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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-14
cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To John Gaynor:-
BY virtue OF an order of the Court of Chancery of
New Jersey, nnde ON the day Of the date hereof, In
a cause wherein James -Coyle is complainant, and
you and another are defendants, you are required
to appear, plead, answer, or demur to the bill of
said complainant, on or before the th~irtieth day Of
July next, or the said bill will be taken as confessed
against you.
The said bill is filed to ~foreclose q MORTGAGE given
by John COyle to Edmund c.. Bramhan dated
December tenth, eighteen hundred and sixty eight.
on lands In the eityof Jersey city that part thereof
formerly called Hudson City,, In the county OF Hud'
son and State aforesaid, and sou, John G0ynor, are
made a defendant IN said cause, because you hold q
mortgage on said lands subsequent aud subject to
THoS. 4. NooNAN, JR., solicitor,
Jersey City, New Jersey.
Dated May Is. 1850.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-14
Other Games Played Yesterday.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
AT NEWARK.


ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
AT NEwARK.
Newark. ......1 0 Q o Q Q % 9 8
Duffy. -l
Umpire John Hopkins.
All wTLKEsBARRE.
w wgssssssF 4 eSsssssSS S I'D g
Batteries Roach and Fitzgerald and Williams,
Umpire-Lon Knight.
AT EAsToN.
E Eosten. 9 - 8
B~atteries-Sullivan and Moore, Burns and
UTimnppiire-Mahoney.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT ST. GEORGE.
s se1laS 9oFf...'1 g 8 Z 9 g 3 50 : I
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
5as,eaaRflis:: 10 2 sSs5SS.-- u :, I !
sli-sssssas...:.:s : 5fsses 81
Boston. .....0 III 0 o 0 g. ID Q
Washington 20 o 0 / 0 0 0 0 o. 6 2
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn.......o 0 2 o o 0 O 0 % 5 4
Cincinnati. $40 o 0 0 0 0 / 0 o. 9 5
AT PHILADELPHIA.
r. IL. E.
Athletic. Il O o 0 O o o 0 % 5 2
ST. Louisa 0 0 Oil 0 o o 0 o. 5 0
AT COLUMBUS
Columbus - o o o 0 2 o-5 . 2
Kansas City....0 0 oil Cd o
AT BALTIMORE,
Baltimore. .....1 0 0 0 0 "a Z 2
Louisville 100 0 0 1 0 / o. z 3
INTERNATIONAL LEAeuE-At Hamilton, Hamil-
ton, 8, Buffalo, 0; at Toronto, Toronto, IS, Toledo,
5; at Rochester, Syracuse, q, Rochester, /; at
London, London, 10, Detroit, 6.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-14

OUR CLUB MAY GO.
A scheme to Consolidate 1t with That
of Louisville.

a scheme to Consolidate It with
of Louisville.
A scheme to consolidate under the
agement of Manager Patrick L. Powers
the Louisville Club, of the American As
ISOLATION. and the Jersey City Club, of the
Atlantic Association, will be laid before q
meeting of the American Association at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, in New York
city, today. The scheme is the outcome
Of an effort on the part of the Louisville
Clubs management to do somethingto-
wards fulfilling its obligations to the AS
sociation.
On Tuesday last President Davidson
and Manager Powers had a two hours
consultation. Mr.. Davidson selected four
of the Jersey City players, and named a
price for them. The men that he wants
are Lang, Daley, Hofford, and either
O'Brien or Knowles. The price offered by
Mr.. Davidson was o as large as that
asked by Manager Powers. Then Mr..
Davidson secured an option for the play
ers until today. He did this in order that
he might lay before the meeting of the
Association his plan for strengthening his
team.
1t is just possible that the negotiations
for the consolidation of the teams have
been completed, for only q few hours
after the meeting between President
Davidson and Manager Powers, the lat
ter told the reporters that the club had
been sold. He did not say anything
about the Louisville matter.
Owing to the poor support vouchsafed
by the community here the Jersey Club
has not been a paying venture, and the
small attendance at the games has caused
Manager Powers to despair of getting the
club through the season. Manager David
sons scheme includes the transfer of Man
ager Powers to the Louisvilles. 1t is not
M, rxrho NJ fhn f,naa,ou nffonu r-arn fnt.tl,a
Jersey City players. Manager Powers has
had four different offers of 81, 900 each
for Short Stop Lang, and he has
had an equally good offer from
the Kansas City Club for Pitcher
Daley. 1t is therefore probable that the
lowest figure that will secure the men is
SO, 800. 1t was understood last night that
Manager Davidson will ask permission of
the other Association managers to sell
Pitcher Stratton to the Cincinnati Club,
In order that he may use the money to
buy the Jersey City players.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-14
Standing of the Clubs.


No changes in the rank of the clubs
were caused by yesterdays Atlantic AS
sociation's games. All the home clubs
save Easton won. The record isl
Clubs. w. L. Pc Clubs. W. +. Pct
Jersey City. .s2 8 1855 Newark. .....15 ID .5l7
Wilkesbarre. 30 8 IA Lowell. ......ll is .310.
Hartford. ...18 ~ 800 Easton. ...... 0 ~ 100
Worcester. Is 10 $50 New Haven. 4 "a .I42
The relative positions of the National
League clubs were also unchanged by
Yesterdays games. Save INDIANAPOLIS. all
the home clubs won. Here is the record
Clubs. W. L. p.Ctl Clubs. w. L. PCT
Boston -. ..26 8 .si2 Chicago. 10 ~ .450
Cleveland. 20 10 .634 Putsburg ...1b 70 .307
Philadelphia "a 10 900 Indianapolis. II 26 .20i
New York.. 81 10 500 Washington 10 "a .a9l
Yesterdays American Association
games did not make any changes in the
rank of the clubs. The leaders had a bat
tie royal OF eleven innings and quit with a
tied score. Otherwise the home clubs all
won. The record follows
Clubs. w. L. PCT Clubs. ". 4. PCT
ST. Louis. ..ss IA .7@ Cincinnati. .ss a .aSs
Athletic. Z. ~ IS .65f Kansas city. 81 Is ass
Brooklyn. Z. (. % II see Columbus. IL 90 .395
Baltimore .as q .5aa Louisville -. 3 50 40
Except Rochester all the local Interna-
tional League Clubs won yesterday. The
results again caused Detroit and Toronto
toexchangs positions. the latter moving
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-14

Earned runs-None.
First base on ~errors-Jersey City. 4; Hartford, 1.
Left on bases-Jersey City, {; Hartford, Z
Total base mts-Jersey City, Ii; Hartford, 4.
Two base hits-Knowles, o'Brien, Gerhardt, 2,
Lyons and I. Lynch
Sacrifice hits-Knowles and Hofford.
Stolen ases..Knowles, z, o,Bricn, 2 Hofford,
Lang, Murphy, Mann, Henry and Forster.
Eirst base on balls-Knowles, O'Brien, Hofford, 9,
Lang, Murphy. T. Lynch, Say, Forster, McCabe, ii.
Lynch and OConnell.
Struck ~out-Hiland, Gerhardt, Daley, 2, Murphy, 5,
Mann, Henry, z, II. Lynch, Z, and O'ConnelL
Hit by pitched ball-Gerhardt and Say.
Double play-Lvonst to Hofford.
Passed 8.
Wild pitches-Daley, :; OConnell, !.
Time of game-Two hours and five minutes,
Umpire-Lairy Corcoran. y
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-14
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

TN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between James Murray and Tfmothy Murray
Complainants, and Dennis Murray, Thomas Murray
and Cornelius Murray, Defendants.
BY virtue Of a final decree OF the Court OF Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey, made in the above entitled
cause and bearing date the twenty ninth day OF
March, in the wear eighteen hundred and eighty
nine, i shall offer for sale at public vendue, az my
office In the Weldon Building, No. 70 Montgomery
street, Jersey City, New Jersey, on
MONDAY, the Twenty fourth day OF June next
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all that certain to6
tract or parcel of land and premises situate, lying
and being In the City Of Jersey City, in the County
OF Hudson and State OF New Jersey, bounded ana
described as follows, viz. -Beginnlng at q point in
the line drawn parallel with North Fifth now Thir.
teenth) street and distant one hundred 600 feet
southerly therefrom, and one hundred ZOO feet
westerly from Prospect tnow Henderson, street;
thence running easterly along said line parallel
with North Fifth street thirty six 1851 feet 20 an
alieyway Of eight Isl feet in width. extending to
North Fifth street; thence northeriy along said
i've o feet in width, running westerly parallel 70
North Fifth street; thence. westerly along the Hue
Of said alleway. last mentioned thirty-six l~sslfeet;
thence southeriy parallel with Proepset street
ming. Together with all aud singular the hergiitae
ments and appurtenanees to the said preniss : be-
longing or in amy way appertninlng-
special Master In Chaneefy Of New 5eraeys
Dated May q. 1853.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-14

To CHARLES s. DODGE 6 Co.
JENKINS 4 CO..
B A MCKNIGHT,
M. d. LILLIS,
I. l.. TUXBURY,
MAYNARD & X
ALIEN. HAMILL.
WOOD & MENAGH,
V~ANDERBEEK & SONS,
g, v, u. BRINKERHOFF,
EORGE SAVAGE,
JACOB RINGLF & SONS,
CLARENCE Inn Administrator of A. In
gwersen, deceased,
& F~1TzSIMM0NS,
AIECK KANTROWICk,
MoRRIS LATHAM
You are hereby notified that / have presented a
petition to the Court of Common Pleas OF the county
of Hudson, aceordhRs to the form OF the statute In
such case made and provided for the benefit of the
insolvent laws of this State, and the said Court have
appointed Friday. the 18th day OF June, at the
hour of ten in the forenoon, at the Court House Of
said county as the time and place. at which they
viii attend to hear what can be alleged for or
against my liberation.
Ohm PHILLIPS.
Dated May 81, 1889.
ae g1 JAMES PALMER,
Attorney for petitioner.
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he Grt9I Der Serapgrfss sua-2Cge5uer cEr,6s
ceilbea gpo HsIFfert, haB Gie Gasctc1 t5ar
lsI te0i!fvteB 9apinH ,id5is eien.
&eotiEQ, 20, s. SUli. gla@ augez
mg'utm 8Giitgbaltea neIoeu tia JeqgiaasE
&iispner,c BE itatefea5 @I..,a a1gE5 .1se,
her i'm 8eiIs1 ieja. 8te pBbuQoelp6ta-
&ea6!uaer @iiaubabn," fiIr neIae ba8 Stab
IdiemeaJ auqefauft morben 1T, Mrs IideriiG
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Gtytaaf abgsialleu, nno NIT, DeEn ftdl bta
,9,eaGnger GjIenbatn" ID eiaerl Sgrg'e;i3
BerbeiId5t, b9bea fe Ausfat aai sine G1eil.
Se1|urg ibrer Eoroet1ugeu.
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@wmsfatt teEeeravBtT6e 9eYsF6en,

- Die Stabt Wsrtto tt naBrenb Der Iees
ten anal Sage IN Eol8e beftiger Regen81ine
tbetIwetie itberi9remmt sepeieH.
8epei5eu ans altoou. Ba., bejeiansu
bic gefera ner6fentIidle JfG6ri1t iiber Ste
@erheeruugeuEetres gRoLtenbru4es in GLtoos
nc, 3D., unb llmgeaeuo als fbertriebeu.
~ Cine idblid} gebenoe BuRgutids spiz
iden 2aueer uub Ramlins, Bpo., tpHrbe an
Iesten gtontag Ibeno ipit bnu Orei StraBenz
rQa6eru gepliiaoert. S5raI Soae3. 8attin
zines Sublaner &genteu, uue tbre 6rei Sim
Der rareu Die eiuBi9au Bafagiere. Die Rdus
ber uabreu Der Grau ibr 9elb uao IimmtIi-
Ge Bsrttiadeu %.
- 3mei Grbeiter, Ramaus Iler. part nHe
Gboe. UtcSrite, fiub In Der Bapi.rmibIe Der
g9tnus Baper &omp.," an Clinton, Sa.r
tuta eiHs 8ampttsffI grg!0Fon setootst
Horeeu.
- Rabreut Der 9alFrer ber SOL. Weber's
idsn 8nni" IN 2iguuier, Sao., Bor9eferl
burG elm 8enier elm unb raubte ilter $1,000.
st tam Hneatbedt nit ieiaer 8eute.
gGui. g2. 2gon, tgr dltaae giienbabnius
oafr!eIe tes 2anees uHb elmer 6er berooItas
eea6aeu Gei9iftaIeute bon Bittsbur9, Ba.,
ltaIb oefietd bort an eiusm S9ia asanf9us.
gr par 79 Sabre CIT.
- So5n y. Miler, tpel5er tor etipa etuenl
Sabre In 0ericor &c., SamI. Gpaar ermors
6ete, nurbe gefera 5um 8obe burd ben
glrarg berHrtbeilt uuo iou am %. auauf
aeblugi ueGben. Sstu WiH6alotaer, @2o.
0lortiler purbe, 8u so Sabreu 3u4tbars
5erurtbeiit.
- Su ter Edbe bcu Rem. Eafle, Ba., aH'
Ser Strede Der pgrie Pittsburger Balm"
Ipub ucrBsferu Ra@uitttag 3uiideu 3mst
Frad,fiiiagu cine GouiEou itatt. 2oiomottu'
Itihrer BeNh nub 6eiser Curtis truseu Ser
Itsnustn bauOu, bic iibrtaeu 3usberieHfstsr
suIfarneu uHreriebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-04
gouSoIiDtrutee uoa GtfeaeaBaeat.

Gbtcage 8. Suli. r9eIteotue' ct.
gouia, 8abn," bic gEeu.Gltp 9latiasburs.
Gquusltcn. 8abn," bic y aSeleuiLLes geutraIia=
gaReras sgabu," bic .SGin0ts.St. g0uis.
8ahnH unb bic rOubsletsBabH"
fiub I'm Iegaleu Bege couioIioirt poroeu uub
merben in i3ufuntt nuter hen gfomeH sgouiss
biGes5t. 3onis ccnioIioateb 8atlr0abzgor.
pam" bettiebea perbgu. ., 8. Mateg,
ter &rafseat tel neusn &ompasute, u que
eieid Brafbent Der ng0Gae9iGa Eerre'
5outezH mo Der gReoTla'DecGtIys@oaRss
ut[le, 8abn."
8ie @ouiclitirnng Der ogtrcinuatisSnSias
rcpolls ct, Souls, 6 bicagos Saln" (,8is
Eoura, Qfuie) nit Der o@laoeIan6z zG0lnmbnss
Cincinnati SneiunapoItsa8aha@ (gBss" s9ts
uiel If heute e1folgt. Beibe 8abuen perten
nnter hem gfamen ogle0cIanb Cincinnati
Gbjcoeos@t. Souls, RGiIuapz zgcmpanua be.
ttiebea mereen. SO. 6. Sugnus ia gum
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uoupt pnrheH. 9as goupt. 8eid6Itsbtreau
Der 9oupaauie miro tn &Iepslaub, o., eiHs
aeriGtet uereeu,
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Wli5lagL @aeItt IehLe - i.ig
Sic Baltimore G6iCsga0nn te0t
art tilrs 8stGatBesg gsea artrafeM.

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SOulual" uleleet, bat bie Baltimore. > 5t9z
Balm" baute Trijb bsr,itHoet, bl5 iis U6m 8.
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ieoo6 To s8 uugelpi5, aui Dle iaag2. Die
Masuabme 1T stae ooqfdlOigg iiGberrdduag
fir oie anbereu SnbueT. Dis u6all.uoCes
GbiosSabn" bate, ea ne chue Tsr5iHbuug
nit ben See'n tf, ben ubl.aea Slbaeu ges
geutibsr betrdatlt9a 0fqtt5ele II Dem Ser~
fsSr nit hem GfeH 81 bet3mPIe2. Cb bic
hb,iseu 8G5nIJnteu tire G2teu uuu 2beuidlS
neiter rebu1iren perbeu, bdugt ben oam &r
folge ter S4rtttc Ger cEaiumore C9jo.
9ahaS nb.