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$4,000 90
Total for payment Of bonds

Oto III pay vi Ok1d
falling due 1898 and 1894 $50. 1856 81
Your Committee would respectfully recon-
mend the adoption of the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That the report and recon-
mendation Of the Committee of the Whole as
to the appropriations of the several Boards
of Jersey City and the amount necessary to
be raised by tax in Jersey City during the
current year for the purposes of city govern
ment for the fiscal year beginning December
l, 1888. and ending November 30. 1894, be
and the same are received and adopted, and
in conformity Herewith. the Board of Fl
nance having duly considered the estimates
and recommendations of the several Boards,
do hereby Ak the amounts to be raised by
tax in Jersey City during the present year for
the purposes Of the said Boards for the fiscal
year beginning December l, 1893, and end
ing November so, 1894, both days included,
at the sum of one million six hundred and
sixty-hve thousand two hundred and seventy
eight and twcnty-seven one-hundredths dol
lars 81, 665, 2T8.2D, and that sum, together
with the amount to be raised by the State to
Jersey City for Schools, and together with
the amount to be paid Jersey City under the
provisions Of an act entitled, AN Act for
tHC tdAatIOtl VI ldillOdQ anu Cdlidi DIOpETly,
approved April 10. 1884, is hereby dis
tributed among the several Boards, as rec
commended as to amounts by the Committee
of the Whole, and the amounts thus fixed
shall be the appropriations and limit of ex-
penditures for the said purposes during the
ensuing fiscal year
GEORGE r. HITLER,
AI.FA A. BEpELL,
JAcoB !. DETwILLER,
JoHS D. FRASER,
REUBEN SIMPSON,
Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Fraser moved that when this Board
adjourns II be to meet on Monday, July 81,
1893, at So'clock P. M.
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Fraser the meeting
then adjourned.
MARTIN FINcK,
Clerk
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ITO LAFAYETTE LAND ASSOCIATION, HENRY
y c. Loughliii, trustee, etc.. for Eltza ]. Schafer,
Eliza j. Sehafrer and Mary l. Thisseii.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
Sd day OF April. ! 81. the Mayor and Aldermen OF
Jersey City purchased for the sum of three hun
drsd and nine y-six dollars and eighty eigh hit
cents, ALL the land and real estate situate in Jer
New Jersey. fronting on Carteret avenue, which Is
laid down and designated as lots thirty threetS5 10
thirty six ts6l, In block number i've hundred and
ninety one 59iLupon an assessment IN ap an ne xed to
areport number nfts $50 made by the '.CoJN
missioners Of adjustment" appointed in and for
said CT y. by the Circuit Court OF the county OF
Hudson. a csrtined copy OF which report and map
was filed in the eflce OF the City Collector If Jer>
say City. on the 22d das OF May, issa said report
aud map and said sale beng made pursuant TO Jae
sey. passed March Suth. 1886. entitled
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collection
of aPrearages OF uupail taxes, asses sinenrs and
water rates or water rents In cities OF this
state, and ~itnrosins and ~levying a tax. assess
ment and lien In II II ana instead OF such ar
md 10 provide for the sale OF lands subjected
to future taxation aud
And tile several supplements thereto.
And you are III tn r not fled that you appear to
estate.a ~ d unless The said landand real estate shall
be red amed. rs provided in said acts. befo.e . the
expiration IT six mouths from and after theserviea
he eaf. a deed for the same will be given conveying
10 the Nav or and Alderm III or Jersey CITY the Tee
simple Of said land aad real estate according TO the
provisions OF the sal act
Dated jersey City, N. j, July 17ts, 1S9s.
The MAYOR AND ALUhRMEN OFJkkSEy CITY.
REUBEN SIMPSON,
Attest: JOIN (. scoTs
t~r-l rSa,e No. lSS4.l
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

THE NIAGARA AND WORLDS FAIR
Picturesque Line Of Travsl to Lake ana
Mountain Resorts.
Trains leave 42d st, North River) station, New
rankin st. =. r. Terminai stat sophe 4, I Wsah no0.
ken, n. J., can be reached via trains Of n. j. ]. I'd
$50 I. Me-Daily local to suspension Brldg. and
Ga5sEtll MoSntains, except suRdsys wessof coey-
vi 1s, sans Mnb snlyi can, can be 20 occupied . 2 N ..u
Mountains and Saratoga. Parlor car to Albany.
sl IN oSNy..ns,lv for Alhsrx u,,o. ..u
Rochester, BuraIo:s NisaaF asi Fali::, q pesroit sy csicssc;
except saturday tor Toronto.
and caskiii dountains. New PaIfz. Lakes NohonR
and Minnewaska. Psrior cars to BloomvilIe and
80 N dsily. except sunday, to cstskil
w 0Snsal albany. ara as.s ca eSRenh Lake z e Mon1s-
Parlor cars to Bloom ville.S aratoza and Cald well.
to CatskiiNMountains. Par ior car attached.
cmSss I. y: oa,ly, except Sunday. TO catskin
waska, Albany, Saratoga. Parlor cars attached
saturdays 70 Bloomvfils and Caldwell. Lake
Cl@P. N, Daily, except Sunday. for Albany.
&c eu s. + ho Sahlas aSr h sumaIo s Siasasa ra Is' for sgso
Detroit: Cleveland aud Chicago.
xlsany. saratoga and Montreal. Parios car q
sis Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse. Roch.
ester suffaio; Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit.
A Leaves Brooklyn by Annex Alaoo. BIZ 90
A Ma cSgo Z :. H. : Jersey City P. R. R. Station
A1U.4n. bll.1I C5.<S r. NJ
Havsrstraw Locals 100 !. NJ, 24S ss,sa lisp n
NswburghaLocals q, .laloA- n, *i.i5. AsO. E51z
SSsner sisepine cars for Albany, Utica, syria.
euse, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara rails. TORONTO,
Detrolt, Cleveland and Chicago on all through
trains.
For tickets. time tables. parlor and sleeping car
accommodations, or Information, apply onices:
ton street; annex office. foot Fulton street, New
way. l4s Bowery. No. 81 East Fourteen III street,
No. 50 West One Hundred and Twenty NTH street,
Hoboken, \, ). No. los Hudson street. and az
" c. Z. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent,
No. 5 Vanderbilt avenue.
-. ----- Nav YArk
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FOR FAN AND SLIPPERS

twist to show off the gay lining and the
capacious pocket intended to hold slip
pers, fan, sweets, handkerchief, comb
and brush and al the little refined items
necessary to give the finishing touch to
the toilet when visiting or theater going.
Here is O convenient device to hold
down the leaves of a music book, though
it has the drawback of making the gal
liant young mans services superhuous.
It consists of a roll made of cambria and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25

TO LAND ASSOCIATION, HENRY
{. Loughiin, Trustee for Eliza J. Schaffer. Eliza
.schaffer and Mary L. Thisssil.
You are hereby notified that at . public sale
9Th day OF . ctober. 1892, The Mayor and AID ermsn
or Jersey City purchased TOR the sum Of Three
nnqdred and three dollars and thirty-four cents,
ALL The land and real estate situate in Jersey
City. IN the County Of Hudson and state OF New
Jersey fronting on Halliday street, which is laid
Gown and designated IS lots forty seven (4O 20
nfty 15) In block number five hundred and ninety
ohe toyD upon an assessment map annexed to a re-
port number seven ty- 1--we 40 maae by the Com
missioners Of Adjustment" appointed in and for
said City BY the CircuiE Court Of the County Of
HUDSON, q certified copy OF which report and map
was nleo In the office OF the City Collector OF Jersey
CITY. on the 10Th day Of July, 1891. said report and
map and said sale being made pursuant TO the pro
passed March S3th 1856. entitled:
IAN act concerning the settlement and collection
OF arr6arages Of unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rates or water rents In cities OF this
state, and imposing and levytng q tax, assess.
mont and lien in lieu and instead OF such ar
and TO provide for the sale OF lands subjected
10 fnture taxation aud assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
AND yon are further notified that you appear to
nave an estate or tntereB in said land and re-
estate, and uniessthe .sald land and real estate
the expiration OF six ~ onths from and after the
service hereof, q deed for the same viii be given
conveying TO The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
City the fee simple of said land and real estate ac-
cofdlnK 10 the provisions Of the said act
Dated Jersey City. n. J. July 18th. 1898.
THE MAYOR N OF JERSEY CITY.
REUBEN SIMPSON
{) Acting Mavor.
SEAL Attest JOHN II. ScoTT.
CsaIa Mo saee
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RAILROAD.
pEANSYIvAnIA RallRnAl.

On and after July /. 1895, trains win leave Jersey
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.
els A. IL. the coLUaBIAx ExPREss daily for Gin
vsssibuIs Sleeping. Dining Cans and coaches.
9;is =. y, Fast LIsE, With vsstibule Parlor and
land and Chicago; daiIya except Saturday, for
i2:ifnoop the celebrated PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
the pioneer OF this Glass Of the service. composed
ststeroom. sleeping. Dining. Observation aud
smoking Cars. Ugh ed by station airy and NOV
able electric lights. daily Tor Pittsburg and chi
Z5P. n, Sc. LOUIS, CHICAGO AND ,cIscrsyArI Elk
Cars daily 70 Coiambus Cincinnati, Chicago and
6.4s z: n, WESTERN ExpRKss. with Pullman vest.
bulo Sleeping Cars, daily to Pfttsburg, Chicago
snd Cleveland, Dining Car 10 philadelphia and
sgyP Il ExrEEss, daily TOR Col;
Memphis though sIesping Cara Dining Car Al
SIS =. NJ. PACIFIC EXPRESS. Pullman Bunet Sleep
Toledo and Columbus; daily except Saturday for
For Batimore, Washington and the south az
sssi II ii Ssf; III sa1 lbaaa & Cars m' and nd i Ssan c9inszsss.
Railroad Dining Car. AS IS and si5 Pm. and
gressionaI Limited Parior Cars and Pennsylvania
i Eas5rI ni9h Gni For BAH Baltimore nor; a onl ana lis 81 p s 4 ~ w ssr
ExrRKss for Philads1phIa. Ssa. as5. s.Ia s.4s. ais
81. 1919 and lila A. NJ u2M Pennsyivania Lin
ited3s l2s2 !. IS 2;2s, ala a%S 4.ls. s.4s. 5 u. 6iy. as.
SIS. ~ % i A. i. lPennsyIvania IimiSsd.' i2iss,
2.13, Ala, AS. IA ~. SOL BIS. BIS T. NJ, and 23
night. accommodation. Ills A. N. 4k9 and us
Pm: week days. snnaays. AS and us 7. M
EXPRESS for Philadelphia via Camden, B:i3 GA
SATURDAY. only, lila A. NJ. lis. log, 22i, Ais, SIS
and s;ls 7. ". week days. Sundays. lois A. II.
For Atlsntic CITY qOl4 A. n. Saturday only.
ill4 A. NJ lis. 213 P. NJ. with through PulInian
Buffet Parior Car and Day Coach attached. 22S and
3.t2 F. n week days.
For Cape May, QoI4 A. NJ, Saturday only. lila
A.. NJ, 20 p. NJ. week days.
For Long Branch. AsbuYy Park, Ocean Grove.
Point Pleasant and Intermediate stations, via Rah-
wey, S;t. IA. s,23. lois A. NJ, 1913, t1S2 Saturday
only. 3-42, S24. A.02, &,32, 5 ~ and ia P. d. On Sun
day S2s, loe0 A. u. and 52 Pm do not stop az
AsbnfE PARK or OCEAN GroveQn SundaY.1
The New York Transfer Company will call for
denceM
8. N. J. R. WOOD.
GenI Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent
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THE JERSEY CITY NEWS. FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1898.
SHERMAN CAMP. 5. 0. v. INSPECTED.

0u1hMaN NAmIs p v. ", ANcI ESALp
A Magnificent showing-Gussts Royalty
Entertained After Inspection.
Pohlmann's Hall was in gala at.irs last
evening. General w. I. Sherman Camp
No. AZ. Sons OF Veterans. Division OF N.
j., were ins pected. and their lady friends
and brothers from nsighboring camps
were present to compliment the boys Oh
their appearances anu the mAnns Ia
which military mauouvres were exc
cuted. They certainly did themselves
proud. The tactics were zone through
with that precision that is absolutely
necessary ia create q good impression.
They were heartily ~aDplaudsd for their
good efforts.
t7Ths hall was we'll filled with the boys
In bright uniforms. bedccked with
camps represented were Kllpatrick
Camp, Baker Camp. Camp Guard. Picket
Guard, Logan Camp No. 80. Williams
Camo No. l03. and Van Houtsn Camp
No. 8.
otner organizations were: Our Friends.
Federal Dram Corps. Ladies Lincoln
Circle, Company u. Fourth Regiment,
n. G.. Company Ii. Fourth Regiment,
Zabriskte Post, No. 81. G.. A. H.. Van
Houten Post No 8. G. A. r., George H.
Tnsmas Post No. 6s. 9. 4. r., Henry
- A<1S0 - 80 LIZ ~ w
Jams Post Cadets, Wosrner Camp, Ia
briskis Drum Corps. Daughters OK Vet
erans. and many others.
The grand promenade was headed by
Floor Manager George w. Bowers and
lady. His assistants were Jcnn c.. Lowe
ana George w. Baldwin,.
The committees wsre:-Fioor Commit
tea-Jacoo Sherry. VIM. Dyke, Jr., A. L..
Christie. VIM. G. Singier. VIM. Palmer,
Carleton Kanady, Frank Hetttsheimer,
Edward Loeber and VIM. Doirympls.
Reception Com mitsee-John w. Loeber,
Stanley Cone, j.. B. Sherman, Thao.
Singlsr, Fred Werdar, John Nils,
Henry L1ebsr. John r. Hsnnsssy. VIII
liam II. Flynn. Committees OF Arrange
ments-Georxs w. Bowers, Chairman;
Stanley Gone. Recording Secretary: John
G. Lowe, Treasurer; George w. Baldwin,
Financial Secretary ana William Dyke,
Jr.
The company danced sili early morn
ing. and vowed til al Saerm IN Camp ware
good people ut entertaining.
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new FANCY WORK
Linen More Used Than
Ever = Table Covers,
Bags, Glove Cases.

What an interesting chapter the his.
tory of the needle would make, as some
of the ancient samplers could testify.
Think of the romances wrought in
stitchery by the Lady Elaine and fan
Philomela.
Fashions change in needlecraft, says
the New York Recorder. as we'll as in
other things-and / must say for the bet.
ter-when we "hesrk back" to the hide.
Gus Nightmares which We're frequently
embroidered on plush q few years ago.
The use of linen as q ground for decora.
ton has become extremely popular Of
late years, and the designs are almost
boundless in variety. The delicate ira
ceries of feather work are much EN-.
ployed just now for decorating scarfs OF
linen intended for Bullets and 8 o'clock
tea tables, and all sorts Of useful knick.
knacks in the way of glove cases, hand.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25

A kind of decorative work which may
be turned to good account during mid
summer leisure is the making Of a vari-
ETY. Of fancy bags to hold soiled pocket
handkerehiefs, photographs OF embroid-
cry materials. Two examples are illus
trated. One for photographs is made OF
cid rose brocatelle, decorated with small
squares of rose plush alternating with
gobelin blue and outlined with tinsel.
The bag is lined with ponges.
The sides Of the bag are of card, cover
ed with light olive satin, embroidered
with any design. The endsJare of mar
row striped ticking, worked in alternate
rows of herringbone stitch in gold
thread and olive silk. The sides and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
Sale no. 14s2 j

ITO LAFAYETTE LAND ASSOCIATION, SET a B
Ryder and Waldo Danforth, executors and
trustees under the last will and testament of Ed
widow Of Edward G. Brown. deceased; Fannie
Manning, Philena Manning, Annie MorreII ifor-
mefly annie Brown, Robert Morceil her husband;
E.ncy Flax, Eantet Fink, her husband; Louisa Rig.
gafs. George kisgans, her husband. and Hlsn
made by the Civ Collector OF Jersey City. on the
xSd day OF April, 1891. The Mayor and Aldermen of
Jersey guy purchased for the sum Of twenty one
the County Of Hudson and state Of Ssw Jersey,
desig ated az lots thirty six $3.50 10 forty,fve f451
and forty six ii6) TO Atty oae OH in block number
ment map annexed to a report. mum Der ftly-three
(5St, iuads by the Commissioners or Adjustmenrs
Of the County OF hudson, a certified copy Of which
report and map was rled In the Office OF the City
$780, said report and map and said sale being made
pursuant to the provisions Of an act of the Legisla-
ture OF New Jersey. passed March s0th. 1856. en-
AN Act concerning the settlement and collection
OF arrearagss OF unpaid taxes, assessments and
statei ana III N n " wa. sna rs ssvs ~ ewes OF tass
msnt and len in lieu and instead Of such ar
rear.xes and to enforce the payment thereof,
to- utGre taxation aud assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
es.ats and unless the said land aud real estate
shall be redeemed. as pr divided in said acta. 6sfore
service hsreoI, . deed for the same will be given
conveying to Ihs Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
cording 70 the provisions of the said act.
Dated Jersey, City, \. ] July l7sh. 1893.
REUBEN SIMPSON.
Attest. .ous A s. sso Mayor
t-} sale No. 1.5)
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and bows of yellow ribbon are disposed
on the pufings upon the points formed
at the top and bottom. At each side Of
the cushion is adjusted q many loopod
bow, from which proceeds a long ribbon
end, and the ends are tied in a bow at
the points of suspension. A head rest
of this kind may be placed on ones IA
yorite armchair.
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IN cHAsczRy OF AEw JERSEY,

To William Psg TT and Mrs. william Pasett.
By Writ ue of q ! order OF the Court Of Cnancsry RI
Nsw Jersey. made on tic day OF The date he eof.
In a cause VINE e.n ililabrh W. in eri.Of is
conplai n and sou ard oths-s ar defendants.
you ere r+4utret TO appear: plead, ans. or OF oe
MUIR to the con1l iaa tt bill OF o, before the
tenti, day OF os.ooer NEXT, or INST in default there
Tor shal, shipk eq liable an ! just.
The said bill Is Med % ~forrcloso a mortgags
given by The Jersef City L luo Basin Company 6,
Lns complainant dated August Is 1892, ON lands in
Jersey City to secure payment OF one thousand
dollars.
And you, William Paeett. are mad defendant
because you clai II TO own said lands.
and you, Mr.. ivilit.m Pagett, are made q de-
PENDANT bec4use you ore che wife OF William
PayPtt, who claims 10 own said lands.
Dated Augusr ., 1888,
WALLIS. BDwkoDS & BUMsTED,
SOLICITORS OF Complainant.
ONCE and Post of.co address.
No. / k1ch lnge Place,
Jersey City, n j.
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BOYS WILL HAVE Elm.

A new use has been discovered for the empty
spoola on which the new feed wire Of the Green
VILE trolley road is carried. Boys now use
them as vehicles. They are narrow and about
four feet In diameter, and the core is about two
feet Ia diameter. The youngsters stand or sit
on the core. and by pushing and pulling on the
rims on each side of them. make more or less
rapid progress along the street. Some more ad-
venturous ones get bumps and bruises as the
result Of falls from their unsteady perch.
and The sport has all the charms OF bicycling.
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no LAFAYETTE LAND AssOCIATION-sETH b
Hydsr and waldo Danforth. executors and
Edward 6. Grown. deeeassd; TeboraS 5. Brown.
widow y o. Edward 6: Brown; deceased. Fannie
s s0 mi; afpahn lisns saanls Bis snaae aor nssi' Tor
meris Anule Brown, Robert Morrel, her husband;
Riggans. George kieaans. her husband; and Ellen
81 the city. Collector Of Jersey City. on the asrd
Day Of april 1891. the Mayor and Aldermen Of
and stS Stss dollars : and ans eis Thm N e seT ha ali tSe
lauo and real estate sitnate in Jersey City, in the
Goaasy Ct Hu,son ana state q sew Jess.s front
oesIgnated as lots forty-seven 90 to hfty seven
!51 gs, ,ss Of TO- tssi forty 2 &, s,od Ssl and part q lots 50 e
MP, MP e snae.sa 70 : report number salty,
meat appointed Ia and for said City BY the Cir
cult Court OF the County OF hudson. "A ceriiaed
cniea Of the Gs'e city '' Collector saa II Is 3sr wss c siSa ON On t me
xznd day OF Nay. lss0. sal report and map and
an art Of the Lsgisiature Of New jersey psssed
March 80, 1855, entitled:
IAN act concerning the settlement an collection OF
arrsarag sof unpaid taxes. assessments and
state. AMI imposing and levving a tax. asssss
ment and lien in lieu and Instead OF such ar
and to provide for the sale Of lands subjected
g future taxation and assessment"
And you are further notified that YOU appear to
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate aud unless the said land and real estate
shall be reeeemeI, as provided in said acts, bcfore
the expiration OF sax months from and after the
service hereof, a deed for the same will be given
City the }es simpe OF said land and real estate az.
cordlng to the provisions OF the said act.
REUBEN SIMPSON.
SEAL Attest: join i. scoTr.
City Clerk.
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NOIICE

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed propo ais vii be rec Mved at tho office Of
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioner On
Tor the construction OF an isinch Oval Brick Sewer
In
CONGRESS STREET
from a point about 81 fact west OF Central avenue
to and cnnnecting with sewer now built In Pierce
avenue, In accordance with plans and s~peeihca-
lions on ME in the Office OF the Chief Engineer.
corner of JERSEY avenue and Mercer streeI, wnere
Dlank forms of bid and agreement of surettes
must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF on AN t
About 10 Lnsal feet OF eighteen (s) inch oval
brick sewer.
About 8 new receiving basins.
About Is eubfo yards Of concrete.
About 500 Cubic yards OF rock excavation.
one hundred and tw nty five (l25l working days.
The making II above improv. ment and award of
the contract therefor viii pe subject to the remon-
straace Of the owners of the property liable TO
more than one half the amount therefor
proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes
sndef ed. Proposals Tor Sewer in Congress-
Of COMMITTEES Oh Streets aud s. wers.s and baud Cd
TO the CLERK Of tn. Board in opea meeting VIII Ga
called for In the order OF business relating to
viii a substitution OF sureties Be- allowed.
The attention OF bidders Is especially called to
Section I, Chapter 1874. Law. of 1881, under tho
terms whereof no contract shat be binding upon
the city TO become ensctive or operative until the
bondsmen offered Wy the contractor have been aD
proved as . sufhci-ncy b. this Board and as to
OF this Board hastnx power to examine the
proposed boudsmen under oath.
By order OF the Board OF street and Water COM
GEO. T. BoUToS,
Clerk.
Dated. Jersey City. August IS. 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
BREWERY EMPLOYEES MAKE MERRY.

The employees OF tho jacob Hoffman Brewing
Company OF New York hsfd q picnic at Bsrg's
Oriental Park yesterday afternoon and even
ing. The Oriental Scheutzea Company, Cap
connected with the company, were present and
bowled throughout the evening. They made
some good scores. and handsome prizes were
given. Dinner was served Il at six O'Clock.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
Dated Jersey city. August Is. 1898.
GOKPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, that on the twelfth dav
OF june. ISIS. application was maze to the Board
schmidt ana others fos the Improvement Of
PATERSON STREET,
belween Central avenue and Pierce avenue. in the
following manner. In ,luosag all IN intersections
To nave the street for the fun width thereof,
nlling the same to she established grade. =
10 nave new ~ inch curb set on either side
10 have tho present curb reset and new % inch
cnrb set where necessary.
To nave the carriage way paved with RalRian
TO nave new bridge stone crosswalks laid where
To have the present bridge-stone crosswaiks re.
laid and new bridge stone laid where necessary.
10 provide for the how of the surface water mud IL
co9npiete me Improvement ia a good aud substan-
Notice 6 also given that on the 18th lay OF Aug.
us.s iTS, ths Semmtssioners Of Assessment nlei
ers. their ~preltmiaary skstcn. showing what prop
erey Will .rooaply be assessed ana the probable
ainountof ueno Ito each lot or parcel of lard.
also the pr"oa0le amount OF assessment per 70 &
Of +, oatsgs fot the said Improvement aud rhe
ftce 81 the ierk OF the Board OF Street and Wa.er
Aud rotice is also given that the Following
streets ser avenues OF particular sections thereof
arc incluueu IN sad assess ment. namely
PattersoA street from Central avenue to Pierce
avenhe.
street about twenty five feet east by twenty live
feet west
summit avenue on the south side from Paterson
street about twenty-five west.
And that the eighteenth day OF September. 1888,
Iloarl Of Street and Water Commisstonsrs =
nssepy nxeS as the ume and place
waser Commissioned viii meet to hear
pa uss nteressea IN SAID application. and
that A,asIAs printed In writing. 81 order or sas
Board, pr Stree- AID Water Commissioners.
SIS. !. BJuToN.
| paiet asrseg city. Aus. Is. 1895.