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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27

crowd spellbound. Although young
sters, they delivered the goods.
Battling Nelson and Patsy Kline then
put in an appearance. This was the
signal for prolonged applause, and for
fully ten minutes the cheering was
kept up The Battler was compelled
to tell Of his fight with Ad Wolgast
and of his plans for the future. Patsy
also tipped to the applause accorded
him. Nelson referred to Patsys fight
with Biz Mackey. which takes place
Friday ut Baltimore. and to show how
he liked our favorite Patsy's chances
he offered to bet 800 TO s75 that Patsy
would win.
Battling Lundy and Young Baker
then put up what was the best bout
OF the evening.
The star bout scheduled between
Johnny Walsh. OF Jersey City. and
Sailor Davis was put off on account of
illness of both men. In their place
Joe Ferguson. who has a win over Pal
Moore, and Willie Lewis We're substi-
tuted. Battling Nelson was the third
man in the ring and compelled the boys
to go the limit. The bout was fast
and was about an even break. Fergu-
son is a good man and will make good
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
NELSON REFEREES BOUT AT KLINE A. c.
Good Program of Fights at
"DOwn Neck" Club.
{ The Bouts.
eY7nE ratsy Kline =. G. was slven

T7HE Patsy Kline \. c was given
a big boom last night by none
other than Battling Nelson. who
saw fine stag affair
On account of the appearance OF
Battling Nelson at Waldmann's Thea
ire the bouts We're delayed a bit so that
the former lightweight champion could
he on hand to officiate in the star bout.
Well before the Batter came, the
crowd that had assembled were treated
To five bouts, which would do well as
star events in any club, Announcer
Reilly. "the Beau Brummel' of the
Fifth ward, opened the stag by an
nouncing that Young Burns and Young
Herman, two clever members Of the
club would start something They did.
This event uslt the Patsy Kline follow
ers on edge and il was a ''cinch' that
In order to hold them all the boys
would have to "show them Burns
was trifle heavier and bit shiftier
on his feet and seemed 10 land at
every opportunity. He seemed 10 be
exceptionally strong with his left and
rocked Herrnans head with every sec
ond blow But the kid was game and
invited the blows to the satisfaction Of
all. But he slammed in a few, and
when he did. rest assured that there
was some steam behind.
Young Kimball and Young Donnelly
then entered Although neither landed
very many blows it was pleasure TO
see two men in ring using good foot
work and giving .. scientific exhibition
OF boxing Danny Savage was spied
in the hall and introduced. The rous-
ing reception accorded him shows that
he has friends. The third event brought
forth two boys who would rather slug
at one another than Have a good meal.
Young Heinickel and Kid Arnold were
the kids Although both are young
sters. 1t is possible that they may still
develop into fighters. Willie Deeeher
who has a win over Knockout Brown,
was introduced. and will box at the 4
club in three weeks with Patsy Kline. .
Young Ross and Young Lundy put up I
fair fight The next bout was a. bit (
OF vaudeville on the part Of Young .
Alex. who attempted To mix it up with .
Young FSssn Alex did a full mara
thon in running around the ring, and
never took time to steady himself or
give his opponent a chance to do some
real fighting.
Battling Kitty and Young Andreach
then took up the work and held the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
STEVENS INTERSCHOLASTIC
MEET ON SATURDAY.

The annual interscholastic track meet
of the Stevens Institute Athletic AS
sociation will be held at Hobolen Sat
urday Seventeen prepara tory schools
took pert in last years meet, Newark
Academy carrying off the cup. This
year a large silk banner instead of
cup will go to the school scoring the
highest number of POINTS. and medals
of an expensive special design have
been set aside by the management FOR
the first three places in all events, IN
Guiding the relay race. a big number
of entries has already been received,
and those schools who have not noti-
fed Mana ger Polhenlus OF their inten-
tions in regard to the meet are urged
to do so at once.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
NOVA SCOTIA HONORS
CAMERON IN GREAT STYLE.

AMHERST, N. s., April 27.-Fred
Cameron, the Boston Marathon winner,
arrived by a special car attached to
the express from Moncton last night,
after being greeted and feted at every
station along the line, and was met by
the largest crowd of people that ever
showed honor to any one man in this
town Mayor Curry, the Town Coun-
ell, military band and about 5000
citizens gave him an ovation. He was
driven to the Auditorium. where he was
presented with q magnificent gold
watch, suitably engraved. and an adj
dress
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
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NORTH SEVENTH STREET GRADIN
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
Furphy, Healey, Gleiclman,
Fitzpatrick and Nemsick
the Arbitrators.
BY SEMI.pRO.

4
HE appointment of a staff of UNI
pires was the chief business ac-
complished at a meeting of the
City Baseball League held at the Iron
side a. C. clubhouse last night. James
Furphy, Thomas Healey and Harry
Gleichman were appointed as the regu-
lar Indicator holders, with John Ne
mick and Philip Fitzpatrick as substi-
tutes.
The SIS guarantee which must be
posted by the club managers as an
evidence Of good faith, according to
the league constitution, will have to be
settled by all managers next Friday
night. Manager Gleichman, of the
Tigers, and Manager Casey, of the
Ironside A. c., have already posted
their guarantees.
The next regular meeting will be held
at the National Turn Hall on Friday
night, when final Instructions will be
given the umpires, and the indicator
holders will be assigned for the OPEN
ing games of the league on Sunday.
All of the City League managers have
prepared to have appropriate cere-
monies for the opening games.
At the West side OVAL where the
Ironsides play Sunday morning, Man.
ager McGinnity, of the Newark Tigers,
will pitch the first ball across the
plate. All of the other managers have
made arrangements but have not yet
announced their programs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
CURTlN'S PITCHING
BRINGS SETON WIN

~URTIN'S pitching and timely bat
a. ting by the Seton Hall diamond
warriors We're primarily respon-
sible for the victory scored by the Sc
tonia varsity nine against the Niagara
University team at South Orange yes
terday. Curtin held the visitors to an
even half-doZen hits and slammed out
two safeties himself. The visitors be-
gan by scoring run in the initial in
ming, but the South Orangeites came
back with a brace of tallies. The
Niagara nine took the lead by scoring
once in the fifth and once in the sixth
innings, but the victors sewed the game
up in the seventh by scoring four
times.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
JEFF FORSWEARS
BOXING SO AS NOT
TO HEAT HIS BLOOD
Skin Trouble Expected to Vanish
in Few.Days-Ind0O
Work.
BEN LoMoND. Cal. April p

TAMES j. JEFFR1ES yesterday
made up for his vacation of Mon
y day by working with redoubled
energy. He declared he felt in work.
iEg mood and allowed himself little
rest He worked on all the indoor
strength building devices with vim.
A six-round boxing bout with Sam
Berger was planned for tAe afternoon
but Jeffriess work in the morning was
SO warming that his trainers did not
want to heat his blood any more and
the bout was postponed The skin
trouble on Jeffries's back is disappear
ing rapidly and his trainers expect to
eradicate it in two days more.
Jeffries spent the afternoon hours
working with the laborers on the river
dam. which sprung aleak on Saturday
Until the leak is stopped boating and
swimming are impossible As these are
Teffries's favorite pastinses he will put
In much of his time helping at the dam
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
WI. .DFANG AND NELSON
WILL BE AT INSTITUTE.

The boxing craze has struck the
members Of the Institute A. G and q
saw ls-foot ring, a modern affair IN
egery way has been constructed for
f1le bouts to be held at the club head
suarters tomorrow night.on New street.
Young Wildfang, the local welter-
weight boxer of repute, has been Sc
cured to oppose Harry White in the
star bout of the bill and several other
well-lSnown local boxers will be among
those whose names are on the card.
Battling Nelson has accepted the in
Vitation of the club to witness the
bouts and will be a. spectator.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
DETROIT WOULD GIVE
$4,000 TO WRESTLERS

DETROIT. Mich. April Thames
Singeyn, Of Detroit announced yester-
Say that he would submit an offer OF
10000 purse in an effort to bring the
wrestling contest between Frank
laus zbyssko. Polish champion. to this
city. II the Detroit offer is accepted. it
is said the match will probably be
staged at Bennett Park. the home of
the Detroit American League Tigers.
and will be a daylight affair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27


Reports from Provi-
dence are to the effect
that Jawn Camel is con-
valescing after the severe
of "frigid pedal extremi-
ties" he suffered here on
his recent trip.
Tough.
Bill Dill is in hard luck.
He stopped down to PICK
up a nickle he saw lying
on the ground Yesterday
and in doing SO a quar-
ter fell out of his pocket
and disappeared. The
worst part of it was that
the nlckle was plugged.
Bill's only satisfaction
was that the Public Serv-
ice now has "pay-as-you-
enter" cars in use or II
would have been q dead
loss of thirty cents.
Dear 1mp-Is this the
first time Newark ever
wen the pennAnt2
RAZzOL.
no, this isn't the iirsl
tiple. Not yot.-Ed,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
"JR. ORDER" NIGHT
ON TUXEDO ALLEYS

~ ELEGATIONS from various coun-
ellis in Essex county will be out
in force tonight at the Tuxedo
alleys to celebrate Junior Order night
in the head-pin tourney. More than
seventy men will compete for the sill
yer cups and gold medals. Last night
scores were low. The five men of the
Weston NJ. D. team just equaled the
individual record score made by Grin
stead a couple of weeks ago by totaling
116 pins The scores: Weston D. D.,
255; Weston NJ. D., 11s; Patton a, SSs;
Patton B, S2s; Eagles, 30s; Urelias, 2so;
Worthington, 345.
George I.eGlise wants a few more
teams for his two-man tourney, which
has been limited to fifteen teams. The
entry fee is So and entries close next
Tuesday.
Billy Weingarth, of the Tuxedo al
leys, left for Baltimore yesterday to
take part in the \. B. A. tourney. He
will bowl with the crack Brunswick
Five, of New York, which is scheduled
for tonight.
The roll-off of the tie for first place
in the LeGlise five-man tourney be-
tween the Division and East End
teams will take place next Tuesday
night. Both teams have host OF fol-
lowers and a big crowd is expected.
In the Royal Arcanum League last
night the Corinthian n beat Adamant
five three straight. The scores.
Corinthian A-Tompkins, 216. 1S2, ITO;
Pemberton, 1877, 14l. 172: Wilson, POS
1s0, 1874; BIuhn1. 149 159, 10; Nelson, 1853
207, 2o4 Totals, 92o, 1863, 900.
Adamant-A. A. Cross 1876. 1874, 1855
Krautter, 81, 1s1. ia; Coe, 157, 142, 14Si
L. Gross. 1ss, 11s. III; Misner, 11s, fss
155 Totals, 40, I24. Isl.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
NEW SCHOOL IS COMpL ETED.

BAYONNE, April 27.-Work on the
new High School building at Thirty
first street and the Boulevard, is com
pleted. and arrangements are being
made to have the pupils transferred
from the old building May Q. The for
nal dedication of the school viii take
place several weeks later
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
PHILLIES CONTINUE STRIDE.

PHILADELPHIA. April 27.--Costly
errors and two-base hit by Bates in
the ninth inning put the Beaneaters to
rout at Philadelphia yesterday, the
Phillies winning the contest by score
Of "a. Boston practically threw the
game away by rank fielding. that offset
Curtis's excellent pitching. The score
by innings:
R.HE.
Philadelphia ....c02 0O12-5 Z 4
Boston ..........S 90 0 0 Q "a Z >
Batteries-C'urtis and Graham, Smith,
Ewing and Doom. Umpires-Risler and
Emslie.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
FAMOUS JACK" HATHAWAY,
B00kMAKER, STAYS SELF.

NEW YORK. April 27---"Jack" Hath
away once widely known as racing
man, booilmaker and poolroom pro-
prietor. committed suicide last evening
by shooting himself in a Brooklyn sa-
loon.
Ever since the restrictions on betting
in this State he had been despondent.
He was 80 years old and famous for his
immaculate attire
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
.rFroN AVENUE OPENING. FOURTH


CLIFTON AVENUE OPENING. FOURTH
AVENUE OPENING.
Notice Is hereby given that the commissioners
heretofore appointed b. the Mayor Of the City
OF Newark TO make an estimate and assess
rnent upon all the owners of all the lands and
real estate In the City OF Newark peculiarly
benefited or damaged by any local improve
nent in the said city in proportion nearly
as may be 10 The advantage each was deemed
to have acquired have made estimate and
assessment OF damages sustained by al the
owners Of All the lands and real estate In the
city OF Newark peculiarly damaged b.. each of
the following improvements in said city.
namely
The opening Of
CLIFTON AVENUE.
from Abingdon avenue TO Second avenue.
The opening Of
FOURTH AVENUE,
from Fifth street to Roseyle avenue, and have
flied their reports of said assessments for dam
ages in the ONCE OF the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of the County of Essex and that the Judge
of said court has fixed saturday. the ihrtIetb
day OF April 1910 at ten o'cloeh in TIE fore
noon in the Circuit Court room at tho Court
House in the City OF Newark, as the time and
place OF hearing any objections that may be
made to the said assessments
JEigIsEFsf EoGcis.
srra6-st City Attorney.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
ONE OUT A WINS.

The One Out AS and the One Out BIS
of the National Turn Verein held the
second game of a series to decide their
basketball supremacy. The One out
B team met its first defeat. fhe score
was to 4. The lineup
one Out B. One Out A.
+. Gaertner. r.................H. Friedfeld
Left guard
ri. Kun. ....................F Lipter
Right guard.
W bdeItner ........s...-...J J. M3nBer
Centre.
d. Dicker. .....................H II. Krause
Left forward.
r. Bela....... ....................W Krausa
Right forward.
The first half was to o in favor Of
One Out B. 3. Bella made this basket
from the centre of the court. In the
second half w. Gaertner made the
basket for the BIS and J. J. Manger,
w. Krause and f. Llpter made the
baskets for the AS. The last basket
was made by Lipter while in a difficult
position. He was on the side of the
basket blocked by F. Gaertner. when
he shot high into the air with his one
hand W. Gaertner had many chances.
but was too slow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27


We arc in receipt of All
invita- ton from the "Bash-
ful Five" for q lunch-box
party. 10 be held NJ St.
Georges Hall tonight.
Wednesday night ID a
rather inopportune eve
ming for us, but wo'll talk
it over with her.
That Outfieid.
A submarine aeroplane
could have been utilized
by Messrs. Ganley, Gett-
man and Kelly at the
local park yesterday very
handily.
All Fools, Etc.
IL. r. s., of Chestnut
street, kearny, and Fl.
3. F.. Of Brighton ave-
nue., same town, mistook
the light on the Metro
politan building. New
York. for Hslley's
comet at , o'clock one
morning last week and
sat in their bedrooms
Watching il until day
break. &. w. I.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27

CLAY STREET AND CARLISLE PI1ACE +
c,FENTNc' AND WIDENING.
Notice 80 hereby givcu TINT fhc uudefsigned
commissioners duly appointed TO compute. estit
mate. FIX. determne and make all the assess
merits of damages and benefits for local i'm
proyemsnts in the city of Newark will, opa
Thursday, tho tsontr-e gth day Of April 1910,
at e30 o'clock in the afternoon Of that day1 as a
their Office room No. T. third floor City Hail;G
In this City OF Newark hold their first meeting HI
to estimate, sssess and award the damages thea s.
any owner or owners Of lands and reslsestsase-,
may sustain hy taking and appropriatnF of the :
lands snd real estate necessary to be taken and n
appropriated by the following local improve
menfs.
The opening and widening Of
CLAY STREET ft
and -tf
cARJISTE PLACE
from Broad street 10 Ogden street -sast
Dated April q. 1910. ~
WILLIAM DlMcND 3na4fsl
JOHN u MONAHAN
ADoLPH TtSCH, 'itas.s3s.
errz-@ ccmmlzslonerrA h
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
CITY LEAGUE SELECTS ITS UMPIRES

A strong semi professional battery is
open for engagements with clubs Offer
ing Inducements. Address, J. f. Muir
ray, 325 Barrow street, Jersey City.
The Newark Giants have Sunday aft
ernoon open. Would like to fill same
with some first-class, team wishing
high-class attraction. Joe Carter, IS
Clayton street.
The chief business at the next meet
ing of the Branch Brook League next
week will be the appointment of "A
staff of umpires. Applications are
now in order. Address Secretary James
Whelan, jr.. 1913 Parker street
A good fielder would like to play on
some fast 10 or is year old team. John
Smeltzer, 50 Garden street. Newark.
The Sacred Hearts, of East Orange,
defeated the Peerless F. C. by tho
score of to at fremont Oval, sun
day afternoon. The fielding of tho
Sacred Hearts was almost perfect,
while their. hits were few, but timely.
The score:
Peerless f. Goo 0 0 20 0 1--2
Sacred Hearts. ! 0 s 90 o ox-5 8
Batteries-Peerless F. c., Carmen,
Dalloy and Billows; Sacred Hearts. III
Ogden and r. Henry.
A meeting of the Jr o. u. A. M. Base
ball League will be held tonight at the
headquarters of the American Business
Bureau, 103 Market street. Final ar
will be made for the OPEN
ing of the season on May IA. Managers
who do not attend this meeting Will
have to be content with the arrange
ments decided upon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27

"FE Phiilies continued their win
ming streak in the National
League by taking another game
from the Beaneaters. The Giants
helped to put Brooklyn down lower in
the race by defeating the Superbas in
q ding-dong battle at the Polo Grounds
The Chicago o-Pittsburg game was pre-
vented by rain and the Cincinnati-St.
Louis game was postponed because of
cold weather
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
PHILLIES' WINNING
STREAK STILL ON
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Resuhs.
New York, .: Brooklyn g.
Philadelphia, s. Boston, 4.
s.. Louis at Cincnns Ii: cold.
Pittsburg at Chicago. rain.
Games To-day.
New York at Philadelphia
Piitsburg at Chicago.
BROOKLYN at Boston.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Wash-
ington tlrove two pitchers to the bench
yesterday defeating New York to Z.
Walker was effective at critical points.
errors by Schaefer and Lelivelt being
responsible for three of New Yorks'
runs in the last inning Score:
R.H.E.
Washington -. / 0 s 9 0 0 0 50 IL 2
New York 80. 0 0 0 l 2 0 0 04-7 /
Batteries-Warhop, F'rill. Manning
and Sweeney; Walker and Street Um-
pires-Evans and Egan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
YANKS IN GREAT
4-STORY TUMBLE
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Washington. 9; New York. l.
All ether scheduled games postponed be-
carte of unfavorable weather conditions.
Games To-day.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington
Detroit at St Louis
Chicago at Cleveland.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
1919 TURNER'S VS.. 1897 TURNER'S.

Tonight, at the National Turn Hall
ON Bruce street, the National Turn
Verein Juniors will play their last
game OF the season, when they will
meet the National Turn verein Juniors
of 1897, the first Junior team the verein
had The lineup:
Nat. Jrs. 1910 Nat. Jrs. 1897
FNcptI ..'...tf f..-......- E. ......s.s.s. tbOpp
Right forward.
~ telmer ...,......... Chamcr
Left forward.
f3ilNI .-.,...,5.--. .|......, ..,..... lnuefNelS
Centre.
NJ. ReimeH ..,......-...-.... Eickenbush
~ Right guard
u pSi'lplsye ,Aavf - ~. 4 ii ~, Shiplnan
Left guard.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
GIANTS WIN IN NINTH.

NEW YORK, April Pin poorly
played game New York defeated Brook
lyn yesterday, 8 TO 5. The Giants got
the winning run in the ninth on Merkie's
triple and Meyers's single. The score
by innings:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-27
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing proposed ordinance passed second
reading and was ordered to third and ANAL
reading at meeting OF the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners held April Il, 1917;
An ordinance TO amend Section oil ot the
Revised Ordinances of the City OF Newark
Reyision of 1902. approved January 3, 1902.
Be it ordained By the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners Of the City OF Newark as
section l. That Section 81 of the Revised
Ordinances NJ the City of Newark (Revision Of
1902 Approved January 3. 1t02. he and the same
is her eby amended 10 read as follows:
Section .ol1. No person firm or corporation
shall take up remove. repair or in any man
ner disturb. TO be taken up, removed,
repaired disturbed, any sidewalk or portion
thereof in the City Of Newark. for any purpose
whatsoever, without first having obtained the
written permission of the General Superintend-
ent of Works Of the City of Newark; the said
General Superirt OF Works is hereby
authorized and directed. upon issuing any such
permit. to charge the person apnlyin for the
same a fee o, one dollar osl.oo) for the same.
ard such permit shall be issued until said
fee shall have been paid.
Any person, firm corporation which shall
violate tie rrovisions of this ordinance shall,
upon conviction, forfeit and pay penalty of
Eve dollars 600 for the first offense and ten
dollars $1,000 for each subsequent offense.
Section 2. All ordinances and parts of ordi-
nances inconsistent With the provisions Of this
ordinance be ard the same hereby repealed.
Section This ordinance shall take effect
A. Fl. pENNAN.
President q he Board of Street and Water
$50 VIM. E eREATHEAp.
apr22-5t Clerk of the Board
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE
BoARD OF STREET - AMp ND, VA WATER
OF NEWARK.
NOTICE
The final estimates for the following contracts
will be presented to the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners Of the city OF Newark.
FOR acceptance at the regular meeting on
Thursday, May 9Th, 1e1o. between 3:I5 and 1880
y. M, viz:
Construction OF
COMMERCIAL STREET SEWER
from Railroad place easterly.
sof-TII TWELFTH STREET SEWER
from Thirteenth avenue to South Orange ave-
All objections to the payment OF said esti-
or before Thursday. May 9TH 1910 before 2
o'clock p. m.
Dated April 2sth, 1rt,r,s 1sle- :, s,,,.,,,,r,
apr2s-5t Chief Engineer.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the foi-
Board Of street ARD Water Commissioners and
approved bv the Mayor OF the city Of Newark
and pursuant TO Chapter s. OF the State Laws of
1909 is herewith published by title;
4 further supplement- 10 m ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance 70 csts blish the OF cert In
streets in the City OF Newark fchangtne narues
Of Aqueduct streel TO Highland avenue. chad
wick street to Chadwick avenue Lower road TO
Elizabeth 10 Meeker svenue)
Adopted April list, 1910
A. n. oENMAN
wM. E GREATHEAD.
Clerk Of the Board
JACOB HAUssfaNe.
Mayor.