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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18

Protestant Tendencies in the Life of the
Church "Ihe True Policy of Diocesan
Missions aud Personal Religion -
Replying to q correspondent who al
dressed him on the subject of lotteries
mud raffies at bazaars for charitable pur-
poses, Cardinal Manning says:--'.Ail my
lie long have done my utmost to pre-
vent the holding of bazaars, lotteries or
rallies for works of charity or religion. 1t
seems to ME that our Lords works ought
TO be done In our Lords way, that is, for
his sake, and with the purest motive
Anything OF self or OF the world mixing
IN SO far destroys the purity of the mo-
tive, aud, as St. Paul says of charity,
may reduce them 10 nothing. We are
All IN. danger OF these lower motives, and
we certainly ought not to encourage
them" Referring to this declarations an
Anglican journal says that Cardinal
Manning. though priest and prince
OF the Roman Church. remains very
much what he was years ago as an Eu-
Gish Evangelical clerayman--an inflexi-
Die Puritan; and recalls the description
OF His EmineDce by a Roman Catholic.
The Cardinal is a Puritan who haDpens
to be Catholic. -. Standard of the Cross
and Church.
Bishop Potter is publishing a new
book Of sermons, entitled "Waymarks.
The main aim of the series is TO indicate
the real and living work of the Church
as confronted with the problems, tenn
pers and minds Of today.
Ground was recently broken for a
Greek Catholic Church in South Scranton
IL will cost about 81. 500
The Minneapolis Journal says the
Prohibitionists are filing objections 10 the
bicholoride of gold cure for drunkenness,
because the cure is mechanical and not
wrought through moral aud religious
agency.
The streets OF China are notoriously
crooked, and it is said they are made SO
to confuse the devil. the Chinese having
the same idea of Satan that the Chris
tians have OF q uad dog. that he travels
in d straight line
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18

advisability of refurnishing the club
house throughout.
Ex-AldernIau Shawua claims that the
pool aud billiard tables of the New Jer-
sew Clubhouse have no equal in this city
or State.
Arrangements are being made for a
pool tournament. which will commence
ON or about November l.
At the regular meeting OF the club lest
Wednesday evening Mr.. a. Bedeil was
reelected president for the ensuing year,
Thomas Jordan. Treasurer, aud "ConH
Cronan. Secretary These gentlemen
were the officers during the past year.
Congratuiatory addresses were made by
members upon the efficient manner In
which the affairs of the club have been
conducted. Responses were made by the
reelected officers and a social session
held.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
LOCAL CHURCH NOTES.
Subjects of Today's ssrmons--Fairs and
Concerts

Subjects of TodRy's ssrmons-Fairs and
Concerts.
The course Of sermons on Scripture
CharactersD being preached in the South
Bergen Reformed Church by the, pastor
and other clergyman will be
continued next Sunday night
Rey. William Bruce will discourse, TAX.
Ing for his subject. '.Epaphroditus, the
Weekly union meetings for Bible study
are beng held Thursday nights in the
chapel of the Bergen Baptist Church.
The meetings are led by Mr.. w. fl SUIT
ton.
The Guild Of the Holy Cross of ST.
johns Free Church will hold bazaar on
October %. 28, 20 and 80.
The ladies' OF Emory Methodist Church
viii hold fair in Crescent Hall on Mo-
vember and A.
The Rev. John L Scudder will CON
tinue course of sermons Sunday night
on domestic Problems.' His subject
will be:-"rhis Side of Sweet Sixteen"
The Rev. p. q. Blight OF tue Lafayette
NJ. E. Church is preaching course Of
night sermons to the young. The topic
is .sThe PARALLELS of the Bible.'
The Rev. DR. Cross viii occupy the pull
nit in the Bergen Bantist Church today.
The Rev. DIR. Griffin will preach his
first sermon aud commence his Passionate
In the Park Reformed Church today
The Rev G. Andrae, the pastor of the
German Reformed Church. will continue
a series OF sermons tonight on the Seven
Messages to the Seven Churches.
The Rev /. w. Hathaway. the pastor
NJ the Westminster Presbyterian Church,
will DISCOURSE this morning on the sub
iecr:--s.The Purpose and Strength Of the
A concert viii be given on October 20
An the Summit Avenue Baptist Church.
II will be under the auspices OF the La
dies Auxiliary Committees.
The Rev. DR.. Whalen of Philadelphia
Will address the Minister'S Evangelical
Association at their next meeting. which
will be November 2.
the infant class room of the Summit
Avanue Baptist Church has been thor
oughly renovated. A new csrpet has
been purchases AZ, ior y ana new ofg gan,
san M b. Church will commence next
Snndav night. d series OF sermons on
s.prose and Poetry of Christian Life.
The suDiect OF the first sermon will be
..Down In the Valley Of Christian Humil-
ity.n - -,
iTbs Kings Daughters of the South
warren Reformed Church will hold fair
on November 3.
s-t,rch are arranging TO open bazaar the
last Of this month, In interest OF The
Sinking Fund. s..
40 Rantist Church give musical enter
tainment 90 Noyember5
s.,'a Rsv DR.. Howard SuYdam, former
,nnstss ~ the Park Reformed Church,
XXI, - - acren,ed call TO the Reformed
Chnrch at Rhinebeck
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ARION CLUB.

The Arion Club members intend to
practicing songs of the first and second
class Many visitors are expected TO at
tend from the German singing societies Of
adjacent cities
There is juvenile singing class at the
club room every Saturday afternoon. The
children are making great progress
Adolph Walters is quite regular in his
attendance at the club now and is as live
ly as may be wished.
Henry Holstein is to enter the army OF
Benedicts on October 81. He is TO marry
a Miss Dieffeu bach.
Frank Gallery has luxuriant growth
of whiskers which would make RABBI
envious.
Ex-Sherif Heintz is the alter ego of Mr..
Gallery, aud when one OF the two is in
sight the other is not far OF.
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GENERAL CHURCH NoFES.
x,.,s.,. crooked streets-cardinal Man
SA'A" ming on Lotteries.

$3.50. crooked Streets-CardinaI Man
S' ming on Lotteries.
The Presbytsry Of Baltimore has de-
.sa aS i hermit student under its
charge, who is in attendance g tne Union
theological seminary, 70 remain there.
b. declining to furnish him the n, means q
support; for the reason tnal sne - Sn III,
TneoiogicaI Seminary. in defiance q inc
authority OF The General Assemoy per
mitfed DR.. Briggs TO reaune Ais pioiss-
sional work. 81. En,s.o
dai Church Congress, which VIII assem-
Bic III lNashinat5n, November 4 VIII pc
presided over BY ex-senator Eam ilil
Among the topics of discussion sre ,Eyo-
lntiou and Theisn. Socialism, sheia-
ron OF the Clergy 10 PoHticss New ana
Old Parochtal Aerhods, atnoi'c aug
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making active preparations for recep-
ton TO be given about the fTst of next
month. A programme is promised that
VIII delight every one present, and Will
be ia keeping with the past efforts Of the
club
The members of the club will receive
election returns election night at the
clubhouse
John A. Walker, the librarian of the
club. IS never SO happy as when adding
new volume to the library, which has be-
come a very creditabIe one.
A number of applications for member
ship will be considered at the next meet
ing of the club
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
Cloak Department.

With more than double space devoted
to this department. this season we are in a
position to offer very large assortment
of LADIES, MISSES and cHILDREN'S
GARMENTS, thoroughly made. of best
materials. perfect fitting. The Iine In
Guides LADIES JACKETS. plain aud fur
trimmed, CAPES. PELETors. REEF
ERS, NEWMARKETS, Misses and Chi
dren's Garments ~ newest shapes, IN
FANTS' LONG AND SHORT CLOAKS,
LADIES' FUR CAPES, at Special
Prices.
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CLOAKINGS
in Newest Colorings.
sgSTR.gKH.E.y CLOTHS

Winter Underwear.
for Ladies, Men, Misses. Youths and Chill
dreD, Below Regular Prices.
Ladies' JerssY-Fitting COMBINATION
SUITS. in Cashmere. Natural Wool and
silk.
Mems COMBINATION SUITS, in
Natural Wool and White Merino.
Immense Stock OF WOOL BLANKETS.
C0MFORTABLES, DOWN QUILTS,
WHITE QUILTS.
DOWN PILLOWS and HEAD RESTS.
CHENILLE and TURCoMAN PoR-
THERE'S.
LACE CURTAINS, MADRIs CUR
TAINS, SWISS DRAPERY for sash
Curtains
SWISS TAMB0BRED and IRISH
POINT DRAPERIES for Sash Curtains.
CURTAIN POLES and Fixtures.
YEsTIBULE RODS. CURTAIN
LOOPS.
Lace Curtains Cleaned aud put up
at Short Notice.
SCREENS. EAsELs, GRILL CUR
TAIN POLES.
MATS and RUGS
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
THE COUNTY ROAD.
No Trouble Except a. the Leh5sh Valley

No Trouble Except a. this Leh5gh Valley
Crossing.
The Board of Freehoiders met at the
courr House yesterday as q com
mittee Of the whole. Nessrs.
1ierney. Nelson, German and Per-
~ were absent. The Bonrd decia-
ed 70 70 over the proposed grade Of tbs
bayoane portion Of the road; which rhsY
did. accompanied BY Engineer Harrisozi
ne only trouble discovered was a.
tifty-Dinth streer. where the Leh}xlz
Valley Road crosses Considerao;e ez-
cayating is being done ~
the company. Engineer HARRISON
recommended to the BoAsa that xUf1se-|
thing BE- 1cae 10 prevent sfis- The lizard
VIII probably lake action la the u1aftez
sooa-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18

Ihe Tram bearing ths ofi'eers and d.
rectors Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad,
VINO hare been over the road bstwesa
here and PiFssburg. arrived in Jersey
motiRs and observation car. The uartx.
which comprised President Roberts. Vice
President Frank Tho,nDscn. SaperlufeaI1-
ent Jackson. Engineer Brooke ard q
uumbsr Of other officials. were III ro0d
heath and expressed themselves satisfied
with what they saw Of the road on their
trip.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
Isss ALI SPECULATION.
And One in Which. Sian Must Die II
Order TO WIN

0Fanr 90 Vim
dessrs. B-die Il yaa winkle hsvs
bronghr saIt aEasnss tbe Prudential fa-
surance Com pa ny for Margarer Sherry.
administrators Of John Fiszpatficx. 10 ~
cover tae aanouat Of a psllcg on the l2:-
tegss life.
The Insurance Company refused 10 pay
the noaegs claiming that She traasactI@a
was merely u speculation. Nessrs Belie
odd. since I'll insurance business IS
speculation pare aud simple. The cAse
viii be tried before Judge Puster il abaut
two weeks. q
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
THE BERKELEY GLUE
The stag dinner given at the Berkeley

The stag dinner given at the Berkeley
Club last week was such success that
there will be another given soon. sir. j !.
G.. @. Gauter. who had charge of the ar
rangements, distinguished himself.
MIR. Perry Cumbertson is one Of the
most earnest Berkeleyites. He has Kept
up his interest in rhe club since the be-
ginning or the clubs life. and is just as
enthusiastic now as he was at signing the
membership list.
Mr.. Louis Borneman frequents the
rooms TO quite an extent now He was
very lively the night of the dinner and
did a fair share OF the entertaining.
George 6. Brackuer is not seen about
the cinbrooms now. AT one time he was
frequent visitor but now mis- absence
has been noticed.
Mr.. A. B. Guilford IS one OF the busiest
members of the club. During the week
before last he was engaged in preparing
the children OF his school FOR the allegory
which WAS presented at Kessler's Hall.
He is Admired as much by the club mem
beers, whose President he is, as by the
children whom he governs.
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Of Interest 10 The Ladies' Of Jersey Civ.

Having we have Largest
quality, o be found anyg VIII
to
Bicycle Caps s5c Boys Navy Caps fronts
Boys Military Caps At
%, makes arselass Hat foF school N hen
with Gold Bands and Cords
81 20
Shanters and Tnrbans bom5
from2
lined a Il wYorkfo
lined warranted fine
Pocket Hats NJ.
We Respectfully
SWe
opposition, and selling Hats each
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
Whv suffer one Moment

FIR en- torturing and disfiguring skin diseases
when single application Of the CUTIDuRA RIM
EDlEs viii In the great majority OF cases afford
instant relief In the most ACCOUNTING Of itcning
burning. scaly crusted, pinply. and biotchy
skin. scalp ana blood diseases with loss OF hair
an point TO speedy, permanent. and econom-
ical cure. when the best physicians and all other
remedies fail.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
UNION LEAGUE CI.rJB.

President John Adlair. OF the Union
League Club, has been spending several
days in the country, but will return to
his bachelor quarters at the club house
tomorrow
The Monday night receptions still re-
main in high favor with the member of
the CLUB and their friends. Progressive
euchre, billiards, whist. and chess re-
main the favorite ADJUSTMENTS.
Counselor Thomas McEwan SAYS he
will either have TO move nearer ca the
club house or the club house move nearer
to him. 50 tnat ne may be able to be more
constant in his attendance thAre.
The Commuters On Entertainments is
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
CARTERET CLUB.

Alderman Salinger is no longer a mem
Der OF che Carteret. He rendered his
resignation several weeks ago.
Arrangements are being made by Mr..
G. w. Allen for euchre tournament.
The clubhouse is baing thoroughly rem
oyated, preparatory to reception which
is to be held in the early part of Decem-
Der.
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nose and head for D week at d time could not
see. ] used Eiy's Cream Balm and IN q few
days was cured. Il Is wonderful how quick 1t
helped me- Mrs George = Judson, Hartford,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
PALMA'S INN0V ALTON.
Hen Keller's Experience in
Hoboken With Yellow
Leggins.
THE IMPROVED OUTLOOK.
New jersey Club 10 Have a
Euchre tournaments
eral Club Gossip.
THE PALMA CLUE.

The Palma Club IS about TO inaugurate
new departure. One evening week
will be set aside hereafter and will be
known as sCluD night" just what will
be done TINT night and what expedients
Will be resoyte1 to to make it distinct
lively CLUB night is not known yet. The
Board of Managers have that part of the
programme under advisenlent aud tisey
can be depended upon to devise some
thing novel and entertaining. This new
feature will be unique in its way and viii
no doubt prove q very popular tnnova-
ton.
The club has now most efficient press
committee under the craftsmanship of
Ben Bedie. The chairman aud his asso-
ciates are all untiring in their efforts to
assist newspaper men in obtaining the
news of the club. Their services at the
concert the other evening were invalu-
able, and I'VE renew TO them the assn r
ance of our distinguished consideration. y
The Riding Club starts on It's second
season tomorrow night. aud the event
Will be marked in some manner out of the
usual. 1t has been proposed that Joe
Totten and Hud Clark waltz on horse
back for prize, but there Is some doubt
whether Hud will be on hand tomorrow
From present Indications the club prom
Uses to commence the seasons work with
q much larger class than that of last
year.
Hen Kellers went over to the Academy
the other day TO ride and forgot his
straps. Stien came 10 his rescue with a
pair of gorgeous yellow leagins, which,
when properly adjusted. displayed the
symmetry OF Henry's calves in all their
beauty. They were highly becoming and
picturesque. but it is extremely doubtful
If he viii take to them as steady diet.
They do not agree wish the crease in his
trousers.
I am inclined to think that there Is no
truth in the rumor that Lawyer John
Griffin has to strap down his Governor
Bedle WHISPERS every time he rides.
October 80 will be ladies' night and
there will be dancing from uine to twelve
From the present indications this Will be
most enjoyable affair.
Joe Bedle, as chairman of the Gym
nasium Committee, wants to know what
he has to do. The gymnasium as gym
nasium Is no more, but rather than be a
chairman without anything TO rule, Joe
proposes to get in some dumbbelis, In
dian clubs and boxing gloves.
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NEW JERSEY CLUB.

The plumbers and carpenters are still
at work making elaborate improvements
The clubhouse Is III an nDroar, Init the
regular attendants are on hand as usual
Roupce and euchre are the popular
games and considerable rivalry exists
among the players.
Mr.. Frazer aud Mr. Lawrence have not
received an answer to their challenge to
play euchre against any two gentlemen
in the clue.
crate arrangements fora euchre tourna-
ment. which will probably commence
next week.
The House Committee u discussing the
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18

Silk Warp Henriettas, black, two
special numbers. soc. and 81 II per
yard: value 81 IS and s.. 80.
Atwood Chevrons, 46 inches wide, roc.
per yard: value sI00.
All-wool Cheviors, Plaids and Mixtures.
40 inches wide, soc. per yard; value 75c.
HABIT CLOTHS, Domestic and I'm
ported, at Low Prices.
Large line Of all-wool PLAIDs.
Lot ali-silk Black Chantilly Lace
Demi- Flonncings. 29c. per yard; regu-
larly sold at 40c.
Lot Torchon Laces. from 3 70 4 inches
wide, LOG. &c. and f2c. per yard; value
15c, 16c. and 17c.
Lot Black SIX Lace Boas. 59c. each;
value zoe.
Bead Fringes from 79c. upward.
A large assortment OF all-SiIk Cord
Fringes. Csc. upward.
Lot Jet Bead Edging. 1oc. per yard;
value SOC.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
RINALDO'S HATS.
al the Leading
FALL and WINTER STYLES
Quality the Best, and superior -
makes combination beat.
Our $50 Derbys in all shapes are fully worth 81
Our 81 80 Derby good value for ST. 60


Our Derby good vau for
Our 81 80 Derby o be app
Our well be
at
and in NewY
worth rinspect
aDie Hat produce, at the 10 the
SILK HATS
our attention called Elegant line SILK UMBRELLAS
warranted fast color, and
O Fancy Ham
Everything Trades
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
THEDEMoCRATIc SOCIETY


The Hudson Democratic Society has
made arrangements for series of debates
and addresses upon the prominent Dolit-
ical topics of the day. Such speakers as
Governor Bedle, George l.. Record, ex-
Judge Garrebson. Otto Grouse, District
Attorney Winfield and other prominent
men in the party both at home and abroad
will be invited'to participate in the de-
bates.
The club has walked np wonderfully of
late, and things are exceedingly lively
there every evening. The club house is
beginning to look like the home of one of
the leading social organizations of the
city. as it should have done all summer.
Ernest HeppenheimeI, the Texan Ran
chero, visited the club house one night
last week and was received with open
arms. Bachus was honored over and
over again for the watchfui care he bad
exercised over Ernest while in the wilds
of Texas, and the other gods were propi-
tiated with appropriate rites
The annual election of officers will take
place at the meeting to be held Wednes-
day. evening 1t is probable that Elk
Judge Garrefson will be reelected. The
club has fiourished under mis- administra-
ton, aud been started on the high road
to prosperity.
Drs. Gordon and Edge have returned
from their visit to Virginia, and the
members Of the society know more about
the National Bridge and the caves OF
Luray than they ever knew before
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
DRESS GOODS.
SpEfTAr,

All-w0ol Navy Blue Storm Serge. 4sc.
per yard.
All-wool Bedford Cords, choice colors,
Soc. per yard
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Who Owns the Dog?
large English mastiff. found on New
ark. avenue is awaiting claimants at the
Oakland avenue police station.
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THE j. g. a G.


The Outlook, the clever organ OF the
Will make Its appearance tomorrow as an
eight page paper. The initial number Of
this new order or things will be exceed
ingly attractive. 1t will contain the
usual reports of committees. and
the annual statement of the financial
condition Of the club. IL addition
to these features it will contain the cast
and argument of 1.-THE Gondoliers,,' as
has already been published In THE sun
DAY MORNING NEWS. There will also be
several contributions from members of
the club. This success Of the Outlook is
most gratifying, and is nothing more
than was TO be expected nnder the man
agement which has had charge of the
paper of late.
There Is much disappointment among
the lovers of amateur theatrlcals that
State Com nitteeman James Cautious
Young is not fn the cast OF "The Condo
liers- Those who remember james as he
appeared Ia The Pirates of Penzancen
regret his absence.
The ladies OF the opera troupe will re-
hearse tomorrow afternoon at three
O'Clock in the club house. No one but
those in the cast will be admitted and
those members of the club who expect to
catch a glimpse of the Venetian maidens
before the performances will be disap-
pointed
Doc Wins is as enthusiastic bowler as
he ever was, and il you want to hear an
oracle hold forth ON the science of the
game and the fine points of the players
You should drop into his drug store even
ings aud hear the Doctor talk.
The advice of THE JERSEY CRY News
has been taken by those in charge of the
Women's Glass of Physical culture, and
the class is now in a fiourishing condition
and an assured success. 1t numbers forty
seven mem Ders, and will meet Tuesday
afternoon for exercise under the direc-
ton of Miss Josephine Biederhase.
November will be great day in the
annals of the club. That is the day
selected as the date of the send Off, the
boys propose to give Doc johnson
upon his removal to Orange The place
has not been selected YET, but it will
probably be at the new Hotel Washing
ton. AT any rate it will be great time
and will show the Doctor the apprecia-
ton in which he is held by his fellow
clubmen In no mistakabie manner.
The Glee Club is making greaB progress
and will soon be one OF the most attrac-
tive features OF the club 1t now has a
large number of trained singers among
its members. They will meet for re-
hearsal tomorrow and will then form a
permanent organization.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-12-05
Must Land Few at q Time.

VALPARAISO, Dec. 4.-Commander Ev-
ans, of the United States steamship
Yorktown, visited the intendente of the
city in reference to the advisability of
permitting the sailors of that vessel to
come ashore. The intendente assured
commander Evans that he would insure
the safety of American seamen, but ad
vised that they be not allowed to land
in large numbers at time. Rio Janeiro
advices state that the governors of Rio
Grande do Snl and Panama have been
deposed.