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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18

In his time Lord Byron scorned tho
''lords and ladies" Of England, and
that country has really never forgiven
him. An item from London says:
Sixty years ago the world couldn't
find means enough to do honor to the
memory Of Lord Byron; to-day scarcely
fifty people visit his grave in the
course OF a year. But Byron can stand
that sort Of neglect better than the
people. The man who wrote ''Childe
Harold" is secure against times
decay"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18
WORTH KNOWING.

Don't forget, when marketing, that ven
ison is deer at any price.
The itch for gold can never be cured SO
long as men have to stcatch for it.
In the game Of life you have the coigne
of vantage when your cash account is in
better condition than that of your oppo-
nents.
Don't monkey with Wall street unless
your pouch is well filed II you do you
will be the laughing stock on cha nge and
that stock Is too low down to be listed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18
French Adxertl.emen,..

Here are some French advertise
ments; "A governess-with diploma
would like 10 accompany a musical
lady to the country and on the piano"
Here Is another: '.Wanted-A French
nurse who loves children Of 8, 8 and 8
years" And here Is the queerest:
..Wanted-A professor to come twice
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18
sweet Charity.

Mrs. Uptodate-'.The committee has
decided to stop sending clothing to the
heather during the summer. We are
going to work in new field"
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Uptodate-..Yes; we are going
to send the clothing to the seaside
resorts. New York Herald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18
Alcohol.

Till the sixteenth century alcohol
was used only as n medicine. 1t was as
a drug. and not as beverage, that IL
became known as 'aqua vita"-the
water of ife-from its great restorative
powers.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18
That Day Is best.

That day is best wherein we give
A thought to others sorrows;
Forgetting self, we learn to live,
And blessings born of kindly deeds
Make golden our to-morrows.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18

To Render Dresses IncOmbustlble.
Dresses may be rendered incombust-
ible by dipping them in solution of
tungstate of soda. one pound in two
gallons OF water. The most delicate
color will not be affected by it,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-20

ber Gommanbeur bes 8. Mtmeeeorps.
lit ein Nerlp1nbter bes Qieutenant
@larte unb er filadte bieiem ben Bprs
f@Iag, ben pr0ftiI9en Gap0leriebien5l
beiber beutlden Mrmee tennen 81 lefaea.
Der amerifanifdbe 2riegsiecreidr prots
tor unb ber beutI@e QriegsminiFet
@eneral b. Raltenborn gabeu ibre glus
uiaigung.
Der ueu gemdblte 5tabtratb bon
@roBzD Dien 60. 3. bon Wien nit @ius
i@luB Der 8or.D Drte) lebt 5i9, ben IeBs
ten amtli9en MabIergebnifev 1ufsIge,
aus 86 2iberaIen ilnb Al MmtiIeniIien
3uiantmen. Sn Gesnols finDet Slid
tuabI itatt. Die 3iberoIen berfugeu
bemnab iiber cine unerwartet liarte
Miaioritdt.
= Die iubenfeinbliben Ma6regelR
Der ruffiden 9esieruns nebmen an
raffinirtsr 59drfe nn0 0r0uIQnlteit au.
Demnd9ff fou elm lltas eri@einen, beg
es ben ihoifden 61nbDeriern berbiettn
lDirb, R@ auBerbalb Der linen angeluies
fenen @bettos au 3eigen. Oieier Gage
1T bic 6ortfebung bes B0ues Der Gpnas
gOge Ia st. petersburg bcbSrbIi9 bers
boteu iDDrben. Der pra&tbau ipItb
elm 6orio bleiben unb ID nid6t al3ufers
IIer 3eit abgeri6en tDerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-20

bic geene fi6 pertpanbeIt, wenn elm
erifer SonnnenbIid bes 5rhbIings,
tpenn Der GDnntag iiber biefe gin6be
gebt, tpie es aud bier nod bliibt unb au
2i9tunbGarben tommt, ,ipeI9 ein@ @emutb
tuter Der apaibil6en NuBenIeite bic,
fer Wenidea berb0rgen 1T. @1mer uno
569erno, uie bic 6ai6eblume aus benz
iiarren Walbboben. min es au Sage,
eenn ss 1T gem6bnt an bic roubere Seite
ieines 2ebens. Sic beberrldt bas Das
fein. Dieie Natur bat bieIes Gei@ls9t
gebilbet, es geb6rt ibr, es tennt unb min
nidts Mnberes.
Mdbrenb man ben Garg In bic @rube
lieB un0 Nler Nufmertiamfeit fb aul
bicfe 0anblung ri9tete, benubte i@ ben
Wtomont. mein gerfted unbemertt au
berlai1en, url ben Oeimtebrenben auf
benz @ege nod benz Dorfe no m6gliG
auD0r3ut0mmen. Genn es tpGre tDobl
Der am trsnigifen 8RnIiige Mugenblid
oetueien, bier GrtuHbieungen iiber ntein
aeiieaiel anaufnhpfeu. gs gelang mir,
an Wa!besranbe, bie 2anbfraBe 3u ges
tptnnen. Gin 2aubgeb6l3, ber part
5es G9l0Res mar balb erreidt. Gin
@r1ben trennte es bon 6er 2an6iiraBe.
Sd iiberiprang i'm, um auf meniger
i0n0igem Wege fort3ui@reiten. Raum
ober bntie i6 Elm paar S@ritie getban,
uls Semanb baifigen 2aufes bur@ bas
@ebti9 fam. Cine iunge Dame ifanO
Dor mir, atbemlos, bnIb erl9redt, ifus
Benb, mid NIT prafenben @liden be-
tra@tenb. Sd nnllte etpas au meiner
@nii9ulbigung ia9en, aber f@neu ges
fobf tam He mir 3iibDr nit ber S5rage !:
Stub sic her Nr3t aus g.?
Sd langte aus Der Bruftal9e bos
ginIabungsi6reiben au nleiner 8egIous
bigung berbor.
sic baben ben Boten, Der sic ems
pfangen follte, nidt am 6traube gefun,
beu2 fubr fie fort. Ct mar am 9IaBe,
a6er ba sic iti1t au tOmmen fdienen,
giug ct beinl, I'm feinen iiingifen grus
Der nit 80 begraben. Sd bate feinen
anberen 1ertrauensmann 3u l1ifen unb
10 feben sic mid ielbf auf benz Weae,
am 6tranbe na13uieben, ob sic gefoal.
men. Sic uthfien bsr3eiben! sic tDer.
ben, tueEn Sic uns feHnen Iernen, nod
kber Wieles bintueg ieben mdFenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-20
Cages Nenisfeits,,.
SnIa n b.

WSeoen Ser grfrnnfuno Aes @ene.
roI. .Mntpolts GiiIIer tairS i'm Sberhnn. urs
besoerid1f Der Mntroa aus WerldS;shmno
peridie0ener mid1tiosr Tane nefteIIt fIr,s,s tnsr.
ben. tporunier 6er GonmorS ssoir non
MIosto (beaiioIid, ber Nshrinosiosfrons1 :
unb bic Seiibpo,ef5e be,iioIid, Ssr Medts.. Mys.
oiiltiofeit bes Mntis 1otteTiesGeieses
Sin hesorhsr.r ,1mao.S =. s..
;nterne,;nnofan & TI"S..s Mas,,;xI 1a'Iiu"v W ueL
hns Msm SrIse,fsr .S: Vna%' '%..;s. G.s pa.a :,
~ ~ SVSr, y JassaaIst hasna;rasssy Sy"g.gs.lg! Oem
BIG iekt Ser 6Ffeniiid,en @end,trma mn ert. ~.
Qonaen mar. III. bok elmer ber S IN Msm G.
Slleans oeinnhfen SfoIiener arr Sen
leines Sobes fboii66Iid, onerfonntsr &
gpniuI Ser MehuhIif NoI;nio mn,
Sofe g. N2od5ecn 6os onoehIifbp 9ber.
6qubt Der Mofio. tnor Elm reidbsr Po,f.
mann unb fein Wome ffebt mnds IN % hsn
SiIfeu 6es Gtoofs6ebartements ois hss
Qlaubiater uub onerfamnter GnnruI No.
iipios In Nem SrIeons gsins r;rr,o
Mad,eco grntbers. hot no% i h;e SIass Mesm.
tur einer tpidtioem Semhferiinis ss Ssren
6@iffe atpiid5en Stem OrIeoms ,nh Inn. I'm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-20

@9nen3Rge 3uiammen, tpobei bic beibeu
Socomotinenfiibrer unb 6 Bolfbeomte
get6otet tuuroeg. &einer bon ben BQfs
iagieren erlitt erbebli9e gerIebuuaen.
= Die 3unbgebungen Der @triEer In
ber penniplbanif6en @ote. &eaion bas
ben bon rellen einen be6robIiden Gha.
rotter angenomn,en. Die Gtrifer in
Seotsoale baben befdIofen, fsff in
ibrem Wiberfaa6e ausaubarren. eSn
uniontotDn bauern bic ldrmeubeu
SemonifrotiOHen fort. Nus geilenrina
tpirb bonn Is. abril gemeIbet, Bog Bic
Strifer nit DDnamitbomben aepprfen
bdtten, um bic unter ber grbs orbe;tens
ben 2oblengrdber bur9 ginldn6teruna
5i 3mingen. fi9 benz Strife anauldaIies
ben. Sn &Dle unb In 9eitb III es atpis
i9en ben 6tritern unb ben 6heriffs.
mannf6aften mieber 3n bIutiaen Su.
fammenfGBen getommen uno Ser @hes
riff bat ben COB. patiilon abermaIs
llm 3dienbung bon Wili3en eriu@t.
MuSIan6.
= Der oentibe &ei9stag bebattirte
tiber bieienige @lauiel ber @euerbeoros
1ungsnobele, Del1e bic ginieBuna bon
Wrbeiterausf6tTtn 3ur lluterbon6luna
nit ben Weifern tiber @ireitfragen ans
orbnet. gsbel meinte, bies uiirbe au
elmer Soppelregierung in ben Sabriteu
ttibren. Grid (Greiiiun) unb B6ttis
der (ytationaliber0I) befiirmorteten bic
Glaufel, beren Uerpirtli@una elm tpeis
terer e9ritt our 8eferung Der Gage ber
Arbeiterfl0iisn, mie ber 8eNebunaen
iwifben 9apital unb 4rbeit lei. Nie
@laufeI tuurbe angenommen.
- Der Raiier MilbeIm bat befoblen.
bob ibm elm 8er5eidniE Der Offaiere
tiberaeben tperbe, tpel9e an 6em Wilis
tdr'9ennen am Gonntog 9beil nohs
men. gr 1T iebr aufgebraGt iiber bic
An9eIe9enbeit, ha ct eff Dor Ruraeu,
ben Sffi3ierea ausbrhdli1 bic Betbeis
lt9ung on bieien &ennen perboien
bate.
- Der i'm Sabre 1886 aIs Nod)foI.
ger pilotDs aum Director Der Wliins
9ener Runfs Mcaoemie ernannte WsQIer
Jriebri6 aueult b. Raulbado 1T BON
bem amte suriidsetreten unb 6a,in bon
ietnem beritbmten @ollegen 2ubtpia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-20

26ffb Gam 81. Stunt 1845 an Dorm,
faot geboren) eriebt uoroen.
- Die Melbuna NrtifeIer 8eituus
gen, baB stanleD gum 6taitbalier bes
congo Staates ernannt iDofben Jet,
futrD teBt 1mtlib tn Nbrebe geifeli.
= gs beiBt In Mtbeu. baB Der R6nio
bon @rie1enlonb su Gunftsn ieiues
Sobnes, bes 6eraoas bon Gbarta. eiucs
Sdmaeers bts beutlden Qoifers. abs
bauten tpirb. Die Qroubrinaei7n Gos
pbie if nit Der 3uiiimmunQ Tires 8ru.
0ers, oes Raiiers WiIbeIm, aur red,t>
gldubigen grie6ilden Girne iiberoeire.
ten.
- Die 8erl. NotiouoIato. min in
grfabrung gebru6t baben, boB Gtaats.
ieeretdr b. B6ttider nod NbihIus Der
Worarbeiten fir Die n11ife Aeidsfagss
Seifion 3lrtidtreten unb Mufanq 6es
nd9fen Sabres nit einem nnbereu
&e3ierungspoifen abgefunben tuerben
tpirb.
- Sic Snhioner FIR Nns5oro M;ns
WiIb WeR Ghnm finb untsr 6er Siihs
runa Wufiolo Wi1s ieibff in gnt,neyi,en M ns
eiuoetrpffen
0sr ns,.s6. M,.s,,k.s..x. Y -
hpn wer toa1s,, srs;H s;sy sos ad asss
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-20
@ot6ei1wiee.
aoDels BON Otto Sfoqaette.
l6oulstnnls.

lGorilebuus.
Denn taum bate idb rni1 Der llnsdu.
nung gendbert, aIs i@ ben Weg bonl
9orIe ser einen 2ei@er5uge herauftoms
men fob. 8ier iunge Slider trugen
ouF ibren GmuItern ben Garg. Sbner
foIete ber @eiRIi@e, elm tDeiBbduptiger
@reis, BEN Der nnifei9enbe 6anbmeg
redbi bei1werIib ati tDerben ihien. Sas
raul Vidnner un6 Jrauen, ilinge uno
alte, oas babe 5if6eroOrf. NuG meine
bier &uberer erfdnnte i@ In benz 3uge.
NIs ct bic Gt6tte betrot, perbarg ib mid
binter einem RieferngebnfG, beun iebt,
no mir Der Wnblid bon Nfenl9en ruies
ber 3u 8beil mnrb, fam mir bic Dor.
imrifi meines Briefes mod einmaI In
ben Ginn, meine @egeniDlrt ni6t au
berraibeu. so b6rte uno lab iG ote
Beerbigung nit an. Der aIte @eiFli9e,
na@beni ct Ii@ bon ber Nniirenguag bes
@eges erbDlt bate, bielt be 2ei@entebe.
Sd entnabu, baraus. baB bic 0alle, bic
man benz DiinenIanbe bsf.ratite. einenl
iuneen 8url9en pDu 5tuan5ia Sabren
leh6ric, Der ben aob In ben Meuen GEE
fuubeu bate. Der geiffline 0err be-
Ipr06 es ME ni@ts ungem6bnli9es. Gs
mar eine Rebe, 0iirftig nlb tr0den, tuie
bic WegetotiDn bieier Dhnen: Gebnnteu
unb 3r6Rungen, ipie fie uur bic Wer'
iroutheit nit benz SD0e, Der 6tarrfnn
hee 9lnfeiuS hernnrderufen fONiIte.
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sic efpratb bies raid, hafffq. tpie in fie.

6iefpraG bies raid, bafitg, tuie In flee
berbafter @rregung. Gin lebbaftes &otb
mar auf ibre btafen Wangen getreten.
Die buntlen Mugen In benz @ef9t, bos
rim fi6 ein tiefes inneres 2ei6en auss
fprad, blidten i@eu unb unIt1t. llnier
6ous IT ungoftli9, fpra6 fie raf6 tpeis
ter,i9 tam Sic nid1t barin empfaneen.
@eben Sic In oas oes Bfarrers, Iagen
Sic ber pfarrerin, i'd fdidte Sic.
Dort, ber RirGe gsgeniiber, liegt bas
9aus. 36sern Sic nidbt, 6err Sottor,
bDrt tomnten i1oii bic 2ente bonn G;rds
bof 5uriid = i1 tpiini9e ni6t, baB sic
gefeben tperben. Rod Dor NaGt io[len
sic bon mir b6renl -GIh9tigen s@rit,
tes elite tie bauon. Nber pdbren6 i'd
nod Der ieltfamen @riGeinung nod.
blidte, blieb bas Mdc9en pl6bli@ ites
ben, als bdtte ie etlpas DergeRen. N@,
mei1 9err, iaate iie nit beroegter @tint.
me, i'd banfe Sbnen, baB Sic gefom,
menl Sd bante Sbnen, mebr aIs i6
ausipre9en fam!
sic berf9wanb smii9en ben gdumen,
i'd ober ma9te mid auf ben Weg nod
BEN pfarrbauie. So unteridieb R@
nur tDenis bon ben niebrieen S5if1erbiits
ten, bic es umgoben. W2it Gtrob gee
oedt, grau, drmli1, nit tIeinen SSen.
tern, nit einem 0of, auf ben, els
nige Ndergerdtbfdaften gu erbliden
tuaren, tin0 ei1em StHdden @arten,
ber nit Rultur unb @el6mad uidbts au
tbun bate. Sd trat obne @eiteres in
BITE 1btir. unb fragte cine alte B1uerin
nod bet Jran spfarrerin. Die Mnge.
reoete mar es ielbli, unb mas mid nit
befrembeten Augen. Qluf meine Mngas
be. bab i6 Der Nr3t iei, uub bos srdus
lein mid gu TIT f9ide, 6lfnete he bas
Wobu3immer fdr mid, unb bieB mid
in eineni Zone milltommen, aus benz i9
Elm geniffes bebauernbes MiBtrauen lag,
als werbe id) bier ni9t biel ausri9ten
unb lei eigentli@ re@t iiberHaifg. Sns
beRen f@ien he elm Geipr69 ilber met.
men 3ped m6sIi1it bermeiben au mol.
len, bieB mid ablegen unb ben 8ater
0o nannte He ibrea @atten) ablparten,
l6ortfetnns fOIst.l
Or. Bufl,s s5uSfen Gbrun ssmfe n, feirsr ssomifis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-20

Mr. Srar3 Suhman, etn irnser Mapn bon Durljnss
TOM Shic, ecnifatirt, bdb q unter ber DebenblNn8
BON jret herrcyragenben Nerjten mar, hie bebe ni6
TN Gtanbe raren, eiue BeilerHns leues @ejnnbbeitss
autanbes berbet5ufabreu. Gie ersldrten, hab e. an
e4pinbin4t lite, unb bdb jtm nt4t metr 5u teIje1
iei Darecete man tim 80, Or. 2rnig8 MeMee &Hpinhs
fn&tss sSetlmittel tu sebrau4eu. Gs mar bas j9on 10
ether Bet, aI8 e. ntdt TN Stdnbe mar auer hber BE
etrabe au seben, cbne @ unterwes5 aus3aruben. Gle
er ii nett wobier beisnbs 81 ietie baksr bsr. Ges
brand fort unb erirent I'D beut BED teiten mptIein8s
2Ber an benz gals cber ben Mttmunssrraenln teibet,
made etnen Weriu@ banit @ir sarautiFeH rcHe 1es
frtenigunS.
probeEai9en irei Sci allen Mpctbetern. SIN gBtoIts
iale Bel Dreib, Gbcmpipu Sc. In Gan Mnipnip, Tgx.
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Sober 8eienhe jcute etne Sla54e gaIpation Del Sci
f@ fhbren; man tam ni4t wiien, In mel@e Rase man
tcmmen tbnnte. Sine Werrenfuns eher Gerlan4nns
tif balo bon bieiem runberbaren 6eiImittel turirt
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-20

Or. Bua's .Suifen Gprup lpute In teiuer gamilis
leblen, er Bat loon Manfen rcu einem jri6en @rabt
errettet. Gs fDitet nur % Gents bic Glafde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-20
Summer 1884.
2Splfip,t's gd),tl 0eporteme,tt

oefbn pe9sn nr esantn
sen Era Soem @dmad enuns ssrani
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-28
the series for the championship OF tn e
BaYonue Amateur Bowling League.
HELPED JERSEY CITY.
The Manhattans Forced the New York
Athletes Out of First Place.

The Manhattans Forced the New York
Athletes Out of First Place.
Thanks, Manhattan. You did nobly
last night. Your kindness is appreciated,
and when the Jersey City athletic bowl
ers meet you they will strive to beat you
just a little to snow their gratitude. The
Manhattans entertained the New York
A. C.'s team last night, aud the visitors
were so well pleased with the reception
that they presented the home team with
two games. 1t was a noble sacrifice. MS it
Sent them from the position
OF honor they have held since
the opening of the Athletic Bowling
Leagues season. That is why Jersey
City is jubilant and grateful as they now
step iuto first place IN the League. Tine
New Yorks gave the first game re-
%luctantly. They were beaten by only five
pins. Insthe second contest the team was
distanced. The scores:- Manhattan A.
C.-Sage, 1863; Michel. 1860; Turnbull, 1877.
Luqueer, 40; Mcclellan, 176. Total. 776;
New York A C.-Clute, 13S; More. lac;
Brown. lar Shaw, ia; Carter, 172-total,
III.
Manhattan A. C.-Sage. AS; Mitchell,
216; Turnbull, 10; Luqueer, l5S; MacLel-
Lao, 202-total, S91.
New York A. C.-Clute, 1876; More, 14S;
Brown, 166; Shaw, 154; Carter, %l6l-total,
1aS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-28
CAMDEN'S TROUBLED POLITICS.

Special to The Jersey CITY Neos.

Tor democrats.
Special to The Jersey CITY Nsos.
CAMDEN, Jan. 28, 1s91-Politics in this
city are beginning TO assume a red hot
hue at this time, and harmony is a thing
unknown in either party. The Republic
cans and Democrats are having their
factional fights, with the Morgln-B aird
fight for supremacy in the Republican
household, aud the Thompson-Pfei fer
contest for bossism in the Democra tic
camp.
With this condition of affairs in a Re-
publican city, it Is very interesting TO the
disinterested observer, and ce rtainly
affords much food for thought as to who
will come out ION top"
The main fight, Of course, centres in the
Morgan-Baird contest In the Council
manic struggle at the spring election, and
the fight wakes warmer each day. The
Camden Post and the Camden Courier,
both Republican papers, came III yester-
day with strong announcements of the
alleged orders TO the city policemen to
wheel into line for the wing of the party
which put them in their uniforms. This
wing is, of course, understood to be the
Morgan element, but Mayor Pratt denies
he ever issued such an order 10 the blue
coats. On the other hand, il is asserted
that the letter carrier and many of the
hremen have been ordered to get into line
with the Baird forces. Whether such
orders have been issued or no., it is well
known that the.men are falling into line
but not altogether a straight line, as a
number Of the men will follow out their
W convictions and decline TO be dictated
to on this subject.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-28
Strikes. Spares and Breaks

The Palma team will bowl at home to-
night. The visiting team will be that OF
the New Jersey A. e..
A Jersey City League game wiz be
bowled tonight. The Pinknights will
meet the Fairmounts on the latter's
alleys.
Volunteers bowl tonight at Becker's
alleys.
The Bergens meet tonight at Henn's
alleys.
Pamrapos will practise this evening at
Metropolitan Hall.
Magnolias will peg the pins at Browns
Court House alleys tonight.
The Wayerly CLUB will occupy Freud
enberger's alleys this evening.
The bowlers of the Bayonne Bowling
III Newark Bay Boat Clubs will roll this
evening on the new alleys of the Pamra-
po Athletic Club the sixteenth match of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-28
THE LEAGUE RACE.
Jersey City's Team in Front
-Bergens at Yonkers
Notes.
"Ah, therel STAY thereF"

This Is what an enthusiast Of the Jer-
sey City Athletic Club shouted last night
when the clubs bowling team had fin
ished its engagement with the Staten
Island A. C.'s cam. He voiced tine senti-
ment Of all his club mates. The team
had won two victories. and become the
leader in the race for the champions
honors in the Amateur Athletic Bowling
League. The expression. though not
new, was very appropriate. The indi-
cations are that the team will stay there
until the close OF the season. They have
made a splendid uphill fight. At the put
set they encountered reverses. North
End caught one from them, and Roseville
aud New York each took two. The team
was a wea one. and the defeats destroyed
hope end interest. AT the club house
when the bowling team was mentioned
the sentiment was that the club bad
an inferior lot, and would be
low in the contests at the close.
The Bowling Committee did not despair.
They hustled n completed arrange
ments by which the services of several
absent star bowlers would be given when
ever an important game was TO be bowl
ed n the stars were in his vicinity.
This restored confidence, and the team
has in consequence done splendid WORK
and has rolled up a long string OF vic
tories. Curran. who was one OF
the Big Five Of last season,
was with the team when the change
came, and last night his place was filled
by Brown, one of the most skillful bowl
ers of the club. He is always in condition
aud keeps far above the average. In the
final game last night he put uD 200. Yet
he was only third on the list, as Schultz
did better by ten and Davis TX
celled the second century mark
by four. The Island can was
showed under. The total of the Jersey
City boys was 936. an average of 1S7. In
the second game the Jersey Citys did not
do as well, but they made sos, an average
OF 161. The Islanders, too. lost their grip
and were nearly 100 behind the total of
their first game and were beaten by 13l
points.
These two victories send the total of
games won by the Jersey City A. c. up
to Il. They have lost 5. The two de-
feats sustained by the New York A.. c.
last night, put them one behind Jersey
City In games won. and increases their
defeats to one more than Jersey City.
The scores OF the games last night are
as foliows:-
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G AT YONKERs.
They Had a Jolly Time as Guests of the
A. B. q. Club.

4hcy aaa u oo&Ay Inns as 0uests OF the
A. Ii. @. Club.
The members Of the Bergen Bowling
Club, with the ladies and a few special
guests. nearly fifty in all, started yester-
day afternoon from Carl Ruempler's par
Tors for Yonkers. where the return game
in the match between the Bergens and
the A. B. c.. Bowling Club, of Yonkers.
wa to be played. The company met W it'll
a royal reception from the A. b. C's,
the ladies. aud number of local bowlers.
The matcn game was first in order. Both
clubs bowled light scores, and the game
was easily won by the visitors. At the
conclusion the latter were escorted to the
supper room, where the entire company
ate, drank and made merry around the
hosts generous board. President Fielder
OF the home club, President Heintze of
he Bergens. and Mrs. Frank Gallery,
president of the Ladies' Friendship Bowl
ing Club of this city, made fe%licitous adj
dresses, aud humor and merriment were
accomplishments of the feast. At mid
night the visitors were escorted to the de-
pot. where they were given q warm "send
Off" rs they started for home.
This was the score of the gane:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-28
BANGED BULIsEYEs.
The Competitive shoot of Ia Excelsior
Rife CIub-Two Games Arranged.

The Competitive shoot of Il Excelsior
Rifle CIub-Two Games Arranged.
The Excelsior Riffs Club had its COM
petitive shoot last night at Hansen's
range. The meeting was a protracted one,
as back scores were shot so as TO complete
the records. In the shoot last night
Hansen led. Bauchle made the best
total in Class b and James
Hughes led in class G. The scores were
as follows:-L. p. Hansen, 23S; w. II.
Hallowell, 236; c. Bauchle. 236: James
Hughes, 234; w. J. Hennessy, 232; w. ].
Claiming. 226; o. Boyce. 225; w. +. Tur-
ner, 225; 6. {. Varick, 225; o. Binecke,
PIG; Miller, 203.
Hansen and HRllowell will have O
handicap shoot for a trophy. Each will
send 100 bullets at the targets. Kit tredge
and Henuessy will meet in a contest OF
one hundred shots each.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-28

flesh with her fingers. One day. Mr.. Faulkner
stopped in. said he had often noticed my httle
daughter, and believed that CuRIcURA REMEDIES
would cure her. He offered 10 bear the expense.
and I resolved to try them. but without much
hope, for at that time sine was worse than l had
ever seen her, and there seemed no prospects OF
recovery. He brought the remedies as promised
and n faithful use OF CurfcuRA. CUrfcuRA REsoL-
VENT. and CuTIcURA SOAP mas wroughta miracle.
Today, her skin is smooth and fair, and 1 pc
lieve she has entirely recovered p" 1 know the
above is true in every particular, and | refer to
G. W. Woolever. druggist.
J. ROSS FAULKNER, Dansville, N. Y.