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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28

SZCzEClN. - Ccs. Wilhelm nadaf
nowo spuSzczonemun ma .mome okre-
towi nazwe "llohcnzollern'.
LoNnYN. - Tutejszy ambassador
angielski Lincoln ostrzega Amcryka-
now przed systematycznemi oszust-
wami, popetnianemi przez nieiakie
60 Moore, ktdry zawiadamia Z Lon
dynu osoby zamieszkale W Ameryce
O przypadajqcych jakoby Ia nich
spadkach - inastephie w rdzny spo-
sob ie wyzyskuje.
BERLIN. - Nieja]Si Helnze zona
zostali aresztowani "a zabdjstwo,
spe}nione ieszcze WI. 1881 Zamor-
dowanym przez mich. zostaf wtedy
str6z nocny Braun tuz przy drzwiach
koscio4a sw: Elzbiety. Twierdza, ze
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
zN6w NIEPoKoj jE W VEN |
ZUELI.

CARAcAs,2s czerwca q. --Ustapieh pie
prezydenta Paulacios bynaimniej pie
zakohczyfo awantur polity cznych-
Jen. Crespo ME zgadza sic na O.
biecie w4adzy przez wice-prezy ID.
.Villegas i jen. Mona gas .projckf to-
wana przez mich reoga nizacye VIA d.
pahstwowych. !.
'Ztad rewolucya. Jf On. Crespo ma
szeruje pod Caracas, gdzie 4apcw:ne
stoczy stanowcza bit Te Z przeclw:;
nikami. +.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
Ostatnie Teleg; ram y.
SPRAWA KAP. BORUPA WH
TZBIE. rs

PARYz, 28go czerw ca. :. Spra wa
kap. Borupa, kt6ry q hajduje sic pod
zarzutem szpiegostwa ,, bedzie' d ziS
poruszona W parlame encie franc llz-
kim ma zadanie p. Ma Aueta --OdWo-
}anie kap. Borupa pr4 4ez r zad a1ne
rykanski, wywo}a}o hajlepsze w Fa-
Ienie. i |
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
NQtatki .1elegrafcz'ae.
- w Port William, O. otruli sic
2O-letni G. Palmer i 16-letnia Mary
Con cklin tego powodu, ze rodzice
nia nhcie1i zezvyo1if ma ich Slub,

Concklln tego poWodu, re rodzlce
ME chcieli zezwolit ma ich Stub.
W. Zimms, pocztmistrz W
Fitztown, Ps. zc sta} oddany pod
sad|i postawiony pod kaucya $1,000
"a otwieranie cudzych list6w. CzynH
to 2 ciekawo$ci! ....
T Pociag ekskursyjny, idacy W
niedziele z Muncie, Ind. do Cellna,
O. tax. byf przepemiony ludzmi, re
W wagonach p powstafy awantury i
b6jki. Jeden pasazer6w zosta} W
poblizu Portland wyrzucony pocla-
gu i ciezko poraniony; drugl
odn i6sf tax ciezkie uderzenie W gfo-
we, ze moze wskutek niego umrzec.
= W St. Mary's Mo. niewiadomo
zka d pochodzaca pantera porwa}a le-
zace ma progu domu dziecko PAM
Williamson. Matka da}a alarm i W
tel chwili pogoh pobieg}a "a dzl-
klein zwierzeciem., Pantera zos stafa
zabita poi mill cd mieisca, ale
tyn czasem zdazy}a iuz odgryzt gfo-
we biednemu dziecku.
Eliasz Lloyd, dyrektor banku
W J Joplin, Mo. pope}ni} niezw wykfe
sam ob6istwo. Pzryiozy}sobie do gfo-
WV wielki nab6i dynamitowy i zapa-
lii 60. .. G}owa zosta1a roztrzaska-
ma ma drobne kawalki. Powodem sa-
moboistwa - ob}ed.
= W Kirkville, Ia. piorun ude-
rzy4 W koSciH podczas habozehstwa.
Kilka os6b zosta}o ogfuszonych, mkt
ME zabity.
William Bates, zonobojca 70
sta} wywleczony przez tfum z WIG
zienia W Shelbyville, Tenn. i pq qwie-
SONY . .. Kr6tki sad!
= W Seattle, Wash. wczora miaf
miejsce straszny .pozar, ktory znl-
szczy4 kilka zak}ad6w handlowych j
przemysfowych., Szkoda $5oo.ooo.
Eel Reno, ma terytorium O.
klahoma, donoszs, ze pomiedzy in
dyanami Cheyenne Arapahoe pa
nuia zn6w niepokoie... Indyanie
zadaja zwrotu grunt6w i odmawiala
przyjecia przeznaczonych i'm porcyj
zywnosci. Obawiaja sic zaburzeh i
powstania.
- W Omaha, Neb. odbedzie sic
'wkr6tce konwencya partyi prohibi-
cyonistow, tych, co to-. pl]a sa-
ma wode!!
- w Fountain City, o 9 mil cd
Vino ny, MINI. wczoraj padal spieg.
- 2 Brooklyna wyp}yna} wczo-
raj ok kret "Miranda'', udajsoy sic
do bieguna pd}nocnego ma odszuka-
ME W yprawy porucznika Peary, kto-
ry prz zeszlo pred rokiem wyjechaf
W okolice podbiegunowe ma okrecie
ssKate''.
- W fabryce zelaza "Homestead"
W Pittsburgh moze przyjsc lada
chwila do strajku. Powodem strajku
jest bezpodstawne wydalenie 100 ro-
botnik6w. W razie, jesli przyjdzie
do straiku, rzuci prace 1000 ludzi.
: W Okolicy Sigorney, Ia. 20
sta}y odkryte bogate pok}ady wegla
kamiennego.
W St. Louis, Mo-. wybuchnaf
straijk robotnikow 4adujacych iowa
ry ma statki.
- W Duluth, MINI. W cyrku
braci. Ringing lew ugryz} reke je-
dnenl III ofcyalistdw cyrkowych,
kt6ry w}ozyf jq nieostroznie do kla-
tiki.
wv Ashury Park, n. J. zatrute-
lub nieczysto zrobione lody spowo-~
dowafy chorobe blizko stu os6b.
Mkt ME jest chory niebezpiecznie'..
w Sciotoville, O. 'niejaki Odel,
ugryziony przez w$ciekfego psa, "a
- -; 10 ,,,,,cor no 1u6zi w chwI-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-14
NotIcIas de la Capital

Con escasa concurrencia, sin duda & causa
del NAL tempo que hacia, puso en- escena la
empresa Roumegoux 10 precioaa opera c6mica
del maestro ROssini titulada E BGsbeyo de Sc
UilI0, que fu6 lnterpretada tan bien como po.
dfa permitirlo 81 escaso personal de la Compa
flfa. La sefl0ra La Potel (Rossins), tuvo mo-
ment0s muy feliCeg Oh que arranc6 expont4-
neos aplausos del auditorio; sobre todo GUAM
do cant0 los VGFiGcIOsses de Rhode en- el tercer
acto. FL senior Sacareau (Figarol tambi6n
tuvO oportunidad de lu'irse, fu6 aplsudido
81 seiior Ste. b IN (don Basilo) On la rOmanza do
bajO del segundO 8cto. El senior Durand (don
bles en- ell desempefio de gu papel. aa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-14
ResoIuciones de Guerra

Aprobando declarando indemDisable il
comisi6n desempenada por ol C0mandante de
Ej6reito Captain de Estado Mayor don Jos6 dc
Elola, con obietO de c0ntinuar los trabajos del
mapa militar do la Isla.-Aocediendo s 10 so
lieitado por 81 conanado del Penal de Puerto
Rioo Juan Alverola Badia, On s6plica do indulto
do Ia pena de IL amos do preside, teniendo 81
Cuenta el tempo dc Condena sufrido y las Or
cunstancias que concurrieron on IL realisa-
ci6n del hecho de autos.- -AprobandO 10 ins-
tancla promovida p0r DON Jose BetanOourt,
en- g6plica do pernis0 para Construir una
casa de MADEIRA en- el Barrie dc Ii Marlne,
-Aprobando el destino dado al teDiente 90:
ronel don Rafael Iturriaga, procedente dc Ia
Peninsula On Ia ComandanCia Militar de AreCibo.
-Idem del idem Heliodoro Moncada sO:er s u
Comandancia General dc Guyana IdNm del
iden don DemetriO OalnuNa & la Id do Agna
dilIa -1dom del lar. Tsuiante don wigneg Ma
TN 81 1ataD6R dc VallAdQ ~ldeR del ideVp
D. ~ p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-14
Re.ortamos de Eg lmspascja1 de Msysguez:
Otro crimen

Fresco atin en- Ia memOria de todOs eli re
ouerdO de I'm sangriento tEs MI ocurridO recien-
temeDte cercS se esta pObaCi6n, un nuevO
homicide viene tu bar esagradablemente
los 4nimos, demNstrando las lamentabbles con.
secuencias que se derivan de la falta de Hgi.
lapcia
Sc trata, lc que parece, de I'M asesinato
Ocurrido entire IL IL de la noche de aver On
ell corral dc a casa de don Fernando Anso&te-
gui, sita On 81 oaminO de- esta playa, On ID calle
dc MendoZ Vi9o, y en- la aCtu0l1dad deshabitada.
ALI SO encOntr6 el Cad4ver, tendid0 de 0S-
paldas, de IN hombre de 60 amos, blanco, de
estatura regular, que result6 ser Manuel Alago
Irixarri. Este viejO dOrmia en- una casita muy
Immediate & Ia del sen ,r AnsoAtegui y estaba
al cuidado de esta.
He aquf los detalles que hemos podido
adquirir:
Estaba Alsgo entregado al sue d } y junto s
81 rexaba su mujer AntOnfa Gracia Cintr6n,
cuando POGO mas menos la hOra indicada, se
sintieron los ladrid0s de una perrita que eataba
fuera de De- casa Manuel despierts, pc levanta,
y 80 dirige al corral armada de un perrillo, sin
atender las sdplicaB do GU mujer, que no Querfa
dajarlo salir porque estaba enferm0. Ella Cerr6
Embellishments Ia puerta.
LA referida AntOnia supone que % marido
llegarla Ia casa del senior Ansoategui en- los
momentos que 81 matador saldria de ella que
este acOmeti6 & Manuel infiri6nGOle heridas /;
una On 81 cuello, debajo de ls oreja izquierda,
otra On 81 hombro derecho, la tercera en- el bra
20 correspondence al h0mbro y Ia Ultima On 81
muzl0 iEquierdo.
Momentos despu6s tuvo Ia pOlicia conoci
miento del heeho por un cochero que habia Wis
TO salir de dicho sitio nm hombre, el cual Sc
esourri6 por la pared dirigi6nd0se al centro de
la poblaci6n.
Los agentes de 10 auroridad encontraron
al desdtCh8dO Manuel moribundO y & los pOc0s
instantes Ia infeiix viOtima exhal6 el 6ltdmO
suspiro sin pOder articular una sola frase.
Sc ignora Quien es 81 aut0r de tan barbara
crimen los Tribunales desplegan 10 mayor
actividad para conseguir 90 captura
E hochO Que acabamoS de Tolatar ha Ocu.
rridO en- una de las GALES mas traDeitadas de 10
poblaci0n y no puede scr mas egcandaloso por
sus ciEcunstanCias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-14

81 sentido de ayeriguar 81 precio en- que podrii
adQuirirse ega parte del territOTiO turco, lie
gandoae sfirmar que eso precio ha sidO fijadt
On loo millOnes do pesetas. hay 70 counties
constituidos para Fealizar Ia idea, y no serl
extrafo que dentro de POGO tempo oil muude
cat6lico 90 yea inundado de circulares invi
tando & los cristianos contribuir con su 6bole
para reunir aQuellA suma, que, en- verdad, nc
parece muy creCida nj diffcil dc reunir lSera
acasO esta nueva Cruzada mas f0cunda GA 70
sultados practicos que aquellas otras de Pedro
el Ermita6O7 :
La sociedad de los AstillerOs del Nervi0n
pretecto dc que sl gobierno no se apresura
entregarle una cr0Cida suma que dice Que i
adeuda, ha auHpendidO sus trAbsjoa, Oondensn.
do huelga forZ0sa algunOs centenares de
obreros. Los pOliticOS ven On esta cOnduCta
del sofior Martinez RivaS una ostrat9gema para
ob:igar al g0biernO s pasar Dor les hOrCas eau
dinas, teniendO on cuenta los peligros que of O.
ce Ia falta de trabajo para tan @, ooidO ndm0ro
de ObrerOs. estandO, como estamos. en- vispera
del /: de Mayo. Eel eeflOr C6nOvas 0sta, gegun
se dice resue'to NO dejarss imponer, y pare
CO que Cuenta con mediOs para COngegdirlO.
Aver tarde SO m0straba. el MinistrO de Marina,
en- el salon de confersnc'as dol Congreso, suma
monte irritadO pOr Ia cOnducta del senior Mar
tinez Rivas, cu6ntase que uno dc los diputaz
dos que le escuchabsn le dijO con tOnO IN tam
tito Sumbon: asl p g 81 diablo q Quien le
Sirve.
En- Ell senado no oourre NADIA de particular.
El C0ngreso sieue OcupadO en- Ia discussion dc
los presupuestos que, como aiempre, estA desa-
nimada. Terminals 10 discussion de la tOta-
ldad, han sido va aprobadas las secCiOnOs de
Ia Presidencia, Estado Graoia J Justicia tales
como la c0misi6n las habfa presentadO. Es de
presumir que 10 mismo ocurrir& con Las demRs
SeoCiOnes.
ri proceso de los petardistas s'gue en- su-
mario, y por consjguiente on aecret0
Aver muri6 el Director del Monte de Piedad
y Gaia de Ahorros de Madrid, don B 'aulio Anton
Ramires. E-a un funciOnario diguo, laborioso
intelligence, deja On Ia sdministraci6n de
aquel ben6fco ESTABLISHMENTS un vaci0 dif1cil
de llenar.
Urb0saWs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-14

don Manuel. Aguirebefla al idem idem. -Couce-
diendo 81 1ar. Teniente don Ramon BarriO Pc
res q regreso 4 la Peninsula con abono del pa
saje por cuenta del Estado -Ha ascendiio ge-
neral dc Division, con antiguedad de 16 Abril,
sl general dc Br. r.gada don Andres Gonzalez y
Mudoz Id general de Brigads el Corouel de
Infanteria don Manuel Ortega Sanchez Mu.
nor, ndmero q de Ia escala de 50 clase
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-14

XI ,Hsmos sabido hoy con profundfsima pc
Il na que nueStrO estimado amigo compa
hero el senior don Manuel Fernandez Jun
COS, esta pasando por la pena de haber recibi-
10 Ia noticia del falleoimiento de su &c n ,r pa
DIRE, OcurridO on Ia Peninsula. Crea el distin-
guido amigo que de TODD coraz6n le acompafia-
mos On Ia justiSima pena que le al je.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-14

TOJO AQUA.-En Ia Tipograffa de LA
CORRESPONDENGIA Sc hacen toda clase de tra-
bajos de imprenta precios sumamente eco
n0miCos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-14

Sc insaribieron en- los libros de Defunciones del
Registro Civil de esta Capital las de Mercedes
Fontanes y. Suarez Ramon Font y Maury, y
On los de Nscimientos dnicamente 81 asiento
de Damasa Sal tOs y Reyes.
.E*
No ha hsbido hoy ventas lie sz6car en-
competencia en- esta Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-14

wLa suscrici6n LA CoRRRspoNDKNC1A vale
DOS PESOS POR TRIMESTRE adelantadO On
los pueblOs de la Isla. No 90 servira nnguna sUs-
crici6n 81 CON la Carta de avso no sc acOmpafa el
valOr de nm trim0str0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-14
Un Hoialatero

Sc necesita un buen ojalaterO. Informa-
ran en- IL calle de la Cruz ndmero 25.-DOnsi,s.
go LippO. 81
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-28
THE TURF.
MRS. SMITHS SUDDEN DEATH.

Died of Heart Disease ON the Way to the
Theatre.
Mrs. Susan e. Smith. sister of Detec-
tive Colville Smith. came over from New
York to spend the holidays with Mr..
Smith at his home, No. rs Fairview v Q
nue.. Last night she started for the Opera
House with Detective Smiths son, Isaac
Smith, and his wife, on q Montgomery
street car. Near the City Hospital. Mrs.
Smith said she felt Ill. She gasped and
asked to be let out of the car TO get air.
She was assisted out and SGT down upon
a stone opposite the Hospital. Immedi-
arely after she became unconscious. Mr..
Smith ran TO the Hospital aud brought
DR.. Culver to her aid. When DR.. Culver
arrived, he said that Mrs. Smith was
dead.
Isaac Smith and his wife could not be-
lieve that it was more than a faint. They
carried the inauimate form to the Hospi-
tai, and then all saw that DR.. Culver was
right. Mrs. Smith was dead.
Mrs. Smith was a widow and lived with
another sister of Detective Smith on
Seventh avenue, New York. She had
been apparently in first rate health for
some time and ate a hearty supper last
night. The body was taken TO Detective
Smiths house.
Death was caused by heart disease, Of
which Mrs. Smith had suffered a previous
attack.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-28
JUSTICE MGRATH'S CARPET.

alderman Salinger Protests Apafnst
Paying For It-who Ordered It?
i The Board OF Aldermen,s regular meet
ng last night was brief and was %occupied
CHIEFLY In the consideration of the bill of
FRANCIS A. Regan for $24613 for furniture
a labor In furnishing Justice Nc
Gratn's Second District Courtroom. The
principal Item In the account is $3.50. 81 for
l5lA yards OF tapestry carpet.
alderman Salinger said he would like
10 know by what authority the Garnet
was fncluded in the furniture. He IL
Chairman OF the District Court Conn
mittee and had attended every meetino
out he didn't know anything abont the
carpet until yesterday when he. saw Il On
the courtroom floor while be was trying q
case. he moved thar the articles needed
Tor Sne courtroom be bought at 4 coat
not TO exceed $l25. He knew of q man
Wno mad second hand furniture such "a
was needed that could be bought for s50-
Alderman Day said Alderman Salinrer
would find That the claim was all resu-
lar.
Alderman McCoobery moved that the
claim be referred to the District Court
Commlteee and. this motion prevailed.
Inc Board granted six liquor licenses.
SIX peddlers' licenses and a. Slaughter
house license, and received an invitation
10 attend the ball of the Liberty Guards
at Pohlnann's.
President Allen was in the chair and
aldermen Dusenberry, S~alinger. Me-
Eutee, KeoRh. Lahey, McCoobary. Ear
ley, LAY and Kelly were present.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-28
A FIsTIC CARNIVAL.

Three Battles This Evening at Coney
Observation-Disclosures C~halIsnge.
The Coney Island Athletic Club offers
a fine card this evening. They have three
great fistic battles ON the programme.
The important event Is for an internationa
championship. Billy PIimmer and Joe
McGrath will be the princi pals In the
final bout. The former is the favorite.
The other events will he a ten round
bout between the ex-amateur champions,
Con. Sullivan and Hugh Boyle, and an
eight round bou between the middle
weights. Billy Leedom, of Philadelphia,
and Mofat Flaherty. of Boston.
The manager of the Coney Island A. G.
has recovered from the attack of tempo
rarY mental trouble. He has cancelled
the offer of $4,000 for the McAuIiffe-
Burge fight.
Joseph Cardweller has sent to me
NEWS a communication In whS6l he
states he is averse to, advertising .self.
and makes no claim to being a~gilistic
star. a. Willie Hogan has aeaE. He is,
however, willing to meet Hogan for a
purse before the Chelsea A. G.. IN a four
round bout, or is willing to wager $50 on
the result of a finish fight. He Is also
willing. after his go with Hogan, whether
he is a winner or loser, TO meet Willie
Roden In four weeks.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-28
INJURED BY A FALL
William Mulier's F~erryboat Fake Thrown
Out of Court.

William Muller's Ferryboat Fak Thrown
Out of Court.
The suit for damages brought by Will
lam Muller in the Circuit Court was
ended today. Judge Lippincott directed
the jury to render a verdict for the de
PENDANT, the Hoboken Ferry Company.
1t was claimed by Muller, as published
10 The NEWS yesterday, that one Of the
Barclay street boats collided with the
bridge on the New York side so violently
that q. log fell and crushed and broke
both OF Muller's arms, which were resting
on the railing OF the boat. forward.
Muller appeared to be almost silly when
he told this story IN the witness stand.
He said that after the accident he tainted
away and that the deck hand carried him
into the ferry house aud left him there
alone an hour and a half. Then y deck
hand advised him to return to Hoboken
and 60 to Christ's Hospital. He did not
go TO the Institution. but went home.
Muller had not q single witness to
~corroborate his story.
The defense produced all the employees
OF the company who were on the boat
and bridge on the day in question and
they all swear positively that 40 such &C.
cident took place. 1t was also shown by
the defense that the Injuries which
Muller undoubtedly had received in some
Aiduuets COulu uOb QObSlUty nave Deon
caused by a weight falling across the
arms, but must have been received
by Mullers's falling from
a height on his hands. The left arm had
an impacGed fracture and the right arm
wal broken at the elbow, and the hone
pushed up over the elbow joint.
Lawyer Besson for the Company
claimed that Muller had fallen aud that
the job Of making the Company response
BILE vas concocted, and that Lawyer
James A. Gordon who appeared for
Muller had been imposed upon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-28
RUM In HOBOKEN.

A Saloon for Every One Hundred and
Fifty-two of the Population.
Every man, aud child in Hobo
ken spends yearly for rum, on the lowest
calculation, $40, and there is a rum shop
in the city for every 152 of the population.
This is "a fact made evident in the last
report of the city license inspector, sub
United to the Police Commission
ers at their meeting held Mon
day evening, December 10. So
proud were they of this magnificent
exhibition of the License Inspectors ac-
tivity that on motion OF Commissioner
Michael j. Coyle the report was
ordered spread In full on the minutes, and
at the next meeting a motion will be in
troduced providing for the printing Of
the report In book form.
The license Inspectors report shows 816
rum shops in the city, of which 10Y are In
the First ward; II IN the Second, IS in the
Third; and 100 in The Fourth. II only
voters were allowed to patronize these
rumshopS there would be one sslAon In
the First ward fer every II persons; one
in the second for every SO; one In the
Ihtrd for every IS; and one In the Fourth
Tor every 20; or an average throughout
the city OF one for every 90 votes.
Quite q large sum OF money ia in
vested For instance, giving a very low
calculations
31s rum shops. license fee $3.50 each. $4,000
Kent, 5000 average yearly for each
Salary of bartande,s ONE FOR asoh ios,oOo
UNI shop, at $3.50 per ysar........ POS, 4oo
Proprietor's income for comfortable
living" cay each 81. 600 per year,. $4,000
So'oVo STOCK per year for each store. 1,580,00O
Making a total of 90 aae ann
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-28
ST. LUCY'S Y. MS. LITERARY UNION.
Their eileen oge" a Charming Pro
duction-Prizaa Toniehk

Their EILEEN Oge" q Charming Pro.
duction-Prizes Tonight.
st. Lucy's Young MEMS Literary Union
last night, repeated their successful per-
formance of "Elleen O0e. or Dark's the
Hour before the DAWN at ST. Lucy's
HAIL A feature of the evening was the
presentation to Miss Mary 1'obiu of a
gold watch. for her material aid TO the
building fund of the new church.
Inc play, which Is very entertaining.
deals with the fortunes Of a.pretty irish
maid nj her lover, with the usual ac-
compartment of q villain. Mr.. William
): Hanlon, as the hero. and Miss Maggie
murphy, as the heroine. did excellent
work, aud Miss Gertrude aud Mr.. Albert
Mellon charmed their hearers with grace
1ni dancing and sweet singing. The pIav
Will De repeated this evening.
Inc rest of the cast Were;-Harry
LOTUS, Mr.. James White; Mclean, Mr..
James Lambert; Brian O'Farrell. Mr.
John j.. Keane; Father Mahoney. Mr..
Michael Sullivan; Mr.. MoriarIty. Mr..
John Murray; John Thomas, Mr., Patrick
~Proudford; Tim. Mr.. John Hanlan:
Greagh, MIR. John Casey; Talbot. M
Peter Keane: McShane, Mr.. John McDon-
ala; Peasants, Messrs. William Duffy.
Joseph Byrnes and John McLaren: Cora
O.Donnell. Miss Annie Nulty: Mrs.
O.Dounell, Miss Lizzie Carroll; BridreE
Mcclure, Miss Mary Proudford: Nellie' a
servant Miss Kitty Murphy.
1nls evening the young lady who sold
the most number of tickets will be- pra-
sented with O gold watch, and the v0lno
gentleman foremost in the same line viii
receive a gold scarfpin.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-28
BAYONNE SCHOOLS.

PRESIDENT Griswold Of the Board Of Educatyon
was a6sent last night. He is away on business
a ~ = me fourth meeting he has missed and an
enosn was made to have the Office declared
sacane, eut the point of order was raised that
me Iourtn meeting had not expired. Miss Hattie
c@ eoo = recently had her salary advanced to
pow E year. The Increase began on December
nag not been fixed for November j
Iuu sent In her resignation. In her
letter she charged that several trustees had not
copied: The committee reported that Il had
leased the old edifice of St. Johns Fpisconal
S ona for the Academic department and the
IN the old City Hall to the church. Two com.
referred. 's "oie
Notes.
The members Of the Bergen Point Lawn Ten.
~ ms Gluo and their friends made merry last even
ingsin schuyler Hal, Bergen Point, at its second
monshiy sociaLassembly and hop.
william y. Voorhees,, Jr., OF Linden street.
has returned from q pleasure tour through the
A full dress hop win be held on Thursday
evening n the club house Of the Newark Bay
Boat Cub. The event is under the auspices Of
q committee of the clubs members.
The annual meeting Of the Newark Raw poa j
Club Is scheduled for Tuesday evening, Janu
airy 10.
Jason A. LodwIck Of St. Louis. formerly the
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Mechanics
Trust company OF this city, Is visiting his family
at their home on Avenue c.
The report that Miss Catherine Noonan. " ho
was struck by an express train on ths orc
Branch division OF the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey at Eiizabethport on Saturday evening.
died at the home of her aunt in Elizabethport
on Monday night. is denied by her friends,
Miss Nconan's mother Is q widow and she i've
on Binnet Street, this city.
President Joseph 81. Wright, of tn >fAt
resigned his position owing Il
Mrs. Wright,