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The Jersey City news., 1890-10-27
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Public Notice.

REPORT No eS OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE coM-
Of Jersey CITY appointed ~ the Circuit Cogr.oi @
Titled act concerning the settlement nssan ana
n ol Water o res cities s
state and Imposing and eSyi%ng % tax ass essmsns @
e sSs ss sale q lands and
essasa ana aa u Their
iafing 10 ana airecting DELINQUENT Iano. de-
pSsE ock 3 Sss lots q 8 anS anna II sMoss ave-
Block 81 lot 18 Garrison ave
1Iosk soek s sas 1877 Iot isc 81 Nswaax sge axe ave
5lk lock 81 ss5 io,. lot y aa CLERK i,..tn &
BLOCK 1864, lot "a Bergen ave aud Old Bergen
BIO Block 7i2, lot ~ Cambridge ave
Bos sosk 9 ss G,s Sss d "a ana aad II "a atoa stssman e
Block 52 lot ], Magnolia ave
Bock fock ss ss part aoSs of IIos ios Il Oakland ave
ROsE os @ ss os os x sswsrs AVA Il sSs Moot,oeo ave
niosk ~. lots @ i i. III ara il: virsinia av
Bosk BSsk 25s snd ana g. SiR Stevens sss ave
block SS6 ioe asL Essex Sc
Flock ST. lot 2s1 canai 81
Block III parts Of lots 2j . and 50 Central ave and
sil Blocs lis. whole block. Palisade ave
% Heck iS whole q Slack ais + "a y a aye a Na,son ava
Block sosld, Iots, gommunipaw ava
Block sis lot b, Grove st
Block 2aa lot L. Grove SC
Block s54 lot %, Payonia ave
Block l3o, lot ., Gregory st
Block 2l2. lot j, Grose 81
Block leS. lots ]. 2. 8, Provost st
sioes sioes ls iss ios os s. l5sxess sissessss
Block sJs lot pl. mcrcer St
Ss ssf s. ii: T. & 3 ss and 4 4 gssss. gass St
Block So. lots y and ~, Union 81
Block 81, lots and d Uarfeld ave
Block 2.s. lot ~ Maynest
hSss s'Ssk ~ s ios Sos Il Il EisysnsSss ElsysasSs.
Block z4l. lot IS Grove st
Block III, lot A, NewarK ave and Coles st
sioek sosk sss s ioss 4 ssa ana D Moncso ave
Biec< IS. los i. I and &. Monticello ave
Block s5s, lots II. J and K, Monticello ave
block l5yl. lot p, Morris Canal
block ls0L los A. Morris Jana!
sock Bock o iS os os Fl E sSsrli Norris suaa uanal
FLOCK 52slS lots 46 and AZ. oxforu and Vaudeville
Block ZIG lots 2 and %, Baldwin ave
Block 81, lots and 8. ravonia ave
block @ 9ss log lis s lleeeker ssl 1 s.
block 9:s. lots y loand 4, Tonnele ave
BocK w. lots Is TO ls.l hillside Road
block 922, lots 70 ~, Hfliolde koad
ai ninsty at az the Court House, in tho ciIy of Jer
and place for neai Ing any objections that may bs
made e the asssas.nents ehsEges and LIENS nxsd
III said report wnen and where all parties Interested
/ DaIsd t Jersey City, 4 u october ii, 1900
DEHSlS 8cLAuGHLIN.
CLERK of the cxeut Court " shs eoanss os hudson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
SURPRISED BOWLER.
The K1ikow Clubs Gift to a
Veteran--Baseball and
Athletics.

Tho Klikow Bowling Club had a rous
ing time last night. All the members
were present. as a surprise and feast had
been prepared.
The surprise was the presentation OF a
gold headed cant to Philip Martin. The
amasing feature was that the recipient
contributed u small amounJ,shis share for
the gift, presuming hat 1t was Tor q
fund to buy a present for another mem
Der.
He was completely astonished when
Frank Casey, the orator and wit OF the
club, advanced and, after q happy effort,
suddenly preferred b walking stick to
the good and grand old man, as he termed
the recipient. !.
Mr.. Martin was silent. He looked first
at che orator then at his friends in amaze
ment. President Kelly came to his aid,
and on behalf Of the recipient thanked
the club. When Mr.. Martin recovered
ne made a brief address n his tremu-
lous voice told that what he uttered was
sincere.
After this feature of the meeting had
been successfully carried out the mem
bers enjoyed a collation..
Prior to the presentation q match gane
was rolled between well selected teams.
1t was an exciting contest, and big aver
ages were made. The winning team
scored the victory by 2 pins. The average
OF S63 was made by each team.
The score follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
An Ordinance.

GRANTING THE CONSENT M APPROVAL OF
VI the Mayor aud Aldermen Of Jersey City to
the Enlargement of the Hudson County Catholic
Cemetery, fronting on West Side avenue, Jersey
City.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey City do ordain
as follows
/. That the consent and approval Of the said The
Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey City, be and the
same are hereby given to Minand NJ Wigger, his
heirs and assigns, for the enlargement OF the pres
eut Hudson County Roman Catholic Cemetery.
fronting on West Side avenue in Jersey City, by an
nexing thereto and using and opening FOR the pur-
poses OF a cemetery or burying ground, All that GER
tain lot. tract or parcel OF land amt premises stu
ate, lying aud being ia Jersey City formerly Bergen
city, in the County of Hudson. and state OF New
on the north by lands now or late OF john D. Patch,
0OrInerly or G. G. Van Riperj, George Ttce, and the
heirs, OF j. "a Van Wrinkle, deceased, On the west by
the Hackensaek River, and on the south by lands OF
the Right Rev. J. Il. Bailey, containing about sixty
acres, be the same more or less. and when tract on
a certain descriptive map accompanying the writ
ten application for this ordinance. and entitled
.Aiap showing the proposed enlargement OF the
Hudson County Catholic Cemetery. March IS. 1886"
by Earle & Harrison, Civil Engineers and surveyors,
and a copy OF which map IS Med in the office of the
State Board Of health, IS DESIGNATED by the portions
thereof eIclosed within the borders of green and OF
red ON said map.
That this ordinance shall take effect Immediate
".
Passed april IS. $500
SoHN 4. ScoTT, CEARLES W.. ALLEN.
CITY Clerk President
oREsTEs CLEVELAND.
AfaYors
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
Corporation Notice.

&Hs.aE8
NOTICE IS EEEBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 2lsr
the CLERK Of. the Board Of Street ana Water Com.
schedule for the opening and extension Of
PEARsALL AVE..
BERGEN AVE.
: : OLD BERGEN ROAD
south to
OCEAN AVE.
The land to be taken for said Improvement may
be described as follows.
First-gommencing at a point on the northeast
OCEAN AVE.
PEARsALL AVE.:
thence running westerly n : Snd slons
about q feet; themes %northerly at an angle to
point On the SS GID Isl: SER & En- ROAD
about feet west s 81 .vr.
sn'' OLD IiSpf BERoEN ROAD
.PEARsALL AVE;
thence southerly e saong ths line e
to the point or place OF beginning.
seeond-oemmencinR att point on the n~ortherly
BERGEN AVE
about iss feet west e o..
thence westerly along =,
about S feet; then sss aortSer Ays and parable, with
to the
MORRIS N
thence northeasterfiy alqrg the line of the
about Is feet thence southsasterly and parallel
with
to the point or place OF beginning. and making a
The portion Of street to be vacated may be dc
Commencing at E JRS Sl1S On A rs northerly side Of
COLUMBIA PLACE;
thence westerly along
about Is teet' thence northwesterly along the line
PEASsALL Ave.,
OLD BEsSaiS Ro1 Iis - 'As
= coIiUMBIA PLACE:
thence easterlyo ai0n BERGEN she ROAD
about 8 feet to the line OF
&c at present Constituted; thence southeasterly
PEARsALL AVE.
as at present constituted, TO the point or place Of
fhe land to be assessed for said Improvement may
PEARSALL AVE.
present and prospectiyel from
NORRIS CANAL.
on the n~ortherly side about l2A44 feet asst and SO IS
PEARsALL AVE.
as ~coh'empia'e Old BERGEN ROAD
on the southerly side. about slA1 feet east and 114.56
.PEARsALL AVE,
as contemplated.
BERGEN AVE.
ON the ~northerly side. about 4e.9feet east and "a feet
west OF
PEARSALL wi
as contemplated.
And that the asth day of May. 1890, at 10 o'clock
a. MI and the meeting room OF the Board OF Street
and Water commissioners are hereby hxed as the
time and place when and where the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners VIII meet 10 hear and
consider any objections TO said report or to the i'm
provement that may be presented In writing.
misssioners.
GEORGE T. BoUTo Clerk.
Dated Jersey CITY. April Is. 1891
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
VERY LAME SPORT.

The Police Made ALI the Points In a
Isayopne Dog Fight.
Through the interference of the Bay
onn police a score Of s~portingmen were
disappointed In their a~nticipations of
witnessing a good dog fight last night,
and five of them found themselves
prisoner in the Bayonne Police Court
this morning. Chief of Police Nc
Neill recently received a tip that a
canine battle to be fought last night had
been range between animals repre-
seating Bergen Point and Staten Island.
He accordingly detailed Sergeant Van
Horn, Roundsman Lynch and Patrolmen
Lord, Donnell and Mcnamara to watch
the grounds attached to Carr & Hobson's
idle agricultural Implement factory on
the Kill-von-Kull shore, a favorite rendez-
vous for such events. The policemen
waited until eleven o'clock before they
made their raid. Then they quietly
slipped through an opening in the fence,
through which they had seen twenty men
disappear at intervals.
A picket Noticing the approach of the
police, d " the alarm to the sports who
were eDngregated together near the dock
and they quickly scattered. Five men
who attempted to get aboard OF q boat
with one Of the bulldogs were overhauled
and captured. Their companions escaped
by running up Avenue A and along West
First street. The prisoners were marched
two miles through the streets to Rayonne
Police Headquarters where they regis
tered as George w johnson. a painter,
of No. 81 Montgomery avenue, Stapietop,
Staten Island Frederick Lambert, q
merchant. of No. 237 Bay street, Staple
ton; Rudolph Wagner, of Prospect
road, and Edward and James Muiligan,
of Elm Park, Staten Island. Each
denied the ownership Of the dog.
They were locked up until this
morning, when they were arraigned be-
fore Recorder Besher, who fined them SIS
each. Counsellor James Benny endeav-
ored to prove that the police had INSULT
cient evidence against the prisoners. The
quintette paid their fines with a~lacrity
and hurried away in the direction of the
Staten Island Ferry.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
Notice to Contractors.

H-
= the ONCE OF the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners on Monday. May 18th. 1880. at ten
0'el elTS II q; f SG1 M is agb %Hsc5f f AVENUE
office OF the Chief Engineer, corner OF Jersey ave
and ana a arree Sassesf 81 s snses iwn m1,st P be ohta aGlms OF Dd
aOf QUANTITIES.
About asoN cubic yards Of earth excavation
About COO cubic yards OF rock excavation.
About l.t0O cubic yards OF earth filling.
About 1850 cubic yards OF sand or gravel filing.
About a,200 square yards OF stone paving.
About 40 square feet or new bridge stone.
About 1.p00 square feet of new tagging.
About 10Y square yards o. r~epaving.
About 800 lineaI feet OF reset curb stone.
About 100 square feet of relaid bridge stoua.
About GOD square feet0f feiaid tagging.
About 900 lineal fcet.of II inch drain pipe.
About4new receiving basins.
About reset receiving basins.
Time allowed for the completion OF the work.
one hundred ana twenty.ive llasl working days.
award Of the contract therefor viii be subject to
the remonstrance of the owners of the property
liable to more than one-hai the assessment there
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
endorsed Proposals for Improvement OF Clifton
Routon. clerk OF the Board OF Street and Wates
Commissioners. and presented In open meeting
when, called for in the order OF business relating to
No city on5ciai viii be accepted as surety. nor
will a substitution OF sprotfas be allowed.
The attsntIop q bidders 4 especially called to
terms VIII reof no contract shall De binding upon
the city until the bondsmen offered by the contrac-
tSs h Psss Gfsn ap oP sSiS q 8oa sna h hUaIa p 90 ela q IS
anime the proposed bondsmen under oath.
By order OF the Board OF street and Water Com
GEO. 7. soUToN,
Dated Jersey City. April 18th. 1890
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
AN ORDINANCE.

EoR THE RELIEF OF MARY sKENNADv IN
I construction Of a bay window IN building
northeast corner OF Grove and Fifteenth streeys
ash INiowss-
section Il That Mary Kennady shall be and she
is hereby granted permission to construct and
northeast corner Grove and Etfteenth streets,
which may extend from foundation to root betond
ordinance TO the contrary notwithstandt dug. the
work to be done under the supervision OF the IN.
spectnr of Buildings.
Passed April Y 1870
cHAS. w. ALLEN.
President.
JOHN Il Sc0TT.
City Clerk
Approved April IS 1880
Mayor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
victors and vanquished.

victors and vanquished.
The of games played yesterday resulted
as follows
Atlantic Association-At Newark, Bal
timore, s.; Newark, 4. At Wilmington,
Washington, Z; Wilmington, 4. At Hart
ford, New Haven, IL; Hartford, 5.
National League-Brooklyn, s; New
York, g. PHILADELPHIA, 9; Boston, s, Chi
land.
Brotherhood - Philadelphia, s; New
York 4. Brooklyn, 20; Boston, A. Pitts
burg, 49, Chicago. s. Rain at Cleveland.
MISUNDERSTANDING, o. Brooklyn; 0.
Rochester. s.; Athletic. i.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
Strikes, spares and Breaks.

Arthur Loud, the genial, intelligent
and faithful president of the Jersey City
Amateur Bowling League, will soon ten
der his resignation as a member of the
Bachelors League.
Frank Muller acted as umpire last
night at the bowling tournament of the
Champions. The scores were:-Thyme,
2l81S; Sievers. POS; Ritz, 1908.
Curran has gone west.
The entriessfor the May tournament at
Duke & Ranisay's alleys will close on
Satu rday night.
Young Woodward's Fourteenth Victory.
The Young Woodwards, a lively lot Of
fourteen-year- old baseball players,
thrashed the Pacifics gu the Woodward
street grounds, yesterday, The winning
team has met with only two reverses in
sixteen games. They have a good juven-
Hl1e battery in Ryan and Ruvei The
victorious team is ANXIOUS to Wrestie
with the. crack teams whose players are
under fourteen years of age.
The score of the game follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
whsrl Of the Wheels.

The meeting at Bergen Point on Deco
ration Day viii be a big affair, and the
contestants will work hard to win. The
winners will be sent to Niagara Falls to
take part in the national meeting.
A large number of the Hudson County
Wheelmen will take a run to Plainfield
on Decoration Day. Twenty-Five Hudson
boys have volunteered and will take part
in the entertainment of the Plainfield
Wheelman on the night of the Both. 1t
will be u minstrel show.
Charles E. Kluge, of this city, will
mount his wheel again this season. He
has entered the twenty-five mile cham
pionship race at the Milburn course on
Memorial Day. He holds the record for
that distance-ninety minutes.
John J. Griffith has returned from Flor
ida in improved health.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will
have a u 10 Englewood on Sunday, the
18th instant. they will be met at Carl
stadt by the Englewood w~heelmen, who
will escort them over the best roads.
The following notice has been posted by
the H. G. W.:-.Keep off the sidewalks,
the police are enforcing the ordnance
The Jersey City A. C.'s wheelmen
would be delighted to see the Hudson
County Wheelmen unite with the Ath-
letic Club.
A rumor is current that many of the II.
G. w. will withdraw and become mem
bers of the wheeling contingent of the j.
c. "A. g. The rumor is stoutly denied by
the II. G. WIS officers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
rrAMNo. !.
i FLANK MOVEMENT.
The Independent Rowling Club Froze
Out Of Objectionable Members.

Uut OF UbJectfonnble Memhers.
The Independent Bowling Club, cham
pions of the Amateur League. held a de-
cidedly interesting meeting Saturday
evening. It was a well known fact that
harmony and unanimity has not prevail
ed during the past few weeks. Sew
eral undesirable members were the cause
Of the trouble. The matter eliminated
Saturday evening, and after q lively meet
ing the club ~disbanded. An immediate
reorganization was effected. cleaning out
the undesirable members, and these Off
GERS were elected:-President, Louis
Schwarz; vice president, Fred Bischof;
secretary, Edward Bischof; treasurer,
Henry Hausser. 0. P. Vreeland will be
elected captain. The club will continue
day evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
DIAMOND CbIps.

Several surprises are in store in the
Atlantic Association.
Oakland Park is a badly broken field.
The circus played sad havoc with the
ground.
A report comes from Trenton that the
Newark Club viii be trans erred to that
city. The statement comes from the pro-
prletor OF the baseball grounds in. that
city. The rumor is denied in Newark IL
is probable that Newark will play some
of its week day games in Trenton.
The Hartfords will play tomorrow at
Oakland Park against jersey City.
There is some arrangement being made
regarding the Worcester Club. Springfield
has made n strong bid to have the team
transferred to that city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06

Today's Card.

Atlantic Associatioh--Jersey City VS..
Worcester, at Jersey City; Newark VS..
Baltimore. at Newark; Wilmington VS..
Washington. at Wilmington; New Haven
VS.. Hartford. at New Haven.
National League-Philadelphia VS.. Bos-
ton, at Philadelphia; Brooklyn vs.. New
York, at Washington Park, Brooklyn;
rleyeland VS.. Pittsburg, at Cleveland;
hicago VS.. Cincinnati, at Chicago.
Players League-Philadelnhia VS.. New
nrk, at Philadelphia; Brooklyn VS.. Bos-
at Eastern Park, Breoklyns Chicago
Pittsburg, at Chicago; Cleveland vs..
dalo, at Cleveland.
.ssr4can Association - Brooklyn VS..
- Eletic, at hidgewood Park, BROOKLYN;
kcuse vs.. Rochester. at Syracuse; Coz
bus vs.. ST. Louis, at Columbus; To-
VI. Louisville, at Toledo.
Will tho League Disband9
I'D result OF the Kensington Y. NJ. g.
ball game Of Saturday viii not have
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06

The Excelsior Rife Club will begin the
new series this evening at Hansen's
range, No. SO Montgomery street. Now
is the time for members to unite with
the club.
The Hudson Rife Club had its regular
practice shoot last night at Hansen's.
< The Marion Rifle Club VIII have its
wpakIv shoot fnmorroyv
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06

The White Stars. of this city. a junior
club. visited Astoria yesterday and ems
countered the Astoria Blues. The Jer-
sey boys won. They succeeded in bunch
lug their hits in the last three innings
and put up six runs, giving Them q total
OF nine to their opponents six.
The score;-
WHITE STARS. 80 -.ASTQRIA RLuESz
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06

a favorable effect on the League project
Indeed the Y. M. G. A. boys state that
they will withdraw ut this evenings
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
The Athletic Arena.

The Puritan Athletic Club will meet at
No. 662 Ocean avenue this evening, at
which time Important business will be
transacted. The boys are preparing for
an active season.
The Scots have not abandoned the
building scheme.
The medal donated by Lieutenant
Dolan of Wayne A. q. was won by w.
Glossy, who made the greatest number
OF points in the three contests.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
BAYONNE SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
Organization of the board Of Education
Census Takers

@.@V
The Bayonne Board of Education for
1890-91 held it's first regular business
meeting last evening, thirteen School
Trustees being present. The absentees
were President Trask and Trustee Ed
ward Smith. Trustee Egbert Seymour
was chosen chairman. He read the fol-
lowing list OF standing committees APP
pointed by President Trask:-
Buildings and Repair Trustees Flugel
Kane, Hennessey, OSbahr and Griswold.
Schools-Trustees Seymour. Flugel, Os-
bahr, Doyle and Griswold.
CHARACTERISTICS Edward Smith, Doyle
and Mcbride.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Schmidt, Hen
Messy and Seymour.
Course of Study and Text Books
Trustees Allen, Kerley and Schmidt.
Supplies-Trustees Johnston, Charles
Smith and Edward Smith.
The annual election for school census
takers resulted as follows:-First ward,
Edwin l. Foster; Second ward, Eghert
Meiick; Third ward, Lester b. Harris;
Fourth ward, Patrick Ryan; Fifth ward,
Frederick G. Schmidt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
A Growinx Arcanum Council.

n 1TVHfU~ 0VuETTIs
The membership Of Bayonne Council,
No, Cos, Royal Arcanum, of Bayonne,
was Increased to a5s last evening by the
Initiation of Frederick NJ. Brush, James
Andrews, j. Bixler and J.. Smith. Dur
ing the social session Organist Charles
e. Colbeck was master Of ceremo-
MES. He played several selections upon
the piano. Regent David I. Crispin sang
CHERRY Ripe the Councils Liberty
Giee Club rendered "Onward Roaming,
Never Weary and J. A, Rumrin sang
when Lovers Say Good Night Face
tious anecdotes were related by Vice
Regent William D. Gordon and the Rev.
William w. Knox. Orator Joseph III.
Wright announced that ex-President
Cleveland had agreed to become the
Councils guest at an early date.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
ASTORIA BLUES.


Score BY innings, ,"e a${BS5s2o
Astoria Blues. ....n.... 1 O. 5 / o l 0 0 Or 6
umpire-Mr. Harry Meyers.
tkScorer-Mr. Geo. Smith.
Time Of the game-one hour and nifty minutes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-06
Jersey Boys Beat Long islander

Young Woodwards. ...........S 3 Al
Pacific. ........... ........2 52 0 0 Ill
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-28
PROTESTANT ORPHANS HOME.
Another Appeal for Aid in the Work
of Building.

EDITOR Light: The bids for til" build
ing of the Protestant home for d"Stltut"
children were opened Saturday by Archi-
trct Gordon. the lowest bid being 81. 100
The committee Of ladies who have been
soliciting subscriptions. have after weeks
Of persistent and ZcaIOur efforts. obtained
eight thousand dollars. Although as de-
tcrmncd as ever that the work shall not
fail if perseverance can make ii success.
they feel as if the time had come when the
citizens Of San Antonio should give
timely and substantial help. The toum-
datiunS Of the building. Il thrcc-Slory
brick. are nearly finished. There should
not be the least difficulty in collecting tn"
money to complete the building, and have
it free of debt. VIII not the large num-
Der of citizens who are able to
give, and have not as yet con
tributcd to this charity, now aid it? Will
not some Of those who have already given,
increase their subscriptions to help raise
the additional sum necessary to complete
the building at once? Subscriptions will
be received at the office of ChabOt and
CrcSSOn at the Office of General Russ or
by Mr.. Sam Mavericks
THE COMMITTEE.