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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22


State paternalism that were animating the
minds Of the weak willed German workers.
Never! his labor would be thrown away
and the great talents and ability which he
undoubtedly possessed-all would be com
pletely wasted. But Hyndman was not to
be turned aside. A few of the more sym
pathetic Radicals, Social Reformers, and
one or two Socialists came to his aid and on
the sth of June 1881, the first meeting of
the Social Democratic Federation was
held.
This was the first introduction OF
Marx and the MARKHAM doctrines into Eng
Mnd, and from this time we may date the
rise of modern Socialism in England.
In addition to the teaching of Socialism
one task undertaken by the new party
was the championing of the cause of Ire
land against the Liberal and Tory parties
combined. Gladstone and Morley, Har-
court and Bryce for years after this were
as enthusiastic in coercing Ireland as Bal
four and Salisbury are to-day. Michael
Michael Davitt land many one besides]
was chained up in prison like a dog for
thinking and saying and doing what Glad
stone and his followers thought and said
and sanctioned only few Monday morn
ings afterwards. Although in the early
years the Socialists pioneers fought Lib
erals and Tories alike for political free
dom, it must not be supposed that
they neglected theoretical doctrines in
any way. Hyndman at this time published
his ablest and most important Socialist
work, 'The Historical Basis of Social
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28
TIRE LEAGUE RECORD
Local Clubs Are Holding
Their Own In the Com
petitions.
AMATEUR HANDBALL CONTESTS
Testimonial Shoot for Plaisted-
Hills Skated 10 the Front
Among the Boxers.


All efforts to bring about the defeat
OF the Linden Club leaders in the local
league have failed, and they stand prom
inent over all with an unbroken record.
The Clintons are a good second, with the
Van Bergens one game behind. This
will be an important week in the com
petition as the Lindens are scheduled to
bowl four games away from home with
two of the most formidable organizations
on home alleys of any entered. Tonight
the Lindens will meet Doolittle at
Woods Hall. and on Thursday night the
Van Bergens on the Hill. Should the
Lindens win two of the four games they
will do well, while a quadruple run
would mean their certain success for
the championship. Meanwhile the Gin
ton and Van Bergens can be expected to
make a hard fight for second prize. The
record Isl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28
YOUNGSTERS ENJOY BoBBING.

a large number Of young folk visit
daily the two hills. one at each end Of
Paramount avenue, for the purpose Of
sb~obbing." The hills are covered with
ice and snow and present an excellently
smooth surface. It was long after mid
left the hill. Several minor accidents oc-
curred, such as the losing of a runner,
but these were~ easily repaired and the
sport went on again.
Skating also occupies the younger mind
and yesterday afternoon such familiar
skating grounds as the Duck Pond, at
the foot of Communipaw n Clarernont
venues. received their usual number of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28

The changes that occurred in the
Athletic League record last week was
among the teams holding the middle
places. The Jersey City Club games with
New York were postponed, consequently
the local team stands just where they
were last week. They hold first place
by three games over Orange. who are
three ahead of RoseviIle. Columbia of
Hoboken is pretty well down in the list.
The games won and lost are
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28

The Orientals hold the first position
in the National tournament. They have
to roll the Albions and Fidelias tomor-
row night, which will virtually deter
mine the Championship providing the
Orientals win both games. 1t will give
them a sure grip upon the prize. A de-
feat will create a tie that will result
conducted on an alley as five of the
most noted teams will be even for the
prize. The record follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28
No games were bowled last week
the same as one week ago. 1t iS:-

This week will determine which Of the
League is entitled to the prizes. The
final games will be rolled beginning this
evening. when the Catholic Club Cycl-
ers will meet the Atalanta and Jersey
City Club Wheelmen. The Cyclers will
need one game to entitle them to sec
ond prize, while two victories will give
them a possible chance Of tieing the
Tourists, providing they should lose one.
while two defeats would put the local
team Aahead. The record to date isl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28
Testimonial shoot ia PIaisted.

The NIVelVlIIe RlHe Club has announced
q tournament, open to all rifienler. which
will be shot at their clubhouse on Gator
avenue next Saturday and Sunday. 1t
will be open to all Corners. The shooting
will be on the bulls eye target only hav-
Ing a four-inchs centre. The prizes will be.
SIS, ST. $40, IS, 81. Sc, "a. SO, SO, 81. 50, 81.
The event will be a testimonial to George
w. Plaisted, who Is one of the leading
members of the club, and has also been
the editor in connection with the rifle
Fishing" a leading sportsman's paper,
for several years. His large acquaintance
will draw an entry from every prominent
markEman in this vicinity.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28

Success stuck to the x Spartans last
week in the North Hudson tournament,
and their unbroken string holds them to
the top position. The Americas Club
is second. With the North Hudson and
Union cams even for third. 1t is a very
exciting r0nfnSt Tho reoorI ie.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28
SHERIFFvS NOTICES.


sisERIFFs sALE-NEw JERSEY sUPnEME
cnarlss s Blessing ( q. partners. ETC.. y.
on Contract.
~, IA, etc.
Assai4aabls FEBRUARY Term. 1881
N5liissa pintard. Attorney.
By virtue Of the above stated writ. 70 ne
as5seFea ana dsilyered. I have levied ugon.
Estate sale Room, ~ Montgomery street.
THURSDAY, the seventh day Of January
next.
e. Two oelosk n the afternoon, all the right.
dant, William Mcmahon. in ana t. All ia
folioEtns described land and premises, with
the appursenances. that Is 70 say
Those three lots. tracts or parcels of lama
u PREMISES, hereinafter particularly de-
scF1ped. situate, lying and being in the Town
spt2 Of Lhaoa, IN the County Of Hudson and
STATE q New Jersey, being part Of a certain
tract Of Land known BY the name Of Gutten-
s IS 5a11 which on a map Of said tract made
y M1Aiam hsxatll. surveyor, for the Wee
nSwken Land and Ferry Association. sha
Ased II the office of the Clerk Of the County
June. 4. p. 1853, distinguished ard laid down
On SAID map as lots number eleven hundred
a5a seFenty-two aI39, in block Number seven
W, iFoatinE and facing en- rhe Westerly side
Or Sixth street. Also lots number twelve him
ared and hfty-lonr q2s4 and twelve hundred
ana hlty-ftye q250). IN block number four "a.
On said map. fronting on the wasr sica II
seventh street, as shown on said map, each
= ssttu teiS being tWengy-hve f5l feet wide
"a 'front.' and rear and one hundred a0gl feet
deep on each side, as by reference to said
map viii more fully appear, being part of the
same property that was conveyed by deed,
dated June 2sths 1865, to GregoEio MARTINEZ.
O. the City Of Madrid. IN the Kingdom Of
spain. by Louis Guilaon and wife, IL the
Kingdom Of Spain. which deed was recorded
m Ire county Clerks Office of Hudson County
on the third 50 day Of September. a. D. 1856.
And the aforesaid Gregorio MARTINEZ, by deed
dated 9Th day Of September a d. 1865. and
duay recorded n the Office Of the Clerk Of the
county OF Hudson. State OF New jersey, on
me lotn day q septenber 4. p. 1856, cons
YeSed TO DIT. James H McAfahon, Of the City
Of New York. State Of New York, the three
lots mentioned aforesaid@ numbered HIP. 1854
and 1855, as by the aforementioned map viii
appear and the said Dr.. James H. McMaton
died &C Laverllia. in Wilson County; state
o. Texas and BY VIII dated july LIST. a. D.
1870. and said Will was duly nled in the
County Clerks Office Of the Court at Flores
Vile, IN the County Of Wilson. State OF Texas.
on the 4th day Of October. a. D. 1850. as will
appear by a certified copy under the seal Of
sstd court bequsathed 10 his brother, Patrick
Edward McAiahon, the party Of the first part
hereof, the three lots aforesaid with the advice
70 sell said lots
WILLIAM HELLER,
Sheriff.
Jer$aVZ (9fxA NSa-0. oT1 <<-&L rT-5-un uro-1T
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28

sAERIFRs SALE I'm cHANcERx 81
Between s. Mas and coannaax, coasAan1snt
ana The West New York SIX Mi c7hagN
ri. fss For saie il Mortxaesd Presn.sssA.
Returaa9te February Term, 1901
Collins 4 E9ebtEs Solicitor.
venane, at Real Estate SaiesFoons No. Il
Montgomery street Jersey City, On
THURSDAY, the twenty-eieAth DAY Of Jan<
at two O'Clock in the Afternoon, all the fol-
lowing described land ard premises Win rs
said writ, that is to say
sses hereinafter particularly described, situ<
ate, lyinE and being in the Township Of DaIoa-
IN the County Of Hudson and State 81 New
Of property Of Joseph DanieGsen. deceased.
made BY The Commissioners appointed By shs
Orphans Court or Hudson County TO divide
the same. and now on file Ia the eflce q
he surrosate Of said County, Is descsSbe4
Being part Of lot number one % On said
map. marked ed beginning on the n1rfh-
erlx line Of SID lot. distant three hundred
600 feet leasteFly from the easseflg side a
Bergen Line Road. being The naFtheastesiy
corner Of seid lot ata southwes{srly corner
Of land late Of the WeehaTken Ferry CONS
degrees east IS SOY deg. Ely four hundred
and f~orty-one e411 feet and four "a iecAess
four minutes vest IS. 60 der. Il MIN. 81
seventy 40 feet and eight - inches to the
4yE-1faSNeEA4 CORNER OF 4oL H4Nsl+r lW1 ~ Oh
SAID map allotted % Sarah Jane panielsons
thence "a narth 1fty degrees and knigty7ffs
minutes west q. 50 deg. IS min W9 seven
inches to the Bergen Line Road: thence 80
1~crtnerly along the easterly line OF the sanas
or less. to 'ss the 81 so altf ryAi inc ss ' e iansds s's
Jseob Fuerer; thence 6 south fifty and ene-
half degrees east Is. 595z deg. E. along
said Fuererss southerly line and linz Of
lands Of The West New York SILK Mill Cons
pany three hundred Sol tee5 1hence 20
parallel to Bergen Lime avenue thicty-six 1855
feet, more or less. to the place Of beginning
And also al and singular the buildings. ma
cry kind and description Of the Nese New
YORK silk Nil Company situate in aud anr9s
the premises above described in the Towns
ship Of Union aforesaid.
And also al the following goods and chRts
on and abeat the lands ard premises or tra
said Inc West New York SILK NH Company
n the Township Of Union aforesaid, 10 wits
5atan and bedding: 1 90 II. T. eEgine. wzth
foundation and bedding: l dynamo fer elee-
boiler brick work and appuFtenances; steam
plant for heating and water with eannertians-
] Knowles loom for 7s-ineh goods. inelpding
looms for s9-inch goods. i~neiuding recess ana
harness and .montaees 10 French Ioors with
dobbies. reeds and harnesses: ~ Ensiizis
looms with dohhieS. jacquards and harnesses.
3 Engiish looms. without reeds ANDY harnesses.
{ English lo9ms with aobbiss apArt
chimes complete: 8 warning ~ ohfnaS csfn-
rlete: I d~oasler: ! besnaer; p&sys hangers:
cards. reeds and harness.
Also All raw materials oueA5ing about
and thrown siIkl ana nlaterix IN process
q manufacture; and also all huEaints ma
salns5y stock material and other AQpery
Company to replace the above mentioned ar
Dated Decemher 2. 1895.
WILLIAM HELLER
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28

sHERIFFs SAL cHANeERY or
between Charles Banje. complainant. ana
Annie F. Wilson and Others defendants
Fl. "a. Foe sale Of Mertgaged Premises.
Retarnable February Term, 1887.
william C. cudtipp. Solicitor.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ TO ms
veadue. AZ Real Estate saEesreorH. No. Il
MontgeNerg street. Jersey City on
THgRSDAX, tne tvents-eighth day Of jan
yary, A. u 1S5,
at two o'esaek ii the afternoon, ali the ISL
loving described. land and premises WITH The
said writ, that is to say
Al thar parcel OF hand and premises zitu-
ate in Jersey City County Of Hudson. STATE
Of New Jersey. fronting on tAe souslaerly side
o. BsinserheR street and described as fol-
Commencing at a point On the sosth4rsv
side Of Brinkerhod street. distant soae hun-
dred end TWENTY-FIVE Q29 feet and two e9
ning thence ID westerly along the seIthetiv
side Of BrinserNo6 street fortv-hpe and
q s~eHtherly thirty-two and ffty-lhrse o:se-
henareaths t2z;s3) feet aicag the westerly line
OF lsnd conveyed e James HaFilana By
August Is, 1876. and reeorded ii the Regis
ferss office Of said County ~ Hudson. ii
westerly lire 81 land conveyed to said Anthony
Cratter by Kate f. Seymour and Edward
Seymour, her husband. BY deed dated Novsna-
office, IA Book 249 81 Deeds. at rags Isl. &c:
thence tl spMthssiy sevsntysniue and eighty
Westerly linz Of said land conveyed 10 sasd
Anthony Crouter by said Kate H Seynaerr
and said Edward E. Seymour; thence IA east
erly Hftv go feet thence az n~ortaeriy eas
hundred ana fifteen Gz9 feet to the point
Of heEiarirgs
Hssfg the same pfemises Conveyed 10
said annie r, Greater ~ william II. WIN
aans. Special Master inf Ch&neery. W. decd
dated oesoHee - 1884. ak1 recorded ii said
ResisseE's afase. q Beck Nee e Deeds, IN
rage sSf &e. exeepfins thersrr6p. however
the triangular paSo&t re land centarnS ~
Ahfhens efsutar ana wife 10 James Ha1slaiS
ny decd reoerIed ii said Registers 5s4ise Il
Bs1k Sta ef pee6s, an page ss5, &es
Dated Deeenaaer 2. 1886.
WILLIAM Hn1d4KR,
Sheri>z.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28
Polo Athletic club Bouts.

The programme arranged by Match
maker Newman for the regular weekly
boxing bouts of the Polo Athletic Club,
18th street and Fifth avenue, for tonight.
is one of the best yet given by the club.
Spike Sullivan is matched against
Jerry Marshall for twenty rounds at Us
pounds, which is billed as the event of
the evening. Every sporting man knows
that this should prove one of the very
best cards Of the season. Both men have
been training c-onscientiously for the af-
fair and will appear in the ring in prime
condition. Two ten round bouts have
also been arranged which should make
the programme n of the very best af-
fairs given this year. Jimmy Purcell is
to meet Mr.. Barnett at 12 pounds, and
Jack Hannigan is to have a ten round ar
gument with Jerry Reidy at 120 pounds.
This completes q. programme which is
bound to produce a fine entertainment as
the boxers have been especially selected
for their ability and well known powers
of punishment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28
Jersey city News ana Hudson g. 81!

sHERIFF7s SALE IN cHANcERv On
New Jersey. n
Between James II van Buskirk. conplain-
ant, and Byron J. Diefendorf ct al. dessna-
ants.
ri. ia. For Sale Of Mertsaeed Premises.
Returnabie February Term, 1887.
Charles w. Parker. Solicitor.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ. to ma
directed ana delivered, ] SHAH sell BY public
yendue. at Read Estate saies-oom, No.. AZ
Montgomery street. Jersey City. m
THURSDAY, the twenty-eightia day OF IAN
nary. 4. %. 1887,
at two o'clock in the afserneon.- all the fol-
lowing described land and remises. with the
appurtenances. being the same described in
said writ. that IS 10 say=
All taat tract or parcel Of land and prein-
isss hereinafter particularly described. sltu-
ate, lying and being in the City of Bay
qnae. in the County, Of Hudson and State OF
New Jersey
Beginning at the intersection Of the south
westerly Line Of East Thirty-secona street
With the northwesteriy-sfde Of Avenue Z; run
niFx taeaee ~ sestRae@sn<ss sssaeasxs a.
sixty4dve te51 feet; thence " nortf5#esfsr co
parallel with East Thirty-second street oaA
hundred f7e8l feet. thence 80 nortneasterly
parallel with Avenue z sixty-dve 0S) Feet
to the sonthwesterly side OF East Thirty
second street; and thence a. sonfhea<tsriy
along the s9uthvesterly side Of East THIRTY
second street one hundred n9D feet to the
point or place Of beginning.
Dated December 2. 1895.
ILL HELLER,
Jersey CITY News and Bavonne Democrat.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28
SHTRfFEsS NOTIFIES

~ VIRTUE OF the abOye stated writ. ia NE
ysndse, at Real Estate saiasrooim. No. 4
Montgomery street, Jersey city. 81
ary Al Is. iss7 'a4a4
a. TWO o'clock IN the afternoon. ali the fol-
appur5enanees. being the same dssepibed 4 rs
sad writ that is te say:
AZ those certain lots. pieces or parcels OF
State Of New Jersey. and bounded aaS as.
serieed as follows. ana being known IS tots
we've li5, frsatifpg oa Pf 'al dsss sSenas' a q
Il 1a' depfh, ag tskae f ane f9 Pre- 20 dssS Isl ziN inches
one e., two %, three {o. four fs5' I've Or
SIX 90, seven % and eight N3, fronting 81
on a map, entitled IA mas ~ nyfs3erfv fa-
longing to the estate Of samuel Nesfceff "a
ceased. made by Henry f. COX ana jacob
County, N. q. 1884, ana zrglfch ssss, nssn $3.50
filed in the CLERKS ONCE of Hudson comfy
NUMBER one : \ 5,,n gsg T. a,l nIoek k5oSn Is ssoa sieslS
folloms:ABeginnin~ at 4 nninf s. ne ~ +
Of lot number nine "a. sben ~ r SoeeHssss ~ tane
erly parallel with 5chI,rcb sfreas ahe,,t ~
hundred and eSahtv az + n,a gssee 3 a ssDseu enc
point distant se~entvtfns f ~ $3.50 tsss, g. Z
the easterly line az Tvatar ave1fs !.
running northerly parallel with Tie easterlv
eastarlv thaTefrass tUo $500 Sesz+iN teet
running eassefiy parable, vim cb b s ssass
fortv-Tine feaf 81 sactas. ~ - $3.50
solItberlv Taraf1el .ri5S = aulhing
hundred feet 10 tbe nas3h iins ~ 49, 49, ~
GSte Thence Ffrnr5fU ar1far1 1fh-A 49, --a4A
eri ri. ,ine os ~ ~ ~ a9r sas.sr,g along the north
drsa and th9;Sev ~ m ~ 1911 one BUZZ
west line - Ss3,alnIF ~ ~, = nsss' = sas
s wss III s,os aui4hnts venue Inence running
aven,se ono hs7rars5 go = ~ = Sesastsst
one nunolen ana lWentx,hNe more OF less
Summit Summit avenue lsnsn and s45ahWsntsTly street seTner Or
WiLi-AAM HELL.h.
jersey rassa cl nSee News q ana ls '1srsev civ Herald
sHERIFFss SALEM c4aNcTpy On
New Jersey. y
pany y New York complainant and Anna
81 ss,a n; For Fss a.s Z, s Morsgaggssa Premises.
FredeEick q Burnnam, Solicitor.
di ~ virus sea q sa ne "a s5eye stated writ to ne
lle venaue, at Real Estate Salesroena, No. II
sn9iat sosnefy slreet, Jersey. City On
THURSDAY, the fourteenth day Of January,
q s -tMo gedocA m the afternoon, all the fol-
said writ. that is Is say
stu ! ! ! snaI eehtala tot' pie9s OF parcel Of land
OF liqqs9n. state OF New Jersey
~beglnnlng at point in the westerly side
y Garrsn street Wnere the southerly side
tlanca ssrsel lnteTseeLs the same, ana
= 49, III ~ Nsaterty a. RENT an81ss
sussex street one b,.5ar y Sa at.e1 $3.50 sass f =
sanfbarfv sf - ~ hanaEea lees. 1neHee "
ana nars4,s1 .;sh xssrSa2 : 9usas4 stlees
more ar less tharca ~ ass2s~i, 1S -
Sussex street aforessiJ 49, = ~
the west side ~ WarTs9 straet ssoreseiS
twenty feet more Or less ii the r1ace X Ne
ginning. being twenty feet r,ars or iess vs1da
IN front and one hundred feet deem On each
side
said Frederick Baehmann by the sheriff Of
the County of Hudson. by deed bearing date
August 4, 1890.
WILLIAM HELLER,
Sheriff,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28

The FtlVers1deS retain Their lead IN the
Suburban League. They roll twice at
home tonight which means no change
in the percentage for another week at
least. The Club has been UNI
able as yet to extricate themselves from
the bottom. The record isl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28
AMATEUR HANDBALL.
Plans for the Championship Tourna-
ment Progressfng.

The time for the closing Of entries for
the national hairdball tournament is APP
preaching, and the interest among the
players has increased in proportion. There
is not the least doubt but that the tour
narnent will prove a big success and the
Amateur Athletic Union will be well re-
paid for their part in the arrangement Of
the series, which will be held at the Jer-
sey City Handball Court, No. 228 Mercer
street, beginning at one O'clock on Thurs
day, January Z. Should the entries be
such as to prevent the tournament from
being finished in one day 1t will continue
on Friday and Saturday 1t is expected
that all the clubs will make one or more
entries. The local organization has two
men in training and the local players are
willing TO a that the prizes will be
retained in this city. Mix Egan and Jim
Ffalerty are a pair of skillful players
and will be more than g, match for the
others. Egan is the strongest and 10 like
" to win first prize. There are two oth-
ers. and Flaherty will give the other con-
testants a hard struggle for them. 1t
win be the most important move ever
made in handball, and should bring about
a decided boom in the sport The entries
will close january 4 with C. G. Hughes.
They are open to all bona dde amateurs in
America or Canada.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28
Dated December 3, 1896.
Jersey City New and The Democrat.


sHERIEFss Salem cHANcERY or
Gstwse@ Ths Mutual Life Insurance COM
anderson ct al, defendants
FL ia For Sale Of Mortgaged Premises
Returnable February Term. 1887.
Frederick g. Burnnam. Solicitor.
By virtue of the above stated writ, to me
directed and delivered, I shan sell BY public
yendue, at Real Estate Salesroon, No. Al
M-ontgomery street, Jersey City. ON
THURSDAY, the twenty-iIrst day of Janus
airy, A. ID. 1887,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all The fol-
lowing described land and premises, with the
appurtenances, being the same described in
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels Of
land. situate in the City Of Hoboken, Hudson
The First Lot-Beginning at a point IN the
easterly line Of Jefferson street and distant
about one hundred and hfty-six feet eight and
three-quarter inches northerly from the point
of intersection Of the northeriy line of New
ark street with said easterly line Of jefferson
easteriy line Of Jefferson street twenty-five
feet to a corner, and distant about four hun
point of intersection OF the southerly line Of
First street with the said easterly line Of
jefferson street; thence easterly and parallel
with First street one hundred feet to a cor
ner; thence southerly and parallel with Jef-
ferson street twenty-five feet to A. corner;
course one hundred feet to the easterly line
OF Jefferson street. the point or place of be-
ginning. Said lot being known ana efstin-
guished on a certain map, entitled MAP Of
property situate at Hoboken. Hudson County,
New Jersey. beionging 70 the estate Of John
g coster, Deceased, surveyed and laid out
into lots. November. 1860. by Daniel Even.
and Austin D.. Evan. city surveyors, New
York." on file in the Office sof the Register
OF said County OF Huason,9 as lot ten, block
number eighteen
The Second Lot-Begirning at a point in the
soutiierly line Of First street. said point be-
ing distant twenty-five feet easterly from the
point of Intersection Of the easterIy line Of
First street; thence easterly along said south
eriy line Of First street Twenty-Five feet TO a
corner; thence southnrly parallel with Wadi-:
SON street enc hundred feet 70 a corner;
thence westerly parallel with First street
TWENTY-FIVE feet to a corner: thence Hortherly
and again parallel svitn Madison street one
hundred feet to the southerly line Of First
street. the point or place Of beginning.
Said lot being known and designated on a
certain map. entitled MAP OF eighty-one lots
in the business portion OF the city OF Hobo
ken. and duly fled in tle Office Of the CLERK
fnow Register1 in said County OF Hudson,
June 10. 1879. as lot number twenty-seven.
in block number seventeen.
Being a portion OF the premises conveyed
to the said Frank E. Anderson by Rosetta
Mohn. exeeutrix, &c.. Of Arnold Mohn. de-
ceased, BY deed bearing date October Is.
1890.
WILLIAM HELLER,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-28

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