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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED AND STORAGE TAKEN.
\ CRAIG a MANNING. 22Il Mission. mylS emo
CARPET CLEANING 3 CENTS A YARD. NIT
\ CHELL'S, 23O Fourteenth 81. myl3 II
CARPETS CLEANED: RELAID PROMPTLY
~ and well. Alex. W. Wheden's Carpet Beating
and Reuovsting WORKS, 2iO0 Geary. Tel. 1898. 3 tt
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
- beating; Teftting carpets a specially CONKLIN
EROS. S53 Golden Gate ave telephone 2i2o. 49,
CARPETS CLEANED: , AND CENTS PER
\ yard. 453 Stevenson; Tele. 322S: ;. STRATTAN.
CITY STEAM CARPET-BEATING AND RENO
y waiting works: diving and cleaning; - and %
Eighth st. G. II. STEW Ems proprietor mrl l0m
C,HEAFESG AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
- carpets cleaned and Telaid. JONES Perfect
Carpet-cleaHinE and RenoyatiDg W orks, . aud II
Eighth ST.: telephone 332f. mr5 6m
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CT-S WANTED STEADY, RELIABLE
- ! y. man as partner in a splendid paying
coffee and chop house; pays at least $50 month u
each. FLETCHER qq5 Market St It's
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FINANCIAL.


R4ONEY LOANED - SO AND UPWARD;
vi reasonable interest and payable back IN INSTALL
ments. Address N. NJ, Box l49. CALL Branch. I'm
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEND
" your old gold and silver by mall to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third st., San
Francisco: 1 will send by return mall the cash; IL
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold "
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
- 53S Kearny st. the only corporation that LENDS
money on diamonds. watches. low interest oc4 Ie
MONEY no LOAN.
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S3UUU. erty: $50 acres acres in Los Angeles County
handsomely fenced in and water piped into house;
good barn, windmill and tank and all the appurte-
ngnceS of a Southern California home; VIII eX-
change for san francisco realty. 7. L. ORR 4 CO,
No Mnntannarn
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LODGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.

QSEO MUST SELL: u ROOMS FINELY FUR
S0OOO. nlshed; elegant yard; Al location. APP
ply W. T. HEALY. 1901 Market ST. 1t
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O0O Lot 25xIOO on n. SIDE OF Glenn
ID ZUO. ent ST.. near 4th ave. PARKER IL
FORD 629 Market st.
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GeI00 RENT 1872; PERRY NEAR 4TH: p
QCLOO' story house. 8 rooms, etc.; lot 25xS0;
very eheip McAFEE BALDWIN IL HAMMOND,
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URoM $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
L security. s. Z. o., Box 81. CALL Branch. M I'm"
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CHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.. 4O7 AND 400
y Montgomery ST.; members San francisco Real
Estate Exchange.
INVEST IA ErNTS
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GDSOO BUTCHER-SHOP AND SAUSAGE
SN-ObU. factory; horses: wagons; clears
$500 per month and over; trial given; best corner
Lutclor-sh0p south Of Market. VI. LESS II FOURTH
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CtTS BARGAIN POULTRY, NICE GARDEN.
- y. with produce furniture houses eeping;
stauiHg; premises 10 let; block from Inquire
GnIleu CifE II nuse SILVER ave San Bruno 70. II -
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GISOO 81 :6xI0O; COR. ST. AND 2OTR
ID OOU. ave: block from Point LObOs; very
desirable piece T. L. ORR Je CO, lI2 Montgomery.
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THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
10 10 cents per meek, delivered by carrier to any
part Of the city, the Bulletin IS the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by Postalcard or otherwise viii receive
prompt attention OGiee 622 Honteomery 81
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PIANOS. VIOLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

RJOp FINE UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE ~
ECIUD. account of departure. sos Ellis sta -
L OHLER Il CHASE, %. % AND 30 O'FARRELL
IL St; leading pianos and organs: Oldest music
house largest stock easy terms; low prices apps Il
& sELF-PLAYING ORGAN FROM $50 TO $500;
\ plays everything perfectly as an orchestra
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$780, Bo1sa SEA AZ l1TH s5 re- *
xloO McAFEE BALDWIN Il HAMMOND, 10
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GoS0 GROCERY AND BAR; ). MARKET ST:
., cOO, tbickly settled location; nice rooms:
Slo rent bargain. CULVER, $751; Market. It's
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old ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND BAR,
~ with ; rooms furnished for housekeeping: will
be sold at bargain. Apply at Union Brewery, 326
Cementlna ST. myl2 3t*
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DLUMBING, STOVE AND TIN BUSINESS FOR
i sale; long lease; cheap rent; good lOeaton will
sell at invoice. Address ?. H., Box l05, CALL
branch Once uyS Il
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COEO PARTNER WANTED TO-DAY STRICT-
- -OOs ~ cash business: established 10 years:
~ .il pay ear 500 month the year round. Apply c.
q. ca " Err s. CO.. $685. Market 81. It,
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i EST PLACE on THE COAST TO BUY PIANO
- or organ. +. W. SPENCER A CO., 723 Market ST.,
History Building, "a floor: pianos from 500 up;
organs from $50 up. mr24 If
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T L. ORR & CO.'S
REAL ESTATE FICE,
112 Montgomery street.

YOU COULD NOT FUaGET THE LOCATION
IL you tried TO; IL is in the Occidental Hotel
Bl OK we are now prepared for the general trans
action OF business OF real estate list of property
viii consist OF the choicest OF C:ty and cOuntry
terms liberal and prices within the reach Of AL; &c
will be to your interest 70 watch advertisements
iu the leading papers OF this city, will show you
the road to success. for bargains in plenty shall be
offered you; motto viii be. - Honorable and
fair dealings and no misrepresentation"
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
We beg 10 offer the following valuable prop
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= 100 CORNER SALOON; DOING BUSINESS
- IpO. 20 years on same corner; good paying
pace; VIII bear investigation; worth double the
money. Apply NJ LESS. Il Fourth St Ii
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GIG 0Q0 HANDSOME RESIDENCE; CALI
~ 1OsOOO. fOrnia ST. near Baker; 2-stGry and
OdSement contains Il rooms, bath ana all the latest
convenienceS; beautiful grounds: large tot AZ 6N
1921 MCAFEE, BALDWIN 81 HAMMOND, 10
Montgomery 81
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


ID A. D0LAN a CO.,
i REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS',
$50 Market St, opposite Palace Hotel;
Branch Office, Seventh ave- and St, opposite OIyih
mir rh
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF SECOND HAND
pianos in the city; prominent makes ali prices,
from $50 TO 1925. ANTISELL PIANO Co, cor
Seventh and Market SIS. APPS II
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TRUIT-STORE FOR SALE CHEAP; PROMIS NG
4 business for right person; good location; eStab
hshed three years; death the cause OF selling. APP
ply 1905 Dolores st. myl2 3t*
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CfEn FINE SALOON; NORTH OF MARKET
- 1OO. ST.; full value in stock aud fixtures:
owner leaving CITY. CULVER. S651s Marker ST Is
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O0O LOT 7Oxl2O ON 9TH AVE; WILL
- -OO make nice lots. PARKER Il FORD,
MIR or
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SECONDHAND PIANOS-sQUARE, $50. 500
- Sl25, $50; upright, $i75, 1928, 1915. The
Zeno Mauyais Music Company 769 Market Il II
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GO10O LOT IOOxI20 ON 18TH AVE; ONLY
,D-fOO. half cash. PARKER q FORD, 62S
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
Notes.

New York defeated the Columbia Col
lege team yesterday in a close game. The
totals were 5 to .. Boston defeated Har-
ward 10 to Q. Princeton made 10 and hut
out Fordnam Colleges team, and Wash
ington defeated Baltimore is to IL.
Esterbrook will play first base for Lee
banon. How the mighty ave fallen.
The International League has changed
its name to the Eastern Association.
Mr.. Weuzel has become a member OF
the Jersey City Yacht Club. He is the
owner of the sloop Wanderer.
In the individual professional bowling
tournament Thyme met his first defeat.
Schwacks won from Thyme and Hass and
Thyme defeated Hass.
The Hermann Rifle Club defeated the
Seitz II. c. yesterday. h score was:-
Hermann team, 9, 140; Seltz, 2,051.
Manager Powers and the Buffalo
Clubs nine are guests at Taylor's Hotel.
Walbaum defeated Carr ia a handicap
bird shoot ut Gutenberg yesterday. Carr
conceded five birds, which was too many,
as Walbaum won by three birds.
James +. Rice, champion amateur light
weight boxer. has resigned from the
Varuna Boat Club. He was offended by
the small prizes given at the last sub
scriDtion tournament of the club.
Big scores are being made in Palma's
handicap tournament.
L. Rambler, a fifty to Que shot, won at
Gutenberg yesterday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
MASTERS SALEM CHANGER OF NEW

MASTERS SALEM cHASCERY OF NEW
Between Phoenix Loan and Building Associa.
ton, complainant and owen Toblassen ct ais, de
on bill TO fo~reelose, Fieri Faeias, for sale of
mortgaged premises.
Returuable May term. 1891.
Erwin & Keller. solicitors
By virtue OF the aooge stated wri. TO me directed
and delivered. I shall sell at public yendus to the
highest bidder at the Chancellor's Chambers. No.
iEXchange place. Jersey City. on Thursday. the
sixteenth day Of April. eighteen hundred and
ninety-on Qsel. at two o'el oek in the afternoon,
all the following described Iand ana pramises,
with the appurtenances being the same premises
described in SAID writ. thar Is TO say
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lana or
premises situate, wing aud beiuz In Jersey City.
formerly Grsenville, in the County Of Hudson and
state OF new Jersey. and which on a certain map
entitled Map OF Property OF D. Gould ana A.
Morrel at Woodlawn, 6reenvitle, Hud. Co. \. l."
by J. q. Van Horne. C. Z and Town surveyor,
town OF BERGEN. hudson Co, y. j.. fled Ia
Hudson County Clerks NOV Reg fs'erisl onicc OF
Hudson County March stst. lo5t. geo W. Cassidy
CLERK; Is known aud designated as lot twenty-siX
25l. bloeS number seven ~ more part cularly
bounded and described as follows;
Begin nins at a point on the southeasterly side OF
distant one hundred and twenty-five feet south
westerly from the corner formed BY the intersec-
tion OF the southwesterly side of Fulton avenue
with the southeasteriy side OF jackson avenue,
ginning point to run ~ outhwestsrly and along
the southeasLeriy side Of Jackson avenue, former
~ Essex street, twenty five f25l feet; thence Cl
southeastsrly and parallel with Fulton avenue ons
with Jackson avenue, formerly known a. Essex
street, twenty-five feet; thence %
and parallel with Fulton avenue one hundred feet
TO the point or place OF beginning.
WILLIAM G. 2 SEE,
50. Special Master in Chaneery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
Humors Entertain AIIexros.

The Humor Bowling Club. aided by a
brass band. received the Allegro Bowling
Club OF New York. last evening, as the
visitors stepped from a Central avenue
car, and amid a bIare of trumpets, and
cheers, escorted them TO Fuller's Central
alleys. The celebration took shape in the
barroom, and wine and beer found many
takers. The alleys displayed an inscrip-
non OF Welcome, and the figures, 1861"
were everywhere seen and each bowler
and musician had them placed on his
coat. The figures represent the small
score of the Allegros, In the recent Stats
Zeitung, headpin tournament. An ad-
dress OF welcome Dy President
Sefhert OF the home club,
was responded to by President
Conrad WELLER. and then there was more
beer. The visitors presented cabinet pic
lures OF themselves to their hosts, aud
an0the key was tapped. The teams
bowled for awhile, aud hen SAT- down to
"A first-ciass supper, served bv Fuller.
Speeches by members OF the Allegros and
BY President Seibert, DIR. Adams and
others of the Humors were interspersed
with songs, chcruses. toasts and more
neer- Charley Grimm sang q topical,
original song. abiding to the visitors.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
THE BOWLING TOURNEY.
Collyer Was an Easy VIC
tim-League's Last Meet
-Pa1ma'S Seconds
Won.

conysr was the victim last night in the
individual tournament now in progress a.
Dukes alleys in Woods Hall. He usu-
ally bowls above the average, but could
not Dropel the ball with power and accur-
acy. He failed five times In six games to
make even an average total, and thrice
barely beat the hundred mark. The other
Faulkner. BuchtenkIrch and
Bischof bowled well. and each sustained
a defeat. Faulkner succombed TO Buch-
teukirch, the victor failed when he met
Bischof. and accounts were balanced oy
Faulkner winning from Bischop. The
two hundred mark was twice excelled by
Faulkner and noe by Buchtenkirch.
Faulkner had the best average, 1867;
B~uohtenkirch followed with 100 IL,
Bischof was next with 156 and Collyer's
average was only 1874 1-6.
The tournament win be continued to-
night. The opening game will be between
Hammell and HUMPHREYS; then in order.
Holden VS.. Herig, HUMPHREYS vs.. Holden,
Herig VS.. Hammell, Hammeli vs.. Holden
and HUMPHREYS va. herig.
The scores of the games last night were
as fOilOyVs.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
THE LOCAL LEAGUE
1t Held Its Final Business Session of the
Season Last Night

The Jersey City Amateur Bowling
League held its final business session for
this season last night. The meeting was
held al Dukes alleys, Woods Hall. All
the clubs were represented. The record
was consulted, and it was founi that the
prize for the best average of strikes and
spares was won by Pesnecker of the At
'lantas, who defeated Archie Duke by six
points. The championship and prize were
awarded to the Independent Club.
The medal donated by Ed Del
Orme of the Century Club was presented
10 Holden Of the Independents. A vote
OF thanks was rendered the donor and q
motion offered by Mr.. Murray was unani-
mously adopted. thankiug THE JERSEY
CITY NEWS for frs assistance and accu-
racy. The meeting was harmonious. and
the winners received the hearty congratu-
lations OF their rivals. The League will
be in the arena next season, and the
Greenville boys were notified that next
year the honors will 90 further north. a
happy reunion followed, and ii was mid
night before the pleasant meeting closed.
r. Is whispered hat there will be a Jubi-
lee in the vicinity of Greenville.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
Tn cHANcEnY OF NEW JERSEY.


To Ann Miller and Hugh Miller, her husband
Eliza Gfikinson, Catherine Camberon or FauikenOr.
Jonn ". Neil. Frank Wood and Mary Ann wood,
bano, Mary Wood. Catherine Wood, John Wood
an Mr.. John Wood. his wife.
BY virtue Of an order of the Court OF Chauc9ry OF
New Jersey. made on the daY or the date hereof, in
a cause wherein the Jersey City Insurance Com
pany are compliments. and you and others are
del audantA you are REQUIRED to appear. plead,
defnur or answer TO the com plainants' hili on or
before the twentieth day OF May next or in default
thereof SUCH decree Will be made against you as the
Chancellor shall think equitable and Just
The said Dill Is nled to fOrecloss a certain mort
gage dated the nrst day OF May. one thousand eight
HUNDRED and nifty -four. given by William G. Bockus
aud Catherine. his wife OF Jersey City. 10 one
George McLau2hlin. which said mortgage bY mesne
assignments became and Is now vested in the com
ulainans-
And you the said Ann Miller. Eliza Gllkinson.
Catherine Ianoeron COR faulkenor)- Frank Wood.
Wood are made defendants because you are o.
claim 70 be heirs OF John woods who died seized
OF said promises-
And you tne SAID John W. Neil are made a de.
fend ant because you are or claim u De a son Of
Nary NeiL deceased. who was a daughter of said
John Woods. de ceased.
and you the said Hugh Miller. Mary Ann Wood.
William Kenny and Ms John Wood are made de-
PENDANTS because you ars the husbands anu wives
respectively OF Ann Miller. Frank Wood, Ann
Renny anu John Wood.
JOHN GRIFFIS.
Solicitor OF CcmDlainauts-
Fuller building. Jersey City. y. J.
Dated March 10. l53i. sis44.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
Exceisior,s Interesting Contest.

Exceisior's Interesting Contest.
The Excelsior Rifle Clubs season will
terminate with this month, and the few
meetings hat viii be held will be inter
esting and exciting. The competition for
the three class medals is very close, and it
is not certain who the winners will be.
In the competition shoot last night Kilt
rede made a gain of ten points on Han
sen, and this leaves the first medal in
doubt. The scores were as follows:-F.
G. Kittredge, 245; w. j. Claiming, 239;
w. II. HaIloweIl, 23s; w. J. Hennessv.
23e; /. p. Hansen, 235; j. Hughes. 233;
Ra,chla "a " n Turner So
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
BAD RUMOR CURED
So, 600 Expended OF Doctors and
Medicine Without Avail
Gave Himself Up to Die.
Good Wife Suggests Cuticura REM
edies-Uses Them Seven Months,
and Is Entirely Cured.

| was in the war during ls63-64. and took a
heavy cold at Gettysburg. from which | never
fully recovered. In 1875 b-ose out in sores all
over my chest and shoulder, which seemed i'm
possible to cure. Itried ali the famed doctors /
could find. aud to no avail. l xpended some
five thousand dollars trying TO hud a cure, but
could not and finally giving myself up to die,
my good wife suggested 10 me. one day, to
try the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. which were so ex-
tensively advertised aud used. ! followed her
suggestion. and am huppy to say by dilIgent APP
plicatiOn OF your CUTICUHA REMEDIES for seven
months / was entirely cured, after spending five
years Of time and money without avail. and am
"a sound and well man today. You may refer 70
me if you wish, as will tell any one VINO may
call on ms my experience. G. l. PEARSALL.
Fulton Fish Market, New York.
April ia. 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08

The battle royal in the pool tournament
in which the several organizations Of
Catholic young men in the Newark do
cese are engaged, will take place on Fri
day night nt Newark. The teams OF st.
Michael's Institute and the Young Mems
Catholic Institute will meet Each has a
clean record of victories. They have each
won four games. Next Monday night At
the Institute on New street, Newark, the
teams of 81. Joseph's Lyceum Of this city,
st James Y. NJ. c A. Of Newark and ST.
Plus Y. NJ. c. A. Of Harrison will meet.
These games were scheduled for tomor
row night, but were postponed by mutual
consent to next week.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08

The Tabernacle Bowling Club was de.
feated by the Palma's second team last
evening at the Jersey City Athletic Clubs
alleys. The game belonged to the Palma
Club from the start. and they had the ad-
vantage at every frame. For the Palma
Club Lockwood was high with a big score,
POI: Bettcher was next with 1853. Rich and
Gopsill closed in the fifties. Ramsey was
high man on the T~Rbernacles with 142.
Greene and Brown went into the thirty
block. The Palma's average was 143 20
aud the T~abernacles 126 1-2. The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
cuticura Remedies.

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
Empires Excellent Efforts.

The Empire Club bowlers outdId them
selves at Henn's alleys last evening in
making of heavy scores, and the pin boy
thought seriously of striking for assist.
anee. During the contests five bowlers
crossed the double century lire, as fol-
Observation-Disclosures. 222: Won Schwenitz,
2l3; B~orneman. 210; George Troll, 214,
and Robert Troll, 2O4 This was the
record OF n of the contests, in which ar
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08

The cross country IA d ST. Joseph's
Lyceum will go to Newark IN Saturday
and have a run from the Catholic Insti-
tute in that city to the Lyceum Head
qunrters on Jersey CITY Heights.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08

367. aud their part m tur ,-0araainsat. 4
brought down The house. Then the "
clubs commenced "a long neadpin game
for a clue trophy and a gold badge Tor
the highest Individual score. IL wa evi-
dent that this bowling and fun would last
all night
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08

1~OTICE-ALL TIE OLDER OF SCRIP OR
N certificates OF SO OK and other claims against
81. Johns Father Mathew Total Abstlnence benev-
olent Society Of Jersey City are 70 questei TO pre-
sent the same Tor payment or settlement WITHIN
each week. at ST. Johns Hall No. a. Gregory
street JOHN ONLEi,
President.
p. 7. LES. Secretary.
Jersey City. Apriie lsSL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08

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SCORE BY FRAMES.
Palma ........f45 22 AIS SCI 10 Ss lO05 ii44 iz97 1884
tabernacle. .l2s "a $50 AZ SO IS $40 Ssl ITO 1895
umDire-J. smith.
~scorsrs-PaIma. A Hswetson; Tabernacle, 4. 2.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Sot.es Is hereby given that the final account OF
the suDSer iDef. executor OF vii lam J.. 4 ouxes. de-
deceased. viii be audited and stated by the surro
gate OF the county OF Hudson and reported for
settIsneat on saturday. tine san day OF Apri
next.
JAMES f. GaNxoN.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08

From $50 to 200 First class HORSES ani
MULES. Of all descriptions, constantly on hand,
which we offer at reasonable rates.
Horses warranted, an / a fair trf Al given IL
not as represented, money viii be refund ID.
Branch stables at Brook yn, n. Y, and WABASH,
Ind.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-08

cAUTIoN--scOus Emulsion is put up in salmon-colored wrappers.
Be lure and get the genuine Prepared only by Scott < BOVINE,
Manufacturing Chemists. New York. All Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now.York. Saturday OFT 17.-BEEVES-Receipts, "a
cars OF 1876 head-7O carloads consigned 70
cars for No trading in live cattle Feeling
beef quiet at eaa92c for 70 choice
native sides aud 49ta5ac for Texas do Colorado and
1a5le adsices show no change in European markets
Refrigerated beef IS worth seat e per N and American
SO GlALVESERecepts i29 head. No new features in
the cat trade Prices st ady Veas sold at 12dsc per
n fed calves, at SLc Westerns, at Siad42c; GrasserS
anu saiss~Judd & Buchnghsm 5 veals 14s n, at CHG
per Il do, lOO n al 62c; do l4o H. at 5'2ci IL
%. s9;'f Give S47 81 r. 2 q: s,o
Western Calves, 245 ~ ct 4ci II do 2o9 b. at 4%ei
bi I & Dewey: IA veas, 1s9 n, Sc; fed
0Di SHEEP ZEE g. And LAMBs-Recelps including, car.
6oth.,t cars at jersey City and cars at Hoboken
The market ruled du for so sseGP eGd Of be p sn
Common to prime sheep sod at S4ds2 % ordinary 70
choice lambs So 35ds6 10, and dechoad was sold to
Dressed mutton slow at 72d9c dressed lambs weak at
"5i9SisHalenbeck & Hollis 90 Ohio Sheep III aver
age % 50 per 100 10 100 Canadian Lambs 70 H. at
~ Dilenback Dewey: 200 Canadian Lambs 81 n, at
YHarTin.ton 90 canadian Lambs. san. at SC; 200
"e iipdd O Buckinqham 2fs Michigan Lambs G5l n
$ 0 M 81 "a ia a. Sc E S S a. SS
lO5 I'll 70 State do, 100 10 at 81 30; ~ do, ~
]" a. 4. PIdcock & Sons: 1oi State Lambs Y n, at
Sc 30; 192 do. 20 N, at so; 28 virginia CO. OiS4 No. a5
$ 60 81 Jersey DO 50 n at % 6o AZ Jersey Sheep '9
Sswsen & Gnett: 10 Kentucky sheep 1ot a. n a,
s $ 81 iS' do 50 h. at 81 20 Kentucky Lambs 90 % at
+ Hgge 2lI Psnnsyyania Lambs . 7S 20 r. a. g S5'
EOGS-Rcceipts j. carloads OF 1902 heads carloads
at 4Oths and carloads at Jersey city Two ca load
for ale but not sold NOminally lower at 81 soq"o ~