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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-20
FINAL FIGHTS.
Close of the Loril1ard
Clubs Tourney-Alley
and Gun.

The inal bouts in the boxing tourney OF
the Lorilard A. C. was decided at Oak
land Rink last night In the presence oil
FIVE hundred spectators. There was ginger
enough in the bouts to please the lemen
that prefers smuggling to science. Ihere
were two knock-outs and a copious now
Of blood.
p. Looney of the Scots and II. Groh OF
the West Sides opened. They are light
weights. Looney knocked Groh q 'n
the first round, but under the rest OF .
minute allowed he recovered and tou9ht
so well that an extra round wa ordereu.
The Judges could not agree and the referee
gave the decision TO Looney.
Thomas Reilly of the Scots deieatsu
William Bnrdock of the Lorillards IN the
same class. In the hnal Looney Won hrse
prize by defeating Reilly.
The dnal prize in the bantam class was
won by NJ. Hartnett, Cable A. Z. as DICK
Connors Of the Scots failed to appear.
Andrew Meyers, Hoboken a. e. won
second prize by default as I. McNally,
Bridge A. G.. aid not respond.
In the special 125lb class Torpey OF tne
Hoboken A. c. got in one Of his vicious
swings in the second round and Knocked
out Daniel Hendrick, Johnston A. =.
Hepdrick won the second prize as the
eligibles did not mat ~srinlize.
Spirited bouts marked the contest Tor
the honors ia the 145 10. class. james h.
Sullivan Of Brooklyn defeated John Nor,
gan. Down Town a. G. OF Newark. aud
ID. Entwistle of the Scots put u. Conner.
Ashland A. c., to sleep in the first round.
The final 90 between Entwistle and u
Ivan was intensely hot. An extra round
was ordered. In this Sullivan had the
advantage In number of leads ana
won the verdict aud nrst prize. The sec
ond went to Morgan by default.
There was a special bout between John
Spence of the Lorillards and Mike Lane
Of the Royal A. G. II was a meeting of
clever men. Lane received the verdict
and n costly trophy.
Sam See, who OBLIGATED as n OF the
Judges, retired in disgust because his de
cision was questioned. The vacancy was
filed by J, Hannigan. The officers OF the
night were:-Referee. Sam Kelly, West
Side A. c.; Judges, James II. Lavelle,
Down Town A. c., n. Y; Sam See, Acorn
A. c.; j. Hannigan. Timers, John Gil
feather, Down Town A. c.; NJ. J. Suui-
van, Loriilard A. G. Weighers, ]. j.
Dixon, Outing A. c.; Benjamin Wer-
theim, Lorillard A. C. Announcer, Fred.
w. Burns, Varuna Boat Club.
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uAknIAN,s SALE OF RRAL RsrATE.

Pursuant to and by virtue Of an order of the
Orphans Court OF the County OF Hudson, made or
the seventh day OF February, a. D. 1851, the under
signed. guardian OF Mary Grinln. Julia Griffin and
Kate Grimm, minors. win sell at public yendue. on
saturday, the twenty first day OF March. A. b.
1881. at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of tnat day.
on The premises. all that certain tract OF land of
said wards, situate Ia the towns hip OF Kearney.
de scrIbed as follows;-
Beginning on the northerly side of Reynolds
avenue, at a point therein distant easterly -four
hundred tsU0i feet from the corner OF the
same and Passaic avenue, as the same are
laid ont ON a map OF the soaring property. MADE
o. h. Dunn. surveyor. March 1863. and from thence
running north twenty ca degrees and ten lW
minutes east niaety-ave ty5 feet; thence south
sixty nine s6g degrees and nfIy $50 minutes east
fifty five l5l reeu and ninety-two t1 hundretbs
OF a foot, more or less. TO the line OF land Of TN
estate Of William Muiock, deceased, thence south
westerly along the line OF the same ninety five
$50 feet and seventy nine G9l hundreths of a foot
10 Reynolds avenue aforesaid; and thence along
the same north sixty nine On degrees an d
fifty FW minutes west sixty eight (BS) feet ana
twelve lD hundreths OF a foot. mo.e or less, TO the
DENNIS DUNN,
Guardian.
Datad Fa hruarv u 1901
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The teams of the Pleasure and the At
lanta Clubs of the Jersey City League
will meet tonight at Becker's alleys.
Pastimes bowl tonight at Becker's al
leys, Family at Belvidere Hall, Pin
knights at Dukes and Boyds at Browns.
Ritter defeated Schwacke and Barklage
and Schwacke defeated Barklage In tae
individual championship tournament.
The first series was between Barklage
and Schwacke. These cores were
made:-Schwacke. 161; BaTklaee, 12l.
Schwacke, 161; Barklage, 40. The re-
suits of the second series were:-RItter,
149; Barkiage, 100. Ritter, $50; Barklage
l58. The third series results were,-Rit-
ter, 1873: Schwacke. 143. Ritter, 229;
Schwacke, 205.
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Il. 0'NeiIl & Co.,
9Th Ave., 10th and 2lSt Sts.,
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
sport OF the evening concluded with a
by selected teams, as follows
THE BIG TOURNEY.

The American Clubs Team Gathered Two
Observation-Disclosures Out of 1t.
The American team took a long stride
forward in the big tourney last night. 1t
won Its two games. The Consolidated Elk
change team is like the Manhattan A.C.-
out Of the highest honors. 1t sustained
two defeats, and has a record of two
games won and eight lost. The Ivanhoe
team broke evenly or the night, as 1t sue
cumbed to the Americans, but vanquished
the Consolidated Exchange team.
The sport opened with the Dout be-
tween the American and Consolidated
teams, The former led throughout, and
won by 81 pins. Tine scorer
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CASEY AT THE BAT.
His Team Won Two Games in the Xii
kow's Bowling Tourney.

His Team Won Two Games in the Xii
kow's Bowling Tourney.
Casey wa at the bat in earnest last
night and brought in two home rams.
His team defeated Mullen's quintette and
then vanquished Captain Meschutts'
band, Muller's team defeated Meschutts'
team. This was the record in the bowling
ournamen OF the Klikow Club at Null
ler's alleys last night. Casey was so
iubilant over his success that at the jolli-
fcation, which always winds up the meet
ings of the Klikows, he started to
sing Annie Rooney. The lights were
promptly extinguished and the bowlers
adjourned hurriedly in disorder. The
opening game Of the series was between
Team No. 6 or Big Six, as Captain Casey
fondIy puts it, and No. 4, with Captain
Muller in command. The Big Six won
by Is pins. Casey had the top score and
beat Muller by II pins. The score:-
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Geo. E. Watson
49 and 81 Montgomery ST.,
JERSEY CIrY
C. A. BRUSH, Manager.


CPEcIAL NAsTER's SALEM oHANcERY OF
Between Caroline Mcfarland ct ux. complainant
and George Schwerer, ct nx- defendants
ON bill for partition aud decree for sale.
Randolph, Condict 4 Black, Solicitors.
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Court OF Chancery of
New Jersey, made IN the above cause, on the
ninety-one. directing a sale Of all and singular. the
premises mentioned and described in the bin of
see, Special Master in Chancery of New Jersey.
shall sell at public vendue, 10 tie highest bidder
THURSDAY, the second day of April. eighteen
hundred and. ninety one. lisgil
at two O'Clock In the afternoon. upon the premises
all the following lands and premises. being the
same described IN said decree. to witt
uate, lying and beins az Pavonia in the City Of
Jersey CiTy. County OF HUDSON and state OF New
seven "a in said block as laid down on a certain
map made by Joseph h. Mangin, entitled Man OF
AT arsimis. hled in the Clerks ONCE of the County
of Bergen, A ID. 1904" bounded and described as
Of Newark sSenasS or turnpike as Il now runs.
at q point distant Que hundred and forty
is hs is iaser sooeStI With the eastsriy iine
OF Brunswick street; thence running northeast
six AMI two tends feet is sIl ihence:eastsrly 70 a
point in u line running at Fight angles with Newark
avenue, and di iSebas s ss s3 t56m tses ana three
thence southwe sterly az right angles with the said
Avenue ave, n1r ,s and ,,d na ssvs1tv Win Peer the iSree said aid
S 9Ssn eslf we ineas' along &c t tad no nor. ssai s aiGGen9 81
Ilaee OF beginning. Being the same premises con
yey ed ~ Frost Ritz TO George Sehwerer by deed
recorded In Liber 81. page OIL OF Deeds for Hudson
County, including the estate and interest In dover
Schwerer. in the SAID premises. together with all
and singular the Embellishments and appurlen-
anees to the said premises belonging or In any
DATED Jersey CITY. February p 1921; sia-n
Special Master i'm Chancery Of New Jersey.
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HUDSON couN Y CIRCUIT COURT.

Joseph seeman ct al vs.. Henry NIemeyer. On
Contract. In attacnment.
Notice is hereby given that a writ OF attachment
az the suit Of JOSEPH seefnan aud Sigei W. Seeman.
partners, ETC., against the rights AMI credits. mon
ments Of Henry siemsyerl an oysconding debtor.
aid court on the TIVE ATTY fourth day OF January,
A. b. eighteen huadre 1 and ninety one. Reiurna-
lila and returned into ksourt, dull executed by the
snerid Of the County o. Hn1sol. In the state OF
New Jersey. on the Fourteenth day Of February, A
bENNIs MCLAUGHLIN,
r. A. SEYMOUR, CLERK.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Dated February 18th. ssl
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
SIXTH DISTRICT.

18th Precinct, corner West Side and
Clendenny avenues. z to s..
8th Precinct, No. $40 Communipaw
avenue, s to o..
9th Precinct, No. 700 Garfield ave-
nue., z to g..
10th Precinct, No. III Jackson ave-
nue., 2 to s.
18th Precinct, No. 110 Woodlawn
avenue. Z to s..
18th Precinct, No. 100 Old Bergen
Road, Z to s.
18th Precinct, No. Sc Greenville ave
nue., Z to g..
14th Precinct, No. no Ocean avenue,
z to S.
Returns to be sent to r. DAVIS,
corner OF Grove and Morgan streets,
within twenty-four hours after the
primary elections.
The Executive Committee will meet
at Headquarters on March "a, at 8
p. m, TO hear and decide all protests.
Protests must be in writing.
The Convention to nominate an
Large will be held at
Headquarters on March 26th inst, at
2 p. III.
The Aldermanic conventions will
be held as follows:-
LIST Aldermanic District, on March
2S, at s p. IN, at Democratic Head
quarters.
End A%ldermanic District, March &c,
at s p. IL.
3rd Aldermanic District, March 90.
at ) p. m., corner Sixth and Coles
streets.
4th Aldermanic District, at CAM
berg's, on March 2S at s o.. III.
5th Aldermanic District, No. G71
Montgomery street, March 20, at s
p. III.
9th Aldermanic District, No. III
Jackson avenue, March 26, at 8 p. IN.
The City Committee will meet at
Headquarters on March 25th inst, at
: p. IN. to distribute credentials.
By order OF Committee.
M. j.
Chairman.
JAMES T. LILLIS,
Secretary.
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Dated february 70. 1891
Tn cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between I
EUGENE N. SANGER,
Complainant,
THE AUTOMATIC BOTTLE STOPPER
Defendants.

In pursuance OF an order OF this Court made in
the above cause, bearing date on the twenty-nrst
day Of February. eighteen hundred and ninsty-oue,
whereby IL was ordered that the Receiver in the
above cause sell all the personal property that
has or snail come 70 MS nands as such RECEIVER,
cause. win sell at public vendue 70 the highest
bidder on Thursday. the twenty sixth day OF
March next. eighteen hundred aud ninety-one. at
two O'Clock in the afternoon. at +. 6. Wolberts
Real Estate and Auction Rooms. No. a M0ntgom-
cry street. Jersey City, ali the personal property
of the defendants that has or snail come TO my
ISAAC ROMANO,
Receiver.
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Independents' five Won.

The five men teams of the Fairmount
and Independent Bowling Clubs bowleda
match game last evening. The Indepen-
dents won the game by So pins. Holden
Of the Independents put up the handsome
score OF 210. j. Fuessell was high man on
the Independent team with 172. The in
dependents reached the handsome aver
age of 1876 As. The Fairmounts' average
was 155 40. The score
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-20

Total. Sls
happy Humors.

The Humors bowled on Fuller's Central
alleys for a special prize. with this re-
suit
Grimm, 148; Weller, liz; Zobel, 1s9;
Steitz, 1854; Kern, 81; Conrad, 122; Trim
kel, 159; Philips, 1876; Lindner, 149; Yer
wandschaft, 173; total. l,493. Zobel cap
tured the prize.
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The second contest was between Big
Six and Team No. 4, under the lead OF
Captain Meschutt. The commander Of
the latter was out of shape last night,
and bowled a lot of mistit balls. Casey
won for his team by rolling another
fine total. He had SO more than the rival
captain and Big Six had the game by 30
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CONSOLIDATED Ex.


The third and closing struggle of the
night brought the Ivanhoes and Ameri-
cans together. 1t was a close run until
the seventh frame, when the Ameri-
cans had the lead by one point. The
Ivanhoes broke badly in the eighth. aud
the Americans gained u lead of IS pins.
They held the advantage to the finish, and
won nv Al piDs. The scOre:-
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The second battle was waged by the
teams of the IVanhoe Club aud the Con-
solidated Exchange. The former found
the pins and battered them for an average
Of 166. The Consolidated was slow in the
acora.-
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Corporation Notice.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HI CON-
~ missioners of Assessment for Jersey City will
meet at their ONCE In the building occupied by
the Board OF Street ana Water Commissioners, cor
ner Of Mercer street and Jersey avenue Jersey
City, n. j., on Tuesday, the 31st day of March.
1871, at nine O'Clock a m, to appraise the value OF
the land to be acquired for the construction OF q
MAIN SEWER.
beginning az a point in the centre line or
GIRARD AVE.
distant IS feet south Of the south side OF the Morris
Canal; thence running easterly and parallel with
the south side OF said canal and distant . tees
thereTom at right angles TO the centre line OF
TENTH AVE;
thence through the centre line OF Tenth ave. to
NEWARK BAY.
as shown upon 4 map entitled "Grade Map aud
Sewerage Plan for that part OF Jersey city for
mally known as Green Vile, adopted September
q, 1854, and on file In the onice OF the Board OF
street and Water Commissioners.
The land to be acquired for the construction ana
width. of which the line above described Is thu
centre thereof.
SAID Commissioners will also appraise the dam
age which any owner of such land or or any inter
est therein NAV sustain by reason Of such lnDrove-
ment. and will then and there hear all parties
interested VINO desire to be heard before them on
the value OF the land to be acquired and the dam
age which any owner OF such land or OF any inter-
es. therein may sustain by reason OF such improve
Dated Jersey City. n. j.. March IS, 1871
JAMES HUNT,
JAMES TUMULTY
JAMES n. DAVIS,
Commissioner OF Assessment
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W. W. RuGeLEs.
Chief Engineer.

MASTERS cHAScEaY OF NEW
ps5Hse1 pboantx Loan and Building Associa-
ton, complainant and owen Tobiassen ct ais. do
ON bii 70 fOreeioss. Fieri FaeiAs, for sale of
mortgaRed premises
Returnable May term. 1881
Erwin 81 Keller, solicitors
By virtue Of rPe above stated WITT 70 mo directed
Exchange. place. Jersey CITY, on Thursday. the
sixteenth 2. gay nssi % al AP pmo o stae oef IN the sfssqno ana
All the Following described land and premises.
with The appurtenaHces. being the same premises
described IN said writ. that Is to say
All that certain. lot. piece or parcel OF lana or
formerly Grssnville. In the County OF Hudson and
state Of New Jersey. and which on a certain map
MMorreii at WoSotIawa' 3reenviiie, Hud. Co. NJ
by ]. q, Van Horne. g. L and Town surveyor.
fH@s County CLERKS dssI nov RI Res ister'sl once OF
Hudson County March 2lst. 1850. Geo w. cassedys
g26. bloeg number seven q, more particularly
bounded and described as follows:
Jackson avenue. formerly known as Essex street.
distant one hqnared and oMeatyiaye feet south.
ton OF the s~outhwesteriy side OF Fulton avenue
with the souuheasterly side of jackson avenue.
formerly known a Essex street ana from said be-
ginning point TO run ~ south westerly and along
e sss s ssS.aea ss5sc.' s saea az s ass rs, a fees' sh s1sas 3,
southeasteriy and parallel with fulton avenue one
With Jackson avenue. formerly known as Essex
street twenty. i've feet; thencs @ nortnwesterly
to the point or place Of beginning.
Da'e WILLIAM @. f SEE.
90. Special Master in Cnancery.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
xo,,ee Is hereby given that the account OF the
Subscriber, surviving executrix OF the estate Of
sst ~ by the sarrosats Of the county or Hudsoa
aud reported for settiement on saturday, the
MARGARET HIrEc
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Special Master in chaneery Of New Jersey.
EsrArE oF JAMES . oapEN. DECEASED.

Emily NJ. ogden. James L ogden. Jr; and Isaac
C.. Ogden, JE, executors OF James l. Ogden, late OF
the County OF Hudson. deceased, BY order OF the
Ordinary OF the State or New Jersey. dated Janu.
airy ". 1891. hereby give notice to the creditors OF
said decedent To brinR in their debts. demands and
claims against the estate OF said deeedent under
cath or affirmation within nine months from the
date Of SID order or they Will be forever barred OF
EMILY NJ OGDEN.
l. OGDEN, JR.
ISAAC c. OGDEN. JR.
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Notes.

An effort is being made to induce the
League and Association TO shake hands
and make no.
Tit New YorKs are after Tim Keefe,
despite the boast that keefe must come
to them.
Martin Dempsey, champion light
weight collar and elbow wrestler is now
seeking laprels in the prize ring. He has
issued a challenge to meet any man be-
tween lis II ~ pounds Il names
LarkIns, Lynch, Hogan and Haligan.
He wants TO battle with bare kuuckles or
skin gloves under London rules.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice ia hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber, executor Of Emma > Iraphasen. de
ceased will be audited and stated BY the surro-
gaze Of the county Of Hudson. and reported Tor
settiemsnt on Saturday. the iftn day OF March
next
Dated January : 4 D. 1881
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-20

A roller skating contest will be decided
at Oakland Rink tonight. The rivals
will be George Johnson, the New England
champion, and Thunar L~ongfeld, the
amateur champion. The race is for a
handsome gold medal.
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Umpire-H. T. Rohlfz.
Scorsri / B. G.. l.. Blshofs =. b c. J. Holsteln-
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The third battle was between Teams No.
3 and No. 4. The pins were glued, Mes
chutt's team declared as they would not
Muller's company won easily. The
score:- r
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-20

The Excelsior Bowling Club did good
work Oh Hena's alleys issI night. Tie
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-20

FORTHER SUPPLEMENT TO An ORDINANCE
n entitled AN Ordinance TO regulate the nam
ing OF the streets, avenues and public places In
Jersey City" passed December 1871.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey Ctr do
Orddin as foHors.-
Section l. That the name of Water avenue in the
Fifth Aldermanic District shall be changed to Jor-
dan avenue, any orcin ance to the contrary not
Vithstanding.
Passed March 10, 1901
CHARLES w. ALLEN,
President
JOHN z. ScoTT.
City CLERK.
Approved March y 1891.
Mayor,
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MAsTER'5sALE.-IS caANcERY OF NEW 5EE

In the natter Of TIE application Of Perciyai P.
Perry for the sale OF lands limited over
In pursuance Of an order OF this Court made in
the above matter and filed January twelfth. eight
cen hundred aud ninetyono, directing \ sale OF
the real estate described in the petition therein. i
Isaac Romaine, one OF the Special Masters or said
Court shall seu al puolic yendus. to the highest
bidder, on Wednesday. the eleventh day OF March
next ff69ll at TWO O'Clock In the afternoon on the
premises. herein described, all that lot
or parcel OF land. with the dwelling
house thereon erected, situate N Jersey
City, In the county of Hudson and state OF New
Jersey. which. on a map made by Joseph =. M3nSin
commonly called Paulus Hook" Is known ana
designated as lot numbered sixty-one toDl In block
numbered twenty (2O being twenty i've feet
wide IN front aud rear and one hundred feet deep
throughout and fronting on washington street.
In A. ID. 1870 said lot was known by the street num-
Der OF IFS Washington street lnow known as street.
number 252l together WITH all ana singular the
hereditaments and appurtenance TO the SAID prem
ises belonging or In any wise appertainlng.
February Ia 1891.
snactal Nasfar I'm Chancery OF New Jersey.
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Pin Knight. l95 80 az ei .6s 9I3 1915 125T 1852 Ie05
volunteer. l45 327 $40 59l 10 3i3 1851 300 las I55
Umpire, w. uabie. Scorers. Messrs A. Wright
and Taylor.
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IN ChANoERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To DARWIN S. DOLBFAR.-Ey virtue OF an order of
the Court Of Chaneery OF New Jersey made on the
day OF the date hereof. in a cause wherein the Jer-
sey City Building and Loan Association Is com
plainant ana you and another are defendants. you
are required 70 appear. plead or answer TO the com
plainants' bill on or before The nineteenth day Of
Nay next or the said bill will DO taken as con-
fessed against you.
The said bin Is filed to f~oreeIose a certain mort
gage given b. you. said Darwin $. Doloear. TO the
gaId com plainRnt, dated october eth. 1881. on lands
In Jersey City. Hudson county. New Jersey.
And you, said Darwin s. Doibear, are made de-
fendgnt. because YOU are the owner OF said mort
gagged premises. K. 4.
Solicitor OF Complainant.
Weldon BUILDING, Jersey City. n J
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