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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
GOSSIP.

The extreme heat of the past few days has
brought those disease breeding ponds on the
West Side into prominence. At times the stencil
arising from them Is almost unbearable and the
sooner they are disposed OF the better it will be
for Greenvills.
Jim Malloy and Bats o'Nefll, two young
Bay shore had a dispute last evening
and being urged on by their friends decided
to settle the mat ter with their fists. They ad.
journed to the Puritan A. G.. baseball grounds,
and had a short but lively scrap. Mailoy had
the backing of the crowd, and with their assist
ance he knocked oNeill out in a very few
both shook hands. The crowd restored their
nerves to a normal condition at a nearby wet
goods establishment, and congratulated Jim on
bis victory.
1t would be a blessing to the residents of that
vicinity If the cutters on Woodlawn and Fulton
avenues were cleaned out. They are reeking
with fifth.
The demand for small dwelling houses In this
section is increasing, and no sooner are any
erected than they are rented.
The miserable apology for water coming
through the hydrants is more than the ordinary
Greenviilian can stand, aud the consequences is
that the wells in this section are well patron
lied by thirsty residents.
A yalk on that portion of Danforth avenue
near Bergen avenue Is very dangerous after
dark. The tagging is in a disgraceful conditio ion
AMI is soreiy la need of repair.
Mosquitoes were out in unusually large num-
fers last evening and succeeded in torturing the
residents numerically. Very few pc ,ple stayed
Out OF doors, the heat within being preferred to
being eaten by mosquitoes.
The abominabie state of Ocean avenue will
be discussed AZ the next meeting of the Citizens
Association. The macadam pavement is full Of
ruts and holes and the residents would like to
see II raved with Belgian plots.
Great care is taken OF the lawn around the
Greenvi!Ie railroad depot by III . railroad people
who had two men az work yesterday adding to
ITS atfrActiveaexs.
The streets In this section are overrtin with
yelpinR. unmuzzled dogs.
Thsie Is taix of cutting Avenue e through to
the Bayonne line. This would be an excellent
improvement as It would open up one OF the
pretttesr seDtions Of GreenyiiiA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18

RIO sETH 3 RYDER AND WALDO DANFoRTH,
4 executnrs aud trustees under the last will and
.. Brown. wido y Of Edward 9. srown. deceased
Fannie Rogers 0ormerly Fannie Blanchsrdl. tred.
srick Manning, fhtIsna MsassnIns. Annie MorrsIl
band; Nancy Fink. Daniel Fink. her husband;
!. 1uisa Rissans. George Riggans, her husband, and
You are hereby noaaed that at a public sale
made by he CITY Col ector Of Jersey City, on the
OF Jer. ey CITY purchased for the sum Of three
hundred and eighty nlns dollars and sixty.three
say City. in the County Of rudson ami state Of
10 laid down and designated as part lot eight 81
block humber SIX hundrsd and sevsn2Sy four
t6fil upo9 an assessment map annexed to q REPORT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In andfor said City BY the
circuit Court OF the county OF Hudson. a certified
nee Of the City Collector OF Jersey City, ON the 22d
day OF May. 1880. sal | repJrG and map and said
se,e o sse liz L %sas pursu 81 Ne 70 t lJessspy Foy gaasss S n IN
SUth, 1886, entitled:
An Act concerning the settlement anf collection
OF arrearaees OF unpaid taxes. assessments and
Tent aud lien iu lien and instead Of such ar
rearages. snd to enforce tn payment ther OF.
and to provide for the sale OF lands subjected
10 future faxatfon and assessment"
Ana the several supplements thereto.
And YOU are further notified that you appear to.
have an estate or in tef est in said land and real es
taue. and uniess the said land and real estate saaiI
be reteemed, as pref ided iii said acts. before the
vice hereef, a deed FOR the same will be given con
vsying 70 me Mayo and Aldermen o. Jersey Cly
i Sns E Sc sh sslp prcst Sf said u la saa s sand r sesl estate accord
rs Psts S. Jersey Glty' n. Ii J y i ~ lssa sev crrv
3sEAL Attest. JOHN +. scofr.
(Sale No. 142a)
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
LITTLE ITALY ABLAzE WITH CoIORs.

- HL
Georgeous Observance of the Feast OF
Our Lady Of Carmel.
"LittIe Italy, the Italian Colony at the
head of First street, was all ablaze last
evening in C~sIebration of the Feast of
Our Lady OF Mount Carmel. The festival
began on Sunday and was Kept up with
ecldt during yesterday up to ten O'Clock
last night whsn 1t concluded with inn
posing ceremonies.
The majority of the houses occupied by
Italians were p~rofusely decorated with
the American and Italian flags inter-
spersee with bunting Of the gayest colors
and many were hung with varied colcred
lanterns which OF night were lighted
making a very pretty scene.
Tho streets OF that locality were denss1y
thronged with men, women and children,
the former being full of enthusiasm nd
chat WHOM exhilerates, while the women
and children arrayed in the most bril-
liant and ext rayagaut colors, ran wild in
their enjoyment.
During the day the Italian societies
paraded through the streets attracting
much%a attention, but the greatest feature
Of the celebration was tue really grand
display of fireworks which illuminated
Gil the streets Of the Italian reservation
adjacent to che meadows through which
meanders at times the exceedingly pol
luted waters OF the ditch Gale / Mill
Creek." The detonarions of the fire.
works were lheard Throughout the city.
There were music aud dancing. and
no church festival could have a grander
observance THAI was given to this, when
seems to be the most prominenC and i'm
portant III the Italian calendar. The fes-
tiyal was also celebrated by the retired
subjects OF King HUMBER who cluster
together IN the uncIean aud ih-smelIing
tenements on Railroad avenue below
Henderson street butynot on So grand a
scale as the other.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
CHEAP EXCURSION TO CHICAGO.
What the West Shore Has Done to Ae
commodate tho Public.

What the West Shore Has Done to Ac-
cOmmodate tho Public.
For some time past the management of
the West Shore railroad has been looking
forward to the time when the vast num-
Der of people will desire to visit the Chi
ago Fair at the least possible expense
with the greatest amount of comfort.
To this end their entire passenger
equipment has been rebuilt and uphel-
stored and fitted with toilet service, high
back easy seats, making comforta bic
travel and bringing the cars of their line
up to the highest standard.
The Chicago Fair special trains will be
the most modern ever run and tickets
are now on sale by them to Chicago and
return for ore fare for tha round trip,
tickets being valid for ten days.
The dates on which these low rate
valid are:-Wednesday. July 20; Tuesday.
August l; Monday, August Z. and Satur-
day, August 10.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

RIO ETH B RYDER AND WAL DO %DANFoRTH.
executors and trustee under the last will and
testament OF. I'd ward q, Brown, deceased; deborah
! annie Rogers m IL Fannie Blanchard). Fred
erick Manning PaDsaa Manning. Annie Morreli
formerly Annie Yrownl. Robert Mo .reil, her hns.
band; Nancy Fink. Daniei Fink. her husband;
Ellen Brown.
msde by the City Collector OF Jersey city, ON the
ga day Of apr J. 1881. me Mayor and Aldermen Of
S SeTssv cisS purchased cor the sum Of F%ifsy.nve
estate situate IN Jersey City ,inthe County OF Hud
son and state Of New Jersey, fronting on Halliday
thirty three tssl to thirty seven s) In block mum.
Der six hundred and seventy two (b72) npon an as
three S5s) made By the .Commissioners Of ADJUST
meht' appointed In and foe the said City uy the
csny OF which report and map was died in the Of.
foe II the City Coli actor of Jersey City on the 22d
Day or May. 1880 saia report and map and said sale
bcing made pursuant 10 the provisions of an act
OF the legislature OF New Jersey, passed March
SUth, 1885, entitled:
IAN Act concerning the settlement and coIlsctton
oL asrearsges OF unpaid taxes. ssssssments nhd
mem and lien IL leu and ffSnasHsssaA q su aass ar.
aqd to provide for the sale OF lands subjected
TO future taxation and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you ere further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest Ia sail land and resl es.
tate. and unless the said land and real estate shall
be redee med. as provided in said acts, before the
vice hereof, a deed for the same viii 30 given con
rssing 70 Ths MS, e Ard Aldsrmsn Of Jersey CITY
Ing u the provisions Of the said act.
Rated Jersey Clty, \; 7, July 18Th, 1883.
REUBEN sIMPsoN,-
3@sS1l. Attest. J aasln {. s nsyor.
(sals No. 14i7.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
FIRE LADIES DANCE.

Successful Picnic OF Empire Engine
Company of West Hoboken.
P~ohlmann's Pavilion was crowded last
night with uniformed fire laddies from
all over the northern section of the
county. Empire E ,gine Company No. 2.
West Hoboken, held It's seventh annual
summer nights festival, aud as usual it
was a great success. The members of
Empire wore red shirtss white belts and
blue caps and dark pa~ntaloons. George
Psrmentel was Floor Manager, assisted
by Alex. Cowan. The gallant Floor
Manager led the marcn with Miss
Cooney. In the throng were noticed ex-
Chief Deunis. Chief Tornado. Assistant
Chief Scheck, ex.AssIstant En- gineer
WeissinRer and Foreman Alex. Cowan OF
the West Hobosen Departments. ex-Fore-
II "a Charles Olmstead, Assistant Fore
man James McCaugha, Foreman Fred
erick of Friendship Company, Foreman
James Van Skrivsr OF Neptune, Foreman
John Nolan of Columbia, Foreman Pc Ter
Server of Eagle and many Others.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
Legal


no SETH b. RYDER AND WALDO DANFoRTH,
executors and trustees under the last WIN and
testament OF Ed ward 9. Brown. deceased; deborah
\. frowns widow of hdyvard y. Brown, deceased;
Frederick Manning. Philena Manning. Annie Nor
rel formsrly Annts Brown; Robert MotrelL her
LOUISE higgans. George Riggans. her husband. and
You are hsrsby no.ned that alta public sale
made BY the City Collector Of Jersey CITY on the
q ~ J cay q c,t Apsil, lssi: re Mayer ora, aud !, 4 eide men
dred and forty-sisSt dollars and eighty three censs
the land and real estate situate In Jersey
CITY, in The County Of Hudson and State OF New
Jersey, lrontinR on Wilton street. which is laid
down and designated As lots eighteen (e) 70 thirty
tS0J In blocE nuinbsr six hundred and seventy-rour
missionsrs OF Adjustment" appointed ia and for
ssla pi's gf u zud tas c ! esr.i osars CODY Of 'o e.
which. report ana map was nisd IL the
22d day OF May, 1880. said report and map and
said sale being made pursuant to the provisions OF
en- act q e.. the legislature OF New Jersey, passed
AN Act concerning the settlement and collection
2i arrSarages OF unpaid taxes, assessments
ment and Hen in lieu and instead OF such ar
and to provide for the sale Of lands subjected
TO future taxation and assessment"
appear 20 have an estate OF interest in
the said tlni land and 'i real e STATE sh snf be- snls rs,
assmea' g srovidsd In said acts: before the sx-
hereof. q deed for the came will be given convey.
= II Ths MayGs sna Aldsmsn Of Jersey City the
sSs * ssss Pssy IS ! sala u lrs e. s ssia f sss. estate according
rh Rs's Sli Iesssy AS Si5, L;E Il Iii I'm ~ d 5Ish Jersey lissj CITY.
ss1l .,,.... As ,ozs : zsssal5ss Ssyor.
Sale No. 1922 M
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
CAN'T GET A BIDDER.
No Electric Company, it Seems,
Wants to Light Police Build
ings- Board of Finance Doings.

President John P. Feeney of the Board
of Police Commissioners appeared before
the Board of Finance, last evening. at
the latter's request. aud arranged for an
inspection of the Police buildings.
You gentlemen" said Mr.. Feeney.
"have spent considerable time going
about seeing what the city has not got in
the way of public buildings, and it is
my intention TO show you when you go
with me what the city has and what 1t
can we'll feel proud Of"
Mr.. Feenev referred TO the station
houses, which. with all credit to him,
were built through his energies and are,
as he says. a credit co the city. The In
spection will be made one week from
today.
Mr.. Feeney also reported that he had
tried to get estimates from an electric
light company to light the station hotses.
The officers OF the company did not seem
anyway anxious to get the work. and, as
a result, the ouly Information be could
get was that it would cost about 1916 TO
wire the station houses. The light
would he metered the same as gas.
Bob" Elliott will continue to 9 njoy
the S.. 500 Il yeAr monopoly until som OPP
posing electric company Will d the
contract.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
WOODEN WAITS CAUSE A ROW.

James Cunningham, a shoemaker from No. 90
James street, New York, visited this city and
across some sticks Of wood which looked to be
ownerless. As he was about to take possession
of the foundlings, VIM. Mangles of No. 81 Hud-
son street, appeared on tho scene and claimed
the wood as his property. This led to a quarrel
and finally 10 blows by which Mang les was
mangled quite severely. He caused the arrest
and battery and Police Justice O'Donnell held
the latter for the Grand Jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18

no SETH B. D n wALDo DAM ORTIZ
4 executors and trustees under the last will and
testament of Edward .; Brown. deceased; Deooran
Fannie 4 ogers for nerly Fannie Blanchard), Fred
etick Manning. fnilena Manning, Annie aorrsil
band; Nancy rink, Daniel Fink, her husband;
Louisa kiggans, George hiSgans. mr. husband. and
kllen rown.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
ssd day OF April, 1881, the May or and Aldermen Of
Jersey City purchased for the sum OF Forty.four
dol rs ami sixty .ro.r cents IL the land anu real
son and state OF New Jersef, fronting on Canal
street, WIN oh Is laid down and desi snated as lot b,
t672y upon an assessment map annexed to a report
number ffty-three (A3l. ma 3 b the Comm ssinn.
ers OF adjustment" appointed in and Tor said City
BY the circuit Court OF the County OF fiudso i. q
certified copy OF which report and map was filed
In the ONCE OF the City Collector OF Je sey City on
the I'D day 0t May, 1881. said report anu map and
) I'D sate being male pursuant TO The provisions Of
en- a:t OF the Le2ts ature OF New jersey, passed
March 30th, ISIS, entitled:
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collection
OF arrear agrs OF unpaid taxes, Assessments ul
water rates or water rents in cities OF thixstate,
ami imposing and levyinB q tax, asseH ant
and lisn In II u aud instead of 9 ten arr &fases,
vfd for the sale of lands subjected TO future
taxation and assess ueni-"
And The several supplements thereto,
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an esNts or interest la SAID land and real
% ATE. and unlo IS the said land and real estats
shalt be redeemed. as provided IN said acts. Dsfore
service hereof, d deed for the same will be given
conveying to The Mayor aud Aldermen of Jersey
City the ice simple OF said lana and real estate az.
tofdlng to the provis ,ons o. the safu act.
TN ssss Ss ssrssy az az. . {. ! , 5s,y Z i; IN / Iss ssnv c,rv
SEAL, Attest: RhosfS s aesis : Mayor.
esals NJ. LAS, : CITY clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18

no SETH 3. RYDER AND WALDO DANFoRTH,
executors and trustees under the last win and
b. Brown, widow Of Edward g.. Brown. de :ess
Fannie Rogers 0ormarly Fannie b anchard! Fred
e ef1r,n MAJ Mnnn annia P M N Mamma sTor annie ss Mor rel
band; Nancy Flax Daniel Fink. her husband:
Louisa k'ggans. George hisgans. her husband, and
You are hereby notified that at q public sale
made by the Ciy CollecIor Of Jersey city, on the
2sd day OF April, Esi the Mayer and Alierlnen
hundred and seventy seven dollars and ten cents
ALL he land and real estate situate in Jersey City,
fronting on Pine street which is laid down ana
designat d as font parts lots twentyoue-
hundred anu eighty-eight. (5ss, upon an assessmant
map annexed to a report numoer $50 1ifsy-three
appointed in and for said City by the Circuit Court
Of the County Of Hudson, g cer,Iaei copy Of which
Tsnors ana o. & aP was ii eSiv In tn the Of, once 90 Of tas Cit,
May, 1890. said report and map anu said sale being
made pursuant to tine provisions Of an act OF the
legislature Of New jersey, passed Aarc L 80th.
1886. entitled:
IAN Act concerning the settle nent and collection
Of arrearages OF unpaid taxes, assessments ami
water rates or water rents IN cities OF this
m5nt ana .ls.i la lien and instea, OF such arr
rearages. and 70 enforce tue payment thereof.
and To provide for the sale of lands subjected
to future ga xatien and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And Won are further notified that you appear to
estate. and unless the said land and real estate
shall b redeemed. as provided In said acts, before
sersics hereof, a 10 ID for the same viii be = aiy sse
CO nveying to toe MAYOR and Aldermen or Jersey
cisy the Zee simple Of said nd .nd real estate ae-
Dated. Jersey Cts. y: J. July i'm. 1888.
s@sH4I. "A0DAN Acting Mayor.
~ Attest: JOHN Il scoTF.
City Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
0 N 10 BE COWBOYS.

James Thompson. aged seventeen years, of
No. 344 Seventh street; Lewis Wolf. eighteen
years old, of No. 4f8 Monmouth street, and
Joseph Hsmon. seventeen years OF age, of No.
339 Seventh street, ran away from their homes
on Saturday last, and, 1t is supposed, have
started for the PLAINS to become cowboys aud
win the name and fame of Buffalo: Bill. They
told their associates they were going either to
Chicago or Texas.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
Y M. G. A. NOTES.

the building. Music will be furnished by the
Scotch Presbyterian Churcn male quartette and
James P. Butler. Rev. David Mitchell will tell
some Incidents In Scotch Ifs. AL young men
will be welcome.
Work was begun on the athletic grounds at
Greenville this morning The track and dia.
mond will DO put ia condition for use and the
ming. Tennis courts will also b. laid out.
The athletic department will hold q meeting
Thursday evening TO complete arrangement
TOR the opening Of che grounds next Saturday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
Pennsylvania RAILROAD

On and after July 1, 1893, trains will leave Jersey
sas AM. the 6oISnsIsE En Thss; aaly for GIN.
T%estibale slespiag, pinI6g Cars and Coaches.
s:is A, n, FAST LISE. With yestihuLs rsFloE and
land and Chicago; daiIys except Saturday for
is:if noon the celebrated PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
the pioneer one Of !, this h. sSilaAss Of v tas service. Se%posed
s1ste-room sieaping. Dining. Observation sad
Smoking Cars. ltgh ed oy staticnHr AIRY and NOV
able electric lights, daily for Pittsbdrz and Chi
4 P. NJ, ST. LOUIS. CHICAGO AND CrNcISsArI Ex-
PRESS, with Pullman VeStibule Sleeping and Dining
Cars. daily TO Columbus CAcihnsa, Chicago sni
buis sleeping Cars, daily to Fistssufg. Chicago
and Cleveland, Dining Car 60 PhilSdelphia and
500 e.. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS, daily for Col
umbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis. St. Louis and
Memphis enough sIespisg Cars. Dinins Car Al
SIS =. NJ. PAciFic ExfaEss. Pullman BUFFET sleep
Toledo and colaSmDus;sdSiiy except Saturday Tor
For Baltimore. washington end the South at
s soSs ii iiimisss. p farYio ls Cars and PsSnsy SHsass.
1s'sa nisht Da1 On s Gsrli "a s.ss. Z al nna 4. ~ i. SIS i. 8 o ssa
gresstenaI Limited Pafinr Cars ang Pennsylvan .
1880 night. For Baltimore only, lis pm. wssk
EB1rRess for PhIlaielphia. ss., asJ, s.la s4s. s1S,
s,4l 1918 ana ii.M a, y. I1@A PennAglyanla Linz
ited1s l2s2. "a 32As az So. AS s:4s.s laS1s, 80.
SIS, Is, 10. is 4. 81. IfanEsylvanIa j United. l2.i4j.,
night. Aeoemm6datioH, Ills A. ". AS and as
P. \. week days. SUNDAYS, Els and 1.15 P. N.
Saturday enly), 1114 4. NJ. LIS 2 0s. 2.2ls das, 3ss
and SIT P. II. week days. sundays. ISIS A. N.
tbs p. NJ,
For Aslsntic City. GAIA A. NJ. Saturday only,
nl4 1. Y; lie. s9s r n. With thhFpneh Pullman
g., P. n. week days.
.For Cape Sssy. aa:H 4, NJ, Saturday only. lila
For Long Branch Aseury PARK, Ocean Grows.
way. 3gss IA S,s. 1ai5 A. Nj. H.SS1s3 saftrday
only, q, $24, &a2. as, 5;22 ana7.lsr. n. on sun
day Is, 1000 A, n. add 5.22 r. NJ fDo not stop as
Asburt PARK 81 Ocean Grove on Sunaay.l
Fhe New York. Transfer Gcmpany will call for
ana check baggage from and to hotels and resi-
dences.
s. 81. PROVOST, L.R. w00R.
Genu Manager. Genl PASSENGER ASRuS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-18
CAPTAIN FlNDLEY PROUD OF HIS SIGN.

Captain Find lay says he is proud Of his new
sign ovcf the doorway Of the building of Branch
No. /. 1t is a Urge blue sign with Salvation
Army in Dig white letters on 1t. The captain
paints all the signs himself aud SONS OF them
are quite unique.
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TO SETH R. RYDER N WALDO DANFoRTa,
J execu ors ami trustees under the last viii and
testament OF edward y hro'vn, deceased; Deborah
fannie Rodte S. formerly Fannie histc6ard
Frederick Manning Philena Manning. Annie NOR.
husbands; ~ acy Fink, Daniel FINK, her husband;
Louisa Rigeans. George kig5ans. her husband.
You are hereby notified that at a rubiic sale
made by the City Goliectos Of Jersey City. en- the
2srd lay Of APRIL. issl the Msyor ana Aldermen
and etghty-tnres Dollars ami seventyfive-ce cents,
ALL the laniand real estate situate in Jersey City,
down and DESIGNATED as loe thirty nine (Ss) to
block number six hundred and seventy.three
1913 upon sn assessment map annexed
made BY the "Commissi 1nefs of Adj1stme9to spg
pointed in and for SAID City by the ircuit Court Of
report Ind map was nled In the nnice Of the City
Collect r of Jersey City. On the I'D day OF May,
made pursuant to the Drovfsi ms OF an act Of the
Legislature Of New Jersey. passed March 30.h. 1885,,
entitled:
Ar Act conc erning the settlement and collection
water rat $ or water rents in cities OF this state,
and imposing and ievstng a tax, assessment snd
and TO eatores tn payment thereof. aud 60
proviI e fsf the sale Of ialds subjected 70 futurs
taxation and assessment
And the several supplefn enrs thersto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest In said land anu real es
be REQ esmeu, rs provi led In said acts, before the ex-
~Liration OF six months from snd sftsr the service
ing TO the Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey CITY the
Zee simp'e Of said land and real estate according
Dated; Jersey Glty. n y June 18th, lssa
II MAYOR AND apT5sNS :, nE 5aSsEY CITY.
toS-@1 Acting Mavor.
Sale No. i,4a4.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGN MENT.
the city OF Jersey C,t,. in the County Of Tucson
and SEnte OF New Jersey, has rhis day made an
asslg pnleHt 30 the subscriber OF his estate. for the
equal benefit OF his creditors, and that the said
crejit rs must exhibit their respective claia,s un.
der oat or Affirmation, to the subscriber at his
office. No. ~ montgomery street, Jersey City, New
WILLIAM Fl. r
Assignee.