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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR sME-one small bay hose. 1875 IN St.
FOR sALE-One hrst-clzzs cgtunder surrey
also one doctors buggy Rear 424 1st ST Nv
apSo-3t -
FOR SALE--Canopy- surrey and grocery
wagon 33s 1Ith s. 81 spSg-se
ron SATF-Horse. wagon harness, and huck-
ster's licenses. 716 Il 81 ne. apS0-Ss
FOR sALE-One large gray horse. six years
old; one top wagon, and low-@heel rubber tire
runabout- 90l F ST. sU- apZySt
FOR sALE-Nice bay cob mare; very quiet
and nice driver 49, also nice buggy and bar
ness. cheap 1900 I St. NV apzs3t
FOR sALE-Fifteen head draft horses; the hand
senaest saddle horse in eity; Two fast trotters,
and one fine s5TTei driving mare kear s&a ID
ST. NV. apZs-ss
FOR sALE-Bay cob, yssrs; 10 hands: stylish.
high knee actor. safe and reliable for ladies'
10 ride or drive: also TubbeT-tiFe Tuaabout and
harness: nearly new, and Two horses, suitable
for farm or any general business purpose no
reasonable offer refused Call a residences, ~
John Marshall place NV 1P-t--t
FOR sALE-Good driving horse, top buggy, so.
SIS q ST nv @l'~S-'l
FOR SALE-Oue sound black family driving
horse, cheap $50 ST ne. Gp9-&
FOR sAIE-Two horses, weighing LOO pounds.
suitable for every kind q delivery; also ons
large draft mare, weighing 1870 pounds; al
in frst-class condition. Apply IN rear Of 1928
ii ST he ap4S-sl
FOR S1LE-Six head Of good business horses.
right from the country Call at SD and "
NV PRESSGRAFE STABLE aps-9t
FOR SALE-Canopy-top surrey runabout; to-
buggy and family carriage, cheap 20 East
Capitol st ap-s-5s
FOR sATE-Sound horse, about 1900 pounds;
good side-door milk wagon ice boxes, cheap.
1850 81. nv @P-s-Ss
FOR sALE-Surrey aud harness. 100 4th St
ne. apzs-st
/ FOR SALE-Twelve head horses and mares
suitable for general business. reasonable Of
/ icr refused Stable rear fs3 Pennsylvania ave
NV sp2s-Tt
| FOR sALF-Cheap, horse, suitable for country,
| Rear 50 c st. Sc. APPS 81
! FOR sALE-Fine driving horse and buggy
Call soils Cambridge place, between Sath sus
Slst, ana SIS ap-o-os
FOR sALE-Wagen. 1889 st, ne. sP2s-St
WALL PAPER
/ ROOMS PAPERED. 81 up; samples brought.
Ia PREUX. 1891 9th 81 nw. sP30-St
/ ROOMS FAPERED, SI.75 up; house painting,
| lowest prices; eNlericr painting our Speciality.
/ CARLISLE EROS. nos 9th st. ., Phone East,
| SOD. apzi-o5
moons PAPERED, = mp; wsk guaranteed.
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STORAGE.
WHY PAY HIGH PRICES FOR ST0RAGE9 We
store for IS cents load per month; room clean
and dry. UNITED STATES Co. SIS, 40. 42a
Ifth 81. nv. ap19-3t
DENTISTRY
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; firm, comfortable,
durable, beautiful. uadetectzble; positively
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WANTED-Wornanf for homework: no wash: gas
range; go home nights 90 y st. NV. 1t
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TABLE BOARD.

CHINESE. AMERICAN CAFE-sieaIs served at
all hours. SAM HING. 496 18th ct nv. ap2I-7t
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; firm, comfortable,
durable. beautiful. Uadetectsble; positively
painless DR., L. 3. WILSON. $40 18th =. az.
aps-S9t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-At 1921 X ST., good, smart col
ored boy 10 work in kitchen. 1t
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WANTED-An Experienced teacher on Sewing
Machines Address BOX &c. this Office apS0-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE.
IN BL00MINGDALE, $3.50.

Lowest priced new houses ever offered in
this section; worth $500; the builder pur-
chased the lots at less than one-hah value
IS the reason they are offered 50 low; on a
9o-foot street, SOUTH FRONT; fuli bay win
dow, with tower; stories. cellar; TILED
BATH, PORCELAIN TUB. NICKEL PLUMB
ING: handsome rnantels: open Areplaces-
- BEAUTIFULLY PAPERED BUY NOW
AND HAVE HOUSES PAPERED TO SUIT
YoU.
STONE FAIRFAX. 500 & sos st. NV.
aDzs-tf
FOR sALE-snap. AZ st. sx.. seven-room brick;
modern; fine lot; alley; viii rent S25- Price
reduced from eco to s.. $50, owner must sell.
c. BOYER & CO, $40 st. NV ap2s-St
FOR SALE OR ExCHANCE-An eight.roOn
brick; all modern; cellar: nice lot; located
nice nsighborhood Northwest, owner has small
family and wants smaller house. G BOYER
CO., $40 F ST. NV. ap2s-st
FOR sALE-H you want cheap houses, see me.
from 5000 to ss.0o0; small cash payment and
balance about as rent; don't hug until after you
nave heard from me. J. +. MCCORMICK, III
l4th St thasemeHt)- aP2s-St
GOOD INVESTMENT, $500.
DOWN TOWN ~ Fashionable Northwest
section Two-slory brick Nine rooms and
bath, steaTn heat; economical lot. Rent.
s25- ONLY $500. Good investment or fine
home
10 ROOMS, $500
TEN ROOMS AND BATH. Lot 5211lT,
with stable PRICE, ONLY IS, 500. De
Hghtful location in Northwest. Fine home
fer business man Convenient to car lines
A BARGAINl
NEW. Two stories. Eight rooms and tive
tiled baths Beautiful bay window brick.
located on Street northwest Rent, SIS
per month. Can be bought for LESS THAN
$1,000, An exceptionally fine opportunity
for Well-p2ying investment
CANNON & SUMMERS,
I4zz F ST. NV Phone Main zoeo.
ap1S-t
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FOUND.

0i R SAMPLES TALK SEE them Satisfactory,
prompt printing 500 ca--ls. bin heads. sn-
vel-pes. 81 Bex !ady's stvl 81 tinted psper aaf
envelopes. - each printed, -5r. HAYS. 80 T.
8. 2psl-5it
FOTND-L acey's ice cream absolutely pure.
20 ceats per gallon. Delivered in unlettered
wagons. 907 New York ave. miQ-a
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

EUk SALE-Sgb UhbAN.
FOR sALE-VTTIA SITES. The electric cars 70
cross the Aqueduct Bridge certainty. Nov Is
the time to buy building lots at BalistoD. Two
miles from Washington, on electric road fare
~ cents 10 city. Come to Balistcn sale Of lots,
8 O. clock Monday evening next Terms Of sale,
IS down: balance 81 per week SO lots viii
be sold TO highest bidders. Call upon or write
to JAMES E CLEMENTS. 1905 C st. nv.
ap3o4t
q, 500 BUYS modern house: seven rooms; po--
ceiain bath: steam heat: three poTches: slate
rooted; barn and cellar, az Kensiagfon, Nd.
rcynd-trip fares, Baltimore road, 145z cents,
electric 10 cents Large lot; fruit and shade
trees. Terms easy COSNOR, 313 II St ne
apSo-st
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A COUNTRY
HOME Or FARM TOT WILL MAKE A
ANIME OUR LIST BEFORE PURCHASING
700 PLACES.
ATTRACTIVE, CHEAP, AND WE'LL LOCATED.
ACRES in center Of lovely village; accessible
to city; good s-room house; cellar; p0rches;
beautiful shade; shrzibbeTy; roses fsweTsj
running stream: fine orchard; small fruit;
grapes; excellent fencing; splendid water at
door. Location delightful and close 20 cars
good little farm and complete home for
ONLY $500.
HERE Is A SNAP. SURE ENoUGH-oxner must
Six-roon1 house: cost 81 200; latrohe; range;
hennery; fine garden; neat fence; good condi-
ton; fruit; two car lines: rents for 80: grand
bargain; splendid investment: coy home; 800
L sold right away; worth $500.
A BROOKLAND BARGAIN-Pretty Groom cot
tsse; good condition; nicely papered and
painted concreted cellar; poFcfes stable;
poultry house; wire netting run: pump on
porch: choice fruit, grapes, shrubbery, roses;
built for home; roomy lot 81, 500.
NOT FAR FROM FALLS CHURCFLI5 acres; g.
room house; barn; hennery; wagon shed ,
apples, peaches, pears, Strawberries; coed
shade; good water; 8, 600; easy terms. viii
trade for small suburban place near Washing
ton.
SOULE & co.
Bank Washington Building, 18th and La. ave
ap29-3t
FOR sALE-GeveraI cheap houses and lots IA
Brirhtwood Park, D. C; also acre lots north Of
the city at speculative prices. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER CO., 900 F st. ap29St
FOR SALES fine building lots OF villa sites
at public auction, MONDAY, MAY L. 1908 at
5 O'CLOCK P. NJ, Eight minutes from Wash
ington. on electric car; 41zcent fare; prices
ranging from SIS to $3.50 per lot; terms, s.
down, balance 81 per week. 10 per cent of for
cash For further information and plat, write
TO or call upon JAMES E. CLEMENTS. l4c6
q ar,lQ-S
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wANTED-A colored cook; neat and polite, at
e81 G s.. nv. 1t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED SaIesIadies and cash boys, at once.
Apply at THE SPEEDY OUTLET CO., ale 7th
ST. nv. 1t
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WANTED-A eoIored girl to nurse baby
rs sth 81. nv. 1t
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WASTED-Partner in dressnaIing; will fur
nlsn room I28 Sth st. Sw. 1t
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WANTED-1laIe and female help, all kinds,
Fer city, the North, and resorts; good wages.
EUREKA EXCHANGE, Job New York ave II
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wAFTED-Colored girl for general homework
small family, 81 F st. ne. 1t
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WANTED-Cook, general houseworkers, cham.
beTuaids. for PittsDurg and New Jersey; tyVo
lauHdresses. Inquire 1885 18th st. NV. 1t
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FOR RENE IS.

FOR RENT-A weIl-iinislied FIVE room and bath
fat third floor, 1919 " ST. NV; iauitor service,
heat. etc; rent, S22.50 per month. ELDRiDGE
L JORDAN, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, 1914
C ap2e-9t
FOR RENT-Until September l, apartment:
four rooms. kitchen. and tiled bath; furnished
unfinished. Apply Janitor, The Magnolia,
1921 II st. NV. aP29-5t
FOR REET-Five-roou, fat in new apartment
house; unezpiFed lease. Inquire janitor. 2l7
81. NV. p2SSt
FOR RENT-Five rooms. bath. pantry, closets.
and porch at 20I6 I4th St Apply TO owner AZ
same address. E p. THOMAS. aP2s-St
FOR RENT-Five-room fat. on 4th st. NV, op-
pusife park: rent low. c. MARTIN BRAND,
1904 C st. nv, apl5-u
FOR RENT-TuE LA GRANDF. 4th St NV, be-
tween . anG G sts., opposite Pension Bureau.
Two lnoderh housekeeping apartments; Eve
rooms and bath. newly renovated throughout,
front view; thoroughly heated Secood hooT,
$685. fourth floor, So 80. on lease
UNFINISHED RoOMS-The Astoria, Sd and
q SITS. NV; single en- suite; - month
up; elevator cafe
APARTBIENTS-The Penhurst IS II St me-
near Government Printing once; two modern
Housekeeping apartments, four TooIns and bath;
Through order; SIS. Apply 20 W. 2. COWES,
Room S, Bliss Building 80 b ST
sp4-t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WESTED-I- pright pianos for cash. see ia
before you sell HOLLYWOOD, sth and SIS. HT
ap90-3t
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WANTED ColoTed girl to wash distes, 81 Pc
rnonth- ga E St NV apS8-2t
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FOR RENT unfinished, second floor at lib q
St. Sc; opposite Congressional Library; three
fine, large rooms; bath: porch, and Teranda /
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WANTED Furniture OF all kinds See me be
fore yosr sell. HOPW0OD, sth and SIS. nv.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. 8 up; samples brought.
IA PREUX. 1891 9th 81 nv sP39-3t
ROOMS FAPERED, SI.75 up; house painting,
lowest prices; ezgerior painting our speciality.
CARLISLE EROS. nos 9th st. - Phone East,
SOD. ap21-ot
ROOMS PAPERED, = mp; wsk guaranteed,
HUNT, 457 G s.. ap25-3t
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F YOU ARE LOOKING FOR COUNTRY
HOME Oh A FARM rot WILL MAKE A
GREAT MISTAKE IF YoU FAIL TO En-
ANIME OUR LIST BEFORE PURCHASING.
100 PLACES
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NANfED-Naist and skirt hands, helpers. Ap
ply 90 18th 81. nw. apS05t
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g, 500 Buys modern hc'Tse; seven rooms; po--
celain bath: steam heat; three poTches: slate
roofed barn and cellar, az Kensiagfon, Nd;
round trip fares, Baltimore road, I45z cents;
electric. 10 cents Large lot; fruit and shade
trees. Terms easy C0SNOR, 313 Il St ne
apSo-st
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STONE FAIRFAX. 500 & SOS F st. NV.
aD2S-n
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By frst-eIa5s groeLy- clerk Of good
address. position Of any kind; hard wGTSe- and
good salesman. Address BOX g, this Office. 1t
EANTED-By fTst-class cafe cook, man, place
at once, 1905 18th 81. NV ap30-2t
WANTED-By q sober and reliable middIe-sged
man, any honorable posirion; wages 70 suit
position. J ". AKERS, 46s Pennsylvania ave.
NV 1t
WASTED-By young man, situation as carriage
driver. 2I2 7th st. Sc It
WASTED-By an experienced Presser and
cleaner, situation; best Of references Apply
B. D., 1918 New York ave. NV. IT
WANTED-By rniddIe-sged white man, place rs
watchman; good reference. 81 18th 81. ne
-@--------------
WANTED-ROoMS.
wANTED-By small family, three OF f0gIT fur
nished rooms, or fat, IN good locality. for
light housekeeping. address BOX p, this Of
Ace- ap35-2t
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. PosToFFTE NOTICE
Should be read daily. IS changes may oecuz
at any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched 20 the pcrts
Of sailing daily and the schedule OF closlngz =
arranged on the presumption Of their unfntsf-
fupted overland transit. Tor the week ending
May 3 1903, the last connecting elosss VIII
be made from the MAIN 0FFTCE as follows:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS


The March McClure's will not only be
read; it will be talked about. Lincoln
steffens's "The Shamelessness of st.
Louis is an article that can't be dodg-
ID. Of distinct Importance, also. is
Bamuel Mofett's article ..The War on
HE Locomotive" Miss Tarbell's fifth
thapter Of STANDARD Oil History treats
" 1The Price of Trust Building" Frank
T. Spearman has a splendid character
'ketch of remarkable man, John L.
Whitman, jailer of the Cook County Jail,
Ebicago. 'Whitman Tanner Of Mem
the name OF it. Fiction is plentiful
ind srst class. Lloyd Osborne has an
mehsnting love story Of the South Seas
ialled Forty Years Between; Stewart
Edward White begins his new series Of
'BIazed Trair' stories with ssThe Seal
n" Ths Conyarsion of Father Cassi-
"" is che best Of all Herminie Temple
0n's Irish stories. Love Among the
slackboards, by Myra Kelly, recounts
Ae very diyerting experiences Of '.Teach-
r. in an East Side school; "A Castle in
jpain, by Justus Miles Forman, and
The White Glory BY Keene Abbott,
The Jersey City news., 1903-03-06

HUDSON COUNTY ORPHANS COURT.
In the matter of the sale of the lands Or
Gustav w. 5choeip. aeeeased, for the payment
of his debts.
Warne Smyth, Proctor.
BY virtue of an order entered in the alb 3ve-
stated matter shall sell At public vendua
upon the premises hereinafter described, on
FRIDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF APRIL
A. d. 190s s.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, All the follow
ing described land and prenfises with the APP
purtenances, being the same described IN said
order. that is to say:--
All that certain tract or parcel OF land and
premises, hereinafter particularly described.
situate. lying and being In the. Township Of
North Bergen, in the County of Hudson and
State OF New Jersey, which on map Of West
New York entitled -" Map Of the property be-
longing to H. r. Maackens 4 Co.. situa ed
near Dallytown. surveyed and laid out into
lots by W. Hexamer, Surveyor. !. and hled in
the Clerk office OF said County of Hudson
il described and known as lotst nuiabes ed sfx
hundred and seventy-one f671) and six hun d
and seventy-two f672} being each obliquez an
gied paralleloarams, each twenty-five 05) feet
wide IN front and rear and one hundred (l001
feet deep on each side fronting on the west1
erly side Of the Dallytown Road tnoU Hudson
Boulevard; and excepting and reservlne from
the, above described tract 10 much theresf a.
ANDREW DEUBLEiN,
was taken therefrom for the widening 81 said
Boulevard}. go
Dated February q, 1908.
The Jersey City news., 1903-03-06

Chs dinner of the Minkakwa Club last
evening was highly humorous affair.
Toastmaster Robert Carey began by an
neuneing that there were TO be no poll
tics in the talk which succeeded the feast
Of reason. Then they launched boom
for Ed. Stokes for Governor and boom
for a second term for Mayor Fagan, and
His Honor started boom for the concen-
lration Of all power in his own hands by
making his Board Of Finance the arbiters
pf all things municipal.
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DISTANT POLES.
GivAnski Accuses Szyalowski OF
Steal Two Dollars.

GivAnski Accuses Szys,lowski Of
Steal Two Dollars.
Wadislaw Gizinski. of No. 1923 Hen
derson street, was arraigned in the First
Criminal Court this morning on charge
of larceny from the person. He is ac-
cused BY Zygmund Szydlowski, of No.
521 Henderson street, of taking two 50
bills and a silver watch, valued at $3.50.
from his tSzydlowski's) pockets few
days ago while the latter was drinking
in GizinslSi's saloon.
Gizinski denies the charge. He said
Szydlowski ordered three drinks and had
no money to pay for them; that he put
his watch on the bar and told him to
keep it until he got the money. Gizinski
said he refused to take the watch and
Szydlowski left the saloon with police,
man. The case was laid over until to-
morrow morning.
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The Indiscr.et Cannon.

There is great indignation in the
Emitted States Senate over Congressman
EannOn's recent onslaught upon that
body apropos of an item which Senator
rillman forced into the sundry Civil Ap-
preparation bill Some of the Senators
ssPress surprise at Mr.. cannon's indis-
sretion.
Why should they? Is not Cannon the
lame gentleman whose foul attack on
Congressman McAdoo in 1890 caused the
New York @sun'' to print picture of his
nouth.
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FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 1908.


The Persecution Of Mrs. Pa me.
The conduct Of the Buffalo police to-
wards Mrs, Paine is simply outrageous
They are trying TO make the woman con-
vict herself. This is neither law nor jus
tlce. It is an attack not alone upon the
rights of the prosecuted woman, but upon
all the people of the State Of New York.
Now it would appear that the police
haye no evidence whatever against this
woman. They have simply fastened
rheir suspicious upon her, and, in the
usual police way, they are irving to dig
up facts to support their theory instead
Of investigating the case.
All the known circumstances at pres
ent favor the belief that Mrs. Paine is
innocent. First, she has the confidence
OF her husband, Wnich is most import
ant fact in case like this, where her in
fidelity to him is an inseparable factor IN
the fabric of suspicion against her Sec
ond, her demeanor and conduct are those
Of an innocent woman. Third, she has
told and adhered to straight story
Fourth. there is much corroboration of
that story. Fifth, the police haye
searched her house from cellar to garret
aud found nothing to incriminate her.
Her counsel ought to apply to the
courts for nandamus to stop the hid
eous torture to which the police are SUBJ
jecting hef
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tsale No. H.,

10 EklDGEr MALLY, WIDOW; MANY
Schmidt ChaSses Scnnaidr, nes hushSl.d;
Maggie NalIy, Elizabeth Prustt, FtAnk
fruett. her husbacd; Julla d. w. Could
h. clausen and Soii Brewing Company, and
The StAts 9f New Jersey.
l.a axe nelapy notlilea that ct public sale
made by the City Ce..ecsor OF Jersey City, sa
the iSIh day OF September, 1870. Tne Mayor
and Aldermen OF Jersey City purchased Ter
lie sum ot scventy--hree dollars and nineiy-
asne cents ALL the ,and and real estate situase
n Jersey CITY: in the County Of Hudson and
which IL laid down and designated as lot !. l.
5IoSk number Lass. shown upon L. p.
Fowler QniciAi Assessment Map Jerset
City N. j.. 1884, said sxse being made pur-
suant to the provisions OF an act Of the Lsxls-
laturs of New Jeaser. passed March 20. asss.
entitled
An Acs concerning the sestseInent and col
lection of Arreafasee OF unpaid taxes as
sessfnents and water rates or water rents
In cities Of this State, and imposing and
and instead " such arrearages, and to en-
y force the payment thereof, and 10 provide
for the sale of lands subjected TO future
taxation and assessFaenf.'
And the several supplements thereto.
Ana you are further ncIifed that you appear
10 have ar estate Or interest IL sai1 anu ~
zeal estate. ana unless the said land and reA
sstate snail be redecnaed, a% provided in sasd
acts within one year from tho date Of sale
and before the expiration OF six months from
ar after the service hereof deed for ths
49, viii Be given conveying 70 The Mayor
said land and real estate according to the pro-
visions OF the said acts.
Dated Jersey City. n. ]. August g. 1907
n. NJ FAGAN.
'asal Atsest:- n j. o,DoNNEIL' ESITU'
City CLERK
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no sopHfA 4. BLoDGMTT INDY.

TO SOPHIA L. BL0DGETT, indy
iduaiiy and as executrix and trustee
under the will of Thomas s. Blodgett,
decd, sand Rev. Charles X. McHare
executor and trustee under tne will OF
Thomas s. Biodgett, decd, and
George L. Blodgett, Grace Bledgett:
Thomas S. Blodgett, Elizabeth Blod-
gett, his rife; Isabel Bledgett, infant.
and Berthe Blodgett. infant.
You are hereby notified that at pub
lie sale made BY the City Collector Of
Jersey City, on the 1st day of Nov ember
1897, The Mayer and Aldermen of Jer-
sey City purchased for the sum of two
hundred and thirty dollars and twelve
cents all the land aud real estate situate
in Jersey City, in the County of Hudson
and State Of New Jersey, frenting on
designated as Tot d, in block number
563-1 1885, upon an assessment map an
nexed to report number 101 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 ant ..aas
was fled in the Office of the City Collec-
tor of JERSEY City, on the 3rd day of
September, 1896. said report and map
and said sale being made pursuant to
ths provisions of an Act of the Legisla-
trire of New Jersey, passed March 50th,
1856. entitled
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collec-
.isn Of arfearages OF unpaid taxes. assess
rn-nrs and water rates or water-rents Ia
cities OF this State, and imposing and levy
ing tax, assessment. and lien In lieu aad
instead OF such arrearages, and to enfcrcs
the payment thereof, and to provide for
the sale of Iands subjected to future tax
alton and assessment.
And the several supplements thereto.
Ana you are further notined 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 sasd
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
Aldermen OF Jersey City, the fee simple Of
said land and real estate according to the pro-
visions OF the said act
Dated Jersey City. N. j. Feb. "a. 1903.
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
CITY.
NJ NJ. FAGAN,
lseal) Mayor.
Attest:-- NJ. j. O'DONNELL.
, CITY Clerk
tsale No. 1879
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ts~le M. Art

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or TnE Or
phans Court OF the County Of Hudson. made
On the nineteenth DAY OF December. 1909. the
subscriber, executor OF George Scnuchhardt
deceased, Will, on the Iwenty seventh aay 81
sell at public vendue, upon the premises kn,wi
tract Or parcel Of land and premises, situa se
wing and being in Jersey City, County OF
Hudson and State of New Jersey, and which
on d map entitled Map of land belong ng e
Edwin v. r. Wright and Job Smith, sil1a sea
at Hudson, Hudson County, New Jersey. 1859 =
and hled In the office of the Clerk (now Regis
teri of the County OF Hudson, January 2Srh
1852 includes part of lols numbered four al
ana five TO; and which premises are pasticll-
ia rlv described as foilows:-
Beginning Gs point in the norsherly line of
Cottage street as now laid out, distant two
hundred and thirty-eight feet ana eighty-three
one-hundredtlls of 8 foot, more or less westerly
from the westerly line Of the Hudson Boae-
YARD which point is also the division lac be-
tween lots three (3l and four ~ on said mar; ;
thence running northerly at right angles or
nearly 50 TO the northsrly line CT Csttsge
street., and along the division line between
lots number three (S) and four o. one hun
dred and twenty-two feet and ssveaty- nine
cne-hundredtsss Of a foot. more or less thence
Westerly parallel with Cottage street fifty feet;
thence sou sheriy. parallel with the first course
seven one-hundredths Of foot to Cottage
street; thence eastery along Cottage street
fifty feet to the place Of beginning.
Dated Jersey City, n. j.. Dec. 2eth, 1912
JOHN H. SCHEFFLING, JR,
n C5<nrra NJ, as -sa