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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-23
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The fleet riders of tbs Hudson County
Whcelmen will have a chance to win
medals and honors near home. The
Northern New Jersey Fair Association
have offered 500 in prizes for bicycle
races on September 30. October 1. 2, and 8
at Dundee Park. On the first day there
viii be u half mile ordinary, one mile
safety and one mile ordinary; second day.
one mile ordinary, one mile safety and
two nile ordinary; third day, one mile
safety, three mile safety and one mile
ordinary; fourth day, three mile ordinary,
Two mile safety aud one mile ordinary.
On the fifth and last day a five mile con
test. open to all the winners of previous
races, will he run. Entries close on
September 90 with secretary N. N. ]. f.
A.. room No. s, First National Bank
Building, Paterson.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will
have q moonlight run next Friday to
South Orange. They will start from the
club house at half past seven.
victors and v~anqaished.
The results of championship games
played yesterday follow:-
Atlantic Association-New Haven. 6;
Newark, 0. Harrisburg, 2; Lebanon, l.
: National League-New York, s; Pitts
burg, s. Chicago, a; Brooklyn. l.
Z: Cincinnati, s.
Players League-New York, 6; Pitts
burg, 8. Cleveland, s; Brooklyn, l..
Philadelphia, 16; Buffalo, g.. Boston, 10;
Chicago, 2.
American Association-Toledo. 4; SYRIA
cuse, 8. Rochester, 4. St. Louis, l.
Today's Card.
Atlantic observation-disclosures at Har-
risburg; New Haven at Newark.
National League-New York at Pitts
burg.
Players League-No games scheduled.
American Observation-Disclosures at st.
Louis; Baltimore ut Toledo; Syracuse at
Columbus; Rochester at Louisville.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-23


Jimmy Larkins, the clever pugilisr. has
opened a saloon at the corner of Railroad
avenue and Colgate street.
The final games for the A. A. ~. base
ball championship Of the United States.
between the N. J. A. q. and the Detroit
Athletic Club, will be played in New
York city commencing Saturday, Septem-
Der 81. The other dates will be Septem-
Der 90, October 1, and October A.
The Lorillard Athletic Association will
meet tonight to elect officers and pos
sihly dispose of the title, debaters.
The New Jersey State Sportsmen's As
ISOLATION, according to notification by
President AL Heritage, will hold a meet
ing at No. S42 Broad street, Newark, on
Saturday evening, September 81, at s
p. N. Inc purpose Of the call is to con-
slider the propriety of holding a State
tournament some time in October.
: The Crescent Swimming Club has or
gained. The officers are:-Harry Myers,
president; J. ]. Moran, vice-presldent; G.
f. Dillen, financial secretary; Chris Hold
erman, corresponding secretary: George
Lowy, treasurer; f.. A. Gilligan. captain.
1t Will have Its initial contest next Sun
day..
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Public Notice.
REPoRT No. 60 OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT.

REPORT No. 60 OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE coM-
IN missioners of Adjustment In and for the City
Inc Count County eagi n aspD.I Under ~ ana ade By SfV virtae q the
provisions OF Chapger CXH OF the Laws of 1886. en-;
collection OF arrearagcs OF unpaid taxes. assess.
snsfs a AND W wmnp rates s or WAFER iaST, rents J IN cues : s Sr .nis
ana lien in Lou and instead OF such arrearages, and
the sais Of lands snbjeeted to future t%asation and
~ssessments. passed March sDtn, 1896, have, made.
latIng 70 and affecting delinquent land, situated
within thin the hS r following described ! nouR Ra;a ssre.t -
Division street east by Erie, street. from Thirteenth
Erie street 10 Brunswick Street; east BY Brunswick
street, from Tenth street to sixth street, south by
street. and west BY 1I piuision street. from sixth
street to thirteenth street, and more particularly
B Bloek 81 81. iot I ! E I saa 4 5 Erie st :.
Block 2S6. lots II and IL, Tenth st
Block 20, lots IS. "a, Is and IL, Tentht
B BlSek S sss' i Ios g. 8, 35 sTssy awe awe
Block ~, lot ~, Jersey ave
h nISsk Is Is, 1879 lsss s. 8. 4 Z. q sI saS e & Eleventh Eleventh & .
Block 2sh part OF lot !, Erie st
Block 81, ttots y ana ): twelfth s.
s ELSE S Ks, i los e e, Tsirtssnfh s. St
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- lOto N II y, lnlrLeenLl -
Block 2ss. lots 9 and a, Erie st
Block 2ss. lot D, Erie st
Block 2s, iot n. Jersey ave
block IS, lot IS, Twelfth ST
BECK 2Ss, part of lot L, Erie st
Block IS. part Of LOT G, Erie sc
clock ssS lot !, Jersey ave
B Bl 81 Ss lots 70 I, Jersey ave
Block sza parts OF lots y. 81 81 and 8, rlevAnth st
BLOCK VA II j. Jersey ave
block s4, lot 4. twelfth St
s sISes 81 81 e, j y ana Y Eleventh
Block s2t, lot 8, Eleventnst
Block S24, lot IL, Eleventh St
s sISss S. S It's It's 3, : g. sn 4 { kn ss &. Th az :
s slock s q lots Z and y Golesss
biock 30l, lot l. Coles sc
Siock So. lots 2 lands, Coles st
B Bioek ssl. sot Coles St
lsISef s ssI.. i ios !, M SonHaoasa s. s.
Block Vi, lots Is and &. Monmouth
s sllocs S y lots Z and = Monmpush
block SGl, lots "a ana s. twelfth st
slock SSs. lots =. = and 4 Coles st
Block s62, lot &. Coles st
BLOCK S62 Ions . and 10. Twelfth st
B Sioes s W i loas j j a q 81 + b, IT TbIrts s.
Block So2. lot Il, Twelfsh ST
bloek ~. iots u ana 9. Thirteenth st
Block %5, lot 4, Iweifshs So
Block 80. lots 5, &. z, i, Monmouth st
Block $40, lots II and l6, Brunswick sc
Block 396, lots ~ and ~, Brunswick st
Block Sj, lots q, q. IS and "A, Brunswt
Block W., lots 3. 10, II, II i. Eleventh st
block s96, lot 10, Eleventh st
Block $50. lots Is TO 16 q, Eleventh st
Block 396. lots IL TO ii d. Eleventh sc
BLOCK $50, lots Is, IA II. Eleventh st
Block $50, lots Is and 26 Twelfth st
Book $40, lots q and Is. twelfth SC
Block S96. lot 20. twelfth ST
Block 3y5. lot Il, Twelfth Sc
BLOCK 1896. lot Il. Twelftn Sc
Block 5sV, lot II. Twelfth st
Block Si, loL1 II, brunswick st
Block va, lot Is, BrunswicK Sc
BLOCK 5Sl, lots II, % Is. "a, Brunswick 8
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Chamnionship RECORD.
LEAGUE.


The Dauntless Yacht Club will give a
chowder party at Clifton. Staten Island,
next Sunday. The entire fleet will be
saeht, and a good time may be expected.
The Dauntless boys are all good fellows,
and as jovial Captain Clark will have
charge of the commissary department no
one will suffer for want of edibles.
Fired" Hines is going to bring his dog
Bismark along with him, and will back
ing a sea voyage without getting sick.
Gen. w. L. Albeit is cruising in the
Governors steam yacht New Jersey. He
called at the Pavonia's club house at the
Atlantic Highlands yesterday.
The Pavonia Y. C. will have a dinner
at the new club house on Sunday. 1t will
he the last Ieast of the season at its sum
mer home.
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westerly along centre line OF st. Paul's avenue to
Nelson avenue; thence southerly along centre line
ofNelSOn avenue to Newark avenue; thence west
erly along centre line OF Newark avenue to Ton
nele avenue; thence no-therly along cent ire line
OF Tonnele avenue TO Spruce street; thence east
erly along centre li15 of Spruce streerto CoIlafd7
street; thence ~scntnerly along centre line of Col
intersects CoIlard street; thence easteriy along
SAID line and Hicks street 10 summit avenue;
thence southerly along centre line OF summit ave
nue. to tne place OF beginning.
Eighth Precinct-At aS Tonnele avenue. Bound.
ed as folows:-Bsginning at northwest corner of
Newark and Tonnele avenues: thence westerly
along Newark avenue to HackenRack River thence
northerly along the line OF Hacksnsack River co
Penhorn Creek; thence along Penhorn Creek to q
point where Manhattan avenue extended inter
scots said creek; thence along said line and Man :
haitian avenue to Tonnele avenue; thence south
erly along Tonne.e avenue to the place Of begin
ming.
Done In accordance with an act of the Legislature
of the state of New Jersey, entitled San act TO
regulate elections" ap pro we'd April Is, 1871, and the
supplements thereto.
City Clerks office, jersey City. September % 1880.
JOHN +. SCOTT,
CITY Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-23

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-MRs. WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SyRup should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer
at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by re-
lieyipg the child from pain, and the little cherub
pleasant to TASTE. It soothes the child. softens
the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
late the bowels. and IS the best known remedy
y hoea, whether arising from teething or
oil er Q ,ses. Twenty five cents a bottle..*.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-23
The Enigma san champion.

The twenty-five foot catboar Enigma,
built by Thomas Riddle, of Oceanport,
aud belonging to Fred Oakes, of Little
Silver, N. j., has again shown her super
ior sailing qualities by recently defeating
the Undine, owned by Clinton james. Of
Red Bank, and the winner in her class Il
The regatta Of the New York Yacht Rae
ing Association. The race between the
Enigma and the Undine set at restsall
doubts as to the seagoing qualities of the
former, for the race wasosailed ia the
lower bay, three miles to windward and
return In d rough sea and reefing breeze,
the Undine being defeated by twenty-five
seconds. The Enigma has neve suffered
defeat and her builder Is justly
proud of the reputation his boats have
earned us the fastest OF their class in the
country. Her owner is SO confident of
The Enigma's ability that he has 4 stand-
Ing challenge to any boat of her size for
1900 OF over, but this challenge. although.
published in the New York papers last
July has never been accepted, no one ap-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-23
ATHLETIC TURNER'S.
They Hadsa Successful Picnic ana Games
Yesterday.

They Hadya Successful Picnic and Games
Yesterday.
The weather was not pleasant yester-
day for an, outing. vet 1900 people assem-
bled at Caledonian Park in the afternoon
to attend the picnic and witness the
games of the Jersey City Turn Verein.
That they had a jolly time it is needless
to state, for they were happy Germans
There were present large delegations
from the Hudson City, Hoboken;; Green
and every German singing socI.
ETY. in the city was represented.
The athletic events were exciting. as the
entries were many The members, too,
gave exhibitions of turning and showed
great proficiency. The exhibition was
rapturously a~pplauded. One event that
eliciteu applause and laughter was the
rope climbing, in which the small boy
was afforded a chance. A rope wal at
tached TO a crossbeam thirty feet from the
ground. To this crossbeam was fastened
Il hoop . filled with toys suspended
to the hoop by a slender cord.
Every boy who reached the top
was rewarded by plucking a toy. Two
or three hundred youngsters clamored
for a han TO make the ascent. Many
failed IN the attempt, a difficult feat, but
il did not take many minutes to clean the
hoop of the fifty prizes.
The result OF the races were as fol-
lows:-
One hundred yards run for the junior
class was won by O. Bartram in IL sec
onds; H. Miehaeli won second prize and
LeFinck third honor.
Tbe two hundred and twenty yards run
for the juniors was won by NJ. Davis in 80
seconds. q. Blerman was second and +.
Sehnaibel third. i.
The ono hundred yards run for seniors
was run by 4. Stellman IN IL seconds. j..
Schlegel was a close second.
The team of the Jersey City Verein won
the silver trophy in the competition ON
the parallel and horizontal bars. The
winning team, which was under com
mand of Captain George Keillen, consists
Of Messrs. J. Schlegel, J.Dierker. j. Giles,
r. Stellman. g. Schmidt. NJ. Koelsch,, Il.
Stellman, J. Kehr and H. Schniedtuth.
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Strikes, Spares and Breaks.

The annual meeting of the Bergen
Bowling Club will be held at Henn's
alleys, No. 642 Newark avenue, Wednes-
day evening, October /.
Henn's alleys have been engaged by
clubs for every evening in the week, save
Saturday, which is reserved for public
bowling.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-23

parentiy being willing to contest the
claims of the Enigma TO the champion
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-23

Send or Mail to our office, corner Park and Clinton avs, or p. o
YOU a handsome Picture. Nw -
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FLOCK 81, % 9 {. M asa1neSsh &
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Ss 8 ~ i ioSs ] ! 9.sII: siasR ss
b aISSs i H. l Ia'i d Il ssi L + It 'i1sh
Block 4s, lots 25, %. q. 2. Seventh st
P BIoek IL. i Ios g. q, s ssvsntn Sc Sc
b hIock ~ H lots Y and ~ Division C
Elock u. lIot 4. Branswick st
Block All, lot &, Seventh Sc
BIock Al. lots i g seventies
s slocs a H, I 1875 y = s e e i s s.
blosk AZ, lets i g I. seventh
slSsk ~ n. los I i si &. Eighth + st
Block AZ lots p I 81 g q % Eighth ct
s siSek III III i lSs. 81 i, & 3. D DiyisiSa s Z
s sloSk Is u, LIS lsss II u. Il i. s. s. s. 3, b blgsss 4
Block ais. lots Ii and z, Pavonia av
B BlocE s als. 1919 g g a ana i: i, F Fsyyonis awe awe
Block 4lS. lots "a and 2S PavoniaAvs
Block 4l6. lots - and H. Pavonia ave
block 41s. lot Z, brunswick 81
Block 4l9, lots s 70 I. Brunswick SC i1G
Biock 4ly. lots 9 and 10. paYonia ave
Block 4lg, lots II and u, Pavonia avs
Block 4i9, lots l3 and IA, Pavonia ave
Block AZ, lots i g PA; Pavonia ave
Block AZ, lots q. z, q 4 Division ct
Block 40. lots 1, I. S,4 Brunswick 50
Block ~ lots 3. 10. II, II, Ninth st
block 4Ai lots ID and IA, Ninth st
Block 40, lots Is and l6, Ninth st
Block 40, lots IL IS. Is, 20. division 81
block 42y, lots q and Y. Division st
Block a1, lots Is. %, q. g. Tenth st
Block 4u, lots %. 80, 81. 50, Tenth Sc
Block Az lots l, 2, s 4, Brunswick &c
Block Az lots s and 6, Brunswick q
Block AZ, lot A, Eleventh st
Block AZ, lot B, Eleventh st
Block AZ, lot @, Eleventh st
Block AZ, lot 4. Eleventh SC
Block Az lot + Eleventh st
Block ~, lots . and 10. Eleventh 50
Block Az, lots II ami IL, Eleventh st
Block *, lots II y. - 10 Eleventh st
Block AZ, lots II and IL, Division So
Block Az, lots 10 and ~. Division sc
Block Az, lots q and u, Division sc
Block ~. lots Is and Il, Division st
Block ~. lots q, q, q, Is, Twelfth st
Block ~. lots ~. y, 81 and 81. Twelfth gt
Block KS. lots l and 2. Bruins wick st
Block 423. lot 8. Bruns@ick st
BLOCK 423, lot a. brunSwfck st
Block 423s lots s, 8, Z, 8. Brunswick
Block AS, lot 0, Twelfth st
Block 42S. lot 10, Twelfth st
Block 42S. lot II, Twelfth st
BLOCK 423. lots II and IS, Twelfth at
Block 418. lots "A, Is, IL. II, Twelfth st
Block AZ, part lots Is and %. Thirteenth st
Block 423. lot IL. Twelfth st
BLOCK e. lots q 4, e. 81, 81. Thirteenth st
Block 423 lot 81. Thirteenth st
Block 428, part of lots 10, 20, u, q, Division sc
Anu the said Court has nxed saturday. Octob8E
11tn. 1890. ar the Court House. In the City OF Jer-
sey City, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, as the time
and place for hearing any objections that may be
made TO the assessments, charges and liens liked
and certified by the Commissioners of Adjustment,
in said report when and where all parties Interested
therein may be heard.
Dated Jersey City. September, IS. 1890
IN MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF the County Of Hudson.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE .EIvED BIZ
on Monday. Sept q, 1880. at ten O'clock a. m. for
the building and erection OF a Stand Pipe at the
High Services Reservoir on
SUMMIT AVE.
Il accordance with plans and speciications for
corner of Jersey avenue and Mercer street.
where blank forms OF bid and agreement Of suretiss
must be obtained.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed Proposals for erection of stand pipe"
mittee on Pumping ana Reservoirs" and handed
to the Clerk Of the Board In open meeting when
called for in the order OF business relating 70
sealed proposals.
No city official will be accepted as surety, nor will
a substitution OF stireties be allowed.
This Board reserves the right to reject any or all
to do.
GEO. r. HouToN.
Clerk.
Dnted Jersey CITY. Septemher IL. 1890.
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Watb fir SPLITTER!

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NET g. Sruar, g~robbanSeIs Drosuifen,
Solebo, Ohio.
BaIbtnG 8innan& Marlin, grob.
banOels'S rosuifen, fOlebo, Sbiu.
Sal's aatarrb BUR nirb innerIid senon,men
uno nirtt brett auf bas BIut uno Sic fdIei.
mt9en Sberfddeu bes Sbfems. 3tuaniGe
ret ptrianbt. Rreis rs gexts fir bic GIaf&e.
Sertauft bon allen apotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-26
Mit eodrOades, @stuen, gsamsem &c.

If fein ~ansenebmes Sausbalten. Das pirt.
famfe unb ~ausbauernbfte Mittel in, spei ODER
btei NG9te Rough on Rats. YuIber 3u itreuen,
mnb Stpar unbermif9t. Streue es in unb nm
bic @rube berum unb in bte Gb3ugsr0t :sn.
Sn anbern @orsen ftiIe bic abanssrS6ren
gut aus uno fdnmtt. DE Snieften bonn 8oben
bis gum 8eIsr perben ser19pinben. Das
@ebeimniS liest Oarin, bab, no INNER bic Su>
ieften fid &ass iiber aufhaIten, fe bes Nadts
in bic gbsussfanale nm BaGer eeben miiFen.
sic fonuen aber Rough on Rats int 8aGer
nidt Sertrasen. Dies 1T bas f&reafe unb au.
friebenfelenOfe MitteI. Oa Rough on Rats
elm Gift III, folte Is auf biefe 8eife nur bes
Na@ts sebrau9t iperben unO frib am anbern
Moraen ipeasefpiIt perbsn. Sine anbere art
unb 8eife il, elm gblOfel bol Rough on Rats
nit einem baIben @funb braunen 8u6erS au
bsrmifden nnb biefe Mifduas auf papier ober
Selern an ben Sbieren ausdnsli@en @ldsen
uub auSer benz 8ereid Der Rinber ~auf3uftellen.
S@neibet bies als anpeifuns beraus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-26
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- Nm l. rnb 2. Mugut tommenben
Sabres iol in auen @emeinben bet
S9mei5 bic Geier ber I'm Sabre 1921
erfoIsten @rtinbung bes S3wei3erbun'
bes erfolsen. Die bon ben 8un6esbe.
b6rben ~angeorbnete 9auptfeier finbet in
S9mp3 itatt. Dorgeiebem uer6en bic
Seraussabe bon Gefi@riften unb Dent
mtin5en, Nbbaltuug elmer Geiffantate,
zines bramatif6 bifiorifden Gefipiels,
elm GefisOttesbienf unb cine Jabrt na6
benz &htIi.