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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25

Ian, So; Eoss, 20; lane, rs D.r1oas,
THIRD GAME.
Roseville A. A.-Wood. 161; Thompson.
129; Reese, I47; Var Ness, 1871. Pierson,
elizabeth a. c.-Davis, 40; Chamber
lain, 17s; Pope, $50; Lane, IN: Dihock.
A feature of the games In the New Jer-
sey Bowling Association. last night was
TIE defeat of the X-Spartans. leaders for
T. Is eh ,d5,pa It was the sixtesnth
straight victories the team had its string
broken and went down before the bowl
prise to the talent, who were Willing to
offer almost any odds on the headers win
ming. The cams seemed Handicapped In
some manner. and although six of the
strongest teams commended for honors only
one reached the average. In the opening
faanS me Castle Point Cyclers defeated
me valencia Boat, Club, and In the sec
The result does mot affect the position Of
enc q ~ ddvspartans. who are stfll three games
g aavahce or their nearest rivals.
FIRST GAME.
Castle Point .Cyclers-C. Hasbrouck, IA;
Y; MittlesSorf iss; F. Trautwein, 1o5; r.
pyaIeneIa Boat club-H. KHAN h1aal' 49, e.. II.
Ma1neWS. lot; @. Seiner. 148. Total, 716.
SECOND GAME.
Hours Meyer. 1913; c. Spohn. los: W.
i5s; Total IT, ss s. hahser' ls7; 2. Kuneken'
Spartans-j: Gehrs, 1873; A. Bower 1a5.
ysiIlsu sssimksn. JIG; L. Cells, u.s. iy4s;' l'J J.
StelJes, i54- Total. 694.
THIRD GAME.
lieb, 11B2 rs; I. kancI anne Ike, 1s7; + ort-
100: a Keller l4S, Total, 76s.
Americas Athletic Associations Kec-
nE1eiSsen, 100; ]. Kolb, 100; al. Seller ia.
W.dlam Schmedes, 1856; J. Schwarcke. rs
The New Jersey Bowling Club COM
pieteu It's games in the Amateur Assoc
SIalIoI with a clever victory over the
New Jersey A. c., at Bergen Point. last
even,ng. They made the windup ali the
more noteworthy by piling up a remark
aply high score. The totals were:-
New J~ersey-Faber, 2l5; Lembeck. III.
T. Io cummings, $50; Rowe, ISL; Merritt. Iii;
Joroan, 1877; Van Keuren, FOG; Fowler
! 81 20 sutton, 1865; Lawrence, us. Total
New Jersey Athletic-N. H. Dav. la.
Granf, l55; Jenkins, ISL; Boyd. IL: Coon.
er, LOO. +. Day, 167; Rhoderick. 224: Pitch
"a : eso lso' Cabb. 141; Lewis, 1853. Total.
lsUOu. EFtsT
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25
Brisk Games Of HandbalI.

me members of the Jersey City Hand
pan Ciup did some effective work with
uiie Dali yesterday, at the Jersey City.
court In preparation for the big games to-
Gay, with the cracks OF Brooklyn who
are to try their skill against the local
piayers. 1t will be a great day for hand
pan In this city and Judging from the in
terest that is manifested in the match be-
tween Mike Egan the amateur chamnion,
VI America, and James Fitzgerald, the
professional champion of Ireland, there
VIII be a crowded gallery. In the games
lndulged in, the special team match be-.
tween J. Egan and P. Burns against II
.Fiaherty and James Egan being a fea..
lure, only a few aces dividing the scores,
The totals Were.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25
New York A. Q. Applies for Rein-
statement.


The application of the New York A.. &.
for membership in the Metropolitan AS
ISOLATION of the "A. A. u, which was
forwarded to Secretary John. j. Dixon
after the last conference between the
officials of the A. A. u. and the New
York a. c. was sent to a mail vote ana
the New York A. G. has been notified
that they were elected by a unanimous
vote. They will now take an active in
terest IN the association and be entitled
to three delegates to the
Association, n of which will be elected
a member Of the Board of
President Mcmillan has authorized Sec
rotary Sullivan to call a meeting of the
A.. A. y. Of the U. s. for Tuesday, March
9, to be held at the Aston House. New
York City. At this meeting will come
up the revision Of the rules and sev elgI
prominent gentlemen Interested In sport
will be invited to attend the meeting to
confer with the A. A. u. in relation To
getting the rules In as perfect shape as
possible.
N. !. A. q. Preparing for Spring.
The Board Of Trustees Of the New Jer-
sey A. C. held its annual Spring meet
ing at the club house on Tuesday evening
to settle on plans for the coming year.
M. R. Cobb was appointed chairman Of
the Baseball Committee, and 1t Is the IN
tention Of the COMMITTEES to alternate each
Saturday with the cricket department.
commencing April 10. The Athletic
Committee were authorized 10 proceed
with g carnival of sports TO be held onthe
clnao ound on Decoration Day It Will
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25

The Interstate League games last night
on Thom's alleys drew out a packed house.
The contests were up to expectations,
both teams reaching high scores. The
bowling was very scientific and although
the New Yorks Won three of the four
games they were forced to exert them
selves considerably to succeed. The OPEN
ing game was hot; the Buffalo team put
up a fast game and with a speedy windup
finished with a lead of five pins. They
failed to keep the pace in the other three,
while New York held their form and
pounded out more thar 300 average for
the three. 1t was great bowling and the
enthusiasts from this city, of which there
was a large number present Joined in the
cheering for New York. Scores were:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25

10 JOHN Ii. RUrH WELLER -
You are hereby notified that I have pur-
chased, for. the sum Of s2s5 90-109 1.-TWO hundred
and sixty-hve dollars and ninety csufs5. Lt
number 226. in block number 792, on assess
Der 1902. made by. the Commissioners OF Adj
justment in and for the City Of Jersey City.
appointed by the Circuit Court of the County
of Hudson. in pursuance of Chapter III OF the
Laws Of 1885. and the supplements thereto; 4
certified. copy Of WHICH map was fled in the
Office Of the City Collector Of the city OF
D. 1895, at sale made by the City Collector
of said city under and by virtue Of the pro-
visions of the said act, entitled tan Act con-
corning the settlement and collection OF arrears
of unpaid taxes, assessments and water rates
or water rents, in cities OF this State, and i'm
posing and leyying a tax and assessment and
lien In lieu af.d instead OF such arrearages
and enforce the paymen thereof. and to pro-
vide for the sale of lands subject to future
taxation and assessment" passed March 30,
1886, and the supplements thereto.
And you are hereby further notified that YOU
have or claim to have an interest therein, and
unless. the said lot, tract or parcel OF land
shall be redeemed. as provided in said act.
before the expiration of six months from and
after the service hereof. a deed for the same
Will be given according to the provisions Of
Dated January Is, 1891.
ALBERT A. FRANCK,
BY lIcEWAN & McEwAN. s~S
~ Attorneys ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES.


II WILLIAM III. CORNELIsON. ELLEN 4.
Coineifson, his wife: Catharine N. AlexcE.-
der, James a. Alexander, her husband; Mel;
Clarenee Stephens, executors of will: OF
Nathan Stephens, deceased
You are hersDy notified that at a public sale
made by the City Collector Of Jersey city. ou
the 18th day OF October, 1894, The Mayor and
aa@ n two Of 5 5s5ssy city aSa s,gD,Hasssa for so,, the
and ninsty-six cents i the land and real
estate situate In Jersey City, In the County Of
Van Willis lis s svenus o. Witch Msa 'f 8 issid ifdS GOWN and nd
desigdab,d as lots seven Cd and eight go, In
upon an assessment map annexed to a report
number eighty-fiye $50, made by the Com.
for said City by the Circuit Court Of the
county of Hudson. a certified copy Of which
report rs,1 rd ana map was filed in the office Of the
sale being made pursuant to the provisions q
passed March Both. 1885. entitled
An Act concerning the settlement and COLI
lection Of arrearages Of unpaid taxes, as
sessnaents and water rates or water rents
in cities Of this State. and imposing and
and instead Of such arrearages, and to en-
force the payment thereof. and to provide
for The sale of lands subjected to future
taxation and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And sou are further notified that you APP
land and real estate, and unless the said land
and real estate shall be redeemed, as provid-
ca IN sa trom acts asa before sf3r1 the expiration Of six
deed for the same will be given conveying
to The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City
the fee siniple of said land and real estate
according to the provisions Of the said act.
Pat pated Jersey yog City; N; =. Janusry q; 1851
P. F. wANsER.
Attest. M. J. o,DoNNELLs.
City Clerk
rha NJ ras ' M. "; 1oS..t 90
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25
Championship Pool Games.

The games in the Newark pool tourna-
ment on Tuesday were more exciting
than those of last evening. In the cor
tests Tuesday Gus Reuter- Of this city
handled his cue very successfully and led
Bert Piper, the Morristown crack, a
lively race, leading him by a small mar
gin until the final frame, when he ran
away, with a margin of IL balls. In the
second contest Piper had his revenge on
Gibson of Asbury Park, beating him by
s balls. when Gibson looked k a sure
winner. In the last two frames Piper
pocketed Il balls to l for Gibson, which
gave him the victory. Score:-
Reutter-15 II 1 Is 8 10 10 6
- Is 0 l 10 0 4-125.
Piper[o 9 4 5 II 4 IS 2 8. 5 0
Piper-1O 8 Is l Z IA 0 is +
8 4 8 8 IA TBS.
Gibson5 s II 0 10 rs 1 Is O Z 6 II
IL IL o. 1-117.
Last evening Mike Dolan had no trouble
in winning from Frank Mead of this city
by a score of 125 to q. Mead was not
Up to the standar and in the next game
Peter Bey was successful against w. II.
Mclaughlin by 15 to So.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25
Athletes seeking Res,strat,on.

Applications for the registration of
athletes are coming in rapidly, as the
new rule goes into effect March 1. After
that time track athletes, gymnasts and
boxers will not be eligible to compete
unless they have become registered with
the Secretary of the A. A. u. There
have been a great many questions asked
as to just what effect this registration
scheme has on school boys, coilegians
and members of Y. M. C. AS. The com
mittee has decided that college athletes
competing in college games under the
intercollegiate rules do not require to be
registered; schoo1boys in schoolboy games
do not require registration, but all
schoolboys, collegians and athletes who
compete in outside games under the
rules of the A. A. u, must obtain from
the Secretary Of the A.. A. u. a registra-
ton card. T h Atlantic Association. Of
which J. W. Kelly is secretary, has re-
ceiyed over 150 applications for registra-
ton, and Secretary Plummer, of the New
England Association, has probably had
twice that number. Athletics in New
England begin much earlier than here.
The registration scheme has met with an
prevail In all the associations throughout
the United States. The Pacific, the Pa
cific Northwest, Central and Southern
Associations are all taking great interest
in the scheme.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25

SCORE BY FRAMES.
Clinton ...S9 142 245 $3.50 4o6 476 $50 63s 712 793
Clio .......80 IA EOS 276 354 42S 511 574 $50 72S
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25

Emma M. Hooper describes .Fabrfcs.
Coiors and Gowns" for spring in the Feb
ruary Ladies' Home Journal, and of shirt
waists says: THE comfortable cotton
waist will be In vogue more thar ever.
and will not be confined to percales, che
viots, ginghams and such substantial
goods, but dainty dimity and flower
sprinkIed organdy, az well as silk ging-
ham, VIII be called into reauisition.v
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-25

(Saie Nc. 4612.1
The New Jersey Title Guarantee & Trust CO.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-01

tracks. To date the property has sent
to market I, 652 tons Of ore, and the
first shipment Was made ia 1896.
The deal for the Aragon is "still in the
air" proposition has been submitted
to the company by Mr..Smith, which
has been amended in some particulars
and returned to him. II the amended
articles are accepted by Mr.. Smith the
deal will be closed at once. Norway
people are anxious to see the Commoa'
wealth people secure the property, as
this would insure It's operation steadily.
At the Badger mine the company Is
now employing about 125 men. Some
ore has been loaded on the ears, but
none has been forwarded TO the docks
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-01
Mortgage sale.

First publication April IL hast July TO- 1897.
Whereas default has been made in the condi
tions of a mortgage. dated the fifteenth day
~ september, a. ID. 1891 executed by Martin
Rogan and Catherine Rogan his wife, TO the
Security Savings and Loan Association, "a cor.
porRtipn orpaui1.d aud existing under the laws
Of the state OF Minnesota. which mortgage was
recorded on the nth day OF september.
1891, at nine O'Clock u. m, IN the
office OF the register OF deeds OF the county
OF Iron, state OF Michigan. Ia volume four ol
mortgages on page thirty-one and whereas by
reason ol said default there Ia now due nc the
date OF this notice upon said mortgage the sum
of one thousand, four hundred, thirty-one
dollars and thirtyeight cents. for principal,
interest and premium, and the further sum ol
two hundred, seventy dollars money paid by
the mOrgAgee Tor Insurance and the further sum
Of eighty-nme dollars ANA twenty.nine cents,
money paid by the mortgage for taxes I'm pur-
suance OF The terms OF said mortgage. and the
further sum on nifty dollars as AN attorney fee
stipulated Tor M said mortgage aud the whole
amount claimed To be due and unpaid on said
mortgage, at the date OF this notice X the sum
OF one thousand eight hundred and forty dol.
lars aud SiXty-seven cents Isl, SfO.07l ana no
proceedings ~ law having been taken TO recover
said sum or any part thereof Now, therefore,
notice y hereby given that by virtue of the
power OF sale in said mortgage contained aud
of the statutes of the state OF Michigan, the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by n sale NJ
public auction TO the highest bidder at the front
Falls. In said county OF Iron and state ~ Mlohi.
gan, THAT being the place wherp the circuit
court for the county OF Iron IL heidi ON Monday
the 9Th day of July. A. u. 1897. at ten O'Clock
"a the forenoon Of said day, Of the premises
described IN said mortgage 10 satisfy said I'M.
dobtodnerH, costs and expenses OF sale, and also
any sum or sums which the undersigned Will
pay az or before said sale. for taxes aud iusur-
ance 90 protect ITS interest In the premises
described In said mortgage to-wit. All that
tract or parcel, OF land lying and being In the
county Of Iron, ana state Of Michigan and
described as lot number iorty-seven (47) OF tho
original plat OF the village OF Crystal Fails
according 60 the recorded plat thereof on Ale or
OF record la the Office Of the register OF de.ls I'M
and Tor said county OF Iron and state OF Mlchi.
gan.
Dated April ~, 1897,
SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SMITH q EMPsoN,
Attorneys Tor Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-01
Marn,Ialta Ranpe.

There was second cave-in oil the sur
face at the new deposit 81 the Lake
Superior Iron company Monday OF this
week. They had been waiting for this
Tor some weeks The Gaping was strong
err than was wished for, but it finally
gave way, and the miners can now 90 IN
under il and take the ore on the caving
plan, working from the top Of the depos-
IL downward. The timber shaft being
sunk here is going down slowly, the tim.
beers being dropped. The whole frame
work is settling from surface, and they
have about twenty feet further TO 50
before reaching the desired point. The
ground may harden rs they get little
deeper, in which case they might he able
TO catch up TO the timboring, but the
chances are that they will have "A drop
shaft TO the ledge With the new shalt
down aud equipped it will add consider
ably 20 the facilities for ore handling at
this point.
The Swanzy mine, the property 81 the
Escanaba River, Land & Iron company,
will he disposed Of at public auction next
Tuesday. There should bemany bidders,
ms the property Is one that offers rare
inducement for the expenditure Of capri
tai. II Possesses IN ore OF excellent
grade, and there is enough OF il in sight
to make neat shipment for the pur-
chaser. OF many assays taken by those
who have looked the mine over, all show
the ore to be Of Bcssemcr grade. With
the mine is offered 703 acres Of land, all
on the mineral range, and showing en-
couragng signs OF iron ut many places.
The third level openings mt the Lake
Angelina are being vigorously pushed,
and the task Of preparing for the electric
motors will soon he commenced. There
will be more room here than ON the level
above, the tracks will have better
curves, and there will be improve
ment in the ore-handlng that will be
valuable. The electric motor is certainly
q great success at the Lake Angelina,
and the mine il one OF the neatest 10 he
seen in the Lake Superior region.
The FIRST boat OF the season 60 take
pig iron irom the docks OF the Cleveland.
Cliffs company arrived on Friday 81
last week The first boats to rench
l3scanaba arrived last Saturday. The
yosselmen arc not trying to get out carly
this season, they preierring 20 wait until
business has shaped so that they will
know something OF the amount of ore
that is Co he carried.
The Lake Superior Iron company
began loading from its Lake shaft stock
pile with steam shovel Thursday
Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-01

The shipments from the two mines now
average from sixty-iive TO seventy cars
per day The working shaft at the Rust.
OF the same group, was completed last
week and viii be among the early ship
pers this season. This plant is we'll
equipped with pumps aud hosting
machinery and with little preparation
will be capable OF producing a large
amount OF ore. The quality OF the ore
at this mine is superior, being OF the
dark blue variety.
At the Mahoning things are being put
ia readiness for early shipments, aud IL
is expected that the requirements OF this
mine may be something like 100000
tons for the season. With the present
facilities and conditions here It will be
an easy matter TO produce the above
amount during the shipping season with
single day shift.
Winston Bros. & Dear already have a
good start in stripping nc the Mahoning,
and will with their Increased facilities be
able I'd easily Keep ahead OF the ore
shoyels. They expect to start one
shovel with u crew OF not less than sixty
men by Wednesday Of next week and
will doubtless have their full crew with
three steam shovels at work by the first
of May.
Cole & Mcdonald. the diamond drill
contractors, finished their drill work ON
the Consolidated property near McKin-
ley on Saturday evening. aud on Mon
day brought their implements to this
city for storage.
Owing TO the lack OF boats, the Oliver
has been compelled to temporarily stop
shipments, but the cause will be
remedied and full force employed in n
few days Virginia Enterprise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-01

is laid down In blue, the trails and roads
are shown, the railways plainly indicat-
ed. the names of important towns print
ed in large black letters. and the
topography is represented in brown. As
Tar as the ore deposits arc known. they
are indicated ia general way by red
lettering
The country shown upon the map in
cludes particularly, the SLOGAN. Kootena,
Lake, Cariboo Creek, Deer Park, Nelson.
Salmon River, Trail or Rossland, and
the Boundary Creek regions. IL also
shows the Arrow Lakes and Lardean
country and some portion OF the
Okanogan region.
The map is compiled from reliable and
official data and shows the Mining Dis
trict Subdivisions, and the elevations
OF the mountains and lakes.
The opposite side OF the sheet contains
an accurate statement aud description
OF the country, showing its discovery
and development TO the present time.
The folder will be sent to any address,
together with a copy OF Wonderland '97.
our new tourist book, upon receipt oil
six cents in stamps. CHAs. s. FEE,
Gent Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-01
All ACTIVITY.


Mining operations were resumed at the
Queen Monday morning with the usual
force of men and the location has the
appearance OF more than ordinary
activity. Two or three cargoes have
already been shipped To- Escanaba and
the ore being mined-irom 900 TO
/ 200 tons each days being forwarded.
The Lake Superior & Ishpeming Railway
company have a large gaug Of men em-
ployed putting in side track TO the
mine which will likely be completed with
in the next thirty days. The chances
are that the big mine, as well NJ the
Blue, will he wrought TO foil capacity
during the season The conditions Of
the market are such NJ to neccsstato
this course, If the mines are worked at
all, in order Go reduce the fixed charges
Co The minimum per ton Of the product
II will require the utmost degree OF
economy aud Uniform good luck II the
company Is To save any money az all
The prospect for Improvement ia the
market has not matcrialized ns yet,
though hope bnsod upon the large CON
tracts 81 finished iron and steel for
future delivery Is still entertained. =
Ncgauncc Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-01
Map o.
Mich.

The most complete and artistic map
81 the rich mining region 81 the Kootenai
and adjacent territory IN Washington
and British Colombia, has just been pub
lishcd 10y the Northern Puci0c Railway
II is just what * needed by those going
60 that country or who desire 20 study
and know about il.
The map Il made in relief, IL 20 by is
inches in sizc between borders, and has
inconncction withit--on thcsnme page =
two smaller maps that show the relation
OF the district to the world at large.
The principal drainage OF the country
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-01
FROM THE MINES
IL. Il -. ega.-r.a-fea-rsa.-l. -.
THE IRON MARKET.
The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews Resume Of
the Week in Iron Circles


the Week in Iron Circles.
Boats are now loading ore Mt some oil
the upper lake docks, but the opening OF
the season finds no readiness for it on
the part 81 orc or vessel interests. The
Illinois Steel Co has closed within the
week with the Minnesota Iron Go. for
its 1897 supply Of Mesab ores, but the
tonnage is not yet announced. Some
other deals are pending that may soon
result in sales. But in general the situa-
ton IL waiting one. So much pig iron
ON hand holds furnacemen back; SO much
ore.on Lake Erie docks makes orc COM
paflies with consuming connections
indifferent ON the subject OF charters.
There would he entire satisfaction by
most ore shippers with an arrangement
that would delay the opening for at
least month A season contract was
male the past week covering 300, 900
tons and upwards from Marquette Mt Go
cents The usual difference between
Marquette and the head Of the lake
would make the Ashland and Duluth
rate rs cents, TO correspond; however,
20 cent tonnage has been offered, and
ehort-seasan offers OF 60 and 60 cents
are reported The expected reduction
ON rail frcights to Ashland and Escanaba
has been made. From Gogebic mines
Co Ashland Che rate is now 40 cents in
stead OF 80. aud like reduction has
been made from Iron Mountain and
points carrying the same rate, 20 Es-
CANADA. From Crystal Falls and Iron
River districts. which have taken n 81
ceat freight. the new rate is iS cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-01
Abandon The Mine.

Angus Smith, who has just returned to
Milwaukee after spending several months
ON the Pacific coast informed an Evening
Wisconsin reporter Wednesday that the
pumps would at once be withdrawn from
the Aragon iron mine on the Menominee
range, and the mine abandoned for the
present. Mr.. Smith states that the
company would rather close the mine up
entirely than have trouble mt stated IN
teryals with the miners. There is con-
sequently no telling when the mine will
resume operations.