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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG.
TON OF THE
LARGE AND VALUABLE FLOUH-AlLLS
COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE
IHAXALL MILLS,

TOGETHER WITH THE WATER
RIGHTS, BRANDS. &c.
ALSO.
SEVERAL. LARGE VACANT LOTS
SUITABLE FOR FACTORIES. &c.
In execution OF the hereinafter-msn-
toned decree we will sell By public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. MAY II. 1885.
VETERINARIANS AND VERY vALTA.
BILE FLOuR-MlII.S above Ieisrtea 70.
sometimes known as the "uAAaL,-
ally valuable water-power OF about o.,
horse power and other sppurtenapces and
privileges belonging thereto:
The mills are capable Of turning our
daily 1900 barrels OF Hour aud 20 bush
els Of corn meal, and are equipped with
much of the latest and most approved
machinery. The immense water power
capable OF being greatly increased ~ pro-
per utilization: the large areas Of ada.
cent vacant lands. and the great capacity
of the buildings. there being over l-9v'
feet OF floor room, will permit, Indeed IN
vites the establishment OF other indus
tries. such a. an electric Pant; OF w,y s.
lem, cotton, or pAper-miiln. OF III eA-
tension of the present plant.
The bran ds have an almost worii-wi1s
reputation and possess great value.
The never-failing and abundant supply
from the river by n private canal, easiy
and cheaply maintained, and the ,soiaiion
of the mills minmizes the DANCER ~ NE.
These mills, with so many Valuable ap-
purtenances, and situated In CITY %
favored in clim ate. health. ana unriyih'i
shipping facilities by water ana rail ana
Offering such vast possibilities or e1t"h-
sion. should attract the attention OF man
ufacturers and capitalists.
The VACANT LOTS may be SOLD Win
the mills or separately. as may seem
best at the time OF sale. 80
The Southern railway, connecting WIN
all transportation lines here, water ani
rail, has stem right In the Tlo-t OF
this property. and a capable ens,"f.r
asserts that tho water-po~sr Cd" "
TERMS: One fourth cash; ard the rest
| due in three equal instalments 81 one,
two. and three years for bonds bearing
interest from day OF sale and the interest
payable semi-annually. and the purcn'w'
| to keep the buildings. machinery ehl
| fixtures adequately Insured as i1r'her
security for the purchase money, am tss
| title to be retained until all the psIcafr
| money is paid and a conveyance oriefel
| by the Court. The purchaser ~ 70 ASSUME
| the perpetual annual ground rent OF ~
| bushels OF msrchantaDle corn, 10 accrue
| and become due from and atter ~,
| cember 81, 1894. and the taxes. state snl
| CITY. for the year 1895, but the prrchassr
| II 10 have the option OF payins an essn
| or a larger proportion thereof man o.,
| earlier dates than those above Indicated,
WILLIAM J. LEAkE,
| FRANK w. CHRlsrIAS.
| AJJBIN L. BOULWARE,
w. @. CRENsHAW. JR..
Special Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
Ellis & seabright. Auctioneers,
2. east Broad street
DOSES, ROSES, ROSES, ROSES AT
~ AUCTION
THURSDAY. MAY sth at 1870 A. NJ.

On the above date we viii sell an
other large consignment OF HOT-HOCSEs
PLANTS. consisting. in part of Ameri-
can Beauty Bride. La France, Pearl.
Duchess, Meteor. and other Roses. to-
gether with Geraniums. Helloiropes.
Verbenas, Pstunias, and many other
varieties too numerous 10 mention.
This Is your chance TO get flowers for
planting at your own price. as every
cost.
ELLIS & sEABRIGHT.
my 4-Su&Th2t Auctlonsers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
BY J. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.
lime CLOTHING AT AUCTION.
TO DE SOLD IN SINGLE SUITS, TO
PRIVATE CUSTOMERS OR TO
THE TRADE.

BY direction of parties declining bust
ness. | VIII sell at my store. commencing
at 1890 A. NJ.
MONDAY. MAY 9TH.
About 80 Fine Ail-Wool Mems suits;
Fine Pants. Boys Suits;
Youths Suits.
Vests, etc.
Remember every Suit Offered will be
sold, regardless OF value, and duplicates
given n prices satisfactory TO owner.
Attend this sale; owners anxious 10
sell. ]. III. VALENTINE,
NV 3 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
BY T.. A. Catlin. Aucuonee.'
land north Eleventh street.
D,RUSTEEy SALE
oe
NINE SMALL FRAME DwELiLNoS
AND - suvr.
ONE BRICK DWELLING ND sb' =
IN THE EAST-END.


In execution OF trUs;-dce,i 70 Vi sa..eo
January 25. lSo. OF record III - lh,ok
Connty court Clerks olfce, IN CO.. Ia
100 A. page 200, default haNirs 49, 81.
IN the payment OF the bona nv va, ~ re
cured. and being required - 10 w ~
holder OF said bond. We Wiz s ~
WEDNESDAY. MAY stH.
n, $50 o'clock r. NJ. on hs hIensst
sell at public auction. 10 '"s
o'ias ALL THAT CERTAIN - L2f s,s III
PARCEI, OF LAND. Win sar ~ -, litos
sra,ns ,sne,n-nts and the efieh SS 1919
thereon. lying between 'ail,ns ,xith ths
ty-seconA. q, and PiEA s,i's,'',,s ssssfh-
sxrsptiou Of = feet On =, az ~ ss,.,,.i
east intersection WITH ron sad
street and extending back nse" .seani
front about ie5 feet. alone iwen} ,wa 81
street 10 an alley, a ws' %
. msR hs TRIANGULAR LOT. tsSns snS
at; feet on o street. eetwssn p,,,E strsss
Carrinxton streets: lS iSs' =" AMI ~, on
between Darlington "a. Ss,d q stssets.
Ga arlington between finn az" .S m. ,s,t-
TERNS: One fourth ess.. y, noe iva.
Que in four equal psymsp,'s, ,,erSst sijed
three. and four year. WI ~ reSofta blS
from day OF sale. evidenced o ri On ~, 1,s
notss- and secured ~ r9r,ss" '" ~
nroperty. r.. \. SktiJ,r,,it soy
Trastc<a
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
Real Estate For For S ss1s.
Honey To ToI nesn.
III. A. M'CURDY,
NH 81 7north Tenth street,
CITY TAXES.
CITY TAXES.
CITY TAXES.
N..,tcrr COZ EC,,,OR Ou IEIIN

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF DELIN-
QUENT TAXES. CITY HALL.
lsIChMOND. VA, Aprii A.. loss.
BY an ordinance OF the city. it Is
required that nolcs snail BE given in all
the daily newspapers. under the direc-
ton OF the Colnm!I!se 9a Finance. that
the LIST OF pkLiNotENT TAXES On
REAL ESTATE Tor the preceding year
viii be published IN one or more OF the
daily papers, aud also the time and place
OF sale Of said delinquent real estate,
In accordance with the above. notice
10 hereby given that said l!s, WI be pub
18th day OF April, and on SATURDAY,
the eth day Of May. isss. The .aie. viii
Broad street. between Tenth and k,ie-
ven;h streets. between the hours OF IL
o'clock NJ. and I o'clock r. NJ. on Mon.
DAY, the eth day OF May iSst.
Ali who % not wish 10 have their pro-
perty advertised mus, pay on or before
the 18th Instant. JOHN A. MEANLEY
an s-tAxss ~ y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
AUCTION sALEs--sloraay.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD 'ihH
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEB
OAR YEAR ARE TO RE PAID PKG
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
vENnEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAIL
prc1r1cAryoNs unon which all

- PECIFICATIONS upon which all
6 ! +. J.
Etx0A our house-buiiding is based,
Ia - THAT WILL add twenty years
M TO the durability over one con-
WA structed in an ordinary way, ana
"A ~ the pleasure derived from living
V34R in one built In the following SUBJ
~ stanual manner Is no small item;
We LAY SLATE SLABS at tne
bottom and upon the top OF iodnoatio en
DIR BRICK have the most perfect cor
r rens mortar solid l-i-nch joints. there
nv preventing ground moisture from
ascending 70 Wood % Work. .o, M4 brcS
Strictly h art Floor joist. 2xlo In: stud
ding, 3x4 in; ceilng-joist, 2As ~. an SET
l6-in. centres: ratters. 2xs m IL nat ROOF
2xs in.
A NEW galvanized steel roofing. crest
Extent SLIDING or folding blinds. iur,
nished in any wood desired. PATENT
PLATED Set Fireplaces. with summer
frort attachm,nts. . On nrs' r n1ofs, 20
side of open freplaces, NO system gives
more satisfaction. combining great econo-
NV. convenience. and beauty.
GRANoLITHIC HEARTHs to all. in
various colors. Hardwood ManIels. with
ssysled osSSsf TOP hai aa%ls
nSnrmerly cost so. A frst-c,ass hard
t,nish pisster-job throughout. Three coats
~ fewis's lead and best llnseed-oil paint.
v.na.iJs ard out, or hard finish for interior.
nr,ippESINGS are covered during construc-
lion. and not a sash or door Is % be fitted.
nnnk. Compare the ut OF sash and
Doors where the reverse Is practiced. and
see Il the former plan dossn't make the
nn9SuT srN 800 on 1000 house II you ara
sSyS,vstsrrnf as 10 the above specifications
being followed We o will w Ssi.a 81 price n,.
namsu .h we are prepared to erect II any
at snrs on q guarantee. In from 60 TO 30
W. al slight advance IN price.
Consult q. n. A. BALL daily
S,v,,r af1on. lsOst.O Once address ;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

PARTIES HAVING PROPERTY TO
RENT OR SELL would do we'll TO give
me A memorandum Of them. as ] have
constant applications for the same. No
charges unless sales are made or tenants
are found. ii. CABELIA
No. 5 north Tenth street.
,phona No 81 my silt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
BY Ellis & Sesbright. Auctioneers.
"A east Broad street.

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER.
ID WHO Is DECLINING BUSINESS
at 1919 Ashland street. we will sell on
TUESDAY. MAY Z. 1895.
commencing ct 1880 sharp
l lot Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &C.;
Sprins-Wason;
Buggy and Harness;
2 Carts and Cart-Haruess;
Bar Counter:
1 Pigeon-Hole Table and Balls;
Large Feed-Bin;
And many other goods.
Sale positive.
ELLIS & SEABRIGHT.
myB AuctioneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
FOR RENT.
MODERN DWELLINGS AT REDUCED
RATES.

NJ on Tyyel'th street between Broao
and Marshall. with 8 room:
No IiaI FLOYD avenue, with rooms.
20 36i east Leigh street, with rooms;
No 3O7 north Twelfth street. Win
rooms. AGO
o,ber Dwellings,. both large and small
in different parts OF the city.
o,,or,, LARGO and desirable STORES.
Gail FOR our MAY RENT-LlST.
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR q son:
corner Eleventh and Bank streets:
Noi"N' my OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05

REAL EsTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE.
WHEN RIAL. ESTATE rs SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cALEN.
FAR YEAR ARE TO LIE PAID Pho
RATA ny THE VENDOR AND THE
vErNDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05

FOR RENT. AT $40 PER ANNUM;
sTORE No. $22, on the north side OF
Broad street between Third and Fourth
With II, SELDOM TAYLOR & SON.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
my 5-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05

nN,K ANp JOB PRINTING MAJ A.
D.JM JI .l Sx Hs'!rE AZ 'a'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
BY J. 3. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
lib Main street.

Real Estate Auctoneers,
lib Main street.
DUBLIO AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT NEW, NEAT. WEII~I,OCATED.
AND DESIRABLE
TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT
DWELLING,
No. slo7 EAST MARSHALL STREET.
ON THURSDAY. MAY 9TH,
AT 6 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
We shall sell by public auction, on the
premises, the above-named VERY DE
SIRABLE, NEW, WELIrBUI1.T AND
ATTRACTIVE DWELLING on the south
side OF Marshall between Thirty-frst and
Thirty-second streets. containing about
seven rooms, the usual conveniences. in
nice order. and desirable for either home
or rental, the lot fronting about 10 feet.
and having depth OF about 10 feet to an
alley In rear.
TERMS: One third cash: balance by
negotiable notes at and II months. with
interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust, or all cash. at option OF purchaser.
J. u. ELAN h CO.
my Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
IMPORTANT SALE

" - - ~ AVA u lllIy
TOGETHER WITH WATER RIGHTS.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE WELL-kNOwN PROPERTY.
OLD DOMINION COTTON MILLS,
MANCHESTER, VA.
ten minutes from RICHMOND vAl
PoST-OFFtCE, will be sold BY direction
OF the owners. on the premises on
MONDAY. MAY Is. iSs.
at IL O'clock A. NJ.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
LOCATION; On banks OF James river i'm.
mediately ct the end of Mayo's bridge 10 Rich.
mond. Electric strset rallsay passe, door aud
reaches oil points Ia b5,h cities,
LAND; About 40 900 square fcet
BUILDINGS: Over 10000 sQuaro feet
mcstly OF modern mill construction, ana butt n
most substantial amer.
SHIPPIS0FACIL Most favorab Bile
rail and water composition.
POWER: r60-aorHs water power. held
under perpetual lease - exceptionally low rate,
with turbine whoeis In position and condition.
MACHINERYi 252 Looms, 4, $40 spind,es
and complcte outft Of Lappers.
TAXES; Permanent exemption from city
taxes.
FIRE PROTECTION Moss complete. g.
curing minimum rates Of insurance.
Immediately following the sale o' IN.
above property transportation will be
provided to the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
crenshaw and others. who sue. &c.

Crenshaw and others. who sue, &c.
............'.'.''''''''''
Haxail-Crenshaw Company and othen;
.................r ,..'''.s'.''s
Planters National Bank. &c...Piain'in'
against n.,.,San,s
Same .............ssssss. .
i ia the Chancery Court OF the CITY %
rhariss " Goddln, Clerk OF said
c,,,,,s certify that the bond required ot
The soecial Commissioners BY me d,cres
in said cause OF March J. 1871 mas oss"
duly given. -, 49,. M day Of
Given under my ha ,Is a. ths s6ppiS.
May, isss ,ss SnA sis.Si, '" clerk.
By e. A. Catlin. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
AUCTION sALEs-r,s.,s pe,s

- = - ~ - - - s-,~fst - -s..4
WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD TH3
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cALEH.
DAB YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
NAIA 81 THE VENDOR AND fHD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05

NNHC CHEAPEST AND PREF
l. TEST LOTS IN TIE WEST END.
Come in and he convinced
A. -. APPERSON & CO,
u,y5lt north Eleventh sire l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
EOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT q
Nv nINEIIlNG

on west Marshall street, with broad lot:
handsome rooms. Also. large SHOP on
rear alley. ,
my 5-lt y. w. DO" "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
For SALE. , '',1 ! !' S ' ''s'

N.epo-wILL BUY FRAME DwELliNa
and good lot. north Fourth Stree
y,50o-NEAf BAY-WINDCW, 6-ROJS'
CHURC HILL DWELLiNS'
Twenty third street.
HCo-A PARK-AVENUE LOT. ) rect
not far west Of Hswitzer monu-
te.o0o-A CORNER BRICK DWELLING
one square from Hotel JefYs' SOL.
2,Go-BAy WINDOW CLAY -ol ~ BEL
DWELLING; I rooms. Cheap.
f3OOO-D TT "A CHI ED Cf.AI-STREET
DWELLING near Fifth street;
p.5o-B A Y NDOW. MODERN
DWELLING Foushee street.
S. 2J1-WE GRACE DWELLING;
rooms: near Harrison street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il co.,
my SILT lil3 Main street.
MRS. ALBERT G. BRUCE. SCHOOL
OF MUSIC.
Twelve years experience in Voice Gull
uIre-Iampertis's method-Sisht-Singin
Pano-Mason's system or touch ana
lecture. theory and ANALYSIS.
Lectures on Musical Literature.
Studio Will be open AUGUST LIST. Situ-
alton central, between First and Firth
streets.
Mrs Bruce will be a. her MUSHROOMS
90siz Floyd avenue daily except Satur-
day from A. NJ. TO +. NJ. my o-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05

BY N. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05

TOGETHER WITH THE WATER-
RIGHTS, BRANDS. &c.
ALSO,
SEVERAL. LARGE VACANT LOTS
SUITABLE FOR FACTORIES. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
IDE A L HOUSES

Station A. Rchmond vas y. &. A. !
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-30
FATE OF A JOKE.
1t Won Fortune and a Fair One for
Mr.. QufIIer.

He knelt at her feet, declaring his pas
sionate love.
For months ne had anticipated this mo-
ment with confidence, but now, as he
gazed into her gazelle-like eyes, their
distant fairness chilled his very SOUL.
True, too true, had been the taunts
and sneers of his companions! how
could he, poor. unknown. and without
belong to all penniless %Suitors, ever ex-
pect to win the hand of this, accomplish
ed heiress, Coraline Van Rembrandt?
Gould it be as they had SAID! IhaI
she but drew him on in order to revel
in the death throes of his tortured love?
Nay, by heaven, it should not be! But
stay, she was about to speak. With
set face and clenched hands he await
sMr. CUTLER, the silvery accents of
her dulcet tones struck strangely on
his ear, you speak to me of love. Know
you not that owe Is but a game OF
chance?"
gray eyes as he made his last stand.
without a seconds hesitation he replied,
with strange emphasis
tIt is true, my darling, but with you
as the stake it is a game of Faro
A suspense of but a breath and then, as
he wrapped her in his manly arms. the
stiffness of the night heard him murmur,
And I'm a sure winner on the queens*
Three hours later as he descended the
marble steps of her palatial home and
turned toward his humble garnet, he NUT
tered: And to think that / sent that joke
would have sold it for fifty cents!"-
TRUTH.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-30
The PsocrlH & osMalz Co.. clnrL

pion. z. Hjertberg, the American x
champion; George Jarvis, Andrew Walsh,
Gabe Hollander. and others, will try.
The events open to all amateurs are as
follows:|0 yards run, handicap; 440 yards
run, handicap; one mile run, handlcapi
go yards hurdle, handicap; standing mop,
step and jump, scratch; running mig
jump; 220 yards run, handicap; ESQ yards
novice, scratch; one mile walk, handicap'
standing broad jump, handicap; one
quarter mile novice for schools OF Brook
iyn, Jersey City and New York; one
mile bicycle race, handicap, under Law.
rules and sanction.
Rules of the A. A. u. to govern the
athletic events and of the L. A. w. the
bicycle events.
The committee reserve the right to re-
ject or strike out any entry. ;,
An entrance fee of 30 cents for eacn
event must accompany each entry ror the
handicap and bicycle events.
An entrance fee of 81 per man Tor eaSn
event will be charged for the two mile
steeplechase and the ten mile run.
The track will be dirt, 20 feet in width,
the 50 yards dash, the standing broad
Jump, hop, step and jump and the h1gn
jump will be on boards. -,
Gold, silver and bronze medals VIII pc
given to first, second and third reSpeci-
lively for the open handicap athieac
events and the regular A. A. U. cham
pionsfip die medal in the two champion
Ship events, gold to first, silver to sec
ond and bronze to third.
Entries close with j. 3. Sullivan, NO.
241 Broadway, New York city, on Janu-
IVY 2S 1903
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-30
n. j. A. G. CANES.
monster Carnival ofSporssfn Madison
SQuare Garden.

The N. ]. A. c.. with its usual enter
prise and dash will. hold its monster car
rival of athletic sports in Madison
Sauare Garden. February 1. This meet
ing promises to eclipse anything that las
heretofore been given, and it will be the
first athletic games held in Madison
SQUARE Garden in several years.
Mr.. James D. Boyd, the chairman of
the athletic committee, is untiring in his
efforts to make this an event that will
long be remembered.
At the last meeting of the "A. A. u. the
Board of Governors granted to the N. J.
A. C. the privilege of holding the two
mile steepfechase and the ten mile run,
scratch, for the championships of Amer
lea. These two events will alone be
worth a journey to witness. In the ten
mile run, Tommy Conneff, the holder OF
the worlds amateur record for one mile,
win start and viii endeavor to break the
indoor record and the American record
as well. 1t is believed that Conneff, IN
fine shape, can create new figures from
will be C. H. Bean. the FIVE mile cham
pion of New England, James RushWorth
of Boston and others. In the T5o mile
steepiechase such well known distance
men as A. B. George, the English cham
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-30
BARNATo'S BILL.
Story OF an Unpaid Account of the
Kafir King.

Cedar Rapids has a citizen, P. A. Peter
son, who claims to possess a curiosity
an unpaid bill against Barney Barnato,
now the most talked of man in the Eng
fish speaking world, says the Minneapolis
journal In 1872 Mr.. Peterson and Carl
Lutter, now of San Francisco, kept a
boarding house at Du Toy PAM. three
miles from Kimberley. This was the site
Of the first find. Peterson conducted the
diggings and Lutter the boarding house.
About this time Harry Barnato as he was
called, his full name being Harry Barney
Barnato, struck the place, He was a
sleight-of-hand performer, barefoot and
bareheaded, an importation from the
Whitechapel region of London. The boys
hired a hall for him and he gave two or
three entertainments, made a stake and
began the diamond brokerage business.
s'Clh,h he was a smooth one, said Peterson.
HE could make you think you We're bald
headed with his tricks. One night we
had a rattle at U shanty and Barnato
was there. He could throw three skies or
three aces. anything needed to win. and
we knocked him out" Ksmberley began
The diggings failed and the miners left.
Among the departures was II. B. Barnato,
who forgot to pay his board bill.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-30
QUEER FREEZE OUT.
New Brigade Bowling League
With the Fourth Regiment
Left Out So Far.

There has been forming in the cities
of Newark and Paterson for, the past
month a bowling league. to be known
as the First Brigade Bowling League.
This league is supposed to consist of
representative teams from companies of
the brigade, which includes, besides the
First and Second Regiments, the Fourth
of this city. The boys of the Fourth
received accidental notice of the leagues
formation and were much worked up
over the neglect to- notify them. Several
of the companies in the Fourth Regiment
have bowling teams, and nothing would
suit them better than to enter the field
against the high-rollers of Newark, Pat
erson and the surrounding districts.
Sergeant Kline, a bowler from Company
A, with an average of IT'S for the season,
journeyed to Newark one night recently
with two other Company A members, to
investigate the reports. This committee
learned so little about the matter that
another trip is necessary.
1t appears that Company c is the most
prominent among the bowlers of the
First Regiment. IF it is not found pos
sible to enter the tourney with the two
.sCabosh" regiments, as the member of
liz 1dNG llClA III iiC1
brothers in arms, a series of games will
be arranged between A of the Fourth
and c of the First. These games will
be played in Newark and Jersey City al
ternately. They are expected to create
and foster a better feeling between regi-
ments and provoke mutual interest
amongst the members of both. Should
Company A enter the brigade tourney,
the games, which were arranged for the
GAZING team, composed of A members,
will be Abandoned.
Another of the Fourth whose
members would like to know more of
that tournament, is Company B. Its en-
thusiastic team Of young bowlers viii be
heard from III the Fourth Regiment en-
tiers the lists. Nor are these the only
two companies interested. Almost every
ompan in the Fourth has enough of
the sporting spirit among its members
to enter any contest to which they are
eligible.
Captain Maxon of the GAZING team had
this to say in referepce to the rumored
league:-"If there is to be a tournament
| you may count us in. We have received
no notification of any such contest except
what a newspaper had to say Of a series
Of games for he brigade championship
We are looking for honors, not prizes.
and, although no team can claim the
championship of the entire brigade be-
cause they have defeated part of 1t, we
| glory. whichever tAey win; but we must
have u chance to defend Jersey City's
National Guardsmen."
This fits so closely the sentiments of
| Lieutenant Christie of Company B, witt
regard to his team, that Ii is unneces-
sary to repeat his exact words. He also
added:-".Wcs viii play any OF
any regiment any game, whatever the
result, to keep athletic sport alive in
the National .Guard.sN