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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

pro isicns OF an act OF the Legislature OF New Jsr-
sey. passed March S0th. 1856 entitled
IAN Act concerning tho settlement ana collection
OF arrearRges OF unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rates or water rents In cities OF this
mepr and lien In lieu and instead Of such
orrearages, and to enforce the payment Their =
or and 10 provide for the sale OF Iapdn sub
1ected 10 future taxation and assessment"
AND the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest In said land and real
estate, ana unless the said land and real estate
snail be redeemed, as provided In said acts, before
the expiration of six months from and after the
service hereof. a deed for the same will be stven
con veytng to The Mayor and Aldermen or Jersey
CITY the fec sim pieof said land and real estate &C.
cording to the provisions OF the said act
Dated Jersey Cu8lH. J,AuRust is, 1898
The MAYOR R1ADEkMEN OF JERSEY CITY.
sS5i's HAUBEN SIMPSON
t nre Acting Mayor.
SEAL Attest: JOHN e.. SCOTT,
49, City Clerk. ?
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no WILLIAM T, CHAMPION, MRS. WILLIAM s.
hampton and the heirs and devisees of said
William 7. Champion IL deceased. Alfrederick &.
Hatch aud horace II H. Chtttenden, assignee.
You are hereby notified that at q public sale
made by the City Collector o. Jersey City, on the
goth day OF April. 1892, The Mayor and Aldermen OF
Jersey CITY purchased for the snm Of thirty SIX
dollars and seventy six cents ALL the land and
reai estate situate in Jersey City, in the oanty Of
Hoadley avenue. which Is laid down and designated
as lot hfty- (5D in block number, six hundred
and twenty two 1929 upon on assessment map
annexed to- report number sixty nine (ey) made
by the Commissioner OF Adjustment appointed
County or Hudson, q certified copy OF which report
and map was fled Ia the Office OF the CITY Collector
or Jersey CITY, on the l4th day OF April. 1891, said
report and map and said sale being made pursuant
New Jersey. passed March 10Th. 1856, en- Itled:-
Al Act concerning the settlement and coliectioa
OF arrearaj es OF unpaid taxes. asseSsrn en- Is aud
WAgef rates or water rents In cities of this state,
anu imposing and levytng a tax, a sess u ent
and lien In lieu and Instead Of such arrearages,
vide for the sale OF lands subjected 10 future
taxation and assessm ent.n
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an STATE or interest In said land and reas
estate, and unless the said land and real estate
the expirstton Of six months from ant after the
service hereof q deed for the same will be given
conveying to The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
City the Zee simple or said land and real estate
according to the provisions OF ths said acc.
THE MAYOR n ALDERMEss OF JERSEY CITY.
REUBRs SIMPSON,
(l Acting Mayor.
3sEh Attest: jobs Il. SCoTr,
fenla M y71ol
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LEGAL NOTICES.

purhu mt TO the lr0sisi0ns Of an act OF the Legs
titled:-
Ar act concerning the settlement aud collection
OF arrearages OF unpaid taxes assessments and
water ra'es or water rents in cities OF this gate.
and imposing aud Laying . tax. assessment and
lien In lieu and instead Of such arrearages, and
70 ontorce the payment thereof. and 10 provide
and assessmrnt.'
And the several supplements thereto.
AND you are furth,r notified that you appear t,
nave an g tate or Interest II said land and
real estate, and unless the said land and real estate
snaii &C. ieueened. as provided IN said acts, before
the expiration of six months fr ON and after the
service hereof. a deed for the snme will be given
conveying TO the May.r and Aldermen Of Jersey
CITY the fee simple of said land and real estate
according to the provision II the said act.
dated. Jersey City. A,trust 9TH, 1893.
THE MAYOR AND OF JFRSEY CITY,
hEUBkN SIMPSON,
() Acting Mayor.
SEAL Attest. JOHN II. 6coTT,
City CLERK.
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no SHERIDAN SHOOK, ELLEN a IooK, HIS
wife; .Cornelta .Linskey. frank Linskey. her
husbands; LIE ituel Maths n, Raphael NJ. Maftison,
dettc.
fou are hsreps notified that at q public sale made
hy toe Cry Collector of 5ersoy City. on the ssth
DAY % April. lag. tho Mayor and Aldermen Of Jer-
sey City pufchtspd for tho sum or Five hundred
and thirty three dollars n I'd seyents-eisht cents
ALL the land anu real estate situate in Jersey
CITY. in the county OF hudson and state Of New
Jersey, fronting on oxford avenue. voateh Ii laid
ninety four tst hlt., ia block nuntoer i've hundred
and twenty six 1870. hve hundred and twenty nine
2 r rsport nnmIsg sssenty-ono a made BY the
for said City by the Circuit cuurt of the County 81
u us H,aa !. &c certified r., a copy IT whica report ana map
sey CITY. on = e issth day OF MAY, 1881. said repU :
and map and said sale being made pursuant 10 the
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rTo P. BYRNg, MRS. WILLI4N 4
Byrne and mis- nelrs and devisees OF said VII
q III i. Byrne, II DECEASED, AffrederIck p. hazel
and Horace n. Chittenden, assignee.
You are hereby nQtlhsl thar at q public sale
made by the City Collector OF JERSEY Cit, GU tae
10th day OF eprii, 1872. The Mayor and Aldernea OF
Jars 7 Citl purchased for the sum OF thirty six
dollars and seven cents ALL the land ami real
Hudson ana STATE OF New Jersey. fronting on 5aI
losy avenue, which Is Id down and designated as
lot seven ii In bl OK humber i've hundred and
forty-siN t545l upon an asses ment mag annexed %
u isyort number sixty nm :t6J made by the "Com-
Bitssioners OF Adjustment" appointed In and for
said City by the / cult Court OF The Counsy of
hudson. a certified copy OF which lep ort and map
was HE'D IN the office or the City Collector OF Jer-
sey city, Oh the lStn day OF Apri.. 1891, said report
and map and SAIL sale being made pursuant to the
provisions OF u act OF the Legislature Of NSv Jer-
sey. passed Aarcn ~. 1886, eutlbied:-
An Act concerning tho settlement and collection.
OF arreara2es OF unpai1 taxes, assessments
and WATER rates OF water rents In eti5S OF this
stute, nd imp sing ami levfing a tax assess
msnt aud lien In lieu and inst .ad OF such ar
and TO provide fof the sails or lanls sub ected
to-future taxation and assessmSnI
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further Il ,tiasd that you appear TO
have an estaJe or Interest In said land ami real
estate. and unless the said 1lnd and real est lie
the expiration of six ii n us trom and after the
service here Il. a deed Tor til. same viii be given
conveying 10 the Mayo and Aldermen OF Jersey
city the lee simple of said Ian = au real estate
according TO the provisions of me SAID act
pnted Jet sey CITY. y. }. Aug . t ~, LIS.
IA MAfO.. N ALDLRsi, OF JERSEY CITY.
REUBEN ST
t Ac,ing Mayor.
fS1le M 15aT)
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~ VI on
New Jersey. IS.
Whereas, Information hath been hled IN m.
district Court Of the United States OF America.
Tor the District or New Jersey, on the seventeenth
day OF August in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety>three. bv
Henry >. White, hsQ, Attorney OF the TJaited
states Tor the said District. on behalf Of the Univsd
states OF. America againat certain goods wares
and merchandise, to wit Three gold warchcg IN
case. forty silver watches. six gold watches. two
nlekel watchess hvc gents gold and three ladies'
gotd watches, nifty Two pairs OF earrinrs, SIX
CLOCKS twenty seven plated. twelve steel and two
Thirty seven watch case rinss. one hundred and
t~htrty-0ne Finger rings, one steel chatelaina.
twenty-six preastpins, sixteen studs, one lace Din.
WE'VE charns, ave crosses eight chain rings. two
pairs cnn buttons. one lot manufacturing ~iewelera
toolS, SIX drills three bottles wine and one hum
dred cigars, fraudulently imported into the
united states on board the steamship "Flhas
from Germany by one BerthoId Zellman.
SOW. therefore. in pursuance OF the monitiou
unde or tne seal OF the said Court to me directed
and deitysred.l DO hereby give public notice 10 ali
any manner Interested therein that they
70 be hela at the City Il Trenton, In and for
sne said District OF New Jersey, on the Nine
seenth ual or Sepfenlber next, at ton oielocK
~ the fdrenoo OF that day Crowded the same
shalt be a day OF Jurisdiction, otherwise ON rhe
next uay OF Jurisdiction thereafysrl. then and
there 70 iuterpose their claims, and TO make thsI1
a legations In that behalf.
Dated this ThffIylnrst day OF August. 1888.
GEORGE PFE1EE1E X. JR.,
United states Marshal for said District.
HENRY 8 " BITE.
A a-t lis ATTORNEY
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

! SCALED sf proposals. VIII be received by the Board
septsme Der Il. 1898 for the paving with brick the
yard OF Public School No. % in accordance with
specifications on file In the ofice of the Cnier
Engineer, corner Of Jersey avenue and Mercer
street, where blaak forms OF bid and agreement OF
sureties must be obtained.
Bidders must state the class OF brick upon which
their propositions are based,
The soard reserves the right to reject any or an
bids II II considers that the best Interests OF fhs
city can be conserved by so doing. 81
No city official will be accepted a. surety. nor
VIII Q substitution of sursties be allowed.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed euyelopea
endorse 4 Proposals for paving ward Of school
or on Public Buildings books and
Parks' and handed to the Clerk Of the Buard IN
open meeting when called for in order of business
relating to scaled proposals.
The attention OF bidders Is especially called to
Section Chapter 1874. Laws OF $50, i.under me
terms whereof no contract sh all be binding upon
the city, or become effective or operative until
the bondsnen offered by the contractors have
been approved, as 70 sufhciency by this board. and
rs 10 form BY the Corporation Counsel, the Prssi-
dent OF this Board having power TO examine the
proposed bondsmeu under oath.
BY order OF the Board Of Street and Water
Gee. T.lBoUroN.
Dated Jereey CITY. Septamher l 1sa9
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THE La WLE>S OUTING.

The NJ. J. Lawless Association held a meeting
at Newark avenue and Monmouth street on Mon.
day evening and com plsted arrangements for
State Island. on September %. The association
Will turn out about Two hundred strong. wear.
ing dark Fedora hats, and badges and will
tho morning of the outing and on its return
from New Dorp.
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(saie No. 245S)

To JAMES H. PICKETT, IRIS JAMES Fl.
Pickett and the heirs and dsvisees OF said
James II. Pickett II deceased. Alfrederick ).
Hatch and ,horace H Cnit,en leu assignee.
made ~ the City Collector of Jersey City, on the
.trh day OF April, 1872, the Mayor and Aldermen Of
Jersey City purchased for the sum OF shirty-stx
do liars and seventy.Ii,e cents ALL. the Ian aud
HUDSON aud state OF New Jersey. fr nIiIIg on
Boldlcy avenue. wEicn Is laid down and desix
nateu as lot nfty-six $3.50 IN block number six
hundred ana TWENTY-FIVE (o22) uisou an asse s.nent
naie by the commissioned OF Ad Istment- APP
pointmed IN and for said City by the Circuit : curt
of the County of Hudson, a certified COPY of
Whlcn report and map was nlsd in he Office OF the
City Collector of Jersey City. On the 1T day OF
April. 1871. said report and map and said sars being
made pursuant to The provision OF an act OF the
Legislaiu g OF New Jersey. passed March 10, 1885,
entitlt d.
San Act concerning the settlement aud collection
or errearages OF unpaid taxes. assessments and
and Imposing and ,evying q tax, assessment
and lien In lie and instead of such nrreRrases.
and to enforce the payneny thereof, ami to
provide for the SAL OF lands subjected to
future taxatt N aud a assessment
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that Won ~npear to
have an estas on int est in said lant rear
estate, and un'ess the sad land an N4eal estate
shall be red as provided III faid acts, befoie
the expiration OF six = onths fiom and after the
con veying to he Mayo and Aldermen or Jersey
CITY the fee sin.p pie OF said land and real estate ac-
CO ding TO the provisions Of the SAID act.
Dated. Jersey Sity. \. j., August 20 1898.
THE M n ALDERME Y OF JERSEY CITY.
RkUBES SIMBSON,
J~ Acting Mayor.
SEAL Attest: JOHN Z. SCOTT,
N0 City Clerk.
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lawfully imposed upon it and its property IN Jer
sey CITY ON tine 10 lime:
1ed9re me frst day OF November, eighteen hun
Twelfth. Said company shall file with the Comm
trolier OF Jersey City, annually betweea the nrse
ann fifteenth days OF each January OF each year. =
statemect Of the gross earnings received. upon cha
tracks operated under the fran hi-e5 hereby
Of January. said company snail therenpon I naS 1I y
the Conptr oHer for tine use OF the city as partial
FIVE per cent. Of said gross earnings.
Mnen any line OF the Consolidated Traction
by this ordinance and partly on any route now
operated or heretofore granted the said company
eothpensatIon for the franchises hereby granted
SSd9 PROPORTION Of fye per cent of the gross earn
onsEated under this ordinance bears to the entire
In such eIInput atom each foot OF single track
shal pc the basis OF calculation and in the first
M n0nrs. nsoS nsrsunoer irections OF year In
granted sha.l be computed.
And 70 ascertain when said company commences
70 operats on any OF the routes granted by this
ordinance said Company shall hlo with tine Comp.
dent and attested by its sscrets siyni IN " %h dss T lksii
be stated she date when said company commenced
Thirteenth. Said company shall. within thirty
days after the adoption OF this ordinance, fle with
the said Board or Clerk thereof. a written ascent
snce Of the provisions. terms and conditions or
s rnrn oralna zee executed IL due form under the
Secretary, and a failure TO file such written ac-
3 Se tssasa, a 81 re on ,S snail be deemed and taken az
all rights aud privileges 70 them hereby grSntad-
shall forever cease and be at an end.
JOHN +. MADDEN.
President,
Attest. GEO. I. BoUToN
Clerk
The foregoing ordinance was returned and aIed
n the office OF the Clerk of the Board OF street and
wafer commissioner OF Jersey City, August 18th,
lsgS BY the Acting Mayor OF said City, togethef
Win MS objections 10 the same. On the 2lst day
OF August. 1913. said objections and the ordinance
water Commissioners of Jersey City. and by them
tabled. At q regular meeting of said Board, held
August 18TH 1898 the Acting Mayors objections
ana the ordinance were taken from the table and
the ordinance was passed. Notwithstanding such
objections. BY the afir native vote of all she mem
Ders OF the Board. five in number.
Dated Jersey City, August 18th. 1893.
GEO. T. BoUTON,
Clerk OF tbs Board Of Street and Water Commits
sionefs.
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To SHERIDAN SHOOK, ELLEN SHOOK. HIS
\ .wue, Cornelia Llnskey, Frank Lfnskey, her
husband, Lemuel Madison. Raphael NJ Madison,
Caroline F. Madison and 1eorge w. Bourdette,
m ade by The City Collector OF Jersey City, on the
26th day Of April. 1892, The Mayor aud Aldermen OF
Jersey City purchased for the sum OF Two hun
0red aud sixty-fiye dollars and forty-nve cen Is
City, In the County Of HUDSON and state OF New
Jersey, fronting on Lexington avenue. which is
laid down aud designated as lots ei9hty-four (SQ
and eighty-slx (S6), Ii blocks number i've hundred
upon an assessment map annexed TO O report
number II made by the oners of Ad-
justment" appoin ed in and for said City by the
Circuit Court or the County OF hudson. q certified
office of the City Collector OF Jersey City, on the
18th das OF Nay. 1881. said report and map aud
said sale being made pursuant TO the provisions
of an act OF the Legislature OF New Jersey, passed
March 5Uth. 1856, entitled.
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collection
or arrearages or unpaid taxes. assessrnen Is and
water rates or Water-rents in cities OF this
state. and Imposing and levying u tax, assess
rearages, and 10 enforce the payment thereon,
and to provide for the sale or lands subjected
TO future taxatioa and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an estate Or interest in sail land aud real
estate, and unless the said land and real estate
shall be redeemed. as provided in said acts. before
the expiration or six months from and after the
conveying 10 The Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey
City the fee simple of said land ana real estate
according to the provisions of the said ACT.
Dated Jel sey /. lily, August 18th. 1913
n MAYOR v OF JERSEY CITY,
REGBEN SIMPSON,
t~~1 Acting Mayor.
SEAL. Attest: JOHN z. ScoTr,
~ City. Clerk.
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Sotic> Is hereby given that tho final account OF
the subscriber, administrator o. Peter I. Donuelly.
drceassd. v Ill be audited AMI stated by tile Sur.
togate OF the County OF hudson, and reported for
next. SPsSnn"sR
Dated July "a, 4. D. 1895.
EDWARD DoNNELLY.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that tho nnal account OF
rne suDscrloer as qua dian OF Roe LOnoaue. =
Minor wih Re audited and staisd by the surro-
gats OF me County Or hndeen. an reported for
ne xt.
dated duly p, a. D. ;ssa
hESn2 Z. xuGExx.
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NOTICE TO

Dated Jersey CITY, 4. g J., septsn6 Ss
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Norlc4 or sATrLEMESr.

8 Y BITE,
u. - Attorney.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERlcA-DIsrR1cr OF

DATED Iersey CITY. september. /, 1898 0lsfA'
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Tho season Ia nearly half over
Jp'on leads the llurvards In batting.
There 10 Letter a. this Office FOR George stoveJ.
pitcher
j. A-rhe Brookiyn's last year Mt Washington Park
was 1870
Heavy batting alone won the game at Pittsburgh
yesterday.
Cranes d. but with the Broosyns was n one-inn!ns
Knockout.
q. Fuler-Thc average attendance at the Polo
Grounds thus year was n little over oopu
w. u. HAIL 1t is not strike. =. The runner. II
struck by batted ball. Is out: II by thrown ball. he IN
not out.
O. T .wtnnieerods-Thc worlds series between Louis.
vile and brooklyn in 1890 was never settled Each
Grub won three games
tits reported on excellent authority that Billy Keller
would ike To secure hiS release from the New YORK
Cub. lie wants - play regularly
Ward is carrying Just nineteen men. He has four
cntchers six ihtohers. four inheders and hye out
Hciders Johnny is loos ing for another pitcher
There funny changes rung in baseball Tho Pitts
burghs. after shutting out the champion Bostons IN
Two successive games. fall victims to the poor New
Yorks
In spite OF the teams poor showing in the West.
superintendent Arthur He'll. whose eyes are on the
turnstilc in every League city.
Jack Ighiands the Harvard pitcher 10 playing with
the BOSTON Athletic Associntions team. sullivan
crimson team. are members OF the Milford (hass)
nine
Notwithstanding tho loss Of i've of their cieverest
hnish the seasons schedule They have secured good
take the OF the old ones and It claimed
that the team wiz be ~ Mrong as ever ihey psy tne
Saturday.
The regularly scheduled games OF the Brooklyn Anna
the use OF the Parade ground by the National Guard
to arrange game FOR that date with club having
enclosed grounds Address Luke s. Wilson, manager.
Ill SANDS street, BROOKLYN
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COPPERS At TIE BAT.
The Twentieth Precincts Nine Defeats tho
Thirtieth's boys.


The police OF the Twentieth precinct are still
unconquered at baseball. Tho " COPS" OF the
Thirteth precinct fell before them yesterday
morning at the Polo grounds in n battle royal
that was replete with wind saving, large.
juicy errors, and O general loss OF breath. A
crowd Of coppers. who were enjoying an off
day. sat in the grand stand and coached both
teams. sometimes with well-intended advice
and then again with unmfstakable epithets OF
abuse. They had a glorious time.
The warriors from tho Thirtieth appeared
in a scmi-uniform. consisting OF gray flannel
knickerbockers, black stockings, and the
regular street hrogans. They wore q job lot
Of shirts. and instead Of helmets, sported
regulation baseball caps that didn't IT. Such
an exhibition OF abdominal development had
neer been seen before. and when tho gallant
club swingers ran thoy looked like whole
school Of Jelly fish. The gladiators from the
Twentieth precinct were without rsuits, with
the exception of Roundsman Simms, in right
field. who was thing OF beauty
in spite OF the hot sun. He wore
long white trunks. farlng red breech
cloth. sleeveless blue Jersey. black travelling
cap. and iow-cut shoes. The roundsman Is Il
heavy weight He has arms like sandow; the
When he runs the earth auakes invariably. but
i cannot BIO said OF him that he is u sprinter.
ball. A trip to first was neces sary and he made
itlike n rupawayele elephant. Then as the catcher
threw wildly to first. the portly rou ndsman was
Only saved him elf from falling with sheer ex.
and buryine the other in loose s sod. ''' 0"N
Then on simms's side there was the time
hero let her Mr.
around the bottom. He fought a draw with tn
the ball twice, A hot Grounder carried away
sa % Tha h4ss oa Sn rs
found fault with the manager for not provid-
to MAKE an Ths
tieth boys. and Iynx-eyed Tomney caught him
Meckert. Respondent in street clothes and
new stray haf. pitched most effective game
companions insisted that errors at Critical
Sss r. Ssy ass;s
came his way: First Baseman Quinn preferred
and shortstop Reilly made costly mufr at the
Second c i Baseman Moore looked like Big Jim
Of Umnires Frise and DAILY miserable. When
fortunate judge Of play ioofed at him o con- on
him off. Moore should quit the force and Join
Catcher Boyle got excited once because q
strike had been called upon him. and. while he
Pitcher Quinn shot the ball back over the
plate; BOYLE turned quickly and struck at it.
never waiting an instant. fired the ball over
again and Boyle struck out He was 40 angry
that he threw his bat straight through the
earth.
The victors now want to play any police nine
in brooklyn or New jersey. They will tackle
morning at tho Polo grounds. The score:
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NEW YORK. IL; PITTSBURGH. 10.

NEW YORK. IL. PlTTSBuESH. H.
PITTSBURGH. July 1o.-Wards men were
hsraided hero to-day as cripples. in which ap-
pellation thore was more sarcasm than truth.
Judging from the way they took tho wind out
OF tho sails OF the pittshurGhs after the latter
had won seven consecutive Victories. 1t made
them feel very small which state OF things
was not lessened because 1t was very seedy
although tho visitors played good enough
70 beat the locals. and that earned
hit tho ball and hit hard. When
it comes down to having three pitchers
in it proves the fact that somebody is hit
Ting tho leather; The truth T. the Now Wy Yorks
were simply out OF line, and that's all there
was In II. Had they boon all right tho visitors
would have been beaten Just as sure as can be.
Rusie Is not the Rusie he used to be-.
Theirs were 1890 persons In the, stands
DESPITE the attraction of the races. The con-
test, although shakY. was tolerably interest
ing. 1t was close until the finish hit. Both
sides were 80 unreliable that there was not
much excitement Mclaughlin umpired II
good game. and there was little or no kicking
a his work. The score: