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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-22
PALMA CLUB.

The Palma Club will have a ladies' pro-
gresslVe euchre night on Tuesday. Some
OF the most magnificent prizes which
have yet been given in contests of snis
KIND have been secured BY the committee,
ana genuine surprise awaits the FORUM
ate winner. Refreshments will be served
by Stanford, Shaw q Co., the enterpris-
Ing young successors OF Purcell
Myi Won't there be great time in the
upper part OF the county tomorrow, when
the riding class takes its first outdoor
ride. They are going 70 Blake's. on the
Fort Lee. where good dinner viii await
those who reach there. Some apprehen-
sion was felt at first about allowing Joe
Totten and Hud Clark 90 out on the road.
but when Stein said that the horses knew
the way TO Blake's as well as they c1d
that around the HexRmer's tan bark
arena, all fears were dismissed
Several members want to know what
was the matter with Walter Kidder the
other night. He lost his stirrups and
could not persuade his horse to do any
thing but cavort around and around the
Marquis Stein The Marquis yelled to
hldder TO mold on but in spite of ali
warnings Walter came very near biting
the dust
Mr.. Otto Grouse is suffering with An
abscess upon his hand which has nre-
vented him from leading the CAV cavai-
cade around the ring Tor several even
ings- Hexamer Says that Grouse ought
to come over and ride anyhow, because, il
don't require any hands to ride his
horses.
Several Of the club men want to know
when Ben Downer is going to give M
Bessie. She is one of the best horses ii
the ring, ana some Of the other riders
would like TO mount her for a change
But Ben sticks to her closer than q
brother.
Sam Hathaway is the most supersti-
uious man in the club, at least Fred VOL
bert says so. During the match with the
Elizabeuhs the other evening Fred was
turn 10 bowl. Sam went over and re-
quested Sam TO get up Won
dering what the matter could
be Wolbert gave up the
stool whereupon Sam placed his hat upon
il and proceeded to NOW down the pins.
Whenever it came his turn to bowl he
would not roll the ball until Wolbert cot
of the stool aud let him place his hat on
it. and every time he did SO he made q
strike.
The boys are all wondering how Charlie
CarricK could have gone back on Nellie
SO heartlessiy. But Charlie says that
Nellie Is knock-kneed, aud is not as good
a saddle as she used TO be-
There is novel billiard contest going
on in the club between John Holmes and
Fred Wolbeft on one side, and Herb
Potts and Benny Van Dyke on the other.
1t is to the best six out OF ten
games and the losers are to give high
hats to the winners, the best high hats
Dunlap can make. One Of the conditions
are thar the winners must wear the hats.
AS Potts and Wolbert never wore high
hats in their lives the members are anx-
iously awaiting the result
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FEDERAL CLUE.

A large number of tickets have been
sold by the Federal Club. at twenty five
cents each. to those who desire to partlci-
pate in the progressive e1chre tourna-
ment next Saturday. The money thus
collected. will be expended in the purchase
OF prizes.
II the clubs caterer would smoke his
pipe less, he would please the members
and guests more.
No one takes more sincere interest in
the success OF the club than ex-Com-
missioner Humphrey w. Carr. His ad-
vice in all matters concerning the club is
eagerly sought.
The entertainment committee contem-
plates giving another musicale.
The Federal Glee Club has been
strengthened BY the voices OF Doc. Lever
ing and G. w. lowering. Tue club may
make its first publlc appearance In
March.
There is much dissatisfaction expressed
by some Of the members concerning the
cstering at the club. An effort will
soon be made 70 have the system adopted
BY the Union League introduced &C the
Federal (Iuh
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strnction at Vespsfso a How Near Is
to U.s.
The Indies of the Lafayette NJ E.
Church will give AN entertainment on
February 26 IN aid of the parsonage fund.
The Holy Name Society OF ST. Lucy's r.
G. Church have held their annual election
OF officers; the Rev Father Kelly was re-
elected director; president. Stephen Nc
Carthy, and vice president, Thomas Kee-
nan.
The study In the Tabernacle occupied
BY the assistant pastor, the Rev. J. L.
Wells, has been handsomely carpeted aud
refitted by the ladies Of the Aid Society
A course of Lenten sermons is being
preached in ST. Lacv's r. G. Church Wed
nesday nights by different clergymen.
The Rev William r. Jenvey. of St.
PAul's Church, Hoboken, will officiate In
st. Mary's P. E. Church on Thursday
night
The North Baptist Chapel has been
newly carpBted
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THB ATHLETIC CLUB.

The official programme OF the Jersey
City Athletic Club has made its appear
ance in the shape of newspaper called
the 0utlook. geographically 1t is a neat
appearing sheet and 10 contains much
valuable information for the public as we'll
rs the members of the club. Charles n.
Dickson is editor and manager, and A.
ID. Joslin and Franklin w. Clifford
are assistants. The current number
contains fattering reports from the
chalrmen of the various committees and
an article on cycling which has been
contributed by a writer too modest to ap-
pend his name. The Clue man of TIE
JERSEY CITY NEWS wishes the Outlook
all success and hopes It will increase in
usefulness and attractiveness.
The twelfth annual reception of the
club will take place Thursday evening,
April g The committee are a little
modest This time and instead of ANNOUNCE
ing that this Will be the best reception
ever held say that it will maintain the
usual standard OF excellence 10 which
these receptions have attained hereto
fore. The subscription will remain the
same as in former years.
Hiram C, Bennett is chairman OF the
LIBRARY Committee. This, no doubt, ac-
counts for the fact that the ladies who
make the Climb house blossom like the
rose (aheu!) on Tuesdays and Thursdays
nave Dttu 4lSCOfeEt0 SctlcAiu& the coli
umns OF the Sunday edition of The JER-
sEY CITY NEWS and discussing the philo-
sophical truths, which those columns
contain, with great sOlemnity.
quote the above from the Outlook
and congratu late the writer upon discoy-
ering that these columns contain philo-
sophical truths with great solemnitv
The same article contains severe re-
proach upon those members who laugh
at any suggestion for increasing the
library. and insin yates that the scoffers
prefer betting books. Who would have
thought it. The suggestion that the
members contribute books To the library.
is an excellent one Aud ! understand
that COioael Wanser has several books
when be will gladly donate TO the club
The whist tournament starts off
tomorrow morning ia great shape with
entries and promises to be
an unusually close contest, as all the
members are pretty evenly matched
Littleiield and Clufilia won the first prizes
III the last tournament.
MIRA Bemerry Dusenberry and his Press
Committee are Ia great frame of mind
lest the wicked newspapers should get
some news concerning the club. The
members of the committee held meeting
on the roof the other evening; aud after
la mountain, delivered them
selves OF this ridiculous mouse.--s'P Private
Information conveyed To members
Of the press is undesirable
aud leads TO disputes II Il earnestly re-
Quesfed that any members having ANY
10 convey 10 the public Will
address such 10 the committee Why.
bless you. bo}S, you are 01i good Fellows
Int you have about - much idea II news
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTES.

Concerts. DiscOurses and Missions
Ienten Sermons.
The Rev. John c. Hewlett Of Christ p.
E. Church will officiate in Grace p. e.
Church tonight
The Rev. DIR. A. G. Mortimer of st.
Mary's p. E. Church. Staten Island, will
discourse in ST. Marks Protestant Epis-
copal Church this afternoon at four
O'CLOCK. on the subject, "What the Mis-
SION viii Be to Jersey City"
The Rev. David Mitchell of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church will take for his
TOPIC tonight, 1.-The Life of Christi
The Rev. +. g. Blight of the Lafayette
Methodist Episcopal Church will preach
the fourth of series of sermons on
nFuture Life tonight. The subject will
be:-"Shall We Know Each Other Ia
an old folks concert will be held in the
First Baptist Church on Tuesday night
service will be conduced BY q band
of railroad men tonight in the Park he-
formed Church.
the revival in Hedding M. H. CHURCH.
The sisters of st. Lucy's f. G.. Church
are rehearsinQ children's play TO be
given on Monday aud Tuesday evenings.
The Junior Eudeayor Society OF the
Tabernacle rendered reception 70 tne
rev. u. W cllSy tAic thS'ASS.Ns&~ k'-~-7-' -
Thursday night.
The Rev. Edwin McMinn, pastor OF the
Summit Avenue Baptist Church, VIII
discourse this evening on the sQplect.
AThe Nation Whose God is the Lord.
aud his topic for tonight will be ANTI
CHRISTI
The Rev. Cornelius Brett will preach
the sixth Of series Of Pilgrims Progress
sermons tonight The subject Will be
1.-THE Burden Buried. ~
Mrs. John l.. Scudder has been invited
to lead the National Convention OF the
Christian En 5eayor in Minneapolis, which
Will be held 10 July
The ladies of the North Baptist Church
will hold sociable in the chapel on
Thursday night.
The Rev. George 8. Bennitt Is preach
ing y course Of Wednesday night Lenten
sermons.
the Rev. Father coppens, s. j., VIII
discourse at HiRh Mass this morning on
The subject. Its Work. The rector. the
Hcx. Father Cassidy, will give ali iu-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-22
Gossip Going the Rounds of the Nom
ber5.

Gossip Going the Rounds of tho Nom
Physical Instructor G.. l.. Meylan now
holds the record on the bowling alleys.
He put up the big score of 206.
Secretary Lucas has also taken to bowl
ing. He surprised the members as we'll
as himself yesterday when he put up the
score of 1872.
Rev NJ. Mitchell, of the Scotc h Presby-
terrain Church, will lead the young mems
meeting In the lecture room this after
noon at o'clock.
The full list of delegates to the coIven-
tion, which opens ON Friday at Trenton.
Is as follows J. L. Covert. AL Duncom be,
Edward Roniaine, Charles Rider, Arthur
Lucus, j. Montgomery, Z. c. Cowles,
Harry Busch. Louis Sherwood. George L.
Meylan, M. Foster, ID. A. Hancock, S. r.
Smith, M. ID. Baker and S. o. Church.
William Mclaughlin is an excellent
football player He plays half back on
team OF the New York Athletic Club.
Que Of the members informed me that
every night at ii O'Clock he hears Secre-
tary Lucas singing . Bed Oh. bed de-
llclous bed The heaven ON earth to the
weary head"
A large number of the members will at
tend the fair OF the Greenville Branch to-
morrow night.
The boys gymnasium class now num-
bers TO- The class meets for practice
every Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
A Joint meeting of the executive boards
OF the local and Greenville associations
will he held on Thursday evening in the
parlor to talk over the "branch rnatter.s
p. IA. O'Neill can be seen almost every
evening on the floor of the gymnasium.
He refuses to wear a gymnasium suit,
however There is II visitors gallery, you
know, and 1t is often crowded with young
ladies'
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SHIFTS.

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Lot hemstitched fiounce, with rows Of In
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! Lot superior nzlalin, cluster tucks and deep
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THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY

A certain revival Of interest appears TO
have taken place in the Hudson Demo-
cratic Society, and the rooms have once
more assumed the degree Of activity they
attained in the early days of the organi-
zatlon. The new president, ex-Judge
Garretson, is taking a great interest In
the society. and his efforts to bring it up
to the highest state of efficiency are be-
ginning to make themselves felt.
Fred Carter has been elected to I'LL the
vacancy in the Board OF Managers caused
BY Ernest Heppenheimer's migration TO
Texas
The Cosmos Club sent communica-
ton to the society the other day asking
for the use of the rooms at certain times.
The members of the club are favorRbly
inclined toward the request, aud it will
probably be granted.
Ten new applications for membership
are row awaiting the action OF the Board
of Managers
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NIGHT DRESSES.

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/ Lot fine tucked yoke. embroidery on neck
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UNION LEAGUE CLUB.

The largest regular monthly meeting OF
the Union League Club took place Tues
day evening Resolutions commemora-
tive OF DIR. Pierson Rector, late treasurer
of the club; Chief Henry E. Farrier, Gen
eral Sherman, Secretary Window and
Admiral Porter. were unanimously
adopted. Appropriate remarks on the
resolutions were made BY Frank O. Cole.
Counsellor Flavel MCGEE, ex- Mayor Gil
bert Collins aud ex-Judge seymour.
The election for treasurer TO succeed
the late Dr. Rector resulted. as THE sun
election OF George j. Medole. The new
official was appointed treasurer pro TEN
by the Board OF Governors soon after the
death OF DR.. Rector
Tuesday night the club had an interest
ing debate on the best method to increase
its membership.
A new rule has been established at the
least once week
IN the future cards Of admission TO ali
the cluD privileges will De given each can
didate for membership from the time OF
his acceptance BY the committees, pending
mis- election.
A lecture from some speaker Of Ma
tional reputation will be given late this
month. The subject will be political.
The club has taken a decidedly literary
turn OF mind, and c0ntenlpiates issuing a
club paper
Joseph Thornton, Of the Keystone res
taurant, has succeeded Col West funk.
and the change gives general satisfaction.
The iarder Is filled With everything good.
which The members obtain At moderate
prices.
The new hall attendants ars decided
4 have bsea tronbied with caitAfrh for I'm
years and have tfsea q nuulber ~ remedies, nut
found no rsiief UNIT I perelsaSsIi : bott Z 2
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in the city in turn, but none could do me any
good / had terrible leg with a hole in it as
big as a dollar and pain that almost set me
crazy. got scared about IL and determined to
try CurIcuRA REMEDIES. l obtained a set and
inside OF hive weeks my leg was healed up AZ
well as it ever was. except the terrible scar ID
left for q reminder Of hat was once a terrible
sore leg These REhEDIEs are worth their
weight In gold.
JOHN THIEL. 24s E 9sa street, New York.
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Improvement, and the increased help ID
the Kitchen supplies q long ard much
needed want
The Entertainments Committee has been
Increased for the purpose of securing
more amusenents Il Is the desire ct the
club that no person shall paaa an evening
there and 60 home with the abiues.
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Expected TO Run from Pavonia Avenue
TO Twsnty-third Street in
Twenty Minutes.

Expected TO Run from PRvonia Avenue
TO Twsnty-third Street in
Twenty Minutes
The new steel ferreboat John g. Nc
Cullough, of the Erie Railroad, went On
its trial trip yesterday afternoon, and
proved successful beyond the expecta-
tions of all the officials.
At quarter past two she steamed ont
of the Chambers street pier, New York.
with Captain Hutton as pilot and VIM
Mcdonnell chief engineer. On board
were representatives Of the various terry
hoken and Jersey City, officials Of the
Erie road. and number Of engineers and
newspaper men, She went down the river
10 Bay Ridge, sailed round the bay, and
then mp the river to the Vest Shore ferry
and back TO the dock south of the ferry
slip IN this city. There was not hitch
during the whole trip, and everything
proved highly satisfactory
The boat Is beauIy. It was built By
Neafte 81 Levy, on the Delaware River.
and was towed down here Wednesday
night last It Is fashioned after the Ber-
gen Of the Hoboken Land aud Improve
ment Company, which plies between Bar
clay street, New York. aud Hoboken.
The popularity Of the boat Is in the doing
away with the side paddle Wheels and
substituting the screw propellers- Its d.
mensions are: Length over all, 215 feet !;
beams at water line, IS feet beams over
guards. Sc feet depth al centre, Is feet 1
depth at ends, lax feet.
It has also aboard plant Of the United
States Electric Light Company, and
there Is saventy lights In each cahin, ar
ranged along the sides. But In the centre
is q large Chandelier OF electric burners.
with a mirror as q background.
- - 49, - Y u
nicely in green, with silver 1rfmmInRs.
The seats are Of cherry wood.
The John q. Mccullough will ht put
into service Monday next. She WIli ran
70 Twenty-third street. II IL estim&t4d
she will make the trip in seven mfnntk3.
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I came up on the car, remarked the Sur
rogase. -.Wheres" spoke up the others IN
unison. Son a clothes Hne." answered
the Surrogate. For a moment IL looked
as If he would never have an opportunity
Of looking over another viii. but Chez
Archer rushed co the rescue
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The police last night raidea The hous6
Of Patrick corriean. No 6l5 Summit ave-
nue., and arrested Corxixau. his wis and
Mary Craig.
This house has been resort for Snake
Hill prisoners after their discharge. The
owner, Mrs. Rose Hanly, who wants a
get ria Of her tenant
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-22

lOT Iilr. On Lhe gzu OF last
September / had the mis-
fortune to bruise my leg and |
Lut . piece OF sticking plaster
On it. Inside OF u week | had q
terrible leg. MY wife became
fiightened and advised me 10
go 10 a surgeon. went and
coctored fer two months, but
no good was done me, besides
costing me big money. My leg
had by this time formed inro an
ulcer and got worse every day.
could not stand it any longer
and m6ds up my mind to 60 to
a hospital and sec IL | coaid be
heipcd. wenr IN eavaray har..
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We Close Our Store at P. NJ. Exeept saturday

other regalia of the ballet. gave
an exhibition Of fancy dancing, high
kicking and posing which even Cdrment-
cita could not initiate. They were en-
Enthusiastically received. There were
Other. jokes and other games and all were
hugely enioved
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as a hen has OF toothache, and before the
public got any of real interest through
you, Morrow s. Days walters would
make the club house blossom like the lily
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CHEMISTS

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A BURNING S0RELEG
Ulcers Form Hospitals and Doctors
useless. Crazsd wiuh Pain. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

About eight years ago wrote you from
Wilkesbarre, Pa, describing how your wonder
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case of eczema or salt rhAum. l must now tell
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A Difference.
Yesterday she turned away.
Everything seemed dark and gray
Now she Is my fiauces
Life seems all holiday.
don't want 1t yesterday.
And it's not
Now my hair has turned to gray.
And my wife's long bills pay,
Life don't EN- a holiday
Ergo, now, nldly say,
On, that II were yesterday,
But it's not.
--shsln,nn Morse IN Life
He Bcssea Her.
There was young lady OF Gloucester,
Who married fellow named Foucestsr.
but returned 10 her ma
And her brother and pa
Because the man hectorcd and boucesfer
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