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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-13
EYANDRIA VA SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 13. 1901
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
$ w A N Bros
Alexandria and Washington.
Hot Weather WearableS for Ladies,
Men, Boys and Children.

Ladies' Good Quality Ribbed Vests.
5, 10, 12h, is, 25, and SOC each.
Ladies' well made Summer very comfortable
25, SOC and ST 90 pair.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns,
so, Is, SOC and ST 90 each
Ladies' Muslin Drawers,
25, 80, so, 65 and SOC pair.
Ladies' Muslin Underskirts
so, rs, SOC, 81, 90, 81. 80 and So. % each.
Ladies' Muslin
10, l2h 25, 35, 40 and SOC each.
Ladies' Muslin Chemise
25, 35 so, 75c and ST 90 each.
Ladies' Cool Lawn Wmppgs
White and Grey Silk Gloves,
Is and SOC pair.
Peautiful Light and DARK Lawns.
SO, u, 10, l2h, Is, Is and 25c yard.
Ladies' Shirt Waists reduced from 50 and 75c
SOC each.
Good Quality Grass Linen
5, 10, l2h, Is, 20 and 25c yard.
Iemstitched Madras very fine quality,
l5c yard.
White Striped Dimity,
TO- l2h and l5c yard.
White Lawns, 40 inches wle
s, 10, 12h and l5c yard.
I.,o a;oT Tonp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Sin teuaiidtr Hasrift.

tin NuerriI pu pc nculih oui e
IS. Collier DON "nfro'ee, Soma. ae.
mab,, Der lih baia mtat frm,eien hGttr,
er fam pon ieinen q ercu. Setu Jtns=
Ten purbe 10 labm. bob E, lih midi III
biiden uermodte Dbne arpRsu Shmei,.
nod in einem Stubl iisen %tonnte, phre
rab er nit 8ihen seftiiet murbe. &ein
Witiel boil ibm biz er electric %,t
tiers uetlud;e, weldes cine lolh nun.
berpole aenocruns upi,ftc. baB Ell
ibreibt, er tible nie Elm neusr Wann.
Diele munberpoGe WebiSin beilt &lf=
fenmeb uno Nis,enleiben, reinist bag
elut unb baui, Care G'elunbbeit auf.
Sur SO Gents in W. s. 9ubn's Ipos
|tbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Sunse. ,,itteIalte ,.up aIte

9ericner, oeads an trantem nsfr o.i5pdG.em
.SEFanes hrs asrpers oSsr geiit,s inisIee gsruodId5li=
suH9 Der GsiunsbeitsrseeIn orer Ibcrkor.er srts,t lei.
Ten, prlbe aerpos, mnoe, persaetuo, iapatiuuis,
r1srlteni2eu Ine, irl&udeu. in SerGsh.o.rn II % in eer
STNtt Shmtr3 empfinSeu. GHe gerionen, neite hieie
SpnisioHe babes, ioaten bisieu a~r,tipio1 csHiuItireu.
erhat GnuIsnoe sebeiIt, peide in BAN ss'er StapieH
IND altasaeSe. waren. 9%leidbuIeI, wez-s ~ptrieblte. 1er=
'aIli te Consultation ut IN poreeidr;t,sneu S3uer roth-
ptnoia. Seearalpre bird 9prresp sseu.r; oo,r gur >.
sisoiS ,nsR; taun EiAI beileu.
S~erbacHgeH &rantbeiter. 3i.le S6ac ernisr
Rrantbeit w.roen beim Seibenosnr aidt sussriuuoen,
Dsihe in %rettebrter SSeiie be onbeLsrniro. Die sroster
Sp1ilnSst uro bic aHgsnshnrtn Trsueen tes Sebsns
eEra Sraathstt scritert perbsn. I'D, ARtsnudunq hes
ltrrne na ENne srnne Srautbsit te,stitsat psrssn, btpsr
ennre Stiden pprtrstcn.
@nnSsrbare Sell stu psssosen In ais
sel 'sdutn, Die zsrnahlGiist posr psrtsbrt bebanielt
Duroen. Refine Grperimente oo.- seerithlAnaen. Refine
unhetibGrsns SGue anaenpmmen. Nenn guer 5oH nus
eetlsar ~. 10 psrest ihr fret bic 8abrtet k6ren unS es
mot we7ntn. Suer Selo su Spo-era Tauitnbe eeheiIi.
nahn'rA re, ban Soce perfou IN, eaisesebsn nurs,a.
Ssrloner, Utiebf ron SeiuS atr;. sir suirttsenheneno BE-.
panhslspcroen, snb sidt eriu6; y pprsuisrr6en. geesis
5uTsH aRr.Gnot sns5 trgeno stre-tGtiIe ssIgseIt. GcniuItes
ttpr Est una psrtraulid. Stad tet ben Sein6stea.
ssenn Sb- at9t poriprrGen f6nsi, idrribt nm zines sas
t'"ssStt- deGgFs: =. o n
1907 SbiaerzS beatsreSs.hdase Gbicaa,. a,
S7 scstou = ~. gSsRsapslis, ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
ReftgHTrt.
Sn ben @runb aerGnnt.

Wd15tngtDH, Il. Sft.
Ser Maior Sobn 9. 9arlop, Mits
glteb Der 8unbes : gipilbienIt Com,
miffion, fat benz Yrdiioentsn feline 3es
fisnation unterbreitet, unb pirb feline
friibere Stele i'm ct. Coulter Boftamt
fpieber erbaltem. Ser Prdfbent bat bic
pufante Stsne an Der Gommii1ion
Serrn Willidm Oublap 5oulte anses
trnaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
WIlerIe.t.
Wi6ita, 8os., 81. Sft.

Wihita, Sos, q. Sft.
Der ,%ntiprunssne Strafsefansens
!. Spfepb papit lieB bura einen 5reunt
feinen aufentbalt tn 9utdinfon ben
8ebDrben perratben, samtt feline notbs
Ieibenbe Jamilie bic auf fame Gr=
ereifuns auseefebte 8elObnane bon
$50 erbalte.
albanp,, g. D., 81. oft.
Der Stats : GecretGr Set bat benz
@uperirtenbenten oes @taats : 3uGtz
Aaufes mitgetbetlt. baB er IS nidt fir
nptbtpenbig finSst, einen gertreter Ger
Bunbes : 3esierung au Der 9i1rSha
lung bes YrGToenten : Mirbers Gsol.
sosa gu fenben.
philadelphia, Pa.. 81. Sft.
Nabbem er flint Sabre lang ei
Suftisflii9tlfng gepefen mar, wur I.
Senrp S. Smitb bier perbafteS. Der
friiber 9rdiibent Der .Sruft ann
Sapins Deppiit Company" in Cans
bale, 3d.. mar. Gs foirb linn CUR 9aT;
geleet, @elber iener 9eieli9aFt 5uri
8etrase BON $4,000 unteridlasen su
baben. Sir feline 9erbaftur9 1T cine
3stehnxua BON $500 ausseiebt.
SeNIi9teiten i'm Deiz
Ben Saue perben ned elmer
8eftimmung bes Brdiibenten Hpoiez
belt Dor benz offisiellen Neuiabrsz
empfans ntdt a~bsebalten perben. Rah
Neuiabr pirb aber 4nes pieber feinen
setpobnten 8erlauf nebmen.
Sebmaf4inen finb in Seutf6s
Lamb our 3eit 532 i'm @ebraud, 1923
Gtnotpps unb 200 SpposrapbzMa5d is
men. Die 3abl Der baran bef6Gftiatsn
@eber betrdst SIG. Sn Solse Der Gin<
tubrung Der Sebmof9inen finb GAL
Seber entlafen tporben.
Seut4e g cullen m
u usIanbe erbaIten bon Der belltz
f4en &egierung our 3ett einen 3ufduB.
bon $4,000 idbrli9. Die Grridtung
folder S4uIen lit lebisIi9 Der Snitiaz
THE Der Oeutfden i'm Muslanbe ibers
lafIen. Die Resieruns iiebt ibre Mufs
sobe nur sarin. belfenb einausreifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

sriHtsr hes .Gbarita S.aItb Suititu.e-, autbor Don
Jopuiareu mseictntid.n @erten. "Health, How 10
Retain if'; Nervous Debility, Its Cause ana
Jure": plain Talks to "Wenan's Guide Tn
gealth and Beauty; "Electr.eey and Vital
Eorce', etc.
Gieisr bebsuisnbe, ~.rfobrsns SpssisItit 1T in ben aan.
ssu @ereiniatsn S!aateu gut nno ;a fetE N Gortii
bdaUut pt9en ber pieleu punoerborear 5e;luneeH EsI
esyraii5en, ~nsrp6itn unb ipesisusn 9sibeR, l02ie b,
Hussu= ure Obrsutrantheiteu pelte b.7 saHit onOertr
asrste unb Spesioliiten seipottet battsn. Sbm itsbt gu.
Ssite cine eroBe aHSabl tn9tieer, sei6;9ter sCris UNI
~friabrntr SpeSielitten, beren GriobruR9su, ps!de ne in
Zen er6bereu Seipitd!sru guropos uue Arezitas seiausz
mst!' aaben, es shHen ermo9ltdt, perboraeEe uno 6rout=
iAs RranthtiteH nit grioIs gu bsilsn. sSitre loagtdb.ts.
griatruns. ihr nlsrtDlroisss geidt6 urb iar uauntsr
~brceIener Griola s'sbt tbnen etnen A1iiarza onI oo;
.Sutrcusu Der StiSenben on alien OrteE~ Sn ieben Saus
w,rb cine e5rii5s gu not ausseipro6en. 81 btr fcG
u~Iteilbar, 10 9fShrt Der Seibeuoe offeH be e1brteii.
Die Siices iius ausseriiitet nit piiieai1oi!tideu Sns
itrurt:Iteu. rpslde nber 5000 setoitet baden GorunItr
1T etu X>Strahsea>A pparot, nit beiier ZGiL BIZ Ianer=
TER LsiS. ..stsriIAt nsrssn t.n.e..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

perf@seneHt Ydna9tere purben erpeu
lid perleBt. Bon aipei 2anbftreidsrn
ioelde iit auf benz giiterause befun
ben batten, tpurbe Der cine getObte
nnb Der anbere f9tper pertpunbet.
Ser 3uiammenitob purbe baburd
psranlabt, baB Der 3us go. 81 bre
nnb cine babe Stunbe 8sripdtun!
battle. unb Der giitersus. Obne oefer
ginfabrt %abauparten, ben Hangir.
babnbof 9e Soto perlieb.
Inter ben 0erlebten befinben lid
bic nadsenannten poitclerfs. fpeldI
mittelit Sonoer5uses mad ct. 2oui:
sebra9t purben:
Robert Irnben, 6. s. Carroll, R
S. Sadfon unb 90. g. Safe, fopie bel
8epGdmeiiter 8. g. Geiti6.
Q on ben pbiIippinen.
darlington, 81. Stt.
Sin bonn General g6dffee i'm
Rriegsamt einsetroffenes 8abelsramn
meloet bic Namm Der Soibaten bi,
in benz am lebten MittnoG auf bel
Sniel Samdr itattgefunbenen 9efe9i
mt 8olomdnnrn setObtet ober bertpun,
bet purben.
9etObtet fpurbem:
George Sea6ant, Wiliam $. Hit,
die, Gbparb s. gurns, Carl M.
SobnIon, Wiaiam Coffin, Sad Ylepb.
lis, Charlie 8iliorl, SrpiQe 3. Sroms
goole.
Yin ben erlittenen Wunben Harlem:
Grfter Sergeant, Wiutam +. 8orms
fep, So6n .. Selep.
8ertpunbet purben:
Martin g. 2pons, 2une. i6lper;
Robert 8. Sampton, f6per; Sad so,
Ruhea, i9tper; 5enrp Stisrle, 56per;
eugene 9epitt, i9per; sSrant SEC
Ganoretp, lei9t; Muiifus Charles 80
Bud, lei6t.
4le Insefibrten sebDrer Der goms
pusnie e." bes 9. Gegimsrts an.
Degsn r9mdbte 2iebe,
glepslanb, g., q. Stt.
Die 2~1=idbriee Maraaret Se Sol
Lamb purbe bsute in ibrem go. 1873
9amiltOn Strabe befinblian Soft
bauie bon benz 35 Sabre alien 8erne
&ogcrs, pobnbaft go. 1852 Scopius
Nbenue, eri9oKen. Nadbem 8pgerz
brei SdiiFe auf iein Opfer absefeueri
bate, iaate er ii9 felbft eirp &ussl
bur4 BEN &opf. gr pirb tpabri9eins
li9 iterben. Gs beibt, baB SRI. Ss
9puanb fi9 tpeigerte, 3ogers gu BET
ratben unb bab bies ben 9runbfiir bic
Shat biTbete.
Stretferfreunb beitruft.
Snbianapplis, Snb. 81. SIT.
Nd8 etuem ldnger als brei Sage
pdbrenben Bro5eb nurbe gbparb 6.
8eiette bon Der G1icaeoer Sppogra>
pben Union go. 16 i'm 8unbesgeri9t
sa einer 8eGbbuBe bon $3.50 berurz
tbeilt. 8efette bate einen bot benz
Hi9ter 8ufer sesen bic Streiter Der
90. g.. Gonfep So. in SammonD'erfaiz
lener gin6altsbefebI perlebt. Ser
8i9ter ging in ieinem grfenntniB bon
Der Mnifbf aus, baB 8eIette Elm 60
Gpnipirdtor Der Streifer lei anb als
FOLDER ben ginbaltsbefebl periebte.
gnoe Der Srauer
Wafbinston, 81. DIT.
Wtit Witternadt enbete ole oft,
sieue S%ruueraeit INN Ben ermorbeten
Rrdiibenten Rc&inlen.
Gin untereebont
Tep gort, 81. Stt.
Sn g1t5abetbport nurbe beute bas
1lnterfeeboDt rSbarf" erfolsrei9 BON
Stapel eelaNen. Oas Boot tpurbe BON
Der !Splanb Sorpebo Boat gompant
eebaut. Sas 5abraeus 1T 63 SUB unt
4 3o1r lang unb bat cine Waferper'
brGi,eung BON 12O Sonnen. MlsSrieba
fraft nirb @aiolin unbgletriSttGt be-
niikk:.
@shei ipppfl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
8 b.
Spuifpn, Ser, 2H. Stt

Sn benz ca~1a1ti3>a -D.itr -. 2
1ins !9cSIe, ctne5 be- eriter Ok. :.
Staot. brGG hcuts T,Ub III n
aus Do5 aisrItOtise GeG5uS. a1sa
fait ELI babes Qauiergepisrt Gin.
5lemmen berbreiteten ii9 raj.a
snafa. biz GGite suttainsu inpen,. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Das erite Mpnument, tpeld1es al
Ghysa Der i'm observation-disclosures ae'
falsnen ar'eger i'm 9allep gorge er.
r;3.ct nprben lit, tpuroe beute pom ber
,S06tern Der giepolution" sntbunt.
0as 0enfmal 1T elm 80 Sup bobe,
@raaitblpG. ns,dsr eic Snl6rifi
trGst:
Den GrIoaten rer Irmee WaIf,
irotpn's bic i'm Gallep Tprse i9iiefsn
1777 = 11?S".
ptr Hrieunnalirirntl1.
2eutnant: .Sef.ern @erlotuns
riidsdnsis semadt. Grbortel s:itprs
kAnt"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Trsgt die die Orte, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft IA
s; s. &MMzZw
GifenbabnunaIId

ct. 2ouis, Wo.. 81, Sft.
Muf ben @eleiien Der SronMountain
Babn in Der NGbe bon De Soto, Wfo.,
ftieB seitern Nbenb nm II lIbr Der
norbli9 fabrenbe pafagier3us SO. "a
nit benz @iiter5us go. 70 suiummen.
Nsr QotDmotipfiihrer @aan une
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Settuu8en, TOO anoere sxfoi3!os
tDorett.

Srontbeit.n Der aussu aEh O9reu /:
granuIiereuOe &aseHlioer, Stqar, fEissnse Aussr
obne Stmer3 xao geiabr serabe eeir5., GrbIineuna
D~sr5izSsst, Iaufsuae SbreH. Guubbett.A Srautb.is
I. nrssr &c q 9 unS hes 8 oIies: adtcr-5, Scoubi-
tie, git5ma. 2eiben bes R oasIs uuo hsT
9ebs-: 1pspspEe, unusrpouIiGtsit SiIiafiat. SsIas
iudt. 9tereRz nnb Slaien ~eeidDerbtn Z.
Scruafr, grs9bt'5e Nterentrantbeit LEerTeutsr LII Il
uiro. SIutz Sns 8 auttraut Zeitra: Stros
tdn, gusidIus. sIee.n. WeuttsrnaIs, lssr!.aiS sc ooars-
gutfesaunasu hss gef9ts, ge3sma, geier'hrs u'ro
terreuIetSeu gpitepfte. 5rfsrie. sabmuna.
IcrseI on 9e5snstrait, Rbeumat.smus. acaraigie,
SergtGrunssn, Serstippien. SdwinedniD SsDaais
uuS RrsbsatI9p1Ie psroen fdmerslo snad9 .iner r Heu
Wetheee eebsiIt- Sdmorrhoioen sno fcas Srantfetten
hes Ma i,barmss. 8 ra u n Rronte &c teu:Esmtrs
hattie gsritiebHussn uub Seritsuuuesn Ger N:gdre.
ipermGsia.r yirnatsHuB. RerusftGt,. 9GIade. AiD.
Nlooerne &shoupSauesUeiie, bic f4 clgeEsin as ss
iolartia erwieis1 bat. Refine uuan9e1thuIfH unierln.
tunaen. & inc Oams. OBJ psrbeirote. posr nrtt. braut:
,r 16aerr. entpe6er aueiu ober nit etner 'rrunetr irs
SslprsAIng su tounsn. 9ouiulatioRes sst'E hFh ~
Sert-auru. Sd; sseitaIturaen, Slumpta5, atnGa.ct5ts
arnssr. arnpt. manseIbaite gnlpi6dnrg tTs,.a -
S-sans. aietue urb i4wade Ssi!s afresr o.ESsss II
,tan o.HtgFt;of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Ser Marquis BON polisnac 1T in
Morbiban i'm Otter BON 49 Sabrerl ete
ner Serstrantbeit erleseu. an Der er lett
2 Sabren selitten bat.
Sn be, ruifiden aapene BON 8iars
rib permGblte fi9 Der rufili9s Tirst
BariatinstD nit Der 5iiritin Gatbariz
no Suriefpsfaia, Der Godter Der Jirs
tin Doloorudi. nit pelher @leranber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
@eheimn iRppll.
MNftpaufee, Wis., p. Sft..

Nfltpaufee, Wis.s .21. Off,
sssm Milpaufee 2iper ertranf beate
frifb unter nerbddtisen u%mftGnben Elm
Mann, in benz man Willtam Wiens6e,
ben Collector bes 9runbetgentbumsz
tanplers G. 9. Willer. iE Racine. per-
tfuthpt
The Jersey City news., 1901-07-29


arated by less than five yards, inches sep
aratlng the FIRST five. Edward Forest, oi
the Kings County Wheeimen, finished
FIRST. with Edwards second and Bcdel
third.
The time, ] hour and 80 seconds. Is 9
new record for amateurs, beating the ole
figures for the distance by nearly three
minutes. In the two-mile professional
handicap the back mark men could not
agree to pace each other, and as a result
they never caught up with the punch-
Summarizes
Quarter-mile movice)-Won by Henry
Glockman. Irvington; ]. Compte, Orange,
second; Frank Wolfe. New York. third.
Time, 0:33 4-5.
Two-mile professional (handicap)-Won
by Jack Coburn, Newark (2l0 YARDS
Franz Krebs, Indianapolis QS0 yards)
second; H. e. Bleeker, Brooklyn Csc
yards), third: R. M. Alexander, Hartford
1SO yards), fourth; Albert Query, Newark
Gao yards). fifth Time, 4:Os 2-5.
Five-mile motor paced race between
John King, Newark and Benjamin Mon
roe, Mobile-First heat won by Monroe.
Time, 7.55 2-5. Second heat and race won
by Monroe. Time, 1927 new record.
Twenty-Five mile unpaced race (ama-
teur)-Won by Edward Forest. Kings
County Wheelmen; Henry Edwards,
Brockton, second; Menus Bedell, Kings
County Wheelmen, third; Teddy Billing
ton, Vailsburg, fourth; w. L. Losee,
Brooklyn, fifth. Time. 1::00:S9 new
record)
Harry Elkes was most decisively beaten
Saturday at the Manhattan Beach track
by Bob Walthour, in the fifty mile paced
race, in which they two were the most
prominent contestants of the four entered
The others were Jimmy Moran and Har-
ry Ross. Moran was sad worry TO
Elkes for long time, and the Glen Falls
flyer used himself up so badly in trying
to rid himself of Moran that when he
needed speed to shake off the ever stick
ing Walthour he was not there with the
good. Elkes was in such bad shape in
the fortieth mile that he could not con-
tinue the killing pace. He was passed by
Ross and finished third with Moran a
close fourth. The finish was a hot one.
Elkes was almost carried from the track
at the close of the race. He waS sad
sight IN his state of exhaustion. The other
events on the card were very interesting
and well contested,
The Jersey City news., 1901-07-29
CRICKET MATCHES


The Knickerbocker A. c. had an easy
victory over the Manhattans Saturday at
Prospect Park, where the champions won
by 1856 runs and four wickets to spare.
The visitors had rather uncomfortable
five minutes, three of their best batsmen
being dismissed for two runs, but then
+. w. T. Stiles and J. Forbes showed
good cricket at critical time and after
ward played themselves in until the
former wound up with Ga not out to his
credit and the latter with 3S. C. H E..
Griffith also played good inning of 2S
not out.
The Brooklyn Cricket Club, leader in
the race for championship of New York,
had an unlocked for exciting game yes
terday at Prospect Park, the Nelson
Lodge team being its opponent. The score
was 95 to "a in favor of the Brooklyns.
According to one score book this result
was reversed and it was said by the Nell
son Lodge men that they really won the
game by a single run. The bowling
analysis, however, appeared to bear out
the result in favor of Brooklyn. J. H.
Tattersall and A. E. Smith made re-
markably fine stand for Nelson Lodge,
but their efforts were poorly supported
by the rest of the team, with the excep-
ton of ]. e. Roberts. S. 8. Standfasr
and C. A. Worm had a lively partnership
for BrOOklyn.
The Jersey City news., 1901-07-29
NEW xoRK.

10 JULIA Is. SEYMOUR. WIDOW: ROBERT
Lundy. Jacob Ulrich. Jr.. Carrie Ulrich. his
Gustav Ulrich. rene Ulrich. his wife; VIII
liam Ulrich Sadie Ulrich. his wife; Emma
Park. Robert y. Park. her husband; Mary
You are hereby notified that at public salo
made by the City Collector of Jersey City. on
the 18th day of october. 1892, the Mayor and
sum of eighty-seven dollars ALL the land and
real estate situate in Jersey City, in the County
of Hudson and State Of New Jersey fronting Ing
designated as lot 22 in block number l.0Io ~:
upon assessment map annexed to report
number q made Dy the nS fnr sod cty t
by the Circuit Court of the County Of Hudson.
certified copy Of which report and map was
Jersey City on the 18th day Of July. 1881 said
report and map and said sale being mace puI-
suant to the provisions of an act OF Tue Le@gas- @
iature of New Jersey. passed March suth. 1885,
"An Act concerning the settlement and col
lection OF arrearages OF unpaid pa sases rsat. aS
in cities of this State. and imposing ana
levying a tax. assessment and lien IN neu
force the payment thereof, and to provide
for The sale Of lands subjected to future
taxation and assessment"
And the several suDpl lcmerte thereto.
And you are rurrD<r notified that you appear
to have an estate nr interest in said land and
real estate, and unlvss the said land and real
and after the service hereof. deed fe- the
snd same Aldermen Of Jersey City. the fee simple
of said land and real estate according to the
provisions Of the said act. -,
The Hem MAYOR SY.5f AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
oi' E. Hoos:
'ssa'' Atse.t.- MI oDossS5E: s.x r.,
The Jersey City news., 1901-07-29

TO MORGAN A. DAYTON. JR.. AND MRS.
Morgan A. Dayton. Jr.. Henry Hoersch ana
4oa are hereby notisd that At public sale
eu the i1th tn day lay Of october. iss2. the Mayor and
of wo Of cs fsT
and ffty-nine cents ALL the land and real
estate situate in Jersey City. In the County
or on seaman avenue. which Is laid down and
designated as lot go in block number 63s upon
an assessment map annexed to report number
ment'' appointed in and for said city by the
Circuit Court of the CounSy Of Hudson, q
seed Fl which s the 5sps ane msp
Jersey City ON the 18th day OF July. 1891. said
report and map and said sale heing made pur-
.ature o. Of New Jersey. passed March sOth 1856
IAN Act concerning the settlement and coll
sessments and water rates or water rents
in cities Of this State. and imposing and
ievyjug a tax, assessment and lien in lieu
and instead Of such arrea,rages; and ten. to en-.
for the sale OF lands subjected TO future
taxation and assessrnent.'
And the several supplements thereto.
to have an estate or interest IL said land and
sha the s expraan q sS i.
and after the service hereof. deed for the
san same viii be siyen conveyng to The Mayor
Of said land and real estate according to the
provisions ~ the said act.
Rstes 5s5E 5srsfy NS esy n 81 ssnas q = S ss
shi A'' e. Hoos.
s'a'' Att..s- N. ). o'noESnEIs -
(sale No soss.)
New Jersey Title t4uarantes and Trust Com
The Jersey City news., 1901-07-29

Sara R. Reid vs. William H. Pringle, John
Pringle, Frank C. Pringle and Margaret Bird
SAIL heirs at law of John Pringle decd, ana
heirs at law of John M Pringle, deceased.
On Contract. Rule for absent defendant to
appear.
turned the summons in the above entitled
twenty-fifth day of May, 1901; and the Sheriff
of Hudson County having returned the SUM
mons in said served upon John Pringle
and Margaret Birdsall on the thirty-frst day or
May, 1901 and as to the other defendant.
William H Pringle that he resided out of the
State of New Jersey and could not be found
within this State in order to be served with
said writ: and an affidavit in said cause hav-
ing been made by said Sheriff of Hudson
County and filed, in which he swears that he
has inquired for said William H. Pringle one
Of the defendants named in said writ, for the
purpose of serving him herewith, and has not
been able to find him in said county, and that
he is credibly informed and verify believes
that he cannot be found in this State, and that
he does not reside in the State of New Jersey;
and an affidavit in said cause having been
made by George ]. Fermier that said William
H Pringle does not reside In the State of New
Jersey and cannot be found in said State to
be served with said writ and that said Will
liam H Pringle does reside in the City of
Chicago. in the State Of Illinois: and the Court
being satisfied by said affdavits, do on this
third day of July 1901, motion of Grouse &
Perkins, attorneys of said plaintiff. order that
said absent defendant, William H. Pringle,
do appear to said writ before the tenth
oaS VI <' GILBERT COLLINS,
]. S. c.
On motion of
GROUSE & PERKINS.
The Jersey City news., 1901-07-29

TO WILLIAM H. NELSON AND ALtRED
Nelson. individually and as executors OF the
will of William H. Nelson, deceased; Anna
Anna +. Nelson. wife Of Alfred Nelson;
Middleton S. Burrill. individually and as
eeeessed z ams hs n M Bnrri wife 81 Middle.
ton = Burriil; Mary l. Nelson, widow; mary
ksmp Nspon rfnua Kahesn hsF ssson
r. Nelson. widow; Raymond 2. r.. Nelson.
infant Lo9is Nelson intent; ;;iar9 Garol r. r.
fant; Frederick Nelson, infant; Caroline K.
yoss;, William voss, her husband; julia
Rosalie s N Hlnoklsy: Samuel Samuel P P. Hinekiey.
her husband; Emily 0ndsrdonk. lndiyidualIy d,, III
SON, deceased: Elizabeth G. Messenger.
widow; Catharine B. Nelson. widow; Amy
BELLA Heilson. his Ahfeon Mife Edward n Meilson
James II. Nelson: Louisa Nelson. his wife;
seson wo9w hs Wife, Tnfs asep F. n
SON.; Charles K Beekman, trustee; Eliza
her 6usSana Msbs
Philip Bosworth:-
You are hereby notified that at public sale
on the 10th day of October. 1891. The Mayor
and Aldermen of Jersey City purchased for
and sixty cents ALL the land and real estate
situate in s.s, Jersey City, in the County Of Hud-
Pavonia avenue, which is laid down and desig-
mated as lots / and g. in block number 449
n IS made By the Of AZ
justment" appointed in and for said city by
the Circuit Court of ,he County of Hudson,
a certified copy OF which report and map was
filed in the office of the City Collector of Jer-
sey City, the 18th day of January, 1891.
said report and map and said sale being made
pursuant to the provisions Of act Of the
Legislature Of New Jersey. passed March soth.
1885, entitled:-
IAN Act concerning the settlement and coll
lection of arrearages of unpaid taxes, as
easements and water rates or water rents
in cities of this State, and imposing and
levylng a tax, assessment and lien in lieu
and 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, provided in said
acts before the expiration of six months from
and after the service hereof, deed for the
same will be given conveying to the Mayor and
Aldermen of Jersey City. the fee simple Of
said land and real estate according to the
nrovisions OF the said act.
Dated March H. 1901.
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
E. Hoos.
Attest:- NJ J. O'DoNNELL,
<s.Y~ NJ