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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-03
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-03
Friday. January 3, 1850.
CONGRESS meets again on Jan. 9th.

THERE Was no market Oh Wednes-
day, Jan. l, at the Chicago stock yards,
but stock were received and cared Ger
As usual.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-03

lTnm0N fro'n The diary OF tou
NVV'u\ lists. commercial travel
cUl ers, business men and
others has revealed:
That the Wisconsin Central has the
unqualified end gsem OF all,
That the Wisconsin Central has today
the most popular line between Min
ueapolis, Sc. Paul and Milwaukee
and Chicago; nm.
That the Wisconsin Central II dairy
adding to It's admirers as the recog-
nizpd Pullman line between Mime.
apolis, st. Paul aud milwaukee and
Chicago; 49,.
the most prominent points III WIS
cousin, aud that II has more import
ami business ceuters on It's through
line than any other railway IN the
Northwest;
That the Wisconsin Central has made
an enyiable reputation with Its peer
less Dining Car Service;
That Inc Wisconsin Central runs fast
trains on which all classes OF passen-
GERS are carried with commodious
and distinct accommodation FOR all;
That the Wisconsin Central has repre-.
s~entatives distributed throughout
the country, who will cheerfully
give any information that may be
desired and that its terminal Agents
are specially instructed to look after
the comfort Of passengers VINO may
be routed via Its line.
For. detailed information, apply 70
vour nearest Ticket Agent or to repre-
septatives Of the road.
WIN. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKEE'
LOUIS ECKSTEIN,
ASH. Uepl. Passr. a Tkt. Agt
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
T II. ANS0N. Northwestern Passenger Agt
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09
we're the dreadful whispers accounted


were the dreadful whispers accounted
for.
seth Dabney had spent both time and
money in perfecting his arrangement for
frightening tenants away from. Maple
wood, and he had hoped that for a mere
nominal sum he might in time be able
to purchase the estate; but his hopes
were crushed when l appeared before
him with the proofs of his ~wickedness in
my possession.
To save himself from a public trial
and certain condemnation he finally con-
fessed to me all his iniquity. He showed
me how he had arranged wooden troughs
under the caves and deep down in the
cellar in which to roll cannon balls for
the production of thunder, and he show.
ed me other speaking tubes leading from
a single point below to various points
above, by means Of which he could
cause the same voice to sound in differ
ent parts of the mansion at the same
time. He confessed also that his wife
and his sons wife often appeared to fe-
male guests in ghostly guise, which ac-
counted for my wife's fright upon the
landing.
/ sent for Lille Anterior, and in the
depth of her gratitude for the regained
estate, she allowed Seth Dabney and his
family to depart free of justice, and we
heard of them no more.-New York
World
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

The Detroits BEAT the Jersey Boys ioi
the Championship.

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The Detroits Heat the Jersey Boys for
the Championship.
The battle for the nlateur champion
ship Of the baseball world was settled
yesterday, as far as the teams are con-
cerned. Detroit won. Short stop Carey,
Of the Jersey team, was again in hard
luck. He was responsible for the defeat.
He did what he has done in every game
lost by the Jersey team, made an unfor-
tunate Il costly error.
The fight is not, however, at an end, rs
q protest will now be fled against the
Detroits for playing Walsh Inc Du-
charme. The Detroits will retaliate by
claiming that Westervelt and McBurney
are not members of the New Jersey A.
c. Tho Detroits have the advantage in
the battle, tor no matter what the de-
cision of the managers of the A. A. ".
may be they have won the honors on the
diamond.
Detroit got a run In the first inning.
Crowley got his base on balls and went
down TO second on a neatly placed single
to centre by Marker. Both moved up q
peg on a passed bali, and Crowley scored
on w. Currie's wild throw to second
base.
The game was lost In the fifth inning.
Ducharme hit for a base and SO did Mona
han. Carey then made a bad throw Of
Crowley's bounder and the bases were
filled. Marker hit to Carey, and Crowley
was forced, but Ducharme and Monahan
scored on Spalding's wild throw to first
Il catch Marker.
In the eighth the New Jersey boys got
two runs on d couple OF hits and some
errors, making them just one run behind
their rivals. The Bergen Point enthusi-
asts were simply crazed with rapture and
urged their pets on TO tie the score In the
ninth inning, but it was impossible. The
few Detroit rooters wept for Joy when the
game WAS at an end The Scnre:=
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09
ON THE PALMA ALLEYS.


The BOWERS Keep Up the Fine Average
Young Men Moving Up.
The Palma Clubs BOWERS are doing
good work, and the result of constant
practice is manifested In the fine records
attained by the energetic young men who
could not find places In the SECOND team
last year, as they were then a few pegs
below the average. The present lndlca-
lions point to several changes in the
clubs representative team, so decided has
been the improvement in the second and
third rate bowiers OF the past season.
The veterans will have TO attain a high
average to retain their place among the
stars 80 persistently are the ordinary
bowlers OF the past rolling up full scores.
The leader in the contests last night
was Vultee, who was proud TO
rank as 2 second team man last
ssa1Vn was me next p with l sp f Smith, B neh +
and Jeanne had to be content with fig
ures close to the average. Hathaway.
Gallagher, Bloomsbury and Judge
Clarke, of the veteran corps held their
own. The Bowling Committee will lave
a splendid reserve corps to draw on when
vacancies occur in the crack team. The
tourney has clearly demonstrated that
the reverses of last season have not had q
demoralizing effect but " increased
the interest In the pastime. The bowlers
are ON hand early and The games are
started promptly with teams complete.
Two games were bowled last night.
Not a solitary poor Total was made. The
average of the four scores exceeded 100.
The battles waxed hot. One team won by
only rs points, while the majority OF the
other victorious quintette was only %. A
singular coincidence was that the de-
feated teams held the advantage at the
opening but lost it in the sixth frame.
Team No. j, which succumbed to No. 8,
was six pins to the good in the fourth
frame but were tied in the fifth. Their
opponents were II pins ahead in the
sixth. No. / made q pretty rally in the
ninth and reduced the lead OF their adj
versaries to 13, but they fell back 9 pins
in the teuth and were ~vanquished by %
pins. Team No. Z had the command by
10 pins at the fifth frame. The close OF
the sixth saw them in the rear by 20 pins.
Like No. l they sprinted in the eighth
frame and duplicated the Performance: OF
the other vanquished team by making
the lead of their opponents only IL. In
the last frame they dropped back ID pins,
and No. 6 had the game ny 26 pins.
The scores follow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09
ABSENT AND YARDY.
Vacancies Numerous in the
]. C. A. C.'S Teams--Pa1-
mas Tourney.

Some OF The ambitious bowler3 of the
Jersey City Athletic Club who are con-
fident of being in tho champion team
viii be sadly left if the Bowling Commit
tee adher8s to the rules enacted for the
tournament now in progress. The Blk
teen men making the best averages IN
the tourney are to compose the clubs
team in the championship games, and to
qualify each of the sixteen must compete
in five games or more. The schedule was
adopted and the players notified, so there
can be no mistakes or MISUNDERSTANDING
regarding the teams they are in or the
dates on which they are expected
to bowl. The clubs bowling
can will have numerous en-.
this season and as there
will be several vacancies in the team to
fill they were anxious to ascertain who
will compose the team, SO as to complete
the arrangements for the season. IL was
for this reason that they concluded to
hasten the club competition to a close
and fixed the schedule so that two games
should be bowled every night until the
list was completed. Many bowlers as
signed to teams have either been tardy or
absented themselves, and the result mas
been that the teams which start promptly
to bowl have been compelled to go on
with substitutes, and even then have not
had the full complement of six men. Last
night two teams had only three on a
side, and the other two teams were one
man short. This is u bad showing for o
club that gathered SO many laurels
last season, which should have
the the tendency to excite the
ambition and interest of its bowlers to
duplicate the enyiahle record made last
year. Their neglect has had an unhappy
effect, as is apparent from the scores that
have been made. The average Is many
points. below that made at the opening
Of the last bowling season. Only one good
and one fair score WAS made last night
and one was low in the thlrties. The
average of the four teams was below the
customary notch by q point. Teams No.
/ and No. 4 played an excellent game
and it wasin doubt until the ninth frame,
when No. l stretched the gap to twenty
two pins. and they gained nine in the
tenth frame. The other contest was de-
void of interest, as the winning team did
the trick easily, and won by eighty-six
pins. Glass and Gubelman made hand
some scores. The former had 1877, and
and the latter was only six points behind
them. The scores fellow:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

ion. Hansen has a splendid lead for the
clubs champion medal, but there a
been two other valuable medals donated
aud the contest for these is interesting,
with Speicher, Hansen and Rebhan IN the
race, aud on almost ven terms. Speicher
WHO has been shooting in superb form
may capture them, as for several meet
ings he has held the lead and beaten the
W hundred mark. He made several fine
totals, yesterday and again led in the
medal contest. His score was 211 in that
event. Hansen was second with 1917,
Rebhan followed with 1876. The other
scores were:-William Weber, 178; H..
Hoersch, 1852; C. Bauchle, 140.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

NOTICE no MANUFACTURERS Of n DEA
~ ers IN Fire lose.
Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE of
the Board OF Fire commissioners OF Jersey City,
No. ga Bay street. on or before Wednesday even
ing. October i. 1870, at eight O'Clock. 10 furnish two
thousand feet of best qualify ~ inca fire hose
Proposaii must be signed. sealed and accom-
uanisd with specifications, and directed 20 the
ON Supplies aud fllet with the Clerk or
the Board OF ire Commissioners.
The Board reserves The right 10 reject any or all
proposals IL deemed for the best interest or tls
By order or the Board OF IRE Commissioners
John II. BROWN,
Chairman Committee on Supplies.
CHARLES ESTERBRo0x,
Clerk Hoard OF Fire Commissioners
Jersey City, October 4, lsM
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

Ek-Sheriff Heintze. president of the
Bergen Bowling Club, met with a warm
reception from the members at Henn's
alleys last night. He was welcomed
homie again with speeches BY Henry r.
simon, Reconnaissance O'Donnell and
others, 10 which the ex-Sheritf made a
filing response and then presented 10
each member q meerschaum pipe or cigar
holder. The members enjoyed themselves
and had lots OF fun on the alleys. james
Earle made the highest score Ok the even
ing. 4s2. This was the score of the final
contest
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09
Jersey Athletes who VIII Compete.

The New Jersey A. @. is the only club
in this State hat will be represented in
the championship contests at Washing
ton on Saturday. They have entered
Morrell in the $50 yards, Ernie Hjerts-
berg in the mile run, Day and E. Hjerts-
berg in the five mile run,J. b. Heating in
the mile walk, Herman Hjertsberg in the
three mile walk. Puffer and Barnes in the
220 yards hurdle, Halpin, Barnes and
Puffer in the running broad jump, Casey
in the pole vault. O'Sullivan in putting
Sc pound hammer and Zimm erman in the
two mile bicycle race.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

Team No. 6........77 16 228 25 s57 44s 54 500 67 IA
Team NO. 5........s6 14S 296 "a. ssI 40 49, 546 t02 SIS
Averages-Team No. g. LIS $; Team No. 8 131 35
Umpire-D, H Lockwo
Scorer-A. 3. Starrett
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

The Mnricn Rifle Club engaged in its
weekly coFenetition and practice shoot
yesterday al fnoon at its range at Ma
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

Earned runs-None.
First base on errors-New Jersey, 8; Detroit, 4.
Left on bases-New Jersey, d; Detroit. g..
First base on balls-On Westervelt, s; Cod, 1.
Struck out-Smith, Westerveit t2l Mabie III. Nc
Burney, Miller %, Codd.
stolen bases-W. Currie, S~paldlng.
Double plays-Spalding and Carer; Carey, Spald-
ing and Smith; Monahan, Walsh and Miller.
Wild pitches-Wesservelt, !.
Passed balls Walsh, 1; w. Currie, /.
Umpire--Iom Olaourke.
Time of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09
Won bx One BIRD.

Two clever pigeon shots met at Bergen
Point yesterday III a match at 100 birds
each for 81 600 a side. The rivals were
Edgar Murphy, the well known amateur,
and Elliott, of Kansas City, the promf-
nent professional. The latter won by a
solitary bird. Elliott killed 94 and missed
6. Three Of the misses dropped dead OUT
of bounds. Murphy killed SO and missed
Z. Two Of his birdsss dropped dead out of
haundq
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

SCORE By FRAMES.
Team No. T........S IS 1875 80 Sl2 44 468 52 6S1 1873 sos
Team NO. G......... " liz 1SS 81 al ayl 5el 6tS 1856 Sj4
Ayerages-leatn No. Z. 16l 5: foam No. u I6j 10.
Lniylle and scorer-F. Il.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

Totals. ....1l u IS 7I5I Totals 90 10 y IS ~
SCORES BY FRAMES.
Team Nc. 1.......So iS9 $50 3s 1884 AGO SD 597 $50 10
Team No. 8........9S l6l 227 81 s54 ali 557 $50 tyS ~
Averages Team No. /. 1876: Team No. 5. 1853 rs.
/ mpir. and scofer-D. +. Hoicomb.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09
Totals -. 8 10 u AS Totals ......12 s 10 sur

SCORES BY ERAiES.
Team No. 4.a.-..5s i5 148 2UT 2I 500 1888 S92 APO 41S
Team No. l :. =. AZ 10 1877 1913 s42 2I S45 32 Az 500
Averages-Team No. q, 1853 la. Team No. l, 1853 23.
Scorer-C. B. Ly on.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09
Pamrapo A. C.,s New omoers.

The Pamrapo Athletic Club held it's
annual meeting on Tuesday evening, and
elected the following officers President,
Aries p. Brooke; vice president, Winfield
S. Cham berlain; recording secretary,
Frederick P. Chamberlain; financial sec
rotary, A. G. Fentana; treasurer Charles
R. Vogel; captain, Henry E. Burke; lieu
tenant, Henry A. Griffith; board of man
ayers, Aries p. Brooke. Winfield S.
Chamberlain, Frederick E.. Chamberlain,
A. G. F~entana, Charles r. Vogel, Fred
erick B. Harris and William d. Salter.
The new bowling alleys in the %organiza-
TONS club house were opened for use
after the meeting and were we'll patro-
niZed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09
BANK STATEMEN1sS.

ID EPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HUDSON
III County National Bank ut Jersey City In the
State Of New Jersey at the close OF business.
octooef < lso r-rsonrRnrs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

StrikeSs spares anu ASreAkS.
The Pin knights will bowl tonight al
Duke & Ramsay's.
The Excelsiors will peg pins this even
ing at Henn's alleys.
The Fakirs will occupy Colonel Browns
alleys This evening.
The Jersey City Anna teur Bowline
League will meet at Hoist EMS tonight.
The Jersey City A. C.'s tourney viii be
continued tonight. The teams scheduled
to play are No. 6 VS.. No. Z and No. / VIZ
No. 8. Team No. i consists of Messrs
Davis (captain), Speer. Watson, A.. Grobo,
Stone and Taphan. No. 8, Messrs
Wilons (captain), E. Cabell. Vail.
@. Bonly E. Grabo ant
f. Soper. No. 6. Messrs. Wadleigh (cap-
tain). Lyon, J. Bumsted. Longfield
Green and Clements. No. &. Messrs
Scott (captain), Doubleday, Romano
Opdyke, Rickerick and Flnney.
The Volunteers bowled last night q
Becker's aud made good scores.
The Fairmont's had a jolly practicl
bowl at Holstetn's last mig hit.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09

d EPORT OF THE COSDIFIoN OF THE FIRST
IL National Bank of Jersey OitEs in theFStAreGf New
Jersey. at the close or business, October I'd. 1890.
pEG0TTpCrS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-09
Noes.

The delegates to the A. A. U. meeting
will leave Tor Washington tonight.
The preliminary bouts of the National
A. C.aS boxing tourney tonight. Clarke
and Closterman, of the Scots will take
part.
The League and Brotherhood will have
a conference n arrang a compromise.
Kleinz has accepted Frank Class chal :
lenge for O match at 100 birds each.
A bicycle club composed of darkey
wheelmen has been formed at Newark.
The Middle States Regatta Association
will meet at the Grand Union Hotel,
New York, Next Monday night.
j. A. r. Elliot of Kansas City, che pre-
sent holder of the championship at live
bird shooting, has been matched to S boot
against Edgar Murphy, the am ateur
crack OF the Carteret Gun Club. The
event is to take place today at 2 O'Clock
Bergen Point. n. j., and at 100 birds per
man for &, 900 a side, Carteret rules to
govern. The affair W. i'll be strictly priv
ate. aud admission c an be gained only by
Invitation.
The directors of the Metropolitan Ath-
letic Club. of New Orleans, announce that
Billy Myer, of Streator, Ill, better known
as the ''Iilinois Cyclone." and Jack Nc
Auliffe, of New York, the light weight
champion of America. are to fight in the
club Ii January. The men are to fight
given by the club, the Police Gazette
championship belt and the light weight
championship of the world. Five ounce
gloves are to be used, and McAuliffe and
Myer are to fight at 1876 pounds, give or
take Q pounds. The Metropolitan Attn
letic Club is also to allow the New York
plgilist $3.50 for expenses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ssBrac, the Poor House GirP' at the Opera
House this wednesday, night.
Fog SALE-A Cow, with calf one month
old. iaauire at this office. Will be sold
cheap.
The Iron County Normal Institute is now
son. with an attendance of over twenty
anxious school-teacheFs.
DON'T fail to see The Star Theatre Com
pauy in "Brac, the Poor House Girl"
Wednesday night, May 21st.
Bonanza greets you with new al. this
week. 1t Il not long drawn out, but Is as
full of interest ~ an egg is of meat.
Judge Emerson delivers lecture this
week at Cape GirardeaQ under the auspices
of the Lecture Bureau of the Normal school.
The F. Il L. L. of jefferson county ere Pc
,1tloning the county court to lower the rate
of interest on school funds to six per cent.
per aHnum.
REYNOLDS county circuit court convenes
next Monday, and we understand nearly
every member of Iron county'S bar Will be
in attendance.
Rev. w. ii. Roberts will preach at the
PRESBYTERIAN church next sunday, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. ana 7:45 z. NJ. The puolie l.
cordially invited to attend.
After the first of July, James Buford Will
remove his fine Norman stallion to the saw
mil on Crane Pond, and he desires Us to 50
state IN response to numerous inquiries.
Henry Rutschiling of GhermanvilIe goes
tn the city to-day To lay i'll full new stock
of Groceries, Shoes, etc, anu viii Hae
them ready for business by the last OF TINS
week.
The REGISTERS Valley Supplement Is at
length taking definite shape and progressing
rapidIv. 1t is a work of some diihcultl is
well as labor of love, but we nope 10 get
there i'm good time, all the same.
"mo,ber,s meeting" will he held at the
residence of Mrs. sam Gay Wednesday al
teruoon, May 2S;h, nj > O'Clock. Moinei>
,re cordially invited to Ice present.
Mrs. NJ. +. VAIL.
Tb, first railroad excursion of the season
will come down to Arcadia from 1t. Louis
NEXT SUNDAY. We have no particulars out
nresume il will he accompanied with oraSS
hand and the other things usual TO such oc-
casionS.
Judge Emerson spent SUNDAY at SNNaH
Lake Home" ~ usual. lie l. YET p">H' anu
will he for some time to come, sei'ihS "p
tho business of the L. ;. MarshaFs once
Whom that Is finished he will prohahF re-
onon his law office and resume his practice.
SamYP Reyburn announces h'mse'l III ''''S
:,,a NJ . candidate for reelection To the
Ass.ssorsbip, subject to the action OF the
PRIMARY sam. has filled the position two
.arms with credit TO himself and satisfaction
,oh;S constituents, and will make strong
race. Up to date. his candidacy Is "i'uo"'
opposition.