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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
tsale No. s.oSs.)
RAILROAD.
pEMRsYLVANIA RAN Roam.

On anc after NsvsASsr 18th. 1898. trans WIN
leave JERSEY CITY as felisws;-
Sis A. H.. FAST LINE, with yestibule ParIor ana
cis,siasd asd ciicasso. daily t e1seps sas SGlS%F fSs
iGl a. NJ. the celebrated PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
the pioneer Of this class OF the services composed
exclusively Of Pullman. vesdbule. Drawing and
s s1sssfSS9 Cars s,i iissssa by pi ssaa8o;ua 9S's and @o1aS 5ra
electric lights, daily for Pittsbnrg and Chicago.
PRESS, With Prilman, vsstibuie %Slesping a MSU DINING
Cars. daily TO Columbus Cincinnati, Chicago. and
81. i: 4 WESTERN EXPRESS. with Pullmaa
c sss5is sas 81 cIs sSa5d .aT p;n daily c to p PittssSTIrs: q.
ana Pitts6urg to Chicago.
umbus.. cincfaaati. indianapolis St. Louis and
Memphis InrNlgh sleeping Cars. Dining Car
SIS P. N, PAclFIc EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet sleep.
ing Car to Chicago daily FOR Pitts burg. Chicago
Toledo, and Columbus; daily except Saturday for
For Baltimore, Washington and the south a. STA
LIMITED Parlor Cars and Pennsylvania Rsilroad
D Diss1 o Sara snn rs Sls ana so y and l2S
SIGNAL os,s :. Limited United ParlOr Ssrs and pennsylvania
iss5 right. Fof Bslsiimors % oaly SAd liz - P. Il Il. w @e sRe
TIPREss for Philadelphis. s,s4. zs4. sis. SIS. ala
ga. tlAl4 Pennsylvania Linn itsd(, 1874 and 1LN
a; NJ: i2SA; LA 2s rs &iS %is As alS 5I4 sou
4:is, 44s SIS 9 {. 400, SIS sI N. and Ia.so night
week days. sundays s.i5i and rs P. Il
EXPREsS fer Philadelphia via amden, Bis, a.4L
IL IS a. NJ. LA. Pa, AIS. 5.13 and as P. ii, week
days Sundays. 10 10 A. NJ. ! Is p. N.
For Atlantic City, 1879 Ola P. u. with through
Pullman Bufres Parlor Carr. 2.2s F, NJ. week dayA
For Cape May, 1889 Pm. week days.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean Grows.
Point Pleasant and Intern ,diate stations. via Rah-
way, S2s A. AZ l2ls. $50: az and lisp. II, On
at AsDury Park or Ocean Grove on Sunday.l
The New York Transfer Company viii call for
and check baggage from and TO hotels and resi-
dences.
S. hi. PROVOST. J.R. WOOD,
Gen1. Manager. Genl PASSENGER AaenA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
GRAND GREENVILLE FAIR.
Junior Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Reformed Church.

ounior Christian Endeavor Society of
the Reformed Church.
Uh much talked of fair of the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society of the Green
vile Reformed Church was opened last
eveniRg at the chapel on Ocean avenue,
and although the weather was stormy
and decidedly unpleasant q large number
or people attended aud the young
Iadles In charge of the tables
turned over a snug sum TO the treasurer
Az the rasult OF the first nights work.
The fair is for the heuefiJ of the church
and the Young Christians are making
every effort to oring the affair to a suc-
cessful snd. The Jupiors were assisted
by the members of tbs senior society.
The tables were In charge of members OF
the latter society while the Juniors as
sisted.
The chapel presented a pretty apsar-
ance. Flags and bunting were festooned
In sxcsllsnI style. aud Chinese lanterns
added much to the beauty of the decora-
lions. Mr.. II. Nsison Walker, bssides
ioaning tue decorations, spent much time
In placing them IS found last night. He
received vRluasle assistance from Mr..
Msllor- The tables and the youug la lies
in chargs were:-
~Apron-Missss Mary Denton Jesite, NJ. Char
lock, M. Smith, D.. Dean, L. Scherer, G. Mer-
riam and L. Piercy.
Dime tabls-Mlsses Frieda RELAY, Minnie
Sieben. Bertha Campbell Id. G. Mellor, J. Reid,
ID, Meilet, N. Hassel, r. Scherer and C. Mills.
Peanuts-Misses Clara Moller. Mrs. s. l..
Harvey, Maggie Jones, A. Mellor, Il. Dunn, F,
Jackson. M. Jackson and N. Dunn.
Lsmonads-Hatti DsHart, Fl. Conroy. G.
Conroy, F. Mills and j. Feree.
Candy-Misses Emma Walker, CARING. H.
lngerson. &. Pearson. A. ,Mellor, Bertha Mitz.
enius, E. Hassel, f. Mellet and c. DsHart.
Fancy table-Mrs Gardner, Annie Dickson
Miss Rheinhart, Lizzie Clark, e. Barr. NJ
Piercy., E. Schultz, F. Maybe and R. Car
michael.
Ice cream-Mrs. Garthwaits, Misses H.. Clark.
L Jacobs; walters. Messrs. Lewis Harvey,
Charles Vreeland and A. Ssit.
Tonight Messrs. A. Schultz. F. Dusel
and ella will sfislste as bearers OF
the frozen delicacy. One of the most in
fersstlng features of the fair is the large
plum pudding in charge of Misses Nellie
Reid and Marion Bruce. Tue pudding
Is OF the ordinary kind and dangling from
1t are y score of strings, Each one of
these strings ia attached to a plum ana
when all are sold the owners gather in q
circle about the nightmare producer aud
at q given sigaal ali pull together. As a
result the pudding is divided Iuto as man v
parts as there ars strings.
Mas Katie Vresl md Toes efficient SER
Ms cashier. while Mr.. Henry Harvey
nils the position of dr5rmsn. Tue fair
Will be open this afternoon and even
inc.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
A DRUNKEN POLICEMAN
Roettger Entered Hoboken
Headquarters in a
Stupid Condition.

Again Patrolman Frederick Roettger OF
the Hobokeu police force has disRraced
his uniform. Yesterday morning Roett-
ger staggered into Hoboken pollcs mead
quarter completely undsr the influences
Ut liquor. The patrolma1 carried u wild
look in his eye and brandished his club
about the air In a desperate fashion. He
managed TO reach hes ergsant's desk,
behind which Sergeant Flattery was Sc
what tie trouble was.
"Rsportin' fer duty" announced Roett-
ger.
"Yes. you look like it," retorted Flat
terry
The sergeant summoned Chief Dono-
van. who ordered Roettger to maud in his
shield and other Larapberualia.
You are suspended" said the CHIEF
curtly.
Roettger mutte-ed something maud
IDLY, and stslked from The station house.
THE NIGHTsTo0 COLD
The patroiman had bseu OUT on his
beat from midnight until seven o'clock
in the morning. He reported promptly
at the hour OF seveu. The night having
been severe out Roettger had no hssita~
ton about catering lavishly to the de.
MAIDS OF the iuDer man, aud imhibed a
quantity OF jersey lightning. Tue patrol
ma maue himself pleasant TO every
saloon proprietor on his beat up to the
time of ctosing, aud carried q big bottle
Of the fluid Inside his pocket. alongside
dis revo. yer. He was not concerned much
about the post which he patroIlsi.
but sheltered himself inside saloons.
Roe igsr was ietail<d to the post on tbs
upper section OF Bloomfield street. There
the brisK winds had god opportunity 70
thoroughly chill him.
DID IT EFoRE
When Chief Donovan suspended Roest-
ger, the patrolm IN hasiensd uome aad
hisd himself to bed. Hs is chaxfiusd
aud mortified. Roettger's Unsuitable
desire for drink has involved him in =
number Of unpleasant aft airs aud placsd
him in odiutn.
On the nigh of the sixteenth of June
lasL he hecaMe beastly drunk on his post,
aud without notifying u soul mads of
for home aud Was put TO be-. Captain
Hayes heard OF tho mans conduct thai
nigh and sent Sergeants Ra hjeu aud
Stanton around 10 Roertger's house on
Ferry ana Bloom field stree 8. The man,
when he recognized the police officers,
aecame incenxed. He blamed mis- wife tor
uo,lfylaG the captain and threatened to
give her u dose of pistol medicine before
uext morning. The pistol was taken from
nim, as tue police feared he woul carry
out his threat.
Charges were preferred at that time
against him by Chief Donovan, aud on
July 10 he man was cited TO appear be-
fore the Police Board and make an ex-
planatiou. BY a tie vote of the board
Roettger was retained as 4 member of the
department. Commissioners Coyle and
Smith voted in his favor, and Mayor
Pagan and Commissioner hayden desired
his dismissal. Commissioner Utz bang
at the time In Eurose. the vote remained
a tie. The matter was never b. coached
again. and Roettger remained n memDe
of the force. 1t vas said that U,z's tu-
fluence kept the mnn on the force. His
~actions yesterday will no doubt result In
his dismissal from the department.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
ROYAL ARCANUM PUZZLED.
Doesn't Know Which Wife Is Emit tied
to a So. 900 Policy.

to a So. 600 Policy.
SpeciaI 10 the JERSEY City Neus.
TRENTON, Dec. 6, 1S93.-Lawyer w.
Holt Apgar Went before Vice Chancellor
Van Fleet at Newark, yesterday, t, look
AFTER the lntsrests of tne Supreme Coun-
Gil, ROYAL Arcsuum, In one of the most
unique cases on record.
Branch took out a So. 900 policy in thu
Royal Arcanum on his life several years
ago. The policy was mads payable 10
his wife, Sarah j. Carlsy. Within a fe W
years the couple became sslran gel, AUD
Cariey went out to Denver, Colorado.
where he obtained q divorce on OCTOBER
3. 1891. He returned to this State and
remarried and then had the police made
out TO his second wife.
III 1898 be died and botn the first a nd
second wives claimsd the money. The
-trlfs waxed hot, and when the records
or Colorado were searched the lawyers
were sstonished to find that the divorce
had been annulled by application of
Carley's own lawyer, who for some
reason or other had the decision re-
versed.
Wife number one claims It was doue at
Carley's request and wife nu1bsr two
cl len it Was Not done with MS coussnt.
The Supreme Council refused % pay
the money to either party, but through
their counsel. w. Holt Apgar, turned the
money over to the Clerk OF the Court of
Chancery until the mater Ia settled.
The decision will be announced In a few
days.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
WEST SHORE RAILROAD
III NIAGARA L ROUTE
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake an
MenntaIp Resorts.

TIE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake and
M0untaIp Resorts.
Trains leave ed st. North River station. New
York, as follows and IS minutes earlier from foot
Franklin st y. x. Terminal station at weehau-
ken, N. j.. can be reached via trains OF N. J. J. I'd.
leaving PENN. Il. 4. Depot
5SJ a. 1.-Daily local TO Albany and Saratoga.
SIS A. h-Datly for Albany. Utica, syracuse,
except saturday for Toronto
.ll.S5 A. IL. daily, except Sunday. to Catsktt
Mountains. \ ew Pnltz Lakes hohonk and Minne-
wsska, 4loany, Saratoga
AVV PM 1aily; except sunday for Carsktll
hYV Pm. Daily Tor albany, Montreal. Utics, syra.
cuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto
Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago.
$50 T. H.. Daily, except Sunday, for NOwburgh.
Albany, Saratoga and Montreal Parlos car to
sis T. Il. Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse. Roch-
ester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit
Cleveland end CHI cago4
BRverstrRw Locals 2.45 5.lI S45 AMI slf.45 F. NJ.
Newbursh LOCALS, q, $iul5A. NJ, N.la AS0 $50,
Wagner sleeping cars for Albany, Utica, SYRIA
cuse, Rochester, Ruffnlo, Niagara Falls, Toronto.
Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago on all through
trains
For tickets, time tables, parlor and sleeping gar
BROOKLYN, No. SS Washington street, No. ie6 Full
ton sLrees annex ONCE. foot Fulton street, New
York City. Nos lis. 2yl, SOS, fS5, 185 and 942 Broad
way. las Bowery. No 81 East Fourteenth street
Nc. So West One Hundred and Twenty fifth street.
Hobnken, n, j. No. los Hudson street and as
s G, LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent,
NO. Vanderbilt avenue.
New York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
TO MKLy1NA ROGERS AND THOMAS ROGERS,

TO NKLy1NA ROGERS AND THOMAS ROGERS,
= her husband.
Yeu ars hereby notified that at a public sale
made by the City Collector OF Jersey City, on tie
Issp oaJ OF Oetoosr, 1884,. The Mayor and Aldermen
oIJsrsey S1tJ purchased for the sum Of One hun
ored and thirty 1--WE dollars and thirty six cenrs
ALL the land and real estate situate in Jersey
City. In the County Of Hudson and State of Ncw
Jersey freat1RR on L2rsk aven ne, which is eaid
down and designated as lot (T2) ssventy-tFo, In
upon al Aasassmsnt map annexed TO q repofl num-
Der (i2) seVsasy-tWo. made by the Commissioners s
OF Sd1ustEaeEt' appointed in and for said City by
we Glrcutt Court OF the County Of Hudso !. a GER
Tined cspy of which report and map was filed IN
the once Of the City Collector of Jersey City, on
said sale being made pursuant to the provisions Of
an act OF the legislature Of New Jersey. passed
March S6th, 1Ssg. sntitied:-
A Act concsFning the settlement and collection
OF Grrearazes 81 unpaid taxes assessments and
water rates or water rents in cities OF this
state, and 1ipoatng and levying a tax. assess
meat RAd lien in lieu and instead of such
arrear22es, and to enforce the payment there
OF. and to provide fer the sale OF lands subject
ed TO future taxation and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further nsnaed that you appear to
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate. and unless the said land ana real estate
ths expiration Of ak months from and after the
service aereof, q deed fer the tame will be given
conveying 70 Th0 hAyor and Aldermen OF Jersey
City sac fee simple OF said land and real estate Rc-
cordiug to tbs provisions of the said act,
pared Jersey CITY, y. J.. November 2sd. 1898.
THE MAYOR AND OF JERSEY city.
P. F. WANSER, Mayor.
49, Attess: JOHN z. ScoTr,
49, (Sale No. aN5l
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
THE PAlNTkR,s DILEMMA.

A Little SquabbIe Gustavs
Zeugnsr and Charles Sehmolze.
Two property owners on Old Bergen
Road. Greer VILE. are at pressns indulge
ing in a nice little squabble. which
promises very amusing developments.
The facts ara thsss:-Mr. Gusrave Zsug-
ner. proprietor of the Bslvidere Hotel,
and a very estimabls and worthy citizen,
owns among other houses one OH Old
Bergen Road. q few yards west of Gator
avenue. The gable of this house abuts
on the property of Mr.. Charles Schmoizs,
az equally well known resident of the
Celery district.
A few days Mr.. Zsugnsr gave a
local painter orders to psina his house.
and the work was begun vt once. Mr..
Painter inished the 'front.' and sscK. but
when he began TO paint that side which
abutted on Mr.. Schmolzs's front garden.
there was q kick made, and q pretty vig~
orons kick. too.
If you dare" said Mr., Schmolze to
the painter. ITO come onto my property
Pill have you arrested"
That settled it, Tbs painter quit right
there nd went to Mr.. Zsugner and told
his story.
Holy Moses" CALCULATED that gentle
man. Il ordered you TO paint my house.
You get no nSoney unless you paint the
house" And this plunge Mr.. Painter
into the slough OF dependency. II he
attempted TO paint the house MIR,
Schmolzs would arrest hin for trespass,
and II be didn't do SO. why. Mr.. Zeugner
wouldn't pay him for what he had al
ready done.
While the poor. perplexed painter IL
trying TO extricate himself from this
dilemma, Mr.. Zeugner is busy with a
plaD to get square with Mr.. Schmolzs.
II seems that the p il once were great
friends, but during an argumen5 a. to
the relative merits and dement's of drink
and Democracy a coolness ensuad, and
well Mr.. SchmolZe got tbs worst of it In
de~ate, aud since then looks uDnn his
malice and Ell Observation-Disclosures.
s'Painf that side of his no use," cried
Mr.. Scnmolzs, mot on -FOUR life. He MI t
ask ma first tor permission, ne boy. aud
don't vau forget it,"
Mar. Zeugner, being the wrong kind of
q man TO ask for such permission, the
matter stands In statu quo.
The worthy landlord VI the Belvidsra
pro poses to amuse bimaelf by giving per-
mission to q local bill poster 10 cover The
ride of the house nearest Mr. Schmolzs's
lot with theatrical advertisements aud
other SNOWY bills.
To do this the bill poster must descend
from the roof down the outside Of M.
Eeugner's house, since Mr.. Schmolzs
WON'T permit any tntruders in his gar
den.
All the nefRhbors are on ths watch for
she la, est meve, and, knowing the d.
lermlned character of both par 10, IN the
iffair, the gossips are filled with great
expectations.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
Office TO CONTRACTORS

NJ Office TO
Sealed proposal. win be received at the
of1cs sf tns sosrd Of street and
proveaAons OF Zabriskis strstr from Central ave-.
nue.. Ia acesrdsnos VITA specifications on die in
the onlce OF theCntef E~nginser, corner OF Jersey
avenue and Mercer street, where blank form Of
bid and agreement OF sursttes N ust b. OBTAIN ed.
EsTIMATEs or QUANTITIES.
About l.We Cub c wards OF sarsn excavation.
About ~ eubic yards OF rock exeA Satioa.
About 100 CUBIC yards of ea-th hllias
About $40 yards of sand or gravel filing.
About 2,S0l sQgare yards OF stone p&ving.
About l sC0 iineal feot Of new euro stone.
About l,tJo square feet OF new tagging.
About 70 sGuaIe yarda OF rep1vfnE.
About 100 lineal T. ct of reset curb stone.
AbGut lUv square feet of relaid bridge gfone.
About 4,WU square feet OF tagging
About .mailhole heads to be wrought tn era1s.
Vine allowed for the completion OF work hfty-
TIE making OF he above improvements aud
award of the contract thereof viii be subject TO
the rsmoAstranee OF the owners liable to more
Prore, als must be- enclosed In Sea,sd envelopes.
endorsed Proposals for Improvement OF
Zserissis strests.1 directed to ~. 4. Du-
and Severe" ara handed To tie Clerk
OF tho Eeard In open meeting. when called TO In
the order az budness relating Co scale ) proposals..
will a substitution of suretios be allowed
! 9 attention OF bi -ders ia especially called to
Section Z. hapter 1874. Laws of 1891 under the
the city or become effective or operative until lhs
Dondsmen onere Lnr The contractor have been ap-
prov q as to sufneiency by this Board and az to
th.s IE.ard having power to examine The proposed
i, order Of ths Board of Street and Water Com
60. T. BoUToN,.
Dated jersey city, December !, 1898,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06

FINDER AND BY vITURE OF a POWEE OF
- sals cent2ined In q certain mortgage. made BY
the lated Eiectrtc Traction Com9ady TO 1ke
Mercantile Truss comp ~ as trustee, dated De.
esnibsr y ls59 recordol IN tile Office OF sue Register
IN BooE ~ OF mortgages on page s0s an in Rock
ss OF Chatiei Mortgages, IN payo lis. and in sns
office OF tho Regis OF Of Essex county. New Jersey,
december ~, VIA B ok 10 OF Mortgages. az paIs
23i. aid IN sock ~ OF Chargel A9rtgaGea OF page
81; AMI u ths u. S ParenB once, scember Il.
ls9L IN Liosr W. sS, at page Nv. OF Transfer Of
Patents; And klad in the ONCE Of the Register Of
the CS ana 70 intY o. Ne v Y0'k. DecomherN15
/ ~: and la pursuance or the written request of
the hulle Of q majority OF the Dile-t Ddiug bon DIS
tssusi hereunder. the Undersigned, TIE Msrcan-
Il Q Trust Company, VIII reseli ali its right, titls
all intares "a trlsTee under said mortgage; ia
and to thote certain in yentiols descr bad In Let
tiers Patent OF Cue y AMI II tbs Kingdom OF
plteatfons for other Lett RS Pafe Will b are
said mortgage. i, the h CHEST an 1 best bidder at
pablo ga . ~ the New ! pfk Exchange ale room,
30. VI hfosdwuH. IN the CITY and torntv of New
York, b. Rfcnsrd v. Fl afners & Co. Al ctioneers
on 9-nd day OF peeenber, 1898. AZ twelve . clock
noon.
4 cery of SAID mortgaga can re seen during
husiaes hours at tue oajce or said adctioneers,
No. q. IGOR Y 81 Get, Ne " FORK City.
The aHTsC N IKE TlsDSf
Trustee amt Hortga go.
10 Brnadway.
New Yors City. N, Y.
ALrx tSnFR & GREsS,
Attorney TO- = Q Mercantile Trust Co,
40 BroadS 81, New YORK City, n. Y.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
A OF FINANCE.
UFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Continued.

Continued.
Resolved, That the Clerk of this Board
be, and he is hereby directed to inform the
Honorable Board of Finance that the follow
ing clerks:
JOSEPH l.. KELLEY,
RODERICK EGAN.
JACOB ZIMMERLE.
RECTOR B FISH and
JAMES BAKER, JR.,
have been selected to make out the current
tax bills and that they will be recalled to
other duties laid out for them by the Board
of Tax Commissioners as soon as the bills of
the current year have been made out.
The communication was received and or
dered filed and the action of the Board of
Tax Commissioner was confirmed by this
Board.
From the Board of Fire Commissioners:
Resolution requesting that the following
transfers be made to the account of Claims
for fiscal year 1928.
From the Board of Education:
Resolution requesting that the following
transfers be made, $l21. G6 from the account
of repairs gas, etc., fiscal year, 1912, to
the account of rentals fiscal year 1991-92. to
be applied TO rental of School No. S, annex
No. III South street.
The Communications were each referred
to the Committee on Finance:
From the Board Of Street and Water Com
missioners:
The Board of Street and Water Commis-
sioners presented the following resolutions
for the concurrence of this Board:
l. Ordering paid the salaries Of the Water
Registrar, etc., for the month Of November,
1898, amounting to So. SOL .G5 las per pay
roll.
?. Ordering paid the salaries Of re-Asses-
sors for the mouth Of November, 1898,
amounting to $500 las per pay roll.
3. Awarding the contract for furnishing
and delivering water pipe to the McNeai
Pipe and Foundry Company, It $21 30 per
gross ton passed November 20, 1859.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
no ANN ROGERS.


You are hsreby notified that at a publie sale
18th day OF ocseber, 1892, The Mayor and Alder
msa Of JsrSes kiy purchased for the sum Of one
hundred and ATTY eight dollars and twenty-one
Cents, ALL the land and real estate situate In Jer-
seq q ty,ln he County Of Hudson aud State OF
New jersey, fronting on seaman avenue, which is
laid down and designated as lot thirty nine $50 in
block number six hun dred and thirty-eight (6sS)
numbsr seventh two Q0 made by he "Commis-
sioAers Of Adjustment" appointed in and for said
City by the Circuit Court OF the County of Hud-
son, Q certified copy Of which report and map was
Med in the ONCE OF ire City Collector OF Jersey
City, on the 18th day Of July, 1891, said report and
provisions or an act or the Legislature of New
Jersey, passed March Suth. 1856. entitled:
AN Act concerning the settlement and collection
OF arrsarages Of IN aid taxes, assessments and
Wtter rates or water re It's in cities of rnfS
STATE, and imposing end levying q tax. assess
ment and lien in lisI aud Instead OF such ar
rearages, and to enforce the payment thereof,
ana 20 provide for the sale OF lands subjected
to future taxation q I'd -ssessment.'
And the several supplements thereto.
Ana yeu are 1urthsr notified thar you appear to
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate. and unless the saiA land ami real estate
shall be redeemed. AZ pro vided in said acts, before
the expiration ef ak months from and after the
service hereof, a dead fer the same Will be given
Conveying to The kaTer ana Aid ermen Of Jersey
City the fee ample Of said land and real estate
accsrdtnf 10 the provisions OF the said act.
Qa;ed Jersey City, N. J., November I'D, 1898
5gT1I} Attest. p + I ;oMVx ASs slR-I Mayer.
fsale No. s.BSs)