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crrY ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE OF NTENrIoN-Board of Street and
Water Commissioners
Pursuant IN a resolution adopted by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners Ct
thu City OF Newark. at . meeting held the
third day OF June. 1909, and aprroved
by the Mayor OF the City OF Newark on the
third day OF June, 100, public notice Is
hereby given that II Is the intention OF the Board
e Street and Water Commissioner Of the CITY
OF Newark, under and by virtue Of provisions
Of the act entitled An act TO revise and
amend the charter OF the City Of Newark, APP
proved March II, 1851, and supplements there
to. and the act creating the hoard Of Street
and Water Commissioner OF the City Of New
ark, approved March q, 1891. and other public
laws OF the State OF New Jersey, to order and
cause the vacation of
TfcfsENoR LANE
from the west side OF Austin street TO South
street. as the same 10 shown on . map on file
IN the once Of the Chief Engineer and desig-
mated ss No. 112e-v.
Such persons as may object ther~to are re-
quested TO present. their objections n writing
to the clerk OF said Board, At the once of thu
Board Of Street and Water Commissioner. City
six day. from date of this notice.
BY direction OF the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners Of the City Of Newark.
n. r
Chief Engineer.
Newark, N j., June 4, 1909. jeS-5t
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OFFICE OF the Chief Engineer OF the Board Of
Street ana Water Commissioners OF the City
Of Newark.
Notes.-The final estimates for the following
contracts Will be presented to the Board ef
Street and Water Commissioner Of the City Of
Newark. for acceptance, at the regular meat
fns on Thursday, June 10. 1909, between Sis
and $50 p. M. viz: For the construction OF the
following sewers: $500 $500
FOURTH STREET SEWER
between Sixth avenue and Park avenue;
PEARL SHEET AND CHAPEL COURT
SEWER,
between william street and Washington street;
NEW FORK AVENUE SEWER.
between Lang street and Gafrieon street,
SHIPMAN STHEET SEWER,
PROSPECT STREET EWHR
ffo" Aa NnVA iI.is s i sSTwaBh.
from Marshall street southerly;
ALYEA STREET EVE
from Hensfer street to Paterson street.
All objections to the payment OF said eetf-
mates must be hled In this once IN writing
on or before THURSDAY, June 10, 1909, bsfora ,
S oRRIs r. sHERRHRp.
Dated June .. 1900. 3earst
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VAN HALTREN
DRAWS HIS RELEASE.

SAN FRANCISCO. June z--veterar
baIlplsyer George van Halfren. who
war ten years with the New Yerk Ma
tionals. was handed HIS release yee6er-
day by the Oakland Coast League Club
IL was a great surprise to Van
Haltren. although he was recenfly de-
posed az manager. The club manage
ment says Van is growing too old for
active service He served for a decade
with the Giants, from 1884, and gener-
ally headed b batting list
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IN THE BOXING WORLD.


PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Boxihg bouts
Monday-West End A. Ct, jack Reed
Of Toledo. will meet two men Jhct VIII.
Ghost" Of Merchantyille. Douglas A. g
special show. Billy Meesner and Chayiel
Kusse, the ashtlnG barber q PhIlsdslphia
TIT rus sslfgsatPSsssssisn 4. e &; ISsns & S0r6es Ben.
yer. and Mike Fleming, OF Philadelphia:
Observation-Disclosures A. C., Stanley
Ketchei. the middleweitht champion. and
Friday1Nonpsrsi A. g. Paddy LAWN,
Of Buffalo, and Nathan Enrich, Of Ph'ls'
delphia.
es ssssDas y slssaisn. Al Jim f Rsnsr ss.
Of England.
PHILADELPHIA, June lad. wcleast,
the Milwaukee, lightweight, made short
p wor * the is ationa A Artistic ,ccauS, scoring
a Knockout In one round Saturday night
The f~oliesins i the New York card Of
Monday. at Olympic Club, joe wagner
saes EnsiisS y. ,sly West: y ssshS.r
club e. x EoskewaY Tr sohnnv ps RrSx y; ris sS,y
Essay AvsnD Sn1 cias. Yhli Meecysfns W.
Charles Goldman. Friday. ct Faifnont
Ciup, DantamWeisht eiimnlatioh pouts.
Jimmy johnson, who IL making matches
for the Fairmont Club. New York, has
decided on putting on several good BAN
tens this Friday night Ggarini and Kline
If johnson Is successful In getting these
i've together, Glover, Coster, Goldrpanr
Brown, Johnny Moran, the winnsre Should
picn then. No fighter has 4 right 10 the
title at present, although Johnny coulon
lain II.
fame will be seen at the stag Of tire Xavier
A. A. Tuesday evening At Their c~iub-hpuee.
EOS West Fourteenth street. New York,
John Pogki, the chairman, has a surprise
up his sleeve. The ertortainment will con-
siSt OF buck and wing dancins. wrestllaE
singing ana boxing, An af-staf card y
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THE NEWARK STAR

either the Morning or the Evening edi-
tion, will be delivered to your seashore
residence or is on sale at the following
places:
AsHURY Park.
Union News stand, at s~tstion.
Mrs. r.. Bsylnvvski: 2 Main Street
Harry GDIdstein, Bfnin and Matti-
SON Aves.. opposite station.
J. a. Harrison, Mattison Avense'
near P~ostO1ice.
Asbury Avenue Casino.
Fifth Avenue Arcade.
J, r. Terry, l015 kinssIey Street.
OCEAN GROVE.
Avenue, near Posfozlce.
News Stand, Ross Pavilion,
News Stand, LiIIagore's Pavilion.
c. M. smith, The Book store, Pt-
J. +. nhiers, Main street, opposite
pOutOf1ce.
o'Brien, sub-Postehice No. I.
BRADLEY BEACH.
ley Beach Pavilion.
Harry GoIdsteint address, Main
street and sisttison Avenne,
n. Poiissd t next to re.sosaee.
Union News stand, At STATEN.
e. J. seymour, OH r street. and
Hotel 6oinmbis. rhtrd and Ocean
Joe siIverstein, 0 1 r street.
Wefnstein Bros, r street.
RED BANK.
unio. New. STAND X n At st.sies.
LONG BRANCH.
&c. Dtsbrcw, B~rosdwsy, opposite
rpAvr- - t1SunnA nAn .
v. r. Dudley 4 Go.
WEST END.
Union New. ts.d, q station.
Mrs. Fay, at Postofice.
j. A. Mcclure.
DEAL AND ALLENHUhsT.
H, G. johnson, address F~catcahcs.
NORTH AsBURY PARK.
Union News stand, at station.
q. p. snyder. neal Estate once.
SPRING LAKE: $500.
to HilIs Drug store.
Union News Company.
Usion News stand, at station.
POINT PLEASANT:
Unior News stass. At station.
lMATAwAN.
Union News stsnd, ut station.
j. Clarence Lewis. Gehlhaus BLOCK,
Main and Little Streets.
|KEYpORT.
u. Il. C1ine, near PosteAce.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
G. u. Jenkippcn, First Avenue, neax
Pobtof1ce.
HIGHLANDS.
Lester King.
Upica News stand. At statien.
WICKATUNK.
". r. Smock.
KEANGHUHG-
p. \. R4maey.
MTDDLETOWN.
ID. H. Con1ey.
MANAeoUAN.
The Ceok G~pnPany.
sEAnRI6Hy.
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CITY AD-vERT1sEsrEsrs.
NOTICE or INTENrIos-soard Of strss< =

NOTICE OF INTENrIoE-Board ef strese 80
Water Commissioners
rursuspt to = sn rssS Mnssr a,dsgs p q
the City Of Newark At = msetins held ne
. ne Ma, Msy0r ss q = tie ,S G,ts ; e ss sssiss
Of tbs Board Of Street. and Water conmi.son-
ers Of the city q Newark. unasr and BY .5<es y
Revise and Amend the Charter o. Tie cry
OF Newark" approved March I'm. 1871 e14
sapplsmenss thereto. and the act esssssns q
The City Of Newark, approved March zsth. ~.
and other public laws Of the State Of NJ
Jersey. to order and Gauss thu vacation o. ShAf
IRVING STREET,
between B~elleviils avenue and sunnrnE eEenus
as lies south Of the line Of Van Waxensn
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the -eouthwesteriy ccrner OF
Bsllevilis avenue and ven wassnsn street
nue. scutherly hfty-cne feet to the scuthsrly
line Of said Irving street; thence alon. the
southerly line Of the same Eessssiy ~ nun
Summer avenue: thence along Summer avenue
northerly nfty-two feet TO Van WaSenen e<ree<
aforesaid; and thence along me seutneriy me
and eleven feet and Ave inches to the place OF
beginning: according TO a description PREPARED
t ~ ss'y Being SHOWN on a map on de In the
ONCE of the Chief Engineer, and designated -
No. i01-y.
cuested to present their objections in writing
70 the Clerk OF said Board. at the once q the
Board OF Street and Water comrisstonerA
s sass 4 Hs * d sssi frs;p On sat or q Pf ssis n 81
By ~directiop OF the Board OF Street and Weeo
Commissioners Of the city q NsEnsk
Newark. n. j.. June 1 1909. je4-sf
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TIPS FROM EVERYWHERE.

PARIS. June TAT the chantilly course
Edmcnd Blane's Union won the Prix az
Diane (the FSench Oaks, for a-yesr-oid
fillies. at ten f~urlongs. The value of the
stakes was SIC, 400, and Union was nrst by a
scAnt head. ". X. vanderbilt's Silver
Streak was urplaced.
CHICAGO, June I-Plans for a hockey
league uniting Chicago with Eistern cities
In this sport will probably be determined
definitely at a meeteing this week be-
tween Thomas W. Prior and Eastern team
managers. Prior, who is manager Of a
west Side ice rink. left last night for a
tour of the Eastern cities.
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EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

fEBttf0Hy7G HtBUftEs
P~rovidente, 3; Newark, I,
Providence, 2; Newark, l..
Baltimore, 2. Jersey City. ].
Jersey City, IL. Baltimore, 2.
Montreal. 7: Toronto, IL
Saturdays Scores.
Jersey City at Newark; wet grounds.
Baltimore. s; Providence, /.
Baltimore. 3; Providence, ..
Rochester, 1; Buffalo. o.
Montreal, s; Toronto, ].
Montreal. 2. Toronto, 4
Games Today.
Newark at Providence.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Toronto at Montreal.
Gemes Tomorrow.
Newark at Baltimore.
Providence at Jersey City.
Montreal AZ Toronto.
Rochester at Buffalo.
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BOXING DOOMED IN NEW
YORK; STARS GO WEST
Leach Cross, Young Corbett, ketchel, Woleast,
Papke, Neil, Monte Attell, Bert Reyes and
Johnny Frayne Will All Show on Coast.

oxrNo is on It's deathbed in New York. An air Of
uncertainty hangs over the head OF every club in
the metro polls Of the country whenever a hsht
that takes on nat ional prominence Il billed, for the POI
lice are ever ready to swoop down on clubs to step the
ten-round bouts allowed by law in legitimate clubs. No
better evidence Of the decadence OF the sport can be had
than the exodus to other parts of lighters who have made
New York famous puginsticaly during the last several
years.
There will always be fighting. It will be enjoyed in
one place or another in this country at all times, and
when the bouts are not held In the East the boxers ell
go to the West. Such is the case now, for nearly all the
boxing stars of the country are either in California now
or will be ere many days have passed. to participate in
one of the greatest succession of big fights In years.
The Eastern eyes that will watch the result OF those
fights are well-ni gh nunberless. It's wonder to me that
in spite of the interest taken in nstcufs In the East that
even ten-round bouts cannot be held here. The people,
provided there is no great brutality in any Of the bouts.
easily see to that, I think would not object TO good bouts
not take on the aspect of finish" affairs. However, the
on them, and 30 the exodus goes on and the western
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CHANCE WILL BE ABLE
TO PLAY IN TWO WEEKS.

der Of Manager Frank L. Chance of the
Chicago National League baseball team,
has mended properly, and he will be able
to resume his place at frst base within
two weeks. it was said last night. About
three weeks ago the injured shoulder was
placed In a plaster cast.
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PERSONAL TAX NOTICE.

PERSONAL TAX NOTICE.
Newark. N. j.. May II, 1903.
You are hereby required TO return the total
value Of your personal property - held on the
fnsnt ana Revtsion OF Taxes. at. their once IN
the city Han on or before the thirttsth day Of
.T,ne next, and In no cane will any abatement
be made for Indebtedness or for property which
may be claimed, TO be exempt from taxation
unless the law Is strictly complied With, II
return il not made under oath and According
to law the taxing ofncers Will assesp yoyr per-
sonal property according 70 their Judement,
tf'H' ~"f' john T. CARROLL.
President Board Of Aveessnept and Revision a
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.GENTLEMEN'S SPEEDWAY
DRIVING CLUB TO MEET

There will be a special Meeting Of the
GSntlemen's Speedway Driving Club to-
morrow night at the speedway clubhouse,
~trvihkton, for the purpose Of voting on
the Adoption or rejection Of the new by
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THE OXFORD FIvE.MAN
CLOSES TONIGHT

A postponed series will be rolled to-
Night On the Oxford alleys in the oxford
fve-man tournament. The teams are the
| Tuxedo. Iroquois B and the Imperial team.
Of Jersey City. This series completes the
schedule.
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golf title at Montclair Saturday, beating
out Morgan X. Smith.
John F. Stanley, jr., narrowly missed
making a new record for the Deal course
on the last hoie was the trouble.
The scores were as follows:
Percy w. Kendall, q, $50; Edward q.
5 TrsssF' Alfred 4; IN Nathan !; h e n- assss Nst,s;n i@ q
Turner. %, lo-s2; John r. shanley, jr., S.,
49, James E. Childs, 100, 22-s1; Freder-
i cs,,dRs 2. rs sItsou@ts ns r w 9; aa-s aatS Lanes ~ Z.
II. Resented, 122, 16--i06; d. Walter Cone,
los, 1873; John F. STANLEY, sr., los, 16-95;
John f. Joyce. 1o6, 1910; Francis c. Clark,
Garrabrants and Hoagland bowled l211
Saturday night in Madison Square Garden,
getting a tie for sixth. seventh and eighth
p FhSiIss, 1 : Summit ,r re team and the roI re;
PAPA and 24S2 respectively.
John Flanagan threw the hammer ia
feet 3x inches yesterday at Celtic Park.
The throw beat Matt McGrath's mark by
sH inches.
The Princeton Varsity team was deliy-
cred a hard blow Saturday at New Haven
when Yale romped away with . 9 to Q
game.
Stanley KetcheI Is In splendid con
dttion right now, ana " he
O'Brien inside Of the six-founds limit
in Philadelphia Wednesday night. As
O'Brien has declared that be Wilt be even
faster tina when he met Ketchel in New
York, two months ago, the Ego" looks like
a hummer. Ketchef will leave for Call
fernia the latter part OF next week to begin
training for the tight VIII BIN Papke, Il,
will 60 to sleep inside Of ten rounds.
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CITY ERrisEMENTs.

Is NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinance passed . second
rtauing and was ordered 10 a third and final
reao ilg al a meeting of the Board OF Street
s-,d water commissioners held June 3, 1909:
An ordinance TO provide for the repaving Of
RECTOR STREET.
from Bread street TO Front street, with btu
lishie pavement on a six 90 inch concrete
foundation.
A. r. EGGERS
prsfllent Of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners.
VIM. E. GREATHEAn.
Jest Clerk of the hoard.
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At New Haven-Yale 8, Princeton o.
Al PrcTidenee--Rrown Pennsylvania. poip
At Observation-Disclosures nm
At West rcint-Amherst 3, Army q
Al Exeter--Exeter 8. Andover
Al Ann Arbor-Michigan T. Notre D1me Z
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Tommy Martins prediction To the fans
In Buffalo on the late trip OF the Tigers
that on the next trip he would have a
different story to tell about the p6eition,
has already begun to grow, Judging from
the late work OF the Bcn9als.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE

saturdays Scores.
Shamokin, 4: sunbury, 2
Other games postponed because Of rain.
Yesterdays Results.
Elixa beth. II: Allentown, 4
Reading, IL; Mt. Carmel, /
Shamokin, .; Suntuyy, 3.
Rottsville. 3; Easton, Z.
Games Today.
Elisabeth at shamokin.
Sunbury at Pottsvilie.
Esston at Reading.
Allentown at Mt. Carmel.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

saturdays Scores.
Cleveland. 8; washington, 3 90 inninFs).
All other games postponed.
There vera no games scheduled yester-
day In the American League.
Gsnes To-day.
Detroit ut New York.
Cleveland at ~Fhiladelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston
Chicago at Washington.
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OF FIcE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF THE CIT
OF NEWARK.


OFFICE OF THE BOARD Of EXCISE COM
MISSIoNERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall, June 3, 1909.
The following is the list OF names, residences
and places OF business of persons making appli-
cntion 10 this board for the granting OF licenses
10 sell srirituous, yinous, malt or brewed liquors
and not heretofore published according to law.
10 wit:
Name. Place of Business. Residence.
WHOLESALE-RENEwAL.
Martin HI. Haussling, 132-136 N. J. r. r. ay.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LICENSE.
John W. Plekaytis, 1o5-105 jackson ST. Same 81.
~BOTTLEKS' LCENSE-RENEW walls.
Edw. Stiefei, al-25 No. sth st. las Roseville Ay.
Wm. Heuring, 235 Hawthorne av,- Same place
REFAIL-RENEWALS.
Edward StiefeI. 20S-205 Market st...........
148 Roseyilie av.
jacob keii, so Hermon t...........Sam place
Nel M9ckay. ~ Bridge st...,...---Same place
Anton stanislowaitis. 11s Adams ct Same plaes
Kar! Walter Central Boat House. same place
Ferdinand Flach. 81 Tichener ST.. Same place
~RETAIL-NEW APPLICATIONS.
Cyryl Pt3trowskt. 1870 Bennington st. Same piacs
RETAu-DOUBLE TRANSFER.
~ JOHN NIHpEK
JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
City Clerk.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
-----
At Toledo--St. PAul, 10; Toledo.
At Observation-Disclosures Z; Milwaukee, l.
AZ Lsuisyiiie-Kansas city, 8; Louis
At indtanspolis-Indianapoiis :; Mime
spoiis. :
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James r.. Keene is thought to have am
other 2-year-old champion In Sweep, the
son OF Ben Brush and Running Stream.
The promise he gives at the present
time indicates that he will even surpAss
the wonderful Colin.
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NOTICE OF INrENTIoN-Bosrd Of Street an1
Pursuant to . resolution ADOPTED BY -
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners q
the city Of Newark al e meeting heid ens
BY III. Mayor II the city o. Newark .
the third day OF June, 1909. public. no
tics is hereby given that II 10 the tuter-
ton Of the board Of Street and wster cem.
nnissioners Of the city of Newark under
BY virtue OF provisions q the act sstisis1
sAa act 20 revise ana amend the chnrtcf
the city Of Newark. approved March n lskI
and supplements thereto. and he act crsexlnl
the Board OF Street and water ccrnmtsklcu4rY
o. the city u Newark, approved March
1891, and other public laws Of the stazs q
New Jersey. 70 order and cause to pasfnr o.
NICHOLS STREET,
from Adams street TO Jefferson street. VIA
bftulithic pavement ON Q six 90 inch ccncrtre
Foundation. together with all the 4p-purtena1ces
necessary to complete the same
Such persons as may object thereto are ~
ouesfsd tc present their objections IN ~r1ting
to the CLERK Of said Bosrd. IL tho ofHcs Of tne
Sosrd Of street and water ccnmissionsrs ctZ
Hall, Newark. On or before ths expfr4ripn q
G{x dsyk from date Of this notice.
BY direction Of this Buard Of e<reet 1n4
water commfssioners q fhs city e Nsser<
Ns~srk. \. ;. 5sns 4 ~ 5st-1
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NOTICE OF INFENT1oN-Bosrd of strsss sn1
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by tbs
Board OF Street and Water Com1nissicnere
OF the City Of Newark, at a meeting bald
the third day Of June, 1870, and approved
BY the Mayer of the City Of Newark On
the third dsy Of June, 1909, public notice
IL hereby given that II 10 the tnten-
ton Of the Beard Of street and water Com.
nissionsrs cf the City OF Newark. under and
by virtue OF provisions Of the act entitled.
sAn act to revise and amend the charter ct
the City Of Newark approved March IL ~
and supplements thereto. and the act creating
the Board Of Street and Water Commissioned
OF the City of Newark. approved March n
1891, and other public laws o. the stats -
New Jersey, to order and cause the opening OF
TRITON TERRACE,
from its southerly terminus about Isl feet south
Of Triton place to Chester avenue. e. the
same il shown on a map on he In the once Of
the Chief Engineer, and designated as No.
such persons as may object thereto are IA
cueeted TO present their objections In writing
70 ths clerk OF said Board. at the once OF xhe
Boarf OF street and Water Commissioners. Cty
Hal, Newark, on or before the expiration q
an DAYS from date Of THU notice.
By direction Of the Board Of Street ans
water comn issioners Of the city Of Neyark
M. r. sHERREFp.
Chief Engineer,
Newark. n. j., June 4, 1909 je<5t
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Scale ~rRoPosALs.

Max sehr won the state championshi
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on INTENTIoN-nosrd o str.et nd

Newark. n. J.. Jun. l. 1909. Jss-5t
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o'Hara got two bingles out Of four times
at bat Yesterday. one of them a two
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Since Starna9le Joined the Montreal
In the lineup, Has the peppery backstop
gotten the hook from the manager, In
stead Of the usual bench warrant from
the jumps?
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PHILADELPHIA, June lad, wclesst,
the Milwaukee, lightweight, made short
work OF Tommy Langdon in the Wind
up at the National Athlete Grub, scoring
a Knockout In one round Saturday night
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either the Morning o. the Evening edi-
tion. will be delivered to you seashore
residence or 10 on sale at the following
places:
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-06-27

Of the stock present at meeting called
for such purpose. In case of the death
or inability of either one of the com
nissioners to act. the other shall act as
sole lquidator.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-06-27
MARSHAL,S SALE.

No. 1o3s--If1 the City Court of Shreve-
port. La: S. II. Bolinger vs. Ben
Eddins.
BY virtue OF a writ OF fieri facias, is
sued in the above entitled and nrn1-
bered suit, by the Honorable S. G. Full
1ilove, judge of the City Court, Shreve-
port, Louisiana, and to me directed,
have seized and will sell at public aic-
ton, at the cerner of Christian and
Shreve streets. in the City of Shreve-
port, Caddo Parish. Louisiana, between
the legal hours for sales. on
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1909,
Five and three-quarters cords of wood,
one sewing machine, and one lot of
other household goods. The above
propertey seized as belonging to said
defendant and to be sold to satisfy the
debt specified in said writ, say in the
sum of 5000, and all cost
Terms Of sale cash with benefit of APP
pfaisemeft. G. f. GERALD,
Caucasian June a.. City Marshal.