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who is aHxious TO marry Rose Donald,
who fell in love with Dan Mcguire when
both were children. When the play
opens Dan has been in America for some
years and when he reappears ut his old
home, he is not generally recognized
Even Rose does not recognize him, but
when he sings TO her she is reminded
strongly Of Dan as a boy. Dan in dis
guise drives a donkey attached to jannt-
ingeart and Rose frequently enjoys rides
by the side of Dan who still in Disguise
exerts his old charm over her and wins
her away from Captain Farley. mean-
while producing much mirth by his allas-
ions to .fhe Villain Dan Mcguire. whom
he had met in America. He finds that
Rose has an exceedingly warm spot in
the heart for Dan. He does not reveal
his identity until after he has outwifted
Captain Farley and has got possession of
the record which proves him TO be tile
real heir Of the Kenmare estate. He turns
up after having had an exciting encount-
er with Captain Farley while in search Of
his birth record ii the ruined church
where somebody fired upon him as he
was making great leap from window
/. TO rescue Rose.
Hugo Toland as Captain FARLEY gives
a good impersonation. as does also
George w Deyo As the Earl Of Ken-
mare. Much humorous spice Is lent to
sthc play by Comedians Eddie Heron as
Mulkenan Hogan, proprietor Of the Sham
rock and Thistle and Richard German az
Gustavus Hergogengarten, German
Baron. Both are in love with Miss Hon
oria Maloney, but Hogan eventually
wins. Annie Mack Berlein gives a very
good impersonation of Miss Honoria.
Josephine Lovett is a dainty Rose Dom
aid. Mxron calice as Bently Hardin,
Edward ]. Mccormick as Martin Keen,
Luke Martin as Con o'Neill. Thomas Z
Jackson as Patrick O'Shale, Arthur
snader as Mcshane, +. Constance as
Jerry. Mae Stevenson as Mora Doolan,
and Miss NJ Sutherland, all Of whom
play their parts in a very acceptable
manner
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IN CHA ANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To James II Aughilsree. Martha Mary Har-
den and Margaret Jane AugnslIrse- teer un-
known heirs, devisees and personal represents
81 virtue Of an order OF the Court of Chan
Gerry Of New Jersey. made the day Of The
dale hereof. ii 4 cause wherein SOPHIE Feibel
is complainant and you are defendants. you
are required 70 appear. plead, answer Or aeTntr
to the bill OF said complainant on or before
the Sixteenth day Of January next, or the said
bill viii be taken as confessed against yca.
Sophie FelbeI In ana to all that certain los
niece or paeeel % land and premises. sitnst =
G5uaty of Hudson ara State of Nem .ierzes
which On a map now On NE "a the Regisssr - :
office Of Hudson County, entitled No. OF
property bsiongins 10 lne Bergen Hill +. .eas-
ure association. situate in Jersey City $
known ana marked and distinguished as lot
eriy SIDE Or line 81 Grand tnow Neison1 ase-
nue ana being of the several dimensions laid
doin On said map. reference being had rnsEs,
sophie Fcil5el claims 70 be the owner.
And you James H Aughitrse Msrsna MAJ 9
made s;tsendants. because On the srd day q
Fehrualy 1889. ore Jean :, AqgailsFee;a az y
seized 81 saa .ands and premises above de-
sc-iEe6., 4eaying a last Will and tes aren't N
and by wieh after masias SeTiass sp spsel,le
queathed to you all the rest. residue ava re-
rnaindes q his essase real and psrsona. IN,
may claim SOME title 10 or interest "a sa4d
lands
And you, the unknown heirs, devissss or per
sonal Representatives Of said James n Augatl-
tree Marina Mary Harden and Margaret ia 3
Augh.it-ee are made defendants because afrer
careful ana GiIi9ent inquiry, complainant aas
been unable 10 ascertain whether the SAID
JaTncs r. Aughatree, Martha Mary Hardsa
ana Margaret Jane zAughiltree alive o.
deed; IL dead you may claim some tile = Or
interest in said lands
And If you. or any OF YOU claim any title
10. or interest In. or encumbrance upon. sal I
lands you are required to answer said bill,
but not otherwise.
Dated November 18TH 1864
GROUSE & PERKINS.
Solicitors for Complainant
No Is Exchange place. Jersey CitE. N
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New York Theatre.

Klaw & Eilanger's new policy IN fhe
management Of the New York Theatre
great productions at popular prices rang
ing from p cents to $l-has met with
most cordial recognition. The first Mt
traction presented under this manage
8ment, G. T. Dazey's Home Folks,
opened with i matinee last Aiondy and
scored a hit. Over 1000 people say it
during the two performances Of the day
and tile general expression Of opinion was
heard that if Klaw 4 Erlanger continued
to present such nleritorious plays At the
prices charged, the New York Theatres
would become the most popular IN the
city.
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70 JACOB e DENIST0N. JFs.. CYNTHIA
a. tawsoa. Charles Fauson nsr husband:
sarah p stiif. Henry stia. ne- husband.
Eva Dsnislcn. his wife, Hattie Hail. Ben
5asnin Hail. her husband; William H Dick
as.soa, Isabel Dickinson, infant. Mamie Dick
sison. infant; Sarah Dickinson, Hehrsszea
crawford, Georst ~. Crawfofi. bef hns
band: MaEy Van Worst. widow: Jsmes sla4er.
lanes vance, her husband; Annie Iohas.a.
ar, Lse : ennSon; her Esis band saran RieisSf3ts
Abel. WIDOW. Rachel chiid, Frank ID. chilas
Pr Ansoailds Joila 2. Abells Elizabeth Apeit
mas NiEes Robert D A5ell. JESSIE Abel. hss
VIE: VIE: Alfred Abel. Georgiana Absii.
and cynthia NJ L. AIiea; susan Denis.aa.
widow Mildred Delisron. infant: Lie pea-
1st9n. infant. and Thesn9 Deniston, fufaEe
19u +le Hereby notiIed .rlag at q pubic sais
mace y tbs city Collector Of Jersey ( ~
ana ana Alaerraen Of Jersey city purchased fay
ne ne sam Of twenty-five dollars and ss1.ss
q three cents ALL the land and real estate
State Of New Jersey inside lots, when
"a. la3a down ana designated as Plot Ii. IN eloek
0Ifieial Assessment Map ef Jersey City. n :.
asss sad sale being made pursuant 70 ssa
New Jersey. passed March sofh. 1885. sa,.-
IAN Act concerning the settlement and ~
assessments and water rates water --sszs
70 cites Of this STATE. and imposing asss
ana instead Of such arre1rages, ard -
ENFORCE the payment thereof. and 10 prSs54e
lof the sale OF iRnds subjected to lusns&
saxatien and assessment.
anu the several supplements thereto.
And Sou are flfl1es noti1fed t4at s0E BE-
pear 10 nave An estate or interest ia SAID
land and real estate, and unless the said ;ard
and real estate shall be redeemed. IS pro-
sioed IN said acts, Within oae year from tii5
date Of sale and before the expiration OF ak
months from and after the service hereof
a deed for the same viii be given co1vsyius
70 the Mayor and Aldermen e Jersey css.
the fee simple CT said land and r=al es-asa
according 10 the pr5 .islens of the said acts
Dated Jersey City, u. J., April i2th, 1874
TIE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF 5Efl.
SEy CITY.
II Il. FAGAN
Mayer.
I
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New Amsterdam Theatre.

KIaw & Erlanger's" "Humptv Dumpty"
at the New Amsterdam Theatre is the
talk Of the country, Nnot since Ben
HurH was first staged in November,
1899, has theatrical production attracts
ed 50 much attention in all parts Of the
country as this, evidenced By orders for
seats from persons contemplating 4 visit
to New York, sent from cities Or towns
far distant. This is the reward that
comes of big things elaborately presented.
There is a lot Of entertainment in
"Humptv Dumpty" pleasing 70 everyone,
whether he be eight or eighty years Of
age
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By VIRTUE OF AN oRDER. Of TIE OR.
phans' Court OF the County OF Hudson made
Iuly stD 1854. at .wo o eiock in the al terAooa.
sell al nublic yeadue, upon the premises all
those certain lots % paTeels q lana aAa pre1is
tne County Jl Hudson and state Of New Jer-
1t Tracf--That lot known aud des gnassd By
bsrsd fiye hundred and twenty ore t52ll. on
certain map entitled Map Of the 18th. 18th,
18Th ana l6th Wards OF jersey City, formerly
the ciy q Bergen apdSon !, as 9n Man & Mew ssT Ssr
men Of the City Of Bergen by John r Cgiyer.
City Surveyor. 1870. said lot ia situated and
fronts On sie,ller I9rmerly saIrn%s street
snlfherly side OF ColnnlunipaW aveape distant
one hundred and twenty-five tlSo) feet Tester-
iy from jackson avenue tnence running south
iass feet. thence westerly parallel with Com
fn,intpaw avenue twenty ard nve tSnths GOD
feer. thence nortnerly parallel with jackson
arenile: thence easteriy along Commnnipaw
avenue twenty and fve Eentas szo.Sl feet 70 be-
ginning. ,.. 4,
arlv lins OF Slsdisr uorfneriy Barrowsl street
s1..tsstrs .carner az lot thirty-two (3s) on the
MAP Il Sherwood. Hudson County, y. ~" on
ne in Hudson County keg,s1es onice, which
sassl feet ten (10l inches northeasterly from
the corner OF Brainhall avenue. thence rum ing
northeasterly along saia sieoef stTseS nity gssl gssl
feet to the line dividing lots tweaty-ssx t26l
and rwenty-eizht t2S) on said map, thence
=o,lrhea sferly along said line one hundred tl01)
feet. thence sc1thwesteriy 9fty t50 fees to the
aian< said line one hundred 400 feet to Sled
5er street 1T the place of beginning: being lots
swensy-eighs t2S) asid thirty tsW as laid down
''41sa : '''s 80 MARY NOLAN.
Adsninis,rasrix.
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We are assured f5y Secretary O'Connor
that it wasn't Che fauls OF the Mayors
Office that there we're not enough pin
cushions to go around. When st was am
uounced that every woman Who attended
the Mayors reception would be provided
with one Of these souvenirssst was cali
cnlated that FIVE hundred would be suf-
fcient to meet the demand. The reception
had scracely begun when It was found
there would be trouble. The supply had
been almost exhausted and Secretary
O'Cennor realized he would have diff
Guilty explaining matters. 1t seemed as
if every woman and young girl in Jersey
City had planned TO get one of these souy
venir pincushions. Never before were
there so many women in the City Hall.
OF course it was first come, first served.
The early arrivals went away happy.
When the supply had given out there
were at least hundred women waiting
their turn to reach the Mayor. 1t didn't
take long for the news to pass down the
line. Disappointment could be read in
the faces. Of the late tcomers. Mayor
Fagsa snd his Secretary held a big
consultation. The women folk were
wondering what it was all about. Soon
Secretary ! aO'Connor's face frightened.
He explained to the waiting women that
there had been a characterization in the
number Of pineushions that would be
needed. The Mayor, he explained, was
sorry and had suggested that perhaps
those who were disappointed might like
foshaFata i bouquet as O reminder Of their
visit. There Mere several large floral Of
fsrings id different parts Of the Office and
the women gazed on them with admira-
tion- As Secretary. .o'connor plucked a
rose here and a gioIgt,Faere and handed
one 10 each IN lien d: f:the pincushion he
received d smile and b thank you." The
problem how, to satisfy the women folk
had been solved. Only the frames Of the
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u ]. o'DoESEEn.
City Clerk.
f<alz NJ, cfff1


TO JAc0R BE.RTScHMANS. AMELIA
lsertse.I.naHn, MS wifes George H. Watsya.
Annie +. WATSON, his wife; BanQue Can
tonale Nau3sise, the Ba-k Of Montreal. Er-
menegI.do laladini, Elnaneui Serll. Joseph
Ratri The Vietory Silk MIL The Bergen
l4iu Pleasure Ground Association Marie
AIussmann and John &uAamann.
You are hereby modified HAT az a public sac
made b. the City Collector Of jersey City. "a
the 26th day OF April 1904. l purchased for tho
Cents all the land and zeal estate situate II
Jersey city. in the CauI ~ OF Hudson and
state af New Jersey. fronting on hudson
Boulevard which is aid down and designated
as lots one and Two q and p. Ia block
nulneer nine hundred tNsnty-four ts2ll, -
map Of Jersey CITY ,lss4), said sale being nlA5e
pursuant to the provisions os an oct of the
I4esisla. .iire Of New Jersey passed March s5sa-
lNSj. eatitieds-
tion of arrearages af a1paid taxes assess
raents and water rates Or water rents in
cities OF this STATE ana Imposing and levy
sng a TAX. assessment dnc Hen In lieu ans
instead OF such arreafages, and to enforce
the payment thereof, and 70 prSride FOR
the sale Of lands subjected to future Taxa
tion and assessment
And the several supplements fheretn-
5 Au, you are furtker notified that YOU sppeSr
10 have an estate or interest IN said land and
estate shall be redeemed, as provided In SAID
acts within one year from the date OF "a
and hefare the expiration OF six months from
and after the service hereof. deed for th1
same will be given conveying to The purchaser
the fee s.lnple OF said and ara real estate az
DATED Jersey eizy. \. 4. Mas 10Th. 1904
Purchas
Jersey CITY. n
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LEGAL NOTICES

-s---es-.~r-~s>@@p~>~~---'~s>
MASTERS sALTs.--IN cfiANcER1 or ""
Batwsen William GInnore guardian ..,,,s "a
Henry j. Harmed, a hnasse. eoilpAei~h i~h@ia'' ~ 80
William Russell. Ell Al, defendants rre,n-
Fleli facias For sale Of aso-,saged prem
*. Rsturnable first Tuesday Of February.
= wi1iiam n asp'' 3. Gilmore. Esq. solicitor.
By virtue of the above stated writ. @ n-s
directed and delivered. bearing GATE tns - 49, -
day Of November. nineteen aa3efsa e,,N ~ stT
Gerry Of New Jersey, 10 hereby slNs hSstss -
mar VIII expose for sale Al pAoac NsAsssa ~
the premises hereinafter desetinea' - ~
9yEfesS EsDaY. the Fourteenth Day Of De-
cember,
nineteen hundred and four. at the ngul ~ -
two O'clock in the afternoon. ol taat ,ai,, ~
or, the premises hereinafter described @ pslns
known as 30 ia Eighteenth street. Jetsss
City, and which il said writ g net + lSiI:- lSaS
are particularly described as fol-aess; ~ ~ ~,
All that certain piece Or pareel ot ~ .ry. sssr,
nrsrnises. sstilase ly.ug and being IN the eiss ,
81 lerser CITY in the County or du.lSoil I. 80 -
STATE Of New Jersey, on the nerthsrly s41s y
Eighteenth street. between Grove anu si,sa IT,.
tIsJ. ii blcck two hunared and tnsntg7ssA y u
f9gs1 sn the official istap OF Jersey Sis', -
aha asa known as lot number sMe5Ne 80 3, -
block one hundred and feTsSs snres = @ - II
on ME in the ohice OF t.is Hsgisee o.
Comfy as number three 'bsindfest ana y Z
tive together. with all aad sinsusaE ia IA
hereditameats and appufsen4ncess - ,,.e-,ai 80 II
premises belonging or N anyWlss ap''ss
'pS Nosice given this fourteenth day Of Neven-
ber 1904. by me.
Special Master in cl,anceIy Of New Jer1ey'
Jersey city. N. j.
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ssase Of New Jersey. I

STATE OF New jersey.
iSsasI sfs.Ts Ri s-sIE 0F FILING of CONSENT
by sToCkR3I-DEfiS 10 DISSOLUTION.
II all to whom. these presents msy come.
Greeting - n
an1y "a ansherticated record q the proceedings
il my ofice. that the New York Petroleum
whose principal Office IS situated al Ne. l4s
tTweIS1h street in the City Of Jersey E.ty.
Cs.suIy OF Hudson, State Of New jersey
fSylilian A. Pinto being the agent iheTsla
..f,s M charge aiereof. upon whom process
,s,..s be servedl, has complied with the re-
o,s.gernsrts cf 1Sn act concerning corpora
fious Z Revision 1f 1861" preliminary TO the
;ssnins 81 this certificate that such consenr
nsS Now W.. lnerefore. j. s. D. Dickinson. secre-
tary of State of New Jersey, do hereby cer-
tlfv that the said corpora tion did. on the
twenty-sixth day OF March, 1864. fss IN my
cYfice a duly executed and attested consent N
writing to the dissolution Of said corporation,
executed by more than rwo-thirds in interest
Of rae stockholders thereof, which said GER
Sifscate and the record of the proceeding
Aforesaid are now on file in my said oniee
as provided hy law.
In testimony whereof. I have hereto
set my hand and affixed my official
rzeaY3 seal at Trenton, this fventy-sixth
day Of March, A. D. one thousand
uir.e hundred and four.
s. ID. Dickinson.
Secretary OF State.
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&. 81 - or Nrw IEnsEY.

no Florence NJ SccSt.--
~ rirfue u an er1er az the Corrt o. CHAR,
,ary y X ev Jersey. made the day OF the
asle hereof in a csuss wherein Chester p.
s1eSt Is complainant and you are defendant
s,o,, are required 10 appear. plead, answer '.
Ss,n.,- ia the bill Of said complainant. on or
Sefare ti,a ttventy-nEnth day of August next
or the said bill viii De Saksn as e9Iaisssen
The said bill IS hied againss YOU FOR d.
vorce from the bond Of iatIsEl9py
FREDERIC 3 SCOTT.
SolieiSor Of Complainant,
] Exchange Pace.
Jersey City, n. J.
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sHERIFFs SALEM cHANcERY OF Ne"
Between Emma A. condie and Euphemia E;
Exenrady. exeeufrfces &c. conplainants, and
William D. salter and Lauretta g salter, De
ri. "a. For sale of nlortgaged premises
Returnabie February Term. lso5
CoWles and Carey solicitors
BY virtue OF the above stated writ, 10 ne
directed and delivered, shall sell py PM
yeudue at f. C. Wolberts Real Estate sales
room, No. AZ Montgomery street, Jersey Sits'
THURSDAY. II the Ninth day Of February
al two o.eiodlS in the afternoon. all the fol-
lowing described land and premises WIN
the appurtenarces, beng the same descflbeu
in said writ that is 70 say - go
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF iana
and premises with the TWO two-story anai
frame dwelling houses erected thereon, sltua5e,
Iving and being in the City Of Bayonne IN the
county Of Hudson and state q New Jsrssss
be,,aded and described as follows eglnnlng
al d point in The northwesteriy line oI avenue
y distant fiftv-two f52l feet SOUTHWESTERN
frntn fhe corner formed BY the soutnwesLeIly
line OF Forty NTH street NOV ~ Isl
said Avenue d. and from thence running "
1F,,l n esterIv at right angles TO Avenue ~ 70
fhfauQh and beyond the centre line OF the par
y wall standing partly on me pTen,asss ,sst
81 described and partly on the premises n4Ns s
s.5,isi,,is,s Iloffheasteriy thereto one hundred
f16fn feets thence t2l southwesterly and PHI
allel with Avenue d thirty-two eszl lees !
i5rsf line run one hundred ao01 feet 70 said
norlfwesteriys lire of Avenue p; tnenss g,
81 efv along said norfhWestefly sihe q
Avenue D fhirty-two 1922 feet 70 the point Or
iasa a,stea q pseeinosr Dse silai,,sr a7th. 1904
sheriff
News and Bayonns Democrat
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Dazid B. Fill, like Patti, is giving an
nual farewell performances. The one he
gave yesterday was not fully appreciated
BY the Democrats Of New York. They
have an inkling that he is still in the
political arena.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-03
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1905.
This is 1905. you know!

Suppose yen have decided to turn over
rev leaf Don't be tempted to break
She good resolutions you made yesterday.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-03


Pagan when the strenuous day was over,
found a way out of the dilemma
ssAfe too echoed Secretary O'Connor.
Considering the circumstances things
were remarkably quiet at The City Hall
yesterday. There were the usual number
of politicians in and about the blilding,
but as all the appointments had been
made and There was no patronage 10 be
distributed, excitement was lacking. The
situation was in mild contrast TO that Of
a year ago, when Mayor Pagan exploded
political bombshell by announcing the
appointment of a Board of Street and
Water Commissioners TO take the place
Of the Democratic elective board. This
year there were no surprises. The
Mayors list Of appointments published in
sgrhe News Saturday had been known
for several days. The only change was
in the Board of Assessment Commission
ers. where Thomas p Connolly succeeds
Charles siebert. Mayor Fagan had
withstood the clamor Of the pol
itieians to retire Commissioner
Frank Angel Of the Board Of
Appeals Mr.. Angel is on ms sick bed
and the Mayor is 10 be commended for
refusing, under the circumstances, to
turn him out.
Assessment Commissioner siebert's re-
moval was for political reasons. Recog-
nizing Connolls's power in the First
ward and wishing to reward him for past
services, the Mayor decided on the
change. While siebert's friends are in
censed at the Mayor for turning him
down, it is not believed they viii cause
any trouble.
Despite the talk that Police Commits
sioner Mitchell would not get reap
pointment. no one was surprised to find
his name on the Mayors list, It was
known that Col. Dickinson wouldn't lis
ten to the proposition 70 slisplace
Mitchell, who is the president of the
Samuel D. Dickinson Association, and
one Of the coloners closest personal and
political friends. The Mayor and his
friends were given to understand that II
such action were takeu there would be
break between the Republican organiza-
ton and the administration Rather than
disrupt the party. Mayor f'asan Ielaet-
antly. II il said, consented to gise Conn
missioner Mitchell . reappoint nei.t-
City Collector l7ry's reapp0ipfnient,
of course. was made witiions any urging.
q wero also The reappointmeais of the
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u cfA serRY or NEW JERSEY.

81 Virtue 81 III order Of the Court OF Cham
Gerry OF New Jersey. made on the Gay q NJ
s5afe hereof IN i cause wherein Hudson fr~ss
Company ii complainant. ard You aha hers
are defendants, you are required 90 appea :
MEAD. answer or denlur 10 the bill Of said
Complainant on or before the Th.rsisth day q
January next or that in default thereof syca
decree be made against you az the Shaheeii9r
shall think equitable and just.
The said bill is died to fereclose uloEtsase
given By ALBERT Dez and wife To colnpl ma 4
dated August T. 1905 on lands al West New
York Hudson Co. New Jersey and gcu sre
made defendant because sou hold a sapss-
qllent mortgage on the same lands
Dated Nov. e0s 1874
- = WARSE sMyTH
solicitor Of Complainant. We ha vixen +. u,
NJ J.
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sHER1FFs SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW
Jersey.
Between Catherine L. Blauvelt. complainant
and Edward Hales. ct ux.. ct ais, defendants
FL ia. For sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable February Term. 1905
f. N. Eberhard solicitor
BY virtue Of the above stated writ to me
directed and delivered, 1 shall sell at public
yendue al f. c. Wolbert's Real Estate Sa es-
room. No Il Montgomery street, Jersey CITY,
THURSDAY. the Nineteenth day Of January,
A. D. 1905.
at two O'clock in the afternoon. all the fol-
lowing described land and premises with TIE
appurtenances. being the same described ia
said writ that Is to say
All that tract. piece or parcel Of land ami
premises. hereinafter particularly described.
situate lying and being, in the Township Of
North Bergen. County OF Hudson and State Of
New Jersey, ana which is butted, bounded and
described as foliows:Being the most nor h
easterlg corner part of tract Of land. con
Bonn and wife 10 said James Hales by deed
recorded in Iaber 109 of Deeds OF Hudson
County. page g. and extending fifty-t rec feet
frontage on the Hackansaek Plank read, an
estendne westerly thefefrom the full with
OF said frontage to the middle line OF a GER
tain line ditch dividing the same from lands
Of one sBrien about one hundred and six
feet more or less; being the same premises
This day conveyed by the said James Hales
and wife to the said Edward Haies and Han
nah Haes.
Daeeu 49, IOTIN ZEITER
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floral offerings remained at the close Of
the reception.
"Thank Heaven" remarked Mayor
Fagan when the strenuous day was over,
sfound a way out of the dilemma
sNfe too,e echoed Secretary O'Connor.