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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
sCHAEFfER's DAT.
He Led the Marksmen at the Ciaremont
Shoot Yesterday.

He Led the Marksmen AT the ClAretnon A
Shoot Yesterday.
The card for the marksmen of the New
Jersey Shooting Club. who sought sport
before the traps al Ciaremont yesterday,
embraced eight events 1T clay pigeon
cracking, three prizes being awarded in
each event The winners
First, ten disks, unknown angles
Schaeffer. S: Richmond. z, and Pope. s.
Second.=-KeysEone system, twenty sim
giles. Richmond and Schaeffer. 10 each;
w. +. Simpson, II.
Tnird.-A walking match at ten bircs
each. second barrel breaks to count one
half. SundermRnp, 81. Compson. Vim
cent and PoDe, 5 each
Fourth Uuxnown angles. ten pigeons
each. Hobart, g. Bigoney. Pope. Rich
mould anG Scharffss. 5 each.
Fifth--At nine singles, KeTstone sys-
tenn. aud three pairs each. Schaener, Ho-
bart. Simpson and HINT, IS each.
Sixth--A walking match, ten targets
each, second barrel hits TO count one
half. schaetfer, 9; Bigoney and w. Ho-
bart, eacn.
Seyentia-9en missiles each. keystone
system. Suudermann. 10s Hobart and
Simpson. 8 each.
Eightn--Tbe thirteenth match of the
series Mt twenty singles each, keystone
system. for Marlin de. For first hon
ors Simpson and Schaeffer tied with
clean scores OF fractures. On the after
shoot the former won the honors for the
second time.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
AMONG The WHEELERs.
What is Going On Iu Local and Other
Cycling Fields.

What is Going On Iu Local and Other
Cycling Fields
There are three named on the bulletin
board at the clubhouse OF the Hudson
County Wheelmen for. admission.
The Hudson County Wheelmen are
planning for full winter programme of
indoor amusements-
The members of the Wheeling Division
of the Jersey City Athletic Club and the
Hudson County Wheelmen believe the
Cycle Protective Association l. good
thug. and will do much toward making
the Association useful.
The closing club race Of the Brighton
Wheelmen WIS great success. Mt
withstanding the extremely cold weather
more than thirty wheels were ont.
A number of Jersey City Athletic Club
Wheelmen have been invited 10 particle
pate in a stag to be held by the Manhat-
tan Bicycle Club New Years Eve.
MIR. 6. Carlton Brown is the new Chief
Consul OF the New Jersey Division OF the
League of American Wheelmen.
The Bergen County Wheelmen have
decided TO Guild new clubhouse.
The Hudson County Wheelmeu are
preparing for s stag entertain ment 60 be
given In the clubhouse.
The annual election of officers of the
Hudson County Wheelmen takes place
next Monday evening. Ii is probable
that all the old officers, who have all per-
formed their respective duties efficiently
and 70 the entire satisfaction OF the club.
The pool tournament is stia on at the
clubhouse.
The next regular meeting OF the New
Jersey Division OF tue League Of Ameri-
can WbeeImen viii s.e held in the cub
house Of the Eizabeth Wheelmen on
~ 4 II xt4.ekH
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
JOHNSON Nor INDICTED.

The Grand Jury refused to inlict VIII
lam II. Johnson. who has accused by
William Harvey Of having embezzled
SIC, 900 from him 1t was said yesterday
that when the Grand Jury was put in
possession OF all the facts OF the casa on
Thursday the conclusion WAS reached
that johnson stole the moaey, but that he
had made good the losses OF Harvey s.
Son to the founder OF the firm before has
death.
The Grand Jury after the investigation
night ne received his liberty. He went
T. his home IL BroogIyn.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
THEY TALK LEAGUE.
The Gaelic Football Dis
cussing a Champion
ship Series.
BOWLING STRIKES AND BRAKES.
Wheelmen's Norld-clay Birds
shattered at Clare
mont.
BOWLING STRIKES AND BRAKES.

It was suggested in THE NEWS several
weeks ago that the local clubs
belonging to the Gaelic Associa-
ton would Increase the interest in the
pastime by organizing local
league aud have championship series Of
games before the season terminates. The
suggestion has met with the endorsement
Of the majority of the clubs and efforts
are now being made to form the organi-
cation. Mr.. Farley. Of the Farley
Emmett Club. has been especially
active in effecting the ORGANIZATION.
He waited upon the Shamrock and the
Gaelic Clubs and found them to be like
Barbers-willin'. The Barrys declined
until the regular season of the Gaelic
Association had closed. He had, how
ever, changed his mind and Informed
a NEWS reporter last night that he is 10
hearty accord with the movement, and
would do anything in his power to help
the popularity OF the game in this city
AS the four clubs are now disposed TO
unite there should be no hitch. and an
early meeting should be called to estab-
llsh the league.
The Central Council Of the Gaelic Asso-
citation has declined TO allow the protest
of the Mitcheils and the Kickhams get
the championship. The Mitchels Will
clay against the l. C. A. @. at Ridewood
today for the second honors.
The Shamrocks met last evening ana
received james Dolan. James Glossy
and P Halligan as members. The by
laws submitted by the committee were
adopted. 9'he team viii practise today
at Communipaw and a photographer will
be present to take their pictures.
The Barrys will practice today ar Oak
land Park Captain Larkens will instruct
them in new code of Signals. The as
socation VIII have its annual ball at
Woods Hall on December %
The Gaelic Clubs team will not play
the Amboy team until next Sunday. The
match viii be at Comfnunipaw.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
WORKERS In ALL FIELDS.
typographical Union Win Dance
Notes of other Trades

At the last meeting Of Typographical
Union Nc "a. Of this city, II was de<aflsd
to bold ball in the near future. aau :
COMMITTEES consisting Of Messra DANES
Hopkins. Joseph Seeley. Charles BroWer
John McKaig aud Nicholas was ID
pointed 70 make the necessary arrange
pents. All the members Of The commit
! tee are Inns lers in that psriicular llno,
and II the affair is nor cou1plete success
il certainly Will be no fanlt Of theirs.
There is no reason why It should not b.
success, as the printers of every secfi0u
are noted for the excelience at the en1er-
tainmenss and balls hsld under thair
auspices.
Certain officers and members of ~
knights OF Labor IN Patterson. u il a.
legged, cold their influence Ia their f<Sr<rr
tive organizations o local politicians Z 1x@
ing the recent election. and charges h&94
been preferred, which, Il proved. WilI6x44
ate considerable tronf,te.
A building. TO cost $50 900. Will be erecf-
ed on street, Washington, by til unfoa
printers Of thapcitr, 20 be used Tor mea<<
log rooms. billiard and pool paf'iors and
other conTenienres Thought 70 be nete<-
sary for the comfort OF tue members IL
Typographical Union NO 1o1 and theik
friends. M
The annual ball Of the United Tia sn3
Sheet Iron Workers Uuloo, OF Hrfso6
county, New York and Brookfxa NM
held al Taumany Hall. New York. on
Monday evening last. Many useazl3<f3
of toe local tinsmitlsss unions Of Hndxu4
county attended with their WIVES d8i11lz~
ters aud swesthaarls- 1twas iizcss S1Es,@
cessfni affair S.
The knights OF Labor Potfers' A<se1s3x
bly, No. 100 OF Trtnton Will hejE thxlf
sixth annual convention in that city on
on January 4 IS
Work III the building trade Il repce<ea
MS being very good By the various u1io44
10 tae cGuufry-
Sweetwood are the deierates OF ~. 81 ~
the convention 70 be held ia KtW4fE
next Sunday Tor the prrpuse Of 6orxnioH
State Typographical onion ~
There is printing ofllce Ia I1diaGx
that Is said to be daily opened sud cl00&H
with prayer An irrevereut toQxI6E
temporarily sojDurninx IN this CITY hs{u&
told OF this. said that the ma5orIfr AZ
country print ehopsr, he had ti6{f16
were opened by the "devil,a aud hot IT.
frequently closed By the Saerl6 81 81
A handsome souvenir Journal h6s Ho&Hf
issued BY the Knighss Of Labor - <011>
memcrate the recent Of =, conye1<it4
ar Toledo. o. :,
Union No. / Of New York res3in<;ol34'
were adopted denouucing HineIe ~ S6<
OF this city. ard steps were tskSn ~ Df0-
cee6 against the nsczbs', wofk{ux II I'M
shop OF that drm- The 9<siko III fI<6
shops Of the Hiugies Is st5}i 6r, both 1II$14j
being Arm ii their intention n0t - Uf&&
In SIX
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
NINE. pUPLANkY,s SUI.
She Was the Star OF the Faust Up to
Date Company

LONDON. Dec. 5, 1891. The divorce suit
of Miss Florence st. John. otherwise
Mime. Duplaney. against NJ. Marius Da-
planey. came up this morning
Miss st. John. who will be remembered
in America as having been the star of the
Faust Up to Dale" Gaiety Company,
ada with considerable pecuniary success,
some two years ago, charges her husband
with adultery and cruelty.
NJ. Marius denies the charge, and has
replied with a counter suit against
Florence st. John. in which he charges
her with having committed the Ssatutabie
offence. naming Arthur Cohen, sub
editor of the Financial NeaCs of this city,
as correspondent. and Harry Marks, who
is probably as we'll known In the United
States as he is in London
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
VICTIM OF THE BOMB
Frank NO.. son. Well Known and Popu-
lar in Greenviile

FFahk ho~~.I son. "sII lknoWn and Fopu-
lar In Greenviile.
Frank Robertson. the Young clerk who
was in Russell Sage's officesin New York
at the time the bomb exploded with such
fatal results and who Is now lying at
Chambers street suffering from several
bruises, is well known in the Greenville
section Of this city. He is member of
Iroquos Athletic Club of Bayonne and
during the past year has raSen an active
part in athletics He is we'll liked ia
Greenville uad large circle of friends
wish him speedy recovery. Ii Is feared,
however, that he Will lose his eyesigLt.
His right eye, which was severely in
jured, has been cut out and there is 4
strong probability that the other one will
also have to be taken out.
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made long runs, aud on every occasion
have had pleasant times. The popularity
of the wheeImen from this county is
demon strated by he fact that they are
cordially received wherever they go.
The Bew stean-heatlug apparatus IN
the club house Of the Hudson County
Wheelmen is great improvement on the
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06

Your hard wood doors are altxays 10
exQuisitely polished. How do you man
age TO keep them sof' .s
rut ch&nioIs skin <ro1sers 81 f]ls.
chsldreh and ist them ping ID ths 64of- 4
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
TIE BOSTON
READY FOR The RUSH.
Commencing Tomorrow. Monday. De-
cembep z, our stores will be open
until 8 o'clock every evening.
First Crop Of Xmas InpOTtatiOnS Ill In.

Sensible and Useful Xmas Compliments the shape Of Silver
and Gold Headed Umbrellas Smoking jackets Morning Gowns
Ladies Gents JewerY Serware Ladies and Misses Water
proofs Mues Handkerhiefs Shoes Ties and Fancy Slippers
Natty ChdeDs Caps Gives the Latest Neekdres
for Gents Boys Full Dress Shirts Rubber Goats and Maen
toshes for Men and Boys.
What useful appropriate appreciated than
Gifts mentioned above? For little boys IL
have any quantity of Kilt Suits Kilt Oyercoats Fancy Pen
Jackets Country Choice Over
and Suits Men and Boy No better IN the land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
COTTON NARKFrs-Ry TELEGRAPH

day include 5000 bales American. Futures closed
steady Ameriean-Mdding low niddling clause, July
delivery 27-G4d sellers; July and August delivery,
4276h sellers August and September delivery, % 81
IA 29-64d september and October delivery, 32-646
49, cd october and November delivery. 9j04d Hers
November and December delivery 37.64d value; De-
cemb-F and January delivery. 39-64d sellers January
and February delivery, 4f-64d sellers February and
Galveston, July l6-COtton nominal; mddllng FEC
low middling, 5-l6c; good ordinary, jl6; net and
receipts, 90 bales exports castwise bales
sa.s. % bales stock, 4,s71 bales. IN
Norfolk, July 16.-CottOn dun middng, Sc; and
gross receipts IS bales exports coaswise 267 bales
sales, 80 balcs stock, G.G2S bales.
Savannah, July l6-COttOn easy; middlinF, 794c low
middllng, 3l6c good ordinary csc net and gross
cepts 20 bales exports coastiso ll9 bales sales, 50
bales stock, 51S6 bales.
New-orleans. July 1e.-Cotton steady; niidling.
15.l6c; low mddng, 3-16c; good ordinary 7.lGc
and gross receipts. 800 bales; exports 10 Great
Britain, 3,075 bales; sales, 100 bales stock, 65005
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
THE PETROLE UNI MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was no change yesterday from the stagnation
which has recently afflicted the crude oil market A
novel feature was a transaction Of 1000 barrels at
the Stock Exchange at 81 cents-the first which has
been made this week At the Consolidated Exchange
there were sales Of 5000 barrels at 65a67 rs cents
Refined OIL was unchanged at 705 cents In barrels and
$50 cents IN cases. Foreign quotations were Ant
werp, 16 Is francs; Bremen, 6.25 marks; London
9-l605 5-9 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17

State Of New.York. County Of New-York
l. J. r. Thompson, Cashier Of the above named bank.
do soeny that the above statement is true 70 the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before this 18th day Of
July, 1891 c. r SYMMES,
Notary Public n. Y. Co. no. p.
Correct-Attest:
6. G.. BAYNE,
S. T. HUBBARD, Jr, , Directors
STUART O.. NELSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco July Ia 1891
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, July 1e-p. m
The weakness of the foreign exchanges to-day
proved that the exports Of gold had ceased lt
was caused by the increased offerings OF oom-
mercial bills against immediate or prospective
shipments of merchandise. To put 1t in another
way. the exports of merchandise have overcome
the return Of securities. In spite OF the most
favorable conditions, the stock market was duh
and virtually unchanged There is complete har-
mony in railroad rates; large crop Is seeking
to fill the European deficiency, and money is
accessible at about Ia per cent on call. No
where is there any speculative activity. 1t is
not a sufficient excuse that in the midsummer
months the markets are dull The conditions
attending speculation were never like the present
ones Everything favors an advance, and prices
stand still 1t must be tina: confidence is disturbed
by the uncertainty about silver legislation. APP
uarently the purchase of 100000 ounces OF
silver bullion month by the treasury does no, not
satisfy the popular clamor for cheap money me
action of the Ohio Democratic convention III IaV0I
Of free coinage may perhaps be cOhsGereu aI Iiol
cation Of the general opinion in the West. II that
should be the prevalent sentiment the ac .ion
Of the next Congress should not De C JouDx
ful The dulness of the Stock Exchan9e
markets is made plain by these possibilities Inc
interests which are supposed TO be Ioaueu WIN
railway securities oppose deciine IL pIces, Duo
are unwilling TO increase their holdings IheX are
waiting in the vain hope that some one VIII re-
Ieve them of burden that is constantly growing
bsevieT Every day brings new hope and is
necessarily nearer its accomplishment.
In the morning hours to-day there was con
siderable selling which was at once attributed 10
tbe short interest The declines that were achieved
were fractional and for that reason the market
became dull The rally was not lively, but the
last prices were practical recovery
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government bonds.
but the recent strength of the market was main
fact more confident. The final quotations were
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
OFT, MIRYETG

Oil City, Penn. July 1e.-Natlona Transit certificates
opened at CSC highest, CSC lowest 67sc closed 679.c
sales 1900 bbs shipments. 1918 bbs runs 81 S27
bbls.
Pittsburg Penn, July 16.-Petroleum dull and lower
National Transit certificates opened 67asc closed
66'sc; highest, 67sc; lowest, ss'sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
proposaIs.
ROPOsALS FOR HEAD sTONEs-ARMY

PROPOSALS FOR HEAD STONES-ARMY
i BUILDING. WHITEHALL-sT, NETWORK CITY,
July 49, 1S0l-Seaed proposals. tripeate subject 20
conditions viii be received at this ONCE until ~
O'Clock m August 49, 1891 which time and place they
will be opened the presence OF bidders, for furnishing
600 (subject increase decrease Of twenty 600
uer cent? American White MARBLE HEAD STONES, in
Slabs The reserves the right 20 reject any or all
nroDosas or % accept will be advantageous TO
the Department Preference will be given TO articles OF
domestic production manufacture, conditions Of quality
and price ncuding In the price OF foreign productions
and manufactures the duty thereOn) being equal Spec
fcatons blanks and information az 20 bidding etc. VIII
tanning proposals should be marked Proposals for Head
Stone, g" and addressed 70 ALEX. j. PERRY, Quarter
ma General, L. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 209 Stewart Building, No. $50 Broadway
Tulv

NEW.YORR. July II. 1851.
ITO CONTRACTORS
Bid, or proposals for constructing a highway, re-
tanning walls apUurtenances etc. at CrOtOn DAM IN the
town OF yorktown, Westchester County, New YORK as
called FOR In the approved forms Of contract and spechce
lions on file the Office Of the AQueduct Commissioners
WI be- received this office until O'Clock D. m. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 20 1891, at which place and hour
they will be publicly opened by the Adudue Commission
cps and the award for doing said work will be made by
said Commissioners thereafter a. possible .
Blank forms and specifications for doing said
work bids proposals and envelopes for their
enclosure be obtained az the above office OF the Aque-
Duct COmmi application tO the secretary.
IIy order OF the Aqueduct Commit ssioners,
JAMES c. DUANE President.
JOHN c. SHEEHAN. Secretary
ITO IRON NAM FACTl RERS-Office of U.
{. Light. House Engineer, Fifth ana Sixth Districts,
baltimore Md June 80 1s91-Proposals Will be received
az this Office until II o'clock Of "Wednesday the 22d
day July 1891 furnishing the materials and labor
Of ali kinds necessary for the completion and delivery Of
the metal Of the Maryland Point Lighthouse Mary
land Plans Specifications forms u proposal and other
Information may be obtained application - his ONCE
right Is reserved reject all bids ana TO
waive any defects. J. c. MALIERY, Captain Of Engi
naers. U. 5. A.. Light House Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17

SEALED fhOf OoALo WIZ ue TSCelleu az Iuo
- Office OF the Supervising Archtec: Treasury Depart.
mont Washington d. c.. until o'clock D. the lst
dav Of Angus 1891 ror all the labor and materials re-
qured FOR repairs the heating apparatus, removal OF
Cd water supply tank, furnishing new iron supply ank
Sc for the u $ custom. House Buidhs az ~ S,S
NAV he had on application his Onie at the Office Of
the OF Repairs. r. s. Public buildings New
York y Y Each bid must be accompanied by certified
hot less than per cent OF the amount o.
the bid The Department will reject all bids received
after the tine herein stated FOR opening the same also
bids which do not comply strictly with all the requirements
OF this invita- Proposals must be ncosed In envelopes
sealed and marked Proposals for Repairs TO he Heating
new iron supply tank Sc, for the g. s Custom House
building at New.YOrK, n Y" and addressed 70 w. j.
EDBROOKE. Supervising Architect
July IA, 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

There were no transactions in Government bonds.
but the recent strength of the market was main
famed Holders of per cent bonds were, In
fact, more confident The final quotations were
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
Bank Statements.

y EP0RT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
ne state OF NewYork, the close OF business July g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
flnantiaI meetlngs.

rVO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE D: c.
Newell & sons. Hudson River NH and LUMBER t .Q
pany-You VIII please take notice that gne5a d h ar ~
~ tho .octh0lders u aid Company VIII De hSlu az Le
Office Of D. newell sons. IN the t.y oa ~ Ut
August 10 1eql at l. o'clock noon ana thnt az .u III
Ing resolution will be offered that Two Hundred
Doas OF the OF said COMPANY De -,utq - rsrc1
guaranteed 20 pay : per Gey ~ W >f-yvFI
DARIUS f. NEWELL. DAhACo - ~ t,,asiiAr.
secretary. r'9iu'i''
Dated New York. July -. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17

loLal sales IOT the day
SILVER iUls lOl- iOI lOlAs IOs IOIe I.O.Ooo
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
1R0LEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MApvprs

London; July IS p. m.-Consols 95 ZIG for money
and % el6 for the account. New.York Pennsylvania
and Ohio first mortgage bonds, 3Os; Illinois Central
y1t Mexican Ordinary, 35as s.: Paul common, CO.. /;
ReGdng r 4 Mo9ey = per cent The Of discount
Is sa2 cent Paris advccs quote per cent fents
at - francs 20 Ger Zines for the account exchange
London at 20 francs 25a confines for checks amount
Of bullion gone into the Bank OF England balance to-day
Is 5000.