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g. .. @iQinms e En.

Seine aualitat &affee, Sbee uno
Sliben-Sd, aisge5ei6net our1
Starfe urO Groma. 8rompte orb.
%Iieferune in Stoot 1tnb ltmgeeeno.
@ei6e Bbone. WoromeIt'gde bon
2erington- ltnb BearlitraBe.
GrSa0i.60ite
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ct. AlpbOninS : @cmcinOe.
SobreS g Ficnic i'm oQarIep 9arf."
@llter 9eird I'M 9(6en0. -
DIE th1tinpu Gnn1i+n,n

SuDteS g TtCflIC III v2drleD = Fdrt."
@llter 9eiud am 2tbeno. -
Die tbdtigen Gomite'n.
0te ct. IlpboniuS @emein0e
belt geitern 9eodmittag uno 9lbenO
ibr jGbrliGeS @icnic gu @rnIten ser
Stride I'M n0ar(ep 8arf" ub. Die
8et6ctltgung IieB trob oeS am 9(6eu0
Orobe1oen 8etters nidts 3u mini
id1et ilbrig nno 10 fonnte ser Grfola
olld ntd)t mtsbleibpn. Die &in0er
nobmcn oen Bart am friiben Nad-
mittog fir itdb in 9eidlog un0 benie.,
fen Ii6 ol5 quite Sllnoen Der linen
sur &erfiiglmg qeitelteu l~tnterbal-
tlttgen. Die Sdoufeln muroen bon
ibnen %beitdn0ig in Stmlmq gc6aItcn
ltno ben ucridieoenen StGnOeH matt-
gelte es ME an &utfluitiaen. Die
8eiitliden NIT Dem 8ater Reftor
@ott an Ser Spise ioben naf Dem
He6tcn ui0 odtcten ouruitf, oaB eS
oen &leinen an 9tiftS ge6rod. Spa
ter am 2lbenO fan0en ii6 oie Grmad-
ieten elm, Die ibren 9lnt6eil gum @r-
foiae 0e5 6citcs beitrllgen. 4ltf oen
&egel6abnen uno Ben S6ieBitGnOen
cntitulto Elm bctBes Hingen nm 6ie
gebotenen Bretie; OoS @liidSroo
idnurrte llitig, W}on6cm eiren lido
lten @erpimt bringeno. 9oB Ser in-
mere Wenih bel of Dem fr0bliden
Grei6en nidt Oerno6lGifigt mtroe,
lit Icl61tOeritdnoIi6 uno maren ole
Sorberettlrngen getroffen, 10 oaB
Nientono me0er bungerno, nod Dir
Itero oen FIoB ST oerIniien ge5tplul-
gen mar. S6mar6'S Orbeiter brad)te
an gtodmittog Elm gutes Gou3ertpro-
gramm sur I%usiiI6rung mo ipielte
IpGter fiir 0ns ilmge &oIf gum Gauge
ollf.
Sbrc 0ienite 5llm @elingcn oeS
6omiIie1feIteS DiOmeten Die folgens
Den @erren uno 0omeu:
<6enitano - ole SrlS. SbereIa
Bell, Gotb. Ntutb, GuIio @almann,
2ello SeB, Narp Slider, @mno
Wflttb mo emma <tbmclfer.
2imonooen . Stuno - sic 6rls.
0tamie Soblbepp, 2orettn g)afeG ulo
@li5abetb SInoref.
6uncptiif - Sruuen Speblcr u1o
BfiiterS, 6rIs. SltIo Srug uno 9aorD
0ori6.
SdieBgoIerie-Sr. q. &oblbepp.
@Iiidsroo - $50. Geo. Srintolls
unO s. Gfiiter.
o&iimmel in ser @ltrit - $50. 3.
Slider uno s. Hoienberger.
&ii6e -- Die 6rouen SiIoebrono,
icn., s. &iIoebrnno, iln., Sturm,
Sorning, Moper, Drummer un0 &ol5,
5dolfel mo &%arouIiel bic
$50. NlrguIt 9efer, s. 2olttl1er, 3.
Burger uno u. &ortmonn.
@forte - $50. 9. S6nnrr un0 u.
9cgel6obn - 0ic $50. g. arepm-
borg mo s. SItenoorf.
9or - Die $50. Gbos. Senbref, s.
SenOret, S, St1rm, s. 9eder nnO S.
Yitppen uno 9GQc - Sr. Clemens
Stlrn.
glnoere m%ertbooQe 0ienIte leiiteten
Die Srls. Winnie, Anuie u1o gliia-
beth &romcfe, Gatborine mo 2ottie
0onenboucr, Minnie We6ling un0
0utouid.
glS ErGiioent hlngirte &r. s. 81.
Sbumel uno ais Sdobmeilter Sr.
Gbumel.
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&cnnD'S fcinc 0cr6itctc 9affccs

merbcn III alien StaStt6eilen BON
Baltimore pertmuft. Die por5iiglide
QlalttGt uno m0Bigen @reiie modoen
oieIel6en geroOe5u beriibmt.
G.9.SemnD GO., Sbce, Saffcc, 3n6cr.
(4pril5i0i0oSa)
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@eltansiteannas . Grfnriiunen.

9sddite 8enniplnanio 8abt. Goa6.
Grturiion mad Der @eltausitelung
am %. Suni; an0ere8 aten 80. Snni,
3, u a., II. un0 %. Sui. Hrno-
fabrt : State $500 bon Baltimore.
g~erIaiien lltion : Citation ~ Mit.
tags, (t72,34)
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NGdJitc EennIDluaniu Sa6n . Guadl-
Grtur1iun

na6 Scr 8eltaltsitelllng, ct. 2ouis,
ain %. SUM. Hunofobrt.Gote bon
Baltimore $500. &erlGBt ltnion.
Station IL MittngS. @n0ere 0atcn
80. sunni, 3, T., a., 81. llno %.
Sillt. Q72,3,4)
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ooB OieieI6e tein gfeht babe, Der
@osgeieaihait Die G~rloubniB 5ll ae.
ben im y9ruio-SiQ Yort" Ga3r0b-
rem 81 Icgen, Die @rIoubniB Oo3u
miiBtc BON Der giio9ctbeb0rOe CT.
langt perOen.
Sic nG6clopeotc = Eotomoc = GeGe-
pbon.Go." bat lid Ser 9lniiAt oq5
Sto0t . &roturotorS 9rltcc gefiigt,
oaB ooS &cgcn bon mebr Gonouiten
an ibrcn i6on beitebcuOcn Slt6map9
cntlong Die Changing zines nellcn
@riOilcgS inOoIpire; sic @eieQi6aft
beb0lt iid) ober oaS Hedt Dor, an ole
@eridte 81 uppelliren.
&ht6 Ole ogtor0li6c Gentrul6abn"
fiigte iib Der 2lniidt 0cs StaotBro.
furotors, ouB fir Die GrIoubniB sum
@cbrort6 bon W}otorcn onltutt @fer-
ben in OcrAtonumentItraBe Elm reucS
Yripileg bon Der 9iiOgctbeb0r0c 5l
erlongen ilt.
untCr3ei6n ct.
0fopor Simomts mter3cidnptc &C.
tern Die folgenoen &eroronungcn:
Ser Baltimore Ohio 9ubn" 5t
crloltbcn, an Der Mc9enrDitroBc icds
@ei6en gu lcGcn;
Die @%cgfiibrmng BON 2ci6cn ans
Der Stoot rc0uIircuO;
@ebriibcr $omcs 81 crloltbcl1, an
Der @licenmo-S trnBe in &crbinoung
NIT Den @cleiien ser .NGroli6en
Gcntrolbubn" Wci6eu 81 lcgen;
Die Eotlwcnt-S troBe, bon Iuir.
mount 9lOcnle bis 9oltimorcitruBc,
oltf Soften Der ~NmUobner nit Ditri-
i~i5irten 3icgcIitcinen 5u pfloItcrn;
GoltrtlunoItroBe, bon &%erinqton-
bis SurotogoItroBc, otf Soften Scr
N%nmobner nit prGparirten @olj-
bI0dcn 81 pfloIteru;
G%bciupcatc Iuenlc, BON scr TO.
StraBe bis sur &ibertp RooO ulli So
item Der Nmuobner 81 mofuoomiii.
rcn;
Der Baltimore = 06io.@ubn9cicQ-
i6aft" 81 crlollben, an ser Eorfer.,
3lpiihcn Mc8enrp- lnO RomiunItr.,
cinen 60l5crlen Sduppen an crrid1.
ten.
Gas @uiolinii6cl.
WaDor GinanllS mur6e gcItern be-
nodri6ttgt, oob olt6 an ser Siforp.
Npenlle 5tuei groBe 8oiolinbebGlter
obne GrlurlbniB ouf9eitcllt moroen
icien. Der Wopor miro iib bette init
Dem Stnot-Grofurator oorii6er Der
itdnoigel, uoS feline Wo6tbcfugniIic
in Der @oioltnfragc iin0.
Ncue 9ogenIompen
Observation-Disclosures = Supcrintcn-
Dent WcGuen bat fir oen Worib.
Die @otcr. mo Die Sii0-@up-
StroBc ~ ncltc 9ogcnlompcn be-
iteIlt al Steac Der alter, Die bcim
9roBcn 6eiter p%crbronntcn. gr bat
cbcnfoas mebrcre &1tnocrt StruBcn-
lpegmciicr fir ocn 9%rono0iitrift be-
iteIlt.
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Der uHissisain.H

Seib d Elm nYi53i55tp."
~&i53i33ip" lit cine riidItGnoige
Summer. s. s. &infclman & 81,
6orbenb1toler,
Q73) @rntt- uno GborleS- Str.
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StaOt Baltimore.
Mcttcrnnsfidltcn.

sir N}arulonO uno Ocn 0iitrift
Columbia @cpittcrihmler mo iiio.
peitlidG noh Noromcitcn umiprin.
gCn0e Minbe.
Ger b6hitc Recommendations mar
IS 0ro0 I'M 3 llbr No6ntittogS.
Ter nieorigitc Recommendations
mar GS @ro0 Inn 3 ltbr OlorgcuS.
0cr Nino bate cine S6ncuigfeit
bon fl Mteilcn ans Dem Nciten.
WIittlercr @uronctcritun0 1892.
Ser Stono Der Ccmpcrdtltr nab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21
Gine Gfeile nadl 9eutldInnh.

INN Die 8eIt ooer mad treeno einer,
SDetle Der @elt orrongirt. &eiie.
giaete iiber ollie Balm. uno Sam.
pfera2tnten. Sbeo.! s. 0iener&
6 o., Rr. ia. Dts erinatonStroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21

@iuiam 4. WiIler BON 5orreIt,
Glen Mo., uno @tta ., Sobnion BON
bier.
Sobn 3. Rooger8 BON Stauntoa,
80, uto Oliunie Bethel bon Cooling.
ton, 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21

Inter Den auipisien oes .Ssn.
DEPENDENT Srber Medanies" miro
am ndditen @itttpod 9en.Mor er.
oftnet meroen. Die 3unbreiie foitet
81. Der e~rpreB5ng fabrt Moraens
I'M 9.15 ab..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21

Gfe 9iBc onl gcitrigcn &ormitto9c
mar redt oriidenO, obid)on oas Cher
montcter MIR , Groo b0bcr itonO, ais
om Gage oorbcr. @egen 8 llbr 3og
cin 8etuittcr iibcr Die Stuot mel6cS
5luor ole Iemperotur 5eitpeilig ob-
fiiblte, o6er cincn red)t i6miiIcn.
sIbeno 3uriidlicB. &m Siioen Der
Scr, Stootcn i6luitt Die Meni6bcit
III 80 @rab I'M Sd)utten, uno mir
fperoen mobrideinli6 OoS 8er9nii-
gen oltd) boIb genicBcn. Die beiBen
Gage Der Iebten 3eit linO fir Ole cSur.
mcr b0tit miafommcn gelpeien, oerm
oaS @etreioc brolrdt Die Site notb-
fpenOig IN Der GIciie3eit, mo and Die
Scuernote lit nod icbr 5nriid. Sm
NoroDcIten rcgncte cS. Selttc lit
SommcrS .Nniong mo iontit scr
l0ngite Gag,
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~" Sr. Gsam Sbit fiil1Oigt an an,
oercr Stele oes vGeuti6en Gorrc-
iponoerten" OIL, baB er ole @inb'ibc
&citauration, Nr. 511, @eit-Qering.
tonitraBe, gegeniiber Dem Morft,
fdlflid) erfporben bat. Sr. Obit l6Bt
Die Heltouration sur 3eit poaItGnoia
renoniren uno miro, iobolo oieIe Sir.
better polcnoet limo, i'm gnseigen-
tbeil oes D9eutiden Correspondent
ten" lelnen 6relnoen uno @onnern
blernon Nadrid)t erItattel.
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$50 Die q. So6resfeier oeS nTopoI
grconitm" miro am 9onnerItog, ben
%. SUM, int DSpric" burd) cine
eroBartige Iiterariib = muiifoIiiHe
llnterboltung begangen. Witglieoer
beS Sroens fonnen 9iQete bon ocit
GoQeftoren ibrer Gpn5ils erbolten.
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Gicnitng, Ocn II. Snni 1904.
1tmterbaltunas . 8eolueiIer.

Undertakings g%Se9lOe1Ief.
yGlertric.Rnrt". - SieTe Rohe 9auoebiQes
gOriteuungcu uuo 9oHiert
,Huhal Hrennuni." - Sonneritaa, ben 90.
Suni. 27. Sabresfeier i'm .9nric~.
Saicbal I'M ,,Eriulc.Enrf." - Seute gtabs
mitidg Baltimore gegeu Toronto.
YGrts6un5erte bieis @nde:
SOnntng Ndbmittug ulS SoHnerItag gbcHo -
.Eruios5iHs9ari1.
Mloutdg Mbeub 49, abruc6ieIH6 ySeoeraIsSius"
uuo n9ftoeriioes9urf".
9ieuitug uub Snnitlg Tbero - rgatterion'
Bari.
Wittiuo6 4beno - ,~Gurrousgarf".
SreitaG AbeHo .6ltft0nsBart".
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StaotratGs : @er6anSlnneen.

yfddlten 6reitog cuogiiItige &erta.
all1tg bis gum s. N1ratit. - Die
8oiiermietbe GcrorommQ i'm
5lpetten 3mcigc omcnoirt. - Die
6eltreB MeOairD 8eroromuua
obermoIS oerid)obeIl.
Die 6eioeu 3mciac oc8 Gto6trat6S
Dabcn lid geItcru cnoli6 iiber sic
Somnerferien qcciniot. IS beourfte
oa5lt ober Der Grncumutg zines So.
mites. Die Nnrcqlulg Dicr3n 9ing
pon Srn. aeQep I'M 3lpeiteu 3ueiQe
ans. Brdii0ent N}or9on crnanntc
ole 9S. &n. g. Smit6, Soffmm
rno SproIicr bonn eriten 3ueige mo
FrdItoeHt @uitber Oic $50. aeQen,
e%tlenbronot ulo @ropn Dom 5pei-
ten 3meige oils WitglieOer Oe8 Gomi-
te's. 0aiielbe fam nod IGngerer Be
rdtbrtng 5n ser &erein6urlna, 0of
Qelte, 0onnerItoG mo 6rettag nod
Sibungen itottfinOcn uno Damn Ser.
tngl1tg bis 3um s. 2tlglrit eintretcn
lou. Der 9erid)t oe5 Gomite'$ mlr0e
III beioen 3uetgcn ongenommeu.
TmenOirt.
Die SerorOmlng, sic @aIiermie-
then firireno, pltrOc aeitcrn i'm 3mei-
ten 3ipeige sur 3]rpciten 2eiung ge,
brodt uno elm ENHANCEMENT 0eS Srn.
Sttbert SIT 6ericIben o1gcnommpn.
9nrA 0aIiel6e miro Die Grtroge6ii6r
bon $3.50 fir Observation-Disclosures
aus Ser &eroromlng geitri6en, oie
mlf Der Stite Ser 5~lueiten &eiung be.
luIien ipur0e, nm mciterc Mmen0i.
rltng m0gli6 SIT MAIDEN.
u d MATS per 6obcn.
Die 6cntreB Mcooiru 3 @cror0.
ming, bic ais Spe5iolgei66ft AMI Ser
Sronumg Der geitrigcn Sibrng itono,
muroc nodmolS otf Nntrog oeS Srn.
G%iienbruuot beri6oben ullo 3luar olf
Die 5meitltdhlte SiBung bon geItern
an gere6net. &cri0ieoene Sta0t.
b0ter, Die Announcements 81 ser Ser.
o%ronulg 81 fteIIcn miini6en, maren
geitern ntdt unmrieno.
Ole brittle 2eiung.
Sn 3mciten 3rpeiac ongenommcn
mttr0e Ole Geror0mlng &enrp Wur-
cts & Sobn 81 mitoriiiren, cine
9riide 5luiiden ibren @Guiern iiber
Soaingstuortb StrnBe, 5pii6en
Goloert- uno @otcritroBe, 51t bo1ren.
Reue @orIoqen.
SIM erIten &otb83ueige reidte Sr.
llb cine geroromlng elm $4,000 81
Derpiaigcn iiir ben 9ou zines @b.
5ugstonulS 6urh Sen Carroll = Sort.
ST.. .. ~. Smith reidte oltf Ser
Gnngen cine 8epbtonutg elm fiir Sen
g9ioerrlif Ser tilt perfIoIicncu SATIRE
paiiirten Teroronitn9 fiir sic NIofa-
ooniiiring Der S.StroBc, bon Iortb.
bis @olbroof l9(oemte.
Ger qu$ftug.
0aS IllsflllgS = Gomite beridtete,
BOB oas GiSboot p2otrobc" morget
fl llbr bon Gboie's
an Scr EbamesitroBe obi6brt.
Die Neiie gebt no6 annapolis, Oa
fem GerguiigungspIot 8n erboIten
mar, no Oos @oiier tief 9enltg lit iiir
Die S%unoung.
Son Gee ) S ofeu. - Der
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Yin bas 8nblifnml

NatiirIid ipolen Sic, tpenn sic
iid photographer laiien, ODER elm
Bib in 2ebenssrSke beiteGen, Die
bette Irbeit at ben nieOrisiten 8reiieu
baben. @enoen sic iid, ebe sic an.
oerstpo norfpreden, 5iterit an
Snlims Sebbel, oeutider 8botograpb,
g r. 32t, Roro-@ Ctr.
Sradtbulle &abinets Gbutpsra.
pbien nitr ST. Sas 9ntenS. (t40-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21

~ W. Y D I ! y 1 u y Z.
Die Goli5eibeb0roe ent5n4 9eitern
Oenl ieit 1898 |peniionirten YoliSilten
SomeS 8. Inoerion Die 8eniion fir
orei Wonate, mo 5ipar anf Die bonn
Woridoa 5ornnn 9egen i'm erbobe-
ne 9eidulhigutg, eincn unmoroIi.
i6en 2ebenSlpnnbeI 81 fiibren.
Boli5iit @0morb Wc0onneu bonn
noropeitIifen 0iitrift mliroe nm
$50 geItraft, neil er ouf ieinem go.
item eingcidlofen mar.
Eoli5iit SomeS S. &epnoIos BON
mittleren 9iitrift muBtc So Strafe
6oblen, iueil er om is. Sunni nid,t All
einem Serbor Dor Dem YOIi5eiridter
Grammar erid)ienen mar.
Die folgenOen YrobepoIi5iItcn iuilr.
ben gum reguIGren Stang beforocrt:
George 81. 9Iod, iiioIifer 0iItritt;
WG. 9. RbillipS, noroneitIider 81
itrift; U. s. 0urie, iiioIider 0iitrift.
Nn oeren Stele mlroen Senrp s.
Zimmerman bon 0r. 1909, OIt.
Gbaie.S trobe, Gittor 9Iausmeper
bon gtr. 2131, Sit.Womtment.S IT,,
rno George g. Gong bon SIT 705,
gppleton.S trabe, 81 YrobepoIijiitcn
ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21

Mcinen Srennocu nno @Onncrn
5nr NadlridDt, oaR idl bic @int'idc
&c%itamratium, Nr. 81, @eits9erings
tunitrakc, iibcrnOmmcn babe. Rad
OOllitanOigcr RcnOuatiUn bcS 2ufalS
crfulgt mcitcrc NOti5,
O73) Noam Sblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21
Ger 81 ii fin q.

0as 9IltSilltgS = Gomite beri6tetc,
Bob oas GiSboot p2atrobc" moraar
8ormittoq fl llbr bon Gboie's
@erfte an Ser EbamesItroBc ubfGbrt.
Die &eiie gebt nad annapolis, Oa
fem GerguiigungspIob 81 erbolten
iuor, no Oos @aiier tief oenrtg lit iiir
Die Sunoung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21

y acball. - Srot 0c9 oroGcrs
Den 8etter5 iouo oeitern Elm iebr gut
beiudtes Spicl Oea8ultimorer Clubs
NIT Dem Club BON 1orouto uttf Ocnt
bieIigcn SpiclpIobc itutt, BEL meldcm
Ole IotoIen 9oiebau-Gronf oo8 po-
triotiIde @eroniigen battclt Dab Ole
Orioles nit %fIiegcnoen Iobncn, menn
and crit in Den Ieeten &nning9, &C.
iponnen. Die Sr0re un0 Der StunO
Der Clubs lit, mie folgt:
IN WnItfuture
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Der 9entf&e GOrrefpOnOent

gef6dftsfdbrer &. ". SeiH8, 8obmuns:
Is. IL Y. t2t VI WaIbruut.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-23
BILLS APPROVED
Committee Of the Board Of
Trade Considers Meas
ures to Be Pre-
sented to the
Legislature

A committee of the Board of Trade
yesterday met in the office of Counselor
Henry c. C6ndict to consider the bills
prepared under the direction of Mayor
Pagan to be presented TO the present
Legislature One of these is on the sub
ject of equal taxation, for which the
Democratic organization of this county
has been fighting for years. Another
is in regard to the contention of the
Mayor that the old Jersey City and Ber-
gen Railroad Company owed the city a
considerable amount of money as license
fees for their cars Another bill pro-
vides for further taxation on the Public
Service Corporations cars and other
properties held by the concern in this
city
At yesterdays hearing the committee
of the Board of Trade approved of the
bills and they will be considered by the
Board at its next meeting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-23
COMING Entertainments

The Four Corner Social Club, we'll
known political and social club of the
Third Ward. will hold its annual ball
at Woods Hall on February 10.
st. Michaels Catholic Club will hold
barn dance next Wednesday, night. The
Elks viii lhold barn dance on the same
night.
1,hs second annul ball of the local Bar
tenders Union will be held at Eiks Hall
on Wednesday, February 3. The pro-
ceeds will go to the sick and death bene-
lit fund.
The local Brassworlzers' Union will
hold a ball at Grand View Park Hall to-
night
The Elm Field Club viii hodl ball in
Grand View Park Hail on the evening
of February 10.
The Third Ward Democratic Club will
hold ball at Grand View Park Hall on
Thursday evening, February 4
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-23
WOLF CASE HEARD.

Aaron Wolf, the Newark avenue mer-
chant, who was charged with conspiring
with others to cheat and defraud certain
New York clothing firms, was before Po-
lice Jutsice Manning yesterday afternoon.
The Justice sat in the First Criminal
Court. Hugo Wise, who was supposed
to know al labout the matter, was put
upon thetsand. He refused to answer
questions on the ground that they might
7incriminate himself. He was held in CON
tempt of court and the examination was
laid over until Monday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-23
DIED OF LOVE.
Louise nuokstadt Commits
Suicide and Declares a
Man Responsible
for Her Death.

After writing a note accusing man
of being responsible for her death,
young woman of about twenty years,
supposed to be Louise Ldckstadt, of No.
305 Ninth street. killed herself yesterday
morning by inhaling Illuminating gas in
a furnished room at No. 211 East
Eighty-seventh street, New York. Little
is known of her there.
She went to the house on Wednesday
and asked Mrs Martin. the landlady, for
a room. She said she was seamstress
looking for employment. Borrowing pen
and ink, the girl went to her room to
write letters. That was the last seen
of her alive.
Herman Engler. who, with his. wife,
occupied the adjoining room, thought he
detected the odor of gas on Thursday
morning, but did not investigate. At 3
o'clock yesterday morning he awoke with
a severe headache and nausea. He
arouse his sleeping wife with diff
culty.S The room was filed with gas.
After rapping to arouse the girl, who
he thought was sleeping in the next
room, he opened the door-and went in.
She lay on the bed, almost fully dressed,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-23

CORPORATION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the 1odn DAY
Of October. 1903. application was made 20 the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners by
Everett Keeney and others for the "a,
from point about $50 feet south Of Breaaway'
to and connecting with the sewer in broadway.
Said sewer 20 be built conformaoty 10 the
provisions of Chapter 217 Of the Laws OF 1SSo,.
and in accordance with the established plan OF
sewerage together with all the necessary man
holes, receiving basins and appuftenances
Notice is also given that on the END day OF
December, 1908, the Commissioners OF Assess
ment 1led in the office of the Clerk OF the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners their
preliminary assessment map for said improve
ment, showing the probable tosalacos of the
amount to be assessed on property specially
benefited thereby, and the same is now open to
public inspection in the office Of the Clerk Of
said Board.
And notice is also given that the following
street or avenue particular section thereof
is included in said assessment uameiy:-
WRIGHT AVENUE.
from point 100 Feet south of Broadway to It's
southeriy terminus.
And that IN accordance with the provisions
of the act above cited the 9TH day of Janu-
ary, 1905 at two o'clock P. NJ, and the AS
fxed as the time and plaae when and where
the Board of Street and Water Commissioners
will meet to hear all parties Interested In said
application, and all renonstfaHces against the
said Improvement that may be presented in
By order of the Board of Street and Water
GEO. 7. BoUToN,
Dated Jersey city. December Is. 1903.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-23
10 JOHN N. ssrrHs

10 JOHN N. EaGRrH>
You are hereby notiGed tina. at a public sala
made BIZ the City Collector Of Jersey City. On
the 18th day OF October. 1883. the Mayor and
AldeHnen Of Jersey City purchased fer tha
sum OF one thousand seven hundred and nine
ty-one dollars and eigkkI-six cents ali the land
u snunty t Of Hudson and State Of New Jersey.
fronting on Paramount avenue. which Is laid
down and designated as lots 20 and e. in block
number 229, upon an assessment map annexed
sioners OF Adjustment appointed in and 10.
said City by the Circuit Court of the County
Of Hudson, csrtired copy Of which report
and map vas filed II the cfi,cs Of the GU.
November 1881 said report and map and said
sale being made pursuant to the provisions OF
an Act. OF the L@egslature @ Of New Jersey.
s-Ar Act concerning the serrIsnaent and colIec-
ton Of arrearages Of unpaid taxes assess-
ments and water rates or water-reats In
cities of this State and irn3eaine and levy
ing tax assessaaeDt and lien in lieu and
instead Of such arEearagss. and to enforce
the payment thereof and to provide for
alton and assessment
And the several supplements thertfo.
sna Won are rurrner noslned that You appear
to have an estate or interest in sat7 land and
real estate and unless the said Ian d and reas
estate shall be redeemed as pfovSted in said
and after the service hereof. a de7d 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 10 the pro
xHH x1saSns mayor Ssa,ls AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
NJ NJ l7AN.
sseS''' Attsst.- A. !. oDoNNTsf.fs.
tsaie No s2a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-23
PARTED IN COURT
Eloping Couple From Cats
kill roomed to Separa-
tiOn by Judge
Higgins.
THE WOMAN WAS MARRIED
aer Husband William Post
Found Her Here and She
Has Gone Home.
THE WOMAN WAS MARRIED

In the First Criminal Court this morn
ing, before Judge Higgins, a young mar
ried couple, who described themselves as
Mrs. William Post and Mrs. Jennie
Post, of Catskih, n. Y. settled a quarrel
they had about two weeks ago at the
last mentioned place, which resulted in
the disappearance of Mrs. Post and her
three years odl son from the household
The case, as presented before the Court
revealed that the wife was infatuated
with a young man by the name of Ches-
ter Hoataling. twentysi years of age,
also from Catskill, with whom Mrs. Post
when she left her home came to this city.
Post said in court:
81 have always treated my wife as a
husband sisould, and | can't understand
why she leaves me so often"
The Post woman and Hoatalng We're
seen last evening at Grove street and
Newark avenue by Post, who immedia- i
tely stopped the couple and begged his
wife to return to her home. Words were
exchanged until the trio became so noisy
that Patrolman Thomas Maypother hap
pened along and, upon complaint Of Post,
Hoataling and Mrs. Post were locked
up.
Judge Higgins. after listening to the
case, decided that the best thing the
couple could do would be to settle their
differences ana live Aappily. Then, turn
ing to Hoatalisg he said:
"You ought to be ashamed of your
: self. Now, win give you just exactly
a half hour to get out Of this city,
Hoataling had slllen look upon his
face at the time, and, facing. the girl, NUT
tered something that was not heard by
the Court. It was some sort of an ap-
peal The Judge then called an officer
and said:
Take this man to the home where he
has been living and after he has packed
his belongings. see to it that he has been
put safely out of this city, and if he tries
any nonsense bring him back and l will
attend to him."
As Hoatalino vas. ltax x,i,,s, tlaa CONT h.,