Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-22

truly, A. A. MCLEAN.
Manager of Gilbert Gallant.
From all accounts Cross was beaten
and MacLean letter agrees with
other opinions of the fight. Anyway,
the referee, a New York man, gave
Gallant the decision
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This is something the boys UP in
the Oranges ought to know about:
J. p. Nh
| [ have learned to my surprise that
placards stating a wrestling match
is to take place between myself and
Young Mundy, of Brooklyn, on De-
| tober 80, at the German English
School Hall. Orange, are being wide
| ly distributed in the Oranges. The
cards state further that the victor
will meet the winner of the Emile
| Selva- Edward Bakely bout, which
is supposed to follow the contest l
am billed to participate in.
! / am in ignorance of this match
| and know absolutely nothing about
the arrangements for the affair. and
/ am at loss to understand how my
name is being used in connection
with it. | have never wrestle6 pro-
fessonaly, having recently retired as
dIudJtuT nSdN y weight L, NJ. <. "A.
champion of America
To my way of thinking, this is an
evident attempt to wrongfully ex-
tract money from the public of Or
ange. / know of no better way of
exposing this deception than by hav-
ing this communication appear in
your valuable column. and this rea-
son prompts me to request you to
publish the same.
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the identity of the promoters who
are circulating the placards and 9my
endeavors to ascertain who they iare
have so far proved futile.
Thanking you in advance for in
sorting this in the Evening Star, /
am, sincerely.
WILLIAM +. LEIMER.
So those wrestlers are at it again.
You have done WELL Mr.. Eeimer. to
expose them at the very start.
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j. P. NJ:
A claims that at one time a horse
car line was run over Bergen street
| down Fifteenth avenue and through
Belmont avenue to West Kinney
street. B says that horse cars were
! never run on Fifteenth avenue. Who
| is right? p. C.
No horse cars were ever run on
either route.
j. P. NJ:
| York city? NJ. r.
| The, estimated population of New
York city is 5,50O.O0O.
j. p. N:
| what ro,,,iotnai;+;as 1,o-aa,. ~,
| Newark? What are the locations Of
! the police precincts? S. A. j.
Newark is bounded on the north
| by Belleville, on the northwest by
! Bloomfield and Belleville. on the
east by the Passaic river and
Kearny, on the west by South Or
ange and East Orange, and on the
south by Irvington and Elizabeth
The police stations are located as
follows; First, Court and Washing
ton streets; Second Summer and
! Seventh avenues; Third, 1876 Van
Buren, street: Fourth, Seventeenth
! avenue and Livingston street; Fifth,
| Orange and Sixth streets; Sixth,
| Bigelow and Hunterdon streets;
Seventh, 99S South Orange avenue;
Eighth, Washington avenue. Wood
side.
Is there a premium on pennies
dated 1886 and 1862; on two-cent
piece dated 1864; on a three-cent
piece dated 1852, and on dime
| dated 1886? ANXIOUS.
II your three-cent piece is q silver
coin with a star on one side it is
worth five cents. There is a one-cent
premium on your dime. while your
other coins are of no premium value.
| Is there u premium listed on PEN
niles dated 1902, 1902 1887, 1912
and 1851? NJ. c.
Your penny dated 1902 is valued at
! from five to twenty-five cents ac-
| cording to it's condition. The coin
| dated 1903 is valued at from five to
fifteen cents. There is no premium
| on your other coins.
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]. P. ".
Is there premium on "a quarter
dated 1874 and dimes dated 1885, 1856
and 1875? HARRISON.
There is a premium of one cent on
your dime dated 1885. Your ether
coins are of no premium value
j. P. NJ:
What is the address of the Judge
In Hudson county who Is interested
| In the crusade against cigarette smok-
! ing? s. n.
Recorder John J. McGovern, of Ho-
boken. Is the man who has taken the
lead in the anti-cigarette crusade in
Hudson county. His office is in the
City Hall. Hoboken. Write to him
and an, he viii be glad to advise you in
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]. P. NJ:
Is there a premium on pennies dated
1868 and 1866? A. s.
There Is no premium listed on your
coin.
J. P. NJ:
] In what city is the University of
California? B.
] The University OF California IS To-
Gated in Berkeley, Cal
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J. P. N:
Did Grenda and Walker act as
pacemakers in the last match be-
tween Egg and Mcnamara? A. b.
No. Grenda was sick at the time
and the doctor refused 70 allow him
to ride.
j. P. N:
How many States are there in the
Union? . CIVICS
There are forty-eight states in the
Union.
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