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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-24
TELE RAPHaU BREVTTlES.

ATLANTA, Ga 1t is reported to night
that senator Colquitt Is considerably
worse.
LONDON D c. % 1t IS reported t..
night inst ,lrs Ltngtry has suffered
relapse aud is again seriously ill
ATLANTA. Ga Associate Justice La
mar lett Atlanta this afternoon for Macon.
somewhat, but very little, improved IN
nea tn
DENvLR, Colo.-Gen. Fred 7 Dent.
the distinguished SOLDIER and brother in
law Of L ) Grant, di, d in this city to
day Of drop>y. He was II years old.
New YORK j N Fisk. director
If tue Am,rica exchange bank died
suddenly IT the office of the president OF
tnat Institution this morning. He WAS
l. 10 years OF age.
CHICAGO General Rosecrans is very
III NJ lne Auditorium hotel in this city.
- hoped that he will be suffi aieatly
improved by Sunday night to start on
MS journey To California.
| CHARLESTON s. C-Hon. Charles
| Richards. Miles died h,re this morning,
Z. ~, d 63 In 1862 he was attorney gen
'"Ial OF the state, and was afterwards IN
| he servi.e Of the Confederate states.
RICHMOND Va ia ues Houseman, 4
.h,tc m4u, MAS t und guilty this morn
= 9 If committing criminal assault IN
III, 2 y,ar ola d lighter, and WAS sen
tenccd 70 ten years Ia thr ptnitenuary
LONDON. -Four Of the Irishmcn COZ
vIrttd IN Oct bar, 1899 If havl, & b, et
c esso- es to the killing of | I.spectn
Mar in III @ ed ere. viii oe liberated TO
morrow. MartIs was murdered by Il IL
MiIlen.
VEST SUPERIOR, WiS.-Frank Nc
Lran. b m.ial worker, has been ARRESTED
mere, the national aud local authoritie
. ljeViog that ne Is member OF u
dangerous gang Of couuterfelters VII
have been actively at work Ia the north
west recently.
MACON. Ga The case against tn
striking operators ~ the Central rail
road of Georgia continued this mornir {
Al were dl,ch ,rged except hcpinsta
and H4ggari. who are charged with III
prding messages and cutting wire:
rh-'r trial comes up 10 morrow.
CHARLESTON, w Va.-Frank II y
kins klueu Jaues Moles IN bar roo
row n E K clly this afternoon. Odt {
six brotne.s Of the Moles family. tn
makes the fourth that has met deaf
violently. One other WAS murdered, OIL
drowned and one killed by the cars.
6 ALTON, III To morrow evening eve
flint glass factory in the United Stat
will be closed for two weeks to avoid
ov.rpr ductinn ot b title ware. Tue fe
was expressed by the manufacturers tn
o the new democratic administrator wou
n cut the tariff on bottle ware and tn
l. dld not wish to be caught with lar
J. stock oa hand which would have to
sold for less than cost.
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MIR. Dayitt Unseated.

DUBLIN, Dec % MIR. Justice O Bri; d
delivered the decision of the court to
day on the election petition against the
return of Michael bavi:t for a mem Der
Of parliament for Nnrthmeath The de
cislon deprives Mr.. D.'itt of the seat on
the same grounds that resulted in the
nnseating of Mr. Fuilam as member OF
parliament for S ruthmeath. The deci
sion Was forgone conclusion and Mr.,
Davitt had en0eav0rtd TO forestall it bs
offering to give up his seat in order to
present himself sgain as ca .dldaie
This was no permitted.
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There Was "a Battle.

NUEvA LARfDo Mtxic". Dec % =
Reports come from every part If tne
Northern side of the r'putlic, indicat
rg the growth Of the revolutionary
movement Dispatches are rushing t"
and from, from the Mexican offi;ials 10
the United States offin+rs on the fir }rtier
and IN the near fu ure there w |! be Il
genuine revolution in Mexico. Il il im
possible t. gain any intorm4tiol, a. every
me is und,-r the strictcst orCcrs I =
make public the tci"grams, tut tAis
mn h is positively known. h4' thar,
vas bait on the I'm n The Mexlc L
soil near Guerrero, about 30 miles tiot
he river between the VI xlcan 'rop
ard r. v ,lutionists, with u victory for h,
latter
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COLUMBIA, S. c.. Dec 23.-Nearly
four buudred railroad employees OF
South Carolini met last night and de-
cided to organize the Industrial Uoion
of South Carolina to figh, the pres Mt ad-
ministration. All laboring men IN the
state will be invoked TO jun the union.
Some speeches were m tde IN which CIV
ernor Tlllman was uenounccd kes"iu
tions were ad opted condemning the WI
son railway bill as inimlcal to working
men and declaring That there Is genera
disposition on the part Of the present ad
minis ration to work Injury to the indns
! tr r,al pursuits of South Carolina.
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A Midnight spread.

At midnight last night when the
Fa'her of the chsp-l rang his bell for
iunch hour in the CHRONICLE mp 'sing
rom, An invitation was extended the
typographical force to ,in the members
# the staff in dIsppsIng OF u banquet
spread With IN compliments Of tn.
CHRONICLE Publishing Co IL was pre-
pared toy A Dughi aud consisted "i
$. asrnab e drlIcscles. Short talks wer'
made by the repr,s ntativ: Of the pr,sI
r""m, the Typographical Union. th'
L I'D Press, d tn manager of tn
/ CHRONICLE 1t was very en- Joy able.
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Tree l.ast Night.

The lecture room Of the First Presby
terian Church was scene of j"y and
happiness last night. where the sunday
School scholars of the First Church. also
the Second Church and the Mission
Chapel had their Christmas tree, which
was beautifully decorated and loaded
down with good things" and presents
for each of the scholars. The ''little
ones" as well as the older ones enj ,yed
the happy occasion very much. The
-chn"ls were greatly indebted to Messrs
w G & A B StroDach for the use OF
beautiful decorations for the room, they
also sent To each teacher present sug.
gestive of an Apostolic command.
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Gone HsliO ErUst.

CHICAGO DC % The announce.
mept is made this morning that the last
hig opp ,nent OF the Z iison general cleo
tric company has euIrcndered the West
inghouse company having turned is
Worl's Fair lighting contrac's over To
the trust When the lncande, cent l'ght.
ing contracts wee awarded last spring
me general electric company waited
81 $50 900 o. *lS so per lamp r 100 coo
lamps-wh,le the Westinghouse pc pl.
offered to do the lighting for So 80 . T
lamp. and tiuailv got thu contract after
a hard fight Now the Edison General
swallows the Westinghouse company
Worlds Fair contract nd all.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

By virrue OF an order OF Superior court
OF Wake county In SPECIAL proceedings en-
titled VI l. Fowler adni'r. OF w X Hun
ter " Lillian j Hunter and Others, | Will
sell on Mondav the I'd day Of January 1893,
AT the court house door In Raleigh two
Irac 2 of iand 'itusIed in Wake Forest
Township adjoining the lsnds of Jinsey
ace. Il. { Freeman and Others. End
known a. part OF lands Of ia. on Hunter,
decd. and beng the lands SET aparl 10 w
X. Hunter aud w y. Hunter In be oi-
Sir ioa OF the dover lands of S. J Huut-r.
decreased, Que tract contains 81 acres AID
Ike other 33 acres
Terms OF sale one half cash, balance in
me ear with 5 per cent interest Time
OF sale ~ m. NJ l. FOWLER
Q,,2D tbs G.. .mms sssianey
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At Christ hurch.

The decorations at CnrIst church are
very brautifui and on every hand tue
fact is noticeable that artistic ideas aud
taper fingers Of the lady Members of the
parish have been empty 'yed. The alter,
chancel and chancel rail are profuse with
evergreens, with back ground If white.
To the left Of the alter l.
the word "Wonderiul' in green letter.,
while on the righ, appears in letters ol
the same character, "Cnunsellor These
words are to some txteEt caballistlc o.
the life and dolngs of Christ. through
out the editice the green il twin q, OF
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TAheruacle Church.

At the tabernacle church Sunday Rev
]. J Hall will deliver Christian sermon
At IL o'clock and evening services viii
be he d at ! p IN.
Ga Monday night the Christmas exer
cises Of the Sunday school will be held
consisting of songs, recitations etc and
At that time Santa Claus will visit the
Sunday school children.
IT the Tabernacle last night the dons
tioDs for the poor were received, and will
be disturbed.
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Flo4uct Must Resign.

PARIS, Dec. % A conference BE-
tween Nj. Ribot, the prime minister; NJ
Borgeois, minister Of justice, and NJ.
Loubet, minister of the interior, was
held this morning with the result that
orders were issued to the police to make
more arrests of persons implicated in the
Panama scandal. 1t is expected that in
consequence of the statements made be
fore the Panama lnve> :igation committee
yesterday by NJ. F, 4uet, president Of
the chamber of dep1ties, he will be
advised to resign his po ,ition in the
chamber.
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FO.tPr Will ResigD.

WAsHINGToN, DC % Secretary Of
State Foster will resign MS portfolio be
fore having for Paris, where he goes to
act as agent for the United Stat, S b.fnr
the Brhring sea arbltra'ors who are tt
meet February % Assistant Secretaro
Wharton will act during the interim b y
tween them and the Incoming adn-ine
tratiOn
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SeN
Died while Goina lGome.

DURHAM. y c, d { %. special -
About o'clo 80 day While il buggy
vi Joha N.ckers en raute home tr I'D
Durham, Mr. w. II. Hicks, Of Hicks
town, subu'b,n village of Durham.
suddenly fell over in his buggy and ex
pred Mr.. Hicks had been up town
tansacting business. He was subj CT tc
SILK spell. which we're much feared by
lis family. He was Al years old anc
| leaves wife and one chIld.
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BLAINE,S CONDITION.
He Showed an Improvement Last
Night.

Night.
WASHINGTON, Dec % Mr.. Blaine
shows an improvement over his condition
Of yesterday said DR.. Johnston to a re
porter for the United Press to night
When l saw him this evening he was
feeling unusually cheerful and every
thirg seemed favorable FOR quiet night y
DR. Johnstnn's statement was con
tirmed by personal visit to the Blaine
residence where the lights were burning
brilliantly throughout the house and the
outward bearing Of the servants was of
q mare cheerful nature than for week
past. Inquiry as to Mr. B aine's con
dition brought forth the response that
he seem d greatly improved
LATER The light is turned low at
a. m. in Mr. Baine's apartments and
there is every prospect of quiet night
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va he Strf brsk -. of 81 Louis.
No. have Just thro~u op the market An
eleeAnt Standard ntique OAK 4 n. & m,
K IL Curtain Desk, complete In every de-
tail + . B st louis, for sal and Il
same style and finish for t23 net. snot
cash. See their card In this issue send
your order dirrct or send for specis circu.
lar. Bank counter snd government work
specially Send in your door plans for
designs and prices
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souts, Carolina Gnes Dry.

COLUMBIA. S G D C 24-Special =
The Ev-as dispeneary bill passed the
h"u> this morning. by vote OF 81 10
80 TIE debate was vry exciting and
the 'hc" was passed by two members in
debate. The bill provides that there
shal be ten d. ispensaries in Charleston
county. three in Rrhland and one in
ca b other cou'ty. The governor will
sign ign he ,on5 b5,1 The law will take eff ct
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First Ra ptisl Church.

The children's sociable of the Sunday
school of the First Baptist church Was
held last night. Beautiful decorations
had been arranged and an epj j,ysble
evening was spent. A solo by little Helen
Allen. age 6 years, WAS especially en-
joyed.
Sunday the pastor will deliver Christ
mas sermon
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a COntradictO Report.

NEW YORK, Dec 90 1T ia conceded
IN democratic circles here that President
Cleveland has made no final determine
ton regarding the construction of his
~.yiret 1t is reported that Speaker
Crisp next week will come over from
Washington to confer with Mr. Cleve
land Chairman Harrity is expecte here
abont the same time. Mr.. veland has
engaged bis apartments at the Arlington
hotel for occupancy during the three or
four days be will be in Washington be-
fore his inauguration,
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TO THE
Zen Hours " urk.

II = 10" mut D &. t,gulre of strong,
4bie maH lAuusaGds pf meChanics all
over The country >ay> thst IL II Ia much,
that Il leaves lti' n no time for thought,
Tor rest, for educ.riou. or for society.
They talk Otter "f sinking for an .igft
hour system Go home with III, m sud
see how they live Al day The wife
l. up aud tle breakfast is resd by SIX
o'clock. when he worthy men g,is up TO
eat IL When he r,turns al night the
>npp.-F Is hc'ns prepared, ard !, is not
l"rS tF'nr, tri> srcl'uE IN thr h.d or
sofa, While 'h' Nifr Ws, hts the dishes
iud closes uj h,r Work Ho' D., 'hirk
ten h'uts work '"o much for her Dos
hs ever try "a tighten her load Wv bring
my hume som, ot Hrckers' Self Raising
BucsN heat. :" that she can make up her
cakes Ia half the tinei Ii DOT, she
should get II herself ai oncr. or striko
for n reduction II the hours OF her work.
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CLEVELAN MS CABINET.
IL Is said EIe Has Selected Four Mem
bers.

bers.
NEW YORK, Dec. pa Washiug gton
SPECIAL to the Recor der says:
Mr Cleveland has practically determ
med upon four members of his cabinet.
According to his present intentions the
next St tcretary of state will be E lward J.
Phelps, Of Vermont; the secretary Of the
treasury viii be Hon. ] hn G. Carlisle.
OF Kentucky; William r. Morris
son of Illinois will preside over the in
t"r'nr department and J. Randolph
Tucker of Virginia will be attorney gen
er'i. This information comes directly
from the Presidect elect He has made
formal tender of only one position
that OF secretary of the treasury. but he
has made up his mind that if the other
gentlemen will accept the places he has
assigned to them. he will have them as
mem bers of his official family.
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~ author " o.

- author " o
ari0u JONI son and
rri az r C d ~ IT,
b ok no pasr 3l4,
~ p o. " * con Y
q day of January lS9{
Outt house door Of
lto tie ~ hest bid Ter,
Of n N Pa Lh-r B an n
Wake county Do n e. on the
IT, AIS or y IN rar on tAt
\ nl o. Adel ~ Sfid r. OF
! nd- o. VI Z rette Pat %,
tile ands oil X y " n Q
RS, and Ce, ciibed Ia III,
gaze.
W. y JONES Atty.
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CABLE RE AL ESTATE

an order ~ tie Superior
luut 10 p cial roceed-
s Freeu III administra-
Al agt'uet j G.. Ere, ma
,cm 10 ard o'hers will
ton at he colr5 hou Z
LAY tie ~ day of Jan
- Ing de rihe1 land
n Wax Forest Town
III Q t'el1uds Of
4 + er,uen J. A
aud oth- rs know a.
Ma Y 4 eiGh aud con
Terms f sale, on h6lf
YEAR with $ er cent IN
O'Clock nj.
II PACE om'r.
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CHURCHES AT CHRISTMAS.
A FORECAST OF THE SERVICES
SUNDAY,

with Description of The Decorations
of the episcopal ID D-norninattons-
Christmas stree. That Will BE.
On Christmas day the churches In this
city will all have services appropriate
to the day but especially SO will this be
at the Epi-copal churches
Preparations for and decorations at
both Christ church and the Good Shep
herd have been in progress for several
days, final touches being completed last
night.
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1Dur..,.tated.
HENDERSON GoliL.af.

TIFTTIrT SUI TTJI-I Is'-Ts
Edilur jim gan. OF the STATE CHRoS
ICLE diep aged I 'mmcn faple entcrprise
sunday Dy Issuing an eight page Illus
rated cdltIrn of Lls excellent paper. 1t
as we Fl Ell witn ad er.Isem MS show.
Ing tn.t ne hnsIu,s- men ui X high ap
pfesiate his eli ,rts IN a prac.lcal sort ui
~av.
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Otber Church es.

r guar servic,s will be held at the
other churches N the city Sunday at the
usual time.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. General Stev'
en.on passed through here to-day en-.
route t. Ea&hvilla.
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central Times.

Whiie there are many valuable and
well edited papers IN the Od ~
> ate, ana wh IL al the democratic Inurn
ais maie a strong night IN the victory
Just achieved we must conceie the lead
10 the CHRONICLE for Its most noble
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-08


IN THE NATTER OF So,,oo
LAYING OUT. oPENLNG S S0aSe,
bTc.i OF IN HE + SEW ppTpRBLISS f BiocF 10 o. 1.oo. ss5
HUDSON. case NO. lof2
To Emma L.. Shaw and D. Mclean Shasu, her
hu band.
Take notice that the sub scribers. Com mission.
els appointed under Chapter Xxx of the
thereto, to examine and appf aisA the land, real
estate and other property, 10 be taken for the lay
to be done to the owner or owners thereof. BY TAI,
ing the same and TO do and perform such other
duties as may Le required by said acts for that
hve. which lies between the centre line OF Newark
Avenue, Jersey City. and the centre line OF High
Point Avenue In the town of West Hoboken, will
meet on Monday, the first dav OF august next at
two O'Clock. The afternoon, at the Savings Bank
in the city Of Hoboken, i, j, then and more to sS.
anime and appraise the lands. zeal estate and other
pr operty herein after described, OF which you are
which is to DO taken for said road:-AN that plot
of land in Jersey City, hudson County, New Ter
made by Elbow W. Harrison. Chief Ensinee roa on
hie in the Office OF the Clerk OF CHOSEN kreehoidsrs
Of said county "a COPY whereof is also on file In
Hudson County registers orics) is Known a. part
OF lot Numbered on TO FOUR AS Il to ! As) both In,
elusive, in block numbered. 14j0-Ss5. bounded as
feet; southery by land now or late OF John Tous-
saint twenty t20l feet; easterly by the easterly side
OF New Public Road one hundred qtO0l feet and
feet (
described.
And the damage to be done to the owner or
there to execute our duties under said appoint
ment,
JAMES F. CRANDALL
GAKRET FINK,
Commissioners, Section No, 3.
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CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
to to the sif so aay' Of Of t 4psii. l snS application lon, was va MADE
isMHPRRaoNv1EsMIasSTr OF p' oGDEN AVENUE.
between Congress street and its northerly ter
tersectionS-
To have the street for the full width thereof
6iinst the same to the established grade.
10 have new 2uinch curb set on either side
thereof,
To have new blue stone Tagging ( feet wide laid
on either sidewalk.
TO have the present tagging relaid and new flag.
To nave the carriageway paved with Belgian
block pavement
10 have new briogessone crosswalks laid.
TO have the present Drid ge STONE crosswalks re-
laid and new bridge stone laid where necessary.
And all other work done that may be necessary,
to provide for the flow of the surface water and to
tal manner.
Notice Is also given that on the s5th day of June
So. the Commissioners of Assessment nled with
the Board, of Street and Water Commissioners
their preliminary sketch. showing what property
Will probably be assessed and the probable amount
OF benefit to zach lot or parcel Of lana. also the
probable amour { OF assessment per foot Of front
now open TO public IN Inspection in the ONCE of the
Clerk OF the Board Of Street and Water Commits
sion ors. cf
And notice is also given that the following
street or avenue OF particular section thereof
is included in said asses .msnS
from Congress stfest. to a point about lS1.08 feet
northerly tnerefrom-
and that the first day Of August, 1897, alto O'Clock
Street Ind Water Com missioners are hereby fixed
as the time aud place when and where the Board
of street and Water Commissioners Will meet to
hear par ties inreress ed In said application and all
re mon strances az ainst the said improvement Mt that
BY. order OF the Board Of Street and Water Com
mlssioners.
GEO. t. BoUToS,
Dated Jersey City, July LIST. 1892
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN MATTER OF TIE ro
LAYiEG OUT, OPENING. souee.
E HI4sgo OF H COUNTY OF Case as No " 1865 d.
To Elizabeth Baker, John Boxer.
rake notice that the subscribers. Commissions s
appointed under Chapter K of the laws
81 1858 Tor aSw Jersey. and the supplements there
ana other property, to be taken for the laying Out
and opening OF said road. and the damage 60 be
tne same and to do ana perform such other duties
as may be required by said acts for that portion Of
SAD road. known as section mum Der one, !, hich
Thursday, the fourth day Of August next az two
Hall in the City of Bayonne, then Snd
real estate and other property herein.
after described, or which you are the owner. or In
when you are interested and which is to be taken
bayonne. New Jersey, which on a map of said Few
faonc Road, made by Edlow W. Harrison, Chief En-
ginser. On file in the ONCE OF the Clerk of chosen
on ale in Hudson County REGISTERS ONCE is
SHOWN as part Of lot numbered thirteen to
sansesa as-is1 in block numbered 1879.
teentn street six and sixty-nine hundred this (6.69)
Iset; southerlv BY land now or late OF andrew
beck nine and eight hundredths talsJ feet east-
erly by Avenue B one hundred (le0l feet; westerly
Sy tae westerly side Of the New Public Road one
also any rights OF the parties hereby notified to
scribed.
And the damage to be done TO the owner or OWL
ers tnereor by taxing the same. and then and there
20 execute our duties under said appointment.
< ALBERT ]. LIGNOT
CHARL W. FULLER,
MICHAEL O'CoNNOR.
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Counsel
Dated June %, 1891.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN MATTER OF THE x,,
LAYING 9 OPENING. s s"siSs,
H2hso "a II COUNTY Of CASE No YissS
To Anne LindieJ.
Take notice that the subscribers, Commissioners
appointed under Chapter CCXXL. OF the avs of
leso Tor Jew Jersey. and the supplements thereto,
10 examine and appraise the land. real estate and
otnef property, TO. be taken Tor the laying out
and opening Of said road. known as section num-
per hve. which lies between the centre line Of
Of Hiyu Poin Avenue in the ToWn Of West 10,
boken, will meet on Monday, the nrst day Of Aug
ust next at TWO O'Clock. the afternoon. at the saw
Ton streets In the City OF Hoboken. \. j.. then
and there to examine and appraise the lands, 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 Jersey City. HUDSON
SS0Lnty. New Jersey, WHICH. on a map Of said New
Engineer, on rLe in the ONCE OF the Clerk OF Chos-
en- Free6oiders or said county Ia copy whereof is
known as part OF lot numbered four ~, three (Sl,
bounded as rollows:- Northerly By the division
nne between lots numbered one ~ and 4E l.,
twenty three and sixty six hundredths ga. 6e) feet
southery by Leonard street. twenty three and six
ty-s1x hundredths (2lG6) feet; ~easterly by Durham
dred QO0) 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
ment.
JAMES F. CRANDALL,
WILLIAM LIFTS.
GAhRET FINK,
JOHN McGRATH,
Counsel
Dated Juna al 1872