The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-18
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Divine. Phil won with hands and feet
down. The three-iegged race was won
by Higgins aud O'Duy, with Donaldson
aud Jordan as competitors. In a 100 yard
dash Fireman james Coleman of No. l
truck. bested d. }. Smith Of No. s engine.
Time, 12H seconds.
d. Meyer was winner of the shoe race.
with Mr.. Mullone. Time, 1.30. "Mr."
O'Connor, BoorRem's j~anitor, who was
saved some time ago from a~sphyx1ation
by having the gas 'exthracted," and
johnny Mulrain. were also participants
in this race, and they would have won
had they not got their shoes mixed.
One of the matches of baseball was be-
tween mines ~captaiDed by Mr.. Carroll and
Oscar Fribourg. 1t resulted in victory TO
the Carroll nine by a score of "a to ii.
Crowds gathered to witness a sparring
exhibition between viii Kenney. cham
pion amateur ~115-pound of America, and
Ed. Cahill, 100 pounds, both Of the Scot
tish-Amerlcan Club. four rounds for
points; Johnny Heating as referee. This
was followed by IA six round exhibition
between Bill Dunn of Jersey City and
Jim Giynn OF Brooklyn. SO evenly were
the contestants matched that it was a
draw, and the 500 was divided to the salts
faction Of every one
HI DINNER.
ullt IuC CtOHQ was ab OlunC SOAh-
gresham Mcdonald was brought in
amid the widest cheers. He was intro
duced By President Edelstein and said
among other things
II am glad to be with you today. It is
nearly a year since l enjoyed such a
privilege. Ineed hardly say to those who
were present on the former occasion that
/ have not forgotten the event of the first
outing of the p. II. O'Neill Association.
| said a year ago l would appeal to the
Democracy of Hudson County. l was
elected under the new stringent election
laws, with which ! had something to do.
Although unseated from the State Sen
ate on a socalled pretext Of fraud, | was
elected to represent you in Congress.
For all this / owe much TO the O'Neills,
CTes," interrupted County Regis
ter Fielder, you owe much of 1t 10 the
O'NeiIs." followed by loud chsers.)
And so 1t is my friends and fellow citi-
zens, 1 can address you as constituents.
Ir is a great boon for any man. But
more honor to the man who fights the
battle and fights IL fairly upon princi-
pies instead Of ~chicanery. There is a
great deal in the future in store for US
a great deal for US to accomplish. A
great campaign stares US in the face.
GOVERNOR ABBETT'S FUTURE.
Our State may be small, but who can
tell who will be our next President? Our
heroic leader. the chief executive of this
State. Leon Albeit cloud, deafeniug and
continuous cheers, may De called upon
to fill one or the other of these high
offices. With such organizations as
yours, the McLaughlins, the Dunnes aud
the yet to be organized, the influence
of the Democracy of Hudson will be felt
and recognized in the next convention.
Standard-bearer O'Neil made a brief
speech, in which he alluded TO the fact
that twenty-five straightout Republicans
had enjoyed the days outing with the
Democratic OiNeills. He wanted the
O'Neills to remember they were the
especial guests of the Association.
County Register George b.. Fielder
complimented the O'Neills on their spien-
did behavior, and at the conclusion of mis-
address some one shouted Three cheers
for our next Mayor" They were given
with a will, President Edelstein joining
in heartily. The association reached
home without a single misnap.
H GUEsT
In addition to those mentioned aboard
the fol owing were in attendance:-Eire
Superintendent John Brown, Fire Com
missioners D0nneIiy and Henderson,
Frank Warner Of Trenton, John II. Ca
bic, John Kierney, William Tolson, Over
seer of the Poor job T.. Hewitt. ex'
Post, Enoch Smita, "Ar' DATE, City Hall
Commissioners Pierson aud Burke, Osca
Kreig. Police Justice Kimnierly, James e.
Burns, Steve Egan, Jerry Carroll. Peter
Cassidy, James Haggarty, Nat Fowler,
William Moran, ex-Fire COMMISSIONS
Peter Madden, Water Register Con.
Haley, Henry Moser, James +. O'Meliai
Justice of the Peace Winfield 5. Weed,
Tommy Cummings, James Roach, Au
gustus Booraem, Colonel Grimes, John
Rove. Joe Breckenridge, G. OnCon
nor, Colonel H. Spielman, William
Harrigan of Newark, ex Assemblyman
James Murphy, Henry Byrues. ex-Alder-
man Tony Hsuek. Thomas O'Counor
/ Joseph Mulrain, Patrolmau Ed HarIigaD
Coroner Parslow, Thomas Doyle, ex-Cor
ouer Murrer, James i. HaskIns. William
Bannon, Mervin Armstrong. William +
Boutwell,, Patrick Malone, II. Z. Simon
Charles McAnally, Thomas Goddard, *
Sheriff Heintze. James +. Norton, John
Nevin, Peter A. Kern, John Mccarthy
John A. Donovan, John James 4. Lar
kIns, Eugene Hartnett, Superin.
tendent L. o. Chapman of the
state Public Schools, Andy Manning
/ Edward McGuinness. Frank Casey. Henry
Lembeek. A. b. Lembeck, Christopher
White, Jailer Birdsall. City PEisoI
Keeper Alex Watson, A. Crossnlan, DIR
Dollar Sullivan Of New YORK.
George B. De Revere, DENIM
Gallagher, County Superintendent
James Cannon, Peter Hauck, Carl