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e. f$tfuts have rented the Orange hall
fof io4Ez 5ooin. The hall win be hand
tolpti1 Tilted 70. ana made an excellent
home fqf the K1lRhts.
ar 52e ApK pf Breahaln was Al the
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cALVEHT pacesneer o.--captain a.
faplkncr way - this eify Yesterday shsk-
sng hands With tss many friends.
Mt Patrick Hurst of Houston was Is
the city yesterday.
bpnlneHs yesterday
NJ HockHaiH made another one of hfs
nyins uipa az. the road THURSDAY
emQne the Milan county people IN the
ltniey4 aessrn. Smiley, II H. WoodAl1. A
M4ssenEale and ~ Il Harlsfleld
The NeAthfr has aEsin turned little
warmer, snuch % The delight AZ al.
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ine tat his appointment ~ postmaster
~ A3ailn would be made hhortly. ~ lor
XlmJhenau Il csndent be VIII receive
the apnointment me first Or next week
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1ylsr

TYLER, neesmbef ga young lawyer,
Mr Johnson IRON Athena. Wills arguing
his first case before The court Of appeals
thl q. afssrnopa tainted from nervous q,
IN the city. ~ ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Fannln cpunty redeemed 1900 court
house bonds tadGy
The comptroller received $3.50 for gen.
rral revenue, making <ih3, N6. sc for fi,a
month OF December.
Major Nimpienftn received d litter from
Congressman Sayers written Monday sav-
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NO HON0RS FOR JERSEY.


Unsuccessful In the Finals at the National
Regatta.
The AtlanticJ of Hoboken finished last
yesterday IN the International race fol
fours iu the reg stta of the National Asso-
citation at Detroit. Hedley OF Newark,
who won his trial heat so handily In the
sen Tor singles. was easily beaten in the
final hent. The fummarv:-
Senior singlss-John J. Ryan. Sunny side,
Iroquois. Caicago, %secont; Jimss Henderson
Catiins, Chicago, third; Edwin Hedley. Passaic
Newark. fourth; Joseph Wright, Toronto.
ffth.
Junior sIngles-w. e. +. Paine, Argonauts,
Toronto, won, tuna lo.s5H; John II. Hall
Albany N. Y. second, tins 1850; Alfred Jury,
TORONTO, third; Alfred Russell. Toronto, fourth.
Double ~scnlls-Stars. Buffalo, John Gray,
bow; Robert Curran stroke, won. TIN, S.ai34i
Vespers of Pniiad .lphia. s,coad. Time. 9.5J.
fawtpckets. third; Colunbias OF Allegheny,
fourth.
Senior Tours. Wyaudottes and New Ycrks dis
qualified for fouitng, Argonats and Mianssotas
ordered to row over.
Junior fours, wyandcttss. Jamss Bryan.
bow; James Sweeney. second; Warren Cir
ardin, third; Henry Weathsrwax stroke, won.
Time, 9.2s15. Mutuals Of Detroit, second. Time,
9.sS. Toronto, third.
Senior pairs-Dstroits, Fred Staniish, bow;
Frank A. Lyon. stroke, won. Time, 1905,
Torontos. second. Time, 1921. Iroquois OF
Chicago, third.
Senior eight-Atalantas OF New York rowed
over the course. Time, 1855 As.
International tours New York Athletic Club,
w, H. Plnkney, bow; L. d. Howard, second; A..
L. Clark, third; j. R. Crawford, stroke, won.
Time, 8,OT. Minnesotas of St. Paul, second.
Argonauts of Toronto, third; Atlantics OF Ho-
bokeu. fourth.
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zIAMY RODE TWICE,
but Was Home First in Both-New Tan
dem Record.

But Was Home First in Both-New Tan
dem Record.
Zimmerman took part in only two
aces yesterday in the National meet OF
be League of American Wheelmsn. He
ron ho;h events-rhe quarter-mile opea
nd the une-mile National cham pionship.
lie did nut compete in the other eveaLs
S he desired to save his strength for the
lDierL ational championships which be-
ia today. The tandem recocd was
roken yesterday. Dirnberger aud Bald
4 The Press Cycling Club of Buff Ito COW
red a mite In 2in. 20 2 So. The best pre-.
iious record was 2:26. The summary
Two miles handicnp-won by w. L. Swsnde-
aap, Helena. 2b0 yard; f. Waller. Chicago, $50
ards, second: Il. r. Steenssn. New YORK, 20
ards. third, Time 4 minutes 81 3-3 seconds.
One mile, national championship of The L. A.
WON by a A. Zimmerman: Julian T. Bliss,
.hicago, sscDnd; A. e. Lumsden, Chicago,
bird. Time, ! minutes - rs seconds.
4.alf nils, 1.2J class-Wou by ]. P. Clark.
BOSTON; A. T. Crooke. Buffalo, second; A. b..
lsnnedy, Jr, Chicago, thlrd. Time, ! minute
~ seconds.
One mile opep-won by H. c. Tyler, Spring
leid; o.. f.. Taylor, WalLham, second; j. P.
Hiss, Chicago, third. Tins, 2 minutes 80 rs
econds.
Half mile national championship--won by
|. c. Tyler, Springfield; A. Z. Lumsden, Chi
ago, second; F. II. Tuttle, ChIcagss third
Zine, ! minute IL 30 seconds.
One mile open-Won by J. S. johnson. Min
eapolis; II. c. Tyler, Springfield, second;
Vaitham, third. Time,a minutes II 90 seconds.
Two miles, National cham piouship Wou by
I. L.. Gary, Boston; A. Z. Lumsden, Chicago,
econd; Hayland Smith. New York, third Time,
minutes. 8 seconds.
Quarter mile, open-Won by A. A. thinner
nan: G. Taylor, Waltharn. second; A. j. Brown,
teveland, third. Time, 81 Is seconds.
One mile, tandem, L. A. w. Championship
Von by NJ. Diruberger and e c.. Bald, Buffalo;
!. D. Munger and F Waller. Chicago, second.
ime, 2 minutes 20 80 seconds.
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CUP DEFENDER; MEET.
Little Wind. But Plenty of Mist. at
Brenton's Point.

Little Wind. But Plenty of Mist. at
Brenton's Point.
NEWPORT, r. l., August ii. 1S93.-Ths
outlook for the great race off Brenton's
Reef today Is not encoura cling. Tbs
sky Is overcast and the wind is very
light. The four cup defeuders-Pilgrim
Jubilee, VIgilent aud Colouia-are lying
quite near each other off Coastsrs' Hnr-
Dor Island, ready for the conflict which
may in a measure decide which one OF
them is 10 give battle to Lord Dnnraven's
fleet cutter Valkyrie.
The entries are as follows:-
Sioops-Vigilant. Colona, Hildegard,
Pilgrim, llderim aud Jubilee.
Observation-Disclosures, Marguerite,
Coroner, Lisca, Alcaea, Ariel, DAgmar,
Loyal, Emerald and Constellation.
Tue Constellation will hardly be able
10 save her time allowance. Ariel Is re-
garded here AS q probable winner OF the
scnooper cup. The Pilgrim aud VIgilant
u g favorite sloous.
The signal was to have been given at
10. so O'clock, but at 10.40 the steam
yachts were just making rheir appear
ance and the flagship was notln position.
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A MEAN TRICK.

fifteen Hundred ExcursIonists Were
delayed at C-ommunipaw.
A contemplate trick was played yes
)erday by some practical joker or msiici-
ns person to Inconvenience the Institute
SoatsCiub of Newark and it's guests.
The club had an excursion to New
haven andIhad chartered the Iron Steam
pnar Compauv's Cygnus. When the
500 excursionists arrived aJ Commune
aw no steamer was in waiting. Cross
ng to the company's office in New York,
ne committee was shown a typewritseu
ut ser.. purporLiug to be signed by the
Committee Of Arrangements counter
handing the order. The company at
nce gave orders for the Perseus to TAXI
he place OF the Cygnus. The excursion
larty finally left CommuniDaw at 1920
l.. N.
II was two O'Clock this morning when
he excursionists arrived in Newark after
heir days outing. The delay occurred
q the start.
= The sending of tho letters was done In
evenge it is supposed, by friends of the
foupg men who have been arrested on a
tharge of stealing tickets from the. Cath
lie Institute.
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August: 1898, the Commissioners OF assessment
and Chief Enginser MED IN re e11ee Of the C,srs
their preliminary, assessment AiaD AID schedule
SEVENTEENTH STREET.
between Jersey avenue aud Hoboken sven ne. to
the faIi width Of sixty fsss' IN accordance with
The esnsre line thereof beginning at ? point in
f sss n MsStsf from si The centre 81 ssi liae d si sixsesn ai Il street, Ct.
as shown upon the Official city. map, entitled AS
IS iss 's" " snen @s0 r Sl slS s' We slss y ss aes1 parallel Hinsil VIII ;isaa
SixteeRth street, to the easterly line or lands form
s Fight 0 snsios e ao6o eealV syen nIsas 70 the e as
line OF hoboken avenue.
is comprehendsd in that d described ABOVE.
The land to Ds asses SEQ for said proposed open
Ing may be G ssSaSTs E rPis9g j III
from a point about 100 feet east Of Henderson
street to Jersey avenue. and from thence as If
Hen DERsoN STREET,
from Seventeenth street, about rs feet east and Is
GROVE STREET.
from Seventeenth street about l0 feet east and 100
ERIE STREET,
from Seventeenth street. about loo feet east and 100
JERSEY e
on the east side, from Seventeenth street. about
100 feet ea't and J ~ ssss we xsSsEsSus.
on the west side. from seventeenth street, as pro-
posed, about 100 feet east and loi feet west.
COLES STREET.,
from s. seventeenth street. as proposed, about 100
feet east aud lN1 feet weS.
MONMOUTH STREET
from Seventeenth street., as proposed, about 10C
feet east and lO feet west
AVENUE
from Seventeenth street, as propoled, about loo
feet east aad 1U0 feet wess,
And that the seventh day of September, 1922. at
tan o'clolk A. NJ. and the meeting room OF the
board Of street and Water Commissioners are
hereby fixed IS. the time and place, wnen and
wners the Board of Street and Water Commission
ers Will meet to hear AM consider any objections
10 said report or to the improvement. that may
b e presented in writing.
By order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City, August II, 1898.
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NOTICE,


Notice is hereby given That the Commissioners Of
Assessment for Jersey City will meet at their
ONCE in the building occupied by the Board u
street aud Water Commissioners. corner OF Mer-
Ger street and Jersey avenue, Jersey City, n. j., on
Tuesday, August 18th, 1855. at ten O'Clock A. Nj. to
make appraiSsls ami determine the value OF the
real estate to be taken for opening
PRIOR STREET
over and embracing the land described as fol-
lows
road avenue distant easterly four hundred (AW
feet from the eastesly line OF Fremont street as
shown on the City Title and Assessment Map,
dated 1882; thence ,soetherly ON q course parallel
with the ~easterly line OF Fremont street as shown
on said map and distant foue hun dred SO. feet
easterly therefrom one hundred and nifty three
(,5Sl feet, moro or lens. TO the northerly line OF
WAYNE $ rect: thence easterly along said northerly
line Of Wayne street. forty 40l feet; theucA north
erlS parallel with the nrst course one hundred and
fifty thr ee t153 feet, more or less, TO the toutherly
line OF Railroad avenue; thence westerly along
said line of Railroad avenue forty HW) feet to the
beginning; and will then and there hear all parties
interested in said Improvement who desire to be
heard before them on the value OF the real estate
to tie taken for such Improvement and the damage
the owners of such real estate, or OF any interest
therein, may sustain by reason of such improve
ment.
CHA SCHULTZ, JR.f OF
]. CRONAS, }. Assessment
Dakad Jersey CITY, N, j.. Angus ION. 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-11
GROCERS' GUARDS,
They Banged at Bulis' Eyes for Valuable
Prizes.

They Banged at Bulls Eyes Tor tAiuapie
Prizes.
Jersey City G ocer's Guards had a
great day at Shustzen Park. Union Hill,
yesterday. E1rly In the morning pre-
parations were made for one of the big
gest occasions ia the history Of the nsso-
| citation. Grocers from all parts OF the city
| started in carriages and were conveyed TO
the park. Others rode in cars, aut by
diuner time one OF the largest crowds
that eyer walked through the gates at the
park filed through the turnstilss. The
principal events of the day were tue
shooting and bowling contests.
Several things had been contributed by
large firms to tie given in prizes. Among
Snsm were 90 barrels of Kerosene oil and
so kegs of beer. Nearly 5000 In casa priz IS
wers distributed.
In the shooting contest Henry Hoersch.
Of No. 1906 St. Paul's avenue, won trsu
prize aud captured twenty kegs Of beer
u. jackson. of Bergen and Storm avs-
nues, won a twenty-dollar gold
piece as second prize. Third prize went to
William Dohlmau. of No. SO Palisads
avenue. lie LOT q five dollar bill aud ivs
barrels OF oil. Secretary William Weber
OF No, 1853 York street, recs ived n check
to Henry Behnoke of No. 1856 Johnson
avenue. He took home ten kegs OF
lager.
THIS shooting for above prizs5 was con.
fined to members OF the as ,ociarion.
The judges also had their own ! little
shooting matches. A prize OF SIS WAS
offered for the highest sc ore,
and each contestant paid 81 entra nee
fee. II the target was hit the
value Of the dollar in merchandise was
given the ons WAC made the good shot.
Several of the judges could not even
make the bullets hit the target, aud LOST
their dollar. L. P. Hansen won first
prize.
In the bowling plenty of prizss ware
given. Dick Mertens of Washington
aud York streets won $40 for running up
the best score. He knocked do wn % out
of a possible 80 pins. Ths balls wers
about The size of a baseball.
President of the Board Of Aldermen
aud Acting Mayor Simpson was AMONG
fnaSo npQsnDF
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-11
THURSDAY. the Seventh day Of
September next,

long examination By the counsel for the
defense, who decided TO prove that
Shann's constitution had been shattered
by drink and iva disease. The
doctor would not admit that his symp-
toms proved that he had been such a
sufferer.
CAUSE OF SHANNis DEATH.
DR.. Cantwell wa asked as an expert on
the effect of mercurJaI poisous on the
human system, what. in his opinion, was
the cause Of young Shaun's death.
Counsel for the defence fought hard
to have the question stricken ont. be-
cause. 1t was claimed, the question
was put In Hypothetical form and was
four typewritten Dag long. 1t
was argued that 1t was inadmissable,
especially as it purpoEted TO be u history
Of the whole case aud yet did not sem-
brace all the facts In 1t.
The Court ruled a6ainst the defence
and the Witness answered the question by
saying that the youth came to mis- death
shrouRh Inflammation of the intestines
and stomach. due Co the presence OF
mercury In them. The symptoms ofShann
were not characteristic of any particular
disease. The pu.ient. he thought, had
received more mercury tnan the regula-
ton medicinal dose.
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Dated Jersey CITY, August n, lsg
CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the hrst day OF
May, 1898. application was made to the Board Of
street aud Water Co ninissionors by Cord Bischof
ana others LOT tas SPnssEu aaGa g : SEVERN
from Graham to Hague street, which said appIica-
amended application suomitted 10 said Board on
July ], 1884, by Pau :: Pinzeon sad otners for the
ssuuasIai1ffTAA vsESUE,
from Graham street to irving street. A 24-inch
brick oval sewer from tue soutnerly side Of Irving
sewer from the s~outleriy SIDE OF Grace str Get. To
and connect with thu sewer now built In, HAGUE
cordance with the established plan Of sswerage,
together with all the necessary mannoies, receiv-
Notice is also givsn tnat on the fourth day Of
August, 1888 the commissioners u Asseasmeat
sioners their prelimin ay sketch she Ning what
property Will probably % assessed, ana this prob
able amount OF benefit to eaon lot or parcel OF
land. also the probapIe amount OF asse ssment per
foot of frontage for the said improvement. and the
same is pow open TO public Inspection in the on1cs
And notice is also given that the following
are Included in said assss sm ant, namely:
SUMMIT AVENUE,
XIV" aEasAM STREE.
on tbs north side from summit avenue, about %
-NoRTHsTREET.
on the south side from summit avenue, about q
And that tbs eleventh day OF September, 1898, at
board Of saieas AMI Water csn1uissiensrs are
s SSsrs the a11 Soa "a 81 sas st a@s ana ana p wsssr w cemm aha
sioners viii eet to hesr parties interested in sad
application. and all Inconsistencies against the
said improvement that may be presented in writ
ing.
GEO. t. BouroN
n.tad Torsav Cfru Auo.ot II 1901 na
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BRITA NINA In THE LEAD.
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

By Cable to the United Press.
LONDON, August 1.-The race for the
C~ommodore's Cap under the ausplce s of
the Royal Victoria Yacht Club took
place today. Tue start was made from
Ryde. an d the course wus entirely around
the Isle of Wight. The weather was
sunshiny, and there was a fair west
erly bre eye blowing. The Satanita.
Calluna and Britannia were the only
three contestants for the priza. They
got off practically together 1t half-past
nine O'Clock. Tue Brittauia soon drew
ahead and appeared to hold her adyan-
tags without difficulty. Tho Satanita
was in second place. At eleven O'clock
the relative position of the yach is was
unchanged.
2lm.. lis.
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Datep jersey city, August ii, 1sa;
CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the I'D day of
May 1898, application was made TO the BOARD OF
Street and Water Co mi >toners by James Multi
gan and others for he construction OF an eighteen
GRACE STREET,
from a point about MI ETY. feet from Summit ave-
nue. to and connecting with saver about to be
built in Central avenue, in accordance with the
ESTABLISHED plan OF sewerage. together with all the
necessary manholes. receiving basins and appur.
tenances.
RNotice is also given that on the lst day oil
August, 1873, the Commissioners of Assessment
fled with the Board OF Street and Water Commits
sioners their preliminary sketch. showing what
p1 operty VIII probably be assessed, and the prob.
able amount OF benefit to each lot or parcel of
land. also the probable amount Of assessment per
lot OF frontage for the said Improvement, aud the
same Is now open for public inspection in the
Commissioners
And notice Is also given that the following
streets Or avenues or particular sections thereof
included In said assessment, namely.
GRAZ STREET,
from a point about 10 feet north of Central
avenue to q point about I0f feet south Of Summit
avenue.
and that the eleventh day Of September, 1895
at II O'Clock A. NJ, an } the meeting room of the
Board OF street aud Wafer commissioners are
hereby fixed az the time and place wnen and where
applications and all reni0nstrances against The
said Improvement may be presented In wri ing.
BY order Of the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners.
GEO. +. BoUToN,
Datad Iaraav Cfty Auousk II. 1909.
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r. NOTICE
NoTIcE TO coxraacroKs.

NollCE ~ CONTRACTORS
OF strses and Water Comm !soidnsss on Monday.
august ". 1873. for sueu repairs 70 Public Schools
az are conteinplaled under specifications 10 be
seen In the ONCE or the chiaf hnglneer, corner of
Jersey avenue aud Mercer straet wh src blank
forms OF bids ana agreement OF s~uretIsy can BIS
For thu purposes OF bidding. the schools have
bean grouped as follows.
Schools Nos. I, .. 8 Arnsx II, II Annex, II and 10.
schools Nos. 2. 4. S and II.
Schoo 2 NOs. .. T., y. 10 4 "a "a.
Schools Nos. u. Is, II, ~ ~ and q.
Tue mason WORK. carpenter worK, plumbing
painting q d SIC I'M neatlig must b bid " Sc oar-
class or work Tor slca gr ~ p
The Board reserves the right to rsla;t . W or all
bids II IL considers that the best interest of the city
can be concerved by 80 doing.
No city onclal wi be accepted 81 surety. nor
viii a substitution of suFetes be allowed.
J oposals must he sncioSed in Hsalrd ,sn velopes
endorsed, "Proposals Tor repairs u schools' with
class OF work AMI group specih ed directed 10
C1aries J. omers. Hs Chairman OF Committee
ON Public buildings. Docks ana Parks, aud handed
10 the Clerk Of the Roard In open injecting when
called Tor In The order OF business relating to
sealed proposals.
The attention OF bidders II especially called to
terms whereof NO contract h AL be bud ing upon
the city. or be como effective or operative until
the bondsmen ono red by the contractors have
been approved as 10 snficiency bs this Board. aud
as TO form BIZ the Corporation G0nussI, the Prest-
dent OF this Board having power to examine the
proposed Don tsnen uuder oath.
By order Of the Bo ard OF street and Water
Commissioners.
Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice ia hereby given that the Commissioners of
Assessment for Jersey City will meet at Their office
in the building occupied by the Board OF street
and Water commissioners. corner OF Mercer street
and Jersey avenue jersey. City, \. j., on tuesday,
August %. 1898, at 9 o clock a. M, to make APP
praisais and a determine the value Of the real estate
TO be taken for the opening of
Ii STREET
from Railroad avenue 70 Wayne street, us shown
on the Title and Investment, Map. date0 lsSs. of
thai part or Jersey City which was formerly North
Bergen, and will then and there near all parties
Interested in said Improvements, who desire t, be
heard before them on the value OK the real estate
to be taken foe such Improvement and tde dam
ages the owl srs OF such real estate. or of any in
terest therein. may sustain by reason of such im-
provement
JHA ]. HUI JR. OF
CORNELIUS J. CRONAN, Assessment
Dated Jersey City. n. ]. August 10. 1893.
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DISASTROUS WESTERN FIRE.

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis. Aug. II, 1903
A report reached this city at midnight
that the country north of Cartwright,
this county, is burning up. Summer re-
sorts belonging to Chippewa people bor-
dering along the lake ars In danger.
Owners nave sent men to fxht the fires.
Farmers are working hard to save their
property, Cartwright isin danger. and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-11
cI.OSSEY DISQUALIFIED.

h Clever Jersey City Runner Conn
peted at Unregistered Games.
Some few days ago word was sent TO
President Curtis that several amateur
athletes competed over In Jerscy It
gaine not registered. Ois Of the anna
tours accused was William f. Glossy.
Yesterday he called at Secretary Sulli-
vans office. and upon being confronted
W it'll the facts he admitted his guilt, and
is therefore ineligible to compete III q
A. A. U. Games. The officials nave also
been Informed that quite q number Of
other SO called amateurs are going around
doug the same thi ng.
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Athietio Arsna.

The Wayne A.. O. will have Q picnic and
games ut Caiedonian PARK on September ,. The
athletic events will be loo yards, $50 yards, one
mile and three miles.
Coons OF the scots is making rapid improve
ment in jumping. When he began q few weeks
ago he went over the stick at 4 feet 8 inches.
Now he clears 1t at 5 feet 4 inches, He Is also q
clever Sprinkler and can do tho hundred in 1l16
seconds.
Sim Robinson Of the Scots has received a
challenge from a man named DonnolIy, wko
wants to match an unknown against Sim at 166
lbs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-11

Total.
cRIcKET IN

A game of cricket was played yesterday
ON the Cricket Grounds, Hoboken. The
tea ms represented the steamship Umhria
and the Kilkenny Confederation Cricket
Club, The tars Won by a dozen points.
The s9pre:-Umoria team: Il. reilly. IL;
L. Dickinson, 8; j. McClenens, IS: e.
Wood ward. o; G. Walker. 6; +. Jones
mot oHtl. %; j. O'Marod, 0; A. Teasdale,
Thomas, L extras, Z. Total. SO.
Kilkenny c. G. CD. Pheian, s.; r.
Minougue, o; j.. Bowling. Is; NJ. Gleason.
IL; j.. McGrath quot OUT, 5; P. Murphy,
10; p. Byrne, 4: J. Holden, o; l.. O'Grady,
.; r. Phelan. 2; Jas. Phalan, .; extras. 9;
I'otui. "a.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-11
PURITAN ATHLETES.

no Ball Game VIII BE Followed by a
Picnic.
The Puritan Athletic Association will
ave a lively time tomorrow. In The after
DON It's baseball team will play . cham
lcnship game against the West Bargens.
d tie Danforth Avenue grounds. The
sne will begin AZ two O'clock. After