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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
AROUND HAMILTON PARK.

team in the fall.
Chic Hart is still as great favorite
with the girls rs ever.
Sow. Anderson is going TO advertise for
contracts for q supply OF silk hats.
Jem Smith is still single, notwithstand-
ing the many rumors TO the contrary.
John Schofeld is still as suave as ever,
notwithstanding the hot weather.
The Hamilton Club is rapidly increas-
ing in membership. Its quarters will be
enlarged In the fall.
Residents around Hamilton. Park are
guessing how long it has been since the
outside of the Park Reformed Church
received a coat of paint.
John Passman intends to help the
North Baptist Church choir in the fall
All the Y. NJ. c. A. entertainments this
winter will occur in the North Baptist
nav annex hall
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ELEVATOR WHISPERS.

The most seductive pipe in the city is in
Justice Wanser's private office.
Mr. Appel, of Kessler's Hall, is ex-
pected home from Europe this week
Judge Kelly was noticed debating with
an Italian boot black last Friday. His
friends are wondering whether the shine
ON his head isn't bright enough for him.
Justice Thompson is still busy waiting
for customers.
The members of the Berkeley Club in
tend giving prize to the individual who
makes the correct guess on Sieefried
HammerschlAg's age
1t is said that when Tax Commissioner
Prigge desires TO snow Partner Fred
Mersheimer that he is boss OF the firm, he
stands erect, holds his arm ~ right
angles with his body and makes Fred try
to stretch big enough 10 touch il with the
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for INV
case OF Catarrh hat cannot be cured by taking
Half Cafarrh Cure.
T. J. CHENEY 6 co. Props Toledo. o
We the undersigned, have known r. J. Cheney
for the last IS years. and believe him perfectly
honorable IN all business transactions and fin;tr.
cially able 70 carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST 4 TRUAx. wholesale Druggists Toledo. O
WALpISs, kISSAN 4 MARVIN. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Il
the system Price 15c- per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
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stage Notes.

It is announced that one of the dancers
in Hendrix Hudson" will ''srand erect
and scratch the crown Of her head with
the toe Of her slipper. F" The bald-headed
contingent is greatly agiteted for fear the
lady will turn her back on the audience
during this cap-a-pie performance.
Nellie Farren and Fred Leslie have
shut up shop at the London Gaiety aud
are touring the provinces prior to making
their next American visit.
Sarah Bernhardt is writing the story of
her life. LtpDtncott'S MGgGztlle will no
doubt, secure the Ms. for publication
The news leaked out last week that
Fred Hallen, of Hallen and Hart was
married early in June TO Mollie Fuller
The Brooklyn Eagle says that Carmen
citi is growing lazy and no longer bumps
her back hair against the stage IN her
famous twist.
Elsie Lombard, who was a member Of
Rosina NoiEes' company last season, has
been engaged for the Jefferson Florence
company TO play the parts of Caroline
Dormer in the Heir-at-Law, and Lucy in
The Rivals.
William Winter has been requested to
present the Players Club with cut-glass
bottle filled with the tears he shed beside
the tomb of Shakespeare.
Customs officers seized twelve pairs of
silk tights found in a trunk belonging to
gentleman residing on the festive Bow
cry, and who was a passenger on the
Elder from Bremen, yesterday. He pro-
badly was about to start comic opera
company or a sea nymph museum on his
native heath.
Castles in the Air. is in it's last nights
at the Broadway Thentre Its engage
ment at that house closes on August l6
A vacation of two weeks viii then be
given the company, prior to the opening
of tho road season at the Park Theatre,
Brooklyn, September l.
Mr. Mansfield deeuing the weather too
sultry has closed the Madison Square
Theatre and given beau Brummep' a
rest for few days. Mr.. Mansfield-who
is quite as great beau rs Brummel was
has gone to Long Branch.
Nine. Alma Alfalfa. the great bravura
singer, to be starred next season by
Signor de Viyo, accompanied by her
mother, Nine. Lamballe, is ut Congress
Hall, Saratoga Springs.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
WEST HoBoKEN NOTES

Michael. hire hall. please. Do not
waste your energies in the open air.
Secure front seat at some mass meeting
and at an opportune moment fire away.
Chief Ridgeway is one of the most
courteous officials IN tie town
Policeman Usaer is 4 terror to the evil
doors on Tie Hackenssck Plank Road
He is particularly sore On that species Of
animal called Anarchists.
The escapade OF the three young bioods
and two fast young women from Hobo
ken Mt the Giver1aud mansion and their
subsequent arrest has proved the reign
ing topic of the week. Something viii
drop when Mr.. Givernaud returns and
learns Of the affair
Next Sunday the big Platt Duetsche
Nolks Fest will be inaugurated and all the
saloon keepers and other business men
are hopefuI Of 8 busy season.
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Madame Angot at tho Casino.

In view Of the fact that Mime. Angot"
will not be produced at the Casino until
Thursday, August II, the Brazilian re-
mains the attraction at that house Nine
Angot will have the best production of
any opera given at the Casino in some
time. The costumes are Of the Directory
period in France and were all designed
by NJ Chatineir of the Eden Theatre,
Paris. Something very elaborate in the
way OF gowns will he worn by Marie Hal
ton and Camille Darvilie. Three new
scenes have been prepared the first, The
Market of the 1nnocents, Paris: the
second, saloon of Mile. Lauge; the third,
the gardens of Calypso near Paris In
the latter scene over eight hundred in
candescent lights win be used A ballot
and the famous Millers' dance, arranged
by Leon Espinosa. will be introduced in
the third act
The cast will comprise Camille Darville,
ms Mile. Lange; Marie Halton, as Clair
cite; Eva Davenport, as Amarantne: Fred
solomon, as Larivaudirie: Henry Hallam,
as Ange Piton: Charles Drew, Max Lube,
John Brand, George Olmi, A w. Marlin,
Arthur Jams, Henry Leone, Grace Gold
en-, Madge York, Drew Donaldson and
Eva Johns. The regular Saturday mat
inees, discontinued during the heated
term. will be resumed commencing next
Saturday, August Is.
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They stood on the beach by the billowy sea,
And it seemed that the swift hours raced;
For he was in love and so was she.
And his arm was around her waist.
They watched the sails IN the moonlight glow
AS the ships went sailing by,
And they softly conversed in whispers low
And with many a tender sigh.
"oh, how 1 wish that We owned yacht"
Said he in a wistful tone.
"How happy we'd be, aud how bright our lot,
AS we sailed DER the seas aloner'
1t was time right then, as it seemed to her,
Her preference to avow--
sFcr my part said she. 81 think I'd prefer
wee little smack just now
-sonze,pille journal.
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ON BERGEN HILL.

The Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
viii not be affected by water famine in
watering the car horses. The horses were
wAtered rs usual this morning at the Lee
high Valley Depot, the. new car stables
on Grand street and the New York Bay
House on Ocean avenue. An employe o
the horse car company told reporter this
morning that the Street and Water Com
missioners should shut down on the
saloon men who have water troughs in
front of their places of business. The
waste OF water at their watering troughs
on Grand street and Communipaw ave
nue. is exceedingly large. The water is
continuously running from pipes in the
bottom of the trOughs and overfi0ws Lh e
sides OF the receptacles and runs into the
sewer.
Wilbur Chamberlin has not myster-
iously disappeared. He has been at the
West Shore freight yard in Weehawken
for the past forty-eight hours, Micaw Der
like, waiting for that prospective strike.
Johnnie Neyin was the proudest boy in
town yesterday. He had become full
hedged journalist.
Frank Jeanne has returned after pro-
tracted business trip through the South
and West. He will soon 20 into training
and expects to be one OF the Palma's bowl
ing stars next season.
The Wheelmen's headquarters on Com
munipaw avenue were deserted last
night The boys were ali at Orange
whooping it up with the Pennsys.
Captain Archie McKaig VIII march
with the vets of Van Houten Post at
the Hub next week. he put in nearly
five years for Uncle Sam in the domestic
row and will be absent four days next
week. Archie will be one of the jolliest
of the Jersey City excursion party. He
is fond of fun and is clever at cracking
jokes.
Postmaster Kaiser is still fishing for
that sea serpent. He declares that it is
ouly visible through glass.
1t IS impossible to convince Billie Speer
that this running off TO the seaside or
mountains is anything more than freak
Of fashionable people. He has made two
futile attempts to he in style. de babe
his friends goodbye and left for the sea-
side to be absent month or more. Less
than fifty-eight hours elapsed when he
returned in disgust He made another
effort but was back In the city in twenty
tour hours. He declares that Jersey City
is good enough for him.
Louis Hecht and his family are recu-
perating at Whippany, where his wife's
relatives reside.
County Register Fielder is keeping
bachelors hall He doesn't like it.
The grass widowers are abundant at
the Jersey City Athletic club house now.
The boys who are rarely seen during the
WlHlel ulDutAS MAtu lHtlI WIVES anu
families are at home, now spend their
evenings with the jolly boys.
Police Sergeant Finlay is back again
after a ten days sojourn in Rockland
county. He had q pleasant outing and
looks we'll
Work has begun on the new police sta
ton. The boys are anxious to get into
their new quarters as early as possible.
They viii not weep when they vacat e
the old and wretched station in Bergen
Hall
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
IN BREEZY CHENILLE.

New York Bay seems very attractive to
sharks. The presence OF the man eaters
in the bay has driven all the smaller fish
into the Newark bay, where piscatorial
sport is all the rage.
Mr.. J. Kraus. an elderly painter at
Greenville, has become an inmate of the
German Home.
President Kyle, of the Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor, has re-
turned from MS vacation.
The contract for the construction OF an
extension to the Ocean Avenue car sta
bles, was given TO w. c. White His
figure Is Sla,0G0. The extension VIII be
200 feet long aud will occupy the vacant
ground IN the rear Of the present stables.
A message was received at the Fifth
precinct on Thursday from Sergeant
Hoag, who is at Barnegat on his leave of
absence In it the sergeant states that he
has had great lnck IN fishing
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Miss Mary Mahoney and Mr.. Christie
O'Neiii, both Of this city The ceremony
will occur today
Two lady members Of the Greenvilie
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

Airs. Michael Curtin, Plainfsd III, makes the
statement that she caught cold who settled on
her lungs: she was treated for a month by her
family physician bnt grew worse. He told her
she was hopeless riclint of consumption and
TINT no medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery tor Com
sumption: she bought a bottle and to ner de-
light found herself benefited from first dose.
She continued its use, and after taking ten bot
Ties found herself sound and well, and.fow does,
her own housework and Is as well as She ever
was. Free trial bottles Of this Great Discovery
at Geo. q Whites drug store. Large boeties,
soc aud SI.00.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

This is very nice to serve with the
almond waters, ana disposes Of the yolks
left from them. Pour one quart OF boiling
cream over one aud half pounds OF stale
sponge cake; let steep FOR ten minutes,
add a half pound of powdered sugar and
pinch Of salt, and the beaten yolks of
twelve eggs, beaten stiff, with four
ounces of powdered sugar. ELL mold,
cover aud bind strip of buttered cloth
round the joining of mold and cover Pack
IN salt aud ice aud cover with a blanket.
Let ripen for two hours.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

Life does not count by years
IT'S circumstance that makes the solid sum
or our existence. Smiles and tears
And hopes aud fears, unbidden come.
To some d day seems but q fleeing hour
Where pleasure waits there is no call for
tears
To others, wrthing meath af1liction's power.
single day is heightened intoyears.
Life does not count by years.
The polished brow its youthful look may hold.
Fen while the heart stung by the cold worlds
sneers,
Lies in the tortured bosom sere and old
In this great world Of mingled good and i'll
Philosophers clear page reveals the truth
That, view life's stormy problem as we will.
It's our surroundings that make age or youth.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

Into two quart chocolate pot or claret
jug toss pinto Of shaved Ice, some disks Of
pineapple. handful of white and black
OK heart cherries. a few slices of orange
and lemon and one slice of ucum Der cut
from the side and not the heart of the
vegetable. Over this mosaic Law a coat
of powdered sugar, and then add quart
OF champagne. Stop the jug with a
bouquet of mint, and you have drink
that will rival the nectar OF the mythoio-
rical 400
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

and punch out the cores of ten apples. and
Ill the holes with white sugar. Pour one
large coffee cup of boiling water over the
apples Then pour on the taplcca. having
first thiuned it to the consistency of CHS
tard with boiling water Bake one hour
and serve with sugar and cream.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

Mash four pounds of ripe raspberries
to pulp, add three quarts of cider vine
gar, let it stand four days, strain Off the
juice and add four pounds more of fresh
fruit. Repeat this process again in three
days; then to each pound of liquor allow
one pound of best white sugar bottle it,
and let it stand one week, then cork tight
and keep in cool place. Dilute with
water for use
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
Berry lemonade.

Juice of half lemon, one and one-haf
tablespoonfuls white sugar. two or three
slices of orange. ELL tumbler half full
of shaved ice, add water, shake well, and
ornament with berries
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
Sem oIina Cream.

Soak one ounce of semolna in one gill
of cold milk for an hour; boil it until soft
in half pint of milk. Dissolve half nm
ounce of geIatine. previously soaked in
half gill of water, in half pint OF boil
ing milk. sweeten it with two ounces of
lump sugar; flavor to taste, and when the
cream is beginning TO set put 1T into u
mold.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

ADVICE no MoyHERs. WlNsLow's SooFH
no SYRUP should always DO used when childrea
are cutting teeth, 1t relieves the littc sufferer
az once; It produces natural. quiet sleep by ~
lleving the child from pa;u AMI this little cherub
aNakes az bright as a button. ~ Is very
pleasant to taste It soothes ths child. softans
the gums aiiays all pain. relieves wind. regu-
lafes the bowels and Is the best known remedy
Tor diarrhcsa. whether arising from te6thing or
other causez Twenty-fivo cents a bottles
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C0rDOrat10n Notice.


~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TEAT on TIE End
~ DAY OF June. is.a application Was made %
the Board OF Street water Commissioners
Is James p zabgisae and Others for tbs tmpeoTe-
WILTON 81,
between Marle ST and Cnfninpaipaw ave. n tbs
following manner: i1eanaing a. lnserseesions:
To have tho street tor the full width thereof
graded 70 the established Grade " exclL FRf4ts or
nltng the same 70 me esTa hilshea grade
To have THE present clirn reset and
fnciI curb where necessary
70 have the aarriase WAY paved with belgian
stone pavement
ana al other work cone that may h necessary
TO provide FIR the How OF Ma xuFface 70
complete the Improvement IN good aad sukaisn-
Scfics i also given tasr on ths 2isf day Or July
1sq1 the Commissioners Of Assessment aied with
probably be assessed and the probable amount OF
beneht to each lot parcel Of LAND also thu pr1ea
the said Improvement, and the same s. cpen -
public inspection u the eface q the clerk OF the
board Of Street and water lonml zsoaerx
And notice = also given thaf TIE rposslnS streets
or avenues, particular sections thereof. are -
clnded IN said assessaaeas aaIaeiys--
from co1umin paw nye 70 Maple s..
COMMENTARY AVE-
rrofn Wilton ST. 3 feet north and = feet sqn<h
LARAfEfTE ST.
frvm Wilton 81. 3 feet north and s feet sons4
MAPLE ST
from WILTON 81. p fcet north au6 s feet south.
O'Clock q M and the meeting room u the Beard q
Streaz and Water Commissioners arn hcrebr N13s4
as the sifne and riaee whom and sshste t1e Boas8
hear parties interast1d ii said aparsstida AMI Ill
against the said fproyt m sssf <z3
may be presented IN writing
~ ordsr Of the hosrn o. Street and WAitr 119ss
nnlsssiones@ ...s...,. & ....--.s<.
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
SUMMER DAINTIES.
Cooling and Delicious Drinks---
Semolina and Tapioca Cream.

Fruit juices make delicious drinks to
refresh and invigorate hot and tired
humanity at this season. Some tempting
recipets are as follows
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
THE COURT HOUSE STEPS.

1t is said that Counsellor Thomas f..
Noonan had more trouble to pack up his
vocabulary than all the rest Of his gar
menfs" when he took his vacation. In
TACT he could not stow all Of it away, and
people IN the mountains very frequently
ma It IN large quantities.
Few men go to the races in better form
than John Boyd. His trotter delights to
give the dust 70 every one while his
owner gives the dust" only to book
makers.
There is one white vest in the Third
precinct police station, and no one see ms
able to tell to whom It belongs.
There is peculiar saloon at the corner
of Central avenue aud Bieaeker street Il
is owned by an Italian, is the resort of
frenchmen and is a market for Ohio
wines. The name of the man who owns
the place is Zibetti.
Assistant Prosecutor Joseph NJ Moo
nan expressed to Freebooter Hennessey
a beautiful specimen of tarantula an
inch and oue-half long. He labelled it
A fair sample of Sharon Springs bed
bug" The Freeholder has changed his
mind about Sharon and will pass his va
cation elsewhere.
The bowling alleys In Mike Browns
club have been deserted SO long that the
Colonel is praying for cool weather TO
hurry up. The Colonel misses ex-Sheriff
Heintz, City Hall Commissioner Emil
Datz, John BOYD and other enthusiasts
OF the game.
On every race day at Gutenberg a
linen buster may be observed taking
Judge Paxton to the track The Judge
is passionately fond OF good horses and
he loves good race and close finish
Referring to the history of the city and
county for the past two weeks, bright
eyed clerk in one of the county offices
said Friday:-'T wonder what in hill
Bob will say when he comes home "
Alderman Max Salinger promises to ask
the members of the Board some questions
Tuesday night that will puzzle the ring
representatives very much to answer.
One OF the mysterious workings of an
all-wise Providence Is why such narrow
minded, thick headed, stupid and ignor-
ant men as Justice Of the Peace Thomp-
son is permitted to determine the liberty
Of men.
Assemblyman Andy J. Boyle says if he
is reelected this fall he will do better than
he did last winter. The Lord knows there
is plenty Of room for improvement.
Freeholder Phngsten is in the hands,
Of his friends amt Boss Kern. II the
hreeholder ana Director of Education is
nominated won't it be pie for Henry
Gaedel
Ex=Police Commissioner CIark's face is
sun burned as red as a boiled lobster
jim got il all from the Haekensack
River.
The fat fees that Justice Aldridge has
received have so increased his weight
that he has had his spacious arm chair
braced to bear the strain
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

Renarkahle Rescue.

D Soak teacupful of tapioca III one and
: one-half pints Of water over night. Pare
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TOP q his head. Fred can't, and it stops

top Of his head. Fred can't, and it stops
argument
What mas become of Vanderzee2 What
Nanderzee? The only Vanderzee--Law-
yer Nanderzee--ex Director of Education
Nanderzee- would be-but-never-g ot-there
Assemblyman Vanderzee-the only real,
live unmEzzled Nanderzee at large III the
Fourth district. Again, what has become
OF him?
.Oof some beeble dond't like mine beer
den dem knows sure to pc Demograds
who was mooch peter mit de sehuapps,0
said Fred Biuem when lie told INC how lie
learned the politics OF his customers.
Fred is a Republican aud may be preju-
diced.
Art is cheap in Washington Village, a
framed landscape can be ootaiued for
forty-nine cents
Police Captain Newton is forming a
corporation that will soon rival the Penn
sylYania Railroad in size.
Constable Boland Is sought by his neigh
bOrs as an oracle in all legal matters.
Captain McNulty is said to be the police
captain who is most careful of his per-
sonalappearance of all the captains in the
city.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TEAT on THE 2SD
~ DAY OF june issa application WAS made to
the Board OF Street anu water Commissioners
Is james 2. zabrislie and Others for his Improve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

,,occcr than at the close Monday. ana cnoice heavy
III. vsnted AZ GOOD prices. Common 70 Prime Sheep
IA ~ GaGi,c ~ CulleG Lambs at 5d5nc and Good
l" hc demand limited. and sufficient to clear the
,,on. i' Sur,ng Lambs light supply, and selling az
45asIo. ... f., ,,,..,,. ,.o,os, -. ,a,o,.o -, ,or,
I a. ho!ce and Dressed Lambs had fair sale At 81
IT, o,t.i.c figure for extra quality. Spring Lambs Arm
m 1910 per t1lta>'' 80, .
NJ M D. lsr 100 %; ~ Buffalo Lambs, - n. at 81 %
o or>ira - r. on private terms probably 81 - or up
WpIdl a. r ia 500 w.. Chan 40 - .,
- u,r,nracI 4 Dewey 81 Territory Sheep 116 n at
Al ~: d.. lOl D. II - 50; Buck. 100 n, az e. a.
~ H. ii.rfiugtou 81 State Sheep. SO n at IS ~ DO SIS
=, - ~ II DO 100 - at &C; 154 State Lambs. so ~
o., = - lG- do. 49, p at 81 122 176 do 7Sl2 ~ at
80 a2G Michigan Co - g. at 81; 20 state "Culs." % %.
'' X pG,ocH & sons, os State Sheep s21 n, At SIS 50:
d or 2 90 -: l2 P,rn~vlN ANA Lambs, 10 n At ";
- STAT" "Cuil~.' - e.. ai - 90 -
l,tIN \ Co. sold IN washington Mdrhct' . jersey
ef,rir. amos. at - 10 = 10 per head. - ,
Receipts IS carloads of : 073 head 81 carloads
i.,' q a., tni 3. carloads at f0th,t None for sale
alitr Nomuai.y higher and good hogs are quoted at
co4tIy dressed have also improved in sympathy with
co., dressed Uoc- averaging go y ana upNsid seI y
o. 45c; 100 to go % at 5t45Hc; 100 % lc0 NJ =, 80
&C.. 80 100 n. a. Gd62c; 40 20 20 d. az o2d'C' 'n'
Ileht Lean Pig. sell even mp TO f-c