OUR STOCK OP _ SPORTS OF THE TIMES, CASH OR CREDIT. The Atlantic Association John J. Clocks, Bronzes, Silverware, Keane, Figures, Gold-Headed Canes, Silk Umbrellas, Leaders Lose Again, 66 Newark Avenue, J. G. IS SELLING VERY RAPIDLY WITH THE LARGE While the Tailend- We Gall Attention te the DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT., ers Win. Special Goods and Prices Below. BUT WE HAVE ADDED NEW GOODS THAT WE ARE ALSO'DISPOSING OF AT THE SAME SPRING OPENING 20 PKH CENT. DISCOUNT. The balance of our Latest and Finest OTHER BATTLES ON THE DIAMOND* and Domestic BE SURE TO CALL ON OP Imported US HKFORE WE MAKE OUR ALTERATIONS. WRAPS THIS IS A RARE CHANCE-ONLY ONCE IN 15 OR !» YEARS. EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED News of Amateur Ball Clubs—Wary Reduced 50 per cent. In price—HAS, $5.00, 73 Spider Kelly—Charitable Scot- *7.00. $10.00 and *15.00. MONTGOMERY STREET, JVear Washington, if SB 1 f'/Tl* tish-American Athletes. FINE IMPORTED JACKETS, ivT Silk or Trimmed with Fine ±Qoq*r Lined, Plain, “ II Ac. Braid, with or without Vests, Black | 1} nwtvBHstml [Slxcial to the IVetta.! Jtrgey City Furniture, Carpets, and all New Shades, *3.00, $5.00, *7.00 June 1889.—Manager Worcester, 19, AT and $9.00; cost *15.00 to import. * * 2 j Mf; *1* W I I fjk Powers’pets met Captain Cudworth’s TAILOR-MADE men here yesterday afternoon, and JACKETS, Black and Colored, *2.98. were taken into camp. Although the j local club had gathered double as many MULLINS & CO. SUITS. SUITS. SUITS. runs, the Jerseymeu made a determined SUITS in Surah, Nuns’ Veiling, Brillian- effort to tie the score when they wont to tiue. Silks, Cashmeres and Henrietta the bat for the ninth time. Their gallant Cloths; must be sold regardless of cost or value. however, and rally only netted four runs, Ill Newark 100 Stylishly Trimmed Suits, 14.00; re- they were to have chronicled (123 duced from *8.00. compelled be.. Jerse, City. ■ m_ ** y? ? i7'it*a9< their second successive defeat. 100 Black Cashmere Suits, lfl.00 and up- wards. retired from the box in the sixth Daley Ladies’ White Suits, from *3.50 to *12.00. inning and was replaced by Lyons. we Ladies’ Jersey Waists, the Latest Novel- Eleven of the local team and twelve of Owning the Property Occupy, ties. PublicN otice. 5522^1 the visitors were sent to first base on Cashmere Shawls, in Cream, Blue, Car- the wild balls, twirling being unusually AND HAVING dinal and All Colors. REPORT NO. 36 OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF all around. A wretched ilelding game ADJUSTMENT. was the alone HOSIERY. played by Jerseyites, Lang Notice Is hereby given that the Commissioner*of making three costly errors. The game A large lot of Ladies’ Lisle Thread Hose, Adjustment, In and for the city of Jersey City, ap- was also a rather long winded affair. TTXTTMTTim flAPTTAT. 39c.; worth 50c. pointed by the Circuit Court of the County of Hud- ri'V. __ son, underand by'Vlrtue of the provisions of chap- j Ladies' and Cents’ Bnllybriggnn Under- ter CXii of the Laws of 1886, entitled “An Act WORCESTER. | JERSEY CITY. wear, and all the concerning the settlement and collection of arrenr- We are determined to very cheap, popular of and water rates ft. lB.PO A.K. R. iB.PO.A.E. aud best makes in Corsets. ages unpaid taxes, assessments Bradley, as...I 2 18 0 Knowles.8b.. .2 U 1 8 1 or water rents in cities of this State, and Imposing j Seheffler. r.f..l 2 1 0 0 Hiland,c.f.3 1 1 U 1 Great in Sun Umbrellas and and levying a tax assessment and lieu In lieu and j (fef!PIUS'S^For Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain In tha Stomach, Sick Headache, aiddtnata, barguins the ram on, lb..O- 0 13 0 0 O’Brien, lb.. .1 18 0 0 tustead of such arrearage.*, and to enforce { Fulness, and Dizziness and Drowsiness,Cold of Heat, Lets ot pi Parasols. sale Swolllngalter Meals, Chills, Flushings Moisten 2b. .2114 (ierbardi, 2b. .0 0 0 0 0 Lead the Sell payment thereof, and to provide for the Shortness of Breath, Coatlvenes, Blotches on the Disturbed Frightful 2 0 Market, Cheaper, of lands subjected to future taxation nnd Appetite, Scum, Skin, Sleep, .Minis, l.f.2 2 0 0 (» Lyons, r.f. p.O 12 Embroidery, Flouncing and Laces. Dreams, and all Nervous and Sensations, be. THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN Cud .8 1 l 0 1 l.f.0 0 2 0 1 assessment,” passed March 00, 1886, have made, certi- Trembling worth,c.f Frlel, TWENTY MINUTES. This is no fiction. sufferer is invited to one Box of thesa Jonea 3b.8 1 0 0 liHoffard.c.8 17 2 1 Lace Curtains, at the Popular Prices and fied and filed a report of their proceeding* relating Every earnestly try to and situated within Tills, and they will be <* ]Uetllcine.~‘'Wonh Wilson, c.u 9 l'DiOey, rX&p.o l i 8 o And Give Better Terms of Credit Latest affecting delinquent laud, beaclcwteiidgodto Wonderful Hit by pitcher—Jones, 2, Schemer, Hiland, 2. 156, 21, 23, 24, Time—Two hours and thirty minutes. 66 Newark J. C. Block 156. lota 12 13.14. Fourteenth street. Avenue, Flock 181, lots M und 26, Ninth street. Umpire—Steve Brady. China, ... ators, Lamps, Crockery, | Flock 181, lots 31, 32, Ninth street. Block 181, lots 8, 9, 10, Pavonla avenue. I £h Other Games Played Yesterday. Block 131, lots 17, 19, Pavonla avenue. Block 181, lots 5, 6.7, Pavonla avenue. ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION. etc. Glassware, Clocks, Block 131, lots 16,10, 20, Pavonla avenue. AT NEW HAVEN. Flock 182, lots 1 and 3, Provost street. Block 182, lots 6 and H, Provost street. Flock 132. lot G. Ninth street. 9 4 The stock has been for the Trade. taste New Haven....8 0 0 0 0 2 4 4 1—14 specially prepared Spring Every lot* 29. Tenth IS THE TIME TO HAVE DEFECTIVE TEETH Block 182, 25, 28. 27. 24. street. Wilkesbarre. ...0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0— 5 5 2 Block 1.32, lots 80, 81, 82, Tenth street. can be and found in EXTRACTED WITH Batteries—Doran and Fitzgerald and gratified every style' profusion. Flock 182, lot 2!, Henderson street. OHourke, Flock 183. part of lot* 1. 2. 3. Provost street. Williams. Flock 134, lots 910,11, Eleventh street. Umpire—Lon Knight. Block 184, lots 12, 13, 14.15,16, Eleventh street. FRESH GcAS WITHOUT CHARGE Block Twelfth street. at LOWELL. PURE, 18-1, lots25, 26, 27, Block lots 3U, 82. Twelfth street. R. H. E. 184, 31, The PREPARATORY TO HAVING OTHER MADE. Flock 185, lots 11, 12. Twelfth street. Lowell..1 00 XI 201 1--786 Department lots Carpet Biock 21 24. Henderson street. 185, 22, 23, Newark.4 5 1 0 1 0 0 3 *—14 10 7 Flock 185, lot* 25, 26. I liirteenth street. Batteries—Burns and Murphy, Miller and Sulli- contains an elegant assortment of Axminsters, Moquettes, Wiltons, Velvets, Flock 185, lots 29, 3U, 31, Thirteenth street. 25c. Extracting. 25c. Flock 187*. lot 13, Henderson street. van. of the latest and Choicest with Flock 187, lots 1, 2. 3, 4, Provost street. Umpire—Mahoney. Body Brussels, Tapestries styles Patterns, Flock 187, lots 13,14, Fourteenth street. lots Fourteenth street. AT HARTFORD. 50c. With Gas. 50c. Flock 187, 15. 16. Superb Borders to match. Flock 1*6, lot E, Fifteenth street. Flock 187, lots, 27, 28, Fifteenth street. Hartford.0 01 10040 0— 6 7 0 Also a full line of Ingrain Carpets, Smyrna and Turkish Rugs, Linoleum, Floelc 187, lots 29.30, 31, 32, Fifteenth street Easton.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2— 2 6 8 etc. t ELEGANT FULL GUM RUBBER SETS, | Block 187, lots 1. 2, 8, 4, Provost street. $10 AND UP. Block 187, lots 5 ,6. Provost street Batteries-O’Connell and Lynch, Turner and | $6, $8, lss. lots ^ ^ Block 25, 36. 27,28. Sixteenth street. Hines. Flock 189, lot 14, Fifteenth street. Umpire—Larry Corcoran. TIME AND Flock 188, lots29, 30t 31, 32. Sixteenth street. a F. HANKS GIVES HIS WHOLE PER- lot* CREDIT GIVEN at CASH PRICES. TO MIS JERSEY CITY Flock 139, 8*9, 10,11. Sixteenth street. SONAL ATTENTION Flock lots 13, Sixteenth street. A WHO SPEAKS GEE- 189, 12, 14, 15, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. OFFICE. YOUNG LADY, Block lots 35, 81, Seventeeth street. MAN, IN ATTENDANCE AT EACH OFFICE. 189, 29, AT BROOKLYN. Flock 189, lot* 25, 26. 27. 2S. Seventeeth street. Bloek 191, lots 21, 2a. Henderson street. Flock 216, lot* 5, 6, 7, Pavonla avenue. Brooklyn.1 0 3000000—462 Block 216, lots 8,9, Pavonla avenue. St. Louis.00203000 *— 542 Block 216, lot D, Ninth street. Block lot 20. Grove street. AT BALTIMORE. E. F. 218, HANKS, Block 219, lots 11, 18, 15, Eleventh street. R. n. E. Flock 219, lots 9,10,13, Eleventh street. 0—17 16 6 & 2005580 MULLINS CO. street. Baltimore.2 -DENTIST, ——i* Block 219, lot 30. Grove LouiavWu...1 1 0 0 1 3; 0 I 0— 10 7 Block 219, lots 28, 31. 32, Twelfth street. Block 219, lots 5 and A. Henderson street. ▲T PHILADELPHIA. York and. Grove Streets. ■» Communipaw yesterday afternoon, by the nettled Chappie’s hacker, aud he left, Block 220, lot E, Henderson street. to Block 220, lots 13,14. 15,16, Twelfth street. Athletic...... 5 0 8 8 6 0 0 0 8—22 10 8 following score;— ifter agreeing meet Kelly at eleven THE HANKS CO., DENTISTS, Flock 220, lots D. 1 and 36 Thirteenth street. Columbus .0 0 0 8 0 0 3 0 0— 6 9 12 Beacons...4 0 2 3 6 2 12 1—21 o’clock yesterday morning in a New Bloek 220, lots 27. 29, 00, 31. Thirteenth street. A C. A. DAVIS, Manager ail Sixth Avenue, N. ¥. Jerseyites.3 1 2 2 2 0 0 1 2-13 Fork to arrange further Flock 221, lot* 12, A and la, Thirteenth street. International League —At Syracuse. Syra newspaper office, Block 221, lot 24, Grove street. 0. At for the Gladiators should be ireliminaries. did not show HANKS BROS., DENTISTS, cuse, 2; Detroit, Rochester, Toledo, 8; Challenges Kelly up, Block 221, lots 26, 27, 28 Fourteenth street. 19 lots N and O. Grove THIS OUR APF>R»HJTICE>. i,:v Rochester, 0. sent to F. McGettigen, No. 84 Wayne ilthongli the Jerseyman’s backer waited J. C. HANKS, Manager, Broad and Market Sts., Block 222. L, street. Biock lots 3, 4 and C, Henderson street. League—No were scheduled street, this The team will all intil two o’clock in the afternoon. Newark. N. J. 228, National games city. play Block 223, lot* 9, 10. ll, 12, Fifteenth street. After a prolonged, but unavoidable delay, I am at last prepared clubs whose members are under sixteen Flock 223, lots 17, 18, 19, 20, Grove street. of The are:—R. Davis, Block 223, lot 23, Grove street. to reward the public for their patience by the years age. players lot presenting larges Tomorrow’s Gaines. first base and Flock 223, 28 Sixteenth street. captain; A.Martens, pitcher; NEWS OF NORTH HUDSON. Flock 224, lot 7, Henderson street. line of Atlantic Association—Jersey City at Lowell, J. Tyler, catcher; F. McGettigen, short Block 22-1, lots 9, Ji*. ll. Sixteenth street, Newark at Worcester, Wilkesbarre at Hart- stop; J. Henry Thomas, second base; E. • rhe ltev.Mr.Solioppe Performed tlie Mar. A LARGE STOCK Block 224, lots 12, 13,14,15, ir». Sixteenth street. lot Grove ford, Easton at New Haven. third W. left field; Block 224, 18, street. National League—Boston at Pittsburg, New Marz, base; Wemerns, riage Objected to by Father Bradv. -OF- Block 224, lot A, Seventeeth street. W. centre and F. lot 19. Grove street York at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago, Muller, field, Powell, The st in Block 224, Horse ory published exclusively yes- Block 224, lots 31. 82, Seventeeth stroet. Harness, Dusters, k, at field. Washington Indianapolis. right lots 19, Grove street. Clothing, Whips, Block 226, 211, 21, Up erday’s Jersey City News In regard to Americas Association.—Baltimore at Brook- Yesterday afternoon the Fandangoes Block 226, lots 22, 38, 24, Grove street. that has ever been offered for sale in this city. Louis at Louisville, Kansas at Cin- 1 street. lyn, St. City won a victory from the Caven I3oiuts at he statement made by the Rev. Father Lace Flool: 226,13, 14, 15,16, Eighteenth cinnati, Columbus at Philadelphia. Rugs, Curtains, Bloek 226, lots 17, IS, 20, Grove street. I will not go into details about all the different articles I have Greenville by this score:— irady, of St. Augustine’s Church, con- Block 226. lots 25. 26. 27.28 Nineteenth street. for I Caven Points.1 2 0 2 3 6 4 0 2—20 Bloc* 227, lot 1, Henderson street. sale, and their prices, but cordially invite every Horse Owner ernlng the marriage of two of his lot Grove street. Standing of the Clubs* 1 2 0 Block 227, 25, Fandangoes.9 7 3 0 0 *—22 j larishioners by a protestant minister, Block 228, lot 20, Grove street. and Driver to call and examine my stock, which will be found as Save Lowell, all the local clubs won In The Juniors heat vas the of conversation at the Block 228 .lots 5, 6. 7. 8. Heuaerson street Metropolitan the topic sup- Clocks, lots Ninth if not than it can be elsewhere. I also have table last Flock 251, 27, 28, street. cheap, cheaper, bought yesterday’s games of the Atlantic Associa- Giant Juniors yesterday afternoon by a ] >er evening. Block 251, lot 9. Pavonla avenue. score of 17 to 9 at The Rev. Rev. Mr. admits that Block lot 82, Ninth street. a nice line of and Surreys, The results caused no Communipaw. Schoppe 251, Buggies, Canopy Shifting Top Phaetons, tion competition. lot Grove street. ' le was the minister who performed the Flock 251, G, at low in the rank of the clubs. Wor- Teams from Court Panins Hook and Rogers’ Silverware, Biock 253, lots and 5. Grove street. &c., equally prices:— change When seen at his residence Court Hamilton, Ancient Order of Forest- leremony. Block 253, lots 6, 7,8, Grove street. cester and Hartford gained upon the m Franklin street last he said:— AND OTHER USEFUL Block 258, lots9,1U, ll, 12, Teuth street. and t he tailenders moved ers, will cross bats on July 4, the winning evening, leaders, closer “I do not care to speak about the case Block 258, lots 13,14,15,16. Tenth street. to Easton. The record is:— team to receive a handsome banner. Block 233, lots 22, 23, 24, Erie street. it all. The young people wanted to 258. lots 25. Erie street. The of the get Flock 26, Clubs. W. L. P.Ct | Clubs. W. L. P.Ct management Superiors has narried, anil I certainly thought from Block 254, lots 9, JO, ll, 12, Eleventh street. 8 been C. who intends Flock lots Erie street. Jersey City..*! .738 Newark.17 14 .549 accepted by Kelly, heir mature appearance that they were 254, 23, 21, Wilkesbarre .#! 9 .709 | Lowell.11 21 .88:1 to make the club one of the Block 255, lot 3, Grove street. strongest if age. Whether were Catholic or HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, Flock 255, lots Twelfth stroet. 20 13 .800 9 24 they 18,14, Worcester... Easton. .272 teams of in the lots M and 13 .598 New Haveu.. 0 sixteen-year-old players b'otestant made no difference to me; Flock 25ft, L, Twelfth street. Hartford.19 ! 34 ,200 State. Block 255, lots S and P, Erie street. j hey were Christians and as such I mar- FOB No were made in the Block 255, lots 29. 22, 28, Erie street. No. 85 Street. changes standing At South lJergen the Crickets were i led them.” Bloc* 255, lot Erie street. Montgomery of Association clubs 5, the American by yes- beaten afternoon the Sea- Mr. John the father of the Block 255, lots 29, 80, 81, 28, Thirteenth street. yesterday by Phelan, lots G and terday’s games. Through the results the score was 19 to Block 256, H, 2u, Erie street. views. Tltc 5. oung bridegroom, is Treasurer of the Flock lot* Fourteenth Athletics increased their lead upon Brook- 236, 25, 26, 27, 28, stieet. The Polka Dots, of Centreville, 'liion Hill branch of the Ancient Order CASH OR ON TIME. Flock 256, lot* 31, 32, Fourteenth street, and the Orioles moved up another walloped lot 11. Thirteenth street. lyn the Point Breeze of if Hibernians, and a prominent member Block 256, peg toward the Bridegrooms. Here is the nine, Pamrapo, at Flock St57. lot* 4 und i. Grove atreot. afternoon 1 if Mount Alverno Council, Catholic Be- Call and Examine Them. Flock lots 9, Fourteenth street. CARPETS. record:— Bayonne yesterday by this 257, 10,11, score:— 1 levolent Region. Block 257,12, 18, 14, 15, Fourteenth street. Clubs. W. L. P.Ct I Clubs. tv. L. P.Ct E. Block 257, lot* 29, 80, FU’tecuth street. 0 CEORCE WATSON, St. Louis.85 16 ,686 | Cincinnati....34 25 .489 Point Breeze.0 1 2 0 2 4 0 3—12 Block 268, lots 19, 20, Eric street. Meoliuu ken’s New School. lot Athletic.31 16 .659 Kansas City. .21 36 .446 Polka Dot.0 0 0 0 3 0 6 2 *_1« Block 258, ll, Fifteenth street. IT IS GREATLY TO YOUR INTEREST ! 51 Montgomery St. Block 258, lot 25, Sixteenth Street. 19 .604 ! Columbus....18 27 .400 The Weeliawken school has Brooklyn.39 The Excelsiors have been organized question Block 259. lota o, 6, 7, 8, Grove street. ..37 21 .560 : Louisville ... 8 48 leen ut last. The citizens of the from the Baltimore .156 with these players:—M. McCormick, B. settled Block 259, lots 13, 14, 15. 16, Sixteenth street To examine at once and make an early selection own held a mass meeting in the Town FlocKt‘259. lots 18, *A», Erie street. In the International League race the re- Flaherty, I. Meehan, R. Howe, Sweeney, lots Eric line of we are lall last after a dis- B1ock259, 21, 22, 23, 24, stroet. large bargains offering. sults of yesterday’s two games permitted I. Driffin, J. Coffer, J. Moran and J. Mc- evening, aud, long Block 259, lots 25, 26, Seventeenth street concluded to the lots 29 Per Yd. Worth. the leaders to move further forward and Donald. All clubs whose players are un- ussion, accept plans Peter’s Block 259, 8U. 81. 82. beveuteenth treet Wm. lots Grove street. Detroit can Irnwn Beyer & Tivy. \\ ork will lie Block 260, 3, 4, 5, 6, gave and Rochester each a set- der sixteen years old be accommo- by Block 260, lots Seventeenth street. All-Wool 65c. 80c. 1 at once. 10,12, Ingrains.at back. The record follows: dated by addressing B. Flaherty, No. 174 leguu Block 260, lots 18,14, 13, 16, Seventeenth street 60c« The new on the lot* atreot 45c. Clubs. w. L. P.Ct I Clubs. W. L. P.Ct Sixteenth street, this city. building will be erected Block 260, 17,18, Erie Superfine Ingrain. our lots near site Block 260, lot* 19, 20. Erie street. 9 .. Nineteenth street, the 55c. 76c. Syracuse—23 .718 I Rochester .18 19 .486 Flock 260, part lot 24, Erie street. Tapestry Brussels. Toledo.19 12 .612 [ London. 14 18 .487 l Irst proposed. Lager Block 26(1. lots 26, 26, 27, 28, Eighteenth street Brussels 65c. 90c. Toronto.19 13 .693 | Hamilton-12 23 .342 Ball ToHSy local assemblies of tbe Brotherhood of Block 223, lot 18, Grove street. of the city anil country. This Is the largest quantity and patterns Games and of gome of to bo held on the Hoboken Y. M. J Switch- Flock lots 22, 28, Grove street. Players Hudson games engineers, Firemen, Brukemen, UNION N. J. 225, 21, 24, have ever offered at retail at such LOW DOWN PRICES. Being the product of 1 neu and of HILL, | Block 225, lot 25, Eighteenth street. Countv's Amateur Clubs. C. A. on 4 are Knights Labor, pledging grounds July being per- Block 225, lots F and A, Eighteenth street. our own factories, we warrant every carpet as represented. OUR NEW PATTERNS nutual support In the event of a strike on of lot Henderson street. The’ Bayonne force has fected a committee of Block 225, part E, to police organ. by consisting J he Union Fuel tic. This strike has been Block 225, lot 6, Ht-nder»ou street. FOR THIS SEASON embrace many Choice Novelties and New Colorings suitable Messrs. Fred Clerihew. D. H. John i*ed the following base ball Walls, , hreuteued for some time, and the Block 252, lot D, Grove street. team:—Cap. Covert and Dixon. Entries for griev- Block 237, lot 24. Erie street. present style of furnishing. and Beujamiu uce committees have been in session tain pitcher, Elijah Russell; catcher the events close tomorrow. SEE THE ARTISTIC EFFECTS And the said Court has Axed Saturday, the sixth ome days, making to the day of July, eighteen hundred and eighty nine, at George Mullaney; first John Events are to members of the propositions in baseman, open only , lflclals of the road. the Court House, the city of Jersey City, second association. The entries to date are;—One WE PRODUCE WITH OUR at ten o’clock In tin* forenoon, a* the time Yore; baseman, Edward Jonas; and for hearing any that mile run, Frank Older, D. R. Walls and place objection* third baseman, Bernard McCarthy; short may be made to the assessment*, B. R. Dixon; 220 yards hurdle race, W, Local Option In Michigan. LOW PRICED GOODS. charges and liens fixed and certified by the Com Patrick left In aald stop, Sweeney; fielder, Will- Iioughmn aud B. R. Dixon; 220 yards June 1889.—The missioned* of Adjustment report, when and Lansing, Mich., 19, where all parties interested therein may be heard. JAMES DOBSON iam centre John one mile JOHN & Donnelly; fielder, Edward dash, McCren; walk, W. , N. June J Meal bill, after fire in Dated Jkbskt Clf Y, J., \ 1899 B. Axford and W. J. Cochran: 100 yards Option hanging DENNIS MCLAUGHLIN. Taylor; right fielder, William Schmidt. H. the dash and three-legged race, J. h. Covert. * he Senate for weeks, passed that body c.Ifisk, Clerk of the Circuit Court of County of Hudson ™ MANUFACTURERS, They are awaiting from <—aagaro1™ ■*lTr,t*i Tw*irrrnauM.Mmimj challenges esterday, and will become a law as soon teams the precinct of the Jersey City Charitable Scotch Athletes. s it reaches the Governor. Serious de- WALL PAPERS, force. * acts led the Court to declare WEST NEW TORN. police The Scottish-American Athletic Club Supreme oUlnmtn fUUU 40 AND 42 FOURTEENTH STREET, * he Local law of two years ago uu- The Stocktons will piny two games of will au athletic exhibition this even. Option 138 YORK STREET. give oustitutional, aud the new act has been ball on In Independence Day. the morn- iug in the Oakland Rink for the benefit of c framed to avoid these —m— • trill meet the arefully objec- ing they O.sceolas at Wood- the Johnstown Flood Sufferers’ Relief t lons. crest Park and in the afternoon they will Fund. encounter the Stars, of in Turner & Rutherford, will show his J. D. Harris skill at club Tried to Wreck a Train. Bennell, that village. Messrs. Chenowith, Closter- of swinging, Wabash, Iud., June 19, 1889.—An at- BURR BREWING CO. The Sylvan Stars, Bergen com- and Skillman will take Sea Food Market Point, mun, O’Day part Post’s prise the following players, all of whom in several bouts at wrestling, and Chappie 1 ampt was made Monday night to wreck are under fourteen years old:—J. Russell Moran, Alex. Gallagher, John Rotlierman, t he northbound express on the Chicago pitcher: J. Reynolds, catcher; J. Bull, first Cal McCarthy, Pat Cahill, A. McDickener 8 nd West Michigan Railroad, near Ur- BEER. 255 WARREN ST. base: W. Collins, second base; W. Reed, and Rorkey Van Houteu will box. LAGER third base; Thomas Ryan, short stop; G. aua. While running forty miles an centre H. left our, south of the station, the 227 West 18th Street, SOFT SHELL CRABS, STRIPED BASS. Russell, field; Bull, field; P. Not to engine Leary, right field. All challenges should The .Spider Likely Meet Chappie, s truck a pile of ties, rails and stones, Herdants. LITTLE NECK ui Vi CLAMS, PORGIES, Grocers 1 'he was be sent to J. 8. RubsbII, No. 123 Hobart Despite the pressure that has been engine badly damaged, but no KTBW yorh:. avenue, Bayonne. brough to bear. Tommy Kelly, the Harlem c ue was hurt.___ BLUE POINT OYSTERS, HALIBUT, PICKLED LITTLE NECK If Manager Mansfield, of the Bay Ridge Spider, still declines to meet SEA BASS, CLAMS, Chappie As Old Nvbs* sou Childeem.— Don’t Club, will deposit *5 in the hands of a fall to C. M. CLERIHEW. SHAD ROES, PICKLED OYSTERS, B8 YEARS. Moran, of this city, for anythlug less than rocure MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING ESTABLISHED reputable stakeholder, he will find the SYRUP a purse of SOW). Moran's backer had an I or children teething. No mother who hu ever KINO FISH, PICKLED MUSSELS, Stocktons on deck. The Stocktons are 1 ried it will consent to let her child interview with Kelly, at the latter’s home, para through And all other Summer Fiah. anxious to hear from a Ad- 1 critical without good battery. on Monday. The Spider was hla period the aid of this tavalu- No. 333 belligerent, 1 ,ble Gives rest to the We hare a Water Summer Ovuter. dress James O'Grady, Grove and about what he preparation. mother and ERIE COAL YARD regular Deep bragged cousiderably relief and health to the Cures wind colic street, this city. child. attended to would do to the Englishman, as he and the Cor. Twelfth and Henderson Sts. Order# by Telephone Call promptly Beacons diarrhoea, regulates Lowals. Twenty j S5 NEWARK AYENTJE, J.C. The defeated the Jerseyites at termed Moran. His actions and talk tve tints a bottle, ».* Tiuphovi 3U. Telephone Call. 134 a S3 &