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UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
IN FACULTY

HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR. LID,
District of Columbia,
HON. SAMUEL +. MILLER LID.
Justice e Gn ses ssss Court of the
u PTefe $50 q CS q Il WS, Law;
Lecturer on COMMON law fesdns .n ap
JA e .se s fsdeT.I Ggur $50
Lecturer on he Law Of Baiim nS and of Do
professor. hon 8, sss: fSs5Ss td5,p
dsnce. Cons.iintionai and Criminal Law s~'''p'"'
Et aGf shs CAY cHnS 6 I0 Ts:D,
Professoro Of the Law Of Real and Personal Property
aud Corporations
HON; SAMUEL = PHILLIPS
Lecturer on the Law q and
HON JOHN GOODE. Ii D.,
HON kes WEsr Fl c5 Wlhnau bssi
L: JsGRsS 81 H. A. ExI s Essi fToPsty
WALTER F. ROGERS. LIN
f IUaE e pfeG cA liH and A. fris.i0'
Secretary and Treasurer
viii open in The Law school Building. No zoos so
NV, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER /. 1850. at Z
aad Tor sssoS sr
dents daily. except sunday from O'Clock am. to 10
tanned al MoTison's book siore. ns4 Gan n pe %
Lowdermih Co. i42+ st NV; or ~ the OFF ICE
SER aND MSsls S9s
enroll. sci s. sno
Two YOUNG LADIES EDUCATED IN FRANCE
l. and Germany would like few pupils III French,
as sarsa ana Music; iScst0n near Thomas C,Ece
NINE RIBOT. FROM PARIS, AT SOB NEW JER-
U1 sey ave. NV. Conversational French Lessons at
her home and At private residences. Terms mode
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q Send copy of TIE WEEKLY STAB to your
absent friend or relative. It costs only one
dollar year, and is worth double that amount
TO every reader.
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There was q street duel at Charlestovn. ".
Va, Saturday night between L. L Kaufniana
and G. g. Haller. Kaufman wa slighSly
wounded. The cause Of the trouble i not
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Rush Burgess. formerly Of Petersburg, Va,
whe vas found dad In Nsvark, n. J., Satur-
day. b said TO have committed suicide on 40
count Of financial dt6acultiea,
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EDUCATIONAL.

aenSh Glasses and Private Lessons
DROF. 8. d. GAILLARD
II. seb s % clients en-. he ha.
ave. Branch Office, sil i2thst v ss.i%. "'
HERRMAS + fI HssekEM1 - VIOLIN
aYm resume i nsS9 sS Sc On ssp'emS'rI'
NAIIoNAL kINDERGARTES AND SCHOOL.
nof6 {er I6f aPeas wspfSasp k sEPTLMBEk
cirsl. Teachers training begins October l. sii-ss
E,RIEND,' SELECT SCHOOL, 1911 / ST. NV
both sexes Eighth year begins snP P i ss
with corps Of ten teachers all professional aud ex
ierns the scientic classical courses OF any COLLEGE
% duel 'TsinSg special advantages 70 apt pupils
books and physical aud chemical apparatus. Text
has been specially for school purposss
and the lighting, heating. ventilation and plumbing
sif w THoS ". f sfD%f fHI.n frI nSn
COLO SINGING : CRITICAL ELocUTIoN.-
Platform. Concert. Choir. Stage or Opera. Special
course for teachers knsagements and positions Sc:
cured and TO pupils OF genuine talent and
a6ility The methods employed in teaching based
teacher and or
Rue H TsSSohsg Fal
Fl late Of SSrd
~ ss sss,s.: 10is'Salsas sheet
T'HE MEDICAL. PHARMACEUTICAL AND
Il Dental Departments OF Howard University viii
pm. The introductory address viii be delivered by
Clarence 4. Dufour, NJ D. The public and profession
'l ~ p''" t c. B S,f puRvI aea MD.
au20-toc1 Secretary. Ills 18Th St NV.
rT'HE MISSES TIFFEYs SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
September IL livery et,oE. made % cultivate ~.
GEoRGETowS INIyERsITTrw
FACULTY.
REV. J. HAvENs RICHARDS. 81.
President Of the University.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN. LID,
Dean OF the Faculty.
HON DIV, wIL IL.,,Hs A, RiC Ia, LID.
Lecturer on statutory and Administrative Law and
MARTIN +. NORRIS, LID
Lecturer on Constitutional and International Law
Admiralty and Comparative jurisprudence
HON. JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON, LID,
Lecturer Oh the Law Of Re-. Estate and the Law of
Justice H sDSrs ASS oaaT S. sRsI p Gsums
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading and EQUITY
jurisprudence.
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON LIN
anu Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE T. HAMILTON, LID
Practice and Testamentary Law.
Il. ROSS PERRY, AM
''''''''' w. ~ Torts. ''"' "s''''h' Ana
MOOT COURT
Circuit Court: Prof GEORGE 4. HAMILTON
Court of Appeals: Profs.. MARTIN T. MORRIS
ANDREW c. BRADLEY and R ROSS PERRY
Introductory lecture and announcements for the
ensuing at the Law building. corner 9th and y
SITS NV. on WEDNESDAY,. October l, at 9 80 p. m.
All interested most cordially invited TO attend
The library, now comprising the English and leading
American Reports and the latest text books upon
most legal subjects, Is located in the Law building
with commodious reading rooms attached. and will
be open from q Am TO 10 pm. daily. Sundays ex-
cepted. to students and alumni OF the school
The secretary eau be seen at the law Building on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, from q 80 20
. 80 pm, for information, enrolment, &c Circu-
culars giving course Of study, terms. &c, can be
ootained at book stores Of ". Il. Morrison, 1884 4
St NV. and Lowdermilk Co. l4a4 OF. n W., and
st W. s. Thompson's drug store. 1OJ 18th St n W,
or on application personally, or by letter, 10 the
undersigned S. M YEATMAN,
sS-lm Secretary and Treasurer.
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LEADERS OF FASHION.

Our PATENT LEATHER SHOES for LADIES are
the hest.
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Our OWN MAKE CALF SHOES for GENTLEMEN
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7 EARN THE BEST.
SHORTHAND LESSONS
By q. G. TANNER tChief stenographsr lat. Pan
American Congress). Sun Building
Telephone-1l77-2. Call and investigate. sl3-l3t'
li:h sDS German. HUdo KSEhseGNEk..
A CADEMY OF The HOLY CROSS. 1872 MASS
A ave. embraces thorough Preparatory and Scientific
nsc sns ana Grds every adTyansss IN
lessons siven. General Vocal. Drawing and Fancy
MISS SUSAN ANDREWs RICE.
ea Ssr f4ss e Boston Mas Cir
NCARIANo MAINA'S VOCAL SCHOOL; ITALIAN
M method: true improvisation Of the voice Pupils
Ersnsrsd fSs Grand Opera Concerts. oratsr,es &c
MADAME HOFFELDT. TEACHER OF SINGING
9ss q u.s. ana viii
DkIvATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN EN-.
4 xiish Ltersture. Latin. Greek or Mathematics.
coached" their studies By professor Of Ave years
% g K%s s: e 81
NV sl3-6ts
TIVE woMAN's SYMNAsJUM.
sHcE :ns aEs f aasfaIs instructor
IN
M Boarding hchool for Children
Will Re0pon September Is.
s10-0t Forest Glen, Md
Alb. ER nest LENT HAS RETURNED TO THE
III city and resumed Lessons In Papo Violin. Ytolon
Rssidence i5ss corcoran st. =. slolm.
THE RIrTENHoUsR ACADEMY.
800 Indiana ava,
win be reopened ON MONDAY. September Is.
Scholar are prepsrod for the Military ana r.~.,
Academies. for the best Colleges and Busansss
Application for admission may be made TO the prin
cpsl at his residence SCI Sd st. NV or ON and after
the 18th instant It the school room.
ss5-1m .. C. WIGHT. Principal.
VIZ H. PUTNAM. ~ A. niARvARD,. WITH EFYI.
" ctent ansigtauts in each departent viii Reopen
his Classical and Enylish School Young Men aud
buys and resume friyate Instruction SEPTEMbRR
~. 1880 Hest Of references given. nor circulnrs
md Information apply II SANDERS 3 srAYMAN'a
VSHk NoDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL.
YOUNG LADIES AND CnYIDREN.
Corner Aeseechusetts ave. end 18th It., wa6hngto0
DC. Eighth year begtns eeptcmber "a. ! 500
Is s2sSsna''" address 'ls yssss1sA IN. rrs,s
RROOkHvuLR ACADENY. N0NT0oNK1Y
y County. 14s ftepaSee Boys for Wet roant The
Naval Acedsmys ths Countin9 Gouss and IT, 1esa
sesIaon nee1ns sept IA J. u wARYIELn An
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SPENCEkIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

SPENCEkIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ Corner 9TH and ID sts nv
practical business education that qualities young
men and women fo- s-li-support aud useful lives.
lear begiln MONDAY sept once open for ar
Engagements from August 70. This college embraces
six schools ylZ: School OF Practical business and Ac-
counts. includiIg English language business srth-
metlc and raj Id writing; Moral and SOCIAL Culture;
School Of preparatory English. including elementary
bookkeeping; schooi of Shorthand and TypevritinR.
including punet uatlon aud spclng School OF spence-
ran PRACTICAL Ienlnanship, including teachers
NAL course and blackboard writing: School Of Me-
chanical and Architectural Drswns Including
mept work; School tor Civil neryice Training indiyld
ual and class instruction. Day and Night Sessions
Year for business course sessions so
payable $40 On entering aud balance monthly in
staiimenis OF $40 each, or $50 IL paid IN full
terns Year schoiersnp. night sessions $50. payable
eo on enterng and S1allCo monthly install Of
81 each OF 500 paid in full on entering Quarterly
rates: go day sessions els night sesslons Write
call ior new illustrated announcement for 500 1891.
Telephone cali, lOS4-3
HENRY Z. SPENCER. IL. b.. PRINCIPAL
aulO MkS SARA A. sPENCLhyice PRINCIPAL
M lss HALSTEAD'S PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
u1 Girls and Little Boys will open for the seco0d
year September - at lS2g goth ST. cor Of Pn.w.
Applications may be made NJ 2o0l Y 1t. until ths
12tn of September.
After that time the school rooms each day from 10
to IL AL au3O- lms
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EDUCATIONAL

ONE l,,.'' s.. lsssE!5S: e;s..;.s.n pe
apply 70 Misses Dorsey, prneip.l. ''o FOR oreuAf'
hsn:. :na Win IL Calls
XoUNG LADIES' AND C4ILDKEN's SCHOOL s27
u Pat, besins October !, 1890 Preparatory courses
sl6:aw' " - '' LAURA o. TALBOT.
1O11 CONN; AVE. !BRANcH OFFICE, MA
s nTSIhs PIT T. T " sSfnIr Ri:eGysz
NEW AND 5 sSIfsTifiG tY BRIL- IN VOICE
IN THE rkENcH LANGUAGE,
gEHa5Hs sSSH E SSgasr OF
INT snsisf
1n11 CONN. AvE-MRs. CoLLIERE WILL
admit ,r sia pupils g small private elias: Of
ony rsGrsa ?.
VNHE SCHOOL l127 18TH ST. NV CD DOOR
from Mas. n ave under management q Misses
This institution offers primary and grammar DEPART
ndeEgaten ana training elias: for teachers
hssts physical culture drawing
MISS sOHMITT's sCHooL-KINDERGARTEN
sna sseS ScS 81 nd Coach
taught the deaf. School opens september "a sl0
M ISIS ADA L. TOWNSEND,
Acton &s sSse Hsi IS s
NV sl6-6m
DIANo-FoRTE. NNSTRUcTIoN.-MRs JENNY
limited number Of pupils for day of each week in
81 Il n inquire at
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO DRAW
NJ ltfesize Crayon Portrait in Is lessons. No pre-
vious knowledge OF drawing necessary j. w. REYN-
OLDS o2o 7th st.. Room 20. slim
Mr.. PAUL MIERsCH,
NA il21 ST. NV.
TEACHER OF vIOLONCRLLO,
PIANO AND THEORY. sl5-lms
FOREIGNERS DESIRING AN EXPEKIENCED
y Teacher OF English may address Miss BALCH,
1907 10Th at. NV. Refers by permission TO former
can Delegates. sl5Im
MATHEMATICS. LATIN. ENGLISH-PIIvATE
ASA or Class instruction. evenings, by college gradu
ate with experience in teaching Terms moderate
Address W. M. SMITH, 8 4th st. Sc. sl5-2ws
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
l407 AND l4O9 MASSACHUSETTS AVE- HIGH-
LAND TERRACD AND 12l2 AND 1914 l4TH ST.,
WASHINGTON. DC.
SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
NINTH SESSION OPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
20
-Four large connecting houses. with open grounds
front and Faculty of twenty professors and
teachers. Pupils prepared for college Har-
Music. Art Elocution and Modern Languages
Individual instruction and home training
Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM d. CABELL.
SO Principals
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Ladies should bear In mind that we make Shoes to
match all color dresses. Bring samples with you.
Our BOYS SCHOOL SHOE DEPARTMENT is com
plete. Also MISSES and CHILDREN'S DEPART
MENT.
seen To be appreciated
Our GENTLEMES's $40 SHOES. on the English
P1ceadilly Last. should be and tried No such
shoes can be found anywhere In this city.
store open from q IN TO p.m-
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Baltimore Store. and West Baltimore st.. Bait
more, Nd sl6-5t
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1NHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
4, - SCHOOL 1883 Ct NV, prepares for College,
and for business. The course will be extended and
improved during the coming session. which Will be-
gin September 81.
For further information address
au2S-lm A. r. MONTAGUE PRINCIPAL
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Qan Enainpnt thy-c .f~sdlly eares csasr1S
90 oAe''h. Cos SS1 y A. ,,:, zen :ss:n 90
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M ADAME A. PELE, ORION PARISH !.
Nl 1910 X street northwest,
French Glasses and Private Lessons. Conversation
Specially. Best references sls-jms
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-05
BOWLING BEGINS.
Pin Knights Open the Sea-
son--Wheel, Sail and
Athletics.

Nov we're off," was the jubilant
shout Of Captain Tompkins as his ball
Wen spinning down the alley. The
bowlers shouted hurrah. This opened
the season of the Pin Knight Bowling
Club at Duke & Ramsay's alleys last
night.
1t was a jolly meeting. All the mem
bers were out and the interest manifested
proves that this will be a lively season.
A large audience witnessed the opening
game. The sides were well chosen and
a close contest was given. A few of the
players were rusty at the start, but they
improved and boWIed well after the fifth
frame. No fancy figures were put up.
Tie majority rolled a steady game and
each team carried its total over the aver
age line by two points. They bowled
evenly from the START, and it was uncer-
tain which would win until the last ball
was rolled. There was a difference of
only three pins at the close.
Tne top score was made by Tom Ram
say, who had a totaltof 10. Wensing fol-
lowed with 168 and Captain Tompkins
with 1877. These three were all on team
No. /, which was defeated. as Hanimill
only put up 12l and Scott I3S. The lowest
score in team No. . was that of Gardner,
who had 40. The best score on the win
ming side was Whites, who led with 1875.
Evans and O'Brien each reached the
sixty mark.
III. J. Flynn officiated as umpire in the
exciting contest.
fHhn cnnra fn1Intuvc,-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-05

CHEREE,s. A = IN cHANcERY OF NEW
. JERSEY.
Between Lydia Day, complainant and James H.
Barkelew, ct ala. defendants.
III. ia, for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable OCTOBER Term. 1891.
VIM. A. Lewis, solicitor.
BY virtue of the ABOVE stated writ to mo directed
and delivered. shall sell by public vendue at T. G.
Wolbert's Real Estate and Auction Rooms, No. a
Montgomery street. Jersey City. ON
THURSDAY, the Twenty-ffth day OF September.
A. ID. 1s9l,
at two O'Clock. IN the afternoon, all the following
nances, being the same described in eaid writ. that
Ali that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land to.
eether with the frame dwelling house erected
thereon. situate, lying and being in Jersey City in
the county of Hudson aud state of New Jersey,
which on q map now on file in the Office OF the
Register of hudson county entitled Map OF South
Lafayette, Hudson County, New jersey is desig-
n ated as lot mum bered twenty.two go In block
four hundred and ninety-ive N90 bounded and
described as follows-,
Wilton Street, distant six hundred and twenty
Ave feet southwesterly from the southwest
erly lfue Of Communipaw .,aycuue; thence
running ~northwestcrly parallel, with Com
thence southwesterly parallel with Wilton
street TWENTY-FIVE G5l feet; thence southeastern
parallel with Communipaw avenue 10. through
and beyond the centre of a party wal standing
on the premises next adjoining southerly thereto
one hundred Q0O feet TO Whiton street; thence
northeasterly along the line OF Whiton street
twenty five t2D feet to the point or place of begin.
ming. Being the same premises conveyed to said
James IL. Barkelew by William Keeney, by deed
bearing even date with said mortgage being a pur-
chase money MORTGAGE, given 70 secure tho pay
ment OF q part OF the consideration or purchase
money for the premises herein described.
RoBER DAVIS
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RAILROADS.


w EST HoRE R~AILRoAD-N. Y. G. & Il. r. r R.
w Co., l~essee-Trains leave West Fortysecond
street station. New York, as follows. and twenty
minutes earlier from the foot OF jay street, New
F9.55 a. m, ISIS p; M, *s.15 .: m q. Louis. 81, 81
p. M; Toronto. Il .5 a. M; +5.I5. +6.l5 p. M; Buffalo,
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agara Falls $50. S955 q M, t5.l5. sl5 p. m; Kings
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stons, West Point. Cornwall. Newburg, $50 t7.15,
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Cornwall and Newburg Montreal ana Canada East
1.l5 q, M, 5.l5 2. m. Elegant sleeping, cars tor
Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago and 81. Louis,
on all through trains. Saratoga specials. II 50 q M
LAKE. George, a1l.Sla a. m. daily. except sunday, bS45
p. IN. saturdays only. Parlor car on il;S0 9 n.tratn-
kaaterskill. Hunter, Hobart, Grand Hotel Station
an and P Phsia 3 es $50 g Grand and Aloe Hosel a and %e bs ksa Z.
erskin via Phonicia, 10.45 and ll.s0 a.
m r.. Ho Ss5 & giiaenm1n,o e csain op s sso q. i NJ sunday, 4 y,
onlgj for Grand Hotel and Phoenicia- PalenviIfs.
Cairo and Mountain House. LIS, alL1 . M, b&t5
o. IA. Parlor car to Catskill on these trains Half
holiday special, LIS pm. saturday only for Kaater~
nicfa. Parlor car to Grand Hotel Station and Phos-
nicia. q, b, G, s.-Leave Brooklyn via Brooklyn An
mex. c10.00, al1.4 a. M; s&b9.00 p. M. Jersey CITY
r. r. r. Station cl0.40, a1l.N a. m; $3.50. ba2S p. "a.
car to Grand Hotel station sundays only; sDaily.
+daily except Saturday. All other trains daily except
Sunday. For tickets. timetable. partor and sleep
ing car accommodation. or inform aron apply oE1ces
street and Annex ONCE foot Of Fulton street, New
York City, Nos. l. I'll. 365, 180. 94z Broadway. No.t43
Bowery. No. IL Park place, No. So West l25th street.
and West shore stations foot OF West Forty7saeQnd
LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent. No. > Van
derbfit avenue. New York
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Suppose we go to bed" said the
major.
IAN right. You go ahead and 1 will
blow out the CANDLE
They talked for some time before lying
down; then, after a long silence, the col
onel uttered deep growl. The major
reached over and gave him a rake with
the comb.
"What the deuce are you doing?' ex-
claimed the colonel, springing up in bed.
"What do you mean: And in his rage
he began to CRATE his teeth.
The major, supposing that he was get
ting ready to begin biting, reached over
and gave him another rake.
t'You internal idiotl" yelled the colo
mel, feeling for the majors hair, sif /
don't wool you I'm q shotew
"What are you doing?" howled the
major. Let go, or I'll hurt you'll Quit,
l tell you'll Haven't you got any sense?"
The major had found his hair.
'Tll let you know what it is to rake
the life out of me with a crosscut saw"
81 was doing it to oblige you, you
COMPOUNDED wolff Let go my hair!"
"Oblige mel Do you take me for a
saw log? Look outl If you hit me
again III pull every hair out Of your
head!'
They tumbled out on the floor, rolled
over and over, and then overturned a
tottering old wardrobe that came down
upon them with a crash. The major
swore that he was dead, and the colonel
yelled for a light, but no light came.
Had they listened they might have heard
another noise that sounded as if some
one were breathing hard. The old man
was in the hall shaking the railing of
the stairway. The major was the first
to scramble to his feet.
''Iwil throw you out of this Window"
he exclaimed.
sAnd if I can find my pistol I'll shoot
the top of your head OFF, howled the
colonel.
This threat SO frightened the major
that he gathered up his clothes as best
he could and rushed from the room.
"Why, what's the natter" the old
man asked when the major came down.
Nothing, only l am going away to
get a cannon and then come back and
blow that fool into eternity"
Ibid he try to bite you%"
HE tried to kill me, that's what he
tried to do"
why didn't you rake him?'
81 did rake him."
"Humphr' grunted the old man; she
must have lost his popularity. What,
you are not going out in such a night as
this?"
Eyes, l am, for if / see that fool again
I'll have to cut his throat. Good-by."
Shortly after the major left, the
colonel came down. "Why, look here"
said he; II growled just as you told me
to do, and | wish / may die if that fellow
didn't come within one of ripping my
life out of me-"
mighty sorry to hear it. He must
have changed since | know'd him so
we'll"
When the convention met next day
the major and the colonel fought each
other SO violently that neither of them
could win, and at an opportune time,
old John Perdue stepped in and received
the nomination.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-05

many cluhs. As it is conducted now n
few organizations are deriving all the
benefits atSi.e expense Of the rany. The
union was effected for the protection Of
all not for the sole advantage OF three or
four clubs.
An effort is being made to revive polo.
DR.. Brody, OF the Oakland Rink. mas
selected Il team and Will arrange games
with the teams in New England cities,
where the snort is still popular. Regain,
Mccarthy, White FacKert, Barker and
Eckler. all clever players, will probably
be in the Jersey City team.
The programmes arc out for the athletic
games and picnic Of the Wayne A. e.. at
Caledonian Park tomorrow.
II you want u jolly time 20 to the
Wayne Clubs games at Oakland Park
tomorrow.
Vogellus is confident of bringing home
the yellow ticker from the Riverside
games at Newark tomorrow. He will
run IN the mile race and is in fine condi-
tion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-05
State Of New Jersey, Department Of State.
TO Al whom These Presents May Come, Greet

To an Whom These Presents May Come, Greet
Ing
Whereas. In the Judgment OF the Board OF Direc
tors OF Town Of Union Mill Company, 3 corpora
ton organized under the laws of this state, It hiss
been deemed advisable and most for the benefit
of such corporation that the same should be dis
solved before tbs exnlration of the time limited in
its Certificate of Incorporation = as appears by a
duly authenticated record OF the proceedings Of
said Board OF Directors OF such corporation held
titled AN Act concerning corporations approved
April It'll. 1875, and the several supplements there
to, which said record, including the consent in
writing of two thirds in interest," of all the stock
holders" of said corporation that such dissolution
should take place, as by said act required having
been by said corporation deposited in my Office.
Now. therefore, ], Henry c. Kelsey, Secretary OF
the State or New Jersey, being satisfied by due
proof that the requirements OF An act concerning
corporations" approved April 18th, 1875. and th8
supplements thereto, relative to the dissolution Of
corporations. have been fully complied with W
the said corporation, do hereby certify that the
Town OF Union Mill COMPANY did on the nine
teenth dav of August, 1880, file in my office a duly
executed and artested certificate of consent TO the
dissolution. Of said corporation by TWO thirds in in
certificate of consent. and the record of the pro-
ceedings aforesaid are now on file and or record Ia
my said Office, as provided by law.
In testimony whereof / have hereuntO set my
hand and a1ixed my official seal, at Trenton, thfs
nineteenth day of August. A. d. eighteen hundred
and ninety.
Seal Of the Secretary of the State of New Jersey.
HENRY @. KELSEY
Secretary of Stata.