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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01
HoNoHlNG THEIR PATRON.

Members of the st. Andrews Society
Dine at Taylor's Hotel.
The canny Scots OF this city celebrated
the day of their patron saint. ST. Andrew.
with u banquet at Taylor's Hotel last
evening. Ex-Alderman Robert Mcknight.
the president OF the society. presided and
had at his right the Rev. David Mitchell
and on his left Mr.. Washer. Among the
other guests were William d. Edwards,
Mayor Cleveland. John Young, William
Jones, James Stevens. William Muir,
John Smith, Mr.. Kidd, w. ID. Sinith,
Hugh Leslie, A. NJ. Henry, Mr.. Camnbell.
Mr.. Barr, William Elliott, of New York.
and William q. Spencer.
The first toast, "The Day we Cele-
brate," was responded TO by the Rev.
David Mitchell; .St. Andrew, Patron
Saint of Scotland" was to have been re.
sponded to by Senator Robert S. Hud-
speth. but at the last moment the Sena-
tor sent a letter saying that IL wac impos-
sible for him to be present. The next
toast. America the Land of Our Adop-
tion," was eloquently responded to by
Mr.. Edwards. Mr.. Washer spoke upon
''The Land o. Cakes.' and the exercises
closed with the singing of Aud Lang
Syne."
During the evening Mr.. Kent aud Mr..
Cockburn sang Scotch songs, and there
was instrumental music as well.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01
PALMA'S EASY VICTORY.

Its Team Defeated the Arlington A. C..
in an Association Game.
The Palmas won another victory in
the Amateur Bowling Association series
last night. Their victims were the Ar
lington Athletic Clubs ten rhe Palma
did not have out its regular team and
several of the bowlers were below the
mark, but the team had a fine average.
Lutz's total helped send up the figures.
He exceeded the two hundred line. Leuly
had 1888 aud Rich 176. Meyer and Cop
sill did nicely. Won Holey of the visiting
team made the top score of the night.
Only two other m bers of the team
bent the average and the total was under
the fifteen hundred line. The Palma
team took the lead and were over two
hundred ahead in the eighth frame. In
the two last frames the Arlingtons
rallied. They were beaten by la pins.
The scores:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01
INDEPENDENTS TWO VICTORIES.

It's Team Defeated this Pavonias In the
Local League Contests.
The champion Independents Of the
Jersey City Amateur Bowling League
won two games last night. They oowled
at home. Their rivals were the Pavonia
Clubs five. The Independents put up a
big total in the first game. Their aver
age was III. In the second game they
did not do as well by 1888 pins. yet won.
The Pnvonias made y fair total In the
irst contest. and had they. equalled the
have won. They, too, bowled badly, es-
epeciallv Patton. who fell from las In the
first game to 100 in the second. Vreeland
and Schlattmann did the best WORK for
the winning team. The scorer
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01
Ravoune Beat Elizabetb.

Last evening the third and decisive
match of the series between the team of
the Bayonns Bowling Club and the
bowlers of the Elizabeth Young Mems
CATHOLIC Lyceum was rolled on Roliston's
Bayonnes emerged victorious by SO pins
from the They did not &C.
quire the lead until the third frame,
when their prestige was just a score of
pins. This advantage was gradually in
creased to 100 pins on the eighth frame.
Here is the score
Elizabeth Young Mems Catholic Ly-
eeum-H. Drake, 144; o. McAvoy, 159: M.
French, 1875; T. Brennan. 146; J.. French,
al: J.. Cothill, LAG; E. Commit. 1859; E.
MAher, l15: ID. Crowley, 13l; r. Burke,
i13; total. L,402; strikes. 81; spares. 81;
breaks, IS.
Bayonns Bowling Club-E- Seymour.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01
OUTINGS ARE OUT.
A fractional Fight Bowling
for HonorS-Amateur
Boxers.

The Outing Athletic Club has been In
existence a few months and bad har-
mony prevailed, IT would have attained
prominence. It was increasing rapidly IN
membership. was easy financially and mad
plenty of talent. Discussions have arisen
and 1t is probable that the club VIII 60
ont of existence or reorganizs. Some OF
the new members are not content Win
the present management and have ndvo-
Gated earnestly a change Tue result ~
that two factions have formed. enc favor
ing the officers, the other oppos-
ing them. Several officers, TO sat
isfy the opposition. have offered 10
tender their designations and retire. The
majority rave declined TO be forced out.
The club will meet this evening at us
rooms on Henderson street. ana IL VIII
be a lively one. A motion will be made
to disbaud. IL it prevails. a reorganizt-
tiou will be effected with the leaders OF
one faction left out 10 the cold. IL IL does
not prevail, a number OF members VIII
retire.
The Anu A. c. will hold a regular
meeting this evening at its headduariers
on Montgomery street and Van Worst.
After the meeting n stag Will be nelu.
Peter sherry. who has been engaged a.
boxing instructor. has y large class, ana
several Of the pupils will develope into
clever boxers. The club is composed OF
Young men who enjoy scientific sparring
and Will make it a feature.
The Onward A. c. will meet tonight at
its rooms No. 9 Hoboken avenue.
The Owl A. G. will meet tomorrow
night at its rooms on Pavonia avenue.
The club will hold its second stag enter.
taiument next Monday evening At It's
rooms. The club is not a me Der of the
A A. u. and will have two four-ronnl
bouts to wind up it's show. II the affair
is anything like the CLUBS INST ell )rt II
will be worth seeing.
The Wayne Athletic club was to have
held a meeting last night. but It was post
poned on account of the death OF the
mother of James B. Gill, its Vice Pfesi-
dent. The meeting will he hel next
Monday night. The Games COMMITTEES
will meet this evening and settle the ac-
counts of the clubs ball. ALI members
of the committee are requested to attend.
The club will hold its regular weekly
games on Thursday night. This Is also
visitors night. A large delegation from
the Aroma aud Sylvia A. G. have prom
ised to attend and will be entertained by
the Waynes. Any young man is welcome
st. Peters Lyceum will hold its regular
meeting tonight at College Hall on Grand
street.
St. Josepb's Lyceum will meet Thurs
day evening at its rooms on Newark
avenue opposite the County Court House.
Two football teams of this club played a
match game on Sunday afternoon at
Marion. The team were composed OF
the married and single members. The
latter won by a score OF three points to
none. The teams will play again next
Sunday. The members of this club are
rehearsing ''The Shaugran," which they
will produce at the opening OF the clubs
new hall mex month.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

Theatre Mr., jefferson toog a cab at Madi-
son Square enc night after the perform
ance. Now driver he said, putting his
head out of the window, al want you To
go very carefully, avoid racing with other
cabs aud be as cautious AS possible in
turning corners" After the delivery Of
these injuuctions Mr.. jefferson pulled mp
the window, settled himself comfortably
in the cushions, aud. the performances Of
"Or. Pangbloss" having tired him con-
siderably, fell sound asleep. Meanwhile
cabby had gotten into a row with another
drives shout the uroprietorship Of Il nose
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

bag. aud As the alteration speedily LED to
blows both Jehus were hauled off TO the
station house aud locked up for the night.
AT four O'Clock In the morning Mr.. JEFF
erson woke up. The eminent comedian
was cold and hungry. but as amiabie s
ever. MY good man" he said sleepily,
putting his head once more out of the
window. II am afraid that You have tax
en- my instructions TOO literally. / want
TO 20 70 the Players Climb not 10 a funer-
al" Then II was realized hat the cab
had net been moved since he entered II.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

The bowlers of the Jersey City Athletic
Clubs wheelmen will bowl tonight a
league game on the Gotham wheelmen's
alleys.
The Jersey City A. G's ten rel team
will bowl against the Riverside team this
evening Oh the Palma alleys.
Combinations bowl at Dukes alleys
this evening. Empires at Henn's. Green
villes at METROPOLITAN Hall. Saengerbund
at W~ersebe's. Humor at Fuller's aud Lin-
coin at Whites alleys.
The Jersey Cry League will meet to-
night al Dukes alleys.
Tomorrow evening the crack OF the
Elizabeth Athletic Club aud th e team OF
the New Jersey Athletic Club w i'll meet
on the alleys of the latter organizations
clubhouse at Bergen Point Ia the twelfth
match of the series Tor the championship
of the Amateur Bowling Assoc iation.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01
Where Do the Pennies Go?

Pennies seem like ~dewdrops-you can
keep track of them. Last year the Phila-
delphia mint coined "a, 900. 900 OF them
and the stamps are still working. One
may get a notion of the number Of pen
MES lost from the history of the old half
cents. OF these 500, 900 were issued a few
years ago. Where are they now? A few
are in the cabinets of coin collect ors.
None nave been returned TO the mint foi
recoinage. or are held by the treasury.
Nobody sees them in circulation. All OF
them, except some hundreds saved out by
cu~rio-hunters. have absolutely disaD-
peared. OF the old copper pennies 49,
coo. 600 still remain n~uaccounted for. save
that once in a great while one sees n
specimen. There are more than 3, QUO, 900
bronze two-cent pieces somewhere, out of
$500. 900 of them that the govern nient
issued. OF nickle three-cent pieces, nearly
2.000, 900 are yet outstanding, although
it is almost never that one of Them Is come
across. philadelphia Times.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

III; ]. +. Van wickle 40. s. C. Tuers,
l32. ID. krause. 1917: w. Worden.
lT0; X. Brown. l67; ". Bal =
lard, 1874: A. :. Osborne. 1875: w. j.
Brown, 1870; w. II. CaDe.. l49; total. l,46l;
str likes, "A: spares, 80; breaks. 43.
Umpire-EGward N. Griffin, Of the Gen.
trail Bowling Club. Scorers-Eiizabeth
Young Men's Catholic Lyceum. Daniel
McGovern; Bayonne Bowling Club. IL.
Bodine.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

The Newark Gun Club has won the
first honors in the Interstate Team Trap
Shooting League In the shoot yester-
with Newark. In the shoot TO decide the
tie Newark won.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01
shut Them Out.

There will be u jolly wedding out
shortly of the amateur" boxer who is al
ways ''out for the stuff" IL has reached
that stage that these alleged amateurs
will no longer compete for medals and
similar tokens, but openly demand cash
for their services. win or lose. The
officials of the A. A. L. have been APP
prised of this condition of affairs. and it
must be painfully apparent IN the COM
paritively small list of entries for the
championship meeting. He'd money been
offered there would have been a lively
rush of ''amateurs" TO get their names on
the list. This fragrant violation Of the
laws can no longer lie overlooked. Tit
A. A. Y. will undoubtedly make an in-
vestigation and adopt stringent laws TO
force the out-for-the-dust amateurs into
the professional ranks where they belong
AMI keep them there. The managers
tool a step in the right direction last
night when the secretary WAS in
structed to notify the clubs that boxing
competitions shall consist Of three
rounds. 3D..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

Bill Dunn, the pugilist, OF this city. has
found n hacker. Joe Early is willing to
wager $1,000 that Dunn can defeat mi
1854 pound in the world. He has issued a
challenge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

FRAMES,

Palma 80. 100 s0e 442 s6 80 95s 1909 1891 1876 1873
Arlington. IA 269 Az as 64 s15 s72 Ii56 1878 l46I
umpire4-J. A. Hansell and I. l. Cole.
SCORERS -R d. W Gods and L. +. Bettcher.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried fer Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria
-Vhsn she had Children. she gave them CastoriG.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

JefHsrson's Experiment With a abb v
jefferson is well known for his aver
sion to fast driving. During his second
week of his engagement at the Garden
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

Inderendent.. 81 1873 206 2T7 Sis Az 4s 500 60 500
Pavonia. -. 50 las 24 2S7 $40 4D 473 521 $50 Gal
Umpire-w. Franz.
ScorerS-E. bischof and NJ. Ssgram.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

The Caiumets bowled at Henn's alleys
last night. The scores of the final team
oaraae xvara DC fo1Iawa.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-01

Independent. lib 20s e7s SO, 40 $50 COZ 6s 75l ssi
Paponin 80. :. &c 1853 234 ia 81 450 52 5;S 6ji ,l6
SErOyp GAME.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

The police and fire commissioners
held q mSeting yesterday and audited
claims amounting to sG45.sl. Applica-
tons were received for positions on the
police fofce from OF. Coleman; Peter
Viergin and g. V. Stoop, which were
placed on file. A communication wea
received from the Grand Rapids Gas
Company asking that fire alarm box
be placed in the vicinity of their works;
referred TO superintendent of fire
alarms. Thomas COnlon was appointed
& special police constable for the Street
Railway Company to watch the cross
ing at Lyon and Canal-sts. The request
of A. l.. Christie, chairman of arrange
ments tor Labor Day celebration for a
platoon of police as escort to the parade
was granted. Marshal Lennon in a
communication, called the attention of
the board to the bad condition of the
drive ways in front of engine houses
No. Z, and (Which was referred to the
committee On rules. A request was
made for fuel wagon for the depart
ment, also that the Office at No. en-
gine house be enlarged 90 as 10 &C
commodate the assistant fire marshal.
This was referred to the committee on
property.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
POLICE COURT.
ME usner Has Bssy nay with Druaks
aad Drank makers.

feaertday was . busy day in the
police court. There were seventeen
cases On the blotter for trial, exam
taation or disposal. Seven of shis
number were drunks and eight were
saloon keepers who had In one way
Or another. violated the liquor law.
AlonEo Keyes and George Paulncy
paid $5.35 each for being drunk. Geo.
Meacham was eoTnmiuted 10 Jail for
fifteen days. Fountain Lisle and Joseph
McGinn went up for twelve days each
Rudolph Rihbers had sentence suzs
pended upon him and John A. Manner
stron paid s$5.35. in each of these
eases the offense was intoxieation.
The disorderiy case against Roman
Wrsesneweki wes adjourned 10 Sep
tember 4. Maud Tbbits. truancy, adj
iourned to- September IL. James
O'Brien. surety OF peace, adjourned
ulfii September 5. Eugene --
assault and battery, sentence sne-
pended till october 1. William Frese
failure 10 support, adjourned 10 Sep
tember >. John Giyens, larco1y less
than $25, was sentenced TO iaii for
thirty days In default OF $3.50 fine.
John b. Hughes. the Ionia-sf. saloonist
who was charged with keeping his
kshoon open Sunday had partial
hearing. Lieut.. Hurley, Patroiman
Mcdonald and Sergeant Conlan tcs-
titled to having peekcd through a
small crack and observed from eight
TO ten men fn the saloon, VITA man
behind the bar selling drinks and re-
cciying money for them. The case was
continued until September 20 allow
the stenographer time TO write up the
testimony. Fred j. Daily, proprietor
Of the boulevard. at 693 Cherry-st >.
Patroiman Is. ilensteia testified TO hav-
ing seen mon in room in an adioin-
ting wing OF the tavern where an I'm
prov;sed bar had beea placed. The
officer saw several people in the room
who were drinking. There was no
other evidence introduced and tho case
was adjourned until September 8 for
the same reasons as was the above
cGse. William Howard. arraigned on
the charge of keeping his saloon open
Sunday had partial hearing rs did
also Walter English, charged with
the same offcnse. Both were adjourned
until September 8. The case against
John Lipe1uski for keeping his saloon
open Sunday was nolle prossed. The
second case against John Il. Hughes
for violation OF the State liquor law
was adjourned until September s.
Van Dam & Pollock, arrested on th-
same charge had their case adjourned
until September 8. A commitment
was issued in the case OF Aria Van
Heldren who was convicted o! lar
teny OF less than $25. Johanns Kupers
charged with the larceny OF less than
G25, was adjourned Until September
10