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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT

1914 K, 17r, mi. $500 3O63 NJ, 7r mi 25 50
by 18TH, fur, 1Or. 1900 1918 kingm Or mi % 30
IlOS "a av, st&cel 30 90 301921 NJ, sts,w,g S22 so
80 I9th office rms 90 90 ~ 18th, Or fat. % so
zf5 Del av, 12r, mi 30 S22 ne, Or. mi. % so
Io 18th, lOr, mi. 30 101S 26th Or, mi. % so
3045 n, 14r, mi. .60OO 2O1S L. Gr mi 20 so
BOG 9Th, large hall. .GUO0 41S 18th, 7r, mi 20 so
1902 18th, Tor, mi. 80 90 SIT 7th se Sr mi 30 80
1f13 10th, 12r mi. 30 so I'll I'd. dr wa 20 10
S02 21st, 12r, mi. 1867 All Sd ne, 6r mi Is so
2l3S X, 10r, mi. 567 21l7 H. 7r wa...1S so
2S25 Pa ay, 10r, mi IL so .So3 NJ, Sr, W. g. Is 80
16 4th ne, 13r mi. .45 G5, III Goth, 7r W. g. is so
2S2o Pa av 1Or mi. $3.50 2a04 l. 7r..... Is so
1928 Pa av, Tor. mi. 10 so 1225 3Oth fr IS 80
250S e. 10r cel, ,yd 40 OO 1904 Mass ay Or w is "a
5062 N, !0r&sto. .4OO 90 2OiS L, 6r mi. 90
dSoo q, LOT, MI DO 90 1116 T, 6r W.. IL. 80
q! 81 ne, l3r, mi 30 81 22l4 /. Or, wa. .l6 80
G!lt "a av, Or, mi 60 2ioS II, Or, wa, G.. 80
!!0! u av III, mi 100 17l9-21 f, Or, wa. 30
1451 W, 7r mi. 80 40 600 23d. or, wa g. Is so
422 LIST ne, 7r, mi. DJ0l 1925 E. Gr, wa. 15 so
POI h, 5r, sto&cel 30U0j 1o024S Chace ct 6r W
33d&N, wd&coal yd 1000 3417 " 5r I3 "a
oil 18th, sto, w&g 5000 2i34 Va ay Or, w&r Is 50
1lO6 Pa av, fit ,4r&b .2S0 90 1715 f 5r wa 10 so
1906 kinsman, ar. .275 1928 12tn ne 6r wa / p so
24J0 L, 7r, mi. .....2750 2&3 Z Alex ct rw 10 80
22lS II, 7r, mi % 30 Stable r'r 2l09 {; 10 20
1915 18th, Tr, mi. % so 45&47r'r b swJrwI0 30
S.u B ne, Or, mi .S5IO 4S2 La ave, Office
ddi0 di 9gtn r, MI - % rooms 50, SIS, SO
lZio II, 'r, NIL 2ooO o21 10th, 1r. 10. 90
WEscoTT & WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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Also HI 1Ith ST.. SO. Apply at lIU6 u ST. NV
je11-3t'
FOR RENT-BY BARNES & WEAVER, 600 F NV.
23l Pa Sc. stor.s65 90 Flint st, Btwood, ,6r 25 90
2U26 & NV, 1Sr mi 80 so 1913 and 335 Spruce,
go 9Th NV, Sr, mi. 10 so IDI'. Sr, mi. $50
1451Corcoran NV, 1lrlo 90 526 Sth 7r, mi go
20SMape nv, I4DP sr ID so 229 and 231 Pa
1439Stoughton NV, ,Sr 1900 Sc, Ir flats 1000
iii 9th NV Or, mi, Is 50 1886 Elm, LDP Or mil s. so
210Mape ay, I4DP Sr So so 1876 and 153 Califor-
2214 u nw Sr, mi. 80 so mia ne Or, mi. 49, 30
1017 y av NV, ,Tr 50 80 516 Tenn av ne, 6r 1880
1314&lJ16 9th NV, ,Sfn.J so 1COS y nw 6r. l SO
233 18th sw. 81, mi lbs 90 1t
FOR RENT-214 F ST. NV; s-ROOM BRICK; !;
water gas and bath; with 2-story stable.
Price, $3.50. CAYWOOD & GARRETT,
te11-3t' 18th st. and n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-1O7 ID ST. Me-; A HANDSOME,
convenient, nearly new house, eleven rooms and
bath: in excellent neighborhoOd; near Capitol.
ie4-1Sta
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WANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work in family Of two; must be iirst-eids5 cook.
thoroughly neat, with best city references. Call,
9 to 10 AIN, 1905 New Hampshire nv
jrlO-3ts
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FOR RENT-vIRY NEAT 7-ROOM HOUSE IN
NV; all mod. imIs; nice reshhorhood:
due ed to So. L. L. DYE 5l4 1lth ST. NV jeS-3ts
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FOR RENT
cGoo G NV. 17r.. $50 .0110!5 Md nv sw 1r.ami.21
1893 llth NV. lIrami .45 1872 ne, 6r.ami. Il. 20
1920 10Th nv, 1ir ami. ~ 1913 y NV, Or. 30
SO NJ nv, 3r. ami 100 396 9th Sc, 6r. 1879
COB Howard nw. 112 10th Sc. Or. 1910
Or, ami 40. 90 II L nw, Gr. 1870
1i1O Corcoran NV, s21 18th ne. 5r.. 1880
Or, ami. $3.50 1893 g se Or. 1890
100 Sth ne, Ir, ami 235l I0S 18th Sc Or. .i1.j0
6i3 eth Sr, ami 2:I5J 5l6 5t Sc, 5r. 11.j0
SEQ lie, 81, ami. .25.oJ 20 NV ir fiat. Il 30
60 1871 ne,Gr,L 23.a c3> Callan 5r. IL. 30
800 9th Gr ami: 225J Il =, Sth INV. ir. IL 90
212 l31a sw. w.ir..mi, 1854 Hiad road. 7r. 10 60
stable 80 - FcIton place, 5r. 1919
1:':ii NV. Gr, ar-i-a, lbs i;ild road, Or. 800
Co l. NY, Or. ami. / 30
SWORES1EUT u BRADLEY, 1903 Z st.
ieS-tu,S,tu
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

OR RENT-BY VIM. c. NORRIS, 625 ST.
16lS Marion, rms. and bath. .......... 5000
90i 3d. rms. and bath. S2T. 80
1514 9th, rms. and bath; newly papered
and painted. ................$ 900
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I FVK RF.NI-
| SIS 18th st. NV, IL rooms and bath. ...... $50
| 627 st. me-, rooms and bath. .......... 50
| juS3t c. D. LIEBERMANN, 1903 ST.
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FOR RENT-BY HENRY wEX, SOL 7TII ST. sw
1883 AZ sw 6r. $3.50 931a sw., Gr,w&g. SIG
4o9 av, lor, mi y. 40 so2 F sw Sr, w&g. 20
20S 1S1a sw Or, mi 1850 324 1lth ami. 25 10
4S2 School sw, 6r, mi. IL Goa Md sw, Or, ,w&. 13
1903 Clifton. Col. Heights, 16r, ami awnings. loo
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FOR RENT-THAT HANDSOME THREE-STORY
English basement press brick and brown stone
front No. 1916 Vt ave. NV: s rooms, bath; mod
improvements. Only S35.5 30 per mo. to first
class tenant. l.. SrARGARiJTER,
ielO-3t 6l:t 10th w,
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MALE OR FEMALE.

NANEElb-INTEIIJGENT LADIES OR GENTLE
men of good address obtain pleasant.
niuEt ratlNe employment at SMARI'S BUREAU
OF REFORM LITERATURE, 1924 st. NV. 1c-
WANTED ARE YOU HONEST, SOBER, INDUS
trious?-lf SO engage With US for 1875; $500
month; $500 year. You can make 1t easy;
six hours Il day. Our agents do Iot complain of
ha d times. Why? They making money SELL
ing our Perfection Dish Washer, the only prac-
tcal family washer manufactured; washes. dries
AMI pOlishcs dishes peri, city in two minutes;
experience necessary caild Of eight operates
II easily; ,EeaP and durable; weight tirteeu
pounds; made OF antitrust sheet steel capacity
100 pieces; $1,000" for its equal; every family
wants one. lou don't have 10 canvass; as soon
people Know yol have It for sale they send for
II dish wlsher. Each agents territory projected;
EO competition. We furnish sample ,wejgns six
pounds in lice case to lady agents TO take orders
with; one agent made S2li.53 irst ten days. -Ad-
dress, for iul particulars PERFECTION MFG.
%, fA7ie"eou, III. myl-c3m
wANIkD = sTENOGRAPIIEaS AND CALI.
graph Dcnsmore' ''Iost' Operators Eiu-
p!uyers pIos!ded with competent steno;sraplers
nEd typewriter operators free OF charge. UNITED
TlPLMEIlEi AND SUPPLIES CO., 1i2l f ST.
NV mh1l-tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

For RENT-REMINGTON TYPEwRITERS AT TIE
REMlNGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered free
in city; one month applies on purchase of new
when directly following rental.
WiCkOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
dl9-t Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-sEvERAL. ELEGANT NEW. EIGHT
and bath brick houses. with all modern
impror renlcnts. for only SO per month, at New
terrace petworth Sub. Take Rrightwood
electric or inquire of NEWMAN X son,
Gil 18th ST. W. Je63m
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FOR REM 5l7 9Th st ne, sr. q. 80
1919 corcoran. 1or $40 90 Brookland, 6r ....-105o
& NV. 5r. 900 TO 23d NV. Or. :. 1000
THE AicLACHLEN REAL ES AND LOAN CO.,
my25-tf 10th and G sts NV
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FOR RENT-1412 9TH ST. NV, 3-STORY AND
cellar b., 1or. and bath: furnace; large back
and front yards; good repair; all mi Apply
1915 S ST. NV. jeS-6ts
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provements; parking; S22. 80; A733 " ]. ave-
Also l411 11th St. SIS. Apply at 1106 L st. NV
ia11. .gt
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1loO35 F nwffur), 13r. 300. 90
10 100 18th NV. 13r. .75. 90
q So9 9th NV, 13r. 1890
Il 1017 9th NV, 13r. 1900
% 1924 18th nv, 10r. .67. 90
s 723 Sth NV, 14r. Is. 81
sos 11th NV, 1lr. .65 co
o. 1871 X NV, 1Or. go. 90
% 2S20 Z NV, Tor. ....50. Go
0 1852 Z NV. 7r......50.50
O 952 Westminster NV
9l fur. Or. 30. 80
o PIG Ind av NV, Or. 5000
uI Wesley Heights, 1Or. 80. .00
G 1899 Corcoran NV, ,3roO. 90
O. i24 II NV, 12r. .43. %
4 236 \ J av NV, Or. 40. 60
1 224 y J av NV, 5r. 40. 60
| lst&2d fls 500 X, Or. 1850
/; 2024 | nw, Or. ...s. 10. 90
; 1897 ircoran NV. Or. io.0)
1898 CyrcJran NV, Or. 10. 90
!, 9l4 18th NV, ST. 10. 90
/ 210 y ] av NV, 1r. .35. 60
212S + NV, Or. ......35. so
[ l06 u NV, Or. .3J. 80
% 901 21st NV, 11r. 81. 90
% 1432 C.rcoran NV, ,9r.3J 90
719 18th NV, 6r. ..35. 90
10 1921 1tth NV, Sr. 81. so
rtion of the property on my
at office for bulletin issued
Il. Z. WAGGAMAN.
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FOR EENT-ENCELLENT 5-ROOh AND CELLAR
houses. with stables; line; 29l2 7th st.
nv, Sl2; o9eO, $780, Inquire of owner, J..
CHESTER Room 10, Laurence bldg, 615 18th ST.
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FOR RENT-APPLY TO OWNER FOR CHEAP
rents-House 1854 3lst ST. NV; rooms and
bath l251 I'D St; large store. sos 3d st. ne;
rooms Commission allowed to the tenants.
OWNER, 1925 :2d st. w. my23-1m-
FOR RENT-DEIIGHIFIL HOUSE IN GEORGE
town; 300 St: 10 roclls; bath: fine shade; on
Metropolitan line: Will be vacant on July l.
je4-lm w. RILEY DEEBLE. 1919 + st.
FOE RINT-S20 PEA MONTH. 922 II ST. Ne; .
rooms. firsr-class order: large stable; last ten
ants had store in. Apply 223 d st. NV. G.. +.
.,CIIA tft:R inyiU-tf
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For EENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 10-RoOM
house: Ami: suitable for residence or senteel
boarding house, will sell easy terms. /.
CHESTER, Room 10, Laurence bldg, 6l5 1ith
st. NV. jeS-3t'
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FOR RENT-NO. 1881 7TH STREET NV: HOUSE,
store and stable; near market and High School;
splendid location for dairy lunch cigar store;
rent low to desirable and permanent tenant.
JAMES BATES 4 CO., 1i0I i street NV.
inS-
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FOR RENT-6l5 \. J. AVE. NV; lOR; MOD.
tnps.; good condition: fine yard: 5000. 1913
1st St nv: 6r.i mod. imps.; good condition;
$3.50. W. {. JOHNSON, 1902 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-1332 9TH NV; 10 ROOMS AND
bath; al modern improvements; good neighbor-
hood; low rent. Inquire of FRANK 7. BROWN
ING, 4l6 5th st. NV. my25-tf
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WANTED-A GIRL OR SETTLED WOMAN TO DO
general hOCsework for d family Of one; German
preferred and stay night. With ref
errncc, call I31 Az st. W. jeS-3b"
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM ON ID OR Sd
floor; reasonable; with board; location;
venient to and herdics; references required.
4O1 G St NV iell-2as
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MANIFESTATIONS
MALE,

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN.
place as driver in private family, work in
store, or drive delivery wagon; good reference
Call 1875 33d st. NV, Georgetown, Wednesday
and Thursday. je11-2ts
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WANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT LADY
pension clerk must have had considerable
perience AMI understand the prosecution OF cases
perfectly; NONE OTHER NEED APlLY: state
experience, references ind willing to
WORK for. Address z. o. Box No. 515. nhIItr
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tfDR REM ..
1853 Corcoran, 12r. $3.50
123 X NV, Or, ami $500
202S' p NV, 1lr,ami. 90
S12 Az sw, Or, ami. 20.30
457 G sw, Or, mi. .1I.Oo
zoos Va av sw, ,Sr, W. 10. 40
433 10th sw, Or. W. w.15.30
3l7 l sw, Or, W. .1i.3o
942 F sw, Or, W. .13.0
2lJ AZ sw, 5r, w. .12. sc
3l9-333 VI sw, NV. 10 50
1221 Union sw, Or, w .1l.0p
ieS-Sfe e IL PARK
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FOR RENT-1724 18TH STREET NV; A BEAU
tiful new ien-room brown stone house: tiled bath
and yestihue; handsome cabinet mantelS; cleo
trcul appliances, etc; most desirable locatlon;
rent moderate. JAMES A. BATES & CO.,
jeS-:t i4OI + street NV
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47s G sw. Or. ami 500. so
1919 o NV, 6r, w. .20.t0
355 l sw, Or, ami. $50
1901 ~ sw, Gr.aml. Ii 80
ll06 9th sw, Or, w.16.oO
630 Al sw, 6r, ". .15.3t
5223 9th sw, Or, ami. $50
l01 Ith sw. st&dw .25. 90
237 L sw, Or, W. 1900
AT l. sw, Or, W. .12. 80
-i3 q sw, Or, ". 80
525 Del av sw.6r,w.1 $50
Elk, cor. AZ and E s.w.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR KENT-STA BI.ES.
Stable 11I9 l st...................,S S35 -
Brick stable bet d. E, nth and 18th sts :. $500
Brick stable rear 1870 Conn., ave. .......... 25.00
Brick stable 9I5 10th st............. 49, 90
Brick stable bet. 18th & 10th & X & l. sts.. 1900
HILL & JOHNSTON.
1e4-eotf 1903 Pa. ave.
923 ID ST. NV; 81 stalls; carriage elevator gas,
water, grain bins, etc. Inquire 926I2 La. ave.
Iny.O-in -
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FOR RENT-$17-FURNIsHED- TO Nov,
with probable privilege of whole year, rooms
and bath; half square from East Cap. ST.; large,
pleasant yard. Inquire Is 5th ST. je11-2t*
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES. DURING THE
summer months; situate Prospect St, in
HaSerstown. Nd. Apply to .I.EX. Ii. MASON,
l13 w. Washington ST., Haserstown, Md It,
FOR RENT-ONE OF Ii Z MOST DESIRABLE
business properties 1th st. between and U
NV; near the market; large store. cellar, stable
and Residence; whole separate
je11-3t LOUIS L. SHOEMAKER, $40 L NV.
FOR RENT-JUNE 10. HANDSOME 3-SrORY BAY
window dwelling. 213 Sd st NV; Pa. ave;
rooms; all mod. imp; $500. Apply at corner
Sd and h. W. G o. MEARA je1l-3ts
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Above is only partial list. For complete bulletin
of FURNISHED HOUSES, OFFICES, STORES and
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FOR RENT-GRAHAM & CAMPBELL. 617 14TII.
1906 G, 9r&b. $1,000 III 18th, 1OrtSb. $25 90
1907 |, 9rSb. 5000 1425 g. 1Or&b. 40 90
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

FOR RENT-A COMMODIOUS BRICK WARE
mouse Tor business purposes, located on c st.
iIih st. NV, opposite the of the new Dis
trirt post office; first focr nicely fitted up rs
stanie and wagon repository; cemented floor;
stalls for ten horses and every convenience;
ond foor neatly and conveniently fitted up
once and boz thing room; engine boiler tanks and
steam heating connections. with suitable
chinery, all ready for operations. Third floor,
suitable for storage purposes this property
be leased at a very moderate be
bought in fee. For further Information call on
Messrs. CHARLES L. BEATTY & CO., Importers,
12l3 Penn. ave. NV. jei0-6t
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-16
SERG7 MALOuB'S TRICK
Reduced for Making False En-
tries on the Blotter Cop
pers in Trouble.

Sergeant Michael Malone has had q
hard road to travel ever since he became
8 member of the Police Department.
From recent Developments it appears THAT
he was afflicted with three evils. To be-
| gin with. he was and is a Democrat.
He was forgetful, and lastly, was I'M
able to write with any degree of speed.
The three evils got him in serious diff
Guilty lately, and yesterday the Police
Commissioners reduced him to the rank
of patrolman.
Mr.. Malone owns houses, n he very
promptly refused to become a patrolman.
He was told by President Abernethy,
after he had turned in hiss shield to
Chief Murphy, that the board had found
that he was not qualified to be on the
force at all, but that it had been decided
in case he accepted his reduction cour-
teously to spare his feelings by not an
nouncing that he was useless to the
force.
MADE FALSE ENTRIES.
Captain Farrier, at yesterdays trial,
produced u~nmistakeable evidence that
Sergeant Malone had deliberately made
false entries on the, blotter. 1t was
shown in no less than five instances that
according to the blotter the Sergeant
had been on the rounds and had met a
certain policeman on his post. The regis
terinS tape showed that the Sergeant at
the same time had reported from an en-
tirely different part of the precinct,
while all the time the mysterious Sergeant
was occupying a comfortable chair in
the station house.
He simply wrote any old thing on
the books" said Captain Farrier, in
conclusion.
The Sergeant certainly had made an
amusing muddle of the blotters. The Re-
publican members of the board were
dumbfounded, when the Sergeant plead
ed guilty to all the charges. Commits
s.oner Feeney saved him from being
unceremoniously kicked off the force.
OTHER COPPEfRS IN TROUBLE.
Mr.. Feeney WAS surprised when the
Sergeant refused TO DO patfoFnan's GUY,
room for a good man, presumably a Re
Policeman Finnie failed to report from
his signal box, and was tined one Gays
frank Kelly entered a saloon for his
rubber coat a few nights ago. When ne
0 Waa ca aas he by vas ser rg9hSns o'fBrien. Tass
particular smoke cost hifA Ave days pay
Or about s15. -.
POilce1nHn LOSey Wac lOuhu OIL LIS
post by Sergeant Hopkins. Losey. to the
amusement of everybody, was for once
in the right. He was locking VI. a
saloon that he mad found open when the
Sergeant ran across HIM. He beat the
charge, and It was thrown y o,+,u
William Fit2henry, who was recently
drunk on the Boulevard, WIS rsinstated-
The fact that business men made an ap-
peal in his behalf. and that ne has a,
ready done eighteen years, service, did
much in securing MS reinstatement. He
was a happy man when told to report
Abraham Westervelt. of the Third pre-,
cinct, asked to be placed on the retired
list. His petition VIII probably De
PatroIrnan Bettiger, of the First pre-
c:nct, was sent to the Fourth precinct
to drive the patrol wagon. Driver. Man
ming was returned to post duty in the
FIRST. w. G. Scott was transferrsd from
the Fourth precinct to the Seventh, 2
F. w. Herring from the Seventh TO the
Fourth.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-16

land, her husband; catharine E. eserson.
Nswkirk. PranEiiin ?. Newkirk. catSarlne
Newkirk, his wife; James s; Newkirk, Ans
kirk, Annie Newkirk, his wife; Harry S.
Barress. Anna A. parress. his wife; Geqrge
Roberts, her husband; Jane Darress Gnfanp.
Carrie E. Bissell, Laura Bissel, Maude Bis
known as Florence. Bissell Arnoldl. Henry O.
Bisseil, George A psrress. William H.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made by the City Collector of Jersey City, on
s sae ZAf II d nine OF b mpTir; i'y and ! p siTe1 ? I S9il ans
and twenty-five cents, ALL the land and real
ef'f HUDSON s1aaa aaa n State ssfs 81 New SsEy' jersey en- she fr DGah1g
on Newark avenue. which is laid down, and
Block number five hundred and eighty-nine
$3.50. upon an assessment map annexed TO .
RECON sSommiasioners Of Adjus Sos1s H'''e APPOINTED
in and for said city by the Circuit Court Of
s asicS S0 repSrt Of and H9 @aD was & sied in the copy once Ss
Of the City Collector OF Jersey city, on the
and said sale being made pursuant to the pro-
visions of an act Of the Legislature of New
IAN Act concerning the settlement and COLI
lection, of arrearages of unpaid taxes, assess
ments and water rates or water rents IN
levying a tax, assessment and lien. in lieu
and instead Of such arrearages, and to en-
ferce the payment thereof, and to provide for
the sale of lands subjected to future tax
alton and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto
And you are further notified that you appear
to have an estate or interest in 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 purchaser
the fee simple of said land and real estate
according to the provisions of the said act
RAM w. MITCHELL,
N 149 West Hist street,
New York City,
Purchaser.
JOHN ]. WALSH,
A~Apt nf Purchosar
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-16
SCANDAL III GREENVILLB.
Young Vincent Maraban's Downfall
Gives Society a shock.

A ~
G~reenyille's small but limited society
circle is shocked at a scandal winch
affects one of its members and which
became food for the gossips of the town
Yesterday The scandal reached the pub
lie through that channel which has fur
nished so many bits of gossip, the police
court.
Early last week Mary Ryan, a pretty
Irish maid, employed as a domestic in
the family OF Mrs. Manahan, residing
ON Danforth avenue, near Ocean ave
nue., visited Poormaster John Hewitt and
told him that D. Vincent Mammalian,
the well known and popular son Of
her mistress, had betrayed her. She
told the Poormaster thai she made a
clean breast of the affair to Mrs. Mana
han, but upon demanding that her wrong
be righted was put out of the house.
Having arrived in this country only a
short time ago and being without home
or friends. she placed herself under the
PoormaSter'S. care.
Mr.. Hewitt took her to he Fifth Grim
inal Court. where she swore out a War-
rant for the arrest of Mananan. The
warrant was sent to the Fifth precinct
police, and on Friday one OF Maiiahan 5
between them causing the mistake. Man
ahan was taken to the station mouse,
and Miss Ryan was summoned. she
told the police of their error and lett-
Shortly after, Vincent. hearing that his
brother had been arrested. visited the
station house. Roundsman Ensels and
Detective Egan wera present. vincent
was not placed in Gust ~: He was al
lowed to depart with his brother. This
was the last seen Of ncent. and ac-
cording TO reports he IS now in hiding
In New York. The police have no ex-
cuse to offer for allowing him to escape.
Vincent Manahan was a favorite. with
the ladies in Greenville society circles,
and his presence was sought at many
Of the social events. Miss Ryan says
She is determined TO hunt him down.
and has engaged counsel to assist her.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-16
SHERMAN CoUaoILg COMEDY.

A successful dramatic entertainment
was given by the Sherman Council, No.
1,34o, Royal Arcanum. at Crescent Hall,
last night. There were about three hun
dred persons present. The Crescent
Tnegpian Company made a hit in Town
sends three-act comedy-drama, eric
Grande."
h following persons, well known by
the friends and members of Sherman
Council, took part in the east and sus-
tanned their respective roles admirably
w. Archibald Cowie, James Bridges, G..
Harold Porter, w. r. W~addington, Chas.
r. Johnson, w. Il. Wood, Jr., John
Nicholl, Misses Grace Finn, Alice Thorn,
Gertrude Stillrnan and Ida Ruekbse.
Dancing followed the entertainment. The
entertainment was under the manage
ment Of c. Howard Porter the Chair
man of the Entertainment Committee.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-16
John I WALSH
JOHN j.. WALSH,
Agent of Purchaser,
Jersey City, N. ].
(Sale No. 1927
TO LEVI W. POST, FANNIE R POST. HIS

TO LEVI w. POST, FANNIE r. POST, HIS
son City Savings Bank, Leighton Williams.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made by the City Collector of Jersey City, on
Aldermen Of Jersey City purchased for the
sum of four hundred and eighty-three dollars
and fourteen cents. ALL the land and real
Hudson and State of New Jersey, fronting on
Beach street. which is laid down and desig-
mated as lots forty-one to forty-four IA to 4G,
S47,9 upon an assessment map annexed to a
report number Lightweight (Ssl, made by the
Commissioner 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 first day
sale being. made pursuant to the provisions OF
an act of the Legislature Of New Jersey.
passed March 30th, 1856, entitled
ton Of arreaIages of unpaid taxes, assess
ments and water rates or water rents in
cities of this state, and imposing and levy
instead of such arrearages, and to en-
force the payment thereof, and to provide
for the sale of lands subjected to future
taxation and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are, further notified that you appear
to have an estate or interest in 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 AL
land and real estate according to the provis-
ions of the said act.
rR RstS M3 9sFSfy G GI!k; A Il 81 EaaESa 81 a ThkGs gSsS:
PETER F. wANsER.
'seA Attest. JOHN E. scoT TTS
(sale No. 4ss2.)