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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
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Notice Is hereby given, that, pursu-
ant TO resolutions adopted at q regular
meeting OF the Council of the City Of
Perth Amboys held on the 18th day of
October, A, T. 1911 and approved by
the Mayor Of the said City on the 18th
day OF said OCTOBER on the first day
of November, next. at the hour of ten
o'clock In the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as the Curt will hear the
same, application will be mad by the
Council of the City of Perth Arnbov 10
me court on Couarnon Pleas OF the
County Of Mtddiesexs In the State of
New Jersey at the Court House, In
the City or New Brunswick, for the
appointment OF three disinterested per-
sons, freeholders and residents of7the
said City OF Perth Ambeys as Commis~
sioners 10 estimate and assess the
benefits to property by reason OF the
improvements made by paving the fob
lowing streets or portions thereof In
said City:
/. Smith Street. from High Street to
State street with esrheft b1cct<g
Park ven from New Bruns~
wick Avenue "a Broad Strsets with
BItpltfhic Pavi4g material.
5. Barraeks Street With BiEuathfc
Pairing nasterteI
New street with RitaltkhIc Fax-
Ing iAatsriafs
Oak asraek from Market akF8et
20 Hn8ftR s4xeets Wxfh asphalt a1eekA
HRt@8 &RKkA Aaas0ys fs ~ MefanAE
WzraHN ~
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
HUNTING WILL
BEGIN SHORTLY
Plenty Of Rabbits This Year
--Quail Seen.

When the official sunrise gun III
fired on the morning OF November i
the 1911 hunting season wilI HI
ushered In and hundreds OF do9nWfHs
be turned loose In the fields md
woods, closely followed BY men who
have waited many weeks for
chance to get out and hunt the Willy
rabbit and the crafty quail. Trn8.
some of them think more OF d Bh1f8
at a partridge OF a swOodenckskeMs
cause they are experts at dodKtn]Kks.
shot, and when a mai drops o16 OK
them he feels that he has been Amply
rewarded for his long wait. Then,
again, November has anosser attrac4:
ton this year. and that Is the onen~a
Ing OF the water Wild fowl eAA9on.s
It is the Arst time In many xaarf
that the upland gaES-seasou&ad
the water fowl season have 0p$neda
at the same time. Usually they Iapsn
about fifteen days apart ana EA3sa&
sportsman would take d few daye ak
the upland game first and theh rest
up for a few days before fryinxstha
ducks and geese. But now the early
worm must choose either one orth0l
other IL he desires to do his huHfiuE
on the first day OF the seaaorl. tho
object In bringing these two dates
together being to prevent the hssut-
Ing of M illegally while under thu
pretense of hunting for the other.
Quail, partridge grouse, English
or r~fngnecked ~pheasants, Hungarian
partridge, prairie chicken, squirrel.
black and Mallard ducks, 9eAse.
brant, e~helldrake and all ether
ducks, with the exception Of Wood
ducks, will be legal prey on the drst
day of November; that Is, providing
that those hunting them have ~
license to hunt them Extra wardoual
will patrol the woods and zelda III
see that this section or this I&W %
fully obeyed, and woe be to him that
Is caught without the piece Of card.
board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
MAY
BE GIVEN Up
Manager Fox Of Auditorium
Talk on Subject.


Manager Fox, of the Auditorium.
said today it is very unlikely that
running races will be featured III
that amusement hall this winter. III
Est ysaa. re saiu many OF the best
RDng distance runners OF the c0untry
Gave appeared here and hare kfpen.
sterling exhibitions before nearf1V iii
the sport loving crowd lii Perth
Amboy. Owing to this 1t wifi ID
hard to arrange matches for thu
future, he says. This is dua to tha
fact that everybody here knows 5usS
how fast q man is, and will not at~
tend unless they have very good
proof the men are evenly matched,
To arrange a contest of this kind.
requires considerable funds and
would undoubtedly necsssitate an
increase of the admission fee. This
Is against the management'a desire.
SO followers Of the runninx game
may find something of more Interest
Ii they change to basketball ana
watch the struggle in both the senior
and junior leagues. With ali the
setbacks, however, a ffrst-class yHr-
ming exhibition may be ARRANGED
later in the season but it Ii very ufi&
likely the card will ever attain the
degree of proficiency assumed Task,
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
JUNIOR LEAGUE STANDING.

In a fast junior game between the
leaders of the league the Monitors
went down to a not inglorious defeat
at the hands of the Y. M. HI, A. Jr.
Ave by the score of 20 to IA. 1t was
some game. Johnny Hunt did some
star floor work and basket shooting
for the Monitors in the first half, but
LOST heart in the second and fell
down hard. His spirit was missed
and the Monitors failed to rally at
the proper time. Leo G%oldberger
played well for the winners. The
game was held up several times by
protests on decisions by the Moni-
tors. The score:
x. NJ. IL. A. Jrs. (2O) Monitors (14)
N. Goldberger ..,........ Arrol
centre
nner '..s~.s.sss-sss.s.r bagBer
hopioWltz Biting
forwards
oHer .i.s-.s-s.s,......e Loeser
L. ~Goldberger ......~.ss Hunt
guards
Field goais-N. Goldberger CD,
L. G~oldberger ca, Koplowitz, Sher,
Dagger, Arrol, Hunt (4). Foul goals
IL. Goldberger ca, Hunt (4).
Referee. DeVO6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

Philadelphia, Oct. 24:-The ex-
periinental stage OF the football
season has now been passed, and
from this time on 1t will be work
with q capital w. At every big coll
legs the coaches are trying to round
the eleven into tiptop form for the
Important games Of the season,
which are almost upon us. II must
be said for Penn that, while she lost
to Brown recently by a score of 6 to
0, there was nc disgrace attached to
the defeat. On a slippery field, with
the odds ~favoring the heavy Brown
toam, the Red and Blue fought
eameIvl and II was the forward pass
es of the Providence lads which gain
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

ed the verdict. To the enthusiasts
there Is much satisfaction in that
glorious stand the Penn team made
within inches Of the goal line when
they held Brown for downs and boot
ed the ball out of danger. While
the Penn coaches do not want to
have a n man team and have not
as a matter of fact, 1t Is nevertheless
true that Captain Mercer has been 9
Zig FACTOR TINS season III running
back punts and againing ground by
long end runs 1t was almost impos-
sible for Mercer or the other speedy
backs to get started in the recent
game with Brown, and to that may
be attributed PENIS defeat, or at
least her inability to score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

What the Athletics did to Matty
yesterday was a shame. Will
"Rube" get his medicine, too?
y 4
The Z. M. H. A. Jrs. are happy
boys today. They now lead the
Junior Basketball League without
the semblance of opposition. The
Monitors went down to defeat last
night
B. Goldberger has resigned as ref
eree in the senior league. It Is to
be regretted Mr.. Goldberger was
the right man in the right place.
1t looks like the Army for, cham
pionship honors in football this
year. Rutgers ian be proud. They
held the West Pointers to a Is TO 0
score.
Tottenville's basketball team has
a heavy schedule to combat. from all
reports. Manager II. A. w. Krei-
scher should be complimented upon
the results OF his efforts. They will
play some OF the fastest quinteta
In the east.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
PURITANS TO
OPEN SEASON
Play First Game Tonight
With SayreviIle A. A.

All eyes will be on the Puritan A.
q. tonight when they open their bas-
ketbali season with a contest with
the ~Sayreyille A. A. in Kozusko's
hall, Hall avenue and Catherine
street. The Puritans won the city
championship last year and their
strength for this season will be. In
reality. determined by their show
Ing tonight against the crack Sayre-
Vile outfit. Dancing will be enjoy
ed before and after the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
WRESTLING AND BOXING
At THE COUNTY SEAT

There will be a high class wrest-
ling and boxing entertainment at
New Brunswick Friday night, under
the auspices of the Young Mems So
ctal Club.
In the wrestling match the terri
BILE Swede will meet Young Samp-
On. In the main boxing bout Jim
my Manley viii take on Young Sims,
OF Brooklyn, q promising fighter.
Other bouts on the card between
Jack Daley, OF New York, and Eddie
Moran, of Brooklyn, and While
Leyans, of this city, and Henry
Adams, of Newark.
The entertainments started last
Friday with a big crowd In attend
ance. Popular prices Will be Ia or
der.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

Bids will he received at the City
Hail. Perth Amboy, n. 81 until sac D
M Noyember list 1911, for the dis
ontai. Duplex, 1000, geo gallon Pump,
situated at kungon. n o. together
sitA las e-ouuenHtng equipment, from
It's present location IN old pump house
feet more or less. q placed on new
foundation already prepared.
This machinery is TO be properly all
its new Foundation. and finished com
piete to the satisfaction of the Ti5n-
gineer and a OF Water Commits
~sioners
The connections from pump for
to suction and delivery pipes will be
made by the CITY
Tho contractor VIII be responsible
for breakage of n part OF the APP
paratus aud all clearing away OF ex-
listing obstructicng in the performances
OF this work must be satisfactorily
to rights.
Forty-two days from dats OF CON
tract viii be allowed to conaplete this
work. and any work not finished al
the expiration OF q q time will be
taken In ehArgs by the Gfty n per-
formed by thena. the same TO be
charged against contract price
AlEfbI6s must be- accompanied ny .
certified cneqna for s1aA.0o drawn I'd
the order Of the CITY Treasurer.
A satisfactory bond for $f.000.9o wtn
lis required from the suecesafui bidder
Ter tina faithful peS1cFsnanco oE the
Tha Beax4 Qs Rafa&comraEssfonsrs
Kassxx9 tae svI@nE to reSact Any or Ill
bids + ray best aexya TIE Interests
wAN soM Mna.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
t. A. G. WILL TACKLE
FAST TEAM TONIGHT
spsctal 70 shs rY.MrNa

Tottenville, Oct. 25.-Manager
Kreischer and his charges will pack
bag and baggage and journey to
New Brunswick tonight, where they
clash with the Catholic Club In Col
umbia hall 1t will be the first
game for the I. A. O.. but everybody
around here is confident of a rum
away match. Final arrangements
have been made for the entertain
ment of the Riversides, Of Perth
AInboy. on November 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
CHALLENGES
ARE RECEIVED
Nonpariels Will Play AntIers
of Newark Saturday.

John Polensky. manager of the
Nonpariels, was swamped with chal-
lenges yesterday. No less than eight
fast New Jersey teams asking for a
date with the NonparieI quintet.
The Antlers, OF Newark. will play
at the Auditorium, this city, Satur-
day night against the Nonpariels
and will entertain the locals In a re-
turn game at a later date. Manager
Polensky is arranging the remand
er of the schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
PRACTICE HOURS WILL
BE CHANGED SUNDAY

Secretary J.. H. Weitzen. OF the
City Senior Basketball League. has
received a communication from the
management OF the Auditorium stat
ing a change will have to be effec-
tive In the practice hours for this
Sunday, October 20. This is due to
the Y. M. H. A. minstrel show, which
will be staged at that amusement
hall on October 81. They have the
hall Sunday afternoon. The mana
gers of the senior league teams will
confer Friday night at the Audltorl-
UNI, before the senior league game.
relative to doubling up" on the
practice hours this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
RESIGNATION
!, OF REFEREE
Benjamin GoIdberger Gives
Up Senior League Job.

BENJAMIN Goldberger, who has
refereed three senior basketball
league games, has resigned. He at
tributes his action to lack OF time
to attend to his duties as official
referee Of the D organization. He
acted as eleventh man In the Gable
Works--Marfonea sanrs last might,
but that will be his last appearance.
Mr.. Goldberger gave satisfaction,
generally speaking, and knew the
game from "a to o."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
IN
BEST OF TRIM
Football Team Has Some
Hard Practice.

Following their defeat a week ago
at the hands of the Sheridan A. c..
football team, of South Amboy, in a
35 to 0 game, the ~Princetons, of this
city, have put In several hours of
strenuous practice and are now in fit
condition to tackle anything in the
I30-pound class. Their next game
will be at Tottenville Sunday after
noon, when they stack up against
the Alpines, of that place, in the
only game of the season with that
club. Manager Stoier, of the locals,
says he has something Up his sleeve
and will shake 1t down on the way
over to Tottenyille in the ferryboat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
AND PRlNCETONS
WILL CLASH TONIGHT

The Oaks and Princetons Will
CLASH in basketball tonight In Las
kowski's hall, in State street. The
Oaks are going strong and will
prove worthy opponents for the
junior league boys. The Oaks have
booked several other games as we'll.
On Monday night they play the Nep-
tune Juniors, OF South Amboy, and
on Thursday night the Peerless.
Both games will be played in the
am hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
MARI0ONNS WILL
TRY NEPTUNES
Contest in South Ambol
Tonight Another Game.

The Marions are UP against a
hard proposition tonight when they
cross the county bridge and play the
Neptunes, of South Amboy, In Col
umbia hall. 1t will be a game full
of thrills, for the Marions are fresh
from last nights victory over the
Cable Works. The Irouuois. with
McCreery In q forward position, will
play the Neptune Juniors In q pre-
Iiminary game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

ACADEMY FIVE
WILL TRAVEL
Play Friday Night on South
River Court,

The Perth Amboy Academy will
play at South River Friday night.
The Academy will be represented by
two teams, seniors and juniors, as
the "scrubs" of South River are
very DESTROYS of putting one over
on the local boys. The Seniors will
present practically the same lineup
as used by the Riversides In the
City league, save Reynolds at CEN
ter, who will be replaced by Frank
Mccormick. The lineup follows:
Mccormick, c; Burns, Allen, Shantz.
6; Davis and McCreery. (.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
School Sports

Five cents for two basketball
games. Six double headers for a
quarter. Tickets are being sold now
by Manager Boughton.
The first game will probably be
played by the girls. The sun setter
will find the boys In action,
y
Playing baseball in the Q a of
the high school is wholly forbidden.
Friday night at South River, the
Perth Amboy Academy team Will
have a lineup not unknown to Grim
son and white basketball fans"
Mccormick II play center. Scott
Burns III, guard; Schantz, IA,
guard; McCreery and Davis for
wards.
Some fine chess tournaments will
soon be enjoyed by members OF the
senior class. "Sloby'' claims there
are q goodly number already enroll
ed as members OF the chess club.
Basketball practice was held by
the boys Monday afternoon, and for
the first time In several weeks
more than two teams were on hand
for practice. Several regulars"
we're on hand.
The Junior class team Will present
the would have been varsity
team. Mecreery and Davis. for
wardss Goldberger, center: koplo-
wits, guard. The other guard may
BID Koons.
Getting the New york-Athletsc
baseball scores as early as 2:30 p.
n. ia an advantage OF tho high
| school students, which no other
| school has. The students can look
over the EVENING NEWS bulletins
| from their class rooms and see the
| scores Of the 6rat few innings Of ev-
| cry game. before time Of dismissal.
Barringsr high school, East Or
ange n. g., Montclair H. s. Rutgers
| Prep. and EteYena Prep. have form
ed d New Jersey Inter-Scholastie
| Athletic Association. The fight for
basketball championship Of the
league teams will be started jan
uary 18TH
The nrst attraction of the Iea@ue
] will BIZ held at New EnunsWsek'
HutweEe Prep. Vs mast nranDa hf8A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
CURTIS HIGH
ANNEX LOSE
Public School No. | of Tot
tenviiIe is Victor.
special 70 a.. EYEvYransws.

TottenVille, Oct. 25.-The Curtis
High School Annex lost to the Pub.
lie school No. / five yesterday after
moor by the score of 48 to 50. AS
the score shows, both teams had
their eyes on the baskets. Mr.. Boyd
refereed and Mr.. Robbins officiated
as time keeper, Two twenty min.
ute halves were played. The line.
ups: No. ballet, c; McHose,
Gray. Fountain, +; Brown and
Slaight, g.. High school-LaForge4
G.; Copeland and Lehman. {; Ben
ming and Mccormick. g.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
MANAGERS OF JUNIOR
LEAGUE WILL CONVENE

The Junior league basketball magx-
ayers are urged to attend an I'M
portant meeting OF the league Ii tho
Auditorium Friday night before the
Peerless Princeton game The subs
Jeot OF changing the Sunday pra1-
tice hour will be discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

Notice is hereby given, that, pursu-
ant to a resolution adopted by the
council of the city, e Perth Amboy,
by the Mayor OF said City, October
18th. A p, 1911; the Council OF this
City of Perth Amboy aforesaid, in the
County of Middlesex and State OF New
Jersey, on the first day of November.
next, at the hour of ten o'clock In the
forenoon, or as soon thereafter as the
Court Will hear the same, at the Court
House, In the City of New Brunswick,
in the said County of Middlesex, will
apply to the Circuit Court OF the said
County. wherein the City of Perth Am
boy Is situate for the appointment Of
three DISTINGUISHED persons who shall
be freeholders and residents of the
said City Of Perth Amboy, as Commits
sioners To estimate and assess the
benefits to any lands and real estate
benefited by reason Of the construc-
ton of the new sewer In tombstone
Street, from Neville Street to Hall
Avenue. In the said City of Perth AM
boy.
dated Perth Amboy, N. j. October
10. A, d. 1911.
WILBUR LA ROE.
izss fo-2o.2l,ss "A, 25. 2s,27, 49, oss1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
YOUNG ROBERTS WILL
BATTLE AT ROsEBANK

Young Roberts, who fought at the
shows OF the Lotus club, In this
city. on several occasions, will take
on Young Kelley, OF H~tapleton, s..
4, In a ten round star bout batur-
day night at Liberal A. O., s. /.
Roberts Ia from nc=eherE -a1 Is
managed by John Boss. OF Totem
vile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
ROOSEVELT TEAM WILL
INJECT ELIZABETH FIVE
gpeolaI q az EYENINq NEwa.

Roosevelt, Oct. 26:-The st. Jos
eph Lyceums Will meet the Tumble
Five. Of Elizabeth. at Nashss hall
Wednesday night, when a good game
may be expected as the locals have
been In practice for Eix weeks and
are Ia fzne fettie. Edward ConshaIn.
g CnFemo. Is fhe manager of the
locals
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
RICHMOND To PLAY
HUGUENOT ON SUNDAY

Huguenot, oct. 25:-The Rich
mond F. G. will play baseball here
Sunday afternoon for q fair sized
side bet. The game has been pest
poned for two weeks owing to in-
clement weather. Each team has
won d game,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
MARIONS BEAT CABLE
WORKS TEAM EASILY
Surprise Given by victors in Senior
League Contest--Y. N. h. A. Jrs.
Down the Monitors 70 to IA.

Smith, Hickey ..... Belts, Sarokin
forwards
Mulligan, Mullen r, Macan, Musolf
guards
Field goals-Smith (2), Hickey
(3), Schwartz (5), Belts (2), r.
Macan ca. Foul goals-Schwartz
(2). r. Macan ca.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
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G&FA AAsaEs &IHI1n zalazsE EaeE4

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&1r Navy &Twzs@{Ek-$s1N q. nM ana
every 70 M{auEeH eatiI sac ne 81, A1@c
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

The FIRST attraction of tue league
will BIZ held at New E~rHnsWsek
Autweve Prep vs East QranRa Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

This property is naturally no more favored
than are Monument Annex lots.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14
Business P roperty

Broad Street Store. near First Street.
Main Street Store. near First Street.
Cary Street store, near Cherry.
Main Street Store, near Second
Broad Street. corner Henry.
Offices. Ebel Building.
See office list
j. THOMPSON. BROWN 4 CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14
Just For An Example

Suppose that you had a deed to 81
a few lots located around Lee s.
Monument or Davis Monument! 81
~ small fortune, you say and 1
you are right. +
Still, only few years ago, this ver
same property was selling at a very moo
est price. The man who bought thel
either turned over his money quickly, !,
a fair profit, Or held for a tremendol
profit.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-11-14
REBELS TAKE CITIES
TEN ARE CAPTURED BY CHINESE
REVoLUTloNIsTs.
Fifty thousand Are Reported Killed
at Hankow by Bullets, Fire and
Sword.

Shanghai, China.-Hangskow, cap
ital of the province of Che Kiang. has
been captured by the revolutionary
forces. The governor was made a
prisoner, but the Tartar city did not
surrender until after short period OF
fierce lighting
SoO-Chow, in the province of Kiang-
Su, on the Grand canal, has gone over
to the rebels without contest. The
governor and all the officials, together
with the soldiers, have acQuiesced
peacefully in the transfer of author
ity.
Kashing and Ning-Po have fallen be-
fore the revolutionists.
According to Chinese reports $4,000
persons have been killed at Hankow
by bullets, fire and sword
Reports from Chang Sha say that
six cities in Human province have re-
volted, and it is expected that the
whole province will declare tor the
republic. Word has reached here that
Sze-Chuen province, and have issued
passports to the missionaries.
A foreign traveller just returned
from Sian-F'u, in Shen-Si province, re-
ports that district in the widest dis
orders. Former soldiers were looting
everywhere, and there was no trace
of government troops The rebels at
Sian-Fu asserted that all the officials,
from treasurer to taotai, had been
killed, as we'll as the Manchus mep
women Nand children.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-11-14
TAFT REVIEWS FLEET
FLOWER OF NAVY IN SPECTACLE
AT NEW YORK.
Ninety-Nine Ships of War Fire Presi
Dental Salute as Commander in
Chief Is Passed.

New York.-Fresh from his cross
continent tour of $4,000 miles, Presi-
dent Taft, from the wind-swept bridge
of the historic little cruiser yacht
Mayflower, reviewed the mightiest
line of fighting craft ever assembled
under the American flag.
Standing on the bridge of the May
flower anchored off Twenty-third
street, the president braved a 60-mile
gale to receive the homage of % great
s{eel-clad leviathans steaming down
the river along the shore OF New York
city.
After reviewing the feet the presi-
dent left for Hot Springs, Va.
Before his departure the president
issued the following statement:
Those who saw the fighting feet
which was assembled in New York
narbor could not fail to be struck with
its preparedness and with it's high mil
itary efficiency and must have been
proud of its personnel.
Il am more than ever convinced of
the desirability of comforting upon
the commanding officer of our fleet the
title of admiral, or at least of vice-ad-
miral. At present the ranking officer
is rear admiral and this title is not
commensurate with the Importance
Of the fleet. At the reciew of the Ger
man fleet at Kiel, smaller number
Of ships were under the command of
f,,1I
commanded by vice-admirals and each
of four divisions was commanded by
a rear admiral"