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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
Corporation Notice

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE2sra
- nd day go q se e n1ssss .ssaa S #essr uonm MIS- maas
by {. Fl. CARING and others for the construction
"a" MAIN SEWER IN ST. PAUt,s AVENUE
from Tonnele avenue to the Hackensaek River. OF
suitable dlmsnsions anc In accordance WITH ne
necessary nan holes. receiving basins and appur-
HoIics is also given that on the 18th day Of April
1sgi. the commissicneFs OF Asssssmens nlsa WIN
preliminary sss.en snowi I wnss pEose5as WI
probably be s : snef a. sh frd ang pso for ne ana ss IN sr "a
provsment. and the same Is now open 70 public
i n1sset sod Y ws sns IONA aommisi q : =
and notice Is aisogiysn thai the following streets
or avenues or paritculsr sections thereof are IN
Guided In said e asse pznfs AVT E
from 100 feet west of Summit avenue to tbs Hack
sns1'~ BEACON AVENUE
from l40 feet west OF Summit avenue to Nelson
avenue.
from s0 feet west Of Summit avenue to Beacon
~ HOPKINS AVENUE.
from 20 feet west " Summit avenue 10 coliaro
street, WALNUT ALLEY.
from 100 feet west OF summit avenue TO its west
cry HOLDEN LANE,
from Bevan street to It's westerly terminus.
Van MART ALLEY,
from Bevau street 20 its wesssrIy terminuA
from ST. Paaf's avenue 70 Bsaeon aSeaaa
from 100 feet norlh OF Van winkie avenue to Bss
con avenue.
kELSON VENUE
uoInt 100 feet north OF Beacsn avenue.
from 100 feet norlh or Van winkis avenue tolls
n'f'ns'S 'stlaailEIR SMANIA AVENUE.
from 100 feet north of Van Wrinkle avenue to is
's' PLACE,
from Tonnele avenue 70 Germania avenue.
from l0l feet north Of Van Winkle avenue to 10
feet north Of Sc raafs asenne,
from 81. Pauls avenue 10 It's northeriy terminus
from St. Paul's ayen ne to its n~ortherIy terminus
COVERT Il
from St. Paups Avenue 70 is norsherIy termiauA
from st. Pauls avenue TO It's northerly terminus
LAltH AVENUE
from 100 feet norsn Of shsfry Lane to Deg strest-
from St. Paurs avenue 70 a point about 800 feet
N'''" LEWIS AvESuE.
from st. Panfs avenue 10 a point about s0rest
h0f'h 'Asfs JAMES AVENUE.
from ST Pants avenue TO q point about s5 fees
noF'h 'hsfsoi JAMES AVENUE
W AMkLIA STREET.
from 100 feet north q Ghsrry Lac % pey street
from 100 feet 10 tn Of Cherry Lane 70 a point about
~ feet no1ta VI 81 Pauis @yenn5;
about as feer noth ofSt. pauLs ayeaae.
from $50 feer south q s.. Pants avenue to a pol<s
from so feet south Of St. Pauls avenue to a point
i strict.
from Tonuele avenue 10 Charlotte avenue.
hONkLL4 STREE.
from Charlotte avenue TO the New YORK.. Susque-
hanna and Weet1ru railroad
And that the nfzE day OF June. 1891. at 10 o'clock
O. M, aud the meeting room OF tae boaEd OF strees.
and Wafer commissioners are HEREBY nxed as the
time and place when and where the hoar1 OF
Street and Water commissioners will meet to hear
parffos Interested IN SAID application and all re.
monstrances again st the said improvement tAat
may be presented Ia wri Ing
GEO. 7. BoUToN.
Gle 4
Dated Jersey City. April 81. 1881
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09


The ]. J. Kinseai Baseball Club has or
ganized for the season and would like to
arrange Sunday games with clubs conn
posed of those engaged In business houses
and who do not get an opportunity TO play
during the week. The challenges can be
sent to Mr.. J. j. Kinkead, No. 6sl Mont
romery street. this city.
The contest between the Kinkead and J.
II. McGrath teams. which was to nave
taken place ct Caristadt last Sunday but
was postponed in consequence or The
storm, will be played on Sunday. May Il.
A band will be on hand. under the dtrec-
ton OF Prof Jeremiah Glynn-
Results Of League games yesterday
New York, Z. Boston. o. Brooklyn, IL;
Philadelphia, 10. Pittsburgh. 6: Cincin-
natl, g. Chicago, IA: Cleveland. II.
The games yesterday on the American
Association resulted as fonows:-Bos-
ton, Q; Cincinns ti, Z Baltimore. 10;
Louisville, 8. st. Louis. 20; Washing
ton. 4. Columbus, IS; Athletics. l.
Scores OF Eastern Association games
yesterday:-Buffalo, s, Syracuse, 3. Al
bany, IS; Rochester. 3.
Cornell won at Oberlin yesterday by d
score of 8 to2.
The New Jersey A. c. will play ut Som
ervllle today against the West Eud a. g.
Stevens will meet the Columbia College
team at New York this afternoon. Prince
ton College team viii play at Railway this
afternoon.
Captain Calhoun of the Yale University
baseball team said yesterday that he had
not decided whether or not to accept Hair
wards proposifiou, but was inclined TO
believe be world not agree to play Har-
ward unless the latter phys Princeton.
He also said that Harvard must agree to
be fair and stop debating, or no games
would be played by her with Yale. The
reply OF Captain Dean Of Harvard to
Yale's letter OF Nav l has increased the
bitter feeling against the Cambridge
rivals among the students of Yale
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Notice to Contractors.


EAL WILL BE RECEIV I'D AT
? the ONCE OF the Board or stree and Water
O'Clock A u. for tbs Improvement OF
AFE.
from Grifdth street to Hutton street. in ae
the Chief Engineer. corner OF Jersey avenue aud
Mercer street. where blank forms Of bid and agree
ment OF sureties may be obtained.
ESTIMATE or QUANTITIES..
About sCo cubic yards OF earth excavation
About vU cubic y arqs OF rock excavation
About ! % cubic yards of eartn hlling.
About ~ cube yard OF san or gravel filling
About 100 SQUARE yards OF stone paving.
About $50 hneal feet OF new curbstone-
About Lou square feet OF new tagging.
About % square. yards Of repaving.
about 70 iineal feet OF reset cirbstone.
About 2fl square feet of reaid bridge stona
About 400 square feet of reiaid tagging.
About 4 manholes brought to grade.
About ! receiving basin reset
lime allowed for completion OF work forty 60
Unbsianced bids win not be considered by the
The making Of. the above Improvement
and award Of the contract therefor VIII
OF the properly, Liable to more than ons haii ths
Proposals. must b. enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed Proposals TOR Improvement OF Gam
bridge ave- directed TOT A. Dugan. ESQ. Snair-
ih M and Rsnda5 70 II. Car y ~ IN Gard 10 open
meeting. when called FOX in the order OF business
relating 10 sealed proposals.
will a substitution OF sureties be allowed
The fuenuon OF bidders Is especially called
81 1917 under the terms Whereof no CONTRACT
shall be binding upon the city or bscon1e enec-
tive Or opez@tise unui the bond slnen offered y
" Finai ce and Corporation Counsel. the President
OF said koerd havin< posses 70 examine tns DO
b order u the board o. Street and Water Com
GEORGE 7. BoUloS.
Dated Jersey city. Nay l. ISL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
RAILROADS..


WEST SHORE RAILRoAD-N- Y. CO HR- Z
w f. Co. lessee-Trsins leave West Forty
second street. station, New York. as follows. and
twenty mInut Is earlier from the foot OF Jay street,
New York EhansiitOn. London. ieirott and chi
eago, SUB a. m. +55 .. m. sis p m; Sc Louis
sis. ss.l5 D nj Toronto, +l0b a. m. +5i3 sa5 "
MI Buffalo. Rochester, syracuse. Idea. Suspen-
sion Bridze. Niagara falis, ssN, -i1i5 a. NJ *Al5,
sd p. m; and a1l0 for Utica oniy- Kingston.
s331. FsiA *lUi1 asl.W a NJ. SIT s3.5 ind %2i6 b.
H.; catskill and Albany. asa *7.5- +i0l5 ais a.
m, s4UL SIS. sis y. M, Cranstons. West Point.
Cor nwalL hesbnrg. s%sa xLl5. s3 ti0.l5 *4A&s
all y a. n %..lo $40 s9 ~Ala aSa go y %ll.5
S.i5 D. m. Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo.
Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago and 81 Louis.
on all through trains. a a-lease BROOKLYN
via Erookl3 n Annex, AUS q. IA; 8 % y m. JerEey
CITY y. r. K. 5tarica ALA a m sl1s q. M.
sDaiiy. 4Daily except saturday. Ali other trains
daily except sunday. For tickets. time tatia. par
lor and stepping car accommodations or intorlna-
lion. apply oiness. = ookiyn- 70 8s mashihFton
sfrssr, No. s6 Eutto1 street. and annex Office. foot
OF luton sireer. New York city, Nos ri, 81. sa
" Tread way. No. l4S BoHery. No Y Park place.
No. s. West l25fh street. and Vest Store station,
foot OF West forfy-seccnd street ana foot OF Jaw
street. North River. c. General Pas
senZer Agent 40. 5Fancerb.lt avenue. New York
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and - minutes, aud when finally obliged
to close his eyes wts pronounced by the
physician In danger Of becoming a
maniac. 1t is now believed he will main
tain hts reason. lie broke the record OK
IA hours and 30 minutes, which was
made IN Detroit. Woodford received 500,
and jackson and Harris. who remained
awake over nineiy.six hours. $50 and 80
respectively.
Members OF the algonquin Gun Club
held a very interesting i've bird sweep
stake shoot on tAeiF grounds IN Wee
hawken on Thursday. The scores were
as follows. 10 birds each inan, both bar
rels TO count hanas, 10; Van Schhleh,
2: Rim, . e.. Meyer. 3. Thorn. 3 The
second event was between .Ior Hanna
aud 4. G.. Rim, 10 birds each, q yards
rise. gun below elbow, second barrel to
court half a bird. Rinn won BY s1s TO
Hanna q. :
Tommy Oairn and Joe Begley, both OF
Elizabeth, fought a desperate hattie yes
terday with bard gloves in a slxteeu-foof
ring on Bioneon's farm It Elmnsa. Two
miles from. Elizabeth. Quinn WIS ap
pnrenfly whipped in The seventh round.
being Knocked down several times, bat he
made a surprising rally and by a lucky
swinging blow ia the twelfth round that
caught Begley on the side OF the neck
knocked him ont.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
Notice to %Foundrymen.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BIZ RECEIVED BY
> the Board OF street aud Water commissioners
on Monday. May II, 1881. at 10 O'Clock q. m. for fur
nishing and delivering about eight hunafed
lengths OF six inch, N1 lengths Of eight inch. and
81 lengths of four Inch cast iron water pipe. in ac.
cord ance with SPECIFICATIONS ON tile in the on1ce Of
he Chief Engineer. corner of Jersey avenue and
Mercer street, whore BLANK forms Of bid and agree
ment OF sureties must be obtaineC,
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
endors ed Proposals Tor Waterpipe." directed 70
-George I. Button. Clerk" end handed 10 the
Clerk OF the Board In open meeting when called
for in the order OF business relating 10 sealed pro
posals-
Bidders must state the price per gross ton
of 2,zsD POUNDS. delivered at either OF the following
designated PLACES
Morgan street dock. Communipaw station OF the
Central Railroad OF sew Jersey. or at the Grand
street freight station OF the Lehigh Valley RaIiroad.
ibis Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids If deemed for the best Interest OF the city so
70 DO.
will a substitution OF snreties 20 alIo wed.
BY order of the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEORGE t. BoUToN.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City, May ]. 1901
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09

The Teutonia Club bowlers had their
last prize contests for the season at
Henn's alleys, last evening. and a jolly
crowd participated. The members bowled
two games, and the five making the
highest total scores each received a prize.
The successful ones were Gruber, Henu,
Meyer, H. Steltman and Steinberger- The
prizes were silk umbrellas. canes and a
Il 10ckef. These were the total scores
Grnber, 317: HEM, 800. Meyer, go, ii.
Steltman, 269: Steinberger. 267: Behrens.
$50; Dohrmann 245: rutland, 239; G. A.
Steltman. 22s; Franz, 225; Vii, 2f. When
the prizes had been awarded. and Viii had
received the s'booby," q set OF toy pins.
Proprietor Fred. Henn presented the club
with d handsome gold medal to be con-
tested for monthly by the members The
presentation started the fun which kept
up until midnight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
Fine Healthy Skin
Cure of a Distressing Skin Disease
Gratefully Acknowledged by a
New York Gentleman.

ny little grandson having been cured OF an
ctzefna by the CVTIcrRA EExKo IEs. ! was pre-
vailed upon by vile and daughters 70 Try II my
sell for q distressing skin mdiady that las been
the baue OF my lite for twenty years.
II required a good deal Of persuasion to get me
to Try Il. fer l argued that a man seventy years
Of age could not be cured by The same reu edy
hat a two year-old child was 1 was perfectly
astontshed at the result. howevsr. In one week
my eruption had nearly disappeared. and ~ two
weeks there was not a vestige OF u lett A
TRANSFORMATION took place from q leprous TO a
nn~. healthy skin My head, before l com
menced the use OF the tu1cURA RENEDIEs. was
covered with scales and patches Of dead skin.
which ! could pun off in pieces the size OF q
dime while from my elbows, knees and other
parts Of my body ! could detach strips the size
OF a half dollar. Ny head had such an appear
auce that l avoided society. but now. thanks TO
The CurlccRA REMED1Ks- l can once more 20 out
with comfort, and enjoy all the pleasure or
society with a satisfaction | was long q stranger
10. THOMAS s. NEEDHAM.
% W. SD st., New York.
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cuticura Remedies.

Words can scarcely do justice to the esteem in
which these great skin cures. blood purifiers and
greatest of humor remedies are held by those
who have found them the only relief and speedy
cure for skin. scalp and blood diseases. which
have rendered life almost uncomfortable by rea.
son OF personal disagreement and great physical
suffering.
CuTlcUnA RKsoLvEyT. the new Blood and Skin
Purifier. internally Ito cleanse the blood Of all
impurities, aud thus remove the cause). and
CuTtcuRA. the great Skin Cure. and CUrIcrRA
SOAR, an exquisite skin Beautiher, externally 60
clear the ssin and scalp and restore the hair,
speedily cure every disease OF the skin. scalp
and blood, with loss Of hair. from infancy to age,
from pimples to s~crofula.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
TEE BOWLING TOURNEY
Herig and Howeth the Win
ners Last Night
Athletics.

Four series OF games were bowled last
night IN the individual amateur bowling
at Dukes alleys. Howeth
competed Ia three, and secured " VIC
tories, and made a hard fizhtf for the other.
Four games had to be bowled to decideit,
as the third attempt resulted in q
tie. He succunbed to Herig,
but defeated Prior and Collyer. Herig
made the best record OF the evening, as
he won botn series in which he particip.
ated. His rivals were Howeth and Cehl-
YER. NO remarkable scores were made.
Herig had the best total, 1873. Bald was
absent aud he forfeited two series, n 10
Howeth and the other to Collyer.
The tournament viii be continued on
Monday night, when Ramsay, Prior,
O'Brien, B~uchtenkirch and Hammel are
on the card. The results last night fol-
low
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
Cooperation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREB I'VE THAT ON TIE 18th
~ day Of April. 1891, the Commissioners of
Assessment filed in the ONCE or the Clerk Of the
Board OF Street aud Water Commissioners their
anal assessment map and report for the improve
ment of Emory street from Bergen avenue 70 Mon
ticello Avenue by grading. curbing. paving &C.
and the same Is now open to public inspection In
the office Of tho CLERK OF said board.
And NOTICE Is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are
includ ed in said agreement
EMORY STREET
From Bergen avenue to Monticello avenue.
MONTICELLO r n
on the north side. from Emory street about 80 feet
east ana a. feet west.
Ana that the Fifteenth day or June. 1871 at 10
o'cloc k q. N and the meeting room OF the Board
OF Street apd Water commissioners are hereby
fixed a. the tinre and place when ami where the
Board of Street and Water Commf -sioners win
meet to hear, con slider and adJudicate upon all
objections TO ssd Assessment and report.
All objections thereto must DO presented in
BY oroer of the Board of Street and Water Com
GEo. T. BoUToE.
Dated Jersey City. May q 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
IN cnAsoERY or SEW JERsEY.

To Alicia Clark, widow
Mary A. Clark. Edward A. Clark. Francis Clark
and Lewis J. clark. children and heirs at-laW or
James J. CLARK. deceased
By virtue OF an order Of the Court of Chanceryo Of
New Jersey, mace on tns day OF the date hereof.
In q cause wherein harriet N. Cassidy Is complain
ant aud you are defen dants. you are required To
appear, plead, answer or demur TO the bill OF said
complainant on or before the twenty third day OF
June next, or the said bill Will be taken as con
fessed against you.
The said bill Is aled 70 f~oreclose a mortgage
made by James J.. Clark and wife TO the fifth
Ward Savings Bank OF Jersey City. dated Narcn
q, 1871. on lands in Jersey City. New Jersey.
And you. Alicia Clark. are made a defendants In
said cause because you are the widow OF james j.
Clark. who died seized of said morsg AGED premises,
and - such you claim a right OF dover therein.
And you. Asry A Clark, Edward A.. Clark.
Francis Clark and LAWS J. Clark. are made defend
OF James j. Glars. who died seized OF said lands.
and as such you claim title TO the same by descent
Dated April p. 1891.
TkAPHAGEN & BEEKMAN,
Solicitors for Complainant,
NO. 10 Montgomery street,
Jersey City, n.
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rN cHANcenY oF sew 1ERsEr.

Il
10 William c. TraphaeeD, Trustee, &C. Henry
e. 1raphagen.
BY virtue q an order OF the Court of Chancery
OF New Jersey. made on the day of the GATE hereof
in a cause wherein Maria u. Burgess Is complain
ant and you and others are defendsnts.y you are
required 10 nppear. plead answer or denur 70 the
bill or Hald complainant On or before the sixteenth
DAY of June next. or the said lii Will be taken as
confessed against YOU.
The said bill is fled 10 ~foreclose q mortgage given
by William Q. Trapbagen and wife 10 Maria Il.
burgess dated december 9, lSS1, on iandsin Jersey
City. and yoa william G. 1rapnagen. trustee. sc,
are made a defendant because you are one OF the
Trustees named in a certain deed made BY Charles
G. Black 10 you and ofhers. Dated February II $50;
and you. Berry 1raphagea and Caroline r. Trap
hagen are made defendants because you are the
&c flque Justs named in a certain deed from
Charles c. Black to henry ". Condiet and Others
dated February II. 1880 conveying tne properly
mortgaged.
ana YOU. William c. Iraph agen are made q de-
PENDANT because you are the husband OF Caroltne
T. Trapnagen. one OF The cesTique trust. and as
such claim "a inchoate right OF courtesy In her
trust estate.
Dated April Is. sl.
TaAPHAGEN & DEEKMAG.
Solicitors for Complainant
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NoTIcG 10 cRRDIroRs.

Estate OF Alfred N. SCHROEDER. d deceased. Jsannette
l. schrodsr. in the will called Jeanests schroeder.
executrtx Of Alfred d. scnro Ter. deceased. By
order Of the Surrogate OF Hudson county, dated
March u ~. hereby gives notice % tbs creditors
OF said decedent 10 bring In tiseir debts, dsman is
and claims against the estate OF said decedent
under oath or affirmation within nsEe mouth
from The date of said order. or they will be foreye
barred OF any action therefor against said exec
trix l.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09

AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT LETTERING II
a streets with refuse matter. The MAYOR and
sey city DO ordain Tor ana on behalf Of the munich
patty OF said city as follows
or public Mace b. placing or Isriaitfiag or
causing TO be placed thereon. or upon any side
asnss. garbage Or spwespings. or any other refase
matter whatever. whether the same DO wet or dry.
SECTION mat no person shall place or permit
or cause TO be placed in any ASH can. ash barrel or
Sefnsa fin ntanse 10 2 he ss mn ottisd s or moys q b v'a W.
public contractor or otherwise. any paper or other
iisois to 20 blown oaf Of or on frUIn. or Otherwise
liable to fan into The street or upon the sidewalk
handling or removing any ashes. garbage or orher
refuse. wet Or drs. or cartins or conveying the
of paper. straw, ~shavings. or any ashes or garbage,
sand. earth. or any refuse or other matter. wet or
dry. 10 fan upon OF 10 left in any such street or
upon any sidewalk or public place.
sfrew about any street or public place or place in
amy areaway In front of any house or upon the
or strewed about or place in any street or public
place or arsaway. or upon any doorstep. any plsee
sou shall drop or throw into any street or public
place any newstaper or any piece OF paper, eircu-
sEcTIoS hat no person shall set fire to or burn
npon SHy street or paphe place, or cause or con
shavinga leaves o. other refuse or sny bonAre
sEcIIos That in nlling or grading up any
street. ROAD way. path or Nacant lot with asnes or
sams IS not 10 he lima edlately paved. ana whers
the filing contains paper or other substance or
m after liable Ia blow on Upon any public street or
place, the same shaU Immediately be covered with
clean earth sand or gravel. and any corporation or
officer or servant OF q c rporation o. any otner
person negieeting or refusing % comply with the
penalties mentioned in Section Seven OF this
ordigenee. and 10 TIA penalty for a seeoud offence
for every day saeh neglect or refusal shall con
sEcTfox Tint aus psrson v~iolating or causing
or permitting or c0u-enfinz TO the Violate l. o. eny
provision o. this ordinane co shall be sloject 10 q
fms or penalty Of not e&ceedlaR five dollars for
the 1rst onenee an or tweny aolars Tor any
cHAs. !. soIERS
President.
Approved May 4. fs3l,
CkEsTES CLEVELAND.
mayor.
Passed Nav 4. 1871.
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HoBoKEN's NEW CLUB

the Granite associations Headquarters
sa-wm Open On ond
The Granite Association Of Hoboken
has completed its clubhouse and the in
terror has been fitted up in a perfect
manner, and Is the most complete that
has been put up The building is 150 by
100 feet. Its outer walls are % feet high.
Within the walls seats for $500 persons
have been erected in circus fashion At
either end Of the platform, or ring, there
is a succession OF rows Of seats that will
accommodate 1,400 In all. Close by and
surrounding the ring are 100 boxes that
have from four to eight chairs In eaen.
On either side OF the ring are seats Tor
several hreS-c mere The latter seats
are ranged III tiers, and the spectators on
the top row OF either side can see the ring
and all that Is going on as well as they
could in the first row OF the seats in the
Puritan A C Of Long Island City.
Tbo opening event will be the sparring
contest with gloves Of Jimmy Larkins Of
this city md Jimmy Hagan Of Phiiadel-
phia nsxt Monday night The Jersey
City boy, who has meet his peer in
IF / don't win ] will nave no excuse 10
offer. as / IN better condition.
The platform On which the ring mas been
pitched is ~twentv-four feet square IL is
built solidIy, and on both sides reporters
are to be seated. Behind the reporters
are the safe elevate seats n some of
boxes The boxes are located on all
sides of the ring. The membership tick
cts have been issued, and can be obtained
of Manager N. II. Boyle. They will not
be distributed on Monuay night.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09

Estate OF Hannah Mead. deceased. Mary A. val
lesu, admiaislfatTix OF hannah Mead. deceased. by
order OF the SURROGATE OF HUDSON county, dated
March y. 1891. hereby gives notice 70 the credI-
tors Of said ~dessdeas to bring in their debts. de
maiad5 aaG claims esainss ths estate of said &c
cedsnt, under oath or affirmation within niue
month"; from the date OF said order, or they will Ds
notwithstanding
MARY a. vALLEAU.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09

NoTIcE is HEREBY 1--WE THAT Il A c
N counts Of the subscriber as executor OF the last
Will and testament Of Nelson 5. HiDbisr. deceased.
viii be audited and stated by the Register OF the
Prerogatfve Court and reported for settlement 20
the ordinary on the twenty-seyeuIn day OF june
next
Dated April II. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09

Notice Is hereby given that the account Of ths
subscriber as guardian or David @. Coleman now
deeeas ed, William Gels man, Edward Coleman
and nm = Coleman. minors VIII be aaffled and
zased ~ the surroZsts OF the county Of hudson
and reported for settlement on Saturday. she slxtn
dag Of June nsxL-
Dated Msrcn q. AID. 1891.