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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
BIRDS AND BLUE ROCKS
The Claremont Gun Club Had Its Hunt
TasfardaY.

The CIarem0nt Gun Club Had Its Hun
Yesterday
The Claremont Gun Club had its regu
lar weekly shoot yesterday at its grounds
at Cla-emont. Jersey City. There were
three contests at live birds and five a
blue rocks
First event, four live birds each. Hunt,
Collins, Englewood. Manner aud Mead 4
each. johnson and Simpson 2.
Second event, four live birds each
johnson, Hunt, Englewood and Manner
killed each; Simpson and Mead killed 8
each
Third event, at four live birds--John
son. Simpson, Hunt, Englewood and
Manner made clean scores of kills: Col
liIis and Mead each killed 3 and missed /.
Fourth event at 10 blue rocks each
Hunt. 10; johnson. 0: Simpson. z; Engle-
wood, 8; Collins, 2; Crossman, 8; Mead. 2,
Fifth event at 10 blue rocks ohnsou
and Simpson, s; Hunt, Z Englewood, Z;
Collins. 9; Mead, 4; Manner, 4; Cross
man,
Sixth event at 10 blue rocks-J ohnson,
.; Hunt, o; Englewood. 5; Hathaway,
Collins. 6; Simpson, 8; Mead, 3; Man
Hen, l.
Seventh event at 10 blue rocks Hunt,
9, johnson, s: Hathaway 8; Manner, 5;
Simpson. 4; Mead, 2.
Eighth event at 10 blue rocks-Simp-
son, 9: Hunt, 9; Hathaway, s.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
THE soHW0ERER POISONING.

The Stomach Did Not Contain Enou gh
Poison to Produce Death.
George Schwoerer, accused of causing
his mothers death by placing poison in
her soup, was before Justice Stilsing for
examination this morning.
DIR. Converse testified that in the au-
topsy made by him a portion of the
stomach about the size Of quarter was
found to be acutely infamed. George M.
Philips, the chemist To whom the stom-
ach was submitted for examination, tes-
titled that In two ounces Of the stomach
he found one twentieth of grain of
arsenic and considerable bismuth
Calculation based on this the total
amount of arsenic in the stomach would
be about one quarter of grain, which
amount OF arsenic was hardly sufficient
TO cause death. Bisnuth as a medicine.
he said. generally contained small pro-
portion Of arsenic.
DR.. Mclaughlin testified that he was
called at g. m. on October IA. and found
Mrs. Schwoerer suffering from cramps.
and when he came TO her she said, ssIsve
been poisoned. | drank some soup in
which There was poison"
The doctor also said he had admin
1stered bismuth 10 the deceased. Mrs.
Garden and Mrs. Libby, who lived in til q
same house with the deceased woula n :.
testified that she had been in good heal til
during October 10, but was taken III on
the night Of the same day.
Mrs. Libby said that Mrs. Schwoerer
was suffering acutely when her son
George came in to her room on Wednes-
day morning. Mrs. Schwoerer said some
thing to him In German. Mrs. McFar-
land was the only other person in the
room at the time who understood
German
Mrs. Mcfarland was unable TO be pres
ent this morning on account OF ill-healeh.
The examination was postponed until
Monday next at which time she will
testify.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
A RECORD
OF THE
Highest Superiority for About
Thirty Years, and
Never Beaten.

From the BEGINNING TO the PRES
EN1, and NO DOUBT into the FUTURE.
In the line of MERITS, DOMESTIC
Family Sewing Machines have been and
will be, ahead of all others. For years
PAST, and NOW, they were and are I'M
ITATED by all, but are EQUALLED BY
NONE. They are in she end SEVERAL
HUNDRED PER CENT. CHEAPER
than the cheapest, as they are GUARAN-
TEED for TWENTY-FIVE years. The
prices Of these RELIABLE machines are
CONSISTENT with the BEST MATE
RIAL and PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
Forward or leave your orders for these
sewing narhines to the DOMESTIC
Sewing Machine Co., 1873 Newark Ave-,
Jersey City.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
SHATTERED CLAY TARGETS.
The Gnn Detachment of the n. j. A. C.
Had Several Matches.

The Gun Detachment of the n. j. A. C..
Had Several Matches.
Four matches az clay pigeon shooting
were contested by the gun detachment OF
the New Jersey Athletic Club during their
regular weekly shoot yesterday after
nom. on the organizations grounds at
Bergen Point. During the shoot thre q
hundred blue rocks were knocked into
finders.
A walking match at ten birds each fol
three prizes was the first event. Elmer
Z. Bigoney secured first prize with nine
breaks. Second prize was captured by
George Virden by cracking seven tar.
gets Major James NJ Taylor, Howard
Cook and Mr.. Cornell tied at four breaks
each Tor third prize
The second eveut was the nineteenth
semi-m0nthly competition for the clubs
gold championship emblem. Twenty
birds each and handicap rise were the
conditions. AS there only remained
three matches of the series for the trophy
70 shoot, the contest narrowed down
10 only five entries who competed
First honors were carried off by
Edward L. Vredenburg by smashing
eighteen OF the flying missiles The
other scores were;-Major j. NJ. Taylor,
"; Elmer e. Bigoney. II; George S.
Purtly. l6: George S. Virden, a.
A match at five singles and five pairs
each was the third event. George S. Vir-
den won first of the three prizes by shat
tering thirteen targets. Elmer E. Bigo-
ney won second by breaking q dozen
birds. and George S. Purdy took third by
smashing eleven blue rocks.
Edward L. Vredenburgh and Major
James N. Taylor respectively scored ten
and eight breaks.
A walking match for three prizes at ten
singles each, was the last event. Edward
Il. Kiedenburgh put shot through nine
whlzzing dishes and got first prize.
Major }. NJ. Taylor gained second prize
with eight breaks. Third prize was
divided BY George S. Purdy, George Wis
den aud Elmer E. Bigney, VINO took six
each.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
PALMA'S BOVbHRS.
Two Teams Of Ten Had an
Exciting Contest on Its
Alleys Last Night.
4 LIVELY DAY ar THE TRAPS.
The Results at Claremont and
:, Bergen Point.

'rs The match game that was to have taken
place last night between two teams of
ten men each, comprising the twenty
who made the highest averages in the
late tournament, was postponed on &C
count OF several of the contestants not
putting In an appearance A game was
rolled. however, between two teams
which evoked quite some interest. not
understanding the low scores. which is ac-
counted for by the fact that only two
balls being rolled instead of three. En-
trup made the top score with 200, and
Hathaway, Bloomsburg, Rich, Henderson
and Gallagher went above the average.
Folio wing Is the score
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
Corporation Notice.


IN aoth day of sentember isss anni;eatsoa Us
made to the Board Of street and Water Gommis
sioners ~ ~ Newbola and others for acquiring
CONSTRUCTION OF A MAIN SEWER.
v v oam. ~ throub IN y. Slp ana ue
thence continuing In the same line being tbs pro
posed line OF SIP ave. extending to is junction
with the proposed line Of stuyvessnt ave. tbence
westerly along the proposed line of Sfuyvesa SAINT
ave. 70 The Hackensack River
ber ss0 the commissoners Of Assss say ed
their preliminary sketch, showing VII at propertv
Of bene q each o or parceI m in ais l
probable amount assessment per foot OF IRON tsc
omen 70 public inspecfion ia the ono, s he 5,Is ~
OF the Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
Or ayepass q psIsisaIsr sections thsieOf
SIP AVE1
man ave-
LOGAN AVE,
iioi' !" GOV s'-o sruYVEsSNT "A I'VE dse-
from Van Reypen Place to point loo feet west Of
f.s'''~-, PARAMOUNT AVE.
from point l,2d5 feet east OF West Side ave. west
cry y /" e'' IN MoNTGoMERY ST.
from point 1867 feet east OF West side ave- yvaat
e''' " y FLEETWOOD AVE.
from point ,ls0 feet east Of West Side ave. west
erly to West side ave.
from point SO feet east OF Vest side ave ,vest.
erly to West Side ave- - " -
from its present easterly terminus westerly to West
Side ave. " 49,
yRooM ST.
from point 125 feet west OF Bergen ave- To Val,
Reypen Place. - a.
PAvoNIA AVE.
from Tonnels aye. 10 point a5l feet west OF West
FOX PLACE
from West side ave 293 feet westerly
NAHloN PLACE.
from West Side ave US fee5 yasterlv
BROADWAY.
from Tonneie ave. TO point 100 feet west f vvcex
Side ave. y = 20
VAN REYPEE PL,
from a polrt 100 feet north of VroOm ar soutbartv
10 ne Kalb ave. 1
RUTHERFORD PL
rnfns,s, 'S-SA'J 1Sh
MINUS GARRISON AVE-,
ron ionne'e Z RoMXiNE AVE I'VE ave.
from hioau Z VAN S WAcSER AVE-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
Corporation Notice.

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT os THE 18th
~ DAY OF Coto6er, 1920 the Com mssioners OF AZ
ssessinent Med IL the Once OF the Clerk OF the
Board or Street ana Water Commissioners their
final assessment map and report for the construc.
ton OF twentyfour inch oval brick sewer In
SUMMIT AVE.
from Newark to t3s. Paul ave, and the same IA
Clerk OF said Board.
And notice Is also given that the following streets
cluded In said assessments
sUMMIf AVE-
from s.: Paul ave. 70 the junction Of Hoboken
HoBoREN AVE-
from Summit ave. TO . point about 20 feet east
thereof.
thereof ~ = -
And that the seventeenth day OF November 1880.
AZ ten o,ciock a ni ana the meeting room OF the
Eoarl OF street and Water Commissioners are
hereby liked asthe time ana place. wnen and where
the board OF street and Water Commissioners Will
meet 70 hear, consider and ad Indicate upon all nb
1ecuons 70 SAID assessniSnt and report.
All objections thereto must be presented Ia writ
ing,
by order OF the Boara of street and Water Com
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey Citv Octobcr IL fSa0
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
~ tns Office OF the Board or Street and Water
Soomm,l,ssioners on Monday November s. 1890 az
BUILDISi NEW PUBLIC SCHoo HOUSE. No. "a.
on virginia avenue In accordance with plans and
kLneer corner or Jersey avenue and Mercer street,
wnsle pianxs Forms Or bid and agreement OF sur
froposa ais must be enclosed In sealed envelopes
endorSed Proposals building New Public School
No. ~: directed TO benjamin. Van Keuren Esdiifre,
Sna,rman 2, comn,ittee on ppblic Buildings ead
DOCKS and handed 10 the Clerk OF the Board in
open meeting when called for In the order Of busi
ness relating 70 sealed proposals
Noelfy c1icfal wiz be accepted as surety.
This Bodrd reserves this right 20 reject any Or all
hidsf deemed for she best Interest 81 the city 10
to do. -
Py order Of the Board OF Street and Water Com.
GSoRGET. BoUToS
4. = = e y Clerk.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
THE WELDON ASSOCIATION AGAINST HIN
Seventh Assembly District Citizens
Speak Their Minds About Bob
Davis and the Ring

Davis and the Ring. 81
The Thomas Weldon Association of the
Seventh Assembly district held big
weekly meeting at st, Michael's Hall on
Thursday evening, October 80 A large
number was present. After the usual
routine business, By a resolution the
Wanser for Sheriff, Thomas McEwan for
Congress. and John w. Kull for Assem-
bly,. a member of the association said
'a1he reason we have SO unanimously en-
dorsed this ticket is solely upon the
ground of good government and sound
principle. We, as good citizens could take
no other course. So we are satisfied with
our endorsement. We know that better
government " i'll come under this admin
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
CORPORATION Notice.


NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
Of Assessment filed IN the s onlce Of the Clerk d
their anal assessment, map and schedule Tor the
- FIFTH ST..
between Henderson and Grove sts.. by grading
curbing, tagging and paving with Belgian block
pa vement, and the is now open public In
spection In the of1ice OF the Clerk or said Board
And notice is also given that the folio wing
streets avenues or particular sections thereof
are included In said asse6Sment--
FIFTH ST.,
from Henderson st. to Grove 81.
GROVE ST,
on the east side from Fifth st. to point about Is
feet north thereof.
the west side, from Firth st. about Is feet north
Ana that the iDsn day Of November 1880 at tan
O'Clock a. M. and the meeting room o. the Board
Of Street and water commissioners are. hereby
fxed as the time and place. when and whore the
Board OF street and Wafer commissioners viii
objections 10 said assessment and report.
All objections thereto must be presented in
BY order Of the Board Of street and Water Com,
missioners.
Dated Jersey City. october 10. 1870.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02

THE NEW JERSEY sTEREOPTIcox
J. ADVERTISING CO.,
Los ated at Newark avenue and Montgomery street.
is the best advertising bulletin in thu world Bust
ness cards Displayed every evening during the
week. rain or shine. Shown by powerful elect rio
light OF 1900 eandie power. on space o. AZ square
feet, In circle Of "a feet IN diameteY. The loca-
ton selected for the purpose is tho best In the
gou ntiy being Jersey citys greatest thoroughfare
Thousands Of people pass that point every evening.
aud II surely Is the best way for business mon q
advertise their goods.
Cffice No i0s Green street. Jersey City.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
Notice to Gas Companies.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvED AT
> the Headquarters OF the Jersey City Police De-
partment for furnishing for one year. from Decen1
Der 1, 1890 gas lamps with gas ana lighting ex-
furnishing. everything requisite. in accoruance
with specifications on 1e in the emce OF the Clerk
All proposals must be sealed and end orsed Pro
posals for lighting street lamps and directed 20
James Z. Kelly, Chairman OF the Committee
Lamps and Lights, and handed to the Clerk OF tho
Board at or before four O'Clock p. M, on Friday.
October 81, 1880
Blank form OF proposals and agreement OF sure
ties may be Obtained Police HeadquarLers
The Hoard OF Police Commissioners reserve the
right to reject or all bids. II deemed for the
By order OF the Board OF Police Commissioners
q. p. ROBINSON,
clark OF the Board OF Police Commissioners.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tn AT ON THE soTH
=, ~, DAY Of September. 1882 application was made
" tne ToSso Of nfrsss and Weter Commissions rs
6eas & 5g aSc oG a n Msss ss AVE.
duncan ave. running thence westerly through
tin uing westerly on the same line along the pro
gosel line OF Duncan ave. to the Hackensack
Notice is als9 given that on the lin day of oeto;
Uef i ss the Sonmisoness q msnt fled
ers tssif preliminary sketch. showing that prop.
amount Of benefs to each lot OF parcel Of iand'
also the probable amount OF assessment per foot OF
IS open 70 pubic IN the ocs she
Clerk OF the Board of Street and Water Commits
Notice is also given that the following streets or
ayen ues.or particular sections thercofare included
N saia asSeSsmea Bz hnaMRoesNsyT;-l AVE.
from point 400 feet east or West Side ave-. west
'''s : : ~ ''S KESsiNeToN AVE.
q Mss ss al0 % eo ds feet
from point fest east Of Vast side ave west
eriy 70 West Side "a aye s.;vreu .vv
from point 1,S2s feet east OF West Side ave. west
criy to West Side Az.
Butler ave
from Bentley ave; 70 Feirmount ave.
from point 400 feet north OF Duncan ave. TO a
OLEAN AVE,
from q point 800 rect north OF Duncan ave. to q
point $40 feet south q q, Duncan aye.
from point 5is feet north Of duncan ave. to a
p'int '0o feet south n f ngnes sVs ave
from point 500 feet north Of Duncan ave- to a
point 50J feet south Of duncan ave.
MALLORY AVE-.
rom 3 point 5ss feet north Of Duncan ave to q
point 500 rect soAla Of duncan aye;
PIsAlNFfELD AVE,
from point sac feet north Of Duncan ave. 70 a
point so feet south OF puncan ave;
FREEMAN AVE.
from point 512 feet north OF Duncan ave. to a
point 80 feet south q pnncan ave-;
from a poIrt 5s5 feet north Of duncan ave- to 20.
feet south Of Duncan ave.
MARCY AVE.
from point 325 feet north OF Duncan ave. to 800
| feet south OF Duncan ave;
HARVEY AVE,
from point S25 feet north of duncan ave-. to $50
4 Ieet south OF Duncan ave.
4 STOCKTON AVE-.
from point Sz5 feet north OF duncan ave-, 10 800
feet south OF Duncan ave-;
! BUTLER AVE,
Ton the east sidc)s from point 100 feet north OF
duncan ave, 70 lW feet south OF duncan ave.
And the 18th Gay OF November, 1891. ct 10 O'clock
a. ~. and the meeting room OF the Board OF Street
ana water Commissioners, hereby f1xod as the
tune and place when ana where board or Street
ana water commissioners viii meet 10 hear parties
4 Interested IN said application. and ali fonaon-
stran1es a3ainss tns said improvement thar may be
p order q he Board Of Street and Water com,
missiqnerS. RI
eEo T. BoUToS,
Dated Jersey city, October ~ INA
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
MY IA OK
Monday, November 10, SHENANDOAH.
5Ianagef

istration. We are sure of no worse. We
are tired of Ring rule, tired of one man
power. We want the Sheriff's Office TO
belong to the people. We want city gov
eminent by the people and for the people.
This has not been the case in the past.
We have only had promises, and the re-
suit has been broken pledges. and we
have had them now for the last three or
four weeks, giving us the same old tafry.
After the celebrated election frauds of
the last fall and spring, we do not think
that any honest Democrat can vote to
continue in office this Ring who only
want control for their self aggrandize-
ment and the spoils of Office out of the
pockets of a tax ridden and mlsgoyerned
community
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
Totals. = a 3 1864 Totals. -......2a s. %

SCORES BY FRAHEs-
Team NO. no sos s40 SO 7o7 sl7 1906 1924 1@o6 1864
Team N 10 2Sl 3as 591 ss3 9l li05 1894 lf9 529
averages No. ]. 1856 rs, Team No. z, q s-lO
mpfre and scorer-A. E. vuItee-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02

Make sure that you haze your Aqati-
Ring Posters before goqt get to the Polls.
Y0U Gun get them at the Republican
Committee Rooms an Weldon building,
No. so Montgomery street, or from ailg,
member of the Republican or Jefeg'-
So7eia7l C0x7ltV ConlHaittee.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
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with gas or cocoafne SOC. Particular attention
paid TO children's teeth. All work guaranteed
Repairs made while waiting.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02

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