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The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Notes.

About fifty wing shots Travelled to Bay
Cliff Park at Tottenville, Staten Island,
yesterday to engage in a shoot They
were disappointed. The police inter-
fered.
Cal Mccarthy and Dixon will meet in
the ring before the Crib Club at Troy
next Monday night
A. G. Spalding, the baseball magnqte,
has retired from active business. He has
handsome future.
Jim Knowles Of this city will play in
Buffalo this season.
Sunday has retired from the baseball
arena and has accepted the post of assist
ant secretary Of the Chicago Y. NJ G. A.
The Currie brothers have decided to
play with the Winthrop Club this season
and not with the New Jersey A. T.. This
vii. weaken the Bergen Point team.
Jimmy Larkins will probably meet
Jimmy Hagan. He is willing to deposit a
forfeit of $3.50.
The winners Of the six days go-as-you-
please race were paid yesterday. Hughes
received 1896 Bennett, $1,6S3; Moore,
S6532 20: Hegel $504.90. Herty, 1886 co;
Noremac. Sl63 30.
Al the grounds of the New York Base
bail Club this season some pleasing nov
elites will be introduced One Is the
ladies' reception parlor. elegantly fitted
up aud in charge OF colored servant
Another Is new score card in the shape
or book, after the plan OF that used by
the Chicago Club for the last three years
This card is to be issued by the
same gentleman that was a partner
OF Fred Pfeifler when he earned the name
OF Editor" Pfeiffer. He is J. ID. W.
King. The book will contain portraits of
the team, regulation reporters score
card and page CT ''Daily Base Hits" ua-
der which head will appear each day
notes OF interest concerning the players.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25


G CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- tbs onice of the Board OF street aud W ater
Commissioners. on Monday. March 81. 1881, at ten
O'Clock a. m. for the onstru uetion OF
SEWER IN ST. PAUL'S AVE,
from Tonnele ave- to the Aaekensack River, In
accordance with plans and specifications on file IN
the office OF the Chief En- glneer. corner Of jersey
ave and Mercer ST., where blank forms OF bid ano
agreement OF sareties must be oosainsd
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES..
About 500 Hneal feet OF piliug.
About lO.O0J feet 3. n Of liemlock sheathiny
About lO,UeO feet b. ". OF 4inch dooring
ABOUT a00O feet b. N. OF lUx 10 inch stringers-
About 500 pounds OF iron bolts.
About JO cubic yards OF cradle masonry.
About l.S0O ineal fest OF "a zach oval brick
About . $50 lineal feet of 80 inch circular brick
sewer
About 70 new r. csiving basina
About 800 sao'c yards OF rock excavation.
Time allowed for the completion OF the work,
one hundred and eighty (lSD working days.
1ne making OF the above improvement an
award or the contract therefor will os subject TO
the reInoasu1nce OF the owners OF the property
Tor.
endorsed Proposals fof Sewer in St. Paul's ave-,
directed to 4. A. Dugan, Esq, Chairman OF
Committee ca Strssts aud sewers and handed to
the Cierk of the Board in open meeting whea
seale1 proposalS
No city oaislsl win be accepted as surety NOE
viii substitution Of snretlss oe aiIo Set-
The attention or bid iers Is especially calle1 to
Section IS OF Ihe New Charter OF 1853. under the
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city until the bondsm5r oilersd by the CON
nance, the President OF said BoarI hayiag power
70 examine the proposed bondsmen under OATH
By order OF the Board OF StreeG and water Com
GEORGE T. BoUroN.
Dated Jersey City. March IS. 1891.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
ExoeIsIor.s Marksmen.

The Excelsior Rifle Club INDUCED in its
shoot for the class medals last night and
fair scores were made. Several did not
compete in the club shoot, but devoted
their time practIcing for the match at
Newark tomorrow night, when a team of
fifteen will meet the team of the Essex
Indians The scores in the medal con-
tests were as follows:-
Glass Al. p. Hansen, 237; w. H.
Hallowell. 234; w. J. Claiming, 2s3.
Glass B.-William Weber, 237; G..
Bauchle, 234; G. l.. Pinney, 219
Glass C.-Thomas Hughes, 237; Colin
Boag, 233: James Hughes, 232; George C.
Varick, 226; Oscar Peinecke, 222.
A singular coincidence was that the
highest man in each class had the same
total. The club wall complete its semi
annual series next month aud reorgan-
ization of the classes will be effected.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE 18TH
~ day OF March. leyl. the Commissioners OF AS
sessment and b or Engineer fed in the ofice OF
the Clerk OF the toa-d OF Street and Watei Com
missioners thelr preliminary assess ment map and
report Tor the opening OF
NEPTUNE AVENUE
from Bergen avenus 70 ocean avenue The land to
be takel for said iInprovems mt may be described
as follows
First tract. beginning at point on the southerly
SIDE Of the Old Bergen koan, rs feet distant fro
the easterty side Of sea View avenue, measured at
right angles thence southe-iy parallel with sea
View avenue, 2-o55 feet TO point, thsLce easeriy
to point distant z5 fees east OF the easterly side
OF Sea View avenue measured at right angles;
thence northerly parallel with Sea View avenue,
"a 81 feet TO the soutnerly side cf the ola Bergen
Road; enee westerly along the soatheriy side of
the Old Bergen TOAD 81 feet moie or less TO the
point or place OF BEGINNING.
setond tract is composed OF all thar part of Nep-
tune avenue iyiPg bstween the Oh Bergen Road
and Bergen avenue as drawn upon the Official city
map On lie In the ofice OF the Board OF street and
Water Commissioners.
The land to be assesse for said Improvement
may be d eseriOed as sOllOws:-
NEPTUNE AVENUE
from point about q feet south OF Berzen avenue
avenue.
And that the 9th day Of April 1891. as 10 o'clock
a and the moeuing OF the Board Of Street
and Water commissioners are hereby hxsd as the
time and place wnen and wnere the Board OF
Stree aad Water ommtssio ners will meet to hear
improvement that may be presented in writing.
by order OF the boa-d Of Street and Water Com
mtssioners -
Clerk
Dated. Jersey City. March ~ 1891.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
A LITTLE BABY'S SKIN
And Scalp Covered with Sores. A
Wonderfully Rapid Cure bY
the Cuticura Remedies,

Ihave used your CrrIcuRa RxaEDIEs in two
cases where Il proved 10 be successful Tue
first was IN the case Of a boy year ani hall
old. Ills face and body were in q terrio le con.
ditou. the former being completely covered
with sores. ItoOs him 20 the Masssra sulphur
Springs, but he did not improve any. was
then advised 10 try the CuIIcURA RsfEDiEst
which did. He took one and nnn bottles of
CcrrcURA RESoLvENE when his skin was as
smooth as could be, and Is today. / used the
Ct-rICURA on his sores and the CUrICURA SOAP IA
washing him. lie is now five years Of age, and
all right. The other case was dhseaSc OF the
scalp, which was cured By washing with the
CJrICURA soar and rubbing in the CUTicURA-
ono bottle OF CUrIcURA REsoLvESr being used
1t is surprising how rapidly a child will improve
un der this treatment.
JOHN r. BERO. Hogaasburgh. n. Y.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
STILL TN THE lead.
Our Athletic B0wlers' Unex
pected Defeat-The
Gun.

The Jersey City Athletic Clubs team
leads the procession In the big bowling
tournament Its record may be equalled
bv the three teams In second place, but it
cannot be passed this week. The team
expected to be so far in command that it
could; not be reached, and when it dis
posed Of the expert bowlers Of the Recrea-
ton Club last night, the Jersey City boys
were jubilaut over the brilliant prospect,
and imagined they hau again won the
first honors In the tourney. Their secon
engagement was with the Consolidated
Exchange team an inferior aggregation
which was At the bottom Of the list with
only two victories and eight defeats,
and the small average Of 759 To
a game. It is out of the race. Surprises
come in bowling contests when least eN-
pected and the Jersey City bowieTs were
shocked when they tackled the weak
team. The Consolidated Quintette was
bent on mischief and 1t succeeded in de-
feating the probable champions. 1t was
not close call. The game was won 0y
large margin. Wagers at long odds
were offered and ths Jersey City delega-
ton could have been sent home with
empty pockets, but the spectators re-
rarded it as a positive "cinchn for the
Jerseymen and kept their cash in their
pockets. IL was an unfortunate defeat.
The athletes had record Of nine victor
les and two defeats when they met the
Consolidated Exchange team Tue vic
tory woulu have made them practically
safe for the prize, rs they would have
only the Our and koseville teams TO dis
pose of. pThe reverse brings them close to
the Palma, Phoenix aud Elizabeth teams
and two OF these teams may now succeed
by taking two games this week in step
ping alongside the Jersey City athletes at
the head of the column. The JERSEY
City's did not bowl, in the game they lost,
mp to the average they had reached in the
tournament. They were sixty Plus short
and were beaten by fifty-nine pins. The
Consolidated team rolled in this contest
total sixty-one above their average score.
The Consolidated also vanquished the
Recreation team, and is no longer at the
extreme left of the column.
The Jersey City Athletes opened with
the Recreation team. The Jersey boys
started with a clean record OF spares and
secured the lead by 81 pins. Tne Recrea-
tions then found spares and strikes and
were in front in the third frame. They
kept In front, but only few pins, until
the seventh frame, when the Jersey boys
jumped ahead anu remained there. They
wo by 62 pins. The score:-
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Hoboken's New Club,

A new athletic club has been formed in
Hoboken. 1t is called the Elysian. 1t
has the most substantial kind OF back
ing, and viii give plenty of attention
to boxing matches. The organization
was completed on Monday night by the
election of James Laverty as secretary,
and other officers. They have in view a
building that will, with the arrangement
Of amphitheatre seats. accommodate
S, 600 persons. and the incorporators are
sure that the shows they will present
will attract lalge crowds of spectators.
So confident are they that they sent a
telegraphic message to Alf Kennedy, for
Billy Myers, last night saying:-" We
will give s.. 600 for you and McAuliffe.
Please answer at once"
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Lougesta Co.'S Special Remedy
Hudson County Jockey Club,
S. wHrTEHEAD. Secretary
MAsFERs sALE-IN cHAXcERY OF NEW

MAsFER's sALE-IN cHANcERY OF NEW
Between Phoenix Loan and Building Associa-
ton. complainant and Owen robiassen ct ais, do
on BIZ TO foreeloss. Fieri Faclas. for sale of
Ret1rnable May Term. 1891
Erwin & Keller. solicitors
BY virtue of The ABOVE stated writ TO me directed
highest bidder az the chanseilors Cham bars. No.
lExehanse place Jersey Gi,y on hnursday. he ne
ninety ps9,t at two o'cl ock in the afternoon.
all the Following described iand and premises,
with the appurienanoes, being the same premises
described In sald writ that is TO say.
premises @ situate wing and 6snS in Jersey clty
formerly Gre enyille in the County OF Hudson and
rtfi aofrei at 1S IL res gresnvie Hud CO.
town OF Tergen. Hudson Co, \. j., hled ia
Hudson County, March 2iss. isss. SEQ W cassedy,
Clerk is known and deiignsted IS lot twenty.si,x
bombed and described as follows;
a. POINT ON Ine non as ssey sres -
distant hundred and twenty-hve feet south
sea ea'e5 Of te bs0 Side Of fulton
with the sou.heast5eriy side OF Jackson ,s avenue
ginnin point 10 run % south westerly and along
" tSe H street. fwenty Ave c5, feet themes t
southe asterly and parallel with fulton avenue one
Wit Jackson avenue. formerly known as fssex
street twePtya,Sss s, feet thence @ northmestssly
TO the polnt or piaae OF beginning.
WILLIAM @. z SEE.
50. Special Master IN chaneery.
SPECIAL MASTERS sALE--Is cHANcEaf OF
- New Jersey.
Between Margaret Gacquin. complainant and
Mary Gacquln ct ais. defendants
ON bill for partition and decree for sale.
William i. Aidlige solicitor.
5y virtue or decree of tie Court of Chancery of
New Jersey. lna0e In the above cause the six
teenth day of February, eighteen hundreu and
ninety directing sale OF all and singular the
premises mentioned and described In the bill Of
com plaint and said decree sale /, William a.
Z. ees special kias or IN Chancery Of new Jersey
shall sell at public veaue, 10 tue hg lest bid iers
on Tues lay, the thirty first daS OF March, eignteen
hundred and ninety one (le3l at two O'CLOCK IN tho
afternoon, upon rnat part OF the premises known
ing lands and premises. being the same described
in said decree. 10 Wit
All those certain lots. pieces parcels OF land
and premises situate lying and being in Jersey
City, IN the county OF hudson and tate OF New
Jersey, and which on certain map on file in the
of1cs OF the Clerk of the colnty OF hudson Efore-
said. entitled ~Homestead properly OF T. b Wake
ma1 situated in the Fourteenth ward OF Jersey
CITY. *. j." known ami distinguished as lots
fourteen 10 aud fifteen tl5l being on the westerly
side OF tTescotg place as lxti down on SAID map.
together with all and singular the heredIaments
anu appurte aances the said premises belonging
or in arysgise appertalning said premises viii be
sold in parcels each Of SAID lots TO consttaIe
lated Jersey City. February Il, 1881 saw
WILLIAM g. z SER
Special Master IN chancery OF New Jszssy.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE NEW JERSEY
l. Steamboat Company proposes 10 decrease It's
capital stock from two million dollars 20 one
milton dollars. and the par value OF the shares OF
its cap.at STOCK from ons hundred dollars eacn 70
hfty dollars each. making the entire ca 1tal Stock
OF said company one million dollars. divided into
twenty thousand snares. 0fty dollars eacd tliaL
amount having been determined oy the Board OF
Directors OF sail company al meeting held tbs
san day OF February, 1884, to which decrease stock
holders holding at least two thirds In value OF the
existing c-p.tzl stock OF said company have as
sented
In witness whereof this certiscatsis signed by
the President OF said company. and its corporate
seal hereto am xed and at1estsd BY its secretary,
the nth day OF February, A. ID. eighteen hundred
The New Jersey steam boat Company by
W. W. EVERETT.
IL S. President
Attests
~ Gao. 3. RIGGS
Secretary.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Strikes, Spares and Breaks.

The Palma team will bowl in the big
tournament tonight against Roseville and
Elizabeth. The Palmas will be without
the services of Sam Hathaway, and one
of the substitutes will bowl for the first
time, as the regulars have been on hand
at every engagement. HaIhaway's ab-
senee is caused by the death of his father.
who expired suddenly on Sunday at bis
home in Lafayette. The sturdy bowler
has the sympathy of a large circle of
friends. 1t is feared he will be mlssed
tonight.
The Jersey City Amateur Bowling
League will wind mp IT'S schedule tonight.
The South Bergen rivals-the Atlantas
contest which will be bowled at BeckeF's
alleys The Centurys are On the card to
eoWl on the Fairmount alleys. but the
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25

Centurys have evidently surrendered the
ghost and the Fairmounts will have q
victory by forfeit.
The Teutonas and Bergens will have a
match game at Henn's alleys tonight.
The Arion bowlers will have a big time
tonight. The tie game in the clubs bowl
ing tournament will be bowled. The
winning team will do the honors.
Magnolias bowl at Browns alleys to-
night. Waverly's at Freuden berger's and
Eakirs at Dukes aIleys
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25

Paulssn won two series of games in the
individual championship bowling tourua-
ment. He defeated Hass and Wulfers
series between Paulsen audHass resulted
as follows: Paulsen, 173; Hass. 1T2; Paul
sen, 1913; Hass, 1S4. In the second series
the odd game was played. The scores:
Wnlfers, 141; Hass, 111-Hass, 1s5: Wul
fers, 153-Wulfers, 176; Haas, 1Y5. The
third series resulted as follows: Paulsen,
lS3; Wulfers, 129; Paulsen, $50; Wulfers,
III
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Tenny's Higl, Scores.

The Tenny Clubs bowlsrs drove the
ball accurately last night in their prac-
tice game AZ Muller's alleys and high
scores were rolled. In a team contest
two of the bowlers did better than 200
The final game of the series was a spirited
contest and was won by nine pins by
Muller's team. The average reached by
the winning team was 1S1 and that Of
the defeated team was l79 and fraction.
After the game the bowlers had their
customary jolly reunion The score Of
the deciding game is appended:-
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
why suffer One Moment

From torturing and dishguring skin diseases.
when a single application OF the CUrIcuRA REA-
KpiEs will in the great majority of cases. AFFORD
instant relief in the most agonizinZ Of itching,
burning. scaly, crusted, pimply, and blotchy
skin scalp and blood diseases With loss o. hair.
and point to a speedy permanent and econoni-
cal cure wnen the best physicians and all other
ran,adfac fail
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25

SCORES BY FRAMES
Jersey City A. IS is4 2z5 SO s 4sT 57i ses 79s s2s
Recrestion la rs 81 40 so 81 ell 7Jg 76'
The Jersey Citys made weak opening
in the game with the Consolidated Ex-
change team, and the latter had the ad-
vantage of thirty at the end of the first
frame. The Jersey Citys made an earnest
effort to catch up, and in the fifth and
sixth frames were within ten of their
rivals. Hope was revived. Then they
fell back beaten
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25

SCORES bf
Consold Isy 2s2 $40 AIS 495 SOL e57 rs $40
Jersey City A. CeS Isl ~ S2s i3 ass $50 el9 6sg 76
In the contest between the Recreation
and the Consolidated the latter astonished
gaining the lead and the lead they main
tained. In the seventh frame the Recrea-
tion team had narrowed the lead to four,
but could not get any nearer, aud as the
Consolidated team bowled well at the
close, the Brooklyn boys were beaten By
fifteen Dins The aeora.--
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Itching and Burning skin

/ have been afflicted since last March VITA a
skin disease the doctors called eczema Ny lacs
was covered with scabs aud sores, aud the Itch
ing and burning were almost unbeafaoe See
ing your CUTIcuRA REMEDIES 50 highly recoIn-
mended, concluded TO give them trial. using
the CUTfcURA and CUTTCuRA Soar externally, AID
REsoLvEST internally for foar mouths. cal
myself cured in gratitude Tor which MAKE
this public statement.
MRs. c. a. FREDERICK, Broad Brook, Conn.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CON-
~ miseiouers OF Assessment for Jersey CITY will
meet at their offlce in the building occupied by
the Board Of Street ana Water Commissioners. cor.
ner OF Mercer street and Jersey avenua Jersey
City. \. J.. on Tuesday. the 3lst cay Of March,
ls9l at nine O'Clock a M to appraise the value OF
the land TO be acquired for the construction Of q
MAIN SEWER.
beginning at point in the centre line OF
GtRARD AVE,
distant 5 feet south of the south side OF the Morris
the south side OF said canal aud distant 25 feet
therefrom at right angles 20 the centre line OF
TENTH AVE.
thence through the centre line OF Tenth avo.to
NEWARK BAY.
as shown upou map entitled "Grade Map ana
Sewerage Plan for tlgt part Of Jersey City for
maliy known as Green yille'' adopted September
2. lS4. and on file IA the ofiiee OF the Board Of
street and Water Commissioners.
The land to be acquired for the construction and
use for said main being nifty l5W feet in
width. OF which the lne above described is the
centre thereof.
Said Commissioners will also appralse the lam
age which any owner of such land or OF any inter
est therein NAV sustain by of such prove
ment and will then and there hear all parties
interes ted who desire to be heard before them on
the value Of the land TO be acquired and the daal
age which any owner OF such land or Of any inter
menL
Dated Jersey City N J.. March IS, 1891.
JAMES HUNT,
JAMES TUMULTY,
JANIS N. DAVIS,
Commissioners OF Assessment.
W. W. RUeGLEs
Chief Engineer.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, SOC; CuTI-
cuRA SOAP 25c.; CUTICURA REsoLvEST, 81. Pre-
pared by the PoTrKR DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION, Boston. Mass.
ssy Send for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases,
s4 pages, so Illustrations and 1o0 testimonials.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25

The Humors bowled on Fulda's Central
Avenue alleys last night, and made good
scores, as shown by the record of the
chief games:-
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Notice to Coal Dealers.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Board OF Street and Wafer Commission 5rs
on Monday. March % lssi, at 10 O'Clock a. m, for
furnishing and delivering about
l0.0uV GROSS 1ONS OF EGG COAL,
follows:-
10 the BelIevile Pumping Station. about s.a0
gross tons.
0 the High Service Pumping Station. about 800
gross tons.
The coal to be furnished must be from one of the
following named mines:
Jeddo spring Mountain. Spring Brook, Highland
or Packer and must be delivered in ACCORDANCE
with specifications fiIe in the once Of the Chief
tnginaer, corner OF Jersey avenue Mercer
street. where blank forms OF bid and agreement Of
sureties must be obtained.
Proposals must os enclosed IN sealed enve lope
endorsed Proposals for Coal" directed TO II. a
Du2an. ESQ.,. Chairman ofCommittee Pumping
and Reservoirs" and handed TO the Clerk of the
Board in open meeting when called Tor IN the order
Of business relating TO sealed propos ais.
No city offcial will be accepted as surety, nor
VIII a substitute OF suretles Dc allowed.
This iOard reserves the right to reject any all
bids deemed for the best Interest OF the city so
TO do.
By order of the BOARD OF Street and Water Com
mtssiOners.
GEORGE T. BoUToS.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City March 21 1884,
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 10TH
y day OF November. 1850. application was made
to the Board OF street and Water Commis sIoners
called
through ths following described properly
lightning at point on the Western line OF the
ROAD.
where the northerly line OF Cherry Lane ntersects
the same. and thence running along tne northerly
side of
$40 feet inches TO point; thence northeasterH
45l feet 70 the centre iine % OF a street. known as
thence In an easterly direction AMI along the centre
line OF
NEW YORK. sUsQUEHANXA & WESTERN RAIL
TO the point or place cf beginning.
said plot OF land is crossed by street known as
as shown in the map accompanying said petition.
nd that the twentieth daf OF April 1881. az ten
Of Teet ana Water ss are hereby
hxed the time and place when and where the
meet to hear and consiaer al objections said
vacation that may be presented in writing
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
''-''' GEORGE t. Button,
Clerk
Dated Jersev CITY. March %. lssL
A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT TO An ORDINANCE
n entitied AN Ordinance to regulate the nam
ing OF the stree s. avenues and pnnlle places IN
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey Citg do
orddiiI as foliors:-
Fifth Aldermanie district shall be changed TO DOR
dan avenue. any ordinance 10 fhs contrary not
Passed March Ia 1871.
1oHx z. scorr
Ctr CLERK
N''' - : SarsrEs clSvELsSsD ssyS J..
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Empires BowIed .

In the Empire Club contests last night
at Henn's alleys, Lauge won the medal
with a score of 206. and the general WORK
was excellent. This is the record / the
boss game:-
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25

The card will be welcome change after
the bare card in use with the uncomfort-
able plain squares to score upon.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25

"Jacky" Lynch. who was rearrested by
Policeman Bruene yesterday for violation
of the city ordinance in obstructing the
streets with trucks at Newark avenue and
Grove street, was again arraigned In the
First District Police Court this morning
on two separate charges. One was the
same old charge. The other was that of
resisting an officer When Lynch was re-
arrested yesterday he played high jinks
with Bruene on the way to the station
house. The hearing was postponed until
Friday week.
Encouraging Him.
Papa-rm sorry, Hans, that your school
report is so bad. hope you will do better
next time.
That's all right, papa; keep up your
courage. Le.hope be the last thing you
lose.-ETieqende Bldtter.
The Jersey City news., 1891-03-25
Happy Hum ors.


Consolidated s2 l7s 254 3e9 sgl f75 $40 eS} 727 40
Recreation ~ .93 29l 30 44S $50 Ga iO5 75