Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-11

Overture. William Tell Il
Rossini
Polonaise. "Militaireo -. Chopin
MeIodie, "A Little Love, Lit
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Triumphale, "Tannhauser" -.
Wagner
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean
by. the Gunboat should whip the
Frenchman before the limit of the
prescribed twenty rounds. That would
make Smith the high card in the pu-
gilistie deck, and Johnson would have
to come-to time or else fade into the
discard. As to Carpenter, he has
never done anything in the ring to
warrant him a victory over Smith, He
has been beaten a half dozen times at
least, and by middleweights at that.
Billy Papke beat him and Frank
Klaus beat him, but he has never
been knocked out. This was more be-
cause of good handling than good
sense, for his manager has always
thrown up the sponge whenever Car
pentier was in bad way With
Smith, who hits like the kick of a
mule, Carpenter may be knocked out
before he Knows 1t. That is the way
the Gunboat will have to win, for it
is admitted that Carpenter is much
better boxer and would win on points
if the bout goes the limit. However.
Smith is a furnishing fighter and he
may wear the Frenchman down.
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]. P. NJ;
What is the distance from the
Pennsylvania station in this city to
Coney Island? HIKER.
Coney Island is approximately
twenty miles from Newark.
J.P. N:
Was Young Corbett ever feather
weight champion of the world?
Young Corbett claimed the feather
weight honors after he defeated Terry
McGovern, but McGovern disputed
the claim. The fight was not at the
featherweight limit and Corbett's
claim to the title was never clear.
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]. P. N.
Where are some suitable places
within one hours journey of Newark
where party could go for picnic?
We would prefer place where there
is a grove and a baseball field.
OUTING.
Try Pine Brook, Singac or Hemlock
Falls for your picnic. All three are
excellent spots for picnic.
j. P. NJ:
What values have the following
coins: Half-dollar dated 1913; dime,
dated 1923: half-penny, dated 1909?
F. C. T.
The half-dollar has a premium
value of fifty-two cents. Twelve cents
Is the value of the dime. If the half
penny has a turbaned head 1T is
worth ten cents.
JPN:
What is the trolley route to Keans-
burg? OLIVE.
You may go to Keansburg via the
Trenton fast line of the Public Ser
vice railway to Woodbridge Junction.
Change there to the Keansburg troll
ley. You can also go to Keansburg
via the Newark-Perth Amboy line.
You can transfer at South Amboy for
car that will take you to Keans-
burg.
J.P. N:
What are some of the colleges
where tuition is free? Is Cooper
Union College, in New York, a free
institution, and can one take an eve
ming course there? l. K.
Free tuition may be obtained at
Rutgers, If one passes the State ex-
animation. Cooper Union has some
courses for which no tuition is re-
quired. There are several at Cooper
Cooper Union catalogue at the Free
Public Library for further Informal
ton.
J. P. N:
What is the route to get to PAIL
sades Park from Newark?
AUGUST.
To reach Palisades Park from New
ark, the following route is a good
one: Go in to the Summit avenue
station, Jersey City, via the Hudson
Tube line from the Park Place sta
ton. There you will get north
bound Jackson avenue car, from
which you transfer to a Union Hill
car at the Palisades avenue transfer
station. Ride in the Union Hill car
to Broadway and Fourth street, Union
Hill, and transfer at this point to a
Palisades car that will take you di-
rect to the park.
]. P. N:
Is Kramer or Rutt the highest sala-
ried rider at the Velodrome?
Frank Kramer is the highest sala-
ried rider at the Velodrome.
J. P. N.
Is there premium on a quarter
dated 1881? A. B.
There is a two-cent premium listed
on your quarter.
~. P. N:
| What is the one way fare to Tren-
ton from Newark by trolley and from
! Newark to Camden? How long does
it take to make each trip? l. r. e.
The one way trolley fare from
Newark to Trenton is ninety-five
cents; from Newark to Camden $1.45.
The running time between Newark
| and Trenton is two and a half hours
| between Newark and Camden five
houns.
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