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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-16

arrangements TO push
work at all the collieries on its lines. There
is special activity at the VIM. Penn col
liery. Work or. the new railroad is being
pushed ss rapidly as possible and yesterday
August Kudel, of Mshanoy City, was
| awarded the contract tor building the
foundation walls and other masonry for the
breaker, engine house and washery to be
located about 500 yards south of the present
breaker Mr. Kudel will start this work
on Monday next.
The p, & R. @ s. l. 90. is erecting q
breaker about mile west of Girsrdville
to be known as Preston No. 4 When it is
completed over 500 men and boys will be
given emp oyment
The Welsh papers just received give
detailed reports of the appalling accident
that took place on the 2ud inst. st PArkslip
coliery al Abenkenfg, near Bridgend, by
which ITO miners lost their lives by on
explosion of gas and many were injured
It is thought the disaster will leave IA
widows and over 800 orphans.
AS there are scores Of people in this town
and vicinity who have friends and relatives
gorking in the il -lated colliery we append
the death roll; John Thomas John o.
borne, Henry Mitchell, James Berwick,
Eli Howell, John Chapel, Thouas Baker,
James Richards, William Steamer, George
Cochran, Charles Nichols, John Gibbon,
John Lowell, John Dunster, Thomas
Lukins Lewis Cochran, William Davies,
John Cochran, Thomas Cochran, James
Ly ddon, Evan Morgan, K. H. Webster,
Thomas Hopkins, George Lyddon, George
Lowman, Thomas Williams, Philip David,
Henry Hurley, Morgan Morgan, William
Williams, Christopher Warren, Herbert
Sanders, John Berwick, Thomas Webster
Jenkyn Jenkins, George Jacobs, Benjamin
Davies, r. Il. Webster, Jr., George Davies,
Taomas Daniels, Herbert Lyddon,
Thomas Carter, John Rosser, David Davies,
James Davies, Iyor Thomas, David Powell,
James Bowen, Thomas Bowen, David
Bowen, Alfred Burrows, David Hopkir
Griffith Roberts, Lewis Morgan, Thomas
STEINER, William Morris, Jonathan Hanley,
Gwillym Williams, Thomas Hopkins,
David Major George Edwards, James
Evans, John Hsnley, Albert Lyddon,
Moses Bromhsm David Powell, Henry
Strike, Elijah Driscoll, John Driacoll,
Charles STEINER, Thomas Jones James
Orchard, Rees Thomas, f ward Hopkin,
Thomas Jacobs, Frederick Roberts, Evan
David, David HSrEhY, w. j. Painter,
Gerge Henson, David Thomas, David
Jones, John Roberts, Thomas Williams,
Thomas Taylor Enoob Davies, John John,
Edward Down, Thomas Reese William /
Williams, Thomas Williams, William
Rosler, Arthur Martin, William Lyddon, !
Henry Lyddon, James Gibbs, David |
Davies David Jones, George Tackle, Evan |
Jones, David Jones, John Curtin, Edward |
Humphreys, Thomas Henson, Richard |
Davies, Henry Barnett, Joseph Painter |
David Daniel, Richard Davies, Eliss
Howell
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IMPORTANT ACTION.
The Sanitary Committee and Chief Bur
CESS to Act,

The Sanitary Committee and Chief Bur-
CESS to Act,
At the meeting of the Borough Council
last night Chief Burgess Smith requested
that additional members be appointed for
the Sanitary Committee, and that the com
mittee act in conjunction with himself to
make thorough examination of the sani-
tsry condition Of the borough and, if neces-
sary, make use of disinfectants.
Council increased the Sanitary Commit
tee from three to six but not by appoint
ment. Chairman James said he thought it
would be better to have the committee in
creased by volunteers, so Messrs. Devers,
Gallagher ann Betteridge said they would
serve.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-16
Her Dress Canght Fire.

Mrs. John West, of West Oak street,
had her bands badly burned yesterday
afternoon and narrowly escsned more
serious injuries, Mrs. w mad taken
some ashes from stove s-d was bru hing
off the top Of the stove when the bottom of
her dress caught fire from some of the red
hot Goals on the ashes. She retained her
presence Of mind and did not commit the
common error Of running aud causing the
flames to be famed, but picked up the
skirt and extinguished the fire. burning
her hands severely in doing So Mrs.
West will not have the use of her hands
for several days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-16
Christian Endeavor.

The Christian EndeaYor Societies ol
Schuylkill county will hold its convention
in the Presbyterian church cf town Friday
and Saturday, October Dist and 22nd
President Brown has appointed his COM
mittees. Rev. j. w. McNally is chairman
of the committee on transportation. Miss
Ida Lewis and Revs. McNaly and John
Proude, of town, are members of the
programme committee, The follow ng
committee on entertainment has also been
appointed Misses Mary Leckie, Bells
Faust, Nellie Bsugh Maggie Tunnah and
Jennie Thomas, all Of town.
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on For washington.

For the benefit of persons desiring to
attend the G. A. Il. National Encsmpment
at Washington, d. O., the Pennsylvsris
Railroad Company, the only railroad run
ming over its own tracks, are selling round
trip tickets from Shenandoah from Septem-
Der 18th to 2O.h, inclusive, for four dollars
good TO stop off at Philadelphia and Balti-
more in either or both directions. Tickets
good TO return until October 10th.
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Personal.

Mrs. f. r ShoIlenberger and Miss
O'Boyle, of town, enjoyed pleasant drive
in the valley yesterday.
Mrs. j. Gather and her son, Harry, and
her sister Mrs Breckons, Of st CLAIR, will
be among the excursionists TO Washington
next week
E, G. Price, of Ashland DR.. g. L.
Reagan, of Berwick, ID @. Henning, ESQ,
and j o, Roads, Of Pottsville, were in
town yesterday.
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snealrs for ItseIf.

Under the management of Edwin g.
Maytum, general manager Of the Potts
vile Home NJ. A. Life Insurance Com
psny, in the past two years 1000 policies
have been issued. In that brief period
the company has paid over 5000 in claims
Mr.. Msytum's management speaks for it.
self
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Tho Place 10 Go.

Shenandoah people visiting the county
seat Csurnamed Po,tsville) all call in the
Academy Restaurant. Either J. F.
Cooney, the proprietor, greets you with a
smile, or his genial Srother, Nj. A. Cooney,
welcomes you. 1t is the resort forall gen
tlemen from north of the mountain. s-24-to
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-16
The Trne LaxatIve PrInoIpIe

OF the plants used in manufacturing the
pleasant remedy Syrup of Figs, has .
permanently beneficial effect on the huma
system, while the cheap vegetable extracts
and mineral solutions, usually sold as med
icines, are permanently injurious. Being
well-informed you will use the true rem.
edy only. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup 90.
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Chanre of Enrm-

Our enterprising contemporary, The
Bethlehem Times has changed from a
folio to an 8-page quarto and is now
printed upon a new perlecting press, esps-
BILE of turning off 1900 copies an hour.
The Times has always been welcome
exchange and we are pleased to note the
improvement which is a sign of prosperity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-16

The special $500 tickets TO Washington
over the Philadelphia q Reading Railroad,
on account Of the G.. A. r. encampment,
will allow a stop of at Philadelphia and
Baltimore either or both, and in both
directions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-16

% prize medals have been awarded to
the manufacturers of the only genuine inn
ported Anchor Pain Expeller, the great
German remedy for all Rheumatic diseases,
Gout, Neuralgia, Sprains, sc. so cents a
bottle, at @. H Hagenbuch, p P. d. Kir-
lin, j. Nj. lillian and other druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-16

This evening Saratoga Sooiap win be
held in the Methodist Episcopal church
under the auspices of the Epworth League,
Admission ten cents.
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SOLID and plated Silver

SOLID and plated Silver
ware, Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Precious
Stones, Clocks, Bronzes, Opti-
cal Goods, Banquet, Parlor and
Piano Lamps, unique in design
with rs and $50 candle power
burners. All goods superior
in finish and quality with rock
bottom prices that withstand
all opposition VIGOROUSLY.
Repair work executed neatly
and promptly at
HoIdermQn' S
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-16

Infants shoes 25o. per pair, at the
Peoples store, l2l North Main street,
Shenandoah. 6-21-n
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-16
INTERESTING ITEMS
CONCERNING COAL
THE PENNSYLVANIA PUSHING
THE READING.
THE NEW BREAKER AT VIM. PENN
A Washery to be Built in Con-
nection With it-Contract for
the Stonework Awarded.
Colliery Horror.

PIRITED competition
between the 2. 81 X.
and Pennsy lvanis
coal companies is grad
usliy bringing matters
to 8 lively crisis. The
Pennsylvania is max
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-16

Harrison and Cleveland Pins, lc
Elegant Scarf Pins, SC.
Diamond-cut Scarf Pins, l21Sc.
Jersey Rhine and Moon Stone Pins, l2Ac.
Satin Spar Jersey Pins, l9c,
Breast Pms of good value, TO 25c.
Fire Gilt Necklaces, 10 to 25c.
Gents Pearl Initial Scarf Pins, &c.
Lavelle Fair Purses, II ana Doc.
Ladies Bracelets from 10 25c.
The Iewelry is of extra good quality and
selected for this sale and occasion. All
purchasers can leave packages in depart
ment until time of leaving.
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THE INJUNCTION TO
BE WITHDRAWN
COUNCTLMEN AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY AGREE.
CONDITIONS OF THE TRUCE
The Company Will Pay the In
junction Costs and go Down
Centre Street When it
Finishes Main Street.

LECTRIC railway ar.
guments consumed
most of the session of
the Borough Council
last night, A large
number of citizens
were in attendance in
expectation of lively
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-15
STATE NOTES.

There is some talk of holding the Nor
mouth county fair on the Athletic
grounds at Ashury Park.
Michael Telloue, an Italian barber of
Newark. bought q shop foc s400 from a
man named Monetti. on condition that
Monettf should not open a place within
ten biz cks. On May 10, however, u barber
SHOP was opened IN TIE same block, with
the name of Mrs. Motetti over the door,
and her husband went to work at one of
The chairs. Two of Tellone's BARRIERS de-
serted him and were employed by his
rival. Tellope applied for relief to Vice
Chancellor Van Fleet, who granted II rule
ordering Monetti to show cause why he
should not be enjofped from maintaining
the barber shop where located,
The Elizabeth Board OF Excise has de-
fined its position In regard to Q ianting
liquor licenses near public schools. Here
after no license will be granted near n
school or a churcA The Board consists
of four Democrats, and is evenly divided
on the question. Mr.. Price, the Presi-
denr, and Commissioner Manning will
sion for icense near a school. Commits
sloners Schmidt and Thiel don't want to
make any discrimination.
Thomas Nolan, of Montville, some time
ago bought Il Slit a suit of clothe s of Ben
jamin Greanmau. a travelling peddler, on
which he paid S.. He neglected to pay
the balance, and when he went TO Boon
ton a few days ago to marry Mary Clan
rey. he wa ARE sted and locked up. He
had only S., aud his creditor refused to
accept that rs satisfacf lou.
Lightning recently struck a tree at.
Plainf1eld under which was chainei a
large Shepherd dog. The tree was sbnt-
tered and the dogs chained melred, but
the animal was uuhurt.
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UO1IN IA MLNItAIiit
Counsel.
Dated June 20, 1882.

h hA5iiS s. It NV aEGza1tss S + s sssss; 5.
R RflhGo 0F THE COUNTY OF Case csoeN 40 TO- HEB ISL 20
To adelaide J. Mitchell and Francis w Nit
chet,, her husband. Lat1dnt s., Mitchell,
Chdrtes 4. Nj cheu. adelaide Mitchell, Mary
Ctta!e Mitchell, Frances s. W. tnlore and
Laura z. Wetmore, his rife, Ida Y. Van
A@yse, and James Fan Nuyse, her husband.-
Take notice that the subscribers. commissioners
appolnted UNDER chapter CCLNX OF the Laws of
1883 for Hew Jersey. and the supplements thareto.
to examine and appraise the land. real estate and
otner property, TO o6 taken for the laying out and
opening Of said rosd. and the damage to be done
20 Inc o owner tn or o'gners tnereof by taking the
may be required BY said acts for that portion OF
SAID road. known as section number five. which
lies between the centre line of newark avenue,
Jersey City, anu the centre line of High Point ave-
Monday. the iirst . ds ~es Of a HasSsa n %ilt meet t,S on
O'clock Z Ct asd the afternoon. 81 The aylngs Bank Build.
the city Of HoboKen. aH n. j., m .aan ana rb ssree ,o e IN
anime ana appraise the lands. real estate and
osner propererLy hereinafter described. of which
ana which is TO be taken Tor said road:-Au that
plot OF iana IN Jersey City, hudson County, New
made by Elbow W., Harrison. Chief Engineer, ON
a as In IN s sne o nnset Of !, the so Clerk Of Chosen freehold.
in Hudson County Re isrer's Onice) Is known as
elusive. In IN block H%,S'l num D : % f1 lssl 81 30 b g nS.n ia as
follows:-Norther by Floyd street twenty (2O
Hacot. twenty G2o) feet; ~easteriy by Nelson avenue
one hundrcd (lu0l feet; and westerly by the west
erly side OF the New Public Road one hundred
Also any rig hts of the parties hereby notified to
lands In the streets 10 front Of the lands herein
And the damage to be done TO the owners there.
of by taking the same. and then aud rhers TO- ex.
ecute our duties under SAID appoin tment.
JAMEsF CKANDALL.
GAREET FINK,
commissioners, Section No. S,
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Suspicious Bunch of Kevs.

john Bayliss OF No. 1928 First street, and
Daniel King of No. 215 First street, an
employe of the Union Transfer Company,
neither more than eighteen years OF age,
were arrested yesterday, begging from
door to door Of the houses along Fourth
street. They were arrested GA suspicion
of belonging to the gang of sneak thieves
who have been SO successful " operating
10 the 81 cond Police Precinct.
King was still employed and quit work
every day at Don Bayliss's father re-
Gently move to Newark. Bayliss had a
prodigious bunch of keys.
Police Justice O'Donnell gave each the
option of paving Il S. fine or spending
Thirty days at Snake Hill.
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EEA a eggs oSEs1ss. sss4;ss
S9SbS F III III oobssFFFR t u a. slssF s. ssi igsiR
To George Tese and Rachel A. 1Ise, h s ,cife.
Sarah CathaYine Ifse, Charles L. D. Wash-
burn, George Ifse. Charles L. D. Washbuia
and sarah Catharine Use, Executors of Jane
Use.
Take notice that che subscribers, Com missfoners
appointed under Chapter cCLXXIV. Of the Laws
OF 1883 for New Jersey and the supplements
thereto, TO examine and appraise the land. real
laying out and opsnins Of sa IL roadl a moi the the
damage TO be done to the own er or owners thereon.
other q uies as may Be reqnired BY saio acts for
that portion of said road, known as section number
line of Jersey City. and the centre line Of Morton
Place. Jersey City. will meet on Friday, the fifth
seSsno q As AZ the ns caanc &c s@s S ohs@ 5sr sh' s e.
ana E ina = q Place Jersey City: then
after described OF which YOU are the owner, or IN
for said road:-AIl that plot of land In Jersey
Cisg;, New Jersey. which on q maj, Of said New
Chief Engineer, on nle in the ONCE of the Clerk Of
CHOSEN Ereenolders OF said county "a copy where.
once, Is known Is par q lot numbered Three 81
IN block numbered 3y2 1881. bounded as FOX
q. lansbergon, one hundred and ten ana forty
three !, h ,afs re aa, sl1y4s1 feet s]outhsrly BY land
Or dred g ana one COP feet easterly by the easterly
dred and eighty six and s~ixty-one hundred this
tlsC.6D teeti and westerly by the westerly side
of the .New Public Road on a curve one hundred
and ninety and thirty-sixth hundredths QYo.86)
feet.
And the damage to be done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same, ana then ana
there 70 execute our duties under said appoint
uuenr.
JOHN REID,
WILLIAM O. DOUBLEDAY,
JOHN EDELSTEIN,
Commissioners Section No.2
JOHN A. McGRATH,
Counsel.
Dotad Jpra On f.oS
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y LA 4hs nSSfsh ofaz5Ss; s ct 81
E E3hp q H COUNTY OF Case cassk No 20. i 1sSs.S
To Sophie Ban'a and Julian N. Banta. her
hus6dnd:--
appointed uuder Chapter Xxx of the Laws Of
1858 for New Jersey, and the supplements thereto.
other property. to be taken for the laying out and am
opening Of said road. and the damage TO be done
same and 10 40 and perform such other @ddtuutEf dulles 'a as
may Dc required by said acs tor that portion Of
lies between the centre line OF Newark Avenue.
Jersey City. and the centre line OF High FONT
on Monday, The irsl day of August next at two
o'clock. the Afternoon n, at the Savings Bank Build
in the City Of Hoboken.. ~. j. then ana 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 take for said road.-All that
psps 81 i Mhic n on sals : ma ap' III s aSis Ssw PPo 20 blis ao new
made by Edlow W. harrison. Chief Engineer, on
es OF saia county "a cop, whereof is also on fMe
in Hudson County Begister's ofhcel Is known as
Inclusive, in block numbered isss-ssu. bounded as
follows FOL s,o ,Northe .ns,s Sy f lsna n 1sIySs or lat late Or Gornea
late OF francis Beckmann fifty eight and eighty
n ~. dr $ S, fss, 81, Feet sg5 e sst9r s,d by Dur Dufhsm Aye
seven hundredths tx4S ~ feet; westerly by the
westerly side Of the New Public Road. two hun
dred and ffty-six and thirty one hundredths
C56. s1> feat.
Also any rights of the partie. hereby notified to
lands III the Streets in front of the lands herein de-
scribed.
Ara! he damage % BE- sss 10 the owne. Or
there 10 execute our duties under said appoint
JAMES +. cRANDALL.
rss, WILLIAM LET'S,
GARREr FINK.
Commissioners. Section No. q
JOHN A. mCdH&THt 4tf.4 ~4HN
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Dated June %, 1892,

IN TEE NATTER OF THE Notice.
EEAgiS oR r2 2pPs, p1 2 section 2
ROAD OF THE coUNT OF Case No. LIS.
To John II. Woods and James w. Woods,
Minors and heirs at ldLo of Margaret e.,
woods, james Wood. ST., Guardian, and
James Wood, ST.
Take notice that the subscribers, Commission.
srs appointed under. Chapter CCLXXIV Of the
Laws OF 1873 Tor Now Jersey, and the supp lements
estate and other property, to be taken for the lay
Ing out and opening of said road and the damage
taking the sane and to do and perform such other
duties as may be required bv said acts for that
Two, which lies between the southerly boHundary
line OF Jersey City. and the centra line of Morton
nth Gay OF August next at two O'Clock,
the AFTERNOON. at the CbancelIor's Chambers, No.
examine and appraise the lands. real estate and
other property hereinafter described, of which
s09 are et the owner, or IN which you are int crested
plot OF land In Jersey CITY. New Jersey. which on
q map Of said New PUBLIC Road. made by Edlow
of the ClerG &c Chosen FreehoIders Of said county
"a copy whereof A. aR3so on file in Hudson County
seven . in block numbered 50l-l2s3, bounded as
follows:-Nortnerl by LAND now. or late Of James
hundredths tla4 s0) feet; southerly By lands now,
or late of George born, and land no v, or Iats OF
nine hyndredths GU0 5y) feet easterly b. The sasr.
erly side of the New Public Road one hundred and
feet; westerly by the westerly side Of the New
Public Road one hundred and ninty seven ana
forty seven hundred5hs Q9L4O feet.
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
menE
WILLIAM C. DOUBLEDAY,
JOHN Elm,
JOHN A. McGRATH,
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MASTERS OF NEW JER-

MASTERS CHANCERY oFg JER-
IVA soy.
Between Daniel Oman ct al. complainants, and
Catharine Oman ct al. defendants.
ON bill Tor partition end decree for sale.
W. j.. Gilmore, solicitor.
Bv virtue of a decree OF the Court of Chancery Of
New Jersey made IN the above cause, on the twenty
second day OF June. eighteen hundred and ninety
mentioned and described in the bill Of complaint
in said cause and in said decree for sale, T. John
Garrick, Special Master In Chancery Of New Jer-
sey., shall sell at public vendue 10 the highest
bidder on
WEDNESDAY. the THIRD dav of AUGUST next.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon on the promises
hereinafter described TAT No. $50 Thirteenth
street. Jersey Cttyl:-
All that tract or lot of land and premises situate
In the now or former Fifth Ward OF Jersey City,
In the county OF Hudson and State of New Jersey,
which on q map of that pare D. the town of Jersey
commonly called Anarsilnus. made by Jose ph r.
llangin, and tiied in the Clerks ONCE, OF the
County of BERGEN, A. n. 1904. is known and dis
tinguished as lot 20. 14in block numbered I3s (on e
hundred and thirty eight on the northerly side of
North Fifth street. now Thirteenth street, said lot
being twenty-five feet wide in front and rear. one
hundred feet deep on each side, and from ting on
said street, including the estate ana interest in
dover or the defendant CaLharine DiAan, widow
of fnomas Dinan. deceased. in the said premises.
together with all and singular the hereditamepts
and appurten ances to the said premises belong
ing.
Ohm GARRICK,
Special Master In Chaucery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES


IN THE NATTER OF THE -.
ETC. OF FIJI NEW PUBLIC Section !.
HH0 DnIo II THE COUNTY OF csss no. No. l 81 8.
I3 Elizabeth Baker. John Baker.
Iake notice that the subscribers, Commissioner
appointed under chapter CCLXXIv, OF the Laws
OF 1858 for new Jersey. and the supplements there-
20, 70 examine ana apDraise the land, real estate
and opening or said road, and the damage 70 be-
gone 70 me owner or owners thereof. BY taking
me same and to do ana perform such other duties
~ may % required by said acts for that portion OF
LES within the City OF Bayonne, will meet On
tnursuay; the Fourth day of August next at tive
iHh HAITI IS oei .Sa II The afternoon. at the cisy
there to examine and apDraiss the LANDS.
sssai estate and other property hsrein-
which YOU are Interested and which Is 70 be taken
for said road:-Ah tnat plot Of land In the CITY "a
cayenne New Jersey which on q map Of said Kew
fuoIic Road, made by Edlow W. Harrison, Chief En-
gineer, on file in the onice Of the Clerk Of chosen
On nle ~ Hudson County kegister's o6aceI Is
knoWn as part OF lot numbered thirteen to
S Sonessa IiSls1 in block numbered 1885,
teenth street six and sixty-nine hundredths (6s9)
Leet: southeriv by land now or late OF Andrsw
Saamns, anna iran ces Wood ano florence Lena
oeSk MN and eight hundredths sesl feet east
~ we Westerly side OF the New Public Road one
nu1ared ana Two hundredths (101.U2) feet.
Also any rights Of the parties hereby notified to
lands In the streets in front Of the lands herein de-
scrtbed. 7
Ana the damage to be done TO the owner or own.
ers thcreot by taxing the same. and then and there
A''Ass 0uf aa'i 1i aafsF 5 = II asPHRSSFIntmens
CHARLES W.. L
MICHAEL O'CONNOR,
49, Commissioners. Section No 1