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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

A. brilliant church wedding early
lu ths seasoa. = most pathetic incident
occurred az tbs church. Al Old lady
accompanied by a young girl, Was At
tracted 10 the scene By Ehe muse, and
the general appearance Of festvity.
They occupied back seat They we're
entirely unaeq qualnted Nltn oOtn BRIDE
and groom. uOt even knowing their
names. At the close OF the ceremony,
As the newly welded couple passed
down the aisle, their faces beaming
sith happiness, the old lady Was OBJ
served % be IN tears.
"Wny. Ehat Is the matter, grand
MAJ" whispered she young glFl.
"Oh. Pm 40 sorry for the bride, !"
sobbed the Old LAZY, "so sorry for the
buds."
There Il talk among exclusive so
eiety circles, OF recognizing the
dancing club for the coming season,
on, perhaps. a broader basis. The plan
OF serving refreshments meets with
general approval, and may become 4
feature Of the re-OrganiLed club.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
Burial Permits.

Child of II. Knipers. 5 days, 32l
Fremont-st., cyanosis.
Lewis Bergen, years, 524 Madison
ave-, typhoid fever and diphtheria.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mill. None genuine
without lt.
VarLEy CRY MrLTrxa Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
CONTAGIOUS Diseases

Fred L. Currier, years. $50 North
Lafayette-st.. scarlet fever; Hilda
Nonk, IL years, 81 Brsinard-st., typhoid
fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

When looking for tinware ard house
furnishing goods We are headqusrters,
a. New York SC. and l0c. store, 81
Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

". c. 7. L. meetings al Good Templars' Han
corner South Division and Island-sts. Central
Union meeting. Thursdays. Al 2;30 p. M; a
meeting. Thursday. 80 p n; Union Of Unions.
first Thursday of each month; girls sewing
school, Saturday 23O D. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

We shall offer this week a large
assortment of Ribbons.
CoRI. KNOTT A Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Call on Jim Travis and get stoves st
your own price. Stoves rented for the
season at 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
q SlpnrhtPrf

want every worklngman in Grand
Rapids TO have one chance to buy a
pair of all-wOol Pants of the Tower at
81 So. Continue the sale until Wednes-
day night. J. l.. HUDSON.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Everything in our CrockeTy Depart
ment st moving prices. MoRsFs
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Don't forget to call on Corl, Knott &
Co. for Ribbons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

A satin lined oheviot jacket. full
tailor made. only SO at Kidder 4 Co.'S.
which IL the bargain Of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Al the new styles of plush garments
a. F. p. Kiddsr 4 Cos closk r0ou.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Made By Valley City Milling Co.. Grand
Rapids, is family fsvorte. Try t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
LIZ whit.rlnnr

Frssh shrimps and Scsllops a. Dst-
tenthslers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Black silk Vslvets, soc. and upward,
MoRsE's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Handsome line Of rush bags and bss-
ksts Just opened az the Ner York 5c.
and Toe. store, 81 Causi-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Fresh fsb at Dsttenthsler's, III Mon
rOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Going out of the Cloak business, all
at cost. MORsE's.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
the SHADOW OF CRIME.


The Star Dramatic Entertafns an Audi
enoe mt Henke1's.
The Star Dramatic Association last
night produced THE Shadow Of Crime
at Henkel's Casino. The performance
was largely attended, the house being
packed to the doors. andthe gallery filed.
As novices Of the histrionic art the per-
lormance of the amateurs was creditable.
The cast of characters was as follows
Ruth Melton, Miss Mabel Hunter; John
Remming, q miller, Mr.. j. j. Muller;
Richard Melton. an adv%enturer, Mr.. +. j.
Heukel; Paul, Ruth's child. Master Will
lie, William Watson. an engineer. Mr..
William McAuilif; Joe Raymond, a Grip
pie, Mr.. f. u. Borneman; Mr.. Burnworth,
a banker, Mr.. William Terhune; Walter.
his son, Mr.. John Westerfield; Jones. a
philosopher, Mr.. James Corbley, Leaker,
a servant for Watson. Mr.. Frederick
Wolf; Mrs. Murphy, from Cork. Mr.. j.
Granting; Olive Tasselton, Walters
sweetheart, Miss Francis Elmar; William
smith, a policeman, Mr.. James Stormes;
Pat Muldoon, a tramp. Mr.. Charles
Moore; Bridget. his wife of the same sort,
Mr. George Goose; Tommy, a newsboy,
Master Corbley.
The "NonpAreiish made their first ap-
pearance, and Conkling and Corblev
amused with their latest sketch entitled
THE Doctors" The entertainment was
followed by a hop. MIR. James Coz bley
was floor manager. assisted by John
Granting
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
CLOSE LEAGUE GAMES.
Volunteers and Pleasures
Successfu1-Bow1ing
and Rifle.

The champion Independents suffered
the championship OF the Jersey City ANA
tour Bowling League It was inflicted
by the Volunteer clubs team. The cham
pions made a capital fight. and defeat
was not certain until the last two men
bowled. They were beaten by only eigh-
teen pins.
The other game ia the league was
bowled BY the teams of the Century aud
the Pleasure clubs on the latter's alleys
at Holstcin's. This. too, was exciting. al
though the scores were low. Like the
successful team In the other contest the
Pleasures rallied In the eigth frame and
and went to the front and remained
there.
The game at Greenville was one OF the
prettiest contests ever witnessed on the
alleys. IL was uncertain which would
secure the victory, as the difference ut no
time was great enough to elevate the
hopes of either team TO the degree OF con-
fidence. For six frames the home team
had the advantage, but 1t was trifing.
In the first frame they had only 5 major
Sity, In the second 1t was 9, ia the third IL
was reduced 10 /. in the fourth frame
they Increased it to 5. in tine fifth
frame they had the lead by 8 pins and in
the sixth they had it by 10 pins. 1t was
in the seventh frame that they slipped
and the frame closed with the team even.
This was the change. In the eighth frame
the Volunteers secured the lead II was
not a comfortable margin. 1t was only
seven up but the South Bergen boys were
jubilant and 1t stimulated them. The
Independents fought bravely but the
visitors gained 8 In the ninth frame aud
the Anal frame beoan with the champions
handicapped by fifteen pins. The Vols
gained three In the last frame and secured
their second victory. Vreeiaud aud L.
Bischoff did magnificent work for the
home team but the low scores of Schmidt,
Wake aud Schlatmann wiped out the ex-
cess Of rs piled up by the v star bowlers.
The Century boys were vanquished by
TO drive down the pins and invariably hit
the pins On the wrong side. VIII Del
OrnIe hit the head pin every time with
the first ball, but the pins
would not fall advantageously n
he could not even secure q strike.
He had ten breaks and did not reach the
hundred mark. Ed. Del Orme had a sore
and painful thumb, but he succeeded in
driving the ball to the spot where IL did
the most good and lead the scores of the
visiting team. Haniey was the
only other man in the team who
was able to get a fair score.
All the other scores were small. The
Pleasure Club did not bowl well. Flugge
was the only man who ratified the plus.
He put up III All the others were be-
meath the average. 1t looked like the
Century's game until the eighth frame,
when the Pleasure team began TO put up
strikes and spares and forged ahead
easily. They made q line finish and won
by II pins. The scores:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

"a.
The Klikows will have a time tonight
on the clubs new alleys, No. 1855 Mont
gomery strest II will be the first birth
day Of the club aud they propose to cele-
brate the event In grand style. There is
no joilier band in this city than the Xii
kows and that they will have a Racket as
is a racket, goes without saying. Their
meetings are always lively and brimfut
OF fun They have invited O number of
fg:cnds TO join them in the festivities. IL
will be a large night for the organization.
George Earl, who was one of the PROM
inent bowlers of the Palma CLUB, has
contracted the fever again. He is now
hurting the wooden sphere for the wheel
men. and is as happy and enthusiastic as
ever.
Eldridge is one Of the star bowlers of
the Ri riders. He is almost as clever in
pounding pins as he is in pounding the
roads under his fast flying wheel.
Charley Flugge, Of the Pleasure Club,
is q jolly fellow and there is a heap Of fun
in every game in which no has a hand.
The Century's seem to be bowling
against luck. They had many bad breaks
last night. The pins were obstinate.
J. e. A. b. /. is opening the door very
wild and there is n rush of bowlers ask
ing admittance who were excluded last
year. 1t is a mistake. The object of the
league is TO establish strong practical ties
among the exclusively amateur bowlers
and have jolly meetings and is not to
have a race for the prizes. Down brakes,
gentlemen, or the days OF the | ag lie are
numbered.
The Montgomery Club effected a tenn
porary organization last night at the Xii
kow alleys. Among the members are
Messrs. Wittpen, Stout, Dingler, Love-
land, Brummel, Blaser, Schillenberger,
Gerard, Mcconnell and rutland. The club
will elect officers next Monday night.
Teams of the Wheelmen and Social
clubs will have a friendly match game at
Becker's alleys on Thursday night.
The Empires will bowl tonight at
Henn's, and New Jerseys at Becker's
alleys.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
NEW JERSEY BOWLING CLUE.


The Leading Organization In Wealth and
Numbers in this City.
The New Jersey Bowling Club is prob
ably the strongest numerically and inan-
cially in this city. 1t has been in exist
epce many years. and has on its roll many
prominent residents Of the South Bergen
section. The club bowls at Becker's
alleys, but IL is in u fourishing condition
and IL intends erecting its own home.
Every season the club has a series of
Team contests for handsome prizes. These
contests carry them to almost the end of
the season. One game IS decided at every
Tuesday night meeting, but toes not in
terfere with the regular jolly practice
have been selected to make them as nearly
equal as possible In playing strength.
There are seven teams Of i've men each,
as follows;-
Team No. 1-Messrs. Cairo. G. Smith. E. Ben
nett. Clarke and Dibelka-
Team No 2-Messrs. s,oltau, Rappslyea, Krug-
Team No. s-Messrs. Kundahl, Wright, West
ling, Byrnes and Voorhees,.
Team No, smMessrs shopp' Babcocs. A.
Team No. 5-Aessfs, Rawlins. Peseuecker,
Kimmefly. Miller and Warren.
Team No 6-Messrs Percy, Duval, Allwortb.
Team No. .-Messrs. Cummings, Rowe, Jack
son. Arms ana Porter.
The contests began last Tuesday when
Team No. 2 met Team No. s. Tonight
Team No. 3 will roll its second game. Its
rival will be Team No. 4. The schedule of
The games to be played is appended
Nov. 16-Team No 4 vs.. Team No. 8.
Nov. X--Team No. s VS.. Team No. 6.
Dec. 2-Team No. ] vs.. Team No z
Dec. 9-Team No. i VS.. Team No Z
= Dec. 1C-ream No. ! vs.. Team No. 3.
ADec- s3-Team No. 5 VS.. Team No. :.
pec. 30--Team No. l VS.. Team No-4
Jan. G--Team NO. ! vs.. Team No. :.
Jan i3-Team No. 4 vs.. Team No. O.
Jan. xD-Iealn No. : vs.. Team No. Z.
Jan x-Team No. z W. Team No. 4.
Feb. 3-Team No. / vs.. Team Nc.
feb. 10-Yeam No. Q W. Team No. S
Feb. I1-Ieam No. : ". Team No. s.
Fen. 24-Teanl No. 3 VS. Team No. 8.
March 5-Team No. 4 vs.. Team No.
March Io-Team No. : vs.. Team No. 6.
Narch E-Team No. 8 vs.. Team No.
MaEch i-Ieain No. ] ". Tenn No. 5.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
MILLER's MARKsMgN WON

BY lust One Point In a Contest at Tar
get Shooting.
At the festival Of the Jersey City
Heights Schuetzen Corps held at
kroebel's Hudson County Park yester-
day afternoon there was a team shooting
match at 100 yards. The Miller Rifle
Club, Of Hoboken, won after a most ex-
citing contest by a solitary point. The
following were the scores
Miller Rifle Club, OF Hoboken:-Miller,
liz; Fiizsimmons, LA; Schlick, 90; Cap
tain Dewey, %; Fischer. 1l3. Total. 533.
Jersey City Heights Schuetzen Corps:-
Sentiif, 113; Birk, 103; Fritag, 102; Mey-
ers, los; Newman, 105. Total, 532
West Hoboken Schuetzen Corps
Tobler, 104; Wiehman. 81; Wicket, 81;
Reimer, s.; Neutsch. 101. Total, 474.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

The usual treatment OF catarrh is very un.
satisfactory. as thousands of despairing patient.
en- testify. A trustworthy medical writer says
proper local treatment is positively Necessary Il
success. but most OF the remedies IN general uss
by physicians afford but temporary benif A
cure cannot be expected from snu1s, powders,
douches washes. Eiy's Cres1n Balm Is u remedy
which combines the Important requisites Cf duics
action speffice curative power with perfect safety
and NJ aAaafne-s 70 the ratenf.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
PALMA'S PRIZE BOWLING.

(uitee Wins In the Closing Hour with q
Score OF asa.
The first Of the series OF prize bowling
competitions at the Palma Club was COM
pleied last night. A. f. vultee won the
prize at the eleventh hour. He rolled up
234. lie had two otier excellent scores
r~ecorued-21s aud 203. f. G. Pendexter
was second on the list with PA. His i,est
previous score was lS9. WA. Durrie.
Jr., was next on the list with 2l7. James
Clarke followed with 2l6; he also had a
score Of I'll. II. X. E.driege had a total
OF EOS.
The second series w~illbegin tonight and
continue for ten days. when the third and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
HALLS.
Public Notice.

REPORT no. {. or THE COMMISSIONERS o
ADJUSTMENT
n OT7CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The Con
IN missiouers OF Adjustment IN anu for the city
OF Jersey City, appointed b. the circuit Court OF
tne County OF hudson. under und by virtue OF tbs
In visions OF CHAPTER XII OF The Laws u iAss. en-.
Iii ed IAN Act coac=rnin- the settlement and eol-
lee ion OF aTrearazes Of unpaid taxes assessments
aud water rates or water rents Ia cities u tnis
slAse, and imposing and Iesyins = 1ax assessments
anu lien in hsa aad fnsfcal Of SAGA arrcArases.
aud 10 eusosce the pay meut thereof sndt TO provide
Ior the sale " lands saDgecEea 10 future tszat.oa
and assessment passed Asrch "a lss6 have made.
certified and med In a report " their prose edtn2s
relating TO and adectiag delinquent Land. situated
Wifhan the foiloNins described uolndariess-
North bs Bright -. IRON Corneiison ave. to FIRE.
mont ST. east Iy Fremont st. from Bright -. 20
1rand 81 north Dy Grand 81. from Fremont 81 and
Faifmonnt ave. TO NH Sfcek. east b Aiil Greek.
from arnnd st. - The Morris Canal. sonth ~ the
Aor1is Canal. from MIL yreek no communlpz~
ave. aaa ny Communism ave. from tbs Morris
and Csruelisou ave. from Coinmunipaw ave. 70
lsrislt ~ and nlsse parieuiarif described as fol
Eioek zS lots Laa<Asa1d !. whytcs t
MOCK -. lots G. !. =. = IA a ana IL Xtffc SC
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Eluck .a,4usss , ami Il. cufneiisoa ave
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

final series will open. It Will close on
November 30. vultee will be handicapped
y points IN the next series and II he sue
ceeds In again capturing the prlzs his
penalty will be increased TO 80 points in
the last series. The winner OF the second
series win be handicapped IS points in the
next series. The object Is not TO allow
one player to take all the prizes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

The Palma Club will have a stag pro-
gressive euchre party. It viii be held on
Wednesday of mex week. A round Of
games in the whist tournament was
played last night.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

The United Order of Bats had another
happy meeting last night Mt Duke & RAM
says alleys. Tvs games were rolled by
teams of FIVE, and the participants in
dulged In pleasant hits. After the games
they had a delightful entertainments.
Messrs. Owens. Sutherland and Leslie
gave solos and trios, Messrs. Crandall and
Anderson. the ei~ocutionists. gave several
selections, aud Messrs. Fav and Evers
gave n capital exhibition Of Juggling.
The scores OF the two games were as fol-
lows:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

The Magnolia Bowling Club banged
the pins in a lively manner at Henn's
alleys last night. Ten members took
part In the practice, and formed team Of
i've. The average line was beaten. The
score of the game foilows:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
THEY BANGED BULLSEYEs.
Gossip From the Gallery Ranges in Jsr-
sey City.

0ossip From the Gallery Ranges in Jer-
sey City.
The team tournament will be held to-
night at the gallery range OF the Hudson
Rife Club on Giles avenue. The Excel
siors and the Hudsons, OF this city, nave
entered teams; the Our Owns, OF Newark,
will be represented; the Zettler CLUB. of
New York, will send two teams. and the
Empires, of that city, has also entered a
team A handsome silver trophy will
be presented 10 the successful
team. A match will also be decided
between cams OF ten composed of
1t is extremely probable that the Excel
siOrs team Will not participate. Kilt
ridge is ill and Hailowell cannot be pres
ent. This would leave them without the
services Of two Of the team. and defeat
would seem certain under the clrcum
stances. The team would nave taken
part had the tournament been held last
night, tho date fixed originally. It was
postponed at the request Of thaNew York
clubs.
The Excelsiors will nave their weekly
competitive shoot tonight If the team
does not &c to Marion.
Kittredge n Hennessy had a lot of
fun a few evenings since. They visited
the fair at st. Aloysius' Academy and
broke all the pipes and balls. They COM
pletely exhausted the supply and amused
and astonished a large crowd with their
skill.
James Hughes, a new member of the
Excelsior Club, is making superb scores
for a novice. He shoots with a steady
hand and his totals are invariably in the
tnirties. With a little practice he will be
anong the cracks OF the club.
The Excelsiors had a practice shootla last
night and made big scores. The follow
"a a. fofaiu xpara NM rnn.-IVf1Ifu "a, lLnhnr
24i: L. p. Hansen. 242; Thomas Hughes,
239, W. ]. Charming. 23S; w. ]. Hennes-
sy, 23s; James Hughes. 2sA.
whfrl of the Wheels.
Bowling is the leading pastims Of the
Hudson County Wheeimen. Last season
il was difficult to get a ~corporai's guard
at the clubs practice meet ngs- This
season the bowlers flock to the alleys,
and there is no trouble in getting COM
plete rival teams OF ten men each. Many
attribute the increased attendance TO the
change in the alleys. as Becker's are
more convenient than those in the north
end OF old Bergen city. The bowling
meetings are full Of life and fun. and
this is the attraction thai brings out. the
boys. They are not bowling for big
scores, they are out for the enjoyment.
place in the race for the flrs1 honor of the
Nheelmen's Bowling League. They
have twice landed in second place.
There Will be more pool playing in the
future, and a tournament will undoubt-
eddy be arranged shortly. The club is TO
are TO be turned out of real ivory.
The club may ave an outing and camp
fire on Thanksgiving Day. Dr. Benedict
and President George Earl are scouting
Tor u suitable place for the event.
The Hudson county Wheeimen will
-. ~ 49,
day, November 22.
The members OF the III. @. w. will as
seubfe at the club house on the morning
Of Thanksgiving Day and have their pic
lures took in club uniform and with their
wheels
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

ADVICE TO aforuKKs-MRs TISsLows SoorH
Ike srhuP should always bs used when chiidren
are cutting teeth Il relieves tho little sufferer
1T once; II produces NATURAL quiet sleep BY re
Blowing the child from pain. and the little chsrub
pleasant to taste. It scotia cs tho child. softsns
he gums, aliayx ~ pain. rciisvss wind, re<u-
ales the bowels, and n the best known remedy
o. diarrhn& wiether arisin1 from tsefhias Or
ther eense& 1Nrnty 1evo csnfs = bstIls.sse
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

There win be a prize shooting match
this evening for a silver cake basket at
the fair of St. Aloysius Academy. No. fs
Grand street. The event is open to all
corners.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

Notice Is hcreuy given thar the nral accoan< 4
he subscriber. adnintstrasos. with rll ~anorxe1
Of Nary J. HoEgett deceased, viii he au111u -
and reporte1 for settsement on saturday ms Ia
d1y OF Decemesr EexL
Lated october :, A. u 1e4
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11


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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

Palma's League Bowiers.
The Bowling Committee OF the Palma
Club designated the League eam last
night. The players are Vultee, James
Clarke. Leuly. Entrup. Hathaway. Meyer.
Pendexter, Lutz. Behrens n Smith;
alternates, carter, Rich. bloomsbury,
Gallagher and Lockwood.