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M N NITOWOC, WIS
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ltIrst publication Dec. ~, 81 No. 50
- TATE OF A1sg ONSi%--C uu.,iY CouIT FOR
- MASfTowoC GoUETT. III Probate.
in the matter oI the estate q Patrick O'Neif,
deceased.
TO all whom it rnay c"-cef7: Letters of adj
mInlstration on SAID estate Of Patrick ONei. late
of the town of MaP,e Grove II se5d county de-
ceased, inteetate having been issued to Sin,cn
Cornell on the l2th day II December. A. d. Ise. =
AID SIX months from ard after sad day beirg al
c,.;rns for ev.,rai,stior ord .ll,s..,, r.oti. ;s
hereby given that sand court viii at rcguart terms
thereof TO be held on tho first tuesdays in each
of the months Gf febaraFy. ard March. 1850 III Il
IT special term thereof 70 be held on Tpepd; y
June =, lSs). at the probate Office in the city of
Aanitowoc. in said county, rs~eiye. examine and
adjust all claims ard demands Of all pers,t L 3
against said deceased.
Dated December Y, 1883.
BY the Court,
EMIL BAESSCH, Co1n;y Jndgs-
ScHsrrTZ K KJgwAE. Attys. jant
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IN CIRCUIT COURT -MANITowoC COUNT.
l John w. Barnes. plaintiff, vs.. Mary q Laarllin
and Dennis O'Laughlin her husband. de:endaf t..
By virtue of and pursuant 10 Judgment OF
foreclosure and order OF sale rendered in the
above entitled action at special term of the
Circuit Court for Nanitowoc County held At the
court house in the city ard county of SheboyPan,
Wisconsin and dated the 18th day of September,
A. D.. 1888 shall offer for sale and sell to the
highest and best bidder at the shcrifts cfiice in
the court house in the city ard county of Mani
towoc, Wisconsin, on the 18th day Of January. A..
D.. 1896 at eleven O'Clock the forenoon of that
day. all the following described real estate direct
ed by said judgment to be sold. to satisfy the
amount due to the plaintiff fer principal, inter
est and costs te-wit The North East Quarter of
the South East Quarter; also the East half OF the
West half OF the North East Quarter; also the
West half of tie West half of the East half of the
North East Quarter. I'll in Section No. Twenty
fe0l, in Township, No. Nineteen de). North of
Range No. twenty-five tZ2) East IA Manitowoc
County Wisconsin.
Dated December 2, A. D., 1859.
FRANK ZEMAN
Sheriff of Manitowoc Co., Wis.
NAsH & NASH, Plaintiffs Atty's. jan 6
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II once in Torrizoa's Dfics block, h9fi., mo
- -ts.se1 5FI Izs. i LuI51woc, Wisconsin Ji!ec-
D4s 1-Da3-Iy attended to.
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DREWER AND MASTER. CORNE SIR 5lAIH
ID aud Washington streets, South 7lae- ihe
highest cash price pg d for Barley.
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TpoRNEYS ANDC0JE5ELOas At Ia"
n Oice over First y Satl2n4l u - pam h's
collections promptly attended TO.
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nEyrIsr OFFICE UPSTAIRS N AMBER
ID sons BlocG. Corner South Eighth aud ttnaE
streets Iauitpwoc. WIS PfumVi t5Eehtion = ~
,e rlv., 4, 4i .y1rs5 satria+ad 20 ne. Lpr41-SI
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. TrDRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law. Nv,
"A OHcc, in roruson's Brlck biosA, 81
street, Mau rOv,J1. Wisconsin,
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strange calf. spotted. afpors seven months or
came on nay farm a short time ago. The owIer
can please take same, by paying fer this
and 81 for feesing. JOHN CKHsY
az f,Ads,, M.ltDg1; CoIIsy. vs.. -
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DHYsICIAE AND SURGEON. oFFCE AT
Residence Of D.. z. simon, Hancock street,
1ear the court house HautOwoC- Wis. del5
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Er4YsIyIAE A>,0 81 RECON. oFFlCE Al
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TILLSON G SCHMIDT, Agents.

the largest assortment in the city For the noted and
best manufacturers the We also for the cee-
brated Abbott Buge Our prices will surely suit YOU Call and
anime stock and enquire for prices Corner Ninth and Franklin
Streets, South Side, NImiowoc, Wis.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
to the s Boaf eay y o. Stray nay, i ee9 SNpplication was made
ny Estate q George Clifford and others for the i'm
EMORY ST..
between Bergen ave. and Monticello ave. in the
iTnliowing manner including all Intersections
the same to tho established grade.
thereof. ~ s1fn s"s
10 have the present curb reset and new 70 Inch
~ r oa navs new b.ue-stone tagging 4 feet wide laid
re have the present tagging relaid and new flag
ging laid where necessary.
~ nave the carriageway paved with Belgian
To- have new bridgestone crosswaiks laid where
TO have the present bridge.stone crosswalks re-
sary.
Ana al other work done that may be necessary
20 provide 10r the How OF the surface water and
70 coinPiete shs improve ment in a good and sub
Notice Is also given that on the soth DAY OF June,
the Board OF Street and Wsser commissionerrs their gsir
preliminary sketch showing what property will
bsspettt to each lot or larOei Of land. also the prep-
able amount OF assessment per foot OF frontage for
the Board ofsfstreet and Water Com missioners.
or s a,vspnesSE particular sections thereof are in
FROM Monticello sysi Il RfgEsn we I
from Emory st. about 80 feet east and "A feet west,
And that the 4th day OF August, 1880, at 10 O'Clock
All ipy y ana t fe meeting mS1 room Of The Board q Street
time end place when and where the Board Of Street
Interested n said application and ali remon.
strances against the said Improvement that may be
gy order OF the Board Of Street and Wafer Com
go 7, RouTos.
Dated Jersey City. July 8. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
Fam en the Diamond.

The Lone Jacks defeated the Jacksons,
Of Jersey City, at Woodbine Grove yes
terday afternoon. These are the two
crack colored teams of Hudson county.
The single and married men Of the
Knobloch Chowder Club engaged in a
game of bali at the Atlantic Garden yes
tterday afternoon. The single men won
The Hutching's Greenhouse Heating
Company's employees were defeated by
the employees Of the Plenty Horticul-
tural Works at the West Bergen
grounds yesterday forenoon, by a score of
Is / o 8. After the game both mines and
their friends repaired to Kenny's saloon
where they had a jolly time.
Hackett, Carhart and Company's Com
merciaIs won two games at Bayonne yes
terday- Ia the morning they defeated
the Bayonne Rowing and Athletic As
afternoon the Commercials Won far
easier from the team of the New Jersey
Athletic Club, Bergen Point. The score
was 4 to l.
The Hennessey Grants. of C~eutrevilIe.
were soundly drubbed on the Avenue b.
Bayonne, grounds yesterday afternoon by
the Bayonne Rowing and Athletic As
sociation's team, the score being II to 3.
The Bachelors Of Newark, under COM
mand of Captain Tom McGinnis, and the
Busters of this city, with Captain Otis in
Communipaw flats yesterday. The New
arkers won. The score was 20 to 8.
After the game the talent adjourned to
Schuetzen Hall on Third street, where a
tine COLLATION. was served, and the boys SO
thoroughly enjoyed themselves that the
Newgrkers did not leave until the mld-
night train,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05

WEST HOR RAnRoAD-N. Y. C.&HRRR
Co., ieSsee-lrains leave West Forty.secoud
street station. New York, as follows, and fifteen
minutes earlier from the foot OF jay street. New
ro~rk:-Hamilton. London. Detroit and Chicaqo
800 a. M. +5l5 p m, *8.15 p. m; st. Louis. t5.I5, t6.l5
Z. Fiji toronto, "a - a. M; +a.l5. r8.i5 D. mi Buffalo.
hocnester, syracuse, Utica, Suspension Bridge, nj.
ION, 1870, *7:l5, s9.55, c1O.4k. aii.s0 a. M, bS,45. 400.
al and sS.l5 p. nj Catskill and Albany. $50, s7.i5''
200, al.D a; m, b3a5. s4.00, IS. Is, +S.15 p. M: Gran.
s5a u West n i Point I Cornwall Newburg s.s0:' *I.i5,
To.su. al5, a1l.43 p. m, and c10.55 a. M, b3.45 D. nj
cornwall and Newburg, Montreal ana CanadaEast
1o 9. m. ~o.lo p M. Elegant sleeping cars for
6uilaio; Nlagara hais, Detroit Chicago aud St-Louis,
on ~ through trains. Saratoga specials, alta a. m,
baso p. M Parlof cars to Saratoga and Caldwell,
Lake George, all.30 a. M daily. except Sunday, Bag
B m,satgrdqys only. Parior car on Il: 80 a, mstrsfn.
an PPnsInicia; go flo45 and also a. m. bs:a5 ,.
erskll via PhGnieia, lQ45 and ll.;0 a.
f FL. o Car Sleeping cara tsain on ana saa : l04S a n.
onlyl for Grand Hotel and Phmnicia. Palen Vile.
Cairo and Mountain House, lis, niI.3O a m bs 4
2 n; Parlor car TO Catskin ON these trains. Half,
holiday special, LIS IN. Saturday only for Kaaters-
nicta- Parlor car to Grand Hotel Station and Pho
nicia. q, b, C, s.-Leave Brooklyn via BrookIyn An
mex; clO9Q all40 a; m; s&bs.00 p. m. Jersey City,
I; 81 ss # station aai1 el0.do. alis a. m; $500. bs;2s p. N,
car to Grand Hotel Station Sundays only. sI9piiy
sdaiiy except Saturday. All other trains daily excebt
sunday, For tickets, timetable, parlor and sIeen-
ing car accommodation or Information apply olices
Brooklyn, NO. 1888 Washington street. No Isl Fulfon
street and Annex ONCE foot of Fulton street New Nav
York City, Nos. 27l, 3gS, 135, y2 Broadway. No ia
BowerysNo. ~ Park place, No, IS West 10th street.
and WestShore stations foot of West Fortysecond
street and foot of Jay street. North River. G. h.
General Passenger Agent, No. s Van.
der bilt avenue. New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
Corporation Notice.

n Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 5rH
day OF May, 1890, application was made to
the Board OF Street ana Water Commissioners
by A. J: KoezeI and others for the cons truction of
q "a inch
BRICK SEWER
HANCOCK AVE
from Congress st. to North ST, and two receiving
Easements" one on each corner of
CONGRESS ST.,
'of suitable dimensions and in accordance with the
established plan OF sewage, together with all
tenances.
Notice is also given that on the s0th day of june.
1880 the Commissioners of Assessment hled Win
their preliminary sketch sho wing what proporty
will probably be assessed aud PROBABLE amount Of
beneht 20 each lot or patcel Of land, also the proba.
BILE amount or assessment per foot OF frontage for
the said Improvement and the same is now open
20 public inspection In the Office of the Clerk OF the
Board or Street and Water Commissioners.
And notice Is also given tina the following strsets
Guided in said assessment, namely
HANCOCK AVE
from Congress st to North St.
And that the ath day OF August, 1890, at 10 o,cioek
a. M ana the nleeting room OF the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners are hereby fixed as ina
time and place when aud where the Board OF Street
ana Water Commissioners will meet TO near
parties Interested In said application, ana ali re-
monstrances against tho said Improvement that
may be presentedin writing. -
Ry order OF the Board Of Street aud Water Gem
misssloners. -
Dated Jersey CITY. July s. 1917.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
The Pioneers. Happy Day.

The Pioneer Club went to Smiths
Woods. West Bergen, yesterday and had
as guests the members Of several social
organizations. Athletic games were a
feature Of the days sport, and pretty
prizes were awarded the winners,
The 1873 yards run was won by James
Corbin, ofthe Summit Club, in Is seconds,
with James Hartshorn. of The Pioneer
Club, second.
Half mile run was an exciting event.
George Coleman, Of the Pioneers, won by
q few inches from Frank Wood, Of the
Waycrly Club.
The half mile walk was won easily by
Andrew Mallon, of the Greenyilie Club.
The two mile race was won by Henry
Mallon, Of the Germanias, with Andrew
McGill, second.
An interesting ball game was played
with teams chosen from the Pioneer and
Waverly clubs. The Pioneers were rep.
resented by Hanley, Evans, Downes,
Kelly, Holmes, Anderson, White, Watson
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
RAHROADS.

TICKET O~FFICES-4Of ST.. 7s
A 957 broadway, 15s16 Bowery. /
A$TM Battery PLACE hambe street 2sd
2E3dl4zZ burgh; cor. Newark and Hudson SITS,
%f4E/ Ho0oken. and new station Jerse
NJ City. where tickets and parlor or
sleeping car reservations and orders
for checking and transfer OF baggage can be OBJ
Trains leave Jersey city station as follows-
room com C Coaches %iheSa . HaRsiios' co 9nnscsn a. sq morn aIRwins
Tor Jamestown and Chautau4ue Lake
coaches to Bleadyi1le, Youngstown, Marion and
to Cleveland. Cincinnati and st. Louis. No extra
G.iS D. m. .d~aiiy~chicago and Grand Trunk Ex.
press: Solid Pullman train Of day and Buffet sleep
c cass Y Tondon 70 i Sssh1o. H Hatele er FsilS; liam aa,ni Rans chi ot
without change. Bunet sleeping coach to Roches-
$50. !. m. d~aiiy-chicago Express. Pullman Buffet
sleeping coaches 10 Elnfra, HornellsvilIe, James
town, Cory, Meadvilie, Youngstown. Cincinnati
Trains q stations on orange Branch. s.Is a. m,
Additional fast trains to East Orange, Orange.
Llewellyn and West Grange, Ga. s. %. n.S3 a. m, 2.S5'
Ratherford and Passaie, week days. AIS. 500. e1a
a saS' s.SS. 81. s 5gas 4 E 0i n 9. iSl s.l n9o I'll FL III so2 Is s, ,S s-s y.
ny y, M l2ls midnight. sundays 800 $50. i6.lS
S.a e = I'M M. n is'is MIA ! ass "a Ad al, s,sii trains raj =, 3
passaic, week days Sal. bI2 p. m. "
1913 flss e. ss a Hss no6 aay Fla III s16s sg 49, s a;si "a 5.is. a ss5. &
40, A4h 40 5.l2, 52s, 5.42. 5.62 60l. 6.27, 6S2, 6.42
sundays isys 70 S.oa "a So, l i6s5. i liz Noon 3; M zzOG 5si a's5 n a'is, g1S
ne Se, aas az, ssd III, pst iels P MI Ma III SsI midhnight:
s sss, s 81, ssSsa4s ia IA. III iS.is d 1i-4 ma q. a. Ha.5 S-I mid ri; As 81
s4 4. ia 4 4 n 81 I,IS' s9s, Sal;. I y ! # & ss5i ! e. ss.gSs1,
Kidgswood, week days, sssa. m' Ks. t5.ss sa ?.
Newburg ana Cornwall. week days, sos, osao am,
Goshen. week days, 500, sos. go. Nls,, a. m, liz.
S4Ss 40; ~. 10, $50 .. m SUNDAYS, 500 $50. $40
Middietown. week days, 500. 500, 10, 1915 a. M
TX / g. AZ 40 s1 L IN & Il 5 1 swp. m, Sundays, 500.
tIsaas.l 4. Gis IL $50 p - m. : sun ndgi rs, s.oo "a SO ms
Msrwick week days. 5lO, .. sOa m, liz. AS p. m.
Sundays, no q. m
Exprssss trains arrive at Jersey City from the
NWs fok 4 III IN a R z / as5j l9sS bB B m. NEW Jersey
I, Trains leave jersey City station, Erie Railway,
Kill and SSysek, 5 ssse us ss.ss se aiaaas and odo iftaS : spar mr
ls 4 S mi;d |; u aO'' s RIA 81, ss K 3 si5, s'is. 194a ? n,
! AAd | trains s te !c:rceskil and way. 5As s.57,
For Nannet, Spring valley. Monsey and Tai
ri Ew YORK AND GREENWOOD LAKE RAIL
~ way: Trains leave Jersey City station. Erie
24 a;s7 s53. ~, la.sss. s.sa, "a SIS y III e.. S Il rs !, i iois.
III il4' i Z + i9 II p x r.; Sundays. ar s.45 q. m, "a, All,
m Bi9 q If s. and q, M ! gs ! Ii week days. Us So a.
i2iieip. m. sundays day 81 d i ar a. H. 81 s.i5 si 3. M H. 10 lOi2'
Trains for Little Falls, which stop at intermedi-
$50. AZ, 5.29,' $50 0.sS. III. is'1S p. m. ST Sundays, s.iAs
Po5%pt9n, week days. ss7 a. M, 442, $40. s.85 p.
Greenwood Lake, Saturdays and Mondays only.
WI. MURPHY. 1. F. FARMER,
Sen oupt. VenA Pass. Agt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
OUR WHEELMEN.

They Had a Run to Irvington and Two
Excellent Races,
The Hudson County Wheelmen had q
happy day. They formed a pretty pro-
cession as they rode away from the cosey
club house on Com munipaw avenue with
started an their run to Milburn, where
they had two interesting club races.
Messrs. George Earl and T. r. Messeles.
and Drs. Frank Eyeland and Benedict
Were the officers of the day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
Elevated Railroad.

-.Y -7
NATTER OF APPLICATION Of HI
4 North Hudson County Railway Company for
ton Of easements and right OF way on Central ave
nue., Jersey City. Hudson county, New Jersey.
Notice to orhoni at man concern.-
Notice Is hereby given that the North Hudson
State o5f New Nayw .aSra COMPANY \ my, q s3Enorati9n Of the
strucL maintain and operate an elevated railroad
over the following route in Jersey City, Hudson
Beginning at the westerly terminus Of the eIevat-
er at or near Palisade avenue and Ravine avenue
IN Jersey City aforesaid, and running thence west
erty to Central avenue; thence ~southerly over Cen
t tfpaainsasy avenue a1a e. and across Hoeoken avenue. and
avenue TO Pavonia avenue at a point near the Hud-
son county Court House, for tho purpose of run
ming cars and carrying passengers thereon, which
cars on such elevated road shall be propelled by
in motion by stationary steam power, located at
such sonyenient point or points as may be neoes
or or public Highway; and not by locomotiys steam
strncted with double tracks for the purpose Of run
ming ears and carrying passengers thereon at a
tween. the surface Of the ground and the under
side of the lowest beam or girder Of said structure,
dIstanc es OF not less than thirty go feet apart lon
gitudinaliy. and having Obtained the consent in
hall the lands fronting on or bounded by the
and over. which such elevated railroad IS propossa
TO be built, aud having also obtained the consent of
s sas eiS9r and nda o asnsrsnsn 81 Z s SAID sl essy q r ran s :
by an ordinance entitled AN ordinance to anthor-
lLo II VI iuNtSo NcuAt9 halfway S0nlphuy TO
construct an elevated railroad through that part Of
Central avenue which lies south of Ferry street to
Hoboken avenue, with the privilege to cross Ho-
boken avenue, and also 70 cross Newark avenue
of said city on the second day OF May, A. D. 1880.
And said Company not being able by agreement 20
procure the consent of the owner or owners of
other lands fronting on or bounded by Central ave-
nue. IN Jersey CloY aforesaid, the said Company
will apply to the Honorable jonathan Dixon. one OF
the Justices OF The supreme Court Of the Stale OF New
Jersey at the Court House in Jersey City, on aatur-
day, the twelfth day q july. eighteen hundred and
ninety at ten O'Clock IN the forenoono Of said day. or
be chen ana there present upon, the application in
writing OF said Company for the appointment OF
three disintercsted. Impartial and judicious free.
holders resident In the County OF Hudson, as coma
missioners 10 examine and appraise the easem enra
or right Of passage required for such proposed ele-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05

and Harrington. The waverly team
consisted of McGill, Martin, johnson,
Thompson and Griffin. The Waverlys
o by the score Of 10 TO III. After the
games they had a feast. There was no
occasion for any OF those present to suffer
from thirst.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
NEW JERSEYS CRACK ATHLETIC CLUB.
1t Had a Lively Club Meeting Yesterday
AT Bergen Point.

1t Had a Lively Club Meeting Yesterday
AT Bergen Point.
With a good programme of~track and
field sports the athletes of the New Jer-
sey Athletic Club entertained two thou
sand spectators yesterday afternoon on
the organizations grounds at Bergen
Point. There were ten events on the
card and only club members competed.
In every event save the qnarteg-mile
championship canter prizes were award
ed to the first three mstss There WAS a
considerable display of ginger in each
competition. Ex-President Albert 9. Ste.
vens was referee, with a score or SO OF
other officials. The events and their re-
suits are summarized below
One hundred yards handicap dash
Three preliminary heats and a trial heat
for second men were run. The final heat
was wen in 10 rs seconds by M. p. Hal
pin q 10 yards), with Il. @. Putfer a 12
yards), second, and b. q. Woodruff q
yards), third.
Two mile handicap bicycle race-A. A.
Zimmerman (scratch). won in Q minutes,
16 So seconds, a yard ahead of Sydney
B. Bowman (scratchl Henry w. Fuller
(225 yards) was d~istanced.
Two hundred and twenty yards handi-
cap hurdle race-B. G.. Woodruff GA
yards), finished first, with F. G. Pntfer Il
Yard, second, and M. p. Halpin Is yards),
who beat ID. T.. Barnes (scratchl, at
the finish, third. Time, 26 3-5 seconds.
One mile handicap walk-By a dozen
yards Herman Hjertberg GO seconds).
won from jeremiah B. Heating (scratch),
in 4 minutes 81 As seconds. II. A. Haver
40 seconds). was third.
Eight hundred and eighty yards hAndi-
cap run-Ernest Hjertberg (scratch), COW
cred the curse in 2 minutes and 8 Sec
onds, whining by six yards from H. r.
Thompson 40 YARDS. with w. =. Trewin
(45 YARDS, third.
Four hundred and forty yards canter
from scratch for the Newman gold cham
pi nship medal. e. Barnes won easily
III 30 4 5 seconds. Frand Clark ran sec
ond and s. Z, Corbett was third.
Potato race from scratch-B. G.. Wood
ruff won in so 10 seconds, breaking the
record. Edward PASSOVER was second
and William A. Wade, third.
Handicap running high jump-First
prize was won by II. r. Harrington "A
inches), with 5 feet 6 inches. II. L. Spence
(scratchl, and f. f. Sliney q inchesl, tied
at 5 feet 516 inches for second prize.
Spence Q on b toss and Shney re-
ceived third prize.
r2Two-mile handicap steeplechase-AI-
Enough not attired in racing rig Willie
D.. Day. the long distance champion, gave
an exhibition of his wonderful speed.
Starting from scratch with Ernest Hjert-
berg he passed n by one all the other
competitors and soon after covering O
mile was leading. Then he withdrew.
Hjertberg won In IL minutes 80 seconds,
with j. H. Smith Il minuteI second, and
G. Bauman go SECONDLY, third.
Three-legged a c from scrBtch--Ed-
ward Hopper and Edward PASSOVER won
in 90 25 seconds. f. y. Puffer and Err
nest Hjertberg were second and E. f.
Sliney and E. +. Barnes were third.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05

waited railroad upon and over the streets. avenue or
avenues, highway or highways in front Of all lands,
tho owner Or owners Of which nave not consented
thereto and mentioned in the said application or
petition, and To assess the damages sustained,
and which will be sustained by the owner
or owners of each and every separate lot or
parcel OF land fronting on or bounded by each
street, avenue or highway, through, upon or over
which said proposed elevated railroad is TO be built.
the owner or owners OF which have not consented
thereto as aforesaid.
THE NORTH HUDSON COUNTY RAILWAY COMPANY.
J. Z. & S. A. BEssoN, JOHN II. BONN,
Attorneys for Company. President.
N. B,:-Honorable Jonatnan Dixon, Justice Of ths
Supreme Conrt, will sit on Saturday, July II. 1880,
at the hour OF one o'clock in the afternoon at the
Chancellor's Chambers First National Bank build
ing in Jersey City to hear the motion on behalf Of
The North Hudson County Railway Company for
the appointment of Commissioners in the above
matter. J. c. & ). A. BkSSON,
Company.
July /. 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
STEAMBOATS.
PROVIDENCE IIME

for BOSTON, WORCESTER, and/au
New England points. Full nights rest. Shortest
railride.
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS,
will leave Pier 30 N. h, foot Warren stree1 nj IA
I, M: daily. except sundays arriving Providence
"a. ms Boston Ll5 a. m, A fine orchestra on each
steamer. Tickets and staterooms secured at Eos-
~, 257, POI. S2I, 94 and 951 Broadway, Aston House
Windsor and Cosmopolitan Horels, all ofices N. n
transfer Goa n. \. and Brooklyn. who will call for
and cneck baggage from hotel or residence 10 des.
tnation. Telephone call. Cortlandt G,S2S.
BOSTON VIA STONINGToN LINE-PRoyT
II IDENCk. RCESTE .NARRAGANSETTPI
and WATCH HILL. Steamers RHODE ISLAND and
leave New Pier 30. N. RI. ons
oiock ABOVE canai st.. OF . Pm, Sundays excepted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
Hoboken Athletes Outing.

The Hobokep Athletic Club to the num-
Der Of 1fty went on a chowder party to
hos left the rooms of the club In the
morning and arrived at Carlstadt early in
the afternoon, when singing, athletic
sports and general m~erry-making were
INDUCED In until dark, when the party
STARTED for Hoboken, arriving az a sea-
sonable hour.