lose their present fervor, and perhaps
MAJ IL ave town to g. crpt other positions.
In order to oDviate this latter danger and
prevent Il weakening of the men, a reso-
luton was passed that any member of the
Amalgamated who should leave Home
stead iuriug the present trouble should
be debarred from the association
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-01
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Counsel
Dated June 20, 1897.

IN THE ATTER OF H No,,o.
LAYING ogI. OPENING. SS sctian >
+ S az q 81 zEa Has7 5 5issf Il Il: l s2Hlls'i
To George TiSe and Rachel A.. Tise, his aoffe.
sarah Catharile Tise. Charles 1. D.. Wdsi.
burn. George Iise, Charles L.. D. WaShburn
and Sarah Catherine IiSe. Executors Of jane
1Ise:- =.
Take notice that the subscribers, Commission
Laws OF ISIS for New Jersey, and the supplements
thereto. TO examine and appraise the land. real
ing out aud opening OF said road. and the damage
Ing the aG same 20 ana md 4 to DO and N i~ Dsrfor rnefs s1cn Oy ot sas
duties as may be required BY said acts for that
TWO, whIch lies between the southerly boundary
line OF Jersey City. ana the centre lins of Morton
6fth day Of August next. at two o'ciocE, the
afternoon. at the Chancellor's Chambers. No. i
exsmine and aDprsise the lands. real estate saefs snd
other properly hereinafter described, Of which
and which is to be taken for said road; All that
3 map Of said New Public kosd. made by Ediow
". Harrison, Chief Engineer, on nile in the ONCE
"a copy whereof Is also on file in Hudson County
Registers office is Enown as y art ofloG numbered
bounded as ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by land now or
late OF Maria Aangels one hundred ana nine ami
now or late of .Joha II. Gansbergen ninety one
by the easIerIy side OF the New Public Road on .
curve one hundred and thirteen and forty hun
QreuluS lIIo.fD Ieeb. anu also Dy l9QQ now or iat0
of John Il. Gansbergen thirty eight and seventy
three hundredths (a. 1) feet, and westerly by the
westerly side of the New Public Road on a curve
one hundred and hftyfour and seventy seven
hundredths (l5i. ~ feet.
And the damage to be done to the o wneF or
owners thereof by taking thu same, and then and
there TO execute our duties under said appoint
ment t r.I-
job REID,
WILLIAM G. DOUBLEDAY,
o EDELSTEIN,
Commissioners. Section No. 2,
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Counsel.
nated Jnne IN 1890
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JOHN A. McGRArH.
Counsel.
Inna ~ 12q0

Dated June ~, 1881.
N The MATER TIE OF ! Notice.
Road q H coUNTY OF case naseE 10 90; i SslLsSO'
To Robers Livingston.
lake notice that the subscribers. Commissio ners
appointed under Chapter CCLxxIv. OF the Laws
thereio, to examine and appraise the land. real
estate and other property, to be taken for the lay
te be done to the owner or owners thereof. b, tax,
ing the same and to do and perform such other
duties as may be required by said acts for that
portion of said road, known as section number
two. which iss bot en- the s~ouJherly boundary
line of Jersey City and the centre line of Morton
day OF August next, ut two o'clock. the afternoon,
at the Chancellor's Chamoers, NO. | Exchange
appraise the lanis. real estate and other properly
hereinafter described, of which you are the
owner, or in which you are Interested ana which
in Jersey City, New Jersey, which on a map OF
said New Public Road. made by Edlow ". Harri-
ClsrS Of Chosen Freehoiders Of said county "a
copy whereof is also on file In HUDSON County
Registers oficel L. known "a part Of lot n numbered
fou rtcen u4l, in block numbered 555-GGO bounded
as folio ws-NortherIy by Norton Place sixt six
hundredths D6-lO0l feet; southerly bv land now or
SIDE Of the New Public Road. eighty-six and
by land now or late Of FrancisE E. Bliss. eighty i've
Also any rights Of the parties hereby notified TO
la nds in the streets In front of the lands herein
And The damage to be done TO tho owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. and then aud
ment.
@fILfaMM {. DOUBLEDAY,
John EDELSTEiN,
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Dated June ". 1892.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-01
WEST BERGEN DOINGs.

The Lady Aroma Association will meet
this evening at the residence of Miss
Annie Stoebiing. No. ~ Eye avenue. Ar
rangements will be ruade for a picnic
The Young Peoples Temperance
League will meet This afternoon In the
West Side avenue NJ. E. Church. Mrs.
V eii lit will conduct The meeting.
Epworth League No. 1904, entertained
the members of the Epwortn League of
the Eniony Presbyterian Church last
evening at the West Side NJ. E Church.
An excellent programme of music and
Rotations made the evening past pleas
antly. Refreshments were served.
The engagement of Miss Laura Smith,
OF .Bersen avenue, aud Mr.. Charles
Brown. is announced.
The Misses Annie and Frances Bell
man, of West Sid avenue, are summer
lug at Bethlehem, Pa.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-01

IN THE MATTER OF III sot,ce.
k LAY oF RE qgP E;Ew or PTbEfd Ssction {.
Road or THE COUNTY OF Case csoe1 No 20, I isSlsSo
To Sophie Banta and Julian N. Banta. her
haSband:-
appointed under Chapter CCLXXIv OF the Laws OF
1858 for New Jersey. and the supplements thereto,
oSner property. to Be taken for the laying out and
opening Of said road. and the DAMAGE to be d one
same and to 40 and perform sucn other duties a as
may De required by said ac,s tor that portion of
lies between the centre line OF Newark Avenue.
Jersey City. and the centre line of High FONT
on Monday, The first day of August next at two
o'clock. tne afternoon n. ct the savings Bank Build
in the CITY Of Hoboken. n. j.. then ana there to
examine and appraise the lands. real estate and
you are the owner, or in which you are Interested
and when is to be take for said road:-Ail THAT
Jersey. when, on q map ot said new Pu biz; Road.
made by Edlow ". Harrison. Chief Engineer. on
ers Of SAID county Ia copy whereof is also on file
In Hudson County Registers ofics) is known as
i RSsS 81 e. IN bIocK numSersi lss!-sssu, I bounded i0 as
follows:-NortEerly oy land now, or lats of Cornell
hundredths tls.ss1 feet: s%outherIy by land now, or
late OF francis Beckmann fifty eight and eighty
nue. two hundred and for1y.eig6t and seventy
seven hundredths CASIO feet; westerly by the
dred and nfty-six and thirty one hundredths
(256. 81 feet
lands III the streets In front Of the lands herein de-
scribed:
owners thereof by taking the same. and thea sand
there to execute our duties undar said appoint
ment.
wILLJAM LET'S.
GARREf FINK,
Commissioners, Section No. 8.
JOHN A. McGRArH.
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IN THE MATTER CT THE Nottca
EET T6lS oE III 9uTi NEW fEHRNG Section s.
E1A5 OF THE COUNTY OF Case caset No s0 i4 ls.i''4'
To X. Deuar Baeot and Sarah II. Bacot, his
oJe; James a. Fan ~iFagenen, Executor of
Cornelius D. Yam Fagenen, james a. Van
HaJenen-
appointed under Chapter of the Laws
OF 1883 for new Jersey, and the supplements
ostate and other property. to De taken for the lay
ing out and opening of said road. and the damage
taking the same and to do and perform su ch other
duties as may be required by said acts for that
portion of said road. known a5 section number
i've, which lies between the centre line OF New.trK
Avenue, Jersey City. and the centre line of High
meet on Monday the first day of August next at
two O'Clock. the afternoon. at the Savings Bank
streets, IN the City of Aobokon, n. j. then and
there to examine and ap3raise the lands. real e-
which you are the owner, or in which you are in
teresteu and which is TO be taken for sail road
said New Public load made by Edlow W. Harri-
Clerk of Ihosen Ere eholders of said county Ia copy
VIII reof is also on file in hud son County Registers
is4l-sl. bounded as followsi-Northerly by lands
ninety seven hundreds G.gO feet: southorly by
Lake street six and seventy eight hundredths
Public Road nifty $50 feet; and westerly by nelson
avenue fifty toOl feet.
lands III the streets in front of the lands herein
described,
owners thereof b. ia king the same, and then and
there to execute our duties under said appoint
"e JAMES F. CRANDALL,
WILLIAM LET'S,
GAkRET FINK,
Commissioners, Section No. S.
JOHN A. McGRATB.
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STATE NOTES.

The Camden Excise Board has reduced
the license fee from $500 to $500 and it is
now the same az that fixed by the County
Beard.
The Thirtieth Regiment of New Jersey
Voiuutee rs, a nine months organization
recruited in Pennington. will hold o re-
union on'September /, at Plainfeld.
Mrs. Amanda Dwarsack of Pompton
Plains, picked ia quarts OF strawberries
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-01
JOHN A. McGRATH
Council.
Dated June ~. 1S9?


IN THE AFTER OF THE
LAYING OUT, Opening. Sotics;
E EgEJ OF 6F TIE HEh NE GWr kqqRL dS faoeioR 10. a7s.11s.
HUDSON. VI Case No. l.is6B.
To Julia Z. Wiggins and Milton G.. WioCins,
her husband, Benjamin r. Cadmus, EnJant,
Mary b. Palmer, tGecutTfU of Rufa, StorU:-
Take notice that the subscribers, Commissioned
OF 1888 for New Jersey, and the supplements
estate and other properly. to be taken for the law.
ing out and opening of said road. and the damage
taxing Inc same and 10 do and perform such other
duties as may be required by said acts for that
one. which lies Within the City of saSonne. viii
meet on thursday, the fourth day OF August next
a sho tT city Hall G'elG ln lie h. the cls st'sr0 of Ba q.
onne. then and there to examine
e ether propersy heTeina affa&s' de ssSi d.'e Of wh anS
you are the owner, Or in which you are interested
plot OF land in the city u Bayonns, New
Isr5ins' R 1ndoh m on a oy map Rd,o of said Msw
SON, cnis f. fsngineer. on file in the n ONCE
OF the Clerk of Chosen Freeh olders of said county
kegl tors office is known as part Of lot num-
bsred ffteea to twenty.5we Is TO ~. both in
thirty and six hundredths (s006l feet; southsrly BY
dredths "a loss feet; oasreriy BY Avenue A two
hundred and forty hundredths 20. 40l feet. and
Road two hundred and forty nundredths (200.4 40
feet.
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified
to lands in the streets in front of the lands herein
described
owners thereof BY taking the same. and then and
there TO execute our duties under said appoint
ment.
ALBERT J.. L1GNor.
Il oCoSNoR.
Commissioners, Section No. l.
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Dated June 20. 1892.
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Legal NOTICES.


lNG- our, UPENING. ETc NoscS,
OF THE NEW PUB o GGcaion : ,sa-soaa
81 H coGNTY " HUD Case No. iISi.
10 Gertrude DIFFERING. Adan w. Dietering:-
appointed under Chapter of the Laws
OF lsss FOR New Jersey, and the supplements
thereto. 70 examine and appraise the Land, real
Ing out ahd opening OF said road. ana the damage
to be done 10 the owner or owners thereof. BY tax
Ing the same and TO do and perform such other
duties as may be required by said acts tor that
portion OF SAID road. known as section number
hve. which lies LeIween ths centre line or newark
Ioint Avenue, In tho Town Of West Ho6oksn, Will
meet on Monday. the first day OF August next. at
two O'CLOCK. the ,afternoon,, at the savings Bank
In the City OF HoSoken. N. j., then and there
TO examine and appfalse tho lands. real estate
and othor property hereinafter described. of which
and which Is ~ be taken for said road:- ALL that
plot of land Ia Jersey City. Hudson Count. New
made by Edlow w. Harrison, Chief ngineer, on
fl o IN the oflice or tho clerk OF Chosen Freehold ers
Hudaon County Registers of1cel, Is known as part
Of lot numbered five t5l, in block numbered 1857
y4S. bounded us follows: -NortherIy by Land now
eighty three hundredths $3.50 feet; southerly oy
Carlton avenue six and ftfJy-seven hund edths
(E.57) feet: easterly by Nelson avenue one hundred
size OF the New Public Road on Q hundred and
fifteen and two hundredths tll5uJ feet.
lands In me strests in front OF the lands herein
described.
ers thereof by taking tho same. and then and
there to execute our duties under said appoint
ment e ~ ~
WILLIAM LET'S.
.GARREr FINK,
Commissioners, Section No. g.
InuN 4 MnGD mir
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JOHN y. AcGRATH,
Counsel.
Dated, Juno q. 1872.

ne 6UI oFkSIIGs aTci; sS eo1iSn $.
Of TIE County OF HUD, Block Eaos ~ 20. III, iSsssis'
To Marcus Starlight and Emanuel STARLIGHT,
PdTtae. as starlight Bros, Mary hansen
SuqUiUiatq EGecutor, dc of Joseph Eager,
deceased, George W. HdackinS and EiIsacorth
+. Haa1EfatS, partners as {. p. Hoe5kGas
Sous
appointed under Chapter CCLXXIv. OF the Laws
Of Is Sfor New Jersey. aud the supplements there
and other property. to be taken for the laying out
and opening or said roao. and the damage 10 be
the same and to do and perform such Other duties
as may be required by said acts for that portion of
said road. known as section number i've, which
lies Letween the centre line OF Newark Avenue,
Jersey Z ". and the centre line of ttigh Point ave-
nue., in the Town of West Hoboken, will meet on
A.onday, the first day of August next. at two
O'Clock. the afternoon. at the Savings Bank Build
C1ty OF hoboken. J. -, then and there to examine
a Srope nPPfha er 3 l after ru aes :; iSet Of of'a Which sna lo 0t afe
the owner oS or In which y.g are interest ed ana
ofland in Jersey CITY, Hudson IounIN. Sew Jer-
soy, which on a map Of sai1 hew Public ROAD.
file IN the ONCE OF the Clerk OF Chosen srs
OF SAID county "a copy whereof is also on hls in
part OF lot numbered one ~. in block numbered
1876 9lg. bounded a. follows: -NorthsrIy by / nd
hundredths (1.6g] feet: southefiy BY land now or
late OF executors of Joseun Nj. Scott thirteen ana
ftty-six hundIcdths 1885 feet; easteriy by Hel-
son avenue fifty (5ol feet; wester. 3 oF the westerly
side Of The New Public Road on y curve hfty-one
and seventy hundredtas (5l.fD fest.
Also any rights or tno parties hereby notified to
lands in the streets in front OF the lands horein
described.
Ana the damage to be done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. and then and
there to execute our dut1es under said appoint
ment.
JAMES F. ~CRANDALL,
WILLIAM LET'S.
GARRETT FINK,
Commissioners, Section No. 5.
InuN A McCnaru
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IN TIE MATTER OF THE Notice.
LAYING OUT OPENING, Section o
ETC OF H NEW PUBLlG Block No. 594-I2ss
HUDSON,
To John H. Woods and James W. Woods,
minors and heirs at tnl0 of Margaret @.
WOODS, James Wood, ST., Guardian, and
James Wood, ST.
ers appointed under Chapter CCLXXlv OF the
Laws or 1858 for No Jersey, and the supplements
thsreto, TO examine and appraise the land, real
Ing out and opening of said road and the damage
to be done to tho owner or owners thereof, BY
taking the same Gnd to do and perform such other
duties as may BE- required by said acts for that
portion OF said road. known as section number
two. which lies between the southerly boundary
line of Jersey City. and the centre line OF Morton
Place, Jersey City, will meet on Friday. the
the afternoon. at the cbancelIors hambers, 30. /
Exchange Place. Jersey City. then and there to
examine and appraise the lands, real estate and
you are the owner. or in which you are interested
and which is to be taken for said road:-An that
a map of said New Public Road. made BIZ Edlow
W. harrison, Chief Engineer, on file In the of1ce
"a copy whereof is also on file in hudson County
Registers orice) is known as art OF lot numbered
seven % In block numbered 5W-l2g9, bounded as
foliows:-Nortner by land now. or late OF James
H henderson one hundred and four and ninety
hundredths ttJ4 yD feeE; s~ougherly by lands now.
Catharine W. Cotton. ct al one hundred and fifty
nine hundredths DIV. 5O feet easterly b. the cast
erly side of the Sew Public Road one hundred ana
ninety seven ana forty one hundredths Q9T40
feeti westerly oy tho westerly side or the New
Public TOAD one, hundred and ninty-seVen and
forty seven h andredths Q9l4D feet.
And the damage to be done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. and then and
there 10 execute our duties under said appoint
- JOHN REID,
ILL C. DOUBLEDAY.
JOHN EDELsPEIN,
Commissioners. Section 30.