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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-16

garstsng she following notices to marin
srs.
Australia. sor1h enasr. INVESTIGATOR
strait heSeon on Marion rees. Tsa sector
II TrcsArt1Ee light
-A@a-e~. FaxAl <-aszd, Das Ca3sscAlros
light net yet exhibited
Bahama stands. Douglas channel. a.
tarats2a - hI0yAxe-
M&cEae sao2l, intended siissoutlnaAzce 81
buoy
Bahama Islands. Nassau harhcr en-
trance. alteration - huayagS
Ce}ebes, nsssh coast, Manade, haTt,or
Egat exhibited
China, east coast Intended alteration la
Character 81 certain lights
Delaware hay entrance, Overealis light
vessel
Frame north coas.. Dieppe. destruction
Long Island Sound removal ~ wres>k
OF Great Captain island
Lower California, wSsG coast. SaGndlngS
between Cape san Laxare and Ahreo13s
point.
Mediterranean sea. Corsica. Calvi. light
on 3etty.
North sea. Holland. Hinder banks amd
light vessel alter alton IN positions
Philippine iSlaHds. 1.uEon. Manila bay
northern entrance, port M&raveles. general
Information.
Puerto Rico. San Juan harhor entrance.
alterations in ouJs ss4.
Puerto Rico, san Juan harbor. Moro
light not re-sxhihited.
Scotland. northeast coast. wick. fog
siren discontinued
South Pacific ocean Tonga islands out
lying dangers.
West Indies Gundaloupa. Point "a tttrv.
Mouchoir Carrie light buoy not lighted.
West Indies. Trinidad. Port ~ Spain.
Brighton hagoor Aad village, general IN
formation.
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How to Behave at Dinner.
You:h. Cornanlor.. Ia

1SGs8 . NIiiiks2tilyft- its5<.
The dining Engl2shnan of the period was
extremely prone. apparently. 10 eat a-s Or.
johnson ate~-stFenuousiy holly with avid
ity. The 'soecometh not and must gan
tsy be reformed. ''One ought Sometimes TO
look OF The meat. yet without wishly look
ing ca the meat which is before others. +"
Food seens 10 have been served very in
conveniently 'tfor Dispatch. ana with n
paucity Of plates. hence such emhagra.ss-
menss a. the following counsel provides
against: One ought not to cast under the
tspia bones partngs. wine. or such like
things notwithstanding Il one be Gen.
strained TO spit something which WAS hard
10 chew. or which eaussth irksomeness.
then may one throw il dsxterosisiy forth
upon the ground. II < be liquid thing
one may more freely spit |; on the ground,
Turning ones SET IL IL be possible some
what aside" How did the newly uaanufac-
Eure! English BeauvaiS carpets fare on
these occasions?
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TA.1o- beat - TIE EA-1cce. 20 handle the
-&p<zEy tnrr~@G-x freight tszsnss. Of TIA
Bv4-fsa-A-Tserscar f1Es between Seattle AID
sAa Hawaiian tSAr1s-
8 F1Esr@r - Berlin. Gem. s&s1s1 f1~
EsAo Hawaiian sszGrs6s last evening On
th& 5a-Ur-a- lie VII re a6<ecs ABOUT .
yzzr s12rzag wnzesa tine ne VIII erect =
ry-y-1baw cf suspension briggs CEa TIE Is
i2sssts. already contracted for
" = S-ewzrs az the Sewers and fse
Eeasrte t9sszs nas gore 70 san FEaaessco
or business ara recreation He WI r.
man away some weeks ard VII 5zrtzg
~ STAR IN California ride through tbs
southern erssl q the state on his bicycle.
] 7 rsew-~~sx general agent ~ the
Alrhison Topeka & Santa Re AT Port
land IS 81 the Hotel Butler,
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special DISPATCHES 10 observation-disclosures
SEAH BAY. Feb IA p. m.-Rarosne-
ter Se.@s. light rain: wind west Is mslea
oGltward-Szeaner " ashtenaw. So "a IL !:
q steamer. 2lo p. n
PYSHT, FEB. Is p. m--cioudy, light
west winds.
PORT CRESS 'ENT. Feb. l5.-4 2. m
Barometer 3.I. cloudy; Wind west 10
miles
PORT ANGELES Feb. Is p. M
Clear. Light west wind. In the bay-SAips
Hawaiian Island. Montgomeryss3ire. AMI
barks orion and Ancyra~ Tug Wanderers
at the dock.
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New Orleans picayuue

So many popular plays were originally
written by Chicago people OF whom tho
public knows nothing that ii is unsafe for
actor 10 20 there with a play written
since the time OF Sheridan
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removing tie debris may soon bes1n~
Mr.. Meyer was hssxssesf a hotel mar a.
orc TINE, having been enc os the owners
OF The o.c Gilman house In Portland tho
headquarters Of commercial travellers for
Tor years AMI years A. ke4xfxsss moved
Meyer closed osss MS place. Since that
a'ne De hass sseea living IN New York and
san Francisco
san Frsnc.a-o has AWAY been a city OF
Ere hotels, Dat IL IL now 10 have enc that
VIII sNsTpass al Others The hotels Ga&n
there ars better IN the!r rg-ce than ia
TIER appearance More Of them are mag
ng1eant. racdeg19 buildings The Palace,
N5ien "a Tori5-famna2s, is more than fwsr-
- yeass cd II 10 an irrszuer2xe structure
and The service Ia elegant but many per-
Old s&lisdlnx, as are the Occidental! the
Lick ana the Tssse& San Francisco needs
q hne nlssserr hotel Ike some % those n
%sE aork- SI1El q place vi mnH8sihted4y
pay handsomely IT has always been q
asat class hotsa and restaurant town
'@I'he Baldwin property - in the best
locAii.n for a large hotel IN the city.
raf Francisco needs hotel like the
" a.sorf-Astoria Or the Netherlands AZ
Sew York. and SUCH one VIII MAKE
money"
william Strauss. % New York. agent
OF III. Clgaraakers' International Union
IS ~ the city. tMy mission here is two
fold" said Gr. Strauss last night. First
mann e. Co.'S manufacture OF cigars. la
September last he cut the wages OF 4G
union employees and when they would not
stand tho CUT locked them out and put in
machines. We have been nghting him
ever since
Ny other mission is TO try and encour-
age the home manufacture Of cigars. In
Seattle sou have only nineteen cigaYruas-
ers. ard the city should support % at
least it would IL men would smoke only
blue label cigars. l am going TO cali on
all your dealers ard prove 20 them the
advantage III quality and price of the
blue label cigars over the Chinese mad
cigars in fancy packages. I don't know
how long ! viii be here"
TIE Western Contra! Labor Union. at
a meeting last night. Endorsed tina boy
cots on Tnmaar goods and pledged the
members 60 smoke only blue label cigars
Col. l. Edwin Dudley. American consul
81 Vancouver, was at the Hotel Butler
yesterday on his way to Honolulu on the
steamship Garonn@
Il. w. Mssfnnis viii leave for New York
on Saturday 20 meet Frank Watersosfsa
upon hts rsturn from Lo,stou where he
has been during thu pasx month closing
arrangements for the charter % a COM
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Boston IraHeer.
Jackson-Heaver bless him. He showed
confidence in NE when the clouds were dark
and threatening.
Wilson--Jn what way
jacksonville lent me an umbrella
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local Report-Maximum temper
AZURE. - degrees: minimum. ~; mean. Is.
Weather, clotldy: rainfall. .o5 OF an inch
G. " SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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IgsehGc Who .Nake W
the 2asat;'s9 Nse'ss.

street. For the size az sza rsa~e .rArs "a
ssssSASSxzs more bs2sarasss than IN szrs Fran
CSC ard TAR Ex1nre than ia Portland
kEssee r-eIfs& do8C there "a. rfass villa
sFssIf@ are asleep They ss@za 20 ks z 4
fFaasss sEsd have aeea f9r u.z.ry yars ffsE-
asS@r Gay Ard year ss-@r year fasv Ksss4
along IE fhe belief t1at hey are fns cam
zxssrczs- Center q the sar thgs@t HAp5dEy
ms trade - x-aEpsnx froTn theta TTa@ great
example ~ t1ks has bssr the Alaskan
aEss y sDralxe Business See ACsz ,ess.rr-
Esefezy Seattle controls IL TIE hssSzrese
% sAe inland empire % 1srexor. ans VAST
tnssos Will gradually rip away fry,za PORT
iAssso y1ss rs did the Klcnasks sTaEsas
There wia rise from the -zssrs 81 -r..
Baidxfn hotes at 6an Franc SEQ. The finest
hotel IL fas cosInsry.' said NJ Meyer. Of
san Franclsco. vino Ia a. the HoteT SEATTLE
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III e III ~
the property has
been purchased. o.
practically pQTcaas-
80. from BALDWIN
ard tie mortgage
a. that IL. work Of
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The branch photographic office. Port
Townsend, Wash. viii furnish on applica-
ton, free Of charge, full information re-
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t.. W. Mcsinnis viii leave for New York
on Saturday tc meet Frank Waterfousa
upon his rsturn from London. where he
has been during the pgs1 month closing
arrangements for the charter OF a COM
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COAST Taey d. nut
f'4Ha0 that ottiof
elites are not lively.
bat That this r.laes 10
more lively. "whyl
I am delighted ara
sEEr prssss = said II
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Col. L. Edwin Dudley, American consul
81 Vancouver, was at the Hotel Butler
yesterday on hts way to Honolulu on the
steamship Garonn@
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r. n. TaaFsEsoa. % sf'akarss
- s. ea.ATge - gAss Fsssnegz
- !, a. AxAEaxs9a A. izs- Omaha SIX
- ard l. X Armstrong. $50 81
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
SPORTS And
SPORTSMEN
Grum's Pitching Gave the
States a Victory Over
the West Bergens.
TEAM A DEFEATS TEAM B
Pavonia Yacht Club Race
Clever Handball Playing
Press Club Outing


Grum's great pitching for the States
against the West Bergens gave the former
team a victory by a large margin Satur-
day. The fielding of the States team was
also of an unusual character and made
b~aserunning very difficult for the West
Bergens when they were able to start
around the circuit. The States ~outbatted
their opponents more than three to n
and the score would have been much
larger had the game gone nine innings in
stead Of but seven. The batting Of Grum,
Noweth, Mcclure and Driscol were fea-
lures of the game. Waters of the West
Bergens got a triple, but never reached
home. Kenny of the States got three
hits, four runs and covered the initial bag
to projections. Noweth as backstop and
Lawless on second put up great ball.
Between these three the West Bergens
were disposed of there beingb ut two put
out among the other fielders. The
score
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
ATLANTIC BOAT CLUB ACTIVE.


The annual regatta of the Atlantic Boat
CLUB of Hoboken viii be held next satur-
day over the Gutenberg mile course
Arrangements for the affair are nearing
completion and the indications point to
some sterling good sport. The regatta
will be a purely club affair. There will
be no p or Invitation races.
A barge and a steamer will convey
the clubs invited guests to the scene Of
the contests, which are scheduled to begin
at 2:30 T. NJ.
Captain AL. Heyne has secured 1.-THE SER
vices of a competent corps of regatta
officials from the different Hoboken
clubs and the local fraternity is expected
to attend in large numbers.
The club mas several crews in training
for the August regatta Of the Hoboken
Amateur Rowing Association and expects
to come in for a big share Of the honors
to be won. A four-oared barge will be
among the clubs purchases this year.
The craft will be cast on lines partial to
Captain Keynes idea Of a racing barge
and is expected to prove a speedy one.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24


IsEERIFFss SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW
Between The Provident institution for saw.
ines in Jersey City. complainant, and Michael
Herman ct al, defendants.
q, ia, For sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returlable May Term, 1898.
Earle Insleys Solicitor.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ, to me
directed and delivered. I shall sell by pubic
vendue, at E. q. Wolbert's Real Estate Sales
room. No. AZ Montgomery street, Jersey City,
THURSDAY, the twenty-seyenth day Of July.
A. d. 1898,
at two O'Clock in the AFTERNOON, all the fol-
lowing described land and premises. with the
aPpurtepances, being the same described in
said writ. that is to say
All that certain lot of land and premises
situate in Jersey City. Hudson County, New
Jersey, which on a map of that part of the
IoWn OF Jersey commonly called Aharsin1us,
made IN the year 1904, by Joseph f. Mangin,
County, is known as lot number one az in
piock number one hundred and seventy-aye
ilf51 ana may be more particularly described
as Notwithstanding at q point on the south
westerly corner of South Fifth nov Fourth)
westerly along the sontherly side of Fourth
street one hundred 400 feet: thence southerly
and parallel with Erie street Twenty-Five f25
feet; thence easterIy and parallel with Fourth
street one hundred do0} feet to the westerly
westerly side Of Erie street twenty-five f26,
feet to the point Of beginning. Being a por-
ton of the property devised to Bridget Kier-
nan by the last will and testament OF Patrick
WILLIAM HELLER.
Sheriff.
Dated June 20, 1899.
Jersey City News and Jersey City Democrat.
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Dated Tune 20. 1893.
Jersey city News and The Observer.
sHERrTr.s Salem cHANcnRY or NEW

SHERIFF"S SAIE-AN S1ArSSTHfs1 Qf NEW
Betwsen william F. Melosh, executor. &C..
complainant, and Ellen speriing and others,
ii "a. For sale Of Mortgaged Premises
Returnable October Term. 1899.
Henry J. Melosh. Solicitor.
directed and delivered, I shall sell by public
vendl1e. at r. q. sWolbert'a Real Estate Sales
room, No. Al Montgomery street. Jersey CITY,
on
THURSDAY. the twenty-seventh day Of July,
"A. D.1S99
at two o'clock m the Afternoon, all the follow
ing described land and premises. with the APP
purtenances. being the same described In said
writ. that Is to say
All that certain lot, tract or parcel Of land
and premises, sitlste. lying and being ,ne JeF.
OF New MISUNDERSTANDING at a point in the
easferiy side of Jordan avenue formerly known
a. Water avenue}. distant two hundred t2V04
feet norfherly from the northeasteriy corner Of
avenue and Church street: thence %
ldred and Twelve l11D fsst thence "a north
erly parallel with Jordan avenue twenty1lvs
1851 feet: thence go westerly parallel with
Church street one hundred and twelve d1l
feet p Jordan avensie, and thence sts) south
avenue Twenty-Five s2@ feet 10 the point Or
place OF beginning.
Tsine the same premises which were con-
veysd 10 the said ellen sperlipK b BaFtho;o
NEW Eaeen and wife Sby deed dated June
fhe saf7jce 81 the Register Of Hudson County.
IN Book 4z Is Deeds for said County, on
Pages s''' WI. HsLLEE:
4s passa c3 1hnS Ns &; I'd 81 Jersey CITY Democrat.
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Salem cHANcERY or NEW

sHERIEF.s SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
Between The Pamrapo Building and Loap
Association. complainant, and Charles Seepacn
ct al. defendants.
Fl. ia. For Sale of Mortgaged Premises
ReturnabIe October Term. 1899.
Nj. ]. Currie, Solicitor. -
directed and delivered, ! shall sell by puplle
vendue. at f.. G.SWoibert.s Real Estate sales
room. No. AZ Montgomery street. Jersey Sisy'
on
the third day Of August, a. D
1899,
at two o'clock in the afternoon. all the col
lowing described land and premises with the
appurtenances.s being the same described IN
said writ, that is to say
An those certain lots OF land and premises,
situate in Bayonne City, Hudson County, New
Jersey. which on a certain map entitled Map
Of property belonging to Richard Cadfnus,
situate in Bayonne City, Third Wards' are
known as lots umbers one %, two 60, three
as and four az. in block thirty 800. Begin
ming at the seuther1y corner of Seaview avenue
lnow East Forty-second street, and Avenue p,
second street one hundred feet 600 IT'D thence
southwesterly parallel with Avenue p one hun
dred feet 600 ft.) thence northweSterly par
allel with East Forty-second street one nun
.dred feet {i09 IT, TO Avenue thence north
easterlv along Avenue d one hundred feet 600
ff.) to the point Of beginning. Being the same
premises conveyed to the said Charles Seebach
and Josephine S. Seebach by Thomas Fiannerys
5Fidower. BY deed dated February 18th. 1886.
and recorded in Liber 63s of Deeds for Hudson
County pegs '''' WILLIAM HELLER.
Sheriff
RaAet ~ <Srs an7 pavnnna Herald
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
TEAM a DEFEATED TEAM 8.
Knickerbocker Rivals Clash and a
Straight String Broken.

A cricket match between Team A and
Team B of tho Knickerbocker Athletic
Club, in the metropolitan District Cricket
League championship series, was played
Saturday at Knickerbocker Field, Bay
onne. 1t was an unusually interesting
contest and a large crowd saw the match
as much depended on 1t.
Team 3 had defeated Team A in the
last game ana the surprise was great.
The former team had enjoyed a clean
string d victories up 10 saturday and not
a few picked them TO win the pennant on
The excellent form shown In the 1--WE
games played. Up TO Saturday Team 3
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
PRESS CLUB OUTING.
Merry Party Sought Pleasure at New
Boulevard Park.

The Press Club of this city. an
organization Of printers, held its annual
outing yesterday at New Boulevard Park,
West Twenty-seeond street and Newark
Bay, Bayonne. There were about two
hundred members and their friends
present and all had an enjoyable time,
though the weather somewhat affected
-Le sleIoqgIe eqa 10 ano 5uI6Iano qua
engagements made by the committee in
charge. The committee was composed of
J. Divinney, chairman; James O'Neill,
Charles Alexander, L. III. Campbell,
Thomas Degan 3. F. Keefer, John
Christie. NJ. ]. Calico. j. Fl. Burke, A. J.
ONeal, David Young.
The party left in the morning, two stage
coaches being necessary to accommodate
the crowd and returned at an early hour
last evening thoroughly satisfied with the
days pleasure.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
PavoaIA YACHT CLUB RACE.
Yachts Sailed From Communipau to.
Highlands Yesterday.

The Pavonia Yacht Club held its annual
midsummer races from the Communipaw
shore house to the Highlands yesterday,
a distance of twenty-five miles. There
was a large number OF starters, but on
account of the lateness OF the hour at
which the boats arrived it was impos-
sible to arrange a detailed table showing
the exact positions at the finish. The
winners of the cash prizes were the sloop
Henelen: yawl. Theo: cabin cat, Square,
and open cat, Defiance. The contestants
were accompanied by the officials in Com
modore Kohn's schooner yacht Azalea.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
cRICKETERs' STANDING.
Table OF Records Changed Saturday.
individual Averages

The table showing the standing of the
cricket teams in the race for the cham
pionship of the Metropolitan District
League, was materially changed Satur-
day. Team Bof the x. A. G.. lost its lead
to Team A. The Manhattans cling to
third place.
The contest for individual honors is also
interesting. NJ r. Cobb has fallen from
first to fourth place in the batting aver
ages. His place was taken by H. G.
Wright with an average of 1000, C. P.
Hurditch is in second place with 1890
and J.. f. Curran third with G4.0O. Cobb's
average is $3.50. c. H. Clarke has gone
down to 1890. f. F. Kelly has done the
best bowling, his record being 80 wickets
for $50. The records
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
NEW JERSEY sUPRBME COURT.
Abram Post V. Lewis G. 4swksnury ct ais.

Abram Post VS.. Lewis IL IeWksnuTy ct ais.
On Contract.
1t appearing to the Court by affidavits that
the summons has been duly issued In the
above stated cause Of action and the same
has been returned by the Sheriff Of Union
County mot summoned as to Lewis G. Tewks-
bury ana Adolph segal, two of the defendants
naraed In the above entitled cause; and it ap-
nearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the said defendants, Lewis G. Tewksbury and
Adolph sogai, cannot be found in the State
Of New Jersey to be served with process, and
that neither of said parties has a dwelling
bouse or place of abode in this State, and
that a copy Ct the said summons cannot be
served upon either ef them, whereupon ii is
ordered that the said defendants, Lewis q.
Tewksbury and Adolph segal, cause their APP
pearance IN be entered In the said action on or
before the first day of August next and that
d copy Of this order shall, within twenty days
from the date hereof, be served personally on
the said Lewis g. Tewksbury ard Adolph.
Segal by delivering a true copy thereof to each
Of them either in pr put Of this State. or
Be published in The Jersey City News. a
rawsnaper printed ard published in the County
Of Hudson and State Of New Jersey for at
least fol1s weeks suceessiyely at least once in
each week, and that in case OF such publica-
fiar, n eopv Of said notice shall be mailed IL
ne said Lewis G. Tewksbury ard Adofph
geaal. two Of the defendants abeye NAMED.
postage prepaid, within ten days after such
publication.
Dated June 1s, 1895:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24


Be ssaisa 81 p sf4ssS sni nv Water rs l comsniasIoaers on
the Assembly Chamber Of The CITY Hall, for
the
IMPROVEMENT OF AVE
NUE.,
between Bergen and West Side avenues.
said Improvement 70 be made Tonformably
to the provisions. Of Chapter az Of the Laws
on Ale In the oniee 81 the Clerk Of said
Board.
Blank forms Of bid and agreement OF sure
ties must be obtained al The office Of the
Chief Engineer, City Hail Jersey City, N. J.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
1000
Of Cost
About ESQ cubic yards OF earth excava-
ton, per cubic yard ...-e-- 30
About 5 cubic yards of rock excavation,
per cubic yard ..-.- zoo
About rs cubic yards of earth filling,
per cubic yard 10
About 1852 cubic yards Of sand filling, per
cubic yard 49,. 1.s1
About 4,4Q9 square yards Of asphalt paw
ing, per square yards ~ 1.75
iineaf foot IS
About s,7o9 square feet of faezing per
square foot ..s.a .. ~ IL
About a square yards Of r~epaving. per
About 200 lineal feet Of reset ana dressed
eurbstone. per iineal foot. -
As S9sst..di ss square feet Of rslaid and s
About 1850 square feet Of relaid and
dressed fagglng. per sauare foot .01
About 100 ilneai feet Of cribbing stone.
About 2 receiving basin heads 10 be reset.
each. 500
About II manhole heads 10 be reset, each 2.o8
and connections c5 sas : e sas e 1S9a'a 90. %
As Nssaiag days ! - - - :
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
ST. ALoYsIUs.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Young Deweys ~ ! 2 30Sa2 3-1s

Two-base hits--CardifT 2, Kelly. Dolan,
Royle Tiahe. Three-base hits-Riley, Ma
lone. Clancy. Hanlon. Home runs-Car-
diff. Dolan. Kelly, Clancy. Higgins. .Sacri-
fice hitNDeweys, 10; ST. Aloysius, g.
Left on bases-Deweys, 5HSt. Aloysius, B.
Stolen ~bases-Dolan, Boyle. Mulligan.
Clancy. Cardiff. First base on balls-Off
Kelly. 8; off Hanlon, IS. Hit by pitched
balllTighe. Feeney, Riley, Gordon, Mas
terson. First base on e~rrors-Deweys, q;
81. Alovsius. s. Struck out-By Kelly, 10,
nv Hanlon. /. Passed bayys-DGan. g..
Wild pitches-Kelly A, Hanlon 10. Boyle g.
DofIble plays-Cardif (unassisted); Dolan
to Cardiff; Masterson to Higgins Iime
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