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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-25
FEDERAL CLUB.

The condition OF the Federal CIru is
fiourlshing aud IL is more prosperous now
than ever before Us fame has spread
from Willow Court TO the lower part of
the city, and constantly applications for
membership from this section are being
received.
Charles Lander, the steward of the
club, is famous for his clam chow der. and
none ever goes to waste after he makes it,.
j. Herbert Potts has a record of thirteen
plates of this delightful aid to dyspepsia.
and August Klein has vowed to eat
fourteen plates OF it or s'bust."
The Federal Fife aud Drum Corps meet
at the Club House every Wednesday even
ing for practice. This band Is rapidly de-
veloping perfection that many similar
bands will view with envy.
Humphrey W. Carr, the Republican can
didate for Senator enjoys being at the
eiuD and is one Of It's most constant at
PENDANTS.
Ex-Mayor Gilbert Collins and Ex-Judge
john A. Blair are both members of the
Federals, but they are not regular in their
attendance at the meetings.
Mouths ago Tommy Mills promised to
present the club with chowder kettle.
Il is feared Tommy has forgotten his
promise, for the kettle has not been rorth-
coming.
The Ivy that cIlngs to the pillars is as
green now as it was early in Jun g, and
shows no Indication OF approaching win
ter. The vine is beautiful one.
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H0B0KEN NOTES.

Col. Erienkotter was on the warpath
last week. He lodged complaint with
Recorder Nc Donough againsE ex-Mayor
Grassman, Councilman Bewig, Graham
blocking the streets with their wagons.
II law is found % cover the point and
IL Is strictly enforced, the city will de
rive big revenue cen though the
Colonies political future be cut short.
1t IS to be hoped that the Hoboken
Land and improvement Company with
Its characteristic enterprise will esra biish
rapid transit in this city and the North
hudson towns. If it does it will be q
great public benefactor.
Today the corner stone OF the new par
ochial school OF tue Church OF Our Lady
OF Grace Will be laid with impressive
ceremonies BY Bishop Wigger. Governor
Albeit will make an address
Three well known public characters of
this city passed away last week. They
were Justice Streng, James Jollie and
John Mcnamara.
Company d. Second Regiment, is SPAR
Ing neither pains or expense to make
their annual bali at the Armory on
Thanksgiving Eve one of the events of
the season.
The first OF the monthly receptions Of
Company {, Second Regiment. will be
held at the Armory on next "Wednesday
evening. !
The biggest event of the season viii be
the iirst carnival ball OF the Michael J .
Coyle Association Il will be held st Odd
Fellows Hall on the evening of Decem-
tue county will be present.
The Hoboken Independents Pioneers
held q Democratic love feast at their par
lors on Washington street last evening.
Tuesday night speeches were made by
Surrogate O'Neil, Mayor Stanton, Direc-
tor Bruggeinann. Freeholder Coyie and
Councilman Tahen-
Next Tuesday Will be the last chance
for voters to register.
The William J. Fenton Association has
placed transparency BEARING the names
of the candidates in front OF their rooms
on First street
The Ninth Ward Racketting Mullins
VIII have their parade and boxing for
prizes on Thanksgiving Day as usual. In
the evening they win hold grand
masquerade bail at Odd Fellows Hail.
A club with Recorder McDonou0i as
she standard bearer was organized al
Felix Aronhaim's last Monday night.
Kees p. Francis denies tnat he swiudled
Joe Heath, the halter. in horse trans
action. Mr.. Francis i much ineensed al
Heath's accusatioa4
The Hoboken Lodge OF Elks, of which
Police Commissioner Kaufman is Elk
aited hnler, entertained Jersey CITY
Lodge on Wednesday night.
The Tenth District Democratic Ciut
was orgsnized last Thursday night. Il
will be power ia the district. The club.
quarters are at the corner OF Washington
uud Eleventh streets.
Councilman Timothy Kelly il said to be
a candidate for Freehoider in the Tenth
dissrict. Ii Simon Kelly should got The
nomination and Tim shosld takc it into
his bead to run independsnt, he would
make Simon hustle very hard,
Councilman Tnhea Will get 800 more
votes For she Assembly ia tie Yenth dis
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T,dav'e sermons~-Active Work for Church
Fairs and missions.
The ladies OF st. Paui's NJ. E. Church
will hold a bazaar and festival November,
8, 10 aud II.
The Holy Name Society Of ST Mary's
Roman Catholic Church have commenced
series of entertainments They will
Dive one each month. The next one VIII
he an illustrated lectureon the Footsteps
~ Caiumbusn by Rey. Father Kelly.
u HaIv Rosary Services are being held
avery night In all the Roman Catholic
SH Tbe Rev. Joseph Mock, the Rector Of
St Mafthew's r. e. Church, has returned
from, scranton, where he has been attend
inc the conservation OF 81. Luke's Z. u.
Chnrrh. He will officiate in The church
this morning .n
On he Peoples Palace Of the Tabernacle
Al Thursday night II will be especially
for working girls.
ussiSine II. f. & hurch will give q socia-
he tomorrow night in the church parlor..
a,ne Rev. DAVID Mitchell mas recovered
from his recent illness and VIII occopy
ne nnipit this morning aud evening
Tbe Rev. P. G. Blight. OF the Lafay-
.dss n Church. will continue course
eye ss M 81 today on the Parables Of Our
Lo as,a Raw D. !. Kommers OF the Lafay-
otta paforIned Church, will take for his
s,1biect this morning Systematic Ben
eSeieh 5ssture viii be given by Colonel
rs,air II the Centenary NJ. =. Church in
N9 s9'Sa Wiling workers OF st. Paul's NJ
y : rsnreh under tine sapsrin tendency OF
H. Reniarr,n Chamberlain, are arran9-
M "a p - rive a sociabie in the church par
.nE II n Kid Of the Improvement Fund
IRE Rev. Father harreii VIII preacu IN
81 Mary's Roman Cat4o,ic Illr a'.1 en III,
morning. ana the I've = : 49, = -
preach p sousr John /. Scudder will dis
Us .aoigbt on domestic Problems
t counsS f f his text ''Tnat Irreprsssiole
by ~ Rev. William Eakins. the pastor
~ simpson NJ. e. Ghurcn. VIII cqmmence
course q sermons Is1aJs His 81 sn ali To-
LIZ .fr, q vii iii be 'sDown in the Valley Of
Ln uas,ding NJ. Il. sunday school has held
neuu'n ,nnnai election of officers.
iIs - elected for the ensu-
. lnosv vaay are:--Mr- James =, Ester,
sonnxnerIntepdept; Dr. CLARK, MI Inomas
4 sTowe aud Miss Georges As-
a. ss aao@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; Mr.. A. n isie
sissant ~ = I,ra Hanson. Secretaries; All.
anu Z vs. Gssvans Treasurer. and Mt March
- saa.,,,srt and Mr.. John fsenharb, Liorar-
ia Us syllliam A. Bruce will discourse =,
80. ~ Z IL fhe south Bergen helornieo ~
fbnrci,. he Will continue " voui hes,s,@
sscharacter sermons wnicn ar y. :, o srgv-
81 ,y the pastor aud nther clensys
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LiItlefieid chairman, reports That up 70
October there were AIS members in the
club. The total membership to October
last year was 402, showing an increase Of
seventg-six.
w. g. Doubleday Chairman Of the Gym
nasium Committee. reports that Prof.
Grab has formed two classes. one for
caiesthenics the other for heavier work.
on the tFapeze and bars.
o. election day there win be stag eu-
tertainment in the clubhouse, and the
election returns will be received and an
nounced during the evening"
The Treasurer Will be at the club on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings In fu-
ture instead Of Tuesday and Saturday.
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UNION LEAGUE CLuR.

The Union League Club last Tuesday
nighE unanimously Endorsed the entire
RepuD lican ticket. and at the same time
extended It's sympathies to the unfortu-
mates on the ticket
The best evidence of the growing poDu-
larity of the club Is its constantly increas-
ing memberships. At the regular meet
ing Tuesday the club elected ten new
members.
The Committee on Amusaments are
making arrangements TO have eminent
speakers address the club and its guests
early next month.
The mem bers OF the Union League
passed resolutions concerning the death
OF George w. Clerihew at its last meet
inx. Mr.. sClerihew was not a member of
the club, but it recognized him as a pub
lie spirited man in whose death the city
lost progressive citizen.
John A. Walker IS the most constant
member in the club In his attendance.
He is the Chairman on the Library aud
Art COMMITTEES and devoEes much Of his
time to his duties.
Jimmy Love is always the last to leave
the club and frequently the wee Sma'
hours are well advanced when be and
his cigar depart for home
Ex-Mayer Gilbert Collins no longer has
balchelor quarters az the CLUB His fam
lily has returned from the country
Tom McEwan is said to be one of the
best read members Of the club. He Is a
good conversatienalist and a general
favofite.
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tended, and was success from everY
point OF view.
john Ielior, the Democratic caudldxe
for the Assembly in the Eleventh district.
has bsen a worker in the party Tor years.
he was q committeeman. aud always sup
ported the regular ticket. hs via -
elected beyond doubt.
Anna Schneider. an old woman who
Lived the life 81 q rscluss in an attic ii
the building corner OF Main street and
New York avenue, Union Hill. was found
dead on Wednesday nftarnoon. Death
was due to natural causes. The deceased
had s.. 800 in bank. which q married san
in Gnttsuberr will inherit
r.. -r.s, $780,, v.,,,,-< ,.x.,.. -.
Ncrfb Hrssar ,sera $500 49, Srs,t-
s'eeSav evsss;S,s Tha psr NJ Hsfefss
az 81 Natfhew,s cbnrch rearsse1 M
S,ffo Mnlisr ang Mss XII. hsth sf<r,-t
s,s-,v, 49, rs<,-x c.t $3.50. = -
e, s,t fs<,sf - 49, NssrTE H,,f
s,,si f,ssr yssilrs5 eoccan~ "a 40
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THE ]. c A. c.

The annual election OF officers or the
Jersey City Athletic Club for Inc ENSUING
year, will be held tomorrow Id the CLUB
house. The ticket which Is considered
Tappaw; for viee.presidept. S. Il. Fiuner:
Tor Secretary. II, c., Bennett; for Board
q Trustees IN. r. Chesney, Ii. X.
Weeks, G. l.. Wins and C. H Dickson.
There seems to be no opposition 10 this
Ticket exeept ~ the case OF the Vice
able opposition has deyelooed 10 Mr.. Fen
ney and that q certain number OF the CLUB
men are booming MIR. Doubleday for the
odice. Why anyone should oppose AR.
Finney cau't soc. He IS a good presid-
Ing ofieor-~f know that from the school
il which he received his parliamentsry
iuatrucIlop -and he certainty is 4 5.rst
oiAss fellow aud an enthusiastic club
man.
The Membership Comuittso. A. K
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DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY.


The members Of the Hudson Demo-
cratic Society are saying some pretty
hard things about the enterprising Eq'egl-
fJaq journal reporter who obtained re-
port Of the meeting Wednesday night
When the business meeting began re-
quest was made that all who were not
members of the club should
withdraw. Being in the hab-
il of meeting only gentlemen
the club fhe members thought that the
request would be sufficient TO insure
them the secrecy tS which they were en-
titled In the privacy OF their own home.
They had not as yet met any OF the adj
vaDced modern school of journalists
whose chief delight is IN invading
mans bedcham6er. giiting their ears to
keyholes and clinbing up grape
arbors like burglars in order
to pry into q mans private affairs. SO
when they saw stranger sitting among
them they took it for granted that he was
some new member OF The club. In fact,
when tlia same stranger was seen taking
and asked him IL he was
reporter The Journalist, mann
bled something by which the member
tells me he understood the journalist
to say he was member of the club. The
Journalist / am told, tries to excuse
HIS ADES0tiefUHU1t &0H0uct Dy saying
THAI there were several men present who
knew him and knew that he was
a reporter. Even if that was
SO did he not know that after
the nclite request he received
TO 60 there was nothing left for the mem
befs to do but to kick him ont or call in
the police to put hifn out? 70 which ex-
pedfents men such as those who compose
the society nate to resort to.
The paper upon the causes Of muni-
cfpai nsisgovernmept which Otto Grouse
read before the club the other evening
was so we'll received that am told there
is movement on foot to have it printed
in pamphlet form.
At the next monthly meeting OF the
society there will be a discussion en- a
subject OF current interest similar TO that
of last Wednesday evening, which win be
participated In by some Of the prominent
Democrats of the county
When George Heaney proceeds TO fay
Labor Agitator Gruber he will be en-
couraged and enthused by the presence
of large delegation from the society.
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THE AXIOM CLUE.

The season OF Sunday afternoon con-
certs al the Arion viii saon begin.
Adolph Walters. the popular Arionite,
who until recently resided in South Rsr-
gen, has moved into the Fourth district.
IL is said he moved so that the Arion
Club might be more accessible.
Henry a. Gaede. wha was recently Quite
III, has so far recovered as 60 be able TO
ut tend To business.
John Doscher, who is President OF the
Ere mont Club. is very enthusiastic over
the growth Of che new clubs
Henry Pattberg who is candidate for
Directorate Large on the Jefferson an
ticket expects generous recognition from
the Arion Club mem hers, but the Arious
are, many OF them, good Democrats
Mr.. Hliarius Pattberg has voice
which for power and tone is unsurpassed
in the club.
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cuticura Res solvent

The new Blood and Skin Puvifer and greats st Of
Huinor Remedies, internally (to cleanse the
blood of all Impurities and poisonous elements
and thus remove the oause), and CUrlcuRA. the
sit Skin Beautifier externally (fo clear the skin
and scalp and restore the hairo, speedily and
permanently cure every species OF itching
burning sc7fy, crusted, pilnply. scrofuious. and
hereditary diseases aud humors from infancy
to age, from pimples to scrofula.
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THE BERKELEY CLUB.

The attendance at the Berkeley Club
has increased largely during the past
week.
Clerk Esterbrook. has been pre-
vented from coming to the clubhouse
during these latter days because of eiec-
ton hustling He is quite power In the
district and IS exercising his Influence.
Counsellor Vauderzse is also busy
about election affairs He praises the Re-
publican ticket MS a model one
City Treasurer Jerry Cleveland is no
longer a member OF the club
Surrogate OsNeil has been assured
every time he has been at the club that
there is no question about his reelection.
Police Captain McNuity feels eIaled in
Justice DAVIS spoke for his policemen.
James Lillis, the expert bowler, Is also
power in the Fourth District Democrat
ic Association.
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me any good. had terrible leg, with q hole
in it as big as dollar. and p4in that almost set
me crazy | got scared about 1t, and deter
mined TO try CuTIcuRA REMEDiEs. obtained a
set, aud inside of 1--WE weeks my leg was healed
up as we'll as 1t ever was, except be terrible
scar It left fer a reminder of what was once a
terrible sore leg These REMEDIES are worth
their weight Ia gold.
john THIEL, afa e. $50 Street, New York
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misfortune TO bruise my leg.
and 1 put q piece Of sticking
plaster on il. inside Of a week
/ had a terrible leg. Ny wife
became frightened and adv sed
me o s 0 to surgeon Iweut.
and doctored for two months,
but no good was done nae, be-
sides costing me big money.
My leg had BY this time formed
into an ulcer, and got worse
every day / could not stand IL
any longer. and made up my
mind to 20 TO a hospital aud
see IL / could not b. hesped.
/ went 10 several here in the
city. In turn. but no ne could do
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-25
A BURNING SORE LEG.
Ulcers Form. Hospitals and Doctors
useless Crazed with Pain. Cured
by Cuficnra Remedies.

About eight years ago I wrote you from
Wilkesbarre, Pa, describing how your wonder
ful remedies completely cured me of a terrible
case of eczema or salt rheum. must now tell
you what CUrfcURA REMEDIES have again done
for me. On the I'D OF asl September, had the
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-25

pa<&aieE,tnter Il n6fn1fla sd aan89ro44 ~ 3@1
pAss<d tnrcg<1 1ass etrun- tFvof 191es q ~
ts,sss '. e f ~ ~ W. fss - ss q a
fr4sa ~ apin1ai aad EoEs<4Sls - =
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THE NEW JERSEY CLUB.Il

The New Jersey Ciub rooms at Grand
and Green streets are in perfect order. r..
W. Anuess has completed his work Of fir
ting tue rooms out with chandeliers and
making numerous sanitary improve
frents, and as u result the rooms have beef
we'll pAtrnnized during the past week.
The New Jersey IS the only real stag club
In the city, and the members are very re-
iicent about disclosing the many anus
ing incidents thar occur there.
The rounce players are In high feather
over the defeat OF Messrs. Allen and
Hogencamp one night last week. These
two gentlemen have defeated all players
that dared tackle them during the past
two mouths
Ex-Aideruian Shawda visited the club
house many times last week. The ex-
Aldeiman il greatlover Of poached eggs
on toast.
A eucnre tournament, which will cou-
mence next wesk, has been arranged by
ex-Alderman ShHwda Nearly all the
crack players will enter into the con-
Mr.. William Hogencamp Is considered
the most expert billiard PLAYER ia the
club. Mr., Hoxencamp niauipuiates a
cue very gracefully.
A move is on foot among the members
to have the clubhouse lighted taronahout
by electricity
II Is stated On good authority that 4
surprise stag is 10 be rendered one ct the
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Sold everywhere. Price. cur1cpnx 800: Soar.
&C; REso LyENT. 81. Prepared BY the Porrrn
DRuo AND CHxalsAL CORPORATION. Boston
pages, 80 Illustrations, aud 100 tes timoniais
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Oldest members in The club NEXT Thnrs-
day evening Elaborate arrangements
are being made for the event.
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THE PALMA CLUB.

The Riding Club connected with the
Palma Club did not hold its annual meet
ing for the election OF officers last Mon
day evening. as was expected, but will
10 so tomorrow evening. From present
Indications the old officers, with proba-
bly, few exceptions, will be reelected.
Hen Kellers of course will be captain. A
better man could not be found for the
position. lie is not only graceful and
accomplished rider. but he is An enthn-
siastic horseman and takes great prize ia
the club. The only aifficnlty with the
club just now is that 1t looks ~ IL more
men will join the club than there is room
for them ia the ring.
John Keller, without the S, need not
laugh so loud 1t the legglns did get on
the wrong way. John had a narrow es-
cape this time, but he don't want 70 for
get his straps the next time.
VIII M.dlege is missed about the club
house these nights when the bowling
cranks are owning the entire place. VIII
used to be one OF the best pin mowers in
the club, but since he joined the bene-
diets he has deserted the club and the
musicales.
Custodian Carriek has paid such close
attention to the expert testimony in the
Gordon will case that he ls thoroughly
acquainted with the chemistry OF inks.
Heknows all about eosine and auriue
aud it is said that he is preparing paper
on red inks which he is going to read
sometime during the coming winter.
Mir. Ira Shephardson, am told, is adj
vocating the organization of debating
society ID the club. He thinks that he
could give Mr.. r. w. WoIbert an intel
Iectual tussel on almost any question,
art matters preferred. | have been I'M
able to obtain Mr.. Wolbert's views upon
the subject. but am told that he would
prefer whist.
The library under the present efficient
committee grows apace and is second TO
no CLUB library III the city. / am afraid,
however, that the committee is not up In
the collection the other day / failed TO
find copy of that rare specimen Of early
Jersey English, ssAlice or the Wages of
Sin, by r. w. Paugborn.
Herb Potts is not permitting the ardu-
Gus duties Of his campaign TO interfere
with his duties as Chairman OF the Card
Committee.
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sscastoria owell adapted thai
recommend itas superior 70 any prescription
known 10 me-" H A. ARcHxR. II. D.,
Ii So. Oxford ST.. Brooklyn, \. z
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NV Foundry Department.

VIII make all kinds of Castings from pat
terms or old pieces of casting. Also have pat
terms for Crate Bars for Traction or Portable
Engines of Tricks make and others. Make
Sash Weights for Buildings of all sizes, in
large quantities lower than the lowest, and
am prepared to make all kind of Brass Cast
ings. keep on hand the Challenge Pump
and Water Elevator and Purifier, for deep
Wells and Cisterns. of which have all ex-
ira Chains. Cranks. Wheels, &c.
Agent for the CROWN WHEAT DRILL
Would be pleased if any one in need of a Drill
before purchasing elsewhere would give me
call.
viii thank the public generally for share
of their patronage, Yours respectfully,
Address P. o. Box 81.
September IL, 1889.