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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

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STATIONS foot CT West Twentythird street and Des-
,s-rh. Il. Dresses and cor'land Streets c,r,,,a,
Is ten mna aHs sn ,hss Ss sssn below or
SSs p third v s e e. s,sti9H. .,.. p,ro, ca,
'1 Fasi L sl!'.ePis and cleveland
osS a; ~ PENNsYIvANIA ns dsssTSs
For cReso p cssssna To.ao cDeinas
80 2 cG GS.stS A * 5I ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville cvil cincinnatD Indianapolis Chicago
$50 ?. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-rOr Chicago For
=. NJ soS SassTsi sysrER ExrREss-ror
pug, Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Oh
'tS For . ss
W. Ss 4SP 3 E555si Rs:
0s .lnis We, a'i RS ia''gf aE sorTa
~ &c go go Dining Car. osS pn,ns CAP ali PaI T
s1S Dining Caro- 40 nins csrs 80 Dining
sSs m i2o5 night sunday $40 40, 1879 Dining
Prior and Dining cars ;s 40 Dnins car, 40 Dining
III Wv 1isaS go 40 H. 1905
soRFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
TaN SfT o GSns p 20 M as go M and
s6E 3l5 OHIO kALwAGse 30 daily
AT r.sstNag c and 10 M daily a,y pe,Sro.,.. and
Fs Car. 10 eo.s
fs1s a4sSss H.ss2 Park ss.s. s.y
sroys and Point Pleasant rSm West TwsnsyTthiT m
sunday o 20 40 D. nroIn Deseros Sc and
FOR PHIL kDELPHIA.
90 '2o 80, $50 $50. 10 $50 PenDa. Lmitea) '.So
Dining Carr, 1870 Dining Carr. iiAo M i2SV 20
25o $50 40 40 Dining Carr. $50 (Dring carl o.oo
Dining Carr. 7.4O $50 p M. i2o5 night: sundays
60 $50. $50. ego $50 d-imited) 80 1880 Dining
Carr a. 1850 1.50 Dining carr. so. 30 Az (Dino
ing Csr 40 Dining Carr $50 Dining Carr. '''o e'oo
Ticket Offices Nos 46i I1e6 1854 III and 2ei Broad
way; Astor House; West Twentythird Street station.
and stations foot Of Desbrosses and corandt streets
Court Street, $50 Fulton Street 81 brosdway and
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn station Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company VIII call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
20 destination.
Telephone "2I57 Eighteenth street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service. -
J. b. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

futures hrm April IS 5iad May. Sc 5lsd July Be osd
Flour-Si. Louis fancy winter steady, Is Sd Hops a,
London tPacihc COAST firm. "a osaf4 i5s Beef dull
extra India mess COS prime mess. Dos Pork dun pr ne
mess Western. ass Hams-Short cut IA 10 Is 10 nrfn
3ss Cd Bacon hrn Cumberland cut 2s TO 30 10 2s 90
short rib Is 10 20 3Os. long clear mddes. light ~
35 NJ 2ss Cd long clear niddle. heavy % to 20 r.
snort backs 10 Is 10. steady, 2ss %
clear bellies IA to Is shoulders-square II 10 IL
n steady a3s Lard-Prime Western. in tierces d1l,'
o7s American refined in % n pals steady. rs ga
cheese firm finest white and colored 2zs %
Talow city steady 22s Cd Australian IN Lonoon
duI 24s Cottonseed oll-Hull refined, May August.
arm l5s Cd Turpentne-spirits steady. 33s Cd Kosh
--Corrror steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aprl~1s. 4 p. m-Cotton-Spot-Fal de
naand: prices steady; American midding 3.d The
sales 10000 bales OF which 800 were FOR
speculation and export ana included $500 American
Receipts bales including 100 American Futures
ousned steady with moderate demand. and closed quiet
American middling c. April so-e4d buyers April
and May 20-64d buyers: May and June, 20 cd BUY
ers June and July. 3 20-84G3 2ie4d sellers; July ana
August 2G4a3 21-64d sellers; August and septeniber
20 s4d3 2-94d sellers: September and october zofd
sellers: and November le,540S o4d sellers
November December. lg64d sellers: December ana
January 1854 sellers January and February 1910
buyers; February and March . is-e4q3 2oo4d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
Railroaps..
new YORK CENTRAL


81 Az through ram: stop ., Albany. Utica. ssfsss'~
@ Trains leave Grand Central Station as sollovs:
500 A. M.-Dsly except Sundays Tie famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED -
Easiest us.n IN tie World. Due Buna9 ~. ~
. ,ret i. 10 p. NJ Limited to i,s ssa,n. esp.s,sy:
$40 4 MAST NAIL paiiy-For Ru1a'e N'>sArs
1890 a NJ DAY EXPRESS. .,c.p, sunday :, -
100 ' seS ~ gsI'.rs NJ rrN NE ssa
cAGo SPECIAL. psiy-Fcr coiurhns c,ns~-
".So x-rRoY AND ALsAxr spsc1AL sAss"
Gao ?. M@LAK srPi saoRr LIMITED p.Iy:s,sss..S
Train % Chicago via Lake shore. Duf Sis.sscsi
80 A. NJ. drs Chicago 4 20 r. NJ siesp''s
600 p M@wssrrrS Exrrrs. p.uv-vc- N,sssrs
8.25 1-NoRer2Hyw ye E~perss paiiy..rcr Troy.
..ao IN srsss. MogNraSs AND xos-
$50 ME nsrEEsS D, s4yD SOUTHWESTERN
,,.v s,ps1tI: Dsily-Fo. BngsC Ssssi Is,,
DIS ? M-pscrric rrsprrss ' ps,,ysvor os1ss:.
cen, nsrs Eisg.rs Falls c1eyeisne .se,,Ss rn' ros1
1910 n c's yS rxrs vi tsr
every night eScsp, sunday rights saadsS
W,nfvw pr'.fsioN
8iS A. ~ and I.5S p. M.--Daiy. s,ceps sunasH -
Wagner Palace Cars all through 'rai-s
-rr'rs mrr'-q'ef WITH pintsch rigft. -
Tfck.t snf Wagner onieee at crans crnsrs, stsss;
:ss calumhu. Ave 4, Yves, i,sts 81 ,s.s 8, stsi,sn
end fssth a. Station a3s and "a Fulton BE
anA ZOO F-ostwsv. " -. p-ookiyn. 80 49,, x,.s
T..rhcn. 2eo T.,r,y-eisbts s,rse ,cr 80 :, rsa-
eenca "" 0ss'~Nt' rvn-~ss r0rnnarv.
rrNpGF n DANIELS. General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston Arrn Is-Flour quiet receipts q 70 so ~
spring paterts s4nS4 IL. spring bakers g Waso ~
winter patents So soas4 clears and strssnts
81 4OGs4 10 Co-nmeaI steady. s6dssc per bag 81 gig
81 Ok ner Dbl Corn steady: receipts 40 43 bush No 2
~ Nc steamer yellow 4isd44s.c Oats quiet reeep.s
Nlfeed quiet Iran spring $40 winter sie ~ REQ Dog
-four sl7 Is mddnss s5 I9asl! 20 ,. 5u,,er ,aa.
lie Creese hrm Northern l2lsc Western, i2snl2~e.
buffalo April is-spring whest-Ldght inquiry stesdy ,
No / Northern s2Ac Winter wheat unsetted, hAa "
quote No . red offered arrive a. Isc No wnte 90
ht niIiars vii not pay these prices Corn strong 70 =
ysn soa.c. No yellow 46iac No yellow S9l.c;
10 corn 4Oc: No corn. 3asc oats dull out sS soi
M white 33Ac, No white. SIC No = vhl,e % a.,
No mixed zoe. Barey-Nothns doing fancy western 81,
quoted al 5Ofi52c: good to choice, 4sp$eo' N!e->' u
Ssrngs Flour Arm, better demand
Chicago April is-The leading futures rsnse' a. '0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Station. foot q West rd eertisDet, and p''0r0''e'
.r,me West ard Street. Other tgures cortsae, o.
De.S. Uses streets. Daily except scIcsI sunaAy
oala. AZ ~: ,oc AZ n Local for EAsIoy.
y.Ii2sossS Nesa. .nd principal iocsl polnts PSios
And Dining Cars connects for Coa nIsn,n,. .nua
I'll 30 4? 90 Noon "eLA a f. c cdSis In.
iied no sssting capacity Due Buffalo ~ NJ 30
necting With through sleepers 20 Detroit ana 'n-s
Dining Car service III For wILKEs.BABRE,
+3:3S i:YS +. n s ssd hiaisrSsd,.s So!1s:,
"a x,xpN local for MACCH cHCNh.
t.t.20. 3.Sy n ti0csi ETpre-s for EAsroy.
'.X'x0 610PM For Burao sra poinS "e'>
rh,onsh Sleeping Cars 20 Cbicago and Io!9pvo n .,h
iA - 40 500 p NJ Express fo- BSfr A NJ "a
roRnrTj None but Sleeping Car passsngerss Ssrr
-. 30 $40 p. NJ For ITHACA, R9shEsiIn'
BpFFo snd Wet sesgstng ofs % sh1SR locals.
daily except SUNDAY; .,os' ios. 4 ma N ss1P'M
Tcsets and Pullman .eesT,mo'cso oS.,s West II
ss,'Fa't ON Sc Court s. % Broadway and b'ooA'A
Anney s.,loa sf rS call for and check tassass
,,o,n hotel or residence though 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
DELAWARE, lACKAWANNA& WESTERN
WEST SHORE R.R.

rrsira leave yrankiia st. Station. ". J.. - touov~
ana rs ru iatss from foot u w. &c 81: - A..
IxsiS p. ~ CONTINENTAL kIMiIEp; DaT r.iis
cisvsisnd Detroit Chicago snd ST. Louis Arrives r
chiesTo and 81. Louis next Afternoon pnirS Sst.
GAS p g. 80 later foot w xsd So cns.ss sss
ssi.r Buffaio Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
c'ssssnd ply 9or uiica syiscuss Rochester But
fsio Xissssa Falls ard ro,sn,o sv,,,u.. Roche.
Ter Bunalo Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit Glow
land chicago and 81 Loui. p.~..s.
.Ahn, from Hotel or Residence by westco,t ExIrsss
s"sS a iAHBERT. 5e.sssai pAase1ser Agent ". u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

A pvERTIsEMENrs and subssrlpuens fos re Tribune
"a docr north Of 5iss-st until o'clock m; .dvsrtss.
once rates un:ii O'Clock D. m. 25t sth-avs
cor 2sd-st i5e e,h-ave cor i2th-sf Macys. e,s-avs
West east near dthsse: % Ess, i4th-st 81 West
between 7th and ssh $50 East t1th-st i3SS
sd-ave between 10th and nth sta io2s d-cve. near
e1stst: 7os ist-ave nesr seth-st; $50 slave. seas
eSoe sd-svs go East 7sh 81 Lo71 Scsva; Ae63 ed-svA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

pkrcs-opium had fair iooeinf .sie we 'sai s,s
fuiiuS steady. with majority II holders sho""ls
position hold on 10 their stock cuinne ruled STEADY
rh isir lohbug demand Prices were as fol""s opn
ssss s5 O14Qf3 TO- jo5bing 81 i2zgS 10, po"gsls1,
- t9uS % morphine. bulk 81 o.. ounce VA.r e ~
shins y 3Ods1 So. quinine domestic manu- Ut
err. bulk 2s1o|c
l., LoIk AND MEAI>-Tf~ early rise IN wheat sunu
$50 little activity and nrmness IN -four circles bii II
80 'Hst ~ The rpsl break IN grain and closing prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

spo, cotton e.osed quiet with quotations UNCHANGED:
rnicdling upland quoted nd nidSllng Crlf
6S-i6c as compared with ei.c and 6iSc respecively
year ago Total sales % ass bales included 3o5
for export 30 bales TO spinners and 100 bales
spot markets A follows New-Orlean- ouiet ana
steady Il-i6c: Mobile quiet savanna du
sac: Charleston quiet size
quiet Norfolk quiet at sac: Baltimore nominal az
Memphis quiet Sac. St Louis dull at IL Ice.
dull 3-I6c. The follows:
Great Britain. France Continent
Total today ............... $3.50 a75l
Thus far this week 86o2 III 1907
Tbus Gar This season III $50 6dG 1O3 4iGO7a
Recepfs al New Orleans tomorrow Officially
fnlsted to $500 bales against d.e4l bales
last and . 256 bales last wear Tomorow's
receipts Houston estimated al 600 10 TOO bales
arstnsf 5l4 hae~ last week 22l bales last year
Receipts ports and interior points To-Day CON-
pared with same day week and last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

coTToN-Consi1,rable weakness was developed the
cotton market to-day liquidation increased the general
active Reports from the cotton belt a highly
iaVeTaoe character. both regards the weather cond
particularly numerous from Texas but throughout the
cotton belt the crop being rapidly planted and sd
dac ne nrzt call showed decline Of to pOinta. the
new crop positions the weaker. Immediately follow
iag the opening call. however there temporary
Iy 81 point or two started by the German contingent
which has iaiery been watching the market upturns
mere was also buying TO- foreign account. mixed
VIZ se,.ing orders from the same source Later the
telling became quit. general under further
neether accounts and foreign weakness shown by ali
me cables thar followed the opening Prices fell Of
steadily here was net loss Of 10 points
ho9t any support 10 speak o. except that which came
contracts that showed profit The general weakness was
increased oy reports from Southern spot ind
.aHs f-ireatne attitude on the part Of foreign as
SPECULATIVE spirit the price Of being considered
~ ior conh1slt selling for short while the
ne market was finally steady 10 points decline.
t1i II special report issued to-day says that
reduction In this years acreage OF about
per cent Summarizing the situation that
-cieh' farming operations have taken place upon which
uAse a. unalteraoe conclusion as 10 what this
sertsss viii be that The weather has been quite
- so as rue is colo anc that termination Of the
teed IS ereay retarded & result some repant-
g Will be NECESSARY and that finally the start Of plant
NE VIII Re ate and probably unsatisfactory than
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
tesoy sales 10000 bales; speculation and export 500
tses American. 1900 bales receipts 900 bales Amer
can 1000 bales middling upland ard: opened
U-i-g sieaqy. l.e4d advance cosec quiet net IN
slse Fesrusry-Nareh 3issb; April. 3 9ob: April May
ss o M sa as JuEs-Juy 2oss Jqly-Au-
tober pos October November isl1s November De
osmoeF, Sles. Administrations quiet but steady:
osy follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
Receipts Of hay and straw at N.wYork for week end

Exports OF hay for week. IT 80 haIes - -,
Destination: London. 4 e5o bales; Liverpool sst MAJ
chester fis0; Cubs. 4sTT: barbados 1853 Jamaica %
San Domingo. 10: Trinidad g. Venezuela. 10.
MILK AND cREAM-The daily average receipts o.,
milk and cream at different railroad distributing
points and the city for the week have been as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
rrrpoprAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April IS 3;ss p. m.--Erehanse--whsss.
s,nt arm No rcd Northern Duluth. ds "a Corn--Spct
steady American mixed new. Is Sad do old 9seSa;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
BALTIMORE r. OHIO r. r

sCErnrrr IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 90 1898
Leave New-YOrk wh.sehsit Terminal South fe''' '''
'"' " -' spsly tfxcept Sunday. SUNDAYS.
CHICAGO .4so A. n from Liberty stree, orly). u
o. M ard sl2 IS night -.
' TNggr%v.TT ST Inr-re .ns :. ~ 's@ .. m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
wAsHiNGToN. BALTIMORE t7s '2;SS p = :;
fRoyai Limited Exclusive Pullman Trsin1 49,. 80
ipiner). 1855 p. and 1910 night NORFOLK fi~'s
All trains illunina.ed vtth plntsch Light, ..
Ofr-ss: fi3 iT2 2m l34 1894 B'wav y Union "a.
W fo7 Bowery " T. $40 Flfton-st. $50 Grahar-sve.
Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked IRON
hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

NAVAL STORES.

Business in spirits turpsntIne practically a.
s:andstrl to-day buyers holding on In view OF sgnuy
lower Southern markets Rosn, however, was quite
active particularly In the medium grades and prices
held about steady. excepting some slight declines Tar
toierably steady 70 values with fair
INQUIRY Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulsrs 81 IS: oil. bbls. 81 u
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-+3is944c.
ROsTN-rommon good STRAPPED. 81 20 r. 81 90 p
81 90. g. 81 dsdkl 655s II 81 Is; 81 SnS So H. q
STOCK.
hosln
spirits trrpentne VI,
Charleston. April 1s-Turpen,ine Arm. se'sc. Rosn
firm unchanged. .o,,
Wilmington Anr fs-Spirs tu-pertine steady at 80 2
T4r: receipts 70 bbla Rosn firm PIC ard u receipts
1872 bbls Crude turpenne quiet 81 ~ and 81 70 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

Eio; Coffee market quiet; No Rio $3.50: exchange.
"a Receipts, 1000 bags 1.-TWO days.: cleared for the
United states Oo bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags
stock. 900 bags
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneuna,ic stgnsiA
and South Ferry Whitehall 81
Leaving time from South Ferry foot Nhitehan otl -
nve minutes earlier than that given below for losry -
except when noted
Trains leave foot Liberty 81.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Aauch Cnuns -
400 I1h n:io a. ~ o. 81. 70 Ea.tonl 20 H;sS
A. N. 30 p NJ sundsys $50 a N a..
For Realms and Harrisburg at 400 't:3o. Ia .s:H
nooo II 80 % Readnx A. n. 80 40 200. ~
1890 70 Beading, p. ~. i2:l5 nifht sardsys, 60
q go 70 Rsadins) A. NJ 100 $50 $50 500 =. Ne
I2is night o.
For sSnbu,y Lsissurs ara wIismspS,s g. sa,s.ss
ALL Rail route.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. -.
For Red Bank Long Branch: Asbury Pars. 49, ss1S
Grove and points south Polnt Pleasant. st;so 90?
only to Sea GlrO. $50 105 onlv TO Red Bank, ll.ss
.1i5. 40 SIS p NJ SUNDAY. s.,op. q In,.rsxsn ses
Fer A!.nse .Hes and. ..:so. $50. u;;so 4 NJ LIS.
For LXKEWOoD.
$50 .,o $40 iois A. ~. las $40 $40 r NJ '"'-
For Lskshur,, -. $50 1871, a. NJ. i:ss. sAo 80
For Toms River and Bsrnerst, :. So $50 A. ~. i;sss
$40 p. N. Sundays sIG:15 A. NJ. =.
For Atlantic City vnsland am Bridseton. '<3o y.
For MOnmo.,h Peach; sssb.rss s,a H.sl'ss' e
Sundays. 800 A. w.. go ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
Git Gotels.
TE1[E ORLEANS
sw. CORNER COLUMBUS AVE. AND soTH ST.

Opposite Manhattan PARK.
A new and absolutely nreproof FAMILY APARTMENT
HOTEL the modern construction combining every
convenience conducive comfort Of tenants with alb
solue safety Apartments consist OF two TO hve rooms
with bathroom refrigerator (cod-sorage SYSTEM run
ming ice water telephone Ample closet room Tn
der management Of A. w Eager (also Manager Of The
Schuyler 5o-6l wes, 45th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

Foreign Coffee Msrkets-Santos: Coffee merke, steady
Good Santos 1900. Receipts 5000 bags 1.-TWO
,ANs). stock. 1856 600 bag Hamburg: Coffee market
opened partly !. pfg higher at 23o net unchanged
3. pig decline Sales 1900 bags Havre: Coffee
ket opened steady. iqlz franc lower; II m.
changed. al D. partly !. franc higher; closed net
unchanged lower. Total sales 5000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
Pom foot q. .4se-ty ST.
Week 1900. III 30 Dining carr A. Ne
100 80 q 90 Royal Blue Limited. $50 Dnlns C,,n1
600 p NJ, 1918 mdt. sundays. .fto. 900. u
Dining Can M 30 so Royal Biae Limited, !" =,
Philadelphia week DAYS 7.45 900 4. n. 80 100 ~.
go. 300 p ~ Sundays. zoo A NJ, 800 I. n
whitehall ST. ia ~ 2ei ~ ei+ 2st ~ a, sro &C
c73 25th ST. 251 collmJvs Az New YORK Gont
ST. 344 SEQ Fulton 81. BROOKLYN; es Brosdwsy. WI
am,hurv The " " Transfer "a VIII cal Tor ana ehecu
barrare from hotels or residences 10 destination.
srror liberty 81. only.
from South Ferry a. Is P.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-05

TO MARTHA MONTGOMERY, WIDOW
of John S. Montgomery, Sr. Ann Eliza
beth Williams, Frederick Williams, her
husband. Charlotte A. Hoyt, edwin
Hoyt, her husband; William S. Mont
gomery, Morrie Montgomery. his wife;
Rosina NJ. Clifford. George Clifford, her
husband; Fanny Updyke and David Up
dyke, her husband
You are hereby notified that al a pub
lie sale made by the City Collector OF
Jersey. city, on the 18th day Of April,
City purchased for the sum of one hun-
dred and ninety-four dollars and fifteen
cents ALL the land and real estate sit
uate in jersey City, IN the County Of
Hudson and State Of New Jersey. 'front.'
ing on Sherman avenue, which is laid
and designated as lot $50, in block
number lsS. upon an as-sessnsnf map an
nexed to "a report number 102 made by
the commissioners OF Adjustment" APP
pointed in and for said City by the Cir
cult 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 10Th day of No
vember, 1895, said report and map n
said sale being made pursuant to the pro-
visions of an act of the Legislature Of
New Jersey, passed March Both, 1886, en-
titled
"An Act concerning the settlement and
collection of a~rrearages of unpaid taxes,
assessments and water rates or water
rents in cities Of this State and inn
posing and levying q tax, assessment
anu kIGft III 1lCQ I'm 1tAotCtto IL CAA4t
arrearages, and to enforce 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 eStat shall be re-
deemed, as provided in said acts, before
the expiration of six months from and
after the service hereof, a deed for the
Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City, the
fee simple of said land and real estate
according to the provisions of the said
Dated Jersey city, N. j., August 18th.
The MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF
E. HOGS.
Attest NJ. ]. o'DoNNELLs
City Clerk.
fsale No. 7494.l
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-05
zETTlER TOURNEY ENDS.
Riaemen Competed for Two Days at
Schuerzen Park.

The two days tournament of the Zet-
tier Rifle Club was brought to a close
Saturday. at Greenville schuetzen Park.
The event of the tournament was the ring
target. Louis Buss, a young shot of rare
ability won out here after IN exciting
competition. The summaries
Target of Honor-H. HoIger, II; NJ.
Dorrler, S.; G.. Schicht, 66; W. Hayes. &C;
o. C. Boyce, 65; L. Martin, So; r. c. Ross.
81; ]. Bodenstab. COG. W Plaisted. co.
L. Flaeh, 50; ]. Schmidt, 60; q. Joiner.
60.
Woman's Target Of Honor-Mrs. De
Grosch. 81; Miss x. Zimmerman, g; Miss
Wegeman, g.; Mrs. H. c. zettler. 81; Miss
NJ. zimmerman, 81; Miss Lena Ken
nedy. 50.
Ring Target-Louis Buss. 75-71-7o. ZIG;
M. Dorrler. 73-n-71. 214; #. Tolges,
72-72-70, IA; L. P. Hansen, HE71-T0, 2l2;
F. G. Ross. 71-71-69. William Hayes,
z-71-69. I'll. r. Busse, T-7o-70; 211;
Gus Zimmerman. 72-69. 141; B zettler,
7l-6s. 1879: IA. N. Pope, z0-69, 1879.
Premiums-L. Buss, 32S; NJ. porrier, 35S;
eenrge zimmerman. "a; II. Roster. 40; J.
Rergerow. IL: r. Zeft1er. ~; J. Ballard.
a: Melshic. 5ss M. Dorrler, 1879; Oberst,
49,; f. C. Helms. 46: Ross, IS, Hodges a;
Schiecht. 81: Flack, 55hs HAYES. %; H.
Muller, So; Gus zimmerman, o9; Lyon, 6ii
Premium+Gu zimmerman. IS: NJ.
porrler, SO; 3. zettler, 81; schlecht, so;
Hicks. %.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-05
MARKSMEN AT SEA GRIT.
Rifle Tournament in New Jersey
State Meet Opens Favorably.

The New Jersey State Rife Association
opened its eight annual meeting yester-
day at Sea Grit under favorable condi-
tions. There was but little actual COM
petition as most of the day was taken up
in private work.
The States already represented are New
York. New Jersey, Georgia, District of
Columbia and Pennsylvania. New Hamp-
shire. Vermont may also be represented.
The Seventy-frst of New York has only
W men entered, Captain Alex. Williams
of Company I n Sergeant George II.
Doyle of Company H. They viii compete
in all the individual matches. Squadron
A Of New York is represented by Lieut..
R H, sayre, sergeants H, Barnard and
A. Wendt. Artificerg Z. NJ. Thfery and
J. 0. Nichols and Private Fl. NJ, Cow
~perthwaite. The Seventh Regiment is
represented by four men.
Lieut.. f. c. Wilson Of the First Batta-
lion. Georgia Volunteers, spent several
hours on the 50o-yard range, competing
in the New Jersey State Rifle Association
Trophy. He made four strings Of "a
each. T~hirty-ive is the limit. Wilson
won the Wimbledon Cup match in 1897. NJ.
Doveler Of this city leads in the schuet-
zen match with 81, 81 and Ga to his credit.
The best score yesterday was made by
Sergeant Brown of the Governors Horse
Guards of Georgia. He scored Al out Of
"a possible 50. Priyates Whitaker and
Dickey Of the District of Columbia team,
finished on the 500 yard range with As
each. The team, which comprises thir-
ty-two men, is in charge of Captain
Young. New Jersey is shooting fairly
well. Or. w. G.. Hudson, of the Fourth
Regiment, made A out of a possible 50,
and Private vanau had Al to his credit
at the end of the days shooting. Colonel
Reed Of Trenton and Bugler AfcGrann. Of
Jersey City. were congratulated for
making a and 43 respectively.
Some Of the scores made by the Geor-
gians on the 900 yard range were:-L. j.
Daniels. Al; q. S. Richmond and Private
H. E. Uric, 45 each; ". G. Harrison. A;
Private r.. G. A. Mercer and Sergeant P.
z. ~Constandene, 4S, and Private Z. G.
Philpot. AZ.
Colonel Smith, with a view to melting
the members OF Captain S~pringsted's
team which is competing for two regi-
mental trophies. to better efforts. has an
nounced that he Will give the team $3.50
10 be equally divided should they sue
coed in capturing the prize. The team
has already won three times in success
sion.