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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-06
FOR LEAGUE HONoRs.

The Volunteer Big s~csre-Thcy Van
pushed the Fairmounts..
The third game Of the series of the Jer-
sey City Amateur Bowling League was
contested last night at Becker's alleys. 1t
WAS the first appearance of the Paramount
and the Volunteer teams 10 the League
arena. The Volunteers were at home to a
large extent. They held up the fine aver
age they have been making in practice.
Two of their team fell uude the mark,
but the others did SO nicely that the team
average was 1853 and u fraction. Full
ton and Al. Grabo were the
stars Of the evening. Captain Fulton did
not quit until he had put 217 to his credit.
AL. Grubo pursued him hard and made
2i4. Ennis, Bald and Smith too aided in
making the handsome average. Only two
small totals were put in by two Of the re-
liable borlers who bowl a steady game.
The Fairmounts did not make a bad
showing. Seven of the team did well. 1t
was the three low scores that dragged
their average down. The three bowlers
who were in poor luck are good men, but
they could not drive the ball IN the right
spot and the pins fell leaving many diff
cult breaks. Jake Easel and Captain
Larry Murray did the best work for the
defeated team.
The Volunteers were out for victory
from the beginning. and the hot pace
they set was too fleet for the team from
Holsrein's. The Volunteers will be a
hard team to vanquish at home, and they
first honors. The Fairnounts have a
strong team, and notwithstanding the
reverse, they will make the best teams
hustle. The score:
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LEAGUE BOWLING.
Jersey City's Five Played
Volunteers Bowled
High.

The Amateur Bowling Leagues cham
pionship series began last night. The
Jersey City Athletic Clubs quintette
played at Newark against the team Of
the North End A. C. and the Orange
A. =. bowled on the New York A. C.is
alleys. the Orange team left two games
behind them. The Jersey City boys sue
cceded in dividing the honors with the
home club.
The Jersey CITY team did not put up
big scores. They Just passed the average
Klein was the only man ia the
i've who discovered the wrinkles OF the
strange alleys. He made an average OF
10 In the two games, and led each con-
test. Only one of the others attained the
loo average. The lucky man was I'D:
game aud bowled 1854. His average vas
1917. Dams had las and Olmsted aud
Meyer had an Averages Of lag
The scores were far below what the
team can and will do. 1t was an OIL
night for them. and they were lucky In
winning the first game. Their margin
was only four pins. They had numerous
bad breaks. The first game was intensely
exciting. They trolled in close company
frola start to flush. The North Ends
had a lead Of IA. as they swung into the
homestretch In the last frame they
scored a spare aud four breaks. The
sted and Davis and a spare contributed by
Meyer. In the second game it was a close
one until the Q frame, when the
home team moved away and finished
strong. They won by IS pins. The
scores
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-06

Passover Tnsrsss run o sioo b. paid 70
~ ies 49,, ekse1scs E. cHy marshal a
r. emm'lr 2 On teSae srpsscs ana suiidiness
ntB5ossee, ~. ~ I'M 2. w % ra1d 70 Alexan
JeDtember. 1sp1 $40 % Joseph Hartford. Tor sefv1cs-
"a 81 $500 E = ss..nfso4 guar; sepemper. lse9
Hamilton Perk. september. 1see 80 70 james Fran
&c for services a. kceper o. HamIiton Park SEP
nc rssslaslen. ~ere aaostec .sy ne J~oilo~sns
taken % tne call OF theoresi1e1f
Yels-AI the members r-csenG twelve in humber.
~ 70 the consldef alton o. tbs ohiections q his honor
re ne ne mey o9riilHnssss se'e easssd sse. smSs. 3. fs5o. s sssgs6sr-
ring . hobart Hcsflck. . p Ord ana " Prortor
. lag pipss. ~eooiuits. &C. for puFposes Of ~eieesrts-
ALDERMAN SINH presented an oDinion Of Eaton
a Lewis. Of New York c1ts. addressed 70 the bdlsen
Electric Lignt comrany. tha, the board Of Alasrmen
aifsrnan smith noxes. That he ordinance 10
now pes. Notwithstanding the ehjecaons Of The
ms motion was re3@stea BY the following vote.
we a sn5'sss.ss s0i aoo 9a9s isas'I Sea1s,sur. ses.r-
Sars-tid@rmsa ccnasay. Jordan. Ksoeh. NOR
,, q T g .Ss & ss. A,sssssa s :; :ss ;.s e sssss 4 P 4:
nonor the mayer. preserved SeJtsnbsr e. 1920. 70
s snprSr1 Is1 'c css Grssnf B. !. p as5ssh ss y tie eo 4 osn;
proposed % b orrnnized BY Dim. % ~ cendn.ts II
PURPOSES.
zidssmsn Ks,ssE nexss; e, sss NJ sEssnaa g 90 4.
honor the mayor.
the yc1s sn1 nays having been oroerec aud f4tens
Yeas-Aldermen HoQs. Kaiser. 4cArrnur. schcr-
mernurn. smith and Waru-
Nags-Aldermen CouEoly Jnrcan. keocb. McAr-
thur. Safinrer. and President Alien.
On motion Of Alderman Connolly. the board uro-
rreded TO the consideration OF the objections Of ms
honor the mayor. presented sePtemoeF e. 1870. .
approving the o-ttn4nce- passed September Q. 1890.
to authorize tho Union Light and Heat Company.
when orrAnizec. TO lay pfpe. &C. In the streets for
the purpose OF conveying ftsL
Alderman Connolly moved. that the ordnance
maror.
Ine MOTION was rcicrtc1 bv the following vote.
he ruas and nars having been ordered and takeni
I Ye8<-None.
Nays-Aldermen Connolly. Eoos. Jordan. Kaiser.
fKerEn. Macarthur. Scrtor. S4llnrer. Echerme-n0rn,
smith. Ward and President Aflep.
adjourned. JOHN T. SCOTT. CITY clerx-
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A OF FnAscE.

OFFICIAL. pEpcEKDryas.
ne seS 6lls H Rss'4 Tas ss az S ocioss e. I s'1 isss. s 3 a.s Z
P'rsssseRsi19pres,asns Easlstela and ms.srs. Amen.
Absent--Mr. Kenny.
90 motion t1e reading Of he minutes was dis
PRESENTATION OF pErLTl9ss AND ~coAMusfcA-
Invitation 70 attend the reception ana bali 70 Be
rendered 20 the ofaccrs Of the 6rand Couit OF The
ssss-. o. 3. A nsM ssrs e v ~oo oas 1 Hsis. oc Mssr e. e l ss5.
P J q PssssEE IL%erglssa Tor &c return Q,
unpaid adjusted taxes. etc. Received and referred
Communicsfion fram William Kramer. cousrac-
tor. for the improvement OF Emory Street. IRON
Monticello IN 70 Bergen Avenue, and icr ne
nue. to Durham Avenue sgresins to acceD: I'M
h payment q sasd contract. RsssPEs Ne cs and 1rtsassi
PRESENTATIONS OF CLAIMS.
Claims Of the American District Telexraph Co. Of
sssaSsr, issS q tss Arsas O. q 80. sor Dra.nSas
1rinsiar snsn1sis. sss % fof pTssnsias tx sso biss' s ~
Tor printing rsports for city collector. $40 s. for
l5s % for pyintine adjusIns1i iepari No. 3 ~ 4
sreytas q slse fr rePairiD Hsirs or. Hsppen-
, a valuation OF $500 for each OF sara years, ana<nas
y Asrsheisser collector OF arrears Q personal
leriing for sad personal taxes
ed H g avs to i Is 5 5os s0sD %Tiissn e s1lB,on p Is sss 2 re
sxpediency OF c oneurring n the JOINT sewer rssolu-
.,ons q parties INTERESTED n tie sad improssmsnis
As NAV be legally and practically 50 done.
Inc ayes ana nays having oeen called on each OF
tue above resoiutloas they were adopted By the fol-
Ayss--President EdsIsteln and Aessrz. Allen. Bray
Absent-Mr. Kenny.
IN motion Of Mr. Hitler. the beard then adjourned
until Tuesday. October q. 1850 a. 7.50 o'clock ,. m
W. @. GERMAN clerk.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.


OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Educstson Wa he'd N me msriine ROOM sshool "a
$ BAY street. thursday EVENING; October u, l5y1
Moran. Garrison Pnngsfea. Maldoon and keid-
q mo.le1: iss u~r..vlsess Of 3 sss inside ne rsi'-
Repsirs. &c@ai naei co1raun. scsoos M q
s65 OF; school No. 20. L. A. FieseIr. so % JAM
: ssnaoi sSSei :. IS Is; scho0i q. i. i IS. Efeisrssds z
'Ae'' REPORTS or sT4sDISc coxxrrrxrs.
Rssoiysa. Thss ne following sugss sgd . u
parties hereinafter named as per bills n1ealppeny-
IRepairsA cogrsnl ssae,, No
tors sauolies-F A. smith, school No. 5 S6e6s
The yeas and NAYS nasins szsn craersa and tsssn
On me cali or me sas,r; me resolution rs
Yeas-Pfes.dent VOORHEES, and Nesrs Kely
Koran. Garrison. Phngsten. Nuldoon and Reid
Ahssnt~Nane.
Of a5ss ~ vii NEE mssf the eomnlstes N scsooI "a. !
70 pay q visit TO that school sor the purpose Of poe1e-
Be- q. 1890. At . oiciock,
Resoiulon br III. Moran.
Whereas. Inc OF the board OF registry OF this ctr
have eccnDled No. II school for tezisrry rurrue@s
Rssolved. Tnas they Be- requested % vaeaie The
On motion OF Mr.. Muldoon me resolution wa
II. Kelly moved tasr The clerk Of sse board
nhsrsaiia nom schoo lSoL II aud n the event offheu
failure so 70 do. tn2r q committee Dc aVpU4ntc4 70
ftrcfbly remoTe tina same, Carried
Fac chairman appointed as suc1 eomnir<ee Aessrx
Kelly ano HGran-
by Mr. PnngStea:
Resolved. That the resolutions passed 81 .he Is<
nesting OF tins board wherein ana whereby NI1a
Butter NHs EaEsferrcd from No 4 school 70 No y
school. and Miss AeeEan transferred from No y
rcEc1nded-
On moIion of Mr.. Panesten- rAs resolution sscar
RED.
BY Nh. Pnnssten.
Resolved. That Hiss Emily Butler he and a1z =
hereby Iansferred IRON school, No. 4 70 scsoui No I,
and thai Mss Jennie Ginnochl0 be ana soc - heseb{
.raasie-red rom no schooi % school No 9. e14
IRON No. @ school 10 school No. A
On motion, the resolution YVES adopted
By Mr.. Reid:
kesolvea. That whereas there are several candfr
tafes seeking examination Tor teachers' licenses. the
superintendent be directed 70 cuDduel The same our
ng the COMING week. Carried
Z motion q NJ; Norsn, the board took > receu
or I'VE minutes UDo1 raconrenInE ali fhe member
answered 20 their names. and tbs fofoWiux fuH1<u-
ZION D. Ar. Erfd was Unanimous a1oV4ed<
kfsolved. That The DEAns aAe.---1 5v Nj. E0uM
e-S=-s ssunlpecs. Tor school No. "a, % b tocz<s3
On Virginia Avenue. sixth 1estric- BE ana rhef ~
Eere5Y accepted b. TINS board.
Ga motion o. Nj. Mui1eon, the nesting adjpurzo1
>. e;orA~
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE sOrH
- day Of september. lssg' application was made
S2 4. T. P0 sea Sc sis snd others sae Tor acquiring ianls'
anu OccoenN1srRucrIoN OF A MAIN SEWER.
from a point az the junction or West Side ave and
duncan ave. running thence westerly through
tin uing westerly on inc same line along the pro
gosed line OF Duncan ave. 10 the haekenSack
Notice is also given that on the i4th day Of oeso
s Sss i sSs B sss So e sslsss saa q Water Asrs co %sa. atsa
ers their ~preiiEinary sketch. showing what prop.
nm of bSeaeass to each lot or parcel Of land.
also the probable amount OF assessment Per footof
isI now open .gl 70 soI pubic si,d inspPecsioa in The once u the
Clerk ofthe Board or Street and Water comnlis-
Notice Is also given tina, the following streets or
asen ues.or particular sections thereof. are included
In said asses sment. n4meiy:-
BELMONT AVE.
from a point 80 feet east OF West Side ave. west
cry KSE~SsiSGToS AVE.
ops Wsst yld den ave., s wssie aiSI 70 wees ssH Side sa awe lss' sA''
from a point i.4lofe east Of west side ave. west,
erly TO West side ave ,vr
rom a point l. as naas east q Mes wess side ave-, west
sss 70 "ss' s'a DUNCAN AVE.
from a point Lao feet east OF West Side ava 20
WEST sIDE AVE-
from Bentley ave. 70 atrmouut ave.
DELAWARE AVE..
from a point 40 feet north OF Duncan ave 20 a
N AVE.
from a point 80 feet north of Duncan ave- TO q
point 50fees south OF Duncan ave.
bkf4N1bEAE AVE,
from a point 55 feet north Of Duncan ave. TO o
p'int 500 feet soash Is R5nea3 Eve
from a point $50 feet north OF Duncan ave. to a
point so feet south Of Duncan ave
MALLORY AVE..
rom a point Us feet north OF Duncan ave. 70 a
point so feet sonin of Dgnean syss
from a point BIO feet north Of Duncan ave. TO a
point so Tssi south q puaean ave.
from q point ST. foet north OF Duncan ave TO q
point 80 fs'' south Il p5nssa Evei
from a poirt SIS feet North or Duncan ave. 70 ~
feet south oI Duncan ave-
MARCY w..
from a point SIS feet north Of Duncan ave. 90 I'D
iecl south OF Duncan ave.
from a point s5 feet north OF Duncan ave. TO $50
reet south 81 Duncan Ayea
STOCKTON AVE,
from a point 35 feet north OF Duncan avos 70 3j
feet soltl OF Duncan Hves
Dnncan ave, 70 10 feef south Of Dun can ave.
Ana the nth day 81 November, lsy+ a. " o'cloc<
a M. and The meeting room Of the Board of Street
and Water ccmmis1toaerS. are hereby nx1d as sne
tlns ana place when ana where the board Of stres.
inIsreslsa II s.ia sPeI,sasioa sad ~ Ssaon-
. osdsr < Is bssrd q susss ana wassr Con-
eEo 7. HoUEos
passd ssr@y CO. ossossr = nA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-06

OUR CRACK ATHLETIC CLUB
Had a Protraetsd MISUNDERSTANDING
Reports-New Officers.

1t Had n Protracted MISUNDERSTANDING
Reports-New oficers.
The New Jersey Athletic Club held its
third annual meeting last evening in
Schuyler Hall. Bayonne. One hundred
and fve members were present, aud they
remained in session until long alter mid
night. vice-President Alfred w. Booth
and x.President John Newman alter
mated in the chair.
The report Of Secretary James d. Boyd
stated that the orgauizafion's representa-
tiyes had been successful during the year
in every branch OF athletics lt showed
that the club began the year with an ap-
parent membership of 500. Fifty OF these
had never qualified and were conse-
qucptly dropped from the roll
For non-payment u dues seyenty-three
met with siiniinr treatment. while W.
had died and stxty-four resigned As ono
hundred aud seyenty-tWo applicants were
elected % membership during The year
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-06

The Bergens bowled at Henn's alleys
last night. Griffith was credi ted with the
low score of the evening. 90. and OpDon :
nell VINO is going for the November
monthly prize made the high score 203
He says he needs a silk umbrella badly.
This was the score OF n contest be-
tween selected teams:-
TEAM No TEAM No 2
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OPTICAL R~HO|EIUTNHA
si rsi ssii, % Rss'alss 6 s. sss q s,' $50. eAa"'''
prssens-Presdent Ailen snd Aldermen con
POLY. I9es Jorasu ka.ssr. ksosa MeArnsr
A5srn-AidsTmsn OfSeah,
re minutes q TIE reruiar meeting Of Heptenbs
rnxssSrA4rov o. rTrTTIoxs Etc.
pettt,onzes wyre psesenten' received ana DIS
co1rs a New Jersey. EVaf- woo1s Han Non
as 2omm ss'ass ssf ron q ssr.y cssSys Rsosra Of s-aas
concernine water supply. s<c- Referred 70 commit
sssea sssss rs rs sssiie,i,sn. for permission % ersc
awnings s.sns po-,s. esc. ssee reports sabseauenti'
One Application Tor Inn snd tavern Incense; cigb-
teen sgPhessons sor rssss rr :, lsssases ap 'se s'sn
csse reports subsequently made) Referred TO CON
Two spplicsfsons for ,ank shop licenses. one ap
pnea,so1 ieS gae',e gsrsc-s aeense. sssenven ep
Tor transfer ofI1nk q sense. lseer reports subsequent
~ msdej Referred % COMMITTEES OF trade licenses
rR~EsE~T1TfoS OF CLAIMS.
.otfHash csyIs - g Richard Dur ua goap Z
Refer 4 70 con1intttee on aims.
to eornnIfsse on Ss1hs and ssmoriss.
jane 16 hf Fainl Z. Sc Gsss J. II tt. III s's sHsd n Is saa veg z
Referred 70 conmittee On cisirlcs cours -
OF Tee Arsui coa sss % sna sleo 90 T . ARR;
frsSk 'fsmpa1s. y: 'wma. ckaamast 81: 3. : Chen
81 John y nIs.ca:. 81 Go,tlsib eecKler. q; JohI
~ n,ssfese q: tdrsfa M N krops. ss n {. LLsne. sssS
5~mes Ma. "a Joseph =; hcccogsry, 81 sdvara
k EsS ! sis n - and ana as ISL . JON !. eeBssrs,s s IT,
James kafter. $50 Z. =. knserss vi sharp 4 Martin
Henry Spatx. n; Mary Weieel. -; VIM n. Woivcr
ton. f16G Charles r. kluse. e.. Referred 10 com
Ofthe Argus ca. " 81. t1s 50. sst Is, SIC 50. IS 20
Is rs. 30 80. ~ 70. $40 q. 116 50, f2s o. s1e. &c. ss
f2s; J. G. Electro Llght Co. SIC s. n. Y. 4 N
Telephone Co. s4 o. Referred 10 committees on
print nE. stationery ana supplies
or Alexander Beatty. go. joseph hartford. 80
Daniel Moran. 90 Ercufricx Smith, $40. Jane
Francis. $40. Referred 70 c0mmifteo on pubni
grounds and buildings
oFFIcKRs C0M-MuNIcATIoNs.
The report Of the inspector Of buildings. for Septem
he 1900 showing the granting OF permits for the cree
lion al new huildiups valued a. ,nllotNsL WAS a =
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SCORES by FRAMES.
Jersey city A. c..s5 15l 2as eg5 81 AZ $40 5ss es1 ia
North End A. c...sl l57 2s2 40 8S a5s SAL s7 10 $50
Averages-Jersey city A. O., $50 as North End A.
C., ID.
Umpire. John Young.
scorers-T. J. Rysr. n. E A. G; George P. wad-
leigh. ]. c. a. @.
The New FORK A. c. easily won the
two games on their own alleys. The first
by ZIG Plus and the second by SO pins.
The Orange team was not IN either game
from the start. Their efforts were very
weak. Bannister and Eaton did we'll.
Bannister had an average of 172 a
Eaton had 1853. The scores:-
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HC0HEH BY FRAAE3s
New York a C....s9 $50 IA $40 sss 49, So GA IIg 50
Grange A. G..<.....6 14i 26 26s $50 44i ~ 35z sc $50
Umpire James Blackhurst-
scorsrs-R S. Bannisssr and ". R Bell. Jr.
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Corporation Notice.


NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN thai on ALE 18th
sessment nIed IN the Office OF the Clerk Of the Boaro
OF street and Wafer Commissioner their nnai as
sessment map and report Tor the Improvement OF
HALLIDAY ST.
from communipsv ave. 70 the Newark & NY. r.
r.. by grading. cnrblng, tagging. etc. and the
same IS now open TO paoltc Inspection in tho osiee
Of tee Clerk Of said Board.
And notlcs Is also given that the following streets
or Ayenues. or particular sections thereof. are in
cluded in said azsessntents-
HALLIDAY ST.
on the north side. from Commnnipaw are. 10 the
Newark x n. y. X Nj
ST.
on the south side. from c0nnnnipas sve- 10 q
point in the right OF way OF the Newark 4 - Y. 2
H.. II produced parallel with toe north SIDE OF aai
c~oANuSIPAw AVE
on the west side. from haii4day 81 100 feet north
- BRANHALL AVE-
on the east sicc, from haiiadAy ST. about loo feet
And that the 1sra day Of November. 1894 a. ten
o'clock u M, and the meeting room Of the Board
Of street and water Commissioners are hereby
hoard q street. ssd Esser commi.sioners vii
meet 10 hear. consider an adIadft4te upon all 90
tetionf 70 ~sld aSsez srnent and report.
All ob1ectlons tnersfo nu1f b. pzesantst IN writ
81 erasr q - aosra q s<rsss aad Wa sr Con
ezosoz J. Dovr,
Dated Jer11y ctr. oetopsx "a -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-06


In the matter Of the estate OF Margaret A. zienert.
Ordor.
John A. Blair harfng applied to me by written
petition stating that Aarsarst a. zieuert late or
U1fxaba. Mexico. has died iutesfate. aad that AZ ~
taffon OF her estate granted In this state. ! hereby
order that all persons interested show cause before
me, at the Chancery Chambers. IN Jersey City. gu
the elgh Oh day OF December nexf. ~ the hour Of
istratiou Of the estate Of said Margaret A Zasnert
should NOT be granted 70 the said john A. Efair.
NEWS. q newspaper pdated a. Jersey. City, in the
week preceding said das. and : copy thereof
mailed % the heirs and next, II kin q the said
THEFT respecuve posronies addresses. II the &ans be
known postage prepaid
Dated >ovembcr = IS1
o1ro cRorsx
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A IL MEETING OF THE al or DIRECTORS
n Of the salvador Heousrfou CO m>1nJ- he}d
September 2sih. 1sz1. fhe following r esoln<ien wU1
Adopted
Eesoivea. ThAs ia the suaemsnt Of tnfs bad Il
Is advisable, ard most for tha benefit Of the 64i<1
dor ReaEctlon Company. that the seme sno1za -
forthwith dissolved. and 70 that end II = or1G04
that a meeting OF the stocknoldeFS b 1q1d q
Thursday, the fhirtiefh day Of Ncfo Der 51R IS
Pearl stress Jersey CIT !. = . take acll1e 1pso
this resolution ana fu<z1af- tnz< t1e 111<U11<T
forthwith give nofice OF thE meo<tn< cd -
adoption OF this resolution within Ten doI1 <r1m
fhls date. by Publishing the said rcz0iu<1o1, x1Iu =
notice Of is adopSion. n TIE Jxaszr CIR H1ez. =
no Espepar pahilshed N 1erze> cts. -
four weexa once a week SUCCESSFULLY. sd ~ 49,
inz G written or printe8 cops 81 The t2DG y 11@1
4 coxozcr.
Dated september n ssa
JKrSxr CTR. Qct- NJ 1311
At : meeting <f the <tooknoidsrs of ehe 26<vn11e
.edn>tion con1any. held ~ srco<1Anee Yt11 ~
above. bf a unanimous vote OF ~ I1rk&II
present the mcexln9 vas 4ljaurne1 - nnr4I1x<
<oseHsb&F y. $50 a. two O'Clock p ~
G. E>cTG<1<y<
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IUTHfs .F+s.ssW 2 u FWT TutHf5FssFFsF 70 =
scoREs BY TRAMEs-
Jersey Cit A. Is f6} 2s Us $50 sD 55l 6H7 eyi 100
North End A. c.. ~ Luz us 2iS s9 49, 5y ca 72 81
AveiaFes-JeEssy Oily A c.. l5s - North End
A. c., lnj IS.
U~mEire-John Young.
Scorers n. J. Ryer. n. Z. A. C., q r. WadletRh.
J. G. A {.
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New York A. C....ss III 25s $50 sss $50 Gle 7si 80 SIS
orange A. C.......G5 14i PIG 2y5 SO 4B sal 65l 6i3 7S
Umpire-zames Biac<nurst-
scorers-R. S Baaniatsr and W. r. Bell. JE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-06
|CLOAkS, SUITS, WRAPS,
Jackets, NeWmarketS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT. LOW PRICES.

Tailor Made Jackets of All Wool Broad Vale Cheviot, REFER
front. horn buttons, open bound seams, $3.50; worth $1,000.
Fine Astrakhan or Seal Plush Capes, satin lined, high should
ers, pointed fronts, $39 and 5.50-MUC BELOW VALUES.
Ladies' Fine Scotch Plaid Suits, trimmed velvet, high Shout
ders, French Waists, s145O; worth $4,000.
Ladies' All Wool Cloth Newmarkets, satin faced, black and
colors, 49, rs; worth S1400.
s14O.
300 Misses Good School Cloaks, size 6 to IA years, $3.50.
200 Misses Fine All Wool Long Coats in Fancy Plaid Stripes
and Plain Colors, $3.50; worth $500.
ESQ Misses All Wool Suits in Plaids and Plain Flannel, 50. So
worth $3.50.
n. R-our store car be reached from all points Of North or Hudson River By
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-06

N. B-our store cn be reached from all points O North or Hudson River by
akng West Street Horse Cars, running along river front to Desbrosses street
Grand Street Cars starting a that point pass doors
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-19

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