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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

iaal. wie rubis uno oft i'd elmer
Vmputation 5uaeidaut bate, 100 eas
q%ueIenoe, oampieuoe 8lut NoB, uno
es bate MIR ME meme Neruen aus benz
@leih9e,uibte sebradt, 10, oaB mir oa3
@Iien immer rett gut seidmedt bate
suuo uie uiel We niAen bate lb l@O''
1terben lebeu.
Hub pje mau9e S6lasermcniar,
mo- oas Blut nur 10 BON Der Sedoe!s
bede floB, unb 9au5e Gleii1iesen ani,
Happier, unter WuiitDbnen uno Sbn'
maht.
9lber bas bali uibts!
@no(i9 - Sage uersin9en uno oer
&oriaq mar uer9eljen, mir oa4ten nlbt
mebr oaran. n
uno jene 2iebes itimmuns tebrte cub
lid wieoer, ibeu uno gang lanylam,
wie taiteno....
@inmal iiberfam lie uns wieoer.
p(3Bli@, tpie ein ausbrehenoer @lrbels
wiuo, Dem man nibt wioerlteben fam,
- aber banu slei65eitis ,uie aus Dem
9interbalte, tpie elm eiiri9er @a1ier9uB
bic Scene nit benz iiberiabreueu @aul
- oas 9uutel Der Na@t, bic josenoen
Droidten uno @asen, Der tnlribenoe
Stud Der Yieroebabu, oas NuHhrein
Der Weniden uno nun ,uieoer oas SER
idunoene, blutis %sen1arterte p%erenoenoe
@iero I'M 9elben 6laderl@eln Der
2ihter.
SD iaste mir ielbit INNER tuieoer,
baB es trontbait lei, aber i@ oermo6te
MIDI ni@t 5u iiber5eusen.
Sene 9iebesitimmun9 unb oas @rauen
tparen unl6slid pertnipit; uub als li4
bic @ej9idte Elm paar Mal mieoerbolt
bate, ertrus i'd es ni@t lanser, - uno
zines id6nen Cages fanoen mir 8eloe,
in l90ner uebereiniimmuns, einen bib
iden @runp, UNI rubis a%nselnanoer 5u
9eben. @s bali ia bod ni4ts!
9as 8lut lhredte uns.
llno bas Mles einjts I'M Elm uber'
fabrenes Yiero....
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w.
Noueucttc bon 9einrth 1ooote.

Gin tleines &0nisrei6 perloren, um
elm elenoes Eiero. @inen seru6bnliden
@aul Der Berliner Yieroebabn, 10 ielt>
lam es f(in9eu mag. uno bus Gan5e
in oar teinem url d@li9en i3ulammen=
bang III e%inanoer.
0as NQes fam aber De-.
@ie i9 lie tennen lernte, ueiB id
nlbt mehr re9t, aber i6 claude, ourd
einen 6reuno 9eleaentli9, bel einem
@pa5iersanse i'm Tbler9arten, gu Wnz
fang oes Sommer5.
SD tann ni9t ia9en, oas lie 9erabe
beiouoereu @inoruf auf MIDI 9ema9t
bdtte.
Damn a6er laben mir uns pieber.
unb INNER Diter.... uno 10 tam es,
oaB i'd MIDI enoli@ in lie uerliebte.
@ines Cages, 5u Be9inn oes 9erbites
batten mir einen Nus lug 9ema4t. Son
6alenlee 1paren mir ont 8abnoamm
bin, bann bic turje Strede our9 ben
66brentpalo na6 8eelibboi sesan9en,
no mir 5u Maittag aBen. Spdter GIN
gen mir in ben ua6en Balo binein nad
Dem Gee.
2an9e lasen mir BORT. i@roeisenb,
bis bic 6euhte bes Nbenonebels .1i9
bemertli@ ma9te, uno iuieoer aufbra<
@en.-
sic bling in me,nem Irme, nit jener
fiben, ldiii9en Trdumerei, bic ieoen
@iQen bri9t.
uno pieoer 5uriid bur9 ben @alo,
in benz bag erl te N6enoodmmern erz
rpa4te, lansiam, pfaolos, our@ bic
Tblr oes @ilo9atters aui tie @bauiIee;
uno nun 1pdbreno Der see itdrter
nebelt, ben 6use( binauf our Citation,
bic nit ibrer 5abllolen weiBen, 9runen
unb rotben 2i9tern Dor uns auiz
tau4t.
2onaiam, eng aneiranber 9ez
ibmiest, uanoeln mir ben &erron auf
uno ab..-
Wir Ipre9en faum mebr miteinan>
Der. @as lolen mir uns uiel lager? ?
SSeoes meiB, mas oas Nnoere oentt.
Mur 5umeilen i4m,e9t ii4 ibr Mrm
enqer in ben meil,en, uno id fIble an
meiner Wan9e, pie beiB ibr 4tbem sebt,
ieu9enb bciB.
@noli@ tommt unier Bug; 5tpei
olabenoe Musen aus Der Terne, i6naubt
er beran, fdbrt lansiam elm, uno bdlt
bann.
@ir betommen ein Coupe fir uns
aQein.
Grit jisen mir itiQ neben einanter,
aber oann, ideu uno lan9iam 1dmie9t
lie jid an MIDI uuo le9t Den %tleinen,
blonoeu &opi AT meme @9ulter, uno
i9 tible ibre welbeu Stirnbaare an
meiner 8ange wie elue 9%,ebtoiung.
nno l@ iebe oui lie bsrab, 'pie iie bic
4u8en 9elalolle n bat, oiele %ielnen,
i9euen Mdodenau9en, uuo oann l~tre;it
mein Muno leile barber; aber lie bistet
mir bic rotben 2ippeu, Die ieucbt linD
uno ji9 feItiaa9en an ben meilltu, bis
iie bic Nrnle It'll msillen 9todeu jt)(inat
unb li9 pertettet, ielter unp il1iger.
Sbr beiBer Mfuno lle9t OH ms!neal
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

TT VN OtUYI UIIU
oas Wetter l9on oa5u." 0a 2ebterss
Mir ielten onoers 1T, 10 bat Der @odt<
padter ben 8einamen "El Serene" en-
balten.
@abreno ieines Sineianses i9liebcn
ii@ bic miioen Nusen, unb balb trdumt
man bonn fernen beutl den B%aterlanbe.
IN ipel9em Der @adtpd@ter in ben
Stdoten Iein &ers@eu ldnsIt perlerut
bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M7ll1 Mi51I
Der y ottouaItana.

an ben Saiten i9rer Snitrumente rif'
len, ais poQten lie ben iibrisen Qdrm
iibert0nen. 8l6bli9 brad tie Tdn5eriu
ab uno nabm ibren @lat >pieoer Elm.
@pdter erbob ii9 cine Nnbere, UNI in
slei9er Beiie bcs Bublitum 5u beluiti'
gen. @s banbelte ii9 UNI cine gang &C.
m0bnli@e Belultisung, wel9e, ipie mein
Ma9bar, elm 6ransole, bemertte, rni@t
einmol ben 8ei9ei9mad bes 3meioeuti'
gen bate"
@s mar 5iemli6 ipdt 9etuorben, olS
i'd ben &iidtpe9 nad meiner 8ebauiu Jung
antrat. Die @traben ,uaren jebo9 nod
nidt per0bet. Yl6Bli9 pernabm i'd ben
@elan9 zines Mannes. @lodenrein unb
trdfti9 bran9en bic Noten an r,ein DIR
unb ba3miid en tonnte man ben 3on
elmer be9leitenben @uitarre p%ernebmen.
2e.oeni 9aitli@ uno wilb uurbe Der sc.
fang, aber bic T6ne lieBen fi@ nit einen,
crpital1enen @a1erfoq uerslei@eu- 60
mar cine berrli9e, rneeabnte Gimme,
,pel9e zines Der 9liibenoen anoaluiii4en
@oltslieoer fang. l1no ber @dnser?
Gin linfii@er Bauernburi@e bon ben
8er9en, uel6er eeaen cine Mauer lebnte
unb obne ieslide Nnitrensun9 bic berre
li9lte 90ne berporbra9te. Gin Same
rao be9leitete i'm auf elmer alten GUT
tarre. Sc resnete f6rmli4 tleine &elb'
itiide in ben @ut bes Sdnsers, BON Der
ueritduoiser 3ubDreri4ait, bic ii4 in
tpenisen Minuten INN ben iunsen Sci
oentenor periammelt batte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
81 5eptQa.
Sic Mbenteuer elmer sc a d t.

Guoli@ pergoloete bic @llbionne
5paniens nllr nod bic 5piben Der
Ibirme bes a(ten 5eoiQa. Sn ben
engen 5traBen reste es lid nit ben,
ma0jeuoeu Shatten. Die @ranbejSa,
lptpie bic 8ettlerldait entrann BEN Be>
bauiun9en. Blumeugeldmiidte, ounfelz
dugige 590nen 6oGen an mir noriiber,
(Ghelnb u1o tduoeluo. Gs lparen bic
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

G,9areras, aus oerell
%eelenfi9en 5in9ern Die
Mtiuionen gi9arretten
herpur: ,cben, luel6e
Geniua oQein III einem
Sabre perbraucbt. Die
Wdod)en uno 5rauen
linc bon Der &e9ierun9
anse1teQt, ,uelde in
:. :...: .S..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

1er et'erf""'pter' bd19er, Die 1D1t eoertz
to>peni9 ieblen, ,uie ben &lopife4tern in
ben Ser. @taaten. @s 1T oielelbe &laie
9eute, @pieler uno Goseolebe. ",
Mein @es ,iibrt MIDI our@ bic
Mutterspttesz@a1ie our6 bic 9iebe'
gottesz @alie uno i9liebli4 nub ourb
bic Gale O'Dpnneq. Das ,uar IN oer
Shat anbeimelno, oieler irii@e Straben>
name! @ie elm beimatblider 9au4 be-
riibrte mid Der Shame! Sic Srldnoer,
mie bic Gdwabcn, weroen aui Der ganz
5en @elt o%ngetroien.
@nolid batte lh oas @aie 8urerro
erreibt; elm ireunoliber 9err, ben lb
mad benz 8e9c seirast, uar mcin Jiib<
RET gene en uno i4attelte mir belm Ib'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
uBuenas noches, rei5enbe @iaarera"

Cine nit 2an3e uno
2uterne %betuaffnete
@eltalt tommt 6aber.
IS lit Der @a@ts
>pd4ter, >pel9er bon
Mitterna9t an ane
babe @tunoe ieinelt
Gang ertonen laBt:
"Ave Maria puris-
sima, 5mDlf ul;r
i4lu9s, oer @d@tcr
1T oa. unseit6rt
1T HE Sinh NM
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
Die Gi9arera

nv N''O'S\" SSSOSAs
@ebduoe sesen $500 oerielben beiddi=
tiat. sic biloen cine 8laiie fir {id,
tpie bic @riletten in @aris. Man trifft
@15nbeiten erlteu &cn9es unter tbnen.
Nue aber trasen 8luluen in ben 9aaren;
piele baben 6euer III ben Nu8en unb
Settle auf ben 2ippen. 8, @i9arera!
@isarera! 1nb betteln t0nnen iie, un>
tploeriteblid, 3uorinsli@.
Sd 9ins Die. Siapes, bic 9auptitrabe
entlare. @el@ buntes 9eben uno
Ireiben! Sic melt ~pfienen 2doen, beren
gauge 6ront beraus9enommen 1T, limb
nit Meniden aneeiiiQt. Ser 9eitrieselte
Glert empfieblt ieinen ipeibliden Stunt
ben bic @aaren unb bldit babel ben
@au@ elmer Cigarette in bic 2uft.
Briel tier, 5oloaten, gauge S@aaren Mdoz
den jieben, ~oransen uno itoBen oorz
iiber. ueberaQ irDblibes @eldhter, ilber,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
Gin 2IunIer.

rsBer tpeiB, mas aus bieiem Buri@en
nod tperben tann," ba9te i4 bel mir,
ais i'd tpeiter 9in9 uno bet @e1ang III
@noe mar. Mitterna9t mar berarz
aeriidt; bic lebten @isareras eilten mad
!6auie, mioe bon benz luii9 perbra@ten
Ibenb. Ser Slang in ben 9libenben
Nugen 1T matter 9etporoen, Der Munb
6ffnet it@ gum @abnen, anitatt gun,
2adeln.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

all gigarretten .&au9.
Gin ben lan9en uno
tueiBen Mauern 1iben
alte uno junse Better
uno Bett!erinnen. Gin
tleines ~uertruppeltes
Wdo9en erreate rlell,
Mitleio unb i9 mari
ibr ein @elb1tiid III ben
@@ooB. Sm &u mar
i@ BON elmer 9an5en'
R1n0e 1imrinot. QQe
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
DettIer.

BettIee.
seraudt unb setrunten. auf Der ME
6eren 8ibne iaben bic 3dn5erinaen uae
eini9e @uitarripieler. Die @ritereu
tparen NIT benz @ublitum auf iebr BET
trautem JuBe unb ipra@en NIT ben !3u'
iehauern Der eriten &eiben, BON benz
@inen ober benz Nnbern man4mal einen
Out borgenb. @ie BON unsefabr, erbob
fi4 in 3iemliden laneen 8mii4enrdw
men cine Der Tdn5erinnen, ,uieste ii3
bin unb ber, i4lus bic @aitasnetter1 uro
itampfte NIT ben GiB@en. Simmer tol,
Ter murbe Der Tan5, bic Mitslieoer auf
Der 8lbne i9lusen ben Salt NIT ben
!Sdnben, tudbreno bic guitarrlpieler
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

i&iebe bic Sanb. ais ob mir ate
Sreunbe ieien. Sd ruo1te be ipani.
ihen Netionaltdnje, bic Glarnencos
iebeu. Ser @las sli@ einem ri9tieen
Cafe chantant". s. ipurbe 9ela9t,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

bereit mir fir einen spantfmer prtener
Gent ben tauierofaben 5egen beg
9immels gu miini&eu. Die &leine
aber, ols iie iid mbemerft 9laubte,
nabm lire &riiden unter ben Nrm unb
lief frDbli9 bauon.
Nn alien @den uno @l1ben iiben licen,
iirte Bettler NIT einem Meiiinsi@ilo
auf Der Bruit, melder bic drummer ibrer
9icens emi6dlt. IS iino aber ra,,denbe
8ettler trob ibrer 2unpen uno i4mubiz
nen @ejidter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

Sebt tommt Elm
rOuoe" oes @eges
oaber, nit fur5em So
quet unb lpeit aus9ez
lchnittener @eite un6
eineln uleoerel1 i4uar<
del1 @utden auf benz
&opi. @s lit elm @tier>
fampier uno trdst bic
Tra9t ieiner 3unft.
fo(9eu eini9e Qn<
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
NOTICE


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of
November 18TH, 1898, at 1Uo'clock A. NJ, for the CON
~structtoa OF a l5inch vitrifed pipe sewer in
seventh street. from a point about one hundred
feet from Newark avenue to and connecting with
the sewer in Brunswick street. in accordance with
plans and Specifications on file in the ONCE of the
Ger street. where blank forms Of bid and agree.
ment of sureties must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About $500 feet B. NJ. OF Spruce flooring.
About 50 iinesi feet Of iron pipe to be taken up
and connection made with the sewer to be built.
About 251 pounds Of iron spikes.
sewer.
About 2 new receiving basins.
About $50 pounds OF Iron bolts.
Time allowance for the completion of the work,
sixty five 1851 working days.
The making OF the above improv ement and
the remembrance Of the owners OF the property
liable to more than one half the assessment there-
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposals for Sewer in seventh Street, y
directed to .E A. Dugsnl Esq. Chairman OF Com
the Clerk Of tho Board In open meeting when
called for in the order Of business relating 60
sealed proposals.
No city oficiaI will be accepted as surety. nor
will a substitution OF sureties be allowed.
The attention of bidders Is especially called to
terms whereof no CONTRACT shall be binding upon
the City or become effective or operative until the
s SOpnsmen as sH to suti Sy scs b So ssis sosrd ha and e es 70
form. BY the Corporation Counsel, the President
of this Board having power to examine the pro.
By order or the Board Of Street and Water Com
GEORGE T. BoUToN,
Dated Jersey City, October q. 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04

SHHRIFF's SALEM oHANcERY OF NEW
Bctwesn John E.. Andrus, complainant, and
Hilrs Union Brewing Company, tlimited), ct ais.
defendants :
For sale Of mortgaRed promises.
Returnabie February Term, A. D.. 1894.
Collins G Corbin, Solicitors. Z
By virtue OF the above stated writ to me directed
g. Wolbert's Real Estate and Auction Rooms, No.
AZ Montgomery street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the seventh DAY Of December,
A D. 1898.
at two O'Clock In the afteI noon, all the following
described land and premises, with the appurte-
nances, being the same des cribed In said writ that
All that tract or parcel Of land and premises
hereinafter %particul ,rly described situate lying
known as the Town OF G~reenyIlle, 10 the County
OF Hudson, and state Of New Jersey. bounded
and described as follows: All those certain lot
Of lands and premises situated In Jersey City. In
which on q map entitled dap OF property Of n. s,
vreeiand, Greenville, Hudson County, N. j., 1867 p
on file In tne CLERKS (now kegfstar's) ONCE OF said
County, are known as lots numbered nine () and
in the nprtheasterly side Of Maple n0w DanforthJ
avenue distant two hundred ard gev0ntYtWo an 1
eighty-two one-hundredths of q foot northwestern ly
from Bergen avenue, and thence running northeast.
one hundred and nine and twenty nys one hun.
dredths of a foot; thence northwester.y aud
parallel with Maple NOW Danforsh) Avenue fifty
feet; thence south westerly az rig ut angles to Maple
twenty I'VE one hundredtns OF oae foot to N APPLE
(now panforthC .ayenue; tpence southeasterly
along Maple NOV Dantor5h) avenue ffty feet 70
the point of beginning.
Lated October 81, lssS.
~ aN L-Lf 81 ShqFIH-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS, the Comptroller did, on the first day
OF Nav, ~Eighteen hundred and uinety.three, under
amend Al act concerning corporations APP
proved April seventh, oas Thousand, eight hHnsg
dred and seventy.dve.p approved March 2oth.
tions coming within said act: -
AND WHEREAS, the following corporations 50 re-
ported. had, on tho first day OF May, 1873, for two
Consecutive years, failed. neglected or refused to
pay the State taxes which had been assessed
against them for the, year 1890 under the laws OF
New Jersey and made payable into the State
Treasury:
AND WHEREAS, upder the provisions OF said act
and all powers Conferred by law upon such cor.
p%orattons declared imperative and void uniass the
Governor gives further time for pay ment:.
AND WHEREAS, the Governor has not given fur
ther time to the Expectations so reported and
hereinafter name I'd fer the payment OF such taxes
and ne rg ZANE nea are sfl pnpaldf wvprs eovrnxon
OF the state OF New Jersey. in pursuance of the
provisions or the said ACT of the Legisl ature, do
the Legislature, that tho charters OF the following
named corporations SO reported are in default, 70
witt
The Alden Publishing company,
The American Canal Construction company.
The Amsrlcsa Exploring company.
The American Power MuItiplior COMPANY,
The american steam Paving company,
The american subway Electric COMPANY.
The Apgio-Soath9rn Construction company,
Tue ADgio-sohthern Development company.
The tstnry Park Heal Estateacompany,
The Automatic Coin Controlled Opera Glass com.
cyaughn Manufacturing company,
Arnericaa Automatic Water supply com
american Car CON phny. E
American Cotton Goods company,
Americ u Electric Motor COMPANY,
American hydrogen and HcArbonaSe com
American. Oracle compant,
AmeyicanfPur Oh eotni91ys
znpissea Building and Land improve mem
evmpAny Or heW 9ofSefs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
SHER1rFs a IN cHANoEAY OF NEW

SHER1FF's SALE IN CHANoEhY OF NEW
Between George p. HowelI, adm'r. with will
ANNEXED. OF Mary g. HoggetL decd, complainant;
ana Linda Giole aud husband and others, defend-
ants. irtSfSta 81
! III. IA.
For sale of mortVaged PREMISES,
EeLlrnable October Term, A. d. 1888.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, / shall sell by public yendue at B.
q. Wolbert's Real Estate and Auction Rooms, No.
Il Montgomery street, Jersey City. on
at two o'clock in the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises with the appurten-
anoes being the same described in said writ that Is
to say:
All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels Of
land situate lying and being In the city of Jersey
CITY. In the County of Hudson and State of New
Jersey, bounded and described as folio ws, viz
avenue where the same is intersect0d by the
northerly line OF ADRIAN Speer. which is also the
southerly line OF lands now or formerly belon giny
running sssterly along said boundary line one
hundred Q00) feet: thence on a line forming at
right angles with said last course and running
n%ortherly fifty 80 feet; thence again forming az
right angles and in a westerly direction parallel
with the first course one hundred 600 feet to the
easterly line Of Bergen avenue; thence southerly
along the easierly line of Bergen avenue 6fty (5O
being designated as numbers % and two G.. in
block numbered ~ on . map Of the estate Of Rich
ard Sip. deceased, Jersey City. Filed In the once
of tho Register for Hudson County aforesaid,
same premises conveyed to Linda Giele. wife of
Louis II. Giele.. by Sarah e. Sip and Richard @.
sip and wife by deed dated February Q. 1892. re-
corded In book 56 Of deeds, page 25s, &c.
EDwARD R.. SHANNON.
Sheriff.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04

SHERIFE's SALEM oHANcERY oF NEW
Between George Coles and Thsophylact B.
glsecksr. executors. &C.; OF etizabsth U. Coles.
defendants.
l. FL ia. s5
For sale of mortgaged premises.
heturnable February Term. A. D. 1894.
NcCarter. williamson AMI McCarter. Solicitors.
By Virtue or the above state 4 writ TO me directed
and delivered. I shall sell by pubic yendue
a. \. q. Nofberts Real Estate ana Auction Roonis,
No ~ Montgomery street. Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the seventh day Of December
A. y. 1898.
described land and premises, with the appurten
ances. being the same described in sail writ, that
IL to say
all that certain piece or parcel o, land with
the three story aud asement brick dwell
and beng In jersey City, Ia the County Of
Hudson. State OF New Jersey, bounded and de-
scrtoed as follows beginning at a point in
the northerls line OF South Fourth street distant
one hundred feet westerly from tho northw esterly
running northerly parallel with Erie street
seven mine feet; thence ~easterly parallel with
soutn foarth street sixteen feee eight inches
thence southerly parallel with Erie street to.
throagn and neynnd a party wall standing partly
on tn: premises hereby. conveyed and pArtl, on
the premises next adjoiBiug ea,terly thereto
seventy -niae fee to South Fourth street; thence
westerly aionx the northeriy line of South Fourth
street sixteen feet eight tdch ~ to tine point or
place of beginning. Beia3 the same pre- nils IS con
wife Of William Murdock. by deed bearing even
date with sal mortgay 70. the SAID m ,rtgags tolng
gwen to secure part Of the purchase money fos ms
said premises.
EDWARD R. STANTON,
SherifF
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
THEIR WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Congratulations and Beautiful Presents
For Mr.. and Mira. John II. Bedsll.
There was a fashion b1s~ gathering last
night at No. 257 York street, the home of
Finance Commissioner Alva A. Bsdell.
The occasion was the fifteenth anniysr-
sary Of tina wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. BsdslI. son AND daughter Of the
respected Finance- Commissioner. whose
beautiful home vas q scene Of mirth,
music aud fdapeipg. The rooms were
tastefuliy decorated, and With the effect
Of brilliant lights, aud the rich costumes
Of the ladies made q charming touts ca
was displayed the presents 10 Mr.. aud
and Mrs. Bedell, aud these were of q
most elegant omar .cter. Eperguss of
finest cut glass. fruit dishes. silver orua.
ments. and, In fact, q varied collection I
elegant srttcles usually seen on
these occasions, and which from the
ladies provoked q chorus of Are they
not just too, lsvsly,n ste. The drawing
room was Used AZ the ball room and
there Pref. HoIdsn's orchestra played q
succession OF values and other forms OF
dance music from "'Dswy eve to early
MORN" Down stairs Morrow. Day & Co.
were In charge Of the supper which they
served o Ia Russo.
Mrs. Jne. H. Badsll, the hostess.
dressed in 3 magnificent costume Of
black MORE and canary satin received.
Other charming totlettes noticed were
those Of Mrs, Taaffe in canary silk. Miss
Gay, white crepe de Chine; Miss Brown,
BLACK silk; Miss Browp. ping aud blue
Crainer, black silk: Miss Laura Cram or.
Whi,e crsps de Chine; Mrs. Dupont, nile
green satin; Miss Gerfie Skidmore,
white silk; Mrs. Miller, white
silk; Mrs. Hauser. canary silk;
The guests iucluded:-Mr. and Mrsa w.
Hogencamp, Commissioner and Mrs.
Machin, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gauttar. Misses
NJ. and A. Gsutisr. Mr.: aud Mrs. G.
Mason, Mr.. ana Mrs. g: Yorks. Mr.. and
| Mrs. NJ. Curiey. Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Betcher,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Dupont. Mr.. aud Mrs. j.
Howser. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Chamberlain,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrey. Weed. Mr.. and
Mrs. W; Weed. Dr. aud Nrs: Parsons.
| w. Wood, Mr. aud Mrs G. Wood, Miss
Sarah Wood, Mrs. A.. jordan, Mr.. aud
Mrs. h. Heitman. Mr.. and Mrs. w. At
kiusop. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wright. Miss
r. Mahon. Niles G. Wright. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Bedsll, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cam
4, ana =: Hartman h Len Iiland: Mis-
Hartman. Mr.. aud Mrs. John Brun-
| nsr, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Clark,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kosmak, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Van Holder, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Dom
lin Of Brooklin, Mrs. Butter and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. C. Brown of Brooklyn. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Bro = Mrs: ii, Brown, Mr.. aud
Mrs. NJ. Brown. Mr.. and j. Brown, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. G. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. J. Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu
Ia fs, Mr.. and Mrs John Gresham. Miss
T'aaffe. Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Skidmore,
L. - xr-mr-T-L-~ n.s-6.-
TRIMMER. Mr.. and Mrs.. II. Gay, Miss
Gsrtie Skidmore, Nh ana Mrs. W. Car
pepter, Mrs. Marrow, Mrs. S. w. Powell,
Messrs. William Baxter and II. Gresham.
Duriug the evening. the Jersey Civ
Banjo Club gave an admirable aud highs
~ artistic selection of banjo melodies.
The clu comprises Msssrs. Il. Wood, II.
Clark. c. +. BHmInssbsrgef, Frank Mul.
lins. Nelson Vandcrhoof u Leader
Robert Wood.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
SHERTFFvS NOTICES.


at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the right title
and estate of the above named defend ant. Johan,
na h, Murphy. in and TO ell the folio wing described
land and prem ises. with the appurtsnances. that
is to say
All that certain lot, piece and parcel Of land and
premises, situate, lying ana being In Jersey City,
In the County OF Hudson ana State Of New Jersey,
described as Follows viz:-Beginning ct a point
FORMED by the Intersection OF the southeriy
line Of Grand street vita the easterly line
OF Harmon street. running thence ~easteriY
or nearly so and along the southerly
ins OF Grand street twenty seven feet and nine
hunoredthso of Q foot (f e-100ft ITO q point; thence
southeasteriy. or nearly so, one hundred and four
fett QW it, more or less. to o point distant six
teen fest and seventy.two hnndredths OF 2 foot
southwesterly and az right angles, or nearly 80, to
Harmon street sixteen feet and seventy-two hun
dredths OF a foot rs RIO IT. to the easterly line
Of Harmon ssreet; thence n~orthwestsrly and along
the easterly side of Harmon street one
hundred and fifteen feet and thres-tentns Of a
foot MS $40 IT, to the point or pla % OF beginntng-
The same being a strip OF land take "A from off the
western portion Of Iots (42) forty-two. (4ll forty
one {t) forty, and thirty nine {39l. in block ave
hundred and two t602) OBJ "Map Of the 18th. l4th..
18th ana 18Th wards OF Jersey City, late City OF
XIV EDWARD R. STANTON.