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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-06
Gampsb Rmimia Sair Comic,

6as bette Daarftdrfungsmittel Der @elt,
beieitigt S9uppen, perbinbert bag
Musfalen Der Saare, bei6leunigt ben
9aarmu9s, inbem es bic gefunbe Sbdz
tigfeit Der 9aut anregt. Sebe 5laf9e
1T nit benz Namen bes GRINDERS 3d.
car Samosb perfeben. preis pei
Slai6e $1.O0. gu baben in allen
Mpptbeten. General gentur i'm Gitg
Drug Store, 6, &euB, 9 i=Gummerees
Strabe, tabe Der Bride.
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&. 8aner's Saloon,

@de 8iaita= umb @artensS traBe, nabe
Der Bride. Seberaeit elm frif6es, fiibs
les @las Eager unb WeiBz8ier, fopie
Der feinite tparme unb falte 2und
gratis. 9as fiblfte 2otal in Der
Stabt; itets frii6e, geiunbe Cuff. SIN
opeiten Stode cine Gale fir 8ereine,
genanat 9ermanns=S 6bnes9aQe.
S. Bauer, @igentbiimer.
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edola, Valnrem ; @artem 1T

Sdpl3' XaInfer > Warfett 1T Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti6en bon Sar
Nntonio nit ibren 6amilien. 9ie re-
gelmdBigen Nbenb Grei &On5erte on
bier Nbenben in Der WO6e iint ftets
sablrei6 beiudt unb erfrenen ii6 einer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
shuls' salppn 1T Der 9r0Bte unb
lebbafteite III Der Stabt. Seine Weire
unb Mbisfeps urb ~alle5eit felerfriIdes
8ier, ioipie Die beiten @igarrem. S6ol5'
2un6 erfreut ii6 a~Igemeiner Mner=
fennung unb regen 3uipru6s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-06

Gen Namen Miitler tra9en in
Dentl1lanO laut Dem lcstcn Genius
nidt meniser uie 629,9s7 Yerlonen,
ober ie cine aus IS.
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5at. ols es 9elungen lit, an Stele bes
friiber 70 besebrten &al0les ODER
Tbreus beute anoere Settmaterialien
offs SAmiermittel in Der Sttouitrie 5t
permcilbcl1.
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Natirli6e beiRe gA,pefel-Saber

in Der unmittelbaren Ndbe bon San
Mnton..o, neben Dem Siibnetli9em
Srrenaipl. 8%ef6rberung per Omnibus
bon Der Stabt aus piermal tdgli9.
8dber 25 Gents.
6. S~6euermeper,
g. .. 8or 1139. San Mntonio.
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w ~ wv
E tn,en eintrdg<
ltden @rlperbs,
3meis bilOete. IS
lit bte8 ser Wal.
fiidfans, Dem be-
1onbers bic Nor>
meser,D dncn
@ngldnoer mnb
9oudnOer In ben
n6rbliden Wee,
rem %obta9en.
Derlelbe murbe
NIT Seselidtffem
~betrtebeu, Die me-
0en ner EiSnpfnh<
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IN biz, ,9aulen:.

Of.. 81 ~ gunten Sic, bB Sr @ate @benbs
MlI| ElH.r S)GuAtAaa boteut ttM rnS it'd pIl ub bebagH4
%NN fi6h? Gr nmb rouden uno bod lteben
ee ben @eru9 leines gabass niht. Sic f5nnen i'm fprttuiben su ieinem Club
serabe aug iolden Dtnsen eateben Gknb, nnsIid uno Gheiheiouns. 9as
edinme if, oas sr ihlsAtn Iabaf sbraudt. @soen ie ihm gu, oB r f4
gladmels gna DURHAM &au&.Iabat anINaHt; bas feline aroma besRlben
tb Soren nibt unangsnebm Idn ub er tpS n1t ale Gorbdnse, Wanobefst'
bunsen unb aRibunssflde nit benz abihuGben @erut erfaaen, Der Sbnen lett
aupibr 1T. Sanen Sic Sbrsn @atNn su SaMs up psrntapea Sic isoss Rifto.
inben. sic Jpn berana6en. Bull 9urbam gu rauheu. neberaa 81 baben.
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n1rblideu Mesreu an 3abt {ebr 5uriid,
sesanseu iinb, 10 baB man ii6 i9ou
9en5tbist seleben bat, pom Ntorbett aus
bte 8eOiere I'M iioli6en @ismeer uno
I'M Snbif6em Sseaa aufSuiu9en. Da;u
fomnt, baB eaS Sntereile al Der @al,.
iaso in oemlelben MtaBe a%bsenommeu
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Rn6leus sfrntco galbe.

Die teae gable Der NBelt fir Gdnttte, 0ueti&un'
atn. @ei6phre, Siebers unb SautsGnsi4las, EleHte,
eeiprpusene Sdn6e, Grphbeulen unb ane Sautfranf'
tstten; furirt 5dmprrboiben pber feline Deaabluns.
86atee 9ufrieDenbett sarantirt cher tas Sch NTH
,atide~ftcttei. % Gents Die S6a6tel. Bum gerfau
Whpisinl,.
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Der 9auderidodt.

Die bodsebobene 5auderslode be,
laitet bas @eriit beS S6ifes l,no TO-
init bieles iclbit nit mebr als 10000
ailo9ramnm. Sinabselaiien, perSranst
bic nit perot6teter 2uft gefiilte @lode
ebenfalls 10000 &tlosramm @aller.
Garaus folst, baB baS S6iff alSbann
etltlaitct lit - baB Die @lode slei6iam
i6wilnmt. Gun muB Der Tau6er-
idadt aber auf Dem Stromboben lire
pcrriidbar feititeben ; weoer Die natiir>
li9e Str0mung, nod Die @ellen Sufal,
Zig porbeifa5renber Dampfboote biirfen
i'm 5a belYegeu perm09en. Desbalb
pertauldt jett oer friibere Trdger, oaS
S6iff, icine Eolle nit ser por6em Sc
tragenen, Der 9and)er9lode bas S6ifi
miro ettpa 25 Gentimeter geboben uno
baonrd gum Gbeil Omit ebenfa18 TO-
600 Gilogramm Drud) an Ben S1ad)t
9eban9t, mobur6 bicier anf ben @rurlo
seiteInmt mirb. Der Gintritt in oeil
Ian1eridaft 9ei6tebt burd 3tpet bins
tereinanber befinolihe, lnftbi9t lflie,
eenOc 1biiren. Die Sipeite Der Tbiiren
Su offnen, lit erit m0gli9, nadoem bic
Suft Dor 6erielben auf Die Didtigfeit
Der binter ibr befinoliden sebraht NOR
ben lit,
auber ben fir }eiite 8eltimmults
notbi9en Wtaldinen un0 Sorri6tunsen
entbdlt bas S6iH aud Slide, Sajiiten
gum Wobllcn nnb Sdlafen, iofpie einen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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9emtid @ngliide SHmlc.
Can Mntonip, 3erai

Nnerfannt tii4tise %SebranitaIt fir 8nabey
unb Mdoden ieit breibis Sabren in rese.
8irtiamfeit. SortrefiIi6e 2ebrtraite inter
bepabrter 2eituns. Der eneliiden Sprade
wiro, mie Der beutIhen, poae 8ehnuns ses
traaen. stuberoem lnterriht i'm Spaniihen.
Gtitisermaben pprbereitete Stiilcr finben ie.
owerseit Tuinabine. Ndbere IuSfunft ertbsilen
Serr 4. @rpc8. Srdfibent otS SHul 8prs
ifanbes unb Nm. 9arbed, DIRECTOR Der
Nnftalt. tnm-
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Serlimer @eiRbier, sebraut aus
Wel5enmal5 unb 9opfen, bas err
frif den6fe 8etrdnt I'M Sommer bel
Dds & u d b a er.
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malf(bjagofm
9es beatiden aaiiers letter Gets
bertreib.
7ie Saeo ia irsberer ano gu issiesr Sett'
Garpuneu nit sPrenssei&efem.
9pu.en bon sped.

Ner 3eitoertreib, ben @ilbelm II. tn
III ieinen @alfiidfabrten fi6 fiirsli6
~ geboten bat, ,lenft Die Mufmerflams
felt aui eileu @ssenitanb, Der in friiberen
3eiten fir Sablrei1e GepDlferungsfreile
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OELRICHS & co.,
2 Bomlina Green, Hen Nprf.

O0tO*H6 VkeeWI 1stW UTUlIe
.. 8. Heters, @alseffDn, Eesas, General $ aseni
fur ben Shben.
VI. 8. 8ouns, 6. @rtefenbe6, Suso & S9melses
unp s.. .. Maeyeannara, Gsenten fhr Gan Nntontp.
2 9unSe q Co., &senten fur Guero.
9. @uGet, Gsent fur 6Hulenburs.
Wpfe @apbael, asent for Scufpn.
Clemens q ,ganf unb Grna S&e,H, asenten fAr
Neu=Braunfels.
8. @6ttder, asent far Wetmar, Geras.
2. ". 9asler & Co., Nsenten fur Safrpp.
SreSmann & Sdulse, Sbtner, GeSas.
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81nig Sumbert bon SStalien
ioll ein 9auj annebmbarer Sod ieiu.
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Sonberbare Cite. lleber
einell eigenartisen 3ribnt~ i6reibt bic
Settle Ncpubliqne francaile4 ,Sebes
Sabr am 3. Suli MtorgenS besibt lid)
bic @emeinbe Wtili; bon gioncal in
Spanicn bewaffnet auf fran5Oiii6eS
0ebiet bel Veran. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Slo>
ron. sic Sielt auf's 9orf unb sibt
anf yefebl oes Tie be9leitenoen alfaloea
bltnoeS 6erer. Die 6raniolen liefem
earauf Der Grippe ais 2ribut cine fleire
0eerbe Tieb aus, ba lie allerbanS @re
%prefiun9en bon Seiten Der Spanier
tiirdten, ilcnn lc bieiem nralten Sc
braud tidt nadfommetl. Man lolte
nidt slanben, oas bieles 9erserniB ldon
iett fiinf3i9 Sabren beltebt, obne bab il
Don Seiten Der departments eboroe
etipaS 9eld'bcr, INN eS SIT perbinbern.
Snfol9e De- Seldmerbe oeS 8ertreters
Der galleS fDrcuceS pirb Die DIRECTION
Der politilGen abt9eilnng am Qnai
b'SriaD iidJ init Der ipaniideu @eiaubt.
Id)aft ms Ginperncbmen ieten, UNI bies
ien fir bic S~ranSoien 10 oemiitbisenben
Sebraud ab;nitslen.
a6nis Sumbert bon Stalien
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Bremen TT febr bequem fur Hetienbe seleseu uuh
bon 0remtn aus fam man tn {ebr fur3er 8eit
Bonnet e%rretden. Die S@nenbampfer bes Rurb.
peufi4en Giore finb NIT befpnberer 8erhdHdttauua
per 3nti9enbeGsz pafastere unb speiter @aiate Ba{.
llSa,stere sebaut, baben bpbe Werbede, por5aslide Sen.
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Die bernbtnseu SalsIbampia
Spree, Havel, Lain, Trave
Saale, Aller. Elder, Ems,
Werra, F'ulda, Elbe,
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Sonnabeaos, 9'ennoys unb Mitt.
mods bon Uremen.
@onnab ms, Nehitaas unb Mtitt.
MODS bon GeU Cert.
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NOTES.

Jane IS Loughlin a sailor of No. Is West street.
New York, was struck by a locomotive of the
Erie Railroad at the Meehawken crossing last
night and was badly wounded. He was taken
to St. Mary's Hospital.
To the excellent organization of the Demo
cratic party in Hoboken is due the splendid vic
tory If Tuesday. The lea ers are careful not to
antagonize the people and that is the secret of
the success,
The North Hudson County Railroad would like
very much to equip its lines through Hoboken
with the trolley system, but the Co~unciimen-say
they are unaiteraoly opp osed to it.
That stronghold OF Democracy in the First
ward known as ''Clift's Corner" gave Lehman a
splenid vote.
Everywhere in Hoboken is heard expressions
of sympathy for Allan l.. McDermolt. Mayor
Stanton says that the people made a big mistake
in defeating McDermott. Ii Mr., McDermott was
a candidate for a county office the citizens of
Hoboken would give him q rousing vote.
There are numerous candidates for the va
yancy cased by the d .ath of Assistant City
Clerk Charles W. Fosdi k. An active young
worker Tor years in the Democratic party will
probably secure the berth.
The season Of receptions and balls is at an end
and already many social organizations have an
nounced dates for pcnics AMI excursion parties.
athletic exhibition to be held at The iIoboke II
Theatre on May 49,. Some of tee best known
athletes in the country will appear.
1t is said that Councilman Erlenkeetter will be
again chosen to preside at the meetings OF the
Board of Council.
Colonel Edwin A. Stevens, of the Second
Regiment, will be rendered a complimentary
banquet by the Board of Officers of the Second
Regiment at Busch's Hotel on April 20.
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WEST SHORE IN. Y. G. & h. R. R Z
W Co, lessees. =
Trains leave West I'd Street Station. New Yors,
SIS follows and y minutes earlier from the foot Of
Jay street. New York.
Hamilton. London. Detroit ALL Snieago. sluVO h
M. =. Ia p. m, al 10 y m.
ST. Louis, sis. 9Li5 D. m.
Toronto. 1000 = m. ISIS. al D. m.
Falls, ao, 'l.0o a M, al5 = 10 p m. -
n I'll IS a. m. runs only to Utical.
Kingston. $50. ',.la 1000. +ii.sj a m. +fL0l.
CatsEili and Albany, -alsO. s7.l5 1000. +ll.s5 a. m,
Cranston's west Point. Cornwall, Newburzh,
$50. s1.l5, SPY 1900, +f015. +1l,S5 am, ellis. 4IOQ
l.9I rs. Is, 5.35, s6.S, N.15. sl145 .. N,
Montreal and Canada East. T.I5 4. n. ISIS .. IN.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit, Chicago and st, Louis on all
sDaily. fDaiiy except Saturday. All other trarns
daily except sunday. + = leaves Brooklyn, via
BROOKLYN annex. 10. Y q. m, $500 y. m Jersey
City, p. r. X. station. +lL2o a. m. 1913 y. m
For tickets, time tables, parlor and sleeping car
accommodations or apply oficeE
Jersey City--P. R--R station. Hoboken-N
Hudson street and West shore station. Brook
lyn-SSj Washington street. 15 Fulton street,
Annex office. foot OF FULTON street. New Iork
citY-Nos 271, S6S. 75. 942 Broadway. i3 Bowery. 1
Park place. 81 Fast l4th street. So West l25th street
and West Snors stations West 42d street and
foot OF Jay street. N. L.
C.E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent,
Wander pilt Av.. New YORK.
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QUiZZING YOUNG DOCTORS.
The State Board of Me lical Examiners
Holds Its Quarterly Examination.

The State Board of Me lical Examiners
Holds Its Quarterly Examination.
Special to the jersey City NeUs.
TRENTON. April IS, 1S92.-The regular
April quarterly examination of the State
Board OF Medical Examiners convened in
the Assembly Chamber at niue O'Clock
yesterday morning. Forty-six candidates
for license to practice medicine within
the State were examined.
The first examination paper presented
was on ''Materia Medica and Thera-
peutics." This examination was con-
Quoted by Drs. Newell. Worthington and
Tiesler.
The second paper was on obstetrics
and Gynecology." conducted by Dr..
Brown. The third was on the "Practlc Q
OF Medicine" by DIR. William Percy Wat
son; the fourth OF Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy" by Dr.. Baldwin. and the fifth
or Anatomy by DR.. Ubelacker. The
candidates were allowed five, ten and nj
Teen minutes on each paper.
At the session today the subjects for
the candidates will be "Physiology..,
"Chemistry," "Histology, Pathology and
Diseases of the Eve ana Ear" and last,
Hygiene and Medical j Jurisprudence" to
be conducted by DGs. Watson, Tiesler,
Wagner and Worthingtou.
The laws governing the beard allow
any candidate rejected the rlSnC 10 ap-
peal to the Governor for a Committee Of
Review. The law reads that 'any appli-
cant refused a license by said board for
failure on examination may appeal from
the decision OF said board to the 'p Joint
ing power thereof. who may theleupon
appoint a medical committee of review
consisting Of three members, one from
each school of medicine, who shall ex-
anime the examination papers of the
said applicant, aud from them determine
whether a license should issue and their
decision shall be fiual."
During the past year one candidate who
was rejected by the Board invoked the
law in his behalf, and a committee of re-
view was appointed by the Governor to go
over his papers. The committee consisted
of Drs. Kibple, Bird and Wiley, and upon
a discrimination the Boards action was
sustained.
The members of the Board are:-Dr.
William L.. Newell. President, Millville;
DR.. William Percy Watson. Secretary,
Jersey City; DR.. A. H.. Worthington,
Treasurer. trenton; DR.. Eugene Tiesler,
Orange; DR.. D. r.. Atwell. Hoboken; DR..
George Fl. Brown. Long Branch; DR.. Ar
min Uebelacker. Morristown; DR.. A. K.
Baldwin,. Newark, aud DIR. henry G.
Wagner, Somerville.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-15

But the Tuesday Night Team Caught
Two in the County Tourney.
The Tuesday Night team toppled the
pins for two capital scores last night In
the County Bowling Tournament and
easily captured two games. The old Vols
balanced accounts by thrashipg the
Friendship team. The scores:-
FIRST GAME,
Tuesday Night B. C.-Geisler, 1854; Lemhardt,
1853; Linneman, $50; Schultze, IT'S; Huesman.
1877. Total, s39.
Friendship B, C.-Flattich, 1874; Nordenholtz,
149; A. Schoenfeld, 145; Bryan, 1873; L. Schoen-
field, 2o2. Total, 763.
SECOND GAME.
Volunteer B. G-Bray, 155; Langcake. 1873;
Daab, 1853; Bente, 1913; Donovan, 100. Total,
IA.
Friendship B. Citation, TIA; Nordenholtz,
1871; A. Schoenfeld, IA; Bryan, 1879; L. Schoen-
{ Id. 1853 Total, 746.
~ THIRD GAME.
Tuesday Night b. C.-Geisler, 201; Leonard,
1856; Linneman, 125; Schultze, III; Huesman,
152 Total, $40.
Volunteer B. C.-Bray, 40; Langcake. 40;
Daab, 1873; Bente, 1871; Donovan, 1t3. Total, 703
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-15
New State school Boardln: Hall.

.Sp,cidl to the jersey City Ne'rs.
TRENTON, April Is, 1s92.-The new brick build
ing to be erected on the gro inds of the State
Normal School boarding halls will be three stories
in height, and will be in the rear of the present
building. 1t will be 81 feet two inches wide and
81 feet ~ inches long. A one story brick build
ing is to be erected in the rear of the new addi-
ton and the old building wing extend ing and
fronting on Model avenue, aud which will here
after be called tie Dining-room Extension, Is to
be 1Sx60 feet II inches. Alterations will be made
to the old building. There will be a clear hall
way from it into the new, in each of the three
stories. A two story brick structure. aX2o feet,
in the rear of the same, is to be demolished
Two fire escapes will be placed in the old and
new buildings, the latter to have a gabled roof
front and rear. There will be two stairway
from the first floor TO the third, in both build
ings. James w. tanning has received the con-
tract. The cost of the WORK will be Sl4 400.
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ITO PoRTIA RENoH JOSEPH w. NIBLo
i Henry Welsh. John i. Devlin. Jr., George D

ITO PoRTIA FRENCH. S L W. NIBLo
il Henry Welsh, John f Devlin, Jr, George d
Woodruff
You are hereby notified thas at a publ sale
mad by the City Collector OF Jersey tlty, on the
10Th day of October. le9l, 70 purchased for tho
sum of one thousand nine hundred and nifty eight
dollars ana ninety eight cents all the land and
real estate situate In Jersey City, in the County OF
Hudson and state of New Jersey, fronting on
Wayne street. which IL laid down and desi2nstei
as lots Acs. q, .. 10 and II, in block mum Der ~,
upon en- assassin ent map annexed TO q report
made by 20 omrnis sioners of AiJustment" an-
pointed in and for said city by the Circuit Court
Of the County Of Hudson, a certihtd copy of which
report and map was filed in tho ONCE of the City
Collector OF Jersey City, on the asst day OF Janu-
airy, 1891, said report and map and said sale bel nR
made pursuant TO the provisions of an act OF the
Legislature OF New Jersey. passed March SJtn.
1886. entitled
IAN Act con corning the settlement ana collection
of arrearages OF unpaid taxes. assessment = and
water rate or water rents In cities OF this
state, and imposing and levying q tax, assess-
ment and lien In lieu and instead OF such
arrearages. and to enforce the payment there
OF, and to provide for the sale of lands sub
jected To future tax alton and asses sment."
And the several supplement Is thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear TO
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate, aud unless the said land and real estate
shall be redeemed. as provil ed in said act,
before the expiration Of six months from ami
be given conveying 10 the purchaser the fee
simple of said land and real estate according TO
the provisions OF the said act.
Dated Jersey City, n. j., APRIL !. 1897.
H. K and P. TUMULTY,
Attorney and Agent for Purchaser
Jersey CiJy. NJ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-15
ELECTRIC CAR OUTLOOK.

On Montgomery Street in Three Months
Montgomery street Next.
President Charles b. Thurston of the
Jersey City and Bergen Railway Com
pany was interviewed this morning con-
corning the prospect of running the cleo
trio cars. He said:-'We propose to run
the Montgomery street line by electricity
first. 1t will be at least three months
before we eau carry out ideas III
this RESPECT. After the Montgomery
street line is completely equipped
with electric cars the next proposition
the comrany will entertain is as to
whether the Belt line or the G~reenville
line shall first be equipped with electric
BARS. OF course the Montgomery street
,ine extension to West Side avenue will
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-15

for mason work on Public School No. "a.
Charge Special School Account.
Resolved, That 500 be paid to Arthur
Morris for services as Waterman at Pub
lie School Building No. "a In March, 1892.
Charge special school ccount.
Resolved. That the work under con-
tract No. GA for the mason work con-
tract 622, for the carpenter work contract
612, for the plumbing, gas fittiug and
steam heating on Public School No. "a on
Virginia avenue by Michael Kelleher,
Joseph Jewkes aud Philip E. Martin,
contractors, respectively, be and the same
To be Continued.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-15
GREENvILLE GLEANINGs.

Greenville Council No. ia, Jr. O. U. A. NJ, in
stalled the following officers last evening"
Schwart; Ward n, j. Weller; Inside Sentinel.
Char!es Herig, and Outside Sentinel, Edward
Sahs. Mr.. Fred Book was initiated.
The Greenville Rifle Club will hold its regular
medal shoot this evening at the metropolitan
range.
The Sixth District Citizens Improvement AS
sociation will hold its regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday evening at Bafnber Hall.
Mr.. Charles Sickenburger is looming up as
quite an expert marksman. At practise last
evening he scored $50 out OF a possible $50 in q
seventy-five foot range.
The Oolah will hold an anniversary reception
on Monday evening at Zeugner's Belvedere Hall.
The Greenville Y. NJ. @. A. prayer meeting
tomorrow evening will be conducted by Mr.. Il.
r Ferea
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-15
SHOOK The RECORDS.
One Tied and Another Beaten in the
Unions Tourney Last Night.

One Tied and Another Beaten in the
Unions Tourney Last Night.
Captain Ed. Schultz, or the Jersey City
A. C.'s Big Five. no longer leads for the
prize for the best individual score in the
Unions tourney. His handsome total of
224 was eaten last night by IA pins.
lucky fellow. The highest team score
was also tied by the New York Athletes,
who bowled in extraordinary luck and
won two victories in addition to their
other achievements. They downed the
Peerless and Grip teams, and the Peerless
team succurnbed to the Grip boWiers.
The arst game was between the New
York A. C.. and the Peerless teams. The
latter had the lead in the ninth frame, but
the Athletes plucked over hundred in
the final frame and won by twenty-five
pios. The score:-
New York A. C...oCarter, 10; Brown, 17S;
More, n; Shaw, 1853; cowperthwaite, 173.
Total, 1874.
Peerless B. C.-G. McE1roy. IT'S; Longhead,
100; Splitter, 1853; Smith, lac; S. McElroy, no.
The Peerless team did not do as well in their
second engagement, and were beaten by the
Grips, who held the lead from the start by sixty
Peerless B.. Go. McElroy. III; Longhead,
11O: Splitter, lab; Smith, 1853; S. McElroy, 49,.
Grip B. C.-welllng, 17a; J.. Boese, 159; I'm
norman 1865; Riley, l5B; Thompson, 1865.
It was in the last game of the night that
the New York Athletes did their re-
markable work. They made a feeble stand, and
were twenty behind at the end Of the first frame.
They forged ahead in the second frame and in the
fifth had u lead of over 100. They won by 14
pins. The score:
New York A.. C.-Carter, 1855; Brown, 2O4;
More, 16S; Shaw, a38; Cowperthwaite. 1e6; total,
936.
Grip B. dwelling. 1853. J. Boese, 1875; INNER
man, 40; Riley, 145; Thompson, 1856; total, 1852.
Strikes, SpNres and Breaks.
The Pastimes, of Bergen, will bowl tonight at
Becker's alleys. Pastimes, of Greenville, at
Metropolitan Hall, Young Fellows at Whites,
and Franks at Franks alleys.
The Manhattan A. c., America and Standard
teams will bowl tonight in the American Anna
teur Bowling Union.
The Boyd bow lers went to Newark last night
to be entertain ed by the Independent B. c.
The Bergen bowlers had a Lively meeting last
night at Henn's alleys. The deciding game of
a series closed with the following scores:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-15
HTCELSI0RS WON,
They Vanquished the Green
Vile Riflemen by
FortY-two Points.
BOWLING RECORDS BROKEN
Tuesday Night Team Won Two
Games in the County Tour
ney-Athletics.
BOWLING RECORDS BROKEN

The teams of the Excelsior aud the
Greenville Rifle Clubs met last night on
the latter's range. The shoot was in the
series for the championship of the State.
The marksmen from lower Jersey Clyde
feaied their Greenville brethren by forty
two pins. Two of the Greenville team
had the satisfaction If knowing that our
club did it. They are members of both
clubs. Weber had a pretty target. lie
made seven bulls-eyes aud two on the
edge of the centre. His first shot was q
trife off. Hallowell, too. aimed well, and
was but seven behind the highest posi-
bile total. The scores:-