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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-03-19

We a'c giving spCcia! attention to &c is
Furnishing goods this season. Cur ciO.hing
and out room is the most cOmilOdinUS and
best arranged in town. with the largest ana
handSOmrSt Inirrnw, and every facility and
convenience Tor showing and fitting clothing
ani hat. We have ust received an clcgan;
stock of cashmere and felt hats. la 'CEcsi and
staple goods. We vii suon open one OF tic
most stylish ana desirable lot OF straw hats
ever shown III this market. We are receiving
Il choice stock OF mems and boys clothing III
black and co!orcd suits, pants DC. We have
beautiful line of samples and will takcynnr
measure giving yOu something fine stylish
and unlike ever, body else. All are cordially
invited 70 call look through our stock and
make thsir purchases. w. Joel Smith IL
Nm
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A proprr E..tis:.:.tc on iirir S"H
s.j.rs.

Miss Garrett. wl!cn the train f"m AnEuS,"
N "irnnnwnod was thiriy-Cght miles oHt -: ni
tbe city list Friday nishi, Sgnallcd tlc mM,;
to stop, when the conductor W;S ,;,no tIo' a ,vn%
lint thcrc was Il broken rail li'llc M''I
ahead. If the train had not been S'"'!'"
much damage to lie and property iI. m1Sna !'",r W
resulted. me paSSci'+rrS. aS I, nrnyrn in"
,b.ir apnrcsialion uf hCr act IN Pl'Nrii m li's
the noSsibiIitv of br;:,&ir" their G"cNS or -
made up a purse of eleven dollars asa Pre-
Sculcl lO her,
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Worship.


The Doctors discuss the question Of
church nOn-attendance from time to
time without arriving at any just con-
clusion as to the cause or the remedy
Everything has been done from the
pulpit to the door, to make attractive
the house Of worship; the building it.
self has been modelled after the choi-
ccst style Of architectural beauty and
again few years rcmode!cd to suit the
changing whims of fashion or the acs-
thetic taste Of the worshippers, so call
ed; music Of the highest style of art
and OF pay also has been utilized;
preachers changed TO suit the supposed
demands Of the hour, the necessity of
filling the house and furnishing the
Most High with worshippers, and yet
failure has been tic result. Where is
the fault? Is it in the preaching, or
has the Gospel lost any Of the elements
Of its power? If sinners are not saved
immediately through the preaching of
u,n ,.orl .or,o,,i,n. ,,,at Lo ,u,7,o,
.'.c ""i" '"'''e''''''s3 ,''''' '' "ioiis'
II II has lost power IL has ceased 10 DC
attractive. His Name is "W0nderful"
and his gospel is wonder to al when
Iti"' soSie' 10 't''S l"e'ciie"' i! n'uS'
be fresh force upon and within the
preacher rs he is instant in season and
out or ca,.ou to nre,ch tho word. ,rJ
~
so ALSO upon Tic c'l.l'c'i OF all 'r''e Dc
levers who assemble TO recognize the
preached word as Gods power to save.
rbnra i only ono thino undrr fins
u,,t o ottroat ,.;nn..m'o 49,, ,I,,. :,
sun 'i'''' e''i ''''.''' ''''' 'i'''' %
the cross OF CHRIST ana he hanging
thereon. So long as ii is presented
botj, rs TO sin, and salvation from sin
:, It, o,nrn,1 ,,o,ron.,r,tin,, ~ ,ra
III ''le i'o"ei '".. ''ii''ii'' "'''ii VI tiie
Spirit SO long VIII 1t be attractive.
Eo We not mistake the Divine inten-
tion in orr modes Of worshinp Tbn
.n.;,. ~ Iu,r;.,;,, ,or.l,;, L., ,..
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The most blood curdling tales of out

The most blood curdling tales of out
rage on helpless prisoners come from
siberia. Several Of the female pris0-
ncrs 1T Kara, Il great military prison,
have committed suicide OH account of
oU!ra2cs to which they were submit
ted by the officers of the prison and
one or two others were beaten to death
with tI!r knout. TIE prisoners revolt
cl il! consequence Ct the crurltles Of
fcrcd the ladies and ii Number OF the
rebels were HncrrcnoniouslY shot by
tl!r Muarhsi.
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Give lis war ships, and we shall
have wars. The cost Of maintaining
these useless Instruments Of hc>;truc-
ton will he enormous. Secretary
Iracy'S suggestion that we build fast
ship: for peaceful commerce, which
could he made cruisers if ever required
for such purposes, is admirable, and
Shoul'! be adopted; but no additional
war ships proper shonld he built for
tlc navN.-AhtrtW Carnegie, in IntlC-
yyrH0CUt.
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IsoI.OrCli Guest.

-.pr Uual, X. Aiken, recent graduate Vi ';'>
charleston Ncti!cai Co;icge, aid IA" tore "''
the h0mor> OF that institution, G!,'t m"',,,
last Saturday on visit to ms !a'hti "r'Ie'
link. Tho Press and Bunner Is aW"ys go"
to note fi,r success of Abbariiic AoUns lnch'
and at the success OF none a'c We L'''t
pleased than with Dr. Aiken :.
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Selections from the Christian NGiglbtr
Can Good Exist without Evil.

Can Good Exist without Evil.
The above question refers entirely to
the possibility Of good existing, or be-
ing accomplished, and yet not c"ndi-
toned or necrssitatcd on evil. There
is an old idea aiioat in Tie weird that
certain things right within themselves,
cannot be accomplished without Ger
tain amount of "ncccSsdry crH."
For instance, they say the emancil.a-
ton Of the slaves as the result Of the
last war was Il good thing, and in all
respects right, but that it could not
have been accomplished without war.
Men will claim the war wrong, and
the result right, and that the supposed
good existing after the war, could nev-
er have existed without the war. All
this false reasoning is productive CT
miNed> results, based upon the false
idea Of evil as necessity, aid while i
enslaves the better impulses of human
nature, it innames the base passions,
and makes men to boast Of hcroism,
ana pride themselves on deeds of cru
city, tlattering themselves that it is
done that good may come of it. II tie
end is right. and the result good, could
it not be reached By a process of action
III harmony with the end sought? Z?
Cannot good exist without evil?
1t certainly can, or else Paul was
wrong when he said, "Whalsoever Il
man sowelh that shall he also reap.n
The great law Of cause and effect is
based upon the truth, OF All affirmative
answer to the "caption" of this article.
"A good tree cannot produce evil
fruit, and an evil tree cannot produce
good fruit,n
II is a false analysis, to ever attribute
Il good result to wrong means, or Il
good effect to an evil cause. The evils
OF The last war produced no good el-
feet. 1t was evil in cause, and will
lolcNeI Dc Ill cIlCCl.
All the good results of the last war
grew out of the principle of right,
which operated eflectualy during its
admiNturc with evil principles, and
despite the terrible combination.
Could not all the good accomplished
by the war have been ACCOMPLISHED
without it? \
| answer yes.
All good operated independent and
unmiXed with wrong, will be far more
effective, and much better understood
than otherwise.
The purer, ana the more correct an
individual life, the more etirct,,al land
the more thorough and uncomproEiis-
Ing are our efforts to promote truth,
and disseminate the principles of the
gospel, the more powerful and decided
will be the consequences. "Let love
he without assimilation, and "be
not overcome Of evil, but overcome
evil with good.n
This is the crowning purpose of the
gospel, and when we as Christians
learn that evil,-that sin, that war,
or strife, is no part of the divine pur-
pose in working out the design of ere
alton, then we will have less of the
pretending spirit of patriotism among
us, but we will have more of the spirit
Of Christ, and this old world of ours,
will then bud and bloom, as we imag-
inc prineval Paradise did, when first
planted on the shores of Mortality.
This must be the design of the whole
movement.
w. SMITH MARTIN.
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M"nvoc,' y. G., March s, Thomas
Stewart, Willie ';fun!ng with Il pistol
at lis home" accidentally shot and
killed his aged mother sitting in Il
chair near 10y. By great effort the
young man was kept from committing
suicide, so frantic was lie when he saw
what was Gone.
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r. r,nee.,.t Greatly Improve iEr Trad"

When this and other ron Is were ih oJtr,v"' J,,,,
it WAS claimCd that trihp9';un! ~" ,S H..
,r,~iI I,.. .rnntIy hrnriilcd by reason Gi tii'
l,r"c amount cf cash taat woG't nr pare - =,
the iaborers, ana who in tGra Wnuiu Hlr.a" ~. :.
win our merriam After AN experience u
49, W, 80 Zoo ,nnnt;,s wr are under the lni.r"S-
Sion tha; The lanorerS have spent very mug m'
fi,cir money i'm town. 1t is thought that thc!
trade in tic ComVany'S store |" u Ii" ~ w
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-03-19

y eceived beautiful line 30 inch white
it'll! borders Suitable for aprons. Il. NJ
& Co.
inc Of white goods in all The late now
w. F.. Bell.
nd see my Spring stock. W. t.. Cell.
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We learn that the f,:iru.;d "uihOrilits alr
tlrowIuS uuL nrw steel l"IIS :!ui.s tnc i"h"
between .ALDrNl.ic itiId iiUuGrH. / y i.H tbs l.
Slrun" ,ir,u; liiI1 t.Ix u, |. u ~. TII sUUa u,
Dulil,
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Sh"r.,>t AM InicScs, route Ia Charleston reaches
i.rlr hire" hours ahead Of any other line. Conncc-
IunS made a. Augusta for Atlanta and all points west
Tickets sale, nt i. H. * W. &. hv hrpotS (" all
points Il chca rate, and baggage checked t. drstina-
lur. For any other mlnmainn apply or write.
W. j. CRAIG, q. l.. \.
l.. ". llrSr. r. p. A., Augusta, Ga.
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Tho Grady Memorial Volume.

The agent for the sale of The "Grady Memo.
rial NOunc,' says that the book will be is
sued from the presses OF CaSSrl! & Co. in
March and he is now in Abbcviic for the pur-
pose oi taking orders. 1t is unnecessary Ia
say Il single word about The bUoi:. for every
family should have il aud will want IL. We
simply commend the agent To our people and
wish him God speed in his good work. He Is
Il courteous gentleman, and his mission con
s!itutc sufficient Introduction TO the people OF
tins county. If
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Geld S.S:.;;.Cr.
IS,c OK ans; E,iS Master.

For several days We nave had real Winter
weather. We have HAD RAIN SHOW, ir,'Sl ana
ice. Ita ~ vegetable, have been kiiird.
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esrl t.ic fsS:.z:si.

Mrs. NJ. o. MrCa>Ltn, Is Il ins Ill. Sac Is IA
widow oi tGr lake VI. o. MCIil>IIn, VINO iairis
crossed over the i;lNci. May tii br We'll with
LcI.
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THE store Oi W. joel smith d sons Is DclnG
. rapdly filled with rev. beautiful and choice
SN"ing goods They are not new hands 1T tn"
business, but with their large and varied en-
perience know jus. what the people want
They are doing thriving business and pro-
pose to keep abreast Of the times You would
do we'll TO call on thcm when in need of any
thing in the way oi it,cr'hfr"! q. with
every facility for ha;;@ - -; : -: their
stock, ard with very iiir;.:i: G.. -. 4 Ss'HS
men they stand second 70 no nI"tHu''r
house in the land. Sc" their varied ;."v'..-
tsemcnts in thiS issue.
r. NJ. HAbopN 4 Co.'S opening will r"I:,-
mence en- Tnrst!:T. g5ih March, and continue
the remainder of the week. All The lad:g>
are invited to attend ana inSrcc: th"ir ncv
Sring stock, which embraces ~! IL" high
c.aSs novelties of the season III millinery,
dress goods ana trimmings 10 match.
PRESIDENT J. ALLEN SMITH. CC the Nation
al Bank has pasture. and Il nu unbcr OF CT
tie have been engaged 10 "atEer the grass next
summer. One good thing aI'DUt raising cattle
is, they will go t. work, without being hur
ried otl-and they go every day in the woE-
andSunday too.
MIR. PATRICK MCCASLAN left with rs ycs
tertiay n copy of THE Sonth Carolina and
Georgia Almanack. for She year of our Lord
l77l'' fiom which we may b" able t. take some
items Of interest for the PrcSs a"d Baa"er.
WHEN we see tho vast amount oF work
which has To b." Go:c on the G C. & y EoaG
we are sorry that our own people are rot dn
ing more Of it, and getting inorc Of the
money.
,,i,n - ,n IL I'm -" iS, VII i,, ,n,
P.hI III r; .t,I 'It.'n r, ,,., M v, w.
the hands and water to wet the CLAW.
Nr R,r,,,rnc ,v,,.o>. hr,,,r, 90 ,ror,n
OF .h0g wire" last week with winch Ia fcncr
81 new p,sturc If Won have any waste Land
now is the time to fence H.
SrHSc"Inrps TO the caritol stprl; of fix;
Farmers Loan and Trust Bank are coming in
nearly every day. Thc Bank will soon have
all the money it wants.
FAEM notes viii be Of interest At this sca
son. d"uS ;,.t ,:!N"!i iIaiiii 'ilG >f'"t,Th t,''
tTo to" -, wv, S,r, " -
,.o,.>,. ,,.r ,,;,I, ,,,,,....,,
I'd i'm n OXYGEN ;s sInrn i.I. I;yn u.,,tl,. \ .
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The Prices Tell, the Quality Sells.

High class novelties in Dress Trimmings.
We have the VanDyke patterns in braids, in
black and all the new spring shades, also silver
and gilt braids in beautiful designs An ex-
ceptionally pretty line Of TRIMMING SILKS
will be found among our purchases A COM
plete line Of SUMMER SILKS in all the new
colors and at popular prices. To our
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Black Dress Goods Department

has been added the latest fabriques for spring
and summer wear. You will find our prl-
ces the LOWEST POSSIBLE consistent with
HONEST QUALITY. In Ladies and Childrens
Hosiery we take the lead. We have full
lime Of these goods in fast black. Warrant
ed not to dye. Our reputation for LADIES
and CHILDREN's SHOES will still be main
tanned. We have some special bargains in
this department.. PARASOLS in Black
and Colors It is no idle boast when
we say that we can save you money when IN
need Of these goods.
It is impossible to enumerate or classify
all the different lines we carry or the bargains
that await you Sufficient is it to say that
our stock embraces every thing pertaining to
Ladies wear and our purchases have been
made from first hands and at prices as low as
money will command. All we ask is an in
spection before purchasing.
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VanDyke Ruchings, VanDyke Veilinggs
Special attention has been given to our
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

We have never before carried larger or more
varied assortment All the new patterns in
tucked and henstitched work will be found
among our purchases in Embroideries and
Flouncings. Checked and Plaid Muslins
and Piques from IA cents and up "a
Black and White Silk Lace Flouncings,
at prices within the reach of all. All the
new shades in popular fabriques will be shown
in our "
Dress Goods Department.
DELAINES,
CASHMERES,
BUNTINGs,
BATISTS,
GRENADINES,
NUNS VEILINGS,
CREPE DE CHIMES
MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES,
SATINES, &c., &c.
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The Short Line to

Charleston e Florida.
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA
HALLWAY co.
!>OMMENCGNG SUNDAY, MARCH 9. $780, Pas
y Scn:rr trains will as follows by 10Th Mcri,l-
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We ask you ~ read an article un The ON.
Herd 1t, sliId lei him pail you ouL OF The ditch
If YOU are III IT,.
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Dissoluti on of Partnership.

rl,IIf:, ,nnrlncrSlip here. 0fnrn existing under
\ tho firm Tirlr1r OF " ii5i5Ir:. " y NnIOHN
MC%ElLL nj Mount Carmel and Hester was
dissolved on the OH of March, lSg0, by mu
tun! consent. Tho business vii! be continued
hy William McNcill.
WILLIAM MCNEILI,
JOHN McNEILL.
March H. 1880 81
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-
The Hon. John Temple Graves. of Rome,
Ga., has ACCEPT Il the position uf Anniversary
orator for commencement. This selection is
most fortunate. Ar graves iS thc second
Henry Grady OF Georgia. II" IS Il native oi
ihis County ANA Il warm ;l,linirrr al the col.
lr.r I,r viii draw Il ircmri!dous crowd. HIS
rrcvu; speech North has given him Il national
reputation. Il. =. Ii.
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WcWill s!iGH YOU something new a!d novel
every Gay. We cnI.iia.iy il.. .tc every ole "a
attend. If you can't ctrIr :r',d your nri"h-
hor and then oar Nl'ENING is not confined
to i few days. ir' wr continue ;lll si!.rin::.
l:;uiS, &c,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-27
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY, GIVEN Thu T ON THE 18TH
~ day Of June. 1880, the Commissioners OF ASSESS
ment and Chief Engineer HE'D In the Office
OF the clerk Of the Board Of Street and
water Commissioners their final assessment
map and schedule for acquiring lands FOR the
SIP AND WEST SIDE AvEs,
westerly through
to its westerly terminus, thence contiuuine IN the
same line. being the proposed line OF
extended to It's junction witt the proposed line OF
AVE.,
thence westerly along the proposed line OF
WI
to the Hackensack River.
The land to tie taken for said improvements NAV
be described as follows
A strip of land. the centre line Of which begins
at a point in the centre line q
at its westerly terminus, thence continuing In the
same line, being the proposed line OF
SIP AVE.
extended as shown on said map to its junction
with the proposed line OF
AVE.
as projected on the official title and assessment
map OF 1859. thence westerly along the proposed
line OF
STUYvESANT. AVE.
extended, as shown on said4map. to the Hacken-
sack River, said strip OF iandfbeing 50 feet wioe.
and that the 18th day OF AUGUST. at ten O'Clock a M
and the meeting room Of the Roard of Street and
Water Commissioners are hereby fixed as the time
and place when and where the Board OF Street and
siaer any objections to said map, schedule or
awards
BY order OF the Board or street ana Water Com
mtsstoners.
Dated Jersey CITY. June 10th. 1850
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-27
JERSEY CITY MOVED UP.
They Won at Washington
by Terrific Batting---
Notes.

The downward course Of the Jersey
5itys was arrested yesterday. They de-
ieated the Senators at Washington. 1t
was a remarkable game won by hard
smuggling, for the Jerseys did rusty work
In the field. The Senators almost
squalled them in wretched fielding.
Then, too, there was a kick over the
nmpire's decisions, and the Jerseymen
threatened to quit tine field. Wise coun-
sci prevailed, and they returned before
the time had expired for the umpire 70
declare the game had been forfeited to
Washington.
The Jersey boys batted Underwood out
Of the box and had IL runs when the
fourth inning closed. They hit him safe
ly IL times. The Senators had made five
runs and only one hit. In the fifth in
ming Fitzgerald lost his head and showed
his temper. Three men were given base
On balls, and with two hits and several
errors five of the Senators crossed the
plate. They went to h front In the next
inning when they secured four hits and
four runs. They advanced their margin
to three runs by making o run in the
seventh on a hit and errors. In the ninth
they added another run.
1t looked like Washington's game.
Daniels who had succeeded Underwood
In the box in the fifth inning pitched well
until the last inning when the Jersey
boys pounded him numerically. They
secured five runs and the game with only
one out. Jersey City earned nine Of its
runs. the Senators were entitled TO one.
Fitzgerald led In the batting. He hit
for q triple, a double and two singles.
Kelly made four safe hits. Doud and
Quinn were the only members of the team
who failed to get a safe hit. The latter
however contributed two sacrifice hits.
Quinn covered the first corner, as Dooley
Is i'll. The score:-
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cHERrrF,s SALEM oHANoERY OF NEW Jnl

CHERIFF's SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW JER
~ sew.
Between the Mutual Life Insurance Company,
complainant. and Eunice A. Dooley ct al. defend
ants.
Fl ia
For sale of mortgaged premises.
ReturuaDle October Term, 1882.
Frederick q. Bnrnham, solicitor.
By virtue OF the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, / shall sell by public vend ne. at !.
@. Wolberts Real Estate and Auction Rooms. No.
AZ Montgomery street. Jersey City, on
THURSDAY. The Seventeenth Day OF July, A. D.
ct two o'clock In the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises. with the appurten-
ances, being the same described in said writ. that
Is TO say:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, stu
ate IN the city Of Jersey City, in the county OF Hud-
son ana State OF New Jersey, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows:-
rem strG&t where the southerly side of Sussex street
intersectgthe same, and thence to run m westerly
at right angles TO Warren street along the souther-
ly side or Sussex street one hundred feet; thence
f2l s~outherly at right angles TO Sussex street and
parallel with Warren street tweREy feet more or
less; thence Isl easteriy parallel with Sussex street
Aforesaid one hundred feet to Warren street, and
thence ~ northerly along the west side or Warren
streeu aforesaid twenty feet more or less to the
place of beginning. being twenty feet more or less
wide In front and one hundred feet deep on each
side.
Eunice A. Dooiey. by deed from John D.. Norris,
dated March -. 1881.
Dated June z. $3.50.
sheriff.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-27
ROBERT DAVIS,
Sheriff.


CHERIFF's LE.-I CHANcERY OF NEW
" Jersey.
Between Charles x. Cannon, complainant. and
Giovanni B. Giiardoni, ct. ux. st. ais defsndants-
FL ia, for sale OF mortgaged premises.
ReturnRble October Term. 1900
Charles K. Cannon, solicitor. prose.
Ry virtue OF the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, / shall sell by public vendue at +. g.
Wolberts Real Estate and Auction Rooms, No. Al
MONTGOMERY street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the Seventeenth day OF July, A. D.
1881,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the following
described land aud premises with the appurten-
ances, being the same described in said writ, that
is to say;-
All that certain tract or parcel of land and prem
lses hereinafter particularly described, situate,
lying and being in the Town ship OF North Bergen,
in the County OF Hudson and state OF New Jersey.
Beginning at q point on the northerly line OF Ho-
boken street, distance westerly two hundred and
s~eventy-ive fi5Ifee from the northwest corner OF
Hoboken street and Bergenwood avenue; thence
m n~ortherly on a line parallel with B-ergenwood
avenue two hundred l2tOl feet; thence f1 westerly
along the southerly line OF De Mott street Atty 1901
feet; thence l3l s~outherly on a line parallel with
Bergenwood avenue two hundred I200l feet; thence
ri easterly along the n~ortheriy line OF Hohokon
street hfty 1901 feet to the point or place OF begin
ming. Being lots numbers twenty-si l26L twenty
seven ED nifty l50) and hftyone (51t in block or
plot = G on the map OF property OF James w.
Gillies, Med In the Hudson County Clerks ONCE
August 50, 1859.
Dated June Z 1891
ROBERT DAVIS sheriff.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-27

The Hamilton Social and Athletic Club
had an outing and went to South Beach.
Staten Island. They spent the day bath
ing, playing ball, and other Athletic amuse-
ments. Among those who took part in q
quartermile run on the beach were p.
Mara the long distance runner of the club,
Frank Carly, William Goode, Frank
Ryan. Joe Purcell u Homer Brown.
The race was won by O'Mara, with Brown
close up, and Frank Carly third The
Hamilton's base ball team have July 4th
open and would like to hear from some
amateur or semi-professional team. Adj
dress challenges to w. Kennedy, Manager
Hamilton Base Ball Club, corner Pasonia
ayenue and Erie street.