The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-30
COMPANY BIS GREAT GAME.
North Hudson's Crack Troop Make
Good Turn Out.

Good Turn Out.
Every membes of Company B, North
Hudson's crack troop, donned his uni
form yesterday afternoon with alacrity,
Buttenbaum gave the order, Marchl over
eighty men were in line. The boys were
heartily applauded as they marched
through the streets to Schnetzen Park
for their annual prize shoot.
Captain Symes. Samuel Armstrong,
Hubert Steinhoff, Lieutenant Alphonse
Monrot, Henry Engelbrecht, John Dar-
ling, Herman Walker and William O..
Raven and Fred Grobelo were the judges,
and their task was no easy one. After a
spirited contest the first prize was carried
off by j. II. Storm with the score of III
on the measure target. Excellent scores
were also made by the other members of
the company.
A gold headed umbrella was shot for by
the judges, and though Captain Symes
and Fred Grobels shot equal scores the
latter, on a close decision, was awarded
the prize
After the prize shooting the company
marched back to its headquarters and
there broke ranks. In the evening re-
ception was held at Ruth's Turn Hall,
and the building was crowded.
The officers of the company are Captain
tenant A1phonse Thourot, First Sergeant
Edward Knack, Second Sergeant Louis
Schmidt. During the evening prizes were
distributed.
Holy Family Fair.
The contests in the Holy Family Fair,
which will close in Holy Family Hall to-
morrow night, resulted as follows
For @ gold watch, between the Rev
Father Grief and the Rev. Father Huy-
gen, the pastor won by nearly four humid
red votes. Miss Annie, Horning carried
off the gold watch'on the sodality table,
and Miss Pauline Engel won the gold
watch on the Children of Mary table
Mr.. Charles Scheidler carried off the
gold chain on the table managed by the
Young Mems Society, and John Frenze
was awarded the gold watch on the Holy
Family Society table.
Rather a victory for Gas.
The members of the Union Hill Coun-
Gil caught the $3.50 train on the New York
Central yesterday afternoon for Mattea-
wan, to inspect the Hirtler system of
electric light used there.
The Councilmen had a royal time and
as far as their dignity allowed them
painted the town bright red. After
completing their inspection they took the
$3.50 train on the West Shore and arrived
safely in Union Hill before bedtime.
They do not seem to be over well pleased
with the working of the factory at Matte
along with gas for long time to come.
North Hudson Notes.
The West Hoboken and Union Hill
town Councils will hold their usual
weekly meetings this evening.
Kate Hazard, notorious character,
was found by Policeman Ludlow, of West
Hoboken, in a glorious condition of in
ebriety last evening, and in consequence
Kate will spend the next thirty days in
the County Jail.
The West Hoboken Board of School
Trustees will hold their regular monthly
meeting tomorrow evening in the school
house,
The system of Industrial education re-
Gently introduced into the school has
been successful.
parmentel's Hotel, West Hoboken, will
be the scene of another Democratic mass
meeting tomorrow evening The follow
ing gentlemen will address the meeting:-
Charles Winfield, Edward f. Mcdonald,
August M. Bruggeman, Captain George
Usher, Freeholder Dennis NJ. Noonan, ].
G. Francois, Henry Schneider and Joseph
r. Mccormick.
The Democrats of Gutenberg and West
New York are raliying in q way that sur
passes even their efforts OF previous years.
A ratification meeting has been called for
this evening at Hopes Hall and there
win be large attendance
Was Casino. Union Hin, has been Sc
lected by. the Democrats of Union Hill as
the scene OF their ratification meeting to-
night,
The loyal Democrats are exerting them
selves for the straight ticket In 4 way
that is filing the hearts Of Charley Ruh's
kiekers with CONSERVATION.