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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-06-12
THE NE W
GULF RO.AD.


Great many people are looking for
homes Remember. HAT the south
is attracting more people than any
other country; because it is rich
and inviting field, both for the poor
and rich, as it offers homes to the
homeless and safe and profitable in
vestmcnts to the capitalist. No
where are there more opportunities
than along the
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
ALBERT STE|NHAUSER,
MbnDtQt Il. Nptar.
Once In 9etbuIoS @cbdu

Nep ulm, Wtlnl'.
uuterludun9 Don geiittiteln ulb @runbz
eiaeutbumsanse l ese,beiten eiae @pecialitdt.
@oQecttouea rperben prompt belor9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
sleepp @pe @eui9teiteu.
(YerlpGtet.,

\Oerlp01et.
g. @. Weber unb @emablin uni
yteu. Sa1r befanben ii@ beiu@sweiie it
gpan.
Or. 6. 5. gudlit& freut ii@ Of
Der Nntunft zines tleinen Stammballers
@ep. GrumbuQ bat cine Bobnuu!
gemietbet unb erwartet am /. Mai fem
@emablin.
&einbaro Dambropstt muBte mad
Dem Srrenaipl lit ct. peter auriid9e
bra@t weroen.
8. %. @orbeu BON Mlbin lit i'm Nlte'
uon II Sabren seiiorben. Derlelb'
mar felt 81 Sabren Beuobner DOT
Yro'un County.
Mnore,p Stodi tabt erbielt 1T einen
Drpaoobss @ei@dft III MaribaQ Mn'
iteQun9. .
Mapor WRo marnt Seoermann bauor
Goael 1T ben 0ffentli4en parts 5u idie:
sen. uebertreter, ,uenn erwi idt. bur:
fen ii9 auf Elm berbes Strafmab sefab'
MAIDEN.
GQe Qeler io0ten ben neuen Tabrplan
Der Nortbmeitern gobn betra4ten. pai:
jasier3ise seben 3 # II d um $3.50 NOR:
gems unb 1926 na@mittd9s; in NJ { It:
li&er @i4tun9 uni $3.50 na&mittass
uno 9:02 abenbs. Nud fabrt @onnta9s
ein Bug iii beioen @i@tunsen.
Inter benz @oriie bon &eu. &oernet
aus Smatonua iano am Sonnta9 in bet
Met9ooitentirde cine 8erlammluna
ltatt.
Nlcr McBain, welder ii@ lansere
Belt auf Der Grantenliite befano, III All
Der Beierung.
Nreuuo 6ooses beiorste wdbreno Ell:
niger Sage letter Wode @el@afte IN
ben 3wiQiu9sitaoten.
Gbriit Drerler uno SRI. Morp @ai9te
ldliesen am %. Qlpril bas Gbebiinonib
Cine Maitoticn fir Ginri@tun9 eine'
0iientli9m Bibliotbet lit 9esenwart'!
imsan9e. 9oiientli9 9elinst oas In:
ternebmen.
9. 6. Qarrabee fat einen %elesante'
@oba>Npparat aufseiteQt, wel@sr ST.
900 toitet.
Goa uns biele @orreiponoen5 fir oi
lettuo@ise Nusaabe gu ipat 5ust"9
maren mir sen0thist, einise Stems 81
ltrei@en, ba b;eielben fir oieie Numme
ueraltet 9eweien wdren. - b. &.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
0et6dfts=N

4 &eite bon Tapeten iinb gu baben
fir S Cts. pet Stole in 6. @eber
Bu@banoluns.
+ 3inmbG9er, Da9rtnnen unb oers
qleiben meroen prompt unb biQt9 turd
Qaubeni9ldsers Ofen> uno 8le9waa:
rensei9aft nnsefertist. ba
Wenn Sbr bier in New lllm "a:
peten fir 8 uno ID Gts. bic Stole tau:
fen tonnt, mesbalb io0te es bann n0tbia
lein, iol9e uon ouBen i@iden 81 lailen!
$. 8. @auerien.
@oQt SIR Guer 6aus, S@euer
ooer TuBbcben anitrei9en? Damn 9ebt
mad %. 9. Nlmin uno tauft Sbermin:
WiQiams OeIfarbcu. 8
~ Tapeten bon 5 Gts. bic &oue uuf:
wdrts bel Sui. Grauie. e
@er ii4 einen Ofen anjui@affen
%seoentt, Der iebe iid bic weltberabmten
Wi9isan Oefen al. bon benem bic bette
uno 9roBte Nuswabl I'M @ei4aft BON
Grau Qouoeni@ldser 81 iinoen 1T. ba
Die sroBte Musuabl BON @artens
jdmereien in Der Stabt fintet man 1T Der
Yionier Npotbete uon Mnb. S. Cd
It Elm. . E.... 8
n &rGbe Bel aberdeen, &du6e BEL
pferoen, 6unoen uno Wieb peroen in
elmer balben Stunoe sebeilt init Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ba>
ben in Mno. s. Gditelns Npotbete.
Seine Tapcten linb ;u s uno 10
Gts. 3u baben Bel $. 8. Sauerien.
Sbermiu> WiQiams Selfarben lino
Die beiten. Nur 81 baben BEL SO. q.
Nluin. E..4 8
y 6enrp Grone bat ioeben wieoer cine
Garlaoung 2einiamen Oeltuden, oas
bette uno biuisite Yisbiuttsr, bos es
9iebt, erDalten.
Il Trijde @rasiamen Don aQem Corr
ten 1T biuia in Der pioneersNpotbete
uon u NIB. $. g. tein 81 baben. s
Il @rtra feline iddii@e Bratuurit
uon iett Al, pieocr b~eltdnoi9 81 baben
i'm Tleii@er9eldait bon
ba Mar @ein6ar
QaHet Cure Diloer bel $. &. Sas
pericu einrabmen.
Il Die beri9mten "New Process
uno "Quick Meal" @aiolinsO efen,
unbebinSt bic beiten int Mortt, iino i'm
@eldait bon s.. Nauben@laSe
su baben. pa
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30

- Clinton Oloins ldBt fem r9otel
Wien" nit einem Mnbau perieben.
- 6rit No0oif pom Milforb laBt
ii& auf ieiner Tarm in Milforb Elm
itattli@es ueues @obnbuus erri4teu.
= 6rit Rettner aus Martin County
beiu9te Ietten Mittwo9 Greunbe unb
Betannte in New ulm.
- Die Gamilie BON Tioel Sdneiber
~betrauert ben Yerluit zines 10 Monate
alien &inbes, meldes letten Sonntas
ou Der 9alsbrduhe itorb.
- @usuit Gsrno, Der in ben letten
Sabren ais Nufieber int Nort German
Bart anseiteut NOR, 1T am Montas i'm
Nlter BON So Sabren seitorben.
- @eorse @urmitein aus S2rins>
fielb fattete ieinen New lllmer Treunoen
am Dienitas @a@mittas einen ~turien
9eIu9 ob.
- Nd@iten Montas werben in Der
Qlubitors Office bieienisen 9dnoereien
tint County, uuf mel@en bic l~ettidbrisen
Steuern nod ni3t bejablt iinb, offentz
lid ueriteisert.
- Sobn Qaueni tein erbielt uor eini
een Easen aus @aibinston bic ~erfreu=
li@e Na9ri9t, baB feline @rfinbuns gum
3uiammenjiebeu bon i@weren Gaboau>
ben patentirt morben lit.
- s. Mmbroid 1T sesenmdrtis nit
Steinbauerarbeit 10 bei@dftist, baB er
es fir notbmenois bielt, ii@ in Der Per>
ion uon Vouis Sampler einen @ebulfen
ansui@affen.
- Die euang.> lutb. Spnobe uon
Minnelota unb anberen Staaten uirb
lire biesidbrise Situns in Nem l1lm
abbalten. Dieielbe nimmt am II. SUM-
ibren 9lnfans unb wirb unsefdbr cine
ISOLDE lang %anoauern.
- 9enrp 9ani@en bate letten
Samitas bascnslid. BON eine,n @asen,
beiien @eipunn burd einen 9unb ideu
sema@t .purbe. gu fallen unb ii@, wenn
AUDI ni@t sefdbrli@ bod empfinoli@ gu
uerleten.
- Su Der poituerbinbuns swil@en
bier unb Jlanbreau, lber ct. George,
@eit Newton nno Sort &iosely, 1T ieit
Gur;em cine Ncnberun9 einsetreten.
Oieielbe trifit iett ieben Montas. Mitts
mod uno 6reitas, mittass nm ~ ubr
bier Elm uno 9ebt an benielben Tasen
na9mittass UNI 1870 mieoer BON bier
ob.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
0crmtf6tes.

Die Veteranen bes er1ten Wfin>
me- ota 9te9iments merben i9re o~iesidbrt9c
@eunion IN 2. Sum- in @inona abb
balten.
Wobl teine @aare mirb uer>
i@iebenartiser tarirt ais Elm &ub. Sn
Chicago wurbe tar3li9 ein iunser
Mann, Der einem iunsen Mdb@en einen
&uB raubte, UNI 800 beitraft, in elmer
Sitli9en Stoot murbe bai1elbe Werseben
nit n Strafe BON $4s belest unb in
einem weitli@en Stdot@en murbe Elm
&uBrauber nit BET mabnuna e~ntlaiien
ves ni9t wieber gu tbun."
Sn @bica 8 0 sei@eben betanntli6
l9on lett geraumer 3eit piele 3eiden
uno @un0er. Die oortisen @eiitliden
baben bic Grfabruns sema@t, ooB an
Sonntagen Bel i@Onem Better ibre Sir
" ."
den INNER eri9redli@ leer lino. Sea-
mentli6 bic iinseren @emeinoemitsliez
Der feblen bann sdn5li@. Die uria@e
oauon ermittcln. iie iebr balo. Das
j3weirao mar an Der @ottloli9telt be,
lorlt 10 piinttli@en @brilten i9ulo. Die
2eute 3osen es Dor, ibr 3meirao 81 BE:
itei9en uno in bic free Natur binausju:
fabren, itatt in ber Stride gu iiten uni
ben Borten oes Breoisers gu laui@eu.
Viele wdren trotbem nidt aus be,
Stride fortseblieben, menn iie es se,po9'
bdtteu, bortbin ibr 3ueirab mitjuueb:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30

men unb bas @ottesbaus in ibrem iebr
bequemen, aber oft iebr weltli@eu 3ueis
ratfabrersg oitam 81 betreten. Sn oies
fem Buntte baben uiele @eiitlide ieet
e,ne @onceiiion sema@t. sic molten
bod lieber Dor Perionen in Rnieboien,
vSweaters" ODER gar v8loomers" pres
bisen, als por leeren 8dnten. Treili4,
bic v8loomers" rperbeu ibnen trot auez
benz, als ibrer Weeinuus nod gar gu
uuffduis, taum iebr amsenebm fem.
Der r@eu." Sentin 0lopb Sones BON
Der vNQer>S eelen>R STRIDE" tinbist in
Der Nnseise fir ieinen @%ottesbient am
ud@iteu Sonntas gum S@luB an, boB
in ieiner Stride in einem beionberen
Naum 3~meirdoer toitenfrei a%ufbewabrt
merben tonneu. Die meiiten onberen
@eiitliden werben jeoenfaQs iebr balb
ieinem 8eiipiel folsen, unb pomit bat
bann bas 3meirao einen cue %sldnjen=
ben Sies iiber oas Gorurtbeil errunsen,
nit benz namentli@ fem @ebrau@ an
Sonntasen in sewi0en &reiien INNER
nod betradtet wurbe.
Da6 Der q a Smitb in gns>
lamb unb Mmerita gang 10 uerbreitet 1T,
ME in Deutl9lano S@miot, Sebmann,
Mauer unb S@ul3e, 1T betannt. Sn
elmer Surp, bic ii@ unldnsit IN 2onoon
GUT llnteriu@uns zines tobt aufseiunz
benen Mannes periammelte, befanten
ii@ inter uierjebn @ei@worenen nidt
ueniser als ;w0lf, bic auf ben Namen
Smitb borten. gls Oh es bamit ni@t
9enus 9emeien wdre, nannte lid AUDI
elmer ber 3eu9en Smitb. Nu@ bic bei>
ben lbrisen @ei@worenen trusen nidt
chen aufresenoe Namen, elmer bieBSones,
Der anbere 8rowu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30

&artoiieln in tleinen Tleden 1T in bieie'
binii9t cine @iestanne ausrei@eno.
Dor allem lit eS, iebenfaus notbia.
ndber auf bic peri@iebeuen, CUR 0ertil'
suns pom Snietten sebrau@ten @ift'
einjuseben. .....
...ea Barrier Grin.
Dieles @ift 1T cine @emii@e @ombi'
nation BON arienii9er Sdure unb &up'
fer unb unter Gbemisern %ausemein als
arieniaures &upferorib (arsenate Of
copper : 3 CuAs o. c. Hs CuOs
betannt. DaEelbe entbalt, menn rein.
etma So prosent arienii@e Sdure uni
1T in @aHer uul0sli@.
@eiBes Nrienic.
Der seu0bnli9e Musbrud &rienit"
bebeutet arienii@e Sdure (arsenious
acid Hs AS Ga unb 1T unter benz
Mamen r9rienit" aubetannt. ..
"London Purple"
lit mobl ausemein betannt unb in a1en
Mpotbeten 81 baben, uno ba IS unter benz
internationalen 4atentseiet bier ni9t
berseitellt meroen barf (auBer gum ei 9 e.
EN- @ebrau9) uno ba in Der prdpa:
ration i3einbar einise @eDeimniiie pors
liesen, 10 marbe ii@ bic 9eriteQuns fir
aQsemeinen @ebrau@ taum rentiren.
8eim @ebrau4 bieier @ifte 1T al ct:
iter Ste1e bic duBerite 8orii@t bejis>
lid Der @ermabruns berielben nOtbis.
Wan tlebe unter aQen l1mitdnben e.ne
gillette (label) auf aQe Yadete, Tlas
i@en ODER S@o@teln nit benz Bort
Slit, wel@e bieie 9lrtitel entbalten
uno a@te ia barauf, oaB bieielben an
lol9eu SteQen uerwabrt werben, NO
&inber teinen 3utritt baben, au9 loQ>
ten bielelben ME NIT ODER aus Der 0anb
9ebrau@t weroen.
Bei ben letten beiben iinb aud beim
@ebrau9 anbere @orf@tsmaBreseln
nOtbis. "London Purple" entbdlt
cine semiiie Quantitdt FREEZER arienii@er
Sdure, melde tbeilmeiie III @a1er l0ss
lid lit uno Ylattmert fart ausreift, uno
iolte bic sebrau@te H0iuns nit elmer
reidli@en Mii3uns BON &altmil@ ;er>
lett 1peroen. Das VerbdltniB 1T etwa:
l pfunb Vonbon Yurple, 200 Gallo
men Ba6er, mel&em man einen elmer
uo0 &altmil@ auiett. Mit vMrienit"
muB mani bic 8orii@t meiter ausbebnen;
ba ba1elbe bic refine ari enii@e Sdure lit,
lit lie in auBerit binner 30iuns gu ses
brau9en uno omar nit einem ~itarten
3uiae nit Raltmil@.
Weri4ti9un9: Srrtblmli9er
@eiie uurbe in unierem letten NrtiteI
iiber Gut @orms" an Der betr. Steue
Nrof. 9filep %adfitatt grof. 2usser .als
8~erfaiier %9enannt. = b. 49,
'... D%ortiesuns folst.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
6eilunq pon &opfmeb.

Mls ein Wittel fit aue @lrten &opfmcb lit
Glettril9er 8itters bas bette. Gr BELT bau=
er,1b unb ielbit has 9eiurdtete t%rantbafte
Ropfmeb mlb ibm mei9en. Wir enpfeblen
alien 0eibenbeu, NIT benz Mittel eiueu Ser
Judd 81 MAIDEN. &%e9elmdbise 0eritopfmz
gen uerbeu 6ur6 @lettrii6en Yitters sebellt,
il,be,, bic gerbauum9sor9aue bur9 beiien
@ebrau9 CUR natirli6en I%bdtisteit sebra9t
werbeu, lnb meuise Safe t0nneu benz Mit=
tel miberiteben. Serlu9t es. @robe Nla=
16e1 rur so Gts. Bel 8. 80. Sllen. 2
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
8tcr=8rQuerct
Jacob

gtetu tItn, 14tmn.
Dur9 porseuommene 8erbeiierunsen bin
i6 III ben Stanb 9eiest, ale meine Nreunbe
nib @0nner NIT einem aussgeidneten Bier
sl bebienen bel benz Seq, ODER lit Slai9en
Gent felt tllr;em eil9eri9tetm 6laidenbier:
Departeneut mirb beionbere Acknowledgement
ae1denft. Tlaidenb,er mirb &iiten,ueiie bel
&unbeu III bet Staot ebenio ,pie &cgbier fret
ms 9aus 9eliefert.
Jacob Bender,
uabe benz g%ileu6abnbepo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
3eutentart etten.

gon test on merbs i'd wieber ale Nrsen uon Cement
men. Die beiten Sortcn 3e,nent iinb tets burd mid bu
be,ieben. User irsenb etmas in bieier gtnte mi.tidt.
tbSSt aut. penn er bet mir uoripridt. Thr quite arbett
rutrb %8aranttrt. o..x
Ode Stote> u. Norbitr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
6micoe.0ei1dft.

Die lnter;ei4neten MAIDEN hermit %befannt,
blB tie baS friber BON .Sobn Siebenbrnn,er
9eiibrte Sdmiebe8eidaft al ber Gde
poM @enter unb Minleiota : Strabe,
iest inter benz S%irmanamen Siebeubrunner
& Wilbur9 9emeini4aftli4 betreiben. NQe
S9miebearbeitcn ,uerben auf baS Bette be-
ior9t uub benz Vei9lasen POI, gferbe,, ,uirb
gang beionoere Nufmertiamteit gei1enft.
~ Sobn etebenbrumner.
B. DawI @tIbure.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30

8. s. 8aien, 8tce>9rdi. 70. q. Rod, @f. Gaiiirer.
9ireftorcn.
s. $. Baieu, Geo. Doebne, %. goeid, S.
@roue, 8. 81, Olien, @bas. Silper1on, Wt.
Wtulen. M..
DertSmltd,e RetpomNbilttat ser - Mftten>
tmhaber 100000
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02

lands, right OF way and easements neces-
sary 10 fulfil the requirements Of this
specification TO the extent Of fifty mil
gether with the plant, Storage reservoirs,
copduits and all necessary works and
appurtenances for the delivery TO the
city Of thirty-fve million gallons Of
water daily at all times which purchase
can be made at the expiration of five.
ten or fifteen years from the date OF
contract, notice of intention to purchase
such purchase, the sum of t$7. 600
seven million nine hundred n ATTY
thousand dollars.
For the plant, water, water rights, stor-
age reservoirs, conduits, lands and right
81 way ana all a-ppurtenances and ease
nfentS necessary to fulfill the require
fienls OF this specification to the extent
OF fifty million gallons of water daily
forever, which purchase can pc made at
the expiration Of i've, ten or fifteen years
Iroln the date Of contract, notice Of IN
lention 70 purchasers having been given
one year IN advance Of such purchase,
the sum OF seven million nine hundred
and nifty thousand dollars ts7, $4,000.
We offer a certified check for one hun
dred thousand dollars on the First Ma
tional Bank Of Jersey City, payable to the
treasurer OF JERSEY City, as an evidence
Of good faith according to the terms Of
the specifications, which cheque is in lieu
OF freebooter security.
We anne to this proposal plans, general
drawings n details where necessary,
to enable the Board to understand the ma
ture Of the work proposed TO be built,
and IN addition thereto furnish the fol-
lowing description of said works and the
proposed sources CT supply
GREENWOOD LAKE AND WYNOCKIE
BID, UNDER PLAN c..
These works are designed to supply
% million gallons per day when com
in Jersey City on elevation 2l0. and Is
million gallons on elevation f27.
h first p million gallons Will have
their iUf4R "a at the 0tlf7af 0f ErHorrrre9
Lake, having q square miles Of drairare
area, and 10000 million gallons of storage,
and the second IS million gallons Will have
be constructed for the purpose on the
Wyneckie, to contain 5soo0 million gallons
storage
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
G~REENvlLLE GOSSIP.

me G~rsenville B~artenders' Association
mel at Nerz's last night and discussed
the outing of the ASSOCIATION 10 he bsIS
on Tuesday, September q, to Clifton.
staten Island. There viii be six coacbes
ana Two large stages to convey the guests
Iile shores of Greenville are crowded
WITH bathers every afternoon. The sharks
IN the bay are not all gene Vet. az IN
were reported seen yesterday around Rohe
bins Reef. -
The newly formed sewing class Of tbe
G~reenviHe Turn Verein viii hold fheir
nrst session tonight at Turn Han. Dan
forth avenue. Miss Rosa Gould ana Mics
latte Brsackmann- VINO have been err
senlatng the membership lists among the
young ladies OF Greenviile, have secured
nearly forty names.
Mir. Thomas Cogaa, who hos haan
spoken of as a possible Democratic nam
lnee Ior Assembly from the First Dis
ftriet VIII, ne says, under no circumstasees
accept a nomination He is too busy and
cannot devote amy time TO politics. This
ls a matter Of regret among many who
think falat a man like MIN endowed with
sotnfld 5udgnent a besides possessing
the highest Character is just the mar far
the place, Tom" however, is inexorab5e.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
FERRYB0AT NUIsANOEs.
How Beggars EInde b Deckhands,
yigfianee.

The sign Begging and playing musical
instruments Oh this boat is forbidden I'M
der penalty Of the law" which Is hung
in all the f~erryboats has little effect upon
those who are inclined TO disobey its
mandates, or rather. it has a laugfrable
effect. When beggars of one kind or an
other or musical instrument players
catch sight Of that sign it does not deter
them in the least from carrying out their
plans. but instead they determine to do
or die in the attempt, and concentrate
their power in an effort to elude the
Vigilance of the d~eckhands. It is amusing
to see the many ways in which this is
accomplished by the beggars and music
ally inclined.
One afternoon a man entered one of
the cabins and after seating himself and
looking about cautiously took from I'M
Ger his coat an oblong case, which when
opened disclosed an a~ut6harp. Always
with one eye on the cabin door the man
played several tunes ard suddenly in the
middle of n stopped and hastily put
his narp under his coat. In surprise his
audience cooked around and saw that a
deckhan0 had come to the door. After
he had left the door the man put away
ms harp and holding his nat in his hand
walked in a sideways fashion. still keep
ing one eye on the door, about the cabin
taking up a collection.
Another man had an original way of
begging. He entered a cabin ana walked
all about It, handing to each, person a
card, on which was inscribed the words.
'Heip a poor mani / am worthy, but out
OF work and / need assistance. All the
saints will bless you If you give me add
Alter he had given the passengers time
70 read the words he again went around
the cabin picking up the cards and what
money was given with them. A mar 10
whom he had handed a card said-ssSee
here, my fine fellow, don't you know
this is against the rules? Can't you read
that ssgn?" To which the answer vas
Il haven't said anything TO you. have n
1 gave YOU a card to read and if Won want
to give it back to me with a cent / cant
help that, can II"
Two small boys had stiH another
scheme for making money unknown 70
the ~deckhands. ODe Of them turned hand
springs and somersaults while the Other
watched the door, and then the second
walked on his head while the first
watched. They concluded the performan noe
by singing together a comic song ana
then while one took up his stand Al fbe
the wonder of It all is that numerous &C
tnese shows are there is never a 5ecLs
t~erferpS H5s "
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
ON THE DIAMOND.
Rubber Boys Beaten by the MERGERS
other Games.

The MERGERS won q game from the
Rubber Boys on the Jersey avenue
ground yesterday. The playing was loose
at times, and there was a plenty of hit
ting by the MERGERS. The Rubber play
ers We're unable to gauge their hits. and
Griffen had their best batsmen at his
mercy. Decade, of the Rubber Boys.
was hit safely thirteen times. seward of
the MERGERS played a fine game and his
was the feature of the day Score
n. J. Z. s. i n. Co. (, ! ! : IL
Observation-Disclosures. Griffin and Aubrey;
N. J. G.. S. & r. Co., McCabe, Berger
and Rigney. Hits-Mercers, %; II. j. q.
s. & r. Co. I. Errors-Mercers, 6; Rub
Der Boys, q Struck out-By Griffin, 4;
by Berger, 8.
The Stars would like to arrange games
with teams averaging Is to is years of
age. Address John Seaman, No. 3771a
BramhaIl avenue
The Liberty Field Club defeated the
Acorns by this score:-
y. =. G..t.- ~. -. -...5 9 10 4 0l28
Batteries-L. F. c., Piercy and Price:
Acorns. Miller, Anstedt, Hale and Gar
rison.
The Original Oaks have been reorgan-
ized, and will fulfil all games booked
for the season. They have only two
dates open, and would be pleased to meet
the Mayfiowers or R~osedales. The team
will play the strong Langstons, a colored
team from Harlem, next Saturday on the
Inspection Grounds. A good game may
be expected.
J. McGoldrick, late of the New Eng
land League, van a trial as pitcher
by the Pacific or Arlington teams. Ad-
dress No. so Pacific avenue.
The "Internabienals defeated the Clare
monfs again yesterday in the second game
for the championship of Greenville. The
contest was played at Union street and
West Side avenue 1t was very interest
ing, and the Clarernonts were prevented
from winning by careless fielding. no
less than twelve errors being charged
against them Ecore:z
International F. co 0 0 Q 2 Is
Claremont III 0 l 0 1 2 / l OF
Earned runs-Internattonals, 4; Clare
morts g.. First base hits-G O'Brien,
Chester, Ertle, Coneim and NJ. Cornell.
Two-base hftsENeibe, Conein, Boukar.
Sacrifice hits-E. D'Brien. Bouker. Dris-
coll, OfBrien, Coneinl. Stolen bases-G.
O'Brien, Ertle. First base on ballsAOf
O'Brien. 8. off Ertle. 6. Hit by pitched
ball-Buuker, Snow. First base on errors
-O'Brien, Ertle. Struck out-Ertle, ~;
G. o. Brsen, II. Passed ballsAClaremont.
8 Wild p5tches-G. O'Brien. 1; Faber. 2.
Time of game hours and 5 minutes.
Umpires-Messrs. Murphy and Flannery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
CLUBS ORGANIZING.
Approach of the Season
Evidenced By the Ac-
tiyity of Bowlers.
CLOSE POOL MATCH
Switchboard Season Begins-Long
Tour on Bicycles-Catholie
Clubs Fine Entry List.

The Elite Bowling Club was ~reorganized
last night at the meeting held at the
Odd Fellows Hall alleys. The Elites will
have the usual membership this season
and will elect officers at the next meet
ing.
The bowling season at the Woods Hall
alleys will be more vigorous han ever
this year Proprietor Selnow has had the
alleys thoroughly planed and repaired
and they are perfectly true. He expects
to introduce a number of tournaments
there during the season and will probably
open up with an individual tournament
this month. Following this win be a
team tourney for two men and the event
of the season will be a contest for teams
of five men. open to all bowlers in the
county. The season viii be opened at
this popular resort on Saturday. The
alleys have been engaged for every night
in the week. Two of the alleys will be
reserved for tournaments and the season
will be as lively at Woods Hall as in any
part Of the county.
A notice has been Issued for a meeting
of the Doolittle Bowling Club tomorrow
night, when the club will be r-eorganized
and officers elected. Every member of
this popular organization is expected TO
UG On ltd1lQ.
TIL Valencia Boat Club will meet for re-
organization at the Odd Fellows Hall in
Hoboken on Septembsf Is. The club will
pay greater attention than ever to bowl
ing this winter and expect to be repre-
sented In all of the tournaments. They
will use the Odd Fellows alleys Tuesday
evenings.
The first club to start the ball a rolling
in a regular club meeting were the In
dams, a new club which has been formed
on Herman Wendt's alleys The club
opened Its season Friday evening and the
members displayed as much enthusiasm
as might have been expected in the heart
of winter.
The All-Down Bowling Club has been
formed and will probably bow at the
Nonpareil alleys. They have done con-
siderable practice there and will get to
work Immediately. The club has a mem
bership Of sixteen and has elected these
officers:-President, John Ficken; Vice
President, Sam Wall; Treasurer, Philip
Glenn; Secretary, John Tomilson; Captain.
Henry Baker. The first practice will begin
September 10.
The Fuesseleer Bowling Club was re-
organized last Saturday. but the election
OF officers was postponed nntil more of
the members were present. Several were
out Of town. The club will bowl on
Wendt's alleys and the season will begin
as speedily as possible. The standard
bearer win be entered IN the tournament
OF the National Association on Thomas,
alleys, in New York, this winter.