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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-21
Just Like Grown Folks.

Said little Grace to little Bess,
II guess I'll make my doll dress"
Said little Bess to little Grace,
Il think you'd better wash its face. -
Wash its face, indead.'' cried Grace
In conscious wisdom she grew prouder
I'm do just like grown-up ladies do,
just put on grease and lots of powder
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-21
PECK OF POETRY.


A Grandfather's Tribute to His Wife.
When, in the first fair flush OF happy youth
looked with loving eyes upoa thy face,
l. seemed to me there could find, In truth
The perfect type Of beauty and of grace
And as the bells rang out their gladstone chime
That day when we were wed, dill not dream
That ever with the msllowing of tims,
Could that sweet face Of thine more lovely
seem.
Yet. as see thee now-thy crown of whit q;
The glory OF thy motherhood; the lines
Upon thy brow and cheek marks OF times
flight,
The many sweetnesses thy life combines
Methinks that In my youth my Judgment erred
Despite thy beauty, seeming so Benign,
This heart OF mine hath never been SO stirred
As by the loneliness that now Is thine.
John Keladricl Bangs. in Harper's Weekly
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-21
CARPETS.

THE TIME TO PURCHASE before prices advanced We
varieties the makers We offer NNs from IS CENTS and up
BRUSSELS
proportion RUGS MATS SQUARES
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-21
Hoods SarsapariIla

Is peculiar medicine. II is carefully prepared
from sarsaparilIa, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock,
Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other we'll
known and valuable vegetable remedies. by .
peculiar combination, proportion and process,
giving to Hoods sarsaparilla curative power not
possessed by other medicines. 1t effects remark
able curea Mhera ofher mana rnfif ma fail
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-21

There is more Catarrh In this section of the
country than all other diseases put together
and until the last few years was supposed to be
incArubIe. For q great many years doctors pro.
ncuuced 1t a local disease, and prescribed loca
remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with
local frsatmenf, pronounced 1t incurabie
Science has proven eatarrh to be constitutional
disease, and therefore, requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
~ n J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only
constitutional cure on the raarxet Ii "a taken
internally III doses from ten drops to 4 teaspoon
fuI. II acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system They offer one hun
cred dollars for any case i fails TO cure Send
for circulars and testimonials
Address,
+ = cHENEr & CO., Toledo, o.
n0~Soid by Druggist i5c.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-21
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is the best blood purifier before the public. It
eradcates every irnpurity. and cures scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dys-
pepsia, Biiiousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
General Debility, CatarrE, Rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver Complaints. overcomes that tired feel
ing, creates an appetite and builds up the system.
The sun., 1890-05-21
lMoSG THE .ATHLETka


The spring games OF the Staten Island Athletic Club
which viii take place tbeir grounds At Livingston,
5. l., on Saturday have received nearly - entr ca
including some OF the best athletes Of this district.
There viii bs special competition at the 56 pound
weight In which 5 Mitchell, { A. J. QueeAberner,
and " o. sullivan viii compete. Tie following are a
few Oi the snir,ts aud hAudiCAps
=, one Hundred ana tilty Yards HAndicap T. We.tng.
yards NJ ken,netOn N A 4 - yards w. N. christie,
NJ. C.. ~ yAtds; I Lee, y. & &. ~ yards q.
sthWeger \. y. A &. 81. yArds 7. II Baboock \. Y.
\. 4. IA ysris, l.. lie ttihon ~ j 4. e., ~ yards
ron NJ A. { ~ yards; c 7 Buehhoh A { ;.
Three Hundred Yards HAndicap-M Reminslon
~ n scratch W " christie NJ. 4 c scra'S D; ) 4,
yards G. sSGweesf. s.: A. C., 5 yards, J Hcrton,
4 C.. 7yatIs LENT hon. y. Y, A. c luyAtds; /.
R NhArp, y y, 4. & ~ yArlA
sN hundred Yards HAndicAp-J. C. nevereuG ". a.
burgG, n 4. {. SyEits, = ". Porter c c 4. 4. IL
era Jr. v. A. e.. Is yArds
one thousand Yards HAndicap--A GEORGE VI A.
RAYMOND, y, a .. l~yarls ). 4 B,rne = A -
yards } =. weinerA il, " A. 9, 3pyatds L. Thorpe,
one. mile HAnliSSp-A r. George ". A G. scratch.
W. W. Nearby A r. yards, v. Young {,
y 4. c. IS yards; " krhls, ?. u 90 yArd. A : Ne.
yards ", CiA,t Philadelphia ej wards
Nv" mile steep,echAse e ". NcCArthv w.. A. G.
,sr1tch v 7. Young, II A c, scratch Sidney Thomas.
Gray 4 c. ~ seconds
Running Hish lump-2 X PritchArd NJ A 6. scratch,
u / TIA .oe-. 4 c y nch. j. Hoop " = ~
,nehes. } Pyfer M. A {, inches. Z Coe3eT
The sun., 1890-05-21
Shooting at Red Bank.

REp BINE Nay -N-The Central Gun Club Of Lorg
Branch sent team here to-day 10 shoot a champion
ship match at blue rocks with the Riverside Club The
RiversdsB won lye-tFd shoot with the Cenitkls at
Long Branch on Nay 5. and tLs wac return match
The wind was b.owinE hard from the northeast Ant
the targets were very hard 10 hL The conditions Of
the match were follows: Eight men TO team, each
man to shoot at twenty tive iaTEeA American s.,o!.
INK Asso cation ru!,s governed AID Eve leytonr UAas
used Tie KtVerEideS by score ~ - 70 ~
The Teams Aua he )! i!vGnA! sc"res were as q
kiNersiGe Team scar hesse y, James 600 er u
: Bsaie %. ARer, lyns 70 Ihroe.n.or.o" - H.
{. Wine u. John Cooper .. = v. voTer -
Cettra Tam PTice !. 9 CGtbsr.' :. T..
lirg 10 PHI Day. =. "a. Van Dyst ......
each John GUoper l. lfr6SImnrioT and w e. rTicS
"a h made can ,corss aid iv,.ed c's, raoasy y
Cooper and BeA uroEe zach and diN9sj second;
O-Car Hesse. George ClbJer,y. r Dh!r n II Z White;
and 4. Van Dykr eLCa tT Ee an! snoi of for ihird
money lissse wirrirs. fiAhs isytr won iGutta
sarn. II I!uryeA HuHr sn' !, Re;'hA" each
b!ohe : X. hrrgsG. g. aud NJ : ouwf' 4.
An arrangement 8. HrlrE made taT . ne monmouth
county c.uhs shoot for cham E.uNtf cop IN rep
iemOsr The Ni4r.v freehold LoEE RTAnrh Asbury
!Arg and RyeTs-s -Js vi! be tie probable contest
The sun., 1890-05-21
ranDllng ., ch.rr.d " pun.p. NJ. d.nlaI !. e.et,d

rambling a, charged By Dunlap. His denial is backed
up by Billy sunday.
Ther J swseny Base RAn Club defeated the J II
Reilly Drivers Base Bal club A. the Reservoir
grounds by the score Of 81 10 The feature uf tn
game vas the lattery work Ot RAibadi and Bron OF
the SvceuvG
The eHact.tt CArhArt 4 Co team have open DstorA.
t22 BiosdsAy Amateur teams wishing rood battery
az Broadway.
CIprru,.r, Nay go-sevtral changes wsr. made
yettefdAy and TO dAJ in the Varsity tAse bA team
soue WHO has teen play short ttOv has been
substitute. Dean who has been on second base is to
pay a. short and rockingham sA the cAptAn Of the
freshman nne IL playing At second tAse. FrOth'nc.
am pace A. captain OF tie sj nine Is taken by Ia
lowell 80
CmcaGo. May 81. Secretary George Manson of the
81 Loais brotherhood rArk hohas in the for
several days was seen yesierdGy and promptly denied
the q ~ cent GOT from st LoS that tikt were
hood PARK IN ~. Louis NuuIon hat lie IA through
forever with Won yer Ahe aud Ould have
thing to do vilh club in Which TIE boss manager
WAS interested
Dncky Hemp the Httl. ST. Louis outaeldsr OF the
pittsburgh NAtionk LeAEue club s Of tie mos ia.
on when called order Is II yUu 10 not Ike 1t make
the most If IT, MANAGER Hecker and lucky get along
very hGrmoniousy as Htcker Is very well pleased with
tie showing made " the Young man 20 far In CHI.
,Ducky hsv 10 back up second when the ban was
thrown BY the catcher 10 which Mr. Heap made reply
Veil IL you did not many thrown balls thtre
would MOI tie the same necessity for the middle heider
playing in 80 Ote pluAp WAS very angry St this.
and wanted to mske hysicAi denomination on the
Young man body OF the tact that he was In error but
pucky es. Aped through the Intervention VI NUT uAl
friendE-ESthIn0G
The sun., 1890-05-21
The ZettIer RIne I1nh.

Yesterdays lad weather iIter:eTed materially with
the shooting OF tile mArEsmen Who assembled at c.
wisseyS 2unyArd range CypreIs Hill Park take part
in tie frs da OF the 2stt Rine Clubs open.
Ing shoot Although It rAned during the greater part
OF the afternoon the attendance all that could be
tctEed. Inc shooting wAs OF. course not up TO tho
u'Ua standard thanks the and the shifting wind
ou the target OF honor where only o! three
sho.s Aiowel each competitor, e.even mArksmeu
trel tne.r skill with President Bernard WA!iher in the
lead So far
On the 6ul seye target finch centre Mr G Zim.
nermAnn eAdR the total plumber OF days scored.
with ~ Or Boykeu being second with -, and b.
prize VII be cannot be ertA.ned Until 10 morrow
night when the measurement; will take place. u. porr.
ler scored the ntbi red tag yesterday and G. znner
mann ttO lAs;
uy thirteen Of the shooters pre.ent tried their 'ki
on tie u-rnsn ring target 25Leinch ringk u thinner
!ing 80 far with i aud II VI. DorTer being in
second pace The cores:
TArg.I OF honor, OF hand at option OF the
shoo'er three shots only on the German ring target
25I9 inch rings tweuty prizes "a.ther ~, DorrIer
o6; Busse ID pr Boykel 81. RosA SIS: Joiner. 81 c.
ZeSt.r. IS: G. Z.muermann iS b Lettlsr, as. c. Wis
Bu.iseye iHiTe; four.'nch centre the best bulls
eye count by Measurement, extra premiums for he
mann. - br BoyLen - B Wk,iher -: Rosa ~:
porrier, le; {. G letter II; c. !. DALEY OF the
%nondaEa Rife .luo syracuse :; B. zeusr ::
LiudEIos;sr4 :. Gensch. :: Joiner l.
German r!nE ta,Get 251t-!nch rinEA open 70 all,
porrisL e 81 BWn!tser ts IS: Dr. Bsyken sd -. :.
GO Gensch o. 81 X zeitler 90. ~. IL KrAus, 81, el
j. ykrttr 81 LiudE!oster. 80 So
Of.clAI scorer VI. RothSeier.
The sun., 1890-05-21
Columbia College Athletes.

The committee in charge OF The Columbia Co,.Ee
athletic gtoLn are tusv in looking over the anal
iIans Preparatory TO besuning actual work on the
grounds as speedily Rs possible All the plans Nbich
have been prepatei by COZ. John Y COVER lave been
submitted TO The committee These provide for the
laying out ofthe grounds in the N st improved manner
The location Of the future Columbia athletic red is
between lasth and luls, streets the Boulevard aud
tori Was !nEton Ridge road, commanding rue view
az the hucson RIVER IN oval quHrter.ue ira K with
a a-2hyArd srAghtGwdy. Will te laid out Within the
track enclosure viii he the football ED which
lie use for base la practice and other sp,ris ten.
n!s he!d Will Aso be provided. A grAnd stand viii
r"oAhy be erecei at the northwestern corner Of tie
ground but tits viii come latsr An atd touA eNp-ise
As been met n moving tie house winch stands on tr
GROUNDS itis Arge Ani old srlttre. but II II
moved ~ good con dItOn TO corner Of the Crou1s
wi make an exec lent ace 10 use for dressing
or other Athletic purposes
nsitersnie rock viii a',o be met with in levell!ug
the r-li anu tn VIII MAKE an AiGIt0nA expense Tie
to'al est howerer las been estm,tr by o. Coiy-r
al from SsL't 10 S:'in N!lyh a. already been
collected by the Armii AIsa ciAtnn Tor the tSfr-ss
purpose of eNpendiug tie athletic grounds IL
can begin - the tts' uf June IeCted that the
grounds wiz be Teacy fer by tie opeD.LR college
{ c ul
The sun., 1890-05-21
MANAGER xKNNEDTs PLAIN TALK.
re says the BroohIyn CIub is Not FIyinE
the Flag OF Otstress.

Manager Kennedy appears astonished that
there should be any question regarding the
rostponement OF the Brooklyn Toledo game
at Ritgewood Park on Monday, Why. 1t
rained an hour or an hour an a half before the
time for the game to begin. and notified
Manager Morton accordingly"
We're the Toledos on hand ?"
Certainly not / may say that there were
four or five players on the ground. not with a
view OF participating In game but simply to
get their uniforms the team being scheduled
in Philadelphia on the following day. Man
aCer Morton quite understood matters, for he
did not show up az the ground"
What is this story. Manager Kennedy. about
the Detroit Club being anxious to Join the
American Association. with fair prospect OF
success -
There's not ghost OF a show for the VOL
veriues to be admitted that know OF at pres
ent. To obtain the Brooklyn franchise, that is
ort Of the question. OF course, II Detroit or
any other city was to make 1t an object the
Brooklyn Club could be bought: but can
assure you that the REIMBURSEMENT OF our
franchise has never been entertained. and
never will he while the present patronage
exists. We've made money. That's more than
same city have done And then. look at the
horrible weather We have had"
1t Is said that one or two OF the clubs In the
Association have asked for change In the
organization
That is not So as far as the Brooklyn Club
is concerned. We could rot be disturbed with
out our consent. that certain, and am suro
that a. long as we bay salaries, guarantees,
and other obligations We have no desire for re-
The fact OF the Brooklyn Club bringing ur
the rear; is not that detrinent to success"
TO a certain extent II Is. But then that
doesn't signify that we haven { O cannblo team.
tell you We have the strongest batting agRre-
CATION in the American Association. and from
this time on you will see remarkable change
in the playing Of the team. l must say that it
has been the most unfortunate OF teams. They
have played twenty games up TO date. Ten
were lost by one run, Eight eXtra-inninR
games were Ilayed and seven o! them were
lost Where can you find harder luck than
that"
Iresaut team -
Yes indeed really believe that my men
can defeat any team in the American AssoCis-
ton: that is. with Daily or Mattimore as
II cannot understand" concluded Manager
Kennedy why the Brooklyn Clubs standing
should be OF a questionable character. We en-
tered the Association not of our own volition,
but because We we're anxiously invited to Join.
We entered into the arrangement with our
eyes wide open. and you can depend upon II |
that we cannot be dislodged by any surrepu-
rous means
The sun., 1890-05-21

CAxERnGL May 2o-The Varsity crew is now entirely
changed around, and is rowing a. follows Stroke.
Hutchinson 90. Z, Tton 90: &, Ksiton rs; CphAm
go, 4 Perkins 80 g Goddard s2 Winthrop el, bow,
Nelson '9a subStuteG Jones 81 watrtsS s2. Powers
| 80 and Keys L This change meGns q great deal.
! JoneA who vas tried at stroke for week found
| TO be unable TO stroke well enough his arms were
too low at full reach and he exhibited osS th
formerly. Hutchinson went from 70 Siroke, TLton
from TO Go1tArd from TO and Jones and wAtrss
retired from the crew but perhaps not permanently.
The Two now men Keon and Nelson, both 'eS the
men who rowed well In the as In the class
rAceS They both valuable additions to the boat
kslton weighs iee poundA p old and EXHIBITS
great deal Of strength endurance and snap Nelson 10
no: SO heavy, weighing but les pounds but this il
about the weight for bow and he a splenddIy do.
veloped fellow and very p!ueky he will probably stay
At no l. Win this shception the crew will probably
i 10 pT.de what The eISes 70 poon. o.
!as 1sT . XII os @ great AID tG ne be crew ihs 5svaa!
e he s Sf rh an
hs. tsfS u ssf me ws does
": IN sxsGS Giy M wee II IT, oT
S.gay. soCd enk!nteE VINO ives in Cambtidge snce
S9e to the :sEnSsr sy 4. 70 snysRE else NssSn and
Gasg are az PEssta: row.aE Is fcr@ws stTofe Favi.;
Captain Miller G%w. burgess
vaIi eon.,.;ns q ni;een serao nine. The o6,ectot
ihs soa
for playing bal men who otherwise would not play Il
series OF game WI be played the series class
day and valuable prZes will be given the nine win.
ming the championship Much interest 10 aroused in
these nines since mAnv Of the composing the
among the oestEnown men in college although not
noted base "a iists.
Ihs ana arrAnEepsnts have been made FOR the new
nniOn OF c.uo6 and The following clubs form the
on: The Bicycle Cub Camera L nh CorodAu cub
CAHSe Club Connecticut Club Deutscrer Verein Exeter
Club, Fencing Club Free " DOL Cub Graduate Club
Conference Franz Aise and Whist and CheEE !Lb Tho
association TO be known as the Jniou club and the
rooms viii occupy ooFs OF Of the bio ks
in CAm6rihrO each club having certain nEht once q
week or once in two WeekG as the be. upon
which II meets and has fun possession OF the rooms
The Fencing CLUB alone !. 10 have rooms OF It's own
which for tie daily of member. The assist
ant secretary Of Harvard College Hr. Chamberlain has
been chiefly instrumental in forming this association
The sun., 1890-05-21
Aquatic Notes.

E. H-The Harlem REGATTA Association will hold
ia REGATTA on Decoration Day
swimming match for SO q side will take place on
ne Harlem River the trst Sunday in June between
be across he hAr.em River aud back starting from
biuy unyerS house. The event WILL take pace about
AT the Metropolitan Rowing Clubs dinner held last
Sunday az College Point, apt .AmeS pi!knGtou was
presented with q handsome and valuable god stop
valuable services TO the club suitable inscr rtion
WAS engraved on the inside OF the back aud Tho
outside the Initials }. 7.
AT the meet nH OF the Active Boat Club OF Hohrg.n
Monday night committee WAS appointed look ter
toAtInG house Since the decision Of the Active nus
favor OF the alter club The Actves have been in a
Guandary whether 10 purchase an OLD house bui.d
able ngnre, the club woud buy Il
Billy Oliver the HArsm boat builder is Aeou, to con.
topelescu!! cruising shell she will ne built with wA.er
tight compartments fore and aft o. the pit Ihat
safely carried Oliver has built singles OF ihS
class but this will be ;he FIRST double scu! ever bui
The following crews OF the vAruns Boat Cub of Bay
decoration bay regatta senior tour s:ei-w. Red,
bow r Baird :. { stok m ;; ! McGrath, siroke
= ". ponA,ly stroke DoLbe scu.. seElor-Geo Frt!tn
bow. Joseph !sst stroke. Double scu jnnlor-I rnesi
george Frsh The cub Ia. as3 IN ,snRs al ,s:
boat house Junior four cared shell crew for the Ez.e
bow b. Edwards. . ). Tuf! ); Ii. Dunn stroke H-'4''
William Wa! the hsr.-m boa; bul.ier viii to-
morrow launch the Soupareii KowlnG clubs new
tie Crescent barge bat by The same builder the Son
IAreis boat being ak inches .onHer and having little
noW being mAnifeSted as to whicL u the fASteS; boat
Capt CanAXAn will Immediately start a crew tram.
ing for the Harlem regatta where the Two boats viii
meet and the between the two will be watched
with interest by the Harlem both boats are
HGterp today - ~ IVA
The sun., 1890-05-21
SHOOTING.
solder Boys at the Butts.


The y,idi,r boys Of the left wing OF the Fourteenth
Regiment y q. 5. y. y. OF Brook,ynhAd Awtt time a.
i've rfeedmoor rife ranges Yesterday. The rain came
down in torrents and the wind blew gale Despite the
Storm TIE men went brAveJ 10 the bu'u and remained
thee ntu all we're pretty well saturated 1t pAS bad
day o. making records After the men rnsDed shoot
ina on the ranges the officers decided to post
rome further practice some other oAy The Wig
Feld and stAf Oracers,CoL u. Michel L.. Major
Son Gomm.ssionsd stan Utlcers-setseAnt MAJOR 0.
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The sun., 1890-05-21

Ths ID Itfwd regatta. oren 2 al o.;bOau will be
sailed on JAmAicA Bay on Saturday, May 81.
SEvErEsu. Nay 2Q-The Stwo.rEh canoe and Boa,
ing Club vii h9d u nrst regatta u the year sat1f
CAY June 81 with the stverA classes ~ saloOsts and
Hudson BY Offering an eLeEAnI Iropay tor AZ boats
hAy me prize vii bsA Arge .veT urn The SIsSea
VA ASo hS,a is .brhE BAL at tie boat house
Yacht Club ihtued the folio wing order Yesterday. Our
our ilvAribls custom to lake short iail Oh tiat tny
AND ihen return 10 the club house and enjoy ourselves
oa TSey sshi 'SSS'2 &s~ 9SE Bs ns a
~ - - and prosesd down tae bay to AID around a
hogss The starting sgnAt WI be RiTen rom the MIN
ihs hosing of IN. ss IN ,s pas ana a
Shse OF IiEht Winds The coyfss WI le shortened
back TO The club house. In this change mais il
% Re SS by .9 sn ng t0 ne Ho1 and
srao that all boats 10 the club house about the
cApan ni h. I'll ns o, have e 10 20 ngUy any
ttTs course he should on so over 50 mu Of as III
boat There win be plenty Of room on he diaerent
yachts for AL members ar their friends" '-'
you for the very good % The race ta.d an
IIdSy S ,11t BY ne .oTlnihNn SosGuo f!eet allow ne
% her Sos sn sSans .ra sr
sasfrs ana her drAgshi Of w.tr hrs inches Instead
straight or fat pot her entre tom and the reason
n'sad of SsiaE an unscsn6S pfodaeh
Commodore Prague hiutS ste Is work OF careful sci
ns 6.1 Win gRnt Hn sco2s S so bs S.s,
sc has tAr easier lnes for esi than has racing
her speed lines are worgei out entirely IN vertical
hor1ontsS cye!dias *. rsatne Sn1,ss Ss
with = view 20 poughiuE ihem through Ile wafer in-
one hing more Ia II comot,fs g F Prague and other.
teinh sea win hnIt her wsAthsriy QgAite. more IhaE
say Sp .G1 SSSSosr Is1dy a. any Is cSnsa
. Asains' any l+fOOt cutter or sharp despy.wlyetde
s'Eueu' lhSEAs LLAIHAN.