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FLEE F|VE-STORY
TENEMENT WHEN
FIRE BREAKS OUT
Sleeping Dwellers Above Store
In Peril as Flames Sweep
Through 1t.

Shortly after 6 o'clock today fire was
discovered in the grocery store con
Quoted by Luigi Camera, of Il Drift
street. The store is located on the
ground floor of a five-story tenement
house. and a report to the effect that
a number of people had beer trapped
in the building and were in danger of
being burned to death spread like wild
fire throughout that section of the city.
Policeman John T. Early, of the Sec
ond Precinct, arrived on the scene soon
after the blaze was discovered, and
sent in calls to both the Second and
Fifth precincts for the patrol wagons
and reserves.
The firemen were delayed by the
sending in of two alarms, but when
the blaze was located short work was
made of it. A thorough scare was
then conducted throughout the store
and the first floor, to which h flames
had been confined, but all the inmates
had escaped through the rear of the
building and no one was injured.
Camera lives on the floor above, but
he was out of the city, and his wife is
confined in a hospital. The damage on
both the store and Cameras apart
ments on the floor above will amount
to $500.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

BOOK AVENUE OPENING. CONKLIN AVE
NUE. OPENING: DEvINE STREET Open
scHEfDBR V A1ENnB oPEH1NG, willow
STREET .TEE .v oPENIHe n Az WIDENING
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioner
appointed by the Mayor. of the City
upon all the owners of all the lands and real
estate in the City of Newark peculiarly bene-
flied by any local Improvement In the said city,
in proportion as nearly as may be to the ad-
vantage each was deemed to have acquired. have
made an estimate and assessment of benefits
and real estate In the City of Newark peculiarly
benefited by each of the following improvements
in said city, namely;
BOOK AVENUE,
from a point 453. 81 feet west of Seymour avenue
to Osborne terrace.
CONKLIN AVENUE,
from Seymour avenue TO Osborne terrace.
DBvINB STREET.
formerly Myrtle avenue), from Fourteenth ave-
nue. to South Orange avenue.
EcKERr AVENUE,
from a point 4ss. SO feet west of Seymour avenue
to Osborne terrace.
FERRY STREET
from its intersection with Market street 1877 feet
~easterly.
The opening of
SCHNEIDER AVENUE,
from Seymour avenue to Osborne terrace.
The opening and widening OF
WILLOW STREET,
from Plane street to Washington street.
The opening of
YATES AVENUE,
from Seymour avenue to Osborne terrace. and
have filed their reports of said assessments for
benefits in the Office OF the clerk of the Circuit
Court of the County of Essex, and that the
judge OF said court has fixed Saturday, the
nth day of June, 1909, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, in the Circuit Court room at the
Court House in the City Of Newark. as the
time and place Of hearing any objections that
may be made to the said assessments.
Dated May %, 1909,
HERBERT BOGGS.
mY3l-5t City Attorney
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NOTHING HEARD FROM
JERSEY MOTORCYCLISTS.
Still Away on Long Run in the
South.

Nothing had been heard up to noon
from the motor cyclists who started
yesterday morning on the New Jersey
Motor Cycle Clubs two days endur-
ance run of 80 miles through South
Jersey and return. Before the start
was made from the club rooms of the
New Jersey Automobile inc Motor
Club on Park place predictions We're
freely made that many of the entrants
would be coming back in various ways
trains, wagons and ~ambulances, and
perhaps some making an enforced stay
in wayside towns.
The route followed is down through
Elizabeth, M%etuchen, New Brunswick,
Red Bank, Long Branch, Asbury Park.
Lakewood. Toms River, down the shore
to Tuckerton, to Absecon, along White
Horse Pike, to Camden, along the reg
ular Philadelphia Dad through Bur-
lington, Bordentown, Trenton, to
Princeton. Somerville, Bernardsville.
Gladstone, Chester, German Valley,
Schooley's Mountain, Hackettstown,
Budd's Lake. Kenvil, Dover Rockaway,
Denville, Parsippany, Pine Brook, Sin
gao, Cushman Hill, Montclair and home
to Newark.
The committee in charge of the run
Is composed of r.. B. Whitehead, chair
man: George E. Post, Carl w. Bush, H.
E. Coryell and Thayer McLaren.
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sEMI-pRO RESULTS YESTERDAY


At Morris Park.
The score:
E MostcI.ip :. 3 9 3 9 9 ! 3 ! III 10 ]
Batteries-Powers and overs Johnson
Harvey and Watkins.
AT Verona.
All-Americans. 9 oooqS@9 - 1 3
BatteriesEAn Americans, Hoezel and Nc
|Carthy; Verona, Dodd and Brewer
At south End Oval.
All-AAmsrlc'qs / / III 81 e 3 !
Batteries-All-Americans, Hoezel ana Me-
|Carthy; South End A. c., Brewer decker
and Oliver.
At orange s"''es' R.H.E.
Or. Valley. o 1909 "a 10 ,
Batteries-Hesterfer and Barrett; Durn-
Ing and Gallen.
At MUM avenue R.H.E.
Newannex >. 9 22S2SS o s-1o e ; 3
tBatteries-Glasser and G. Weber; swee-
ney and. Creggs.
On Lincoln Oval. -
Armory A. CO. o1O0210000o4 2 :
Batteries-Moyer and Herman; Pender
and McCambley.
On Harrigan Oval.
Harrigans .:..-....9 "A y J
Batteries-Preusler. Rosenberg, McKevitt
and Halpin; Tony and White. yr
IHarrigans -. o0o IA 1s
OwlsA......... 1 0 Q 0 o. . 4
Batteries-L Halpin and Engelman
Morse and Rose.
At RosyiIIe Oval.
Roseville A. Co.. 062s.-is n !
AIl-American A. c.. 41200000 $40 10 I
acknowledgements and
| Hozel and McCarty.
On willow Grounds.
Willow A. c. Q losd5 III Il I,
Batteries-Mccall and schall; .Finneran
and Wright.
At bloomfield.
Independents -. oo2Oo12ood-e1i
LIewellyns .......... 00oo01004e . !
Batteries-Bausewine and Vesterman
Grohe and Garner. s. fti,n
On Wenzel's Oval.
Morning game n, Z
M Mekaefna Centres re : x-1S T.
Batteries-Van Cline and SACKS, Whde-
ton and Jorolemon.
At Thomas and Dawson Streets.
Afternoon game 49,;
Newark Centres =. 2d5d29S22Ils x !
Jeffersons .;... ~ w MIL,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Joroienion' Mui
Ter and Steiner.
At Pennington Oval.
Southern stars.."..... d000doSnt--l
Batteries-vetter, Tuite and Meyer; 7.
MCGEE and MCGEE.
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SPORTING PAGES
PUBLISHED
FINE BASEBALL IN NEARLY ALL The
CITY LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY
Bay Views Trim Tigers; St. Benedicts Get to ~Vailsburgs;
Turner's Nose Out Breads, and Ironsides Run Away IRON
the Newark A. A.-Intercity League Elects Officers.

with three hits apiece. while Planer did
the good work for the visitors with tToi :,
Ns%sFk IA. | g : 8 az I :
Notwithstanding and welsheri Weiss
and Boelzel.
The Bay View Wheelmen broke their
losing streak by nosing out the fast Tigers,
of Vailsburg, by a 4 to 3 score. Stoney
Machette allowed the Vailspurg boys only
1--WE hits and kept them well scattered
T Bsg Views .;;;.... ] 9 ! IL
Batteries-Uslar and Young; Machette
and Dauber.
Thomas j. McHugh has been chosen
president Of one of the inter-city leagues.
Harry Hunter and Robert Young were
elected secretary and treasurer, respect
fully. The league will start next Saturday
and will play Saturdays and Sundays.
Mccarthy. of the Mutuals, is going to
play shortstop for the Bay View Wheel,
men Sunday. He can hardly be improved
on.
For a hitting pitcher there are few that
have anything on Kid Kurfess, OF the
Tigers.
Since Gene Causbrook, of the Lncolns,
has deserted the mound he has taken 70
the outheid with much success. He hits
them very often.
Halpin. the Harrigans' catcher, is a
pretty good man.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to the rules Of
baseball n batter whose aught ~ bali
allows a base runner to score is given a
sacrifice.
The and the Hearons, of the
Armory A. c., form a lively quartet Tor
that team.
II Mulvey. of the Llewellyns, practises
a little more with his left arm he could
play first with the mitt on either hand.
A. JOYCE-The other famous big league
second-sacker this region produced WAS
Jack Farrell. who is now out of the game
There's one way of becoming a good
player If you have innate ability. That's
possession of nerve.
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PREPARE
FOR STATE MEET
IN ATLANTIC CITY
Large Local Delegation Will ATT
tend Annual Three-day
Session.

The score of local breWeries and the
New Jersey organization will be well
represented at the f~orty-ninth conven-
ton of the United States Brewers AS
ISOLATION, which will in the
Hotel Shelburne, Atlantic City, to-
morrow and continue over Wednesday
and Thursday. There will be a meeting
of the trustees tomorrow afternoon, and
a public session will be held on
Wednesday evening. The speakers will
include William c. Manchester, of
Michigan; August S. L~indemann, of
Wisconsin; Percy Andreae, of Ohio. and
George Muller. of Pennsylvania.
DR.. Allen McLane Hamilton, the
nerve specialist, of New York, will de-
liver an address,
Former Judge Gottfried Kruger, of
this city. is president of the State as
ISOLATION, and William F. Hoffman is
a member of the United States Manu-
facturers and Merchants Association,
which is affiliated with the national
body. One of the leading topics that
will be discussed at the convention will
be the bearing of national legislation on
the liquor question.
The members of the convention COM
mittee, who arranged the meet, are
Charles j.. Warner. secretary; Julius
Lehman and Hugh F. o
The national official board consists OF
Julius Lehman. president, of Brook
Ign; Carl ]. Hoster. first yice-president
of Columbus, o.; Jacob Rupert, second
vice-president, Manhattan; William
| Hamm, third vice-president. of st. Paul
MINI. Anton G. G. Hupfel. treasurer
of Manhattan, and Hugh F. Fox, secre.
tary, New York.
Sightseeing and a banquet viii
terminate the three-day session of the
national body.
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One of the principal sporting events
of the day is the dual athletic meet
which was scheduled for this after
noon by the Xavier and st. COLUMBIA
Catholic Clubs at St. Mary's Field,
William M High streets. The Saints
were confident that they would win
the honors, but the Xaviers have sew
eral clever athletes whom they expect
to cross the tape first. The dual events
are 60-yard dash, half-mile run, one-mile
rum, one-mile relay. running high and
broad jumps, and the underground
shot-put. The Xavier's representatives
will include J. and A. Oberle, e. Wyn,
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TWO HURLED FROM AUTO.

Charles S. Sommer, of 70 Osborne
terrace, and his son, Charles S. SOM
mer, jr, were thrown from their au-
tomobile by a rear tire exploding yes
terday at the corner of Van Ness place
and Millington avenue. The boy re-
ceived a fracture of the left arm, which
was attended by DR.. Joseph c.. Froeh>
Itch, of IA Ingraham place. Gustav
Gsell, OF 43 Bergen street, was at the
wheel.
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JEFF WILL BEGIN
To TRAIN FOR
JOHNSON SOON
Will Start In Middle of Summer
After a Trip to
Europe.

CHICAGO, May 31.-James ]. Jeffries
will go to Europe in a few weeks, and
on his return will prepare for his battle
with Jack Johnson. Before leaving
here yesterday Jeffries said. IT am
going to Europe primarily to take the
baths at Carlsbad and, incidentally, to
fill a few theatrical contracts which I
signed recently. When l return to
America. which will be about the
middle of the summer. l am going
direct to California and start hard
training for my fight with johnson.
When | return I will sign articles to
meet johnson. and, TAKE it from me.
the fight will take place in this coun-
try, If l have anything to say. OF
course. I prefer to fight in California,
but If better inducements are made by
other promoters I am willing to accent.
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THE DAY IN MoRRIsTOwN.

YOUNGSTOWN, May S1.-Among ad-
ditional features connected with the
celebration of Memorial Day in this
city today, Company c, United Boys
Brigade, of Summit, marched under
command of Colonel Charles E.. Dennis.
An unusually large number of invi-
tations were issued by the women of
Hope League TO the soldiers collation.
in Royal Arcanum Hal at l p. M.
The Morris Light Infantry, in com
mand of Captain James d. Rennick,
marched in a body to Evergreen Gene
terry. where the members assisted the
detail from Torbert Post in decorating
the graves.
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DO NOT STOP SUNDAY SHOW.

"Brokenhearted". was presented al
the Columbia Theatre last night with
out police interference. Charles M
Mason, attorney for the theatre, in
sured this chance at an interrupted
Sunday performance by invoking d
supplement of the vice and morality
act. approved March 81, 1874, and for
gotten.
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TIPS FROM EVERYWHERE.

ITHACA. N. ", May S1.-Harvard is the
favorite for the boat race with Cornell to-
day. The confidence that the Harvard
men brought with them when they arrived
has not been shaken. Betting has been
brisk the last few days, snd although close
to SO, 900 has been wagered. the odds still
remain : to 4 on Harvard. though a number
of small bets at even money have been
put up.
Dan Ahearn, in the New York postoffice
clerks meet, yesterday broke the worlds
record by seven inches for the hop. skip
and jump by leaping 40 feet 5 inches.
Martin Sheridan, at the same games,
threw the discus 144 feet, creating a new
record.
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J. Caffery. j.. Curley, l.. carew, ]. Ira
bold, L. Stevens, C. Herr, c. Book, j.
Berger, G. Mayer, C. Pfeifer, E. Rior-
dan, A. Jacob and B. Ranch. The
Saints will pin their faith in T..
Whitley, F. Caffery, F. Walsh, M. Nc,
Laughlin, r. Leonard, F. Seyfarth, e.
Reilly. M. Kane, E. Adams, j. Ellis,
J. Vaughan, T. McHugh and r. Nc
Donough, the latter of Seton Hall.
There will also be a mile relay, and
a 220-yard dash for the parochial
schoolboys, and at least a dozen will
start. The fight rests between the st.
Johns, of Orange, the Cathedral and
ST. Joseph's schools of this city. A
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinance passed a second
reading and was ordered TO a third and final
reading at a meeting of the Board Of Street
and Water Commissioners held May q, 1909;
An ordinance to open Read street from Mar
ket street to Ferry street.
W "A. y. pGGERs,
President Of the Board Of Street and water
WIN. +. GREArHHAD.
nay2e-6t Clerk Of the Board
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MANY AT CONCERT.

A great crowd enjoyed the PAngst-
fest on the Gottfriend Kruger Greisen-
helm grounds in Clinton place yester-
day, where a concer was given by an
orchestra of thirty men. 1t will be re-
peated tonight.
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special mile race for the Xavier mem
bers will be the final event.
The officials are Bernard J.. Owens, T.
A. B. S. referee; John Flanagan,
B~elleville C. c., starter; Edward ]. Kern,
Institute A. c.. clerk of course; Mat
thew Flanagan. st. Michael C. c., as
sistant clerk of course; Matthew
O'Brien, Knights of Columbus. and N.
Kirch, Dominicans, field judges,
Thomas Mccormick, st. Augustine's
c. c., and John Devine, Institute A. c.,
track judges; Brother Anthony. o. S.
b.. and Brother Dominick. of the Ca
thedral. timers.
A reception will follow the games.
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KETCHEL SIGNS TO
FIGHT BILL PAPKE
At COLMA IN JULY
Word from Bills Manager All
That's Needed Now for
Match.

SAN FRANCISCO. May sl.-Wiliis Britt,
acting for Stanley Ke.chel. has Slgnea
articles agreeing to meet Billy Paphe d.,
forwarded to Papke, and unless there is a
hitch over the division of the money II Is
known that he will sign, as he WISHES ~
have another trial at Ketchel, hoplng sne nh
by to clinch his claim to the mldole"eisn'
title
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WITH The GERMAN SOCIETIES

Schools outing Thursday to Arm
bruster's Sohuetzen Park. in Greenville.
A fine program of songs and games for
the youngsters has been arranged, while
the older folk will have prize bowling.
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A A HAPPY TIME.

The Newark Allgereiner Gerber
Verein held its annua outing to Hilton
yesterday. and many of its members
and friends enjoyed IL.
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IN THE BOXING WORLD.

The Johnny Frayne-Mike Glover match
the East Avenue Club, of Long Island
CITY, failed to m~aterialize Saturday ni9ht
owing to the police indulging in a little
bers were allowed in the clubhouse about
200 of them were 'shooed" up the street
by a number of bluecoats.
Leach Cross slightly injured his left hand
last Friday night and the Corbett match ia
off for the present AID Wolgast and Char
ley Griffin may be put on Friday night.
Leach Cross wants to meet Tommy Muir
ply before he goes West. and will make
133 pounds at 5 o'clock for the Hariemite.
i is about time these two settled their
little difference. The two would pack any
clubhouse in New York.
Frank Klaus, the Pittsburg middleweight.
will be waiting at the dock for Willie
Lewis when he arrives this week from
London. klaus is the best man In the
in sight since he boxed in New York sew
eral months ago. Many predict that Klaus
is the coming middleweight champion.
SAN FRANCISCO, May s1.-Bat Nelson
Is walking the streets Of this city today,
admired by everybody and not bearing a
Hyland. So popular is he that Manager
Coffroth is looking over the field for a suit
able opponent for the Battler for the near
future. He is trying to get Freddie Welsh
1888 pounds, ringside.
Mike Glover, of Boston, will meet jack
Curley, the unbeaten lightweight Of Har-
lem, in a ten-round contest at the olympic
T~wenty-ffth and Manhattan streets. to-
night.
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The Acme Juniors defeated the Eagle
Juniors Saturday by a score of 8 to 3. b
Acmes would like to arrange games with
10 or IL year old teams. Address Alex
~Sternberg, 39 South eleventh street. Uni
formed teams preferred.
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KRUGER ARBEITER OUTING.

Pfau's Park. in Hilton, will be visited
by the Gottfried Kruger Arbeiter
K. u. V. June 6. when that society has
it's annual outing.
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vEREIN A HOLIDAY.

The annual outing of the Thueringer
Gesellige Verein will take place next
Sunday, with Maplewood as its object
i've point.
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uEnERTAHEL HAS OUTING.

The Badische Liedertafel spent yes
terday on Zehnder's farm, Hilton, and
the members enjoyed themselves until
late at night.
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sTREEr SEWER, RIDGEwooD AVENUE
for benefits.
u1 Moti 81, Is Is. hereby given that an assessment
estate peculiarly benefited by each Of the fol-
lowing improvements, namely;
The construction of q sewer In
EDMUNDS PLACE
between Clinton place and Demarest street,
the City of Newark. entitled, IAN ordinance
10 provide for the construction Of a sewer in
Demarest street" approved June IL, 1905.
The constructor Nfa1S g 2 ssMe min n
between Market street and Branford place, &C.
t tSSeai cIEty TO Of th NeP psGSisis sns,tS q an Crdi name = Of
Nutria street, between Market street and Bran
ford place. approved November 20. 1905.
fne consi RqnGHW e 3 sever Srn n
between Hawthorne avenue and Bigelow street
according to the provisions Of an ordinance Of
70 provide for the construction of a sewer In
Ridsewood avenue, between Hawthorne avenus
an9 bigeiow street. approved September rs,
cS@amlsslon Sss% a RrsRstsS p sy the ss' M ssosFs Il ass
and schedule Sils" Showing wing the a% s ssSemPEa assessm mss
OF the City Clerk Of the city Of Newark FOR
Said assessment :" Comprises npries ali an'f iots' tracts sasr snd
parcels of land and real estate liable to be
assesseu as Aforesaid, lying on both sides OF
PLACE
between Clinton place and Demarest street; on
both sides of
UTR STREET
rom Market street and Schoolhouse alley to
branford place, and on both sides of
RIDGEWOOD VENUE
between Hawthorne avenue and Bigelow street
a lot represents an entire plot OF land
whether large or small.
All persons interested in said assessment NAV
pc heard before said Commissioners. on Thurs.
day, the third day of June, 1909. at the Corn.
missioner room. No 4 tsd noor). City Hail
WILLIAM pIMoNp. (
JOHN r. MoNAHAN.
ADOLPH FISCH,
my2'-& c0mmisaonsrn
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81. Benediets. II. Vailsburgs, 6.
National Turner's, 4; Breads, 8
The kind of ball that the City League
teams are putting up just now ousht
to create a great following for the
many cams. Yesterdays games were
even better than usual. every contest
being full of good plays. There are
certainly a great man budding pro-
fessional ball players in their ranks
The National turner's continued their
wfnning streak by taking a game re-
plete with good plays from the Broad
A. c.. The score was 4 to 3 and FREDDY
Fsig's boys certainly went fast all the
way. However, there must not De any
credit taken from the Breads because
they were on the losing end. They
played fine ball, but that part OF ths
game called a good break was not with
them at all times.
BROAD C..... 0o00002e -S : 2
National Turner's. 21oooOi xa4 %
Batteries-Mins and Barkhorn' Robert
son. Kristen and Wilson
Down on the Wright street grounas
there was a batting fest between the
Vailsburg A. {. and Joe Burke 81: bene.
bsen nitching for Pottsville in the At
iantie League. a cruel beating, gathering
eighteen hits from him, The score was
II to 6, but the game was not as oaoig
plaved as the score would Indicate. 4
was one Of those real good games fqIl
of baseball. 1e ,
ST. Benedicts ....... 22004Q3OX-n 70 =
yailsburg A. CD . so -
Patteries-Morgenroth and CavanauRh;
Hipfel and Brewer.
-
The Ironside-Newark A. A. game in the
morning was a w~alkaway for the iasl
wear Champs Holler's boys tried hard
10 stop the Hill players. but they
eouldn't seem to make their seven MIS-
of Mrllin count. The score was 10 to Z
the Tiger pitcher. made his debut with
the Ironsides. Harenberg and Bobby
Knoth did the hitting for the winners
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At West Hoboken.

At West Hoboken.
R.H.E.
Oakland A. A........1001020O1-5 6 2
Jersey A. c......... 10lO0O2Oa 4 8
Batteries-Gould and Breen; 7. Williams
and j. Williams.
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GERMAN RIDE.

Ten special trolley cars will be used
for the Twelfth Ward German-E English
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MfSSIONERS OF CITY
OF NEWARK.

City Hall, May 26, 1909.
The following is the list of names, residences
and places OF business of persons making appli-
cation to this board for the granting of licenses
to sell spirituous, yinous, malt or brewed liquors
and not heretofore published according to law.
to wit:
Name. Place OF business. Residence.
APPLICATIONS.
Max Dienstfreund, 557 Market st. Same place
Alonzo w. Ward, 10 Orange St.. Same place
Philip Kemper & Son, $50 Hunterdon St..
119 Prince 81.
VIM. Roberts, 1898 Broad st.........Same place
RErAIL-RENEWALS.
Theodore Kemper, S04-82S So. 14th st Same pl.
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Leach Cross slightly injured his left hand
last Friday night and the Corbett match i9
off for the present AID Wolgast and Char
ley Griffin may be put on Friday night.