The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
for October, 1895, showing the number OF
permits issued for the erection of new
buildings, alterations, etc, valued as fol-

lows, was presented on-
First 20 S'oa9
Second Ward.......-.. .........e l3'2a2
Third Ward .......,.., ....,.--,,.-4 S,dzy
Fourth Ward...,,.,. ....--...,a S5,ssaSS
q;yth Ward. - 1850
,.,...1S 33,075
u ghth Ward........ ..-.....-n adEe9S
Ninth Ward. -.....H q S SS0
TENTH WarQ...,-..r- .......-....-t ioo'Snyg
WARD. 2T.450
Total $751; 8
REPoRTs OF STANDING oMMITTEEs
The Committee IN Excise reported the
following resolutions and petitions mere
Resolved. That licenses be granted to
the following named to keep r~esraurants
where spurious, vinous, malt and prewed
liquors may be sold at the Following
named places in Jersey City
$50. p. Mahan. 7ss Newark venue Tenth
ward.
$50, Ferdinand Tutler. 50 Hancock ave-
ssi, Charles Schmidt. 44s Pahsade ave
nue., Eleventh ward.
962, Carl Badenduck. 10 Stuyvesant ave-
nue., Ninth ward.
ss4, Daniel Turney, 81 Hudson street.
SIS, John D. Muller, IS Morton Place.
s66, Christopher Fullam, s62 Henderson
street, First ward.
$50, Joseph Kaiser. GOA Ocean venue
resolved, That the following described
resta urant licenses be transferred
$50, Henry Rohlfs,, to 1872 Eleventh
street, Second ward.
Second ward.
900, Fred Brucck. to Charles Zisshka.
47S, Henry Vitters to Gustave Clock.
$40, Michael M. Manus to 5SS Grove
GtreRf IS SanAnd W. ri
All, Thomas Fornin's to Francisco
SAG, Fred Fuller to Frederick bunker.
54, Frederick Berringer to Adolph
sss, Emanuel Gross to s4s Seventh
street, Third ward.
sss. Emanuel Gross to $40 Henderson
$50, Michael w. Doyle to Peter H. Kern.
49S, Gottfreid Bush to Maggie Albers.
2ss. Edward Wander Bogaert to Peter
6s5, VIM. A. schreiner to John Hurt.
S72, Gaetaro Corvin to Michael Damato.
1859 Eugene Sayles to Otto Raisch, 81
oS So. John a'r Grant t~ 80 ocean @arp avenue,
Seventh ward.
S99, James Jennings to job Kerr.
9oS, Robert ]. Haggerstone to B. w.
945, L. F~undenberger to oseph Baur:
906, WV, Burns to Ludwig Aston, S07
First street, Third ward,
GOT, Edward Reilly to s. Hudson street,
100, Thomas Flynn to Peter G.. Coffey,
IA Randolph avenue, Sixth ward.
30 M. j., Bradley to 1S Steuben street.
The reports were received. The reso-
lutions were adopted by the following
vote. the yeas and nays having been or
dered and taken:-
Yeas-All the members present, ten QO)
in number.
NaysENone.
The Committee on Finance reported the
following resolution on uetitions hereto
fore referred:
Resolved, That, that by and with the
concurrence of the Board of Finance, an
Aldegrmen Of Pc 1e maSe City, ey in to the meyfS oll aRa
ing named of the following described
certificate of sale, being for property pur-
S eassea co III ene ca nSd ar a th asie p mads Sy 'o of
Chapter 112, Laws of 1886, and the sup
plements thereto, upon the payment to
which said property was sold, with in
terest thereon at the rate of ten 90 per
cent. per annum to the date of payment;
p tegstheT; p With al b costs sbs eha ngiS and raSat fxs
thereto, and that upon such payment a
proper assignment of such certificate,
to be approved by the Corporation Coun-
City and the hand. of the Mayor.
Charles F. BROKER, No. 1856, Lots 81
to 81. Block 5o7. Second street; Theresa
~, ilSSiiiy, W, 1''.' Ivy . oioen so''
Resolved. That By and with, the ION,
by the city under adjustment tax sale
for which a deed has been given vest
ing the title in the city be sold and con-
in fee simple free from all encumbrances
for the amount now due the city there
on including AN taxes levied since the
justed liens with interest and costs to
date. and that upon payment of said
amount the CITY TREASURER a deed be
city and the hand Of his Honor the
Mayor. and delivered to said purchaser
which deed shall be agppr sS ed byn+ the
a fun warranty of title to the amount
paid to The SSlity4 BY said PURCHASER, go
IS, block 449 on .Pavonia avenue pur,
tax sale for which " a,+, a deed has beer =
sold and conveyed to john Casey OF
his assigns In fee simple free from an
encumbrancss for the AMOUNT noun now due
LEVIED since the date of the order. con-
lrming the adjusted liens with interest
and costs to date. and that Upon a
surer a deed be executed therefor under
the seal of the city and the hand of his
1asaoSss she I Mayor; ae aad s Sshve be ap To sagd
BY the Corpora ton Counsel and shall
contain a flbl warranty of title to the
amount paid to the city by said pur-
The reports were received.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote the yeas n nays navns
been ordered and taken on the call OF
Yeas~An, the members present. ten
QO in number.
reported the ,foGlowing resolution on
petitions heretofore referred
Porter oaterli Be issued BY the Mayor and cits
Clerk under the corporate seal of tbs
city to Thomas Darlington on his pay
ing the license fee:
goods. wares r merchandise in Jersey
City. be issued by the Mayor and CITY
Clerk under the corporate seal of ths
s e. r. i,aa " Mshf ailsani hsaAg Ha rano j
Mare,w. Kings County Baking Company
A. Brsckinefaam, Frank Beck, Louis
GposSMarthR; oS 5oan RR ?. hs,it,s y. I Hea Rarn ME-.
ment of the license fee.
The reports were received n the re
solutions adopted. -
SOLUTION.
The following resolutions were. re,
ported by Comqnittees in payment O.
Resolved. THAT the following claims
$3.50 TO F. w. Blume, for grocerie.
for out door poor to October 4 1888,
of out door poor to November IL. 1895.
$SS to P. J. Kennedy for groceries TO
out door poor to November II. 1925.
90 cents 20 = as.a IL G,s aar 81 ~