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the leadership Of
the Irish parlia-
mentary party.
Mr.. Gladstone, it
is alleged, would
prefer to deal with
some one as leader
0 I the HON e
Rulers w h o S Q
private character
is not a subject Of
unfayorable pub
lie gossip, and ii
is also declared
that the Iris h
Catholic priests
will demand that
the leader Of their
people shall be a
morally clean
man. There will
probably be no
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ON THURSDAY,
THE 20TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1890

At 3 . tIUNh q, I.t
A full and complete line Of Househol I
Goods, as follows, to wit. Two hair cloth
parlor suits. 2 fine walnut chamber suits1 oak
chamber suite and other bsadstea s and
bu eaus, together with all the beds and bed
ding belonging thereto, . chamber SETS
secretary. / walnut Wal dro e, l Street walnut
extension table, lair cloth lounge,l r. clining
chair, rocking and lining loom ch9irs, /
marble top table. mirrors and oil paintings,
p Srlor range. ! dining room stove dress RS,
BRUSSELS and ingram, inc uding hail and
s.air carpets. through the entire house,
] silver 81 and silver spoons, queen were ana
cutlery, kitchen uten IFS, ! cuok sto and
fix urts, and many other articles too numer-
Gus TO mention. These are good goods, well
worth the attention Of persons wishing TO
purchase
Terms cash
JANES II. HARKINS,
w. A HrKrLL Auct. Administrato-.
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AAEADER'S DEATH BLOW
O'Shea's Divorce Suit Political
Paralysis for Parnell.
NO DEFENSE IS TO BE OFFERED.

II Is Said MIR. Parneil VIII Retire from
Public Life In Favor OF MIR. Dillon, bnt
Ills Manifesto Issued Saturday Seems
TO Discrodit This Report.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE chief topic OF dis
cussion in political circles is the O'Shea-
Pnrneil case and its remarkable denoue-
mant. The general belief is that Mr.. Par
nell will retire from active public life for
a time at least, and Mr. Dillon will take
Evening journal., 1890-11-17

STATE OF DELAWARE, EXECUTIVE DEPART
MENT. DOVER, DEL, November IA, 1890.
The observance of an annual Thanksgiving
is required no less by the religious sentiment
Of the people of Delaware than by custom
too long established to be disregarded,
now, therefore in obedience 10 the
known desire and expe citations o the people OF
the state. in grateful acknowledgement to the
Giver Of all good gifts for His bounty, a I'd in
harmony with the proclamation Of the Presl-
dent Of the United States, do appoint
THURSDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER, INST /,
as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise to AL
mighty God for the many fms rcies and bless
ings with which He has seen fit to favor us
during the present year, and do recommend
that the day be obs rived in accordance
with established usage, By religious worship
in praise and thanksgiving 10 the Great
Giyer of all good for the preserving and pro
tecsipg care which He has exercised toward
as as 4 State and as individuals. Let us repair
reliance upon His Divine Providence suitably
acknowledge our obligations for His blessings
in the past. while we implore His guidance
and protection Tor the future.
In witness whereof the Great Seal
IL. 81 OF the State is hereunto affixed al
Dover, this fourteenth aay OF Novem-
Der, A. ID. 1880.
BENJAMIN I. BIGGs.
BY the governor;
john F. SALISBURY, Secretary Of State.
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Isherifr kimmons's AppoIntmanta

Every lady should hear Mrs. shenhardAs
lecture tomorrow afternoon
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Real ESTATE

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TNOR RENT ONE 7ROOMED HOUSE
Y Hot and cold water; bath; 50: also g.
sroomed houses. S.. Amply to p. j. FORD
Fifth and Rodney streets.
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ADM NIsTRAroR's sALEs.
A DAIINISTnATOa'S SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

VIII be sold at Public Sale without r. 8 rye
at the late resi- ence Of Herbert Lange. No
2Oi West Fourth street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
PALMA'S WHIST PLAYERS.
The Tourney, Teams and Results of
Games.

-"
The Tourney, Teams and Results of
Games.
The whist players of the Palma Club
have a series Of interesting
games on hand. The announce
ment was made in The NEWS
that a whist tournament was
on the card. The club has many clever
players. They have been selected as
Teams as follows
No. /, DR.. 8. Edge and w. H. Carreck;
No. 2, G. Sherrell and r. H. Stillwell: No.
8, H. X. Eldridge and M. p. Blauvelt; No.
4, E. Terrell and w. G. Carter; No. 5, II.
6. Carter and George A. Heaney; No. 6,
W. r. Barricklo and b. r. Bedle; No. Z,
G.. +. Cooley and G. Z. Brown: No. 8, y.
Holmes and B. Van Dyke; No. 9. L.
Schemerhorn and L. I. Butler; No: 10, J.
Benton and H. Roster; No. II, G. Metzler
n Bsnne n; A. ASsr 6 y. Kidde Il N &; Is y.
IA, j. j. Toffey and q. B. Edwards; No.
Is, M. +. McCartin and w. Dixon, No. 10,
A. Post and w. Bumsted; No. II,
f.. f. Tilden and ]. A. Han
sell; No. IS, G.. Halves and W. ).
Seely; No. 10, G. D. Simons and Il. RI
dridge; No. 20, Il. II. Darcy and j. He'd
den. Jr.
Three prizes will be awarded. The team
or pair winning first place will become
opponents in the deciding game.
Each will by lot become the partner or
one of the pair making the second high
est percentage, and thus determine which
of the two composing the winning
shall have the first and second
prizes respectively. The member OF the
team winning second place who plays as
partner Of the man of the first team in
winning the deciding game. will receive
third prize.
The dates for the games to be played
are November 3, 10, II and "a, and Decem-
Der 1. s, 10 and %. Two rounds have been
played. Teams No. l. 8, 10 End IS have
each two games, Teams Nc. 2, 16, 4
and 20 have each won one. and
lost one game; teams Nos. 8 and 8 have
each won one game and forfeited one by
absence; teams Nos. 2, s, 10 and 19 have
each lost two; teams Nos. IA and II have
each lost one and forfeited one, and teams
Nos. 4. 5, II and IS have each forfeited
two by absence.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
wRlSKEY SAVED HIM.
A Camden Farmer Badly Bitten by a
Black Spider.
Special to the JERSEY citp Nelcs.

Special to the Jersey Citp Neius.
CAMDEN, Oct. 80. 1890. ADRIAN Winner,
a farmer Of Atco. Camden county, is in a
critical condition from the bite of a black
solder. Whiskey saved his life. He is
about sixty years of age and never takes
q drink of liquor except for medicinal
purposes.
Last Friday, while sorting potatoes, he
felt a slight prick on one of his legs, just
above the knee. Thinking 1t a sand burr,
he gave the spot a slight rub and went on
with his work.
Soon an intense smarting set in and he
removed his clothing and was alarmed at
seeing 9 big black spider drop down from
his leg, which, by that time. was greatly
swollen.
fastening to the house Mr.. Winner
frank half a pint of whiskey. The liquor
seemed to have no effect on him, but the
doctor, who presently arrived. declared
that the whiskey saved Winners life.
The man soon became unconscious and
was very low. Friday and Saturday. but
yesterday he began to rally, and there are
strong hopes of his recovery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
RUTGERS WANTS 4 PREsIDENT.
DR.. Gates Resignation Accepted-Dr.
Dooiittle Elected Vice President.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 20. 1S90-At a
meeting of the trustees o. Rutgers Col
lege held yesterday, Ex-Governor Ludlow
presiding, the resignation Of DR.. Gates as
president and trustee was accepted, and
il was announced that the SIS. 600 appro-
priated by Congress for the agricultural
college would be received in about two
weeks. Considerable routine work was
done. DR.. Doolittle was elected vice.
president of the college In place Of DR..
George II. Cook, deceased.
A committee consisting Of Samuel
Sloan, president of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna ii Western Railroad; Judge Joseph
p. Bradley, DR.. Talbot w. Chambers,
Chambers, Robert Ballyntyne and Rev.
d. u. Demorest were appointed to con-
slider the qualification Of candidates for
the presidency and make o report to the
trustees.
The Board passed q resolution CONF
meuding the Students for their plan Of
self-government, whereby n committee Of
the students. faculty, and trustees com
prise q senate for the management Of the
new dorimitores,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
GENIAL GERMANlANs.
President Bruins Won the Medal at the
German Game.

President Bruins Won the Medal at the
German Game.
The Germania Bowling Club meets
every Monday night at Becker's alleys.
It is an. old institution, and has for
several seasons had enjoyable meetings.
They keep alive interest too in the Ham
burg game Of bowling, although the
American game is not forgotten. A game
Of each Is contested at every meeting be-
tween teams. The club donates a medal
for which W successive German games
are rolled. The highest possible score in
this game is 4e0. President B. Bruins was
Awarded the medal on Monday as his
average for the two games was 227. The
Germinias have acquired so much skill
in bowling the Herman game that they
are DESTROYS Of testing. 1t with that of
other German Clubs, and would be pleased
to arrange a series OF match games. The
scores made on Monday night were as
follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Il
~ S0th day OF September, 1850. the Commissioners
af a sssssmaent nled IN the ofdoe q the olsFk q
their nnal assessment, map and schedule for the
improvement or
LIT ST..
between Henderson and Grove SITS, by gradin&.
curbins, tagging and paving with Belgian block
pavement. and the Same Is now open 10 public In
SDectton In the Office OF the Clerk OF said Hoard.
And notice is also given that the following
are included in said ssessment:-
FIFTH ST.
from Henderson st. to Grove sc.
o Sc.
on the east side. from Fifth so to a poiut about q
feet north thereof
HENDERSON ST.
on the west side, from Fifth ST. about Is feet north
and Is feet south.
Ana that the ION day Of November, isy, az ter
o'clock q. M and the meeting room o. the Board
q street. and Water Commissioners are herebE'
Board OF Street and WAFER Commissioners VII!
meet TO hear, consider and ad1udiQatc upon all
obJections 10 said assessment and report
AZ objections thereto must be presented IN
~ order Of the Board Of street and water Com
GEO. n. HoUTox.
Dated Jersey City. October 70. 1880.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
4 PLEASANT MEETING.
Had the Lori1lards-Pal-
mas Two Journeys
Alley and Rifle.

The Lorillard A. @. had a session last
night. 1t was of course enthusiastic.
The attendance was large. This club is
rapidly growing. Five members were
added. Messrs. William White. Peter
Stockton, james Hearn, Thomas Hayes
and Burke Allen. Propositions were re-
ceived from Frederick Thompson. Corne-
Illus Caulfield, Thomas Dorsey, J. Walsh,
T. Doyle, I. DAILY. p. Cooaan. p. Smith,
n u. Long. The Games Committee re-
ported that The prizes for the games at
Oakland Rink would be silyerware in
stead Of medals. The secretary reported
that the following entries had been
made in the Manhattan A. G. games
hex Saturday nights-H. Never. in the
220 yards and half mile; M. j. Ken
drigan. In the 10 and 220 yards; j.
Moran, in the half mile; T. Reilly and
F. Maloney, in the 440 yards and
Al Grabo in the 80 yards. Ia the Acorn
are w. j. Prone In the 220 yards, j..
Moran in the mile run. p. O,Connor in
the broad jump, H. Myer In the 440 yards,
and Z. Reilly in the $40 yards and 40 yards.
In the games of Co. ID, Forty-seventh
REGIMENT Of Brooklyn, on November 5,
J. Oppenheimer in the mile and a half
bicycle race.
In the Wayne A. C.'s boxing tourney
at Oakland Rink next Monday night, H.
Spence in the 125 ID. class, and p. Corblis
and 4. Reilly In the 1876 lb. class.
The High School A. G. made applica-
ton for the use of the gymnasium on two
afternoons Of each week. The sentiment
was that the applicants should unite with
the club. The High School A. @, has
seventy-ffve members. Its application
was referred to the committee.
The Lorillards decided to have a hare
and hound chase, a dinner and a merry
time at Carlstadt on Thanksgiving Day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
Notice to Contractors.

cEALED RoPosAL WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the office OF the Board of Street and Water
commissioners on Monday. November 8. 1890, at
ten o'clock O. M, for
BOILDlNG NEW PUBLIC II HOUSE. No. "a
on Virginia avenue In accordance with plans and
gineer, corner OF Jersey. avenue and Mercer street.
where blanks forms or bid and agreement Of sur.
proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
No. "a. directed to Benjamin Van Keuren. Esquire,
Chairman Of on Public Buildings and
Docks and handed to the Clerk OF the Board In
open needing when called for In the order OF bust
ness relating to sealed proposals.
Nocfty Official will be accepted as surety.
This Boaru reserves the right to reject any or all
bids If deemed for the best interest Of the city SO
to do.
BY order of the Board Of Street and Water com.
GEORGE t. BoUToN,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
su1blellicc Notice.

REPORT No g Of s9 TEE ycso2En1ssIoSERs Or
NOTICE IS HEBEsy GIVEN THAT H SOM.
q Jersey CITY, sprointed 81 the Circuit Court d
sa aoS aiSSnty q e d hssssn' c Safe e sgs law ~ sis q iss s che e.
s sasd An u scs r, Concerning y the setsismens ana
S SSsasSsa ana Water II err fasss s. water q eR nsnss IN aa cissss o g. tSis
state; and Imposing and leyying 2 tax ass essneas
e enforce the payment tt6srso,f. and % prSsids for
ssse ssls q as9d 1ss suSlYNs ssan e sotn sus Ssss. ti S1 : ! ma ana
certified and filed q report Of their proceedings re-
Block 14s. lots q 3 and q. New York ave
Block as, lots Is and, Is. sewett ave
S EIosE s Il % ct 3 81 g ssHsPP ave ave
B bIock ss7 I Iot l ls t Ess aye y
Block S57. lots A and S, Hutton st
Block 1864. lot "a. Bergen ave and Old bergen
Block ~, lot "a Cambridge ave
S siock ISL ssls' Lots sSss 81 Il an aas 81 II As ssssm e st
B BiocE 81 81, I los ! !, c co0R 81 ave
BLOCK 5Si. part Of lot IS. Oakland ave
Bees Block ~. lot y 4 ! Sew wa !. aye
Block gs21zs lots 1 2 and 3 Grand st
RIock 81, 81. 1 lots u "a psd II ! and es, y, Virginia ave
Block lsas, lots y and %, stevens ave
BIosk 81. i iSs s sss canal Esssx i e
Block 81. lot 26l canaist
Biock ST. ) lot IS motifs 81 Sc
Block IA. parts of lots q. % and 80 Central ave and
SIosE ~. wpoIs S1ocs, ga,,saes ave
8losf - Darts q sp los i. Il las aud IS Nelson ave
Block 5Q24, lot5 Communipaw ave
Block 24S. lot D, Grove st
Block 24S, lot E. drove st
Block s : lot I. sixth Sc ave
I Block lug, lot 4. Gregory st
Block 2s2. lot J. Grove Sc
block iss. lots l. Z. 5 Provost SC
RIoOf IS IS. i0s .. t sistssns e St
Block a8, lot p. Mercer st
h sIose s So, i los 81 8 H 3. g. s & and % unio. !
EIIocf u.s. I io = s. !, S. !, s. :. s. 81 $ 5 and q d y 2tisnsissss
Block & lots ) and . aar aSi ave
Block 2is. lot o. Mashest
S SissE IL IL 81 81 4 ! s sssSs Y
B BIOsE 81 Z, Z, Nssars'ave and Coles st
Block ISL s. los ], { ana q. io a1HsiS'i ave sss
Block Soy, lots Z, J land Z, Monticello ave
Block iM$ lot Z Mofris Can al
Block L502. lot II. Morris Canal
Block Ssh, lots IS and n, Oxford and Mandevills
Block SIG, lots % and %, Baldwin ave
Block 81. lots s and O. PaYonia ave
Block VS. lot d. Tonnele ave
B BIocE s ss lots ,otts 8 y % Ssd n T.onnsle ave
Block ss2.. lots IS % i. Hillside Road
Block 81. lots ! 70 10. hillside Road
els snd day day oSi9 No VENT na sas hssa s Sanaasa. a sas
ninety. at. the Court House, in the City Of Jef
and place for hearing any objections that may IS
made 70 the assessments. charges and liens fixed
in said report. when and where ali psrtiss interested
therein may be heard.
. Dated Jersey City. \. J., bS 2Sso6sr III 4. lssqi fau,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the County 81 Hudson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
PALMA's NEW BOWLING CARD.
A Series of Prize Bowling Contests Next
Month.

A Series of Prize Rowling Contests Next
Month
The Palma Clubs Bowling Committee
has arranged for three series of prize
bowling next month. The first series
will be from November | to 10;
second from November II to 20, and
third series from November 20 to
20. One prize will be awarded in
each series to the player making the
highest aggregate total in three games,
during the series, either In practice or
match games. but no score will count m
less properly recorded and certified to by
the opposing player or member of the
club who witnessed the game.
A handicap penalty will be imposed to
prevent if possible any one player from
capturing the three prizes. The winner
of the first series will be handicapped 25
points in the following series and
the winner Of the second Will
have to carry the same penalty in the
third series. Should a player win the
first and second series he will be ha ndi-
capped fifty points In the third ser les.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
SEVERE sTORMS-TREMEND0Us TIDES.


Special to the jersey City Nesvs.
BRIDGEToN, Oct. 80, 1s90.-The storms
have been particularly severe III the low
er parts of Cumberland county, and have
been accompanied by tremendous tides.
At Port Norris Sunday the tide was
higher than has been known there for
twelvez years. The meadows were sub
merged and trains blocked.
The river banks between Bricksboro
aud Dorchester have beer broken in five
places and the meadows on the east side
Of the river are flooded. The road lead
ing to the station of the West Jersey
Railroad. at Mauricetown. was three feet
under water. The first floor OF the house
occupied by Bridgetender William T.
Hinson, at Mauricetown, was filled with
water. Much anxiety is felt concerning
these breaks In the river banks.
At Sea Bree re the water cam up from
the bay to the bowling alley, which has
been occupied by George Lloyd ana fam
lily since the hotel was burned, forcing
them to take refuge in the second story
of the small structure and remain there
until the water lowered.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29

home games. Holden was in splendid
form, and cnme within an ace Of milking
the record for the alleys. He bowled 265.
which remarkable score is four pins be-
low that put up by w. 3. Taylor last sea-
on. The Pin Knights who witnessed the
fine performance are convinced that the
champions are again In the race.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
Hudson Rifle Club,s Festival.

Hudson KlHe CIubsB FeHSiVaI,
The Hudson Rifle Clubs open tourna-
ment closed last night on its range at
Marion. The first honor at the prize tar
get was won by L. P. Hansen, of the
Excelsior Club, with q total of
221 out of a possible 225.
The first prize on the ring
target was won by Rosenbaum, Of New
York, with a total Of 223 out Of 225; Han
sen was second with 220. The first prize
on the target of honor for members of the
Hudson Club only was won by Henry
Buddy with a total of I'll out ola possible
rs. His prize was a silver pitcher and
goblet.
It was presented to him In behalf of the
club by Assembiyman Potts, who made a
happy speech. The contests were followed
by d protracted social meeting. The
tournament was q success.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29

The United Order Of Bats howled last
night, that is ten Of them took part. A
dozen more were present. but they had
not recovered from the effects OF the bali
of the Foresters on Monday night. They
had danced too long. Those who did in
and rolled a close game, which No. Q won
by 10 pins. The scores follow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29

The Empire boys had q lively meeting
at Henn's alleys last evening, and some
of them. as usual, pounded the pins in
great shape George Troll made the high
score, le4. and Fred Klein. Lange, Ber-
ger, Elkins, Duke and Emil Klein, all
made more han the average score, In the
principal game, as shown by the follow
ing tcOre;-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
Has Challenged CrandalI.

Burns, who was recently defeated by
Crandall at Duke & Ramsay's alleys in a
series of three games out of five. has
again challenged Crandall to roll a series
of six games out of eleven for S25 a side
members Of the United Order Of Bats.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
Ho,dan,s Hcavv Hittinc.

Colyer and Holden, Of the Independent
Club. are determined to get the hang Of
the alleys OF the clubs in the Jersey City
Amateur Bowling League. Last night
they visited Duke q Ramsay's alleys,
where the Pin knights Will bowl the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
Strikes, Spares and Breaks.

The games of the Amateur Bowling
Association scheduled for Thursday. No
vember 81, between the Palma and N. j.
A. C. at Staten Island, has been changed
to Tuesday, November 25. as Thursday Is
THANKSGIVING Day,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
The Athletic Arena.

The Kensington Athletic Club will
start a gymnasium class to-night. (Wed-
nesday.) Prof. Grach, the well-known
instructor OF the j. c. A. G. has been Sc
cured and will instruct the class. All
members DESTROYS of joining will kindly
be on hand by s o'clock.
The Lorillards will give handsome
silverware for prizes at its indoor games
at Oakland Rink on December ~.
The Puritan A. G. has made its debut
in the fistic arena. It has entered James
Fahey in the los pound class at the box
ing journey Of the Wayne A. G..
Farrell, the clever boxer of the Loril-
lard A. G., who won the medal at the re-
cent tourney of the Scots In the bantam
class, has at the solicitation OF relatives
retired from the ring.
The cross country team Of st. Joseph's
Lyceum was to have had o run tonight to
the Hackensack bridge. The team is
training for its match race on Thanks
giving Day with the cross country team
Of the Cable A. G.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29

TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the death OF Peter 7.
Donnelly and to serve for his unexplreo term.
And notice is hereby further given that the fol-
lowing named places for election and boundaries
OF election precincts at which said boards shall
meet and said election shall be held. have been ap-
pointed ana adopted By the board Of aldermen:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE Is HEREB GIVEN THAT ON iHE f4TH
sessment filed in the office of the Clerk OF the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners their final as
sessment map and report for the Improvement OF
ST.
from Comnunipaw ave. to the Newark & ". Y. r.
Il. by grading, curbing, tagging. etc. and the
same is now open to puOlic inspection in the office
Of the Clerk of said Board.
And noCce Is also given thatthe following streets
or avenues. or particular sections thereof. are in
cluded in said assessment
HALLADAY ST.,
on the north side. from Communipaw ave. TO the
Newark " N. VI X. RI
HALLIDAY ST.,
on the south side, from Communipaw ave. to a
point In the right OF way of the Newark \ N. Y. r.
R.. II produced parallel with the north side OF Hal
coMMUNIPAw AVE,
on the west side, from Halliday 81. 100 feet north
Alu = BRAMHALL AVE,
on the east side. from Haiiaday st. about 100 feet
And that the nth day OF November, 1890, at ten
O'Clock q. m. and the NEE ting room OF the Board
OF Street and water commissioners are hereby
fixed as the time anu place. when and where, tine
hoard Of Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear, consider and adjudicate upon all OBJ
jentions 10 said asses snent and report.
All objections thereto must be presented IN writ
ing.
GEoReE 7. BoUTSN
Dated Jersey CITY. October ~ 1904
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29

The st. Joseph's Lyceum will shortly
inaugurate d pool tournament. The u
pushers in the organization are excited
over tho coming even, and although the
entries do not close Until Saturday night
sixteen players have entered.
Tine list follows:-J. fully, s. Fallon, H.
O,Brien, II. Hanley, J. Collins, Pm. Long,
al. J. Lyon, J. McAndrews, G.. Donnie, 4.
Davis. p. Holan, p. Fl. Donovan, j. j..
Harrington, J. Mcdonald, d. Harrington
md =. Z. Davis,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-29

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