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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-01
POLITICAL SENSATION.
Republicans of the warmoth Faction
Arrested,

Arrested.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The politi-
clans of this city are somewhat wrought
up today over the political sensation
which developed Friday when several
prominent Federal office-holders of the
Warmoth faction were arrested on war
rants charging them with criminal libel.
The trouble grew out of split in the
Republican ranks and denunciatory ar
ticles in the Republican" newspaper)
charging the state senators, Guichard
and Demas, ex-senator A,omas A.
Cage, permanent chairman &. the state
Republican convention, State Represent
atives Brown, Sims and Henry Demas
with having received $500 each from
the lottery company for their vote and
influence in the state convention. The
Republican is edited by A. r. Burk-
dohle, coiner of the United States mint,
and is the acknowledged organ of the
Warmoth faction. Friday this paper
had an editorial which attacked Thomas
Cage in rather sarcastic manner. Mr..
Cage Immediately had affidavits made
out for criminal libel against Collector
Warmoth, Appraiser Bodger, Surveyor
of the Port General Mcmillan, United
States Marshal Donnally, Editor Burk.
aohle and Pearl Wright. whose name is
mentioned as a probable candidate fol-
governor on the Republican (Warmoth
ticket. Those gentlemen are in the di
rectory of the Republican.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-01

a glove buttoner is in the form of a
whip, the lash, which curls back and
around the handle, forming the loop.
A silver cigarette holder is fashioned
in the shape of woodcock's head, the
long, slender bill of the bird forming the
stem.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-01

"But right is right. though II Is not al
,Uays popnIdr. and stand by II tchether 1t
geiires me to prirate life or tJts me to nigh
er hOnors"-ROger q. MUS.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-01
THE NEWS is THE OFFICIAL OR
GAN OF THE CITY OF WACO.

81 am for free commerce with all
nations.,,-Thomas Jefferson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
THE ATHLETIC ARENA.

Holiday Runs and Observation-Disclosures
Officers.
The Outing Athletic Club will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening at its head
quarters on Henderson street.
The Ann A. G. will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow night at its rooms on
Montgomery street. The members expect
to have their "stag'' after the meeting.
the matter has not as yet been brought
before the Board of Managers, but the
members believe that the opposition will
lie withdr twn. The "kickers" as they
were called nave modified their opinions.
The Hoboken Athletic Club held Il cross.
country run on New Years morning
from it's rooms on Hudson street to Kings
highway and return. Bonnie Kroog WAS
first home, followed by James Plunkett
and Ed. Torpey. Twenty members took
part. After the run they had a dinner
aud in the evening they held q reception
at their rooms. The club will hold its
regular meeting next Friday evening.
The Boomers Athletic Club of Hoboken
had a jolly time at its room, No. 100
Washington street, on Saturday night.
Boxing, wrestling and club swinging by
the members We're the features CT the en-
tertainmeut. Refreshments were served.
The Owl A. Q. will AVE Il stag enter
taiument this evening at its rooms on
Pavonia avenue. The stag is only for
members. Several special bouts have
been arranged. Ire wind up will be be-
tween two heavy weights for q purse.
The Onward Athletic Club will meet
this evening at It's rooms OH Chestnut
avenue.
The Aroma Athletic Club held a meet
ing last Thursday night at its rooms on
jackson venue and elected the follow
ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. E. H. Culver;
Vice President, ID. j. Styles; Treasurer,
L. F. Byrnes; Secretary, n. S. Brown;
Financial Secretary. w. H. Holland; Cor
responding Secretary, J. A. Crowly; Ser
geant.at-Arms, j. S~lavin; Captain, w.
Nichols; Lieutenant. A. Miller. The
clubs next meeting will be held On Thurs
day evening.
The Lorillard Athletic Club will hold
its first stag entertainment at its rooms
tomorrow night. The committee in
charge has secured a host of talent who
will be on hand to help make it one OF
the best entertainments of its kind ever
given IN his city.
A foot race Of half a mile has been ar
ranged to take place on Wednesday after
noon at West Side Driving Park. weather
permitting. If not. it will be decided on
Saturday, between Jake Cahill and Will
liam Reilly. The race is for ten dollars a
side.
The Harrison Athletic Club will hold
an important meeting next Wednesday
evening. All members should be present.
1t is rumored that several of the officers
will resign.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04

Bob M~cNaughton, the Hudson
County Wheelmen's Bowling Club mas
cot, is a dead failure at the sport. "Bob's"
strikes are few and far between.
Captain Huson has notified all the
members of the bowling team to be on
hand at Guests next Friday evening.
Huson wants to begin the new year by
winning a game. 1t is to be hoped that
his am pition will be satisfied.
The bowlers of the Jersey City Athletic
Club have been quiet during the past
week. The pin boys have had what they
term a dead cinch."
A match game is being arranged be.
tween a Palma Club bowler and Leon
Schermerhorn OF the ). Y. a; =. me
game will probably be rolled Thursday
evening next. Both men have been prac-
ticing in anticipation.
There is a move on foot, 1t is said, in
the Carteret Club to organize a bowling
club tor. the purpose OF arranging Il
tournament between the OLD time bowl
ers OF the Palma, j. C. A. c. and Carteret
clubs. Some of the oldest bowlers in the
city are members of the Carteret Club.
The Jersey City Athletic Clubs ten
men team will bowl at home tonight
against the New Jersey Athletic Clubs
team in an association game.
The Palma team will 20 to Hackensack
UDIS GFeDIUR 10 nlccU Uuo olltdulS III du
Association contest.
The Pinknights and Boyds will meet at
Dukes alleys this evening, and wrestle
for honors in the Jersey City Amateur
League.
The Jersey City Athletic Clubs wheel
men will bowlin the Wheelmen's League
series this evening against the Harlem
Wheelmen on the %latter's alleys. II they
win and the New York Bowling Club is
beaten by Manhattan the Jersey City
Athletic Clubs boys will assume the
lead in the Wheelmen's League.
The Lows will bow tonight at Dukes
alleys. Independents at. Metropolitan
Hall, Germanias, OF Bergen. at Becker's.
No Names at Wersebe's, Calumers at
Henn's and Germanias at Whites.
This evening the quintette of the
Newark Bay Boat Club, of Bayonne,
will encounter the five men team of the
Elizabeth Athletic Club on the latter
organizations alleys in the series of the
American Amateur Bowling Union. The
game is the only one of the series sched-
nled to he rolled this week. 1t %exhausts
Just half of the schedule.
Half Of the schedule Of games for the
Amateur Bowling Associations cham
pionship was exhausted by the games of
the past week.
Club has not lost a game or its own al
leys.
On Wednesday evening the team of the
Bayonne Bowling Club will do battle
with the bowlers of the Union County
Roadsters ut Railway in the first match
of a series of three.
The return match between the second
team of the New Jersey Athletic Club
and the team of the Bayonne Bowling
Club has been scheduled for Wednesday
evening, January 90.
Among the high scores recently rolled
by members of the Pamrapo Athletic
Clubs bowling contingent are the follow
ing:-F. Van Wagner, 2l3; Julius
Schmidt, PA, 2O5 and 2O4; Alfred G. Fon-
tana, 314; Robert G. Morton, 206; Henry
o. Crane, ECO; Frank G. Howell, 227; Har-
old A. Griffiths, 206.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
WAYNE ATHLETES.
Its Cross Country Team Grows Stronger
The Lacrosse Wrinkle.

Its Cross Country Team Grows Stronger
The Lacrosse Wrinkle.
The energetic, enterprising Wayne A.
G. will meet this evening at its rooms in
Caledonian PARK. New members will be
received aud a new committee on games
will be appointed. The Board of Man
ayers will also have q session.
The contingent of Wayne A. c..
sprinters will be further augmented by
the acquisition of Hugh H. Miller and
Charles C.. Gill, both residents of New
York city and exceptionally fast men,
although n~ovices, having competed but
once. They will make their first appear
auce for their new love Mt the Forty-sev-
NTH Regiment Games. Q lite a speedy
sprinter, q resident of Jersey City,
will, it is rumored, ally himself with the
Waynes. However, the interest in cross
country will not languish.
In the locker room of the Wayne A. c.,
OH Wednesday evening. arrangements
were made for "A challenge race between
James A. German and A. G. Everiss,
the sprint to be for forty five yards. The
race is to be contested January IA, in the
Wayne gymnasium. and ia for a silver
medal. Secretary Berrigan is backing
German aud Everiss is backing himself.
German, it will DE remembered, won both
the one hundred yard run aud six hum
dred yard run on Labor Day, and Everiss,
though we'll known TO the jersey City
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
HOW THEY have BONLHD
Records and Averages of
the Leagues and As
SoCiatiOnS.
WITH THE WHEELMEN.
Athletics, Handball, Racquet
Football, Gun and Ring.

The clubs in the Jersey City Amateur
Bowling League are on the homestretch.
The Pin knights lead a neck in advance
of the Klikows. The others are far In
the rear, and it is doubtful If they will
overiake the leaders who are steadily
widening the gap. The Knights have a
decided advantage. They are practically
four games in advance of the klikows.
The latter Won W. games from the Vol
unteers, but they were protested and
must be bowled over again, as the kliks
had Frank Muller on the team. He is a
member, but Is not on the official list, as
each club at the opening of the season
furnished the names of ten bowlers
and can play no others. 1t
has worked a hardship in several in.
stances as the weaker clubs could not
strengthen their teams by adding new
timber. The rule is "a good one, as 1t de-
bars clubs at the eleventh hour from put
winning the honors. In the appended
record the entire scores of Volunteer
Kllkow games appear for the reason that
in the team and individual records the
scores were used to show the actual work
done. The record of games won and
lost
The knights show In front in the indi :
vidual average. Duke leads the hunt
with lis, which is 3 better han Hafnmei
OF The same team. The former bowled In
twenty games, while the latter only bad
a hand iu four. The Klikows are second
on the card, as Eunis with 1875, Casey l63,
Muller 1863. and Smith 161 follow. The
last named is tied by Martin OF the
Doiittles, who eXcels because he has par
tlcipated IN fourteen games to Smiths
two. Schlatmanu of the Independents
has 100 in twelve games. Brennan OF
The Jacks Inn and Cummings of the
Klikows are next in line with $50. John
Boyd follows with 1853 and leads the Boyd
team. The best bowling forthe Pavonias
was done by Piebes. who has an average
OF l47. Casweli leads the Montgomery
Guard with ISL, but he bowled in but two
games. The averages with highest and
lowest scores are:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04

Gus E. Greiff, z: w. l.. Garretson and A.
d. Rahr. 6 each; H. Il. Nelson, 5.
Third event. q competition at ten
singles each from unknown angies-Ed-
ward l.. V~redenburgh ana A F. Comn-
son, 8 hits each; Gus L. Greif, 8; A. y.
Ruhr. Z; W. Garrctson, 6; Il. L. Nelson. 3.
Fourth event. a contest at ten birds
each, keystone system-Edwarl l..
Vredenburgh, 8 smashes; A. E. Comp
son. s: Gus L. Greiff, 4; W. L. Garretson.
5; H. Il. Nelson and A. D. Rahr, 4 each.
Fifth event-A walking match at ten
whizzing missiles each-A. +. Conpson
and Ed ward l.. Vredenburg. 0 shattered
targets each; Gus L. Greiff, Z; II. 4. Mel
sou, 6; A. D.. Ranr aud w. l.. Garreison,
4 each.
Sixth event-A shoot at ten mock pige-
Gus each from unknown angles-Edward
l.. V%redenburgh. 10 broken blue rock: \.
+. Compson, s; Gus e. Greif, Z; H.. E.
Nelson, q.
The decisive shoot between Messrs.
Charles A. Pope, g. De Witt Smith anu
@. w. Vincent for the Marlin rifle trophy
WAS deferred until next Saturday after
noon,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
ON THE CYCLE.

The Hudson County Wheelmen's Doings
"A Lecture.
The Hudson County Wheelmep intend
sending a delegate to the National AS
sembly League of American Wheelmeu.
which convenes at Columbus. o., Febru-
airy Is. H. W. Knight has been selected
as one of New jerseys repres entatives.
The members of the wheeling division
of the Jersey City Athletic Club are en-
joying life by participating in entertain
ments given by New York clubs.
A party of the Hudson County boys in
tend calling on the Columbia Wheelmen.
January IA. The Columbia Wheelmen
nave made elaborate arrangements for
The reception.
Willie Windle has been congratulated
by the Hudson county boys upon his new
record of 2:15. Billy Huson intends
purchasing q new wheel for the purpose
of giving Windle a chase for amateur
honorS.
Treasurer Eveland. of the Hudson
County Wheelmen, was out for Il run
alone. New Years Day to Bergen Point.
The big clubhouse on Belmont avenue
has been deserted since New Years Day.
The boys saw the new year in with a ven-
geance.
A few evenings since the Hudson
oEht WCkC XIV
benefits derived from cycling at the club
house. when one of the members who has
always maintained that some of the boys
rode to excess, took from his pocket a
newspaper clipping and read the follow
ing choice bit Of information on the use
and abuse of cvcling:-
''The use of the bicycle Is a form of
bodily recreation in itself doubtless
wholesome; none the less it Is open to the
mischievous effects of undue Indulgence.
Tempted by the ease of movement, COM
bined as a rule with attractive scenery,
everyone tries 1t. everyone finds he can do
something with 1t, and consideration of
weather. constitution, age and health. are
apt TO be dismissed with summary inn
prudence. Que fruitful source of injury
is competition. In this matter not even
the strongest rider can afford to
ignore his limit of endur-
ance. The record breaker. who
sinks exhausted at his JOURNEYS
eud, has gone a point beyond this. The
septuagenarian who tries to rival his
juniors by doing and repeating his twenty
or thirty miles, perhaps against time, is
ever less wise. Riders should be moder-
ate and not look after the achievements
of stronger neighbors. He who would
derive its best results must not over
exert himself. ana if a rider cannot be
moderate it would be a advisable to leave
cycling alone"
The advice will probably have a ten
dency TO stop hard aud fast riding among
the club members and club run may be-
come the enjoyable events they were not
many months ago. before such compe-
tition made its way among the boys.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
targets and Our Own on the Puritan
CLUBS range.
Ring RIpples.

Willie Hogan is ambitious to meet John
German of the Waynes. Tit former be-
lieves that he can stop the latter IN two
rounds.
Dick Connors has a hacker who is
ready to wager that he can defeat any
bantam in the country, amateur or pro-
f~essional. Connors will not leave the
amateur ranks until he has polished Of
ali the stars in his class.
A special may be arranged for the
Wayne clubs tournameutb between james
Fav OF the Garfield A. Q. and either Hart.
nett of the Cable A. c. or Peter Sherry OF
the Waynes.
Alex Gallagher of this city and Nike
Cushing, ex~.c champion, l26 H. man, will
meet in the ring at Woods Hall on Janu-
AIRY 70.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04

The Pinknights lead in che Team aver
age. They nave reached the handsome
figures of 1894. A few poorly bowled
games recently sent dragged their average
under the 100 mark. There is a remark
able difference in the average scores of
the clubs punched at the bottom of the
list, and 1t IL surprising that they are in
such close company when the averages
are considered. The Pavouias and Mont
pomery, who did not anticipate finishing
at the head of the column. but are in it
for the fun it affords, are over 100 behind
the leader. The team average with the
hest and worst score isl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04

public, is still a novice. Both are very
confident of winning. Several prominent
men in Jersey City athletics will be asked
to oficiate.
The Waynes are to be congratulated
upon securing Edward O'Brien and sevs
eral other ex-members of the famous
Shamrocks of Montreal. Canada. to play
be made TO have Grant. a good lacrosse
player and an extraordinarily clever
boxer. join the club.
At the Wayne's stag. H. j.. Joyce, S. A.
A. c., was chosen to referee the German
Everiss challenge race.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
A NEW CLUB.

The Yachtsmen of Greenvi11e Will Or
gance 1t.
A new yacht club in which several
prominent citizens are interested. will be
organized in the Greenville section in a
few days. 1t will be Incorporated. and a
club house will be erected on the New
York Bay Shore ut the foot of Linden
avenue. Among the gentlemen interested
are:-Manager Frank Hawley Of the
Opera House; Messrs. G. r. Hammel, w
Adams. of the Newark Y. c., and owner
OF the fast Triton; Charles Lutte. of the
Pavonia Y. c., and owner Of My Partner;
Charles Brandt, j. Knoblock, A.. Lam
mers, j. Tiedemann, George F. Kraus.
ST., Charles Winters, George t. kraus,
Jr., J. C. Simmons. P. Pendeston. y. S.
Weber and Captain Worter. Work upon
the club house will begin Immediately
after the organization, and as one of
the gentlemen interested said, 81 will
be n of the finest yacht club houses In
he State"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
Money to Loan
RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD IN. Y, G. Z. R R. R
Trains leave West 42d Street station. New Y ORE.
as follows. and ~ minutes earlier from the foot Of
Hamilton. London. Detroit and Chicago. 1000 =
m, IS Is p. m., +e.l5 y. m.
ST. Louis, ~51i. g. is o. m.
Toronto, 1000 q m, f15. $6.l5 p. m.
Buffalo. Roche ater, suspension Bridge, Niagara
Falls. $50. sI.00 a. M. +5.l5. y, IS p m
Utica and 8 racuse, 4 30 1000 q. m~ % 10, NS5 ..
m. III. IS a. m. runs only 80 Utica.
Kingston. $50 fla ~l00 t1l.5 a. M. AAW.
catssii and Albany. 1891 .7.ia 1000 Ills a m-
tt4.W p. M 'aiA ssls 4: m. -
$50 Wis, as. sl0.oa. 40 IS. sl!,s am, 'l.lh +A.00,
Montreal and Canada East, lis q m. sis p. m.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buralo. Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit chicago and ST. Louis on all
sDaiiy. +Daiiy except Saturday. All other trains
daily except sunday. + + leaves Brooklyn, via
brooklyn annex +l04o q. M. +*I09 p. m jersey
City, F. r. r. station. +lL@ a. m. 1881 m
For tickets. time tables parlor andsleeping car
accommodations or apply onnceA
Jersey City-P. RR station. .Hoboken-M
Hudson street and West shore station. Brook
yn-SS3 Washington street. III Fulton streeA
Annex once. foot or Fulton street. New fork
city Nos ri. SOS. 766. e42 Broadway. l9 Bowery. IL
PARK place. So West l25th street and West Snoro
ststona West 4d street and foot Of jay street,
~ &C. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
wander pllt Av. New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
IL was lively at Doyle's court, Hender-
son street, yesterday. Many interesting
games were played. The scores of

AT Boyle's cour tomorrow night there
will be a match at racquets between pairs.
Tom Goode and Mike Murray will be
partners against Captain Braisted and
Tom Browne. James Malcolm and
Larry Ford will constitute one team in a
handoall match and Pat Barrett and NJ.
M. Roarty the other.
George Hsnley has deposited $50 for
John Malcolm of Brooklyn. who is to
play a series of games against j. Baggs Of
Hohoken. The latter is backed by Prof.
j. Heating.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
OTHER BOWLING RECORDS.
Standing of the Clubs in Union. League
and Association.

Another week has closed and the
record of the Palma and the Jersey City
Athletic Club remains without a break
in the preliminary tournament of the
American Athletic Union. The Palma
has won six straight and the Jersey City
A, 9. has four victories To its credit. The
TWO teams, despite their bad luck ia tire
League and Association, will compete in
the final tourney of the Union and may
duplicate the grand performance Of last
season when they caught the two high
est honors. Lightning rarely strikes
twice In the same place. The records of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04

The football game between the Farley
Emmetts of this city, and Irish-Ameri-
cans of Newark, which was to have taken
place yesterday on the o. n. 4. grounds,
Kcarnv, has been postponed until some
future sunday.
The Farley Emmets practiced yester-
day at the Central grounds in CommunI-
paw. There was a large attendance. and
two teams were made Up. Team No. l
succeeded in defeating Team No. 2 by the
score of 9 goals to l.
The Shamrock Football Club yesterday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
Too Nice a Plum to Lose.

A statistician. who claims reliability
for his figures, makes it out that the daily
income of the Gutenberg Racing Organl-
cation is 50. $50, and the outlay 50. 700. leav-
ing a neat daily profit of So. $50. On the
basis of their annual days of racing, he
says the net yearly profits are 81, 1888 OO0.
1t is this rich plum that the Board of Con
troll proposes TO wither. sporting World.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04

held forth at Monitor Park. Gutenberg.
where they kicked the pig skin In a very
lively manner. This club DISPUTES the
Barrys' title TO the championship of the
city, and would like to hear from them
before the snow flies.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
SPORT AT THE TRAPS.
First Shoot of the New Year by the
Now Jersey Shooting Club.

new Jersey shooting Club.
Despite the drizzle Saturday afternoon,
the gunners of the New Jersey Shooting
Club enjoyed their regular weekly prize
competitions at clay pigeon cracking be-
fore the traps on the grounds at
Claremont. Half Il dozen matches were
shot with the following results,
the prize winner being designated with
an asterisk in each case where the scores
were tied:-
First event. a shoot, keystone system.
breaks; w. L.. Garretson, q; A. ID. Rahr,
5; II. e. Nelson, 4.
SCI II event, a walking match at ten
targets eaeh-A. +. Compson, s fractures;
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-04
c,,.r.. In west shore Time Table.

Tho Catskiu Mountain and Saratoga Summer
Specials were discontinued on September 6. There
viii also be a change in the Drawing Room ana
Sleeping Car arrangements can be
had OF any West shore Ticket Agent