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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


rhere Was only one sale Of real estate at the En-
change Yesterday. that OF Nos. 705 and 7o7 Third
ave- adjoining the nOththeast corner OF Forty fourth
st. plot 4O.2xsO with two threeStory brick stores
thereon. The bidding ran from $4,000 up to
s1a 200. David Cohen was the buyer. . .
- Al the Weekly sale of stocks and bonds by Il. v.
Harnett q CO.. the following were sou - an
% shares American FIR Insurance Company soo
70 i2Srs RUTGERS Fire Insurance Company s25 each.
Is shares Manufacturers and Builders Fire Insurance
oO'p sbar HeT.Tork Law Institute gao ., I'M,
sSFrc, S GsnH q $orlh X"rics SO each 17i
10 share, Consumer, lee Company 500 100, each 20 co
20 500 DIV bocE East broadway and Battery Railroad
per E,S Ss"i sSr ,G,s a.s lg ioo G''' ''o"
- shares First National Bank Of Staten Island 800
each i Nopa gs"f s 100 es sash is a3a
59o share Mahhai53n Company, SO each, 5oa
70 in%' No,ons Han Of tic Republic siOO cach
i'oiio COO yir.ina deferred trust certificates stamped
81, shares Leather manufacturers National Bank, 800
ca'Hi shares United States Trust Company 500 each
Third National Ea1S @ yGs Gssh and 1S9 so,o,
o'4 sh3r,N f'S roo ,ann $40
RapaG cu ntincnta National Bank 800 each 1893.
70 sharcs Metropolitan Trust COMPANY 500 each. 292
- 600 Jersey CITY water Works per cent bonds, due
DEC io5 P' .aeS NewYcrk ontario and Western Railroad
900 CITY OF Cincinnati, pr cent bonds due 1904
1907. 10l ruo,, &, r,o-,,a,o d.
nor cont registered bogds. due 1851. 9l4. ~
30 shares Ohio Central Railroad s,Oo , "sen SNo
40 600 Alalana ''B's" cent, due 1905. lcL'4.
80 600 Georgia Central Railroad deh'ntureS, q per
cent. OH - an ooo ,.so ~, ,rrio rro-,oc
and its accompanync bond. property north ~ olo
Onehundrcd -foe,hst and west OF St NicholaNave
New York. $500. 80 -, - r o,,. r coLtto,
and s accompanying bond. premises NO 40 carlton
$50 600 south Brooklyn Dock and warehouse Com
pany ist mortgage per cent boad-. interest Nav and
80 600 south brooklyn Dock and warehouse Com
panv lst MORTGAGE per cent bonds interest NAV anu
November. due 1899. -. ,.-.,a.-. ,..r
600 shares South BROOKLYN DOCK ara N'roHp">e 'oH'
many 500 each. 500. -, ,,,-..A..... 60,
400 shares BrOOSyn DOCK anu NaF'h"'N' '"''
30 shsrcc south ruookyn Dock and Warehouse Com
panv 500 each. 800. 9. ,ua-.oa,o = No,
g 600 Hcpltcone Iron Companv LIST rortga9e p"tt
cont sinking fund bonds $500 each, interest Nav and
100 shares Eushford Feed Water Heater company
loo shares Rane Concy Iron and steel Company $50
each. SO
r. H. Mall
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ROBERTS BROTHERS. Boston.

MR.. MACQCEARY'S BOOK.
A NEW EDITION OF
EVOLUTION OF MAN AND CHRISTIANITY.
BY the Rev. HOWARD MACoUEARY
limo. Cloth. 81 20.
with , new Preface in which the Author answers bis
Critics and with some important Additions
"There can be little doubt says Professor lie Conte
sthat are the eve OF the greatest chshev
traditional views taken place since the btn o
Christianity. Thi, change means not rcadJustneht Q,
details only but reconstruction Of Christian thoosI
II i because am firmly convinced OF the truth OF urS
irofound words / have written this book fNoiu-
lion is lin air. and it. fundament tchrtS arr 's
arccutcd (pcrhaps uncOsciou-l by all classes OF hh,
II behaves then religious Teachers 10 Icco-hLe
This fact and adjust theology accoIdngY-from inc
Preface
1.-THE questions at vital in their character"-
New York Tribune.
THE ecclesiastical trial Of the Rev. Howard Macoueay
will attract the attention Of Christians OF every name
New-York Times.
d. APPLETON q CO.. Publishers.
l. g. AND ) BOND.ST.. NEW.YoRK
Eighteenth Edition, post paid for Csc. or stamps r.
IN HE HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t Falls ON
Il Turns GREE. and Remedy. By Prof HARLEY
l.ARitTI A. NJ. LONG s. Co, 0l3 Arch->t. Phil' "a
"Fvery one Should read this lit:le book "-Athenaeum
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flats TO Get, llnfnrnlsbco.

V'UE YOSEMITE. P1rkavc.. corner 6-d .st-Vcry d.
rlblc apart u,nt. N,"Itonaly lichi aud sunny, &
let In this nrstca~s nrcpoof building Moderate rent
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The following sale made at the ENchahge ana
Auction Room to-day -
9davr : 20 n Of 44thst, plot iO2Neo' paNIu Oohch
as 200. -. coo w., -o,h q, ., n,
Gth.ayc was ad Journcd 10 March -. . =. . -s.. ~. 81,
sale u the dwelling with lot, No 40 Last 'oh'>' VI
Madl,onaNc was Withdrawn
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Brooklyn

ORGANIST Of prominent church desires pupils organ
- or niano: Nov, York Brooklyn. Address THOR
OUCH Tribune once
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WHITE STAR LINE,
w T0E QrFTNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

WHITE STAR LINE,
W FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL SrEAMERs
!Wa a,tc Mar IS, a. m Naastic APr % p N.
-rl suic 4 mil l. lC 30 I'm Germ %, 80
.reuonc- April = ) a. N. '1eutcnc Nav t. p. II.
From Witt St1r Dock. FOOT o, West lOth-st -
Second cabin these steamers. SaiOon rates $50
ard Upward according 70 steamer and location OF berth
Second cabin. f35 and $40 Excursion tickets On favor
all. Irn, so pr, paid. -25. CQmpiny', Chicr
Wa!nu,.,t J. BRUCE ISNAY, Agent
NEW YORK & CUBA Mail steamship Co
~ From Pier. &c AID IL East iaTor a 3. N,
tor havana l'Tugre>o, Cawpccn', trJntrs,
Iimpico, IuNpIu. and Vera cruz
NatarTs> Cadenas, Sigua. Cablran,
al d. Cuba t,ulHtIudino CIel,uegos
and CaIdcnsS Wed, Mar Is.
YT-MJTEl Mexican Ports sat, Mar. 81.
G. or ALIEN ANDRGA Hav and Na,anzas. .W'd, Mar. 20.
ORIZNBN Ut,. and NoN.c1n Port~...- sat. March -.
Thur,day March p
For full particular, frcigrt or passage apply 70
JAMES =. WARD Co., 1l3 Wall.st.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A CRAZY BOOK.

I'D .vCys RACON POET. PROPHET. PHILOSOPHER
VERSUS PHANTOM CAPTAIN SIiAkEsP '!-! III.
TIE ROSICRTCIAN MASK. by W. r. Z. Mie'ton
T-,,lnp &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18

Wan NORMAN INSTITUTE founded 1850. Home and
Dav School. GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS, PARIS
EXPOSITION. 1889 go and go ?lst-st; ana " est
End. ave. Nine VAN NOi.NAN' t''nSips-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
strikes, Spares and Breaks.

The Jersey City A. C's team will bowl
at Elizabeth tonight against the Eliza
Heth A. C's team. 1t is an association
game. The two teams are now on even
terms in second place and each is eager
TO win. as there is a hope of the winner
reaching first place in the association.
A Jersey City League game will be con-
tested tonight at Holstein's alleys. The
Independents will meet the Pleasure club.
Two games are scheduled for tonight
in the Wheelmen's League. The At
Iantas bowl against the Hudson County
Wheelmen at Beeker's alleys and the
Rlyersides bowl on the New York Ri
Clubs alleys.
The Tennys will bowl against the New
Jerseys on Becker's alleys tomorrow
night.
The Tennys and Glendales viii meet at
Muller's klikow alleys next Monday
night.
The final games in the Amateur Attn
letic League wilt be bowled tomorrow
night. The Jersey City A. c. will bowl
mt Staten Island. Manhattan A. C. at
New York y. G. alleys, and Roseville on
Orange A e. alleys The Jersey Citys
must win both games and New York lose
first bonors. II Jersey City wins both aud
New York loses one, then the Two teams
will be a tie.
Centurys bowl at Browns alleys this
evening. Germanias at Beeker's, and
Montgomerys at Muller's.
The Palmas team IN the Herald tourna-
ment Will probably consist Of LUZ, Leuly,
Smith, Meyer, Hathaway, Vultee and
Clark
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
TADERNACLE'S TURN.
Its Team Won From Palma's
SecondS-The Herald
Tourney.

The second team Of the Palma Club
visited the alleys of the Tabernacle A. A..
on Saturday night to play the second
game Of the series. The Palmas won the
first. The visiting team was familiar
with the pins and balls but Strangers TO
the alleys. 1t was an exciting game from
the start to the ninth frame. The Palmas
secured a lead OF 3 pins in the
first frame, increased it 10
10 IN the second, slipped back
TO 5 in the third. had it by 3 in the fourth,
advanced to ID in the fifth, but lost the
advantage in the sixth, which closed
with the rivals even ae $50. Then the
Tabernacies took a turn ut leading.
They had one pin the best of II at the
close of the seventh. Then they began 10
bowl stronger. In the eighth they gained
40 pins and in the ninth frame they IN
creased the gap by % Plus. Thls
gave them an advantage OF 90
pins and settled the game The Palmas
gained only six pins in the hnal frame,
and the Tabernacles won by sixty points.
The contest was witnessed by a large
audience and several ladies were present.
There was intense enthusiasm over the
victory. One young man almost fell from
the horizontal ladder, and the Rev. John
l. Scudder was happy. Several excellent
totals were made. but the contributions
Of the majority were small. The scores
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
A JERSEY CITY FAYORITR

Fitzgerald, the Pitcher, Writes from
Florida, Whore He Is Playing.
James Fitzgerald. the well known and
and popular pitcher Of this city, has been
twirling for the Cuban Blues at Key
West this winter. He writes as follows
Il THE News
I'VE won the championship with ease.
Ipitched In ten games. and had the good
fortune to be successful in nine. Luby,
Of Chicago, was the pitcher Of the rival
team in the last game. He won by
a score of IA to 2. His support was weak.
We will play several games before the
close of the season, and the club will 90
to Cuba and play a few games there. 1
will reach home about March Is. My arm
is in. splendid shape. never better, Inc |
have acquired flesh and weigh more now
than i ever did. ! had a touch of the grip
but nave shaken it off and am
new in excellent health. 1t is a
salubrious climate and there is no danger
Of a blizzard disturbing us. There is an
abundance of sugar cane to De had, and.
possessing a sweet tooth, ] enjoy wrest-
ling with the succuient saccharine stick.
We have a lot of fun with the coons The
Key West darkey is a queer character.
There are eleven northern players here
Luly, Of Chicago: Galligau, OF New York.
JACK Hayes. of Brooklyn; kruse'
Of Hackett-Carhart's team, Collins
OF the Newarks; CarIin, HenniEg'
Gilroy and Kennedy, of the Johnstown-
Gioyersyille Club, and Bolanger. Of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
RAILROADS,

WEST SHORE RAILROADS.. Y. c. H. R. r
W R. Co. lessee Trains leave West Forty
BE cond street station. New York. a. follows, and
twenty minutes earlier from the footof Jay street
New York. Hamilton. London. Detroit and Chi
eago. slU.b q. m. -al5 D. M, Hl5 j. m; 81. Louis
s5.la sab y m Toronto, fl0l5 a. mi fo.3, - 10 ..
m; buffalo. Rochester. syracuse, Utica, Suspenr
sion bridge. Niagara Falls, $50 slV.l5 a. m, sis
.. IS L. ms and allA0 for Utica only Kingston
asa 7.IasiO.l5 alIlU a. M. siO0 . Is. and sis D.
m tatskill and Albany, aS. ..la .t9h aiL9 a.
m. s4D1 ais Sis D. nj Cranstonss west Point
Cornwall. Newpurg. 80 .Il5 So eiGl3. l0.h
all.8 a m. ..l5. s4U1, 4.0.sa.ia SIS, 40. -Ri5.sL4i
>. m; Montreal and Canada East 7.15 a. M,
AIS D m Elegant sleeping ears for Bnf-
faIo, Niagara Falls, Detroit Chica.o and st.
Louis, on ali through trains. a.A-Leave brooklyn
via BROOKLYN Annex. AUS q M; So .. m; Jersey
sDaiy, +daily except Saturday. All other trains
daily except Sunday. For tickets, time table, par
ior and sleeping car accommodation or tuforma-
ton apply. oflces BROOKLYN. No. IS washington
street, No. 716 Fulton street and Annex once foot
Of fulton street New York city nos / "a oes; iss
No. SIS West l2th street, and West Shore stations
foot Of West Iorty- second street and foot OF jay
street. North River. c. 4 LAMBERT. GeneralPss-
ssnger Agent. No. Vanderbilt avenue. New YORK.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
Notice to Contractors.

GEALhD PR0POS AIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the once OF the Board Of street ana Water
Commissioners on Monday. February 10 1881, az
ten O'Clock u m. Iof the lnpro yemenL OF
AVE.
from the Old Bergen Road 10 Avenue Z. H. Accord
ance with specifications on Tile ia the ONCE or tho
St, where biank forms OF Did and agreement OF
sureties must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES
About lSO cubic yards of eartn excavation.
About u CUBIC yards OF rock excavation
About 250J cubic yards OF earth hlllns:
About 80 cubic yards OF san1 or gravel hllng.
About l2O square yarus OF stone paving
About S.5U uneal feet OF new curost0as.
About " square feet Of new bridge stone.
About l4SD square feet of new iaggins.
About l0 linsRl feet OF reset cur bslone.
About 10 square feet OF relaid bridge sron5.
about So square reet OF reiai tagging.
About 81 linealf Zee of criDoing.
ADonI u manhOie heads reset.
ADout5 basins reset.
Time allowed for the completion Of the work,
me making Of the above Improvement and
award OF the contract therefor VIII be subject to
the remoastrance Of the owners OF the property
liable 10 more than oneha4f Of the assessment
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
endorsed Proposals Tor Improvement OF fearsalt
COMMITTEES on Streets and Sc wers." and handed TO
the clerk OF the Boacd in open meetln< whsn
called 10. IN the order Of business relating 70
No city onicial will be accepted as surety nor
will a substitution OF sureties be allowed.
The attention OF bidders 10 especially called 70
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city until the Dondsmen offered by tue contrae-
tor nave been approved BY inc Board OF Finance.
anime the proposed Dondsmen under DATA.
by order OF te Eoard or street aud Water Con
GEO !. soUTos,
CLERK
Dated Jersey City. January s1th ISL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI ON II 18th
~ day of June. 1880, application was made to
the Board Of street. and Water commissioners by
Charles w. Fisk anu Others for the improve
ment or
between Sip ave. and Eewkirk st. In the following
manner. including all Intersections
graded to the established srede by excavating or
Filing the same to the established grade.
10 have new twenty inch curb set on both sides
10 have the present curb reset and new twenty
70 have the cutters on toth sides paved with
40 nave blue stone tagging four feet wide laid
TO have the present tagging rslaid and new flag,
ging laid whore necessary all to be four "a feet
10 have the carriage way paved with
TO have new bridge stone crosswalks laid at Sip
10 have the present bridge stone crosswaIks 70
laid ana new bridge stone laid where necessary.
TO provide for the flow or the surface water anu %
complete the Improvement In agood and suosran
Notice is also given that on the 18Th day of Janu.
AIRY. 1881, the Commissioners OF Assessment fled
With the Board OF Street and Water Commission
err eTsT tR wii, g orobanly Be Sa assessed. and Inc proppaSis
amount OF benefit TO each lot or parcel Of land,
frontage lr the said Improvement. aud the same
is now open to pubic inspec1oain tne ONCE OF tae
SSot1cs Is also given that the following streets or
ayenuss.or particular sections thereof, are Included
IN said assessment namsly;Er
from Sip ave. to Ne@kiTE s.
SIP AVE-
ION the south side) from Jones 81. aDout 2d7 feet
east and 97O9 feet west
And that the 2i day OF March 1891. at u
O'Clock a m, and the meeting room Of the Board
Of street and Water commissioners are hereby
nxed as the time and place when and where the
Board or Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear parties Interested IN said ap-
plicarion, and all reDsonstr ances against The
said Improvement that may be presented In writ
Ing.
GEORGE BouToS.
Clerk
DATED Jersey city. January 80. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
A BIG BOWLING TOURNEY.
The Clubs That VIII Battle for The
Herald" Prizes.

The Clubs That VIII Battle for THE
Herald" Prizes.
An interesting event in bowling circles
will begin next Monday ut the Academy
alleys, No. 116 East Fourteenth street,
New York city. 1t is the team tourna-
ment under the auspices of the New York
Herald. Prizes valued at 500 will be
awarded. Nearly two hundred clubs sent
ceDted. They now play nightly,
and as each will V TO
play fourteen games, il will be April 8
before the tourney will terminate. In
all al0 games will be played. The teams
will consist Of five men. The Jersey City
A. @, whose team won the first honors
Inst season, and the Palma Club of this
city will compete. The clubs accepted
are the Palma and the Jersey City A. C..
Elizabeth A. C. and Roseviile A. G. from
New Jersey, Echo, Munroe and Recrea-
ton from Brooklyn. and the Phoenix,
Manhattan Athletic Club, Ivanhoe Bowl
ing Club. Consolidated Stock and Petro-
ieum Exchange, Our Bowling Club,
Produce Exchange Bowling Club, Amer
lean Bowling Club. and New York Bowl
ing Club Of New York city.
The schedule is rs follows
Ivanhoe. Phoenix. Feb. 10 RoseviIo a. c.
Manhattan A.; G. Monroe. Feb. u, faima-
New York b G. Consolidated TX Feb. 49, o B. C.
klizsbesh A C. American. Eso. ~ RECREATION.
Rosev lie A. O. Produce Ex. feb. p, American.
Recreation. Ivan hoe. Feb. Is. Monroe.
Phoenix. Cur Z. G, Feb. 20. Elizabeth A. c..
Echo. Palma Feb. =, Consolidated Ex.
american. Jersey City A. @, March 2 Monroe.
n. Y. b c. koseville A. c., Mar. & Recreation.
consolidated Ex- .Ph9nix March Z. Produce Elk.
Manhattan a. c., Eiiz. A. C.. March 5 Echo.
Parma. our 3. T., March & Ivhnhoe.
Echo. aecreat ion, harch $ Phoenix.
American, N. Y. r c.. March ~, Palma.
Ivanhoe, J. @. A. C., March II. Elizabeth A. c..
our b T., Monroe, March u Produce TX
Eoseviile A. G. Cons Elk. March - Nan. A. Q.
J. G. A.. c.. Palma. March IL, Phoenix.
Monroe. Echo. March IL Rosevills A. c..
Recreation, Manhattan A. C., March IS, our B. c.
Consolidated Elk, American. March 10. fvaahoe.
Elizabeth A. c. Produce Ex.. March 70, n. Y. B. @.
Our &. G. Echo. March Is. American
Jersey City A. c. Recreation, March u. Con. TX.
Rosevtlle A. C.. Elizabeth A. c., March %, Palma.
Fh0nix, New York Il. G. March ri Monroe.
Produce Ex. Iyannoe. March u, Manhattan A. G.
Monroe. Consolit Ated Elk. March 20, T. A. c.
Manhattan a. c.. American, March 81. Phoenix.
Our b. O.. Roseyille 4. G April l. jersey City a. A.
lyanhoe, New York E e., April ?, Keno.
Palma. Produce Xxx, April 3 Recreation.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

Charleston. / have received offers from
the West, but have concluded not TO sign
until after | reach home.
Yours truly,
JAMES FITZGERALD.
p. S.-I wonderif the lawyer has found
any property to attach 10 satisfy the
claims of the Jersey City Clubs players!
There is due me twenty-one days pay.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

AN ORDNANCE TO PERMIT The JERSE Y
u City and Western RAILWAY Company TO cross
Chapel avenue and the CaVan Poin - road in Jersey
City at grade.
Section BE it ordalne ed by tho Mayor and Alder
men OF Jersey Citys-1hat permission Is hereby
Company 70 cross Chapel avenue upon MS located
light Of way east OK the Morris Canal az grade with
Is tracks
lection 2-And be Il ordained that permission is
hereby granted TO the Jersey City and Western
hallway Company to cross the Caran Point road
upon Its located right OF way east OF the Central
RAILROAD Of New Jersey at grade with It's tracks.
CHAa W. ALLEN.
PRESIDENT
JOIN Z. ScoTT.
City Clerk
Approved January =.
Mayor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09


The teams Of the Hudson Rife Club
and Friday Night Club will meet This
evening on the latter's in HoboKen.
1t will be the first of a series of shoots.
A Switchboard tournament is talked OF
at the Jersey City A. G.
A number OF new and fast forty-six foot
keel yachts will be seen next season.
Grand scores were made at Clinton,
Iowa, yesterday in the match at 100 live
birds between Elliott and Budd. The for
mer killed 9S and the latter 96.
The A. A. L. is after the amateur box
ers who spar for cold hard cash and the
big clubs who offer the cash inducements.
The abuse should be stopped at once.
The Eastern Association of Lacrosse
PLAYERS threaten TO drop out of the A.. A
A. u. if the difficulty rousing from the
suspension OF the players who took part
In the Madison Square Garden exhibition
is not adjusted.
The Hudson Athletic Club, of this city,
has offered the Puritan A. c, three
thousand dollars for the CaI Mccarthy
Dixon contract. IL the offer Is accepted
the featherweights will meet at Oakland
Rink.
Dick Connors, of the Scots, won the
second prize in the los pound class at the
boxing tourney of the New York Athletic
Club on Saturday night The first prize
was won by Horahan, of the Bridge Ath-
letic Club.
Owing to the stormy weather on Satur-
day afternoon the cunning contingent. OF
the New Jersey Athletic Club, postponed
It's prize clay pigeon shooting COMPETE
ton.
The following officers have been elected
by the Newark Buy Yacht Club:-Com-
modore, Thomas Windas; vice commo-
dore, Edward E. Van Buskirk; secretary,
John }. Vreeland; treasurer, L. A. Scott;
mensurer, C%ourtlandt S. BREASTED.
The Sylvia Athletic Club will have its
second annual reception this evening at
Kessler's Hall
The Lorillnrd Athletic Club is making
arrangements for a big cross county run
on February 23.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

The prize shoot OF the Miller Rife Club,
OF Hoboken, closed last night. The best
scores were made by Coppsrsmith, OF the
Zettler Club. Of New York, and Wieg-
mann, OF the Our Own Club. OF Newark,
who tied at l4S. The highest possible
score was $50. The prize winners aud
their totals are appendeds-J. Coppero
smith. IS. 73-l4s; G. ID. Wiemann, 20. 13
LAS; ID. Michael. "A, 73-147; L. Flach.
5S, 73-l46: f. Fischer, 20, 73-l46; e.
Hutch, "a, ills: J. A. Bayken. %. p
las; c. Judson, ~, 12-l44: L. Xogel, Il,
7I-142; A. Meyns, ~, 69-l41; Heneken,
IL, 7l-I42; Brandt. 73, 2-l45.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

Tonight a bowling tourna ment will
at the Arion Club house. The
Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day night clubs will participate. Their
will be a match twice a week and the
bowling will continue for ABOUT six
weeks
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY IvE THAT THE CON-
~ missloners Of Assessment for Jersey City will
meet at their ohics In tho building occupied Dy
the Board OF street ana Water Commissioners. cor.
ner oil Mercer street and Jersey avenue. Jersey
City, y. j.. on Tuesday. February II, 1881, az ten
O'Clock a m, TO appraise the value Of lands 70 ps
taken Tor the opening Of
NEPTUNE VI
from Bergen ave. eastwardly % Ocean ave, and
the damage when any owner OF such lands or Of
amy interest therein may sustain BY reason OF such
Improvement and VIII then and thore hear all
parties Interested In said Improvement who desire
70 be heard before them on the value OF LANDS 70 be
tAzea Tor sald improvement, and the damage
which any owner OF such lands or Of any Interest
tnerel may sustain by reason of such Improve
ment at which time ana place all parties interest
ed may appear and De heard.
JANIS HUM
JAEES n. DAVIS.
All U
Commissioners OF Assessment
". W. EuaGLEs,
Chief Engineer.
Jersey CITY, \. J.. January 18th. ISL