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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-03

which addresses will be given by Mrs.
Whitemore, Jennie DeVie and others.
Tomorrow evening nj the Bergen rs
formed Church the last service OF soug
for this season Will be given By the choir,
under the direction of the organist, MI
Louis r. DRESSER. HI choir Will nave
the assistance OF Mr.. John Holland,
tows:-
Prelude for Violin and organ........R heinberger
Anthem, ''The God of Abraham Praise Buck
Lords Prayer. Sn pmea
S Sesnoo ratf frbs Inner Voice; II. Bartlett
Alto Solo and Quartette with Violin obligato.
Anthem, Forever with the Lord"...... .Gounod
Duet for Tenor and Baritone.
Offertory, 20 Lord. / come to Thee" Bassford
Soprano Solo and Quartette, with Violin
Anthem. Glory to Thee. my God, This
fen Tenor Solo and oaartette, with Violin
Obligato.
Organ Postlude.
The choir consists OF Miss L. Kompf,
soprano; Mrs. f. H. Molten, alto; Mr.. +.
A. Parker. tenor, and Mr., W. +. Brown,
basso.
There will be Baptism after the tomor-
row evenings sermon at First Baptist
Church in Grove street.
Communion will be administered to-
morrow at all the Methodist churches In
the city.
The usual sacramento services in the
Simpson NJ. E. Church tomorrow morn
ing will be replaced by a sermon gu DC
cupation in the Future Life" Members
will be received as usual. In the evening
General O'Beirne, United States Commits
sioner of Emigration, will speak on Emil
grafton and the Future Of our Country"
"fhe Black PATTI Will sing at the
Emory Methodist Episcopal Church,
Bergen and Belmont avenues, Jersey
City Heights, on tuesday evening, June
IS, instead OF June 8. as previously an
nounced. She will be assisted on this
occasion by James S. Burdett, the hu NOR
ist, ard the Meckiems with their harp
and saxophone. This will be the last APP
pearauce OF the Black Patti in the East
this season.
The Pastors of the North Baptist and
Scotch Presbyterian Churches. the Reys.
Woelfkin and Mitchell, exchange pulpits
tomorrow evening.
AT the First NJ. E. Church. Washing
ton street, Hoboken, on next Sunday
evening, the PASTOR, Rev. DR.. James
William Marshall. will preach the fourth
of a series of lectures, the subject being
Father Damien. the Priest Leper."
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-03
nlGH SCHOOL CADETS.

The Corps Gives a Pleasant Entertain-
Ment.
The High School Cadet Corps held an
ente rtainuent aud reception in the as
sembly room of the High School last
night. Thers was a large audience pres
ent, and the first class entertainment was
thoroughly enjoyed. The programme in
detail was az fullows:-
PART FIRST.
Overture, Orchestral; recitation. Miss /. Jack
son; dance, Miss e. Shanley; vocal solo. Miss J.
Parker; recitation, Mr.. H. c.. Rosseli: piano
solo. Miss Julia Harvey; vocal solo. Miss
Kelly; recitation, Mr.. Chas. SALISBURY; contor-
zionist. Mr.. VIII Lapderfear.
PART SECOND.
Opening. Orchestra: recitation, ChaS. STAINS
bury; dance. Miss e. STANLEY; vocal solo. Mis- S
]. Parker; recitation, Miss jackson; violin solo,
selected; humofistic, Mr.. II. G. Rossell; con-
tortionist, Mr.. viii Lsndsrfear; reception.
On next Friday evening there will be
a JOINT debate IN the assembly rooms be-
tween the Forensic Society and the Pal
isade Literary Society. About six hun
dred in invitations have been issued and the
debate promises to be ap Interesting one.
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LOCAL CHURCH MATTERS.

News From ths ministerial Field-Straw-
berry Festivals Galore.
A strawberry festival will be given in
the Chapel of the Lafayette Reformed
Church, Thursday evening. June s.
under the auspices of the Ladies' Friendly
League.
The annual strawberry festival will be
given at St. Johns Free Church. Sum
init avenue, on Thursday evening. June
s. A programme of recitations, songs by
Miss Katrina Green and Mr. Fred Parker,
and instrumental music will be carried
out In the basement.
The Lafaystss NJ. 6. Churah has de.
cided to celebrats ChildFea's Day on
either the second or third Sunday OF
June. according 10 the growth of field
flowers. Mr.. Charles Iisdale, Sunday
School SuDerint endent, Is III charge OF
the festivities.
The Palisade M. E. Church. North
street and Paterson Plank road. has in
augurated a series Of summer revival
meetings.
Miss Virginia Doggetr, Musical Direc.
tor Of the First Universaiist Church.
Summit avenue and Grand street, will
give an invitation musicale in the church
on Thursday evening, June s,
assisted by other artists. Miss
DCEk8Jb Is Ou0 VA su6 ulOSb cOuSCitu-
ttous aud valuable musical directors OF
the churches on the Heights, and ar ex-
cellent organist as well.
In the absence of the Rector, the Rev.
DR.. Warren, the Assistant Rector. Rev.
.fohn-C. Lord. will preach at ST. Mary,s
p. E. Church, Hoboken avenue. tomorrow
morning and evening.
There win be q special service Of song
at the West Side M. E. Church tomor-
row evening. under the direction Of Prof..
Everitt, The full choir will sing.
There will be a service OF s0ng at the
Lafayette Reformed Church tomorrow
night. The Rev. Z. j. Kom mers will
preach, aud the Gospel hymns viii be
used.
The new outer doors on the front of st,
Peters Church. Grand. street. are en-
tireiy finished, and add greatly TO the
effect OF the building.
The Rev. Frederick Mortimer, Rectoi
of St. Marks Church, Van Worst square,
sailed for Europe today 10 visit his pat,
said in conversation with q reporter fol
THE JERSEY CRY News that he might
be :har,s, bring home with hun q curate
fr IN England, dice the Rev. w. Wiz
N lis. who recently left st. Marks.
rne Tabernacle Christfan Enc eayoI
S cisty will benefit By 9 dramatic epter-
tafnment to be given IN rne Assembly
Hall OF the Tab6fnHcle. June 2l BY Jh'
Jefferson Dramatic Society.
The Y. M. G. "A. will hold a meeting Ii
the Linden avenue NJ. z. Church totnor
row evening. There will be addresses b.
able speakers.
terrain Church will mold d strawberry
festival next Tuesday afternoon.
On tomorrow evening there will. be at
Heddiug NJ. E. Church q meeting ia the
t~-IarAst Of cha Nawman Rasnue Home. Nc
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HIGH SCHOOL MATTERS.

An Interesting Deb~ate-school Closing
Cadet Corps Guns.
The annual spread of the Alpha Sigma
Society will be held on next Friday.
The Forensic are preparing for their
debate with the Palisade Literary So
ciety on May 9. The debate will be held
In the Assembly roo IL of the High School
and admission will be by in viration only.
The subject to be debated Isl
RESOLVED, That prosperity is beneficial to the
morals Of a nation.
Messrs. McAghon, Cole and Ach will
support the negative for the Forensic.
The Cadet Corps is considering the
idea Of camping out this sum mer.
The High Scnool Dramatic Society pro-
poses attending the theatre in q body
within the mex few weeks. A group
photograph of the society will be taken
at the same time.
The graduating class will finish school
Oh June 8. School will close on June 30.
Th guns of the Cadet Corps have been
pl aced in the rear of the bly, room
and they make quite a natty appear
auce.
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CHFRIFF,s sALE-NEw JERSEY UPREM E
Benedict Fischer s ais. 70. Rudolph Greef.

SHfhlEE'S 6ALE-NEW JAlboGL sGh =
p Court.
Benedict Fischer & ais, vs.. Rudolph Greef.
On contract.
Fl. IA. &c.
Returnabie March Z, 1893
J. HERBERT Potts. Attorney.
BY virtue of the above stated writ TO me directed
and delivered, / nave levied upon and shall sell by
public vsnaue az y, g. Wolbert's Real Estate and
Auction Rooms No. AZ Montgomery street, Jersey
Cfty. on
TayrpspAy rho Tyvanrv.aacona dav Of Jnne next
~ tSyo n,osnct y tba aSyarnnan al the ri1hr' lila
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$4,000 = ~ Z ~ Van 1cr5, esreat pS;Ss,na rSnr
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SOU Tss go al al nisibr ~ ;nchas. thencs rastn.
se et III ~ ,erai,si Win Ccmnuninaw aveoue t..
mh1s n1 spnd h sayS a party wall pn the premises
hereby se TsiS,S eon a. %tsaI apd ab psss,5 o oa me baua Rre% rs, dos, n fees
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RUTGERS FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
But One Applicant Appears for tho Hon
or Mt Today's Examination.

But One Applicant Appears for the Hon
or mt Today's Examinatfon.
County School Superintendent George
C. Houghton, and City Superintendent
Henry Snyder, today conducted the com
p~etitive examination for free scholarships
in Rutgers College. Under an act of the
Legislature, free scholarships in this col
lege are furnished by the State, each As
sembly district being entitled to one
The opportunity to obtain a free college
ate education, apparently, is not appreCi-
ated in this county for the only one to pre-
sent himself for the examinatiyn today
was Alexander Sioberg of Union Hill,
which is in the Eleventh Assembly dis
trict'
At the examination n year ago there
were but one or two Candidates for the
scholarships.
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

The mems meeting tomorrow afternoon IN the
building, No. SO Wayne street, at four o'clock,
will be addressed by the Rev. H. C.. Cronin.
Pastor of Second Presbyterian Church: His
subject will be '.The Manliness OF Goodness"
Mr. Cronin is a strong speaker and should com
mand a large audience. This Is the Dsst and
coolest place to spend one hour.
The men g meeting on the Hill will be held at
No. ~ Congress street tomorrow afternoon, be-
ginning at four o'clock. Mr.. Heath will address
the meeting.
T1is afternoon at two o'clock the First Dist
rict Con vention will at Greenviiie.
The programme is specially interesting and q
full delegation Is expected.
Monday evening a5 eight O'Clock there will be
a con test for the juniors for two medals, after
which there will be a gymnasium exhibition for
seniors. closing with q dumb bell drill by bosh
seniors aud juniors. The programme is as fol-
lows II
Junior Contest-Bar vault Judge, Paul G.
Phillips; horizontal bars, Judge, Paul g. Phil
lips: parallel bars, Judge, Alfred Harvey; horse,
Judge, G. W. Banning; running high jump.
Judges, Paul q. Philippe aad g. W.. Banning
ADDRESS and presentation OF prizes BY President
William Z. Drake. Senior Exhibition Heri-
zontal bar. parallel bars, horse, dumb bell
drill by Seniors and Juniors.
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ST. MIoHaRLS ORPHANS BENEFIT.

"vesper Bells" will close the regular
season at the New Opera House this
evening. Mr.. Mullone has given the use
of the Opera House free for next Monday
aud Tuesday evenings for a benefit for
St. MichaePs Orphan Asylum. The
Cable Dramatic Associations. one of the
best amateur organizations in the State,
will produce Colleen Bawn.'' They
agd the employees of the GUS volunteer
their services, and it IL expected that 4
large sum will be realized Tor the or
Tickets can be procured at the Orphan
ASYLUM at any time or at the box Office
of the theatre after three p. NJ Monday
aud tuesday.
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NOTICES
CAPITAL, s2OO.OOO.Oo.

SHEREFFS NOTICES
sHra1rr,s sAIn-H6 hSs j CIRCUIT COURT.
John Gardner and Jonn Gardner. Jr. partners.
&f Il case Y; michael = Martini
Retarnable September Term. A. D. 1892.
Frederick Frambach. Jr Attorney.
HUDSON CIRCUIT CoGRiT.
John Cassidy. ct ais. vs.. Michael ]. Martin.
On contract.
ReturnabIe December Term. A. D. 1892
carrick y Wortendyke. Attorneys.
HUDSON CIRCUIT eoTkT.
Charles h. o'Neiii vs. Michael ]. Martin.
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NEW JERSEY supRE nj COURT.
chaplin Hail Lumber Co. VS.. Michael J. Martin
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"h- -. ONh5ASASy :
No.6.
HUDSON COMMON PLEAscoURr.
matthew Bowen, assignee. VS.. Michael ]. Mar
in. 80
ON docketed Judgment
Ret1fnabIe 1st tuesday in April, 1898.
James X. Bowen, Attorney.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ directst and
de ivered 10 John s., McPhillips. deceased. late
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Andrew Lane OF Mes manic has an English half
penny of the date OF 1878. II was plowed NJ at
Pleasant Run on Monday. and Is wonderfully
preserved, even the milling being distinct in
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FEED
the BABY

In cases of dlarrhGa, dySentery ana
cholera infantum, on Burnham's
Clam Bouillon. There is nothing
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recommending ii as an infant food. Take
two teaspoonsfuls of Bouillon, add two
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

Everyone remtlnUufs tho bright and
spfighuy Bobby Gaylor In his absurd.
NY Of Sport McAllisIer. He aud his
play were seen here last senson, anu
the cJmlcalitirs, the mueic, the Iauciny
anu tho variety acts made up n very
pleasant evening. The same enter
tainmunt will bc given next Friday
and Saturday ut the rutaIer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

safety Deposit Vault., absolutely bur
rlar aud nrcproof Rents 50 to $50 per
vrnu
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rom thee. an three embrace aud
shed tcafs) truth
STAGE ASp MUSIC MOTIFS.
Mpuio Granger Is playing in sRa
Fmucilcl.
John Kernel aud Hugh Fay will
probably be partners next year.
Sir Arthur Sullivar, acting On msdl.
cal advice, has let England fJt the
south Of france.
A wax model OF Mrs. Lang,ry, in
her dresses pI Cleopatra, ls Go uc Que OF
tho atttacto ns AZ the WUili'a Fair.
The mouel VIII be- by Mt. Clarksou.
Alexander salvini has abandon cd
his summer yisit 10 Europe. Instead,
his ilustrlUus iatuer VIII come here IN
August TO see tue World's Far.
Chicago II to have new thea,er,
sealing 1900 persons, AMI called the
1 nbella. 10 viii be opened with u
mtlOtama Oi tho war, In which a
hundred people and sixty horses viii
take part.
Dudley Buck has accepted the posi-
tIou Of examiner aud lvctltur OF the
Utica conservatory OF music, amt
Rose Booth, the English thcUTist aud
pianist, will In the faculty. VI that
Institution iOI 1894.
John Drew and his company will
retums their tour August 10, present.
ing rne Naked BAN and appearing At
paImet's thcatvr early in February In
AZ 4 h.s -
~ Europe, sails or America on July
20.
Arisiocncy resumes is tour July 10
Ia 81. Francisco ami VIII be seen mere
Ahw weeks later. Tho company will
remain the sAme with the exceptions ti
! Maurice Barrymore, VINO Will apiear
| tur the met utuu IN the role OF Jeiicf'
/ sou stockton.
Among Thomas w. K,ene's re-
yivnls next sea,On viii be that OF The
FOOLS Revenge, anu hu Will begin hi
tour with II at Piusburg, Sept. 3
Edwin Arden, who has givrn ~
atnrri1g, Will be member Of Mt
kuunv's company next season.
At the Criterion thta.c', LONDON, ot
the first night Of the Oid Lady, Ga,
frequent repetition Of Tue v e.
"dGmn" Ia the dialogue excited tb,
anger Of the pit anu gallery, anu pro
| uured Eume hissing. After tho curtait
had fallen ON thu last ,act a gentleman
remarked, at is now, | think, oul
turn 10 damn!"
Joseph Jefferson will undoubtedly b,
thn next president Of lhe Players, /
ne Will accept that Office. Uulcss ni
buallh should iofuld bic assuming
further duties nui responsibilities hl
will probably consent. IL Mr.. Jrtirrs1i
should decline, however the choice U
the electors " uid m.st hkely be A
M. Paimcr-NrrOr.
Manager Al Huyman Is to take thI
Drew family upon tour Uf twelvl
weeks, opening Ia Denver Oh Angus
10. Tue plays given viii DO Tue Rival
AMI Tho Road 10 Run, and the com
pauy will include Mu, John Dfes
MIR. ana Mrs, Sidney Drew, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Mckee Rankin, (who have buritO
tnr.f domestic ditiofences,l a.d the'
daughter Phyliis; Charles Erin Wei
ner, who Will play Sir bucius O'lrig
ge5 owen Faweott, Lionel, the iliteen
yuaT-oli son OF Maurice Barry more
who has never yet appeared On tA
stage, aud either Robert Tauer O
Wilton Lackaye. Mrs George drew
barrymore is reported 10 be- gaining u
health at Santa barbara, Cal. Tn
company will be there on S0plembr
Z, and = reunion II then 10 be han @
ail the Drew family except John, wit
ls now la Europe. Mr, barrymore VII
probably be present, He Ia now on Oh,
: Pacific Coastwith A risiocncy World
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

The news Of Tho retirement Of
Eugene Cowles from the Bostoniaus,
gwen In this column last Saturday,
was great surprise to the public,
which had come 10 look upon the
singer Of the ArmOror'a song anu the
Three Black Grove, ss being almost
a much nxture In tho BOslOnians ~
Kari or BafrabBp, But C0wlos has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

was ugD inquired the manager.
W0b.,, he replied, "l thought | was
heing attacked by two tfcet fuiliauH. ]
irfandeI mysulf until my strength
ave out. saw one Of the scoundreis
raise tbg llIc.pr,terver to attack me.
/ sbriekei for nelp and gave myself
mn for l0st. Suddenly saw your stall.
wart form approach. Another moment
md nU wound have been over
,osrrI out. save me- with a look o.
Jeterminaiiou in your eye, in q stem
t,rlnu voice you rupliud-'l can do
nothing until I have cablei TO MI.
Edwarigs. and must await his instruc-
uionsp"
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In the future We Will sell FOR cash
only, aud with every four dollar pur.
cha.c until July 6th We viii give
1ur pound OF our choice blras he'd tea.
q. ID. DUusr GKJCEuA 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
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Hsuri-O, my poor frienu, It Is trud
1 love your wife aud she loves me.
pl,rr,-My COL lie % o.? You love
my NtathIIle HnI she returns your
l5ye2 Come with me; 1 must know II
from her own lips
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

Piorfe-Isittrue, Mathilde? Do you
love HENRI ,, o..
is too true! I uJ ~
Piefrc-And you love Mathilde,
HEM.
Henn.-My G0dl Yes.
pipirr-O that my liio should be 40
bia.tr,l Bat cannot stand In the
way o two such loving hcart-. Take
bcf Hcbri. ca 10 hts arms, Ma,hilde.
Manufactured Only a minute
ago 1 loved Henri. NOw love you,
oily YOU. Your generosity has over.
wbeImoI mr. BE always thus goner-
Gus aud uo one thaIl nke my love
from thee. tAlI three embrace ahu
shed tcafsl. truth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

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