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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-27

no ROBERT MACDONALD. A FREDERICK L.
Hatch. Assignee; Horace H. Chiranden, As
signee, and Anna ". Vresland.
you are hereby notihed that al a public sale m ads
day OF April, 1899. The Mayor and Aldermen Of
Jersey City purchased FOR the sum Of two hundred
and twenty-tnrea dollars and twenty six cents
ALI the land and real estate situate Ia Jersey City,
fronting on Williams avenue. which is laid down
and 0esigna cd as lots thirty-tw0 t3D to thirty
six (S6. In block nuub Der five hund red and forty
nine f54s). upon an assessment map an
the Commissioner of Adjustment" yppoin tea in
and for said City BY the Circuit Court of the
county OF hudson, a ceftined copy OF which re
port and map was Med in tine ofice Of the City
1891; said report and map and said sale being made
pursuant TO the provisions Of an act OF the I.sgis-
lature OF New Jersey, passed March Stn, 1886. en-
eitied,- T..
An Act concerning the settlement and collection
OF arrearagts OF unpaid taxes. assessments and
weter rates or water rents In elites OF this
state, ana imposing ami levying a tax, assess.
menL and lien in lieu and instead OF sucn ar.
rea ages, and TO enforce the payment thereof.
and to pro 'ide for the sale Of lands subjected
to future taxation end assessment"
And the several supplemenlst thereto.
And ron are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest in said land and real es-
tate. and unless the sail land and real estate shall
expiration of six months from and after the SER
vice hereof, o deed for the same VIII be given CON
vsying to The Mayor and lldermen of Jeroey City
the fee simp e Of said land and real estate accord
Dated Jersey City, n. j.. august 18th. 1898.
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JEkSEY CITY,
REUBEN SNIP 5oN,
49,, Acting Mayer.
}sEAL. Attest JOHN E. SCOTT.
(SaIe No. 2e5o.1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-27
RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

On and altar September 27th, issa. trans WIN
leave JERSEY eITx as ollows:-
Hl3 A. n, the COLcMRIAx EXPRESS daily for Gin.
clnnaSt, ColumhnF. Chicago and Indiauanolfa.
VestiDuie ~Slesping, Dining Cars aud Coachas
s;l3 !. ~. FAST LINE. with rosti6ule Parlor and
Sleeping Cara daily Tor sPittsburg, Colnmbua
Sfeveianu and chicago daily except Saturday for
Toledo.
III moon, the celsbratsd Pennsylvania LfxfrRp.
the pioneer OF tAis class Of the service. composed
enclusiyely q Pullman, vestioule. Drawing and
Stnteroof1. Sleeping. Dining. observation and
electric lights, daily for PiItsburg and Chicago.
III III. q, LOUIS, CHICAGO AND crScfNXzTI Ex
PRESS, with Pullman yestibule Sleeping ana Diuinw
Cara daily 10 Columbus. Cincianau, Chicago. and
st. L11is.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-27
CHlLDRES's DAT AT THE FAIR.
The Grounds at Trenton Crowded With
the Little Ones.
Special to the jersey citv New'

Special to the Jersey CITY Nelcs.
TRENTON. Sept. %, 1898. The Inter-
State Fair was given over to little folks
Yesterday over 10000 of them
swarmea every part OF the great show
grounds. Their fond parents aud the
concourAe about IA. 000. The CHI ildreu
swarmed In and out Of the buildings la
search OF free samples and picture cards.
Tue principal svsuI OF the day was tAe
distribution OF the prizes to the pupils In
Pennsyivanis aud New Jersey for the
best composition. A large number of
prizes were awarded.
The live stock exhibit has been I'm.
proved by the arrival Of q herd Of Hol.
striu Frelsan cattle that captured nearly
all the prizes in its class at the Chicago
Fair.
Notwithstanding that the agricultural
machinery meu ara bound By a contract
not TO exhibit &C fairs, thera are several
acres Of machines at work near the agri-
cultural building.
This Cooperstown Farmer Club of Bur
lington county has q great dis play of
fruit apd vegetables. They show tae prizs
pumpkin, Grover Cleveland, which weighs
ut least 100 pounds aud 10 six feet In
sircamference They have from LOO TO
1.200 varieties of fruft aud vegetables.
aud their exhibit occupies a long table
which extends through the Agricultural
building. They $50 varieties of
potatoes. 100 jars of fruits, 80 varieties of
pears, 40 of apples aud 81 Of pumpkins.
0. +. Apologize OF Dayton shows some
e1riositfes in fruit.
The State Prison makes an exhibit of
some curious devices of and inventions
painted By the convicts.
b principal event of the day was
Calveriy daucing on the slack wire eighty
feet above the peoples heads.
The balloon ascension bv QUE OF the
Jewell Brothers was the best over seen.
Tie balloon msds = straight line toward
the clouds. and at u great height the
parachute was cut loose aud the aeronaut
landed safely on his feet Within tie en-
closure Of the track an about thirty
yards from the place where he ascended.
Mile. Wards made another succsssful
dive from tbs eighty foot tower.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-27
ROYAL ARCANUM NEWS.
Annual Reports to The Supreme
Council-Eew JERSEYS Crafty
ing Increase.

The annual reports to thu Supreme
Council, have just been issuel in pamph-
let fortn and distributed to the various
council. Taken tu connsction with the
report OF the Grand Secretary OF New
jersey for August, IL will be found that
New Jersey has made the most gratifying
iucrease OF l.066 for the i1rst two-thirds
OF the year, which indicates q create
growth for the whole year thar ever
before. The increase In 1892 was 1871;
u 1891: II was ABBA; IN 1880. l.173; III 1889,
T72: 1883. 527. While the PERCENTAGE Of
increase iu the whole State is IL per
cent, Jersey City has not kept up its
usual reputation, Ms Its average percent
age Is onlv ten per cent. Still there are
not BILE exceptions. Alpine and Sherman
Councils having increased over sixty per
cent. Rutherford Coaacil comes third
with A percent: Tenaiy follows with 40:
Crawford, Al: Somerville, IS. and Atlantic
highlands. 50, In Jersey 1 City
Steele Council comes third
with 40 per cent, followed By
Arboret with 70 per cent. and Com.
mnuipaw with "a. Pavonia, IL: Damon,
10 came next. while nine OF the older
couucils can show q ten per cent. In.
crease. The net increase In the ctr Ia
1877 TOT the eight mouths which ispretty
fair work, o~ne.f0urth OF The increase IL
contributed by Alpine aud Sherman
Councils with twenty-five net gain apiece,
and Arboret contributes 80 new mems
bers.
Grand Secretary Albsrts publishes 4
monthly report OF the standing Of The
various councils In the state, now num-
herlng n~ioety-one. but his task Is by no
means an easy one. as q ut mber OF the
subordinate secretaries are exceedingly
careless In forwarding their reports on
time. Mr. AIbeft's patience having be-
come exhausted, he now posts the de-
iinquent secretaries in his famous fort
notes" Elizabeth. HRsbrouck Heights
and Hillside Counsils come under the
ban in the August report for failure 60
report on time.
The Grand Council farnishes every
Regent and Orator with q copy OF zach
OF the Royal Arcauum papers.
kenwood Council. No. 1434, Of Chicago,
sends y fratsrnRl invitation TO all the
members who attend the Chicago Fair
70 call at its rooms. No. 1905 Cottage
Grove avenue. or call or Secretary
Cheshire. No. 1919 Champlain avenue,
who will give information regarding
hotels. etc.
The next new council will be iusti-
tuted Ia Trenton. making 90 In all In the
State.
William 7. Sherman Council is making
arrangements for \ thsRtre party and
supper in New York next mouth.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-27
STEPHEN KEssLER DEAD.


His Death Somewhat Sudden-Sketch of
His Career.
Stephen Kesslsr. we'll known In the
Hudson City district, died At quarter
after Two o'clock yesterday afternoon.
He had beer afflicted for nearly two
years with rheumatism. under which
his strength gradually failed. Dsopsy
was also one of his ailments.
He was around about his feed store on
Central avenue only a few minutes
previous to his death. One of his warm
est frfehds Wal at his side when he
died: He had become exhausted aud lay
on the bed to regain his 6ceath, when he
breathed his last. His death was not q
complete surprise. There are many who
regret deeply bis death. He was Sc years
Of age. There are many buildings about
the Hudson City distinct that were built
under his direction. Principal amonx
among them is Kessler's Hall on Central
avenue near Bowers street. This nall.
one OF the largest in the city. was erected
eight years 9 Five years ago Mr..
Ernst Appel, the present owner. pur-
chased it,. The Tag on the building is
flown at half mast today.
Other buildings are the Dramatic Hall
on South street. Phil Lyons on South
street aud Central avenue. Edward
OFR0SA ~ 49, AAA1s6 va
Central avenue. between South and
BECKER streets. All these were 8 d bse-
Quentiy sold after their being built. Mr..
Kessler owned the feed business at
Bowers street and Central avenue.
He has been seen OF late hobbitng
around with a stick, mis- frame bent with
rheumatism.
He leaves three sons and two daughters.
Emil. Eddie. Bruma. Elizabeth aud q
young baby girl. two weeks old. The
other chtidren's Rges range from six to
three. He also leaves q wife.
Mr.. Kessler vas born In Bendenheim,
Baden, on Aug. 6. 1887. He came to this
country twenty-five years ago aud settled
on the Heights. He was liked by every
body and was prominent for his many
philanthropic deeds. He frequently as
sisted the poor. He was not u lodge
man, the only society that be was q mem-
Der Of being the Arion Socisty. in Cam
bridge avenue aud Hutton street.
Services will be held at two o'clock on
Friday afternoon 10 the hall which bears
his name. the Rev. Mr.. Muery officiating.
Members OF the Arion Club will attend.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-27
EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION.
Enthusiastic Mesting Last Night at
Humboldt Hall.

Enthusiastic Nesting Last Night at
humboldt Hall.
The general nesting of the Early Clos.
Ing Association was hello last evening In
HumboIdt Hall. There was q full at
teudance of members. The president.
MIR. II. G. Cole, u pied the chair. Tho
reports of the different CON mtttees
appointed to turtle r the iatere.t s or tina
association were recsiyed. The commit
tee appointed TO complete the liss Of
starekeepsrs willing to close at six p. M.
to close their stores:-Messvs. T.C. Brown
s. VauAnglen Co.. T.C. O'Brisu, William
Hardy, William Laugnlin, Charles Furst.
C.P. Friend. Henry Psrlmetter. Tns Popu-
lar Shoe Store. H.F. Sibley, Err. Vessels
b. j.. Btrmbaum, Bolan brothers, Garrlt-
son & Cole. Green 10 Douneiy, John J.
Hopkins, Adoiph Weber, Ewald Broth
ers. C. g. Williams. j. w. XII I'd. e
Sands. Jersey City Corset Company,
William H. Turner. Adam Ststp, L.
BroderIck, II. K. Ives. Gopsill & Wander.
Z. p. Sullivan. George SPOTS. George
Dempierre. Ketty & Leonard, j. A.
Rouget. Wood 81 Meua1l, both stoi es.
The names Of the store keepers wh5
refused to close were then taken M, and
after some discussion. II was decided to
allow the matter 70 stand over till next
meeting to gire them an opportunity to
reconsider.
New members were enrolled, and prep.
were made for an extraordinary
general meeting OF the association TO be
held on Tuesday evening. October 8, at
half past eight O'Clock r. NJ. when all
members arc requested to attend. as
business OF importancs shall be trans
acted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-27
Dated, Jersey city. September q. 1se.
NoTlcs.

C9RPoRATtoN EoTICs.
ptice Is hereby given that on thu 18th day nj
s tember. iS9h the C)mni Sstens = OF sssessment
fiad in the pffics OF the Clerk OF tho Board Ut
Street and Water Commissi n -rs til air nnrt AZ
easement map and report for construction OF SOW
ers In
MAGNOLIA N BALDWIN AVENUES
Gin Magnolia avenue from about i0l feet w est OF
Chestnut avenue to the II . NJ the Peansvi.Mnia
r. r properly. and In Rtldwin avenue to PavoptS
avenue) and the some Is nov open { public In
spection In the ofiee o. tie lerk OF said R,sr,t. !
streets or avenues or o .rst, nj n secaions thereof
are include I IN sail assessms IL
t]NOL "
from a~notitif0 feet west OF Oh STINT avenue to the
limo OF Pene5rtvania u. Z. prop rtv
BALDWIN AVENUE,
from Naynolla avenue to q point about lis feet
north thereof.
from Magnolia avenue to a point about 2At fees
SUMMIT AVENUE.
from Magnolia avenue abs ut 20S5 feet north and
3Ig feet south.
And that the 2si day of October, 1sss, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and the meeting room OF the B ard Of Street.
and Wafer t,lmmissioners are hereby fixed a. ths
time and place, when and where the board OF
Street and Waser Com. fasiou srs will naaet. to
hear, consider and adiudicate upon all objections
to said assessment and report.
All objections thereto must be presented In
BY order OF the Board OF Street ana Water Com.
eco. T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey City. september n, Esas
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-27

waists, girdles, sash ends and "ague'
bodies as to accept the stiff formality of
the basque as 1t once held undisputed
sway.
The entering wedge, however, can be
perceived in having gained permission
in an Indifferent way to tack onto the
waistband q little frill. In May Mrs.
Potter Palmer. whose frocks were all
erected up the level Of the Worlds fair,
wore o shot green and heliotrope silk
with pink dots. This had beneath the
black satin belt a bias frin about a fin
gers length deep. This frill has grown
until now it has a threatening length.
At present 1t still conforms to the cut
and style Of the body. Some are set on
just above the Of. theswaist. Usu-
ally they are put on with slight fullness.
frequently there is no belt above, the
seam being left frankly visible.
On thin dresses, and these are particu-
1arly becoming to young girls. are dainty
frilled and plated basqueso OF the same
material. These are always placed be-
low a belt or sash. In some Of these ar
fangements the belt begins at the side
seams and is carried forward. A fanci-
full style is made donble and of silk or
velvet, fitting closely around the waist
and forming a series Of Huted plaits at
the edge. This is bordered with baby
ribbon, galloon or jetted edge.
The two varieties are shown in the
models. The first, a frock for a young
girl, is Of pale green crepon. The round
body has a deep, fchulike collar Of lace
and net, with sleeves formed Of three
deep puffs of net. The small basque is
cut in a circle. This gives the full plait-
ed edge. The bands on the skirt are Of
deep green velvet ribbon, with butterfly
bows set at intervals.
The second model is a more mature
garment. This Is of spotted fawn Gre
pom with dark green velvet revers and
basque. The basque Is cut to fit the
waist with a slight fullness at the edges.
Broad bands Of velvet are carried down
the skirt in graduated lengths; another
borders the skirt. The manner in which
velvet is placed ON the sleeves is also Of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-27
WEST SHORE A llROAD.

HE NIAGARA FALLS \ WORLDS FiIa
PICTURESQUE Line ct travel to Inka ana
MouatRIp Resorts.
Trains leave 42d ct. North Rfverl station. New
York, as follows and IS minutes earlier from fooe
Franklta -, MI. terminal station at WoehapH
ken, y. J, can DO reached via trains Of y. j. J. "a.
s:0 4! M.-Daii local to Suspension Br,dpa
exceptSundaya xes Of Coeyn,ans Junction.
aTSq A. Ms-tA1y local 10 Albany and SARATOGA.
T.0 4. M~peiiy for Aioany, Utica. syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo, SiA4ara Falls, Detroit Cnin1Fn
except saturday 1gr Torentc
IL% 4. daily except sunday, to catsktlt
w-ska. Albany. StrRtosa, Caldwell. Lake George,
Pzrlof cars 10 Bl0oalvi lie, SARATOGA and Cald veil.
AGJ R.M. Daily. except sunday. for Catskia
&i5 IN. Daily Tor albany. Montreal. Utica syria
use. Rochester. Bu1alo, StSgara Falls, Toronso,
Dsa oil, cieveiand aud Chicago.
Albaay; saratoga and Montreal Paelor car 70
SIS Daily for Albany. Utica, syracuse. Rocns
eslets buffalo. Mag ara Fails. toronto. DetrolS
HAvarstr4w IecAh l:99 A. ". as +i,3i E.lsP. IT,
New bur an Lecels, $50 *ld5A A. n, r.1a AS0. Sl5
III Il. tlt45 4, " tosily.
y ngnes slseatng cars for Albany, Utica, SYRIA
Buses Rochester, Buffalo, Mag ara tails Toronto
Detroit CleyeiAnd ana Chicago on all throaRn
Of icksss, time tAbIea, parlor and sleeping cr
Rceommo atteas,s or Information, apply oniees:
BrSOkisn, No. $50 Washington street, No. 20 Full
ton street; annex ofhco. foot Fulton street. New
York City. Nos. us. 2sl. 500, u.s., $50 and $40 Broad
30. So West One Hundret end Twenty NTH streoE
Ms .. Ne. los Hudson street and ak
: ~ CT LAMBERT.
I General Passenger Agent,
No. 3 Vanderbilt avenue.
New York.
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sale Ne. a.ss7.)

ITO ANDREW 2. TERHUNE; r ANDREW z.
b IL Terhane and the heirs aud divisees OF said An
drew z. terhune, II deceased.
You are hereby notified That &C q public sale
made BY theCit Collector Of Jersey olty. on the
18th day Of; october, 1891. fhe Mayor and Alder.
men Of Jersey City purchased for the sum Of
seventy seven dollars and sesenty-one cents /
the Land and real estate sltnate In Jersey City, in
the Countyof HudsDn and State OF New Jersey
renting on Whyte stree which is laid do wa and
block number two hundre l. ana niuety-efgnt (2tsl
upon an assessment maj annexed to O report
numosr six5y-four (6p made by the &c IN MIS-
sioners of Adjustment" appointed in and for said
filed in the on1e e of the CITY Collector of Jersey
ci5y. on the 18th day of November. 1880, said re-
port and map AMI said saia being made pursuant
to the proytsipns OF an act OF the Legislature of
New Jersey, passot a:arcti 5yth, SO, entitled:
of efrearages OF unpaid taxes. assessments and
water rates or water rents In cities OF this state
and Imposing and levying q tax. assessrn ent
ana lien In Heu and in stead OF such arr arages.
Iroyide for the sails of lands subjected 60
future taxation and assessment"
And theseveral supplements thereto.
And you are further nouded that you appear to
have Hn estate er interest In said land and real
estate and unless the said land and real estate
shall DO rsaee ned, as provided in said acts. before
The expiration OF SIX months from AID after the
ssrvics hereof. = deed for the same Will be given
conveying to The Masor and Aldermen OF jersey
City the Zee simple Of said land and real estate &C.
cordin9 10 the provisions OF the said act.
Dated, Jersey lily. \, !. UNJUST 20. ls93.
THE Mayor n OF JERSEY CITY.
REUBEN SIMPSON
Acting Mayor.
s~~, Attest: JOHN 4. soofT.
[ 6Sage No MAY
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-27

B Bls is5s. iots 70 q: q q. a MeAdOo avsnus
Flock III, lot "A. Hudson County Public Road
s sscE 2ss. 5oIs y - stevens avenue
B BlSsE i rs: i 80 : G B ss d q ssaI ssson Ay coSs., pubils
BpIS9ek LEI plot 5 Hudson County Public Road
5,o : t2Sz ios 5 Bergen avenus
B BiSsk l asst. t n. l r a e Es ad as.1ss
BISss iIS ss3.s DIs.s md ! MssS Side lane
sl9ck iss., ploss, Morris Cana.
glook i2S, blot 5, Newar k Bay
Blscs isss. ngFth part $, Hacksnsaek River
Slesx I KS RIot 8 ana south part OF I. Newark Hay
slS * lsss piots iO and u, Hackensaek River
BISsE 49, IS, a oTss Z H. Hss e glSs I E assSsnsa'k Rss
h.oek lA0. plots IL aud 10. hackensack River.
BiSSk lei lei i iSsss ssa sa so !; Eass o ss9ss. 'tr'''
ssl lSck ,Ssv ,ots 3. ". s., s. and Is. Fisk street
Block issssSs lots 81 i snd T. s. s Fax e. st reel street
EiSsk i iSs' ioss g 9 Y s. and s. Flax street
Bees ias2 lots q. II iSand Il, Rowland stress
BBilssiE Us. los ] !. ! and mia ! w ssse Side avenue
E E,S.k i 'sSs l so I 8 and ! West Side aysnus
slsaE las5 q {. !, IS and il. iiss street
Elsss i lsss i iSs: & 3, 4 E & /. 3. Ri Ga Az: s:sass
s stSox i isss. i ioIs ! b y 81 y !, y b F tist street sssss.
BLOCK i5sss. lois s 1. g. wsiica street
6seck ixA 1913 y, ". ". "A. Culver avenue
BLOCK 1874, lots 81. IS. 81 Culver avenue
Block i29t. lots %, 81. Culver q venue
BLOCK l294. lot8 "a ), 4, West Side avenue
Eiock Ivy lots aAd .. Wast Side avenue
Beck isg5 lofs 81 ~ 81. 81. Canal streeE
s s,ses i &. l Isss & + c Il & . esasl street
Block fs5. lots Il, "a, Ii. IS i6. Fax street
BBioek lsse, log Il L. e Fisk street
s slOcf i lssS. i ios s &, = =, s. s. FL II: Ei ssrs sts'es
s s!Sek l h:ss l 1915 e Z & 1 !: 4. 4 4, :: 9. e y. cai1 svs. s,:.u.
s slSeE iass lots iSs: g g y. &. & 3. Culver Culver s venue
BOOK 1885, west part OF 1t 50, Culver avenue
BLOCK l2g3, parts ct lots Sc and IS, Culver syenna
6tock l2es, lots q. IS. Culver avenue
R slssk tx tx l ios i, sSn a1shsa as ssfS:s
sioqk ~ lots y, u, !. IA. seventh street
BLOCK NO lots 4 3. 10 IL, Culver avenue
SiiecE lyees lots le, e, Is. Culver avenue
Bloch lss io - g. 3, g. /, S g. Poilo oysa aTsDu.
HlQrk l29s. lots 81. ce, 50 Pollock venue
5l2cE M lots ea 81 81, s., u, IS, Pollock Avenue
R R,sek t I igss A1x Is Culver avenue
6Eock 1ss5,l0ts ~, u. 81. %, 2S, Culver aVenna
biotk III. lots "a. =. 26, Culver avenue
BLOCK l2y3. plot !. West Side avenue
bpieck isss, plots "A aud IB. B.rgen avenue
5,oek iS1 plots 50. Sd. sc. BERGEN avenue
bl5ek 1910 plot6. Bergen avenue
anu the said COURT has hyed Saturday. thu
tswe1ty-urnt day Of octoDsr, eighteen hundred and
3ersey EltTY Hs ten O'Clock In the forenoon, IS the
uW5 ana Plate Tor hearing any OBJECTIONS that
may pe MADE to the assessments. charges and
isns nxed nna csftided by the commissioners OF
parties interested therein may be heard,
a. DkNNISM
Cierk OF the Circuit Court OF the County Of Hudson
Dated jersey City, N. J., September sd. 1888.
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NoEea Is hereby given that on thu 12th day Of
September, lssA. the Commissioners Of Assessment
filed In the office OF the Clerk OF the Board of Str eey
and Water Commissioners theit hnal assessment.
inssresy and schedule for the construction OF Q
vfRGINIA AvENB
same Is now oDen to public Inspection In The
ONCE Of the CLERK Of said Board.
And norice Is also given thar the folio Tiug
streeis or avenues or particular sections thereof
are included in said assessment.
Virginia avenue from bergen avenue to q point
about l. T. ct west of Jackson avenue.
Bernius Court for its entire length.
And that the 23rd dav OF October, 1893, at 10
O'Clock A. ~. and che meeting room or the Board
Of Street and water Commissioners are hereby
nxed as the time and place waen ard whore the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners will
meet 70 hear, eonsfder and adjudfc1te upon all
Objections 10 said IS essment and report.
writing.
By order Of the Board Of Street and Water Conn
misgioueFs.
Dated. Jersey City. Sept. q. 1888.
okG 7. BoUToy..
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NOTICE.
Dated. Jersey city. sept. 2. 1888.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice ia her sbv given That on the 18th dav OF
Septem Der 1898. the ssInne~s OF A<sessunsns
ana Chief Engineer fled in the oaiee Of The
Board OF Street aud Water COMMISSIONS ~ their
preliminary assessment map ana report Tor the
opening of
FREMONT srREET
between Railroad avenue ana Wayne street.
The land TO be taken for said proDos ed Inn
provement NAV he de scrthpd as folio ws.-Be-
ginning at q poiEt In the northerlr aide OF Wayne
street where the westerly lint OF Frsmont strs ct,
now opened between Mo itgnsnery street and
WAYNE street. II extended would intersset the
nprtherlv side o. warns atrest. thance nnrtherly
along the westerly line of F smoat street n ex-
casterlv aiang the sontbeflv side If Railroad ave
nne. e8.61 ( OF to the ~nnsterlv side of Fremont
street. II EXTENDED al aforesaid. thence southerlv
parallel with the frsk described Inns i42. ~ feet to
the noette-ls side OF Wayue strses. thence west
eslv along tho portheriy side OF Wayne street to
the pctnt or place of beginning.
nh Ia, d n be assessed is that owned by the
NATIONAL Docks and New Jersey Junction Con.
Meeting Raj way COMPANY. and fs contiguous to
map. nd that the tween y.thiri day OF october,
1888, at ten o'c'ock A.. VI and the meeting loom OF
the Eoard of street and Water Commissioners are
hereby fxe | q. the time anl place when and
where the Board OF Street and Water Commission
ers win meet 70 hear and consider any objections
to said report or TO the improvement that may be
presented in WRITING.
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEORGE 7. BoUToN.
Clerk.