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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-27
CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELIZABETH AVENUE GRADING. GURBlNq
AND FLAGGING. FERRY STREET FLAG
CURLING AND fIAGG1NG-Assessment for
Notice is hereby given that an assessment
cate peculiarly benefited by each of the fol
lowing improvements. namely; The grading
ELIZABETH AVENUE,
between Peddie street and the city line, as
SGty'p or y N eVs pFoNi entitled q, ~ IA ordinan e. to
provide for the grading. curbing and haggins
Of the ldewalks IN Elizabeth avenue. on tho
and from a point LOO feet south of Meeker
avenue to the city line. also on the west side,
from Peddie street to Hawthorne avenue ap-
proved May 10, 1901.
The tagging of the sidewalks of
TERRY STREET
from Lents avenue to Blanchard street, ae-
cording TO the provisions Of an ordinance Of
tos provide s'sE & for Ne tSe dsgs snus'' Of the a. side Ssalnaps e
Ferry street, from Lentz avenue to Blanchard
street. approved April 10. 1905.
NYE AVENUE.
from Clinton place to the city line. according
TO the provisions Of an ordinance of the City
OF Newark, entitled, AN ordinance TO provide
for the grading, curhing and tagging of Nye
avenue, from Clinton place to the city line
the undersigned Commissioners appointed by the
Mayor Of the City of Newark, and that a re-
port by a certificate in writing, with an ac-
eompanying map and schedule, showing the
several as .essments against the several owners
~ tFfthitu Go dluitSdft- mas Dctil ut-
rosited in the office OF the City Clerk of the
City of Newark. for examination by the parties
interested therein.
said assessments comprises all lots, tracts and
parcels of Ia ID and real estate liable to be as
sessed as aforesaid. lying on the east side OF
ELIZABETH AVENUE.
from Peddie street to Meeker avenue, and from
a point about ] 400 feet south Of Meeker ave
rue TO the city line; also on the west side of
ELIZABETH AVENUE,
from Peadie street to Hawthorne avenue; on
FERRY STREET.
from i.eh,z avenue TO Blanchard street, and on
both vi1es OF
Y AVENUE,
! from q Dten place to the city line.
| 4 'iot represents an entire plot of land,
wsether large or small.
~ nejsone Interested 10 said assessment may
~ heard before said Commissioners on Thurs
das. tho irst day of April. 1909, at 2 n. M al
I Hall ~
Dated March 2s. 1905.
WILLIAM DIMOND.
JOHN r. MoNAHAN.
ADODPH FISCH,
marst-st Commissioner.
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Ar1ONG THE A1KIEURXI|
TOSSERSBgS ga

Tomorrow morning on the South Orange
and Mum venue grounds the Tigers and
the Beavers, of V~ailsburg. will play a
practise game of baseball. weather permit
ting.
The following players will represent the
American Fire Insurance team this season
G. W~eadermann, right field; w. n. Walk
er, centre field. A. Rose, left field; A. G.
Wenzel, first base; p. H.. Hosp, manager
and second base; j.. Amberg. jr., short
stop; Fl. Byles, third base; c. Brandorf
pitcher ana captain, ana Il. T.. Riggleson,
catcher. Manager p. II. Hosp is fast fill.
ing his schedule and would like to hear
from the tireinen's insurance. Newark
Fire Insurance and teams of like strength,
Address i. H.. Hosp, 20 Park place.
Sunday morning, on the tilberon oval. the
team known as the Newsys will line ul
against the Evening Star Juniors. The bat
teries will be: Ned Fass and Schots. for
the Newsys; Smith and Henninger for Eve.
hing Stars.
The Mckiernan A. A. has IA few more
Saturday aud Sunday dates open and would
has secured Fred Brown, of New York, to
cover third base for the season. Would
Ike TO hear from such teams as Scotch
Plains. Mendham. Plainfield. Bernardsville,
ltoseV1lie, Pathways, of kearny; Arlington
a. A, and teams of like strength within
htty miles offering suitable inducements
Address Joe Sachs, 60. Monmouth street.
The Trojax A. c.. a uniformed team
would like to arrange games with sucl
lean n as. Scotch Plains. Oreos, of Asburs
Park; Atlantic Highlands. Verona Il. G.. anc
teams of like strength offering fair induce.
lnents, Address II. Van Ripper, manager
292 Littleton avenue.
The Windsor A.. A. would like to arrange
games with IL or t5-year-old teams, such as
the Acme Juniors. Yale stars, Tiger Ju.
niors, Hustler y. g. and the Eltons. Ad-
dress Edward Hoeppner. 726 Springfield
avenue.
Any 10 or ii-year-old teams wishing t.
arrange games with the Garfield A. G
should address challenges to the manager
Az Bergen street.
The Bloomfield a. A., OF Bloomfield
desires the services of a Sood 15-ycar-olt
pitcher and catcher for Saturday after
noon games. Any 15-year-old teams within
twenty five miles of Bloomfield wishin;
TO arrange games with the Bloomfield A
a. should address w +. Vreeland. 'ir., 10
Thomas street, Bloomfield.
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MUSIC FOR
JACK OBR|EN OF
PHILADELPHIA
Stanley KetcheIl Has Man from
QnakeryilIe Out in Final
Fight Session.

Stanley ketchell proved that he is
one of the greatest middleweights that
the boxing game has ever known last
night at the National A. c., in New
York. when he defeated one of the
~cleverest fighters that ever stepped into
a ring in a ten-round fight, the IT.
repressible Philadelphia Jack OBrien.
Such a lacing did Mr.. O'Brien get thai
New York fight fans will never forget
it. He was practically down and out
at the finish of the ten rounds, and
there can be no suspicion that the man
who has hobnobbed with the elite was
taking. He has been charged with fax
ing, but never this time. Stanley
Ketchell put il all over the elongated
Philadelphia Jack. 1t was the gong
that saved the man who has aided IN
putting Philadelphia ON the map. from
the boxing disgrace of a real knock
out, although TO all intents and pur-
poses he was as dead as any fallen idol
could be.
1t was one fierce and bloody fight. At
the outset O'Brien's cleverness looked TO
be the undoing of the sturdy middleWelghl
champion l{om Morts .na,s oq ngS Sgsih als e
the cool, deliberate and painstaklng poker
and the fighter won. For eight rounds; IN
fdcr, TINS Mf. ~ Blle1l IfOH IilllduciPho
leaped in and out like a greyhound, plant
ing lefts and rights on the western
product. but after that it was curtains.
ketchell was not to be. denied. lie KEPT
resolutely after his man. After all OF
OBrien's good fighting and seemingly sure
victory in the early rounds, the STURDY
ketchell came back in the elghtht TO 10
or die. although ten rounds Is much 100
short a distance for the man who may
some day light lack Johnson for the
heavyweight championship. Ketchell Went
after old man O'Brien's son CHS 'ient
name is Hagan) in that round som u =
shamefully, but it was In the MIN rat
he got to the proper place, and ".ckly
showed that his tenacious fight iaetics
had worn O'Brien down.
Three vicious lefts to tho and a
quick jolt to the jaw SEN the quaker city
fighter to the floor for the count OF six.
O'Brien came up looking fresh in the last
round, but Ketchell knew that he had
something on him. and with a fusilade of
blows soon had O'Brien trying to rub the
cobwebs off his Jaw and the clinkers out
Of his eyes. O'Brien was In the arms of
some welcome slumbering spirit when the
referee counted six. Then he opened his
and the fight was over.
IN the semi-final Frank Conley had a
shade on Howard Smith. of Elizabeth.
Smith put up a good fight. and at times
looked like all the money but Conley
never gave him a moments rest. He was
fighting hard all the time.
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THOUSANDS WANT
STAR BALL PASS

Trartscendent interest Is being ex-
hibited in the Evening STARS base
ball contest, so much interest that
1t was found impossible to print all of
the answers today. However. all an
swers received will be given due con
sideration. Following are the answers
received fos March %:
McGiBnity, ~; kricbclI, C.; sharpe,
ib.; schIafly, 2b.; Woiverton. 3b.; 'Lou-
den, y. s.; Kelly, J.. f.; Gettman. g. f.. and
White. r. &.
Casper Gnatz. 1872 Adams street; II.
Schurnd, 80 Bremen street; J. Lindblon.
$50 South Eleventh street: Emile Tuhr-
meister, John Hayden, 333 Hunterdon
street; A. Gallagher. 800 Lafayette
street; Milton Clapinger, 113 South Or
Bloomfield; Joseph c. Walter. 109 Will
lam street; Leo Finley, "a Homestead
Park; Meyer Staz, 269h Springfield ave
nue.; w. Ettinger, 127 Ferry street; Mrs,
Carroll, 50 Frederick street; Leon Mil
Ter, sol North Fourth street. Harrison;
Luther Conover, 521s High street.. J.
Madden, 1S6 Bloomfield avenue; Ralph
Bevan, 81 Cottage street:
Frill. D.; kricheII, a.; sharpe. Ib.'
s., Kelly. J.. f.; Gettman. e. 81 DEM
n. r Mompher, 125 South Eighth
street;
Mueller. ~; KrichrlI, e.; Sharpe. H.;
SrhIsa,. 2b.; " oivprtoD, 3b., Louder $.
s., Kelly, l. r., Gettnan, c, e., Dcmmitt.
\. II. Mompller. 12s Eighth street.:
FriIi, n, krichell, G.; sharpe. 1b.;
>. ST. Kelly. I. e.; Gettmsn, c. 81 Engie'
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Johnny Sullivan, the sensational boxer of
the Hamilton A. c.. has been matched by
Manager Billy Newman to meet Young
o Brien, of the West Side. if the STU
bout of six rounds at the stag of the Lone
Acre A. c., West Twenty-ninth street, New
York, tonight. Sullivan has shown class in
the boxing line recently, and the bout
should be a hummer. In the semi-fiual
Young Bessie, OF Bridgeport, will clash fol
six rounds with Young Hayes. OF Hoboken.
There will be five four-round bouts, a, battle
royal and a wrestling match.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.-Lew
Powell, of San Francisco, got the decision
over Maurice Savers, of Milwaukee, at tho
end of a dfteen-round bout last night.
Savers finished strong, and was fightins
with great determination when the bout
ended
SACRAMENTO. CAT, March 27s-kid
Williams. of Stockton, lost to Frank Man
tell. Of Rhode Island in the thirteenth
round last night. The decision was given
by Referee Leyison on a foul AS Man.ell
started for his corner Williams followed him
and knocked him down.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March III
Monte Attell, bantamweight champion. won
a clean-cut decision from Barry Dell. OF
San Francisco. in fifteen rounds last night.
Attell cut Dell's face to ribbons, and #aftel
the second round closed his left eve. and
later on so badly damaged the right that
Dell could hardly see during the latter part
ot the fight.
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OFFICE of the Roaid Of street and water Com.
n,issicners Of the CITY Of Newark.
Newark, ". j.. March %. 1909,
oeaisa pforoseis WI be received a. this office
Ion slc 10 ." oeiock .. m. OF Thursday, the
last 9sn,ca hour a. 4 rtb,le meeting Of the
posln 70 nc held AT said. time and place, for
INF ntfeetsi -
fro,, f,,ttsr IVA a9en,,s ~ ~ -
pELANCEY STREET,
from racine street TO Wheeler Point road
STREET.
nnsi -
,rou+ r,,. HtDpbN SiitEhL
North sINrH STREET,
from bioor11eld sNenne to So feet north OF
PARK avenue
NORTH SEVENTH STREET,
from Bloomfield avenue to SCI feet north OF
bafh avenue
SEYMOUR AVENUE,
WooDsIDE AVENUE,
rom nlNcod avenue TO Heller parkWay,
lhe iouowi9s Is about the amount Of the
furnished in the construction and completion
OF $40 WORT ana unoh which bids VIII he
AvhNJE. 49,.
tsNo Thousand one hundred and seventy t2,1iol
Suutp yaloS ~ excavation; two hundred and
torty1nYo $50 cubic yards OF which Is en-
psnhI,snt on inc street excavation only to be
p5,1 toss - ,oo
fonrtesn hundred leo lineal. feet new y
BY Inch four cut curb
Ilve - sets new 20 by I inch four cut
NVrnefe
rlVe tnousahd nNe hundred ana sixty t5,o6o)
s9rhre Ie1 or new ' loot f1agsinE;
FIVE hundred and sixty f56~ square feet OF
Few bsiglJh pfldglns;
~ nundled VeVl square feet OF new > foot
TtnpmStH SioNNaih.
uns " NeM basin complete.
nEI.ANSk STREET.;
fiEht thousand three hundred and fifteen
dnslsi enele yard9 OF Smeankment; two hun
l1ef An1 tAfntAantnn I'hl. fl1lr Wanda n( Nghta1
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JEWEL, A SCHOOL LEAGUE
BOY GIVES GREATPROMlSE
NOT Yet 10, but Plays Semi-Pro Ball. Will Not
Not Pitch With Miller Street School
Team This Year.

who Will he seen IN the Montrose lineup
are Pop Schaeffer, last year of the Mo
hawks. who will take care of the initial
sack; Geo &c McDonough, who last wear
played with Seton Hall College, will play
the midway station. while F. Parker. who
halls from the Jeffersons, of Orange, will
be seen scooping them up at short. and
Bird. Of the Mohawks. will be stationed at
the third base position. The outfield will
be well taken care Of by Aiske, Troud aud
Van SAINT, IF the Nelox, of Iryingt9B.
Mccormick, of Orange. will be on thu
firing line, while Jack Foley. of the Orange
Valley team. will be at the receiving end
of the battery. Sunday games with teams
having their w grounds and Offering suit
able inducements, will he considered. Adj
dress all communications to the manager.
"a South Smith street.
A pitcher who has been successful with
such GOOD teams as the Poughkeepsies, Of
the Hudson River League. Walden A. G.
and Jersey Field Club, of Boonton. de-
sires II position with some good local team
offering satisfactory inducements. Has
everything and Is q good stieker, All good
teams wishing his services can find him
at 40 Hunterdon street, J. Murphy is
the pitchers name. -
The Valley A.. C. desires the services of Il
good third basemaf. about II years Of age.
Practise will be held at Crabbs Oval, II
North Third street tomorrow morning. J..W.
Stoddard, of $50 Broad street, is the man
ager.
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HOOKS and JABS OF THE BOXERS

DAYTON. O.. March 27.--Abe Attell.
featherweight champion of the world,
knocked out frankie White. OF Chics go, In.
the eighth round of what was to have been
a twenty-round bout here Last night. Tue
end was not unexpected. as the Californian
had his Antagonist groggy practically
who has been playing at a local theatre,
was introduced. He and Attell dig a little
fancy shadow boxing, to the delight OF the
spectators.
SAVANNAH, Ca, March 2f,-George
Monroe, former bantamweight champion,
won the decision over Jack Durane, OF
Savannah. last night in a fast twenty
round bout. The men recently fought fl1-
teen rounds to a draw.
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his jump. The record held by the Miller
Street School mas been standing a
couple of years and was not very much
in danger of being broken until Phllir
equalled it last year.
When asked how he came to go il
for high jumping. Philip answered thai
he first hurdled fences when playing
with the boys. Seeing that nc coulc
jump. he trained at the school YARD
daily. and by diligent work finally
achieved his ambition in the athletic
line.
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NEW MARATHON RECORD.

CHICAGO. March PA new worlds
amateur indoor record for the Marathon
distance of 26 miles 1855 yards was set last
night by Sidney Hatch, of Chicago, who
won in 2:4i:G9 1-5. The former record was
2:J4:i 2-5 aud was held by Matt Maloney.
the Eastern amateur who recently became
a professional. Alex Thibean. OF Chicago,
was second In last nights race and ].
Erleben. of ST. Louis. was third. There
were seventy starters.
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r. sanun.

One Of the best Junior high jumpers
in the Newark public schools is Philip
Sanuif. of the Newton Street School.
Philip is only IS years of age, yet in
the couple of years he has participated
in athletic games he has made a name
for himself. Philip completes only in
the jumping events, and has made "a
speciality of it. He equalled the record
last yea with a leap of feet 2 inches.
which is excellent when it is considered
hat Philip is not very much taller than
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BY BERT DODGE

These four bowlers, three of them
from the First Ward Republican Gun,
were the only mes out of fifty head
Primers who won fobs last night III the
STAR head-pin tourney on the lroquois
alleys. The rolling last night was NOT
Of the highest order, although the work
of the First Ward men stood out.
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The entire list of fob winners thus far Is
as follows:
Nolte, Stars of Elizabeth. ia: st. John,
Kruger No. /, ia; Schall, Willow A. c.,
ia; w. Canton. %Iroquois G, 113; Goddard,
Puder A, 113: Van Ness, Roseville A. j.,
113; Garrabrants. First Ward N. L., 113;
Groppe. Tuxedo A of Elizabeth, 1i2;, Pearce,
Celluloid. liz: Henning, Equitable b, 112;
Crum, Roseville A L., 112; Meyer, Roseville
A L.. 112: j. Baumbusch, National Bruce,
Ill: Wood, Roseville A. L., Ill; Hinton,
Parkettes, lie; Clause, Stars of Eliza
beth, 10; Voget, LeGlise, 10; j. Drei.sel,
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TO THE AMATEUR BALLTOSSERS

Although TIL baseball season is a trhe young the amateur baseball
managers are getting busy arran gng their baseball mines, like. the big
league managers. The Star will publish news and scores. challenges and
all matter relating to the amateur baseball players. The Star will also
publish pictures of the star players among the amateur ranks. So let
the baseball managers get busy and send along their challenges and the
players they would like to have join their nine. All communications
must be addressed TO the Sporting Editor OF The Star. Broad street. city
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OFFICE of the Board of street and water Com
missioners Of the City of Newark,
CITY HALL.
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The t%'olimbin Colored Giauts. of Now
J rfk. whose manager Is Arthur Diaz. OF 335
West Fourteenth street. nre anxious to ar
range games with some local teams.
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CITY ApVERrIsEMENTs.

of the Hoaid Of Street and Water Com.
nfissicners OF the City Of Newark.
CITY HALL.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29

50 acres IN Sonoma county; 1000 chickens;
an necessary buildings; fine residence; gas plant;
aet returns exceed $4,000 per year; price
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE


FOR SALE BY j. w. ELROD.
81, 1904 room bungalow just being finished;
1t has all Of the latest Improvements;
cooling closet. paneled dining room aud
living room, also covered and screened
porch in the rear and located on a good
street near the streetcars and school, terms
5000 cash, balance by the month"; this
place is well worth the money that IS
being asked for II
81. Goa 6 room cottage hard finished; located
| block north OF East 18th St; size Of
lot 4ox132; the lot has two frontages;
terms $500 cash. balance by the month.
S1,9OO-Four large rooms. bath. pantry. hot and
cold water. electricity. gas. connected with
sewer; the front garden Is fun Of all kinds
OF flowers; located near the school. I
block of local station.
81, S00-A room cottage with well and pump:
size OF lot 1O0x15O; located two blocks Of
the East 14th St earline; street work all
done; terms $500 cash. balance easy terms
SO, Goa story ! house. same new;
this house IS strictly modern throughout
and is very conveniently located to the
cars and schools. near the new high
school; nice garden; terms 81 900 cash.
closet. paneled dining room. cove ceilings.
large brick fireplace and open plumbing:
tinted walls; up to date In every respect;
electric fixtures all through the house;
nice walks in front. good driveway. auto
mobile garage in the rear; size Of lot
14th St near the school and near the
church: street work all DONE
81, 1904 large room high basement cottage
with bath. pantry. hot and cold water,
electricity gas. connected with the sewer:
SJreeI WORK all dOnes blocks OF school
and blocks of the Fruitvale local sta
ton; size Of lot 37:8x122; 16 II. alleywsy
in the rear; terms 500 cash
s., 0O0-A room modern cottage. windmill and
tank; located . blocks Of the EimhurSt
power plant: size of lot jOx150; this
place is very cheap and easy terms can
be given IL desired.
81. OoO-A 4 room high basement cottage. mod
throughout: located on a corner lot:
this is good street blocks of East
18th st. carlines easy terms can be
ranged.
$1.OoO-A nice business lot located East 14th
St: will sell you this business lot for
500 cash: balance by the month.
SIT per front foot-Nice building lot. with water.
sewer gas located block Of school and
electric car; a good opportunity for
tractor and builder.
$50 per lotto lots; these a good invest
ment and will double in value within
months: they are on the proposed new
local line from Melrose 10 Elmhurst
s.. 500-A 6 modern cottage. located on
35th av. l block north Of East 18th ST..
$500 cash win buy this property.
]. W. ELROD. 341S +. 18th ST. FruitvaIe
Phone Merritt jas.
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FRUITvALE REALTY Co.


1888 Fruitvale sv. Phone Merritt 423.
$3.50 cash win buy a coy room cottage.
located in the incest part Of Fruitvale
all fenced. fruit trees, pretty garden. city
water, chicken house and yard; blocks
from carline: close to school: lot IS: OK
lie: this place has TO be sold; the price
is very low.
81. 7O0-3Iodern 3 room cottage with every i'm
provement such as bath. toilet wash
trays. sewer. gas, all street work cement
sidewalks complete: one block OF Fruit
vale av.; 10 minutes walks TO Fruitvale
station location not be beat. lot
4Gx106:6 And now look at these terms
$500 cash balance SIS per month. which
includes the interest. and that is only
per cent
s., 4OO-SIodern > room cottage. up to date
throughout. brand new: high basement;
very good location; very handy to street
pantry and laundry: all street work.
cement sidewalks. sewer. gas. electric
lights and lawn planted in front yard by
owner: lot 30x110: and the terms TO
suit the buyer; come soon II you want
this place.
So, 40O-The SWEETEST 6 room cottage in Fruit
vale. which Is located in the SWEETEST and
prettiest residence site In the town; brand
new. modern and up to date throughout;
high basement. large rooms and closets.
big bath and laundry room. toilet. cooling
closet. cement wash trays. beautiful cleo
tric light fixtures. solid oak mantel: all
lights. gas. sewer; nothing but first class
houses allowed in this tract; lot 45x130:
terms are 81 900 cash. balance like rent,
interest ner cent. II you looking for
a good home it will pay you to look at
this Free earriage.l