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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-18

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON II 3OTH
~ day OF September, 1890, the Commissi ouers OF
Assessment and the Chief Engineer filed in the
office OF the Clerk OF the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioner tneir preliminary assessment map
and report OF the opening OF
LIENAU PLACE.,
from Prospect Sc. TO Booraem ave.
1he land to be taken for the said Improvement
may be described as follows:-Begfnning at a point
on the north SIDE or Prospect ST., distant 396 feet
and s inches east or the east side of Central ave.
st. 81 feet inches to the south side of booraem
ave-; thence easterly along the south side of Boor-
aem ave. ~ ieet thence south and parallel with
the line frat described SO feet 10 fnches TO the
north side OF Prospect ST.; thence westerly along
the north side Of Prospect st. So rect to the point OF
beginning.
The land to be assessed for the said Improvement
may be described as fol1ows:-
LIENAU PLACE,
from q point 1871 feet south of Prospect st. north to
PROSPECT ST.,
from g point 200 feet west OF Lien au place to a
point KS feot east of Llenau place;
RESERVOIR AVE-,
from a point 100 feet west OF Lienau place TO a
poin + 10 feet Z inches east of Iineau place;
BOOkAEM AVE.
ION the south sidel from q point 100 feet west of
lienau place 10 a point l24 feet 8 inches east OF
HOoRAEM AVE.
ION the north sidel from a point $40 feet S inches
east OF Contra ave. 10 q noint 6J7 feet : inches east
and that the 10th day of November, 1890, at ten
O'Clock q. m, and the meeting room OF the Board
Of street and Water Commissioners are hereby
board OF Street aud Water Commissioner will
meet to hear and consider any objections to said
report or to tho improvements that may be pre-
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEORGE T. BoUToN.
patad farsav C,sg ootohar IN 1eoo
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THE BOWLING JOURNEYS.
The Athletes Competition
Closed
Schedule.

The bowling tournament OF the Jersey
City Athletis Club terminated last night.
Team No. 4 polished off No. Z quite hand
lily. The two postponed games were not
played.
Team No. 6 was declared to be entitled
to u game by forfeit from team No. /. No
forfeit can be given in the other case as
teams No 2 and 8 failed to- materialize
on the night they were scheduled to play.
Team No. d will take the team prizes with
i've victories and one defeat.
The final contest was decided by teams
Of foul men each. The winning team did
superb average work. The best score was
161 and the lowest 147. Their average was
only one point under 156 The game of
the defeated team was weak, only one of
the quartette went above the average, and
TWO If the tour quit in the thirty block.
This was due to the inability to take adj
vantage Of Che credits OF which they had
q fair share. The strike or spare was
invariably followed by a bad break. They
equalled the winning team in strikes, and
were only two less in the strike column,
yet were defeated by 81 pins. The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-18

THE 4ENNYS ORGANIZED
And Promptly Accepted Several Chal
Ienges-Its Officers.

n Promptly Accepted Several Cha1-
Ienges Its Officers.
The Tenny Bowling Club was per-
manently organized last night at Muller's
alleys. No. 155 Montgomery street. A
temporary organization was effected sew
eral days ago. The club is an off-shoot of
the Klikow Club, whose laws prevent the
club engaging in any but club meetings
at home. The Tennys propose TO do battle
in the arena with the crack clubs in the
vicinity. 1t intends beginning work at
once and has now several engagements.
The officers are James Killey, president;
Fred Piebes, vice president; 7. j.. Gum
mings, secretary; L +. Bettcher, treas
urer. and John Smith, captain. Chal-
lenges from the Spartans, OF Hoboken;
Ecno, of Brooklyn; Pastimes, OF Brook
Ign, and Giendalcs, of New York, were
acted on. They were promptly accepted.
Six applications for membership were re-
ceived. After the meeting a collation.
was served and a social meeting was
held. during which there was singing,
%recitations and speeches. Some OF the
members engaged in a team match with
the following result
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON II SuTH
IN day OF September. 1871 the Coinmissf oners of
Assessment and Chief Engineer filed IN the Office OF
Clerk OF the Board Of street and Water Commis-
sioners their assessment map and
sch edule for the opening Of
NESIilfT ST.
from Reser v0ir ave. to B0oraem ave.
The land 20 be taken for the said Improvement
may be described as a. a point
on the nertil side of Reservoir ave. distant 1856 feet
the nee running north at right angles to Reservoir
ave. 2bs feet $ inches to the south side OF Booraem
ave-. thence cast along the south site Of 6ooraem
ave. so feet. then &c south parallel with line firyr
described 2BS Get 4 inches to ths north side OF les
ervoir ave, thence west along tine north side Of
heservoif ave. 50 feet to the point of beginning.
The land 10 be assessed for the said impro vement
may be described s. as ollows:
NESBlTT ST,
from Reservoir ave. TO BOOraefu ave-:
ton the south sicej from Central ave. east. 1927 feet 7
AVE.
ION the north sidel from Central ave. east TO a point
100 feet east OF Nesbltt st.i
ION the south side) from Central ave. east to a point
i0 feet east OF Nesbitt ST.;
BOORAEM AVE.,
ION the north side) from Central ave-. $40 feet 5 in
ches eastcrly.-
And that the 10th day OF November. 1890, at 10
O'Clock a. III, and the meeting room of the Board
Of street and Water Commissioners are hereby
nxed as the time and place, when and where the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners Will
meet 60 hear and consider any objections to said
report, or 70 the Improvement. that may be pre-
sy order OF tas Board of street ana water Com.
GEO I. DoUToN..
Clerk.
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Notice TO Contractors.

CEALED WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the Office OF the Board of Street and Water Com
mlssioners. on Monday, October 10Th, 1891 at II
O'Clock a. M. for the. construction of a
SEWER N HOPKINS AVE.,
from a point - feet east Of Central ave. to a point
70 feet west of Palisade ave, in accordance with
plans and specifications on file in the office OF the
Chief Engineer, corner of Jersey ave. and Mercer
ST., where blank forms of bid ana agreement OF
sureties must be obtfined.
ESTIMATE OF
About !. 490 lineal feet of "a inch brick sewer.
About q new receiving basins.
About | reset receiving basin.
About 81 cubic yards Of concrete.
About l,aUO cubic yards OF rock excav alton.
Time allowed for the completion OF the work.
three hundred (3UUl working days.
The making of the above improvement emit and
award of the contract therefor win be subject TO
the remonstrance OF the owners of property liable
to more than one half the assessme nt therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes. en-.
dorsed Proposals for Sewer In Hopkins ave,
from 20 feet cast of Central ave. to - feet west OF
Pallsade ave-" directed to ga. Dugan, ESQ, chair
man of tie Committee on Streets and Sewers" and
handed 10 the Clerk of the Board in open meeting
when, called for in the order OF business relating to
sealed proposals.
No city oricial VIII be accepted as surety, nor will
asubstitution OF sureties be allowed
The attention OF bidders is especially called to
section Is Of the New Charter OF 1852" under the
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city until the bondsmen offered by the contrac.
tor have been approved by the Board of Finance.
the President OF said Board having power to ex-
anime the proposed bondsmen under oath.
~ order OF the Board OF Street ana W auer Com
EoR I. EoUToN.
Dateo .Tersev City. octoher sd. 1871.
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| Total 1870
rALMA's TEAM RECORD.
THE LOCAL LEAGUE.
Schedule of h Championship Games to
be PLAYED.

Schedule of the Championship Games to
be Played.
The schedule Of the games to be bowied
by the clubs in the Jersey City Amateur
Bowling League was completed this
morning. It was difficult to arrange it
as the clubs are averse to bowling away
from home on the night that they have
their practice games 1t could not be
avoided as three of the clubs bowl on
Monday night, the Century, Pleasure and
Independent, and two bowl on Wednes-
day night, the Volunteer and Fair
mount. These five clubs will nee
cessarily lose practice games at home.
The Pin knights, who bowl on Thurs
day night, and the AtIantas, who bowl on
Friday night. will not be deprived of
their weekly games at home, as their
night does not conflict with that of any
other team. The season will run twenty
one weeks. The first date is November 3
and the final date March rs. The schedule
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SCORES BY FRAMES.
Team Team No. No. -. y rs Is Is ~ ~ s sis $ $s IL II 4 4sI IS IS s sSs
asAverages-Team No. 4. l552l; Team No. z, 14l1&.
The Palma Clubs tourney goes merrily
on. The fact that Team No. 8 has OBJ
tanned a handsome lead has not effected
the enthusiasm, and the teams were on
hand early n eager for the engagement
when the word "go' was given. Two
games were bowled. The poorest score
of the urnamen was made, but the
averages of the other three teams were
well up, and the average of the foul
teams was kept up to 100 and a fraction,
Team No. 8 easily disposed of Team No.
pointed at the result and remarked that
he would like to gaze for a moment on
the bowling. alleys they have at the
Catskills mi AdirondacKs on which the
summer bowlers beat the two hundred
notch. 1t was an awful walloping that
No. 8 received. They were not in it from
the start, and at the close were 1859 pins
in the rear. The other contest was not
quite SO decided in the results. but
No. 5 got away from No. 2
with ease and won by eighty pins. The
defeated team did not put up bad game
at that. They had an average of 1855.
Winter. of the winning team made the
handsome total of ZIG. It is to this score
tnat No. 2 attributes it's defeat. S
Two of the clubs star performers had
TO be content with just beating fifty.
Hathaway went up 10 63 and the reliable
Carter reached 20. Entrup, of the Firsts
landed in the nlneties. The scores fol-
lows
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RAILROADS.


WEST SHORE Z. c,& q. a. r
second street station, New YORK. as FOLLOWS. and
twenty minutes earlier from the foot OF Jay street
New York: Hamilton. London, Detroit and Cnf
cage. = IS a m, ia 2. M 81 p nj St. Louis,
M; Buffalo, Rochester. Syracuse. Utica. suspen-
sion Bridge. Niagara Fails. I. 70. s955 a M. ALI
SIS %. m; and ail.W for Utica only kingston.
ts0. .7.l6 .s55, ailso q. m. sAo9s =, Is ana .<N
q. IN, sl01 s5i5, Sla p mi Cranstons. West fcin5
Corn wall. Newburg, $50. t1.1a. So 800 *9.5s. all
80 q. m, Lis. sIUl ADO, *5.t5, 5.85, *6.8Q, S.1a <ll35
,. M. Montreal and Canada East. us a. m,
sA15 .. in. Elegant sleeping cars for Bur.
falo. Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago and st
Louis, on ali through trains. a. Lea Brooklyn
via Arooktyn Annex, ala ~ g. M, 800 D. m Jersey
City: =. 4. Z station, all 70 e m; ss3s ]. N. tDaily
+daly except Saturday. All other trains daily
except SUNDAY: For tickets. time table pti.
Tor AM sleeping car accommodation or q
Washington street No s2s Fulton street
and Annex. onHce foot OF button street. New
Aork City: Nos. 4 ~. sts. 1s9. 9t2 ErcadwaSS No II
B0NSerY, No. II Park place. NO 81 Wesc I25fh afreef.
and West Shore stations 1905 OF West FofEy-seo3u3
street. and foot Of Jay ssreet. N0rth River. y. =
LAMBERT General Passenger Akens. NOS Wander
Dilt avenue. New Ho<<
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Pin KnIrhts BOWED We'll.

The Pin Knights are rolling a tall
game, and if they a maintain the gait
they have struck in the practice games
they will about win by q head in the race
for the championship stakes OF b Jersey
City Amateur Bowling League. At the
best practice game they struck an aver
age Of 174- Only W of the twelve men
who bowled fell under the average line,
and they were noG far behind it. The
score of the game is appended
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George p. WadleiRh, captain; G. B.Lyon,
J. H. Burssed, Jr., A. Longdeld, j.. K.
Green and A. /. Clements. The team
won four games and was entitled to u
by forfeit
The Palma Clubs tourney was con-
tinued last night. Teams 3 and 5 adj
vanced a peg and Teams 2 and 6 went
back. No: 2 has clean score of defeats.
The records follow
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~ missioners Of Adjustment in ana for ths City
e fse Jersey Jersey CITY ~ yi,, adgDoin tea. BY IN the g GiT r;riss co OF ut os
provisions Of Chapter cxm Of the Laws Of isSs. en-
eoiiscti oan Of pe arr consseaio b u 5ae ie sssss. ass sae
ments and water rates or water rents in cities Of this
ana lien ia lei ana instead Of such arrearsssss and
the sale q i lands s %ssaSject s1fr to fa aaa e faR Raskaas and nd
assessments, passed March aota. 1856. have msds.
IasIps 70 ana alecaag DELINQUENT lana, DE-
ssi!ssss s 4 ioss 4 sns 3 ! fsiisads ave
Block 5ls. lot 3. Newark ave
P Piock a. g. i lOs ISL IS t Ess 1 81
Block 857. lots 4 and S, Hutton st
Block 1854, lot "A, Bergen ave aud Old Bergen
Block 712, lot % Cambridge ave
Bl,osk 1 Gsa & j IA a and - stsgman st
Block 52l, lot ], Magnolia ave
Block 52i. lot s. Cook St
Block n. part 4, ,of los i Oakland ave
Bioes s . I . . !. j. and 8 Monticello ave
BIosk I s.. I y is 4, + ara i: Virginia ave
B Bioek ST. 81, i iot sss c asseK s. g.
BElockk ss5, LOT ga a Ganaiss
B Bioek s 81, i ios s s3 G Hanal Sc SC
Block al. parts OF lots p. % and 80 Central ave and
a sIosk -. , wsoIs b1osk, E. gsl,ssas ave
49, 80. t1%so ~ AOeS - - 40 " W
Block 5O2la, lots, Communipaw ave
Block 14lU. lot Is, Ocean ave
Block sis. lot 2, Grove st
Block 248. lot Z. Grove st
BiSsf S. 81. i ISs & T. s fas4n :. ave
Block 1856, lot s. Gregory st
Z Block lS6. lot a. Gregory st
Block 22 lot j. Gro q u
Block lS, lots !. 2. g. Provost SC
BLOCK is, lot 81. sixtesnth st,
Block SB. lot ID. Mercer st
Block sos. lot ~, Bright. ST
s sloSk ~ ~. Lots lots \, 4 Y e g 49, 8, 8 % s and e e U 95Isns, e i
Black SIS lots q and 81 i Union j s. j : '-~AS
Block 55, lot 10, Gandield ave
Block so, lots andt9. Garfield ave
Block 2s, lot II. Eleventh st
Block nv lot Il. Eleventh Sc
Block 241, lot 81. Grove st
s sIock 81 81 i ISf A. A Meyers SsTrd s. ave and colesst
Block SIS, lots 4, j, q and D. Monticello ave
BiOek IS 3, iSts T. !, ! ] and < ]. a aSasi : ave ays
Block 1901. lot A, Morris Canal
Block 1Ne, lot 4, Morris Can al
Block ls02, lot Ri Morris Canal
Block 5sSx, lots Al and a. Oxford and Vaudeville
Block SIG. lots % and %, Baldwin ave
Block 81. lots 5 and Q, Pa voniaiave
Block 928. lot lis. Bleecker st
BLOCK W.. lotA Tonnele ave
Block gsS lots {, .. 10 and I. Tonnele ave
Block 9ss. lots 5BtoI.B, Hilgide Road
Block VIZ, IotslS to IL, HillsAe Road
ana the said. Court has axed Saturday, tina
eighth day OF November. eazhteen hundred aud
sey City, at ten o'clock in thesforenoon, as the time
and, place for hearing any objections that may be
anu certified by the Commissionersof Adjustment
in said report. when and where all parties Interested
therein may be heard.
Dated Jersey City, n. j.. October II, 1880.
DENNIS MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of the County OF Hudson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-18
The Teutonia's Night.

Tho Teutonla Bowling Club met at
Henn's Alleys last evening. Fred. HEM
made The high score of the evening, and
a marked improvement in the general
bowling. was noticeable. This was the
score Of the principal contest:--
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Strikes, spares aud Breaks.

The Amateur Athletic bowling ASSOC
citation will meet arthe Palma club house
this evening. Tne schedule prepared by
S. Hathaway, Jr., will be submitted.
The Jenny Bowling Club has entered
TIE tournament at Thum's. New York.
Its team will bowl the first game next
Friday night.
Fred. HEM has arranged for prize
bowling to ali corners onSThanksgiving
Day, al his Centennial Alleys, No. 64s
Newark avenue.
OF the Bergen Bowling Club, is right
after Jim Earle in the race for the club
medal, to BIZ given for the best average
score of the season. Earle's highest
score so far is 242.
Frank Casey has made the top score at
the Klikow alleys. The total was 23S.
Fred Piebes il second with 229.
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MANY oLEVER BOUTS.
The Scientific Sparrers Who VIII Com
pete in the Scots tournament.

The Scientific Sparrers Who viii Com
pete in the Scots Tournament.
The boxing tournament for champion
ship honors at Caledonian Rink next
Monday night will bring together some of
the best amateurs in this vicinity. The
events have filed well. and there ought
contestants who have entered are:-
105 Pound. Class-M. Hartnett, Cable A.
O.; 7. I. Farrell. Lorillard D. A. A.; NJ.
Sheridan, Wayne A. c.; Z. Furey, Hobo
ken A. c.; Vic. Randall, Peerless A. c.;
Tim Murphy. Pastime A. c.; p. H. Muir
Scottish-American A. c., Kid Hogan,
National A. G..
1l5 Pound Class-Harry McAllister.
Star A. c.; L. Leahy, Pastime A. c.; w.
Hecht, Pastime a. G.; 1. Cantwell, Pas
time A. c.: James Looney, Scottish
American A. G., H. Thompson, Scottish
American A. c.; ]. Jimbalbo, National
A. G.; +. Armstrong, Scottish-American
A. G.
1876 Pound Class-Thomas Owens, West
Side A.. c.; John Young, National A. c.;
p. F. Looney, Scottisn-American A. c.;
w. J. Monahan, Wayne A.. G.: H. Neb-
lung, Wayne a. e.; w. Newall, Lorillard
Schneering, Pastime A. G..
15S Pound Glass;. j. Van Houten,
West Side A. c.; Pat Cahill. Scottish
American A. q.
Notes.
The Wayne Athletic Club will have an
entertainment tonight at its rooms oppo
site the Court House. The 1875 pound
sparrers of the club will compete for a
gold watch. There will be other interest
Ing events on the card, and the entertain
ment will be worth witnessing. TIT adj
mission fee will be twenty-five cents.
Matt Flaherty knocked u Scotty Cox
in the fourth round at the knick erbocker.
Hoboken, last night. Cox was not i'll
place OF tho Canadian Sullivan, who was
called home By the death Of his mother.
A delegation OF boxers from the Ho-
boken A. o.. went over to the opening of
| the Brooklyn A. g. last night and gave u
| rafting exhibition.
A tournament for rife teams will be
held, under the auspices OF the Hudson
| Rifle Club, at No. 35 Giles avenue. IL will
open on November 10.
The Jeanette Gun Club had a practice
| shoot yesterday at the Gutenberg race
course. Often won the badge in the first
| class, and Eibsen i'll the second class.
The Jeannette Gun Club and the
Washington Heights Gun Club had a
team match at Gutenberg yesterday.
| rne former won. The score was jean
nette, 1871; Washington Heights, 115.
Wilson will pitch at Monitor Park to-
morrow.
Ihc final game of the season on the
New Jersey Athletic Clubs grounds at
Bergen Point will take place this after
noon. The contestiug clubs will be those
OF the New Jersey aud Iroquois Athletic
Clubs. The proceeds will be for the bene-
fit of Joseph Il. Pitts, the clubs ~janitor.
ADVICE TO MorHERs-MRs MISSIONS SoorH
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ADVICE TO MorHERs-MRs WrSsLow's SoorH
ING SYRUP should Always be- used when children
ars cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer
st once; il produces natural, quiet sleep by re-
ileving the child from pain, and the little cherub
nwakos as s'Dright as y button. 1t Is very
pleasant to taste. II soothes the child, softens
The gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, rsgu-
lates the bowels, and Is the best known remedy
for diarFhoea, whether arising from teathing or
other causes. Twenty i've cents . bottle. ~
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Notice for Furnishing
Electric Lights.

nj oTICE 10 PERSONS DESTROYS OF FURNISH
II ing electric lighss Sealed proposals Will pc
received at the Head quarters OF the Jersey City
Police Depar tmept for lighting the streets or parts
of streets OF Jersey city With electric lights for one
year, from December i, 1879.
All proposals must be sealed and endorsed PRO
posa1s for lighting streets of Jersey City with elcc;
tric lights" and directed to James Z. Kelly, chair
man Committee on Lamps and Lights. and handed
to the Clerk at or before four O'Clock p. M, on Fri
day, October 81, 1Sy9.
Blank forms OF proposals and agreement Of sure
ties may be obtained at Polics Headquarters.
The Board OF Police Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids, il deemed for the
best interests OF the city.
Gs +. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Board OF Police Commission ers
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TEAM NO. s.

Team No. 6........67 1874 2o1 259 S4 All BIS sri GAO 105
Team No. I........s6 2U2 10y 3S4 d6s 545 SIS SIS IT8 St4
Averages-Team No. g l41; Team No. 8 III 10.
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Dated Jersey City. October 10. ls9I
..lasI

NOTiCE UF SETTLEMENT.
No tice is nereoy given that the account OF the
ubs eriber, executor OF George Il. Welde, deceased
will be audited and stated BY the Surrogate or tho
County of Hudson, and reported for settlement on
Saturday, the 9th day OF Dscenbe next.
Dated Oct. 1, AID. 1872
GE0RGE NJ HOECKE
NOTICE 10 CKEDTrOKS
Estate Of William Ward, deceased. Eliza Ward
v VAL Ai dscsa madn1 by o orddlrs Il s 9se Surrosa % m " Han
son county. dated August q ls9s hereby gives
bring in their debts demands and claims
against the estate OF said decedeat under oatn or
an1rination witnin pine months from the date OF
said order. or they win be forever barred OF any
action therefor against said executors
Claims tobe presented to kandolph Condict s.
Black, No. / Montgomery street. Jersey City.
ELIZA WAkD.
ALBERT WILLIAM BILLIN0S
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PIT uabb11iic Notice.

REPORT NJ. e OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT.