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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02
ISLAM LAKE, Nav 81. 1898

| M LANE, Nay 1910
Two battalions Of the Thirty fourth
giment went to the little town Of
Brighton yesterday afternoon and as
sisted the people OF that city TO observe
Memorial day in the proper mauntr
Colonel Petermann went in charge Of the
r'Sim"ut with MaIor Hodskin in com.
mand OF one battalion and Captain
Bates in com maud OF the other. Ga ar
r'vlng on the outskirts Of the city the
" terans o. the town met them and es-
corfe1 the boys throul b tue city. After
the exercises, the boys were entertained
at the city hall to IN elaborate supper.
which was greatly enjoyed by all. The
iour mile march 10 Brighton had shai D.
ened up their appetites, which under or.
binary circumstances did NOT need much
coaxlng e. enjoy a spread Of any kind
and the meal which the ladies OF Brighton
had prepared was burriedly disposed Of
The troops got back to camp about 5
O'Clock and all were we'll pleased with
the treatment accorded them.
Taken all in all Memorial day at Camp
Eaton will long be remembered by the
soldiers here. General Irish's address at
the morning ceremony has been the talk
OF the camp and is considered mastery
oratorical effort, Tor the General is an ex.
ceptiona'ly fine speaker.
CAMP NOT 8.
Major Latmer came out from Detroit
yesterday and reported for duty with
the regiment. His new horse which ia a
very fine animal, was formally presented
to hin during the evening by some of
his Detroit friends, The horse was a Gift
IRON the Detroit Shriners. The Major
entertained the officers OF the regiment
at supper last evening at the farm house.
along with his Detroit friends.
Things are beginning to look like an
other pay day within short time, for
the rolls are being made out. 1t ia
thought that the first months wages
from the Uuitcd States would be paid
from the first day the boys reached
camp. Pay pay will be very welcome to
most OF the boys, who have been broke"
Tor the past week or go.
Fresh meat was served at Dinner again
today and never so mnch appreciated
ARRANGEMENTS are being made to have
fresh meat given the boys whenever /,
can be done as long IA we are in Camp
Eaton, and it will be Issued three times a
we from now on.
The band IL making steady improve.
ment and two or three band men of abil.
'ty are here to Join the regiment, Ole,f
them was assistant manager of the Uni.
versity band at Aun Arbor. H. wro,e
TO the Colonel some time ago Wishing 20
enlist, but the band was then comnlete
aud be could not be taken in. However,
be was bound TO get in and he came I'm
camp determined TO get into tbs rs,i.
nent II he had to enliss nc o private. ue
IL good musician and will be n yaluab,o
acquisition to the organic ton. Tho
principal trouble so far has hoe, ,ho
want OF Instruments and foundation
has been sent in IL them.
lt IL feared that the regiment will non
De required 10 remain at Island Lake 10 I
recruit The compaDies up 10 lO6 men
"ut All are hoping that this me- od q,
n'liog Nchigan's quota OF tho socooa I
eau viii not be adopted. Nothing d,an.
10 10 Cue way Of Information on the sub.
Jec. nas been received up to to this TINA
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02

Have you eeen the Eutopia hammock.
IL IL comfort pure and simple. Full line
oil hsmmoeks at Carlton Hardware Co.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02

Screen doors, windows, and garden
hose. Prices the west at the City lar d
ware.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02

zee the steel range with reservoir ard
high closet sold for $50 at Carlton Hare
ware Co.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02

The Crawford bike at the City hard
ware Is all right. The boys say so.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02

icture and window glass at John
Dlns;ah's.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02
Weed for Sale,

Delivered IN long or short lengths.
Apply at Singer machine Office to Chan.
PIN " Mannis. |. STARK. Agent.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02

A ne" stock OF baby carriages at John
Dunstan.s, from So 10 $40.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02

Ice cream frcezers, refrigerators, lawn
mowers, We lead 10 quality and price.
City HARDWARE.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02

Baby carriages cheap at ] ,l.n Duns.
tuns.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-02
D. S. S. g. a. R'y
|||E||||||!
REDUCED RATES
TO EASTERN Paints.

The d., y. &, 4 A Railway has nov in
effect to the aforementioned Eastern
FONTS via Sault Ste Marie, the following
very low fares
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-30

eS III iaebr Ratarrb in bteisr @sseah sss
2anbeS, ais ssn aSen anberen Rronftsiten
;uiammen, Inb Bic In ben Ietten Sokreu
gait er ala anteiIbas. Biels Sabre lang ers
tIdrten Dotterea iba fls eins lofale &rans'
beit nnb i4rieben lctaIs 6silnittsI BOT, anS
ba iie Jpn mis- 6rstIt9er 9ebanhIuns bejakms
big ni4t tnrirteI erfIdrten fis TN foe uns
6eilbar. Die @ifien16aft Bat betDieien, bas
Ratarrb cine Ronitttutisnssranlbett VI anS
besbaIb eine conifitsticneIIe Hebanbluxs &C,
forbers. 6au's 3atarrb 3ur, fGbrilsst ssa
S. s. GFsmeh q 8 o.. xeIeSp, Okts, N
bic etusies tonfttutipnefls Rus tn &aayete.
Sie ibirs ianerIt@ 10 Dsien sles @Aben ssa
10 Esspfsn BID 90 stnsm EBeelSfey ssE
senomnsen. Sis htrtt hissts eui bas Hlss
uns Sts i&lesmtses Dbssf6&s bes SAfsms.
Sts bteten einbunsert Dollars foe iebeR Cad,
ben fss ~ sastren berfebIt. Gatt GAO Giys
eulars umA 8eusntfIs somu.en. Nbrejftst:
s. 9beaet q q o., GoIeso, o.
~ Ssrsaaft seu aIlea 1SstEstern,7 ,7s Sc.
5arl's 5amilien.gillen Fnb bte beifem.
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!sSrefe Etuen.

S9iden Sic Sbre abrefe an $. 6
Budfen & 60, in g9icasp unb sic uer=
ben gratis cine 8robe S9a9tel BON
-9r. Sings geeuen 2ebens=biuen erhalten
Cine 8robe miro sic bon bem @ertbe
oerielben iiber5eu9en, sic tuirfen leidi
uno iino Defenders gu empfeblen Bel
Seritopfuns uno nerp5iem &opfpeb
Sir Malaria unc 2eberbeIdueroen ba,
ben iie ii6 als uni9dsbar eruielen. Ga
lulro 9arantirt, oaB iie abiolut fret Dor
l9doli6en Subitan5en uns in ibre,
Snlammenlebnns rein uesetabiliid iiub
sic i6tuaden oas Spitem ni1t, Ionberr
trdfti9en oaiiel6e, in6em iie ben Maaen
uno Die @eodrme 5u erneuter 9bdtigfeii
anregen. 0fesuldre @r5Be 25 Gents
per Slai9e. gertauft in Der Qpptbeft
bon S. &alteber & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-30

,@te piel bat Dir Der 6er3os pon
Maine besublt, gdurte, baB 3u i'm
pom mir be freien ipllteil?" rief lie linn
gu, allein idlon mar bas unbeirli9e
@elidJt mieber petidmunoeh, g8as er
gsieben, bate ibm obne 3peifeI ses
niigt
9llmanbe manO lid inbejien, BON
tqrdtbaren Sdlmerien Qepeiniat. in
benz seiiel. Sn ibrem Gjeiitbi seisten
lid bieielben rotben 6lede ,uie bel Der
Taupbiue Der 1oS Der unsluflihen
Brinieiiin luuroe jn~sielem 9lusenblid
on ibrer M0rberiu seraht. Sie iiel su
gOben, no lie, uon ardmpfen sejdiits
telt, bilflos unb perlaiien liesen blieb.
Sbre Nugen murben na6 uno na9
slaiis, Sdaum trat Dor ibre 9ippen.
2lls cine Stunbe ipater slrgenions
9aider in bas 3immer branaeu, mar
bie qodter Ser Wlarquiie b. 8rinoilz
tiers ibren iroiiden Ridteru bereits
entriidt.
@nhe.
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Treie &OrreapOuOen3.
5ebatauieno Trauen idreiben at
9r. Sartmatt um arSt>
lideu &atb.

Miabelteus aebntauleub Srauen fe.
ben In 3orresponben3 nit Or. Sart.
man In 8esus auf bas cine ober an,
bere f0rperIt9e Seiben. Dieie 4orress
ponben3 mirb tofenfrei sefdbrt. Mit
GiIfe BON Graaebo3en, 6emii@er Nna'
Ipie unb mitroieopii@er unteriu9nns
III ber Dottor TIM Stdnbe, etne sena,te
SiasnoIe In bielen Gduen au MAIDEN,
wo ieIbf Der bebanbelnbe Nr3t bies
ni9t tbun tonnte. $auienbe fnb tus
rirt, 3ebutauienbe fin5 bon benz einen
ober anberen Grautbetts. Symptom be.
freit unb Sem 2ebeu tpieber auritd.
eeeeben morben. 5ebe Jrau fann
noripre6en.
,sran Mo(lie 8. Wfurpbp, Satan,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-30
Wbitebaa germiuus.
Neue Ginfabrt mad -Mem gort pia
y. & .. 8. @. &1.-ltn=
erreidte SacilitGten.

Dbitsbaa Serminus, bic neue Gin.
fabrt mad Nep DOrt. bic ON Wontag
ben 10. Suli bia Der Baltimore, ObiO
ano Sabweitli6en Babu er5Hnet
tpurbe, III bic geleseuffe Station mad
allen Sbeilen Der Stabt Neu Oort unb
grOOtlbn. Dieter Sermit,us III on
Der South Gerrn 6fili6 bon Der gats
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemieIben
Da9e merben Berbinbumgen gema6t
nit ben 3agen ber 3peiten, 9ritten,
9e9ften unb Neuuten Noenue 6o1.
babn; nit beuen Der 8roabwap. So
lunIbns uub 2eginyton Noenus @abel.
liaieu; Dfs unb Dehieite &ingbabs
men Der pferbebabnlinien; South.
5errp; Staten SsIanb Serrp; 6anil'
ton Npenue uub 80. StraBe (8root4
lpn) Gerrp.
4auft Cure Sidsts nod Nep Oori
iiber bic .. & 8. 8. %. R'p unb sSbr
entgebt allen llHbeauemli6teiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-30

- @ir m66teE biermit baranf auf.
merriam MAIDEN. baB mir BON MN ab
eti1 Separssment ftir elettrii9e ginri9'
tIng erbffnet baben, uu6 es tn bon
Wi@ttstett. baB mir before unb bilIi.
gere Arbeit liefern t6unen, als irsenb
etne anbere Jirma In Der Stabt.
8elepbon 212.
San Iuionio Gas Go.
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Cinderella Stbub Yalait.

8erseBt ni6t bob mir unieren
Store nod 9tp. 2O7 2llampsY Ylasa,
3iuei 6dufer fhbli9 BON unierem fra.
beren 8eiGdftsbaufe, berlegt baben,
no mir ole uufere alien 3unben tpies
ber3uieben boffea unb nod piels neue
ba3u. ba mir NIT ben befen Waaren
bieaen t6nnea. llnier gtere III gan3
ueu eingeridtet, gut bsutilirt unb fsbr
bea. 8ommt uub fattet uns einen
gefu6 ab, tpenu Sbr aud ni6t &C..
rabe gu fanfeu nhnfGt.
6. @anm,
@inbereIla 6 @ub.paIalf,
207 alamo pla3a.
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u 6 t 1t IT @!

Sin ieit IA Sabren bon mir &c,
brau9tes 8erfobren, .3abnnerpen au
t6sten, pbne ben iHmerabaften 0tern
atsSnsiebem. empfebIe i'd bem pubs
lttum. Sd bate bis Datum teinen eins
aigen WiBerfols. Mbiolut fhmerslps.
DR.. A. J. GuSER, zahnarzt.
1349 Wef Commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-30

Oprer nun-in 6olse Der perbdnsniB>
pollen Serlpedleluns-oie Daupbtne
seipOrben lei. .
J 2ubmis b0rte idmeisenb 3u. 9eines
| ber @efiible, bic bieie @ntbiillung In
ieinem 9nneren ipadrief, trat auf lei.
nem @efi6t gu Gage. als alameba su
Gnee mar, fraste oer Wonar9 Germ p.
arsenion falt unb semeiien: nSie
baben alleS seb6rt. Dies ideiut in
Sbren Gmtsberei9 81, sebSren. Dir
munbern llns aber nit 6edt bariiber,
baB bieies eleabe @eib nidt i9on
ldnslt In ben Sdnben lluierer Saiti3
ii9 befinbet.
Sire ltammelte arsenion, fife
mdre aud bereits tn Saft senommeu,
wenn nidt bObe ginfliii is-"
Streneen Zones anterbra6 ibn Der
a0ni9: nMein Serr, es sibt ni6ts In
Der Melt, mas einen S9ulbieen Ser
porseidriebenen 9anobabuns Der @es
iese ent5ieben 6iirftel @ir pollen
oieie Giuflhiie uidt naber tennen fer.
aen. I'm uidt llufere iddriite MBs
billisuns baraber dubera slt miiiien.
Slber bieie Reriou iOll nod beute pers
baftet uno ibr baan i9leuuisft Der
8ruSeb semadt merben. q"
Sn3Dii6en batte iib Der Qersos bon
Wlaine Srau b. Mainteuon 9endbert,
oeren angen NIT bauser Srase Die
ieinen iudten.
u8erubisen sic ii6,4 ilaiterte er
ibr alS &utiuort auf biele fiumme
Srase su, Diie pirb nidts ausplau'
BERN.
! Sn fiulteres Ma6iiunen oeriunten,
Jap glrmanbe in benz @ema9 bes Saus
ies In ber 8ue De PGpeesbe,8ols, in
benz lie ibre 9eiuder su empfansen
pfleSte. Sdon bate iie bur9 3oppi
bic Na9ri6t, bic lid aud In Paris
alsbalo perbreitete, empfaneen, boB bic
! 1er3o9in uon 8Oursosne an Stelle Der
@ebabteu, beren Sob file ssplant, ses
| itorben lei.
Sie iaB 3uiammen9efauert in einem
Gebnltubl unb murmelte, pdbrenb iie
| iid nit 3itternben Sin9ern bur6 bas
iippise idwar3e 0aur fubr, Dor ii6
bin: nGlio mus man bon Neuem mies
Der anfan9eu.
J3oppi trat Elm unb fraste, Oh iie
ni6ts senieben wOlle.
pNein, i1 babe feinen Suueer,
entse9nete iie. sd babe 6ieber-
brinse mir meine Sranseaee."
Ger unbeimlide tleiue Wenl6 nit
ben tiidiid blidenben glueen eri6ien
sleid barauf wieber, auf ether platte
eine Saraffe nit benz tiiblenben Qrant
uno elm @las trasenb. Saftig fiillte
armanoe oOs @las nit Srangeabe,
mdbrenb Der Stalieuer nit eigentbiims
li6er Spanuuns ibre 8emegunsen Der,
folste. Gle bob oas @efdb unb trauf
e8 lan9iam aus.
Yl6slid wurbe iie blei6, eriff nad3
benz Sersen unb iunt in ibren Ssiiei
surtd.
s3pppi, bsr au mir!" i6rie iie gel.
leph.
Ser 5tatiener ftedts aber bios feis
men aopf CUR Gbiir blnein.
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s% Salt, @ement, eanb, Bod.
Reiae, feuerfefie 5teine unb Sbou,
Sbeer unb aspbaltpapier. 9a9pappe,
Sbeer unb 4spbalt, Del. Serpentin,
Garben, @la8 etc. etc. tets porrdtbig
BEL s. 6. 9telm ann, BOG on,
@ommereeFraBe. Niebrise preife, CUTE
Waore, iotpte CUTE unb rseue Bebienuna
tuerben garantirt. - Selebhon 41O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-30

No. 507 Of'6 ou + o asStras.
Jur bas por3asli9fe Riubs, 56af.
uub S6weinefeif9.
Spestalitdt: Sunges &albfeii6.
aue Irten bon Wurb, 9dinten,
3uage, S9maIs &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-30

&eI.s | q 9 I ::
sBieleu 9ant
far Sbren siiti'
gen &atb. Wtein
@obn 1T iebtbas
Bib zines ges
funben, trdfii.
gen Sungen.
Grau @liiabetb
q rau, Stem
Itbens, 81.
( q a t: rW y er
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Gatt pebrp gprimas Bart.

Dieter augenebme parf iiebt 2osen,
Weretnen unb Gamilien sur Mbbaltung
bon picntcs &C. sur 8erfasuns.
8eiu6ern mirb alIe nur bentbare
Infmerfiamteit ermieieu.
Sebeu Sonntag 0a9mittag
OroRes Srei sson3ert.
ausgeftbrt bon ber poll3dlligen
Wfilit6rs belle.
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- 0as germbgtu, bas maa H6
ui9t feIbfi erworben, foabern bon ben
8dtern ersrbt bat, tn bieIfa9 elmer
erbIi9eu 8elafung gIei9 3u a9ten.
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immsr Or. Sartmans &atb befOlst,
mhb geiunb merben.' Grau @mma
Miller. 2obmersburs, Barrp @ouutp,
Mo.. i6rsibt: sd f@rieb on Sic um
Raib uno Sic saben i'm mir. Sd
fiible mid iebt geiunb unb trdftig. Die
WeIt f6nnte ntein Slid nidt taufen." I"
6err peter 6attenberger, PorterieIb,
Wis., f6reibt: rRa6bem tdb Sbren
@atb befOlst bate. ftible i6 mid iebt
geiunb uuo mobl.@ Grau aarolina
Suter, 2138 ginesStrabe, Cincinnati,
Obio. idreibt: sd befolste Sbre
Inmeifungen unb erfreue mid ieBt ber
befen @efunbbett.@
Sebe Grau iollte ein gremplas bon
Or. 6artmaus iuterefantem Bud. Be.
titelt: rGeiunbbeit unb SGtnbeit"
baben. 9aHeIbe tpurbe ipeciea fur
Grauen sef6rieben unb mirb on irgenb
eine Mbrefe fret perididt. NbreiRrt
"The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Co.., Columbus, Obio.
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= Il 0erIeQenheit.

a6din (etnen 2iebssbrief i9rei.
benb): sSest ueiB id nitbt, i9reibt
man Wtar nit d, ober nur nit einfa,
mem |"
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Oas 6e6eimni6 Der S6on6eit

it @sfunObsit. 9as @sbsimnis Der
@eiunb5eit 1T Die arait. bic n0tbiss
Nuoutitdt 9ebsnsmittsl gu psrbauea
unS 3u aiiimiliren.
9f 3bnrn piss behauats
3utt'a Qsherpillsa furiren untsr alien
umitaaSen &opfidmer3su, Dpspspfis,
0aloria, 8srfopfunS unO 6buIi4s
Rrantb.iten.
1mtt's 2eber ptaem.
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SEQ
{ EMULSION

bon 2e6ertbra,. NIT 6bpOpbOs'
pbater, se1iisenber gelpesuns
I'M Greien reiner 2uft unb
reinem @uHer bdlt ieben stn,
fang ber S9pinbiu6t, fospie
&ei3 Der 9ulsorsane unb Sun,
gen alt trdftist bsn abrper
unb itarft bas SDitem sesen
tueiteren GOrti9ritt bieier tiidi.
i9en &ranfbeiten.
% Cts. anb sl.OO BEL sH.S EystIsssrM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-30

Jn Werbinoung nit bem part
fiebt o ani b Wen d's
3opIo8iid5er 8arteu,
Der pra6tbole ggempIare Der Sbiers
melt, ipeeieQ Der teranii6eu. ouf.peif.
N!emaub follte berfeblen, benfeIben sl
bef6tisen. Die gr0Bte Nttrattion, bic
San Antonio auFsumeiien bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-30

8ift bu i6Iau,
gdBt bu bas IeBte Wort beiner sgrau F.;
4onlrtt ss bann auf's SanbsIu an,
Sci Elm Wann,
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Gpple9,S Neaiiter,

alamo pIaaa, 5aloon eriter aIaiie.
Die befen straight uno mixed"
GrintS In Der 5ta0t.
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9r. Wpbert g. Mpf;.

Office 1913 Ioe s. SpeciaIif ftir au.
gen, ObreH. 9tafe unb asbIe. Sprs6.
ffunben bon 9 bis II ubr Yormittags
unb bon 2 bic 5 ubr Ra6mittaQs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-03

Continued on Pass Twsise1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-16

.He Joined the Fourth Regiment and
went away with il.
Detective Hottie said the gang about
that corner was a general annoyance and
that some OF them had been arrested Tor
breaking into stores.
Patrolman Kelly admitted being in the
saloon and having off his coat and hat,
but explained thai while at his signal box
he was aecosted by Mrs. MeDerfnott, OF
No. 50 Woodward street, who told him
that she had been insulted BY the gang
that was standing in front of FARMER 5
saloon. Having been instructed by me
captain to break up the gang he said he
thought that that would be a good time
to do it. He borrowed a hat and coat
from some one in the saloon. he said.
leaving his on the pool table while he
chased the gang. He succeeded in arrest
ing a brother of the witness Fitzpatrick
He brought his prisoner back TO the
saloon, he said, while Mr.. Farmer handed
him his coat and hat.
The proprietor of the saloon cor
roborated Kelly's story. Kelly admitted
to President Abernethy that he was aware
that he had violated the rules in entering
the saloon.
In the absence of Captain McISaig,
wanted as a witness, the case was laid
over to the next meeting. Kelly, who
has been suspended since the occurrence,
being ordered on duty.
Patrolmen Bettiger and Downes were
both found guilty, the former for not re-
porting on time and the latter for being
off post, each being fined one days pay.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-16
NoTIcE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
Of July. 1898, the Commissioners of Assess
n,ent filed In the Office Of the Clerk of the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners
their final assessment map and report for she
IMPROVEMENT OF PAyONIA AVENUE.
accordance with petition previously presented
70 said Boar on the 24th day Of Nav. 1897.
and conformably to the provisions of CHAPTER
2l7 of the Laws Of 1925. and the same is now
open to public Inspection in the Office OF the
Clerk of said Board.
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are Included in said assessment, name,v-
PAyONIA AVENUE.
on the northeast side. from Chestnut avenue
to Newark avenue.
PAv0NIA AVENUE.
on the southwest side, from Chestnut avenue
CHESTNUT AVENUE.
from Pavonia avenue to a point about s1.A
feet southwest thereof.
NEWARK AVENUE.
on the west side, from a point about 1850
feet north Of Payonia avenue to Waldo avenue.
WALDO AVENUE.
from Pavonia avenue to a point about 65-S
feet southwest thereof.
And that In accordance with the provisions
of the Act above ctted. the 29th day of July,
1888. at 5 o'clock P. NJ, and the Assembly
Chamber of the city Hall ars hereby. liked as
the time and place when and where the Board
10 hear. consider and ad5ndicate upon All OBJ
Sections to the confirmation Of said final as
sessment map that may De presented IN writ
hy order OF the Board Of Street and Water
commissioner. GEORGE T. BouToS.
n.4as 1srssv CIV. .Iulv il. 1883.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-16
THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Jennings Win From the
Atlantics by Superior
Batting--Go Games
Promised.
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN
Whist Championships Hand
ball Games Odds and
Ends Of Sports.
OF THE

The Flemings defeated the Atlantics
yesterday after a hard fought battle
Both teams were in fine condition and
each played a careful. fast game from
the start. Up 10 the fifth inning neither
had scored and it looked as if the game
would be a long winded one, but in the
fifth Gardner weakened and he was hit
numerically. In the sixth the Flemings
scored three and scored two in the sew
enth, so that it looked like a whitewash
for the Atlantics, as they had failed to
score up to this point. In the seventh
Mccormack gave the Atlantics an open
ing and they hit him hard. This ip adj
dition to two bad errors at a critical mo-
ment CAV the Atlantics six runs and
things began to take on a somewhat diff
ferent appearance. If there had been a
couple more innings to play there is no
telling what the result would AVE been.
Sporp-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-16
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with all the l.. A. w. rules and regula-
tions governing prizes, so that the cracks
will be attracted to the park. There is to
be a competition among the various BIZ
cycle clubs of the Metropolitan district.
The entries for this event closes with the
first mail on Monday morrin.
The greatest race this country has ever
seen should be contested today at Man
haitian Beach, between Jimmy Michael
and Tom Linton. These men are probably
the brightest stars in the wheeling firm
ament and the interest in the meeting is
heightened because of their championship
grand and old time rivalry in England.
Both men are in fine condition, as they
say themselves, and the contest will be
between the pacing machines to see which
can pull its chief along to the fore. This
is the first race in this district in W
weeks, and should prove a great drawing
card.
The Arcanum Wheelmen. Of Hoboken.
will go to Asbur Park tomorrow, on
their regular weekly run.
The Castle Point Cyclers will run to
Midland Beach tomorrow.
The Hamilton Wheelmen of Union Hill
will run to Asbury Park tomorrow.
A large delegation of the Mantle Wheel
men clipped ten miles off the sectional
century run last night on the regular mid
weekly rum and returned to the Club
house and enjoyed a hearty supper OF
lobster.
Chairman Mott, of the L. A. w, has
w r.11.-..r. I,Jila+;p --C11c 1lapd-
ed-John Gatenby, New Bedford. Mass,
to July 20, 1898, for improper conduct at a
race meet; w. w. Quinn and w. J. Smith,
Westfeld, Mass, to July %, 1898, for riding
and officiating at unsanctiorred races; +.
N. Huntress, Mortified, Mass, to Aug"
Q. 1898. for promoting and officiating at
unsanctioned races, also ruled off all L.
A. W. tracks in every capacity; James
Rutherford, -Winchendon, Mass, to Aug.
10. 1898, false entry; John Farley, Phila-
delphia; William Kriser, Ashland IA,
Fl. w. Bicksler and Russell A. Speaker,
Lebanon, Pa; E.. l.. Sutphen and Paul Y.
Pinches, Asbury Park; John Martin,
Brooklyn; James Thompson. Red Bank,
n. J.; Jack Roeser, Jr., Pittsburgs Pa;
Harry w. Krause, Ptttston, Pa; F. F..
Hatton, Philadelphia, and James n.
Smith, Baltimore, to July 80, for failure
to ride after entering.
The Castle Point Cyclers held a very
successful picnic last night at Schuetzen
Park, Union Hill. A large number of
clubs were represented and a pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
The Hoboken Turn Verein Cyclers will
lay their wheels aside tomorrow and Wis
~ 4ba fishing hanks