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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
FASHIONS FANClEs.

Odds ard Ends Dear to Woman's
Hsart-New Trimmings.
Heavy plush made of mohair Is TO be
used on many outdoor toilets, and ven
one or two princess gowns "a been
seen of it. 1t IS very heavy aud requires
little trimming. 1t is very expensive,
but is SO wide that five yards will cut a
complete dress. 1t Will also be largely
used as combinations with other ma
terials.
Bright apple green and strawberry
colored undressed kid gloves are being
shown.
There is nothing ~prettier than a
smoothly-itted untrlmmed costume Of
whatever material. Ii your dtessmaker
IL unskilful rely on the trimming for
effect; but If you a an artist in cut
ting and trimming the perfect symmetry
of the htted material is its own adorn-
ment.
A pretty story is told Of the Queen Of
Italy, or rather the royal pair. Il am too
old to wear white gowns any longer"
said Queen Margherlta, not without Il
touch of regret in her voice, one day re-
Gently 10 her husband. "WelI take Il
fortnight to consider it, was the reply.
AT the end of that time d huge JOY
reached the Queen packed with lovely
white gowns or every description, accom-
panied with the brief line. .'The Kings
decision"
Single sleeve buttons are larger than
ever. They are worn chiefly by men aud
women who affect masculine dress. They
prevail in dead gold. 1he more elabo
rate have a section in response work. A
new style has a verticle border of raised
work and is altoge her commemorate.
If ia eQid that an uftG IN nf ia hultxr fpnda
in some of the larxest Partisan dress
mading establishments 10 gum the seams
OF gowns together, especially those of
skirts. AS far as thin, gauZy fabrics are
concerned, this freakish experiment has
proved fairly successful, but for heavy
stuffs, sewing viii still bs necessary.
The list of fancy bods is still growing;
the latest edition being one for young
girls. 1t is made of thousands of loops
of Rros grain ribbon a little wider than
that known as baby" while a Still
broader strip serves as the foundation
and ha, ends that tie in 'front.'.
The use of leather is increasing in sew
eral lines of dress. the light ian Is the
color most used. A turban Without Srim
has the sloping side crowd covered with
fields of velvet and pipings of leather.
The velvet rabbit ear at the side is
erected Ia a kno that is run through a
yellow leather harness buckle.
boA pldiIs appear upon SONIC OF Lne
newest modes in dress skirts. Some OF
the plalts show al the back only, othets
in front, and on still other, they form u
Watteau fold that reaches from the neck
to the hem in the back.
The directoire styles show exaggerated
lapels and revers, with enormous buttons,
Scotrh plaids are seen frequently i'll ali
wooleu goods, and are made up generally
on the bias, or part of the dress will be
cut bias aud the other on the straight. SO
as to give variety. Apron aud shawl
front drapery is often seen now, with
both plaid aud plain as well as princess
| gowns.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
PUBLIC LIBRARY CIRCULATION.

The record of circulation of books fer
home reading FOR the week ending Oc-
tober 8. 1892, was as Acknowledgement
works, /; philosophy, %; religion, "a; So
GEOLOGY, 81: phiiologY. l; natural sciences,
n: useful arts, III; fne arts, ~; literature,
14S; fiction. 1924; juvenile fiction. 1.46l'
history. Ill; biography, 50; travels, l64.
Total. 6.25l.
or tnis number there were delivered
through The delivery station, 3,4l7.
Number of borrowers registered during
the week, 100. Total number of registered
borrowers, 1855.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE Notice.
LAYING 0gT. oFENiNG. Section >
* ho olp t 5r NThahES o55S- case esoef No. TO- So, ST.
1Y OF HUDSON.
To Maru Ann B,rminqhum and Patrick Birm-
inohdm, her husband, their heirs, deUtSees or
legal representatives..
Take notice chat the subscribers, Commissioners
appointed nder Chapter of the Laws of
1888 Tor sew Jersey, aud the supplements thereto,
other properly. to De taken for the laying out and
op ming OF said road ami me damage to lie done
same and TO do and perform such otner duties as
may be required o. sail aces for tnat portion OF
saiu road, known as section number five, which
lies between the Cen tire line of newark avenue,
nus. in the town of West hoDoken, will meet on
CENBER
next at two O'Clock, the ar 20 rnoon. at the Saving
stree is. in the city of Eoboken. N. j.. then ana
there TO examine aad appraise the lands, real
estate and other property hereinafIer described,
of wnicn you are the owner, or in which you are
int .ested and wnic! 8 20 be gaken for said road:
All that LOT OF land in ownshtp OF North tergen,
Hudson county, new Jersey, wnion, on = map of
SON Chief En- 1lneer, on file in The onice of the
Clerk OF chosen rreenotders OF said county Ia copy
teris onice) is known as part OF loe NUMBERED ssv-
emit Cor in block numbered :, al bounded as FOL
Van voieennurg twenty Coz feet, s%outneriy by
land now or late of Aliss Elen barrett twenty (2O)
feet, easlerls o. Durham avenue twenty i've G5)
feet. westerly by the westerly side Of the New
Puulic Road twenty -hve (251 feet
lso any right of the parties hereby notified to
lanlsi u the streets in front Of the lands herein de-
scribed.
And the damage TO be done to the owner or
owners thereof bY taking the same, and the n ami
there to execute our duties uader said appoint
ment.
SAnEs 4 GRRASDALL.
GARRkT FINK,
Commissioners. section No s.
JOHN A. McGRATH,
Counsel.
Dated october /, 1892.
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Glass of s7,s wooden wedding.

The Glass of 'S7, Jersey City High
School, cele GRATED lus wooden wedding"
last Saturday afternoon in the assembly
room OF the school building on Bay
street, Mr.. Walter K. Birusall WAS mas
ter Of ceremonies, and Messrs. Robert
FIemmiug and LowIn Auurews were
thigh priests" VINO officiated at burlesque
ceremonies. Wooden souvenirs were DIS
tributed to The members OF the Class. Al
the conclusion of the exercises, refresh
ments were served. A number of invited
guests were present, among whom were
Vice. PRINCIPAL NJ. H. Paddock, an old
friend of the class. Principal sweeney
was prevented from attending by illness.
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LEGALN NOTICES.

IN The MITE OF THE 10 ice.
i K &o lhA s 81 The TIE 5sso 40 10 l 5ss'-''''
COUNTY OF HUDSON.
To WILLIAM i. ch ing. Carrie E.. Prime and
O. Scdsci,ao. florence schpsng, Georgia
Schioing. amelia d. Schufn9, Walter E.
Sch g ing. MathIde scaleiaa, his scife, Sarah
4. Honn aud George Mann, h-r husband.
Take notice thai the subscribers, Cominis sioners
appointed under Chapter X OF the Laws
OF 1853 for New Jersey, and the supplements there
and other properly. to be taken fot the laying out
and opening OF said road. and the damage o be
the same and To do and perform such other duttet
as may be required BY said acts for that portion
OF said road. known as section number hve, which
lies between the centre line of Newark avenue,
nue. IN the iown Of West AoDoken, viii meet on
MONDAY THE F~OUkTEENTH DAY OF NoVEM-
Der NEXT
at two O'Clock. the afternoon. at the Savings
Bank Buiiain, d, corner Newark and Warrington
streets, in the City OF hoboken, n. j.. then and
there to examine ARD a2praise the LANDS. real
OF wnicn you are the owner, or in which you are
All that plot of land in Jersey CITY, Hudson Coun-
ty. New Jersey, which, on a map Of said New. Pub
gineer, on hls in the o flee of the Clerk of Chosen
freeholders OF said county "a copy whereof Is
known as part OF lot Il Numbered sixteen (5) in BLOCK
nun bereo l379-sas. bounded as follow Northerlf
by land now or lase or Jonn NJ. Toussaint twenty
(<g feet, southerly by land now or late OF Charles
:. Eosam twenty 2Jl feet, ~easteriv by, Durham
avenue twen y-iive 60 feet and westerly by the
west sriy side OF the New Public Roa1 twenty-five
G25l feet.
Also any rights o; the, parties hereby notified to
lands in the streets in front of the lands herein
described.
ana the damage to be done to the owner or own
ers thereof by taking the same. aad then and
there 10 execute our duties under said appoint
ment
NJ r CSANDALL.
WILLIAM LET'S,
= Ell FINK,
Com missioners, section No.. 5.
JOHN A. McGRATH,
E0uusAl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10

In honor of the event commemora-
ted and to enable it's people to take
part in the festivities, The JERSEY
City NEWS will take a holiday on
Wednesday. There will be no edition
of the paper on that day.
On Thursday, there will be a full
and interesting account in these
columns of the part taken by New Jer-
sey and Jersey City in particular in
celebrating the day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
AMUSEMENTS.

Fanny Rice, who for years was such a
favorite at the Casino. will make her first
appearance in this city this season at the
Academy of Music tonight. She presents
IA Jolly Surprise"
At tue New Opera House the lively
May Howard Burlesque Company will
is mirtn. music aud song galore through
out the play.
Hoboken win be able to see N. S. Wood
for three nights and a matinee this week,
commencing tonight. He will play IN
.'Out in the Streets"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
Il Jersey CITY and Bergen Railroad Company
to lay track from Grand street through Prior
street, and across Pike street to their property
in Jersey City.
The Mayor and Board of Street and Water
Commissioners of Jersey City for and on behalf
of the municipality of said city do ordain as fol
lows:
SECTION 1. That the Jersey City and Bergen
Railroad Company are hereby authorized and
empowered 10 lay, construct. maintain and OBJ
crate a double track street railway from their
tracks in Grand street, through Prior street and
across Pike street. to the property of the Com
pany in Jersey City.
SECTION .. That in laying. maintaining and
using said tracks, the said company shall be
subject to the restrictions Of existing ordinances
and The rails hereby authorized shall be laid
under the direction of the Committee on Streets.
Passed September Il, 1891
JOHN f. MADDEN,
President.
GEO. It. RouToN, Clerk.
?. f. wANsER.
Mayor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10

IN H NATTER OF THE xo,,ce
k EAY @ @gs op = ! s so9ssa 5.
L + SSniihhS SE e FrTGSs Block No. 1876 019.
cousf Hoo 81 HG 81 iAA Case 40. ISL.
To ada Scott Allen and Lewis Il. Alen, her
husband. Charles Scott and AIRS. Charles
Scott, his iUife, WiRJfsld Scott and StiUia
Scott, his wtJe, Neitte scott, MIrg Scott, alice
SimoTSon and Thomas Sinloason. her huS-
band. hdpard Euerte and Maud EUerte, has
1oife, Zennetto Lush and Ed. atUOoG Lush,
her husband.
Take notice that the subscribers. Commissioners
appointed under Chapter CCLAxfy, of the avs
to, to examine aud ap5 a Sc the fand. real estate
aud other property. To be taken for tins LAYING odG
done 10 ene owner or owners tnsreof. 81 taking
the same and TO 90 AMI psrfocm suca other duties
as may berequired BIZ sail acts Tor That porGloa OF
said road. known as svctiol Number five, which
l,ss ess C,se ann me I e 70 care ~ ln Ina OF or N 9ish noi avea awe
nue. III The Town OF West Hopo2en, will meet on
MONDAY, H TWELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER
NEXf.
at two o'clock. the aftern Don, at the Sayings Rank
Buil1ing, corner Newark anu Washington streets,
in tho q y Of roboked. n, j., then aud there 10
e6ami9e ana app p : sf rtsr an 4 real estate ana
you are the owner. or in wnica you are in6eres ed
plot OF lane in Jersey lily, Hudson county, New
Jersey, wnicn. on a m up OF said Nsw Puolic Roa |,
nls In the OHIO of tina Clerk Of Chosen rfesho ders
OF said CO unity "a cop whereof /, also on file in
Of lot numb red Nine o. and fen tiSl In BLOCK
mum oefed I.S7bal9 founded as foltows;- y orEnerly
by ian nov or late OF Isaoela Norris fifteen and
~tnirty4si b Indredtns uls6l feeG more or less:
s%outheriy b lana now or late OF Bertha .aendrich
nineteen and Observation-Disclosures (l9. o. feet more
or less; ea,terlg by Nelson avenue ~f,fty-t1ve and
fifty -aun1redths $3.50 feet more o less; westerly
BY the westerly side of the New Public Road dftJ-
five and elghty-two hundredths t55.o2) feet more
or less.
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified to
lands in the streets In front of the lands herein
described.
And sne damage TO be done to the owner or
owners thereof py taking the same, and then aud
there to execute our duties under said appoint
AMI Z. CRANDALL,
WILLIAM LStTS,
GARRETF FINK.
Comm issioners, section No, 5.
JOHN A. McGRATH,
Counsel
Dated, October /, l5y2.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10

At the present m meut the Police sys.
tenn In all its branches costs England
close upon e4.o 900. 900 a year. and it is III.
credible TO suppose that constant
additions should be made to this
%grievous financial burden without i'm
peritive need. In short. police stat
tistics are a striking confirmation OF
prison statistics and the statistics OF trials
and all of them point with singular unan-
unity 10 the conclusion thar crime during
the last thirty years, for which we pos
sess official returns, has not decreased in
gruvi v. ana has been steadily developed
Ill magnitude.
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LEGAL NOTICES..
IN THE MATTER OF THE Notice.
LAYING OCT. OPENING, Section. S
ETC, OF The NEW PUB Block No. 2,04211S.
Lie ROAD OF THE Case No. 500.
COUNTY OF HUDSON.

IN THE NATE orT oS OF Z sN .odfa
COUNTY OF HUDSON. ="
To fdqor N. Crawford and Mrs. Edgar N.
Crawford, his wtfe, Charlotte M. Ridder and
Mr.. - Rider, her husband, Jacob Neu-
staedter and FdRRv Neustdedter, has mife,
FeL1 Neufeider. and Mrs. Fetir NeufeldeI,
his n f., John O. Woodruff and Mrs. John
o. Woodruf, his DVe, Frederica Pau son
an william PIulsoa, her hUsbdnd:-
Take notics that, the Subscribers, Commission
thereto, TO examine and appraise the Land. real
laying ouI and opening OF said ROAD, and the dam
age 10 be d one TO the owner or owners thereof. by
o, her duCIes as may De required by said ac,s tor
That portion OF said road known as section mum.
newark avenue. Jersey CITY. and tne centre line
OF high roint Avenue in the Town OF " est Aooo.
ken, VIA meet on
MONDAY. TIE TWELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER
NEXT.
at two o'clock, the afternoon, at the Savings
streets. In the CITY of Aoooken, n. j., then anu
Ilsre 10 examine and az raiss tue lands, real es.
Wnicn you are the oAn9r, or in wilton sou are
intere SEED anu wnieh is to be taken for said
hulsoI CoInty, New Jersey. wnlcn, on a map OF
said >sw fuolio koai, made bJ EdIow W. Asrrl
son, Chief Engineer. on ME in the ONCE of the
Gle, k OF Cho, zen kreeuolIers OF said county IA
copy whereof Is also on Tile in Hudson county Reg
isteris oincel Is known as part Of lot mum Dered
twenty t<y Ia hlock numbered 2.O42-IlS BOUNDED
as folio ws;-SorGGerIy ny Land cow or late OF John
Ebenuach sixty two ami eignty-ive ndndredsns
IT,. ooi feet, more or less; southerly, by land now
Or late OF Alarcus tIeischhaIer sixty-uwo and
nftyJwo hundrelthj $3.50 feet, more or less;
eastetly by me eAsserlJ side or the NeW PuOlic
hoad sizcyfodr and hfteen hundred tbs (64 I5)
feet, more or less: westerly by Bergen Wood Ave
nue. 81 AIS- CD feet. more OF less.
also any rights OF the par ties hereby notified to
land in the streets In front OF the lands herein
described.
And the damage to be done to the owner or
owners thereof Oy taxing the Sc ne, and then aud
there TO execute our duties unuer said appoint
menG.
AMI j.. CRANDALL,
LILLIAN LETS,
garnet FINK,
Commissioners, Section No. 5.
JOHN McGRATH.
Counsel.
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IN caANoERY OF NEW JERSEY

To Rebecca Archer, Caroline Archer, Mary
archer, Jonn Archer. Catherine richer, trustee;
son, David Anderson Henry Allan. Charles i.
brackett. Charles II. Brown, William H. Burrows,
IL. Burr Uasseiberry. Cornelia CARPENTER, Denver
City Water Company, Cherries II. Drew. Waldo &.
Archer Dosst, edward lday. Harry VI EIIIott.
W. Fairbanks, Criah 3. Fisk, John h. Foster.
James W \; i5fa9'' JaneS j., SSne$osy' James aseen-
Frederick W. Herbert William Ii James Richard
L Jones, Henry {. hubbard. anton hardt saran
Charlotte 5. ,Kraus. Mary +. Lewis. Mary A. Lock
turing COMPANY, Mary A. Louis Francis 2.
M MenIa 5Tsn ,, G a n5tche Il ,l Rasak ! A Ss Ss15 Clara q
4. 5 Sorson' "A any my Aess BAN: p SGty I. Palmer. henry
Rubel John J, Russell, Benjamin R. Redman.
Paul Rottenourg, William Z. kobinson. g. s. Ross
M Hemia' Pennis shs spliksn- " infnro0 st,s S 4
Edwin Smith, Myreu silver. Martha J. Sawyer, ].
Z. sanborne, Maria L Smear, agent, Fried Snie-
wlnd: Mans ~ misses JSsnps a lnascasr' W; 7.
Tory; l. 1; Irowbfidges Ghas, " Lid, samuel \.
ted, william a.. 6nderwood. cSSs A. v aime,
Glarence Il. Yenner. 2: Z. Venue & Co, A G.
n~aselaer, Morrison i. Weyant. Henriessa + Wal.
ton, Elizabeth l. Whiting ellie J. Waliens, De
Wait Ghss. +. Wait Alice H, Wait. AAee y.
BY virtue of an order OF the Court OF Chaneery
OF New Jersey made on the day Of the date more.
of in a ausewherein Catherine srcner is com
plA1nanJ anu you ana others are defendants. Won
are required to appear, and plead, demur. or
answer TO the eompl inant's bill on or before the
twentieth day Of October next. or the said oil will
be taKen as Confessed against you.
The II is hleu for the purpose OF Determining
who are tn stockholders OF the American Water
Works Company; to cancel certain certificates OF
Stock therein issued by Claren ce q. Henner as
Vice resident and George Deas as treasurer of
said company, to restrain thehoId ing Of stocK.
hoiders' meetings under cetain notices given
by Clarence II, Venner as Vice President and
George n Toby as Assistant Sc cretary ana by
Dennis Sullivan as Vice President snd- Francis S.
McManus as Secretary; to restrain Clarence H.
Werner and others from holding a certain special
meeting OF stockholders on March &. 1892, or at
any ther umeaIo restrain tae voting upon stock
fssued by Clarence Il. Venner as Vice President
and George Deas as Treasu rer; to restrain the vo5-
ing upon certain stock claimed to be owned by
clarence II Venner q Co, TO restrain all further
meetings of stockholders of said company until
| the. court, determines who are the lawful stock.
holders or said company aud who are entitled to
vote at such meetings and for divers other pur-
poses
And you aud each Of you are made defendants
because your claim to be holders OF stock OF said
company.
Dated August 10, 1902.
L1NDLEY ". GARRISON,
HENRY s. WHITE.
solicitors of Complainant
Posto6lce address OF L. ". Garrison,
No. Ill Market street,
Camden. N. J.
Postoniee address OF Henry S. White.
PoStofhoe Building.
Jersey City, Ne i
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mouse for the organ of a boss, the
yenal mouthpiece of a faction. The
contrast between its plight and the
growth of the independent and
honest papers is q monumental com
ment on the futility of ring jour
nalism,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE MATTER OF H Notice.
LAYING OUT, OPENING. Section 5.
ETC, OF III NEW PUB Block No. 22s7.
Lie ROAD OF THE case 40. 1852 3.
COUNTY OF HUDSON
To Mtchael Pastacoidi, has he rs, Deus

10 Mtchdet Pdst0cotQI, hS ne rs, GeUiSeeS or
legal representa-! Ues:-
Take nouce that tho subs cribers, Commissioners
appointed undet Chapter CCLAAiV or the Laws
OF 1868 for New Jersey. and the supplements there
to, TO exam1ne and appraise the land, real estate
and other property, 10 oe laken for the laying out
and opening OF said ROAD, AMI the damage TO be
done 20 lns owner o. owners the reof, o. taxing
tne same and TO do and perform such other duties
MS may be required by SAID acts for that portion OF
said road, Known as section number five, which
lies between the cen ne line OF ewark avenue,
Jersey CITY. AMI Che cen Ire line of High toint ave
nue. in the own or West Roooken, will meet on
MONDAY, II DAY OF DECEMBER
NEXT.
at two O'Clock, the aftern DON, at the Savings Bank
Building, cor. Newark and washington streets. IN
the lily OF 4doboken, N. j., then and there TO ex-
anime and appralse the lands, real estate and
other p properly hereinafter described, OF which
you are the owner, or in whicn you ars intereste d
aAd Whicn is 70 be taken for said road:-AH Jaat
plot of LAM in township of North Bergen, Hudson
county, Aew Jersey, which on u map OF said New
Pubic road, made Dy Ediow w. Harrison, Chief
Engineer, on Gle in Tue Office OF the Clerk OF
CHOSEN kreeholders OF sad county IA copy where
of is also on die in hudson CounIy registers
ofico) isknowl rs part Of loo numbered Elgnty-
four (o4J anu Eighty live (s5J. in uloek number ed
z2oi. bounded as folio Hs; -Nor5neriy by lanI now
or late OF JacoD oCnwattz, eleven anu Gwenty
hunuredths Ql.2D feet more Or less; sousherly by
land now or late OF Nicholas Reissnberg TWO and
sesenIy-Jwo hundredths G.T3 fee6 more or less,
easterly by Bergen God avenue flty-Lnree and
sixtb-six hundredtns NJ 81 feet moro or less,
westerly by The westerly side OF the >ey Pubic
koad nfty-one and seyenty-nine hundred tbs t5l..g)
feet more or iess.
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified
TO lanos In the streeGs IN front of Tie lands herein
ANA Jne damage to be done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. and tnen ana
There 10 execute our duties under said appoint
AMEs F. CRANDALL.
MILLtAM LET'S,
GAkkEF flax,
Commissioners, Section No. 5.
JoHNA. McGRATB.
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LAiiNG Our. OHM, Notlce;
Er re- % SSa TaE II aEw Z I sioes 10. l.s47.sal.
COUNTY OF HUDSON. case no. l.49a.
To Jane P. McGrato, Rebecca W. Dwight. Re-
becca A. Dwight. Aanie A. Delight. ala r.
Dactght. John W. DWight, AdeIia A. Delight,
Maru III. R)cttuelL, Erastus s. Rockwell. her
husband hrs. Douglas BoardmGn, erecutrir
of aci ! of John McGrato, Douglass Board
man, executor of John McGraac, deceased.
Take notice that the subscribers. Commissioners
appointed under Chapter oOL1XIV. OF the avs
thereto. TO examine and appraise the Ian /, real es-
tate an othe; properly. to De IaEen foT Inc laying
ous and opening OF said road. and the damage %
be done to the o wner OF owners the eof. by ticking
as may he required " safG acts for that nortion Of
said road, knoSn as section number Ave, which
Jerse c t.. and { - centre lfae of Hign Point ave.
nue.. in the Town OF West aoooksn. will meet on
MONDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER
NEXT.
at two o'clock, the afternoon. at the Savings Bank
Building. corner Newark and Wasnin gton streets,
in tine City of Hoboken, ~ t.. then AMI there to
examine and appraise the LANDS, real estate and
olher property he rel natter describe /. OF which YOU
are the owner. o. in which you are inter estei, and
land in Jersef City, hudson County. New erse !,
which, on a map of said new { u ilic koad. made
the office OF the Clerk of CHOSEN Freeholdsrs OK
said county g COP, wnereof Is aiso on NJ in mud,
lot numbered ! htrts.seven Ss1 and thirty eisot
1882, in Dlock numbered t,34I-5!4. Dou1d0 as fol
lows: -Nortnerly By land nov or lat1 o. Charles
Moran. twenty (2g Feet, souhlerly b. land now or
late of Gustav scaoneberg. twenty CD feet, cast
erly b. Nelson avenue Ifcy (5D feet, westerly by
the westerly side of the New Public Road nfty (5O)
feet.
Also any rights OF the parties hereby notified to
lands in the streets in front of the land herein
described.
And the damage to be done to tue owner or own
ers thereof by taking the same, and then aud there
to execute our duties under said q prominent.
JAMES F.
WILLIAM LET'S,
GARRET FINK,
Commissioners SecJlon No, 5
JOHN A. McGRATH.
Cou nseL
Dated October l. 1872.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final account of
the subscriber. guardian OF HeroerG w. Schuobe;
a minor. will be audited and stated by the Snr-
rogate OF the ounGy of Hudson, and reporre / for
settlement on Friday, the twenty-nfIh day OF
November next
ANTHONY ENGELBREeHP.
Dated septem Der q. A. b. 1872.