The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-01
PALMA'S JUBILEE.
Winners of the Prizes in
the Several Com
petitions.
MERRY STAG TONIGHT.
Close the Festiyities-Death
Of a Prominent Local
Athlete.
MERRY STAG TONIGHT.


alma Clubs anniversary celebra-
close tonight with a stag. It
be an ordinary annual, but a
sof mammoth proportions. The
closed last night, and the prize
are known with the exception OF
boflsrs whose total will be near
IN figures fled sby the Presi-
alone knows what they are,
will be read this evening at the
Aae other honors will also be dis
ed The whist tourney was held
night. The partners were
Macdonald aud Charles p.
Iidder, James Hansell and
enjamin Edge, William G. Bumsted
a.. J. Post. w. J. Seely and G. e.
man, Il. w. Kennedy aud w. d..
i'd, Leroy Schermerhorn and John
ey, William II. Carrick ann @. w.
ter, William G. Letferts and DR.. Flint
iris, Henry Roster and j. +. w. Man
is. John H. Gallagher and Charles
ason, Francis Mcguire, Jr., and L. A.
gan apd r. C. Bonham and O.. ). Fox.
he winners were DIR. Edge and Hansell.
he winners of the euchre. cribbage
nd whist competitions will meet
onight and decide by lot the
six prizes. The successful card players
were Charles S. Mason and Z. w. Elkins
N cripbage. John H. Gallagher and 1. w.
Kennedy in progressive euchre, and DIR,
Edge and j. A. Hansell in whist.
The Odd Fellows settled their battle
last night, The winner OF the first prize,
the Bohemian vase, is Frank Wander
becK, and the second, the mystery prize.
goes to Ensign Newton. The scores are
appended:-F. V~anderDeek. 1000; Ensign
Newton, 1046; James Throckmorten,
1044; E.. Lambert, 10Ss; y, ". Condit.
$50; ]. E. Hulshizer. sol; J. l.. Bowker,
TIA
In. bottle pool the first hsncr was won
by w, S. MacKellar. who mRde the max
imum score of SO in three runs of 81 each.
The second prize wal won by George Il.
Brown. with runs of 80, Is, %, A. e.
Vultes was q close third, With 30, ~ and
rs.
The first prize in the three best runs at
pool in Glass A was won by J. B. Staples,
who made the highest possible fetal. He
thrice packeted all the fifteen balls with
out a break. A. E. Vultee, who take
second prise in Glass A, was only n ball
short OF the best total, as he had runs of
Is, Is and IA. In Glass B, G. T. Hender-
son leads for first prize with runs Of Is, IA
and TO. f. W. Smith win second prize
Win runs OF Is. II ana III. ~. Z. dol.
comb was third with 9. 9 and s.
In billiards, Staples also excelled in
Class A. He had the highest run in the
French oarom game. He made IA. The
prize viii go to James Clark, who did not
Ike up a cue until last night, when he
id the worries for Is. one less than
The winner will only accept one
at for the pool, a leather Ease for
suit. The prize in Glass B was
= Willard Carter. who ran II.
sgreatest number of balls on the
W-Smith-W wen, although in
SIS B he made 8 balls. T. F. Bedle. A.
L. Vuitge, N. C.Lefferts and J.B. Staples,
all in Glass A. tied at 2balls each.
The bowling score book mysteriously
disappeared about the time that Sam
hathaway and Frank Baldwin vanished.
1t is saids.thst George T. Brown led for
first prize. and Charley Meyers and Fred.
Piebes bave tiedsfor second prize. There
Is tall guessingaas to which two will cap.
ture the other two prizes.