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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06


18th The method snd results whea
Syrup 0f sigs u taksai il Is pleasant
snd refreshing to the taste, and acts
gertly yet pronptly Ga tAs kidneys.
Liver sni Bossls, ciexnses the sy>
tem efsclualiy. dispels colds. head
aches knd levers and cures hahltusl
eenstiPation- Syrup Of Figs . the
,aly remedy ef ia kind ever pro
luced. pleasing TO the taste and ae-
eePtahss % the stomach, prompt IN
Is action and truly beneficial IN It's
effects, prepared oaly from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend It
~ al ard have made iE the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs IS for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles 81 al leading drug
giatt Any reliable druggist wao
may not have IL on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
s4s FsAsc. SEQ. car.
LOUISVILLE. 81 asa roRx. W.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

LoSDos. Dsc a-In the House OF
Commons TAsrsdAy Mr.. BAlfoar made
. motion that Parliament vote rs, 600 for
the parposs OF providing seed potatoes
IN Ireland. The seed potatoes. Mr..
Balfoar said. were not 10 be given 10
ths people gratis. but as = loan. and
any one pa ing ready money would OBJ
tain 90 per cent discount This was
only small part Of the measures 20 be
taken by the Government TO meet the
impending distress in ireland. The ap-
propriation VAS approved.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

nxss~ Acs - . ss<A.E ~. x-ss. ~
csnas~s kss~ s>-sA = srs.zi.
Hes1sx. AlzA. Dsa s-SsAr sAss
as In2ns1.T eec4frsa = thrtlaAax res-
sas saa = al Tsx~2y. Fsruass xrkezss
xhe nsss = fs- ailes fEoa ksrs. A.x
ssss ssss2aiax - s4slasss n ss.x. sn4.
vita alz tafss s1sli caiisrea. sz~rssa
lox se8@ 4lax Ehe xsek Of shs
L4ss snoSs railway tsr Goa ssalsncs
sstsssa ssls ts~2 saa ME kFis-
fers residence % = creex. esr-
isred ~ish iow bostou ianas. ~hea t@r-
AinAts abruptly IN high banks Over
thsse ths F4li~ay passss - = lefy
Tsstls hllhe4t say saspicioa q ia.
Ger Ax krsgee started - cross th Is
bridge Whsa 20 re2east ths pos sioa
aifeesly over tAs creek BE aiseoseFsd
. AIS aorror that p.ssenxer tran ~.s
sspaaiy ssprsAshiax sa4 1ss already so
ases - - nsxs useless a8Y 4sssnst
On kis psss - rsash tae isn1
sAsA8 OF Atn He quiekly plaee4
sas eaiiaEsa GA ths extssns sa1
1f sas ties. bas saw e. oaes that
iAsy Ssala nss % oat ~ the reach OF
tas train There MAS NO tns % loso.
ana. selzing tas two youngest Of sAs
,hiiaFea. hs la0ped into ths creek
sal Ing aPoa tae third. girl oi II. TO
tollos hln- she started 10 obsy. bus
ths great hsisss frightened her. Aad IA
aer mSnsns's sssis&stoa she vas caughs
IA dashed 70 pieces After hard
struggle with the ssssr and ics OF the
srsek dr. kFieger With his two little
sass reached the shore ia safety.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Lorbox. Dee 5-An srDsssion o.
eu-rsf r. fss stsll-f lina ysor - tne
te-trsIty rewssr Msre1ins 81 c..-
pert A sssn satst vith tremendous
fo-e- shskisf re uzs~irs ssr-a.es
0Ds an 80 kllsz sss we lntzr~<
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
sin I've. I-ss1

LoxDox, Dec 5-A Ere broke cut in
The workhoase 81 Newcastle-on-T Tyne
Wednesday night The flames hrst sp-
pesred in the wonsn'sdofnitory. Which
vas crowded .ttb vonsn and children.
and ther. vas = dreadful psnic TIE
Ere ~as eytinguisbsd before tbs entire
bsilaing wa destroyed Sir lives we're
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Railway Men Indicted.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The Federal grand
jury has returnes indictments against
President Egan, Of the Chicago. Kansas
City & ST. Paul railway; Freight Agent
Miller, of the Chicago. Burlington s.
Quincy, and Freight Agent Johnson, Of
the Rock Island. for alleged violations
of the interstate commerce law.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

IEoxTor. o. Dec s~A pscvliar sns
fsta3 ffht occurred IN this city When
ran asmsa jean whssieFsburE vas
fatally Injured hT a fsllow-workDsn,
who thrsp sAev.ifui - rsd-kst ssnd
n kss fa<e
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

srRTveFgT~. ia E,~e -E.r~rss se
-. fninsss sssss s~srs - Arsisslssrs
eal ste.rtsss - fks fs~sfss sf 80 Bss~
sss 81 IN v1xssr vhss4 Tee ssssrsrsr
Sc h%sr fsrrs ls s.rrsnas- CeurtT,
ever y rssss ssrH n ssrn stsktls
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
A R.,iroad Y..ld. up $4,000.

Bosros, Dec. 6-Counsel for Mrs.
Abbis Annetsa Annson. OF Chelsea, who
was severely injured at the railroad
disaster at Quincy in August last, have
obtained without trial the sum of S2s.-
600 from the Old Colony railroad in set
Element OF her claim.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Tiinnaa Inaurur4tef.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Dec. a-Governor-
elect Il. c. Tillman, who was chosen on
the re:erm ticket supported by the Far
mers' Alliance and Democrats who
wanted a change of government was
inaugurAted Thursday In front Of the
State house
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

MrApvTLLE, Pa. Dec. S-Delamater
& Co, bankers. OF this city, have as
signed. George W Delamster. late
Rspublicsn candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvsnis, il president ot the bank.
No statement is made OF the liabilities
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

OMAHA. Neb., Dec. 5-In the United
States Court here a case is on trial IN
which JAY Gould. Russell Sage. Sidney
Dillon. George Gould and Morton Bliss
a Co. are defendants. Mallory & Cush-
ing, plaintiffs, constructed several hun
dred miles OF road and took their pay in
bonds at si.O5. Defendants then forced
the market down to 30 cents. Plant
IFS also seek to recover sls6. 600 award
ed defendants By referee appointed
xithout niaintiasi knowlad0a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

GExsSrr. X. Dec z-Tas rspcFt
srrlosfoa - po~ssr al. telsing /.
roza - E7iictt 0~astv 80. zsn zsrs
k3led srS tkr-s s.nxs-susiT k1rt
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

CARTHAGE, Mo-, Dec. 5-Dr. II. l.
Reom was found dead Thursday morning
about a mile from his home, ten miles
southeast Of here. IL is supposed he was
thrown from his buggy while crossing q
stream ahd his coat caught in the top.
He was dragged over mile and when
found the buggy was overturned and
the horses had stopped. His head and
lace were very much bruised.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

sAS TKssesco. I-e k-Tks Unites
ststs- sses1ssip CkarI~eson. vftk KinF
Kslskssa - as~sik On s~sr8 en-
ser~x ths RsSker az Sss Frsze4soo
IksrsSsT rer~sr
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
An Opera Bons- Burned.

CHICAGO, Dec. s. Timmerman's
Opers-Houss. a. Sixty-third street and
Stewart ayenus. was Tutted by fire last
nighL and ihe loss will figure up SIS, 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

BUnT5SsTox. Ia. Dec 6--Tbe present
cold weather has effectively closed AL
river trsfsc. The Hississippi is = grind
ing mass Of ice slocks and All craft that
had net res pat iato winter quarters
we're compelled 20 90 80 Taarsday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Trw Ycsx D. ~. H.rxs sez-s
49, r fa~e- 81 ~ fksrse~ A. Dsrs a.
sucess.os y NJ Evxzx !. tss sssssa
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

csrrrr Marrss aEi7 1eeerai.T acev.
srtens -ssEst a. = s<2% - cacfce
q. fznrr 81 h.rrsnE ss@-~s As14H rer
roea - essir- s. p 49, - scsr-
w~- - fssr -. - rs - go Bsfree-s'
zt~~~s n ssas - f,r srocks-s E 'eos s,r
Tsrau. e. SO = ~ wrst~r-s e ssaS -
s-r F-.a-rs. = zsaa = ~ Co.'S 9 n<ssN ~
zu a .-z - Fes - ssr Vsai Ca~~s
Ho1S-Marksf u~se~steiT sc~~s - reeFasf
srf shirri.s arcenst ssl>s rsrge4 AZ = y 5
IA s.~ Prs - 49, q - reat fee =
~ --erS r.csins - caS = - niT-t sd
& EN2za cog asary Pscklag sza sAirPias let<
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Frovisions. Etc

CHICAGO. Dee g.
FLouR-ouie, and lower. Spring whea.
Patents. A.5es47S; Bakers, ss.25e35o; Win
ter Wheat Flour. AcoGaoo for Patents.
s. fos2t5U for Clears.
WHEkT-Egied irregular. No. Cash, eot
sisc. Ma sssssoAc.
CORN Mode a.ely active and higher No. 2
size; No. yellow. sc; No. 3 81 Csc: 40.
Yciiow. fsc DcceIber. 5oA15lSc; January.
50s eai&c; Nay. Ssc54Ac
OArs-Astlvs and nrmer. No. 2, 40as04sSc:
December. s3sdsslSc; Mag. &S&ssI.c. sam
pies IA good supply asd easier Ne. 3. f0<ss3c;
No waite. s9<4sc, No 2 fsa&5c. No q
White. seE. e
RYE-Stssdy. Ne. cash. esc. Samples OF
We. :. 50 TDc ard No. 3 abcui sfrssc. No. 8
January delivery SC. and May about sc.
BArLKY DemaEc slow market easy. No
cash. Tsaoc. Samples; Common. 81 s2c;
good - choics go re ara ertrs lots 7oo73c
MSS Peas Msrset rather active. and
prices ruled easter. Quotations ranged at
r501s 81 for cash g 25zeSsT Tor Deccm Der:
SO tsei3oo fer January. and si aoiI.sS for
MAJ.
Lssp-Rsthsr active. ard prices ruled lover
Prices rsux.e n ssoes p FOR cash; a. sls2
ss-s fsr Dscs~aocr. O.. s. sSsl5s for January.
aad e 1osss 49,, for Nay
BUTTrE-Cr-su.ry. iseTSe; DAirT, iResoo;
Packing stecx ,asc.
PouITrr-Llv. chickens, syosc per -.
srrins Chicksss tc7c per 10 Live TURKEYS
se1c p-r = Live Ducks T&sc pez - Live
Gsesr g sce5 - pr sszea
Irorors-pistfIlrd SPIRITS ruled arr ~ q. "a
pr "a Pr iaishes gesss.
Ous-Wiscossin Prin. white sc; wstsr
waite. axe Mesifsa Prime WHIT sc.
Wafer Whte fiAcs fndfaaa PINE white
sscs WstrT waite I1@c. HesSliFhE ~ test
fossc. Gr~cia> = Gsxs i4c. a tsz.s ss.c.
Nsphfaa s. asxssc
NV YoSx Dee
wHEkr-Ftrr; S@Ne uF; rsderateis 49,
I've December q s2<e ~ JanasrT. fesk =
fas reh~ps-r 8 ostssi1ss Nsrch s&s
O. ae4 Nsy. neaals
CesN-F5r-. &c So -cd~-ate demand No.
4 81 49,. stcsuef uiKed se-.o
Ft~usr Wsstera. f7essa
peovEsz.xs-Re~f erss1 sssaev Flss@ y 70
= So. Fam 81 - "a t1o ForE salL sf=sfv
Nexs. So 11i2ol. Extra Prime 81 49, Ia
Lard snles wesx sfes- rendered q %
Cfsvzfkrn. O. D.
PrTporxrN- Easy stsudsrs Tsits Il8 sss
ssst 80. a gasoline. p = gasoline. isc -
nschsta e.
I've steer.
CErcs1o Dr. 8
CsrrrE Nsrxss azi7 neeerat-T acev.
caolsrters -sssst a. = s%a% - eacfce
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

CfEvEf&Fn q. Dc
rrTpor rxrN-Fasv sssudsrs Tsits Ii8 sss
sest -. a gasoline. - = gasoiine Isc -
nsrhsba. 81
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
RAILROAD NOTES.

Conductor Minard A. Knapp has re-
turned to his old run on the Newark and
New York branch Of the Central. The
passengers welcomed him with open
arms. One gentleman was even heard to
remark:-"Thank h%eavensl this train
will be run properly now that that good
looking chap is back again"
In all probability, of the many popular
employees of the Central Railroad, the
most popular among his fellow brake
men is Charles r. Ross, Jr., of Van
Horne street, Lafayette, Familiarity known
to the boys of the road as "Chippy."
Charley is a dapper little chap, with
baby-blue eyes, Il ~distracting little mouth,
and a smile that is at once the envy and
admiration Of all tho girls. He is ''hail-
fellow-well-met" with every man on the
Central, and always wears a rose in his
coat lapel. He has been the recipient of
two gushing poetical illusions. evidently
written by sentimental young damsels
who nave fallen ready victims to his in
Vulnerable charms.
Supervisor James r. Smith, of New
Brunswick, has been awarded the annual
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
A Powerful Insurance Company.

The Ainerican Casualty Insurance and
Security Company, of Baltimore city,
with d capital of one million dollars
G1, 900, 00O) and a lash surplus of one-half
million dollars ($500,000). has been licensed
to transact business in this State by the
Insurance Department. This company,
organized by prominent business men
active in the MANAGEMENT OF large insur
ance interest throughout the country,
having stockholders and directors
comprising some of the Wealthiest and
most influential merchants and bankers
of Baltimore and New YORK, is provided
with a charter sufficiently broad to en-
able it to occupy a position second to none
among Insurance organizations of the
world. The company will do a general
accident business, not confined to the
limitations of what is generally known
as accident insurance, but will introduce
original and attractive features which
cannot fail to commend themselves To the
intelligent insuring public. Employers,
particularly, will be interested in the
plan of insuring against all liability on
account of the personal injury or death
of employees, resulting from any and
every accident happening to them while
in active service; or. this insurance may
be effected when the employer is not
liable. and may also include his liability
toward the public in case of accident.
Another distinct feature is protection to
steam users throughout the n
against all property losses caused by acct
dents to, or by. boilers, engines, eleva-
tors, steam pipes, automatic sprinklers,
other specified machinery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
Corporation Notice.

NJ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON H 10TH
~ day Of July. 1880. application was made to
by Carsten Iiedemann and others for the i'm
proyement of
between central and Nelson ayes, in the following
manner, Including all Intersections
graded to the establishcd grace 81 sxcavating Or
nnlngt the same to the established grade.
10 have new blue stono tagging, four feet wide.
laid OH either sidewalk.
70 have, the present hagstng. about eishty-fi five
TO nave new bridge stone crosswalks laid.
laid and new EFidgestone laid where necessary.
And an o.ner wors aone tnat may De necessary
to provide for the How OF the surface water aud to
complete the Improvement in a good and substan-
Notice is also given that on the Sd day or Sept
$50 the Gommissioners Of Assessments filed with
tna Hoard OF street ana Water 04inneissioners the he'll
probably be assessed and the probable amount Of
able amount Of assessment. per foot Of frontage for
the said Improvement. an dthe HalnO Is now open to
board of Street and water Commissioner.
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues, or particular sections thereof. are in
cluded In said assessment, namely
from Central ave. to Nelson ave.
CENTRAL AVE,
from Irving ST. about Is feet southwest and 20 feet
SUMMIT AVE,
from Irving st. about IS feet southwest and &c feet
DURHAM AVE.
from Irving st. about 100 feet southwest and 10
NELSON AVE,
from Irving st. about 100 feet southwest and l0l
feet northeast.
and that the 18th day of October, 1890, at %
O'Clock a. M, and the meeting room or the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioners are hereby
fixed as the time and place when and where the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear parties Interested IN said application
and all l inconsistencies against tho said Improve
ment tnat may be presented in writing.
By order or the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEO. T, BoUToN,,
Dated Jersey CITY, Sept. 18th, 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
s%quabhle over the station site Ended

S~quabble Over the Station Site Ended.
The little sauabble between the Board
of Fire Commissioners and the Board OF
Streeti5and Water Commissioners over
the present site of the new Fourth Pre-
cincI Station House is ended. The city
years ago bought the land and erected
the engine house that is at present. there.
When the city proposed to build the
police station adjoining. the Fire DeparH
ment interposed objections because the
plans of the station house interfered with
the working of the apparatus in the en-
CINE house. Necessary alterations will
be made which will satisfy the Fire De-
partment, and no further objection to the
police station will be given.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
CRANBERRY CROP oyERRATED.
Cold Weather aud G-rasshoppers Doing
Serious Damage.
snecial to the Jersey CIR Mems.

snecial to the Jersey Citv Mems.
TRENTON, Sept. 81. 1890. j. Rider
secretary of the American Cranberry
Growers Association, is authority for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received from the
different cranberry-growing sections Of
New Jersey indicate that the estimates
made by growers and reported by them
in August are coming far short of realiza-
ton.
There has been unusual loss from rot
in many localities, grasshoppers have
been very destructive III others, and
owing to the low temperature which pre-
vailed during the latter part of August
the fruit has failed to develop to its usual
size.
''The harvest is sufficiently advanced to
determine with certainty that the crop OF
New Jersey. instead of being larger, will
fall below the small crop OF last year..
ION Cape Cod the frulG has not attained
the usual size, and estimates made at his
time would reduce the crop there very
materially"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27

prize OF 500 given by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to the division super
visor having his portion of the track and
road bed in the best order at time of the
annual inspection. This inspection took
place on Thursday last, and Supervisor
Smiths division extends from the east
end OF the Passaic River bridge to $40 feet
west OF Deans Station. four miles below
New Brunswick. Mr.. Smith will divide
his prize among his foremen.
Theodore w. Lawrence, formerly gate
man in the Pennsylvania depot, has been
appointed Il detective on the Brunswick
division. sTheo," as he is called, is a
brother of ex-Judge Lawrence, and was
keeper in the Trenton State Prison for
twelve years.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27

There will be a football game at Mont
tor Park tomorrow morning between the
Thistles and the Shamrocks. 1t will be
the first Of the League games.
The Nets and Allertons will play at
Monitor Park tomorrow afternoon.
DR.. Carver cracked $50 glass balls in
succession yesterday at Berlin without a
miss.
The kite shaped track seems to be the
right course, for twice Nelson cut down
the stallion record yesterday at Kankakee
on its kite shaped course. He did the
mile in 2:11@ which is half a second lower
than Axtell's record.
That Slavin-McAuliffe mill smacks
of a job or McAuliffe's ability has been
greatly exaggerated. A fighter who is
alleged TO be pumped in the second round
is a low rate man.
The Interstate Rifle Gallery League
held a preliminary meeting at Newark on
Thursday. They will meet in this CITY
and effect an organization early e.
MONTH
The cunning contingent of the New
Jersey A. G. will nave a team match this
afternoon. One team will consist of
Captain 6. S. Virden, c. A. Pope, A. II.
Compton and K. Il. Bigoney. The rival
team will be Captain j. M. Taylor, G.
Purdy, Z. Percival and E. L. Vreden-
burnh.e
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27

TO 1uhoi!l it mag concern.
Pursuant to the provisions of an act OF the Leefs-
lature. Of the State ofNew Jersey, entit led AN act
TO authorize PERSONS to change their Names APP
that shall apply 10 the Circuit Court of tins foun.
~ of Hudson, AT the Court House In Jersey City, on
Sat urday, the twenty-fifth day OF October next. az
ten O'Clock in the forenoon. or as soon therea fter
as l can be heard, for an order TO authorize m q TO
assume another name. to wit. the name OF FRANK
Cam o donica Martin.
FRANK CAMPODoNIcA.
"a Washington street.
Roboken, N. j.
Dated Septem Der le, 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
CORPORATION Notice.


NOTICE rs. HEREBY GIVEN THAT on H
IN Sd daY OF September, 1850 the Commissioner
or Asses :ment FLED in the Office of the Clerk of the
Board of Street and Water Comm issioners their
final assessment map and schedule for the improve
ment OF
LAIDLAW AVE.
from Oakland ave. to Palisade ave. by paving, etc.
and the same is now open to public inspection in
the office of the clerk of said Board.
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are in
cluded in said assessment:-
LAlDLAW AVE,
from Oakland ave. to Palisade ave.
PAIISADE AVE.
ION the west sideL from Laidlaw ave. about 30 feet
north and . feet south.
BONNER AVE.
from LaidIaw ave. about 100 feet north and 100 feet
south.
OAKLAND AVE.
ION the east sidel from Lnidlaw ave. about 100 feet
north and l01 feet south.
And that the 18th day of October, 1890, at 10 O'Clock
q. m. and the meeting room of the BOARD of Street
and Water Commissioners are hereby fixed as the
time and place when and whore the Board Of Street
and Water commissioners will meet to hear. coa.
slider and ad)ucate upon all objections 10 said as
sessment and report
All objections thereto must be presented in writ
ing.
By order of the Board of Street and Water Com.
GEo.L I. goUToN.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27

The Pin Knights practiscd ut Duke &
Rstinsay's alleys last night for the league
games. Scores were made that indicate
that the knights win BIZ close to the lead
ers AT the finish, il IL does not 90 under the
wire first. Tho scores follow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27

Total. ..e.........l,ll7l rota!
The Athletic Arena.

The cross country team of the Lorillard
A. c. had u dash last night, and the win
ner had a thrilling experience with dogs
on Sixth street. They ESCAPED unharmed
however. Among the winners were
Harry Meyers, John Connors. phos. Gil
ligan and John Moran
The Lorillard's colorS will be worn at the
Acorn's meetby Myers, Moran, Gilligan,
Irvine, Maionev ambition
The. Scots boxing talent is training
hard for the open boxing tourney to be
given by the club. The prizes will be q
$40 medal in each class except the 15S
pounds where the trophy will be q hand
some gold watch and chain.
The Scots win meet next Friday night.
The entries for the Scots tourney will
close on October 3,
Hart has been entered in the lis pound
class and Clark in the 100 pound class at
the boxing tournament Of the National
A. G..
The Wayne A. G. will offer costly
prizes forSthe winners of the boxing tour
ney.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27

S~tolzenbergcr. 1873: ". Keller, IT'S; J..
sqhalff. l75; g., Brcste, 100,
Man target. VI inch lines from 20 to /,
three shots, 200 yards distance. off hand.
possible go Dniuts-R Bnsse, 60: ". Dit
mar. "a, II. kuhln.ann. 81; w ke.lar, Al.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
NEW SWIMMING CLUB.
Its openingeontes Yacht
ing, Wheeling and
Rowling.

Tie. Crescent Swimming Club has arr
rHngedsto give its first series OF compctis
tioas tomorrow at Communipaw:9 The
startmill be from the Oceanic Yacht
Club and the finish between the pavil-
ions Of Morris and Murphy. The start
win be at half-past two.
There will be three events, go yards
swim, half mile swim and a Tub race.
The entries for the latter will be received
just prior to the start. The entries for
the swimming events have beon received
and. the handicaps arranged. Two hun-
dfed and twenty yard swinl--C- Holder
man, scratch; George Mcilor, 5 seconds;
Frank Rush, 30 seconds; John Hart, 30
seconds; Louis Bald. 80 seconds; John
Fiaherty, IS seconds; L. GIlligan. 50 sec
onds, and Frank Barkor, IS econds.
Halt mile swfnl-@C- H~oldernan, scratch;
.George s<<eitiry. 10 seconds; Louis Bald,
j minute John fart, 1 minute; Frank
Ebrker ! minute 15 seconds; John
Flnherty.f minute 90 seconds, and Peter
Morris, 4 minute 40 seconds.
frhe officers OF the day will be:--Referee,
WI. NJ Cfpwley, S. "A. A. c.; starter,
William Kenney. N. ]. A. c.; Judges at
finish, Daniel Hart and George Logan;
timers. William Lee and William Tunard.
Three prizes. finger rings, will be award
sedm each OF the swimming contests. and
a set OF silver knives, forks and spoons 10
the winner of the tub race.
1t is said that the races may be post
poned, ass Police Captain McKaig has
Threatened TO interfere. A permit was
grilnled but was rescinded, and an effort
is being made, and it will probably be
succe ssful, to check police interference,
as the races are distant from dwelling
houses. =