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The morning call., 1890-06-26
PALACE HOTEL,

HOTEL.
+ I Childs, Kan sas City
Jas Adams, New York
A w Adams, New York
Ed Coleman, London
Thomas Barker, London
Won Hanson, Colorado
L Eng, Toxic
Dan Dorchester & VT.
Washington, ID c
j i Burns Il VT. n Y
j T. Frlck, Nebraska
Miss Mabel Inglio, Mich
C L Ertz, w
A l. Hobbs, Fresno
MrsTPRobbJr. Santa Cruz
- Hannah, Portland
ID 4 Crooks. Benicia
+ ID cobb. Stockton
Z 0ttinger. NY
II L Smith, Lick Mills
F Il Stanley, Chicago
Mrs j Leary, Seattle
Miss + Rapell, Seattle
j ID Carr, Salinas
b NJ Godsali, Victoria
i l. Stateler. Seattle
Arthur Hutton, London
Walter Fl Hutton, London
II Laird Il VT. Santa Cruz
g Klmball, Red Bluff
T G Hale, Sacramento
G w Best, Chicago
j w BaSham, Seattle
HOTEL.
+ L Smith & VT, Oakland
~ McCudden IL fy, Vallejo
A w Williams Il T. Edinbg
Mrs X S Fay, Napa
Miss Jenny Ewing, Napa
A G Hirst. San Jose
Miss I Booksim, San Jose
L r johnson. san Jose
Q Thomas. England
ID G Clarke, Santa Cruz
NJ L Cohu, Seattle
George Clarke, Jackson
Miss + Hodges. Dayton
Miss NJ Linsmer, Dayton
l. ii Patty, Petaluma
c X Griiiith a. W, Kansas g
Miss II Ii Wood, sta Clara
III J ManasSe, Napa
w X Dinsmore, Phelan
w Z Robinson, San Diego
G l. Turner, Los Gatos
c p Adamson, Rutherford
Miss Ida Jewell, Petaluma
NJ Plummer q W, San Jose
II NJ Hamilton Il f,Los An
j Sartori,w IL C, Petaluma
Mrs w L Allen. New York
Miss NJ Vanderbilt, Sn Raj
MissN Vanderbilt, Tomals
f II Vanderbilt, Sn Rafael
J S Fallon, Sa n Rafael
Q l. Daily, Kansas City
MIR Il Mrs L Benedict, San
Jose
] + Appleby & W, Sta Cruz
EXCHANGE.
Mrs Braden, Denver
NJ ISIS Braden. Denver
NJ Coin, California
j Norton, MERGED
A Falkner, MERGED
j Murphy, California
j Sullivan, California
y Hyde, Sacramento
B Barpworths, Tulare
J Ed wards Il W, Tulare
Z L French, Livermore
y Williams, Livermore
ii Williams, Liyermore
b Taylor. Livermore
j Reed, Sacramento
Mrs NJ Munroe, sta Cruz
L Thompson. Portland
ID Barnes, Yreka
w II Young, Portland
j NJ Andrew. San Diego
NJ l. Anderson, Pomona
A L Barnes, Pomona
j Gibson, Madison
q l. Ali. Los Angeles
G Dunn, Point Arena
w Il Howe, Mendocino
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A Lenient Jury.

In the case of William Graham, bar.
tender in saloon ON Cemetery avenue
charged with an assault to murder |. f.
Favor. with knife, in May last a jury in
Judge Murphy's department yesterday,
alter celebrating four hours, returned q
verdict OF assault with deadly weapon,
Graham will be sentenced next Saturday.
The morning call., 1890-06-26
English Wheat Market

LIVERPOOL June 25.-rhe spot market is frmer
at Is 91ad@6s 1115d. Cargoes duh at 35s Sd for
off coast 35s for just shipped and 35s Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; June. is l11ad; July. rs 14d
August, 70 sd; September, Is l1ad; October
rs lad; November, Is 214d: December rs 2l4d
SECURITIES.
LONDON, June 25.-Consos, SO 1915: United
States Bonds-4's, 12414; 41a's, los; Silver.
47s4d; Rentes, eli 95c; bullion into Bank OF En-
gland, $4,000,
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A Abbott, Sacramento
w 7 Shaw, Mexico
WIN Bird, Montreal
w L Dunn, Los Angeles
Il NJ Widney. LosAngeles
2 S Popskey, Chicago
j Drisfoos, w&2 chd, Santa
Barbara
W Curbett, San Rafael
j I Fisher, Oakland
DIR Armstrong. Sacto
CHI Woods, Chico
Il Smith Il valet. Scotland
W II Macomber, Shanghai
Mrs W LW orden, San Jose
Mrs JE Dockstader, S Jose
A ii Stone, New York
Mr. Canpion,wf IL cousin,
London
Mrs Liddle, Rochester
Mrs Mcbride, Rochester
c Johnston, Los Angeles
A G Johnston, Los Angeles
DIR j Trum bO&wf, Wash
Mrs J c Mclaughlin. Mich
L A Mcfarland Il VT, n Y
F Keller. Los Angeles
J n Reid. st Louis
J l. Shoemaker, Phila
II 5 Smith. Philadelphia
L j Milne. Philadelphia
Mrs c j Milne Il maid,
Philadelphia
GRAND
George Gowan, California
W + Knox, Sacramento
G l. Walter, Fresno
5 l. Brooks &w, The Dalles
Miss &c Brooks, TheDalles
p + Jones, Wichita
Miss Hail, Sacramento
Miss Huntington, Sacto
q Don. Stockton
q X Burton, California
j Richards, Livermore
ID w Gilmore HOLSTER
q Anderson, Sacramento
WA Clarke. Mountain WV
I Mansfield, Santa Rosa
j A Driftill, Pomona
j L Curry q VT. Sausalito
r Il Mighue, California
ID Gilmore, California
o + Townsend, Tucson
r l. Sharp q fy, Kansas
Mrs j S Mccain, Tacoma
r } McCaffrey, 81 Obispo
j I Coffman, Heaidsburg
q Harnage & W, Stockton
w ii Eckhart, Spokane +
7 III Griffith IL WI, Seattle
w L Allen Jr, New York
o L Jackson, College Park
James Bates, Oroville
Mr. a Mrs Gamble, s Mateo
A w Stuart, CORTLAND
G l. n Vaughn, Arbuckle
George Is May, San Jose
+ w COgswell, Chicago
Thos II Douglas. Menlo
AMERICAN
&C Jones, Wilmington
w Harris, Eureka
ii Cummings, Lathrop
w II Bralnerd &w, Ukiah
s Brainerd. Ukiah
j q Brainerd, Ukiah
&C Cunningham, Chicago
: j Cunningham, Chicago
X A SprOule, San Jose
C Springer, San Jose
W Morrison, Philadelphia
A Haywards, New York
5 G Hail, Pasadena
Miss L Taylor. Santa Rosa
q simpson, Truekee
w II Gould, Truekee
G y Parkhurst, San Jose
Il n Martin, San Jose
j II Russell, Sacramento
II S Grammar, Haywards
J B Compton, Colusa
j Gee, Cotton
w + Dean &w, New York
FA Fee, Sacramento
A 7 Peasants, Winters
i Freeman, Madison
W Laehmer, Portland
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New York Exchange
Shining Notes,

New York Exchange, l6c for sight drafts and
l712c for telegraphic.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Cacutta, spot, &c; July, &c; Wool Bags,
36@3Sc; Potato tunnies. nominal.
LEATHER-Good heavy Sole, 2502Sc; medium.
22@23c r 10: good light Sole 20G2lc 2 10;
damaged, l6c p H. Buff, le@l2c y foot; Side
n; Hips. 5000 = doz; No. Harness, 2sgsOc;
No. =, 24@325c . 10.
sUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes as
follows terms net cash: cube, 65sc; Crushed,
$3.50; Extra Powdered, 65sc; Fine Crushed, 6sse;
Dry Granuated. 6asc; Confectionery a, 614e: Ex-
ira c. 41sc; Golden c, 45sc q 10; Bags, 1sc more
than bblS.
The American Refinery quotes. terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube. 65se: Crushed, 65sc Fine Crushed,
65sc; Powdered, $3.50; Extra fine Powdered, 67sc:
Dry Granuated, 63sc; Xxx do, 6Ssc; ConfectiOners'
A, 614c: White Extra Z, SC; Extra c, 45sc; Golden
c, 45sc q 10.
The morning call., 1890-06-26


NEW YORK. June 25.-The street is still awaiting
Developments in the matter OF The Silver Bill, the
railroad difficulties and the Sugar Trust muddle
but in the absence OF any bear pressure quotations
follow their natural bent, and slowly appreciate
notw outstanding the most intense dullness. The
final changes were almost all for small fractions,
but while Reading is up ga and Atchison us,
Sugar Trusts are down 21s. Governments dull
Petroleum opened duh at 1914 for spot and 3sIs
for July. In the afternoon the market sagged of
slightly, closing weak.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Unted States Bonds: as,
1924; 41a's, l031a; Northern Pac ihc 1868; Cana
dian Pacific. s1ss; Central Pacific. 347s; Atchi-
son. AT; Union Pacific, 661s; Wells Fargo lat
bid, 149 asked: Western Union, S41h; Silver, lO4:
Sterling, "a S51a@4 8S1a.
wheat-Cash, Sage; July, 92Nc.
Flour-Quiet.
Cofee-s17 80.
Sugar-5@51sc.
HopS-Caifornia l6c
Hides-California, 1870.
Copper-Lake, $40 so.
Tin-Spot, $21 rs.
Lead-Domestic, 81 471s.
Iron-$l4
Petroleum-s9Nc.
The morning call., 1890-06-26

Farmer Henning Of Lompoc has sold 200 tons
OF wild bay that he cut ana baled on a field
near the coast. He got $40 a ton.
The morning call., 1890-06-26
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, June %. = Wheat opened a shade
easier. declined from 14c to 3sc advanced l,Ac
and closed 5s@s4e higher than yesterday. Receipts
10000 bushels: shipments, 267 900 bushels Rye
quiet at 4612c. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, June 25.-wheat, cash, s51Sc
Corn-337sc.
Pork-$12 so.
Lard-$5 721a.
Ribs-$5
Whisky-$l 90.
The morning call., 1890-06-26
The Wool Mnrket

PHIIADELPHIA, June 25.-wooi steady. Montana,
l7@26c; Territorial 16@22e q ID.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers TO dealers are as
| follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@61ac; second quality,
| @512c; third do, 4G41ac,
| VEAL-Large, 4@o6c small Calves. 6GSc.
MUTTON-W others, 715@sc: Ewes, &c.
Handspring Lamb, S(a9c q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4Gd43sc for light granted, and
| 31a@334c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, SAG
$3.50 {. ID; dressed do, 7(9712c p 10.
The morning call., 1890-06-26

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time Computed by THOMAS
TESSENT, Chronometer aud Instrument
Maker, Is Market street
The morning call., 1890-06-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-06-26
Mexican Dollars.
QpAQo1Lc

Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 0a@l 06 q ounce.
The morning call., 1890-06-26

FOR Ldte sa'iPpmg A'tettGeaos see Eight. Page
Arrived.
The morning call., 1890-06-26

FLoUR-Net cash prices Family extras, SAG
90: Bakers extras, saga 10; city superfne,
SO 9O@3 20; interior brands, s4@24 20 for extras,
and 50 90@o3 20 q Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-options were liveier and stronger yes
terday, but the sample market exhibited life No.
l, 81 2712@pl 1884; No. 2. 81 20; choice, 81 so;
extra choice for milling, 81 321a@l 3614 2 ctI
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10
JERSEY CITY BEATEN.
Defeated Twice by the New
York A. C.-Bowling
and Athletics.

The New York Athletic Clubs team
has set . hot pace in the Athletic League
and is moving rapidly towards the goal.
The Rosevfles are wen mp in second
place. aad the race Is undoubtedly be-
tween the two. Each is bowling strong,
but tho Workers. are several points better
than the Essex county cracks. The Jer-
sey City Athletic Clubs team may Dick
up and get Into first place, but the
''pe suffered TWO defeats last
night on the alleys OF the New York Attn
leies. The Jersey Citys did not have the
regular team. Wadleigh and Hewettson
bowied with Meyer, Klein and Schulz.
Meyer was the ouly man OF the team who
got near the figures thar be OWE 10
win. as the leading teams have peen
striking an average OF 175 or better 10 tne
championship contests. Klein BOWED
los In each game. WadieiGh's average was
exactly 80, while Schulz was one pin iess.
Hewittson bowled poorly, aud his aver
age for tue two games was only 10 me
Workers won easily. They had the Jer-
sey boys beaten had the winners stopped
with the ninth frame. The first game
they won by ITO pins, and the second oy
123. Their average in the first game was
Ill, and In the second lis. Inc scores:-
rf.er oamE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10
0'Neill & Co.,
9Th Ave-. 10th and 2Ist ST., N. Y.

arrangements for a number of tourna-
ments to be held this winter were COM
pleted.
Harry Mcmillan. the president of the
Amateur Athletic Union, and W. II. Ro-
cap. the ex-champion amateur feather
weight boxer of America, are rival candi-
dates for the captaincy Of the Schuylkil
Navy A. C..
The Mohican A. c., Of Newark, N. J.,
win hold a boxing aud gymnastic enter
tainment on the 18th inst.
w. ii. Recap. the ex-champion amateur
feather weight boxer or America, will
compete this year in the 125 pound class
at the A. A. u. championship boxing
competitions. as he finds il impossible to
get down to weight in the feather class.
Recap is training hard for the event, and
the Philadelphia del egation expect him
to win
The committee appoi nted to investigate
the charges against the amateur stand
ing Of Al Copeland. the hurdler, and c.
j. Queckberner the weight thrower, of
the Manhattan Athletic Club, and J. S.
Mitchell. the weight thrower. and Alva
Nickerson. the high jumper, of the New
York A, T., viii hold a meeting at the
Grand Union Hotel tonight.
At Steinway Hall last Monday evening
the Metropolitan District Cricket League
held its first annual concert. AT the
same time the prizes won during the past
year were presented TO the winners,
Vice President James ID. Boyd making
the speeches of presentation. These
were the winners:-Mr. r. Cobb, who got
both the Rainsford and the Boyd cups;
w. j. Wood, the Lowe gold medal. The
championship trophy. consisting CT a
handsome pennant, was awarded TO the
Manhattan Cricket Club. Those assist
ing at last nights concert were Pianist
A. u. Casper, the Zethis male quartet,
Miss Fielding Roselle, Miss Eleanor Bee
I bee, Mr.. James NJ. Dickson, James Buc-
ton, Charles Stuart Phillips and w. o.
Wilkinson.
The Riverside A. C.. of Newark and the
Ianthe Canoe Club will probably consoli-
date.
The Varuna Boat Club will hold joint
pen handicap games with Company II,
Thirteenth Regiment at the Armory on
december 10.
The fourth annual amateur champion
ship boxing and wrestling competitions.
given by the Amateur Athletic Union of
the United States, will be held at the
Metropolitan Opera House. New York
city. on the Goth inst. The preliminary
trials will be held at Central Turn Hall,
Sixty. seventh street and Third avenu on
the 18th inst. The standard championship
A. A. y. gold and silver medals will he
awarded TO first and second in each OF the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10
The Athletic Arena.

The Wayne A. C. will this evening hold
the first of a series of monthly receptions
at It's rooms, opposite the County Court
House.
The Wayne A. C. will tender a benefit
to PROF" Peter Sherry on December %.
He is the boxing instructor of the clue.
Sherry will wind up with Frank Dono-
van.
The Hoboken A. G. will have a stag en-
tertainment next Saturday night. The
closing bout will be a four round glove
contest for a gold watch between p. Muir
ply, of the Hoboken A. c., and p. Casey,
of the Bridge A. G.
-Four of the Wayne A. C.'s runners
will participate in the carnival at the
Madison Square Garden.
Tom O'Day, of the Lorillards, will wear
the uniform of the Manhattan A. c. in
the wrestling contest at S. /. A. C.'s car
nival.
The Lorillards nominated officers last
night.
The American A. C. has engaged Billy
Kenney. the teatherweight boxer, as box
ing instructor. The Americans expect to
to be represented by good men in the box
ing championship.
The annual meeting of the National
Amateur Skating Association was held at
the Grand Union Hotel last night, when
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

The Harlem Wheelmen were defeated
on their own alleys on Monday night by
the New York Bicycle Clubs team, and
the Riversides were vapquished ct home
by the Brooklyn Bi CLUBS team. Both
games were in the Wheelmen's Bowling
League. The scores OF the two games
were as follows
New York Bicycle Club-Odell, l27;
Charlotte, 1853; Schaeifer, 14l; Heydecker.
las; De Golcouria, 1l3; Stott. l46; MIS-
bett, 1876; Findles, ia Total l,lOS
Harlem Wheelmen-Boese, lis; kittle,
l54; Braden. ITO; Lord. 1888; Malnhardt,
I5g; Macy, 104; Emanuel, 1l6; Schaeffer,
los, Total, Log.
Brooklyn Bicycle Club Matthews, 100;
Bailey, 166. Quimby, LAG; Allen, 1877; Cor
By, i20; Mead. 139; Cooke, lis; Lewis, 13S.
Total, 1,130
Riverside Wheelmen = Miller, 1i9;
B~ronghton. 1888; Doncourt. 81: briggs,
III: Fitch, 14l; Robinson, ia; Burr, 1877;
Cossitt. 155. Total. LOOP,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

(scrofuia, OF coIFse). he could walk a little,
6ut could not get up If he fell down, and could
rot move when in bed. having no use OF his
hands. Immediately commenced with the
CurIcuRA REMEDIES using all freely. One sore
after another healed, q bony matter forming in
each one of these five deep ones just before heal
iny, which would finally grow loose and We're
taken out; then they would heal rapidly. One
Of these ugly bone formations | preserved. After
taking q dozen and a half bottles be was com
pleteiy cured, and is nov, at the age of six years,
a strong and healthy child. Mrs. Z. S. briggs.
0, 1885. Gle f. Gay St., Bloomington, Ill.
My grandson remains perfectly well. No signs
OF ~scrofula and no sores. Mrs r. s.. BRIGGS
Egg. 2, 1890. Bloomington, III.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

At a meeting Of the Centurys held
Monday night. the resignation OF A. ID.
Loud was accepted, and Mr.. Robert Kerr
was unanimouly elected as his successor.
About a dozen applications for admission
were received from gentlemen visiting on
different parts Of the hill. The Asbury
Club has arranged TO give the highest
bowler in each match game a handsome
prlzs to the value OF s., as the treasury
has a surplus of about 500. A little en-
couragenient to the bowlers Is OF great
importance. Captain Hulse has succeeded
IN getting together a great team of bowl
ers, and later in the evening when ne will
be able to play his best material 1t Will
be hard 70 down Colonel Brown's pets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

The Entertainment Committee of the
Jersey City Amateur Bowling League
will meet at Duke and Ramsay's alleys
next Saturday evening at eight O'Clock.
Zach club is entitled TO one delegate aud
every club should be represented.
Stag progressive euchre at Palma CLUB
tonight.
Bergens bowl tonight Mt Henn's.
Newark Bay Boat Club against Pamrapo
A, c., In Bayonne League, and Pamrapo
b. c. bowls at Metropolitan Hall.
The space reserved for sporting events
was limited yesterday by pressure OF ad-
vertisements and many bowling scores,
and sporting notes were crowded out.
Some are given today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

SCORES BY FRAMES.
Jersey City &C. IS i9l 80 sls sl sos AZ e92 ss7 sS9
Asw York A. c. 10i l9 263 al Az as $40 rs $40 S9g
Umplre-w. y. Goodrich. scorers-D. L Wilson
aud A. d. Dusenberry.
The R~oseyilles clinched their hold On
second place last night by putting up big
scores aud winning two games from the
North End A. G. The nrst game they
won by 10s pins and the second and last
by 63. The scorcs:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10
Excelslore spoiled Bullseyes.

The Excelsior Rife Club had its club
shoot at its range, No. 9S Montgomery
street, last night. Capital work was
done. The scores for the club medals
were as MISUNDERSTANDING, 237; Hansen.
237: A Hauck, 236; Hallowell, 235; Weber.
234, 4. Hughes. 2SS; Bauchle. 23S; Chan
ming, 23I; Speicher, 227, J, Hughes, 226,
Boag, "a.
The excelsiors will shoot the return
match with the Lakesides on Friday
night at Newark and intend to win his
time as the Newarkers won the first
game here. The Excelsiors will assemble
at their headquarters at haIf-past six and
will leave on the 6:52 train.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

The Independents bowled at Metropoli-
tan Hall on Monday night and did fair
work. They made an average of I55 sc.
A new member. Mr.. Barr, made his
debut. and ratified the pins in nne shape.
In the match between teams he bowled
the top score, IFS, but was only one point
better than Herig, and seven better than
Filoramo. The scores OF the team con-
tests Were:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

Fairmounts, bowled the first Of the series
of games yesterday afternoon a. Hot
stems alleys for a trophy 20 cost $50 lhe
contests were exciting and close until me
INST game Ramsay managed 10 and a
winner in each case. The second series
will be bowled on Friday afternoon at
three o'clock at Duke 6 Ramsays alleys
The totals OF the games rolled yesterday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

The result Of the Germania- Olympic
game at Becksr's alleys was given in The
NEWS yesterday in a brief note. The score
was crowded out. The Olympics bowled
far below their average, as they have a
team that rarely falls under the $50 line.
and usually exceeds it. The bowlers had
a feast aud a jovial time after the con-
test. The score Is apDended:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10
Merry -aionsgomerys

The Montgomerys had a regular meet
ing at MuIler's Knkow alleys on Monday
night and slugged the pins in a lively
They had an average OF III and
a fraction, and bewied an interesting
team game in which there was a differ
ence Of eight pins in the totals.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

lie Then had two
of them on each hand, and
as his blood became more
and more Impure, IL took less
time for them to break out.
A Sore came on the chin, be-
meath the under lip, which
was very Offensive. His
head was one solid scab, dis
charging a great deal. This
was bis condition at twenty.
months old, when | IN
dertook the care Of him, bis
mother having died when he
was q little more than a
year old of consumption
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

The totals Of the game in the Wheel
mems League between the Hudson
County Wheeimen and tie Manhattan
Bicycle Club on Becker's alleys. Monday
night. were given in The NEWS yesterday.
Tie complete score Is appended
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

The independent Juniors BOWED at
Stencils alleys on Monday night and for
noyices made q splendid record. The
scores were as tolioHs:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

scoRK BY FRAMES
Hosevile A. A.. a l6l IS $50 aye 4s6 59 652 IS6 ss
North End A. c. 81 l3 ~ S9 sS4 452 5ls $50 6s 100
Umplre-R- @. Gardinier. seorers-F. b. Gardin-
Ter an J. j. Speeding.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

Ramsay Defeated Murray.
Captain Thomas Ramsay. Of the Pin
Knights. aud Capt Larry Murray. Of the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10
4 ScROFULOUs BOY.
Running Sores Covered His Body
and Head, Bones Affected, Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

When six months old, the left hand Of our
little grandchild began to swell. and had every
appearance Of a large boil. We poulticed il,
but all TO no purpose. About five months after
il became a running sore. Soon other sores
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

The Garfield Athletic Clubs bowlers
had a rafting team game last night Mt
Belvidere Hall. The bowling was excel
lent, and there was n difference OF only
two pins In the scores, which were as fol-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10
3 EAST THIRD STREET,
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ontgomery street, Jersey City.
HUDSON C COZ

HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT.
sDwARD +. G. YOUNG. Recely
er OF The Joseph Dixon Cruel In Case.
Die Company.
FREDERICK r. FOWLER.
WILLIAM c. FOWLEk and BEDLE. AuIRTKID
MAHLON B. CHAMPION. late
partners as Fowler. hampton AttTs OF Pin.
4 Company.
Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber. Aud
itor appointed in this case, will by virtue OF an
order Of the said Court made for that purpose.
make sale and assurance 70 the highest bidder on
Friday. the 2eth day OF Der. Ign, at the hour
OF Two O'Clock in me afternoon OF that day. az the
cry street 10 the city OF Jersss City, county OF
Hudson and State OF New Jersey. o. all .he right,
title AID interest or the above named defendants.
Or either Of them. in and 70 four hundred shares q
the capital stock OF The Joseph Dixon Crucfbie
COMPANY. standing on the books OF 5hs company
In the name OF Fowler. Crampt0 & COMPANY.
which we're att ched and taken BY virtue OF the
attachment In The above case. and are represented
~ eight certificates thereof for 1fty shares each.
and. Numbered FROM ~ 10 s2 inclnsiyes the pro
.eeds thereof to be Appropriated by the auditor
OK ard the Judgment In said attachment accord
ng 10 law.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

Totals go. ! q 2 H6I IofaIs .....s u . 80
SCORES BY FRAMES.
Jersey City A. c. -e6 i3 Ias sos 40 40 SO COG es 20
New York A. Q...ss l9 @3 so b1 Sl 6g '4 s9 e6
Umpire w. 4 Goodrich.
scorers-D. L Wilson and A. b pusenbsrry.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

following classes - Boxing Bantam
weight. 105 lbs; feather weight, us lbs;
special weight. 1875 lbs; light weight, 135
weight. Wrestling-Bantam weight, los
lbs; feather weight, 115 lbs. light weight,
1856 lbs; middle weight. 1853 lbs. There
will be two rings. one for boxing and the
other for wrestling. Harry Buermeyer
will act as referee of boxing, while Will
liam Muldoon will judge the wrestling
bouts.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-10

FEAMES.
Roscyfils A. As III 2ss 98 as 524 Gil 707 l9l Sss
North knd A. C...S5 i62 az xl 400 40 as eIs 81 Us