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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
POOR JOHN WHATS-HIS-NAME.
He Wants To Be Naturalized But There
Is a Hitch in tue Record.

He Wants To Be Naturalized But There
is a Hitch in tue Record.
John Fielding of Hoboken today a I
piled to Judge Hoffman, for his second
papers of naturalization. They were not
granted. The reason for this was not be.
cause the Court was unwilling to make a
citizen out OF John, but the applicant WAS
tho victim of a very natural mistake on
the part of a clerk In the County Clerks
Office who had issued him his first papers
a number of years ago.
Fielding was a native of Germany. and
a baker in that country. When u man is
asked what his name is in court, he not
only gives it, but also his occupation,
When Fielding applied in the County
Clerks office for his first papers the ques-
tion was asked:-
what is your name?v
The answer was:-'sJohn Fielding,
baktr.n
The clerk thought the would-be citizen
said mis- uamew was John Fielijng Baker,
and so TecOrcet him and issued the paper.
When ~ was presented TO Judge Huff.
man tuiay by the applicant FOR secoao
papers. tae man saul his name was
Fielding. The Judge looked at the
psper aud found it Baker. When Judge
HoH slanp ioid Fielding tnat by the uaper
he v a. Baker. FIeluing repliellinnoceuti til
that he was aware of that, he had Letn d
baker for iaany years. The Judge then
informed the man of the mistake Eilat had
been nude aud advised him to ask the
Chahceilbr. for leave TO have the paper
corrected, nnder the aw it cannot be
done otherwise.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25

They Accept tho Records Made by
Misunderstanding Rules Amended.
The National Racing Board Of the
League of American Wheelmen, which
has been in session in Chicago, has con-
cluded its deliberations. 1t decided that
the records made by w. w. Wfnnie of
Massachusetts for the one mile flying
start made in BOP 3-5 against time u the
one mile standing start OF POS 3 5, to-
gether with his two miles IN 4:2S 3 5, the
flying half mile In 81 As seconds. anu the
five mile record in ll:4l be accepted MS
official by the Board.
John S. JohusOn's record of 1856 3-5 for
one mile, made over the k~lte-shHped track
at Independence, Iowa, paced by II run
ming horse with a screen, was returned
because the application was not made In
conformity with the rules. IL was the
sentiment of the Board that when the ap-
plicatipn is brought before IL in proper
shape it will be accepted as a special rec
ord in a class by itself.S
The Board also considered a number of
revisions in the racing rules looking to
the more thorough control of cycle racing
for next year. a joint meeting of the
Executive Committee and the Raciug
Board was held for the purpose OF coz
sidering the question of the International
championship. 1t was decided that the
championship race would undoubtedly
be held in Chicago.
A match has not been arranged between
Sanger and Zimmerman. Tne friends of
the former wanted the men to rGc. for a
81, 600 trophy. each side to nut up $500.
This was not sasisfactory-to Zimmerman.
He was willing to race il tbs western ele-
ment would make 1t an object,
Zimmerman, Tyler. Smith, Banker and
other cracks were in Chicago while tha
League was in session. They left for
home last night.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
MCPHERSON ON WERTS.
The Senior S enator Makes an Eloquent
Speech at Morristown.

The Senior S enator Makes an Eloquen'
Speech at Morristown.
Special 10 the JERSEY City Negs.
MoRRIsTowN. Oct. 25. 1S92.-The large
hall, known ms Lyceum Hall in this place
was crowded to ov erflowing last evening
with citizens who turned out to hear
Senator John f. Mcpherson speak upon
the issues of the campaign. In the u
dience were many ladies VINO took a deep
interest in the speeches. Senator Nc
Pherson, in beginning, paid a warm
tribute to the candidate for Governor.
Judge Werts," he said, represents all
that is good aud interchangeable. His
record in the Assembly and Senate proves
that he considers public Office a public
trust, n l declare truthfully that I
have never yet known him to be faithless
to a public trust"
question. He said $3.50, 100000 were paid
every year in pensions ana declared that
while these pensioners live that amount
would not be abated one cent. no matter
which party was in power. The Mckin-
ley bill be handled mercilessly. The
trust received received It's share of crit
icism. Iron and steel, tin plate and wool
were handled with great minutenesS
The Senator produced samples of woollen
goods, cashmeres. silesia Innings. etc, aud
compared the custom duty before aud
after the passage of the Mckinley bill,
the increase being from so to $50 per
cent. He declared that since the passage
of the bill he wages of labor had steadily
decreased. Referring TO steal rails.
the Senator declared the labor OF
manufacturing steel rails, from
the taxing of the ore from the earth fc
the finish, cost twenty-seven cents Eel
ton, and these manufacturers received q
protection Of $13 per ton to protect the
twenty-seven cents paid for labor.
Protection he declared has become
monopoly. For years the protectionist
has eeen asking for more aud more. Not
satisfied with the II per cent. inaugur-
ated by Washington. they must have an
increase. They GO to Congress- and de-
mand so and 60 per cent. The II per cent
granted by Washington was approved by
Jefferson and jackson. and made a great
State issue by Henry Clay.
Great applause followed each telling
point made by the Senator.
The speech is considered one of the best
ever delivered On the tariff question in
Morrlstowp. Senator MCPHERSON de.
mands a Government policy which will
give justice and equal rights to all.
In closing, the Senator strongly urged
that Morris county roll up a splendid
majority for those tried and trusted
leaders, Grover Cleveland n George T.
Werts.
Thomas J. O'Brieu, candidate for AS.
sembly, followed in an able address. MIR.
O'Brien is the su cessor OF Judge Werts
IN his law practice In Morris County. aud
although a young man, is a good speaker
aud lawyer. Elias ~. Drake, candidate
for Senator, was the last speaker. He
urged the necessity of the election of the
entire Democratic ticket.
At the conclusion of Senator McPher.
sons address, resolutions of sympathy for
President Harrison in the serious con-
dition Of his wife were passed.
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VERDICT AGAINST THE READING.

TRENTON, Oct. Is. 1S92.-The Phoenix
lron Company won a verdict against the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad yes.
terday for delay in delivery Of architec-
tural iron to the Northwestern Seal Rock
Lighthouse, which was erected near San
Francisco In October, 1890. the Govern
nient gave Il contract TO the Phoenix
Comppffy for the erection of the light
house.
The company contracted with the Phil
aQelphia and Reading Railroad 10 carry
the Iron TO the Pacific Coast. Shipment
q made June Is. The iron should have
reached its destination by June 2G,. 1891.
butt did not get there until July Il BE-
fore IL could be released The Pbnuix had
70 ray &7sS. 46 additional freight, aud $40 4
day betAnse OF hon-fulfllment of con-
tract. Suit was brought to recover The
excrssive freight n aamare. The snit
has BEEN pending for three days. The
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
GUN AND TARGET.

The Animal Prizs shoot of h Hudson
r, C. Begins Tonight.
The fourth annual prize shoot of the
Hudson Rifle Club will open tonight and
ciese on Thursday evening. The marks
men will shoot from seven o'clock until
midnight. The German Ring target IL
open to all. and no res trictions as to the
rifle, il it is of % calibre. There ere
twelve prizes. No competitor can win
more thar one. The highest prize is S2s
and the lowest, one dollar. The members
will compete in the target of honor. The
first prize will he the champions medal.
The clubs range is at No. 5 >Giles avenue
A committee will be at the Marion depot
from seven to eight o'clock to receive Wis
ting rihemen. The shooting COMMITTEES
consists of Henry l.. Hansen, Captain;
Charles E. Bird. Secretary; Thomas A.
Reynolds, Henry Boddey and John Reb-
han.
The Excelsior Rifle Club will have its
regular weekly shoot for club medals this
eV6nfug.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioners on
Monday, November 2, 1884,, at 10 pollock A. NJ. for
SEVENTEENTH STREET
from the west side of Henderson street to the east
side OF Jersey avenue, In accordance with specifica-
tons on file In the office OF the Chief Engineer, cor
blank forms of bid and agreement OF sureties must
be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About y, 900 cubic yards of earth filling.
About 500 cubic yards of sand or gravel fiIIin1.
About 100 square yards of stone paving.
About 1850 lineal feet OF new curb stone.
About 900 square feet Of new bridge stone.
About 10000 square feet of new tagging.
About 90 square yards of repaving.
About 125 lineai feet of reset curb stone.
About 80 square feet of relaid bridge stone.
About 400 square feet Of relaid hagging.
Time allowed for the completion OF the WORK
One hundred ard fifty u50) working DAYS.
the making OF the above improvementand award
or the contract therefor will be subject to the re-
monstrance of the owners OF the property liable TO
more than one-half the assessment therefor,
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes.
ENDORSED Proposals for Improvement OF Seven
Chairman OF Committee on Streets, Sewers and
Lighting and handed to the CLERK OF the Board IN
ness relating to sealed proposals.
NO city omc1al Will be acc pied as surety nor win
a substitution of sureties be allowed.
the attention of bidders l. especially called to
Section q Chapter ~. Laws OF 1891, under the terms
whereof no contract shall be binding upon the city
Or become eifeetive or operative until the bonds
men cIeTed by the contractor have been approved
President of this Board having power to examine
the proposed bpndsmen under oath.
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners.
GEORGE T. BouToN.
Dated Jersey City. October 20, 1892
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
CORPORATION T


Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of
and Chief Engineer, filed in the ONCE of the Clerk
their preliminary assessment map and report for
OPENING OF BALDWIN AVENUE.
80 feet wide, from Academy street to Church
street. ana the same is now open to public inspec-
The land TO be taken forsaid Improvement may
be described as follows:
envy street. where the centre Ilne of Bald win ave
w W9s GG9i along ansI sne so u RlS si I of A sas0asa; t s1sess
1916 rect thence southeriy and parallel with said
CEurch street. III nee easterly along the north side
of church street 5l.2 feet thence northerly ana
win avenue heretofore mentioned, 10 Academy
street. thence westerly along the south side of
Academy street 70 The point or place Of begin
The land to bs assessed for said Improvement
may be described as follows:
AVENUE
from Wescott avenue to Church street, and from
Academy street to q point about S4 feet north of
MONTGOMERY STREET.
from Baldwin avenue about 1852 feet east and 26.g
feet west
from Baldwin avenue about l60.0s feet east and
WAYNE STREET,
from Gray street to a point about 400 feet west
thereof.
ION the west side from CHURCH street to a point
SO0u' ii~'0 is'' WIZ WHOM 4 s Mases r'fee''
from the east side Of Gray street to a point about
$50. feet west thereof.
STREET,
from Gray street to a point about 1851 feet west of
Baldwin avenue.
NEWKIRK STREET,
from Baldwin avenue to a point about 249.67 feet
west thereof.
HIGH STREET,
from Baldwin avenue to a point about 2iL.5 feet
west thereof.
And THAT the twenty; first day of November, 1879,
g. 10 9cIoek A. ~, and the meeting room OF the
hereby 4xed as the time and place when and
where the Hoard OF Street and Water Commits
sioners will meet to hear and consider any objec-
tons to said report or to the improvement that
may be presented In writing.
By order of the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners.
GEO. 7. BoUToN,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25

MASTERS SALE IN CHANoERY OF NEW
Between the paulus Hook Building and Loan
Association. complainant, and Michael ]. Martin ct
ais, defendants.
On bili to foreclose and Fieri Facias for sale of
mortgaged premises.
ketarnable October term, 1892,
William q. f. see. solicitor.
By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, l, James +. Norrhrop. Master In
Cnancery or New Jersey shall sell at public ven
que to the highest bidder. on Thursday. the twenty
seventh day of October eighteen hundred and
ninety two, at two O'Clock in the afternoon. at
tne ChanceIors Chambers, No. l, Exchange Place,
Jersey lily, New Jersey, uop floor, take eleyator}
with the appurtencnces, being the sam de-
All that certain lot OF Land and premises
situate, lying and being in the city Of ] ersey City,
in the County OF Hudson and State or New Jersey
IN block number one hundred and seven (iO9 as
laid down on Map Of Aharsimus by Joseph I, Man.
gin, filed IN 1904, said Lot being now known as Lot
! number sixteen do in block number cpe hundred
and seventy nine (Ig and is particularly de-
scribed as folows--
BEGINNING at a point in tire northerly line Of
Seventh street, distant one hundred OOO) feet
easserly from Henderson street, and running
thence ~ northerIy parallel with Henderson
street one hundred liG0l feet; thence ca easterly
parallel with seventh street twenty-five as feet;
thence CD ~southerly parallel with Henderson
street one hundred GOD feet TO Seventh sire ct.
and thence "a westerly along the nortnerly line
or place OF beginning.
Being. the same premises conveyed to said
Michael J. Martin by edward Cullen, Executor. &c,
OF Inonlas Martin. deceased, by deed dated July
lxth, 1851, and recorded in Hudson County Regis.
ter's office, in Book S46 OF Deeds. page IA, etc.
4t',e JANIS +. NOkTAROP.
Master In Chaucery Of New Jersey,
Dated September 2Ith, 1892, Gih.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER.

The Gran'i Jury today presented In
Nictmepts for murder against threei men.
They were Kennle Hayuor. who killed
HIS wife and Captain Michael Adams On
Serlember Z, near the Hoboken LIne
and OF a pier; Joseph Loupsffe.
the 1ta liam who suot EpzGioljo
on Fourth street on september 25y ana
William Glveus of Bayopne, who sp.bbed
10 death Patrick Ware uu September 3.
There were seventeen other Indictments
preseptsd 10 the Cou;t, but theg were
not important.
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JOHN BOYD.
Clerk.
NOTICE TO

NOAASH ~ &NANAOR~
Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE of
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioners on
Moaday.. November !, 1885,. at ten O'Clock a. NJ, for
the making aud completion OF q sewer in
VIRGINIA AVENUE
from Jackson avenue TO Bergen avenue, In accord :
anoe Win psans and specifications ou file IN the
nue. aud Mercer street, whore blank forms OF bid
ana agreement must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES..
ABOUT l,OSO Ineal feet of u inch brick sewer.
About 2 new receiving basins
40 ut W cubic yards of concrete.
ABOUT sy0 cubic yards OF rock excavation.
Time allowed FOR the completion Of the work,
seventv -hve C15l wOrklH g days.
The making OF the above improvement and
award or the contract therefor will be subject to
the remonstra nee OF the owners OF the property
for.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
nue., directed to ,E. A Dugan. Esq, Chairman OF
ommitt on Streets. Sewers and Lighting" and
handed TO the Clerk OF the Board in open meeting
when called for in the order Of business relating to
sealed proposals,
No city Official will be accepted as surety, nor Will
q substitution OF sureIies be allowed.
The attention of bidders is especially called to
section 2, Chapter 134, Laws OF 1891, under thS
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upoA
the city or become effective or operative until the
Dondsmen offered by the contractor have been an.
proved by this Board and the Corporation Counsel.
the President OF this Board having power TO exs
anime the proposed bondsm. n under oath.
missioneis.
GRO. 7, BouroS,
Dated Jersey City October 20. 1889.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
Cavanagh of the Autocrats is going to
Europe. He will sail In q few days,
BEAT THE BIG FIVE.

The Team of the Afternoon Class or
by Ninety Pins.
The Big Five Of the Jersey City A. G.
had It's wings clipped by the star per-
formers of the Afternoon Glass. The
game drew a big crowd and they rooted
the Afternoon boys. The Big Five rather
enjoyed the defeat. The Afternoon boys,
although they had only contracted to
play one game, bowled q second one
which the Big Five won. The match
game was won by ninety pins. The score
was Afternoon team. 846; Big Five, 756.
Iu the second game The Big Five had a
narrow margin; they won by only nine
ternoon team, $50.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
pairn Sotes

George Kyle, Of Fanwood, was renomi-
mated for Assembly by the Republican
convention of the Third district OF Union
county.
The Second District Assembly Republi-
can Convention met SATURDAY. night and
nominated Daniel WnitIock, Of New
BrunsHick, for Assembly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Il. 1892.

at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at a
place within their Election Districts.
to be designated by a majority Of the
Board, and organize by electing a
Chairman; when.organized, the Board
shall proceed at once to ascertain by
actual inquiry: at every dwelling or
habitation, or the head of every fam
lily, the MINES and residences of all
legal voters within their district, and
shall enter them in a book; they shall
continue the enumeration from day
to day, and shall complete the same
on or before the following Friday.
The Board shall also meet on Tues.
day, October 18th, 1892, together
with the Registry or Poll Clerks at
the place where the next Election in
their districts will be held, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, and remain in session
until nine o'clock P. NJ.
ON TUESDAY preceding the cleo
ton November 1st, 1899 the Boards
shall meet and remain in session from
one o'clock to nine o'clock 2. NJ, for
the purpose of revising ana correcting
the registry.
County Clerks Office, Oct. i, 1892.
DENNIS MCLAUGHLIN,
COUNTY CLERK.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
Master In Chaucery Of New Jersey.
Dated September 9th, 1892. sis.

A1 ASTER,S SALE CHANCEKY OF NEW
Between the Pauius Hook Building and loan
Association. complainant and Michael j. Martin
ON bill TO foreclose and heri facias for sale OF
mortgaged premises
Returnable october Term, 1891.
William G. E. see. solicitor.
By virtue OF the above stated writ. to me directed
and delivered / James T. lEorthrop, Master in
Cue. to the highest bidder. on thurs
day, the twenty seventh day of DC
two O'Clock In the afternoon, at Tt they chan,ee =
ors Chambers. No. | Exchange Place. Jersey City,
lowing described land and promises. With he an.
puTtenancss. being the same described in said
premises situate in Jersey City, Hudson County.
New JERSEY. and described as follows:
Montgomery street distant twenty-nine feet eight
inches co 81 westerly from the corner formed by
gomery street. with The westerly line Of Brunswick
street, said point being In line with the centre line
hereby conveyed and partly on the premises neSs
adjoining easteriy thereto, and running thence
along said centre line aftytwo 15S feet to the
rear ,t END d., q said wall; thence @ westerly
END Of said wal, four (j inches to the easteriy
liz ,s OF p spy conveyed by Howeth to Martin
erly along said %easterly line and ut right angles to
o aUp handsedtS Ssre es 81 t ,ioe5 fess more aed Or t iess 70 9Ss
Tsar me or properly conveyed as aforesaid by
WITH WHhf Mon t. %erslh street sses' sw "a M fsss tsn D inohss
(sf lG'9 to a point in line with the centre line Of a
party wall standing partly on The
premises hereby conveyed and partly on
the premises next adjoining westerly
thereto; thence () southerly at right angles 10
Montgomery street to. along and beyond said CEN
ire Hue seventy four and thirty-four one nun
montgomery street and thence % easterly along
said northeriy line of MONTGOMERY street twenty
ming.
Being, the same premises convey ed to said
@icnael j.; martin by three several deeds, viz:
One by William Howeth and wife dated July 8,
slsSs. ana recorded in Book 406 Of Deeds, page
u. &c; one by the estate of Herman D. Schrode r
dated February u. 1885,, and recorded in Book 44
OF Deeds, page SS9. SO. ana one by the heirs al law
OF Cainarine sheeran, dated August q, 1856 and re.
corded in Book Az Of Deeds, page IL SC.
Dated September q, 1879.
JAMES P. N~oRTHRoP,
81. Master in Ohancery of New Jersey.
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A MEXICAN DRIER COMPANY.

A special meeting of the St cknolders Of the
American Drier Compa ~ viii be held at the ONCE
Of the eompnny y. No. 76 Montgomery street, Jersey
Glty. New Jersey, on Wednesday. November il,
1892, at two o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur.
pose Of voting upon a proposed license to Tue
standard Dry Kiln Company, OF Louisville, Ken
lucky. To m anuf acture and sell dry kiln appar tus
Under patents owned and controlled by this com
pany
Dated October 2a. 1892.
WIN. E. COOPER, Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
Strikes, Spares and Breaks.

The Empires will bowl tonight at
Henu's alleys.
Twelve dollars was paid for the priv.
Nege Of throwing the first ball on the
Catholic clubs alleys last night Mr..
Lynch paid it. It was a good Investment
as a prize was offered for tile first strike
MADE HIS ball took down all the Plus,
The Bowling Committee OF the Jersey
City A. G. Will 60 to New York odd 10
purchase one or Rogers's gfouDs as the
pidze for The lest INDIVIDUAL score. VII
ham Speer now leads for the honor with
3 total of 227.
Messrs. McNamee and Cobb have
ialuea the Autocrats.
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ATHLETIC BOWLING LEAGUE.

It Had . Meeting Last Night and
ranged the Sc hedu1e.
A meeting of the Athletic BOWL
League was held last night. and the
lowing schedule was adopted
Nov. 8. North End at New York.
Nov. 2, Montclair at Orange.
Nov. ]. Manhattan at Jersey City.
Nov. 2, Elizabeth at Rosevilie.
Nov. IL, Manhattan al Elizabeth.
Nov. 10, New York at Moptclair.
Nov. 10, Jersey City at Roseville. )
Nov. 8, North End at Orange.
Nov. IL, MontcIair at Manhattan.
Nov. IL. Elizabeth at New York,
Nov. 10, Roseville at Jersey City.
Nov. II, Orange at North End.
Nov. "a, New York al Manhattan.
Nov. @, North End at Jersey City.
NOV. 20. Elizabeth at M0ntclair.
Nov. %. Orange at Roseville.
Dec. l. Manhattan at Roseyille.
Dec. /. New York at Elizabeth.
Dec. 2. Jersey City at Orange.
Dec. 2, North End at Montclafr.
Dec. Z. Montclair at North End.
Dec. Z, Elizabeth at Jersey City.
Dec. 8, Roseville at Manhattan.
Dec. s. Orange at New York.
Dec. IL, New York at1Jersey City.
Dec. Is. North End at Manhattan.
Dec. IL, Reseville at Montclair.
Dec. 10. Orange at Elizabeth,
Dec. 20. Manhattan at Orange.
Dec. q, New York at Roseyille.
Dec. 19. Jersey City at Montcia.r.
Dee. 90, North End at Elizabeth.
Jan. 3, Montclair at Jersey City.
Jan. 8, Elizabeth at North End.
Jan. 5, Roseville at New York.
Jan. 5. Orange at Manhattan.
Jan. IL. Manhattan It North End.
Jan. 10 Jersey City at New York.
Jan. II, Montclair at Roseville.
jap. IL. Elizabeth at Orange.
Jan. Is, Manhattan at Montclair.
Jan. 10. New York at Orange.
Jan. l6, Jersey City at Elizabeth.
Jan. 10. North End at RosevilIe.
Jan 26, Elizabeth at Manhattan,
a 70. Montclair at New York.
. Jan. %. Orange at Jersey City.
ian. 25. Roseiie at North End.
4 Feb. 2, Jersey al Manhattan.
Feb 2. New York at North End.
Feb. 8, Jersey at North End.
4 Web. 2. Roseville at Elizabeth.
Fsb. 8, Manhattan at New YORK.
Beb, 8. Moniclair at Elisabeth.
Ieb.lS. Roseville at Orange.
Feb. 9, Orange at Montclair.
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Autocrats Bowled

The Autocrats bowled at Muller's al
legs last night. They had a series of team
contests with the following RESULT