The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13
sPORzzNa N0TKs


The Young MAgnolias and Young crickets plaved
close game one day last week, the Young Crickets
being the winners by q score or IL 70 10.
The Owls defeated the Eagles on the Woodward
street grounds Friday week, by score Of IL to 4.
He told his swsethsart shat he was smoking
fye-cent cigar. she became angry. But when he
said it was Christie LOT, she oomplimenred him
street.
The Central grounds wsre the scene Of game
yesterday afternoon week between the Mikado's
and Communipaws. Score ID to II in favor Of the
Latter
2s to 2 wss the score Of the game played few
days ago on the Clerk street grounds, between the
Eagles, Of Glaremont, aud the Puritans, Of Green
Vile. The Eagles were the victors.
tooth powder, dens fail to examine his immense
stock OF tooth brushes. Hartnetts pharmacy, cor
ner of Warren and Montgomery streets.
The Submits were defeated by a score of 10 to 7.
By the Glenwocds, on the SUBMITS grounds a few
days ago.
The AGNES, Of Lafayette, without going to the
bat. skunked the Emorysf, OF Bergen, yesterday
week, the latter failing to Come TO time The game
was awarded to the AGNES. by score of . too.
All kinds Of pictures copied and enlarged to any
stzs or style at Keinus, 40 Newark avenue
series of contests took place isst night week at
Kessler's Hall, between the ladies OF the members
fsst and then the members themselves, of the
''Unter Uns" Bowling Clab. Prizes were AWARDED
~ lOktoWes 14A0Io3-ArS. 6uSG rSt, Mrs. NfC0l8I.
second. Members-ex-Alderman Dzuba won the
first, George Raven, second, and J. Hertxhen the
third prize. aud the remaining prizes were distrf-
buted among the members. supper followed the
bowling.
Summer underwear underwear underwear, I'M
derwear. underwear. underwear. underwear, under
wear, underwear. underwear, At Barons. 6 Newark
avenue.
The Jersey CITY Club il losing ground. The club
met with smother defeat ct Hartford, last Monday;
ths Hartfords defeating them by score of to 2.
The fourth defeat sustained by the Jersey City
nine in its peregrinstiops througn the Nutmeg
State was met with on Thursday at Waterbury
when the Waterburys beat them By score OF to O.
'sHer teeth we're like pearls" raved the novelist
OF course they were. How did abe mako them look
sol She used HArtnett's Occidental" tooth p0S-
der. Found at Hartnetts Pharmacy, corner War
rem and Montgomery streets
The Myrtle Junisrs OF claremont, we're defeated
By the Puritans. Of Grsenyille, last Wednesday
Score. 10 to s.
The mines OF the William r. Kern and william
d. DAILY Associations will cross bats at Oakland
ParK next Thursday afternoon.
You will need 10 drink clear water If you dcsirs
sold by wood Menagh will supply you with the
greatest boon Of your nfe-pure water.
The Greenbille Base Ball Club are particularly
DESTROYS Of receiving challenges from the Unions
Woodwards or Acmes.
The Bridgeports downed the Jersey citys At
Bridgeport last Wednesday by score of to 4
making three successive defeats for the home boys
last week.
Your water wants Altering You will need
litter. You oaght to examine one at Woed 4
Menagh's All styles, all varieties and the best in
the market.
tie game was played between the Arctic and
Asants mines at GreenyilIe last Wedn esday Score.
81 to Al.
The nine Of Court Psrgen. Ancient Ordsr of For
esters is anxious to hear from some other secret
order nine.
Roagh songs are never enchanting, but It Is
sweet masic to the housekeeper 10 hear the low
prices quoted for furniture at Frank J. Hanly's
doors above Jersey avenue.
game will be played on the Grand street
grounds to morrow between the Jersey City and
NewArk Clubs
The Jersey Citys were beautifully downed by
the Waterways. at Waterbury, Conn, last Friday
afternoon. by score Of IA toS.
Smokers had better keep their eyes open when
they pass VI Montgomery street. Mc0abe whole
sales, as well as retais. the Christie 107 cigars
The crossing Of bats by the Hawks and Young
Americas 1t Grsenvflle last Tuesday, resulted Ia
victory for the latter, BY SCORE Of Is to is.
At the shooting tournament at Marion, last
Tuesday. between the msnbers OF the aadson
County Gun Cub, President Theodore Myers
broke nfteen balls straight, winning arst prize.
For second prize, Psllins and Vogelsang broke
ewelye balls each; Peilins winning tine hhoot.off
BY breaking two successive balls to his oppon ents
two Aiss-shots. and carrying on the prize thereby.
You can get q nfe-sized erayon made with nice
| frame for $12 at Keim's. 40 Newark avenue.