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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
CARTERETs SATURDAY NIGHT.


The weekly stag" at the Carteret Club
Saturday night was very enjoyable aud
as successful asits pleasant predecessor
EARLY in the. evening the parlofs became
filed with guests and members. and had
not the billiard room relieved the pres
sure. the crowd would have been too
great for conf Tt. During the evening
some excellent music was rendered aud
E. A. DAILY, a New Yorb~ humorist, gave a
number of excellent selections in good
style. The most amusing feature of the
was the three round bout be-
tween two little black boys who live in
Greenyille.
Next Saturday night there will be read
inRs by Burdette and music by the Valen-
cha Orchestra.
Among those who enjoyed the pro-
gramme last Saturday night were:-
Charles B. Thurston. w. w. Coffin. F. f.
c. Young, j. M. 1'appau, William G..
Bumsted. j. E. Hulshizer, Alderman
Max Salinger, George +. Smith, William
E. Gratten, DR.. Benjamin Edge, Johu
Herbert, John E.. Humpt. Andrew W.
Post, George C. Toffey, DR.. William l..
Pyle, DIR. E. P. Jenkins, DR.. w. A.
Durrie, DR.. Lynch. ex-senator W. D. Ed
wards, George B. Edwards and Garwood
Ferris.
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G~REENvILLE GLEAN1NGs

The Greenville Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will hold an appropriation sale
this evening at No. 80 Linden avenue.
The United Building and Loan Associs-
tion will meet to receive subscriptions at
Bamber Hall
The fair held a few days ago at the Gar
field a. G.. rooms for the benefit of
Christ Hospital WAS a financial succ ass.
over one hundred dollars having been
realized. The fair was held under the
auspices of Helpful Circle Kings
Daughters of the Grace P. E. Church.
Mr.. Charles Fawcett. Of Pearsatl ave-
nue., has returned from Chicago, where
he attended the Columbus celebration.
The team attached to.a delivery wagon
Of E. Ridley & Sons. of New York. rau
away on Ocean avenue Saturday after
noon. Tue wagon narrowly escaped coll
liding with a G~reenville horse car, The
horses were stopped by Policemen Dunn
| and Mcintyre before much damage WAS
done. At Claremont avenue one of the
wheels on the wagon struck u
tree and the driver was thrown out. He
escaped injury, however.
Mr.. and Ms. Barbour. of New YORK,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Outwater, of Avenue E, have returned
home.
Al the next meeting of the teachers of
the Reformed Church Sunday School ii
superintendent will be elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr.. Pocknan. Mr.. Homer Brooke will
in all probability be elected.
The Elite Literary Society held a meet
ing on Saturday evening sb the residence
of Mr.. j.. f. Byrne. No. 20 Pearsall ave-
nue.. The subject for teha g WAS
should Immigration be Res ricted? Pr
Mir. r. Petit anu j. f. Byrne argued Tor
the affirmative ann j. Sullivan for tie
Be4atlve. The judges, "A. A. LANCER Ii
j.. Byrne, DECIDED in favor Of the alfirlna-
tive side.
The tenth annual target excursion and
ball of The Greenville Guard Will be held
on Thursday. Tie Guard will parade
through Greenville in the n,rning and
shoot for valuable prizes at the Schuetzen
Park in the afternoon. Iu the evening u
hall will be held at Metropolitan Hall,
when the prizes will be presented 10 the
successful competitors.
The Minkakwa Club will meet this
evening at the Ocean Avenue Clubhouse
to arrange for a social session.
The relatives of Mr.. George Maxwell,
who was killed on tile Central Railroad
at GreenvIile a few weeks ago, will sue
lie railroad company for $50, 900 damages.
They are confident that they will win tha
suit.
The growth of the Woodlawn district
has been marked of late. Houses are
springing up on almost every thorough
fare. The new Woodiawn sew err has
much to do with this building boom. All
thai the residents now ask for is that
much needed public school.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N NENt
IN 1H5 MtTTEk Of + 10 lee.
H H.. * so Az "a 52as tssa 10 q ls sss'Ts'A
To W9liasn 4 4 ring, ogyrie y. .P,4aee and
s o'. sesspsas. 1 florence scass.Sg, Geor 81
Sch,citg. &nseiia M. Sebpita, Waiter II.
Sch rag. Mdtha ide scersta. MS scife. Sarah
IT, Mona aud George Mann, her husband.
Take notice thaF tie subseslbsrs, commissioner
OF is 9 for acw Jersey, and the supplements there
and other efoperts TO be taken fof the laying OUT
aud opening Of said road, ana this damage o DO
the same and - do and perfSrm saoh otaer dntiess
a. may be requirel ny said aces for that portion
lies between the centre line or Ne wark avenue,
sess9 ~ the by, t ond t os S Ssatrf a oans 81 VIII VII m nosa' on ave
MONDAY. The F~ollkrEEMTH DAY OF NovEM-
y NEXT
at two O'Clock. the afternoon. at tho Savings
streets, in the City OF 1opoken. n. j., then and
acre 20 exanine AID ~appraiee the lands. rsal
Of watca Soa are the ow ser. Of in Which you are
interested and whica is TO be takenfo or said road
All that plot OF laad In jersey Ctts, Hudson Coun-
y, New 1ersss, wnicn: on 3 map q Id st,s, P yla
rreeholders of said county g copy Whereof is
kn3sh as bart Of lot a a umoercd sixsesn do5 in blocE
mum bereu 1 5By- s9s. boanled as follows; Northeriy
by lana now or laoe OF John ". Toussalnt twenty
Cs9J feet. soatherly BY Land now or ate OF Charles
L. Ioeain Isent} CD feet, easterls by Durham
avenue TWEEN ,y-hye CD feet and westerly by the
we.t trly side OF lhs New Public Roal TWEEN Sy-ive
(25l feet E
Also any rights 0: the par les harebv notified to
lands in the Streets In front OF the lands herein
described Sc
AnusJha damage to be done to the owner or own
ers thereof bg taking the same. a III laen and
there 10 execute our duties under said appoint
ment
AMES F. CRANDALL,
WILLIAM LETS,
A EFT FINK.
Com missioners, section No.A
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Counsel
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FASHIONS FANCIES.
Eccentrioities in Sleeves-New Cloaks-
Haudkerchiaf Roe

Eccentrioities in Sleeves-New C1Oaks-
handkerchief Bags.
Feathers are very fashionable, and trim
most of the large hats now so much
worn.
Several bags, one for holding brush
and comb. and smaller ones for various
purposes, are made of different sized
handkerchiefs of Iiuen or silk. A circle
is drawn with pencil. so that it touches
the hem in the centre of each side. With
This as Il guide, a narrow hem is run
around. making a place for draw strings.
The points are left to hang over on the
outside of the bag. Stlil another way
is to fold over the corners of the hand
kerch:ef until an octagon shaped figure
Is made. The corners are fancIly stitched
down with colored silk, aud the place
for draw strings is made around the edge,
as before. The corners with the fancy
stitching will make sufficient decoration
Tor ths bag.
New evening cloaks are of brocade, ben
galine or satin, covered with a second
cloak of culture lace aud lined with
glace or bfocaded silk. Further orna-
meuts are in the form OF pearl, crystal
u gold pa~ssementerie, covering the
shoulders, collar aud tops of the sleeves.
Pink. white or H1auye are The chief colors.
These garments are in full Ihree-Quarter
lengths. aud some have u fur collar above
a shoulder friil of lace, aa nothing jars
nowadays in the way of comDlnesi ma
ieiials. The long Chinese lamb makes a
most luxurious lining, with q collar that
may be turned ia or outsiue. b hideous
Vatican back aud circular front prevail
in these.
The eccentricities of the sleeve of the
present are well worth studying. Some
thing seems to have bewitched the ordi-
nary plain sleeve. The sleeve for the fall
and winter gowns has recklessly abau-
doned any suggestion of ~plainness. Col
ors run riot with Que another aud puffs
and friIls are combined in unique fash
ion. A new but eccentric sleeve has a
black lace frill over the shoulder. from
beneath which comes u loose puff of scar
let silk From wrist to elbow il Il cuff of
back velvet covered with a lattice work
of fine red silk cord. A sleeve where
puffs aud lacs are combined Is signed
for an afternoon at home" gown
and Is a succession of pufs Of soft silk,
while from beneath each pntf comes a
graceful fail of lace. 1t is flushed with
Il deep lace frIll. In a stylish sleeve for a
street gown there is first Il puff OF tweed
of tightly woven chevoit, then two bands
Of velvet which blend with The material,
then another puff outlined with more
bands OF velvet. 1t is finished with a
tight-fitiilig straightcuf.
Stylish waking gloves have large pearl,
horn or gilt buttons.
Mink fur edging Is a stylish trimming
fer street COWS.
some OF the English dress goods closely
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JOHN A. McGRATH.
Dated October j, isss.

IN THE MATTER OF THE Notice.
LAYlNG, ogI, orENlNG. Section 3
E}5 AS s 5 j. h 1 o5 5ss. tsss 10 81 49,, SSa'
tY OF HUDSON.
To Mary Anp Birmingham and Patrick Bim-
iaqhant, her husband, thar heirs, deuisees or
legal representatives..
Take notice that the sui scribers, Commissioners
appointed unaer Chapter CCLAXlV. OF the Laws OF
1883 for sew Jersey, and the supplement- thereto,
to examine and apptalse tie Ian i real estate and
OPP ming OF said road an rhe dltIiase to be DOS
70 sSm the s Swn ta do or and ow lsrfor sae sTssh os Ry 'e aaIiss 'a as
may he REQUIRED b. SAIL acts FOR tnat portion or
said road, know as section number I'VE. which
Jersey City, and the centre linz of mig! Point ave
nus. in the Own OF Weit hoboken, will meet on
MONDAY, The T VILE a OF DE:
next at two O'Clock, the afternoon. at the Savings
Bank Building. corner Ae SarK and " ashfnReon
stree is, in tns ely Of Honoken, \ J.; hen aug
estate and other property hereinafter described +,
of which you are the owner. or in which YOU are
All that PLOT of land in ownshig Of North lergen:
Hudson county, New, Jersoy. whicn. on q map OF
son Chief Engineer. on file in the Office of the
Clerk of Chosen frsehoidegs OF said county "a copv
ter's on1cel is known as mart OF lot NUMBERED sew
enty (7Ul In Dlock numbered 2.-iL bounded as fol-
Van an yoiSeapnrg twenty ToI fest, s%oltneriy bs
land now or late OF Ailss Eller barrett twenty (W
feet, easferls b{ Durham avenue twensy- i've (25l
feet. westerly BY the westerly side Of the New
Pubic Road twenty five (25l feet
lands in the Streets in front Of the lands herein de
seribed.
owners thereof 6y taxing the same. and the n and
there to execute our duties under said appoint
mont
WILLIAM. LET'S,
ARfkT FINK.
Commissioners, section No. 5.
Holm A. MCiRATH.
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OLN ~
Counsel.
Dated October /. 1892
N THE MATTER OF THE .
LAYING OUT, OPrNING, SSo.loe.
TTthSSr ~ tDiS rEE" r y Flock No l,S479N
COUNTY OF HUDSO Ease NJ A'-'''

COUNTY OF HUDSON II
To jane P. NcGratc, Rebecca w. Dacight. Re-
becca A. Delight Annie A. Dciaht. alsa r.
Daoigat. John W. Delight, Adslia A. Dtoi ght,
Mary ". RocsUeH, Erust.s s. RocktCeH. her
husband Airs. Douglas BodrdmGn. eeecutriG
of g1i.l of John McGra'c, Douglass Board
man, executor of John McGrdw. deceased.
Take notice that the subscribers. Commissioners
Of ISSs tor New JERSEY, and the supplements
thereto. TO examine and appraise the lan1. real es-
out and opening of said road. ami the damage 10
be donc 10 the owner or owners the eof, BY q liking
the same and to do and perform sucn Other duties
a. may be required by SAID acts for that portion of
said road. knoNn as section number five, which
Jerse CT. and se centre Inc of Hign Point ave
nue., in the Town of West Aoooken. Will meet on
MONDAY. H TWELFTH DAY or DECEMBER
NEXT,
at two o'clock, the afternoon, at the Savings Bank
Building. corner newark and Wa shin gton streets,
examine y AMI appraise the lands snsr real estate and
other property be hereinafter describe |. of which 80 u
which is 10 De taken for said road:-All thar plot OF
land in jersey City, hudson County, New jersei.
by Edlow ". Harrison. Chief Engineer, on Gle in
the ofice or the CierK of CHOSEN Free nolders or
son County registers oIes), is kuo wn as part OF
lot numbered nirtY-seyen 80 gnd thirty eight
lows: -Nortnsrly by land now or lat4 OF Charles
Horan. twenty az feet, s%oatherly b. land now or
e asis b = Neisoa s sospns0f Sfsy S as fee ~ we ester ai BY
the westerly side Of the New Public Road fifty (5O}
Also any rights OF the parties hsreby notified to
lands in the streets in front of the land herein
And the damage to be done to the owner or own
ers thereof by taking the same, and then and there
to execute our duties under SAID q appointment.
William LET'S,
GARRETT INK
Commissioners Section No. 5.
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Dated October /. 1899.
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IN THE MATTER OF Notice.
THE LAYING OUT.
OPENING, ETC. OF Section 5.
The NEW PUBLIC
ROAD OF THE Block No. 1851 So.
COUNTY OF HUD-

0O-t | S4o W.
To Brent Good and Annd N. Good, his acife:
Take notice that the subscriber. Commission
es appointed under Chapter CCLXXIV. of the
Laws of 1855 Tor New Jersey, and the supple
tnents thereto, to examine and apI raise the
land, real estate and othe. properly, 10 be taken
for the laying out aud opening OF said rold, and
the damage to be done to ths owner or owners
thereof, by taking the same and to do. and per-
sd d acts for that portion of said road, known as
section lumber five. which lies between the
centre liue OF Newark avenue. jersey City, and
the centre line of High Point avenue IN the
Town of West Hoooken, will meet on
MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT.
at two O'Clock, tne afternoon, at the Savings
Bank Building, corner Newark and Washington
streets, in the City of hoboken, N. j., then and
there to examine and appraise the ianI:, real
estate and other property hereinafter described,
of which you are the owner. Or in which YOU are
Interested and which is to be taken for said
road: All that plot of land In Town OF West
Hoboken, Hudson Couaty, New Jersey. which,
on a map of said New Publ Road, made by
q How W Harrison. Chief Engineer, on file IN
he office of the Clerk OF Chosen Freeholders of
said C )unty Ga copy whereof is also on file in
Hudson County Registers office is known as
part of lot numbered Seven 90 in block num-
bsred 1876 f-32, bounded as foliows:-Northerly by
Paterson Plank Road thirtv-one and tifty-two
hundredJhs (31 SCI feet, southerly by land now
or lutte of Wilhelmlna ~Schopman ct al. twenty
Coz test. easterly by the easterly side of the
New Public Road thirty-sevan and eleven nun
dredths (S7. ~ feet, and westerly by Durham
avenus s~ixty-one and fifty hunIredths (5l SOD
feet.
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified
to lands in the streets in front Of the lands here
in described.
And the damage to be done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. aud then
and there to execute our duties under said ap-
pointment.
JAMES F. CRANDALL, II.
WILLIAM LET'S,
GARRET FINK,
Commissioners, Section No. 5.
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Counsel.
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Dated Jersey city, October 10 1s9s.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS o FURNISHING
II POLICE PATROL SIGNAL SYSTEM.

Proposals for apparatus and construction of a
system commonly called a police patrol system,
embracing a telephone and signal telegraph sys.
tenn, to aid In connection with the general patrol
system OF Jersey City, MI
Sealed proposals for furnishing q system embrar,
in Connection with the general patrol system now
IN use for the Police Department for foor OF the pr;
at the office OF the Police Commissioners, at Police
Headquarters, corner Of ,Grekory street and Cooper
President OF the Board of Police Commissioners
Jersey City, up to Tuesday, october %, at four
O'Clock P. Nj. CT that day
Specifications and alt necessary Information may
be had on application at the office of said Police
Commissioners OF Jersey City
Said Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and a bids as they may deem to the best inter
est of the city,
BY order Of the Board Of Police commissioners
u. z. RoBlNSs)<,
Clerk.
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ILAYTNG oggg, oPESISs sse1ioa S.
L liz Rs Eo6 AZ ALLISON OF rAE case No 90 i.5 5j9.0-'i''
To Ida Scott allen and Leois Fl. Allen, her
husband, Charles Scott and Mrs. Charles
Scott. his aoife, Winfield Scott and Sstuia
Scott, his tvife, Aettie Scott, Mary scott, Alice
Sinaonsoa aud Thomas SintonSon. her hus-
band. fdrGrd EUerte and Maud Euerte, his
wife. Zennettd Lush and Ed. Atpood Lush,
her husband.
Take notice that the subscribers. Commissioners
appointed under Chapter CCL&AIV. OF the avs
of k93ror New Jersey, and the supplements there
to. to examioe aud appra Sc the land. real estate
aud other property; to be taken for the laying out
aud openin ( of said road, AMI Jae damage 10 ba
done 10 the owner or owners thereof, by taking
the same and TO 90 ana perform sucn othsr duties
said road, known as sec ston number five, which
jersey CITY and the centre line of High Point ave-
nue. in the Town Of MesI HoDoken, will meet on
D THE TWELFTH DAY OF
NEXT,
at two o'clock. the aftern DON. at the Savings Bank
Building. corn sr newark and Washington streets,
examine and appralse the lands. real estate ana
other paopert, hereinafter ue crlOed. OF which
and which is to be taken for said road:-Ail thai
plot OF land in Jersey Cry, Hudson county. New
made by tdlow W. Harrison. Chief nginesr, on
ME in the one OF the Clerk of Chosen treeholders
of said cOantF IA copy whereof Il also on file in
budson count .tegister's officel is Nnown as part
Of LOT , aa96 ? jTsd Sin pe1 81 ana q f iSn 90 In block
by lam nov or late of isabella Norris fifteen and
thirty-sfx hundredths Qi.s6) feet more or less;
~southerly b. land now or late of Bertha Hendrlch
nineteen and ninety-hundredths az. o. feet more
or lesS easCerly by Nelson avenue tfey-five and
by the westerly side of tine New Public Road fft,-
five and eignty-two hundredths (55.a2) feet more
or less.
Also any rights of tie parties hereby notified to
lands in the streets in front Of the lands herein
Deserted.
And me damage TO be done to the owner or
owners thereofOy taking the same, and then and
there to execute our duties under SAID APPOINT
ment.
JAMES f.. CRANDALL,
WILLIAM LIE rs,
N RRETF FINK,
commissioners. section No, S.
Toun A NcCpATu
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JOHN A. McORATH,
Dated. octoSer !. l5aa.
IN THE 7 Of THE Notice.
E E46iS oT 1 1GI' new 8EEH PGs siSes 10 : a.o.gt.s.
lie koAD OF Tas Case No. LssS.
craaoford, his wle, Charlotte NJ. Ridder and
Nh. -- ttidier her husband, Jacob Neu-
staedte,. aud Fanag Nenstdedter. has lorfe,
Feltr Neufelder and Mrs. F'elir NeNfelder,
his 10 f., John O.. Woodruff and Mrs. John
o. Woodruf. h. toVe. Frederick Pausson
AMI william PauIson. hsf husbdnd:-
Take notice that the subscribers. ISL on
laws 81 1855 FOR New Jersey. and the supplement )
thereto, TO examine and appraise the land. real
iaylns ont and openins Of SAID road. anu the dain.
age TO be done TO the owner or owners tner cot. by
oIhsr duties as may be required by said acts ror
that portion OF said road known as section num-
newark avenue, Jersey City. and the centre line
OF high rofnt Avenue Ia the Town OF " est HOBO.
Ken. Viii meet on
MONDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY or DECEMBER
NkXf.
at two O'Clock. the afternoon. at the Savings
sank building. corner Newark ana Washington
tLere to examine and ap raise Lae lands. real es-
tate AID other properly hereinafter described. Of
whtcn you are the o sner, or in which you are
intsre SEED and which, is to % taken for said
roadi-An that plot Of land In Vest noooken.
said Nsw Pubic Road, made, By Ediow W. Harri
s sIs,k Cn " ca nnslae Tg.e on hss ~ d tn sai z nee ceS 2, sa 1a
copy whereof is also on nile In Hudson county Reg.
twensy Is55 Ia hiock numbered s.ois,s is aau usdeI
as foilows;-Nortneriy by land now or late OF John
ts..ssI feet more or less; soatneriy, BY land now
or late OF Marcus Fletschnauer sixty Two and
easseris by he ~eAsleriy Side Of the ~sw Pubic,
tsoad sixtyfour and nfteen hundredths ga l5)
nue. sIxry-four (6i) feet, more OF less,
Also any rights OF Toe parties hereby notified to
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gFGAL NOTICES.


or inte OF Jacob Sch wa stz, eleven and twenty
handredths Il ~, feet more o less: southerIy by
land nov or late OF Ntcnolas ReIssnbefg two and
easrsrly by Bergen wood avenue fity-tnree and
~ftxty-sfx hundredsis . 81 feet moro or lie y,
westerly by the westerly side OF the sew Puplic
Road hfty-one and seventy -nine hundreiths tal..s
feet more or less.
Also any rights Of tho a. los hereby noddei
TO lanas In the streets In from. OF the Ian j. nefeia
described
And the damage to be done TO the owner or
owners thereon by taking the sams. and then ana
there toexecute our duties under sail appoint
meat.
+. CRANDALL.
WILLIAM LElES.4
GARRETT FINK,
Commissioners, Section No. s.
JOHN A. McGRATH.
counsel.
Dated October /, 1892
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w EEL CLOVER a~egf-rai5.
Ing fl0ur costs a few cents
moro taan some brands, but
it can be made cheaper. We
ccGid Use a cheaper fttu1;
put phosphate Of iime in
place of cream Of tartGr and
paper that breeks ard
wastes for a card board boz,
and save you the extra pen-
MES. But would YOU want
it? In the matter Of liv ng,
feeding body and soul, is The
best, the lleaEts,iest, the most :
paIatabIe 60 good for you?
THE GLOVER MILLS.
H~-O-Hornby's Perfect Oatmeal.
wect Clover Se!t-Raising Flou-.
Sweet Clover Self-Raising B~uckwheat.
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Dated Jersey City, October II. 1870;
CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of
October. 1922, the Commissioner of Assessment
fled in the office of the Clerk of the Board OF
Street and Water Commi> sic ners their final
assessment map and report for the improve
ment of
KENSINGTON AVENUE,
from Bergen avenue to q point about no feet
west thereof. and the same is now open to puD-
lie inspection in the Office of the Clerk Of said
Board.
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular ~sectious thereof
are Included in sail a IS as nenti--
KENSINGTQN AVENUE.
from Bergen avenue to a point about $50 feet
west thereof.
And that the fourteenth day of November,
1872. at ten o'clock A. M and the meeting Dom
of the Board OF Street and Wa er Commission
ers, are hereby fixed as the time aud place
when and where the Board Of Str, Ell and Water
Commissioners " II meet to hear, consider and
adjudicate upon all objections to said assess
ment and report.
All objections thereto must be presented in
writing.
BY order of the Board Of Street and Water
GEORGE T. BoUroN,
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. October 10. 1897.