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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-14

no CHARLES G.. CLARK y JULIA 7. CLARK,
L his wife, The Santa Rosa Manufacturing Com.
pany.
You are hereby nptInsi that at a public sale
l4th day or October, 1891, Louis Steig or purchased
for the sum of one huadred aud seventy dollars
aud seventy-fiye cents, ALL the land and real es
tate situate In jersey CITY. in the County OF Hud
son and State of New jersey. iron ing GA Sixth
street. which is laid down and designaJed as lot
number le IN b ock number ais, upon al assess
ment map annexel 10 q re port made by Com Is
sioners Of ADJUST ment" ap lotntsi in and for said
c ty by the Circuit Court or Tire County OF HUDSON.
a certified copy of which report ami map was filed
on the 18Th day of october, 1880, sail report and
map snd said sale heids ma ie pursuant to the
provisions OF an ACT OF the Legislature Of New
Jersey, passed Aarch ~, lsss. entitled:
IAN Act concerning the settlsmsnt and collection
of arrsara.s- Of unpaid taxes, assessments and
state and inaposi1H aud iayyfng Q tax, Assess
E1enb and lien IN isl and IN .teA1 Of su "a AZ
reafsgss. and to enforce She payment thereof,
and to provide fvr the sale 81 lsnds subjected
tofuture taxation and unse samtMt."
And tie several supplements thereto.
said sale and the certfncate thereof having been
assiEned 70 Henry Puster. BY assignment dated
July 10. 1898.
And you arsfurshsr notified tnes ysu appear to
have an estate or intsroat IL said land aud real Is
tate and unless the said land and real estate al ALI
be rsdsemsd, as provided Il in said act before tile
expiration OF SIX months from aud after tina ser
vice hereof. a deed for the same will be given con-
yoying TO the undersigned the assignee or said
purchaser he fec simple OF said land and real Is.
tate according 10 The provisions OF the said act
Dated. Jersey City, y. J.. November 2th. 1873.
nENRA PUsrE6.
Assignee OF Purchaser.
TIE NEW JERSEY TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST Co.
Attorney aRd Agent for purchaser.
Jersey City, N. j.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE, CHAPTER 4,422.
VIII Celebrate Hts Third Anniversary
Next Monday Night.

The Epworth League, Chapter 4,422, at
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church,
Pavonia avenue, near Coles street, will cele-
niversary of the organization of their So
ciety. The President, Mr.. William E. Bates,
assisted by a committee composed of Miss
Lille G. Watson, Miss Hattie Jones and Miss
Maggie Cole, have been making preparations
for a very interesting and entertaining pro-
gramme.
Exactly three years ago on the 18th of
December, 1890, the chapter was organized
through the efforts of the Rev. John Krantz,
who was at that time their pastor. Since
then the chapter has o n steadily forward
until it has gained a foothold from
which it cannot be easily shaken. Among
the happening Of the evening, will be an adj
dress by Rev. John Krantz, of Trinity M. E.
Church. Rev. E. n. Crasto, Corresponding
Secretary of the Jersey City District League,
will also speak. Other officers Of the Dis
trict League will be present, including Mr..
Jas. V. Foster, President; Mr.. Geo. H.
Lincks, First Vice President; and Mr.. Rob
ert n. Collyer, Fourth Vice President. The
pastor, Rev. Joseph w. Daily, will be pres
emit to congratulate on this occasion. The
Junior League, in charge of Miss Hattie
Ward, Superintendent, will be represented
an anthem, Miss G. Mildred Farmer viii
play an organ voluntary. A report CON
tanning facts in regard to the League has
been compiled, and will be read by Miss
Carrie Pollock.
Leagues from the following Methodist
churches have been invited to attend:-
ity, Palisades, Simpson and the First
Church of Bayonne. A cordial invitation
is extended to all Epworth Leaguers to at.
tend.
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KBYsToNEs NEOKTIE sOoIABLR.

The popular Keystone Club gave another
delightful entertainment last evening at the
Avenue House. 1t was in the form of an
apron and necktie sociable, and as usual was
attended by quite a large party of agreeable
young people.
Alexander H. Bechtold was Floor Manager,
assisted by H. v. Meinzer and John Bartlett.
The Committee of Arrangements were John
T. Westerfeld, Robert Cook, J. Fl. Pilson, P.
Levy and John J.. Bechtold. Rufus Spry
was Chairman of the Entertainment Com
mittee. His confreres were NJ. E.Cook, Jacob
Werner, Q. Vail, d. Cruiser, Alonzo Man
digo, l.. Neuschler, John Duffy, J. M. Fow-
les, A. Overend and j.. Cenlin.
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Legal


ITO ALBA NAY HOLMAN. UNFaNT AMELIA
Holman, wide N, ard tmelia Holman. mother
OF said infant. Aida HAs Holman
You are hereby netined that at q public sale
made by she CT y Collector OF Jersey City, on the
18TH day or octebsr, 1892. The Mayor and aldermen
dollars and ninety i've cents ALL the land and
real estate situate In jersey City. in the County Of
hudson and state Of New Jers ~, fronting on
North tnds son street, which Is laid down.and
aesignatsd a. lot one hundred and forty two Q4gi
IN block Humber ons thousand and one Il ,0Ol)
port nun Der. ssvsnty-two (7D. maize by shs 'Coni-
nissionsrs Of Adjustment" appointed Ia and fer
9aid CITY BY The Circuit Court Of the County Of
HUDSON. q csrtised copy OF which report ana zap
sey, City. On tAs siKtssnth day o. July. 1881.
kaid report and map and sid sale being made
pursuant % the pro Visions Of an act OF the Legls-
iaiu5e Of New Jersey. passed March 3oth. 1854 en-
San Act conesraisE the settlement aad eollestion
OF arrsaragss Of unpaid taxes Assessments and
water "a 81 or water rents in cities Of this stats,
ana Imposing apA laying Q tax. asssssmsut and
nea IN lieu ana Instead OF such aTrearagss, and
70 enferoe the payment thereof. md 30 provide
and RssessTn emit"
And the several supplements thereto.
Ana you ara further notified thar you appear tt
nave an state or Interest Ia said land and
real estate, and unless the said land and real estate
snail De redeensd. as provided in said acts, before
the expiratioH Of six mouths fr en- and after the
service hereof. q deed for the same will be given
cohveyiag TO Fhs Mayor and Aldermen OF jersey
CITY the Zee simple Of said land ana real estate,
&C erding TO the provisions OF the sal act.
THE hAfoR AMI EN- OF JERSEY CITY.
t~ P. 1. WANsFR. Mayor,
SEAL Attest: JOHN Z. SCOTT,
City Clerk.
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DIOCESAN LEAGUE.
St. Joseph's Lyceuln and
Plainfield Teams BoWled
and Each Won a Game.
TROLL TOUCHED a TALL TOTAL
And Broke a Record at an Old
Alley Wheeling, Bowling
and Cue Tips.
ROLL TOUCHED A TALL TOTAL

The team of st. Joseph's Lyceum bowled
two games in the Diocesan League contests
last night, at Col. Browns Court House al
leys. They encountered the Plainfield team.
The scores in the first game were low and
the visiting team won. The Lyceum boys
did well until the seventh frame, when the
Plainfelds by g big squirt secured the advan-
tage by 30 pins, and they held their lead to
the close. IN the second game, the Lyceum
team did far better work and went over the
average mark. The improvement was due to
the gain of Collins, who was the only man on
the team who went over the average in the
first game. He rolled up to within five
points of the second hundred in his second
effort. Hanley and Boyne did better in the
second game. The Lyceum team had the
lead from start to finish. The score:-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at tbs
Water CommIssioas rs ON Monday Deoem
Der II. lss9. st ~ o'clock A. NJ. for the i'm
nue., II accordance Nth specifications on srls In
she office Of theCnisf Engineer, corner OF Jersey
avenue and Mercer street. whore blank form OF
bio and agreement OF survties must be- obtain ed
ESTIMATES SF QUANTITIES.
About LOGS cube wards Of earth excavation.
About ~ cubic Yards of rosg sxcavatlJL.
ASSsut ~ euois ysr!s 81 sse.a nlllny
Asoat 2.aoi square ysras sf ssoas . .riag.
About / ~ iipe&l fees Of Asw c MS stone.
About ~ sqsars fsst Of new Asgging.
Ahvut " aSuaIs YARDS Of rrH aytaE.
bout 10! FRssi f.ss of reset curb atoms.
About luz ssaare feet Of rela1d briige Stone.
Asoet 4,Ns square fset OF tagging
lime allowed for the completion Or work fifty
Eve U.s. working days
TAe making Of the above improvements aud
award II the contract III irsof will be subject 10
the rsmenstrsnss Of the owners liable &c mere
thsn sas hslf the assessment thereof.
frebes&ls must be enclosed in seated envelopes.
s sase : s nrsSas:'sis a,r. iss , II ~. M D Of
gag. lag, Chairman Of Committee on Streets
AID Sewers" ana handed to- sic CLERK
Of the hoard In epsn meeting. when called to-. In
Ne city ohaeisl viii bs accepted as surety. nor
will Q subssitation OF surst10s be allowed
The attention of bidders is especially called to
xsstion !. haptsr l4. Laws Of 1891. undsr the
terms whereof NO SoNtract sksli be bin ding Npon
the city OF bsconas effective or operative uatIl ihs
sendsnsA offered 81 the GER trsessr have been ap.
FERN by his Cooperation C'uHssi, the Presidents Of
this Board havlng power to examine the proposed
bond under cath.
B. order OF ths Board OF Street and Water Com
missieners.
SEQ T. BoUToN..
SAptAs
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Block 14s1, lots j. 8, Garfield avenue
Block 1881, lote ID, 10. GarHeld avenue
Block 1897, lots IL, ", Commercial street
Block 1887, lots II, 10, GaraelA avenue
Block 1887 lots Is, 20, Commercial street
Block 1881 lots 2. 4, Commercial street
Block 1t9s, ], rs, John street
mcteial street.
Block i4ss. lots 81. a. "a. "a, IS. 2s. n, %, Commercial
Block 1890. lots g, / 80, Il, 10, Commercial street
BLOCK 1881 plotL Central r.. Il. and Morris Canal
And The said Court has fixed Saturday the thirtieth
gay ~ December, eighteen hundred and ninety
three, At the Court Mouse, In the city OF Jersey City
AZ ten O'Clock in the forenoon, IS the umo and
place. Tor hearing any objections that may be made
to the assessments, charges and liens Axe& aud
eertinsd by the Commissioners Of A&justEnsnt in
said report. when and where all parties interested
therein MAJ be heard.
DENIM MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of the County Of Hudson.
DATED Jersey City, N. J., Decenber ID. l1ae:
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no LID MAY HOLMAN QNFANT) AMELIA
Holman. widow. and Amelia Holman, mother
OF said infant Aida hay Holman.
Sou are hereby Notified Iaat at a public sale
~ b 4 y OF October. 1874. the Mayor an aldermen
OF Jsrse ely purchased for toe sum OF twelve
dollars and ten csnts ALL the land and real estate
situate In Jersey City, in the County OF Hudso
Anderson street, which is laid down and designated
IS LOT one hundred and nine QoO in block number
enc thousand and one C00ll upon an dssessm emit
map annexed 70 . report Number seventy Two (T9
made by tas Com mtasione rs OF Adjustment" ap
pointed fH and fer said City by the Circuit Court
81 the County OF hudson. O certified copy of which
report and map was nled in the oflcs OF the City
Collectoe or Jersey City. on the 18th day of July.
1871, said report and map and said sale being made
pursuant 70 the Provisions OF an act of tns Legls-
lature of New Jersey. passed March sDsn, Iss !. en-.
titled:
An Act concerning the settle nsMt aud coll sction
or arrearRges of lnDaid taxes. assessment IS and
water rates or water rents in eities OF th1s
state, and Inn 2oGing and levylng Q tax. assess
ment and lion in lieu anu instead Of such
such arrsaragss. and to enforce the payment
thereof, aud TO provide for the sale OF lands
subJe2tsd TO future taxation an assessment"
And thessysral supplements hereto.
And yeu are furthsr notified shat you a ppear to
have an estate or interest In said land and re al
estate, ana unls5s the said land and real estate
shall be redeemed, as provided In said ats befo;e
the expiration Of six months from and after the
service hereof. 4 deed for the same viii o given
conveying to tbs mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
City the fee simple of said land and real estate
according to the provisions Il the said act.
Dated, Jersey City, N j.. November 18th. 1899.
Il MAYO AND OF JERSEY CITY,
P. F. WANSER
3sEAL Attest JOHN E. scorr.
(Sale No. 1872
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THE HEARING TOMORROW.
accused officials MAY Seek a POST
ponement

Counsellor James Erwin, who is to prose-
cute the charges against the Street and
Water Commissioners, was at the Mayors
office this morning.
81 am all ready to proceed" he said to a
reporter for THE News. s'The gentlemen
who have made the complaints against the
Street and Water Commissioners nave re-
tanned additional counsel, | believe"
Mr.. Erwin will insist upon proceeding at
once. The hearing begins at ten O'clock to-
mitted to the Aldermanic Chamber. where
the hearing takes place.
1t is understood that the accused officials
win enter a plea on both charges, and
through counsel ask for a short postpone
ment of the hearing TO give their counsel
time to prepare a defense.
The preliminary proceedings promise to
prove very interesting.
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side of the record. bus will not be allowed
this REGARD, as the timers could not see the
quarter pole from which he started.
Bliss twice made all attempt to beat the
quarter mile record with a standing start,
but failed. He rode in 2.0S As.
The racing wheelmen uphold the Racing
Board OF the L. A. w. in their refusal TO re-
cognize all records made with the assistance
of running and trotting horses. The perfor-
nance of Bliss and Dirnberger in the South,
while undoubtedly bona tide, will net be re-
cognized by the L.. A. w.
II seems to be very doubtful whether these
two riders could duplicate their records of
last Tuesday with bicyclists as pacemakers.
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strikes, spares and breaks.

The Boyd and Kilkow teams viii bowl
their return game tonight ON the Kilkow
alleys. An entertainment will follow the
game.
Hour and Hamilton Wheelmen, and At
lantic and Pioneer Clubs bowl this evening
in the County tournament.
Atlantic Wheelmen bowl a League game
this evening on Brooklyn Bicycle Clubs AL
leys.
The Columbia A. c. team will bowl an
Athletic League game this evening on the
Montclair A. Cs Alleys.
Excelsiors owl tonight at Henn's Alleys,
U~mslopogass at Pohlmann's, Thursday
Night at Berkeley Club, Pavonia at Muller's,
Eureka at Geibel's, Bergen at Guests and
Dolittle at Woods Hall Alleys.
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no Aida MAY HOLMAN QNFANT) AMELIA
40. man widow ana Amelia Holman, mo5her
Of said infant Aida May Holman.
by the City Collector of Jersey CITY, on the 18Th
DAY of October. i199. The Mayor and Aldermen OF
!ersey City purchased for the sum OF Twelve Dol
lars an I AtRsty cents ALL the land and real estate
situate in Jersey City, In the County of Hudson
an stare of New Jersey, fronting on north Of
Anderson street which Is laii down and desi1.
mated as lot oae hundred aud fourteen QlN in
plock number One thousand an one QOOD upon
an assessment map annexed to q report number
Aa1ugtmo nt appointed In and for said CITY by
circuit court or the Coln y OF Hudson. a certified
cspy OF whfcn rspo I and map was filed ia the
ONCE OF the City Collector OF Jersey CITY, on the
said sale being made pursuant 10 the pro visions OF
an 9cs OF the Legislature OF New Jersey, passed
Marcn 10Th. 1895. entitled:
AN Act concerning Tire settlement and collie elton
OF arrearagss OF unpaid taxes. assess IN snts and
water retes or water re ats 10 cities of this
sta O. and imposing an levying o tax. assesss-
ment ana lieu in lieu and instead OF sucn ar.
rearlges, aud TO emf )rca the pay ment thereof.
70 future taxato aad
And The saTerai supplements thereto.
And You are further notified that YOU appear to
nave an estate or interes in said land and real
sLlali pc reoesmeo, as ~providsl In saii acts. be
fore the expiration of six months from and after
IN service hereof, a dcad foc tue same will be
given conveyfnkto he Mayor and Aldermen OF
Jersey Cisy the les simple Of sail land and real
act.
psted. Jersey City. N j., November 18th. 1895.
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN Or JERSEY CITY.
- 1'' Fl, !. ct; q, ,,.,..
(Saae No. s.llQ
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III. C. WIS minstrel show.

The Metropolitan Minstrel Company will
give a performance this evening at the club
house of the Hudson County Wheelmen.
There are eleven artists in the troupe, in
GLIDING the Metropolitan Male Quartette;
Bob Webbe, the popular tenor; Murray
Brothers, musical trio; Gus DUR, in his
''Silence and Fun" the ''only' Sommers, as
well as Billy Lyle, the FUNNIEST man in the
business. There has been a lively sale of
seats, and the club is certain to lave a good
house.
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no ca >RLEs q. CLARK AND JULIA E.
L CLARK, his wife, Ths santa Rosa hanufacsur-
ing Company.
iou are hereby notified that ct = publls ssls
made by the City Celleesor Of Jersey City, on she
l4th day OF Octebsr, 1syt louis 81 siyer purchased
for the sum OF One tnous md nine hundred and
fifty dollars and forty .one csnts, ALL The
lant and real estate situate in Jsrssf CiSy. III the
County OF Audsol and stat OF New Jersey: irons.
inS on sixth street. which is laid down and dssig
natsd as lois numbers 10, 4. rs IN biloxi numoer
AS upon an assessment map anne xed TO q raDort
made by Commissioners OF Adjustment " ao-
Court Of the COUNTY OF Hudson, q esrtlded s.py of
which report aud map was filed in the etics or
the City Collector Of Jersey City, on ths 18th day
Of co obsr, lssU. said report and map sad said sale
Of the Ls dslsture Of New Jersey, passed Aaroh
30th, 1856, entitled:
Az Act concerning the ssttlsmsRt AID cole ton
OF arre2raRes Of unOsfd Ia Kss, ass ssmeRta aud
state, and imposing and isgying q tax, assess
ment and lien in lieu and fnskesd OF such ar
rsaraass, and to enforce the payment thereof.
and to provide fer tns sale Of landI subjected
tofutTre taxation aad assssSme ~"
And the SO vsral supplements thsrste.
said sale and the certificate shsrest having been
assigned 70 Henry Pustsr by assign manu- dated
July ~, 1898.
And you ara further nsrtGso that YOU appear to
have an estate or tntsrsi 1T In said Ian 1 and real
estate, and unlssss the said land ana real ssi ate
shall be re icsmed, as provided IN said act before
the expiration OF al months from and after Ghs
conveying TO the undersigned. the ASST ;ues OF
said purchaser the fee simple of said land ana
real estate according to the provisions OF she said
act.
Dated Jersey City. n. J., November 10th. 1895.
HENRY PUSTER,
Assignee OF Purchaser,
THE New JERSEY TITLE GUARANTEES Il TRUST Co,
Attorney and Agent for Purchaser,
IRraAv III MI t
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(sals No. s,2O2.)

To Aida MAY HOLMAN QNFANT) AMELIA
4 Holman widow. an ! Amelia IolmaI, m )thsr
u said intent ALTA Nay Holman
mads by the ae city c 1dScsa s % Jer 81 a d pe6li oo sale ale
18th day Of October, 1872 The Mayor and Aldermen
OF Jersey CITY purchased for the sum OF
elXfy-ays dollars and ninety two cents.
Of New Jersey. fronting OF anderson street
which Is laid down and designated as lots
nifty one til to nfsvseveu go, In block
humber one thousand and fifty. a,U5D
report number seventy-two G9 made by the
Commissioned of Adjustment" a )poiated in and
for said City by the Circu { Court of the Coupty o.
Hud. on, q certthe copy OF which report and mao
was Med In the Office OF the CITY Collee1or Of
Jersey City, on the 18th day of July. 1891. said re-
port and map ana said sale being made pursuant
to tns provisions OF an act OF the legislature of
New Jersey. passed March s0th. 1885. entitled:
An act eOncesnlns tine settlement and c)ii5ci0 n
OF arrearaG IS OF unpaid taxes. assessments ami
water rsteS Or wa. er rents in cites of tais
state, and imposing and leyying a tax, asses
meat and lien in len aud instead of suca ar
fearR2eS, and to enfoccs the payment thereof,
and to rSFtdo for the sale o lands subjected
to futurs taxation and assessment"
And thc several Supplem Bnt thereto.
Ana y0u are further notified thar you appear 70
have an estate or interest In and land ana real estate
ana uRleeR the SAID LAM and real estate shall be
reoeehiea, as crowded III said acts, before the ex =
piration OF six months from End after the service
hereef, = deed Tor t1s same will be given convey
Ing 70 the MAJOR and Alderme ell OF Jersey City the
fee simple OF said land andr re a estate according .
the provisions If the said act.
Dated Jersey City, n. J.. Move nber 18th. 1892
THE MAYOR n ALDERMEN OF JERSEY CITY.
P. F. WANSER,
COO1 Mayor,
SEAL Attest: JOHN E. ScoTr.
~ City Clerk
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V1vians VIII Move.

The Vivian Bowling Club occupied the
Clinton Hall Alleys last night. The club
has decided to move to Woods Hall Alleys,
as they are more convenient for the major
ity of the members. They will continue to
meet on Wednesday night. The scores made
last evening were not high. They we're
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OF NEW JERSEY.
OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE TRl

TRENTON, December 9th, 1898.
Pursuant to an act OF the Legislature entitled eAn
act relative to the Public Printing approved
S Gap ssdi 1893, proposals VIII be received by the
1884,.
All proposals must be addressed to the under.
signed, endorsed Proposals for Current Printing"
and must be delivered at this Office n~otlater than IL
O'Clock, noon, January %. 1891
samples and specifications may be seen at this
NM. G. HEPpFEaEIAIER,
Comptroller.
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Sale No. s.15p.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Amelia n o'Rrien, also known as
Amelia NJ. Miller. deceased. George Miller. adj
ministrator Of Amelia Nj. O'Brien. or Amelia M.
Miller. deceased. by order OF the deputy
surrogate OF Hudson County, dated Oc.
tobsr 9Th, 1898, hereby gives notics to
ths creditors Of said d~ecedent to bring In their
said ~decsient. under oath or Affirmation within
nine months from the date OF said order, or they
will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against saia administrator.
GEORGE MILLER.
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Bergens RoyvIed.

Bergens bowled last night at Henn's alleys.
The attendance was large and seventeen took
a ball. Earle distinguished himself by twice
beating two hundred and ex-Sheriff Heintze
had the top score of the night. Earle and
his men were in their best shape and won
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The Empires had a jolly dozen on deck and
their weekly meeting was lively. A series
of team games were bowled and Captain
Elkins' team had to settle the score as these
We're the totals of the odd game
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Gymnasts viii Compete.

The gymnasts of the Y. NJ. C. A. will COM
pete this evening in the first of a series of
three contests. The trials this evening will
be on the horizontal and parallel bars, horse
and in standing and broad jumps. 1t is
open to every member of the association.
The exhibition will be open to the public.