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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-19
THE BOWLING CONTESTS
What the Teams Have Done
In the Association
Race.
The SCORES AND THE AVERAGES.
Results in the Championship
Tournament Of the jersey
City Athletic Club.

The best score that has been put up in
the Amateur Bowling Associetion's series
this season is that of the Jersey City Ath-
letic Club, made ON Tuesday night in the
game with the Palmas Their score was
1859. The next best score is that of the
Palnas at Elizabeth, l,641; then follow
tho Oritanis at Hackensack against the
Jersey City Athletic Club, 1875; Oritanis
st Hackensack against Staten Island,
6es; Palmas at Staten Island, 1.604, and
Elizabeth Athletic Club at Staten Island.
1902
Tie smallest score is credited to the
0ritaiis. They made only /, 1888 at Staten
Island. 1t is the only team that mas fallen
below 1.400 but the teams stopped en-
seven occasions with an average in the
forty block. The Staten Islands quit at
400 in the game at home against the
Jersey City A. C's team. The latter
stopped in the forty slate too, as they put
down brakes at lao. The Staten Islands
total at Elizabeth WAS 1.435, and /, SO at
Haekensack
The Orftanis put up /, $50 on the Palma
alleys and / ,454 at Elizabeth. The
PalFl1as, too, went down as low as the
forties, as their total on the Jersey City
Athletic Clubs alleys WAS LOB. The
Elizabeth team is the only one in the
League that has stopped below the aver
age a
The game to be rolled next Tuesday be-
tween the Staten Islands and Jersey
Citys,i in the latter's alleys, will be the
fifteenth which win be one-haIf the
series, as only thirty games are on the
schedule.
The Staten Islands, ElizaDeths and Pal
mas have each rolled six games. and the
Jersey City Athletic Club and the ORR
tnnis have filed five engagements eacn.
Taking the totals Of the first five games
the Jersey City Athletic Club leads with
an aggregate of :, 1925, Elizabeth is next
with !. 149, Palma is third with Z, rs. Staten
Island fourth with 7,521 and Oritani fifth
and last with ,A9S
The averages for the five games are
Jersey City A. c., 1856 14-25; Elizabeth A.
G., 154 1880, Palma, 154 1880; Staten
Island A. c., $50 2l-50, and Oritani Il. G.,
149 1890
The Jersey City Athletic Clubs team
leads in the race at present with four vic
tories and one defeat Elizabeth is second
with four victories and two defeats, Palma
is third with three victories and three de-
feats, 0ritani fourth with two victories
ana three defeats, and Staten Island last
with one victory and five defeats.
The record is as follows
Bowling League Records.
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I a5c-Solid Leather Pocket Books; regular s3c
| ssc- Chateiaine Bags worth fully Csc.
l s4c-Fine Leather Lined Satchels; regular
4 price, 9sc.
/ 9c-I.adies' Plated Cuff Buttons; regular 15c
3Sc Fine Brilliant Stone Ear rings; were 44c
and 4sc.
Tsc-Solid Gold Rings for boys and misses
| $1.4S-Ladies' Solid Gold Cuff Buttons, $l.9S.
S79S-ReaI Astrachan Fur Gapes were $l0.4s.
sSRes siS ss aa Saps Ssr ws SIS
7gc--Gray Coney Mutfs; were 9Sc.
$1.59-ChiId's Natural 0possum sets; were
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roc YARD-Black Spanish Guipure Flouncing;
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OF BARGAINS EVER BEFORE THE people.
4 Few Bargain Quotations Here.
NO BRAMcH STORES.
Everything Else Reduced.


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10c--Fancy Bottled Extracts; regular l5c to
Csc.
&c. Fancy Glass Pitcher Extracts: were csc.
13c- Package Fine Writing Paper; were 1sc.
64c-Figured Silk Chair Scarfs; regular soc.
be- Bottle of good Gold Paint; worth 10c.
6c-Dozen Skeins OF French Embroidery Cot
ton.
15c-Dozen skeins Filling SILK
sc--Dozen Spools of yd. Embroidery Silk
10c-Stanped Linen Goods: regular i5e.
20c- Stamped Linen Goods; regular price, 25c
to $50
6c-Stampsd Button Bags, &c; regular &C.
19c-Sachet Cushions, Handkerchief and Glove
79c-Hand Painted Chair Cushions; were ssc
$i.l9-AIi S1.4s Hand Painted Piacques.
1c--Doz 1 hole Pearl Buttons, sizes
3c-Doz Dress and Cloak Clasps; regular Ice
to Ice.
slSc-Doz Fine Metal Dress Buttons; regular
12c to l9c
sc-Doz Cloak size. Metal Buttons, regular
15c to Csc.
sc-For 50 Yards Spool silk.
6c-For 100 Yards Spool SILK.
11c- For Dozen Spools Button Hole Twist
4dc Yards inch Silk Pushes; regular 55c.
63c YARD-24 inch silk Pushes; regular 75c.
Ssc YARD-Superior Quality Colored Silk
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l6c-5O Styles Leather Purses; were Zoe and
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The Scots are arranging for another
boxing and wrestling tournament
Lau, the champion amateur heavy
weight wrestler, objects TO going 10 the
Quaker City to meet the crack wrestler
of the Schuylkill Navy. He is willing to
meet the Philadelphian in this vicinity
The watches furnished for the winners
in the recent tournament were aceo8Da-
MED by a guarantee of the dealer. The
watches have been tested and the cases
have been found TO be five carats short in
weight The club has called them in and
viii return them to the dealer.
There was a goodly number of young
sters at the Lori1lards' gymnasium Friday
night.
The committee of the A. A. u, has no.
titled Cahill to appear before the commit
tee for trial on February 6. He is entitled
to have five members of the club with
him to act as counselors and advocates
The Wayne athletes shook the dust
from the gymnasium apparatus last
night
/ Since the Waynes took possession OF
the new club room the interest in bowl
ing has departed.
The Kenslngton Athletic Club will
practiced at the gymnasium last evening
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 18th
ad aS q and %ater b
henry Prigso and Sthsrs fer the improvement OF
MANHATTAN AVENUE.
anu '"e nor ''' BLh Xix STREET,
ia the following manner, including all intersec-
10 have the street for the full width thereof
filling the same 10 the esiabiisned grade
10 have new blue stone ia ggipg feet wide laid
10 nave new bridge stone crosswalks laid.
And all other work done that may be necessary
10 complete the improvement in a good and sub
Notice L also given that on the 18th day of Janu
AIRY. 1880 the Commissioners OF Assessment filed
VII the B0ard OF street ana water commissioners
Will probably be assessed and the probable amount
probable amount OF per foot Of frontage
for the said Improvement, and the same is
Of tie Board Of Street and Water conisscners
and notice is also given that the following streets
ana avenues or particular sections thereof are in
Guided In said assessment, namely
GERMANIA AVENUE,
MANHATTAN AVENUE
BIEEKER STREET
HUTTON STREET.
GERMANIA AVENUE
to APPOINT abont l Ri,,s ffst saSs thereof
GERMANIA AVENUE
to point about 1024 feet east and 1l24 feet west
LINCOLN STREET.
ZABRISKI STREET
about 100 feet east aud 10 feet west.
THORNE STREET
ION zABRIsKI STREET
about 100 feet east ind 100 feet west.
BLEEKER STREET ton the South Side)
GERSANIA AVENUE
about 100 feet east and 100 feet west.
MANHATTAN AVENUE ION the North Side,
' GERMAxIA. AVENUE
/ about 100 feet east ana t0,feet west
( And that the Sd day of March. 1890. at 1l
o'clock a. M, and the meeting of the Board OF
4 Street and Voter Commissioners are hereby fixed
Us the time and place when and where the Board Of
Street and Water Com missioners win meet Co hear
parties Interested in said application and all re
I in0netranGes against the said Improvements that
7 may be presented in writing.
By order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
cEoRefs 4. BoUToN,
Dated Jersey city, Januafy Il. 1850.
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Notice to Contractors.

G EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the office of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners on Monday. February 5. 1891 at ten
O'Clock a. III. for the construction of a sewer In
from
MONMOUTH STREET
BRUNSWICK STREET
in accordance with plans and specifications on file
in the Office OF The Chief Engineer corner OF Jersey
avenue and Mercer street. Where blank forms Of
bid and agreement OF sureties must be obtained.
ESI INNATE OF QUANTITIES
About $50 liueal feet OF 24inch hr lex sewer.
About 900 liueai feet of piles
About $500 feet y. u. of sIringers.
About new receiving basins
About 10000 feet u. N. of flooring
About 10 cubic Yards of concrete
About 10 cubic yards of stone masonry
Time allowed for the completion of the work
Eixty l6tD working days.
The making OF the above Improvement and award
of the contract therefor will be subject TO the re-
tomore than one-half the assessment therefor
NO city Official viii be accepted as surety nor will
q substitution of sureties be allowed
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes
street. directed to "E a. Dugan, ESQ.
Chairman Of Committee on Streets and sew
ers," and handed TO the clerk of the
Board in open meeting when called for In the
order OF business relating TO sealed proposals.
The attention OF bidders is especially called to
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city until the Dondsmen offered by the con
traitor have been approved by the Board of Fin
ance, the President OF said board having power to
By order OF the Board Of Street and Water Com
missioners.
GEO. T. BoUToN. CLERK.
Dated Jersey City, January II. 1880.
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GHERIFFs SALEM cHANCERY OF NEW
pstween the provfdent Institution for Savings in
Jersey City complainant and Anna '. Jackson,
81 ia. for sale OF mortgaged premises.
Returnabie February Term, 1880.
Earl Inslev. Solicitor.
and delivered shah sell BY public vendue at +. q:
Moloerss Real Estate and auction Rooms No. Al
THURSDAY, the Thirteenth day Of February.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises with the appurten.
ances being the same described ip said writ, that
Al tSat certain lot of land and premises, situate
farm * Cornelius Van Worst new dec deceas sai1
made for him by Joseph F. Bridges and flied in the
june sl Is Known and distInguised as lot 9 num-
Der fourteen AL III block number thirty-six 1851
and rear by one hundred tluoI feet deep on each
Dated January j. 1890.
ROBERT DAVIS. sherin.
GHERlfF.s SALE - IN cHANcERY OF NEW
PetWeen John J. Duff complainant. and Mary j.
Buckley. ct al, defendants,
r. i sST sa Ts OF mS 70 1 premises
John w Heck, olicitor
BY virtue OF the aAove stated writ 10 me direct
+ G. woiberts Teal Estate and Anetion Rooms. No @.
~ Montgomery street. Jersey City,
isso y ~ -
at two o'clock in the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises with the appurten-
anees. bein the described in said writ, that
Is TO say
All those certain lots of lana and premises stu
ateG in the City OF Jersey City, IN the County of
Hudson and state q New Jersey. aud which on q
son, made by jacob Weart trustee, Jersey City.
N. t. and filed in the clerks NOW Registcr's) Office
Of Hudson County. are known and distinguished as
lots numbered sixty-four 49, sixty-five tG5) and
sixty.six 6 in block numbered three hundred and
thirtynne $3.50 fronting on Woodward street. Be
ing the premises conveyed 10y Jacob Weart
trustee of the estate Of Mary Z slsson TO William
ley, by deed bearing even date with the mort
gage hsid by complainant said mortgage having
been given 70 secure part Of the consideration
therefor.
ROBERT DAVIS. Sheriff.
CHERIFF's SALEM cRANcERY OF NEW JER
- SLY.
Between John Mullins complainant and Jonn
O'Keefe ct al defendants.
HI. IA, for sale or mortgaged premises.
RetnrnabIe October Term, a. d. 1889.
COLLINS & COaBIN. Solicitors
The sale under above-stated writ stands ad-
5onrned Thursday. January 30. AID 1880. at F. @.
Wolnert's real estate and auction rooms, No. II
Montgomery street, Jersey City at o'clock p. m.
ROBERT DAVIS, Sheriff.
Dated, January 9, A. D., 1880.
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JERSEY CITY AMATEUR LEAeUE.
THE PAIRS An n.
Bowling Tournament OF the Jersey city
Athletic Club.

Bowling Tournament of the Jersey CITY
Athletic Club.
The bowlers OF the Jersey City Athletic
Club were on the alleys last night partici-
pating in or watching the contests in the
individual tournament
Thirty-two have entered and they have
been paired off into sixteen pairs. zach
pair rolls series Of three out of Ave
games. The loser retires from the CON
TEST n
The sixteen winners will be paired and
eight will retire. The eight winners viii
be paired in the third round and tins viii
The contest be continued until two meet
~ the final and the winner will become
the champion.
The champion will have TO defend the
title early and often, and ere the season
terminates there will ne several nanles in
the Inst OF those who have held the
honor.
In the series played several stars have
SCI. J. 3. Cnrran Defeated Hewetson, A.
Harriet defeated Wadleigh, c. Bonley de-
fsaued Wins. III. A. Wall defeated w
Richards, G. Lockwood defeated A. Dus-
enberry, and j. l.. Walser defeated W. {.
Kerth. The pairs last night were L. W.
-Anness against w. ). McIlroy, E. Klein
0galnst scudder and e. r.. Caben against
ID. IL Lockwood.
-nIAkAoy Woi III tne IOurtn game. HIS
scores were 205, 1876, 173 and ISL. Anness,
scores We're 10. 49, 1853 and 1868.
Klein won In three straight games.
His totals were 1855 1893 and 49, send
der,s scores were l52, 155 and $50.
Cabell won in four games from D. Fl
Lock WOOL. The scores were 15l-IS5, 1866
us. ie4- 1872 and 1851
The tournament win be continued at
fTery opportunity until the championship
Is decided.
The Battle OF the Seconds.
The fact was exclusively announced in
THE News yesterday that the second team
OF the Jersey City Athletic Club had won
al Elizabeth The score was J. c. A. C.,
,4sa: Elizabeth A. c., 1,406 Cabell led
for the Jersey City's with 1888
A. Starrets was close second with 1871.
Captain Hewetson was out OF form and
twenty block. A. Dickson who
had had two open frames in
bis anxiety to pilot a good ball down the
alley forgot he was chewing gum and
swallowed the quid. 1t annoyed him,
and his bowling was rocky after the mis-
hap.
This victory gives the seconds of the J..
q. a. g. a good lead tor the trophy. They
have clear record Of games
Won, having defeated the Eliza
beth team twice and the Palma's once,
The Palma's seconds have won one
and lost two. They defeated the Eliza
beth team and lost game 10 the Eliza
beth and the j. C. A. G. The Elizabeth
have three defeats and one victory
Enssell Leads In the Race.
In the contest for the gold headed UNI
hgeI p Tered as a prize by Colonel Brown
III the bowler putting up the higIies
score w bis alleys during the month
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Inc independents lead IN the race
Of the Jersey City Amateurby
Bowling League, but hold the place
neck as the Fairmounts are close to
them, with the Centurys well up.
The Volunteers, Lafayettes and Cen
trails follow in the order named. The
record is as follows
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Of the Clerk OF the Beard of Street and Water
Commissioners.
or avenues particular sections thereof are in
cluded IN said asss ssnent namely
from 100 feet west Of -
to the Hackensack River
BEACON AVENUE.
: ''- ~ -'e' " SUMMIT AVENUE
NELSON AVENUE.
HOPKINS AVENUE,
S- = '''' eI sGMHTr AVENUE
coLLARD STREET
BEVAN STREET,
WALNUT ALLEY
VAN WART ALL Y
CoLLARD SIRE
ST. PAUL's AVENUE
BEACON AVENUE.
HURON AVENUE,
VAN WART AVENUE
BEACON AVENUE.
NELSON AVENUE
A''n ' VAN MART AVENUE
10 NV ''e' A'i BEACON AVENUE.
SkiLI.MAE AVENUE
'i0''' ~ VAN WART AVENUE
TO its nor therly terminus.
GERMANIA AVENUE
i'0'" '0V As'' VA VAN WARr AVENUE
70 its northerly terminus.
TONNELE AVENUE,
i'0m l'0 feet n yas Il %ARr AVENUE
81. pAuL's AVENUE.
BERKL.EY PLACE.
''o"- ST. PAuLs AVENUE
to its north erly terminus.
SEAMAN AVENUE,
nun 81 PAub's AVENUE
10 poins about S7a feet north thereof.
LAkCA AVENUE,
ST. PAULs AVENUE
COVERT STREET.
iron" ST. pAuL's AVENUE
to point about $50 feet north thereof
LAHCH AVENUE,
IRON pEy STREET
10 point about 9O9 feet south thereof.
WEST SIDE AVENUE,
ST. PAUL's AVENUE
to point about so feet north thereof.
LEWIS AVENUE,
it0i" ST. PAULs AVENUE
to point about SO feet north thereof.
JAMES AVENUE.
''o" ST. PAULs AVENUE
TO a point about 325 feet north thereof.
CHARLOTTE AVENUE.
from 100 feet north Of
CHERRY LANE
10 point 300 feet north Of ST. Paul's avenue.
DEFY STREET,
~" ToNNELE AVENUE
CHARLOTTE AVENUE.
JAMES AVENUE,
from ieO feet mort Of
DEFY STREET
| AMELIA STREET,
from 100 feet north Of
| DEFY STREET.
HAI.SEX. AVENUE
i-'''' ~ ST. PAULis AVENUE
I to 275 feet northor 81
| from $50 feet south Of
ST.. PAuL's AVENUE
! to 255 feet north Of
ST. PAULs AVENUE
HOWELL STREET
/ from n Y. SusquehannH and Western r. r. 70
CHARLOTTE AVENUE.
DUFflELD AVENUE
! from a point 20O feet south OF
Sfs'PAUIfss AVENUE aes4a5
to point 275 feet north of
ST PAUL'S AVENUE
AND that the Sd day OF March. 1893 at ter
O'Clock a. m. and the meeting room OF the foard o
| Street and Water Commissioners. are hereby Axes
ae the time and psace when and where the Board o
Street aud Water Commissioners vii meet 70 hea
parties Interested IN said application and all re
monstrance5 against the said Improvement tina
By order Of the Bosrd Of Street and Water Com
\ misssioners. y ~
Dated 1eraey CITY. Ian. II.
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"
thence q a0ineh brick circular sewer to the Hack
ensaek River Ia accordance with the established
plan u sewerage, together With all the necessary
inannOies. rccefvjng basins and appnrfeuances.
Notice - also given that on the It'll day Of Janu,
airy 1890 the Commissioners Of Assessor fled with
the Rcard Of Street and WAFER Commissioners they
beng the legal SUCCESSORS OF the Board or Public
W0yEsi their preliminary sketch showing what
property will probably be assessed and Inc proc
able amount or beneht 70 each lot or parcel Of
land also the probable amount OF essncnt per
foot of frontage for the SAID Improvement and the
same 10 now open 10 public inspection In tie Office
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-19

A large audience assembled at the Net
ropoIitan Rink, Greenville, last night, to
see the race between Anderson and
Philips They were disappointed An
derson was present and willing, but
Philips failed TO materialize and was not.
hard from
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nary. 1889, the Commissioners OF Assessment filed
4hey being the legal successors Of the Board Of
Public Works. their preliminary sKetcn. showing
properly will probably be assessed aud the
probaflie amount of benefit to each lot or parcel
OF land also the probable amount OF assessment
per foot OF frontage for the said IMPROVEMENT
and the same IL open TO public inspection in
the ONCE OF the clerk OF the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners:
And notice is also given that the following streets
Guided In said assessment. namely
SIBERIAN AVENUE,
from ,,,-,, ,,,,r
BOWERS STREET;
BOWERS STREET,
from ,... .,,,,>,,,y
70 a point about Is feet south thereof
And that the ID DAY OF March. 1890, at
10 O'clock a. m. and the meeting room OF the
hoard of Street and Water Commissioners are
hereby fixed as the time aud place when and where
the Board of Street and water Commissioners will
meet 10 hear parties Interested In said application
and all emonstranres against the said improve
me MT that may he presented in writing.
BY oruer OF the Board OF Street ana Water Com
GEORGE t. BoUToN.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. January II. 1890.
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Paterson Is conn mined.

Daniel Paterson, OF No. 20l Webster
avenue, was committed for trial on a
charge Of passing d Worthless cheek on
Claus Williams, Of No. 81 Bowers street.
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Jake Russell now leads with a score of
22I. Secretary Hulse, of the League, is
second with 2I5.
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE is BEREBy GIVEN THAT on THE
lV 18Th day OF November iet. aUpiic alton
70 the Board OF street and Water commissioners by
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BOWERS STREET.
ttons.
IT, have the streets for the full width thereof
graded 70 the established grade by excayAting or
Milling the same TO The established grade.
To have new 0inch curb set on either side there
Of
To have the present curb reset and new 2oinch
curb set where peeessary-
- sidewalk.
To have the carria9eway paysd win Belgian
block pavement.
And all other work done that may be necessary
70 provide for the how the surface water aud to
complete the Improvement In a good and substan-
riai manner
Notice il also given that on the day OF Jan 18th
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CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 9TH
~ dag OF May, 1883 application made TO the
Board OF Public Works by C. IL. CARING and others
for the construction OF O 2finch brick oval sewer
ST. PAUL's AVENUE
from