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Produce receipts: Flour, 81 eco quarter sacks;
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30

week. The eucampment Of wheelmen
unuer the auspices of the Athletic Assoc
citation is exciting a great deal OF intere st.
Many OF the summer visitors are payi ng
for the privilege Of looking ut the bicY-
clfsE5 under tents. The lantern par ad e
was made beautiful and effective on
Friday night. Eueh rider having deco
rated his wheels elaboratelv with lantern s
and flags. the line presented an attractive
appearance.
A parody on Mrs. Jarley's wax works
was given on Tuesday night at the Leroy
and afforded Il great deal of nerriment.
The prettiest gown to be seen at the
Park this season is worn by Miss Mary
Willard, charming guest of the st.
james Hotel It is of white silk
MULE, trimmed with valenciennes lace.
Miss Willard is decided brunette. and
the handsome dress contrasts beautifully
With her rich dark complexion.
A. Tayorite at all the Saturday night
hops at the st. James Is Miss Bessie
Daniels: She is bright conversational
ISL, fond OF boating and bathing, and dis
plays exquisite taste in dress.
Ocean Grove is OVERLOOKING with
strangers. Indeed, greater interest in
the camp meeting was manifested this year
than ever before. There have been at
least eight or ten services each day,
morning, noon and night having been
devoted to prayer. Children's meetings,
cid peoples meetings, and prayers for
mothers and fathers and families have
all been we'll attended.
AT EEABRIGHT AND ELSEWHERE.
No resort along the coast is looking
lovelier than Seabright, owing to the fact
that the cottagers during the summer
have been trying TO Guido one another in
making the lawns look attractive The
close cut grass is soft as velvet, and the
flower beds are really artistic.
No end Of lawn parties have been held
on them. Scarcely an evening passes
without one.
The entertainment given by the Sea-
bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
was success and largely attended.
The series OF tabIeaux arranged by the
ladies of General Ferd P Earie's Hotel
Normandie by the sea. was one OF the
brightest events of the week.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30

Fifth Avenue Theatre, in New York. are
I'D and tile roof will be put on next week
Inc house is sure to be finished By 40
y9mber
II. G Bafnabee of the Bostonians is ex-
pectcd h0:pe from Gsnrope next week.
TIC new Manhattan Opera House now
being built ID Thirty-fourth street pear
Broadway, is the third playhouse in New
York Owned by Oscar Hamnerstein. II
viii be finished in January and it is said
bnat nothing viii compare with il In mag
nlfcence in New YORK
"A High Roller, which made such q
dasco IN New York a few weeks back, has
been bought BY Randall and Dickson.
The scenery and costumes viii only be
used and another play by Archie Gordon,
formerly called "HaYseeds," will be sub
stituted.
Richie Ling. the English tenor engaged
BY Rudolph Aronson to appear IN the
Casino In October, sailed from Europe
yesterday on the Aurania Marie Tenn
pest will sail from London during the
coming week.
Mr.. DAILY has closed q twentv-one years.
lease Of the new theatre in Cranbourne
street, London, which will in future be
known as Days Theatre.
Mrs. Agnes Booth returns TO 4. NJ.
Palmer's management. and is to appear
at Palmer's Theatre in Alabama
Effle ElIsler will cling to Hazel Kirke .
9. w. CouldocK will be the blind father
as usual
Emma Abbots costumes, which she
valued at 100000, were sold at auction ia
New York Tuesday aud sold for 81, 954 05.
Max Freeman added another to his long
list of encounters at the Casino last week
when he squared of with Conried
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30
TN PARK AND GROVE.
Sayings and Doings Of the Semi
Religious Resorts-Legion
Of Honor
Sp.cial to t.e sl,.eIav M0r,.i,.q Ns.rs.

AsBugY PARK, August 20. 1S9l.--All
the seaside resorts have been crowded
with guests all during the week. Al
though autumn is approaching there is
but little evidence that people are return
ing to the city, many having already
made arrangements to spend the bright
fall days out Of town..
Long Branch has been unusually gay
this week. Notwithstanding THAI the
day appointed for the Seaside Harvest
Festival was rainy, = large number number Of
nostpone the pretty harvest procession
until a day later, but the hop in the even
mo At the West End Hotel was a
brilliant affair. A grand display
Of fireworks also took place on the lawn
near the hotel.
Everybody enjoyed the Children's Car
dancing of the little ones was really
beautiful TO behold. a descriptive dance
given by four young ladies representing
the SEASONS was exceedingly pretty. and
the dance of dolls by eight little children
was also excellent, the performance be-
ing remarked and heartily applauded by
all present. =, So
a scene OF gaiety, the German so long an
ricipated taking place. The gallery con-
needing the two hotels was cleared for
dancing and the occasion was one OF
great pleasure.
THE AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR
The ninth biennial session OF The SUI
preme Council of the American Legion OF
Honor has been held during the week AZ
Howland's Hotel. The Council will
be in session for seven days,
and on Monday night the
proprietor OF the hotel will tender IL
banquet. Governor Albeit. Governor
Hill and Governor Pattisop Will deliver
addTessea. Representatives from nearly
every State in the unton have attended
the sessions. Tho principal business OF
the Legion j. to be the revision Of It's
larF. s
AEnURY rARK.
APbury Park his neyer had better
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Teacher-.J Johnny. why is George
Brown absent p,
Johnny-@Wy. George Brown seys lis
sisters got coles but DAT amt n0thins
tother one de measles, but come all che
same. n-LI5e
How She Got There.
Wonderful shorteake.
Il had some strawberry shortcake to-
day. II WIS delicious. Made ma 6e4z
ike another man.
Same effect with me. Doubled me -
in ten minutes 2
Mothex's Help.
Brace:-ssYour wife's nofher helps her.
a great deal. doesn't she2s
Bagley:-"Yes; she has gone into town
now 70 buy dress to match some buttons
her mother gave her.
An Instantaneous Change
Gilroy.-.'Thaf's very plain LOOKING
girl in the nearest box
Larkins-.sT That girl is worth s50e o00 ii
her own right.
tsiiroys-'.A hi now look at her again /
see she is really handsome Epoch.
Rights of an Umpire.
That's exactly what I came here for
this evening, Miss Mildred
The young man laid aside his hat, oxne
and gloves
That's exactly what I came for. > be
repeated, possessing himself of her hand
Il want you Tor my wife
fou might have saved yourself the
trouble, Mr.. Fsirball, " exclaimed the
girl. taking her hand way a sllan
Another word Of back talk Ike that.
said the young baseball umpire, quietly
but firmly passing his arm shout ne<
waist and pulling her head d0wn 90 h{1
shoulder, will cost you - ss--C htc106
Tribune.
A Tbourhtfa1 TrisAd
MY. shat'sa pretsy KirI. said one *
the travellers. throwing himself hall o0t
OF the window 20 500 ksr "A l'
Fer heavens SAKE p1tl - pour hea1l%
shouted his com pani0p. M
whats the natter27 was the texxi1Hd
inquiry
IT want that window ID lock &c her my.
self - hiJddslphlo 1inags. S
His Copy
What shall write this nioxnlno. MI ~
asked the frasb y0ung man of tne x111
aging editor You may try yor1f kS<llE
On yenr RESIGNATION, " replied the z1tfe< -
a study IN ceiors
Harry Belle has deliciouely ~
Jack--s Yes. nnd she has i fafh6< lli1I
liz deliciousls richer ~ EpGcA
SO 6lew.' '.s NJ
An autograph lerter of Abrahsz
cofn 10 fFseud is saia 50 coa<Ais taS IA
lpwings DO not worry Eat 1h<ee 81 |1l<
meals dAy. sav yo1r pfayrrs 9TH e
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5eweiry Jottings.


Supports for candle shades are made Of
silver
Four lsaved clover is the lucky garter
clasp.
Tourists chains are made Of oblong
silver links
Gold ears Of corn are designed for
sleeve buttons.
Tiny silver chairs have plush seats for
pin cushions.
Small tunnels OF silver are among the
novelties.
Silver fruit knives ara set in standards
of silver, blades up.
Five little enameled swallows on a
twig Is a pretty design on silver
branch
Small scent TASKS of crystal are
overlaid with perforated silver orna-
ments.
Silver match boxes with backs of per-
forated ornament are pretty and new
Straight cups of glass with fine ccncen-
trio ribs are bound, as 1t we're, in enam-
eled gold
Mncilage bottles Of glass with fine con-
centric rings have silver tops ana brush
handles
Diminutive silver brooms prove to be
pencil Gases in which are attached glove
buttoners-
Light and graceful standards of silver
containing gold lined egg cups are placed
between pendant egg spoons
Long sheaths OF Russian leather are
bound and tipped with repousse silver.
They are designed for scissors.
Large deur-de-lis and hearts sur
mounted by ceronets covered with
white velvet are used in displaying jew
eled ornaments.
Oblong card counters OF perforated sill
yer have the counters inside on wheels
slightly projecting from the side that are
easily Tl1OrSaH .3V Eh. fNTqab
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30
THE 9HEA7RHS.
Opening Of the Regular
Season at the Academy
Tomorrow Night.
g THROW SALT ON Me-. he CRIED.
Gossip About the Stage aud Those
Who People 1t.

Manager Harry Hyams, painters, car
penters and scrub women are hustling to
have the Academy Of Music in readiness
for the opening tomorrow night A most
decided improvement has been made in
the new exits, that on the main floor
remedying a decidedly bad feature of the
house heretofore. ~ and ], y with John
T. Kelly and Dutch Daily in the cast, is
the play booked for the opening
Since It's presentation here last
season It has been rewritten,
and new songs, dances and specialties
added Fiowie West and Georgia Dem
min, formerly of the Casino, are part of
the company. The play was well received
in Boston, where it opened After ~
and II there Will follow EfHe Ellsler,
"AlI the Comforts of Home" Cora Tan
ner. My Jack, /" Hole in the Ground, !"
''sshenandoan." Roland Reed, Blue
Jeans Jersey City Opera Company.
s'Wilkfnson's Widows -Mantell, F" Hal
len & Hart, "Bridget's Baby" Frank
Daniels, Seaman Natural Cas- MIR.
Barnes OF New York. Nellie McIzeury,
Pauline Hall, "Trip to Chinatown"
Men and Women ssOId Homestead, z
Nat Goodwin, Evans Il Hoey, Vernona
Jarbeau and the Charity Ball"
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30

basque.
Handsome gowns OF magnolia white
cloth, which always look rich and tasg eful
on every occasion, are made with vests OF
white silk cord embroidery, applied
directly to the dress front. Beyond this
fiat vests are folds from the shoulder OF
magnolia white silk. with full sleeves OF
the silk alone, finished with deep cuffs Of
the silk embroidery. The plain cloth
skirt is finished with hem Of silk over
laid with the rich white trimming.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30

Stage realism Is hard to produce prop
especially In one night stands. All
are familiar with the great climax, 1.-THE
World is AEine,'' in '.MonEe Cristo" Dan
ties, with arms wildly extended TOWARD
the black sky is standing on q lone rock
in the ocean. with the waves and spray
(rock salt) dashfng about and over him as
he ufters the celeb rated line
Horace Lewis was playing Ia a a one
night town. All went as usual until the
great scene of the piece was reached.
Stage hands were stationed in all the
entrances. each with pail OF rock salt.
their instructions being 70 dash the salt
ia handfuls on the rock and Dantes at a
given cue.
Dantes reached the cue but the waves
and the spray were sadly lacking. the
stage hands being awe struck and gazing
at the actor with their mouths open. He
continued the scene as best he could and
reached the climax in an awful passion
''The world is minel" he shrieked, and
the usual whlrlwiud of applause came
from the audience, under cover OF which
the enraged Dantes conlnanded--s'Th Throw
salt on me. you fat headed, idiotic
- throw salt on me ~
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30

1t will surprise many admirers OF a
great English poet Of this century to learn
that he WIS great eater. In the latest
edition OF Lambs works il is stated that
the person with whom the Lambs board
ed at Enfield charged usually one shilling
extra when they had a friend at dinner.
bnt when Wordsworth was the guest
they charged one and sixpence. M hen
Lamb demonstrated, SAYING: He's q
great poet, the practical landlord re-
Piled, Don't know about the great poet
but he's great eater. ~ Boston Travel
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30

Teacher. Johnny. why is Georges
Brown absent ~
Johnny-.Wy. George Brown seys his
sisters got cole; but DAT amt n0fhins
tother one de measles, but come ali che
same. n-L1Je
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30
bow she Got Tbera.

II had some strawberry shortcake to-.
day. It was delicious. Made ma fe4k
like another man.
Same effect with nae. Doubled me -
in ten minutes-' 2
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30

Four pounds of sugar, one pint of vine
gar. TO Twelve pounds OF fruit; put sugar
ana vinegar together and boil: tho next
day drain off the liquor and boil again;
do this three times and Your pickles are
fine: add cinnamon to the liquor and
stick two cloves in each peach.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30

For the dough take cupful OF milk,
butter the size Of an egg, two teaspoon
fuls OF baking powder, little salt and
-four enough to roll ont. Have ready a
Cover with the dough. aud when baked
reverse the dish and add to the apples
butter. sugar and spice to taste. Serve
with rich cream.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

A three burner MONARCH COAL
OIL STOVE on iron frame,-all com
plete with extension top, fiat iron heat
ers, &c, cost $500 viii sell for $500
Have no use for IT, Apply at this Office.