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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29
CASEY CHAINED.



The Klikow Bowling Club had its an
nual banquet last nigh5at Mule r's alleys.
All the members of the club were present
and many guests enjoyed their hospitality
and the merrimcnt. Frank Casey, a
member of the club recently Won a gold
watch, the 1rst prize In the Individual
bowling tournament at Dukes alleys !.
The members of the club proud OF his
achievement. decided to complete his
stock Of jewelry by presenting him with
a gold chain and q suitable charm, The
design was prepared by jeweler Walter
and is pretty and apDroDI late. The fact
was kept a secret from the recipient and
the surprise was am using and Casey is
quick witted, but he was completely stag
gered, and so confessed that he was un-
able to a%rticulate for several minutes.
The presentation speech was made by
Captain William Meschutt, who did it so
~cio-eriy that the recipient did not COM
prehend what 1t meant, and was about to
remark, willie, you are ratified, when
the handsome gift was handed him. A
few moments later, when Casey was him
self again, he made a neat response The
presentation was after the lively bowling
and during the feast. Singing, recita-
tions, speeches and anecdotes kept tn e
members and their guests at the board
until an early hour this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29

Bergsn's Call on.
The Bergen Bowling Club completed
the club contests for the season at Henn's
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29

Orion's Night.
The Orion Bowling Club kept Freuden-
berger's alleys very lively last night and
made the pin boys tired. The first game
Of the evening gave this result
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE AMER
~ lean Lumber Company WIN apply 10 the Board
of Chosen Freeholders OF the county of HUDSON.
on Thursday. the eighteenth day OF June next, az
the hour of a lf-past seven In the evening OF tnat
day, at the Office Of said Board, In the CITY ot Jersey
City, for a license TO build a dock or wharf IN front
OF its lands. situate on the tide waters OF
the Haekensack River. In the city OF
Jersey City. Hudson County, New Jersey,
the location aud dimension OF which dock or
wharf win be as Understanding at a point IN
the high water line OF the easteFly. shore OF the
Hackensack River. where the came interseets. the
said American Lumber Company; thence running
IN q westerydirection aloRs the southeriy line OF the
made by the Riparian commissioners OF the
state Of New Jersey to said Dodge x &C. - Ieet
more or less to the exterior line for solid hltng as
hxed by said Riparian Commissioners; thence
along said exterior liue for solid nlling In q South
erly direction -four hundred feet more or less 10 a
point from which a line drawn at right angles
TO said exterior line fI solid ming II .ex-
tended would strike point on said nigh water line
where the same tntersects the division line DO.
tween lands of the Delaware. Lackwanna and
western Railroad company and said American
along said line IL extended one hundred feet
more or less TO a point where the same
would intersect the division line between LANDS
OF the Delaw are. ~Lackwanna and Western kall-
road Company and said American Lumner Com
pany; thence along said high water line ~ :
n0rtheriy direction four hundred feet more or iess
to the place OF beginning
LUMBER
GEORGE NJ GRANT.
Dated Jersey City. n. J.. May q. is3L
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29

The annual picnic and athletic games
OF the Bayonne City Athletic Club will be
held tomorrow afternoon in Columbia
Park, at Centreyille. Tn games will
co mprise a one hundred yard dash, a one
half mile run, a running broad jump, q
two mile run and a one mile run, all
scratch events and open to members Of
the junior athletic clubs of Bayonne.
Jersey City, Elizabeth and Staten Island;
a one mile run for members, a special
three mile run and a tug Of wal between
teams representing the John ID. Gala
CHAN Association and the Bayonne CITY
Athletic Club for the championship of
Bayonne. The winning team in the lat
ter event will receive a handsome silk
banner. In the other events the first and
second men viii receive gold and silver
medals respectively. The officials of the
day will be as follows
Referee, exCouncilman Nicholas Car
roll; starter, b. +. Kartell, Kempster A.
| c.; announcer, Philip Is. Fass; judges,
| James McGann, Pastime A. C.. Elizabeth;
Samuel Leonard, Park A C.; NJ. r.. Freel,
J.. d. Callaghan Association; Wm. Foley.
Young Mems Associations; Timothy
| Cronin. Bayonne City A. c.: timers, NJ.
+. HUMPHREYS, Bayonne City A c., VIM.
Lee, Constable Hook A. e.. Games con.
mitLee:-Henry Bowman, James Z. Dom
ogan, Joe. Wirth. (. G.. Brown.
j. Il. Sullivan, n. J. A. C.; A. Varian,
Orange A.. c., and i. 6. Stevenson, Ma
tional A. e.. The Schedule Committee of
the Metropolitan Association of the A. A.
u. held a meeting at the Sporting Times
office yesterday and allotted the follow
ing dates for holding open games:-June
Is, I6, II, CITY League of A. A. u. clubs,
Buffalo, n. Y; June "a, Riverside A. -,
Newark; July %, Xavier A. A; August
%, New York Plumbers Association;
September Z, Bank Clerks A. A.: Septem-
Der z, Acorn A. A., Brooklyn.
Athletic games tomorrow:-Scottish
American A. @. at Caledonian Park, New
jersey A. C. at Bergen Point, Bayonne
A. g. at Bayonne.
Tue Tabernacle A. C.'s lacrosse team
viii meet the team of the New York
A. q. at the Grand street grounds.
New Jersey A. C.,s cricket team will
play against the Manhattan A c. at Pros
| pee. Park.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29

The Hudson County Wheelmen decided
yesterday to open their new club rooms
on June Is. The rooms Will be thrown
open TO the public for inspection.
In the evening a lantern parade, which
will be participated in by about two hun
dred visiting wheelmen. will be held.
The parade will be under the command
OF Captain McAra. A reception at the
clubhouse will follow the parade, which
is something entirely new in wheeling
circles in this city.
Secretary w. C.. Huson of the Hudson
County Wheelmen's Association. with a
delegation of about Fifty or sixty of the
club boys, will escort the Bridgeport
wheelmen from this city tomorrow to the
race track at Milburn. where the great
twenty-five mile race for the champion
ship of America will be held.
After the race a run will be taken
through the Oranges, winding up at Eliz-
abeth, where the annual meet Is bein z
held. On Sunday the party will take a
run as far as Tarrytown, visiting Nyack
and several other cities on the way home.
Ex-Captain Steffens and Trustee Earle
of the Hudson County Wheelmen started
yesterday for Pennington. The gentle
men intend taking a run Of about 125
miles. which distance they anticipate
covering in two days.
Frank Eyelapd of the Hudson County
Wheelmen has rented more than one
hundred safety BICYCLES for tomorrow.
An unusual large turnout of wheelmen is
expected at Elizabeth.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29

alleys Wednesday night. The members
will indulge in individual contests until
to q weather becomes too hot tor the exer-
else. Next Tuesday evening the return
game in the match between the Bergens
and the Humor Club will be bowled on
Fpller's Central alleys. Last evening
Earle made the highest score, 1913,
O'DonneIl was second. with lS5 10 his
credit. This was the score of one closely
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29
Cooperation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY Given THAT ON Fl 9th
~ day of May, 1891. the Commissioner OF
Assessment fled in tue ofice OF the CierK of the
Board OF Street aud Water Commissioners their
nnal assessment m ap and report fof the improve
menr OF Bright street from jersey avenue 20 hruns-
wick street oy grading. eurbing- tagging. bridg-
ing and paving with belgian block pavement
and the same Is now open TO public inspection In
the osnce Of the Clerk or said Board.
And notice Is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are
included In said assessment
BR GIT ST,
from Jersey ave. TO Bruins wick 81.
JERSEY AVE-.
on the west side. from Bright sr-about 50 feet north
and ~ feet south.
vAkICK ST,
from Bright sc. about 100 feet south.
NON3OUTh ST..
from Bright Sc. about 1o feet north and 100 feet
south.
BRUNSWICK ST..
on tie east side, about 10 feet south.
Ana that the sixth day OF July, 1891 at 10
O'Clock a m ana the meeting room OF the Board
or Street and W later tom uisstoners are hereby
nxsd as the t'me and place when and where tho
Beard of Street and Water Cofnmf siouers viii
meet 70 near. con sider and sa1udiczte upon all
objections 10 said ASSESSMENT ami report.
All objections thereto must DO presented in
wridhr.
GEo. 7. BoUTos.
Dated Jersey CITY. May Is 1881
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS FEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
~ 25th day OF May. 1891, the. Commissioners OF
Assessment hled In the ofice OF the Clerk of tho
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners their
final assessment map and report for the
IMPROVEMENT OF JONES ST..
from Sip ave. TO NewKirk st. and the same is now
omen % public inspection in the onice or 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
JONES ST,
from Sip ave 10 Newkirk s.
SIP Avn.
west
and that the sixth day OF July. 1891. at ten O'Clock
a. m and the meeting room OF the Roard of street
and Water Commissioners are hereby fixed as the
time and place whom and where the Board OF Street
and Water Commissions rs Will meet to hear. con
sidor aud eaJadtaate upon all objections to said
assessment and report
ALI objections thereto must be presented In writ
hy order OF the Board of Street and Water Com,
missioner
GEO. T. BoUroN.
Dated Jersey ciss. May %. 1891
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29
PICNTCS.
Health Ordinance.

THE BOARD OF l. y VITAL STA
4 tistics or Hudson county. by virtue or the
power conferred by statute do ordain and enact
the following
SECTION WI.-That on and after July LIST 1891, all
persons following the vocation OF undertaken In
this county shall in every case coming under their
care for burial. where the death. was caused by
either Smallpox. Measles, Dtphtneria. scarlet
Typnus. Spotted or yellow Fevers, cause 70 De at
the dwelling where such death. has occurred a
streamer or ribbon OF purple color not less tnsn
width. under a penalty OF ten dollars for every
Approved and ordaiu cd at regular meeting. May
''H' ~ I. J. GORDON.
Pres lde 4
e.. ooSsy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-30
PERSONAL NOTES.

Col. H. Zandersen and bride have re
turned.
Mr.. Fred Mayer, now OF Del Rio, is il
the city.
Dan T. Price was in town Saturday from
Yoakum.
Byron Van Raub, of Van Raub station
is in town.
DR.. L. u. Whitaker is in the city, from
Elmendorf.
Capt. John Tod and wife, of Corpus
Christi, are at the Menger.
Miss Lottie Semlinger left for Del Rio
yesterday, to visit Mrs. Louis Ltndheim.
Chas. E. Coleman, a prominent young
merchant of Houston, is among the arrlV-
ais.
AL. M. McFadden, the southwest Texas
ranchman, is in the city from Victoria,
Texas.
Contractor NJ. P. Kelly, a waterworks
contractor well known over the state, is
in town.
Mrs. Jennie Boerner returned last night
from her three months visit to Hot
Springs.
Mrs. ]. C. Cochran, of Austin. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. +. l.. Caldwell, in
this city.
j. G. Prather and Mrs. J. G. Prather. of
st. Louis, accompanied by Miss Mary and
Mr.. ID. T. Prather, are at the Menger.
A. G. Evans, well known stockman of
st. Louis, accompanied by his daughter,
were in the city last week, Miss Evans
being on her way home from Dallas.
Prof. Steuebener, the well -known piano
player, who was reported as having died
and was buried, was seen around today
looking a very lively corpse and receiving
the congratulations of his friends. TWAS
some other ''fellah" who looked like him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-30
BAT GAVE CULLINGS.

There were 25 cases in the police court
this morning. The fines amounted to SIS.
A number of suspicious character cases
were called this morning, but postponed
Willie Lewis who was raising a world
of fuss on Officer Knoxs beat Saturday
night was arrested by that officer and
locked up for being disOrderly.
The Friday night shooting scrape at
Lockwood's saloon, a number of petty
SwiIdlings and rObberies and the Weber
safe blasting affair Of Sunday night. is
keeping the police on the hustle.
About midnight Saturday night,
BaetZ's blacksmith shop was discovered
open by the merchant night Waterman of
Market street. The proprietor was sent
for, but nothing was found missing.
The two mounted officers, Beck and
Schumacher, were called out to Laurel
Heights yesterday, where a cOlored man,
John Williams, was disturbing the peace
of the neighborhood by protracted
quarrel with his whittier half.
who did the shooting at Lockwood'S sa-
loon Friday night, when some one shot at
LangsdOrf, the baker, as he was catering
the saloon, was arrested, and an affidavit
was sworn out against him, charging him
with assault with intent to murder.
Detective Chas. Crawford, who has been
connected with the San Antonio police
force for number of years, as one of its
most steady and faithful officers, has
sent in his resignation to tax effect Wed
day, April /, 1891. Mr.. Crawford has
not yet decided as to- what business he will
embark in.
covered sensation in the shape of a
drowning or the like, brought to the bat
cave this morning couple OF school
books with the names Roy Harvey, and
Willie Simpson inscribed on the fly leaves
of the books. A felt hat. standing collar,
tie and other wearing apparel go with the
effects.
Two unsophisticated farmers named
Abe Williams and c. Jeffry, who went out
to take in the town last Friday night and
got slightly full, fell in with some suspic-
ious company around the dives across the
creek. When they returned to their camp
yards, they noticed that they were out
STA, Jeffry losing $3.50 and Williams
S14. The men hail from Fairview, Wilson
county, having come to San Antonio to
dispose of some stock. Two suspicious
characters, Alexander Pettia and Willie
Busch, were arrested by the police in
connection with the affair.
A grand fight which was started Satur-
day night by w. Schube and which
wound up with about ten or twelve men
in battle array, was one Of the scenes en-
acted on the opening night of Glacier
saloon at the corner Beauregard and Mill
streets. Officer McSorley rushed into
the saloon and arrested W. Schube, j.
Barnes and Ed. Edgar for fighting. While
ma liking the arrests, the other participants
took sneak. The officer went on the
hunt for the balance of the fighters yes
terday, with the determination to haul
the entire lot Too much Seasonable beer
is assigned as the cause of the row.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-30
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING. n

The steam roller is needed on Chestnut
| street.
The West End car line did good bust.
ness yesterday.
The moonlight restaurants were quite
numerous on Preside square last night.
Chicken fights and other Sunday law
violations were in full blast and well pat
ronized.
The charter committee will go over to
Austin tomorrow to look after the inter-
est of the taxpayers.
The sporting gentlemen of the west
side were sailing along smoothly last Sat-
uTday and Sunday nights.
c. Runge, secretary, has issued a call
for a regular meeting of the republican
club, Wednesday night, April 1st.
The balcony serenades of the two brass
bands at the corner of Laredo and West
Commerce streets attracts large crowd
nightly.
Gov. Hogg's veto of the Austin charter
has already settled the most vital part Of
KingBryan's charter-eSpecially the bond
business.
The sanitary inspectors should get a
livelier move on themSelves-the back
yards of some of the chilli stands need
looking after.
Mrs. A. r. Gregory will reopen her
school for the spring term Wednesday
April list. There being no longer any
danger of contagion from measles.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-30
Gun and Trap.

The San Antonio Gun club held their
first shoot of the season at their new
grounds, in Riverside park, yesterday
afternoOn.A large number of the members
were present and an informal trial match
was shot, at blue rocks and clay birds
from off three traps, at IS yards rise. The
score was as follows: Shield II, Simpson
20, Guessaz 20, Thiele 20 Rothwell 13,
Barr TO- Crltzer 10, Pancoast II, Veith Is,
France IL, Member IS, GrOSSman l., VOlb-
Techt 9. In the tie Guessaz won.
The club has large level area, on the
east side of the railway track, near the
northern limit of the park. A nice two
room club house with a store room and
lounging room and gallery has been built
and the club is now in a successful way.
Forty members are enrolled. They have
20 traps. The regular prize medal shoots
begin next Sunday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-30
County Commissioners Court.

A special session of the county commits
SiOnerS' court began this morning.
The bond of District Clerk Nat Lewis
was subpitted and approved. 1t is for
Graves are SureteS.
An advertisement for bids for building
the new court house was ordered in the
Journal of Commerce, Galveston.
Mrs. Annette NJ. Dwyer was authorized
to collect revenues from the property
purchased by the county for the court
house until May 18th.
Insurance on all county property was
ordered in the same cOpanieS at the same
rate as last year.
this afternoon, when the bonds for the
new courthouse will be ordered. There
are but two printing companies bidding.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-30
At the Gold Mine.

The Washington Vaudeville has issued
a good programme for the coming week
The trouble begins at $50 o'clock each
night with grand female minstrel scene
After few strains from the Orchestra
the following speciality artists, will ap-
pear: Jennie Pauline, Col. Gonzales
Minnie Russell, Lille Elliot, Annie Muir
ray, Francis COffnan, Gertie Flynn, Ger
tie Ewing, and TOnche and oGarcia, con-
tOrtionistS.
Among the something extra" tonight
will be, musical dasheS from Francis
COffman, and flashes from the opera, by
Annie Murray: Eugene Warde, the man
with no feet, will cause the audience to
exercise their lungs and legs in encore as
he dances an Irish Jig.
The evenings run will wind up with a
redhot border drama entitled ARIZONA
Jack" Little Gertie Ewing, only twelve
years old, is the star in the cast,
with good support from c. G. Knight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-30
Good Seamstress wanted 3l9 East
Houston street. ct.

Good Seamstress wanted 3l9 East
Houston street. ct.
Geo. Allen and Annie THOMPSON
were married this morning by Jus.
tice Adam.
Services are now held every Sun
day in st. Michael's Polish church,
Rev. Father Boyer officiating.
-Cassiano Gonzales will be tried at
4o'clock this afternoon before Justice
Adam for using abusive language.
John F. Camp has brought suit
before Judge Noonan against w. w.
Simonds, for debt and attachment.
John Williams, charged with u.s.
ing abusive language to his wife, was
fined $40 by Justice Heron this
morning.
Justice Heron this morning held
an inquest on the remains of Candel-
aria Juana, aged Is months, who died
without the attendance Of a physi-
clan, from teething.
Henry Weber has brought suit
before Judge King against L. Bondio,
for debt; and Goldfrank, Frank & Co.
have sued Zardeneta & Mendoza for
debt and attachment.
-The,I. & g. n. train, due yester-
day at O'Clock, arrived at IL mid
night, owing to delay caused by a
wrecked freight at Marshall.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-30
STRAY SHOTS.

| JoSke Brothers have new card in to
| day.
The walking match craze has strucl
| the town.
Sim Hart is not as lively an ADVERTISE
I as he used to be
| Gov. Hogg's little veto will give hins
| Bryan'S charter black eye.
Assistant Manager Berry, OF the Grand
| Opera house should receive a goOd Oen-
| eft.
The Merchants Exchange was well
patronized at their opening saturday
night.
The middle man" for the city clearing
house is good fisherman but a poor mu-
stefan.
There will be boom in building lots
at South Heights during the next three
months.
The LIGHT is the only paper in the city
that has not changed its management in
ten years.
l.. WOlfson is putting up his new addi
tiOn to his store with view 10 future en-
largementS.
The next boom of property will be on
the west side, and the ghost dancers must
move further out.
The black, white, and red horse game
is new one not mentioned in the black
list by the statutes.
Tae Alamo National bank is now regu-
larly open for business, and have their
card in the LIGHT today.
High license should be substituted for
the fee business, and let the money go
into the pockets of the people.
1t would require a policeman at both
ends of Commerce street bridge to- pre-
vent fast riding and driving over same.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-30
CastrOyille FOrbids.

For the first time in years the grand
regular Easter Monday ball given by the
citizens OF Castr99yille, was stopped by an an
that place last Tuesday which, ON ac-
count of small pox in that section. has
forbidden the holding of balls within the
city limits until further notice, The en-
gagement with Arts band which had
been hired for the occasion is declared off
and number of San Antonans who ex-
pected to have great time at the dance
find their calculations knocked in the
head