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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-15
THE DECAY or THE BUFFALO.

They Wore Ccuatless In tic Old DAYS
and Now 1hsy Have Almost Disappeared
Once All lnhabitant of this continent
from the Arctic slope to Mexico and from
Virginia to OREGON, and. within the
memory of men yet young, roaming the
plains in such numbers that it seemed
that 1t could never b. e~xterminated, the
buffalo has now disappeared as utterly as
has the bisoa from Europe,
The early explorers were constantly az
tohished by The multltudinous herds
which they met with, the regularity of
their movements, and The dep roads
which they made in travelling from place
to place. Many of the earlier references
ara to territory east of The Mississippi,
tut even within the last fifteen years buff
falo were to be sesn on the Western plains
III bers So great that an entirely sober
and truthful account seems like fable.
Describing the abundance of buffalo in a
Ger ain region, an Indian once said to me.
III the expressive sign language of which
all old fruntferSmsn have some knowledge,
"The couairy was one robe."
Much has been written about their
enormous abundance i'll the old days, but
l have n Yer read anything thatI thought
have seen them. Only one who has actu-
ally spent months in travelling among
them in those old days can credit the
stoties told about them. Once, in
the country between hhe Platte. and
Republican Rivers. ! suw a closely
musse herd of buffalo so vast that | dare
not hazard u guess as to its numbers, and
in later yearsI have travelled for weeks
at A time 10 Northern Montat!a without
ever being out of shit of bnffalo.-From
The Last of the Buffalo," by George
Bird Grinnell, in the September Scribnef.
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HOW TO CLEAN STREETS.

Let This Be Done and the Echoes and
tile Babies" VIII Sing Joy4uliy.
To the Editor of the JERSEY Citv Netcs:-
1t seems TO me that there is a great
deal of articulate folly about thi
matter of cleaning the streets. Tne way
to clean the streets, as Allan McDermptt
pointed out last spring. is to ENJOY the
dirt from them. You emit remove the
dirt by simply talking about it. 1 believe
that our officials, from the Mayor down.
are anxious to perform their whole dnty
in the matter of cleaning the city. The
rolice. under the inspiration of President
Feeney, have done IA great deal in this
direction. The Health Board, under the
management of INSPECTOR Benjamin,
have been commercially active. Bat the
fact remains that our city is not clean.
The mark of the Barbarian is distinctly
all over US. ANY man with an eye or a
nose lit his service can readily satisfy
himself that this is the case. The prime
difficulty in solving the problem of muni-
cipal sanitation il, as Gommls-
sioner Madden said at the recent
conference, the lick of funds to carry on
the work. 1t WAS a sensible and tinle,v
set of President Edelstein and his associ-
ates in the Board of Fiuance to call a
meeting of our authorities to devise ways
ard means TO put our city ia proper suni-
tary condition. 1t is much to be Regretted
that nothing came of it.
What would | propose? Well, briefly.
something like this: There are nineJy-
four, let US a 100. police posts in this
city. A man, horse and cart can be hired
for s. a day. Employ 100 mel, each with
Il horse and cart. Assign one maa with
his horse aud cart to each police
post. Make him subject to the
orders of the officer on the
post. Hold the officer responsible
for the condition of the streets on his
post. One hundred men with horses aud
carts at 81 per out fit per day would, [ an
inclined to think. come to $500 a day.
For a week this would amount to 81. 100
GncluGiug Subdays) and for ten weeks.
which woul1 be rs long as we should
need these extraordinary measures. $2l,-
900. If me men observed Sunday 1t would
be IS. 600 less.
Let the Board of Finance, with the APP
prevail of the Mayor, raise this sum for this
purpose and let the-work be done by the
city.
The present street contractor should, of
course, De required to remove the ashes
and garbage as usual and the business OF
the special corps of street cleaners should
be with the stl Gets themselves.
l haven't seen my friend Feeney since
my return to town, as I understand he is
daily engaged in a Graeco-Romau strug-
gle with the baccilli. but il he thinks we
of nv suggestion lie is just the man to
put it into practical opel alton.
When a community gets SO chronically
tired that it Is too lazy 10 dodge the chol-
era, it is time some one should give it u
hyperdermic injection of something
stimulating. JOSEPH N. NooNAN.
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STATE NOTES.

-
w. G. Bogert has been appointed Post
master at Clifton.
The Tuesday after the season. ended
at Asbnry Park and Ocean Grove the
hank there received in cash deposits over
SOS, 1000.
A Plainfeld Prohibitionist refuses to
sell sand to a man whom he has supplied
for wears, because it is to be u>ed in
building n hotel.
Superintendent Dawson of THE Hacken-
sack electric light plant killed firtv-seven
sparrows Mt one shit last week. The
birds had gathered in large numbers in
Florist GamewelPs chicken yard, where
they were a great nuisance.
The operatives of Budd's shoe factory,
at Burlington, which was burned on
Wednesday last, came to the site of the
building armed with picks End sbnvels
on Monday, and gratuitously worked all
day c~leanfng mp the debris. The factory
IS to be rebuilt at once.
Hanford Brothers of Mfdhletown, N. Y.
who won first monev in one of thu Deck
ertown r"ces. complain that thev re-
ceived only 1925 ont Of the rurse of 800.
and it cost them neatly three times that
amount to send the horse to neckertown.
LeGter ratents have been taken ont by
a woman at Madison for an Improvement
in envelopes Tho invention consists in
printing a SIN III dev'ca of any share o.,
VI " 'hf u EoNAS " u lt vi IN III IL
envelone IN 2 sensitive fluid, stable whe1
dry. but which will run or spread on tho
application of steam o. moistur,. thereby
showing at once when a letter has been
tampered with. The Government has
recently invited inventors 10 submit their
ideas for means of directing the unlawful
opening of sealed lettaps.
An accident on the New York and Phil
adelphia branch of the ReadinQ Railroad
sim liar to that which h%aupenei at Hope
we'll occurred at Belle Mead on Monday
morning at about four O'Clock. 1t was
caused by the collision of a fast freight
with al oil train which was being
switched off to allow che y assape of the
freight. The engine of the freight train
p an into the oil car completely demot-
ishing Two and np.'riing others. The
engine was badly wre cked. The engi-
neer and iremen. seeing their danger. at
t empted to escHre over the tender, but
both were badly injured and were re-
moved to the hospital. Fire vas com
municated 10 the escaping oil hy the
overturned engine and the %eastbonnd
track was destroyed for mn eighth of a
mile. The station was threatened MT one
time and the bridge crossing over the cut
above the stafion was scorched and black
ened by the fl smes and smoke.
Marley Hough, while ~rloughirg r.
Gently near the Blooming Grove g hool
b ouse, in Sussex county, found d Spanisl,
shilling. or "'leven.penny bit." dated
1851.
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Counsel
Dated August %, 1892.

LLAA9YfNS 9gT, oPENiSss. Section
COUNTY OF HUDSON. Case No la.
representatives, Jacob Van Wdoeaen, E1ecu-
tor, Johnston hunt, Dauid III. Koehler, ct ais.
partners as D. N. KoehieT Dc Sons.
p lake nSs, ice d snaf 81 S hsn subscribers SC4 cSmmissioners
1858 for New Jersey, and the supplements there o.
other properly, to BE taken Tor the laying out AMI ny
opening of said road, and the damage to be done
same and to do aud perform sucn otaer duties as
may be required by said acts for thai portion Of
lies between the centre iins Of Newark avenue,
Jersey Sity. and the centre line OF High Point ave-
nue. in tue Town Of West Hoboken. will meet on
MONDAY. TEE FIRST DAY OF o
NEXT
at two O'Clock. the afternoon, at the Savings Bank
Building. corner Newark and Washington streets.
In the City OF HoboKen, y. j., then and there to
examine aad appraise the lands. real estate and
other properly hereinafter described. Of which
you are the. owner. or in which you are intate tied
and which is TO be taken fr said roats-An thar
Plot sose OF land ,rhin IA Jersey o CITY; and sou Gopnsy, New
made by Edlow w. Hgrrison. CHER Engineer. on
file in the office Of the Clerk Of Chosen FIeeaoide S
of said county "a COPY whereof is also on ale In
Hudson County R~eRisters oH1ce) is known as part
81 6er le5 p igl5.s Oefe So swsssy- tn pe, io9 in block nun
lana now or late of ihomas c, Marshall and wife
6v land now or late Of James MMc ctSo aeeg i fGTqsnsEIs
hIndTsdtns !sSleo, feat; %easterly by the e~astsrly
westerly by Nelson avenue twenty-hve 12s5 feet
Also any rights OF the parties hereby notified to
described. S"0 JANUS he'ein
And ths damage to he done to the owner o,
there TO execute our duties under said appoint
ment.
F. cRANDALL
WILLIAM LETS,
GARRET FINK.
Commissioners, Section No. &
Counsel
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Legal NOTICES.
Notice.
section +.
(; Block No. i24u-947.
Case No, 1866.

~
IN TIE MATTE OF H x
LAYING our, OPENING, Notice,
$ 1 4 pr ! " y 2 AEE o 55SS. 5isss 81 s; ,a lsso-'H-
TO Susan pot Wd0enen, Widow, Jacob Fan
Wagenen, Jacob, Pan Wagenen, Egecutor,
Charles W. Ma sh, and jacob Vun Wa0eata.
and James A.. Vnn Wdgenea and orneLtus
ID. Vdh Wdgegaen, Trustees
Take notice that the subscribers. Com
thereto. TO examine ana aparaiae the land. real
ing out ana opening or said ROAD, ana the dam go
70 be done to the owner or owners thereof, by TAX
Ing the same and to do and perform such other
duties as N ay be required by said acts for that
pp0 0n Of said road. known as section mum Der
avenue. Jersey. City. and uhe centre line of High
Point avenue. in the Town of West aoboken. will
meet on
MONDAY, THE HIR OF OCTOBER NEXT,
At two o'clock. the afternoon. at the Savings Bank
SuilHing; corner Newark ana WasninEtop streets,
examine and appraise the lands. real estate ana
you are the owner. or in witch you are Interested
and which is TO be taken for SAID road; All that
Jersey which, on q map 81 said New fPUIbnIlsS'R Road.
made by Edlow ". harrison. Chief Engineer. on
ers Of said county IA copy whereof is alto on lille
in Hudson County REGISTERS onice). is known as
part OF lots numbered twenJy-sevel CD and
twenty. eight t2s). in block numbered ~i2i9-sl7.
eighteen and nruy-seven hundredths (S.5D feet;
southeriy by land nov Or late of David Marks
seventeen and thirty eight hundredtiis III. sS) feet:
easUerly by the easterly side of the New public
Road nifty 500 feet, and westerly by AeIson avenue
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified to
landsin the streets in front OF the lands herein
And the damage to be done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same, and then and
there to execute our duties under said appoint
menI.
JAMES F. CRANDALL,
WILLIAM LET'S,
CARRIE FINK,
Commissioners, Section Nc. s.
JOHN A. mC(R ATH,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

made by EdIow W. Harrison. Chief Engineer. on
fie in tho Office OF the Clerk or Chosen Freehold,
hudson County Registers o1ice), is known as parL
and twenty five a (25A). in block mum bered 1886
", bounded as follows:-Northerly by LAID now
or late OF Agnes Turner and Louisa Laid seven
teen and seventy hundredths (1f.701 feet; souther-
~ py land now or late Of Agnes Turner thirteen
ard eight hundredths 1871 SJ feet; easterly by the
Nelson. avenue hftv 800 feet westerly by the
westerly eide OF the New Public Road fifty and
twenty hundredths $50. 2D feet.
also any riRhJs or the parties hereby notified to
lands In the streets in front of the lands herein
described.
And the damage to ne done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. and then and
there TO execute our duties under said appoint
menE.
+. ChANDALL,
WIILIA LETS,
GARi.ET FINK.
Commissioners, Section No. s..
JOHN A. McGRATH,
Counsel.
Dated August t9. lS.p
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by Hanley. Johu Kelley was appoints d
foremau of No. 6 Engine. in a of
Michael Cassidy. resigned. William
Shoppe, Ter nauent hose nap, WAS ap-
pointed to driver of No. 10 Eug!ne.
An Invitation to the Superintendent to
atteud the Twentieth annual convention
OF the National Association OF Fire Eugi-
nsers which opensin Louisville, Kentncky,
on DC ODER 4, was referees to the Super
intend mt with power. The Superintend-
ent's report for the past mouth showed
the total number of al4rns rung to have
been II, bell IL: destruction of property
by fire S19,517. fully covered by insurance.
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NO FIRE CHIEF YET.

Guiton's Battalion Still tito ut n Head
Promotions Yesterday.
The Fire Boald mel last evening, but
Fire Battalion Chief Guiton. A number
of promotions and a few appointments
were made. Foreman Charles Scott, OF
Truck No. 1. resigned, and the Board
promoted Charles j. Carroll, of No. 8
Truck. to the position. James Hanley. of
No. z Engi e, was promoted to stoker of
No. 3Eugiue. and Thomas Macy, a Buff
aIo, was promoted to the position vacated
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IN THE MATTER OF THE
LA ING our, OPENING, Ssc1ian; :
F FubL1o Of so{ DE or H ThE SloeE %; 2s7l,, +,
To Jette Nathan, Trustee for Ralph Nathan,
and Jacob Nathan, and Horra nathan, aud
Jeremiah Nathan, Jette Nathan. Daniel Ma
than. L djG hay and Cathartne Ann May,
EGscutyices of G org w. May, deceased.
Take notice that the subscribers, Commissioners
appointed under CAaoter OF the Laws
thereto, TO examine and appraise the land. real es-
tate and otner properly. to De taken for the laying
be uone TO the owner or owners thereof by taking
as may be required by said acts for that portion Of
sad road. known as section number five, which
Jersey City. and the centre iine of high Point ave.
nue., in the Town OF West Hoboken. will meet on
MONDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF CTOBE NEXT,
Building. corner Newark and Washington Streets.
in the CiSy OF 1obokon Nj then and there to eX-
othsr pro I HEREINAFTER des cribed. es Of wb ana
You are the owner, or In which on are interested,
plot OF Lind in township OF North Bergen. hudson
County, New Jersey. which, on a map Of said New
Enginesr, on file in the Office of the Clerk OF Chosen
Freenolders OF said county Ia copy whereof is ais
known as part of lots Numbered tiree CD and four
tD in block numbered I'll. bounded as 10 o
twenty (90) feet; s~outherly b. land now or late Of
sophia Bruggemann twenty, (2O feet; easterly By
westerly side Of the New Public Road fifty (5O
Also any rights Of the parties hereby notified to
lands in the streets in front of the lands herein
And tie 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 ap0oin intent.
WIhnIAa I IEfFa.
GARREr FINK,
commissioner. Section No. 5.
JOHN Il. McGRATH.
Tated. Aupus1 u 1sg2
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JOHN A. McGRATH,
Counsel.
Dated, August 2Ss, 1882.

LA4I e q 9UT, ogpENSJHG. s S9aSsi $.
Road Of H COUNTY OF Case cs4ek No 100 I4s ssSeSaS'
To Bridget or Briget OlaceH and Patrick o.
eceiL, her husband, or their heirs, deUisees or
legal representatives, Jacob Fan Wdgenen,
executor of Chris lana Pan Waqemen, de
ceased.
Take notice that the subscribers, Commissioners
appointed under Chapter CCLXAIv. or the Laws
OF 1883 for New Jersey. and the supplements there
ana otner properly. 10 De taken for the laying out
and opening or said road. and the damage TO be
the same and TO do and perform such other duties
as may be required by said acts for that portion Of
lies between the centre line of Newark avenue,
S Ssrsey G "a yna ana pau the ef ee 4sss t aneoe Of H LII, .oin5
MONDAY. THE ~THIRrY-FIRsT DAY OF ocropER
NEXT.
Building. corner Newark and Washington streets,
property hereinafter described, of which
i yoa aes anu nne wS 1Gn IS to o. be 1 IA @f fSs sa 1Gq ROADS ads
ALI that plot of land in Jersey City, Hudson
fqanfe' R SsG I @ade by yn Eaio S1 y MAJ aarG ri os,d o hey
Engineer, on file in the ONCE OF the Clerk OF
whereof is al,o on file in Hudson County Regis
ter's ONCE is known as part of lot numbered one
bboSunded as foI no -NorsSerit Hu BY land now nov Se q.
late Of Beach street, one and forty five hundredths
son City savings Rank, two and sixty four hun
dredths (2.oi) feet; easterly by Nelson avenue.
fifty 800 feet; westerly by the westerly side Of the
New Public Road fifty (50) feet.
Also any rights Of the parties hereby notified to
lands in the streets in front of the lands herein
described.
And the damage to be done TO the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. and then and
there to execute our duties under said appoint
ment.
AME F. L
WILLIAM LIE ITS,
GARRET FINK,
Commissioners, Section No. g.
JOHN \. McGRATH,
CnnnSal
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IN TIE MATTER OF THE ro
LAYING OUT, OPENING. NotIca.
E1C,OFTHE NEW UBL Ssction > q
ROAD OF THE COUNTY SSa aSa 40 iaS0ooS'
OF HUDSON. CaSe A. 1oa"
To John IRgiis and A9nes halls, his 10 fe.
Take notes that the subscribers, Commissioners
APPOINTED under chapter CCLXIV. OF the Laws of
1883 for New jersey. and the supplements thereto,
otner property. to DC taken FOR the laying out and
coentng OF said road, anu the damage TO 10 done
TO the owner or owners thereof, by taxing tho same
ami 10 do and perform such other duties as may
he required by said acts for that portion OF said
tm cen tie centre line OF Newark avenue, Jersey
Cits. aud the cenue line of Aizl Point avenue in
MOADAY, rAE THIRD DAY OF OUT0BER NEXT.
as two o,eloeE' tie Afternoon, q
ark and Washington streets. in the city OF 10
token, y =, thea and there to examine and ap-
hereinafter uescripei. OF which you are The owner
orln which on are interested. and whica is 10 be
sey City. Hudson County, sew Jersey. whion, on a
map of said New Eublic Road, made by hdiow W.
harrison. Chief Enginenr, q ME ia The onice Of
copy whereof is also on he in Hudson COUNT
kesisier,s oa:eelis known as part of lots numbered
numbered l it $50. bounded as rolIows:- Northerly
by Poplar street. twenjy-one and one hundredth
{Ii.OD feet; southerly by land now OF late OF
Robert {. Chapman. twenty-one and fifteen hun
of the new public road, one nundred and seventy
fodr hLndredths CuU. "a feet: westerly by Durham
Avenue one hund red and eighty hundredths
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified to
lands in the streets in front of the lands herein
And the damage to be done I. the owner OF
owners thereof by taktng the same. and then ana
ment.
JAMES r. CRANDALL.
WILLIAM LET'S,
ARRET FINK,
Commissioned, Section No. s.
DATED. August % 1892.
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Dated August IS. ISL.

LAYING OUT, OPENING, Noti office
ElCr OF 4 NEW PUB plo oeo To- !. 1a4zs24.
c ctS E9e OF H 3p ThE Case 20 o., 1as 81
10 Bergen Hill Pleasure Ground Association:-
TAKE notice that the subscribers. Commissioners
appointed under Chapter of the Laws
thereto. to examine and appraise tho land real es-
tate and other property, 10 be taken for the laying
out and opening OF said road, and the damage to
pc zone TO the owner or owners thereof by taxing
the same. and to do and perform such other duties
as M ay De required by said acts for that portion OF
Hes between the centre line of Newark avenue,
Jersey City. and the ceutre line of High Point ave-
nue.. in the Town OF West Hoooken. will meet on
MONDAY, H THIRD DAY OF oCTOBER NEXT,
savings Bank BuiIiing, corner Newark and
Washington streets. in the City of Hoboken,
and Na "a snnr .asa ,b and ,,rd there to eSamiass
other property hereinafter described of which you
are the owner. or in which you are interested. and
of land in Jersey City. Hudson County, New Ter
sey. which; on a map of said New Public Road.
lille in the Office OF the Clerk OF Chosen Ere noid
OF SAID coun ty "a copy whereof Ia also on hle in
Hudson County Registers ofice) is known as part
bounded as follows: -Northerly by land now or
late or Bertha / oven twenty (2O feet; southerly
[eet; easteriy by selson avenue twenty five t25)
Feet; westerly by the westerly side OF the New Pub
lie Road twenty-five e. feet
Ais any rights Of the parties hereby notified to
scriDed.
And the damage to be done to the owner or own
ers thereof BY taxing the same, aud then and Jaere
to execute our duties under saiu appointm emit.
NJ +. ca
WILLIAM LET'S,
GA1tRET FINK,
commissioner, Section No. s.
Counsel.
Dated. August 20. ISy..
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AYISG arr opE vINH Notice.
EIS m TS n NEW prpS Section 8.
H. PoAD oE THr Block No. 1s46-92l,
C1TTNqSy m uTfnsoN Case No. 1882.
To Agnes Turner and WiliuDe II. Turner. her
husband, Louisa Lddd, Deuisees under the
giu Of hudolphine G. Cook. deceased, Henry
e. Cooh, on his heirs, deoisees or eegaI repre-
seaiatiUes, James Harper.
Take notice that the subscribers. Commissioners
appointed under Chapter CCLxXTV, of the Laws
OF 1855 tor New Jersey. and the supplements there
TO, TO examine and appraise the land, real estate
and other properly, to be taken for the laying ous
and opening of said road, and the damage to be
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But VII He Comee

There is to be a big clambake at Eide
RADIO soon that will smack Of national
interest, inasmuch as Grover Cleveland.
the Democratic nominee for Presideu ut of
the United States. will he invited to be
present. No one with whom ! talked this
morning seems to know anything definite
about the arrangements, but the names
of Michael Mullune. Charley Jordan,
William Hogeneamp and Others, who in
Obliged in a recent clambake at Cavan
Point. are prominently mentioned in con-
nection with the proposed affair.
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LAYING orr opENrNGG Notice.
r OF THE SEW tIIBTiS Section S.
ROAD OF THE CtSfTSTy Block No. 21I4-69.
OF HUDSON Case No. 1913.
JOHN A. MCURATH.
Counsel.
Dated, August 30 1892.

IN THE MATTE OF THE ~
t Lay NC 70 OUT orENSING s sSsiss;
ROAD Of The cou K Block No. 21I4-ss.
OF HUDSON. case No. l64o.
10 CGthG Inc r. Perkins aud HdrU.y Horatio
Pe'sf7t;, her husband
Take notlea that the Subscribers, Commissioners
appointed under Chapter CCLXXiv. of the laws
of 1868 for New Jersey, and the suppIements
thereto. 70 examine and appraise the land. real ess ;
out and opening of said road, and the damage to
be done to the owner or owners thereof. by taxing
as may be required by saiu aots Tor tnat Dor tton Of
said road known as section number fve. which
Jersey City, and the centre iius of High Point ave
nue. in the town OF West hoboken, win meet GA
MONDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER NExr.
savings Hank Building. corner Newark
and Washington streets, in the City Of
ana appraiss the lands. real estate ard other prot'
erty hereinafter described. of which you are the
is to he Ter for said roai:HAii tGst pios : + rI amI
IN " est HoDoken.. Hudson tounty, New Jersey.
by Edlow w. Harrison, Chier Engins er. on file in
tire once OF the Clerk of Chosen Freeholders of
sou County Registers offlce1 is known 'a as mart ~
lot 70 n u o TWO a "a In block numbered
now or late OF Marie c. Lambin. eightean and y i sevl
enty-rwo hundredths as. ~ feet: so lthurIy nv
hundredIhs faz.ss) feet; eas,eriv 1n9 t 9nness eegne
side OF the New Public Road. sixteen and ifty.
eigaI n1nnreotns u6.SS) feet, and westerly by Ker-
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified to
described ~ ~
and the damage to be done to the owner or own
ers .neseol 1y taxing the same. and then and there
TO execute our duties under said appointment.
{a IaESI Il SkSSs
garnet N
JOHN A. MoGRATH,
Counsel.
Dated Augu rs 1854.