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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

LOE NoEfDIh AND OLD FONT lane
Il Steamer LADY OF TN LAkE FHrrs %. hound
trip s350. 10 1hney ioint 81. including hotel ball
S,eansr leaves bb ST wharf. tetalEts csbie care
Lishted with electricity aud rpfur~hed throughout.
Through tickets 10 BOstpn Including ftieais state
roouis, 70 and New York. -. -. Telephone cal,
liyO. Z. %. oiheesSiJ and 1874. and \. 4 O. 0le
and li5l Penna. ave. ALHkED MOOD, q. Ia
jyi0
& TEAMER I. V. ARRowsMITH. FROM 7rH
- ". wharf On Monday aud "Wednesday, at .. VA,
Creek. Cosn and locomco Rivers. RefurBinS Land -
intermediate LANDINGS. Arrive at Washington weines-
day and Friday mornings.
"a sstarda,s q ~ ?: m for coonis Reach Col
tons and Colonial Beach. Arrive at Washington sun
days. al pm.
EoR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE, YIB-
4 gnia Beach kichmund and all points south take
,he new ms,nmyu Iron Palace stesmers wAsHiSeN
IA. Tickets nj b. and U. ofhres ois and 1854
lennsylyenia ave ssnd ON ste@ters tefx-3m
AZ ARYLAND AND VIRGINIA sTEAHBoAH
Nl Company. Steamer rue. CAPT. W. &. 0eoxhssfsn,
landings. sieaiiSer Johh <. 'IyErri, csIs. sohs 4
D. M for river Isndins. Thursdays trip VII bs 20.
tended to baltimore. All ircisnt must ~ prs1eed
ior passage and freight apply 10 STEPHENSON .
BRO. sth st. wharf. W COZ Pa ave aud l2sh &c.
STkANkR ''wAkEfiELD -
fkibHf and stSDay evening" nj .'4'"'''N s
Dor Nonini Cr-ek. Va. and ~ Clements Bag. n.
.fHssenge< recommendation 1rst class
q. W. RIDLEY,
5yS 0enerAl Manao..
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- No other paper published has anything
like third as many readers in the city OF
Washington as has TIE EVENING srAR, and no
other one has yet supported its Chains by an
affidavit of its circulation.
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A cloudburst near pillsburg Sunday after
noon did considerable damage to property and
erops II 10 reported that several wnshouts
have occurred on the Dilisburr ssd Nschsnics-
burg railroad, blocking travel.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR q CO.. Auct,oneers.
u Pa

ELEGANT Two-sToRY AND BASEMENT HOUSE.
GlRCC FRONT, OF PRESSED BRICK.
NTH STONE TRIMMING. AND KNOWN AS
900 N STREET NORTHEAST
l. On 1Ht RSDA1 AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
front OF the premises -
SUB LOT 81, SQUARE sos.
Fronting 10 feet on VI street between 9Th ana Jsh
streets cas-. and running back an alley iuproyed IN
weilbaiit brick house. containing six rooms and
bath ~ ~
Terms of sale One third cash balance in one and
TWO years ~it interest at the rate of per per
anhuii. piyabie senT-ann,a!ly. secured by deed OF
trust UPON the Premises sold all cash at the pllr-
chcsers option deposit Of goo required at the
tlHe OF sac. Terms 10 lie comled with in fifteen
days from the day of sale. otherwise the right is re-
served TO resell the property ut the risk and
&c. at purchasers cost.
ausSba&ds RATCJIFEE DARN 4 ~
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THOMAS BOWLING Z son, Aucssoosen.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. 81
fENNslLVANIA AVENUE sOUTaBAeTs AT

On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1901. At
FIVE O'CLOCK. In front Of the prsmses We viii al
lot u. in square Si4, fontine about ~ tsst e.
100 feet TO an alley, improved by two-story brick
store and dweIlins. nearly nsw. with n,osfh npsove
uaents.
Terms Of sale: onethird cash. balance In equal u.
sfaiments ut two and three year, with Interest
from date. secured By desd OF trust on property.
depostt Of olOo viii be ryquirsd wheQ the Nopsgy l.
The tsrs Are not compfsd With N tsa ys ffoai day
q s9ls TIE propsy viii b ssead q M ga csss =
THOMAS DowLtno 1 SON.
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1'RoMAs BOWLING SON. Auctionsera
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY M
.I1 NINTH STREET SOUTHWEST, AT

On MONDAY. AUGUST THIRTY FIRST. Iso,. q,
FIVE O'CLOCK. In front Of the premises, will sell
iots So anu ~ IN square 's3 fronting ~ feet inches
ments consist OF two-story and maisard brick dive i.
ing with back building, containing nffaen roo.s and
cellar. This property Is in excellent condition. with
al modern improvements.
Terms: One third cash balance TO suit t,urrh,ser
Conyeyn1rinx at cost OF purchases deposit OF one
hundred dollars VIII be required at time of sale. II
q sale the property will lie resod at risk and cost Of
au;s2-dSds THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON, Auet.
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The operation Of the recent Russian imperial
ukase pfohibiting The expectation Of rye ftom
RUSSIA after Auy6ss ~ - been exsended %
Finland.
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DENTISTRY.

ma STARR PARSONS. =. h cUR nm ANDEE-W
" tntrsncs On so 81 ktfsty@ss solA and etLsr All.
iax Artineisl teeth aud crowns Inserted. b-g
The fvANs DENTAL. PAkl.oks. 1877 PA AVA
danger BY our painless sysisan-s hssrness v~~ssts
sspor IN use BY us Only. la efects ~ pheasant ~
reasonable prizes spiSssns
nLNTAL INf1hMAKY.-NATfoNAL rNIYEG
~ nf{, corner 18th snd 4 n. ". Oyen 20 8. ali ths
cost Of inaterf~Al fsl0-tf
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FUTURE DAYS.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO., Auctioneers,
~ 40 Pennsylvania ave. n Y

~ 40 Feaasy vanis ave. n. w.
ELEGANT BUILDING LOT on Strict BE-
TWEEN NORTH CAPT Toll AND FIRST STREET
NoHTHWE EST By AUCTION,
Oh WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
SECOND. 1854. AT SIX O'CLOCK. We will SELL in
front of the premises
LoT ~ SQUARE 6le.
Fronting 20 feet and running back with that
Width 10 4 iarec alley.
Tins lot il electric car line and in sactfon
of the city which is rapidly Improving
lefsas OF sale Onehslf cash the balance in one or
TWO Years. with interest ~ the per cent per
annim. payable semi-annually ali cash af the par
chasers option; deposit OF 500 required AT the
nIle OF sale Terms to lie complied with in fifteen
days otherwise the night is reserved resell at thu
risk and cost Of the defaaltinE urhasar All conway
ancilg and recording at purchasers cost
kATCLIFtE, DAkR L CO.
au<b-dSds Auctioneers
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GrSry SrIrs ScorRrp

AND PRESSED FOR 81
,. cs.,s S On, Ssn - e. y..'. Al;ss,ns .nt
o~lfs~r~d- fetephon- call lS.i-s
- J. HARM. s05 nIh O. NV.
~ E-s1 I'D 81. " " aahiaesonL
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MEDICAL. &c.


DE. LION,
%s4 ST.. BET ~ AND 9Th SITS NV.
The veliknown ladies' phy.,cisn. can be consulted
daily from Toto and 8 to o. Prompt treatment
aasS, Ut'
\ ADIEs BUsEDID DURING CONFINEMkNI
~ VIA h0nf" eonIfOTfs' PhyssSfzn OF twenty -nve
ND sui: In.
DEAD AND BE NIsE-DK BKOTIIII.S .ssj q
1t~t. ApI~er~l evisr~ and a n.
i>tae oeSs 49, l-ssi f~t: -feciast IN ti- city aud
vi arantee gare N az Diseases OF and furnIs
hour " the day. sul>crtt-s
nl~ by Ir. BkOThLRs. sANJkl.C q. MILF ai.,;ary
y41lh In ADJ oF tLs Distrstes CotesnDfA- ID iay
% JNy. is>a- aa9-lm'
1T HAS SEvrR BEEN C1NTKADtCIIp That
Dc. btOIHbks ~ the Oisl-st e>tsbii Av~rtis-
80 II torty-hN- y.sfs -Nt~riene~. sus-lIn'
MANHOOD RkSIQgLr BY IsING BOTTLE
VA VI tz0 of ~ DkOi MRS IA l<Oratiux cvrSlAl
VII Sar~ aay case Of ssrNoas debility. ~ - .
4us la4
hk. hJLLEk. IOs7 9TH ST. NV, TREATS ALE
- Chrunc ace-fiOB. VI the ear throat Iunx
Ner. kldp-ys. sri,tu aud urinary diseases Ofns
LSefs. pc y a ~ -Ed - y, m. au:i I'm
A VOID SEAi(s GA sCfFkKINS BT CONSULT
n IN Dr. u. b. Ike~l. SsS North ith ", Phiiai-i-
itis Toe only o~rynAn American susciaist in the
t.Sa- % ~ seA-s Hsu 4 bsok Iruth. sxfo~.ax
S.1.ks .ssi saasrr baua~ . s~inde. ke. ap;sAly
nk LOBE. -, n. IN ST Paii.ADELPHIA
~ 4~~rty " - >terfens~. 5xfg Ior boox
.seAsD contAnsn- iaii pH-t GUAR for hOAk CUhk
is-s " cen1~ honrssto Sd 10 ev-nin<sl ~
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

OPP. CITY Pos, once
FIFTY NEW AND SECONDHAND MIsTIr CAR
cfssEs II IL Ai5 FINDS TIN
a aSausT TWENTY SEVENTH, AT TWE;;YE
WEEKS CO.. Aust,epesrs.
Opposite City Post Ofdca
PAIR OF WHITE MULES. KIND AND GENTLE;
WILL WORK ANYMHfkE, sINGLK ON
TIoN. IN rR9Sf OF ouR sai.Ss ROOMS s
TTRhSSF STik k1assT xITFSIT N
WkEKs . Co. AT s,E ESs'.'.ss .,.
OPP. City Pos. oncs.
CARPETS. &C., &C., r,o,,
MEdHS STs sEs RsoX
ASUT sSS orai kk pf Gekt RaoM sEfs,
sAcss t sPKB ShsSk wNkbkbsfs fauNefs
IIEAIEEE-CoN- COUCH. CHAIRS OF ALL
I ATIMER SLOAN. AUCTIoNEERs.
SPECIAL SALE or kLEGANr
H9pNMiRnRH s2iSG FT e sIT,t
FOUR FRENCH: PLATE MANrEI. MIRRoRs IN
Ss hEESzs Esh o SFsss FxB
gERY HANDSOME MAPLE SKIS, CHIFFONlERS,
s 3. pEqR BIN GARxEp AMTi9uk ARM CHAIN
pLp ENGLISH OAK HALF. sTANDS WITH
TABLES AND CHAIRS, NERF sCPfRfoR COM
BIN ALTON FOLDING CABINET BEDSTEApS,
Haii. CHAIRS. together with many other choice
pSNE E,,s, MoSLER SAFE, COMBINATION LOCK.
On TaSksbAY MORNING. AUGUST TWENTY.
SENkNTH. 1871, eomfnenriny at ELEyEN
OCl1lCk. within our auction rooms I4iD @ ST.
near nitei States Treasury. shall sell a superb
facturp. -
4 his is exceptionally dne lot Of goods and should
articles.
=. B.-The collection vii be on view day prior to
safe. amy,
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II ATCL1FFE. DAhR & CO.. ApCTioNEERs
~ G0 PA. AVE. NV.
TRADE sE ~ IVA hT 1gs 81 aee DOZEN
THE LINE. WHICH is COMPLETE, CONSISTS OF
SCRUB BRUSHES, FLOOR AND WINDlW
BRIsHhS. STORE, TUMELER AND HORSE
nnNNtF INV .,rarsr rwrxrv v,ou~,, 49,.
AT Ten O,oLQCk A; NJ, We WILL sell on the fikST
FLOOR OF OUR SAILS ROOMS. 9eO PENNSYI-
pete assortment OF the Above goods in lots 10 sit The
trade. RATCLlFFE. DARR 4 IN
au.2-d Auctioneefu.
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BASE BALL MATTERS.

The Peace Conferences Interrupted By King
kelly's Action.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
American association.
At Boston-Bostoh, 8; Milwaukee, o.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Louisville, l.
National League.
At Chicago-Chicago. %; Brooklyn, s.
At Pittsbnrg-Pittsburg. l; Boston. 2.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnatil IL; New York. l.
At Cleyeland--C Cleveland, z; Philadelphia, 4.
WHAT TIE CLUBS HAVE DONE.
American ASSOCIATION.
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2 ATCLIFrE. DAER q CO. Auc,ioneer,.

II ATCL1FFE. DAER & CO.. Auctioneers
ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES, WINES. &C.,
CONTAINED IN STORE No. 10 SECOND
STkEET NoRfHwESr CoNslSTiNG IL PART
0E las. CnFiIE. SPICES. CANNED GOODS.
BEooMS. STARCH, tINE,ikR M0LASSEs,
SYRUP. TEA CADDlES. ScALEs. SHELVING.
On THURSDAY, MORNING. AUGUST TWENTY
SENENTH, al TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell az the
ah1yeiiane store the entire stock contained therein.
TO which the attention Of the trade and private huyers
IL called; RADCLIFFE, DARR CD,
au---0 Au,tioneprs
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7 ATIMER l. SLOAN. AUCTroNKERs.


WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers-
MODEL MAKERS OUTFIT At AUCTION
IN tHNRSnAl. AUGUST TWENTY SEVENTH.
a. FL tEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell at No. tSSp
street northwest the contents matchmaking
tatsiishnent, consisting in part Of
ONE SChEWCti ING LATHE, IN COMPLETE
ORDER; LATHE AND GEAK CUTTER COM
BINIb, FORGE, TOOLS or EVERY DESCRIl-
TLUN FOR MODEL. MAKING AND LIGHT MA
GlILNE MOEk AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
Terms cash. WALTER y. WILLIAMS x CO.
aus II
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,HksAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule ie effect May 20, 1891.

ScheduIe 70 eject May 20. 1S1l
Leave lnioR DEPOT OH anu Is stre.t.
lo3 am; for Newport News. Old FONT Co,afors -
and Norfolk AZ @ - a. IN. ~P-A
pm. Cincinnati kfpr,-s daily Cor station, On VI.
ginia, West .irsnniz. Kentucky and Cincinn.a
Nestlbue seepers aud eltire trz.u run tnl.1srs
without change 10 Cincinnau arriving at /. sua M.
Dining car ~ Clifton Forge. serving llnsn aud
SUPPER.
II :l0p. IN. r. r. Y vestibule Limited daily sofia
trains. with dining ears. run thrSJt.1l without
change 70 Cincinnati ke-tiOule Sles,s-r for I~x-
lngIon and Louisville. Pullman Cars are open u
recelse psssenzcts q y. m
Offices, DIS ana ls-l felnsylyania avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RArCrIFFE. pARR o., aucuoneers-

i!NHIN, BkANhFTS, &c.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SEC
oND. a. I'm O'CLOCK. vii sell WITHIN oar sslss
roons w fennsy l,-na ave n ", lNrSs sssortrent
.. Snnsh1eiien N l. =. s. T. aud lights Hall Iashs
sn ntscAets lbs sale Presents excellent optor-
winch We invite In ss,ectaop -
auso-d RAr,iIffE, DARR 4 co, Auct.
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ABOVE THE FOREST LINE.

AbUFE The FOREST LINE,
Now we were above all forest growth, and
everywhere as far as the eye could reach all was
bleak and bare and rocky. In places beneath
the track the great rocks were tumbled down
in heaps, and ererywhere-everywher
eye rested on rocks. some on the very edge of
precipice, ready, seemingly. to tumble down
into the awful depths below. some towering
above It's, gray and sharp, against the sky.
Sometimes the trcstiework built in and on
these rock beds trembled and creaked with the
weight OF our car rs we. crawlcd slowly up,
always up. into the clouds Now and then the
cars above us stood out in bold relief against
the sky before disappearing entirely from sight
to reappear higher up.
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FIFTY NEW AND SECONDHAND MIsTIr CAR.
PITS, FIFTY WATCHES Oh ALL KINDS, TIN
THOUSAND CIGARS AT AUCTION,
WITHIN DIR SALES ROOMS THURSDAY,
O'CLOCK NJ II
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Leaning out and looking back we held our
breath at the view below us. The vastness of it
all Can only be realized from personal expert
ence Below us green forests on the hills
stretching miles and miles, sunshiny valleys
with silver lakes. above nil the shifting clouds
and the grandeur of the bare mountains close
around US, and off in the distance the hills tax
ing On the shades Of blue from darkest to palest
white.
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PAIR OF WHITE MULES. KIND AND GENTLE;
S9tBLf WIZ @aaoA kNb SE sssol II .ta
TON; N FRONT OF ogR SAl,kS ROOMS
TEN o'CLOCk A. M. MirHOUT LIMIT. II
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06

The Enlpil o Bowling Club, one of the
veteran organ zations and one Of. the best
in the city. win open its season his even
ing at Henn's alSlcys. 1t will be a jolly
reunion and Captain Charles #. Lange
expects TO greet MI the happy buwlers
when the roll is ca lied.
Wersebe's new alleys at Summir,and
Sipp avenues were opened last night by
The October Club.
The Palma CLUBS Bowling Committee
will meet this evening.
The ice will be brok Nn tonight III the
Jersey City Athletic q, Uh's alleys. The
cluu's team tournament Will begin.
The Fakir Bowling Club would be
pleased to near fran any elub wishing TO
bowl Il series Of games. A ttdress George
Griffith, NO. 229 Third stree..
The klikow Bowling Club has selected
the following Ofiicers:-Pre' ldent, g. L.
Bouton; Vice President, Csarles a
Keuren; Secretary, Frank ca yey: Treas
urer, w, MeSchutt; Captain, Vhomnss j.
Cummiugs-
Tho Pleasure Bowling Club is in the
field. II is a lively organizallo com
posed of jolly Teutons ON thS Bergen
Heights. Its first meeting If The sseason
was held last night at Rein's alleys,
Paramount and Bergen avenue $. The
following officers were elected .-Presi-
dent, Citur.es Flugge; Vice Pres ds,nr, l..
Holler; Treasurer, G.. Selling; Secretary,
o. Soupf; CAPTAIN. u. l.. RohlsS. After
the mekling the club had ~ practice
bowl.
Tie combination Bowling jCsub will
meet this evening at Dukes ALLEYS and
effect a Rermanent orgnnlzs fon. Officers
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06
lus thFesbmsn won by the score Of le
THEY All ONE.
The Vale and Warren Athletic Clubs
Consolidate.

h Vale and Warren Athletic Clubs
Consolidate
The Wyne and Warren athletic clubs
became ie last night. The latter had
its finalieeting at its rooms aud dis
banded. The members in a body went to
tho roon of the sWaynes and were re-
ceived I a committee. The Warrens
were redved az members and the bust
ness sesDn opened. TIT officers OF the
Wa~ynesesigned, but, being competent,
new offsswerc created ami they were
filed b \the new members. The
officers dosen were:-President James
Il. Kelly First Vice President, J. Is. Gill.
Second zee President, y. J. Peterson;
Recordit Secretary, w. II. Berrigan;
Correspdding Secretary. A. G. Everlssi
Finances Secretary. o.. j. Burman;
Treasure, II. w. Halstsadi Captain. ";
f. Clossi Lieutenants, H. S. Arnold and
e. j. lite; Board of Managers. }. H..
Kelly, JB. Gill, w. II. Berrigan, q. Bon-
a J.. Peterson, j. Fallon, j. Lynch,
p. Sherr, r. j. Yarrow, M. Burke and
Z. E. Berigan.
The managers convened and organized
and appinted the following commit
tess
Board If Electors-George j. Bowman,
CllttilIldf, ". 1889
H. w. Histad, II. S. Arnold, L. j.. Var
row, E. lerz, p. Sherry II j. ]. Peter
son.
Entertainment and Games-W. Herty,
r. H. B1ckburn, P. Sherry, w. +. Ciot-
sey. ). BGnl, j. J.. Peterson. L. Iuise.
E. FarreL.
Handspring Committee-James =.
Kelly " T. Glossy and W. d. 5efrl-
RoomsCommittee-W. F. Clossey. n.
Arnolt, E. Tuite, w. A. Black burn,
+. Sherrr, H. w. Halstead, j.. Lynch. b
aid j. j. Peterson.
Arbitration, Committee-J. b.. Gill. II.
w. Berrkan. Jr., M. Burke, r. H. Black.
burn. AMI George j. Bowman.
Purchfsiug Committee-E. f. Berri-
gan, H. ". Halstead and George j. Bow
man.
Law Gmmittee-W. H. B%errigan, Jr.,
II. w. Ialstead and James E.. Kelly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
The Opening Event at the
j. c. A. C's Alleys
Bowling, Athletics.

The bowling season will open this even
ing at the Jersey City Athletic Club. The
tournament will begin and from present
indications the substitutes will not have
the same opportunity that they enjoyed
last season to participate in the contests.
Six teams of five men each have been
named by the Bowling Committee and
have been chosen to make them as nearly
equal rs possible in playing strength, so
as to make the contests Interesting.
Three prizes will be awarded. They will
go to the player making the highest aver
age, the player making the greatest num-
Der OF spares, and the third to the bowler
who has not been a member of the clubs
champion team who makes the highest
average. The teams are as follows
Team No. 1-E. Schultz, Captain; r.
p. Romano, w. G. Korth. G. Biederlsose
and Z. r. Britten.
Team No. &c. Wins, Captain, George
F. Hogg, w. Starrett. J. H. Watson, Jr.s
and A. Longfield.
Team No. sc. Hewettson, Captain; +.
f.. Leaycraft. G. w. Shone, c. A. Bowly
and G. Bogart.
Team No. "A. B.. Starrett. Captain
and f. H. Hoyt.
Team No. sc. 7. Meyer, Jr., Captain;
+. w. Anness, w. E. Scudder, j.. Cordner
and w. r.. Waddington.
Team No. 6-H. Lockwood; Capital n:
w. Rickerich. A. G. Grabo, E. M. Field
and e. r. Rule.
The schedule is appended:-
Tnesday, Oct. 6-Team no. 1 VS.. No. 2.
team No. 3 VS.. s.
Friday. Oct. 9-Team No, 1 VS.. No. 8,
team No. 4 VS.. g..
Tuesday, Oct. 1s-Team Mo. 2 VS.. No. 6.
team No. slvs. No. 5.
Friday; Oct. 16-Team No. Q VS.. No. 8,
team No. I ". No. 5.
Tuesday, OF. 2o-Team No. Tvs. No. 4,
team No. 3 VS.. No. 6.
Friday, Oct. 2s-Team No. s VS.. No. 6,
tuesday, Oct; S-Team No. Q VS.. No. 5,
Friday, Oct. 3o-lsam N 0. 1 VS.. No. 6.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06
Sports at,stev,sns.

Besides the prize for the, champion
ship at tennis last spring atEStevens the
winner was to be sent totthe intercol-
leGiate toupnament TO repr bsent the insti-
tute. w. Ludlow, 1873. isJ the man who
win try to make a & God showing for the
college.
tice takes place daily. 'Che. second eleven
is SO good that in a Te' kular game yester-
day not q point conl 1 be scored by the
varsity. A. Keener. 1913, has been ap-
pointed captain of u ~ second team, and
n. S. Hill. Jr., ~, is manager Of hrst
team.
Yesterday the rifkt t of Stevens fresh
men to carry car ief was decided. The
-sht for the pri F1 ego was a hot one.
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ASSEMBLY BUILDING, TRENTON, N. j.
Public notice is hereby given that bids for
supplying the furniture for the new Assembly
building will be received by the superintendent
O'Clock noon. on Monday, the twelfth day OF
October.
The designs and specific atoms for the same
can be seen at the office of the superintendent
Of the Capitol at the State House, and all
necessary information obtained at the same
~ LEON ALBEIT,
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H HEIRS OF CORNELIUS VAN
Worst, heirs Of Rutsen Suckley and heirs of

ITO THE HEIRS OF CORNELIUS VAN
Worst, heirs of Rutsen Suckley and heirs of
Thomas H.. Suckley:
You are hereby notified that l have purchased
for the sum of two hundred, forty-four dollars
and ninety-eight cents, lot number $50 on block
number SOL, on an Assessment Map annexed to
a report made by commissioners of Adjust
ment'' appointed by the Circuit Court of the
County Of Hudson in pursuance of Chapter
CXII. Of the laws of 1885,, q certified copy of
which map was fled in the Office of the Collec-
tor of the City OF Jersey City on the 5th day of
February. eighteen hundred and ninety, at a sale
made by the City Collector of the said City,
under and by virtue of the provisions of the
said act, entitled a act concerning the settle
menl and collection of arrearages of unpaid
taxes. Assessments and water rates or water
rents in Cities of this State, and imposing and
ievying a tax. assessment and lien in lieu and
instead OF such arrearages and to enforce the
payment thereof, and to provide for the sale Of
lands subject to future taxation and assess
ment, y passed March 80, 1886, and the supple
ments thereto, and you are hereby further noti-
fed that you have, or claim to have. an interest
therein, and unless the said lot, tract or parcel
of land shall be redeemed, as provided in said
act and the supplements thereto, before the
expiration of six Isl months from and after the
service hereof, a deed for the same will.bs given
according to the provisions of the said act.
Dated Jersey City, September !. 1891.
MARTHA MONTGOMERY.
MoEwAS & MoEwAN, Attorney for purchaser,
No. 49i Central avenue Jersey City.
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RAILROADS.


WEST 0 RAILROAD IN. Y. Q. g H r. R. R
trains ls esSsss West zad Street Station. New York,
as FOLLOWS, and 20 minutes earlier from the foot OF
jay a s5rsss N sond iSlApis Detroit and Chicago, .loooA
m. IS, l5 p. M r5.lS q. M.
ST. Louis, +5.15, 49, 40 p. M.
Toronto, +l0.O0 a. M. 1918. s8:l5 p: m.
Ruffalo. RochosEer, Suspension Bridge. Niagara
Fails. $50, @i000 a. m.- *5.15. y. IS p m.
m. III. as a. m. runs only 70 Utical
Kingston. $3.50. *1.la 1000. Ills q. M. ++i.W
Ca cstsSiii and Albany. $3.50. s7.i5. 1000 4iLs5. a. M.
crsnston,,.. West Point Cornwall. NewDurgh.
1.9U. IS. Is, 5.35, sGU. &1A .l1.45 D. n,
Montreal and Canada. East us q. m. SIS :. n.
Elegant sleeping Q as for Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
Toronto. Detroit. chicago and st. Louis ON ALI
sDaiiy. +Daily except Saturday. All other trains
daily except SUNDAY. 4 tt leaves BROOKLYN, via
Brooklyn annex, fi0.4O a. m, 1880 p. m. Jersey
City, p. R II. station. *llO a. m. 1885 p. m.
For tickets, time tables, parlor andsleeping car
accommod ations or Information apply ofices,
Hudson street and west shore station. BROOK
Annex ONCE, foot or Fulton street. New York
cftY-Nos. 27l. 1858, 725, 942 Broad way lS Bowery, II
Park place. So West l25th street and West Snore
%etations. West td street and foot OF Jay strse~
c. K LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
5Vanderp ilt Av.. New York
Chauce IN West Shore Time Table,
The catskiIl Mountain and Saratoga Summer
Specials were discontinued ON september G. There
win also DO a change in the Drawing Room and
Sleeping Car arrangements. alton can p
had OF any West shore Ticket Agent