davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-14
SteB fth nidt ..ausfrieren."

Trau Mar8aret 8. 9ttbgpaD'S aus 1919
Gbamplain 2tDe. lieB itb geitern bon &tcbter
6ortOn einen GinbaltSbefebl gegen t6errn
unb Trau gLapton S. 9eipt5 ousitcQen.
sic bate bon bteien in beia8tcm 0auie etne
vSlat" gemietbet, a6er pI0bli1 zines Cages
i'm Sanuor Die unan9enebmc @a6rne6>
mung ma6en miiiien, baB ma ibr 8ar5
unOermitteIt Bic 9anpi6et5un9 abi9loB
unb io3uia9en rauS5ufrieren" iuc3te. Nber
iie lieB it6 nicbt ms 8ofSborn iagen unb
ais eS lbr ni6t 9eIong, Stau 2epiS burb
bOfltcbeS Bitten 81 bepc9en, en6lid benz
bOien Spiele Elm GnOe 8u macben, e"rtptrfte
tie ben cripdbnten GinDoItSbefe6l. Stun
bat ie Die @cnu8t6ulng, ibrer @irtbin
gum SroB, Die 9ampf6et5u19 in ibrcr
Wobnun9 nacb 8elieben IN ober ab3uz
bre6eu.
, 1894-02-14

Sn ser .3eit, ba iu,t9e Srauen Wtiitter
tperoen, be0itrfen lte beI onoerer Bfle9e-
Ie brauden beIon0ere Stdrfe. Die ST.
faIung ser Wtlttterpfid)teu id)tpddt Den
&0rper. Otan9el6afte 8er6altun9 iddot1
9en Die Wtutter uuo oo8 &tuO, Oenn Der
Wt1ttter @elunobeit 1T audi Oe8 &in6e8
Sci unobeit. Oa8 1T Der @jrurro, iue8Gal6
Itet8 Der M2utter ein 3utrd9lid)eS, ltd6renz
oeS @tint1lau3ntittel oerorOuet iuirO, Gin
Iol6e8 lit Der ddte Sobann 0off'i@e
Mfol3ertruft. ST. trdftt9t ulO itdrft ooa
@pltent, Obne aufre9eno GIT iptrfci'.
@ebt fiber, BEN dd)tert SIT erbalten, lpelder
auf Der gillette am SGaibefbalie be1 gtantensz
aug vSobann Soff". trdgt. &etn anz
6erer / # G6t.
Gisner & Menbetion Co., &genteu, 152 uno
154 Srauflin ct, Stem OOrf.
, 1894-02-14

otf3u6eben iu9te, es binOern %fonnte, fegten
lie, ba sic 8crfolger ben 0tiG5ug antreten
muBten, iiber ben olten WtaHn fort, uno
erit ol8 WaLter nit leinem Stod rl6it6tS>
los ba3nil9en bieb, nabmen ie 3teiBauS
uno cn0cte bet entieBlt6e Suntult.
Sour etn %fleiuer, 9elber Softer, Der Gaiien
ge60rte, nabm ihb 3ett, ben ben 6unben
Standardization Nufentbalt an 6er gege11
ilberlte8cnbcn ste gu ~nebmet1, tpdS YIiii6
10 erboite, oaB CT nodb in ben &nten lie
9enb, na9 benz lan9en S6pan5 Der 8eitie
grift 6aS 8ieb NIT eint9en ~itarfen S6lGz
gen bearbeitete uito bann crit mie0er laufet
lieB. Saufeno unb p%eDfla9eno entlob Oer
@ei9lagene.
8aGter G6leffien ober tGmpfte 3tpiI6en
W}it(eiO unO etnem itarfen 2abau86ruD.
Ser 9el6e Softer, ser troB be8 S6Labtz
eiferS 53eit ~9efunOen, bIiBi9ncQ nocb Die
Gdc SIT bci4ntfeIn, bate ST. folnti4 aut
i'm %gepirtt.
ySa," lo9te Giid6(cr 9liiib, ftb a6z
puBenb, res is NIT BEN BidcrS rein nm
aus bic pout gu fabren. 9Gir botten Dor
Sobren AUDI mai ion SAT-. Wlcine ielige
8rdr, ite bate ="
Q(ber Q8olter moQte 6eS 9uten 8Lii6
I0n8c @eicbibten bon ieincr ieligen 6rau
nidbt 90ren unb nabm 9utmiit6tgen Nngez
ftcbtS BON Dem Ntten Ablc6ieo.
, 1894-02-14
6wet9=Officen
MenOblatt Der 81. Staatsz 3eituns,
9fftcezS elepbpn $40. 6S5.

%~%~%"~~+"R% W. NSA" SIuuA C(tANtISS
SfficezS elepbpn SO. 635.
CUR gequemlibteit unierer an3ei9euben &uuoen boben
fotr init ben rnteH genanntsn 9erren ein abfommen &c.
trpffen, monoD bel oeniel6en Nn5eigeH on9euomlnen
iper6en 5u oeuielben 4reiien. oIs luettu bteielben bireftin
Der expedition Der Salnois Thanksgiving ~abgcgeben
percen; AH5el9en Ionic Announcements fDnnen an 6ieien
nerlbieoeteu PIdsen bis ~ ubr Wtitt09S ~abeegeben
tperoen.
8. 9drbhsr. beuti@er @pOtbeter, 465 rnh 467 N~ttItpaufes
&Oe, SIDE @bicago Npe.
S. s. 9i4tenber9sr 4 60, 83l NIB 1913 @siIuoutes gOe.
GGe 9toifipnzStr.
8. @1r1tenS, 53l Blue SSIou0 @be.
9beD. y; 8ebrens. apotDeter, 422 80. IL. Ctr.
snltI SebreHs, S2 Cub 9ollteo-Str, Gds @%anaIport
Seq. !: miBpod, saO~st-Gde wsaOt5Ou. uuh 9oIfteb.
SEP. q. Miuer, apOtbefer, 1874 utir,poutee gps.
geo Yor0es. l89 Ntartpen=Str.
S. Roembsl6 q 60, @potbeter, Gde Ban gnreu. unA
M3Dsen BROS, apDtBefer, 1895 Mirpautee aoe.
9. s. @lsner, 1861 Wtln autee Mpe.
) 3, 3elonStL @potberer, 700 Utupautee IOer Gde
srnft @!sSeI, sig N, GBicaso aos, ets @aultna-str
Greo. gDre6e's @potbete. 1853 90. @bra9o Ape. SIDE
NreO. 8. pierce, 5S1 Ggben aoe.
S~s119erbt S%oleHbans, IpOtbeter, 22 30. Rcrtb aOe,
q. .. &l,ntDpitrbem, aputbefer, gaopeft.Gefe %. 9ioi.
ftpns5tr. unb 9Dpne Abe.
Wrb. gof8lger, apotbsfsr, 29s %. 2tOtfion.etr, ode
@pDb.
Tront s. Berger, @pptDefer. 1896 @ttlipaufee ap..
&rnett y. S6mtB. 0iobuct 9barmaep. 126-12o NLIs
tuoutse gps;, Gde &tnsie. lnO SeSpIanessStr
9. Wtueblbau, Ipotbeter. SOL 20. Nprtb Ape.
Std. Welnuug, 85 Willpoufee Mpe, Gte MIblauo Nne.
Huo1lpb Stan9o9r, Npotbeter, Sal SO. 9ioilipnsGtr.
@de W0lbtenotr @0e.
@DIBau & 60, 81. Str. unb BouIinosStr.
5. 5: S9imet, Npotbefer, SAT Blue SsIanb @oe, Gds
18. Ctr.
g. 8. WpltsrSborf, aputbeter, 900 80. 81. etrass.
Hi4or6 s. Srerfien, &potbeter, 1901 20. 9tOTtb ape,
GHe Sbertoan 9lpe.
@uul 9. 9eucmanu. 49 80. 9toiiiou ctr.
G1Ofctte.
eEtid 2bisle. Nabfol9er BON 2eurp glroth, PIP @rder
Mrenue.
Ctto @olbem- @potbeter. 2l6s Mrder aps.. Gde %. Str.
4. SIt: Npotheter. 2727 State.Str.. gde %. Ctr.
Y. ". BITTER, Apotbefer, 434l g. 6oIfteozStr.
~. Wertmetiter. Ipotbeter. S459 S1ute. Str. SIDE IS
Str. ~
s: 6orbr.d. GpOtheter. 81. ctr. uub @anoee.str.
2SenoeI & oorslep. 2505 Mrher Moe. SIDE 6. SoIIteh.
ctr.
Sberts gbarmoes. Gfe State. anS goGf.gtr.
s. Slider. oeutIbe Apptbefe. 2sabaIb Noe. uuh 16
Str.. Selephpn Soutb PAT.
U. y. Broun, 300 Wentruerth Mne, Gde 81. Ctr.
2. y. Rre9Bler, A~potbefer, 2614 Cottage Srnpe No..
Y. j. Stnot1e, 0eutiGe Apptbere, Gde So. sotr. mn
&enttuDrtb Nne. @uaIetpooo. TeIepbou 516.
Y. bon 0erntanu, &pptbefer. AZ 20. StOr, Gte Soupper.
Gde &c. Stx.
g; 9B. StfforS. @pDthefer. 81. T. unb Mliniaou 9pe.
VI VOmmer. 2Sos 9. State ctr.
, 1894-02-14

- SIN rlllmer Gagblatt" bonn G. San.
empfteblt gilbert &0ue vfriibgei6oiicne
8tloenten." Dem Snierot lift bic N6bilz
oun8 zines 6aien bci8efii9t. Sin OftBz
9rtff, Der pObL bGtte uermie6en tpcr6en
t%0nnen, ba bie @nte ii9 no9 8rebm pom
6aien le6r auffoueno boburcb unteri9stbet,
baB ite nur 5pei SiiBe bat unh bteie nod
bo5u nit S9ptmm6Guten perieben itnb.
NuBerbem tann ie ftiegen.
, 1894-02-14
Ser Nrbeiter eSolep6 S6anuf ma

= Der Nrbeiter SOlepb Sbdnut mar
beute Wtor9en binter Dem 8enbomez6ot
1876 State StraBe, nit S9neei6auteln be-
ibdfttgt, ais ct einen S6ritt ril6tpdrts
trat unb in ben Gleoatori6a6t i%tiir5te. ST
fiel cine 8tefc bon 10 SuB un0 purbe im
beiinnun9Sloien 3uitanOe auf9eboben. Ser
gerIeBte, tpelc5cr So Sabre alt lit uno IN
$40. 1873 2oomis Str. mobnt, bat mOglicberz
retie i9pere innerlt6e GerleBun9en oapons
getr09en.
, 1894-02-14
VI

Treuu6en un0 getonnten Die trauriQe gSadbri6t. boB
uuiere liebe Wtutter uno S9m~iegermutter Maroo2
retba S%taiieu. 9eb. &obL no1 brcitagiger &ranf=
belt i'm Filter BON 81 Sabren nuo 7 Wonatcn iauft inn
9onnerItoQ ben Is. Jebr, bonn SraIerbouIe. so. COS
9. Union Str. naG Der ct 6ron3tstuS &irde uno BON
bort mob oem ct 8onifo6tus &irbDof. Sic trouernben
9tnterbltebeneu:
&atte gitariu8, Sulin Meper, SD9ter; SDepbore
VttartIs, Srant WteDer, S9lptegeri6hne; @nna
&olet, S1Deiter, uebit @nfei uuo Gntelin.
, 1894-02-14
TinanSieues.


Snoie, Guinlan & So. Mortgage 8onfers, 72 Dear
" borultroBe, Derletben @elo ouf GbiCogoer @rlInbs
eigeutbum al ben niebrigften Preiien, iopie aud auI e@=
b6uoe. 6oe5, lSt
, 1894-02-14
SO0eS=Wnsei9c.


Treunoen unb 8efanuten Die trouriee Nafridbt, baB
nnier 9eliebter Satte uuo Batter GbrfI.ppher
SbtlttoMt I'M <er BON AZ Sobreu uno 10 Sagen am
9tenlto9 @beu0 nm 6 ubr ua1 tur3em Sei0eu 19nft I'M
perrin entlblaTen IT. Die 9eeroignng ftn6et 6reitog
Ctr. our ct M~urttn=airde uno BON 6a mad Dem at.
Wtario=@o ttesader itatt. I'm 1ttQe SbeiInabute bitten
Die trauernoen 9interbliebeuen
14fb2t ne8it &in6ern nnb GnfeI.
, 1894-02-14
SerlQngt: MfGnner unb Gna5en.


Sc erIangt: N9enten fir ben @erfauf eireS Iei6t OBJ
-! 1eB6oren iluitrrteu 8udeS III oeutNber uno euoz
ltlber Sprobe. Sobe @ommiIiiuu beipilliot, uuourfb
gutter 0erotenit 9oroHtirt lit. 3immer Gil S6iuer=
Sebduoe. |11febrbatp
SS~erlon9t 3 &naben, nm boS SeleQrapbireu All
erlernen, on Inlerer &inien in Chicago, NM. ruenu
ttdtlg, ELM mOnatlibeS Sebalt pos $50, SIS bis 500 ait
6e3te9en. Selegropb : Superlnteu0enten : Office, 155
SITtD Noe. 1lfebr7t
, 1894-02-14
gu mietbeu qelnht.


On mietbeu 9efu9t: 3imn1er fir einen Serrn
in feiuem 9aaie. ~gtoroiette. I0refe: M. 90
StaatsS eituu9.
, 1894-02-14

Jreunoen un6 8etannter bic trourige 9to9ri9t baB
ntei1 9~eltebter Satte uno Batter
RFier p~ftItFrfr
Ntonto9, BEN u. 6e6r. mad i9uerem 2eloen in Iet=
nen SO. Sabre lanft eHtidlafeH lit. 9ie 8eeroiaunq
ftnoet am 9Onnerlta9 I'M l lt9r oom 5rauerbouIe, 'gto.
1892 Sounouo @ne. CgDonOule), aus na6 MaIobeim
1tatt. I'm titles Selleto bitten Die trauernoeu Sinter=
%bliebeneu:
Sobanna @Hiterer, @otttn. nebft @tnbern.
, 1894-02-14
0rnnOeiqentbum.


Inn @uer gtgentbum raid SIT Oerfoufen ooer All oertaus
~ iden, gebt gu Singer BROS, 3immer "a,
20iplS f84 Dearborn ctr.
ON oerfaufeu: Spl9e, Die lib an Der @~rinblluQ
~ elmer Oeutj9en Aniiebelu1g III SuDcaltTprnien al be-
tbetIi9e1 uno lid Die Der Golouie geipdbrteH auberuTOent=
lid 9hnltt9en 8eotngungen 3u5ulpeuoeu lpiini6eu. mDQen
ta9siiber I'M &afeithe Bull6ing S.=Q9 sGcte Der Moolns=
ltnr @lortltraBe 3immer gto. AZ Dpripreteu, pOer Ii1
b%rieflidD an Die 9otbp Wtouutaiu 2ono q Woter 60. Doz
ieIb1t met0elt. Qa2Obalp
On perfn ufen = b. 9ie fbbuft.
= @de in bieier bibitben llnb blubeuben @orItabt.
pflaitert. Sage Glib un0 Oitfrout. @e9en Breis unO
lpetterer @1sfunft penoe man li9 miinoli6 poer Idbriits
lid at Wm. 3. See, 112-114 Dearborn ctr.
BDDce Building. 2Omt6ap
, 1894-02-14
WUblirte 3imtnter.


II Oermtetbeu: Sin mDblirtes 3inlter fur etten
~ Doer 3iuei Serren, nit p0er Dbne J%riibltild, an Der
gBeitieite nabe Der 9oGbabn unO benz Sorfelo .Parf.
NoreIieu inter I'D so Staats3eitung. 9Lbam
, 1894-02-14
EartnerS.


R~erIau9t: 9artner fir eiu y9~olpu=Soun" &etoiI
~ 9rng=9eIbdft nit $1,000. 9ti6t nDtbig @bemiter
All Iein. @inuabnte pun Sl2.O 900 bis $l5,O per Sabr.
IoreiIe: Bona 5ioe, q. 8. 8Or 292.
, 1894-02-14
3itbern.


. pertanfen: Cine i96ne pGbo" 3itber, OOle
D @oucert.Sr6Bs. SfferteH uuter Il. 713 Stoatsa
8eitun9. %ss Dam
, 1894-02-14

&Ietne @l13eigen in Der 9~bert6ausgabe
Ser Sutnois Staatssettung toiten, oeun
nibt ntebr tpte sebn 8Orte, 10 @ents, ieoes
tpettere QSort l Sent.
, 1894-02-14
&Git nnO QoQis.


ON ermtetbe Gin mOblirtes 3imnIer fir
y eiueu Doer 8fuei 0errer, nit Doer pBne SSrit5itld,
an Der NSeitieite, nobe p&" gooO uu0 benz Sarfielb Bart.
lOfebbap aoreiie ID. so Staats5tg.
, 1894-02-14
GlaiitiiSirte gl1Seiqen

foftet biz gu 10 mOrten 10 Gents, iebes peitere mort
/ Sent. SteQenoeiu6e fret.
, 1894-02-14
geri0nii6es.


0fuftGnoi9e gebilbete QGittlpe mtttleren alters ipiiuIbt
- 3lpefS 9eirntb Die Setauutf6aft zines reel benfeH=
ben treueH 0tannes (arbeiter) gletdben @Iters 81 MAIDEN.
Nufridti9e Sfferten erbeten nit photographic inter
* 54 Staats5ettltng biz Is. b. Ntts. uieber5ulege1.
acknowledgement @brenInde. 1921
Cuuge %auitdnbi9e Game btttet. iBr nit eiuem 9orIeDeI
" BON 20 Dollars ans o~riugeuoer 8etlegeHheit Su
belfen. @or.: a. 93 S~taats5tQ.
, 1894-02-14

3n Dermietben: Stores, @Obmunaeu It.
2n bermtetbeH:
Sute Otfttes
nj
Stoots'3eitunes.@ebaubs
SroBes Si9erbetts9enBIbe
9ampfbei5uue u. |. 10.
ms9en @tn3eIubeiteu ipre6t Dor in Beg
@toatS'3eituu9ssOfttee
ode @aibingtuu 9traBe unb sSiftb Nns
gu oermtetbeu G6Due neue @obnunqen bon
~ Ie g 3tltmeru init oaem @omfort, fir MIR $l2, MIR
Elm poar glod pom @UonbaIer @abubofe in Der @liDn
4oe.. l SIof nbrolidD ppu Der Belmont Ape. gele9eu.
gtocl3utragen NtittogS in go. SO I'M Staats5eitungss
SebdHoe. Sobu 9aniien. 92no, BAN
gu permtetben: Seine nelle Stats nit %mooernen
~ @tnrIbtuu9eu nabe Der Giieus uno oret Sinten YTeroes
babneu. go. 744 @racelano @oe. 23np, BAN
, 1894-02-14

~9ln5ei9en inter bieier &ubrit finO %foitenfret.
(o eiu6t: Gin l7jdbriqer ftarfer 9uri9e Iu6t irgenl
nel1e Arbeit. Sreb bed, SO 2bropp Str.
14fb3t
, 1894-02-14

Meiu6t: 9euti6er 9ro9iit, erfobren in gGein= NIB
" Slquor9ei6aft. Eager. Bar ooer Office. iudt Iuter
beI6etoenen Yerbdltuifieu 1ofprt SteluuQ. 5efl. Sff.
unter u. 81. an San umo Seder, So 0aiaIe Str, Stu.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04
MACS IN HOB0KEN.

UInpine-A. Taylor.
Scorer-3. l. Kay.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04

~
country. which is yet in its childhood,
should have lost the priineyal desire for
sylvan surroundings which is still felt in
all its force by nations hoary with antiqui-
ty. The shopgirls of Paris spend their
weekly holiday in the suburbs, where they
can see green fields and drink their thin
wine under q lcafy lattice, but American
men and women of the same class rush to
the most crowded thoroughfarcs Of the
city on Sunday TO find their recreation and
enjoyment. When they enter the public
parks, they throng the edges of the drives
and swell the crowd in the main paths,
ignoring the small green alleys and leafy
hooks within their reach. 1t is not o de-
sire for II Of doors that inspires them,
but o craving to be a part of the jostling
mass of humanity for which there Is not
room under cover.
1t is the Same with the wealthier class
es. The most crowded mountain and sea
side -caravansaries arc the most attractive
to the summer visitant. Except for the
daily sea bath or sentimental sunset stroll,
tho guests spend their days in dawdling
about the verandas or billiard rooms and
their nights In dancing in oyerhcated halls.
They do tLesesthings better in France.
They associate with pastoral nature there,
although they make her wear rouge and
high heels. Even the modistes dcotgn
their prettiest gowns to be worn against
the background she spreads for them. A
sketch is given Of D gown suitable for a
lawn party. 1t is of lettuce green and
white china silk draped with white liber-
ty satin. The garniture is Of guipure. with
viOlpt va1yef roSoEtnss
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04
NOTICE TO

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office OF
the Board of Street and Water Commissioners, on
Monday, May IA, 1894, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the con
struction' of an eighteen inch yitriaed pipe
SEWER IN POPLAR E
from about ninety feet east OF Summit avenue to
and connecting w tn sewer In Central avenue, in
accordance with plans and specifications on file in
the office of the Chief Engineer, corner Of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street, where blank forms ofbid
and agreement of s~ureties must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES..
About go lineal feet OF l5inch vitrifed sewer
pipe.
About Is cubic yards Of concrete.
About 200 cubic yards Of rock excavation.
Time allowed for the completion of the work. sixty
(60) working days.
The making Of the above Improvements and award
of the contract therefor will be subject to the. re-
monstrance of the owners of the property liable to
more than one half the assessment therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in scaled envelopes.
endorsed, proposals for sewer in Poplar st."
directed to the CLERK of the Board. and handed to
that officer IN open meeting when called for in the
order of business relating to scale proposals.
No city official will be accepted ass urety. nor will
a substitution OF sureties be allowed.
The attention of the bidder is especially called to
Section z, Chapter 134, Laws of 1891, under the terms
whereof, no contract shall be binding upon the city
or become effective and operative until the bonds
men offered by the contractor have been approved
as to sufficiencyb by this Board and as to form by the
Corporation Counsel, the President of this Board
having power TO examine the proposed bondsmen
under oath.
missioners.
GEO. I. BoUToN,.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04
qAYLoRs POOL TOURNEY.

Eight Games Were Contested and
Perlmutter Won Four.
Eight games were played last night in the
pool tournament at Taylor's Hotel. J. PERL
mutter was in luck and won four games. This
gives him a long lead and he win probably
carry off the cue.
The first game was between J. Fl. Clarke
and Ludwig Reilly. The latter could not get
the balls right and was defeated by 25 to 9.
Tho second game was between Clarke and
Smith. The former was Handicapped and
had TO make IS to Smiths %. The latter
won when his opponent had IS to his credit.
In the third game the contestants were j.
Perlmutter, who had IS to make to % by
Smith. Perlmutter won when Smith had %
up.
Perlmutter had 20 to make in the fourth
game to win from Denhardt. The latter
bad 81 on his string when his rival drove in
his last ball.
Rowe had only 10 balls down In the fifth
game, when Parlmutqer who had 40 to get in
dropped this winning ball.
In the sixth game Rowe bad 80 TO put In
to win. He deposited % when Denhardt
made his twenty-fffth ball and won.
French was OH in his play in the seventh
game and had only Z buttons up when j.
PerImutter deposited his twenty-ffth ball
and Landed his fourth consecutive victory.
French did better In the eighth game. He
had IS to put in to win, and did it. Fl. Perl
mutter gave him a close rub, as he had "a
on his string.
Lewis Woodruff was the referee and
David CIR ant was the scorer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04
NOTICE on sETTLEMENT.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF ga1erng gs0 %
Notice is hereby given that the final account Of.
the subscriber, administrator OF William Tfghe, de-
ceased, will be audited and stated by thei Surrogate
of the County Of Hudson, and reported for settler
ment on Friday, the LIST day of June next SIS
Dated March "A, A. D., 1894.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04

SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM cHANoERY OF
Between Emma B. Barkelew and James H. Barke-
lew, her husband, complainants, and ,ophelia 2. W.
On bill for partition and decree for sale.
BY virtue OF u decree of the Court Of Chancery of
bearing date the tenth day of January, eighteen hun
bred and ninety-four, directing u sale OF all and sim
gular the promises mentioned and described In said
bill OF complaint and said decree for sale. ], William
p. Douglass, Special Master in Chancery of New Jer-
sey, shall sell at public vendue, to the highest bid
der, on Thursday, the seventh day, Of June, 1894, at
Jewett avenue, in Jersey City, all that lot OF land
and premises, being the same described in said bill
Of complaint and said decree for sale to witt
situated in Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey.
and lately bounded and described as foilows:-Con.
mencing at a point In the soutAerly side OF Washing
ton avenue sixteen feet eight inches westerly from
the northwesterly corner OF lot numbered thirty
three tSS) on said avenue, as the same is laid down
man and G. S. Hardner, made by John Beyan, City
Surveyor" and filed IN the office OF the Clerk tnow
Register) Of the County Of Hudson aforesaid: thence
running southerly at right angles to Washington
avenue one hundred feet; thence westerly and par
allel with Washington avenue sixteen feet eight
inches along the, dividing line Of lands late Of said
thence running n%ortherly and at right ANGLES to said
Washington avenue one hundred feet 10 the south
along the s~outheriy side of Washington avenue six
teen feet eight inches to tho place of beginning.
said premises forming part Of lot IS and lot mum
number from the east) OF a block of SIX houses built
together on the southerly side Of v ashington ave.
nue.. Said Washington avenue Is now known as
Together with all and singular the hereuitamenrs
and appurtenancest to the said premises belonging
or In anywise appertaining.
Dated March ID, 1884.
Special Master in Chancery-
s. c. MOUNT,
Solicitor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04
GARRETT HALEY DIS0HAR GED.
he Badn,t Eatt Burke with a seltzer
Water Bottle.

Ex-Commissioner of Public Works Carrot
Haley was tried yesterday in the Court of
General Sessions on an Indictment for as
sault and battery. The complaining witness
was William Burke. Both men have been
for a long time employed by the present
Street and Water Commissioners and are
well known in political circles.
it appeared that Burke was a witness be-
fore the Record Grand Jury, and subse-
quently, when Haley met him in a saloon, he
charged Burke with being an informer.
you're a liar" shouted Burke.
Then followed a row and Burke was pretty
well used up after it WINS over and he found
himself on the sidewalk. He caused the ar
rest of Haley and was on hand yesterday
when the trial took place. He swore that
when he called Haley a liar Haley hit him
on the head with a seltzer water bottle.
Haley denied this and said he did not
touch him. He said that the bartender
caught hold of Burke to prevent a fight and
pushed him backward. Burke fell and hurt
his head. Half a dozen witnesses corrobo-
rated this story and the jury acquitted
Haley.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04

Umpire-A. Staib.
Scorers-G. !. Ray.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04
YOUNG MEN TRIMMED HATS.
SocIabIe of the Young People of h
Summit Avenue baptist Church.

SoclabIe of the Young People of n
Summit Avenue Baptist Church.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of the Summit Avenue Baptist
Church held an entertainment and pound
sociable last evening in the Sunday School
room. The entertainment was OF a rather
novel feature and was the cause Of much
amusement to the ladies. Miss Gertrude
Norris opened the entertainment with a
recitation, after which a lady's hat trim
ming contest between eight young men took
place. Chairman Hunter, who had charge
of the evenings programme, called for
gentlemen volunteers to try their hands at
trimming d lady's hat for a box of candy.
The one trimming his hat the first and best
was to receive the candy. Mr.. M. McMasters
was awarded the prize, the judges (Mrs.
VanderIinder and Miss Jennie Ramsey hay
ing declared his hat trimmed the best. After
/ the exciting hat trimming match the auc-
tioneering of the packages was held, at
which Mr.. w. 7. Hunter did the honors of
auctioneer. The committee which had the
affair In charge then served refreshments.
The committee consisted OF the following
members:-Messrs L A. Rochat, Z; Graef,
George Grimm, NJ. McMasters and Misses
Nina Banker. Renie Witter, Ella Phillips,
Emma E~aulkenbury, Grace Hook, Emma
Hook, Aiossie Rheinhardt, Jennie Ramsey
and Violet Hunter.
The Willing Workers Circle, Kings
Daughters, of the church, ill hold an en-
tertainment in HasbrouckH Hall IN May II.
The entertainment wiz be entitled "a
Coronation of iberty~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04

HHH ZEeF
There are two sides TO every ques-i
ton. Even law itself does not escape
a double way of looking at it. Else,
why is there so much litigation. A.
title to real estate, in one lawyers
opinion, may be good. Another
may think otherwise and may take
the case to the Court of Errors and
Appeals, to prove that he is right.
Litigation is an expensive luxury,
however, which you can avoid by
having your title insured by The
New Jersey Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. Prices furnished
upon application, No. 50 Montgomery
street. Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-04
SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM cHANoERY OF

Dated jersey City, May 4, 1894.