The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
sPoR1xNG NOTES.


The clerks from the insurance firm OF Woodward
Sherwood & Co. defeated nine from the clerks of
the in surance Arm of W. w. Buckley L. Co. yester-
day week. on the West Bergen grounds, by score
: OF &c to s.
% to so was the score of the game played on the
Jersey avenue grounds, yesterday week, between
mines of the employees of the New Jersey Car
Spring and Rubber Co. and the Standard Wood
Turning Co. in favor of the latter.
Keep your eye on that man Barons gents furn-
ishing goods bargains. His store is at Newark
avenue.
The Jersey City club went outside. by way of 3
change of luck, last Monday, and did the Paterson
nine, an amateur Climb, up in great STYLE
The waterb rs stand third best in the Eastern
League.
Call at McCabe's cigar store, 81 Montgomery
street, and see the laughing monkey.
The Orientals, of West Bergen. would like to re-
ceive challenges, addressed to Tom Mccormack, II
Hoadley street. They average sixteen years.
Nine of Frank Leslies feeders defeated a nine
from among the pressmen Of the same establish
ment at Communipaw, last Mon day afternoon, by
q score of II to IL. This is the second victory Of
the feeders over the pressmen.
After they have celebrated the Fourth it will be
quite In order for the ladies to call at Symes's
market, 104 Newark avenue, and get all their
meats, butter or fish. The popular market.
The s'Muffs," Captain Fred. Burke and the
"Duffs," Captain Michael Carmody, will play
friendly game at Oakland Park tomorrow after
noon. The defeated nine will pay for the chowder
which will be served at the close Of the game.
every evening at 6 O'Clock. except on Saturdays.
Frank J. Hanly, 293 Newark avenue, three doors
above Jersey avenue uptown.
A great game will be played at Lafayette to-mor-
row afternoon between two mines of gentlemen
residents Of Lafayette. The clubs are known as
the Lafayette nine-composed of Messrs. George O.
Fountfnfjic gorge A. Rogers, B. Ballard, Peter
West =, =. Buclin, JEFF. McWiIlams. L. D. Chris
titau u Smith and NJ. Harris-and the Suydam
ninehi1omposed of Messrs. Vim. B. Mason Robert
Lyle, John Clark Charles ShipInan, Albert South
ard, VIM. McWilliams VIM. B. SIoat and william
Watson. DR.. J. P. Koonz is to be umpire.
John H. Paloubet Clerk Of the Second District
Court has offered two gold medals for npetition
by members of the Climax Base Ball nine. The
drst, valued at s15 will be awarded to the player
making the best score. and the other, valued at
$40, to the one making the least number of errors
during the remainder of the season.
Your stock of Summer understanding has run
out. You must get new outfit. and for low prices
and great bargains you had better call at Barons,
Newark avenue.
The Bergen Point Junior Athletic Club defeated
the Quisksteps, of Elizabeth at Bergen Point, last
Tuesday afternoon, by score of Is to 1.
The Jersey City nine showed themselves to be
good men and true at Meriden, Coma, last Tues
day defeating the meriden men to l. The score
was: Jersey City, IS; Meriden, 6.
IT was great game played at Newark last Tues
day between mines from the Newark and Jersey
O1ky fOilc6 departments. Inc newark BOYS scored
16 runs to 10 for the Jersey City nine.
The best domestic and imported cigars found in
Jersey City can be obtained at McCabes. 81 Mont
gomery street. Gentlemen should send their
orders by mail and have their cigars sent to them.
The Emory and Magnolia Lawn Tennis Clubs
contested game on the grounds of the former
club last Monday afternoon. The former being
the victors by winning two straight sets.
The Young Yorks win be glad to receive chal.
lenges from any baseball nine under twelve years
of age. Address Joseph Minihan, 80 York street.
III. Sweeny, captain.
Every household should be supplied with Hart
nett's Grains of Health. Absolutely safe and sure
to build up the system. Pharmacy, corner of War
rem and Montgomery streets.
The Young Criekets beat the Palisades by
score of ~ to 5: Wednesday.
The annual regatta of the Jersey City Yacht Club
will be sailed over the usual course July 18th.
MY store will, until further notice. be closed
every evening at o'clock, except on Saturdays
Frank j. Hanly, 203 Newark avenue three doors
above Jersey avenue, uptown.
A long range shooting contest-500 yards-will
take place at the Marion Rifle Range tomorrow,
under the auspices of tne Marion Rifles. Tho
shooting will be open to all. 1t will commence at
day. There are prizes enough for every contestant.
s'P1ay-Ball George George Latham) will ii is
said, resume his place in the jersey City nine.
The downfall of the Wings or Tories in England
has nothing to with the downfall of Summer
understanding at 4,arons, 6 Newa rk avenue.
Bridgeport defeated the Jersey City Club to 2
on the Grand Street grounds Thursday
About dozen members of the Hudson County
Wheelmen, of this city, started yesterday after
noon for trip up to Albany on their BICYCLES,
They viii return by boat tomorrow night.