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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-08
STATE NOTES.

L. B. Hedden and Thomas X. Mullin, of the
Dover car shops, were discharged last week for
signing license applica, IONS, by. orders OF Gen
eral Manager w. f. Hallstead. of the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad The men
had been warned q year ago not to sign these Ii
cense applications to the Common Council, but
they claim that no notice was posted at the
shops. Hedden has worked at the shops for
some twenty-five years and Mulhn over Twelve
years. A year ago a dozen men were discharged
at Washington for the same cause, but they
were reinstated upon taking their names from
the license applications.
A bolt of lightning struck a poe and rail
fence belonging TO W. B. kidgway, a suburban
resident OF Hancock's Bridge, Salem County,
last Thursday night, and demolished several pam
els. A white oak post that seemed to have re-
ceived the main force of the bolt was divided
into slips at every years growth, almost as neat
as if done by a basket-makerw with a withe shave.
Mount Holly's latest attraction is q maltese
cat acting as foster mother to a brood Of little
chicks.
Harmonious new SIS, OCO school house has
The huckieberry crop in South Jersey will be
unusually heavy.
The contract has been awarded for q large
stone school house at Glass6oro. $685.
A Mays Landing sportsman Is trying to hatch
pheaSant's eggs in an incubator.
James Mitchell, of Orange,, son of Hugh
Mitchell, found a baldhead eagles nest contain
ing three young eagles, at Eagle Rock. Young
Mitchell will make an effort 10 raise them.
A wedding took place in Orange on Su day
evening under ci cumstences that were pecu-
liarly pathetic. Mrs. Jacob Becker has been i'll
with pneumonia for the last two months, Her
daughter, Miss Minnie r. Becker, was engaged
to JACOB f. Heiburger. The wedding had been
set down for tomorrow and the cards We're
issued. On Sunday Mrs, Becker sank so rapidly
that her death was only a question OF a few
hours. She insisted that the ceremony lie per-
formed before she passed away. The Rev.
Frank B.. Reazor, of St. Marks Cnurch, was
hastily summoned and the sorrowful couple
were married by the bedside of the dying woman,
and then. before the minister could turn to the
for the dying, The mother died with a
peaceful smile on her face.
On Monday. at Newark, Mrs. Johanna Lister
and Allied Bosch were married. Mrs. Lister is
fifty-slx years old, very stout and has grown
grandchildren. Bosch is twenty-four years old,
boyisu looking and very thin Mrs. Lister is
wealthy, and The couple will spend the summer
at ner 400 acre farm at Caldwell. The Rev. j.
Clement French performed the ceremony. but
none OF Mrs. Listers relatives we Q present In
her handsome home. She was the widow of
Alfred Lister, one of Newark's most prominent
men, who a year ago committed Nuicide while on
a sea voyage for his health. Since his death
young Bosch has had charge of the estate and
was much in the widows company.
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JOHN A. MCGRATH,
Counsel
Dated May l6. :Sy2.

IN THE NATTER OF = Notice.
koA OF THE COUNT OF Case csoeK No 90 isssilS'&
TO Benjamin Gates, Robert Valentine, The
Mutunl Life Insurance Commonly of Neo
Take notice that the subscribers. Commissioners
appointed under Chapter CCLXXIV, of the Laws
thereto, to examine and appraise the land. real
estate and other property. TO be taken for the lay
10 be done TO the owner or owners thereof. by
taking the same and TO do and perform such Other
portion OF aid road. known a. section number
two, which lies between the southerly boundary
line OF Jersey City aud tho centre line of morton
Iiace, Jersey City. will meet on Erid ay.. the
twontv-fourth day OF June next, az two o'clock,
tho afternoon, at the Chaneellor's Chambers. No. |
Exchange Place. JERSEY city. then and there 70
examine ana appraise the lands. real, estate and
other properly hereinafter described. of which
YOU are the owner, or in which you are interested
ana which is to be taken fog said road:-All thai
4 map OF said New Public Road. made by Rdlow
", HARRISON, Cnisf Lnginesr on file in tie ONCE
"a copy whereof IL also on file in Hudson county
Registers office Is known a: part OF lots mum.
mum bered s94-l252 bounded as follows;- Sortherly
by Gator avenue NIFTY one and ave.hundredths
two ana Communicate this (a2,UD feet; eastery by
Rergen avenus two hundred and forty-two, and
fourteen hundre dths C21S. ~ feet and westerly by
the westerly side or the New Public Road two hun.
dred and forty one and thirty-two hundredths
Also any rishts Of the parties hereby notlaed
to lands in the streets in front OF the lands herein
And the damage to be done to the owner OF
there 10 execute our duties under said appoint
ment.
WILLIAM c. DOUBLEDAY.
JOHN EDELSTElN,
commissioners, Section No 2
john A. McGRATH.
Dated Nay IL, lse2 -,
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A Hoboken kirmess.

A Kirmess. the proceeds of which are
for the benefit of Trinity Church. Ho-
boken, was opened last night in the
parish hall. The Kirmess consisted of
the marching and forming iuto tableaux
by pretty girls costumed as Spanish,
Italian, Russian, Swedish and all nation
alities of dairy maids.
There was a large restaurant in oper-
alton in the hall and this coined much
money. Those who assisted IN the sue
cess of the Kirmess are Mrs. w. Piumer,
Mss. Charles Martin, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs.
"Opens, Mrs. Drelman, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs.
Van Ztndt. Mrs. Roach. Miss Linda
Puspuchen, Miss Ebbits. Miss Nellie
Jeannerette. Miss %Fenning, Miss Geayer,
Miss E. A. Cav. Miss Spence. Miss kuntz,
Miss Spence, Miss Rumsey. Madam
Zurich directed the tableau. During the
evening Mrs. +. Schultz sang Beware"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE NATTER OF THE NAL,
LAIING OUT, PENfN Souce:
PpdcJ 0F LIE N r. SIlD15LdIS Block No.4s9-lS50.
nDaIOr ONNNAA ON Case No. 1910,

IN THE NATTER o. THE Notice.
LA6iS os rtS y Ssp4 0PpEINShlffGs Section .
BoAboF THE COUNTY OF Case caSeX NO fsi Ioi''"
To David s.. Oliver. John C.. Olicer and Carrie
OItUer, his tUife, LedBder DdUies Oliver, Susan
Everett Otter, Elizabeth C. Oliver, iefdoy;
Eugene a. KeLLy, lcido.oer of MGry A. oliUer:-
Take notice that the subscribers. Com mlssioners
appointed under Chapter CCLx&IV. OF the Laws
thereto. to examine and appraise the land, real
estate and other property, 70 be taken for the
damage TO be done to the owner or owners thereof,
by taxing the same and to do ana perform such
that portion of said road. known as section number
two. which lies between the southerly boundary
Place. Jersey City,wiii inset on Triday.tH twenty.
fourth day OF June next. AZ two o'clock. the al
and there 10 examine and %appraise the
after described OF which you are the owner, or IN
which you are Interested and which Is TO be taken
City, New Jersey. which on q map OF said New
Public Road made by Edlow W., Harrison:
Chosen treehoiders of said county "a copy where
of is also on file in hudson County, registers
1Eisi, in block numbered 43s 1850 bounded as FOL.
lows Aortherly by lands now or late of David
GI5.O5i feet; soatneriy by Wade street hrteen and
four hundredths d5.0D feet; easterly by the east
nundredths IaJ.05) feet; and westerly by Bergen
avenue twenty and fve hundradths feet (2lo5
Also any rights Of the parties hereby notified to
lands In the streets In front Of tho lands herein
And the damage to be done TO the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. ana then ana
there 10 execute our duties under said appoint
menL
WihTIAh &. pouBLEDA Y.
commissioner, Section No.
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Counsel.
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STEAMBOATS
RAILROAD.

WEST RAILROAD IN. Y. c. s H. R R II
w Co.. lessee
ss follows, and ~ minutes earlier from the foot u
'f Hamilton S,lHss N sSnden. Detroit AAA Chicago. .loOo a.
m. =. Ii p, M. .aLh ;. IN:
Toronto. 1000 = M. .+5,la AIS .. m.
Falls, $50. sL.00 a. m. SIS. =. Is p. m.
m. I'll. IS a. m. runs only to UticA.
Kingston, $50. #t.la 'l0Uu tll.Sj a M ++i.1l
Catskila nd Albany, $3.50. *7.lS, 1000. +ll.S5 q. m
Cranston's, West Point. Cornwall. Newburgh,
$50 ti.15, So, 1000. +l0l5 +ll.S amt sl.I5 ++LOl
49,. s5.ll 5.S5. $3.50. sis. .ll.45 .. IN,
Montreal and Canada East us a. n. '6l5. etSJ
Elegant sleeping cars for Bufalo. Niagara Fslla
Toronto DetroiS Chicago and st, Louis on all
spsfy 4Daily except Saturday. All other train,
daily except Sunday. ! Il leaves Brooklyn, Via
Irooklyn Ahnex. 10 . a. m. $500 b 2; m. Jersey
For tickets, time tables. psllo and sleeping ca;
Jersey clty@P T. g. station, Hoeofsn~SSl
Iyr--SSi Washington street. 72i fulton street
Annex ofioa. foot or Fulton street. New YORK
citY-Nos / n. SGS. Ts5. 942 Broadway, las Bowefy.
Il Fayt iarh street. So West l25th streeE
and West snors stations. West 42d street and
~ LIE. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
.p EtQet 5VanderDl lt Avq New Xork.
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JOHN a MCGRATH,
Counsel
Dated May l6, 1862.

IN THE MATTE OF TIE No,,o.
LAYING OUT, OPENING. t No.tue =,
ETC, OF II Il PUBLi Ine ocS n 400 ,s,s
ROAD OF II COUNTY Of CaSa ~ ,oS,
HUDSON. N~o i""
To CasSius II. Read. ANJNstqs Kountze:-
Take notice that the subscribers. COMMISSIONS rs
appointed under chapter X of the Laws
of ls5S for New Jersey. and the supplements there
to, TO examine ana appraise the land. real estate
and other property, to be taken for tho laying out
ana opening OF said road, and the damage to be
the same and 10 10 ana perform such other duties
es may be required by said acts for that portion OF
satd road. known a. section mum Der TWO, y hich
lies bet woen the s~outherly boundary line of Jersey
City, and the centre limo or Morton Place, JERSEY
City, will meet on Friday. the twenty-fourth dag OF
June next at two O'Clock, the uft6ra DON. at the
sy city, then and there to examine aud appraise
the lands. real estate and other property herein
which GU are Interested and which Is 10 be taken
for said road:--AlI that plot OF land 10 Jersey City,
New Jersey. which on a map OF said New Public
Road, made by kdlow W. Harrison. Chief Eugi-
neer, on lille In the office OF the Clerk OF Chosen
treeholders OF said county "a cHpy whereof Is also
on HE in Hudson County registers office Is
twenty two i2tS2) in block numbered +32. lSl5.
bounded as follows: -Southerly by land now or
eighty hundredths t9.Nl feet; easterly b. the ca g.
erfy side OF the Sew Public koai on a curve thirty
eight and thlrty@ix nundIedths t9aS6) feet; and
westerly by bergen avenue tntfty-seven and eighty,
I'VE hnndredths $3.50 feet.
Also any rights or the parties hereby notified to
lands In the streets in front OF the lands herein de-
scrlbed.
AND the damage 10 he done to the owner or own.
es thereof by taxing the same. and then and there
to execute our duties under said appointment
WILLIAM 6. DOUBLEDAY.
JOHN E~DEISTEIN,
Commissioners, Section No. g
JOHN A. McGRATH,
Dated May l&. :Sya
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-08
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Counsel
Dated May l6, 1892.

IN THE NATTER OF THE Notice.
EA6.l oF r2 2ET new SfPETYpias sscsion ..
ROAD or II COUNTY OF EocK no ss%Daal S'i'
To David W. ORuer, Trustee of Melancthon W
Oliver, Meloncthon w. Otirer and Anna
OliUe1, his toife:--
Take notice that the subscribers. Commissioners
appointed under Chapter OF the Laws
OF 1858 for New Jersey, and tho supplements there
and other property, 70 be taken for the laying out
and opening OF said road. and the damage to be
the same and 10 90 and perform suca other duties
as may be required ny said acts for that portion OF
lies between the southerIy boundary line OF Jersey
City. and the centre line of Morton Place, Jersey
Chancellor's Chambers. NO. Exchange Place. Jer-
soy City, then ana there TO examine and appraise
after described, Of which you are the owner. or In
which you are Interested ami which IL TO be taken
Tor said road:-Al that plot or land in Jersey City.
Road. made by Edlow ". Harrison. Chief Engf-
freeholders OF said county "a copy whereof is also
on nle IN hudson County Registers oficel, Is
in block mum oered 4iO-iS5i, bounded as follows
Nortnerly by wade street hfteen and four hun
Of David ". oliver afteon and four .hunaredths
QAOil feet; easterly BY the easterly side of the
hnndredshs iiSv.ss feet, and westerly By Bergen
avenue one hundred and twenty 1--WE nund redtns
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 to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. and then ana
there to execute our duties under said appoint
ment,
WILLIAM 6. DOUBLEDAY.
JOHN EDELSTEIN.
Commissioners. Section No. 2.
Dated Nav ia lSsg.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-08
jams G. Blaine, 3rd.
Spec,al to tae Jerseu Citu Nec s.

NPtVTuF TO ~ JeTStD OF0 -OUS
ATLANTIC CITY, June 8, 1892. -Perhaps
the most interesting person in town at
present. or at least the ono who is receiv-
ing the grentest attention in the hotel at
which he is stopping, is James G. Blaine.
Sd. He is the grandson of the eX- Secre-
tary of State. and is but fou wears. He
IS here with his grandmother, Mrs. Nevins,
and his nurse, who are all stopping ut the
Chalfonte. James G.. Blaine, 3D., as his
grandmother registered him OH the book.
is II well developed BOY. rather large for
his age, and bright and energetic in his
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-08

HUDSON. N@'eNo' ''A
To James }. Wright and Eleanor Wright, his
tUife:-
Take notice that the su disorders COMMISSIONS RS
appointed under chapter GLX&i of the Laws
OF 1855 for New JerSe y, and the supplements there
10, to examine and appraise the land: real estate
and opening OF said road, and the dam age TO be
done to the owner or owners thereof, by taking
the same ana to do and perform such other duties
as may be required by said acts for that portion OF
laid road, known as section number two, which
city, and the centre line OF Morton Place, Jersey
City, viii meet on Friday. the twentv-fourtn day
Chancsiior's Cham oers, 10. Exchange Place. Jer-
soy CiIy. then and there to examine ana apprat,e
the lands. real 9 tate and other property herein
for said road: All that plot Of land in Jersey CITY.
Road. ma ie by Edlow ". harrison. Chief Engin-
Ger. on ME In the ONCE of the Clerk of CHOSEN
on opee ne old IL ss' H Fl saia COUNTY UNITY q S sspII wnsre of,s e sli 10
known as part of OF lot numbered one TO- four q
10 y both inclusive in block Nun osred 4s'-l2ds.
nue. forty five and six hundredths $40 feet;
southerly by land now or late OF WIN am ".
dred and four and thirty-tWo hundredths (l04,s0
Public load, one hundred aud three and sixty
hundrcdths tl03GN feet.
also any rights OF the parties hereby notited to
described.
And tho d damage to be done TO the owner or
owners thereof ny taking the same, ana then and
there to execute our duties under said appoint
ment.
WILLIAM {: DOUBLEDAY.
Ohm EDELSTEIN,
Commissioners, Section NO. 2.
Coun eL.
Dated May 1t. 1872
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JOHN A.
Counsel.
Dated May 16, 1892.

IN THE MATTER OF THE No,,cs
L LAY os 1 pST sS oKgENpIhNs. Seetion 2.
OF HUDSOS.
To Joseph Wood, Executor Of the estate OF John
WOOD, deceased. James Z. Wood
Take notice that the Subscribers. Commission.
ers appointed under Chapter LXx Of the
thereto, TO examine and eppraise The land, real
estate and other pf operty, to be taKen tor the lay
10 be done TO the owner or owners thereof. by tag
ing the same and to do and perform sucn other
porsion Of said q I road. snown as section humber
Two. whlch lies between the southerly boundary
line OF Jersey CITY ana AM the centre line OF morton
tyfourth dRy of juno next. at two o'clock. the
afternoon, NJ the. Chancelior's Chambers. No. /
examine and appraise the land, real estate and
other property hereinafter described, of which
and which is to Le taken for said road: that
plot OF land In Jersey CITY. New Jersey; which on
". Harrison. Chief Ensineer, on iiie in the Office
of the CLERK OF chosen Freeholders OF said county
"a copy whereof Il also on ne in Hudson County
registers office Is Known as . at OF lots numbered
(CI.. 80. ca, in block numbered ab,-I3.5, bounded
as follows: hortherly by land row or late of
land now or late OF Merseles ]. anderson. nfty-two
and ninety-hve hundredths az. so fest; easterly by
drcd and forty and four hundredths liI0.04) feet;
westerly by Bergen avenue one hundred ana forty
and nineteen u4Lig? nuudreatSs feet;
the 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.
L c. DOUBLEDAY.
... JOHN EDELSTEIS,
Commissioners. section No. 2.
john A. McGRATH.
naXsa J.u a. Isop
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~EXCURsIOVS

EAUU II INJFT
Wednesday trains leave Jor
sey tity g.l5 A. NJ. Arrive
Greenwood Lake at 11.O7 a. NJ.
Returning leave Greenwood
Lake at lis T.. NJ.
sunday trains leave Jersey
City at 10 A. NJ. Arrive
Greenwood Lake at 1850 A. NJ.
Returning leave Greenwood
Lake ut 5.S3 ana 7.S3 T. n.
Train leaves Jersey City at
9.45 A. NJ. Arrive Shohola &c
Ito p. N. Returning leave
Shohola at $50 p, N.
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EN- t

Fx-Mayor Thinker is seriously i'll.
The Coyles met last night and arranged for a
soc al session TO be held Friday night.
The Council Will meet this evening and discuss
the tax budget,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE LATTER Of THE x..
LAYING OUT, OPENING. Sotice.
RRdnGLn V ~ I ~ Ne " IuSLlS Block No.503l2s3.
HItnS6N Ah6 SoO"AA Of Case No. I224. 4

LAYING OUT, OPENING, So.ice.
Rad q Tai Il N cGUs sTSt + bTiSsf y SO SO
HUDSON. Ease NO. i~4 q
TO 4nnte ~. LeMott, Mary e. (Berdan), Jus
tin and MyroR L. Justin. her husband.
Take notice that the subscribers, Commissioners
appointed under Chapter X OF the Laws
to, to examine and appraise the lana. real estate
ana other, property. 10 he taken tor the laying out
done TO the owner or oN ners thereof. py taxing the
same and TODD ana perform such other duties as
may be required by SAID acts for that portion Of
halo road, known as section number two. which
Hes between the southerly boundary line OF Jersey
CITY and the centre line Of Aorton Place, Jersey
OF June next at two o'clock, the afternoon, at the
ChRncellor's Chambers, No. / Exchange Place, Jer-
the lands. real estate and other property herein.
after described. Of which you are the owner, or in
which you are Interested, and which Is to be taken
New Jersey. which on a map OF said New Public
Road, made by Edlow W. Harrison, Chief Engin-
Freeholders OF said county 10 CODY whereof is also
on ne in Hudson County Register ofilce) Is known
as part OF lot numbered eight ~ in oiocK mum
land now or late OF John Winner. one hundred and
thirty one one-hundredths Jlc0.gD feet. soulh-
one hundred and thirty.ons one ,hundredshs
COl3D feet: sasterly BY the easterly side
feet; westerly by the westerly side of the New
Public Road, one hundred and twenty nine and
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 TO the owner or own
es thereof by taking. the same. and then and
there to execute our duties unoer said appoint
mont. r
JOHN REID, =.
WILLIAM 8. DOUBLEDAY,
JOHN EDELSTEfN,
commissioners. Section No. 2
JOHN A. McGRATH.
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sissieretta Jones VIII Sing.

A concert will be given at the Bergen
Baptist Church on Clinton avenue to-
morrow night. Mime. Sissierretta Jones,
1.-THE Black Patti" will take part in the
programme. add the Crescent City Quar-
tette will also be there. Other excellent
talent will take pprt.
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oONs N..
To First Union Co -operatiUe Guiding Society
of Ne1 York
Take notice shat the subscribers, Comm Ission.
Laws of 1858 for New jersey, and the supplements
thereto, to examine ana appratie the land. real
estate and oeher property 80 be tasen Tor the lay,
TO DO done to the owner or owners thereof, by
taking the same ana TO do and perform such
other duties as may be required by said acts for
Der two, which lies between the southerly bound
AIRY line of Jersey City, and the centre line Of
the 9Hentva fourth SaT or ". June =" nsSr. At Two
o'clock, the afternoon. at the Cnancelior's Cham
beers NO. 1 Exchange Place. Jersey City, then and
there to examine and appralse the lands. real es.
tate aud other property heretnarter described, of
which you aIe the owner. or In which you are In
uerested ana which Is to be taken, for said road:-
which on a map of snid New Public Road. made BY
Edlo" w. ilarrison, Chief Engineer, on file In the
office OF the Clerk OF Chosen Freehoiders OF said
county "a copy whereof Is also on fe In Hudson
County Registers officel is known as part Of lot
nun bered twenty-five (2s). in block numbered
a93, /, I6S, bounded as follows: -Northeriy by the
and twenty-one (ll tfty.two and four hundredths
t52U4, f0et: southerly by land now or late OF Eltz-
abeth Ford. nifty two and four hundrcdths (52O4(
feet easterly by Bergen avenue twene y'six and
eight hund C-d0O feet; westerly ny the
westerly side of the New Public Road twonty six
and TWO hundredt ms (26U2) feet.
Also any rights OF the parties hereby notified
TO lands In the streets in front of the lands herein
And the damage to Dc done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same, and then and
there 20 execute our dudes under said appoint
inent. "
WILLIAM {. DOUBLEDAY.
Ohm EDEiSTEIN,
Commissioners, section No. q
JOHN A McGRATH,
Dated NAV lG. 1852
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Gone to See a Lot of Water.

Mayor Wanser~ accompanied the Street
and Water Commissioners and Finance
Commissioners today on the annual in
spection of the water works at Bellevllle
aud High Service. The party left in car
riages this morning at ten O'Clock. Din
ner was served at Belleville.
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To John E.. AHdrus:-
Take notice that the subscribers, commissioner
appointed under Chapter CCLXXIV. OF the Laws Of
1883 for Jew Jersey, and the supplements thereto
to examine and appraise the lana, real estate and
other property. to be taken for the laying out and
TO the owner or owners thereof, by taking 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 lies between
centre line OF Morton Place, Jersey City, Will meet
on Friday, the twenty fourth day of
June next. at two o'clock. the afternoon, at the
Chancelior's Chambers No. l Exchange Place, Jer-
the lands, real estate and other property herein
after described. OF which you are the owner, or In
which you are Interested ana which Is to be taken
for said road;-A ALL that plot OF land In Jersey CITY,
Road. made by Edlow ". Harrison, Chief Engi-
neer. on file In The Office of the Clerk OF Chosen
fr eeholders of said county "a copy whereof is also
on Ole In Hudson county Registers oflcel,
seveu 90. in block numbered As-l266.
boun dcd as folio ws.-NortherlY by Greenvius ave
nue., seventeen and one hundredths ti.Ul feet;
easterly by lend now or late Of William ]. Farrell
!5}.Js) feet; westerly py the westerly side OF the
New Public Road. hfty-seven and seven hun
Also any rights OF tn g parties hereby notified to
described,
And The damage to be done TO the owner or own.
es thereof by taking the same. and then and
there to execute our duties under said appoint
mont
WILLIAM G. DOUBLEDAY.
JOHN EDELSTkIN,
Commissioners, Section No. 2.
JOHN A. McGRATH,
Counsel.
Dated May 16. lsg2.