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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
asaliroaos 4 steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Eject Oct.
9TH, 1859.


Until further notice trains leav. Augusta a. fol
lows,
GOING wEST-6ao A. VI. for Lewiston. Roch
hand, Portland, Boston and Montreal, SD A. NJ 10,
Huliowel and Gardiner, 10 10 4. NJ. for Lewiston
Pennington. Bockland, Portland and Boston.
200 I. VI. for Haliowrli and Gardiner, 500 r. M
for Brun-wick, Bath, Portland aud Boston; tsts
Diving Yankee for Portland, Roston and Mon
treal; $50 l.. N. for iiHow.il and Gardiner; llOQ
+. N. might Pullman for Lewiston. baih. Portland
an, Boston.
GOING EAST 2l5 A. NJ tnipht rxp~v..) 10,
SkowheRan, Fangor, Rar lnrbor, 81. Stephen, Vt.
John and Aroos ooh County, "a A. VI. for Water.
VILE. skowhcgam. Bangor. II. & r. R.R, Houlton
aud -, John, l237 Tor Waterville; 34s r. NJ
for WdeNi'lc, skowheean, Belfast, Dcx.
ter, Bangor, 81. Stephen, St John aud Aroos.
took 'ouuiy. and on saturdays only at 7.eo T. ~
for Naieryii" sunday papes tfaiu for watcrvils
and Bangor AT 9 II A. VI.
The Night Pullman Trains each way every
night. sundays Included, but not To Skowhevan Oh
yond Bangot. SUNDAY mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN i.ave. Gardiner for
Augusta NJ 7.l5 s. NJ. l.in hnd ti5r. N Hallowel
at ~ A. NJ. LIS and ~ r. M.
Through tickets To CalItOriia aud all points south
and West nay be had of h. H. Walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only office selling via all routes and
checking all baggage free Of expense.
stops only nj Halloween, Gardner brunswick
and Westbrook Junction
FAYNoN Tucker, G.n1 Manager.
r r. BonfiIHf, Gem rHss- and ticket 81.
Portland. Oct. !, 1857.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
Reorganization
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Railroad Company.
OFFICE OF THE I
ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA. & SANTA FE /
RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE
ATCiIIsoN, TOPEKA, & SANTA FL
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RosToN. Nov. %, 1889.
At II meeting Of tue Board OF Directors,
held this day, the following preamble and
resolution were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Stockholders of the
Company have provided for the necessary
funds to meet the requirements of the
Company subject to the terms Of Circular
No. CO. and
WHEREAS, The holders Of a majority of
all the outstanding bonds Of the Atchison
System, both in Europe and the United
States, have assented to the Plan OF Reor-
ganization. dated October Is, 1883, there
fore be 1t
VOTED. That the said Plan of Reor-
ganization be and Is hereby declared eff
fective, and that official announcement of
this fact shall be made by the Chairman,
accompanied by notice that Bondholder.
to secure participation in the benefits of
the Plan should deposit their bonds on or
before December 18th. 1889, and that
after that date bonds will only be re-
ceived under su n equitable conditions as
the Board of Directors may establish
BY order Of the Board of Directors,
GEORGE G. MAGOUN,
Chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

Atehsson, Topeka T. santa FeRaiirosd co :,
First Mortgage. 1899, per cent.
Five PER cen Bonds, 1909. . per cent.
Sor-1 a, Mo,'gage, 1909. per cent.
-Four and one half per cent 5. r. Bonds, 1920, u
per cent. ' =
six per cent s. Y. Secured Bonds, 1911, Der cen,
co'iatersi trust hve per cent. Bonds. 1856, per
Land Grant Mortgage, 1900, per cent
Cowiey Summer and ~. smith u. II. Go.
First Mortgage, 1909. per cent.
Florence. EldOrad0 4 Wal. Val, n. n. In. :;
First Mortgage. ho7. per cent
kanssa city. Emporia 4 South. II. n. Co.
First Mortgage, ly9. per cent.
Kansas city, Topeka 4 Western Il. Il. &c.
First Mortgage. 1896. per cent.
han.a. City, Topeka 4 Western II. II. Co..
Income. i"oS. per cent.
Marion 4 McPhevson Il. X. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1869, per cent.
The New Mexico 4 Southern Pat. n n. On
First Mortgage. 1909. per cent.
The Pueblo 4 Arkansas Valley II, r., Co.
first Mortgage, 1905, per cent.
wichita 4 soath we stern R. n, Co.,
First Mortgage. 1902. per cent.
Nan. City. Lawrence q south. n, n. en-,
First Mortgage. iv@. 8 per cent.
Sosthsrn Kansas 4 Western II. n. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1910, per cent.
s9mnsr County n. u. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1910, 7 per cent.
Ottawa 4 Burlington II. n. Co.,
First Mortgage. 1908. per cent.
The scntherm Nan. ny Co.-Gu,f DIV,
First Mortgage, ly26. per cent.
The southern Kansas R'y Co.,
Income. W., per cent.
THE Southern Ksmsas nv Ca .er.
first Mortgage, iHy, per cent.
A.: T. 4 =. y. y. ~. Co. In Chicago,
First Mortgage, 1887, 8 per cent
Chi aEc. santa re 4 California R.y Co.,
First Mortgage, 1877. 5 per cent
California soathsrn %. H. Co.,
FhH Mortgage. IVA, per cent.
The Chic go, Kansas 4 Western n. u. q.
fHst Mortgage. iva, per cent.
Gm.f. Colorado a santa &c R'y Co.,
first Mortgage, 1893. per cent.
Gaif Ccl"vaho 4 santa Re ny Co.,
second Mortgage, 1919, per cent
sonora Railway Co.. LtsnIsed,
first Mortgage 1910 pr cent.
Lsaven:. Topeka 4 south stern nv ca. +,
"en1rai Mortgage, 1912. per cent For The one
half guaranteed b. Atchison Co.
The Wichita 4 " sstern m. ~ Co,
'"-' "o''shse' 1918. per cent (Nos. 10 nj
The kingmsn, Pratt 4 West. n. n. Co.,
'"'' mortgage 1916; per cent. tNos. to gs
The Chtesg.. Kansas 4 wesser~ n. - r..
Income Bonds, iYzs, per cent.
C.iisorni> seusher. n. n. Co.,
Income Bonds. 1921. sper cent.
Deposits may be made and certifiea,
received therefor at
UNION TRUST COMPANY, rs Broad.
way. New York.
UNION TRUST COMPANY, Room Q.
81 Milk ST.. Boston.
kiDDER, PEABODY & Co, Ii3 Dew.
onshire ST., Boston.
MERCHANTS LOAN Il TRUST 90.
Chicago.
Barring BROTHERS Il co, s Bisb.
oPsgate-within, London, T.. &.
Circular 90, containing full details. can
be had at the above addresses and slsa a,
offices Of kidder Peabody 4 Co. No.
y y asssu street, New York, and Of A,chisou
Company, S5 Milk st. Boston.
J. W. REINHAKT,
c 4th vice-Pre.t.
GEORGE G. MAGOUS,
Chairman Of Board.
dec4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
MAINE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS.

The annual mes ting Of the Corporators and A..
sociate Subscribers Of the Maine industrial school
for Girls will BE- held At the once the Institution.
In Ballewcll. on " ednssday, Decelber II, ieS. u
ten O'Clock A. n. CHAS. Y. NA>H,
Ansustn povfAatd&vt seeretasr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
Annual Meeting. 1859.

Motto. l. hereby given that the animal meeting
of the Maine C.niral Railrosd company will he
held at the Compaav's office In Portland We'd
nesda' the eighteenth day Of i-cember, A. u. $50
at one O'Clock In the afternoon to act nIon tie fol
lowing articles, to wit:
l. 10 hear the reports of the Directors and
Treasurer, and act thereon.
:. To Tx the number Of. and eject thu Director.
for the ensuing year.
To see II tn Company will fstify the lease 81
the Dexter Piscataquis Railroad dated . thir-
-..th day of December. A. ID. isss, mad. by the
Director. in behalf Of the Company and The taking
Of the mortgage of said Dexter 4 Pseataguis Ksti.
road provided for in said lease.
=. 10 see II the onpsny will ra;ify III, extern
SION OF the lease OF the Dexter and Newport Rail
ruai mad. BY the Directors In behalf OF this TOM
psny. end dated the thirteenth Gay Of Deeembet,
A. u. less
5. 10 ace II the Conn y viii rstify the action q.
the Directors In constructing the portion al the
Portland 4 ogiersbu REilrosd between Fahvans
and SCOTS Mills. In the safe II New u mpshire
and in guaranteeing the payment Of the bonds Ia
,ued By the Pc; tisnd tgden-bnrg Railway for
that purpose in accordance with the DIVISIONS Of
the lease.
6. To upon any other business that rray law.
fnF come befose said me. ting.
PORTLAND, No 2ist, isce.
Br order uf the directors,
Josiah II. DEuMgoxp, thrk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
HAND BILLS

For entertainments, bust.
ness, specials, excursions,
dances, social gatherings,
etc., etc., printed In first.
class style ard It lowest
prices, At the konneboc
journal office. PTomptn000
10 our motto.
novi1dkwtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

in the t catment Of Lung Diseases. Ibyspepsta
Chronic OiArrhGs. 1nnmm nation Of the
kidneys Or bladder, and kindred diseases of
the Mucous Membranes.
Rr"chitts, aaute or Chronic. immediately re-
ieved, speedily cured.
In GOnsam rtiOn, ANGLERS PETRo' EuM
EMULSION will do than other known rem
edy to relieve the cough. diarrh9a and Other dis
tresshg symptoms, increase the petite. strength
and weight, and TO restore the general health. II
far superior to codiirer OIL and is not unpalaia
BE-. II {. endorsed by physicians. Price Scots and
u per botte. of druggists, or seut on receipt Of
price by the manufacturer. 1AE ANGLER
CYNICAL CO. Boston Mass Our
panphlef on petroleum IS Remedial Agent,
mailed free. nov22deodAwly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

Will you sufer with Dyspepsla and Liver
Complaint! Shileh's vitaliser 10 guaranteed
70 cure you. For sale by c. B. Murphy.
iuly2dSvlvchvky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

Sleepless nights. made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's cure 10 the remedy
for you. For sale By C. B. Murphy.
July 9d& vlvchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
BEAR IN MIND

That the kenneI,ec Journal has the kest
equipped printing establishment In
Maine, and that Its prices cannot he
beaten for the same quality Of werk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
Socal 11laafsrs.
MIKE DAILY IN 4ows.

Says He Wss Worried Only b. tie
Boston Newspapers. Hot By Jsck
n1oAu ttffs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

}. Aixer. Druggist, Agent, is4 Water ST., An
rn-'a Me Orders by mail promptly Allied
octlsdsw Iychd&weow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

Suit has been brought by Charles +. Tay.
lor against Mrs. A. b. Shaw Of this place in
the sum of twenty Ave hundred dollars for
breach Of promise of marriage which is for
trial this December term Social circles are
much interested In the case ~ the defendant
has recently been married to one of Pitts
fields prominent citizens and all the parties
are we'll known. Frank W. Hovey, EsQ.
appears for plaintiff and the veteran 5 s.
Hackett ESQ of Detroit for defendant.
WALDO.
Belfast.
The following 10 an account Of the water
consumed in this city from the works during
the six months eodins Dec. LIST: During
June, !, 1885, l09 gallons were used; July. p
lie, 1853; August, 1884, 26l September. g.
s5S ,9ss; October, LIZA 524: November.
l 500 $40 gallons, making ll,.33, +s4 gslloLs
for the sig month., averaging about | $685.
$50 gallons consumed each mouth In order
to pump one gallon six gallons are wasted.
which makes 20 100, 9O4 gallons in all used
from the pond during the last six month";.
The Y. NJ. c. Association have leased the
rooms in the Masonic block, formerly Kill
sore's Photographic rooms, which are now
being cited up in . first class manner
There will be . symnas!um. reading. and re-
ception rooms. People having = surplus of
books or other reading matter should donate
for the reading room.
LIBERTY
Lieut. f. = Hatch. military instructor at
Orono, 10 spending his vacation here's. +.
Young. the new postmasssr, took possession
Of the post office Dec. 2-Sociable At the
rooms Of the Ladies' Relief Corps. Tuesday
evening, Dec. 10.
The teachers Of this town met at the Band
Hall Wednesday, Nov. ~. snd had . very
profitable meeting. The programme. 81
though principally impromptu, was quite
consisting of 4 paper discussing
he evils of the district system presented BY
Mr.. J. A. F,man Of Appleton. followed by . |
brief discussion upon the came subject
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

ITO RENT Neat and convent MT Ten 'ment Of
erooms on winthrop Court. Iuqu re al + "
SPENCER's, Livery Stable. dccpdiw'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-01
HOISKE LEFT HOOK STRANDED.
The Scots discovered the Fact al
Proved His Friends in Need.

The Scots Discovered the Fact and
Proved His Friends in Need.
Bill Hook, the champion English light
weight who was imported here by Ed.
Holske for the express purpose of beating
Jimmy Larkins, of this city, and who
was knocked out in two rounds by Lar
kins, has experienced something of the
meahness and cruelty which o certain
contingent of the sporting @trater-
nifty is frequently guilty. Hooks
not only surprised but ~disgusted
his hackers, and after the fight they en-
tirely deserted him. OF course
Hooks defeat financially ruined many of
his hackers, and not a few of them were
forced to hustle around and borrow
enough change to pay their fare
home. At the same time a little effort on
their part would have secured sufficient
assistance from the winning Jerseymen
and New Workers to have enabled Hook
to live respectable until he could look
around a little and get his bearings.
When Hook found that he was thrown
upon his own resources in a strange
country he made his way to the quarters of
the Scottish-American Athletic Club in
this city. There he was met by "Chappie"
Moran, Who had formed his acquaintance
in England. "Chappie" welcomed him,
introduced him to the other Jersey boys,
and learning of his plight
started out to help him.
The club members raised $25 and pro-
cured Hook a new outfit of clothing, his
attire being very shabby. In addition
Larkins gave his beaten opponent a snug
sum and otherwise aided him.
Scranton Declines EastOn's Franchise.
Scranton has declined to purchase the
franchise of the defunct Easton club.
Saturday night Secretary Braden, of the
Atlantic Association, and President Lang,
of the Hartford Club, met a large nun
Der of Scranton citizens in the Board of
Trades quarters in that city, and were
told that a sufficient amount of enthu-
siasm could not be aroused in the com
munity to warrant the purchase.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-01
Amatenr Clubs and PIayers.

The team of the Pamrapo Athletic Club
visited Llewellyn Park OIL Saturday after
noon and came within an ace of shutting
out the nine Of the Llewellyn Athletic
Club. The score of the encounter fol-
Lleweltyn A. C..,....O 0 0 0 0 0 0 i i
The Jersey City Electric Light Com
pany's employees have organized a base
ball team with these players;-E. Calhoun,
catcher. William King, pitcher; Asa Hall,
first base; John Meir, second base; Michael
Downes, third base; z. G. Schultz, short
stop; John Wilson, left field; VIM. Meir,
right field: William Hartley, centretield.
Send challenges to j. H.. Foley, No. 21S
Bay street, this city.
The Hendersons took the Young Char
ter Oaks into camp at Communipaw yes
terday afternoon by this scorer
Hendersons .........2 0 0 2 2 2 0 2-13
Young Charter Oaks.1 0 / 2 l 1 / p 0
These players comprise the team of the
Erie Baseball Club:-Catcher, Captain j.
Tully; pitcher, J. Lamb; first base, j.
McDermott; second base, NJ. Whelan;
third base, H. Kelly; short stop, w. Slack;
right field, J. Donovan; centre field, j.
Coddy; left field j., Levy. Challenges
will receive attention if sent to Hugh
Kelly, No. 231 Twelfth street, this city.
By u score of % to II, the Olympics beat
the Uniques at Marion yesterday after
noon.
The Union Hills and the Gutenberg
played 4 rattling game at Weehawken
yesterday, the encounter resulting III a
victory for Union Hill, by a score of 6 to
8. The features of the game were the pitch
ing of Underliner, of Union Hill, who
struck t~wenty-one men out in succession,
and the batting of Hank, who hit the ball
for three home runs.
On the Central grounds the Waves yes
tertlay defeated the Oaklands. The score
was as follows:-
Waves. 4 3 / D o D D Oil
Oaklands. ..".....0, 2 1 / 0 Z
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-01
knights of Pythias.

The semi-annual election for officers of
Hancock Lodge was held on Friday night.
The following were elected
Chancellor commander, John S. O'Don-
nell; vice chancellor, O.. II. Baldwin;
m~astef-at-arms, Charles +. Clark, and
trustee, James c. Petit.
The election in Lincoln Lodge ON Thurs
day night resulted as follows:@Chancellor
commander, Leonard Pelloth; vice chan
cellor, Luther G. Commit; prelate, A. A.
FRANKIE; master-at-arms, John B. Harris;
trustee, |. Delamater.
The officers of Jersey City Lodge elected
Wednesday night are:-Chancellor com
mander, L. r. Vessels; vice chancellor,
w. Niedhart; p~relate, Bob Mcdonald;
master-at-arms. j.. Hoffmeyer, Jr.;# inner
guard, Harry Blease: outer guard, viii.
lam Bayter; trustee, ]. Hoffmeyer, ST..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-01

10y VIRTUE OF H CHATTEL. MORTGAGE
ID executed by Thomas b. Galttier, Jr., to Thomas
Gautier, dated May /, 1889, and recorded in the
Office OF the Register of the County Of Hudson, In
the State OF New, Jersey, IN BOOK q or chattel
mortgages for said county, on pages, -, etc, and
also recorded in the Clerks office OF the County OF
Norris, New Jersey, in Book IL OF chattel mortgages
for said county, on pages S53, etc, and upon which
public auction, on Tuesday, the second uay of July
next, at four O'Clock in the afternoon of said day,
at street Nos. 6S1 and SIS Grove street. in the city of
Jersey City, in the state of New Jersey, the prop
erty mortgaged, consisting Of
One one eyed bay horse, one Martin, gray horse.
one Newman mare, ore one-eyed BLACK horse, one
horse, Mike; one Keller mare, one johnson team.
one horse, sam; one Turner mare. one black horse,
NcGrath, ST.; one bay horse, Frank, one horse,
Larry Tom; one horse. Minister; one Martin black
horse, one Callahan team, one blind gray horse, one
marc, one Phillips gray horse, one Hogan light gray
horse, one MeGee team, one Fry team. one Hogan
mare, one Bermuda sorret horse. one horse, Corkey;
one Fred team, one Ben team, one Gates team, one
one gray mare, one Morse, skinny; one horse, Nc
Grath, Jr.; one horse, Jerry; one horse, Ekey;
one horse, John one gray horse, john
h haanrEStess belonging 10 The said holscs and dG' tracS (
eleven double coal trucks, nine coul carts, the
blacksmith shop ON the premises Known us street
number SIS '-fove strett t., Jersey city, n. j.; two
stables, one dwelling house used as a harness shop
and the o~ne-story building used as an office ON the
premises known as street number 6T Grove street,
Jersey Cts aforesaid.
property viii be sold subject To, "a chattel mortgage
held BY The HobGken Coal Company, on which
there is due tie principal sum OF five thousand dol
lars, with interest thereon from the sixteenth day
Of May, IN the year one thousand eight hundred
Sased Jersey city. JUNG Is 1852
Attorney OF Thomas Gautier, Mortgage.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-01

making a two-base hit to centre field. He
stole third and scored on a wild pitch.
McKcnna was thrown out at first. The
following is the scorer
Hamilton 80. ......0 0 0 0 0 4 3 O o.
Stockton. ............4 0 0 0 0 0 8 2 80
HomeI runs-Moylan, Mays, 3. Three
bAse hits-Corbiiss and Moylan. Errors
Hamilton, Z; Stockton, 8. Umpire-Mc-
Godfrey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-01
Public Notice.
REPORT no. SIS.

Notice is hereby given that the commissioners Of
A asI,teI Sg tb Y c enc fGF d soa iit & t q ' eoaSas ca y Hs s2.
i ter c tsifs of the the Laws q isSs. + s9n act &c COZ.
Matsr rents in cities Of this s. STATE t.; and ID iIHs, Is Ing and a
stead Of sauh arrearagesi and to enforce the. pay
passed March ss]th, issG have made, certiHed and
affecting delinquent lands, described as follows.
Flock So, lots f16. al and as Paterson st
Block IL, lots y, 10, IL Prospect st.
BiocS u ~, lots IL, 5. Tionnelle ave. and County
f Fissf " II, I lots 3 Z, & !. & fssi aRnsls sasa ave.
Block s.. lot e, Beach St
Block So, lot 50. Moran, St.
Block ocs ss lots Z d ! 4 in 1 Plot !. Summit y ave-
hbllS Ssk 81 81, 1871 lSs y i a Il kSafPif srs ave
B Biosk ST. s.. i iOt4 II III ao oy5 sherman ave
B Biosk 81 81 ISs 8. F FGAf i: I.
RissE Il IL IT ID q g. ESii q, Fsta ssS. Blass.
B I0sE. s 81 lS Sts 3 3 g Yer ,ss w VA Ro Wy
Block "a. l5ts i 8 Cbuhty road and oaihes st.
Block So. iots . to IA Clifton place and Geraadissn
Blocks ass. 40, lots 5 4, Comnlunlpaw ave-
, pp iOoh -. =, intss = : 1 flSssr axe
49, 49, rs iat az 5Hs.rftssSs Ave-
pPiS.f ~ IT ~ and All ~ i m ~ N faassas 80
Isss.E ~ ia II 5S Tsanal sr
Block sl6. q to So Grand s.
bbiiooeekE Tx y ps e III w D.
ppiiooe.S ~. a Iassss.f sva
plo,.- rs iats ri ~ James ave
pphisssrs y s53 81 III IaI Whst Sida AVA
piosE s35 lat ID EenatSHniSaw 80
PioeE ~, iots e ~ " al arIinJion av&
PphhoeesH 50 nj ia ri New VI =
pfcef ~ Nm i "a n, fseutnNnfnzS hvA
pi6s,hs Sa IL 9i botf inGlusfve- eaaTiSF Avs
pieeF ~ lots 81, Il, ~ IA 70 snd 81. 0vfnrS sva
tiSet III lots i. III ~. Vi. * 81 ri 81 IA. NJ IA ia.
40 ~ a AZ X SnI rs I43fnrfnh avs
@hlh,eE a IGSS IL az ri N IA X !: - aha "a Iax-
inSton ave. - -
Efnck II. lots "a "a 81 ri. A. ~ Id ana "a hNallorv
efoeA 0"' ioe 30 o. ." o" anu "AiWf
" psi.acr zs7 lots IA 7e n so ana 30 elAna4apv svA
piOsh III pste & ~ "a a e, q o. al a Ia " ~
10 = ana i 3 SgsnJ,auannv II ="
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-01

The Executive Committee Of the State
Firemen's Association has decided to hold
the annual meeting of the association
this year at Long Branch, on the last
Tuesday in September.