The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-26
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William ROYAL and John Boland, of the
Dauntless Yacht Club, left last night for
a fishing excursion. They Will be gone
about ten days.
John A. Clark arrived home last night
from New Haven, CT.
William Conaughty, of Lafayette street,
is an old time ball player, and will pltch
Mt the game between members of the
Dauntless at their dinner next Sunday on
Staten Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones arrived
home last night from New Hampshire.
Arthur Finn and William Hart, OF
Communipaw venue are two OF the best
billiard players in the city, and nus lar
lave vanquished all corners
Mr.. Matthew Daniels, of Halliday street,
is an expert amateur photographers, u
has one of the best collection Of photo
graphs in the city.
MI. and Mrs. James Cullen arrived
home this morning from a soJourn at
Saranac Lake. :.
Hank and William Gilmore are two of
the best yachtsmen on the bay and can
handle q boat in the biggesJ storm thai
visits the coast.
Uncle Jacob Woods says that this win
ter is going to be mild, aud rs Uncle
Jake is an old fisherman MS WORD gem
orally goes.
Every man of any prominence in the
district was at the fair in Waverly yes
terday. Among those VINO drove there
were Tom Shields. George Young. John
Anners, J. Frisch, w. Scales, William
| Confer, r. Tremble, Rudolph SEMINAL
feldt, William Harold and M. +. keat-
ing.
Mr.. Frederick Van Keuren, of Commu-
nipaw avenue. is stopping at Hornells-
vile, Pa.
Mr.. NJ. M.Murtaugh, the surveyor, has
returned from his trip through the West.
L 7 .4z I @l.o NJ 90 nudan5 Of fha
Fraternal Circle, met last Tuesday even
ing at Masonic Hall. Ten new members
were initiated. Deputy Supreme Presi-
dent Rudolph Schmalfeldt was presented
by the members with u splendid jeweled
emblem of his office. Mr.. Schmalfeldt
received the gift with a very pretty
speech, after which supper was served.
John A. Erickson, the popular engineer
of the Central Railroad, is spoken of as
the Jeffersonian candidate for the Assem-
bly, of the Second district.
Rudolph Schmalteldt has been offered
IN appointment on the County Commit
tee of the Jeffersonians. Mr.. Schmal-
feldt has not accepted the appointment
just at present, but he says he will do So,
and do all in his power to down the Ring
and its supporters.
A yellow leg was shot in the meadows
last week by John Ellis, the we'll known
sportsman. The bird measured four feet
from wing to wing.
George Young started for the fair yes
terdayJafternoon in a buggy N reached
there in good condition. He got in with
the boys, and when he started for home
he was in a lively mood. He
got into a brush with another
buggy on the road and the two collided
with bad results. Some of the boys
found George driving the horse on foot,
while the n of what was once a
buggy trailed behind. One OF the wheels
was gone, the top was torn off, half the
horses harness was lost and George was
all in rags. The boys helped George to
get home all right, but the very mention
of a race to George is worse than flying
a red rag in a bulls face.
The Sylvan Social Club will meet next
Tuesday evening at the o on Com
munipaw avenue.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Stephen j. Shields and Miss Nellie
Schwartz.