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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-26
AWAY
IN wagon BED
TEXAS FAMlLY'S EXCITING EX.
PERIENCE DURING THE RE-
CENT STORM.

BEAUMONT, Tex, July 26.-The
seven people, reported to be the Alb
ernathy family, which was reported
lost on the beach north of High Island
during the storm Of Wednesday, made
their way to Stowell and are safe and
we'll, with the exception of having
been without drinking water for "a
hours.
The party consisted of Thurlew and
wife, Butler and wife and three chill
dren. They left High island Tuesday
evening, headed for Sabine Pass via
the beach to the ridge and thence
across to Sabine. They intended to
camp that night in a wagon drawn
by two mules and Wednesday the
mules were found detached from the
wagon, still wearing the harness. This
led to fears that the party had been
drowned.
During Tuesday night the storm
came up and the mules broke loose
from the wagon. The wagon bed with
its seven occupants was carried away
by the waves and driven inland It
drifted and was washed about until it
reached high land. carrying the seven
people safely. Thursday they reached
Davis e Arcneauxs ranch and drove
to Stowell. They had no water to
drink from Wedsenday morning Until
Thursday morning.
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FIGHTING CONTINUES

MADRID, Spain, Via Frontier, july
26.-F'ighting between Spanish forces
under General Marina and the Moo!-
ish tribesmen continued last night
outside of Melilla. The Spanish army
in Northern Africa will soon be made
up of about 10000 men nearly double
their present force. They will all
be under General Marina.
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GONE TO NEW YORK.

Mr.. L. L. MulleniX, of the Davidson
Co, left Sunday for New York where
he will make the purchases necessary
for the fall trade that they usually
buy in the Metropolis. Then he will
go to Chicago where the rest of the
buying is done. Mr.. Mullenix will he
gone about two weeks.
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RECEIVED DIPLOMA FOR
oPToMETRlcAL SCIENCE

DIR. w. A. Charping has Gust re,
celved diploma as Doctor ot Oytom,
etrical Science, for the pape1 he read
before the society at the reo7k meet
ing at Atlanta Ga This is ON of the
highest honors the society conf Prs ana
is much appreciated by Dr. Ctarping.
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TAET,s FArHgRLN.LAw eErrER

CINCINNATI July 2G-John w
Heron, father-lrlaw. of President
Taft, who suffered stroke of par
alysis here Saturday, was reported
much better today
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PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENING.

Prof. Woodley announces that the
public schools will open Monday,
September 13.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-26

Tom Grout of New Orleans, Is the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. R. ]. Collins
on Forrest street.
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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-30

PRINCETON, Sept, 30.-The scrim-
mage yesterday was the most inspiring
held on University Field this fall. Tnerc
was sna and speed that looked en-
couraging to the undergraduates, who
were out in large numbers. All the
veterans are now on the field and prac-
tise was decidedly iNelY. The varsity
kicked off and DOR took the ball from
the scrub. who were unable to pierce the
first string defense. The scrub then
held the regulars FOR three downs and
got the ball under their own goal.
They kicked cut and the veterans then
tore into them for a score. The scrub
then received the Kickoff and after
getting the ball the regulars scored
again. Two forward passes counted for
big gains here. Dawson to Gill. Nc
more scoring occurred after this. The
scrub gave the varsity a stiff fight.
Reid. Noodle and Cunningham started
in the back field, but We're soon re-
placed by Mccormick, Smith and Saw
yer. Hart, last years freshman APP
tain and star, was out and caught
punts faultlessly. McCrohan was used
AZ scrub tackle and had things his owE
way. but played only a few minutes,
being replaced by Simmons. Dawson
gave way to Christie after the SECOND
touchdown.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-30
Season Promises to Be Rich
in Scores of Fine
Battles.

much talk anent the Yale-Harvard
game last year. When Harvard won
it was one field goal that decided the
contest. Kennard kicked the goal and
received due credit. Yet. it must be
conceded that game was not a one-man
contest. Yer Wiebe, for instance. the
Harvard fullback, by unfaltering rush
ing, placed the ball near the fale
goal where a drop kick might be
successfully made, and who was COM
PEELED to drop out of the game to give
Kennard q nance to kick. Sprague
also did much to save Harvard in the
half of that memorable strug-
gle, when Yale had crowded down upon
the Crimson team until it seemed that
Harvard vas almost on the verge OF
being panic-stricken. Sprague dropped
back of the Harvard goal line ana
booted such a long punt to the centre
of the field that there was an involuIl-
tary sigh of relief on the Harvard side
of the gridiron as the people saw Yale
badly set back after the blue had made
such a rush toward the Harvard goa.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-30

- EVEN cities will be represented IN
the National Interstate Bowling
League this season, New YORK.
Brooklvn, Jersey City. Union HILL
Paterson. Newark and Elizabeth. New
Brunswick has resigned, while Trenton
has withdrawn for this year only.
Union Hill rolled under the name OF
Jersey CITY last year, but the admission
of Jersey City caused Union Hill to as
sumo it's own name. Contrary to gen
eral custom, a double round VIII pc
rolled. the first round fortunately being
completed by New Years. Wednesday,
| October IS, has been set for the opening
date, the close of the schedule taking
place on Friday, March Is. A mple
revision of the rules governing tne
competition has been made, n the
Interstate promises TO enjoy a season
of wide patronage and keenly con-
tested games. The officers and gov
ernors are: John f. Cammann, New
York. PRESIDENT: Lee b. Johns, Newark,
vice-president; William Cordes, Brook
Ign, treasurer; II. G. McNomee, New
York, secretary; James COUNSEL, Pater-
son; J. j. Kennedy, Elizabeth; Jacob
Stutz, Union Hill; Justice Block, Jersey
City. members of the executive com
mittee. The schedule is as follows;
October 10, Jersey City at Newark,
New York at Elizabeth; Is, Paterson at
Brooklyn, Union Hill at Jersey City;
20. Newark at Paterson; %, Brooklyn
at New York, Elizabeth at Union Hill;
81, Jersey CITY at Elizabeth, New York
at Newark: 90, Paterson at New York,
Union Hill at Brooklyn.
November 4, New York at Union
Hill, Brooklyn at Jersey City; 5,
Elizabeth at Paterson; 9, Jersey City
at Union Hill. Newark at Elizabeth; IL
Paterson at Newark; II, Elizabeth at
Brooklyn: 10, Union Hill at Elizabeth;
II, Newark at Jersey City, Brooklyn at
Paterson; 10, Jersey City at New York;
%, Newark at New York; 20, Paterson
at Union Hill, Eliza beth at Jersey City;
90. Brooklyn at Elizabeth; 80, Union
Hill at Newark.
December /, Jersey City at Paterson;
3, Elizabeth at New York, Jersey City
at Brooklyn: Z, Newark at Brooklyn,
New York at Jersey City; 9, Brooklyn
at Union Hill; 10, Paterson at Eliz-
abeth; IA, New York at Paterson, New.
ark at Union Hill; 16. Brooklyn al
Newark; II, Paterson at Jersey City
90, New York at Brooklyn, Union Hill
at Paterson, Elizabeth at Newark; 2S
Union Hill at New York.
Second Round-January A, New York
at Jersey City, Brooklyn at Elizabeth;
5, Newark at Union Hill; I, Paterson
at Brooklyn; IL, Jersey City at New
ark. Elizabeth at New York, Union Hill
at Paterson; II, Jersey City at Brook
Ign; IS, New York at Union Hill. New
= - r,at--t-.t. on D.AN1rlx,. - AT1,r,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-30
Yale Working Hard to Get Team
Agoing Early for Prince
ton.
" OOTBALL is now the all absorb
ing topic, the baseball hero is
rapid1,, uoptcbipp from view and

- OOTBALL Is now the all absorb
ing topic, the baseball hero Is
rapidly vanishing from view and
after Pittsburg and Detroit fight out
their worlds championship duel the
gridiron warrior will be in complete
control of the situation. Newarkers
rapidly reconcile themselves to the new
condition of affairs. They love the
good old game of baseball, but when
the frost is on the pumpkin it is 20,
you football"
Indications are that the coming foot
ball season will be enliyened by som
Of the best games ever played by the
big colleges, as a majority of the stars
of last year will again be in the fray,
and with added experience should be
able to perform even more spectacular
work. The contest between n East
and West for supremacy will be con-
tinued this year with added vigor. Last
year the honors had to be passed to the
East. as 1t was the Eastern lads who
pulled the Western players down in an
invasion of the West. This year the
West will come East and, of course,
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NATIONAL INTERSTATE BOWLING DATES

16, Brooklyn at Jersey City; II, Newark
at New York; Is, Paterson at Union
Hill; "a, Union Hill at Newark; 20,
New York at Brooklyn, Elizabeth at
Jersey City; 2S, Brooklyn at Union Hill,
Elizabeth at Newark.
March 2, Newark at Paterson; a.,
Jersey City at Elizabeth, Paterson at
New York; 9, Brooklyn at Newark; IL,
Elizabeth at Union Hill; IA, Newark at
Jersey City; Is, New York at Eliza
beth; 1S, Union Hill at New York, Jer-
sey City at Paterson, Elizabeth at
Brooklyn.
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SHERiFF's SALES.
fCircuit A-ls3. !

ICircuit A-ls3.
SHEIsIFF'S S~AL1c-Essex County Common
son. III. IA.
by virtue of the above stated writ OF feri
facias. 10 me directed. | shall expose for sale
10y public vendue. at the Court House. in New
at two O'Clock p. m, all those tracts or parcels
OF land and premises situate. lying and being
IN tn City of Newark. Essex County, New
Jersey:
First tract-Beginring In the westerly line
OF Ogden street three hundred and thirty-seven
feet three Inches snutherly from the southerly
line of Clark street; thence north seNenty-eight
and one-haT degrees west one hundred feet;
thence s~outherly parallel with Ogden street one
hundred and tWenty-nine feet, more or less, TO
the westerly line of land now or late OF Bald
win and Flintoff: thence along the last
mentioned line south eighty-three degrees
twenty minutes east one hundred feet. more
or less, to the westerly line of Ogden street.
hundred and twenty-three feet two inches. more
or less. to the place OF beginning.
Being Known as numbers 293. 295, 2s7, 299
and S0l Ogden street. And the same premises
described in deeds In book Q-23-573. book
Q,25-54 and book Q-22-575.
Second tract-Beginning on the westerly side
or Mount Pleasant avenue at a point distant
three hundred and i've feet six inches southerly
street; thence running north seventy-seven de-
grees thirty minutes west one hundred feet.
more or less. thence south twelve degrees thirty
minutes west fifty feet; thence south seventy
seven degrees thirty minutes east one hundred
Feet, more OF less. TO Mount Pleasant avenue;
thence along the same north twelve degrees
thirty minutes east fifty feet to the place OF
beg ming,
Part OF premises In deed in book Q-23, page
61I. SC
Newark, n. j.. August 30. 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
George NJ, Titus, Attorney. $50 $50
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with the hope of proving that the West
is not behind in the science nor the
execution of football play
As the schedule Is arranged 1t Will
be the Syracuse and Cornell teams on
which some comparison may be def
nitely made. Cornell plays Harvard
and Harvard plays Yale. Yale plays
Syracuse, which plays both Michigan
and Illinois. Cornell plays Pennsyl-
vania, Harvard and Chicago, and as
Pennsylvania also plays Michigan, this
combination also gives an opportunity
to size up the work of the Eastern
elevens when compared with one an
other. This combination is further car
ried out by Yale playing Princeton,
and as the Tigers meet Suwanee and
Virginia, the South is brought into the
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-30
BASEBALL, FOOTBALL,
CRICKET, GOLF AND
HARNESS RACING.
CLARK A. C. IS EARLY in
THE FIELD FOR GAMES
Elizabeth Five Expects to Have a Banner Year on the Court
Other Notes of Interest to the Basketball Fans.

at Kemper's Hall tomorrow night
Candidate Shoenthal will blow the
whistle and Candidate Russell will toss
the ball in the air. 1t will mean thu
start of the battle.
Nidi Dougherty. Kid Knochels, Chicf
Devine. Matty Garrigan and SOM other
old-timers will attend The game al
Kemper's tomorrow night.
Billy W~eissenbach, Jake Barth, Jack
Inderweiss. are three good men that
the National Turner's could ask to get
back in tn game.
It's practise night for the Xavier
Catholic Club, at st. Mary's Hall.
Next week the Ironsides and Magno-
las will come together. They may
Ilay q double-header, one game on
ZACH court.
knowing that the Ironsides will be
a great drawing card, Manager Caffery,
of the Xaviers, is after them to open
his season. Perhaps he will succeed
and perhaps he will not.
A basketball fan who is eager to see
the aggregation under Bud Sharpe
down the Ironsides has offered a box
OF cigars to the player making the
most baskets.
Plans have been completed for the
annual reception and dance of the
Xavier Catholic Clubs basketball team.
The committee in charge is composed Of
James Il, Caffrey. John Curley and
Paul Gobel. The dance will be held on
Thursday evening, October IA, at st.
Mary's Casino Hall, William and High
streets. The committee and club mem
bers are working hard for the success
of the affair. Il Is expected that all
marks for attendance will be broken.
The lineup of the team for the coming
season will be as follows. Forwards.
Ranch and Conlan; centre, Harter;
guards, Curley, Cummings n WEIGH.
James r.. Caffrey will again manage
the team, and al home games will be
played at Casino Hall on Monday
nights, beginning October %.
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ON Big COLLEGE GRIDIRONS YESTERDAY

have not vet made definite arrange
ments for the season. j. G. Stunpf,
276 Bloomfield avenue. IN
vites correspondence from the strong
est cams in the State, barring none
games after October 16 to be played at
Bloomfield.
The Ragtime Midgets would like 10
arrange games with all 30 to 3o-pouho
teams. Send all challenges to Manager
Gordon German, ia Orange street.
Bloomfield.
The CITY Hall Juniors would like to
arrange games with any 90 or oo-pouho
team for october 2 at Branch Brook
Park. w. Rankin, 10 Green street.
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merry football whirl. 1t surely does
look like an interesting season.
Yale seems determined to turn out a
championship football team this year.
Wesleyan proved exceptionally strong
against the Eli team yesterday, but
it is too early to make any predictions.
Gov will prove to be the sensation Of
the football world that he was last
year, while such players as Cooney, LII
ley. Haines, Fitzpatrick, Logan, aug
Hobbs, Parker, Hyde Francis, Andrus,
Goebel, Fred Murphy, Brown, Johnson,
Bingham, Field. Kestler, DAILY. Phil
bin and Holt should surely form a
great eleven. George Adee. John Leav-
enworth and Walter Camp are the Eli
coaches.
For the past few days there has been
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Harvard Nictorious.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. Collar
ward opened the football a yes
terday, defeating Bates in q slow game
by a score of II TO 0. The Crimson
backs formed formations slowly and
made little Roadway against their OPP
ponents.
After ten minutes play Keaney punt
ed out of bounds, giving Harvard the
ball on Bates 22-yard line, from where
substantial gains through the line oil
from 5 TO G yards by Smith, Leslie and
Corbett, carried the ball Over for the
! first touchdown The Crimson eleven
though several substitutions were made
played faster ball in the second hal
and scored in five minutes, chiefly as 8
result of hare line plunging by Smith
The forward pass did not figure, beins
tried but nee and resulting in a fun
BILE by O'Flaherty.
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sHERIFF's slAlLEMm Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between The Newark Home Builders
Company, complainant, and Ann Noe ct al,
defendants. Fl. ia, for sale of mortgagcd
premises.
by virtue of the above stated writ OF feri
facias, to me directed, | shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. in New
ark, on Tuesday, the ffth day OF october next,
at two O'Clock p. m. all that tract or parcel
in the City OF Newark. Essex County. New
Jersey:
Beginning at a point in the southerly line OF
Kent street distant one hundred and seventy
five feet east from the easterly line of South
Tenth street: thence running easterly along
said southerly line of Kent street twenty-five
feet; thence souther,y ninety-seven feet and
forty-two hundredths of a foot, more or less.
same twenty-five feet, and thence northeriy
ninet y-seven feet and thirty-six hundredths OF
a foot, more OF less, to the place of beginning.
Newark. N. j., August 30, 1909.
WILLIAM HARRfGAN, Sheriff.
Benjamin j. Fleuchaus, Solicitor. Gll. 7)
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IChanvery A-l6f.l
SHERIFF'S SALE.-In Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between The Eighth Ward Building and
Loan Association, complainant. and Joseph
Dellorenzo and wife, defendants. FL. IA, for
sale of mortgaged premises.
by virtue of the above stated writ of heri
facias to ms directed, I shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House. In New
ark. on Tuesday. the hfth day Of October next,
at two o'clock p. m, all that tract or parcel
in the City Of Newark. Essex County, New
Jersey.
North Fifth street two hundred and thirty
three feet two inches northerly from the north
east corner OF the same and Arlington avenue.
thence running westerly and at right angles 10
North Fifth street one hundred feet; thence
northerly and parallel to North Fifth street
twenty-five feet; thence easterly and parallel
TO the nrst course one hundred feet to North
Fifth street aforesaid. and thence southerly
along the same twenty-five feet to the place OF
beginning,
Newark, N. j.. August 20. 1903.
WILLIAM HARRrGAN, Sheriff.
Dewitt & Provost, SOLICITORS. 412,1O
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USE STAR WANT ps.
LIBERTY A. c. wkTs GAMES.

The Liberty A. c., d Elizabeth, who
claim the c~hampionsh, of New Jersey
as football warriors, Re finding great
difficulty in securing games for the
present season, and tanager Levie is
anxious to hear froi teams in and
about Newark. The ibertys have de-
feated such teams aAthe Mohawk A.
c., who claim the championship OF
New York State; theHancocks of the
Brooklyn navy-yard, id teams of their
class. Address Man9Ier Levie, care
Liberty A. c., Elizabeh.
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lcircuit A-2ol.

ltlfcuit A-2Ul.
SHERIFF'S SALE Essex County Common
Pleas Court, Ira Boiee and Oscar Plain,
partners, SC, VS.. Atlas Engineering Co. and
David l.. Dalrymple. Fl. ia.
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF heri
facias, to me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, In New
ark. ON Tuesday. the NTH day OF October next.
at two O'Clock p. m, all that tact or parcel
Of land and premises situate, lying and being
IN the city of Newark, Essex County, New
Jersey;
Beginning IN the westerly line Of Third
street ons hundred feet from the touthwesterly
corner OF seventh avenue and Third street az
laid. out on a map OF the property of j. Ward
Woodruff and Elizabeth h. Muchmore, sur
veyed 1872 by Herman Lehlbach. surveyor:
thence running westerly parallel with Seventh
avenue one hundred feet; thence southerly
twenty-five feet, thence easterly one hundred
feet to the westerly side OF Third street; thence
along the same northerly twenty-five feet to the
place OF beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed to David
|. Dalrymple by J, Ward Woodruff and wife,
by deed dated July 16, 1890, and recorded In
book RPS OF deeds for Essex County, page 161.
Newark. N. j., August so. 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
George A, Mccall. Attorney. tSiS.44
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.tCircuit A-2o4.,
r

SHERIFF's SALE-Essex Common Pleas
c~ourt--cornelia A. Barnard VS.. Levi r. Bar
nard. Fl. ia.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ of feri ia
elias, to me directed, ! shall expose for sale by
public vendue. at the Court House. in Newark,
on Tuesday, the nineteenth day of October
next, at two O'Clock p. m, all that tract or
parcel Of land and premises situate, lying and
being in the City OF Newark. Essex County,
New Jersey:
Beginning on north or northeast side of
Maple Island Creek at the south corner Of John
w. Baldwin's meadow. and thence running
along said Baldwin's line north twenty-nine
degrees thirty minutes east nine and one-half
chains to south corner OF a lot OF meadow sold
to Samuel and Moses Sayre by the aforesaid
Abraham Cross; thence along said Sayre's line
a solitheasterly course to meadow belonging to
Ssyres Coe and J. ]. Baldwin; thence along the
line OF the said Sayres sCoe and j. j. Baldwin
south twenty-four degrees west nine and one
half chains to Maple Island Creek aforesaid,
thence along same creek following the courses
thereof seven chains, twenty-efght links to
beginning.
Newark. N. J., September 4, 1909:
mn WILLIAM HARH1GAN, Sheriff.
AMOS hffthD & Dugan, Attys. U1s0D
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tchaneery A-le2.l

sHERIFF-S SAI4E-In Chancery Of New Jer.
sey. Between Francis w. Jackson, complain
ant. and Amelia schimrer. ct ais, defendants
Fl. IA, for sale of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ OF fer
faciae, 10 me directed. | shall expose for sale
BY public vendue, at the Court House. In New
ark. on Tuesday. the twelfth day of october
next. at i've o'clock p. m, all that tract OF
parcel OF land and premises situate. lying and
being in the City OF East Orange. Essex County,
New Jersey;
Beginning at the southessterly corner OF
North Fifteenth street and Park avenue; themes
s~outherly along North Fifteenth street forty-siz
feet; thence south ffty-three degrees and ter
minutes east one hundred feet and eight
hundIedths OF a foot: thence north twenty-nins
degrees and thirty five minutes east twenty
four feet; thence north forty-nlne degrees ant
twenty FIVE minutes west fifty feet and ninety
four hundrdths OF a foot: thence north twenty
nire degrees and thiriy-hve minutes east fifteen
feet and twenty-eight hundredths of a foot
thence north forty-nine degrees and Twenty-Five
minutes west nifty feet and ninety-four hun
dredths OF a foot to the ~easterly side OF North
Fifteenth street and point and place OF be-
ginning,
Accordins to survey made by W. H. Reimer.
July, 1906.
Newark, N. j.. September 8, 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
John Monteith. soncitor. 0i%7D
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TRY STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
CRESCENTS VS.. PASTIMES.

The Crescent A.. c.. of Montclair. will
play the Pastimes. of Bloomfield, Sat
u1day at Erwin Park, Montclair, The
Pastimes have been strengthened, and a
good game is expected. Dodd and Ven
ner will be In the points for the Cres-
cents.