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Why is It,

if catarrh is a blood disease, as some claim, that physicians frequently ad- wise change of air and climate to those suffering? Catarrh is climatic atfec- tion, and nothing but a local remedy or a change of climate will cure it. Ely's Cream Balm is so efficient as to do away with the necessity of leaving home and friends, causing instant re- lief and is a real cure of catarrh.
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Plano Recitals-afternoons.
 Our Next President.

Both sides of the question. The Mckinley Hobart lives and the Bryan-S -Sewall. Paper covers, well-printed, illustra, ted, I5c. apiece. Gold and silver noney-hnancial sym posiums by acknowledged authorities, 15c.
 Tinted Campaign Pins, Mckinley and Bryan, gold and silver bugs, sc, each.
 Piano Recitals-
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Yale students will find our ware- rooms the headquarters for pianos to rent. We have the largest assortment in the city, many in oak cases to match the students room furnishings. Prices reasonable. M. Sonnenberg Piano con- pany, sol Chapel street s23 If
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Piano Recitals-afternoons.

z5c. ftomigers, s5c
 Beautiful Bohemian glasses, colors and flower decorations.
 Whfsk Br0oDS, 4qc.
 Fine Silver plated--good dollar value. Patent Medftfnc PyzceS.
 Carter's Little Liver Pills. Sc. Witch Hazel, oc half pint Quinine, 100 pills, grains, 16c. Madame Campbell's Face Powder, 2Sc. Comfort Tooth Powder, 7c. Sachet Powder. SC. Bran Bags, oc. /ea0eI,y .Snabs.
 Sterling silver, double heart rings, a5c Fleur de Lis gilt and silver-plated Brooches, 25c. Onyx Brooches, I9c. and 25c. Celluloid Side Combs, pair oc Gold plated Neck Chains, 25c. Yale Brooches, sterling silver and gilt, hearts, wreaths, etc, soc. Fancy Loop Horn Hair Pins, Sc.
 N0tlon .Sbeetals.
 English Book Pins, SC. Germantown Yarn, SC. Hank saxony Yarn. SC. ball. Knitting Cotton, SC, Hair Curl IlS lIOllS, S4Olll etLlI NclNSl Brushes, SC. Piano Recitals-afternoons Dressmakmg .Sa0tmgs.
 I5c. Silesia, Ioc
 6c. a5 inch Percaline. 3Hc. I2Hc. 90 Sc
 I5c. 90 '' LOG. PtlI0ao .Shans.
 Special sale at SIPS pair. LDa1es' Natural WIook Vests and Drawers, $1.oo quality, at 75c. each.
 Chi24ren'S .StalnleSS
 Black Seamless Hose. I2Hc. goods at 25c. for pair. Ckildren'S HI1tte Merlu0 Vests at rage. 25c. quality. Piano Recitals-afternoons.
 MALLMsY*NEELYzAp(;o'
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Local Weather Report. FOR SEPTEMBER 23. 1886.

Mean temperature. AS.
 Max temperaJure 54
 Min temperature. 42.
 Precipitation. 0 inches. Max. velocity of wind. 28-N. Accumulated excess or daily mean tem- perature slnce January l. lSo de9rees: or ail average daily excess Of ' oegrees. Total deficiency III npreolpltatlon since Janu- arY L 5.67 inches.
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Delightful Dance Music.

Every afternoon from ? to 5, MT. Miller Il play pretty, catchy airs on the piano. Tunes that are just made to trip to. You can buy the music for 'em at half-price. Piano Recitals-afternoons
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League Games Yesterday.

At shington-Washingto g, New York [.
 At iladelphia-Philadelph IT, Brooklyn 16.
 At CIeveland-Cleveland 2 Louisville n
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Writing Curtain History.

Couldn't but help hear of the wonderful lace-curtain selling going on here-even if you're miles away. Cleaned up a aoAoA malL-half, two thirds of proper prices.
 Others that go into same
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THREE MONTHS, Sl.50; ONE MONTH, 90 GENTS; ONE WEEK, 15 CENTS; SINGLE CoPIEs, CENTS.
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Rent a Piano and Enjoy Life,

Small upright piano to rent all win ter, SIP; rent allowed if purchased Loomis' Temple of Music, S33 Chapel street. s24 St
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U, G. MEYERS. Observe

U, G. MEYERS. Observer. Note-A mlnus sign l-l preixed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A ''T" in connection with rainfall indicates atrace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON, D. C.. Sept. aa3 1896. D. m. Forecas. for Thursday-For New England and eastern New York: Fair, slightly war mer, westerly winds.
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Your Diggings :?

How'll you have 'em fixed ' Pleased S many Yale Men in the past, you'll be perfect. ly safe in coming here if your e new to New Haven. If it isn't your first visit, you're sure for the second. Piano Recitals-afternoons
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Furniture Coverings and Drapery Goods that go into same sale
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i5Shl5eslSuu gains. rzces are bosataveN10y 1ny. 5 e0e1.y 7Veek, ama ones eet. Outing Bought these at our Cloths. price, as the man.
 ufacturer wanted to sell badly.
 2500 yards dark Outing Cloths in shirting, skirting and dress styles These are in 5 to 10 yd. pieces, and will not be cut, ow- ing to the very low price--Half Price.
 Only Thursday 4ac yd. Prints. 2S35 yards first
 quality dark fall Enthusiastically first quality goods and excellent styles for dresses or comfortable cover ings.
 Only Thursday 3ac yd. Blankets. At this price you
 can't afford to pass them.
 New tan colored and white heavy quality N Regularly 75c. ]. \ Only Thursday 55c pr. Aprons. Figure up the cost
 of material and you'll be paying more than we offer you the ready-made apron for.
 Made from the best quality Amos keag Gingham-full size, ex- styles all made
 Thursday at He ca. Mems 15 dog. Mems Unlaun- Shirts. dered Shirts-well made,
 full 36 in. length-all sizes, "A to 17aa -big pattern assort- ment-50cquality.
 Only Thursday at 25c ca. Hosiery A splendid bargain. Rarpain. Ladies' fast black, Da' a'Ai' drop stitch Hose | Herlnsdorf ust dye--full regular made allsizes-fne 25c vale. Only Thursday at 121zc pr. Not over 3 pr. to a customer White At just half price. Goods 1000 yds. White
 Checks and BrokeA Plaids-a substantial cloth- real Ioc value.
 Only Thursday SC yd. Best ever offered. day Prices. Candy.
 Delicious Cocoanut Bon -Bons-
 oc ID. and
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These Am1sday, Sebt. 24th Dz4eaent bargazn 70orth coming males t0 Dress At the lowest prices Goods such goods have ever
 been sold. 30 pcs. 34 in. and 36 in. All Wool India Twills, in all the best colors-and all wool Mixtures in the newest fall designs. Selling freely at 25c.
 Only Thursday at l9c yd. 50 inch Black Storm Serge heavy quality and strictly all wool.
 Good 75c value.
 Only Thursday 42c yd. 50 in Black Steamer Serge Good S9c value
 Only Thursday at 40c yd. These two offers have never been equaled.
 Black A quality guaranteed Silks. to give completely
 satisfactory wear. 21 in Black Faille Francais-su- perb quality.
 Actual $1.25 value. Only Thursday 6oc yd. Ribbons. The lowest price
 that ribbon of this
 quality has ever
 been sold. 5000 yards 1 inch All Silk Satin Ribbon in a fine line of shades. Sold regularly at 5c.
 Only Thursday 1c yd. Laces. Handsome ecru Ori-
 ental Laces. 2H to ' inches wide-s Actual value 12Hc. Only Thursday Sc yd, ! 3 in. Black Embroidered Chiffon Edges. Actual 19. value. Only Thursday Be yd l Ladies New Fall Gloves at Gloves. a ridiculously low low price. 4 Button Glace Kid in the newest fall shades. l Usual 89c value.
 Only Thursday at 4oc yd. HANDKERCHIEFs. Ladies fine Embroidered Hand kerchiefs = new styles new stock-our 25 and 29c quality
 Only Thursday l7c ca Small Wares at Thurs Dainty China Cups and saucers-
 23c set soc quality Celluloid Hand Mirrors
 25c 25c Mirrors
 15c
 767-77l CHA
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z5c. ftomigers, s5c
 Beautiful Bohemian glasses, colors and flower decorations.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-08
LEFT HIGH AND DRY IN TIE MUD
The Excelsior Clubs Outing a Suc-
cess notwithstanding the Tide.

About go of the Old Fourth Districts
most prominent residents and merchants
enjoyed Labor Day yesterday by attend
ing the outing OF the Excelsior Club to
Rye Beach, a pleasant spot on Long ISL
and Sound. The party left the Delaware.
LackaWanna n Western Railroad pier,
Hoboken, On the steamer William Fletch-
er at nine O'Clock end arrived at the
grove at noon. Breakfast was served ini-
mediately upon arriving at the grove, af-
ter which q baseball game was played
between the Excelsior and Empire Bowl
ing Clubs, which resulted in a score of
q to s In favor of the Excelsiors. It was
three O'Clock when the bail game ended
and then the clambake was ready.
The hoafeward trip vas to have started
at five o'clock, but owing to the tide hay-
ing gon8 out Ink leaving the boat high
and dry in the mud IT was nearly seven
O'Clock before the club could get eff. It
vas just tea O'clock when the boat ar
riySd in Hobeken. Two chartered cars of
the North Hudson County Railway Com
pany conveyed the party to the Heights.
where they marched through the prin-
clpal streets. Al along the line Of march
the houses We're decorated, and there was
a profusion Of fireworks. The parade was
the feature of the affair.
Among the prominent people who at
tended were Commissioner Heintze of the
Street and Water Beard; Assemblyman
Cagney, ex-~Gomrnissiorer Macarthur.
Fred J. Merslaeimers Police Captains New
ton ana McNulty, Walter Lawrence, Nor
ris Lyons. Michael Goblet, Harry Broun.
William Afulschler, Rodie Kiesewetter,
Captain Frank 0'Suiiiyan, of the Fourth
Regiment; Lieutepant Eye and Deputy
Sheriff Lstlas. There We're a number Of
Railway Company along, who presented
a handsome floral horseshoe to Mr.. M4r-
sheinlef, the adjuster OF the road, through
whose influence they We're given a holi-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-08
SuABIANs MAKE MERRY.
Their Annual Festival Promises TO
Eclipse All Previous Efforts.

FllilH. five ThA1san1 ncAola fhpanoad Arm
br,,stsr,s G,aan,-;,la ses,,etzao parl ves-
$500, ! $500 ba~,os+ eas+i,-a5 -
- - x~anLan Tnea.s+r+-
49, ITssssan $500 mo ao1ehss-
easss n,sp - $3.50 :,
LON "&S opsiieh WITT Q 5ia1 patae' ~
which the youths and girls gaily at
trad in the native Suabfan costume. and
rhsa
nse handsome iloals' tooh pafs. Inc pao-
cession was led by a platoon OF police
and diracted ny Marshal Emil Koch. In
49, e. 49,, 800 : Toaa eo,ntsree;+
Ii Hung Chang, with his yellow Jacket
ana neacoek feather. well impersonated by
- -. p.s
MT Joseph hoefit- besaoe I'LL Wa Di
marck, unprecedented by H Weingarten.
Tho rnos+ rnaonfioent nf the floats was
-. srAsseS.s =. aa.@,..aa -
eitfeieq Gelinalpa
twelve prettily gowned girls representing
lahor nav,na homage "a the oueen of in
dustry. Miss Emma KUN.
The carvings Of the Aeats were elsbor-
a+a. am If . M vr3aa of handsome s~erolls
Y.s =
iour heads pro1fuoea on e2ch corner. II
was prettily decorated with flags, bunting
the AMI idea as last year, only much
more deliberately prepared. Its chief fea-
t,,ra was tbe mass az rare ard haas,tis,,l
aN.@ssaS 1N-.
iio"efs "hith ifiafAsd preoey hslupns VIII
surrounded the Queen Flora, Miss Lena
Ahe1
~
ine olneers ana members SAT "a open
barouehes. The industrial section Of
5ffv h,,ssnasS Srrpe ~ 4bss oitu Esos 800
disTls Yea Some festsare nf III isne and
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burg. The prize winners were
Quarter mife-Won by Frank Munson.
fsnry Martin second. Albert Stufgsof
third. Time, 81 seconds
Half mdle-We by Frank Ma1nson. Ed
Merd Martin second. Albert Stunson
one nnile-Won by Edward Martin.
third. Time, 2:28.
Two mhe-Wo by Edward Martin. Hal
sst Mackie second. Frank Munson fnIra.
Time, AL.
oI this city distinguished hinssg vssfer-
cay py Winning the championship orer =
nela OF hill climbers at Eagle Hook. and
oreaklng the record for the distance. He
clnaDeo the nine-tenrhs Of a NILE IN !
minutes So seconds. TIE event was ar
ranged ~ the Manhattan Bicyoie cT1g,
7 u.s. witnessed by several fhousand
minutes seconds. Michaeis got 4 Sloe
wheel fSz a prize.
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to others without reluctance"
The relative merits and efficiency of
Paine's celery compound in making peo-
pie well Is clearly shown in the character
Of the people who today rely on it to
cure insomnia, nervous debility, persist
ent headaches and a rundown condition.
It is the power of rapid repair of the
tissues that makes Paine's celery COM
pound the great saver of life tina it Is.
It brings Just the needed nutriment to the
distracted nerve tissues all over the body
and increases the volume of healthy
blood so that a breaking down of some
vital part is averted. While taking
Paine's celery compound there is a gem
eral building up of the deep-lying tissues
all over the body, and a throwing of Of
unseund elements that clog and interfere
with its healthy activity.
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a
among the testimonials received this
year by the proprietors Of that greatest
of all remedies. Paine's celery compound,
are found many, as usual. from families
of national reputation
One Of these is the following sincere
statement that bears the signature of
Agnes B. Quay. the wife of the Hon.
Matthew S. Quay. United States Senator,
whom Pennsylvania SO urgently named
for the Presidency at ST. Louis:
washington. May Is, 1896.
Mess. Wells & Richardson.
Burlington, vi.
Dear sirs-My daughter ana ] have
been using your Paipe's Celery Compound
this spring with most beneficial results.
Those in an over fatigued condition
will find 1t a gentle stimulant, and an
excellent tonic, and ] add my testimony
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-08
REUTER- ASSOCIATIONS OUTING.
Members ana Guests Have an En-
joyab3e BAY az L~yndhurss.

The H. Reuter- Association Of the
Heights held its second annual outing
yesterday to Petith's Hotel, L~yndhurst.
The affatr, which was attended by about
$50 men, vas a decided success and every
one when they got home at night said
that they never had a better time. There
were all Of games INDUCED in for
Waicn prizes mere given 10 the winners.
The afalr was In charge Of the following
officers and eomnittees-Henry Reuter-.
Standard Bearer. Morris Heiney, Presi-
dent; August Lind8uer, Vice President;
Albert Frank, Treasurer Gustav Wines.
Secresarys and Herman Shredder. Sergeant
at Arms. COMMITTEES Of Arrangement
Henry Reuter- chairman, Morris Helney.
Henry Hughes, AID. G. Smith. Frank J..
Kelley and r. J Stanley Committee on
Ganes-Ad G. Smith, chairman; James
M0nahan. John Treger.sJohn Z. Reynolds.
Paul Linerts and John SCHNEIDER.
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SAILED IN 4 BLOW.


Inere was plenty of wind and weather
on Saturday for the regatta Of the New
Jersey A c. yachts. which was heId over
q ten mile course on Newark Bay. The
races were split into three classes ana
were arranged by Howard NJ. Cook. ex-
commodore of the club. who offered the
handsome remnants. Nine Of the boats
which made up the club feet competed.
M all but two finished. These becsme
disabled early as a result of the severe
1iow and withdrew. The defest o. tha
tIoquois by the Brownie was somewThaf
= q surprise, as the Iroquols won Iast
week n the regatta for the Ellsworth
richie and Voltage. the former winning is
Class z by over one minute. The HARDEST
race was between the Doctor and Heri-
etta, the former winning by IA Seconds
by time. allowance. Summary
CLASS A, OPEN SI00ps
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The story of the discovery and un-
paralleled success Of Paine's celery conn
pound IS the story Of a high purpose.
steadfastly followed: the reward for the
h~fe-long study of the nervous system IN
health n disease. Prof. Edward E.
Phelps discovery in the laboratory of
the Dartmouth Medical School proved a
monumental work IN the art of dealing
successfully with many diseases thai
were " to that time held to be obstinate
of cure. Today rheumatism and neu-
ralgia. heart palpitation and nervous dys-
pepsia are taken in hand by Paine's celery
compound with the absolute assurance
of freeing the system Of them entirely.
In this greatest Of all remedies there
is hope for every person distressed by
symptoms of dyspepsia impure blood,
failing yigor or low nervous condition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-08
ROBETTA's DARING.
She Falls from a High Fence and
Fractures Her Skull.

Rosetta Won Krerliehhter. a little girl,
seven years old, of No. s27 Washington
street. Hoboken. was playing in the yard
adjoining her home last night with a
number of other children. She started
to climb the fence, which is about
eight feet high. and surrounds the yard.
She reached the top safely, and a piece
OF childish daring poised herself on the
top ran n called to her companion he
low TO. look at her. Suddenly she lost
rowly missing some of her playmate.
Rosetta was picked up unconscious and
carried into the house. DIR. Foley was
summoned but the little girl cied in about
half an hour. Her skull WAS fractured.
Coroner ypik was notified. and took
charge. Of the body. The police were not
notified Until this morning.
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Elapsed 90
A DRAWN BATTLE.
Championship Crackes NJ Bergen
Point stopped ny Raan.

Saturday he Bergen Point Oval was
the scene Of a lively cricket match be-
tween the New Jersey Athletic Club and
the anhattan Cricket eleven in a eon-
test for the championship of the New
York Cricket League. The game was
Drought 10 an end. however. before the
Manhattans had played half Of the inning
and a draw was the result. New Jersey
finished their innings for IS runs. Score.
New Jersey A. CHI. F. Fox, b. Rusb~
ton, = T. Clarke, c. substitute. b.. Rush
ten. So; z. B. Post. B. Rushton. o; Il.
Cooper, B. Rushton, i; ". Footman. run
out. i; l. Etherington, b. Rushton. o.
w. Hall, run out, 1; c. NJ. Hail. not oHr-
8. f.: B. Hunter, b. o'RelIly. o; w. Pfsch-
sr O. Rushton, 2; byes, 4; leg byes, :.
Manhattan c. CIV. L. Martin. not
out, IL. " Beardall- b.. II. Clarke, Sc
H s. Tattersail, b. II. Clarke. D: 4. y
O'Reilly, not u 0: A. Y. Clarke, II
Rushton. o. G. Rose, H. Chfttick. n.
Adam, E. Atwood and J. Adam, did nod
bat; byes, 6; leg byes, 8. Total, q.
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-
The gold plate which was sent up from
Windsor Castle for the STATE conceri
last Mondays says the ut. James Ca
| zstte," amounts to about 10000 pieces
It comes from the Gold Pantry. which is
an iron room situated on the ground
floor under the royal apartments. The
clerk Of the pantry gives it out In iron
boxes and receives a receipt for it. It Is
carried by special train. under escort OF
a guard Of soldiers, and delivered to the
butler of Buckingham Palace. He gives
a receipt for 1t and Is responsible for it
while ii remains at the palace. The
same f~or4naiities are observed in taking
it back, n all persons concerned are
glad when it is once more restored to TIL
safe keeping of the gold pantry. The
total value of the plate In this DEPART
fnent Is nearly two uai!lions sterling. A
great deal of 1t dates from the reign OF
George ~, but among the antiquities
are some pieces which were taken from
the Armada.
referred to the s'unbonneted women who
asesisea "tpn fne nosssss' anu oou
eaousa tue enecs % esery $50. "as
eN+s' sasF es N
Before her arose the vision of q loud
voiced. loud hammered. overdressed wom-
an who had literally thrown of her BON
net. Discriminate and use the word lady
and gentlemen when they should be
used. n "men'' and women as they
are most proper. Remember, too, that
- .aaana,n.asaa na s,srsanan.
49,. rarno go 1o,r .ea,.tn@.
aa.a se1Iou- ~ . $500 trss,nacv
pufiis . sSil pasp : if's = IN
Gpufse ~ ~ essaes T'sesse s,
sm, ssan.se 80, Af;,.
,. "a .annt t,na-
- - yaav
,sr,ss :. urssssan eas.1a nar,ne the
$1,000 na,,;sas as-+n ~ s.sta az
haa,+h ~ ~ hnssans
s,c tho parsna-Rosa gold medal for
singing is . native of North Wales. but
sba sraater mart Of her life has been
naussd IN The Tfn,te5 states while sing
ING at the National Eisteddfod at Chi
ca1a during tho wosld,s Fair. she was
heard by Mr.. John Thomas, harpist to
the Queen, and he advised her to come TO
England and study at the Royal
Academy.
.
If grass stains IN white goods are rua-
bed with alcohol before articles are put
into oap and water the stains may be
readily removed.
"
One OF the greatest delicacies to be
found In the market now is frogs legs.
Frogs, when cooked. are a delicate
white meat, and muc more tender than
easily digested. Frogs stewed are regard
ed as one Of the best diets for invalids
with delicate stomachs. Only the hind
legs and quarters of the frog are used,
ana they come from the markets dressed
ana ready To cook. Those who do not
know now delicious frogs, legs may be
r,ass have many a dainty dish in store
for them. The most porular way Of cook
;ng FROGS e No fry +bem either plain.
hrsadsa - With an epe hatter Frogs
49, - anna.,,tng and da1tcious
caolea N osSar wsvs
~ 49,, -. -
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The Bayonne Rowing Association held
its annual regatta yesterday morning in
New York Bay. The event was up TO ex-
pectatinns and the racing was interesting
course was one mile with a turn
Results were:-
Single gigs-Won by Thomas F. Carr
rett, with Henry A. Bowers
Schumacher, witr Frank Jen-
ntngs c~oxswain, second. Time, 5 minutes
% seconds.
P~afr-oared gig erews-won by Robert
r. Tietenberg. bow; Otto MuAler. stroke.
and Harry A Bowers, coxswain. Time.
4 minutes "a s5 seconds.
Ssngie canoes-Won by Thomas F. Car
rett. Frederick B. Collins second. Tine.
6 Minutes 5S7s seconds.
Four-0ared Saells-Ton by John II
Hereer, bow; Henry Seaman, 2: Martini
A Cook. bow; George Y. Tailierf. 3
Robert r. Tsetenberg. g; Frank FEY
stroke, second Time. 4 minutes g secs
Two sour-carea crews against =,
cared crew over q haH mile course-rous
u the f~our-oared crew coaslsffnr or
Charles n Cook. stroke; z xlexand<r
Schumacher, 3; George ". Mellor. 2 ana
utes.
BsnseBs Clever Shooting az sea ssrx-
L. 2. Hansen. Of the Excelsior RIA.
Club. DISTINGUISHED himself Saturday By
winning me champions prise Ia tha
seAuefzens match Tor all Corners az ne
tstsnaneut q the New Jersey STATE Pisa
Association which closed * ss esS-1
Hansen shot AZ go yards and made a
score OF H. The conditions were sepsn
shots standing American targer. VITA
rings. He received SO IN cash. Mr.. Ham
san defeated Charles zertler Of New yarx
BY I'VE points.
- 81
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-08

TIE Paaisade Bicycle Grub OF Hoboken
held its first series Of club races y<sser~
~ nn8rnine over The rack q outtezr
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-08

Saturday In The regatta Of the Atlantis
Yacht Club. which wss sailed in tho
lower bay, the Seat. owned by Frank NJ
Randall and sailed by him, won another
pennant for the Pavonia Club by beating
the Streak after a very close race IN thS
class for eatboats. The victory vas
gained by superior seamenshIp. as before
the course was completed the crews had
to throw In a couple OF reefs. The tfmo
SfreaE 21f-r7