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ON THE COURTS

their last few games. Lew Reilly has
been averaging twelve points a game.
In a recent game in Jersey City he
scored twenty-five points, including
thirteen fouls out of fifteen tries
Tuite and Ryan at guards are a
tower of strength and generally keep
their men from scoring. jackson,
Herman and Lyons have been out of
the game at different times, but have
now returned to form.
At New Saenger Hall tonight the
Edgemores and the Princeton five
will clash.
The knights of Columbus Juniors,
who made such a good record on
the courts, are now without home
They may secure Rentschler's Hall
for preliminary contests.
Accommodations for a large crowd
are being made for the game at Har-
monia Hall, between the ST. Michaels
and the Crescents, of Paterson. Fri
day night.
The Hospital five defeated the Full
ton five. of this city, at Overlook
last night by a score of 80 to 26. The
locals led at the end of the first half
by II to IL. Fast playing and clever
goal shooting by the homesters in the
final session however enabled them
to win.
Mike Ryan, local youngster, looks
like conner in the cage game. Mike,
who by the way is a brother of Lieu
tenants detective Paddy Ryan, is a
member of several local junior fives
Horn is no longer a member of the
Bay View Juniors so it is rumored.
Difference with the manager is said
to be the cause.
The All-Newark five, which has
heretofore been governed by a body
of three members, will now be man.
aged and captained by no one but
Charles F. Duerr. After the disas-
trous defeat of last Friday by the
st. Michaels the All-Newarks agreed
upon the above change. On Sunday
evening at Kunzman's Hall the ALL
Newarks will play the Ironside A. C. |
and will present a lineup that will
make the Ironsides hustle to win |
The manager would also like to hear
from the Dominicans.
McDermitt is no longer a member
of the st. Benedict Prep. School team, |
it is said. Mac has turned profession
al and for this reason he will be
unable to don a Saint" uniform.
At Casino Hall tomorrow afternoon
the junior and sophomore classes of
St Benedict prep School, will come
together in a game. The juniors will
have a 25-point handicap.
Tie Dominican H. N. S. team
showed fine form last night. With
their regular men in the lineup they |
came back wonderfully, and are now
confident of making a fine record for
the remainder of the season.
A big crowd was on hand at the |
South Ninth street court last night. |
College basketball was much in evil
dence, for the Cathedral Collegiates
displayed skill at caging and pass
ing, with rough work barred.
The West Side five have aban-
doned play at Kunzmann's Hall for
Thursday nights. They will prob
ably play under the name of the
."AIl-Stars" on Tuesday nights at
New Saenger Hall, beginning next
week.
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1t was an excellent exhibition that
was given last night in The Star
head-pin tournament on the lro-
quois alleys. Fifty-five bowlers were
out from this city, Belleville ana
Elizabeth The feature tally of lOS
went to the credit of Tony Gentle,
of the Miller street Car Barn No. l
team. He needed two more pins to
win one of the gold watch fobs Of
fered by The Star to those who have
scores of ITO, but he was handed one
of the silver trophies which go to
those who have scores between 100
and 10.
Bowlers from the freight station
of the Pennsylvania railroad were
the first to go on. In the first squad
there were no winners. With the
Pennsylvania Railroad No. team
the Wilsimot No. 1 quintet, of Eliz-
abeth, rolled in the second squad.
The Elizabeth team produced two
watch fob winners. Lewis j. Cal
laudet tailed 1903 and William Melvin
was there for an even 100, both haV-
ing twelve good hits in a row. Mel
vim had 90 in the eleventh frame,
and he was given a big round of APP
plause when the necessary eight pins
fell on his twelfth ball. The VIII
simot No. 2 and No. 3 teams formed
the next squad. Cunningham was
high with 95 and Boelzle had 80.
Then came the Miller Street Car
Barn No. l and No. teams. Aside
from Gentle, with his 10S, there were
no watch fob winners in this squad.
The Valley Hose Company, Of
Belleville, sent two teams to form
the next squad. George Polking-
horne distinguished himself by get
ting tally of 102, though he had
miss in the sixth frame. After get
ting Ave in the first frame he had
four strikes. After his miss he came
nicely and wound up with
two strikes. The South Elizabeth
bowlers wound up the nights sport.
Roseville won the odd game of three
from Park A. A on its own alleys
last night in a Newark League match.
The Rosevilles hold first place in the
league.
Doric B rolled with but three men
against Corinthian on the Weingarth
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With Local Pin knights

alleys in a Royal Arcanum League
match last night and lost three In a
row.
Auditors No l made a clean sweep
over Division F and Industrial Ac-
tuarial took two out of three from
Tracing in a pair of "Pru" handicap
tournament matches rolled over the
Weingarth & Whatton drives yester-
day afternoon.
Hoboken made three in a row On
the Plainfield alleys in an Elks'
League match last night Hoboken
rolled great pins, averaging 1902 for
three games The winners scored 943
in the first, 1867 in the second and
1.022 in the third.
Ness. of the Reformed team of the
Newark Church League, rolled a BIT
score in one of the games against the
Mission Five last night.
Goefer, of Unique, rolling in the
White Palace tournament last night,
made total score of 23S in his sec.
ond game.
Central Foundry won the odd game
of three from Crane Company in a.
Plumbing Supply League contest
rolled on the Iroquois drives last
night.
Van Ness. of the B. G. and team
of the jewelers. League, averaged
2oO-1 for four games last night
The feature of the EIks' League
match between Jersey City and New
Brunswick, rolled at New Brunswick
last night, was the total score of 1853
made by the "Joiseys" in the second
game. The Brunswick team, leaders
of the league, took two out of, three
games, however In the big total
score Coffman tailed 225, Book 237.
Russell 207, Hisor 203 and Corydon 1ss.
West End bowlers stepped into fifth
place In the Suburban League as a
result of their triple victory over the
Nationals on their own alleys last
night. Schmauder, of the Nationals.
rolled the only double-century score.
totaling PIG in the first game.
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WRESTLING AT MINERS

Joe Andrews, the crack local heavy
weight, who has been showing well
throughout the East of late. will meet
Fritz Mohl, the husky Swiss, in the
main wrestling match at MineA's En-
pire Theatre tonight. 1t will mark
Moths first appearance in this coun-
try, and he will be watched keenly
The event will be to a finish.
Professor Aplas, of Passaic, and
Haggis, the big Greek middleweight
crack will have it out in the open
ing bout. Aplas has been winning
consistently of late. while Haggis
has been awarded the name demon"
for his great enduring powers.
Both contests will be under the
personal direction of George Bothner.
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oAYETY WRESTLING CARD

Lex Bersin, the popular middle
weight champion of the United States
navy, who will try conclusions with
John Mclaughlin, the Irish Lad, of
County Donegal, Ireland, on the mat,
at the Gayety Theatre tonight, is
brimful of confidence In his ability to
win declsively.
Nicola Montagano, the burly Italian
WelterWeight champion, who will APP
pear against Young Wiley in
finish match, will be looked after
by John Perrelli, the Italian heavy
weight champion of this country, and
Luigi Montagano, and he should have
no excuses 10 offer If he suffers de-
feat.
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BY SURE SHOT

. I 0ONE 0FIO
AT Dominican hall last night the
Dominican H. N. S. team won from
the Cathedral College quintet, AZ to
81, in an interesting and exciting
game Phil Corrigan and Vidi Dough
erty helped in the home teams vic
tory by their clever all around work.
The first half favored the Dominicans
by 25 to II. The visitors were in the
game al the way and at no time did
the home lads have big lead.
Two good basketball games are
carded for tonight. UP in Maplewo0d,
the Maplewood Field Club quintet
will have the New York Medical Col
Iege five to contend with. The New
Workers have made an excellent rec
ord to date this season and should
give the suburbanites a great game.
There will be a preliminary contest.
over at Turn Hall in Bruce street
the National Turner's are going to
play the Elizabeth five.
Bel Evans's ability TO cage goals
from the free throw enabled the Or
ange High School team to down the
East Side High representatives q 20
Is, at the Orange Armory court yes
terday afternoon. Evans tossed in
eleven foul points and scored trio of
field goals, thus making his total
points II out of the II secured secured
by his team. The Orange seconds won
from the East Side Seconds, IA to 8.
in the preliminary contest.
The Seton Hall College five lost TO
the Cathedral College quintet, IS to
Il. at New York yesterday afternoon.
Tt was the second game between these
two fives, the first, played earlier in
the season, resulting in a victory for
Setonia. Peter Jones did best work
for the South Orangeites, and Green
starred for the home team.
Three Public School League cham
pionships have already been decided.
The Southern intermediate League
goes to Belmont, while
Morton has won the Northern Inter
mediate honors. The Senior League
schedule has not at yet been COM
pleted
The Belmont avenue Junior team
holds the Southern Junior League
championship, as a result of its vic
tory over Eighteenth avenues junior
five. at Belmont court yesterday
afternoon. The final score was 9 to :.
No more Monday night games in
Harrison. The contests at Parish
Hall did not result satisfactorily in a
financial way for the X. of c. man
agement anyway. There ought to be
a big crowd tomorrow night, however,
when the Trenton Nationals will APP
pear against the knights, at Rentsch-
ler's Hall Manager Tommy Cava-
naugh says that the best quintets of
the country will appear in Harrison
against the Knights hereafter.
The st. Mary's Catholic Club, of
High and William streets, is about
one OF the best junior teams in the
city. They are handing defeats to
all the best teams of their weight
ana strength, defeating the knights
of Columbus Juniors, Glencoe five,
the Park A A., of Montclair, and
others. At Casino Hall tomorrow
night the Saints will play the Pru-
Dental A. A. The home team will
line up as follows; Young and Lang,
forwards; Grimm. centre; r. De
Wyngaert, A. Robrecht and P. De
Wyngaert guards.
The Murray five is again playing a
fast game as has been shown in
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POOR BOUT AT PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. Jan. 22.-In
a very poor bout at the Marieville
A. C. here last night. Joe Jeanette
was awarded the decision over Bat
Ting Jim Johnson in the fifteenth
round, when Johnson hit him in the
face on the breakaway. The round
had thirty seconds more to go. There
was no action in the bout at all, and
it looked as if the big fellows came
to this place just to pull down the
coin.
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REAL ESTATE.
SFERs.

NEW a kk.
Louis L. Friedman TO John May
land. Hunter st, 225 # W fir
sherman ay, 33Xl0o. ..,,............. s
Gox-Treat Realty Co. TO George
Powell, 5 Weequahic av. TAI fl
W FIR Elizabeth az. 3OX100.
Elizabeth Lingsweier to Herman
Pashkow ct al, Taylor st, POI
II FIR Summer av. 20Xl0S.........
Henrietta NJ. Sayre ct al to BanniS-
ter & Pollard Co. q cor y. ].
X. K. av aud Walnut st. 75x97 -. S.
Eli Mandelbaum 10 Harry w.
Resky, Q ). 18th st, 2S4 # fir
Orange st, 25x100 ....................
Mein Marx to Carolina Duveneck.
n l4th av, 2l2 # Q FIR Maple av.
Forest Hill Land Co TO Edmund
j. Kohn, S Delavan av 66 fl w
fir Ridge st, 33Xl00 ..............
Cora f. Knapp and bus to John HUI
dock. $ Gichenor st, 262 TT W
fr Hermon st, 22X60 .................
Schuldt, 5 Hunter st, 225 # W
fr sherman ay, 33xl0O, and other
tract OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Charles Fasullo to Norris Dimond,
IS Sth av, 800 fl W FIR Nesbitt ay,
Otto Reiss to sophia j. Reiss. n 8
Clinton av, Sc # fir Jelliff av,
3lx1O0 .......................
George L. Dennis to William S.
Hope. S S. Orange ay, So TT w
fir Stuyvesant av. 23xl25 ...........
William II. Hope to Sylvia j. Goe-
ken, same property .................
Samuel Berger to Charles A.
Schuldt. n Ferry ST. 100 # fr
Schalk st. 25x70 Observation-Disclosures.
TOWNSHIPS.
Eugenia A. Skllman and hus TO
Walter c. Jacobs. E. Orange,
S. Orange av' 2s # fir Norwood
T-niversaI development Co r. Avis
Iber ct al, Bloouheld, E.
Passaic av. div line lots 44s-i4e.
map 1st party, 2Sxl21 ............
Attafissia T.. Hankins ct al to Fred
erick B. Cobbett, Millburn, W
cor lot Hannah NJ. Ellis, n VS.
Orchard st, 40x40. and other tract
Frederick b. Cobbett to Sarah VI.
Peer ct al, MilIburn, same prop
erty ........,.............
Cornelius V. Brinkerhoff to Ella Nc
Caskie ct al, f. Orange lot No. 5,
map Thomas J Smith, e n.
Sarah Torreus ct al to Joseph Tor
reus, Montclair VS. Gray st,
800 1T FIR Grove st. 50x102 800.
Pierson r. Mitchell to Pierson VI.
Neaye, Glen Ridge, W Highland
ay, 5l2 # fr land George S.
w dTuNtlls iVVASfo ".s...s..s....
George A. Hull to Ida l.. McCloud,
Il. Orange, G NJ Park st. 1855
# " fir Ira Williams's land,
Same 10 same. T.. Orange, 2 $ SAN
ford st. 200 II fir fremont av,
97x24 .....-t,t... ........,............
ida l.. McClond to Mary q. Hill. r.
Orange, same property .....
Same to same, h. Orange, e \.
Park st, 165 It FIR Ira Will
iams's land. 25x125 ........,........
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Philip McKim Garrison ct al to Nc
Kim tract, w. Orange, W Oak
bend, 1856 station In Llewellyn
Park. 11Sx219, and other tract.
By-Sel Realty Co. to Montclair De
velopment Co. Montclair. 5 e cor
Beverley I'd and Grove ST. 17lx2OO,
and other tract ..................y
Montclair Realty Co to same,
Montclair, Watching av. POP 1T
e Fl Grove st, 433x793 ..............
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BOWLING TONIGHT

The Star Headpin Tournament.
Westfield night, twelve or
more teams; manager, Albert
E. Snyder, on the Iroquois al
leys.
Suburban League.
Northern at Celluloid, Belle
vile at South Orange.
Athletic League.
New York at Elizabeth.
Prudential League.
Division X VS.. Supervisors,
Division L VS.. Application, on
Weingarth & Whatton's
alleys.
Orange Church League.
Bethel VS.. st. Agnes, Cal
vary VS.. First Congregational
on Schmidt's Alpha alleys, Or
ange.
Elks' League.
Rutherford at Paterson. New
York at Newark
y. J. National Tournament.
Roseville, w. e. w. No. l, CO.
lonial, on Weingarth G. What
toms alleys.
Plumbers Supply League.
Eisner Brothers VS.. Essex.
Foundry, on the Iroquois al
leys.
Pythian League.
Covenant VS.. Henry Clay,
; Elberon vs.. West Hudson, on
the Tuxedo alleys.
Newark Church League.
: West VS.. Centenary, Knox vs..
DeGroot. on the Eureka al
: leys.
Kraemer Tournament.
Indians, Mohawk, Spalding A,
: on Kraemer's alleys.
. East End Tournament.
. Ironbound, Vailsburg. East
: End, on the East End alleys.
Royal Arcanum League.
. Adamant A VS.. South Or
. ange. on Weingarth & What
tons alleys.
Junior League.
Central Colts vs.. Peerless, on
Weingarth & Whatton's al
! leys.
jewelers. League.
! Richardson. Taylor, Hedges,
on Clark's Empire alleys.
knights of Columbus League.
OH Branch VS.. Belleville, al
Belleville.
! Commercial League.
New York Telephone. VS..
Crescent Watch Case. on Vein
garth & Whatton's alleys.
MontcIaIr Interclub League.
Glen Ridge at Montclair A. c.
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Kennedy Beat Benedict

NEW. YORK, Jan. 22-Big Tom
Kennedy defeated Al Benedict in ten
rounds of fighting last night in
Browns Gymnasium. Although Ken
nedy was hog fat, he was too fast
and clever for Benedict. and handed
him severe lacing:
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Connors May Go TO Australia

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 22.-Tommy
Connors, the local boy, who has been
matched with Jack Dillon for twenty
rounds at Springfield, Mass, January
81, has just received a good offer to
go to Australia.
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DIES FROM FALL

TRENTON, Jan. 22.-While attend
ing the funeral of her son on New
Years day Mrs. Rachel A. Mains fell
and was hurt. Today she died as the
result of the fall.
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DRAW FOR BRATToN

POTTSTOWN, Pa, Jan. 22.-Eddie
Bratton. of Manayunlt, went six hard
rounds to draw with Frank
Sharkey, of Norristown, at the week
Nv carnival of the National A. c. here.
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Iron KING" DIES

VIENNA, Jan. 22.-karl Wittgen-
stein, who at one time controlled the
whole Austrian iron industry, died to-
day. He was a great philanthropist
and patron of arts.
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Houck and Dillon Tonight

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22.-Leo
Houck. Of Lancaster, and Jack Dill
lon, of Indianapolis, meet in the
wind-up tonight at the Olympia A. c.
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MEETINGS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Newark
Telephone Company. for the election Of d.
rectors and the transaction of other neces
sary business. will be held a the office of
the company, pa Market street. Newark NJ
j., on Monday, February g. 1913. at twelve
O'Clock noon.
A. NoRToN-TAYLoR,
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Alfred De ORC and Thomas Hueston
will settle the pool championship the
latter part of February. In twenty
three years De Orc has lost only four
pool matches. He has been beaten
several times in tournaments, but
has been almost invincible in matches.
His last defeat in match took place
at st. Louis in November, 1908, when
won the championship from
l, ixxa
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CERTIFICATE OF DECREASE OF CAPl


CERTIFICATE OF DECREASE OF CAPT.
TAI STOCK.
The Imperial Varnish Works. 2 corpora
ion Of New Jersey. doth hereby certify that
IL has decreased its capital stock from fifty
thousand dollars $50 000), consisting Of five
hundred 5000 shares. TO one thousand dol
lars 81. 000l. consisting Of ten (10l shares of
one hundred dollars CSl001 each by the pur-
chase Of four hundred and thirty-one 431)
81 Cres Of said stock now standing in the
name Of T. A. Rinehart, for the sum of
twenty-five thousand dollars ts25O00l, being
a price not above par. and by retiring ffty-
nine so other shares of ssid stock owned
by the corporation and remaining unissued,
said decrease Of capital stock having been
declared by resolution Of the board Of di-
rectors Of said corporation (above recited)
70 be advisable, and having been duly and
regularly assented to by the vote of two
thirds in interest Of each class of stockhold-
called by the board Of directors for thai
purpose and the written assent of said
stockholders Is hereto appended.
In witness whereof said corporation has
caused this certificate to be signed BY its
president and secretary, and It's corporate
seal to be hereto affixed the thirtieth day of
December, A. d. 1912.
P. II. W SMITH.
H.. s President
&c. J. WARING.
Secretary.
Attest
f A. Rinehart.
FILED IN Office of Secretary of state Janu-
=. q. & c. N. Eeasbey.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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IN cHANCERY OF NEW JERsEY-To
Henry II. Davis.
BY virtue Of an order of the Court Of
Chancery Of New Jersey. made on the day
of the date hereof In a certain cause where
in Henrietta Davis is petitioner and you are
defendant, you are required to appear and
plead. answer or demur to petitioners petit
ton on or before the tenth day Of March
next or In default thereof such decree win
be taken against you as The Chancellor shall
think equitable and just.
The object Of said suit is to obtain de-
cree annuling the marriage between you
and the said petitioner
Dated January g. 1913.
EDWARD s. BLACK
Solicitor of Petitioner.
P q. address. 800 Prudential Building.
jan15 %. 2afeha12 Newark n. ).
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEW RIS

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall January II. 1918.
The following is the list of the names
residences and places OF business of appli-
cants for licenses contained in all applica-
tions or petitions made to this board for the
granting Of licenses to sell spirituous, vinous,
malt or brewed liquors and not heretofore
published according to law, to wit;
Name. Place Of Business. Residence.
RETAIIS-RENEN VAL.
Anton +. JAM. 124 Hamburg pl. Same place
RETATIS-TRANSFE
William Erhardt from los Nassau St
to 3Ts Broad st........-- .9lS Bergen st,
Christian J. Ficke from - Aqueduct
alley TO 3o3-305 Peshine aN........-...
1S5 So 18th st.
william Fischer from 27s 18th av to
80 Beacon st .,,..-.,-. 40 So 18TH ST.
qustavs F. J. Wegner from 1871 Pacific
st to 2e0 Washington av.- .172 Orange st.
Herman Sack. from 400 So. 18th st. to
2Ts 18th av............--....2 PTS 18th av
RICHARD MILLER,
President.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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Lord Signs With Sox

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Harry Lord
captain of the Chicago White Sox,
has sent in his signed contract for an
other year.
lnttelder Taylor will be turned back
to Oshkosh for more seasoning, now
that Getz had been obtained.
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Omen. High Low. Close.
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PHILA. STOCK MARKET

The following quota tons were fur
nished by Eisele & King: