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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
The Paris Irish Fund.
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LONDON. Nav 5.-At ameeting Of Mccarthy.
ties it was resolved 10 sul NIT the question OF
the release Of the Paris find to arbitrators,
one 10 be appointed by Justin Mccarthy, and
the other by Parnell. the arbtrators 70 have
power TO select an umpire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
Minister Porter May Return.


LONDON. May 5.-A special dispatch from
Rome 10 the Chronicle says 1t IS reported
that the American Minister Porter Will
shortly depart from Italy. leaving secretary
in charge OF the legation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

white man named Ftheridge was mashed to
death at 2 o clock Yesterday afternoon at Innls
lumber mill near Nsrfck, VI, BY heavy door
falling on him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
THE CITIZENS ARE JUSTIFIED.
New Orleans Grand Jury Presents It's Long
LOOked-Or Report.
CAREFUL And EXHAUSTIVE INQUIRY.
Conclusive Evidence That Some Of the
Jurors Were BTibed,
OEALLEY HANDLED WITHOUT GLOVES.
Ve and His Assistants Charged With
CAREFUL And EXHAUSTIVE INQUIRY.
OKALLEY HANDLED WITHOUT GLOVES.

Ee and His Assistants Charged With
Striving 10 Avert The Course Of Justice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
CLOSE or THE PRESENT SERIES.
The Bean Eaters and the Giants Defeat Ihelr
Opponent&- The other Games.

BROOKLYN. n. Y, May 5.-Wards men
PLAYED and lost the last Of the present series
with the Bean-Eaters to-day at Easton Park
Score:
Bostons ns...1sO sOO2Os1 1--12
Brooklyns .............0 0 0 D . /
Batteries. Lovett and Kinslow; Gelzern
and Yanzell. Umpire, Lynch.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May Sit was very
chilly in Philadelphia to-day. The Giants
shut the Quaker City boys out and concluded
the series this afternoon. Score:
New lorkS. ...............O u Z
Philadelphias .........0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Batteries. Rusi and Buckley; Gleason and
Clements. Umpire. Hearts.
CHICAGO, May 5-The battle between An
sons colts and the Smoky City team to-day
was splendid exhibition of ball playing.
Both pitchers were very effective. Score:
Chicagos. os...................0 0 90 0 O.
Pittsburgs.. 0 0 0 0 0 O. 0
Batteries: Stein and Kttridge; Calvin and
Mack. Umpire, McQuade.
CLEVELAND, o.. May 5.-Duryea was pound
ed all around the lot by the home team to-
day, while the visitors returned the compll-
ment and Young's curves received great
deal of attention. Score:
Clevelands. ds...............O 0 02 2 4-15
Cincinnatis. ...........0 0 00 2-lO
Batteries. Young and thinner; Duryea and
Keenan,. Umpire, Powers
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Philadelphia:
Balumores.. .......O U U =
Athletics ........ ........U Z XII
Batteries: Mcmahon and Robinson
Meaken and Cross. Umpire, Jones.
At Boston:
Bostons. ....OOOO2O3O
Washingtons .............1 0 0 0 0 01 p
Batteries: O'Bren and Farrell Mace and
Mcclure Umpire, Matthews.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
cAPITAL NOTES.

The following patents have been granted:
Virginia-Thomas X. White, Fincastle, for a
nut lock: Hiram Rosenberg, Richmond, a
trademark for cheroots.
North Carolina--G Il. Sarwell, Coachama,
patent force cash carrier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

10 reveal while the others would make them
selves partc-crimnes. Yet in tboir nn,,nI
Gus statements much was obtained hayino a
u'ect connection with and supported bv fbe
great volume of testimony elected during the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

told that but for the power ana lluueuce OF
OAalley and his associates. They are men
who approached several talesmen as before
stated, the proposals being mostly etused
POINTS or o'MALLEY.
In ono instance it is shown that OMalley
took money from his safe and gave 1t TO
Coonev. who said "McCrystal. you know
that fellow better than | do give hun the
money" O'Alalley's Office was place of rem
devious. All We're deeply concerned IN
the appointment TO successor 10 the
late chief, and speculation abounded
as 10 the availability Of such one
for their use. 1t is but justice TO state that
the president and superintendent Of the Elec-
tric Light Company, as also the general man
ager who was in New York as soon as they
were informed that their men were being tam
pered with by OMalley, did all and everything
in their power TO trustrate their plans. From
the BEGINNING of our investigation there IS
continuous evidence brought TO our attention
of pertinaciOus combinations of whaths known
as the y. G. O'Alalley Detective Agency. One
of the ablest criminal lawyers at the bar Is the
attorney for the agency. We know Tor an ab-
solute fact that checks were drawn III the
name OF O'Malley Adams, the interested
parties being ID. G. O'Malley and Lionel
Adams Such combination between de-
tective aud prominent lawyer is unheard OF
before in the civilized world, and when
we contemplate its possibilities for evil we
stand aghast. The Indictment OF ID. g.
O'Malley for perjury was based upon most un-
doubted evidence that he came originally from
Cleveland. o., where on January 30 1875 he
was convicted petit larceny aud committed
10 the workhouse of the city OF Cleveland,
where he served term, expiring june 22, 1919.
Later he was committed 10 the parish prison
for attempting to levy blackmail upon one
George W. Randolph. In the proceedings, OF
this case it was shown that O'Maliey
had been arrested nine times for
preventing witnesses from appearing. and
testifying. carrying concealed weapons, etc.
When l.. II. Adams was district attorney 1t Is
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'''t'''''' Vt ''IIIIt1''7
We are led 10 conclude that the jury under
took 10 try the care when it was submitted by
their own estimate of the virtue OF the state
ments made by parties not called rs wit
Aesses. With strange unapimity they dwelt on
what they knew by reading and hearsay of GER
IAN incidents OF assassination prior to the
,TiA and made those the basis of the power
td persuasion for giving the accused
rrluding deliberations in their favor
"o must take occasion 10 say that
was not expected 10 obtain any evidence of
shdqe influence from members of the jury,
Nfihoso who were uDcorrupted had nothing
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08
YACHTS ON A CRUISE.
Row in an Athletic Club
Wheeling Nuggets
Ball and Bat.

The cruise Of the Yacht Racing Asso.
citation began yesterday. and the Pavonia
and Jersey City Clubs are represented,
and expect to bring back some OF the
honors. The Mascotte. Cap tain D. Lopez;
Falcop. Captain whitney; Christine,
viee-Commodore Smith; Phantom, Com
modore Kohn; Leader. Captain Otto Rau;
Forsyth, Alexander Roe; the Square,
Captain Richard Pringle, are with the
association. One Jersey boat was heard
from Yesterday. The Leader, which
brought back seven prizes last year. was
the only boat in its class thar ran with
the larger craft to New Haven. The
craft started at eleven O'Clock yester-
day morning. The spry little eader was
first away.
The run to New Haven was full ofex-
element, and the breeze from he south
attend TO. Owing to the sea running,
the c~atbosts, with the exception OF
the Leader, put into Bridgeport. rs
did the sloop Forsythe. The time OF
arrival of the New Haven Yacht Club's
house, as taken by Commodore Foote
from steam yacht Mike was as fol-
lo~ws:-Schooner Edith, GAS. Class D..
sioops over 40 feet-Daphne. $40,
Notus, SIS; Outvie, 7s4i. Glass g, sloops
over 80 feet aud under 40 feet-Gertrude,
6.0f; Whitewing.6 SIS. HHzail6 6. So: Orestes,
105. Glass D.. sloops under 80 feet-Emmy
C.. Gas. so, Forsythe. not taken; Restless,
not taken. Glass r., catboats-Lsader. SAP
The New Haven Yacht Club entertained
the yachtsmen in the evening. The
cruise will be continued today to Say
brook
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08

The frequent appearance of deer within
the past two years near the Green Mount
ain range naturally arouses the antici-
patton of sportsmen. Hardly a week
passes now without the report of some
ones having seen one OF more OF these
animals either In some clearing adjacent
to the highway or further back in the
thicket, while about remote ponds and
water courses evidences of their appear
ance multiply, their yards aud runways
being readily found by woodsmen and
even fishermen. A favorite haunt Of the
deer is about old Haystack mountain ia
Wilmington. A few days ago two hand
some deer were seen coming out into a
meadow near the old Robinson place in
Searsburg, and followed by their young,
they proceeded TO reconnoitre the field
for tine aud finally disappeared. Every
body appears to understand that the law
does not permit them to kill or have in
their possession one of these animals be-
fore the LIST OF November, 1900, hence there
is no immediate fear of their early exter-
minstion, and ten years is quite a period
for their increase
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08

Joseph McGinuis of No. 81 Harrison
avenue, p. Baldwin, William Scbenck
and Joseph Weigler were saved from a
watery graves yesterday by Captain Will
son of al oyster sloop. The men hired a
sail beat OF a boat house on the Hacken-
sack and started out for a days amuse-
ment.
They were not yachtsmen. and were
warned on starting to look out for
squalls. The warning was apparently
unheeded, as the first squall that struck
them capsized them and threw them into
the river. All four men were unable to
swim. but In some miraculous man
ner managed to grasp the sides of
a bateau, they had in tow. Captain VIII
son witnessed the accident and called to
the men to hold on for a short time and
he would send a boat to their assistance.
The men were picked up in an exhaust
ed condition. Had not assistance arrived
when it did the men would undoubtedly
have drowned.
The capsized boat was towed ashore by
friends.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08
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himself mp TO die.
Good Wife suggests Cuticura Rene
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Is entirely Cured.

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Fulton Fish Market, New York.
APRIL IS. 1890
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08
SLEEPING IN A CEMETERY.
A Couple Use Collins AS Bunks In &
Paterson Grave Yard.
Specfai to the Jersey ctr Neies.

Special to the Jersey city Nelrs.
PATERSON, July s. 1s91.-One of the
most gruesome places ever selected by
human mortal as a lodging place was
that which has been occupied by a couple
in this city.
For a fortnight past Officer Lord has
suspected that n man and woman were
sleeping somewhere in the old Episcopal
burying ground. Monday night before
DARK he saw the couple enter the ceme-
terry. and decided to investigate. At ten
O'Clock he and a companion secured a
lantern n uDo going through the
grave yard they found the man and the
woman sound asleep in a vault. The
sleeping couple had pulled a number of
cofhns apart, and from the boards had
constructed hunks on which they had
slept Tor several weeks. All around them
lay collins. and in several places exposed
to the RHze of the eye were human bones
and several skulls.
The couple were arrested and when
arraigued before Judge Stewart yester-
day morning gave their names rs James
Purvay and Mary Walls. They were
each sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment IN the County Jail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08
MAsrENs SALEM oaANcERY OF NEW

MAsTERs SALE In cHANcERY OF NEW
w Jersey.
Between Catharlns Kane. complainant nd Jane
Conlon ct. ais. defendants.
On BILL for partition.
Notice OF sale.
BY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Chancerv
OF tae state OF New Jersey. dated tine first day of
APRIL eighteen hundred and nine y-one. T. the
Undersigned. one OF the Special Masters Of the
Court OF Chancery. win sell al public sale or ven
due TO tina h .gnest bidder on
hundred and niDety-ons,
At the nonr OF two O'Clock la the ate noon or
ma das, at the auction rooms ofF.C. Wolbert. AZ
Montgomery street. Jei sey City, n. j.. all that GER
tain lot Of lana with the puIldin gs heron erected
or HUDSON and state OF New Jersey which on the
map Of ploperty beloa ging 10 Abijan Naan, Jr,
MADE by Joseph T Bridges July ~. l8a7, ana Quly
2 ed IN the Clerks, now RegiFters. or ee of Hud-
son county. Is known and distinguished es lot
nun ered. "a. two hundred and TWEEN y-forr.
Canal street. fronting on Canal street. includ ing
the estate ana interest Ia dover OF the defendant,
Jane Conlcn. widow Of Eernard conlon. deceased,
in the said premises; also the inehoate right u
dover OF CaIharine. the wife OF John Conlon. and
Ann, wife q James oonIoa. "a. together with all
and singular tbs Entertainments and appurt n
ances 70 the sid premises belonging or In any
wise appertaining.
Lated May Is 1891
JOHN A. BLAZE.
Special Master ID Cnaacery OF M
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08
HOBOKEN

Joseph NJ. Weinthal will have a walk
over IN the race for Councilman in the
First ward.
There Is to be organized tonight at Ber-
nitt's Hall a social political club to be
known as 1.-The Young Mems Democratic
Club" IL is said that the club will be
similar TO the O'Neill and McLaughlins
OF Jersey City, Mayor Stanton and Judge
DAILY Will be present
The Republicans were to nominate n
candidate for Councilman Ia the First
ward, but did not do SO. The Rapubli-
can nomination mount to very little.
A regular meeting of the Volunteer
and Veteran tIremen's Association will
be held at Boneelet's Hall tonight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08

has a record of 2.14M, will attempt to
break Maud 81 record OF LOS made on
the same just ten years ago. The prize is
a purse of $500.
a distemper has broken out among the
horses on H. X. Bloodgood's stock farm
in New Marlboro, Mass. Five horses are
now sick and two have already died, one
being Lady Emma and the other Lady
Tyrone, valued at $4,000.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08
HOBOkEN,s ATHLETIC CLUE
Colonel stevens VIII Build a Home for
the Athletes.

colonel stevens VIII Build a nome lot
the Athletes.
The Union Athletic Club which was
organized in Hobokeu a few weeks ago Is
booming. Splendid organizers are at the
helm. and before another year rolls by it
Is likely tina the club will nave one Of the
finest club houses ia the vicinity. There
are at present 2TO on the membership
roll. Recently a committee of the
club waited on Colonel Stevens u
asked him to help them to build their new
house. The Colonel received the COM
mittee courteonsiy. and at once IN
structed Messrs. Boyer and Mccain,
architects. to draw up suitable plans and
specifications for a club house. The plans
will be ready for Colonel Stevens on his
raturn from Europe, and there is no
doubt but that work will then be started
on the new building.
Among the clubs members are some
of the best known business and profess
sional men Of Hoboken.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08
MsuBoRDINATION AND DESIGNATIONS.
The President and Captain of the Puri-
tan A. g. Retire.

~ L&Istacut ana taPt1ih 4 AhS a
tam A. G.. Retire.
There is trouble ahead for the Puritan
Athletic Club OF Greenville. A. Peters.
the captain Of the baseball team, has re-
signed on account Of trouble which he
had with certain members of the team
who tried TO run things their own way.
wholly ignoring the captain and breaking
every rule which was set down By him.
Several other members of the club also
threaten TO resign. President Harry SUIT
ton will leave G~reenville for Asbury
Park next week, where he has accepted u
position which win keep him there all the
year, aud necessitating his seveFing all
connections with the club. Both the
Offices Of president and captain will have
Il be fhed at the next meeting, which
promises TO be a lively one. The loss of
President Sutton aud Captain Peters is a
serious one, and will be felt by the club.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08


TO I'M HElRs or eEoReE ENGRL. DECEASED.
Katharine EngeL.. Bertha. Engei and Mary
EnSel-1o GU. are hereby notified that / have pur-
chased for the sttIn OF one hundred dollars. 800.
LOT number fortyfoar on block nnm Der sle en- an
by ,Commissioners OF Adjustment" appoint
IN pursuance OF chaptsr cxn.o Of he laws Of 1854 q
certlned copy OF which map was hled In the ONCE
Of the Collector Of the City OF Jersey City. on the
18th Gay OF February, eighteen hundred and ninety
a. q sale made by the City Collector OF the said
CITY. under and by virtue Of the PROVISIONS OF the
said act. entitled IAN act concerning the settle
ment AID collection of arrearages OF unpaid taxes,
asse ssrnents and water rates or water rents In
cities OF this state. and imposing aud levymg a
tax. assessment and neh. in lieu and instead OF
such aTrearages and 70 enforce the payment there
q. and TO provide for the sale OF lands subject 70
future taxation and assessment" passed
March q. Rse. anu the supplements thereto
and you are hereby further notified
that Won have or claim 20 lave. an in terest therein
and unless the said Tor, tract or parcel Of land
shall be redeemed as provided IN said act and the
supplements thereto. before the expiration OF SIX
months from ana after the service hereof a deco
Tor the same Will De given according 70 the pro
dated Jersey cts. bay ]. la9l
ETER sEMLER by
J. DlETkICH.
McEWAS s McEWAN,
Attorneys for Assignee.
ssf central avenue; Jersey City. n. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08

Several prominent trap-shooters from
this State are at Boston taking part in the
tournament The Jerseymen failed to
reach the prizes yesterday. The surplus
average moneys in their respective classes
was won in the expert class by o. X.
Dickey of Boston, first, with ST 1-5 per
cent, second going TO Harvey McMurchy
of Syracuse, with a fraction less. In the
maLeu class first money was captured
by c. II. Stovey OF Tolland on an average
Of 90 ~ per cent, second average going
TO Walter Cady of New London. Conn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08

The second annual regatta Of the Mid
die States Association viii be held on
Friday aud Saturday on the Passalc. The
trial heats viii be rowed on the first day.
The programme is a long one. There are
eleven events to be contested. The Law
brothers will row 10 the senior four-oared
gig crew Of the Atlanta b. c..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08

A special assembly nesting Of the
League of American Wheelmen will be
held at Hartford Oh September 9 and 10.
The object IS 70 discuss the racing troubles
and the alliance with the A. A. u.
The wheelmen Of the Jersey City A. G.
will take a run on Saturday.
The III. c. w. new home is crowded
every evening and applications for mem
bershfp are coming in rapidly.
The nve members of the wheeling divi-
sion OF the Jersey City A. G. who went
10 Albany on the boat on July 4 Tor the
purpose Of taking a run down the river,
arrived at the club house late last night,
tired, wet and hungry. The trip was
greatly enjoyed.
At a meeting of the directors of tie
Hudson County Wheelmen last night iu
was decided to place at least one hundred
new chairs in the CLUB house.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08
Who're the Distinction Lar.

She (trustingly)-"Am l the only girl
you ever loved. Jack?"
MISUNDERSTANDING. my dear
that is to say-the only girl 1 ever loved
as l love you my darling. "-SOmerutlle
Journal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08

limited STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF
" New Jersey, ss;-Wbersas, information hath
been filed IN the District Court OF The United States
OF America. for the District Of New Jersey. on the
twenty-sixtn day Of June in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ninety one by
Henry 5. White, Esquire. attorney OF the United
States. for the sad district on behalf Of the United
States OF America. against certain good wares and
merchandise as follows. to Wit=fhirty pairs Of
silk stockings. two embroidered table covers, one
one medallion lin easel one gold cup, saucer and
spoon lin case. one scarf pin. diamond and ruby,
one finger rlng3 Gtamond and sapphire. one breast
pin, turquoise. one breast pin, gold, one ash re-
cellars. god. forty-eight small tea spoons. gold. six
large tea spoons. thirty oae unmount.d photo.
graphs. three pairs ofsilk garterx. one silk uader-
SKIRT. two SIX lace curtains. three lace curtains,
one riding whip. TWO silver watches and coin
cases. one scarf pin, diamond and pearl one scarf
pin. pearls. one ring. diamond and pearl, one
breast pin. pearl sapphire an / ruby. o=e bracelet.
gold, TWO cigarette eases, one piaque. eighteen salt
spoons, gold, -four large gold spoons. EIGHT mounfed
Photographs. fraudulently imported into tn
steamship Lain" from Germany. Now. therefore.
in pursuance Of the moni1on under the seal OF
the said Court 20 me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice TO AL persons claiming
ested therein. that they be and appear before the
said District Court TO be heid at the City OF Tren-
ton. In and for the said Distrtct of New Jer ey. on
the twenty-hrst day OF july next At ten o'cioe k IN
the forenoon Of that day. Crowded the anne snail
be a day OF Jurisdiction, Otherwise on the next
day OF Jurisdiction thereafterl. thea and there 70
fnterpose their claims. and TO make their allsga-
tions in that behalf
Dated Inis twentg-alHth Day e Jgne; lsel
United States Marshal for said District.
UnI.ed States District Attorney.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08
Notice to Builders Of Steam Fire
Engines.

Sealed Proposals will be received at the Head
quarters OF the Jersey City Fire Department. No
244 Bay street, on or before "Wednesday evening,
July I, 1871, at 9 o'clock. for the delivery at said
Headquarters of
n NEW SECOND -cLAss STEAM FIRE ENGINE
Proposals. must be signed, sealed and accom-.
panied with specifications. and directed TO the
Committee on Appar atus and Repairs and filed
with the Clerk or the Boa I'd OF Fire Commissioners
The Board reserves the right 20 reject any or all
proposals Il deemed for the best Interest Of the
city so 70 do.
~ order Of the Board OF Fire Commissioners
Wa. r. KERN,
Chairman OF Com nittee on Apparatus and Repairs
CHARLES EsrERHHooK-
Clerk Board Of Fro Com mtssionsr&
Jersey City, June q. is9L