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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
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eil1en 2lu5tpeiS iiber Die 3ularnnlenieBung
Der 8epDlferrug Der 0teitz @nglano: Staateu
mad Oaltfarbe, @eiblebt uub allgemeiner
6erfunft perDffentlid bat, fol9t ieBt euI
iol1er iiber Die logeaannten Ditliher
Mittelitaaten: Stem Oorf, Seem Serlep uno
YennlDlDanien.
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49, 200. 800 mi bel Siemlj6 gletder Ser
tbetlung Der 0siNlebter (6,364,G43 mdnn1
li6en, 6,33j,757 tpetbllbcn @eld)Iedts)
1856, 055 @tnQeborcne uno 2,745, TO @tnz
gemanoerte ullo II, ASS, 790QSelBe uEo 232;z
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einoeborene uro 3,275,911 eingeDanoerte
@lterr batter. SIS itellte itb mltbtu Die
eineepanberte tpelBe SeDDlferung uno Die
er1te Generation bort, Da Die 3abl Der etnz
aerpanoerten Narbigen (Gbinelell, Sapaner,
gteaer uno Otiihlinee aus Weitinoleu ,c.)
muir 8479 betr6gt, auf 6,012, III ooer reid
lib 473 8ro5ent Der 0ela1nmt Sepolz
ferlng.
SSn ben einaelnen Staaten lit bas Ser
bGltuiB notilrlih nt6t gang DuSlelbe. 9tem
Wort bat auffaIenber gHetle inter leiner @ez
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itarten @inDanoerung lunger 3euts, cine
orDBere meibli1e als mldnulld)e 8epolterung
3, O20, $50 BON Der ~erlteren gegen ,976, 1913
BON bet leBteren; ebenlo glem Serlep-
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fonlmen.
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pDlferung bon 4,426.S 03, cine eingetpanz
berte BON l,571,O50, cine eiu0etparz
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tpalDerte bon 328,975 uno cine eingetpauz
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500, 1863 ooer 48.4 b. s.. Der @elammtz
8ep6lterung BON 1,444, 933; Yenniulpanier
unter 5,258, Ola Bepobnern 4. Alp, 1874 etnz
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1910, 1859 etngemanoerte peiBe nebit eriter
Generation ooer 1868 b. $. Der @elanmtz
8euOlterung.
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SiGote anbetrifft, 10 itebt Stem Oorf all
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Stem Wort fDaren bon 1,515,30l Glnz
fpobnern 639,943 ooer AZ b. y. einqepalz
bert, Die 3elanlnte fremolarotld,s meiBe
8eDOlterung, etn9etpanoert uno erlte @ez
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@eiammtbepOlterune uno beinoOe62Qrpsent
Der gelammten peiBen 8euDlteruuo. ceSn
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70 D. g.. in Grie County (Buffolo) auf fat
73 b. s., IN NlbanD ouf fait So, in Wtonroe
Gountp Otodefter) nabc3u IS, lit Ououbaaa
(5Dracnle) 81, in Onetoa @oautp Gttica)
534, in Queens County Gong Ssiono) So,
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SIN Staate SEEM Serlep aebDrt in finf
Counties mebr ais Die 9Qltte Der BepDl=
feruug Der einaemanoerten ueiBeu Bep0lz
ferung ulo oeren 9tadfommen eritcr @ez
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(@li3obetb ,c.) sou. s..
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16

V,O PoRTIA FRENCH. JOSEPH W. NIBLO
i Henry Welsh. John T. Devlin. Jr., George d
woodruff
18th day OF october. 1881, we purchased for the
sum Of one thousand nine hundred and fifty eight
dollars and ninety eight cents all the land ana
real estate situate In Jersey City in the County or
Hudson and State OF Now Jersey. fronting on
Wayne street. which is laid down and designated
lots Nos. So, 10 and II, in block number 42..
upon IN assessment map annexed TO report
made by "Commis sioners of Adjustment ap-
pointed In and for said city by the Circuit Court
OF the County of Hud son, q certified copy or which
re port and map was flied in the once of the City
Collector OF Jersey City. on the 2et day Of Janu.
ary, 1884, said report and map and said sale being
made pursuant 70 the provisions of an act OF the
IAN Aot con oerning the settlement ana collection
of arrearages OF unpaid taxes assessmen IS and
water rate water rents In cities or this
State, and imposing and levying tax assess
arrearages. and to enforce the payment there
or an d to provide for the sale OF LANDS SUD-
iected to future tax alton and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear TO
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate and unless the said land and real estate
saf before u The eSprssion Of Six months from and
after tine service hereof, deed for the same viii
be given conveying TO tho purchaser the fee
sim pie of said land ana real estate according to
the provisions of the said act.
Dated Jersey City, y; Y, april J. lS92
Purchasers.
THE NEW JERSEY TITLE GUARANTEE g. TRUST Co..
Attorney and Agent for purchaser,
Jersey City, N. ].
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
OUR MARKSMBN.
Club and Championship
Contests on Gallery
and Open Range.
UNION BOWLING TOURNEY
Jersey City A. c. and Phoenix Lead
-B0yds Beaten-Y. NJ. G. A.
League-Baseball.

The marksmen of the Excelsior Rifle
Club had their regular weekly compe-
tition shoot yesterday afternoon ON the
open range at the Greenville Schuetzen
Park. The scores were decidedly better
than they were last week. Hansen led.
The best scores made were:-L P. Han
sen. 800, George c. Varick, 214; William
Weber, 2t2; William Robidoux. 20s; II.
Chavant, 201.
The Greenville Rifle Club held its regu-
lar weekly practice shoot on the Metro
politan Range, Greenville, last evening.
The following scores were made:-Gott-
hardt. 1856; Boag, 231; Purkess, 229; SPAIN,
23O; Paisted, 329; Barr. 23l; Hill, 221; and
]. Boag. 212. G. Boag won the medal in
the first class. SPAIN averaged best IN
the second class and secured medal. and
Purkess won first medal in the third class
The Millers of Hoboken have won the
State championship. Their last shoot for
the honors was against the Essex Indians.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
R4ILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD On. Y, c. s. H R. R a
Train leave West 4sd street Station. New York,
ss follows and y minutes earlier from the foot OF
jay street New York.. and .uis,ao .ooo
m, rol5 y. ne 46.l5 p. m.
Toronto, 1000 a M. +5.15. 'sl5p. m:
Falls s.sO $1,000 a: M. SIS s. 70 y sl5 p m -,s .o,
m. I'll .a5 a. m. runs only to Utica.
Cstssiil and Albany 1885, -7.la 1000 +iLs5 a. m.
Cranston's West Point, Cornwall. Newburgh.
$50 F7l6 a3j, sla0l s10.15 Hiss am, sl1a 4+4.0l
S8G s5lh 5B5. $3.50 s815 t11.4S p. M.
Montreal and Canada East 7.15 M. '5.15 p. m.
Elegant sleeping cars for Bufalo Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit Chicago and ST. Louis on all
sDaiy. fpaily except SATURDAY: All other train.
daily except sunday. It leaves Brooklyn, via
Brooklvn Annex +1o.S0 q. m, 1880 p m. Jersey
CITY r r. r. station, +lL20 a. M, .+S.S D. m.
For tickets, time tables parior and sleeping car
accommod ations or information apply on1ee3;
Hudson strest and West shore station Brook.
lyn-SS3 Washington street '26 Fulton street
Annex ofaca. foot OF fulton street. New YORK
city Nos 27 1858. 1885, 042 Broadway. l43 Bowery u
Park place 81 Ath street. So West l2oth streef
ana West Snors stations. West 42d street and
Aoo' c C. r. IAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
Wander Dilt Av.. New YORK.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
Essex Indians.

Each of thesThree Teams Won and Lost
Game.
The Americas of Newark. Manhattan A..
G. and Standard B. G. were the three
teams that competed in ohe Unions tour
ney last night. Each won and lost gam Q.
The scores:-
FIRST GAME.
America B. C.-Hetzman, 1T5; La Eoy, 1882:
Woodland, 141, Manners, 1855; Hoffman, l6O.
Total, s23.
Manhattan A. C.-wesselman 15l: Bender,
1853; Stafford, 134; Mitchell, 1853; Headley, las.
Total, ia.
SECOND GAME.
America B. C.-Heitzman, 1865; LaPoy, 1898;
Woodland, 175; Manners. 1853; Hoffman, 1853.
Standard B. C.-Thompson, 1863; Shaw. 2o1;
Dubarry, 1855; Mclean, 1853; Vallender, 1SS
Total, S55.
THIRD GAME.
Manhattan A. C.-Wesselman, 1882; Bender,
1874; Stafford, 149; Mitchell, l47, Headley, 1872.
Total S04.
Standard B. C.--Thompson, 151; Shaw, 171;.
Dubarry, 1874; Mclean, 1853; Vallender, 49,
Total, 702.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
TIE SECRET OF BEAUTY.
In What 1t Really Consists
An Interesting Interview With a Gentle
man Who Has Made 1t a Life Study.
(N. Y. Recorder.

(N. Y. Recorder.)
There has been far too little attention given to
the question of women's compilations and
woman's beauty; not that the world has been in
sensible to beauty, so-called, but that 1t has al
ways, since the days Of Cleopatra, looked upon it
from wrong standpoint. The beautiful shades
of color which appear in any pretty woman's
complexion are always attractive; but how few
women, and how infinitely fewer men under
stand their causel Ihad a pleasant chat with
gentleman recently who has made q life study of
this subject. and, give you his views because
believe them to be valuable.
Dr.. John H Woodbury., President of the Der
matological Institute, 1875 West 42d Street, New
York City. and inventor of Woodbury's Facial
Soap for the skin, scalp and complexion. has
probably done more toward enhancing the real
beauty of women than any other man in Ameri-
ca. He said:
"How many really and naturally beautiful
women do we meet? Very few. Most women
even young women, have sallow complexions
lack of color, freckles blackheads-in in fact, most
OF the things which render them unatt ractive to
their relatives friends. lovers or husbands. They
know it themselves just as well as anyone can
And what do they do? Powder, paint, use cos
metics; some even use arsenic powders; in fact
ANYTHING they hear of that can possibly make
the surface of the skin attractive. Others resort
to the epemels and the thousand devices invented
by charlatans for beautifying the surface and
really producing modern whited sepulchres
There never was a greater mistake. Beauty
arises from good health. care and the use of lust
the right things. will admit that some healthy
women have irregular features. but few healthy
women have sallow complexions or bad color
These things arise because the blood is not
healthy, throbbing and pure, and because the
female organs of life are not doing their duty
Any woman that desires to become beautiful
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16

We offer One Hundrnd Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
r. j. CHENEY s. CO., Props. Toledo. o.
We the undersigned have known I. j. Cheney
for the last is years, and believe him perfectly
cialIy able to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
West & Truax Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system Price, 75c. per bottle, Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
Total. .......l4 % ls ss4
HoW.THEY STAND.

League.
In the Unions championship tourney
the Jersey City A. G. and Phoenix B. G.
are in first place with eight victories and
two defeats. The Manhattan A. c.,
Ivanhoe aud America teams are in the
second station with seven victories and
three defeats. Palma and Waverly form
the next division with sixteen VIC
tories and four defeats. Peerless
and New A. C. follow with
five victories and five defeats.
Echo is next with four victories and six
defeats, Grip and New York B. c. teams
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
LODGE NOTES.

Supreme Commander Brown OF the
American Legion of Honor and the ID. ID.
G. G. attended the meeting of Hope Coun-
Gil at Pohlman's on Monday night.
Richard Galbraith Post, Sons OF Veter-
ans. will meet on Monday night and elect
officers. -,
Hoboken Council, r. A., will give an
entertainment ut Odd Fellows Hall next
Tuesday night.
Eighty names appear on the death roll
In the assessment notice OF the Legion or
Honor for April Six of the eighty were
members of Jersey City councils. as fol-
lows:-M Michael Mccarthy of Council No.
237 Herman F. Meyer of No. 1.079, Otto
Holman of No. 39S, Henry. B. Jasky of
No. 429, Charles Volk of No. Lore and
George w. Sherwood of No. 418. In the
call for last month were the names OF
Henry Steffens, Henry o. Rieman and
John B. Romar The order has paid out
oyr S2l, ,O00, 600 in death benehts.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
A BUSY SEASON.


List of Dates Arranged by the Green
Vile Y. M. G. AS Baseball Team.
The Greenville Y. M. G. A. will put
very strong baseball team in the field this
season. Mr. Fred Cummings. late of t he
West Bergens, will captain the team. The
boys are practicing daily and are in excel
lent form. The schedule OF games to be
played this season tollows;-
May 4.-High School at Greenville.
May Fl .-Bergens at West Bergen.
May 49, Spring Valley at Spring Valley. Nj.
May 30.-Munseys at Spring Valley, N. j.
May 80, p. Spring Valley at Spring VAL
June 4.-Puritans at Greenville.
June 11.-Lintonians at Greenville.
June S.-Kempings at Greenyile
June 2S-Liptonians at Brooklyn.
July 2-West Points at West Point, N. Y.
July 4.-West Point at West Point. N. Y
July A. D. m-West Point at West Point,
July 9.--Aromas at Greenville.
July 16.-Lintoniane at Greeuville,
July 23 23.-Bergens at Greenviile.
July 80 -Yorkviles at Greenvi lie.
August 6.-KempiDgs at Greenville.
August 13.-Aroma, at Bergen.
August 20 -PuritanS at West Side.
August ~ States at Gresnvilie.
September 3.-Spring Valley at Spring Valley,
September 5.-Munsey at Spring Valley, N. J.
September s, p. m.---SprinS Valley at Spring
Valley. n J, 81.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16

have three victories and seven defeats,
and at the left OF the column are Eliza
beth A. c.. Montgomery and Standard
teams who have won two games and lost
eight. 49,,
the team average, although the Phpnix
team made big jump this week. The J /.
G. A. C.'s average is S44, and Ph9nfx's
84O Palma's average is S07.
The individual averages of the Jersey
A. e., are Fisher. III: Olmsted. III;
Schultz 1863; Leaycraft, 1871: Meyer, 159.
The Palma averages are:-Clarke, 176;
Never, 1866; Eutrup, 165; Leuly, 1853; Lutz,
100; Carter. 151; Hathaway, 1873;
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASoNS.

The Grand District Lodge of lnstruc-
tion will be held next Tuesday evening
at the rooms of Hiram Lodge. This in,-
portent event will bring together q large
company of craftsmen 10 greet the emin-
ent members.
Deputy Moore and other honored crafts
men attended the communications of Ris-
lug Star Lodge on Thursday night. The
Grand Master on behalf OF the Lodge pre-
sented Worshipful Brother Benjamin
King wita Past Masters Jewel. Ihe +.
g. de. rec was conferred. Brother w. II.
Gudy, i. w. of Jersey City Lodge No. Il,
delivered the middle chamber lecture and
was nightly complimented.
The Committee of Jersey City Ledge
has PROMISED fine entertainment for the
family reunion on FRIDAY. April 30. Bay
Lodle paid frat .rnal visit to Washing
ton Lodge of < z,heth last night.
The old officers are on guard i'll Hugh
de Payen's Commandery.
Mir. Brother Graham has presented
Doric Lodge with crayon of himself.
He was the first Master of the lodge.
The first Grand District lodge Of H.
struction tor the Eleventh district will ne
held on the first Frih y in Mny. 1t will
be under the direction OF ID. D. G. Nj.
Hoos.
There was q capital attendance at the
District Lodge OF Instruction for this dis
trief.
/ Midsummer weasher i'll Hiram, No. II,
on Monday evening. did not prevent =
gOodly gathering of the brethren, and
Irtuose present witnessed an examination
of IN entered apprentice highly crafty
ing to the Instructor. aud mp to the high
standard set by the Grand Lodge nt New
Jersey, as well as showing tile marked In
telllgeuce of the candidate. This Is as it
should be, brethren Of Hiram, let your
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
TN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To George W. Edwards, Amanda Edwards /,
Richard H. neasman and Abby Heasman:
by virtue OF an order OF the Court OF Chaneery
OF New jersey made on the day Of the date hereof,
in o cause wherein Kent X. Staarps is complain
ant, ana you and Others are defendants, you are
required to appear. plead, answer or demur 70 the
bill OF said complainant before fhe tenth day
of June next or the said bill win be taken as con-
feBsed against you.
gage made By, you TO Hugh Keenan, on lands in
Jersey City. be caring date June - A, D iss'. ios
unner mesne assignments.
And YOU George w. Edwards and Richard Fl.
Heasman, are made defendants because You have
or may claim to have some title in said lands.
And y ou Amanda Edwards and Abby heasman.
are made defendants because you ere the respec,
tive wives OF the said George W. Edwards and
Richard H. Heasman, and by virtue OF such rela-
tionship have or may claim to have some interest
In said lands,
WALLIS. EDWARDS & BUMsTED
Solicitors Of Com plainant
P. o. address. No Exchange Place, n. J.
Dated April Q. 1892
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16

The Twenty-third Street branch of the
Y. M. G. A. has obtained the lead in the
bowling League. Its team did phenom-
email work on its own alleys on Thursday
night. The Yorkville team played plucki-
better form, ana the visiting team was
over one hundred behind in each engage
ment. Not one Of the home teams fell
under the average. The scores:-
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
s ITCHING CHILDREN
No Sleep at Night. No Rest by Day. How
These Little Ones Had to
n suffer
Cuticura Took All of This Itch Out Of
Their Skins in six Weeks.
Left Not q Flemish.

NV children, nine In number. were all troubled
n an itching of the skin. They could not
VI night and through the day my wife felt
Il to see the way those little ones had to
nnc,e. concluded 10 try CUTIcucA RENE
gf we had not used your valuable
1e family would not have been
RA REMKpIEs took all the itch
hside OF six weeks. My wife
and kept on giving it to the
God and your valuable CUT
Hhildnen havenot @ blemish
iOBERT SHUHAN,
pho rs, Elizabeth,
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
Trap SHOOTERS, Tourney.

The third tournament Of the New Jer-
sey Trapshooters' League was held yes
terday at New Brunswick. Ten teams
took part, but the honors were for tha
third time won by the team of the Inde-
pendent Gun Club Of Plainfeld. The
team of the New Jersey Shooting
Club of this city was fourth. The
scores were:-Independent G. e., ia;
Boiling Spring G. c.. 1903; south Side u;
G. C. 96; Brunswick g. O., g5; Woodside
G. G., 9S: East Side Mutual G. G., ": East
Orange G. g, IS; Passaic City G. O.. 70.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
MEEI,INGS.
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For repairing china,
glassware. furniture,
vases, toys, ineer-
schaum. books, tipping
billiard cues, etc. ID
ard rs cts. MuJor's
Rubber Cement, Is
cts. ., Major'sLeather
Cement and Majors
best Liquid Glue At
all dealers, r. mailed.
Is and 20 cents. A MA
JOR, 232 William st.
New York City
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
ROD AND GUN.

Fish hawks are circling over Delaware
Bay at Cape Maya sign of the first run
of FISH.
James Kingsley. of Chew's Landing,
wounded an eagle last week and captured
the bird alive.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.

Damon Commandery No. 81 held a
ing. The session was devoted to the
good of the order. Commander Berrian
and Companions Gould, Orthly, Dem
arest and Wells made interesting RS
marks. The next convention will be the
last to be held in Temple Hall. The Com.
mandery has decided to remove to Elks'
Han, No. Sc Montgomery street. A con-
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
vocation will, after May |, be held every
T,, aed oua v1ip0 't4

Tuesday evening.
Alpha Commandery held we'll at
tended couvocation Saturday evening.
The Malta degree was conferred on one
novice by Comma mander Watson. Several
visitors were present from Damon, Jappa
and Ideal Communicates, and from the
jurisdiction of Canada. A basket party
is about to he given. Ths Black degree
will be conferred this evening.
d. S. G. DR.. E. G. Jones will hold his
last school OF instruction at Alpha Com
mandery this evening.
A pleasant meeting was held in the
rooms of McClintocK CommRudery on
Sunday afternoon April 10. The lectures
of several degrees were given bv +. =.
Baxter and Clark.
in West Hoboken and Paterson this
Past Commader Gus Steub was absent
for the frst time from the convocations
OF Damon on Wednesday evening.
Commander Watson Of Alpha iextencs
mis- tight hand to all who may WISH
Alpha.
It is reported that D. s. G. Jones has
been elected Supreme Commander By
handsome majority.
P. c. McClung Of Alpha Commandery
will be appointed D. s. G. for this dis
trict at the next session OF the Supreme
Commandery.
RED MEN.
Negontatogue Tribe Nor 161 held their
usual weekly meeting on "Wednesday
night, and quite number OF visitors
were present. There were four palefaces
adopted. Brother Bagley was elected to
Seth Purcell the Junior Sagamore's. and
Brother Simonds will most likely be pro-
NOTED. Brother Harry Van Billiard was
placed in charge of the organ. Inc Para-
phernalia Committee has nearly COM
pleted its work, which has been very
creditably performed. and Will present
final report at next meeting.
Nassapeoua Tribe No. 154 will hold an
entertainment to defray the expenses OF
their institution. eto., at Bergen Hall on
April 81 A very fine selection or talent
has been engaged, and a reception Will pe
given after the entertainment.
Past Sachem Paul Sury paid a fraternai
visit to Negontatogue at their lsse meet,
ing. He expressed himself as we'll pleased
with the way the WORK Of the tribe was
performed, and, as he has been Red
Man for twenty years. this is high COM
pliment. e,,,
the Senior SaRamore's chair ut Negonta-
toaue's last council aud assisted Sachem
Brother Simonds OF Negontatogue
makes "a corking Indian" so the boys
saw. and they are about right.
Keeper Of Wampum Weed missed last
meeting of the tribe owing to illness.
Brother Baldwin was also absent, and the
..Brothers" chorus was very much LACK
ing in harmony. -
The Haymakers of Communipaw Tribe
hold a meeting every Friday evening
and brothers are cordially invited to their
sessions, which are guaranteed TO be very
interesting.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16

lie babies who have been
ching, burning bleeding,
q and scalp diseases could
letters would be received by
b. .CuTIcuRA REuEDIEs. Few
e agony these little ones, suf-
Ii great remedies relieve in a
4 the most distressing eczemas
burning skin diseases, and
land permanent cure. 1t is posi-
rot TO use them without a mo-
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
Boyds Were Beaten.

The Boyd team was defeated at Newark
by the Independents The score:-
Boyds-Berger 1856; Noonan. 191; Austin, 142;
Fernane 1855; Riordan 1S9; Hanley, l4G; Rado-
independents -schaffer. 1877 Badgeley, 159 ;
Van Berg 1885, Ayers. 1853; Campbell 1877; 81 e
chrode, i33; Burr 1855: ] Bauer, 1871; G. Bauer,
1865: Stoneleke. 172. Total, 1926
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16

The Kazoo Bowling Club met for prac-
tice last evening at Kaiser's Metropolita II
alleys, Greenville. The following scores
Lignot, 1863; Daily, 151: Bell. 1872; Rhurade,
1850; Woodward. 14s; Wesert, 1862; Nolan,
1870; E. Zeiger, 1876, and f. Smith. 1856.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEAL
ERS IN FIRE HOSE

cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y the office of the Board OF Fire Commissioners
OF Jersey lClty No 244 Bay street. on or before
"Wednesday evening. April 20. 1892, at O'Clock. to
furnish three thousand feet OF first quality ~ Fire
Hose as per sDecincatlons file in the tlerk'
ONCE sid hose 10 be Of the brands known ths
White Diamond or the Eureka.
Proposals ust be sig ned, sealed and directed to
the Committee on Supplies. and filed with the
Clerk of the Board of Fire Commissioners.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any all
bids II deemed for the best interests of the city
so 10 do.
Nv order OF the Board of Fire Commissioners.
JAMES j. DONNELLY,
Chairman OF Committee on supplies.
CHARLES ESTERBRooK.
Clerk OF the board OF Fire Commissioners.
Jersey CiIy, April 10, 1897
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-16
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