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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-23
The Championship Records.


Atlantic Association - Baltimore at
Hartford, Wilmington at Worceste r,
Newark at New Haven, Washington at
Harrisburg.
National League-New York at Chi
a Brooklyn az Cincinnati, Boston at
Cleveland, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Players League-New York at Buffalo,
Philadelphia at P%ittsburg, Brooklyn ut
Cleveland, Boston at Chicago.
American Association - Toledo at
Rochester, Columbus at Syracuse, Louis
vile VS.. Athletic, St. Louis VS.. Brook
lyn ut New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-23

A number of Jersey City's amateur
fishermen are at Barnegat Bay. James
Graham, John Clark, Walt Mum, Henry
Gurrigan and J. Van Beuren are there
for u week.
The Friend Association made a trip to
the Banks yesterday and returned with
heavy baskets. Thirty members made
the pleasant trip.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-23

ADVICE TO MorHER5.-MNs. WINsLow,s SooTH-
ING SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer
at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by re-
feving the child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as a button" 1t is very
pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels. and IS the best known remedy
for diarrhoea, whether arising from teeth;ng or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottles. ~
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BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Adjourned meeting OF the Board OF Police Com.
missioners. held IN police headquarters. Monday,
June 2S. 1890.
PreSent-Al the members.
COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communications, etc, were received and disposeo
OF as fol.ows;
Communication from his honor the mayor, Veto
resolution of las, meeting pertaining 10 the
building OF station houses.
On motion OF Comm ssioner Benson, the veto was
sustained by unanimous vote.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
By Commissioner Benson, and adopted:
Where as, Under the act OF legislature approved
April s. 1880, and a supplement- thereto approved
May 90, 1890, this boards authorized TO e1eena a
sum not exceeding $4,000 in building new station
houses and
Whereas, This board has provided for an expendf-
ture OF about S46,0 00for now etaClon houses and
Whereas. The buildings that are now rented and
.oceuOie1 as stations by the second and NTH pre-
cipcts are entirety unfit for such purposes and
Whereas, 1t is not possible 70 give proper pc Ice
seryice6A our citizens with such quarters as are now
use1, tH#efore. be tt
Resolved. That che board OF finance bs requested
TO make provisions under the laws referred 10, for
The erection OF buildings to be nsed as stations Tor
this preamble aud resolution.
Motion by Commissioner Kelly. and adoptei:
That when we adjourn II DO subject TO the cal OF
the chair:
On motion, adjourned.
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THE RIFLE.

The West Hoboken Gun Clubs Shoot
and Range Notes.
The West Hoboken Gun Club had it's
regular monthly meeting yesterday on
its grounds and cracked clay targets.
The first event was at ten blue rocks.
The scores were Dwight, 8; Corran, s;
Booraem, s; Andrews, 8; Kenney; z;
Heidth, z; Pratt, Z; Nichols, 6; Merseles,
6; Ficken, 8; Bonn, 5. Dwight won first
money.
The second event was a sweepstakes at
ten blue rocks. Tie scores:-Ficken, 9;
Merseles, 8; Pratt, s; Booraem, s; Cowan,
z; Dwight, Z; Kenney, Z; Bonn, z: Mich
OILS, @; Heidi, 9, and Andrews. s. Ficken
won.
The third event was Mt 10 blue rocks.
The scores:-Cowan, 9; FIcken. 9; Mich
OILS, 8; Pratt, 8; Booraem, s; Kenney, s;
Zimmerman. s; Dwight, z; Andrews, Z;
Bonn. 8; Merseles, 5; Heidi, 4. In shoot
ing off the tie miss u out Pratt won on
the fourth bird.
The fourth event was at 10 blue rocks.
The scores:-Zimmerman, 10; Cowan. 8;
S; Nichols, 8; Bonn, s; Andrews, s; Dwight,
z; Merseles, &; Heidi. 6. Zimmerman
won.
Only five members of the Excelsior
Rifle Club visited the range last night.
As seven constitutes q quorum the club
shoot was postponed.
The Marion Rife Club will have a shoot
atsMarion today.
The West Hoboken and the Fort Lee
Gun clubs will have a match shoot at live
birds next month.
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EPpS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

by 8 tnorougn kppewlsdgs Of tns a, nSsnra
M npfrition. and by a careful applicatfo1
Of the 6ne properties Of wen,ssiectea Coco sx
deiicately favored beverage which may sSve us
many heavy doctors biz i l. by the 3aaieloes
be gradually built up until strong .snoRelto resiss
every tendency to disease. Hundreds OF supqs
wherever there Is q weak point. We may Sscay1
many q fatal shaft by keeping ourselves Wen Lor,
fsame ."-Civl service Gazette. MeaA siIs2ay E E,ns
boiling water Or ~, miik So.a onis mnsAouAA =
JAMES EEPPs . Co. homeopathic chezn-
lists, London, Eng.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-23

q -.5asnt. ii -ahe;e Dcx s;9T ard post c.05s to curb,
"a crave Ssrsei: III. e. v. Carter, canvas awning,
Isl, Pavonla avenue; Joseph Tracy. barber pole. "
Pavolia AveItle.
Iieso wee. That permission Is hereby Eransec 70 tne
folowtng-namad 70 suspend. ana maintain. N tne
manner prescribed bv law, banners ecfOss str<e.S
in front Of places hereinafter menfioncg. 70 rfWal
.durinp the pleasure OF the board OF aldertneEs
The Famou Hat 90. 4c9 Grand Street; fourtp
REGIMENT. N. q. y. j.. drum and tnc corps armory-
27 and 20 Newark Avenue.
Resolved. Thar permission Is hereby granted 70
.John Harper. 10 cut down two t2l trees. now stand
ing in front OF AT Henderson Street, the WORK TO Dc
done at his own exneIso.
rae reports were receivea and tbs resolutions
Inc Committee on trade licenses. reported the
fouow1ng resolutions on petitions referred at thla
meeting:
merchandise in Jersey city be issaed by the mayor
and CITY clerk, under the corporate seal o. the Guy,
" Geo b.. Main. john Hopp, JAS. PrseI and Conrad
Bilz- on their paying ths License Zee:
Praolved. That ncenses rs q street musicians as
nrovided for BY ordnance passed. June %. 1889, be
tesned BIZ the mayor and city clerk. under the corDor-
exe seal OF the city. to Frank Cochi. Saiyator
icocni and Otto Amiano. on their paying tue License
less.
These reports were received ana the resolutions
idDtpeu:
The committee on finance reported the following
resolution.
kesolved, That the following estimates Of monies
required to defray the current expenses OF The board
of aldermen for the FISCAL year beginning December
1, 1890. be transmitted TO the board or finance Tor In
sertiOn In the lax levy for said year:
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~ ln0'0n' au'Ournsa O.. P. ROBINSON. clerk.
Adjourned meeting or the Board of Police Commi:
sioners, held In Police Headquarters, Friday. jug
Present-All the members.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS:

NIscFLLANEoUS BusINEsS.
By Commissioner Benson. and adopted:
Resolved, That roundsman William Coward be
promoted to be sergeant; that pasrolluan Michaei
Conlon be promoted 10 he sergeant: that Thomas
Nugent ana Thomas Harrington be appointed SER
geants; that patrolman James Hopkins and John T..
Cannon be promoted roundsmer; that palrol-
man Michael Egan be promotes to be de
tective; that chanoeman Frank McGurk,
VIM. Keefe. Patrick Higgins. Walter Skih, Mlcaaei
Gaynor, Henry Archibald, Ellis Dodson, p. ]. Reilly
be promoted patrolmen: mat Charles McDougall,
Charles McDsvitt, Dennis Mullins, Andrew J. Sheri-
Noonan. John Cody, John Croain be appointed
patrolmen; that James Pinckman be .reinstatef a
Al. or the above 70 be subject to the examination
provided by the rules of this board, and all the ap-
continents and promotions to take effect July l,
1890.
On motion, adjourned. g. r. ROBINSON. clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-23

A good card is offered at Gutenberg
today.
Regatta of the Jersey City Yacht Club
on Saturday.
The feet Of the New York Yacht Rae
ing Association will begin it's cruise on
Saturday.
Meeting of the Lawn Tennis Club dele
gates next Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. James Fielder, No. los Sum
NIT avenue. All local clubs are requested
TO send delegates. The meeting was to
nave beer held on Friday evening, but
Mr.. Fielder has been called away from
The city and will not return until Mon
day.
Zimmerman will represent the New
Jersey Athletic Club at the New York
Bicycle Clubs race meeting on Saturday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-23

Ino report u the lusp coz Ct buiidlngS Tor Iay,
1895. SHOWING the grading OF permits 11r the ecec-
ion OF new D1fIdnigs vs]usa as follows, was pre-
~ ,rad REQ fyet and UKdeEca Jlcd.
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B4VK STl4TEM ENIS.

ID OF THE CONDITION OF THE HUDSON
IL County National Bank at Jersey City, in the
State of New Jersey, at the close of business,
July 49, ls9n nrso,7pors
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yietors and vanqaishea.

Results Of the championship games
played yesterday follow
Atlantic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4; New
Haven. 2. Harrisburg, 5; Washington, s..
Baltimore, IS; Hartford, 8. Worcester. q;
Wilmington, q.
National League-Chfcago, IA; New
York, z. Brooklyn, IL; Cincinnati. s.
Philadelphia, 10; Pittsburg, s. Boston. 8;
Cleveland. s.
Players League-New York. Z: Buffalo,
g.. Cleveland, II; Brooklyn, 10. Boston,
2; Chicago, 1. Philadelphia, 6; Pitts
burg, /.
American Association-St. Louis, 9;
Athletics, 3. Syracuse. 10; Columbus, 4.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-23

August. Captain O'B-ien, President
Bushtield and several others have been
named for The highest Office.
The Board of Managers of the A. A
U. Will meet GA August { and dispose OF
Canilt's case.
Wayne a. G.. was q star performer at tee
target. He felt like plugging bulls eyes,
and invited several newspaper reporters
over to q rifle range to witness the exhi-
bition of his skill. He banged thrice
nary a bulls eye. Concluding it
was a difficult mark and TO to
to prove his superiority as u marks
man ne insisted that his guests should
try. One of them reluctantly consented.
lie cracked the bullseye twice and his
third shot was on the edge of the centre.
The genial George has withheld his
sweeping challenge to any man in the
world to meet hin at = rifle range.
The games of the Wayne A. Q. will be
entenseiy interesting. The members are
taking an active interest in the meeting.
and the events will have numerous ell
tries, as care will be exercised in arrang-
ing the handicaps.
try team, and anticipate reaping a lot OF
laurels next fall.
h Wearers of the nIitts.
The Hoboken A. C. will have u sparring
tournament on Friday night. d.
c. Haley has q thirteen-year-old boxer
named Mexican he is willing TO match
against anyone of his age. Haley's ad-
dress is No. 4SG Grove street.
Dan Tferney is anxious to make a
| match between Pete Mccoy and Bill
Dunn.
What has become of the 95 pound
boxers of the Gable ant Wayne clubs
who were SO eager to get at each other?
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HOyes.

District No. 6 had but one man
drawn for the Jury this term.
Mr.. Jacob Cuppet. aged eIghty-six
years. is very sick not likely to re.
cover.
F. D. Dewitt. has barn raising to
dav Tuesday, Fred Fox builder.
Jacob Myers Is framing Clinton
DeWitt's barn.
7. H. Cuppet Is detained from
work at the McHenry church. Oh &C.
count of the illness of his father. .
The Catholic church Is ready for
roofing.
We are glad TO report marriages in
the Smith family, Eliza J. Smith and
Thomas Thayer, and William A.
Smith and Emma Savage. May
constant JOY be their every day COM
panion.
Miss Eta Lillian Bishoff is giving
instrumental music lessons TO schol.
ars at the following points : athome,
Friendsville. Selbysport. Mill Run.
Sand spring. and Blooming Rose.
Herbert Ferguson returned last
week from Davis w. Va.
s~~Ahel Boyer and family removed
TO Hamilton, w. Va.
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Wide Awake /!

Still on top in my profession. and
the leader In the jewelry trade and
everything that appertains to the
business as far East as Washington,
D. c.. and as far West as Wheeling.
w. Va. When you advertise nova
days it must be II little loud. In order
to draw the attention Of the un.
wary, because you have nearly
every man in business to fight; al.
most down to the wood.sawer. and
perhaps he might engage in the bust.
ness If some one would make him a
proposition. If l were to engage IN
other business and couldn't make an
honest living without medliDg into
another mans trade. / would quit
business and do as Peter did-go a
fishing. carry at all times a full
and complete line of goods OF the
very best and latest styles that Amer
lean manufactures can produce, ut
prices that defy any competition. l
further defy any person to compete
with my prices who sells on commits.
sion or any other way. / don't care
how. In ordr to make room for
more goods l offer my stock NJ ~.
beginning on the first day of May
and continue thirty days. (This Is
always customary with me- every
fall and -pring.l lean give you lar.
gaios. A word 10 the wise is sufi
cient. have the stock whirh will
please you and my ability to serve
you we'll is unsurpassed. In couclu.
sion | return my sincere thanks to
my numerous patrons, with the as.
surance that in the future as in the
past, my aim will he to to issue gond
work and produce the goods that will
meet their appreciation.
Respectfully.
+. 6. HYDE,
Jeweler and Music Dealer,
N. B.-Terms strictly cash.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-10
MARRIED..

The closing day of April was en-.
livened by the marriage of our gen.
ial and enterprising young merchant
Mr.. VIM. A. Smith. to Miss Emma
j. Savage. one of our most honored
and worthy young ladies'. The at.
tendents were Mr.. Daniel r. Smith
and Miss Sue Beckman. The dinner
was one of the most deIiciously pre-.
pared and tastefuIly arranged that
we have ever enjoyed, but was fully
duplicated by the supper prepared by
Mrs. VIM. Calls, the lady of the
house at which the groom Was board
ing, The Groom had his house pre.
pared and furnished for the reception
of his Bride. They expect to com.
mence house keeping in a few days
May they have success and much
happiness in their new relation In
life. The cermony was performed
by the writer.
II. E. FRIEND.
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Low Excursion Rates West.

From May 18th to 9th inclusive.
the B. & U. r. r. will sell excursion
tickets to Pertle Springs near War.
rensburg. Mo-, to the annual meeting
of the German Baptists, at the low
rate of $24.25 from oakland for the
round trip.
Tickets will be good to return up to
and including June 18th. 1890.
From Warrensburg, tickets can be
purchased to points in Southwest
Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska, and in
the Indian Territory. at one fare for
the round trip. The sale of these
tickets will be from May 23d to 3Uth,
and will be good until June Goth.
For tickets and further information
apply to Agents of the B. & 0. r. r.
or to
w. w. PICKING,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Somerset. Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-10

We desire to call the attention of
our customers and the trade In gen.
eral to our large stock of new styles
of dry goods for this season. Our
stock comprises In part: Batiste,
Challies, dress Ginghams, Flannel
cites. Satines, &C., &c. We profess
to be Judges of goods. and do not hest
tate to say that the above named
dress goods will please all. Call and
examine, whether you desire to pur-
chase or not. 4I2
s. L. TowNsHEND & Son.
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LODGE MEETINGS.

LOCAL BRANCH, No. IS, ofthe Iron Hall
meets In Sturgiss' Hall LIST and Sd Saturday
nights " each month,
ALTA LODGE, No. 574, K. OIL, meets In
same Hall I'd and 4th Thursday nights ofeach
month.
The Y. NC. A. OF Oakland meets in the
same Hall Friday nightofeach week and Sun.
day afternoon.
meets in Legge's Hail every Monday night
PATMOS COUNCIL, No. S96, A. L. of H.
meets In same Hall lst and Sd Thursday nights
of each month.
GARRETT LODGE, No. liz. X. OFF. meets
in 0arthrlght's Hall. lake View, every We'd
lay evening, at 1880.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-10
Public Local Law.
CAAPTER 1872.

AN ACT
To add an additional section to Article twelve
of the Code of Public Local Laws OF Mary
land, title Garrett County" subtitle Court
Crier," to be numbered 81 A., providing for
the compensation of Court Crier for said
Garrett county.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That an additional sec.
ton be added to Article twelve of the Code of
Public Local Laws of Maryland, title Garrett
County" subtitle "Court Crier' to be num-
bered 81 A, providing for the compensation
of the Court Crier for said county, and to read
as follows:
81 A. The County Commissioners ofGarrett
County shall levy annually for the Crier of
the Circuit Court for said County, two dollars
and fifty cents per day for his services as such
Crier. and the Treasurer for said County shall
pay said Crier at the close of each session OF
the Court for his services during said session
SEC. g. And be it enacted, That section
eighteen of Article thirty-six of the Code OF
Public General Laws of Maryland, title Fees
of Oflcers" sub-tlt "Criers' be, so far as the
same relates to Garrett County, and all other
Acts or parts of Acts. inconsistent with this
Act, be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date its passage.
1885, Approved March 9th, 1890.
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ANNOUNCEMENT !
NEW FIRM
NEW GOODS!
NEW PRICES !

The undersigned will on and after the LIST
day of May at the old Bush stand, corner Oak
and Third streets open one of the finest and
best selected stocks Of General Merchandise
ever brought to Oakland. Comprising Dry
Goods. Notions, Shoes, Hats. Tinware, Glass
ware full line of the very best Groceries,
and in fact. every line of goods usually found
in a first-cass store. These goods were select
ed from first-class wholesale houses anu none
of them are auction trash or light weight,
and will be sold at the very lowest prices for
CASH or its equivalent. All kinds of country
produce taken in exchange for goods and the
same pr ce to all. Our motto will be to alive
and let live" and poor mans dollar will
buy as much as the rich mans. We shall not
attempt to cut prices or make war OH other
merchants, but propose they shall sell at
fair living profit or be undersold by. us. All
purchases within the town limits will be de-
livered free of charge and promptly, AS we
are a new firm and desire to build up a trade
IN this place and through the surrounding
country, 1t will be our aim and utmost en-
deavor to please all. Hoping to receive fair
share of the public patronage and that by fair
dealing and low prices we may always merit
the same, we remain,
sat Very Respectfully,
HAMILL & LITTLE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-10

Senator Beck dropped dead of heart
disease in the Pennsylvania railroad
station at Washington. Saturday
afternoon, but a few feet from where
President Garfield was shot In 1881.
Mr.. Beck had just returned with his
daughter and his private Secretary
from New York City. He was the
ablest Democrat in the Senate, but
for several years past he has not
taken an active part in Congressional
work on account of his health.
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Accident.

Early on last Sunday morning the
youngest son of Mr.. Eli Orendorff.
Of Bittinger. departed this life. The
remain, were laid to rest on Tues.
lay NJ 10 A. NJ The lad was about
10 years old.
Mr.. j. B. Cessler. of Albrights.
vile, Preston County. w. Va, was
in Accident on last Saturday after.
noon and evening. In the evening
he exhibited his models of flying.
machines. and delivered a lecture on
aerial navigation, 10 the schooIhouse
at Accident. He machinist by
trade. and his MT sls exhibit both
skill and ingenuity in his line of pro.
fession. He exhibited seven models
and in his lecture explains the secret
of aerial navigation.
Mr.. Noah Slabaugh, of the Forks.
had his f0oticut by the circular saw
of Thomas Wiley & Co.'s mill. the
saw passing from the heel towards
the instep, splintering and removing
the tarsal homes, also severing the
tendons of the toes. For several
days the foot WAS in a critical condi.
ton, but is doing we'll at present
writing.
RumOr has it that Gossler & Co.
began operations with their shingle.
mill again. They had shut down
for some time because they were I'm.
able to get their shingles to market
0A,aecount of the bad roads.
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Lake View.

We are having new supply of the
beautiful (?) mud.
Mr.. Michael Wolf. of Frankvilie,
is visiting his son John and attend.
ing court.
Maj. Anderson Is expected here in
q few days. The Major Is good bust,
ness man and takes great pride In
advancing the interest of this place.
Mr.. w. G. White Is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. Jerre Moon and wife, former
ly of this place but late of Wilson's
Mills, w. Va, paid their friends here
a short visit, leaving this TUESDAY
morning for East Virginia. where
they expect to engage In farming,
We are sorry to see them leave but
our best wishes 60 with them.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
missioners OF Garrett County, to view the
lands through which the new public road
from point or the Hutton Switch road, near
James Dodge's, and running thence through
James Dodge, Edward Teats, John Connell
Jr. Thomas Spahr, John NJ. Browning, and
sylvester Rinard to the West Virginia line
the said new road should be opened, will
meet on Saturday, the 3ist day OF May. 1890
for such purpose, and to determine whether
the public convenience requires the said road
and II so, TO locate the same, and perform
their duty In the premises.
ISAAC KUYKENDALL,
ISAAC LAYTON,
JOHN HARMED.
1895 Examiners