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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

IN ihe ITNHAto count iu and Tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory ~ Utah
IN the matter Of che estate oi BENJAMIN ..
Allen. deceased.
order 90 show cause why order Ut sale OF real
tatnic shuuid not be made
Tustr O. sOUtHtH TiiE AnuiNts.
~ Iratur OF thU rttatr of benjamin '. Ailrut
urruaHed, having filed bis uuuuun Do rom,
1uly NvrInCltUfHYIug Tor nn Orrrr Of safe OF 'ho
real ctttc ui saiI 1crcucnt Tor the putrusr
llyrrlu Get fur.I, lt BE- therefore ordered ul thc
judge nf HIit court, that alI persons interested
in tue estate ul sHit deceased, appear hrfofn
the said Probate Court, on lunsini, tue go
daY OF ftpi1Wutr 1873, 10 ~ o'c uc ~ ihg
forenoon ut HaiI dHy, nt tho court room ui fAid
Probate court. 10 tto County Court House, ia
the tiir ma county OF salt l.atc. Iuh iorti
tufytiu sluW cause Why un ordcr should nor Dc
Erunlui 90 hD Hali udWiuittrniur. tu cen 20
much " Che roli estate VI the faid 1ccoaHrd &C
private sale na SHAH De necessary, anu ihHi
copy W THE Ur Ter he published at lgntt tour
tuUcrs.lyr wc.ks IN Tie hEsEllr lNtNiNn
NrWH, a uettpaptr rrinud Hnd puhlishel in
s1id ritY ami county, or written consent ~ hll
parties iHturctiud m said proceedings Too hlcu
hCrCin.
JACOB n. BLAIR Probate Judge,
dated August 10, 1873.
iWirlL Z Buunis. Atom " for Admins.
fTHTHr.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Henry Monhcim. deceased.

Estate Of Henry Monheim. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN HY THE
~ uniersiEncd, eXcCutrix OF the last Will
ana testament ~ Henry Monheim derutsod,
claims against tie said deceased, 10 cxiibtt
them with TIE necessary vourhcfa within ten
months bitter The first puuitcHuuu at this
tee. 10 tho suii y. : MUnholm. as d, West,
Olh south -tr.dt. -at t.ako city. in she county
OF -iIt Iate, Territory of Utth
Dated July iBh, 100
D.. =. MDNUEtM
tyecuidv oi the iGsi will and tcsiamcnt OF
Henry Muuhcun. deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Do the Probate Court OF shit Lake County.
Territory OF Utah,


carter woodruff MINOR
order Fixing Time and Pace 10 Hear Petition.
VutlA +. Woodruff. having dlc1 her pc
~ uuUu in the Court, praying for ihc ndup'
ton ~ said trHuk carter Woodruff, o. her
child without any limitations or conditions
whatsoever, ana having hlrd in .aid tuuri thn
sworn statements prescribed hy law, ana WI
ford Woodruff, Jr having iu writing consented
thereto.
It's hereby urlurct that hearing on aid np.
pucauon u0 held on saturday, The 2Gth dny 0f
August. ltul. nc ten Otlorf ~ tho forenoon ut
said day At the Court Room ~ said Court iu the
city and County uf salt Lake, nnd that copy
OF this order Ice published in the uEsIufr
LvTNiNu NrWs. rs newspaper published IN
said County, fNr three wtrkH before said time
OF hearing when ami whore all persons may
appear and show cause n any they have why
the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated August 2. l-,g.
ia, OB o.. BLAIR Probate Judge.
4. ID. LEWIS, Attorney Tor Petitioner,
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IN thu hhtlNf o. lNo lHiA'o OF AnurNW Nlurtft
deceased
NOTICE. T. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ liiIfn llcufo thu 0dmlnstrattlx VI
the estate oil Andrew Miner. deceased.
has rendered and presented Tor settle
mont aud NCd ln ths court Che final
account Of hcr naturalization ~ said estate.
ana YUut ON settling TO th that auid estate is
IN proper condition 10 be- closed, aud
mat portion % tho residue uf said
estate rDmHlns 90 be- distributed Go ttu
hclta of sld deceased ami ufnylng
fora nual distribution OF the estate, AMI that
HHturdHy th0 9Th day OF August i-1. 1t %
O'Clock am. Of SAID ilY. M tus courtroom of
fatt court, nt tHr county court house, tu fuid
city amt county ~ sat tuko has uocn appoint.
"a ny ~ judge OF aHld court for the settle.
iuCut ~ siii account and Tor hearing au|i
petition ipr di'ifihut0n OF said estate lt witch
time 1ud place amy persons interested iu f1ii
CaiuIr may nuuuHr aud Hhuv cause why the
tati uccount shuu q not uo approved, allowed
aud settled uui the decree nf hia. rihufuu made
ui tho residue 1i snI UHtftu tu thr heirs uf aHid
deceased o. prayed Tor in SAID petition accord.
log 90 Law
Dated August ut, lsl
b. " MLLOY, Probate Clerk
hy j. F.JADN, Deputy
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LEGAL NOTICE.

county, Territory nt tthh.
In the matter Of the Estato Of Jane Trewoek,
Deceased.
Notice " time aud place for the hearing OF
petition Tor admission 10 probate of Will.
DUnsUANr 10 An ORDER OF SAID
4 court On said matter, notice u hereby
gwen That Tuesday, the 3lnd day OF August,
a. i-9l, a. 10 o'clock aim, ~ the County
Court House iu Halt Lake titY, Utah Territory,
In thc cour, room az said court, nus been ap
pointed tho umo ami place tor the
hearing Ut d petition Of John Trowfca,
praying for the admission % pro.
hat1 OF a certain document herewith pre-
tuntod, purpuriing 90 be- the laut Will and
testament ~ Jane Trcwook docon' Cd. when
and Micro al persons iutofca I'd may appear
ana oppose The probate Of said Will. or the
granting OF letters tuftlmHntnrY 90 John
rtcwcog 40 prayed Tor lu faid petition
In witness whereof have hrrruntn got my
hHni and AnlNfd tho Henl uf said court this
pIh day Of August, A D i1
tsEALl 10 " MEiOY.
CLERK OF tho Probate Court.
ny !. D.. JACK, deputy clOft,
q. -, jack, Attorney for Petitioner
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In The probate Court In and for san taso
County, Territory Of Uah


In the matter Of tho Esiate Of william how.
man, deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT MAR
~ raret bowman, administrative OF che estate
oil William bowman, decuascd,has rendered Tor
settlement, and nled ~ ealu court, the lual ar
rouut Of her administration Of aaid patHIp and
potitlon for final distribution of tho residue 81
said estate among the pursuns emit led thereto.
and that Thursday the 10Th day ut AuauftA ~.
tsnf at 10 a M, ht tho court room Of s1Id court.
In the County Court house, salt lAkn NIff aud
County. Utah Territory, has been duly ~.
pointed hy the Judge of said court Cor tho fDt.
Element % said account ana hearing aalu prus
lion tor distribution, At Which slime ana u'sro
any puraon Interested in snid estate wHv Hp
pffr and show cause, ~ any there hr wH. aHid
account should not be settled and approved
and nnai disiriiution made 90 prayed for
Dated July 18th, lsl!
~ " NElOY.
Clerk Of the Probate Court
UyJ. = JACK Deputy
MADptLL n adams. Attorneys f0r "A
WIuiafratriN
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

nELNQuENr NOTICE. TuE NORTH
- Point o nallidatod Irrigation Company.
Location Of prucipM place ut luHluCsn, thit
ale CITY, ttah. NotIpu, There are 1olin.
quout upou the following described stock On
account OF assessment levied on the 1T day ~
June, 1898, tnc several amounts oct opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders a.
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In tho Probate Court IN and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Uf utah.
I'm the Matter OF the Estatr of George 4. smith
deceased.

III NNN MNANNN " Wv WV 80 ~ Nl. 90
deceased
lvuTtuE ~ HEREBY gtyEN THAT
N Ioicph y. smith, John iitrry smith.
CHARLES 81. smith and FiIlh b. sheet,
HufNIvnu executors HuU trustees ~
tho estate ~ George A. smith de-
copacd. nave rendered fnr settlement, and ilcd
BIZ afid rourtttcIr lnhl account uf tuUIr ndinln.
fUffatinn 0f aaid estate and petition for nual
WstrlUmttn ~ thc residue NJ a1ld estate
among tJe pcrsona Ont lod thereto, and
that Ihuradny. the 10TH day ot Aulust. A. ID
lsuI, ut DO O'Clock o.. M at tNu Uuurt room uf
fBlt rouft.in the County Court House, salt ihtu
titv and County. Utah rrfuiHu has uoru uuiy
APPOINTED uy the fudge of HIlu court tor tno
srtt.emrnt 81 said account lni hearing said
petition Tor distribution, or Which time aud
place any person interested iu slli estate may
appear sud show cause, ] any ilUft De-, why
flf account should not un settled hni lu.
moved AMI fnal diatfihutiln made ne prayed
10 s.. MIinN.
Clofk OF tH1 Probate court
tig 10 b. JNCk.
deputy.
WApprtt 4 ADAMS. AttUfu,fs for & Gate.
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U'uoMAs y. HowELLs. ruE AnMIN.
istfator % the estate OF HtniamIu
D. lowells. deceased. having fled hIs
petition herein, uuly ycrinrd, prayluF for uu
ord 90 salo of an real estate uf s1it Dc
ccd NJ. Cor the purposes therein f0t forth. 10 De-
therefore ordered by the Judge OF faId court,
that all VERSIONS interested tu the estate uf said
deceased appear before the snid Probate Court
ON 1uoadaf .thc flnd day 1f Augusta o. lsgat
10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF sad d7y. at the
court room % said Probate Court at the
county courthouse, in che city and County OF
SAT- Lake, ltth Territory. tu chow cause why
pn order should not be- grlntUito the said ad.
lniuisifatpr, tu SOL 60 much Hf the real estate
of the saId deceased at public sale 8s shall hc
necessary, aud shat copy VI this order bc
uuhlshrd a. least four successive weeks In the
DAMMIT lvtNfNU NtWs. % Newspaper print.
rl aud uuhlshel in alii city and county
Dated july ith isg
JADUH %. BLAIR.
Probate Judge
j. %. MoiLE, Attorney Tor Adminstfai1r.
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NoTtCE-TnERE AN DELINQUENT
~ ou the following descr.LUi stock on nc.
count gf usfessmcnt levied OD March 9Th. isll,
by the Board OF urUUtufs ct She sail Corpora.
ton, The several amounts fHt opposite tue
nance OF the respective shareholders, o.
fnllOYHg
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TENTH WARD LUMBER AND BUILD.
ING ASSOCIATION

Principal place ~ business no zsH east Fourth
south st7ctt. salt Latc city. Ut8h.
NOuCr or sALI on DELINQUENT trocE
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Ladies' Misses and Chdrons Underwear the various
prices below are made Of fine Muslin Cambria perfect
IN shape and finish guaranteed, mado by ookstoh
machines and only bost sowing thread used,
about cost OF material.
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lFnAl NOTICE.

10 ihe Probate court. in and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory N Utah.
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In the Probate Court. IN and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory uf Utah
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
H0BOKEN REGATTA
The Crews, Their Colors and Positions in
the Races.

The Crews, Their Colors and Positions in
the Raoss.
The Hoboken regatta Will be roweI on
Saturday next over the Gutenberg
course. The committee will hold It's
final meeting prior to the event on Fri
day night. The order In which the ere VS.
shall line mp a been arranged.i Tue
colors will be red. white and blue, and
the position of the reds will be nearest
the outside. 1The Atiantics lave q boat
open for the use of the oarsmen paftiei-
colors are: ~
SippIe aig-No.1 ], o. Alees, Rosedale !,
red; M. 2, George K. Storms. yaIeutia,
white; No. 8, .Aibsrr Heyne, Atlantic.
blue.
Senior p~air-oared gig-No. l, Atlantic,
II. g. Kudlich, w. Trsnxanip aud A.
horst, ain, red; No. 2, Active, A.
Ram. II. Kraatz and ]. Yhenas. coxs-
wain. white.
Junior pair-oarsd gig-No. l. Active. G.
Troescher, b. Adams aud W. Buehle,
coxswaiu. red: No. 2. ATLANTIC, Edward
Hasselman, Charles F. Pulls and Paul
Bever, .coxswafu, white: Nc. 8. VaieDun,
Charles Ording. Oscar Brown and John
Gerks, Coxswain. blue.
( D0uble xcull, No. 1 Atlantic-Al
Heyne, II. G. Kudlich aud M. Apal,
clxswain reds: No. 2 Rosed&ie, Charles A.
Eptrup. G. Rosanbanm and Geo. Ferns,
coxs vain white.
Junior four oar ed barge, Me- Atlantic
&c. Ostrander. E.. Reimansehusider, w.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
TURN OF The wREEIA

A RIg Bicycle Meeting to Bs Hsld At
The first annual race meeting OF the
Metropolitan Association Of Cycling
Clubs. which will be held in Waverly on
September 16. promises to be- most sue
csssful affair In every respect. Ths
members of the committee having charge
Of the meet are all old hands at the bust
ness. AND they are now devettng al their
tiup and Energies to maze .ita success .
THU meet ls the New York City Inter
national, u as q suitable track could
not be secured In New York the date WAS
transferred to Wavsrly. The track there
Ii q half-miis one, and 10 said to be the
fastest in New York or New Jersey.
The list Of events On the programme IL
as Yellowstone mile movies. two mile
handicap, ous mils International tnvlta-
ton, half mile scratch, Que mile scratch
(for men who ave never beaten 2fn. S0s.},
one mile handicap (Iimit 125 yards). dvs
mile handicap. High grade bicycles are
offered for first prizes in six events and
diamonds for prizes In tue Invitation
RAGS. Entries close September Q. with
Fred, Hswlsy. No. 40 Gold street. New
York.
The Hillside Whsslmsn viii have q
Festival st Pohlmann's on Wednesday.
~Septsruber IS.
a meeting OF the Cycle dealers OF Nav
York and Brooklyn will be held at the
Hotel P3merey tonight TO arrange the
offs Face meet. It is purpossd TO
several novelties In che eveuts,
which will Include a raca for the lstter
carriers, policemen, militia. flremen aud
Rctera, besiues she usual races.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE of
the Board Of street and Water Commissioners on
Monday, September II. 1873. at IL; O'clock A M,
DUNCAN AVENUE,
the HUDSON County Public Road IN accordance
with plans and specifications on fle in the ofice
and Mercer street, where blank forms Oh bids and
agreement Of sureties must be Obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About $500 cubic yards OF earth excavation,
About sv cubic yards Of Sane o. gravel hllinG
About $50 square yards OF esone paving,
About 1000 iineai feeI Of new curb stone.
About $50 square feet OF bridge stone.
ASogs !: 3 i ifnsaf f sssa of y ns ssss eSrS stone.
About 100 square fsss Of reIsid bridge stone.
About 36 lineal fest OF crtpoihG.
4nDes allowed fos the compietiiSSnau Of he work,
eighty 1907 wortinR days.
The making OF the above improvement ana
tho remembrance Of she owners ofipropersy liable
10 more than one half the assessment therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
avenue, = directed to .E.A pugan Esq, Chairman OF
Committee on Streets and sewers" and handed to
esi sr in the ordss Of business sSin I rsiasin wns 70
No city ohciai win DO accepted as surety. nor
Tho attention OF bidders Is especially called to
terms ssss hereof 20 opatrsc. sAsli % ,Ssinaips. upon
bondsInen offered BY the contractor have been
approved az TO suniciency by this Board, and a.
eS s sSiM Board % spe h SsVyfinnstpses'wSsa r Y 70 sssm IN r sss pro.
s. order OF Jae board Of Street and wster Com.
aEoRaE :. sougos:.
Dases ysrssy CITY, august - lssa.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23

Dem, Fla as . substitute tor tho min.
GRITTY bill Of the Finance COMMITTEES (pro.
posed rrinage OF 20 " 1.
The eub>titute prop0se~ n cpmWtssion
OF three citizens Of the Uniled States to
ascertain aud report before January.
1894. the intrinsic relative value OF geld
and silver, and that gu tnar report the
Secretary of the Treasury shall fx aud
determine the ratio.
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE,
Tbs Com IA ittes on Ways aud Means
held their frat meeting this morning, all
the members being present. ChatSinan
Wilson was authorized 20 appoint the
various sub-committens. and tho usual
clerks and other employees at
his pleasure q administer the
oath Of ofics to them. Tuesdays
ana Fridays were ixed up0n az regular
meeting days. In order TO preserva tha
room for the uses OF the committee Ms far
as possible, 1t was ordered b admit
tnnce to the room be restricted TO mem
bers and employees and persons accom-
panied by mem bers.
Before sadjournipg Chairman Wilson
the members 10 consider Ia the
Interim before the next meeting q pfau OF
for the committee In Its work:
or not hearing shall be given
persons intsrssted'in the tariff, how and
when q bill shall be reported. etc., with a
view 10 deciding UPON q policy ~ the
next meeting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
ATHLETIC ARENA.

Day Getting In Form and Confident of
Winning.
The four mia scratch race that 10 to
be held At Bergen Point, on Labor Day.
viii be q regular championship event.
the two rivals. Day, the American, and
Connsf. the Irishmsn, will light Is ont,
Connect is more than anxious to SETTLE
things with Champlon Day. for tbs pad
beating he gass him last c~hsmpionshlp
day. Among the ethsis who Will start
are Ernie Hisrtbsrg. the TIVE mtls
champion Of Canada; w. Huater, Of ths
New haven A. T.; T. ]. Vogsllus. OF tails
cits, and Georcs Hoilandsr OF che Pas
times.
Ensries for the New Jerasy A. G..
games, that ara to be held September 4.
will close on Monday with James K.
Snilivau, 21 Broadway. The events are
as follows: 100 yards run, handisap; 900
yards hurdle. hahdtcas; ! mills walk.
handicap; 4 mile run. scratch. Invitation
taea: I nile run, handicap: $50 yards ruu,
handicap; running broad jump, handi-
esp; $50 yaras run. handicap. Hardseus
dis r~pedals-gold, silver aud bronze
will DO given to irst, second sad third in
each event; aad the bIoyeie events are
mite bIcycle RAGS, handicap: Q mile
bicycle race, Handicap.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
GEISsENHAINER HAS 4 SPEECH.
He 10 Doubtful About Delivering It
Messenger from Patterson.

He 10 Doubtful About Delivering It
Messenger from Patsrson.
Special to The jersey CitH Means.
WASHINGTON, D. g. Aug. 80. 1893. Rep
resentatiys G~eissenhainer was walking
around the House yesterday with q roll
Of typewriter manuscripts bulglng out
Of his pocket. IL wa q speech which he
thinks he will deliver on tho financial
question because he has some views
which have not yet bseu advanced by any
OF the speakers. Az The same time Mr..
Geisseuheimer is tu recetpt of so many
letters from his district tslliug him to
vote and not TO talk that he ID very
dubious even about occupying i've or tan
minutes.
Representative Gardner has also placed
his name on the Speakers list. but does
not know whether ha Will get a chance TO
have his speech priuted for circulation
among his constituents.
John NJ. Courtake Of Paterson was,
yesterday, sworn Ia . O. messe ger on
tho Ssnats side. This 10 ~ appolntuaut
Of Ssnutor Mcpherson, NJ the request OF
Representative Cadmus.
IL was expected that Docrkeeper Huft
would appoint tive employees of the
House today on the recommendation OF
MsssrA. Cadmus aud Corutsh, u hs
said that the appointments would not be
made for son:e time.
George II. Parker Of Woodbury., was
In the city yesterday and listened from
the Senate gallery 70 Senator Voorhees,
speech.
A number of the members OF the New
Jersey delegation held al Informal COP
fsrencs yesterday a~frerneau. They dis
cusssd the Public Partnership and agreed
TO give a complimentary support 10 Mr..
w. s. McKean. They also hRd some
talk regarding prospective federal sp-
pointments in the State. q adjourned
without taking definits acttou.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
Dated Jersey city. Angus. is. 1898.
AUGMENTATION NOVICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Of N Saas, 4 isi asr spSli s.si5a wat Mss on %a sSs !. sys sns Bs aas
Of Street and Wat-r Commissioners by Jacob
schmidt and '' ssTs fss se' s sRRsSysnsn' Of
between Central avenue and Pierce avenue. in the
70 navs the street Tor TIE Il Width thereof,
graded 10 the established grade by excavating or
40 ( have : rs%' 5 i inch curb set ss On either side
r. have the prsssn. curb reset and nsw 20 inch
10 nave the essrisss way paved with Belgian
Il nave new 6ridge-stoas arosswalks laid where
laid and new bridss-ssons lad Where neesssary.
And all other work Gene that may DO necessary
complete the improysmsnsia : good and substan-
Notice Is ALSO given that on the 18th day OF Aug.
with the Board of ssre,t and Water Com mission
erty VIII gsroDa0ly Oss asasssssd ana he probable
Of ffontsge for the sad improvement and the
sioe 81 7 t Sew yi SRsn Il e ss ssb BOsr aas y sslss. s and nv %as or
And notice Is also given that the following
are included in said assessment, namely
Patterson street from Central avenue to Pierce
Central avenue on the north side from Paterson
street about TWENTY-FIVE feet east by twenty-five
Summit avenue on tbs south side from Paterson
And that the eighteenth day OF September, 1893.
at IL O'Clock A. III. and the meeting room OF the
When ana where the Board Of Street and
ii remons.s aass. against he sad i@sSovsmsa
GEt. 4. BoGToN.
Dated, Jersey city, Aug. IS, 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
DEAD In 4 CEMETERY.

NEwTowN. L. L, Aug. 90, 1e93.-Ths
body Of an unknown man was found IN
Hulsc's WOODS ia the rear OF Lutheran
Cemetcry. Middle Village. last night, By
some boys who were playing M the
woods. The body was badly decompossd,
the hesh being entirely OF the head.
The mar was abont ave feet drs fnches
10 height int was dressed In = light
checked coat, black cambria shirt with
white stripes, dark trousers and Raiter
shoes. In bis pocket were found 3 pack
age Of cigarstte cards neatly done up.
several hAndkerchiefs. q bunch Of keys
anda number OF cartridges. In hts hin
pocket was found . loaded 32-cAlibre
revolver. DR.. A. G. Combss OF Newton
examiued the body. but 1t was too badly
decompossd for him TO ascertain the
csuse Of death.
Coroner Brandon took charge of the
remains and had than removed to
Skeletons Morgus In Newton village.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-23
JERSEYS BEST LIGHTWEIGHT.
Demands = Five Thousand Dollar Purse
to Fight Ernest

Demands = Five Thousand Dollar Purse
to Fight Ernest
The hackers of Austin Gibbons OF Pat
erson aud Billy Ernest met yesterday TO
arrange a match for 81. 900 4 side and 3
purse. Judge Newton of the Censy
Island Club offered purse OF $500 II
they would fight between September II
and 90.
Jim Gibbons. on bshalf Of his brother,
stated that Austin would not fight for
less thar q S., 200 purse. Ernest Mss will
ing to make match for $1,000 q side aud
the largest parss offered by the Co0sy
Islaud, Columbian or Olympic athletic
clubs. the Coney Island Club preferred.
In answer to this Jim Gibbons said that
ne had no objection to having tbs match
occur at the Coney Island Club. but as
bis brother did not have to fignr for a
living. he should not meet ANY man for q
less amount than s.. 900.
Judge Newton wss then asked whether
he would increase his offer and he replied
that he would not. Gibbons and Ernest
finally wired to the Columbian aud
olympic ciu0s asking what sized purse
they would offer, stipulatipg that no less
imam IS, 900 would be ~ncceptsbla.