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The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER 0E THE Or
phans' Court Of the County OF Hudson, made
July 9Th, 1904 st Two O'Clock IN the Afternoon.
seii at public vendue, upon the premises, all
tses. situate, lying and being in Jersey City, in
the County of Hudson and State of New Jer-
sey. as follows.-
bered tive hundred and twenty-one (52D, on
certain map entitled Map OF the 18th. Ath,
18th and 18th Wards of Jersey City, formerly
sey made by order of the Mayor and Alder
men OF the City of Bergen by John P. Culver,
City surveyor 1915" said lot g is situated and
End Tract Beginning at point on the
southerly side og Communipaw avenue distant
one hundred and twenty-five t125l feet wester-
ly from Jackson avenue: thence running south
(95) feet; thence westerly parallel with Com
munipaw avenue twenty and fiSe tenths (20.5)
feet: thence noriherly parallel With Jackson
avenue ninety-tive tsst feet g Gommunipaw
avenue; thence easterly along Cornmunlpaw
avenue twenty and fve tenths t28.5) feet TO be-
ginning
erly line Of sledler uormerly Barrowsl Street
at the corner OF lot Ihirty-two (32) on the
Map If Sherwood. Hudson County. N. j." on
point is distant two hundred and thirty-slx
1856 feet ten tl09 inches northeasterly from
the corner OF Rramhall avenue; thence running
feet to the line dividing lots tweHty-six fss5
and twenty-eight t2S) on said map: thence
southeastcrly along said line one hundred {l00)
feet; thence southwesterly fifty (5O feet to the
along said line one hundred i100l feet to Sled
Ter street at the place OF beginning being lots
.wenty-eghs t2S and thirty 800 as laid down
MARY NOLAN.
Administratrfx.
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Education on Thursday, November
10. 1904. at O'clock p. NJ. al the city Hall.
Jersey city. n. j.. for all plumbing wark
necessary TO complete the toilets at School No
Il. Union street. psr plans and spseificA-
tions Of John r. Rowland. Jr.. architect, Is
Exchange plsce. Jersey city, n j.. wneFe
blank forms OF bid and agreement Of surety
may be obtained.
Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed en-
yelopsss endorsed Proposals Tor supplying all
plumbing work 70 toilets o Scaooi No u,
man. school No. Il. and handed 10 the Ssc-
retary in open meeting when called for in The
Bids -
Ail prop3ssis hitst Bs aecdrnnantsd vim
the written gonsentsef a stSsetSt chfnDan1 df.lv
The, Board reserves The right s. reject anS
or all bids Il BY 50 doing the best inTere Is
of the city may be conserved
ny order az the Board Of Education
Mt fRRYs Fl RAMSEY. a5
Chairman. School No IA
Secretary
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07
SHERxFFsS NOTICES

s7nRIFEss > SALEM cHAxCERY OF KEW
Betwsen Thomas Hinds. complainant, and
Eliza McCloskey. ct 81 defendants.
FL n. Fof sale of mortg6ged premises.
haturnabie October Term. 1904.
.. Frank Finn IT,, solicitor.
BY virtue of the above ssAsed writ. to me
directed and delivered. ! shall sell BY public
vendue at y: O. Wolberts Real Estate Sales-
on
THURSDAY, the tenth day Of November. A.
% 1904.
at two o'clock Ia the afternoon. all the -ol-
iowinx described land and premises. with the
appurtenances, being the same described N
SAID writ that - to say,-
All rhaf certain lot. tract or parcel OF lfnd
ana premises situate, lying and being ia Jer-
sey City, In the County Of Hudson and State
Of New Jersey, which on d map Of property
belonging to seiah Hill. Samuel p. Townsend
and others. situate In Van Worst Township,
Hudson County. New Jersey, complied BY 4.
Clerk and r. &C. Bacot. cify Surveyors, June
= ls4s is known and distinguished as lot
numbered ninety-three t93), in block NUMBERED
five t51' fronting on Gi!christ street. as the
same Is laid down on said map.
Dated September 18th. 1904
JOHN TELLER,
Sheriff.
Jersey City News and Hoboken Observer.
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07

CORPORATION NOTICE
Notice IS hereby given that on the 18th day
Of January, nineteen hundred and four appM-
cation was made to the Board Of Street any
Water Commissioners, By Tile Morris ana Es-
sex Railroad Company and Others. to vac4rs
Grove street aud the westerly side of Hsnder4
son street. and thai the 24th day or Oerob4ls
nineteen hundred and four. at ten A. ii ana
the meeting rocIa Of the Board Of Street an!
Water Commissioners. in Jersey Cite 9f5e
hereby hxed ae the time and place. when ara
where the Board OF street and Water esa.nfs,is-
slouers Will meet TO hear and consider al Oh
jections 10 said vacation that may hA t,Ias,s,f
ed in writing.
Commissioners.
cEo. = RoBTox.
Dated Jer.es ssis, ce;ebsr / lse4. =
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07
paIed jersey clly. Noyemler ard. lsoi
HUDSON COUNTY ORPHANS. COURT.
In the ma tier the ilfs 1lf r..l

In the matter of the estate OF Margaratha E.
E. Shumway. deceased.
Pursuant 70 an order made by the Orphans
Court of the County Of Hudson. on the eles
cnth day of October, nineteen hundred and
four. on the application OF Henry &. ShdfnW.,y
administrator OF the estate Of Marga atha s
Fl Shumway. deceased. notice Is hereby given
70 the creditors OF the said deceased to ex-
hiblt to the subscriber, administrator afofe "a "a
their debts and demands against the said es-
tate, under oath. within nine months Of the
date Of the Aforesaid order or they WIFI b.
forever barred of their action therefore azaiast
the said subscriber
4 Dated Jersey rtty- N n October Ii 1eai
HENRY g sIICaiW.Ry, Adnlinisfraior
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sHERIrF's Salem cHANeERY OF NEW

sHERIFF's sALE--IN cHANcERY OF NEW
Jersey
Between The Mutual Life Insurance Co. o.
Fl. "a. For sale Of mortgagsd premises.
Eeturnable October Term. 1904.
Frederick G. Burnham. solicitor.
BY virtue of the above stated writ. TO me
airssssa aas,s and q dsiysrsd shall sell by pubic
room. No A Montgomery street Jersey ci-y
THURSDAY the third day Of November. 4.
ing described land and premises. with the ap-
purtenances, being the same described In said
writ. thaI is to say
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate In the city OF Jersey City, in the Coun-
y Of Hudson and State Of New Jersey. which
on q map on file in the Hudson County Regis
ters office entitled. Map of Lafayette, one
mile from Jersey city ferry. Hudson counsy,
lot fifteen (l5i and pars Of lots fourteen ia
and sixteen Q6), in Block fifteen (l5), which is
described as follows :-Iseginning AT INT in
the southwesterly line OF Walnut stree (now
called Johnson avenue), distant forty-fiye feet
northwesterly from the norihwesteriy line OF
Hailaday street. thence rntining southwesterly
parallel with Halladay street 10, through and
beyond party wall standing partly on the
premises herein described and partly on the
premises next adjoining eassery thereto oae
hundred feet; thence north3esteriy parallel with
Walnut street tnow called johnson aysnuel
thirty three feet, thence northeastefiy pafal ell
With Hailaday street to, through and beyond
q party wall standing partly the premises
herein described and partly on the premises
next adjoining westerly thereto hundred
feet 10 Walnut street tnow called Johnson aye
nqel; thence scasaseasfery along the line u
Walnut street tnow called johnson avenue)
thirty-three feet 10 the point or place of be-
ginning. Being the same premises as were
and Louisa, his wife. by deed dated May TWEEN
ty-fitth. ssghteeh hundred and eighty three, and
recorded in !, the Hudson County Register :
said County. page 49,
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07
National Committee Man
From Colorado Says
Parker's Speeches Have
Turned the Scale.
INDEPENDENTS FAVOR HIM
His Attitude on Trusts Gives
ths West Conf1dence-
Eryan's Good Work.

felt is ninch jAIthe west. as in the East I
said NationaegC gCommitteeman John I
Mullins Of colorado. today at National
Depeaaic ic Ilegdluarters. His utter
snees oil The rust question has already
woa hin tnensanas Of votes within my
own kaow,tssea There is more eithus-
iaa. ii iii West now rhah there has
hrea IL a.a tisae inrins Tie camp':gn :
letxe taite With many inaepelnleil;s and
rsd ew Republicans who aver that
thss iitetui 70 vote the Democratic ticket
this The detection from the tie
pal.ieaa ranks dis eleetien viii be very
cess Sf,s.,a w's4eas tho Democrats are
gslilrs elessr together every day. Tlsere
ars 81 oagsr any factions in our party.
1t GRAND united Democracy, and we
Ars IL mia. Earlysin the campaisn
eaAfeSs that did not think that
81 sal,l wiii. but there has been a mar
Y Is change Of sentiment all ayrf the
CO.'S We have gained in strength,
wlaiis oaf opponents have been losing No
one sealizes this better than do the Re
pslAvan campaign managers. and es-
psem.lg National Chairman cortelyon.
ea'ilHs imagine what they could nave
thought we were doing, but evidently
thss Had m idea thar we lad given W
hope ainl were inactive As soon as
Judge Parker began making speeches ana
the Republicans saw now the trend was
soiiig PaFSerward lie managers became
rattieI and in the language Of the street
they do not seem 10 know where they are
ii. Mr. Csrtelyou and the President are
now wondering what they had better dp
q stem the Democratic tidal wave.
The affsck mace by our candidate on
the trusts was a body blow. and now
even Governor oaell has got INTO the
fight. He asserts in a very vague way
that Judge Parker is in trust, but when
asked for an explanation or to name the
particular trust he IS silent. He says,
lor instance, Z DO not know what the ef-
feet Of Judge Parker's Madison square
Garden speech will be. Why don't you
ask him if he has not been personally
interested in trusts? l am justified in
making the, statement that an examina-
tion of his bank book would show that
he has profitea by tie promotion Of a
trust. Ask him if he does not know
that trusts have contributed to his cam
paign su,Nl That Was all the governor
chairman world saw Thattwas all he
conla s4afe. for there Is no foundation in
fact for the statement. bnt like the Na-
tienal Republican leaders Governer Oaen
se t,,e sS;,tv@nine electoral vetes of the
Ii, ssafe SHINING awaI from him
,.,.,,ogss;n - weii The adj
VI, s. Er,lee Parker an the trusts
~ t,,a,a N ;n ! Stare of conster.
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The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07
HOW THE BOYS
ARE SACRIFICED.
Morris Mines a Truant
From School is Confined
in a Cell With a
Wife Murderer.
HIS ASSOCIATES IN JAIL
Three Charitable Organiza-
tions Expose the Outrage
and Urge Reform Law
HIS ASSOCIATES IN JAIL

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The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PRINTING
AND BLANKS TO THE BOARD OF EDU-
CATION OF JERSEY CITY. N. ].
Sealed proposals are hereby invited for
FURNISHING PRINTING AND BLANKS TO
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Or JEIs-
SEY CITY. N. j.,
for the fiscal year beginning December 1st
1904. and ending November 30. 1905.
The contractors will be required to deliver
goods free Of cost OF Transportation 10 the
Board Of Education, city Halt at such times
and in such quantities. as the COMMITTEES on
Printing etc. or the Board may direcI. ~
the prices named in their bids
The Board reserves the right to accept OF
reject any bids.
Proposals must have the names Of t@o Free
holders residents Of the state OF New Jersey.
who will become sureties Tor the performance
of the contract.
Samples of blanks. etc. and list Of print
ing to be bid for can be hal on application at
the Office Of the Superintendent, Board Of
Education, City Hall.
Proposals. sealed and directed to the Com
mittee on Printing and Blanks. must be p. a.
sented at the meeting OF the Board. to be held
November TO- 1904. at O'Clock p NJ
JULIUS BERQER,
F. W. G1LMORE
L. T.. LYONS.
JAMES j. wIsEAtAN.
Secretary
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07
SHER7FEvS S NOTICES


sAERIFF's SALEM cfIANcERY OF NEW
Between Edward Ii conover,. complainant.
and Robert Wilmarth Appleton ct aix, defend
ants.
For sale Of morte2sad premises
Herurnable February Term, 1906.
Herbert Clark ellison. complainant's solici-
tori yfa
By virtue Of the above stated writ, to me
vendue q r 2. wolnsrt's Real Estate Sales
ROOM ~ Montgomery street Jersey city, oa
TIM uRsDAY. the first DAY Day Of December, 4.
at two o'clock in he at afternoon. ali The fol-
iow,nx described sna and premise: with tas m
said writ. that is TO say
All those tracts lots of land and premises
ty OF Hudson and State of New Jersey, bounded
and described as follows:--l. All those ten Q0)
entsd o e
Charles A. Grant situate in Jersey City. Hud-
son Co., n. j., 1900, surveyed BY Earies & Hsr,
March !, 1900, In the HUDSON County Regis
ter's office are known and designated as lots
numbers Atty t5s) to sixty-five tso) both in
four (l734) and together described as fcl-
lows;- Beginning at the corner formed by the
intersection OF the southwesterly line Of Bent
ley avenue with the northwesteriy line Of
Marcey avenue and running thence ~ north
t20o) feet to Harvey avenue; thence (2) south
westerly along Harvey avenue one hundred
seven feet ana thirty-three hundredths OF
foot to the southwesterly line of land for
nserly OF Charles A. Grant; thence t3) SOUTH
easteriy along said last mentioned line and
nearly parallel with Bentley avenue two hun
dred (200) feet to Marcy avenue; tnence I'd
noTheasterly along Marcy avenue one hun
dred eight Q0S) feet and twenty-six ore
hundredths Of foot. to the place Of begin
ming. g. All those three certain lots of land
and premises situate in Jersey City aforesaid,
and which map aforesaid known and
designated as lots numbers forty (40). forty
one t4ll, and forty-two (42), in block numbered
together described as MISUNDERSTANDING at
the corner formed by the intersection of the
southwesterly line of Bentley avenue with the
northwesterly line of Harvey avenue. and rum
ming thence a southwesterly along Harvey
avenue hundred seven GOD feet and
southwesteriy line Of land of Charles A.
Grant; thence (2) northwesterly along said
last mentioned line nearly parallel with Bent
ley avenue ninety-nine (99) feet and forty
most westerly corner of said lot forty (4ol
and the most westerly corner of property OF
Charles A. Grant: thence (3) northesterly
nearly parallel with Harvey avenue twenty
four t24) feet and thirty-slx one-hnndredshs
(S6-100) of foot to the most northerly corner
parallel or nearly parallel with Bentley ave-
nue. fifty (50) feet to the most westerly co nsr
Of lot forty-two f42); thence {5) northeastefly
nearly parallel With Harvey avenue eighty
two feet and twenty one-hundredths OF foot
to the most northery corner of said lot forty
the most northerly corner of said lot forty
two (42} and to the southwesterIy line OF
Bentley avenue; thence fe) sontheasterly along
Bentley avenue sforty-nine tisl feet ana dve-
tenths (5-lol Of a foot to the place of begin-
ming, s Ayf
John TELLER.
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07
SITTAT'TON II NTED


A WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS WORK
ing housekeeper. Best or refefeness. Mrs
Fuller, No. Windsor avenue. East Ruther
ford, n. j.
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07

SHERIFF's SALEM cHANCERy or NEW
Jersey.
Between Sarah S. Deacon. complainant, and
John Herman, ct al. defendants.
FL ia. For sale OF mortgaged premises.
Returnabie October Term, A. d. 1904.
Black and Drayton. solicitors.
The sale under above-stated writ stands adj
journed to
THURSDAY. November nth, A. d. 1904
at Real Estate Rooms, No. 4, Montgomery
street. Jersey City at o'clock p. NJ.
JOHN ZELI4ER.
Sheriff.
Jersey City News and Observer.
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07
Bus MESS CHANCES
loo LOTS FREE.

Applicants sending stamp will receivs deed
Of loi, size s5xl0o feet suburb. New York.
2yth Century Realty Co,. Nail street. New
York.
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07

CHORUS GIRLS WANTED; LIGHT OPERA
experience unnecessary: write for particulars
II your parents approve. FLAGG 7e Fifth
aFenue, New York
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07

opening session of the convention.
Jersey City News and The Daily Dispatch.
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PRINTING
AND BLANKS TO THE BOARD OF EDU-
CATION OF JERSEY CITY. N. j.
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07

JAMES ]. wIsEMAN.
Secretary.
The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07
snERlFrs SALEM cHASeERY or NEW

5srsey city News and Bayonne Herald "a L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Danyille Tobacco Report.

(speciaI to The Times Dispa tch.)
DANVILLE. VA. September 1o---Dlb-
3breIl Brothers, report for the week pre-
snts vry little OF general interest owing
to continued light breaks. 81:
The sales for the past eight or ten
weeks have lasted only for an hour q day
and less. 3 5fs I.
AS the season advances the proportion
of new increases and old decreases cor
.respondingly. The sales OF new this week
have been nearly altogether old belt prim 3
ings with an occasional pile of leaf and
.lugs About a dozen piles OF new wrap
tpers have been sold this week, Il which
varied in price from twelve cents TO
forty cents. II these prices are to bo
taken as an indication OF the future,
market. the holders OF old stock and
the farmers have cause for encourage
znent. AS a matter OF fact, prices onEalll
grades Indicate: a firm market and a good
demand. 535s
Inquiry for old wrappers improves, and
better prices are being obtained on
dealers stocks, as well as for loose to-
bacco. .}
81 The weather has been very good on the
crop this week, with heavy Jews. The
late crop will be very much benefited
Cutting and curing IS now we'll under
way In the old belt. butt will be several
weeks before W have full sales rs
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PLAYGROUND
WILL CLOSE,
Interesting Exercises at Nine inc
teeiltl1 and Main Streets
Next Tuesday.
MAYOR MCCARTHY TO SPEAK
Iardella and His Band Will Fur
t,ish Music for the Oc-
casion.


The closing exercises OF the Chldren's
Play Ground under tho auspices Of the
Civic Improvement League Will take
place on Tuesday afternoon OF this week.
On that occasion the lady directors of
the Open Air Kindergarten will show the
children inB merry dances and songs and
other work illustrative Of their methods.
Mayor Mccarthy will be present TO
mako an address on the work Of the play
ground and itsNfuturc in Richmond
GYNfNASTTC EXHIBITION.
There will also be present two or three
young men from the Central Association
gymnasium, who during the past few
months have been instructlng the older
boys OF tho playground In open air
gyrnnastic work. These gentlemen VIII
also give an exhibition of work done by
themselves.
Professor Iardcla and the members Of
his band have very kindly sconsented to
be present and give a concert to the play
ground children and their friends. The
playground has been very successful this
first summer season Of its existence. The
ladies in charge have been untiring in
their efforts In directing theaplay and
tho games Of the children. They testify
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11

to a decided Improvement in the morale
and department Of the children under
I their charge. s
COOPERATION ASKED.
The success OF this first tempt Of
the Civic Improvement League is highly
encoura ging, and warrants the hope for
ali extension of the playground system
throughout the city. 1t Is reasonable to
suppose that all citizens who have Mt
heart the welfare of the children OF the
city will affiliate themselves with this
work. Secretary i. Nix K j udkns and
the ladies associated with him very COR
daily invite the citizens generally to be
present next Tuesday afternoon a !
o'clock at tie playground. corner Of
Nineteenth anu Main Streets. BY
All members of the Civic Improve
League are expected to be present and
Witness the exercises. Es5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Dominion Chapter Of the Daughters Of the
Revolution at the Worlds Fair.
!. ORDER a NEW GIG.
Virginia Boat Club Closes Season
at8Hiph Tide Of Prosperity.

4g5g dI LUZ OA4}A 4A0SPNlASy.y W.
The Virginia. Boat Club, Of this city,
has had the most successful season In
ten years and promises next season to
put forward a crew that will make any
Of the amateur oars,nen hustle for the
honors in rowing. The club has ordered
handsome modern Facing gig which will
be delivered in time for next season, and
this with o. handsome four-odrcd Shell
bought last year, and an ctght-oared
she'll. bought this year, will provide all
.he race boats desired asa put them oil
equal terms with the no wing clubs of
Baltimore, Nvashingt ton and Philadelphia
and place them ahead o. anything in the
South.
Besides the four-oared gig, the club will
order during the winter new sail boat
on the cat-boat order, and several hand
some pleasure era #. These will complete
the equipment of the club house The
club has appropriated $500 out Of It's
treasury for the purchas Sc Of the gig, cat
boat and pleasure boats, and they will
lie bought soon.
There are now III active members and
80 life members of the Virginia Club.
and it now has more we'll trained oars
men than at the close of the season for
the past ten years. The season., which
closes with September, will have been
one of the most prosperous ever had by
the club Next year the outlook is prom
Using for great regatta, probably at
West Point or In Virginia waters some
where.
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TO NEE. in
BALTIMORE
American Eagles Assemble in
Monumental City This
Week.
CROWD FROM RICHMOND
"a Large Company From Dixie
Aerie Will Attend-Irter-
esting Programme.

The annual convention Of the Frater-
nal O1dcrEof Ea giles Will be held In Bal.
tim, re, beginning tomorrow, and listing
ALL the week. This convention promises
to be one of the most successful ever
held in the history OF tho order. The
attendance Is estimated to reach more
than 5000. ST 3 Il
Dixie Aerle, Of Richmond will send a
large delegation numbering probably 200
men, in attractlvea uniforms. This Acrle
Is one Of the most progressive Of any.
Its growth has been almost phenomenal,
and its membership Includes many pron1i-
4nent citizens. Organized less than two
years ago. the local Aerie is already on
d sound basis and the membership Is
constantly increasing
ADRIE s OFFICERS.
The officers of the Aerie are:
u. B. Bliley, W. F. w; p. n. Murphy,
w. P.;# p. n. Fuller, w. ". p; Gus
Eernier, W. Secretary; Ralph Levy, w.
Treasurer; William Reinheimer, w CT;
j. w. Carn,ody, w. Conductors; ]. FL