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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-07
RING AND GLOVES.
Hits and Counters from the Local Attn
letic Clubs.

Hits and Counters from the Local Attn
letic Clubs.
The committee having the Lorillard
Athletic CLUBS boxing tournament IN
charge is working zsalously to make the
meeting the most interesting that has
been held in this city. They have
already secured an attractive list OF en-
tries although the date for closing
is Thursday of next week. They
will give two special bouts which
will be an entertainment alone
to crafty the patrons. Mike Lane, of the
Lorillard A. c. and John Hartnett. OF the
Cable A. G. will be in one of the specials.
and the other will have Ed. Torpey, of
the Hoboken A. c., and William Bur-
dock, of the Lorillard A. c., as the per-
formers. The first pair will meet at 120
lbs, and the last m couple at l3O IDS.
The men are all clever, and Torpey IS a
rafting hurricane fighter.
Arrangements will be completed this
evening at the rooms Of the Hoboken a.
G. for a special go between two ITO 10.
amateurs. They may meet in private.
The long list of no. pound boxers in this
city will have another addition. Benny
Dugan of the Gable A. A. is willing to
meet any of them for q suitable prize. he
can be found any evening at the Gables
rooms.
The Cable A. c.. will enter the follow
ing men in their different classes at the
L.. A. C.'s boxing tournament:-M. Hart
nett and ID. Corcoran. 105 pound class;
Ben Dugan, 1~15-pound class; Jas. Welsh,
125-pound class, and J.. Hartnett in a spe-
cial bout OF four rounds with N. Lane of
the l.. A. c. This club has a number OF
boxers iu training who are expected to
surprise the talentin this city.
Billy Mcmahon, of the Wayne A. G..
who made such q good showing last year
in the 1876 pound class. will again enter
the roped arena this season at his old
weight. He Will make his first appear
ance at the Scots tourney IN October &c.
He has improved. and will make them all
hustle to beat him.
NJ. Sheridan, who won the Wayne
Clubs championship at rs pounds last
winter, when he defeated Vogellus, will
enter all the tournaments at 40 pounds.
He is one OF the cleverest boxers in the
city. a good general and a hard hitter.
He will make all the champions work
harder than they have to win.
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HOBOKEN YACHTS +
The New Jersey Yacht Clubs Improve
ments,

The New Jersey Yacht Clubs Improve
ments.
During the summer months the basin
in front of the New Jersey Yacht Club,
at the foot Of Tenth street, Hoboken. was
dredged, giving a depth OF eleven feet of
low water, which enables yachts Of large
draft to moor there. The club has its own
ways. u fine sandy beach and every facil-
ity for hauling out and the laying up of
yachts for the winter. AS it is within
fifteen minutes of New York by way OF
the Fourteenth street ferry. members liv-
Ing this side of the river can reach it with.
OUT trouble.
At a recent meeting of the club several
members, all yacht owners, were elected,
and five proposed. This brings the fleet
At the same meeting it was decided to
haul down the flag and go out of COM
mission on November l. 1t may be re-
membered that in the regatta of the New
York Yacht Racing Association on Labor
DAY. three yachts of this club started and
all were winners-viz., Mr.. G.. 5. Bemus,
Carrie b 6,,,.i IL class msrr Com
K s''S Only / daughter sna ii Nc class !. On g.
the way TO the starting line Frank
ketcham's Charm, IN gybing, off the
Battery, carried away her boom. She
was towed back TO the club house and
hauled out. Mr.. Fletcher. the builder. is
now at work raising her six inches for
ward, running to four inches aft The
work is well under way, and tue altera-
lions will be completed before winter
sets in.
There have gone out of commission and
laid up for the season at the clubhouse
Mr.. IL. L. Drew's Lottie, Mr.. James Dor
sey's cabin cat Vivid, Mr.. William T.
Salter's Eddie, Mr.. James E. ClarK's
Minnie and MIR. James a.. Reeds cata-
maran Nemesis. 1t is probable that by
November ] over fifty boats will be laid
up there.
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the star performers. Each had won five
games aud not met with a reverse, and
the battle was to decide which was to as
sumo the lead. In the first game Ffiz-
play with his usual skill, while
Barnes was confident and placed the
weights just where he wanted him to
land. 1t was such a disastrous defeat Tor
Fiizsimmons that it was dollars to dough-
nuts that he would pull off the series IN
two straight games. Fitzsimmons was
himself again when the second game be-
gan, and a pretty battle was waged. Iney
kept on almost even terms until the
close, when Fitzsimmons made several
brilliant PLAYS and scored his 81 points.
He won by s points. The third game and
series was captured by Fitzsimmons after
a capital struggle. He won by 4 points.
Barnes easily disposed of Waedron. VINO
was also beaten by Fitzsimmons. wal
dron made a splendid rally In the nrst
game with the latter. The scores:-
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this evening. The Entertainment Com
mittee will report on the stag which the
club will hold at its rooms next Satur-
day evening. All members are requested
to attend.
The Hobeken A. G. will hold its regular
meeting this evening at its rooms in
Hudson Hall, No. so Hudson street. A
number of new members will be elected.
This club is rapidly coming to the front,
as the members are taking renewed in
terest as the cold weather has set in, and
they mean to reach the top notch III attn
letics, il by hard worK they can attain 1t.
A combined cross-country run was held
last evening by the members of the
Wayne A. A. Over AZ members started
from the rooms. The course was to
Greenville and back, aboutsix miles. The
first man home was G.. J. Boumon; Sec
ond, A. j. Everiss. They were quickly
followed by Martin, Hertz, Hall, Gill,
Egan, Powers. Peterson and Wickham.
in the order named. The time OF the
winner was 81 minutes.
The members of this club are working
hard to win the junior championship this
year, and will hold long run every Tues
day, Thursday ana Friday evenings dur
ing the fall months. AS an extra induce
ment for the members to become athletes,
the club will offer a media TO the novice
making the most points each month in
the weekly competition, which the club
will hold every Thursday evening during
the winter months. The first will be held
on November Z on the indoor track.
The Onward "A. G. meets this evening
at their rooms on Hoboken avenue and
will elect officers. All members should
attend. The members will also have a
cross country un. Captain Cook will set
the pace.
The Harrison A. G.. will meet Friday
evening at their room on Bergen avenue.
The Heating A. A.. will meet Friday
evening at their rooms, No. 3i2 Communi-
paw avenue.
e. Tuite of the Warren A. A. was pre-
sented last evening with a gold medal by
Mr.. j. Halligan. a member of the same
club, for securing the most points during
the month of September. The presenta-
zion took place at the rooms OF the Wayne
A. C. Both the donor and the recipient
made neat speeches. The prize is a very
handsome one, and Mr.. Tuite is justly
proud Of it.
The Games Committee appointed last
evening by the Wayne A. G. viii meet
tomorrow evening at their rooms and
elect officers. This is considerable bust
ness for the committee to transact.
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ATHLETIC BOVLBRS.
The Team Tourney Opened
-Shuff1eboard, Ath-
letiCs and Ring.

q The curtain went up on the Jersey City
Athletic Clubs alleys last night. The
clubs team urname was the opening
event. The bowlers are not in form, u
for rusty players they made a splendid
showing. Twenty participated, and they
reached the average. Three excellent
totals were made. Anness and Romano
made the top score. They tied at l93.
Horg was next with 1S3. Spares were
numerous. Leaycrafr and Bowley were
the leaders in making them. They eacn
had five. Nine of the competitors mad
fonr each. The average was three
spares and a fraction to each player. Tit
scores follOw:-
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WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING sTo,

tahLrrA .IENg
WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING STOCK
w holders OF the Amusement MachineT Com
pany, representing. more than two.thirds IN
of the said Company, do hereby give our assent
to the changing the par value OF the said shares
Of said Company from ne Hundred Dollars to
Witness our hands this ssth day of August.
1891.
; r 4 presence :sss,, q w W e. e. egsSst,rrnD.
to all. ANTHONY ROSENFIELD.
State Of New York, County of New York.
A5 Be & r Ysgs' Ssfsse that %s. q Z. 8 Iais w Ss.s SaS o. q
Commissioner OF Deeds for the State, of New
Jersey. in and for the state of New York, resid-
saf w " ins cl Il. z ai ss sow, xvii William srs0WVa ". Ro aepaehl
and Anthony Rosendeld, who Lam satisfied are
the persons named In. and who executed the
known to them the contents thereof, they did
each acknowledge to me that they signed, sealed
and delivered the same as their voluntary act
B.. I. WASHBURN,
A Commissioners for New Jersey, in and for the
State Of New York, at No. 1870 Broadway, New
We. William W. Rosenaeld. President, Will.
lam H. Gibson, Secretary and Treasurer, ana
A 4 rac,oy. r E0 sSs M,ls;ca Sel Machine E ma aSmSao 81 ' Dc
hereby certify that at a meeting Of ths STOCK.
holders of said Company, duly called Tor that
paf fRe eom ns,a q se of scen in pa Jersey % 1 cisy. L was was
resolved by a vote of more than two-thirds in
interest of said Stockholders
That the capital stock of said Company be re-
duced to One Hundred Thousand Dollars. by
reducing the par value OF each share to Forty
Dollars.
Witness our hands and seals, this asth day Of
August, 1891.
In presence Of President.
to ali. Sec'y and Treas.
ANTHoNY ROSENFIELD.
State of New York. County Of New York.
Be it remembered, that on this 2Sth day Of
Commissioners of Deeds for the State Of New
Jersey, in and for the State of New York, resid-
in the City Of New York, personally appeared
William w. RosenfieId President; william Il.
Gibson. Secretary and Treasurer, and Anthony
Rosenield, DIRECTORY being a majority OF the
Directors OF the Amusement Machine Company,
who, ] am satisfied, are the persons named in,
and who executed the foregoing certificate, and
/ having first made known to them the contents
| thereof. they did zach acknowledge to me that
| they signed, sealed and delivered the same as
their voluntary act and deed: -
b. d. WASHBURN.
A Commissioner for New Jersey, in and for the
State of New York, at No. 100 Broadway, New
York, N. x.
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The Jersey City Yacht Club met last
night. The Regatta Committee submit
ted its report. and the prizes were pre-
sented to the successful shippers. Cap
tain Roe OF the Forsyth and Captain Van
Horn of the Bessie zach received a pair of
cuff buttons with the clubs emblem.
Commodore Benson Of the Mile and
were each presented with a
watch charm. a miniature steering wheel.
The club decided to close its clubhouse at
Tottenville on October 81. Next season
it will probably build a summer home at
the Atlantic Highlands, as Commodore
Benson and Captain Garry Van Horn
were designated as a committee to select
a suitable site.
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TENNY B0WLERs.
They Elect ofcers and DO Some Clever
Bowling.

They Elect OmcerS ana 10 some OloseT
Bowling.
The Tenny Bowling Club had its annual
meeting last night at Muller's alleys. 1t
was a lively session. 1t was DECIDED to
bowl on Tuesday nights. A team tourna-
ment will be held and the captain was
empowered to select the teams. The club
is limited to twenty-five members. A
medal to cost $50 will be presented at the
close of the season to the membe having
The best percentage III attendance anu
average. The following officers were
elected:-President, William Meschutt;
Vice-President. Harvey Marsh; Treasurer,
Frank Muller; Secretary, L. J. Cum
mings; Recording Secretary, 2. E. Casey;
Captain, j. Il. Smith. A bowling contest
between teams followed and this by a
least.
The bowling scores were far above the
average. The 200 mark was thrice ex-
celled and only one of the dozen who en-
gagged in the game fell under the average.
The total average was It's. The scores OF
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-07
R4ILROADS.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. Y. @. s q. a. R. r
trans Gos le esSssS Wess 4sd Street station. New York,
as follows, and 2pminutes earlier from the foot Of
'f Ha s : N fSnd hSs1 Detroit and Chicago. .laosA.
m. rs, Is y. III. r5,l3 p. m.
st. Louis, %5,1s, 4s.i5 D. m.
Toronto, +lO.u0 a M, +115. sis p. m.
Buffalo. Rochester,, Suspension Bridge, Niagara
Falls, $50, $1,000 g "a. -Sl5 =, - p M.
M I'll IS a. m. runs only to UticaL
Kingston. *s.@. .*t.la 1000 +ii.s5 q. NJ +t4.0
'0 csts XII and 4 Albany. 1885,. .7.ia 1000, 4ii.ss. a. M.
444OO p- m. sails. tSl5 n. m.
!, S g ]. w s,sS, r r, A e ce L J s .M ggaa
a.3Q. =. is, 5.85. $50 sis sll.45 =. m,
Montreal and Canada East. 7.l5 T. m. @.15 p. m
Elegant sleeping Q ars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit chicago and 81. Louis on all
sDsiiy. fDaiiy except Saturday. All other trains
daily except sunday. 4 tt leaves BROOKLYN, via
Brooklyn annex, 4t040 a. IN. *f5.00. p. M Jersey
City. F. r h. station. 4iL0 a. M. t+S.Stp. M.
For tickets. time tables. parlor andsleeping car
4ccommodations Or in5ormstion apply o 21aces;
Hudson street and West shore station Brook
Annex ONCE, foot OF Fulton street. New York
citv-N0s- I'll 1868, 7e5, 90 Broadway, 143 Bowery. -
PARK place. SO West l2ith street and West snore
stations. West va street and foot OF Jay street.
" &C. E LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT
6Vanderp iit Av.- New York
Change ia West shore Time Table
The catskin Mountain and Saratoga Summer
Specials were discontinued on September6 8. There
win also be d change IN tho Drawing Room and
Sleeping Car Arrangements can ~
had Of any West shore Ticket Agent
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ASSEMBLY, BUILDING, TRENTON, N J.
Public notice Is hereby given that bids for
supplying the furniture for the new Assembly
Of tie State House, Trenton, n. IT,. at twelve
O'Clock noon. on Monday, the twelfth day OF
October.
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,
(f t+ Governar
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-07
Cross Country Runners.

The annual meeting OF the National
Cross Country Association was held last
evening at the Arena OF Thirty-irst street.
New York. The clubs were represented by
delegates. The resignation Of the Staten
Island A. @. from the association was ac-
cepted. No reason was given for the
resignation. The application of the
Xavier A. G. for membership was re-
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Trotting at West side.

The trotting match between Milk, Boy
and Sand Cart, for 500 a side, in which
two heats were trotred last Saturday at
West Side Driving Park, when a dispute
arose over the drivers OF the horses, and
it was declared off, will be trotted again
at the same place tomorrow afternoon at
three o'clock. The stakes have been
raised to $3.50 a side, and the owners will
drive. There will also be several sweep
stake races for purses, open to all horses
in this CITY.
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The Bowling Committee Of the Palma
Club met last night and mapped out the
programme for the clubs team tourna-
ment.
The bowler of the Jersey City A. G.
making the best average this month will
receive a box of choice cigars.
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FOUGHT FOR THE LEAD.

Fitzsimmons Defeated Barnes in the
Switchboard Tourney.
One Of the best contents III the shuttle
board tournament at Dukes was Wit
messed last night by a large and spirited
crowd. Fitzsimmons and Barnes were
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-07
NOTICE TO CREpIToRs.

Estate of cornena v. V. Booraem. de.
ceased, John Y; v. Booraem' executor Of
order OF the Surrogate of Hudson
county. dated August q 1871. hereby gives
norce to the creditors of said decedent to
bring in their debts, demands and claims against
affirmation within nine months from the date
OF said order. or they will be forever barred OF
any actlon therefor against said executor.
Ohm v. V.
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Combination Bowlers.

The Combination Bowling Club made
the pins fly in a lively name last even
ing at Dukes alleys. 1t was the clubs
second attempt at the game and they
rolled up som fine scores Tor novices-
The following Is the score of the team
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate of Peter smith. dece~ased.-Fran J.
Mathews administrator at Peter smith. de.
ceased, by order of the Deputy Surrogate OF
Hudson County. dated July a, 1891. hereby glvesno-
tlce to the creditors Of said decedent TO bring in
their debts. demands and claims against the es-
tate OF said decedenc under oath or Affirmation
within nine months from the date OF said order, or
they will be forever barred OF any action thereforn
FRANK J. MATHEWS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Edward Keane. deceased. Margaret
Keane. executrix OF Edward Keane. oe-
eeaseg1 ate u Sn ngu p Is u,apssve o oiyas SopicS to
the creditors OF said dc cedent to bring in their
debts, demands and claims against the estate of
said d~ecedent. under oath Or affirmation. with
in nine months from the date OF said order. or
they will be forever barred OF any action there
MARGARET KEANE.
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FRAMES
Team 10. g.. So iSs 205 294 3s2 4S6 Sal 60 6y7 az
Umpire GEO.. II. Wins.
Scorer-D. II. Loc1w GOD.
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Hudsons Bowled.

The Hudsons bowled last night. Three
big scores were made. The result Of the
team contest Was:-
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FRAMES,
,am No. 1....... SO I4s 40 2S4 $50 i56 5t2 62S 62 l6S
No. 49,. 66 1854 III go 3sS a45 90 gu 69 i4S
Lmpire-F. Leaycra1t.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice IS hereby given that the fna al account OF
the subscriber. administrator OF James Cahill.
sometimes known as James X, HILL deceased, will
be audited ana stated by the Surrogate of the
County of Hudson. and reported for settlement on
Friday. the 9th day of November next.
Dated August % 4. d, 1891.
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Total -. 10 IL IS .4
IDS 70
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Total 10 81 81
Average ........l4S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-26

Political Meeting In Brunswick County
The Alliance Movement.

LAwRENcEy1LLE, August Especial. "A
heavy rain prevailing through the earlier
hours of the morning prevented the usual
large August gathering at our court. The
routine business over the Democrat
assembled in the courthouse. A. :. Turn
u was reelected chairman, and the meeting
then elected eighteen representative men to
a convention 70 be held at Blackstone on the
18th of September 10 nominate a candidate TO
represent this district.
AS the meeting was about 20 adjourn.
Charles :. Barrow, Esq. threw out question
which produced a lively discussion. Some
recommended William j. Ford a. q suitable
man 70 represent the county in the Legisla-
ture. AIr. Barrow wished TO know, should the
Democratic party think proper TO nominate a
flan other than the one recommended, would
the Alliance support him? The best. strongest
and prevailing sentiment indicated fidelity 10
the old party. But there Is O sUbstratum Of
feeling which shows that ii will require the
best management 20 maintain party cohesion.
Our farmers are cheerful and would lie
Joyous did not trusts tariffs and mOnOpOhes
preclude fair price for their products.
The present growing crop Of tobacco 10 the
best for many years and the corn crop the
finest in the history q our county.
The jail is fillod with criminals and upon
charges heretofore almost unknown here. In
addition to Margaret Archer. who Is TO he
tried for the murder Of her brothers. wife,
there is also parthena Fasted, a negro woman.
charged with the murder Of her newborn
infant