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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
BANKRUPT NOTICES.


NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIki
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
II In the J M at o Of NO 100.
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
70 tho creditors. OF THOMAS w: EoWRY,
of Richmond, in tho county of Henrico,
and district aforesaid, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that that, on the ~,
day of February. a. D. 1902. the said
THOMAS W. BOWRY was duly adjudi-
Gated 81 bankrupt: and that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held in my Of
flee, Room No. 10, sPostoffice Building.
Richmond Virginia. on the 21st DAY OF
FEBRUARY, a. D. 1902, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. at which time the said cred
itors may attend provo their claims. ap-
point a trustee examine the bankrupt.
and transact such other business as maT
properly come before said meeting.
RO. II TALLEY.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February II, 1907
John a. Lamb Counsel,
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R1cEa1oND PRODUCE MARKET

Virginia Bacon-1n fair demand.
Butfer--F'airly active; light receipts.
Poultry-Aa rket QUIET - .
Potatoes-Recell,ts yer light and
market strong.
Eggs-Active; light 7receint
Wool--Cuiet; light receipts
Hay-Vith large stocks and receipts;
tho market cont nues very dull.
APPLES ss. !, 81 -
Choice I. |. Il .so %
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cnEEEE MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 13.-C0TTON-
Market firm nj Sc. Tor good lots.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

The sales in Petersburg during the week past
have been very large. Prices continue to rise.
Common to medium Tugs. .......S 4.5eIS 600
Good Inss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G.OUQ1 90
poor short leaf ................ a50QR $50
Fair to gnod short leaf ........... 6,50@ 9.oI
Medium TO good Nra ppers 9.oOdl 1850
Gnnd to line Wrappers ........ 4.OOQl 20 90
Fine sh!ppln. ............... l2. 00aD 1900
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FRIDAY. gDBRUARY =. 1se2,

at 1850 O'Clock r. ~,
the property described in said deed as i .ha
lows: All that tract OF iand with al. me
improvements thereon. known as W. Sa ~ s.,,
MOVE in the county OF Amelia Va. on
the C;enitc Road, about six miles from
Amelia Courthouse. adjoining the 4lanas
of Lewis H. Blair formerly Nm. n, lia ",
tho north Ned Johnson and II. Cadweit
and others, containing three hundrsd
acres more or less. and being the same
land on which the Rev. j. II. HARRISON
recently resided. 3
TERMS: Cash IS to expense q eAec u,
ing this trust and to pay deos OF =,
o s ,,.nts for. negotiable notes bearing six
psr cent. interest and to be secured on
Property by deed Of trust and policy or
i ilsa .i no no announced at the sale.
teii i's '''' r. B. CEAFFIN.
JAMES 3. HARV1E.
---.1-1s Trustees.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

chicago, ILL.,. Feb. l5:.-c Al Ilit..--te-
cc:pts. Spnj rsnd. active. 1oc. higher: no fancy
@in: ;Qr.; gse.i to urine steers, S65oG6.'5; poor
e aic9ais s4.aoI4s5; stnckers and feeders LEI :;
5aS; eaf..ss-s, si.25m225: bulls. $3.50 go
ce.za=, s.@7.co: Tcxas.fcd steers, 81 s5G5.75.
HoRs=-iieeepta to-day. 10000 head; left over,
E3&ai- sad ls~:cr: mixed and butchers, S5SOM
G.Gn: good 20 choice heavy. 81" UMG4o; rough
beasE: $GGIB.25: light s37bMooo bulk OF sales.
ss.G5eS3.s5. Sheep--I:cccipis 10000 head;
.aeaP, steady to strong; lambs, steady to
straflk; good 10 choice wcthers S4.75Ggj.25: fair
t. e,soiss mixed. s3S5d4.2o; western sheep and
yssri:aas. s..o5G5SO: native lambs, S3.75MG.75;
VICE tssn lambs. Sc. 250t6.15.
.:AHT BUFFALO. y. Y.,tFcb. 13.-CATTLE--
fi5sseibis 5s2 head: unchnnscd; veal tops, 500
Cos; common to good. SIMS.Io. IIoss-Rcccipts,
i4iii head: active and 50J10c. higher: heavy
sk6GitD.6r: mixed packers, S6.4DI6.50; pigs
SaGodDo.0o; roughs $5.50M5.l'; stays. 81 80.
siecp nnd lambs-Keccipts, $500 head; active
ana, shade higher; sheep, mixed tops. $4,000
n.In culls to good. So 250I4.S0: wcthcrs, S5.150l
n:be ycprlinss, s5.5oI5.S5: top lambs, $G.40U
$780, cults to good S4.25GlG,35.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Feb. 13.-CATTLE-
Steady; choice $G5ohl6.75: prime. S. % $3.50;
good SJ.6O66. Uoss-Steady: prime hGaves.
E61SG 100; mediums; $G.3OQtd.i0: heavy york.
crs, s0.20GG.23: light workers, $GMG.15: pigs,
S5.soG5.90: roughs $5M6. Shctp--Stcady; best
wethcrs. S5.1Osi5.35: culls and common. sos;
,esrllngs, S4.50Go. 6li-real- calves, SI.50MS.o5.
: CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. 13.~-IIOGS-E S5G
tive: higher $2.75G5oo. Lambs--Steady,
81 75G625
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will sell at n1y-anction house. NO. -
s i.s'se FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II. leas
ut s1o:2G o'clock,
r7err Drugsets Rugs. Lace Cur.
tains' Parlor Suits. Chamber Suits; ODD
Bedsieads. Bureaus Washstarlfd roh saass
~ 1--WE .i,oucf1ss. Mattresses, Springs.
Cooking and Heating Stoves: also q .a LOG
of other goods too numerous 70 msI...oi'.
GEO. ". OLIVER, salesman
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AUcT1oN sALEs-ruTuRE DAYS.
n ;,-1 RTsTEEs' AUCTION SALE.

Acting under deed ofstrnst. d l, p os.
fice ~ Amelia County Court in deed-book
10. %, page los. default having been made
in the payment Of a certain note sner EN-
secured and being SO re rea u.,hsic ayctinn
in front Of Amelia County Courthouse,
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1yNcHBtJRc TOBACCO MArKET.

Lyncbburg, Va, FEB. Il, 1902.
The sales Of tobacco in the warehouses OF the
city for the past few days have been larger
than for several weeks. Prices on Jugs are
stiff but on other grades there is no material
Change in prices. The qualtv of the Offerings
is not regarded as entirely sat satisfactory.
The quotations are MS follows:
Z nj
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sToCK ouoTATroNs

STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Messrs. SCOTT & STRINGFELLoN
Members New York Stock Exchange
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CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. 133.--IIOGS-Eas S51
g. 49, Cattlo-Actvc $2.25m595. Shcep-Ac-
tive: higher, $2.75@5oo.- Lambs-steady.
STRUGGLES.
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There was a very large business done in
bonds. but the movement of prices was
Irregular. Total sales. par value S. Sf0,-
coo United States bonds were all ull-
changed on the last call
The total sales Of stocks for The day
were $50, 400 shares
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
JERSEY CITY VS.. NEWARK
Old Rivals Play Here Tomor-
row Morning and in Newark
in the AT ernoon.

Jersey City and Newark meet tomorrow
on the baseball field In two games One
win be called at West Side Park at 1880
in the morning and the other in Newark
at o'clock This win be the first time
in years that the old rivals will have
opposed each other and the interest al
ready aroused shows how great is the
anxiety Of the rooters of the respective
clubs to see these two together. There is
every indication that the game here in
the morning will draw the largest crowd
of the season in any Eastern League city.
There have been four thousand people in
the stands at West Side Park. Tomorrow
morning there should be seven thousand.
Everyone who is Interested in baseball
and everyone who Is anxious to see Jer-
sev City beat Newark will find plenty TO
please them at the game, Here is the
best opportunity the people of this city
have had so far to show their public spirit
and the game deserves as much encour-
agement as possible.
Jersey City is slightly ahead of Newark
in the league and both are very anxious
to win these games.
Hayward the shortstop of the local club
since the season opened. has been re-
leased, and so has Clark, the catcher.
Both have been signed by Newark and
will play against their old associates.
This has come to be regarded as solu-
tion of the difficulty under which the
Newark baseball team has been suffering.
A conference was suggested by Presi-
dent p. T. Powers between the manage
merit of the Newark Club and that of the
Jersey City Club. 1t was held Monday
night. and as q result the two men named
were released by Jersey City and immedi-
ately signed by Manager Burnham for
the Newarks. They swill play immedi-
ately.
A general discussion of other matters
of Importance to the two teams was had.
1t was agreed that next Sunday the Jer-
sey Citys should play in Newark, and that
on Saturday. July 5. instead of the Jersey
Citys playing in Newark, the Newarks
play here. The Jersey Citys. however.
will play in Newark Sunday. July g. as
originally contemplated
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
EASTERN LEAGUE

Errors and poor pitching lost yester-
days game at West Side Park for the
local club and Worcester won handily 1t
was cold day, In fact too cold for base
ball. and the days rest seemed to have
stiffened the home team so much that
they could not get around swiftly enough
nor with anything like the style they
should have displayed Then that 500 per
cent. hoodoo had an overpowering influ-
ence. 1t was just the game the local club
needed very badly. but there was nothing
to it. However, at times the home field
ers got into the game in championship
style. They made four double plays.
Woods is the best man on the team He
covered short like veteran at the posi-
tion and should be kept there as long as
possible, He made some of the old major
leaguers look like schoolboys. But he was
not so successful with the stick In the
sixth inning. with two men out and the
bases full Woods struck out He tried
hard, but had poor luck Pappalau was
in the box for Worcester and was efrec-
tive. He showed himself many times the
superior Of Luby. who has shown that he
won't do.
Richert got one over left field fence for
home run despite the wind The score:-
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
ALL AROUND CHAMPIONSHIP
Big A. A. u. Event to Be Con-
tested on July A at
Celtic Park.


The all around championships of the
Amateur Athletic Union of the United
States will be held this year on July
at Ce.tic Park, and the competition
promises TO be the most interesting that
has been he'd in great many years
1t is expected that E. E. Merrill OF
iBe.oit, the great Western all around ath-
lete, VIII come East ard es1deavor to win
this much coveted honor, Merrill is crr-
ta:nly a wonderful performer, but it Il
to be seen whether he can so through the
ten events and score successfully.
At the Yale-Harvafd game on Saturday.
there was great deal Of talk to the ef-
feet that Herman. Harvard's crack high
jumper would make bid for the all
around henors this year Herman Is
locked upon as the best aIl-around ath-
lete at Cambridge, great football payer
and ball player and can hold his own in
any track and field competition.
adam B. dunn. the present American
champion, who won the title at the Pam
American Exposition last year, has sent
in his entry, and E. Ellery Clark, the old
Harvard al-around athlete, is Hkew Sc
training for the event and will compete.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
NEWS OF THE WnEELMEN
interesting Programme Tomor-
row at Vailsburg -lntercol-
legiate Race Saturday

The Decora ton Day programme at the
Vailsburgh board track contains varied
class of events. The two pro" races, of
course, will outshine the others, but the
quarter-mi.e handicap and the two-miie
open for amateurss and half-rnile sprint
for novices, and motor single cham
picnship at five miles for gentlemen
riders will furnish their quota for excite
ment TO the holiday crowd A balloon as
cension Just after the finish Of the last
race will add novelsy to the occasion.
Tho half-nliio open, which is generally a
moral for Kramer, may result in an up
set, as seyera. of the r rders are said TO
he forming combination to beat the
champion. This. OF course, win be no
easy matter. but the scneme is sad to be
so well planned that there is little ,ikeli-
hood of its nisearrying.
Ii the record for the five-naile handicap
fer pros Is not put In the shade 1t will
not be Handicapped Wetmores fault. Mr..
Wetmore has placed the men at such
Distances apart that the intermediate and
scratch men will have their own troubles
gott 'ng up in time to be in the sprint for
homo on the last lap. Another thing that
will aid to .ower2 the figures is the fact
that most OF the riders are planning TO
double up. and steals on numerous oc-
casions may be .oeked for. It Is said
however, that Kramer will go it alone in
this event. relying on his speed to land
him q winner.
On Saturday the intercollegiate cham
pionship will be held on this track. AL
ready large number of entries have
5oen received Ya.e will probably have
the largest number. fifteen riders 50 far
having sent in their blanks. Princeton
will send seven, and Williams, Wesleyan,
Columbia, University Of Pennsylvania ana
Gal.audet vii. ali be well represented.
There will be five events, ranging from a
auarter-mi.e sprint ITO five-mile plug
ging match
Sunday viii be given over to pace fol-
lowing when Joe Ne.son, the little Swede.
will make his debut as a professional.
His apponent viii be Harry Caldwell, the
Manchester Giant, and the distance to be
travelled is fifteen miles, The outcome of
this race means much to Nelson, as Man
aeer Voigt is negotiating for a match
with Harry Eikes providing Nelson is
returned a winner. Two amateur events.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29

ton, First Regiment, ls; w. P. BeeeheI,
Battery E. A. A, 20; G. H. holman. ]. G.
A. A, 13; E. p. Brady. C. c., 22:: F, W.
5O ssaer e i Harris al Is II rnssl NJ sP1'zsr e A o. " " f.
Martins, Mohawk A. c., a. w. E. Kauf-
mann. n. A. C.. IS.
1iz Miles n-Handicap-Lou Marks,
P. A. c., 1870 feet; Charles Andrews: x. A.
c., 100; Louis Markheim p A. c.. 80; John
You'd, X. A. A, 160; d. Wood, w. S. Y.
NJ c. A.. 1S5; Albert Mitchell, Mohawk
A. c., $50; H. w. Schell, Star A. c., 110;
?. 4. McGarthy. Mohawk A. G. III; r. l.
II. r., 1850; j. NJ O'Brierl, Marquette A. G.,
165; C. Y Beeeher. Battery E, A. A. 120;
]: z; sahrbeck, J: G. 4. A., -; ]. cronin,
C.. 50: John Joyce, P. A. c.. 40; A. w.
Crombia National A. c.. 40.
l Mile Relay Race-Four men to team.
yards, J.. l.. McAdam. "A: E. Pratchett.
=; J, W Murphy, 1s; Max Block, 70:
Samuel May. IA; Chester Peabody, 16;
Joseph McCann, IS.
Company l. First Regiment, y. G; N. ].
Alvin Barton, 10 yards: Charles Conrad,
s; William O'Brien. u; G. Laying, Il: Gus
Jennings. 5: T. +. Hayes. 16.
Team No. l. Jersey City A. A.-James
RayRs F. WraE T. ysraS m IS 6 E EaFaP H9fpsnc 9 & gShn %
gan. 5; Chester Williams, ii.
Catholic Club-E P. Brady, IS yards;
Fl. G. Meclain. 20: F. ]. Flanagan, q;
John A. Egan, "a; Joseph A. Rafter, cap
tain. 21
.Natioral A. c:-Joan c. Doyle. Captain.
Il: Kaufmann. 5; J. smith, A.
Coleman; nan, q YARDS; john svray is; ches-
Clinton '1lils, Turner p; O. Locke q n''a "
Te4arle College A, 4. Of Philadelphia-,,.
yards; j. v. Mulllgan. 12: w. w. William,
son, 8, Charles Reilly, IA.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGTE.

RESULTS OF EASTERN LEAGDE II
GAMES.
Jersey City 1; Worcester, I.
Toronto, 8; Buffalo, 5.
RESULTS OF NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES.
Boston, /; New York. 0.
Pittsburg A. Cincinnati. g.
Chicago, s; St. Louis, /.
Brooklyn Philadelphia game postponed.
Wet grounds.
RESULTS OF AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES.
Boston, 6: ST. Louis, 2.
Chicago 5; Baltimore, e
Philadelphia. II; Detroit, 4.
Cleveland, z; Washington, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES FRIDAY.
Worcester at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Providence at Newark.
Rochester at Montreal.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York. at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Baltimore.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29

The Road Drivers Association of New
York has arranged an attractive pro-
gTamme of brushes to be contested on
the Speedway. Saturday The entries re-
ceiyed 10 date follow
Brush A, for Trotters, 3 P M-Thomas
F. Russels Princess Sprague William
Ochse's Trilby: w E. Parsons La Belle
Rosa C. A Koe;sch's Titania; George A.
Coieman's ye.ma.
Brush B, for PAGERS. P. M.--Dr. A l..
Krahmer's MeShed; s. Blocks Jim the
Penman; Louis Kahn's George Wallace:
George w. Smiths @. w. S.; L. Sehlos-
ser's Miss Eunice; George L. Buchanan g
Trix:e; George McBride's Mary Eta; E.
E. Srnathers Unknown.
Brush c. for Trotters, $3.50 p Ma. H.
Heitman's Ollie Keep; Waiter f. Kill
patrtck's Royal Rene; John ]. Timmins' .
Harry Davis; A. c. Schuyler's Moorzool1;
Homer Davenport's Carillion; NJ Bruck-
heimer's Bow Reno.
Brush D, for PAGERS, $3.50 p M.-Thos
b. Leahy's Similar Colfair: c. Hackett' s
King Tom; NJ. c. Boyntons Tony NJ; F..
G. Schmidts Exeellency; DR. H. ID. CHI 5
Parkv;l,e Prince; A. Alexander's PaIatina !;
James Kennedyss T. N. B.; u. Meyers
David Muscovite; E. E. Stout's Teddy
Look
Brush E, for Trotters, 4 P. M.-Luke A.
tet-NS q p" go f'hhSt9s - HAstuheAStShi ;
Glenmere Boy: D. Goodman's Free and !;
Dr.. David w. Cochran's Mark Twa n; C..
Bchlings George Guinett.
Brush F, 3:45 P. M.--Joseph E. Meyers 5
Bicycle Girl; Patrlcl. Kennedy's Ambi-
dexter; ]. J. lannon's Allietta; E. w.
Darrin's Bell Boy; j. P. Baiter's Fair
view.
Brush G, 4:so P. NC. Bohling's King
mond; John F. Coekerig's Swift.
Brush II, P NE. E. Smather's
Queen Wilkes; Dr. ]. f. Moore's Page.
Brush I. for Trotters 4:39 P. Nm. c.
Harrson's Axtello; John Irving's Chance.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
THE JERSEY City NEWS THURspAy. MAY 2a: 1902

race are afro down Tor Sunday'p card
w5'ich VIII wind. up the three days carz
tlsval at vai.sbnrgll.
All The riders wao are entered In the
cycling derby ON Friday morning will
finish their training today and rest TIL
the start Of the race. The course is in
fine condition. with the exception of a
few places in Irvington and Millburn.
where there are ruts Manager Blauvelt
has made arrangements to have a grand
stand from which the spectators may
view the start and finish of the race for
q nominal sum.
Three more entries were received this
morning, making the total number of en-
tries 1e5, The motor cycle race will start
promptly at 10 o'clock, so that they can
start the twenty-fve-mile race at 1o:39
sharp.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
STATE OF NEW JERSEY-DEPARTMENT
OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To all to whom these presents may com

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To all to whom these presents may come.
Greeting;
Whereas, It appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record OF the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution hereof BY the
unanimous consent of all the stockholders, de-
posted in my office. that the Cairo Cigarette
Company, q corporation of this state, whose
principal office Is situated at No. Is Exchange
place, in the city OF Jersey City. County of
Hudson. State of New Jersey fThe Corporal ion
Trust Company of New Jersey being agent
therein and in charge thereof upon whom
process may be served. has complied with the
requirements OF IAN Act sconeerhng corpora
tions (Revison of $780, preliminary to the
issuing Of this certificate OF dissolution.
Now therefore, I. S. D. Dickinson. Secre-
tary Of State of the State OF New Jersey, do
hereby certify thai the said corporation did.
on the sixteenth day Of April 1902: file in
my office duly executed and attcsted consent
in writing to the dissolution of said corpora
ton. executed by all the stockholders thereof
which said consent and the record OF the pro-
ceedings aforesaid on file in my said
office as provided by law.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed my
(Seall official seal. at Trenton. this six
teenth day Of April, A. ID. 1902.
S. D. DICKINSON,
Secretary Of State.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
IN cHANcERr OF NEW JERSEY.

To Frederick Emerson and Margaret Slack
Nv virtue 81 an order OF the Court OF Cham
Gerry Of New Jersey, made the day Of tss
date hereof, in cause wherein Joha v Burke,
administrator with the will annexed of Jeha
Burke deceased Is complainant. and you ana
others are defendants you are required te az
pear and plead, denur answer u the ears~
plainantss bill on or before the ninefsenkh day
OF July next or the said bill viii be taken a.
confessed against YOU
The said bill is hled to eenstrue the VIII q
said John Burke, deceased, and determining =
whom the complainant should pay the moAlss
now in his hands such adrninistrator. ans
YOU are made defendant because you are the
next of kin OF said John Burke deceased. ana
claim some interest In said monies
Dated May 18Th. 1895.
JAMES A. GORDON.
Soiieiter OF Complainant
r. o. Address. Nc 5ss Newark avenue. Jersey
City, N. J.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
cERrIFTcATE oF pIssoLuTIoN.


To all to whom these presents may csnne.
Greeting:
Whereas. It appears TO my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record Of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof BY the
unanimous consent of all the stockholders. de-
posted in my Office. that the Butte Lighting
and Power Company. corporation o. tts
state whose principal Office is situated at
No. Is Exchange place. in the city Of Jersey
City, County OF Hudson. State q New Jersey
trhe Corporation Trust Company Of New Jer-
sey being agent therein and in charge theroaf,
upon whom process may be servedl, has COM
piled with the requirements Of ''An Act con-
cerning corporations CRevisioH Of 1880. pre-
liminary to the issuing of this certificate Of
dissolution.
Now, therefore l. S. D. Dickinson. Secretary
OF State Of the State Of New Jersey do hereby
certify that the said corporation did. On tne
seventeenth day of May. 1sa2. nle in my effies
a duly executed and attested consent in writ
ing to the dissolution Of said corporatian-
executed by all the stockholders thereof. which
said consent and the record Of the proceedings
aforesaid are now on hie in my said Office az
provided by law.
In testimony whereof. have hereto
set my hand and affixed my sftteiat
fSeal) seal al Trenton, this seventeenth day
Of May, A d. one thousand nine hun-
dred and two.
s. d. DICKINSON.
Secretary Of STATE.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29

The Princeton Varsity bail players had
their last hard prac,ice yesterday. pre-
paratory to the first game of the Yale
SERIES which will be played at New
Haven tomorrow. This afternoon the
team and substitutes will leave for New
York en- route to New Haven.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
Championship Handbail

Nike Egan, the champion handbail
player of America. and Oliver Drew,
champion of Ireland. viii play for the IN
ternational championship tomorrow after
IN Mercer street. Egan needs five sets to
win. Drew bein in the lead now. and the
local man says he will get all he needs in
a hurry.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS DEALERS IN
LEAD AND SOLDER.

Sealed proposals win be received by the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
Tuesday. June 2. 1902 at clsek P. ~. IN
the Assembly Chamber OF the City Hall. fer
the furnishing and delivering Of
LEAD AND SOLDER,
at the Pipe Yard. Bay street. Jersey City.
n. J., in accordance with specifications ror
same on file in the office OF the Clerk Of said
Board.
Blank forms Of bid and agreement Of sureties
must be obtained at the Office Of the Chief
Engineer, City Hall, Jersey City. N J.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
1907 standard
Of cost
About 10000 lbs. Of lead, per pound .es
About 800 lbs. Of solder per pound--.-.--. -
or all proposals. il II IS considered for the best
interests Of the city 50 to do.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed an
vciepes, endorsed Proposals fer Lad and
Chairman Of the Committee on Assessments
and Extensions - and handed the Clerk OF
the Board in open meeting when called fer IN
the order Of business relating to sealed pro-
posals.
The bonds required to be furnished on pro
posals land a possible subsequent contrac) ars
those OF some surety company authorized to DO
business in the state OF New Jersey
The attention OF bidders is especially called
TO Section z. Chapter 1s4 Of the Laws 81 1851.
under the terms whereof no contract shall be
binding upon the city become elective 81
operative until the bonds offered by the con-
tractor have been approved to sufficieney
by this Board and as TO form by the Corpora
tfon Counsel the President Of this Board hav-
ing the power to examine the proposed bends
men under oath
By order Of the Board of Street and water
e0'''''7-'0s GEO. T. BoUToN
Dated Jersey City. May Is. 1902