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The Jersey City news., 1892-01-13
CAUGHT ON THE CENTRE
Excelsior Riflemen Made
Many BullseYes in the
Club Contest.
TENNIS TRENTON TRIP.
Bowling, Athletics, Checkers and
Ring.

The Excelsior Rifle Club had fair at
tendance last night at its weekly COM
petition for the clubs class medals.
Splendid targets were made. The best
score was 243 out of a possible 800. and
the lowest of eleven scores was 2S0. The
total number of points made was 2.5Ss.
an average of 235 and fraction. 1t the
team does as we'll In the championship
tournament as they did last night in the
club contest they will win the first honors.
They are confident. The scores mace
were as follows:-
William Weber, 243; w. J. Charming.
240; +. G.. Kittredge, 239; L. p. Hansen.
23S; W. J. Hennessy. 1856; William Roni-
doux, 234; c. L. Pinney, 233; c. Bauchle,
2eS3: James HUGHES, 232; Thomas Hughes,
230: G. Boag. 2S0.
The leaders for the medals in the three
classes were William Weber In the first
class, G. Bauchle in the second. and T..
boag in the third class.
The next match in the State tourna-
mept for the team will be at the Hudson
Clubs range at Marion next Monday
night. The team selected consists OF L.
p. Hansen. w. J. Charming. w: d..
Hallowell, F. G. Kittredge and William
Weber. The substitutes are:-W., ).
Heunessy, c. L. Pinney, g. Bauchle.
James Hughes and Thomas hughes.
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THE JERSEY CITY NEWS WEDNESDAY. JANUARY III 1882

Morkers,a committee to arrange Tor tue
ball to be held February 20.
The Star Pleasure CIub OF GUTENBERG
gave ball at 1igge's Hall last night.
OcEalona Bowling Club rolled a big
score At Altofer's alleys last night.
Frank Bahcock, an engineer on tae
West Shore Railroad, died at his nome III
Union Hill yesterday from pneumonia.
The Mutual Aid Association of the
North Hudson County Railroad will have
a ball at RnthFs Hall, Saturday night.
The Una Tennis Club will give u oall at
Ruth's Hall tomorrow night.
An oyster supper and conundI M party
will be held at Union Place Nj, Z. Churoh
Union Hill, tomorrow night.
The jolly Fight will give an entertain
ment and ball ut Hefich's Hall Saturday
night
Mystic Tie No 1913, F. aud a. N. will
install officers this evening.
The two women, Dora Weiss and Fannle
Leudonsky. committed to the County jan
from Stadly's Union Hill dive, have been
bailed. There is an unfounded rumor
that Silver Dollar Smith became their
security, he being interested in the case. i,
John Olsen of Weehawken. employed
IN the West Shore Railroad, drove an
adze into his foot Yesterday. He is lying
at mis- home, and it may be necessary TO
amputate his foot
Recorder Relnhart returned from Tren-
ton this morning. He has accomplished
much but says nothing.
Eddie Day. the adopted son of Mayor
Chandless of West Hoboken, has been
made Page in the Assem- bly,.
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BAYONNE ITEMS.

The Ceptreville Mutual Building and
Loan Association held it's regular
monthly meeting on Monday evening In
Germania Hall. The receipts from all
sorts aggregated 81, 353.17. AT premium
of thirty-tive cents share per month a
loan of 81 600 was sold 80 Justice w.
Theodore Overlook.
Van Buskirk Circle No 1S, Ladies of
the G. A. r., yesterday installed the fol-
lowing officers:-President, Mrs. Andrew
Van Buskirk: Senior Vice President, Mrs
Jeremiah Tidabock; Junior Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Lyons. Jr.; Secretary. Mrs. A.
Carroll: Treasurer. Mrs. Diedrich Graper,
Chaplain, Mrs. John Epplnger; Couduc-
tress, Mrs. William NJ. Broker; Guard,
Mrs. George W. March.
The Holy Name Society of st. Mary's
Star of the Sea Il. c. Church held its an
nual meeting lest evening. These officers
were elected:-President, School Trustee
John }. Hickey; vce.p President, William
RYAN; Secretary, Thomas Maroney;
Director, the Rev. Father Andrew M.
Egan.
James Thompson, of Father Killeen
Council No. 43, Catholic Crusaders of the
Holy Cross, has received from the Su-
preme Council, a massive gold cross for
proposing the largest number OF MEM
bers In September. The trophy is being
appropriately cu2THfeu LOTuldi pres
entation to Mr.. Thompson at the next
meeting.
Seven OF the saloon keepers charged
with having violated the city's SUNDAY
ordinance this morning paid Recorder
Besher fine OF $50 and costs each. II the
Others do not appear today, warrants will
be issued.
The new officers of Goethe Lodge No.
20S, l. o. o. F., will ne installed this
evening in Odd Fellows Hall.
Complaints against the neglect of the
city's garbage collector to remove rub
bish from certain sections of the city are
heing made TO the police almost hourly
The Bergen Point section of Avenue ID is
lined with unemptied ash boxes and bar
relS.
Yesterday Herman Weis, of No 466
Avenue D, reported to the police that d
isiXteen-year-od boy who was in his en-
ploy had decamped with suit of clothes
and $50 in cash. He was unable to tell
the BOYS name
r. A. Smith. of No. rs West Thirty.
second street. notified the police this
morning that last evening man carry
ing one arm in sling came to the front
door of his residence and solicitated char
ity. Half at hour later member Of the
family heard an unusual noise at the
back door and opened it upon the beggar
who was irving to effect an entrance
The fellow fled
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provement be made, and that the con-
tract for said work ard materials be
awarded to Henry Byrne. he being the
lowest bidder for the whole work and ma
terials, and that the Corporation Attorney
be and is hereby directed to prepar and
have executed the necessary contract for
the same.
Whereas, On the eighth day of Septem-
ber, 1891. application was made to this
Board for the improvement of. Eleventh
street, between the west side OF Jersey
avenue and the east side of Coles street;
and
Whereas, On the twenty-third day of
November, 1891, the Commlssionersof AS
sessment filed with the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners their prellm-
mary sketch for said improvement; and
Whereas, On the twenty-eighth day OF
December, 1891, this Board met and heard
all parties interested in said applicatio o n
who appeared and all remonstrances
against the said Improvement that were
presented in writing; and
Whereas. No objection twas presented.
alleged or known against the same; there
fore
Resolved, That by and with the concur
renee of the Board of Finance the SAID
Improvement be made, and that the con-
tract for said work and materials be
awarded to Henry Byrne, he being the
lowest bidder for the whole work and
materials, and that the Corporation At
torney be and is hereby directed to pre-
pare and nave executed the necessary
contract for the same.
Resolved, That the Commit ee on
Streets, Sewers and Lighting, in conjunc.
tion with the Corporation Counsel and
Chief Engineer, be directed to confer with
the municipal authorities of the city of
Hoboken for the purpose OF dev1slng a
plan whereby Grove street may be extend
al Fnri ia Tun width of fD fPaE cnnDRct
with Newark street, in the city OF Hobo
ken.
The foregoing were each adopted by the
following vote on the call for the ayes
and nays:
Ayes-Presideut Somers and Commits
sioners Dugan, Yoe and Cook.
Absent-Commissione Madden.
The Committee on Public Buildings.
, Docks and Parks presented the follow
ing:
Resolved That 81, ,425 be paid to Will
liam Dunno on account of contract No.
633 for furnishing, delivering and setting
school furniture in Public Schools No.
% and "a; S712. so to Public School No. 2S;
| $712 so to Public School No. pa.
Charge special school account.
Resolved, That 500 be paid to Hugh A
Kelly for services as wharfinger for the
month ending December 81. 1891.
Charge Morgan Street Dock.
The foregoing were each adopted by
the following vote ou the call for the
| ayes and nays:
Aves-President Somers. Commission
ers Dugan, Yoe and Cook.
Absent-Commissione Madden.
The Committee on LAWS aud Ord1n-
ances presented the following:
Resolved. That $12 10 be paid to the
Evening journal Association for adver-
Using ordinance for the relief of John E.
Fullin.
Charge TO deposit for this ordina nee.
Adopted by the following vote on the
| call for the aves and nays:
Ayes-President Somers, Commission
ers Dugan, Yoe aud Cook.
Absent-Cbmmlssio Madden.
On motion the Board adjourned.
GEO. Il. BoUToN,
Clerk.
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safety in the Midst of Danger,

This would seema contradiction-is so, in fact,
to the eye, But ex perienca has prov ed its pos
sibility. Take the case of the individual who
dwells in malarlous region A robust consti-
tuition is no certa in defense against the dreaded
chills What is? r corded testimony. covering
a period little short OF half century. proves
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this, This continent oes not limit the field where
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Potent, too, is it iu disorders of the stomach.
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PRESIDENT PETERS.

Elected by the Greenville Y. Nj. G. a
Athletes-The Committees.
At the meeting OF the Greenvilie Y. M.
C. A. Athletic Club last evening Presi-
dent Arthur Nj. Duhme rendered his res
ignation on account Of his election to the
Presidency of the Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. J. f.
Peters was elected President and the fol-
lowing committees were appointed:-
Mem mbership, T. Jaehne. A. Reid aud p.
Sobotker; Baseball. G. r. Burger. j. +.
Peters and P. Sobotker; Stag. j. f. Byrne.
A. A. LANCER and II. o. Jaehne. The
Treasurer's report showed that the club
was in good financial condition. Mr..
Fred Cummings was elected 20 member
ship.
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A Quartette Of clever bowlers chuckled
last night when four less expert bowlers
offered TO play series of three games. 1t
ia first mortgage for us, whispered John
Walsh. The invitation was accepted with
thanks The three Jacks. Marsh, Muller
and Walsh, and Joe Marsh. composed the
team that had struck 1t rich-as they
imagined. The way those stuffs slammed
the pins made the Jacks weary. The
teams bowled far over the average, but
the stuffs quit winning after the first
game and were dissanced in the third aud
final bout The scores:-
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My children. nine in number, were all troubled
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ROBERT SHUHAN,
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Cu.icura Remedies

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NORTH HUDSON NOTES.

Eagle Engine House. West Hoboken.
has been refurnished.
Mr. Chrgtopher Muller. the wealthy
refrigerator maker. will soon leave for
Germany.
The Dnlcis Association has appointed
Messrs. G. Weiss, l.. Genzel and Joseph
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Eczema 10 Years Cured.

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The first match of series between the
second team Of the New Jersey Athletic
Club and the bowlers of the Pamrapo
Athletic Club was rolled last evening on
the alleys of the latter orgauization's s.
clubhouse at Bayonpe. The home club
met with its first defeat on its own al
leys, the margin by which the Jerseymen
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The Tenny Clubs crack bowlers were
pleasure cost them game iu the Nation
al tournament. They wired from Tren-
ton that they would be on hand late, but
they were not in time to play the first
game. which went to the Youkers team by
forfeit. The Orchards, too. could have
claimed game by forfeit, but they
waived the right and waited for the tardy
Jersey City boys. The Tennys were cruel
enough to 90 in and win. The scorer
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-13

When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria
whon she had Children. she gave them Castoris.
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Notes.
Captain Frank Williams, the represen

Captain Frank Williams, the represent
tative of the Olympic Club of New Or
leans, opened business yesterday,
Briefly" said the Captain. ''the
Olympic Club will give these purses:-
$4,000 for Corbett and Fitzsimmons,
$1,000 for Corbett and Maher, $1,000 for
Fitzsimmons aud Maher, $3.50 for Fitz-
simmons and Maner, $4,000 for Corbett
and Slavin, and $4,000 for Corbett and
Mitchell.
The Dauntless Yacht Club will meet
tomorrow night.
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sine. me SSatsklli Mountain and sara.oc.
Win also Be- SSsSHe DO on Hhess
SnS SS.sSsping o sar nscments Inform loom ana
A~u VI any West Shore Ticket Agent A'O" eau 10
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Dauntlass BowIers,

The Dauntless Bowling Club was out
in force last night. They were at the
pins on Dukes alleys, and had rattling
team contest with nine on side. The
score of the rubber was:-
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-13

The checker tournament Of the Outing
A. C. closed last night. Dorman won
with IL victories and defeats. Connors
won and lost s. and Reuben won and
lost z. They won the three prizes.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-13

The Empires bowled at Henn's alleys
last night. Klein was in fine fettle. and
made two heavy scores-23s and 22S The
final game of team match resulted as
foilnws.-
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Notice to Junk Dealers

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON FRIDAY
~ January Is. 1892 at 2 O'Clock d. IN. there VIII
be sold at public auction, the Pipe Yard No l65
Bay streer, under the auspices OF the Eoard OF
Street and Water Commissioners. q miscellaneous
lot of old scrap iron
Terms to be announced at the time Of SALE
By order OF the Board Of Street and Water Com
mlssioners.
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey City. January g. 1892
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The Ann A. G. will have ball on
January 26 and stag on February 8.
The Onward A. G.. has made several
improvements in its rooms. The club
will have cross-country run on WASH
ington's Birthday.
Members games of the Wayne A. G..
tomorrow night.
The West Bergen A. G. will have an
entertainment next month at Bergen
Hall.
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PaIma's Athletes.

Athletics have had boom in the Palma
Club. A gymnasium class with thirty
two members has Deen formed and Fred
Schnaibel, the we'll known wrestler and
gymnast has been engaged as tutor. The
class is at work, likes it and is making
excellent progress.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account Of tbs
subscriber. executrix OF Harrison Miller deceased
will be audited and stated by the Surrogate Of rhe
County of Hudson. and reported for settlement on
Friday. the 18TH day OF January. ls9l -
Dated November Q, A. D. 1891
MARY MILLER.
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won their victory lacking a single PIN o
beiug century. The score;--
PaInrapo Athletic Club-Grifith. IA
J. johnson, 161; c. Scnooley. Ill; "
Mood, III; Allsise, 151; G. Is. Johnson
1876; Langley. lis; Butcher. 147; Miiz
enius. 11S; c. r. VoGel, l6O: total, ,523
New JERSEY Athletic Club-Bolton, l2l
Coles, 1913; J. Smith. Isl; Jenkins, 40
Wihnerding. 1854; Ellis, 1873; Sandal, 146
S, Smith, 140; lockwood, 1872; Day, l57
total, l,422.
Strikes, Spares and Breaks.
The new alleys of Eugene Frank are
well patronized. Many expert bowlers
assembly there every evening and indulge
iu match games. The Tuesday Night
Club had its inning last night.
Jersey City A. C.'s Wheelmen oowi q
League game this evening IN the Ohiou
County Roadster's alleys.
An Athletic League series Will De
bowled tonight on the Jersey City A. Z. g
alleys, The visiting team will bs from
the North End A. 9.
In the Hoboken NelUs tourney this even
ing the competing teams will be the
Etna, Holzhacker. Hour and Temper
ance.
The Boyds and Montgomery of the Lo'
cal League will meet this evening at Muf-
ler's alleys.
Prudentials bowl stonight at Dukes
alleys, Panirapos aC Metropolitan Haij'
Volunteers at Becker's, Fakirs at Verse
be's, McLaughlins at Whites and Jefer'
sons at Wehrenburg's.
This evening the team of the New Jer-
sey Athletic Club Will do battle on theii
own alleys against the bowlers of the
Arlington Athletic Club in the thirty
sixth game of the Amateur Bowling AS
sociation's championship series.
There will be rolled tomorrow evening
on the alleys of the Pamrapo Athletic
Club the second match of a series between
the second team of the New Jersey Ath'
letic Club and the bowlers of the Pam
,.,no A rhIotic CI1b
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Total ...H 22 ID Sa5 Total. is Is 20 756
FRAMES.
Tennv 81 t6i 23i 80 800 4s3 $50 66t 7ss S25
Orchard 1I5 rs 3l5 400 4s2 5+S 622 6s0 '56
Umpire-S Prince.
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Three Jacks, but Lost.

OmpIrt-S. FFIuC6.
Scorers-S. simon. u. Schaetfer.
Ayerage-Tenny, 1865; Orchard. l5l ..
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JOINT 16.
CHURCH NOTICES.

The Unitarian society have made ar.
rangementS to call regular church ser
vices every Sunday morning In Prof.
Urquidi's music studio in DuIlnig build
ing, corner Alamo and Commerce street,
room 0. Next Sunday morning at Ii
o'clock there will be preaching by Rev.
n. Schulz.
First PRESBYTERIAN church, corner North
Flores and West Houston streets Rev.
E. NJ. Munroe will preach in the morning
at II o'clock and in the evening at 7:3O.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. IN. Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor at $3.50
p. m.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Avenue c and Pecan street, Rev.
C. c. Mclean. NJ. A, minister. Preaching
morning H. Theme: What angels de-
sire to look into" Evening 1880. Theme:
The SufferingS of Christ" Glass meet
ing l2:l5 noon. Sabbath school $50 a. m.
Young Peoples Epworth League prayer
meeting Gas to 7:30 p. m. PewS free. All
cordially invited.
First Baptist church, southeast corner
of Travis Park. Preaching by the pastor
at IL a. m. and 7:3O p. IN. Baptizing at the
close of the evening service.
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EpwOrIh League Meeting.

Last night the Epworth League held a
meeting at the Travis Park Methodist
church. The church was crowded and
the audience was well entertained with
the following program:
Song by society.
Address by Miss Cotton,
Song by society.
Address by Rev. c. T. Erickson, on the
subject The Epworth League and What
They Have Accomplished.
Address by Rev. J. d. Scott.
Song, by society.
Recitation, from "Horatius," by Prof.
Hartman.
AT the conclusion of the program the
mem bers and guests adjourned TO the lee
tire room and spent an hour in social
pleasure. Refreshments were served and
a general good time had.
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Federal Court.

This morning the grand jury reported
for violating the election laws, who ap-
peared in court and gave recOgnizance in
the sum of $500, with Chas. Guerguin as
surety.
An order was made appointing Henry
Lager jury commissioner.
The ca Sc against Juan Antonio Flores.
for violating the neutrality laws, kept
the attention of the court the whole
morning. and no other case was tried.
Captain Mcneil and Pablo LOngirO were
examined for the prosecution, Longiro is
a converted reVOlutiOniSt.
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-Parlor suits, bed room suits,
warhrobes, couches and bed lounges,
carpets and mating chairs, window
curtains shades and poles, trunks
and valises, crockery, stoves, sewing
machines, every thing you need to
furnish your house, at prices guaran.
teed TO be lower than elsewhere for
cash or on irstallmsnts.
n. & NJ. INSTALLMENT Co.,
226, 23S, and 24O. East Houston street
corner Navarro. IL 20 st
The new Texas railroad sheets
have arrived. The rates take effect
December lst.
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A Gard Party.

Last evening, at the residence of Mrs
r. NJ. CulbersOn, Miss Lille Weir gave
very delightful card party in honor or
Miss Wheeler, of Alabama. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. CulberSon, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Devine, Misses Annie, Louisa
and Ollie Prescott, Lola Gaylord, Emma
Reed, Lee Epson, Hattie Ward, Flo
Eager, MeSSrS. Pancoast, Howard, Bee.
SeelgSOn, Holt, Brunt, Hobbs, BaSkin,
Buckley. Corner, Evans, RigSby and
Berry Misses Wheeler and Prescott and
MeSsrs. Holt and Corner were the winners
of the elegant prizes offered.