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The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

A meeting of the executive committee of the branch union for the New York, New Haven and Hartford road and trib- utaries was held in New Milford on Mon day. While the doings of the meeting arc not to be made public at present, it may be said that existing relations of producers and receivers will probably continue on a basis of Union prices. The committee are looking after the interests of milk not contracted for and arrange ments will soon be made to care for this milk in New York through agents of the Union. Producers aIe requested to con- tract their milk as far as possible direct with dealers, at Union prices. All sur plus milk is to be held back by producers and worked up at home.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

Letters unclaimed in Easton post office Jo seph P. Cary, Benj Lake, Daniel O'Shea, X. F Wood, N. II. feft, Miss Marie Foisset, Miss Jennie Jennings.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

Apron lawns and pique stripes and taconets only l5c yard, worth 25c at F.. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

The patrons of the New Milford cream cry met the proprstors, Messrs Dibble and Partridge, last week and agreed up- on the price of milk for the coming year. The patrons are tn receive the Union price less l2 cent per quart, for months, beginning with May and l-l cent per quart less for : months. The creamery offered to take the milk at l-l cent per quart discount for the year, provided the farmers would take care of the surplus, but this offer was rejected. Under the present contract, the creamery takes all milk made by patrons.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

A meeting ofsection No. 1l6, milk producers, will be held at the Brick building on Saturday, March y, at l 30 D m As business of import ance will come before the meeting, a full at tendance is requested.-LD. c. Peck, Secretary.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

A CARD-Myself snd daughters take this A method ot expressing deepfelt gratitude to those neighbors and friends who so kindly assisted und otherwise showed their sym pathy during the sickness, death and buri a1 of my late husband. Friends in need are friends indeed. MRS. CHARLES II. PAPNE, Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

Tcacups and saucers and plates given away next Saturday at B. Hawley X Cos, Stepney
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

I{sOR SALE-Four two-yearoid Heifers, due 4. h to calve III April; one Cow, six years old, sound and n first class roadster E N AffRitst BOTSFOisD, Butsfofd, Conn.,
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
fIIsTRIcT | OF REDDING,ss.. Probate Court,

| IsTRICT OF REDDING,ss., Probate Conrt b March b, 1890.
 Estate of STEPHEN ADAMS, late Of Red ding, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Red ding hath limited and allowed six months rom the date hereof for the Creditors ot said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time will be debarred n recovery All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make iiilmedi- ate payment to HENRY ADAMS, Esecutor. EsoR sALE-Three 5-yearol,i Fresh Cows \ and !. yoke oi 5-year-oid Oxen, good work CTS siisA WILDMAS, NewtoWn.
 k oR sAaE-one iiyeyear-old Jersey Cow, one seven-year-old Cow, due to ctlve now. an extra mii<er, also one yearlinss Jersey IIeifer V II itii De soid af T bargain. A. l.. FRISCO,
 aoR sALE-eieod II. family Horse, kind and 4 gentle, also Buggy, Harness etc Enquire or At lslilGiNEN, at Buckingh;inl,s harness shop, southport.
 t4tOR SALE-Four two -year-oid Heifers, due 4 to ctlve i'll April; one Cow, six years old, , sound and first class roadster. E, MAURICE, BOTSFOisD, Botsfofd, Conn.
 1 I4t0R sALE-The Farm lately occupied " 4 EDen II. Burr. Farm contains about 4o acres, four acres onion ground, l6 acres good plow and meadow, six acres wood, balance pasture, with never failing springs; house With 10 rooms; two barns grain house and otli- CT DuhttinSs tll in good repair; pair working oxen, cart DeaTly new, three cows, SOW with II pigs, about % Ioads good stable manure, or enaafsl pI p choice apple trees, about five acres 1 of rye looking well now. Will be sold at a bar gain 1T applied for soon Call or address H. BOlsR, Grceniieid Hill, Conn. 20. Box s6. IfOR sALE-pair good working Cattle I weight 1900. F N. HIGGINS, Bridgeport. l t57 ANTED-Boar for two gentlemen, three " ladies. two nurses and four children, for Angnsf. Address, No.4 New Haven F. C.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

R soit sALE--osood family Horse, kind and 4 gentle; also Buggy, Harness, etc Enquire oI A- C. PiiGlSEN, at Buckinghan,s harness shop, Southport.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

HARM FOR SALE-Thc Farm belong U ing to the estate of the late Benja- min G. Curtis consisting of one House, Barn, Carriage House and l75 acres land. For par ticulars, inquire of MRS LAURA CURTIS, New town Conn
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

Engine l5G was derailed at the east end of the long siding on the New England at IIawleyvillo, Tuesday, blocking the road for several hours. A wrccker came on to help clear the track.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

Mems fine suits, all prices at Warner, Clark < Taylor's.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

Fine line of ne@kwear and tour-in- hands a Warner, Clark & Taylor's.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

A New Milford constable drove down the river, Tuesday, searching for horse thieves who stole d valuable roadster at New Milford, Monday night.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

her Household furniture, Farming Tools, sleighs, etc. If very stormy, the first fair day. RESOLUTION SOTiCE-The firm existing D under the name of J. A. Wakeinan S Co. has been dissolved by mutual consent, J. A. Wakeman retiring from the business. l.. F. Sherwood, the remaining partner, will contin- ue the business '; it!c old stand. All persons indebted to tine firm are requested to make immediate payment to L. F. Sherwood. J. A. WAkEhAN < CG.
 Having bought of J. A. Wakeman his inter est and good will in the business known under the firm name of J. A. Wakeman & Co.,. beg to say that in continuing the business it will be conducted with the esame careful regard to our customers interest Mir Wakenan has con. sented to remain with me for the present and by prompt and courteous attention, always giving the best goods in the market at the low est possible price, shall strive to merit your continued patronage. To consumers who buy in unbroken packages, would be glad to quote special prices. l.. F. .SHEEWOOD. Southport, Conn.,, March 20, 1850.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

Look at the bargains in towelings for 5c yard, also iIi iringed towels rom I5c up Ut E. r. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

The cellar is dug for another new house on the street which the RubberCo. are opening and the Bcardslcy Bros. with their teams and number of help CTS have been grading there.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

xt7 t7ANTED-isoaFd for two gentlemen three " ladies' two nurses and four children, for August, Address, No. 1, New Haven F. Q.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

s4i0R sALE-Three j-year-ola Fresh Cows CTS IRA WILDMAS, Newto@n
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

NOR SALE-20 head of good Ewes; 20 head \ Of nice Heifers, under four years of age due to calvc in the late Summer and Fall; al so a few choice home raised young Horses. JOHN PIERCE & SON, South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

4 UCTION-Mrs IIiritm Camp will sell Ut
 A Public Auction, Thursday March 27 1890, at F. M., at her former residence in Taunton her Household Furniture, Farming Tools, sleighs, etc. Ii very stormy. the first fair day.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

NOR SALE-About g acres of land, house, \ barn and other outbuildings, all in good condition. Situated in Hanover district. For further particulars enquire the premises MRS MARY FINNELL, Hanover District, New town. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

INOR SALE-Pair good working Cattle, II weight s300 N. N. HIGGINS, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

EOR SALE-Forty acres ofmeadow, pasture and wood land in Rocky Hill; good farm ing land. Enquire of JOHN SUMMERS. White Plains, Trumbull Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

= FED POTATOES FOR SALE-Choice stock - of Early Maine, Late Beauty of Hebron, White Flower Large size, $l per bushel; sec ond, 6oc. D. c. PECK, Mt. Pleasant, Newtown.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

fN OR SALE-Oak, Ash or Chestnut Timber l and Plank ot any size thickness at steam saw mill in Monroe. Enquire of PETER JORAY or of s. w. SMITH, Ansonia.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

NOR SALE-SiX Steers coming two years U old, four pairs of Stags, we'll broken, com ing four years old; also one five-year-Old OK, good worker. Address, MORTIMER HUB BELL & SONS, Birmingham, Conn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-02
WiaE;ls Sinaasptaac.

Der prcubiibe SinanSminiItcr bat
,peben an ule Oeutiden @rfinoer na6.
Ite6enoe5 Gnnoibreiben 0eri6tet:
@eeDrte S0erren! SD bcnbiid)tiac
Die ppllitdubi9c Balance sniiden Gin.
na6men rlnO gtus9aben DerbeiSuiiiDrer
uno beparf bierSn Sbrcr tbattrdftiser
Witpirflmg.
sic iuiieu, tuclde Summen Die Gin.
fiibritng bes ncuen Repetirge,uebr3 Der
Ibluu9eu bat. Steue, perbeiierte 4epe
tirsene9re liegen ipjuiagcn III her 2uii
uno tuerbsn iueitere Spisr erbeiI6rn
Sieraus entitcben iinnncie1e S6wierigs
teiten, iuel6e ii9 nur bur9 eiu einSiges
Wtittel beIeitigen laiieu.
sic miiiien 10 icbuea iuic mb0litb eir
jterctir GortemoHnaic erTinbeu, mil
wel6em Die 0an5e glrmee Der Steuer.
Sabler beluaIiuet werben fam. sd
bcnte mir in Der Contraction ein @clo.
magaii!,, iuclGe5 cine biSber ungeabntt
Sei1iuimbi9fcit Der glb9abt erm6glicbt
g8enn iitb Oa5 erreiden idBt, 10 iuirf
pen COMMANDO ,Shncllieuer" nntiir.
Iid bier Die Srore pS5nslltener" ent
Iprc6en.
SIui ole &srluirfli:bung SieIcr SbeC
burd Sie, meine 0errcn Griinoer, red)
act bis 5nr Gr6iinnng Der Earlamentt
Ser neue Steurrs sGtam beS beut
i6eu &ei6sid)iffS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-02

iiir9tlos in bic 9ufllnft bliden f5nnen,
benin MIR bic Susenb 1T tpabres Slid,
lie allein ienft SonneusIan5 uno blauen
Sintmel in oas SerS uno uedt oariu
taltienb iuunbesbare 8liitbentrdume.
0as Ipdtere 2eben lit MIR nod ein
matter slb9lan5 Don all Der ititrmiider,
berrlibeu Suseuo5eit, unb bas Trasis
l6e Don al bem bleibt. baB mir III oie'
len sin5ig golbeuen. iiiB berauir1enoen
Saaen uns niemals ppflbepuBt iuerhen,
pel6 elm ipunoerbares @liid III lnIerein
SerSen rubt, wel9 eiiten f6itti9en
8au6erItab mir in ben 0dnoen balten.
90 lan9e mir oicIem i1limmIteu
aller 8acilfen nibt Su 9eibe riifen rnb
ibn nidt uni6dblid MAIDEN fOnnen, 10
lange bat bas 2eben feinen re6ten
@ertb, miiIIeu mir ilus nit Der tieiiin'
nisen 8etra6tuns iiber bic 8ergdng'
li6teit ales SrOiideu berllmiblasen
uno uns nit Der Sorltelliin9 81 trbIten
ir9en, baB mir i6lieBtib ollie Dem all'
semeinen Wteni9enihidial perfallen nno
-oerfallcn.
Sas gtlter brlft ms al1mdlig in einen
einlnmen @infel, po mir sulebt mir aili
unIere eisene @eie1i6nft attseipieien
IinS, un0 mD6l Dem, Der pauF feline beis
Iere foroert unb braudt. Die fbrper'
li9e S6ipa6e, Die il9 nit ben tommens
ben eahren oelteno maht, bic 9eiDens
l9aften, Die ii9 berubiscn, Die groBcn
@iini9e unb SQuIionen, bic enOlid uers
blaIIeu, MAIDEN uns 5ulebt oas S9eioen
aus benz 2eben leid)t.
g8ir iblieBen Die ernntteten Iu9en
in Der Sofinuns, iie ruieOer uufSuidla'
gen in einen b6beren 9id)te, uno mir
ben mir bies tpobl fbnner, iuemt unS
cine eipise SugenO bei6ieben iuare?
Cine neue Suseno lit aber Seoem ii6er
= Iie liegt i'm slifliben &ingen unO
Strebeu, unb 9liidlib berienise, Der
ii6 bieie Sugenb bis ms b6dlte gllter
su beipu6ren iueiB! gld, f6On bic Grs
inuerunsen aus Der Sugenbjeit Uerbreis
ten eincu beItO friI9eren Saub iiber bic
Secle, je Glter mir ,uerben; es lit ni6t
bas pirtli6e @1id, ba8 mir bamalS
octroiien baben, aber es 1T ni9t mebr.
Gas snuSe 9eben IOa ein Sugeubgcbante
iein, alsgcfiibrt our9 oas reiiere 9(lter.
S6clter mir besbalb nibt Die SuscnO,
ielbIt ,uenu iie ii6 nod 10 iuilO unO un'
bdnbig 9eberoen mag; Dnlten mir stlle
Die SuseuO luenigitens III imieren 6ers
sen felt, penn iie ms audi ldngit III
@irfli9reit entiloben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-02
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Scr 3tau6 Der GsbInerEnnen.

@aifeuflirrcu, Rabernie
S6alIten our6 bic ytabt
Plus Dem 9a0er Der Sabirer,
9ie i'll GruBer Mtadt
@egcn Som Su SelOe so9en
1lno III 9rimmer gSutS
Sbre Sbrperter rbtben iupllteu
Otit Der Rbmer Slut.
Seiner icblef; iie ollie barrten
9luf ben nGd1ten Gag,
lin Die Staot oann Gnsusreiien,
Die im SdIummer lag.
Gin ben Rdubern ibrer fSraucn
llnb Der G6djter Sd)uor
Gid Su ridden, Der Snbiusr
ODDITIES Sebuen mar.
Sn Die iuiloeH Ra9eruie
Stimmtcn ale eiu,
9is auf Ginen. Der 9auS traurig
9lbieits iaB, aIIein.
r8ie, mas 1T 9ir," ruft inn plOslid)
Sin 9eidDrte 81,
,0u alleiu permn9It 81 Iiben
Sier in ItillPr Stub?
Sui! gSie ma9it On lautlos trnuerr,
9a Dir g}ad)e mintt?
llno Die &n1e fUa ms merDcu
Gb' Die Spnne iintt."
y2aB mid trouern, o @ciabrte,
2aIlc mid allcin!
On oerIteblt nidbt mcines 0crjcns
Summer, meine &ein. r,.
0bre beun, iue5balb id iente
GorGenupl mein 0aupt:
Ut teinc Srau- erntiB ben Sam
nler
g3orh l.tht mitaerNItbtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-02
ole fd)5ae GmeenIe.

Sn @openbaseu bil6et felt cini9cr
Easen cine Scanbalgeifidtc, beren
Seloin cine gircusreiterin it, bas all
gemeins Sasessclprdd. Sbrcn Iuss
gang ninlmt oieie intereIIante ITaire
ei9entlid) ppu Yetersburg aus. SIN
uer9an9enen @iuter prooucirte ii6 allz
abenblid i'm Circus Giuiielli in Eeterss
burg eiue Snnitreiterin BON Der bobcn
G6nle, 6rdulcin Gugenie ReiB, cine
9entldbe, bcren S66nbeit Die Ser5en Der
rniIiI9en jeunesse doree geiangen
nabm. 3u ben Seiuuroerern Der lb6-
men 9ieiteriu Sdbltcn audi sluet bob9e'
fiiritete gerl5nli6feiteu, bic iuieoerbpit
naf Der STORYTELLING i'll Gelellidaft Der
&iinItleriu III Dem beriibmten p3artaz
riiben &eItaurant" nuf DEM NeiuStys
@roipect nc6cu Dem glbniralsplabe su
Se6en waren. Die flotteu Su9cubI bItreibe
Der Itbbncu Gu0enie Dirpertcu ieoo6
nidt einen 6eutiben Baron aus Sen
baltild)en YrouinSen, Iid) in Die 10 9on5
beionoer5 beUOr5u9te Gnme Sii pertle'
ben.
Ser Baron nnbm Iib ein Serj, &C.
Stnnb Der &iinitlerin feline 2iebe, iuurbe
erb6rt, nno cinige Gage ipdter mar Die
Gircusreiterin benz Baron ols beilen
e6elicbc @attin angetraut. 9ie Santis
lie bcs 8arOuS iuar iebp6 nit bieier
@be ni6t einuerItanoen uub entso9 ibm
jeoc llnteritiibung. glutb iuuroe ibm
beocutet, baB er friue glnpartibaIt
mcbr auf bic sroBe Grbitbait babe, Die
ibm biSher untte
Der Sarun wpllte ieopd pon ieincr
@attiu uift lniieu. 9ta9 ipie Dor prD'
bucirte Ii6 Sie 9teiterin ollabeuolid i'm
Circus, mo ba Iie, Onnt iDrer S65ns
belt NIB Stunt, uiel Gelb uerbieute,
fiibrte ba8 ireiberrlide Eaur ba5
i6GuIte 2eben.
Atit SdJiuB Der 3interlniiOn nnbm
bie id)buc Gugenie ein neueS @nga9e.
mert i'm topen6a9suer Circus an; ib,
@jatte be9leiiete 11ie. g8ie III Neters
burg, erDberte Die 8iiuitlcriu ar6 an
Suuo aue Mdnnerberien. Gin Gjnrhe'
lieutenant rerliebts ii6 III Die Samt
1nb mabte iDg IleiBis Den !opi.
Die id)bne 8arpniu aus Dem Gircu;
fano Gefallen oil bem iun0en Sificiei
llnb - eiues SageS iiberraitte De,
Sarpu ltine @attin i'll bercu @nrOerpbt
III einrm SGrtlihen tete-a-tete mi
benz @arbe 2ieutenant. Sie Solgt
ipar eiu Srel, ans welGem Der SarOr
ais Gcrwunceter Gerpor9it9. gtur
fommt bns intere1Iante Nndipicl.
Die fopenbngeucr Sldtter tnoclu bcl
Sificicr. oaB CT Iib NIT Dem Gattei
einer GircuSreitcriu 9eid)la8cn babe
9lu6crbem baben Die &amernoer DC.
Qicutcnants ein Ghren8sridbt teitellt
iuei6eS Su eutiNcbcn bot, pb DC,
&icutenant niGt ieine 9cmiiiipu Qcbel
miiiie. Die Ib6ne Gugcnie jcbp1 ieB
im9eit6rt ollatenoliD lire TroouctiOnei
I'M Circus fort NIB crutet nod itiirmi
1dJeren &cifalI ais iriiber. Gini9
iuu9e 2cutc, ipeld)e balb baraui oi
&iiuItlerin nit BIeiien unb 3iidei
empfiu9cu, ruurbeu nOn ben iibri9el
3ui6auern AT bic Suit 9eiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-02
GprId)m5rter Gombinatipneu.

@orsenitunbe lit aller 9aIter Gn.
fang.
llnUerDofIt pTtldt man RoIen.
Sem &eiueu 1T aqes @Olb i'm
RuHoe.
Cine ,Sunb tudidt fi6 ielbf ber
NGtbfe.
@er SInSern einc @rube srdbt, la9t
am beiten. ....
@uriidbt idibt bur Sborbcit niGt.
8er feline Sdulben besoblt, but fir
ben Spptt ni6t Sn iorsen.
Sor9eu ma6t icli8.
g8er q seinst bot, muB fiblen.
8aar @clo sebbrt Sum Sanoiuerf.
$50 9nuben iinb, bat Der SaiIer iein
Re9t perlpreu.
@cr i6ueist, gift nidts in ieinem
8aterlanoe.
Sser bp9 iteist, nennt ben sInbern
9an9obr.
Sober lit ii9 ,ieGbit Der bette Sod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-02
Gin HhiIp5pbb Gh,

- Gin Bbtloi iopb. Shmrl !:
.gts &c mer baten berbeitelIt, bin ib
pieber bp!" - gIrSt: rRrn, iuic itebt'S
nit Dem Geb6r?" - S9mul: ,gSie id]
1br? Sdlcett" -9lr5t (i6reit); Isle
)aben lid 9ctuiB beS Sranntiusinge.
1nHcs ridbt entbaltcu?" 2" - S6mul /:
,gtu, ieb'n Se mai, !Serr Spctorleben,
.6 bab' brei MO6en ia Srauntueiu ges
.runten unO bah 9cb6rt sauS gut, aber
ales, mas i6 bnb' seb6rt, par-nii9t
10 gut luie Srnnntueinl"
Susboft. S6riftiteGler: Su
Ilaubit nidt, iueldb' cine mutbisc, fleine
5rau ib babe! 6reiiuo: Sa lieIt tie
poll idou Define eisencn Ga6en!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-02

-guf benz 9aIle. Sdnser:
@s lit iebr GeiB. SdHjerin: 0n5 ba.
ben mir Die anoern Serrn audi ibpn ge-
Iaet. Sdn;er: SO? SlGe @etter! SaS
baben fe bon mir.
Seoenfli6e Setbeus
rin9. @jed: gie raienb i9 sic liebe,
rriSenbe Maridnne, oas lit gar ni6t 5u
slauben! 6rdulein: Sd 9laub's AUDI
gar nidt, $perr Saron.
Ser @rme teuut feline Ger.
tpanoten beiisr. als Der Reidle.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-09-03

icke So Ii .betad icke heller hallen
vid magt: Do - eftertanke, studier,
erfarenhet, enefS 70 ardighet, som al
ingenting later hinso0A Hvad studie-
kursen betraffar hvanA. ferens, direk.
tion eller fakultet blygssc> 4 den. Hvs d
vi beh6fva ar mera f0rb0nef. mark f6rb6.
reer och - far jag mamma det? - ''hard
cash" som ryggst5d. Name Gud h6r vars
- fakultetens, direktionens, pastorernas
diakonernas, trustiernas, f6rsamlingsmed.
lemmarnes b0ner for skolanP Blir det all
man f6rb0n, maste han h3ra enligt sitt
l0fte
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-01


The Excelsior Rifle Club will have its
regular weekly competition this evening
at Hansen's Range, No. as Montgomery
street.
The ExceIsiors will keep up practicing
all summer. ssg 81
The Marion Rife Club viii open the
season tomorrow at its range at Marion.
A new gun club has been organized on
the Hill by a score OF men who were
prominent in the Jersey City Heights
Gun Club.
Colonel Toffey WAS quite clever at trap
shooting a few years ago. He has not
been around the traps lately,
Chief Consul. DIR. G. Carleton, of New
| Jersey, in q circular letter to each of the
local consuls says:-.The riding season
| will open with a boom, and the New Jer-
| sey division membership must boom too.
| I have set the figures at 1,500 for next
year and l depend on my consuls to help
me bring it mp to the MARX
Stag progressive euchre party Of the
Jersey City Athletic Club tonight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-01
brought a Medal Home.

About one hundred members of the
Scottish-American Athletic Club went to
Newark last night to witness the boxing
tourney Of the Mohicau Athletic Club.
Pat Cahi1l aud Willie Kenney were
among the number. There were compe-
titions in two classes, the 115 u l45
pounds. The Scots had men in each
event.
The opening bont was a preliminary go
in the lis pound class. Mccarthy of the
Scots and Huegel of the Essex A.. {. were
the contestants. Mccarthy so industri-
ously worked at the Newark mans bel
lows that he was winded and resigned
after the first round.
The second bout was between Sachs and
Ford. Sachs got the verdict, but was SO
severely punished that he was unable to
go into the inal bon
The third bout was between Hilser and
Madden. The former got the decision.
In the finals Mccarthy met Hilser. The
judges disagreed and an extra round was
ordered. Iilser got the verdict.
In the 145 pound class Ell. Closterman
of the Scots brought the medal to Jersey
City. He defeated Keefe in the prelimi-
nary bout. Kennedy defeated Lewis and
TuomeY spared a bye. Kennedy and
Tuomey withdrew in the final and Clos
terman gave an exhibition bout with
Cahill.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-01
The National Game.

The Jersey Citys will play the opening
game today at Oakland Park. The
ground will not be in a condition for fin Q
play, as the aoxfall will make the ground
damp and slippery and fielding diff cult.
The jersey boys will meet the strong
Albany team who played u close game
with the Brooklyn Association team yes
terday.
Why not form a league of mines from
athletic clubs?
The Lorillards will have a baseball
team. ~Ex-Captain Frank Riordan is Or
ganizing the nine.
The Wayne Athletic Club will have a
good baseball team. They have the fever
In its worst form and may have two
mines.
The Jersey Citys play the Jaspers to-
morrow.
Hughes, it is said, will pitch for the
Cables and also for the Kensington A. G.
Manager Holland is displeased with the
comment of SONS one that the Lyceum
team lacks pluck. Any team that played
ball last Sunday has considerable sand.
That comment may have been made by a
conceited writer and not by the manager
of the Lindsleys.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-01
The Athlctic Arena.

Salters and Ryan. of the Lorillards,
will take part in the sack race at the
games of the Sixty-ninth Regiment. N.
G. S. N. Y.
Frank Maloney, Of the L. d. and A. A.,
will be one of the starters in the 1000
yards run at the meeting Of the Prospect
Harriers.
The mascots of the Lorillards, Rafferty,
and Hardy, boxed on Saturday night at
the exhibition of the Oak A. c., at the
Blocker Building, New York.
The committe Of the A. A. U. gave the
Lorillards August 2 and September ~.
September 10 Messrs. Hart, Salters and
OI4ougnlin were selected as a committee
to confer. with the committee of the A.
A. u. They succeeded in ~persuadiug the
committee to give them the dates they
had asked for. The games of the l.. ID.
and A. A. will consequently be held on
June rs and September Is.
Cahill's case will be opened again next
week.
The application of the Wayne A. g. for
admission TO the A. A. u. was filed last
week. The Waynes will get no dates for
games this season.
The Lorillards have entered three men
in the boxing tournament OF the West
End A. C. at Newark. Peter Farrell is in
the 105-pound class, William Newell in
the 130-pound and Michael Sullivan in
the AS pound class.
The Wayne Athletic Club has entered
the following team in the cross country
run of the Suburban Harriers on Satur-
day, April 12:-P. Dolan, j. Flaherty, Il.
j. Vogellus, William Glossy. Charles
Smith, r. Irving, e. Monahan, j. Fried,
j. Gill, III. Halsted, John Slayin and j.
j. Alexander. The team will have a
practice run every Tuesday and Friday
evening.
The Wayne Athletic CLUB had O meet
ing last night. Three members were
elected. The method of eiecting mem
bers was changed. and instead of the club
members balloting for or against a candi-
date the matter will be referred to a
Board of Electors. James Gill, II. Post
and j. Kelly were selected as an Auditing
Committee.
The Waynes have entered several men
in the games of the Prospect Harriers
next Saturday. f. J. O'Brien is in the
300 yards dash, ]. Flaherty and f. Frost
in the 1,00G yards rum, F. Dolan, /. J.
Vogellus. William Monahan and William
Glossy, the IL miles run, and Daniel
Cofey in the II miles walk.
a. William j. Feeney, a telegraph opera
tor, who was killed at Collins switch,
near GuyIiafd, d few days & by an Erie
train was u member of the Wayne Ath-
letic Club.
The Waynes are having q club contest
for a medal offered by Nj. Dolan. The
man receiving the greatest number of
points in three cross country runs gets
the medal. The first run was on SUNDAY.
Glossy finished first.