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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01
prlmsesiim nnO G6iIowad,c.

9lus 2ubiutgsburg in @iirttembere
miro gel6rieben 0le Yrin5eilin Pau=
line, Die Sp6ter oss &bnigs, liebt es,
lib iebr einfab 5u fleioen. alio bab nie=
mano, Der lie nibt tennt, lie fir cine
&Dnigsto6ter balt, }. y. Elm bieoerer
Soloat aus benz ipiirttembergii6en lln=
terlano, Der beim S6lofe in 2uotuigs=
burg S6ilowa6e itano. 9lls Die 4rin=
5eiIin zines 9ia6mittags an ibm porii=
ber ging, Dielt er lie fiir elm Srdulein
aus ber Staot uno ba9te ni1t baran,
ibr Die 9ebiibrenoen gbrenbeseieungen
gu erpeiien. Sin Sergeant, Der in Der
9ldbe mar, periu9te our6 ale mD9li=
den @eitifulationen Die S9ilDpa0e
auf ben Gang Der Same auflnerfiam
gu MAIDEN, aber Dem bieoeren llnterldn=
Der pollte oas rihti9e 2i1t ni1t auIge=
ben. Nllo pertauo er Die Ga6e per=
tebrt, trat auf Die Yrii13eIlin Su unb
la9te 81 ibr o6rdula, sc mO6tet 10
gut lei uno gum 9errn Serseanten
niiber TONNE !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01
2lmar1iitiSNe 9roDnngen.

9aum bier Wo6en Iino berflol1en, felt
Galimir Yerier gum Yrdlioenten Der
fransoiiIben &epublit gelpdblt iuoroen
lit uno i6on linO ibm sablrei6e Sro=
bungen aller 9lrt 5ugefommen. 9lbge=
ieben bon hielen anar6iltif6en Srpb=
briefelr, lpel6e brett in oas Wtinilteri=
I'm bes NeuBern, am Guai o'OriaD, Die
probiioriide Wo6nung bes Staats=
G6efs, gerihtet woroen iino, bat man
in Yaris aud beri1ieoene glafate init
9robungen seflnoen. Man erinnert
oaran, baB man einise Gage por Dem
2poner Worb in Der MurftbaGe oes
SSaubourg Saint Sonpre ein Ylafat
geieben bat, nit Der @ufi6rift /: vslm
Is. miro 6ranfreid peinen." 9ln bem=
ielhen Crte purbe nun Elm smeites Yla=
fat por0efunoen fol9enben sSnbalts :
,Yerier miro ebenIO baraufgeben pie
Garrpt +; Oemnd6it tueroen mir oas 3D.
tum angeben, pie mir jenes Der Grmor=
bung CARROTS mitgetbeilt baben." Gi=
ner Der oem Serrn 9erier oirett suge=
fommenen Sriefe entbdlt Die pbraie !:
v8ebor pierse6n Sage un iino, iueroen
Sic erlnoroet iein." g8ena biele 9rp=
bungen aud nidt ernlt su nebmen iino,
10 miiiien lie bod beadtet lueroen, be
lie pffenbar ben 3uef perfolgen, Die
unter ben 6einoen Der 8eieai6aft BETTE
bcrOe @dbrunq su ndbren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01
Sin out etiid Romantif

fam bieIer 2age auf Gflis syslanb gum
@pitdein. lit jeoON borldufig nod ni6i
lsu eilleln befrieoigenbeii abfblub ge=
liangt. gm |. Suli mar Die gnsldnoerill
Marp Wif5 nit ibren beioen ilngen
Ginoern i'm 3uiibenbed anselanst uno
iunrbe, ba lie Die MbreIIe ibres Batteil
Sobn nibt beiab, borldlfig suriidgebal=
ten. gs lfellte Ii1 iebo1 fpdter beraus,
oaB Die junge Srau iebr reiAlid nit
Gjelomitteln perleben mar. sic bate
namlib 5000 in 8aar Bel iid, uno ba
teine 8efabr por5uliegeil ibien, baB lie
Dem 0emeinmeien sur 2alt fallen miir=
De, lieB man lie ungebinoert ibres Weges
sieben, um ibren @atten ausfiilbig su
MAIDEN. sic manbte Iih na6 Stem
Oorf uno felt Dem bat man ni6ts mebr
pon ibr sebort. Sbr Gatte Sobn Wids,
ein Sattler BON Yrofeliion, bate, ipie
Iib bieler Sage beraus1tellte, feds Wo=
ben Dor ibrer Infunft bier, ielbit Gn9=
lanb perlanen, um Ii6 Elm nelles 9eim
gu griinben. Seine 6rau mar Siemlidb
luoblbabeno, oob beri6mdbte er es,
ibr 8ernDsen an3lsreifer, ionoern sog
es pOr, burtb eiaene slnltrengung iid|
Dier leinen 2ebensunterbalt gu per=
oienen uno feline 6amilie oann nab=
fomnen 81 lallen. Seiner Srau bauerte
bies aber 81 lang unO lie beiblob eillige
gSp1en IpGter, ibm su folaen. Sie
5rau trua lib nit Der Sofinung, Den
slufentDalti ibres Wtannes nit lei6ter
Wliibe ausIinois MAIDEN su f6nnerL iab
li6 aber bierill getduidt. giemanO
fannie Die Noreiie ibres @atten unb oa
er aub Die ibri9e ni6t mubte, tonnte Die
Samilie ni6t pereinigt nerben. sSobn
9Sifs fanb lib nun am Sreitag beim
@inlpanoerungs=Gommihdr Or. Sen=
ner Elm uno tbeilte bielem nit, er babe
feline Nrbeit finben f6nnen uno lei i6on
auf benz Sprunge geitanoen, mad gns=
lanb suriifSufebren, als er sufdllig
b0rte, DAB feline Trau bier i'm 9anoe
meile. SEPT bat er feline 9lbli6t ber=
ihoben unb miro periu6en, feline So
nilie ausfinois Su MAIDEN. 0r. Sen=
ner beallftragte DEN 9eteftibe Yster
6roben, penn irgeno nDsli6, Srau
g9ifs uno ibre &inoer alfsulpiiren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01
Glectric SittcrS.

Sieles 5eilmittel lit bereits 10 por=
tGeilbaft betannt OaB es elmer peiteren
Gmpfeblun9 ni6t mebr beoarf. 9llle
Die es i6on benubt baben, Iino einltinl=
mig in ieillelu 2obe. Sine reinere Me=
bi5in gibt es 1ni6t uno lie gslpdbrt jebe
Garantie, 81 leiiten, was lie perIpri9t.
electric Sitters beilt ale Sranfbeiten
Der Seber uno oer 9deren, beIeitiot Sim
men, Slebten uno ollie anbern bur6 un=
reines 8lut peruria9ten 9lusi6ldse !;
es beust oem 0talariafeber por rno
beilt oasielbe, mo- es ausgebrD6eu 1T.
Sei &opfpeb, 8erltopfllng uno Ser
oauungsbel6meroen probire man Glee=
trio gitters. Grfolg garantirt. anoern=
falls lpirb Oas 0elo suriideritattet. sSla=
iben 81 SO Gts. llnb 81 bel s. s. Wtil=
let & Sobn, Npptbefer. 5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01

gei Der grnoroung bes Yrdlioenten
Garnot bat Die 6atalitdt in unerb0rter
@eile ibr Spiel getrieben. Nlal
fann Das beIcnoers in Der 10 Derbliiifenb
betaillirten gr5dblung Derfolgen, Die
Der M0rber Dem llnteriu1ungs &i1=
| ter iiber Die Yrdliminarien ieiner
Shat geliefert bat. 9err be Gerofant
i'm ySoleil" faBt bas Ieltiam abIi6ts=
polle Spiel Der llmitdnoe in folgenber
Meile suiammen ySbne ale Siilfs=
mittel, NIT 3tuansi9 6rancs in Der Sa=
f6e, gebt Der W6roer bon Gette ab. Inn
in 2pon Den Yrdlioenten Der Iepublif
gu tDbten, oelien Namen er taum fennt,
ben er aber ei1ien SDrannen nennt. Nls
er oen Oold bel Dem Maifenbdnbler,
9tue De la Gaierne, fauft, fabt oieier tei=
men Mraluobn gesen i'm, trob ieines per=
bd6tigen 9lnsiebens. Sn Der Ndbe DDn
2pon perfeblt er leinen 9Seg. Ser orme
Qerr GarnDt iudre gerettet getueien, bdt=
te lib nidtein Ireunoli6er junger Mann
eilgeltellt, ipel6er Galerio arf Den
redten Mes bradte. gBie er Die Staot
betritt, liebt er stpei gldnSeno illuni=
nirte StraBen por li6. gSarum ihld9t
ct 9erabe Die Elm, Die Der prdlibent pal=
liren miro? @r bdlt lib CUR 2infen.
Ser prdlibent aber libt IN Der &esel
auf Der re6ten Seite Oes Wagens. uno
Gaierip muB Die redte Seite Der Strabe
geipinnen. Man meigert litb i'm burh=
sulalen. Gr miro feline Shat ni1tI
ausfiibren fDnnen. Sa fommt Elm Wa=
gen, Dem Die S1ubleute Blab in Der
Menee MADDEN. Ser MDroer i6lei6t
lib binter Den Wasen uno gelangt 10
iiber Die StraBe. 9lber Die Menoe lit |
ppr ibm uno miro ibm ben 0ur1gang
peri9lieBen Gin Sunge, ben man bon
einem 2anternenitdnOer berunterbolt,
auf Den er geflettert mar, peruria6t |
in Der Wienge cine geuesung, Die
Gaierio erlaubt, in Die erite &eibe gu |
eleiten. gnolih, i'm 9tugenblid, no er
auf Den Magen loslprilst, baben Der
Yrdlioent unO ale Snlallen Der Gqui=
page Die 9lu9en gcraoe na6 Der anoeren
Seite getpenDet. 9as lit cine &eibe bon
0erbdngni1en. gBenn lie oieie traaiide
Seite unfere @ei6i6te ldien, wiiroen
Die Orientasen ia9en: uGs itano ge=
1frieben !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01
Git, f1uigit1er Spieier.

Ser 0er1Drbe1le G0ltq Nal1taltQ Der
Sanomi6inieln bat in paris merfmiir=
bise grinnerun9en binterlallen. ginen
intereNanten 3us oieies bo6 nidt gang
auf ben aopf gefaaenen &6nigs ersdblt
oas neueite Seft Der v3epue Goutem=
poraine". Gin grober @ercle in paris
beI1lpB, bic Oelegenbeit, einen &0nig
su bemirtben ni6t unbeniibt su laiien,
llnb lub Galafaua gum Diner Elm. Gin
Barrier Gerele lit nur benfbar nit eli
nem Spiellaal. IS uurbe oaber na6
oem Diner an ben G6nig &alafaua Die
Srage geridtet, Oh es ibm ni6t 9enebm
lei, ben Spiellaal au belu6en. ,@e=
mi b", antipprtete Der SDlmetid, nah=
Dem er ben annig toniultirt bate,
,,aber Der Serriber bat nidt barauf ge=
re6net, Elm Spiel 81 finoen unb bat
li1 init @elo ni6t borseieben." Sas
idabe. ni6t i'm @eringiten, neinte Der
b0fi6e prdiibent, man peroe Dem GD=
Mig @elb beb1nbieen. @s murben aud
mirfli6 breiBigtauieno Granten berse=
bra1t, bic &alafaua obne gu 3uden in
Die Sai6e i6ob. Damn brad man
mad bem Spiellaal auf. Der &onig
griibte poll 6erablaiiung alle Melt !:
Die Spieler, Die Groupiers. Die 9tener !;
er beseiste Die lehbafteite Anerfennnng
fir bic @inribtung bes Saals. 9ann
sog er iib maieitatiid 3uriid, obns einen
Gentimes seiest gu baben Die breibig=
tauienb Sranfen aber CAB er ni6t au=
rid. Ger Gercle iuartete umionit auf
Rijfprftnttunn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01
etarfe Deim s,erS cniDite,t.

Wlit ipg gernbignngsmitteIn anb Gpiatcn fannii
Gu oaS nid5t tbnn 9ieje WiirtureH MAIDEN be Ser.
pen ndbt itarf unb ba e baS nidt tbnn erfiiIIfn s
audi nbt ibren 3tped. ba5 9terbenipem su ftdrfeu.
Wdbrenb BET ertremem iydllem llnD Hur bet ipiGeH-
BON nsrpbier ueberreisnng ioIde Irpgren oln Ylobs
ein mbgen 10 t ibr bdllfiger 6ebrarh fur ben 5er.
ten Grganisnns auf ben Fe tuirfen IeiAt i9Gblib.
mno bieS nm TO nlebr ba bic betreifenoe DoliS ftefa
permebrt tperben muB. nm BITE getpnnIt1ie Mirfnn9
berpor5ubrngsH 6pitetserS Wtaseubitters iit oaa
bette g1tbittit fir iolfe i1ahltHe 9rogEeu. % be-
rubigt bic 9lerpe inbem ss tie erfri6t ftimulirt uHe
9lwpemjpitems uuo Gebmdebe Der gsrbauHugsorgans
III na6geipiefen. Subem Das Bitters fineu ippbl'
tbdtigeH Ginftif auf bic Weroauun9ss uHb Miimilt,
game Gpjftm mt uensr Gpaunfraft pon peIber Elm
aHt kbeil ben yerheu augnte fcfimt 4n6 gebTaufbl
n10u bas Bitter8 BEL Maiaria Nerftpptmng, 0nileu'
teihiuerben unD Nsereuieiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01

= Sn @aibinston, 8. g., ipuroen
lebte Mo6e Die Stallunsen Der George
%. &nor grpreB So. burb 6elter ser=
Hort, nobel aud orei Seueripebrleute
uns 2eben famen. Mebr als 200 Der
f66niten 3ugpferoe, beinabe ole gr=
preBmagen Der @eielli6aft uno oas sro=
Be Waarenlager iielen bem entfefelten
@lemente gum Gpfer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01

patbie urtS GfIetil DerGnn6en. End Sipei I.onntsn
borfsn bic gsieiplraehiiis anf naat.m sa edlsn
abaeipnDsrt batten Nadb mrna1lidber NrhaiitInna
fonnie jie fir ausarbeit hisnsn iiS mad spsi Solisn
pnrse fe bon asr3ten intsrindt nnb aIe srsidrisn
e fir bruftanbig eeiunb. eieiagien bn ..gr. ". Il.
Ebeel" Bsnn sic nitt ai,,pn, irieii, ipa tsn IL
Rebisinif6en Bsitidritsn her @elt Size Sale h.ndra
uub ebrsns sMonumente erridtsu; steiner Fat, Seine
frs tarieb bsni ,,fr.' ,,&aits ID $500, unD Ids
baS Borrettt, msnsn TaI ;u plbisiren id4 eate cs
ssbuen; aus reiner GmibersStet, I'D ac Gptt meinen
traMriae @efditte su publisirsn". armmt fo,iuarts
bic betanpten. ~ flriren; fcrint pcritaris, s,tr
tIugen Wdnner, bic bebnuptsn, 81. Stcsl !rare Ia
lunfialbsr. pel diincncirf; fpmn,t ole snianmen
inb teit enen ioIGen Sail, tuenr itr tDnnt, res 20
tauienb waI tbat, aber d iaSe, itr tSnnt cs tidt.
Hsi9morsn Dor E, Der,e::ital, sriehensri4ter.
Geip Sort, VI. q.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01
Bm6lems 2lrmifa gaIbe.

Sic bette Salbe in Der Melt fir
S6nittmunben, @eidpiire, SalsfluB,
Giebertpunoen, 9lusi6lag aufseiprun=
gene 9dnbe, Sroitbeulen, 9iibneraugen
uno ale 9autausfdldge, iOiuie iie be-
itimmt Sdmorrhpiben beilt. Sic ipirb
garantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit 5u se=
ben, ober oas @elo miro 5uriifgegeben.
Yreis 25 Gents per 56ahtel BEL s. 6.
Miller unb Gohn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01

y Sn bem reiden Sorfe 2eboe i'm
Spreeipalb baben iie einen Ma6tipd6=
ter, iuelAer einen Gobn BON % pfennig
per gta1t erhdIt biefiir muB er Oas
siemli1 lanse 9orf tbeils 5u 6uB, tbeils
per Gabn Dur6ltreifen. gtun beDarb
lid Der arme Mann lebtbin um cine
BebaltserbObuna unn erbielt iie, inbem
man leinen 2obn um 3an3e B pfen=
Mig fteigerte. SEPT erbdlt Der Wddter
per Na9t 81 pfenniae unb piro es ba=
BEL nidt gum MilliOndr bringen!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01

ala ben nit I beSeinneteu Statinmen ipirb an Sig
nal angebalten.
Mle 3iae tdglid. GpnntaaS ausgenotnnlen.
@enauen MHihluB finbet man in Warietta an bic y.
Giienbobn ntb Damplboofe aai benz Ohio 6lub, in
Cambridge an bic o. q .. bftlid uub tpeit1 IN Meiu
GomerstDpn ON bic -. Is. g. 81 ct. 2Olis GiienbabH
W. uub q. Il .. nDrblifa nmb bftIid tn aalep Snnss
tion nit ber 20. a y. y. nnb her walep GieubabH.
g. 20. Yage, 3. g. Iablnr,
q. y. q e. u. Curt. ErnnS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01
9rei 9inae Die aeDermaMn

iUtNen iOlItc. Dalf Uu SlrDTall,
10 aebrau6e sSornis' Magen Stdrfer;
bait Gn Mbeumatismus, 10 sebrali-
DE sSornis' 9eil Del; bait bu Ma-
laria, 70 gebrauAe Gornis' Nlpenlrduter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-01
Sn S1anoip in Der ruiiiiden Yro=
1~A f~.&& t>nx nte,t~x.. Ct a 49,

OS5tF9F0t0 VT TF'TSTS7E
bins @abon, fam es Dor einisen 5ageil
3u einem Graipal, neil Die 6reurbe
zines 9erlforbener es niGt buloen tpoll=
ten, bab terlelbe auf bem Gbolerafrieb=
bofe beeroigt tperDe. Gin p0belbaufen
bertrieb Die qei6entrdger bonn Grieo=
bofe uno itiirmte Die 0iitten, in fpelden
li1 aahlrei6e Gbolera=3ranfe befanOen.
GdiieBlid muBts bic poliaei einihrei-
ten.
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=! Mer;te =!

Wai in Ebrmcd,t ipe9en tie
fhredli6en hregnenbsn Z dmets
asn nm gansen 9Drper, Munb unb
6als mt 4sibipiire.i, d,rrniideu
S6ipelInalgen en- Ghisnte.n uno
peinlirbe Gie,t,irs Sppbili,de y,<us
raisia. Or. u. ". 1iye.iY iogts:
SO bente s5br Sal lit beiIbar'.
ipDraui bic Nerate ladten iihb lad1
ten. Or. u. II. 1hcctt bebaMs
bette fte init 9oppeIfraiitere Yaber,
iebeS Nal 2 Gtunbeu ,lnb CAB saia
Giuuebn,en NItipbdtf,fc SArttrp~
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@eutld's Wifoi3inelt.

senffsi,'s Biut uns eeber gprnp 1T ein nn'
Der6auung8bebmerb 9aut. unb glutranfbeiten.
Gs reinigt bic SeiitSfarbe un0 oerfbuert bic palt
bereberf bas Yut Dertreibt ererbte Sautfleden unb
requltrt bic Gingemeibe l2o 9oien fir euen Solnr.
Ser bette nnh hflaite 8lutreiuiger i'm Wartte.
esyur,ey . ltucernce gaite unt Gdmer,ffiller
In ein tlnperialmttel fir ae SdmerSeu fopobl IN.
nerlb me duBerlld. @tu dberes nno tdDnelies Wt1ts
tel fir Qrdmpe, Solif, 9iarrboea. Nbeumatlsntns,
AenraIsin. Gneti6un9en. Yerrenfungeu nno 3abt'
meb.
G3emtiebs aimsheiid,s, Gitens une sSein. gtdrs
fungSmitfel 1T bas bauptidhlibe pemlttel fnr oils
aelteine Sd)fpadDbeit uHb Blutarmuth g1tr emptebs
arbeitung ooer aus anoeru @riinoeu ldfpddit1 nno
uerpbs iinb uuo proieiipnellen W1nnern. oeren
YHi9ten ibre Arbeitsfr1te nberitetgen. nno 1oi1e,
uee aeipobut finb alfoboiiite Stlmnente elH5nneDs
men oa bejeS Wtttel ftinnltreno plrtt obne beraus
fheab 3u 1eiu.
GSemtfci,'s Samiiien 5uffensgirup oeri9aift
prontpte grlehternng in allen Jdlen BON pnlten,
Grfditunaen BrnndbitiS uno 2enbbuiten. Satisiafs
ttpu 9Grantirt
SritdjbdttOcr.
Gine pollitdubiae austpabl Der nit ben neueiten
BerheTerungen nerie benen 8rntbduber. S9nlterbdn
DER, 9tabelbdnber &c. itets an 1ano 0leelbeI mers
ben our1 eneu eriaDreen Mr3t obne Grtratoren oils
gepaBt. SatiSiaction garantrt.
Sum Derfauie in
GentjdJ'b Apnthrlse,
ipeftede bon @nblie square
Netp Vbilabelpbia. 8.
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Glebelano & Wsarietta
GiRnba9m.
@iibli4 aeheno.

Sm araft setreten am 20. Ttai 1894.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-01
THE OLD ONEILL ASSOCIATION.
Night Enjoyed by a Large
Gathering.

AAO1eS' NASnt EuJOyeU ny u AarnC
Gathering.
Last night was ladies's night at the Old
O'Neill Association. The club rooms, which
were recently defaced by fire, have been
newly frescoed, new paintings and pictures
adorned the side walls. The chandeliers
were draped with smilax, and pots of ferns
were scattered about to add to the beauty of
the surroundings. Opera Hall was connected
with the main club room by means of a tenn
porary stairway. A musical and literary
entertainment was arranged for the guests
in the front room, whilst Opera Hall was
reserved for dancing. Chairman w. S.
Weed presided over the festivities.
The entertainment was arranged
and managed by Frank Coghill. It
began with an overture by Professor J. E.
Keefe. Then followed the inimitable Thomas
Ballantyne, who kept the guests in laughter
for fully an hour. Miss Lyde Marsh, a SUI
perb soprano ~soloist, delighted the guests
with a number of choice selections, the prin-
cipal one being "Orange Blossoms
Mr.. Adrain Plate, a prestidlgitateur, en-
tertained the guests with magical illusions
for an hour. He vas assisted in two of his
semblyman Kelly. Murray Brothers were
to have been present, but somehow
failed to appear. A Mr.. Vermilyea
filed up the bill very satisfactorily. 1t was
after ten o'clock when the programme had
been rendered, and then Chairman Weed de-
clared dancing in order.
Mr.. John Masker acted in the capacity of
floor manager. Mr.. Davis assisted, and the
other members of the Reception Committee
looked after the interests of the guests.
Among those present were:-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. C. j.
Somers, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens,
Egan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kelly,
Phillip E. Marten, Mrs. Charles Westervelt,
Mrs. Harry Barker, Miss Kitty Langton,
Misses Anderson, Miss Marten, Thos. Cum
mings, P. H. DAILY, George Donaldson, VIM,
Tolson, Phillip Muldoon,- Peter Wedin,
Frank Casey, Miss Brooks, Mr.. Vincent
Brooks, Joseph Nevin, R. T. Corcoran, John
Powers. Frank Henderson, John Hethering-
ton, Joseph Farmer, A. Walbourg, S. Cohen,
Mr.. Wolfson, Mr.. and Mrs. McDermott,
Michael Fagin, James Wiseman, Adolph
Walter, Albert DATE. Alexander Simpson,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heller, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Masker, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bud
den, Daniel Tierney, John H. Sullivan, Mrs.
Brooks, Michael Malone, Phillip McGovern,
James Burns and Misses Douglass.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-01
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

County Superintendent of Public I~nstruc-
ton George G. Houghton announces that the
regular examination for second and third
grade certificates will be held in the new
Public School No. 2, Hamilton avenue, Har-
rison, near the D., L. & W. R, R. station
tomorrow and Saturday, beginning promptly
hoken at twenty-five minutes after eight
o'clock.
The third grade studies, with the exception
of arithmetic, will be heard tomorrow. The
second grade studies and arithmetic from
the third grade will bs heard on Saturday.
Permission has been granted by Supsrin-
tendent. F. J Griffith Of the D., i. & w. r.
at twenty-five minutes after eight A. NJ,
Friday and Saturday, to stop at Harrison
for the accommodation Of the County Super
intendsnt, dashboard OF Examiners and the
candidates.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-01
NOTICE TO


Sealed proposals will be received at the office of
the Board of Street and Water Commissioners on
Monday. February 5th, 1884, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, for
the work and materials necessary to the construc-
ton of q twenty four inch
w BRICK SEWER IN MANNING AVENUE
from a point about eighty-fve feet from Johnston
avenuet to and connecting with the sewer now built
in Grand street. in accordance with plans and speci-
fcations on file in the Office of the Chief Engineer,
corner OF Jersey avenue and Mercer street, where
blank forms Of bid and agreement of suretes must
be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 665 lineal feet of twenty-four inch sewer.
About 10 cubic yards of rock excavation.
About 92.Q0 feet L. NJ. of sheathing.
About 5 cubic yards of concrete.
Time allowed for the completion OF the work,
feruy-fye e45) working days.
The making of the above Improvement and award
OF the contract therefor will be subject to the re-
monstrance Of the owners of the property liable to
more than one half of the assessment therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
directed to "E. A. Dugan, Esq, Chairman of Com
mittee on Streets and Sewers" and handed to the
Clerk of the Board in open meeting when called
for in the order Of business relating to sealed pro-
posals.
No city Official will be accepted as surety, nor viii
a substitution of sureties be allowed.
The attention of bidders is especially called to
Section z, Chapter 1874, Laws of 1891, under the terms
whereof no contract shall be binding upon the city
or become effective or operative until the bondsmen
suficiency by this Board. and as to form by the Cor
poretion Counsel, the President of this Board having
power to examine the proposed bondsmen under
oath.
By order of the Board of Street and Water Com
GEO. T. BoUToS.
Dated Jersey City. January 10. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-01
Fifteen Hudson County Clubs Conn
pose the Organization.


pose the Organization.
The New Jersey Bowling Association met
last night at the Assembly Rooms, Hoboken.
and perfected its organization. The full
complement of fifteen clubs were represent
ed. The Pinknights and McLaughlins of
lower Jersey City and the Thistles and
Gladiators of the Hill sent delegates, paid
the initiation fee and filed the four vacan-
cies. The other clubs in the association are
the Hamilton Wheelmen of West Hoboken
and the AGNES, Hours. Spartans, V~alencias,
Pioneers, Jollys, Holzhackers, Spheroids,
Night Owls, and Elysians of Hobokea.
The Schedule Committee reported that the
tournament would begin on Major Philibert's
alleys next Tuesday night, and would con-
tinue every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day nights until the wind-up il the last week
of March. The schedule will be arranged by
Messrs. Charles Kuncken, Henry Weidner,
and Harry Barclay. 1t was decided TO make
the organization a permanent one and in
crease the membership next season to twenty
one clubs, and to include the best
teams in the county, n offer
valuable prizes as an inducement.
They will shut out the weak teams as any
competitor who fails to win four games in
the present tourney will be debarred from
entering next season, Four handsome prizes
will be awarded this season. The best prize
will be for the team making the greatest
number of pins in the tourney and the Sec
ond prize to the team winning the largest
number of games.