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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Notice Is hereby given. that the once OF the
for III Ninth ward VIII be held al
No. 14s West Fulton street aud that the tax
roll for said ward is now in the hands Of the
for collection. Snd that he will
attend at his said onlce uut4l aud including the
10th day OF January. after the first pubica
tien OF this notice from O'Clock a. m. until
5 clock p. m. for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 10Th. 1890.
ABRAHAM SANFORD.
Collector Ninth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
seventh Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given. that the once Of ihs
collector of the seventh ware viii be held az
the ~ Seventh street. and that the tzy roll
for said ward is now ia the hands OF The
for collection, and that be VIII
attend at his said Office until ana including
the 10Th day OF January. alter the 1rSt puoiics-
tion of this notice. from o'clock a. m. until
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose of receiving
taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids, November 18th. $50.
JOHN CULLEN.
Collector Seventh Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

themums. but for the art work Otero
WAS not responsible The bell was
given to her by woman artist ready to
fill The bells are made sometimes OF
celluloid and sometimes OF isinglass,
and IL is not strictly necessary that they
be painted, rosettes OF baby ribbons
with hanging ends when perched at the
top so as to drop over the sides answer
ing very tolerably.
Those bright little ribbon calendars
which run of the days Of the week and
month as IL they were coquettish tape
measures are mounted this season in
hearts or circles Of linen paper as thick
as blosting paper. A pretty design for
painting is an irregular wreath woven
Of twigs OF witch hazel. About the
starting points of the three white gold
lettered ribbons run the letters: Take
from my Mouth the Wish for Happy
Years"
Whimsical devices in glove snS
handkerchief bags occur to every In
ventive woman. A piece of antique
silk is pretty IL the four corners are
simply caught up together under bow.
which also serves to finish of the broad
ribbon which goes about the bag and
gives II consistency. The finished
product should look exactly like fancy
muff about eight inches long. You can
use broad lace, If you like. about the
top, and IL will make a SO much the more
Irresistible inutility.
There is a dear housewifely littlo
body who this morning was patting
lovingly what she calls the greatest
luxury brought her last year by SsntS
Claus. She economies bravely 70 meet
both ends and lap them just little,
and she could not have reoonciled he's
conscience to buying for herself the
pair of fne sheets which are the JOY OF
her soul. Each. has an embroidered
monogram in the corner and deep bor-
der OF drawn work below the hem Her
delight in them made me smile, for 10
Is one OF the Christmas secrets 20 which
am privy that there is making for her
this minute companion piece TO the
sheets in the shape OF ine lawn boil
ster-case, whose ends are drawn in with
gathering ribbons and trimmed with
wide Valenciennes, and q couple OF
small lawn pillows, also lace-trimmed
and dotted about with bows These
little refnsments Of luxury In the
sdornment OF the best sheets and
blankets awaken thrills OF satisfaction
in the breasts Of yOang housekeeperA
Other gifts which am in the way OF
seeing arc OF dainty embroidered
cloths. A woman writer Of whom IL has
been said she can cock five courss
lunch in the Reruing and write forty
dollar article in the evening IL TO BE-
con plimentsd By the gift Of linen
cover for side table, worked with holly
berries In fat sclsvo~s<a embroidery.
The prettiest white table linen nov In
use looss like crepe. and Il adorned With
insertions Of Euipars lace, and vita op@s
heu-stitchinE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Notice is hereby given that tie once of the
collector for the Sixth ward will be held az the
southwest corner Of ccribner and Leonard
streets ana that the tax roil Tor said ward is
now Ia the hands OF the undersigned fnr col
lectl0h. ana that he viii attend at hts said
ary. after the irst publication oi THIS noIics
from O'Clock a. ~. nniH O'Clock p. m. for
the purpose OF receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids, November 18th. leso-
JOHN HOO1ERHlbE.
Collector Sixth " ard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
Elhh Ward CoIIec,nrIs kelloe.

Notics is hereby given. thai the srhoe OF the
collector for the Finn NaTd WILDE held 81 4.
H. Saunders store No. ~ Plsinheld avenue.
and that the tax roll Tor said ward Is nov IN
the hands Of the undersigned Tor collection,
and that he will attend al his said ofnce Until
and including the loih day Of January, alter
O'Clock =. n. until o'clock 4. m. for the gur-
pose OF receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids November 18th. $50.
A. REg1khk6.
Collector fffth Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Notice is hereby given, that the once 81 the
collector for the fcurth e4Fd Vii Dc held a.
R00W - Court BLOCK. first stors. aee that The
txa roll fof said ward Il nov in the bands of
the undersigned fer colrcfloA. aho that he
Mil attend at his said 0tce Until ana lneiud-
ing the ltHh daV - jahnary sfser the hrst
publication Of tnis notice from O'Clock q. n.
unttl O'Clock .. IA. Tor the purpose OF re
celglng taxes
Dated Grand Rapids. NosembeF <th, lss0
CHARLES A. hOBiNsQN,
Collector Fourth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

DAILY. fEvery week day.
-.DS A II. runs thrnugh 10 Defroit with par
49, Ter car seats . cents. Arrive al hrw
Aofk ~ t5 a. ni-
Loo =. n. runs ihrouEh o. Detrcii viii pa
l.-V lUf car seats. u ceHts. Arrive 81 Kew
eft - 8. M.
coz =. n runs fhroggh 20 Detroit with pa
Ds-V lef car sfats. - cents. Arrive a. kew
orE 81 ,. N.
For tickets sad Information apply 81 frnisn
ticket ofiice ~ Nonfee-et and d mon depot
GE0. DEHANEN. Gen. Pass kg.t
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Notice ls hereby gwen. that lhs affce % ths
callettoF ief she Ihifo safo sti be lcld ~
Ne y south Division street ilrmsu fan-
uvrS store. aua thai the i4x reil Soy s4la NafG
i noN iH the kanas 81 fhenn4efslEHet 81 eoi
loctisB. ana thai hs Nili attend - his sac
January. alter fhs nfsf Iutiicatien oi fhis
notlce. iToU . o'cioek =. 81. uhtii - CLOCK y.
m. Tor the purpose Il receiving t8aeS
Dated Grand kAplas, Noxemhtf HHa, lssl
LkoAARD A MERRILL.
Collector Third "A Ard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
A ChfIa kin-a

Another cssld killd BY the use q op-
lste gwen N the form Of soothing
syrup. Way mothers give their child
ren such deadly poison = surprising
when they can relieve the child or -
pecuhar troubles BY usind Dr. AoSer's
Baby ~oother. IL contssss no opium
Or mornaln. sod BY Al drngEl ats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Notice is hereby given that the once OF the
collector for the Tenth ward Will be held st
No. 20 Jefferson avenue. and that the tax roll
for said ward Is now n tte hsncs Of the
undersigned for collection, and thst he will
attend al bis said ofiae until and Including
cation Of this notice. IRON o'clock a. m, until
o'clock p. n. for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 10Th, 1890.
h. 6REbEL.
Collector Tenth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

The best sslve ID the worid for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheunn. fever
corus ard al skio eruptons, Ard pos
aveiY cures psles, or 10 pay required.
rs r. guaranteed - grve perfect tsfac-
bon or money refunded. Pr'ce - csnts
per BOY. For 81 hv Peck Bros. drug
xsss, ocrner Monroe ard pfvzon-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

NSllee = kefebE kixrh. fEAl fhf ortce - NJ
eaileStlf fsf tkH >eeen4 n&ra Fln - belle ~
Ne - AeFtb f1ltlstaa slfert \ rtiAai1 > sklsfk
sua that tns IA ro.l fsr said eaTa . aeN 4
hk1aS 81 Its UtdSfsi. ace ia cotltsts1H. aNd
that ia wlfi asftaa a. his ssla a1ice apth and
Ersf putlieAfsen - ihls nettce. ftoin = cteek
= IA aniti 5 Q'eleeA 3. IA. ter ihe Faf Pask ~
resolving taAc>
DAtod UrAEd kapids November nste, tssa
Il. 81 boekRIhh.
CUllccfar second n ara
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
Scaled Rids.

seses tffs viz < rscrfved - fhs reoes q
the CITY Cert gf = Q Gers Nepety n.
Teoe n 90 g 80. fof 8 tushsls q pefstefs.
ffhe kind - - spes4fe1I te 3 ssifTsF>s "a 80
ffy saDrlY sfers in ~ susfe GA. = sccefe
snre vlth eanfraef - - - ifrrs 40
Ihs louacl reserves thf rEbf g. Felset 81
biss
Fg or6sf 81 fhe Comren crrarl.
"a sHrfkMkF,
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
DETROIT. GRANDuAvEN NAMILWAUKEE


Detroit - press le6yiuR ~ al has Wagner
pariof and buffet car attached. aud evening
express leaving $ e. y NJ la. parleT car az
tachfd- These tr8lns make direct connection
IN Detfoit for ~ points Hast
Express leaving a. ~ IS m las Wagner
sleepioe ear 10 Detroit. arriving IN Detroit Al
s2l al.
Through railroad tickets aud ocean steam
ship tickets and sleeping csi tcrths secured az
D.. o. II. NJ. once p Nonroo-st. and al the
depot
"a, CAMPBELL. CITY Pass Agent.
JOHN W. LOUD. 1Iafle Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

II EressErFr ltfs>~
cr1rf Esriss Nlfh pec fss
Trflrs - hsrHaT gFst fhsf - ssssssrotnt
refi fsr grad .nE. erass "a 80 = "a - 9 q
ferE - N-fff srfras frE@ Fesf keefeTf
s-resf - -gesf sfvtst - ~ ewsf afsrf
Fsrfss - ~rr lr us Hszes A. test
receive reT-tEf ttsfee1 - ~ - - 81
fvsf - tsrt f-cr fsis g sfe. - - sF - - tfe
atoYcF pFEET
49, y 4 Trffss-er
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
LECAL ADVERTISING.

pEebAE oEbEk- st<ss q AisAs sse. Csas-
> 81 Ae1l -. Az ksssise - "a Fsss%fs
te1sf 81 sAs< s24fs - ks4i. etis - tse Frs-
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ssssat 6 - r feFsiaS -aEs II fIes4te.
Aa iAe t44tlef 81 the cstsEF -
ANA ~ hhtte. 4e~<4<a5.
A4rY 4. ffsas1sn. skeeetrlA 81 ne iesi
rsaevfss : iaas eoast teE ga at..iei>tl@r
II IS sfaer-d. ihat Friasy. tAe lsth aay q
bsezmseE. 50. IS tea e'cilck ia tas lore
asea. 81 sals fresste osaoe- - apeoiEsea isf
te9ut
Asa Il i fsrtbsr ordered. tA4t eops - th,s
etoer - ssslisAeG three slss rsste aseks s.fs
stS1s - s4-a aay 81 htsfins. ie nv drles sll
iatiag ie SAID t0aaiy q hsal. .-
t1kl. ii FkkKtNS.
"a true e2pY1 3odka - Probate.
Apolss y Assos Register. thar ese u
NoTfcE ia CREDITORS
y State % AiehEaa. eoaBts q heni-s ~
Astife Is hrfvts EFra. thal - ~ eraer - ne
PROBATE eoaTt Tor fhe county - hrag, made GA
The eta asy ~ December 4 =. is.s. a. \
months ffoF thaE ca{e Wenr allowed fer cred
tiers 10 ifeseAi thcir ei4iins against ihe estate
OF
EGBERTtS MULDER.
late q said couAts drcs 2ssd sad thai a. cred
uggs ~ said deceased are required "a pres eut
their claims q SAID froaale eourt ~ fhe Pre-
bate Qfee in ihe cliy % Grand Rapids lef ea-
animation ana allow aner on 81 before Tie "a b
day 81 June nrNt and thai such elAims
Mil % heard before said court en saturday.
the oih day Of june ae1t. al ten ociock
~ the forenoon II that day.
Dated 0rsnd hsplds Al len,. Dse,s 4. d. lsse.
CYRUS E PERKINS.
thurian Judge Of PROBATE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
AND WEST MICHIGAN q

Week days 'Dsliy. Except SATURDAY.
Q00 A N. has through chair car 10 Chi
"'Vp Gaze. Ne extra charge Tor seats.
l.u0 P. NJ. runs through 70 Chicago sold
i'VO with W1gner buffet car. seats. Is
cents.
SOB p, n 1 s's y FSpsa Sa'IE car sos E Man.; ,,s.
10 Traverse City.
11:30 ef.s p N c,S s1iia train has sleeper for Ta'
11.Qa ?. n. IS solid train with Wagner pa
1AsC' ace Aetping car through 90 lhicSEo.
and also a combination sieeping ana
parler car through 10 Indianapolis
via Benton hafbor
DETROIT. NOVEMBER %. 1850.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
LRCAL ADVERTISING.


AetiEs j. hesess zfsxe t6et fAe aihst q tht
calieegeF ter the flfsi y - utii b helt 81 ~
- t5ts@sFtG ake1 49, ADa fh4l EEt Ia Fel fi.t
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IstS1 tfrk44 Easias AeteH0krf 44t ts1tl
NAEfiA & NEtAatA
Ielfflsr ftfsl ara.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
TnrAsrRFR.s EoIICH-


r~a~f rsFffs Hsss. fffes - -
r-sf-s = fsFsf.r erer ttsf : zseeserssff
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nsHFrF p FFkEF
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


tbAily. a % eihcft daily except sunday.
Taxing effect sunday. JU.y ~ ls>s
Sleeping cars oN fscihc an1 Atlantic Il
Presses = Ano irem Detroit fhror cars run
on Day Express and Grand Rapids Express lo
81 Befrelt With al through trains Hast. IirA
cts on sale a tnion Ticket once 6 Monroe
I'll aAd a. niun drDaI.
fHKp ~ bKieGs. GeuI kg'i 81 Mouroesi-
Q. W huGolEs q. Z 8nd j. AEt ihicAso.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Nrs Wiasiaxs scotning svrae Fhcrld a.
wRrs 1zed fEr rh.farea teefnlaz. tf so1fhe.
tae ehild. scftens the Guns. sIIsTs al rzia
~sres Wind eeiie snf = ne best renefy fcr
aiaEzseea. - Seats sc<tles
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Yes, Hoods SsrsaPsrila = really
peculiar" Prepared BY a comblns-
ton, proportion aud process unknown
TO ether medicines. H0od's SarsapsTlila
secompl shes cures hitherto unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
$500 Reward I!

~ ~ rsr 80 s.,~~s 1890 - srr---ss ~ ff-->
r-e-rs-s-t 4er-~rsla $50 res1seff Ifs e--frf go
rsis.-lsr - rrfr-r-er - er-rtf r.st " -
rs~sseeas ftss~ Fr ~ter ftr rIr--.i-rF rir~fr
s-.~sfier ~et ~fes are pr-ttr efetetas go re~.s
- - pee srtfef-ssta- faFar re+st fa-Fe trr~F
---t-srsr~ > f.llt = ~~<ss er~s-t ~ errsTbrrfssf
- 1870 Tss ~te5i-s f.ersrfs.ear~s eszFf
THF fnEF q Wxs1 roEfttr CiulAs4. a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
HOLIDAY J0rrIsGa
Esazss Easy Ways ~ Hsn, Ga
Santa Ciaaa.

ksssi1ts. Whlsh eA4 s.@s E..ss w.s..z~
- 49, r@rz AEs Isx.n1ss s.eAsss
fss tAa E4ais - E.aats sl.-.as.
@a4 kalr~Fla a-lL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
TRlIf IIfR TlRLES.

ffsfus 0krs "a raR daily.
Daily tRctRi egDaax
et8sFlks kke FaaIes esk srKFfoE
sorlh-ll 81 8 n tl@su. pafsar ohsir ear Car
NACklilaN lstt- a. = ~ laln AsHrf
e3ecfiaE Car faf NAct NAV Cts.
south 81 81 ffsia hss Farlnf chair Car q
tihciuusu 20 n a Train has Inr0akt Fsrior
Tar for Chicago : Hl p a. tra "a. ~ MaEtsT .Ieer-
ina 4 ~ iar Cincinnati u ut al lTaiU "A ~
neT cieepias Car for ChieaEa
Maskegen, 6faEd HaEsds A Indiana
ler &uskeGoa, Lf 81 .il ~ m ssHpn
ffofa AF.tN AZ an ft J. a. 4 a. 4 Ia
Through tickets and iaii information oAn Gt
had - rattut upsn Alnau tirkrl aeraf
al unl q siat an af a. "a A ansan nian firkrt
agent 9. Monroe -. oTanl Rapids hieh
& l. LoQkwson. Del Pass AGENT
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
INDEPENDENTS ON TOP.
The Fairmounts' Defeat
Gives Them First Hon
ors--Sporting.

Champion Independents.
1t has been a close, interesting struggle
and the winner Of the first honor was not
determined until last night. when the
final game on the schedule of the Jersey
City Amateur Bowling League Was
bowled.
The champions were not in the match
as contestants, but they were deeply in
terested in the result, as one Of the teams
engaged, if successful, would have tied
the now champions for first place.
This team was the ten clever bowlers OF
the Paramount Club who have made an
earnest uphill fight. They were deprived
of a victory early IN the season for violat-
ing the rules in having a rejected player
on their team.
The Fairmounts succeeded in Kidding
themselves of this handicap, apparently,
as they reached first place, and the inn
preston prevailed that they would re-
main in front. Bowling is uncertain,
and the unexpected occurred. =
Fhe Fairmounts were lnvincibse at
home, but the Volunteers team dropped
up there last month and snatched a vic.
tory. 1t was This reverse that sent the
Fairmounts back, not hopelessly, for they
had an opportunity of getting even with
the leaders by winning last night. They
again the volunteers. Inc
latter team was at home and they settled
the Fairmounts by seventy pins.
1t was an even struggle for the first half
and at the end of Che fifth frame the
teams were a tie, each having scored ZIG.
The Volunteers improved in the last half,
while the Fairmounts slipped back. The
Volunteers rolled up IS more pins in the
last half than they did in the first, and
the Fairmounts lost As pins in the last
five frames. Both teams were anxious
and the players, with a few ex-
ceptions, nervous A. Grabo, Kaiser and
Lnsch, of the Volunteers, put up big
scores, while Captain Fulton carried his
total over the average line. Holstein
and Schweinitz were the only two men
on the Fairmounts who went over the
average.
At the close of the game the teams had
a jolly time, as the Volunteers had a col
lation for the guests.
The defeat OF the Fairmounts sends
them back to second place on even terms
with the Centurys. The tie will be set
tied by a game or series of games ON a
neutral alley.
The score of the game last night fol-
lows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
AN UNBROKDN RECORD.
Jersey City's Big Five Capture Two More
Games.
The Big Five are doing great work.

Jersey City's Big Five Capture Two More
Games.
The Big Five are doing great work.
May their luck continue.
They won two games in the tourna-
ment last night and now lead with five
victories, a clean score, as they have not
been 'downed.n
The team is rolling big scores; they
must to win in that fight, as the crack
bowlers OF New York and vicinity are in
of the America Club of Newark and fhe
picked quintette of the Prod uce Ex-
change bowling team.
The Jersey City boys tackled the Pro
duce Exchange five first. The latter had
Just sustained q defeat at the hands OF
the America CLUBS elect and began the
game with the Big Five in a style that
denoted they proposed balancing The ac-
count by a victory from the Jersey City
boys.
The Produce Exchange team went
away with the lead in the first frame by
%. They held their own i'll the second,
and the frame closed with the Workers i'll
front by 81. In the third and fourth
frames all the Jersey City boys had cred
it's, and the third frame ended with our
boys 10 ahead.
Then they pulled right away from their
opponents: They & p up a fine total 4
which is only one lower han the best
score made in the tourney. He began
with a break, a bad start, then he got six
consecutive strikes and wound up with
three spares.
The average of the team in this contest
was over 1856. Very tall bowling that.
TheAscore of The game follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
The Delighted Delegates Met Yesterday
In New York.

The Delighted Delegates Met Yesterday
In New York.
The Atlantic Association held a meet
ing yesterday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Every club was represented and the dele
gates wero happy over the prospect. They
predict a profitable season.
The eight clubs were represented as
follews.-Worceste James A. Cudworth;
Hartford, A. w. Lang; New Haven, w.
w. Burnnam: jersey City, j. Il. O'Melia;
Newark, J.. II. Shoemaker, S. NJ. Trott
and G. NJ. Ballard; Baltimore, William
Barnie; Wilmington, John Mullen; WASH
ington, w. +, Hewitt.
The season, it was agreed. will open
April 10 and will consist of four trims for
each club. Three games at each city will
be played on the first trip and two games
will be played on the last three trips. In
all 126 games will be played. The games
will be played under National League
rules. A motion to change the name of
the association to that of the Eastern
League was defeated.
The appointment of M. j. Mahoney, of
Lowell, Mass; Larry Corcoran, of New
ark. and j. q. Valentine, of Brooklyn, as
regular umpires, and j. G.. MeGrath,
Summit, N. j., rs substitute umpire. was
approved. IC was requested that all the
CLUBS SLOp at nOtelS WlJnln the nmllS OF
the cities In which they will play. The
proposal of the Postal Gable aud Tele-
graph Company to place instruments in
the different grounds WIS accepted.
The constitution, as revised by the COM
mittee, composed of Messrs. Durham,
Braden and Harnie, was adopted. 1t is
substantially the same as that of the
National League. Messrs. Trott, of
Newark; Burnham, of New Haven; Lang,
of Hartford, and Barnie, OF Baltimore,
were appointed a committee with power
to make out a schedule of dates. Secre-
tary Braden said that the schedule would
probably be ready this afternoon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29

SCORE BY FRAMES.
Jersey city A. C...i 1866 275 $50 ssS $50 61g 10 SIS a2s
ProduceExchange.9s 1871 2G5 3is 40l 4sS 5T2 64a .4a S22
Averages-Jersey City A. c., 1855 a.; Produce Elk
change, 1854 ~.
Umpire-James Carter, N. Y. A. @.
Scorer-Fred Ascher.
The Big Five had to wrestle with the
five first choice players of the strong
America Club of Newark. They were
not strangers, as among the Americas
appeared several of the Rosevllle Athletic
Clubs stars. Among them was Heitz-
man, who made the highest average in
figured as stars of the Rosevilles and won
for them the Championship. Their old
rivals were in good form, at least Cnrran,
Brown and Olnstead were, and Jersey
City won. 1t was u good fight until the
fifth frame when our boys gained the
lead and finished AZ pins better than the
Newarkers.
The score fOllOws.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29

the team of the Malta Club. The Pin
Knights were in fine fettle and only
lacked sixteen pins OF an yer Thousand
Three of the team went over W hund-
red and the team average was l96. That
is star bowling, indeed, and it is probably
the best score that has been made in this
locality this season. .
The Pin Knights won . games and lost
none, the Belvederes won 4 and lost /,
the Alphds won . and lost 2, the MERGERS,
Nameless and Malta each won l and
lost 4.
The remarkable score of the Knights
and their rivals were as follows:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
CATARRH.
Catarrhal Deafncss-Hay Fever-A New
Home treatment.

Catarrhal Dcafncss-Hay Fever-A New
Home treatment.
Sufferers are not generally aware that these
diseases are contagious. or that they arr due TO
the presence Of living parasites In the lining
membrane OF the nose and eustac.iian tubes
Microscopic research. however, has proved this
to be q fact, aud the result of this discovery is
that a simple remedy has been formulated where.
by eafarrli, catarrhal deafness and hey fever are
permanently cured III from one 10 three simple
applications made NJ home by the patient once
III TWO weeks.
n. B.-This treatment is not a snuff or an oint-
nlent; both havs been discarded by reputable
physiciarslas injurious. A pamphlet explaining
this new treatment Is sent on receipr Of ten
cents by A. II. Dixon G Son, Nos. sS7 and $50
West King street, Toronto, canada,~-CAristia
-4droccte-
Stuff re $ from Catarrhal troubles should care
ully read the above.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
The score follows:--

SCORE BY FRAMES.
J.. A. G ..........9I 1855 25t $50 436 gS 64S s22 500 s6S
America b. C...... " 1S4 262 $40 42S sol $50 ga i52 S6
Averages-Jerxey City A. c. us SO; America q. @,
16JI-5.
Umpire-James Carter.
Scorer-Fred Ascher.
The Americas won the first game.
They defeated the Produce Exchange
team by so pms. The scores were as fol-
lows
America B. C.-Heitzman, 1911. Wood
land, l43; Manners. 19S; Brown, 1853; Nor
throp, 1877. Total, S&2.
Produce INSTRUMENTATION, ia; Hal
stead, l52; +. Brainard, 1873; w Brain
Ard. l4S; TurnbnlI. 175. Total, S32.