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The Jersey City news., 1892-04-12
CLINTON COUNCIL FUN.
An Excellent Entertainment followed
by a Charming Dance.

An Excellent Entertainment followed
by Charming Dance.
Clinton Council No. IS, Junior Order of
United American Mechanics, celebrated
its third anniversary last evening at Ber-
gen Hall. The feature of the evening
was the presentation of silk parade flag
as trophy for having secured the largest
list of subscriptions to the Riggin Statu-
cite Fund. Mr. John F. Murch received
the flag for the council amidst cheers,
while the orchestra broke out with 1.-THE
Red, White and Blue" An excellent ar
ray of talent made the occasion one long
10 be remembered. There were
recitations hv Miss Maud Van Emburg.
The entertainment closed with the far
cical sketch Jersey Justice" by George
Eldridge, 7. FL. Fry, f. A. Garfield, d. G.
Cummings. d. Salter. w. Midwinter. w.
Post, George Post and Harry Post Jr.
The floor was then cleared for dancing.
Among those present were Freeholder
Frank H. kimmerly, Mr.. ana Mrs. II. d.
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Blackshaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Morris, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Mathison, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. d. Won Embuo, Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Britton, DIR. and Mrs. Bull. Mr.. and Mrs
William Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Finley
Captain and Mrs. f. G. McCabe, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Kaiser and Miss Adele An
derSon.
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is willing to waive the match with Barns

is willing to waive the match with Barns
to meet Dixon.
The Palma team bowls in the Union
tourney tonight against the Montgomery
and New York Bowling Club.
The Jersey Citys bowl in Y. M. c. A.
League game this evening at Harlem.
Grossman & Co. of Cleveland. O., have
issuei Little Casino Baseball Sched-
ule" of the National League, q compact
and reliable work with spaces for scores,
runs, hits and errors and names of pitch
ers with records of the past season. The
excellent work costs but a dime.
Hall seems to have forced Fitzsimmons
to the wall
The Oritanis OF Hackensack will open
the season with the Dauntless Club of
this city on May II. Huyler. Dawson and
Van Buskirk, formerly of the Outings,
will play with Oritani.
The Centrals of this city have or
ganized with the following players:-E.
Miller. j. Shellar. f. Ryer, G. Allen, f.
Mcneil, B. Campbell. F. Gallagher, c..
Wormsley and L. Connolly. They want
to play all clubs with members averaging
sixteen years old. Address L. Connolly,
1015 Griffith street, Jersey City Heights.
In the individual championship tourna.
ment last night Kahlsdorf defeated Thyme
and F ucks and Fuchs defeated Thyme.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-12
ELIZABETH A. C.
Total .......ia Is Is $50 Total. .... 5 2



Jersey City A. c. "a 15l 2S $40 S27 50i sol 6Sl $50 $50
Elizabeth CT. 13l 2l9 204 $40 447 545 6l9 7U3 795
Ine final game of the night brought TO-
gether the winners. The Ivanhoes, who
had made new record, were confident of
winning They were discouraged at the
start, as the Jersey boys smashed the pins
in great shape without a break in the first
game, and closed with triple figures and
lead of seventies. III the second frame
they were fifty-one ahead. Then the two
teams did even work, but the Jersey boys
fought we'll and maintained their lead 10
the close. They won by twentv-two pins.
The score
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-12

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Boating at Princeton.

The postponed mass meeting for the
purpose of considering the matter
Of having crew at Princeton
was held last week. Mr.. Fl. G. Murray.
1913, the prime mover of the idea, read
several letters which he had received
from different alumni and others, giving
their opinions iu the affair." There was
one from Captain Rowe. of the Oxford
crew. He encouraged the idea of crew
declaring that the facilities equal,
if they do not surpass. those at Oxford
and Cambridge. Another letter was read
from Mr.. McLaren. a former Princeton
oarsman, who encouraged the idea and ex-
pressed a desire to come to Princeton aud
coach a crew, provided one be organized
1t was finally decided to encourage boat
ing as private enterprise. and, If success
full oarsmen be developed, to make it
varsity organization.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-12
SPARrANS SECURED TWO.


They Defeated the Elysian and Hilltops
in the county Tourney.
In the Hudson County tournament at
the Assembly Rooms, Hoboken, last
night, three spirited contests were wit
messed. The Spartans won two and the
Elysians captured one and lost one. while
the Hilltops dropped two. The scores
were above the average. and the SparJans
made one of the best scores of the tourney.
They struck an average of 177.
The Elysians disposed of the Hilltops
by eighty-six Plus. The winners had
tair average. The score:--
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Fol,
~ lowing articles of freight transported by the
Uni Ell Sew Jersey Railroad and Canal Company
70 les station at Jersey City. and which have re.
months % and 1or called for by the owner owners,
or consigned or coasignees vfz;-s,l46 com mon
brick, shipped from Millvine to Jersey City, and
coasiiSned 70 g L smish. win be sod at public
auction at the Jersey City Freight Station Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Com panY. northeast cor,
ner OF second and Henderson streets. Jersey City
New Jersey, on SATURDAY., the sixteenth dav al
O'Clock In the forenoon. - o on
ThE PENN SYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
py T. BUTLER, Ag0at
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wahlSin' fo' Dat Cake.

Great preparations are being made for
the Jubilee cake waltz to take place at
Oakland Rink on this evening. April
II. the managers OF this cake walk want
it understood that 1t will be no full dress
affair as the one In Madison Square
Garden was. but that the contestants will
come as they can. There will be at least
one hundred couples in the walk, and
negro plantation life will be portrayed as
it never was before. There will be jubilee
singers and buzzard lope dancers. The
United States Marine Band from the
steamship Trerton survivors OF the dis
aster at Samoa) has been engaged and
will be heard in grand concert from
eight to ten p. III. Americans champion
polo Jim" will act as master of cere-
monies and will lead the grand march.
There will be torch light parade of all
the gentlemen who will take part in the
walk, from the Pennsylvania ferry to the
Rink at seven p. m. The route will be
Illuminated with red fire. After the con-
cert and an exhibition of negro life In the
South, the cake walk will begin. Eight
prizes will be awarded.
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-12
ELI From the PLATFORM

George Evans, railroad brakeman.
fell from the speakers platform at the
labor meeting on the corner of Washing
ton ana Essex streets, last night, and re-
ceived a severe cut in the back of his
head. He was attended by DR.. Gray aud
taken to the City Hospital in patrol
WagOnl
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-12

Elizabeth A. ISL $50 3i2 1893 AGO 527 go TOS 773
Ivanhoe B. 2ll 2S4 89 465 sos 65 las $50 $50
The jersey City boys tackled their
Elizabeth brethren in the second game.
Fleming had arrived to strengthen the
Union county team. but they were beaten
from the start and did not once hold the
advantage. The Jersey Citys had an
average OF Ill and won by "a pins. The
score:-
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-12
CITY NEWS NOTES.

In the suit brought by Lewis Evans against
the jury yesterday rendered a verdict for the
defendant.
airy, will lecture in the Scotch Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening at eight O'Clock.
collection will be taken in behalf of the mis-
sionary.
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Notes.

The Vineland wheelmen have elected
the following officers:-President. H. G !;
Harvey; Vice President. c. H. Anderson
Secretary, r. "A. Williams; Captain. f.
Grant.
Several of the old Jersey City team will
play in the Eastern League.
b4The baseball season will open today.
The Giants will open in Philadelphia.
Manager Powers states that Jacko
Fields is doing nicely now, and expects
to hold him for the season.
Harvard was beaten py the University
of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia yesser-
day. The score was IS to 9.
Cal. Mccarthy is hot after Dixon, and
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Miss Jennie M. Clerihew's Tes tim oni al
e..=aaIlo.,t nrrax. Of nrtiats

An excellent array of artists has gath
cred together to make successful the tes-
timonial concert to be rendered to Miss
Clerihew, under the auspices of the
Park Reformed Church. on Thursday
evening. The list includes Miss Florence
Turner, soprano; Miss Gertrude NJ. Farm
er, pianist; Mr.. w. r. Williams. tenor;
Mr. Carl L. Duff. baritone; Prof. Henry
l.. Case, violinist: Prof. Jos. Poznanski,
pianist; Prof. Victor Baier, organist and
pianist.
In addition the Crescent Male Quartette
of New York will appear. The members
are Messrs ]. H. Mckinley, j. NJ Fulton.
Carl Z. Duff and w. w. Thomas. Mr..
George w. Chesley will be accompanist.
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the Spartans put on steam and obtained
lead. They won by Sc pins. The score:-

Spartan ,. ss 1853 237 sls S95 Az 5ss 62I 7O7 1s9
Elysian IS 147 216 30l 364 429 492 500 go i43
Umpire-C Schroeder.
Scorers-R. Fall and c. Kendig.
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IotaIs. ...,.8 II IS i66 Totals $780,. y lj sos
FRAMES.
Ivanhoe B. a. 1871 s07 294 $50 4lc $50 61S $50 1S6
Jersey City A. Gill. lS2 256 35 4lU 496 5 Gal lis SS
Umpires-J. NJ DuBarry and E. b. Mclean.
Scorers George Warden and d. H. Lockwood.
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J1npITB-O. oCHIOoU 0Is
,corers &c. Nordhaus and c. Kendig.

Elysian ...7S $50 2l5 S0T 4G4 asa 542 617 SOL fs4
Hilltop 81 126 l7g 249 1928 3SS 440 525 COZ 69S
Umpre-C Schroeder.
corers-C. NoFdhaus and G. Kendig.
The HiIltops met with a more disas-
trous reverse when they tackled the Spar
tans, who in this engagement made their
remarkable score. J. Steljes beat two
hundred by point, kuucken and Dun
can landed in the eighty block. Keckeis-
en- reached seventy and Gehrs was four
over the average. The Hilltops reached
the average. The score:-
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Totals 60. .l5 q Y So
FRAMES.

FRAMES.
Spartan l76 1853 s45 4tG 49O sos Gs2 500 $50
Hilltop ...se 169 2S5 sO9 SS5 46l 525 COZ 616 $50
Umpire-C. Schroeder.
ssolers-R II. Eall and C. Kendig.
The fiual bout was interesting. 1t was a
lose struggle for several frames. Then
The Jersey City news., 1892-04-12
Ciinton's Tourney.

The last boxing tournament that will
be given this season at the Metropolitan
Opera House will take place Saturday,
April 16. The tournament will take place
under the auspices of the Clinton Ath-
letic Club aud nothing will be left un-
done to make this the fistic event of the
year. Ten special bouts have been ar
ranged, and as all the pairs are
evenly matched, good boxing will be
the result. The following named gen.
tlemen will act as officials:-Referee,
Maxwell E. Moore, N. Y. A. c.; Judges,
P. J: Donohue. Recorder, Ed. Keame7,
n. Y. A. CT. Timers, A. A. Jordan, N.
Y. A. c.. Bob Stoll, Staten Island A. c.;
Master of Ceremonies. C. Hardy, Star
A. G.
The arrangements on the stage will be
in charge of Charlie White. and when
the boxing commences at quarter past
eight there will be no stop till tine last
bout is over. The Clinton A. G. will ask
Captain Van Schaick. of the Manhattan
A. G.. TO loan them the postless ring
which will be appreciated by all lovers of
boxing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-09
Unavoidable DELAYS.

About hali-pa.t seven o'clock yester.
day morning car W OF the electric line
got off the tra.k in. front OF st. AL.
phorsus church, and while her operator
was trying to get her back on the track
car A came along. Both cars were then
coupled together and as a result car A
jumped the track, too; when Car G ar.
rived she also got Off the track. About
4 half hour was occupied in getting the
cars back on tho track, and five moe
which had come up in the meantime,
were also delayed.
About o'clock in the. afternoon q
wagon belonging to the firm of Paige,
Carey & Co., and loaded with q huge
stone for the Main street bridge, broke
down on Twenty-sc,.nth street between
Chaplinc and EoT streets, and dL aped
the stone OH tho street cur track. In
three quarters OF an hour the wreck
was removed to ono sido and the
blockade OF cars was relieved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-09
ODD FELLOWS ON A VISIT.
Tho Team OF Wheeling Lodge Shows Il
Martins Ferry Brethren how to do 1t,


Tho Team OF Wheeling Lodge Shows the
Martins Ferry Brethren how to do it.
Tho "tcam" and about fifty men,
bers OF Wheeling lodge No. 9 went over
to Martins Ferry last night and cxem-
plified work in the second and third de-
grees in highly satisfactory manner
in Belmont City lodge, No. 22l, I. O. O..
T. The "tcam" thoroughly understands
the work and it was pleasure to see it
putting the candidate through, especial
ly for those who have never seen first
class team do the work. About forty
members OF Belmont City wcro present,
and these, with the visitors, repaired to
the Bayless House after the work was
over and spent an hour or so in discuss
ing an excellent supper consisting OF
oysters. meats, salads, ice cream, cake,
tea, coffee, fruit and other good things.
The Wheeling Odd Fellows went over
on tho Terminal and returned on spe-
cial about midnight, much pleased with
their visit.
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II MAY BE MURDER.


Fred Wo'mor, OF Fulton. Struck on tho
Hoad--In n Dangerous Condition.
Late Saturday night Charles and Fred
Weimcr, OF Fulton, got into quarrel
with two other young men, and all four
were put out OF the saloon they were in.
Tho two Welmers started home, walk.
ing up tho Elm Grove motor track.
Suddenly Fred fell to the ground, struck
by stone. Ills brother obtained as
sistanco md had him carried home, and
Il physician was summoned. 1t was
found that tho young mans skull was
fractured. AS hc could not speak and
could utter only n few inArticulatc
sounds, it is supposed that tho skull
bone is pressing on tho brain, or that Il
blood clot rs tho cause OF tho trouble.
Nobody had been arrested up to u latc
hour last night. Tho mans hat Is in
tho. hands OF tho authorities. From
the looks Of tho hole in tit would soon
that sharper instrument than stone
had done the damage.
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The 1iain Street Isridrc.

Work on tho approaches to the Main
street stone bridge is being hustled
along at a lively rate, Tho side walls
are nearly completed even with the top
OF the arch, and tho spandrcl walls arc
not lar behind. At tho north end the
masonry will be completed ready for
the filling in OF the approach with earth
to begin in short time, while at tho
south end the filling has been in prog
rcss ioc some time. The Democratic
observers wero disposed to raise a row
when they found Italian laborcrs doing
the excavation for their projected new
club room OH Main street, till it was
discovered tdat the earth had been se!d
to Paige Carey & Co. to fill in the bridge
approaches with, and that tho Italians
employed there were working for that
firm a' 80 D..
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They Want tho Railroad,

At its meeting at Moundsville to-day
the County court Of Marshall county
will be asked to submit to vote OF the
people OF the county q proposition to
make a liberal subscription to the CAPT
tai stock Of the Wheeling & Connells-
vile railroad, provided it is built
through Marshall county via Benwood
and Moundsvillc. At 4 meeting OF bust
ness men OF the county held at the court
house, the following committee was ap.
pointed to present this matter to the
court: J. l.. Parkinson, II. W. Hunter,
3. T. Meighen, J. A. Ewing, J. G. Cook,
DR.. J. N. Houston, w. w. Smith, w. II.
Terrell, T. II. Blake, j. W. Sncdikcr and
R. s. Peters. The majority OF the pco-
pie there are in favor Of making thosub-
scription not less than one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, and iudsinsfrom
the enthusiasm among the citizens
there is but little doubt that the pro-
jcct would carry by an overwhelming
majority. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-09
ALMOST EPIDEMIC.
Tho Measles Prevalent In nearly MI Part
III OF tho City just now.

AM AAeuSicS 1rCSaIcHt Ill nearly I'LL plrtH
OF tho City Just now.
For two or three months the measles
have been prevalent in parts Of town,
and the disease has spread until it is al
most epidemic in the city at large. AS
general thing it is OF mild variety,
lasting only a few days. Nearly every
school in the city feels its effects in the
reduced attendance OF pupils, and in
the Third ward there arc one or two
rooms which have at least fifty percent
OF the pupils out this week. Not all OF
those absent are i'll with the disease,
but it is OF course necessary for the pre-.
vention OF the farther spread OF the cpl
dcmic to require all the children OF q
family in which there is a case to re-
main out OF school. So far as has boen
heard there have not been any deaths
from measles unless complicated with
sonic other disorder. There is q little
whooping cough around, and on tho Is.
land the scarlet fever is prevailing to q
serious extent. These diseases, with
the still prevalent grip, mako business
lively for the druggists and the physi-
clans.
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In the Circuit Court.

In the circuit court yesterday a sum-
mons was issued for February Is in the
case OF X. NJ. Miller VS.. D. z. Phillips,
justice, and Harry Hastings, an applica.
ton for q writ OF prohibition.
In the case OF William II. Robinson
VS.. Peter Wclty, the plaintiff offered to
accept judgment Tor 81 800 in lieu Of the
verdict, but the defendant refused, and
the motion for a new trial was argued
and submitted.
Two orders confirming sales OF real
estate wcrc entered
There was persistent report aloat
yesterday that Judge PAUL had decided
the demurrer in the easy OF Delbruggt
VS.. McNichol, but it was unfounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-09

These words are very familiar to our
readers, as not a day passes without the
report OF the sudden death. OF some
prominent citizen. The explanation is
Heart Disease" Therefore beware il
you have any OF the following symp-
toms: Short Breath, Pain in Side,
Smothering Spells, Swollen Ankles,
Asthmatic Breathing, Weak and Hun
cry Spells, Tenderness in Shoulder or
Arm, Fluttcring OF Heart or irregular
Pulse. These symptoms mean Heart
disease Tho most reliable remedy is
DR.. Miles Now Heart Cure, which has
saved thousands OF lives. Book OF testi-
monials FREQ ut The Logan Drug Co.'s,
who also sells the New Heart Cure. !
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y Two.lIoatlcL Calf.

On the farm Of John S. Spencer, near
Glcnn's Run, strange monstrosity saw
the light OF day yesterday. Ono OF Mr..
Spcnccr's specllled cows gave birth to :.
spotted, two-headed calf Two perfectly
formed heads were set on two necks,
and tho owner already saw fortune in
sight, whom the beast expired. Crowds
gathered and inspected tho qucer-look-
inr creature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-09
A Wheel Wrecked.

Yesterday about 2:30 o'clock the
Riverside Iron company's dray was
being driven into the alley next the
1NTELLrGENcER Office when the wheel
caught on tho rail OF the street car
track and was twisted all to pieces, tho
spokes flying far and wide. The horse
undertook to run off, but tho heavy
load OF steel pipe held him, and no dam
ago rcsulted except to tho wheel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-09

Tho Council committee on real estate
failed to got q quorum last night. The
committee on health concluded to post
ponc the awarding OF the garbage con-
tract till another meeting. Bills aggre-
eating $3.50 II were approved by this
committee and S2l45l by the commit
tee OH fire department. In tho health
committee there was good deal OF talk
abouta site for new crematory, but no
action WAS taken.
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A Profitable Session,

In the police court yesterday Andy
Fisher 20; the usual $50 and costs for
selling liquor on Sunday. Tho mayor
gave NIollie Boyd 4 severe lecture about
letting boys loitcr in her house, but
only fined her the regular $50. There
was an even score Of cases, five DRINKS.
All paid but ono plain drunk, who went
up for fifteen days. About S20o- was
toEnn in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-09

COMMENCING Tuesday, February 0, tho
Wheeling g. Elm Grove railroad will
run. their new baggage and mail car on
train No. 10, leaving Wheeling at 10 a.
m, and train No. 90, leave Wheeling at
Up. m, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. This will give shippers q
splendid opportunity to ship freight for
points on line OF tho road. For rates
and further information apply at the
office on Sixteenth street.
II. Z. WErsGERDER,
General Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-09

ITyou cannos 800 and mood Speotaoioy,
Sou should call on us and hnvo yous Dyes
tested without clnrso. Wo hnvo tho finest
Instruments md more experience than my
other Optician In tho Stntc, and guarantee
tntisfaGuon OK money refunded.
JACOB W. GRUBD,
LGwclor and Opticlnn,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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a FATHER IIIlAtDlTRo,r.


a Georgia Parent Ad,nits That II Young
Man Arrested for Luuacy Is His Son.-An
Aractionate Epistlc.
Squire Arkle yesterday heard from
the fa:hor Of tho young man who was
arrested couple Of weeks ago and has
been since confined in jail awaiting m
examination as to his lunacy. The
young mans name was supposed to DO
O'Neil or Florence, but now turns out
to DO Fillingim. Tho squire wrote to
II. Q. Fillingim, at Sloan, en-, and yos-
terday received tho following:
UNION PorNr, Ga, Feb. 5, 1892.
MI George Arhc, Wheeling, IJi'. Va.
DEAR Sln:-Your letter OF January %
at hand and contents noted. MY son,
OF whom you speak, was in Virginia tho
last account l Ind OF him, which was
about twelve months ago now; have
not heard from him since until your
letter; could not understand the situa-
ton; have written to him several times
within that time, but received no reply.
Lie was never examined for lunacy, but
am not ut all surprised to hear OF his
being insane, as his grandmother and
other relatives have died insane.
Please write me tho; ault OF the exam
ination, and if found in,.no wEere he
will be confined.
Respectfully;
IS II. G. FrLLlNGIM,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-09

Epw. l. RosE & Co. on taking their
yearly inventory find that they have Z
number OF fancy wood Sewing Machines,
which they will close out at special
prices rather than carry them into an.
other year.