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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23
THE WOOL MARKET.
The Latest Figure. Given by Rradstresp,
Agency,

The Latest Figures Given BY RradStresps
Agency,
New YoRK, Feb, 92,-Bradstreet's re-
port;
There is only a light demand Tor wool
in the various markets, owing to the fact
that most Of the large manufacturers are
well stocked up. Prices, however, held
firm, and, as supplies in dealers hands
are only light, with no prospect OF re-
newing them before the new clip comes
in, the whole position Is decidedly
stronger than 1t was q week ago. The
volume OF business has been quite up to
the average during the week, with the
demand mostly for domestic woods, The
firm condition abroad seems to have
created a feeling OF steadiness among
dealers in this market and there are no
signs OF any break in prices for some
time 10 come. Australian woods are
armer, and the high prices which have
ruled at the London sales, which closed
Tuesday, have strengthened the hands
OF holders here, Spot stocks are report
ed very light, but considerable ship
ments are coming to this country by sail.
ing vessels from Melbourne, Territory
woods are also in some request, but buy
ers are not disposed to go beyond imme'
diate needs, Carpet woods are firm, with
only light offerings, There is an In
creased demand for Western pulled
woods, and supplies are coming in quite
freely.
At Boston the market is unchanged.
Most of the large dealers have supplies
on hand sufficient to carry them over till
the new clip is available. Fleece woods
hold steady and are quoted at SSaS6c,
for \ and M and above, Clothing and
Combing woods continue In light stock
and firm in price, Current quotations
are as follows, in comparison with last
year and the year before;
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Proposals..
SEALED PROPOSALS,

AHN IN HNmHN ~
WHEELING, ", Va, Feb. 10, lSSl.
Sealed proposals will he received a. the Office
Of he CIy Glrfk uutll Thursday, February. 2St,
l1g. VI O'Clock p. m, ,l9r the removal 81 AZ
tilrh,p E,tJagc aud OnNl from within the limits
oi ibt oil Of Wheeling, Us required by tho or
dIns, Mii city, for one year, ending March
81, IgH, bI Ito Or rs follows:
Fln, ward,
A1 Fof he f5iri iI,rlct comprising the Third
and Fourth wards.
Foi the Fourth district, comprising all south
Of WhecliRs t'rtg u G~aliWclPs Run,
F0f the Filth lH,lCt, comprising all south OF
CallWell's Run To tie southern line Of tho city.
No ptnnn will he awarded for inOre than one
district, nor can they 10 Interested IN any pro-
POSI- for more than cnr district,
Proposal, to hp addressed 10 tho Chairman OF
the Committee on Health, tho Committee 70.
serving tile Right to reject my or I'll bids.
THOMAS \, THOSER,
iNN City Clerk.
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M NoTEUFTER Any LONGER,

Knowing that a cough can DO checked
In q day, and the first stages Of con-
sumption broken In q week, We hereby
guarantee Dr. ACker's English Remedy
Tor Consumption, and will refund the
money 10 all who buy take II ~ per di.
teCtlons, and do not tind our statement
correct. o. X, GoetEc, H. u. Burt y,
M%OnkemOller, Logan 4 Co. nAw'a
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How 10 overcome tho DAugora Of Exposuro

Francis o'Reilly, tho w%ell.known liv.
cry man OF No. Is Prince street, New
York, says Of ALLcocK's Porous PLAs.
TEns:
"For the last forty.two years l have
been engaged in the livery and hacking
business. l am greatly aided by my four
boys. We are much exposed to the
weather, and we have found ALLcocR's
PLAsrERs Of very great service. We use
them as chest protectors, placing one on
the chest and ono on the pit Of tho stom.
ach. They not only ward OF the cold,
but act as q tonic.
We arc frequently affected with rheu.
matism, kinks In the back, and pains in
tho side; but one or two Of AiLcocK's
PLAsTERs quickly cures us. Ny wife
aud daughter have been using ALLcocK's
pLAsTBRs for weak back and think the
world OF them. l have now been
using them for twenty years, and always
have a box In the house." paw
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AsAps rOnY.

The child coughed. The mother ran.
No remedy was near. Before morning
the poor little sufferer was dead, Moral:
Always keep DR.. ACker's English Rem
edy ut hand. @. r. Goethe, Il. d. Burt,
G. Menkemeller, Logan & Co. s
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The. simple application Of "syAYNE'g QiNt.
MINI" WithOntahy Internal medicine, VIII cure
Any caAe. o. Tottet, Bali Nhguin, RllgWoiEni
ilea Ileh, ,s0tel rlmples, EcsOmA, al HcAlIl
% long standing, Wh potent elective and
coats but q Tide, fThAAW
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Bucklen,s Arnlcn sulye,

Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, Sores ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tutter, chapped hands, chil6lains,
Corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi-
cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac'
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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Qhe 9ntelltaenrer.
leel NoD, sb aud " Fourteenth Street.
ROSEBUD AND RUE.


ARTHUR u uklAAuA'
All flushed with pleasure aud passion
- his rose you gave me tonight,
And u breath Is whisper OF longing
And your face lisa marble white,
Again you arc seeking to pain me,
slill cold and cruel arc yOut
have not forgotten my EOTrOW
The night that you gave ruel
DiSdRin, when Iasked you to love me;
A stone when l asked you for bTead;-
All, no, ! have not forgotten,
Though hope has long been deadl
And tonight you give nc a rosebud,
False ~ tleglvOF IL hlr;
Yet my heart IL burning my bosom.
Consuming It's old despair.
NylOye, lift your dropping laShes,
pn kissing your lnEcT llpsi
still whittier. mol What am ! SeelngP
The red Of desire on your lips!
You are flushed like your floral tokenI
You are mine Vt last, II Is tTuel
Tonight you give me q rosebud,
When once you gave me the ruol
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pliAsI quail 1oldnr ilnea,

Observation-Disclosures intense ltohlng, aud
SlIhgIngI most AZ nIihl, WdfSO by scratching,
Often bleed and HiCCfat6, bcCQnlng very hotv;
PWAYhH1G. OtNfNRNf htdpa tho Itching aud
bleedlng, heals ulCOtAilQni and IN most ca1Sa Y.
moves the luI1bfa, ALdflgglltll OF " mall LOT
" eetta u, BWAyno a Ron philadelphia
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OF M. A. DAuPHIN,
Washington, DC.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Nn1V OeiOaOs Ia

"REMEMBgR, that the payment Of Prizes 1,
GUARANTEED ny -Four NATIONAL hanks Of New
Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed by the Prcsl'
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered rights
arc recognized IN tho highest Courts; therefore
beware ot any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR Is the price OF the smallest
part or fraction Of a Ticket ISSUED ny Us IN any
Drawing, Anything IN our name offered for less
than a Dollar Il 4 Ewindle. feil.wSAw
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pALTIMOREA RAILROAp-

DDepnTtnrco ri rain from Wheeling SChe1nle
IN CFeSt NoyeTGSrf ~ sSSmEMsSHtSpni ntI;masS.n eau''
Express for Chicago aud the Northwest, 1923 q
cxcept Saturday. N""'
Express for Cincinnati and 81, Louis, 1925 am
Columbus Observation-Disclosures &C S:SS m, daily.
For ColumbmS MN ana I0,SS < M daIiy' and
II;iS y N. daiiy. eSceIt satiTdSv. and ia mn
daily, exCent SinIHy'
ExprCSs tor Washington, D, G., Baltimore,
m aud Sl0P @ hn% dS iET Via Plt tISu% 9Fa' Siso o. N.
daily. 49, '' U"NP' N'
For Pittsburgh and Washington. Pa. b,m a m
daily; CxDrcsg. 5.gS a m. dSIiS' Ia NJ m. iaIFV
eXcent sunday. AdditIonRi way train for Waik.
inpt6r. ia. S!gO n "a, JAW aWSSynt tsSnnndsv "'N
PhIlndciphia nj 6,8D n m dSIIv- "NS
COlunibuS nnd IincinnSfi S,AS n m. Sunday
only. ~ ~
tx. NFDurJ,,Ino e,tn ,o,nn 49,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

Polite Clerk Showing goods)-"Here
is something l would like to call your at
tention to, lady. It's the latest thing
out" Mrs. Rounder (abSently)-"u
there's anything out later than my hus.
baud I'll take II, II only for q curiosity"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

THAT tired feeling and loss OF appetite
are entirely overcome by Hoods Sarsa.
parilla, tho peculiar medicine, Try 1t
aud see, o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23
FOR SALE.

osalidInL lOh on tho0ld Fair Grounds, ZanO'S
Sa y Noilh and BOtth Front streets and
"Vlh Ignh streets, At very low figures,
AbaigAln, sHVVh "
Bpng,c ltck House, II and 10 virVisiA ,trCet,
WV N NpafAIC OT both together, They con.
"gl Al modern improvements,
SSol hOOinel House 1877 South broadway a
'y,,nI,' 1llylli ~ much less than coat,
IGlt R2otuOd Cottage Tor Sjli,
,lsSa1.. h9gflcd House, North Front street,
Ivy, Al ~ good condition. eg,SOO,
|ehe = pleasant home, W"
1Eit,n, hIvllgd HtlCk House, southwest CntnCi
VIZ lGy lot Investment, ~
hsTnd ~ 1,ls Houses, large and small, always Of
.0cS a. n sutrtt TON All. O,...,
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S,lsi Prizes amounting o.....-,r,"..,"", u ,O5l,SOO
NoTE.-TlCkets drawing Capital Prizes arc not
entitled TO terminal Prizes,
For Club Rates, or any further information
desired, write legibly 10 the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State, County,
Street and Number, hI0re rapid return mail do
livery will be assured by your enclosing an Gu
velOpe bearing your full address,
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money OIderA
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter, Cur
renCy BY Express lat our Gxp0nse) addressed
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

There are about 10000 lace makers in
Normandy, and In all France there nrO
nearly 100000 women engaged In this
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Logan & Co., WholcsalO Agents.

A thief in Carlisle, Pa, steals nothing
but Bibles, and he has taken ninety-one
from the people OF that town without
being discovered.
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For Rent.

DOR RENT-TllE DESIRABLE
L Residence, no. ~ Main street. Apply to
WN. H. lKWlS, lcO'
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yellRiSe d ZAnGSyillS Through Passenger leaves
BellaiFe at S:i0a, mr. arrives at BellRiEe al $3.50
y. M.
WOOdsHeld Passenger leaves BellAlre at Ai20 p.
NJ, arrives at BOllAlFO at S;25 a. M,
symmetrical Accommodation leaves BellAlTa
atl2:26 y. M, arrives ut BellAlre at lliH0 q. m.
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FARM FOR SALE.

liye = Juice Farm OF 40 acres, lying along the
h1v uglNc(n Tyler and WCECl counties (pRFIly
~ y.gnE IuuT lnllCS from New M~attlnsvlllOi
WHY hl down IN gtasg, we'll wAtCrCd, tuhstan.
sN Improvements, and In u good nelghbOrhOOd,
sneh wish TO sell, The title Ii perfect, aud
Wy W ,yll ul q bargain and on reasonable terms
vt1!l on Of address mo at New MArtlnVlllc,
= county, W, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

The graduating dresses Of two young
Of the high school class Of 1889 at
Wichita will be their wedding costumes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

Detroit FrG.rrau.
ing, have't they?
Willie-Yep.
Bessie-Wiich ono gets the worst OF
lido you know
Willle-Not yet. I'm waiting to sec
which one OF them slams the door going
out.
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General Notices.
no |BONpHOLpERs.

NUTTTI 10
4N,u.uoi Band, d; ohio County, West Viz.
raia. mr, npea h}@rInS pSr CENT Ia!et,
~ ~ ~ 'gUi. .II. III, 90, l.O, 10, ~, 80,
IN; pI, III, 80, Oi, Il1 aud 1870, have
" '"ii,i4VW aud the zane will be paid VI the
,',t W Wheeling on the lrst day Of March
h,rs V,.lard ]inttrvsI will erase on said bonds
lfA,t . Ittr. 7. u DOBBINS,
H'u H." ,lGrrt Hoard of Commissioner 0! the
forury ii niiO WrSt Virginia. lGl6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

"What a pity it is" says q St. Louis
clergyman, "that there are so many
sweet sinners and sour saints"
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Auction Sales.
AUCTION!
FINE FURNITURE AND CARPETS,
DInIng- Room & Kitchen Ware

VI T'NTI NIEFW'
Iuulgdlatw public auction, NJ No. e2iH, cor
ts, al C%hablIGu ard TwCNty'third streets, on
Wg,.Ily, Ftbru,ry -, commencing. At9 O'Clock
H a. illllW.: hdor Set, Chamber Sets sew:
pmI Bfu,,rl, Crpct' al tho best makes UNI
wvIr"gu Van, In itr. everything belonging 10
N .lrias,Iwc.lIrg Tor family u'O,
. pep,u, WlsNtrg tn examine the goods eau zee
w" wi, nm, ri,n, J.. G. HERVEY,
III AUCtlOneeF,
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NCR ~RENT-DWELLlNG HOUSE,
l. ,Cycu looms mud bathroom, natural gus,
No, lt!i ives, lido u ChapllnG street, sG75 20 per
Rnnutn, w. II. MSEllAKT, llCJ Market street,
tptl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

Tho Ropes gold mine, near Ishpeming,
Mich, produced $500 worth Of gold and
silver last month, at net profit of$4,000.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1859. PaSsCn.
ger trainB vii, run as iollOws-Central Time.
All trims daily except those marked thuSf
which do not run on Sunday;
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.
wv On and after Saturday, October Is, 1855
trains on the Wheeling d Elm Grove Railroad
will run Rs follows;
LEAVE WHEELING;
b;90 a, IN, 7:O0R. M, 0a. M, Il:00 q. M, 1891 p.
NJ, S;01 p. IN" $50 =. M 7;00p m, 9;00p, M.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK;
G:l0 n. M, Tara M l0;OOR M, 1880 M, 2!S0
p, m, i;e1n. m, B:10p p. m, S:00p, M, l0:00p IN.
ON SuNDAHS-until further notice trains will
run Us follows: Leave the city at S;00a m, and
run every hour until 0:lb p. m, Leave Wheeling
Park a. g!0Oa; N, and run every hour until 70
9:46 9; m, and city ut l2;l6 p. m.
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%TRAVELERs' GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINs-On and alter Nov, Is lSSEs43
FL1NlfIoN or REFERENCE MARKS, eDally, tsuns
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. lsatuE lay
excepted Sunday only. saturday only
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-02-27
Adgegtise for Se70dnts,
AdueatiSe for Situations,
Ad0eatise for Rooms,
Adgertise for Tenants
In the SUNDAY MORNING NEWS
Satisfacfion Wnnted.

Magistrate ito Mrs. Con. Kelly
"You claim, Mrs. Kelly, that Mrs.
O'Toolihan gave you that bruised and
blackened faceg"
Mrs. Con. Kelly-tShe did, yer
honor, or I'm not Irish born.''
Magistrate--'sAnd what you want is
dalnages?p
Mrs. Kelly-.sNaw, sir; I want salts
faction. | have damages enough
-E.UchQmge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-02-27

pose of voting on the question of
bonding the town to allow the trus-
tees to purchase land and erect a
school building, and furnish the same;
$4,000 is the estimated amount re-
quired.
Mr.. Theodore Kiefer, the well known
tonsoral artist of Franklyn street,
Union Hill, was united in marriage
Monday night to Mrs. Margaret
Breiser. A reception followed at the
residence of the groom's daughter.
The recent fair of the West Shore
x. M. @. A., held at New Durham,
melted $438. The money viii be used
in furnishing the associations reading
rooms at New Durham and at Wee
hawken.
Messrs. S~chnenriger, Thelan and
Goetz were absent from the Union Hill
Board of Education Monday. The
monthly salaries of the teachers, jani-
tor and engineer, amounting in all to
81, 4333. so were paid. Schneider's Sons
bill for supplies, amountinting to
$780, 81, the Hackensack Water Com
pany's bill of SO. 80 and an insurance
bill for $76.B were also paid. The
Committee on School Government
reported the result of the
recent meeting and also that they
had drawn up a circular
asking for contributions to help the
cause along. DR.. Luck, of the Finance
Committee, reported having commune
Gated with the Board of Council in re-
gard to the monies that body had
taken from the school fund and APP
piled to the sewer fund. The commit
tee insisted that the money be returned
to its proper fund. Nothing has yet
been heard of from the Council, but
the indications are that the money will
besreturned. If not, the School Board
will take legal steps in the matter.
After the transaction of some other
business of minor Importance the Board
adjourned.
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The following officers were elected
Monday afternoon at the annual meet
ing of the Young Ladies' Society of the
First Presbyterian Church at Bergen
Point: President, Mrs. Wilson J. Haver;
Vice-president, Miss Alice e. Wilson;
Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Hannah
Il. Wilson.
The trustees of the First Presbyte-
rian Church of Bergen Point met Mon
day evening at the home of Mayor
Newman, and decided to Immediately
begin operations to complete the cree
tion of the church edifice. Two-thirds
of $40, 900, the amount at which the
cost of the work is estimated, has
already been subscribed. The Young
Ladies' Society has pledged itself to
contribute yearly for five years 800
toward the building fund.
About 81, 900 have thus far been col
lected towards the cost of building the
proposed st. Joseph's r. G. Church at
Constable Hook. To augment the
amount the members will give a ball
Q N Monday evening, March 4, in COIN
s. Gannon's International Hall.
An effort to establish a free reading
room in connection with the Bethle-
hem Mission Sunday School is being
made by the management of the mis-
sion. The committee who are prose
cutting the work include Messrs. Will
liam g. Simmons,s Charles M. Colville
and G. r. Morrison. They will CRATE
fully acknowledge all donations of
books and other supplies.
Briefs From Bayonne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Hopper, of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-02-27
BAYONNES NEW SEWERS.
THE PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT
MAPS BECEIYED.

The Fund for the New Presbyterian
Church Building G~rowing-New Cath
ollie Church at Constable Hook-Bay-
onne Bowlers.
The Bayonne Board Of Councilmen
met in adjourned session last evening.
Councilman Scofeld, who is i'll, was
the only member absent. City Attor-
ney Fuller reported adversely on the
petition for relief from George Vree-
land, who wanted the assessments on
his property reduced on the ground Of
over valuation. He said that the
Board was powerless to act, and the
charter provides Mr.. Vreeland a rem
edy. Colonel Fuller further reported
that he saw no reason why the Board
should hesitate to accept the permis-
sion of Henry Clay Smith to extend
the Thirty-fourth street sewer through
his property. On the petition
of Henry Lembeck for the trans
fer of an assessment paid in error
upon property other than his own
an adverse report was also made by
the City Attorney. He believed that
the different lot owners could easily
settle the difficulty. He reported fa-
yorably upon the petition of Amelia
A. Janeway for an award for land
taken in opening Avenue G, but on her
petition to adjust the assessment for
grading Thirtieth street he reported
that the Board had no power to act.
She should have the matter adjusted
by the Commissioners OF Assessments.
City Engineer Smith presented re-
ports from the Commissioners of As
sessments and preliminary assessment
maps for sewers to be laid through
Avenues G and E, Thirty-ffth, East
Twenty-eighth and East Thirtieth
streets, and for the grading of Thirty
sixth street. President Goddard APP
pointed Councilmen Scofield, Cadmus
and Meigs upon the special committee
for the revision of tax maps, and the
Board adjourned.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-02-27
Adeertise for SERVANTS,
Adoegtise for Situations,
AdeeqTise for Rooms,
AdDegtiSe for Tenants
IN the SUNDAY MORNING NEWS.


The seventeenth annual reception
and ball of Bayonne Hook and Ladder
Company No. 1 will be held this even
ing in the club house Of the Pamrapo
Athletic Club. Five hundred invita-
lions for the event have been issued,
and delegations of firemen from Jersey
City, Hoboken, New Lots, l.. l., New
York city, Brooklyn and Staten Island
are expected to be present. The re-
ception committee consists of Messrs.
Charles E. Comfort, James M. Leogue,
Joseph Magee, Jr., Norman E. Blauvelt
and GeorgeH. Wake.
The Guild Of st. Johns P. E. Church
will give its fourth annual supper and
entertainment this evening at No. 1893
Avenue d.
In Columbia Park Hall at Centre
vile the third annual masquerade ball
of the Germania Singing Society will
be held tomorrow evening.
On Friday evening, March Is, the
Young Ladies' Society of the First
Presbyterian Church at Bergen Point
will give a supper in the lecture room
of the edifice.
Under the direction of the Fort
nightly CLUB a SOlree assembly Will be
given Monday evening, March 4, in
Schuyler Hall at Bergen Point.
Bayonne Bow1ers.
Teams from the New Jersey and
Elizabeth Athletic Clubs will roll a
match this evening on the alleys of
the latter organization.
Prof. Henry E. Harris, Principal of
Public School No. 1, of Bayonne, leads
the score, and will probably win the
chief trophy in the bowling tourna-
ment of the New Jersey Athletic Club.
A regular monthly meeting of the
Pamrapo Bowling Club will be held in
the Sunnyside House, on Friday even
ing.
During Lent the Tuesday evening
Bowling Club, of Staten Island, will
roll every Tuesday evening. The tour
nament of the club has ended, with
Miss A. D. Whitte1nore as winner of
the chief prize, Miss Nelson as winner
of the second prize, and Miss Fesser
as possessor of the BOBBY prize.
Read Bill Nye's funny letter. dN the
neat SUNDA MORNING NEWS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-02-27

sssVery extensive and belong the Erie
Railroad Company.
Ex-Freeholder Louis G. Hauenstein
of Union Hill has been asked, to ac-
cept the Democratic nomination for
Councilman. He however, declines to
accept, and declares that the only
office in the gift of the people that he
could be induced to accept would be
that OF memberof the Board Of Edu-
cation.
The Friendship Club will on Satur-
day night celebrate the forty-second
anniversary of the birth of Arnold
Loop, the proprietor Of Friendship
Hall.
The time is fast approaching when
the annual election for Chief and As
sistant Chief Engineers Of the Union
Hill Fire Department is to take place,
and there is much excitement among
the fire ladies in consequence. The
present Chief is Henry Icke, and he is
a candidate for denomination. He has
given satisfaction. Mr.. Otto Stahl is
also a candidate, and he too has a very
strong following. For Assistant Chief,
Messrs Adam Miller and Charles Pfeif-
fer are candidates. Both are active
iremen of many years experience.
The nominations will be made in about
two weeks.
Atthe Weehawken Township Com
mittee held Monday night, Colonel
Albeit, the corporation attorney,
asked permission to retain associate
counsel to assist him in arguing the
case of the Boulevard assessment mat
ter, which is about to come up be-
fore the Suprame Court at Trenton.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-02-27

The traps were handled bylDaniel
Lakewood.
The Congregational Church Society
Ipf Guttenburg has secured twoklots on
Hudson avenue, ia that towH, upon
which they will id the spring erectn1
2 1900 edifice. One Thousand dolla
has already been subscribed.
Plans are being prepared for the erd
ton of a Sunday School room in Cd
nectjon with st. Johns Church,
West Hoboxen.
Ameeting Of the taxpayers Of
hawken win be held tomorrw eve
at the old school house, for thei