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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
PLAYED In HARD LUCK.
Jerseyites Go to Brooklyn Shorthand ed
and Lose By Eour guns.

ana Lose Cy SCuc GsCGS.
The cricketers of the New Jersey Ath-
letic Club are playing in hard luck, hav-
ing lost during the present month three
championship matches OF the Metropolt-
tan District Cricket Leagues series be-
aus they were compelled to go to the
bat ~shorthanded. The last of these losses
was incurred on Saturday afternoon, the
organization only being able to muster
seven men, including substitutes, to go TO
Prospect Park, Brooklyn. TO meet the
weakest eleven in the League. that Of the
Bedford Cricket Club.
Only six men were present when the
J~erseyites went to bat for the last inning,
but they made their five wickeUs count
for thirty-two runs, within four of what
the Bedfords, who were short one man,
secured for nine wlckets. Turner scored
exactly half of the thirty-two runs. being
the only man on his team to tally in his
doubles during the inning. OF the Bed
fords Smedly alone batted in the doubles.
The J~erseyites were given a second in
ming, in which they scored thirty-four
runs for half a dozen wickets, Hitchins
and Grill scoring in the doubles. Lowe,
Picker and Smedley trundled against the
Jerseymen, the former capturing seven
wickets in two innings. Hitchins and
Clifford bowled against the Bedfords, the
former taking five and the latter three
wickets. The score follows:
NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CLUB.
E,9ef TnalipU M
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
sraEEr AND WATER coMMIsslosRRs.

E NtflrtAA GHOt EEOlNG3.
Reeular meeting OF the Board OF Street and Watel
comm,ssioners. held on Monday. June IS. 1900. at i
Pres~ent-Presldent somers ana Commissions,
Dugan.
On motion Of Commissioner Dugan. the board tool
On reassembaing, sent-Pres Somers an(
Commissioner Dugan.
Absent-Commissioner Van Keuren.
se dssay Jun. d, isso, a ana adioa II dde @aesing % 81 Saa;
10. 1880. was dispen led with ana. on motion, wer'
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS n
from Hauck & Brinkmm and others, for the i'm.
proyement OF Sussex Street. from Van Worst Stree
The improvement Or Jones street, from SIP Avenue
to Newkirk street: FL Kloes and others, Tor n,
Montgomery Street 10 south Side Of vrcom Street
Gus5ay ~ ost2 ;p and others rs r,se9uestsnG that g. Horns sSa bs
Place Robert Seton and Others, complaining OF con,
sSaSas :. s s@Spsssy o ssFnsr 9 q P IKE j. a ~ '%SssSs.
ment OF Danforth Avenue, opposing the appointment
Martin Deepen brock, fr 4 mascnss license. lie.
cefved and referred 70 the committed on streets anu
sewers
or WAFER pipe. on dreenviie. Avenue; JOIN Tietjen
rsnts. Received aud reierred to the cSSmmitte on
assessments and extensions.
schools oa westsido ana BOYD avenues. Received
and, refeffed to committee on public buildings and
orgrcIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
mitsing RESOLUTIONS passed June d. $50, n m raatilsl
Of second and NTH precinct station houses. Received
and ordered filed.
REPORTS OF CHIEF ENGINEER
The chief engineer reported certificates In favor oil
Patrick Ryan fr $500, on account OF contract No
$40: Henry hyrne 5000 70. on account OF contrac,
No. sos; O'Donnoll g. Ormsby $500, on account OF
CONTRACT No. 500: Henry a. .MeGivney $1,000, on &C
count OF contract No. 500; Henry g Mckinney $500
on account Of contract No. 500; Michael aullefy$500
on account Of contract No. ETA. Received and re.
ferred to The mmltte on streets and sewers.
PRESENTATION OF cLAIMs.
The following claims were presontsd:
Emma Woodcock, Elg 90 lanes q Somers. $99
500. Evening journal Associanon. s32 90. ssu, ST. 30
Ss8 %, $26. $25. S22 5o. $50, 81 80: 50 10, 1910 Z. y,
q Condict, Sz22i Wool " Menagh, S45 rs, sI2 on, AZ;
james coyie. 1891 90. $3.50 30 $3.50 rs, s3s4, 1923 IS;
and 1901 ~; p Conuon, s406. SlSb, $3.50 ard Sla950:
Wm.Q SlQ& Hewas e PEllina' Iron Wnrkf
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
WEST BERGENS Won.
Stocktons Successful Satur-
day, Swamped Sunday
Jersey CrickcterS Lose.

A thousand spectators saw the West
Bergens and the Tabernacle Athletics
play a close and exciting game on the
Culver avenue grounds on Saturday
afternoon. Dwyer, the T~abernacles'
catcher, was absent. Three OF the West
Bergens were also away, but their places
were filed very acceptably by substi-
tutes. w. Merritt, of the West Bergens,
made the first nj in the first inning.
He was given first base on balls and
through misplays by Cathcart he tailed.
Ross went in to catch for the Taber-
nacles in the second inning and he did
well. Teese took first base OF balls in the
to Cummings to catch Curley off the
base. Cummings missed the ball and
Teese scored.
Stebbins caught a difficult foul and
won great applause. Leaycraft, the
pitcher of the West Bergens, was knocked
insensible in the second inning while run
ming TO second base. His head came In
contact with Cathcart's knee. Restora-
tives were applied to Leaycraft, and al
though weak, he struck three men out in
the next inning. Leaycraft pitched a fine
game. Wilson, the T~abernacle's pitcher.
struck out fourteen men. If his work In
the box ut this game is any criterion he
has q fine future before him on the
diamond. Curlev made two great catches
in centre field for the Tabernacles, while
Standish and Weston also did brilliant
fielding work.
H. Merritt beautifully ielded a difficult
grounder and threw the runner out at
first in the eighth inning. Lewis, the
West Bergen's second baseman. did adj
mirable work, while Sanders, the West
Bergen's short stop, in the third inning
mad a phenomenal stop of aline drive.
Merritt caught a great game, not a single
ball going by him. Below is the score
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
Totals. $3.50. unconventional,
F CRICKET CLUB
Among the Athletes.

James e. Sullivan.-The Amateur
Athletic Union must reinstate Pat CahiIl.
IN. Y. Sun. Justice and the honor of
athletic sports demand such an action on
the part of the A. A. U. magnates.
A meeting will be neid this evening at
the residence of Mr.. James T.. Fielder.
No. l08 Summit avenue, for the purpose
OF organizing a league Of all the tennis
clubs in this city.
The Wayne Athletic Club will hold A.
special meeting tonight.
An athletic club will be formed tomor-
row night at West Bergen, to be named
the West Bergen Athletic Club. It will
be organized at No. 105 West Side g
All the young men of that locality are in
vited to become members.
The Hobokcn Athletic Club entertained
the Wayne A. c. and Oriole Social Club
members at their rooms with exhibitions
of boxing and wrestling by their clever
athletes on Saturday evening. There
were bouts between Tommy Furey and
NJ. Huelbig, Bonnie Kroog and w.
Haight, j. Plunkett and j. O'Brien, and
Lynch and Ossawalt. A collation. closed
Harry Halstead, Wayne A. c., won the
six hundred yards novice race at the Star
Athletic Club games in Long Island City
on Saturday in fine shape.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS. -MRs. wISsLow's SoorH.
ING SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer
at once; 1t produces natural, quiet sleep by re-
ueving the child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as a button" 1t is very
the gums, aiiays al pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels- and Is the best known remedy
for diarrhoa, whether arising from teething Or
other causes Twenty-Five cents . Dottie.ts*
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
Baseball Briefs.

There will be a meeting at the head
quarters Of the Stockton club, No. 44S
Grove street, on Wednesday night. July
80, to organize an amateur league. The
following clubs will probably comprise
the league: Taber nacle A. A., West Ber-
gen A. c., Palisades and Stocktons, Of
this city, and the Electrics, OF Hoboken.
The Stocktons have chartered Oakland
Park for the rest of the season.
After the West Bergen A. C..-Taberna-
Gle A. A. game On Saturday, Polly"
Merritt, the crack catcher of the West
Bergens, was offered a similar position on
the T~abernacles. He declined to make a
change.
It is hoped that the Amateur League of
Batebali Clubs will be successfully
launched next Wednesday night.
The Kensingtons would like to unite
with the West Bergens in forming a new
nine. The West Bergens have the mat
ter under consideration.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
BOARD OF FINANCE.
orrrcIAL p-Rnnrrnrxas

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Special meeEing Of the Board OF Finance held in
D. m.
Present-AIl the members.
Inc call. which was for the transaction OF general
business, was read by the clerk.
On moton, the .readtne OF the minutes was dis
pensed with andthev were approved as printed.
PRESENTATION or PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TI0Ns.
From Esther Midwinter, requesting board to order
paid TO Mary s. Rabcock. mortgages surplus erisfrg
Tor tax sale OF lots Ia and 40. blocks 40s and All.
Communtpaw Avenue.
petitionof Eiizabath chatterron, requesting can
collation. OF certain taxes.
Both OF above received and referred to committee
on finance.
From Hudson County branch state Charities Aid
Seciety, requesting that provision be made for snp-
gesrta "a proyements in civ hospital. Received
ana fsf5fred to the omm ittee o. the whole.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims OF Geo. ". Cassidy or 81 90, supreme court
commissioner, legal eypenses; OF Co tlna II Crf bin OF
E4uS 80, JUDGMENT and costs In casa OF McSowan q
on finance.
Claims n Argus Co. OF $50. s2s AMI s2o4 as, print.
ing manuals: Of Argus Co. OF f2qS 50, ADVERTISING;
3, Argus Co: Of s3l, sssttQ2sryi pr Argus Go. OF
Co. Of Sed. lax bills Of Argus Co. Of s1O6. printing
manuals, Received and reierrsd to the committe
on printing. stationery end sinniier.
OFFICIAL CONCENTRATIONS
from MS honor the maynr. IS follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
What is

Castoria is DIR. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is q harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fcycrishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and fatulency.
Castoria assimilatcs the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
toria is tho Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28

The committee on salaries anu e..----ea the
regular payroll for June. Recommending that y be
The committee on salaries and claims also recon-
mended that 2 warrant be ordered drawn on TIE eiss
servicas as ,cierk 70 sinkins fund commissioners "a
June 80. 1890, when Que.
REPORTS were secs.ved and the recommendation
The ommitte On Concurrent resolutions reportcA
recommending the adoption of the following resa'
7 Awardine contract to James Coyle for about
1000 gross tons OF anthracite coal at ~ 10 per ton.
and p psssssoirsps .is sns Se's s & Hl1 Ray Service. i Mss:
1890. $3.50 n; assessments and exEens ons-FeDax&
~ "S Ssss 81, .5 isSs !, w sssssSs IS; 81 s sassi Ssasi Sss''' ssss
p. 3 s ! g s isaS'r sssss e. Between Msais Grove 81 as III Son. g.
4 Ordering ca,a certain claims.
was received and the resolutions rs unssinsosesiy
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
.kssoived. INA, a warrant be ordered drawn onshs
elty treasnrer n iayor q Y. ,. Westeryele for ~.
BY sair. Bray;
pOrary loansbonds in cities Of this state approved
re hereby authorized 70 Dor borrow On one Or %ore tea-
so or;S;nl loan s g fss u, acs, SUM Of ssso GOO o e isssed !.
fs re year 1899, said bonds % 30 payabse, on de-
EXCEED four and one-haif psr cent per annsn.
Resoived. THAT a warrant be ordered drawn on
the city treasures in favor OF H.rriscn Miller. for
sfs wssss 4 ss q . s. i ISIS. a s1 e 8. T si SSRl ssS DAs'''n'
,h ss sisS sss;s Tsss E sa lsSas q 2 &c Sss sisssus ss I'D s "a.
missleners. . transfer from satsesea fiea accgsnt
1875 g ISL sSss and y i ssS2 Il L silk ssaeuSs q fss.ssss
e s.ss sss Y. sS5u sssss sas ssS Ysss & sIp ssssiou sSss 20 g
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
MAYORS OFFICE. JrasrY CRY, !

70 the committee on finance osthe board Of finance.
ys Gsnsi enc p sna W. meier Hess e ne ag,ns sewer 6stwssn
- & ss sssSsss,,sa 4 4 sS;S 81 sSS y Ssss 4 ~, Il: ssSs j
$,ssIPa sf s%s BEEN 6 y ssss sssssag Y ai SSias,sssssa p 4 sS@.
IS the law required. but one OF the com
sSSsr%sa' ana nSs has saa's taks sssn hi. slsf ssss IN II
shsI board r;rs and q I may e. q grave question
not 70 be another con- missioner sppoinfsd IN his
m saiassi; . aae e ssSs Sc ap &c ne s e sSst sSsy sSa ipS g. cS S,s.
interested and independent as between the two
arises whether a eommissioner VINO bscomsss1 an al
german ger y DOT ev that act removed from tie condi-
that no alderman wonid dis have Se' Seen So appointed q SssSl1f
~ avsrse to paving ont any money. or Involving TIC
me, doubt exists. The whole matter Is
Haa y0rd 70 get ut. into she courts 6stsrs W.
piece q work as the joint action 81 two cities. and
po Is PfSS sfors sAs we We &c Should o1. w Ef%ays s sng a sfSSSSaul
co5 y act under ne provisions q our city charter Is
your committee at this moment, and Il another com
Sefor 9 You = q osa e ap any Ssgm / sTSs' q q w advance Re doe e.
money. Ibes Of your COMMITTEES. therefore, that full
fore any further action shall be sanctioned by the
board you represent. Very truly;
Received, ordered aled and spread in full on the
from tho hoard Of aldermen. submitting esti
" ernsi os tee coming nscal wear.
.Sm ths board or lire commissioners, submitting
esEElnates Ir the coming fiscal year.
eorr from INC board OF education, submitting stimate
rpr the coming fiscal year.
whole. ~S y" SS
From the Board OF police commissioners, REQUEST
pfScinct ponce Stntton-houses
rent resolutions.
~ rom the sinking fund commission. ordering
70 June LIST. 1890. Received and ordered MED.
from the city hall commission, notifying the
Doarn OF the organization OF comnisA0p, and re.
aorning thanks for the use OF the Office OF board Of
nnancc. heceived and ordered HE'D.
From the city collector, acknowleding receipt of
assessment msps nf main sewer In Pine Straet
amounting 10 s11, i97, and for the fmnrosemens d !
Grniss Street, amounting TO esJo21. Received and
The following resolutions were received frarn tho
pearl OF street ana water commissioners and re-
buttons:
l. Awarding contract for Improvement Of FHtb
Street, between Grove snd Henderson streets, to
Martin Mulery. 4
2. Awarding contract for furnishing and deliver
ing ABOUT LOO gross tons of anthracite coal at Belize
VIE and High serves pumping stations, according
ton.
8. Requesting an appropriation OF 1926 rs to pay
ior rsbus lding No. s engine house.
:. Two resolutions oFferina paid certain claims.
3. Ordering paid the following pay-roils; Assess
ments and extensions. repairing water gates,
NAV, 1890. s19G; assessment and eztensioas,
superintendenis, etc, Jun9, 1900, S0is Is: asa~ss-
inents and extensions, water registrar, etc. June.
and Hieli scrvieA Nav. 1890 sS.laO IS.
Inc official BOND OF Charles "A.
yeyor. IN the sum OF $to. 090. with John Craven and
John ". Harrison as ~suSetics. was raeat-aa md re-
hsFreu 70 lnec-nmAE-7 S2a@A
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Success for the stocktons.

To please the several hundred specta-
tors disappointed by the, non-appearance
of the st. Peters Lyceum team at Oak
land Park on Saturday afternoon the
Stocktons played a picked nine. compris-
ing members of the Johnstons. Cable
Athletics and Lyceums. The game was
called at the end of eight innings. the
score being in favor of the Stocktons.
Here is the score:- 5as
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28

Earned runs-stocktons, 8; Picked Nine,2
Two base hit--Reagen.s
Three base hit-Connor.
Stolen S~asss-young, ccrhstss. 2;.Le Dye. Dooley,
Eechtiuft, hayes, Reagen and Cassion.
First base on b~alls-Pfcked Niues 8; Stocktons, /.
Hit by pitched ball-Eechtluft and Reagen.
struck cur-McKenna. Young, s. Cheque, 2, Mad
den, 2; Hayes. Moore, Carney. Sumniervtlle, 2
Cooley. /;
Passed l..
Wild pitches-La Due. 1; Moore. /.
lime of game-.1 hour and 10 minutes.
UrnDifa-afaDletO .8 ~ - t@- q 1885, r
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
Castoria.

"Castoria is SO well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior TO amy prescription
known to me-"
H. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
Iii So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
sour physicians in the children's depart
ment nave spoken highly of their expert
ence In their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it,
UNITED HOSPITAL D~IspEssART,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN @. SIXTH, Pres,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28

Earned runs-West Bergen, L
Two base /.
First base on balls-By Leaycraft. ]: by Wilson, 8.
p First base on errors-Leaycraf and gs.
u Struck out-By Leaycraft, 10; by Wilson, IA,
Passed bal ls-Cathcart, 8
Wild pitches-Wflson, 2
Double ~pIays-Lewis and Cummings.
Time of gaIne--1 hour As minutes.
Umpires-Messrs. Gibson and Wilson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
stocktons Lose to Long Island.

Yesterday afternoon the Stocktons a
up against the Long Island City team on
the ~Iatter's grounds and for the first time
in a good while met their superfors as
ball tossers. The team from Jersey City
played a loose game. The score is sub
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
the Championship Records.


Players League-New York at Pitts
burg, Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston ut
Cleveland, Philadelphia at Buffalo.
American Association = Columbus VS..
Brooklyn at New York, Toledo vs.. Ath-
letic, Louisville at Rochester, st. Louis
at Syracuse.
National League--New York at Pitts
burgh, Brooklyn at Cleveland, Boston at
Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago.
Atlantic Association-New Haven at
Newark, Harrisburg at Wilmington,
Baltimore at Washington. Hartford. at
Worcester.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
viotors and vannuished.

Only two championship games occurred
yesterday. the pair being in the Amer
lean Associations series. They resulted
as follows:-
Brooklyn, 10; Columbus, s; forfeited to
Columbus on Umpire Peoples decision
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-28
PICNIC SPORTS.

by a score Of 9 to 0. Toledo. 5; Ath-
letics, 4.
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Waohtngson lsADegentSon ana uoweoe<n<l
Aee@cins1no
We hare ~ sAlc l0o0o Aefeo 10 dl0er.
Ell pArfs ~ The state ia j. ". ~. -, - and
l6c acre fzrnS--good farming lands. 70 acres q
kuamcixw. ~ miles sQafh OF statS.e % Northern
fAcshs railroad. goAu improvements. small
osehar5. 4is0oo. ~ and ts0 fCroe goyorumoul
land On uoods 2anai; - ard lsp acrss govern
meut land In Klssap county. ~ acsoN near Green
lake. $50 pr acre II actex near Green ode,
elO pa orrs; Is acrA. Mercer tsisnd. e3co: ID
ocres for Angels. 3i7S pr oeee; ard 10 acss
!oes E<ef bOn rowuse0d. Sioo per acrs: lake
tsOnts o. IAke WaoAtnetea. eppesiss the sermi.
nus 81 Me1isou street. eAhse railway u choice
lots In Pleasant valley. on the line ~ the pro-
pueed elecsxlc railway along The boulevard, size
e lots dexl0 within sight 81 Hiawathe Park.
QW each: 500 ecfee choice pieces Of Eorth<so
Parihc railroad Ian1o n KIM cOunty. - - ~
pr ecfe. - ec1eo il - n. y ~ q. r. = neas
Nsftnefn Paolnc nairead: land IN Wei eeo1sIe,
10 eesees. - acses . 80 l. = - .. RI y. I'll
.cod and. g sesvs so1n IN gsasss Sss pss acrs;
I'D acses = 80 ~ = - =, ~ y. NOD clay up
land. heavily kmhesed, ~ pr acre: - scres
In secs Is and u. y - NIL v. nostly bottnm
land. &12do pr ocros - ncxos et HH9eue CITY.
orsgon. nttely improved. adtelntnG clsv. ~
per acre improved, viii eur mp fnee nrrc lots
and cell lor An average Of 500 pee acre: this ID
eyeak bargain: l5o est 81 aHd neer 70 Lake
WashtnGeDa. US PR acfA Revival building,
roou - SEATTLE. Wash.
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when nAby Vas sscs. ne gave hes C.SfcriA
whsa she ~as = chat. sa~ ers~s for c<ssnrsA
whra sh~ ercaass Mss. sA. clssnS - CssscriA
wAsa she had caslsrvn. she gave shesn c~ssseiA
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rnK wArsR snoxr.


J slsanes City Of casasy Vas inspected re-
~ ~.
- esaAi easrese win se put nr GA Hasasls's
- tsixy
Il - Aascest viii ,aw . scew N machinery
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g fes The sound Menasy
Ness isFe s:Samsasr ssasie leaves San
4 z ~ t0s TIE sound 81 saarrnw.
srsnshie wAiia wAtsa anfsAes sischars-
p Il MAY uaosaias and len for Tacoma
- J. Z Bcydea arrived here late weaacs
- bora ptsAisdy sssh = kSosa Of hogs In
L ScAerp hes tassAexs siisraa-xiax
S end VIZ So - tie bankers within se~
1870 Sssxtn'a wss taken 20 the beech q
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g 10 tag wssp il hefnr rsvs~rA. ara
ssssss k0ssra really fes service ,uss - sesa
Nets tue seAocaer fr~nsser which Nm
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AVS = lad aa In the Yssise sasza
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pispateh sseamers hon eeattie . follows:
Foe san YsAnctscos via Port Townsend .end
Victoria. A. p m tponnongofs received on
hoard q 3p. N. February 2. 7, II. H. n and y.
and evUry ave days thcroAftef.
For Alaska: February Z aud n Stoemef Of
the 7th carries DO passengers.
From San Francisco. Tor Victoria and Puges
euand paris: Af9 . m February 4 ., II. -.
- and March ]. and every fye days there
altar.
Tickets may be obtained q the once Of the
company ~ Ocean Deck, seattle.
GO0nALL, PERKINS d CO.,
General AgsntA
No. ioMarkst street. san Francisco. Cal
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Young wite-~Jehn. wish ycu would
rock rho baby. Young hushand--whasii
rock the baby forf because he's not
very we'd. And what's more half OF him
belongs "a yen. aud yea shoaii not OBJ
Seet 10 rock him." We'll. don't half be-
long 10 youy" Yes. well, yoa can
rock yoar hasf and lei nay halt hosler. ~
Rxe&
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Because the ~coam2n's al has iuss aegan
to fell The trees. has the price you pay Tor
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his head dubionsly. n don't know. You
look ~ II Won had been dissipatine oil the
buttons Oh your shirt. yonr cost Nil frayed
q the wrists, your collar nnironed-no. I'm
afraid I'll have 10 pat yoa on the elevator
when IL is going down"
hat 81 Peter
Well
II married woman with mission"
"lou dids"
ssYes. sir
Excuse me. MY dear sir. Come right
in The gates vide open for such IS VOC. "
So he went right in Ia have his buttons
sewed on and 80 forth