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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

THEY DID NOT MURDER Mss PETTY

THEY DID NOT MURDER Mss PETTY
Edward Cordially and John Dunn. who wor, ar-
rested late TUESDAY night b. the y wark police
suspicion % being concern = in the murder OF
Miss Petty the aged recluse. ~ No - Co;nror"e-
ST. were discharged az noon yesterday. They sdil
they slept al the Pendcrsa house 30 So Com
n.srce-st. on Tuesday night. January :. and r.
mained there until "Wednesday roon. Tho police
found that this was true I'd Miller. who SAW
a from the gaie OF Mis- Pc'ty's house
at 2S0 o'clock on that Tuesday morning. toli ihc
said he left the PcnGergas house al go O'Clock On
"Wednesday morning 10 GET pal 81 peer ana No.
OF the opinion that Mile X misi'ken about
the morning he the tail man come oGt of ne
Petty hous. alley gate. The police have no other
clew 70 the murderer at present Cordially 81
eighteen years old. and Dunn twenty one. Neither
has q bad reputation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
6 cnnirn Real Gotdte for Sale

AGENCY FOR MON rCLAIR.-Ecs..
dcncc properties Of all descriptions f0s sI.o
and 10 let, furnished houses.
Els x TAYLOR. Decsman.Ss.
FOR SALE.-H valrabl' farm. 81 acre..
very cheap II sold brfoie January ioth.
Address Low. l. .. Box o.. Nr.tinb,
y. !.
FOR SALh tvcrf iow T. els" the
cstat- iOarF' place: nice building.
near depot. Fanwood y. j.. rare cnnn
10 sc.uir nj" hone. call quick. !. ".
FIELDER. - Iib"r'y-st.
For SAIE.-riu,' farm leo acro)
near lii,ht-town y. Y. llfer o"r'rri-
apple lcafs peaches g.. lard gr
iarelln j. ". FlEl DER. 20 l. b'r.y->
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
FURNISHED Gonscs 20 Get.

GRAMi.EfY rAEK llou-e facing rlr
lar, ], rooms. BATH. steam beat, i.f-
ll.h q cor uufrfui-h.d in 'Nc. 'lirut 0ri'r.
Atlr,., J.. 4 Ron 20. Tribune Uptown
ono" 1879 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
Citn Rea! estate for Sale.

ESTATES MANAGED; suburban pop
crty: inv' stigate sta'ding cNpf:i,ncc. r.
sponsibility. =. v. Il. HOES GO Wall
It Room -. 800 VI rtl"-nNc., BrDpl,yn.
RIVERSIDE DHfVf. corner IpStl..t.-
Substantial. artistic. detached hou'e; low
rricc; send fir clrcullr. ATLAS IN
i.PONrNENr co. l. Bro,dwar.
VALUABLE Ave. corner i-st.ry iron
building; good Investment. bargain quick
buyer. might cN.hange. NIXON. 60 Uway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
Gnrnishr0 Noom5.

oiSr. ST. % EAST. Eiceant fnIniSn,d
roam. several .iIr-, with or Mltho'' pm
vui. bath br, akflst optional.
Y.TU-hJ. l. EAST, 1IH. MADi.
sos = h1icc rooms. eingly sn s,n.
,,tci .ervic.. convenient h"rla, ciuDs
re',,iy inward lafiDr floor, SIX IshI
icons. Ge.iriblc club; gentlemen
--0qIT.~T 14s WE~T.-Un"Nc.llc r. ms
80 ,,cn,lcmau and wife or bach lolr i'''
r"l,niaI club; private family rflcrcn. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
domestic Gilnntlous uIntc0
Males.

Males.
HITI.ER.- swiss French protest
ant Nouug man IN prNnt" fhmiIS, Very
oomprtrut. wages moderate, good f"i.i
.ncr4. Call 81, 6th-asc.. care ot Mt
Faulkner
utriI.R and SECOND-M Just di.-
.nrnu.d b,~f of personal city rcier'nc - |;
wnrr- 80 and ~ address y. L..
Wet i3i--t.
uiqI,EG or SECOND MANA Young
man n,rfmnnI - YEARS ol axe wishes u
rn.lfion a. lutlrr or second mnn l"'s ar
il,,d nom san Francisco good frl'l.h' ~,
tdf-css ". NOSS. 3lO EiHI u1thS''' o."
HAT
ptfTIIK. Ky thoroughly c"hlc''h'
rr.nchmnn; speaks English linently h'k','
r.t L.flmonlal from last cmplolnf', ~, ~
drcs, EDMUND. care Mr. iA"h' W. ""''
sNth .--------
uurrIEH ami VALET.-ny Eneil,hn'n.
or' -. Is ran. good appearance au'."'"
md highly recommended. Adlr"'' y ~
Irinuro ranch, 1o1 dave --------
coACHMAN by an honest. SOBER; ~
dustrious Swrdc. take good care "i ~ n.u
Thing best references. last sip'",,.,,
be seen in city. AAEL. 2i3 East o-"-s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

WANTED ~ \ rERFEgTLY SAFE
rt..fSFSS ~ AZ Old ESTABLISHED
ti,f'sr FuoN s15UD TO SiUr WlO AT
I'm c'FNT' FoR TliKEE YEARS IiiE
yTi,soN LONNING THE MoNhl w y
10 - OK the COScEkE NDtt. oi'
itrtf,NE Az ACTIVE OR SPEC NJ
p,ItTTt.R II M DESIRES ANn ~
as ALSO ~ SATISFIED As TO THU
SAFETY or THE LOAN IN ~ ~ TER
VIEW WITH THE FIRM
ArTIY no BOX 100
BOSTON rpSfOl' ti'i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
Bonr0 unntto.

..f%.T.E NrLtNNN would li."
hoard and room VITA -tr!ctl p '"'" ttii b
Ia ciii 10 o' l"rtlol D. il.ini ~ i,' ,'e
Wet ~lf ptrl' rrH. IL
H.. T.. rihurr once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
Dressmakin9.

DHEsSMAKEI: wishes few more T Tus
toners at home Tny'ol Sys""'
ITYNOLDS, AS Wet ''un-S''
FIIlsrCLAss DRIsS,MhA xii INV INV
rom .',a,rar' vi 80 per G1y dresses re-
, m"Gc our bv M day children,
Gr SsV, a specially. Mi'' HALF @'i
Eaat 3Oth-at.
rIrsT.CLAss DRrsSMAK would
lllte n few more chgagcmehI, py ,n' ua'
, ,nfe,e,'cs' Addrc~s j.. j.. 81 6th-ave
SEAL sAcQCEs redy ssacs ' r.. lcdsce ID
,3oes M,s EAIKEK. ll6 West aoth-st.'
intc with Gunthcr's Sons. otn-aVe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
.oprv DISCUSSION AT PRATT 1Nsr1rrrE

This evening at o'clock. in Assembly Hail.
Pratt Institute "Citizensh.p " viii De discussed by
the following sneakers: Edward ~ Shepard. Mrs
Noah II Chapman. president Brooklyn Women's
Suffrage Society starr HCyt Nichols. Father f.
W McCarty and Rabbi l.. Wn.ner, Of Temple Beth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

City Controller James T. Connolly. 81 Newark.
sailed for Europe yesterday on The steamer cry
OF New York for the benefit Of his health. H."
was accompanied b. his son william. Mr. Con
nelly will 20 direct T. san Reno I'm the south %
France. be- treated by famous ~ 'ficm 'Ep"rfH.
A large delegation Of N~wark"r4 hadc Mt COM
nelly good-by at the pier. In the party were CTS
Auditor Runy0n. city clerk oConnor 'onWi =
siOner Trier Tax Commissioner Conlon. lr. II q.
H. Herald. Colonel William Howard. Captain John
Berry Patrick ana Jphn fei;. 10. Forrest y
I,ozler Francis Quinn. GcorpA W. Porter. John
Chandler and T. Lyndon Bryce c?ct1Iy oi the
Board Of Education. Mr.. Connolly viii De- abscn.
three months.
The Finance Committee Of the Essex County
Board OF Freehoders decided yesterlay aitgI.
noon to issue BONDS for $25Vt at per cent t. Dry
Inc site for an armory demanded hy the STAT"
Military BOARD. Counsel Stevens advised me com
money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
miscellaneous.

DIVORCES obtained p.i'arly, ''p'fh,
~, a., i'inr,n;..n on all private matters
t,n- iliaiinn g. Wc-tot'r Detective anu
Ian hgrh,y. D., Hrupdway-
si.sN lrS Franklin icd a.h chr,',
mt coal delivered. Oncr, rs In@t
u Eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

FARM situation wanted By nn Amer.
| han single man - poultry farmer. Al.
dre-, WI LANE. = Prrco-,t. H'klyn.
GARDENER ard FARM FK.-Hy
| prlc' al nan. Married. one child on gen.
! floman'~ place, wife nr-t.cla>- bG't 7 AID
/ p.p'trr nsman. rea.e. Address GAR
! DEN iH ! ig7 l-t-avr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

tOAt ilMNN ,,enticnnn wishes tuatiOn
flr his cpachU1n: can highly re- 'ommond
him; thoroughly under -tani- his business
sob r. honest mirrod: city Or country
BEAL> l3l Lronaid.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
iUork Uanleo.
Males.

Males.
\ YOUNG NJ AiIslEp Man wo"iu my
situation at repairing Iu~ic oN's' 49,,
docks and English lsl clocks h"ttnt,
Ind habits: good reference. ~ D,N
HROTGII. O2i W,-t LeNirpton'sl'' h"''''
more, Nj.
ArTTORS' MSS. finally rad ior ,'.
cur,cv. hrllllancy. variety OF cNp.t, ~
small charge. TOIEL DOEBhp''' '''
The Crescent. Astoria. l.. !.
\ MIDDLE~AGf.D bn>inr-- man uu ''' =
"A position In an office. or IN any n''' t''s
oaia -ity: und rstInd- hoDknc 'ilnB a.,
eucc and security salary modrr" IL -
Tribune once.
\ GENTLEMAN who IN, hau m' .
tive and compr.h II-lNr busiit NlTr.
encc ia thi- city |. DESTROYS 81 "". 49,
a position of tiust or rcspon,hil,n ch,,,,
lctent % conduct an agency NJ ,,s ~
Of estates or properties. or "a ~ az r.
si,ion curing integrity AMI arm NV
Incnt; un'Scdrtionablc refcIcn,c,'' '''"-
YORK FIR. l.. -. Box No !, uro
A YOUNG MAN. Swcdc. M,Si'
nation n porter well acpui',', ~
office buildings; nr-tclas@ ri'''" ""'
dre-s SWEDE. Tribune once
A YOUNG MAN, %, would NE 10 10
anything y years nj the grocer ""'''''"s'
j. STEINER. 40 East lIti'sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
G4LTSHA A. GROW CHOSEN.
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESSMANAT-LARiE
IN PENNSYLVANIA.

THE UNANIMors CHOICE OF THE CONVENTION
RINGING DENuHCIhTIoN or THE WILSON
BILL AID THE PRESIDENTS
HAWAIIAN POLICY.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBrNF)
Harrisburg. Penn Jan. S.Thc Republican Con-
vontion did an excellent piece Of work to-day. and
performed It's duty the party in ;he state meet
ing its almost unanimous demand by nominating
Galusha A. Grow Of Susquehanna. for Congress
,oan-at-Iarge to succeed the late General IAhy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

JANlTpl. 1871 take charge of o. g
! Iou-'r. uauN yetr-' cNp". i.nne. b,.t ref
.t"N. U-rafui Wiz d an kinds ~
rpIir.'e Address r. UOOTGN 3fo
! .a.f fItfh -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

! COACHMAN-Dy n frst-class single
man. thoroughly understands his business
/ horses carriages and harness; carefu
/ driver generally useful: best city refer
ences COACHMAN. 80 4th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
Dressmahlnu.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING; unlGne
Designs perfect lifting costumes aIg np.
\. ~ OWEN. l57 West 12d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
rt)ori Wdnteo.
Males

tU0ri lUu!lleU.
'~'0o"--,~-------~-.--. .------------>~----~~~
Males.
ACroi,vr,vr ,>n.ft. tcnp,r,rv en-.
c,ern ,,cl!lv -, otba,n 1.as ,m,
n.bi" ie'cseico~. orc W. SfhARN>,
. Ji'.. lJ1 (isNcand->L. Bro klNn.
ROOKvrI.prE douhl. Entry. uncm.
/ Iloycl Tuc,i,r. WEDNESDAY. Thur l,y. nj.
day. T. q moicr,ic salary; excellent
i I.."h %. 60. INptN HloUs' Advertising
- - v ''' ''''''''.
y. .Ei:n,'nnkhlfEErtK eou1le entry, wa
/ rlumhr.'., w.oir'rk j. d. X, IA
/ Sumrc.,,o - ti,, '
~, , '''. ... ~ '"''',.
cad",, u n .,'.F,.h'-iN III booN' 'g.tcl'
''.,i' IN ',ii'1 rn'- plr'd, ms ,,isat',ii'
/ ~ 49, ar Nl,t,. ~ 'r IN al! 1rll' he
! G', ,c,' un. hs, DNii' y \hht:i. pub
/ rn,.5-,.,.,.,,,.,.
/ s'rgl. a. Inii.l.e',,.r' .ti,ina na,'.
& I, p p csua'rs qsa'.a'c soiH$ "S AaGr :
-
| ,, 10 III sore young man GOOD sec
't.,a f ,.i,a band on lr'ad or cal'c. VI shes
! Ilo Tas, s.th..t - - '-'''
r,vrr ,,,., ~. ............... -,
hli'"s cake baker. experienced. visar,
! mm1'1 "'e'" 800 Object. 90 Hol"--t.
! ,,,.,
D VI, ~ ~. stOIt ana wiling 10 work.
/ ,,,, .'Y "' any tli.R thu, pe.erf q :;
! ~, 90" '!''-' J'iN KEY SOLIDS, 10
"''' "'p',t.
.Of III, ~i'hc' position IN Office; g)o1
! w' 1Hl''.,', - ana reference. Adir.''
| w. B., E'A :. Tribune Or.cc.
BOY Over a, ,rl.hn. r,,.itio, 40 nm
thin wIlllar and obli.lng '' Ndagr,, "" r.
| IN likANl. :" : last ll2ths ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

CARP y iEi. wl-.cs work warehouse.
ilr factory. or aay pa r: viii mako
niil'.f rcurt'l' urcful. JAMES BAR
80 TiiiarY-~t.. BruoNyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

BAKER. hotel or restaurant: also GOOD
hlii"r cake baker. eNp.r need. Wishes
M"'a wages 80 ob.c.t. 50 TIor"--t
Brooklyn, J.. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

ACCOUNTNN cApDft; tcmp1rlry en-
caecn clts daily. weekly or otherwise ro-
liabi" lp',.rfcn-. GRO ". SrEARN =,
J L. LIZ L.A-..-nml..L Hrn. klNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
Doar0 ano Rooms.

cHAMEHCY PARK. 30. Iinnd-omIy
.,r,tshed rooms. ~ suit ara sihtl' VIZ, wy,
,r ,,iflOuf board steam heat b''h'' ~
--N,DIsON AVE, J .o27 Two iaiag
.,,"'s furnished OF unfurii-lrd' di'o hn'
ro,," With board pnSat, house A''o''
lean family. =.
SEVEN rEf.NTH-~i.. 81 WIS, near sr
-,,-.tr Desirable SECOND Hoo rooms " 90"
cher rooms. with board, for Ia u,$ W..
,a~ nj rally for excellent accoIIiD'd i'lon'.
10 81. LUKE'S PLACE near Hudson.
., Iarpa aud small rooMs slh"l
n".ur~. terms moderate; WIN or
out board.
-1iST.Sr.. o Wf.sr.-Dcsiiable ROOM -,
pormancnt or transient, paflof SUI. ,,dnt
nhyslcjan: reasonable rates 'N'o
table board: references. -----,----
o6TU. ST. 81 WEST Double and ,,ith
Clio hentnd rooms; reasonable price, WIN
strictly first class table.
2GTU ST. 81 WEsT.--Eleeaniiy INV
nished double ana single rooms s"''"'
first-class table also table boiIo.
"a EAST 10TH.sI .-rleasant, wsLn
sunny rooms all Nenicnccs c"'s'
toard; terms moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

CohCHMAN and GROON.-Slnela; IN.
| d"r-tind, care ~ horses. carriages and bar.
r"ss thorolgn groom and careful d- yer
can milk ard attend furnace good refer.
/ oic. civ or country. f., Box 10, Trlb-
| IA Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

EAk En- >olcr Young man GOOD sec
"a or 'hifd hand on brad or cake. wi,h..
'G'd, -ituat3n; clty or country. ADAMS
1io FAST s-th-et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

IANIIUNrUI' WANTND bv nan and
Nif' uilu hr-f-'ia.- Wt.h.ni-i AMI t1Ji.
ra..f. AaI'ct ALE 4 Az. Irbu @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

BOY. 90. s'iOug aud willing ~ work.
ht- lpl at any thing, a trad. p.c.err d ::
to1t r.i"frrco-. JOiIN REYNOLDS. 10
" 81 3id..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

, 10Y. Over ~. wishes Io.itioa n an,-
thin willlag ana olli.ing. Addres, T.
f\i hKANl'. - last ll2thst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
Gorses ano Carriages.
ESTABLISHED 1874.
J. NJ. QuINBY r. CO..
CARRIAGE MAKERS,

CAII NTT. N u F.IsS,
NEWARK, y. J.
GREAT BARGAINS ~ SECOND HAND
CARRIAGES, LANDtUS. BERLIN
COACHES. DROuGHAMs, ROCKA.
WAYS. CABKIpLETS. PHAETONS.
STREi.YS AND BUGGTFs. ny GOOD
MAKERS. ALL ~ PERFECT ORDER.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
FACTORY AND WARIROOMS OpPO.
SITE BROAD-ST. STATION, D.. T.. < w.
r. Il. THIErN MINUTES From BAR.
CLAY or tIIHTSTOPHER-Sr FERRY.
PAIR enc carriaee horses sound
and Kind 81 P1rk-aVc.
BEAUTIFUL PAIR 81 lodlc>' cOhs prl-
,atc team: io.h are rapid high actors
very stylish: viii sell either one low.
ACTORS. Tiibun" once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
Furnished Rooms.

HANDSOME furnished r ooHfr. ",s" s o'
without b ara gentlemen
changed. 1877 East lsth'st. --------
-,,-->,,-,,SouIIy FURNISHED suite
Ia n p,J VII, board; rc.er nces es.
changed. "a Wet OIL TT. ----
SUITE Of elegantly Furnished rooin ~,
with ,ssv.,@ bath also single nni- 'or
cent einen; near slst-st l. west siey r'''''
snccs. address s., 453 ColumpuS'
THE SHERWOOD IioIr,,n ,,,rav EIo.
tant suite rooms; southern 'Ai"'u'r'
American plan.
WELL, HEATED third etory iron' 'u ,e,nri.
southcrn exposure all eon'e''c"''
encc. I53 West ISth-st -----.-----..---
5rH-AvE., 500 ;opp ste , w,n1'' Break.
tD.-Lar2c, light, furnishea reasonable.
fast served II desired terms 'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

COACUMAN.- Nv young man. In a
! private family; thoroughly competent in
| err ~ Nm hor-o> carriages and harness:
| careful driver. nrSt-cla-- CITY reference
/ ton "a country. Addr1ss JAMES, loo
| West l@d-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
Boar0 dn0 Rooms.

ATTEST. - EAST.-llandslm Above
rooms superior tOird mofc'at tTm,
references exchanged.
53D-NI., - WI ST.-liand. omriy fur
niai"l, lhiIr, sunny nall room. uncNDn l.
'dlf Nn'at"i. with superior board refer.
,nrr-.
1"ifI! ST. COR. LEM NGTON.AVE
fHotel ittclcrl. i Handsomely furnished
rooms. with or without board terms req
,onabic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

DELE IINl.-Ry an oil experienced
rau Zoo tir business. = allow. c.ures
r'l i'n-". &c.. sIiiS'arfiOl Cualant.rd
confidential and prompt WARD. y.
>i,ia---t. rrpnilyu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
domestic 5ituanons Oanteo
Males.

COACHMAN (Engllsh), ace "a under
encc. 3 months this country also groom.
age 10: lape employer can be see1 city
or country. RI HARDS, % West Ehu'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-26
W. D, DAILY PICNIC.

The annual picnic of the William D. DAILY
| Association, which was held last night at
Pohlmann's Pavilion, was a very successful
event. The pavilion was tastefully decorat-
ed with bunting, while a large portrait of
the Senator was suspended from the ceiling.
The picnic was opened by Senator Daily pre-
senting an elegant ebony baten, mounted
with silver, to Prof. Eckert. The Senator
made a short address, saying it gave him
great pleasure to present the baton, on be-
half Of the members of the association, for
the many acts of kindness he had rendered
the association during its ten years exist
ence. The Senator did not now how the
association could have ever got along with
| out the Professor. Mr.. Eckert, in accepting,
| responded in a short speech, in which he
thanked the members heartily.
The grand march was then led by the
Senator and Mrs. Munich. Following them
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fischer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Steigleiter, Henry Leine,
Miss Annie Eagan, Fred. Schaf, Miss Van
derbilt, Henry Muller, Miss Stuyvesant, Mr..
and Mrs. John Guinan. William Sturm, Miss
Nellie Bllye, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Steinman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Steigleir, Commo-
dore Geibe, Miss Annie Eagan, Henry Miller,
Miss Susan Trainor, MAJ tina Coullahan, Miss
Martha Boucellet, Mr.; and Mrs. Otto KeIm'
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lehman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Winters, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sanders, JAMES Coyle, Miss Nellie Smith,
Henry Srrubep, Mrs, BreitschineIrdt. Astor
Oldwald, Miss Lizzie Hughes, Frank Reagan,
! Miss Minnie Hughes Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ditters,iG us Munich and Miss Sadie Gilroy.
Following tho march, dancing was in
| obliged lin, apdsicontinued until an early
hQnr = -NN IL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-26
HOBOKEN MINOR EVENTS.

Edward Funk. .twehty-six years old, of. No. 28
River street, has been missing since. Saturday and a
young wife Is mourning. The couple were married
keeping. Funk had his weekly stipend In his
rocket when he. kissed his wife goodby, Saturday
afternoon. and said he would go to New York for a
mishap. Funk seemed contented with married life
and was a steady young man.
given by stephen 81. Morgan, Father Fitzpatrick
gave several songs and the scholars were given
The closing exercises Of the school connected with
st. Joseph's re. Church viii take place Thursday
afternoon at Eyceutn Hall The children have been
been rehearsing a short comedy,
Mrs. Martha B. Stevens has gone to Europe for the
warm season.
taken a cottage at Pine Hill Catskills, for the sum
q x special meeting Of St. Mary's Catholic Associa-
Commencement of Hoboken High School is to-
night at Hoboken Theatre.
The degree Of D.D. has been conferred upon the
Rev. G. c. Houghtono of Trinity Pc. Church.
Miss Margaret Jackson OF Bloomfield street is
spending her vacation at ShAepshead Bay.
morrow for the remainder of the season.
Trainer Of No ss willow avenue IS he was leading
horse ran towards its stables, and at Madison and
Fifth streets, knocked down Anna LIZA, three years
old, of No. 400 Madison street. The child was badly
street. Trainer was arrested.
Thursday evening Fraternity Lodge, l. o. o. F.
Pilgrim Commandery, No. 16. Knights Tcmplar,
conferred the order Of Tefnplar upon two candi
dates last evening The grand commander and staff,
besides many other Tempiars. attended. A social
Captain H.. D. Henken of Our Own Rifle Club, who
was crowned king of the recent fest Of the Hobo.
The File Board VIII meet Tonight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-26
mem NOTICE.

no REBECCA MALLORY, ANN LOUISE CULVER
= William A. Lewis, surviving executor Of Ma
thaniel Z. Slaight, deceased: Henry $. White. Henry
s. White, administrator of Isaac 2. White deceased;
Frederick F. Culver, Henry B. Culver. and Frank J.
Hobbs.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale made
OF April, 1892. The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
City purchased for the sum spf forty-eight dollars
and ~forty-one cents, ALk. the land and real estate
situate in Jersey City, ifthe County OF Hudson and
which is laid down and designated as lots forty
three (43) to forty-nine) (49) alt. In block five hun
dred and thirty-three $3.50 upon an assessment man
the Commissioner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In and
for said City by the Circuit Court OF the County of
Hudson. a certified copy Of which report and map
was filed In the office OF the City Collector of Jersey
map and said sale being made pursuant to the pre-
visions of an act of the LEGISLATURE Of New Jersey,
passed March 3)th, 1885. entitled:
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collection
of arrearages Of unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rates or water rents in cities of this state.
and Imposing and levyiny a tax, assessment and
lien In lieu and instead Of such arrearages. and
to enforce the payment thereof. and to provide
and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto
And you are further notified that You appear to
have an estate or interest in the said land and real
estate, and unless the said land and real estate shall
be redeemed. as provided in said acts. before the
expiration OF six months from and after the service
hereof. a deed for the same will be given conveying
to The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City the fee
simple of said land and real estate according to the
provisions OF the said act.
Dated Jersey City, N. j. May 18th, 1894.
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY CITY.
T. I. WANSER,
{@sEAI.{ Attest: JOHN E. scoTT'
t~' City Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-26
ALLEN ASSOCIATIONS VAUDEVILLE

A splendid vaudeville entertainment fol
lowed by a dance was given last nigh0 at
Kessler's Hall, under the auspices of the
John Allen Association Of the Heights,
which attracted a large audience. The gro
gramme was participated in by Dittmar's
Orchestra, Sol G. Frost, Manhaset Quar-
tette, Miss Florence Bindley, Charles Fill,
William Kimpel, John E. Moody, AHiity
Quartette, sylvia Athletic Club and Ltuis
Dittmar.
The violin playing of Mr.. Dittmar vas
especially good, and he was repeatedly en-
cored.
The reception was under the supervl sion
of Postmaster Charles McNeill, who deselyed
great credit for his excellent management.
Among those who participated in the
dancingl yere:-Mr3 and, Mrs. John Allen;
Thomas Larkip, Misses Kitty anaRebecea
ELarkin, William eK9op,o Missy Mamie
Brady, John Z WIalshguodMiss Annie
Mannioa, J9ha ,Collas, moMisss Agaee
Mannion, Mr.. and Mrs,odRoberti Gooh'
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cookson, Henry
Piekney, Miss Emily Butter, stephen T.
Meehan, Miss Eveland Butler, Frank Gal
lag9er, Miss Annie Gallagher, Joseph Shell
let, Miss Maggie Shelleks George Kuntz, Mr..
ana Mrs. Herman Weymer, Mr.. and Mrs
T. J. Cagney, Franks STANLEY, Miss Maggie
STANLEY, Charles MCNEIL, Miss lilly Linds
ley, DR.. Lindsey, Miss Lizzie McManus and
many others.