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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14
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ter Jrentb bes Sonntagsbetra6ters
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iuelder er cine gau5 tleue Sbeorie iiber
ben Wertb refr. nnpertb beHen aufz
ffelt, mas mar gemeinbtn nit Cha
rotter1 gu bes:i6men pflegt, bic atpar
tdtuerltd gang Dbne Wiberfpru6 bleis
ben nirb, Der man aber ben goraug
Der S%rtginolitdt ni6t abfpre6en fam.
5rennb aleinert bebauptet, baB r1ax
ben yegrif ,@baratter" = unter benz
nan bert6mntli9er Weife INNER eiaer
guten gbarafier nerffebt, benr tuenr
mon Sen1onbem ben @orpnrf MAIDEN
tutu, eiren f9le9teu @barafter au bas
ben, rtennt man i'm gep6bnIid
10 aratterlesA meitens als
EN- ~seifernes, unentwegtes Geitbalten
On etan1al dig ri9tig ~erfanttten @ruttbs
ldBetlA oui!afe unb babel ben Gebler
begehe. biefe .eiferne gonfequena",-
BE ia an fi@ ielbifperftdnbli9 ettpas
febr Ribmii6es lit = audi i, ihren
uebertreibungen, bic 3u @tarrfinn, gis
get1ftun, 9~artnddigfeit unb Stiernadig<
fetf ausarten fDanen, fiir u6araeter>
DslA au erfldren.
Den ~@barafter" III biefer Nufais
Jung nerglei1t 4leinert febr treHenb
nut Der prdbeitinations ; 9ebre beg
alisIl atr1tnpaters ausuftinus-iemer
fnrdtbaren Soctrin, nod tDel9er ie=
Dem Ntentabett bDt uranbeginn i'm bors
aug itnabdnberli9 fein S6idfal be-
glnttlf irnrDe1 1T, obne baB er I'M
Statoe iudre, bnr9 feline @illensfraft
ober fei1 s3utbun barar audi tur bos
WerIHgite ab3ndnbern. 9ieier entfebz
lstpe1 Sebre, bic aud gum She'll in bic
00gflet Der 2ntberanertbums, rlas
tseutli9 aber bes aaIpinismus iiberz
gdtgeil PUB, tuir6e am6 bic foIseri6z
ftge Seflnitisn bes 8egrifs r@barats
ter ttabetomu1er. Mtag Elm Menf9
tDiltt. mas CT min, 10 tpirb er bann Bic
mo1lfelle gutf9ulbigung baben: rWas
t9nrt i1 oafiir, bas 1T nun NAL mein
egarotterl
efnas Hi9tiges liegt Rbrigens in Der
Attlabme, bob eS inie6em Menfdeu elm
geiutfles gttpaS giebt, baS feline Sbater
oeetrtluBt uab beherrf1t-unb oh man
Dielee iitfaBbare Gttras nun @baratter
netfilf. oeer Temperament ober Oh rlatt
es0er y~ererbung uf6reibt, ober Der Gin
ntrtullg BON graiebung unb fonfigen
Seoeiis0erbdltnife auf ben @baratter,
onf bag Temperament unb bic ererbter
torperltdet nnb geifigen @igenf@aften
5!lldr1menge1ontnter, ba5 dnbertfdlieB=
lId5 gu oer 3batfade Der 8eeinTufung
NldtS.
Der Gebler liegt nur bartr, baB man
otefe gteinfufung aud bamn mod fir
s1aratterpolA aufiebt, tpeni1 ie ii1 bis
ln stlltger archaeological fetgert, tpenn
oer Mfeni1 aIiO geuiRermaBen gum
Stlabefl tetres-angebli6en ober tpirfz
ilgen-ebaratterS berabfinft.
Damn bort Der gbarafter bod f1IieB>
li@ auf, @harafter 5u fein un6 ipirb
aiir @barotterlDigteit.
Mas tt bic 8ebeutung bes Wortes
) 9barotter@2 VS. leitet fi1 ab bon benz
6f2eo1t1d5eff XeffmOrfp ~tcharasaott .9rN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14
@abl Mm5eigen.
s Il Sd a r.

Sn Fefse Der gufforberuns soblreider 8ir'
ger finbiee i'd mid biermit als aanbtbat fir
bas 9lmt be5 Wapors Der staot Con antonio
an. @enn ertpdhlt, perbe id mein Beites
tbun, Der @tabt stne ~fortidrittli4e unb 6fOz
nomii4e @ertpaItung au seben.
Seorse @af@al.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

= Ser Poitmeifer 9enrp Mnbrep8
in 2pOns, Waibington @ountp lit hers
baftet tporben. Ger i9uleet Der &sz
gierung $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

s iir~IIbermar Der 6. Warb.
0ir iinb autpriiirt, Serrn 9enrb Sims
berger ais &anbtbat fir bas Intt oes VII
Der Der 6. SO a B an5ufilnoisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

Die vGreie &refe" lit autprifirt, ansifins
bisen, bab Cart. @til. Sbaroein als
&anbibat fir baS Nmt res Mabprs bon Sam
Mntonio a~uftritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

Das meni9ltae 9eben 1T muir turs unb baber foute
es nuier 9eifreben ietm, 60 70 better mite mbsIt& al ses
f~talten. aurtre betnen 9hften pber betne GrtdItnns
icfort purh ben Sebran4 bon Or. 8un's Sufens
Gnriin. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

pr Sci Melton & o., 9ous
fonitraBe, finbet man bic feiniten inns
portirten unb beimii6en SeIifas
tefen Der Saifon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

Sober &eiienbe foate Suits pilen
mitfiibren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

Die y5reie Hrelie" lit autcrifirtl Serrn
@ IN. ~ III ais &anbieat filr bas Nmt eeS
@lbermanb Der 6. @arb an3uflnot8en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

Sie MeIbuns, baB bic Ser.
Staaten BON Norbamerifa m6gli9er<
merle bic @inuanberung fir cine be-
ffimmte Grift unterfasert tperben, bat
ben premierminiter ban Neu : @tibs
Wales beranlaBt, in einem Idngerert
telegrapbif6en 8eri6t an bic emglii9e
Hegierung barauf aufmertfam 3l r,az
den, bob Nuitralieu in Der Gage fei,
mod einen bebeutenben She'll 6es euros
pdifden observation-disclosures In fi1
auf3unebmen. 9ie bisberigen Mars
nungen Dor elmer gimpan6erung nod
benz fibli6en Nuftralien ginsen Idmutt'
lid bon Der organifirten, meift fs5iali>
fif9en Snbuftriesa III beiterfdaft Der gros
Ben 9afentdbte aus, tpel1e in ben
3usiebeuben unbequeme Wettbeperber
ftir9ten. Ser rteu antpmmenbe Sas
.brifarbeiter, GRANDDAUGHTER unb mittelofe
4aufmann piirbe in ben be5ei1netetl
Stdbten aqerbings einen f9weren
Stanb baben, bagege1t ipiirbeit in Der
2anbwirtbfdaft fofort biele Saufenbe
BON g%inmanberern lobnenbe 8ei9dfz
tisung fiuben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14
Staats s9egtslatur.
Muftim, ID. Sanuar 1898.

Genat.
3ablrei9e Nntrdge purben einges
bra9t unb cine Mn3abl bon &efoIutios
men geIangten CUR gerIeinns. Inter
lebterem befanb fi9 cine, bur6 tpel9e
bic beiben teranil9en BunbessG enatoz
rem aufgeforDert perben, ibren ginhuB
5n Gunlten Der NntisO ptionsBiQ gelz
tenb s1 MAIDEN. 8ouen beantragt bic
grri9tung eiaer @emerbes unb older,
baufdule in NorbsSelas. Mgnetp be-
antrasteein Nmenbement 3i benz @eiebe
iiber ben 8erfauf geiitiger @etrdnte.
Ser Nntrag, pen Der COMPREHENSIVE
f9cft aud 1000 @remplare in b6bmis
iGer Spra6e bruden gu lal5en, tpurbe
angenommen.
Na9bem Der Nntrag bes Senators
@roHlep, baB 81" fir ben @ouberneur
unb 8ice : @ouperneur bel Der leBten
Wabl abgegebenen Stimmen morsen
8ormittag ee3dblt tuerben folten unb
baB bic EMANCIPATION bes @ouperneurs
aul Sienftag ftattfinben foIe, anges
nommen worben mar, trat T~ertagung
Elm.
6aus.
Ser Mntrag Willons, baB iebes Wlits
glieb auf 80 3eitunser, bas @remplar
au 3 Gents, tpeI6e bic 2esislaturs8 ers
banblungen abbruden, auf Soften beg
Sentiment . TDnbS abonnirert blirfe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

8eedam's Yilen bel franfer
Geber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

Die 2lnacigem bon 9oobs eariapas
rila finb ftets in folder Meiie be-
glaubigt, baB fe BON Der finan5iellen
Welt obue 36gern angenommert tpers
ben uiirben.
Sir aagemeinen 4atarrb empfebler
mir unbebingt SpubS Yillem.
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miifinms 8arten Bar,
8iQaro nno Meitanratiom.
8beiner & Saul, Gisentbiimer.
Gpetfen anf Weffennn8 81 1eoe'
9aneSseif.

Nhbren bic befen tmporttrtsn g8etne, Wbisfepsl
9tqu6re unb Gtsarren. Stets ir,iheS Bier an 3apt'
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Fir @itDz@ oIIeftpr.

gDir iinb autpriiirt, Germ Gbwarb @is
( DE ols 8anbibat fir fredericksburg fir
baS Amt bes itdbtiidsn Solicitors an3utins
biaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14
GroBe Musmabl bon &alenberu.

Gana b~eionbers eupfeblensmertb 1T
Der G~artenlaubez &alenber 3u 40 Gents.
Nie. 5engg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

Der srobe gaal ftsbt gereinen uub SrteatseIeas
iaafttn Tar geItIi6tsusn auer Grt eHen. SILT
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
BISHOP RAMS SILVER JUBILEE.

Tho Celebration BeguH Today-Mgr.
satoIli and Cardinal Gibbons Present.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. z, 1S93.-The
celebration of the twenty-1fth annivsr-
sary Of the conservation Of tine Ri. Rev.
Stephen Vincent Ryan as Bishop Of Buf-
falo, which will occupy the greater part
of three days, began this afternoon.
The occasion has brought to the
city many church dlGnitaries. foremost
amougs whom are Mgr. Satolli. Car
dlral Gibbons. Archbishops Ryan OF
Philadelphia, Corrigan OF New York.
ireland OF ST. Paul, Cleary of Kingston,
Ont. aud Walsh OF Toronto: Bishops
Keeue Of the Catholic University,
Washtugton; Mcdonnell, OF Brooklyn;
Luddeu, of Syracuse: McNeirny. of
Albany; Foley, of Detroit and others,
together with u host OF priests from all
paris Of the country.
The services this Afternoon consisted OF
q reception at Music Hall co Bishop
Ryan by the children OF the Parochial
schools. A special jubilee greeting to The
Bishopwas sung by the combined schools,
after which addresses were made in
English, French. German and Polish by
pupiis OF the schools conducted in those
languages. AT the close of the children
celebration the clergy visited several OF
the hospitals and asylums maintained by
ms church and then repaired to the
Deaf Mute Institute. where an entertain
ment was given, and supper taken.
Tomorrow morning Pontitical mass
will be celebrated. followed by II banquet;
and In the evening a public reception
will be rendered to Bishop Ryan.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
WOMEN O%RCHEsTRAs.
Suggestion to Place the Gentler Sex on a
Musical Footing With Men.

Suggestion to Place the Gentler Sex ON a
Musical Footing With Men.
Mrs. Theodore Thomas has lately writ
ten for the Columbian Congress OF Mu-
sicians a pertinent suggestion. which.
amongst Others valuable and interesting.
stands out as the one most practical and
most likely to be put Into use; II is that
boys In schools should be formed into
orchestral instead OF simply solo per-
formers upon some instrument. Sne
says, and truly. that the sense OK COM
uaniopship-one of the strongest in a
growing lad-and the feeling that he
must do his part or the whole cannot go
on. appeal to his latent ambition
az few things do, and the practice be-
comes a part of the fun instead of the
drudgerv of life. Not that she would DO
away with solo-playing. but rather add
to Its Significance aud responsibility, the
piano-forte, the violin, cello, clarinet.
and flute players all acquiring a greater
Importance IL entered as members of a
body of musicians. dedicating themselves
to The interpretation OF compositions
which could not be performed without
|ation Is full Of good sense. and In those
parts of the country from which her
listeners at the session OF amateur CLUBS
4 came results will doubtless follow It. But
why confiue 1t to boys? May not girls look
| forward In the very near future to taking
a place in the orchestras that grow every
wear more numerous throughout the
States? Why should not a woman violin
ist be admitted by Mrs. Thomas's own
distinguished husband to the great bod
les Of players he gathers together from
time to time as he already admits women
harpists? Undoubtedly hs and other
directors will. as time goes on aud op2or-
- L.-~--I. kha nnnWnffnns Aerd M
of Mrs. Thomas's present suggestion may
grow-nay. there is good reason to Ds-
lieve, is to grow this very winter, in at
! least one school for girls-an impetus TO
work In this direction. And this new
idea adds TO the responsibility already
resting upon the shoulders of the anna
tetr musician, which he and she often
through ignorance leave unfulfiled, but
also Sometimes through heedIessness
| snirk.-H Grpcr's BGzGr.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
STRIKES, SPARES AND BREAKS.
Pin Knights Resuscitatsd-rhe Y. N. c
as Bowling Teams.

Pin knights Resuscitatsd-rhe z. M. C.
AS Bowling Teams.
The Pin Knights are ia tns ield with
Owen J. Prior as captain. They viii
open The season on Thursday night at the
Gteenville Rink when the Team will meet
the Puritan A. CTS team.
The Jersey City Y. M. c. A. Will have
Two strong teams this season co struggle
for the honors In the League. They will
meet Madison avenue teams tomorrow
night. The first or section A teams will
bowl here, and the second or, Section B.
tsafns will bowl on the Yorkvitle allie rs
a6 the Madison avenue branch alleys ar Q
being rebuilt. The Jersey CITY bowlera
will pe:-Section A. Lupton. Rye r. Will
liams. Faulkner aud Ruddick Section
b. u. Turner. Curtis, Coleman, SchnHibel
aud Ether. {
Empires will bowl tonight at Henn's
alley, NoHpareils at Poblmann's, Garfield
at Freudenberger's Lincoln at Dammsr's
Unique at Clinton Hall. Volunteer at
Guests. Hitching at Woods Hall, and
Hudson at Korell's alley
Ladies' Friendship Club Will occupy
Col. Browns Court House Cottage alley
Thu evening.
The CatDoi!c Ciub's alleys were
crowded with bowiers last night. qhfes
seafn game were rolled.
A delegation Of the Y.M.C.A. how ers
made . our OF the Catholic Club ho1se
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
r NorIG1
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by this Board Of
SSt oyemb erq 18TH " issss at ~ y o isslSa al II. on FOR 4 d6s CAY.
struction OF a i5incn vitrited pipe sewer in
seventh street, from a 20 mt about one hundred
the sewer In Bruins WICK street, in accordance with
plans and specifications on ME in the office of the
Cnief Enginesr, corner OF Jersey avenue ana Nor
ment of sureties must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 1000 ineal feet OF lilies.
About II 0 0 feet B. NJ. Of spruce stringers.
About $500 feet B. u. of Spruce flooring.
About g. 4O0 feet B. N, Of hemlock sheathing.
and connection MAZE win the sewer to be built.
About 251 pounds of iron spikes,
sewer.
About 2 new receiving basins.
About $50 pounds of iron bolts.
Time allowance for the completion of the work,
sixty-ive l65l working days. +
The making OF the above Improvement and
award of the contract tberef for Wilt pe subject to
liable TO more thai one-half the assessment there
for.
endorsed "Proposals Tor Sc yer in seventh Street, y
directed to "E. A. Dugan, Esq. Chairman of Com
the Clerk of the Board in open meatins When
called for In the order OF business relating &c
sealed proposals.
will a substitution OF sureties be al owed.
The attention of bidders Is espec ally called to
terms " whereof no contract shall be- binding upon
the city Or become elective or operative until the
bondsmen offered by the contractor have been
form b, the Corporation Counsel, the President
of this Board having power to examine the pro
BY order Of the Board OF st. Get and Water Com.
GEORGE T. BoUToN,
Dated Jersey City, October 81, 1879.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
wAsTEFUL ECONOMIES.

The First and Greatest Low Priced Ser
nice which Wastes, Not Saves.
The frat aud greatest Of them all is
low priced service. Thereby You waste
not merely your substance but yourself
The woman whose mind is made up that
she twill not pay more than twelve dol
lars a month - usually fiuds life a long
procession of girls" in the rough, who
zach wing away as soon as drilled into
some ssmblance OF efficiency. No doubt
IL 10 Irritating not to reap WHARF you
have sown in troubious tears, D 1t stop
and think q biz You were not wholly
disinterested. You taught anu trained,
wrsstled with ignorance and overcame
sloven ways, not as a missionary. but Tor
your WI sake, in the hope that AFTER
awhile o might slt at ease amid orderly
comfort. What though It's through your
effort that your s.rvant is more valuable,
recognize tnat comfort aud psace OF mind
are mighty Sufficient re:urns on the in
yestment, and do not grudgee her a few
dollars more. Honesty. capacity, trai ned
intelligence have q distinct market value.
| At the highest rate they come much
! cheaper THAI doctors bills or months OF
| running away from the fiend nervous
| prostration. Reflect, TOO. that by not
| paving you are sole suff .rar. Plenty OF
| other people will. 70 the girl il j. merely
| a change of homes She wonld be sone-
thing more than human If she did not
real and obev the impulse 20 better her
| condition. Put yourself in her place anu
| see if you would be willing to work for
less than you could get by merely cross :
Ing thu street. r151.
In the other case of a girl who never
outgtows the twelve dollar stage il is sac
20 say she is dear at any price. When ut
last she grows intolerable take stock OF
| her reign. Count the cost of her Ia moth
and rusG and sloth, in wear u tear and
brsaka1e. and see il beside it higher
wages Ito not aux out of sight. Take
account ais OF nervous strain, of family
lars and chickering's whose root was in
The neither household regions, and 1t will
NOT need the bills of butcher and baker
and candlsslick maker to convince you
that your cueap servant cost you a pretty
acknowledgements Bdzdr.
could hardly fail 30 nave been interested
aud from whom he could scarce help bus
nroft. Economically minded, he had led
4 life of soms romance. Two years be-
fore he ha | brought to an end the unique
adventure of the Bell Rock Lighthouse;
he had moved since boyhood as u pioneer
amonQ secluded aud barbarous populR-
lions: his knowledge of the islands and
their inhabitants was probably uarival~
led: and his memory was rich In strange
incidents and traits OF mauuers, some OF
which have been preserved by Sir Waiter
in substance, while many others were
doubtless boiled down Into the general
impression of THE Pirate. Robert
Lonis Stevenson. In the October number
of Scribner's magazine.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
MONDAY NIGHTS TEAMS
Battled in the Tournament
in the Athletic Clubs
Alleys.
TACKLED The TARGETS.
Dur Own Team Defeated lhe
Schuetzens-Football, Wheel
and Athletics.

The teams of the Monday Night Club
are beginning to string out in the tourna-
ment race. Teams Nos. 2 aad 4 are now
in the front with four victories and one
defeat each. Team No. s follows with
three victories and two reverses, teams
Mes. 8. z and 8 are punched with two
games won and three lost. and No. 6
holds the left of the line with one victory
and four defeats.
The four teams bewled last night on
the Jersey City A. c. alleys. The best
bout Of the night was bstween teams Nos.
4 and Z. The former won in the tenth
frame by nine pins, when the game
seemed to belong to their rivals. j. G.
Smith saved his team from being
thrown. He closed with three strikes.
and No. 4 won by the small margin OF
nine pins. The Smith family did molly
In the game. They reached The eighty
block, The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
TEACHERS AND THE PENSION BILL.

joint meeting Of the teachers Of this city,
Bayonne, Hoboken, Paterson, Newark, Railway,
New Brunswick and Elizabeth, was held on
Saturday afternoon, at No. S08 Broadway. New
York, for the purpose of deciding upon q plan
to present the much TALKED of teachers pension
bill TO the next Legislature. Principal Haskell,
Of this city, spoke on the advantages of the bill,
and said be would do everything that lies in his
power to push 1t. Messrs. Herman, Dsmarest
and Lycett,s the committee appoint ted by the
Hoboken Association, to explain the matter to
the local association, were invited to fulfil their
mission on "Wednesday, November is. The bill
providasss ahat every male teacher who has
served tAirty years, and all female teachers, who
have served twenty-five years shall receive a
pension OF notless than $500 d year.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
CORPORATION NOTICE.


Notice ia hero nv civan that n n the t,,frtv .1rsr
day Of Octoher. iSe3 inc ommissione Of 4sSess-
mani hisd in tna a Ice ri ms CiarT az the board Of
Street and Water Commfssioners their fnaI as
sessment map and report for the aequlriu< Of lands
and for the con struc ion OF a main sewer from a
point at the junction of
WEST l AVENUE AND DUNCAN AVENUE,
running thence westerly through Duncan ave.
nue. Co Its westerly termtlus; thence contlnu
ing westerly on the same line along the
proposed line OF Duncan avenue 10 the dacSen-
sack River. and the same Is now olen TO public
inspection In the ONCE or the clerk or s dd Board.
And notice is slso g,ven that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are In
oladed In said
DUNCAN AVENUE,
from a p Joint about l52.0s Feet southeast OF HUDSON
County Public Road TO Butler avsnae. -----.~>A
FAlRF1EM. AVENUE,
from a point about 4l9. 70 feet southeast of Hudson
County Public Road to West 6ide avenue.
JEWECr AVENUE,
from q point about Sy9.5S feet southeast OF HUDSON
County. Public Road TO West Side avenue.
KENsINGTOA AVENUE.
from a point about li6.Is feet southeast or Hudson
COUNTY Puphc ROAD TO West SIDE avsnue.
from a point about 5ol.4S feet southeast OF HUDSON
lFFoRD PLhCEr
HUDSON C0uN ny PUBLIC ROAD.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
KICKS AND KIcKERs.
MiIitiamen Will Go for Goa:s-"Pennsy"
Reairns.

Militiamen Will Go Tor Goa.s-"fennsy
Resigns.
A match game Of football, the nrst Oh a
series, will be played at Oakland Park
this afternoon. The rivals are teams
CHOSEN to represent two companies OF the
Fourth Regiment. Company A., OF the
Heights, and Company d, OF lower Jersey
City. !,
The withdrawal of the University of
Pennsylvania from the ntercolIegiate
Association is welcome news 10 Prince
ton. II Ia the general feeling that Prince
toms lean will not meet the Qlakere In
the football field again. The game has
| ALWAYS been a rough one. aud Princeton
only wanted to redeem herself from the
disgrace of last years defeat aud then
saw farewell to the Pennsylvanlans.
| Great hope is entertained here that the
change in affairs may result 10 a triple
league between Yale, Harvard, aud
! Princston. Princeton meu do not take
we'll TO Harvard's talk about q dual
league. They believe Yale Will never
| consent to il, and,i 10 the face of the num-
her OF victories over Harvard which
| Princeton has won in former years. Har-
| wards show of superiority does not ap-
pear 10 the men here very consistent.
The Orange A. c. and Princeton elevens
will meet at Orange Oval this morning.
| This will be the Tigers last Appearance
IN this vicinity until the Thanksgiving
| Day game. The Orange team have been
in strict training during tie past two
weeks, and they propose to make q oet-
| ter showing against the Tigers than the
Crescents did at Eastern Park recently.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
TIE QUEENS PRESENT TO A BRIDE.
Bu Cable to the United States.

Bu Cable to The United States.
LONDON, Nov. Z, 1S93.-Ths marriage of
Miss Lillas, only daughter Of Sir
Algernon Berth wick. TO the Earl of Bath.
urst, which will take place in this city on
Nov ember IS. IL exciting much Interest
in l. ondon society. The Queen has rent
TO the bride-elect a handsome silver tea
given her a gold plated tea
service. Among her othsr presents
are a heart shaped casket studded with
Jewels from the Duke aud Duchess OF
York, and an Arab horse from her
father. Most of the members of the
royal family have sent her costly gifts.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-08
= AMERICA IN ENGLAND.

l think it would surprise the American
manufactures to look through the Lon
don ciep directory. and see the names eu-
rolled there OF American films who are
rep esented here. The ElglIshman. I
fancy. Is the most conservative MAJ on
earth; howevar, they are gradually
realizing that America is already King In
much which she Produces; aud we be.
!ieye. although of course they would no
own 1t. that right down in the bottom OF
their hearts. they see the time il coming
audsnot far distant, when America from
a commercial standpoint. viii be the all
supreme power OIL etrtn. -HdrdtDd re.