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The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21

TO THOMAS C. o'cALLAGHAN. MRS.
Thomas c. O'Caiiaghan and Elizabeth NJ.
Mitchell. their heirs, devisees, mortgages,
assigns and legal representatives,
Take notice, that at sale made by the City
Collector of Jersey City, on the 2gth day OF
September, 1905, E. D. York purchased for the
sum of s1s55s all the land and real estate SIT
uate in the City of Jersey City. Hudson
County, N. j., aforesaid, which is laid down
on the official assessment maps CFowler) as
Lot Ne. g, Block 52s. situate on Efeboken ave-
nue, Jersey City, n. j.; said sale being made
pursuant to the provisions Of act of tha
Legislature OF New Jersey, passed March 80,
1896 entitled
IAN act concerning the settlement and csi-
lection Of arrearages Of unpaid taxes assess
ments and water rents in cities Of this State
and imposing and lsyytng a tax assessment
and lien in lieu and instead Of such arrear-
ages and to enforce the payment thereef.
and to provide for the sale Of lands sub
jected to future taxation and ASSESSMENT
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are farher notified that yDu appear
to have an estate or interest In said Hands OF
real estate, ana unless the said tands4or real
estate shall be redeemd as provided IN said
acts before the expiration Is six moE5hs from
will be given to the saiG paftkassf. se9elsAylns
the fee siraple ofssaid, lkpd eS real esSete, ass
cording tt tEe provision OK sa1oFace
DATED October g, 1s08s
T. DE- Y01EE. RafeAeAsr.
JOHN FRANCIS eCAHIII4. Aa9y.
800 Br6Aa SsS 9sSwaEss. / NJ ,.
The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21

No. 6.
By Mr.. Diefenbach. and adopted--
Whereas. At meeting OF the Board
OF Education. held on Thursday, SepteSn
Der z, 1908, the contract for all carpente1
work included in the addition to end al
fer~ ion t School No. q was awarded
to Lane & Russell at the price named !,
titsIr Did. namely, $z4 ,3tsJ; and
Whereas, Said Lane & Russell refused
to sign the contract for the execution Oi
the above, mentioned work within ten
days after having been notified by the
corporation Attorney to do so; and
: W hereas. In consequence of said re-
fusal Of Lane & Russell this Beard was
compelled to- readveftise for proposals
foF saidnwork. and to award the coar
tract3fof the same to Barron Donaldson
at the price of $3.50, or S4.675 in ex-
cess Of the price for which Lane e Rus
Sell agreed in their formal bid to exc
cute the contract; therefore
Resolved, That the Corporation Coun-
sci and the Corporation Attorney be and
they are hereby directed 10 take saarh
legal steps in behalf of the Board of
Education as may be necessary to pre-
teer the city against any loss resulting
from the refusal of Lane & Russell to
sign the contract requiredsby their bond.
and to advise this Board Of any action
ises.
BY Mr.. Hermann, two resolutions:--
Resolved, That the contract for the
entire work included in the erection OF
School No. 30, in accordance with the
plans and specifications heretofore adopt
ed by this Board. be and it is hereby
awarded to the Jersey City Building and
Contracting Co. at the price named in
its bid, namely, sixty-four thousand eight
hundred and twenty-six dollars 1854, ,826),
It being the lowest bidder, and that the
Corporation Attorney be and he is here
BY requested to draw the necessary con-
tract
Resolved That Henry Grosklaus bs
and he is hereby appointed Inspector on
the erection of School No. 80 at d salary
of 80 day when employed
The yeas and nays resulted in the
adoption of above resolutions by the fol-
Yeas-President Ward and Messrs.
Ridgeway, Clute. Moran, Lewis Barnes,
Lyons, Hermann, Coyie, Gilmore. Tuly
and Dieffenbach-12.
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Ramsey-1.
Mr.. Gilmore stated that the Architect
was progressing well with the plans foI
School No. 81.
Mr.. Lewis reported favorable progres.
for the Evening lecture Committee.
The Board adjourned, on motion Of
Mr.. Lyons.
FRED. EGE,
Secretary.
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EVENING SCHOOL rATIsTICs-ocToBER TO- 1905.


To City Superintendent:-I herewith
respectfully submit my report of the
work of the Attendance Department for
the month ending September 81, 1905
Truancy reported by Principals, 100;
absence reported by Principals, 169; at
tending no school reported by Principals,
10; truancy, ETC., reported by police, 81;
through other sources, Is.
Visits by Chief Attendance Officer, 81;
visits by Attendance Officers to Public
Schools, IL; other schools. 6; homes, on
account of truancy, ITO; absence, ITO;
attending no school. 40.
Parents warned by Chief Attendance
Officer by letter, So; personally warned
by Chief Attendance Officer, 1T2: by At
tendance Officers, $50; legal notices
served. 60; truants returned to school,
131; absentees returned to school, ITO;
Hon-attendants placed in school, 2S; chill
dren found ON the street and taken home
IL; to school, s; prosecutions of parents
and guardians (paroled), 4 prosecutions
of truants (paroled), z; employers warned
for violation of Compulsory Education
Law, %.
Signed, CHAS. STELL,
Chief Attendance Officer.
Report filed.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
From the Finance Committee, by Mr..
Resolved, That the following claims,
79 in number. be ordered paid to the
parties hereinafter named. as per bills
accompanying, to witt
New High School. $350,O00:
William Robertson 4 Son. mason
$9.O1o.
Francis Bros & Jellett, Inc. electrical.
I'd payment, contract No. A E. $1,000
Heatherton Bros, plumbing, I'd pay
ment, contract No. AZ e, $2,975.
Schools Nos s. 8, 12. "a and 25 Ex-
tension, S106, ,245:
Heatherton Bros, heating, No. 8, I'd
payment, contract No. 81 E. $213.70;
contract No 62. $13S. 20; No. "a, CON
tract No. 67. 1881 20; plumbing, contract
No. 86. S4S29B
Schools Extension Furniture. s1O,921
William M Jones, clocks. etc, No. "a,
$7S.25 and $3.50.
Schools Nos. 6, 81, 30 and 81, $3.50. 900:
IS Thos. Mahoney, carpenter work; No. 6,
ment, contract No IS, $500
| 81, ss5.
Books. Stationery. &c. 1904 1905
CHM & Co., books. No. 4, September,
S47. .425 No. II, SIT. 40 and SILL; No.
| 20, $2I:64; No. "a, $40: No. 25. IS; No.
H !, F ma maragagt 9s s $ Co. statissasyg *
ID. G. Heath & Co.. books. No. 10,
September. 81. .02i no. n, $7.20
Frank E. Henderson. Academy Of
Music. High School, June, $50.
Morgan q Sons, piano tuning, No. 4,
February aud June, SO.
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HENRY SNYDER,
City Supt. of Tsfblic Schools.

deduction from the salary of the City
I Superintendent, who is member of said
fund, for the months of August and Sep
tember, 1905.
4. Resolved, That the City Clerk be
and he is hereby requested to draw war
rants to pay officers. teachers and jani-
tors in the employ of the Board of Edu-
cation for the month of October, 1905,
when due> on pay-rolls. duly certified by
the Superintendent of Public Schools.
D. Resolved, That the City Clerk be
and he is hereby requested to draw war
| rants to pay teachers and janitors in the
employ of the Night School Department
| of the Board Of Education for the month
of October 1905, when due on pay-rolls,
duly certified by the City Superintendent
of Public Schools.
s. Resolved. That the claim of Frank
e. Henderson for $83, for rent of Acad-
emy of Music and other expenses in CON
nection with the High. School commence
ment. June %, 1905, be and the same is
hereby charged against the Books. Sta
tnonery and Supplies Account of this
; Board.
The yeas. and nays resulted in the
adoption Of the above six resolutions by
the following vote:-
Yeas--eePresident Ward and Messrs.
Clute, Moran. Lewis. Barnes, Gilmore.
Tully and Dieffenbac chs.
Nays--None.
ABSENT Messrs. Ridgeway. Lyons,
Hermann. Ramsey and Goyle-5.
From Teachers Committee, by Mr..
Ward, ex-ofiicio, three resolutions
l. Resolved. That Miss Georgia T..
Herzog be and she is hereby appointed
a teacher in Evening School No. s, to fill
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Lille Madden, said appointment to take
effect October 10, 1865.
The yeas and nays resulted in the
adoption OF the above resolution by the
/ following Vote:-
Yeas--President Ward and Messrs.
Clute Moran, Lewis. Barnes. Gilmore,
| Tully and Dieffenbach-
Nays-None.
Absent -Messrs. Ridgeway, Lyons.
Hermann. Ramsey and Coyle-5.
2. Resolved, That the following
named teachers be and they are hereby
| transferred, said transfers to take effect
immediately
Misses Sadie E. Nimmo. No. I to No.
8: Margaretta J. German, No. 8 to No.
4: Ellen NJ. O'Shea, No. n to No. z;
Kate NJ. Mullins. No. to No. 25; Mar
garet McGovern, No. 6 to No 81; Ger
trude L. Gibson, No. % to No. 10; Grace
Francisco. No. / to No 4
3. Resolved, That the following
| named teachers be and they are hereby
granted leave of absence, with loss Of
substitutes pay, for the period of time
Indicated; cause Illness
Mrs. Alice +. Point. No. 5, October
1920, inclusive; Misses Alma E. Grandi.
No. 8, October / to November 1 Kate
! n. Banks No. 13, October / to Noyem-
ber Il; Jennie Van Winkle No. IL. Octo-
! ber 9 to October 23; Kate G. Mullins,
! No. 25. October ]. to November / Jennie
! Ginnochio, No. 26, October ! TO Novem-
h6y.
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HENRY SNYDER,
City Supt. of Public Schools.

Silver, Burdett & Co, books, No. II,
September. 1922.
Christopher Sower Co. books, No. "a,
September, SIG.
q. B. Wilson Co., stationery, No. 25,
May, re.
Printing, 19o4-19o5:-
Jersey City Printing Co., minutes,
office. August, $40.
Albert Datz Co., office, June-Septem-
ber. $500
Repairs. School Buildings. Etc, 1904
1906
Fredk. Flad. No. |, September, s14;
s. Hunt & Son. No. 1, September,
$3.50
Ogden & Gilmore, No. II, September,
Herman Richter. No. 10. August,
q: d. Hill Co., No. %. September,
Special Repair Account. s1s. .5oo:-
r. j. Boberts. No. 1, $3.50; No. 2,
$3.50: No. IL. $3.50; No. 13. ST. so: No.
10, $3.50; No. %, $3.50.
a. I. Wilson; No. IA, $50; No. "a,
$40; No. 20, $780,
Joseph Jegan, No. s, sa.12; No. 9, IS;
Andrew Lemon, No. /, s243.45; No. 5,
Koernig & Dohrmann, No. 13, $1S1;
No. %. $30.75.
Chas. r Walker, No. IS. $155; No.
21. S24.75.
Frank Dodson, No. 2, S12O.
p. r. Meschutt, No. 3. $500
Commonwealth Roof Co.. No. 8, $45.
Thos. Mahoney, No 4. $35.
A. Kantrowich, No. 5, $22 60.
f. W. Towev. No 8, $114.30.
Heatherton Bros. No. 8, 1896.
james Driscoll. No 8, $265.
D. J. Gibson. No 16, SITS.
Herman Koerle. No. 20. $45.
Henry kimmerly. No. 20. S11.
National Sheet Metal Roofing Co., No.
20. S37.62.
Morgan 8 Sons, No. a, $I5s,
f. 2. Schroeder No. 21. S12
Home Rubber Co., No. %. $T.S5.
James Davis & Son, No. %. $86. .O5e
James A. Joans, No. "a, S75,,
o. TT. Freeman, No. 20, S13.95.
General Claims Account, 19D4-1 905.--
John Schroeder. extra services. No s.
Deeember-June. 1904, S175; September
$25; October. SOS; November, $25.
J. B. Wilson Co.. Stationery. No. s.
March S11.T0
2. Resolved. That the City Clerk be
and he is hereby requested to draw d
warrant for s335.S4 in favor Of Frank
o. Briggs. Treasurer Teachers Retire
ment Fund. aud charge to Teachers
Salaries, 1904 1905. being one per cent
deductions from the salaries of all
teachers who are members of said FUND
for the month of September. 1905,
8. Resolved, That the City Clerk be
and he is hereby requested to draw 4
warrant for $50 in~favor Of Frank O
Briggs, Treasurer Teachers Retirement
Fund and charge to Superintendents
| Salary, 1904-19Q5," being one per cent
The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21

The following claims were received
and referred to committees:
Books, Stationery and Supplies
Peckham, Little & Co, No. 1, S131. SO;
No, :, $50; No. 4 $33-S4 and $16.70. No.
and 81; No. 10, $1.40 and $3; No. 20. $3
and $3.50; No. %. S26.OS. $16.ti5 and
$4.35: Mo- 23, $14 and S26.70; No. "a,
S20.95, $3.50 and sS3. 3d.; No. t58 81 so
and $4.20pNo. 26, $40. 10; No. 2S, $27. 80.
+ American Book CO., No. 3, S19.56; No.
4, $G4. .S0::s:No. 8. 1868. "A; No. II. $10.S0
and $94 .26; No. 13. S21. 30; No. 10,
10. 50. 5000: j i 81 No. 81. Sq2.oS: 81. S 81
$3S.9S; $10eS and S31. 20; No. "a, $333. so,
$3.50 and $31s20; No. 25, $35.23; No. 27,
1882; No. 2S.s $3.50.
CHM 81 Co, No. 8, $7.20; No. 4,
$11.SS; No. 12.I $40; No. Is, $3024; No.
10. $4.oS; Nos %, $21. 40; No. 25. $3.50.
University Publishing Co. No. 4,
$18: No. 18, $5.28; No. %, $1O.56; No.
%. S1O56.
Milton Bradley Co., No. u, S3.65. No.
13. So; No. 10, 75c.: No. 27. $14.O8.
Maynard. Merrill & Co., No. 4. So. SO:
No, II, $3.50; No. 20, $14.4o; No. %,
D. G. Heath & Co., No. -, 75c. and
Sl.Oo; No. IL. S3.l0.
Silver. Burdett & Co.. No. A, $4.6S;
No, 6. $40; No. 10, $S.34
B. Fl. Sanborn & Co.. No. II, $3.50
and $37. A
d steiger & Co. No. 12, ne; No.
81. $3.3S
6. sower Co., No. 81, s5.7s; No. %,
S5.76.
Albert Datz Co, No. 1, $3.50.
r. L. Hammett Co, No. Z. $1.8O
a.. Globe, School Book Co.. No. 12. $6.4S.
Eaton & Co.. No. 10, $5.52.
> james B. Wilson Co, No. 2T 60c.
n. Y. & n. ]. Telephone Co, office,
$12.75
James O. Lansing, office. $e.04.
Fred. Ege. office, $16.25.
Repairs, School Buildings and Furni-
ture:--A
The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21

Irish miles are longer than American
miles-la fact, eleven of them make
fourteen of such as are measured in
this country American travellers soon
find this out, and If they are disposed
to complain of the character of Irish
roads they learn that the Irish think
it unreasonable of the stranger to ex-
pect both quality and quantity. To
one such erumbler the answer was, IF
the quality is infartor, we give you
plinty Of it, anyhow" To another visit
or who complained of the narrowness
Of the road the retort was, 'sWell, what
We lose In the breadth ye gain in the
length af
The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21
BOARD OF CALCULATION.
(Oficial Proceedings

Regular meeting OF the Board Of Ed
qeation.. nc Ion. held in the City Hall, October
ROLL CALL.
Present President Ward and Messrs.
Giute, Moran, Lewis, Barnes Gilmore,
Tnlly and DieTenbach s.
:, Absent -Messrs. Ridgeway, Lyons,
Hermann, Ramsey and Coyle-5
READING ANDa ,A;apPRoyAL OF
Minutes of September Z and IA APP
proved as printed, ON motion.
PRESENTATION OF COMM UNICA.
TIONS.
From j. r. Filter, enclosing check of
John kirkpatrick for $40 to pay tuition
of daughter.
Forwarded to City Treasurer.
From Jane G. Underhill School No.
"a, and Lille Madden, Night School No.
:, resigning as teachers.
Both accepted.
From Harry Rickard. enclosing rec
concentrations for position of engineer.
New High School.
Referred to New High School Com
mittee
From Secretary. receipt of City Treas
urer Tor S42.76, representing deduction
y y p5lee psn Of part Of site for New School
NO; ~ by estate of Thomas n McCarter.
Filed.
From Corporation Attorney, deeds con-
yeying title to Board for School No. 80
site.
Forwarded to City Comptroller.
PROPOSALS AND BIDS.
Nine p. NJ having arrived. Secretary
read advertised call for proposals for
carpenter work for School No. 81 Exten-
sion, and President Ward called for. pro-
posals. Following bids received, read
and referred;to Committee onaSchooI No.
81 Extension:- :
Barron Donaldson .$28. .S75
Thomas Mahoney .............. %, ,973
Joseph Jewkes & Sons Co...... 20. 800
A. j. Dittmar g. Son. s..s.s 1880
FERMENTATION OF CLAIMS.
To the. Board Of Education:
The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21

: 3 3 ]; i Roberts, g g 4 $50 $3.50, $40 $40
sss5.16' i N'''''aA' 80 @
Woodhouse & Co. soc; $4.05, $500.
Charles Knederly. $15.75, 81, $50.
-. J.. Dittnlar, Jr., S75.I1, S540l,
4 ArsSe eeasSsyIsA sssy5a sSs5s 81 g sas $40
James q. Murray, $3.50, $50. ii.
David j Gibson. $50. $3.50.
Jean r. Blinck. $43.49. y
James f. Seymour, $3.50,
Knodel's Express. $11.75.
John Jennings. $40.
Barron Donaldson, S53.32.
Joseph Weinstein, SIS.
Commonwealth Roofing Co., $50.
Janitors' Supplies
s1fs ffssssss SOY M sEIs Msss ssss ssSs sa2 5s,
$32.35, $1810.
Printing! ~
Albert Datz Co, S74. So.
W. f. Roehrer, $9.75.
Fuel
Newman Home and Mission, $1O.50.
Public Service Corporation, $79;53.
United Electric Company, Doc. $1.50.
New High School
Robert Cook. $5,1O0.
e. J. Coleman. $130.
Schools Nos. 8, 9, IL, "a and 25 Ex-
tension:-
Charles KuederIy. $410. S426.
A. J. Dittmar s. Son. S1S5.
Barron Donaldson, 1881. As.
VIM. Browe & Son Co, $16470.
Michael Drumm, $135.
Schools Nos. 6, 81, 30 and 31:--
Charles Kuederly. So. 400.
John T. Mclaughlin. 81 ,275.
Evening Journal Association, $3.50.
General Claims. 1903 1904
Morgan & Sons, $1.50, So.
Janitors' Committee
John Schroeder, $500.
REPORTS OR COMMUNICATIONS
FROM SUPERINTENDEN
The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21

'Woodman, Spare That Tree" was
written by George p Morris, the story
being founded on an incident which
occurred during visit Of this gentle
man t., the old homestead. It had
psaaea into other hands, and the pro-
prietor was about to cut down the fine
tree, which had been planted by Nor
ris' grandfather. The poet redeemed
the tree for $40, and the stately oak
v-ss thsse. srared-
The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21
coRpoRArIoN NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the twenty
fifth day of September. 1895, applicationw an
made to the Board of Street and Water Conn
missioners BY Thomas Maioney for the
VACATION OF PORTION OF LARCH AVE.
NUE. AND CHERRY LANE.
and more particularly shown on map attached
to said application; and that the eighteenth
day of December nineteen hundred and five
at O'Clock P. M, and the Assembly chaEn-
Der of the City Hall in Jersey City are hereby
axed the time and place when and where
the Board of Street and Water Commissioners
will meet to hear and consider all objections
to said vacation that may be presented in
writing.
BY order of the Board of Street ana water
GEO T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey city, November 25. 1905.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice, that he. George C. Steimann IL
engaged in the business or occupation Of bot
ting milk and cream, u1der the. name Of
Geo. C. Stejmann, number 11f3 Summit ayenue
Jersey City. n. j., and by virtue OF the provis.
ions of an act entitled. IAN act III protect the
owners of bottles, boxes, siphons, tins kegs on
other articles used in the sale OF soda water
mineral or aerated waters, porter ale beer
lager beer, weiss beer, white beer or otheI
beverages or medicines. medical preparations
perfumery. oils. compounds or mixture" ap.
proved April 8, A. D.. 1888, and the several
supplements thereto. does hereby give notice
that he uses in his said business or occupation
bottles bearing marks. imprints, devices oi
brands stamped. engraved etched. blown i'm.
pressed or otherwise produced upon said bot
ties as follows. TO witt
Geo. c. Stefmann.
G. c. steimann, Favorite Dairy, 114s Summit
ave. J. c. H., n. j.
And that due notice is hereby given that
description of the name or names marks O.
devices SO used by him has been duly fiieS
with the Clerk of the County OF Hudson New
Jersey, by virtue Of the provisions of the said
act.
Dated, Jersey City, N i. December II, A
GEO. G srE1MANN,
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TO THE CREDITORS OF THE GENERAr
HYDROILOGEN ENGINE COMPANY
In pursuance of an order Of the Chancellor
made on the day of the date hereof, you ars
hereby notified to come in and prove before ma
at the address given below, your claims and
demands against the General Hydroilogen En-.
gne Company an insolven1 corporation undes
oath or affirmation, within three months from
the date hereof. you will be excluded from
the benefits of such dividend as may b.
thereafter made and declared by the Court 81
Chaneery upon the proceeds Of the effects o.
said corporation
Dated September g. 1905.
FRANK P. MeDERAfOTT
Receiver Of General Hydroilogen Engine
Company,
$50 Washington Street.
JerscJ City, N. &
The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21

She who has no need to keep a door
closed which leads from one room to an
other no longer gazes despairingly at the
unfriendiy woodwork marring her wall
nor hides it by portiere for inquisitive
hands to push aside.
On the contrary, she covers the door
on one side with piece of burlap, with
a lining of brown paper taeking the bur-
lap tightly around the cracks between
the door and its supports. Then across
the little alcove between the joints she
inserts shelves for books and bric-a -brac,
perhaps running silken curtains across,
but often leaving the books exposed TO
view. AT the foot of the now disguised
doorway she may place drop piece of
fancy burnt wood, which opening out
ward, portfolio-like. holds photographs
and prints nicely. If she cares to ex-
pend little money of member of her
family has a taste for carpentry, she
may even have ingenious little cupboards
Of secretary erected before the offend
ing door. Indeed, there are thousand
little devices by which she can hide and
make use of the inhospitality of that un-
slightly closed doorway. Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21
IN cHANoERT OF NEwfsnnsvxs.

IN CEANGEGT OF NEW fJEnHEEee
To Philip H. Huber and &putee Huher:-.
Take notice, that by Yiftee oss d fardsr OF
the Court OF ChaIcery Of the stakaaQf New.
Jersey made on the day of x&A date fhercof
in cause wherein John D. ASAfnssle ooIn-
plainant and you and othsEs Aafs dssenaalzA.
you are required TO appear, plead, saamur o.
answer TO the complfiaaat.s hln "a or be-
that In default thereof. such dsersS VITA Be
made against you as the Chaneaalor ahau
think equifaDle and just.
The Bill is flied to toreelosas g mortgage
bearing date NeveRaber IS 1885 made By 3Sre-
mine Moessner and husband TO the scomplaia-
ant, upon lands I.as+ i1 JsFssz Gtg to seizure shu
And you Louisa Huber, are made dekaulfanS
because it is alleged in the bill Of conpIRinS
that you are one of tie fhtfrs az law ef sail
Jeremine Moessner. now deceased.
And you, Philip H Huber, afa smaAe de.
fendant because you are the husband OF eNH
said Louisa Huber.
Dated May Is, 1906
WILLIAM q. BUMsrEu,
Solicitor OF Comp iAfnank.
Off,ce and Post Office aAdysss,-
No / Exchange Place. jersey City. NsM
Jersey.
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IN cHANcERr OF NEW JERSEY.

To Pasquale Selvaggi:-
By virtue Of an order Of the CouFtaof Ohans
Gerry, made on the day OF the date sShereof La
plainant, and you and others are defendants.
you are required to appear. plead. answer or
demur to the bill of the said complainant, on
or before the eighth day ef August, nintesn
hundred and FIVE such decree viii be made
just.
The said bill is filed to fOreclose q mortgage
made by Antonio Cerra, ct ux, to Cornelius
Duncan, dated November 24th. 1902. upon lands
in the City Of Jersey City; and you. PssQuAis
Selvaggi. are made defendant, because Il is
lien upon said lands and premises.
Dated June Z 1906.
The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21

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The Jersey City news., 1905-12-21

the even tenor of their ways after the
holidays; now is the time to make a fresh
start-just give little heed to the mat
ter hint at here, and it may be for the
good of many most estimable women
who yet are not. quite living the best life
possible for them. because they are too
wrapped up in 'the trivial round, the
common task.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-21

ST. LOUIS. June 2L-ln the United
States district court NJ. l.. Reddoch,
formerly postmaster at Yazoo City,
Miss. entered plea of guilty to
charge of perjury, and he was SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment In
the penitentsry and fined 800.