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The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07

Miss Dene and chorus; Indian song. Ny
Sweet Little Kickapoo,1 Mr. Newloff
and chorus; grand finale. by entire COM
PAM.
As change artist Miss Ami Hill GER
tainly scores a Triumph. She has few
rivals and no superiors.
"A Hot Old Time will be at the
Academy all the week.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07
ground.

james Jeffries, the heavyweight cham
p,on, says that the has boxed with Pres
ident Roosevelt, that he considers the
latter the best man outside of the ring,
and that in his opinion he would have
made a reputation if he had become a
professional. But then. the President
has made something of reputation as
it Rochester Union.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07

AN AMENDMENT TO An ORDINANCE.
entitled. IAN Ordinance Licensing ana
Regulating Inns, Taverns and Restaurants.
bpewea 5a eae Sae 9 a Si1o4s matt eaa
known as Chapter Is OF the Revised Ordl-
nance Of Jersey City. and which said crdi-
Be It ordained. BY the Mayor and Alder
men Of Jersey City. ny the Board Of Excise
nance entitled can Ordinance Licensing and
Regulating Inns and Taverns and Restaurants.
brswed @ liquors.. approyed August zsh isSs. ss.
be amended. so as to read as follows.--
Section q. No person licensed to keep an
inn and tavern. or restaurant, or saloon. IN
Jersey City, where spirituous, vtrous malt
and brewed liquors. or any or either Of them
are kept for sale, shall by himself or her.
self. or his her clerk, servant or agent.
sell, give, dispose Of, deliver. 10 any per-
under the age. Of sixteen tisl years. Tor
person or persons whatsoever, any ale, cider.
lager beer or other rnalt liquor. or any spirit
liquors. part of which is intoxicating, under
the penalty Of ten $1,000 dollars for the
second offense. and revocation Of licenses
for the third ofense; which said penalty
may De imposed by any police justice Of
a violation OF this section Is had
Section 25- That no clerk. agent or servant
years shall sell give. dispose Of or dslirer
TO any person or persons whatsoever. any
ale. cider. porter. lager beer or any cfher
malt liquor. or any spirituous or intoxicating
is Intoxicating under the same penaities pre
scribed in the preceding section Of this ordt-
And be it further ordained. That this orui-
nance shall take effect Immediately.
-z NJ o,DoNNErL,
GEORGE ". DECKER
Approved Feb. 3 1896
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TO LUCINDA BENSON. WIDOW; Jesse G.
BENSON Kate Benson, his wife; Iii yard c.
Benson. Zel. Benson, his wife. Mary lie. e.Ebton,
Alvin e; Leighton. her husband; Belle 5en-
son, widow ana Mabel Benson. infant, ~
are hereby netled tEst at public sale made
pl tne CITY Collector of Jersey city, on tie
lslghtesnth day 81 September 1900. purchased
Tor the sum o. One Hundred and Sixteen Dol
tars and NinetS-six Cents ali the land and
real estate situate IN Jersey city, in the Cot.T-
" OF Hudson S-.d state OF New Jersey 'front.'
Ing on Hackensaek River and Morris Canal
which is laid down and designated as Lot L
in Block number I2s0lz as shown UPON n Il
Fowler official assessment map Of Jersey
City. uSsD. said sale being made pufsnar{ 70
the provisions Of an act Of the Leeisiat1fre az
New Jersey, passed March s9fh, 1885. en-
TILED
An Act concerning the settlement ard colsc-
ton OF arrearages OF unpaid taxes Asses
ments and water rates or water rents ii,
cities Of this State, and imposing and levy
ing tax, assessment and lien IN iieu ana
instead OF such asTearages. and 70 eufoTce
the payment thereof. and to provide for
the sale OF lands subjected to future Taxa
tion and assessment =
And the several supplements thsfeto.
Aud you are further notified that you apuear
to have an estate or interest in said land ard
real estate, and unless the said land and reaI
estate shall be redeemed, as provided 10 said
and before the expiration OF six months from
and after the service hereof. deed for he
same will be given conveying to the PURCHASE
the fee simple Of said land and real esfa*s a.
eording to the provisions of the said acts
Dated Jersey City. y. J.. December 4 1874
HENRY BYRNE.
Purchaser
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Tc JACOB EEaTsczsf.s2sS. AMELIA
Annie T. Watson. his wifet Banaus csu-
tonaie vau6cise. the Bank OF Montreal. EE-
menegiido Paladini. Enanenl Gern. Jeesph
Rafti The Victory silk MIL, The Bergen
Mussrnann and John Nuswnann-
You are hereby notified that At public akie
made by the City Collector OF Jersey City. a.
the 26th day Of April 1894, purchased sor the
sum Of Forty-elght INoilars and Ntnety-forx
Cents all the land ano zeal estate situate Is
Jersey city. IN the Coulty Ct Hudson and
STATE Of New Jersey, fronting on FSudsosn
Boulevard. which IS aid down and DESIGNATED
as lots one AMI two Il land p. IL blcek
number nine hundred twenty-fo,sr (g24l. q
shown upon T. D. Fowler official assessment
map of Jersey city. tiSs4l said sale belEK made
pursuant 10 fhe provisions uf an act Of tna
Legislasuis et Nsss Jersey. sasssd March 10Th
1856 entitiedr-
s.An kct concerning lie settlement ana co1sa.-
ton OF arTearasss OF unpaid taxes asses,
rnents and water ra1ss Rafef rents IN
cities OF this state. anc 1tTltosiIg and levy
ing 4 tax assessment ana lien q iinn ard
the payment thereof, and 70 prxside for
the sale Of lands subjected to future taxa
tton and assessment =
And the several supplements thereto.
An YOU are further notified that xcu appear
10 have an estate or interest Ia said Land ana
real estate and unless the said land ana real
estate shall be redeemed as provided in sasd
acts within year frofn tbs date Of saie
and after the service hereof. deed for fe-
sane wili be given ennF % the purchases
lie Zee simple OF sata land ana real estsse a1-
.ordins 70 The r5oyissgns q she sid acs&
Dated 3sElsi 3salRkaE & SREEEsAspE's HI Nfs SSE's. l'es
FiroAasse.
salA No iessas.
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TO THE CREDITORS OF THE
AMERICAN PARQUETRT CoM-

TO THE CREDITORS OF THE
AMERICAN PARQuETRY GoM-
PANY:
Please take notice that by an order Of
the Court Of Chaneery. bearing date the
23d day Of February. nineteen hundred
and five, in cause wherein Theodore B.
Nisbet is complainant and American
Parquetry Company is lefeAdant on
Bill for Insolvency, yon are ordered and
directed to prove your claim and demand
against the said corporation within two
months from the date Of said order. and
that failing therein. you should be ey-
.cluded from the benefit of sHefi Dividends
as may thereafter he made and declared
by the Court from the proceeds of tile
effects of said corporation.
Please take notice also. that claims
may be presented to either of the re-
eeivers. Charles NJ. Beam, or Thomas
Higgins. or to Louis Fl Kuster. attors
ney. No. 150 Nassau street. New York
City.
Dated February %. 1905.
BEDLE EDWARDS e THOMPSON.
Solicitors of Complainant,
No. Exchange Place
Jersey City. nj T.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEP ARTMENT
OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.


To all whom these presents may come, creet-
Whereas. ii 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 at No. 15 Exchanse
place. in the City OF Jersey City, County Or
Hudson. State Of New Jersey CORPORATION
TRUST co. being agent therein and in charge
thereof. upon whom process maj be served.
has complied with the requirements OF IAN
Aet Concerning Corporations eRevlsion Of
1880, preliminary 10 the issuing or this
Certificate Of Dissolution.
Now. therefore I. 5. D. Dickinson secre-
tary Of the State Of New Jersey, do hereby
certify that the said corporation did, on The
twenty-third day Of February. 1866 file in my
office duly executed and attested consent in
writing to the dissolution of said corporation
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, have hereto
set my hand and affixed my Official
fSeal.l seal, at Trenton, this twenty-thtr3
day Of February. A. D. one thousand
nine hundred and five.
s. o. DICKINSON,
SeeretaEy of State
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07

AS d sop to the leaders in the move.
medt for railway legislation the United
States senste adopted the harmless
Kean resolution. This is a time.consum-
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N cHANeERY or Nsw Jersey.

" . 7
To Nsnand Pagels--
BY virtue OF order Of the Court q
the date hereof IN eause wherein S0phis
Rel is conapls inant and y4c and wife are
defendants syou are REQUIRED b abeeat. plead
answer OF eelnur to tire bill or said cosisplain-
ant on or before the twentiesh day 81 De-
cenber next that ia default thereof saoA
decree DC made against yon Us the tsnsncelios
shall think equitable ana just.
The said biit is hied to forsclose certaiH
mort gage made by FREDERICK August Basfisn
snd wife 70 complainant. bearing date Algus<
Afth- nlnetssn hundred and one. on LANDS IN
Jersey City. in the County Of hudson. in easd
State And You are made siefendsnt because
you and your wife are owners thereof b. shs
entirety.
Dated October is. 1904
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07

HUDSON COUNTY ORPHANS, COURT.
In tie matter Of the estRte Vi Alafs AHA a
4, SnuSaWas, deceased
Pursuanl % an oraer made by the orphan4
enth day OF October nlnezeen HUNDRED and
four, on the application Of Henry G. Shunzw ~,
administrator Of the eg{afe Of M&fe4rathx ~
f. Shnm~Ay. deceased. hossre Is hereby rIks9
81 The creditors or the said deceased. to sxs
hsbat 10 the subscriber, aduin isf4zar aforesaid
their dents and delna1ssss sRatnst Tie sa4d =,
tate. unasr cath. wzthia .nine nan<na q shs
forever EsFrsa o< their action theraiors 3r1:a2
The said subscriber.
asNny 81 sssiy5xyV 81 zsssin}s;4.,ss
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n cHASerRY OF NEw JRRsEY.

10 Z 1UTtnCF
BY virtue Of an order of the Court Of Chaa.
eery oS New Jersey. made On the day OF the
date hereof in a eause wherein Chester D.
scott is comp4ainant, and you are defendant
Jon are required 10 appear. plead, answer u
deEnur to the bill Of said complainant, on or
before the twentyzninth day OF August nexz
or the said bllltseiil be taken as confessed
The said bill is filed against you for a d.
vorce from the bond Of ma eFanony.
Dated June 9th. A. D. 1904
FREDERIC 3. SCOTT.
Soiici-or Of Complainant
Exchange Place
Jersey City, n. J.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07

IN cHANcERT or NEW JERSEY.
between Chester D. Scott. complainant and
Florence NJ. Scott. defendant.
on bin for divorce Order OF publication
The complainant having filed dis bin IN the
above cause an process of subpoena having
been issued and returned according to law
ana Il appearing BY AFFIDAVIT that the defend
ant Fioreslee H. Scott resides out Of the
state OF New Jersey. and cannot. upon due
ind,iIry be found in this state, and that pro-
cess could not be served upon her.
II Isl on This swenty-seyenth day of June
nineteen hundred ana four. IN motion n
Frederic D. Scott. of cons=-ri with the com
ulainant ordered, thar the said absent defend
ami do appear plead, answer or demur to ths
conplaiflarts bill on or before the twenty
nin.i. day OF AugUsf next, or thar in defauit
thereof sucn decree be made against her as
The chancellor shall think equitable and il7sr
And il Is further ordered, that the notes
Of this order. prescribed By law and the rtilps
Of this court shall Within twenty days here
after be served personally upon said defend
ant by a delivery Of cory thereof to her
or be published Within the said twenty DAYS
ID The Jersey City News. a newspaper printed
al Jersey city. IN the County OF Hudson Ia
this state and continued therein for four
weeks successfully at least once In every
week and in case Of such publication that 4
copy thereof be also mailed within the sane
time to the said absent defendant directed
Ii her rost office address, il the same csu De
sscertaiaed in the manner prescribed by Ia =
80 = W. ]. MAaTE.
A true copy.
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FEMALE.

GIRL TO LEARN TYPESETTINfs:
good speiler. JAMES. BROWN. book
binder, 60 Montgomery street, Jersey
City.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07

Every man owes every other man u
happy face Chicago Tribune.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07
HELP WA.NTED.
MALE.

We have hundreds Of hieh grade business and
technical positions paying from 81 900 to S5 200
year, but We hsxsn,s enough eaPabla, experienred
70 e iii POSITIONS iievs iss' you s9a a1a Is. eSs
RI gh ina for any q theset (E%n- Ell 5.
have Offices IN ali large cities and offsr fs surest
neshod Of marketing youz ability for every Cent it
Is worth.
Hapgcc1Es (xnc.), BrafH Brokers
suis0 5E2. 5os BSozaway, Eew Yoxz
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MASTERS SALEM CHANCERY

DATED jersey city. Fsbruafy .. ls05.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Dated Jersey city. February g. 1895.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07

A true SSFS
E. c, Stokes. CisTss-
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z. II. IlJF IEI{1 IJ1TI
Attorney Of Purchaser,
246 Summit avenue,
WeSs rfs1l,salzno n. J.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-07

salS No. ieess,.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15
Al Arkansas Letter,
Enos =. Pittman.
Editor, CREssEr::-

After long silence will
make my appearance in .he CORES
pondents club. Wish to suggesi
the discussion Of the books We
have reed by so doing we will I'M
prese tie strong points on our
memory. bacidas. perhaps, be tho
means Of ef%ilug the attention Of
other to 2 worthy book
1 have neypr devoted much Of
any rimo to The reading Of li:llon,
although my library conlnjns
many works II fiction.
by standard authors; aud many
times in the evenings, after my
days WORK Is done, indulge in
the pleasure Of mn hours reading
Of them.
The bool Of ali books, that /
haven Dyed most is Black Roe k
that greatest Of all sermons, the
sosnscenes Of western life, drawn
i'm nature. are all real and in
my iouI years Of Iifo on the trail,
in the fat west, lave met the
i. prototype OF many ot IT'S charac-
tiers, Cralg's prototype IS to be
found to day, III many western
settlements, and Conner, the easy
gong. pleasure loving artist il to
be foupd every whore, also Nixon,
Billy BreeD, Nelson, and Salyin,
appear 70 me rs person q Trend. or
acquintances, when ] think Of Nell
} so!, II IL a!EGvs as n friend. be-
cause ] haze known 80 many men
OF lis disposition, who would Just
as freely give their lives rs II sac
Tiflce for friend.
and 10 the scenes in the
book they TIRE just MS real. the
scene Of the horse race in The see
ond chapter, always makes me
want to take of my hat and ye|i
like u "Comachee" The revenge
OF the league, where they raided
he Black R)ek hDt4l, clll4 t. III y
mud many vivid memories OF my
four years Of life in the west. 4
friend Of mlne, who vas with me
pring my lif ~ the raoch, spant
NO. j. mean" We talked
~ u ui,r rrc0fadeS, some
p 70 lever eXPerunee acnln
I'M when he raint some vivid
scene | would feel tibet western IN
fuance courseing through my veins
and corild not keep from wish
ing my. self.cnce more in th'
west,
! hopethat each correspond
ents will give ~ their ideas, If Al
least one hook; and i you have
net read BLACK Rock" be sure tc
do SO.
Bcx MOI Earl, Ark.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15
GERALDINE ITEMS
-. ~ NFAIT

y car I'D and correspondent 8
l will move my chair up IN one
corner Of the paper and see if !
can think Of any thing 10 say.
Luther Watson made business
"trip to Names one day last week.
Say. Kiss Me""May Myrtle
dosn't seem TO like our yanesl let us
just put them both togather and
that will make it Kiss No Sweot-
heart. | guess she is TO old for
foolishness don't You IN bet last
ycsrs goose nest she is an old
maid Hp! Ha!
Yes Tempest ! heard what KISS
ID . had TO say but ! guess she ment
Sweetheart from Names arc some
where else diden't you. Kiss MOI
Where has Love goneto gone
riding through 4 guess
Jeo Tate and wife visited q
Thcs Watson's one day last week
'rhc Big dinner at JAH-Ville
has shurc passed somswerc disap-
pointed AZ Rev, Garrett dIden'
getio come. Y.
Ala Haggard y talking Of com
ing home from Nt,i,oyc and stay
ing a While;
Hamp Gaddls Ind tbe misfortune
Of gc,iug his foot hnft rfr'tg bad
the other day by big male falling
with him.
We'll ] will rlngeff fer q Will,
and try 10 be- good rntlll come
again so bye bye.
Crowded out last week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15

Minnie Gaddis was tile welcome guest
q Rctla Ellis Saturday.
The basket dinner al JAfI Vile was
wellattended and ali report nice time.
Mr. Arlber Frt.ls who has been in
Kansas for some lime has returned home.
Well as news are scarce Iwill ring of
II this escapcs the w. B | win come
again.
Crowded ont last week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15

QuiralnGher q yoNug folks Ia our
epnmual,5. attended lhc strawberry fes
l,yal n Nillaw spfings. Tuesday night
litltas Sweet heart did you o. 70
.ls.rt spNnssih,st SUNDAY ana what's
3lr Mpws (" IIa LIN W,
Ollie nuinberot yuungfo from our
rpu.iaaniiy attended church 4, Il ,psms
saturday night. s.@s
Misses Ollie and Lula Watson have been
sitting their cousin kctta Ellis The past
week Returning home Saturday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-17
RED MEMS FAIR
AB|G SUCCESS.
Prizes Awarded Event Closed
With Big Crowd Present
Last Might.

The Red Mems Fair closed last night.
There was a large crowd and everybody
Appeared to be enjoying themselves. The
a,tlcles left were anctloned off by Charlt 8
Grace aud George Oliver and brought q
fair price.
= T., e following prizes were awarded
Tuesday night, the door prizes we're UNI
brellas and were won by James Manhat-
tan and q party not yet known. Wednes-
day, the prizes were silver plated knives
and forks and were won by Miss Mnud
Adams and John L~iunholm. Thursday
night, two 80 80 gold pieces were the
prizes and were won by George Baizell
and Dick Let's. The dining room suite
| consisting of oak table, chairs, sidrboard
and china closet has rot yet been claimed.
Sarah Bennett was awarded a gold race
let, $40 10 Miss Bennett was delighted
wi b her prize and wishes to extend her
thanks to the Red Ien through the Even
ing News Dancii 6 was enjoyed during
the event 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-17
THIS JOB NO ONE WANTS.
Pumping Wind for Big Church Or
gans That Are Being Installed
in Country Towns.

There is an odd job in the country
towns that no q seems to want, says
he Chicago -ri51re.
It is the pumping Of Wind for the bi"
Church organs that many Of the
churrhps are now buying. No one COZ
nected with s cdurch organization
like 20 ST bebird he big iustruruent,
u a. view of the congregation an
turn 3 c-22k III; Cria1s lcrs and
short meter trnes Nctcdy cct Of the
church has q hapkeripg for such q
means of making . stipend twice q day
oaco 4 week.
So Tie churches laTc . provide wa
ter motors and other kinds Ct power.
This may turrIsh another use OF thu
trolley limos. they may be able tc
sell the power that grindT their CIR
"CEs % The churches to grind their big
musical instrument.
MOI long ago 4 water motor that was
utilized in an illinois, church was pew
erless because the water supply had
been shut of. No one could be SO
cured TO turn the crank By hand, so
a small cottage organ was borrowed
from, a neighbor, the tunes were surg
20 the music OF this modest instrument
and The congregation seemed 10 like
he good old way best.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-17
Odor OF Pickpockets.

IF you detect a strong door OF garlic
n q trolley car, keep your hand or your
watch" said q Central Office detective
yesterday. It's q new dodge or the pick
pockets ~ use garlic t help them in
separating watches, pins and pocket
books from their owners Two Of the
l~isht-fngersd gentry usually work to-
gether in q crowded car. One of them
munches CT the strongest kind CT garlic
and then gets alongside the intended
victim. The victim naturally turns ais
heaS to avoid the odor, aud the pick
pocict takes the pin or whatever he is
after and passes it to his confederate,
who leaves the car az the next corner. II
.he victim should discover his loss soop
afterwarG, the mai OF the garlic is prob
ably arrested, but the loot is not found
on aim and he is invariably allowed TO
CON. Y. Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-17
SWEATERS FOR SWELL DOGS
Pampered Pet "Purps" of the Hauts
Ton Have n New Wrinkle
in Clothes.

Dog sweaters are the latest thing in
canine clothes. now tia sore CT the
coolest weather Of the season has ar
rived. says the Philadelphia Press.
They arc not the oll-fasriouec b'an-
kets. made in the maGy different styles
ct the past dozcu yGsrs, hul knit sweat
ers made with as much care, apparently
AZ those the athletic girl wears while
skating on the park 'si;ps.
But these sweaters are Just now in
tenGoo for the cog that goes riding with
bis mistress in an automobile. For this
purpose the aforesaid mistress discoy-
erred that the blanket, TO matter how
tightly It fitted Gear Fioo," was not
sufficient 70 keep him warm in the cold
air that vlizzes past the occupants Of
az automobile Is they dash along tie
Lancaster pike. SC she hae tie sweater
knit Tor him, aud tie question OF bow
the cog was 10 pc kept warm was solved
Only q few Q. the new kind of 'dos
clothes have been made as yet. but. as
Que rair automobiles expressed it, "the
IS slowire'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-17
RETURN MARRIAGE LICENSE
Disappointed Bridegrooms Take Them
Back and Want Their
Money.

A marriage license, according to the
man who issues them down at the
courthouse, is no sure indication tina
there is going to be a wedding, says
the Kansas City Journal.
Not i%nfrequently unused marriage
licenses are returned" said the de-
putty recorder. Some Of the disap-
pointed bridegrooms want to know ii
they can't get their money back. !
don't know what the Law provides in a
case Of this kind, but | should thin.
that if q fellow buys e marriage H.
ems and then loses the girl. he ought
% have the fee refunded.
1T is hard to tell why some OF these
marriages fail TO transpirc,' continued
the deputy. Il have never had occa-
sion to investigate any ii these, o.
course. Some fellows. ! believe, buy {
marriage license without consulting
the girl, thinking hat the sight of the
document might bring her to time. Ii
come Instances, I suppose, the CIR
changes her miad. l would say that
majority Of these failures can be pu
down to the parents of either the pros
pective bride or bridegroom. The cou
pie may decide to get married, the MAJ
will som down here end get the Ii
cense. and when the question is popped
to the old folks there is snch a siren.
uous objection, hat eli VOWS are dc
clared Off"