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snERrFF.s A IN nee OF NEW

SHERfFF.s SALE IN CHANcERY OF NEW
Between sThe Provident Institution for Savings in
Jersey City" complainant, and Charles S, Clarke, Jr.,
Fl ia. For sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable October term, 1894.
Earle 1nsley. Solicitor.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ. to me directed
and delivered. l shall sell by public vendue, at Real
Estate Salesrooin, No. So Montgomery street, Jersey
THURSDAY. the twelfth day of July. A. D. 1894
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises, with the appurteIt-
ancesi being the same described in said writ. that is
to say;
All thar certain plot Of land and premises. situated
in Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey. particu-
larry described as follows: Commencing at q point
nreriy known as Mill road. distant three bundled
and nine feet and five-tenthS OF q foot tS09.5-lV it,,
northeasterly from the easterly corner OF Sea View
terrace and montgomery street; said point being In
the s~outhwesterlv line of property conveyed by
.sThe Provident Institution for Savings in Jersey
City, to William and Samuel Bush; thence run
terrace, and along said Bush's line. one hum
dred and dfty-eiSht feet and ninety-two
one hundredths OF a foot 6f5S.92,lW ft},
to property conveyed by THE Provident Institution
for savings in Jersey City, to 1.-THE Washington Ca
tering Company by deed dated September ", 1892.
thence southwesterly, parallel vita Cornelison ave
said property last mentioned, one hundred feet and
sixty-four one hundredths OF a foot {I0afiiJ it,;
thence northweSterly at right angles to Sea View
Terrace one hundred and forty-seven fecs and fifty
southeasterly line Of Sea View Terrace, thence north
easterly along the southeasterly line OF Sea View
Terrace. one hundred feet 400 It'll to the point of
beginning; Being the same premises colveye5 TO
Tine Washington Catering Company by The PROV
ident Institution for savings in Jersey Cityn by
deed dated september q, 1892, said mortgage being
JOHN ]. ToFEEY. Sheriff.
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WILL LOCATE HERE.
The American Model Yacht Club II
Coming.

The American NEoQol AcEt CkuD As
Coming.
After a quarter of century of sport on the
Reservoir Lake at Prospect Park, Brooklyn,
the American Model Yacht Club, the cham
pionship organization of the character in
America, will move to new quarters. This
point was unanimously decided at a special
meeting of the organization held at the resi-
dence Of ex-Commodore George w. Townley,
No. 1O7 Henry street, Brooklyn, Friday even
ing. A committee that was appointed at a
prior session reported that they had leased a
plant adjoining the club honse of the Jersey
CITY Yacht Club at ~Communipaw, and that
a good clubhouse, with all the necessary
appurtenances, was on the plant, while a
good open salt water course was available,
Something that was sorely needed, as the
trees and shrubs that surround the lake at
Prospect Park had grown to such proper
lions as to preclude the possibility of obtain
ing q good sailing breeze in any kind of
weather.
The committees report was unanimously
adopted, and the club will move. A special
committee was appointed consisting of ex-
Commodore Hanson, Frank Nichols, and
George Graham to draft a 5-3 scale to CLASH
fy boats on the model lines of seighty-ive or
under Sc of an inch to a foot, thus preserv-
ing the model in length, according to the
scale as well as general design.
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SHERIFFvS NOTICES.


SHERIFF's SALEM CHANcERY Of NEW
Between HenrysKlens, executor, etc of Lenhardt
Keil, deceased, complainant, and Lenhardt Boch
and Mary Boch, defendants.
II. ia. Fcr sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnahle October term, 1891.
Luther Shafer, solicitor.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ, to me directed
and delivered, / shall sell by public vendue at Real
Estate Salesroom, No. So Montgomery street, Jersey
City, on
THURSDAY, the second day of August, A. D.
1891, UfC@ f8ffgI
at two O'Clock In the afternoon, all the. following
described land and premises, with the appurteII-
ances, being the same described in said writ. that Is
to say
All those four certain lots. tracts or parcels OF
land and premises situate, lying and being in the
CITY OF Hudson. in the County Of Hudson and state
OF New Jersey. being lots which on a map entitled
dap OF Charles G. sisson, and A. q, Zabriskie,
situated at Bergen Heights, Hudson County cunt
lots by Clerk & Bacot, City Surveyors, dated
October ], 1852, in Liber "a of Deeds Of Hudson
County, page !, and marked and designated as lots
seventy-two e2}. seyenty-four ga, seventy-six, (T6)
and seventy-eight (7s), on Palisade avenue, together
forming one tract Of land of one hundred and one
feet one inch li0l #. l in,) In front on Palisade ave
nue., one hundred and fifteen feet and eleven inches
(1l5 IT. II in9 on the north side along Clinton ave
nue., one hundred feet on the west side and one
hundred and thirty and eight inches on the south
side (being the sane lots. tracts or parcels OF land
which were by indenture bearing date on the
twelfth day of February, in the year one thousand.
eight hundred and sixfy-nine. and recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County of Hudson afore-
sand on the thirteenth day of February, A. D., 1863,
in Book 1872 OF Deeds. page 79, etc, conveyed unto
the said party of the first part by Philippine Dittmar
and Philip Dittmar. her husband.
Dated july, 1884.
JoHN j. TOFFEY. Sheriff.
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BARRYS BEATEN.
Excelled in Points,l But the Kick
hams Caught a GoaA.abs .oN

49, 81 % t3E 90
rl4t hams Caught a Goal.fbs av
After their long controversy the football
teams of the Barrys and Kickharns met yes
terday afternoon at Ridgewood. It is fortu-
nate for the Barrys thatstheir opponents did
not accept their offer to- put up five nun
dred dollar trophy. The Kickhams won.
The Jersey team went on the field without
preparation, they had not played since last
fall, while the Kickhams ave been engaged
in match games and kept in form. The
Jersey team played well for a rusty
team and would have won but for a lucky
kick which sent the ball through the puts
and gave the Kickhams a goal. The Barrys
had excelled in points but were unable to
pluck a goal. MtHayes was ordered from
the field for foul tackling.
Foley made the first point for the Kick
hams, and Mcconnell followed with one
point for the Barrys. A moment later
Flynn of the Barfys got the globe and made
two points. Just before time was called z.
Gowan scored another point!5o9@
The Kickhams began play in the second
half by scoring Hai goal, Foley lining the
sphere by a clever kick oftwenty yards
clean between the posts. The Barrys got
two more points through clever playing by
Winters and ]. Hayes. Foley n Corbett
made the other points credited to the VIC
tors. The teams:+d Gql 1A.sAd z
Barrys-LafKlns, goai; FRY, MassgfsoH
and Flynn, h~alf-backs; Winters, j. Hayes
and P. Gowanacentress KeIiy.sM, Hayes, G.
Gowan n Cooper, forwards: J: Hayesland
Mcconnell, right wings; o'Kfeeefe 2 Nc Nc
KinleY, left wings. gu ~
KickhamsAW. eBreen, goal; Savage,
Flaherty and Powers, half backs: Duncan,
Murphy and Guilty, c~entress Phillips, Cor
bett, Tuomey and Buckley, forwards; Con-
way and Drake. right wings; Foley and
MaIonay. left wings. Rt~
After the game the council of the Gaelic
A. A. Association held a meeting and de-
cided to admit to membership the Kerrins,
who are a strong team of players. 1t was
also decided to hold an aA-round athletic
carnival at Ridgewood Park on Labor Day.
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SENTENCES IN THE SESSIONS.

Judge Hndspeths passed sentence Satur-
dav on the convicted criminals in the Court
Of General Sessions as follows
Thomas McAleer. assault 4nd batter fined 81 and
costs.
William Corbett, breaking and entering, one and
one half ~yeafsin State Prison.
Hugh Finhigan and William Deacon. breaking and
entering, one year at the Pefiitentiary.
George Shaw, Larceny, sixty days at the County
Jail.
John Kepp. petit larceny. i've days in the County
Jail.
Peter Peterson, indecent assault, one and one
half years at State Prison.
Julia Walsh, grand larceny, seven months in the
Penitentiary.
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Canoe Notes.

r The annual meet of IL Associated Canoe
EGlubsof the Passaic River will be held at
Woodside, North Newark, on September 3
43Ad5 5. There will besracing on the first
and last days. The association includes the
Ianthe Canoe Club of Newark, the Orange
and Arlington Canoe Clubs of West Airing
ton, and the Rutherford Canoe Club. 1t has
several valuable trophies, which are raced
for each year.
The fourteenth annual meet Of the Ameri-
can Canoe Association will begin next Fri
day afternoon at Croton Point. near Sing
Sing. The officers Of the Association, headed
by Commodore Irving v. Dorland, will go
up to the camp in the morning, and at moor
o salute win be fired, the bugle hoisted, and
the meet formally opened.
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AT q WIOKETS.
victorias Won and Lost a Came ON
Saturday.

N1GtOElAB wv on ANA AOSN &aAk OA
Saturday.
The Victoria Cricket Club of Hoboken sent
two teams to Central Park on Saturday. The
first was beaten by the New York Club, but
the second eleven returned with a victory
taken from the second team of the Harlem
C. C. The first eleven was very weak with
the bat, only one man made double figures.
The score:-
Victoria C. ca. Wyllie, 1; w. Head, 5;
G.. o. Patterson, o; J. Adam, Is; ". Dav, Q;
A. Ennis, 0; A. Sherlock, /: j.. Alberga, .;
". Shubb, not out, I; w; Wooler. u % b.
New York C. C.-E. A. Smith. 3: w.
Hammond, 9;J. E. Roberts, 10; G. Moore, Q;
j. Whalen, 4; M. Behen, not out, z; T..
Hughes, 81: j. McNevin. O.; F. w. Stratford,
at. Roberts, 3; leg byes, 4; no ball, J. To
tai, 46.
The second eleven won the game by a
majority almost equal to the total made by
the first eleven. The score:-
Victoria-E, Rejaunier, Q; a. l; David
son. Q: F. L. Alberga, II: NJ. L. Wilson, z;
J. Walsh, II; G. Smith, O.: J. E. Atkins, 8;
B. Whitelaw, 6; J. NJ. Hooks. /; E. s. In
gram, not out, A; Byes, 2; Leg bye, l;
Wides, 5: No ball, J. Total, 60;
Harlem c. CIV. Nurse, 9; ]: Mcdonald,
O.; G. Rock, l.; E. Walker, z; w. O'Reilly,
O: w. Govey, g; E. Perks, o; w. Barnes, II;
J. Ing, 2; C. Rock, Z; B. Hickey, /: Bye, 1;
Wide, l. Total, 43.
The New Jersey A.C. won a league game
on Saturday at Bayonne. The Morris
Heights team vas disposed of for twenty
runs:-
New Jersey Athletic Club-Byers. z;
Prendergast, Is; Forbes, s; Cobb, 2: Wright,
9; Kelly, not out, 50; Payne, o; Reid, not out,
81; byes, u; leg byes, S; wides, 2. Total, $50.
Morris Heights c. Collins, o.: .Coulby,
O.: Sparks, o.: O'Reilly, z; Richardson, 6;
Wilson, /: Conner, o; Miller. 2; hobbs, 4;
Mclean, O; jackson, not out, 0. Total, 20.
The New Jersey A. C.'s team leads in the
first section of the Metropolitan District
Cricket League. 1t has played five games
and won all.
The cricket match is on today between the
picked teams of Massachusetts, and New
York. They are playing at Staten Island.
Cobb, Prendergast, Kelly, Wright and Byers
of the New Jersey A. G. will play with the
Workers. 10 45ssf j al
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FOR STEALING A BICYCLE.

Robert Mullery was a%rraigned before Jus
tice Douglas this morning charged with
being a bicycle thief. On June 81 a wheel
was stolen from B. Van Buren, of No. 1876
Newark avenue. A general alarm was sent
out from the First precinct station at the
time of the theft and the police have been
on the lookout ever since. While walking
on Montgomery street last night Captain
Cox saw a man riding a bicycle who
Cox arrested him and is sure he has the
right man. Mullery refused to tell where
he lived or make any explanation whatever.
He was held.
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7. M. O. A. OF THE HEIGHTS

At the regular monthly business meeting,
urday evening, President Charles ,Rollfs,
presented the association with a icrayon
portrait of George Williams. the founder Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
The Rev. r. johnson, Pastor of the Trinity
Baptist Church, and Fl. Bower, E. ROLLS, l..
Dieffenbach and Fl. Homeyer were elected
to membership and several applications from
others were received. It was decided to
hold ian outing on Labor Day, but nothing
definitely was done and the appointing Of
committees was laid over until the next
meeting.
As the members were leaving the rooms
the constitution and bylaws st their associ-
alton.
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Turn OF the wheel.

The racing officials of the L.. w. are
pleased with the Glass B scheme.
It is the impression that the Metropolitan
Association Of Cycling Clubs should take
some steps to secure a suitable track in the
vicinity of New York.
The Atalanta Wheelmen of Newark will
hold their annual road race from Newark to
Princeton and return next Saturday. The
entry list for this event, which is becoming
as much of a feature as the lrvington-Mil-
burn road road race, numbers close to one
hundred, and a very valuable list of prizes
will be awarded. The course is over some
of the finest roads in New Jersey, and an at
tempt will be made to lower the 100-mile
road record ~
The Long Island Century run will be held
next Sunday. The participants will go to
sag Harber on Saturday on the steamer
Shelter Island. The run will be from Sag
Harbor to Brooklyn.
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Diamond Chips.
The Ar1ingtons defeated the Crescents at
Elizabeth yesterday. The score wa s to 5.
Several players Of the Pacific team of this
city went to Bayonne yesterday to
strengthen the Constable Hook A. G. team
against the West Sid A. @, but the latter
won by Is to 5.
Whitons defeated the Clintonss at Com
munipaw yesterday by IS to Z.
New Jersey A.C. defeated the Englowood
&c. on Saturday by II too.
Aroma team was beaten at Madison on
Saturday by IL to 8.
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MRS. DELAND AND Her HUSBAND

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SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
R RaRUnsa &! ST. O 1 0 o 0-s
Earned Runs-Hoboken. 6; Railway A. c., 2
Twobase hit-Wiison.
Three-base hits4Burke, White.
Home Vottefer, Smith.
stolen bases--Vottler ~, Shannon, Coyle, WHITE,
Broad, Paasch. Brown.
First base on balls-Of Aiberts, 6. ofDunn, L
Hit by pitched ball-Votteler and Paasch.
First base en- errers-HoboEen, 8; Railway, l.
Struck out44By Adberts, 4; by Dunn, 4; by Worth, 2.
Passed ba1s4WilsoH, 2. snI s
Double play4ShHnnon. Williams, and Votteler.
Time-215.
Umpire-Murray- ~
PLAYED PRETTY BALL.
The Jersey City YIN. G.. A. team put up
aspretty fielding game on Saturday on their
own grounds, and won a League game with
ease. The rival nine represented the Trinity
Sixth Ward Branch of Brooklyn. 1t was
the best game played by the home team.
Carpenter was a trifie out of form, but
the fielding of the others was perfect.
Fleet. the new man, surprised the specta-
tors by his smart work. He covers consider
able territory, catches the ball quickly and
drives it swiftly and accurately. He is also
a capital batsman and made three clean hits.
Brennan pitched well, and retired thirteen ON
strikes. The score
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pUR1TANs BEAT MoNrcLAIR.

The Puritan A. C. team administered a
severe drubbing to the Montclair Catholic
Club team On Saturday at the Ocean ave-
nue. grounds, Greenville. The visitors were
outclassed, and put upa very poor game.
Kane was hit hard and the Puritans re-
ceived excellent practice in base running.
Erhart, the Puritan, pitcher, had perfect
control of the ball. and the visitors were
unable to gauge his curves. The features of
the game were the heavy batting of Nelson,
Deutsch, Coffey and jackson, and the fine
work of the Puritans' buttery. The
score -
Puritans-Nelson, 8 b., 4; Deutsch, as, Z;
jackson, c., 4; Coffey, c. f.. 4; Erhardt, p,
6; Trolan, l. f., /; Scheibe, 2b., 1; Hendricks,
1b.. /; Vreeland, L. f., PA
Montclair Catholic Club-Reynolds, 3b, 1;
Michigan, SIS, o; Lennon, G., o, Fay, Id. o;
Hughes, 2b., /: Cox, C. f., 2; Kane, p, 1;
Smith, r. f., L; Rose, |. f., rs.
Puritan p Aa."----s 3 3sS3s5 "a 81
Umpfre-Bob Hendricks.
Scorer-Fhil Deutsch.
o THRASHED RAILWAY.
The Hoboken team at home OF Saturday
defeated the Railway A. Cs nine. The
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ST. LUcY's.

Earned runs-St. LucyHs, 4; EllEaoetn, 2.
First base by rrors-Elizabeth 4.
Left on oases-St. Luey's, 10; Elizabeth, T.
First base on balls-on Sheridan, /.
Struck out-By sheridan, II; by Keane. T.
Stolen ~. Murray, Hayes, Keilaih.
Umpires-wa ish and Mccarthy.
JERSEY CITY BEAT ELIZABETH.
The Jersey City clubs team thrashed the
team of the Elizabeth A. C. on Saturday on
the latter's grounds. The score:
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Ontario team vanquished the Pacifcs al
Communipaw IN Saturday by Is TO a
The Southern League has collapsefE
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DIOCESAN LEAGUE ATTLE
The team of st. Lucy's Young Mems Liter
ary Union won a League battle yesterday
from the strong team Of the Elizabeth C. Y.
M. L. A. The score:-
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Earned run-Jerssy CITY: First base ~ eFF0Fs-
abeth 4. {. II. Jersey City Z. First base ON balls
OF Gilroy /. Off Clare g.. Three-base hit-Remsen.
Tyo-base hit-Ctare. Sacrifice hits-McIndoe. Bar
Der. Knapp. Stolen bases-Morehead. Jones. Double
p~lay-Daley. McIndoe. Shied and Morehead Bit by
pitcher-By Giiroy-one. Passed ball-Schfed. UNI
nire-Berriman, Time 2,05.
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- sew.
Between 'The Provident Institution for Savings i
Jersey CITY" complainant, and Michael ORouEk
Fl ia. For sale of mortgaged premises.
Keturnahle October term, 1894.
Earle Insley, Solicitor.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ. to me directe,
and delivered, / shall sell by public vendue, at Res
Estate Salesroom, No. So Montgomery street, Jerse
THURSDAY. the second day of August. A. D. 1879
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the follovin
ances, being the same described in said writ, that
Plot aA"-An that plot or parcel of land an,
promises situate, lying and being in the city Of Jl
Sey City, in the Comfy of hudson and state of Ney
Jersey. Bsgianmg at the so9theasterly corner 9
thence " southeriy along the le3sterty side Of Ell
inches t2s IT, lSS in.J TO the solEa face on a ston
wall; thence 81 e~asterly par&!lsl with toe southern
line of fweifth street along the face OF said ston
wall and beyond the same ON, hlndred (t0N feet
thence tSJ nufthcfly parallel, with Erie stree
#. | IS in) tothe s~oVtaerly Inc Of twelfth street
thence ~ westerly along the said lass named lin
together with ali right and title abpurtehaa2 to sal
prefnisesin and to Eric and Twelfth streets Ia iron
OF said premises,
Plot '.B"-Al that lot OF land and premises wit
the brick mouse thereon reetedtsituats lyins an
State OF New Jersey, in block numbered one hun
dred ana sixty {i69, as said block is lad ont on
map OF that pars Of the town OF Jersey common
called Aharsirsns," aied in the clerks othee Of III
and described as follows:
beginning at a point on the easterly line OF Fri
street distant tyycnty-three feet one aGd thee
eishths inches Us II. IS in.l southefly from sh
southeast corner OF Erie and Twelfth Sacsts; run
ming thence ~ eosterly parallel with the southerl
line nf Twelfth stseet ana along the liae OF Ian
now heinnslne to Michael osRourae one lundre
tit1l rect thence ~ s~outherly parallel with tn
sasterly line or Erie street tweHfv-six feet SIX an
one-eishtn inches taSlt. 6 IS in@; thence Gl wooster
Wan Que aaaare SleJf' feet to tse esster i Inc ps' 8 :
Erie stsest; thsace q aortaerly Ataas the easterl
ieaeos ksae stsset twensy-six fees ana SIS lncaa
t95 e, 6 lnst 10 sls place eff beginning.
JOHN ]. poEFEY. sherag.
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