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and Ha1laday. 2; the director at Large declared the
resolution adopted.
Sis damages and $50 So costs, making $l5 81: be
ana the same il hereby ordered paid to August
be duly authorized TO receive, sign, execute aud de-
liver due and proper satisfaction or discharge for
the judgment, with costs, recently allowed IN the
Circuit Court of this county. in the case Of said
Freeholders Of Hudson. County. being an appeal
from award Of Commissioners on New Public Road.
The sum above ordered to be paid by warrant OIL the
County Collector in the usual way, to be signed by
s sne p wsrr3rt q "a &c az aa tiv elegk oS q THIS mSa Bo tbe co Bn.
sci to this Board shall have certified that all liens
before payment, have been so arranged. and that
the requisite papers have been duly executed. etc:
cost, making the sum Of s6.6S3s7, be and the same is
hereby ordered paid to Mary Higgins and James I.
neys. or such other person as may be duly author.
lied to receive, sign exrcute and deliver d1e and
ttlemen and discharge OK the Judgment, with
costs, recently allowed In the Circuit Court of this
fpofHh Il. higgins ig inns aga AGAINST IN sat the " Board h II Chosen I Free,
= hW aldsfs 81 e ed aaassn oenn ay i being g5 IL sggg oad from
The sum above ordered to DO paid by warrant on
fne t Soq liTgc sor lsfI sr IN the me- us gIsry way 7; g 3b Pc B signedd
Ant such warrant is to be delivered only when the
liens and matters necessary to be arranged and
settled before payment, have been SO arranged. end
etc. Question being taken on the resolutions on
yeas aud nays there voted as follows: Yeas-An
Freehoiders Dosc her and @Sl aallPa fdlssnss. The 6iTeefor-
atLarge declared the resolution adopted. By Free
holders Cronfn and Heller: Resolved. That the fol-
lowing named children be and are hereby linden
tured to the following named persons: Mary Ches-
ney to Max Freeman. Albert Seigler 10 Thomas F.
Noonan, Wm. Cain to Andrew Conway. Question
being taken on the resolution on yeas and nays
there voted as follows: Yeas-All the members Of
the Board present. 10. Observation-Disclosures Dos
cher ana Halliday, O.. The Directorat Urge de-
clafed the resolution adopted. On motion Of Free
helder Schwartz the Board adjourned. The Director
at-Large declared the Board adjourned to meet
Thursday. April IL. 1894, at A p. M.
CLARK
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TUXEDO L q PICNIC.

The Tuxedo Club of Hoboken held its
sixth annual picnic last night at Pohlmann's
Pavilion.
Among those who participated were:-
Mrs. and Mrs. Otto Klein, o. Fischer, Miss
c.. Chinck, Mr.. and Mrs. John karavis
Ravens. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Coins, Hugo
K-oebel, H. T.. Bremmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McAleer, Mr.: and Mrs. Al
bert Hoar, s. Y. Ionic, u.
Suhuman, Miss Jentzen, E. Long
man, Miss Laura A. Aschback, Miss
L. Timken, Colonel and Mrs. Edgar, Van
Lukens. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Christian, w.
Tietgen, Miss N. HUM, c. Melchoir, Miss
Grace Kelley. w. Steuber, Miss NJ. Sch
roeder, B. Altberger, Miss Katie Rippberger,
G. ". A: Walsh, Miss Grace
Walsh, F. Hurst, Miss L. Bridgart,
and Mrs. Schoenfeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles R. Havens, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Pratt, Miss Bess Pierce, c. Rodenfelter, Mr..
and Mrs. o. Ahrens, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Stutz, Miss Mary Schultz and delegations
from the E. c. Shade Association, the
Cranks, Owls, J. J. Harken Association and
M. j. Coyle Association.
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QUEER IDEA OF DIVORCE.

Charles Berger and his wife and William
Burke, from Weehawken, called upon Coun-
sellor c. De R. Leonard of Hoboken, Satur-
day night, Bergen and his wife intending to
sign articles of separation in the presence of
the lawyer. De Leonard thought he scented
a big rat, and asked the three if Burke
wanted to marry the woman.
Burke flushed and tried to say NO" but
De Leonard was ahead of him. n declared
he would not draw up the papers under these
conditions
"WeIl, I'm tired of living with him, " said
the woman.
"And I'm dead sick of her, " added Ber-
ger.
''They can't agree exclaimed Burke.
Cant help that" answered the man of the
law; Il can't be a party to such a scheme"
81 want to marry her" said Burke.
$50 he does said she.
For heavens sake, let them do it," ex-
claimed Berger, evidently much tired.
won't do it" said the lawyer, decisively.
Finally he was persuaded, under promise
that the woman and Burke would not live
together.
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limo ITEMS.
Board meets tonight.

HlT6 DOhIu luSetcD OAlEAb.
Harry Esser, Harry Barck, George Har-
| rison, Fred Schaaf and Henry Sturms have
returned from a trip to Shrewsbury, where
they were the guests of the Shrewsbury
Fishing Club. They caught some big
fish.
Members of the DAILY Association will go
on a clam bake next month, place not
fixed.
The Hoboken City Schuetzen Corps will
hold their schuetzen fest on Wednesday and
Thursday at Schuetzen Park Union Hill.
The Hoboken Company, Germania
Schuetzen Bund, are having a range con-
structed at No. SO Paterson Plank Road,
this city.
Julius Grau Associations outing will oc-
cur July 10.
The German American Independent Citi-
zens' Association of the Third ward will
have a picnic on the same dav.
Mrs. John Niven and family are at Hud-
son. N. Y, for the summer.
Mrs. G.. Martens and her daughter Katie
sailed, Saturday, in the steamship Saale for
Germany, TO remain until October.
Ex-Sheriff Stanton, accompanied by his
two Oldest sons, Walter and Willie, sails for
an extensive European trip next Thursday,
on the Fuerst Bismarck.
These officers nave been installed by Court
Hoboken, No. 7.458: Thomas Mulvey, Chief
| Ranger, James A. Speef, Sub-Chief Ranger.
Thomas F. Hatfield, Treasurer; c.. Ford,
Recording Secretary; A.. Leander, Senior
Woodward; F. Gibbons, Junior Woodward;
h. Ellis, Inside Beadle: A.. O'Reilly, Out
side Beadle.
Ex-Mayor August Grassman returned
yesterday from O trip through Europe.
A horse and buggy driven by Rees P.
Francis with a young lady took fright at
Garden and Newark streets and threw the
occupants out last night. The lady landed
in Policeman Connelps arms and Francis
was thrown to the pavement and had his
face badly scratched. The horse was caught
In front of Police Headquarters.
Hugh LAWN, nineteen months old, clam
bered to the window sill of No. 210 Willow
avenue, fourth floor, yesterday afternoon at
two o'clock N lost his balance, falling to
| the backyard. Policeman Bowe carried the
little fellow to st. Mary's Hospital, where
he died an hour later.
Contractor A. W. Clayton was awarded
these contracts by the Hoboken School
Board last night:-Repairs, toilet rooms,
No. 3 School, S1,630; toilet rooms, No. 5
School, S2,365; cloak rooms and storm
porches, No. 8 School, $50; all work to be
Completed by September 1. Graham M.
Sinclair was awarded contract of plumbing
in No. 3 School toilet rooms at S696. The
plans of Charles Fall for steam heating for
No. 2 School were accepted, and the
Clerk ordered to advertise for bids.
Pay roll of 81, 100 was passed. THE secretary
of the Board of Civil Service Examiners
asked for a room in No. q school to conduct
examination or July IA, which was granted.
Clerk Darcy was allowed two weeks vaca-
ton in August. Miss Eliza Case applied for
position of teacher. Referred. Miss E. A.
Allen who has been a teacher for % years in
No. q school. asked for an extension of one
extra month of vacation to regain health.
She wanted only monitresses' salary de-
Quoted. Referred
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THE BOARD OFF ALDERMEN.

COHtfuuSu
The reports were received.
The resolutions were adopted by the fol-
lowing vote. the yeas and nays having been
ordered and taken:
Yeas-AI the members present, eleven in
number.
The Committee on Trade Licenses reported
the following resolution on petition hereto
fore referred.
Resolved, That licenses to peddle goods,
wares and merchandise in Jersey City be is
sued by the Mayor and City Clerk under the
corporate seal Of the city to the following
named persons on their paying the license
fees:
Mary Skunk, Fredine Bowley, Henry Wer-
mann, Moses Thaler, Jacob Alexander,
Samuel Sterling, Edward Forester, Jacob
Witterschein, Is license White Bros, VIM.
c. Sterling. G. F. Reinhardt, James Scanlon,
@ licenses; VIM. j. APPEL, Chas. Denison,
VIM. Calvin, Morris Heinery, q licenses ;
VIM. A. Heinery, q licenses; Soloman
Landesmann, Charles Pascler. Henry fischer,
VIM. Birmeli, VIM. zeigler, Isaac Sterling,
George Westbrook, jacob Zimmerlee, Peter
lagher, VIM. J.. Penders, w. J. Benson,
Tony Angel, q l~icenses1 Herman Muller,
John Hawley, Jacob Seigman, q ~lieenses) ;
Louis Skunk, Adolph Muller, w. Nit
t~enzivei, James Shea, G. R. Douglas, John
Shea, Giovanni d'Ange1a, Joseph Mccain,
u lCIuSGSl, RIduClS HOA, 1Oun InCQlduOI,
J. S. Bechtold, Perry Hallock, Mrs. Frank
Seigmann; Peter Weisnann, Jr, John
Tietien and joseph Wilson.
Resolved, That licenses as pawnbrokers
located at the following named places in
Jersey City be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk under the corporate seal of the city to
the following named, ON their paying the
license fees and giving the bond required by
law.
Mayer & Co.. s5s Grove street, Third Dis
trict.
Aaron Mayer, 17e Pavonia avenue, Second
District,
Sam Wolf, SCI Newark avenue, second
District.
+. W. Payne, 24s Newark avenues Third
District.
Resolved, That licenses to keep junk shops
at the following named places In Jersey City
be issued by the Mayor and City Clerk
under the corporate seal of the city to the
following named on their paying the license
fees.
Antonio Loori, 4OS Third street, Second
District.
Ancangele Nigro, sos Third Street, Second
District. q licenses)
Thomas O'Brien, 30 Oswego street. Fifth
District. So Z
francesca Maechia, 4as Second street,
Second district.
Resolved, That a license as a bill poster be
issued by the Mayor and CitysClerk under
the corporate seal of the city to James F.
OMAHA on his paying the license fees.
Resolved, That a license as q street mu-
stefan, as provided for by ordinance passed
June 25, 1889, be issued by the Mayoreand
City Clerk under the corporate seal of the
city to tho following named on their paying
the license fees:
Adolph Bauer, Peter Molter, Charles Win
ter, John Muller, Jakob Bauer, Henry
Ginkel, Carl Hahn, Gustav Hebel, Adolph
Schrock. Louis Schrock, Karl Schrsck,
Louis Held. Peter Backes, Jacob Frank,
Ludwig Wandel, Gustav Ia~heinheimer, Otto
,Rheinhcinler, Karl Wagner, Philip Wandel
and Eeinrick Pfeifers
The Committee on Finance reported the
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Legal NOTICE.


ITO WILLIAM o. MILLER, MRS. WILLIAM o.
Z Miller. his wife, Alfrederick. s. Hatch and
Horace ii. Chittenden. assignee.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale made
by the City Collector OF Jersey City. on the 25th day
OF April. 1882. The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey
hffyseveu cents Z the land and real estate stu
ate in Jersey City, In the County of Hudson and
State Of New Jersey, fronting on Hoadley avenue,
which Is laid down and designated as lot hfty-eigbt
t53l, in block number six hundred and twenty-five
t022), upon an assessment map annexed to a report
number sixty nine t6), made by the Commission
ers Of Adjustment appointed 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 City, on the
sale being made pursuant to the provisions Of an
act of the Legislature of New Jersey, passed March
3)tn. 1896, 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,
lien In lieu and instead OF such arrearages. and
to enforce the payment thereof, and to provide
for the sale Of lands subjected to future taxation
and assessment"
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest in said land and real es-
tate, and unless the said land and real estate shall
be redeemed, az provided In said acts, before the ex-
piration OF six months from and after the service
hereof, a deed for the same will be given conveying
simple Of said land and real estate according to the
provisions of the said act
Dated Jersey City. j.. April 21st, 1904.
THE MAYOR AND OF Jersey CITY,
Pr WANsEE
SEAL Attest: JOHN E. seoTr.
s~' city Clerk.
(sale No. 2u1J
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FOXES HAVE A MERRY TIME.
Annual Picnic of Hoboken's Associa'

The James J. Fox Association of Hoboken
had a fine time Sunday at Witzel's Point,
Long Island Sound. Over one hundred and
fifty member started from the Seventh
street dock, Hoboken, at ten o'clock, arriv-
ing at the park at noon time. An excellent
repast was eaten and the excursionists started
to enjoy themselves.
A baseball game was played between the
Fox's and Vigilants, the former winning by
a score of II to IL. The batteries were:
Fox's, Hardy and Fowler; Vigilant's, Essel
and Peyser. The one-mile race was won by
Edward Conroy, the fat mans race by LOUIS
Peyser; sack race by Francis j. d
wheelbarrow race by Joseph Dugan; shoe
race by H. Christie; one hundred yard dash
by James Galaher; swimming race by James
Morty.
A football match was played between the
married and single men, the latter winning
by the score of II to II. The officers OF the
association are:-President. William Harty;
ice-President, Thomas Flynn; Financial
Secretary, Pat Foley Treasurer, John
Buckley; Recording Secretary, Patrick
FlYnn.
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Y. M. G. A. LEAGUE.


Eastern District Defeated the Ger
man Branch.
The Eastern District team defeated the
German branch in the Y. MIC. A. League
game on Saturday at Leo Park. The batting
was hard and free. and a big score was
made. The totals
Eastern District Y. NJ. c. Al. Valen-
tine. 5: J. Drumnond, 6; H. Thompson, S;
H. Valentine, 4: j.. Holdings, 4; T. Thomp-
son. 3; I. Stark, 3; T. Teare, 4; George
Brehe, 3. Total, 81.
German Branch Y. N. c. A.-Dauphin. 2; Hensler.
4; Mockle-. 8; Klein, 2; Brcthorner, B; Heinshead. Il
Wagner, /; Ryd1e, 4; Hester. J. Total,2l-
SCORE Ely INNINGS.
Eastern District Branch. 3 8 0 Z $ 6 5 . x-sl
German Branch. -. 4 2 0 6 OBI
Umpire-J- B. CONN.
Scorer-aeury HOlIwedel.
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MARSHAL NOTICES..


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF
" New Jersey, S.:
Whereas. a Libel hath been filed in the District
Court of the United States of America, for the Dis
trict of New Jersey, on the Twentyaffth day of
June. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-four. by Frank N. Crocher and
Gregory Parsehl on behalf of themselves and the
crew of the steam tug j. and j. Mccarthy against
the steamboat Burlington" her engines, boilers,
tackle. etc, in a cause of salvage, civil and mari
time, for the reasons and causes in said Libel men
toned.
And praying that the said vessel. her engine,
boilers, tackle, ETC., may be condemned and sold to
pay the demands Of hbellants. Now. therefore. in
pursuance OF the monition under the seal of the
said Court to me directed and delivered, l do hereby
give public notice to all persons claiming the said
vessel, her engine, boiler, tackle, etc, or in any man
ner interested therein. that they be and appear be,
fore the said District Court to be held at the City of
Trenton, In and for the said District or New Jersey.
on the seventeenth day of July next. at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day (provided the same
shall be a day of Jurisdiction. otherwise. on the next
day of Jurisdiction thereafterl. then and there to in
terpose their claims. and to make their allegations
in that behalf.
Dated this twenty-hfth day of July. 1884.
GEORGE PFEIFFER. JR.,
United States Marshal for said District.
ALEXANDER G ASH,
prNOfore FOR fhallanf y
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TAYL0R's IDIoTIO JOKE.
He Upset a Yacht Load of People to
See Them swim.

John Taylor, of Griffith street, went sail
ing on the Hackensack River, Sunday, with
a party of friends in his yacht Grover"
In the party besides himself and a crew of
three, were James Conley, John Decker,
Philip Thompson aud Carl Bart, all well
known residents of the Heights.
On their return, as the boat neared the
Lackawanna bridge. Taylor, who knew the
men were all good swimmers. thought he
would nave soIne fun, so he brought the
boat up quick in the wind and capslzed it.
All on board were thrown into the water,
but, with the exception of a ducking, escaped
serious injuries. The boat was righted and
proceeded on its course home without
further accidents.
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GREENvILLE MUSICAL OUTING.

The members of the Greenville Musical
and Social Club are deep in preparation for
the first annual moonlight excursion which
will be held ON Saturday July 81. The club
has chartered an ocean tug, which will leave
the Morris street dock for Oriental Grove,
on the Hudson, at half past three o'clock in
the afternoon. There will be music aboard,
and at the grove dancing will be INDUCED
in. The excursionists will arrive at home
about eleven o'clock. The Committee of
Arrangements has decided to limit the num-
Der of tickets to forty.
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FRIENDLY BoWLERs.
Elected Officers and Will Have Sum
mer Meetings.

1fCCttW V1tHCE1 n A2E ouHA
mel Meetings.
The Friendly Bowling Club of Greenville
is holding its regular meetings, and will con-
tinue to do SO throughout the summer
months. At the last meeting, officers for the
following ear were elected as follows
President. W. Wilson; vice-President, w.
L. Hieber; Secretary, F.. L. Hausser:
Treasurer, A. J. Miller, and Captain
P. Bender. In addition to the
officers, the following gentlemen are members
of the club. Henry Knobloch, George Cant
ner, P. Wake, P. Bowling, John Knobioch,
D. Ulrich and G.. Lieper. In order to keep
the members interested during the dull sum-
mer months the club has decided to hold a
number of outings, and at the next meeting
a committee will be appointed to arrange
them
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diamond CHIPS.

The second team of the Arlingtons de-
feated the nine of the Catholic Club of
Greenville at Arlington oval on Sunday. 1t
was an exciting contest. Tho score was II
to 10. The batteries were j. Nichols and
Stairway and Riley and Holman.
Friel is now playing right field for Spring
field.
New York is steadily moving up. The
team added another victory yesterday, max
ing eleven straight.
Results of League games yesterday:-New
York, 10; Cincinnati, O.. Louisville, 20;
Brooklyn. S. Chicago, ID; Boston, IL.
Cleveland. IS; Washington, Is. Philadel-
phia, II; ST. Louis, 10. Baltimore, IA; Pitts
burg. 10.
Brennan, the clever pitcher of the Jersey
City Y. M. C. A. has been elected captain of
the team. =.
The Jersey City Y. M. G. A team will
play a league game next Saturday against
the Institute team at Brooklyn.
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Paddle and Sail.
The Pavonia Yacht Club will hold a fegu-
lar meeting this evening. Palisade Canoe
Club viii meet tonight and make arrange
ments for attending the A. c. A. meet at
Croton Point. Those who will take in the
races are:-T. McKechnie in the Marion d,
Commodore Hildebrandt in the Emma ID,
Chas Speer in the Pirouette, Ben Lentz in
the Victor, Louis Held in the Adelaide, and
the wal canoe crew of fourteen.
The Hoboken Canoe Club will be we'll
represented at the A. C. A.. Commodore
Boyer, r. Boyer, Kretzmen Brothers. T..
Ahrenke and J.. Warncke win go into camp
On Saturday and a dozen more will join
them on Sunday.