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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
CURIOUS TRAINED ANIMALS.
Storks, Goose, Sheep, Cats. DOGS, Pig
cons, Lions, Tigers, Elephants and
Other Animals Taught to Per
form Cleyer Tricks.

Storks, Geese, Sheep, Cats. DOGS, Pig
cons, Lions, Tigers, Elephants and
Other Animals Taught to Per
form Clever Tricks.
Imagine the care, time and patience necessary
to train a flock of storkss these apparently stu
pid birds, SO that they will comprehend words of
command. Imagine the same with a flock of
geese whose intractable nature is SO well known
to all, and think also Of the difficulty of training
pigs, goats, pigeons, sheep. dogs and cats, So
that they will perform clever and difficult tricks
at the word OF command. Yet still it has all
been done and done remarkably well, too, and
besides these animals, strange to say, monkeys,
horses, ponies, BEATS, hyenas, panthers, leopartls,
tigers, lions, wolves. camels, CRATES and zebras,
have been SO well instructed that one would
Some of the tricks these animals execute border
amazing, while some are the most laugh.
able ever seen. Elephants have been
figures of a quadrille by the trainer calling out
the name Of each fgure- 1t Is one of the most
astonishing displays of trained animals ever ex-
hibited, astonishing, because, asiae from the
trained TO execute such wonderfully difficult
tricks and feats; and still more SO. because
hitherto most of these creatures have been con-
sidered unt4nable aud some OF them intraot-
| sible with Ba mum q Bailey, in whose Greatest
Show on Earth all these queer trained creatures
viii be- seen, as well as hundreds of other sights.
There will be q circus In three rings, on two
elevated stages, races ON a big track. magical IL
Iusions, aerialists. hippodrome, museums and
Imre Kiralfy's grand historical spectacle, Co
luinbus and the Discovery of America, the latter
a6nsiog s sqGirin T viii hIs Ii b pfSS srs ;,n iadeIsalag On % q
RAILROAD cars, with the new milfon-dollar his
torical free street parade, on May z.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
BAYONNE ~BREVlTIES,
Interesting News Notes, Lodge and
Social, From the Kills.

There was q pound party at the resi-
,dence of John Nordine, No. 81 West
Forty-eighth street, last night. The pro-
ceeds amounted to $50, and will be given
to the Ma,thison NJ, E. Church piano
Messrs. G. H. Dow and August Kenike
have been elected delegates to the Grand
Court of New jersey A. o. Q +. by Court
Pride No. 1854. Court Winfield has
elected g. G. Kane and Joseph McCurin
as delegates.
The new house of the Newark Bay Boat
Club will be ready for occupancy May Is,
Arbor Day was appropriately observed
with entertainments ip all the schools. In
The Second ward school, songs and reci-
tation were made by Misses Clara Weight,
Clara McDermott, Lizzie Graef, Edna
Bettmann, Bridget O'Neil and Rosie
Stretsel.
The sixth entertainment of the Work
ingmen's Library course was given last
njTht. at the annual meeting of the
Trustees Of the Library the following
Board was elected:-Messr f. w. 30
wards, Il. Archibald. +. j.. Parker, b.
Brady, j. II. Thomas. }. L. Thomson and
Scion Humphreys.
At Il meeting of the Bayone Press Clup
at the st. Charles Hotel last night, q
musical aud dramatic programme was
presented. Supper was served and
speeches were made by Charles Mum the
host, aud Messrs. Swift, Bogert, Decker
and Brown. The club will give q public
sntertainment in May.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
VERY NEAR IT.
The Big Five Is Close to
the Championship
Goal.
WOMEN BANG BULL'S-EYES.
NewJersey Athletes-Several Bowl
ing Seores-Amateur Pugil-
isis BlackliSted.
WOMEN BANG BULL'S-EYES.

If the Jersey City Athletic Club does
ture the champion ship honors, it will be
because the Phoenix team has better luck,
The deciding games will be played next
Thursday night, when the rival teams
will meet. The Palma team will play a
conspicuous part in the battle, as its team
will bowl against the leaders. TIT
Palmas cannot win the first honors, but
it may cause a tie and compel the Jersey
City and Harlem teams to bowl again,
wen should one Of the leaders defeat its
present Only competitor for the heRors.
1t may too open the gate and admit
some of the teams in second place
if they succeed in winning in the next
two engagements. Each team has two
games to play. The Jersey City A. 2. and
PhWnix teams have each won 8 and lost
8 The America, Ivanhoe and Manhattan
A. G. have each won 8 and lost 4. II the
leaders should zach win and lose a game,
mud these three teams should win two,
for first honors. The prospect
is that the games next Thursday
night will settle it. There should be a
large delegation from Jersey City on hand
early to encourage the athletes, as The
Harlem rooters will be out aud do their
utmost to lift the Phoenix team into first
place.
average, 1t has an average of S44 Its
individual average is:-Fisper. 175; Ohm
stead, 10; Schultz. 167; Leaycratt. l6b;
Never, 1913.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
BRUTAL hVG MURDER.
A Cruel Fool CAT SEES u Faithful Animal
U.uEt.

A Cruel Fool Eatses a. Faithful Animals
Oohtn.
A brutal murder was committed today
in the yard attached TO h. Third p ecinct
police station. Yile vsctiEr was literally
filed with bullets. 1t WAS Il dog.
The owner was w. Kurzmann, q barber
doing business on Newark near Oakland
Eslrly this morning J.. +.
Ouirk, of No. 10 Court House Place, went
to mis- shop and was shaved. Before ieav
ing he saw the intact chad of The basDer
playing with Maj y, an intellige.t
spaniei.
Ouirk caressed the deg and frolicked
with him some minutes, aud then he said
ssernly:-*1MsjM, Pun going to take baby
away with me-"
AS be said tllis he reached toward the
child. The intelligent animal gave an
angly growl and sprang at Qplrk, He
seized the man by the hand and Inflicted
4 slight bite.
Terrified Gearly t. death Quirk ran 10 a
doctor aud had the would cauterized.
He bhen obtlnel IL death warrant for the
dog from j Justice Davis and the animal
was shot Us stated.
Kurztlfau and his family are sad over
the fate OF tlsir pet.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
WHO CAN TELL?

What Billy Fas rier's idea is in hsv-
ing lace curtains on the top floor OF his
plumbing shot,?
If it's true TINT Moulds intends buying
out Fiss, Doerr & Coz
What the Aohia boys think of Pete
Graham as an actor?
Why they wish they had let him run
the coat roona r.
Why the New Jersey Club has all the
best pool players2
If the Wanser administration will
claim the credit of the new Penpsylvania
depat Improvement.
Why the Journal waited until n Dem
ocratic refopner came along before 1t
bounced on existing abusesf
Why Captain McKaig is not In the
Sixth precipctf
Ii it is true that Frad Lampert is to be
Colonel of the Fourth Regiment?
When "Mike" O'Mara Will be made a
Hoboken car c%ouductorP
If it is true that Nat Fowler is to be
a drivers
Why Fred Mersheimer failed to. carry
his precinct?
Why Norman Rowe parted with SO
much OF his luxnriant beard?
II he is trying to be a young fellow
again?
How Captain MeKaig would look in the
Seventh precinct?
Why "Cap' Farrier don't want to go
to G~reepvilie?
Why Hopkins don't go abroadf
If Jersey City would last long without
him?
. How Cronheim likes his new variety
performance?
Who will succeed Justice Davis?
When the lucky man will get theres
Why the Worlds fakir has become a
Republican,
How many women in this city smoke
cigarettes?
If Fred Farrier's exit will stop the ill
a. in the First?
What Mayor-elect Wanser said to Fred
Kissamf
Whether Wanser will stop the Sunday
liquor %trafiics
Whether Scudder will preach at him to
make him do it,
Whether he will crush out policya
And what Scudder will have to say
about that?
Whether Wanser wou'5 wish he Yves
dead within q month after he becomes
Mayorf
And which of the elements that helped
elect him he will fually train within
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23

Georgia Drew Barrymore has been engaged
for next season BY Charles Frohman, Last
week she sent her manager a dispatch from San
Francisco asking permission to APP ear for q few
nights with the company of another manager,
who had made hers large offer, Nh. Frohman
answered with the one word "No.n In response
to this came the one word "Ohl'' which is prooa-
bly, the most laconic expression of her feelings
that a woman ever sent over 5000 miles OF wire.
The mystery of ex-dramatic critic G. H.;
Meltzer's disappeaEance from New York journ-
alistic life is solved. The Berlin cables To the
Herald are signed .sMe ltzer, = in capitals He
was a conscientious dramatic reviewer, and al
though his opinions We're open to dispute, their
honesty was beyond question. His un%cerenloni-
GUS exile. after serving the Herald faithfully for
several seasons, is regretlabie. But Mr.. James
Gordon BanneIt's WAYS are like the ways of
Providepce-m one respect, at all events They
pass understanding.
Esther Palliser, whose success in America in
''1he Gondoliers" two seasons age was pro-
nounesd, Las eeen engaged as rrinaa donna Of
the Carl Rosa Opera ClnipanY.
Thomas Q ssabroGke VIII prodncs 'sThe Isle
OF Champagne at Buffalo on May 10, preHaras
tory to d seven weeks run ~ tbs, Chicago Grand
Opera House, beginning a week later.
Marie Jansen is to leave the Francls Wilson
company.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CLUB.

The Outlook for II Season-Boating
Win He a Feature.
The Board OF Trustees of the New Jer-
sey A. @. held it's regular business meet
ing on Wednesday evening at the club
house, Bergen Point. n. ], The follow
ing members were present;-John New
man, A. w. Booth, @. e. Annett. Henry
Fuller, J. D. Boyd and James p. Sulli-
van.
Great preparations are being made by
the club for the summer. Many altera-
lions and improvements are being made
in the grounds. Each and every depart
men5 seems to be in good working order,
and no doubt the New jersey A. 9. Will
be heard from.
Chairman Boyd of thejscricket depart
ment reported that Henry Tyres, the
famous English professional, had been
engaged for the season to take charge Of
the grounds and coach the cricketers.
Many important matches have been ar
ranged for the home grounds, ana on May
30there is o match game on with the Bos-
ton A. A. at Boston.
The club proposes to 60 in for rowing
this season. and President Newman ap
pointed the following Boating Commit
tee:-A. w. Booth. Chairman; H. Meggs,
E. Allen, II. Leonard and N. Day. Sew
eral new boats are to be procured, among
them an SCARED she'll. 1T IS the Intention
Of tho committee to put an eight in train
ing at ouce and enter in all prominent
regattas during the season.
The Athletic Committee were given
full power to proceed with all the ar
rapgements for the Decoration Day games
of the club, and no pains or expense will
be saved.
One OF the principal features of the
Decoration Day carnival will be the la
- p,utch hatXvoar princatnn GnlIann
team and the New York A. A. U. cham
pions. The game will be called at one
O'Clock. AT two o'clock the athletic
events will take place, and at four O'clock
the baseball game. Manager Annett of
the baseball department. has secured the
strong Bensonnurst team for the attrac-
ton.
Twenty-Five new members were
elected.
There will be a meeting Of the club on
May 1S to consider the report of the Com
mittee on Constitution and bylaws.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23

AS predicted in The NEWS, there was a
wholesale suspension of amateur pugilists
at the meeting of the Board of Managers
of the Metrepolitan Association last night.
The suspects will have 10 produce the
medals they have won and make a
satisfactory explanation before they
can be reinstated. Among those of the
local clubs on the blacklist ares
Scottish American A. CD. ConneIs,
Pat Cahill, Dave Entwisle and r. Wilson,
Loriliard A. C.-William Burdock, J.
ID. Erammer, n. Leary, lane and Shea.
Gable A. Alb. Dngan aud J. Hart
Dett.
Wayne A. CIV. Menohan.
Jersey City-A. Wilson.
hoboken-A. MoDonough, Il. Torpey,
? Gutenberg A. N-joe Haud.
The hist embraces all the prominent
"AmaehooEs." Chs association deserves
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
HOBOK OTE

Hereafter the District court days will be Tues
days and Fridays
Yesterday afternoon DR.. Atwell walked into
the lolice ST ation and handed Captain Hayes q
letter trom the New York District Attorney
which showed that the Doctor had furnished
bail in New York.
The Police Board will meet on Monday after
noon. Al sorts of runors as to what the Board
win do ale afioat. Some of the rumols are
laushalle.
Tonight Major Woerner Post Woman,s Relief
Corps viii hold a calico hop ut odd Fellows
Hall.
pne Michael ]. Byrnes Association named af-
ter the popular First Ward boniface will hold an
excursion THIS summer.
Mayor stanton will make a determined effort
to see tk9t the taxes a g lowered.
The VIII ain A. Barrett Association will hold
their second annual picnic at Berg's Oriental
Patk, on The Heights, on Monday evening, June
20.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
NO PoRTIA FRENCH. JOSEPH W. NIBLo
| Henry Welsh, John g Devlin. Jr., George D.

Woouruus- NI .IM
10TH day of Cclober. 1871, we purchased for the
sum of one thousand nine hundred and nfty eight
dollars and ninety-eght cents all the lana and
real estat e situate in Jersey CITY, In the County of
Hudson and State of New Jarsey, Fronting on
WAYNE street, which is laid down and DESIGNATED
as lots Ncs. y, 8, 10 and II, In block number "a.
upon an assessIp ent map annexed to q report
made by commissioners of Ad tustInento APP
pointed n and for said city by the Circuit Court
re BORT and MAP was filed In the Office of the city
Collector or Jersey City, on the 2istd day Of Janu
airy. 1891. SAID report and map and said salo being
made pursuant TO the Lrovlslops OF an act of the
LegisIature Of New Jersey. passed March SOth.
1881, entitled
of arrearnges OF uppaid taxes assessments and
water rate. or water rents In cities OF this
state, and Imposing and Lowing q tax, assess
arrearagcs, and TO enforce The payment there
Of and TO provide for tho Sale of lands SUB
1ected TO future tax alton and asses sment.
And the several supplements thefcto.
And you are Iurthor notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest in said Land and real
estate. and unless the said land and real estate
shall ba redeemed. as provided in said act,
before tho expiration Of. six months from an
q liter inc Service hereof, a deed for The same Will
simple OF said land and real estate according TO
the provisions o. the said act.
Dated Jerssy CiV. y y, AprilL 1872
Il. and z
THE NEW JERsEySyELE e~usRAsyEE 8 1aIsFicog
Attorney and Agent. FOR Pprchase.r,.
Jersey City. MI.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23

day night by the Republican party.
The Journal yesterday alleged that
they were held. They were not. Our
reporters sought diligently for them
and could find nothing of them. The
County Committee simply had lists Of
delegates to the County Convention
printed and called the process ''hold-
ing primaries"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
High Class MINISTRIES In Hoboken.

AT the Hoboken Theatre last nigAt Cor
mans High Class Minstrels played to a
big house. The performance is an excel
lent one, each Individual member Of the
company being an artist.
Tonight q big crowd is expected as the
proceeds are for the benefit OF Manager
w. S. Ross. whose friends are legion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
FOOTBALL.
The Bariys and Mitchel1s Will Meet To

The Bariys and MitcheIIs VIII Meet To-
morrOw-The Teams.
Tomorrow at Ridgewood Park, Brook
lyn, the football teams Of the William
Barry Association of this city and the
John Mitchells of Brooklyn will meet in
one of the most exciting games Of foot
ball, under Gaelic rules, ever witnessed
in this n The Mitchelis are con-
sidered the strongest team in the Gaelic
League, yet the Barrys are confident of
duplicating their success in the Emmett
game two weeks ago and bringing back
The honors 70 Jersey City. They Will line
nm as folloWs:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
eatarrh in New England.

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction to every
one using it Tor catarrhal troubles. "a Mellor
Druggists, Worcester, Mass.
L befeva Ey's Cream balm Is the best article
for Catarrh ever. offered the public. Bush s. Co,
Drug gists, Worcester. Mass.
An article Of real merit, &C. P. Alden, Druggist,
Springfield, Mass.
Those who use it speak highly of it.-Geo. A.
Hill, Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
CreamBalm has given satisfactory results
W. 7. Draper. Druggist Springfield Mass.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
uoboken Tax Adjustment.

An application was made to Judge Werts to-
day to have him fix the salaries of the Commits
sioners of Adjustment for the city of Hoboken,
as prescribed in the Martin Act. Judge Werts
said he would probably designate the salaries
~, Afnydou -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
Trap Shots.

The pigeon match which was to have
been held at Mentor Park yesterday. did
not come off because OF the absence OF
Frederick Barr and D. D. Wyer. In a
sweepstakes shoot J. Berkery and j.
Collins killed II out of IL. J. Waller
Killed 8. and 2. Sullivan and J. Walle-
mington killed s aud z, respectively.
The shoot between Fulford ana Class
was postponed.
The New Jersey Shooting Association
will crack targets AT Claremont this after
moo
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23

The game will begin at three p. ~, At
its conclusion the two teams of the Kick
Club of Harlem and the Wolfe Zone
Club Of Brooklyn will give an exhibition
ness both contests Will be twenty-five
cents.
The C~aledonian and Americas football
teams meet ut Monitor Pork tomorrow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23

NAYS LANDING, April %, s92.-William
Dillon was sentenced vest erday to three years in
the Stale prison for burglary, After being
and Sheriff. Judge Reel again called Dillon
before him this afternoon and sentenced him to
four years.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23

The Cartaret Club will open the season
to-day in it's handsome courts or Airing
ton avenue. The jersey City Tennis
Club will have its opening on Saturday
May Z. The grounds are being put In
condition for the event. The club will
have a tournament this season.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23

This paper Is democratic IN principles
and Is Independent in its vieles on all
Toe al questions
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
High Rolling.

Rattling scores were made in a team
contest by the Orion Clubs bowlers at
Dramatic Hall. The totals were:-
Team No. 1-Thomas, ZIG; Weber. l85;
Metzger, 191. Hoffman, 1872. Total. 7S4
Team No. Thrown, TIA; Zahn. 162;
Schmidt, 1872; Houston. 225. Total, 753.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23

The first game of b season will be
contested at Oakland Park this after
noon. The teams Of the Lerillard A. g.
and Stevens Institute will meet in the
first of p series OF games. The game
will be called at 4 O'Clock. It will be q
lively contest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23

The members Of the Lady Miller Rifle
Club of Hoboken had their competitions
an Thursday night and many capital
scores were made. The competitors and
Mrs. II. KstenkamD, $50; Mrs. D. Miller,
236; Mrs. Voeel. 23G Miss Bonn. 2S3, Mrs.
II. Stadler. 22S; Mrs. G. Cordts, 22s; Miss
NJ. Miller. 22T; Miss A. Clsnsen, 205; Mrs..
Ii, Meyer, 1896, and Mrs. NJ. Barrett. III.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
praise for its bold actioA 70 Suppress these
professional fighters and fakifA.
CLEVER WEIGHT Showers
A Chose Contest Teams on
Dukes Shuffieboards.

A Chose Contest geams on
Dukes shuffieboards.
The team match at shuhboaId with
Duke and Muldoon as partners against
Barnes and Fitzsimmons was settled last
night. 1t was a series OF six out of
eleven. ItSYas decided by the most in
teresting SWITCHBOARD contest that has
been decided at Dukes, The entire Sc
ries had to be played to
decide the victory, at no time
was then a difference OF over two points
at the close OF each game. The man ner
In which Thomas Waldron ncld Barnes,
the amateur champion of Hudson, down,
was a wonderful surprise which seemed
to be highly appreciated by the great
crowd OF spectators. Duke imagined
that he had a pretty easy snap in Fisz-
simmons, but Fitz Is in good condition
and played his old time game, and Archie
experienced great difficulty in scoring
against him, although lie made two good
counts. Fitzsimmens aud Barnes cap
tured the last game by two points, thus
giving them the victory. The return
Series will be played on Monday night.
Duke says shat there will be a different
story to tell. |
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23

The Boyds had a small attendance at
their weekly meet at Colonel Browns
alleys, but they had a merry time. The
score of the final game is appended
Team No. boyd, l55; Riordau, 152;
Burke. 1862; Noonan. 1856. Total, COS. =
Team No. 2-Austin, 135; Heintz, 1875;
Roche. IT'S; Ternane, 1913. Total, 591.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
close Came al the Arion.

The Thursday Night Club of the Arion
Society had a series of lively team CON
tests. This was the result of the fin al
game:-
Team No. 1-Kurdel. 135: Schmidt. l49;
Neil. 1859; Ehrlich, 1871, Total, ga.
1e3; steinberger, 1872; Walter, ITO. Total,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-23
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