FOOTBALL, EXPERTS WRITE FOR BestR,c/ Ctmtt'nn Panr* BASEBALL, Jf 1 m # ff iVetJer cMlSS the Sporting rages cricket, golf and the star on all /,/Vf Q / ICVUI# C jt, D ^ in New Jersey harness racing. sport subjects. Sporting Pages ■■■ —■■1 "" 1 " ■ 1 ..■ ■" 1 1 111 1 m ■ ■■ ■■■ ii— .. ■■ ■ "F. U .. '■ J 1,11^ A .. 1 "" «l ___;____ _- -■ -• PATSY KLINE, WHO FIGHTS TONIGHT IRONSIDES AND TURNERS IST (THE BOOSTER ■£*■ PLAY “RUBBER” TOMORROW NMWAHK, N.‘ J., 8BRTBMBER 26. 1909. ONE PAGE. THAT’S ENOUGH
H« an and Othello. ter F. are Offers Good Attrac- many liair-ratsinF plays They fierce, County League Schedule for Sabbath Also Jot Farrell tqok Mr. P. lately that lie lias been fickle, fastidious, fatuous, tions—President Felcher, of County League, Orders a Ryan to see "Othello’' compelled to' work over- phlegmatic, funny, fat- the. other night- Mr. time-getting hair. heads, faithful, foolish Game was discovered in and a "few Bloomfield-Orange Replayed. Ryan In Injunction. other the ntckeldrome next things.” McGraw says it's ‘‘Hit door t (-Turin i nu tea later, Bloomfield. Vallsburg plays two games the Ve». BY SEMI-PRO. but Joe said the Mantell the dirt" or "bite be at Belleville. Did you ever notice baseball lovers will show was "classic." dust.” how sheepish a man be- out In force tomorrow to wit- For Hungry Funs. when AMATEUR the are almost completed Don't Mean You. comes you "get his ness the game between Arrangements the Newark A. F. J. B.-We don't When Porkcipolls play goat?” and National Turners, for the annual ball of Ironsides the in town the hungry mean We're Bean which at West Side A., which la to be held at Harbinger’s you. glad Since the Stork will be played fans ought to have their Brought Hall Monday, Octobei IS. The com- to get your mail. Send Starke. Oval. Much interest centres in the re- satisfied. mittee lias obtained Professor Mager's A. E. appetites sult of the contest as both teams will along. It will be twenty-five j orchestra for the uci asion. The fol- Liners. on present a formidable front. Dan An Anniversary. years Monday (27th) lowing compose the committee: Michael She—I wonder what since the stork Schoner is confident that his team will It was 'a year ago brought Fahner, chairman; Harry Schnman, would if he Allan Storke. Catcher * humble the champions of the City Thursday that Merkle Fulton say sen clary; Anton Glndle, treasurer; Jo- one of Cun-* Street, of the League, thus taking two series from forgot to touch second. could see tly> capitalists, seph M. Holler, Robert Wilderman, will also celebrate. He the Ironsides In one season. ard's liners. ’I lir Charles Schalble, William Leist and Similarity. and I wonder will be 27 on the 27th. Added enjoyment will be given the He-Yes. William Glese. I-arrv reminds if he the Kehlufly what he would say occasion by the fact that pennant • Tygera Without Ty. its of pome of our friends saw one of Hans Wag- won by the Ironsides will be unfurled. Detroit Tom .McKenna, of Klugsland. who —he's Rlways locking for ner’s liners. The "Tygers" There will be great rejoicing among not be played great ball for Stevens's Prep, a pass. would worthy of the rooters for the Ironsides’ followers Been. at third hase this season, is eager to Husband—Hns the name without Ty. favorites are who believe that their Jake's Absence. and “has- get a trial with some local league club. Husbjjnd one of the best amateur teams ever Have discovered the rornrra. Mac is a fasl traveler and of the slug- been" sound nearly alike. known to Newark or its vicinity. The cause of Jaka, the Bar- Pitchers sure are put- ger variety and will sure make good. beautiful banner and silver loving cup ber's absence from the Facts About Fans. ting 'em over the “corn- presented to the Ironsides will also be local park. The Tigers Fans are everything ears” when they fan Heine Schroeder, who pitched for the at the grounds for Inspection. Bobby have been making so that begins with the let- i Cobh. local' police against the Belleville cop- Knoth. a (wirier who is booked for pers at the latter place Thursday, professional company next season, will fanned a doen and allowed but four pitch for the Ironsides. Harry WelBher hits. Errors gave the suburban blue- will do the catching Wolf, the clever FOR coats the game. 6 to 1. ATHLETIC CHAMPIONS PREPARING Watpesslng pitcher, will be on the firing line for the Turners. Mills and Jim f >r the winners, Schuman will be held in reserve while Flynn pitched and his brother Mike, who Is was A. A. U: INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Phil Langheld will do the catching. chief, THE In the Both with the old Furphy and McTague will be the arbi- game. played XVoodstocks, and still him some base- trators. PARK and Travers Island put, Junior, with a heave of 47 feet 6 ball In them. are .the scenes of great activities inches, and finished second to Ralph CELTIC Coaches Robertson Rose in the senior event. Martin Sheri- its these days. The South End A C. will have for On Belleville team Wednesday the HARRISONS ELECT O’BRIEN KLINE Is through with the BRANCH BROOK and AVefers are preparing their cham- dan. the present champion eight-pound the West End A. C. on the CHAMPS opponents will come to this city, and It is liuped "prelim” fighters, and is out to for another tussle shot-putter, will be on hand to defend tomorrow pions heart-breaking Hawthorne avenue grounds will a dose of their own mi Heine. PATSY in get FOR THE KINKEAD SERIES. reach the topmost pinnacle READY FOR PICKED TEAM. and great doings are expected when Ills title, and there will be a great flght afternoon. This game should he a good the featherweight division or go to the these athletes, representing these two between these two. one. as both teams have met twic* George Watts Is scouting Just now pugilistic locker of Davy Jones. To- clubs, meet at the Sheridan will have a great many At a held the The Acme the great metropolitan during the season and both games have meeting recently In little team, champions and has the promise at least of a night, old Philadelphia, Patsy indoor championships of the Amateur other events to attend to besides the been. very close. Manager Oliver will Harrison A. C. decided to com- conceded to of the Branch Brook League, will score of players that they will go Is to meet Tommy O'Toole, in Gar- in fact, he is in the Athletic Union Madison Square eight-pound shot-put: have Havens and Curtiss points. South next pete for the Eugene Kinkead cup. bfc one of the best men known to the oppose a team selected from the year. The big ump htntr-i | den on October 4 6- entered in ten events. They are as The West End will depend upon heir other five anfl that he w-ould take the whole Ironeiuj I Edward O'Brien has been elected featherweight class in years; in fact. clubs, on the Licorice Oval of ,he follows: and Stoll. Game j The foremost weight-tossers Throwing fifty-six-pound pony battery, Lang team. and will base. O'Toole has always been considered to Sunday morning. October 3, at 10:30 manager play third ! world will be on hand and some great weight for height; putting eight-pound relied at 3:30 sharp- be the one boy who has a good chance o'clock sharp. Each manager had the This team opens the series tomor- competition will be seen when Sheridan, shot; putting twenty-four-pounri shot; of copping the title so long held by the privilege of picking his two best men | Although there Is no pennant al I'.ivr at the Parkway oval with the Flanagan. Macdonald, Horr, Elliott and runninakhop, step and jump; running hustle for cham- crafty Abe Attell. The lads will meet regardless Of positions, and the follow- Owing to the merry stake Dan Kchoner claims lie will go Pnrkways in the first of the se- I of the Irish club; Lawrence high standing high Jump; stand- j^ame at 122 pounds before the National ing were the final selection0: Meyer, j^pi; pionship honors in the County League to it Sunday and take the rubber from ries. The Harrisons have been | McGrath end Gillls, New ing broad jump: three standing broad eon-1 A. (’., and a record-breaking crowd is Acme A. A.—Gallagher, catcher; Dearborn, the games scheduled for tomorrow will the City the Boston A. A., vault for distance, and League champions. siderably strengthened by addition famous York A. C.; W. W. Coe, jumps; pole and fol- j expected at Jack MeGuigan's Sloan. Davies. Lawlor. pitchers; Ball attract hundreds of supporters of several new and a red-hot other well-known weight men. get pole vault for Height. Martin Is In players, j club. first base; Boyle, second Base; Mc- and lowers of the fast baseball organiza- There sure was some class to the contest can he as the West of the New York fiist-class shape and will do his best expected, ; Kline finished training in his gym- Gowan. third base; Foley, shortstop; together Lawrence, tion. and Forest Hill are en- A C, to his club win the banner which Orartge reception the Ironsides got when they Hudson fans remember the keen rivalry nasium and left for A. C.. and Elliott, Irish-Ameriean help to yesterday, today Lawlor. left field; Lunn. Davies, right gaged in a fight to the last kopje passed the Turners’ and Wheelmen’s that existed last season, and the close I the two weight- has been offered to the club scoring tho Philadelphia, looking to be ready to field; JSipf, Sloan, centre field. are probably youngest gain the championship. Forest Hill last games mi the three teams in calbre In greatest number of points. The pres- headquarters night. put by give the Port Richmond champion one Picked Team — Knight, Melrose, throwers of championship two games tomorrow with the the The sure of ent champions will havs to hustle to plays competil'on for the cup. game of (he hardrest fights of his career. He catcher; Hiker (Melrose), Weber America, but they are pretty Newark team at Forest Hill, Harrison will bp calh d at 10:30 o'clock, The events in which beat him. Hughey Cort Is going to umpire the | w as accompanied by his manager, Moe (Winona), pitchers; Schall, Willow being placed in the clashes in a double performance at batteries be and I New York Matt the New York Newark and Verona game at Morris will Hayes Cavanagh Smith; his brother. Nick Kline; Benny Juniors, first base; Jose, Winona, they compete. In fact, the McGrath, husky Park an for the Harrisons. on Law- A. C. will try ■Jl---•--— Tuesday. He may become Miller and a party of local fight fans. second base; Cowan. Chadwick, third A. 'C. rooters are depending weight-thrower, again In the next season The Arlington^ and the Parkways said that O'Toole was a tough to win the shot-put, conclusions with "Big Pat” Macdonald, PROPOHALH. ump City League Patsy base; E. Furcy, Imperial, shortstop; rence eight-pound HEALED on the of of Irish team. Macdonald beat Mc- Instead of a manager. wllj play tomorrow afternoon boy and that he would have to fight Willis. Willow Juniors, left field; as he stands a good chance doing the > I can with Grath at the indoor in E»8«x Bounty %ark commisbion- Parkway grounds. some in order to win. “I think Kinsey, Imperial, right field: Henry, so. He is a mere boy compared championships for construction of Tar Macadam 1908 in the T'mpusal Everybody wants to play on the beat him,” added the Newark boxer, centre field. some of the giants against whom he throvrtng “fifty-six” Roadway. Eagle Rock Reservation, Montclair, Chadwick, “and if I do not succeed it will not be — knows how to and set a new record for tire New Jersey. Ironside basketball team. That’s the Umpires Andrew Britting and will compete, but he height, for the above work. Indorsed fvent. McGrath has had hard luck Sealed proposal* way when a eluh has a PRINCETON IN due to lack of effort." Arthur ofc the shot, as shown by his perform- will be received at the of- reputation. SQUAD Lunn, Original Intercity put with the above title, Several times Kline and O'Toole have this season, the two records which ho fice of the Essex County Park Commission, 800 Only five can play on a team, how- League. Official scorar—William Jones, ances In the national championships, i matched, Broad street, Newark. N. J., up to 8:30 p. pi., ever. FINE SHAPE; FAST PRACTISE. been on the verge of being Winona. when he wm the sixteen-pound shot- ^lield being eclipsed by Jfltin Flanagan Tuesday, September 28, 1900: but something always prevented the and Pkt Macdonald, but Plans and oan be examined at V-4ws_been specifications the ■ 60 Clifton avenue. Impending clash. Tonight will tell training conscientiously and Is the office of the engineer, In the case of a game PRINCETON, Sept. 25.—The coaches rnfosp N. J. disputed played Newark, are story. If anything, the Port Richmond flue condition to regain his laurels. TtS* must he submitted on the blink by the Bloomfield and Orange County highly ploased with the condition Proposals product has had more valuable experi- will make his first bid for honors at tho^s. form furnished by the engineer, and enclosed League teams early In the season and of the football squad. That was espe- MINOR LEAGUE BULLETIN ence In the has in longer LATEST indoor and feels sure In sealed envelopes. so after ring, figured championships, must contain bid* for all Items, and which went to the credit of the Orange cially yesterday's workout. Proposals and perhaps more classier contests lie can set a mark for throwing the prices must be written as well as stated in team, Bloomfield under After the usual preliminary work a playing protest, than Kline, and is credited with being for that will stand figures. was held. ■'fifty-six” height work to President Felcher has decided that the twenty-minute scrimmage The engineer’s estimate of the be done one of the stiffest punchers among the CONTAINS MANY ODDITIES IN NAMES for some time. He will have ills work sr.d by which the bids will be tested, is as fol- | game shall be played over again. Substitutions were rapid, almost every- little fellows. However, Patsy can hit cut out for and If he can do it, low*: body on the squad getting Into the fray. him, 6.600 yards Tar Macadam Roadway. a few himself, anil if he bungs that square to be "Mum” AVarrender, who lorae day may will deserve a great deal of credit. The above quantity Is only, and The varsity took the ball in the mid- in names are approximate big left hook on Tommy's jaw with any Entries for these close tomor- thi Eaaex County Park Commission expressly dle of the field and worked it consis- found in the latest minor play on the same world’s championship games it will be curtains league reserves th# right of increasing or reducing degree of frequency ODDITIES team Ed Zinran. now of Terre row with Bartow S. Weeks, chatxman to of President of with the said quantity as In its opinion becomes Doctor Mandeville tently the goal line, Woodle scoring If successful in bulletin Farrell, for the O’Toole entry. and "Rube” Deneau, of Sagi- Committee, 21 Warren. neasssary. on a straight buck. Woodle also the National Association of Profession- Haute, championship two hundred and Ills with O’Toole, Kline will meet A,, certified check for fifty fight naw. Should Blllett. of Golds- street. New York. Entry blanks cat* punted well, the wet and heavy ball be- al Baseball Leagues. The owners of "Tabby” dollars ($280>. payable to the Essex County Willie Jones, and, later, Abe Attell, secured from 21 Warren street. without any condition# In- some of them are destined to in boro, N. C., ever become the champion be, P*rk Commission, Specialist hampering him but little. Sparks was fore the Eureka A. C., in Baltimore. play dorsed tharoon, must accompany each bid, and he will have a his the with the big sooner or later; in hitter of the country be forfeited by the successful bidder unless he 673 Broad St Over Child* side partner in backfleld, leagues to the claim. At enters into a contract should the same be C. McCormick at and they fact, Zach D. Wheat already has been double distinction NEWAR N. J. halfback, CITV awarded to him. The successful bidder will be K, he is on the same team with ^ ^ ADVBRTI9EMJBNT8.^ ^ made a powerful combination. purchased by'the Brooklyn club from present to furnish a bond .from a guaranty or required Larr»- Bcrrv. BUST KINNEY STREET. GRADING. CURB- trust company of satisfactory to the AH Male and Female Diseatei who is to be the Mobile. In the list of contracts for standing Dawson, expected ING JOHNSON AVE- in the sum of two thousand AND FLAGGING; commission, five I euro all forms of nervous debility, after a 1909 is an athlete with the impressive Jess Nickel doesn't signify that the FLAG- dollars the faithful regular quarterback, report'd NUE, GRADING. CURBING AND hundred (U.500) for per- ImpotenoT, vital weak ties*, varicocele, was into j Hooks and name of Rtvington Bisland, Rockford, 111., club is particularly short GING; SEYMOUR AVENUE, GRADING. formance of th» contract. unnatural diseases of the kid* short vacation, but Bard pit Jabs Rlvington drains, heart, ♦ j CURBING AND FLAGGING; SOUTH TWEN- Tbs Tkntx County Park Commission reserve* ... nor it be inferred ney», stomach, liver and bladder, blood and the scrimmage. The line was virtually being under contract to the Wheeling financially, should CURBING AND the to ary or all bids, and retains TIETH STREET. GRADING. right, reject 10 a It skin,chronic bronchitis, asthma, consump* the same as It has been for sev- club, while James Ltmrie belongs that because Altoona has Ruingay FLAGGING; HUNTER STREET. GRADING. •he right to accept any bid which In Its Judg- today Smith has to Stratford, ment is for the best Interest of the county tlon and ALL FEMALE DISEASES, no Sammy gene Is festive Its Player CURBING AND FLAGGING. AND FIFTH eral days, Waller continuing In his new Bloomington, and Steubenville, O., has. beyond neighbors. AND FLAG- A CHURCH, matter what the cause. Strict oonfldencs Conn., to train in view of a battle with STREET. GRADING. CURBING will be observed. of tackle. 1 and no less a personage than Nestor Neven- Burs has a name not quite so poetic GING. Assesement for Benefit®. Secretary Essex County Park Commission. position MacGregor or either "Kid" Sullivan Bert Xeyeb Notice is that an assessment sept18.2l.25 26 CONSULTATION FRKH McLean the with Nor- para in its ranks. as the city In which he sheds his dia- hereby given played guards, before the Eureka A. C„ of Baltimore, upon all the owners of all the lands and real same Winona. man at centre, in of MacFadyen, Loren Hixon and Loren Brown, whose mond lustre, the being estate benefited by each of the fol- Office Hours—2 to 4 P. M. 6 to 8 P. M place next month. peculiarly ESSEX COUNTY PARK COMMISSION— of business are far one If Allen of Waco, lives up 10 lowing Improvements, namely: who was absent. W. H. Edwards, 1900, places apart, Bumpers, of for and Office Cloned Wednesday* and Sunday*. t,The grading, curbing and flagging Proposal regulating, grading Improv- refereed the while Gresham coming from Columbus, Ga., and the hla name, opposing pitchers surely will ing Rlverbank Park, Newark. New Jersey. scrimmage, Ketchel says that when he gets EAST KINNEY STREET, Sealed for the above indorsed other from El Reno. Wabash, Ind., suffer. W. W. Omo Is a team-mate of from Van Buren street to Elm mad. according proposals work, Poe. 1902, umpired. Johnson he will take or. with the above title, will be at the through with to the provisions of an ordinance of the City received coaches were early is right on the map with Fenn. Bur- A. Bumpers. Omor Prater Isn’t the office of the Efcaex County Park Commission, <00 The football busy won't he of Newark, entitled "An ordinance to provide Langford. Maybe Langford of a Broad stieet. Newark. N. to 3:30 m after the lington. la., has its Seth Dove and author the Rubaiyat, but player for the crubhig and flagging of East J., up p. yesterday afternoon looking then. grading, Tuesday, September 28. 1900: willing Severoid. claims In Kinney street.” from Van Buren street to Elm football candidates the class Henry Waterloo, Ind., Quincy. "** Plana and can be examined at ^p|^CATARRH; during ^ road, 24, specifications THE which approved April the of the 60 Clinton [ OF Football men are restrained prominence with Gene Shuur, Felix Choinard isn't in the chami The and of oftioe engineer, avenue, rushes. Jimmy Gardner, of Lowell. Mass., will grading, curbing flagging- Newark. N. J. the coaches from entering the class suggests to you alternately a rainy day pagne business, but a player who goes JOHNSON AVENUE, Proj>osals must b* submitted on the blank by clash with Young Loughrey in Hie usual from Watson avenue to 218 feet northerly there- > and a crab apple. Minneapolis. Kan., from Green to Des Moines. May form furnished by the engineer and enclosed Anncpi fights, because of the unnecessary six-round bout at Philadelphia onw Bay from. according’to the provision® of an ordi- In sealed envelope* -v risks involved. has a Bear, surnamed George, and an- he sparkle there. Touchstone, a pitcher, nance of the City of Newark, entitled "An or- must contain bide •; Relieved in week from tomorrow night. Proposals for alt items and other baseball in the Sunflower has been dinance to provide for the grading, curbing and as an WyttifMW'nfl private not from the Forest of Arden, prices muat be written well stated In of Johnson avenue." from wat®on Fur- flagging figures. : commonwealth Is Poindexter. released to Greenville. avenue to 218 feet therefrom, Tivlllm^24 Hours;: Y’oung Corbett and Willie Moody, Dey by purchase northerly ap- The engineers estimate of th* work' to he done mUmf K*ch C.p- s—x GOEBEL’S ABSENCE ALARMS ELI. ther evidence that there's nothing the proved July 3. 1908. and by which the bids will he tested, Is *h should furnish a good exhibition for the The grading, curbing and flagging of follow n: NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Sept. 25.— matter with Kansas is the presence of J; members of t'oe Sporting SOUTH TWENTIETH STREET, 12.000 cubic, yard* excavation of earth. * Washington CITY ► Beware of Tale's football morning work was T. L. Citizen In Wellington and Mark ADVERTISEMENTS. fvom Springfield avenue to Sixteenth Avenue, 1.000 cubic yards to be furnished. counterfeit! < Club, of when cross topsoil, \ the Philadelphia, they according to the provisions of an ordinance of F>on lineal feet 8-inch vitrified pipe. omitted entirely yesterday because Shull in Manhattan. the of Newark, entitled "An ordinance t® mitts Monday night, Corbett lias nol OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM- City 376 lineal feet 10-Ulch vitrified pipe too much Thurs- Ormond Williams cavorts in Kala- for the and players lost weight MISSIONERS OF THE CITY provide grading, curbing flagging 60 lineal feet 12-inch vitrified pipe been In action since he was stored away of South Twentieth street,” from In the double drill, and the after- mazoo, Dow Van Dine and his crisp OF NBWARJt. Springfield 4 24-inch lawn basins. day on bill avenue to Sixteenth avenue, by Johnny Frayne the coast, City Hall, 22. 1909. approved April 3 15-Inch lawn basins. noon's was cut short by the title belongs to Winchester, Ky., and Sept. 10. 1908. pracAse says that he is in to start The following is the Hat of name*, residences 6 cubic yards brick masomv Woman good shape The grading, and of Every rain. had been August Zurlage has his baseball being and of business of persona ap- curbing flagging 1.000 lbs cast fro*. Is Interested and sboulu know heavy Scrimmaging places making again. to this board for the of HUNTER STREET, 360 lineal Oast 3-iaoh wrought Iron pips. for the afternoon, but it was in Lexington, Ky. The Superior. Wls., plication granting from She. avenue to Elisabeth planned licensee to s«U spirituous, vtnoue, malt or man avenue, go- 1,100 Hne*l foot 1%-htch wrought Iron pipe. cording to the provisions of an ordinance of 7 omitted. team has a .Teutontc-Scandinavian brewed liquors and not heretofore published lawn hydrant*. ««vu‘»si;i;;-v^ Jimmy Gardner has also been offered the City of Newark, entitled "An ordinance t®/* 1,110 lineal fast * atari* curb * work of the flavor with Phil Stremmell. Walter according to law, to wit: M The first scrimmage year a provide for the grading, curbing and 8k cubic concrete date with Willie Lewis at the Armory- Name. Place of Business. Residence. flagging yards foundation. for when the Otto and C. R. of Hunter street." from Sherman avenue tg 600 lineal feet concrete has been ordered today, of has Baertgchi. Koepptng RETAIL-NEW APPLICATIONS. step*. Club. Boston, for October 6, and Elisabeth avenue, approved May 24. 1907. 300 brick will be dismissed for a Sunday Crossing Mason and Donato Carsetto, 70 Stone et.87U Stone st. square yards walk. squad it. Lewis is to be heard Tlolmstrom. The grading, curbing 'and flagging of The above are kek far accepted yet Hudak. 476 Mulberry st.Same place quantities approximate only, jaw 4r«fflat It. most of to New Dixon’s line, we find Dick Thumb In George SEYMOUR AVENUE, and the Itesex. rest, the players going from. Moms Guttman, 106 14th av..806 Falrmount av. County Park Commission ex- from Runyon street to Hawthorne avenue, ac- pregaly reserves the of York for the Fulton celebration. Wilson, N. C., and stifl further south, John McDevltt, 68 Lock st.97 Camden st. right Increasing or re- EttvsEns to the provision® of an ordinance of of the other, but send stamp for RETAIIr—RENEWALS. cording ducing any anTd quantiles as In Iti Alarm is felt at the ci <1 ab- in Dallas, Tex., the name of U. L. the City of Newark, entitled "An ordinance to opinion becomes Illustrated book—•*•■•4. It Sid Hester, the San Francisco fight Mm. Lena Bereahelflft. 489 Walnut at..Same pi. necessary. full and direct provide for the grading, curbing and flagging A for particulars ions Ui- sence of ''Dutch'' Goebel. fact Rusche- adorns the pay-roll. Daniel Keely, 157 OgiJen st.Samo place certified check five hundred dollars valuabl* to ladles. MARVEL CO.. promoter, is trying to get Tommy of Soymour avenue." from Runyon street to to are In Franels P. McKnleht, 123 South st..Same plaoe «?600». payable the Essex County Park Com- 44 ML 944 IT.. HIW YORK. that repeated messages h. .Tied Silence and baseball found Hawthorne avenue, approved March 12. 3900. to. O'Toole,, of to to Cali- Richard Roche, 167-159 Frelinghuysen 'av — mission. without mmy conditions Indorsed there- Philadelphia, go and of Local Kent. Eat. H. H. Thompson.Iff Market el* elicit as to his where- la., in the person of Same place The grading, curbing flagging on. must accompany each bid. and be forfeited any response fornia to box Abe Atteli. Davenport, FIFTH 8TREET. by the successful bidder __—.i- Wm. Maohulukle, 1 Clqver st.Same place unless he enters into abouts has caused the coaches un- from Bloomfield avenue to Chester ae- * Adam Thlems, 402 Elisabeth av....Same plape avenue, contract should the asm* be awarded to him. to the of an The easiness. He is the only veteran who YANKEES MUCH IN LIMELIGHT. prawl A Dwysr, 113 Ferry at...... Same place cording provisions ordinance of successful bidder will be required to fur- The Armory Athletic Club. Boston, the of Newark, entitled "An to nish a Edw. J. Gilchrist, 709 So. Orange a v.. Same pi. City ordinance bond from a guaranty or trust company has not been heard from. for the and of has made a match for twelve rounds, Indications are that George Stallings Adam W. Outer!, 82 Niagara at....Same place provide grading, curbing flagging satisfactory standing to the eommieelon In of Fifth street. from Bloomfield avenue to the sum of to take on between have to say regarding Ignatz Saal. 134 Spruce at. .Same place four thousand live hundred dollars place September 28,. will something avenue, CHICHesterXpil^ Julius Startsman. 211 — Chester approved April 3. I90g,'.hag Cllmon.pl Same place 'M.kOO). for the faithful performance of the of Th< the of the American, League been the contract. KETCHEL STARTS TRAINING. Sam Langford, that city, and disposition Patk. J. Walsh. 733-786 So. Orange av..Snme pi. prepared by under®!gned corrtmlmlon- John Erne. 67 ers. appointed by the Mayor of the of Eksex Park Dixie Kid pennant. Today, should the weather Magazine et.Same place City .The County Commission reserves SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25—Stanley William Frick, 24 Smith et.Same Newark, and thpt a report by a certificate la ***** »ny or all of the occa- place bid*, and retains succumb to exigencies J. Bartell. 926 So. writing, with an accompanying map ; and IS;the 2§iiright to bid Ketchel, back from a futile trip to New vthe George Orange av..Same pi. accept any which in Its judg- 125 at..— schedule, showing the several assessment® ment Is for the bel The ten-round bout between Packey sion and allow the Detroit champions I Joseph Castle, Nrtrfblk Samp place interest of the county. York, today started active work for his Chas. 28 against the several owners peculiarly t. AlwsjrtYelUki* to clash, the teams ; Bader, Columbia et.Same place benefited _ A. CHURCH. McFarland and Ad scheduled and the Hllltoppers as fight of October 12 with Jack Johnson, Wolgast. David Regan. 61 Mechanic et. Same place aforesaid, has been deposited in the bfflee °*unty park Commission. of the Cterk of the -of SOLD BY to take place at Los f. will star a series which will ApdroW Laapro, -113 So. Cana! st — Same City City Newark for sep?l8li*£*|f8,#* DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE negro before the Colma Angeles October four-game place champion, Julius 506 st..Same place examination by the partle® interested therein. has, been till October 1®. mean to Detroit and much Welgand, Hunterdon Club. postponed everything Stftnlslaw Borzeckl., 570 Market st..Same place Said assessment comprises all lots. tfacIBv If the and of land and real to the vast differences in to the New Yorkers. Tigers can Thomas Flood, 270 Washington at..Same place parcels estate liable to bo Owing Frank 63 st. assessed as aforesaid, on both sides of Mike Selireck, of Cincinnati, and win a of games from the Llpnik, Broome Same place lying weight*. Ketchel, the lighter of the majority Cm.- Kelly. 207 Warren et.....Same place East Kinney street, from Van Buren street to +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4- a principals, has planned nAevere course Tony Ross, of New Castle, Pa., last Broadway boys they will have great Herman Obernt, 188 Boyd at.....Same placs Elm road: on both aides of Johnson avenge, Frank Stoecker, 196 Farry at....43 Baldwin av. from Watson avenue to a point about 66