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40 LET
Carriage For Sale Cheap.

I NEW Cntunder Gar.
GT / riage just finished
S.5XSs21tss and handsomely trimmed
in first class style must be Immediately
sold TO close an assignment, can be seen
at W II. Pages ctrriage manufactury,
No. l2S Fort street.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Feb-4-5H
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NOTICE.

T HAVE this day sold to Mcssrs.
l. Alright Bros my sole right, title
aud interest in the premises known as
the "Old Rose Premse.," 10 and 8
King street. where my Successors will
accomplish everything in the carriage
ana blacksmith trade to the satisfaction
Of the public. A. Is. WEEK.
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BOATS FOR SALE.

,kk WE have on hand one %
:tI1St w foot " halcbCat, with
L4@sSy iron center.honrd, mast, sall,
saGsEs oars, etc, c"mplrte; sniIa le
for fishing. Also, one rs ID Clinker
Pleasure kif, copper fastened, with
oars and rowlocks; will be sold cheap
for cash. Both new Apply at
DOVER IL SONS,
$50 I'm Shop near The Fish Market.
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FOR SALE

A FIRST CLASS Co,morama, COM
IN plete, with l6 large lenses. 2 Ste
reo3cOpes and about l20 large and 100
smaller pictures Ali in first-cass order.
rhe pictures include some beautiful
Illuminated photos l8 IN. by ii in. and
l2 in. by 10 in. APPLY at this Office.
24S 2w
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r. s--Wrighr Bros viii still carry on
their business on Fort street, ueXt 10
Lu9as's Planning Mill.
honolulu, May u, 1880 255 1w
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NOTICE.
TO LET.
Desirable Cottage To Let

sss a .TOTTA4E, corner King and
kSsssSssSa " South streets, less than
SshNssS 10 minutes walk from Post
Office. Lofty rooms, all convcniences.
Rent reasonable.
j. E. BROWN & CO.,
255 IF IS Merchant street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

Also, l IIolstein Cow, years old. Price
$I5 Apply B." BULLETIN Office.
465 5t
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II. w. WILCOX,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,

Also sole agent for the Magic Window
Screens, Combined Bcvel Squares, Stan.
dard, Goodrich, ETC., Sewing Machines,
Bicycles, Tricycles, Velocipedes, etc.
OillcA, corner of Bethel and King SITS,
upstairs. q Apr-l7S9.1y
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

~ EITHER the Captain nor The Agents
~ o the British bark "Rolal Alice"
will be responsible for debts contracted
by the crew. 252 lw
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NOTICE.

MIR. LOUIS ADLER hegs to inform
1YA the public that he has received
an elegant assortment of Ladies and
CENTS Boots, Shoes ard slippers by the
last steamer. 24S IN
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
BIG GAME OF THE SEASON.
The Hudsons, with sixteen Hundred
Defeated at Newark.

The Hudsons, with sixteen Hundred,
Defeated at Newark.
The Hudsons rolled up 1888 in their
game at Newark last night and were de-
feaued at that The Americas beat them
IS pins. The game is undoubtedly the
best that has been roaed by teams Of ten
in this vicinity this season.
The Americas made grand start. They
began with an eighteen hundred pece and
kept up the hot gait until the first half of
the game was completed. At the end Of
the fifth frame they had made but eight
breaks and had total of 934. The lowest
score in that frame on their side was T6
two men had over so. three over 90, and
three over 100 The home team ut this
frame led the Hudsons by 1853 pins as they
had increased their score with every
frame.
The Hudsons at the fifth frame mad
total of 1872 They had bowled Il good
game even to that point as their average
was 1856.
In the last five games the Americas
slackened their speed. The total for the
last half was 762, which was lT2 pins less
than the total of the first half. The
Hudsons improved ut the finish, as the
total of the last half was $50 as against
7S9 for the first half, gain OF ~ and
net gain of 94 on their rivals.
The Hudsons last frame was fine one
Clark and kuncken had three strikes
each. Smith had two, f. Muller and
Tonpkins each had one and Hummel
had a spare. Leuly sent down. nine with
his first ball, and then missed the lone pin
and a 200 total. The Hudsons made
gain Of fifty in the finaI frame, as they
sent up 1S2 to 132 by the Americas.
IHp Era1.a f01lovyS.--
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20

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srs S s sbsrry ss ~ .s3 ,G e. sas S@ e and Ssh ss m
Sichaei O'blara $40 9s Z. Bollwosd Sc Isl d BoIs.
~ q s s1d M ls g. R gRed g. @ qss Il @ g sg
Us 10; Glchae Roek ord s5; a. ii f. Henry. si: ssi:
Charles Bupje els %: the Gameweil FIRE Alarm arm
Telegraph Conyany, Sl0o; y. g. Car Spring and liub-
Fer Comp any, <S Eureka rlre nose Company s2l IS
yreeiaan a 5msl So 80 $40 50 Snd tS9 "; charIe.
On motion OF Commissioner Henderson, the boar
''''' ~ ''-i -'' CHARLES EsrEkBRooE, CLERK.
Regular meeting OF the Board OF Fire COMMITS
siouers held at Department Headquarters Mednes
Present az roll call-Fresident Conway, Commits
s9nets Brown a. and henderso11, 1over,,er oo was
notion OF Commissioner Henderson dispensed with
ana 'ne pRSsEs41TfoS TYS sgysTS of APpLIcATIoSs
John LAwiess 70 cteGt iTane & e. 1@ nniles w dirn i
KEROSENE OIL Referred to Committee on Buildings
A'u w." READfNe or coMMuxIcATfoSs.
Invitation from the J. e; ana II r II. employees ye:
to attend their ball az Oakland Rink wac presented
received and on motion accepted.
commugicatien from gonn Losenesrg late q mem
feauestins The board 20 grant him duplicate ex-
empt certincate, was presented, and on mOtlou re-
Resignation o. john Graham as hoseman-at-cali OF
Engine Co. No. was presented, and On On motion re
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented. received and disposed Of
The Argus Co., $40. Referred to Committee on
Printing and Stationery.
s33 s2 tzs 9p $50 is ana s3s 22 H r. wttben us 0s
and s2l 1S; ". Prigge t3I 20; Chas- H. Wood & Bro.
sci l9 Claus Priggs sis 90. Referred to Committee
james Coleman, s4a rs. Referred 10 Committee on
Horses and Harness
JAS. Coleman, $500 Referred to Committee on Tel
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES
The Committee on Buildings and tombusrbles re-
faVOrablV IuilOyVinO ipf
john Lavyless to erect frame building. 1877 Third
Street; Hannah HallIhan 267 York street, 10 sell
On motion, report was received and permits or
OFFICERS REPORTS AND ooMMuxtcArIoSs.
The reoorts OF onIet engineer. sdDerlntendent
teIegrapn anu inspector .or nors ing
Nov. "a, 1889, were presented. and on motion re.
The monthly report oy the Uhief Engineer. OF the
sick of the department was presented, and on mo-
ton. received and referred to the board as acomm-
MiscEnLANEous BUSINESS.
Resolution by PresuenJ Conway
Resolved, That the Honorable the Board Of FL
nance be and they are hereby requested transfer
The sum OF ths account Of salaries TO that
On call for the yeas and nays the resolution was
ad9pssd Py hs ISS%Ty onMay yoe commissioners
and Henderson.
Resolution by Committee on Salaries;
Resolved. That warrants be oraered drawn in favor
OF the permanent men OF this department, also the
vetnber, lSS9 when due per list filed herewith.
amounting III the dggregate 10 fiIy.eIgnt hundred
aId sixteen collars ana ntty cents.
The yeas and nays having been ordered and taken
on the above resolution. It Was adopted BY the fol-
Yeas-Pfesldent Conway, Commissioners Brown
and Henderson
On moLlen OF Commissioner Henderson, the board
CaARLEs ESrERBRooK, CLERK
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THE CENTURYS DEFEATED
THEY BoTvL BADLY AND LOSE At
L1F.I YETTE.

Big Game, in Which Both Teams Beat
sixteen Hundred-rhe Boyds Dowhed
the New Jerseys-Pooi, Shooting and
Athletes.
The Centurys went down to Lafayette
last night and graciously played Santa
Claus. They left game in the SOCKS OF
thd Lafayette Club The recipients were
as happy as the small boy who awoke on
Christmas morning and found pair of
red-top boots. The Latayettes were CRATE
full and promised to return the complI
ment next season.
The game was remarkable for the Oft
rolling of the Century boys The majority
of their boys found the alleys about as
difficult to get over as corduroy road.
With Ed Del Orme just stealing over the
triple figure mark. Hulse aud Fish in the
teens, Bowley in the twenty block and
Loud and Kerr in the thirties, the team
could not expect to catch "A victory. Just
two of the tenn went over the average.
The team missed the services of Hanley,
their star bowler His presence would
not have changed the result, unless ne
put up $50 game.
They smiled at the contrary balls and
such beautifully obstinate alleys.
The home club did not send up a fancy
score. and q few in their team made q
low total 1t was noticed that the club
Is rolling in better form than it did at the
start, and several of the men are bowling
big games.
Duls last night was solitary pin short
of the second Century mark. Jones was
far up in the eighty block, and kirkland
crossed the seventy line.
The players bowled with the same free
dom as If it was mere practice game.
There was total absence of nervousness
and anxiety.
A large audience saw the game, and as
the home team won, the majority was
happy. Two of the most enthusiastic in
the gathering were the jolly veterans,
ex-Assemblyman James Stevens and ex-
Sergeant Mike Simmons
The story of the victory and defeat can
be quickly told. The Lafayettes moved
away twenty in the first frame, and they
went further away with every frame
until at the end they had the victory by
1873 pins.
Tho oonro fo11orvc.
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
SOME GREENyILLE NOTES.
The Minkakwa Social Club Indu1ges in
Progressive Euclire.

The Minkakwa Social Club Indulges in
Progressive Euchre.
It was after midnight when the Min
kakwa Euchre Social held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. James Williams, on Avenue
E. came to an end last night. Mrs. Out
waller captured the ladies best prize, and
Mrs. Mitchell carried off the BOBBY The
highest honors on the gentlemeu's side
were won by Mr.. Morton, and Mr. +. r..
Morse was awarded the gents booby.n
A collation. was served and an hour was
socially spent. The players were: Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Hay, Nr. and Mrs. James Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morton. Mrs Carey.
Mr. and Mrs d. w. Outwaler, Mr.. and
Mrs G. f. McAnemy. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williams, Mr.. aud Mrs Adam Reid, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. r.. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs J. j.
Detwiller, Mr.. Ahren. Miss Toywert,
Mrs, Saybolt and Mr.. William Mitchell.
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
BOYDs AT HOME.
They Defeated the New Jersey Bowling
Clubs Team.

They Defeated the New Jersey Bowling
Clubs Team,
The New Jersey Bowling Club tried
their skill at Browns alleys last night.
They went far below the average they
have made on their own alleys at
Becker's. They met the team of the Boyd
Club, who did not do as well as usual, but
did we'll enough to win with majority
Of lib pins
Hanley, Boyd and Lynch were the only
players of the home team who had totals
above the average, ana Sehopp, OF the
visiting team was the lone man over the
fifty line and he beat it by six.
The Boyds nailed the lead in the first
frame by eight pins and at the fifth frame
had the command by 124 pins. The home
team very generously let up in the last
half of course, and polled $40 or 1903 less
In the last i've frames than i'll the first
Eve The New Jerseys improved slightly
in the home stretch and made 81 pins
more in the last half than they did in the
first half
After the game there was large, a
very large time.
The ScOra follOWS.-
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

q Regular meeting Of tae4 Board or Poice Com.
mtsslouers. held AT Police kteadQuarlerS Friday
NOV. l5 1852. Nat
Pfesani-An the members 10 20 -ti
On moliou, the board proceeded with trials of
officers against whom cnareeS had been preferred
follows.
Wiinam Dawson. palrclrnan First Precinct; two
charges OF absence without leave and one oIeneglecu
OF duty.
John QUINN patrolman. First Precinct; one charge
ofdfunKenness and disorderly conduct one charge of
absence without leave cnarge OF neglect Of duty
Alexander INLAY, patrolman, First PRECINCT;
charge, neglect OF duty.
Frank McNuhon, pstrolmar, First Prscincr;
charge, absence without leave 4'si
Patrick O'Connor chanceInan. Fourch Precinct;
one charge OF iDtoxlcatltn ami two charees OF
neglsct of duty.
Fred Hariman, uatrolmau. Sixth Precinct charge.
notation OF tha rulea
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20

The Essex Gun Club had a shoot at
Marion yesterday In team match, cap
tained respectively by Uncle Billy
Hughes, of this city, and r. Brietnall, of
Newark. Hughes team won by killing
81 to "a by the Newark team, Uncle
Billy led the score with ten birds. He
missed none, Six sweepstake matches
followed.
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COM
Nv ntlssioners Of Assessment for Jersey City will
meet at their oice Ia the building occupied by the
Eoard OF Street and Water Commissioners, at the
e9rnero Mercer street and Jersey Avenue Jersey
1879 at nine o'clock m. 70 appraise the value OF
land TO be taken for opening Hersert Place from
Newark aveuue TO Cottage street. at which tinie
and place al parties Interested may appear and be
neaFd.
JAMES HUNT. Commissioners
JAMES TUMILTY. of
JAMES ~ DAVIS, \ Assessments.
laied Jersey CITY. y. j.. DeceInber ID lssg.
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
Greenville Notes.

There is talk of organizing branch
Boarasof Trade in Greenyille. The Car
peiiters Union will be the motive power
'iGreenvllle Lodge, L. and A. NJ, was
visited by the Grand Deputy OF Bayonne
Lodge, of the same order, last evening.
me Miukakwa Protective Club will
present a handsome silk flag to Public
School No. 20
Architect Henry Palmer is still confined
To his home.
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
10 Mothers.

For upwards OF nifty years 'MRs wiSsLow's
SOOTHING sYRuP" has been used by millions of
neyerfaiiing safety and success, II soothes the
child softens the gums, allays all pain regulates
the bowels cures wind collie and Is the best remedy
for diarrhQea "MRs WIssLows SOOTHING SYRUP
Is for sale by druggists in every part OF the world
Brice tHenfY Ave cents q Aottla.enr
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
The Pool Tourney.

Five series Of games were played last
alEht at Reii1ecke's. on Newark avenue.
Axed Warren won 8 games TO loves
Z; Z, yack smith Won 3 to Bisehof's 2,
''lNnaing Won to Hennessy'sN Lowe
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
CHRISTMAS IN THE SCHOOLS.
Exercises Attending the Closing for the
Holidays Today.

Exercises Attending the Closing for the
Holidays Today.
The closing exercises preceding the
holiday vacation in the Girls Grammar
Department, School No. 12, Miss Sopr,
principal, took place today and were
decidedly interesting. The following
elaborate and excellent programme was
presented
Hymn Cast thy Burden on the Lord
Hymn, Paradise. "................... School
Recitation 1.-THE Christmas Sheaf"
Hymn, Loves Old Sweet Song -. School
Recitation, Santa Claus and the Mouse
Anna Chaplin
Piano solo, Fifth Nocturne ..,, Lillian Mitchell
Recitation, Little Chris Letter to Jesus,
Edna Gates
Chorus, Anthem of Liberty -. ...... .Schoo
Recitation, Fiorence's Christmas Tree,
Vocal Solo, "old oaken Bucket" Eta Banfield
Recitation, Il must be there on New Years
Chorus, Ring out the Bells school
Recitation, ''Joe's Search for Santa Claus
Ethel Potts
Song, s'No sir".......... Stella Carpenter
Recitation, ''what She Said 80. Hattie rhieiy
Chorus, "Owl ard Pussy Cat".... $3.50. School
Recitation ''Kellie's Visit from Santa
Claus "...........,...'.'-..''', Aliie Louder
Piano solo, selected !...... Clara Heidtze
Recitation, "Wayside Chapel -. Lucy Lorpe
Piano solo, Old Black Joe' Mamie Coleman
Chorus, "Hark Yes Hark Ye!
The room was attractively decorated
with flags. Upon the piano stood a large
basket OF assorted fruit. and barrels and
baskets, filled with useful articles con-
tributed by the children, were taken to
the Children's Home, on Elinwood ave-
nue.. The teachers of the second classes
in this department were the recipients of
many handsome, useful and ornamental
presents. a number of visitors enjoyed
the festivities.
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20

CHERIFF9s SALE. - IN CHANCERY OF NEW
- JERSEY.
Sarah Ann Bonykamper. ct als Defendants.
~ Ea. For sale of Lands.
Returnabe February term 1890.
Collins & Corbin, Solicitors
By virtue OF the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered. shall sell by public vendue at +.
u. Woibert's Real Estate aud Auction Rooms, No.
ii Montgomery street. Jersey city, on
THURSDAY, the second Day OF January, A. D.
M two O'Clock In the afternoon all the following
described lQnd and premises with the appurten
anees. being the same described i'll said writ, that
III thet certain tract OF land and premises stu.
ate lying aud being in the City of Jersey City, in
the County OF Hudson, and state OF ew Jersey.
eainhilg at the most eaSterly corner OF said iand
where the line dividing said lot from meadow, now
side OF The Morris canal thence running ~ along
the line OF culver north forty degrees twenty-five
minutes west thirteen hundred aud thirteen f4t
and Xix onehund redths Of foot TO the fiackensaek
river; thence ~ west along the HacEensaek river
foot the line of lot B; thence 5i southeriy thirty
eight degrees seventeen minutes east thirteen nun
drod and stxty-eight leet ana eighty one one 'hund
lv tive uty six degrees thirty eight minutes east
along the Morris canal eghty-two feet and thirteen
one hundredths OF n foot; thence % northerly
thirty-two degrees and hfty eight minutes east still
along the Morris canal twenty seven feet and ninety
one hundredths of foot, to the place Of beginning
one thousahdths OF an acre
RoBERT DAVIS sheriff.
cAERIFF's sALE-IN cHANcERY OF NEW JER
Between John Mullins complainant and John
O'l1eefie ct al defendants.
Ii Ia. Tor sale OF mortgagea premises.
COLLINS & coEBiN. Solicitors.
jouined 70 Thursday. January q A. D. 1890. at F. G.
/ Nolnerfs real estate and auction rooms NO "a
Montgomery street. Jersey Sa st 4 9eoeS vis shn,in p r.
Dated December 5. A, D. 1858,
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
e score fOIIOWS:-

scoRis FRAMES.
Century r. c. 1SS 297 l3I $50 Cos 7Yl 95 1923 ll72 1926
LaayetteBC 5s rs fs 65 T5J BSa lUs is03 1923 1859
Averages Lafayette B. c.. ii5 9lO; Century B. G.,
lS2 6-iU.
Umpire-Louis Kelerman.
Scorers-W. S. Keegan FOR Century B. C., II.
SchweinItz for Lafayette B. G.
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
At No. IL school.

The Christmas season exercises at
School No. II this morning were as fol-
lows
Song. "Only Picttre'' School
Recitation. ''The Blind Men. Master Buttenneim
Chorus, Jingle Bells Whistllng Chorus" School
Duet ''Galop Bacchque" 80" Rochat Brothers
Recitation, "Iitte Joe" 80. .Mervyn Stansbery
Round, "Nho'lI Buy My Poses, ....... !. School
Recitation, ''The Liberal MAN.. Harry Coleman
CAligthenics... School
Chorus Geography. y"...................-.S School
Recitation, '''fhe Miser". Thomas Perkins
Chorus, .srhe Owl and the Pussy Cat. School
Recitation, IN, A, Indians. .Alervyn Stansbery
Chorus, "Chrstmas Song ....,......,.. School
Address. .......... President John ]. Voorhees,
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20

.'Old Century" is again twirling the
sphere
The Independents and Volunteers will
bowl a League game tonight at Becker's
alleys.
A few OF the League players have
Shown disposition to bowl under their
christian or nick-names. This will only
tend to confuse those who are keeping
the records and averages of the players.
The game between the Centrals and
Fairn1ounts will be protested. The lat
ter played Green, who has been rejected
for the reason that he is a professional.
and the umpire whose appointment had
been revoked nfficiated.
The 'Nameless" Bowling Club spent q
few hours in practice at Metropolitan
Hall last evening. This club has just
been organized, and its membership iu-
cludes several of the finest bowlers on the
Hill.
G. Lutz and Edward Schultz are "sturs' /.
on the Greenville bowlig arena.
The bowling eoutingents Of the Newark
Bay Boat Club and the Pamrapo Athletic
Club, of Bayonne, will roll this evening
on the alleys of Metropolitan Hall at
Greenyille, the second match of their
series for the local championship. The
first match occurred several evenings
ago on the alleys of the batting organiza-
tiUn's winter club house, and the home
team beat the Pamrapo boys by 33l pins,
their ten games realizing score of 1,49S.
Herig, of the Independents. is making
record to be proud of. He is one of the
clubs reliables and never fails to come to
the clubs rescue in a trying moment.
The Hudsons have in four match games
made and average of 1917, and have won
but one game at that
The second teams of the Jersey City A.
G. and Elizabeth A. @. will meet in a
League game tonight at the jersey City
Athletic Clubs alleys.
The Teutonias will bowl at Henns this
evening, Humors at Fredenberger's,
Fullers at Fuller's and the Wheelmen at
Browns.
The Centrals did better at the Lsfay-
ette Clubs alleys than the Centurys by
AZ pins.
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20

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9ls, 3A5. AS 6:1S. 715 85U p IN. Sundays, 500 S&4
ssag q. M. sslSs sslS, esi5. $50 p. m.
Sundays, $50 a. m.
Montgomery week days ssu a. m, $40. 44b p M.
sundays. 92D a. M.
West $50. 40 a. M. AS, s55 D. IN
KORTFjFRN RAIrRO4D OF NEW JERSFY
Trains Jersey city station Erie asaSs
~ I sna s XII 5t g. M 0 s s @ rSz Sc asd loa a p %
l2.ls midnight. Sundays. Sss8 sS.li a. m. 1a5 4d2
Additional trains to CreskilI and way sJ7 7As
s!i7, e57 q. m. and 1888 ia 3:l2 5:i4 $50 o. M
Nyack Express, <Is47
< T,yIIT ~ =, :,
Jew foBk ~ AMP GkEsNMo2D @ LAKE. KALI ALI
Railway, as follows a., ooo ,,ss ,s,. -,
roE e:d2 e29 80 t2 4i Y mr h{de iS-,
1SR, 90 ~, 90 2s si5 80 ,9 ~. III 5ol - IN
s45, lo:ls P. n .,o...,s,. ,,..a,, A... -. "a.
Oh ~ iSs Az s ~ 10 "a 5aS Ss1 ~ ~ ~; 92;
sSI loa2 is:is p. M sundays sis 3 nl- sili' $40
y. ttla Fails ana interynaaata statons vear as~.
The Jersey City news., 1889-12-20
ais ..... 10 80 4S 1893 Totals 49,. II % IS 1915

SCORE FRAMES.
Boyd r. 127 2Ss 442 GOO 163 s97 104S 1851 1887 1883
n Jersey Glib 254 397 5 G3s 75s 9O5 1885 1882 1915
Umpire-L. b. Hahn.
Scofers-Jerry Mahcr for Boyd B c.. Frederick
Wright for New Jersey b, G.