The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-16
afternoon, has been identified at Speer's
morgue by Bridget Moore, of No. lSS
Erie street, as that of her husband,
Richard Moore.
THE NEWS OF BAYONNE.
Mount Vernon Lodge of Odd Fellows OF
Its Annual Excursion.

Its Annual Excursion.
Despite the lowering atmosphere and
foggy prospect yesterday morning the
Association sailed The crowd was not
as large as it would have been had the
weather been more attractive to begin
with. Financially it turned out success.
The party was composed principally of
No. 1I6, /. o. o. F., with their wives,
families, sisters and sweethearts. 1t
proved to be a large company, occupying
the steamer Coxsackie and barge Susque-
hanna.
They went to Idlewild Grove, on Long
Island Sound. Dancing was the order of
the day, for which fine orchestra under
the leadership of Prof. voss, was pro-
vided. They arrived at the grove about
two O'Clock, where for over two hours the
members of the company disported them
selves variously. Two mines were selected
and capital game of baseball was
played. Platt and Clark formed the bat
terry of one team, and Warden and Bow
man of the other. The former team
made eleven runs in three innings, and
the others four runs In two innings.
First Basemen Andrews and Braisted
made run each and both claim to have
reached the home plate at the same time.
The umpire has reserved his decision.
Among those present were:-School
Lawyer and Mrs. Allan Benny, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard w. Warren, Mr. and Mrs
Richard Thomas. Mr. and Mrs William
w. Broker, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wag-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. james Iamotte, Mr.: and Mrs
Thomas Yore, Mr.; and Mrs. Walter Wor-
den, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Sherwin,
Mrs. Marsh, Misses Annie Fawcett, Sadie
Warren, Ella Brown, E. Marsh, Maggie
Tierney, Annie Kelley, Mary Kelley, Ber-
tina Housman. Miss Smelcher, Nellie
Casey, Annie Smith, Lena Rasch, Lena
Haashagen, Miss Rodenboch, Mamie Nc
Norton, Cora Tanner, Lottie Broker,
Case. Moran, Johnston, Fryer. Cramer,
Groben and Turner; Councilman Nicho-
las Carroll, Messrs. Valentine Holzapfel,
Zephanate Donnelly, Thomas Lyons,
Peter Brady, ]. J. Reilley, Charles L.
Roake, James Jose, Robert w. Warren,
A. Ball, Lawrence V. Braisted, August
Schmidt, Walter Brown and Edward
Floor Manager John r. Haight was
assisted by Edward Thomas and the fol-
lowing officers:-Abraham Ball, president:
Richard Thomas, vice-president; Ernest
Sherwin, financial secretary; James Jose,
recording secretary, and John S. Ander-
SUI, ITSdSureT.
BayOnnettes.
William McCaffery, an employee Of the
Tidewater Oil Company, was fined $40
yesterday by Recorder Besher for inter
fering with fireman in the discharge Of
his duty.
Michael Ham, aged twenty-one years,
was found wandering around the Bergen
Point station ON Wednesday evening.
The poor fellow was insane and did not
appear to know where he was going nor
where he had come from. He was COM
mitted to Snake Hill for three months
The jovial young captain, Edward Viii
son, now steers the tugboat Devoe.
A warrant for the balance of the State
and county taxes for the year 1888,
amounting to So, 531. .46 has been drawn in
favor of County Collector Hugh Dugan.
A peach festival and fair was held last
evening in Calvary Protestant Episcopal
Church, under the auspices of the Guild
Society and the Young Peoples Mite
Society, and a goodly sum realized in aid
of the funds of the church.
Owing to the dilapidated and dangerous
condition of that building on the south
east corner of Orient and Cottage streets,
the City Attorney has been directed to
take the necessary action to have it torn
down