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The joint society contest OF the S.
w. p. University between three
members of the Washington Irving
Literary Society and a like number
from Stewart Society, was held at
Stewart Hall last night. The contest
was for medal and was entered into
by the following young gentlemen /:
s. L. Reeves, Mississippi, W. 1. L. S..............
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louisville 81 NashviIleR. Il. Time Table.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
A Colonel by Marriage.

a traveller in Texas says, according to
the Youths Companion. that he was rid.
ng along a cattle trail near the New
Mexico line, when he met rather pomp'
Gus looking native of the region. who in
troduced himself as Colonel Higgins OF
Devils River.
"were you colonel in the Confederate
Armyy' / asked.
mo, sah.o
'On the Union side, then7"
mo, sab; nevah was in no wah.n
Belong to the Texas RangersY
"No. sab; / DO not"
''Ah, see. You command one Of the
State militia regiments?"
mo, san; don't. Don't kn ow nothing
about soldering"
where, then, did you get the rank of
colouel?"
.'I'se kunnel by marriage, sah."
by marriage? How's thats"
Il married the widow OF akunuel, sab;
Kunnel Thompson of Waco"
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
SCRAPPING ON SUNDAY.
Short But Lively Fight
Cricket, Baseball and
Athletics.

The much talked OF 60 between Tommy
Kelly Of unien Hill and Jimmy Powe rs
Of New York took place early yesterday
Mt sporting house on the Hackensack
plank road. Kelly. who halls from Phiia.'
delphia has been making Union Hill his
home for some time, and has beaten many
local purilists Several sporting men
raised purse Of 5000. and succeeded IN
getting Powers OF New York to meet
him In flsish fight. Powers mas
has defeated some very good men. Both
men trained hard for the contest aua
when they entered the ring. had not an
ounce OF superfuous flesh Before tne
windup exhibitions were given by JACK
flynn and Tommy Greedy. JACK Nelly
and Joe McCartney. The fight took place
in hall In the rear OF the saloon. There
were $50 spectators. who enjoyed IT. II
was half past one when Powers jumped
overthe ropes and took his corner. HIS
seconds were Jack Troy, the old time ball
PLAYER, and Bill CoIlett. Many minutes
J. Mitchell. of Weehawkeu, was
finally agreed upon. The timekeepers
were l.. Keyser and }. Mccartney.
1t was Two o'clock when time was called
Both men were cautious, but Kelly was
onfident and kept his hands very low
a
soon did and landed lightly on his nose,
and did no damage. Kelly swung his
right and fell short. Short work hnished
the round. The second round was hum
mer. and both men fought as hard as
they knew how Every time Powers
would lead Kelly would swing his right.
and Power would go down or clinch,
and then lead again. Just as
lime was called Kelly had Powers
down. and was waiting for him
TO get up. He did not near time called
and hit him as be arose, but no foul was
claimed. In the third round Powers came |
up very groggy, and Kelly went at him. |
His blows from his right landed oD |
Powers neck. who went aown reOeatediyi |
but be was plucky, and Immediately got |
mp and tried To retaliate. Just before |
time was called Powers went down. and |
when Kelly swung sis right, Powers lay |
fiat upon his back. Jack Troy, Powers
second, threw up the sponge and said his |
man was whipped The battle was short, |
but it was game contest
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31

An ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF OF f. n
"A Kellers In construction OF DAY windows on
the norsher.y corner of ocean ave ana Forrest
The Mayor and Board OF Street and Water Gem
N issionsrs OF Jersey city for and on behalf OF
the municipality OF said city. 90 orcatn as fol-
lows
Section THAT F. y. Kellers shah be and he Is
hereb granted permission to construct and main
tain bay windows in building to be constructed
and owned by him on uortheriy corner Of Ocean
tend from the second storyt0 the roof OF said build
lag Dey ond the building line Forrest street TWO
feet any ordinance 70 the contrary rotw irhstand-
ing. The work TO be done under the super Vision or
the Inspector OF 3 'iidings.
Passed July "a. 1891.
CHARLES J. soMERs.
GEoRGE 7. BoUToN.
CLERK.
Approved August 4, 1s9L
MAYOR.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31

The States played the Excelsiois on
the Hatch avenue grounds yesterday,
beating them by the score of 13 to 3.
The States Athletic Cluo will play the
Centreville Athletic Club Saturday next
on the Hatch avenue grounds.
Sanders and Merritt of the Bergen
Baseball Club of West Bergen have
signed to play with the States Athletic
Club the remainder of the season.
The BERGEN Baseball Club, of West
Bergen, will play the Clarendon Baseball
Club. OF Brooklyn. next Saturday, on the
Culver avenue grounds.
A conference was held yesterday be-
tween Byrnes, of the League, and Phelps,
of the Association. IL may result in the
union of the two bodies.
Brooklyn has outbatted and outfelded
the Clan u this season.
The New Jersey A. C's. team has won
first place for the Metropolitan District
A. A. L. championship. It won 10 games
and lost l. The New York A. c. and
Manhattan A. c. each won Z. and the lat
ter lost and the former 4; the Cathedral
A. G. won aud lost s. and the Yonkers
A. C. wen l and lost Is, including for
feited games.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
NORTH HUDSON NOTES.

The Cecilia Glee Club Of Union Hill will
resume its weekly rehearsals at Blum
Street Hall tonight. Director Heymen
mas purchased new music for coming
events. The club has membership OF
forty-hve.
Michael TulIy, New York saloon
keeper, was severely injured on the Wee
hawken boulevard yesterday afternoon
by being thrown from his buggy. lie
was attended by Town Physician Rhoades.
Yesterday morning the Union Hill
police rai6ed the dive Of A. n. Peters. on
the Hackensack plank road, which has
been exposed In The JERSEY CRY NEWS.
The police arrested Henry Meyer, George
Lutz ana William Diedricb, all well
known young men, and Annie Yarn.
Annie Kaufman, Jennie JAG kson and
Peters, the proDrletOr. The young men
paid fine OF s., the young women were
sent TO the County Jail. and Peters Is
held foE the Grand Jury.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31

The Enoch j. Smith Association started
on its ninth annual outing today The
clouded sky did not keep any Of the boys
at home, and whether It rains or not they
will have jolly time. They emba rked
on the steamboat at the foot of Morris
street and started on the voyage up the
Sound. Their destination is Point View
Athletic sports and baseball games are
among the amusemenls on the card
They viii return about nine o'clock to-
night
The John W. Doyle Association will
enjoy their annual outing next Monday
They VIII start in stages ar nine a. m
from the headquarser at No. sos Com
munipaw avenue. The athletic contests
will be 30 yards race between Charles
ClemOns ana William Doyle; 100 yards
IN which Jed Nolan, John Coleman,
George Hogan. George Clarke, T. Dick
son aud James Coleman have entered;
running broad jump. with J. w. Doyle,
George Gallagher, George Hogan and o.
Mills as the starters match race for the
two heavyweights William Doyle and
Charles Clemens, and one mile run open
TO all.
The winners will receive handsome
prizes A baseball match has been ar
ranged. The officers of the association
are.- President. George Clements; Vice
President. JshB Coleman: Recording
Secretarv, J. W. Doyle; Financial Secre-
rary. J. Nolan: Treasurer, j. Ho9aD. Ser
geant-at-Arnls. G. Clemens.
The fourth annual outing and games Of
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31

Pronunciation OF the WORD Wound.
How do you pronounce the word
"woundf7 Most people nowadays sa y
"woond," but the old dictionaries all say
'wownd, 4" and all the poets, so far a. the
Listener has ever heard. make the word
rhyme with sound" The pronunciation
'woond" is undoubtedly an affectation:
but it has swamped the old sound. The
other day a friend Of the Listener heard
In church hymn which had this word at
the end of a line and rhymed with
bound" but the choir, in singing It.
pronounced IL "woond" in defiance Of the
rhyme. This inspired the Listeners
friend to take his hymn book and write
upon the 1y-leaf this stanza OF excellent
doggerel. to illustrate the capabilities
OF this word.in the way Of rhymes:-
Behold a stricken soul has swooned;
Where shall relief be foundg
Where balm to soothe is bleeding wound
Its horTid, gaping woundf
Modern poets. by the way, are practi-
cally deharred from using the word
''w0ond, at the end of their lines by the
scarcity of good rhymes for 1t. Perhaps
"harpooneds and s'Dailonedi' and
'swooned" have a certain relationship to
the idea Of wound, but neither Of them
is verv practicable word In poetry
Boston Transcript.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
STEVENS SCHOOL.

TIE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT or THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. RIVER
STREET between sth and 9Th sts.. HoBoKEN, n J..
REOPENS SEPT. 23, 1891.
Examinations for adm fssfon on the 21st and 22d
OF Septem her, Full courses Of studies preparatory y
to Colleges and schools OF Science, Law and Aedt
year or so per term. These terms include All the
studies For catalogues apply 70 the LiDrarian OF
Stevens Instituts
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
Notes.

The Foar Brothers of the j. c. F. d.,
pulled the Paterson team over in a tug of
war Friday at Paterson Fails.
Remington has retired.
A tennis league has been organized in
Brooklyn.
His Highness. the Futurity stakes
winner, mas won SIP, 7s5 this season.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31


George @. Tenant the attorney In fact OF Marie
Louis Leon de Marthoz Baron de Montfort guard
ian in France of Castor albert, the residuary
legatee under the will OF Elizabeth Delnangs.
sometimes called Josephine Elizabeth Caroline De.
mango, deceased. having presented and fled III
my once copy OF said Will exemplin9d uder the
hand OF Jules Rivals. President OF the Civil TrE
bunal q castselna,qpdary s FRANCE. whereby IL APP
by Albert Pichon. PRESIDENT OF the Civil Tribunal
at Castelnaudary, France, on June 81 A. D. eight
cen hundred and eighty i've, and the said George
G. Iennant having applied 70 me TO have said
VIII proved, and recorded in this State
pursuant TO the statutes IN such case made
and provided, hereby order that cause be shown
before me at my offiee in the Court House at JeF-
sey city New Jersey, on Monday. the 7th day Of
september next at the hour OF ten O'Clock a. m.
why duly certified copy of said will should not
be hled ana recorded In oflce and letters OF ad-
minisJration with Will annexed thereon. be issued
70 the sad George q. Tenant and that this order
be published in the Jersey city News, a newspaper
printed and published in Jersey City aforesaid for
thrty days next preceding said day at least In
Given under my hand this 9Th day of August,
A. D. 1891
JAMES H. o'NEIL
Surrogate.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
ONLY THEE IN II.
The Stars Carry on All the Honors in
the West Hoboken Club Games.

The Stars Carry on All the Honors in
the West Hoboken Club Games
The West Hoboken A. G. held it's fourth
annual picnic and CLUB games on Satur-
day at Schueizen Park, Union Hill. Sew
enteen members contested in the differ
ent events. But Gallo, Rowe and JuRles
had an sairtight cinch" on the champion
ships. and liuished first, second and third
ia each event. The members worked
hard for the success of these games. and
were rewarded by a large attendance who
remained after the games to trip the
light fantastic until morning. The fol-
lowing Is summary OF the games;-
100 yards dash--Geerge Rowe, i; Ed
ward Ingles. 2; Charles Rowe, 9
40 yards run--George Rowe, /; Charles
Gallo and Charles Rowe rau a dead heat
for second.
Throwing 35 lbs. weight--George Rowe,
!; Charles Gallo, 2; Charles Rowe, g.
Running high jump-George Rowe and
Charles Rowe tied for first place.
One mile run-Edward Ingles. /;
Charles Rowe, 2; Charles Gallo, g.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. CN.Y. c. &HR-R.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. Y. c. & IL r. R R
Trains leave Vest 42d street station. New York,
as follows and ~ minutes earlier from the foot OF
Hamilton. London. detroit and Chicago, 1000 a
ms St. 20 LOUIS r; @, BIS. ~ y & r N n M
Bnnaio Rochssfe eT, Suspension Bridge. Niagara
I'll usics and g syraense % 81 = 700 a % rn is .i5 D.
m, II s. a NJ. runs only 20 Utica3,
.s2.9 IN to %. .SiS SIS p m .ooo
cr.nssOn's, West Point, CsrnwsIL Sewoargh;
and ..si5p m. for Cornwall and Sewburgh.
Eeaans sssp snd Canada s for aai sua Esgs
Toronto Detroit Chicago and 81. Louis on ali
sDssisIsa na q u.,ss ~ farl0r
daily except sunday. +4a IS p M. Saturdays only:
Hots Station ni and fhosnicis aS soa i5
M. Las D. m Parlor Cars TO Bloomville urand
+ilS5 a. M, a45 0. M. trains and sleeping car TO
on SO a. abobs % sRnaagsS ans SnEswsk 6ns $50
s.m- 100 .iLsS q: M. t.s45 p m Parior car TO
Half Holiday special, saturday only. LIS p. N. for
Kaarerskiii. Hunter. Bloomvllle. Hobart. Grand
Hotel Station and fhoenicia, Parior car 70 Bloom
catshin Mountain Night Line. asos na.. sundays
faienviils, caro- and Mountain House station us.
III Q a. M s+stS M Paror cars e Casssnl ,sI
daily except sunday. . Z 4 leaves Brooklyn. via
sey City, P. h Il. station. 1890 *iL2o a. m. t-s2s
j. IN
accommodations or Information apply ofices
Jersey city-P r. e. station and ZOE Hudson street.
Hoboken-5l Hudson street and West shore station.
BrookIyn-3S3 Washington street, ~ Fulton street.
Annex ONCE, foot OF Fulton street New York
ctY-Nos 27 1868, 7s5, 9f2 Broadway. IS Bowery. u
Park place. IS West l25th street and West shore
stations West 42d street and foot of Jay street.
" c. e LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
5Yander Dilt Av. New York.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That THE COM
- nlssioneFs OF Assessments for Jersey City will
The Board OF Street and Water Commissioners on
the corner OF Jersey avenue and Mercer street. in
Jersey city, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF SeDten-
Der, ls9i az nine o'clock a m. for the purpose OF
appfalsins and determining the value OF the real
estate 70 be taken for the opening OF Avenue 4
from Gates avenue soptherlyto the Morris canal.
And the damage which any owner OF such real
estate. or any In terests therein. may sustain by
means Of such improvements at which time and
place all parties Interested in saio tqopro yemen
who desire TO be heard before said Commission ers
on the value of lands TO be taken for such i'm
provement and the Gam ages OF the owner OF suen
lands viii sustain oy reason OF such Improvement
JAMES HUNT
JAMES TUMULTY
JAMES n. DAVIS,
Commissioners OF Assessments
Dated Jersey City. \. j.. August 40 ISL
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
IN cHANcERY or NEW JERSEY.
between Jane E. Rogers. complainant. ana Eiiaa

Between Jane E. Rogers complainant. ana Eliza
Many ct al. defendants.
ON bill for partition aud decree for sale.
In pursuance and by authority of q decree made
by the Chancellor IN the Court Of Chancery OF
New Jersey In the above entitled cause, bearing
one thousand eight hundred and ninery-one. by
which it was among other thinRs ordered. ad-
judged and decr=ed that all and singular the
premises mentioned in the bill OF com plant, In
said cause and therein described. together with
all and singular the hered itament ts tenements
ing. or In any appertaining. be sold at public
vendue the highest bidder, in the presence OF
and under the direction Of the subscriber, one OF
the special Masters of the Court OF Chancery, J..
John & Besson Special Master as aforesaid, shall
expose TO sale at public vendue 70 the highest bid
der on
TUESDAY. the Twenty ninth Day of September
A. D. 1881.
at TWO O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. upon
the premises all the following described land and
premises. with all the appurtenances being the
described in said bill Of complaint that Is
say:-An that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
and premises situate. lying and being fn the city
Jersey. which on certain map entitled Map Of
eighty one lots situated In the business port on OF
the city Of HODoken. and duly nled in the office
of the Clerk OF said county OF Hudson June 10
1873. Is known and designated and distinguished
as lot numbered twenty.one (2il IN block number
and rear by one hundred feet deep fhrougnout
fronting and facing on the s0uthery side Of First
street as by reference TO said map viii more fully
appear.
Special Master.
NIvEs & MISTuRN.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber. misunderstanding 0f fefdipand
lin. deceased will be audited and stated by
for settlement Friday. the second day or
October
Dated july 2s. A. D. 1881
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31

the Leonard J. Kaiser Association will
take place on Labor Day. They will 20
TO Rockcellar Park They have secured
the largest stage 10 the coanty, me
Pride Of the Nation" There are 70 oe
100 members on the outing.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Elizabeth Bowen, deceased. Henry O.
Bowen and John r. owen, administrators OF Eiix-
aDeth Bowen, deceased. by order OF the Deputy
Surrogate or Hudson County, dated July Is, l38i.
bereby give notice 70 the cred tors OF said dece
dent 10 bring in their deots. deman d aud claims
against the estate OF said decedent under cath or
Affirmation, within ntne months from the date Of
said order. or they will be forever barred OF any
action therefor agaInss said adninissrstors.
HENRY O. BoNEX.
JOAN p. BCWEA-
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31

Bill Dunne aud Bob Jackson will
have four round set-to on September %,
at the entertainment of the Garfield
Athletic Association. Matte and Burma.
the Garfeld's Mascots, will box on the
same night with gloves dipped in -four
There will be a fight to a finish next
"Wednesday evening between Tommy
Kelly of Union Hill and Jim Williams OF
New York. Williams is negro, but is
said to he good one. The fight will be
for 500 purse and 500 a side.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
Castoria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their Children
On. g. G. Osooop,
Lowell, Mass.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31

The team of the New Jersey Athletic
Club was vanished at Paterson on Satur-
day. The victorious eleven will now bat.
tie against the Staten Island team for the
championship. The scores follow
New Jersey A. @. Clarke, 2; Rose. II:
Darvell. IS; Lacy, 1: Turner. 0; White, 5;
Clifford, 1; Reid, 1; Kinds, i; Hitchins, !:
Ellis tnot OUT, 0: byes, A, leg byes, 2
Total, AS.
Paterson-Sutton. 0; Wilde. 8; Coppock,
0: sharpe, /; Smaliwood. 0; Gordon. s;
Hlnchcliffe. o.; Holmes, 9; Mcdonald, II;
Garrison, 10; Sutton tnot oul), IA; byes, 3.
Total. 60.
Excepting one match in the series of
the second section, another to decide the
possession Of first place in that section
and the decisive encounter between the
leading elEvens of the two sections, "a II of
the contests for the championship of the
Metropolitan District Cricket League
have been fought. In the first section
and Baseball Club holds first place, the
having been unexpectedly defeated BY
the Paterson Cricket Clubs eleven on
Saturday afternoon, and thus deprived of
the position. An injury to Challes +
Ellis, their crack trundler. practically
prevented the Jerseymen from scoring
the requisite victory. Next Saturday af-
ternoou the elevens of the Mauhattah
and Brooklyn Cricket Clubs Will play off
the tie between them for first place u the
seeond section The winner will meet
the following Saturday afternoon the
Staten Island eleven for the chief cham
piouship trophy.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
RAILROADS.
ERIE RAILWAY EXCURSIONS.
v wrnNrz- TRAM ScHrDfyr.R

EVERY WEDNES-
DAY & SUNDAY.
SHOHOLA GLENN
$l.O0.
EVERY wEDNES
DAY & SU NDAYs
GREENWOOD
LAKE GLENS
75e.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31

r. J. Vogells, of the Wayne A C..
brought home another honor on Saturday
lie went to Yonkers and started in the
three mile run. He was given seconds
start. and won bandily In II minutes
II 5 seconds. w. O'Keefe. Xavier A. A.,
who was at the scratch, finished second.
60 seconds start, won third prize.
Vogellus has made splendid record, and
by his capital work has done much 10
make the Wayne Club prominent. He
now holds the honor of champion uni0r
cross country runner.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31

Tho Centanr Company Murray street Now York City
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the day Is not
far distant when mothers willconsider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the variousquack nostrumswhicha are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
On. J. +. KiScHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
ORpER no SLOW CAUSE

NIvES & MIxTURN,
Solicitors
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-31
Castoria.

"Castoria is soweil adapted to children that
I recommend It as superiorto any prescription
known TO me-"
II. A. AscHKn, M. D.,
iii So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Perry Harrison will probably not accept
command of the Minneapolis Light Guards
to succeed Capt. Amory.
The next annual meeting of the Minnesota
State Dental association VIII be held in st.
Paul the second week II July.
1t is said Francis G. Burke aud g. NJ Ben
nett have abandoned their suits involving
title to lots in Oakland addition.
An electric car ran into horse on Wash
1ngton and Sixth avenues south yesterday
afternoon. The horse was badly cut.
John P. Moltz and Amelia Ausleander,
Oscar Loomis and Mathilda Anderson, John
Gosper and Susa Tobola were licensed TO wed
yesterday
Arrangements for the observance Of Me-
mortal day have been practically settled
upon, and there is to be general meeting of
committees might at 23s Hennepin avenue.
Frank Riegler, employed at Wheaton d
Reynolds Twine factory corner First ave-
nue. north and Sixth street northeast. was
struck in the face by a board from a buzz
saw and his nose and one OF his eyes severely
injured.
The name OF the old man who died at the
city hospital Wednesday night was Peter
E1lefson. He was a Swede, a laborer fifty
years old and single, and had no friends in
Minneapolis.
A runaway was started at Second avenue
south and sixteenth street yesterday by a
tame bear, led by two Italians. Two ladies
were thrown out and injured slightly. The
buggy was smashed.
The bank clearings yesterday were S1,034
969.S3, and for the week Sll039, 496. as
against Sl0,056, ,9SS.S0 the same week last year.
This is the largest weeks clearings in the
city's history. The increase was over 10 per
cent.
At the meeting of the court house commits
sion yesterday morning the report of the
finance and construction committees was
adopted, the substance of which has been
published in the GLoBE. The request of
Long & KEGS, the architects, for $4,000 ad-
vance. was refused.