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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-01

called attention to the fact, which brought
forth the following remark from another
OF the party: We'll. / always knew the
colonel was a pretty clever sort of a fell
low and a good amateur Snowman, in
fact I've seen him In several amateur
performances. but didn't know before
he could stand on his head"
%
heard Of a clever April fool Joke played
of couple OF business men by a third
this morning which. especially II you
could have seen and heard IT, was ex-
cruciatingly funny. For example we will
call them Mr.. A. Mr.. II and Mr. c.
Mr.. and Mr.. r had desks alongside
Of each other. and about 10 this morning
Mr.. G, who is friend OF Mr.. r. called
TO see him. As he entered the office Mr..
p turned TO Mr.. A and said. Il want you
to meet my friend, Mr.. G. He is pretty
deaf so you VIII have 10 speak loud"
Then, as Mr.. n arose 10 greet Mr. C.
he explained to him that he wanted TO
Introduce him 20 Mr.. A, and aside quietly
told him that az Mr.. A was quite deaf
he would have 10 increase The volume of
his voice
Consequently Mr.. Il introduced Mr.. A
20 Mr.. G. each thinking the other deaf.
They shook hands and began 10 talk
to each other at the top OF their voices.
After minute OF such conversation each
wore most puzzled expression on his
face.
Pardon mo. but why speak so loud. l
am not deaf?" Mr.. G screwed up courage
enough to ask.
Well, / was wondering the same thing
about you," responded Mr.. A.
Then they both insttnctfyelv looked at
Mr.. r. who slid quietly and safely through
the door with a smile on his face.
And 1t was the 1st OF April
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-01

Candidate Harlan who IS running Tor mayor OF Chicago on
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17

Reckless appropriations have been a
feature of the present Congress.
Heads of various appropriation conn
mittees of the House are accusing each
other with responsibility for the alarming
manner in which the authorized expendi-
lures of the present session are running
up. All the cheese pairing plans for econ
omy that were so loudly talked Of a
couple Of months ago appear to have been
forgotten. and this session will adjourn
with an expense account quite as big as
those Of its predecessors.
.sThe responsibility for the enormous
total of expenditures in this session. said
prominent member Of the Apprcpria-
tions Committee, .frests with the chair
men of the Post Office. Naval Affairs
and Military Affairs Committees. Few
people realize this. however, and will
charge tie Committee on Appropriations
with the blame. This committee started
out in December with a definite plan for
keeping its supply bills within certain
limit. That limit has not been exceeded
and but for the lavish distribution of
funds by other committees which unfor-i
tunately are charged with the prepara-
tion Of appropriation measures there
would be no such deficit as now threatens
us. But the Naval Committee brings up
big bill for the support of the navy.
the army bill is larger than ever and the
measure for maintaining the postal ser
vice is way beyond last years limit. The
<VtnMittee VA APPROPRIATIONS mas HVthlHs
to do with the drafting of these bills,
and all the economy that can be prac-
tieed here is more than offset by the ex-
trayagant supply measures from the
other committees.
The solution of the entire dihieulty, win
be found in having all money bills come
ont Of noe committee. Under such a
policy it will be possible to map out a
plan of procedure at the commencement
Of each session, and adhere strictly to
it. Then there would be no excuse for
spending more money than the revenues
warrant. but as long as the present con
ditlons continue we win have deficits
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
Maiestic Thsstre.

Buster Brown" continues to break rec
ords at the Majestic Theatre. The very
first Saturday matinee this Liiiputian
champion in the Juvenile theatrical lists
proceeded to beat the best record for af-
tefnoon receipts left ON the hooks of this
theatre during the long and phenomenal
" successful run Of ..The Wizard of Or
and ''Babss in Tayland.H The SECOND
Saturday he broke his own record. aud
lastly he achieved the apparently impos-
sible by exceeding even this lligh-water
mark However, as the walls of the
Majestic are not made Of rubber, and
and since in spite of these capacity"
houses hundreds Of disappointed children
are turned away from the doors at every
matinee performance, Manager Flaherty
Of the theatre, and Melville r. Raymond.
manager and proprietor of Buster
Btewn,n have decided to iaaugurate !
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1905.
Next week ought to develop something

Next week ought to develop something
IN the way of excitement at Trenton.
Thus far the Legislative session has
been featureless. There has scarcely
been ! ripple Of excitement in either
branch. The second month OF the ses-
sion is drawing to a close and the menr
bers have not got down to business yet,
though there are several important mat
tiers that are awaiting consideration. Re
publican leaders are in dilemma on the
equal taxation proposition. They have
h4d serefal conferences at which the
seyesal repotts Of the commission were
discussed so CONCLUSION hss been reach
ed. ard aiiess the AsfesDsy Generai Or
oflless gAtnsiiar VITA The subject yolun-
deer Ae;r aiviee. : .s l;IeIs that The
Legs la4;se session will drag along for.
angtAer Jew weeks, aAtiI the much
taJkssi Of and, nnth promised taxation
reform measures make their appearance.
Mayor Fassp and his Corporation Coun-
sci Georse /. Record, are growing rest
less They are eager for 4 fight and if
the Republican leaders do not hurry
th!nss along they are liable to take the
bit n fheir mouths and make a little
excitepspt Just for the fun of the thing,
or 10 smoke out the railroad LAWYERS
who are preparing the equal taxation
bills that are Likely to find favor with
the majority of the Legislature.
The Democratic minority. TOO. has
awaited ihe pleasure of the Republicans
about as long as it cares to. and it
may conclude TO go along with a bin Of
its own and let the matter he fought
ont on ihe floors Of the Houses. The
critical point for Fhe Republican party is
sehand Ii cannot be delayed much
longer. Either the party leaders must
keep the;r campaign promises or go on
record as being the fools Of the railroads
as was charged by the Democrats.
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


..Toilettes' for March, just published
is replefe with designs of the most fas-
cipating character. The publishers Of
this magazine have again emphasized
their right to the title of authority in
all that pertains to fashion. The present
issue of sToilettes" contains forty-four
pages. in which are pictured the most
stunning and up-to-date creations for
women of taste and moderate means.
This number also contains two plates.
deliberately autographed in coiors, de-
picting gowns for spring wear. Elegance
is the dominating note. and vet all the
fashions pictured are eminently practi-
cal. @1soilettes'' also contains large
amount Of literary matter, everything
relating to dress and shopping being
dealt with By acknowledged experts.
Under the title Of THE Practical Dress
maker Marie Jarboe talks about dress
making in a manner at once interesting
and instructive, and the ioings of dress
makers in all parts of the States are
chronicled.
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17

TO JACOB BERTscHlfANN. AMELIA
Bertschmann, mis- wife: George Il Wstsoa,
Annie T. Watson, his wife; BanQue Cam
sonale Vaudoise, the Bank Of Montreal. Ezs
gsnssilGp T@aladini @ lSn Emansnl g,l, Gssii scsses
Hill Pleasure Ground Association. Asrie
Aussnann and John Munxnann.
You are hereby notified that ~ a public sale
:rads sy the City Collector @ Of Jersey CITY. %
sum Of TSrty-elsht roiisrs ana Nlnsty-sosls sssF
Cents all the land and seal estate situate IN
Jersey City. In the Couhty OF Hudson and
State Of New Jersey, fronting on Hndso2
number nine hundred tvsnty-four (S24l. as
shown upon L. d. Fowler's official assessment
map of Jersey City. ilss4). said sale being made
pursuant to the provisions OF en- act OF the
Legislature af Nav Jersey. passed March aoth.
1885. entifleds-
ssAn act concerning the settlement ana coliee-
tion OF arresrages OF unraid taxes, assess.
ments and water raie9 or water rents ii
cities OF this STATE. and tmyosiilg and levy
ing tax. assessment and lien In Han ana
instead OF such arrearAGes. and to enfSrva
the payrnent thereof and 10 rrsvide Far
yhe sale Of lands subjected 10 futurs taxa.
tien and assessment"
AM; you are further notified that you xppea,
TO have an estate or interest In said land ana
real estate, and unless the said Land and real
estate shall be redeensd aa provided Ia saIa
acts. within one year from the date. Of sac
and after the service hereof. deed for sk-
same Will be given conveying to the purchaser
she fee simple OF said land and real estate ae-
sordinE g the p5oyisiens Of tie s.id acts
D.''d 'sfixsSR eHxSRIsz I I L vREEIAsp Ii ny ssaSs' i'
ssrsey cstr. N. :.
sails No. io1ss,
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17

ssFiss cs extra ~stipess spsrisl matinee
web be announced later, to accommo-
date the little folk, who might otherwise
be led into keeping late hours in their
determination to see their fayorite juven-
lie hero, although, to tell the truth, they
would find difficulty in squeezing in
among the throng of "grown-ups" who
enjoy the nightly performances just as
much as the kids do.
In this connection it Is pleasing to
that merit is rewarded in the dramatic
world, regardless of sins; for Manager
Raymond announces that, in consequence
of his two seasons success in the title
role Of Buster Brown" of which role
he was the originator on the stage, Mas
ter Gabriel the Toy comedian will
next season be promoted to stellar rank
in d new production designed especially
to display his talents, musical and mini
ic. The new piece is entitled Little
Jack Homer : in which Gabriel will
have the principal role of the .'pie eater
and contracts for the scenery have al
ready been let. In the meantime it looks
ike he would finish out the present
season in Buster Brown" at the
Majestic, since Manager Raymond has
organized another special company to
fill out the road tour booked for this
show to follow the New York run. now
indeterminafe.
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17

There are some strange laws In the
Cook islands. in the eastern Pacific. The
population is Maori and each island
legislates for itself The island coun-
eli Of Manihfki. one Of the group, has
ia force an ordinance to regulate vii
lase life within the island. 1t begins
by resenacting 1.-THE ancient law of
Manihiki as te dogs'' and sentencing to
death any dogs on the island Pigs are
not to wander at large, and any person
going about after 8 p. m. may be ar
rested and taken to the courthouse to
explain his reason for being abroad. No
debt incurred by native inhahitant is
to be recoverable in any court. Selling
or giving Intoxicating liquor to any
native inhabitant is punishable with
fine OF 500
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17

SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM CHANG
cry Of New Jersey.
Between Thomas K Gibbons, ct ais, COM
plainants, and Elizabeth Gibbons. ct ais, de-
on biz for partition ana decree for SAFE.
Peter A. MeagheF. solicitor for cotnplaiaaat.
BY virtue of decree Of the Court OF
chaBcery OF New Jersey, made in the above
entitled cause on the twelfth day OF January
rineteen hundred and hyes directing a s4le of
Mi and singular the premises mentioned AMI
sosctai Master n caancery Of New Jersey. s
shall sell AT public vendue to the hlghesl
bidders on Monday. the seventh day AZ
March, nfneteen hundred and ave. at t4o
Subscriber Pierre +. Cook, Excha,,ss
place Jersey City. New Jersey, a. al wI,Sls
or in such portions as 70 me shah seem f5r
the interests Of the paftits, al the fslowins
IN said decree for sale. to wit:-A.i that GER
.ain lot, tract or parcel of land aal premises
situate, lying and being in the Cay OF ii a.
ssn nov Jsrssy Ssty9. = te cSuny Of
on a certain map emitted sesond Map Of e
Town OF Hudson showing the property bell ng-
Ing TO r. r. ". Wright. surveyed and lai
out into lots BY +. Kidney and ". Hexamer:
County Of Hudson. known and Distinguished
as lot number cre hundred ard thirty-fiv
fronting on the northeriy line side OF 81.
Pauls avenue. said lo. bs!ng twenty-five feet
Wide. front and rear and one hundred feet
deep. an as shown said map; ami iaoludin<
also the inchoats right Of dswer Of the defend
vsdea sixsh part q said premises, whereof her
husband Joltn SiheSns. is s4ized il fse. ~
xsther With all sna singular the ere1isa-
lneats and appurssesee = tn said prsmsse5
As'Sa = fIxKsE Il COOK.
Special Master III tlssaeery cf New Isrsey.
Exehan&e Place.
4a~c 4Axk-1
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17

MASTERS SALEM cHANcERf OF NEW
Between The Lincoln Building Loan A.
soeiation OF Jersey City. complainant, and
Edward " " vreeIand ct al. defendants
On fsri facias For sale Of mofzsa<sd
Reiurnsbie February Term A. D. 1865
William c. Cudlipp solicitor.
By virtue OF The witt Of he<l factas IN the
above stated cause TO me direeted and des.Y-
cred bearing date the Fifth day q Jenn4xy,
Gilmore. special Master in chaneery Of Ssw
Jersey do hereby give notice that / vii ex-
pose for sale at public rendus to the hizsesf
WEDNESDAY. the EIshssha day o. February.
at two O'Clock In the afternoon, At the Saer-
Jersey city. \. J-,. the land and presnlsss
which are particularly described as follsws to
wit;-
F Civ AZ coaasy sas S e & a ssaas as q T. sss ss
Jersey described as follows
Beginning at a point in the westerly SIDE q
erly from the southwest corner Of Willi2nss
and West side avenues: thenee running c5
ninety eight and seventy-twe hnndredfhs
10 feet: thenee t2l southsriy a Tighs
ss snge az sS essterly ana para,e d' with s.. si
course ninety-seyen and seventy-two hun
dredths (s7 10 feet more or less 2 the west
northeriy along the westerly side OF wens Side
avenue thirty sso1 feet. more lsss to the
s-sss sseond: XII that lot Of land situate in said
Beginning at q point situated enc hundred
and eight and sixty-two enc hun4redzhs
slos s2l feet west of Wes Side avsnpe ard
sputherly side OF Williams ssenne: and
thence easterly and parallel with Wiili&ns
avenue nine and nine-tenths fs.sl fest more sr
less, to said hrst lot; thence ssutherIy a.
right angles 10 Williams avenue thirty fss,
feet; thence westerly parallel With the aEst
course nine and nine-tenths $50 feet. moss
or less. 10 a point; thence northerly from
said last mentioned point at right angles 10
Williams avenue thirty 1907 feet TO the pcint
OF beginning. together with all and singular
the herediiamenIs and sppartenaRces to fhe
saIa premises belonging or in anywtse appsr-
taining.
nineteen hundred and 6ve.
WILLIAM b. GILLnToRE.
Spedtai Master Ia CilAAcery Of New 1erssy.
! Montgomery street,
Jersss City. n. y.
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17
THINK II OVER.


A physician puts the qiissy Have
you never noticed IN any large restaurant
at lunch or dinner time the large number
of hearty, vigorous old men at the tables;
men whose ages run from so to 80 years;
many of them bald and all perhaps gray,
but none of them feeble or senile2
Perhaps the spectacle Is 50 common as
to have escaped your observation or
comment, but nevertheless 1t Is an object
lesson which means something.
If you viii notice what these hearty
old fellows are eating you will observe
that they are not munching bran crack
ers nor gingerly picking their way
through menu card Of new tangled
health foods; on the contrary they seem
to prefer juicy roast Of beef, prop-
erly turned loin Of mutton, and even the
deadly broiled lobster Is not altogether
ignored.
The point of all this is that vigorous
ali go ,7an.,,,., -, .xs,, !, ,,,.s-.:ss q
n,.n+r oe n,ha,a..s,,a ga .. ,,,,.r
a;a+;n. "a
hron o.ao,.ars
1bsra aast.;a .,..s s,aa 4.
~ saan, ! ha,;s,. 4,a4
no;sons -. 49, ,s,.,..
Ioa,.;n ;.,s.;,.,a, an...
sa,.na,;s. = .t..- .,..,
u,.a ..44.u s....,, 8, !, .,..se ~
$500. ....... .,.
;,,;<as s a.@0;.
so,,o -, III, s ,,,-a...s. i
H. storao u ,,oas ~ !. 81 a,,a .+.;r
e.oas a.,s. s;s..s.. $ g.
=
win -anovs al a,sss,,,,x .a.an.s t,,au
sn,,,.,v ;,st -, 49,. ,,.. :,
,,cts nans;n ~. .y.,o..,. 81, a,.s...a
ara NV
stn.r..s r,rsn.,s;, n.a.,,a.s i, u. s
nn.n 4. nonsa,a IL !, ,s.,o, e
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The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES


10 JOSHUA DuPy,. INDIVIDUALLY AND
as administrator OF the estate OF Sarah e
Webster collamer. Fanny coliamsr, his wife;
new. her - hussana; S M . 4. Tracy. ns,os EdMsrs
r. Tracy, her husband; Myron Collau.er.
ls lamer @ Emma Z. e co.Iamss as ~ his ~ifs; Louis
Gollamsr, Marian collamer. NJ r. Collamsr,
nsr neEaFa cassIott. hsSsir Marx n 4 PIG. PR
Perry G. Waldron. Mary Waldron. his wife;
Sem her e hasSsns p4Ss ~ Kos1s aS
e Tobias. her husband: Daniel ). Waldron.
her @ Sassand Edith Nash, 'ssso George r. isr Psr.
msr. . Jessie X; Farmer. his wife; Louise r.
eolllamsr, widow: Mabel cOliamsr. satsh &
Goilsmer, widow: Melinda Reynolds. John
tie, coiiansr his wife: FRANCES coiian~s
WIDOW; Lena collamer, Mary $ collamer,
amer his ts VIE e Hattie 'i l. coriass ' Abel Cor Cor
liss her husband; Julia CoIlamsr. widow;
W. swliiam am. collsmer Mrs william coIIas1ss.
lamer, bis WIFE,. Nelson collamer. Mrs. Nsl-
son collaner. his wife; Martha l. Jesnson,
James Mcchrtshoim:-
You are hereby notified that at a public
The asth day q April. 1854. The Mayo Mayor and ana
Aldermen Of Jersey City purchased for the
M s%.nwo VI esss h sf 81 ssa .a s
zvn ana state OF New Jersey, fronting on
Holden lane. which is laid down and degigaased
as lots I'D. 4 2H.. in block number GIL
upon an assessment map annexed to a repsrl
number IS made by the Commissioner Of
Adjustment appointed III and for said city
~ the Circuit Court Of the County OF Hud-
sSn. z certified copy OF which report and map
Jersey City. on the Goth day Of August 1882
made pursuant to the provisions Of an act
OF the Legislature of New Jersey passad
March s0th. 1885, entitled
An Act concerning the settlement and cal-
lection OF arrearages Of unpaid taxes
assessments ard w4ser rates or water
rents in cities OF this State and irnpos.,ss.
and leyylng a tax. assessment and lieE II.
lieu and instsad OF such arrearages and
to enforce the payment thereof, and 10
provide for the sale or lands subjected to
future taxation and assessment -
Ana you are further notified that you appear
10 have an estate or interest In said iard and
real estate, and unless the said land ard
real estate shall be redeemed as provided IN
said acts, befors the expiration of SIX nfor1bs
from and after the service hereof deed FOR
the Same Will! be given conveying TO Tfa
Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey City. the fee
simple of said land and real estate accorsinr
70 the provisions of the said act
Dated Jersey City, n. j., Lee 18th, 1904
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN Or JERSEY
N. NJ FAGAN.
A.,.s..- Mayor.
n j. o,DoNNnLL,
-
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17

ate on April %, 1915 thus making it a
valid treaty
Is It possible, however, that in his re-
searches into the history Of the West, the
life of the pioneer upon the river bot
toms Of the Mississippi Valley, and of
the fortune seekers in the Rockies, 50
attracted the President that he forgot
the Great Lakes, and the part they
played in the second war with England? ?
We cannot believe that this incident.
one of a series, is unknown to the Chief
Magistrate, who has exhausted the his
tory of the locality. But We do believe
that in utterly misconstruing the relation
ship existing between the President and
the Senate. in treaty making, the Presi-
dent has so far gone astray from the
terms of the organic law. that he has
made his enunciations ridiculous and his
arguments absurd.-Trenton True Amer
ican.
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17
aAsrnRss sAlE-IN caANcnsY or sam

MAsTDRts Salem cHANcnRY OF NEW
Betwsen Allsn s. Maxwell. ct als., com.
Piainants. and Anna Maxwell Crawford. ct ais.
defendants.
On bin for partition ana decree for sale.
81 virtue & decree ssl Il the .sss couTs Of chan
eeqnber, nineteen hundred ana four. directing
me- and dsseTibsd Il saia Isl bsl e eo
Lewis Special Master in Chancery Of New
Jersey, shall sell at public vendue. to the
WEDNESDAY, the Fifteenth Day Of Febru-
ary. Nineteen hundred and i've.
pI e sss a fgoMs Upon ses said
saat rs ss ad ssas aaa shs sah aad Wapa 81
ssss Jersey ciss IN The County q Hudson and
Beginning at & point Ii the southerly side Of
Mercer street. distant one hendred and sixty
q vaek Isl snnns .asnes ssa.s sSs
ssriy ct right angles 70 MerAer street one
hundred fl09} feet; thence easterly parallel
wit, with Mercer street Twenty ,s0' feet thence
one hundred f18O feet to the southeriy side
thereof and thence westerly along the same
twenty L2e1 feet to the point or place Of begin
map Of the farm Of Cornelius Van Worst as
parts Of lots numbered seven 90 and eight
90 In block numbered ffty-nfne 6sl as laid
veyed By Ephraim S. johnson and Jane Van
b.. his wife. to Samuel Maxwell by deed
dated 1anasSasy 2 ls'e 81 and 1 TssoEded hF
SC, tand which premises are known by the
street nnrnbef as 1s7 Mercer street-) To-
eether with all and singular the heridlta-
isss belonging, or In anywise appertaining.
WILLIAM A. LEWIS
Special Master In Chancsry,
Ts Montgomery ST. Jersey City
The Jersey City news., 1905-02-17
xEGAE NOTICE


MAsTlts's sAIts--iN cHINcERY oF NEW
!, ,Estwssa Is Christian nuttiar Complainant and
On Pill for Hartision.
yFedsn5ursh. Wall 4 van winkae. solici-
" virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Chan
cely ~ ~ ox Nex Jersey made In the above stated
naseo hass en- b'anEss shs anl ma dag o9 e
sAa sIRsff s1Is Tssss,D2S s DSsls yssaas ,s on
At two q eloek Ia he Afternoon at a chancery
an s,' tas lands I'D srslsss asseriSsd in X.
An that certsin tract q parcei Of lana ana
e premises situate. lying and being in the city
STATS e New Jsrssy, ~ wheh On = aqsGn esran map np
snsi.led Map pf eighty-one lots situate the
duly fied IL he oftace 81 the clerk II he sad aid
County of Hudson. June tenth eighteen hum
mated and distinguished as lots nnmbersd
snirty-on sd and thirty two ts2} in block num-
bersd twsnty-six t2sl, all as laid down On said
map. as py reference to said map will more
fully appear Each Of said iots is twenty-five
feet in front ane rear b one hundred feet
the nortAefly slds ii FirAt street between
Jackson and Harrison streets
ana preInasss situate. lyins and being in the
If,'Ssor f9Mn g s TssE s. Hseoken T. The County e
certain map On lie ii the office q tn tie said
Register OF Hudson County entitled MAP Of
DroPsssy 2, @ 6slongins g Adam sisgfrisd. situate
n West Hohoken. Hudson County, ". J., sur
yeyed and laid out ,y James Moylan. civil
engineer and surveyor: May twensy-eishth
eighteen hundred and Aighty-nine.. are known
and Distinguished as lots numbers one ~,
TWO Cd three t3t and four % In block NUM-
Dersd ntnsty-two ts2) bounded and described
Beginning at a point Or corner formed by
the intersection OF the westerly line OF West
street with the northeriy line OF Malone
streefs thence running along the northeriy
line Of Malone street one hundred feet: thence
running poryherly eighty three feet and sixty
five hundredshs OF foot (83.65 ft.); thence
easterly one hundred feet to the westerly side
or line Of West street: thence running soiftil-
eriy along the westerly line or side OF West
street eighty-.nrse feet and eighty-nire hun
dredths q foot ess. ssft9 % the point or
place OF beginning.
Also all that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land and premises situate lying and being
IN the Town Of West Hoboken, In the County
OF Hudson and state Of New Jersey which on
q certain map entitled Map OF property be-
longing TO Adafn Siegfried. situate in West
Hohoken. Hudson County, N. j., surveyed
and laid out by James Moylan civil engineer
and surveyor May twenty-eiEhth. eighteen
hundred and eighty-ninne.s. Il known and
designated as lot numbered thirty-seven in
block ninetg-two
Together with all and singular the heredit-
aments and appurtenances to the said prem
ises belonging o. 10 anywise appertaining.
ISAAC 3. TAYLOR.
Speciai Master in fshs~o-r-