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The evening times., 1899-06-16
GAMES TODAY.
Warrington mt Baltimore.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn mt New York.
st. Louis at LOuisvilIe.

The Senators went to Baltimore yester-
day and there suffered their second sue
cessive defeat at the hands OF the Orioles.
The game was long drawn out. more than
three hours being required to complete the
contest. Twice the game was called by
the umpire on account of the falling rain
but finally the nine innings were finished.
Washington secured eleven hits to the ORR
oles' ten. but after all was defeated by the
one-sided score of 10 to 2. Each team
made the same number OF errors, and 1t
seems peculiar that the Senators were left
SO far in the rear. Not single close de-
cison was given to the Irwinites, and the
wretched umpiring was the main cause of
the loss of game.
weighing and Howell were the opposing
twirlers for the greater part Of the game.
and the work Of the Senator does not suffer
by comparison. He did equally as well as
the Baltimore pitcher. and Mcfarland, who
succeeded weyhing did even better. 1t
was in base running that the Washington
team showed up weak and this had great
deal to do with the loss Of the game. Bril-
liant fielding was done by both clubs. Ath-
erton. Holmes, and Scheckard leading in
this department. Cassidy did the best bat
ting Of the day, getting four hits with a
total OF six bases.
Manager McGraw was greatly in evidence
all through the afternoon. and the way he
skipped around the bases was sight to
see. He has not forgotten the tricks he
learned under the tutorage of Hanlon, and
some of the methods he used were to say
the least questionable. McGraw always
acts as mentor for the umpires, especially
on the Baltimore grounds. and yesterday
he exercised complete control over the
judges of play. The Orioles will be the op-
ponents OF the Senators at National Park
this afternoon. This will be the last game
here until July 3. The score:
The evening times., 1899-06-16

Two-base hit-Deyle. Sacrifice hits-Kelley.
Dahlen. Stolen bsse>-Jones Gleason Bases on
errors-Brookiyn. ,. Bases on tals-of Keunedy,
/ off Doheny. 8. Struck out-By Kennedy, 3;
by Doheny, ,. Hit by pitchef-By Doheny, !.
Left on bases-New York. 3; Brooklyn, 3. Double
play-Dahlen and McGann. Passed hall-Warner.
Atendance-i,oC0. Time OF gsme-l hour and 20
minutes.
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Two-base hits-Cassidy, 2; Brodie, 2; Keister.
O'Brien. First base by errors-Washington, 2;
Baltimore, .. Left OH bases-Washington, Il;
Baltimore, 8. First base on balls-Of weighing,
l; off McFarlan. 1: off Howell. l. Struck out-By
Weyhing. l: by. McFarlan, 2; by Howell 9.
Sacrifice ht-Weyhing. Stolen bases-McGraw,
Keister. Freeman. Hit by pitcher-By Weyhing.
L; by Howell. 2. Wild pitch-McFarlan. Empires
-O'Day and McGarr. Time OF game-3 hours
The evening times., 1899-06-16

First base by errors Cincinnati, /. Left on
bases-Chicago. 2; Cincinnati, 8. First base on,
balls-Of Brcitenstein, 4. Struck out--By Brett
enstein, S. Two-base hitsLangc, Corcoran, Stein.
feldt. Sacrifice. hit-Corcoran. Stolen bases
Mccormick, Connor, Donahue, Lange, Miller.
Beckley. Double play-DeMontrevile and Ever
lit. Hit by pitcher-By Callahan, /. Umpires-
swartwood and Warner. Time Of game--l hour
and 40 minutes.
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The Red. Lose to chicago.

Cincinnati went down in defeat before
the Orphans at Chicago yesterday in a
game that was never in doubt. Breiten-
stein pitched for the Reds. and held the
Chicagos down to six hits. but lost the
game through the miserable support ac-
corded him by his team. The score:
The evening times., 1899-06-16
The Qunkers Easy Prey.

Philadelphia was easy prey for the
Champions at Boston yesterday. Willis.
whose record this year entities him to be
called the best pitcher in the League. was
in the box for the home team. and proved
invincible when hits smeant runs. The
game was stopped in the sixth inning by a
rainstorm. The score: -
The evening times., 1899-06-16

thorities were notified by wire by Post
master Landlord. = ---
Advices from Peninsula Junction, two
miles south OF here. state that the bicycle
supposed to have been used by the robbers
was found in the woods near Mount Olive
Church. about two miles from Peninsula
Junction, also a lot of keys.
The evening times., 1899-06-16
LOUISVILLE.

Sacrifice hits-Hoy. Kittridge. Heidrck. Three
Double plsys-Sudhof, Childs, and Mexican; Wal
lace and Mexican. Bases on bals-0f Bowling.
l.; off Sudhof, .. Wild pitch-Dowling, l. Stolen
bases-Childs, Gross. Struck out-Har;zell. Stem
tendaBce-2O0.
The evening times., 1899-06-16
1900 Miles Of Beauty and Interest

Every mile Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
is full OF historic or picturesque interest, and
the famous +. +. v. Limited is worthy Of the
road. After nature made so much that is beau
tiful in scenery along the entire route, expert
caterers to comforts Of railway travel have taken
hold pnd Completed the most fairy-like Of all
aftfactions. The c. 4 3. leads to scores Of de-
liShtfu places where one may lind balm for IL
tired nerves spd brain. :.
The evening times., 1899-06-16

First base on errors -Clsyelaba. 2; Pittsburg. l.
Left on bascs-Cleveland, 4s Pittsburg, 5. First
base on balls-By Hill. & by Lever, 2. Struck
out-By Hin. 2; by Leeyfr. p Two-base hits
Mccarthy. McCreery, Sc6riyeI, Double plays
Tucker and Quinn; Lockhead, Tucker, and Quinn:
Donavan tunassstedD; ,Cliik, .Leeser. Passed ball
.Sehriver. urppire-Ganhey,s Time Of game
2 hours. -
The evening times., 1899-06-16

VIII Probably Go to Newmarket.
London, June 16.-The American horses
training at Vantage will probably be sent
to Newmarket. af %
The evening times., 1899-06-16
Killed Her Hu.band With . Club.

Port Clinton. Ohio. June 16.-Fred
Schatz was. killed by his wife at Rocky
Ridge, near here yesterday. The couple
were married two years ago. but had lived
apart since last December. Schatz went to
call on his wife to effect reconciliation.
He entered the house and went upstairs
where his wife was. As he entered the
room she struck him with a club and he
fell to the floor. Mrs: Schatz then dragged
her husband downstairs. He died in If
teen minutes. The woman has been ar
rested.
The evening times., 1899-06-16
southern Iron Aavaneine.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 1s.-The price
of Southern foundry iron -has-been ad-
vanced another 80 cents a ton. The price
is now $1450. and In the Birmingham dis
trict $1373 and $l4 per ton. -;
The latest advance. will probably be fol-
The evening times., 1899-06-16

Threc.base hit-Cross. Sacrifice hits-Lone, 2.
Struck out-By Willis S. Left on bases-Boston,
5; Philadelphia, 6. Umpires-Lynch and Connol
" Attendance-2,0O0. Time of game-1 hour
and 25 minutes.
The evening times., 1899-06-16
AGAIN THE ORIOLES Sjia,,,
beat TIE LOCALS
The Senators Bat Hard, But
Fail to Win the Game.
All Close Decisions Given to the
Baltimores.
The Two Teams Will Again Meet In
+. Combat at National Park This =
Afternoon. .-e.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Baltimore, 10, Washington, 2.
Boston. q; Philadelphia, I.
Brooklyn, q; New York. 2.
Cleveland, 8; Pittsburg, 2.
Chicago. q; Cincinnati. 4.
st. Louis, 4; Loufsville, z.
The evening times., 1899-06-16
The Colonel. Ax.is Beaten.

Although the Indians SECURED only six
hits of Bowling in thS gape at Louisville
yesterday. they doublad the score Of the
Colonels. Mcdonald ar decisions were not
received with favor by the spectators. The
The evening times., 1899-06-16
RACES AT ASCOT HEATH.
ElOpement Wins the Windsor Castle
Stakes for TvvO-Year-Olds.

London, June 16.-At Ascot Heath to-
day the Windsor Castle stakes of fifteen
sovereigns with 300 sovereigns added for
two-year- -olds. the second to receive a sum
equal to 10 per cent on the whole stake,
the two year-old course. was won by Mr..
W. Lows Elopement. Mr.. p. C. Patton's
Corblett's Boy. was second and Mr.. Rus
sell Monroe's Goosander third. There
were nine starters.
Sloan rode Lord William Beresford's
Yumboe, which was not placed.
The evening times., 1899-06-16
TOD SLOAN IN TROUBLE.
smashes n Club Walters Head With
Champagne Bottle.

Champagne Hottie.
London, June 16.-It is probable that Tod
Sloan, the American Jockey. will be ar
rested today upon a charge Of assault II not
upon a more serious accusation. Yesterday
afternoon in the tent Of the Sportsmen's
Club at Ascot Heath. Sloan struck a waiter
on the head with a champagne bottle.
The matter was squared at the time. but
1t is said that the man is in very serious
condition. One report says that he is dead.
The evening times., 1899-06-16
CIevelauc Bcnt. Pitt.burr.

C1eveIanL Bcnts PfttsburR.
Hill pitched grand ball against the Pi-
rates at Cleveland yesterday. and was sup-.
ported in excellent style by his team.
Donovan played a sensational game in righA
The evening times., 1899-06-16

Brooklyn Downs New York.
Rain stopped the game between the Su-
perbas and Giants at New York yesterday
in the sixth inning. The Brooklyns were
far in the lead throughout the contest.
The score:
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nomc nf Gin and upward made
vi 0Iv on FURNITURE,
plhn0S HnpScS

Wagons ETC., at lowest rates and on the day
you apply. We are loaning the Building
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost Of
carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you to pay it on in any sized
notes you desire. running fom one to twelve
months. You only pay for the Of money for
the length OF time you carry it. II you have
loan with some other company We will pay it
of and advance you more money il desired. Rates
cheerfully given and cost to you unless loan
is made. Loans made anywhere in the District
Call and get rates Front room. FIRST floor. Scien.
tifc American Building.
National Mortgage L Oan Co.
625 Street N. W.
roc
The evening times., 1899-06-16
NINE. THEO,

Medium and Card Reader. washin:ton's most
Famous Clairvoyant and Palmist. Consult her on
business. love. and family affairs; reunites the
separated; removes spells: causes speedy mar
riages. and gives good luck. Open daily. German
spoken; Csc and SOC. 929 II st. NV. jel4-1t
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-30
NEW ZION GERMAN CHURCH
Magnificent Edifee Rapidly
Nearing Completion.

L.
The new Zion Germans Evaligelicai Luta-
eran Church being erected at the. Bouis-
ward and McAdoo, avenues, Is nearly com
pleted. According to- the contract Inc
church was to have been finished before
.cl,ristmas. about which time the deai-
catory services we're tohave been held
The six memorial windows being manu-
factured In Munich, Bavaria, will not pc
received until the latter part Of Fepruaiy
which will delay the compaetionsof rne
structure Until about the middle OF Narcn.
The Rev. William e. Ssnft said last
evening that the dedicatory exercises
would be heldson Easter S~ulday~sin con-
junction with the dedication the Laales
Aid Society will celebrate It's twepfy-nlen
anniversary, for which arrarfgements are
now being made. The exercises VIII pe
conducted ON an elaborate scale.
The new Zio Church. when compieteu,
will be an Imposing structure, and one
of the most imposing and costly Luln-
eran churches IN this section Of the pun
try. Among the first furnishings VIII %
a handsome pipe organ.
The Board of Trustees and the haolss
Aid Society presented the pastor the
Rev. william E. Sanft, last week, with 2
handsome gold watch, a slight token q
their appreciation of his great aid 10 the
church during his pastoratet Speeiat Se"
Years s~ervices will be held sunday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-30
CHURCH NOTICES

MARION BAPTIST CHAPEL. Broad
way and Giles avenue, Rev. w p.
Barnes, assistant pastor sunday ser,
young; $3.50 p. NJ, Junior Endeavor; z:45
p. NJ, Evangeiistfo Service Gospel meet
ing on Tuesday evening at TAB. Every
body welcome.
Z. M. G. A., Sunday, r NJ, Huna-
THE Beginnings. z. M. c. A. orches-
ira. Special New Years service. Men
only.
Wniversalist). Summit avenue, near
Grand street. Rev Charles n. Vail, pas
TOR. Services, 10:45 A. N. and 7:30 p M;
morning, New Years sermon; evening,
Rational Theism: The Genealogical Evil
dence."
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL cor. Boyd
and Bergen emu Rev. John u Scud-
der, pastor. Services at II A. M. and
5 ;ss :, NJ Mor R ; s s0hn 7. lT5 ada ontl S5I
for 1900" Evening, "A New Years Les
SON..
SUMMIT AVENUE BAPTIST. Rev.
Walter J. Swaffield, pastor. Services.
sna "a pece r ss q, az ip tsoic e az f.; 1o essV
s"The First Great Praise Meeting" Ser
mon to the united departments of the
Sunday-school. with the parents 2
friends, at 2:s0. Sermon topic at 7:So,
THE Worlds Last Great Prayer Meet
Ing The Christmas music will be re
peated by the church and Sunday-schoo
choirs-
LINDEN AVENUE M. e. Watch Night
Services, League from 8 P M. to S;z0;
Feast. $3.50 to A10:45. Revival SER
mon and revival services, followed by
conservation services. Those desiring to
make resolutions for 1900 are requested to
be present and do so. The other
churches are invited to join after their
regular services. There coming into the
services will not be considered an inter-
ruption. though the services be In prog,
ress. Week of Prayer will be observed
by the uniting OF the Reformed, Baptist
Methodist Churches, Rev. Dr. Hunt,
Rev. Mr.. Allen and Rev Mr.. butcher
Week Of PRAYER, Revival Services will
begin in the Methodist Church. Different
speakers each evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-30

I{<x -3Ax3I9of4 .Ff.-@%n% ouX S4r2y5r743I
1850 sss1zs1as
u saanutmsa 80
=.
Even = eis slss1liop'l. eos.s
at,oHs' SOUS anu .sa 1870 $500
Tug evenings X !
ons, $500,
me fxeV. - tAuipurt ol.lue ss -
scnoo unlon, gave .ll,uss1a
tions q the .Lale g yprlss, SnF,sAule
BOXES were uistrtputeu ~ tAsc tS1SAi se
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-30
araERAL Lonp noBER1s.

III. 1879. he was plnced in command OF
ali the forces IN eastern Afghanistan,
from Kabul to Jamrud. The general up
rising OF the Afghan forces soon after
ward. their nine days Investment OF ka-
bull and the Illustration Of their assault
Nv An English counter attack on Dec %,
1879. formed one OF the most Instructive
episodes in. the history Of Indian war
fare.
On hearing Of the disaster OF the Bonn
hay troops Il Maiwand the following Ju-
Il General Roberts Ut once photographed
to Slmla, urging that an expedition
should start at once from Kabul 20 re-
lieve Kandahar and restore
His rallant force Of 10000 men departed
from Kabul on Aug. 9, 1880, ? At once
plunged into regions beyond the reach q
news England was kept IN breafnieas
anxiety until Roberts re-emerged from
the wilds on Ang. 81 1t kAndahar. ne
broke up the entire Afghan army p rot
lowing day, thus causing the Englisn ma
zion to realize that IN frederick hoperLs
it had found Z new hero.
Lord Roberts waB rewarded ~ tne
commandership II chief Of the Madras
army and with the special thanks Of par
iiament. He wal also advanced 20 me
order Of the Red Gross Of the Bath.
In 1881, when the newssof the battle Of
Maiuba Hill reached England, Lord Rob
| erts was sent to South Afriea, but while
! be was on the ocean peace VIA concluded
with the Beers, and be was recalled soon
| after his arrival there. He - now Z bat
tle SCARED veteran Of 90 years, but =
5tlll vigorous and ready for anofner ca1n'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-30
no GERHARDT REIscHER, MRS. GERS

TO GERHARDT REISCHER, MRS GER
hardt Reischer. his wife; Carl straver-
xou are hereby notifisd that ut = punze 14le
made by the City collector 81 Jersey city,
on the 18th day Of April, 1Sa5, ! purchased for
the sum OF three hundred md ninety-three
dollars and ten cents ALL the had and reat
estate situate in Jersey City. IN The County
q Hudson and state Of Neg !srssy: frc sa,g
mated as lot 7. In block number sz4. zqon
an assessment map annexed tors report nu1nber
81, made by the Commissioners Of 4a5net-
ment" appointed In and for said City ~ tho
Circuit Court Of the County of Hudsoh. . ear
tined copy Of which report and maj Was dito
In the office Of the City Collector Of JerseY
City. on me 18th day % April 1853. said re-
port and map and said sale besng made pur-
euant to the provisions Of an Act pf the Le<ts-
lature OF Nsw Jersey, passed Marth nth IN
entitled
IAN Act concerning the settiemsnt ana eolIec-
tion Of arrearages OF unpaid taxes. ASSESS
ments and water rates Or water rents In
cities q this State. s.d imposlng ana lsyy-
instead Of such arrearages. and to enforce
the payment thereof. and to provide fer the
sale Of lands subjected 70 future tAxausn
and assessment.
And the several slpp.ements thereto.
Ana you are furtner notified that you appear
TO have an estate or interest in said land ana
real estate. and unless the said Ilna and rsal
estate shall be redeemed, Is provided IN eafd
acts, before the expiration Of six months from
and after the service hereof. = deed for the
the fee simple OF said land and reai estate
as pated Jersey City. N. J.. September n.
isas.
PETER W. BEcE-MANN.
Purchases.
RANDOLPH PERKINS.
Attorney for Purchaser
tsais NO szs1J
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-30

DE- STEELE ENTERTAINMENT
Large Sale Of Tickets Promises
Satisfactory Results
sa
Among the Churches.

svvba nram;ses to he an event in the
history Of 81 Peter,s Parish will take
,n,ace an INC evenings ~ j 10, 30
ann =, . tba New ach5o1 Han. on York
street pay Father Harpes. rector Of
4 cb,,ry.h has arranged for 4 three
nIehts, carnival which win surely eclipse
an otbar events tbat bave4taken place in
u patar,a e9arish FOR manv wears Ii has
haan tar,nad tha 1aa F;n d. steele cele-
hrat,on
each evening there win be Ill entertain
uant 50 Il +ba conc,,,sfon ~ q there viii
~ aanc,rg yor which J. fnli orchestra win
n,.v TINS snac,o,,s ba,l w,,l a. bril-
ia n,,x u,,,,n,nated With, sdffferenf coaored
na.ndmoart uohts ana a1so beautifully
daaarataa pafrashman4s win he served
.aah asantnr
Tha nard warkine racYor e nav busilv
An-araa annatnttne camno,ftees for the
ca,+hyation an dthav WIN he n,,b,ished in
tba ..veu,s', q soon ~ ha comn,etes his
~.
Tho t,ckats arc 81, aaav N circulation
ana are Il tba yorm II 8 book containing
estv ~ n,ors these haoks have been
a,st.,h,,taa ou,ang tbas members Of the
B r,ass sac;a4ias eannectsa Nth the
ob,,roh ana aIraadv tba za,a ~ theu has
Nan vsrv sstisfacorv IRE ce,ebration Is
haing bala forFtha henefif If the new
sshao, ans hs1, racant, erected i ! cast
- IN eyo A1fbo,ob 4hare have been
aaro,,s n+har a1farfainrant held for
10 sara ,n,rnosa tbe spm If money
rao,,.aa ~ 49,, snd srnractsfsd ~ 4ba
rao+ar : No. Tbaan s,,a3ciant e release
~ dsht ~ tba h,,i,a,ngs and Il Is ;boned
Lac AGRt O4t - Fc
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HSS{ 49, x<ss1o1xt.1 1s,,~nb.v xsss ~.
1900 $3.50
tsrrr No. 7,,la rs~tu- 49, a,ao "a
easc5aa vsx,a nrsaidsnx Thss 8 b.rs tbird
consec,,t,va te11, artsa T,,lia Harnev
US eIacted saerat Is 4 avaa 4 manv new
mernbars wara @raoasvad 100 woaks 400:
= <euxs OTIS Oxess.
Solemn High.Mass viii be celebrated a.
midnight tomorrow night IN ". PauI%o1
the Cross Church.
Aooue Lofty snsnaosls.o sns ~ ri. 1aossaas
rwaoan q 81 xsss - I ta,ta 4, napf al
'1awad J bapa,ef
me Holv Name society viii enjoy a
s,noker n tha narocbia1 school ball next
Ts,esaav rteht sssar
rba pav Eathsrz n,,inn aeter consider
$40 nsrs,,asah q 80 nsr+ ~ members a.
5hs nar,sh ~ siysa bis nermsss5on, "a ta,e
rathalie yornr Mems Society I'd repro
d,,ca the fo,,r-act drama "a Fqsherman's
/ ,,ck &, 50 s,,ccessfn1lv produced at CEN
trail Han i few weeks ago. The date for
Che reproduction has not yet been decided
upon-
81. Nicholas.
There will be special music rendered by
the choir at tomorrow's services. Solemn
high mass via be celebrated al midnight
Sunday night in conformance with the
wishes Of Pope Leo.
Father Weyland and his assistant. the
Rev. Father Gabriel. have entered a CON
TEST in the mafter AZ raising funds for
the church. A gold chalice Is the prize.
The contest. which was to have been
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-30

TO CHARLES n CARPENTER. ANNA CAR
penter. his wife: Netfie c.xpenter. Mary p
bartholomew; Robert m Bsrfaolonsw. hef
You are hereby notified that At . public sale
made by the City Collector Of Jersey City
and Aldermen Of Jersey City purehassd Tor the
sum az two hundred and sixty-EiIe dollars and
sxsnt situate f e ser z1l o ses 1 e lie &C co ssss e
Rock street. which Is Isad down ana d~ssisnas-
s se a e. made sy me acsmmisssoners q Ad-
s sSs Circuit s eoase & he County q audson. :
certified copy q Witch e re ssp0r y,v ,'n 1oi 5asg ~s e
a asrasy Y ci ne o. Sc stA Day q January. 1sss.
said report and map and said sale being made
pursuant to the provisions o. an act q me
Legislature Of New Jersey. passed March nth
San Act concerning the settlement ana
collection of z~rrearages OF unpaid taxes,
assessments and water rates Or water
rents in cities Of this State, and inn
ma Iii len IN leu and instead 81 such
arrearages. and to enforce the paymen
thereof, and to provide for the sale Of
lands subjected TO fufure raxation ana
Ana tie several supplements thereto
Ana Won are further notiaed that you
appear to have an estate or interest -
said land and real estate, ara unless the
aid land and real estate shall be re-
Seemed. as provided in said acts before
ire expiration Of six months from p
after the service hereof. a deed for the
Sqsvor and Aldermen OF Jersey City, the
Tee simple Of said land and real estate
according to the provisions Of TIE said
T,ated Jersey city. N. >, October 1fth. 1sss-
4 MAYOR AND ALDERMlsN OF JER-
sEx cEta q Hoos.
seal, ttss.- n. j. o,DoNNELIs
city c1erk. !
tsais no. lssas
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ENGLAND's BEST SOLDIER.


IL
General Lord Roberts, who goes to
South Africa as commander in Ghie< OF
the British forces In that part OF the
world, Is regarded as the greatest Eng
lish soldier OF yictoria.s reign. He is the
idol OF Tommy Atkins and a national he
70 whose glory has not been dimmed by
years. He is popularity known as Lat
tie Bobs,r the ~diminutive referring to
his lack Of inches. His deeds have been
suns In martial verse by Kipling and
lesser poets.
The chief. Incident in Lord Roberts
brilliant fighting career was probably
that celebrated fozced march TO kanda-
har, which is regarded as the greatest
feat OF English arms since the battle OF
Waterloo. BUT it was as a young leu
tenant during the Indian mutiny that he
won the Victoria cross by d hand to
hand fight at Khodadunge.
Lord Roberts went to India In 1852,
and for many years he was kept very
busy convincing the border tribes that
civilization was good for them. Inciden-
tally be won many promotions On Nov.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-30

no JOHANNA AoRoNEx. DE
laney, Annie Delaney. his wifes Mary san
non, Patrick Bannon. her ha,sb2nds szAStin
roneys stephen Moronsy. Catherine norcneys
Wulian1 Moruneys Mary WITNESS. Henry Pus-
You are hereby notified that akt ! public sale
n @aa 4. p sts th as cis Y S Ssi'ssssSs i Is ~ Tss 4 SSsot
and Aldermen Of Jersey CITY purcnesee ao<
;ss sgn ss Is .a 'sI anns sss lana ana s az as'afs ss; sss
son and i state q New Jsr.sy fFossiaE On
ssteS Is lot Is. in block number 157s. upon
an assessment map ANNEXED to = rspor[ p91-
1 inst 1sse,sit Curt 81 the County q Hudson. :
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sev CITY. on the 18th day Of October. IN seso
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ker3siature Of New Jersey. passed March aoths
issss entitled
Acf concerning the settlement and collec-
tlon 81 srrearaseasof unpeid taxes assess-
cities al This state. and Imposing and levy
Ing 4 tax. assessment and fier m leu ano
.asssss IL e PAYMENT sass a fnsssofs and 10 g pSesids
for the saie Of lands suo3esfea e. 8fafars
taxation and assessment"
Ana the several srppIsHents thereto.
Ana WOW III faftnsr. netsasd That yos appear
real estate. and unless the said lana and reai
estate ahaii ne redssn1sd - pEoyidsd y *sala
aod a 9ssqas Tie ass service hsresf. : dssd fer he
sas Will be given conveying to The MAYOR
apd So. AIa ssns sn g f ssa's ssi iSsss; se sas lsss q ss@ e.
p5 Dsssd Jersey css. \. +. Neysn0sr ssth.
I'M xAxoa AND ALDERMEN or mn
SET eaf1 i. HOGS.
yr.-s Mayor