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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

sence OF large number OF brokers OF sporting
prociytics at the yacht and horse races accounted
for the diminished activity this morning, but the
withdrawal OF the Alton from the Interstate Asso'
citation and the resignation OF Commissioner Fink
had seemingly spent their force upon the market
and there was most pronounced disposition 10
take more cheerful Wow OF the railroad situation
There was considerable selling OF the grangcn still
by Western operators and the effect Of this pressure
was most apparent In the first hour OF business
but completely disappeared during the afternoon
New England and Atchison were tho sustaining
elements IN the forenoon. but while they were
both unusually active, neither moved over a
range OF more than per cent during the day, but
neither was able 10 hold The feature of the day
was the strength In the Northern Pacific and the
oregon stocks, because OF the ina! settlement Of
the Oregon complications though Union pncinc
In whose interest the provisions OF the settlement
were made Jailed 10 respond 10 the news al ALL
The coal stocks also again came to the front late In
the day and Jersey Central, Delaware & Hudson
aud lackawanna all reached still higher figures
thnn before attained and scored handsome final
gains Rcalizaons In the last hour caused a lint
ted reaction and the final figures are i'm most
cases something on from the best prices The close
was quiet To hrln nt slightly below the best figures
81 the day. The lnal changes are almost inyari
ANY ~ VIC direction OF higher prices and Della
Navigation, per cont each; Jersey Central and
oregon lranscontineninl IA each; Northern Pa
cliiu preferred, "a, aud the common 1 per cent
Inc total sales OF listed stocks were 2l561j shares
OF which Atchison furnished a, 1876 New England,
WOO Reading 2igJG Locknwanna, 23,GiG ST.
i1ul llyVu anu northern racine preferred, li,05O
lAllfOnd bonds were hirly active the sales OF all
issues nggrcgating 81 $50 900 but there wins none OF
NC interest manifested In the Transactions. and
the movements In the list were comparatively
small aud unimportanL The Atlantic & Pacific Is
contributed slhl,OOO the Reading Is si57 900, and
INC Kansas Texas general IA Sill 900 To the grand
tOml, but neither OF these bonds showed any
special feature beyond their animation The
most marked movement was the further advance
oi Inc ~ Louis. Chicago consOls 10 %, but they
feactei NJ the close 10 ~ net gain OF 1 per cent
la VaaE "a aN q. fh.a
market was the Hooking Valley issues and the IS
dropped " 20 90 and the O. ~ TO bS Denver &
Rio Gmnde Western nssonlcd lists rose 2lf 10 WV
Closing quotatiOus
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DOMESTIC EXcHANdE.

Buying-Now York and Eastern points,
demand; part Eastern points, sight, lilo dis
count; Cincinnati, ST Louis, Louisville and
Chicago par New Orleans, Z discount
Selling-New York aud Eastern points,
81 80 premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis
VILE aud Chicago, l.lo premiumi New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet, with
sales 1875 bales, OF which exporters took %
and spinnors the remainder, New Orleans
spots closed easy, with futures on point ON
old crop months new unchanged. Liverpool
was quiet, little doing futures closed steady
OF decline of to points. The New York
market advanced l.l6c, closing steady, while
futures went up TO points, closing steady.
Manchester yarns and cloths were steady
little doing.
Hubbard, Price & Goa cotton circular
says Liverpool advicos today are OF an
unfayorablc tenor, as a response to our de-
cline Of the past few days The sales on the
spot were lower than we ever remember TO
have seen them on Tuesday. The market
here opened at a slight decline and the alb
sorption OF offerings by representative Of n
large Liverpool house gave confidence TO OPP
orators and induced covering demand on
the part Of those who were short and prices
gradually advanced to the close. A better
demand is noted for spot cotton, aud some
sales have been made for export II IL
thought that large portion Of the sales
made today will be shipped and as the
decline had created considerable
short interest the reaction was natural
and the question as to the future course
Of the market will be now decided
by the stand taken By Manchester
but little fresh business has developed, and
most Of the transactions arc the result Of
the closing OF old deals and the feature Of
the days business has been the buying Of
the above montioncd line OF cotton, supposed
10 be 1900 bales. New crop positions have
not sympaihizcd with the advance in Au-
gust 10 the same extent, but have shown
comparative firmncss during the session."
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CANNED GOODS o. Pncipnlcs sti5aL5h
pcnchtf. = lhs sinnlarl, u aiaiu second. tLOlet
Lis Tomatoes lhs, slindiri 6oa.Dr ihs. stand
ard, siu1, strawberries, MS ruphcrfies Il -,
black hcrrics. slU1 nn'cn caves sltg pcau. sl.tg
plums, si..1 asparagus, stUt gnccn cuu. 81 uug
10 green peas, N 0al.tt cove oysters, full,
weight ~. pltepic. ID. sl.hietiGG light weight
Gic To-. sion CONDENSED milk -Crown. sells.
Eagle, $40 swiss. elti. salmon. ti.tissipN Sar-
dimes. $50 mutilrl sariluc.. $40. Mackcrrl.
n. itffiW herring innckcn,l. ei.ih
sloAR-furc white, % ~. OF white, o.. yellow
clarified y .Hnr rcnuei a, DC. standard guanu-
lated, p,ts powdered, i0'ac. cot loaf io'se. open
kettle 1lfHiir. strong.
COfFEi-C Common i7i.c. ordinary. isr. fair,
iAs prime no, "a. rhnicu ~ fancy, Itf1ic old
rBvrfnmrnt n.f lg dull
SAIL saginaw. 81. a. pr brl. Ohio River q ~
60 - Ter hfl Louisiana Ellis. sacks, Inc. sLiO
upatsr, ti.lH pkis. H.tlr
mCE-l onlsana esgoc. Carolina. 6a7c
kTANOitaHc
CilEtSE-rfime fats --. New York factory
--. inll ofvAm, he. Young America. iae
MohArsf--llnuislnun. common 10 fhir, 2lltf,c.
primo chnicc, diei ~. fancy, tc cuntriiugals. com.
mon 10 ialf !asss'c prime 10 choc' Sew, syrup
gitstn'9 steady
uASbiEs-stlcks, all slrcs IN bxs. pls ami brls.
ioosiic fancy asurtrd, iu8ilr cxtra fancy, iifi
9V firm.
iuil weight 90
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Mnne, nan.,. s,a...

DIV lokk, June ih-Moncy % call eatv Al
,o ~ W cent Prime mercantile papcf gl.si5L
~ vul sterling exchange dun bit steady AZ
~, . 10Y slAl DAY bills aud u NJ tot demand
,eo',tnneut bouui have been dull and steady
S'ss neuis have been quiet but strong
lhe Nuch market was somewhat leis aetfxe 10
~, 49,, sn madg w IN Interest what Il lacked IN
sa.sP.V. " we nftt ana last halt hours there was
= us.l1eail Niong tone 10 the deallnaa the tbnso
Wsheo nslhs ieat many stocks tonight are mater.
ing as,,,,. wy ,a ,ng lev doelno from last cvep
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NEW YORK, June ls-Conec-optons opened
hendy, 40 TO 10 points down; closed irm 10 TO 2j
points down. Active; sales. ii2 $50 bags. includ.
ing June, H50dl4Gg July li.5Oaii1S Aug.
ust lAlOgtli@ september HsO@l11O; October,
A5@l6lO November ll.gO9ilaj December 1895
ml52O January, l600@lb. 20 February, ID CO@ib %:
March, lL9o@l621 Spot Rio, dull fair cargoes,
sngar-Raw, quiet; sales, 1901 bags Damarara
centrifugal, test, &c; SO hhds Muscovado So test
O1tc; refined, IN fair demand. steady.
Molasses-Foreign strong, CO. test Sic; New Or
leans quiet
kice-Quict; steady.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, June ia-on the Produce Ex.
change, today, the butter market was firm and
unchanged
Eggs-Firm at i2c.
C!NCINNATI0, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; sales
43 barrels finished goods on q basis Of sl0l
Butter-Easicr
Hugar-Frm.
Eggs-Firmer at liditiSc.
Chcese-ln fair demand
NEW ORLEANS, La, June Is.-Markeu un.
changed.
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FISH -Mackcrcl. half brls. 30. I, $3.50 No. 2,
s15S No b sS2i 1910 kit4 No I. st3i No. 2sl,2l.
Dry herring. family, Sc per box. North Carolina
roe herring half brls, $50 White fish, half brs,
$50
HOG PROpuCTs-stcadv; pork sia iO6ia2i; 81.
gar cured hams lUydliiso. breakfast bacon, 0iket
lu'sc clear rib sides bacon, Fsa7,sc shoulders,
o. bulk pork. clear sides C',c clear rib sides,
G'.c, long clear Gl.g shoulders. a,sc
LARD-fc, 10, half brs, 1'sc; kegs &c.
choice kettle, Ndsf.c. steady.
FRESH MEAfs-ilcol. hindquarier, balc fore.
quarters, ietic Clty hogs. 6gic county dressed,
b' 51tfc uor u.
flGs fEEr-Brl, 500. half brls sl59 kegs,
gfua
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant 10 the powers 81 CERTAIN irnti deed Of
June issN fccoried In book IA psrc aiG Of The
shelby County Registers oiice made 10 ~ ~ -.
Curc CERTAIN Indebtedness ihsruln mentioned de
fault having been made IN the sane Al the rcqusst
Of bcnehclares therein We VIII on
saturday. July ~, 1850.
n the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets In Mcmphls Tcnn, ell ~ public auction
iot cash 70 the highest bidder 'hc following ioh
estate tnwlt'
An undivided one hall lpicrr,t IN a parccl Of
rronnd lying aud bclne IN Nemphh shelby coun'
W. Tenn, and Described a. telloH, houndcd on
lands Of 0ilben wooldfidgr 90 the north by
ntnadway. aud on the wcst bf Ninth street
fqaity OF redemption weilcl Iatcs all paid.
r rosTuN,
y. H. fost0N, TraIieea
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IRE ,,istuiIs.

FLouR-rrom store, common 500; family,
sl2j choice. $40 fancy, sLdj, extra iancy, $40.
patent - 2jei5.jg; firm.
CORNMkAl.-Pcarl, $780, roller g. %, steady.
BEANS AND pEAs-Nayy beans, ST. S5et2O0 me
dium, u, 7j@lp1
OATMEAL--ln half brls $3.50 from store.
CRACKERS-Soda, extra, SC; treble extra, ca
Gl4C ginger snaps 76ss,xc assorted lumblcs, ll0S
l2tyc, cream cmckcrs, 7ishtshc
CRACKED WHEAT-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
lloMINY AND GRITS-From store, sl759901
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Lave s,ocL.

CATrlE-Choicc b. cxtfa. si,a1igv rood. n.
az common ~ medium. if.flt.r. choice cows
end heiicfs 2 ,flC medium. N.tF,o
hogs-,holcc cofhlcd. i'tse,c good. psgt,ec
,slitkr-dhoice, %; medium. s'salc common.
4, l.AAhli.s,-choloe Be- common TO sood per head
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Cote, seed t.,o,l,.,.

MrAi-ihmc siSO1tist1 les than car load.
luna, tlIOnlti7.in
COTTON sEkD- fsihoad sil.O0 river. 5000 per
ton
uii,-rumc crude assnv on crude. Snaasc:
ptimc summer yellow fA0ftis OF summer yellow
iNttlar ctulcc unnkinr tumfuuf ycllou, t0ai.c.
prime summer white tlllOc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

The rpoi market opened quiet aud closed easy,
uiddllne. iojfc saies, 80 bales Quotation are
a. icilowE Ordinary q, good ordinary. p'Sc low
mlddllng io,sc, mlddllne iojtc good mlddllnE
Ii,sc
o. iollowE jppe iobssiot4 July iot9io 81,
August ioffio.s7. September es2yas1 October,
s,iansa kovsmber eHg9.ts. Dccembef. as
Jannsfy, as2tp,5 Psbfuary, otoaa6ll March. p.ce
oaeS April, assaasA Sales is,ico baies
Nrw yonK.
fpok opened euy sad closed steady mlddllns
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CHICAGO. Ill, June is.-The Drosrs' Journal re.
ports Cattle-Receipts. $500: shipments 1000
Market slow and weak; beeves. e. 25@iJO; steers
stfo@t3q stocken and feeders, e. 4Ocs3 co. cows.
bulls and mixed. si5O6t3O0, Texas cattle, l.75es
zoo. WV
iiogs-Recelpts, lSoco; shipments. $500 Market
steady; mixed, Al50.ltQ heavy sLlO@i30 light
A2j0fiC0; bulk, SLiO@L50
shecp-Reccipts, 1000 shipments, COO Market
steady 70 weak; natives, q 7b6lT5; Westerns,
AW@t TO- Texans, sl75egLl0 lambs. s22je,a50
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New York Dry Good. Market.

NEW YORK, June 1S--Tmde steady; goods
were quiet on the spot but good returns were
made by statesmen on the road Of numerous art
Giles Ia both cotton and wooden goods. Southern
hne cottons meet with good sales, DO new prints
and ginghams. Prices Of cotton ilanncls have been
made about the same as last year. The market
was without change today or Developments. A
firm tone Is the general characteristic with print
cloths nrmcr
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MISCELLANEOUS noNDs.
COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and closed
quict middllng. ioii-ioc saloA ~ bale, of %
H. exporter and - 10 splnncfl
EXCHANGE Quotations
Ordinary. spicc E1oi ordinary. gsiGc low mid
dling 20 aitc miidiiuv. 10 ii.ieg god middilns.
n tlcc middlinr fair nominal faif nominal
dusty, 'sqilc lover
nAILN nnTI0N ArAIEMrNr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

BErcHAM's Pills act like magic on weak
stomach.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry 22l
Second street Branch office u Madison.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. 90 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet--Middling Cotton 10 li-loc
Sales Today l25 Bales = Tho
General Market is Steady Meats Are
Steady.
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TUESDAY EVENING, June is 1850
Money is in improved demand and ample
supply for all business purposes. Rates, I
10 per cent
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CLEVELAND. O, June ls-pctrolcum quiet
q W. no 7,sc.
WILMINGTON. NC. June iS-Turpcnino firm
SIC bid.
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Cash quotations wcto a. follows
flouf arm tpflnH wheat paicuts slTtaAs0
winter, N2tsito. hakrn', tluiftisn
nomlual. No fui, so,.c
No. corn, Ni.c.
No 2 oats, 2l'eg
No. 2 rye, DC
No. barley, nominal
No. naNscci. 81 h3Itl
Prime Timothy seed N iiatp
Mos pork, fef bf tiiOntti0A
lard Per 10 its y i0li6 kitl
Short ~ sides. loose aA5iatH
Dry alled shoulder. bqfsi, sNig,gaAA
short clear sides, boxed, 81 i3illGN
Rcceipu-iloaI, it,lQ bflf. Wheat. GO,o bu
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ArpLEs-Sl01ei5lp Der hh Dried apples. ga
p per 10 from store. nrci pcachct 2's.sio ifum
flufN
fnutT-stcady. onnrct- Mcs,ina. fLuost n
pct box California, $40 pcf box lemons sltni
40 pcr boK. iauanas, ~ 21l'1 VI bunch.
bates, f.tsc llgA iiefiac pCf pound.
NEdtTAni.Es-Ou ~ az PCT hfi. acks q. a.
cabbage, New Orleans crate, slit,stof garlic. 5oc
Ter itd
Nuts Cocoanuts. eiaOato0 pcf 100 Peanuts.
Virginia, le,sc Icun0se farmers stock. ief1c.
rnrsioi. ifti'sr higher shclici nj. ic white. ~.
spanish. luc lFcaus Texas old, lai1c Arkansas.
a6f y. Italian chestnut io.filc
HuTfEi- nuiigriuc. ilaisg cWamcfy. ts.ln.
daily, lgissitAc country, iuaiiAc
fUfAf0t3-lifm new, tAulsia VIPER lfi. sacks
~ un0ii. - sweet ffulNfl ~ pcf hH.
CibkK-unrk. $50 pcf brl, aud $50 pr half
NiNEgAn-rcr rai i.filc
ltus-sirady bNs, ~ casos i2fN
lNlLThN -thiCtcns. young, Al Hslt1 mixed.
sa0is2 81 hens, sisostot gcosc slso,sAos
iRtsm Ftsli- buffalo. iac Per NJ. cat. o. per
~. tame, pluh ifuut etc. sslnc ugf ih
hAlriNs- London layers $50. California, tl9
Vff hnN.
tgCkLra-nha ESQ. half bfla stOl
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OrrIcr Cou,IusanY on sunslrFNcE

oTrIcE CoNsiNsAnY OF SUBSISTENCE
Mcssrs. J. &C. Mcguire, - Louis, NO;
Your Maguirc's Bcnne Plant has proved
a most ellcctual cure for Diarrhma, Chol-
era, Dysentery, etc. II has not failed in a
single instance.
sTrrmEN How. Capt, Q. s.
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MIsceIIaneans.


WHISKY Eimirht kCntnrky Bourbon. n ang
Goo liuhcfislu and Lincoln Counties hfn nj si.ai
aiiul iastffn nca, tlunfau1 nouniluF 81 age
nnd make. common whisky. nratst 10. nrnnfdlna
"a proof Nothing under 10 Tor rUnt quoted
ulN-tlongtLi1iur domestic tlNliltl Coz I'm
ported
UWAss sEl,ng-nci clover. taN bu. hcris. "a
90 hu orlhanl guE. si..n hu timothy, st.si.tlU1
hu German milivi, Sew bu Hungarian, slessjc
bu.
nAGGiNG- pgio'sc
Itia=si.n
slior- prp sLis buck. tLn
ItAnaF .ihN
TALtOMalte.
sNutr-G autlr. 80 81 Ralrhs aosS Rail.
rnld. fl.it uall a AN'a s1ul
IONpkH-kcg, sAol half kcg. sa7t quarter
C0AL olis-rrme white. wholesale lo,s u. per
sol.
TonACco-commom sssgc Other gados, .,
csc
nEIsWAN
NAil.s=lrun. 500 steel sra
.Nuois-hufy gfuasr wool, uuwashci. i9alAc
cleat atglsg wool Mfiic bury, washed gnssoc.
Tub WASHED. fAIt ir
niDEs-nr nlni 40 !. o. No 2 g.. dry sai,cd.
tfig gwen salird, SO I, i'eg SO. 2 lr rrccn, IA
lc docnkins 2g5s, shcCpskins tctsLOo. uoml
nal
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peoripis IN port this day. is.1 - fu
tcc,ptsin iori this day, -, .........a..... as
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
BoWLERS MET.
The Temperance Club, of Hoboken,
Visited Lafayette.

The Temperance Club, of Hoboken,
Visited Lafayette.
The Temperance Club, of Hoboken,
paid a visit to the Lafayette Club last
night to play the return game.
The Prohibitionists made the trip in a
stage, and a jolly time they had. The
club is composed of young men living in
the Elysian field section of the city and
they got out for fun and had it.
The Lafayettes called on the Hoboken-
ties a few nights ago and were SO grace
fully received that they made elaborate
preparations for the reception of the
total abstainers. A splendid feast was
spread and there was an abundance OF
soft stuff to wash down the delicious
salads, etc.
The game, too, vas close to sixth frame.
Both teams bowled low. They could not
avoid it because of the hilarity that pre-
vailed. Fun was poked at every roller as
he was about to hurl the bail, and the
happy party laughed when the sphere, in
stead of making the head pin, rolled or
in the gutter.
The best, score was 154, and bowlers who
always beat the average were way down
on the list. In the eighth frame, the
Lafayettes obtained a lead of sixty, and
in the next two frames they improved
their advantage by eight pins. Excellent
singing and Jimmy stories We're INDUCED
in after the feast, aud at midnight the
boys were having a merry time. 2
The two clubs have so thoroughly en-
joyed their meeting that it is probable
another series will be arranged.
The score follows:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
Sporting Notes.

Captain Day and G.. G. Thomiar are the
carpenters and builders of the Hudson
County Wheelmen. They worked until
midnight putting up stands and booths
for the fair, which opens on December II
and closes on the 21st.
The beautiful banner and the crazy
quilt to be disposed of at the fair of the
Wayne A. c., are attracting considerable
attention in the window of the Marshall
Ball Co.
The fair Of the Wayne Athletic Club
will open next Monday at the rooms Ct
the club on Newark, opposite Pallsada
1t should be literally patronized
and made a handsome success.
The Scots will hold a regular business
netting tomorrow night.
Ellenger, the negro kalsomer of this
city, who recently put on the gloves, and
warmed Bill Gabig, will meet the Black
Domino from Washington in a six round
go at Boyles' on Sunday Snight. Ii Ell
linger succeeds in landing several of his
inshoots the Domino will be q double
blank.
The Excelsior Rifle Club, of this city
and the Hudson r. c., of Marion, will
meet the crack team Of the Our Own
Own Club, of Newark, before the close of
tine season.
Mike Nolan, who was recently defeated
by Cal Mccarthy, has announced that he
will not enter the ring again. The injury
to Els jaw is more serious than was ut
first supposed. He claims that he should
have had the fight on McCarthy's foul
blow.
Tommy O'Day, the clever athlete and
champion wrestler at 1876 and al pounds.
has declared that he accumulates flesh
too fast for training and will retire On his
laurels. He has been invincible and has
a peck of medals that he won in wrest-
ling, running and other athletic contests.
A match game of bowling will be
played tonight at Meyer & Steneck's
alleys, Hoboken, between the Atlantic
and Holzhacker clubs.
The Miller Rife Club of Hoboken shot
for gold medals at their headquarters last
night. The winners were A. Meyns, first
class, with a score of 240 out of a possible
$50. F. Kicking. second class, 229; SAM
uel Besson, third class, 216.
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BOWLED FOR HONOR
TWO MATCH GAMES ROLLED ~
THIS CITY LAST NTGHT

Tho Bergens Vanquished n Newark
Team. Lafayettes Defeated a Hobo
ken Club, and Elizabeth Wa1loped
Observation-Disclosures and Sporting.
The Pastimes, of Newark, came to this
city last night inquest of the scalps OF the
Bergen Bowling Club.
The Bergens recently surprised the
Newarkers in their own wigWam and de-
feated them with ease. The Pastimes
were determined to make a third game
necessary and donned their armour for
the t meeting. The Bergens had on
their fighting garments and after a close
struggle they succeeded in disposing OF
the series in two straight.
1t is rarely that a more even game is
put up. Not one of he ergens fell be-
meath the forty block, and five of them
were in the forties. One was in the fifty
block, two in the sixties and the Two
leaders were a tie at ISL.
A singular coincidence was that the
two leaders of the Pastimes, like the Ber-
gems leaders, were q tie, each made l61.
/ The visitors moved in trios. Three
FINISHED in the sixty block, three IN the
%ffties, three in the forties, and he low
man stopped in the twenty station.
The Bergens went to the front on the
nrSb frame by JWenUy-elRnI lney uiovcu
along evenly. The BergenS maze q rev
pins with each frame. As an illustration
Of the steady game the Bergens put up,
at the fifth frame they had a total OF 1872,
Indicating a l, 564 game. Their total for
the ten frames was 1861, n difference of
only three pins in the first and last half
of che contest.
The Pastime's game was not spasmodic
either. They had 1856 to their credit with
the fifth frame. They improved slightly
in the last five frames, but beat the total
of the first half by only t%hirtypins.
The match was played at Henn's alleys,
and at the close a fine collation. prepared
by Mrs. Hem was served. The recep-
tlon was slightly more agreeable than
that accorded the Bergens when they
visited Newark.
The score follows:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
yaIuable Trunks Seized.

Deputy Sheriff kaufman, Of New York,
was successful yesterday in making a
very important seizure in connection with
the failure Of Stern & Stern, jewelers. of
1s Maiden lane, which may gladden. the
hearts of the creditors. He seized two
heavily laden trunks which arrived ut
the Pennsylvania Railroad station. in
Jersey City, from the West, belonging to
the firm, which are said to ontain a
large amount of diamonds, watches and
trunks which Jacob Stern had in Cincin-
natl. The trunks were taken to the Sher-
iff's oficeqlate yesterday, where they were
carefully guarded by the Sheriff's officers
until arrangements could be made for
their safe keeping over night. They were
sealed up with red wax, put OF a truck
and taken to the safe deposit vaults, at
broadway and leonard street, in charge
Of ID putysSheriff Kaufman.