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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-14
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lQue objeto terrena podra servirme de
cOmparacion para dar una idea do ese cielo
encantador, de ESQ angel que on forma dc mu-
jer, respira los puros aires de Pueerto RicoY
DesconfiO de la pluma, porquo cada vez
que escribo de-. ella, pareco que Ell coraz6n
Sc adhere a su punta, haciendola vibrar de tai
modo, qde solo traza irrsguarss lineas, vagos
pero verdaderos espejos de algo que Ell 81 pasa
pero que no Sc definir.
Decir que aquellos ojos tienen por retina
hnlslmos brillantes, 8 que simulan cOntener
una parte de hermoso cielo que aquella SON.
risa. (hermana inseparable de sus rosados Ia
bios es de criatura humana y que aqu6! gra
cioso ondeado pelo, es parecido a reluciente
orc, es, decir muy poca cosa.
Que rubla, DiOs SantO ST no hubiera
pruebas que demostrasen tn existencia, con
solo yer esa j6ven, SO admiraria tn infinite
poder Pero perdona la pregunta ..... sa-
ITO de tus manoS divinas Otra mujer que tenga
tan delicada cara, tan dulce expression en- sus
azulados oios, tan airosO tale, como. ella {?
En- fin, lector, me confeso d6bil fot0grafe
alte tai bclleza. No puedo explicarts .sus
cualidades morales y tisicas, son tantas. "
20 tan sole malo 1880.
Su nOmbre es identico al de la madre de
Jesus. Actualmente, en- compaflfa de su
guapisima sinpatica hermanita, pasa una Pc
quena temporada en- los Banos de Coame. ka-
eiendo de los dias segundos todas las perso-
mas que en- dicho Establecimiento tienen ell
placer dc admirarla.
Fajardo es el pueblo que tuvo la dicha de
comtemplar el primer dia de este ser precioso
en quien la fortuna reuni6 todas las perfeccio-
nes y toda las virtudes.
IN, desesperado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-14

de los vagabundos, queD, on union de sus
companeros Sc dio la fuga.
El herido, sin esperanZass de vida, fue tras-
lads do la casa de socOrrO del distrtO del
Hospico
Un guardia civil de los que prestan servi-
clio en- la Audiencia, lamado GregoriO Vicente
Zato, consigui5 capturar q todos los individuos
autofes de la agreslon, los cuales Sc laman
Valentfn Bento Martin, RunO VazQuez Castro
Limo Izquierdo Manuel Brongos Ortega.
Segun venues on los periodicos italianos,
la edad de Ochenta y tres amos, despues de
haber estadO presO durante sesenta, ha sidO
puesto en- libertad ell c6lebre bandido itaiano
NOcchia, el presO mas antique de los que es-
plan sus crimenes en- lasscarcees italianas
Las pr0egas de este afama 10 criminal Sc
elsvan NADIA menOs que veinte asesinatOs du-
rante ell tempo que ejerci0 la profession, con
mas otros dos que cometio mientras estuvo
en- presidio.
Hay en- este bandido agdnas circunstan-
cias curiosas de su vida de oven
NOcchia fu6 cOmpanero do estudios de Su
Santidad Leon XIII en- el coegio de Montfes-
cone, 81 fu6 precsamente quien oxp1ico mu-
caas veces matematicas al entonces Joaquin
Pecci pOrque ell que andandO Ell tempo tenia
que ser celebre bandido, tenfa grandes apti-
tudes en- su juventud para la ensenanza de las
cienciaS eXactas.
Despues de sesenta amos de presidio, los
ochenta tres de edad, con la conciencia en-
negrecida por % asesinatos otros crimones.
sar ahora de la carcel y volver encontrarse
nuevamente en- el mundo, debe ser cosa mu-
cho mas terrible que la propia muerte.
Asi es que ell anciano Nocchia. al decir de
los periodicos italianOs, Sc encuentra sol re CO
gido como aterrado ante la clardad del dia
el ambiente puro de la libertad.
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Lease este

Gran surtido de ropa hecha;, .traies de "a
esco]ldos, precios modicos, en- la Marina tran.
&c al Arsenal. En- el msmo establecjmianta
SO vonue Sc alquila un billar con todcs sns
enseres. Sc compra cobre viejo. sAs
tQ-4A FfANcssce 1xepGga,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-14
ENTERTAINMENTS.
ENIGMA

ENIGMA
zori5da, Antonia I,socencia, Domingo,
Amelia, NGta1ia, Is6dorS, DionisiG, Nico1as0,
Ursula, Catalina, Epriqneta, Scrafna.
Quitando una letra de eada ano do los an.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-14
Fife Medina.

Sc ofrece al pdblico como ooa1fDositor y afi
MAJOR de pianos. Recibe ordenes en- Ia casa
nnmero calle de San Sebastian; fl ente al Hos
pital mi.itar. TX - uos-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-14

iQuiere listed escribirq Pues en- casa de
Armas Jimenez hay una tinta hasta ALI. Es
usted carpintero? Pues ALI encontrara esco-
plos, formones = demas herramientas de L. ca
lldad. SCaza ustedY Pues d0nde encontrar
meJores escopetas? no sligo por no cansar.
PERCANCE DE ANOCHE.
AL revolver una esquina
Sc encontraron Wis q Wis, frente frente,
On hombre semi-prudente
una mujer peregrna.
-Adios iucero, la dijo,
No puedo decir 10 mismo
Para salir uel abismo
-Mlente como 70, salerO !
Habiendo sido oldas las ultimas palabras
del galan, pOr un hermono de la sonora, sale
ron va relucir pInales automaticos, sortijas,
sorpresa, tacos dc billar, bastones, ETC., ETC.,
mezclandose luego en- la lucha, changes meca-
nicos, lobos marinos, gatos tilarmonicos, ETC.,
etc. Aquello SO convirtio en- un vordadero
campo de Agramante, y sin la Intervention de
los duenos de Ambos Mundos San Justo 81,
nnicos importadores de las arnas animaies
en- question, la noche del IL do octubro habria
sldo de triste recuerdo para la Isla.
Ne agrada la carrera diplomatica por 10
bien que Sc come en- ella. Por ESQ me he
hecho representante ste la poderosa potencia
La Catal1fG donde SO come al pelo.
coMUNICADo.
mi amigo Rafael Dias y Dias,
Y6 soy faco, largo f6o
Tu eres haso, fe0 y tunO
Por 10 cual case ninguno
De tt haco. 80.
Stbre. l3, 1891. Timstes
Una familia .orastera querfa comprar abri-
gos de sonora, manteletas, velos religiosos, mi
tones, guantes, puntillas de hilo algod0n,
olanes tinos, teas blancas, etc. Ms pidieron
infolmes, y les recomendamos al Sigl0 XIX.
las dos horas volvieron por aquf diciendo-
nos: de todo hallamos = les hemos hecho
una blena compra."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-14

3pedir al amigo Manuel otra botella de JARNAc
acCGNAc, por 81 SO ofrecla nneva discusi0n, con-
viniondo ambos en- aconsejar LA CoRRESPoN-
DENCIA siguiese con sus prangodias puesto
le va bien elias, sin contestar en- 10 sucesivo
las latas mas menos dilat0d0s de La Ba-
l1saz0 @
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02

The slave dealers extend their activity
even to the very doors of Bi skra, the
headquarters Of the recently organized
order OF the Warrior Monks of the
Sahara, and one Of the most dram attic
features Of the ceremony OF the couse era
ton of the monks was when Cardinal
Lavigerie led to the altar a little brown
girl barely nine years old, who had sue
ceeded in conceaIing herself and in effect
ing her escape from a slave caravan pass
ing through the desert a few miles to the
south of Biskra. A sudden move
ment of the child caused her to drop
something that she was holding con-
cealed beneath the folds of her djebba.
The venerable prelste bent dowr and
raised IL from the ground. 1t was a small,
dusky hand-the hand Of the little girl
who stood beside him, and which in
sheer wanton cruelty had been cnt of by
her captors. Holding it aloft, and point
ing IL southward toward the great Sahara,
while with his own hand he raised the
chiId's arm, so that all present could see
the mangied stump. the cardinal ex-
claimed, in tones which seemed TO ring
forth as a ~clarion;-'I wouid to God that
all Europe could see this little handi
ay it serve 10 direct your march En-
auant for God. for France and for human
itgI"-HaTper'S Weekly
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
THE WIDOWS ALL RIGHT.
In spite of Mr. weIler's Warning The y
Seem to Make Excellent Wives.

In Spite of Mr.. weiler's Warning The y
seemto Make Excellent Wives.
The late Mr.. Weller was wrong-an
wrong. The pages of history glow with
enlogies OF widows. my boy.
Have you ever reflected upon the in
~structive fact that some of the most ia.
nous men of the world have married
widowst There were Charles XII. and
friedrich the Great, and Admiral Nelson,
n the First Napoleon. and George
Washington, and Lord Bsa C onsield. and
ever so many more noted for their ge MUS
and for those attributes hat dt men TO be
leaders of their fellow-men. Iascrlbe the
selection of widows by these brilliant men
to their superior intelligence. They were
men OF rare good Judgment, aud they
reasoned that the women they choose UNI
derstood men. n were already trined in
the management of homes. They We're
men, you see, who did o care TO run
any risks Of the matrimonial lottery.
which | may be PERMITTED TO describe
simply as marriage with women who
have never been married before.
The widows whom Nelson and Napol-
con and Washington, and the other great
men married had already earned an
honorable name as excellent wives, and
there could, therefore. be no chance of
dissapointment in wedding them. And
you will observe. if you examine the
hayes of history, that thep maze most
admirable wives to their second husbands.
Just as they were devoted to their first
AS the pursuit of happiness is one of the
chief bends of men, according 10 common
sence, and as well-considered marriage
Is a sure roa to happiness. therefore. it
follows, don't you see, my boy, that to
marry a widow, who has proven her a.
bility to make a good wife, it is the best
policy Ia pursue in the pursuit of hap
piness, and Will quickest yield the result
sought fort
What has become OF the maideni you
say.
Let me see, now. What could we dc
with the maidens?
Hail Let theIu marry and become
widows, too.-Odkland Cad Echoes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
TABERNACLE TEAM.
1t Won Again Cricket
Baseball, Athletics,
Turf and Ring.

The Tabernacle team Is putting up first
class ball this season. and RAPIDLY piling
up victories IL gathered the scalps OF
the Greenpoint Athletic Clubs nine on
the latter's territory last Saturday, and
yesterday the Jersey City boys went to
South Bensonhurst to give battle to the
Bensonhurst Athletic Clubs talent. The
home team made . stubborn resistance
but were vanquished. The local a
broke the ice ia the first inning and scored
asingle The Jersey boys tied the score IN
the second inning. In the third tney
nabbsd the lead, IS two men made the
circuit and Bensonhurst DIRE " a blank.
1t was ia the fifth that the Tabernacle
boys put on their batting armor. Ihey
pummelled the sphere viciousiy and De,
fore the third hand was out i've mon had
crossed the home plate. The Benson
hurst team worked hard to secure runs,
and succeeded in p~luckinR one eacn IN
the fourth, seventh, aud ninth innings
and two in the fifth, bat the superb heidi
ing of the T~abernacie's kept them close 70
earned runs. The score was:-Iaoer-
nacle A. A., s; Bensonhurst, A C., 6.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02

MASTERS SALE In cHANcERY OF NEW
WI Jersey.
Between carharins Kane, complain ant md Jane
ConiOn ct. ais. defendants.
On bill for Partition.
Notice OF sale.
BY virtue OF an order of the Court OF CHANGER
OF toe state Of New Jersey. dated the first day Of
April. eighteen hundred and nine y-one. /. the
ndersigaed one OF the Special Masters OF tins
Court OF Chancery, viii sell a. public sale or ven
due TO the h gnest bidder on
WEDNESDAY. the nfteenth day of ] uly, eighteen
hui dred and nineEy-ons.
at the hour Of two O'Clock fu the ate moon OF
that das, at the auction rooms ofF.G Wolbert. AZ
Montgomery street. Jel sey CITY, " J.. all that Ger
tain lot Of lana with the Duildia gs theron erected
situated in the city OF Jersey CIV, In the county
OF Hudson aud state OF New Jersey which on the
map OF property belOn giag 10 A0IJAn Nam, Jr..
niadgby Joseph Z Bridges July - 1ss7, ana duly
d erin the Clerks. DOW Registers, o. &c Of Hud-
sou county. Is known and distinguished as I e
numbered. ~ two hundred and TWEEN fy-four
Canal street. fronting on Canal street inciud ing
the estate ana interest in dover 81 the defendant.
Jane Conicn. widow OF Bernard conlon. deceased.
In the said premises also the inehoa'e right OF
dover OF cainarine. the wife Of John Conlon. and
Ann. wife o. James Conion, I'd. together with all
and singular the hereditaments and appurf n
anees TO The sid premises belonging or in any
wise appertasntng.
DaIed May u. 1881
JOHN A. BLAIR.
Special Master In Cnancery OF }. ].
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02

hold a sDeciai meeting this evening Ats
rooms. No. 40 Newark avenue, Ihe
final arrangements for the picnic at Gle
DOMAIN PARK tomorrow Will 1e made
The committees will receive their IN
structions. The session VIII pc ~
teresting. The Board OF Managers
aud the Entertainment aud Games Com
mittee will also meet. As to the umoreiiN
contest. any one residing in the city VINO
has been or is identified With any athletic
club, can compete in the contest OF bal
lots, rs the prize Is to &c 70 the one receiN-
ing the largest number Of votes. Ihe
battle between the popular athletes VIII
begin at four o'clock and close at lLs0.
Seven Judges will v charge OF the
contest aud all the local athletic cluDs
will be represented In the election BOARD
The votes will be recorder on the Diack-
board as they are received
The Lorillard Athletic Clubs pretty
prizes have had the happy effect OF at
tracing the clever athletes. The num-
Der Of star performers who will partiri-
pate Is unusually large, considering the
fact that so many athletic clu0s nave ar
ranged meetings for July l.
The Scottish-American Athletic Club Is
pleased. The demand for tickets for the
club games aud picnic at CALIFORNIAN
Park next Saturday has convinced the
Scots that the event Will be a
success.
The Cable Athletic Clubs hustlers are
mp and doing and are getting ria OF
tickets for the excursion in a lively man
ner. The clGb intends having an athletic
entertainment on the voyage aud at the
Grove.
The Wayne A. C. continues to grow
and the performance of some OF the new
members In long trips on the cinder pain
indicates that the club will nave the
champion cross country team next sea-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02

Talking of signs in horse races. it re-
mains for a Walnut Hill man to take the
blue ribbon He went to the Latonia
track on May % and hit three long shots,
and the way he did it was this. The day
before his wife sent him to the store after
q garter, aud, as It cost a quarter, after
playing Royal Garter aud oashing his
ticket at the rate of Is to !, he wisely con-
cluded Two Bits was the proper thing, so
he played that colt, getting o to l for his
money.
Up to that date he was then a bigger
winner than he had ever before been GA a
race track, but a killing he thought was
now in order, SO he scanned the last race
for a horse to do the trick. Recollecting
he had been called to go for the doctor
the night before on account of illness in
the family, he looked down the line and
seeing DR.. Nave plunged him at u to /.
The latter walked home, and there is
now at least one man in Cincinnati who
can be considered as having solved the
secret OF picking the winners.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02

TO WHOM IT MAY oNCEa PURSUANT TO
the provisions of an act of the Legislature Of
the STATE OF Aew Jersey entitled An act TO
authorizes persons to change their names" APP
proved \ oruary n lsad. notice Is hereby given
that ] snail appy 10 the Circuit Court Of this
County Of Hudson. at the Court House in Jersey
City. on Saturday the eleventh day OF July, A d.
isgl. az ten o'clock In the forenoon or as soon
thereafter as 1 can be heard, for an order 10
auth orize me to assume another name. 70 wit the
name OF Morris s. Lewis.
MORRIS L SELANsKY.
No. 1U Mercer street, Jersey City. MI.
HENRY EWALD. Attorney.
Dated june sta 1881
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
Athletic CARNIVAL at Greenvnie.

The Greenville and Jersey City
Y. NJ. c. AS. win hold a Joint
athletic carnival at ths Association
Field on July 4 At ten o'clock the
Greenville baseball team viii cross bats
With the Kemping Athletic Clubs tea m.
In the afternoon the games will be held
and the following programme will be
carried out:-hunning high Jump, pole
vaults. running broad jump, one hun
dred yards dash. putting sixteen pound
shot and throwing nfty-sfx pound weight.
Both associations will struggle to carry
on first honors, and their best athletes
will be entered. Five points will be
given TO first men. three to second, and
one to third In each event.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Michael Driscoll, deceassd.-RHen Drfs-
coll owen Farley and Frank J. Matthew'S, executors
Of Michael Driscoil.. deceased. By orier of the
Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson county. dated April
d~seedeat 70 bring ia their. debts: Demands and
claims against the estate OF SAID decedeDf under
oath or affirmation. within nine months from the
dafe OF said order. or they win be forever barred
Of any action therefor against said executors
ELLEN DKfSCOLL
OWEN FARLEY.
FRANK J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Alfred u. Schroeder. deceased. Jeanette
L sehrodsr in the VIII called Jeanette schroeder.
executrlx OF Alfred Nj Schro Ter. deceased. by
order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson county, dated
March p. ISL, hereby gives notice % the creditors
OF said cecodent TO bring IN their debts, dsmzn q
and claims against the estate Of SAID decedent
under oath or affirmation within nine months
from The date Of said order, or they will be forever
barred OF any action therefor against said execu-
frix- l.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
diamond chips.

The New York Clubs defeat yesterday
gives them a lead of only four points.
The score:-Philadelphia. 4; New YORK,
9 Boston, 8; BROOKLYN, z. Chicago, 3;
Cleveland, 3. Pittsburgh, 9; Cincin-
matt. 4.
New York and Chicago are on almost
even terms. The record OF the League IS
as follows:-New York won 30. lost q;
Chicago has won "a and lost %, Boston
has won 81 and lost "a, Cleveland has won
80 and lost 30, Philadelphia has won ~
and lost 90. Brooklyn has won y and lost
81, Pittsburgh has won % and lost 81. and
Cincinnati has WOE % and lost 90.
The American Association games yes
tsrday resulted as follows:-Boston, y;
Washington, 3. Baltimore, 4; Athletics,
q Columbus, 4; Cincinnati, 2. ST
Louis, 8; Louisville, T.
Boston has a slight lead in the Associa-
ton. Il has won II and lost %; st. Louis
has won As and lost %; baltimore has
won SO and lost 90; Cincinnati has
won 80 and lost "a; Columbus has won
30 and lost 80; the Athletics have won %
an6 lost IS; Louisville has won % and
lest AZ; aud Washington has won 10 aud
lost a..
The teams of the New York A. c. and
the Cathedral A. G. played a thirteen
inning game yesterday. Each team
scored 10 runs.
che New Jersey A. C. has a ''cinch" on
the Amateur Athletic Union prize for this
section.
Eastern Association games yesterday
Buffalo, 9; Troy, 4. Albany, s; New
Haven, z.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02

One OF the Canucks Batted out Triple
Figures Yesterday.
Martin Of the Canadian team made a
grand stand at the wickets at Bergen Point
yesterday. He carried his bat out with a
total OF 1903 TO his credit The entire team
only made a total of 15s in the second
Inning. The Metropolitan District League
team did better han IN the first inning
and made III runs for seven wickets
when the game was called. The sc ores
were:-
uoarnarw IN rcuKr cIIrn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT LEAGUE
Second Inning.


At the conclusion Of the athletic games
Of the Loriiiard A. C. at Caledonian PARK
on July 4 q football contest will be wit
messed between the teams Of the William
NJ. Barry Athletic Association OF this
city and the Rangers of Yonkers. The
teams will be as follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of BENJAMIN b De Grushe. deceased
Kate r. De Grushe executrix OF BENJAMIN B. Dc
Grushe- deceased. BY order OF the Deputy Surro-
gate OF Hudson COUNTY. dated April z. 1891. hereby
gives notice to the creditors OF said decedent 70
bring In their debts, demands and claims against
the estate of said decodent. under oath or afirma-
ton, within nine months from the date OF saia or
der. or they viii % forever barred OF any action
KATIE. De GRUsHE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate OF Mary , ardley. deceased. robert W.
Z ardIey executor Of Aery Fardley. deceased. BY
order Of tns surrogaLe OF Hudson County; dated
and claims against the estate OF said decedent
under oath or arirmation. within nine month
from the date Of said order. or they viii he foreye
barred of any action therefor against said execute
ROBERT W. EARDLEf
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02

Earned runs-New Jersey A. c..
Three base hits Carry. De0umones and koun-
tain.
Firsf base on errors-New Jersey A C.. Z
Struck out-By Fountain. Is. Time of gane-LI5.
umpire-M Mr.. Jonee
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Richard Harmon, deceased. Thomas
Harmon, executor OF Richard Harmon. decea-ed,
BY ord er OF the Surrog ate OF HUDSON County. dated
June Is. 1891. hereby gives notics to the creditors OF
said decedent to bring in their debts. demands and
claims against tine estate Of said decedeHt. under
oath or affirmation within nine months from the
date of said order. or fhev Will be forever barred
Of any action therefor against said executor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
n1orIuE 40 -cREpIroRs

Estate OF Patrick heEIhinny. deceased. Annis
McElninny.. administratrix Of Patriek ncElhinny
A. - aeed by order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson
eonnry dated June .. ISL. hereby gives notice 10
the creditors OF saiq decedent TO bring In fher
debts. dem ands and elaipis az ain q tue estate OF
aid decedenf, under cath or affirmation. within
III ne months from the date OF said order or tnsF
Will be forever barred OF any action, therefor
ANNIE McELHISSY.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02

AEumber of Austin Gibbons friends
arearra nging TO give the young pugilist
a big reception when ne arrives from
Europe. He Is now en- route on the Guion
Line steamship Arizona. and should be
here on Monday. Many Of his admirers
Will 20 down TO the steamship wharf to
meet him. Before sailing from Liver
pool he sighed articles Of agreement 10
fight Bill Reader for the championship of
England. He may take on some of the
youngsters in his class before he goes
over again 10 September.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Mortimer Mills. deceased. Lille Wilcox
Mills and Augustus X Ains. TWO OF thu executors
or Mortimer Milis. deceased, by order OF the Deputy
Surrogate of Hudson County. dated April za.19,
hereby give notice 10 the creditors of said d5ee-
dent 10 Urinx in their debts. demands and claims
against the estate or said decedent, under oath or
fnrnatfon within nine months from the data OF
said order. or they will be forever barrel OF any
LILLE WILCOX MILLS
r. MILLS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given thar the account OF the
subscriber. administrator win, Will annexed o.
Jean O. Torrilhon. deceased, will be audited AMI
stated by the Surrogate OF the county OF Hudson.
ana reported for settlement on Friday. the lin
day OF July NEXT
Dated Nay "A. A. d. 1881
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
RETIRED WITHOUT A STRIKE.

The View Brunswick Crack Team shut
Out at Bayonne,
A remarkable game was contested yes
terday at Bayonne. The teams OF the
New Jersey A. c. and the Unions, OF
New Brunswick, met. The latter is a
semi professional team, but was easily
disposed OF. The singular features OF the
game were that not one Of the Athletes
struck out and not a safe nit was made by
the Union Clubs team. The score;-