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SCHOOL CENSUS.
Superintendent Anderson SKIS the Public

superintendent Anderson Asks the Public
to Help Him.
Superintendent OF Schools Anderson issued a
letter TO the public yesterday, drawing attention
10 the fact that on Thursday morning the School
Census Marshals viii begin the WORK OF taking
the census Of children residing In this city. 1t
will be the duty of the Marshals to obtain the
following information:
/. The number of white children in the city who
are not under or over II years of age
2 The number OF negro children who are not I'M
der or over H.
3. The number of Indian children who are not
under over II.
4. The number of native-born Monaghan children
who are not under or over II years OF age
5. The number Of children under years of age.
6. The number OF children between and II
years OF age who have attended the public schools
al any time since the Both day OF June, 1889.
2. The number OF children between and II years
OF age who have attended private school, but no
public schools at any time since the 30th day OF
June, 1889.
g. The number of children between and IT years
So fsss NV A''AN'D any ''"''' S'"' . u"'
8. The number OF deaf and dumb children between
s aud p years OF age.
10. The number OF blind children between s and
81 years of age.
II. The number of native children whose parents
native born
L.. The number OF native children one of whose
parents Is foreign born
ID. The number OF native children both whose
parents are foreign born.
Il. The number of foreign children.
10. The number of births of boys.
is. The numOer of births of girls.
The object OF taking The census Is mainly TO
enable the State authorities 10 properly distrib
u;e the school fund. and is matter OF great i'm
portaDce as regulating the amount OF money the
city viii receive from the State Tor school pur-
poses. The public is earnestly requested 10 CO.
operate In making the census as nearly correct
as possible. IL 10 Marshal call at any residence
between the 10Th and 29lh OF May The Superin-
tendent Will be greatly obliged If notified OF that
ACT
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were moderately dealt in yesterday. There
were loo TO l5c fluctuations in both sessions but
general movement, up or down. Commonwealth
dropped from 81 IS in the morning TO SO % In the
afternoon call. The condition Of the market at the
close will be seen below.
Local securities were active. s. V. Water de-
clined to S99 70 and Electric Light to $2l 37l@.
Confidence levied an assessment of rs cents de-
linquent in the office June 18th; Sierra Nevada
of 30 cents. June 18th.
The Alabama. Humboldt and Bailey delinquent
sales take place to-day.
Savage produced last week 400 tons ore, assaying
S23 25; Norcross 1850 tons, $40 70; Alta 3l5 tons
$23 rs; overman 220 tons SIS 70; Chollar 45l
tons. sS3; Justice 100 tons, S26 81; Con Cal. Il
Virginia 266S TONS s22 so and shipped bullion val
ued at $55 55l.
Commonwealth has sent $50 tons OF ore to the con-
centrator. There is 105 tons of concentrates, dry
weight, on hand. The transfer-books OF the com
pany closed Saturday.
Atlantic Dynamite has de. Jared dividend of 40
cents and Giant Powder one OF rs cents both pay
able on the 18th.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF assessments pending:
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HE SAW TIE TOWN.
A San Jose Man Has Experience on
90 Earbary Coast"

San Jose Man Has an Experience on
''Barbary Coast"
Charles Goeg came to this city from
Bartlett Springs Sunday and having $3.50 in
his possession started out on "Barbary
Coast to enjoy himself. He said he
wanted to have good time of it in town,
and lie had all he cared for aud more. He
lives in San Jose and was returning from
Bartlett Springs, where he had been for his
health.
He told the story of his experience, as
follows, to the police yesterday The first
saloon visited by him was the Stockholm
Saloon. There he met dutch Charley"
who is said to be "steerer" for saloons in
that vicinity. Charley induced him to visit
the Brewer Saloon on Kearny street, where
they drank cOpiously and Goeg was intro
dnced to two women. Goeg says he fell
asleep in the place and was robbed in a
back room by woman whom he subse-
guently recognized as Julia Bradley, alias
''FOg-horn Julia" The saloon proprietor
was also accused of being implicated in the
affair.
Police Officers Cummings and Morgan
took the case in hand, and placed the Brad
ley woman, John Hamlin. the proprietor.
and Caroline Hillander under arrest on a
charge Of grand larceny.
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master General, us. A. The lowest bid
was that of Foley & Keenan,, at 81 80 a
lineal foot, the other figures ranging from
that to 81 10 a lineal foot. The contract
will be awarded to the firm named. The
work is being done by the Government and
the roadway will be used by the military,
and will be the finest in the city It's
length will be 66S1 feet.
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and over. S@S1ac . ID: medium, as to IS Ms 5rk
@ee: light, SC; Cowhides, SC; salted Kip. IA
Hides, usual selection, sc dry Kips, 7c; dry
Calf, e 2 ~ prime Goatskins 35e each; medium
mer, 35c medium, 2502sc; thin, zoe y f6; sheen
skins, shearIings Og zoe; short Wool 3o95oc; me
dunn. 65@9oc; long wool, gog$d 70 2 d. Butcher
TAELoW-Fair to good rendered, 312@4c: re-
fined 51b@534c Grease, &c q 10.
WOOI-We quote spring clips as follows: Nevada
I5@l8c; choice Northern, l29lsc; San joaquin
and Southern, year staple, i2429l5e; San Joaquin
and Southern. seven months 129lbci CHOICE root
IL
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Robert Louis steyeuson.

In private letter received through the
last Australian mail by an intimate friend
of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson that lady
writes. under date of April 9th, from, Syd-
ney,. Australia, that her husband. Robert
Louis Stevenson, the ,well-known author,
the grippe. His illness had camsed a
change of plan. and he and his wife would
leave Sydney about April goth. on the
steamer Jeannette Nichols, for a three or
four months cruise among the South Sea
Islands. On their return to Sydney they
WOuI0 take the next steamer to ENGLAND
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cifc, Go; Atchson Topeka and Santa Fe, 4534
Wels-Fargo, 40 bid, l46 asked; Western Union,
s6ss; Silver, lO4s4; Sterling, 81 S594 81.
Wheat cash, No. 2 ssci No. 5, 93c,
Flour-Quiet
Coffee-$l2 40
Sugar. 13-l6@5hc
Hops California 1875
Hides-California, l3c
Copper-Lake, SI4 SO.
Tin-spot s2l 80.
Lead-Domestic, 81 O6
lron-$16 So
PetrOleum-sB14c
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A Clear Los. of sI7.OOo.

When the steamship officials at Hong
Kong received notice of Secretary Win
dom's order that no Chinese in transit for
Mexico could be transferred at San Fran
cisco the steamer China already had 160
such passengers booked for Mexican ports.
They promptly notified them that they
would refuse to carry them and their
money was refunded. 1t cost the company
017 0OO
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The Produce Exchappe cable gI,
SECURITIES.
New York Markets.

New YORK. May 1.-THE market opened firm,
though Sugar Trusts and Union Pacific declined IS
each. The rest OF the market advanced fraction
and remained firm till the afternoon. when the mar
ket became irregular and majority OF the stocks
declined from IS to Us, to which Missouri Pacific
fell. Total sales, 453. 260 shares.
NEW York, May 12.-united States Bonds: as.
l22; 4las, 1929; Northern Pacific. SO: Cana
dian Pacific. 1885 Central Pacific. So; Union Pa
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Jeremiah Kelly. middle-aged man, was
locked up yesterday morning by Officer
Morrisey on charge of insanity. He had
until quite recently been employed en- Mil
Ter & Lux's ranch, and had saved large
proportion Of his earnings. When searched
at the City Prison desk he had check for
$4,000, S729 rs in coin and a handbook,
showing a deposit Of S90ll in his pockets
He also had a valuable watch and chain.
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nANpELIoNs THREE.

written for THE MORNING CALI.
-N dainty cup
Dandelions three -
Nod their golden heads,
They were given me.
By hand love
They were given me,
And placed them in cup,
Dandelions three.
Little sun-browned hands
"Pretty flowers brought:
"Stars come down from heayenS'
'In the vacant lot"
My New England home
Quickly could see,
And placed them in cup.
Dandelions three
Denver. Colo, 1890 GRACE HIBBARD.
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Mrs. Wills a Maniac.

Mrs. Elizabeth Willis, the wife of Robert
Willis, the evangelist, was sent TO the
Napa Asylum for Insane Yesterday by
Judge Levy upon the statement of Superin-
iendent Jewell of the Home for Inebriates
that she is maniac and cannot live Long
as she refuses nourishment. Ae'
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John Rober,son,s Money.

John Robertson died intestate in British
Columbia last July, leaving $1,000 In San
Francisco bank. The relatives live in Can
ada and Scotland, and have agreed upon At
torney L. A. Berlin as suitable person TO
administer the estate. The Public Admin
istrator has also on file petition for letters,
and the Court will decide between him and
Mr.. Berlin on next Monday
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A BeIllgerent Bergnr.

Thomas Kelly, a troublesome and impu-
dent beggar. Of Barbary Coast, was sent
to the County Jail yesterday by Judge Rix
to serve thirty days sentence there for
striking Ned Foster, proprietor of the Bella
Union Theater last Sunday.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, May II
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wheat easy.
Barley options frmer.
Oats quiet.
Corn firmly held.
Rye weak and dull.
Sales of new Dat Hay.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes steady
Australian onions arrived.
Butter and Eggs weak and dull.
Poultry nominal.
Apples In from Australia.
Oranges weak and slow.
Cherries firm. Strawberries lower.
Green Peas higher.
Hops irmer.
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oAKLAND-ALAMEDA COUNTY
Builders Contr,o,s

Jeremiah Maloney with J. Bruce to build on N
line VI Eddy ST., 1865 W. OF Leavenwortb w 26x
d31: 20; $32oO bonds $1,000; Robert Oriord and
II. w Williamson suretles. i" '
John Glayen with j. Bruce, to build on w line OF
Capp st., 60 5. OF Twentieth, S. 25x75. S3474 ::
bonds. $30OU; Robert oxford and H. Williamson
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Judge Rix yesterday dismissed the
charge of felony against Alfred Roth, who
had been under arrest on complaint of
Resale Rossi, young Swiss girl. The
difficulty was settled successfully by mar
riage in The City Prison last Saturday.
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Joseph N. Flint having served six
months probationary term as clerk in the
San Francisco Naval Office satisfactorily,
Z. P. Dantorth, Naval Officer Of the port
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we are guilty without suspicion that we are do
ing wrong and whose miserable consequences
we only understand when remedy has become
Icing since Impossible"
Again my uncle was little while silent before
be continued:
Tn he Conf;Oue1
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General MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta, spot, nominal at CSC; Nay and
june, 7c; Wool Bags, nominal; Potato Gunnies.
nominal.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes,
terms net cash: Cube, &c; Crushed, 7c; Extra
Powdered &c; Fine Crushed, 7c: Dry Grant,
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Mncndamixinc Iomnaro 49,

BIDS for laying Il macadamized roadway
on Lombard street, from Van Ness avenue
10 the Presidio, were opened yesterday by
colonel W. !. Ludington, Deputy Quarter
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CHICAGO, May 12.-The early markets on Change
to-day were in keeping with the close of last week.
There was special activity in all the grain pits with
dizziness and some weakness In provisions Wheat
opened at 941ac and closed at 95lac Flour was
very dull, with scarcely any demand existing, and
no sales were reported. Prices unchanged
CHICAGO, May 12.-Wheat, cash, s51aG
Corn-54Ac.
Pork-$12 80.
Lard-s6 S21a.
Ribs-$5 371h.
Whisky-S1 o.
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shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day collection day. are the
City of New York for China and Japan, the Haytian
Republic for Puget Sound, the Emily for Coos Bay
and Oregon way ports the Newport for Eel River
and the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The Whining
ton falls due from Puget sound the Alex Duncan
from the southern coast and the Ajax from Coos
Bay.
The Newbern falls due from Mexico Saturday.
The British iron ship FOrfarshire, 1898 tons, was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to U. X Havre
Antwerp. 39s
The Theodor takes for Liverpool II 1924 etls
Wheat valued at $95, 299: Willie Rosenfeld for
Liverpool so, l SO ctls at 100000
The City of New York sails for Panama on the 18th
at IL noon,
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English Wheat Market.
FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL May 1.-THE spot market is weak
at7s97s I'd. Cargoes are steady at S6s Sd for oil
coast, SOS for just shipped aud SOS Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May. rs 44d; June, Is 1s4d
July. rs I'd; August. rs 214d; September, rs
2s4d; October. Is 3D.; November, Is Sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May 12.-.Consos. ss1s; United States
Bonds: AS, l25; 41a's, 1854; Silver 4714d;
Rentes, scr soc; bullion out OF Bank Of England,
10000
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
follows:
615c; third do, 46D4 Lac
VEAL-Large, 496c: small Calves, 697c
MuTTON-Wethers, 512@6c; Ewes 515hc
HANDSPRING Lamb. S0S Jac r h.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 5IsG5 &c for graln-ted and
41s@5e for heavy packing: stock Hogs, 595 Izg
q Ii: dressed do, 734GS12c p ID.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-20 Cal Electric Light, 2la.
Street, Oceanic S S Co. 100.

boards Atlantic Dynamite. AZ: % Cal Electric
Light. 2l3s 10 Safety Nitro Powder, 1888 15 5 v
Water, 9Ss4 $1,000 7 OF Cal 81 Bonds, lOI; 81
Union Insurance, 80; $50 yigorit Powder. IT'S.
Street-$5OO0 Market-st Cable Bonds, l24 "a;
$4,000 s V 81 Bonds i2l1a
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Shipping Notes.


New York exchange, zoe for sight drafts and
25c for telegraphic.
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Fine silver.
New York Exchange.

Mexican Dollars.
QuotabIe at sO@sO1ac.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.


| A Moore &c wf,Sacramnto
Mrs j Wilson, Hong Kong
J A Graves IL VT, Los Ang
! Jacobs, Yisalia
Z Smell, San Jose
. Miss U S Kingman, Conn
Miss Hamilton. Conn
Mrs Z EagleSfieid, Grand
Rapids
Miss NJ Parsons. G Rapids
c w Johnson&wf. g Rap
+ Burbank, Grand Rapids
Geo Bailey, Grand Rapids
C NJ Hub & WI, 6 Rapids
c ID Goodrich, G Rapids
Rev j I Holmes. & RAPIDS
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COMPANY

Dividends Declared.
COMPANY Amount Payable
Caledonia (B H............ so OS MAY 10
BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales yesterday in the San
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE

For Ldts SiitPputJ Intelligence Eighl4 Page
Arrived.
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mons. 5. STROZYNSKI HAS CREATED A NEW
VI style OF har-dressing fer the coming season;
also. he has his and only patent process for re-
storing bieached and gray hair; haIr-cutting done
in most becoming style by six Competent artists;
hair ShamPooiny and drying by patent mach inc: ua-
equaed in the United States 5. STROZYNSKI.
leading lady'S prize hair-dreSser, cor. Ellis and
Powell SIS. ap3U I'm
The morning call., 1890-05-13

ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF mines not listed on the
Board fall delinquent in once.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
III Pacific Standard Time Computed by THOMAS
TESNENT, Chronemeter aud Instrument
Maker, IS Market street
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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PERSONALS.

IA EADQuARTERS FOR LAWN HOSE, NOZ-
zles, sprnkiers. reels, ETC.; free delivery city,
Oakland and Alameda. ChAPMAN'S, Is California
.trcet. my13 1t
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MY GREAT-UNCLE'S
DOUBLE,
u-ICONTINUED1.

TLURING the rest OF tie day aud the whole
lAEY OF the morrow my uncle was taciturn.
ESfA On the third day lie said to me- Bob, we
- Will drive over to NoIthbrook. II is not
The morning call., 1890-05-13

L Pedrazzini, Lakeport
II IL Wood Il VT, Wrightl
j S Turner, California
Mrs I Lpm mers, Modesto
+ $ WicAersham a VT
Fresno
j A Stanwood. Los Ang
j A Stafford & VT, Dav
export
Z Chatfey. Santa Maria
j Brown, San BernardlnC
ID SwartZ, Cotton
7 Sweed, Petduma
L IL Simpson, California
I w CoggsweIl, Chicago
j J Hug Il fam, Philadell
L j Ry an, California
j j Anderson, Martinez
L X Ernest, California
w Baehr, Sausalito
X Kruger, California
w Zane, California
ii Brooks Il VT, Spkn Fills
Rev A + Hitchcock, Cal
q + Mitchell. HOLSTER
Mrs w Ferguson. Sn Raj
Mrs } p Squires, Boston
Miss j Cramer, Vallejo
+ shepard, Chicago
II L Cleveland. Ny
j Taylor N W, san Jose
ID q McLain, Soledad
w j Hill. Soledad
L lver5on, Templeton
D Honchins, Colusa
G johnson, COlusa
n Butler, California
+ A Root, Chicago
Ii II Thomas, ColuSa
j Ii Glenn, Seattle
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-26

Danvers flying past him like the wind.
She had something in her hands, and as
she passed the two brutes, which were
about to charge upon him for the second
time, he saw them both dash backward
in alright. In the sudden rebound they
were caught beneath the hoofs of their
companions and in a twinkling the life
was trampled out of them.
Polly had found her weapon at last,
and it had done good service; for it had
enabled her to save the life of the friend
who, in another moment, would have
been a mangled corpse beside his horse.
As she rode forward she had grasped
the handle of her umbrella with one
hand, while the other hand was on the
spring of this extraordinary implement
of warfare. In dashing past the two
threatening creatures she had suddenly,
and with a wild scream, spread the UNI
brella in their astonished faces, with the
result already described.
And as he looked, Dick Mayhem saw
the umbrella at the head Of the stam-
peding herd, still opening and shutting
like the tapping Of a great black wing.
That evening, when at last Dick May
hew had got her safely back to the ranch,
and when everybody was making a ire
mendous ado over her, Polly produced
great CONSERVATION by suddenly declar-
ing with much emphasis.
I'm going back home tomorrow! I'm
afraid of cowst
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-26
THE BOARDING. HOUSE PLAGUE.
Held for Trial on a Charge of Attempted
Tyarcauy.

Held for Trial on a Charge of Attempted
Larceny.
Charles Schaeffer, the boarding house
sneak thief who was remnnded by Justice
Stilsing Yesterday, was committed to Jail
this morning.
A number of clearinghouse keepers
were in court, but noae others besides
those who testified against the prisoner
yesterday made complaint. Mrs. George
Hammell, OF Ne. Ais Henderson street,
testified that she saw a man running with
Il valise in his hand in n out of the
yards in the neighborhood Of Sixth and
Provost streets, but said she thought the
man was low and thick set.
HoberG Cornell, of the same number, a
BARTENDER, identified the prisoneras a man
he saw in McGoyern's yard in the same
vicinity at the same time. lie also de-
scribed the valise he held in his hand,
which tailed with the one picked up at
Sixth and Henderson streets.
Mrs. Mary Farley, of No. 204 Grand
street, was again on hand this morning.
She brought several boarders with her,
but none of them could swear positively
that they ever saw the man.
Now, yer Honor, ,, said the prisoner.
"she has brought all her boarders to
testify against me. None of them can
swear they ever saw me Certainly you
can't hold me on this charge"
"But my daughter saw him, Judge,
trying to get in the room of Il of my
boarder5," almost shrieked the little
lady.
His Honor advised Mrs. Farley to bring
a charge of attempt at larceny, and COM
mitted the prisoner.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-26
CLOSING TEE TOURNEY.
Two Games RoIled---Bowl-
ing, Baseball and
Athletics.

-ELl
Two games were bowled last night in
the tournament at Duke & Ramsay's
alleys.
The Belvederes met the Maltas aud the
P~iu-knights wrestled with the Nameless.
The crack teams won. The Malta
Clubs quintette made o determined
fight Inc the game was not settled
until the last man bowled,
The Maltas went off with q
lead of 1t went down to 2 in the sec
ond frame. In the third the Belvederes
forged ahead and secured Il lead Of 5. II
the fourth the Maltas again went to the
front with an advantage OF 2. In the
fifth the Mathis put on a squirt and OBJ
tanned "a lead of 45. In the sixth the Bel
vederes cut ID lownto 81. In the seventh
the Maltas lost only a point and closed
the frame with a lead of 81.
In The eighth the Belvederes made a
rGttling squirt II landed within 2 OF the
Maltas. When the ninth frame closed
the Maltas had the lead byS1. In the
tenth the Belvederes put UP big figures,
and won the game By IS pins.
The contest between the Nameiess n
Pin Knights was less interesting. The
knights started with II good lead, and
they increased it and won by the hand
some margin of 1856 pins.
The final gafne in the tournament viii
be rolled Friday night, when the Pin
Knights meet the Maltas. IL the Knights
win they will capture first prize. If they
lose they will be u tie with the Belyederes
for the first honors.
The scores OF last nights games fol
low
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-26
Dated Jersey City March 4. Isan;

CHEiilRtpS SALE. Hudson County Circui
- Court.
Michael sicsIahon VS.. Michael canavaa.
on contract.
III. ia. etc.
Returnubie February 4, 1890.
u. +. Wortendyke. attorney.
By virtue Of the above stated writ-to me direc-
ted and delivered. i have levied upon. and shall
sell by public vendae az f. g. wolherf's real eslate
and auction rooms, Ao,a. Montgomery street, Jer-
9HTkSDAY. the Third day o, april next, at two
O'Clock III the afternoon, all the right title ana
estate OF the above named defendant. Michael
conasan. in and 10 all The following described
liant and premises. with the appuItenauces, that is
All thas certoin piece or rance Of land and prem
iscs hereinafter particularly described. situate,
CountS 81 Hudson ana Stale of Now Jersey:
RegiAuiis " a pnint on me nortlleastcfIy side OF
Golden tnoY lvyt biacs as the same IS laid down ON
Town ~ bergen, Hudson T0unty,. New Jersey
dated March 1st. 1873. liadr by q. i. Van Horne,
surveyor. distant tbrty-iiYe one huudredths of Il
foot southsistefly froii the suMtheasteriy line
OF lot numbered nineteen I'D Block i, as laid
down on said mar, and from. thcnce 10 run
the uorlheasi terry SIDE of SAIL Golden Place sixteen
feet and fifteen one hunlredtls OF Que FOOT 10 the
noriherly line % GranS street as widened; thence
north eighty three t.cgress easy along said northerly
liile az Grynd stteast as Nyidcped ihIrtyseven feet
and two ieuSths OF one foot; thence north SIX de-
cfess aud twenty minutes west To, through aud be-
s0nd the centre ~ q PARTY partition rwfcnty-one
ieet aud fifteen one huldlrdtns of one foot;
utes east. twenty feeE and ninets-eighf one Eun.
dredtls az one foot. fheGce north thirfS.eight de-
giees and nff,, I'VE minutes easr. on q line az right
hfty-o one degrees aud hye minutes west, ard par
uhsi with oIaeD places sixteen feet; thence south
thirty -eisht eeerees End fifty-fve minutes west, on
alirc parallel with the aforesaid soatheasfsrly lima
Ut lot ninsieen. seventy five feel to the northeast
erly side OF colden place. being tht point or place
ROBERT DAVIS. sheriff.