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The Jersey City news., 1905-03-09

AN AMENDMENT TO AN ORDINANCE,
entitled, "An Ordinance Licensing and
Regulating Inns, Tayerns and RestaqlTants.
brewed liquors. which said ordinance y
known as Chapter Is Of the Revised Ord
nance OF Jersey City, and which said ora5-
nance was approved August 9Th. 1ss3:-
men Of Jersey City, BY the Board Of Excise
nance entitled s.An Ordinance Licensing and
Regulating Inns and Taverns and Resturanrs.
brewed liquors. approved August 4th. 1883,
be an1ended. Sc as to read as fclleEs:-
Section n No person licensed TO keep Sa
inn and tavern, Or restaurant. Or saloon.
Jersey City, where spivituoOs, vlnous, malt
and brewed liquors. Or any or either Of them
self, or his or her clerk, servant Or agent.
SELL give dispose Of or deliver. to any per
son under the age of sixteen qsl years. foF
person or persons whatsoever, any ale. cider,
lager beer, or other malt liquor, Or any spirit
liquors, part Of which is Intoxicating, under
the penalty Of ten Gio;e0 dollars for the
second ohense and revocation Of licenses
for the third ofIeTSe which said penalty
may be Imposed By any police Justice OF
violation Of this section Is had
Section %. That no clerk. agent or servant
years shall sell. give dispose OF, or deliver
to any person or persons whatsoever, any
ale, cider porter. lager beer. or any other
lsQuor, any mixed liquors. part q whtea
IS intoxicating, under the same penalties pres
seYibed in the preceding section Of this oraf-
And And be it further ordained That this ordi-
nance shall take effect immediately.
rasss0 ss'- m ! opoNNErh
GEORGE W. DECKER,
President.
Approved Feb. 3, 1895.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1905.

Advocates Of equal taxation have
about reached the conclusion that the
Democrats were right when they de-
clared in the last guhernatorial cam
paiga that the only solution Of the prob
lem WAS in the election of Charles G..
Black as Governor. Mr.. Blacks atti-
snde on the subject Of taxation reform
aad been known long before he was put
forward BY the Democrats TO make the
fight for the highest office in the gift of
tile people Of the State. He was free TO
aet in the interests of the people, and
had he been elected no such scenes as
were witnessed IN Trenton Tuesday
would have been possible. Citizens of
Jersey City would not have been held
MP to seorn and ridieule by the agents
Of the railroads who by deceiyiug the
people had secured their election to the
Legislature. An equal taxation bill
would have been introduced early in the
session. and it would have been law
long before this. No better evidence of
the Intention Of the Republican majority
70 ignore the wishes of the people in
ne matrer Of equal taxation could be
looked for than the caucus action to
support the Duffeld BILL though a hear
ing was about TO be held on all the bills.
There is no certainty that even this bin
win become law. 1t depends alto
gether on how the railroads regard it.
When it comes to a fight between the
people and the railroads the Republicans
win be foead on the side of the railroads
every time.
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gle of the pauper for little and the
millionaire for much, the noise hustle
and excitement of the pleasure-seeker'
there is only one result, in the words Of
the observer. that is the '.iim-jam.n
We treat the simple life as fad, and
overwork ourselves trying to follow out
the Wagnerian doctrines. Our Don't
Worry Club constitutions and bylaws
are written ~ ferryboats and in the
trains. "we are arrived" as the French
say, but at the portal of our hopes stand
the grim messengers of Bright's and
heart diseases.
Having made these comments in all
sincerity of purpose, we, with all .Ameri-
can humanity. will appreciate the value
Of our own conclusions. and with rare
discrimination, do the same foolish things
all over again.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 7th day of
HoarA of SsreeI and Mater Commissioners by
". J. sexton and Others for the
IMPROVEMENT OF ORIENT AVENUE.
between Hudson Boulevard and Halstead
street
Said Improvement to be made eonformably
to the provisions Of Chapter 217 Of the Laws
OF 1896 and in the following manner, including
intersections.
TO have the street for the full width thereof
graded to the established grade by excavating
filling The same to the established grade.
To have new 5x1s inch curb set in concrete
each side thereof
To have new biue-stone tagging four t4) feet
Wide. laid on each sidewalk.
To have the present tagging relaid and new
tagging laid where necessary.
To have the carriageway paved with asphalt
Te have. the present bridge stone crosswaiks
reiaid and new bridge stone laid where neces-
And ali other work done that may be necessary
to provide for the Aow of the surface water,
and to complete the improvement in good
and substantial manner.
Notice is also given that on the 2ath day Of
February. 1895, the Comm issioners of Assess
uerft filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
etheir preliminary map for said improvement,
templated Improvement and the probable
amount to be assessed 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
streets or avenues or particular sections there
of are Included in said assessment, namely.
ORIENT AVENUE,
from Hudson B9,iievara to Hastead street.
HUDSON BOULEVARD.
on the north side from Orient avenue to
point about 2. .2s feet east thereof.
And that In accordance with fthe provisions
Of the act above cited. the eth day Of March.
1905. at 2 o'clock P. NJ, and the Assembly
Chamber Of the City Hall are hereby fixed az
the time and place when and where the Board
Of Street and Water Comm lssioners will meet
to hear parties interested in said applica tion.
and all rernonstrances against the said proposed
Improvement that may be presented in writing.
BY order Of the Board Of Street and Water
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey CITY. February 2S, 1895
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Objections have been made by the
boards Of frceholders Of the various
counties throughout the state against the
passage of the measure they term the
Road Graft Bill" now pending in the
legislature. The bill was introduced by
Barton b. Hutchinson, Mercer's repre-
sentative in the senate, and is an act
10 provide for the permanent improve
ment of public roads in this state. re-
vision of the law of 1905 relating to
public roads,
Democrats and Republicans alike are
against the passage of the bill and say
the provisions Of the measure make the
boards Of freeholders mere nonentities
in the matter of constructing public roads
in their own counties and give to .'LigeH
Hutchinson, the new state road commits
sioner, ezar-like powers in all matters
pertaining to the building of the roads.
The bill gives the hoard power to di-
rect By resolution that any road be i'm
proved but no survey can be commenced
until the consent Of the stale road COM
missioner is first obtained The board
can do nothing, the power being vested
with the state road commissioner.
Another part Objectionable 70 the coua=
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Tie figures given by the New York.
Board Of TIealtl, showing that in 1865
in ihe metropolis, for every 10000 Of
po9rsatioa there we're 1s.5 deaths from
hears disease and Bright's disease. and
il 1891 tie number Of deaths had risen.
10 29.es. llayc caused general comment.
Il saz Of an explanation the Trenton
sTrae American. Says
g'lese ssat.s;iss mean something. Tie
pesiod embraces the life of the average
kencrat.oa. The nation, during the third
Of a esmtury ias changed its standards
Of living. The willingness Of men and
uosnen 10 indulge in large personal ex-
penaiiures has led 10 The establishment
Of tIieatres, cafes and other places of
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of New Jersey
Between Margaret T. Irving and Frank
J. Irving, her husband, ct ais, Complain
ants, and Elizabeth L. Kenny and John
Kenny, her husband, Defendants.
On bill for partition and decree. for
sale.
James j Murphy Solicitor for Com
plainants.
BY virtue of a decree of the Court of
Chancery of New Jersey, made in the
above entitled cause on the twenty-fourth
day of February. nineteen hundred and
FIVE, directing d sale of all and singular
the premises mentioned and described in
said decree. /, Pierre IT, Cook Special
Muster in Chancery of New jersey, SHALL
sell at public vendue to the highest bid
der on
THURSDAY. the sixth day Of April,
1865.
at two O'clock in the afternoon on the
premises. Nc III Ege Avenue, Jersey
City. Hudson County, New jersey, in
such portions as to me shall seem lnost
for the interest of the parties, I'll the
following lands and premises. being The
sane described in saiG decree for sale. TO
wit All that certain tract, piece or par
eel of laEl situate lying and he llg IN
the City Of Jersey City in the County Of
Hudson ard State of New Jersey. Be
y
side {. Ega Avenre. distant one hundred
and fifty 150l feet nortllwesterly from
the westerly corner of Eye Avenue and
Bergen Avenue thence northwesterly
along said side of Ege Avenue. seventy
Ave fI5l feet thence southwesterly at
right angles to Ege Avenue. ninety-twe
fa2, feet more or less to point distant
fifty (NN feel northwesterly at right
angles from centre line of the Newark
and New York Railroad as filed in the
Office of the Secretary of State: thence
southeasterIy parallel with said centre
line as filed. seventyeight (7S1 feet more
or less to a point in Il line drawn at
right angles to Ege Avenue. through the
point Of beginning; thence northeasterly
at right angles to Eye Avenue sixty
eight f6S3 feet more or less TO the place
Of beginning including the estate Of
James Smith as tenant by the courtesy
IN the undivided fourth of said premises,
together with all and singular the heredi-
tameifts and appnrtenanees to the said
premises belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning.
PIERRE II. COOK.
Special Master in Chancery of New Jer-
sey.
/ Exchange Place, Jersey City. n. J.
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state OF New jersey. /

i9sspsr5 DsPgTr55REfenla Efaa e Of FILING OF CONSENT
BY STOCKHOLDERS 40 DISS0LITI0rs.
10 hi N whom these presents may come,
Grsetng:- .,.. =.
dulv anthenticafed record Of the proaeedsngs
For The voluntary dissolution thereof depos ted
ia nv office that the New YORK Petreiea.n s
whSsse principal orics Is sisuaied A ~ r.
County Of Hudson, State q New Jersey
TTiiifam A. Pinto being the agent therein
ard in charge thereof, upon whom pfoeesS
nav BE- served) has complied With the re-
ns,srre-1ents fr OF s.An act concerning eorpora-
Iona tfsevision OF 1885,, preliminary 70 the
issuing of this certificate that sncn consent
n1S New. therefore. /. S. d. Dickinson, secre-
tarv of state OF View Jersey DO hereby GER
fifv that the said fory1oralinH did cn Ens
twenty day q March; lsua AZ Y n,y
nfxice duly executed end attesfed consent IA
WrltIne to the dissolution Of said coErakaflon
ext.e,li "a by more than twg- t1lr1s in il crest
81 lie stoekholders thereof which said ger
fitieflte ana the record of the rrceee ding
a2orssS:d are NOW On ile ID M said efzies
A. Iii r3tfi.ed fr u W
= r Il. .estisfory whereof. Rave heres1
ses t-1t hand sna af1sxsd ms official
fstaA3 seas. q FrsaESs,. t,,is isr;.ts-sixIa
day OF March, a. Fl one ehousana
nina hnudred and four.
- n. r3ffsKtN$f1N
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&c JACOB BEaEscEsls1sSs. AMELIA
Annie I. Watson, his Wife, Ban1us Can
tonale Vaudciee, tie Bank Of Montreal, Ec-
1nenexildo Paiadini. Eneneal Gefil. Joseph
Ratti The Victory SIX MIL, The BeExss
Hill Pleasure Gfo1nd Association. AAfsa
sfuss-nann and John 4uEsnann-
You are hereby notified thar al q public aais
made bv the City Collector Of Jersey CITY, On
the z6th day Of April, 1904 purchased FOR the
es;fn Of Forty-eight Iollsrs and Nlnety-fouE
Cents all the land AND zeal estate situate n
Sersev City. in the County Of Hudson and
Sfafe' Of New Jersey. fronting on Hresoa
Boulevard which is aid down and designated
as lots one and two Il and q. Ia block
nunsber nine hundred twenty-four $50. q
NAP OF Jersey City. VlS9zl. said sale being rnads
tStiissus-5t tn tt.t. provisions of an at e zhe
Legislature ct nav Jersey passed March scth,
1886. entiteas--
lion Of arrearagss u Enas taxes assess
Tneuts and water rateS wafer rents IN
cities OF this state. ana tH1oSi7iE ana lew
ing a tax. assessment az11 liss til Isa afd
instead OF such arTsatages, ana to eAE5fes
Ibe sale OF lands subjected to future taxa
tiOr and aSSess snent =
Ana the several supplements kherata
And you are further notified that you appear
to have an estate or interest IN said land ana
real ee5ste, and Unless the said land and real
estate shall s@ redeemed. as provided In said
acts within one year from the date OF SAFE
and hefore the expiration Of six mouths from
and after the service hersof deed for tt-
fhe Zee simple OF said Land and real estate aes
.oriinss TO the PROVISIONS OF the SAID acts
Dated JERSEY City y. u, May 10th, 1884
CHARLES N. yREElAND.
Prrchasses
tstses sails ,S6 1assa,
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IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

IN CtiANCER4 NOft NE1tt JERSEY
BeTwsers Chester D. Scott. complainant, and
Florence NJ scott. defendant
on bill for divorce. Order Of publication.
The complainant having filed his bill In the
above cause, aaf process OF subpoena having
been issued and returned according to law;
and 1t appearing BY affidavit that the defend
ant Florence NJ. Scott, resides out of the
state az Kew Jersey. and cannot. upon due
INQUIRY, be found in this state, and that pro
cess could n5t be served upon her.
II Is on this twenty-seventh day Of June
s1Is,ets4n hundred and four On motion Of
Frederic B.. Scott. OF ecis--vi with the com
llainant ordered, that the said absent defend-
ami do appear. plead answer demur to ths
Compartments bill or before the twenty
nirsh day OF August next, or that in default
thereof such decree be made against her as
the Chancellor shall think equitable and lust
And it Il further ordered, that the notice
Of this order. prescribed by law and the rules
Of this court. shat, within twenty days here
after be served personally upon said defend
ant by delivery OF copy thereof to her
or be published within the said twenty days
Ii The Jersey City News newspaper printed
al Jersey CITY in the County OF Hudson, in
this State, and eahsinueli therein for fonr
weeks suceess5yely at least once in every
week and in case Of such publication that
copy thereof be also mailed within the same
time 10 the said absent defendant directed
10 her post office address. II ths same can be
ascertained.s in The manner prescribed by law
and the rules OF this court.
true copy
E. G. Stokes. Clerk
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10 THE CREDITORS OF THE
AMERICAN PARQUETEY COM

To THE CREDITORS OF THE
AMERICAN i PARQUETHY COM
PANY:
Please take notice that hy IN order Of
The Court Of Chaneery. bearing date the
23d dag Of February. nineteen hundred
and Ave. in 4 cause wherein Theodore b.
Nisbef is complainant and American
Parquetry Company is defendant on
Bill for Insolvency, yon are ordered and
directed to prove yenr claim aud demand
against the said corporation within two
months from the date of said order. and
thar failing therein. yen should be ex-
eluded from tile benefit Of such dividends
rs may thereafter be made and declared
by the Court from the proceeds Of the
effects of said corporation
Please take notice also. that claims
max be presented to either Of the re-
ceivcrS. Charles H. Beam. OF Thomas
fliggins. az to Louis E. kuSteF artor-
nev. No. TO Nassau street. New York
City,
BEDLE. EI9AV & THOMPSON,
Solicitors Of Complainant
No. Exchange Place.
Jersey City. N. J.
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Commissioner of Corporations Garfield
is not at all worried over the newspaper
charge that his report on the Beef Trust
was whitewash for that unpopular cor
poration He expected this sort of criti-
cism, because his report. as published,
contained none Of the damaging evidence
he collected. All this material, which
might have created a sensation if it had
been made public, is in The office of the
Attorney General
When Representative Martin of Min
nesota, whose resolution resulted in the
investigation of the Beef Trust, saw
what Mr. Garfield gave to the public in
his report, he hurried 10 the Department
of Commerce to ascertain why nothing
had been said about certain important
matters mentioned IN his resolution. He
was not so much concerned in the cap
italization of The various companies en-
gagged il. the beef industry as he was in
the more vital matter of an alleged con-
spiracy among the packers TO keep down
the price Of cattle and boost up the price
10 consumers. Not word was said on
this point in Mr.. Garfeld's report. Mr..
Martin was told that information on this
question had been collected by agents
of the department and that it had all
been included in the report as originally
made up and transmitted to the Presi-
dent
The report of Mr.. Garfield was in the
custody of the President for several
weeks. All the time that impatient
members of the House were storming
and, fuming because it was not sent to
the Capitol. the document was being re
viewed by the Attorney General and Mr.
Garfield under the instructions of the
President. They were culling out all
evidence against the trust regarding con-
spiraey ii restraint of trade, agreements
10 eontroi the price of steers and bar
gains concerning the cost Of meat to the
trade. There was vast amount of this
material and it was all carefully cnt out
by tie Attorney General and viii be
used ey him in prosecutions to be begun
against lie Trust later on.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY. EY.-DEPARTMENr
OF STATE.
cERT1rIcATE Or DISSOLUTION.

To air whom these presents may come. Greet
ing
Whereas. it appears to my satisfaction. by
duly authenticated record Of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent Of All the stockholders,
deposited in my office. that the BASS POINT
COMPANY. corporation OF this State, whose
principal office is situated az No. Is Exchange
place, in the City of Jersey City, County OF
Hudson. State OF New Jersey CORPORATION
TRUST co. being agent therein and in charge
thereof. upon wtl9m process may be served.
has complied with the requirements OF AN
Act Concerning Corpora lions fReyision q
1885. preliminary 70 the issuing of this
Certificate of Dissolution.
Now. therefore. l. S. D. Dickinson, Secre-
tary of the state Of New Jersey a. hereby
certify that the said corporation did. on fhs
twenty-third day Of February, 1906 file in my
office a duly executed and at1ested consent in
writing TO the dissolution Of said corpora ton
executed by all the stockholders thereof
which said consent and the record of the
proceedings aforesaid are now on file in my
said office as provided by law.
In testimony whereof I have hereto
set my hand and affixed my official
(Seal.) seal. at Trenton, this twenty y-thfrd
day Of February. A. D. one th0tisan nd
nine hundred and FIVE
s. D. DICKINSON.
Secretary OF State
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-09

HUDSON COUNTY ORPHANS COURT.
In the matter OF the estate q AarsArASha II
f. HnutlN ay. deceased.
Pursuant 10 an ocaxr made BY the QfphAnk
Court cK The County ef Hndsoa, a9 1he niep-
enth day Of October, nineteen hundred Asa
forri On tiae application oE Henry IL Ssslsae57.S.
8dpinistratpS OF the estate 81 Afafgaxathsi III
3 shnnavaY. deceased nstiee "a herebx <lSaa
g she efeditqfs &C {he $ss deceAsea. - sx@'
hlbit IL the SiltSaf hefs ft ID = sd
their debts ana defnSiss@ akatAss ths said ~
tafe. Under cath; within asas mehkhs Of the
forever barred II their action tbsseioTs axslrs5
ths said subscriber.
Dated Jersey City. \. 4. oc<etez ii fs1s
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IN cHANcERY or NEW JERSEY.

IN CHANCERY or NEW JERSEY.
Between Oscar Wiederhold, complainant, and
Elizabeth WiedeThold. defendant
On bill. &c. Order ~ publication
The complainant haTlng hed his bill In the
above capuse ana process Of subpoena having
been Issued aad fetGsned according. to law.
and ii being inaha to appear by affidavit that
The defendant Elizabeth S1ederhoid. resides
out OF the state of New Jersey, and that pro-
cess could not he served upon her,
It is on this second day OF November on,
thousand nine hundred and four, on molten OF
carrick & Wortepdyke, solicitors of the COM
plainant. ordareI tisas the sata absent defend
ant 90 appear, plead, denur or answer %
the eoinpiainArt's bill or before the third
day of January. next or that, in default
thereof. such decree be made against her as
the Chancellor SHALL think equitable and just
And ii is further ordered that the notice OF
this order. prescribed by law and the rules
ef this court saall, mi.hin twenty days here
after be swased personally On The said absent
defendant BY aeliysrS ag copy thereof g
her or be published wtthiu the said twenty
days in The Is.rsey city News q newspaper w
f1rfrteff at 5afsey CITY. ~ II Is state for four
weeks saceessiveay. al least once IN each week,
..aa III casn Of sisei ssablieefi4n that Copy
thereof be also faaited within the same finfe,
70 The SAID absent defendant. directed to her
post osfiee sidress. il the sanla can be ascer-
iAlred. IN the naanns~ prescribed oy law and
- W 4 MAGTE @
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q eHAscERY OF NEW JERsnY.

TO Florence n. scott
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court Of Cnaa.
.eery ot New Jersey, made on the day OF the
date hereof IN a cause whersin Chester d.
Scott is complainant, and you defendant
you are required 10 appear, plead. answer y
dernur to the bill of said complainant, or
before the twenty ninth day Of August nexI.
ar the said bill viii be taken as confessed
againsI you.
rne said bill is filed against you for a.
yorce from the bond of matrlnony.
Dated June 9th. A. D. 1901
FREDERIC@B. SCOTT,
Soiici-or Of Complainant,
1 Exchange Place,
Jersey City, n, ].
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IN cHANcERY or NEW JERSEY.
10 Winand Pagels-4
BY virtue OK an order Of the Court q
Chareery OF New Jersey made 0tl the day Il
the date hereof IN cause wherein Sophie
Rel is complainant asel Seu ana wife are
defendants. yoa are reantfed - appear, plead.
answer or demur to the bia ef said eoznpiakn-
ant on before the tSentlekh day es De-
eesnher next, or thai in default thereof saca
decree be made aSAihst you zS she sassacelfoF
SHAH think equitable and just
The said niii is filed to forecl0se certain
mort gage made By Frederick August Eassiao
and wife 10 complainant. bearing date August
fifth, nineteen hundred and one on lands ii
jersey City in the Comfy ef Hr4sons Is said
stats. And you are made dsfenAast 1ecaffsa
you and your Hife are owners teeesof by rh&
entirety.
dated octoher Is. 1904.
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e H LOVERIIHTtl
Attarnev OF Purchaser,
e4s summit avenue.
West rTohsisea. y. J.
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MASTERS SALEM cHANcERY

dated Jersey city. Fs0raary g. 1915.