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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-14
ROk III.
Urzad Skarbu Stan6w
Zjednoczonych.

UrZ3d Skarbu StanoW
Zjednoczonych.
Washington, "a. lutego.
Do Prezydenta.
Przesylam najuprzejmiej
mole rezygnacya jako skarb-
mix Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
kt6ra wejsc moze W zycie,
skoro zostanie wyznaczony moi
nastepca. Uznajac z wdzie-
cznoscia okazywana mi zyczli-
wosc, pozostaje szacunkiem
J. N. Houston,
skarbnik st. Zjedn.
Dom Bia5y, 13. kwietnia.
Do Szanownego j. N. Houston:
Odpowiedz ma list Pa6ski
24go lutego, W kt6rym Pan
podajesz rezygnacya z urzedu
skarbnika, od}ozy}em. Obecnie
zyczenie Pahskie wype1niam,
przyjmujac Pa6ska rezygna-
cya, skoro zostanie wyznaczo-
nym nastepca. za}uje, IL oso-
biste Panskie stosunki do kro-
ku tego Pana zmuszaja i "a
pewniam Pana o moim szcze-
g6lnym szacunku.
q prawdziwem powazaniem
Benjamin Harrison.
Pan Nebecker, kt6ry wedle
pog}osek ma zostac uastepca
pana Hustona, dis mia} d}uz-
sza konferencya zprezydentem.
Washington, 13. kwietnia.
Pan Nebecker, wyznaczony
dzisiaj nastepca pana Huston
jako skarbnik Stanow Zjedno-
u
czonych, dis wyjecha}z Wash
ingtonu, by zaFatwiG swe pry-
watne interesa, MIN urzad O.
bejmie. MIN to nastapi, wedle
zwyczaju odbedzie sic przeli-
czenie Skarbu, W kt6rym znaj-
duje sic do $500 bitego zfota i
setki milion6w przekaz6w i Ii
stow zastawnych.
.Nieszczescie kolejOwe.
Azbaiay, ". Y, 13. kwietnia.
Ma kolei D. & B., pomiedzy
Worcester a Cobskill, wielkle
dis sic wydarzy}o nieszczescie.
( Dok. na 4 tel str.)
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Lomdyn, l3 kwietnia.

Dnia 23-go lutego gazeta
,Arica Lagora" donios}a: Pa
rowiec, kt6ry przybyi wczoraj,
zowie sic Mount Fabor; przy-
wi6z} on 100 uciekajacych z
Iquique, z kt6rych wielu dalej
jecha}o do Tacna. Pewien ko-
respondent pisze z 1quique:
Go tn sic dzieje, jest rzecza
nies}ychana, zaledwie MONA
wierzyt, IL mieszkaja tu ludzle
cywilizowani. Rabunek igwa}-
ty So ma porzadku dziennym."
ego marca ,,Diario" Lima
donios}o, re Rad postanowi3
zebrae 10000 wojska W Terra
paca. Ludnose na po}udnio-
wen wybrzezu straszliwe po-
nosi cierpienia isetki mezczyzn,
kobiet i dzieci jest bez dachu
mad g}owa. Telegram pod
morski do Anglii donosi 0 zu-
pe}nem zwyciestwie powstah-
COW i straszliwej porazce wojsk
rzadowych.
Przybycie parowcow.
Amta0eapia: Noordland z N.
Y.
Londya: Switzerland Phi
lad, Lydiau Monarch z N. Y.
NeeO York: Normandie q
Havre, Anchoria Z Glasg.
Arizona Liverp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-14
Berlin, 13 kwietnia.

667'6171, lo KWleUnla.
General Albedyll, komen-
dant 7go korpusu armii, kt6-
remu cesarz pred tygodniem
nada1 order czarnego or}a, "a
mierza wzia6 dymisya i osiasf
W pobl1zu Poczdamu. W bic
zacym miesiacu so lat up}y-
nelo cd chwili, W kt6rej gen.
Won Albedyll wstapi{ do s1uzby
wojskowej, i odznacza1 sic je-
sli ME szczeg6lnemi zdolno-
sciami, to przeciez wiernem i
scislem wype}nianiem obo-
wiazk6w.
Berlin, l3 kwietnia.
Cesarz niemiecki, austryacki
i rosyjski maja W jesieni zje
chaG sic we Wiedniu.
Berlin, 13 kwietnia.
Fakultet medyczny Ma uni
wersytecie W Bonn zaprzesta{
uzywa6 srodk6w wynalezio-
nych przez Ora Kocha i ORA
Liebreicha W chorobach tuber-
ku}owych.
AustrO O-Wegry.
Wiede5, 13 kwietnia.
Dzisiaj wreczono ministro-
wi V. Bakquehem rapport sto-
warzysze1 sztuk pieknych /
rekodzief W sprawie zaprosze-
MIA Ameryki do wziecia udzia-
}u na wystawie powszechnej W
Chicago W 1898 T. RAPPORT
ten k}adzie nacisk na to, IL
austryaccy fabrykanci zamie-
rzaja wzia6 udzia} W wysta-
vie, jakotez, re fabrykanci /
artysci. zycza sobie mice od-
rebna rzqdowa opieka. R6-
wniez zadaja zniesienia lub
z}agodzenia ustawy Nc Kin
leya.
Wielka Brytania.
Londyoo, l3 kwietnia.
Kr6lowa Wiktorya przed}u.
zy sw6j pobyt W La Grasse W
po1udniowej Francyi o jeden
tydzie6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-14
Lomdy,a, 13 kwietnia.

Oko1o 10000 strajkujacych
tkaczy zgromadzi}o sic dzisiaj
W Bradford W tym celu, azeby
zaprotestowac przeciw posta-
pieniu w}adz miejskich, kt6re
zabroni}y odbyc posiedzenie
ma wczoraj naznaczone. Ma
daremnie policya stara}a sic
rozpedzic zgromadzonych, ma
wet uzywanie bia1ej broni ME
pomog}o. Nakoniec postano-
wiono wystapi6 stanowczo.
Odczytano proklamacya o roz-
ruchu i sprowadzono wojsko.
Zo}nierze po}aczyli sic z poll
cya i wsp6lnie przeciw robo-
tnikom wystapiono. Natarcie
by1o gwa}towne i strajkerzy
oprzec sic jemu ME mogli.
Uzywano bagnet6w pa}ek, i
DO obu stronacb by}o wielu
rannych. Siedmiu przyw6dz-
COW aresztowano. Poniewaz
ma jutro jest zwo}ane nowe
zgromadzenie, przeto obawia-
ia sic, re sic powt6rza sceny
dzislejsze.
Londyna, 13 kwietnia.
Ca}e popo}udniu ma ulicach
W Bradford, by}ruch nadzwy-
czajny. O 6tej godzinie zno-
WI zebra}y sic masy ludn i
nadaremne by}y usi}owania
policyi, by t}umy rozpedz'6.
Grad kamieni przywita5 poll
eva, skoro sic ukaza}a, i kilku
policyant6w zosta1o pokale
czonych. Znowu ukaza}o SIC
wojsko, to by}o znakiem do
ogolnego rozruchu. Wybija-
no okna, gaszono latarnie i
przypuszczono szturm na po-
licya. Przez zreczne manewra
wojsk W ulicach wiodacych ku
ratuszowi stopniowo rozpr"-
szono zgromadzonych. Mn6-
stwo by1o rannych wielu
przyaresztowano. : Publlczna
opinia dzieli sic ma dwie stro-
ny, jedni gania postaplenie
wojska policyi, drudzy zas
stoja po ich stronie.
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Wtorek dnia Il Kwietna 1891 r.

tego zawsze poleca}y zaja6 sic
wzmocnieniem wojska, gdyz
tylko W sile wojska ley gwa-
rancya pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-14
Telegramy KrajoVe.

Telesramy KrajoWe.
Nebecker skarbnikiem StanOw
ZjednOczonych
MianOWany na miejsce rezygnu-
jacego J. N. Huston.
Smierc Biskupa Gilmour z Gle
yeland, Ohio.
Wielkie nieszczescie kOlejowe W
Stanie New York.
Ciezkie zarzuty przecw Stan
ley'Owi.
Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej.
Washington, 13. kwietnia.
Nastepujaca korespondencya
sama sic t}omaczy:
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Wielka Brytania.

L0n0y71, 10 kWleUnla'
Kr6lowa Wiktorya przed}u.
zy sw6j pobyt W La Grasse W
po1udniowej Francyi o jeden
tydzie6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-14

Eyehodzi codziennle wyiatkiem niedzlei
SWAT uroczystych.
~>.~.~~-N~O~~
PRZEDPhATA OLA STAN0W ZJEDN.
wynosi rocznle $500;
- miesiecz. S0.25:
Pejedynczy Numer 1c.
OLA EURoPY I INNYCH PANsTW
rocznie $500.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

sociations has adopted q rule requiring
race horses to be registered win the
names Of all those having any interest in
the horse.
Kilrain and Godfrey will meet ia the
ring tomorrow night before the Calitor-
mia Athletic Club.
A Persian prince has entered in the six
days go as you please race.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will at
its next meeting discuss Sunday races.
Louis Cyr, who holds the championship
of heavy weight lifting. has again proved
to be the strongest man in the world by
accomplishing two unprecedented feats
Of strength. He lifted with the aid of a
rope two 100 pound dumbbells with a man
balanced OIL them, the aggregate weight
being SIG pounds. lie raised the
bells and the nan two feet
from the floor. He accomplished
this wonderful feat with the index finger
of his right hand. He has beat the record
for the hand and back lift by raising a
platform weighing 26l pounds. on which
were twenty men. The combined weight
was !. 100 pounds. Cys lifted this weight
with mis- hands and back. Cyr has issued
a challenge to Sandow and Forwarded
$3.50 TO Richard X. Fox as q forfeit for a
match for 5000 a side to take place in
America.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12
JERSEY City ON TOP.
Dur Bow1ers Lead in the
Tourney and Our Rifle
men Won.
well done, Jersey City.

@@
Our Athletic Clubs team is in the lead
In the Herald tourney. 1t won both games
last night and stepped into Palma's place
at the head Of the column. The success
was achieved by an inferior team. The
Big Five was absent; only one Of the
famous quintstte appeared. The inferi-
DIS we're superior 10 their adversaries By
many points. The bowled as well as tine
veterans and won each game by a hand
some margin. The athletes may duplicate
the grand performances OF last season, dis
lance the crack clubs in the tournament
and again secure first honors. They nave
secured a splendid position. and have
six games TO play. They have won seven
and lost one Palma and Ph9nix follow
with six victories and two defeats.
The Jersey City athletes last night van
auished the talent of the Iyanhoe Bowl
ing Club and the Elizabeth A. Q. IL was
Jerseys night, as Elizabeth "downed"
the Ivanhoes. The opening game was be-
tween Jersey City A G. and ivnnhoe. The
former started a lively pace and kept IL
up. They obtained a lead OF nineteen
pins in the first frame and were sixty
three ahead at the end of the second.
The totnl OF their third frame equalled
that Of the fourth Of their opponents and
they held this advantage to the end and
won by s. pins. Meyer had the top
He had but Que break and lacked only
one bin for a 200 total. The score;-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12
strikes, spares and freaks,

The Jersey City teams are prominent In
the big tournament.
The Athletes did nobly last night. They
bowled with confidence aud accuracy.
They may again carry off the first honors.
That was an unfortunate tumble Of the
Palmes Tuesday night.
The value of a pin was demonstrated
last night in the Palma-American game.
In the individual championship poo
tourney Kahlsdorf defeated Schwacke
and Bullwinkel and Schwacke defeated
BuilwinkeL
The Klikow Clubs team tourney viii
be resumed tonight at Muller's alleys.
Teams Nos. /, 4 aud 5 Will compete.
Excelsiors bowl tonight at Henn's
alleys. Socials at Becker's, Pamrapos at
Metropolitan Hall, klikows at Mulier's
and Greenville at Shriner's alleys.
The Our, Produce Exchange and Nun
roe teams will compete in the big tourney
tonight.
The concluding game in the Bergen
Independent match will be bowled on the
Montgomery alleys, Newark, at a date TO
be agreed upon. ~
The return game in the match between
the Orion Bowling Club OF the Heights,
and the Atlanti cs of Hoboken, will be
bowled on the latter's alleys Saturday
evening, March IL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

The Garfield Athletic Club OF Green
vile took possession of their new quar-
ters, No. 90 Linden avenue, last evening.
The hall has been haudsomel y furnis he'd,
and the Garields now have as snug a
home as any club in the city. The gy m
nasiun apparatus has been purchased
and will be placed In position next wee k.
A housewarmiug is being arranged.
The club now numbers nearly fifty mem
bers.
The regular meeting Of the G~reenville
Y. NJ. G. A. Athletic Club was held last
evening at the rooms in Bamber Hall.
Mr.. A. NJ. Duhme reported that the club
had secured the use of the large plot OF
ground adjoining their present quarters
for Il lawn tenuis ground. Mr.. Morrell,
proprietor OF the nall, has also given the
CLUB the use Of the three dressing rooms
on the lower floor. together with the
bath room. President Duhme ar
nounced that the baseball captain and
captain of athletics would be elected at
the next meeting. Mr.. Hermann Jaehna,
the club'5 champion, has decided to re-
turn To the cinder path, In will carry
the clubs color3 in the coming athletic
events. The club will hold champion
ship games next May, open to members
only. Handsome gold and silver medals
will be AWARDED TO the first aad second
man in each event.
Entries for the boxing tourney of the
Lorillard A. q. will close tonight. The
preliminary bouts will be decided at the
Oakland Rink mex Monday night. The
contests will be interesting as the CRACKS
have sent in their m
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12
The Well Named Excelslors Won Another
Series Last Night.


The Excelsior Rife Club Of this city
has added another trophy TO its large and
RAPIDLY increasing collection. Its team
defeated the Essex Indians last night on
the latter's gallery range at New ark. 1t
was the fourth series captured by the Ex-
celslOrs this season and III each instance
they won two straight and nave not
given their rivals an opportunity to wi Il
a home game. They have defeated tn e
Our Owns, North Ward and Hud5ons aud
last night disposed of the Essex Indians.
The Jersey City cracks have not suffered
a defeat this season in a series. They
have one TO complete with the Lakeside
Club of Newark, who have no5 mani
tested a strong desire to complete the
dates with the invincibls team from Jer-
sey City.
The Excelsiors had 4 close call in the
contest with the indians, who made a
splendid total. The average WIS 235. The
Jersey City marksmeu won by only 2
points with a total Of 2,352. This is ii
grand score Tor a ten men team. Only
one total was below 230, and that grazsd
1t. Hansen had the best score, aud Halo.
well, who was second, was even with the
best man on the rival can The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12
PAKlRs WON.
They Defeated the DoiItties In the Final
Game of the Series.

They Defeated the Dolitties In the Final
Game of the Series.
Odd game for the Fakirs. They met
the Dolittles at Dukes alleys last night,
and after a lively contest. won the deoid-
ing game Of the series. Each had won
with ave men team n it was decided TO
have the rubber with a full team. IL was
q great game for fun and the players and
the audience thoroughly enjoyed the
sport. Pleasant chan was INDUCED in from
the start. The efforts of the novices were
Iaughable and the good p~'aysswere ap-
plauded. Whenever one of the begin
ners made a strike or spare he was
cheered literally. Several excellent
figures were put up by the participants.
Ramsav's score was better han " hun-
bred by eleven pins. Brown, Faulkner
and Howeth BOWED well for the victori-
Gus team. IL was a close contest. the
victory was achieved by a narrow mar
gin. The majority OF the Fakirs was an
even dozen. The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12
TotaIs ......n y slsI IotaIs

Totals ......H II e45I Totals ...-.-U Is ~ 40
FRAMES.
Jersey City A. C .e5 aH 80 SIS 10 so So ei 80 sis
lvanhoe. ..........16 I1 2f7 81 3S l5 52 5yU 65 io9
The second tussIe was with the Jersey
men-the Elizabeth a. Z. The Union
County Athletes were ambitious to secure
two victories as 1t would put them ia first
place a tie with Palma, Jersey City A. q.
and Phoenix for they have just disposed
Of Ivanhoe. the Jersey City boys wanted
the victory as it would afford them the
felicitious pleasure of being alone in first
place. The Jersey City boys were In bet
Ter form and did the trick by the COM
Portable majority of ~forty-one pins. IL
was a pretty battle. Jersey City's team
bowled carefully and well and
had the advantage OF seventeen ut
the close OF the hrst frame. Elizabeth
stuck closely TO them, and when Jersey
Citys broke in the sixth frame their
rivals were near enough TO TAXI the lead
by o pins. Meyer, Lockwood and O!m-
stead did splendid execution in the last
-four frames. and rs Hewitson contributed
two strikes and Wadieigh two spares, the
Jersey City boys regained the lead aud
held il TO the end. III score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

August Vorrath, of the Hoboksn Club.
VINO won the championship at the tour
ney of the New Jersey Chess Association,
will play against C.. Hyams, President of
the Newark Caess Club tomorrow night.
Hyams aud Vorruth tied in the tourna-
ment, but the latter won by defeating
Hyalns Il few days ago. The Newark
chess player, not content with the result,
Immediately challenged Vorratn To "a
series. The game will be played at the
rooms of the Hoboken Guess C.uo.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

Total

The Excelsiors aud Essex Indians haye
arranged a match with teams OF fifteen
men The Exceislors will have to draw
on the third class for the extra five. The
team named is Hansen, Hallowell, Chan
ming, Hennessy. Speicher, Pinney. Weber,
Boag. Clark, Varlck, Kittredge, j.
Hughes. Bauehle, Boyce aud probably
Turner. The match will take place next
Thursday night. The Indians nave an
advantage in u big team contest, as they
have over forty marksmen in their club,
while the membership Of the Excelsiors
is barely half that number. Captain
Hansen urges the Excelsior marksmen to
indulge in steady practice to be in form
for the next engagement.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

The pool tournament under the aus
pieces Of the Diocesan Union now in pro-
gress has been successful. The team of
the Father Matthew'S Society is in the
lead. The team of st. Joseph's Lyceum
Of this city will play two series of games
tonight. They will meet the experts of
the Institute and St. Michael's Young
Mems Catholic Association. The cue
pushers selected to represent st. Joseph's
Lyceum are D Harrington, w. Boyle, j.
Mcdonald and NJ. Burke.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12
Totals -. n a IA sal rotals~....

SCORE BY FRAMES.
Jersey City A. c.....s 3 III z9 $40 $50 4s7 SD e6i 73i 81
EilzaoeIh A. C......i5 40 x3 d, 4U ADO col 90 i09 Isl
The second game on the card was Eliza
beth against lvanhoe. The JerseYmeu
won by t~hirty-seven points. They gained
the lead in the third frame, and added
slowly but regularly with each frame.
When the ninth closed the Jersey team
had fifty-six majority and the game.
The Ivanhoes closed with a dash, and
reduced the advantage of the Jerseymen
by nineteen pins. Tue score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

The Bergen Bowling Club did not put
mp a very good game last evening, but it
was sufficiently strong to beat the indie
pendents of Newark So points in the re-
turn game of the match, bowled on
Henn's alleys. Redgraye bowled down
to 118. He is generally good for the
fifties. Burke, Simon. Gallery and
Heiutze were also way down." but
O'Donnell, Earle. Wilson and Ruem-
pier saved the game. The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12
A New Base Bail League,

A meeting was held at Reading, Pa, on
Tuesday TO consider the a~dvisability of
forming the Tri-States League. The
representatives decided to form a league,
to be known as the Atlantic Association.
Mr.. Jones of Harrisburg, was chosen Sec
rotary, and it was deciued to make Sol
ReIneman of Trenton, president, in case
Trenton shall decide TO place a club in
the Association. The salary limit,was fixed
at $1,0O. and the president of the Associa-
ton Is to appoint the umpires, who
will get 500 a month and ex-
penses. Trenton. Wilmington, Read
ing and Lancaster will furnish the clubs
for the Eastern division of the league,
with Morristown to replace any city that
may fail to organize a club. The West
ern division mas clubs at Scranton,
Wilkesbarre, Harrisburg and Lebanon,
with Altoona TO fill any vacancy that may
happen. Another meeting will be held at
Harrisburg on Tuesday e to perfect
the organization.
Mr.. Fitzgerald will call a meeting of
the baseball men of Trenton next week,
20 find out whether there is sufficient in
terest to warrant establishing a club to
represent Trenton in the association.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12
RAILROADS.


WEST sRoRE RAARoAD-S. Y. c. & II. r. r
w K. Co. ~lesSee-Trains leave West Forty
Sc cond street station. New York. as follows. and
twenty minutes earlier from the foot OF Jay street.
New fork. Hamilton. London, Detroit and Chi
eago. elU.5 q. M. rs D. m. Al5 y. M; ST. Louis
.5.i5, IS IS D. M. Toronto. +iul5 a. m; +s.l5, a Is D.
n: Bur ale. kochesteE syracuse, Dnca. Suspenr
SION bridge. Niagara Falls, $50 sle,15 q. m, .AIs
=. 10 I. m; and alto for Utica only. Kingston
49, s1.la. l0.l5. aJ1& a. M. s3.o0 s. ID. and el5p-
m; 6atski1 and Albany, $50. -.i5. .i1Es aiLso a
M, s4.yu. ala sis D. m; Cranstons. West Foins.
Cornwall hewpurs. ~ ,tiA - slsl3. lesa
.. m: Montreal and Canada East rs a. M,
S.l5 .. m Elegant sleeping ears Tor Bnf-
faio. Niagara Fails, Detroit. CHICAGO and st.
louis, on an through trains a-S-Lsase brooklyn
City, Il. X. a.. station, ali-0 a. m; s. y. m
+Daily. daily except saturday. AL othec trains
dolly except SUNDAY. For tickets. time table. parl
Tor and sleeping car aeeommodatioa or irforma-
street, No. 12s Fulton street and Annex onics FOOT
or fulton street New York city. Nos l. M, 33 Isl
s2 Broad way, No. i43 Bowery, No " Parx piaca
no. 50 West 18TH street. and West Ehore station.
foot OF West Forty second street and foot OF Law
street. North River. c. E LAMBERT. General pas
ssnger Agent No. s vanderblls avenue. New York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12
Notes.

Baseball will be played in the courts as
well as on the diamond this season.
Tim keefe has refused TO sign W it'll the
New Yorks unless they increase their
OIL sr. They have raised the ante from
1900 TO s. 500. but it is not enough.
Princeton mas elected Ralph II. Warren
captain Of the foot ball tesm.
The Board Of Control OF rhe racing rs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

The Century's failed TO put la an APP
p~earaDce at Becker's alleys last evening.
fault.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

ORDINANCE IDS OUNrY BOARD OF
" Health aud Vital Statissics.
The HUDSON County Board of Health and Vital
Statistics. by virtue OK the powers conferred by
law. do hereby ordain and enact that Section 80 Of
the Revision of Fhe Sanitary Code of SAID Board,
approved June 6. 1885, be amended SO that the same
shall read as follows.
81. That every physician shall report to this Board.
In writing, every person having smallpox. diph
liberia, mel br aneous GROUPS fever. typhus few
er. typhoid fever. Asiatic cholera. vel .ow fever. ship,
spotted or relapsing fevers. tand the st lte OF his or
her disease, AMI his or her D lace OF dwelling and
name, II known. which patient such physician has
prescribed for Or attended. for the first time since
having such contagious dis sase. during sny part OF
the preceding tweutyfodr hours, and every at
tending or practictng physician thereat must at
his peril see THAI such report Is or has been made
81 some attending physician. under a penalty OF
twenty dollars for any failure 70 comply win any
OF the provisions or ia Is section.
Approved al regular meeting. March {, 1891.
L. J. GORDON,
President.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

The Magnolia's made very light scores,
in their contest last evening on the
Court House alleys. The following is a
specimen:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

Hall alleys. Tuesday evening. Each near
her roll : eight balls ia these games, AMI
the possible score Is 81. rhis Is tue score
of one contest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

SCORES By FRAMES
Bergen IN $50 gas Coz s04 yi2 1l0S 1910 1853 ila
III 32 5l CTS SIS Si Isf i10 1879
Umpire l. d. Hahn.
Ecorars -Aessrs. Grin1th and Earle.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12

The Garfield Bowling Cruz bowled
some lively head pin games &C Dramatic
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-12
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