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The Jersey City news., 1905-07-15
SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM cHANcERr

SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM CHANCERy
of New Jersey.
Between Charles Finley, ct ux, Compainants.
and William Finley. ct al, Defendants.
On bill for partition and decree for sale.
McDermott & Fisk. solicitors for Complains
BY virtue of decree Of the Court Of Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey, made in the above en-
nineteen hundred and nve, directing sale Of
all and singular the premises mentioned sni
described in said decree. I, Pierre F. Cook.
Special Master in Chaneery Of New Jersey.
shall sell at public vehdue to the highest bid
der on
Nineteen Hundred and Five,
at two o'clock. in the afternoon, on the prsm-
ises No. 259 Pine Street, Jersey City, Hudson
me shall seem most for the interest OF the par
being the same Described in saia decree foi
sale, to wit ALL that certain piece or parce
of land and premises situate lying and. 5eina
in the Town of Bergen, In the County Of Hus-
son and State of New Jersey, known and dis
tinguished the northerly part Of lot NUM-
on a certain map entitled Map Of Lafsy-
cite, mile from Jersey City Ferry Hud-
son Co., N J.,, which said map is fled ii the
aforesaid, and more particularly described "a
folows:--
of Pine Street, distant one hundred feet from
the sopthwesterly corner OF Maple and Pine
Streets thence running northwesterly and par
aflel with Maple Street one hundred feet 20
lot numbered twelve in said block numhererd
nine, above referred tos thence southwestery
along said lot numbered twelve. and parallel
with Pine Street. sixteen feet and eight Inches
to line of lands late Of Keeney
of aaao iands u 'asaps ssid Kssney ss Halliday and and
parallel with the line first run, one hun
dred feet to the westerly line Of Pine
Street; thence northeasterly along the wesI.
erly line of Pine street sixteen feet and eight
inches to the point place OF beginning,
including the inehoate right OF dover Of Nell
lie O. Finley, wife Of the complainant, and
the right of curtesy OF defendant: Thomas 7
f~,,J1a roth Wi al AM hc
hereditaments and appurtenances to the sale
premises belonging or IN anywise appertain-
Ing.
PIERRE F. COOK
Special Master in Chancery OF New Jersey.
Exchange Place.
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The Jersey City news., 1905-07-15

East. Jersey Water Company for robbing
the stream flow at Little Falls and thus
contributing to make the river pollution
intoleNble. If there was the same law
for individuals and big corporations
there would be no foul-smelling canal or
the charter would be forfeited and the
prosecution Of the East Jersey Water
Company would originate with the State.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-15

A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT TO AN oRpT-
nance entitled An ordinance to License.
Regulate. Control and Prohibit the Keep
ing Of Shops commonly called Junk Shops
etc.
The Mayor and Aldermen OF the City Of Jersey
City do Ordain as follows:
Sec. !. That hereafter all persons licensed
under the provisions of the Ordinance to which
this is a Supplement shall obtain from the
City Clerk two plates to be furnished BY tho
City at cost price, giving the number Of said
license and the time during which Il shah be
IN force, and shall cause one OF such plates
TO be securely sealed or fastened In a con-
spicuous place on each side Of the cart
wagon. vehicle, boat or other vessel used ky
such licensee in the prosecution Of his or hir
business.
See. 2. No person 50 licensed as above shall
in the pursuance OF his or her business. use
any bell or bells or other noisy instrument.
and any person violating this section shall
be subject to the penalty named in the ordi-
nance to which this Is supplement.
Passed June 20 1905
DOMINIC J, HART,
President Pre- Tsmpors.
II. J. O'DONNELL,
City Clerk.
Approved June q, 1906
NAEr n PAGAN
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IN cHANcERy OF NEW JERSEY.

NOTICE.
70 Charles Foley Helen Humherg and John
Humberg, her husband. John Gallagher and
Adelaide Gallagher
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court Of Cham
cery Of New Jersey made on the eighth dak
81 March. one thousand nine hundred ana flvs,
IN cause wherein Charlotte stearn and Benr
iamin III Stearn, her husband, are complain-
ants and you and others are defendants. yoa
are required to appear, plead, answer Or del
lr,lr to the bill of said complaint on or before
the ninth day Of May next, or that said bill
will be taken as confessed against you; thai
lands situated IN the city of Jersey city, i'll.
the County ct Hudson and State Of New Jer-
sey OF which Ellen Foley dies seized, and yvA
are made defendants because you arc one VI
the tenants In common therein. NE
Dated March H. 1905. II
SEDLE EDWARDS 4 IF5oMPsow. II
2olieifprs ps colnplsinApts
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N CHANcERF OF NEW JERSEY.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To PasQuale Selvaggi and Antonio cali
giore:-
BY virtue of an order Of the Court Of Chan
Gerry, made on the day of the date hereof II
a cause wherein Charles Bunje Is complainant.
and you and others are defendants, you are
required to appear. plead. answer or demuf
to the bill of the said complainant, on or be-
fore the eighth day of August. nineteen hund-
red and five or such decree will be madt
against you, as to the Chancellor shall seem
just
The said bill is fled to foreciose motgags
made by Antonio. Csrra, ct ux. to. charler
City Of Jersey City; and you. Pasquale SCI
vaggi, are made defendant. because you ela3r-
to hold a mechanics lien against said lands
and premises, and you, Antonio Caligiore, are
made defendant because you held 3 mortgage
said premises subsequent 10 that Of cem.
plainant MA
Dated June I, 1905
HUDSPETH, PUsTER & CAREY,
Solicitors for Complainant,
No. 259 Washington street,
Jersey City, N. ].
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The Passaic River and Morris Canal
are both nuisauees and stenehes in the
nostrils of tii1e people of Paterson, New
ark, Jersey City and oher localiti $
And the cause for it appears to be the
very simple fact that the waters that
should flow freely in both in order to
wash away sewage and prevent stagna-
Ton are impounded by private cor ora
tiois. to be sold fcr the benefit Of tlle /
ockhoiders.-Ca1nden Post Telegram.
1t Is the same old story-the rnora-
tons Us. the public wsfare Hfse Is
via the Newark Advertiser says of the
si.uaticn.--
Orr Camdyn contemporary is uear,,y
right in this statement. As to the r.v r.
tile East Ie,sey Wafer Conpany um
from the stream at Lite Flll-, md 4
ha isass for inpeuadiEg res rsoas at
the SpsTse Of the State. 1t PROPOSES first
TO approximate Or enwood Lake as res
cry il and next TO get fhe Site. rnder
tie fod comm sscn bill to txpead sew
eral million dcllar~ in the construct on of
gest esyoir plan. from VIII ch the
E1ss e ssy Water Company can Re en-
abel eraw water at roGi al price,
for sale at a big profit to private custom
ers.
~ - the Morris Canal. there is at
present plenty of water to carry off pollu-
fion and prevent stagnation. The policy
Of tho canal essees. however, has been
to maintain a nuisance in the canal in
order to create a condition to make its
maintenance unpopular. The loudest
shriekers about the canal nuisance
have been the agents and emissar-
les Of the canal Iessees. This condition
was the only argument advanced why
canal navigation should be abandoned,
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-15
IN cHANcER1 OF NEW JERSEY.

. Pasquale SeIVaggf;-
BY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Chan
Gerry, made on the day Of the date hereof Il
cause wherein Frederick 8. Kopf Is com
plainant, and you and others are defendants
you are required to appear plead. answer o.
oemur 70 the bill OF said complainant on q
pe1ore the eighth day Of August nfneteef
hunared and Ave, or such decree viii be maas
against yon, as to the chanesiIor shall seen
The said bill IS filed to foreclose a NOR.
sage made by Antonio Cerra, et ux to Fred
erlek l =. kopf, upon lands in the City OF Jer
ssy city, dated April z7th, 1903, and you Pas
Husle y SelVagg are made defendant, bscaus
y ~ as alleged that you claim TO hold a Ineehan
ieY nen upon said lands and premises.
ACDSPETH, PUSTER q CAREY
Solicitors for Complainant
No. 259 Washington street,
Jersey City. n. J.
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state oI I. Z. New Jersey.

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To ali to whom these presents may coms
Greeting: K
duly authenticated record Of the proceedinsts
for the voluntary dissolution thereof ds-
posited in my office, that the Caro- Novelty
Company, a corporation OF this State whoe
principal office Is situated at No. Is Exchange
Place in the City of Jersey City. County,
of Hudson, State Of New Jersey, Wllialn
Brinkerhofr being the agent therein and in
charge thereof, and upon whom process may
be served} has complied with the requir,-
ments Of An Act concerning corporsl-
issuing Of this Certificate Of Dissolution,
Now, therefore /, s. D. Dickinson. Secretary
az state Of the State of New Jersey. do hereby
certify that the said corporation did. on tie
sixth day Of July, 1865, file In my office a duly
executed and attested consent in writing 10
the dissolution Of said corporation executed BY
more than two-thirds in interest Of the stock
holders thereof. which said certificate and ths
record Of the proceedings aforesaid are now
on file in my said office - provided BY law.
In testimony whereof have hereto ssn
my hand and affixed my official seal
fsEAL( at Trenton, this sixth day Of july
A. D. one thousand nine hundred and
S. d. DICKINSON.
Secretary OF state.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-15
~ cHANcERy OF Nkw JERSEY.

70 FasQuaIe SelvaRgi:--
by virtue Of an order OF the Court OF chan.
ee[y, made on the day Of the date hereof, ir
cause cause wherein Cornelius Duncan, 81. is com
you are required to appear. plead. answer o
oemur 70 the bill Of the said complainant OF
nunared and five. or such decree will be rnzet
just. -~~.-
The said bill is flied to foreclose a norteas,
maze py Antonio Cerra, ct ux, to Cornelil.
duncan, dated November 24th, 1902, upon Iandi
N m the CITY of Jersey City: and you, Pasauais
seiVagg1, are made defendant. because 1t IA
SS,negeG that you claim to hold a mechanics
Agn I upon said lands and premises
dUDSPETH, PUSTER & CAREY.
Solicitors for Complainant
No. 25s Washington strsSt
Jersey, City. n J.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-15
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To Pasouala SAfvao0f or1 A-e~s-t-

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
10 Pasquale Seivaggi and Antonio Call.
By virtue Of an order Of the Court OF Chan.
Gerry, made on the day of the date hereof II
a cause wherein the Business Mems Buiidfaa
q Loan Association Is Complainant and yor
and others are defendants you are required c
appear, plead, answer or demur to the bill Of
the said complainant on or before the eigtta
Gay OF August, nineteen hundred and Ave 81
the Chancellor shall seem just
The said bill is filed to forecose q mortgage
made by Antonio Cerra. ct ux to Busfnes
Mems Building & Loan Association dates
May sth, 1903, upon lands In the City Of Jer.
sey city; and YOU, Pasquale Seiyaggf ara
made defendant. because it is alleged that you
claim to hold a mechanics lien upon SAID
lands and premises, and you. Antonio Calf
giore, are made defendant because it Is al
legged that You hold mortgage On said pre-
misses subsequent to that of Complainant
Dated June Z, 1905
HUDSPETH, PUSTER & CAREY,
Solicitors for Complainant
No. 25s Washington street.
Jersey, City. N. J.
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y - c5sANcEEY "a 7 OF NEW JERSEY.

NJ Pa-o,--aa15l.s 80 = ~ ~ S49W JERSEY.
oao Sy virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Chan,
: sefy, maae on the day Of the date hereof, ii
pa, plainant, and you and others are defendants
gou are required to appear, plead. answer O
esiIul l 1 20 the bill Of the said Complainant 81
=. blol oslole the eighth day Of August nineteel
dio naaureo and fYe, or such decree will be mad
just. -tSs.tot AH@iA sSStl
The said bill is filed to forecioss a mortgage
gwen ny Antonio Cerra and wife 10 HAITI
~ ID: Johnson, dated November 24th 1902 upof
PBLeinlses IN the City Of Jersey City and yol
Fasquaie Selyaggi, are made defendant Be,
cause It is alleged that you claim to hold
1assas nnsscnanics lien against said lands and pre-
Dated June Z. 1905.
HuDsPETH. PUsTER & cARET,
Solicitors for Complainant
No. 259 Washington street
Jersey CITY. n
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-15

The United States should feel no spec
ial sense of elation because of her latest
experience win extreme heat and high
humidity. From Europe comes reports
shat our conditions are similar to tho e
there existing In Berlin. for instance,
city usually cool, 100000 people have
sought relief in nearby resorts.
The only way to meet the discomforvs
that come with the heated term Is TO
take philosophical view Of the s.taa
tion. There are the usual dietary rules
to be observed as well as those renting
to proper clothing. An opportunity, fur
thermore. exists in Trenton for r.iief
from the burden of sultry city stTeets.
The parks are easily accessible, while the
various trolley roads will cheaply, safely
and quickly take one into the country.
Growing will not alter the situation
and frsrting only causes additional DIS,
comfort. The opportunities to obtain a
change are practically within the reach
Of everyone, and If people do not avail
themselves Of the benefits. the fault lies
with no one but themselves Trenton
True American
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-15

Emil H. Neumer, once a clerk in the
employ of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society. was yesterday sentenced for
theft. He was the accomplice of the no.
torious Sam I4obley in stealing $4,000
from the society by means of a policy
loan swindle. His punishment for this
is a term in the Elmira Reformatory. In
imposing the penalty Judge Foster said:
You stole from the Equitable, but your
methods were very crude and bungling.
If you had, instead of collusion with an
outsider, colluded with an insider and
thereby had your salary raised TO $4,000
and then divided with the other man,
the result would not have been bit
more Objectionable from a moral or ethi-
cal standpoint, and would have been no
more hurtful to the policy-holders, but
possibly you would not have been at the
bar of justice.
The moral of this is the old one, that
the little thief, the crude and bungling
rascal, stands in greater peril of the law
than the man who steals in millions.
Poor Neumer. In the course of time he
would have become more adept. Prac-
tice might have made him a director and
immune. Brooklyn Eagle.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-15
Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for the reconstruction and inn
proving of the
Paterson Plank Road from Congress
Street to Central Avenue in Jersey
City
will be received and opened at a meeting
OF the Board of Chosen Freeholders of
the County of Hudson, N. j., to be held
IN the Court House, Of said County, in
Jersey City, on
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-15
HELP WANTED.
MALE
70 SALE


FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MAR
ket for sale. Inquire at NAT E
SMITH Il son, 576 Newark aye.,J. G
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$ UMMER Res ORTS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bosrd ssziea r. proposals VIII be received by the
Monday, July 10, 1905, At oImls51onsFs n'nlaeh 9n
u u the Assembly Chamber Of the City Hail, for
IMPROVEMENT OF NEsBITr STREET
from Booraem Avenue to Reservoir Avenue
said improvements to be made confornably
OF 1885, and in accordance with specifcations
on file in the office Of the Clerk of said Board
ties must be obtained at the ofTice Of the
Chief Engineer, City Hall, Jersey City. N J.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
loO7s standard
Of Cost.
About go cubic yards of Earth Excava-
About ! cubic yards Of Rock Ezcava- ;ai;' -
About s cubic yards Of Earth Filling. Z"
per cubic yard. d.......................... 10
About g cubic yards Of sand Filling,
Phalt). per square yard .........ss..,., - - LIS
~ set IN concrete, per lineal foot. 80
ABOUT llS4 square feet Of Flagging, per
About square yards Of Repaying, Der
About Il lineal feet Of reset and dressed
Curb Stone. in concrete, per Ineai
About 1925 square feet Of rslaid and
About 25 iineaf feet Of cribbing Set in
concrete, per lineal foot ................ .25
ABOUT PC 2s lineal feet Of cribbing. reset
s0aeSsss MstsT Rss nss GATE Boxes: each
Time allowed for the completion Of the work,
20 working days.
The making of the above Improvement and
award OF contract therefor will be subject to
the remonstrance Of the owners of property
liable TO more than one-haIf the assessment
therefor on the basis of preliminary sketch.
proposals must be enclosed in sealed envel-
opes, endorssd Proposals for the Improve
ment OF Nesbftt Street" directed to s'Mr
James 8 Nolan, Chairman Of the Committee
on streets and Sewers" and handed to the
Clerk of the Board in open meeting when
called for in the regular order OF business
relating to sealed proposals.
The bonds required to be furnished on pro-
posaiS land a possible subsequent contract1
are those OF some surety company authorized
10 90 business in the State of New Jersey
Bidders must state single hxed percenta ga
OF the hundred per cent. standard above
quoted Tor which they will furnish all mate
rlals ana do all the work compfehended in
specifications, and If final award Of Contract
pc mace, the per cent. so stated will form the
basis upon which payment will be made for
The Board may. under the provisions of the
| Act above cited. exercise its rights to reject
any or all proposals.
The attention of bidders is especially called
1881, under the terms whereof no contract
shall be binding upon the City, or become
effective or operative until the bonds offered
py the contractor have been approved as TO
sunicieney by this Board and as to form by
the Corporation Counsel the President of this
bondsmen under oath
BY order of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners
GEO. t. BouToN,
Dated Jersey City, July 1, 1906.
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Dated Jersey city, July /. 1905.
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PIERRE F. COOK.
Special Master in Chancery OF New Jersey
Exchange Place,
Jersey City, N j.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Dated Jersey Gsty. July i. 1905.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals win be received by the
5oard Of street and Water Commissioners on
Monday, July 10. 1905, at 2 O'clock p M
u the Assembly Chamber Of the CITY Hall for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-14
AFTER SENATOR PLATr.
Charges Sent to Committee, Where 1t is
 Thought They'll SIumher

Washington Special to N. Y. World,
 The petition of c. W. Post, asking for an investigation of Senator Thomas c Platts connection with the express transportation trust and demanding his expulsion if the charges are proved, was presented this afternoon to the Senate by President Pro Tem Frye. It was referred to the Committee on Priv ileges and Elections
 Senator Frye received a copy of the charges as presiding officer of the Sem ate. Each Senator also received a CODY and MT. Frye did not feel he was under more obligation to formally offer them than any. other Senator. He finally reached the conclusion that as presid- ing officer 1t was his duty to present the petition, which was done. It is not given any additional weight through this action, although 1t now becomes the official property of the Senate
 It Is not believed the Committee on Privileges and Elections will take any cognizance of the petition.
 MT Post declares in his petition that six express companies maintain a com hination, in violation of tine Sherman antitrust act, and monopolize the in- terstate express business. He also charged that Senator Platt exefted his influence to prevent any action on bills pl oviding for exchanging small sums of money by the post-check currency plan, giving IS a reason that it would ruin the money-ord business of the express companies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-14
sidewalk PeneiIingS
Talked with Greene and GaynOr.

Recent published statements that Greene and Gaynor, the American fugI- tives from justice, are social outcasts in Quebec are erroneous" said man who travelled in Canada some time
 T spent several days in Quebec" he continued. "and. like many Ameri- cans who visit this most historic of places, l was anxious to meet Greene and Gaynor. It was in the spacious billiard hall of the Chateau Frontenac, the great hotel show place of Canada, that I was presented to Greene and Gaynor. met them there at different times. They were invariably sur rounded by groups of friends and had the appearance of being very popular among the Canadians. They were well-dressed, healthy looking men Of the world and spent money freely.
 Captain Gaynor has suite of rooms at the Chateau Frontenac, which Is, per- haps, the most expensive hotel on the American continent. Greene maintains a fine establishment on Grand AlIe3. as the most fashionable residence street of the quaint old city is called. This street is lined with beautiful residences. of the most modern structure, afrording a fine contrast with the ancient houses close by. Grand Alice begins atust out side the gates to the walled Sity and skirts the famous citadel.
 T talked with Captain Gaynor about his contest with the American Govern ment, and he expressed confidence that he and his companion would never be returned to the United States.
 Prominent citizens of Quebec, with mated great sympathy for them, and certainly gave the impression that Greene and GaynOr are popular with the best circles of Quebec"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-14
4 FUTILE ATTEMPT.

The New York Post has been sitting some of the charges made by the Re- publicans of Colorado against the Dem- ocrats with regard to alleged frauds Tn the late election, and It's exposures are interesting. Here is 8 sample
 Republicans began by submitting hailot-box after ballot-box to hand. writing experts who then reported that so many ballots In each hox were written by one person or wT pnd concrete, and permitted the Republican papers to keep standing table or Ihe crooked votes identified up to date. lnc Democrats have now hunted up mai vidual voters and put them on tne stand to- Identify as their own ballots taken from the pile marked "fraudul- lent" by the Republican experts. m one precinct, Republican election ballots cast. except three or four, he had placed his initials on the numbered flap and then sealed it down. The l3S ballots pronounced fraudulent were Judges initial were found on all but three or four.
 In any case, whether of ballots or in criminal trials, the evidence given by handwriting experts should be taken with a large degree of allowance. In fact. it is not going too far to say that such testimony should always be re- garded with suspicion. Aside from the fact that a man does not always write his name In exactly the. same way, is the further fact that there are so many men who can initiate a signature so closely that the original writer is unable to swear to his own writing. This has been demonstrated so often that any court or jury is justified in re- jecting the uncorroborated testimony of these experts.
 The Republican judges in Colorado thought they had an easy job when they set out to show that Adams was not elected. All that was thought to b. necessary was to pick out enough Dem ocratic votes and pronounce them fraudulent, and the thing was done. If the Democrats had been willing to sub- init to that brand of rascality, Peabody would probably have ended it. No doubt there were frauds on both sides but the Republican efforts to reverse the result were so openly bare-faced that some of their own newspapers de- Hounce them. Some things are too much for even a Republican partisan.