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The Jersey City news., 1899-10-13
NORTH AND WEsT-

NORTH AND WEST
THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE.
Trains leave Franklin street tNorth River1
station. New York, as follows and fifteen min
| minal station al Weehawk ken. n J.. can be
reached via trains Of N J. J. Rd.. leaving
sis NJ daily pgs for HavsTstraM Ssss ss West Point
Cornwall. Newburgh, Kingston and Albany
7;l5 a NJ daily Albany and MentrsaI.
Cranston's West Point. Kingston New Paltz.
Lakes Mohonk and MInnewaska, Catskili
! George. Parlor Car to Albany
I2:45 p NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. daily.
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Detroit. chleago.
and st Louis. Arrives Chicago and ST. Louis
next = afternoon I. Dining Gar attached,
| gers. Cranston's. West Point. Cornwall. New
burgh and Intermediate stations to Albany.
/ 5:45 p. M. daily except Sunday, for Albany
| Saratoga, Montreal and Eastern Canada.
5:45 P. NJ, Chicago and St. Louis Limited.
daily $50 minutes later from foot W. 42d
street,, for Utica, Syracuse, Rochester. BUT
| faio. Niagara Fails. Toronto, Detroit. Cleve-
500 P. NJ daily, except Sunday for Utica
i Syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo and Niagara
els p n daily, for Albany Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto,
Detroit Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis.
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| Syracuse Rochester. Baffalo. Niagara Fails.
Detroit. Cleveland and Chicago on through
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destination. For Cab or Carriage. phone $50
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The Jersey City news., 1899-10-13
a Few Money Savers Here.

ParlOr Suit, Mahoganized Frame comfortable pieces,
upholstered in brocatelle, artistic designs and IS well
worth $4,000. Special. 24 so
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-01
TRIAL WAS CONTINUED.
David Lucer, Charged With Keeping 4
Liquor Nuisance to Be Heard Later.

Westboro, May 81. - David Lucier was
arraigned before Judge William E. Fowler
at the first district court this morning,
charged with keeping a liquor nuisance.
The defendant pleaded not guilty and
asked for a continuance of his case until
Monday morning. His request was grant
ed and he was allowed TO depart after Sc
curing bonds a. $500.
The case of Bertha Remick, charged
with being an habitual truant, was post
pOned today until Friday afternoon a 800
O'Clock.
Fred Williams was arrested by Officer
James Walsh today for the larceny of a
gold watch from a young lady in Spencer
a few months ago.
Mrs. Hattie Leet, who has occupied an
official position at the Lyman school for
the last eight years, is soon to go to Wal
pole to take q position in a. truant school
DR. Frederick /. Brown returned home
to Boston this morning.
Louis f. Jackson has secured position
as architectural draughtsman with the
Boston Elevator Company
Miss Ethel Higgins of CambridgepOrt is
visiting her father, a. r. Higgins, on
Ruggles street.
W. Z. McClintock. a member of the
state highway commission, gave lecture
on Roads and how to construct them at
the town hall tonight, under the auspices
of Trade. His lecture was made interest
ing by the addition Of a large number Of
views which showed the state and condi-
ton Of the good and bad roads in the
country. The WestbOro instrumental Trio
furnished music.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-01
QUINAPOXET.

Quinapoxet. May 31.-The Quinapoxet
mills started up this morning after a
rest Of three days, and on a new sched-
ule. The employees start at $50 a. m
and work until Sis p. m, but quit work
at y o'clock Saturdays.
Charles Anderson is dangerously i'll
at Massachusetts general hospital al
Boston.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-01
TIE MONEY MARKET.

New York. May 31.-Money on call
mercantile paper, 31aG4lz; sterling ex-
change firm. with actual business in
bankers bills at 4.SSG4. SSA for demand
and at 4. S59.Q4. Sc for 50 days; posted rates,
1 S6izd4S7 and 4.S9; commercial bills.
( S3I[lf4 S3IR: silver certificates. 61d62;
bar silver. 81; Mexican dollars, 4sis; gov
eminent bonds irregular; state bonds in
active; railroad bonds weak.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-01
UXBRIDGE,

UTxbridge. May 31.-John r. Andrews of
this town and Miss Ella Y. Burdeau Of
Franklin were married yesterday at the
Unitarian parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drews will reside in UXbridge.
Bernie Farnum is i'll with typhoid fever.
The Heclas are to play the Slatersyilla
team next Saturday afternoon.
Nothing has been done on the repairing
Of the town hall as yet. further than tb4
awarding Of the contract.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-01
rREAsrRY sTATEMENT.

Washington May 31.-Today's statement
of the condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, S272, SO 064; gold
reserve, S227,S74534; net silver, s., 233,343;
United States notes in the treasury,
Total receipts this day, S2,1i1,4l5: total
receipts this month, si4S76.O13; total re-
ceipts this year, 1855 S42 OPS; total eX-
nenditures this day. 1914, 900; total ex-
penditures this month, $40 500. 900; total
Expenditures this year, S573, $50. 400: de-
posts in national banks, So, 136.z34; silver
bullion, S942, 526.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-01

THE CHICAGO MARKET.
(Reported by J. d. Maloney.)
W h t.
Open. High. Low. Close.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-01
THE COTTON MARKET.

New York, Nav 31-Cotton futures
closed quiet June. $50 July, $50: Aug
:. 81: Sept, IS; Oct, 5.92; Nov, So; Dec.
$50: Jan, 6.G2; Feb, Sos; March, Soc
April, 6.12.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-14

charles Cfslsh'un and Me- rfe.fhiou
Indrs g. y. Hart and Mfs iiar, y. X
Archer. nr. F L. Miner pf walters
John q. iiackbid. Capt Tfipp y PINK
ham, John A Cummins. l.yie 4 Dicksy
Rev. a. d. Pearson. W y Afmstr0ne
H. " schmidt and many Others
.RITuAi.isTiC SERVICES
AND Az ADJREss.
At2oclock. the time set for The be-
ginning ~ tho service the Bishop had
not arrived Al we're now ansiously
awaiting biz coming The organist
continued on into another prelude. At
Eve minutes past. the Bishops party
reached the steps. Mr.. =. 5. Fltz. the
Crucifer. led the way He was fol-
lowed by the boys OF toe surpliced
choir. Following the choir came Rev.
Kong Yin Tet, OF Honolulu. Then came
the Reverend John Osborne. OF st. Gle
ments, Honolulu, and the Rev. J. +.
Lane, then Rev Alex. Macintosh and
Dr. Il. SpooDer, OF Australia. then the
Reverend V. n. Kitcat and the Rever-
end Il. ]. H. Van Deerlin. chaplain to
the Bishop OF Northern California. The
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-14
WITH ALL the
ROYAL H0N0RS

con,inu,d from rar, oneJ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-14

In the distance the different socleiie,
and organizations could lse seen march.
ing and counter-marhing, forming in
the positions assigned them.
o. was truly a royal view. unique and
picturesque. which met the eye OF the
Gaser. In the churchysrd thronged the
blsck-garbed people intermingling with
those of lighter garments. gorgeous
eQu.pages and those not gorgeous, the
mass of soidiery, the richly caparison-
cd steeds. the glitterlng arms and In
strumenis OF the band. all went TO form
. picture. regal and magnificent Thus
the crowds came and stood awaiting
the portals 10 open through which
should pass the hearers OF the dead
kaiulani
The times., 1899-11-26

Those who are losing their hair or have
parted with their locks can have IL re-
stored by a remedy that is sent free to all.
A Cincinnati firm has concluded that the
best way TO convince people that hair can
be grown on any head is TO let them try it
and see for themselves. All sorts Of the
Ories have been advanced 10 account for
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who need more hair or are anxious to save
what they have, or from sickness, dandruff,
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TO fully prove its remarkable action in
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MISS EMMA EMOND.
The portraits of Miss Emma Emond
show what a striking difference is made in
a person when the bald head is covered
with hair Miss Emond was totally bald,
the hair follicles not only upon her head
but upon her eyebrows being completely
contracted. not the sign of q hair being
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Foso Remedies and was rewarded by a
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the result was gratifying Miss Emond
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ISAAC II. ADAMS.
Isaac H Adams, of Lake City. Iowa. is a
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The times., 1899-11-26
AUCTION SALES.
mn Sizes SALE 0F BRICK PLANT, y ALEN-
ANDRIA COUNTY, NEAR END OF IAE


TRI- -STEES' SALE OF BRICK PLANT, ~ ALEA-
ANDRIA COUNTY, NEAR END OF IAE
Nv yirrre n deed Of trust. dated on the eth
dav OF February. SEQ. between EDWIN r .iDI,eS
and wife and james J.. HIbbs and vie, oI tLe
first part. and George T. EmulouS ana - ~ ~
NrrfIr trustees III tine second part which saiu
decd is duly recorded amongst the land records
of Alexandria county. Va. in hber i No- Q,
mage 800. and by direction Of the parties secured
thereby the undersigned viii expose for sale, on
tin, premises I'm the county of Alexandra. Nl-r
on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g. AT 4 OCLut
p. ", two % tracts o. land IN the c51"ly
ot Alexandria State OF Virginia, bounded -A'-
described as follows. 10 wit;
For Che Hrst. Beginning at stone on the
north side oi Columbia Turnpike road. corner
Of the tract. thence along the north side o1 sad
nike : - degrees +. 81 poles to stone on the
nor.h side oi said turnpike in line lt tHe tracts
thence \. I6 degrees 80 minutes W Zt-e1 poles
said line :. 74ia degrees w 40 poles % the place
OF beginning, containing acres, j rood and s9J-
For the second. A lot of ground living and
being east Of the Columbia Turnpike road. and
OF the AlexlndIid Canal. being part Of the trlCr
OF land purchased hy Robert r. Dodge and Allen
Dodge In lsj2, from Richard G. Mason. trustee,
beginning fog the same az a stone corner 20
John W WOODY 1rJ-s purchase of Roach and iH
a line with said NaaGwgrd's purchase OF Roach
and said tract running = 54@4 degrees West p
poles ti5f links 90 q stone In q line Of said
tract and said purchase and twenty ieet east
ward u thc corner Jt Thomas purchase lt
Dodge thence north eleven degrees west run
ming parallel 10 and twenty feet eastward from
the line Of said Thomas purchase nine l9)
ptrches and ten links 20 stone. thence north
cightv-seven degrees, east furty-Jwo poles,
tygeuty-ouc links to the beginning, containing
one and q quarter acres Of land, both 90 the
above described tracts being the same property
conveyed 20 the said Edwin 2. Jones and James
+. Hibbs by William B. Jackson by decd bear
ing date on the 21st day al November. a. d. lss9,
which said deed is duly recorded amongst the
land records Of Alexandria county, Virginia. i'm
Iiber X No. 4, folio ,, 20 which reference Is
hereby made
Together with all the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon. whether the same be permanently
attached 70 the freehold or not, and together
with all the machinery thereon. of every Kind
ard description, and particularly rhe following
machinery now on said premises, yiz.
Two Eightlrch BricS Eilns,
One TeH-Ireh Brick Kiln.
One TwrlvearCh Brick Kiln,
Three Brick Sheds
One Large Press Brick shed.
One Small Press Brick shed
One Pit she'd with Two Pits snd sesring-
One Boiler House ard >N.E Hafse Power
Boiler,
one Machine H.3Ec,
Two EHginls,
one Fofty-tvo Mould Griek Machine Come
pletC.
One No 4 Potts Clshor.
Two Hand Presses,
and an other machinery and appliances H-ra r
the making 0i brick uaW gn said premises
Terus 0f Slle-Cash.
GEORGE T. EjfN0NS,
j. h. NJ NORTON
Trustees.
,.T4-5s
The times., 1899-11-26
NIRS. j. S. NEED.


Mrs J. s. Weed. Treasurer OF swartz
Corps No. o. W. R. c., with headquarters
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CHAS. ". BISHOP
The experience Of Charles w. Bishop OF
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The times., 1899-11-26

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 25.-Witb
about fifty seconds 70 play the score 10 to
in Yale's favor, the Princeton eleven
bopelessly beaten, and made up chiefly Of
substitutes, Arthur Poe immortalized him
self this afternoon before 10000 spectators
by kicking q superb goal from the 35-yard
line, which won one Of the most sensa-
jionai games on record for the colors OF
Old Nassau. It was Arthur Poe, who
by his phenomenal run almost the length
OF the gridiron on Brokaw Field last
year, defeated Yale, and it was again
his good fortune 20 carry on mem
Orable honors today. Poe's unexpected
drop kick came az q time when the hearts
Of the Princeton rooters were heavy. 1t
WAS such q magnificent achievement that
as the bali sailed over the goal posts as
straight as an arrows flight, the crowd for
the moment was dazed. Then thousands
OF Princetouians, men and women, leaped
into the field and Poe was Rugged and
kissed until he was almost smothered. The
battered Princeton regulars who had left
lhe field a few moments before, crying and
fighting with the coaches who kindly urged
them 10 give way TO fresher men, forgot
their bruises and leaped into the air for
JOY The thousands Of Yale flags that had
been furterng with increasing bOldness
as the game drew TO q close were lost sight
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down from the lofty stands and engulted
1he victorious eleven.
Poe's Toe Did II.
All the way in from the scene Of this
wonderful encounter il was an incassant
Princeton celebration. and even Yale men,
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bestowed upon Poe and his never-say-
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a. a time when Princeton had a 6 10 5
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and ii hung there In the balance until
Poe's toe did the work. Had Brown kicked
q goal from McBride's touchdown. which
was due TO a blocked kick. the final score
would have been a tie, II 10 j.. Brown s
goal trial was from a difficult angle and
his failure was eXcusable. Priuceton's s Hrst
The times., 1899-11-26
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The times., 1899-11-26
WON BY WASHINGTON.
Close Score in Indoor Ball Game
With baltimore.

The Y. VI. c. 4. indoor baseball team went to
Baltimore lasr night and PLAYED tie last Of the
four game of tine intrelly series with the West
Branch y. NJ G. ~. and returned winner by
the score ot 8 20 l.
After losing three Straight ta the Orioles the
victory of last might b. most -Eatifyiui to line
locals. The remarkable Improvement In lhc work
OF the team j. shown in tine score as in the
preceding games Of the series large margins
separated thl winners and losers
ID took ten inning 20 q. idc the game. and
the work Throughout was % such steady and at
times brilliant order. thar The audience rooted
Tor The locals and visitors alike.
Lc Mat pitched . wonderful game against the
champions SIX of whom hc s,uCk 0ut. lie was
especially -.-ady when the basp- were fnll, and
gave but two bases ON balls. IN the eighth in
ming. with one out and twn On bases, the
side was cIevcly retired by him.
Shaw PLAYED q brilliant game at right short
and showed his cl.vcrucss especially in the NINTH,
when. with one ON and ne bases fun, he com
plotld double 10y catching q hard hy and
ieiutiug q toss 90 the pitcher caught runner
at third. Tie tenth inning was productive Of
an0tNrr brilliant play and sawed the game Tor
the visitors The batting order.
B. y. NJ G. A.-NIrbuger Oh: Gilbert. 81.
Weeks J. So: Blach, g.; Boyd, 2. s.; kemper,
]. g.. Eercpov, =. T.; HartWig, lb.; NoNiey. p,
". y. ". G. Nicholson, ]. f.. IilIman, 2b
Shaw r. gs. Lindsey D. f.; Herring, J. -.
Spcarc, C.. Baohe 2h- l. Mat p
The score.
b. Y. NJ c. A.. . 90 0 0 0 %
". y. n. c. A. o , l Is
Umpros-Mr Haltou ". y. C. A.; and bir.
B3chc, B. y VI. G. \.
The times., 1899-11-26

first score. Yale's tolch @Awn was the re-
suit OF a blocked kick. Brown, tale.s star
guard, got in the way Of Wheeler's pun>
while the latter was on his l0-yaTd line
and as the ball rolled behind the magic
chalk mark Mcbride succeeded in falling
on it for a touchdown. Some said the play
was fuke, but ii was far from it. On the
contrary it showed the aggressiyeness OF
Yale's rush line at a time when PTinceton's
defence was supposed to be at its best
Yale men are bewailing their fate because
Brown missed the goal from this touch
down. but, if anything, they had more than
their share of the luck,
McBride's Splendid PuntinG.
While the score would seem TO Indicate
that the teams were evenly matched, the
fact remains that the Tigers had the better
backs while they lasted. Yale. with Nc
Bride in splendid punting form. was away
ahead in this respect, some of the New
Haven captains drives netting twenty and
thirty yards With the wind, Mcbride in
some instances kicked three-fourths Of the
length of the field and placed his kicks
with good headwork. too
In comparison Wheeler was not in the
same class. But he was wonderfully helped
by his fieet-footed ends. Palmer and Poe.
Even WIN snort KICKS against the wind,
the Yale backs could not run the ball back
for any appreciate distance so quickly
were they downed in their tracks by the
two forwards. Credit must be given to the
Princeton coaches particularly Biffy Lea.
for using common sense in the last few
minutes. Appreciatfng the fact that the
regular Tigers were used up because they
We're not in the remarkable shape that
Yale displayed, the coacher put in their
best substitutes. The plan was TO batter
Yale back to a point near enough for
desperate goal trial II was, in fact, the
only play left to make. and in nine cases
out of ten it would have failed. But as
il succeeded the coaches must come in for
fair share Of the glory. as they mapped
I it all out, and Poe with his nerve pulled it
! off
The game was filled with sensational
plays. It was a bitter rough fight, and in
/ some periods there was no little sugging
! Still the best Of feeling prevailed, even
after Poe had turned defeat into an ever
/ lasting triumph. Yale played an even more
! aggressive game both in defence and at
/ tact than Harvard but the Tigers had the
! sand and the physical strength, in spite
! Of their training handicap, to put up a
much better argument than did the Grim
! son. The lineup