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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25
=Qesislatur.
aufin, "a. Gebruar 1898.


Genat.
Gro,pleps Bin aur S1affung zines
Bureaus fur Mrbeitsangelegenbe
unb beionber8 fir Nrbeifs 9tatitit
fam 3ur 8eratbung.
gfad ldngeren Gebatten ipur6e bic
Bin nit IS gegen 9 Stimmen 3ur gns
grnffirung angenontmen.
prebters SID 3ur Seffeuuns Der
@ebiibren Der @ountps unb Difritts
Nnm1lte in aleu- GdQen, in benen es
ii9 un bic gin3iebung riidfdnbiger
3inien fiir ben S9ulzGonb ober UNI
bic Berfall<g <grtldrung pon. G9ulanb
uesen Widterfhaung Der eingegangen
gerpfli1tungen banbelt, tpurbe nit
16 gegen 10 Stimmen ansenommert.
Wd3renb Der Beratbung Der Bin
5ur Neusgintbeiluns beS Staates in
Suifis Diitritte gelanste Der gertas
suness s4ntrag aur 4nnahme.
0aus.
Sn Der Wprmittaesiibung wurbe bic
Shulz8il eingebenb beratben.
Na1mittags murben wieber eine
groBe Menge bon Bills unb Mntrdgen
et,. eingebra9t. Damn tpurbe mie6e.
rum bic Beratbung Der S9uI Bi0
| fortgefeBt. Das Geieb murbe babin
amen6irt, baB bas @ebalt Der gountp.
G1ulfuperintenbenten In gounties
BON iiber 5000 ginuobner bic 5ummt
bon 81 500 nidt iiberfeigen biirfe. ST.
aaen Counties NIT ueniger ginpob.
nern barf bas @ebalt bieier Beamter
bas Marimum BON 81, 200 ni6t iiber
fteigen.
gDas bic Grage Der grcuriion mad
Wafbing.on anlangt, 70 baben BIZ
Babnsefellftnften ieBt smar bic gefor:
berte Rate betpilligt, aber NIT her 8e
| bingung. baB fi1 minbefens 100 Mit
sIieber Der 2esislatur al ber @reurfioi
betbeiligen miiBten, aber es ideint
bob bic greuriions 2anne ebeuf
f6neu mieber perrau9t If, wie iie &c
tommen mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25
Sn ben @reusen

bes arantbetsfslbes, tnnerbab beden ss NIT benz bes
fen Grfolse ansewenbet wtrb III ScHetter's Wasen=
tttters etIe bamtenmebt5tn pcn wettret@enber @trs
tuns. Ste TT bem BubItfum ME at8 etne nntperfals
panaeee fur ae t6rperliHen 9eiben unb Gnfe1tunseu
aufsebrdnst worten. Die SpaIten ber 1asesprsfJe
eubaIteu tdsli Banbwlrmer artifelu sur Guprets
iuns pon fog. Specialm.tteln, melHe a1e tn etnem
anbbnh her Mept,tn rer1et&neten arantteteu betlen
foaen. Die sewtfenlpie aufi&uetteret, reIder I'D
piele Gsentbhmert berarttser S4wtnbelprdparate
i3ulptS ma&eu, Bat In Iauienben BON Eduen bas
gublifum Dor allen bur1 fpecienes GtsentbumSredt
sefhnsten fog. Batentmebis.nen fopffdeu Semat, 70
sab bic Grnber wirtlig gutter Webt,tnen, be tn ses
piffen Sdusn r.dttse aureu su Stanhe brtastn, bas
Ssr ,1 ssneSisstst Tpsosm; anSers tsetta sstsa
f&e Bplt tunt aus lansidbrtser Grfabruns eeen oft
erpropte gorBuse unb NETS, bas bas Vtters etn
treff9es Mttel sesen Daara unb 9.bsrleteen, Sarts
ietbisfett, uerp6ie, rbeumatti6e, Mersns uns Ra=
senbei4perben 1T. Seine Btrtunsen finb natursemab
nnb sranblt unb aus Dteiem Gruuh rtrf eSpp aabI'
retbeu Dpttrrsn aud tnpcilirt unb empfchlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25

sHn6 fhaitbaft, i'd lpciB, baB sic ibr
nur cine ttu5ise 9ienisfeit brinsen f6ns
neu. bic iie tnterefirt. Sir alles an.
bere lit lie mie abseitorben.4
rl1no id brinse fie ibr. SD bin
sliidli9, iie ibr bringen gu f0nnen."
Sn ibrer freuoisen Nufresrns iprans
Gcau 3eblen lebbaft mieber anf.
rSIt es ipirfltd) ipabr, Serr Yrato.
rtus ?" rief fie leu9tenben Dlides.
rSa, Trau Doftor, es lit nabr.
Mein Water bat Ieinen @iberitanb gee
gen uniere gerbinouns anfsessben ="
v0aGen Ole lifb umarmen, mein lies
Der, lieber gBalter. Sbr Yapa lit Elm
Geu,iitbsmenld, i'd mubte es rpobl; er
fonnte iid Oem Slid ieiner 9inber nidt
auf bic Dauer wiberiesen. eaiien sic
fid umarmen!4
llnb gBalter Eratori1s lieb iid urt,
arnten. Warunt bdtte er es riht tbun
fcuen? Seine Sitiinftige S1ipieaer,
ntntter NOR ia eine rei3en6e Jrau.
SIR Hapa lit cine gerle bon einem
Menlden, Elm ipabreS @olbbers. ytnn,
er fol- feline Sreube baben!"
n9a," iaste @alter, nuur eine eine
aige BeSinsnng felt er, bte Sie, Jrau
Doftor, ODER Sraulein 3ottden erfiillen
folIen.4
sSie ioll erfaat iperbeu, slpeifeln sic
ni9t oaran!4
1luo wenn Der 9ommer3ienratb per.
lan9t bdtte, iie loIe ben Wfonb pom
9immel berunterlan9en. unb inn frti9
sepust uno blanf 3ll Siiben lesen, iie
bdtte es in oieiem au9enblid neripro.
den, 10 lebr ipar ite erfreut, nun Cubs
! lid. enbli4 an BEN beiB eriebntem 3iele
5n iteben.
(5ortiesuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25
Grfanst einem s4eltrmf.
(gouneil Slulfs, Sotpa, NonpareiD

(gouneil 9luifs, Soma, 9onpareiD.
@banberlain Me6icin COMPANY bon
Oes Moines, ift cine eSnfitution
Somas, auf nelhe bic 8euobner bes
Staates nit Stol3 bliden. Chamber.
lainS 0uften 0eilmittel bat einen lias
tionalen @uf erlangt unb 1T ni9t nur
in iebem 6auie beS Staates, ionbern
bes ganaen sroBen Wefens 3u finben.
Sein Wertb 1T in aQen 9beilen Imes
rifas feit etablirt. gu baben in San
4ntonio in ben Mpotbefett bon s. Salt
eper & Son, Doubling & Gloob. 5. g.
Sod, u. 9reiB, $. S9u9arbt, @. @os
ben & Co., 5. s. 6arriion unb Salt
eper & S1u1arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25
9aubbeit fauu pid,t aebetlt tperSeu

burd locale MppIicationen, neil iie BEN fran.
ten Ibeil bes Obres nidt errei1en fSnnen
GS gtebt nur einen Nes, bic Taubbeit 3u fil.
riren, nn6 ber 1T bur1 conitituttpneIle Sell.
mittel. Eaubbeit tpirb burh einen ent3iinbe'
ten 3nitanb Der l9leimisen NusfIeibuns oer
Guftadif4en @0bre her,iriadt. @enn bieie
MSbre fid ent;iiabet, babt ibr einsu rumpelus
Son ober mnboIlfpmmenes Geb5r; unb tpenn
iie gang sef4Iofien III, erfclst Tambbeit, unb
ipenn bic @ntsiinbuns nittt seboben iinb bieie
85bre tpieber in tbren seb5risen 3nitnnS Der
isbt tperben tatlr, ipirS bas @ebSr tlr intner
5erftort tperben; tieun GiilIe inter 3eb, finb
6ur4 Satarrb beruriodt. fuelder ,ii1ts als
Elm ent3inbeter 9uifanb Der fdlein,iseit Dbers
Hidden lit.
Bir tpoIlen einbunbert Dollars fir jeben
(bura &atarrb peruriadten) Gaa bon 1aubs
belt geben, ben mir nidt 6urd ginnebmen bon
9al's RatarrA. .&ur beilen f0auen. CAPT Gud
umfpnft @irfulare fofnmen.
S. 5. Gbeneb & 6 o., 1olebo, ..
gerfauft BON Mpotbefern, preis 10 Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25

5innipru6.
8it Ou idon gut, neil Ou gldubig biit 2
Ser Seufel lit lt6er t fein Atbe;it!
8aul SeD lie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25
@ie man 9oftor Ne@mnn8en err
fpart.
(9lus bem @bieass Dailb Galumet)

(aus benz Gbieass Dailb galumet)
Wsan6e Dottor &e9nung LII bur9
ben @ebrau9 bon @bamberIains gu.
ten : Webi3in eripart morben. Der
Name lit ein 6ausbaltswort in p;elen
9beilen bes 2anbes. @bamberIains
Webi3inen perfaufen ii1 fart in Der
WeltauSffeaung8ifabt unb piele Der.
isnen beitdtigen ben @ertb Der per>
f6ie6eneH 6eilmittel. gu pertaufen
in San 4ntonio in ben Npotbefen BON
s. 8alteper 6 Son. DomIing & 6loob,
3. g Sod, U. Dreib. 8. Shudarb,
81. @obn & 60, 5. s. 9arriion unb
2alteper & Sdu1arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25
cages Nemisfeitem.
& II | a n b.

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of.r .. s"a. sseIa'SeGms.Hs! Ss So: mI:s.E. Dahaz
sastt Ivy Sab e.s osa.eoIysu pei ee>
saa'o.lVtn u.. ~ aG!.simat6en 9M oea'ttWs
T. I;s" 49, aaa pe"' l.aan5'sue" Sl1les, oeN
se COO s'.Ie.M, Is ge.oSaSsgs. e Sm SaHnaI
- a1Jn uv.aS Dss o u.SI.snoes1aa aI ~ oVo
,,strems pSrus'a har saast psa %'ae sI,oao,49 .,
Sobrsa - 90 ssa IlIa aae sa.s t Sa'uut D.slss
Sayss0 ,ayss - ,z 7oe eee yi.."9. 81. 0aggl.
SIsns.s,, TSsn s;,.ss" S...vu.oou lu' 'p'"u'"'Iwe
~ @,, SsSaWss.. Masrxsss..,,...h.,.,. st.
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M w. T. ~, .,,,a v'Ii6. ~. g.! % saIs o.u"1l:.
@smii;amoam; s IN mr sil sir ias Spa ugea s;e We
SSa"s Ssnerts,.a,s. ta.,sa ~ Dsn Siss au.u's: s.:
M..p Ns.; se.aseu. a:@ 9s'a.gs, & u'o1 % uM p'e
f,,..a tr.sopsnmo." nsw oaa S.1yaaoz
asa.r;tst smng .;,M 80 81 .siSa' ~ s.; ~ luuai gsI
S.s aiy. Hnisaa -. Dul' asa oup j.. S.s SM.sIeHsn @
-. S.. sDS.i.S 4S.s g. yuMas" ". S"'sl.u.n
..a. &C. ooliS1!ps.S!a,'en LILLY q, w D:n : Siaao m
WIss r.. us.w. osIsela.g .ya' s.heh
au''ang1.al ~ .: "" Ss''en peS Spfss
Wei0 ..n.luS. o..a %..x,...
Sos 0sSfNNl 'e(uNIS utNSJA
fid cine lebbafte Oppoiition 'gegen ben
0atpaii : Iunectioas 8ertrag geltenb.
0on Geitem bieier Oppofition tpirb
geltenb gemaGt, baB bic &atifiedtion
biefes gertrages pon Seiten bes @es
mates nidt geniige unb baB aud bas
6aus I'm feline Mnlidt befraat merz
ben miilTe, nm TO mebr, aIs Der Mbz
fd)lub Disles 8ertraaes perbdIluibm1s
Bia arobe BeIpbeuilliauuaen nadl lid,
aieben werbe.
- Mld,ter Gresham 1T aum 9elud)e
beim prdlibenteu @roper &lepelanp in
Qafeuoob, q. s., einaetroifeu. Mudh
Carlisle tpirb bort ermartet unb bic
brei 5taatsmduner perben lduaere
WerhanbIunaen iiber pidltiae @taats:
aeiddfte baben, bic iofort mad, Der
s{nauauratiprt au erlebioen iinb.
@roper GIepelaub hat 6enrp 8
Vripatiecretdr ernaxnt.
en- Nem glorf IN nor in Nomhon
~" U"'O~S
3utl Wf01QtneOQut5ngu9 uDerQStretette
M,..~;eou.r 0ffnrooAa~ N,HnI Naoh
<tusSAtSutSb <$ttSuuuSl ot"ilS1 <OSou
eiuQetrDffett, I'M bier in ben Ver.
GIrm osT
az runfhen ga hei6t hn6 rio T2ohn.
o. "b"S1Su. VIZ HStp%f 0bp Wv 0tD9o-
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Die fransofifhe 8esierung wurbe
burm eine Snterpeqatirn ppn Seiten
ber 9ehuiirtenfammer aufgefor bert ,ibr
@DIogIiationssebiet in 3onfin su ers
ueitern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25
Widbt aus Gbima.

ueber einen er90blid)en &anglireit
uirb aus 8ielefelb bsri1tet.
@S banoelte ii6 bort um oas ST.
@iien Su &aiierS @eburlStal, 5u ruels
mem bic giirseribaIt unb Biz Gpigen
Der geboroen offsnilib einselaben
tperbem.
s9n oieiem Geitefen nimmt aud bas
SfitciercorpS in corpore 8 bell.
salltem 0erfomnren gen,dB nimmt
Der ieoesmalige Jeitreon:r. in biss
fem Sale Ter Nejirfeommanbenr,
bas prdlibium siu, rpd5renb bic
beioen anberen aaerb0bften vSpi.
ben", bas< Staotobsrbaupt unb Der
2anbgeridts prdiibent, feline &e1te
unb 2iRfe s'eren. Nun mid es
Der 3ufau, baB in bieIem Sabre Ser
Oberbiirgermeiiter bebinpert lit, on Der.
Jeier 3beil Su nebmet1 unb bab i'm
Der 3meite Siirgermeifter bel her Geier
5u pertreten bat. Damit beginnt bic
.56uierisfett. 9as srite Stabtober=
baupt 1T ndmli6 nbloB" Oberbargers
meiiter, Ddbreno Der Stpeite @iirgerz
meiiter ulebr 1T, er 1T aud &eierbe.
Lieutenant. Sn unierem lieben beut=
f4en 0aterlanbe 1T es nun einmal
Braud, baB man bet iol1en 9(nldKen
ben cipiten MenIden ablegt unb ben
Meni6en b6berer Crbnung nit Sdbet
unb A9ielfiiden an3iebt. 92un befins
bet fih aber inter ben Gpiben 3meiter
Orbauug. bic ebenfafS Nnre9t an ben
eonpratierentii6 beIiben, aud Der
&ommcnbeur bes biefisen Snfanteries
BataiQonS unb eS tpiirbe lid5 Der unz
gebeuerlide Gall ergeben baben, baB
Der Biirgermeiiter nit ben Qieutenants>
M6ielitiiden iiber benz Waior nit ben
&aupen einen plaB erbalten bdtte.
So etna8 bulbet aber unier 3eitalter
nimmer. Ga mar nun gutter Gatb tbeuer.
DAB Der Wlaior fi9 einen berauf.
ieBte, ipOllte ielbitoeritdnbli1 bic Stabts
beb0rbe nidt leiben, benn iie bat elm
wobl ermOrbeues &e9t auf einen ber
brei erhen pIdbe. gaa1bem iiber oiele
beifle Grage elm i6riftli6er Wotenauss
taui6 3DilGen Stabts unb Wtilitdrbes
borDe erfolgt mar, bat man ieBt etnen
Wusgleid 9efunSen, bel bem iith beioe
Sbeile ,ni6ts in ibrer ghre uergebeu :"
Infer lieutenant 8iirgermeilter
bleibt on ieinem plaBe iiBen. aber er
muB Sabel unb 2l6ielfiide gu Sauie
laiien unb barf ..bloB" in @ioil err
| f6eiuen. Ser Wtaior fommt teinen
berauf, aber e8 IiBt au6 fein 9ieutes
nant iiber ibm. so fonnter benn bic
gielefelber mieber rubis idlafen uub
Iid in @emiitbsrube auf bes &aiiers
Geburtstagehen oOrbereiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25
8apit Sen XIII hof 5ih iri5dhen

prdlaten gegeniiber lobenb iiber bic
neue 9omesEulesgia @labltone5 ausal
geiprc1en. 9ielelbe. fagte er, lei ses
nau bas, mas bic Srldnbrr plnidttnl
uuo moour6 ibnen @erehtigtelt 5a.
She'll merbe unb au9 @nglanb merbei
burdJ bic Annabme Der Bill 9etrdftigt
iperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25

Man fhreibt aus Berlin: Gs
finb bereits 250,000 @remplare bes
PAMPHLETS, nel6e8 bic 3ebe 8ebelS
enthdlt. bic berielbe am 3 bis. im
Reidsta9e iiber ben iocialiltii6en 3us
tnuftsifaat gebalten bat. absefebt
mprben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25

- Ser Barrier gaiIations. gerihts.
bof bat bic Appelation Der beiben 2ef,
feps gegen bas llrtbeil in 5a1en bes
panamaeanalsS9minbeIa perworfen.
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2.22S.672.

Dieie 9abI ftelt btt Gn,ab prn 8iai3er bar, ptlde
ypn Or. 9tusS ,0euer @utneduns fur { hn .ntfuGl
Suffer unt Grtdtuua~ in ben Der. etaaten rom lar,
is9i bis Bum Ndrs 1892 rerfuuit porpen hnb, 9pet
Miupnsn areibnntert adtanbtnansis tauienb. fstbs
iinb iebc entse htier Sloi6en purbe unisr ber Ga
rautie perfanft, tab bas Gelb suraderfattet pirbe
menn has Mttel tene befrtebaeneen &eiultate erleu
fpute Das Geteimntb btsfes Grfclses TT le8t suts
buut: Gs euttduSHt Rtemanben unb Sebermauu tanu
I'D barauf perlaieu, ale auf baS bette Wtttel 3tssn 1us
fen, GrfdunSen u. %. pres so Gents unb 81 90.
gu baten hpr1 his Gan Nn!oniO Drug Company.
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0ege,t &benutatisutus


Sa Mpet's GariapariHa elm unf6asbares UitteI
Die qualuouen S4merjen bes Rbeumatismus faIs
len auf bic Rei4en ,uie ouf bic Mrmen. 9ieies
usbeI bat feinen grunb In einer int BIute Iiesenz
ben Saure meiifens bic 1oIse bapon. bab man
feu@ter 2uft ober pI6sIi9em @etterpedfel ausse.
fsstwar anb sreift sewsbnIid biesr6sern gIieb-
maben an. 5eiIuns fam man nur bann erIanseu,
ruenn man bas @ift aus benz BIute entfernt Ynb
baJu iit nidts befer aIs alperS GarfaparfrIa.
e.: = &C.,: !: !: &; Ni $ &C.: e; !; :: ::
I9lob ID snIett. einen onbaItenben 8eriu6 nit
aper's SarfapariIa ~ nta@en. SIM @ansen uers
brdu8te ID unsefdbr adtsebn 5lafden, unb feitbem
II Sas uebeI nidt ,aradsesebrt. 80. g. @rsen
Sobnstomn, Dbio.
aNa4Sem i'd Sabre lang OH Nbeumatismus ses
Itten bate, lies ID mid 3m einem Derfube nit
@per's Sorfapariua beresen, unb fie that mir{os
sIeiG gut. Sd fete sroses gertrouen in ibre mes
bi,iniiden arafte."-S. .. Bindeitsr. 9oIben. We.
ADer's $arfaparilla.
8abereitet uon Dr.. $. s. aser Co.. aopeu gsaF
9eilt Mnbere. tuir0 Sid beileu.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

ITO MAY HOLMAN. QNFAHD AMELIA
Holman, wido W, and Amelia Holman. mother
Of said infant. Aida NAV Holman.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made BY me CT y Collector OF Jersey City. on the
18th day OF October, 1892, The Mayor and Aldermen
of Jersey City purchased for the sum Of Twelve
dollars and ninety five cents L the land and
real estate situate in Jersey City. in the County of
hudson and state OF New Jerss ~, fronting ON
north nde son street, which Is laid down and
In block humber one thousand and one Il GOD
upot an assessment map annexed 10 q re-
port number. seventy two az male by the Com
miss. oners Of Adjustment appointed In and for
saiu CITY by the Circuit Court OF the County of
hudson. 2 certified copy Of which report ana map
sey, CITY. on the sixteenth day or July. 1891.
sald report and map sud said sale being made
pursus mt TO the. provisions of an act OF the Legis-
iature OF New Jersey. passed March Both. 1886 en-.
Gan Act concerning the settlement and collection
OF arrearages Of unpaid taxes assessments and
water rates or water rents in cities OF this s. ate,
and imposing aud lsvying q tax. assessment and
neh IN heu ana instead Of such arrearages, and
70 enforce the payment thereof. and 10 provide
LOT tne sais 81 lands subjected to future ia xation
And the several supplements thereto.
ana you are further notified Jnat you appear IN
nave an ettate or interest IN said land and
real estate. and unless the said land and real cstaue
snail bs redesIied. as provided IN said acts, before
service. hereof. a deed for the s me will be given
conveying TO she Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
Guy the Zee simple OF said-lsnd ana real estate,
&C ordlng TO the provisions or the sal act
pated JaFsey City, y. j.. November 18th, 1893.
TIE MAYOR AND En- OF JERSEY CITY.
= a( P. +. ANsER Mayor.
SEAL Attest: JOHN E. SCOTT.
ta.C City Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-21
.(ssle No. s.lssl

ITO Aida MAY IL 0NFAN AMELIA
Eolmen widow, and amelia Holman, mother
OF said infant Aida Nay Holman.
You are hereby roti1ed that at q public sale
18th day OF October. 1891 The Mayor and Alder
nan Of Jersey CITY purchased for the sum of
lwelye Dollars and ninety cen Is ALL The land and
rear estate situate In Jersey City in the County of
dudson and state OF New Jersey. f. onting on
north of Anderson street which is laid down and
block Number one thousand and one I,OD upo 4
an assessment map annexed TO q report number
seventy-two lt2l made by the Commissioners of
OF Adjustment" appointed in and for said City by
the Circuit Court of The County of hudson a GER
!lned copy OF which report and map was filed
~ the Office Of the City collector of Jersey
City, 0 the 18th day Of July. 1891. said report and
map and said sale being made pursuant to the
provisions OF an acE of the Legislature of New
Jersey. passed March SOth. 1856. entitlsd:-
AN act concerning the settlement and coll ection
or srrsarages OF unpaid taxes, assessments and
State. and irupos ng and Isvying a tax. assess
men and lien In lieu and instead Of such ar
rearages, and TO enforce tho "a, men thereof,
ald TO provide for the sale of Ian s subjected
TO future ia xatfon and assessment"
And the seye al supplements thereto
And you are further notified that you appear to
nave an estate or interest in said land and real
estate. and unless the SAID land and real estate
snail be redeemed. as provid I'd in said acts, before
the expiration Of sik months from and after the
service nereor. adeed for the sa ne Will be givan
conveying to TIE Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey
according to the provisions OF the said act.
Dated Jersey City, N. j., November Is, 1858.
THE MAYOR N OF JERSEY CITY.
(l T. F. WANSER, Mayor.
SEAL Attest: JOHN E. ScoTT.
N City Clerk.
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AT ZEIMER's.
Everything to Please the Purse of the
Christmas shopper.

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Christmas shopper.
A mechanical clown, life size, blinks his
funny white eyelids and taps upon the glass
of the central window of Zeimer g. Co.'S
store on Sixth avenue and Fifteenth street,
New York, attracting the Christmas shopper
to a stock of Christmas goods whose excel
lenee, no doubt, give him that satisfied smile.
Following his invitation, one must pass
through a crowd of gaZers, intent on watch
ing a miniature Ferris wheel that fills the
largest show window. As it slowly ~revolves
signs on the cars, which are filed with dolls
from the houses stock, show a few of the
special novelties on sale within. And what
are they? Everything for Christmas gifts,
and the prices way down. Those pretty
jabots of chiffon and lace, which add so much
to the plainest toilets, but nave hitherto cost
too much to be within every ones reach, are
here to be had at an astonishingly low price.
The line of fancy articles, especially hand
painted handkerchief cases, pretty little
guest books" painted photograph frames,
and everything in this attractive line, not to
speak of handkerchiefs to go in the cases,
The display of leather goods is unusually
fine. 1t is a Paradise for children on &C
count of the toys and dolls, and for Young
women OF account of the fine assortment of
fabrics for evening wear-theSe beautiful
ice-crepes that are all the rage, exquisite
brocades and satins in every shade. Evening
gloves may be had to match any color. And
the bonnets. The most beautiful things ina
ginable.
At the stationery counter, a welLstocked
department, there is a novelty that attracts
crowds, One may leave his or her photo
graph, with a dollar, and return to find it
transformed to what looks exactly like an
ivory miniature. 1t is colored to represent
life, and then c~rystallized to give it a hard,
ivory-like surface. Description won't do for
this. 1t should be seen.
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A WORTHY FAIR.
Object of the Hudson County Indus
trial Associations.

A fair under the auspices of the Hudson
County Industrial Association, composed of
colored people, opened under favorable and
promising circumstances Tuesday night in
Opera Hall on Gregory street. The Indus
trial Association is a new organization in
this county, and to become a member an in
~itiation fee of S25 is charged.
President z. de Cline states that the OBJ
1ect OF the association is to secure sufficient
FUNDS to buy a piece of property, erect
thereon a building and operate in said
building a grocery and notions store for the
accommodation of colored folk, rich and
poor, who alike will be benefited by the low
prices of all goods sold at the store which is
to be operated by the Industrial Association.
The hall last night presented an exceedingly
pretty appearance. Flags and bunting COW
cred the side walls and chandeliers. Booths,
a dozen in number, were loaded down with
good things, pretty things, useful, orna-
mental, cheap and high priced things.
The attendance was large, and the ladies
at tables had but little difficulty in disposing
OF the articles under their charge.
Miss Bessie de Cline presided over the
flower and fancy tables. Every gentleman
IN the hall had a rosebud or pink in the
lapel of his coat. The glass table, at which
many rare articles were displayed, Mrs.
Cora Waldron, of Brooklyn, presided over.
The Gypsy Queen, who told fortunes that
pleased her and her customers, is Miss
Venita Barnado. The candy booth was in
charge of Miss Starks, and the supper table
under the care of Mrs. Marshall. There is
everything imaginable on sale at the fair.
An entertainment is given each evening,
and excellent talent has been engaged. The
fair will be in progress for five days.
The committee in charge consists of
Messrs. c. de Cline, A. U. Marshall, N. V.
Carter, j. Dotson, G.. Dickinson and G..
Forrest.
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been established, it should be followed il
this. He wished the wording changed.

been established, it should be followed in
this. He wished the wording changed.
"JIMa SAYS IT'S o. X.
Councilman Kelly commended that the
resolution as it reads does not bind the city
to grant the privilege, because an ordinance
is necessary before any such thing can
happen.
Chairman Bewig was of the same opinion.
After much discussion a motion to AVE it
laid over was lost by five to two. A motion
to adopt the resolution was carried by the
same vote. 1t was decided to advertise for
objections to be heard before the Council on
January 3, 1894.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A resolution was passed to draw requisi-
tions to Mrs. Jenvey for the Day Nursery
and to the Sister Superior of st. Mary's
Hospital to the amount of 800 as Christmas
gifts to those institutions. Sap" Aldoretto
was voted $25 for Christmas.
Contract for Improvement of Jefferson
street was awarded Joseph Waddington and
for the improvement of Seventh street to
Thomas Cavanagh. Requisitions were
ordered drawn to meet the expenses Of the
various boards for December. Resolution
for the Improvement of Jefferson street, be-
tween Fifth and Fourteenth streets, passed
the third and final reading.
The Council will meet again on January 5.