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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-26
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 9Th day Of June, 1880, the Commissioners OF AS.
sessment filed In the office OF the clerk OF the Roaru
OF Street and Water 9 mmissioners their maj as
sessment map and report for the
CONSTRUCTION OF A SEWER IN SUSSEX ST.
from Greene st. TO Hudson st. and the same Il now
open to publlc inspection In the Office Of the clerk
OF said Board
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues, or particular sections thereof. are in
cluded IN said assessments
SUSSEX ST.
from Greene ST. to Hudson st.,
HUDSON ST.. +
from Sussex SC. about IS feet north and u feet
south. 49,
And that the 4th day OF August, 1890. al TIN
O'Clock a. m. and the meeting room OF the Roar6 Of
Street and Water Commissioners are hereby fixed
OF Street and Water Commissioners viii meet TO
hear, consider and adindicate upon ali objections
to said assessment and report.
Al objections thereto must be presented in
By order Of the Board Of Street and water Com.
misaioners.
10. I. BouToN..
Dated Jersey City. June "a. 1880.
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RICHARD ST..
and the centre line Of
dated Jersey city. june 20. 1890. 0l'r

GHERFE,s SALE. IN cHANCERY OF Jew
- JERSEY.
Between Thomas G. Barry and Edw. B, Barry. err
ecutors, etc., OF Carrot r. Barry, deceased. com
p1ainants, and Thomas Mitchell, ct al, defend
ants.
Fl. ia, for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnahle October Term, 1880.
Warren Dixon, solicitor.
By virtue of the ABOVE seated writ TO me directad
and delivered | shall sell by public vendue al q. d.
WolDerts Real Estate and Auction Rooms. No. ii
montgomery street. Jersey City. on
THURSDAY. the Twenty fourth Day of July. a
d. 1885,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises with the appurfe--
nances, being the same described In said writ, that
is to say
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land and
premises. situate. lying and being in the First ward
new Jersey. ana which on. a map made by joseph
X. Mangin for the associates OF the Jersey Com.
pany is known and distinguished as lot humber
eight, =. block number four, A, being Twenty-Five
feet wide front and rear, and one hundred feet ON
each side, and frontings on Morris street, Beinq
the same lot or land conveyed to John w. Knause
and Homer p. Hunt and Charles ID. Rogers by PAT
rick Reilly and wife. by deed bearing date August
81, 1867, and recorded In the Clerks oiice of Hud-
son county, IN book l52, page a5. etc., and the said
ChariesD. Rogers conveyed his undivided one
Knause, by deed dated July l.. 1851, and Is recorded
In the Hudson County Clerks ohice. In boob ia of
deeds. page .95, etc.
Dated June II, lSM
ROBERT DAVIS,
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whiri of the wheels

Many local wheelmen visited Brooklyn
last night to witness the annual lantern
parade Of the Kings county wheelmen.
Six hundred hicyclists took part in the
event All the clubs in this vicinity were
represented. There was a jolly smoking
concert at b house of the Kings county
wheelmen after the parade.
The Hudson county wheeEnaen will send
a strong delegation to the Quaker City
to participate in the big run. Those who
attended the meeting a year q had a
happy time.
This will be a lively season for the
local wheelmen. There are numerous
events on the card.
Charles 3. Kluge, Of this city, ex-
champion. has again entered the arena.
He had the record for twenty-five miles
until last Decoration Day. when his
record was beaten by two minutes. He
has been training and has issued a chaI-
lenge TO those who finished inside
Of the official time in which
wheelmen credited with having beaten
his time are w. F. Murphy, of Brooklyn;
w. Van Wagner, of Newport, r. l.; G..
=. Anthony, of Dorchester, Mass; w. G..
Seeds, of Wilmington, Del, and T. J.
Hall, of Brooklyn. The challenge is as
follows:-"I hereby challenge the men
Al UC0b MY ICCOFuO VI OLE u0QF al1Q bHlILy
minutes over the Irvington, Milburn
course. New Jersey, on Decoration Day
last, to a twenty-five mile road race, owe
the anne course, to be run on Saturday.
July 10, 1890, for a $500 prize, to Be
selected by the winner. The
contest to be a scratch race, and
the wheels used to weigh no less than
thirty-ive pounds. The necessary
amount to purchase the prize to be sub
scribed by the competitors, each man
paying an equal proportion of the amount
named on on before July IL, 1890; same TO
be deposited with Mr.. FL. e. Ray
mond, treasurer Of the Brook
lyn Bicycle Club, SO Hanson
place. Brooklyn; all details of the race to
be arranged by representatives of the
competitors, each man appointing one
representative. Mr.. Theodore F. Merseles,
Jr., Of the Hudson County Wheelmen
will act as my representative in this mat
ter. II this challenge is not accepted on
or before Saturday, July 10, l will at
tempt to break the present record on July
10, over the course referred to-"
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN TIL T ON THE 18TH
ment and Chief Engineer fled In the Office
OF the clerk Of the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners their hnaf ment
map and schedule for acquiring lands for the
eonstrnctien OF . main sewer from q point ut the
SIP N WEST SIDE AYES.
SIP AVE.
same line. being the proposed line OF
extended to its junction with the proposed line of
S~TUYyESANT AVE,
thence westerly along the proposed line of
STUYVESANr V
to the Hackensack River.
The land to be taken for said Improvements may
be described as follows
A strip Of land. the centre line OF which begins
at a point in the centre line Of
SIP AVE.
at its westerly terminus, thence continuing In the
same line. being the pT9posad line of
extended as shown on said map to its junction
with the proposed line of
STUYvESANT AVE.
as projected on the Official title and assessment
map OF 1882. thence westerly along the proposed
line OF
extended, as shown on said map. to the Hacken-
sack River, said strip oftand being 50 feet WIDE.
and that the 4th day OF August. at ten O'Clock am.
and the meeting room OF the Board Of Street and
and place when and where the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners will meet 10 hear and con
sider any objections to said map. schedule or
81 order Of tine Boara Of street and Water Com
E 7. BoUToN..
Dated Jersey City. June 2ath. 1890.
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TIE JERSEY BOYS acIgCH.s
They Won Their Sixth Consecutive Game
Yesterday for the Remnant.

There is nodoubt abeut the fact that the
team OF the New Jersey Athletic Club
has a dead cinch" upon the champion
ship pennant of the Amateur Athletic
Unions Baseball League. Yesterday
afternoon the boys went to Lowerre. N.
Y, and won their sixth successive success
in the Leagues series by giving the
nine of the Yonkers Athletic Club. who
stood second In the race. q fearful drub-
bling. The game was such q one-sided
affair that 1T lacked interest. The local
ball tossers put up q wretched game,
their fielding and battery work being
miserable. At the bat they showed up
poorly, being unable TO do anything with
the twirling of Walter J. Currie. who
pitched seven innings and then retired
from the box to- give MARITIME q hance to
exhibit his delivery. Only three sin
gle hits were batted by the Yonkers team,
and two of these were made In the sixth
inning. With the assistance of an mop
perfume misplay the hits saved them from
being completely shut out. The JerseYites
pup up a splendid game in the field, and
did splendid work with the sstck. Except
in their second heat they gathered runs
at their own sweet Will and when the
game ended had Tailed q dozed and a
half The score is subjoined:
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G HERIFF's SALE In CHANCERY OF NEW JER-
. Sey.
Between Michael J. Thomson, complainant. ana
George Heinrich Wolfel and Joseph Bohnert, de-
PENDANTS.
Fl. IA for sale of mortgaged premises.
Retmnable October Term. 1890.
NJ. Bretzfeld, Solicitor.
BY virtue OF the allow stated writ to me directed
and delivered. | shall sell by public veRdue az !. ].
Wolbert's Real Estate and Auction Rooms, No. AZ
Montgomery street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY. the seventeenth day Of July, a. D.
1890.
at two o'clock In the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises with the appurte-
nanees, being the same described in said writ, that
All thai certain lot, tract. or parcel of land and
premises, situate, lying aud being In the Township
Of North Bergen In the County Of Hudson and State
OF New Jersey, and which on a certain map entitled.
a.Map Of seaeaucus City. Hudson county. \. J, Ar,
thur Spieimau. City surveyor and Civil Engineer,
hoboken.s and which said map Is on file in the
tingnished as lot numbered thirty. 81. on block let.
tered "B." said lot being twenty-five, p, feet wide
In front and rear and one hundred. 100, feet deep
throughout and is facing on Charles street as by
reference 70 said map will more Inlly appear.
Dated Jpned lssl. -
shegtf.
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The Games Committee of the Lorillard
Debating and Athletic Association were
industrious last night. The heat was in
tense, yet they were hard at work pre-
pairing the programme for the picnic and
games at Caledonian Park on Saturday
next. There are over three hundred en-
tries in the eight events and many star
performers are on the list. In the 100
yards dash forty-nine have entered
arranged. Kuehlke, of the Prospect
Harrfer5, is the scratch man in tho one
mile II and Frank Dolan, of the Wayne
A. g., is IN the same event. THE games
will be exciting. 1t is the best athletic
card that has been shown in this city.
The list of entries will be given tomor-
row. Every prominent local club is
reDresented-
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
lv 10th day Of June, 1S9a. the Commissioners of
Assessment and Chief hnRfneeF nled In the office
OF the clerk of the Board of Street and Water
ing lands for the construction of q main sewer be.
ginning at O point on the easterly side Of
OCEAN v
at its intersection with Ssegman st.. proposed;
thence running easteriy along the centre line OF
proposed. to Garfield ave; thence running souther-
ly along the centre line of
GARFIELD AVE.
to Richard ST. thence easterly along the centre line
RICHARD ST..
and the centre line OF
RICHARD ST.
produced, to a point about $50 feet east az the ram
tire line OF the Central X. r. of New Jersey: thence
southerly in q straight line or course to lands un-
der waier,tn rev York Bay owned ny the Siate *
New Jersey, at O point distant 25feet east of the
division line between the property of the heirs If
Richard Vreeland and the Morris s. Cummings
Dredging Com pany, which said map shows wards
made TO privat ate owners for land taken.
The route of said proposed sewer is rs above DO
scrfbed ana the land necessary to be acquired for
It's proper construction and use of said sewer il a
strip OF land % feet wide In ~Stegnan ST., proposed.
from Ocean ave. 10 Garfield av. and a strip OF land
route. always excepting such hand as is now Owns.s
or controlled by the city.
And that the fourth day OF August 1881 Mt fen
O'Clock q. M. and the meeting room Of the BoartI
OF street and Water Commissioners are hersby
fixed as the time and place when and where ths
Board of StreeJ and Water Commissioners viii
meet to hear and consider any Objections 10 sajd
map, SEIZED ule or awards.
BY order OF the Board of Street and Water Com.
missioners.
GEO.. Z. BoUToN,
Dated Jersey City. June 20. 1890.
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SHnRIrF's sAtE.-HuDsoS cIRcUrr COURT

GHEKIFFS ~E'-HUUs CIHCUTT COUNT
Ellen Byrnes vs. Rrnard McAnally.
In debt alias III. Fa. etc.
keturnable May Term. 1881.
John Garrick. attorney.
BY virtue OK the above stated writ to me. directed
and delivered, have levied upon and shall sell by
public vendue, st the Real Estate ONCE OF Emmops
h cronan. No. 50 Montgomery street, Jersey City,
on
THURSDAY. the seventeenth day OF July, A. D..
1891.
at two O'Clock ia the afternoon. all the right, title
and interest OF the above named defendant in and
to all the following described lot Of land and prem.
tses, with the appurtenances, that Is to say
Al that certain lot Of land and premises situate,
living and being In Jersey City, In the County OF
Hudson and state OF New Jersey, and which on a
map entitled mar OF property OF Il. B. Waterman,
formerly c. G. Sisson. Bergen, Hudson county, New
Jersey, 1868. J. w. Soper. City Surveyor. and nled
in the Registers office, OF Hudson county, afore-
Isl In block one hundred aud thirry-six ClS5l, and
fronting on Hudson avenue.
Late Sherin.
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n~rarion,s nrnrksmsn aIeet.

The Marion Rifle Club had its weekly
meeting yesterday on the clubs pretty
range at Marion. The afternoon was
spent in plugging the target, and excel
TENT shots and scores were numerous. In
the competition shoot for the clubs ham
pion badge, Hansen led with Rebhan sec
ond. Theescores wore as follows:-L. p. Ham
sen. 207; Rebhan, 1919: William Weber, 1917;
G. Bauchle. 1877; H. Mahlenbrock, 1906 j..
Speecher, 179; Thomas Stiff, ia
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The Jersey City News,
80 MONTGOMERY ST.
cHnRlFF's SALEM cHANoERY or NEW IEa.

CHERIFF's SALEM cHANcERY OF NEWER
Between Mary D. Arrlsop, complainant. and WI
liam Pairson, e ux; e ais defendants
Returnable October Term, 1880.
Collins 8 corbin, Solicitors.
reccfied and delivered, / SHAH sen By public ven
due at 7. g; Wolbert's Real Estate and Auction
THURSDAY the sevep ,sss day q 1nly- 4 >
described land and premises, with the appurten-
nnces. being the same described in said writ, that
FirsfsAn that certain lot Of land and premises
~ Of Hudson and state or New Jersey, which on =
map entitled "S~qppiementary plan Of building lots
New S@wsJ jersey IS pf surveyed 81 B. T.. c d aaa Civ SUI saF.
yeyor OF Jersey City on ale IN the once Of the
numbered twelve and e bounded as follows
Bsgianlng a. a point on tie northeasterly sias q
hundred and seventy,nye. l7a feet southeasterly
at right angles to said Prospect Avenue one hah-
dred and twelve, ll2. feet. two, 2 inches; thence
p rsssp avenue ts paaSS'sI :. a af let: G. sSs %ssa s ssad Tsss.
erly parallel with the line first run one hundred and
t thence aS ne 9TH; ester along Isasi prospect 81 sses avenu sf sWsps
tgy.nye, Z. feet e e the Place Of beginning sgsa 2 ED
and said summit street i now known a. baldwin
second.-An tine land and premises above des-
ssi6ed apd als9 Z shs !, fSnowing as sssr9e igs5csa e e
Jersey City. Hudson county, STATE OF New Jersey.
BEGINNING at q point In the seuthwesseriy side Of
Newark avenue, distant ninety-fye feet from the
northwesterly slde q Chestnut, avenue; thence
westerly alone the porthWesterIy une of lot num-
Der thirty-eight on a supplement- plan Of building
lots owned by DR.. y. H.. Cornelisun OF Hudson City
New Jersey, filed In the Office OF the clerk OF said
County of Hudson. ninaty-two feet And three
inones; thence northwesterly along the northeast
about thirtytwo feet to a point where a line drawn
parallel to said first mentioned line from the south
f sasi nsmS sofn fsirs 6 ias 81 a ssfd | nap h @osld fsse1sa tie Is
portbeasterly line of lot number seven; thence
portheasterly parallel with said first mentoned
line about nipetyseven feet five inches 10 Newark
avenue aforesaid; thence sQutheasterly along the
s-eUthwesferly line Of said Newark avenue about
thirty.two feet to the place OF beginning C0mpriz
seven feet OF the southeasturly side oflot number
thirty six on the map or plan above mentioned
ROBERT AVE
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Yonkers a C...........-...0 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 o /
Earned runs-New Jersey A. C,2
Two-base hist. Carey and Fuenties.
Sacrifice hits-J. NJ Currie, Fusnties ana Wenst-
lien.
Left on bases-New Jersey A. C.. 7;Yonkers a. CO..
Stolen bases-MacB urney, Z: Carey, 4; w. Currie, s.
Smith, ]. NC urrie. Fuenries. Fistler, Wenst1ich, 2;
W. j. Currie and Xavier.
First-base on balls-Mac Burnie, W. Currie. Smith.
d J: N Currie, Wenstlich. W. j. Curries 2; Taylor
and Fowler.
Hit by pitched blacksmith, 2.
First base on errors-T. Carey, s; J. N. Currie, Fuen.
ties. Ffstler, 3; and Z. Carey.
Struck ont-MecBurneg q I. Carey. W. .currie 9.
Fuenties, Wensthch, 2; w. ]. Currie, Sirkley, Tay-
lor. 2; Fowler, ingalls,. shipman, Roach. = and T..
Carey.
Passed balls-W. Currie,. i; Craft, 4; Xavier, g.
Wild pitches-Taylor. q Roach. 2.
Double pEays-J. "a. Taylor, to Smith; W J. Currie
to j. NJ. Currte to W. Currie; Roach to Shipnan to
ingalls,; Craft to Ingalls, TO Graft; Roach to Ingalls,
- Shfpma an; Roach to Taylor.
T{me-2 hours.
Umpire-Frank Golden.
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TO CREDITORS

Estate OF George Keddie, deceased. John Keddle.
administrator with viii annexed Of George Ked,
dle, deceased, by order of the Surrogate or Hudson
county. GATED June n. 1870 hereby gives notice TO
tne creditors OF said decedent 10 bring in their
utpts, demands and claims against tbs estate or
SAID decedent. under oath or affirmation within
nine months from the date OF said order. or they
VIII be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said Administrator.
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!. Dowd,s Health EXERCISES.

GHERIFF's SALE.-HUDSoN CIRCUIT COURT.
Charles H. suIk VS.. George ". Edwards. CT al,
partners, etc.
In Case H. ia. sc.
Returnable second Tuesday Of July. 1880.
James r. Bowen, attorney.
By virtue OF the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered. | have levied upon, and shall sell
bv public vendue at n. G. Wolberts Real Estate
and Auction Rooms. No. AZ Montgomery street. Jer-
sey City, on
THURSDAY. the Seventeenth Day of July next.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the right. title.
and estate of the above named defendants, George
W. Edwards, ct al. partners, etc, In and to all the
following described land and premises with the
appurtenances, thatfs to say
All those three certain lots. tracts or parceis of
land and premises hereinafter particularly de
sey City, in the County OF Hudson and State of Now
Jersey, which on a certain map now on Tile in the
office Of the Register of the County of Hudson,
aforesaid entitled map of property of +. F. Gautier
& Co., Jersey City. N. j.. 1873, made by j. W. Soper
s. Co. @. E. ana surveyors, September 1873, aud duly
filed in the Registers ofice AZORES aid on the eight.
zenith day Of uecember, A. D. 1873. are known and
six (l IN block numbered one hundred and ninety
nine Qy9l as laid down on said map Together with
all and singular the houses. buildings, trees, ways.
waters, profits, privileges and advantages, with the
appurtenances to the same belonging or in any
wise appertainiug. Also, all the estate, right. title,
interest, property, claim and demand whatsoever
OF the said party OF the first part of, in and to the
same and OF. in and to every part and parcel there
Of"
ROBERT DAVIS.
Sheriff.
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The Champlonship Recprds.
Today's Gard.

Atlantic Association-Jersey City at
Washington; Worcester at Newark;
Hartford at Baltimore; New Haven at
Wilmington.
National League-New York at Cincin-
aati; Brooklyn 4 Chicago; Boston at
Pittsburg; Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Players League-New York at Pitts
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Jersey City is ON the long slide.
Wilmington had better took shar D or
it will lose the honor of the left of line,
for Jersey City is fast getting there.
The people in this city should not COM
plain of The playing of the team. The
fault is with them for not properly sup
porting it. Give them the support they
are entitled to and no better play will be
seen in the Atlantic Association. En-
courage the men and they will do good
work.
Jimmy Say, who played in this city for
several seasons, will probably guard third
for Wilmington.
Hartford has released First Baseman
Fred Mann and engaged Thiessen of Min
den to succeed him.
Something will drop after July 4
A new league to compete for the Sport
ing Times banner will be organized by
Harry Powers tomorrow night. The
meeting will be held at the store, corner
of Newark avenue ana Erie street.
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Results of the championship games
played yesterday follow
The Atlantic Observation-Disclosures
10; Jersey Gre, 1. Newark, s: Worcester.
2. Baltimore, Z; Hartford, s. New Haven,
8; Wilmington, 4.
The National League - Cincinnati, 2;
New York, l. Boston. 10: Pittsburg, g..
Chicago, 8; Brooklyn, 4. Philadelphia, s.;
Cleveland, /.
The Players League-New York, IA:
Pittsburg, II. Chicago, 10; Boston, T.
Cleveland, 10; Brooklyn, s. Philadelphia,
5; Buffalo, 1.
The American observation-disclosures
IL; Brooklyn, 5. Rochester, s; Athletic. 4.
Columbus. 10; Toledo, 6. ST Louis, 10;
Louisville, z.
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The Athletic Arena.

The colors of that wideawake organiza-
tion, the Sylvia A. G. will be seen at the
Loriiiardss games. The club has entered
four of its best athletes.
The Board of Directors of the WAYNE
A. G. will meet tomorrow night. Import
ant business Is to be considered and every
member should attend.
The entries for the games of the Scot
tfsh-American A. G. will close next Sat-
urday night.
The New Jersey A. G. will, it is said.
not enter any of its athletes in the Scots
games because the latter had u picnic and
club games on Decoration Day, which
was the day the N. j. A. q. had its open
games.
Pete Skillman, the we'll known athlete
who left this city several months ago and
went west. is capturing medals and hon
ors. He beat theS western record for a
mile a few days ago. VI
The Clinton Athletic Club has been
formed on the Heights and makes a ia
vorable start. The officers chosen are:-
John McCarty, president: A. Fillmore.
vice-presfdent; Edward Morris, secretary:
B.. Lynch, treasurer; James Neville, cap
tain. Over forty members were enrolled.
The clubs headquarters are at Lederer's
The Kensington A. G. has many am
bilious athletes in its ranks, who are
constantly training and will be honor win
neTs before many seasons have rolled by.
The angel of death is playing sad havoc
with the Jersey City A. e., Three pro-
minent and active members have expired
since Sunday,
The next meeting of the Wayne A. C.
will be interesting.
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a Fine Annette card.

burg; Brooklyn. at Cleveland; Boston at
Chicago; Philadelphia at Buffalo.
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The Claremont Shooting Association
will have a two days tournament at the
grounds at Claremont. 1t will begin to
morrow, when live birds will be used.
and finish on Saturday, when clay tar
gets will be the mark.
g. d. Phillips (~"Spider''), formerly Of
this city, will represent the New York
Athletic Club in the Schuyikill regatta.
Paddy McGurgan and Johnny Martin
will have a ten-round go at Boyle's
Knickerbocker Hall, Hoboken, tomorrow
night.
The last deposit was made yesterday
for the fight between Bill Dunn, of Bay
onne, and Jim Dwyer, of Bound Brook.
Cal Mccarthy n the Scots mascottes
have been engaged to appear in the new
f~arce-comedy the Hustler
The Regatta Committee of the Middle
States Regatta Association met in New
York last night to make arrangements
for the big aquatic event. They decided
to offer elaborate prizes.
The movement to organize a lawn ten
mis- league Is not dead. Messrs. Brinker-
hoff and Fielder are hustling, and are
confident it VIII be Is success.
The Newark Shooting Society will have
a three days tournament next month.
The crack shots of this city and county
will be in 1t.
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{ HERIFF.s SALE -IN cHANcERY on NEw JER,

Daied Jersey City. June eolh. ls9O.
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GLASSWARE.

large assortment Of SUMMER RANGES and STOVES. with all the atss
We ire selling these At cost to close them out.